- 4'." r.
'1' £63!
mmmnonwumm ' , m t; ;; r
IS IN DRY GOODS
slightly damaged by water.
, Pillow Gases, Hos-
sery, Underwear, Etc.
' E. K. BANKS
Mahaclremo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Good'enougb '
'for me
—and good enough for every
live man—live patterns,
live colors, live fabrics, all
made in U. S. A. by Amer-
Just Received
A New Line of
°* ican workers of many.
Bathlng caps nationalities.
30C 40C 50C American dyes dye hard
and fast. Madras shirts
$1.00 to $2.50. Silk shirts $4
DONNELL Y’S ’ 10116.50.
16 50- Main St- Belts——good leather, and
good new material that has
the leather characteristics.
Rogers 81 Stevens
l
iSo. Norwalk
SOUTH NORWALK
N ow
Is the Time to Consider
'And Repapering Your Home
"DUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Plione 1446
J. A. RUBBER
"'108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
N orvr all:
STATE SEN DS SAW Mll-L
:Portable Apparatus Has
warded to England
Connecticut has contributed one pot»
ttablc saw mill unit for England, it was
announced today the t‘omr'cticiit
Council of Defense. 'l‘cit such units
are to be sent acioss the water by
‘Ncw liiiulaiid, and ot' the fix
.‘t:-tles 11i' iliis section now has given
The oil.» 1' i'tilli‘.tll‘t’ to be
money raised by sull-
. For.
by
each
one unit.
«provided by
.\i the request of (iti\'1'l‘lllll‘
Holcomb and the stzilt’
the state board of
"toiiiiol has uppioud an appropriie
tion of 811111111 1111' iliis purpose
"1'i'lptioii.
ll.
itllilll'll of 111 fen e
111'-
1 1. r1111 1""
Mb it it 1 1l;1l‘('ll‘
'l‘iit'a'
-—"Thc Whip,"
iginat production .11 timip 411111
the today and toiiiiiirbw,11":111111111111-
_ d by the 'Ol‘t‘lllnll‘J :1t'11~111oon and
Evening Then» is a great need in lrllglzllltl
'for these sawmill units and men to
*THURSDAV MGHT OWNER handle tllt‘lll. for linulaiid knows his
111; the Country (‘lub \‘i by not make
' districts. Norwalk has been well pat-
' roniaed by these follt of late.
Shelley Beecher, of Reddina is 1111-
,plOyed inspecting hOises for the gov' ,
'- efnment on the. large ranches at
Texas. The government is purchasing Hours of Disigbution
a number of the animals for use in the. Strike Benefits
war. it was announced yesteiday by
"-'ll1c1s ot the lianbiliy hatteis‘ asso1iz‘h
tion that stiilte benefits will he paid
at the oilic1s oi‘ the association oti
war depart merit in this work has both
approved.
.s_. "new.“
PAY FOR HATTERS
of Danbury
of
' ,Eugene Brownlee, of 'l‘yron, N. (‘.,
brother of Dr. H. 11‘. livowiilee, of Dan.
3.. ‘ ' . r
bury' saHEd for llxlllCl‘ 0“ 1‘ ““1“ “Hill Sll‘it‘t‘ ill d‘iuitvnllll' ll lltllll': i liltlilV
June 1, for ambulante .nmk at t 111 and 10"me
front. He. took with liiiii an ainbul- Tm my”; of ”w ank H. Lee lliil
ance, bought and donated '0 the ser (‘11. will be paid at two o'clock this
Vice' bythe ('tizmh ’0' THU” :at‘iei‘noon and those of the S. A. fl.
_..._ 11.111'11,.11. 111-11111111111 a on. 11111
Local managers of the Atlantic &
.Paclflc Tea. (‘0. stores have received
the quarterly dividend from the com-
pany which is given under the new
business arrangement of the (‘tlllCtl'll, _-_
each manager ice eiving 11 Certain pei- WEINERT OUTPOlNTS
centage of the net receipts of his stoie RElCH A1- NEW YORK
for the. past three months.
tleoi'ue .\lcl.;11-lilaii at tlit‘cc o'clock.
