its’s methods he not
but we run it on the
where it’s plainly to
as there's nothing in ‘
for which we
atone You need not
Woes when you trade
in coal, no perisoope
dope sends shivers
your spine for fear that
- ’ “get” you, as that is
our role, and deception
Mutation are not quite
line. Your ship will
7- no pilot then, no mines
hero to swerve her, we’ve
of wood, and our coal is
it’s a winter life-pro~ .
(rue
CALL US UP
m will rush our trouble man
around when something like
., pans in your home. If your .
PLUMBING
“active. antiquated. unsanitary
. out, have us make neces-
murs or install a new system
,floDERN PLUMBING
‘ . swam SPECIALTY
n 'ACE R. NASH
‘Plumblno and Heating
:’ Tel. 1354
Main St.
South Norwalk. I
lVON BERNSTORFF
3th accordingly.
BUDIL
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
The Hatch 6‘ Bailey C
>515. man of»: .,4:_= ‘ .2 re.
, OPEN AIR RALLY!
‘ HON. JEREMIAH: DONOVAN
Candidate for Mayor on the Democratic ticket,
the ‘citizens of Norwalk in front of
Norwalk Hotel, lst District
SATURDAY NIGHT, at 8:30
Don’t forget—tomorrow night at 8:30. Many interesting
facts will be told you.
Although‘millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trade: are being met.
Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for
‘largewscale manufacturing have made this possible. .
_ OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD I'OR BETTER WALLS
_ AND CEILINGS IS ASSURE!) BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
' and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re-
; modeling costs. By a.wise selection of material you can easily .
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
smr coNTRoVEnsv
MAY, BE Serrano
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—.\lcmb:rs
of the special commission appointed
by the President, of which Secretary
Wilson is the head, to investigate la-
bor troubles in the west, today w H:
preparing to leave for the Far c
coast. in addition to the uhipyard
strikes, the commission will inquire
into recent deportations of the work-
ers and charges of the American‘Fed‘
eration of Labor that Arizona employ.
ers subsidized activities of the indus-
trial Workers of the World.
SAN FRANCISOO, Sept. ‘21.»«Hope
that the differences over which
25,000 metal workers here who are
on strike for a fifty per cent. wage
increase might be setlted so speedily
as to make unnecessary the coming.
to San Francisco of a special conund-
tee nppoiniep by President Wilson
yesterday to investigate labor condi-
tions on the Pacific coast was ex-
pressed today by W_ T. Boyce. Assist-
ant Commissioner of Immigration,
who has been acting as special med—
iatorn
“The feeling now existing between
the strikers and the employers should
lend to a speedy adjustment of the
(cutrnversy." said Mr. Boyce. llcpx'e-
scmalives of both the striker-t and
«tn-loyers were inclined no share
Blr. lityce's views.
Further conferences between both
faction and federal agents “not; be
held today. it was pointed out that
the Government's proposal. to divide
any expense invident to the granting
of the demands by concerns that are
making not more than ten per cent.
profits on shipbuilding contracts did
not assist small ‘shops that are doing
work z.\urt from Government con-
.tmcts. It was this dimculty. it won
said. that prevented a settlement of
the diffi‘rences.
%
O.
a. .1252. ., 33..
will address
.
1 -
HAD PLAN FOR _
LEGISLATIONI
(Continued from First Page)
I
"I am beginning in the meantime to
51“) gain ”19 support or lrish influence tious that German plots and inlrigucs: “Ni"
l tore." ,
I ttigation for morelihan three years he‘s. stulcmcm signed by E. It). Welland.
Zbcen conducting u rigid surveillance ofI president of the International Union
Slim-man activities in this country.
ltocords oi the department of justlcc§day in the oillcial publication at the
are overflowing wit hreporte from bun» I
,dreds.or agent‘s concerning German lir‘
’Uiiiwns, many of which led to the. Ger { dustry on Grey's Htrbor. 'l‘he stoic.
lmapl‘gmbns‘sy and some or which re-l mcnt says:
suited in the recall, ut President wul
son‘s request. of (‘uptuin Boyrcd and‘
won ll’upcn, the Gcrmuu naval and mlli»1 “on. M" film? mm' strikers. “Flt“
y . :wctc directed not by them. but by?
