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7., Letusflytosome spotin
Southern clime where days are
«good and hot, let us live for a
’ while as in summer time where
$081 is needed not. Let us lie
, in the shade of some orange
{tree and breathe it’s' sweet
:perfrnue, let us bathe in the
loam of the boundless sea till
Winter's met its doom. Let us
read‘and rest and work and
play till war has reached its
and, till coal begins to move
this way and things begin to
mend. .
Let me sleep as I am, lest
.you alter this scheme—don’t
-1et the door , slam—it’s a
beautiful dream!
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neurone.
L. EFFRON
Used Cars Bought, Sold and
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BUILD NOW
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army canton-
ments, all demands of the building trades are being met.
Government demands have preference, of course, but busi—
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for
large-scale manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OI" BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
, AND CEILINGS IS ASSURED BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions BeaVer Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of latfi '
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re.
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily
find a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
Bailey Co.
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THE soon-1 nonwahx EVENING summer; \ -_
” i” " "’“MESSENliERlilRLS
In lNSlllllllllN
IN WASHINfllth
Makes a Success in the Warl
Department—Men Go to
Other Duti‘es
\‘ASIIINU'I‘UN, I), (I, (M. 9.
The messenger girl is here, and she
is doing Il‘?l' job so well that in one,
if not Irrore./uf lllt- busiest odiou-
ol‘ the war department the typical
'limelri'eujillg, forgetful and irrespon
mole Irrtssenger boy is doomed IU b=-
ecme extinct.
"Thousands of Irresseugers, ranging
in one from 14 to 60 years. are rlll'
played by the federal government as
Goalkeepers and the like for the \'tll‘l-
ous secretaries, bureau chiefs and
YOU SAVE FROM $5 T0 $15 ON YOUR FALL ARI) WIN-
TER APPAREL WHEN BUYING AT THE PARIS.
CLOAK STORE.
We feel confident that wears presenting a record; bargains of
Suits, Coats and Dresses. Compare them with any store.
Their appearance will so impress you that you will admit the
prices are really surprising. You do yourself an injustice if
you buy elsewhere, as no store in town can get our styles or
sell for our prices. \
Hundreds of NEW HATS for Women and misses.
Prices range ........................... 980 to $4.98
CLOAKS we ‘ PARIS ‘. MILE-NE;
III these days when labor is s'earce.
f it is thought that the position OI mes-
lserrger is not much of a job for no
jublr- bodied man,- who could be serv-
chief clerks in different“department‘s. '
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
. A Big Line‘ of Bells
Patent Leather, all Widths .
Suede Belts, Black and Many Colors
Novelty Belts, Blue, Brown and Black
KNITTING NEEDLES ALL SIZES
Be Your Own Banker
A SOLID STEEL BANK lor stray pennies, non breakable with
50c
SOC-75C
50C
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(in; his country to better admiring:
:in some position that girls could not
:so rtudily till.
Girls Appointed.
So tar lire only IIII-sserrpers to he
'-Ul'l)lhnted in the gtu'vl'lllllt'lll my-
liee are those running from It to It?
lyt‘zrrs‘ old, The first to be appointed
:tlF messenger girl was Miss Gertrude,
:(‘nrrh-k, daughter of u retired army};
1 otlieer, who also has a brother in tho
:IIIIIIy. Slm gave up II position which
was paying n higher salary in order
to hurry 'up Uncle Sam‘s our work
Ill-“SIIIFS Miss (‘III‘l‘icIi three other
llllt‘b'éf‘illgll' girls haw burn uppornim
[in the olliee. ol Ih’ l'niled States
“Army Engineer corps, neem'dmu to
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:the chief clerk, William M. William-
Exchanged ‘ 33 South Main St. South No‘mih.
flew 2nd Tires of All Standard
Makes . T“ ‘ “ ‘*“'“""“ ""“i‘,*"”“' ‘—
,‘ . Tel. 441. 1
. snow... St. Eastman. Andrew Davey, Inc.
mamanw m—xmn-zzz: ‘ V e .
l‘ 11 98 W . ' l'I‘ .
