netitssweplanneddt's
A: UMMIIIfuk
coal will be higher, it's a
. It might be lower
a liai';..its a ganible.
, there’s nothing safe
, going slowl-it’s a gm:
0 The world’s ailame'with
files of Sorrow; it’s a gem-
fle‘ We're here today hilt
' tomorrow? It’s a gam-
' Who'll win this war we
'otl' ten, but we are sure 9
re in for—well, it’s a gam-
THE
RRER
' 7 —- (REFER?
To Our- Customers
Themtinnal rspldadvaneeintheeostoilnrnberand'
othermstsrinlswehandle has made it necessary for 11s to
increase on:
We exceedingly regret that we are obliged to raise our
quotations, but we are powerless, and you will kindly rec
ollect that we have many times urged you to place your or-
ders that we might protect you.
Again wearrge you in all seriousness to placeer
‘ders now, for we have been adviudhy shippers thstii ree-
ent conditions continue there will be no bimbo! to
‘the m I the” “name to gtt cm to make ship. uperating with the naval authoritiesin
ments.
We 1““ 3 complete stock now, but railroad embargoes
and 8eongestion' 1n traffic upset the best of calculations these
"—5.—
The Hatch of: Bailey Co. l
We llave Reduced 0111' Prices 011 Every ._
1111,3111,ch Skirt and Mlllinery
We carry the mostde sndable goods and the largest
stock' 1n The Norwalks. egzme while the assortment is 800d
and save money. Suits iron $7. 98 up. Coats from $5 98 “P
Dresses from $6. 98 up. Sk rts from $1.98 up. Hats from 75c
UP We sell more suits and coats than all the rest of the.
stores in town. There rnu1t be a reason. Come and buy
without delay. You client 1 be one of the many who know
better goods when they- see them.
THE PARIS 3351). Main St- .
e New Science
ON 0? CHIROPRACTIC
‘ is the definition or the
the liieese and the art at
the same Disease is caused
neb.‘ limit or sprain in th.
Even i! done in childhood
iii pinched nerves and pain ir-
‘ in the itinerant organs and
mm remove the cause 01'
nd pain, health is restored
'mhlllnx the nerve on
our body. Female trouble
1 attention; also cur'vatnn
_Yon will never regro
[styles we are showing for
are certainly dandies, com-l
111 a most satisfactory way'
Quality and Low. Price.
RElGHT LINE T0 new
u YORK.
mo. .1. SMITH rams.
ll‘l'A'ileN LINE. Inc.
that leaves Pier 27 East
cw Writ (tent of Catherine -
slay except Sunday, at 3 p.
ht received at Norwalk up to
111! at South Nor-walk up to
Phone 499.
Street. East Norwaln
,TYP WRITERS—L. c.
» 8‘ till, Underwood,
Remington. all other
._ makes, sold, rented
”repaired. - Rentals. $3
.per month. Machines
' ' sold at $6 per month
, PLUMBER
We also have
and COFFEE
to our regular
Schultze’ 3 Thursday Specials
PLATE CORN ED BEEFQ ......................... 14¢
RUMP CORNED BEEF ................. .18¢-24¢
.BONELESS CORNED- BEEF ................... 22¢
CABBAGE .. . ..................... ,9}, ........... 12¢
GRAPE FRUIT ........................... 4—6 25¢
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
‘Sclluliie’s Sanitary, .. Marketi
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
#xlmpproval of his parent or guardian and ' ‘-‘
‘ . A._.l—. ., ‘.
11
lillfl "f
l -1 en
IOY SCOUT. PLAN .
TO HELP Mm
NATION’S COM?
1‘ "'""'"""
R Movement Working With Government
for a Work Boys Can Do Beenuee
Tristram Hy
' Norwallr’s leading Dry Goods Store
' .a‘
at
of Scout Training—75,00“ in
or user Coast Cities.
The Boy Scouts at America have
found another way to fulfill their obli
gallon of “duty to country” .by so
1
Mills.
1 the protection of our'coast. For this
purpose the Emergency Coast fiervlco
has been organized and steps are now
being taken to prepare the Scouts in
coast cities and towns for this service.
No scout may participate ill this
emergency coast service unless he
makes voluntary application, has the
' or his school authorities (it he is a
'school boy) and is recommended by
his scoutmaster. «in the coast work
only boys who are fifteen years or age
or over will be accepted; scouts under
iliievn may sigh to assist in the service
at certain headquarters and stations as
’messengers and such ‘Othl' work as
will not necessitate their being away
from home over night. It is distinctly
understood that no 'boy in the Boy
"Scout emergency service binds himself
in any particular to enlist in either the
. Army or Navy or any branch of mill-
' tary service.
4
CULTIVATiNG CONNECTIC W!