I “bother the stoic depm'mimll IS in Count von llcrnstorff, with the full ap-i
mossesstcn of other evidence Indicatingrnrm-ul 01‘ Berlin. ],.,,-mofo,-e bud been
gthc ambassador‘s activities has not‘mm by oiliciuls '
'bcvn revealed, but the cxtraordinaryf '
disclosures already made has fixed the
belief that agents of the l‘nitcd States
'ovcrmncnt
.tzovcrn monl L
113W collcctcd “lid 001"" Aslorfl'w direct connection with much of
:pilcd the entire story of German du-
plicity and intrigue and that additional
flinpterS will be added.
the German
21.7~A
ABERDEEN, “Mush. Sept.
of Timber Workers, and circulated to-
unlon, virtually suspends a strike for
the eighthour day in thc titnbcr in-
"Thc strike is not called off :illil
, will not be until the eight-hour dnv ltl
OTHER insights 0.0 H U '
rants to bail at $10,000 each. They‘
will be given a bearing nest 1‘qu
day. ‘ l
The warrants were sworn out by"
lsudore Stern, a member of the Stutet
Legislature. l
James G. Gordon, counsel for Stern,
announced that the evidence to be
presented “will astonish the commun- '
ity by its volume, fullness, clout-ncss‘u
and directness,
charges connected in my client’s atliw‘
ported from New York
Tristram 8. Hyatt
7 Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Opening the ‘ F S ason
We cord' 11y invite all interested to inspect the display of FURS in our Suit Section, We
have many of e latest models in all of the most popular pelts.
A New Line of Flannels
Of all grades in many attractive colorings, with a wide range of prices. .
Fall and Winter Underwear
Of all kinds for men, women and children. 2;;
A Big Line of Blankets and Quilts
-:
-
4“
—~1
GUNMEN’S CASE If:
‘H. Krieger 8100,
Who Leading Ready to Wear
; Store for Men,» Women, ~
(Continued From Page One)
‘!
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touching all the
. gi‘mgm-
“ o o
‘ ' ' - , - devil.” . , / ,
. :tur)‘ zudcs. .ciully the married men. haw ““ch ~=' ' . B0 8 and Girls In Norwalk ‘
. "11“”)? “NW? leCllmSlfllK‘PS. ll Dill)“i Up to this time lloycd and von l’u-l the limit of possible sacrifice. we w.” I);l*llll“lfif A7 “Civil-u lid“; i;i.li;§‘lff‘;l! ‘ O
lifc‘oth‘cm: (ilctl'malnl dcicluratlilon in favor all?" had appeared as the master spirits: not stand in thiir way i? 1inroiigiuc \lidlr‘dcaliufhl‘ib :$'l<(glt::fkj'\({1l{:néeitl the: . .
0 to am .5 pg) y tcsiru ) o. m on or‘ “ V. - ., . . .1 l nouns to to e care 0 ven- am: .. . . . . -.
' of (urmun piopugamln “w" lullnm “9 1 time the policeman was shot and kill~g Quality and low prices comblned make. It?
The strike began July 16. ed. suffered n relapse last night and 7v
.—-.
__ __._.- his condition today was said to be I" m d ~ d bl I ' . )l-
. . _ NCE m... . l t ts 9. most open a (2 store or you to .5
with “mm. For NIGHT LONFERE Other arrests in addition to the two! i . ’ 3;:
months post, however, there have been 5 PROVES UNAVAIIJNG j [(313201]? “.izmfimflltfz,“ a??? JITI‘I‘] .1 trade In. 4:
many inmommmd”:1:.llyill};llgi:m;i‘:;:‘l §‘\ liliANHqCO )1 \. without bail in commotion with the. __ . 5':
' ‘ ‘ 91 -' ‘ V ' . , . S"I’l- 3- "“: “l!" 'illin of Policeman Enley. W ”1‘9 N" i.
