consular, 333111;. 1911" V - '- .-
~- GRAIN unntnnwsn. . '
DON T M133 ems: UNCLE SAM HANDLE i
OVERCOATS NEXTWH’EAT CROP '
$15.00 W 1
Continued from First. Page.
Only a. Very Few
No Two Alike
_ 111' buy so as to prevent manipulation 5
You would hardly believe and Aiillu r the. domestic movement be?
1-1 . 1: ~ 1 entire 3' on the pre -war basis. V1 ith the.
:Vha't tueu' former 3333033 “ ere: rxport 1110 111119111: under federal con-
out leak at them. 1101.
The 111111111111 9, was holding hearings
g on thc hill pl‘tpal‘ed by A. W. Glas-:
' ' : gorn counz'. el tor the Food Adminisha-
tiun. The dealers “strongly opposed;
F 2,31 @111. )1 continuation of the {food Adtninislra-f
,. KIA/v45. . lion 5: 511nm corporahon as provided
{/ in the in“. They. however urged:
continuation of the corporation for!
lbuyine and selling the cxop.
Chainnan Lever also announced his
disapprmal of the meamne as drawn, 1
’declming that. it granted broader pow- '
.ers than those of the Food ControlA
AcL L. 1“. Gates. of the Chicago;
Board of Trade dec'laied the 11101109:
oi “as “vicious." while grain dealers'
testified Mr. Glasgou had disregarded-l;
Joseph Dal/is
85 Washington ,Sireet
South Norwalk
-_¢.
"as—nir-
? tll'eir suggestions and draited a bill'
ll unnecessaiily bioad and confeiring
l i ews_ .too much power on one official 3
A . Chairman Lei: er announcul that;
11. incne .of the committeemen "seriouslyi
considered the building of elevators}
—— - or warehouses for storing grain" and?
"rank 1. Jones. manueer of the that this section of the bill could he?
-' -:11i11: 81 Plumbing (‘0.. is confined‘rliminated from discussion. l
hi> home. 7 Molt, avenue, with :1 Control of imports and exports and
.--1‘1- :1111‘1cli of the grip. the closing: of (XL-hanges to tuture
___.___. trading vsiil minimize the goxern-
1‘11. 11.11am m \111. him 111 Btuton ments loss in maintaining the price;
:1 1». 111111 1.1.... 1.... 1.111. hemp pd. 1said 1‘. C. Van Dusen, ol' Sllnne2111olis.:
;, . 1 ”ms :ulv mmprm“ fine... laddin: th 1t limnsinz ot the exchanges
-.».n ;.: 3-: '~ “'pmpk: l'would be 11nxsise.‘\1r.\an Dusen saidiA
. >110 favored leaving the question ofz
swim; with the corporation, suegestingf
that through control of woxld credits!
the govexnment might sell the “heat
geousl} despite '11 low 91 world!
1-.‘Y‘11‘2
31..- 113.111 11.11:»; i,» Sillr‘lV 11 blvs<inY—'.
11.1-1 1111111111le incentiw to hair;
'11-“ 1.1.!1’113. 2.15 <erxcd to (heel us
. lily 1111 ~1’; 11 di >pla§e~d in a local 111111111111
yi‘t“.\ll‘111111‘ Whit ll l‘t- ‘li’l XJ.I\.\ RES! I‘nce'
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SU FFOCATED BY SMOKE.
-Norma T'llmadge
te Fnrbillien (‘itvf‘
Gaffofigifxn Man Dies After 335.000 File 1n \Bos
ton Hotel.
in- 1;;.-enui«l1 min-w departmcn BOSTOV F131, 4—0111) “1..“
{.V.\;.{:z}i§1.l_x:£ $3: :11] 31.91;. lzlizitmofo; A suffocated in smoke and sm or red fire-
ERIK; 1:11....“ 1. h“ e g and beard)": men were temporalily m ermine at .1:
~..111;1l1511~m 111111119“ 1:1.‘2. 1‘1-11111Afire M111 it caused 33511110 damages in‘
(‘il.\' 1215'- t?\""lll!l-": ‘the basement of the (‘1':1'1‘1ford l-.lousl
“"' :on Smila} Square yesterday. None:
was:
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1
Nam-171111.111. 21.211; 1:11'111'111- 111y Lyb- 0f the guests were injured. Al'llllll J...
live. W11! 111 rammed :11. lztlnt'f' , _
2......“ \1',. 111.111”? 1 Curran. a gas mspector. n‘ur'curnbed 111‘
:the smoke when he enteredvthe base-A
Ladic: .\i-.‘1 .qociz-ty. of SI. Pu" ment after 1111- fire was under control.‘.
