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Carried to Americans, m m“ WW“
1,500 Specialists ' f ‘ I . 1h"- .
Thirty million bushels 0: potatoes, EVIL Of NEGATIVE EGbflflflY.

There are mm when a. innate-1‘“ estimated surplueot last We?“ ‘
driver would [ire a day's wages to refm must b“ out!!! w M; ”shelter-lion for AM War Wt
' all-ill: 913’ son: There are times they w ”L m“ “1”” ties Houdini-y —- Give W
vital“ as rum is meme some “’94 fi'fiffi ”who find um. _‘ mu ism w,”
meemmmmosmmwwémllm rm... , I medioosinnsuuoamtars,
'be extremal! [led in they could "it“ ,- ’ ‘ , no . idleness, «also. will: Mar-lilo:
' vide the Mormonism and” a“; a" ””122,” W . ”superior _ . -
m ““5”" column. 1‘ Winninorm. c.. May 4.—ri1-.V “ ”""‘ ‘ ‘ |
Herod: one book which will turn ‘tm tundra mmoni No factory. should be chastised no
mess 1% m "and.“ I”; m‘y’mw 0! an "aim SW3 W; person 5‘10“!“ “aw “i “Wk "'
Ilsh’ tho tones for Ihiclt you have mm or Mam," m, “,9. mi ion; as the Wmliflumm
trim to "out ‘it will’lioln you agricultural colleges stuffed out this1 unless mini-work can beitoundlfor the
to retaliate“ others which you. up: week towers-y the mm at who 1“th installers. which manure
. or mm more 380-, It will pm... pm" in W ‘American; lmpoltllm to the calm. More
:63,“ Wmammr Setfm'wm’ mini and urban. who can be‘ no sue inhuman. non-maintainabi-
33W cm reached. industries. ”some are Ml more
‘ "Mfggfdw “trawl” 0’ new» HP", The! are win: that 11 WW9 000'! lhln onion. bitten m'nome our
“H“ .. - . ,sumptioa is not increased markedly. one It more than to. “mm”...
Mm is muting this been retain the next. lei»; wastes, minions or, ffiwgrkfiu m, fluudhflmmpbqgc. '
. to gamers. by an arrangement our bushels will ml; nie- “MtWJnO'OG' ins mods. flaw“ munmfl.fim ‘
Wk. dam on a. coupon initiated torts will not be wholy successful, and il d ' hi. 1' rise mu: [5
in We! column of this paper. 'tarmere will not pilnt‘: mush new. “'5" "u 0‘ m” n” 0 p 9 _

. ._ in)“ “I“ W any which help win the war-lob them
CALI: CONFIRINOI i This nationwide effort is the Open-3 I'M" precedence. unfavoiii “MW -
on HOME GARDENS mg passe innwhlrlwind drive coma-1 "0mm" “m“ "
f . _ on the coup a.“ necessity of, To hold and immense: aim
flute Meetlna so Adept Unllorm saving the “films potato crop. As it ! tr‘d‘ mum” that W‘Wl .

Methods and ileu- Gone Good imam; also a mini channel, the com; foreman W not- “ ”W W '

of "W "‘ _ Emilee medial, mm “mm we and be in» the mercy'ofo‘rfioin-
m- m til-9:21:33: "if“: lead- tion and mounddsmmspowimm iosmosis when peace is restoned. Eus-
m :or iii m 3 0 a com- oi Agriculture his. undertaken Joint-Jana. wisest ormflonnlmm‘mfs
“W. wk “9;!“ d'omn'ewfi03hfifi 1y to area more Walnut «W- . is doing all that impossibiatoieiatiuun
'1 ’ 9 No“ that: the potato “’09 ‘3 bm‘ her foreign trade and swam her

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, ratios. Which Mk been cailéd‘ ~81, 1-» Qthmwwown

I Y- for oo-opgroiliiii claim “ and
by Senator C. C. Hemenwar. chairman state tomes in a nation-wido “potato l lotmmmommmmmw

9‘ the Home Gardens department 0’ campaign is imperative, Federal oi-i count. 'lihie policy in nor milled“
the committee of Food supply, Connec- ilcere point out. . with her GM to- win the war.

