WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1917
then
ristram S1 Hyatt 1
SOLDIERS
Hwblhhlat night in f
Maughttlctenttoknow
Mthelsndloidwon'tenll “
(armrest. Noteeoelinen
-Wc are looking for an unprecedented demand for lumber
and other building materials during the next several years and
SUESFIlll lllVIlllIJE -
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will call, pendventure to dun, I . . . . I: I Former Show Girl Seeks I , . '
as he’s no wish to t acids the I . st highIpnces. We are buying freely and hope you View the sit- Separation From Putnami Norwalk 8 Leadmg Dry GOOdS Store
I“ with the gun. And 50 we I nation in the same way, and that they are strongly inclined i Manufacturer _ I .
infer what with glory—and I reasons to believe that the present prices of building materials I 1' 1 \I 1111 I ‘— A t . _ .
lotions—a lifeinthe army has 1 . . i . 5;"; ' '. Pm“, 211- I’I‘W'I ”’9‘"
ill own compensations. are with us for years to come. These are unusual times, necessar- I hill-331.211 1E1 .11.?)151921‘11311135” 11111t11=911I11I C 0110 n a n d S I I k Wash Fa b r' cs
{:3 of Louis Marshall Ream and Eleanor;
l’endleton “as deposited today torI
I satc~l<c1ping hem- I
, But for those who remain to fly more or less confusion is with us, and so let u, devote our
protect the home nest we can I
shoot, in your cellar, a. few ;
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time and energies toward keeping business going. It is up to
A New Line in Plain Colors, Stripes and Fancy Figures
Like most of the souwnirs of 1111—. ' 1
1. each ofusto doourpart. 'tiI 11151111111 this 1.1I1-I11. 1114111 111.111 1111 .
The Hatch e Bailey co. “‘ “ ' “Silverbloom” Skirtings
I In Very Effective Stripes of Contrasting Colors’
1 All Silk 01‘ A“ WO0I Jersey CIOIII
papers in a suit for dilOlCt‘ and ali~
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_\Irs. Ream bases hnr demands 011
Showing All the New Shades
111011.11 brought by Mrs, 11111111 againsti
f 11111 115512111011 111111 ;\lr. Iii-“am deserted
Flags, Flag Poles and Brackets
tons of our best, for Next
Winter's advancing with a
march slow but steady and
when he approaches “you
my fire when you ’re ready.”
THE
.EiiitiS
(Mi. Whittle?!
SPECIAL SALE
0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere. ’
Last call fbr suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS MIhLINERY
herited lrom his steel finaniicr tth- 1
er, Norman B. Ream. t
Mr Ream and the millions he in»:
her September 6, 1911, five days after
the elopement. The papers set forth
that personal servicc on Mr. [{Liull.
:wus had last Friday. He was found"
at the home of his mother. in TING“);-
son near this place bi Sliiri1f Ilol-
brook 1
Mr and Mrs Ream have not gazed
into each othcr‘s eyes 0\(‘l1Ilr‘ coffee
cups or passed 1ach otln-r the dough-
TAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW nuts IOI‘ a. long time. as may be iin~ .
. YORK. , 1 iiciiicd. \\'hatc\'cr they IliIVtI had to _.. _ ~_._..- _-- .-. . ....__-_. ‘ .-, :_:___ ___3 ____ __;_ "_3 3;::-
11.. J- 1.1.... 33 S°““‘ 11.... 1.. ““‘h “”8“" 2:51". l
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PORTATION LINE, Inc. 1 .._ N _ __ ,w A..._:_....__._....._#. has h1=1=n 11 loin.r and .1-xpcus'nc con. I ‘ '7
Freight boat leaves Pier 27, East ““':““”“; I‘ . '
:13”, New York (foot of Catherine I‘ll‘sl, in .lanIuIani. 11919;, tIth IlIIil!"I 'I
t. -every day except: Sunday1 at 3 11.5. ' ”“3" ““5 :1nnu “i- l ”“it‘t ”1‘“ l
Freight received at Not-walk UP to SpBCIaIS or 6 “es ay ' .as it the lteams “’1'1'1‘ coins. to li1 p1r- ‘ ’
5. Igé m. and at South Nov-walk up ‘OI t‘ct-tly happy apatt. And 1h1vu1vvi1, 1 . . O I
p.m. , appurcntl), until 1111 spring (ll lililL' I .
. BEEF LIVER ........... ............... .. ..... 180 Then, through l‘nriuci 31““. Senator t .
