cheese.
These thoughts of coming
litter hours, with dearth of
sunshine and of flowers,
should drive you to the coal-
. nuns’ lai: to seek relief from
1 unable t':ere. -
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
REBUILT TYFEWRITERS.
» Mummmsmmomynamommum
. be put (insight-Over the oldshipgles. Call and examine it,
’onOUBrood. ‘ . , ~
AlsosgentsiortheE-W.Jehns-Isnvine00.
mum“? ”museum-a,
m’llgetfliemwerst-oaoe.
The Hatch &}Bailey Co.
.ceived instructions‘ to continue work g
.sponding to the appeal of the heads
‘0! their national organisations, strik-
. ._ ‘ited crafts at a. mass meeting here to-
--were getting ready for a i
' , Gunsxnncn. Aug. s.——c°mmuung’
.Cob power house would strike, and
Hot Weather Dresses tot-Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
PRICED VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WHITE TUB SKIRTS
of the better kind. It you Wish th
manship then visit the Paris sho
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 scum sum or.
s’the power plant should entirely cease
weration the trolley lines would be 'af~
e best in quality and work. I
‘R‘RlSQt
Smith, Underwood,
‘Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, $5
per month. Machines'
sold at310permonth.l
‘arranged mail service and the plans
SOUTH NOEWALK.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD mus
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
' l
one Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
C'OAL
_ Deviue Bros.
Sesview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
warm muons
WELDING AND asazmc
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT 8T. 50. NORWALK. ,
PHONE 1360 and 2011.
Wood & Grain
l
‘§.“.‘\‘\‘x‘vcn‘x‘v‘vm-‘~‘\-\‘~-\-
~“~‘\.- 5‘ y-\"\_-\
n 1- a -l- -,'-v,v;'-- . -1-,'/-/—.'.-,'-/';-1-,
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY co.
4‘3 Water St.
Generator Brush
Oils and Greases '
, G. H. Hedenbers. Prov.
“TANKUS”
OUTFITTER To MEN AND BOYS
15 Main St, - - 91 Norwalk
, for higher wages will be considcred by
[the federal goveinmtnt. tic said the
; t xccntivo hoard exprt-t‘s to reach a
SPECIAL SALE" '
Phone 1215-5. 80. Nor-walk,“
lsgneto Parts, Starter and
.1
. Stewart Speedometer Parts
Iocony Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
‘\‘\.-_-\-\_-
fU/U/U. a '- at;
.‘ other officials of the union were in
‘ De Luxe Make
I- -1-
BLANK BOOKS
Books
Loose Leaf and Bound
Receipt Books
Memorandum Books
F. L. HAMILTON
49 Wall St. Telephone 12?.
‘,‘ ,V‘ v‘ \
Palm Beach
Suits'
$15.00 311th at - - $11.95
$15.50 sons at - - $12.95
A New and Complete Line
Ledger‘s, Journals and Records
A Few We Carried Over From Last Year
“Get acquainted"
f- . E22 Market
.27 80. Main St., So. Norwalk.
Direct receivers cf Butter,
m‘Tea, Coffee and Cheese
' .. .. ~vely, fresh every day.
Quick auto service assures
. flu prompt service.
' Tel. 472.
at......$9.95
'i'flie New York Butter &
For Tomorrow, Saturday
B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers
B. V. D. Union Suits
. Men’s Shirts ‘
_ . ‘ $155
nouncedthat the only trains Pxpected o
‘to run this afternoon or rather eren- 50:00
‘ log. are: Train 2-10, the Berkshire ex-
4 ,‘arsbous and Furs Remodeled
v-.:,‘,KuBone Gersets Made to
‘ Measure
j i)? Tuttl‘e Shop
‘ n. Main so, So. Norwalk.
. Tel. 389.
Good $2.00 Values
. -,-.‘-I-l‘ "1-I-" as!
