*0 don‘t know where you
' nor are for whom
rooting; u renewing
Agog had or limelv pun-r-
.We venture no ad-
there’s plenty in the
fl!.butifycuaskmuw
“at 'we urge you to prep
”1.. We know that in the
ill there’ll be trouble about
Mting and Coal will not
'-. he hadwithout some watch-
M waiting.
Then, though you vote for
. Hughes or put one in for
T “Ion, you surely can not
”be; if your bins you let
us fill. son.
THE
roams COAL
COMPANY
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concurs
T 251:
at: 11110011 DISPLAY
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111-3111110111 Pharmacy.
15 Phones 833-1532
lo.‘ 11.111 and Elizabeth Sta.
g~_ _n,.__ __ _,,.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
. NDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
Telephone Call 720.
t
Mung DINNERS'AND ALL‘e
IOHN E. O’,SULLIVAN Prop
1
l
. m:
‘ 3
1b #:1111111. to M dy-
hono, )— ad
andeutaoutumnebdrudgelyudo M duper:
HARDWOODFLOORS.
WehavetbemiaOak,lapleudBireh.bofiinver-
ticleandflatgrainandnianntee
Wewanttoshovfiemtoywwhefluryoumbum
ingneworiuotreplacisgndduttwoodfloor. You’ll
neverappreciatefidrmlvalueuntilyouhavedimw
usshowyouamplesandtalkitover.
The Halch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
011: Specialties—Creo-Di t Stained 51111131“. 35""
Board, B.P PS. Paint. P
. ‘- y T
(Wmml’l')
President Wilson's veto menace
follows:
"To the House of Representatives:
“1 have carefully considered the
~ bill entitled: “An Act making appro
printions for the support of the army
for the fiscal year ending June 30,!
1911, " and now take the liberty of re-‘
turning it with my objections to its
approval i
“The bill constitutes an essentialI
part of the legislation providing for i
the military establishment of the coun i
AugustCiearance Sale
Nearing the Final Day Now.
The days of the August Clearance are numbered. Remaining
days will be devoted to an energetic riddance of final lots,
among which are goods of all kinds, but not in full selection.
Prices now are the lowest in the sales
Auto Dusters 99¢. $2 98 31“} 34-98
White Dresses .. $3.75. $3.98. $7.98 and $12.50
Striped and White Wash Skirts
75¢. 98¢. $1.50. $1.98
All High Priced “Iailts Reduced
98¢. $1.25. 81. 98. $2 98. $8 .98 and $4. 98
White Petticoats . .98¢ 31 25 $1, 50 and $1. 98
$111. Corset Covers ...... . .- 39¢
$1.00 Corsets - - 60¢
CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
cutaneoIlO-QeI-ae-Iu-oIona-00.nov-
iry and wisely and generouuy pro-
vides for the reorr‘p'nization of Wei
agentids of our national defense. and]
it is \1‘11‘11 genuine 1cluctance that l'
delay its becoming law by suggesting
the 1-li111inntion of one of thc provi-
sions which has been embodied in
the new necessary and important r11 }
vision or the articles of war which'
has bcen added to it.
- "I‘he existing articles of war arei
undoubtedly archaic. They have notl
undergone comprehensive 191111011 for
mrrc than one hundred years.
1110 not always furnish the moons of
.mecting promptly and directly thc
Inced.‘ of discipline 1111d1- r 111‘odc1ncon-
iditons, 11.1111 mam contingent-lo: now
frequently arise in thc 11011111111111 111 or
il11‘ military forces whk‘h were not
1cor-tcmplatcd when the present codc
was formulated. The relations of t7.eI
lovcrnmcnt of the I'nited Stutcshat'c
ggrcnily broadened within the hundrcd
Items. We now hate insular posses.
atom and national interests far 1111 11y
fron‘ our continental shows. llorh
ithc practice of arms and the theory:
of discipline have undergone 1111111)
mode r11 changes and 11 manifest nerdI
for Mich a retioion of 1111 «1* articles
11111 is here presented has long exist-
I‘T.11d I. therefore the more keenly 1c—
‘ inn! to find in the propo~11l roylslonI
WEEK—END
SPECIALS
IN SUMMER FOOTWEAR
Here's an opportunity to secure Hot-weather Shoes at
Bargain Prices. Come early as sizes are limited.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS
$1.89
Values $3.00, $3.50 and
MEN‘S OXFORDS
$2.89
Regal and Douglas
Gun Metal, Pat and Tan
Values $3.50 and $4.00
.00
Douglas and Regal
Also
Gun and Pat Pumps
We Are Now Paying
51s
. If You Phone 441
‘or send postal.