'l‘lie finishers of the Frank H. Lee
Hat (‘1). will he paid on Thursday
morninsz at ten o'clock.
Nl1\\' YORK June it. -—(‘h1irle1 Vietn-
cm. of thl-llllli, defeated Al lieith. 01
The summer schedule of the New
York, 'New Haven & Hartford railroad
will go into effect next Sunday. June night. outpointing the local man in
'10. This date was originally named every round exci'lll the ‘olell “ em-
for the summer schedule but the limo ci'i \vcislii'il tSS i-tt lliluml-‘i Rci(l1
r)
0‘
Of the change was set ahead to June 211.“.
24‘. Orders Were issued yesterday put-
, 11;; the new schedule into effect .lune'
t
l llepntv Judge l"i '1111k 1.. Wilder of
'1' to Common Pleas Court has handed
ldown a judgment awarding .109 (111111
lanes. with costs to Charles F. Adam.
3111‘ New Yoik. administrator of the
estate of (1‘01"? S. Adam-5 of West-
.poit, agains: Michael and William
Roy of W estpoit. The plaintiff claims
that the defendants gate the deceased
anot-e for $500 which has not been
paid.
GIVES JUDGMENT FOR $369
HELLEBORE
ARSENATE LEAD'
PARIS GREEN
BORDEAUX MIXTURE
l
Stillson-Powell Corporation
LIBERTY BONDS.
We will be pleased to take your subscription to the United
States Government Liberty3 1-2 per cent. Bonds.
If you cannot conveniently pay for a $50 or $100 bond be
fore June 15th we will buy the bond and you may pay for it in
monthly payments.
' South Norwalk Savmgs Bank
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR '
Aldenv Solmanoni’m. " _ John H. Knapp, Vice-Pres.
"_- Georgo 15. Woodward. Tress.
tie oi" notliiiifl about getting out tini-
Ltoservation “0“" her The ittcution of this country
T" . "a. ';l - thi: when the
A meeting of Noi'w'alk 'I‘ypographi~ “‘l‘ l” ‘ "1‘“ l"_ ‘ .
cal union will be In“ this evening ,1, .\l:1~'<:11~hiis.-tts committee on public
. ' t s: i'it' "x'iv-t throw-h Vernon
tile office of l". S, 'l.v1>1i, in .\oi'th \laIa ‘f ' I” ‘l' h ._ _
' t ' :\\'i'.«,1', an \111111'11'an engaged in llrii-
otrce, lish war seriicc. information that
This 15““. kind “[ “1.1.1111,” that l‘uelziiid was experimenting difficulty
1. ' ,1 .'1 1. )l‘ lli‘l‘
brings the book .11.:1111» and magazine ”‘ ““‘r"“l“"l'll‘l*“l ‘l'“l’” f‘ l' 1'
‘ subscription solicitors to the \illugo “’l‘” 111 l'rancc owing ‘3’ ll" ‘ 0
skilled luuiberincn and equipment.
f‘l‘he cooperation of the United States,
this city, in a it) round limit here last
Silll Wltl
That the internal revenue district
taking in Connecticut and Rhode ls,~
land will furnish a: teasv $3'J,I)1Jtt,l.ltltl
of the $1,300,000.01‘10 to he brought in.
to the treasury by 111-2 war revenue
. bill now bet'orc ('Ullgl'k‘b¢ wa.s indicat-
ed yesterday at the office of the inter-
nal revenue collector. says the Hart
ford Currant. if the bill goes through
the senate in the form 111 which
pa1scd the house. it is likely to row
lutioniZe the work of the department
and otiicials are looking torward
ltlie busiest day;
lnation‘s tax system
A»
when
sure becomes er‘t'cctii 1'.
