Say So.
i'illutak'eyou into our
To us the future
‘v.
as $10 per ton.
in freight
robabflity and a.
e miners to ac-
etfl‘lower es as a. cer-
thirty, alsowaf possible re-
moon of immigration, what
isthere in sight to make the
price of coal materially lower?
The answer is—nothing.
And if the miners should
strike against a reduction of
wages?
..
a.
We must overcome in. mm um if building opponen-
edforatimelonger,buildingmaterialsofall_kindl, mclndmg'
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of_the situation are well
aware that as compared to other commodities Lumber has
shown the smallest increase in price during the war. but has
kept pace with other commodities in increased cost of godde-
tion with no possible change to make any material decrease in
cost of production at any time soon, there is hardly a poem-
bility that Lumber as a rule 33 to be sold at tees than present
prices.
We have a. large and well assorted stock and
pleased to talk over plans and figures.
_’ The Hatch é} Bailey Co.
shall be
sions
“'ASHIXGTON. Feb. lbs—Zing *
Sun Wan and his brother. 1'. Van.
students at New York university;
were formally arrested yesterday in
connection with the murder of Dr.
Theodore 'l‘. Wong. C. H.’ Hale and
Ben Zen \Vu. oflicials of the Chino“?
educational mission to the United
States whose bodies were found at the
mission's headquarters here on the
night of January :11. No formal ('llnrgv
was placed against tho men. the rec
nrd. merely showing that they \n-W
being held for investigation.
were brought
at a hotel since they
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"t'lc know a lot of people
who always keep it in the
house. 'll'tal's why their
homes are bright and cheap
{2L Milieu floors. ftzmilurc
sndwooclwor’aboklikencw.
O
a [1 £29
7') a wonderful Enlzh. It Conan 11
Lllcolorr. Do over that float and
l: . yr: adorable Kyanizc finish on it.
':’.;e that Furniture new stain.
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rt D. Morgan
84 WASHINGTON L-T.
db!) Printing
St). Nov-wan":
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. TIRES
30a: 3 1-2, Firsts, full guaran-
tee ._ ................ $16.00
f A‘llnther Sizes at Reduced
i Prices _
:1 Also a. Few Seconds Left
,. Auto Supplies
Celluloid and'Glass Wind-
shields
.. ' AARON KOHN
surname“ Ave. Phone 489.
Mmenl’s We;
”LE SHQP
60 North Main Street.
intuitions
Police Say N. Y. v. Stan
Made Damaging Admis-1
\‘l'an and \‘an had been under guard 4
lwre 9mm New York t‘ity soon after‘
V Norwalk
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5
We lta'ye made'a furl;
tunity to purchase the lat
in the city.
Tristram ' at Hyatt
Suit Prices to Suit Everybody
'AND SEASONABLE SUITS. so that our customers may now have an opp-or-
— “v.4.“
'8 Leading Dry Goods Store
m-...-... -.....
<- -<~.—.--.... , .
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.....v.-. ., nm.~ fir—Ifi...
her reduction in the price of ALL OF OUR STYLISH
A vv-u-c- ”'4
est models at prices that make them the biggest valor-
.5‘
, a? . the crime was disc-ma n-d but were‘ l
' , laced in =ail this mornin" after tlwv. ' e . ':
r‘t-ultze S Li - '. ‘ , . v .. ‘ -' -
g 3 “C n 33 .. peCia hm] born qut‘hllnlletl all night at the . ,
v P‘ S _ mission htht‘. According to the p0~ OO ance o ave one on a In er 03 a:
. ' .' .5 'i\\" - fiwl x .. 7 l. . ‘ 11
~ .ROLM) STEAK ........ . .............. death. 1:25)”...31332 1,; $3,, ‘3: b “finia- ,.
I‘ . 96 IL ‘:-- ,. <._.u 0 AL. l.
