Uncle Sam
If Uncle Sam gives coal a
slam and prices go some lower
the coal will come no faster
then, but possibly come slow-
er.
The thing you want when
winter comes is heat, or we’re
mistaken, and no low price
will thaw the ice or help you
do the bakin’.
You'd rather live without
your “fliv” than have a.
house like zero, you’d rather
have a little coal than die a
frozen hero.
If Uncle Sam is not a clam
he knows he must go deeper;
if coal’s not here 'twill be
small cheer to know that it is
Ti'iE
SEEMS:
(@1315. SSES’S 33.?
Business Men
Ask For
‘ MERRILL
GRADUATES
ENROU. NOW
Fall Term Begins
SEPT. 4
Merrill Eusiness
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. Port Chester
A Perfect
Product
RALSTON SHOES
For
Father and Son
The Right Lasts For Either One
See Our Early Fall Showing
This balmy weather should re-
mind you that you need another
pair of
PUMPS 0R OXFORDS ,
There is 20 per cent. 00‘ now
Elwooderlover
122 Washington Street
South Norwalk
1A COBY’S
Special Sale
01; All Summer
Goods
FATAL TELEGRAPH
POLE HIT AGAIN
(Continued From Page One)
'on to Edward 61- B1111011"s Garage in
River Street, where repairs will be
made.
Wilton and Danbury Machines
‘ Collide.
Two automobiles, one a Paige 1917
model owned by George Thompson, of.
71 Maple street, Danbury, and the
other a Studebaker owned by George
Taylor, of “Khan, came together yes-
terday afternoon about 4 o'clock,‘;n
West r1~=nue. near ltoynold's Garage.
The left mudguard and front axle
of the Paige bent up considerably.
and the left m‘Tfiil‘fl and running
board of- the Studebaker wrre darn-
aged.
None of the oceii’psms of either m1:-
cblne were injured. Othu'r Jarvis
8. Murray fnstiigaird the accident.
“but rnruic no arrests.
W...—
Try I Sentinel Want Ad.
ll We feel it our “duty to call your attention to the serious railroad Q
‘1' situation that the lumber trade is facing. It is possible that you ‘ 1
. have given this matter yourloest consideration, and it' is probable §
that you have not, and as customers and friends of ours it is our .1
duty to try and bring this matter in its critical form to your
immediate attention.
We are notified by all the big railroads 1n the country that
while we can have cars at present under certain conditions, we
must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never
dreamed of, and that in the near future.
At this time, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-
tage or any temporary relief afforded by a better supply for
lumber shipments.
Will you do this?
The Hatch G Bailey Col
rm. SOMLQ. “©1—
1111141: 50: .9:- :05. .fl— sea: .29
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS
MARK-DOWN SALE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS
An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock
now of WOMEN’S "and MISSES' WASH DRESSES, SILK-
DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER-
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and HATS.
W" the P.21RIs'm”'"
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
‘ll’d day b_11 Slate
1111111111111
1111111111 "1111"
1131111 111151
Frank Mastroni Peddled
. Contraband Like Milk,
Vi heeler and Sherwood
Claim
Alleged by the authorities to have
‘operaled a beer and rum 1"01111 in ihc
1101111 of Eastou ju<1 as farmers or“
111,
B1 idgcgport l‘rank .\l'1.~'troni,ol' llr Joli ‘
111211 town conduct milk routes
was arrested vesler-
Policeman Rowe ll.
of Slr'alfor'd, who was ac-
l.iquor' Proeeculor
Harry R. Sherwood of Wcslporl in
gathering evidence. Easlon has for
years been a dry section of the coun-
311y and various methods have bccu
pursucd in endeavors to slack tho
ylhirsi of the inhabitants.
months ago complaints came to tin.-
oflice of Prosecutor Sherwood. and
armed with a warrant yesterday he
l:-.1\',11 li‘airfield,
l"\\heelc1
companied by
'cr alter Maslroni.
‘ In Bonds of $200.
The officials had but little trouble
Wakemsn of Fairfleld next Thursday
sum-mm: at 10 o‘clock on a charge
of selling liquor in a nollccnse town.
Maslroni‘s method was a simple one.
specials" for Tuesday
Smoked Shoulders 200 lb
Veal Stew 14c lb
Beef Liver 160 lb
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
in claimed to have drhen lo Easiou
V211 stared intervals with carefully con
('tillf‘d loads of the c'ontrubrand In
the lowrr he would pro ifrom Kai-.11
to place disposing of comparativdv
small lots to his \ar'ious ruslomcrs
A:- far as is known 11111111 of the 0111
ci's sold the liquor further.
Wanted Two Cases.
