3‘ all not! things 01
we’re told the best is
, Liberty loud. It's to:
. , it's cute end sure. it
7 . our future more secure.
prey: on well in interest too,
7 . page exactly when it’s
hithelpeto keep the
W, Bill, from stepping
or the White House sill and
WE his shirt on the gov-
Wot line, while the band
i phying “The Watch on the
Rhine.” He’ll toss his crown
upon the shelf and run the
I‘ house to suit himself, and as
lie lifts his foaming stein, he'll
.jproudly toast, “Gott, this is
' 'rns
Elli?
Due! ‘
ton. coarser
FAST FREIGHT ~LINE TO NEW
Y’ORK.
“Ina ANNING
PORTATION LINE; Inc.
0pm.
J. SMITH TRANS-'
Freight boat leaves Pier 27, East}
yer. New York (foot of Catherine
.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
Freight received at Norwalk up to
p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
;’llavid W. Raymond
~35UNDERTAK ER
Tei., O‘ttice. 1069-3; House, 693.
' ‘ 2? WASHINGTON ST.
INEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
IIIII NEW SCIENCE
k. 'Even' if done in
b8..ll'
Illnessevand pain, health is
rough. harmonizing the. nerve
’svin your body.
the spinal
Magnetic treatments given also.
“T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Graduate. from Palmer School.
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' Chiropractic is the definition of ,he
“1‘”er the disease. and Ithe' art of
; justlng the some. Disease is mused.
a wrench. twist or sprain in the
childhood I
’1, creates pinched nerves and pain in
5 . tor life In the different organs and‘
.. Chiropractors remove the cause ot\
restored I
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Female. troublesl
. special attention: also curvature.I
.. _ You will never regret:
‘fiving the Chlrprnctor a. chance to
II hi you.
”Washington St, So. Norwalk, Conn.j
Le:
’I‘IIE REED & vonI
; j nICI‘RICAI. co.
The Only Fully Equipped
i ELECTRICAL SHOP
“’ In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
,. Norwolk, Music _Hall Blk.
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Railroad Conditions as affecting
your order
for some timepoet s greet portion of'tbe Best has been
embargoed and lumber shipments into that territory hove been
almost impossible. This condition is not growing my better
and from interviews with Railroad Officials we learn that
there is slight possibility of any relief within the near future.
Notwithstanding cor shortages and stoppages we have had
good luck with getting through a. number of cars and have now
a large stock although not in allgrodes as usual.
. We are bending every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Batch o Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
The Hatch t"; Bailey Co.
rmmmwrgswa semen:
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SPECIAL SALE
Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest select-i013
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and costs at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY.
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
' gation of labor leaders and congress-f
urge
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. labor delegation, said afterward that!
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“’ASHING'I‘ON. June 12:7 Earlyr
enactment of food legislation will he,
insisted on by the administration, it;
was made clear yesterday after a dole-Z
then called on President Wilson to
ask that he go before Congress toi
action On the administration,
Samuel Golan-Irs, who headed the
the President was in full accord with
the. opinion of labor leaders that food6
control is essential at the earliest pos«
sible moment. N0 statement was:
made concerning the President's inn
Painless ~
Children CheertuIIy and Conscientiws
and Patiently «» Dentistry
Treated by Modern, > .Sympathetlc 7
Painless Methods. Aceptic Office Treatment.
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Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.
DR.S.M.DEITZ
Surueon
I DENTIST
75 South Main Street
‘ Hours 9 a. m. to 9 3p.
m. by appointment.
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Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
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15 Years in
the Practice of
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
tentiou in regard to a spt-t’ml address
I to Congress. ' I
The first food bill, designed to1
stimulate production. has passed bot‘n‘
houses, but is held up in conference.‘
I'l‘oday, the second or regulatory bill
‘was reported by the llouse agricul-
j.lure committee. after the provision
igiving the I’Iesident povver to fix
[minimum prices had been eliminated.
i’l‘he administration. it is undersnmd,
‘I believes that the purpose of this clause
. can be. accomplished under llte hoard
jing clause. The minimum price fea-
ture for farm products was retained.
Herbert t‘. Hoover saw President
‘Wilson today to dismiss administra-
tive problems connected with the food
gbills. lie also cited the need for
1 early action on the bills. 1
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A SWITCH
For Every Emergency
No matter “What Hair Style‘is in
vogue, "the switch is first aid to
switches can be braided, twisted
or coiled into the latest mode
of the moment.
20-inch Wavy Grey Switches at $2.95
24-inch Wavy Switches at $2.95
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I Sunday evening in the South Norwalk
‘llaptist church. The Sunday school:
j rendered the following program in an-
;oxcellent manner:
Scripture Reading.
