80 live during the summer
numerahla mun or those
who mafia up. thou up
not. like a hilly m“, .
' ‘ 1 1’7 the knowing,“
‘ " ”arm‘ldmnisbue
you witness the approach of
mid weather, not with a item
1 I .01 but with glad anticipation,
like one, who, wrapping the,
drapery of his couch about
" him, lies down to pleasant
THE
FERRi
,Idfil [CHERRY
that when, in the fall, 1117"
summonsoomoatojointhoin- '
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' mg wagspadblsthatyen '
a
pmtbimyourhest consideration. and it‘ u probible
ymmandalcnatomanddiiepdsoioursitisonr
anytotryandhringthismattermitsmticaliormto you‘i'
,mm
Wemnotidedbysilthsbigraih'oadsinthscountrythat :_
' underosrtainoonditions, we
Orton and shippers have never
dramatist, andthatinthensariuture. '
Atthis time, than, it install to consider and canal ate your
reguireniants for-lumber and materials, to eadvan-
tage oiany anytemporary relief adorded by a better supply for
lumber shipments
Will yon do this?
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS I
MARK-DOWN SALE OR ALL SUMMER GOODS
An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock
now of WOMEN’S and MISSES' WASH DRESSES, SILK
DRESSES SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIN and SILK UNDER.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South 1Main St.
South Norwalk. I
CALL US» UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING '
is defective. antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out have us ,make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
of
MODERN PLUMBING
.lOBBlNG A SPECIALTY
, liORACE R. 1111511
\ Tel. 1354
. North Main st. South Norwalk.
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i caannnrs, concurs, sun's, coats and HATS. '
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‘CONN. GETS MONEY
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importance since agticultutal effici-
1war. if you have no such mouse in
lyour high school c"u11iculnm, you are
.ut'ged tofilc an applicntlon for your
t‘p1o iata allowance under the Smith-
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Food Supply and Conscrtatiou, t‘ou
:necticut State Council of llofmse
the Council giics the found“... d9 CELEBRATION
lllltllgjhg llllf. 11101 watts of the Smith»; PLANS COMPLETE
FOR SOLDIERS
I “Section 2 of the chcral Act [iv-10'
tides for thc supcnision of ngticul 1
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of tr11chc1 1 of agriculture in high'
: sci1ools.’lhc sum of $10. 000 is mail
1 ministers of the entire city to send
1 in the city to lead the singing of
ance on Saturday pl 11511‘
' Schenck. Rowayton
'agiicultui'e has aésumed enormous.
lency‘ is necessary in order to win thisl
The ”110“ of the Committee onllluizhes Bill with the State Board of.
watches. the meet "and the show
at the Regent theatre.
By the way then is a first! gallery
in the armory and ladies will be we]
come.
, The committee has appealed to the
all members of their choirs who are
one verse of The Star Spangled Ban-
ner.
These clergymen would help greatly
for- the success of the day 1f they
Triatram Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading ‘Dry Goods Store
would only give a. few moments of
their personal attention to this re— 1
guest and help the Vcommiigee out by
:'ti1ei1 compensation. All ile- fingers
will be given two tickets to 9 Re
gent insane for the. special périorni-
and they, ,
have a seat provided. for them in
front of the governor, which is the
best possible place from Which to
see the parade
Mr Minister, please do y'oui hit
Some more gifts have been made.
?RETTY WAISTS
SEPARATE WHITE SKIRTS
" and Chairman Mtllard. fifethi‘oelifig RAIN COATS
tainment commit ee aisi '1 LADIES’ SWEATERS
it] thank T. C Cavauagh for mov-
,jgvme pm“, 1., a... from 111111.... nnmncanaa
to Traendly and
Green Houses.
who Futiply flowers and table decora-
tions for the banquet.
R.i..A1-.mstrong the division man-
agcr of the American Tobacco Com-
pany and Thomas A Skelly will each
donate 150 packs of cigarettes, and
'l‘ui'lot' Brothers arc giving Cigars.
it is wonderful lo see how every-
one seems to rise to the occasion and
also appreciation
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ROSIERY
GLOVES ig;
HANDKERGHIEFS
BELTS .
