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I. ' “45le in such yams.
swuunoannma m m», o, a, M I, W.
' Y 'IAL'I‘ED lay sends to the inflidnal who 362:»;
man '28 rolled a Public Se cs button a‘
BY RU formal certificate of enrollment. l
‘- i The officials at Washington were‘
(W no. first Pass) 1“,“ w supply immediately only about
| --‘ onetenth of the number of cards need-
[ A3 ll 001" My" RHINO"! ‘5 ed in Connecticut. _Consequeotly
thrown to have boarded flour and the Mr. other has Eone 311m and had“
food sdministrat on inspectors have at {nun piiim-d 'n Hart-ford. it is ”‘1
“rum times metered mocks 0? rem-u that rm". mu he in the harm
from two to five ham-ls held in small of all Connecticut State Council or;
private families which were ignorant “9(9an w“- Bureaus and Town:
0‘ the hoarding penalties 01 ”“3 F006 Committees throughout the stat-a bev‘
'Control Act of August 10, 1917. Ail-f fore February 16.
pereatly these stacks of flour are now,
any serious complaints or any in- m their transport and
Its-noes oi "at or hardship from DW This Flaten‘rem is made by Secretary;
Ple who felt the! most ‘18"? 50‘" of War Newton D. Baker in u role-q
without also taking an equal amount, gram to 3.11". iiorpcr. l .
. "The number or men we can Discs-iv. "
being brought out and used because and mum,” in France will depend:
the 1000 administration ”I “0‘ heard upon the number 0! ships available, .
suppliesffl . -
or size.
”one 113-!
1.
m
s
i
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, 0m detentio- MV- b, Wand autonomic nouuu'r,
L3,“. A,
‘of substitutes. The food siministraw
.tion oilicials think they see rim newi
regulations working two ways.- ad mic“
~srnolting out the boarders an a so
I: Wahsr Otto“ :saving the previous wheat. g
f in New Haven. where attempt.a at
,ilour hoarding were common until tho
.ltal'ans were shown that their unpe-
triotic and illegal action was sure to
‘work seriousrhardship on their light
ling countrymen in italy, there ha;-
1besn a fair amount of Sour and sub
[stitates available. one reason being
What. the stocks held by tho Swirsltys,
_ ' ‘Jather and son. whoni‘the food ad
, .utiaistrstion-dsorived o! licenses and
. f “ . put out of business for saga: pronteer
i Tab 7st
ing, have been put. on the local mar
hot and sbsorbsd by other whole-
salers. in New Haven, some of the
‘rstatiers have protested sgainat the
' Andy 8M“ of ‘2 D” 'm' new regulationsuwhicb have now been
MM l‘lIdy'l WI on South m by a” “mu 0‘ potatoes to
street. last evening and turned tho the list of approved substitutes—
“. he c 1 ice. in). four pounds of potatoes to one pound
3'! guise; “2:32!" :3; m» of wheat. New Haven, like other
cities, is awaiting the improvement in
50°“ and “"9““ 0m“ 3‘7“?!” . transportation which will bring in the
substitutes. such as rice. rolled oats:
A party of Dsnbury young POOP"! on- white and yellow corn meal and bar-
icy.
loyed a sleigh ride to the home of - , fio h
Miss Francis Venus in Ridgefleld, on Bridgeporta ur Mm” as been
reduced materially. according to As-
Sunday evening. Vocal and inatru- sistsnt Federal Food Administrator D.
mental numbers were enioyed at the 5'11"!!!le hthl" 1‘50 film“!!! "I;
. sttutes l ere as esew are are n
Venus home and lunch was sen ed. plentiful, the absence of “.Y protests
and the slackening in the retail flour
trade indicate that people have hour
on hand and are using it. ,
At any rate here again, the food
administration is beginning to "save”:
'ths wheat." Potato growers in north-_
~erri Falrfleld county and in Litehllt'ld
Honey and valuables having repent» county are finding a market for their!
potato holdings in Bridgeport and
odly been stolen from the clothes of ,
other Palrfleld county cities. especial-
pupils °t " “°' Haven bushes! .Iv since potatoes haVe been added to‘
school. suspicion pointed to on 01mm wheat substitutes. Both flour- and,
their number, Dena Borgine. a North substitutes are short in .Waterhnry
"L. ‘ sand the temporary rule on potstoes'
Haven girl, and she is under a ‘It l'“ timely. Some Waterbury consum-
. ers have secured full barrels oi’ flour.
