The squirrel is a nimble
elf with furry hide and
bushy tail, who lives a merry
sort of life and climbs a tree
With great celerity.
He also puts his food away
securely stored for winter
use and by such foresight he
enjoys a time of ease and
much prosperity.
The lesson of his care—free
life, so free from worry and
from strife, is plain to all of
Human race as nose upon your
own fair face.
A squirrel can’t use Coal,
its true, or we can guess just
what he‘d do.
' THE
SEEMS
. coarseness?
The Baum; Bakery
.Tel 367
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each dayj. We also have
’ SUGAR BUNS and caress
RINGS in addition to our regular
. ltock. '
5 Monroe street
L- David W. Raymond
ETUNDERTAKER
Tel., Office, 10693: House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING
:, ’IIoIiLoN HOUSE _
, '. (Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May I
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
. COOKED TO ORDER
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Dr. ll. H. Malfery
‘ 16 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk, 0t,
-_ Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 toys p. m,
A. JSundavs By Annointment Only
)3 ’ JACOBY’S
iiSpeciaf Sale on all
' . SUMMER cocos
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. NEW HAVEN COAL MOVEMENT.
All previous records on the New Ha.-
.yen railroad were broken during May
‘ and June in the number of cars of all-
rail coal handled by the company.
In May the—New Haven handled 17,-
168 cars of hard and soft coal all-rail.
l’I‘his is the largest number of all-rail
coal cars handled in any one month in
ftheNew Haven's history. In June,
;exception of the May record. this num-
‘A-ber is larger than any previous report
on‘record. The average number of ad
Vail coal cars handled each month in
Si? is also a high record. The num~
her is 13,213 cars comparing with 12,-
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.There has been some reduction in
penumber of cars of tidewater coal
andled. due somewhat to the short-
1'ej In shipping facilities, and the in
eased cost of shipping by water.
This'_ reduction. however, has heed
snore than made up by the increase :r
“rail shipments“
The total number of cars of both Hil-
ll and tidewater handled by the New
Haven in May vvas 21.850. and in lime
honor. This compares with 15,546 in,
Sky and 17,466 cars in June, 1916. I
WR PRCEIS
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Prices don ’t go down in war times, and a couple of months
hence when the crop has to be moved, on top of every other
activity of war and peace, it will be almost impossible to obtain
lumber. .
High as it seems, lumber has advanced less since 1912, the
last normal business year, than any other staple article of use.
Steel has advanced 148 per cent.
Cement has advanced 55 per cent.
Brick has advanced 38 per cent.
Lumber only 17 per cent.
Lumber is cheaper than any of the “substitutes.”
Everyone to his own fancy but we are filling up as fast as
we can.
The Hatch e Bailey Co. F
SPECIAL SALE '
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0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PIERIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. .. ....... .. ...... . . . 430
Pure Lard, per lb. ..... . . . . ......... . . ............. . . 25c
Compound Lard, per lb. ............................ . 200
Try a Pound of Our 210 Coffee, it’s a winner.
Uneeda. Biscuits, a pkg. ..... . ........... . . . . . ........ 6c
Cream Com Starch .... ............... 2pkgs. 15c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
East N orwalk.
Specials for Wednesday
Veal Stew 16c lb
Shoulder Pork Chops 25ch
Hamburg Steak 22c lb
Schulfze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
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BestFullCceamCheese....................30clb.
CreamCheese...........................12cnkg.
SnappyCheese............... .....l2cnkg.
PimentoChcese.....i.....................15ciar
RoauefortCheese,..'......................15cjar
TastyCheese.............................10ciar
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St.,iSo. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO. DELIVERY.
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_ 14.4. an advance over
‘ PRESIDENT SAYS
newcomers BIRTHS A
AND MARRIAGES ARE
LARGEST IN STATE
Bridgeport has nearly 200 May
brides. The vital statistics for the
month ,compiled by the State board
of health .show that the Park City
led the state in the number of mar-
riages during the month. The total‘
for Bridgeport was 196, while New
l Haven had 178 and Hartford 157.
