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SUBORDINATE
ALL INTERESTS
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The President expresses confidence
that business will be found intensely
loyal. and the problem of wartime
, prices will be solved through patriotic
_ cooperation. There must be but one
‘y price for the Government and the
‘ public, be emphasizes. The appeal
deals generally with the determina-
‘ tion of war prices on all commodities.
The President vigorously condemns
shipowners of the country for main-
taining a schedule of excesuive ocean
You AMays Have
Hot Water 111 Your Home?
If you have difficulty in getting
hot Water when you want it, you
should carefulll,_inveltigsts this
New "RUUD" GAS STORAGE
SYSTEM. It is the latest thing
out and is absolutely positiVe in freight rates wlhlch has placed “al-
, _ . . , most men erabc obstacles” n ’th»
dis ability to furmsh an abundant Govemnmfiu p.111. 1 t
"The fact is," he said, "that these
supply of hot water to any faucet
. who have fixed war freight rates ,hRV‘l
m the house.
-, taken the most effective means in
‘ gtheir pon er to defeat the armies en-
? paged against Germany."
I
SATISFACTORY HOT WATER
SERVICE IS UNUSUAL IN THE
AVERAGE HOME
CONNECTICUT FAIRS.
Only One Exhibition Called Off on
Account of War.
1; Despite exiitinl: conditions practi
,‘1 ‘1"all_\ all of the lairs in the slate pill
.1111 hold lhizl 111191.1'11cording' 111 19-‘1
turns lltPlH‘ll at the (111111 of I ll. ’
lla'alcy .sccrctary 111' the state boardl
of agriculture. In response to a re?
quest from the Sli‘f'lPlllY‘V official“?
have sent in data concerning their
" fairs and thc returns show that only.
You should at least see this new
Hot Water System while this big
demonstration "is going on.
SPECIAL PRICES.
(1111’: lilir has liven 1':1ll1'd off on 21111;
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED. count of 111' war, the (‘onnccticut'
’,llor1 111211r:1l ~o1i1 1,1 1l1'11'dina lo
:l1:1111l1111 its plans 111 hold its ::1nnu1l:
1l:1l1li show 1
LIMITED SUPPLY AT THIS SPECIAL OFFER.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS SYSTEM IN ACTUAL
OPERATION.
,, ’l‘hc dates of thc fairs follow: I
1 thestvr Amicullural and JIechani-'
Viral society, l‘ht‘slfli‘, September 21::
81-1111'111be1 272(11nnecticut State As.
, ' , lilullmnl '5011',l(*l_\ Ilvrlin. September;
. 10 to September 15; Cornwall Agil-
. - I O ,
7 ,- The uni‘ed Electrlc Light and wa‘er C0. 1'3 '28:(11\111111y Glance l‘:1i1' association.‘
- I ' 1(‘011ntr\ September 26.‘ llanbury
, 'V ‘ ‘l1‘11ir llanbmv October 1 to October!
' ' 7 , V 1‘ ’ 16; 1ll1vt'h 11111 rm'lcultural Fair 1
3 m _lhnm October 3: tlouhen Agricultural
’ ‘ . woolen (loshcn September 3:61an
7’ (‘olchcstcr Grange fair, 1‘olchcstcr,’
{cultural society, (‘.'.o111wall S’ptcmbex;
’ llun’
'AUTO THlEF CAUQHT ' DAV NURSERY REPORT.
A L ' IN 3CHE1NECTADY "*— ‘ number 28 and 27; Guilford Acril
-_ .-—~—~—— The rcgu 211' monthly 1119111111,: 111 cultural, 11111110111. Scptcmbrr , 20;;
Bheln Captured While Driving Ca1- 1th Day Nursery was held 1111 Monday,‘ lluddam Neck Grunge Agricultural!
n 1 i association,~~lladdam Nécki. Seplenr
July . wi1h the 11111111110111 in "11 111111 ber 35, ““me Agricultural Fair...
'l‘olzil Attendance quifble 1111mm T‘s-Illarwinlou,‘1)1'tobcr2: Lyme Grimm
Largest 51'tendanct'jol' one. day 39., Agricultural society. Lyme. Septemjf
S‘liallesl‘ attendance torture «luv '1
Owned by Dennis. Moose Dic
tutor
,_ BRIDGEI’OR'I‘. July l2.—-Gcorge H.