”“ “""“ l llrtic=k1tt of Saratoga, \lrs “CHI“ 1. A N A ' l f 1
SHOULDERI STEAK ............................. . 22C 111... 11.1. .1 11111111111 .11 11.11 1111111 11 I . ew rriva 0 II
naVid w. Raymond HAMBURG STEAK ............................... . 220 hi“! “I‘dl'liilll Jud llitf had lt-lI‘H 0" (:m1'rm1r _\larcus ll. Holcomb yrs» I .
'- RADISHES 2 for 50 IIlIt'I (Il'1iIlll1lllt‘ Istact- >lllt:i-, started an “up,” appointed “pm-I1 It. 13“,.“ of .
UNDERTAKER I ’ ............................... ‘ firm?“ 1"I Amihtl‘imm'vih' \ . I“ 113‘" lla'tl‘m'd. lilrncst \\'. I‘lll‘hl ol‘ Ncufi a
sum census ................................. 25c k. W“ "1"" . 11-1111... 11111111 .11. 11-11111 111' s1111mm. .
Tel.10ffice,1069-3; House, 693. I p Lust (h'ttibci' . hilll‘t'lnt‘ Hum .111“ 1;. tlil’t'md l-‘111u11 111 New Han-n and
27 WASHINGTON ST. SPINACH . ..................................... 250 pk. lIlt‘t’_ [It‘l'llf‘l‘IlIlIh 1“ I=\lll-I“(‘l"IIillll1I“it” it John ll. (loss 111' \Vntoihul'i as 1111-111? . '.
, H’t'hflml I’ll 111:: llt' “HHS.“ illltll'l' has of 11111 cmnmission 11:1 lac'tory I re 1 wea ers
INEW RED MENS BUILDING CUCUMBERS .. ................ . .............. for 50 Imuny truck on ”li'IIit‘tllllb‘. A1 1h.- “Vital“. ”Tim,” 0i ll11> l11~1 rt'ssitm 0f
Ew_~u__mm ‘ MII‘IH‘ “In“.h“ ‘I‘HI‘HHSIIV III‘IHIUHINL Ihv (lilnpl'ul .thVIlIIIIIY it) :15ng [hp ,
, . '1; ”I" SH)IW‘S.III,II”I' lune litItIit. MI- health coininisionvr and 1l11= licnlth \ . 0 0
. cum, :1111 1-1'1111'1w1 1'1-1'ltml Illllt'l" council to make iniwstiudimis 1'11111‘ cw l e a 31' Inc II. 5
,THE NEW quENCE I SCIIIIIIZB S sanitary Marchs for thou pail in lIll' annulimnt bust ”.1“ng '1“. ”mum.“ 111' “WM-g; 1
‘ ‘ ”"""" 'l‘hc act ('1'1'111ilic lIlt' commission .11 i
_BEFINITION OF CHIROPR£CT|C 32 Washington St. 39 Main St. _ Appeal OVC‘TUINL 'prm'idcd that at thtr-l two 111 tl11' I O O
" Chiropractic is the (It'llllllltm of III" '“ 111111 .\l_:'. 1.131111111111111 ”I“ “M“ '1' “MUM“ Shall I)“ mm “.002an RE hl‘e Panama and Mllan
cause of the disease and the= rut ofI South Norwalk. Norwalk, his Ihomc in VI 111'c1'st1ir, Mutts. when t’MH‘I'lt‘llt’itI in sanitation and at least
“lusting the same. Disease is caused II“ 1" “"IWCWHI “H“ 1111- Atticricun “"0 “11““ I)" llldlllll‘itt‘l“WW. “MID" '
"by it wremh twist or filn‘uin in I111“ btccl unit “111' tuliipzmi‘, Ilt' :[IlIli'Ir1-1l It IlttI'li 111 Ildi‘ltntgl, I'Ii‘t'.v~1 \‘1'. 1
back. Even if done in childhood "WT—"W“ "‘ ' a" " "M" ‘ ‘ T“ T' I‘Il-‘i limit“? ‘0 ”l‘l‘tltl ”1" (It't'l'iltllh t‘hris: nt‘ .\‘1=w l‘.1i1."in and John ll. rt
it creates pinphm] “91”., .1111! 1mm in W H11 1' did, and May in Ittst 1111- Ap 1;..th 1. i111 ,._ t.,ldEunmilIH of 11“.. ’ .
1 later life In the diit‘1r1nt organs audI _ ”Hill" ”New" ”W'l'llll’dI ”WW ”I" 51-min plun‘ lll \\:111l1ur\' will r111»
limbs ’ ' ‘ It‘lttlI: Mrs. lli'um :11 this tinn= 1.1l i-..1=nt 1‘111' 1112.11111. 1011111-1 \ U” 1]”. 1111115 .