.Song-r “See the llanner \‘I'avingf’ '
Sprayer-«By the pastor. I
; Greetings —Snpcrinletnlcnl.
I "In Our Father's I‘are". . .ltulh llrack
i “(‘llmblm,r the Hill". . ...Sylvia Brack
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l'lCTROGRAI). via London, June 12 .
~r Bandits oi‘ liakhaetia in the (Tau-i
1casus, who. under a local {Rob Iloy.i
Achmet .l'hli. for ten years have terror-l
High'c'a” . 4‘» Work, Etc, Skil-
Denttstry. . fully Done
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SPECIALS
White Rose Cocoa, 1-2 lb, can ............ . ........... 15c
Van Camp’s Baked Beans, a can ................. . . . .. 18c
Sunbeam Baked Beans, a can ...................... 15c
Try Our Fresh Roasted Oo:ee, 8. 1b. ........... , ........ 21c
Pure Lard, 9. lb. .................... . ......... . ...... . 25c
Compound Lard, a lb. ............ ....... . 20c
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OPTOM‘ETRI‘ST
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
KRYPTOK I‘ENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
‘ I “\‘t'here's Mother". . . .lt‘rldin lierrinni . . . . - -
I “An Inspimtion" ....... Mabel lv’eislelI 35:“:‘1‘l‘flflzir m Inns um” mmdmml
"'Oni' 8 Ward". . . . . .A‘ .. e .' " “ . ' . .
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PLATE CORNED BEEF ........ . . . .. ........ 14c and 16c
RUMP CORNED BEEF . ...................... . 20c and 22c
BEEF KIDNEY .............. . . ......... . ......... 1.2 1-2c
NATIVE BEET GREENS . . . . . . .. ...... . ........... 250 pk.
BEIERS MEAT {r PROVISION CO.
, (2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. 13 Main St. .
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180., Norwalk. Phone 881.
Owing lo the
lized the dwellers in the valleys. mur
iderinc, plundering and kitlnnppiupl
‘women. have j'nsl affected a reconcilia—I
I “Try a Smile" ...... Germania tlerrish
. Song-~ ”On to Victory."
I Sona—wlu the Arm) of Jesus."
I “llesl l’ossesslons". , . . . . .Edilh Dunn
I “The 'i‘hinker“. . . . . ”Marjorie (‘andee
("Before it is Too Late“ .\l. Bucking;
I ham. _
Song~lly Primary Department.
Itizms ortzanimed self defense societies;
and a short time ago called a Imus:
meeting at Lludnianl railway station,:
,from which a raid against the robbers
iwas proposed. During the meeting en-Ii
- ' ‘ vs of thmel appeared armed to the
l‘xerclses I)’ lie Im l: . ”0» .
d y R “I” ltpdrlment. teeth, and announced that although;
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hresenlcd by Rev. .I. ll. 'l‘hompson. Mam“! continuing mn’ mm‘ ”Ht“ “9“
I "Iloinl: it Now" ........ (lrntlin (Ian-w "(Wally “mm“ “’ ‘1“",°‘“““.,D“_“”_’; .‘ I
-Embleniatlc Here "The (frowning oi “w obdurme lxaltbaetmns “N“ ‘l
I PWIN‘.” bv ” class of t‘iuhl "iris Ethat bandits already captured by ”M.ni
.sum‘inp 111,} 1121:: :ll\ )hc schbol ‘ Imus! ”be handed over to the uu‘thml]
ISong' gun“, Bugle mm” ' ‘ lies tor punishment. l‘he rule-tins:
i ' Ipromlsed to end 1‘! a general dIsagtee-I
Imcnt when more bandits appeared, rs-I
RAIN STORM
without seeingr what we It
You monCY.
son We are obliged to sell
all spring ready lo wear
goods at a great Sacrifice. ~
If you are in need of “a good Tailored Suit. coat or
Dress or even Millinery. don’t make your purchase
backward sea-
ave to offer. We Will save
Iyouni: woman of I‘lIristian origin.I
v\\'IlDI’ll Achmcl after kidnapping ln- '
MANY HOUSES . IBIS. converted into II devoted partner. ! WWW“. _7 am...»
I Following the example of the Sabine?