tlcut State council of Baton”. will be pogo," For p.grlou When a workiounisldio memorial»
Lg? addressed by a representative of. the' The homo-demonstration agents or, nit: loseevtile value use producer-and
r Deportment of'Agiziculture, by Govern-[me United States Dppmgnt of Anni? the cost of supporting him. it makes

or Holcomb. George M. Lender. chair- culture and the State agricultural col-, no diflereiice wliewer be is ted-by relu-
man of the committee of food supply logos are ready to push the potato‘ lives or friends or in a public institu-

 

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and Organdies were never so alluring, so extents.

yitclyfinowy and huh. as liliie May. It ,, is quite

innocent to makeselzciiions and have the, frocks
road: lactose the real hot weaflioranives.
inches wide,
up.” out, Wanda-25
' 29, 39‘ and“ etc.
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lzililx. 1:38x, 3:17x, 4:32x. 5:271: 5'
1 :3?1066;7 (Stamford only), '7:6;:;iproblenis and are proving more and'
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9:19x, 10:33:, 12:03:.

‘ NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK

’ 40:50:.
' 5:25;. 6:001, 7:10 8:10 , :
“ 11:15:. 1. x 11 16:.

' jam-days). 2:47 (Bridgeport,
_ We
Czit, 7:03; 7:32 (Bridgeport only);

1;, Sunday- '
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#1039, 11:12:. 11:58:. . - i

7; 6:60. 8:.05x,.8t30,, 0:41; 11:0 .
’3 man. can. 9:181

and Robert Scovilie, federal 10"“ 35’ along a welispavod way. They are
mimsmtm‘ " . {teaching how to use mashed. potatoes
it is proposed to have a full discutv as a substitute for wheat flour in;
31°“ 0f the gardening problem of the breads and pies and cakes; they are:
state and, if possible, to perfects per. giving instructions in the making or
manent organization. Representatlvfi potato loaf and scalloped and bolted
mm every community in w the state “dishes. rosy ars‘shohasi; women now;
have been invited. even though they do they can train their families to eat povi
”0t support a paid supervisor. All ladies cheerfully three times a day. ‘
garden supervisors are especially‘urg. in the cities the gospel oi potatoes
’ed to attend. in order that the discus- tor patriotism is spread through the
slon may represent all phases oi" the war kitchens. the neighborhood cen-
work. ' .ters. the clubs. the churches. demon-
The Connecticut Agriculmml cop‘stratioiis in settlement houses. talks
1639, in cooperation with the Woman's before Red Cross auxiliaries, etc. Po-
Land Army of the state, 13 holding 3, tato booths are being arranged in tile
week’s course for the mum,” or train~ local food shows and in the retail
.lng women to work on dairy farms. storesxand the schools and clubs are
Twenty members oi this movement being enlisted in the big drive.
have been enlisted under the leader» Stimulate Rural Consumption.
ship of Mrs. E. G. H. Schenck of Wu. In the country the work is not so
ton. ispectacuiar lint just as telling, for,

Minimum) the county organizations and
. Ithe liomodemiinsimiion a ents‘ volun-
N. Y... N. n. a H. TIME rm; ‘ g

tary workers. the potato idea is car-
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ried directly to thousands at women
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORKlm their own homes. -

'A. lids—.1139}. 5:27x, 5:49p; 8:03,, Those, home-demonstration workers
8.67:, 7:18x. 12541, 8:21x. 8:591, 9:39, are dedicating their time and energyi
to the work of aiding the women of!
the country in their war-conservationl

 

P. M.—12:03, 12:52 (Stamford only).

more every day that this. is the. most.
idirect and practical route for carrying:
inn idea into the hearts and homes of:
P: tit—1:092, 2:44x, 3:12x, izsulAmfima“ “me“-

5:46, 0:021, 6:573, 7:0 " '
10:07:, 10:40. 2" 7 .572.

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W;il§g\:§\élgw Dl SCGO NTI N U ED..
A; M. = ,_ . ' ." .. May. .‘—‘Therli"
8:51;, 9:151, figignbigf'gof'g‘” 8399“" Depmnmnt’s weekly review of the

P. M.-—12:03x, 1:06, 2:15x, 8:57, military situation has been abandoned

2:33;, 3:503; 4ii?iag:1ii3455:20' 6:092, and announcement of Secretary Bait~
' ' ' ' sundiye ' " ' cr's new plan for furnishing the nationI
A. m,_6;oo' 8:001, 9:001. 493931. with adequate and authentic news all

- American troops in France is expected?

shortly. . .