. ‘ ‘ itiutions looking toward a settlcmcnlqmqefi to n... mude $1101.”); ( pm. SpeCIaI for TomorrOWQ if;
.. “a!” umk continued”,- ‘1 “Mk“ 0" 25,000 members orlothcr men alleged to have been hit»
hm" and that ”W" ““3 mnplc ”“Msitmions affiliated with the iron Trades
SWEATERS for‘men. women and children.
and Jersey
——_-
. . . for a request for his rccull months lie~~ (i .1 “.1 .. lk‘d» ut . “week .,., .. . l ‘ ,
' ‘ The reference to avoiding war is tuk- f . .. ' . ‘ . 1 .. . . . .‘O‘m‘,1' to “d t " “ ‘ ‘ 5“ (lily urc doclarcd by the policemen ‘0 00! -
. on tlu diplonmttc ultb (tummy. . . , ,. . .. . . . . . . ~- >. ‘- -
‘ne Presses .m as an indication that Ambassador “p to ”w time of Bov-ctl's and you: “if“ limb!“ : warms. “silt; idf;l(1l.()d;:‘.il not.y pin-timputcd in tho attack, Fl‘Olll .- . . . . . .2. . . ‘.' . . 3" . .3 . . . . 9” $3. 98 to $15 it
- , .llcrnstorff had prior knowledge of his l’upcu‘s rpm" \‘on unfingom it nor? 9‘“ 3 "mlt u ‘9‘” “a“ m.“ um ”fl ..... W"”“‘“ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ m 1
. . ‘ . . . - _ ,' ' ”‘ t‘ncc bciuccn rcproacntuttves of the __ . r ~—.
, - _ ,. ,sowmments intention to moclalm a cntly for diplomatic reasons. bad, 11+ 1 . . am ,1 .. BOY. PAGE MISTER , .._____ _._._ .. , =
1‘ l.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘1 yn‘crcilcss;widespread submarine wur~ sought to mmum clear personally of-‘it‘mi. 1‘ l cmpoyctsan ”m“ m” KNOTTMAN AND WIFE." 4—"— " . ‘ .
Ke S liarc. and ”ll“ hl‘ “’35 equally confident. connection with the great volume (9 “Till: enpovcrs it was s‘t‘d Oil"l'i’(‘ 'M“ ; w “H. ‘ ............ 1'
2:1th the United States government pro-German activities conducted here. In «31,; 39;“ ‘ ‘. . H15... .‘ 'f Brnmmtonrr Sept 21“,“) prowl _ j 0'
. icould. not be easily placated by‘mcre by his uttuchcs. 'From disclosures configujmd: 39:31.; 10.“1:300lllllllltidfliztlollv (but‘Willi‘nm l’fhuuproprictor of ”‘0' — ' ' " ‘
. “ :prommcs. The (.oimnn'u'nnounofmont 30""ng 803.:(..1.S and m“ WW“... man-3 and submit flnul adjustment of {bolt-Munro" hotel. was conducting a dis- . ,
iamous Blflfik tor.“ intention ‘0 expand 1‘” 5“!" “0” "9mm” “or" ofllcisls apparentf dm‘ercnces to arbitration. The men {orderly bostclry the guests‘ register. - ‘ ’
. f 1smileInctnltws was not made public ly obtained the imprcsslon that yon,“ was understood, stood fa... for theft-l0" which the following signature was' rse S
.l... ,, . ““11 .an. 31. When the World was licrnstorffs in most instances had left lema d f a $6 a d. minimum “114nm.“ was produced in the citv .
“S Guns, FlSh" (startled not finly byi “:0 detgrmination ”‘9 conduct ”f G““'“‘" propaganda in: incredie out fifty permcent ovcr'xbo court this morning: ~ ' . . ‘
. f r.- removc n rcstrct ons. ut by the the hands of his subordinates. with . , .. .... . .‘ , ., . .. u ' n .. .v .
statement that it would become i’le‘C- only casual supervifljm, of thclr “(‘ymvi-Ihcuh. canud i", "“9 “Ol‘kmh “mic! “dt ‘Rifibnl‘iua‘ll’d A Sighhenriu" I 1.3 Off ReglIIar PHCCS.
