, 0111' books are filling every
'dpy with many winter orders
_ Rom those who live within
this town and some beyond- its
borders. We have some seal
7 but not enough to carry us
much distance, but while it
, lusts it’s sold to those who
__ wish for our assistance in
, warding off nez. 't winter’ 5 ills
' and making life a plasmid?
mu, but coal is still 11 trees I
ore; and, though we have a I'
little now because the weath-
er’s heated, the future’ll be
uncertain till the kaiser is de-
feated.
PEPW§
WAS. gdlii‘dli?
The Banner Bakery
ll’el 867 5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply our '-
‘ loustomers with PIES, made to
~o1'der each dayf. We also have
RINGS in addition to our regular
7110011. I .1 I I
llavid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
. TeI., Office, 1069-3; House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
'NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
5.....- ..—.._.__.» ”1”“... ”fl...“ 1
110111.011 101151
(Gregory Boulevard) . I
East Norwalk
, Opens May 1
1 , SHORE DINNERS AND ALI
KINDS OF SEA soon I
ICQOKED TO ORDER"
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop
Telephone 720
- TEETH .
wrrnou'r purse. ,'=
‘1 «Semi
for Booklet
6°" Patents
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‘BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT
fixpnsss SERVICE AT Fusion-1
7 11 . cares 'ro new YORK
11s mums .1. SMITH rams
poem-non LINE. 111..., .
reluht boat leaves Pier 45, East
,wer, New York (foot of Jackpot:
131.) every day except Sunday, at: 8 an
telghl received at Nerwalk on c
I We’ll do our bit as best. we NI
lumber.
\
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.”
We can.
WAR PRICE 5
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
High as it seems, lumber has advanced less since 1912, the
1 last normal business year, than any other staple article of use.
Everyone to his own fancy but we are filling up as fast as
; 2.3... .51. 1214.31 13113.net
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10 11151151111111
-=;. Will Establishufibraries For
National Army Soon to be
Formed
The librarians of the counlly have
placed themselves in line with othciI
bodies of professional men who s19
putting their expert knowledge and
. experience at the disposal of their
1 country. A committee on war service
for librali'es was appointed by the
American library Association at its
.3 lectnt annual meeting at Louisville,
‘ Ky.’ This committee is about to
launcli 1a campaign to raise half a
million dollars for the service in
which it is interestcdHOne of its
immediate aims is to provide well
«equipped and properly administered
«public library buildings for each one
rue:
'. ol‘ the sixtleon Cantonment-s .of lino
1111111011111 amly, 140011 to be formed. It
m... BUNS and comp.
. lhas been recognized by the commis-
atur ay SPEC‘alS 1sion on camp activities. a .gOVDl’Il-
31119111 body, ,as the principal agency
,1 1 lthl'ough which books are to be dis-
LEGS 01'" SPRING LAMB ......................... 301311). '11-lbu111d to 1111' soldiers.’ Other dis-
,_ . 1 tl'ibuting aant‘le located in 1h.1
SWIFT PREMIUM HAM .......................... 271311). buildin'zs of the ,Y. M. C. Al, the
1 ' Knights of Cohnnbus, 1'l111 Rod Crest-3,
ARMOUR STAR RAMS ., ...... . ..... . . .. .. . . . . ...... 26c 0. -1nd possibly others. will be 101111ch
. , 1 “to the main building of the camp
SMOKED SHOULDERS ........................ 20011). Isomewhat as deposit stations in
{schools and industrial housm are re
SHOULDER STEAK ... .......................... 200 1b. ‘laicd to the tt‘lll‘l‘dl public libl'ulvl
of 1'. city. It is expected that lbcscl
., , , 11111111 libr'allcs will be in (11.111111 ofI
schul‘ze S salutary Markets 1h01oughlv tmincd, 00111111111111 libl'ai
. 1'.inus The assistants will he 1.11111.— 1
32 Washington St. 39 Main St. ercd floor the most movement
1 ' sources: some will diluhlIi-‘S‘s be on,
South Norwslk. Norwalk. listed 1111911 with library cxpclicnm I
who will be assigned to the 11":11111
. ’ {’Iolhers will be mlunlccm [10111 1b..
library field. of whose1 service the
:conunillcc already has :1 grulifyinn'l
numbcr of offers; and others will‘
SPE¢ :IAI S ‘bcl salaried helpers. I
The library buildings will In of-I
‘wood, but 1131113111 slow. in l‘1cl1:hl.:
Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 43C ‘ containing 01111 large opcn slrt'll 1‘;oonlI
Pure Lard, per lb. .................................... 25c 11111011116111 *1» 11011111 10°01’11” 111111
_ Irmz'lllcl H’ft’l‘tllié.‘ and study room»;3
:13! Ogr Frgsh Roasted Coffee. per lb. ........ . . . ........ 211: 1111111 100m. 101 111.. can and possiblyI
aro orn yrup. a can ............ . .................. 103 living 1111111191..