3 £18?“ POI Rfldblb .......................... —. C n I {0] 2.I,”‘J". ulnch otficials of a bank rc- ‘
I )rISkCl Corned Beef .................... 1c ll). luv-<1 ‘0 honor “IN-n present-«l by u , . . . y - ' " 'l
. Plate Corned Beet ........................ 18ch . 11:30- l’ltts store Will be open as usua: Lincoln 5 Birthdav
g an Corned Beer 268 u) l Convicted Himself 1 ' ‘ :;
' s ‘ """""""""" .'~' ' ' . ‘ l'u ”xv officials said they at-t'eptet 'lt
Rump Corned Beef ....... .. .......... 2602—280 lb. “7... admission 1... Wm, 35 .1 Vmua] ,,, ‘
. Both markets open tonight. Closed all tie“ to- ('“nf‘rsinn M llill‘licipation in tnc- mmu' _————
' ll‘tOI'l‘OW‘. ‘ d‘ 2' as on last l"tida_v hv had told Ma- r - ‘ ' ' ‘ ~ ’ " —_ _
......._......__ 3:; RADICAL ALIENS :
, « ‘ ' - ‘ - . IV" \‘E‘V YORK '
l t r 9 - . l‘litl‘. Mn.) “ll)lt‘ lu: longs nnmv on A A i
l SCflllllZ’Z S sallllal'y Mal'ltels ill” f'l'ttt'lk Hub .Vuu will llill't‘ found ——————-— H Krie er 0 '
. r ‘ 310- mu: urcl'." ' t' .3}: :11. ‘ ; m. l"? -t ". 1
LOR‘NALK' 1 SOUTH NORWALK. “'1’”: MN) VHS a-ttid m hilvv admitted ‘ ‘ ‘ I g. _
3 ¢ L ' 13.; t H um l’~ b tlm- \' 11ml "
Ln ted ..t'lt€8 License No. 17.903. tho: (“H.k ninth" 18411;? “:11‘ioull); fill»! rt; limit «in which ll‘;tll.~lt'li'rll was lllntl" . .5
- _' mrinod outside in :i taxicab. l‘rcvious- ‘0 35““ bland. ”‘1'?" “1‘3”" “’1' ”“3 “
~ ’ lly \le‘. rho police said, had insisted l“'l-‘h""”‘5 “;“"",'r'i“"'n “n“ 'l”“" “My" . ' . . ‘
~ :hat he left Washington on the night “'3' ”l" ‘- “- “- . . . I rs an a! orfi ';
of .l:lllll:ll‘_\"29 and had been accompam ll.» ms: “We'll "llH’ U “PMWU “‘01” a! .‘
55? ‘- 5'"! to llw .-l.‘lll(lll by “'u. The police ti.“ “:1” ”W‘“: ‘illW'll' “lo-'11; ”l" ““l' ’
J DC lurlicvo thu- llll'l-r mrn \vqn» Hint ltt “"37"“1'30kn‘vlnna and \Vcstcrrl: RE?" 1
death an” night. mad platform and 'wns escorted _\‘ lite . _ , , , ,
dOZ S d 'l.au- lab! night_ 73;”); Sun \l‘nn «.-on- innards from tho train. twrnty tn‘il- Returning to ClVlllall life have the ODDOI‘lUl'iily l
' OZ. l leased to the polio.- .authoritie:~ that. he 1'0““ Dun“ and Ni" llllmlfil‘all‘m “l‘
_ had hr -n preempt :11 ll: . ‘nurd: r 0' lir. 51"“‘mn‘v ' ' ' v‘ '. . 7 ‘ _ ‘
\r . BB‘ . _. ‘rhvmhnv- L. \l'unz. 1'. lino.- unaltn-n When all m m.» fifty-11mm mm and replemSh the" “”1”“ “ardrObe on 01 R h‘v‘ 1-
er} .st (.reamerv Butter. Der lb. ........... .‘);‘¢' Sun “'11, nmrinls 0! tin (hand-.1 um. one wmnun haul r“:u'l1"d ”it“ “rt-k“ 01’ , , , . . . E3
