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So, to: & 25c Store '
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dilalitiis pre hedltb, honesty,
~h-y. courage, initiative, en-
snsbltion, business
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
roman; com nouwsnx.
‘Goiug‘to'Havc Early Vegetables?
lowisthetimetogetrsady. Whvingtbmiotyfll!
ownuse,youoanmakemeueysellingthembecausethey’reaL
waysindemandendatgoedpe'ioss.
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on hand frames of sound straight grained wood and regulation
glass.
BUY NOW.
The Hatch 6r Bailey Co.
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EASTER SALE
0! Suits, Goats, Dresses, Skirts. Waists and Silk Petticoats.
The only store that gives nslbugaincandtheonlystorethat
sells Clothes of the ssuteeharatoerasuthStJrl'ifth
Ave., N. Y., but from $5 to Sill less. If you are not one of our
regular patrons. look elsewhere first, then come here; then
you'll realise the real values we give. Don't be one of these
1 hopeless ones that buy of the instalment stores that charge
' more than double for interior goods. You see we buy for
cash and sell for cash and undemell them all.
CLOAKS we PARIS Minutemen
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
' THE STYLE STORE AIOB. WOMEN WHO KNOW.
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Survey Made of the Loos
, of War Industries and
Some Places Are Too Con-
rested
WASHINGTON, March :2.~—Aa ex-
tensive honey or the location or war;
‘industries. now being made by the'
War industrLes Board and several.
._other government departments may:
result shortly in the. transfer of many.
government contracts from the indus-
trially congested east to the west and
.aouth, where factories are working
under less pressure. labor is no' quite
so scarce and railroad transportation
conditions are better. ’
The many ramifications of the sub
.3ect how recently been discussed. it
wasvicarned today between representa-
tires of the War industries Board:
‘Railroad Administration. Treasurv.‘
Shipping Board and the Labor lie-g
‘ pertinent. ;
Officials who have studiedthe subject’
sclentiiicaHy believe the east is over-l
crowded. but point out a multitude of.
reasons why there can be no whole-i
sale transfer of contracts to manufztc-l
luring districts of the west. The pro!
PPM must be very slow. they any. and;
will be developed by the placing of.
tflttttli minim
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wherever conditions warrant. The
Railroad Administration's interest
grows out of the serious traffic con-
gestion with which it has been con-
frunted front the Pittsburgh manufac-
turing district eastward. ‘
The joint policy of the Railroad Ad-
ministration antl Shipping Board to di-
vert mare. cxrmrt freight to South Ac.
Jamie and 6qu ports. now beginning}
Bearings for All Makes of Cars
Norwallt Tires and Tubes
WINDING IN ALL BRANCHES
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VAAST BROS. GARAGE:
' 17 0mm er. scorn troawsnx.
ran. taco. TIL. sou. .
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Schullze’b Saturday Specials 7
Pm RIB ROASTS ........
United States License No. 17,903.
to maierialise, is certain to result
eventually in the drawing of manufac"
wring toward these points. it is point-
ed out.
A committee of traffic exports head-3
ed by B. l. Winchell, of the Union;
Pacific now is in thp south studying,
railroad trot-hue and terminal iacili~;
ties with the intention of recoup
mending a scheme of routing mpre'
trailic over the lines not OVf‘I'blll'Ik‘lIi‘d:
already as are eastern roads. Similar
studies have been made or the 'lid-
die West.
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single. contracts outside. of the t-astl’
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
For the Easter Season
we' offer a most attractive display of dainty Dresses. Suits and Coats for ladies
and misses. as well as the many little accessories including Underwear. Hose
iery. Handkerchiefs. Neckwear. Gloves; Belts. Ribbons. and the 100 and 1 little
items so urgently needed at this busy time.
A Big Stock oi Trunksfiuitcases and: Bags
Umbrellas for Men and Women.
H. ‘KR'IEGE‘R m.
The House, That Ektends
‘ vCI-R-E-D-I-TW
To All Honest Wage Earner-s
We are now showing a fine collection of Ready-towcar Clothes and Shoes for
men. women. boys and girls. When buying from us you are not using up all your
wages. You’ll have some left for W. S. S. and Thriit Stamps
In line with the continuous process.
of conversion of certain manufactur;
.ing plants into machines turning 'oul
a different product required for war.
the War industries Board now is pay-
ing. a special attention to industries,
of the Middle West. .
