?ero!allgood things of
«flail—a Liberty Bond. It’s tax
exempt, it’s safe and sure, it
mites our future more secure.
1 it pays us well in interest too,
'V _ and pays exactly when it's
kaiser, Bill, from stepping
o’er the White House sill and
hanging his shirt on the gov-
ernment line, while the band
iiwplaying “The Watch on the
Rhine.” He’ll toss his crown
.‘upon the shelf and run the
. .Iiouse to suit himself, and as
‘he lifts his foaming stein, he’ll .
proudly toast, “Gott, this is
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FAST FREIGHT LiNE TO NEW
YORK.
1H5 ANNING J.
PORTATION LINE,
Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27, East.
fame, New York (foot of Catherine
H.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
u. Freight received at Norwaik up to
5 p. In. and at South 'Norwalk up to
5:30 p .m.
25"“
, David W. Rayn'tcnd
UNDERTAKER
Tel.. Office, 10693; House.’693.
2? WASHINGTON ST.
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Railroad Conditions as affecting-
For some time past a great portion of the East has been
embargoed and lumber shipments into that territory have been
almost impossible. This condition is not growing gany better
and from interviews with Railroad Officials we learn that
there ts slight possibility of any relief within the near future.
Notwithstanding car shortages and stoppages we have had
good luck with getting through a number of cars and have now
a large stock although not in all grades as usual.
We are bending every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch tit Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
= The Hatch If: Bailey Co.
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43%.:- 7., \j. as \1 «47‘
33 South Main St.
SPECIAL SALE
.Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PIXRIIS MILLINERY
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South Norwalk.
'3'- starting.
2; other both ways.
LIBERTY BOND
_MARCH WEDNESDAYI
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be assigned a place by.notifying the
marshal. Two bands and two drum
corps have gigniiied their willingness
to take part] This will furnish each
of the divisions with a band and drum
Trislram ‘ 81 Hyattfi
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store '
corps. it was suggested that the two
divisions mart-It down and up West:
avenue and countertuarch to point of
This would make four cut-l
urnns that would go up and down Ihel
avenue during the hour. passing t'a('ll
Each of the banksl
prOpOse to have an auto with olficials‘
and a good speaker. who will pause
and address the crowds at the corn-1
HS tor a t‘tttllilt' ol' rrrinntcs,des('1'ib-
.in' the i lllt 1'I_I Loan bonds. and how
you can help your nation and its
liar: by being a subscriber for a bond.
Further details will be announced in!
tomorrow‘ s paper. I
The marshal for the l‘irst DistrictV
lliIision will be John 1) Wine and t‘. I
llrving llyington and lot the SPCiOlltl
MlllSllitl division will be Douglas Nash]
and Sttphen lJokus.
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‘Vinio the mudguard of another auto
More of the
One Piece Dresses
Dainty creations in white and many delicate
shades, that are ideal for summer wear.
The Prices are very Reasonable.
Pretty Waists of Georgette Crepe Silk or Lingerie
Continuation of the Suit Sale.
Allthis season’smodels 20% reduction onevery one
Reliable Rain Coats of many colors.
ldrawn up on the right hand side olV
the curb. Olliccr Frank Straiton in-V -
I'ostigatod the accident. but no ar-‘V~—~-~— ~'
‘.I'I'sis w'crt' IIIadI'. as tho matter was
t'ntii'nlily settled lrctwot'n the pat'tlr'i'
tin spctker tltlflliilf‘ll that].
H'nm 1~' 1.11111-':11 thing llli‘ Ititzgt'st
VInaIII
1' nt'lc.
Vjob lrc Ira-4 r111 iilll Inptcd in all his!
DR. S. M. DEITZ
Surgeon
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. In. to 9 p.
m. by‘nppointrnent.
Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
15 Years in
the Practice of
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Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
r ' punts of the illlillap.
‘ Collision in First District. ;lIl'1-.
