The _l'uel Administrationanaoanoesthstdomeetlo con-
summwmbeallowedoalyasmscheoslasisfonnd to he
Ryouhopetossoaresmoe . . _
,. pkg.“ " m mwimtohssthishousedbdsgsees.
E?“ the burg-1?; :51: is “u “Pu-k louder than, words. Doyour bit, lustily.
' _ W nah-I it'I hem, oursmn mows. .---.3:
Ifyou msdetheblundcofworgmg’ throughiastwinter
in ‘1?” andonlunoomfortehle house. on't do it again!
unot ydugreeeb’ labutmlghtyexpeuivetwiceas
much coal—Doctor blli—esdaruinedtemper. .
rim is no house so well built but what our-inns wnl-
DOWS and DOORS wrll make it better. make it more comfort-
able and livable.
the while, 8° ‘0 M with " If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day. we'll tell you what
. and get up with a smile - -
you will soon be there. . n will °°“ W make ”aim comfortable. and save coal.
We’re working at Goal with 30W-
. never a gap. “delivering the
,f pads.” Goalisourworkand
we don't care a rap if other
jobs are too on the map
-we’re getting you out of the
woods
The Hatch t“: Bailéy Co.
_ " THE, ‘
"*5 FER“;
‘°.‘_':F9.’i?"“’
DOOVER
a piece of
furnitnfe
Clearance I Sale
Afterafewbnsyweehofsellingwenndourstockwith
odds mdsnds, broken siseranges, styles weoannotre-order.
Ito. Inordertocleanhouseofthssflallthiesesson'smereh-
sndisejgossonsaleatmoney savingpioes. Lotssreslnsllsnd
whentheysrecloeedout oannotbereplsesd. Sotheold
t1p.beonhandbrightsnd y. Onedollsrherebnysssmuoh
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’s and Kisses’
Costs. Suits, Dresses. Skirts. Waists and Petticoats. Come
and save money. ,
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
FOR BON DRY
NATION JULY 1
’— ...-plun-
(Continued Prom PI! One)
SENATE V '
measure under the harmony agree-5
ment of “wet and dry” factions, ai-l
month technically subject [0 and
Other vote. Passage of the bill it~
self is planned tomorrow. and thei
measure will he returned to tho‘
House, which is expected by prohib}
lion advocates, to accept the Senate
provision. {
Spirited Debate. ;
adoption of the compromise logis'
lotion came after yesterday’s Jaimie.j
spirited between champions and 094
. repeats of prohibition. but with manyi
rum-ks of lack of interest, inciulirgi
vacant seats born on the floor and,
in the galleries, because the com-t
promise was regarded as luau-ing‘
approval by the Senate.
Efforts to materially change the!
Sheppard substitute were futile.i
Amendments to advance and deter the;
effective date, and to extend the time:
for its operation against beer and;
Wine were overwhelmingly defeatedn
without record mil calls. '
; __._‘_:E_~.O—i
..,._.-»_...... .. .... .. .....Vw..-
That there was any agreement!
among the leaders against having re-i
cord votes were denied by Senatori
[Sheppard and other advocates and al-I
so opponents of prohibitory legisla-i
‘tion. The general understanding. it?
was declared. extended only to sup,
fport of the compromise amendment
end; to avoid obstructive debatel Ci."
parliamentary tactics. .
Phelan reeks. Vigorous Fight. .
Senator Phelan of California made
a vigorous fight for a longer lease of
life for the wine and beer industries.
He offered amendments making ef-
fective date for their prohibition June
.30. 1920 instead of a year previous. as
the amendment provides. and also ap-
plying the later date to wines alone,
Both were rejected overwhelmingly!
by vivs voce votes and sufllclent
isenators did not support Senator Pho
,lan‘s request for a roll call. Another
ll’helan amendment drowned in a roar
New Merchandise Arriving and
_ Summer Goods Going
.. Splendid Values for Saturday
l
twisted".
as “ti"i‘i'm‘lr'sw-
A on I C
died-sinus», ' ”o
Sahitary Fibre JELLY con.
