nos mm
. ‘l'.
> 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-
or
have given this matter your best
immediate attention.
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’. g"__
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;
11' coal’s not here ’twill be
small cheer to know that it is
cheaper.
At this time, then, it is well
lumber shipments.
Will you do this?
' We feel it our duty to call your attention to the serious railroad
’ situation that the lumber trade is facing; It is possible that you
that you have not, and as customers and friends of ours it is our
only to try and bring this matter in its critical form to you!
We are notified by all the big railroads in the country that
while we can have cars at present'under certain conditions, we
must soadjust 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.
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-
tage of any temporary relief afi‘orded
The Hatch {7‘ Bailey Co.
FlRST MJVEMENT
IN CONTROLLING
COAL INDUSTRY
(Continued From Page One)
consideration, and it is probable
"i . ”an
...&
select a member of the trade com
mission or give full powers to Judge
Lovcll, bm would look elsewhere for
a man.
One—Man Control.
Officials fl‘miliar with Ibo Presiv
dent‘s trend of thought said tonight
he appeared firmly convinced that u
,' oneman control would work out bvl-
‘ ler lll'tlll to pul‘supcn‘ision of lhe ins
' duslry under one. of the cxisling gov»
. erumem agencies.
The man namcd would have us his
fidisposal the services of me ll‘ad“
commission, which is in a Dns‘lllOILlU
"2 suggest lair pl'lges, llle inlcrslale
,; Commerce compliesion, which will ad»
minister the new car service law. the
director of priolily, who will place
shlpmcnls of fuel where most needed:
to consider and anticipate your
by a. better supply for
and the exporls council. which will
control exports.
rue
EQRES
concourse? ’
DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS,
Business Men 33 South Main St.
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
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and HATS.
CLOAKS we P [LRLS MlLL’I’fi‘Efi
Of the several war control plans
suggested, officials believe Ibo Presi-
dcul is most likely to adopt 1119 one
calling: for uover‘rnent l'equlsilioning
of lllc crime oulpul of the mines and
sovernmenl sale llfv cool lo the pub:
lic. This program has lhe approval of
(be trade commission and of many
olllwr officials conversant with the
coal sliualion.
An ullcrnulivo would provide cov-
crnmenl priccfixing by lllc mines and
by jobbcl‘s and \vllolcsalcrs, lllc coal
mlminlsll'ulor to keep watch on the
indue‘ll'y and to lake over the busl
nose: of any concern failing to abidi-
MUSLIN and SILK UNDER.
Scuth- Norwalk.
Ask For 1,
MERRILL .
GRADUATES
ENROU. Now
, Fall Term Begins
SEPT. 4
Merrill Business
' Veal Stew
Beef Lil/er
32 Washington St.
South Norwtlll.“
Specials for Tuesday
Smoked Shoulders
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
by regulations to be prescribed.
The food bill gives the Presidc‘m
powcr to adopt either of lllcse plans
and authority lo carry it out through
any agency he may sclcct.
Visits Trade Commission.
President Wilson visited lbc lrmlc
commission for 1110 second time \\'llll~
in thine days. llc czlllcd Saturday
for u conl‘orcucc When the Journal
lllul lllc communion bud complclcd
its rcporl’ on llio (’Ofil of producing
coul. Today he madc unmllcr Hip
and ; ‘lc-sll for additional infurumll'ml.
This was furnished (lllll lllc commis-
sion culled in David Wing. its mul
,cxpcl‘l~ who oxpluiucd lllc flizul'cs ill
l ll‘llfllll.
'l‘llc leilc llousc :lullouucmm-lll o!
l llll‘ uppolullucul of .ludsc Lovml. who
lis chairman of Ibo l'nion l’uc.fir. an
llllll‘l'lfll' of pl iol'l'ly. lllll lulu npvrlll‘ioll
Wlu‘ lll‘l of August lll. ullllmrlxlnu the
l’l‘cs‘idcm lo givc priority of irony.»
pol'lullou m ('(lllllllilllllll'a mosl ('sM'll‘
20c lb
14c lb
160 lb
. 39 Main St:
Norwalk.
<~ f College
linl m lllt‘ ululouul dol’cllsc.
South Nerwalk
' Stamford. Part Chester
7| Perfect
l SPECIALS
Borden‘s Evaporated Milk, :1 can ............. . ..... . .. . 120
Lovctt's Statement.
l .luilgzo lmvcll‘u stillcmcm concord
‘lus: moving coal lll'>l in lll“ Norzh-
wcel l‘cud.<:'~-w '
undowiuucd finds that under lu'cm-ul'
conditions and \‘nllllliu" of slllplucm.
