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. ' The Coal Problem " "
We have secured a partial
supply of coal and submit to
our customers the question as
to the wisdom of their buying
coal now. The future is uncer-
tain. Conditions may improve p
later, or they may be worse.
We do not know. No onedoes.
, We shall at present sell coal
in moderate quantities only—a
few tons. N 0 large orders, nor
orders for future delivery, ex-
cept at price current when de-
livered. Please don't ask us if
the price will be lower later.
We don’t know. But we do
know that when the coal is
safely in your cellar, you've
BHW‘"
If we wanted to give our customers a piece oi advice along
lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
, Shingles NOW. Prices? They certainly won't be lower. They
don’t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides,
'7 that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
f, the Railroad: a 15 per cent. advance to take effect July lst. This
s, means anadvance in the price of Shingles of 280 M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber list.
Save money by buying now, not next week or next month.
Daniel H. Gleason ‘50 bet
' Thirteen more Connecticut men were
l, yesterday given commissions
,‘ Officers Reserve Corps, in rank rang-‘
~. was announced by the war depart-g
. illolli. '
' .Tlleil' I
"- branch of the service to which and
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NTINEIS
MONDAY; JULY 16, 191
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SillJTHNflllWAlli ' * - L
'Bfllll’l’fllllfll Tristram ‘8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A Distinctive
' Grey Coiffure
Second Lieutenant in En-l
gineer Corps !
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WA-snlNoTON. 1). C. July 10*
in the1
ing from major to second lieutenant, lt‘
names, address, rank and,
signed are as follows: .
Hugh Lincoln Cooper, .\'o. 128
got it—and that may mean i _--_-
much.
It’s up to you.
01' wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
g E g a $3 town to choose from; Prices lower than elsewhere.
. ‘| . Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
minis SWEEMQ? ‘ CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
EXPRESS senwce AT FREIGHT 33 8°“th Mam 5" 509th Norwalk»
RATES T0 new YORK
lTHE ANNING J. SMITH TRANSJ
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, East,
River, New York (foot of Jackson‘
SPECIALS
atoéxgtiiiefcspgts’hlggsgkatu: ti: Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. ........... . ........ fie
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to Force, per pkg. ..................................... c
“3”” Swift’sPrideScap,abar..................; .......... 5c
‘—“ Pure Lard, per lb. .................................. 250
; Dunham’sCocoanut, a pkg ............................ 8c
David W. Raymond l Pure Jelly ............................... 3 tumblers 25c
UNDERTAK ER
Tel.. Office, 1069-3: House. 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEwiRED MEN'S BUILDING
a STULL
East Norwalk-
24 Cottage Street.
T HE NEW SCIENCE
DEEINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC:
Chiropractic is the definition of .he:
cause of the. disease. and the art of:
Specials for Tuesday
ECONOMY JARS . . . . (Pints $1.30 doz.) (Quin-ts $1.40 dcz.)
' } adjusting the same. Disease is causedi PLATE CORNED BEEF, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . t ' """"" 160
by a wrench, twist or sprain iu,thé" , ’ ’
back. Even if done in childhood. RUMP CORNED BEEF, lb. ............ . ..... - ------- 22°
It creates pinched nerves and pain Sui
hter life in the different organs and
limbs. ‘
Chiropractors remove the. cause of‘
disease and pain, health is restored.
through llnrnionising the nerve sys-i
tents in your body. Female trouhiem
given special attention: also curvatureI
oi the spinel You will never regret,
giving the Chil'practor a chance to.
help you. . 3
Magnetic treatments given also. .
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NATIVE GASBAGE, BEETS AND GREENS.
BEERS MEAT G PROVISION C0.
(2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. 13 Main St.
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
u Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn;
Graduate from Palmer School. 5
Specials [or Tuesday
.........14clb.
7S 00RLON llousr‘ " t
VEAL STEW
smoxnn snounnnss ......................... 21c lb.
(Gregory Boulevard) ‘ CABBAGE ' . . . . . . . . . . .......................... dc lb.
East Norwalk ; GAULIFLOWER . ...... . ............... 10c and 20c head
°P°“SM*‘Y‘ MUSKMELONS ..... ...... .....cior25c
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL;
KINDS or SEA FOOD '
COOKED To ORDER l Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
32 Washington St.
South Nor-walk.
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop."
, ' Telephone 720 '
GETTING FARMERS
eon CONNECTICUT
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GIFT FOR FATHER LYNCH.
Men’s Spring Suits !
