buyer, but we decline to be the
“goat"——to that we don’t
“ aspire. _ »_
II 80 take your words, if they
are hot, and put them on the !
.-
ice. To url , blistering,
' ’gainfl f is neither
wise ’no "’ nice, for all the
words “in” Webster’s .book
would not reduce the price.
me,
FERRES
,. restroom:
‘ ; Automobile
Repairing
High Grade Work a
. Specially ‘
:fiflffl'cial Service for
" :“Chevrolel, Maxwell
its run Administratbnannonnoesthatdomtic con-
summwillbefllowedunlyumudioodasisfonndto be SHIPISSUNK
scientifically seem-y to heat h'n house 68 degrees.
Acts .spgakhlonder than words. Do your int, 11mm!-
" OUTSIDE WINDOWS.
_ If you made the blunder of worrying through last winter
in a cold anduneomfortahle house, don't-do it again!
. It is not only disagreeable, but might expensive, twice as
much ooal—-Doetor bill-and a ruined wiper.
‘ There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
DOWS and DOORS will make it better, make it more comfort-
able and Iivsble. - .,
_ _If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we’ll tell you what
it Will cost to make your house comfortable, and save coal.
“Do it now.”
The earth a Bailey Co.
.-——-.__~___,~.
(Continued ho- mo OH
0
Seven Americans.
Two American oficers and five prIIi
vates were on the vessel. Both the
oifioers are officially reported as savedi
They were Captain J. T. Beatty, andi
Lieutenant H. T. Hubert. The fate of '.
the privates is uncertain. The oficiall
report indicates that 1W0 0! them were!
saved. 1
About 400 patients were on board;
the vessel. it is not known definitely
what the less of life was. One huno,
tired patients. however, are accounted}
for as having landed at one port;
where they were cared for by British{
organizations and the American Redi
lCl‘OSs.
Dynamos Destroyed.
The ship was struck in the. after
part of the engine room. Three mem-
bers of the staff were killed there and,
the dynamos were destroyed, plungingj
the vessel into darkness. I:
Killed Outright. l
Just over the dynamo was the wardi
room. containing more than 100 pu-l
tients. Most of these wr-rekilled out-t
right by the explOs-ion. The others.in-f
{jured by the explosion. were trapped:
and perished. except for a fowwho
E jumped overboard and were picked,
— “W “Wm“
' . Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot reforder,
Etc._ . In order to clean house of these (all this season’s merch-
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and up. . , . . .
when they are closed out they cannot be replaced. So the old i The WNW“ “'35 W" m (””93 ’7'
tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here boys as much ' 1912' “at. “1“,”: 4:1 :‘Izmoxgdefifh car
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women's and Misses' 1373?}? I . ”I“ eII- .. ' l. .u lon-
_ . _ 3 our test. Iiel ltglfi "9
:03“, Butts. Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Petticoats. Come- inage was 7.713. She was owned by
n save money. ~ _ i '
Elbe Adelaide Steamship Company, of.
‘l’ort Adelaide, Australia. l
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
A BRITISH PORT. Saturday. Augg
inst 3 (By the Associated l’ress).--—l
1The torpedoing early this morning oi
Mlle British ship Warildu was one ot.
tille'most harrowing disasters in the
history of submarine warfare. The
1 Several Nurses Killed.
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
number of dead is variously estimated
from 105 to 130 and upward. and in.
cludes several woman nurses. The
:ship carried (ind sick and wounded.