In making known. its intention to‘
abandon the review, the War Depart-:
ment explained last night that the new I
publicity policy was nearing complo-i
tion, but did not indicate thé'form the
communiques would take. It is be"
«lieved, however, an ofllclal daily sum-‘
mary dealing almost exclusivey with
. the activities of American troops-will
be given out.

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Every potato you eat is a bullet fired
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At a. modem-Germany peace.

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AFTERNQON. DRESSES

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The Newest Fashionan I

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Georgette. Char-menses and: Taffeta ‘

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,‘401. ~ ' X. x. 9 “i - 0f Shetland'moss. Attractive and

“W? MOMLK To: DANIUI'F - ‘ ' Low Priced.

air-6:13, 8:27, 9:59;. , ILOUSES.

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“3.15:7;‘k. . i . , one for every occasion; '
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ensues To sou-rs somatic i;
Umlzfifl ism. mull“. mm

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. demoralizing.

I circulation and labor at wozk. Lei: us

tion or by uiiorganlsoil charity or by
his spending purt or all or his savings,
the double loss is the some. ldleneee
is the were! wnste. We must practice
ocunmiiy, but. as President Meant-rob
oi the Mechanics and Metals Bank of
New York says: "Ill oilvlscd and im-
potuous economy, meaning unemploy-
ment and closed factories. would be
It is evident to every
thinking man that business must be
sustained and the conversion of indus-
try carefully brought about whereby
the nation's energies are transferred
from the satisfaction of the needs of
the army and navy." Some of our ini-
poriaut industries-have already been
hurt by the negative economy which
lie criticises. We must not \vcnken our
bodies and our finances by abstinence
born oi‘ panic.

. I! a man bonnie n dollar or a bag of
sugar it benefits no one while he holds
it. It be lends ii, dollar or gives or
sells the sugar, to the government for
the prosecution of the war he helps the
nation. The boarder is worse than the
spendilirlit. We must economize, but
we must neither board nor remain idle.
Money wisely spout is not wasted;
money spent for nonessentials is put
to poor use, but remains in circulation.
Money boarded is voiceless while in
that condition. Let us keep money in

give preference to the requirements of
the nation, but keep labor employed in
some way until the government» can
find work for all. it ll unlikely that
the government can do that. so we
shall have surplus labor, including an
army of women. who can produce real
wealth for export and domestic trade.
The panic which obeesso‘s'tb'o minds oi‘.~
some omcinls, it allowed to spread; can
do more harm than unsinvading host.—
indiistrlsl Conservation; New York. .

 

lNDUSTRlAL DESERFERS.

The time has come when the men.
who leaves his post luv-American in-
dustrial life for technical entorcemenr
of his prerogatives. must be branded
as n lraitorous industrial deserter. We.
the people'ot-tho United States..througli
our government; are emplo'xing mil~
lions of men in the most exacting serv-
ice that invoives' ”stroll“: ties]! for

many and unimaginable linrdslrlpsi’or .

all, and. their maximum pay is; $36 a
moiiiliand board. National eel! sacs-i:
lice and cooperation should be our
watchword.’ Every. man-who doessnot-
help hinders: the victory of democracy.
-—Industrlol Conservation. New look.

 

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Mamialade Jars, l ’
{Perfume Bottles; -; § ‘
CNECS‘, . ‘ “a ‘

Bud Vases. "N” r

{T rays, pierced silver, ,
Mustard Jars, glass insets

'Brcad Knives,
Gakc Knives,
{Pie Knives,
Salad Forks,
Berry Spoons,
,Grnvy', Ladies,
Meat Forks,

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Silver Nevelties
V Center aisle, main floor.

so cts.‘

.encli.

Low Compotcs, glass insets
English Sheffield Bon Ben L

. $1.00

Salt and Pepper Shakers, i eaCh-
«llorsc Radish Jars, [mm ' ~
Flat Ware. Marl handles

i 95 cts.

each.

[ Main near. ii.-

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“Foot/Form" Shoes

m footwear for Little Folk

Shoes of patent kid, tan Russia, genuine
buckskin, black kid, white canvas and brown and

pearl colm‘ed horschidii.

' Sizes 2. be 4V2, $Lmtflsm
5» to 8, $2.25 «sum _. 5
83/2 in ii, . $2.75 row.» i
111/2 to. 2. fisfihm :

Strap Plum al‘sefmede on “'Foetish‘orm“
lasts, in black Russia, patent and white canvas.

