who at W II W
ill-rim the gamma tbv
mun-dun.
W want
”summit“.
m1 a“: sodium-ou-
. I. bl ‘Wt
I Conditions in the gasoline industry
____‘__ as uncovered by the imestigation are
(3,103. 31ml 2t.—ol)tnuin«‘dflhre§ to he: . . . _
g‘mmv industry by Stand- l Gasoline marketing is dirtdod into
Slit“? b the h | 1 Trade mIeieveu territorial divisions at least
. to,“ P Swat. today, mmme of which are said to be under
3" r‘twunsibit- for high gust) {Standard Oil domination.
:- Cf lite ltlfil [“0 \1'aihs
I Stockholders of the Standard Colu-
’ Danica to a great do rec are the s e
rt written afwr an as g am
mostlgation into the r-ntlrc
Iindividuals or interests. with man
I ii up half of the stock of the \at'lota
indusn'y, declaus inter1 '
1 _ . : companies in their hands.
flack ownership prevents any; .
‘ . , : Leading ofiiccrs of the Standard
unon among the .artous Companion hold ton ‘d abi t l.’
. . . .’ ‘ ' s: or a now 11
Oil Companies and the com- 1
"recommends legislation to
; two or more companies.
. . Iro lured
penmg of the Oil Trust (“ago I I
to In
I.“
l'
DLRefrigoral urs.
equipped with them.
I Standard Oil refine! lies
.. ; : more than sixt “‘1' cent. of tho. var-u-
“modmcnuuus of the su- . . y I f’
y _ . _ lInp output In 1915, sold about 6;. per-
“5 dissolution decree. Trent of the tottl I‘ldl‘kFlE‘l at 1 id’
. . . . . . i .' I ‘ I ‘
ustve evidence was found, more than .0 m] l m .. a ( ,f I
.- _ _ . .- ('1'. . o '23 . n:
that. colluston emsts ‘ ‘ I 1" um I
_ _ , , stocks. I
Standard Companies 111 “t‘orrmpnndour of ll till I:
.‘ .1 I. ‘ . l I - ' I '
til-the decree, but llle com- pricca i1 l‘ilfi VI” mi ‘ d I “1:“ i
. .. .. .. \').lS!l-. -
findings have been trans— inc (Gilli-l0” h“ a [ii at 111:1! {.Y I
- , ; " ‘9‘, sys l r) 2‘,“-
he Attorney-General. ‘ Hell“ points to Itb't n 9 Lip0 ft in I
. - .‘ z ' I' l" - .c~ ' r.
are declared to have hell] i 5 m c 1.114.,
l‘utth ““‘ifl'r‘~‘; - '.
bitrarily, although natural , w dIDi l‘dl) thumtex of the In I
_ . , (qualities in li‘lt'i‘ is cuitfltlsivo‘v
tributed. Pronounced pure I V ' “
_ -. tin-vn'irtratt'z" M: 1h ~ fuels. that as in)
. were found In (infercnt u ; I f a 1 . i l I
‘I’i‘t'.l iillf-H 0. it) El‘l‘lli.) ' ‘ l l " ‘
lithe country. I ‘5 P l
* . . . ,, '~'x“‘f‘ m :t: ‘ 21!.” ‘r; in i’P‘iiZ‘fl.
ludtpal tindmgs oi (11-. ‘ ‘1 ' I
l
m .tmin lIt' . Wren
1-11 1/ '20 \‘vitlt‘lt (lifft'i‘onl.
big (liilcttnt ltII'itmius. " I
Wholesale gasoline price roan he.
fut-Ion 72.”. and 85 per cent. in. 1915.
says the report. Retail prices kept}
close behind them. I
m competition in the chief gTI‘f" W.“ merfmed demand. andI
products exists. among the pcaluly oi the ploduct played 1n the
totimpanles. 'lncroaso is shown in figures giving
thalabsonoe-oi’ competition. is' the Increase .1“ demand 38 per cent.
.1. éommul'iiiy bf stock owner-I In 1915 ond the; production ucvexivper
, . . . - . Iconi. below the year beiore. The
“Mm” disclose advances'lnl‘ standard books show large earnings,
says the report. as also was evidenced
-, gasoline and difference tn \by the. enhanced sto k k i l
m and to St nda dun: 0 ma! 9 m 119
9 in: a r 1' of Standard Securities
mutant... which could not be
ddt'ucept under the conditional
. i'lllr
min...
