to follow Hoover, he's
Hush little thrift stamp
We make a spedaity of dist-class sash, painted, glased with
the glass set in best putty and lead, making then! thoroughly
1
' 1i . . II)on’_t you cry
More; . “dint.“
'w‘h‘iifiiifi i ...‘Zifium’figgmfl‘ .... “m “ W
wling ta 1 ,
i
a trusty health improver and
you mustn’t think his eatless
schemes are bunk.
If your heater gives you
warning, whenhzou go:I up in
the morning, t it’s
for it's breakfast food om
if it acts mortise and fretful
it's because you are forgetful
ahll you think that such an
objeet'has nosed. .npn't for.
get how much you '
that ’twili die unless you feed
it and your home become as
frigid aacthe Pole.
ueelLtt. .
The Hatch t} Bailey
water-proof.
Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season.
Delivery will be made as wanted—but get your order in
30W.
0.
.__n_.__._—,
m- ‘natlonai party platform. He informs;
{DEAR its; nm’s .
l Anornsa PARTY!
iContlnM noi'flnhnol ;
l
i
"This means but one thing: The1
:defiltite alignment of the fotces ot
:llw ‘ reactionary demratlcrepubli-
tcan old guard against the liberal and
Irad chi elements which are being
:gatllered into the national puny
Tristram 8.
Hyatt
"Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
:These are former republicans demo-I
:"”"," rmreesives. sot-tails“. pro:
}hibttionlats single tuers. labor un-
°‘“‘.. All of the Coats Marked Do wn
Everyone an up-to-date model and of many
Ititose forwardloohing and construc-
.tite return forces is 'imperative if...
'tlte political lnoyea of bLg b|+lness I
‘are to be um and the government ofI
:clty. state and nation are to be lift".
served to the people as the instru-i
mettle of real political and industrial?
I tie-intimacy." ' .
s Mr. (‘oates encloses a copy of the
cloths and colors.
J
-
your" .
"Political parties are usually con-
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, . . FINAL SALE 01" WINTER CLOTIIES
The remaining Women's and Misses' Clocks, Suits, Drench,
Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuelins. Silk Petticoats in desirable
materials to be closed out at a. sacrifice 'frICe border to make
room for our spring garments. Therefore same must be sold re-
gardless of cost.
CLO’AKs me P ARIS * mnun'nav
trolled by a few moneyed men. The
national party is a people's party.
controlled hr the votes of its dues—
paylng members. The annual due.»-
I"? 32. 81 of which goes to the na-
tional treasury and the other to the
organization of the party in your
slaw. ~41 is earnesllv hoped that )‘00
will tie» ydnr any clear to ion the
national party. by fimnim the 0-- .... .
A Big Line of Pretty Petticoats
Separate Dress Skirts
Comfortable Kimonas in Many Patterns '
i
-"“'~"i°" ”"1 "Mm“! “d "'“rn‘” :-_-===== fi¥
.it at once. Any'ttdditional contribw
tion for oi'ganizat;on purposes will be ----» -. ~ ‘ - ..- ......H »~~—-~.-~-_—;——~_. - w-.- .-..- ,_ . r .. _
appreciative-l3; received. CARING FOR {www.mxw "my :" “:1... C
.33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
"Send us additional members whom
'you may securc.Itir send us flitnlt'!
‘. Wlll SM
.lOci
m - mammoth?“
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS
‘ Norws'k.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
shall Shut-On and Other Mountings. '
Thorough examination of the eye; Oculists' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Eapen Repairing.
and addresses of more
be sent them.
i "A convention of the national party-
Jwill be held at the Sherman hotel.
l‘hicano, beginning Wednesday.)larch
Hi. fur the purpose of more permanent
organization. revision of the platform.
etc. and members of the patty w.l
the welcomed as delegates."
I
'DELVES FOR WEALTH
l or ENEMY ALIENS.
(Continued now Page One)
h! . M I . . l 7-—
qieasaa.£ 1'- - —~_— - 5-..-amm— 'ct-nls to millions of dollars must be
.... _ , .... . 'N‘th‘ll under the law for investment
33"“ - m .in l‘ttited States bonds, 'l‘hH (‘ns-
' ' ' ' ' Itollian‘s department includes a court
n.1,. w..- BARGAINS Ill equity, :1 detectin- :IL'PIH')’ an in
:uflvguuz. I : um: I teeth out .broltcrt-ge and a directorate
3mm . l-me - ; loan-present clients.