‘ Chiropractors rcinm'c 1h" cause 1.! peCIa S or urs ay ‘miIML spmkinu “I. “I" “"“m1 11““ till-'9'“! HIM A'llllli' V. Will”. !"'l'l‘t"-1 At Pafidflgar PP'CES ‘
.dlsoase.und liuii}.Ilicaltli is i'estorwd‘ IFIlt‘ “”5 lI\"'l‘l.\" i“ “W“ “illl'lh’l' 111' M'lllilllh‘ i‘i'uni Sharon and an i'll's’l' ' , .1
flfifi’fii‘. Eggmgpgaw I'mX'IW‘.“ 1‘?"““ BEST SWITZER CHEESE ...................... 40c 111. I1-111.I~I...1 111..I.1..:_~..,I 311: 11.1.1111 11.1.1 11......111; 11111....1 11111.1 .1111111111 ,1 . . _ n.3,“;
. . ‘ J will :11? I‘UllJltlS 1 not 1111;; 111 :11l~11~o 211' as iiv\1'.=~p.1pi 1's -f 1 I: 1'. 1 1?; 1:.” 31... ”1111'; ' ' ‘3..._=.
given special attention; also curvature ARTERIGAN CHEESE """""""""""""" 320 lb' :11'11 1'11111'1'1‘111'11. 1110,11,.his,.y,.‘,:‘fd ‘11,)..(1II11 1; 3," 1m.i1I-I:.]1_;1I,‘.t1)-;‘_I I .. , . . ,..._ . _. _
2:11:20 stx'mwt'l ,3"? I‘VIIII INTI” TWIN BLOODWURST .................................. 2‘36 lb. .\lc:u1\\'hil1u \l1< ltunn still 11111111: 1111,. in “111111111011 1117.11.15» Ip/j‘3;: QM .1. “L“;g h;©;;;\9 :41; V50“; 2;; ;_ 9 ;:g§_Y./:;(_;;.
help $01119 mphutm '1 (Ilflllt‘l‘ IO HEAD CHEESE . 220 1b In-InutitInl. bIonI1l1 11nd l)i111=:;11-_‘d 11-11. I“ ’
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Magnets 11111111111111.11....n 111.11. FRANKFURTERS ............................... 221: lb. '1...‘;‘11..‘. 11... .1I111‘11111‘j1‘ ..§.‘..' 1,1“?1 iITZ‘I 111 A OB Y S
BOLOGNA ...................................... 22c lb. M1... 11‘
. FRANCIS, I). C. I .
“W 111111 11111 st s11 V1111 111 cm 1 PRESSED HAM ........ . ........................ 28c 1b. EHRPHRA'E‘IGNS KICK: up
,a' v ..1":.1,.1 .' r- 1 l
. 1. ~ BOILED HAM ................................... .101: 1b. SILK SWEATERS - $7.98 to S 2.00
Graduate from Palmer School. Q
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AT FREIEHT RAIES I IIIEOOKHXII, Mass, June :30. ”llic'p-II
. pnlicc went to work toduy to clcnr upt
Ill BflNNEllllfllll Ell.
Profit Sharing Bank coupons With Cash Purchases.
BEERS MEAT e PROVISION co. %
(2 Stores.)
WASH SKIRTS $1.50 to $5.00
—...... .___._. _..—1_.. .__..__.._._.. _ ._
1 ' Sport Skirts
1 The newest in Figured Cor-
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duioy, Figured Silk, Pop m and I 6 North Mam St.
11911- inistci-y surrounding the death
hcrc ycsti-rdny of Mrs. I‘aullnv lx'cycr,
Gabardine 13 Main St. 1 Min of (:1'11'21- l". Reyes. :1 Boston”
. ' . 1 I --~...,. 11-:1l estate man. whose body was
$1. 00 to $10. 00 I S0“th.N0r\VaIk.Ph0nC 1180' Noritalk. Phone 881' E toimd iii 11 chair in li'.'r home with
two bullci “minds in ”W right hand
and lllltlllli‘" in thc hack of ”IO h1nd.
. While Medical Examiner Harry M.
it‘utts “as holding an autopsy. dctcc: Holcomb Takes Steps “To Complete,
ti\'1=.' so 1' t =." " ' '- ‘ -
x 11.11 to niablish the ounei Conn.’s Quota oi Soldlcrs."
