. For of all good things of
, which we’re fond the best is .
W—a Liberty Bond. It’s tax ,
‘ exempt, it’s safe and sure, it
.makes our future more secure.
It pays us well in interest too,
and pays exactly when it’s
due. It helps to keep the
kaiser, Bill, from stepping
o’er the White House sill and
hanging his shirt on the gov-
ernment line, while the band
’/ “ is playing “The Watch on the
Rhine.” He’ll toss his crown a
upon the shelf and run the I
house to suit himself, and as
i
A Th e
be lifts his foaming stein, he'll R
Railroad Conditions as affecting
your order
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 any better
and from interviews with Railroad Officials we learn that
there is 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 8r. Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it.
Hatch £1 Bailey Co.
proudly toast, “Goit, this is l
.‘r'fi
Automobiles of County to
2:0!"
“Twilight”- “Wm \‘Tffmwf‘VJ‘F‘lewT-YZO \3‘0 """
Minimum
. I
be i
Formed Into Companies of i
27 Each 1
The transportatiOn committee of lth
., . _
l-‘airtieid County Association has per»
fecled its plan of organization. The:
-' work is under the direction of H. Ci
Fleiiman. of Siamford, as chairman‘
5 of the Transportation Committee. lie!
' is being assisted in his work by Capt.
Louis O‘Neill and Philip F}. Bronson,
lhc (‘onnccticul t‘oast Artillery,
both of u IlOlll have had several years"
experience in motor transportation. A
survey of the situation indicates that
“rue
Pfiiiiiig
_ coarseness?-
SPECIAL SALE.
01' wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest select—ionjn
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere. ,_.__..
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS _ MILLINERY
33 South Main St. SOuth Norwaik.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK. l _- ,_ -
civilian owned vehicles may be called
on by the i‘cdcral government for such
,service as may be rquircd, and in
time of war Ihese vehicles may he
confiscated and paid for at the price
settled by ihe gOVeI‘nmcnl with the
wholesale confiscation of motor vchi-
clcs in England and France to meciI
'lhc (lcrmun march on Paris. The!
jpnssibio neccssity for troop ino\‘e.-'
I‘menls, as of the Home Guard, the:
- within our own Collllll‘)‘, enn-rgoncv rc-i
. ~ ‘ i
,Ilcf work made necessary by an ex»?
:IlIOs'inn or bad \Vl’t‘t‘li. the mainlin'
.ance of inli-‘rruplcd rail and win-
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
PORTATION LINE, Inc. Children Cheerfully d ngi‘me'ssfo 3
. an sclt'n I u
g Freight boat leaves Pier 27, EastI and Patiently «» Dentistry
-Iiiver, New York (foot of Catherine Treated by Modern, ' .Sympathetic
at.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p. Painless . Methods. Aceptlc Office Treatment.
5m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
.‘ 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
. 5:30 p .m.
—_
Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.
I
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
All kinds of Artifi-
cial Dentures,
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc. Skil.
DR. S. M. DEITZ
Sdrgeon
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9‘n. ill. to 9 p.
I
I
I Moderate
I
David. W. Raymond ‘
UNDERTAKER i
.' TeI., Office, 1069-3; House, 693.
(Av 27 WASHINGTON ST. '
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
I
15 Years In
the Practice of
m. by appointment.
«»
imunications. are all cxuinplcs ofI
sirictiy military need which must be
mum and can be best handled by pro--
:viding for them beforehand.
I.impormni [ban these needs
I
IS
the.
agricultural products which will re-.
suit from the activities of the Agri».
cultural (‘ommillcc With those
.produciug double or lrcblo thc cus-
‘lmnul‘; amount. special provision
must be made for removing their pro-
ducts to storage places or shipping
”hem to wholesale distributing points,
so that the work of the farmer may
not he lost and the high cost of living.
may be reduced to ill!“ miullnllm.
