Teal Prices
Eifective May 1st we an-
nounce the following prices as
mbllshed by the State Fuel
Administration:
‘ Egg. Steve and Nut—Shovel-
ed directly from wagon to
chute or bin, $9. 75 per ton,
in lots of 1 ton or more.
11.11: ton 101: $5.05
Quarter ton lots $2. 55
Carried in-to chute or in cel-
lar
One ton or more $10.25
Hall ton lots $5.25
Quarter tons $2.70
The above prices will be
strictly adhered to.
THE
TERMS
(0&1. (UNPLHY
andseams. k
(went The plaster may fail
repairs.
Metal ce
hard'to put
fling! last longer but cost too much. They are
up, unattractive and they rust.
Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
handicaps.
appearance.
In new buildings or old it's the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a. chance.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
est-nanny, luv 1. 1913 '1
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
‘Ic,
III.” I'-
It 3 “lightly and inattistic, but worse still; it isn't per-
sny day and is bound to need
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Beaver. Boards for Ceilings -:
l“ The Foot Guards Armory at Hart-
; *toud, Connecticut, was crowded to the
~ , doors with a most enthusiastic and
, gtending the Connecticut State Confer-
: ence of American Red Cross, in ses-
' ision. Wednesdav. May 1st.
' "tord (‘hapter
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Springtime Merchandise
If its a Stylish Suit or Coat. A pair of Stock-
ings or a Union Suit. A Rug or a Curtain.
1 The meeting was called to order by
§William H. St. John, chairman of Hart.
and the opening ad-
dresses of welcome were given by
Hon. Marcus H. Holcomb, Governor
of Connecticut, and Rev. John G. Mur-
,1'ay. Chancellor Diocese of Hartford.
The following inspiring and mostl
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$25 Suits reduced to .....
$30 Suits reduced to .....
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Every Person
should have a knowledge of
’BO0IIIIEEPING
Financial friiiures, both per-
sonal and business, are fro.
quéntly due to an ignorance of
preventable conditions that
properly-kept accounts would
reveal.
The truth of this statement
has been certified to, by every
bank in South Norwalk.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLE6E
Offers a. Thorough Course in
Bookkeeping
$18 Coats reduced to . . .. .
$15 Coats reduced to . . .. .
All Hats reduced. from . .
REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
.............. $17.95
......... $20.00
.......... ...$12.98
\ $9.953
.............. 98c and up
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CLOAKS we PARIS M13LL1N'ERY
33 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk
i 10:00 a. m. -» Meeting called to order
by William H. St. John. chairman.
3 Hartford t‘hapter.
3 Addresses of welcome—lion. Marcus
.H. Holcomb. Governor of Connecticut;
3ltc1. John tl.Mur1ay, Chancellor,
3lliocese of IIullfotd.
1 Morning Program.
3 Albert W Staub. assistant manager,
Atlantic Division p1csidiug
, 10: 30 11 m——-M1lllai1 Relief lteport
fJohn Magee, directo1, Btucau 0f Mil-
lit-dry Relief.
3 11:00 11. 111.» Sectional Conferences,
Thome service. Alexander MnWilson.
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lt may be found hereof reliable makeand
at honest prices. Prompt and polite atten-g
lien is a prominent part of the T. G H. policy.
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Junior Activities— «Louis Rottillion.
dirxectm Bureau of Junior Activities.
Nursing Service - Miss Florence M.
Johnson director. Bureau of Numing
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TEL. 1360.
TIRES
OFFICIAL SERVICE STATION
NORWALK. GOODSYFIEA‘IIES STERLING. UNITED
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 2011.
3 H Kriegcr ;& Co.
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1 The Government 18 selling you
Bonds on the installment and
We} will sell you your clothing
“on‘the same plan. We are show-4
ing a wonderful assortment of
dresses for your wife and splen-
3 Service 3
Chapter Administration Albert '1‘.
l'l‘amblyn. director, Bureau of Develop-
:ment
3 Chapter Production~ Miss Ellen l1.
Adee dir"e1101, Bureau oi Wome'ns
.Work.
Supply St’l‘VICF-v—A. Fillmore Hyde,
‘director. Bureau of Supplies.
Personnel for Foreign Sci'vicewBric
Allen. Associate Director, liurcau of
Personnel.
10:00 11. 1n.~~-Luncl1eon scrred by
t'nntecn llnlt. Hartford (.‘lmptcr.
Afternoon Program.
Ethan Allen, manager, Atlantic Di
vision, presiding.
2:30 p. 111.» "Address:
ll‘olnnd," Countess l.:1u1'u lIl‘
Food Administration Assem-3 ,.
blcs Committee of Experts3 ~
to Answer Question
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A committee of experts was recent-
ly akststnblcd by the Food Aduiinltra-
tion to consider the. special physiologi- .
out problems involved in the geneml. 1
problems of wheat conservation. This 1
committee was composed of the follow .
lng men: l33
in. R. ll. (‘hittcndcm professor of .
physiological chemistry and dean of .