Iwomen. the handit‘s wile felllnnl lIeI ‘HOME (‘UARD ‘
Ilmees, shed tears old so toume theI
;hearts of the lnm-n‘sed cltizcnsthatI . MEN GnggNSHOCK
peace was concluded on the spot. AI
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Icorting Arlmtcl's wife, a benutit'uI‘
WASHES AWAY
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[Western railroad were carried away
‘near ‘Orislfnny Falls. ._'l‘he Delwnre,
dockmvanna & Western.railroad suf-
in the. Shannon valley, just
resolution was adopted tlechit'intz that]
the inl‘amies conImItIed by the handiIsI
were due to the demoralizing influence,
-‘ "I v. A ‘onnnittee was:
SISSEIcltxtiltll‘“ttd lIche 11““:st of jusueejlo the circular. nearly H.000 men Illilll
with It petition asking for the quasbing I‘lifillillldfll 10 ”1“ CH“. .Of Illt‘st‘llodl‘ll
of pending pmsccutioos, filly-Ml had been placed to the fitst line
. ‘or active force.
t‘ercd
{south of Utica.‘
, The Montreal express of the New
Ii’crk Central system, running from
firmed \nflr ligllfll‘lilml’il‘ig‘dl i‘i‘l‘l‘s 5.3.] “Let every man in the Home Guard
'A culvert gave out. just after the PROFESSIONAL MEN who. can. or. should. be. able. for
-- ...... we. TALK FOR THE LOAN our“
am” juflTrZIcoklst laggiimcihdd _ I (Continued Eron‘ ;’ll'st Page.) scli‘n’ce, without. considering unduly
1 Amsterdam. N. Y.. June 12.—-Tw0I . Ibis personal comlort and welfare. and
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.‘wcrk in the Granite Mountain and
‘Spoctilator Mint-s of the Norib lluttcs
‘Company, which we}? swept by fire
last Friday, had progrersvl to l-lltll an
ll,hl”lll today that. it was thought per:-
.sIhIt- that every level of tilt cotnpnny’w
:propcrties except those below the 2,-
3800 foot lexel. which have been Ilootl-
east. bound tracks of the New York'
Central railroad were undermined last.
night by the heaviest rallstorm that
has visited this section in a decade..
The downpour demorallzed traffic
for several hours. not only on the.
,er.’ York Central, but also on the
lntorurban electric lines. The can-
IIlized Mohawk River and tributary
streams are. higher than in yours and
the property loss will on heavy. Sev-
Qeral families were rescued from their.
|homes by firemen and policemen. ,
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‘ Specials for Wednesd v
LAMB s'rnw .................................... 20c lb.
VEAL srnw. ................... ...... . ..... 1601b.-
BEEF LIVER ............ . .............. . ......... 18:: lb.
SHOULDER PORK onors ............. .... ..... ... 26c lb. .
CABBAGE I ...... sctb.
Schultze‘s unitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
Norwalk
. New Haven and B and L. of Hartford,‘.
all affiliated with the Fifth Minna;
Cavalry, would be called out on July
I], and would be Ip’laced in camps!
somewhere, in this state. so that they}
might be ready to proceed at. once
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{ceived July 25.
I Inlaj. Edward A. Shuttleworth, who;
: for three years has been regular army«
I instructor of the Connecticut NationalI
IGuard,_received,notice today of‘diisi
luppolntment to_ the position of in-;
Ispector instructor of the. Nationd:
.Guard of the. Northeastern Depart-
ment, with headquarters in Boston.
ATTENTION I
Members of Red Cross Chapter will‘
,please meet' at; hesduharters, wall,!
,‘street. on Wednesday at 3:45 to take
‘ . South Norwalk.
‘ ; part in the LibertyIBond parade.
lg}?
«performance at the np‘owo pIIIlemIsr-s
~this evening at 7:15 o'clock. Judge:
. . . , . . . 'cd with water, will have been explor-
decrde whether It Is not his duty, as .1 ‘ed before nightfall .
brave and I0"il citizen, to enlist at . . .. . , . _
on‘ce“ In cancludlng its appeal Ihel Tl“) Bil?“ Ictdptlulatton by “on"
, . .1. . ‘ s‘ “It has been announcrdtpany olnpmls and'tlp} county-portions.
01:0“ -ll‘ :31,- t] (‘ a d “”1; be orde ISlltht‘tl llily idenuited dead. 4‘.’ none»
”1‘” tln ‘3‘?!“ [fin I). twltwn lulv ,1; counted for. and the trial known dead
“‘d] I“?! lff“,:-‘ "1“ 3;“? h): ,1 disgI'Ic‘e {OI‘WH placed at (I. Nineteen more both
”tilt li‘-.l. ' . . . .. ., ..