iThe’one American not accounted for
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
I FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS I ItIII'lI‘hIeIIlI‘ZIIIIIvIvtfiIéCkIEEE-Ill~d eishtwniuc
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS ‘ 'nurscs and members of the voluulflri'
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING
_».-——-dh
lprised about 209 nit-n. More than
$600 survivors. brought here shortly
‘ulter 6 o'clock, were given first aid
itrcntment. “Md and clothing. The
jpaticnts were put :thourti hpculnl
l
Motor Vehicle
{aid department. and the crew com-l
Tristram & Hyatt] ’
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Hot Weather Comforts
Couch or WoVen Hammocks at Reasonable Prices
Rugs of All Kinds, ColOrs and Sizes °
The Famous Vlldor Porcll Screens Are the Best Made ‘
All. the ; Pretty Parasols Reduced 25%
Bathing Suits forMen, Boys, Women
and Children
17 MOTORISTS TO ANSWER
CHARGES BEFORE STOECKEL
Commissioner in
Bridgeport Today—12 of Cases
. lrom Bridgeport. _
llllllxllfll’Olt’l‘, August 6.—~«Stute Mo-
tor Vehicle Commissioner Slocckel
‘Awill he at the county court house to-
day to hold hearings in the cases of
l7 motorists alleged to have violated
the speed laws. This is the first time
t‘omlnissioncr Stocckel has? held a
hearing in this city since last June. I
l’I‘welvc of those summoned to appear
are from Bridgeport. The list is;
g 10:30 A. M. _.
Aurelio Battietonl. 217 Scnview urc-
nne. reckless driving; F. .l. Wuterich, .
294 Benlluln avenue. accident: John
Olsen, 164 Alpine avenue. speeding;
Louis Sum. 729 \‘l‘ushington avenue.
reckless driving; Herman Gottlich. a;
If you are in need of Wash
Skirts and Dresses or any
other hot weather apparel
and Graham Bros.
Tracks
ill-nine. which had been waiting to to 162 ,Normnn street. sin-cums: Benji-t-
lccire them. and twin to hospitals in min A. Keolcr. South Norwnlk. acct»
ivarious parts of the country. :dent;
17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk i Fearful struggle-
, i
Stories of the Ionriul struggle in the De\'uncy. 127 Smith street. fatal nccl~
VAAST BROS. GARAGE:
Phones 1360. 2011.
ford Repairing and Parts.
jdnrkncss to rescue the helpless imn~ dent; Mcndoleon 13mg; 622
II -‘ Wrecks Towed in any dis-
: - lance.
lluSlin’sGarage
'l'ltone 1959. Seaview Ave:
THE NORWALK LINE
fast Freight service Between This
“ I ‘ City and New York
It lids itlt‘ told by survivors.
uninsured ntlont more than two nours, . ‘
:hul for a great part of the time con-,Wlthout pel‘lntssion.
;tinued under lu-ndwm because the 2 P. M.
SCHULTZE’S
longinos could not he stopped. This Abe Plasky. 3751. Olive street. com-
“ e “es ay, ornlng peCla S ; condition greatly hampered the rescueIlv'laintz Phillip ‘Vurxrlsk, $72 ‘Y'illut‘d
‘ " ' ‘ i . . ' ; ‘ , m. ‘l‘l r Bree. uccl on; room or . clien-
Porterhouse Steak - “doc lb 23.3.2: title.12...:‘iiffliltiiftit;ti.
ney. 593 Brooks street. intoxication:
p
" ' ’ «r- » lercd, throwing their occupants into William Sullivan. East Norwnlk. 11cc:-
Slrloln Steak - - . -40c u, ..... t... n. the... sets...
' . § All the soldier patients and lilo intoxication: Charles ll. Stcgcmtln.395‘
L C d B ‘ ‘nursoli testify to the heroic allot-ts of Riducncld avenue. accident; Daniel
can 01'“? CC ‘ - 28c lb omcers nndI crow. Notwithslnn lint: l‘nlnnmm. linyostcwn, IJnnbury, pass-
the excitement and confusion, which lug standing trolley.
Itwerc increased by the inky darkness,
Ithe crew undcr the. direction or the
'Ofliccrs. went coolly and lncthodicnlly‘
I about the ditllcult task of bringing the|
.' sick and woundedwup on deck.
'TO ANSWER TO VIOLATIONS
OF FOOD REGULATlONS
The State Food Administration has
Mobloueht churncu against tour murel
Soil Shell Crabs 90c doz
REMEMBER—Both markets close at noon tomorrow.
Schnllze’sJSanitary Markets
\ . . ‘ many as could be handled in this many nilrnod violators of the food “gm“.