1ship of tht= i"1=\ol\1-r \iith which .\lis. I 11)
1‘11““ “as hillid Ai'intlici point ‘0‘ llltlI‘LlEIORT Juno _.O—A
:Appcal to Public Utilities
‘ Commission — Hearing in
New Haven June 27
MAY MEAN STATE DRAFT. I SOLDIERS' ANNOYING WOMEN?
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Va ists
111 Georgette, Crepe de Chine
tend Lingerie . .
. $1. 00 (0 $8. 00 j 1
Special at $1.98 SPECIALS
'An attractive line of Sport
Several complaints about tucmlp :'5
of tin= New llavcn l'ilucs annoying:
WOUND have reached the cars of [‘11:
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Saying that lhe increaso recently telc
\, nonmsnm 8"
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PHONE—311
['0in AUTO
DELIVERY
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A. STULL
' 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
Ied a hearing to be held Ill thc New
Illnvcn county couithousc lunc 27.
I _ in their appeal 'to the commission,
Ithe corporations. said that formerly
the Connecticut Company divided
1li1=irficight into four chisses but.
when making the change in iatcs it
‘1lb0IISIlt‘d all but first-(ruse freight;
and all ai'ticlcs,I with the exception
sssr ro'rArors $1.10 pk.
at
Andrew Dayey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 180. Norwalk
got light and bulky packages and
Ilivestock came under that class.
3 These articles, however, were also re-
'quircd to take a higher rate. 011
IMay 21. 1917, the company modified
iis express rut-es and established 11
:minimum charge of :25 cents and a
' [lat 11110 of {'10 cents for 100 pounds.
The local corporations to sicndhe
'vnppcul were the. 11}. S. l{iblic"Coiii-
ipany. Tucker & Goodwin. E. G.
\l’hittlcsey 1&3 ' (10., Scyms & Sons,
\Nilliams & Carleton Company and
tl11= Loomis 1":'Willson Company.
PHONE 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
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FOR MIDDY BLOUSES
. IN
PLAIN an SMDOKED
an
$1.09 $1.25 $1.50
" co TO;
A. DICKERMAN 8c SON’S
Department Store
84 WASHINGTIIN STREET Phone 446
SHOT WHEN HE
CALLS TO LOOK \
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1‘\NSON1A,Junc 20.——Pnt1“ick Stil-
livnn. 'c. patrolman was seriously
wounded when/shot yesterday after-
noon us he called at the home of Mrs.
Ellen Branham, .colored. to investi-
gate 9 complaint of the landlord. who
alleged that 'the woman would not
vacate the house when ordered to do
5.0 According to the police the wont
an flrcd three shots at the officer.
one (it' which took effébt in the right
Sut‘iit'm twas itaken I‘mtlic
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5&9“, Haven hospital where it
evcd that the bpllet is lodged
head
INTO COMPLAINT.
Sonn of 1111.- otlinnls at “"0111 on
.tltt‘ (asp said todm that .‘lrs. ASP-“NS (‘onnecticut National Guard that still
had sutt‘ercd. with screw headaches arc below war str.ength
and they \i'crc inclined to bclimeI
that she had killed herself
fin the C. N G. has been active in re
Irious parts of the stati= and 111.1in \ol
untcers have been obtained, but not
nearly the number that is nccdcd lic-
Turn the militia are called away to the
training camps some tinn= next month.
RAILROAD TO DISCONTINUE
TRAINS
‘thl‘, Jun? 20.~0n the pi».
tition ot‘ thv= New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company to
take on‘ various trains as 11 war time
measure. the Public Utilities Commie-I
sion had a hearing today. The only;
protest received was one from certain'
Willimanth residcms who wished
have tlicii .30 11.111. trnin toilattt'ord; ““1“ 5- Congdon, 1‘ captain of “It“
retained. .. E. ! United States Army \chlcal Corps, at
”I1Chattanooga, Tenn” “as issued here
today in connection with the murder
iof ’John V. Piper, a University of
Vermont graduate whose body was
found with ii bullet wouhd in the
breast, near Spotswood, N. J.. last Sun
day.
HART
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ARREST 0F ARMY CAPTAIN.
NEW
1 STOCK EXCHANGE BROKER RE- 1
I PENTANT.
NFW YORK June 20 ~—A Stock Ex-
change broker who sold Liberty Bonds
below par 011.1111? floor of the Exchange
here last Saturday; is repentant. andI
has repurchased them at. par, it was,
announced here. today by on Exclmngel
committee which investigated the ach.
