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drowned in ahistorlc tlood isa trifling hardship. The manwho
refuses to buy Iliherty‘Bonds is still more stupid than the fellow

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Buy liberty Bonds"?—

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the cause.

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There are many published song
books which contain the best of the
nation's patriotic airs, new and old.

More other tests “one: to
select the old-time ballads. the easil-
mental songs 0! a generation ago and

,bohrlr.
' Books have ditto been published to
~ give us folk songs and national songs
of other nations.

There are hymn books without end.
m 01 01.! aim” to seloct the beat
of thonitllllshed hymn In not)! diner-
ent rm. ‘ '

But here is a book which combines
lthem all. It is literally “The Book of
‘a Thousand Sous." it contain the
choice sentimental songs. the popular
national and foul songs. the host's--
flit rtbered hymns.

instead of coating the price of u
down books, which it really is, "The
Book sl a T'houssnd Sodas" may be;
obtained st s Iaure lead thou the aver-l
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Cotton-tens. flaking larly Old tar Nest
Winer‘s M In“!!!
rust Heat.

WASHINGTON. April tor-Prompt.
nose in ordering coal and patience in
suiting for its delivery lathe kind oi
cooperates ssusht by the Fuel Ad-
ministration from the mil-y Idlers!-
Iy. according to a statement issued by
Fuel Administrator Garfield.

The Ml Administration is mostly
encouraged by reports from many
parts of the country concerning the
progress of the campaign for tire early
ordering oi next winter’s out by both
domestic and industrial cool continua»
ore. particularly in the Eastern part
of the country. Both mat producers
'and retailers report orders filled vain
i ly in exms of the supply available for
' lmmcdiate delivery.

With millions 01 tons ordered, of
coursi- it has been impossible to "11th
lcomplefe deliveries. This has given
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, 7 mm NATIONKL BANK LAWS i WANT AN EIGHT HOUR DAY

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7, Four Changes Made in Quick Succeo

_. slon By Holt-e ‘tlonal Railway .\lllil Clerks'

llscnmurluui, Mast. April 2.3.»
. ‘The New England Division of the Na-
Assocla

predated, however, that. the mines
‘ cannot produce and the railroads can
not deliver the what.- annual cost sup
ply of the country within it few weeks.
The Fuel Administration, however.

:1 . WASHINGTON, April 25.4mm
amendments to the national bank
{ him: were missed in quick succession
'j t: the House yesterday afternoon.
I. The. first limits the amount of money

tloll in its annual convention ycstt-l'- i will exert every Mon to oxpediate dc-
tllty. missed it resolutionculllng for the. “varies and to effect til distribution
Oslnlilifilllllenl of un eight~hour day, of a maximum amount or cool during
which will be presented to the Nation. thi- summer months.

ui Association in its convention next -~

 

 

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[sfllt'sficd ’65]
A fifty dollar bond furnishes the means to pro-
testant-ales“ iron usupox or six
hated and first! In uphold. It will render
minimum“ Wernppiytwo miles ,
of bandages—enough to hmdsge the hundred and
mythic wouds. It will care for one huliilt‘sd marl
am iajmesby m0! “first aid" [rclziis
Blue and White Japanese Ware ,
'lhc halite! “Howe” pattern , .
it .
This extremely uthnc- ..~ ,' -
tire Jspsncse porcelain The D. U. Ml
5" “fl a 52°33‘32“ Company have “
years, mg or - l":-
siveit is liked for basic We“? Mm ‘3.
fast and luncheon sets os- ' . . .
- . . - incense Ha week _.
pectoll). There is a full I . . ht ‘ ,
stock of all required pieces until my mg 1 ‘1'th j
nowonlnnd. Thepficrn “humid-I00 . y Th .1.
will be numbered by “W Bonds . e Swaggersol ,
ginyefiihhm: emesgmi 1'13: 3”» gills-:1; r This is a parasol and umbrella combined. 7
wings prancing across the mg?" m w”; Sensible women will like it because it is good for i
plates, cups, bowls and with their m. either rain or sun. The Swaggersol has a short l
other pieces. hlmdle like a swagger stick. It is light and durs- ,
Diner 131"“. I00 . do"... hie, corbrings are in black, green, blue and purple {7
Breakfast Plates, m ' I'illth White hemstitched edges. 'Ihe handles on '
ioupPilalts, 3:57: 1 .white ivory with ring attached. Tops and tips ;
a '“l to match the coverings. . $8.50 .
Tea Cups and Saucers, ”.18 . . "lh‘ ' 5
Bread and Butter Plates, $2.50 in Other styles, ‘ $5.” and $7.” -
Meat Platters. . 3o etc. to“ each . z 4 Main tioor.
Vegetable Dishes, '(Covcrcd) M y 'mh. __ ,
Vegetable Dishes, (open) 85 m. and 81.” each t . ,
. mm. ck. Bathroom Rugs ,

Silver in Chests

These small Mahogany Chests are shown
with the contents in silver plated flat wore. This . ..

f» ’ Thick, heavy, durable and reversible rugs.