THE an SCELNCE Ph aShInatOH St, SO. NUIWdlkm-wm
«DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC - onedto. Prompt Auto Delivery.
Chiropractic is the definition of the 19 Main St" Norwalk' Phone 388'. ‘
, $1533: 311: dgztgsgngggselfif 31:35:; Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk
~ g: x: “Enoch, timflt or spr‘ainlirrlrhths'
. c . ven one ‘ o , ‘
it creates pinched norvesnandnpalu (In COFFEE TEA
it“? life In the dltlercnt organs and ' Very Best Oolong, Mixed and English
,m s. . . ;
. Chiropractors remove the cause of 2401b. Emma's"
”disease and pain, health Is restored. Good Coffee . 350,11).
urthrough harmonizing the nerve eye Indra and Ceylon
toms In your body. Female troubles 1.90 lb- 45c lb.
'iles‘iiii‘é Fulfilmlin‘m“ °“”'2‘"2i
. 'l ~,. . ;‘ never 1‘ gr -
styling/ingots common a chance N .AIlas Jelly POWIICI' _, 3 pkgs 20c
Magnetic treatments given also. , I
r. FRANCIS. I). C. r ~ - -.... ~ ~ WW1
‘4 Washington St. So. Nerwalk. Conn . . I
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1‘?" on e “mini?" c oo SPECIa'S {or Tuesday
REED 6- VOLK l ESGALLOPS ................ . ................ 900 qt.
, ‘ ‘ RIB LAMB GHOPS ................................ 32c
METRIC“ C0. LOIN LAMB errors ........................ . ...... ‘40::
The Only Fully Equipped ROUND STEAK . ..... . ........................... 300
ELECTRICAL snap SIRLOIN STEAK ........................ . ......... 32c
In the Town
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AUTO suppnms Schullze s Silfllldl'y Markets
Phone EOE-50 80. Main St. ~
* mo. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk. 3' wa’mngm" 8" 39 M“ 8"
.n South Nor-well- Nomuk,
. ought for Cashl
Muss ll. care Sentinel
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"SPECIALS
Ison. They are Miss Helen Honduran
Erlliss Gertrude Pennington and Miss
“Louis Wilton, up of this ml.
After More of Them.
I "llossenger girls? Yes. we ..
fuppohued thr‘ve and are getting more
lseld Mr. \h'illénnrson today when link-
led I‘vgurdinu the report that the our
depmiirienl 'I displacing ineasenrer
llrms and Iron with girls and \vonrru
l '-‘\\’e lutvo been using boys from!
I H to In years old to run from room
to room distributing: mail. The little
1 lllFHllS bane been hard to handle. I\ e
Ilure trying: girls on the proposition
‘1 no“, and so far it Works fine. “e
lure not particular (IS lo ages, but the
positions only pay about $25 at month.
.Ml‘s.v(ll‘nt‘e Porter Hopkins. superm-
'lendeut of the girls" and \\'LllII(-‘Il‘S‘tlI—
lvislou ol the I). S employrrnvnl olhce.
{In the labor depiu'tmeut sent the girls
, to us. - .
“As I was saying, tbs“ boys are not
u! all satisfactory. They We“. play-
:Iul as the doucovund likely to forget
what door they belonged on."
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SULLIVAN ADMITS
HE HIRED GUNMEN
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Sullivan said the nrrunnemmrts for
lthe importation of the men was made
in ”W presence of Isaac Ileurnfir. one
of the principals In Ilre case, who
one contesting James A. l‘urey’s \vurd
louder-ship and candidacy for select
council. Hill] a certain maiden-rue, who
the prosecution contends, issued in
wholesale fashion blank warrants for
the arrest on primary election day or
Carey followers. Muloney at this
meeting, Sullivan said gave him $100
Tb pay transportation expenses of the
men brought here and remarked in
Ileutscb‘s presence that “the money
was to be used In bringing the men
here for Mr. Deutuch."