'lllttrllill Revenue Collector
Ll. Walsh said that l.'-
wnaxinium on the 111111111211 which his
district might collect (lurin': the
coming) 1'.":11 as th e ii-suli of the \\ .‘11
fJ‘t‘H'lltl'.‘ hill iii.» [Ilt‘ilttt'§h(li', he
' had collit'lcd tltrnlttllt'll
\\ ould pin
1 said, 3:3,
ll.ast \1'111' about $Nllllllt-1ttl 11: 1d
I
about
been
c-‘ullittcii alii (illlt‘tltll \\' il~h said it
‘1..1s, safe to assume 111111 betiicui
$13,tloo,titio and $1s,ooo,o1o woull
collectcd during the present fiscal
year. llurizic, tlic cumin; y1ar thesi-
1oiild easily be doubled by the
op
t'if: tires
enactment of the \\ .11' reiniue mea-
bul'l‘.
The collector was 111': preparcd 1
say how the bill would affect his dc-
pai'tiucnt, which ‘1‘illlll0,\‘.~
liic men. it the income tax
in the bill, as p.1s1cd
should go through the
force would be totalli iiialctpuite to
handle the income ta\ i'i'tnrns. as
the number of i'cpeits would
enormous 1'l‘1i]lt)l'llnll"_
greatly increasing the
now
clause
senate this
:: i‘ow t 1'1
Aside from
income.
l'ct'itziiicc, bvceu. protns, liquor,
('uur and tobacco taxes, lllt‘ bill
would \ll‘ill:ill_\‘ abolish the p1'1's"'11t
customs free list and put a 11‘!) per
1cm. addition to existing tariffs,
taxes on iiiaiiut‘actures.
ments, clubs, public utilities
suraiicc, :1 tar-rcacliing stamp
and a ,‘.:l‘1':il|y increased :‘n‘coiid
mall matter rate. All these matters-
will mean more work for the inlet"
nal i'ci'eiiiie dcpai'tnient. but (‘olleo
tor Walsh said that lie was not p111:-
piired to announce what the effect
would be.
"it would be premature to discuss
the bill now," lll‘ said. “it has not
passed the senate, :ililiouah it has
it is :11liiiitt'i"d that
vigorous opposition is to be tnct in the
lsenntc and it is shit to say that there
.will'be loiii: conferences. 11 i1 pointed
lout that find passage of the hill can
not be accomplishv' d in l"s.~' than a
lmoiith and. for that run on \11' can-
not has: aiii st: 111'1111 11's on the hill in
’1 11111 may be
it. liiei')‘tliin':
new
iiiiillsih
and in-
tax
class
I
passed the house.
its pres1nt shape
ironic bit: changes in
{depends on what clauses the bill will
.i'ctain when it goes through the sen-
lilt‘
The internal revenue otlices of mi“
.districi in Hartford. New lliiwn.
llli'idgepot't and Providence are pre-
parini: for :1 task of ht'iculean pro-
Iportions 11s the result of the bill it"-
lfoi'e congress 'l'lie enm‘uaicy hill.
51'ecciitly passed, has increased th"
1cveiiue work, but has been handled
without an increase in the force.
The revenue 111-Pastor. howctei‘. will
probably bring about conditions that
will have to be 11101 with a larut‘i
force.
._._—_.
“NEW HAVEN" PARLOR CARS.
i
l
Trains Are Taken Off.
The repoit that the New Ilavcn'
railroad would soon discmninue all
pailoi cars and diners is far from the
t1uth.As a matter or fact the road
(lots not contemplate anv curtailment
in its parlor car and dining car service
1heyond such restrictions as may au-
.‘ttnratically follow the taking off of
toassenger trains in tlieii entirety.
' it will be remembered that a week
ago New ii
the approval of the public
commissions of Massachusetts,
service
(‘on-
it would drop 199 passenger
What discontinuance of parlor cars
and diners is made will be only such
as results from the dropping of the
trains above referred 10., Of the trains
to be eliminated 157 are operated on
week days and 42 on Sunday. The
curtailment will be made where there
will be the least intei'feiome with pub-
lic convenience.
FICE 0F SECRETARY
The state board of charities has de
-clded to transfer the tattoo of it‘s
secrfitnry, Charles P. Kellogg of Wri-
terbury, from Waterbury to the Capi-
tol, in Hartford, and the work of mov-l
log the office will be started in the,
near future. The change is being
‘made because of the increase in the
duties of the secretary and the iaet‘
that the office will be more centrally
located in the Capitol than it was in
Waterbury.
