new , 'b the date
myby date of order or of
' tton. The date of de-
will depend upon our
,4: to get the cool and. to
‘ considerable extent; ope;
‘ pnon‘ ‘ 't 0 our 0 er—'
a“ ,get psi-and upon other
.7 circumstances as they
tripe. You will have to take
your chances, with the as-
Tum-em of fair treatment as
or as we control the matter.
. him are subjecttochange. _
up or dewn, at any moment,
y direction of the Fuel Ad—
ministration. -
some
VIICML (Ml?
. ‘ Suits
COPYRIGHT
,~ j Clothing Co.
would SI
humour:
. .4 cm- or
WEAK & BTEINBERG
. Tel. $40. -
AUTOMOBIIBES BOUGHT
‘ AND EXCHANGE-D.
‘81 BEAVEW AVE,
EAST NORWALK.
milieu and Young Men,
So. Norlvelll
I
Q
4 prlng&Summer
mums.
- I
Bearer Boards lol' Ceilings"
Y9“ "idem «a a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
and wants.
It": unsightly and inanietie, but worse still. it isn’t P”-
mfiflent- The plaster may tell any day and is bound to need
repairs. . M
Metal ceilings no longer but can too much. They ere
hard to put up, unattracttveand they rust.
BeaverBoardhualloftheadvanteguandnone otthe
”WW-i Itu as longlaetingaseteelandmorepleeeingin
appearance. * -
, Innew; buildings or old it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely ‘couvmee you of this it“ you'll give us a chance.
The Hatch é Bailey Col.~
£81843,th 1-4.», 19.18 A "4' .,
-.. _.._._....._.. , __.. V...
FOREIGN OFFICERS
TO RIDE IN noose .
EXHIBIT AT DEVENSI
(Manuel From Page One).
‘ I
‘divislon headquarters and the regi-
room will be allowed to stay away.
the limit of time, breaking camp at‘
6 o'clock Monday morning, thus be-
ing back just In time for the oflioers
to attend the first class at the new
school. ‘
The regiment is working on close ‘
larder lormetionon the present trip
and also on new attack work. ‘
‘ This will be the first time that any
regiment has been absent on such
work over Sunday. But the men of
the regiment. it has been decided,
will receive their weekend passes
just as it" they were been at the can-
tonnlent, Trains or street care may
be boarded close to where the real-
ment is encamped, which will not
necessitate the men coming back LO
camp. -
It has been the intention, in the
. REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
,$25Suitsreducedto....................... $17.95
$3tlSuitsrcducedto..............4. ....... $20.00
$18Coatsreducedto............... ..... $12.98
$1500atsredueedto.......................v-$9.95
AIIHatsreduoed.from................98candul)
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLIN'ERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
event of the regiment slaying longed.
to have automobiles lneet' the menl
returning Sunday night at the regi-
ment post exchange and bring them
.out to the camping grounds at Still
River. Ill view of the new order,
however. it has been decided that
men returning from pass on Sunday
l I
l Tristram '& Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
5
Dainty Dress Goods Low Priced
The season’s neWest» display of White and
ColoredWash Goods is now being shown here.
THESE SPECIALTIES INCLUDED
Plain and Novelty val... white and
1
1
Pious. white ... . . . . . . . 35c. 50c. 59.»: ill.
night may stay in the regimental bar»
racks at Crimp Devens, the. rest of
“he regiment returning in the morn
. lug» '
I The 303d Machlne (lull Battalion. In
which there are many linrtlord men.
II colors. at .............. 29c. 39c. 50c Linen. white ...... 59c. 75;. $1.00 yard
- Plain Batisles. white ......... 50c yard Poplin. white and colors . Silo—45c yard
Plain Flaxons and Lawns. white. 1on9: Cloth ....... ‘. . 35c. 45c. 50c hard
at ................ 25c. 39c. 50c yard
Nainsook ........... 25c. 35c. 45c yard
.......m w....,«.....».,........... ... H _ .
will send a baseball tcum to Karl»
ford Saturday to play lllc Hartford
iEaslern League club. The lineup oil
Ithc team will be as follows: Larunsell.‘
I3b.; Hoffman (of Hartford). 2 IL: Loll-
grin. 1 b.: hood (of Hartford). cf.