At Poughkeepsie, Hiram ,Young was not realizing the January 28th rulingsi
more. bulletin-4a asploslsg wen—mmuuva-.. . . . .. .
333?: 3337:3332: ENROLLMENT or
iiy. ‘ its was eating his birthday din- SHIPYARD HELP '
E WILL BE PUSHED‘;
not at the tune.
l
«Austin's (lungs doing Msiness
just over the kids. on ”View avec
sue, East Norwalk. eons. Come see
the. W. R. Austin.
With the temperature over (my de-
grees above saro this afternoon. the are r orded t
— ec answers 0 numerous
'm “d k. m melting 'm Md. questions concerning the man enroll-
” “1‘ “1 some m M spots '1‘ ed. his citizenship, present employer
alreadyshowing through the snow that. and special ability in various trades.
has covered the pavements since early dThe sicond Essesigial card is ll frankn-
e post car a rest-ted to Edwar .
‘“ ”mm” \ N. Hurley. chairman of the United;
"' States Ship Board at Washington, 0.;
Julius Wagner 0! be 2011! Enginsera C., which the shipyard} volunteer signs'
of Stanford. who was aboard the tor- and mails. i'l‘hls card :is a matter of,
Mood mm” Tusslals has not government business and no postage
\ls required for-i’inrnIIing it. On this
’9‘ been heard from. There are more card the man enrolling for service in
than :00 survivors whose names have 3the shipyards all!“ me ioiiowing
not been lhtsd and given out by tint-utmost to Hr. Hurley.
war department. so there is still hops “Appreciating the Nation's impers-
and. tire need for skilled wmkmen to build
that his unswilHIe gthose. funerchant ships with which to over-
come the submarine menace. 1 request
Ditches so deep as to look like to he strolled as a member of the
. United States shipyard volunteers of
”“3 "mm "m d"‘ "new, “ tho Partisan-vice Reserve. 1 rea-
“m‘ 1‘ various m d the city lire that thoworld war will he won or
3‘0"! “Mt “Tb! when “'0 “0";or lost in the American shipyards.
melted enough to make digginga little ,Every rivet driven is a blow at the
easier. The ditches will .he heady ”flasher. Every ship turned out brings
America nearer to victory.
“‘7’ °' a” ”m“ 5"" “m” “understand that if i am asked to
everyne is hoping will go at! slowly’eme, shipyard employrnrnt my com-
when it does go, to prevent a flood. pensatiou shall be at the rate of wage
m
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The name of John" Iaily, of Goldens ' .
Bridge. appears among the list of '1? YOU $30?“ The White Electric Co.
American soldiers captured by the mum “ram
Man- m rave been teeming mug£wm 134Wsshinglon8t. ' man. so. smart.
A BENEFIT SMOKER .
NEW HAVEN. Feb. Mir—One of the; f f
biggest "when arranged for this cityi .
in several months will take place at;
Hennsnnson's hall a week from to-,j '
night under the direction of the New:
Haven Bowling association. The pro'
coeds will be placed with the fund to;
help derrayina the expanses of tho ‘
New Haven team to the American
Bowling Congress St Cincinnati next.
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tv'
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month. The dates (or the New Hav-i
Hg,
era' appearance at the tournament.‘ fl
wiuoexmhsana 7. mm mans.
Those in charge of the smoker will, General put“ 0. larch, ” not",
pick the best boxing and vaudeville lng chitif‘ of the general stat! of the
talent available for the occasion. Such United litatcs Anny .PI'ONNI has had
sted and Split. Any desired lenglh
Prompt delivery.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Si.