. ‘ Miss lilslc nurse» of 2119 Laurclt The (llF‘llUll ““0“ w' llr ll ’11toth"
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and Patiently «» Dentistry . t‘apnuzi. of (‘12 Purchase atomic, “5:01; ll‘V\ free. No price is too high to payl
Treated by Modern, Sympathetic :N-l Jfit‘llllt'il in =1 HUN” “alWIObll‘V‘V w'itcn liberty and honor uro at stake.
V Painless" Methods. 3- 1..”anch :nccidt'nt at tho I'-‘0rntr of am dill ,\l1< l{:1\"""‘1‘lllt\(l lirndI' billihl] :Ind'
AceDttc Office - \\.1ll sil'oot last owning about 7:.“ stub-,d that VIVVI in oplc 0f the l nit l
‘o'I'lock. Miss 111112055 tllhlnt- 11 1113' cd Stow most 111- Iii\ttl bI' tlIIir owln
tlllllP belonging 10 ( W IIUI‘RI‘SS (if:;(l\'t"‘v‘.llllltlll or by German) Sin saitl‘
Bridgeport.» was bound East, at ”1"IIInII Il11~ I'Inulish nz-II'VI 1.. VVVVI onlyl
I ”m“ or ”I“ ”Widt‘m. “ml (‘ill’l'u’l thing that has stood and is still stand-i
.(ll'iViill4 his 0W“ (‘lil‘ “'35 llTOPI‘f‘dlllE int: ln'iwt-on America and the :ntucdl
ill :1 Westerly direction. 111 WHIPTIII'I-I-s 111‘ (it'l'llld'I). and 11'
monitor iln' two inachtncs canto '“lshould 1111 11 :I Iirun when that now"
‘L’t’llll‘l at tho t'ornvl (ll \iuin zilltl' V'blt'likS tlt)\\ll, it will I)“ all m...” with.
VWilll sirccls. and tho llurutss illtl V \lllf‘lli'il. l
It'lrinc 1111111le .1 badly lrcni lcli im- 3 'l‘:l111 IlII- l‘niicd Stun-z 1111-115 t‘\t‘l'\'- .
ward mudguard. a denied 1'111111111I11VVVV.., ,VVVV (IN and money t-.ln V V. In).
board. and :1 bud scrattlrinc up. "iln' Immtlon Will 1111 people of chr-
11 lhlllliJlit on (‘appuzis machine was .‘lnitcd SH”... li‘\']li|lltl to 1111' call VVV-V
quite 'oIIdlv l'll‘lll as a tosuil of tin llli"ll (Ullllll)
s1unsl1.’i‘lrc owners of the two run
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l YOU money.
IH. Krieger ICo.
Vilson Ive are obliged to sell
all spring ready. to . wear '
goods at a great sacrifice.
If you are in‘necd of a good Tailored Suit. Coat or
Dress or even Millinery. don‘t make your porches:
without seeing what we have to offer.
backward sea-
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’ Dcntistr ( () > Work, Etc, Sk'l- whines ”WM “'“l'h "(I nmcclnt'n m 1” VlIond \t‘l\ tlt‘ill'h and lolly. and said
. I y' fully Dione ii" “h” ““9 I“ “mm" for ”‘9 “I “‘h thrat tlI- 11(.11~t nation in tho wm'IIlV
I THE NEW SClENCE l . Get M"" Who T°°k AU‘O' Vsiands ln l11ud lllt bond.
.1 . , . '. ._ . - _ -. , _ . . Olin (111-. John Murphy and Thomas" Thu ‘1" 111m . appeal to tilt «inronxl
'.‘. DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTlcl fltornII' proved thornsclII's to bc 1"<Itzu gay 53”.; ill) was :1 Vva VVVVVVVVchVVVI'
‘ ». . l “ Elm “IolIIIIIivsv-ouIlwspol" IurII VIP-'40.". 1nd 101) S.lll.‘~littl()l'_\ results an"
LhIropractlc Is the definition of he! dordny morning, wlII-II lllt')’ ltll‘iNli‘tl' hound .11 come '
63‘.th oi the (“snow and 111.1;1rt of SPEC [Al IS Vlsr-I'cn l'lr'iduopml men. who had stolcn' n “W... .-_._. ._.._..
