em- M.,_. _._._.1,
sum nouw
71.; c, A. I. eomsn. Props.
Y, aueus'fiT 1917
title 10:49} m.; 11:07 p. m.
—~: 4:51; sets 7:06.
'e snumh TELE-
rnonn CALLS
. Rooms—92.
Office—93.
: . Branch Office-1388.
. 's Residence—2183.
Editor’s Residence—14924
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HONEST EXEMPTIONS
other public activity in America
"comes home to men's hearths
flhomes" as theirs does. They are
* immediate fate of millions of men
fl affecting the fortunes and the
w of tens of millions of relatives
Vsil'lends. , ‘
filler in the power of these boards
.m‘ko the draft tolerable because of
j fairness and humanity with which
field to carelessness or partiality.
good intentions. They must sed
y labor to deserve that faith.
i G SENTINEL.3
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Manager’s Residence—2 lowed to interfere with the work of ‘Racanelh’s place as superintendent of,
I
Maps the most important world
. “being done in this country is the1
, of the local exemption boards
whom falls the responsibility of,
as men for the army. Certain-
“ with the moat previous of all,
m. human life. They are deciding‘
intimated. or intolerable and a ‘
of unspeakable bitterness if
gimme has faith in their abilityimen's scheme. Egg, and may, ".39...
“‘Ibles they will buy directly from farm-
.~
Wm host-puissan- ,
marinas: lit the position. not our l
army been the first one upon the
scene, it would now be necessary to. .
‘ “City Newsli
the American standard. But as the? Miss Isabel Gregory C! ‘98 Hawlcy
. . avenue, Bridgeport, is spending t few
{golemgilan tis already established. the “ days' vacation in Wilson, Conn.
‘. , y '18 0 do is to make our units: Papers were til ed in the Supreme
,‘metch the French. It's the principle! court yesterday in divorce proceed-
already familiar in machinery, of stan- imgs fly-ought by Walter Hills of Stam.
ldardiwd production and interchangeafi ' lelen Walsh, daughter of Mr.
ihis parts, ' Thomas Walsh of 26 Main,
It sounds like a radical and serious . ‘ . under treatment in the
change, but it is really one which can . uospitai.
be made quickly and with comparative .“fiy' Edward McGuirk and
' ' e Vew
ease, and it will save much confusion Michael Pinbell, “‘9’.“ at th ‘
York grocery store. First District, have
on the other side where confusion is
resigned their positions. l
fatal. ‘
' -——I’ltlace Theatre todaY. Pauline'
(lo-operation is the order of the day. Frederick in “gammy and a two part
It is no time to stand on precedent or Keystone comedy.
abstract views. Nothing must be Ell-i John Cummings has taken Michael
lhelping our allies win the war swiftly 9° Webb ice wagon. . ’5" Bacanail;
jand electively. ;ls figuring for the “let on corps o
l ____._______ lthe army.
The regular monthly meeting of the
TEACHING MR' CONSUMER board of directors of the South Nor-l
High prices go merrily higher while . walk Public Library will be held in the
futile talk and tedious investigations library building on Friday evening at
of them continu‘e. But occasionally item“ °’°1°°k'
A CLEAN UP OF
Panama Hal‘s
From the Crofut & Knapp Co.
$5.85, Everyone worth $8.00
85 Washington Street
or More.
W
JOSEPH DAVIS
group of consumers here and there, ‘Sheri'fr Simeon Pease and the Fair-
. field Republican town committee will
‘allele and without any ado cuts priongive an outing and clambakc at the
es materially for members of its own sheriff's home. Norwalk Republicans
group. of some prominence have been invited. '
011° SUCIl instance appearing recent- f ord against Carrie Jones Tills of
ly in the news is that of an association , Stamford. Desertion May 15, 1914. is
These‘alleged. The couple were married
March 30, 1903. Hills asks the court?
to allow him the custody of one minor]
child.
--Fred ll. Poniy's victrola shop will“
close at 7 p. m.. except Saturdays dur-‘
ing the mouth of August. ‘
Mrs. Amanda S. Oliver,
of street railway empioyes.
men are six T “owing the co-opera—
‘the buying plan that isn't so new to
'most people as waste and excessive
profits would lead the observer to be-
eve.