PAY MillIONS,
mi
in the history of the‘
the m'ra-I
James ‘
no.
i
sixty"
.
by the 111111511.‘
iri-,
aven announced that with-
necticut. Rhode Island and New York.|
trains. :
, [e not
CHARITY BOARD To MOVE OF..
5 ale of Suits
Wash Skiits
Velour Sport Skirts
Sport Coats
1
Values t
l
lllin
Newfiummer Dresses.
$5.00 $7.95 $9.95
, $5 95
$1.00 to $6.95
$4.95
$4.95
0 $12.00
HEREITIS!
The book you but been waiting
in oil those )6.”-
u. - D king
Step bv Stop”
it you n: 1r held 1 recite
your haul [-11 :n- 1111 1-...1'.1 1.. .
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li' ) )'1 a: i. .r £111.! home then-
"' "' : 111.1 a better
..1. li'u‘llllllg :11 :11
. : 1.11 l‘.it‘.t you 111-.1
(1211 bf 11 \1 111 dlt'l 1 .t
the 1111-1ttriil 1'. 111d 11: contolt'ue
0111121111; .1 11111115 garment
111.“th (um . ' ‘
llie laiig'i
:11 :l IL‘UlIlllLlL .
r.
i:
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It “ill ciiuli‘c _ sic the cost
of the bout. 1" y llllltn L‘lt'l.
IT] in the coupon below and mail it to.l..).
T11}: [Error-1A1, RE\|EW (ournxr
214 .‘2'1 \\ est 3)“) Street,
New lurk, N
CENll t .\1 z\
l'.lC. oscl ind $125 for which please an me postage mil c1: (11)
of
1113111111111 111
11111 ’FlANEWllt
1111 11111111111
Shows New Aerial Torpe-
docs and Types of Guns
Used in Most Modern Ali
Craft
By 11121111111111, MANNING.
‘ \\‘.\Sllth:’l'ti.\', ll 1‘, June
pait Jhat the aeroplane is playing in
the European \\:i.' \\ as minutely 111--
scribed to the liousc oi i'cpi‘eseiit"-
tii‘i's l"l'i1l1i_\ Lilli'l'lltll‘ll by t‘onhrcs,~
inaii .liillll Q Tits 1 of t‘oiiiici'iicut,
iiictnbci' ct 13.1: Million Allan's 111111»
lllilit'i'.
While the entrance of the chamber
'would not 111-12.111 of brmuina in .111
aeroplane for mhibitiozi. .\ii'. 'l‘1lson
had on hand lli' 1111'.\'.:11'1al torpedoes,
the types of machines anus tip-d 1'11
111'1'111pl1u1s :1111! oihtr :11 1111.1 111 nor
ior t‘lilllbl'. ion '11 11111111cti1111 with lii.
>511” 1' t'll
it 11' .1s M1.
to the Home
il‘
1d:1t liiiq' h it. ' 11111' 11111111 and manu-
t':"11t'iie of sum lamps and small arm:
ammunition.
No Pleasure to Contemplate.
f‘l‘hcsc' 1'11L'i111s of death and de-
i-ll‘tltllilll which _\"u see before you
now are not ailt:'_1'ih1-1‘ pl1-.i~aiit to
contcniplaic.” nihyllr. 'l‘ilson 1n tom.
1111-11111“: his 5.1.1.1111 “i am 11 man of
twin. and look ltiiis'n"l_\ for the WW
vheii more will tetiiin to bless the
t‘ll'l’i. it in) “woeful iilt‘lli‘tulii‘lis
aloz'c were considered, ,1 should be fit
to be '.1 .s’mnlay school supei'iiitcnih iit.
instead of tiiiidisli w-tapoiis All do
strut-lion l .~ll(\'lltl pictei to how my
ilioiitchi: d\\1ll upon doies oi peue,
oliic lli':tt'('lt1'.- and ilauoiir 11f l1:111p1
Jillt'l‘. liehiu, however, 11 member of
the war 1‘1illllllillii‘ of this liouse it is
111;. duty net to shrink from the iiii~
pliaisaiit, but to hid it possible izi riv-
in: this House 11 clearer unders'aiid-
in; of the ii'eapohs with which we
nziist wit. 1.. war."