The births in Bridge-pert for the
month were 2. in New Haven there
were 425. and Hartford, 327.
The number of deaths in the whole
state for the month 'of' June was
1,496, making the average death rate
the average
death lalt- for June for the past five;
years. which was 13.3. The year!
1916 was the heaviest in Inortalitios,
liowevor, the average for that year
being 10.3. llf’frlllls under one your
of" ago for June of this your (1917)i
totaled 231, and 2124 persons dicti‘E
from coIIIIIIunicLIblc diseases. l
'l‘ubcrculmis cla‘uncd 1:35 in thol
state .and pneumonia 1139. Eighty-1
throo porsons dicd of cancer. ()nc,
hundrod and four deaths were the rc-i
itsult. of accidents, 30 wow Silioiflcs‘
and Micro was so; homicides.
Annoulll‘clllcni is Inado through Inc;
now monthly publication of the stafci
(lcpnrtiucnt of lI-Pallll. that the pres
out stoic Inbord'fory, which has been
at Middlcfown for several yours, is Io‘
'bo l't‘lllOV'I'll to New llavon, us l‘rof'.
Cliill’lf‘s J. llarletf. tlIo now diI'ocIor.
one of tho ‘bIII‘cHu of laboratories. is,
connccfod will) Yale l'nivcrsily. S
Tho vuluc of mom-ration is uruod,‘
tlIo cut-«cs of Iwo pcI‘sons af'fliciod
wiIlI snnIllpox bcim: citcd. 'l‘lIo first
,n liIllc girl ,wlIo bad lJM'Il oxposc-l.
. to >mnllpox. cumo to (‘onnI-cticut lost
your without Iltc knowloduo of the
health nuflIoI-ifios. 'l'lIo result was
that hilt' dc\'clopod lllf’ diseasc. 0x5
lltlrt’fl min-rs, and an qlidomic starl-
cd. ,
The other is :I man who left a;
house in Minnomta. and came to his,
homo in (‘onuccticut Wold was 111-.
coivcil llIo III-vi day after his arrival,
from tho Minucrofn lIcalllI :IuIliori-,
tics that ho had been cxposd to
' smallpox. llo was located. vacct
n‘dfcd. and lIo will bo kopI undor ob-.
scrvnlion until all donut-r is passed. i
l’orsonfs in tlI~I homo lll'f‘ wnrncl
with regard to food coming from foul
mud ncgloctcd ico boxos and refriger-
ators. It in suuucslod that house-
wivos or caterers inspx‘ct Iboir ice
boxos daily. in order to not rid of
possible dccuyinar food. and that tho
I-ccopinclo bo cleausod ll“(ltlt‘llll)‘.
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HE CAN’T SHARE .‘
BURDEN OF WAR.
(Continued from first page.
substitution by tho Sonzuo of o. flu-co
man board of control for the mic mun
control carried in tho llotino bill. No;
roforonco was made to this. however.‘
in tho l’rosidont‘s letter to (‘lInirmunl
Lovor. AduIiIIi'stquion Scnnlors who
wore lJ-Jliovod to have scctli'cd tho:
tacit commit of the President In the
substitution were surprisod ut this-i
:mmnmccmont, which bowcvor, scouts
Io bnvo boon vitinfcd by tho cxocI:-,
tivo nttontion devoted to section 2:).
in tho l‘rosidom‘s lt'llf'l' tonight.
He Cites "Ominous Precedent."
MI. Wilson wI'OIo to lit‘lll‘l‘fil‘llltliil‘f‘_
isinu Io lIIISlon'tho food bill through!
conf‘oroncc and asking advice on the.
war counnitfce provision. The l‘I-oSI-’
wdont‘s reply follows:
“I am very much obliged to ydu
'for your thoughtful courtesy in stat-
ing: to me the circumstances of the
present notion on tho food udIulnisfra-'
Iion bill .und l am particularly oblig-
' ed to you for calling my attention Io;
and its c‘f'f‘oct upon the whole admin-1
istrnfion of the war/“very frankly in-f
dcsd. since the public interest maIIi-,
l "Section 23 is not only entirely for-E
feign to the subject matter of the food ConImQttoos of t‘ommincos of the lion
Iadminiun-mion bill in which if is inaliouso and Senate. 'l‘hc house umn- “W
Icorporafcd but. would, if ennctod into
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45clb"BUTTER 4'5clb
We handle one grade Butter. That is the very best. A
reason why we have the largest Butter trade in the city.