Elwin. formerly of this city. was 111.1
Tho {J lowin “I: 1'1 ortcrl‘ Madison. Octoh-‘r 3: New Ylnvcu'
”Sled 1n Schenectady, 51' Y hat . ‘ ‘ .1; g! were 111 i(‘ounty llorllcullural soctcty, 151111"
0113111 for violation of the traffic rules 1““ 4"" month ‘ Illuvcn, September 19 lo 20'. Newl
4 113 was driving a Ford touring car; M15" “Willi Davis. sm'kmcs “n'lllluvcn County Poultry club. New
I which was stolen on the night ofJuiyl‘toys; Mrs, t‘olo, hooks of on-l 1:11'1l:"' llnvcu. J11nuury 9 to January 12.
3.110111 Cllal'lts 11. 1111111111, 1111111101- of 3-er Mm 11111111111111. WWW“ A “”8; ”TV, "“13““. :""§‘-", “gm“...
~ . lura 1:01:11 y. 11r\\‘l(‘l, . on em e1 1.
1 1 ".11”, 9.: r h. ,
the M005” F“11u(l,c, q several tlm *, l‘ i” to September 5: North Slonlngton-
The DONG? 01’ llll‘ \ew YOPk City (“W“- ‘ ”m M" E“ F' “PM l“ (:ranu-e. North Stonlnglon, September
”tied the ownership of the car by 'ucc; Mir. l" M lockwfmd. calm ard Fair
looking under the seats. and finding telly; 1111111011111- Circle mllk dull};
Che original numbers there. Rhcinfind U91". Fll‘ill‘l CUTIE ROWflVlOll. mitt
“;'tilperating the car under Massnulnn \lilill': Mitt. 13- M Andrews. Willi
vaetts numbcrs. ' idaily; Ix'oruclk Steam Laundry. l:11:n
Mth him were two girls from W0r-1131'y \v11rl1"'for‘m0nlh.
. tester, Mass, They told the police Owing 11; the numerous 11w: 1.”
’r-they knew Rhcln by thc namc of nursery lll" trcasury “‘1‘ “TN
" George Riley He askcd them to no suntan-hat dcplctcd. llallttlltllts ’ tural socictv llrooklvn September lll
Incl! to Worcester in his machlnc mom‘ I -un ““30““ ”“9”“ in ”"5 111 3.11111111112i211.111111111111 Fair, Wol»
flying he would (ll'hc thcm to their good cause. will In lll‘l‘illly Hl’l'r“Cli'Ilt (011 October 10; Woodstock South
1 31021195 from fichencct 111,», ml. iWomlstotk. September 17 lo Scplcm
‘ , Detective George Washhurn and Mr. b" 19-
'i’Dennls today went to New York to
Hiring back the car and Rhcin.
Ill l0 September 20; Rock'vlllc
association,
111 September 20; Salisbury l‘alr.
Salisbury, Scplcmbt‘r 1,10 Septcmhcr‘
:l : Stuffordll‘nlr. mallard Sprinllfi. 00
lober 10 to October 12: Union Arr”
,cull111.ll of 17111111111011.11311111111111.1911
lI‘1 111d Il.11'.lford Rlvcrlon Otfllobm l2:
111c:\\':1sl1ini:lon Fair. Washington. Mr
atlgual Ill: Windham County Agricul-
c.
~——~ ~-— 1
“yauloosponr aov NAMED ? '
* ‘ WEST POINT ALTERNATE
' .2” . |
WASHINGTON, o. 11.111111 12.—
Con‘firess Ebenezer J, lllll has re-!
,ilmnmendcd Sidney Thompson of,
Greenwich. to Secrctarr of War Bakerl
~=lor e'ntrancc to D111 West Point Mll~
Jury academy as: principal: Joseph J.‘
IIulllns. jr., of Bridgcport. as first all
ierna‘te, and Louis Torrzru of Dan!
filmy as second alternate, to take the
,1 allure of Cadet Frederick J. Durr-
.. ,pchmldt. who will graduate next June.
"f“!l'he entrance‘ examination will be held
June 14 1918. 9'1 tel ‘1
Tell Your Wife
Com__§___ Lift Off
Doesn't hurt a bit to lift corns
Aor calluses off with fingers.
‘ l
a...
1::
N01 ,1 twinge of pain or A. BAGCARI, Gen. Manager; G. FRERY, Art Director,
- soreness before apply Who have charge of the Grand Opera. Concert to be given at Hoyt’s
., ing, or aftcrwards. This Theatre, Fridayn Eight
may sound like a dream
to corn pestercd men
and wmuon who have
. been cutting. filing and
nearing tor'tuiotm Dias-l i
teas. Yes! Corns lift 011th =
and callu' es peel off as
if by 'n'1.agic
A small bottle of free-
zone costs but a fowl
(Io—OPERATION
TO WIN WAR ‘
1h1'Aericultdlal socict t.y tlranby Rep '11
her 19: Madison Agricultural 111111111 "
llockvlllc. Sépirmbcr ‘18 .
cents at any drug storel
Apply a few drops diz
rectly upon your tender
corn or callus, and in
stantly the soreness dis l
appears: then shortly.
the corn or callu‘l will
be no loose that it lifts
off. l
Freezone dries instant-
ly. it doesn’t eat out the
corn or callus, but just
shrivcis it up so it lifts
away without even irri~,
toting the surroundlnit
skin. Women Should
laden n tiny'bottle handy . ,
on the dresser and nev-
er let :1 corn or callus
‘ ache twice.