‘ Steamers f‘fOlio" and “Arming! NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK- iuer were plaocd in almost and '0“""'°d§tlons and will give them hearings
> , 39"" . Bren-16y” United States License No. 17,903. 'to the escorting destroyers. “'W‘h- l'3';tomorrow afternoon. Max Shal'tcl,
I M J E wonderful seuntunsllip i“ ”'0 “’“ghlol Ansonlu. will answer to the charge
rvli‘relsht accepted at Norwalk and
”South Norwaik from 7:30 to 5:92.
Freight received at Pier 45. East 49‘
or, New York. from 7:30 ‘. ‘- h 5 p.
In. Steamers leavir' (’4'; (5, East
River, New York 4. 3 o’clock, daily.
. Sundays excuse:
‘ _' ALBERT ll. MORGAN ’
_ announces It
. "mar ON on ABO
. _ snrm .
~33 WILL Milli, TO HIS NEW
t , 2:22,, ea. .
~ chitin, nus .
3.4 “’2‘ L,:I.I. ..
3.180 .‘Yl'hut Ht flew Store Will Be
‘ I One 'of the Bestl-Iardware
Stores in Connecticut
‘5 water, managed to work i" do” of failing to keep up his records at
I c: Ienough to 1h“ sinking ship ‘0 ”’k“ 0”, hour and. baking transactions. He
. lthe men by lowering ropes. was before Administrator Robert Sco-
SPIOWN CW?!“ 0' w°““d9d' ville. last winter. on. similar charges
The morale of the “'Oundt‘d ”mg 9“ . and complaints have been frequently
run: burnt I» tow nurse
. Thomas E. Novnkoski. 459 Col- ..
‘orndo nvontlo, fatal accident; John F. '
Water 1 .
The ship street. accident; (‘llurlcs W. Fanchor.
Jr., Ilnir street. Strntiord. taking cur '
call and see us.
We. Extend Credit}
,7 (100k waiting ‘0 be ”kc“. 0" ‘5 (‘e'tlllilde against him since. .
. Jeermou by member: of 'IrIie Cl";:‘;‘::s Eaton Brothers. of Plainvillc, will:
.:-“‘too line for wor 5." my " ‘nppeur to explain their prices for‘
'Iicomplulnedantl they 110V" “We“ ‘heillonr and their alleged failure to re~
‘ “$332.5: iii-lint, n.1,]... when 333;; 3:5, ‘i‘iéit‘sioifi. “he“ subs“-
lheir more unfortunate mates to so: The W. L. Cnhi‘tl Company,0f1‘li\ln‘.
first. Women were“ W” I“ the "'“w‘ille, is also charged with demanding,
Beckmann’s Grocery
3lbs.WhiteCornFlour for 25c
3 lbs. Yellow Corn Flour for . ......... . . . . . . .. 25
N ucoa Nut Butterine (The world’s best). lb. .;. . . . 3%:
I iboats lowered. notwithstanding their exorbitant prices for flour, and Joseph
ghauengx Blend C(fifie‘zj Der l-b' ' ' ' i ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ’ ' ' C tip‘rotests‘ that they should not pre‘. Niedzweickl. of New Britain. is said to,
Franco merlcan . on ,v Maid Soup 3 cans 25c . 1m“. the patients. One boat. (on- have so", wheat flour Who“. the my
_ alloy 0 e Grain Rice . . . . . . . . . . 3 ")8. for 350 I l taming six women. was thrown qulrcd substitutes. ' ' i
SWlft S Pure Leaf Lard I . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . 31¢ . inguinal another just before touching; Charges of mnkng defechvo flour "’1'.
very 395‘: New YOI'k State Cheese, lb, , ,., , , , _ . 32c ; lthe water and upset. Three WWW“; ports Will be made against..t.he Work-
Baker,s 01‘ Huyler’s Cocoa can ‘ 21C ifl'Om the ChllSIZt‘d craft were picked; lngmen's iTouncil Co’opcratlvo Bakery
Sunshine Takhom B' 'f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ .‘up by another small boat .nlong with and L. Rosemm of Hartmm‘ .
a ISCIII ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 2 pkgs. 15c I live wounded British soldlel‘3. all of] A dispute between the North Amer-
whom had managed tokeep nllo.1t..nl~ ican- Fruit Exchange and Gordon
though each had an arm in a sling. ’Brolhers, of Hartford, will be heard
The Warlldn ”“3 been in the "ham \Vedr'esday‘morning by err-Mayor Joan
. | nel service two years and this \V'ls her eph M. Law'lor, acting as referee. , he
I Inn“ flagging ”0‘“ France w “'1“"‘11.disput.t2 concernsa carioud of food.-
;‘ ! she did not. carry a number of German.