C l’. Steal-n11 oi Andover, owner of RR:
Pine GrowFarm, has altered the use 13
of fifty acres of tillablo land to the '
state through the Connecticut Commit-
.1911 of food supply
Robert Sooville of the Connecti'cuto
'comrnlitce of food. supply represented 1
“Gov \iarcus H.Iloleon1b’s newest w-ar '
A“A‘A‘AAA‘AA“A“AA
'v'vvvv'vvvvvvvv—vv'
New York and New England cities yes-
11e1'day, at the Waldorf- Astoria, New
il'ork.
I Supt ll. 11 Crawford 01 the New
Britain Boys’ Club, who has success!"
fully conducted Boys‘ gardens in the
Hardware City [or several years, has;
i
i
Food Supply and expressed willingness 1
Th1 duty of those 11110 Dullil‘ipdli‘ in to help in any possible/“way in thsj
Afidrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 0. Norwalk
13110111; 410, . PROMPT nu'ro DELIVERY.
I .9 a
ONE. PRlCE ONLY .
ilulongr, Mixed or English (nylon and
H Breakfast 29c lb. India
ONE QUALITY ONLY—THE. BEST
Coffee
28c and
Cut in
11
39c lb.
1.
.35c and 30c
Cut to 211: 111, Ric 111,
the cons! service under the direction more foodurrops campaign in Conne’cli-i
of lilo naval authorities will he to out 1111;; ynsnl He promised to organ-
maintain vigilant lookout n1 visual its 11 new Boy Scout troop among 1111'.i
stations and lighl houses along the club lboys and have this troop lake,
.consi,ncli11g .111 n11ss1-ngers and order- charge of tile culti1atlon ol‘ 11 pint of.
lies at New Yards and Navy heud- mound.
quarters and in general performing du- David $111111 Kelsey of West Hurt
$.'
3111 time of 11.1llomll culcl'gcncv They has volu'liml'ed to assist in the Work
.1111] work in shiltn for limited periods or the Count cur-111 Committee of Foo
or one or two weeks duration at a. Supply.
time, so 1111:1111 to interfere too much Connecticut tobacco growers W”
“Hill their school 1101'.lt So far as pos meet next Thursday at- " 11.111. in the
sible boys 011 duty will be kept ultllln hall or the House of Representative-o
reasonable distance of their ironies ii at the state capitol in Hartford 10
has been llgl end that the 11111.11 author "take counsel together to devise My 1
11111.11 will 1101 1111111 boys in [his service and means for meeting the emergency
from one place to another' without the WhICh has arisen" because of the en-
consent of lhc Home Department and try of America into the world “or as
llhl' Home Department will secure spc i1 ndocta their indusu'l' The call for
Mela»! permission or parents or guardians the meeting oi the tobacco men has
1
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Specials fur Thursday
We Give Profit SharingBank Coupons.
NATIVE SMELT ...'.... ............ . ...... ,. 25¢ lb.
19 SWEET CALIFORNIA ORANGES FOR ..... 2‘5_¢
LARGE CALIFORNIA 'NAWEL "ORANGES- 45¢ din—z
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
1136 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk. Phone“ 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk.‘ Phone 881.
1
before such shift is put into ell'ect. We?“ sent out by the Connecticut Com
Before the services of the Scouts mince 0f F000 SWE‘LCTMMRY 00‘
can be accepted inalh‘s capacity legis- Marcus H. Holcomb. Included in the
lflllOll by Congmg jg IIECCSMIH.) T1113 problems which the committee has
"legislation'ls being prepared and has ,taken "D {01‘
1 ,
the navy had other naval otllclals. and their lmllNl‘)‘
Records at the Boy Scout hendquart growen 1111111 be?" 00‘15031'80 b? “1"
crs show that there are over 75. 000 committee and have agreed that all 11
Boy Scouts living “ ithln a short dls- tobacco men will be interested to meet, at some monev supervision will be
oxgfiher for 11 discussion of the prob necessary, l i b t tilt
tom 0 a on as
ikinds. making 11 There are those that you are lead.“ m 1“.
who can not contribute land but may his “will
i
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lance oi the sen coast. everyone eager ‘
to be of the greatest possible ser1ice le which they “V8 in W“ W “h
' to his country the hum who misc all other crops in
‘ By such service as trained Boy ! Connecticut
, Scouts will be able to give, it is prob
able that thousands of able- bodied'
men may thus be relieved for more}
active service in other capacities.
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HOME GUARD COLONELS CONFER
HARTFORD, April 18.—A confer-
once of the colonels oi the Connecti-
out Home Guard was held in the state
I
PERMITS STILL lSSUED '
P. H. Fielding received permlls lo _':
do wiring for Mrs. John W. Siudwell. ‘-
75 Washington street, Harry Janes at
10 Ann street and (or Clarence l. "
Finch, Fort Point street.
The Noru'nlk Building Company re- ,_
celv ed a permit to repair the damage
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Buy Cameron Motors ‘ J1
StoCk, and buy all you can
at present prises.
communion uunmwmrcns co.
. .13288119'21111‘1851.» new‘m any
done by fire at the Lounsbury and Bis-
sell Factory, Nor-walk.
ll‘l'mory at; o'clock. this afternoon.