. . . . . . . . 4-}- 'n-g. afar-
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EPARKING PLA
JITNEYS LIMITED
(Continued tron: Page One)
CHARGE ACCDUN
, Opened to‘ Worthy'PeOple '
iHALF DOWN and so much peri
{ed a reasonable distance from the
and. store of I'nholtz's market. '
ap- between these two signs would allow
only "seven cars to park at a time,
and this space was to be set off forr
ginonthly, just as agreed to.
is a sound, The space,
fpcal, and will make you think to
IF ‘
. for
FRED OAK COAL
«HARDWOOD 111
mules.
4 L. EFFRON.
' 1 1 8t. '—« East N
‘441:‘ Tel. 441.
decide perhaps now to
Have a Better Watch
Have a Modern Clock
Have Good Pieces of Jewelry.
, Stock is larger tli
all 812caseload fr
BRAND’S
_ Bouth‘Ionrwalk
All our cars would be
s‘milar action
The parking
jimeys only.
warned to keep out.
{was to be taken uptown.
; space in front of the Boston Store was
‘10 be divided into two sections, the
{first section endin
, want Coal that‘s All Coal.
g in {rant of Bree-3
to men‘s market. at this place suificient'
,, room to.sllow.the delivery car of Mr.
.Bresnan to enter a; all times of the'
‘ day was to be vacant.
. with the approval of the .11th Asso-
;ciation, and the meet
§ The ofler met
orwalk. . ing came to slotuo Farmers’ Co-opera' rive Milk As-
The new 1111128 went into 8? sociation. formerly that-Northern 0M0
mmediately. and today the ears mug Producers lssoe’JmBLVEI‘e re-
C
an . adremgenieat in
per animation 02
, . III. 'T
W threesomes...”
ewelry “ 9M5” last evening- ,
"m I!!! W“ Waikdt'
"‘ (Continued‘frosn Page Ten.)
*
there is little change in the strike sit— :
'ustlon. All of the Midwayahopnen
.are out. ‘One or the his "3200" type ‘
frekht enmés‘dmfled near Midway 3
:soon after midway, and it‘wul take all =
(II! to Clair'the' wreck. The car in- .
,mctore.‘ who were ordered out, re ,-
'and are on duty; ,
‘KANSAS m. Mm, Aug. 8.—Re- .
lug railway shopmen of the six feder-
day. vo'ted to return to work immedi-
ately.
'to New York from this town and Stan:-
ford was diverted to motor vehicles
by the railroad strike, this forenoon.
It was reported that men at the Cos
this-would stop trailic by motor co-
gines in the organized zone from New
Haven to Woodlswn, N. Y. in case
recited probably as far as the Nor—
walks. 1
WINSTED, Aug. 8.——Cancellation of
trains over the Central New England
and the New Haven roads today, (its
of summer vacationlsts. Morning 98-.
pers arrived very late and for a con-l
sODO'IOI'OIIIIOOCIOOIIO0's
am
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_ r
Best Knit Silk Stockings
MFWHOSICTV Black -...s175~.-
comovan ‘mfivn-.-.-o-‘ov'qeooo-e-ueo-aeooot-Ueg-enceoecu $1.75. $2.15. $2415
White Il'ro:.'§v-n"'!,e cocoons-*0. ..-....a. .c.._.. -~-..-g...-..;.,,, $2.15. 3‘21"
Made with Lisle Tons and Soles—Very Satisfactorv Wearing Qaulities,
' _ BLACK SILK LISLE STOCKINGS .
FullFashionedHosierv.........................
Seamless
”L 5
Made with seamed back and seamless soles—Black
White. Cordovan. Navy and Grays . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....v....-. . .. . .. . .. . . .. $13.:-
39c.55c. 59c.65c um
SILK PLAITED (IV ER FIBRE STOCKINGS
51.25.5136.
.. NM’B-Iseading DryGoods Store \
t
‘
siderable time Winsted did not know
what the situation was on the railroad. i 0:00
VVaTERBURY, Aug. 8.—The rairroad‘
situation caused by the srike de~é
clared by repair and platform men of;
Q
C
W.
the New Haven Railroad is causing...
great consem in this city. Twentyl :
passenger trains operating in me lo-'.:.
cal district have been taken off the...
schedule and a general embargo of ..
all out-going freight has been (18-.
clared. .00
For the first time in years postal 0:.
gcart‘iers left the local office this morn-
:-ing with only last night‘s late mail. W.
