m 111 to buy without
need or reason.
(Favorable)
a. Summer is coming
B- The miners in working
3. Their wages have been ad-
vanced _
There will be no strikes
Care will be kept movmg
Possibility of a short war
Six months before you
need winter coal
Q. By buying in moderate
quantities as needed
there will be enough to
go around
You can probably get
along with less coal if
'37?“ "Y .
do. Don't get excited
I ,Dont be greedy
at, Den’t blame us
.' Take a sporting chance
4. Summer is coming
The New Selene
INtTlON' OF CHIROPRAC‘HC
Chiropractic is the definition of the
it“ of the ilsease and the art of
sting the same Disease is caused
a wrench, twist or sprain tn thl
" . Even if done, in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain in
llte to the dlflerent organs and
' MN.
and pain, health is restored
’ it harmonizing the nerve sys-
mai attention; also curvature
pins. You will never regret
“the Chiropractor I. chance to
‘ etle treatments given Ilso.
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T. 'Francls, D. C.
1111111911111 8t, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Busts from Palmer School
£113;
on Patents
Ills 51/1111 STREET
IDCEPORT. CONNECTICUT
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Without PlateS
.l.H. Mallory
Qain St. So. NorwalknCt
"'9 ’a.4m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8
s3 By Appointment Only.
Freezers, Garden»;
"your body. Female troubles.
We here a complete steel: new. but ruined
oer
Mmtmmmupm 111.11.11.11“:de
QThe Hatch 1‘3 Balley Co. Q1
2.; 3.1'
' '4: things.
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwelk’slteodingDryGoods Store
(null; the message Tam Tor.
hum” to the “more of Men!
("only is a new at town mouth;
1 l, the country. the Cent;
Muse through it: A;-
ricultursl Department is preparing at
one stroke to show the farm operators
of this district that a Serious situa:
lion the nation is facing in regard
to food. and how the committee will
work 1111b the farmers to relieve
The l-‘ail'field County Farm Bureau
is cooperating in every ,way through
range in prices.
CLEAN UP SALE OF ALL SPRING GARMENTS
PRICED LOWER THAN MANUFACTURERS‘
COST.
Dont let next Sunday find you without a new Coat,
Suit or a Dress. This week we offer these remarkable bar-
gains which you can not al‘ford to overlook. Particularly
should they appeal to those who desire styles that have
enough life and dash to them to make them stand out
from the common place at drastic price cuts. Come and
save m0re than 50 per cent. on your-purchases.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
The Norwalks’ .Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Ap-
parel'ol the Better Kind for Women'Who Know.
-ils committee and local directors to!
make these meetings 11 success. It is
ltelt 111111 the gatherings where the
farmers can meel,exchan,1,o their per-
solml views and question the speak-
ers will be of the utmost service in
furthering the movement, and in clear
ing away any doubts or misunder
standings that may exist.
'All iarm operators or other inter-
ested persons are invited to attend
ltlle meetings. The schedule, as far
{as it has been completed for Tues-
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.SlyllSh Suits and Coats
Every Garment in Our Big Stock has its special
attraction and individuality. All of the popular
weaves and latest Shades are shown with a wide.
Dainty Waists of Many Fabrics
THIS Is 51.11551.
day, Wednesday and Thursday, May
1,“ ., and 3, together with tile cllalr-
men and spepkel's for each town is as.
1011mm--
1 Tuesday.
Pairileld, Greenfield Hill Orange, 84
n. 111.; W. O. Ilurr and E. F. von Welt-l
berg of Agricultural committee: Illnl
DJ M. Raslall .udvlsory3t'xp111'l of!
Mobilization committee.
URGANIZAIION DINNER
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Shelton. ‘“ Shelton Chamber of! A business session followed the dill-
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New Potatoespk. 80c
Be .t Creamery Butter 45clb
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ompound Lord 200 lb
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
(‘ mpmrcc rooms, 8 p 111.; Mayor l".
{W}, Kneen and A. J. Bruntlagvc of nor presided 0"” b." Judge 10113 H
Stm'rs College. lldght.