Goldn Santos Coffee . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . lb. 200, 5 lbs. for 95c
.New Lot Loose Mince Meat out to . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 150 lb.
FancyHeadRice,12cgrade, lb. 100
Snell & Simpson’s Superior Milkarackers . . . . . . . .. 2 lbs. 250.
Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps,1b. . .......... . . .. ..... . . L 16c
Strictly Fresh Leghorn Eggs, dozen ..... . . 500
Normanna Brand Imported Sardines, can . . .. ...... ’. . . . .. 180
ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F. Béckmahhdz CO.
83 ’8. 85 Washington St. . Phone 1405
, Sentinel Advertisement
1 10,06 It". pays best in the bear
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Bring B‘es‘t Rents,
the ovar practically impossible. I can-
not believe that those who proposed,
this section scrutinized it with car0
or analyzed the effects which its 01)-
.cration would necessarily have. The
constant suprevision of executive ac-
tion which it contemplates would
amount to nothing less than an as-
snmption on the part of the legisla-
tivo body of the executive work of
tho Administration.
“There is a very ominous precede
ent in our history which shows how
such 1! supervision would operate. 1
refer to the committee on the conduct
of the war constituted by the Con-
gress during the Administration of
Mr. Lincoln. It was the cause of con-
stant and distressing harassment and
rendered Mr. Lincoln’s task all but
impossible. .
“Co-operation Not Practicahle.”
“I am not, I beg you to believe. in
any way questioning what might be
the motives or. the purpose of the.
members of such a committee. I am
ready to assume that they would wish
to cooperate in the most patriotic
spirit. but. cooperation of that kind is
not praticable in the. circumstancea
The rcSponslbility rests upon the. Ad-
ministration. -
“There are abundant existin:
means of investigation and of the of.
fuctivc enforcement of that responsi-
bility. I sincerely hope that upon the '
reconsideration ofxthis matter both
houses of-Congress will See that my,
object rested upon indisputable'
grounds and that 1 could only inter»
pretthe final adoption of Section 23
arising from a lack of confidence in
myself."
The President's announced refusal
to acquiesce imany cooperation be-
tween the legislative and the execu-
tive departments as provided in Sec-l
. «Vi'lt.
; inn soction
‘Icr this Inomlwr said:
ministration bill as passed bytlic
THEM soon-i NORWMJ‘ EVENING seminal:
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attractive Colors.
Former price $5.00, now . . . .
Former price $4.50, new . . ..
Value of the Season.
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[ion is rcunrdul lo~niuilt il.‘ ..
InosI Ullllllfilh non. )I‘f .«onndcd in tlxc
(‘npltol ovor Ilio uIIiIIIdo of Ibo l'lt‘>l
dom liI\\;Il'tl t ()Jlul‘t-.~‘> :Ind IlII' obvi-
ous lack of ctnn'dInaIIoIvof (xi cutlw
tit:ollt‘lt> l'f‘fillflllqlblil' for tho Honour
dour; on' cxpcnditurc.
’l'lI-‘ :Innounccnn nt of liit‘ loiIor Io-
llttll'l'tlw monitor; is cxpm foil to in tho
. rignul for an U'JllIlllhl of riscnunum
at both ind! of lllt‘ l‘npifol which will
lt’itVf' :I Ircnw'ndous lncucli boiwccn
the Inc onds of l’onnsyfvnnm avenue.
That if may result in tho dci‘eni of
Hit food administrnnon bill oiflr‘r
through (‘tlllxl‘cssiullill inaction or
l’I'I~.~illoiIIlaIl cho is considcrcd pos-
sible. s' ‘2 m‘!