“’ ’ ': ““1“““4‘1 Lutheran church. will . and died while being taken to :1 illiSlJl-S
1? mnmhly business and social i'1l i
11- or. Thursdn '1' afternoon. Fel1l'11-1A ‘ '
in '5.“ bagempnt 11:" 111:: church; The tire started in tin“ “’illo room.l
. 1- +1, A full 11:11'~111h;111'-1» of. supposedly from spontaneous combus-
" ' ' mm" and “1'4“!" "“1"“ ”“013" ‘ tion. and was confined to that part of i
1: :1 _ if“, ”Tm. 1:521:11 Yv‘?i‘t‘f‘lll‘.i’ll‘.'<é the. basement and an adjoinim: room;
‘ I 1 in which butter and lard were stored. .
'The binning grease caused '11 great ,-
L-‘ < see Norma Talmadge in "The
"“335 HUT" RFEPH'. (Ml-WY lvolumn oi pungent smoke which filled
‘the hotel and penetrated nearby build- l
"7w 4. 3 "nine oi the penochlo .in .' ~‘ 1
i 1'111n1u of Sciwalk Aerie F 0_ FL. is - ;
" 1
l
W14 held 1' the lodze rooms last night. 1 SEVEN HURT
il- “:1 (copies of n11'1r1ied men 01'-
’11 -.~:- l to a like number of pairs of sin COALING TRANSPORT
:4: “NH 311 1 {our 1: hlv s ol ouchre ma' ' Huge shut: Drops and Wrecks scat.
‘ 11 1;: l I 511m“1 wax At pfgl’tcgflei fold on Which Civilians Worked
13.14 3411- 911.1 won 1:. 11 some 0 1 mg l
I, 1il«'- :11 e1. ”.9 the Berle-diets werel BOSTON. Feb 4. men men
5111‘ 5c019_ The next; three of them sailors and the rest cial
l'ouda) ei ening next 1 vilians. were inim ed in 1111 :11 cident loi
”9 companies vull “hold the coalinz: machineiy being used in
' «gaggegwtmzs tonxzht :coallng the naval transport'flount Y 91*.“
'non. in drydock at the Navyvyard, yes-f
i terday afternoon. Suddenly. the chute:
For 001%“, Colds, Etc. :used-in‘ coaling dropped and crashedf
down carrying the stage, on which:
,-. WHITgwml‘AEbAfi-ED TAR :civilinn employees Were at work. The:
" o e' whole mass continued don the sideI
' SlillSOl‘l-' ll Corp” iof ship inside the drydock “all until}
it crashed into the staging. where thei
south \dek lfour sailors were at work.
‘1 i1r‘lnl’5 'lp)’ l'
tin-wing: wi
Th..- unlaw-
. Hw-ir rezuizu'
.11 WW.” 1:11:11)
i All the injured \\ ere. hurried to has
pitals. 1‘ :3;
p——_.g.
-BANKER'S AUTO INJUNES CHILE-é
' prim HAVE-N. Feb. 4—Char1es':
Sm'lth. a banker of Southington. was
‘. today held until Saturday under bonds
of $500 in the police Court. charged
:with recklesg driving. The bail was
. furnished. Smith's machine struck
.nnd seriously wounded Anna. Deskln,
lag. .1 five, in 1111. city Saturday night.
Thv 1111 is in a serious condition at
'. ”19 1‘“ nitnl here. '
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PATRcL ACTIVITY IN RUSSIA
1UU‘HA5 EL, Sunday Feb 21(A5'
(iciauul l ‘35) .——Bolc.hevik patrols
ere i11':toui 111th American patrols
I-.'_da: out Fieen miles south of
L‘ -<im21l1r'~ng:.s
,1; Fish U1” 9):!
ti 'nl activity .
j '1. \‘oloulu. r11
deposited in this bank on WC": «ratigvc- qui-
Sé'C? Q
on before Wednesday, the . 5 .——~ _.. -
"7 nderful N21.