\‘v'll'
(mu _
I'J'l':
!‘t".‘l i~
most marketing it—~I'I'i:oric.~' . ,
, , , -.-I run
bdllrd Companies are dunnn-
flle Standard Companies have
" dialdistribuiion of territory
as gasoline, and that no
i'I-Is sranbmos.
the combination of pipe lines National League
Amt branches or the lnduntry W. L. l'.(‘.
m m- efimbflah and perpet- Now thlmk ........... 6 2 350'!
_ St. .Louir- ............ 8 4 .667
1- . .
one... Ila trio conclusive cvi gfifgglm‘d': """"""""" I; II '23:
collusion among the Stand . Chicano .............. I; o Irma
es in violation of lbc dis Bl'obklyn ............. .‘l , a 1:33
. ' I’hlludolphiu ......... 3 ti .333
Pittsburgh ........... 4 9 .307
~ recommended "American Leanne. I
res an necessan to rem- ‘ ' ~ W. L. ; III-”I
‘ Chicago 8, 2 .809;
1.”an .00? ‘lilfi n... 01K!!!" 208““! .1 .............. f 3 .ggéI
9“ Ol‘ \ ............ a 3
effing: :éhelllfi 19?“! Cleveland ............ S 5 .5001
' ‘ St Louis ............. l - ii .400
w for the purpose of 0b Philndcinhti ......... t 6 .400
lt modifications or decrees \lnshlncton .......... 3 6 .333
red by new condlfions_ Infill)“ .............. 3 7 .300
to abolish in' certain international “29°"? P -.
" «dock ownership in Newark .............. -i f .800
Is. .formerly members of niuumore .. .......... 6 2 .750
all. I I3 ’ dlssolvcd uudep the Pl'nwdencc .... . . . r. . . 3 2 .600
7 Rochester ............. 4 4 .500 I
1‘} .
...... .. ............. l
melt- in potentially com Toronto 2 5 .285
thus by withduwing Buffalo ............... 2 5 .285
mating and control. American Aaaocvtiatloti. PC
v‘?‘ “we“ “’1‘“ "’“gn’z' Kansas City ......... 7' 2' .ttt
on ownership would fix Indianapolis .......... to 3 .761
mmon owners the 1136- Louisville ............ 8 4 .666'
fur the act), of 9-1011 of Milwaukee ........... 5 3 .625
Columbus ............ 5 . 8 .384
-..- Minneapolis .......... 3 5_ .375
St. Paul ............. -2 7 .222
Toledo ............... 2 10 .200
YESTERDAY’S RESU LTS.
WMY LOTlON
MOE WITH .LEMONS
a- quarter pint at. about
out of a Imall jar of
common cold cream. .. r
_ National League.
Brooklyn, 3: Philadelphia. 1.
.New Yorkinoston, rain.
Plti‘shurgh,-2;“St. Louis, 0.
Cincinnati. ‘10; Chicago, 4.
American League.
New. York's: Boston, -6.
‘Phiiadolphia, '4; Washington, 3.
(Only . two :‘gamcm scheduled.)
' intertiational ..L'eague.
l-‘lvwidcncc. 11: Buffalo, 5.
Rochester, 6; Baltimore, 2.
Richmond, 9: Toronto. -8.
Newark-Montreal. rain.
American Association.
St Paul, 4; Minneapolis 0.
Kansas City,~4: Milwaukee 3 (11
--lnnlnga.)
Indianapolis. 6; Louisville, 4.
Toledo, 4; Columbus. 3.
%-~ 1
a name-made lemon lotion
asaaged into the face, : -
s. and arms daily, the and
should become soft, clear
and the complexion dainty I
',Ve';‘ ' , ' I
lormoman hasn't» Mord of
#0 remove complexion
do bleach the akin and to
focus, the imbuess -
beauty? ,
:acid, thereto!» irritating
II Strain thmughka fine
3 f twofreah "lemons
ntalnlng‘about.three
mint 'white,'then Shake
“ :have a:..t‘vhoie quarter
. d-‘momplcxlon. lotion at
motionesunually payaiior
“or 270131111117 - cold . cream.
..ptrnln‘lholomon juice so
nto the botllc,gthon"1his
,d‘efltaln .pure “audit-ash tor
Won applied daily to the
, .1 and hands it. naturab
“halo no whiten. clear.
GAMES TODAY.
————
National Lnague.
Brooklyn "t Phliadclphia.
Boston at New York "
Pittsbur ":11 at St Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati
“American League.
{Cleveland at “Chicago.
wSt Louis at-‘Betrolt.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston
. international League.
Toronto at Richmond;
Rochester at Baltimore.
(Only 'iwo games scheduled.)
acting»? flames.
Tufts at Fordham. ..
Juanita at Pitts urgh .
Connecticut Aggica at .Vemont.
Urslnus at Wit 1': Marshall.