, _ ‘ ' _ “.lhc assumption of this walk hVI
Dunham s Goeoanut, :1 pkg. ..... p . ........... . .......... 8c .m, “mom, momma" 0, 1111111111;
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
Bill) BEER
(A BEVERAGE)
Just
Arrived
Free
We are now in a position to serve you with Bevo Beverage,
New and Popular Product of the Anhuser Busch Brewing.
Association This article' is non intoxicating and sure to please
all lovers of a non-alcoholic drink.
-l‘ry “—4011 Will Like It
A. F. Beckmann& Co.
"Howard's LARGEST GRthllllY
83 & 85 Washington St.
, East Norwalk
MW l0
Delivery
Phone 1405
professional llbmliuns insures that
it will be done thoroughly and 'éls I
temalicnlly, and not in a ll 1111111211.!
di'smnenlzcd wax by sun-111111 bodies
of enthusiastic but 111 11151111111111 1111111
ieurs.
be business of furnishing books
camps, although the first object
of the committee In. of course not
the only kind of war St‘l"'\l((‘. that
it will organizc among
and libraries.“ has ulrendv appointed
1.1 sub committee on 111-:1 dissemination ‘
of knowledge1 “winding the food all-
juullou consisting of 111111111111 111 the
United 3111.11 agr'lculltuul dcpurllucnl
; and in \flllQllli suite uulv crcilies; and
1 also 11 sub-2.101111111111311 to urlnnde for :1
inulioxrwldo library wur sclvlcc wcck,
Ito I111 hold probably about the first
101‘ October. with the inlcntlon of im-
‘ prcrsing on tho public the willingness
land ability of libraries to mrvo in.
g‘llll)‘ possible way in the prcsclll omon‘
f sunny. 1
y A vigorous campaign to raise funds
land to ask for donations of books
1 will be launched as soon 1111 lhc plans
,pf the committee admit. Local lib-
Ei'ul'ics will be given the pliucipal
111111. in the collection and culling or
fbookn and it Is expected that mum
in? the railroads will error to 11'11n‘s-,
lpoll books free to tho public llbr-u I
ll'lcs 111 the contomucnts
the
IARRANGE FOR DEATH NOTICES
FOR ARMY.
News Will Be Sent to Stain Soldier'sI
Family and Will Be Pub-
spam. and ‘at South Norwalk dado
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St.,I§So. Norwalk
PHONE 410,
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Ilshed, Too.
' ‘ “ Individual notices of the death of
Best Full Cream Cheese . . . . . . .. , 301: 1b. American soldiers either m this
country or in France will be sent to
Cream Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 12c pkg. the family or one soldier, according:
. to an announcement today from .-tho
snappy Cheese 1 - - - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 12c pkg. ofllcc of the adjutant general. Names;
. , . of men killed in France also will bcl
Pimento Cheese ....... . . . . . . . . . ........ . . 100 181' I printed in the ofllciul bulletin, pub-
. llsllcd by the publicity board of the
ROGllefort Cheese. ....... 1 ..... . .156 Jar war ~~department
' Thr- unnounrz moms will be of the.
Tastv Cheese... . . . .100 Jar most meager sort and will consiutl
merely of the time. place and cause ofI
death Details attending the death of
an American soldier will be supplied
by the company commander the some
$5 the British troops. When an Eng.
sh soldier 1.1 killed in action, his
captain sends a note to the parents
or relatives of the man. ‘
‘ The auditor of the war department
or four years old will carry 1
greater load and outweai' 11.11sz
9150: truck of the sauna}
Banana moron}:
lection oil stoves, owns. re
, screen doors, window
water coolers, nursery or 01'
Monitors, ice cream freesexi.
-,liose.g'§arbage cans, cooking
Iarker M0101- Wagon IPRICE on POTATOES
1 this fall
I bushel with a possibility of the price .
being as low as 75 cents.
11 gr Hume Needs: pends. upon the success of the book,
live of one of the larger dlstributor‘s’. 1
“There is some talk of lice destrlTying
the plants in many of the smaller gar-
dens, but we learn that the pest In
3 “In another
NOT EXPECTED TO
1will work a hardship on many.
BE HIGH THIS FALL man who giows potatoes for a living
ixvill not be able to get back the cost
while the
I the belief that the piles of' potatoes man who raises a sizable garden with
the intention of selling his oveerro
”——
Inf his seed and fertilizer,
Local dealeis yesterday expressed
will not be over $125
“It all de-
ard gardens," said the represents
of fertilizer was also high. ”
way," continued the
.potato man, a flood or cheap potatoes
duction will find that he has lost mon-
ey instead of making any. since his
'seed potatoes last spring cost
four dollars a bushel while the price
i WAR BUDGET OF $10....000000000
wnsnlscrox. July 27 .-—Wbat part
not so destructive among the pretenf! of the war budget, which may reach
’ 3 New» china 3?“ Shin tious plots 1: the housewife gets a 110000000000 will be raised by tax.
