m the blur will be some day his view will some day the war be over, some day all Im be dineherged.‘ day potatoes will be ‘ , some day good flour not be high, some day ’ taxes Will be steeper, day our country will be ’19 alloy 11. lot of coal is ‘, some day we ’11 put it bin, some day our will be humming, Notwi oar want when you. want it. ..\ goodluekwithgetting throughenuniberofoarsendheve new a large stock although not in all grades as usual. We are bending every energy to g'iVe you the service that the reputation of the Batch 1h Bailey Company implies, but please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you Railroad Conditions as affecting your order Forsometimepestsgreetportionoftheleethes ~ ember-good and lumber shipments into thatterrltoryba almostimposaible. Thisoonditionisnotgrowlng sndfrominterviews withReihoedOfncielewe learn that thereiselightpossibilityofenyreliefwithinthsnesrfnture. gi vebeen eey'better and stoppages we have had RRE5 1213113513.? new 51211111213 l 'I'ION OF CHlROPRMT“. -practic is the definition c ' of. the license and the art or ' the same. Diseese is causes reach. twist or sprain tn the] Even if done in childhoodl , pinched nerves and pain in lifts to the dinerent organs and vi tore remove IIlO 081159 of our body. Female troubles el attention; also curvature ins. You will never rum to treatments given also. Francis, ll. C. 'y lngton 81.. So. Norwaik. Conn. dilate from Palmer School 1 l l Undergarments, Petticoats and you don’t buy here you are 1113!: 33 South Main St. Final Clean up Sale Of all Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, best you’ll find here priced lower than any store on earth: If ey out. CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLINERY The Norwalks’,Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Ap- parel of the Better Kind for .Women Who Know. Muslin Millinery. Everything of the , South Norwalk. 7 c 5 ’ Arm'selsim . 1 Vi‘ii‘ltlllnfl those- cities of the county t s \f'r \“ 'v/ \w .44” \VPI.‘ ’ \\ "1““ ".r ” ‘1‘.“ Q” L“ a! Norualk p1odu1'ers' at“: Beautiful Pansy Plants 25c Basket or 5 Baskets $1.00 NATIVE ASPARAGUS ...... . ................ 35o bunch NATIVE RADISHES .......................... 5c bunch 2 lbs. FANCY TOMATOES ......................... 25c Beers Meat 8: Provision Co. (2 Stores.) 6 NORTH MAIN ST. South Norwallt. Phode 1180 13 MAIN ST. NorWaIk. Phone 851 m ‘ CALVES LIVER ........... RHUBARB Stilllz 32 Washington St. Specials for l‘hursday ORANGES .‘ ................ GRAPE FRUIT ........ . . .. ONIONS ......... 1 ......... 3's is 111.11 y Markets .1 , .................. .. 22c lb. .................. 20 for 26c . 6 for 25c ................... 50 bunch 8c lb. ............... 1 _ 39 Main St. I ls -'l i —= 8001110 rtStreex Earr' Norman or Send for Booklet on Patents . 11115 MAIN smear I EPOR'l‘. CONNECTICUT ’ A remedy for infections of the urinary tract. Painless non-poisonous Ed dull not stricture. limes in l to 5 days. . calms. 6m 01. or 3 bottles ea. 75. “’ "cameraman. South Norwalk. Nor-walk. 011 Have . . ' SPECIALS Any Junk Force, per pkg. .............. . ........... . . . . ......... 100 L ‘ Shredded Wheat ................. . ............. 2 pkgs. 211; S. Jane 1' Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to. .................. . . . 23c ‘. _' Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, lb ..................... 210 'eséor to Wm. Efi'ron. ; Selected Mixed Tea, lb. ...... . .. ..................... . 250 1311011: ‘99 l Fancy Evaporated Peaches,‘ 111 lb. pkgs. ..... ' ............. 