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We feel it our duty to call your attention to the serio railroad G0 AFTER THEATERS
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
duty to try and bring this matter in its critical form to your
immediate attention.
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W with many winter orders
W those who live within
”W town and some beyond its
‘ able, but must also have it announced
through the box office to all appli-
. cams for seats. it also limits the,
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Mars. We have some cool We are notified by all the big railroads in the country that scaling capacity of amusement , ,
m not enough to carry us while we can have cars at present under certain conditions, we 1‘0““5- Managers "1““ “-591” 3 Norwalk 8 Leadmg' Dry G OOdS SLOTS
‘ placard in' a conspicuous place stating
the exact seating capacity of the
house. The. state police have au-
thority to determine what the cap-
“ acity shall b9.
t‘hief Egan stated that it is his in—
tention to visit all theatres and
amusement houses at once and learn
must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never
dreamed of, and that in the near future.
At this time, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-
tage of any temporary relief adorded by a. better supply for
when distance, but while it
M it's sold to those who
Irish for our assistance in
YWIrding off next winter’s ills
ind making life a pleasure.
TORRINGI‘ON ELECTRIC VAC
Built with the thoroughness, that sixteen years
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We’ll do our bit as best “’e lumber shipments_ fl ' their ('ilpat'llles, It will be deter ‘ I o o
w, bu, m, ,, mu ,, W, W, you do W it'll...“idiot?“”“i‘-‘...‘.."r .3323. 5:}. manulaclurlng tloor - cleaning deuces shows us
is essential to continued satislaction
It is remarkably economists] in the consump-
. lion ol current—22 % lower than the standard
set by the U. S. Government specifications 3 d
the suction is 25 % greater.
We will gladly demonstrate the
TORRINGTON in our carpet depluv
and wast. w
lie? _ _ , 7 - ,. _. ..
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i H.Krieger& Co.
August Clean-up ol All
malts that between 70 and 8" persons
(on Hand comfortably in 1,000 square
flit of space.
The penalty for u Violation of the
law, is a line of not more than $33
or imprisonment for not more than :10
days or both.
“tire; and though we have a
‘iittle now because the weath-
m's heated, the future’ll be
”uncertain till the kaiser is de-
U. S. COMMISSIONER
T H E RAYMOND BROTHERS M’WADE IN DANBURY
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ififii Sgfigfiggg? . B Ulldlng Material Of Every Klnd tl‘tlllfilllill' sluice of} ‘tllebuovernmeltt ‘
“Eu-— - -_.. . . Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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‘t'ot' the past twenty years
totnn-rly (‘tlllrllll~3_‘~'llt‘l'lll in China.
(‘iillt'il hero from Portland. 11th, Wllol‘p , Frenchman \Vho OVC‘rthre‘v l
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he averted a strike tllllUllK employest
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on the t'cntrul ill-rune I'atlroad. ' Constantine 0f Greece
“What powcrs have you to settlel
the misting: dispute?" the commis-l
sinner \l‘us :tsliml. l
"ln this time of trouble; in this:
national crisis It‘l us not discuss pow-'
lot but rather our patriotic duly.l
,There should be no labor trouble, if,
‘it. can possibly be lth’l‘lt’tl. with our
'nation at war," lt'lllll‘tl Commissioner
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SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS
MARK-DOWN SALE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS
An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock
now of WOMEN’S and MISSES' WASH DRESSES, SILK
ll‘essei le run. ~ . lc .. e . I
INSECTICIDES DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER- \lulunut’hctlil‘cl's: ..:“.‘.'.‘: will; ding.- l summer wearing Apparel
FUNGICIDE GARMENTS, consn'rs, sun's, carers and HATS. “1523.?",‘fg‘lfiggf‘wt,;‘;*““i"”““" on 3
. . on m» f‘.‘ ., -: t r :O‘S are :I In -, ‘
CLQAKS MILLINERY . rill-1.1:. twin! to the “'lean lotto pros-1 j TRIMMED HATS for .......... . ............. $1.00 to $3.98
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I “r I R we PARIS 5.01.331 llllis ‘f‘ll‘ilicn‘lnn‘l‘nlcx lll'lllff‘rl] “tilt; E Worth up t0 $700
. 33 South Main St. South Norwalk. |‘liily‘lll‘lttxlmfliii-1‘1: ill'iliilllt"llumlll i‘l;w\\':‘lll:'m»l: I E IWHITE SKIRTS ........................... $1.00 to $2.98
M t L l E _ ol‘ conslilulil‘nlnl freedom. ll is int? i Values up to $5'00‘ L
05 88 sting — — ~— ,. » ‘;;;','N‘j1“‘,'},~‘ fly‘lgg‘gjgf‘l‘$21},{If}:”‘§{_,;;,',‘,:l SILK AND WOOL surnrs ..... $2.98 to $4.98
ilwalrftrilly. and Ill-Ill win it. 1 3 Values up to $7.00. l .