“Whereas ll has bccn lumlo lo :xp-l , 7 _
. . alxclcllum clllcl’cl.
lli'lll'. and lllc l‘rcsulcnt llu'uuuli luv.-
sums
n“
ransom, soccer 21, 1911'; I
I
Tristram & Hyatt.
N orwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
‘
w
I
‘
duced prices.
An odd lol ol Window Shades, all colors,
V More August Bargain Sales‘
A few 9x12 ft Rugs—Brussels and Axminster
grades of discontinued patterns, at greatly re-
1
w
l’
39c l0 75c grades. ~-
Whilc they last 25c each ‘ ‘
Hammocks Cut Way Down
Voiles in nlany dainty designs»25c-35c grades now. 19c yard,
39c-50c grades now 25c yard
Showy SporlFabrics——33c grades now 19c. 50c grades now 29c yd
Shorlll lliscs (li‘k‘lal‘l'fi that be re-
lualiucd outside of the building while:
lllc clcrrl'lllull- and Warden Lewis
Kclcllallu went. inside, and (but he;
lll‘l‘d u sllol ill Ilic llll' ll] fl‘l'glllcll‘
llld young; men. \l'uzdcn KHCllHll]
(l‘-llll‘.~‘ lllul ho lil‘cd l1 sllol, and Mini
Edwards sul's lic \ms llol :ll'mcd.'
Whoever sllol lllwu stood very close
bccouw his clolllilii‘. was burncd by
tho powdcl. H is llvllmml Brown
known who did llll‘ rllllllllllfl. but be,
will mu lulk. (
lllll‘lll;1 minim: Sunday uiulu Mr.
ol young “91’” wow plfiunu in lull
iilllllldnllcd lzll'lllt)’ building in llle
l'l‘lll' ul' lllt“ (‘usllm rl'llt‘llll't’. HP lllllll
l‘luxllw ll. Ncsbill, u llll'llllll‘l‘ of his
l('lillul‘l'jiilllllll',\\'i'lll in tho oillcn Ol-
£Sllcl'il‘f llluuu :lud im‘ol-uml lllc lullwl
iol llré ullclzld pulllbliuu, 'l‘lio Slum-l
ill and Nl’filllll l‘l‘rlmillld oulsidc,‘
\t‘lllll‘ Mr, l';‘.l\\-'ll‘ll.~£ :llltl \\';ll‘llvli‘
lll!‘ buildluu by -1
Hillc door. Tlil‘l‘l‘ um only A small
liulu. and line mm mm,- vol-y clua‘l‘
Get the Habit and Buy From Us
Just Now We Are Making.
Great Sacrifices on All
While and Sporl Shoes
1 For Ladies
We Can Save You From $2.00 to
$3.00 on Each Pairs.
BOY MYSTERIOUSL'YW __ i=3, I“ ”fl = 4:“ 1‘
SHOT DURING RAID 1 El ' ‘
LED BY CLERGYMANI H K ° & C
C rom ‘ s . I
( onllnued l .Zl‘ I. Page) l I I . rlegel O.
ously. I ‘
. 3,; gig; TVW',3‘,.r.¢r-é:3 1m: 1
l
“All
_ , . l . 1- , 1-, l l q “,1 “on ll u lw m llw bole Lawlm‘v lili‘ll' l‘l‘é"?‘l‘l‘lf‘(“ unis . l
Souiro Slammed Milk ............... . 2 cans 25c . M” "W”, ” ‘l‘mmf‘. “ ..’ ‘ discfi\'cl'cll, 'l‘llc mun; mm Hummer, z a
* - flmuspmlwl \lu 1.1le mowmcm to T1 ll _, 1 1.. w l‘l l“ ‘ l
. ‘ , . . y. ‘ A ‘ “LYNN“ l(’ll‘ ll. el‘ol lalul mlllicl lloull _.
Mason 5 Rubbels, pure gum a dozen ............. . ...... Sc l-Alkl‘ SHIN“m 3““ l 1‘“ .. V, g ,4 1H,. u... w- . .. ,. w.
’ - [one before lbo close of nurluntlonl \"' n " 3 m.) ‘ - ”’1” I" u
Pradqu Pure Cocoa in quart jars out to .................... .. . .. 210 1., pump” the roqllirclllitmls lol‘ "11qu "“l"""‘ , y
' , r . n n:- it‘ll-no.1? l'nllliuuous lhcil” o. will-.1 1:4 ' ' .