.tion of widespread
"d heavy shelling on
“11y line, there was
yesterday on all
"10‘1'11 in “Ere for
5th. will draw interest Jive A Pam,“ '1':. 111-9, \‘l’ednestdny.
from i ”m t m: "‘15 ”ii-- Hing engagement.
. 1 ._....,n_ A ..A______.__‘,
A}:
" FOR 1
February 1 st 0 HOOD (‘01 Ens
‘ Amie-Freezing:
Flmd ‘
SKATES SHARPENED
Mame ‘-
1? ».
Aw-'_- .__..
Open Monday Evenings
from 6 to 8.
Entrances 011MB} St, Fairfield Avenleannon St.
.‘Ionday, February 3, 1919.
The “Whither: Rain 0:- Snow.
Thousands of balls- of bright yarn?
for sweaters and: babies ’ Wear and
scarfAs and caps---at abouthnlIE price
111g- H1110 —iights 111111 laws and teques and caps and s1 arfx
There were yarns for babies" sweaters and little in-
1001' Jackets, for bootecs and for carriage 1' .108.
Lots and lots of bright handsome } arns that
.111 h splendid sweaters t‘forflqatilig and for school ucar'
Lots and lots of every sort of good yarn~and the
10mm of America are gladlr
zllemsolvcs once again.
knitting for the Rt (1 Cross, for the soldiers—~30 they
Isn t' it funnv how \1 mm folks get scaled!
. And isn? it good they (lo——\1'l11-nihoi1-
scared brings such a chain ... as this?
A, .; Here r is one of our f"(i1l(lfll(‘1ld\ 1111b all this big
lot of beautiiul bright \‘dl'll.
He had every with that up pcals to lure of life and
brightness. 111- had every kind. p1111tic11lly. that there
was demand for.
There were
getting
. \arns €111 \ul‘ 1111'
and SpCllC‘Ql‘S- and
make
beginning- to knit for
They know there is no need of
are gomg to (-1130)‘ pretty things they knit for them—
selves.
Ylt this chap gut ~1111'01lbcg1m to think 1121111011
might not want. his yarn!
Li 1111 walled us up on the phone and urned us
in bur it; “113 (1011i bur that “'11), —bui 110 did go
and 1111111'111 it-—A\Il 'l‘llE\ \Vl' BOU HT 1'[
QUICK!
I or it 1111s as fine and hamlm :111 1 and desirable a
lot of 111111 115 anybodv (Ollld ask! .\1.1l \\‘1' bomzbt it
(heap. ‘
Hero is how we ‘ll sell it 111-1.,3'i1111i11f.r right awarz «-
(lermantown yarns
regular 39.:
19c
Knittingr ya 1111's
room]: 11' 55c
39c
Fancy yarns
regular 50c & 551-
296
What a lot of handsome new Spring sweaters it
is going to make!
What a Int 01“ sweet little babies it: is going to
Bovs
book.
Herc
er:—
Capt Lucy and Lieut
H.310
Hindu Fairy Tales-—Grisv1'uld——$l.25
“711911 I v1.15 a Boy in Russia-Moktlevltch—75c
Boys and Gills of Many Landsa‘cheQ—Sl 25
11nd «firs get tuice the en- ,-
m ment 1111i of 11 b11011 that the average
grown person docs.
11nd see for yom'sel'f".1t makes no dif—
ference uhcther be) or girl xs tinvt tad
with picture book- or older boy or girl
with a Boy Scout m- 3 Grace Harlowe
Just watch!
Then you’ll know what to give
remembrance, on birthday 11-
special occasion. '
are some ready for the seek-
‘ keep Warm and cosy as they take thoniflaily onfifigs!
Ready now-«and a
great Big: quantity.
Front basement.
How boys and girls
do enjoy books.