I Iwounded prisoners... Members of that
crew remarked over this {not andi
The Best Of Everything to Eat and Drink at
Popular Prices. , ‘ .
A. F.‘Beckmann &C0.
saliune sronv assuno
some expreseed the Opinion that lII'IGovernlrlent Never Contemplated Tak-
ing Heme-panned: Goods
George M. Landers, chairman oi the
fl P0l|8i| Will
{CROSS “
For the POlish Army in
France
Americans and Poles are ,Fight-
illg Shoulder to Shoulder.
Our Cause is One! .
' Bit/ens to Your veryawn.
. . 150
KG. SHREDDED WHEAT,
. ' 11 1-20
~--————..
' 4" Cottage
V
IStreetI
: Ii . ..
wide crusade to detect and. punish!
milk dealers who wateror otherwise against thesshipment of foodstuffs to
adulterate their milk and the proe- Germany and also against. the brutab
Phelps, of East Granby. is rtporred’ed the demands of the peasantry for"
byfthe commission. Other casesnreagrarian reform.
pending.
of the crusade. says:
making a drive throughout the stuteitroops. canéing the German military}
against dishonest milk dealers, und‘commanders to send back frantic re-
it appears ‘
many who are still on Commissioner;
Holt's waiting , list. One prominent;nounces'lhei-arrival of Axelrodféhief“
_ town ofliciai came to the commission- press agent of the Soviet Government.
er’stoflive recently tofplo‘adftor one of, He is anxious to establish a branch in
,hisi‘tew townsm‘en: ‘wlro had; been Berlin. for the dissemination of, Soviet
wyigh‘ed indthel balance '»and"*'fotind“propaganfi;
wanting by ,
"Why, we till wate’x‘f‘ou‘r milk "
IISTIULL I "
.I‘ J; u..-_._......_...——~ . .
’II.‘ .. i“ I I I I III was of sinister significance. .
I . . .I . 83 & 85 washington S'reel ‘ Phone 1405 1 One of the Women lost in the torlle'l I
. .- : W” W “‘5” W “i '3‘» were” ‘ “1* ‘ "a. .. we...» \{m ' doing of the ambulance transport Wa-
I I I I L I ’ v‘ <‘ 4—. ‘ rildn was Mrs. Violet Long, ChiefACon-
' I 5 ' I ' ~ ' " ' ‘ troller or the British Woman's rm!
' I i I I I i STATE-WIDE CRUSADE' ISTRIKE IN UKRAINE 3Auxiliary Corps. better known athhe
- . I .I . . ' ‘ , V "Tommywaacs." With hersisteru rs.
CAN GRISGO ,,,,, , 29 1.2a abalry Authorltles Are After Dishonest SPREADING RAPIDLY Long, started thb wind: at the corps
, . Milk Dealers. ;
The Food and Dairy Commission of l
the state has inaugurated a state-
early in the war. ‘ On her last trip to
France, Mrs. Long took liter :1 detach-
"men't'to be assigned to the American
Army. , , ’ .
I‘Mrs. Long, vitnesses say, became
entangled in the ropes as she was be-
ing placed in a boat; and was caught
ibetwoen the boat. and the side of the
_ lship. She was injured seriously and
. _ The number of strikers now num~ disappeared in the sea. .