-- OCAI. no of ill" largest prom-tiles taken
MW%ILM"HHIs-sminhfl COMPOUND LARD ................. . ............. 260 lb. lovt-t' was that of Countess.Szcchenyi,
”’H‘M'W" ""‘"""""‘ ""' formerly Gladys Vanderbilt. which
. Cob-handmtboodw COTTAGE BRAND OOFFEE .................. 2161b. I lamounts to 310001300. The invest
I p “‘chm -, ' . meals of t‘oumess liernstorft, total
, _ . a z I PURE NEW.ORLEAN8 MOLASSES. ....... 20c qt. 75601 ling $900,000 were alt-lo sl'izctl. Many
- ' ’ ' .ihdllstriai plants-t which are "goinil
' The Raller Sim ' - ‘ concerns" lllt‘ no W0|r9rai0tl by this
s . .3 I A STUI I ItleIleItIrtment.I t l l t t l
' , ' l 0 new v cren ct tcpar men n
Md“ and llal’llallil St r . . :lncatcti in an exclusive residence soc-
. —£-— 34 Cottage Street. 33.. Norwalk. ,lion of Washington in an apartment
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all
other
M“
taken over ht‘fore the owners had an
opportunity to lease a single suite.
i'l‘here are more than 200 workers at
, :Ithe desks in these
offices.
‘ _
MURDER CHARGE FOR
TEXAS OFFICIALS
El. l'ASO. Texas. Feb. lti.——t‘.om-
pinlnt charging conspiracy to murder
was filed today against Sheriff Theo-
dore Comhest and County Attorney
John Martin. of (‘ottlo County. Texas.
Combest and Martin left last night for
Collie I(‘ounty. having in custody W.
0. Clark. principal witness for the
state in the trial of Felix it. Jones.
charged with the murder of Thomas
Lyons. wealthy New Mexico cattle-
man. who was killed in El Paso on
May 17 last. Clark is charged with a
'murder committed in (fitttle County:
fourteen years ago. ‘ '
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN'S OVERCOATS
7 $9.95 to $17.95
VIaIines up to $2;th
public.
COPYRIGHT ! Particularly praiseworthy was Mr.
. tCOmstock's ability to ill .
C'O‘thing CO. ual varieties of strawbglrle‘ll‘ltzng‘nlll‘s
..N- Main St '80. Norwalh
iwide reputation as a fruit-growing
lI "——
..Joflo
ROSEDALE FRUIT
FARM HEAD DIIES
(Continued from First Patch
—_
which it offered to an
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. h Rental]: 34 ’ . . '
per mont . . ac nes ‘
sold at 85 per month. S II Inc M u S ials
...... c u s on ess
'rvpcwnt‘remexcnsnc: ' ' '
1“ Term“ mas.,m con", LARGE JACK RABBITS . $1.50 pair
”mumm: GORTON'S 00D FISH ....... . 25o package
. ~ -. .. .. . f. - gaggEALGODHSHHHUHHH .. ... ....... 80 pkg
. PEANUT BUTTER... ....... . . ....12c—20c'ar
PW“ thlamnd l ammo nonnv ........... cooler
. I .' UNDERTAKER .'~ THE BEST CANNED 11811, VEGETABLESAND FRUITS.
..~ «m. om” 10693; Home 693. . WE ARE REQUESTED BYBY THE WAR DEPARTMENT
s 2-, WASHINGTON 31'. make but two deliveries daily until further notice. All ordetr:
5w RED 'MEN'S 3‘“me '- received before 9 a. in. will be delivered before noon, and all
orders received before3 p. 111. will be delivered the same day. ,
eager buying
[specialist was built up by the enor-
mous crops of Rosedala farm berries.
.w—g
other lines of fruit-growing skill as
alle a pomologist seemed to come natun
Inlly, and his services to treat or graft
apple peach or pear trees were much
attention turned to specialization in
. . . tUnlted States Weather b r '
gums; 30,] I I I u can. acting
. _ , . ' ». ,vctn tv. His m l .
9” 11 .30 l. 111., 7 to 8 I). III. rainfall. snows. gird pchfitagp‘lhtstell:
neraturc. never failed“) he interest-
ing and valuable t0'~the people. ‘
He was for years an active mem-
Iber of the Norwnlk Methodist church.
and .for a considerable period was
leader of a large’class of young men
.; Stock of Merchandise
at the Methodist Sunday school. He
was also an enthusiastic Worker in
tight for Cash
Athe welfare of the Broad River Union
. ess ll. care Sentinel fehapel.
