,No Insurance
Some customers imagine that
by" filing an application for
.mu they have taken out an
,1. insurance policy and are
' thereby sure of getting their
finter' a coal in any event.
llothing of the sort.
They have merely put their
sons! need! upon record so that
the Fuel Committee can keep
,1. check on the situation and,
incidentally, keep people from
whoarding cool by buying of
* neveral dealers. All applica-
tions are lodged with Gom-
inittee and reports made
weekly of all deliveries. or
course we expect to have the
coal for you, but there' 11 a
war on hand just now don’t
y'know.
THE,
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uni and Young Men
11.15.0010 $25.00
cCOPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
fG‘N. Main SI
So. Norwullt
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1!! YOU HAVE ANY JUNK
CALL UP
.I'ELDMAN 81 STEINBERG
Tel. 440.
£11.30 AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT,
BOLD AND EXOHANGED.
61 SEAVIEW AVE...
1 EAST NORWALK.
BcaBoardsvder to,“
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t Show cracks
andeeams. 15'
It 11 unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn’t per-
manent. The plaster may tell any day and is bound to need
repairs. ‘
metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. The! are
hard to put up, unattractive and they met
Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
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 6 Bailey Co.
' 7 KNOB CLUn Is I i
' good thing to have a club at the Point,”
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in '
would probably make it unpleasant for
NOT TO OPEN .
THIS SEASON
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wonu‘nuee mm rim rare) 1
While nothing much can be said of:
the reasons why it .would not be a
principally because these rcaeonve.
were not told by the officials in chargel
it can be safely said that there wi‘ll
be a huge force of men at work at
the yaids within at 511011 limo accord
fit to expectations. and also that
these men will have to be housed at
..
or near the yards themselves. which
the club members.
There has been no formal taking
over of the Knob preperty. nor has
there been any negotiations towards
the commandeering of the property to
erect facilities for housing these men,
it is said. but if expectations come
true there will be an enromous force
of men there, who will have to have
a place to stay, and it would be very
likely then that the. Knob club prop—
REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats and Hats.
$258uitsreducedto $17.95
$308nitsreduccdto..............~.......‘. $20.00
$ISCoatsrcducedto...................... ”$1298
$1500atsreducedto...... $9.95
AllHatsrcduced,from...:............98candnu
LCLOAKS [we PARIS ,. MILLINnRr
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
city would be taken oven for the erec-
tion of bairacks for these men.
The committee the went to the ol-
ficials of the Emergency Fleet C'or-
poration at the Point, were: A A
lMalkin. F. L. hamson, R. A Mills,
Judge William F Tammany. Maurice»
H \‘uttrlng and William Miller. The
committee will report at an adjourned
meeting of the club to be held on
Thursday evening along
lines. at Judge Tammany 5 office
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TIRE SALE
SECONDS
'l‘hc lollow lug named
The seilul nuxubei and the otder 11
shown below. They will report at the
Should have a knowledgd of
‘ Erjoonal and business, are fre-
properly-kept accounts would
he: been certified to, by every
COLLEGE
quently due to an ignorance of
reveal.
..liank in South Norwalk.
gone}. a Thorough Course ’in
T EVer-y Person
Financial failures, both per-
preventable conditions that
The truth of this statement
ginuntnl. BUSINESS
Bookkeeping
A remedy {orinlocti one
01 the urinary tract.
Painless, non poisons us
R. n'1lie1 ainlto .tdays.
. PRICE h$1.90 Sold By urnggl glue
Tami» with ml: bottle. or mailed on "1.4111: 1
WE EVANS GHEMECALD 00.8. YCINCillNATI, O.
and wiilnot stricture
@111 G
._.._..___ _._.__ _« nw~~~l
"Specials.
Swift’ 3 Pride Soap ....... 50
179511 Roasted Coffee, 3. lb. 210
Epicure Jelly Powderi, as.
Sorted ........ 13 'pkgs. 253
A. STULL
.4 Cottage Street
‘_1anst Norwalk
11123112113, PILLS
1 llEuDMMthDB
your llrn
the above 1
Dainty Silkcn Materials, 101 "Party MEETS *
Linings of Many Kinds and Colors
The Biggest Stock of Buttons in the City
Kerring 81 Ct);
Act of Congress approved May 18,1917, they
of the United States by this local board
umber
otlice of this local boaid for phyelt .11
cnanainatlon on the slxlconth day of May, 1918.111 9 .00 o'clock a 111.