RIBBONS
,1
bracket $1.50
Last Minute Needs for:
Labor Day
UMBRELLAS
TRUNKS
SUIT GASES
BAGS
HAMMOOKS
Picnic Baskets, lunch Sets, Paper Plates attd Napkinsm
.Compleie Flag Sets with pole and adjustable
do all they can to help out and make
ihiS the one great went in Nuiwalk s
hlsion.
Headquarters of the Grand Marshal.
Million Parade.1ith Military ills-
triit (elcbiation.
Net-walk, A1111. 3],
Norwalk. Conn.
Aug. 3]. 1917.
lHNEHHAN’SHEPHHTI
Woman’s Party Gets After
Him Again-Mrs. Ascough
Says She’s Not a Social-
Genc1alglinders No 3
Inhiarshals 0t ditisions and a ties
to the grand marshal will film“ to
the mend marshal at Norualk Green
0 1:) m_
“2—: Th: commanding officer of the
Boy Scouts of America, local council
will detail six scouts to rcpori to the
)
grand marshal at Norwalk Green at _ ISI. I
2215 p. 111., for otderly duties. 'Nn I
of tho detail will report with their ~_
r-H'i ' >
blgyjclall organizations taking part in ”It“ “(Milan's Pam anl‘Pscntn
lives in Hartford 111e, dissatisfied with
the report of (‘onricssman Augustine
Loncrgau on his visit to the \\"—Olk
ltott‘se 111 Occoquan, \a., where Miss
(‘uthci'ine Flanagan of this citv and
the pittadc must be at their places of
formation not later than 2 41",) p 111.
Commanding officers upon the arrival
of their commands will immediately
report to their division marshal.
ablc for (‘onnccticut from tho F-‘cd .,Pol11i
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Kyanizc
Mare-iorrlqo‘rs
ls Suitable for All
Work Around the
House.
K yanize Your H cme
Albeit D. Morgan
wasnmoron's'rnns'r
s
CONGRESSM AN'S SON
WANTED As SLACKER
MADISON, Wis. Au813l.-Unlted
yesterday swore out a wariant for they
1 arrest of Byron Nelson, son of Con-y
giessman John )1 Nelson. The pri-
soner did nfit register under the selec-
" live draft, it is charged.
tlon day. He has been employed there
since, on his father s farm. He claims
erempiion because he is not now in
théfinited States and has not been
there since the date of the draft.
A United States Marshal left for Al-
berta, Canada, last night, to arrange
for his extradition.
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CONDUCTOR SUES AUTOIST
John G. Evans, a trolley conductor
of Bridgeport, has brought suit against
rthur J. Corbett, a New Haven 1119-
torist to recover $1, 000 for injuries
alleged to have been received when-
Evans was knocked off the running'
board by the machine. .The accident
happened at Savin Rock July 12, last
The suit is teturnab'ie to the common
ens court, September term _ ' 1 I
The Norwalk Riflé Club will hold
the 8th shoot of the small bore inter? l
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at 2 p m. intern.
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—0ur store has been closed for
» ,nearly three weeks.
" eat spar-15‘ on
l' “‘Section 4 of the Fedeinl Act pro
130.1919
{this amount.
‘able therefore under Section 4,
lvisiou of instruction and the pay-g
States District Attorney A. C Wolfew
ort
Nelson was in Canada on registra- p
agriculture.
lture shall be hired for not less than
and Eva its was rendered"t unconscious . -.
club “"95 ”’1 Sunday“ 59% 2nd at dards shall meet the approval of the
Hayes Hill, foot of Wobdward avenue. l
3111111 be reimbursed, to the extent cl
two thirds of the salary of the teach-
during “WWW-“5- er of as culture. up to $1. 000'"
W. open. tomorrow, Saturday 'with a '
uncrc the big banquet will bcl
l1‘ilwnitl B (lulluhcuthc'leader until
most enthusiastic worker in ill-‘1 blui
Iaifnir, llit‘rl invited .(l0\""t"lll0l Holcomb
to be his guest. tomc'.1'"10u and the
potential has accepted tho inflation:
in the owning the National Army
men will he cut1°rtnincd at the Rt". '
{uni ihcatrc. at which plncc Governor!E
Holcomb will be present unless 5011101
1unforuceu circtmisiancen arise. which
will necessitate his departure fromI
Not-walk at an early hour totnot'mw
Iniglii. .