Leader Criticises President
An idcu of Ibo up In to which this.
I'oscnnnonl sot-ms lltll‘lx' to caI'Iy
llH'llIlIt’ls may be .L‘ltlllv'iv'fl from the
MIIIoInonI of n ”OHS" li‘zltlct’ who has
a nolnblo record for judicious and cf-
l‘I‘osidon'.‘.<'
f'octivc >upporI of tlio
\vnI' proposals so l;.l'. llnvin: lnon
shown tho l’rcsid- llll> b Iior to (drain
man Lovcr and nf'IcI' micf‘ully study-
23 in tho light of lll;ll lo:-
"lf‘ tho l’rcsidx‘nl has rind H‘t‘llflll
2:! at all be has dolibomlcly and wil-
fully misstated the pmpow and scopo'
...... cc ry dollar spent at our store.
of tho Sonato :Imcndnn-m.
absolutely noIlIinc in lllt‘ amendment,
that socks «you to advise tho l’rosi-i
door on Ibo t‘Qli'ltlt‘l of" war. ’l‘horo is.
no comparison with Ibo connuiittce on
tho conduct of tho War of civil limos;
rcforrod' to by the President. 'l‘l.o'
powers of" the oonIIniIIoo proposed by
lll'.‘ Sonnlo cand only to tho snic-
:Iiunldinn of war cxpomliiurcs. it
would only providc a possihlt' moons
of publicity, and uppnromly Ihc l‘rcs-
idInl is afraid of just that." I
The first “‘51)“ of Ibo l’Icsident'n
chIoI- will be scon when the House
mkos up Ihc food comrol bill to send
if to confcronco. The plan was to
:Iccopt this under a spocinl rule, with
Lovcr in‘ response to n lctfor prom“ it View to avoiding a prolonged fight marriage problem quor the war and'
ovor the prohibition issu'f‘. .Tliis rulo
would lmvo provided for the disagree-i
mom to all Senate amondments and‘
tho uraniinx of tho conferenco asked
by tho Sonuto amendments. :
As a result of tho l‘rcsidcnt‘s stand
against Section 23. however. a deter-i
minui ultempt will be made follow-y
llll.’ tho passaro of ill!“ motion to dis-_
nuroo and, prior to Ibo numini.r of the
section 23, 1 deem n my duty to cx-i House conferces to instruct the con-,Vflll-
pross my opinion about that sections “‘I‘f’t‘fi 10 ilsl't’t‘ 10 St’vllon 33 Will! a title will be attacked in a way we have,
technical amendment which vvould
make the section opcrative under the
rules of the House. I
:i'estly demands that I should do st).i The Senate provision is for tho nanI~.”"‘..Pl‘*‘Sf’m unpl‘f‘cvfk‘nlt’d situation.
ing of the joint commiltvc by the?
innlly elects its own committees from‘
t ,' . , 0 ‘ \
llaw. render my Mask of conducting; the floor, and an amendment would goneIated to find tlnn outlet. Sum.
have to be adopted to this end. ‘
The President's statement that
"therc are abundant existing means
of investigation" in the present or.
panization ‘of the Senate and House
caused no little surprise in House cir-
cles tonight. There oxists in the}
House a standing committee for I'lI-i‘
investigation of expenditures in each.
of the Government dopartmenfs. huf‘
these committees are notably incom-
petent and are retained largely with
a viewyof giving committee chairman
Ships to older members of the Inn-
Jority party. The joint select com-i
mittoe, qn‘thc other band, would beI
composed of the most substantial
men in both houses and would be,
much safer to intrust with secret war}
expenditures than a collection of nine
or ten minor committees.
Attack on' Minimum Prices.
A futile effort was made by Sen-
ator Trannnell. Florida, Democrat, to
force reconsideration of the food Ad-
Senate Saturday. In an impassioned
speech Senator Trammeli depicted
the starvation which would follow in:
the train of the arbitrary establish-
ment of a minimum price of $2 a
bushel for wheat and said that such
action by Congress threatened the na-,
fion with $15 fiour before the end of:
the present your.