VVarranted E209 per ('07 '1 rational Mission ‘u the [finitpd Slglftxs, the lmmiaratton how. the police 01" PA! DlENT PLAK In llilS annual reduction \‘hlc c ‘-
1 I I . r h‘ . u .................... .) C \l'ln'lc wgmmgng ”.3, he was at ”1., du‘rd the l. \l. \\. mnanrs to malari- ..- ’3
- ar e . I" V ‘ . '_sj ‘ 1 ,4. y} . lh: m, -. . at“ lllt‘lllst'll’t‘h‘ and muvv to one em . . . \ l
: - 2- c;- airape Prult. eaCh ............. 100 lllllkl'll321‘tl)?llll:‘ litlLlanr litillltlrllm“::i;' nl' Ilw ““41 Stills and 0‘16rcoats‘ i“
Fairbanks “Old I)USte large DRE. .............. 25C “ho committed thv crime. nor ml'ni'. ”ll" l' W' “'1 “Hymb'lr ultjecltdlaml [1
‘ ". ' ‘ . _ ”mg m. al‘lll‘lplllt‘l in the killings. "struck a police-mun. ()thms of lie 1. m '3
f‘rUbros lgrand ‘ADDIQ lintter’z 1'2 ")5: ........ DOC According to ll." Police. “'ztn tle<- ‘V. “V- “l‘lv‘Pd “L ”3“ [when ““1“" l”
. ‘l‘ , w , "b‘ 'n ,1; ll 1 _ “I ... tho- ri-Sl'lll’ nt lllt' man attacked. :md- . _ _- _ ._ - _. - . . .. -. .-... a... ._ .
' iinllldl‘ied S“Keir ..... , . . ,,,,,,,,,, 3 ")8. for 29C .HI “I l Llcilfdmfaj it: not until club.- h.td bm-n Used freely ’
I‘lClflZ. Celery or (green P93 801"). can ........ 22C iJ P2120313 HAS 2nd "1:11;;le “wrv the l W. \l'. 'nom- SMOKES S’LIT “Y WOMEN. jFl‘tllllttforters ..... .. ...... 24c 30.
_ . _ - Prs‘ s ( Qt . . ' '
x0. I ROVI‘ll Plantation Coflee, ll). _____________ 30c I. A NIGHT OF Anoihcr v4 reiun of this dristurbanw London Organization Has Faction That] Bologna ~~~~~~ 24" ‘9.
1 . y‘ ‘ s .. .1 ‘7“ ‘ was that one of the fifty-t rPe "men . 1 -~,
. gfiardgle} s Shredded (.od I'lSll ........ 2 pkgs. 25c APPREHEINSION hm, ”mmzhnm m. Mm... {mm ”m Uses Tobacco. 3 Salt Pork ............... to.
. am erlain's l) ‘ . . I - west hcvn a marked manomuug in... LONDON. Feb. 1].——The 'ounr; . ‘ , . r. I
, p I) , l'led Beef ..... quarter bound 20¢ IConttnuea from rust Page). tellows~-su.~p«.-Hrd Cfl10l being it rndi- \Vomen‘s Christian Association to Round Sledlx ......... . {St .
7 I .. . (y -- . ~ . . ) ' :q. _ , _ . . ‘ -
.Vl‘O enatured AlCOhOi, per gallon ........ $1.30 f f — H l ' I f (glisgut d ,outnmt nt .uztnt ll! «1.. threatened with a dxvxsion into (“.0 SW Sirloin Steak ''''' . > . 28;
_ ftlllll'l' [Hut-‘5 rum m: ’29 arrival u t: ‘ . ~ .' . c . _ . . ,
"""""‘ ‘l’ult‘l‘nl Mmliult‘r ll}\\'t ll Davies. rc- A strange scene was presented as ”“W” "3 ””30“ 0‘ f‘zna'mn m” the. . -.
