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Washington so. So. Norwaix. Con:
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the same. Disease is select ' _
fl ‘accept atenographlc and tvpist pooh,
,tions '
the spin You will never regret
. -’“m . r a chance to '
"lsgnstlstrsstmsnts given also.
mm ”youth-ligands” tons. Yonwill
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informationastothshsstwsytodothk. ’
l'heliaiciié’t': Bailey Co.
, IcaVchssrdl‘lesrisiol'M Kinds
1
“Mia. Margaret Curtis Aus-
.—— Mfim-..
Clearance Sale, ol‘All Winter Clothes tor
Women anti-Misses] ‘ -
Ifwsconldmaksyoufnllyrealisswhatssavingitmsans
to on to an?l£yonr clothes needs now you would come here
rigtswa‘i,“ 0 Alsndtakesdvantsgs of these exceptional
bargains sale otters. l‘iacrgrsdsssrsnot made,lowsr prices
are not-iound anywhere. (lens and investigate.
OOANredncedtoaslowas. ..... ............$li.98andup
DWredimdtosslowss................$6.98sndap
Sm'rlredncedtoaslowss ...... ............$3.98sndnp
ALL HARMOIMDOLLAB.
' CLoaxs we PARIS mummy
33 So. Main, St. :50. Norwalk
'frequently asked the FEderal Civil}
-—..
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it:
ousines to handle Weddings,
'Chl'istenings and all RecebtiOns.
3":
m
\;21utomobile Funerals Same
Price as Coaches.
Sold at All Stores.
_ “incl. 3
.J.ll. Mallcry
‘ DENTIST
, latest. 80.1torwslk, com
‘ 9to11:30a.m.,7tosp.m.
y_ Store
sacs oi Merchandise
'_ tfor Cash
Phone 1360'
17‘ Chestnut St.
M .
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SPECIALS ion on WEEK
A. STULL
i - '
24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalh.
Thursday Specials
_ r
.- Schnllzc’s Sanitary Markets
'18 119‘? fully equipped with lim-
BUTTER, the finest Creamery, per lh. ................. . 500
new measure, a lb. ................... . ......... 30c
was on mass aoasrsn 21c some.
saucy mix cannon, s can . ..................... 160
mm on: aucxvtnsar, s pkg. ......... . ..... 27o ,
auteur scam seer ........................ 14o lb.
run consensus .......................... 16c lb.
moosmmr ......... , ................... 24c").
memories new ....................... no lb.
. user cannon. . - , .
ox cans ............. 1601b.
city brethren in the conduct at
. . tout. t f ,, h . » ..‘
COUNTY’S FARMS ,3m‘;w.%zl°7n “W"‘F‘hg men or women. 0! Inmw'
», . a common or birth
{and training in stenopinphy or ”ping, would be taken began“ lie de not
g: Eoanllllz.
merlv open to men only. ”the aenera;
1’ . . iNor-walk'a Leading Dry Goods Score
i .
were Questions That Have
Puzzled Many Americans l
i
I
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Miss Margaret Curtis Associate :
(‘hlei of the Bureau tor Reluues' and
June! of the Department oi Civil Al'-
‘faira, Red Cross. has written an eight-é
. All of Our Stylish Suits
M "W" "W" ”W“ ' NOW $10.00 and $15.00
ineiiet Workers." which has inst made?
.118 appearance in Paris. it contains‘
'answers to questions which have pill-
sied every American with renrd tot
=the French Army and the humanitarl
‘riau work being done by the French
people tor their army.
Miss Curtis has been ensued lure
lief work in Paris for the last two
years and‘boforedhat had experience
in social work in Boston. I
All of the Furs Reduced 20%
W ,, . W . bargains in Curtains and Curtain Materials
ion, chiefly steuographers and ”Maul
after the war is over?" is a question:
..
l
Service Commission by thousands ot'
women throughout the United Statesl
The question is a pertinent one, and; _
the commission has an answer. it is: ' not determine what examinations shall
“it seems certain that there must be‘ be open to women; in evsry instance
a reduction of force when the war the specification is made by the .ap-
ends. but It is equally certain that the pointing power, and the commission‘ ‘
United States Government can "neVer furnishes men or women as eligible!
go back to the before-thewar statue.1.cmrdi"iy
The new appointees are in competl-I '
it w e e. e .