Le , t No. a Cop er Nickel PI
_ W _ TAINERS. assorted covers: TEA KEpTrLss. with .313
. . a ’29 no breakage; can be used inum lneet; regular $2.98
more than once. .39c per dos. ........ ' .......... .. At {.239
For” “a“, I I BREAD BOXES.-black Japan- BREAKFAST 851’3, 42 piec-
ned; regular 98c.......At 79c es. American porcelain; reg-
ular $8.00 ..... . ..... At 35.00
Wooden LAWN.RAKEO, We
will make anything made of wood
about your house look like new. If
AN
is easily applied and dries quick and C NING OUTHTS — Will
can 10 jars at one time.
. You can ul iron with the
. pleasing reelfltt. "‘7 “mill." ....... .L. . . ...... At 49c
ii" sis: won't chip t ... ...... 49c Laes'soo sEA'rsss... ‘
w ire. It is a sanitlirypfglfiieh which 39c PEBEECI'ON”°.VEN‘ 3"“
front. single use ........ e2.“
Aluminum COOK POTS. with
covers, 4-quart size: regular
$2.26 .. ............. At 31.49
be easily kept clean b wi in it
With a damp cloth. y P 8
heirs Multiple Ives can
We have the color youwant. The 10
Galvanised GARBAGE CANS;
regular $1.19.........At 31-00
Aluminum Double BOILERS.
7*? cents y (or the brush will be ST
1 ”0% mam imam], 2~quart size. $2.65....At $2.29 5.51: figurfisii‘lkfgognfff'
~ "9'“. '4 Folding IRONING soarms, At $1.79
Albert De Morgan “dd“; "gum $2.50.“ "'9. CLOTHES “Ac“. little else.
. ELECTRIC IRONS ......jua $1.25 ................ At 98c
.. Nickel Plated with cord and MASON JAR.
.0 k ; . quart siae
SAVE PLUMBERS’ BILLS “gut; "0 Ind 220 volt. eu-r- ............ . ........ 7c each
freshest Drain Pi . Wire JAR n
__ s .0". pl! Solvent1 Universal BREAD MAKERS. can” at. "$93.3?“ e
um accumulations of hut, large Size. 33.75 ...... At one ular 90o . 7:39.,
, sloth. hair, slime, grease, vegeta-
He matter, etc. .
1 lb. can 390. *
Albert E. Gellebe
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St. So. Norwalk
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. _. . PHONE f0.“
City and New York i WWW“ "om Page One).
More “‘clio” and “Armitage‘ .
, mixed to produce the finished' pro- year since 1914.
U . Brearley” 'du
» ‘ ct, the quantlt l ‘
Freight accepted at Norwalk and proper mixtures hhvsfiéiieiuiliieiniiii'
booth Norwaik from 7-30 to‘ 5-5“ be at
‘ . . . .. ated. Lists of t
Wigwam? at Pier {5. EN“. 4i“? quantities of this “left)bever""i’;:: mam:
n... to or , lrom'lmfl .‘o- to 5 p. be furnished. In the next sectionmf
“’3 84111617; Envy; 0'", 45, East the report must be‘ listed the kings
he“. e92, or“; 4. 3 oclockydailyhund quantities of for that will be
_ .... . needed in order to make proper mix-
‘ tures and use up the. “left over" stock.
.. .Heltrnln 'II ‘ ‘3 .The following sect‘ons of -
,Famly QuarreL, tionnaire require the numbetthfqulflIl
«Sergeant Silk wW‘alled from a b '
, . ...”... odies and bets on hand
peaceful day off to arrest, last night, as to their stage of manu‘la‘c'aii-efie'xli‘hl:
flew Hellman of.Wolfpit Hill. who orders on hand are then listed.,also
accused of assaulting his wife. ‘he ”umber °‘ “0"“ and "‘9 "am"!