itivc on the following day Three days ties if any g “Vii" “i'llll'h 'Ple‘ed ltusl bililmlmluy, I ”Ju‘ R‘l, 1““ nd (ill ing 1the ”‘ng ‘ =
.. ., . v ., . . . '. . .. .3 ) v “3'5 ‘, .‘- , ' .
llator the United States government lntimatious have boon more or less[ -. 1m ous stntcmcn 5. .“ "H cum. I 1" m uuom a ”l . . ' 2‘
.had expressed its disapproval by scvcr- frequent. ui trials and other proceed-i :mltnt‘fllf Jung?!“ “elei t: we“? $30223“ c2311: :33? 331‘! igfifoiogmgl meg to the hlgh co“ 0f raw materials manvfactmrs j
,infi‘ll'etlatllloni: with .Germgnr. tings histltutcd against prchrman‘ [ltd “mg...” 25,131.23. Luigi. suspended juil sentence of 10 days. He had to bliminate certain numbers from their stocks. On these T-
m , z . . . ‘ .- - a ‘ . , . . . .
of his gofimfimgs ifi.§if§§°§.£‘§: Qiflfifl ‘gislfz’ftmray gm‘tfrg]°“k:§fl 1 9m the comma to mm lrancisco of aI'l'eali‘d- ' models we are making radical reductions in order to dispose of .3.
sumcd bv some officials, although at- edge of the work which they were con- ‘ lit-5:123:53 £3323:Too’Il‘nvé‘gigtitltéollubl? Alli—ERR} AN IZ ATION 0F them quickly. They are not old styles, bill: all new corsets 1118.11 6
tlicvsamc time he enied prior knowl- ducting. In most instances this knowl-fmm“ ions ‘9 a- ' ' .3 ‘ . .> inn fi 11 “sonment of the most popular makes. Them are '1‘- .-
fl . edge. and those in c use touch 'wlth the edgewould appear to be onlv of u gotta ~ t on th P‘cif'lc. coa " FOREIGNERS .fl‘ v 115113. y no . . . ' ‘ ,; ' 2
gm , GTON STREET embassy were given to understand that f orabrmture. in a few cases leads . t Glimmer conferences “one to be held l‘ "w“: l v.11 “t 'i’vahlea ranging from $1-00 to $5~00- If yo‘u' 31“ 13 m flingroup 'l‘
. . he did not approve the course and pointing “mm, his personal knowlg .. _-_. ‘ 3031* N. Sept. 21.—~A campaign tyou should be keen to buy now at an advantage. _ ‘ 3
, .“vorkedto secure modification. filfifip of specific instancca of (lei-mun. 'l0l‘ ”‘9 dministration .of the forelpil .i i r '11 b d d t
W‘ iA “l hanHOl beteulfssumed that the violations of American neutrality were DANGEROUS ALIEN population of this city gasqolpened to- ”.1 ryarly comers W1 e rewar e .
. “_‘ “1553 0; ac ua Y attempted’ ‘lo_not..publicly developed. 'l‘b‘!l goveru-‘ day by the Home Guar . 1e organ-
:tmfleirrmxtu‘t bribe or personally influence any.tuent's purpose Infitot following ”lesos’ IS UNDER ARREST izntiou is composed of women front.
mini“, ”3.”... u memebr of_Congress, and doubt that leads with public disclosure was to petal (Continued F o 1, ,, One) ‘the ranks of worker who canvassed
gadgl‘ntgglfl: such was his purpose is supported to mlt of closer examination into the rim-i r m a.e ' iiostou for food cons rvation pledges.
Imam scme extent by the comparatively.bnssudor's ucfda‘t participation in them! _ , in the course of their canvassmg
P-Prtceouersbottlu mo ‘npnll amount of money he asked.‘ in that connection officials refilled boat trips in the Thames ”0‘.“ “0‘” the women found entire blocks where
AI. , "'VIIHAfl-Qy Fifty thousand dollars, it was pointed today Count von Bernstorff's action in.3 W‘Ch' 1" the SW“ and ”‘9,G°V"m' little English was spoken and where .
tyfut.‘woultl ‘50 ”Na short way towards connection with the seizure in Aprilfime“t “3““? “"9 “SWINE 0‘ “is the alien: residents show“ “”50““ .