gyufting Vthi sanIVo. [list-use is t tuscd Ian automobile in llli‘ l'arit CltI’. lit't"
‘ ' ' ' “rm“: “" l I“ ““1““ “l ”I" . 'Saiurdar III It. The local wilt-1 l't‘v ' FRESH CAUGHT MACKEREL
:1“:kawi i3] dam) in childhood Whlw Rose Cocoa, 1.2 1b' can ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' :' ' " ' ' “ """ 15° !(t‘l\t(l wordmol' tlu tltoit ol‘ tho‘ Ina l NONE BETTER i
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“15V. lite Illlinlfh‘emldilgelrrni $21.13?"an Van Camps Baked Beans, it. can ...................... 180 itiIineV II IIVII l1 gas a light six lluick. V Largo tin" InaI-kt'ru'l l2 1.3V. lb.. VVVVI
V motile Sunbeam Baked Beans, a can ......... ' ............... 15c ‘§.1i’.'.'..§1 V‘V‘ 2111.11.13;le1311'll1113.~'.’"""" b11111 one 231' 111111 311.1 rtplt'ttt‘.
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through harmonizing the 111-110. hyst- Pure Lard, a ll). . ............................... 25c :‘Eklllllrt‘llliintlmloliltlhiznlttlgni"Irralrhrl sIIVI'VVV' 2111. tVtViil lVltVsh. 1511111". {WV-V l-IMI‘ ”1:““Vl‘
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In your "00-" “"l‘lk roubles Compound Lard, :1 lb. ............................... 206 .\\‘:Ill street. The olllccrs lllllllt‘tlinlt- from 2 to 7 sharp.
. given special attention: also curvature
e‘ d the spine.I lot: will never regret
airing the (‘.'llllpl'ilt'ltll :1 thence to
' V help you.
' Magnetic treatments given also.
'1'. FRANCIS, II. C.
8‘! Wnshinb rion St.,
*Graduate from Palmer School.
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THE RED & VOLK
. ELECTRICAL C0.
'. The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
. AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
. So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
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10c lb.
32 Washington St.
inest Creamery
Butter
450 lb.
V'Le'an Smoked
”boulders 230 ll).
fPI-IouE-a-n
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DELIVERY
South Norwallr.
PIG’S LIVER
Sclutlize’s Sanitary“ Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
.'l‘ttos, :Ind c\\'d.,
ly placed lllt‘ nron llllili‘l' arrest and.
took lllt'lll to the First llistrirt poliu' . , . .
station. 'ihc prisoners dII-lnrcd tlnIiV U"""“‘m‘ toxnnllllzlllilllfi “w” be
lllt‘l' htttl llllt‘il llli‘ cm from :1 Bridge licltl blood: 11. Tucsdny and Wodnos-
1101'! 1111111. for lllt‘ sum of $6 ’1le day (11' Vm, VVVIVIkV 111 St Mary's l‘aro-
local "01"." "PM the 1mm. h"““‘” tlllill Stltool. in Leonard Street.
until Licutcnrtnt .lohn l-‘. llnlton. oil . .
the Bridgeport police llll‘l‘t‘tl to 05m”! Judge llowat'd 11.5mm ioImcIlI oiV
‘tht'nI back to the Park (".‘il_\ 'i‘lro tlm Superior (‘oIIIt sllfiI‘l'Otl a severe
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'ltl'isoitcrs save their names as HI 11131 par I'IlItiI' stroke Saturday and is now
lluuimnn, John . Hamming, Prod VVVVVV'VVVVIVV at his home in Danbtny m
i‘crt'illio. l'i‘lt‘l‘ Snnclriouo. Frank
:1 t‘t‘llUlli condition.
(11111110, Leonard Lucia :Ind AnthonI'l
t'npnio.
