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REOPOND TO THE PRESIDENT'S
mu‘nagqmmg
Bondsman-Ind Mil-Its
led Pfllow 0:21. the.
.Undmvw. late... .5
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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Just Received a New ShipmentF
of Large Sizes
5x8
$5.00
have a
6x9 .
$6.00 .1
4x6
$4.50
DON N ELL'Y’S
16 50. Main St.
souTH NORWALK
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Now
Is the Time to Consider
And Repapering Your Home
HOUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Call us—Phone 1446
J. ll. RUDDER
108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
You may
be as large
We have
lCily News
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The boat Red Still is discharglng a
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cargo of so'.' coal at Raymond Iirotll-
ers' wharf.
tion.
There are
-—LUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB
you will enjoy it and on Friday a :~1ll"‘
clal luncheon ls .‘l'l'\l‘(l.
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Miss .lennie Pulley and t‘arrldl \\'ills
~togcther with :e'.cl.l| otllel persons.
have responded to the appeal luzzde by
{'lly (‘lel'lt Stephen llolitls for :issisb
antic ill copylll: l'tclslraliou cares.
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"Harm,
Final examinations are In in}; lilken'
Noru'lllll high
ext-X‘-
by the St’lllH‘ tn the
school this
cises )vill be held next week.
Rogers
unit. Graduation
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«ETHEL BARRYMORE I
ll super feli'llv‘c ill scyen parts 7“”l‘lle
Call of Her l’eople," aceotnpllllitii by
orchestra .il'lerlloon and M‘t’llillx. .\t'
Norwalk
Copyright Hart Schalincr 8; Mar:
Wfinyonecan be fitted heron '
W Hart Séhaffner & Marx Clothes
ONT think you have to
to wear Hart Schaffner 8r
Marx clothes.
Grand Duke Nicholas or as
short as Napoleon; you may
thin as Cassius——
you and we guarantee a fit,
and your complete satisfac-
good values at $30 that we’d
like to show you; all-wool
‘worsteds in browns, greys
and mixtures. '
The home of Hart Schafiner & Marx clothes
IW'W’j‘.
; - he :" mm “WHEN A scour
... . MR. nonmalignant:
n i MENT SERVICE
l To‘lltr. Householder
I A Boy Scout will deliver at Liberty
'lmtn appeal at your home on June 11.
12 or l3. It is his ill zl nation-
wide campaign arranged by the Boy
Scouts of America at the request
President Wilson.
Tile folder will explain how to apply
for a LiLi‘rty Bond on an application
attached.
The Scout will call for your answer
the day after he delivers the message
A—not later ban June 14.
l Read President Wilson‘s letter, and
the nest of the folder.
lliill
of
“regular ” figure
Om: m 13,191?
MAKE YOUR- OWN PAINT
with Ldl. M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and
your guy Linseed Oil.
You obtain greatest durability and cover-
ing power. The LfiM PAINT is so
positively good that it is known as the
“Master Paint.” It's produced ly one
factory management and sold t7 cziy one
group of dealers located in various towns
in the U. S.
This plan has alwqys enabled us to
Improve the qualityand decrease thé
cost to an.
Therefore today, when the best of other
$2.75 a gallon, our L & M Paint—made. ready-forsuse ~— will cost
you only $2.00 a gallon. ‘
Made In a low minute.
high grade paints cost you
Apply for as many bonds as you can’
pay for—in one payment or install-.
merits. 4
Pay no money to the Scout. ‘
lie delivers your application to thel
bank. trust company or store \\'hl("lt
you name in your applicalimi—you
pzly your money there
The Scout is giving his holiday tel
our countrt. Iic reU‘iWs no competr'
Ration. but the “no obtaiu=
bond subscriptions from ten different
homes will receive a \Yarfiel'vici em-
be as tall as the
as Falstaff Or as
Scout
blenl.
Will you help to lllllk‘ Ills sacrifice
effective by makina this sale, profita-
hie, patriotic investment?
The President’s Request
Till: \\‘lllTl‘: ilf)l"<l-I.
the clothes for
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i It will he most gratifying: to me as
Honorary President of the Boy"
' « Scouts of Ann-rica to have the Boy:
SOlne espeClally Scouts, their scoutnizislers and lead"1
cps llll‘llllllllllill the l'niteil States lendi
their llid lo the Sfi‘l“llll'.\’\ ol' the:
To usury in distributing applications
1and sccllrin: popular subscriptions to
the Liberty This Will girev
aevery Scout ti wonderful opportunity
'lo do his share for his coltlltry under|
Loan.
the slogan “livery Scout to Save til
Soldier." '
i feel sure this rcouest will find a.
unanilttlltls and enthusiastic response;
front Eloy Scouts everywhere. I
Sincerely Yours. l
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\lr. ("Olin 'i. Livingstone. President
National Council, Boy Scout:
America, \\':lshitlnlen, D. C.