Sizes to 11', . $2.59!!! $3.00»
. 2, : seems sane
6, $3.75 and $4.00

Main floor, "

. Corsets. Special f j H ,3

Here are offered a collection of certain 19(3anng 3

lat‘ makes. . w sir. -.
. P. N. ‘
“.00

Gloria,
to

La Resists,
£1;on F0111], $6. 50
All the old prices which means a saving of
50 to 75 cts. on each pair. If bought to-da y there
would be much more charged for them. '
Do not delay, .
.1,

The New “Lady Sealpax"

Athletic Underwear for Women

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Second floor,

This garment is cut on figure confining lines,
and planned for comfort. It really conforms to
a man’s B. V. D. ’3. There is an athletic armhole,
an elastic back band and a ventilated waistband.
Each garment is put up in a sanitary (lustprooi’

container. .
$1.75

Ribbed Underwear Sect ion.

‘ Main floor.

Men's Wash Ties

Ncckwcar that may always be kept innnacu—
late. Tubular Ties in fibre and novelty weaves,
panel striped eflccts which are fashionable as
well as practical.

25, 50 and 65 cts. each.

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DESIRE T052 LAWYERS.

 

Salvater P. Genusrio and Richard Mi
inland to Be Examined May 31st.

Among those who have given notice
of their intention to apply for examinai

vator P. Gennario and Richard, M. lift»
land. both of South Norwnlk. The ex-
amination will be held in New Ha-
ven,.May alst:

State of Connecticut, County of Fair—

Bridgeport, May 3rd, 1918.

County: ~

Notice has been filed in this ethos
of the intention of i]

Salvator P. Genuario, of South New
walk; Benjamin H. Gilman, of Bridge:
port; Harvey O. Gish, of Bridgeport;
Albert A. Goldner, at Stamford; Mins’
Hobby Busted, of Greenwich; Richard
H. Ireland, or South Norwans; w. r. l);
Kilpatizick,-oi Bridgeport; Ernest M.

 

Somehow. Or other it in hard it»
some of us to realllé-tlu‘tt'ivork‘is not

‘ a curse; that woman whoiimuldiilnd

real liapplnessicen find no. 't‘tei‘, lace

. to seek it thanln lilawork. Work. is

play when approachedsln that. manner. ,
Butiwe have been mulling: ourselves

,\ b91103“! “1“? work {lilnl’lfilw‘t'mfl‘ell tor admission tome‘Bar otlconnoctlcnt

because it is work. We can never reach
tintibi‘lglitplace in tho-sunlightotraum
case which we call. the flopotilia lad-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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. that attitude. Noland} ‘

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Italic, of Bridgeport; ”Abe Schwartz, of

.th 918s. ,., ..

,Lofgren. at Stamford, Emil A. Napolia

Bridgeport; Charles 89853.. of Siam-l
loud; Lorin W; Willis. of hridgeport;

David. Walton Burnett Wilson,, at . ‘

Peeksldll, N. in; Joseph J. viii-ripe, 0!
Bridgeport, to. applx for examination

to the Stevie Bar‘_mlnl_nx,,00mmit-

tea, at its next regular session. at the. -
,Supromo Court Room .ln Newuiaven. H

beginning. at, 10 «a. m;, on ‘ Friday, M

 

' The Committee on Admission or the

filler (ll-«this County, will meet at the,
,Bar Library. at the County Court!
{Housevai-idgeport,’ on Friday,« May‘
5min, 1918, at 11 o‘clock A.M., to hear;

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To the Members or the Bar of F‘airfleld 10" “mm“ ‘0 “'9 3“

testimony as to applicants desiring to
take the Bar examinations; and. all

2:3" (for admission to the films“? iapplicants are invited and expected toi
“n y B" appeal the names 0 a i appear in person before the Commit-!

too at said lime and place. ,
FRED W. TRACY. Clark.
A Bar meeting will be held in the
Superior Court Room, at Bridgeport,
on Friday, May 17th, 1918, at 9:30 a.
m.,,to act upon the above applications

lions; also. to act: upon the application

[or admissionuo the Bar of Connecticut“ ,
of Frank G. ‘

without examination,
Turner, of Greenwich, a. practitioner

Ber Order of minimum.
FRED ‘W. TRACY, Clerk.

 

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, : SUBURBAN lMDRovEMENT Lem i
‘ wile iNSiSTs THAT THE Emma. ‘
RUN His STORY OF THE LEAGUE
meerwo “JUST AS ii is" wmieurj

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