V221! :itiduzltlionflgf llorczlsp‘ggmeT: ‘ BAKER FULLY -
=cos-ant. the law oi the survival of the‘ ‘ VINDICATED, IS
WIISON’S VIEW
fittest will prevail."
(Continued From Page One;
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,5,
an of the Household Goods, ,China, etc. 20%, on
H.Krieget 8:00.
For Real Bargains
Profit is being discarded
on all Ladies’ Coats, on
all Furs, on all Winter
Goods. Stock up nowIas
Clothing is going still
higher.-
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\
, The commission in union women to:
. in the government cert/ice at‘
. Wnlhlnston as a , war contributlou.‘ Aflslrs decided to call Secretary Bah-
even at personal-sacrifice, ”rho very‘ or for cross-esanlnatipn bbetore the
,hest' Opportunity (0, a woman to enter and of the week. At this session the _:.
the Fade secretary will have opportunity 1° '
rsl classified ”"Iu “ found amplify his statement ot America's
now. as it always has been/in in. war preparations.
“t‘floszher and typewriter or the Comm“ to Press Demands.
“Pareto typewriter examination. Ull- Although impressed with Secretary
der present conditioils an who pass flake?” dgfizag'l ofhihgez'fimgde
clth . l" . - I m"
surefirho' :19.” "“m‘”“°"""° as mittee intends to pursue its demands
’ t e ("m 3""“3 (WWW for centralisation of war authority
sion of certification for appointment, through a war cabinet and a monk ;
for 'h.’ demand is almost in excess of “0"“ directth he i l tod id. I"
the an iv," an. , lllll Ihairman an: ra n ay ea
E's ipp' vs M on ”ion. however, that the war cabinet bill will '.
h am nat 0'" for "u“ positions are be resubmitted to the committee tor
old in 450 cities. To the women with another vote before being reported
school education to the Senate. lie said this course
these examination oth- . i wish it to appear I t a majority or
r “d "c" if". the committee tavor us the 'l" “'9'
‘ organisation were trying to “railroad”
‘ M“, collegi- women ‘13" "P 9“ their legislation through. although the:
tel-ins the service throuah lllllufloo’" bill was ordevd reported at a prev)-
ln the well-founded belief that bv’irea- ”“5 meeting from which. however.
son of their superior educntlti’nal ad- “"9"“ Senators "”0““ the N"
' h were absent.
van ages! cy may in reasonable time in reply to Secretary. Baker's ,9.
be promoted to more responsible nosl- quest for the identities of persona
lions. _ ' named in letters produced by Senator
One of th-i chances wrought by the Chamberlain ““7“" army 031“"
war in the preference now'given
with neglect of the sick and dead. Mr.
women in positions which were for-
_ A small lot of odds and ends and broken sizes of
Corsets have been gathered together—only a few in
one style. so that there are many styles in the lot. .
I.
No doubt you can find your own particular model
among them. And on every one you save consider-
able. Come early for first choice. 7‘ .
Chamberlain today said he probably
would make the names public and also
furnish them to Secretary Baker tor
Investigation. - '
Administration Sena‘torn today ex-
pressed Jubllatlon at the confi‘ision
into which they were convinced the:
presentation of the War Department's.
case by Secretary Baker had thrown _
the ranks of the Chamberlain follow-
ing. One of the leaders of the Ad-
ministration hsd the temerity to ap-:
proach Senator Chamberlain with the
suggestion that "in view of the con-
vincing argument. and complete proof,
, 33 wasmuo'ron s1.
which Mr. Baker’s statement had con-
veyed it was up to ‘him to arise in
impression that omen were discrimi-
nated against in civil-serves unpaint-
.ments was not due-solute roles of the
'commlsslon.‘whlch nroVide that "cer-
tification (of ellzihlos. for tllllng va-
lrancles) shall he made. wthoui regard
" to sex. unless sex a specified in the
lrequest." Almost invariably sex} is
iapeeltied in the request. of the appoint-
ins otllcer for the three names oi elixi-
blea from which he is to make a selec-
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lion. Under normal conditions the the Senate and announce a change oi _ ___'
call was for men much more often hesrt." ! -———-—
than for women. even when the work Chamoertaln’ Stands by 3“,... 9 field u . Gems“ SPY NEW YORK M AY
to be done was that which either men Senator Chamberlain met the sup, . . . ‘ GET COAL C ARES
gestion with a laugh. Similar appeals
have been made to other Democrats
on the Mlitary Committee who are
known tube supporters of the Chain-
berlain bills. ~
Amongathe Administration Demc'
crate in the Senats‘the consensus is
that Secretary Baker made a complete
successor his presentation of the War!