.Nlagtu'n at Muhlcnberg .- .
.ieacher.
..)
_: .89
Refrigerators
The M 3000‘ is wads with a satisfacbII-I Ill!”
The thing to keep in mind is that.
the best is the cheapest in the long run. Refrigera.
tors with steel linings are easy to clean, no corners or
cracks to give resting place»; to germs.
- ' Ask to see the fluxes.
thinks so well of tho McKee lit frigerator that: twenty-
fivo of the. late hattlrships, including the Texas, are
Our beloved 1711: lo Sam
Como and giro a personal inspection.
l'lmu-mrn'.
What do you use
to clean your-car?
. “Wonder-mist” is :I clcuusm' and pulisher which
. rcmtw65111ud or road tar from any highly finished sur-
I face without scratching. It will; give a brilliant polish
to wood, metal or leather.
It can be applicd with a
I spray pump which distributes‘ the mixture over a sur—
. face evenly and economically. .
Wonderdnist is equally good for cleaning furni-
ilure, removing grease or finger marks from polished
surfaces.
One quart can, with splay, -.$125.
Books
A m'w tliI .it'Mn m ;i
lll"!tl'r«'. littl'tll‘U ill-
I
I‘H'l
llt"~‘l (rljtli'l' 'li' i=1;
1-“.
HIV ...-sum...- *zlti‘ r.
and now {until Jinn.»
(min-Inguu'ho1y.
llmulrutls of Books '
:l‘i'illl now.
Snim- i-‘ll the latest fic-
llilll: .
“The Light in tho-r9
(‘lc 11' lug, ‘ by lrving
Bacheller r.
“In Ithc Wilderness,”
Hichens.
“The Road to Under-
54
is
51:2; standing' ’Eleanorl’nr—
@Ifl ter.
Bum?“ 1 ' “Brandon of the Eu-
” “it giliccrs,”.Bindloss. , ‘1',
' Non-fiction: ‘ ‘TIE'
Men's Pajamas
in Summer weight
Calcutta and mm, both nice, will agreeable
fabrics.
In plain white and neat stripes, also some
novelty effects' 1n sports style.
.ggfl I“:
Yale and Carter,.j;,,,
‘Unipnisuiia ' I
Both the best that can be obtained,
flmw%N.M-
Main iloor.
,Shoesfor Women
"play" Oxfords pg;
, VIII?
ls
i
.ii’or biggirla
A shoe of tannpd elk~
I" Skin with. leathefyheels,
I .jelkskin which
i
moans comfort for .all
soles,
Inports wear.
‘ ' These are aim-good
quality and will ~ bear
solingmany times,
$4.00”
Goodilioois
FAIRFIELD COUNTY CAMPAIGN
, FOR AGRICULTURAL
. . . ’PREPAREDNESS. ~
stamiord.
$5. 000 contributed by business men
of this city This generous support
has ”made it poasiblo‘t tori the=dlfei>tors
to add two more Supervisor-slotting
working force of the garden club or;
ganlzation in its campaign for pre-
paredness.
Garden work has been taken up in
: ,‘hc high ~5chool in Stamford and '
‘ twenty
acres of potatoes Will
blunted by the club north” of ‘,‘v
high school LThe work will be con
ducted under the. supervision of the‘
principals of: thé high school. and one
. Ridqci'leid.
A mails-meeting was held last night,
in itidgeiieid drew a record crowd of
two hundrodvand Atty. persons inter
; utopia-.51
4; t;
, Jl-iil
- warm
annuity of need potatoes has been
fllwitv steam canning outfit M 1' ' r t
"um" capacity. with n runnin .-
g e m- ,. pended in. .llve days.- nod ilned.$50 «bw
‘ President. Tenet .233 a: result of his 3M .
ested in the development or the work: '
Amos! labeling for. the purpose or , 2 ‘ .c.
A Black Boot is al-
ways in style, always In
good tactic.
The Road Shop oifers
good» as in black
'_leathcr because a: quan»
tity' of. black shoes were
ordered for the Spring
delivery .b’éfore. the big
advance in prices of
leather.
III-“akin; anion paid
and Fraud) kid, ‘butth
7- inches :high.
. I .gong
$1.15 up f
1“ "I
. t ‘ ,
Styles in patent colt: - ‘
or- lace'models 6% to: 9 “L
' LEE
“Lloyd Georgi.”
“My Second ‘Yenr of-
“the War,” Palmer.
“The .lt‘irst Hundred
Thousand,” 'lan Hay.
“Woman," V anc e
‘ 'l‘hompson. .
“Eat and Grow
Thin,” Vance ' Thomp-
'4.