A F BEC i . turned on his way from “'éfishingtnn.' the arrivals stopped from the train fact that smoking is. permitted by Porterhouse Steak ..... .. 2'81 _..x
. ’ . .’ c. ' lll'T'l‘lI. .\lunl.. Pb. “It“. 11 a dec. shortly after dawn at the “close of mm...“ in 5mm. branches and forbid-
' . taxation by Major A. M. Jones. t-nm- their long railroad J'O‘M'IIEDZ . any 0" . ' ‘ b memb rs ' "
83 d 9' ' ' mandt r or the Federal troops stationed them were flaming rod ties. The wo- tltnlxn 2111.3“; 3 nut‘n or :fild' meat Chopped Beef - - - ‘ . . - . ~ . 22L '
an .) W ashmzton St. Phone 1405 in Butte. that tllt‘h' “as no necessity limit had on :z'l'ul‘ i'4§;.l and :l black “r l "‘ ‘“~ ‘f' bxanc ‘- m ‘1 mob .
' I for du-lmin: martial law in cnnnec- sailor hat. Thu men had been playing “hidl *mOklng is permitted. hm'" POL Roast ______________ 35. z:
‘- .llon with the strike of members ol l‘:ll‘tl.~ lliv meet 01‘ the night Mid 3110“" withdrawn and joined the Irish Y. “H
; _ , ~ 7 ‘ ....-_.... __ .__. 3m; (hodnutte 311mg: li":“ls§tld"“\'3 "Ikndv; 0;: ”mm; ”"3333?ij “$9,335,115; v. A.. which w‘ohibits smoking R t P k M
f , ‘* ““““ ‘ ‘ .. ' . e 01“”a V- 5'? " z.»- . - oas or' ............ on .i.
I- .1 S.’."'“ / ‘7" rw-x. . ..-.- . pen m an. 1 9 .9 d ~ . . - . .3 - . , - . The Manchester Guardian quote a ~
‘ - J »» .-~« $103.3“ "’f“'-"”fl"'fi~ lndu Atrial Lmon .\o. 800. l. \l. \\. m— tnilltiLt..nt.~ «an; “ut- ”\(lUdtd in an
I " ‘ “ ' "V * B Y. \l'. C. A. worker as saying that 60
l
i
Extras Tuesdayfi Wednesday
Smoked Shoulders ..... . ............ 26c lb.
Lean Salt Pork ........................... 35c lb.
Bacon—Sperry & Barnes’ . . . . ....... 39c lb.
Corned Beef . . . . 18c lb. up
Porterhouse or Sirloin Steak . . . . ........... 27c lb.
Chopped Meat ......... _. .p..._ ....... "22"ch.
Frankfurters and Bologna . . . .
«‘0.
use...
noes-geeeOeoeo-ee.-...
*8».—
.__.________:¢
............. 25c lb.
JOHN B. RISKO
. 5 LEXINGTON AVENUE
to..-bongo;‘~i‘...;;"\.~..;‘._...Q...\ $9.5} .‘ ‘
”2.5. to”... ~\\
‘23.; la; .
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4
HT"“"‘ 7 I
475' Overcoats on Sale at
' Prices for a Quick Clearance
one: two of each style. Size:
and“ in the lot.
COPYRlGH'l
Clothing Ct).
.itMaln St '50. \‘orwall
‘ RELIABLE JUNK
‘ DEALER
, Established in 1904
{Phone or Send Postal
LL. EFFRON
.*3‘Bowan St, East Nor-walk.
441.
‘. oMOBILE RA DIA-
TOR REPAIRING
grass and Iron Work
Tinsmithm
Plume 435 2'
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VGonn.
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,. Tel. 441'. f
.tll t Cit
N 0 orders. 2 N o deliveries.
1V0 charge accounts: . Cash only.
. ”a gimme. (;:"*Qt:;;1.ez;m_;m.mzsa-cg:o~
tort-st centered today in the attitude
of other union labor organizations rvl-
alive to the calling of a general
strike.