Shipping Board ollivials would wel,
come some‘shifting of manufacturing
to interior points toiessen the com-.
petition for labor and materials at
seaport shipbuildinr‘plants. The em-
ployment phase of tlii‘ linestion also
has drawn the Depnl’tm‘ent of Laborl
intoihe government’h survey. and re-[
cent reports have shown slightly low-l
cr wages in the interior. a less pro-
nounced scarcity of men and loss over-
time work than in the east.
ofllcisls say. .
The. Department of Agriculture has
complained that abnormal concentra-
tion of war industries along the Mid-'
.TlteNew York Fruit and re-
' vduce Exchange r
d
lg]. NAGLER. . B. VICTOR.
Who...
TUESgA“? OPEN O‘DEY ' . ,
We handle ,a full line of Fruit and Vegetables
at New York noes. ,
e a convmce yourself or call us up—
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‘ coco. WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
. you will meet a thoroughly
’ out etora‘ge batery expert who
give author-alive advice in this
cotton. ‘
m SLACKERS To these: s2. that“ .h“ . w
, o o e. au-
BE PROSECUTED cannot be consistently offered. as an
(continued m “In M)
fail to file their returns by April 1.
Revenue oilicers in every section or.
the country are checking up returns
with a view to beginning prosecutions
against tax dodgers. The word harm-Operate, in bringing home to the
gone forth that such offenders need.tsxpsyer his duty.
expect no leniency. ‘ "The man who failed to register un-
“Through its. education campaign der the selective service act was re.
the Bureaulof internal Revenue has Sarded by the War Departdtent as a
slasher and prosecuted as such. The
tionai defense. the ileld force of the
Department of 'Agriculture and other
departments. banks. post ofllces and
_ .-
recltarge. repair and store but
mull battery for any make
3‘” obtained at any time.
airbsalts Storage
Battery Co. .
Main Street 80: Not-wall
Tolephone 938 \
fy ~Store
areas;
Lr wowsu.
Wm 10 assau
3 1' ‘-“ " a. l I‘duichael
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L No qt. 75: gal.
man who fails to file his income tax
return will be regarded as a 'money
slacker.’ and when discovered. as he.
will be. will be made to suitor the,
full penalties of the law. .
"To the credit of the nation it may
be said that l have gratifyingand con-
clusive evidence that these linrtpma
taxes *will be paid by the great m1.
lority of the American people cheer-
fully and willingly. But the duty of
the honest man does not end with the
payment of his own tax. 1 call upon
.him to aid in bringing into camp tat:
.dodgera. A man so nlggardiy as to
neck to evade what, his representa-
tires in Congress have declared to be
he Just share of a tax imposed for
the support of our arms is deservinw
of no consideration and will receive
none.’ .
"Cburesb has distributed this to:-
iustly and equitably. . The rate is na-
cd, so that the rich man and the men
of moderate. means are assessed. each
according to his income. No man can
o'er the excuse that his udghbor ear
capes what he is'made to my. There-
tore. it is incumbent upon an goal
citizens to aid in carrying out the to
‘teut and spirit/of the law. which is
~‘tbat the bm-dan dwthexar tax be
‘eveuly tinted and’every man oom-
l‘flihd‘ Unfit“ "~ ' ’
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~ BARGAINS
Compound Lard
26c lb
Collage Brand
Coffee 21 c lb
Pure New‘Orleans‘
Molasses
, "-A/srul.»
“Wong 1% a” 94% m $14ng 3
hundreds of volunteer agencies have!
die Atlantic seaboard and in- New;
.tEngland has drawn almost all farm
labor from the rural. communities
through the lure of high wages in fac-l
or es.
OPENING HOMES IN
TOKENEKE PARK
(Continues-Wurst Page).
Jmndle this property have received
.man’, inquiries 'Ilr apartments and declaring th
houses rind a number of new families Admin'istrato
are expected. Several buildings will and with the organizations they have;
be erected and improvements made created. are "serving the country note: The customary 0mm“ m the no.
io old places. Karel is expressed at l!
Ithe report that Mr.,and Mrs. Edward!