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COTTON PRICES ADVANCE
NEW YORK. June 12.~—'l‘:le 2.7- cent;
level was couched in the cotton mar-l
So. Norwalk
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Matinee luv, eh-ninl: 13c.
‘——W , - ‘VASSAR COLLEGE GRADUATION!
ll l“ rumors“ ”ml ”‘9 "““l ”W‘“ rol':‘llltlzullsln. N. i'.. June 12.; SIVES ..
Blues will remain in Nlll'Wlllk bllt a After a lill(‘t‘llllllll'l‘llll‘ devoted to war . ‘ H '
short little longer. Iteporls have it. topics and a class day sllorll tor ccon- WASIlthl'l‘().\, .Iune l:l.~~llle in-
lhallhe company will be ordered else: t“”'-‘"“ “all“ m ”5 "15‘0“" dim-V “W“.terstalc (‘tnimerce L‘otllmlssion's ur-
. and resplendent gowns. Vassar College; , . . .. . , . -
. - . . . . . _ . ;dl-l )crlnlttln the It ins )orllillon ol
W110?“ “'llh‘” “‘n (Ll-‘3' "n“ H 'b‘loday graduated its 33. senlors with! I W W I
it that the rumors have a foun- ‘ .. .. t, .~ ‘ ,. Wm lexploslves by express traln or in ex-
l loug lllt pI.llnt st program I \el ultlli s.
dation. It may he that the lltillll‘ in “S m”. 3.0“”.
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Guard will be called out to usslllllc lilo (hunt: pt tho degrees “as pretedt tl,-lllltn(ll‘ll today to listlltt such slllp
. ~. . . '. . by an address til the chapel by I’m-slum...” to pnwrgrnw W, umtmpms 0f
duties liccmnpllsllcd by lllt I\u\\ . ‘ . i ,
H (‘ \ t‘II ,ylenl Henry .\oble )lllct rat-lien, ill The amended or-
. liven .oasl . rl cry.
GOVERNMENT CAN SHIP EXPLO.
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which he denounced the lorces which: W, . . .. - l- l
Irlte been at work to procure it press "1"" ll‘llllll'“S llllll 1| (ll‘tliIl-llllm '1)? HM
censorship ill America lill writing with express companies
"ll Will b0 ell ill dill f01‘ ll “alimbu‘ll'lilll the senior ofIIce at n military or
“‘1“! ""“t‘mh'm MM“ “MML “"“mlnarzil headquarters dcclnrinlz that on
'Mrs. Saumel ill. Tweedy of Danhury
has rented to Mrs. Nicholas Ill‘utli'v'
. '2 tllro list. of New York. her “Illir~ .. ‘ . .H
fizllmviowl voltage" at Bell Island “filmy“,:;::(;W,,;llm,lr::::1,::.IHX:,W‘\(,)W:::I,::,emergency exists which requires the
which Mrs. Brady will mull" a sllmllll‘l‘ part of the national policy. is held to quick transportation of the explosives
ill to its military Sll'lllt‘gy," in question. ’. _. i’ I" "I"
wasderoted mt Express agents are requested to!
forward the declarations to the chief
outing camp for shop girls and others he essenti
. . . ., . . 1 Much of the address
from .\ew \ollt city and tlsluhlrc. till" lull‘l which “mam, students and
‘gradllliles will play ill the present war. .. ~ ‘ .
W. C. Clill‘k. transfer-tax appraiser lie expressed the belief that the train-:lllSllcctors ol the bureau ot explosives
. - -. .us.. '-.- n... ”V...” . ,- H .
of wegqustor county, hug- “,mplolt-ll nu: tor this pulpit e is got n at \‘WllWlell‘ln Nu lolk. “horn lllll.‘ ” “I” h, to
has brought its young nollltn to d ”L .“WIN m“, with ”1“ War and Navy de-
~‘l:lle of ctllcleucy.
dill appraisal of the estate of the late .
