' am is a large quantity
win the dealers’ yards and
d. Therefore be it resolved: ——
N there is no cause for
slam—but those who can-
he happy otherwise may
no to worry if they 1
. We aim to please. '
ins.
It” is not only
much cord—Doctor
andnneomlorteblehouse,
demmtmightyapennmtwieeu
~andaruinsdtemper
tdoitcg‘I-itll
There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
‘nows and scans will make it better, males 11 more comfort-
able and livable.
If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day.we
W" 311
we toll you what
it will cost to make your house eomtortable and save coal.
,“Do it new.”
The Hatch E: Bailey Co._
M“—
Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot Are-order.
Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season s march
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
when they are closed out they cannot be replaced. Be the old
tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here buys as much
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women' s and Misses’
Goats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts. Waists and Petticoats.
and save money.
THE PARIS
1CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
'33 .So. Main" St.
Come
So. Nor‘walk
' ’ SAYS HHS llllll
Seeks to Recover $40, 000, 000A
Estate—Admires Wilson 1
o.” -1.-.
Tristram H
Norwalk'
yatt
s Leading Dry Goods Store
NEW YORK. August 13.—GeorgeA
Ehrel, the aged New York brewer, who
has just returned from Germany, hop-2
ing to recover his 840,000,000 estate
from the alien property custodian, on
the ground he is an American 1211111111,;
no longer a resident of Germany. pro,
tossed his 101 ally to the United States
yesterday. He said he had made two
-‘- ,previous unsuccessful eflorts to leave-
' iGermany one at the time Ambassador
‘Gerard left, but his doctors forbade
him to depart. According to 11151
‘ daughter. Mrs Anna 1011 Zedlitz_. who
12111111111 Dresses and Dress Skirts Reduced
Right in mid summer we have made a substantial cut in
the price at our Wash Dresses and Separate Dress Skirts that
will be appreciated in these vacation times.
u. w... “rail:
accompanied him from Germany. thcyA
Were both registered as thorny aliens
there.
.Ehret declared 1111111111 11 1 sub A
“Slip On”White Waists now
11.00-12.00
schibcd to any of the German war;
1111115 as reported, 111111011111 r.’ 1111111);
in. portuned to do so 1111. son. who
111 1 his rather here. 5 id 1112 liner;
0': late had bought 121111111111) 01 1.. :63
Hot 1.111911511111111:
‘My sympathies are entirely wiur'
Athc United States.” or: 111 the older:
l3‘hrtt “1 am 11 5:12.21 1.1111111 01A
1 'wsident \‘l ilson." A
Mr. Ehr‘ct ler't Berlin .-l1111- 1 ".110.
1 11.11‘ would go 1111 :1: .411 '.u I11 belle: 111..
Long Kim
Ladics’ Dainty Underwear
Manfmodcls ol silk or muslin that will please the most lastidicns
onas in many noveldesigns
250 long as the milltarists over in con-
‘11‘111 111 Germany. 1:11'1'1111111, 111‘ 5.1m .
111111 11131111 11111
Anchor] food, but thew; 11‘ .1 1111111)’ 11'1.
A the troops.
A 111 the opinion (isb
Ajtht‘ 100d situation ntitlmrutv is 1111.
‘111 than it was two 511.115 1111.11. 1 do;
A1101 think," she said, “tho-‘10 is moreA
food, but the distribution is better
regulated. As 1111‘ 11-1 1 lcz‘umd rrntA
Auruclr food was obtained 1111111 1111.111:
Asia, the l 11mins or Rumunin.’
..-.—a.——.—.—-———~
My‘s,\1ln .71‘dllll,
.in‘ar 3pm.“ for
.evrolel‘ ,aXWell
‘ 1tilts .
1 11111111111111” and Parts.
. c118 Towed in any dis.
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS 1
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING
l
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Phones 1360. 2011.
17 Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk
AilAll SEIlEll
Vote to State Secretary
(‘91de at the state secrctur‘y’s
yesterday. John W. Salzgobcr‘, 01'
Essex, is the first Connecticut toter
Avenue 111111 is on the ship“ Don Juan
Necessary For Reform 1111 1111111111“
ion the outside. of the envelope and
. _
(‘ HICAGO August 1“ '1 11111111111:
on cross examination 1111111111211 111 1111‘
A
A W., Says RCVOlllllOll IS otllcc. Snlzgcber is in the naval re
A
1
firms” that he has voted
to law,
”1i, 3.,
1
11-1111 or 100 Industrial “1111mm of the 11111 11.11 ltointrix. l.‘. S. NR F.