I _. :3 He is survived by tWo brothers and
.* *S.‘ 1.1th
. ‘ obIPrtn-titsg
. “ll. Moreen":
ny Store
tcett. of Broad River is one; and by
lslx sons and two dattgitlcrs, William
'l.. of Norwalk: Herbert's. of Sims-
Ihury. ('onn.: Ham 6. of Englewood.
jN. 1.: George A. ofjlnsonla. Conn:
filial-ins ll. and Mater W.. of Alberta.
Canada: Mrs. Fred 8. Perry. of West-
.port, and Miss Laura Ml. of Broad
R ver. He also leaves several grand-
children. .
The funeral services will take place
(ran: the into home in Ponus‘avenus.
Broad River “2:80 on Wednesday at-
....
. fl
5‘?“ .fi'fl'i’.i‘.'.’t"ll."..."
V . a" main
. l 7: ‘1‘th I
a
g ”‘3'. Antoine. Burial
.Achleving success along this line, his .
a . - 'in demand. .
DENTIST 1 Mr. Cmnstock served for litanyI
. 1 years as a volunteer member of the.
as official observer for Norwalk andl
,four sisters, of wh‘om Mrs. James Ly“
... tcrnoon. Rev. Alfred it. Beebe will;
will be ill Riversidet
,cemetory. ‘ . l
SHIPPING BYMOTOR TRUCK.
...-~- ‘
Claim it Is Quicker and cite-o‘er Than
by Railroad.
DiscovBring that shipping by motor
truck‘is not only cheaper but consid-
erably quicker than via railway fretgh'
the . produce merchants Racklind &
Fnrber of. Chicago and lndlanapolls
have inaugurated a ,regular motor
freight line between the two citlcs
Ra'cltlind a; Father have big store
Erooms in Chlcago'and Indianapolis.
IThelr freight shipments in the past
. have been large ones. 4
i Speed in shipping produce is a all-
tccssity. Slow moving freight trains
have often; caused ’te thommlsslon
merchants a heavy ilnanclal‘loss.
Several weeks ago the tlrin was un-
gahle to secure a through car for a
; load Iof_good's.a Chlcoga hotel‘man was
trequfrlng. A truck owned by the firm
{was loaded with 2.300pounds of per-
:ishable freight in Indianapolis. The
t run to Chicago 186 miles was made in
:13 hours.‘
3 .
l
I The truck arrived at the hotel with.
goat :heddouble loading and unloading
! requ re when shl
! roads were coverellmslllliZn?wr:lld1lm
I co
5 for the entire lenth of the trip. The
: truck, which was a Maxwell, made the
Ifiourney without a hit of mechanical
i trouble.
t- :The Maxwellotruclt 'perforvned no
.weil and is so extremely ocodornlcal
that we are going to make I
i
9
week.” stated Rackllnd, alter s'receut
arrival in'Chlcaso. ‘
it and “it.
In. .
l
my son huh bee
The complaint against Comhest and
Martin alleges they conspired to take
clarlt from‘ jurisdiction of the El Pnso
district court for the purpose of kill-
ing him. ' .
answan QUICKLYlu
Which would you rather-be, if you
needed the money. a major‘flleazue'
ball leayer drawing 3500a month for
elite Coast league player drawing $400
Illinonth for seven months?
Stutlnel Want Advs. keep you in
touch with good. live. thinking people.
.-.-_ _ . ,
- Fresh Hams .......... . ....... 30:!
Small Pork Loins ..... 29c
Fresh Shoulders ................ 25:
Home Dressed Veal, Calves Liver-l.
Spring Lens of Lamb 30c, 32ci
lForequsrters Lamb :
Sugar Cured Hams ........I32c, 34:.|
Dixie Bacon 356
Economy Bacon ................ 35c
l
t
whom you
.itnmv will likely be interested in the‘
gltllllti and objects of the national party.
so that platforms literature. etc. may
.prompt as they might. be and some?
'dlstress because of the fact that they the enlisted mall 0‘ ”WW3”
fivennd one-half months, or in "Pa- Here they will find comfort and relief tlonal an
do. They are advised to see that thel
“Maritimnsi -
(nomadic—Em First Page). ‘ H. Krleger & COO
l -....-
The llomt- Service section has
quarters in thc iltlbhcll. Hall at flan-l-
dull offices -n Wail street and office.
llOulli ale maintained each Monday}
Wednesday and Saturday from ‘2 lo 55 4
o'clock in the afternoon. liut thesel'v"
hours do not represent those in which
all of llu- work is being done. 0n the' .
.wntrary. the members of the ,section ‘-
Ill" active all of the little. . .