"The Fate 0I3
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Call 1313: our 3ratlilurd Service Static:
where you wf meet :1 thoroughly
competent sto‘iagc battery expert Wilt
will give authoratire advice in 11111
connection.
, We recharge. repair and store but
terles.
A rental battery for any make of cm
can he obtained at any time.
Fairbanks" Storage
Battery Co.
58 No Main Street So. Norwali
Telephone 933
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Help Smash
Kaiserism
BUY
LIBERTY
BONDS
Contributed by
THE GORllAM C0.
sprouts
asli it you have it.
p. m. for delivery in New
inc day. Freight accepted
a. m. to t5 1:. 111. Leave New
MILLER & ”HUGHTON, Inc.
JACOBY’S
SALE or
suns ‘ mvn‘ cunts
Credit it you want it.
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in New York from 7 :30
York at 3 o’clock daily.
The N orwalk Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
3 and New York. ‘
STEAM ER
Freight accepted at South N orwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
York at 7 a. m. the follow-
HARRY REMSON ENLISTS.
BOSTON. May 1‘.—«Among the 43
men of American citizenship enrolled.‘
:11 the Custom House here vester’day
hy the U. S. Shipping lloatd Ior train-
ing in the new American ‘.icrchunt;
Lexington avenue. South .\'c1':.w1lk
\11th the others pcccpted, he. was
, f EastlYorwalk
yllorlon House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
_ A LA CARTE
3‘ YOU HAVE ANY JUNK
’ CALL UP ‘
' FELDMAN & STEINBERG
. Tel. 440.
' , AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT
. 1133 AND EXCHANGED.
61 SEAVIBW AVE...
,: EAST NORWALK
A remedy forinlscti or. s
of “the urinsry tract.
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Moon-minnows
and 01 “Ilium stricture
Beiieruln l to 5 days.
emailsdm on reduces.
to} 11111011311311". 0.
c new of a modern cargo vessel.
3C0): today sent communications to all
Spring Suits 1111'
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3:15 tiaining ships for the Shipping;
Iloard and in a Week 01' more will;
bat'e become accustomed to knots and
ploymcnt agcucy with the tlllt‘lmllltt‘lhmu the officers training school at
of Ddlllll‘.’ :1 line or
house
going to w orlt-
“A \agrunt in war times is not 11cc- 33
ill-:
‘Idlcncs:
ossur'ily one who is unkempt or
clad," the lottct stntcd
Dal KlSIIES.
Sentinel Want Ads Work Wonders 31
3 splices, the noise of men Hamming to
1.1.ttions, and also in a short time he
1311” be accustomed to the uncertain-
ttlting of the deck. In about 'six weeks
he will be ready to form one of tho
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TRAM PS MUST REGISTER.
(‘OLUMBIIS
. 0.. May 3.~--Governor3
mayors and c. 11' solicitors and county,
sheriffs and county p1osecutms,o1d-l
01111;; that trumps 11nd vagrunts be!
made to tegisler with the nearest cm-
Men and Young Men I
$15.00 to $25.00
COPYRIGHT
Cl othtug Co
““0”...“ .v
Special Selected Tea, 9. lb. 350
s... 1...... East Norwalk;
3 . O
S pe etals.
Toilet Tissue 3 five cent rolls 10c
Uneeda Biscuits .......... 7c
Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c
Coffee
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'Ohio has no time for the industrial stieet, B1idgcport, infanlty
, No community should c 111 3g
Iizcte as training ships for the Shippingltinue to hat-bot shiikers in the limit 1
31:ent abomd one of the modern and when PII‘Il’ ounce of 91191 "1 is necd
'ccmfortablo steamships stationed here’ ('11 "
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l):tlll. chair ltlt'uhum husk. professor of physiology; ’
t'tIIItnIltIPI‘.§at (‘orncll university: Dr. E. V. Mc-l
3:15 p. 111. Address: "Second War
Food Drive." Gerhard M.
mun. Second “'llr I“illlil
did clothing for yourself, all on
Atlantic Division. ,(‘ollt1m. professor of bio-chemistry at l‘jI'
I‘dziltl'p. 111.~~- Address: “What the AntiJohns Hopkins university: Dr. 1.. 13.3 ' easy payments.
cricun lied Cross is lining A1'outl.".,\lpnd..13 pl‘()f‘355()r of physiological! 3
MI'B- AIIRIISI liI‘l'IIIIIIIL lcln'mislr)‘ 111 Yale: (‘. l.. Alsherg, thief ' S
‘of the Bureau of Chemistry of the w '=
the Liberty chorus. 11 body of orcr llnited Sutton llcpnrtmenl of Agricul“
(1111' hundred school children. sung smm 1111-11; ”11 1.13 v, Lungwurthy, chief ofI
ol'ul putt'lotic selections. t'tlllt‘llltllilflltllv home ("(‘Olltillllt'fi division of thel
WiIlI IllII‘ lIlt-tllzinll.’ all help I0 VIII‘II‘i Stole Exttnsionsert'it'c, United 811119.113
l'rcccdlnuthc tiftct'uoon program.