The. problem of permanent organiza-
tion of the "hard and the oqulpuing‘ot‘3‘
5. out of the 0,000 who have al-
ready enlisted, will be taken up.
Those who will attend the couter- PROViDRNuCF‘. ” I An!“ 17—A
icnce are Col Charles W. Burpec, mobile force of laborers, to so from
[Hartford Regmeut; Colonel .1..Rlch- farm to farm and 86°18! 11 rimming
lard North New Haven Reginlent;‘and harvesllnt.r crops in nluvmml by
Col. James Gorillas. Naugatuck Valley the stale commission of agricultural
Regiment; Col. E '1‘. Kirkland New inquiry. 'Tho commission was author-
'Londoll Regiment; Col. Elliott. Mid- ized by the legislature to spend $50, 000
Mesa Regiment and Col. Oilfield B. to aid the far.mers
“ilson, Bridgeport Regiment. “We have found," John S. Murdock,
(human of the commission, said to-
’HOW TO REGAIN STRENGTH - day, that the labor shortage is the‘
_ “‘9 great factor that retulds "3 most serious question. as all of the ex 1
“o‘er-l after “(illness is that weak» perienced farm labor has gone to work
cued devltaiized condition, and it will in the mills and site 3 wt t
interest our r'caders to know that our hi h L ' p7, 0 11g 0 the 1
1 local druggist, Frank ll. Baxter, has gagingfiégilggrii thiemafingxeiore
~ . . J_ . ~ 1 _ ' - urers
a reliable. non secret strength cleat- to release some of these inefwho‘m we
' 111-called Vino]. which contains iron Tim at . .
11nd manganese peptonntes for the‘ 99‘ oorganlseintonmobne force,
.blood, beef and cod liver peptones and‘ practically on 1 military basis. Farm-
glycorophosphatea, all combined in "s will he “MW to pay the usual
.' a delicious native wine. For wreak prices m" such 135°“ but “19 menses
“run-down conditions and to_ regain of getting them together and transpor-
'- strength after sickness, there is no- who“ from place to Place will he paid
Tilting better.-—l1‘rank H. Baxter, South by the State-3' 1
. Norwnlk. Also at}: the lending drug
MOBILE some or FARM "
LABORER'S.
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A
l
{emergency committee at a conference 1.
or representatives oi the mayors of 100 1,1
mf_“r_:
1
hi
1
i
.callcd on the Connecticut committee of l i
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lies useful and helpful to the country i‘or'd. miller of lhe Connecticut Farmer. .
11
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:9:
llillll lllliliill ASSDC.
fill lllfllllllfll illillSllff
may be all you can do, but do not}
hesitate, for quick action is necessary.
, consideratlm are many Those who can media use of o. plot
"19 hem-1y approval otthc secretary of “'thh vitally direct the tobacco men of ground and will agree to care {01"
Sewm] pmminent the same sign tile other coupon and
mail at once
hundred dollal s
New White Dress Shirts
In Many Models and Materials
$2. 25 to $5 .00
Tailored Cloth Skirts
In all the Most Popular-Weaves
$4.00 to $12.00
Dainty Silk Dress Skills
Black, W‘hlte, and all Collors
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(Continued tron. first page.)
The work of this committee they es supe
mule will require tile expenditure. preach
other elipenses of various:
fats: 3&1:
10““ ‘16:“: ‘Q
Norwalk until November 1, 1917.
Location of lot
Nameoi owner ..............................
Mail thi
visor of the
. sembly Hall.
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'field County
South Norwalk Trust comphnv.
Chapmnn let him feel
meet M1
n you lp him 511
mm
H. Krieger'1CO.
. The Leading
Ready-éto-wear
StorelnNorwalk
and Wearing Apparel in Norwallr. You will always
vhat you are looking for who 11 you fail to find/it/ elsewhere.
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out.
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We are offering as usual the best selection of Millinery '
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be glad to assist in a‘iillancini way.
Don’t haul) ler the ,colllmittcc but sen '
ave the required 111111111111.
.1;
has never I1'12t”7flillererl
when it came to 11 show of patriotism
Help the community, glle them all
the money they need for the 11' ork’
Give them t’lzmorai support of your
1 encouragement,
Mr. L. M. Chapman 11. glnduntc oi
the Connecticut Agricultural College
'has been secured as the local galden ‘
l'visor and mu no iound for, tin ‘
t either at the office of the l1 1111'-
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Lend Your Vacant [.01
To a Domelilardener
I will lend my vacant lot to the .Garden Association of
Garden p 01
I will use a plot of ground and will agree to care for
same and to produce all that I can until November 151
17
Street. ,
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Size oflot .......... . .............................. ’
14131
No.
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upon to Mr. L. M. Chapman, local supcr- '
rden Association, Assembly Hall, or leave it
at the South Norwalk Trust Company, or at office in As-
Name. ............... ... .................... .........
Farm Bureau or at the
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Norwalk Chronicler