1 . ,
,“nrld for-11111111111 111011111111 of the The ballot will be 119-111 111 the
we.
tln’ stiaragc
' no 1959. Seaview Ave.
y user NORWALK
1 11111113131 01‘
3110981
29 Wall 31..
Nerwallt
YOU'LL nevus xrtow rr
utter wehave applied 0111‘ up-
todele vulcanlzing methods to
your old the or inner tube.
It becomes pructlcally a new
tire. Blow-outs are entirely
covered. worn places repaired,
and the whole shoe or-tubo rc—
newod. Our 11111111111111.1111; is to
time what good cobbllng is to
NSRWAAA SUPPLY 8110i ..
espionage not, William 11. llaywood‘
“general socrctury- «reason-1 ‘ of 1119’ or-
gnnlzntion, declnr‘od 111111 11111 Amcrl
can flag “seized by the capitalistic
class, does not stand for 1111111 11 once
did." He also asserted his belief
that no lasting lnduerinl reform
could be accomplished 111'tlroutrevo-
lutlon.
A Frank R. Nobokcr, chlot govern-
ment counsel. ntternpt1-d to show thrtt
Haywood was I‘Espolislble for the
general strike which started last your
in northwest lumber camps and
spread to-Arlzomr copper mines. but
Haywood denied responslblllty and
placed the blame for the strike 011
11111 lieutenants. 1111 1111111 the strike
was not an anti-war measure but “11
state sccr‘ctury’s otllcc until a sullh
ciently large number accumulate to
opened at election time.
inasmuch as the ballots were sent
to the men in the Navy and the
American Expeditionary Force only
last. Thursday, the 'first'onc has come
back 111 remarkably good time. Th1“
“Don Dunn do Austria" was evltlcntlv
111 port. and Snzlgcber got his bal-
lot from the postmaster in New York,i
who has charge of the distribution
or ballots sent to won in the Navy
.who have been stationed at tholvnrl
out-1 Navy yards in that vicinity.
Deputy State Secretary Richard J.
St.‘
1
utterly occupied by 11.
11111211111151 & Son
11111111: 111111111
a
1011 1111111
.1»...—
A. 1‘. 11111111131111 Co. Inc.
‘ very Best Creamery Butter. oer lb.
N ut
N ucoa
Swift’ 8
Mule
Beckm
83 & 85 Washington StrectA
ann' s Breakfast Cocoa. large tin1
_ Popular
‘A. F. Beckmann 81Gb.
Phone 15105
Margarine th ld’ Elihu." 51c
Borden’s or Libb s ' ewor s s
PureLe
Chamberlin’ s Dried aBeef
Team BoraxCh
Challenge Blend Coffee. oer 1b..
32c
alljlllufiprated Milk . . . 2 cans 2§c
4-iosesssessqos-sese
Ceuootsnooeoloo
ins........15cand40c'uic .
cells-lolo‘voos
Heinz Pure ato Ketchup .. .. l9c—33c botc
.-Armour’sPure rape J .1 .
Salt Sea Rhode Island @0911er ngvgdze‘i‘d Soggy: 351$
sees-sue
est of Everything to Eat and Drink at
rrces.
Incorporated
u...—
. A A chlc.
s-Then 1 left the Montmurtre the tour-
Dwyct‘snld yesterday thntjrc did not
see how the (1.000 ballots couldg‘hnvc
proved worklrt 1. 1111111101111." left Hartford before last lduy
l’ojlllcal actfllorrl. the witness de- Amor‘nlng, though they may have been
clared. included voting. pr‘ors‘eculinel-tiStarted along ““3“? night“ ‘ l 11
A10! offenders in coth‘t and all other AA “AA-V rate A e ”A A‘ 0 s a
the secretary s ofilcc.
“court action. can be 011110 benefit to
Athe lndustrlal classes ASODA DRINKERS TO
PAY REVENUE TAXES;
“Rcvolntmn is the only ndeq‘unlc
1 (Continued from Page One)
means of. committing the cupitnlists."l
PEASANTS TRUST Anon drinks sold at soda fountains, and
he 1111111, “11nd the general strike wns‘
an incipient revolution."
IN CLEMENCEAU. or one cent upon sales of seven certs?
