fllopss- the M that
' ”Iprhgutsrnslinthehn-sn
w" thbysayJu buttbsthne
, O-s long—Mansl—waito
:‘g tor the promised day,
3 _ when with icy letters shatter-
0f“, boats with coal shall come
Allis way. Iced oi coal may
' “nose a riot ii the weather
ilou't behave; freezing folk
_mwont to buy it, trying
stanchly to be brave, are not
easily kept quiet when the
danger is so grave.
These are anxious days of
trial but we hope the worst
is past; hop deterred—but
, how much sweeter when we
‘get the coal at last; soon our
banner, now “railing, will be
”lying iron the meet:
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Don’t you cry 3
You’ll be a warbond ‘ m“ “"30“”
By and by. \
Weeallettmtionoiouroustcuersatthistineasbsiug SenatorKelloggDoeSNWl
most advantageous toe-buying 3 See the Necessity of Tall-
Hm BED s ASH 2 ing Control Away From
We make a specialty of ilrst-class sash, painted, glued with: 3 Present own?"
the glass set in best putty and lead, making them thoroughly l WASHINGTON. Feb. 1:5. ,. ‘l‘he opiu-
water- proof.
Place your orders and avoid delay later tn the season.
Delivery will be made as wanted—but get your order in
NOW.
The Hatch t“: Bailey co.
lion that President Wilson's action in'l
taking over the railroads was unnec-
Iesnl’y because as good results would
have been obtained by the ca riers
Inith proper government cool ration;
,was expressed in the Senate today
gby Senator Kellogg. a member of the}
Senate Interstate (‘onlmerce (‘ommit-
Itee. He declared that had theI rail-
’road heads been given full measure
30! assistance the Government would
have escaped the necessity of gust-I
'anteeing the carriers an income forI
_
FINAL SALE 0F WINTER CLOTHES
The remaining Women’s and Misses' Cloaks. Suits, Dresses,
Skirts, Waists. Huts. Undermuslins} Silk Petticoats in desirable
materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in order to make
room for our spring garments. Therefore some must be sold re-
gardless of cost.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLIN'ERY
33 So. Main St. So. 'Norwalk
the use of the properties taken over.
Senator Kellogg spoke in support oi.
the colllnlittee's amended draft of the:
said "reflects the best judgment oi the!
‘Administration and the ‘t'omlnittt-e."§
'Although he did not agree with the}
I’rr-rident and h' ~l aihlnl' r~l I u the tail '
toad question the Minncmlta Sonatm;
raid he Intended doing (writhing pos- i
sible “to strengthen and latilitaieI
government operation and insure jus-
tice to the peotlle, the railroads and“
thl' vast army of security holders."
The executive committee of railroad
heads. the. senator said. greatly co
ordinated the transmutation facilities
WE [mm STDRE
‘IIvilaud and lialu Stre’et
MID NEW SCIENCE
3'0""me or cmnoensoflc
armor-cue is too dolnition oi «no
. Two of the disease out the art a
and enormously llli'rt’aw’tl traiiic, but
were hampered by certain laws and
Eleutrictionu which should have. been
abolished.
3 "The ‘railroada_ should have
‘suppolted by (internment authority."
‘hc cont. nmd "lit operate as a
[hearing in mind the congestion was
BARGAINS
COFFEE—Cottage Blend ........... 21° 5 lb! $1.00 'sinlply in the ensttrn and northeast
. - ------ l . .“n territory, I am constrained to be
DAISIES—Seeded, full weight, pkg. ................. 25c ."m W" “t “'3‘“ “3"“ "’“"’ m"
Eileen obtaimd through. iLht' Govern
"t'.
338T BUTTER ................ 1‘. '. . . . . . .; ......... 5% 1b. Iment' a cooperation an hy- taking ot'elj’
' ' the roads " '.
COMPOUND LARD ............................ J, 250 lb, . Senator Kellogg upproud of thc'
‘ " ‘ lcunpennation provided in list bill and:
said:«~
' “A guarantee by the (internment oi
ill lN‘lmflntfll income on an luvcstmenl'
would be rt’atwllablt‘ at a wry muth
Ilower rate. but the guarantee in this
case is only for the period oi the vulr
and a short time the-“realitll and them-
fon- It should. as heat as possible,
24 Cottage Street.
—_
mating the same “issue is cansot
toy}: wren_,ch twist or IItrsiu in the
Irepresent thl earning tnpallty oi the
’ road» over a reusonahlt- telnl of
E S yf'enrs
The plan lillbllllit-i' d originally bv
the Administration giving the Presl
dent absolute pop" to its ”It?! was
denounced by Sellamr Kellogg. ‘It
is appalling." he declared, 'to say
that. becaulte we are at wnr. the (oun-
THURSDAY SPECIALS
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FANCY TURXBYB ................. '. ....... 38c 11, try' I entire rate- making structure and
' """" ' the absolute power to change a rate.