\‘l’hen I “115 a Boy 1111 Anclgiuni—Junck'heere—
130
Children of France—and the Red Cross—411m
Lunar—81,50
Heroines of Europe-nu History-£8120
“Lonnie Allies—Matrice Forbes-Robertson Halt
—"‘ Do
Lott ' Hunters~Joseph KRShelet-—$l.3fi
Goya Book of Scoutsj—«Fitxfinghnslis ‘
Mystery 0! Run low -—.T B Amos—41.35
Indian Heron-3 and Great (thiamine-Charles
Eastman-31. 25
Stories about Campfire Gills many of them.—
for.
nuv other 40c 75c to 81.35 __.
Manr series .of books;
13-01113 to over 201:: 11 seriesz——
Tom Swift 11317 gearing-s
11
Grace Harlowe Submarine Box -
Uncle Sam Boys Girl Chums
Motor \laids
For proof, watch
Girl Aviators
High School
Boys
Battleship Boys Boy Spies
and all at
Bob—Aline Hararde-
50c
Main floats 1131'.
Why coffee costs more now.
During the, u 111'; coficc did not go up in price like most cvcrvthing else.
That; 11 as because none practically, could be sent across the 11130311 from
South America
Minute the armistice u as signed, conditions changed.
it is belng sent ihcrc. '
g 11".
11 here the world’s supply is grown.
Now the bulk cf
\7,
That sends A111e1'ica111‘1riccs tip—for the Government would not allow
dealers hero— to have more than a 90 days
So we, and all other masters, are paying more.
eept coffee of lower grade.
’ supply in stock.
. . We must do ’1 wt or 110—
It’s better. Isn’t it. to keep quality up?
For the present. th1 so are the prices of the different blends of Houco
c0009:—
9
Y on can depend upon them to 111' mince the same delicious refreshing cup.
J ewel~33c
Royal—45c
Grown—40c "
Cream—500
:bat has delighted you for so Ion“. ’ . . l
Front baSement.
running.
And at higher prices—~becausc Europe is coffee 111111- .
Catering to the Children
Is an unmnt part. of our bus nest and we never 1111111 1
chance to add something ne -.. 1.1111 novel for their W3”
comfort.
Abigvm'iot. withawidemngeof «mam
RIAGE AND 0:10.913“ mm 00898 Wfi‘
6mm BABY YARDS IN SEVERAL P85111138:
KINDS OF HIGH 031138
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Wall and High '5“.
Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Town.
2 . T r. '7“ .
sates
Fer gays- and Git-lb '- ‘
mm why we give such splendid satisfactini h
W'S‘Sbmis'bemm‘we do not. rely on a single’nfih“ ,
1111171111 01111: magmas which msunns A new
PIT POE 138030me FOOT.
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uwum sum.
CENTRAL 11m ‘
rim rooms the day or week. atom me, am
e0afo‘ embed; also Restaurant. 1” 1
and American ~11on
Corner mm and Chestnut Sta. , T011115“.
N. om WA; .1. DISHL.‘ Proprietor.
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Hershfiela's Motor Express-
122 WATER 8331,80. NORWALK; PHONE 89‘?
NEW YORK; 41141 MAW; PHONE FABRAGW 738
nun? TRIPS BETWEEN NORWALK 111m WY“: : ‘
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Only-competent helpcmployedi AWWMW
We mm film were. No job too large or too smfil. A
Wthormm Furniture loving. . 1~ . A '
mm mm». W
. 4.11.1“
This is the season when Priming: are an actual b“- A
,9 A hill/gives such a. new, dimm'look to‘th'e serge or lfl'f . _
. ~ frock you have been £9.in wearing for some time M . ;
E _ has in white; cardinal. French blue, victbry red and M
nation colors Prices from'mto $1.25 yard.
_ ‘1 3:11.111. 221‘ ‘
when
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11/1,
Quite the newest thing in Gollsrs of Georgette, M1...
and Organdy is the planed style especially designed for Ira};—
11nd neck dresses ............................
Dainfily enibmidaedandm trimmed Georgette 3.31: ‘ , ‘.
: Collars, square, round .......... A ‘..
gt _ 'mfled—anflhusfltebed ............. W
non: ‘ ofheuvyanflsheermm ....... W
Satin, Pique and Organdy Sits ................
A variety of Rm; some with a, little touch of color,
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