Ernest stumps, a liiliillliucllll'l‘l‘ of .-..._. . -_.. :l-zlrtlllt-nts to prerent any abuse of
Port Chester, formerly of South .\'or- PRESENT MAYOR WITH *this permission by an unnecessary
walk. which yields a transfer tax of SEAL or: BRIDGEPORT resort to the transportation of dan-
$36.37il.24, and has filed his report n, blaring of Norwalk. who designed serous explosives by express," !
with Surrogate William Sawyer on the ornamentations lor the Slmlford. (Tut‘s coutalnillg explosives trans~l
Monday. "he estate is appraised :lt avenue bridge. Bridgeport, Monday ported by express, the commission
$1,l0t<,571. Assets are taxed as fol. presented Mayor Wilhon with a hand-llll‘lll, need not be placarded, hilt train
lows: One per cent on $71,440. 2 per g ”HI plll-s'lpr or pal-p.- cast of the cily‘lllttl express employcs must be ad-
cenl on $150,000, 3 per cent on $200; foal, :Mlu‘ing made the cast and paint..lltl\'l5t‘(l of the presence and location
000, 4 per cent on $052,].3l, which ed it with bronze. Itwill be 111111ng “of such cars in the train. ‘
yields $26,083.21 the largest tax of all, prominent l)l:l(t‘ in the city hall. The‘ -— I
and 5 per cent on $ll.00tl. MrsJi-nsl is two and (”Ml-half feet in up! GRAIN RATE CASE REOPENED.l
, lSimons, the widow: the. son. IEdward, omelet", ‘l I NVASHINGTON, Junc 13.——Thc In-‘
and daughter, Miss Leticia Sllnons. red —- - -~~~ «*— glt‘l‘Sllllc Commerce Commission‘s de-
ceive the bulk of the estate.‘ I WOMAN THUG NEW WAR PRO- leislon in the proceedings brought by
;afifil,§§ll ' DUCT llllt‘ Chicago Board of Trade against
til.l§\‘l|:l.\\‘l), .lune l3.—ls war tak- trunk line railroads, upholding rates
lug away the thugs? ’ Must Women do on grain products from Chicago to
their work? Police here think so, af~ Buffalo and New York for export, was
.lcr arresting four women iii an alleyi'reopclled today to receive further tes-
wllo had lured a male. victim into “ledimony. ,t
‘dm'k. where they beat him and tool:E .
, his money. ' l
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CAMERA SUPPLIES
FILMS DEVELOPED
Stillson-Powell Corporation
LIBERTY BONllS. "
We will be pleased to take your subscription to the United
States Government Liberty 3 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. ’
Never Put
7 o
a Croupy
Child to
Bed With
out Giving
3 Dose of W $134"
Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mothers know it; stops croup
because it cuts the thick chok-
in - mucus, clears the throat of
pli ego], stops‘the hoarse me-
. tallt‘o cough. eases the difficult: '
breathing, then quiet sleep?
(VT
up
south ”Nor-walk Savings Bank
W_.,_-,
' George 13. Woodward. Tress. mnghgoddncmugwhoopingcoug "_
Sultans-Powell Corporation.
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press cars in [Misst’llllltl' trans \Vi‘fi'g,‘r\u
,Mlss Green has bcnelittcd by seven'
i Green's direction, should be addressed
‘to the Fairdeld County Farm Bureau.i
conference report on the $328,000,000,
war budget bill with tbs disputed tip-l
proprlation of $3,000,000 for purchas-
ing the old Jamestown Exposition site
on Hampton
and training station, was up for con-
sideration in the house today. Indica- it"
tions were that the House would mod-l
. Mfl-T- Neurouor,'Ean Claire, W181 it'y jll former action in rejecting the ; troubles, 113"“an 0 01' the
”AF DEP IT on 4 A YEAR, ' writesf‘Toleyn Honey andToi- com. reprot because of opposition to the bluuwnhonld try L . Plnlrhamt I
S W 0 B W plotoly cured boy of ti very severe J ’ h d th V9£tlbl¢ Com Wu San
. . - . » . _ amestqwn purc see, an agree to e up n.’ 'th.