1’ Manager Samuel Kanlor, of the Rt»,
gent theatre spent yesterday in New,
-l01'k (‘ll\. for the purpose of securing
:plcturcs of the big pnrml‘ which wn‘s
held in Manhattan ycstc1day.Mr.1
Kanior “ill“lllt'td home last night with
the rind news that he had secured
lth films and that they will be shown
'tomort'ovl night as a special enter-I
Itainmcut for the men. Mr. Knitter
:will have to no to New York terrier-
,row to secure the illms.wl1icb will
{not be 1c11dv uni'l 4 o‘cloclc in thoI
inficrnoon. Mr. Kanlor in scouring
thesc pictures has again shown his}
Dlfltlzrois‘iihf’llP‘riS and interest in the
people and temp of Not'.walk Much
credit is due him for his successful
1 cffortu. .
The New Canaan Company. of the;
Connecticut Home Guards. will be the:
nL-Pt'lul guests tomorrow alter the par- 5
ls'iddo of the Second Company of l1:101'1
1 ‘wnlk C. H G. and the local oys
+513 000 [0’ the two "39"" Section are determined to give their brothers-
3 of the not provides for (if super- in-ni'ms a good time. I
The . finance committee's reportl
which was submitted this morning‘
shows that that end 0? the business
cull Act for the two years ending d
Sept 30 1919. The State will dupii1
late this amount. The total amount
atailabl-E' ,lherciore. is 820000 I(\‘ the
two years it is assumed that two
thirds of the salary of an instructor
might be paid front the Federal and
State funds The local communitv
to pay the balance of the salary of
the instr-ucim and to provide for in-
boratory equipment. The fund them
(we. is sufficient to establish ail agri-
cultural department ln p.selbi,'y tlrht
or ten high schools in the Slate
Eatebllahlng Supervision.
“The Legislature. in accepting the.
provision of the cheial Act designa-
ted the State Board of Education as
,the State board to cooperate with the
Federal Board of Vocational Educul
lion in the administiation of this A 4
it is pr'mided further however. that'
the State Board of Education shall
designate the Connecticut Agricultur-
a] College as the institution to super-
Has the instruction Ht agriculture, as
,111'midcd fox in S'Ection 2 of the Fed
oral Act.
villas for the preparation of teachers
of agricultural subjects and for the
teachers of hoine- economics subjects,
T12:- sum of $6,000 is available from
the Federal grant under this section
for the two-year peilod ending Sept.
The State must duplicate
The total amount avail-
mcnt of salaries of teachers of trade'
home economics and industrial sub-l
lccts. The sum of $23 500 is available
he the Federal Act for the two
a ending Sept. 30 1919.‘
Share Borne by Community.
“The part to be borne by the local
school boards in support of this work
is thus explain-2d in the aforesaid re-
well known Norwalk citizen when
the comm: ttec n
committee requests that. all contr.bu-,
tions be handed in as soon. as possi-
ble, as the time is now short.
" ‘The local community shall fur-'
nish 1ecitation and laboratory room
and a minimum equipment of books
and apparatus as required by the
State supervisor of secondary school
rousing farewell
Army boys. but this is the ma‘n fact.
“ ‘The local community shall. pro
’vide re.- the teaching of all nonvoea
t‘iouai branches requii-zd of students
in the vocational courses.
in touch with the state
“The teacher of vocational agricul-
cc ‘Lbration.
ilevenl month's of the year, Ihose
months to include the season of plant
'growth. He shall have had technical
training, practical experience, and
pedagogic experience or training such
as shall meet the approval of the
State supewisor of secondary school
agriculture.