BEEP LIVER .................. 16c lb 'ctiecting the billions of dollars at rail
' road property and hundreds oi lmIlII:
SIRLO 3 items of dollars of COl'llmI‘lCG'. shat
m STEAK """""""""""""""""""""" 320 11" placed in the hands of one man. with-
out the right of appeal."
PORTERHOUBE STEAK .......................... 32c lb. _ Swim, “"03" ”Id he balm”, ”I,
"I provision in the bill terminating gov
FRESH OR PIOKLBD PI“, T . - ' 3 .............. 120 lb ernmcnt control within eighteen
months after thegwar should be re-
Even it done in childhood
tes pinched nerve: and pull it
rentovo the cause oi.
and pain. health is restores
gb harmonizing the nerve eye
to your body. Female troubles
special attention: also curvature
7!. FRANCIS, Ii. C.
Clothing 'Co.
DENTIST
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EAT MORE POTATOES
Federal Food Board to cut more no
tatoea to relieve farmers of their pren-
ent surplus, which has piled up lately
on account of the ditllcuity they have
had getting their produce to the city
markets.
bureau of production of the New York
State Food Commission, says that it
the iarmers are unable to market their
potatoes they will '
l‘mln producing a big crop next year.
During the last few weeks receipts oi
potatoes in .\'ew York city averaged
from twenty'llvc to forty-tincarloatls
.a day. while ordinarily the daily sup-
ply amounted to seventy- -fivo carloads.I
to raise the price. but because the uls' counsel
usual weathn- conditions would. waged
shipvlna and the shortage oi cars.
It. a. nssoocll. «metabolites: theirunices were
at Conservation or the m OMB- Webb suspended
m . lion, states that ”loomed mp- uevtor,
.tsined.
"I have no doubt that under the
war power " he added. "(‘otlgleas may
‘heep the railroads for a reallouablo
time after the termination oi the war.
But under tulse pretenses so far as
We Deliver Grcries’ I
Direct to Your Home I;
{out not yet prepared to take a step
that nill iorce Government operation]
. 31'0“. igficml :ezg:::r:i upon the people oi this country That'
“new _ I You will make no mistake in ordering from here. Prices question should be- met 3y l'ht; 'Ameri
u r , un- ,
Danette treatments given also are always right. You know the quality to expect—the Beck. “3331,3223”33"33§"3&23 Issue, and.
menu quality.
should the time come when the pec‘
pie deem it wise to take met the ral' ,
.3“ a fit- 80' "m m 2 lbs. Choice California Prun ..... "
, " W... 3...... 3...... 3.3.... go 335...: 01cc. the 3.3333,... h; ' : : :::::::::::::' 3’33,.. “"3“- “W m 3.... ..
“fit. , __ . fl g J23: oiméadmfledamle’m Flour. in: ........... ...... _ . . . . ..... .1791: :NEGRO MURDERER a
MEN’S AND YOUNG No 1 Royal Plantation canoe,- per-lb ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' . ‘ '- ‘50: I BURNED AT STAKE
MEN’S OVERCOA'IS ” gggfincs‘nwc'rgfiflee .................. lb. 20c, 51b]. for 950 l “Till. SPRINGS. Tenn. pr 13g
39-95 to $17.95 ‘ - Bwiit' m m wan": lb ....................... 18c 3. Jim Mcilhorron a negro. who sho'!
VIM,“ npto_$25.w ‘ . .minm (”comm lb ------- , .............. 34c and k'illedastwo white “he" have hlust:
‘ 4 t ere
, NEXT TIME TRY alumnus. E33133: miieda'iéhéfiim“ m'
" COPYRIGHT ” been forced from him by application'
' ; . a “of redhot irons. .
The man was brought here tonightl
A. F. Becktnann & Co.
Phone 1405.
by a posse which captured him after;
wounding him in a battle near Me
Minnvllle early today. A mob eatl '
mated at upward of 1,000 persons met
the train. Leaders of the posse urn-i
ed the. crowd to let the law take it:I
course, but no ettort was made to pre-
lent the lynching.
A sister of one of the men Me.
Ilherron shot addressed the crowd de- l
bouncing her brothers slayer. The:
prisoner then was taken out of town. |
chained to a tree, tortured until he
confessed implicating another negro
«and then was burned
it
t
tion of potatoes is tery desirable at
this time, both to relieve the tem-
porary shortage and to help out the
(mature. who patriotically planted
them last spring "
"Retail prices should be watched"
he continued. "Evidences oi proilteer-
lng should be immediately re
ported
The farmers mutt "get by" if there. '3 ' “WAR“ N J" Feb 134""
to be a normal planting gm, cplrng. work in hundreds of platits in Noni.
It is up to the consumer to eat more ern New Jersey is at a standstill to
Wtatoes at. a fair price or go Without day as a result of the shutdown oi
them next year" power by the Public Service Electric
-% Company. The service Is not expected
'Escsee wt. sscaues’ to be resumed tor 'several om
THEY WORK 0“ MUNrnoNg Minds/oi workmen are idle In all
iusnd trial centers north oi Trenton
““730. Feb. IB.—Harry a. ltut.'0sly mel- sum: to supply street
and Harold o emu-o tho pleaded railways, halos slut skint-s rim
"i"! M"! "l "-0 superior court here will be furnished by the m until
W “n "W“ of State Rem-comm conditions more» The company
WHILE THEY’RE CHEAP
Families are being urged by the
BIG POWER PLANT SHUTS DOWN.