‘ lollars or all but hi , '
In the uptown court this morning ‘19 s s ”Ed 1“ 19““
. ... . J 15, 1916, 1917 an
“ ‘ Judge Candec. Prosecutor liege d up to August 1’"
1918, together with an estimate 'of the
: presented the evidence which Dmduction for the balance of 1918 and
n' - to show that Jr was just cum?e ye” 0' 1919- The “nib" ‘05
,afgebfdesol family quarrels be- ormers owned and Operated. is asked
g ‘ and thenbomplete statistics
ithemsn and wife. and the case the coal consumed from mitteigrddisnt:
tinned until noon, Saturday. d the estimated' requirements
, rough the'y or 1919. The sl's'ouni-
, mam directed b of cool on him .how long it will last,
I!“ y the judge and the plan made for reducing the
m. to arrange hi! own family
i.“ . consumption of cost are a ked..
in the meantime, and to re- elghth question is the numsber of 2:;
rogres to Sergeant Slljr at the 9'0"“ ”n “8““ lat 0‘ “ch, WM
wn police station on his return :Since 1914‘ ‘" V .
work Tuesday after-anon. The bill I 0‘ t qli’eetlons deal
. g ' \
few days ago.
to nine,
Government’s ‘ requests
this purpose next
p. With this number of. lites, colors
g. .. gildwzefltfinmlflkfi the nuns”
, .- 0 ve ng- alums . sad—
_‘ , , j" WIRE sERVICE many samples and trunk:l they copra:
.1 fiG‘l‘Olg Aug. “Sit—Charges the average width of'lostI'iol-s.numberr
e for p vale telegraph wire of hole with. wolbedges.» number-“lo! similar
#11ka ,brolters and indus- tic-sch soft hate m.whloh tip flickered ’ ‘
assistants. Kyla”? charged in
. mefim declared unreason- and stiff bats with linings”; The av
low today by the interstate Cour rate number of hats packed 15 ii. an
”m . i ' “.mf‘ M
0~
"isosceles as goons" .
. l 3'
:0! "nova" would have extended the ef-
‘fective date for wines six months
longer. of until December 81. 1919.
2 Trarnrnell Amendment Rejected.
With “wet” and “dry" membersovl-
dently observing their agreement to
units on the Sheppard draft the Son-
ate also voted down without a roll call
an amendment by Senator Trammell
of l‘lOrids. to move the effective date
ahead to January 1.1919. as provided
in the bill before the compromise
agreement was reached. .
The amendment as passed is a sub-
‘stitute both for the original amend-
ment of Representative Randall of
l‘alifornla. prohibition use of maney
in the agriculture appropriation bill
unless the I’Nsidenl should exercise
his present authority to stop the man-
ufacture of beer and wines (an smend
merit adopted by the House when it
passed the bill his) 23 last) and for
the original Senate agriculture colu-
rnittee provision to stop sales of all
intoxicating burl-rages Jan. 1. next.
- The Amendment.
The text of the amendment
lows:
"That after June 30. 1919, until
the conclusion of the-present war
.and th'roafter until the termination
lot demobilization. the date of which
shall be determined and proclaimed
by the President of the United States
for the purpose of conserving the
man power of the nation and to in-
crease emclency in the production
of arms. munitions, ships, food and
clothing for the army and navy. it
shall be unlawful to sell for bevorg
age purposes any distilled spirits.
and during said time no distilled,
spirits held in bond shall be reg
moved therefrom (Or beverage pur-1
poses. except for export. a
“After May 1, 1919, until the con-
clusion of the present war and there-
after until the termination of demo
lol-
w
QUESTIONAIRRES FOR ’1914 and the estimated ‘
. , . . requirements grains, cereals, fruit or other food
‘ NORWALK [1%. HAT MANUFACTURERS for the “1““ 0! 1918. The final products shall be used in the manu-
ight Service Between ' ' question is for the Government statis- lecture or production of beer. wine,
‘ ltlcal department and concerns the
iamount of the capital and surplus in-
lvostod, stated separately for each
,John Cavanagb, general manager'of
the Urofut & Knapp Company. said
this morning that_tlle above informal~
tion was only a part of what it would
be necessary to supply. as it is also
necessary to report all materials that
are effected by the orders of the con-
rervation bureau and promulgated a
Briefly stated. these
orders restrict the width of bands and’
bindings that may be used. reduce the
number of colors that may be made.