TristEa‘m S. Hyattr
Norwalk’e Leading Dry Goods Store
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SUMMflNEIl EIJR EXAMINATIIIN BEFORE THE
[HEAL llIiAEI [MIAMI 0N MAY IEIH *
Local Bound for 011531011 No. 14 State of Connecticut, Noru 11111 (‘onlL
Notlce of Cell and to appear For Physical Examination.
persons we hereby notified that, pursuant to the
ill the ”POSS 600115 SOClItlll
We have a most complete display of all the most wanted fabrics that were
purchased before the bin: advance in prices. that are exceptional values. All of
the new and standard shades.
are called 101 militaxy service
of each of such poisons is
The Leading Outfitters, in Norwalk
Here we dress and sup-
19 2-194 Williams, 1' rederitk 12 Close suect South No1walk.
I All SizeSIin StOCR 46 2453 Weeks, Burnett 0. 23 Mei win Street, Norwalk.
57 1546 Monroe. Robert 11. 18 Union Street, South Noru‘alk. . . .
1 116 1331 Levy, Charles 110 S. 111.1111 street. South Nonvuut. ply Whole famllles W'lth
VAAST BROS, GARAGE 167, 2111 Weaver. Harold A. 139 Main Street, Norwalk. .
70 ‘ 197 32359 Clark, Everett 1’. llurlcn. t‘onn. ‘
1 HESTNUT ST. 232 307.1Wcoton, Charles A. Box 2. Noroton. Conn. ..
SOUTH NORWALK' , 236 1769 l‘nulovlch. Francis. J. 2138 Sheridan Street. Bridgeport. d t t
TEL. 1360. TEL. 2011. 246 2098 llut‘n, Gus 21 llouton Hll‘tlt‘l, South Norwalk. 4 rea y O wear C 0 es on
' 265 452 (Tlurk, Arthur W. l‘lowuyton, Conn. ‘-:;:.~
289 574 llnnn, Victor B. 10 France Street. Norwnlk.
295 3290 Brown. Stanley E. 2140 Main Street, Bridgeport. (‘011111
312 719 Ferris. Frnuk H. 167 Flux Hill road, South Norwnlk. t 1
, ' . 3191-111 Klein. Frederick J. 12 Thomas street, Norwalk. 1% our eas y paymen p an.
SChUMtze S wedneSda S eClalS 331 127 6 Lane, John J. 32 Union urcnuc. Norwalk.
‘ y p 2132 1791 l‘crcc, Oscnrrio 123 Main-street. South Norwalk.
. ‘ 362 841 Gnrrlcuu, Michael J. 63 l‘uirlleld 11th South Nouw.ulk
‘ FANCY LIVE LOBSTERS ......................... I. 350 lb. 131 900 Grunuto. Vlncenzo 10 11 God Saree South \‘01 u .111.
1 Rib Lamb Gho .. ...... " 462 3171 Morolu, Stolnno Nototon llclghtu,lla1.cn. ,
i P ‘k 011 ps """""""""""""""" 00 1!). 467 2184 Splono lliluald S 10 llanlord Place. South Norwalk. ‘ _ ,, , ‘ > 1 1
i or Ops ................... ............ 3.21: lb. .190 , 31S 011111113111. Samuel 1) 365 11111111 street, Norwulk. ,
11 Fresh Shoulders. ........... .. 26ch 521 2051 Sand, mun 1 114 Wood street, South Norwnlk. l 1
' ''''''''''' 595 2023 Snbn. Clomge 138 Worthington Strcot. South Norwulk.
5 Native Asparagus ------------------------------ 300 bunch .35 1677 Nol‘dmnn. rump 17 \anet' Sum-u, 111.111.1111. 1 McCALL’S MAGAZINE
1 Rhubarb or Scalions ............... . . . . .1 ,,,,, 50 bunch 566 3025 O'Slmughnesy. John J. 156 Forest Sin-cut, No.11 t‘unuzm. i
i ‘ t 1 , 713 2872 Moreno, l’nsqunlo 11 Locust art-1111c. N. Cannon. ,
. 711 2131 Silk. John 1". Cedar Sll‘t‘t’i, South Noru'nlk. l
l ' 9 ' 0 794 878 (lotibcr, William) ll. llurion, Conn. 1 -
Sohuuze s sam‘ary Marke‘s 828 2159 Smith, Thomas S. 21911111111411‘1101,Noru'ullt. l J ‘ ll ‘(1‘ (la-1111.110?” I
831 1043 l-lonlg. Samuel 14 Elizabeth street, Souzh Noru'ullt. , ““1“ H "1‘”? 1 0 “till 111‘“ illll‘l
NORWALK. ‘ 888 1121 Johnson, Albert J. Logan Strum, llnwuyton. ‘ counncuccmcn S, gnu cus 11m
. SOUTH NORWALK' 927 940 llnase. Edward E. 2" Stuart avenue, Norwnlk. I (llltvOf-tltflll'il» the linssulg of Spring, 1
' 960 155 Batos. Boswell J. ll. I“. 1)., No. 40, W. Norwulk. lht‘ Ill‘I'illl . , ~
Umted States License N°- 171903' 964 3238 11111111115. Arthur 3. Durham. Conn. Summer" F“? {ii
988 2.184 Stallion. Charles J. » 71 Winfield Sil‘Ut‘I. 1’33. Noru'nllt. ‘1 . » 1. .‘m‘ ilc
. A- _ “M fl 997 1917 11121.1, William A., Jr. 1 Fitch Sil‘l‘t’l,E.N01‘\Villk. 1 21111111111: 01 1h}: vacu-
\w: . “'- W 1010 2605 Ilrown, James S. 10 Soundtit-w terrace, S None 11. ion scusnu~ls 111111 1'.