R ALSTON SH OBS Early June Peas ............................... .. cons .oc in,.,.,.__.s,,,.,,.,. “ponds,“ ,m ,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,, I \V W QTRIKE 4‘
. I g A STULL by luko for supply of bituminous clull,‘ - - - k -
For and lhul un udcquznc Hllppl)“ of b'v ORDER NOT BEYFD ' . . . _ . . _ . i
F ' . . luminous coal in mm Ova-ruling}. l:‘~‘ M_ O ‘ Ladies’ Middies, m white, trimmed in plain colors, fancy ;.
‘ ‘ ‘ necessary for lie nulionu (c cum . _ ‘ , . .
. other and 3°“ . 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. ,,;,,{ mum“ and um ,, “wing.“ (Continued from First Pure.) stripes and checks; also white smocked With colors, ‘ _ .9‘
The Rivht Lasts For E' ' a .. In Home of my 7
a lther One .Mizl. llfllllllng ll . l l I s.
S 0 - . ore vcsled in lhc l’l‘ceidcm by lllc bud cellibllshod u. comp lllc‘l‘? and. $1'50’$2'00’$2'25’ $238 - f
Thee 111‘ Early Fall SllOng w . . 1 out l;ll)lll‘:l\’l‘lllr\ll‘llll$l lllflflnllll! 11pm [fifairl‘ufflnli‘g m llcrsuude {[1119 men‘ MIDDY TIES, in red, blue and green . . . . . . . . . 500 and 89% i:
is (“flan-p, ,5 no .rpuu‘cn on 1. l ' o slrlie lui mun unsucucss u. l :
mud??? ha‘:?¢flle§e:g§§gfl$’ ‘ ‘KEEP COOL KEEP COOL ” dcrsiuucd imd lullborl‘zcd by sold investigation of lllc cases of Jill\“li AUTOMOBILE VEILS, 3}
. " - “" ucl:~~ ll‘mvim, dlSll‘lCl secrclllly. and 26 . . .- 5;
9811‘ Of “l"‘lrlu ’an‘, lliorel‘m‘? bl’ W380“ other ull'élz 1d l. W. W. members llcld Auto Veils in E‘rown: green, yellow, 901‘“ and Whlte - - - - - 50° ’3‘;
PUMPS 0R OXFORDS l Boyd’s Orange Sugar 10c can of tho premises. the uudci‘signcd, in in [ho mumy 3.,” new 35 military, AUTO CAPS, in black and white checks 500 .
. . Makes delicious orangeude. llm numc ofllic Presldcut. orders and prisoncrs, was expoctcd to be lukou‘ AUTO CAPS, 1n colors . . . . . . . , . . , , , . . . , , , _ , . _ , ; , , $1.00 ;
, There is 20 per cent. off now , lib-eels um {the railroad companies up loduy by Major Clement worms; 7 ‘
T 3 ‘ Boyd 5 Lemon Sugar . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 can below, serving Luke Erie porls in “W in charge. of the ldalio gual'dsmcn pu- ‘
, *5. Makes delicious lemonade. ll-unsllormllon of bituminous coal for lrolllnlr lllib' vicinity, and Unit“ . I M A LLETTE 5
. -’ . , ll':lll§l~filllpllll‘nl by vessel to ports 0" Slums Allol‘ncy Gul'rcclll. l o o 3'
Elwood&GlOver Dubelle Grape Juice r 100 bottle mum Sung“, and Wu. Michigan, Rom“, is 5,,” nominally m charge \ ‘ f:
Regular loo seller. shall ,md- lllcy are hereby dll‘PCll‘i‘}. of the affairs of his organization in 88 WASHINGTON ST ‘ SOUTH NORWALK
' . 9 - mull further nollco ,dally in film 1"“ the nol'tllwcSl ,but be is not allowed . ' -
122 Washington Street , Armour 5 Grape figs; '0'5-0- seller - ' - - - - - ' - - - - ~ - 20° bOttle l’l"‘ll(§(" and priority in the distribu- to communicate wilb anyone from his ,
S u l ‘ " ‘ lion of cars to coal mines served by cell. ‘
0 th Norwalk Atlas Olives, plain or stufi‘led 10ebottle lllcm and transport the some so lhm —--————— m ’
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ bituminous coal for trolls-s iilmmn 35 ~ -' T‘VO MEN BURN
. Best value in the city. . . , . ’ ED T0
i utmosmd by lake shall have meter GAS EXPLOSION
. ' H _. ‘ ', . C '0 | ,
~-~- Atlas Pickles, sour or sweet 10c bottle muse and WIN“) in lllllllsllcllgl‘nlll 3m IN JURES CHILDREN DEATH IN AIRPLANE . ,
Best value in the city . Second—ll is furl. 191' on let . .