Metropolitan dailies arrived in the city e.
city after 5:30 o’clock } .
Factory officials are storing their,‘
products in the hope that the outburst: 00
l '1" not continue. Practically all of .3.
them admit that \Vaterhury will no‘
entirel)‘ isolated from the industriailoz.
world in case of a contniuancv of the j.
strike. About 75 freight Workers are 3
'still at work handling incoming goods 3’
lln the local yards. The force of‘re-v O
— _pairmen at the local roundlmusc is. 11‘» ..
lduccd to a. mere skelmon. of. being 3
out on strike. "
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.».1'11‘.“ ll. Saun- 0:.
, idem, secrctmy of the Chicago Coun-
‘cil of the l-‘cdt-ratcd Railway Show ..
' man's Union. announced 1(11'183‘111511 0.0
,the executive board 0" tho organfzu- .0.
, ltion was considering I’rcsidcnt \\'il- :
:son‘s demand mm the :lthnut strikers 00
Ereturn to work beforv their request .E.
W
decision on what action will be taken ':'
1:)- five o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 0.
At that time, it is saidthc union will' 3
make a formal reply to the demand ’3’
made by Presidcnt' \‘x'ilson. .9
President “'illiam M. Hawver and
' O
0..
conference hv-hind closed doors con. ..
sidering President \Vllson's demand. 00
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u DANBURY DIVISION .3.
REDUCES SERVICE
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great number of commuters. number. .3.
mg 506). were anxiously waiting at the
Inca] station for a train to take them 0.0
to New York. The Bankers' exorcise, o
. '0
which goes tln'ough here at 10 a. m.. 3
99
with a sprciat string of cars attached.
.0
and which is not scheduled to stop .,
here. on orders from the railroad, :
made the local stop and picked up the 0..
local passengrrs and went on to New .°.
York. The east—bound commuters .2.
were also affected in a like manner. 0
The trains Which are not running out 0.0
of, South Norwalk today. either east .3.
or west-bound. are as follows: East- :
bound. 1:1). 6:07. 8:27. 9:46. 11:58. 0:.
1:27. 1:53. 2:54. 2:58, 3:215:09 and ..
5:26. Those west-bound are 5:42, ..
8:16, 8:19. 8:19. 8:59, 9239. 13253.
1:38, 4:32. 5:27. 5:46 6:110 and 1he .9
7:02. A notice bearing the statement
that more trains may be annulled is
also posted at the local station. and ‘0
tickets are sold with the understand- ..
ing that the railroad is not responsi- :
_ ble for any delay in transportation ,‘o’
Changes on Dar-bury Division. ‘3.
.On the Danbury division it was an- .3.
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11. KRlEGER ”& (:0.
Final Clean-up of Summer Hats, ¥
Dresses and Skirts at Half Price
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Georgette and Chiffon
Panama and Mi-
lan Hats. trimmed or on-
trimmed at V2 price. 4 1/2 price.
BLACK MILAN HATS
and Pokes fer girls and
Misses. Hats you should
buy and put away‘ for
next summer. Worth $3,
to 86.00, V2 price.
WHITE DRESS SKIRTS
at half price. Our entire
stock of regular and ex-
tra size White Skirts at 3.
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sold for
FEATHER HATS
Drummer’s sample hats
white only. Value $5 at
$1.98.
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Gingham and Voile
DRESSES
$3.98 to $15. Will he:
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an 4 .~
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half. Only a Ii— :3:
mited amount on hand i:
so. come early.
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I
press, leaving New York city at 3:30 _
p. m.. and due at, South Norwalk at DEATESEND FUNERALS
4:39 p. 'm. This train will be run on
its winter schedule, with stops at \Vil-
ton. Branchville and Bethel. Train
loral. leaving South Norwaik at Grit-r.
to Danbury. will run as usual.
It was said at Nor-walk station. this 8 o‘clock this morning.
low had not been feeling well for the
1mm between No. 253, due at Norwalk last few days'and. ,mbilerleft alone in
at 9:15 a. m.. would be No. 249, due at is high chair. slipped from the same.
and met almost instant death. When
This would leave three trains. Each found he was taken to the horwalk,
way. daily, including the southbound Hospital, where Drs. .
local. due at Norwalk at 6:46, and Fawcctt endeavored to save his life.