“ ‘i is trcasot ”n “’ttl‘ tilt o it ;:i ' , .
Insects and a... .0 ...-..--..‘....‘ n Win; “-3.“. l CREPE DE CHINE welsrs at ........... .. $3.98 to $4.98
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\.-on to HIV!" :1 jun protocntion for it
strike. ln int-t. in such cut-M, since
‘thv provocation [ll‘dt‘t‘tll‘S the order,
3 New models made of heavy quality crepe and are the best
values in this city.
Many Bum Specials [or Saturday
SMALL LEGS OF SPRING LAMB ............... 280 lb.
land Wall Paper
asaturda y
~10 First Street
‘ East Norwalk
e Gorham Co.‘
lECORATORS‘
e erylln'ng in Paints
Schullzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
tliotlwly and Victoriously rally to our
) country's colors. ’
| "List-m to lnbor's voice: '\\'0, the
lt‘llicurs of the national nnd interth
ltiomtl lllltll' unions of America, in
national conference assembled in the
‘cupiml of our nation, hereby plndgc
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SPECIALS
Square Brand Skimmed Milk, full weight ....... 2 cans 250
Pure Condensed Milk, full weight, a can ........... .. . 15c
Cream Corn Starch .. ............. . .......... 2 pkgs. 156
Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. '. .................. . 43c
Evaporated Milk, 9. can .......... .. .............. . 120
A. STULL
‘24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
l ourselves in police or in war, in stress,
or in storm to stand unrescrwdly,
thy the standards of liberty and the
safely and preservation of the ittstl«*
. tuttons umtidvuls of our Iopublicf i
"thor it: connnittt-d to the defense;
of our country -—nnd every citizen is‘
under the solemn duty to loyalty and«
'tmscll‘lshly stand by lnbnr~~~to give.
lttllt’tl‘ tl square dcul. ' . 2'
"t‘npitul. loo. is committed to our
country‘s tlcfenso. and it must also
it") uiven tl squnrc denl. (‘npltal and,
glubor. therefore, must work hand in
. band together in our country‘s cause,
"The advisory council of national,
defense takes the. position that the
standards that have been established
‘by law, by mutunl 'a'éreemt’nt or byt
‘Ecustom. should not he changed tll this‘
Itimc: that where either the. employer,
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
ior tho cmploye has been unable un-‘
‘dcr normal conditions to choose the
istandnrds to their own liking, they
,‘sltould not, take advantage of the
tprcscnt ntnormul conditions to estnb-r
,lish new standards. Antoni: these
{standards is the standard of living. 5
QTho council of national defense rec-'
and Russia. and shortly utter he had
digested the whole Greek situation he;
told l'rc utter Znimis the king must no»
And within it low hours the king didi
no. This is Ill" first pllolouluph of.
the commoner who overthrew u molt,
arch)". "
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LOOKING AFTER
BOAT REGISTRATION
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Frank L. Hutchinson. 4 Franklin:
:uwnue, Norw'nllt, Conn.
Chas. Anderson, 21 Core :tvonuefi
East Norwulk.
Anton Alllltll'SOll. 67 Osborn avenue;
East Not-walk. i
Kill“ (l. Swanson. 15 Plait aventtc.§
l-Iasl Norwalk. .
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't'nt'lcton \\’. Ballard, Five Mile
River. !
Iljnlmar Nelson, R. F. D. 37, Row;
nylon, Conn. , ,
John Erickson, 22 Osborn avenue,
East Not'wulk. 2
Ilcnry “luau. 'l' Fitch sire-PM
East Not-walk. .
(‘at'l \\',\‘smnn, 7 Fitch street. East's
Not‘wnlk. 3
A. G, lt‘ngcrstrom. Strawberry Hill
avenue, Nortvalk. :
East avenue,
ladies—a line that has many exclusive features that insure
COMFORT, FIT and DURABILITY. .
ERS, COMBINATIONS and ENVELOPE CHEMISE—all
made of the best materials, carefully and artistically designed—
stylish, strong and durable.
money, to call and ask us to show you the complete line of
Mildred Stouts, all noted for. their exclusive features.