The work is hosting rapidly and;
W.“ continue to grow an America'sla
’war preparations continue. There is:
‘so much to be done because of the:
fact that Norwallt has several hunv.
drt-d of her young men inl‘ncle Sam's V
uniform that the officers and mcmbms;
of the section find plenty \llth whlchl
to etnploy their time. ti
Showing New Styles of
Spring Dresses
. .Crepe-de-Chene, Serge, Taffetas
and Charmeuse
, To Help Those at'Home.
The Home Service section of the, .
American lied t'ross is d |~ignczl print :'
ltriiy to help those who are at home.‘
lhosc who have been left behind byf
Pl‘lCCS
the young men w o haw answeretlfi
v v I .:l-
the calls to the colors. lrncle Mimic” ”5
is taking care of the soldier boys atI—i ...”...
the from. The Home Service Section;
has for its purpose the taking care of.k’-efllflfi llll
tltnse who have been left behind. ”NW 01 UH‘
It is the Home Service Section that’ln which they reside and to can- tor. .. I . . I . . . .
attalahtcns out the kinks and . thtalthem so that they Will not suffer from ptraoInIIu iu~tI ... cation.» .v: .‘
tanglm, finds wlls'ri' the men are lofthe patriotism of the men who hatt-If'clleattinns Iand within-" lI..I
cowl. ascertains their condition and answered the call In the colors. ln,h| lllzllilll‘l} to .llm a. l...ItIt-..-
furnishes other lnfotmatlon to the rel-'fact the section cares for all of the malt-on.» \\ ho to:.i: out :1 m.
the standing at the lam' sixty tit-ya. regardless of the com. '5.
men in the communities cut requiremenm.
Mr. Stocclzel contenda thrl riff“ ll
is '4 .2 <1.
. -.v _~_ t'l""‘-'-‘
atlves who have remained at home. ‘lntereats. of the families left belllnl Auntie-(Ilium undIIlIIl it out 3". Z ‘
land those who are in trouble are most loo. tt is urged. .l'>itlt nt.~ ol .\ev. nun
. ICarea '0' Dependents. mum» in falling to take advantage state can ('lllllt‘ imit- illltl let in: .--:‘3'
Families 0! "mm” "‘9" may be in'of the opportunities offered for scrv-Idays may have the samn eztut- .u
"Md 0' “”N‘m“ 0’ mm” mm" “mice by this important war department. the “V‘lifll‘t' at the lll‘tlt‘Fil'lziil. .
payment of the men may have bet-m i In Ol‘llt'l' m figill this mm; to up
Keeps Tabs on Laws.
The Home Service Section kccpsit‘mlv lhut ('mttztclicttt lttws’nztzy no
made more effective. lir. Stoeckel- its-t
agree to cooperate with the .\';>.l luv
nl Highways l‘rotcotiv- Society 1!
held up and the allotment to the rela i
ves av not lune been received.‘ _ . _
Eli‘hc ll'omc Service Section is warm“ 0“ ‘h" '3‘" ““1 'Pgum'on" 9'
~ ‘ ' lance. all
I , ml. the government. l-or Ins
munlcated with. immediate-y th . l'men who enlisted after l-ebruary 12.
agnlspllt‘lmgywtthlrTail-13:2? Ilafmltm.).. have 12!) days inwhich to apply for'gzztgngnlgaemxp \a‘llllhhlfihllti‘alj‘l. o
a matter of delay and the (families are War m3“ lnsurance. lt "‘ up to the; ' ______.. -
needy and the cause worthy, the Home Service section to see that this,
Home Service Section advances the insurance is “*9.“ outdby ”1" ”“ll’I‘l'I’LOfldOIl Merchant Got
money to tide the needy over until “I mtnhftolre the more ion of ”103°: $17,000.000'F01’1hewal'
the money is actually received from leltnaman: casein the section has been. ”I
the government. at which time the‘
the section is repaid for the money
advanced. '
Helpleaaiy Behind.'
The government is helplessly be-
hind in some of its work. The col‘
for the thousands of 'stenographers
and typewriters shows the need of com
clerical help in Washington. Naturally!“
ly payments to relatives are not as;
of wonderful value in assisting thusei
left behind. Many hallo been found;
without food. coal or anything else in'
the house and without the meansmt‘
set the necessities. Ilnvariahly has;
the necessary assistance been forth;
log. All that is necessary for the:
nllon of help is a just cause. I
' nlaation Valuable.