‘ 1 '- vgood 121101) from her little garden, then
Ill is a certainty that the potato priceLm
1W“! tumble this fall. Naturally if the committee, whjcfi .13 revising the War
Ilocal crop supplies a large share of Tax bill.
llhe local demand, then there will be
'athn and on what conditions the
glevies will fall were \or-Jidered at a
meeting today of the Senate Fluoncc,thc provoet marshal general today pro-
The sentiment of the committee is
apparently towards obtaining the bulk .111:
m _
is responsible {or the elfects of, the
dead man. The commander of all-:1
company turns over the effects to him
a'nd if they are not. claimed within a
reasonable time they 11113 sold. and the
money deposited in the treasuryuntil
claimed. .
The quartermasler-geneml ls given
jurisdiction over‘ the remov at and
disposition of the bodies All cor
respondence relative to the burial of
a» soldier is addressed to that ofllce.
The
RULES FOR DRKFTEID MEN
him
Must Not Write Direct to Provost
Marshal General, but Consult
- Loealqaoavrdl. .
WKSHINGTON July 27,—4'1‘11011
sands of men registered under the se ‘
lective stvlc‘e law have been flooding
the provost marshal general's ofllce
ticstlons for exemption from service
and on other subjects.. As a result:
mulgated rules under which no ques-
exemption boards will be answered I‘Il
Th les follow:
libinl'iuns ,
wilh‘ questions regarding their qunli-,‘ ’
time from ludi'vidul'ls or from lbwl writing machines”
SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1.911" I
Tristram 8. IHyattI
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
M
m——
“
‘l
Every Day Is Flag Day Now
A four”. by Six fl. Sewed Muslin .FIag Com-
plete With Polished Wood Pole, Halyards and
Brackelsior $1.50
Auto Sets or Pennants and Flags of all Nations
BATHING SUITS F OR THE FAMILY
Picnic Baskets, Lunch, Sets, Paper Plates and Napkins
GET THE HABIT
G0 T0 KRIEGER’S
For Your Own Satisfaction get. our
prices either before or after you have
looked elsewhere.
We want you to buy dependable
goods, and such dependable goods we»
guarantee to sell you fora little less
than elsewhere.
But if You cannot judge quality fix
5,
We do not care, to lure you into our I—J;
store upon the pretense of showing
you the cheapest merchandise.
~ 1., .‘PI nip-i,” '
s
i.
K.
_ .. .w...a.,...~. _. .. -- ‘ “Emu-1... _. .0- 1-...-- .v.._._ .
yourself, all our attempts will be of no
avail.
e 1
In justice to yourself you owe us a
call and be cdnvinced.
\
e
W. 1...“... ' E A
.111 me board is unable, after plate for vehicle door latches. Emanuel Henrikson, Welhersflcdl,
them.
consideration of the regulations and
rulings, to answer the question, ii
hould forward the question to the
government for decision.
' Questions from local board:'
should never be addressed to the pro
\081 marshal genelal' s office, be". in all
cases should ‘be forwarded to the gov-
ernor of the state
“3. In no case will opinions or rul-
ings be given in official cases that,
have not yet been presented to tho
proper local board.”_
______.,______-_....__
lock.
switch.
PATENTS OF THE. WEEK
TO STATE INVENTORS
The following Were issued July 17.
1917; list furnished from the chines
of A. M. Wooster, 602 Security build-
ing, Bridgeport, Conn;
Norman W. Cummlns,
grease cup.1 .
stld Pelrl-Pslrnedo, Bridgépona
line clamping mechanism for 'type-l
machines.
Bridgeport, "
William Arthur, New Haven revis-
Charles 'F. Raymond, New Haven,(
Herman F. Cuntz, Hartford, toy.
Richard F. Dow, Hartford, machine.
for taper forming. 'I
Bengt M. W. Hansen, Hartfor‘d, tur-
1 ct indexing mechanism.
Arvid H. .‘ero, New Britain, electric
Joseph 1F. Smart, New Britain, SCRICJI
Henry G. Voight, New Britain, lock,
George A. Booner, Waterbury, con-1
junction member forelectric fixtures.
Wilfred Cunlln’e,‘ Stamford spinning
George \V. D. A. Donnlng, Stamford
carburetor.
James L. Macfarlane,
(3) textile spinner and twister, tex~
tile swist‘er, textile machine, , .
Walter Hill, Short Beach, Branford,
'vendlng machine. .
Frederick G. Hughes, Bristol, anti- .1
trip on hearing and manometer,
I.
Atwoodville,
(2) slide adjusting mechanism for 1111;-
rct lathes; locking mechanism.
‘ Specials for»
Saturday '
1
.. nnnnnn c.1246
Roast of Veal
ILegs'ofI‘sI'ring Lamb I. 32c
. ... .220
Native Fowl . .. 32c ‘
Native Loin of "' . ... 2563 ‘
All" '
tables.
New Yor
143 Washin-
11.1 3591-
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