The Hartford Courant in speaking hers more than'a quarter million. and ‘
ialready there have been clashes he-t'
The Foodand Dairy Commission is tween the strikers and the German.’
toontinued ‘ From Page One)
eeutlon and = conviction “or A. B. iiy with which the Hetm‘an has treat-
TEN venue Poser-lAMMlnq. ,
C'A’lthDIX, Wrightetown. , N. Jo
'Auguet 6.—~For efforts to evade mili-
tary duty by‘slla’rnming:sinsanity Prl-g
vale Abraham Fisher, '25 ‘Mangin
street; Nev/York city, a-rnember of
'Gompany ii.”153d \‘De'pot. Brigade, was
I p courtemartiul
"torment. f »
tint” he had
' ' Scott.
that there are a good guests for re-enforcements.
A despstch ‘to Borne fiom Berlin an-
jsentenced by‘ the; ‘
" ’ ' , t , e r '_
* - . and walls were is, a dis- ‘9 We“ 3' Y a, 8 .
the. milk. 'Iinilm‘Itfl-‘IP03I‘100, chem ‘Germanxtto frown
nid‘them this proposal, it is known that it; .
‘1; Wfifldfiib fithefitW
t
= “000,000“ “unrest fruits and vegeta-
‘ ucetit
Committee oi Food Simply, today ems
phalically denied that the COIiI-ieQII-i
our suite Council of Defense, the Food i
Administration, or any other depart-led apt
On' every one of these cards was print-icoMPEL MERCHANT To Kiss
uin statement from the Food; FLAG? ' TR'O MAY GO To JAIL
ment (tithe-government either‘planned} Administration that. no horde canned OvertI Act Against Naturalized Citizen
or contemplated the seizure oi c'anneli‘épmduas would be seized by tile gov-.5. and Son Scored by Judge.
' r ' . Mr. _ _ ; MIDDLETO‘VN, August G.—Thtee~
fruits and canned \egetables ernmcut. Every 11°11’59““ in meIotthe four men charg, l with bleach
Lenders said die cmlld.?°it nadderétiif state has been urged‘to enlist and to of the peace in compell'nlfi‘fmrl Igor-t;-
how “Ch : rumora 0233;; A Wa~‘ indicate the number of q’uarts she or. swag-ta: mg”)??? 33:16 3:32 ”It“: "
l‘emswh“ ll‘nppepelrg’ned theIIItgrlcul- pcotodto can... but there has nevor'g‘nzm mid $5; the. flag, were [mum
mow WW“ “I an. that 51,“. had a been-“any official suggestion or'inl‘m'. guilty in court yesterday}. Judge ’Ell-
tum] 0°"ng at Storrs, . l t tion to reduisition tltb‘hanned products 1111 delayed sentence until today. lhe
li‘eck Cf peaches, and that they m tall ‘ 4 rosecutlng attorney asked tor a jail
. t in e n w as to wait of housewives and home gardeners. (p Themnn acquitted was ‘
as well them gothemtm 0 ' i'l‘he State Counciluot Defense doesv‘geeflegfehdfllane. secretary ottlle town
tor her to can mpaign .in Council“ not know llowltc.‘ make this matter ! Democratic comulittee.; the’rwidence
‘The (“mung ca , ur."plaixter‘;‘il h‘rands’propasanda'of We, showlng that he tried to act. as a
cut it“s“niutgumd m 9“” 8° ‘7? 1‘ . aortas absolutelv mucosa and untme.=neacemaker- The men convicted WW
P036 or saving 10“ “a“ winters “”9 ’ ‘ ~ " d h meiFranld Gbrman. Berney, Section and -
cverv possible'pound ohioodstufis,‘ar.d31tv“?‘863_e"9f¥nhOUSQWIfe ‘3“. 4‘: W‘IJohn‘ Rosanlo. .. ' , ._ .
’to Intake doubly sure tbai‘Connectlcut Karine“ who "5 approached or 0 '
Mr. Herrmsnn keeps I'I'a store,::ta a
lmeasdred up to her full ducts of’5,~
!
I.
l
that-thefcenned osmium WWW“ naturalized citizen and mom who
to draft or requisition to promptly 191‘1born. in;4thls“country. ‘ ‘
”my" eplionc. the COmmlttee of Food Supply
sari-‘- aunt monomer, nurture. ' o. . ~
I
l bios
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f If lie-tiring: that the curator ““o‘ll noun
at on
» The ,tiomniit‘tee
Inst lvith..the.“t iii/bur an
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