reduce the numbers of
weights and qualities and prevent.
making welt edges. ~The use of plain
uncovered chip board boxes is’order-
edwhsreyer possible. also. that six
lists than be‘packed'lh a box. Mr.
Cavansgh said that every one of the
would be tributlon or wine for sacramental.
promptly and cheer-hilly complied medicinal or other beverage uses. .crdar which is is:
with, that the spirit of his corporation,
and .in rest. of the whole hat traderdistilled malt. vinoas 0|". 0
was. "mums War." and any sserldcetoxicatlus liquors shill be import“
or rsadfustment that may be nocasiilnto the United States vlill'iils the
ssry will be carried out. In order-to
compile the information listed sb0ve.
a more detailed inventory than is use
ually taken will be required. The Cro-
total: Knapp plant will be closed for
. _ week..ehd~1he en-
tire once force. the heads of all do- seeding
psrtments and a large number of their urilmeléfld “0' d A :1
Impelm , the Pastoral: 0" I ~ ' _
ins'the information we summons the Unitbd tea bowl 1|th M ‘ ' m “m 1”“ new“, “nu!
new traction whammy/with the lit-“authorised, ' _ . _
ders orulo Goverhment‘ln every perfume fatte’r the W or this aehl _'1‘he champion today turned down
‘ , . ._ Ito estebliah sones clutch else as he ‘snjofler tn‘bstiie Datum at Phila-
bilisstion. the date of which shall be
determined and proclaimed by. the
President of the United States. no
'or other intoxicating malt or vinous
liquor for beverage purposes.
"After June 30. 1919. until the
conclusion of the present war and
thereafter until the termination of
demobilization,
shall be determined and proclaimed
by the President of the Uhited States.
no beer. wine. or other intoxicating
malt or vinous linuor shall be sold
port. The commissioner of internal
revenue is hereby authorized and
directed to prescribe rules and regu-
lations, subject to the approval of
the secretary of the treasury. in re-
gard to the manufacture and sale
of distilled spirits and removal of
distilled spirits held in bond after
June 30.. 1919. until,,this act shall
cease to operate. for other than
beverage purposes; also. in regard
to the manufacture. sale and dis-
“‘After the approval "of this , no.
continuance of the present war and
period or demobilisatlon. _ . .
"Any person \vho violates any of
oeedins‘ one year. or byline ‘not ex-
upon, or by both such. im-
1 ”$070M; 1‘ in!
may; deem advisable about
. t a; .
. Wilma the theory of whole- were used. number. or dmh‘sbftohats yr and Mrs. Home Witherspoonini'loeer-inunition"rsctorlel. lliilllfliil '- w ill!!! m. “was .He was ap-
vi".sivomlMN “filth”? ' I . '
’lblltl 101‘
he mu uni och om: ”
I When the agriculture bill comes bed .
the date of which'
for beverage purpose. except for ex-‘
r ill-l every request which will result in ’any
the ' foursome provisions shall be until the Fuel Administrator's order is
pumsheli‘ by imp‘risonment. not ex- rescinded." .
Tristrani ‘ 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
-
I
School Day Stockings
By a remarkably fortunate purchase we are able to pass on to the parents a
I once saving advantage in Children’s Hosiery that will surely be appreciated.