The 13:31.8 Service section is mostl
valuable to the wives and families (ll;
. i
the go-between in dealings:
"fl“ igs' relatives with the govern-I;
And it has resources at llfil
d through its wonderful na-I
d internhtional organizations:
individual hiss not and can-
of the families are ‘actually In dire
have not received their allotment.
they need .not worry if their cases of sold
are worthy and if they will tulle their ment.
troubled to the Home Service Section. common
and someone who can do something which the
for them. ‘ not have. . . .
War insurance Mature. | it offers a great owormnlUI 021:5:
Families who desire to know Ivice and a great work and.” :11 :m the.
whether or not their sons haw talc-cu lying M or‘aamzl'tlalllt'lives 0' ”“de
out the'necessury war insurance may United Stat-.2! t keep track of the
gain the necessarv knowledge by com- "1811.3"? ul'tl 0 through thi-
munlcatlng with'the Home Service activities of “I; {lymperm Am WI
Section. They can ‘get what they need flown-pert; llutlbe work I
at this bureau. they are given good "1:31; [they are urged to be "0'
wholesome advice and told what u: backard in going to we section go:
none, or husbands .or brothers carry information and scrvlcg. 3'12““ 1':an :II
the proper amount of insurance the section '5 '0' an led me 0an
through the GOVermnent War mw'lwmfindvlztlwl: interns . .
, no go . I
noggin.“ the duties of the Futon: The Home Servilt:I 2:03:21 girl)“;
is to see that every man is properly of the best thou: ”won a hun-
t-overed and that. in. this wev. the has Justified its organ
........ .l ’i'l t“ l”-
‘. 'It 0.-
\.-G, . -
Gordon Sclrrmae. tn.
,chnntgwjo began his Cal's-1' in
United States. said on his amual
thete that his crew store lad ”All.
imore than traumatic) rm,- ohmic l..r
the Mcf- I
city freight deliveries three times a:
‘9“ "““v "° 5°". - ---------- ' 24‘ families at home are protected. Anu. drcdfold and will IcmtlIlIinu" '° “0 ”o ""the British mun-nu: nl.
Best Heavy Beef Bibs from .. 22c up should snythlng‘ hwoen "8“”? ”0" 1w“ “9 “"3, w" “3;...— ‘ "_ ', ff?“ 'ii-x'.",,.v .. ,1“.
Fancy Fowla . ............. 36c lit the front. the Home Service Sec-l 1- . ”m" "m m" rm“ I {hymn ‘
Home Made Hausaoe 30: tion will see that the motItIclsy is torn:- ;STOECKEL OUT To .besl cooks rub the bowl nxth ha! .tn
. o . . . . s ...... com“! l' 'he relative! W commun .. ‘ onion. .
Strictly Fresh Eggs ..... 759 rate :ith those in charge. S GET BE! [ER AUTO _ _
Guarantee Eggs ....... The members of the section have. —“' ‘
,3 lbs latter Kraut
lawman». in Fresh Veg-tastes.
Chamok’s llarllei
7t Norma-n st. 3
forwarded and will see that it in.
. , ,To Keep Up Standing.
ll
is that it is designed to
Brookfleld Butter ........ She found that i usome cases. famllltfl‘
the govern- i -
in Norwalk. dependingon a husband?
leento on.“ N """"" m or son who but cnllttled. have not?
”I. Feet, Knuckles, loom Ind received a my from .
gmnflh" .ment. They will look into the matter
Corned lest Tongues-... ........ 20¢: thoroughly and find out the reason.
LAW FOR NEW YOKR
'tContinned from P'Im ”gel
The. law, is "th: enough as it up-
tplles to New York city and Buffalo.
- . ltles. an
‘ Sometimes. w en an allotment is but outside of those two c
" 25o expected. the “lime Service Section {one may. take out a "09:1" to drive
wlll and out whether or not 2;: {xi-Ia coir. provl
diet at the front has really in e at river.
allotment. and how much it hand thhas a tendency to make a John out
such an allotment has been made.iof the Connecticut
they will and out why it has not been inasmuch as
dad he in not a profession:
This. Mr. Stoeckel says,
automobile hr
a person living in this
rstate may take out a license in wine
lh’ow York city or town—except New
bun important feature of the workiYorlt city and halftime-come back or
assist :la,to this
state and ran his car here 101
Frozen Service
Water Pipes
fro- Slreet 'lilaln ioleuse
'l'hswci lint by ficctt l :Csr-
rent, tinder -Gnsrantce of
“tie Results, No lite”,
Phone Clarence l. l'lseh
‘ 1627-3. "
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