Sherman. 101m 1’13” " l'- 111.. I \ ‘Snlilh,secr1111ry in charge of the Ru
lAtchisnn. local Farm Bureau director: r11! “ ork of the State Y. ‘1 C
l.S J. Wright Falrficld County l'lllml
1111115111111 county attenl and D D Iovc- stole the purpose of the contention,
lure secretary. Dunbul'y Chamber of and he gave an interesting outline oi
Commerce.
Wednesday.
New h‘alrtiolll. Town Hall, it 11. 111.,
Course M. Nevins, local Farm Bureau
director; 5., J. Wright. FallrfivltlQClmhlmn A>50C11ill0n ‘0
(Younlv 111mm and I). D. Lowluce needs.
llanbln'v Chamber of Commerce.
llrlcle of the sluts, and
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lulssloncr N1 11' liar tn, (hairmlln 111 UN 1111.
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SPECIALS
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to I ........... . . . .. 23¢
Dunham’s Cocoanut, 10c pkg. cut to ................ 83*
Swift’s Premium Oleo, a pkg. ................. '... 28¢
le Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ............... 21¢
Parlor Matches .................. 3 tin- cunt boxes 10¢
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ASTULL
‘24” Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
We givelllc iamous Profit Sharing Coupons
with cash purchases
RUMP CORNED BEEF ...................... 22¢ 11..
SWISS CHEESE .................. 40¢ ll).
AMERICAN CHEESE 32¢ 11..
NEW CHEESE . . .......................... 32¢ lb.
Beers Meat 82 Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk. Phone 1180. ’
13 MAIN ST. -'
Norwalk. Phone 881.
1"27—129 witsumcrou'or 3
SO NORWALK
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5, Window Screens, Q
Phone.1069-2
. Delivery.
8o. Nona-l .
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Special lor Wedhetday
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CORNED SPARERIBS
VINEGAR ................ ~ .......... 4.. 13¢ bottle,
LEMONs .............. ‘ ............. ....... 15¢ .102 _
20 ORANGES ........ 4 ..... .................... 25¢»
GRAPE FRUIT ........... . ............ 4 and 3 254111
RHUBARB. ..... ' ....... Q ................ 3.; bunch. '
SPINACH ........... ~. .‘I ................. .. ..35¢ pk
SQUASH .................. 5.1 lb
Schullze’ s Santial'y Markets
32 Warhington St.
_ dtréclor;
. cousin 2 little cold. it aggravated the
but not until we tried Foley's Honey
(and Tar did anything produce any
l or returned. " “Foley‘ s Honey and rat-
-' coughAdv.
4, .Men’s Crawford Oxfords at $2. 50, $2.79, were $3.50, $4.01),
Munroe. Town "an. 3 D4 111.. A Young Alena Christian Association; ‘
"“"Illlml and other speakers. S'E. T. Boles, secretary of 1111' Slitlt‘ l'.
Q'M'FI;'X'1'4NI_" l'lb‘I‘ln 4114”“; 3 I; 1114-4“ m 11.1' .1.; \\ Scymout l.-11c.1 of llr1111."l
‘11 111-01111 rec or ‘1111 e 4 .
40mm” Fm'nr‘ltnwuu and l) Wm pol-l 1.2112(lnron1'e llill Flank l). D
”mm “'tht'lt’l clla1rmun 0f lltlm'. pastor of the Baptist (llllltll of Slum-
fortl; James Charles .A. Russo", (bull'-
luan of the Y \l. C. A. of \liddles1'.\
coullty;'.\lr.Frccul1ln one of the in!
QGaldelt Coliltlm'oe “ridgcpot'l.
Thursday.
TM: 11 Hull.
I ltrrnl: flnhl Dentin, S 11.
m., Prod S. Beers. inc-.111 Palm Blll'acu “l i
.llll'ec'tor; SS. J4 Wright 1) l) 1‘0““ lcruutionul «ecrelarlns of the A. \i.
lave.
Weston. 8 p. m., Town Hall; l. 1'
l-‘unton. local Farm Tlnreuu director.
and sneakers representing garden andll
cunning work.