;son and reside on Mug/island
'thev have another home.
season.
' “a: or coon CHEER."
I Bishop Brewster's Memos to Man in
the Country’s Service.
The Right Rev. Chauncey Bun
issued the
' the men of his diocese who are in the
Ieflices of their country.
My Dear Friend: You are never
out; out of the t
home in Connecticut, We think 0i you been directed toward supplying
H“ wh'tev" ’0“ bl"! ‘0 undergo of extraordinary war demand
the part of the Governmen
those branches of industry which the Sisters of the p00,. 83.000.
3‘" '0 hm! proud government has called into war serv-
circun, lice. With the entire ooal,output in« _
tdtscomfort in rain and mud or of dan-
gor under fire. War means business
{in grim earnest.
confidence that .under all
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"we” you will ”‘0' 70'" mettle Ind adequate to supply the demands of the'
acquit ”limit like a man tried and country. it has been necessary of,
lcourse to make teadiustmcnts to sup-
lt of us and of 'ply the war demand.
true.
You will. I trust, th
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your church at home Pat Easterlit'io.l
hard and everything nst Tow. re-:
llElENIlS PRICE
,éenator Jones Talks on Food; ‘
.ing in defense of the Food and Fuel
Th" Administration in the Senate today.
condition tends to show an “MunSenator Jones. of New Mexico. exon-
distribution "r employment “we“ erated both of blame for the recentPaul Mason spoke of "Our Boys Over
sugar and coal shortages. He deolar-Jherpgu my, E. H. Simms, of Grace
ed their price-fixing policies had saved
the country from “chaos.and confu-
nion."
'm" '“mllmed ”'6 ““8" Ml 00" Fisher. Vice-President Paul Mason.
’ hortagcs. spoke in reply ' Senator Secretary W, C. l)dinton. John W. Her-
7 sodgc. of Massachusetts. who recent-
Ily denounced price-hiring as a failures.
9claimed the fuel scarcity on Adminis-‘MI‘. M‘- _ ‘
trator Garfield and asserted the sugar sent to W. C. Minion.
shortage was largely artificial.
.achnsetts Senator's criticism of the
‘l-‘uel Administration as being a
reau largely composed of amateurs. :
Kills may close their house this sea. ed to as an “example of studied an
whcrc deliberate word lashing." its tendency 4”, according to omciat announce-
;belng to bring the entire administra-‘mem from Bishop JothJ, Nilan of the
The “"9"“ club property includ-‘ttouuinto “disrepute.” -
excuse" said Commissioner Roper to- ing the Casino will be improyed and: To Mme Senator Lodge's statement
day. "The press..the four minute men.'the entertainment ' committee plans that an actual sugar a
the Stateand County Councils of Na- several noteworthy programs for the senator Jones said Agricultural De-
‘partment reports show that on Aug.
.31. 1917. sugar stores
Itops below normal.
sugar price-fixing policy. he said it
was difllcult to conceive that anythlun
ce'resuited other than a benefit to the
Brewster. bishop of Connecticut. has'great mass of American consumers
idliowlng pastoral letter to and without, hint! to the producers. .
. tor Jones said:
ts of us at tratlon from the very beginning have
Easter commemorates a glorious vic- 'as to the causes of a shortage of coal 3 bhairms
tor! after a hard battle. Your great ‘ana the high prices can be answered
Captain fought His light and won out. with one word. transport ation. Had
You In in a great fight for the right. trampomtion been unlimited, 1 think ,
Whatever you mayhavoto so through there can be no doubt but that the or-
Lor to hear.1taud by Him. loyal to the diner! machinery
unethical. and you will find film would have expandedmnd met all d0“.
standing by you. When it all seems mantle.”
mm luv. Charles J. ofleilly. murmur".
we at or desiccant Baker 01mm:
L, “ titty-Ilium . .wm,m‘ ,t
' - ' ill-wh- -
icououo cmzene' enorzcrtv: waresaurtv ELl
Lesions ’
MlNATEQ
. SCHOOL ECLKS
WATERllURY. March 23,-»-lt was
learned here today that a committee
of the board of education had‘hrfd a
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illev. E. H. Gimme Gives An Addresel
Y} and a standing Committee is intestine; and decided to eliminate.- five.