Sullivan said that. Maloney gave.
him $100 after the row, and told him
to-“lny low." He fled to a lumber
camp on an island In the Delaware
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3 F00]. PRO0F LOCK that can only be opened at this store.
Price Twenty Five Cents i
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Dog Wardén Walsh Also
Shows the Prevalence of g
Rabies in This State ‘
'H.Krieger&Co.
TIIE PEOPLES. STORE
For Ready to Wear Clothes,
for a Cloak, Tailored Suit, fer
Millinery, for a Skirt, for a
Dress, for a Boys’ Suit, for «a
Girls.’ Dress, for a Good Pair
of Shoes, for a good Sweater.
For Good Values Don’t Fail‘to see us. "g
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lion Warden 'l‘horrrzis I“. \i'ulsh Io-i
day culled the attention of the pub—i
lie to the prevalence of rubLI-s in the.
sizzle. He also brought up the mutter l?
of the dog tux. expluininh' lirnt it is“
for the purpose of (‘I‘IllU’llf-l a fund;
to pay for dninuuts done by unknownl
dogs rind workwlone by the dog. war-i
d HS in the various elites. i
II‘ it was not for tho fund. ewryl
city and town would blue to hour he
own burden. In the ruse of tho epi-
denr.’c of infantile paralysis, the wan»!
dt‘n slated, separate funds wow llsedr
up to 3hr) $qu and accounts, 0\'I‘I‘-[
drawn. l
The this: fund has been used up inl
some cities and the suite has I'ulodl
each city and town must look tiller,
llils malt-3r until reimbursed by thel
state. The warden today issued u‘
statement on rubies question, as lol-
Iou'o;«—~
During the first part of January the
outbreak of the rubies Innde iIs up-
peurnnce in the southwesl'u‘n section
of the State, in :mmy towns surrounds
the tour (‘II_\'. During that time a
stray mongrel dog, on :I {Sundny morn-
lm: descended upon the quiet nelnlr
borhood of \\'innlpnuk, und bit a doze
en or more does, and then proceeded
on his Journey. He had a good start
before the uulhornles were notified
and, of course. he was lost-sight of,
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FLEISHER " YARNS
KNITTING roe ARMY AND NAVY
KNITTING FOR HOME AND rnmNDs
KNITTING FOR onmsrms PRESENTS
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and therefore had no grounds to eorr BUY
:lemn the (loss. that. bud been bitternl » . ‘
but Instructions were elven to keep. . THE FLEISHER YARNS
:them in checld yand they were llII- .
attended to, 0d and on by n veter'hi New Supplies Every Week.
:nary. On a Sunday InorIIIng,.ten.
weeks following a large St. Bernard
one of the number that had been bit-I
ten broke uwuy ind all day long uuvl
il 9 o‘clock at night he was on the
rmnpnge. bitlnn 9. little boy and also,
biting eleven dose besides throwing
the people along his line oftravel in an
uproar. When he was finally brought
down by a well aimed shot from u pol~
Ice ofllcer. on the Tuesday following.
A. Dickerman & Son’s
DEPARTMENT STDRE
,84 Washington St. '
Phone 446
River at. the. Delaware Water Gap,
and remained there until he was ar-
rested yesterday.
At the request of District Attorney
Ilotan, Sullivan was held under $5,000
bail for a further hearing Wednesday
on a charge of conspiracy. .
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K. OF C. REPRESENT
CATHOLIC, CHURCH
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Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. .................. . 480
Compound Lard, per lb. ........................... .\220
Try Our Fresh Roasted Ooll‘ee, per 1p. ................. 21c
Standard Kerosene Oil, algallon ................. 10¢
Force, a pkg. .................. - .................... 100
H. O. Presto, 9. pkg. . ............ I. . .. ...... - ...... .. .. 130
A. STULL ‘/
24 Cottage Street. East Norwslk.
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“re Closed 1 P. M.
r'overnment property, which privilege
was not allowed to them is the rea-
son for the announcement, which it is
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cletles of the fact that the Knights
were allowed to enact buildings on
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a big viciouh Bull dog". another one of
the number that had been bitten tore
off through the streets with a mad
buy he had actually bitten thirty-nine
many more.