The walkout ot' the minen in pro-
to-st of the recently announced Wage
reduction of one dollar a day to de-
mand the abolition of the “rustling
card" system of employment has tied
up ore production almost completely.
The street railway employes, while
informing the manager of the company
that they are not on strike. decided
not to work because of feat 01‘ vio-
loncc.
SEATTLE. \l’asli.. Feb. ll.~-—Seat-
tlv's general strike. the first of its
kind and scope in America. was to end
at noon today. the hour act by the
general strike committee for tlu-
\\ orkers to return to their places.
_Tll(~ strike was called last Thursday
when thirty thousand men and women
quit u ork in sympathy with tlu’ >lrikt‘
of 25.000 metal trades workers. The
metal workers. chiefly of the ship-
)mds. whose action has tied Hp fem:
purntily Seattle's large shipbuilding
plants. remain out.
it was estimated about. 5,000 union
workers who went on strike Thursday
last returned to their posts yesterday.
More tvlurned this morning. Street
car union executives refused the com-
mince request and voted to maintain
a
12’
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71.6"" :smmrjm.
32“ ”V
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ll
Standard Butter & Egg Store
53 Main Street,
Norwalk
26 North Main Street. - ‘So. Norwalk
Finest Creamery Butter - - 49c
Fresh Eggs - - - - 49;
Evaporated Milk 2 sons 25(:
Pure Lard ............... '. .............. 28c. lb
Grandma’s Pancake Flour ............. 2 pkgs. 25c
' Karo Syrup .......................... 2 cans 25c
Campbell’s Beans . . . . . ................ 2 cans 25c
Blue Tin Matches .................... 3 boxes 16c
All Standard Brands of Flour 7 .......... $1.49 bag
car service. which seemingly was in
full operation.
Military forces. it was said, will re
main on duty here until all dang?!“ 0f
possible disorder is ended.
BUTTE, .\!ont.. Fob.‘lO.—Strik«-rs in
the mines of Butte who object to the
recent roducn’on'of one dollar a day
in Wages and who are insisting on the
abolition of the “rustling" card FY?"
tent, were halted on their way to Dit'k'
(4 the mines today by guards of Unit-
o-d States soldiers. Those men WEI)
dccidcd to no to work were 1191‘!!!“th
to pass.
Discharged soldiers, who still WOW
I army uniforms. were among those
. doing picket duty {m- the. strikers.
. They were. Angled out by the regular
; army and ordered immediately to dis-
: "aid their uniforms or cease participa—
tion in the attempted picketimr.
{ DENVER. (3010.. Feb. Ill—Twenty-
3 fire of the sixty~five schools of Denver
. Wire closed today as a result or a.
tstrike ot the stationary engineers. em-
;nloyed by the school district, which.
.went into effect at eight o’clock this
imorning. Failure of the ‘school board
1 to meet the demands of the engineers
gfor increased salaries resulted in the
{ strike. -
. SEATTLE. Vl'ash... Feb 10.—~(‘0n—
I
9
' Set-votive leaders of union labor met at
' 9:30 o‘clock this morning‘ with the
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s
not Ill WEE-Hm,
13.
SW” l j‘
m an effort'to induce themntee
to recommend that the >' ‘ "
thetie'strikeji progreek
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a.
H ' leaned
general strike conferenee'éotqmittee
I
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mid assnl'tmvnt Ul baggage. with here.
and them a shiny new suitcase. Some
of the mvn wort- no hats one had set
a Panama rakis'nly back from his
per cent of the women's auxiliary mili-
tary organizations and large propor-
tion of the women munition workers
First-class Hindquarter Beef,
:33"
forehead. The temperature was not. . . .
mild. and many of the radicals shivor- smoke. . , ._
"d “’1' luck (”I 0"1‘l'00il‘5- The authorities of Nownhmn (‘ol- l el S at Q ;
.llcl'orc the boat left Hobomm .m “‘9’- (Vambridzm recently granted
Ellis Island. the immigration authori~
tics called on the l'uited States Army
for aid.