.\lr, 'l‘ilson lllt'll spoke generally of
the 1t11elop1uent oi" the
:\.l.\lllL i' was first used tor rcconii‘ais-
sauce work. such as scouting l.'1.1-1'.
he said. the ili'ilrs began taking out
shots at each other with revolvers.
and today the machines are armed
with machine Quits.
Shows Machine Gun.
lic midhited the Tickers
:tin and iii0 liilllt‘lthlt‘l‘t‘lt‘l' 111m. The
toimer. he said, is generally startin-
eiflv on the line of the axis of the 111.1-
(‘llillt‘. so that the 21111 is not pointed.
but the 111.11'l1ine is aimed. The tenet-
lic rchr is used as a revohing 01' tur-
'i'ilscns second lecture
11:1pl~nicnts of war
ii.
1.
1
. ret 1:1111, son. etiiin s on a revolting 1e-‘
' desttil.
.\l1' l‘lls on then rev'eited to his
. \pt‘fK l1 of three 11 Win arm and made"
1111110 e\planations oi the Lnfield rifle.
lNot to Be Discontinued Except Where “1 his f0lll‘-t‘1‘‘llt’H‘lllll‘Dlt‘dli‘N‘tl lllt’ (lestlllCllon with the Bar'low aerial'
ll‘niied Fltilt‘SJllilH would not be
equippul for service in l-‘i ance with
the 5111 matte 1t rifle but would use
the i-jntield min which is helm: manu-
fatcured in this (ountry for the Brit-
ish army. This change in army rifles
has since been made.
The British Entield rifle which is
being made in this cniintiv now he
said. is 11111 the (mix Biitisli 1ifle, but;
'is decidedly iinprov.ed it shoots al
'30:) cartridge instead of the 0111.286
calibre and has other improvements
.borrowed freely from our Springfield
i ville.
Rifle Disadvantages.
Our Springfield rifle he said has
Some disadiHantages pai'tnularlv the
sight, which'is .\\t at 54‘ yards for
battle. which means that when we
shoot at 200 01' 300 yards, we have to
1aini much below the target instead
.of at it. The Uni. ed States arn1'y,hel
isaid. should do better shooting with
the Enfield than is possible with the
Springfield if all other things are
q . .
The rifle being used by the French,
and being manufactured at Bridge-
p01t. Conn” was then exhibited by Mr.
Tilson.
“See what a beautiful well balanced
piece this is." said Tilson holding it
up for the. inspection of the House
members. "Tbs rifle is made ii
'Bridgeport under contract with the
French government. They have about
10000 of those now on hand .and are
pre ared to motion great many more
It s providedwwlth a long keen bay-
'onet. another advantage the Ranch]
has over the Springfield.
It is longer than the Springfield.
6 ~ 'l‘hc‘
il
aeroplane. .
machine
lhas ht?“ rather in the direction of
imoie cold Sit-Pl wort. than shooiim:
lyou 1/11 see how important it is to
tarry a good bayonet.’
The German Mauser. the Spriiiul
'f‘ield, Entield and French suns Wel'el
then (omparcd it “its found the,’
l-Jiitielo is tour inches lonuu from 111
to tip than the German guns, and thel
l~‘1'1nch c.1111 eight i111hes lt)lll£~’l‘ even
than the E1,nfi1hl “llltll it was 111:1'51'1'd:
should be a decided dilHilllttL e in .1
uhtiyulit't clash.
New Aerial Bomb.
Tilson next exhibitul to th: “(1th
an aerial bomb liii‘en'cd by Lesicr l'.
lai‘low of the Marlin Arms ('Ullttll‘tl'
tion of New Haven. “'lilt‘ll'll': declar-
,cd is the most \vonderi‘iil death deal-
ing Weapon ever desicned l1 1\
plodes six feet from the around. )5».
said, and what all li.li!tlil'- lz'i.
, been looking for for )l'iil’r.