Boys' Stockings. black only. sizes 7 to 8 1-2. 29c: 9. 9 1-2. 10. 30c: 11. 11 1-2. 35c
ll Children’s Fine Ribbed Cotton. black. white or tan. sizes 6 to 10 . ......... 29o
Children’s Fine Ribbed. Mercerized. black. white or tan . . . . . 35c. 39c. 42c. 45c
, Children’s English Ribbed Stockings. black only. sizes 7 1-2 to 8 1-2 . . ... . .. . 35s
Children’sSocks.coloredtops.sizes5t09 ...... 260
Children’s Socks. tan. black or white . .. . . .. 29:
i » A NICE LINE OF CHILDREN’S N ECKWEAR.
cos-see...soon-oo-uouo's-sssl
ufacture or distribution of intoxi-
cating liquors in such zones. and that
any violation 0 he President's rsgu- _
lations in th regard shall be pun— .*
isbed by imprisonment for not more
than $1,000. or by both such fine and .
imprisonment. f;
"Provided. Further. that nothing "
in this act shall be construed to in-
terfere with the power conferred
upon the President by section 15 or ”
the Food Control act, approved Au-
gust 10. 1917.” ..
Bill Up Today. .
«:63 $839
.HKregeri 8100.
- en’s Clothing
We are now showing a complete stock of MEN’S
and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOA'I‘S.
We can sell you an Overcoat at present for less ‘.
than a month hence. '
fore the Senate today a sharp fight on
its appropriations, allemd to be ex-
travagant and unnecessary, is plan-
ned by ,several session, but general
opinion was that the measure would ;
be passed before adjournment without ‘~
further action on the prohibition
clause.
Prediction by Musgrove.
(‘huirmun L. B. Musgrove, of thel
National Anti-Saloon league's csnr- t
palgn committee yesterday issued uh
statement predicting the prohibition~
constitutional amendment would bet
adopted by March. 1918. and become: ,
effective in March, 1920. The war
prohibition measure. he said, would
operate to expedite national prohibi- .
“on. 'v“ a; -
Besides the fourteen states which 5%—
already have ratified the amendment., o ,
Mr. Musgrovc claimed eighteen-~Ala- HYDROPLANES IN TRIALS .Ithan seventy miles an hour. 0.39““,
llama. Maine. Kansas, Oklahoma. ‘ 'C. Roles of New York will drive this
North Carolina, Tennessee. West Vir- . DETROIT. Aug. 30.——ll‘our{ birth hytlroplane.
- . W s nton. e - ~ , ' -
...... d r” 53“.: 0'
Michigan: Utah. ' £81 WOTkO‘“ “3‘9"!” 0“ i e u" ment‘s naval engineering service mo
lndiana and New. ,
Mexico»“conccded|y" will ratify thoimvel‘v 0'9””er ‘0 "'9 30-000 30'“ expected to witness the races, vvlilrh
amendment. Florida, Wyomintl. hlin- Evil motor 50"- championship "('9’ will be decided by points made til.
nesotn. Missouri and Vermont. Peiwm‘m will rsllil'l today. A failure ‘0! the three days heats of mm liiiles
asserted. are five "wet states" cor-immobmn an engine forced the ele\'cnlll'“ch_ y ‘
t (a.
to ratify the amen-.rmelll. 'hue N thour withdrawl of the llawkeye 1‘»
vada_ lilinois and Ohio are "practi-. e ‘
Mm“ “‘~ "‘ iKNOB BUS s'rnucs
rally sure." he said. in Pcnnsylva-‘lesving the Miss
nia. New York. New Jersey and Caligula Detroit 11.. the Miss Minnow.
BY AUTO TRUCK
(Continued from First Page.)
WI
We open charge accounts with men and women.
Payments may-”be made monthly or weekly. \
fn' ZYwTJm ,
fl
4——
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fornin. he declared."1her¢ is a "W‘mipoils and the Whip Po’.Wlll, Jr., of‘
did “5‘1““ chance. - New York as the probable contenders.