130 A. STULL 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. NORWALK “LII PRODUCERS Thor t'onnvclli'ul lll'n‘k 111 actively l'i'uslus'cru' 1 hearted to where 1h»,- mllk producers have not Its-H] fully organised to the end that a uniform and adequate pricr to be paid deiryuieu [or milk may be agreed upon. ll. 0. Daniels of Middleton: and J. 11‘. Hum of Ridge-field bare been doing some real work during the past few days, devoting their energies to or ganiziug the producers who supply milk to Norwalk. That there is a great need of this is evident by the fact that there is at present no uni- fmm price paid to producers by the dttllcl's. one dealer in Norwalk who buys from five farmers in Lewisboro within a “stone’s throw" of each 01h: 121' paying three different prices for milk thus obtained. Some of the getting less than producers in N1»; Milford who are shipping info the same market The present high prices of feeds and farm labor make it absolutely no- cessary that producers receive a price for milk that will not only mean a fair profit}, but insure that it will pay them to keep up the herds and thus prevent the supply of milk from being sevcrely lessened. Better for the deal- ers and the public 10 pay the farmers a fair price for milk, now, than to 1'1» fuse to do so, forcing many 10 gr! rid j Tristram & Hyatt Norwalk’s landing Dry Goods Store Be Patriotic! time for MEMORIAL DAY. FLAG BUTTONS and PINS of many kinds COTTON BUNTING at the old price .............. WOOL BUNTING ......................................... TIN CEMETERY VASES . ' ADJUSTABLE GALVANIZED FLAG BRACKETS ......... Fly the Flag! Despite the great demand for FLAGS we have secured a very good assortment just in ' SILK AMERICAN, BRITISH or FRENCH FLAGS, 12 ins. x 18 ins, mounted on staffs . . .................. .. 390 yard STANDARD U. S. WOOL BUNTING FLAGS 5 ft. x 8 ft, $13.50. 6 it. x 10 ft., $20.00. 8ft. :1 121b, $2550 NATURAL WOOD VARNISHED FLAG POLES COMPLETE WITH BALL AND HALYARDS 1 1-2 1113. x 10 ft., $1.00. 2 ins. x 12 ft., $2.00. 2 ins. x 14 ft., $25 . 50c 5c-10c .................. 70 yard 1% ..\ ............ . $1.50v$2.50 of their cow's. thus lessening produc- tion and causing p01 haps a still high er pr'i1e. because the supply is not! equal 10 the demand. ' The farmers, the dealers and.1ho public must get together, and the pub- lic can be brought into liuc by proper publicity and a plain statement of. facts. Danbur; and Stamford are not yet 'fully organized, it is reponed. but pro v'gress is being made in Dunburv at tho . p1 oscnt time I SOY BEAN ,_ DEMONSTRATIONS! During the past work (Touuly Agent; W1ight of the Falrllcld 1‘ouuly Farm. Bureau. assisted by lion}. G. South! wick, Assistant Agronomlsl, (‘onnncc ; ticul A'rzi'icullurul college. has bccul busily engaged in interesting farmer“ 111 1111' value and use of soy beans Abou1 twentyrllve farms Wore visited , and fifteen bushels of soy bonus plant ' ed. The soy bcsn is called “Au Em- ergency Crop for Connecticut" and its grcm vuluc is for silage 111' summcr moon fccd. Many farmers urn plant- 1111: ”10 soy bonus in with their corn. but it may be planted as :1 51111111111 crop of 10111110. The Farm Bureau has 11 supply 111 circulars sort-1 purcd by the Agricultural Stations of the State giving full in- lormniion in regard to the. uses for any bonus, soils and fertilizers. inocu- lation, variation, planting cultlvntlon and harvesting. and any person c2111 :1 copy hv addressiue the Fair County Farm Ilurt’uu, Norwulk, Conn In addition to thc sov bonus sown for silage and fornuc, Mr. Wright and 2111'. Soullivvlck nrranucd with 11 num- ber of flowers to ulnnl. for 11 sccd crop. 'l‘o iliosc doing it. seed was furnished free. with the undcrslaud- 1111! that a record will be kept of the yield and that it will be used solcly for sci-d purposes. The farms upon which the plant- int: of the past week was done 11"1' largely in the vicinity of Wilton pull Slnmfm'd. Othor plantings will be made in Long Hilll'rsoction and other parts of the county. BIRTHDAY SOCIAL OF FIRST BAPTISTSE (Foulinucd From Page One) 1 fringed borders of pink, added to the general effect. The Committee llnv- inn this work in charge were: Mrs. Ralph Havens, Miss Florence floors and Mrs. I). W. 