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WEATHER. FORECAST
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonighqt Friday show-
ers; moderate winds, mostly south—
west. An area of low pressure which
was central oven; Utah yesterday
morning has moved eastward in in-
creasilr gintensity and now forms a
well-defined disturbance central over
western Nebraska. It is cauisng cloudy
and showery weather from the Rocky
Mountains eastward to the Lake-re
glen. Scattered showers were also re
ported during the last twenty-four
hours on the Middle Atlantic coast and
’ in New England. Several stations re-
ported thunderstorms.
ture is considerably lower this morn-
ing on the North Atlantic coast. but
no decided change has occurred in oth-
er districts.
WEATHER A YEAR. AGO'
TODAY
' _....... 2
Temperature: High, 58;
45. Fair.
1 0 w,
[City News
Josephcéltmtos has secured a pos
itionvas clerk at the soda fountain at
Glendening's. drug store on Wall
street.
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The federal food amlnlstration for
Connecticut has issued a general an
nouncement that there will be no re-
turn at present. to the meatless dais
and meatlesmmoalsnalthoushdmpresoI
ing the-necessity for urgent‘economy
and that milk and fish stuffs should
be substituted whenever possible in
the preparation of meals,
The tempera“ 1
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TIIAIIIIIIAFIIRITIIS
iConnecticut Senator Endo
ses Investigation to Clear
termined to Learn Facts
WASHINGT N, May 8.—T\vo new
investigations 1‘ aircraft production
are about to be launched.
President Wilson and the cabinet were
hearing yesterday Attorney General
Gregory’s plans for the inquiry into
charges .of graft and mismanagement
ordered by the. President, Chairman
Chamberlain of the Senate military
con. mittee announced that the com
.mittee proposed to reopen its investi-
Igation and put its fingers on the men
1esponsible" for deficiencies in avia-
tion piogiam
Heuse Also Acts
| In the meantime the House military
iconiniittee considering the fifteen bil-
Lon dollar aimy appropriation bill
with a billion for aviation, virtually
'completed a 1br.ef alreiaft inquiry of
ii own. Alger hearing Secretary
13 her and his chief sides for avia-
tion, the committecmen were agreed
that the situation did not call for an
investigation by them and leading
I
11 embers said aftei the meeting they'
weie convinced both that there had
been no criminal liability for delays
and deficienees in the past and that
the present status of War Departmentl
I
plans Was satisfactory.
i Gregory Sees President
1 The attorney general spent an hour
with the president after the cabinet
(meeting. Later he announced that as-
isisiant. attorney General William I..'
Fricrson had been assigned to con-
gduct a thorough inquiry with nssis
ace of other lawyers of the depart»
out and spec 'nl agents of the bureau
of investigation.
One of the [list steps of Mr: Friee'
150“ will be to examine the report sub--
lniitted to the President by Guisonv
lBeigluni- for evidence to support his
sweeping charges of graft and pro-
German intrigue. Attorney General
I‘Grogory said today the sculptor would
be given the fullest opportunity to
substantiate his allegations.
To Have camounasifoport
in addition to the Borgium report,
Mr. l‘irleison will have the report
of the President's special committee
headed by H. Snow-den Marshall and
isuoh‘ information as has been devel»
oped by the Senate committtee.
Appaltentlx the
.Gcneml Squier.»chiof sixnaldftfoer of
'the army, for a military court of in
jquiiy to establi sh the truth or falsity
-of Borglum' s accusations against army
officers still is befme President Wil
son. -
Won't Deter Senators
Senator Chamberlain. referred to
W'hile .
1equest of Major 4'.
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the charges that pioGerman influen-v
ces have inspiied criticism of the air-
craft program and declared such char-
ges would not deter any of the commit-
RETAIL GROCERS' CONVENTION
SPRINGHELD, Mass. May i.—More
Ithan 300 grocers and piovision men at~
tended the annual com ention of the
Massachusetts‘ Association of Retail
‘Grorers and Provision Dealers, which
opened new today for consideration of
aquestlons affecting the trade Prob
lems mowingr out of war conditions
1'4 .and the demand for conservation we1e
vexpected to lend unusual interest to
the discussions at the two-day session
Public Mind-Two New iJohn A Green, of Cleveland, Ohio, for-
Inquiries Into Situation merly president of the National Asso
Begun-q—Military Commit. ciation of Retail Grocers, and Thurs
tees of Both Houses De-i me'olwmemr SW" “mum‘s
asioner of Eights and Measure-aw Wlll
be the piincipal speakers at a meeting
tonight
FIGHTING PASTOR BUILDS SHIPS
' JAF-FREY. N. ll.. May 8.——Rev.
L. Cutler,
Church 11919.15 regarded by his fel-
low townsmen as a real “fighting p11“
son" byrhis determination to contri-
bute his share toward the winn' of
the war. Twice rejected by medical
Mt.
pastor of the Universalistl
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oillcers as untitrfor military service, hot
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“Quality Shop”
New showing of Blah-Class Silk Suits and Vel-
vet Sleeveless Jackets at moderate prices.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
saw his opportunity in the appeal for
shipbuildere 11114116“st maintaining
his churchrhe journeys each week to
Newington, Conn, 130 miles away. to
work on the night shift in a shipyard.
Mr Cutlér was a member of the New
Hampshire National Guard for a norm
ber of years. but was 1ejected by the
medical officers when the organization
went to the Mexican border. A simi
lar rejection blocked his attempt to
enlist for foreign service.
