N 0 Insurance
Some customers imagine that
by tiling an application for
coal they have taken out an
insurance policy and are
thereby sure of getting their
winter’s coal in any event.
Nothing of the sort. '
They have merely put their
coal needs upon record so that
the Fuel Committee can Map
a check on the situation and.
incidentally, keep people from
hoarding coal by buying of 3
several dealers. All applicsr
tions are lodged with Com-
mittee and reports made
weekly of all deliveries. or
course we expect to have the
coal for you, but there's a
war on hand just now don’t
y’know.
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FERRES
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. Spring Soils for:
Men and Young Men
$15.00 to $25.00 . y
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Clothing Co.
0 dune Si 5». Norwalk
1! YOU HAVE ANY JUN!
< CALI. UP
PELDKAN & STEINBBRG
Tel. 440.
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Every Person
should have a knowledge of
BMKKEEPING
Financial failures, both per-
sonal and business, are fre-
quently due ,to, an ignorance of
preventable ficgnditions that
properly-kept accounts would
reveal.
The truth of' this statement
has been certified to, by every
bank in South Norwalk. ‘ i
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLL'GE
Offers a Thorough Course in
Bookkeeping
and wil'lnot stricture
[G G Relieve-in l to 5 days.
So .
‘Pmcz '20 Id Isragglsts
Treatise with’eseh bottle orgyailed on miucst.
rHr: Evans eneh'dtf’é’ofi‘ CINCINNATI, o.
oi'the urinary tract.
Punlem nun-poiwmus
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1 PureLard, per lb .......... 30c
Swift's Pride Soap ....... 55
Beaver Boards. ior Ceilings
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
and seams. '
It 's unsightly and Win, but worse still. it isn’t per-
:anent. The plaster may tell any day and is bound to need
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up, unattractiVe and they rust. ‘
mafiapzerlntoardhlusngfiradmmandnoneofthe
. is as t ' '
appearance. ong g as steel and more pleasing in
Innew buildings or old it's the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely eonvmoe you of this if you'll give us a chance;
The Hatch E: Bailey Co. .
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Women Workers Through-
out United States to
March '
On May 18 all, over the United
[States from Maine to California the
'women workers of the Red Cross will
start out at 2 o'clock in a parade 'ihnt
’ Will so down in ‘history as the big-
gest one of its kind ever attempted.
Dressed in white with white head-
dresses, the wooien will march
through the principal streets of the
various cities all over the country.
The parade here will be composed 0!
all the women who have ever work-
‘ed in the Red Cross or have ever had
any connection with its work. There
will be no bodies nor societies repre-
sented. Just one great band of wo-
REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats, and Hats.
$25Suitsreducedto..........' ....... ..$l7.95
$308uitsreducedto............... ....... . $20.00
$1800atsreduccdto........................ $12.98
SISCoatsreducedto....... $9.95
‘All Hats reduced. from . . . . . . . . 98c and ill)
CLOAKs we PARIS MILLIN'ERY
33 So. Main. St. So. Norwalk
lessee-e
ens-sus-
men bound together in a common
icause. The auxiliaries and churches
‘are to unite their workers with all
who other workers so that no separate
ibodies will appear.
{ The only divisions in this parade
.will be the divisions of work carried
van in the Reditross. All the hospital
igarments 'workers will march to-
gether. all the surgical dressings
workers, all the comfort bag workers.
.ull the knitters and all the clerical
‘stafl. Each division will be led by the
heads of their committee wearing her
'blue veil. is sign of hcr rank.
l. Local draft board calls for spec'nl
.Ft'l‘vlt‘e to men physically qualified for
renewal military service: Railroad
'bvukelncn, firemen and conductors.
eruilroad engineers. gunsmith, operat-
gtivos lll Run factories. Register at
ionce with local board. May 20th is
3':
Etlie last day you can reulslcr or vol-
'untecr for these calls.
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TIRE SALE
SECONDS
All Sizes in Stock
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
run. 1300. run. 2011.