A lieuto-nant and
boarded the chsvl. The army otficcr
warned the radicals that he and his
men had come aboard to preserve or-
twcmy soldiers.
women students pcrmlsaion to >11]Ul\~
in tho buildings
Some of thr» students had been agitat~z .-
inn in favor of smoking for some limo.
17 ELY AVE.
ot‘ the institution.
Specials rotunda-t;
Want Adx ertise
dcr. and that thcv were prepared to »--Try A Sentinel Che
, - . ese, Roc uefort, Cam my...
use then. weapons. if necessary. The mt-nt and see the Results. Limburgerg Rm" $3.33; 8;.“ 5..
boat then swung out into the Hudson. Chile ' .
carrying more guards. inspectors and 2....-.” . r. .. .. _~_ .
soldiers than there were radicals. Princess . ................... l5"
. - .__._ Swiss Cheese .................... ‘15-:
ILLEGAL HUNTER SPECIALS $3,122,122; ----------------- 3‘2:
PAYS BIG FINE . w. R. Tuny Fish, large can ....... 40c
- ‘ _ r . Derby Brand Chicken, Large . $1.55-
Continund from First Page. i For This week Li‘s“: Crab, large --------------- "5‘?-
. . 3 er .......................... 25v:
\l'cstporl. told the town clerk no “as BROOMS—Extra Fine 1 ngilrgigigrso‘l-‘eeftalzzn 25% 29‘
born in Pemmytvania. and got. a li- l't 75c each Clam Chowder . ......... (gt.
(rem-e and all was smooth until he was Qua 1 y """""" Oyster Stew """"""""" if
met by Special Protector Curtis Eddy, EVAJ’ORATED MILK_ Clam Bonnier; " """"" ' 3‘“:
who found Colette hunting between 2 cans 25c Deviled Oysters ................ tt.—
\Yestpot’t and Southport. Mushroom “we can “““““““ at}:
Approhemled for hunting in the LIBBY‘S CON. MILK._ Full W" 5'" best quatit ‘ meat”. "(I
close season and told by Eddy that he 2 cans 25c Vegetables y s r ‘
mui-tt go to \l'estport. Colette, who is
an athlete and a powerful fellow. grab~
bed the gun and. according to Protoc-
tor Eddy. pointed it at him and told
him to "go away."
Colette escaped. and the case was
reported to \Vardcn Smith, who took
up the trail. finding that Colette had.
lied to the. town clerk as told abovni
and.'after days of searching found,
Colette living on Housatonic avonue.'
Bridgeport.
Colette was tried before Judge .10-
seph Hyatt last night in “’estport.
and admitted that he had lied to the
clerk. but denied threatening to shoot
Eddy. though his ugly mood and defi-,
ant attitude did not confirm his words .
and he was fined $42. 3
EXTRA FINE PORIS . . 300 lb.
MOLASSES—If you are really
fond of good molasses, you
will find the real article here.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
7c. 1). Chamok
:76 Norm MAlN STREET
6
T uLt-LPHONE 583-3.
—Sentinel :\d\m't.i:~.~ It"
“'ant. ‘
EaSt Nfifwalk are sure to Biting thv ht'sl w. 1““ .1,-
Unable.
But for his family and that he had 1 -
been out of work for a long time, the‘
prosecutor said that he would have
pressed ’the case against Colette even .
strenger. . ;
This seems a favorite form of viola-
tion with many of foreign birth. who
have not become citizens More. than
tWenty have been rounded up by the
wardens in the last two years, one
of the wardens 2:12;: shot at. and the
shot pierced his skin, one warden
was hit over the head with a gun’ and
only his felt hat saved him. while the
case of Edwards, of Beacon Falls. who
was shot in the face and lost an eye,
is well-known.
M.
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