. of coal for
. WhalbeCIin
or several months:
I
is a large quantity
the dealers’ yards and
there is no .. cause for
on those who earn
happy otherwise may
to worry if they
‘We aim to please.
_ Seaview Ave
, eas‘r NORWALK
.....W- ..,_A ...... ..--
The Fuel Administration announces that domestic con-
somerswillbeallowed onlyasmuchcoalasisiound to be
scientifically necessary to beat his house 68 degrees.
Acts speak louder than words. 129 your bit, luntil:.
4-. OUTSIDE WINDOWS.
If you made the blunder of worrying through
in a cold and uncomfortable house, don’ t do it again!
It is not only disagreeable, but might: expensive, twice as
much coal—Doctor bill—and a ruined temper.
There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN—
DOWS and DOORS will make it better. make it more comfort-
able and livable. . .. see-«W
If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we '11 tell you what
it will cost to make your house comfortable, and save coal.
“Do it now.”
The Hatch" (z Bailey Co.
' derived from it.
1
Clemente Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot reorder,
Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season ’3 march
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
when they are closed out they cannot be replaced. So 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. Come
....1 save money mun-'1
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 So. Main St. S0. Norwalk
6 ’S
TO Ean'rmrv ;
ALL RAILROADS
(Continued from First Page)-
-—-—~—
1 fictwithstazgding the great develop-
ment throughout the country of ca-
ter power properties there remained“
Mr MCAdOO said. a tremendous em
pirc of power yet to be llarne. .sed and;
turned to account in moving the in l
dustries and the transportation of}
American people. This power. nowi
almost entirely the property of the;
United States, could be common-li
deered with a cost slight in com-;
parison with the advantages to be,
This, in view of the;
continually troublesome problems con-5
nected with the supply and distribu-
tion of the coal necessary in 111anu-.
factures and to heat homes and city
apartments, was a consummation that'
sooner or later would be forced on the;
country by absolute necessity.
Secretary McAdoo said that for the
present nothing could be done tow axd
substituting water-power {01 coal-
produced steam, but it might come as;
a plain inattcryf necessity while this}
11111 was on lt would Hlni be desir ;
able to keep up the iolume 01' manu l
. lecturing power and then it would
‘ required to lt‘lle\e 111111111211 net 115'
lUltlmutely electricity would be prin ‘
cipally employ1d in 11101‘ .1111; l11cight1
and passengers and first of all in sin)-
11111111111: terminal pioblcms.
‘ The fact that the topography of the
1 u
.._....‘.».§b.-
Tristram 8. Hyatt '
Norwalk’ sI
-A-g
For boys—sizes
‘country Was 1'1'lieved bv its many;
;mountaln iwangcs all nbounding 111
streams that would provide pouch.
liiibution of current in the sectionsk
that were now forging 11111111“) for
luard in manufacturing importance
' Some of the virgin ground or man
iufnclui'ing development. surh as the;
isouth, along the Atlantic seaboai'il.1
especially invited the considemliou 01‘
this plan to relieve the country {10111
.tho thialldom of coal minim: and
shipment according to Mr. M1A.duo ;
jHo held that even if there w'eic. no;
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES 0N TRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Phones 1360. 21111. 17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
such great necessity to conserve our;
1conl supply the fact that tn'iunsporlu- ;
tion limits the available power of our;
‘doul would of itself justify transform--
:11”: many of our railroads to clcctri-
cal systems.
The summary suggested that [nob i
ably electrification Would be mluallv'
iundcrtakcn while the Gowrnnn 111 had ,
lconti'ol of tho 1'.1lh'ond11,11nd that the
lproblcm would be ailmkcd .11 the
in101-t favorable points in the 1-11111111'1
1wh1>rc the static value of watcr nus.
amost obvious and the cost of 11111 111,11.
the change front steam to clmlricitv;
would be coinpaialivcly slight
i The saving in cost of cube-1111111111:
YOU'LL NEVER KNOW IT
J 1
after we have applied'our up-
to-duio vulcunlzlng methods to
your old- iire or inner tube.
it becomes practically a new
tire. Blow-outs are entirely
covered, worn places repaired.
and the whole shoe or tube re-
newed. ,Our vulcanlzlng is to
tires what good cobbllng is to
inhoes.