“"l‘hete shall be enrolled in the de-
partment of vocational agriculture
Mayor Harstrom for his forethought
not have their celebrations £01 a week
to corhe. l
’not less than fifteen students. lionm' us by his presence, review Olll M. Minton - N M. N. Y., marshal.
" ‘Of his school, hours every student parade, and speal‘ to the rookies at, music, Ba aifon C and New. Ca-
shall give not less than ten per week the banquet. Connecticut Home
' Now to get down to business
for four years to vocational agricul-
1 committee is anxious
'.-ture
Refund to Community "
"“lf, at the end of the year, the
course of study. procedure and stan-
and help drill- the rookies. "t
hours work on Tuesday last, and tel
night. we should do much better.
We only had 130 boys to drill Tuesday
'vocational ed11cation.-tho high school'
more at the mound drill boasts 9
the success of the first ”one
Besides thin. none of the unicers
have been chosen as yet. and
‘f’l‘h onnecttcut state Council of
believing that advaigtage
l' t
llhc colupln will be put
is booming along in great shape. Oneiat the disbandmeut point all organ-
asked to donate :50 to the fund sentimarch to the right or left on East
check for $100.'I‘I12‘ avenue so as not to cause a congcs
tion at the point oi disbandment.
lior the parade: —-Grand Marshal John
it is a strange thing that it should D. Milne and stall at East Wall and
be left for little Norwalk to lead the? Park strelits
State and possibly the nation in med mm.
to her Nailonail C. J. By gton, marshal.
' Not a city or team in Connecticut‘ nington, Configglné: Ngrglflgargg:
has as yet arranged to ive a similar: Department, a eorg . _
send-off for the how. a: is evidencedi commanding; 30V 300mg 0‘ America, ' SPEOIAL PRICES ON
by Governor Holcombs proclamation Scout M3813?-
yesterday. directing all mayms to set, mandin
authoritienlard K
and rave their contingent a suitable Fowler and Buckingham Posts. Grand
iArniy ot the Republic and other mili
i We are all the more proud of our! law socle
and energy in. getting this wonderful Easgave
demonstration underway when we1 John J
consider that New York city, Boston. cleties,
Washington and other large cities dol and ot
Mayelio
And the Governor, recognizing ourI on Bus
forethought and energy, is going tolslon, Lie
for all drill~ mandlnfi
masters to show up once more this Edward
evening at the armory at 7: 30 p. in., Recruit
It is generally admitted that we Edward
State supervisor of secondary schooliinade a due showing in a couple of log»
agriculture and the national board or 1
but we shall probably have ma y 311991.111
five oihei militant sufft'ugists are
Mrs “21).Ascongl1 of this city
last etching sent the following tclc
grant to Congressman Loncigan: ~-
4-- The head of the column \till
start promptly at 3 o'clock p. 111.
ilw'l he formation will be a column
of companies, sixteen file front the
No l'C‘ \(llll' statement in 111d 1' s
- a ll be right 1. d
“339.111: revieuiufl stand “.1“ be sit M’l‘huisdav ’s) '(".0u1nnt " A111 advised
natcd at pinion. that food scrtcd prisonn's is uncal-
7~Tbe reviewing officer will be able and lacking sugar and fats.
the Honorable Marcus ll Holcomb Ilrcad “army and baskets. of food
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taken to (.lcculiuau teiused admission
and 1".et111ncd llid youcsce and talk
With Miss Flanagan? We refuse to
accept star: merits of Maiden Whit
akcr regarding conditions. We look
to you to see that conditions 1119. i111
proved and made bearable and that
the Governot oi the State
8~0n parsing the reviewing stand
11 marching salute will be given. All
organization! with the exception of
unilotmcd bodies armed with award
11nd enters will render the proscribed
iniiitaty salute “l".i'cs Right." The
lariheSl.
‘H Krieger8joo.
Prepare Your
lIBoys and Girls
ior School
We Can Fit Your” Children
From Head to Foot. ’
No store more earnestly strives to
.solve your problems when it comes to
the matter of making your money go incl
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command eyes will be given in time Ml"?! lanasau receives sumclcnt
to add right “him at six paces from ramble food. l
the 1'cvlewing oiilct'r and command “0!" the national vic?-cl1airman,.
of the Woman's Party. Mrs. Ascough
six tacos behind him."
trout when at i received a telcginm vestotdm W . 1.