.- Main floor.
The IBM Book Do
.partmont is junder'the
direct management of
Mr. G. mums, late
with Hayes & ‘Bctta of
this city. Douhtieas the
many friends Inf Mr.
, Mescrvc will-be glad to
"L find him in the “Read
- Book Shop.
3. Main floor.
.0
..: l1.-1v
White Pxeignskin
Cloth ‘
_ and Buckskin-Pumps 3} ,
, 7E3; for Women ‘ 'I
.AiactBoots-and‘Ox. ‘-
Willows for women, either I
for dress or sportg wear) I 3
nmmwm
,.
supervisor the first demonstration
;plot has been plotted and narrowed.
Wodt on the remaining ground will
be rapidly- {Vital-ml \
Shelton.
Mllnde1 thn direction of MMr 'Sllick.
of the i)erby*Sheiton Y .C. A;. a
purchased Thesauri: now being a'old
«t cont. Gnrdon plots and available
":pu'ul .atc being oi'fmud by nubile
"" " ‘ "‘ “wens. {Factorylow net . are
coopfinting. . , .
Danburga
Pr” be“ N‘ (‘nmrmr'w incon-
't‘dm'in'“ thmentcldinhno‘at 0' 1‘. can'-
..‘LA
In charge for llw cramp.
tsunami .
V'arl- nan oh-lu *9!!!“ 13.11“th nhupip
.. .._.. z
in .vm arm “in“
straight brat, '
...Iww
' section on the third iloor,c
’Camphorballs. and oamphorated napthaline.
l:
Basement. I;
...»ui rahn'Beach .
“WW Emory»
«Thu 3th“; ”1‘
hands-z ul‘ llt'ill;
lt‘llllli‘l'.
Sti‘ici l’:.'...'_ '
and can In: A; team
It really might be a Li
large south \\ iudows. ‘
..A pleasant place.
Dress Linens
Towels and Crashes
La Grecquo
Underwear
Combination, Envelope Chemises, or mowers,
designed especiallt for e\ erv type of figure.
Grecque garments fit with ease, no drawing, or pub
,ing, but a smooth unwriukled fit, only to be found in,
this make.
(Tome and-see the new garments.
ILookout for Moths
Incl.
Damaaka ,
In
Second lion.
it
I
Math Bags, of turine and .cedarized papa! M’I
packing, in several sizes.
Tarine Bags.
Suit size, "'60 (its
Overcoat size. 85 cits, .
Ulster size, $1.00»
I
Sheets of tar paper,
40 x 48 inches, 7 'cts each, 75 etc a do:
Cedariaed -,Bags '- ~
Suit size, .. 75 .0158
Overcoat size, $1.00
Ulstcrfsizc, $1.25
Sheets of cedarizcd paper,
40x 48 inches, 10 cts a. sheet, $1. 00 a. dog:
~ Hosiery
Ill! ' For Women. Mcrrill’s sanitary unbleached ‘
a most satisfactory stocking-in every part-top
Regularly sold at. $1.25,
{51; 00 to introduce
In; .
Tull fashioned Cotton Hose, black only, 3 for siloo
Men‘s’I-Iaif Hose, black, white, smoke, navy
-. ‘v
I
i
Cpecial mom-1M I
'flaiitnooiv ‘3‘
l
on lime. garden worl. I:
On Monday at 1: 30 p. m. a confer _
one was held at the (mice of the Fair--
ileld County Farm Bureau of all the
paid leaders in the county with :A. J. i -
Brundage,. State Club Leader, and L.“
M Johnson. County Club Supeflrls‘orw
I‘The diillctmles to be met. with and
problems to be solved were discussed;
and «a definite: plan of action mapped:
UIJL. ; 1 4:
l
FITZPATRICK. DRAWS FINE AND
.- WRENSlON. i I.
NEW 'YORK,~Apt'll 2‘4. HMward H i
Fitzpatrick. infielder of the Boston? ‘
National league. mas yesterday ans-I
about with Umpire Qnigley in the
«New? 'Yorkvnoaton mine hero on flat- 3
map“, . . . :1-
. . _ I
Speaking rot Brazil's intention to'
Every man, wiflher' to active busineos or not,
needs the service of this strong bank—first, as a
';‘-sale” place to deposit his :money‘; accond‘, .as. if
'means of occurmgpromptamd efficient covopera-
tion in the handling of ins finandialai‘iairs.
Our officers will be pleased to have you can-
suit them regarding your financial affairs; and, 2‘
fwhetbor .your account is large cit-Ismail it: will
;hc.oordia_11y wdcomcd. , _
The Wecpies Trust Company
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