" Wilton. 8 11. 111.. Town Hall:
Fl (1. .H. Sellout-it. local Furm Buletlu Danhllry, Harry :0. Scofield and Guy'
“gel?“ “3“ other 51?:32": ll E M 'S. dtl‘lllnrlne of Stamford lolln \l.
or P“ D. 111.. TI 4
110,194 member oflthe Executivo Com Glmer of NorWalk John H. Light 0!
Q The following men were olocte
11 county committee for F
tzy Bacon \Vnkemun of Fulleield,
mitten of the Mobilization Commltl South Norwalk WWW! H 13“” 0‘ measure now pending in the stale.
Shepard 0f legislature to prelent the manufan
tee; R. C. Lester, local Farm Bureau Green‘s Farms. George 11‘
HMB‘ Cooke and other liethel. H. w. Store of New Canaan,
.Henry '8. lllawley of Bmokfleld.
'Chnrles \\'.D1;ane and C. E. Hilton 0!
Bridgeport. C'. /. Morse of Shelton. H.‘
J. Diesel] and Seth Low Plerrepoht ol'l
'Ridgcfleld, Arthur .l. Smith of New-
speakers
Easto11.(}rangc Hall. 8 11,111., J. Ar
tllur Shnl'uood of the AaIicullllrall
Committee 11ml nibal' tfllallk9l‘fi.
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ding
The committee" organized by up-
pointlng Judge John H. Light chair-Q
'1111111; Seth Low Plerrepont ol Ridge-l
field and George F Shepard oi Bt‘lll- l4
cl. v-lcerhnirman; 4111111 Harry “Kl
Hoyt of Danbul'y, treasurer; and a'
splendid inspirational address 11115!
made by Albert E Roberts. New \’11er
International Secretary of the t '.\l l
C. A. County Work department
Mr. Shepard presented a plan
uhich I had iormulnted to induce
[the president and congress. to take
action to prevent the tlso of food mu-
, REMOVAL SALE
l Will Sell Entire Stock Below Cost"
Before MOVing to our New 1
Store at31 So.Mai11 St.
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Fathers and mothers worry over a
build with 11 chronic cough. Knudt
Lee, \Vannaska, Minn, writes: “For.
several years Qiuy daughter had a bad
uClll'Olth cough. Every time she
trouble. We tl'ied many medicines.
great relief. In a few days the iron
ble entirely disappeared and has nev-
for coughs, colds, croup, whooping
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Ladies' Mayfair Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, $1 79, $1. 98, $2. 25 1
Ladies’ White Canvas Hi-Lace Shoes at $1. 4491 $1 69. $2. 50
Children-s Brown Play Oxfords, sizes 5 1-2 to 2, 98c.
Ladlee'Wlllute Canvas. Pumps, $1. 39. .
A.,to
411111 needs for work in the rural dis.
what walll
1111 lng done by the State Young Men'sl
Sllchl
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'the chairman appointed 11 commit-4
C. A, and Mr. (‘urlev of Yale College. ‘
4 poor coalition. and with the exception
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nu.
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Roddlnc. Glance Hall, 3 l' 111.. 1" te1 on registration and 11 (Dnllnlllt‘t
l’ Sanford )l;1ster_oi’ ltl'dlllm:
finance Charles H Plump of mm Ion resolutions, and “bile these c—oul ,
1uhural Cnmlllitlec. mittens were performing tl1eil'11"401k
I Bthol place 1"“ W‘l Rfifiifl'llt’d. ("'0 shut inlertstlng uddrosacs 111111)
I". Shenul'd of Mobilization Conuuit .11111110 by lion 1. “-4 Clol'clnnd of‘
11111 Henry I". Kyly, state Food (
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He called upon one.) Hedleyl The Leading oulfil'ers
ln Norwalk
Here is the place to see the larg-
est and best assortment of clothing for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls.
1 , When you buy on credit we div-
ide ~the payments so that some never be-
; come a burden to you.
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such material would be greatly need
their alike. in the great war.