Much has already been done to fn-,
v
i HIgh~CIase
I
I
|
“m: NEW scruvcr -°‘“““"' °°"°
l
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTICI ‘ ‘ W " H A
.. Chiropractic is the definition of he. v
‘cause of the disease and the art of, l,’ I I S
. adjusting the some. Disease, is mused. EC A
:3": wrench, twist or sprain in the,
o . Even if done in chlldhoodi ' r
it. creates pinched nerves and pain in White Rose Cocoa, 12 1b' can I H """" ' """ I IIIIIIII 100
:intell life in the different organs andI Van Camp’s Baked Bea-I131 I3» Gun --------------- 180
m s. I
Chiropractors remove the cause 0f. Sunbeam Baked Beans, a can ........................ 15c
gsease and pain. health is restored: Try Our Fresh Roasted Cozee, a lb. ................... 21c
‘ rougi harmonizing the nerve sys-I
‘ (ems in your body. Female troubles Pure Lard' 3 lb. """"""""" ' .................... . 256
given special attention: also curvature 1 Compound Lard, a ll). . . . . ........ . . . . . . ........... 200
n“ the spinal You will never rcgrcl‘
giving the Chirpructor a chance to'
help you. I
Magnetic treatments given also.
1. FRANCIS, u. c. l
“84 Washington St. So. i’orwaik, Conn. I
O. B. JACKSON
‘ OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
. tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
Graduate from Palmer School.
THE RED & VOLK
" ELECTRICAL C0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
‘ ' Secretary of SIM“,
.ciiilule the work. llo‘sidcs lhc cusfi
Llomury registration of vehicles by tho
the covcrnor (ll‘;
,‘reclcd ol' vchiclcs which.
iwhilc not complete. nm'crthcless has
Ircsullcd in the placing: of huudiflls olfl
vchlclcs in the disposal of the state
[authorities Similarly, Home Guard
Elmira, Red (‘ross units, and mlicr r“-
I'istinn organizations have made more
:cr loss clubnrulc plans for ll‘:lll'.~'pnl'~
I llll ion.
The lv‘uil‘l'ield (‘ouuty Association is
:to all intents and purposes ib'c locul
Idivision of tho National Ilcl'cnso,
It‘ouucil and will be rcspousiblc lo the
fncwiy formed Slate Defense Council.
II (‘l‘llrl‘lh‘
Ian cousoquensc. the \‘i'Illl-It‘s which
yhuvc been leudcrcd, directly to the
Islate as :1 result of the Governor's
Icensus are to bc organized h 3- tin“
l’airi‘icld (‘ounly .-\s‘soclulion. and it is
Icvpoclcd that all other groups which
ibuvv taken up the problem will turn
(H‘vl‘ to the association. :1" of their
fwork along Ihcsc lines. so that ill”
whole problem of motor vehicle Il‘flllS-
ponzuion within the country Will bl‘
,included in one definite organization
from which transportation may be ob-
mined by any of the various actiVilies
which may require it.
OWners Asked to Enroll
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk. ‘ '
8° Specrais for Thursday
Round Clams . . . . . . . ...... . . 2 quarts 250. 850 peck
Swrft’s Premium Oleomargarine . . . . .- ...... 32c lb.
NewMilkChccse........... ..... ........32clb.
Best American Cheese ............... . ..... 32c lb.
American Switzer Cheese . . . .’. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40c lb.
Pure Leaf Lard . ............ . ............. 25c lb.
BEERS MEAT 6r PROVISION CO.
(2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.‘
\
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwdlk. Phone 881. I
Specrals f0r Wednesday
LAMB STEIN ......... . . . ..... . . ................ 200 lb.
VEAL STEW . ........ . ............. . ............. 160 1b.
BEEFLIVER......... ............................ 18c1b.-
SHOULD-ER PORK CHOPS ......................... 2‘36 11).
CABBAGE ........ 6clb.
' PHONE." 371 ’ '
mm “5° . Schnllze 5 Sanitary Markets
I DELIVER 32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. . . Norwalk.’
I
1 Owners of all sorts of motor vehi-
I
I
clcs are urged to curoli themselves
and their cars with the uss0ciution.
.'l"\\'o classes of scrvicc arc contem-
IllllllctI. the first providing for the tem~
l'porury use of a car entirely at the
:ov.'ncr's expense. It is expected that
Icnlls for service of'Ihls sort'will come
;occuslounlly and that the work will
ias a rule require not morc than on(‘
:day and in most cases but a few
The second group includes ’...
Ivchiclcs whose owners are willing
Ito voluntecr them for continuous scr-
fvicc for a longer period. with a rea-
7‘sonuble compensation to be determin-
;cd by the class of work.