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.Health Bulletin Gives Inter-
esting Facts About Physi-
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials
SMOKED SHOULDERS. lb. ............... 23c-
LEGS LAMB. lb. .......................... 28c
SHOULDER VEAL. lb. .................... 24c
FOREQUARTERS LAMB. lb. ...... 24c
RUMPS 0F VEAL. lb. ........... "’ ........... 26c
Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
nonwsnx. ‘ ' scum nonwstx.
United States License No. 17,903.
ilcul Health Bulletin for April. which
made is appearance yesterday. is a
"hurry up" call for more doctors irom
the United States Surgeon (lain-ml.
The need for additional medical offi-
'cers becomes greater from day to day
and the department has almost I‘Hili‘Il’
ed the limit of physicians '.\uil.thlc
for assignment.
An examination of tho rot-mi“ of
the first 10.000 drai'tocs reic'llnl be-
cause of physical defects. flI|u\\‘.i that
21.68 per cent. have been rail-121ml be-
cause of eye trouble. Ol‘wr muses
rnnuc from l. to 8 per cent. II was
found that the'rolutlye fitness of men
for the draft is toiliutbnn population.
28.47 per cent. and rural 27.93 per
cent. Almost one-half of lht- young
men in some elalt'fl are so defetyiw
that Uncle Sam can not use Hum.
Thirteen states had less :hm 25 pct‘
cont. physically unlit nnd mic had less
than 15 per cent.
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Arcmedyiorinleetions .
FOR SALE; .
ALL GENUINE BARGAINS.
1 Truck, suitable for express business; can be used with
pole or shaft. '
1 Double Set Harness.
1 Display Case for Candy Store or Bakery.
1 Marble Top Refrigerator Display Case.
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CALL OR. ’PHONE.
A. F. Beckmann &Co.
83 & 85 Washington Street ' Phone 1405
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llConnecllcut lied Cross Chapters
comb said that Connecticut had con-
" tributed approximately $3,000,000 to
‘ ‘professor-extreordinary of the Univer-
sity of Munich. who was recently talc.
Pneumonia. the report cave. (mines
more deaths today than any of the
other acute infectious diseases. Phy-
sicians are reminded that lonilmr
pneumonia is now a reportable dis-
ease.
During the month of February
[there were in the slate 2.717 living
births and 820 murriuzcs. 'lllis
month‘s bulletin contains no mortality
statistics.
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RAISE 5 MILLION
in addressing 1.500 or more
'gutcs to the State Convmition of the
in
Hot
Hartford. on May 1, Governor
the first Red Cross War Fund and that
in view of the portentious and critical
ithis state did not contribute 35.000.000
; lo the Second Red Cross War Fund.
! WANT GOLDSCHMIDT REMOVED
l HARTFORD. May 10.——lmmedinte
'en in charge by federal agents as an
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a 1b. 210
Epicure ' Jelly Powders, as-
sorted 3 pkgs. 25c
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A. STULL
2 24 Cottage Street
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13 Main Street, - y 'Noi'walk
Extra Special ~Sat utdnyOlfering
‘ I» new?“ ,models and ‘made of strictly all woolfahric. ,No i
charge for alterations.’
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Advertise in't'he"S:ntine .
'573 'ofh’ale University, Professor Gold-
'schmidt was transferred from Hart-i C d'ti l C on went for being
ford Jail to the State Prison at Weth-' m I h g ven o e ‘
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.enemy alien at New Haven, to ‘ Fort.
"Jay. N. Y., is understood to have been
ordered. A few days ago upon re-I
guest of President Hadley and others
ersfield, that he might have library f3-
cilities.
CUT THIS OUT-IT I8 WORTH
Don’t misathis. Cut. out this sun.
int. writing
unintended
delc- ‘
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A Splendid StocK of” Ladies’
Sweaters
Of silk or wool, in all the most wanted colors
Spring Suits and Coats
Stylish garments in a wide choice of Styles, shades
and materials, very reasonably priced.
‘ Service Flags
Of silk in several sizes and of cotton bunting»
Special Service Flags Containing anv Number of Stars to order.
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Our Hall Price Sale
WILL BE IN FORCE
Until 10 P. M. Tonighl. Monday Until 6 P. M.
Don’t be Sceptical but Come and
be Convinced.