_ ‘ iouymg lhe influence of any Congress‘si‘lld. of important papers and docu- purpose. Hm was summarily 90““ ignorance of American ideals and
RCES OF THE COUNTRY. llnen: JudiClOUSly expended, however-Interns at the office of Wolf von igel in mitted to the Hartford Jail today, ‘0 standards 0f living. 86 WASHINGTON ST. ‘
‘ ‘ __ jlt might do much in compensating paid . N93; York. You lgel‘s office. notch. be held for the duration of the war \ .. .
. > TIC CITY, N. 3“ Sept. 21'__ agents, such as are now known to have 'sibly an fldVel'tising agéncy‘ was raid» with Germany. :The War Dcpart- m . Sentinel Want Ad. ’
’ » .outliniug what big busi- lliaelongedmto ]the elaborate machine hobby Department of Justice agents,i “10M at Washington was notified bl’ ~ I" ‘ .
“81.5 must be done to fully crnstor hat so carefully built up for fwb after a struggle subdued von lgel telegraph 'Of the capture “I‘d WM“ ac- Wu!!- 7...;- “mm ”m "‘ 2.4"” ' www. >223... $516..
1 e the resources of the coun- ”‘9 production _0f Propaganda and for and siezed the papers in his pnsseslon.l “0" it will take is probletnatjcal. um.mtswm “pr "‘ * _
“the present crisis were pre- NIPPON“! 01: “9‘0““. ’ 3(‘011ntvon Bernsterff zit-once protested! .At the time Of his" arrest "1 Nb!“ ‘ ' ‘ E To U
"Kathe War Convention of Am- information in the possession of thelund demanded their return. Copies‘wwh- Hirt told the officers be had FOR SA ”R
“be” men' at its final ses- fgidmtlyihlttn but not ilyelt revealed dii<'.;;ore'iiit1tle of the documents and von registered “:99 5 1‘3“ ("‘39 sum: “‘5 iv ' OSIERY
oday ~< . v ccnc us vey a more -' ernstorif was told that if he would any 0 er a ran, on not now - . , - H ‘
(committee in cooperation “eel connection of the German ma- personally declare them to be the prep.| he bud ‘0 obtain li- permit to travel FANCY GOODS GARDENTS ‘ _ . ~
resolutions: committee of the chine in America with the Irish qugszierty of the embassy the originals around a few miles from ”“3 Yantic . . t For BOYS and Girls
worked the grenter part of *ion than that indicated in Count von would be restored. 1 form. ‘31 Ledies' Neckwear. New F311 SW68. or: 15 {0 50¢
wt" fiver the mass of sugges- IBemstorif 5 message. The records at: The affair remains in that state ‘to' . 25 500 to $1 69 At Popular Prices. 0 '
”H resolutions submitted dur: (nifrfa‘tlgg‘i‘: 0" 5‘25th 51:9 slaidttg .the preselnt dav. Count von Bernsaorff‘DISAPPROVEAOF 6' ‘ I' ' ‘ For Ladies and Men
our (in s' meetin , l mes 0 men mp lea e 1apparent y was unwilling to take om- ‘ ., ‘ " » l ‘ ’ ' 'es ' ’ ' aists
n . sesywere on ihe program 'n that phase of Germanic intrigues {cial responsibility for the cxidcnce of LAFOLLETTE’S TALK ,v: BOYS and! adios Wmdsor'rt .Ladies Shirt W 0 15C to 500. (
nelldlng day of thy couven- well known in America. {German intrigue which thus in]! into i . , .. 25c and 00. - ‘ 690, $100150 $5.0 . _ ’§ilkH -
' Tcdays announcement by the statutbc American government's hands. Tlio (Continued From Page One) . G1 - '1 . _ Ladies ' ose
gdopartpient is the first official utter- iconicnts of these documents have not » " Chgfimmssaettgs 0V9! M‘sses' Middy Blouses 29° to $150
__ once 0 the government with reference . been disclosed officially, although ’it . . ' -"\ c c! c' J:
‘— PRODUCT'ON BOARD- to the German Ambassador’s *activa was not denied at the time of the seiz. 3111:“: tbeeniuaging a light demanding . ’ . 390’ 69° to $1‘50' LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S \
-, . ’ pcrsonalparticipation in the maze of “Y? that the papers contained revels) a. axat on. should be “1“] accord Plum and Fancy Ribbon ' ' 0' T
GTON Se t 21 ——Secre- - . - in to th b m t a 4 , Children 3 Wash Dresses UNDER GAR
: 1’ ‘ . ‘ ' _ . plots and; intrigues conducted for Ger. : tions of prime importance. .g. e, a ' y‘ 0 p y. . “- 25c, 290 to 590. .