y ‘ ' ' ul lcommon carriers by Will“ “Wag ’ (Continued From Page One) i
Booth’s Pure Grape Jelly . . . _ . . _ _ . . . ' . . . ' ' . . ‘ . _ _ 100 glass cd in shipment of lage bituminous (Continued From Page Two) . _ . l,
IA ’ Can you beat it? - cool, as alerosoid. shall and they are . . , . . .
_ ' ' ' ~ , ‘ 'd nlil further order. ' . 1 . ‘ ‘ . ment wasw‘ork incspotting gun posi-
! . belch} directu , I! , Home 01 else could not open the oven lions Circling the field mm, release
I ‘ Andrew Dave I to accept and receive all] cuggoeshof (1001: V ‘ ed one Of the bombs ,Wllléh bored
I y , II. 3 such coal tendered to l em- or a IP‘ H . A ‘ , 1 . , , . ~
‘ , . x , , ° ment as aforesaid, and ‘0 50‘ “W1 foul‘isnfiilllltltligs glilifiegfafillnliqdnism};l12:0,ifififieat vfihfifif‘ivglsflnie 2913;:
.. Cla e 98 Wash;ngt0n St so Nor‘valk transport and deliver the same. thul on the gas and started to light oneygiOund saw IWall lean ogel'llh: sidev
' ' '9 ’ 5:1?“ hurt‘ preference 3““ ””0“” m of lhe upper burners of lhe stove.” becond bomb 3,, his. hand Hg
‘ 91-91119“ 3’ with the result. that the» was confined ‘ . ‘ k - ' - .
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. The railroads named in the order it m 0.9,, ex 1 d d .mf’ , "h'lflromled “j “Ind, almOSt Immed‘afel‘l ;
D All summer ‘ "V0 for” Six in uuinbnr and: ““9 tho“? chuldebs‘h ldplo e feral 21mins ddglhere was a. fldSh and the planes were l
. - , .. ' ~ ‘ you or so , oer , an ablaze. - L
3 _._._. _. ._.__ e:__.. FPI‘V ng lake ports directly and more . ,3 . , 7 a ’ c , 7 , ,1
G d 1 J " FEDERAL MAN APPRO ‘mw‘hm ”‘9 ”WWW“ “ems “'1‘“ in)“: {3:23:11 gagglt‘ot‘llzldlivuclful‘lle133:1:‘thslifii'dzg?“§gfg S;;,‘,,‘,’.‘§;,,5°;§‘i§; d ‘
. , ' I. - , ,¢ , _ l
00, S ' MAY PROTEST SECOND GAME I 0 V'Es . "1 1111‘“ serve railroads ‘th loucll about. the fpce and neck, and to burn‘efimt to get to mm, while there yet m0 6
' ——7 l C UNC'LS SYSTEM lake DUNS- considerable of Antonctte’s ball- as was time to escape the flames. ,But .‘ * F
J fCliicago. Aug.211—Tllere may be a pro- 7. ' “'9” as some Of her “98h“ ‘lwhen the blazing machine dropped ‘ ,
. . The system of work of the Connec- Officer Lockwood who was on duty » - Sh 1d
~ : . ' .. r - . .~ - . .. . . ‘ the men were found burned be'ond ,
YS FUR COST 39:50:113: Sid: 53$:estthf33 lieu: Counoil Of Defense was. examin- 3D EXEMRTION . near the scene of the accident, recognition. Wall" was 32 years301d, 0 u ers
n . l “ ’ 3' ed at the Ca llol ‘estérds e thought the sound that he heard was a, l .on of a Buffalo. l1 sl- . ‘ . - .