FURNITURE
11411111 and the lied (‘1'oss. ouch childl.lh\pnrt1ncnt of Agriculture: ”3303-3333
bringing forth and lwutlily 1111111111111» \crnon Kellogg of Htumt'ortl \llli\t‘1'-3
.sitt; lI1.Alon'1,o 1C. 'l‘:1ylor,l)rofwsso13
of pllt'siologitul tltciuistx'y ul 1111 \‘nl
lied Cross ting.
Vurious :tt'ticlt-s 1111110 by lllt‘ Sur
:icttl Dressings 11nd ~Home lh'lIHI'I 1\t’l.‘4ll\ of Pt 1111~1l1 min: Dr. Raymond " f l-t d d- to t.
Illlt‘lll were on t-xh1llition. :l‘curl of the School of Hygiene of; O qua. l y an 15 Inc Ion 3
'. Among thost- attending trotu Nt\|"',|(1hn; Hopkins unit-.mny; 111111 Dr] . _3
31111331 and \‘iI'IIIIU' “‘91“? Mrs, \Vfll‘I‘I” Roy [111111111 Wilbur. formerly dean oi“ 323-“ '3
S \iumo, Vice chairman of Norwallt the Stillllltlltl lni\‘.1‘igy Medical 3
Chapter. Mrs l". l’. \‘t'wcd Mmll'VI-‘UI' st'lnioi and now lll'tlsitlt‘nl of the uni-
of Surgiml lhcssings. Ntu'wolk I‘Ml' 3 \'cr.lt\' No group ot higher physiol-
1t-r; Miss it. try Kiihy Jennings. “15:13 olzlcul outltoritt tould he nsscmbhd in
Mary Rider. Mrs. ll. (1. llunford. 11.1; ;this tountiy
1'}. M. .luckson. Mrs. St 1nlc1 Smitli.3 The question most to non-111 asltt-d ..
Mrs. John tit'cullc. Mrs 1.111111»: 138". of this: ~11111111ittcc by the Food Admin 1
13112-1 3’ SlH‘JICt‘. \III‘W ”t‘lt‘II AvIlIIIIIh' islrution was: To “not cxtcnt can 11103
3 Miss IIiltle)’.1\ll‘R. Lewis "011115. MIR twheut to which no me now accustom
\luudell. llcsides delegations trout 9.1 in oyyr dict be icduwd w hunt in-
New t‘utuutn. buried and Vtcsllmi‘l jlll) to 1114 health of the inditiduals of
“ the Nation?
The 1111sucrwu3< tlir-mt 111111 1111011111
l\'(I(fll. ”It is the scientific opinion of
One Noroton and Two New Canaan 'tho (onilhitten that in a mixed dict
Men Included for Second whom may be entirely roplaccd.witl1-
ON LIST OF OFFICERS.
BEDROOM 33FURNITURE
1n odd pieces or complete sets,
all finishes. 3'
3(‘1111111Dc11‘ns. The Bildgeport men
are:
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DERBY MANUFACTURER DEAD RAILRAD THEFTS
3 FEDERAL CASES
Thieves Arrested Hereafter to Be
Turned Over to United States
Courts.