.95 Brig-Gen. Sqmen, Chief manygs benefit in. this country since? '________ . 1 wasnt in favor‘of begmnlng this Narrow Ribbon a Specialty. _. 39c, 690 to $1.50. lbs to 500. _ .
.. _“. and Howard E. Coffin. the beginning of the European wdm IANSONIA GARAGE - “at. We hadno: grievance. The , - ' i _ 5, UNION SUITS
atiqnal COlHlCll. of Defense, The evidence of Count von Bern-J _ German, Government had interfered 2:. Patent Leather Belts Boys Wash Suits LADES
before lira House Military "tom‘s personal activities in conned. COMPANY ORGANIZE ,with our rights to travel on the high 250 d 500 750 $100 ”$11.25- 50° to $100”
.139 today to discuss the 39?. ‘ion with German propaganda he“. sittlts—ns passengers on the munition an . ' I - .
V for :aleailon 'Of an aircro theme the date 0‘ P " V' It" ‘5 . . . . - “I p“ or Great Britain. i '
3 on board. The committee 'lddress to Congrerss {311322; $21,506.; A cettlficate 0; organization of the "On these grievances which were _' y p ’
weregerecutivo. 'ng his appeal to throw-ring nations Gonnocucut Am" 5‘ CW” Garage 0' insignificant. considering the “Em" ‘ y f FleiSher S Yarns
._,,_________.___.__ to peace negotiations. ‘Ansoni‘a was recorded in the office of Mid consequences involved. we “'9’“ y _ ew upp O ‘ , ‘
arenas MONEY FAST.‘\ u was not we first time. apparently. ~thc secretary crestate Wednesday. The ‘9 “'3'" M “a“ “I‘m “’f‘ml’ “m" “ . '
., :hot Count von Bernstorfl'. had sought .amount of cuppa] stock is 310.000‘ di- tions. 3“" 1 Wflfin 1,. in favor of the; . .
G’I‘ON. Sept. Zip—The Uni- to influence Congressional action. this ‘vided into 100 shares The hubseribers riding. ‘ r “1‘ 81‘0“
me" this year is spending mon~ being eloquently proclaimed by Ms rel-i - ' '“' . ‘ a A.mmmN & ”N S n
ten time‘tne fast as last police. to “former occasions." safe Israel 11- Putnam-Abe J. Lisa and Lvmv ornagtvsa wommo ~ . '
‘ V ' The “5111.3 of orgahfnugn thyough 'Slmlfl'] ROSBanTK of Anionln. ‘ EL“ ”Ht“: 0
hly,l,191'l. the Government vhtcb the German government had? A certificate of incorporation of up. IA'NN- 319%. 30% my“! “110“ Phone m
t 52.321.279.960, as against sought to influence Congress the mandhm‘ewn mam Pream- Com.” lactation Which "It; clam! last April} > ,
M“ I corresponding .per- our in which iclut- money used for this ‘ throwing ”.000 workers out of eru-_ . . 4 Milk
previous year. H ' surpose was‘e‘xpefided. the previous in- 0' llridgeport. “7‘“ recorded. The ploytnent. W3“ 3|" I much "”0"“. " . ’
little-period l pod fro stances-and the individuals carrying amount of capital stock is 350.0019 at number may to return when opera»
to Q .55 000. The on the propaganda. although not die- vldpd into goo mm, 11,, incorpora- liens are mowed nest launder under
pieced. presumably are known to out w m C B. Bitten. Wm.“ ii a”. the easement Wt this em. e
WW and iothe depart ' * .ilaav a! the m have M - ‘
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