'l‘. V1111 Boron, and the result of their 1'1:I cful w ork was greatly uppr'ccluted. The following: propulm was rendered, .1nd was lis- tened to with much ple.1surc:»~ Vmc'l Solo ............... Mrs. Stone Violin Solo ............ Ralph Arnoll Dialogue—Wesley Mochan-nnd Earl Decker. Vocal Solo .......... Mrs. l-‘enuiman Ductl—wllrs. Stone and Warren Sco- flel’d. . Recilaiiou. . . . . . . .Mlss Mac Fallon Tel. 371 l2 EAST INDIA BUTTER, Amcl'i East India Tea Co. 5 Washington outlet .. 4.30 lb. 111's Finest Crczuuci'y PURITY COFFEE, the best. vnluc in Alncl'icn, ......... 300 lb. 1.3 88:11 Stamps Free. S? PURE CONDENSED MILK . . ECIAL BLEND COFFEE, "hotter Thuu Most Best (‘ offecs,‘ 5 lbs. for $1.00 2 cans for'26c E i l 1 Vocal Solo ............... Mrs. Stouc Refreshments solved—National hymn sung by all. All of the numbers were of great merit. Refreshments, fruit. lemonade and chocolate russc were served un- der the direction of the committee: Mrs. L. I". Scofleld Mrs. James Even- dcn :1an Miss Charlotte Gresscman. Miss Ella J. Byxbcc. treasurer of the . society received the..offering. and 1'0 ported;lu‘enty-sevcu dollars and cigll- ty-six cents to be added to the trolls ury. SUPREME COURT“ 1 JUDGE RESIGNS, (Continued From Page One) I Concerning the. falluie of the 11111 NORWALK AERIE lo .211 through the General Assembly, W. .W «W Judqe Tulfle SH"! ”1 am “1‘1““ that REFOR M ED. “And why did you reform and be- come a poor, but honest mechanic, when you were the most skilled safe- opener in the world" we asked the former cracksman. ”I tried ,to open a window in a railroad coach one day." was the reply, “and my failure took all the heart out of me.” Been Worse." VERY APPROPRIATE. «11m favmnhlc notion bv the upliciary rommitlee the bill was referred to the committee on appropriations. from A certain theatre in’Cnnada had a Whom it received not even the court- soloist whose ability was more or ice doubtful. finished "executing" a solo and agon- *. ng the audience the lights went out and this title of’the first pciture was -tl1ro‘wn on the screen. "It Might Have 5 rev of unfavorable action. ‘l4‘or myself 1 do not cure but in 0‘19 evening ““9” She 11““ behalf of the others 1 cannot but pro- 'nst, against this indignity cast upon them by a coordinate branch of the state government with reference to a bill which was introduced and advo- catcd in their behalf vvlthout the in- -spir§tlon or solicitation of a single w r '11 Ame of them They asked 1101111112! '111 ilu' some more “born they landed .11... conclusion of its work in Wash- ”'1‘-— I... themselves of tho legislative branchll “other than the ordinary couriesles be- tween public servants. This could‘ have been extended oven in an un-l favorable report. The failure of 1111 committee to report of course prc vents further legislative action upon 1111' matter. it also prompts an in- (creating, though perhaps fruitless, speculation as to a possible conflict between the expressed sympathy of me so—callcd loaders and 1111' will mi k 'l those actually in control." I‘RENCHMEN REACH HOME IN SAFETY lis“ ll‘ominucd :12: 1111110 0111') Nat very speC'a' plc hurl becn most touching to 1110111.: Allcr thrunolublc reception in \‘1-11 York tho party had ili1lded. 11111111111} “mupS, om' hauled by Marshal Jof‘fl'c' and the other by .