W (dither beds a specialty.
" No canvassers.
Rowan St, East Norwaik
31: lb. for Rays
Old autos
. liliron Coal Co, inc.
THE PERFECT FlTTlNG
CORSET
v‘THE NU BONE
Perfect fitting because
blade to measure.
MRS. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
Winfield Street
. hone 12415
telts
IS IE’S
T taufimts.
.Ziteed &_ you.
Electrical Co. ‘
on. Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
-In fie Town
U’l‘O SUPPLIES
‘8052—5o 80 Mail is.
01111 the Cleanesi hunt
fibfi’tbe best fresh fruits
Your Grocer for Them.
., ist on them at your res-
.E. None."
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WW a Sentinel clout-3
1 opus AND ENDS
89¢
Women's Canvas Shoes
and Oxfords-Black Ox-
fords and Tan Pumps.
TENNIS SHOES
89¢ '
Women’s Tan Hi-Bal
Value $1.25
RUBBER SOLE
OXFORDS
$1.25
Men and Women
Canvas Uppers
BATHING SHOES
19¢. 39¢ and 59¢
Special Values
MEN’S VENTILATOR WOMEN’S GREY TOP
OXFORDS PUMPS
$1.89 . $1.59
Value $2.50 Values $2.50 to $3.50
Keeler’s Shoe Store
of the articles of war a prmls. on to
which I cannot give my uppz‘o‘ml.
11ttlr1-1l list of thc 11151111‘ 1‘1‘l'11‘r1‘1l to
the pct‘sonncl tlicrc inclu1l1‘1l as only
partially 1111111111 and provided that a
111tl1‘cd mm 111‘ should be tritillcd to
cum ill" uniform of his 11nl11,sl11111l1i
IH‘ lolru on the ltllll)‘rlI_'i.\'l1‘!‘, 11nd
liclcs of War and to trial by pout-ml
courtmartlsl for any breachmf ihcs‘c
article‘s lly thc act of July 21 111711
offiu rs of the army on the rctii‘cd list,
ucrc specifically dcclnred to constitutc
:1 port of the 1cgulnr army 11 provis-I
ion \\ hich is found repeated in subse
of thc arm); and other statutes
tired officers of the army available for
ccrtuln clnsncs of active duty. in time
for p1-ncc with thclr conscnt, and in
tlmc of “‘21“ without tl1cir conscnt.
lly thc rcccntly cnnctcd national de-
fensc act, the authority of the presi
lsuhycct to his call in time of war for
{any kind of duty without and restitu-
: tion wlmtcver. (‘ourts and rtttornc_v11-.1
Incm ml have in 11 long line of decisions
11111111 that ofilccrs of the list on the rc-
Itirctl list hold public office.
5 “It thus nppcnrs that both the legis-
:lati\'1> and judicial branches
idrnwn n sharp distinction in status
‘ between retired ofilccrs, who are re-
1111 ded mid governed at nll times as
an cffective reserve of skilled and 0x-
perienced officers and a potential
loom-cc of military service is expect-
i cd.T Ofilccrs on the retired list of the
int-my are omcers of the army. mem-
bers of the military establishment
idlstlngulshcd by their long service,
land, as such, examples of discipline
ito the officers and men in the active
army. Moreover, they wear the uni-
i
1
TIT Brass and Enameled Beds
We have a splendid line of Metal Beds in all sizes, in-
cluding the very popular Twin Beds: ‘ "fl
THE BEST OF WOVEN SPRINGS, MATTRESSES
AND PILLOWS.
coucn HAMMoCKs
~86.00 Up
For the lawn or sleeping Porch from . .
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wall 1111. High Sts.
Funeralv Directors N orwalk
11.111311111111951
H.
i
form of the army, their education and
'servlce hold them out as persons cs-
,peclally qualified in militnix matters
ito represent the spirit of the military
lesinbllshment. and they are subject
ito active duty in time of national
emergency by the mere order of the
1 commander-inchief.”