} thoewr gives the provocation is tllc
w PURITAN HAMS «:60 1b ltmnvmz Tim is undeniable. . BOYS' WASHABLE SUITS, sizesa to 10, at ..... 98c to $1.50 ,
" ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ """""""""""" “ ' l “\ou will agree with me that our ‘ Worth up’to $9 50 l
'1‘. " ' .l our ndvv ilS troll as those . . . . "‘ '
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Albert D Morgan SWIFT PREMIUM HAM 80 lb ill‘r‘llfrlltultol'cesdoiI oull‘ ““an :lllll‘) Senator .lollliitll of France who hzls‘
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'1 RE , . . .. n“ m ‘1‘ “‘1 w! A‘ It ML ll" IIHH- had SPYt'HIl positions In French cuhl-
5M0 D SHOULDERS ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' """"" 20° 11" . Il'letl‘puln; tilllulun'isltlc‘tt and flexible "ply" 35 ”1,. "1“” who paused u“) abdi-; .
DIXIE BACON _ , _ _ , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 28c lb_ ‘ “‘1“ Hm 1' "ll 5 ‘ “ll "ii“ ml .V ll" (‘llllt‘lll of King t‘tlllstltntinu of (h'ooct).§,.....l .. -._,-,-,... , ,- , _~ ,w~* ..,»-.s v - ‘
,WASHINGTON STREET secured throuuh the blood otTel‘lnllfi lie llilll been smut there as a retro3 ‘
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, of the fearless men uho consctvn- “3““,th 0f pram-.9. (treat lil'llttilll
Mildred Stout
Undergarments
WE SPECIALIZE in a. line of Undergarments for stout 4
“Mildred Stout” GOWNS, CORSET COVERS, DRA -
It will interest you, and save you worry, thought and
’ 86 WASHINGTON ST.
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‘la icw'screcns and examine the men
; Iin small groups? This, I think, coult!
be done just as quick and wouldn‘t rec
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Special Sale on all
’ SUMMER GOODS
”(To Rib'nn'flo—N rhesus. "
lognizcs the fact that the |standard oft. Wm. Ashln‘ook, 280
;living is an indefinite standard, dii- East Norwalk.
lficult to dot-ermine, that it is almost .' Peter (I. Gustufson.
{entirely dependent upon the rate of .strcet, East Norwalk.
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lenses retaining the some purchasing Win. Radian, 15 Third street, East;
‘ptowqc. lf‘rthe wages recetwd will Norwalk. _ _ ‘ . t . ’
{not purchase as much. then the stand; Adolph Podzelny, 20 'lhtrd street.é READERS :
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}aid of living is increased. _ Because East Norwalk. _ . ,
lot the indefinitenclss of the standard Mrs. Henry T. Geln‘mann 2t “cst- g
iquire any more space. It would all)“
the more satisfactory to the conscripfi
l am not a lawyer nor do I profess
lto be thoroughly posted on the rule:
land regulations or this examination!
lbut I don't think that Uncle Sam on:
jders the conscript to strip and D61“!
‘form to an audience or 20 or morn
27 Second ‘
i 58 Wall Street. ,8 Norwalk.
l _ KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
”fol living and the maintaining of it port avenue, Norwalk.
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Anthony Havlicek. Hendricks lu'c- _
rticles of association of the Chemi-l ..__. .W. . ‘”". ... E at the same pointi1 the.f countcil‘ retc- N lk l
' . N ' Ha' ' . fit (1' aognizes the tact t at rout true 0 nuc, orwzl - _ 1 . ‘ EEWS conscripts. Q .
‘ Alliance of es \en uerfe :1 ~ ltlme disputes will arise as to what George M. Coulson, ll lulm site-en: l Thankinv you for your space ;
the office. of the. secretary 0 Sta'L' N .is necessary to maintain that stand-I X0r\va]k_ ! m l a - r
Week The purposes given are M} s. nrd of living, but it feels that. before, scar Anderson. Not‘wnlk. ' 3 . ! \CONSCRIPT ’
" note and turther the commerciall any stoppage of wail-k Lakes place in. R. ’1‘. Lamb, 1 Jennings [)1369- 301". l .________.. _.-_« I ~ '
- ts of the. members. The subscr'b- Y ' ' ' ' ' ”my industry in w nci t c. governtnen.~\vollt. . | .. __ j
'8 J F \IcClell't d Wa‘tl rl Ladies Long Crepe Kimonos: plam1a&d ffgtgy’ 175 $2 50 $2 98 ‘ is interested for the maintenance of‘ Xaver, Schaupp, 1 Ixellogg, street.‘ ! ,
are times ' ‘ V .n ' d e l s ' ’$ ' ’$ ' ’ ' ’ ' safety. the established agencies of the' Norwalk. . ; .REASONS FOR MODESTY .New YOTk Niarket
gem“ and Harrison T' Show” ‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘ °' ' 2 50 government should be given an 0mm“ Edward J. Michck, 55 Maple street. _ , __ . l
. . Ladies Snort. oilk Kimonos ....... . ........... $ . , , . . ‘ i Mi. EMOL .