.NllllWAlK SUPP” SW
29 11111151., Norwalli
'oporntion, he said. would be $111!) :1
o convincing demonstration that c1111»?
triflcation as a general 91111.1 mold}
he demanded by public opinion. The
incidental economy to be obtained
from the use of cleclxicilv for manii- ;
lnctullnc and transportation by use;
of water pou' or would come at first in:
:tho saving 111 labor Mr. M1A1loo c); l
plained. Then the fuel needs of the
peeplc would be fully mm by the ln-'
manufacturing plants and 1111) 11-1111,
“roads. 'l‘hin.lnilscll.l111~=nld would
he 11 very large justification. if it;
could be called an cxpctimcnt in the
face of the numerous private electric
plants operated by wow power with
' such success and such economy.
' The history of the work of the Gov- i
1
r
' Salt Sea Rhode Island Clam Chowder
1111211 urnvmv J 10111 11111211:
A. F. Beckman '& (0., inc. "
Very Best Creamery Butter. er lb. 51c
N ucoa Nut Marnarine. the 31011.15 best. lb. 32c
Borden’s or Libb E
Swift’s Pure Lea s ”(regret-ed. .M.ilk. '. '. I. 2 . cans 2?:
Chamber linsDriedaBeéf. 1.4111. ..
20 Mule Team Borax Chips . . . . . . . .
Challenge Blend Coffee. or lb. . . . . . . . .. .2c
einz eTomatoKe to up ........19c-33c botc.
Arumo 1' ’s Pure Grape Juice. 10c size ... . . 3 for 25¢
Beckmann’s Breakfast thcoa. laree no
son...
A. F. Beckmann &Co.
83 & 85 Waslungton Sireet’ Phone “1405
'. expectation
' would put. through the conservation ol’
' .watcr new or for the needs 01‘ manu—
grifuctutlng and transportation and the friend or unless he has been properly United States Senator Jacob H. Gal
. .11 allure of the people in their homes. I
.1. l recentlv.
The main reason glvcn is that Mr.
" §McAdoo docs not believe
.181:
15c and 40cnkz. ‘ 1
1 ,taurants and railroad stations under
15c—35c can
tOf Everything! to Eat and' Drink at i :_ Mr. McAdoo whed to Washington a
P001118: Prices. _ for his signature upon his return.
lei'flnicnt in the great system of r-c.
fclnmntion in the. orld West Mr Mc-
;Adoothought,nn1ply supported thel
that the Government-
1 No more intoxicating drinks will
(be sold in dining c.11's, railroad rel-1-
ituurunts or nnywhcro in railroad sta-
11ions. Mr. McAdoo issued this order:
that the
iness of selling liquors. The order
‘ , reads:
. “The sale of liquors and intoxicants
' of every character in dining cars ~res .
'Federnl control shall be discontinued
immediately ”
week ago to have the order ready
Not many dining our services will
be affected. for the majority of the
railroads have already banned the
f sale of lntoxlcants upon their t1-.ains
How ever, there his bals ‘ln various
1ailway stations, for instance in both
'. the Grand Central and Pennsylvania
"‘ terminals in New
Yotk. ~the Union
«station, in Baltimore. and in other
cities These will be closed' lmmedi-L
_ , ately.
“Dry”. advocates were jubilant when
‘ BostonBluesf' .
4 Butter Fish ‘
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS»
‘ Steak Halibut ”...“... .'.‘.28clb
Steak Cod ., 211ch
Weak Fish. ' . 1 i_ ,‘.....-. .. 24c lb
15o“).