, 'A creamery of their own where they
Tuesday,
can get good butter lit 6 to 8 cents penmoved from 5 Maple street to Bristol.)
.pound less than current market prices Co:“- 1'”? 1‘°‘;*‘::?‘: fiumngire “”1“:
to on it one o c wres g sun
is the first item in the streetcar trucks, the start being made from;
Maple street at about 6 o'clock in the:
evening.
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ers. Delivery will be simplified. Vie J. William Winfield, assistant stcwfi
Continuing the
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Patent deli and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Grades now . . . . $4.95 $5.00 Grades now . . . . . . . . $3.95
$3.50and$4.00(}radesnow....................'~.‘.... $.53
LADIES' WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
Rubber Soles and Heels were $8.00, now .. . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
81 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
e
. it task is “mg ‘0 be hard. are going to put it over on the middle-
“ a time it will be well nigh im- 'man." says the secretary. And they
‘10 to determine whether a givon‘wm "
nrd at the Norwalk Boat club, left for;
Pawiucket, R. 1., this week. Mr. \Vin- i
hold is a lace weaver by trade, having
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4—
is sufficient cause for exemp-
bether a certain man should be
Horn: to the war or sent back to
job, whether a wageeearner's iore~
g duty is to his country or his fam-
th wisdom of a Solomon is noses.
in; for such aiudication, And Solo-
.liro scarce. We shall have to
, tent if it is evident that the
when of these boards are taking
. and doing their best to render
main thing is that no favorit-
‘aball be shown. The public is in
“good for sacrifice. Our young men
ulerly lire ready to give own to
utmost. They will go to war, and
essary to their death, gladly, il’
. hey have the assurance that
. ?are not shedding their blood for
rs and cowards who through
. m..,
Gen. Crowder, provost mar-
‘eneral in charge of the draft.
”one well to emphasize two points
instructions to the exemption
.s. One is that these boards are
ourts for adjustment of differ?
that is, arbitrating between the
ant and the individual," but
epresent supreme governmental
ty, with power to deal with
emption or discharge that is
for favor or ‘aifection some
erelnptionsl
.- .. HE FlRENCH PLAN
{ersbing's proposition to upset
.’ army system and reorganize
French plan is being received
' tion in many quarters, but
. ‘ of the matter is evident at
. V“‘Ma
lunch division is with
Imdtmchutobcn
and conscien'
nfluence ave evaded tlieir‘
between two persons in contro-'
'r'indiviual convenience, or to
personal loss of money or pro-
.manxwhose time would not oth-
bave come must incur the risk .
his life.” There should be:
4:33;»; .
and his proposal will proi
adopted at once. The com- .
been employed by the Dresden Loco
company, but a call came for his ser-
vices in ltlledc island. 1
I’. E. ‘Bransiield, Ira D. Joel, lra V.‘
:th sainmsysteln with gratifying rev Iliscocli, and George E Sieokey,‘
.,‘~“““S- And 5“” “1‘? plain 1053MB 80 chemists and bacieriologists, who
:‘unlvumed. Cooperation. direct com- served with the late Professor Conn in
)muillcfllion between producer and con-,the state ”WWW“ have 0“ ”‘0' “‘3'
l r . . ‘ -
eullcr. an economical and competenfiommcndaiion of 'Dr. (int les .1 but
llett, the successor of Professor Conn,
”519111..“ “1050 things can been appointed as the doctor's assist-
tlppliod with good results by indi- nuts. I
, These men are not the first to soil
‘together in some such way. OtherI
groups and organizations have worked
delivery
be
There Is True Economy
in Buying a Reliable‘Refrigeraior
We have the best made in all sizes, with Tile, Enamel or
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them.
PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND tit SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and
High Btu.
Norwolk
,"mlml 31'0““. Why “01 by the big -——Plil.'l(‘o Til-“litre illlilly. Pauline.
group of the whole community? But‘h‘rcderick in "Sllpllo" and a two part!
Summer Clearance Sale
SPECIALS
BARGAIN TABLE 25c Russian Crash.