out harm by othcr m'.11’l:1blc ("Ple’dls
Lieutenante. innmcly 1'icc.h111'lcv,o:1ts and corn
‘ 'lhe Adjutant-general yesterday an: 1311311101'11' we should not recommend 3
bounced that eight llridgcpmt young 3'5 PW‘DI :Is dnmncrscncy maesuref'l
' The 1eport their explains that the
tmm‘ out 0f ”3‘3 16 who have qualified particulm lesson fill not “commend. .y
for promotion as second lieutenants ing this apart Iltllli the foot that when! '-":5-
is perhaps the most com cnlcnt cereal: 3
for use, because of its special qualities; 2:
.connccted with the making of bread
33 . l3“ loaves that will stand up and tomato , '
All?“ “ 1llu1d 11-1532“°°d“‘en“" sweet 11nd palotuhlc {01 several day
Bridgeport infantry. tie that going without wheat would be l
Burby, Leslie J_ Lafinefle a physiological. though not a plty'sioloa
gicnl. deprivation We are accustom-13,;
-ed as a nation. just as most of the 11:1 ‘
Denny, Han-y 11,007 “'IIIIIIIIIS tions of Europe 11111,. to the use of
street. B1'idgcpo1t.intantry. wheat bread, and :1 sudden break in. . '
1 Game)". John R.,110 Grass) Plain 0311'01I8t01113113'oultl3113ve fgr some peo
, pa '1 new 10 01:11-11 sigm canoe more
street, Bethel, infantry. 301' less d1~tu1blng1
“3"”: Harold H» Hon eve-1 if these people could nelll
xGiecnvtich, infantry. understand the 0111111 gency lending to'
I Nand, Herbert '1‘., Jr.. Riverside ayes l3113hc3c3hungc 1333:1333333313110313333 locotgnize
' the hey wcrcatmg memory 1111
Inule. Riverside, field artillery. ’the great cutergtncy by making the
\rog,Car1 111351 Atlantic st1eet. change this psychological disturbancel
3Stamford. infantry. |would be much reduced 3
London. Robert WI, 1242 Stratford3‘ EWCUY IIIIS condfltlonhof a great 111:: _
31161111 emergency. 01 t e meeting 0 De b __ l k 1 , l
, i s 1' y. May 3.1411111in Hui 01' 11.11
Meyer. Leo J, Kingshury street. Igm;13233;".33dnt’251333f.liftedoz the Hallock Harduare Company _
Bridgermrt. infantry :dition today It is only because of this died today, aged 77. He was in 11193 ‘
Seeley. Frederick S.. 113 Brooklawnésreat natlomll emergency that the House in 1897,1903 and1903, the only Norwalk renegommhpg of 11m- V. 3v
Havenue Bridgeport, infantry. 3331:3131 335232353313133l332313enlnd313319}? T333351? men hereto be sent to that body Um no Haven road in (:01an 1111.1 .111 (1 W-
Schmidt, Louis W" 2 W est street: ldgihale 1321:9921: Pcdlid in for 13131131; times on the Republican ticket. 1103 raihond stations 3hl'qiléll'llll.‘ the coun-
Danbury, field artillery. Even under thcs circumstances it is was a. veteran Odd Fellow a Granger. II). 33% “’33” SSW“ “03” “33 '1‘“
1 height 3111111111» through :1 special en'-
losel George H.166 Capital are, recognized that because of economic Son of the \merican Revelution, and (3mm prcpnrtd by (M c1111 11 7111'-
nor, Bridgeport infantry. 3.11111 commetclnl reasons not all of the 11 member of many otganlzntions. He Adoo director gone-12d of xaflruadg'
lpcople of the ounii't can go without had served on the Board of Education. that they will be mmpd 0v“. to 10d.
of the First Congress era] authorities in accordance with :1.
for slxtv "tars he had new federal 11111 which carries wi: 11 it
a maximum penalty of 10 won: i111.-
prisonm‘ent when upmehended st ni-
Miller. Calvin 6' Stamford avenue 3 bread based on whcnt,bu1 it is certain
R. F- ‘D- 50. New Canaan. infantry. lthat a great many people 111 this coun A8 a IIIembI’I
Warren, Kielm 1:1,, 105 part; street, ltiy can easily do this, and it is the tiomd (‘hurch
'ew Canaan. infantry belief or the Foold AFIIILIiHISII‘aIlOII ":13 sung for nearly that entire period in
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Noroton, infantry 3333333 «33133333533 entirely “3333 W3333333 frOm, Mr Hallock was the largest individ' In the no“ rules just issued Mr. Mo;
1 now until the next harvest will be glad
' i Derby. His ancestms Adoo emphasics that all propt' it) l1: mg
These men w1ll be carried on the list. to do it for the sake of maintaining the uni taxpayt 1 11 3 transported by the 301333“ is in the cos
of eligible cheers and cOmmlssionedl Wheat ”I'M supply ‘0' 3331:33333'33 and “’9'6 ”I9 “”3 ““39““33‘3935 3“ connec13tody of the United Siam and 111m mil-
at such time as suitable .vscancies oc- 1égiggé‘snsfi'g‘l'rmflgfig‘gfivn 333%: 3‘3 ticut. and the yards W018 “"8 mad employes owe 11 its 11 special duty
cur. 3France 310 guard and protect the some Any
The 11g ent of the marine department3 1 person “333° tampe1s W33” rallronl
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The Overman hill,“ Authorised the A cable dispatch says the use of at Sydney. N. S. was notified that n:I31‘1r13139(3II1ver to 1133.11 er al a 3mm” ice with
President to reorganize and coordinate spaghetti in certain parts a“: ltnly is3 United States ship was burned off the' have been infitmcted not 1,, be lenient q
the executive departments, Was tern» prohibited. And that must mm some coast. The crew were transfered to a 3,
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