The spirit of our service is Cooperation—the eh.
i deavor to be of the utmost Assistance to our cus-
tomers in the handling of their banking business.
We believe 11:11 you will enjoy transacting your
financial affairs through this institution and we
cordially solicit your account.
«71‘ iii '
wTRUST COMPANY
, , of SouthNorwalk Conn.
'tration officials, having estimated the College, July 23 This wlll be the last
i .L‘steel' for war purposes in conferences and is being planned for the. benefit
i: 1the"Amcric.1n 110" and 31901 industry, tend the earlier sessious
today discussed lumrc need!l bowl 1111 opening July 10 for hmhe economies ' in case of notification :11 011 days pro—i cipnl nddress,
.‘ program were Governor McCall, Mitydv
Owing to the delay of the auditing: Oi leey and Edward Righter. Grand
Exalted Ruler of the Elks during
'ment their hearty cooperation in hit state will have received instruction' in night.
war prdgram. it
The question of prices has not been vegetables. Enrollment blanks shouldl
' -,discussed,
ionld be deferred until
{1‘de Communion complete! it ln- July 23. since this is the last school home more prominently before the
m Into the subject.
mm" 1111. 1111.? 11, 191-1 1
l
1‘ w:
Continuation of Furniture Sale
iThe Storehouse which has been sold must be cleared out. It 18 better to sell what
Furniture is on our floors at a sacrifice than to try to make room for the reserve stock
-All Furniture Sets and separate pieces have been placed at special prices.
f "1'
Odd Chairs and Rockers
One lm ortant tea‘
lure of th 5 Furniture
Sale is the group of
odd or occasional
Chairs. Often a wo—
man who is assembling
furniture for her home
will like to pick up an =
odd and beautiful chair, '
for the desk, piano on.
1 1113’
strength is not impairedrb .
5,’Altll_duglt the chairs look 500
"edgier.
robe?
reality very easy and comfortablefllg {the woven 21p,
seals and backs give rcadd y with every motion of 1le ‘
5, body. Elease notice reductions.
"a
1"
”Old Hickory" Furniture
it: I
treating _
they are
.,
- Summer Houses were $50. 00 31$ for $40.00 3
- somcs lal lace 1101 E: ‘- 1
' specialggcom.pAll styles 5‘3”: Miami. were, 3 3- 00 jig for 3 6'50 l
' fare represented‘ in this ‘ ”ml“? .Weré. 3 7 00 $3 for 3 550‘
Collection. There are the graceful Sheraton and Adam Arm Chairs, 33.5. were 3 7.50 #1,; for 3 6.001
Chairs, Winged Chairs for corners or firesides, dignl- “ 1 were at 6.00 33‘s for $ 4,751 .
fled Hall Chairs, and quaint little Oolonlal Rocker: were it 6.75 3’13 for 5 5.501 ’
Which are certzlin to become household pets. ,. - were 3 5.50 i} for $7 4.40 ‘
Mahogany Armchairs with spring seats covercd' 111 g " were 3 3.75 313. for $ 3.00 ‘
blue striped velour. , , ,were 3 2.75 3E! for 3 2.2“ 1
1 .1 Former price $16.00 " for $13.50 } ‘_ ,were $ 400 3., for 3 3,25‘ ‘
1’ Rock-r to match, m 7»? ‘iréi 3:11 $13.50 3 -- ”T were d 4.50 13' 1‘01'3 3.50\ 1
H l1 ' .
than Armchair ,lvltli upholstery covering of n ‘3'”: were 5 6- 25 1511 for 3 5100‘ !
blue, oldystriped velour. ..., , a“, - ’ ti? were 3 7-50 '53. for 3 5-001 g
: Fermer price $25,. so '1 ’ Adm were 3 8 25 dtl for. 3 615,0 '
for $2150
N 01' Annchsh'olMahogany frames with
=1 P111111 c111. .1111 1101:1111, 111 light or green 1111.1
Ippmdtle ' ““3 W" 1' 113:1?! :'
flialrcloth‘ seats, a perfect reproduction of a famous for 3320 ‘192'
‘5'?!“ l ‘ for $2.75 ’” f.
