9 We exceedingly .
quorum. but we are on '
onset that we Inve many tithes urged "
. ders' that we mid“ protect you. ,
‘ mm
4, Wehvee'oompleeemixow‘ Wampum
:- 3§mgesnwm~tnfioupsetr~the hostel adulation: these?
"Th... Hatch 6 Ba ley Co.
fix
Abominamydyunabletogetmm @4116?!
Bronson; mucisald‘and mitten
about; the utter Would or a declara-
tion 0! war by America has been an
exaggeration. There is no doubt
however, that the situation is serious
lenough. In. the past 48 hours, the
A nation has taken steps that are 4m
limbo felt with particular force by its
icivilian population. The War De-
partmeot cannot feed an army of a.
{30:4 18 the Time to Buy Your Stir!n_rt unliIt
q ave fitted t
We! owned . ,4 o perfection the Finest Spring Garment you
44 ,4 And indsing iron: the reniarks oi pleased patrons, it
will cost you less if purchased here, Coats; Suits, Dresses,
manage?" and Millinery m exquuute new shades, styles
03044445 $63 P ARIS mummy
lo: 30m the pioneer promoters of Ready-Wm! «Apparel
33 SUU'l‘ll MAIN 81‘,
14.1 .
SOUTH NORWALK
million men without causing drains
input: the market that 4 Supplies
4'cirilians. until all conditions are
made to balance. Neither can the
anr and Navy departmenm take over
great factors in the transportation
ld without seriously directing the
business of the country It would
seem that the best state of mind [or
ready for anything. if one is expect
log all some or dimcullles to urine,
libel: there will he no great surprises
or disappointments when those things
come.
no realize the significance of the n92-
speciais or Tuesday
20 Oranges
Grapefrmt
. Lettuce...
0F GHIROPRAOTIC
lr'the nonunion oi the
“sense and the art or '
be some Disease to count:
, b. twist or sprain In th.
ward done in 131111th
' pliiched nerves and pain 114
n the dldorenl organs and
4+5-~64for425c
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Parsynips " 51: lb
. Lemons 20c doz.‘
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Schullzc’ 8 Sanitary Markets
3? Washington St.
Micro remove the muse oi
gl'pain. health is restored;
meddling the nerve syn-
ur'body Female tro bier
attention; also curvature
4 You will never rem:
Chiropractor a chance :to
iti'oitme‘li'ts given ’also'i
Wilfrid, 4 l). C.
nylon St. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
e‘frorn Palmer school
39 Main St.
' Norwalk.
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:2;
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mu 8. 8 p.111. Tickets We (2 Stores)
NEW SUITS 3 6 NORTH MAIN ST.13 MAIN ST,
South Norwallr. Phone rr8o.44 ., . Norwalle Minnow!!!
lee we are showing for .
minly dindies, corn-1 .
a most saris actor-y way ‘4 4
'ty and Low Price.
you satisfaction. .
50.4 $515.00, $18.00.
FmelereamcryBuller 431: lb
Strictly Frrsll Fans 38C 1102
East India Ten co
[6.371 l25 Washington Street
.31"
So. Norwalk.
14a 19m LINE 10 new\
YORK. 4
. Add J. .4 SMITH rams '
TleON LINE, Inc. .
we?“ leaves Pier 27 East‘. '4
dél'fl Sunder: W}
ed at Norwalk up to
at South Norwnik up n
25c j
going to be an unprecedented demand
on the part of the Government for
,onds of other {onus of onuipment to?
soldiers and sailors This demand
. “will be made upon the manufacturers
44 who will‘ supply that demnnd without
consideration to:- its effect upon the
“retail shoe business. This probably
will menu a.- scarcity of shoes-arid
«every one knows that they are some
449110th now—rind who does not real-
last that the present price is high? in
time conditions will right. themselves
and than the shoe business. and other
businessosnior the shoe trade is duly
.mlrep an an myopic—«will probablyp0
so on as heretofore. A newly or-
{vaulted army requires things that
rimllnns do not rrpuire and it nomlg
hundreds of ti: ns'elhntlbo nation will
need. The. fact that the nation will
not bur 411 pimrnwal, but will place
hone orders at once for all require-
}. wants of its army and MW; ’w'll3 moan
111ml; nrlmm of gh'm‘p, lhlntffi Will title,
In the course of the dcblilc hi Abe
Senate and Home on the war ““057
“on, it was slim-firmni lint mm,
run-.4 away men said something“ doom
hinl: prices in :winwinu What. post
war would entail Thesis in favor at
ll u moo'minn in deplorlny. mu ofircifi
of mm! laid special s'u M1»; on the [on
orobb‘m.‘ it is reasonable to unmask
that these same then would vote for
"orommrnt control of all, food. ll
the lovormuent does not take control
of tiio4~ai211n14on‘.l.it is msonnble to
costume that the monopollsts. who had
no regard for starving thousands in
Mme cities during the xxinlerwsinrv
lug because at birth prices—will have
mo award for netrotism. rind will try
to not him prices for hoods that are
.sold to the Government. The people
. who have marred in {one of their
4mm": .opd hevo,,sutfored prlvntlons
:- so that they might corner the years:
«we and em: when. would limbo»
.blv about in glue it the nation 4mm
lubed (been monomlists bv taking
'lnrmlncis they control on prices that
would he 79'} loin" concerned.