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to-wear goods are out of the ordi-
nary sales. I
It will be a long time before such an opportun-
ity Will offer itself to you. When you have seen
the Tailored Suits at $7.50, $8.50 to $12.50 and
fine Silk Dressesv$7.50 to $15.00, and the wonder-
ful bargains in Coats you will never leave {lie
store without buying.
No ALTERATIONS AND NO CREDITS
DURING THIS SALE;
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NN' IS El iggiglbier will continue to pay \(ngesystarted in the hotel and 315 .h'ihu":d'.'
T0 ADOI I NEW ‘ file the. men released \vgiilentlgont‘anrny to hzuc been of intend-1m) origin, f'
i ers will pay the wages no. I , l c. , i . . ;
LABOR SYSTEM: their employer. A patriotic sacrifice MASSACHUSETTS MEN Eli‘liLFtiAifi.‘
l ‘ , antifnctur-l BOSTON' May 10""Th" ,
1 19:13:: tlfafingidepgstxefil difference! 1.336 Massachusetts inen furnished u
the first state to put into operation as ,. , . . . the
~ - ' :while the employee remaining in .
plan for the use of industrial workers. plant carry on the tasks temporarilyv
as’ part time emergency workers mil 1' ~ 1" ‘ d 'n 0103:5100“). N. y”
- t by their comrades on Id .6 I , . _ ,.
food production by an article in the; e ‘ . idistrictallotments mll
ICause of greater food Dr0(l“c'1°“- ,five days. The mm sen
current issue of the U. 5. Employment . _
luill be credited in each dislll
Service Bulletin, the ofiicial publica-
tion of the limited States Departmenté WOOD FIRES UNDER CONTROL lugainst the next regular quota.
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‘der 3 special draft cull started teddy-i:
‘front their home districts for Fort'f
and the cntrainim‘, of”
. continue; for f .
i, on this call
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of Labor. Added praise is accordedto‘; ‘ ‘ .,
Connecticut becausethe manufacturl LlTCH-FIELD. May 10.—~Thc uootfi: -—-'-*“"--‘-
’9“? and merchantsof ““9533“? are the I fire in this town. Warren‘ and Walsh-j WAR WORRIES U
first to endorse, officially the plan and: nder control. .n sweprf '
release employee. The state also has ington ‘8 now u e includ~i
perfected a release system‘whicli mmver a ’0‘!" thousand “0'" “r a l
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trial package co
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icolds and croup; Foley Kidd Filling
ifor pain in sides and back: harm-'1
tiem, backache. kidney and dder atl-'
{manta and Foley Caihartlc- Ta'bletS.
,a‘ wholesome and thoroughly . cleans-
ltng cathartic. for constipation, bill-
'ousness. headache and“ sluggish hove
ha—sumres‘al'oerpore‘ua
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, the first of its kind and ‘which is con-
lmen during the period extra labor will
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sldercd better and more effective than tout last night and' are still on guard § 83115-
the excellent plan employed by the today but the danger appeared to begorder,
Canadian manufacturer last year. i ' ' p "
State Director Leo A. Korper and over.
Associate Director Allen B.‘ Lincoln of;
the United States Employment Service", $100,000
working in cooperation with the Con-l
neotlcut State Council of Defenses are,
organizing the new group of workers.‘
for farm uervice. Pledges are beingiemall hotel, forty bungalows and oth-l
obtained from employers to release! or buildingsnand the boardwalk. Ml
'Nmssau, by the sea, witha property WWW-3““-
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DAMAGE m
nrlnlnz or
iTabletsigivc me quicker relief than
. NASSAU. "-1 Y-lnnythlpgl have ever tried." They 19-1-1
LONG BEACH. N. Yu 1“” ‘0'”:lleve biliousncss, bad breath, bloating, 5";
Fire today destroyed the postofiicey algae. indigestion and constipation. No ly-
nauseu.—Stillson-Powell .
peer HEALTH
It is agreed by medical nuthoritiesy
timberland. Men wel'efthat worry affects the digestive orch.»
When the digestion is out at f
it throws the whole physical be—
ting out of gear. ~13. 13. Hayward. Unn- .
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