A“ \ mm.mm1 mmiwzm 1961 2648 Hurlbul. Henry A. Wilton. Conn. Mt'k‘ulls' Mllgnaim-
“ , , lg 1077 2344 Ti'lstrnm. Lester F. 378 Flux Ilill road. South Noru'nlk. Ml’t‘ttil F‘Hllion ’ .
£1089 2106 Shay. Joseph M. 16 \\ 111011 1119111111. N0!‘.\\'llik. Shoot "1‘ hi ' ;
l 1511 2074 Schuchleorg’e P. 57 MHIlL‘ mono l: Noruulk. .4 1 . mu 1111 11111;
'2' 3:5“ 1774 942 House. Frederick L. 25 Stuart mcnuv, Norwalk. 1‘llllllllt‘r Book ()1
E \ . ,i 1848 1618 Mclionnn, John 39 \N‘oodufim'd urcnucr-South .‘orwulk. l‘tlSilltllls (quorum-1‘.) ; s.
l ., \ 918:9 2657 Llndhlom. Oscar F. Wilton. L‘onn. ('ollloiu,. fm. .w‘n". '
i w 1"“ E- :31 7. 791 Formen, leyie 41 Foirfiold uronuo. South Noru‘nlk. “room ,1 Scit'ciili l;
"I ' ‘1 M 2333 1220 Knapp, Morton E. , c—o Miss Mary Murrin. E. Noi'wulk. 111‘") E‘ ‘ ’1‘ “_»
i _, . 2397 2839 Burulono. Michael forest street, New Cannon. “ in "1 H]. .(‘lemm-
;'. ' if 2151 2610 Create, Franco 11' 11.. No. 13. Nonwnlk on] '(111111 therefore
!‘ i 2558 1081 Potters, Paul 1:. (in Main ell-Leo South Noruulk. Pan-mt...) (1“,.in of
i 1 Truck 3m 2596 696 .lGngliSh, John 1“. 2:1 lliroi sit-.0111 No1w.nlk Sllllnncrv ”0.. , ,
Q table for express business; can be used with i 2616 2881 Brennan, Eugene 1. 251 1:. Washington SL. 19. Nam-111k. for evcx'w Orifiqiltlllh .
' p°1e or Shaft ,/ s )3 £618 316$ Mullet“, Henry E. Mansfield avenue. Duricn. ~ ““33”“- -
”I ' r .- ' 2692 1803 Pfhnl, Charles A. 1'11 Woodward avenue, South Noru'ulh. 1
1 Double Set Harness. t 2'21 1535 . unity, Stnfilcy 1111.191 ‘0}:31‘811‘ (10., ENE] Not'u‘ulk. MCCALL
» ' a . . . .11 2859119660 , .Muckney, John “1115 Fair 101 am, 1'i goport.
1 Dis la 0 ' . ' El 3015 2754“Il.1vcnport. W. A. Jr. _,Now Canaan, Conn.
E p y are for Candy Store or Bakery. 1271 2819, 'Ventre. Joshpb « ‘304 Pacific street. Stamford. 1 , P A TTE.R N S
1 1. Marble Top Refrigerator Display Case. ’ ill —-a , , , _ L _ . ’1 Wm e391 smears N OVEOBRaRAL ‘ .