; hours.
I
I or oflhcse groups will be organized in-
Eto companies. Each company will con-
.sist of 27 vehicles, with 3 additional
ivchicles listed to serve as substitutes
fin the event of need. Each company
lwill be divided into those sections of
,0 cars each and every company will.
so far as possible. be composed of
cars of the same make and model
,wirhoui reference to body types... In
:pfllel' words, a company may be com-
.‘posed of 27 Ford cars. divided into
‘zibree sections of 9 cars each. Each
‘cnr will be supplied with a driver.
; who may be the owner, or one assign:
'ed by him. The whole company will
be under the direction of a trainmas-
ler. who will have three assistants;
three mechanics familiar with the
|make of car will be assigned each
company. Companies in turn are or-
ORGANlZE H‘MOTORF FORCES gal-
ley two. I I . ‘
.ganizedjn groups of four. These
r
fsupply of troops acting in 'lhe ficIdI
, 7L
. ...-.‘.
.wbirh is under the. Illrl'lllon of a bum l -
klaiion ‘lraiumustcr. I
com»;
1 . _ . .
:lor all types oi motor-dmv‘n cvchiclcs,
I . . . . ‘
'lor all types o: molordrivcn velncis.
\v” 1.,“ conscqucniiy the groups are plann‘fid.
_ I .
imOvmuvnu ol the greatly llllRlllI‘llIl‘fll‘hl‘ ‘ .
ices oi \\'Il.’lit’\t‘l‘ size or type \vill
Iliuhi
III‘VII-“Illlls removed from the railroad 1“le lan‘ "X
I Un.‘
In!
it'liltslllt‘tl in 'I‘r-‘inr-pori Service, \vhilo'|
lily. including the bcmy lructol‘S.
I
"of his company. and is responsible for.
'of the lhrcc Sections.
‘of the Full-field
'Wlth this organization and
.
I mm". Jon is. mm
m",
-JW’ ..
Tristram 8. Hyatt a.
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Don’t Miss this Suit Sale. ‘
20% Reduction on Every One.
All ihis Season’s Models in the Most Popular
Fabrics and Colors.
A Big Line of Woven Hammocks
In Many Artistic Designs’ $1.50 to $5.00
Couch Hammocks, Frames and Canopies.
roups are called battalions, each of
g
II is ri-cognlzwl llldI ibc cburaclcr
i O
I
l
I 0
will be included in
ii“ other \‘chi-
be
lli~puich St‘i'vlcc. All
such as I
Owing to the backward sea-
’ son we are obliged, to sell
a" spring ready to wear
goods at a great sacrifice.
Trucks of from ouono lbrcc tons arc;
If you are in need of a good Tailored Suit. Coat or
All lllllllil‘l ycivs i
(‘oul‘u-r Service. l
I
included in iliir {
commercial \i-biclcs
\\ illliillr. (‘X Ill'PSS
Express
lIlv l-‘rcirhi SI-Hirc ink-s all trucks ol-
.
runner [bun ibri-c ion payload copuc-l
Companies and Sections
h is I‘liilIIZl‘d iluu lltll every town-i
'.-'hip will be able 10 supply even a;
ubolc company which will moor lht‘.’
dcsircd 1" allure of including vehicles}
The di\ision ol'
Dress or even Illillinery. don’t make your purchase
"without seeing what we have to ofi'cr. We will save
you money.
of the some mokv.
the scciion into companies of 0 card:
ouch, bowevcr, mains it possible lor
cvcu IIll' rural townships to establish
their own units. ,1
’l‘bo Il‘illlllilaslvl‘ is in «mire control;
:-
inoys Who Stole Auto .
too, to know that Pub-field t'ouniy is
us- compb-linu and records and \vllljill'll‘dl't‘nlly far ahead of 1m!" UIIIH' S t t R f t .
bn‘ compiclc ”NH...“ of h an'scclion of the Atlantic coast in itsl en 0 e orma my
‘ " ‘ J . . ‘. .