‘MRS, fiAVEMEYRR IWUUU] PREVENT
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Iln'icily upon the. history of the nation} Speaking in reloroncc to the 1111105-
lnnd the part. it played in planting the‘ ed ordinance concerning the lolit‘ring
IVsoeIls of democracy and oi its cott-
istant strn .1210 to maintain these len- Vl“l"‘t'dt’ll(l( A. Coleman. oi‘ ’l‘IiniiI
It‘illlcs from the days of the l’ilgrimiclnn'clt. at both sorIlces IeI'I' strong
'fathors to the present "Lend .md‘ II' of tltcnccd of such an act. llI- took
.l.oan.‘ Zn'lrs. llaIIcmoI'er said \I 1a the otra-dmr to brand the act oi the oc-
Vslouan adopted in the present cum cupanls of the
oiVing that girls
jpuign to consumnatc tho. limiting
away from the
Itln bonds
“Adam and F19 .it'fl' stating that it
' Headquaters iorEconomy
Fruit Jars for canning
The best to be had for fruit or vegetables.
Order now before it's too late.
' BEERS MEAT {r PROVISION CO.
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OPTOMETRIST
, 58 Wall Street.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
Norwaik
in Gold or ..
As a symbol of the response of "HIV
Vpcoplc to the plea of the government was somothing that the Federal Au
V10 Purchase bonds Mrs. littIemcyer. thoritics could \etI easily lraIe handV
l‘t fcr'rcd do Registration 1).”. when led and that own if the girls and no
'10. 000 000 men stepped forward and men hung: around there as we all
1 said "i am ready" 'know they did. Adorn did not have to
i in regard to the necessity of sell-1 , weak to 1'3".“
Vim:- the bonds.
nioincd how Uncle Sam Imd a big war to look ill those on s and be enticed
|on his hands and his pockets were 13111. he stated dial the cormnnnic-Ia
itmpty. in order to maintain a largeV tion show d \(‘l\ str'on'rclI' that moral
V army and come out at the top of the' (auditions anion; IIIE women and L'll'lS
‘ heap. tho gOI'I-rnmrnt must have 111011 Vol the city 11 ere 1101 .1” II: or should bt'i
Iev. Thus Liberty Bonds wete issued. 1.1111 that he was glad that the no:
3 A fifty (inlluI bond may be obtained; cupanis ol‘ the Armory had helped to
. {10m any bank by paying $1. 00 down Iu "'ltc publicity to cottditnions. ll. cor—
la $100 bond by paying $2 00 down. tainly showed that some such m-
lYou can buy a bond through any diuance as propost 11': 1s necdcd and
bank and after it is paid for the bank: that while it would not entirclv re-
VIvill keep the bond in It safe placcu Inedy all conditions it~ would never-
li‘rom fire or other source of loss. in theless help. He took the opportunlth
la Word Mrs. Havemeyer said that of asking mothers and futhus what
Itho bond. issue must be a success or they could be thinking of to allow"
{the United States had a cltandé of be their Kills TO hang; about the streets'
'int‘; defeated and in thc‘ .at‘rcs telling them that in,
I At Regent Theatre. so doing they were aiding in endan-V
libertv Timid poles received 11 great gering the morals of their girls. The.
lboost Saturday mom at the Regent' manner in which girls “were allowed toV
i ”WHITE. When Mrs. HRH.“ y 0. Have-V diess also came in for a few 1é1na1lts.V'
rr-ever, of Greenwich, Conn address'V He called it grossly improper and
Ilcd two lame audiences at the uptown: ltiszlrly wicked the mo girls Were al-
up r'egntd
nlaylronse on the subject of “Libellv lowed to not themselves
Bonds " less.
Mrs Havomeyer claimed during the] Dressing la such a way as to attraciV
course of her address. that there m'Ve attention with the ilitnsiest sort ofV
three kinds of thinkers in the worldl stocking skirts up to their knees, even
today. The man who thinks for him I fully matured girls, the loudest kind'
self. the man Who thinks as others of shoes making the lower [1.111 of tho.
think; . nd the man who never thinks body the most prominent. Girls go IIgV
Vat all. The :last named class is the to business and 'oft'lce work dressed
V worst of all. gas it for the ballroom. Young girls
In selling these bonds and in con, have the plain sign of the eye brow
" ducting the present war against Ger- pencil and the cheap rout; e on their
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of children in public places. the liar.)