'An Attractive Showing 1
Smartly Tailored Models
0!; Rev. Michael J. Lynch. assistant
l‘pastor of St. Joseph‘s church, was]
ipresented yesterday as a reward for?
i-faitllful services, with a hlaxwell mn-
labout by two score and more of host-
lness men connected with the church: “"3” for 9V9?! farmer that desires
$12.50, $5.09, $18.00
,The presentation was made at the‘ 119111;.an W110 is Willing to pay the
lrectory of the church immediately aié: malls rate from New lork.
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copyrightCIOthlngCO' i ter (heroine o'clock mass by a cont-i making “'99le trips to New York,
- .-.. - 1 ‘here he has a desk i th S l '
' mittee consisting of John J. Cunoe , “ a e ovation
' N' mm 812' So. No‘mu" i Fred A. Glnrchino and Thomas Hfl Army headquarters and a number of
Wmanty, Jr. The automobile is a hand-5 other free employment bureaus.
' ;some one and was greatly apprecialedi Mn P9359 TPDONS an abundance of
. The Banner Bakery
i by Father Lynch.
. Tel 367 5 Monroe street‘ SCHOONER KENWOOD SAFE.
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BOSTON, July 16.~A cablegranif lam a. month and board. Difficulty is
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We are now able to supply our‘ . . .
. 4“ Iannouncing the safe arrival at a port 99mg Experienced m securing com-
customers With PIES, made to, in Central America olihe Boston. 1mm experienced farm help/espe-
‘ lschoonel- Kenlvood, two months over-E Clan-V men who can milk. however.
order each day" We also have due on a voyage from a South Ab, Mr. P9359 has only two unfilled 905i-
. . , , -. , h 11.; tions eat the present time.
SUGAR RUNS and COFFEE inntlc port, was lecelxed by t e on
ere today. The message, sent- by Caps; Ted “Chills“ 0f Middletou'n was
” RINGS in addition to our regular tain Allen, gave the first Word from: added to the working force of the
, stock.
lup Work on the farms, but who had
4 no farm experience. These men may
j be had for twenty to twenty-five dol-
tthe tvessel ‘smce liter departure on Committee of Food SUDDli'. of the
thiarch 17, and relieved anxiety felt SW9 Councfl of Defense yesterday.
here in view oi'previous reports that He will 39‘ as assistant to Arthur
fl she probably had been sunk. -Howe, State enrollment officer for the
, ' . 1 Boys' Working Reserve. He will help
‘ in putting out the badges for the boys
now working under the United States
Boys’ Working Reserve, and also the
Connecticut Agricultural Volunteers.
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GOETHALS POSTPON ES ACTION.
- TEETH -
1 WASHINGTON, July 16.———Major-
WITHOUT puma . iGeneral Goethnls he's postponed his"
plan for commandeering today of pri-‘
. ‘ - .vate merchant shipping underveon-l
D . l H M I! 1 struction in the United States and fort
r. g g a cry: contracting immediately for bhilding
' .. itwo government shipbuilding plants} NEW YORK. July 16.—-The Brook-
Mac“ 0mm .He made. this at the request of Chair- in 'ational League today sold 1).
* In...“ 8°“... m lifting it “2“ Breast caucuses emf; .l...
. . . . w c an s a , . . .
‘ ‘ g} «.j, ,. . . P, w . p lib-3 directors of the Emergency Fleet Louis Nationals. under the waiver
Only Corporation. - rule-
UTILITY INFIELDER SOLD
He is‘
-, husky men who Were willing to take'
,achpolwnl'roceilié the rank or first Washington
is easily arranged with a
Fine Wavy
Grey SwitCh '
We are offering an unusually attract-
ive value. A naturally wavy grey switch
20 inches long, mounted on three sepa-
rate stems
$2. 95
Strawberry Hill avenue, Stamford, Illa-j
Ejor. engineers; Henry Adams, No. 15l
tFrenlont ell-eel, New London, captain,“
1engineers; l'roal Judson, .lr., Deep
illiver, first lieutenant, t‘llgint‘9r5;‘
.George liritton Taylor, .\'o. 101 Dwight
street, New Haven, first lieutenant,
:enuineel's; Howard Samuel l‘ol‘ter,
No. 131 Collins street, Hartford, first
lieutenant, engineers: llerllert (‘llai‘les
'Elton, No. 20:: Maple street, New lia-‘
veil, tlrst lieutenant, engineers;
Charles Manson Ilurr, Norfolk, first
lieutenant, engineers: aDlliel 11. Glen-
son, No, 4 Taylor ll\'t'llll|‘, South Not"
walk, second lieutenant, engineers;
Forrest (l. l’lli-iilgloll, No. 4i Holmes
avenue, Waterbury, first lieutenant.