‘ These, on account of the cotton situation in the
market, are diflicult to obtain. Perhaps in an-
other season we shall not be able to have them
at all.

.will be ideal for wedding gifts, and the following SW: 3° ‘ 60 inches: ”5°
. . - 27 x 54 inches, $4.00
paticrllslare very popular. 24 x 48 inches, $350

”Patrician Pattern, with o 50 yenrs’ gtuu‘uu-
ice, twenty-six pieces in‘thesot,

Exciter Pattern, Colonial design, 25 yeltrs’

guarantee, twenty-six pieces,

Clinton Pattern, brig-ht finished silver with o

On the fourth floor.

Embroideries

Many women this year will be making their
own undormuslins and wash dresses. We are

$22.75 ~

$14.00

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$10.00

lain floor.

thread edge, twenty-six pieces, told that genuine Swiss Elnbroidcrics are rapid-
ly disappearing from the market, but we have.

been able to get some very attractive designs and

a national book may invest in an 0171'
f cial building and site to the umount 01
3 poi Mn and unimpaired capital stock
3', of the assocltion. Th" :lecond re the (‘Iel'litl now have little leisure ow
qulm a national bank which goes in- log to ”W irregularity
toliquidation to dopositwithin 90 days, hours.
. instead of six months as at present.
’ money sufficient to redoenl all its outi
standing circulation with the Treasur-
er of the United States. If such do~~
posits are not mode. the Colnptrollerl
of the Currency is authorized to sell.

your.
represent the sentiment
memboril of the division.

47

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to secure "Vldi‘ni'f‘

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Tllt' resolution is declared to
of the 1.400
It was said

of worklnfl

; ACCUSED DlSLOYALIST DISCHARG-

ll‘A'i‘ERBllliY, April 25.——lnobillty
to back up the
lcliarlze resulted in Frank Baumnsl'tl-

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. N. Y., N. H. 8 11. TIME TAIL!

in Meat 5.1714, 1018

SOUTH NORWALK TO'NEW YORK
A. M.--l:301. 5:271. 5:491, 8:05
6:571, 7:181. 7:541, 8:211, 8:591, 0:39
10:331. 11:211.
P. M.-12:03. 12:52 (Stamford only)
1:091. 1:381. 3:171, 4:321, 6:271, 6:40
6:021. 6:47 (Stamford only), 7:021

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3:301, 3:53, 4:23, b:131, 6:10, 0:001
6:031, 8:101, llzlbx. 11:451.

Women's Oxfords

For Golf and Street Wear

° Dark Cordo Calf Oxfords
with military heels and wing‘
$6.50 and $7150 a pair.

Genuine Russia, a very
handsome leather with hand

soles and leather “Louis” heels, very durable

there is it good showing of
Edges, 1 to 18 inches wide.
Insertions 1/2 to 3 inches wide.
It will be wise to anticipate a little on this
embroidery question.
Ribbon Readings in bands and edges for
camisoles.
Scnming and other dainty findings for malt-

Main floor.

. ‘ncl'. a well-known nt-wsdenler of this 3303. 103971 , . ll)" 11 undermuslins
' , .. 'l‘h th d . . to n . .
2)::th :lmllz‘: signafures If)! eitv. being “15“"an m m" City A. hl.—-12:34:lm::.;l.1. 6:491. 8:150 . . . . llllllt‘fl Ralph and LOUIS a YPOkOB 511d named Skirtings fm. infants and
‘ .. hank holders to notes or issue to be “m" y“"“‘""‘”- "“11”"di had 9:192. 10:33:, 12:03:. heels, imitation wmg Up, $8.00
"1‘ raved as well as written Under a men charged with "“ka unpatriottc I” M"'l‘09" 217“",z3’;2" 7‘32? * children ’8 dresses.
" ' utte' nce.. Thi i ll . flat n It in 5146- 6302!. 6:5 I. :0 1. ': I .' ' _ . , ,
: Manon! directors mutt quilt. m q a H N w o c , 102071.10240. G0" OXfOI'dS Of till) “lkSl‘mr fie-“bk? llfllld ElnbrOIdered nounclngs 18 to 27 "1(3pr
. in so days except in noses of "‘ “3“" °‘ m“ ““d "W h“ be” ‘"“"‘ new vons ro souru NORWALK turned mm," wk... and heels $300 . ’
:- " since a (ground:‘ was hrgtorted against A. 31.4210" ”.3030 5:34. 8:00! . ' ' ' ‘ ‘ t. ' Wide. \
. 'unpatciot c we ems re. 8:511, 9:161, 9:461, 1 : 1. » . . . . .
”ff _ ._=._.___._. c. M.—12:031, not. 2:151, 2:57. Plain Opera Pumps wrth ilexrhle wolted An interesting assortment at present.

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Eat Less Meat. i

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- ac urts
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:2;

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1...”.Tnlre a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys if bladder g
r r ' bothers you i
«tomueceemmwmmmewemm
Exiting meat tezullriv eventually a few days and your kidneys will

then not line.
made from the tilt-id of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with "this,
and h'li'l been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity; also to hell
'tl'allse the acids in the urine so it no
longer lrritntes, thus ending bladder
disorders.