Yesterday he started out,
followcd by Mr.
stale cop, at a safe distance. In lies
11111 center tho- 11 ord was stopped 111111
I lliislrnonl who 11.11. accompanied b1 a
small boy, jumped out and rum :1
door bell. The person who rcspond.
ed said that. he wanted two cases
cf bccr Mastronl lHPpll'Fd it is, old
lcgcd by the aurhoriiies. that ho rould
spare but one and the customer do
bill \\'1\.~'
W cldul that one would do All91'rl1‘-
South N thwuk' liv'crlng the one also, fl“? emptics;
,11cr'e put into the automobile. ’1‘:th
.___ m_ m.____ - ‘- olliciuls claim to have seen the mon
SPECIALS
Borden's Evaporated Milk, :1 can ...................... 2 120
Squire Skimmed Milk . . . . . .. ......... . 2 cans 250
Mason's Rubbers, pure gum, a dozen . . . . . .............. . Sc
Pure Cocoa in quart jars out to ........... . ........... .. 270
Early June Peas ”w .. ....................... 2 cans 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
“ I .
11111.»: admitted to the local hospital yes-
havo some 'p'hcr
made public
101' passed. 'l‘hcy
m'idenoe which is no!
:11 this time.
If is allcuul that \lasiroui hul
about 15 customers in l-I.1sion..tmong
ilie stuff mired are included 22 doz-
in bottles of hccr' and two gallons
of rum. One other delivery of tho
1llqu01' is nib-1‘11 0f Musiroui in l-ius
ion \cslcruiiy also.
31lllfilllllfi|l lllll’ 3
1.
SKULL llllllllllllll.
Dominick (‘urrcrrn of Saugatuck.
:lr'rdui' afternoon about 2 o'clock. suf-
_.._.. __ §_._. ._._..__.__....—-
RPVT’rul ,
starled with State Policeman Wheel-l
and Masironi is now held in bonds'
‘N 5200 for lr‘ul before Judge Bar-1111'
Willi a commercial bodied Ford. hell:
Sherwood and the,
11011111111, sue. so, 1911'
._—.-- o—e—v
EL
Tristram & Hyatt
m
'3
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Dress Goods Remnants
A big and varied lot of various lengths of var,
ious silk or wool fabrics. Black and many colors
greatly reduced 1n price.
Bargains in Linning Remnants
Remnants of Curtain Materials
Scrims 9c yd. values to 15c yd. Madras 15¢ yd. 1111112110311: yd.
Quaker Laces 25c yd. values lo 651: yd.
saturation“ lb, ---——“-—— ‘ r _;
MOTORMAN DEAD: l 4""
l ' .'
H. Krreger 81 Co.
Get the Habit and Buy From Us
Just Now We Are Making
Great Sacrifices on All
While and Sport Shoes
For Ladies
.l'We Can Save You From $2.00 to,
$3.00 on Each Pair
1
_ (Continued From Page T1110)
1
1,
men's l'nion, and was alM) a 111c111bc1'
of rho Railroad Men s Union. l
“r. Andrews was born in Email
Haven, Connecticut fifty wears ago
, and was a butcher bv trade. He work I
it'd on the io.\-1l trolley sysierurmanyl
fyears ago, and at one lime was emu
played by the railroad. He return-
ed to the Norwalk trolleys in 1903,’
and has been cmplowd b) the locali
’svsiem c1c'1 since ilial time. l
l‘uneral Services will be held ’l‘ues
d.1y.'1fu'1noon :11 2: 30 oclock from
rim lute home of tho deceased,
Westport avenue. Interment will he
llll'dt‘ 111 the Norwalk cemetery.
JITNEY DRIVER“
ABUSED OFFICER
(Continued tron. first page.)
_—.~..
..——-
l
l
r
l
l
|
l
ll
'Stcphcrr llokus. who acted as inler- l
.lndpc Yosburuh told her that sin“-
would b.1111 10 go 10 number court f'or,
'.llrul f
Sl‘. '9 said that he had told no:- 101
3111-1 0111 and llllll the man l‘PFlin'lSllllI’.
for I111 romlnion (she is shortly to
’bcomv 11 moilpr) would have 10 sup-
port be1. She further said 1l1a1 she. ___.._..—
si‘aulcd nothing more to do with him;
:«111'11'11 MI he bollicr'cci her iluain
llinl sl: 3 would shoot 11 '11 with 11 rc-
\olvcr. and that she did 1101 1111111 his
support, that she was going to work
1011101'1-ow. , -
liovacs had nothing lunch 10 say
i111 his defcnse‘us he said that lu- was
100 (lfllllll ro know what happened
"yesterday, cxccpi that ho was drunk;
He said that he did not want her to
leave him and that he was. willing
.—
‘
:41
LADIES’ MlDlllES
Ladies‘ Middies, in white, trimmed in plain colors, fancy
stripes and checks; also white smocked with colors,
' . $1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.98
MIDDY TIES, in red, blue and green .. ....... 50c and 8911
—
‘the Second some 2,065.
jmay h-S'weedcd out by strict physical
“KEEP COOL
Boyd 5 Orange Sugar .......