' . . . Ies \vctc Itcotered last mght, malt
. . . our people If these (‘onnechcnt rt-gt . , . - _ .. f, A 1 . ‘
' " I . . ' s I . lll” II total 01 III [thin .zom In Innis
C'an‘deeHan-t‘lg ($11“'iludilinxtnfl“I‘D“;ments should have to go away with ”I?” far ' ‘ . _.
EH" “((WF'. ' ,3“ Ipyr'biciock[0.71'illlltS'OIlly two-thirds full. or. worse: The mm mm 25 men “.01.“ taken.
secprgd per milliliter ‘ h o Iand not impossible. should be m" W "Ilive i‘tom the mine Sunday and that.
“”1" h' - ~ I Ia ~'va or“ . r - :
- ~ .. ~ Ind for that Itason .Int (tpll I ~ , q M l'
" ' I' ~ ‘ ’ - “ . . . .others “ell tound ytsluda, l-lhllll I:
“hi?- i“ {arm-1&1 CIEI‘MM 1131:1531: u": opportunity to malntam and .ln‘Ihllllillt‘RtI which kept out the Infsonottls
Tnslmmi‘dldie'sst‘xd lhrli IRer‘Iod'I audtl‘m'm’w ”‘0 highly honored ""l’“““‘°“‘em= have named rcnrwed hope that.
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' ' - . of Ihe state for the palllOllt. pr’utlll’ll I ‘ . . _ . ‘ ., . h .
' 1 ' ~ . . .mt-n llt‘ still dine In t c mlne.
ergo; it: “Tex:?1a‘(;§:l:¥;ien",Odsi.h:‘:a‘i once. of its full duty to the nation, In - ‘
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Frost and Rev. H. E. Anderson of Rof'vm'y "1515’ ~
union will be the speakers. A: the; ""
s‘econd performance at the Educ: toe T‘VO KILLED, TEN
night, Judge. \Vllllflfll F., ammany, WOUNDED IN RIOT -
nd Illcv. Mr. Anderson will speak on: ’ . r :
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Continue at San Salvador
burgh. and Ilev. Ilarold I‘v. Wilson of
the East avenue )1. it]. church were Ihr
speakers. The Rev. .1. Benton Wennr
of Grace church. and Judge Nehemiah
Cundee will be the speakers at the first.
I “Every man and women in the
Icountry must get behind the Lib-
ierty Loan. ’ ’—Secrctary MCAdoo.
Four Earthquake: Shocks
sourn RIVER. N. .I., June tam-I, Cause Panic in‘ItaIy
Two strikers were killed and 10 were] ‘
lwonnded in a fight. between idle 'em-i ROMIE, June 12kEouI‘fviolent earth.
I ployes of the ‘German Aukam hand- quakes early yesterdhy paused a pant-r.
Ikerchief factory and guards protpct-flt Terni. Dispatches're'celved clllere as«
I I ' ' , a 2... 953;. e' lug strike breakers brought here ycs- sort considerable tamage was one.
sail-III? lIlgRtle‘l‘tIlltllwflklc inA Silvadgora lerday. One of the wounded may die! All inhabitants of the townifled'to:
caused no loss of life In San Salvador! The guards are alleged to have fired the open fields‘and me. no“ campmt.
and that only ~10 persons IIerislxed,Iinto the (‘10de of several liundred,dfit there, Ioallng further eaith Ire.
- . v ~ 5| strikers after the latter had attackedimors. , ,
with 100 othets wounded, in thgggwxn‘: with stones and bottles; Terni‘is u town of about 31.000 popu—
aud uealte'z ue . ' .
ggifimfiflg todabey the gawadoman The men killed or wounded werellatlon In the provmce of Perugia, «I?
I foreigners. The sheriff on his arrivaIImIles northeast of IRome. A big gov~
consul general from President Melen-
dez of the Central American republic.
Shocks caused the destruction of
various towns in the department 0“ —-ETHEL BARRYMORE
La Libertad.
“Many homes of tlie wmdthy,‘which a super feature In seven pat‘ts——“The “America. is privileged to spend.
were thought to be earthquake nanny-all of Her People." accompanied by her blood and he!‘ might for the
I!” "I Tums- an“ “‘3.“ “mes of ”‘ezm‘cheslra a“HMO“ and “MINI “wprinoiples that gave her birth and-
poor are levelled to the. ground. All'me Regent Wednesday and Thursday'IthpineSB. and the peace she h“
‘31: cognat’ford to do so are leaving Matinee 100, evening 15c. tmasured."—President Wilson.
Icrmnont arsenal is there. The town“
[is famed for its Roman ruins and :i.‘
Icothedrai .
“were ordered seyeral guards arrested.
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