MISS O'RBIEN GETS VERDICT
HARTFO—»— .
been withheld. Furthermore. It was O’Brien, 23 years old.
stated. he had contributed $100.000 tOIof‘promlse suit against John 'B. Man-
the RedCrossEund. ' ' ‘ Ining. a retired banker, 85 years old,
I The bicker explained he was of'the was guarded by a state supreme
opinion the 101111 11113 heavily 01 11.. court j111y 1111,0111; 1111111111 City 10111111. ‘
subscribed and that when he made the The plaintiit', secretary to 11 New York
sale he did not considthr the sentimen- newspaper man. alleged that the. dc-
tal effect throughout the countri. Ifendant, father of grown children.
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Recruiting for voluntary enlisunent‘
BRUNSWICK, N. J.. June 20.:
to —A warrant for the arrest of “1‘. Wil-l
June 20.—A verdict ofI
tion of the broker, whose name has 5225300 in favor of Miss plum-0,313.1“:
in her breach‘
. Illltltlt' in the. freight rates and ex- in (Me \ A , , 1, I. .11 1 1 . mm \ 1. downtoun olicc It is allogedtlnit as
was” in Figured Silk" A150 BeSt Famfl Flour er bag ------ . 11111 ~ ----------- 1 $1180 II'W” Champs by It“) Connecticut “omfm. ”it‘llithii11ichth-I: :IIi11i1t11I1111:IItl‘il L “111 r (‘1 :d 'b: HUN (1 13E“ \ I the name: “111k bv milhiamcn on
191111 colors,w1th fancy 811k cal' y ,P ' Companv is “cxccssn‘c xund unrcn- “mp1 m 1 1. 1 .\l 1. . Iquota of OIdIlI'S, “as Illltl‘pleltl‘tl '.
“I I , Cream Corn Starch ............... . ..... ‘.... 2 pkgs. 15c Isonnblc‘and unwarranted," six lead “I”, “HEIJTIESH :3", 115d GIIIIESII:III‘I‘I llu'tford yesterday afternoon to mom \\ est 11v,cnuc endearing terms are)
‘ int; business corpofations in Hart new ,0, hm. ‘ with the State (‘onncil oi Dctcnsc '10 called after ”10111 “'lllt'll 111'“ insulting.
Try our FreSh Roasmd Coffee, Per “3' ' -------- ‘- 216 Iloid and fifteen big New Haven cor- 'lhp police \'.1-'-11 in pnfipscmn 0, (,I take action to complete (onncctu 111 s The police are imcstigating the Hint.-
Condensed Milk, pet can . .............. . ............ 12c IIIThIII'OndtiIitjisctf‘(tTi‘iiiiilili‘i‘iglii‘d111‘in ”I1"- now in the inn .11111111_ 111 1111= d .111 quota ol osldicrs,‘ was into 1111111111 161 and i1 max but taken up With 1710
Pure Cocoa, in quart jars .. ......................... 1230 ‘A 1result the commission has tlllllOlll‘It: 3‘3),mil‘11:§\“IIIIfI‘ijidul0,1533. .Immlfigj hm“. ‘13 ”w "m mom i“ ‘Ill'C‘pdlaIlOIl commander m the company.
'for a state draft to (ill units 01 the
SPARKS START $20,000 FIRE.
{'izw YORK, .lunc 20:~Sparks 11mp-
ping from 11 tall chimncy'i'estcrday
started a tirc \1 inch totally destroy/d
Adler’s monumental and granite works
at )laspcth. 1,. l. The loss is est}
mated at $200,000. The plant was out_
of the largvst of its kind in the. coun-
try. Two Illlntlltd cmployes csc.1p.d
without injury. 1
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RUSS-IAN’S FAREWELL CALLS.
\\'ASlll.\’1'i'l‘ON, .lune 20.-Rus.sin.‘5
diplomatic mission devoted the second?-
dny of its stay in Washington in pay
iug formal calls of courtesy on Presto;
dcnt Wilson and other high govcrm
mcnt officials, ,
An important event on today's pro~
grain was the presentation by the mis-
sion of a message to the 111-1411111111
train the. new lllussiangovernment.
LIVERPOOL COTTON EXCHANGE
CLOSED.
LIVERPOOL, June 20. —-'l‘he Cotton
Exchange was closed temporarily to»
day, after a short period of {i'adhx-If
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Unusual advdnccs hnvr= occurred (.11
the Liverpool Cotton Exchange in the
last few days. The high prices yester-
(Zny showed gains of 148 to 182 points, F
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