Senator Trammell told the Senate
there Was neither rhyme nor reason
to the fixing of a minimum price for
wheat and leaving out of the calcula-
tions of the food administration board
Former price $3.50, now .....
Complete Flag 52! $1.50
Including a 4 ft. x 6 ft. Semved Muslin Flag, polished pole, halyards and bracket. The best Flag
Our Annual Hammock Sale
Big reductions on all of the Woven Hammocks in many
....... $3.75 Former price $2.50, now $2.00
....... $3.50 Former price $1.50, now $1.25
. $2.50 Former price $1.25, new $1.00
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' H. Kriegertk Co.
3 Get the Habit and Come to,
us for Your Wearing Apparel
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family from head to foot and we guaran-
;' tee to save from 10‘ to 20 percent on
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of Arkansas, .\lcl{‘.*llnr of 'l‘ollllrsst‘t“ _The Libertine
and Sherman of" llliIIrIis«-ciullt in ailin.l tho “up“, tomorrow Both
--wlIile the ndversc Volt‘l‘x‘ nuInboi-I '
ed fif'tv-ono. IMason and Alma
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MARRIAGE ESTATE
fN DANGER, LONDON
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~"THE LlTLE BOY SCOUT"
BISHOP pRED|CTS today at licgonf. Ann Pennington, IIWG’
I.o.\'ooN. .luly :I.——'1‘Iw Bishop otwe-lr‘bmtcd dancer. is Icahn-ed.
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Tristram 8.“ Hyatt
Norwalk’sLeading- Dry Goods Store
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l'ou-rhoroush is worricd about thor-
hus callod attention to the possibility:
that in view of the number of men.
killed in the war. womcn may liavcl
more difficulty in finding husbandsl
than 'horcfoforo. ~
“One gravo quoslion of tho futurc,"
be said, “possibly the near future, Is
the ideas of Inarriugc which will pro
It is possible that the holy os~
DEALERS IN
AND HAM
never known; we may ho confronted
by efforts of trinity pooplc, in vicw of
TABLES
“What is to be equivalent. of muni-
and other work" he asked.
here are the forces that have boon Tel. 359.12
scope there must be for the surpassing:
energy the war has brought forth. To
that problem the church must find flio
answer, and not a more routine un-
swer." ~
'WANT INCREASE IN WAGES.
NEW YORK, July 24.-»-Refusal of
the cloak. suit and Skirt manufac-
'turers‘ Protective Association to
grant the demand of" sixty thousand
employee for a twenty per cent. in-
crease in wages today brought ro-
newed threats of a strike on the part
of the officials of the International;
Ladies' Garment “'orkers' Union. ’lbo
Employers' Association. in reply to
the demands of the union, offered tof
increase wages four pi?1\cent., de-
claring that a twenty per cent. raise
would force. the cost of garments to|
such a prohibitive price as to para-I
lyze the mdrket.
Butter 430 lb
P0llll0i8
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ARRESTED FOR REFUSiNG To
REGISTER |
HARTFORD, July 24—Herman ‘ c
Meinsto. of Waterbury, was arrested!l .
in that city by United States Marshal.
Timothy E. llawlcy today on a charcei
of refusing 1,0 register, June 5. for .the.
selective draft. Meinsto was taken fol
the county jail. bond being fixed at
$1,000.
pk.
PHONE-€371.
any other commodity. The vote,onI
reconuideration failed to show seri-I
ous strength behind Senator Tramp.
mell's movement. and the only Sena-I:
tors rallying -to his support werei
Fernald and Hale of Maine. Hard-1
wick of Georgia, King of Utah, Kirby
DOWN ON ’EM
Kathei'lnw—Wliat
doctors generally? _ _
Kidder—Well, I have come to fhel
conclusipn that there are :vgreat many -
qdacks outside hr the duck trust. l
PROMPT sure
~ DELIVERY
do you think oil
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