Whip Po' Will Jr.. will carryacrew}
GOMPERS VISITS of three instead of the usual two, and lured, which was lucky. but the Knob
BOYHOOD HOME iif trials made in the cast are equalled bus was somewhat badly smashed up.
lthe 110“. will make a speed 61 more The front wheel and mudguards were
‘ I is complete Wreck. while the radiator
(Continued i’mrn first P“. i --.- iwss deeply denied. The truck bring
. 9 heavy. came all best, with only a low
'9“ London as “ youthful apprentice: HERSHHELD S gscratches and dents. The driver pro~
cigsrmaker. “‘3 dampers spent some, . lched on his way toward Stamfmd,
minutes talking over old times with“ fwhere it is said m, truck belonged.
hf“ 33:33 “’0‘“ various boyhood AUTO EXPRESSiAn officer investigated, but found it
payms - ' . w tnee.a t midi an a.
The m3: group at ”if” “its"?! Daily Trips Between mils,“ ° Sq ry ° 9- y '
surround by s‘ great t rong o p - .
“agate people, many of them children. Nor walk and New York
mndchfldren and even low-smud-L MAIN OFFICE. 122 WATER STRE
"children of persons vhum hr3 “mm-g South Nomlk, Conn.
bored as neiulbors of his father and, “up..." 294. _)
mother- NEW YORK olvv OFFICE.
Many an Error
in Business
l
l
A l V 117 El“ 23rd 81.
STD KEL APPEALS TS: Phone Grammercy 705.
STATE AUTOIS ‘ ll, 3"" u” I“ ‘ “"7' 3““ pm“ “5- is caused by poor eyesight—mant‘
___-___ ,and we will take care of your express an e r should be avoided by the
ifor you. We have seven of the best
(Continued From M 0:10) i'l‘ruclss in the state Also H ' "
‘ . , ydraullc w mug of to losses.
lDump Trucks for Contractors' Work. e I! per g . .
they abstain. until lurther notice. from; . Our Trucks make daily trips to New You may be a salesman, shipping
the use of all pleasure automobiles on ‘ \York city. Let them handle your
Sunday. Up to the present time Con-z freight and express, and thus keep it
nectlcut has not been frealise in til? ‘away from the congested terminals. 1
faithful performances o a war so - ‘ . . . _0 we den]
ities. The department earnestly do- We Haulwfizlythmg flow Wlth new V181 n9 . Y:
A!“ re whave rested nerves, fewer head-
sires that all automobtllsts in this, .
state who are affected by the Fuel. No Job T Large or Too i aches and m.) em“ by wearing
glasses prescribed, made and fitted:
clerk. bookkeeper, manager or pro.
prietor—no matter which, start
Administrator’s order. live up to the
request in every particular. Your shipments are ‘ entrusted to!
“This is the time when We iii home , competent employes only. , _
sho ld not question my conservation; A receipt is given and obtained for —— '
ued st Waging!!!“ all goods handled.
to e m ; Phone or write for our rates. we can T . .
save you time and money. H A M E R
Lloivr sun lit-:avv TRUCKING ’ "8‘ ervioe~ n
_ of All allies. "'1" mo 3" ;
PADDED VAns for Long Distance‘ Oeulists. Optometrists. Opticm'
Furnltuee Moving. 37 Atlantic ht, Stamford, Conn.
Benjamin. Hershfield. m Open Sat. Elie. mm It - m 991.
ulsuptoustoobey
wav in aidllig the boys “over, yonder.‘
. " orders. it is the , department’s
Wish that the highways of our state
be absolutely free from pleasure auto-
mobile trallic of all sorts on Sundays,
M
‘LIMO I AND TOURING CARS
.-. ”ms sonnmsros ALL OCCASIONS
" ' SPECIAL RATES oN TRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORKOUR SPECIALTY
_________.._____..
‘WlLLARD‘ wru. WAIT ' .
cmcaoo. Als- 30.4993 Ward
and: tile war. ,
dolphin next month at a benefit for
armchair!“ w.-_smllh. Chicago .
- ‘ ' jwfltu‘.mted~-ilra1?hild‘ ,
' ”unto germs
l .
Winsome ?
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