There havei been broad intimations
thstlthe revision which proposed to
remove ref-Ired officers from the juris-
1diction of courts-martial was in the
interest of a. certain retired officer
iwho was waiting for a flare when he
would be immune from discipline to
make a public attack on the arm
The oflloer, whose name was mention-
led in connection with the report was.
what in service. very active in legia~
lative affairs, was very close to '-Con
~-‘- grescmeii framing army bills and up-
It Pays to advert1se iwn
til bis ,rotlrement was reckoned with
as a power in legislation affecting the
I{Pb0 president‘s veto of the bill is
one at the developments of years of
contest bet-sun the any and Chair-
‘ 1111a-1nsy. The downfall of thereund-
Tnental Amy scheme «indoctrination
The,“
"The ozi1inul ncl mtohliuliinu tth
should bc subjccl to the 111ch 111111 :1rv‘
qurn' acts affection thc oruonizntloni
cnncicd during this pcrlod mode rem
Idem over retired ofllccrs has bccn‘
Ifurthcr extended an as to make thcm ‘
have ‘
Tristram 8. Hya
NORWALX.
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Ladies’ Sport Stripe Ties
Are justly popular and we have a splendid assortment in many
effective color combinations. 50¢ each
LADIES’ FANCY SILK S l OCKINGS $1- $1. 50 I
BIG VALUES IN SILK WAISTS 1 .
TWO SPECIAL LOTS 12.00-13.00
Lowest Prices on Fruit: Jars and Jelly Glasses
@—
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of tin National Gurud n -o 5;.L11131101 .3”:..T:”:”O ”o 0”
o 0.5
4-21111. t the rcrommendation of 1111111‘
officers is attributed to him. Only the.
lo 111 ct I’rtsidtut \i'ilsons interfer— .{ ::..H Krie er & 0%
g ..
I§The Leading Millinery Store in Norwalk
‘nin lust term in tonne <1.
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was put the regular army focuses in 00
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0 ”o e
”00”” Too}; M 50::
tl11 new rc- organization bill through ego
the Iiouse in the law of iiay' s opposi-
lion. Recently l'r esidmt \\ilson .1p-
pointed llsy to a judgcship on 1111 .8.
1. I OUR SHOWING OF
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I111‘itt1n into it in thc 11111111111111 and :gzN F ll 0 t. H t
.111111We 1 deb‘t 1d in Ho ~1 or $1 “’
sic. r 1 u n e a u lng a S:
1"'ll11‘y tire 1111111b11~11i .1.
Is Most Remarkable. All the Popularzé
332001015 and Shapes are to be found here .,.
x11: 3-. -Evh‘sm
0.3.0:”
therefor-1.
Court of Claims and he now is serum; .3.
tho :mny oilicrrs of the l 1111111.:
1
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11111! llu- 12111111 :~pll‘li oi 11111 11111111 mili i:
1111‘." cotublishmcnt b1‘t'111‘1‘ ‘1l11‘ '11111'I.. ’ 1 98 t 98 ..
'hcupyinu such 11 111111111111. 1l11‘ir sul‘ ‘30 o o 4. O
jcciion to the ruins and :11‘ticl.< of 11.11 0.0 at
‘1111l 111 trinl by 1.111111‘:11l court trstiitinl f. ' .
lun‘u iiI\\'ltI\.~‘ bcrn 1‘1‘pu1‘1ic1l 114 111111» .3. w l SW lcrs .
-1..1:.‘, in 111‘1i111‘ [Ilil tl11» 1‘1-131‘1‘1l li.<1 .3.
micln not bccomn a sourcc of 1.1111l11:
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cies which would woukcn the 1111111 3 7 98 to 12 00
00 O O 0
line of the active land fort-(1:; .uni 1111-:
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{pair that t‘111ir‘ol owr 11111511 f11r“-11 : :
\1‘.i1l1 thc tonslituiion 111115 in tho 0:0 .Silk Fibre sweaters to 0:0
prr side‘nt cc
“‘1 he purposc of thc urtlclcs of n or ::::,.:..:..: ”: ”:9. 3.0:”:“;“:“:“:” ‘00:” ”3“”...9” ”:“:“:”:”‘
rise-.3:
w--.
in timcs of pcncc is to twins: about 11' . ._
uniformity in tho 11ppll..1tion of mili-
‘1111‘1' discipline which will make. the?
i11nli1c orminlzatlon cohcrcnt and oh.