’Pssiqn'nio'o
Flat Fish 121ch
Haddock '..‘ l4clb
,‘BlocklslandSwordFish.......>..........38clb
Native’l‘omatoes ,......,.,......65cla ebasket
211cm...
1 they learned of the McAdoo order.
U.‘ 3. MAY 1111 DOWN -,
/ ELECTRIC LIGHTNING
l _ (Continued from-”First p33”?
uni—..—
siead of coal. The demand, 1‘01" elec-
trinity in many industrial centres,
where large quantities of war supplies;
are being turned out, has already be-
come so large that oliididls here are
earnestly seeking a remedy for the
condition ~ \-
New powe1 plants. including boil~
vars. engines and electric generating
,-macbinery are needed in such quanti
ties that it is probable the War ln-'
. dusiries Board will adopt special deSK
' men to increase the output. '
The authority Which the present
1
'was a guarantee of the practical dis ;‘
lthat it should not deter young women
‘Haven fire department was elected
{300 delegates being present.
- won out. D. W. Halters! of Norwalk
' .dén.
.Silli Lisle for Girls -
Children’s Colored Top Socks
Children’s Colored Top Silk Socks -
Infant’s Silk Socks whilepink, light blue sizes 41011 ' .59c
needing Dry Goods Store
£—
CHILDREN’S HOSIERY
Black Cat Stockings
Fine Ribbed Cotton, Black, White and Tan.
For children—~s1ze 6 lo 10
7 lo 8";
2912:9111” 30c; 10 lo 11% 3513 A;
291:
9c, 4012,4213
250350
75c
asked at the hands or t (ingress to en
huge and increase the nuthoritv of
the beam to cutiail and 10111101 the;
,mnount of power winch is disu'ibuted
by central stations
M‘AY EN LARGE STATE
COMMERCE CHAMBER E 1
(Continued from First Page).
Reports from the local Chambers of
H‘ommercc relating to the adoption of
the recommendations com amine Cur-
tallinent of delheries were 111c1i1ed i,
Returns from twentytwo cities and;.}
towns showed that in thc matte: oft
restricting dolivciies to one a day '1I
,ovcr euch mute. fourteen have adopt-E "
ml the recmumundation, six have pur-
tlully adopted it,,11nd onlv two h111'e,f
‘dono nothing along this line. _
communities toportlng bin 11 clcniin.11-;"
put ..-
six have
and T111111 bar
1.‘ 0
ed spe1 lnl deliveries;
nostrictlons on thcm;
taktn 111) step in this dhcctlon.
operative delivery plans have been in l
lungurated in only three cities
W ,
GIRLS, BE NICE TO
SOLDIERS BUT NOT
_
H Krieger 81 Co.
We want you, men and
Women, to buy your
clothing from us on, 2'
oUr famous easy pay-
ment plan.
We take Thrift Stamps or W. S.
Tuclve;
S Stamps as payments on your ,
account
or"'.b'sr' 'f
UNTIL INTRODUCED; "
\\ ASIilNG'l‘ON 11.1‘.Au1:ust 171.
Warning to 11111.»: to be cautious
making acquaintance with soldiers
Naty Departments“ cmnmissions on
training camp activities.
The commissions shy the warning is
not intended to reflect on the charac-
ter of the men in the service. who 1111‘
a whole are clean and upstanding. and
from paitlcipnting in well ordcied and
wholesome entertainments in
camp communities.
Novenheloss. the statement
no young woman should approach or
converse familiarly with a man‘ in unl-
1mm unites introduced by .1 mm 1al
vouched for by the community org in
lzations.