\l \' 11111111 had made 1H. Krieger 1 Co. RUG DEPARTMENT 9 x 12 "Axminsfer .Rugs' 9 x 12 Map Tapestry 191? designs. Come and take your pick early. prices. All new (1’ 11 flying fish 10 (‘1111111la.'l‘l1c pai'tvl rcunilcd 111 Baltimore on Monday“ May 14, 11nd 1'1'1u1'ned to \‘l’nshinglon. E P t ’1 it was presumed ll1cv worc return-f asy aymen S l in" to take up their confu'cnccs on; . ' the conduct of the war but they rcal- i on WiSh I hem lv 1'olu1'ncd to make their farewelli . . «isils to l‘1'csidc1it “1124.011 and other I ‘ _- American olllcials. lp to that limo : 1F ___L"‘ more had boon not 1w an 1111111 ' ' . r. . ., 1 n 1 11- ..-_ . ! __.‘_ 5 lion 111111 the 1isilols were to leave s0 5'00“. Their 5W'fiill ll‘fllll “HF held some silk Anu'ricun flag on 1111 upright in waiting and lute 111.11 nfte1',11oon lll,stu11dn1'd. 11(:"1old11nco with carefully laid plnnsl Arm. 111111 most lnlmcslinu111011121111 lhc missibn sud away again. doub- had bccn (oucluded dancing 1 11s on ling back 0101 the roulc il luld 1'111-103911 until a pm. ho111. ice cream, 1-1'c1l earlier the some duy and lcnch- l ”11;“ and lunch “91-9 scrud during I’ll Nt‘VN "ork bt’lOl‘f‘ midnight. 1}“. jnuir IIIISSIOII. 'l‘ugs 11'1'1'0. ready and the Frcncb- men 1vc1'c taken lo the liner 11111111111 for them in 11111ls11'1~:1111. The ship sailed out through the harbor nuiu'ds fair. which was onc of the most suc- ccssl‘ul cvculs ol ils kind cvcl' ghcn by the locul Norwnlk Acric, consist- in ”'9 94““! “01W 0“ 'l‘m'e'dfll' "lm‘n' cd «of William C. Powell, chuirliun: “‘1': 11nd 5“ well had ”“3 1‘1““5 been John l1) .Lcwis, .lumcs McNamara. told that it was generally suppos?d William E. (l‘Bl'icn and Thomas in New York that the ”1101' 11nd 1101' llrudlt'l'. convoy were sailing for Hampton Roads to lake on 11111 French party. NORWALK WILL HAVE 2,700 CARDS (Continued From Page 0111') on coming to the llnlto-d States 'll‘ .1: ships. l1o-'c1",1'1 \v'ch' luylng' their course across 1111' Minolta! through the dangers of the submarincg __.._ zone. for Brest. Tho woulhcr condl-u lions for the homcwurd voyage were inn the local board of registration 3 favorable, for the moon was duck. ,fi.) sccux'c assistance and this [will Another n-rleuation Here. 1simplify limiters :1 great deal, as the WASHINGTON, May 33.——'\Vilh the work is considered enormous for the 111,1'ivnl here today of the Italian war small force which it was thought or» "i“v'r'n hooded bv 1’. P... If. Ferdin- iglnully would have to do 1l1c work. undo di Savoin, prince of Udinc and a After the board has completed scr- n'embcv of the llulinn reigning" house. vice. reports will be umdc lo the gov confcrcnccs with American oflicinls eruor ol all persons 1131111011111; 1011m- (lVf‘l 1131' problems are to begin after! 1111 services and those. i11--,111111 will the 1isilo1's have been folmully rcceiv- bc H‘DOl‘ll‘d to 1110 federal authoritics ed by President Wilson and other that due recognition be dCCOldCd high government officials. Many 01 Th registration will be made by the ontcl'laiiuucuts have been plan- cilics and towns and not by coumics. nod 111 then honor 'lhc registration borud is chum. :ed Sec'cinry Lansing and olhe1 State with the safekeeping of thc registra- llepmtmsnt officials arranged to loud lion cards 1'1flc1 they are made and the miss .1011 at the station. A mill with making copics for thc usc of the fury and naval escort was provided adjulfint general. to accompnay the visitors to their Every possible publicity is urged hpadquarmys, 1 to all matters concerningr the military The conferences of the members of' registration. the mission with 1"eo1escnlatiws of' M— the United States will be similar to lNVlTATlONS To CORNER STONE those with the British and [‘1 such w'11' . LAYING. missions. Their work will have to, .— 110 11'in1'ipnlly with obtaining: railway A meeting of invitation committee uni-111119111. coal and iron and steel. rr - . “vamp“, 1' I“ NW!" 1‘1“” ‘b‘“ anothci 103“ committee in change of the hospital “‘11 b“ "“69”“ by 111111. comer stone laying ccl cmunics, was it is mob 1ble 111111 1110 held this morning at the home of Mrs. Henry P. Price on Elm street inrrlou. will tour various sections of Invitations to 1111' affail are 1,911.8 15. 