SKIRTS
BLACK SAME SKIRTS . . .. $1.00, $1.25,- $1.50, $2.00, $2.25
BLACK HEATHERBLOOM . ...... . $1.25, $1.98, $2.00, $2.25
BLAOK HEATHBRBLOOM in extra size ..... . ..... . . . . $2.25
BLACK SKIRTS with Hsthsrhlooni ‘l'op and Silk Flounce $2.50
BLACK SILK SKIRTS $2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.98
J. I. , MALLETTE
SS WASHINOIOI 81'.
SOUTH IOIWALK.
Closed 0 p. to. Saturdays
till ‘furlher notice.
well-known ring performers as Chic 3:: 2:11:13: gfiutg‘tz‘g:
Brown, 10h“, Martin. Charley Ber- held thti place. The general has been
gen and Joe Currie are only a few of with ihlh American tr ps in France.’
the favorites who have contributed Becausc General Bliss chief of stall.
their services lor the light. ,is to remain permanently in France,
__‘_.___ l“ h3g1? ascertain man‘sms an act-
, . ing to attest to a I where. lie
BODY 00";3 "ITO AUTOMOBH.E.:“ Illd 1L0 be . “l. 0‘ quick decision,
Kenwmnhufin‘dm"; 1:333:31": who is not afraid to do what he wants
mobile while coasting near his home to do.
in Newtown. yesterday. and received
a fracture of the skull. He was opcrv Bantam Want Advs. keep you in
ated upon at the Danbury Hospital to’ touch '00" u" ”a,
day and is expected to recover. with live, thin 1"
_,
February Clean Up of
C-O-A—T-S
ThisBsnkhaaspscialrsgai-dfortheyoungmsnwhohas
shownabilitysndjudgmsntintbsoonduotofasmsllbusinsss.
That a constantly hassling number of successful
fission '10! t transsettlssh‘?! ' find this ‘ I“.
p ace 0 airs, is an indi '
confidence and appreciation. cation 0' public .
facilities that appeal to such men are worthy of
YOURS VERY TRULY,
The, City National. Bank
YOUR cons station.
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TO YOUNG MEN.
So. Nos-walk coon.
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10 First St.
Tel. 452.
‘50 Fllffiold Ava.
A. ll. Morgan
The Gorham Co
DE CQ’RA TOR-S
ALL WORK IN on
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The Gorham Co.
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l’0R-MI'IN. WOMEN AND [WHEN
~. CENTRAL HOTEL
_ fins roomshy the day or weak. Steam heated, electric
. lights and gas. Pine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
» JACOBY 's ...........
. , . . w y .. ‘ Corner Home» and Chestnut Sta. ~ Tel. 1555.
. ll .1. DISRSA, Manager. J. DISBSA, Propristo .
WEAR ‘
Edwin C. Burt's
SHOES FOR WOMEN
have stood the test lor many. years and
have earned their popularity. ‘ We have
‘ them in many models.
an. mm or manna
"CONNEALLY & :..BRAGKEN '
s: Wot-isms.“ South my
ELECTRICIANS
hrnhhsd for or III work. w Isl and good
mics
mm mummnmonm
communism .
Pershing. Mr. Lolly was with the
, SOLD AID sxonsnonn.
American engineers who were sar-
81 mm "AVE,
Ill! MINI.
last November. He has a number of
friends and acquaintances in this city.
Provide lor Your,
Next-Yesr’s'l'sx
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' Remember!
Make This YourStsre For
CHILDREN’S ,
SHOES
ransom
sinus-aunt“.
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Let Pans Come To You
. . ~ You don’t hsvtttogo to Paris. Paris
. comes to you in the beautiful collec-
tion of chic dosigm in The Winter
—. Fashion Book. You havens almost
.bewilderisgchuicsqi styles; Smart, .
practical, upnlto-date and easy~to .
make; And what a ssvlugdoryoul .
Every si design in‘TlflWlntsr
Fashion. may bearded out ,
in detail b » ‘ g '-
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Odd Places of Furniture
Ansspsoialtywitbus,sndws hsvssrnoslcornplete stock
A DATE“ LINE OF METAL, WOOD, GLASS, AND
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Quality and prices right.
Motor Truck Tires
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