.the very beginning of the dozen that
were bitten by the mongrel stray dog
were. seized by the Dog Warden and
disposed bf, and many a valuable dog
was condemned.
protect the public, although the dog} months. Just why they cannot over-
everybody, and he is a good faithful
turralc to be effected with that dread-
faee of much criticism. The Dogl
Warden is an olllcer, who is looked
upon in a mild way, but on the other.
hand it is a most Important office if] ‘-
prop'erly executed. and the lime.is'
only short ways off when Its import-g ,
once will be brought before the poo-1
ple as the Governor has it under com;
siderutioh at present. In many sec-:
tlons or our State the disease is rag}
This method was ing yet and the quarantine regulations:
recestrary to head off the,disease and l have been in effect for nearly nine
rush, and before he'was brought to
dogs. and had come in contact with as
All of these dogs from
come the outbreak is a mystery. Some
sections of the State do not know
lwhut, is is while some other parts
have! u maild touch of It. Much
money has been spent to head oIY they
disease. and the dog lund'is about ex-l
s on animal that is loved by almost
ricnd in many instances, and it is
00 bad to think they are so unfor-
d disease. the rabies, which is so
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DEALERS IN
Beckmann’s Grocery I-‘ree Delivery 'i
.IllwaysSomelhingSpecialHere
Armour's Very Best Corned Beef No.71 size 30c, No. 2 size We
Challenge Blend Oofi‘ee, Reg. 30c grade, lb. ............
LongIsIandTm'nips,perlb........... ....... . ....... 21-2c'
Fancy Whole Grain Rice, per lb. . ..‘ ...... ’ ........... . . 10o
Armour's Grape Juice, 100 size .................. . 3 for 250
Fine Granulatedasugar, perlb. 100
VeryBestMainePotatoes,per pk; 45c
New York State triotly Fresh Eggs 57c dos. .
Very Best Cream ' Butter (Regimen quality), lb. .. 61c
30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1‘ Re Plantation Coffee . . . 35c
BOStamps wrthl lb. Very Best Tea 60c
13 . The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink . at Popular,
noes. ‘ . " ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘
A F. Beck‘manu (,0
«one! I‘. H. Call
hoped will serve to make the mailer
I‘ully understood. . _
The reason that the society as se-
‘ected to represent the church is be.
hard *to
good along religious. as well as so.
claI and recreational lines. Though,
the society is distinctly Catholic. all
men in uniform are allowed to=attend
the different, meetingsfimd it Is a rule
if the. order thatno questions relating
to religious belief are ,ever asked.
Slarvlces In charge of a Catholic?
chaplain are held ,at‘ststed times,
‘ iIle “Navarre an“ nrru'iiged. de-é
hating societies are formed and the!
enure'exll..l.‘§.~l€: is bome‘by the soclety
, 1mm um gnome, from' any fund
maintained by the church.
- So farias the society'is concerned, 1
no objection whatever is held to any
other trait-2min! bodies beint; allowed ,
,todlrslmuar work in the camps, Col-
' _ ' an. chairman of th
:r-mwittee on.:wrr activities, recently
made. a" ‘ Student to the {allied but
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but what about the dear little child. be necessary for the State to uppro~
the greatest treasure we can possess printc some money-to continue the
, on this earth .there must be some- ‘
“mu“? 0f the experience that the 0‘" body with the courage to protect-them, you an idea of how the
ganizatlon had on the Mexican border ‘trom ‘the attacking r
- where «it did a really large amount of
make some people believe, haunted, and it will in all probability
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