i Martha 'sets of books used in the lit and
sixth grades of the local who . 'ci-l-
The, ( olnred Citizens' Protective: tainlng propaganda. he libfic’tim
.carzuc met ‘35! night ll! 1'03“!" "flame 'ntattcr appears tuostly' in ”into—
i’resident Wil lam ii. Fisher pro-,riet and relates to the old superior-
artous'lincs, of the Certain
Other books will be melons}
it was announced byfiltp'cr-
B. W. Tinker that aff'thc 'ic-
sion.. .
siding. \‘v'. c. Minton, the general sec-Jill. Ill! \'
Ire'ary, read a few resolutions, for ac- pm" ‘3'
and Fuel Shortages and;
Ill once.
Upholds Administrators
. lion inter, and advised the members to intendent
“'Am'm'mN' “m" 22-””“"“"' i look “ll all men to be made voters next' ginning or the. year books used in the
fall. He said under present conditions'hlsh schools in which appeared pict—
mwy vote will count. v‘mPt-es'dent 1 arcs of the Fuller had been eliminated.
1 4—Day your Easter hat at O'Bricn's.
Baptist Church. made an address on
"Race Unity.”
Senator Jones. who was a member-l The following standing committm
f the manufacturers' subcommitteefwaa ratified: President William ill
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old. t: o. l-oweil, and Robert Patter-
communlcatlons should be
P. 0. box 368,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Senator Jones resented the Mass;
oooo FRIDAY sun
"b .
u ' EASTER OFFERINGS
e Fuel and also the Food?
r5 M9 both wellqualitled. Announcement Made By Bishop Nilan
For Connecticut Diocese
for patriotic reasons.
Senator Dodge's 'Wh‘“ Mama... Catholic churches for the Holy
d‘ land will be taken up on Good l-‘ri-
Catholic diocese of Connecticut.
Oinclal announcement is also made!
that the annual Eastern collection for
diocesan charities will be taken up
in all the churches of the diocese
Sunday, March 31. The amount of the
collection last year was,838,5‘26.78, a;
considerable increase over that of the
previous year, which was $32,796.71.
The expenditures, however, increased
even in larger proportion. There was
'expendcd for dependent children $25,-
"The ICHVHIP! Of the Fuel Adminls- 600.69: for dependent 838d $1,780.35;
for deaf mutes and others, $1,077.20:
for coat on for St. Thomas's Seminary. 86.900, and l
t itself and for the building fund of the Little
leaving an
unexpended balance of 8168.54.
ho‘rtagc existed l
were 125.000
in defending the Administration's
Taking up the coal situation. Senn-
the
FAIRFIELD READY FOR LOAN
DRIVE. i
VFW "ORK. March 23.4w. Frank.
on:lin Q. Bran is highly gratified with
' he rcports'he is receiving from the ‘
n of the local Liberty Loan
icomml’tee. in Fairlield. Conn.. which is
[included in up d'strlct. in Brdgeport,
Dsubury. Norwalk. Stamford. Green-
wich and other cities the work of or-
ganisation. he said. is being csrriel
out with the heartoat sort at cooper-win you are dissam
. ton ”and enthusiasm, indicating anlwnh your “new cm
mm" Jones denied “'9 Adm"My:overwhelming success for the Thirdl
“it is my belief that the guesti
c‘owmeuv. me or _
m uncut: Stems ssmttv ll
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for distribution
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member fellowship in is interim traitors had been entering upon activi-I Liberty mp. , . - .
means sharing "is atmngth and Inpally cm for the purpose of providing post-t in” plants 10,. meetings. parades gm] Ii the,“ . "
a shovels ills lilo-Db. .‘ , , 'tioa for Democratl. ' "from other Liberty loan demonstrar . ‘ . ._ ‘
,. Willie , -- - . - lions are being worked out well in 35- E d 5' no '
IIOHOP OF NEBRASKA x, e a n ‘ '
. vanee and everything will be in resell-i
.— 'ness when word is given to start the
Mill. Wenesday.. larch 20 The "“1”.“ ." aald'Col.
,. “as be counted on to dupli- ‘7 "“1.” sum ' .
MW“ ‘ “i” S. 1.. {i n
the III! Likely
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