Former price $22. 00 flag“ ‘21 for $18.50 , were $2.50 .. . for $2.00 ., 5
Réeker to much, W'W‘“E“‘§“ $18-50 3;; , g'wcrc $2.00 . for $1.60 - 7
ii ' 1 diaries ll Anncllsir with twisted rails and posts. :11 pvere $135 ,1 or 31-10 1
full spring seats, dud upholstered back, covering of ' lware $2. 651. 'for $2.15
‘ plain silk velour. .11. "‘Wcre $3.291} for $2.50 .1121 1
, lie. . 171.1,F01mer price $24.00 :31"; for $20.00 ' - E
153 1 Rocker to match 1,13» $20.00 1
"N
Charles 11 Annchsir with twisted rails and pond!
"upholstery covering in figured mulberry velour.
1...: 1.131 Former price $21.00 for $17.50 I v
111%!“ Rocker to match, - $1750 1
'7' ' Mshoguny Armchlir with wing-shaped back and
bearing carved center medallion, seatcovering of mul-
1‘: l little individual drawers.
berry velour. ,, ., ,_ . :55 f
,, , , Former price $22. 50. :1 ‘ l “'3 mm“ Former price 5114' 00‘
fig?“ Armchair or Rocker, A?” $18.50 old» i
m" Mnhogsuy Armchair with winnghaped back and :l *'
pane panels, full spring seat covered with blue velour..13 _ ,
, "11, Former price $18. 00 ‘ l3"
{1.2.3 Armchair or Rocker $15.00«ch. E
E
side.
11W” yAnnchsir in Adam de51gn,.upholstered . . l f th’ 1
back and scaly covered with blue striped velour. . 3'. E. 22111111053111.1335:1.113%fillinfielagfiglfoesogp0:
in . 1 Former price $18.00 _ _, ' 1 ‘
"- .
' Armchair or Rocker .5035”,
1%, Former price $119.00
$15.00 1111111”. " {1
r
Clearance of Millinery
priced Hm to close out at “'7‘
" An English Desk
Belonging to the William and Mary Period, is oh "
solid mahogany and has many little drawers on eac ’
The drawer knobs are as numerous as the sto
Cottage China .1
A Mahogany Desk 3'1.-
Belonging to the 511111 Period, has a chest or f
I” 'drawers in block design with antique brass pulls. Th ,
lntcrior of the desk has many pigeon holes and mini.
it
for $100.
731”” Pink and while, all needed articles-=- Plates «11%
“3:200, $3.00. $5.00, $7.50 and up. Platters. Cups end Saucers, Bowls, finals and F
' I , ” ’mmj , Dishes. ,
r1111 styles 11150, 75.01.5011111 ”1391211115.; 2...: At 111. .111 1111.1 prim .
1.311...
3:,
.no further opportunity nil] be given.
The authorities especially call at-
tention lo the importance or all visltl
ors arriving (in Monday Late arriv-
ale cause confusion and disor-ganiza‘
tlon.
’ LTAST CANNING SCHOOL
The last canning school of the year
WASHINGTON, July 12—-—Admmifi will open at Connecticut Agricultural
FlXING STEEL PRICES
gorernment's immediate needs for weekly school conducted this year
with a special committee representing Of those who have been unable to at-
The school by Monday night be forfeited cxccml
.OStlmflll’s 0f punslblc Drfldllcflfin 014’ teachers now has enrolled its full vious.
pacify of the country’ 3 plants 900ml".1uota of eighty teachers and registra-
lcd by the manufacturers. lions have been closed. This means committee there will he no ,finstalht—
The prOdIlccra will give the govern. by Julyuzo a total of 480 people in the tlon of Lady Washington Lodge to- 1
It will be held July 20111. i
1: 1 1? venl‘.
is. officially s‘fitc’d- the canning and drying at fruits and
, ELKs HAVE 311; PARADE
it is 1111111 and mommy be filled out 11111110111111er by those de- BOSTON July 12.——The 1111111 1111-
lhl‘ Fennel sir-ins to attend the session opening nembled in national convention hcre
India zeal: and Ellen it is once lined public today than at any time this
:paiiied by marines and
the navy vard and cxemises were heldl
It has been found necessary to on Bhston Common.
rule that all reservations not taken Up Senator James Hamilton Lewis.
lllinoin, came here to delchr the prim
Maw-M
Sentinel Advs. pay.
week. A patriotic demonstration was
arranged, consisting of a parade oil
members of the Grand Lodge. avenue"
sailors f1 om
United States
on
Other speakers out“
the
1 ll
The business of the convention wall
ccbcluded an: brlcf session this 601101
J noon and a” visit to Revere Bench'wtfl
planned for the afternoon. .1
,-
Try one. 3;
Norwalk Chronicler