\lakes delic
Boyd s Lemon Sugar
Dubelle Grape Juice
Armour’s Grape Juice ..
Regular
25c
Best value in
Atlas Pickles, sour or sweet
Best value in
Booth's Pure Grape Jelly
PHONE 410,.
1
C N. G. WILL BE
102ND REGIMENT
(Continued From Page One)
s
the two regiments will he 3, 700 men
lThe First ha 5 abcui 1,300 men and
A fev: men
examination, sickness. and perhaps
the penalizing ot the prisoners.
The coalesced regiment would,
have battalions averaging about 13011
linen, or about the average of fighting
units in several sections of the
French front, units stripped to the
leanness of athletes. The number is
less than in manv a. representative
regiment of the British. in the Brit-
is!) army the ordinary regiment is ris-
ually as much geographical as mill:
tar). The Royal lrlsh Rifles has had
as runny as rwomyeclghr battalions.
The East Rents have some six or
seven. The King's Own Scottish Bor-
der Recipient has as many. The
Sutherland hnd Aw.“ Highlanders
have a. large number.
mflO‘lghl‘ {Or more "m“ a day
have entered. Passes ma 109m“ mfimthers‘
absence are being given only in mud-
eration. ‘ w
‘5 1
~KEEP COOL"
Makes dcl‘clous lemonade
Regular 15c seller.
Atlas Olives, plain or stuff. ed .
.s....--
Can you beat it?
AndrewlDavgy, Inc.
_, 98 Washington St., So. Norwallr.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
.fcrim: from 11 fractured skull. sustuiri- 10 support her and than he didn‘t
jcd win-11 he was struck and knockcd'wam her [0 go to work up also said
AUTOMOBILE VEILS.
1
iilnu‘ll by an automobile, at the corner '11,“, hp didu 1111011 “113110..“ , . - ~ . -
”l Riverside avenue ““d n‘l‘lgmdrunk hm thorn he does. K} 1 Auto VeilISPlél bromllgreeg‘ y"1311310“lfmlkswd “lute I :3:
. . . . ........... . . . . . . 100 can .«irccl. in Sauuatuck. ' .ludec \' nsburuh ,mm- inflicting the AUTO CA , 111 an \\ 1 e 0 CC ------ - -- ,,
ious orangeadc. F The accident occurred about 9- 'nm' mm 1011! him that “- up were AUTO CAPS, in colors . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . $1100
o'clnk waterday morning and it 1111'» “mm," before ”,1 mum on the game .
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 can nmc time before a phv siriun could bc- charges 'ivum and were found 5.3““,
., secured to attend the injured lad. Dr. 11" that 1,}. would no to jail I M I 'l 'E I l E
10 b 33.1 \l'illlam J. Tracey, of \‘orwulk. was ‘ ' ' l g . ,
.. . . c 0 'iiuully procured, and he ordered the I
Q l‘injur'od youngster removed to the hos- VALLEY BRANCH l ' NORWALK
‘ 1111.11. 111'. Robert 11. Woue also 11w EVCINE OVERTURNS 88 WASHINGTON 51" SOUTH '
........ . . . . . . .. . 200 bottle ,tcudcd the boy. l ‘ I ‘
seller. ; 'llis condition was reported this, '
""~ morning as being serious. : (Continued From Page One) -—--~ ~ V
. 10c. bottle
soc-clot ’
the city.
FREAK ACCIDENT
l
11m 0 sent 10 the Hur'lfoid box 1111i
The reason for the derailment has
IN SOUTHPORT not been determined.
1 Engineer Kanes home is at 32 Til
(Continued From Page One) Iey street New London and Fireman
Souihporl was parked /at the side of Porters homo at 17 Main street, in
the. road a shun distance in front the same cilv
of Wolk. NEW HAVEV, 11112.20.——The odi-
' When l‘errctta passed Wolk their cial statement from the offices of the
‘machincs sidestepped4 Wolk's shoe. New York. \‘ew Haven and Harliord
be' 11;; swept from his feel, his molor- Railroad company here as to an acci-
cvclc 01"'ertu1ned while he was hurl- dent 101110 6: 38 a. in. passenger train
cd high in the air to alight uninjured. from New London to Hartford over
Speeding from \Volk‘s wrecked 11m the Valley branch was as follows:
chine, Perrella is said to have crash- “The engine of the 6: 38 111111111111
_ od inlo Viemacki‘s motorcycle which from New London over the Valley
1\\‘as destroyed. Then Pen'etta's ma- branch was derailed in the Hartford
lchinc skidded for a distance about railroad yard near the ('olt's plant at
20 feet when it collided wit a tele- 8:50. The engine went down the
tog Fifth street Discharged Saturday graph 110113.115 the machine hit the bank. Engineer P. Kane and the fire-
EM,“ Alice McNeil, of 808 Sici'ling pole, Per'rella. threw both arms man were hurt N0 passenger was
around it, and was saved from being hurt.