——--—-—— 'pcr gallon (11 less. Near beer and slm- 1
\ LONDON August 13. ——The Paris 11111 fermented beverages would pay 101
1 Acor‘respondcnt of the Daily Express cents per gallon The committee ex-
.wr‘ltcs that he climbed the hill to. the pools to raise from this source some
1Bntte or Montmnrtre the other day where close to $100, 000. 000 ,1
and looked down over Paris beneath To Get More from Patent Medicines. 1
‘ 11 111111 of smoke. The committee took the proprietary
He trod the paths followed by 'thc medicines and patent medicines out of?
prewar tourists. traversing the Mont-A the manufacturers ten per cent. tux:
' mmlre they know, with its gilded, 11111 and grouped them 111‘ a ten per cent
3 rored night restaurants.
I, "Would you coald see those. places by this change to largely increase the
11 now" he continues “The Rat Mort revenue. although the tax rate is the
“ grind the Abbaye look like dilapidated some because of. the higher 111111111-
7‘ Irish homesteads: the. soils or the prices.
Moulln 1101138 have crumbled to dust.1 The Treasury Department submit-
ted comprehensive excess profits and
alternative war profits tax schedules.
It retains the present rates on excess
profits carried in the present law and
provides for the 80 per cent. mash
Aspontnneous dernnnd of workers for
more pay, shorter hours and 1m
“‘ ls‘ts knew, crossed the Place Blanche.
and began a steep climb up the Rue
There are no signs» of panic
on the Butte. The Montmartols can-
. . . .50 bar
QUALITY‘ NEW-
DE BUTTER,
S‘CHULTZE‘S I
Wednesday Merningi Specials
.SIRLOIN- OR PORTERHOUSE STEAK
-3
LargeSoftShellCrahs.................,
Native Tomatoes . . . . . . ... .. . . ..65c large basket
REMEMBER-Baht Markets Close at NOON
‘ tomorrow.
. .A42c lb;
90c doz.‘ ‘~
Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets
NORWALI.
i
.. SOUTH NORWALI.
United States License No. 17,903. 1,
‘and, noted birthright".~ was ob
tb ‘ "W,
3 ‘1' In
‘ elation.
saline thus
11
‘LUOY. STONE’S ANNIVERSARY.
A—u-s-
‘,«, BOSTON, August ‘1‘s.+1‘1‘11e 1011111 1111121
niversary or the birth 0! Lucy Stone
pioneer champion of immune right M85 939 do
not afford the luxury of flight. so they
carry on. A plan.
“Threequnrters of the way 1111 the It classifies dtderent industries and
[1111 stands the Moulln de Galette. a 111 technical details regulates the 0X
famous old mill which became adano— eruptions to be allowed A
lng'plrtce where young men took their;
sweethearts on Saturday night.
mum on the nltcrnatite war profits,
dos, and the old mill is forsaken.
“One turns to the left on passing present excess profits rates
the mill and suddenly plunges into a —.———-————
1:11:11 turns ”harm‘s.“ 3 TRACKS BLOCKED
’ “’8‘ °° ° ‘ °‘ FOR13HOURSBY
115 wnncnno CARS
c"ones and makbs strange sounds on
his flute. and those who would buy;
(Commune 11...... 1111311 ones
‘come out and purchase goat’s milk
“Premier Clemenceau was once
mayor of Montmartre. and there are
'stlll living on the rhelghts old 11.801116
A
_"——.
lquletly—and watt. They are too old Several or the em all “10111111.”
‘to do anything else. ‘We have confi- were badly smashed,- and the con-
denoe, we or the Butte; trust in Cle- tents, for the most part merchandise.
menoeau,’ said an old man to whom generally scattered about. No one
11 spoke. ’ was injured. The wrecklng trains
"That”ls what .ev body 111 1101 11:: andlcrew‘s from East Hartford, New:
111111111111; in ‘tbe Tig at Haven and Waterbury were rushed
to the scene, and four hours after
the accident. the Hartford Division
nod «to tram
11313 11131111111111
A.JolmW Salsgeber, of Essex,
A Leads All Connecticut Men
in Service in Returning .1
’ BY WEALTHY The 111‘s! “soldier 1‘"0tc was rc- .-
otllce ‘1'
William D Haywood. 1' w‘ to 1“etu1n his ballot to the secretary 'eA "
The oath which appears ,5,
‘ln which the voter "sn‘curs and 111- ,
according ;.
1s counterslcm-d Nby Lieutcn- 1.
make it Worth while to send the but .
lots back to tho town clerks to be A
Reconstruction Work
Astamp tax. The Government expectsi ‘
Athe north, has forsaken the ways of:
been left unfinished.