The Newest Fashions in
AFTERNOON DRESSES
ette. Charmeusns and Taffeta
Georg SWEATERS
0f Shetland Floss Atttactive and
‘ Low Priced
BLOUSES
Georgette Crepe. Wailiabie Satin
and Lingerie. medium priced
one 1’01 every occasion
NECKWEAB A full line of up— -to-
theminute styles in collars and
vestees.
THE LITTLE SHOP
60 N. Main street Scuthflorwaik
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SPRINGTIME SH'GES
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We are constantly receiving new. models
including many novelties 1n WHITE Scots
that are sure to'ploase.
111. runs or srocsuos '10 surest
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Here you will find the best of everything to eat and drink
at lowprices. “
Grape fruit marmalade, 20o value ................. bot.1dc
~ Rockwell; Breakfast Cocoa, ................. 1-2 1b. tin 16c
eLnrgevbottle pickles, chow or sour relish . ~. .............. 17c
Franco-American Ready Maid Soup, ............. 3 cans 2512
New lot Wheatsworth, teal graham biscuit, ......... pkg. 120
Challenge Blend ccfi‘ee ....................... per lb. 221:
MinioanndsardinesinTomato Sauce can13c
Golden Santos cofi‘ee, 1b. 201:, .................. 5 lbs. for 951:
Hunyada Janos water, per bottle ...................... 45c
Derby Brand boneless pickled pigs feet .............. jar 350
A number of Display Tables for sale.
Bargains for quick buyers.
A. F.Beckmann 81 Co.
83 & 85 Washington Street
Phone 1405 g
YOU owner
word to insure yourssitzmther-
wise you would not need insur-
ance. The same rem that}?
prompted you to carry insurance
should. upon due inquiryrndmom
lab you perhaps to take out more -_
insurance, because of the increas-
ed cost of building materials; 19,-,
her and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the cost '
of making repairs, or re building. 1
after a tire.
J. M. layion & Co.,lnc;
5 RAILROADAAVENDE
SOUTH NORWALK; om.
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Job Printing '
So. Nor-walk
ELECTRICIANS '
Burnished for repair or now work. Oompotoutmsnondpood
service guaranteed.
DINING ROOM Dom, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL m
ammo: sun surruns
The White Electric (30.
Electrical Engineers and Contractors
134 Washington or. Phone 499. Re. Norwalk. ]
111.1. illiiallery'?
.. DEN 1151'
madman Bo".ifowollrJJonl‘.~
Hours} ”11:80am. 7903.1“ ‘
The Norwalk- Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
Slower-o “9'10" and ,“Annltogo. Brearley” ’
1 mutant accepted-at Norwalk and South Normals from 7:30 to 6:30
pumlrfon delivery ctr-Plenum; East. River. Foot of. ‘JacksOn street.
New York. 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at.
Pier 45, East Rivar. New York. from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
1,, leaving pier IlSEnSt River. New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
‘ excepted
tee from doing his duty.
Hommm. Company he”. “mm "Sensational changes affecting the
'aitcrnit program are be.ng received
lar monthly meeting Tuesday even daily by committee members" said‘
ing Several new members were lni the Senator- The whole business has.
tinted an foui applications were re» been camouflaged and misrepresented;
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eeived. It was announced that a 3100
Liberty Bond had been purchased by
the company. the second one in the
series of loans. Hamvandwhuese sanda.
wiches were served after the meet-
ing.
A sacrifice of custom will be made
at the Knights of Columbus State con-
vention on Monday. May 13. in Nor-
wich, when a great public war rally
will he held instead of the usual fes-
tive “concert and ball" which marked
the opening night. of (01111011240an
tions. The patriotic event will be
held in; the Norwichv’i‘own :Hnil at 8
p. m.«~ The~fraternity has. generously
offered half the program to the Con-
necticut Red Cross. Col Isaac iMa. Ull-
nian, of New Haven, chairman for the
Red Cross second war fund drive, has
accepted. and has arranged to have a
eloquent speker address the meeting.
Capt, Hazelwood. who has recently re-
tumedjrom overseas service. will de-
liver themed Cross Message.
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Wehfivedlterequip- .
mentandorgsmza i;
"to serve all
to the Ameliean people. This com-l
mittee is determined to do whatever I
is necessary to help win the war.
theie is responsibil. ty for lack of
speeding up. the committee propOses
to put. its finger on the _men responsi-
able, without fear 01 -favor. And itg'
idoes not propose to engage in any)
white washing process either. I
Senator Brandegee, of Connecticut,
~Republican. and others approved the
proposal to give the public complete
information.
tor said it was time to; those making'
charges regarding the ovulation situa~
tion to "prove up or shun"
REGISTER SOLDIERS’ MAIL
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The Connecticut Sena-I
Postal authorities advise all per-I
sons sending money or valuahts
through the mails to various ar
camps. to either purchase money
orders, or have letters or packages
registered. At all camps the postl
office department delivers all
to -. armyumail orderlies,: thereafter
having no responsibility in the
mutton: This system saves time.
and prevents much red tape
man;
in.
tracing valuable maili in case ot‘,
loss. I
‘ Make This Store Your Head-
' quarters For
WHITE FOOTWEAR
For the Coming Bummer.
' Over the Top Styles.
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These Springtime days are calling for the out-o ’dom' ‘
where the baby belongs all the-
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DEFINITION OF GHIROPRAOTIIW
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art "
adjusting the same. Disease isicau'lodt
by a wrench, twist or spmin in M
back. Even if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
{11:1- lifo in the different organ! Ill
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored 5“
through harmonious: the nerve m
tems in your body. Female troubleii:
given special attention: also cum
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gret giving the Chiropractor a change ..
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