Place Brooklyn. Discharged Saturday: hurled to serious injuries 01 death
ilimold Singeweld of 10 Hamilton av-e
211' e; \rthur Eisenstein, of bry ant ave-
nue, New York city.
Admitted yesterday:
.. locbottle .
theclty. .
11....
. . . .. '10.: glass
~
HOSPITAL NOTES
admitted Saturday; Earl E. Banks,
l
trolley cars into Hartford. "
TAX 0N TOBACCO HITS
_..._. ._. ”Mi
Speeials for
, Dominick Car'-
1
l
l
l
l
l
1
rci'o, “of Snugatuck. and .Mrs. Har (Continued from First Page.)
rief Rosenthal, of Ansonia. 1 T esd —
Discharged Saturday: Frank T01“: '11 ay ylsell them at five cents when the tax
torclia, of South Norwalk; George Ai~1
ken of Silvermine: John Mason, of
Hamilton avenue: Jo'rl Lockwood, of,
Rowayton; Miss Harriet Bucher of
South Norwallr; Miss Hulda Ericson.l
of South Norwalk. and Mrs. Catherine
3,20": lnlo "1’1"ch
32c: Some are threatening to take lime
by
"' inc .1110 'cloclt cud increase
Native Fowl
‘Pot Roast “0 mac 24¢; The advance increase is blamed on
'lhe incPased cost of tobacco and ma-
Roast Beef . . . . . . . . . . . min—280411141113 used in the umnnfacrura of
Wolfe, of Taylor Place. Stew Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180. boxes.
Discharged yester':day Mrs. Willlumistaw V031 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'IBci 5°an “0“!" is expressed among ”‘0
Rice, 01' South street: James E Wood. Hamburger Steak . . . . . . . . . . 2265 (131:? 1‘: $19, filiillsltlidgg 80:08:11.2:
of Bridgeport, and Miss Theresa Na— All Kinds of Fresh Vegetable 8.:Gn,5'ung.gr a ram“: culling tor a
11'. of Boutnn street. and Fish
New York Market
revenue tax 'co‘vers the sale of cigars
Tel. 359-12
A regular neckly meeting of Our
Lorine. \‘o. 10.1.0.0.11‘.
will be held this evening in the lodge
rooms in Wall street
lfrom tour to seven mu there. seems
llo be no doubt but that the retailer
{can charge as hlglim as omen cent!
at five cents. ,4,
I'm SUSPEND LooAL
l‘susepnded for an indefinite period ac-'
All left the coaches and took'
M ANUFACTURERST 1
1119'
111100 in antir paiiou of the tax 1911' .
for the elders,2 which I11 nowgmld.
'Telcgraph company operates most of
TELEPHONE INSTALLATION'ihP telephone lines in New England
lolilsldt" of those in Connecticut, which
It .Shortage of Supplies for s. N. E.‘ is served by the Souhtern New Eng.
Continues, Says H. C. Knight, iland;
Vice-President ,
Installation of telephones in New; . '-
England, expect 1vhcre community 111-l,
terests would suffer, 4 has been ordered
cording to announcement by the \e11
England Telephone and Telegraph‘
company in Boston. Exceptions willi,
be made for Federal; State and .\'Iu11i-‘
cipal purposes, munition plants, and,»
railroads and in houses where there is.!
serious illness. 1,
Difficulty in obtaining new raw 11111-1
terial, increasing costs, shortage of la“
1101' and press of military business
11 ere given as reasons for the suspen-
sion. 1
Smoked
.0. Knight, viceeprcsident of the
Southern ,. New England Telephony
Company, said that he was not suni
prised at any such order, on account.
oi'lhe scarcity of telephone materials?
Supplies generally are short, he Said.‘
and the Southern New England‘may or"
I
wr—
Shoulders
lean. Tender
Delicious.
21c ll).
v1
b
‘may not have 10 come to such an ex
igency later. There is a gen ncral short
age of telephone supplies all over in!"
country. .
The local telephone company has no
connection with the New England
Telephpnc and Telegraph company‘.
nor does It securr1 any of its supplns
from it, (oiling its apparatus fully
completed from tho Bell Telephone
and Western Electric Company. l
The New England Telephone and,-
Wfir
1
PHONE - 37 1
noun sure
osuvsnv
Norwalk Chronicler