’ lthe control oi; the Government since
who helped to put him there. Today ed away until 6130 o’clock‘ lest even- they were coined by the confiscation
. ‘they sit in the sun and smoke nnd talk 111g.
. is these
H. Kriegcr 81 Co
We want you, men and
women. to buy your
clothing from us on
our famous ea'sy pay-
ment plan.
We take Thrift Stamps or W. S.
8. Stamps as payments on your
account.
5 WW w; :m". 72.“: "“6"“Qr’“
1 M
YOU ARE DOING. IT! . ’
Every time. you read of what 913011! are doing on the
other side, you purchasers of Liberty Bon and War Savings
StaArlnps, you can truthfully say, and say it with justifiable
prl e—
”I HAD A HAND IN THIS. ” “I CONTRIBUTED TO THIS.”
"I AM HELPING DO THIS. " "IT IS PART OF MY
WORK.’
“We congratulate you 'on the hearty response you have
made to your Governmeut’ s call; but we, also, seriously en-
join you not to relax your etl‘orts; but to keep on buying, and
to keep on saving, m order that your Government may be able
to give the HUN the only thing heeanunderstand—“FORCE
WITHOUT STINT, AND yWITHOUT LM‘I‘ ”
11.11 PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,('onn.«
.. Agave czar-Me. 45;“ - 1
\ m1.
tea-cw"
a; '.--‘ ‘ 30/ “7.3
Stops Sale of Liquor
On Railroad Trains
WASHINGTON, August 13 —Salc in
[liquor in railroad stations or on 111111
In Northern Mexico1roa11 trains was forbidden by Di—
-r“ector General Mc'Adoo yesterday in.
.an order effective immediately and up. .
{plying to all hues under Government
control.
Inasmuch as the, sale of ltquor on
trains or‘ at stations already had
theen abolished in many states by
law or by voluntary action 01.110111:
an of his time and attention to recon- Aruilr‘oad companies, the order .js not.
strhctive work in northein Mexico. expected actually to curtail linuoi‘
In addition to the agricultural col-A‘5319310 any great extent The 1111311111.
notes he has established at Molinar tion Will DOt apply 10 hotels owned
and Casas Grandes. Chihuahua," he has and operated by railroads since ‘hesé
plans tor opening large t1acts of land ‘lwdatl hRN 'PUL’lSl 0111-19811 Slowe-
The train 1 as in charge ‘01 Conductor
Allonald Dav s and Engineer H. E. Hol-
8?-
JUAREZ, Mexico, August 13 ~Gen-
oral Francisco Murgula, commander of;
war for more peaceful pursuits. While
he has not relinquished his command:
of the northeastern military one, Gen-
eral Murguia is devotmg practically
which Were confiscated from land hold ernment
This plan,1whlch will be considered, e15 during the revolution and colonlz
NOW by the committee today, involves the fog on these tracts with Mexicans
the young men are 111 the trenches and old .cont‘rqyersy between the treasury from the crowded cities of the south photograph of the Wilton Unit of the
Voung cameo in the munltlon factor- and 111131 committee in which the com- and with Mexican laborers who havei
1mlttee contends for increase of the been forced to go to the United States
MW
An enlargement by J. F. Gregory ot
National Land Army, taken by Rich— —
to‘lioek. employment. . ‘ard H. Fitch, and reproduced in tho
When the constitutional movement «Sentinel teddy, through the courtesy
led by Carranza succeeded the work of the Bridgeport Sunday 1:05, is at."
of the Modem revolution. which had ttentlon in a show will-
.wns resumed. tractlng muchn
Confiscation decrees were issued dew .01 the Benedict News 00‘ 0“ W-nllA
against General Luis Tenants and street.
many. other large land holders in theA
north. These 1 s have been under——-——-
§ 1-1
_.,_...__s._._':==
CROCKERY .
decree issued by. Francisco- Villa while
tlée was commander of thelnogth urade‘i‘ A A large assortment 053 Open .1
arrnnza. They are we] a opts to -
cattle grri'z’lng; irrigation farming. Stock Dmnemrer Decorated fig.
where water is avallable. and in manly AT” and Dinner Sets, Cups and. ‘
Plain White Hotel Ware...
places on1 ting high grade timber.
. flllht . F illeltebe " _
11111 that General Mot-1111111t sauce“;
plans to colonize and his experimental
colony at Mollnar. north ethihuahua
Vin practically 11- 1 this
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