CHIEF FANCHER ls
STATE RESIDENT
Given Highest Honor by Colleagues at;
Annual Gathering of Fire Chiefs. |
D. W. Harlot-d, VicePresident. l .
Chief Rufus 1R. Puncher. of the New
president of the Connecticut State Fire ‘
Chiét‘s' asoclatlou at the annual con-.1
vcntion in Bridgeport yesterday with
A. Cameron of the West Haven de-l
pertinent was selected as secretary oil, _
the association The address of wel- I
come was by Mayor and Lleut (11111.1
Clifford B Wilson. Election of oflicersl
was deferred until late in the after-
noon. The only contest expected ‘was
between H. E. Crofoo't of Dorian and
W F. Woodward of Danielson for the
oflice of first vl‘ce- president Neither
being selected for that ofll 21).. Chief
Darllel ‘B. Johnson of Bridgeport was
named second trice~presidcnt,,Samucl
C. Snagg of Waterbury was Selected as.
treasurer. The directors were J. 11..
3111111119111, Thoninston; George w. p111.
\I‘iddletown; Barry W Parker'fStam
ford. and Robert H. Meochani, Meri-
"Try a Scanner Witnt Ad , '
_ 1: »
PREPARE FOR THE HOT WAVE“
1111a stomach, causing distress and pinto of Honm
lows confer. upon the War Jndusm’gegllntoxlcatlon, casting congestion pol '.conferred this decoration in recogni-
Bonn! and the Fuel Administration to”; sons throughout the Asystem Foley; 11011 of Mr.
’ ' iii A t 1
Hinger, suffering from heart
mas reported today in a serious condi-
“tion at a hospital there.
lyears old.
Charles l '
_'AMERICAN S AILORS
or; AIDED A'l‘ ARCHANGELE
I
can force which participated in theiwbich started "at 8 o'clock last night
'landing and subsequent operations of in the barns of Youngs’ hotel, in tho
allied contingents at Archangel
August 2, following the overturn in}
the government in this important llus- buildings before it was brought under
1111111 district on the White Sen, Cour
prised a small landing plu‘W from a estimated at $10. 000 The flamcs had;
United States cruiser. it was announc gained great headway in the lldleIt
“'1“ Ied here yesterday.
box misused from producina 001” ’0‘ was issued yesterday bv the War 1111d1 LONDON, August 15,—The Ameri-
Oil
3“” SENATOR GALLINGER 1N ssmous mm by Robe” “0'1"“-
CONDITION.
FRANKLIN. N. H.. August 14.~~
trouble,
He is 6'1
rFrance Honors Banker
Who Was Born a German
Otto Kuhn, m, 0, great
partner
Therhot sun is doubly dangerous it1 banking house of Kuhn. LOé'b & 00'
there is a mass of. undigested food in has become a chevalier of; the Leglom
The French government
Knhn's services for ‘the
in Germany, and;
in the 111.1111: .
lBlare at New Milford
Does Damage of $10,000
NEW MILFORD, August 15—00111»
business district here, destroyed 1111.)
barns and damaged several nearby
control an hour later. The loss was
and while the firemen woikcd the fire
spread to an adjoining livery stable.
The rent'
10nd of this structure was swircck‘cd
mm 20 horses were takcn out unl1.11m-
led. Several garages and Slllltll voo11«
on buildings were damaged
in 1902 fire that had its origin in
the Youngs' hoicl barns burned tho
entire business area of the town
HERSHFIELD’S
AUTO EXPRESS
" Daily Trips Between
N orwalk and New York City
MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET,
South Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE,
117 East 23rd St.
' Phone Grammarcy 705.
If you are in a hurry, just phone us,
and We will take care of your express
V
" for you We have seven of the best
\Trucks in tho state. Also Hydraulic
Dump Trucks for Contractors’ Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city. Let. them handle your
freight and express, and thus keep it
away from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anything
Amiwhere
No Job. Too Larisa or Too
Small
Your shipments are enirustéd to"
competent employee only.
- A race. ‘pt is given and obtained for
all goods handled.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
PADDED VANS Mr Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
...-...... w A
1111'. 1111111: 111111
82 NORTH MAIN STREET
3 West Park Place, Stamford
Furs Re‘paired
from your own er from furs
elected by “W"
Benjamin Hershfield. Prop.
1
1 Phone or write for our rates, we can 1
. save you lime and money.
we
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