Caltln .1. Hudson, director of the
be discouraged
it has been estimated that sixty per Dudley L. Vplll's automobile last N '
u uses about 9,000 toll of daily ll
tent or the potatoes are being held byI velnber escaped a term at a year each its Northern New 1.! aim"-
the runners, not because at any lidaise in Jail on patriotic grounds. Mr and tile inability oi MOW"
pleaded that they were eo- Itratlon to continue the mm are
now in thelsritu-lloehweil ml- esss by which this “quot m [In
..nitlons plant ls New Haven. when amounts, “theft-tennis!!!
m “firm M. -" '
Monolith!“
,. WWHMI‘UlOW.
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Administration Railroad bill which I'll-E
i
been:
uniti
the American people are concerned. It
T risiram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
lilis Hosiery We Have It
All of the best makes of Stockings of
Silk, Lisle or Cotton for men, women
or children.
Pajamas and Nightshirls tor Men and Boys-
Reliable Rain Coats for Women and Children
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tut WlNli I““”””‘“ ”W “'
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DiVASSAI’MAIN H Kneger & Ci)
BUllDlND DURNEDE. Last Call
"lifeéfiRRnil’lwtlmofiiREj‘ For Coats, Suits and all.
R°°'“’ “m" “‘“ ’“" Other Winter Apparel.
Servants’ Quaters-filroopsi -
Guard Buildinr ‘illltis‘
Help Save Contests .3 Buy your bargains now as.
,3,,,,,,33;,;;:3. ,,.,,3,, stocks are getting low. Assort-
Emu". 33:393.. "331’ .133: 33.33 lllrcnts broken. -
See our early styles of ready"
‘10 Wear hats. Satin and straw
braill‘dombinations.
Penguin-om $1.9
Int: .lt Vassar ('ollcne did 5100.000
tlatl'. age. and for a time threatened to
dl slroy the entire building. The dam
age was confined to that part oi the'
building In which View the dining
loom. the assembly hull tht kltclwns
and the nerr'nnts quartets. None 0!!
the students on» injured and the firel
did not reach the quarters at the 400
students who room in the main build-
in!
Company E of the First New York,
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Guard marched to the campus and BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
to $5.98
‘85,480.24, and 31,756.24 of the mom:
BY ”"065”,” PEOPLE Ila unsecured. Despite her 'povertI'H an-
George Loewenthul and Lina Inc- davit she detlares she has stud and.
wenthnl conductinga grocery and de‘ l- on hand anti stock in mm \ ;~l!lu .i 1:
took charge of guarding the burning;
building and all entrances to the um i
us. While the fire was In progress;
600 students formed in a line an nd
pa.- sed articles from the main build-
ing uiong trom hand to hand to nnoth- catessen store in Bridgeport, tiled peti $700.
Pr dormitory *chl hlmdn‘d .Vfll'dl‘ tions in bankruptcy in the United Jacob WReingold a pollsller 3':
“w“ States court Monday. and neither had plater in Bridgeport died a pet' o
The Poughkecpsie tire departmentI the money to pay the tiling ice. The Why, hi!‘ he made oath he did u .t.
went to the assistance of the college .
and while at work, three. companies than has liabilities of $3,54h1tm-iflve the loopeyto pay the filing" He.
He has ”little: of $1093.50 all on-
wel‘c mailed to the city because of 993 78 of the amount ”3.3mm“.
two tires which required their I onsets consistdmh Mowing] secured. Assets ‘constst oi machinuv
0 Let e hi
:3? ritumet‘r mvg: 5:22;. grew”! at 3200. Thmml'hitslflmms of and tools valued at $350
. 'IMPORTANTADNOUN'CEMENT‘
To Our Patrons and Shoppers
Behring From Business
our loan Ennis-ea April 1a!
A. DIDKERMARDSDN’ SDEPAREMENISIDRE
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
Will Pass Out of Existence Saturday, March 9th
To dispose of this large and well known stock
by that time
Sweepingfleduciions MustBeMado
NOTE-001' goods in (utility and price always at par with our neighbors—will .
be oflered at reductions ranging as high as 40 per cent. 01 regular
mm
It wouldbeimpossibletoquoteeverythinginauvoucissueofthisvlllef-
EVERY ARTICLELABGEOBSMALLMIISTBESOLD, andwillberer
ducedtoafigmthstwillindneebuyers.
Ourlloeieryeudll tsoatethne ego—Most of OUR
PRICESal-enowleesthan ENTVAE 0n THESE PRICEBI .a RE-
DUCTION 0F 10 Per CellLWILLBEllAD
. PAY US A VISIT AT ONCE—WATCH THESE COLUMNS.
‘ SALE Now ‘ 0N
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