Aldeh Solman Pro... ohn H. Kn! Vice-Pt“. ' 'sttlokoforou Woknowfromox eta. ‘ ~ ' w! .d orit ‘
V. . , . W’ J . PP, lance tint lfld‘wondorful remednyor » expenditure of. not moree than $1,400; in "gig-d to In 0! need free advice
‘000 for a. naval baseon Chesapeake\m“ to Lydia
' Bay, without specifying} site.
hot here today during the early trad-
W N W ' " ing In ll continuation of the excited
HOME ECONOMICS TEACHER OF bur responsible for yesterdav’s big
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ~ 4
in", I”alrlield County Farm Bureau. advance. .lillv contracts sold up to.
with headquarters at Nurwulkl pun“. the 2.3 cent mark shortly after the op-
Ilas tellllnedthe need of providing.- tor nilllz. \vhiI-a October touched zit-ill.
llle instrulcllon at this little of the no mailing advances of 38 to 62 points, or
lllt'n of tie eoun‘v ill al - - -
“TS t, l llltlse null practically $3 per mm. {mm Inst
which have to do with the con- . . . -
tion of food ill the home. lnclud- “mm ‘W mm": figures.
in: canning of vegetables and fruits Th“ demand “'il-‘l “lllllllilll‘ll D." the,
by the most practicable and llmli'ovilll selisnllonal ltrenlztll of Liverpoitl lillll‘
:l::;:lilll(lfi,l the prescrn‘ng of plcklas. reports or lurtlp-r advance in cotton
‘ I ' t a ' t l u '
lllclltgtulxlll:illllvt‘nftnlilWpliiLWflSH‘lfifif Keel-ls with part of the bllyinu :lsal‘n
tllblcs such as apples, beaches, beans. "1!”me to trade WWWWWW'
etc.. the greater use of cereals growni ”s ' ' ' 'i
on the home farm. especially C(ll‘ll,‘ CASE OF FAM’LY PATR'OT'SM
and to meet this pressing need has; \\‘;\Slll.\'tl'l‘0!\'. Julie l::.-~A-\\':ir lie-l
""“ilhl'd ”I“ “"r‘l‘t‘s ot “ trained “'0' ptirtnlclll records todm’ disclowd :1 rev
man as tounty ’lcaellcr of limnc ~ ' > -
ol family ptltrlotl.=lu
Econonlics. ’lllal‘ltlllllt‘ cas.‘
Miss Gladys mam of llllnburr,‘ 'I'hree sons of a Tampa. Fla, family,
l‘olllt. ls the new member of the are enrolled, rcspectirely, in tile reg-l
l;ttl'lll llureliu stall and began her new ultir army. the aviation corps. and the
tulies at once hr directing the cum W . .
, . yin' -- 1 .1 : J - iv a.
null: demonstration held ill hanbllrth‘mu‘W “Mmm‘ ( mm H “m 0”“
Saturday, June 91h. ‘ lthorp. (la. The mother and daushter,
Miss Green has a pleusilll: person. the tfst of llanlzLullljl'. are preparing to
illlll’. ('Olllllim‘tl “'llll training and exujoin the Red Cross. and. in addition.
{gulllmhlm "all”? 13f lllllltl‘xlllefled will the mother has ot‘t’ercd all her limiter-
t ‘ 't"0 reil v: . . . . . .
‘ g ”I to the ty. conslstlllg of 200 acres 01 land, to
county in the busy seasons now be-
fore her. llhe government for ally purpose.
She is a graduate of llanbury High —
school, (‘Iliss of 1908. Since her lzrllil-‘
ualion she has taken your post irrad-
uate work, including it coursl': in do
meslic science at Bradford Academy.
recently; SEASE
completed a course at the School of
igoll‘n‘stlc‘ISClt‘nCt‘, 14? .Derllteley street. Backache,Sideache,Nervoue-
us on, . ass. qua 1 ring lcr as a oo-; ' ' all) '
int-slic science teacher. She has had 11688, Dizziness, F tn ’
teaching experience in a settlement; Dimppeared After
house in East Boston. the Woman's Medi.
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cure was Taken.
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years of practical work at home. over-j
seeing and helping in the management l
01 a boarding house. and
Miss Green is already scheduled to
direct canning demonstrations lll‘
Stratl’ord, Juhb' 13th and at lt‘tlirtlcldl
June 15th, and to assist Miss M. E.'
Spraguc, Slate Canning Demonstrator,
with demonstrations to be held in
Greenwich, Thursday morning and
Stamford, Thursday afternoon, June
14th. I
All requests-for demonstrations in
canning or other subjects under Miss'
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Kingfisher, Okla—“For two years I
suffered with a severe female trouble
was nervous, an
had backache and a
pain in my side
most of the time.
I had dizz spells
and was 0 ten so
faint I could not
walk across the
floor. The doctor
said I would have to
have an o oration.
A friend as ed me
to, try Lydia E.