M111 tum" W. ["0“ and J M033 ”95 0' ed by the people of this country and: man s
d “3 lcriuls in the manufacture 61' illtoxl- oi the first round Gneb forced tho
airfield coun- eating liquors in tiew of the fact that fighting. McCoy was forced to ill»
ropes in the foul',tl1 sixth and tenth
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Rev. .7. H. Thompson of this CHYQSTEAMSHIP CARRYING
brought? before the convention the
lure of intoxicating
state during the “"111.
4passed unanimously
jmeasur 1'.
The benediction
.nounced by Rev.
\\' ii 5
conv Pntltll 1
dillt‘.
lelNllP ClllPlJllN
11' as adjourned
liquors in tlils‘ The
and :1 ‘0“? “'33 Line steamship Ballarat, of u.—
endorsirs ”10 120 gross tons, which was need
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TROOPS SUNK
LONDON, May 1, p. p.m——-
Peninsular ands Oriental
as a troopship, was sunk recently
then pro by a German submarine. All the
.lohn Slmlleton of troops were savfid.
ton.11nd Charles H Plump of Rctl- the Congregational Church. and tllel
The Ballarat was
carryiltg '
1111110111: troops from Australia to England.
The soldiers were rescued by
British torpedo boat destroyers
and trawlers. ' . 4
:OPPO E ROAD HOUSE LICENSE.
Slikllll TODAY 5...... C... .... .1... M..-
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continued through this yeal'..1tt least.
Moreover. in the case of back yards.
nulny of which can be madcsliulltly
by little 11'0er ground is otfel'ed for
golden work that helps servo another
great. cause.
The health officials, street depart,-
meut officials and police of ll'le'city
are urged to cooperate. in every way
for the success of the movement.
Tile cleanup campaign 1' as oillciul
ly launched this mowing and the
street depmtment llas allcady lmlid-
led 11 large amount of extra wastn
material and rubhut'e placed on the
sidewalks by local citizens tor 1"911101-
(t1
Tomor'lou has been designated as
s1 eclal “clean up” day for the First'
District Tile stleet department will
make special Cffoxts to take care of
, the uptown SGCllOTlB of the city 111
that time. and it is urgent that every-
one get those backyards well cleaned
out so that more room may be41’uade
available for the planting of the fam-
ily garden.
Thursday will be the Second Dis
trict's special day and Friday will beI
set oslde for the Third Dltsl'lot. Q
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M’COY IN POOR FORM
'rl'r'rSEURG Pa», May 1-"--Hmy home Satulday
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'son, Thomas A. Edson
ford Club's Application.
NEW HAVEN, May 1.~Simc:1
Lake, {be submarine inventor, audios
Lake. wet-'1
among the remonstrnnts yesterday to
an application for 11 liquor license for
a roadllousc in Milford by the Post
Road Automobile Association, Whit-:1
is said to be a club of l(')l‘l_\ 1111 1111)
S. A. libby, a \‘4301' Haven l'ztilr 171d
olilcial, “ho is. one of lllr.‘ objectors.
told the county commissiontks that
he could not believe the, club was :14
bona-flde. project. He said that ”in
membel's_of llle organization 111111814
have to drink a lot of liquor to 1111115411
the club pay. According to his inter-
pretation, 1t roadhousc was better do—
scrihed as " a place where an anti!-
luobilist can get 11 linger ofScolch 11111!
then go out on the Milford tlllnpiko
and kill himself." Among other on-
jeclol's were Rev Father P ll. Mc-
Lean and Howard C. Mesm'vc Tho
commiSslolers‘ decision 11 '11:. 1""
”sorted.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 1111111211911 .5:
South Norwalk are the proud parents
lot a. 10~pound son, M10 111 111 2d at their
Mrs Ramsdell Wit
Grcb. of Pittsburg. W011 on points over Miss Brecker, the daughter of Mr. an!
Al McCoy. at Brooklyn mlddlewelsht Mrs. William 11.111.14.111“ of Bedford
champion
" Motley appeared to be in‘
are last night 1“ a ten Place .—1Starn'iord Advocatfin
-:*8c-141linet 11.1.11... «my one."
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