1"" 9““ ""L‘ 1“"1‘1'“ “W“ “"““‘”‘ kucd today to local fraternal and social 1mm: mam-ding the proposed trill \\ 111 organizations. and to the clergy of the. be cox pleted later cil". W‘l""m Marconi, 1111911101 or ““9 Al'iangemcnls are bcin" complc.ed “‘59 telegnplly ‘5 a membei 0‘ 1111 .191; having the American Band and the W‘Sion' !Ro1vnylon Fife and Drum (‘m'o our 1 ticipalc. in the big street parade, and Iif the affair comes up to expectations I it will he one of the biggcst events HAS LADIES, NIGI’IT ever held in the city. THiRuEE 15th UNDER ARREST. After working on the case for :1 short time. Detective Sergeant Thom— as Hunt placed under arrest last even- ing. Hilden Olsen, Eugene Kelly, and lnthony D. DeDonnto for theft of mass mouldings and castings from the .\'crwnlk Brass Company‘ 5 shop in Me ' chanlc street. The stolen goods were "clued at. about 21111 Thu three men of ihe stage, flanked by the (large were arraigned before I““"" ""1“ a! mission, (Continued From Page One) 1 of Bridgeport daughtel of State Vice- .‘cmcs Otirnnr)" who sang "Lovelight in Your Evrv" I A. Star Spancled Pan’s“ " audience joined in singing the chord! 01' 1 ”“0. .‘h 9 “Jo.” ._\“ ‘1 ‘1! 1’ 'l‘hc commitlcc in churcc of the. 111-: 'é'No BIG YACHT for trial ,11nd were bound over to the Superior Court under 11.41...» 01 ¢lul‘. A11 cfl‘ort was made to n‘ncn 17.11., in ‘Ihe state 1'el’o1'n1a101'y from which he has recently bccn (“sch-”D111. s... 11111 :lulllOl‘lllt‘S dcnicd his admitlancr- The men 1'1'111011'11 the stolen brass 111 dill'r'rcut limos. 11nd hid 1111' has: in it clump o: uusucs -..1 climwoo-l placc, where it was discovered vcslcr- day afternoon by 1111'. local police. No bonds have been furnished rm lhc rclcusc of the mom us ycl. though Dcllonuio is making efforts to sccul‘e the case for his own release. 1 ll.“ v 1 RACES THIS SEASON I What hop. there has been of 11:11- iin: 111 Lust :1 1115519 of big yacht 1'11:- ing (luring lllc coming 5911:1011, which. was held out by the Now York Yucl-l'. club's announccmcnt of a short sea- son, with the 11111111111 ruccs from Glen Cove on June 28, for the Glen Covo cups on July 8. and for the Autumn cups on September ll has 1195 been dispelled. The club has formally vor- cd to withdraw cven 111111 tentative schcdulc, and will have no raiding of any kind this season. Commodorc Bukm' has also ofllciul- ly announced that the annual cl'llis". of~ iho club, which takes place about the first week in August, will be aban— dohcd ,and with it the ruccs for" tho Astor and King's Cups. both of which. are 1:11ch .11 1110 curl of the cruisc of‘l? Newport “bar 'b'.01 This anuouncomem means ll1.11 the .IO'IOOIH‘S, the prides of the club's. fleet. and 1he renmdclcd 40»footcr-. which were productive of so muc~1 rare good sport last season, will not. 110 into connnlssion 111 all this year, but will remain 211. Bristol, R. 1., where :1 majority of lhcm are still in 11111er quarters. Whilc i1 docs not of necessity fol- low, ll1c chances are that. there will be no races for cilhcl' the. Cape Muy‘ ol' Brenton Reef cup. in which Ca!- onel Cornclius Vanderbilt was 924‘ pooled to participate with the schoon- cr yacht Elena, which he purchased from Morton 1". Plant during thc‘win- 1111'. Colonel Vanderbilt himself will be in active service of the country as" 11 soldier and so would have no oppor— tunity to soil his new yacht in those races. ‘s The need of more freight ll'ulllo' which the Council of National Do- fense has at last arranged to provide . for, has long been pointed out by wood in the uptown court this morning Wandering Willie and busty Phones,
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