. ' fighting; Vegg
0 a e m an
After takin ten bottles I. am nogowell
and strong. are no more pain, backache
or dizzy s Ila. Everyone tells no
how well look and I tell them L din
E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compo W 'did
-Mlu NINA. omnwrcx; Rpr‘. D.-
No. 4, Box 33, Kingfisher, Okla; ,
Every women who nutter-s from female
NAVAL BASE SITE DISCUSSED
\\'AlSH_l.\‘GTON, June 13.-——A second‘
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:00 SAVE 75c A GALLON 0H EVERY GALLON 0F PAINT YOU 08‘
or Sale by
Lockwood & Palmer 00., Stamford.
A. D. Morgan,
llublicll & Staples Hardware 00.. Nor-walk,
W. S. Guyr & Son, Westport.
any
rain
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HERE n‘ is:
The book you have,been waiting
for all these years.
“American Dressmaking
Step by Step”
Ii you m‘tcr licitl illnectlle in
your hard Lcllrr but until in mall:
up cllllllcs’ lLtt _\ul.l:t'll ul t‘lllltllcll,
you llct‘lt ti '
.‘ttli page. and
Ivy step, cvcry
g,
ill ll l:ltl' dress-
lf you il't
maker it “ll ' you .1 itcttvr‘
one; if you lizl-tv. tiiltlitlig .tLl-lllt
tll‘cst-lllaltlllg ll will it.” ll )tli \’ ‘I
can sclcct \‘ '. ;tllc.ll il'l . t
the lmlcrlnl u l
ludel .e
M" lllf'ililltj’ t". .
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Price l‘l Ll.‘ u
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-7 flrllsllit. Hi. (| l iii 3 ‘
51"”5 ' lie at ,3 , rm ll l:- s . ,l.e
(inll tolliplc yt .l llo ll 1 httll ex-
Postage lrlzcllico £1 1\..t to c7il.f..:u dry ,1
PA“ the Ullt'lililni .
You ulll l: ow "tore ll:!('lt“lt"l diy
Ly tluy i.) you .scc lite gzl'etltl tit:-
vclo‘pltlg untilr yoll one i..lllds
liven Ill ;.lltl..il it: .l..i :cl.llri
it will enable _\o'l in min till: cost
of the in)». is"; “2.17.: i.'\cl.
l'lll in the coupon below and mail it lodoy.
Tll: l‘ll‘itltll: it‘llzul (climax,
in .{t- \\t“~t .Wlll Street,
.\clv \orll, N. Y.
(12371.: sills:
linrloscd {nil $l.23 for which please srnl rue, postage pod. err COPY 0‘
“.“lllcrhdll lJltssnzakltlg Step by Step."
Nollie .............. 4 .............................
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Or on sale by
JAMES DONNELLY
SO. NORWALK CONN.
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S an American
citizen, as a
lover of Freedom,
as one who wishes to
hasten the coming of a
Righteous Peace, it is
your duty to buy a
Liberty Bond.
In no other way can you,
right now, do" your
country a greater schlce.
L I '3 E RTY
El 0 N D Let the bond you buy be
for as large an amount as you
can alTord. If necessity, make a personal sacri-
llco to do this.
The moncy you pay for 2 Liberty Bond is not given away.
It is i-.restcd in the safest investment in the world-a United
States government bond. Behind it are the entire resources
of the United States. The Liberty Bond you buy pays 3%
per cent interest and is exempt from all taxation, except
estate or inheritance taxes.
Buying .1 Liberty Bond is as simple as buying a suit of clothes. Golo
any bank, trust company, exprcs or post~olhcc and ask for all appli-
cation blank. Make a first payment of two per cent (5! ill the case of a
$50 bond; $2 for u Slot) bond) when you subscribe and arrange to make
other payments when they fall duhjunc 28, July 30, Aug. 15, Aug. 30.,
liberty Bonds are salable anywhere and at Any. time. Any banker will
accept them as security for a loan. They are issued ln these amounts:
550, Sum, 5500, Slooo ahd up.
> F ii: your application TODAY
LIBERIY LOAN COMMITTEE
This advertisement don-ted to the Government without charge by the
, Nation-l Cartoon Service Corporation at New York
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WITH YOUR COMPLEXION?
Take care of your complexion—
and your complexion will take care of you.
CHOOSE PURE AIDS. CHOOSE CHEM E ELCAVA
THE PURE. DAINI'Y. TOILET CREAM THAT HAS STOOD’
THE 'CEST FOR YEARS.
“Makes the slain like velvet”
mo loo son use: SAMPLE
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outta or} FROM us.
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