Judi Stilts cannot injure anyone:
lmllit‘i u delluhiful eifervescent llthia
,_ The moment your back hurtt oriwater drink which millions of men
. “on oath Null ritht or it and women take now and then to
“or-bothers M. at about fourlkeep the kidneys and urinary ornam-
gm «mulls from all good,cioun. thus avoiding serious Ilium-Y
pip-minim s MI in meow. adol-
fins armor-mm tot-

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t . produces kidney trouble in some form
or other. says it welthown authori-
_ ty, because the rifle acid in meat er-
otics iht- kidneys. they become 0V0"
‘wrlrlted: get sluggish; clog up and
oil sorts oi impartial“.
,’ 4' backache ahd misery in the hides!
. _, “flu: rhounutit: twinges. severe
, Manchu. iicld stoniaoh, constipation.
my“ liver. slot-plume", bladder and
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This famous salts in,

_ Sundays
A. lit—6:00, 8:001, 0:001. 10:031
0601

A. M.—12:201. 12:681. 6:37, 0:01
7:15. 9:191. 10:321. 11:581. l
P. M.-—1:20. 2:41 (Bridgeport only
Saturdays), 2:47 (Bridgeport. except

 

lust, ill the following models,

We have at present it full stock of Silk Shoe >
Laces in all colors. These have covered tips,

1 . - ' . ‘ _ Patent Coltskin, $8.00'and $6.50 ' a er
5:;5-1,Mll-:_01021.107:110£? "i.i‘ii“'u.‘i23 (’7 i Brown Patent Coltskin. ”~00 SpCClal Correspondence P p
”345‘ ' Black Russia Call. $0.50 for foreign “59

Wm “gm: ”New 3...... Emmi an, no

‘ ’A good deal of paper is required in writing
home letters to the boys at the front. This paper
is a fine linen bond, with seventy-two sheets to

Saturdays , 3:271. 4:28, 5:19, 6:11 . . .
32% 7:0 . 7:32 (Bridgeport only) and are 72 inches long, 35 cts. the package. 39m,
: 1. . _ , .
A M-lz.26:“"f2'.’5'8 7.43 rm i For low shoes, laces of extra good quality, Envelopes to match, twenty-five "1 a pack-
10;,19.Mll:1221bx‘1:581. ' 3 ' ' ‘ 20 ctl. age, 15 m‘
. .-- :l , 4:421, 8: 31, 0:4! ’
1:081, 3:33. 9:251. with floor. ' . “‘3 3“" 5”“
new HAVEN 70 count
noswaut , l '
A. M.-—12:201, 4:101, 4:531, 6:50 .
l:60,8:051,8:80,9:411,11:00. .._. ~ ‘ '" t,
5 it} 1:.T112::7,"3:401, 4:35, 5:11: m9 m Rena (Q
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9:411, 11:00. *' .,._ ' ‘ ‘ ’
P. M.—12:171, 1:561, 2:281. 3:401 lauocta'rzo n “ ER It
4:35/5:131, 0:111, 7:051, 0:181, 0:35 i Etsifigmc 8

ll: 01.

800'"! NOIWALK TO DANIUMI '
A. ll.-—0:13,l:27. 9:691. i

P. I.-—l:27, 4:301. 0:25.

Oundsys
A. his-9:25.

NEW YORK. April 24.—-All olllcslrn
of the Associated Press were reelect-
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E- Davenport Times.
Secretarywhtelrille E. stone, New“
'l’orlt City. i

Martin, New York City.

l. pt general manager ssdassistastssti ‘the word month-men (981 not unus-
‘ L 3 Second '9."de r. -Mlsr.lsnl m, respectively.

WASHINGTON, April 24.—Con- transport service was

11.,tsnt secretary carry with then those, The .Hoovei-lred interpretation of 4’ . ,___"_‘

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iCONTnAc‘I'S FOR STEEL FBEIGHT-, MOTOR 7na~3poar SERVICE
' wasnlsorox. April 2-i.—-A moton
created lads!
trncts for twenty-two steel freightcrs by the War Depar.mpnf' to "mp the
Assistant Secretory~Frcderich Roy 07 a “ll-31.0! ”"500 ""1033" V9"? 19" place of the motors division of the
'today by the Emergency . Fleet Cor- Quartermaster Corps. This "flue.
Treasurer—J, R. Youatt. N" Yorlt iteration. 1'1“” 3ND" .will be hullt. at will be headed by a general once-r, ll

BIL—2:15.755. .'°"°'" on ' ‘ '

DANBURY To .001." NORWALI President—Frank B. Noyes, Wash, il- . San Francisco and “liminston, N. L. ‘yct unnamed. who will serve as rush.
A. 1—0:” 1:21. ill-us. 11:1? inston Star. . i The ofllces of secretary and ss’slll- —- 'tant to the Qunrtennalfer-ntrncral.
P. M.—4:28,1. 7:07. First vice~president-finlpb ‘

lentinsi Walt Mus. been you ll