ordinance corps; Julian C. Warner,
lNo. 2:3, Marshall-street, Hartford, first
lieutenant, engineers; Daniel H. Glea-
‘ley. No. 9:: Whitney avenue, New liar
.Ven, first lieutenant, aviation section,
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signal Corps; George Waller Hadley,
lit-igs Building, Bridgeport, captain,
medical corps and 1“l't"d(’l"l(‘k Eugene
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Stockton, llope street. Slu’illgdillt‘. STEAMER 01‘ ROLhS’ ,
‘llrst lieutenant, nlediclll corps. i 1,200 TAKEN OFF
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CONNECTICUT co. . t , . ,, 3:“. .., ,. .. .l
l AGAINST FREE RIDES lion oi tic ilsiul o .l I.L‘Jlll,~(‘lh
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:alioilrd the Norwegian steamship,
‘ tlil'lstiilllihl‘jord whore near t‘lllwi
FOR RIEN 1N KIlAKI ‘ Race, N, iii, was contained ill a lites-i
; gape receivml here llllS eyetllllg from;
‘ilillilzlx. , i
"Three of li'-'I‘ holds are full of uni
ter, but it may be possible to enrol
Ill-r," llle illes'sllliwadded. t
Bernstcrfi Agent on Board. i
NEW YORK. July ill. The Norv':
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of its product for nothing, that tho
{corporation is doing: ll ul'eut den]
3 more now in palrioiie endemol's than
any oil-3 lllis any idea of. ' ,
At the "m “mm”: “f the """""1' “Milan steamship lx‘l‘istillnhlfjord leftt
{of llldl-l'lnett :i rel-‘ollitlon was intro-l this port July ;_ 1'”,- ”any“. 11“.“. m.
winced calling: tor the appointment ”(-01ldt‘l‘gt) examination of cargo “m”
t“ ”WM“! committee ‘0 request 1m" passengers by the lll'ilis‘ll authoritiesfli
company to pellilit soldiers and sail-‘51". carried 9:: first ”a.“ passengers!
Shetland Sweaters - -
. . _ Street Wash Dresses - - 1.98
01‘s on their IIIH‘S '0 “d“ ““9 ”l and 178 in the second eahlll. 'i‘hel'e- _ ,
charge, when lit iuniform. Till; peti- WP“. 645 m in.- sleet-aim and the crew: S o d Solk Sk. 4 98
- » r}; . {w l m u put" .. Him '--l :3)“, 5 I
333““: iSwirl:I\:".(:’Ii :lllt) lattfiueaday; “limkoxgdflnml. ill ”11‘ first Cabin was; trlpe l lrtS _ - c
this committee met Mr. Storrs. Tit”, “him-m; sphnun'lumlell, a rempspnlu‘ '
ill" of Count Burnstori‘l’, flriiler t‘. -i~—.
‘ ‘ ‘ Sport Skirts from $1.50 to 5.00
' 0
White Hats - from 75c to 5.00
Garden Smocks
illtllm‘ told them that he would lime.
. to refer the mailer to ”10 lI‘UFl‘x‘i‘S- tilllill ambassador, who was deported'
The trustees also discussed at con-y 1,, Norway under orders from tilt“
sidelllble length Saturday the possi-tflmm dvlmrnnpnh 1],. w,” placed on;
lbilily of introducing six cent fares the steamship by “mm- of the dew
1on all the lincs‘here all in Massachu— partnlent 0,- jumfl. u 1;)“. hours be-f
'setts. fore she departed. \\'ith St'IlilulfIlllll';
‘H.Krieger&Co.
Special Gingham Dresses $1.89
1.98
7.98
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Mr. Storrs would not stat] of-
till-tally Will“ ”10 30111111101“ sen were Mr. and Mrs. l’ritzbern and,
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ill.
in the
j'b0ill‘d was. . . their daughter, Elsie and son. William .___
g *m-WM . n Gorillan family who also were: '1:
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FOOD CONTROL BILL : bound for Norwlfl . l .
Saturday
nnsnmooofin nun. Son-CHANGES TO HAN-DLE .