State ArtuorI in ask-1
and women be kepi'V
Armory as a modern
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2144920 Wtst 39th Sitctl,
\cw York, N Y.
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“American Dresstrruitiug Sitp by Ste;
Name .......................
Street ...................
Town .......... I ......
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ll lJI'c mndc mos :ItV
Mrs. llaventeyer ex I -\da1n llkt a good soldier did not IraIc'
JAMES D
50. NORWALK
31.25
Postage
Fill in the coupon belt-w at: d mail it today.
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Or on sale by
IT IS!
The hook you have been wanirg
for all tlxcsc years.
"American Dressmaking
'Step by Step”
"('II'I‘ hold a noodle 1'1
‘Ilt’ Intt want In . .mc
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tic-l ill:~ l'tltlk-
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itatIlIt: [tut 1:111. \VV'IIII I'I slt'.|1 L'- tty
dttntl (I lliL' ~1 .zIIIIu.
if you .I'I' 5:11”! lurmt‘ ill?“-
:...'I'.=‘ it will ' _Iott .1 Ivotlcr
"t', 11 \ 1.1 b.11'1w' 11.11 111;;
«haul: "VS ' -
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lht I (“lit I rural-11111 1":1111. Ion-:c
41' 1 Lou: 1'!» i will lliitItg 11:1 rent
11: tliil‘ltll) I: may do! all
III; I 5:111:1' 11~1Il is so 'InI-Ie
.111} III -I-' It' 11111 do not llL‘Cll t'x-
Ir iltll .11I1 I to txplnin any of
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‘11.: 1.1‘I 5 1.1 1:"11111 inure ll'tl II.1y
II II“ \ .1‘ .\"‘ ‘t"( llII' gntnn :It du-
t'tln 1111;; undrr Iont 111111 hands.
'.IIII In.'lltI1.'11ioi's LIIII 1":(plil's
it will or hide you to she the (tit
of tho l1ookt'11nylitncs 0\L‘l.
,‘ srnd Inc postage paid, one copy ol
ONNELLY
CONN.
:l'aces
He asked mothers: to stop and tin: 1i;
what it all meant and where it was
going to lead their daughter sooner
or later. It. is high time that the nu}
titers of Norwalk Ivore awakened.
1. The ItiisMa IInS Be
The ctdinance i‘ollows:—~—
Be it nOrdained by the mayor and
board of councilman oi the City of
Norwalk:
1~No person under the age 01; sir-
teen r'cars shall he allowed to loittt
upon any street,alle.1 or public place
within the corpmate limits of the
City of Norwalk between the hours oil
ten 11. In. and fire a. 111., unless ac-
companied by its parent or guardian
2——No parent 01' guardian shall al-
low any person under the age of sire
teen years under the care, custody or
control of said patent or guntdian
to lollor upon any stteet, alley or
public place within the 001 porntc
[units oi the City of Norwalk Ibo
tween the hours of ten o'clock p. m.
and five o'clock a. 111., utnless ac~
conrpzmicd by said lltli‘t-‘lli or guardian.
3* No person under the use oi six-
teen years shall be allowed to peddlo
or soil upon any street, alley or pub-
lic. place within the corporate limits
of the City of Norwalk between the
hours ol‘ ton o'clock p .m. and fivo
o'clock :I. 111., any newspaper, pcriodl»
cals or other articles of lllt'l‘cll‘rllldlse.
-i'~l\'o parent or guardian shall al-
low any person under the age of six
Icerr yours under the care, custody or
control of said parent or guardian to
peddle or sell upon any street, alley
or public place within the corporate
limits of the City oi“ Norwalk between
the hours of Ion o‘clock p. m. and
five o'clock :I. 111., any newspaper,-
poriodicais or other articles of Iner-
cltandisc. '
5—~Any person violating any of the
provisions of Section. One and Three
or this Act shall be fined noi mom
than twenty-five dollars. Any person
violating any of the provisions ot‘ Sen-
tlon Two and Four of this Act shall
be lined not more than fifty dollartt.
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