' CAUSED DISPUTE iron and "Chicago teams of the Ameri- F. Porter Oprushinvl on yDbiJG Diff _. CASES DECIDED a revolver or gun shot and he drew gazwllehd: awas 27, and his Illoyme Lean Tender a
' ' - —“ fcan league. President Comiskey 0f the Porter i conne tedb'uh th‘ d I BY DRAFT BOARD his “5‘70”“ and started t9 “WES” was in Boston. _ ’
Continued From Page One) : .- . . ,.. S c “l e epurt- ___.__. gate. When he found what was the -
. llocals “”1 dead? this after a conic"). mom on CO‘ODEI‘atiou between the (C - T , matter he sent for Dr. Francis 1 Bur- ‘ neliflflus
usual number of Yuma.“ “boméence “'m‘ 313935." P-O‘Vland- lslales or the national council of de‘, ontlnueifrom Page “0) O hell and shut. the flow of gas oil. , _ , ’ '
sible developments areluw Cll:Cula:§ The first game was interrupted by {91199, He commended the system I l . V . ‘ Fortunately the pipes were not in New York Market _. ’-
_ . , came in some than half of the (115 d b' 1h . ‘ . ,1” in
It was olficially stated by hm: gram The second did not begin until here. and said it was eiiecuve. Dun. tricts whlch have certified their lists 5“” id be T”: “A?“ 5° “ a , 1C . ;
lecturers. operating the factor-i451 o'clock. The sun set at 6:44. in log his visit in the state he has been and in cases where no claim for 61% ga: gouumbere oilgéog‘fe. who had conv ' ‘ , .
at are 5“” dosed' and the Om‘lllis arises the point of possible protest the guesi of former Senator Joseph W. 'Tmlllifln has been made the board ”a b " - ‘l - DEALERS IN '
of the Danburv batters” associud . . ' 'will own“ to Wasbln ton the lists jured up ”“10“” Of another mulcoi ‘ ‘
that the siluntion remains 'hezfor the league rules are said to set Alsp, of Avon, -a member of the")f men Who have uotgclnimed such were attracted to the scene. ‘ ‘ , . ‘ .
"é; ' fforth that all contests shall begin two stale council of defense. lindustrial exemption 0,. whose air 5. ' _ lBEEF, VEAL, PORK, MUTTON PHONE—.371
‘dént McLachlan. of the hutéhours before sunset. This game went ... .. _"‘“’ lpeuls from the local'boards arc. not ARREST TWO Fdn "THEFT. -' . V - , PROMPT A070
2mm”: denied several rumorseigm innings and resulted 3 to 1 in 9a.} RUSSIAN PARTY IN BOSTON. ,pending. These lists will be publish- ‘ . AND HAM , . D VERY‘ _
dealt With the future plans. °févoroi the visitors. , l y led today. and notices sent to the men State Policeman Frank Virelll and ’1‘ , , . E.“ _,
anufaclurers whim? plants “"3 . ‘ l TD , 0 ialfected.‘ Detective Wheeler arrested Howard ' . ‘ ' ‘ .
The. altitude or the local, The splitting of the double. header BOS . x, Aug. .1.—-The Russian lim-1 The ‘work [of handling the. exemp- Kuckn and Wilbur Busch of Falrheld FRESH. FISH ‘ AND VEGE-
ESSOCWIOBE towards the ‘rleft the relative standings unchanged. bassador; Boris A. Bakhmetett, and: lion claims ‘nnd affidavits and the who are charged {with having taken , , . . ~
Jhe making department or the The standing last night was: Chicago members of the special mission which;“I’ve?“8 from the 100‘“ boards has a tent belonging to 131305130111 05 ’TABLES . . . .
nee Hat C9" I‘m“ 9“” work, 619' Boston 605 laceompanled hlm‘to this country were’ taxed the clerical force of the (“5' Bridgeport. They are also accused of .. ' N
mike 18 being discussed in hat-3' ' ' ‘ . . ' gtrict board and the members them- taking property of the Wamlj‘com- ' ~> w
“9395 and it is MOW“ that the} More rainfall last night and the‘ welcomed to this city today. Tonight; selves, but tho'cases have been sys- pany at Boston valued at S 25. Both 143 Washin l‘.‘ St J Old/URGENT, OP'N'ON' .
,omcers h vs . held several!“ was overcast this morning. the ambassador will address meeting} {erratically and promptly handled so men were ldcked upland will’bo tried . g on . f Men‘s dillerence brings complaining, '
the e men. bulnothw . got the Grand Army a: Faneui] 11311 and! that the cllStric board . Will make at the Fslrfl‘eld court on Wednesday. , . V ,’ ,..Tbatlrots usym‘re and mor ,
a like envoys willatteng mass meétlu'gl 1“")th L reports :Washlngu‘m a" V " ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ , I A 4
on mountains
' “ What One calls ‘ehtertalnlngr
nethe calls a: bore.
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