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Specials
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late today entered upon its fifth andf INCREASED BUSINESS
probably final week of consideration!
of the Administration Food Control‘
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bill while the lenders conferred ill or -m...
further effort to perfect the meisure; gharles :1. “£1054" ‘il'lellsilll‘t‘l', “"kdl
.. . 1.. Beer ..... ac to 28c
.lWlSilOB "f Presulent “”30” and to m’f In 1902 Myron W. Osborn was added;P0t Roast ............. 200 to 306
15“” "s ”“3““ “0 "’9 “"09- tRump Veal ............... . 250
Under its agreement, the Senate «in 1905 the force consisted of 4. 'Shculder Veal ______________ 24c
will we on the bin smurdar ‘1‘19‘li‘hefm “WM 0; 3-" » iNative Fowls ............... 32c
i In 1911 the force consisted o
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NOME. Alaska, July iii—Mrs. Es-
‘lher Birdsall Darling, of Nome, who,
{sold many racing dogs to the Fri-rich
government, has received the Cress ct
lWar, won by Alaska dogs for service
at the front in transporting ninety
itons or shells to an isolated post un'
‘der fire through a blizzard that lasted
i
:iour days and nights. Announcement
id the decoration was made here.
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! PLAINVIL-LE MAN SUICIDES.
PLAINVHJJE. Conn, July 16.—
,While his widowed mother and his
{niece were attending prayer meeting
in a church across the street from his
home last evening, Ernest Hart, of this,
town, shot and killed himself with a
22-calibre rifle. He was thirty-five
years of age and it is thought that
Edispondency owing to ill-health was
the causeof his deed.
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._ ; In 1913 the force consisted of 7. All Kmds FreSh Vegetables.
WOMAN DOG OWNER DECORAT "D' in 1914 the force consisted of 8. t ’
in 1916 the force consisted of 9. t
In 1917 the force consisted of 10. New York Marke
opened, October 1. 1911, the businessi 143 Washin on sc,
had been going about ten years and gt
the \‘deposits lutere ,$1.(300,000. with: ’ _ ,
the surplus and profits about $55,000.} Tel' 359 12
ed $2,600,000, the capital has been?
doubled.bnnd the surplus ‘and \rofltsf
are dou led, $115,000,000. The con?
stant. efforts of ten people are now re-t The North Pale Freezer k
-' quired. They are:—~ « ,, ’ , v,» ,5”, .
Paying Teller—Spencer S. Adams. . -
bolls-cemng Teller—Myron \V. Os-, PHONE—371
Savings Teller—Lewis O. Wardell. t PROMPT AUTO
DELIVERY
Bookkeepel--Charles H. Reardon.
' Bookkeeper~Frederick 1L Lane.
=Bookkeeper~Raymond Sturdevant. I
Bookkeeper—Raymond Hayes. 1
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Six people were employed. i
At the present. time, little over five, ’ ‘
years later, the deposits have doubtE _ __ ‘ ___4 W.
Treasurer—~Charles E. Hoyt.
‘Bookkeeper—Elsie F. Fagerstrom.
Christmas Club Teller—Ada M.:
Slnith.
NOW/“K YACHT CLUB RACES {An All Metal Freezer. Will freeze
Star class boat race with four con-'cream in 4 minutes.
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ENTERS AERIAL seev'lcs.
FANCY NEW
POIMltS'
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
ti l’testants was held at the Norwalk 1 qt. size ...... ...... . $1.50 The following patients “.0", dig,
' gacht Club on Saturday afternoons W‘l‘ - $1. 98 charged from the Norwalk hospital
1 Franklin w, Bishop of Holden ave- "an, J_ McHugh's Sonth Wind came in 2 qt. Size . . . . . . . . . ........ . over the week-end.
Vnue, has received word that he has first, followed by Thomas .Sartor, sec- ALL SIZES WHITE MOUNTAIN Herbert Arnol(1,9Roqwilyton.Qt a _
successfully passed government ell-'ond and James Farrell, third. ,‘AND ALASKA FREEZERS AT Apiary; Burlnsk,l_lmfipllii§ 51:13:)“
nmlnatlons to the aerial corps of the,‘ POPULAR PRICES _ (.arr e .o 5( iii , ~
1 ‘ _ - avenue.
{United States government. Mr. BishopL ~SPECIAL FINE FRESH MACK- Mary Noonan, 16 Fair street. ,
was 0119 0‘“ 0f nine 0' the 250 with“ -. ERE‘L loc LB i - F G I] be Mary Mary Manley. 216 Washing,»
‘cants who took the examination and ‘ton street. —
'passed ‘suécésstully. He Will leave Extra large soft crabs 50c doz., flat, Albert ‘ e 0 Lewis KendrickaiiWonlOtni U“
' ' 9h." 1069-2 Mrs. John Kissln, not up. on ave?
nue, were admitted for treatment
shortly legitimate. h 1.. for training. fish 5 its. 25c, pol—gloss lbs. 25c, for‘
, day.
and who fuljrnduates from the Tuesday only at the W330“; corner 25 Washington St.
and Water streets. From
So. Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
worms in tn sumo.“ .
lieutenant. ' " [3 to 7.
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