A] It is slmiflcant that the railroads
1 of the cmmtrv. the manufacturers, the
banks and the majority: of the big
. luminoss men—who do business in a
Imtimma‘wav—‘have proforma air
aid to the nation in this crisis. w its
hot a. word haw been hem-d from those
4, few who are holdlnc up the cost of
“woes. are an to concur in the llstof
those who havo proforml their 88ft.
vices to the nation. it these men.
, wouldfsell the ones, potatoes nnd
other foods that. they have on hand,
, ur 11m. “rims A...» “ppm 9... them and
gwhlrh thev admit having Hold
1 wmfid m-nhabl‘v relieve a. lot of the
wow the? the cqnmissnrv depart:
1 meat of the army and new are euro
f. to uptlnrm undo:- present cnndl‘llons
in Nor-walk. 33 iii other rallies,- the
people, one citing and collected 1 Dub
osrtlble. their
‘4 merits may be made for theéttuture,
q .
Weed Captain, mm-
Company D; Charles Milne,
commanding Company
t. chairnian Recruit:
H
the people to assume would be to gel 4‘
l4ven now, many business men do '
lion's entry into the war There is .4 -
4 the very hes-t leather that dealers can 4
supply ior shoes. saddles, and thous 4
1 There were sunny visitors at the no
u 4. was hold- l‘o: .thc purpose of over—
4 ready for duty'at .im Ansuilit call. THE
4.; Sixth Company will be taken to Hart
turd. Recruitin
4 in the Sixth
,iull strength, but ‘
IN MANY STYLES
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mory yesterday. and it was more or
less a holiday Members of the Naval
O
O
O
Militia gathered in their parlors alter
the business of t o my was over and
entertained the friends. it was'
more dllficult to make an entrance to
the armory than hitherto, the guards
having orders to be more strict.
The. special train which transported
the men left South Norwalk at 5: 45
o'clock. The train stopped at Bridge
pom whereitho Third and Sixth Di-
visions were picked up. At New liar
on the First Division entrained and at
Ilawrtford the Second and 14 north
Tho roster of the company is as
follows:
Hurry Stacey Bcniwon lieutenant
louder: Jeoiiup, ensign.
Thomas Mctllonc, chief yonman.
The More I. Brotbcrton, gunner s
hustle. first class
.1 ouflph Rayliss, chief radio electri-
Clan
Arthur 9 llclloy, quarternmstor,
first class ‘
John 44 J. Ouowflor‘: boatswnln s
mot1:.tlrst chins.
101ml. Ken’s,
8" slash“ ll t l ymmth
5:;er. ypt rs ones 1 ..
Elbert: ll Shrug. coxswnin.
George W. (Troy. ooxewalu.
itamnd W: Wilson bugler.
Finland A Plan, yooman.
class
Royal E4031crbalihs,i1ospiml up
pmnticg'. first close. ' ‘
Frederic): J Acquino, first. class son-
William H. Mormw, William R
Bmea‘n, Francis '1‘. Ilyrncs John J.
Callahan. .Peter Christiano Daniel S.
l4.4lnlla.oy John J Hallaoy, Louis Kuhn,
Tony 1mm Ralph Mans! John
Matthew Joseph Mackny, Edward M.
Ryan William G. Scott, William Mc-
Glono, John Sonlslo. Charles J. Stoba,
Siprlanis Ssilanskls, Arthur Widener.
Clarence J. 4
Jr., mochinlist s mare
third
Second. class seamen—William Mme- yacht Sparrow Hawk was capture-111' :
by United States naval authqium:
whom Crow. John F Deni aboard Ilhe com patrol {bot L111. . .
l
Arthur yacht had tried to sneak the harbor Says Skun,Pores NC 0' d 3"" ””0
. ' Acid Remains if???” . -
Alexander J Ranch, Nicholas Chris-
liono,
cola. James Pinball, Micbnel Sonislo.
Third close seamenJl‘homas F.
Carroll, Gordon P. Cave-
Chnnton- William Bayllss. Job} 1.
P. Fit'r; raid, Rob
,livine. A few. of those have ontoly' Bxgemxafi‘umm g; Renting.'
4 W“ 04‘ W‘ 4 manganese-mes. W *
.nOU‘l‘O and4 nlhér ml‘flifltfis Thai? CD391 6‘6““: thr1mm l
.nanl Rois, George R. Rose, William
:J. Sculloy Harry Bullion, John C. By-
downed no. pellet-somehow: L.
Talbot. IlnroldA. Bloom, Herbert T.
Weed, ’Charlos ll Bloom, John 151.:
Quintsrd,.Gunnar 'l:. ijostrand James
4‘,W Kelley. Him S. Rockwéll, Alfred.