1mm and t0 cnrzcndcr 11 1111111 of.
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co- operation and [waiver subordination 1; .,, I
of authority which pill in timc of war: / / TWA? 'I" _:'//
instanth make the entire 1111111 11 unit ,-/
in its purpose of self sacrifice and dc-
votion to duty in the national do': T SILK PETTICOATS
'I‘hcse put-poms cannot hc'I
‘acccmplishcd if the retired officers,I
still a. part of the military establish-I
ment, still rclicd upon to perform im-
portnnt duihs, nrc cxclttdcd, upon rc-'
.tlrc1nc11t,from the wholcsomc and uni-
iIfyim. cilcct of this subjection to :1
{common discipline. 1 am persuaded
‘that officers upon- the retired li~1
'uould themselves regard as on invid-
Iious and unpalatable discrimination
\1hl1 l1 in effect cxcludcd them from
full 111cm crship in the profession to:
which ey have devoted their llvcs1
and of which, by the iawacf their
country, tey are still members. 80
Ion," as Congress sees fit to make the
1etrrcd personnel 11 part of the Army
of the United States, the constitution-
ality of the proposed exemption of 1
sucl‘. pcrsonne from all liability under:
the articles of war is a matter of serl-T
ous doubt, leaving the president, as it
docs, without any moons sanctioned
by rrntute of exercising ovcr the per-T
_ Herewdn
’sonne thus.exenipted the power of.1
icommand vested in him by the Consti-g 1
tution.1; it?!“ T
“Convinced as I" am of the unwis-
dom of this provision and of its bane-1‘
ful effect upon the discipline of the:
army; doubting, _as I do. the power of
Congress wholly to exempt retired of .
flcers from the 1111111101 or the [111351 than 300 shares. and ownership of 11‘ sign for a; rigid airship and made an
dent, while declaring them to bcapart1 “hare 0‘ “OCR IS necessary to qusufl-I attempt to patent it In 1870 Count:
of the mm" Army 0-, the United cation for full membership privileges. Zeppelin was a dashing soldier in A].
ismtes, 1 am constrained (0 return The property Will be mortgaged as se-1sace, and Mr. Henrne thinks it more
this bill without my approve oi." ‘ Icurity for an issue of bonds for whose than likely that he saw Spices: plans ‘
. i ultimate retirement a sinking fund will and annexed the idea.
WOODWARD COUNTRY CLUB. [be provided. The bond issue cannot‘ The Zeppelin is 11 most elusive ob-
..._.. the authorized until after the organize-fleet despite its size, It can leap up.
Subscriptions Now iBean Received rat-"‘0“ 0‘ ”19 °°YP°TW°B 1" ordIflwnrd in the air at astonishing speed.
In Cult-I suck, but stock may be generally dist: :b- 11 can drop rapidly. 11,can_c11mb 113,,
__ injed, only one share will, for the pers- a gteep angle It can dive wonder»
8!“ be issued to a member . fully. and 11 can one from side to
WI .1116 with no mean agility. ’I‘o reckon ‘.
ELUSIVE zeepstme. its 11111111112 11 night is most difficult. 1
In his book “Zeppelins and Super- and to find its range is s matter or
i'
ilt’llli"
We have a new stock of Underskirts in desirable shades
and fabrics. They are good values and will procve “good
buys" at our special prices. $1. 98 and $2,!fi .
De Bevoise brassleres
Very handsomely embroidered Brassieres. some with fine
lace insertion bearing the famous Chas. De Bevoise mark.
500 g
One Popular
Mod cl is
Shown _ ‘
" con' s"s"1"covs' R"'s o"r"'o 5o?
PRETTILY EMBP OIDERED ENVELOPE I
cusursss .. ............. . $1.00 and $1.25
Incorporstors of The Woodwar;
Country Club announce to members
of the We Barn Golf Club that they
are now ready to receive subscrip
tlona m the capital stock, the amount i Zeppelins" RI P. Hoar-111a points out' much nicely.
of which authorised .1! 400 shares of‘the little known fact that it was a ~—-—-——-—-—-—-—
the pol-Walnut)! pm each. Bubscrib-i Frenchman named Spieu. an Alsatian,‘ A 11001! adv. pnys best in the best,
tions are to be received for not more 1 who about 1870 drew up a clever dea- paper.
Norwalk Chronicler