Department's case. in some instances.
thld univlctlon is complete, in: mi
others according to some of Senator; .
Chamberlain’s supporters. it is only}
another example oi the pressure which
the Administration can wield in the
precincts of the Capitol.
There are yet other Senators
among the Democrats who. while sat-
isfied that the Chamberlain sugges-
tions are distinctly a move in the
right direction. are hopems that the
results to be obtained even if the bills
could pass would measure up to. the
hopes of the proponents. They hold
or 'omen misht undertake.
War changed all that. At its out-
set the employing oillcers appointed a
greater proportion of women, ,tor the
:aimple reason that men in rulilcient
numbers were not to be had. The re-
sult has convinced the doubters that
most lines of otlice work can be lie!“
formedbv women as satisfactorily as
by men. and increased calls for women
have followed. .
The woman civiiaervice awointe
is of comparatively recent origin. As
‘ late 'ns 1870 legislative action WM
considered necessary to permit the
appointment oi women in government
emcee.
, Before. the United States entered
.the war the total number of positions
classified under the Federal civil
NEW YORK. Jan. till—issuance of.
'coal cards to manufacturers and pri-
ority orders in behalf ot apartment
houses are being considered by local
fuel, admin, leftward m proflo'e .am-
eqnal distribution of the meagre daily. ‘
coal supply that reaches New York. i
Today is "Shovel " and 39.009-
tags are being dist hated by Boy
Scouts and ”001 children. These
tags. which are tied to coal shovel-i;
page the shoreiers to save its much
coal as possible. All :0! :the‘ iii-gin
schools of the five boroughs will-close
aiter the afternoon session/decay;
slid will not reopen until Monday.
in Brooklyn 136 elementary schools
are still closed for task or fuel.
\
HEAD STUFFED FROM "
that the deficiencies ill liminiflnn
3' Washington 8’- 39 Main 8!. ”xx 1;: vanish“! 3311:: tlon in the ala‘iirsflo‘f the ngm' OATAlllili as A com
crush ' ' 3 . . ere MED . inthewsrare ecenciea. perv -\-:—-' ,
South ‘3 Nm'n- increase in the past few months: the sonnet oi the men called on to do was- Applies”- Nestrils
- «an "my... m not available, DI)?“ the work and that eren n the war MPH-sees lkht lip.
_____.__ ,_ “ “I fiscal ear'endlns ‘5'“. 30, cabinet bill and the munitions di, .
' _ "-' . -— h" e ’ ’ , to fail? rectorship measure. were enacted the ma" reliet—no waiting. Your
U. S. TAX AGENTS l Yelterdsy the tax collectors work. ”‘7' "m“ ""9 unpainted ’ selectio or the functionaries would ., tril fl lit in ' the
. . Gd “In“ E .b. In. and 13‘de no 25 per ml. 0'. the ”film. I” dun... h t (h. w W” a m m \ cm W ‘. om ‘ " .
FIND WEALTH IN -lim than 2.000 taxpayers who Allied of which could be parrot-sea by either have created the must situation. i. in: W at your head dear and;
Watering-manometer] m'roa cssbresthe freely. Net-ere
. Itay cane-runny. Ale. .
M“ as a Ger-cl spy, was taken! hawking. sunning. blowing. head-
Meanwhile the committee will no
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nonrandom“ “'4' ‘° ”m"? and with the mullet“ . or ill-
axiom-1mm. m. .u‘omeiifil'fl‘m'méwfla‘i‘. 'mmu'é” and other «In cesium 1'! WW“ nesses'snd the eomnletlcl' or its not ”.m‘m.‘ MM?“ " m “'5'” “W" x” “mm w"
tax collectors are main their bruisefkonhs tedersl holidsy tonsil at 3:; was“ the war 1W.” 9". «yd MM' it is" m to '51" ”3'33“ 1...“: slim breath ”'18"; 10" 0°” 0“ we.
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