South Norwalk at 6:52, and the trains withou
£53 and 249. as mentioned above. ton, in
The only tip-trains will be local No. ed and pronounced death as the result
2:30. leaving South No‘rxvalk at 8:2’, of convulsions. . .
the Berkshire express at 4:39, and the of Dentist and Mrs. “I H. Baldwrn, of 9
64 Wall street. Funeral arrangements;
'are not yet completed.
morning, that the only South—bound
Norwalk at 8 p. in.
evening local at 6:25.
IN'DICTMENTS FDR'
0”" ”II-K DEALERS “it you had a mlllibn ' dollars it
CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug. 8.—~Indict-.
moms against seven members of- the
turned this normally the special
Stanley Hartford Baldwin, Jr.
242 will not run. but It is expected ' Stanley Hartford Baldwin. ‘Jr.. aged
that train 244. which is the evening nine months. the son of Dr. Stanle) H.
and Eugenie Rurnmler Baldwin, met
and Norwalk at 6:32. making all stops an untimely death as aresult of con-.
vulsions, at 361 Flax Hill road. about
The little fel-
Dr. S. H. Hunting-
ical examiner, was summon-
He was the grandson
seedy philosopher.
f ‘ “That‘s the kind of grouble lfm look-
ing for." replied the'ineroedury man.
-Birmingham Age-ajerfldl
=od81-2‘_poiltts. no
:tremeymeruias .
i an»
t , »rv !
- Today idWalIStreet i
WALL STREET, 10:30 3.. mm:
Many substantial recoveries from
yesterday’s extreme depression,‘ ac-
companied by the initial dealings on
.t'nc Stock Exchange today. United
States Rubber. yesterday's most. er-
ratic feature, led the rally. advancing
6 1-2 points in the first fifteen min-
utes as a result of its having been
placed on an eight per cent. dividend
.basis. Central Leather, Bethlehem,
Crucible and U. S. Steels, Baldwin Lo-i
comotive and Atlantic Gulf comprised ;
the other strong stocks. Rails were
reactionary. hoWever, and American
Tobacco lost 7 points, Lorlllard To-
bacco dropping 5.
“7ALL STREET, Noon.—~Ab0llt
,hali a million shares changed hands,
{in the first. bounthe msult. as indi- l:
cated by the tapea‘nhowlng an access ;
of purchases over sales. Trading
would worry you to death." said the slackened later, when gains among
fie-tiers, notably U. 8. Steel, were
'matertslly reduced snd—ruhber resct- the resolution of Senator Kink. 1‘1
cats were e‘s-‘ iii-ceasing an investigation of the N .
Car rte-.Iclm situation . The resonator: WM!
Sizes lie 8 to go at
awhile " M‘.
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portant stocks. i‘nll money up» w 1‘ HI
1 a to .3 1- per cent.
WALL STREET. 1:::n p
midday reversal was stnppui l.- '1'
regular recoveries, new huym- "~--
dcntly being induced by m.. «.1731 - --
of call money. 1". S». Stvwi who ‘-'I~-
dred in'lustr-ials, equippnrm.’ ~ w
plugs and oils rallivd 2 m T .- .. *.
with Mexican Petrole‘um 1hr ~-.- 'L
feature.
.IlWO NEW HAVEN
1 sovs snow»: :1
new HAVEN, Aug. s.—-~.-.w . ...
1y, 19, who had waded box“ "“i
depth, at Mansfield's Grow ~ .. lm
east shore, was drowned lat-‘1 1mm.
and Milton Carter, 22, a friend. 10-1 "N
life in an attempted rescue. 'I‘HNY
had served with the 372ml Infantzy.
MEXICAN INVESTIGATION.
W'ASHING'I‘ON, Aug. 8. Th» “”2— .
ate Foreign Relations 0091th.» i _
unanimous vote today reported 4 ,
c.
ID the committee could
, arm new ~- ..
> MI
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