Thousands of Yards of 19c yard
Wash Goods at This famous crash is noted for
12 1'20 Yard ‘ its absorbent qualities.
‘ Worth up to ‘Zfic yard. 18c Lin en Crash.
19c Fruit of the Loom. 15c yard
121'2C Barnslcys famous crash plain
The best and most popular mus- tivillcd and glass checks.
lin made, yard wide. Women’s Silk Parasols. ..
' $1.00 Table Damask. 59° Ii .
75c yard In plain and fancy olore, val- ,. '2
Scotch and lrish manufacture.
72 inches wide, full bleached sa-
tin finish.
‘ 50c Table Damask. French top shell botto‘ , o?
39c yard good value, '
Meleeflzed. excellent for wear. “ _
, Women’s Night Gowns.
Table Napkins. 49c
’ $1.98 dozen In high neck also slip on mod-
Sturdy quality, an excellent to; els. Good quality muslin.
ble napkin, hemmed ready for
use. - Women’s $1.25 Night
_ Gowns. 89c
$1.50 English LOIIE Fine muslin or nainsook, Vari-
Cloth, 551,19 piece ous styles, daintily trimmed.
Soft finish, eVen turesd for
night robes, underwear, etc.
51.25 Bungalow Aororgg.
c
32.00 N ainsook. - Attractive patterns, regular and
$1.59 piece extra size,
Made of fine Egyptian cotton,
" special soft finish. , 39c Water Pail 296
$3.00 Japanese 123:3? steel grey enamel. wa
' N alnsook. $1.98 '
40 inches wide, made from fine
long se‘a island cotton, salt and
firm texture. ‘
$1.49 Wash Tub $1.19
Medium size galvanized iron
_ wash tub, extra heavy, wood
38c Fibre Rugs 79c “Wu“- ‘ '
ire 27x54, all colors. ‘
. $1.25 Croquet Sets 98c
16c Curtain SWiSS. Natural wood finish, four bulls .
12 1-20 yard and four mulleis in wooden case.
Good quality, 36 inches with, 22
in stripes, dots and figures. 51-50 Mrs. P0115, Style
Sad Irons. 98c
7c Cotton Crash.
4 1-2c yard
azzmmgssezi Y”®"~Q¢lm
.—_._. ._.....a
Consisting of three irons, stand
and extra heavy nickel plated.
-- . *.....¢.._. .
T/Ie Banlrjbfflidfincbiie'Jenn/6e.C- .
the big group is slow-moving and can REYNODO comedy. I
‘lifillfi. It does a gogd deal of ineffec- John A. chlcy, son of Captain
live kicking before it wakes up to melJulnes Nedley, of the Greenwich police,
~ I ' ldeportnlent, was accepted for the army ‘
fact that. it might just as well do some lat-iation corps last Saturday and ‘8.
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constructive acting. It's the attempts now stationed m Fort Slocum. Young!
of the mailer groups to set for them'ixeedley bad 'no difficulty ‘
in passing-
[selves what the whole group couldihe examination. as he is a skilled
have if it‘oniy would, that finally .,
show ille community a way out of its mobile driver—Greenwich hows and
. Graphic.
(troubles. '
,' Ch | M C , The new Black lRock Shore and
.' eel up’ ‘ r. .onsumer, you re aw. Country club which is temporarily op~
gf‘my 510““ and you 1‘9 encouraging cried to the public has been a popular
'middlenlen and destructive cotllpeti- place for teas and dinners this Week.
.tion and all sorts of economic evils The b03011“)! dining-room as well its
tradesmen both as machinist and auto-
A
60akesClimaxSoap......... ...... . ........25o
6Rolls Toilet Paper ........ . ..... ........... 250
6 Boxes ‘fGood” Idatch‘bs ......... ..... 25c
4lbs.BcstRollchats.... ...... ....... 250
4lbs.BestYellowMeal ..... 250
2LargeGrandma’sPowder... ....... ....... .......263
2 Guns Peaches, Bartlet Pears or California Apricots . . .
18 Oranges,
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St., So. Norwalk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
25c Sale Worth While
Sunkistw...
ego-soooeorrse-o.onp
...250
25o
!