Apartments! 0f ‘55“‘3 or additional , , , _ _ tumty to use their good offices l0,1\orwalk. Y. . _ , ,
~ of capital stock of the. Premier» Ladtes’ Two-piece Porch Dresses mblack and white checks With brim: about an adjustment of the m; Johnlk‘llampson, 54 Wilton metluc, please allow me a little of your! DEALERS IN
' ' l J ’ l ‘Vhite collar and belt . .......... . . . . . . . . . .- .3 - . . . s ‘Delllllllfl diSI’UIC‘n '. _ Norwa . .V F . space. Referring 10 the article in SM. l
r maturing compfim 0‘ ham“ ‘ U" will be noted “at this conned; Henry “' Henson. ‘4 Ward Shem’iurday evening‘s edition under the:
W35 filed- The “"10““ 0‘ “"31, Ladies’ Three-piece Dresses, skirt, blouse and cap, in pink and which is an integral pm and branch Norwalk,
, . is 372.400. divided into 721; white stripes, trimmed with plain color, and elastic belt, of the government. having been 85-} John,
35 of common stock. E $1.50 “lblmlpd b-‘i 3“ “Ct 0f wng‘efl' and Norwalk. ., ' . . . .
‘ertiflcate of organization of the , the members of which are appointees: Edwin Barley, 2o Harbor avenue,.wonm nine times out. M tcn interpret,
‘eclidut Pure Foo-l ”0‘1ch Cor-i Separate Caps, all colors . . . ....... . . . . . . . . .. .. ......... 100 Of the president. composed among'Norwmk. r , nue game as n “joke." The reason of if:
' ‘ l ' others or the following cabinet ofll- Jas_ p. Trounspn, 1.» Core ave is ‘why I think it sllouldl
' ' ' ‘ ‘ . . v . .v being a "joke”
. of Bridgeport. was rccorded. Secletary of “m Baker, Sec Nor-walk. l Judging-FRESH FISH AND VEGB‘
‘ ‘ cers: ~ .
timeout of authorized capital} . I MA E . E irotary of Navy Daniels, Secretary of! James Napola, 25 Day street, Southibe taken into consideration. .
, . . . I 4' J i ! llnterlor Lune, Secretary or Labor. Not-walk. TABLES
J -from various remarks l‘ve overheard
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$3.100. divided into 110 sin 9 , lWi‘tson. Secretary of Commerce Red- Stephen Saron Snrori, 140 wood. there must have been a few “lokes"|
iltending of "Drafted Men here Are‘
Gutctidgc. 55 Chapel street,
thodest.” Persons reading said article:
BEEF, VEAL, PORK, mum-cu
AND HAM
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- ' . field and Secretary of Agriculture ward avenue, South Norwalk. . ', 0 2
~5FRESH CAUGHT F's” . 88 WASHHFGTON 81" SOUTH NORWALK. lHouston has taken the position that' G. H. Meyerholz, 26 Ann street. examined .oithe magma f 19““; 143 Washington St, , 1
3i Butter “Sh 25c, 5 “’5' del 1 standards. no matter how establish-‘South Norwalk. male 0"“ .," pts 9"" y ““90““ 0‘ l I '
“1511’s" weak fiSh 25c, for Tues»; _ VJ _-1L_. :9. 1- ‘ed, sltouldN'not’ be changed during the‘ l-t-nnlz lleidel, 94 Day street. South in the exemption board and to the rid! 4-,
at the w on Washington' ,, war. ’Norwalk- topic of some after the performance. , .
[y ‘ as ' ' ’ . - . . . l “I am. esteemed sin, Resifiggfiin H DYLR Why compel a conscrlpt to perform! TEL 359 12
. ' . ' Very truly yours. ‘ .7 . ‘ . . ‘_
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Bentlheleut MV' ' . . i ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ ~‘ ‘ it} ~. . .. . U. 5. Commissioner of Conciliation", Section No. 2.. b0“? 0‘ 0°“3crlpl3~ W Y “0‘ 9‘00““! "‘ ‘1 ' 3 '9 u 5- ‘. “I ,
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