“llailow's personal iii-tor}
interesting." said ’l‘ilson. "llet'erc lit
“‘11s 13 yc.i.‘:t old he enlisted in tin
Euavy as a coal passer and scived four
years, While in the navy he was. in
addition to his duties as coal passer".
permitted to do something: in coiiiiic~
iioii with electrical work. and'tinzilly
Worked as an electrician. Leann: the
1111\y. he “'ciit into automobile work
and became acquainted with explosive
engines. Finally llc not acquainted
with \illa, and was fora year and a
l
,I
l
l.‘ ,
is \‘1'1')'
. ~_ half a Very important member of 1.1'11-
about More in elts tit—'0 he explaou
1.1'111 \‘illa's staff. During this time he
experienced with aerial bombs from
Villa's aeroplanes." '
Given Encouragement.
When things in Mexico became
such that a young American could no!
longer iemain connect ed with \illa
young Bailow came back home and
acquainted (‘11iieial “'11le with his
discoveries. Wood have him every
encouragement and ordnance otllcialsi
furnished him funds and materials to
develop his aerial bomb. Expert
ments conducted last September. ’l‘il-'
son assertml, had been entirely suc'
cessfiii and satisfactory to the 01d
name otlicials of the “ar dep artmcn’ ‘
lleuiuse this iltl‘lill bomb will ab
solutcly dcsirny everything within a"
radius 1.t' :ltiti'fcet of where it 11»
plod1-s and is dangerous to evei'yiliin:
within a mile, it has been ditiicult to
hive it :1 proper trial at the Sandy
Hook proving: ui'ounds. Expi'l‘llllill's
that havi- been made with it. however;
’l‘ilson said. have proved highly satis
factory. l
Regulation of Mithanism. -
The mechanism of this bomb (‘itll'
be so regulated as to have it explode
six fe1t above the ground w-lnu it
hits the water when firing on 11 sub-
maiine when it hits the siibmarine.’
or it can be made to explode anv de-'
sired distance under the water.
The explosive used in the aerial
bomb is trinitrotoluol. commonly call:
ed '1‘. N. ’l‘ The bombs could bi mods."
in large iiiimlieis foi about $710 each
'l‘ilsoii thought.
The goiei'nnient has recentlv pur
chased it place neat llampion where.
it is intended to complete the expert
merits with B111"'slow intention. The
experiments with it so far indicate
that iiothinc now being used by 11111'
'of the nations at w .11 can compare iili
l
l
1
1
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l
l
1
1
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bomb.
Mi. Tilson was closeli questioned
throughout by his homers who paid
the strictest attention to all he had to
say.
r
5.1;“. as t1 "e" no
l o 1 IWKYKQle”:
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'l'lie Evening Line-Up
Both children rind grown- ups, with
coughs and colds, are all the better for
l
"Air :1' can llrcssnmhing Step by Step]
Or on sale by
JAMES DONNELLY
SO NOR WALK
Uncle Sam Uses
Mckee Refrigerators
on His Best
Battleship s-
for efficient and economical “Good Food keeping.’
One in your home will do the same for you. Our stock in—
'cludes an assortment of all kinds, styles and sizes ranging from
the Lift Top Style with round corners at $8. 98, to the large Stone
Lined at $35. 00.
ALBERT I'. GEHEBE
25 Washington St.
- Prompt Delivery.
South Norwalk.
Phone 1069—2.
MAKE YOUR OWN PAINT
with L61. M SEMI-PASTE PAl NT and
your own Linseed Oil.
" @7 You obtain greatest durability and cover-
ing power. The L&M PAINT is so
positively good that it is known as the
“Master Paint.” It' s produced ty one
factory management and sold by only one
group of dealers located in various towns
in the U. S.
This plan has always enabled us to
improve the quality and decrease the
coo! to an.
Therefore today, when the best of other high grade paints cost you
$2. 75 a gallon, our I. &M Faint—made ready-for-use— will cost
you only $2.00 a gallon.
YOU SAVE 750 A GALLON OH EVERY GALLON 0F PAINT YOU USE
l‘or Sale by
Lockwood ii Palmer 00., Stamford.
Made In 3 low nil-Ille-
A. D. Morgan, l
Hubbell & Staples Hardware Co., Norwalk, "
W. S. Guyr & Son, Westport. '
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