‘ . . , v‘ll be .15. preparation for u nt-L‘d which may. ‘ ~
‘1“ “mm: m ”w told. m \ l ‘l come upon us o\'cr lll"IlI \\‘lih i‘ieI MW“ "“dfit‘lltll'I .WHIIIL“. “II” “'1‘“
1 "Ir I " ' . - ~ I ~ . -
Ill III“ ‘I‘W" “""”‘"‘m u“ u I" :IirtsH-d in i\or\vulk 11711): lll uu I..-<
slsivd
-‘.i of Whom will have one
The thrcc mc~
cbuuics “ill be thoroughly acquaint-
cd with ibc pnl‘ilt'iillll‘ make of car
of which his company is composed. so
than wayside rcpuirs and udju'suucnts
moi. bc made without delay and the.
uholc Iru'm operulcd :u the highest
'i‘rninnmslcrs and me-
chunics will be specially selected for
their fitness ion the work, and \\‘ill
be trained by the Ilululiou train-
umsicl‘s. all of whom will be lechni 'ul
exports in transporuuion work. The
wholo service will be under the di-
rccliou of the Chief of Transportation
County Association.
the reign:
lotions which are being prepared for
fully expected that no possible
Illllslt'l‘n’, '1“
Mill icur)‘.
ll. it is «.9
need for irmispori at 10“ can .u is
which will not meet with :vrcudy so-
Such vehicles as are. offered in eilhv where at any “1““
would‘be carried on. it is gratifying.
lmiou. .
Staff officers. working under the di-
rection of the chief ol‘ transportation,
are preparing maps showing every
gasclcne 'sllpp
‘ ‘ ,- 41‘
and pci'lecuug all (h.
zlllfllllf‘lll S 50
supplies max- be readily obtained
without cosh pnymcm. Similarly. a
service corps is lit-lug organized,
which will include practically
the repair curs oi the county manned
by a group ol‘ expert repair men and
I 1' emergency service any-
uvailuhle to.
Still another de-
velopment is the plan of .
force which will be perarcd lo mobil-
ize speedily the necessary labor to
band‘s considerable quantities oi
freight or relief supplies such as Will
be required in the Red Cross emer-
acncv work. Still another work which
I a rapidly is the prepara-
i's progressin, . . _
lieu of a critical road study which m
eludes the establishment of definite
routes suitable for llie various
flames of service and the future do
velopmcnt of service and the fuluzie
development of more and better roa 5
throughout ihc country, looking \far
into the future.
Approved by . ‘
The whole plan or organization has
been submitted to the headquarters of
the northeastern department" and has
the unqualified approval of the quar-
Cm‘ps, under whose dircc-
work of this sort
Army.
tormasters‘
lion emcrs’enc.‘V
lv station in the county!
all oi"
an auxiliary I
1’11”” "““IIHOHV H “'“mm’l only m.tomobilc which they had stolen in
organize the individual compunb s until Bridal-port, fro“) 'l‘honms “1.0mm“,
lll‘tlt't‘wl \\'lIl lIlt‘ inslrucnon of ihccf 1130.3 North avenue, il’idicpul‘.
\h‘iyprg in [hph‘ work. micro sent to lho].’n-Iormutory at;
n . . .. . . . .(‘Ilt’SIIIN‘ Ill' Judg‘ Ii‘rcdci'ic IIJI‘iIt‘W.
1 lo this cud, cvmyonc ubo Il.l.\ .l I yrstlrddy morning.
imolorcyclc or a car or u truck l-§ urg-i 'I‘ony Cumin), of llighlundpu ..
It‘d Ill'IIlt‘ COllllllIIIt‘i‘IO “Wild his “IT-Inuc, and Iicnry Kaufman ol' Iliie‘ cc.»-
‘ll'lIIl information concerning his cumin-r street wcrc on parole from ill?
Transportation l'ommutce, I""°"““"°:‘l'- 'I‘Il" 01h?!“ I’D.“ all M
Assor-imion Room. {um-S old who “11"“ “"l‘““"“ “r0: 15;"
‘ ' ' more llcbnsky, " ' .cxmluon uvenun:
—Ivl
-\““0m‘ Bankllmonzird Lucia, 207 Linen flt‘\'nllt';_
«i .)
t)...
lo the
Fulrficld t‘ounly
208, First Bridgeport
building. Bridgeport,‘orlloonl Illudolm Fanning. 14:! Center sil‘t'l‘”.
Stamford National llank BuildinavII‘WlS t‘arruno, 145 Lexmgton In“.