ONE DAY S DELAY
in renting a Safe Deposit Box may mean the loss
of your valuables by fire, theft or accident. If
you keep them hidden about the house or carry
them with you they are in constant danger of
being lost, stolen or destroyed.
Our fire and burglar proof vault will provide
is
even while you rail against them. But the entire new club house and its tip-
_ h . _ poininients are opened for inspection.
.YO‘He going to team y oul lessons The cordial invitation extended by Sl- ‘
,some day in Shite 0f yourSelf. And lnon Lake and club omcers has found
then you’ll be a good deal better off the city delighted—Bridgeport .Post. "
.than you are now in health and wealth In a decision handed down yester-
day Judge Howard J. Curtis rules that ,«
Minnie IF. Hurd has a life interest in
about $2,000 worth of property in the
: estate of the late lsaac Wilson of 2
l . r ' Bridgeport, and that upon her death .
l! WIth Flngers. p the interest goes to Leonard B. More. .
' . Corns Lift .Off
house. An action of interpleader was 1"
brought by Charles H. Hurd‘, adminis-
Doss‘n’t hurt a bit to liftnny
corn or callus right off. Try ltl
_ and happiness.
1
trator, naming Mr. Morehouse and :1
others as defendants. ‘ ‘
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’ Woman wzihxtsiuwouii\ .
For a. few cents you
can get a small bottle of
the magic drug freezone
,recently discovered by at
'Cincinnati man. .. , . . .
Just ask at any, drug discussion of business mat-
store for a small bottle “’3‘“ Punt? admins “mam
o‘ffreezone. Applyu few anate “gm—TWhen this.
drops upon a tender, Bank is taken 'intoyour .00!!-
aching corn or callus fldsnoe. Do not deprive your:
2/.
Bank Counsel
(r
and servicerequirea frank
«I
We feel
duty to try
immediate attention.
We are notified by all the big railroads in the country that
~ while we can have cars at present under certain conditions, we
must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have neve
dreamed of,
At this thus, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-
temporary relief ail'orded by a. better supply for
tags of any
it our
afi' La-rv ‘ who» ’
l”.-
duty to call your attention to
' 3111f:-
and bring this matter in
and that in the near future.
lumber shipments.
Will you do this?
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
the serious railroad
situation that the lumber trade is facing. It is possible that you
have given this matter your best consideration, and it is probable
that you have not, and as customers and friends of ours it is our
its critical form to your
:21 ‘Binztfuggge 3:151 30;: : self of the cooperation and
IS thro ‘
shortly you will find the f- £231: f this Balm: B ugh 9' "if
corn or callus so loose, _ my on 3.81] jm 0‘ '-
that you lift it on with secrecy. Your private 35831”!
the lingers. ‘ are safe with us, as is also .
Just think! Not one your money deposited with .
bit of pain before apply; up, "
lug freezone air after-
wards. it doesn‘t even
irritate the surrounding
a in.
Hard cores. soft com
or earns between the
tot-ll. also hardened cal-
lus» on bottom of feet.
. .\
a... Monday
Evenings 7
museum“ ‘
meo- ‘
*4}: . ,
Flatl'ish..
Buttorl‘ish
Weaklish
sealers Slflillry Markets
newt-Ilium“
.‘ ‘Ni'i'fiwf
° Specials for Friday
............160
............12tl
10c
............10o
Halibut
cw OCOIUVOOOO.
PM. OIIOCQI‘Q
Mackerel 20o
”was "
Ins-coo 28°1_
cocoons 20°
serves. 1“
um
absolute protection for your important papers,
Jewelry, 'etc., and the rental fees are only $4.00
and upward a year, according to size of Box
esire .
3 AUGUST _
FURNITURE SALE
The Saving Ranging from 10 lo 30 ”lo
on all Purchases made here.
This does not mean that we are offering cheap furniture
bought for this sale. It means we are offering you our stand
and furniture at a cheap pipe, was. A. .. .. . «aw
furnish-
li only a kitchen chair or the
ing of an entire home, you can save a
tidy sum by taking advantage of this sale.
. Purchases made during this sale will
be held for More delivery.
A. J. Collins Co.
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