(omnuinding officers of organizations
on" comnsnv commanders will exc-
onto the hand salute. (right hand)
Unllouued bodies armed with swords
or saber: will execute the sword or
saber salute when at six paces from
the reviewing oiilc'r and rctum in
the cairy when at six paces beyond
hint
91—- Jtll bands on passing the review-
ing oillcer will render tho followina
that conditions were unbearable in}
thc Workltouse notwithstanding the
fact that (‘ongiossmnn L‘nergan 119-:
ccitcd ctery courtesy when he in-}
spected the place. , ";
"Are you a socialist?” iii-.9 Afi'i
cough was asked last evening 1
“Beings uocialist is nothing to be.
ashamed of. so far as l kno'w."M1s.I
Ascough icpiled ‘but 1111- rm 1.. that}
mines or three 11111 not 11 socialist. never have been. ;
gagglflihrce and furthermore l have never in my .
ltluwb'en the recruits from the "f9 "“91“!” fl Smlflllst mSNan"
l-llh ‘.\illi ry District for the Nation "'——---———- 1'
nl ariuyfiirrivc opposite the t'c;icw- TO ELECT BETHEL JUDGE. j
in 111111121- the head of the co 1111111 -..._. I
will] be halted. At the conclusion of County Sheriff Simeon Pena-e has re.
the one rclses at the reviewing 'itand COIVcd natice from (lmemor Holcomb
in motiv.
again.
li—- No organization will be per-mil
ted to leave the column except at
the disbandmeni point. On arrival
ties that a special election will be}
h-Pld in Bethel October 1, to name
a judge of probate. The present!
Judge will reach the are of 70 before
lzntlons are requested to keep up the to retirement.
12—~Thé following is the formation
to serve notice on the interested pan, " S
that. time and then will be subject‘fi
Children’s Dresses
Vacation days are nearing an end, so we sin mothers’
attention to our line of Pretty Gingham Dresses, for the lit-
tle tots, just entering school.
Pink, Blue, Green and. Brown Plaids, trimmed in plain ool- ,
$1.00toti.50,,.‘
Middy Dresses in white and pink, blue and brown amigos,” .
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ors and white braid ..
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J. ‘ I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST.
scorn uoawsue .5
First division uniform
on East. avenue oi' Chmch,
Norwa'ik pence. Chief Wm. a Pen
Month End Sale ‘ e
uglas Nash coni-
Tr ley Men's Union, How
on. mmanding: Douglas
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
691:, 980, $2. 49.
Value $1. 00, $1.98, $3. 75.
11111011000113 1‘ ‘1
Lamas wasn SKIRTS
50c, 69c, 98c, $2.00.
Value $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $4.00
11 (civic division) on
rear of first division.»-
unéo. marshal; Italian So-
01 11 Club. Bohemian Club
organizations, Hour. of
Second Di
wasn nannies
15c,‘19c’,"34¢, 39c?
Value 20c, 29c, 40c, 550.
Third I)! sion (military division)
venue. rear 1‘11 second ditt-
Commander T1elfalr
has. B. Milne. com~
Captain
, commanding.
e nth-Military Dis-
Major
rist f0 '
84 Washington Street
roa sonooi. pars kw ‘
1 New Nee ear
GIRLS TUB DRESSES 250, 500 to $1.19., ,
390, 690, 980, $1.19 _ ‘
Value 500, $1.00, $1.40, $2.00. Plain and Fancy Ribbon
' ‘ 250, 290 to 590.
MIDDY 'BLOUSES ‘ Narrow Ribbon a Specialty.
35c, 49% 690, 98°” Patent Leather Belts
Value 50c, 750, $1.00, $1.25. 250 and .50“ -
BOYS’ SPORT BLOUSES Black and tirade sis: Gloves '
3190. Value76c. 500, 75c, $1.00.. '
For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us
A. DICKERMAN & SON’S DEPARTMENT STORE
Phone “6'
Norwalk Chronicler