:uuc; l’cicr Sunchioue. “39 lions-am.-
" I '. o .‘|\'
Mumford. immediately upon “Um" lt'. avenue and Fred cl’rriiio, till Sid.
of his name, full particulars concern! n”, smw‘
int: ”‘0 organization Will be {UI'I‘I-‘II‘I Lucia, Fanning and Capiilo bro-rt!
ed him and he will be. visited by thI into the garage in the rt or of Brod-
truimuaster under whose dirt‘ction hc: t'i'il‘k's 1101119 SIIIIII‘IIH)‘ night and slob!
:ihc machinc. They were llIIr‘l‘\\'nl’v‘:\
IS likely IO Colll‘l‘. ' EJOIIIC‘d by Illfl OIIIPI‘ DOSE.
. To further the work of the Frans-i
porlution - l‘ommiiice, the Ch‘h‘mnn'IDEATHS AND FUNERALS
llcrmun C. Fleilmnu, ncconipunicdi ~___
[by Captain O'Neill and Lieutenant Funeral of James E. Ells
Illronson, will make an automobilc‘i The funeral scrviccs of the pm;
ltour of the county, starting I'l'Onl‘yJampu Edison EIIS. of Broad my”.
Stamford today. and ii is cxpct‘lt‘dlwill be held from the. late home of tho
that within two wucks the work Olidcccascd, Thursday afternoon at 3:30
organization will be practically conrlo'clock . Rev. Ernest P. McGregor, of
plmod, the Norwnlk Congregational t‘huriii
I ..———-—-—-———- gu'ill ofliciate and burial will be lll'dlll?
I NOTES OF THE BUILDING {in Ilivcrslde cemetery. Please omit.
‘ l “N.
DEPARTMENT flow“
given ,1 Drum,” Funeral of Capt. Young
5 . . .,
I The funcrnl of '(‘aplaln Melvilln
:Young will take place tomorrow.
p \l Cunan was .7“an pcrmils t0, "“11!”qu afternoon at 2 o'clock. from
. . . k. . ,., . _ ' V . . .‘
do wiring for thc l'uion Pacific Ten ‘1‘" me home, 1" Charles _B em“!-
\ .. -" ‘ ‘ .1 -
(‘ompanv at Connecticut avenue and TI“ Rf““~ “l‘IIldlll (.. Giflin, "MI II‘I
\l’oodwird avenue for Mrs A fill-31“!" ““III UIUUHIP. Interment will in
t I- ’ ‘ H A I ‘, " i‘V‘rSii‘c c nnctcr ._ Automaton,
. Laughlin of v‘l’eslport avenue, for Mrs.l ’11P“ e: I ‘ 3
:Catherine llazlelt, of Wilton fll‘Olllll‘zH‘ ‘5 -
and Mrs. Julia Hotcbki'ss, Arch street.
I Miller S; Chiltlm were given pcr-| .,
mils to do wiring for the Jerome l‘u-i ”“1“." i die," said the wife, ,1
per Company, and Water street and. want you 1° have this sentence lll‘dt‘l'il
_ , . . _ Ion my monument: “There is )H‘d’l"!
lfcr Alfredo Aphcro, \‘l alliieei and (mm in heaven.”
| M “I think." rejoined the husband, "if.
j HOSPITAI. RATES INCREASED iwould be more apprOpriaIe to say?
,‘Thcrc was peace and quiet in
I licavcn.‘ "
i Hubert Knobcl was
. to make alterations in a house on Row-
ayton avenue.
IN THE PAST TENSE.
I
I At a meeting of the executive com-
.mittce of the Norwulk Hospital held] ——LAST
3. short. time ago, the following rates}
Iwcro established for both private and; Jorge
‘wnrd patients: -_ lbs: cod
I Private rooms, $20 to .330. per wook’lhuck sha 25c and 40c apiece for
. \l ai-d beds, $10 p01 week. Thursday only. from 3 to 8, corn“:
Emergency caSes $1.:i0 p91 neck. iWashinnton and Water.
”Want unis. bring results. ,
CHANCE TO BUV MACK.
EREL ‘
fresh mackerel 12 l-2c 1b., 5
25c. 5 lbs. flat 25c. roe am!
”Want. ads. bring results. ’
Norwalk Chronicler