' » 1 6 “TITHDRAW CHARGES has Slruightencd out the tangle ‘ , - E Dream, ~, :1 "
‘ CALL OR ’PHONE i, 1 ACAINST PRESIDENT brought. aboutdhrongh Mr. Coburn‘r-
' 531:1, J, management of the two companies. ,.. . 1
E, El 1 ' - the directors have exonerated Mr. gliw York gantFrancisco . a Toronto '
1 l. i‘ 1 ' t‘oburn. dropped all charges and with 1cago ‘ OS 011 Atlanta
E AI Beekmann & C0 '3» (Continued from Page One) drown 111qu complaint. The affairs » -
. g . . 1,. ”- , of- thc iwa companies have hoe-11 sub, M
i 83 & E has been dropped. The. complaint al- lslncttgrily adjusted and both will con-3 BR'GGER AN Eggs. ,
‘ I 1 ll 'lcging embezzlement was to come_up tinue usiness. ‘ .,-
1 85 wasmnflmn Slrecl , Phone 1405 7;, at the May term of the superior court —’ So. Nor-walk Conn. ‘
‘ ' , “" ' , e‘which opens in Bridgeport today, but NO DIVISION OF AUTHORITY:\ '1‘
' ' , Mit is stated by Judge J, Moss lves, BOSTON ay ll.——An offer by the - ’, .
_ " attorney for the Farmers‘Dairy com- llassachus s Homeopathic Hospital - 1.11 - I1 31
‘ gm ~ . . -- » . .- ,. 1 , 1 , ~ ~ puny, that no action nil! be taken b1 of this oi to co operate ulth the gov- , -_. *-- —- ——- ~—- J. .: - 5-5 .
' ’ " ’ " "" " Rn -’ " “i“ ’ ’1 , the company and 111.11 the charge will munch 111 adding to the military 1105- i ,j
_ ‘ R be nolled lpital commodations in the Depart-1, 3
. .1, ver 0'“ “9:,“ The books of the Farm 3’ D lunch of the Northeast has been de-' 1 ‘ . ..
S'scompnny and those of the ' ti all (1 by Sutgeon- General Gorgas. i 1 9 l _ - - 11 1.
, =- SIDaii'y company. with '. letters today to the hospital 1111- U S G0vernm l 44% B 1.
"THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES" 2111'. Coburn war act , l lorlticS and to Congressman Tink I o 0 . ' .-
have been audited and it has been. am. of this city, Genotaltloxgas stat- _ ..
:3 Main Street, N rw 1k found that the difllculfy as. as. he that diYiSiOH 0f 1111310111? 'in' the; ‘
0 a E—stnted ut the time 01‘ his arrest last. 6 e of Sick and wounded soldiers can-i
jmonlh due to 11001 bookkeepin" f not be considered by the military an 0! \me 1’ Liberty Loan
lather 111111 11 V t. thOrllles '
rnsHioNABLE summer. runs AT VERY ADVANTA ‘umn Wu; prflesldciixtde Elie .19....32 , 1 . 1. 1 ..— i
GEOUS PRICES sillail'l compuny and he 111.0 01 gunned ”AFTER THREE YEARS
.1.», the Bridgeport Dairy ctuupnny, the . \ . ,
‘ Kolinsky, Nutria, Hudson Seal and Fox Annual Sean’s; ' 1 1211191 concotn being formed. to (31., 1 Many men and women ate Sick and on “and i013 Deliv I1
taupe, White, Silver and brown Shades. $113520 mte product of the former in don't know it Some never discover [y
' ‘ ' r 99"" It ‘IPVNODC‘I “t a ‘9 Ether have kidne troubl hill the
onrns AND scones or FASHIONABLE connmnrxons cent cfoniorcnce between me mm: 3,131,. ,0, 1... “.52.“,8 9T1, kidney;
1 » here 01 the Fa mcis' Dali com
' $12 58 to $75' 00' ‘ ii pony, Mr. CobtnEi and the 11211101139“? wmkmg all the time filtering 1301- ./
‘ WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ‘ ‘ng that Mr Coburn used funds of 11m 1 sonous 111310 out of the blood stream,
‘ EXCLUSIVE LADIES' AND MISSES’ READY TO WEAR Falmers Dairy company made has" and when they becomé neakened or
APPAREL :Elihéonli.31h§$3u"i)§h? :Ligfiéia‘floi‘i: deitglgetl, backache, pains in hides and . it?
n . 1;. ,
iii being his intention to straighten out gro q’ recalled rheumatism, lithquid m“ TRUST CO m
' the aliens satisfactorily A situd ”105: swollen joints and 011191 :Wml’i _
‘tlon arose 'ln which ant accoundng toms dev.elop W. 13.111055, Ogden. ~_
‘was demanded and {rum this devel-' Ark writes: "Foley KidnewaillS re OfSOlli‘h N0rWfiIk,COnn. .l -
_, charge of embezzlemenn. followed
‘, ‘1 unit for $7, 500.
, Mlle bucks. which
: oped the mm“ M M Coburn on the lieved me of severe kidney troubles of
three yenre ste”lin‘g. -—-Stllleon-Powell
Corporation. .1 1 1
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