‘R blotting, Edward J:
Giemgo P olleck, Francis J Joyce
JnmeoE Mhon -,
shill Company Ready.
4 A special. meeting of the Sixth Con:
pally. C. C. A. was held in the armory
yesterday afternoon The meeting
ing of equipment so as to he
were 9‘80 told that the Fan
Wright would be their destination in
44 mt Sh‘QDItl be called
out. Those on the reserve list of the
is going on nicely
. mpnn’y, and the ranks
are fast filling. It islmped that the
enlisting will continue, and that the
drafting wilinot lime to be r sorted
“The 111
M114;
'iorth, no more men will be “4133““...
g the" company urr to
hit. lboy #214 Wanted? .‘how,
ot: when duty. cells; bout. twenty:
five resruits. will ,brln‘gzit up to its.
n1 examination In t be linseed lie-
Fiali'erty.‘ ‘
t- .
(4.144%: Swill r‘nmnam» 44%; '
' 30020.2?
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N once you see our array of Fashinable Spring Models. Suits,
9° Separate Coats and Dresses. , ’
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” SUITS FROM. ................. '.....$.—$10up:
DRESSES FROM. ............. . . ......... $5.93up
,‘f WAISTS FROM. . . 4.. ............ .. .‘ . $1.00 up,
A” TRIMMED HATS FROM. ..... . ...... , $1.98 up °
0%.. UNTRIMMED HATS . . . . , . . . . . , ..-.4s.. 1 5 upr
.. MEN'S SUITS FROM- ...... 4. . .5 ....... x$a « . M117; '
” BOYS’ SUITS ...... ,9'8419', 44»
_‘BOYS' WASH SUITS FROM. ..... .. . .. 98¢ 11;;
GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES FROM ...... ’. 50¢ .444 °
. BOYS' AND GTRLS’ DRESSES FROM $1.50 11 . '4
,GIRLS’ SPRING SWEATERS FROM ...... 4. . $2 50 L2 .1.- :_
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§EIZE FLEEING YACHT AFTER
' ' LONG PURSUIT. _
BOSTON. April s—The Baston‘
today after a chafie down the hm
bor. Later it was charged that the
in a fog. .
The craft was seized and manned:
byf- bluejaokots, and. was then turned
r”Atoq‘aongz wharf: 'i‘lime’ men aboard
the Sparrow Hawk were detained by
the. authority.» end questioned 40110
is cold to be a German and the oilicr
two were described as Sp odes.
FAIRFIELD GIRL IS IN GERMANY”
N0 FEARS HELD.
I
:Tcwn Amused Over; Activities of Fir:
l 4 Bug in Fair-fieldfind Southport,
' _ Sections.
FAIRFIELD, Am‘il ELM-AS tar on is
known liter 0 is but one Faiifleld per
son in Germany Miss. Rdillcrini1 DeF
'Wnkéruen. aged 22 years (unsure: of
Mr. and Mas. ward N. W aketnah.
who "went to Germany :to visit i‘eln
iiévs of her mother before the War. is
still in Bremen, it is believed :11
thou oh no nor-.1 lids been termed
from her since the lattel pair‘s: Jim
113134.141 ‘nnd Mrs Wakeman hold
no fears to. their (laugh? e‘rs safer"
water. would clear up so,
start home But things been .
notee'd of better. end Miss W kernel:
was‘iimed to eta '
lilnkornon [eel tho
learn if she stays in‘ Ge any
their dnughter simulated 4 Jo
WOOWAWWe’fin’w“
and pain called :beumntism.
the
lift ace 310L134
V1 VAU D o u S5
limoxntie Tooth Pasle 7
WAY Cllllll WlAlllllA
BRINGS RHEUMAlllll
Rheumatism is no respectbr 5thg4‘1:‘, 4
sex , color or rank. If not, the most.
dungemus of human afflictions it id
one of the most painful Those subj-
.ject to rheumatism ’ «11o 11d eat lea-4‘
"lineal, dress as ummly as possibw.
lat old any undue exposure and, a how»
4&1], drink lots of: {idle pater ,. .4
Rheumatism 4‘53 caused by urir acid
Which is generated in the bow»: is and
absorbed into the blood. 11. is the
funniion of the kiduexs to film thu'
acid Rom the blood and cast it out.
lin the urine; the pores of 1L9 skin
are also a fmeans of frecipg the bloor§
of this impurity. in damp and (hilly
cold weather the. Skin pores are close
ihufs forcing the kidneys to do doubl
work, they become weak and 311133
gisl: and foil to eliminate this um;
acid which keeps accumulating ’ it!“ ‘
cirdulniing through . the sy stem
(woman! settling in the joints an
runscles causing stillness, “REPS?
Al the first. twinge 01‘ ihenmnus
got from any pharmacy about {0:84
macs-4 of, Jud Salts; put. ‘a tobAwpoon?
tul fil a. glass of water and drink boa?
1—4,
l
‘3. fore breakfast each morning {or gs
week This is said to eliminale 11le “
"f'ecid hy stimulating the kidneys to
dding the bloo'd ,
Norwalk Chronicler