Lieut. (“lick-r Stanley. ct; "hutch
Leonard (of Hartford), lf.; Johnson
___...... .___.__.
(of Hartford). rt; Willard. as; andl
"Suulzz" Pilllon (another Hartford
TIRE SALE
SECONDS -
All Sizes in Stock
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 onnsrnu'r or. some nonwsnx.
our. 1360. TEL. 2011.
‘I athletic idol). p. This team is not the
Iregular t‘amp Dcvens team, belnr. die-
tlnclly the team of the 303d Machlne
Illun Battalion.
4 The battalion will have entries in
lthe big horse 3 ow of the 76th lll-
Ivlnlon which out be staged um u»
lnlorrow afternoon under the auspices
got the 3015i. lt‘ield Artillery.
lbatlellon cxpec
‘lll the louomul
be driven by Waggoner Dennis Toohey
of Hartford. In addition to this team
the 303d battalion will have as on»
‘lrles Captain lluvnl flood. of Com:
puny B and Stable Sergeant lonnelly
W- M...»_._-
and Private llalulop of the llt’llil‘qual‘»
tors company. lilies Eleanor hears.
Every Person
.ould have a. knowledge of
KKEEPING
.~ (summit! oer
who ‘ lid linemen. eret». fre-
on tly due‘to enignorsnce of
'mventable‘ conditions that
gtproperlykept accounts would
Don’t Miss These Bargains in
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
4Urllvensl Lunch Kite, Made
of heavy tin—blagk finish.
FloWer and veaetable geede:
Regular be—Speclal, 8 7pack-
wcll-known Boston society girl and ex
port llorsewoluull. will be one of the
‘ ‘ llut'l'y F.
judges. Mlljdl (IPI'HHII‘
... commanding olllrcr of the
Hodges d Mrs. Hodges will
76th Division an
l = guests of honor.
n(‘olollel Nod B. Rchcnpf will be
chairman of the cominlllt‘t‘ I“ “ham"
The!
ts to produce a winner I
9. team, class In which.
they have entered it tcpm, which will
NIIIES
H.Krieger& Co-
The Leading Outfitters in Norwalk
A Few Good Bargains ._ _
To Be Had for the Wise_ , :7
Buyer '
After every large sale there remains odds and
ends. broken lots. single pieces. which are to be sold
cheaperthan ever.
, Come and rummalzearound.
BIII SEIIIII
4W
t'slllt‘l‘lt‘l'll
The Hay Scouts or
quarters Orders, .\'o. l5. .
All Boy Scouts of Anlcrlcu and can» ‘
dldulcs are hereby ordered to asst-m .
lllf‘. all the Armory Sunday afternoon llt ; ‘
mm In uniforms consisting of oumllt.
shirts. shorts. and mussels to'takel
purl in the Red t‘ross parade. ID?" .. . ,
Lack (ll uniform will be no (Xlull II WM“
for non-tlltouduncc.
llouo»
was.
and Cnplain F. Al Cfnrei‘sc. of rum-
" "l Will be oer o ..
231:3":1mw will he one of the biggest
house shows ever slotted lll the cooll-
try, In addition to the regular clcnts.
a number of features of llllllltlly nu-
luro will bciul‘luded in the list. II
The judges will be John bulimia? .
of Boston: (3. Howard llllvlson. he“
fern a Thorough Course in
Bookkeeping
Fltted with vacuum bottles. ages for .3. . ...........:...24c
Reamer $3.50 at ........ $2.93 “Regular lO—Spe ill, 6 pack-
agee for ...... . .......... 49c
Extension Window Screens,
Slxe 18" x33" at . ....... . .39: 10c Lawn Seed Package ..Bc
Japanele Tea cups and eeu- Remmere Peroxide Beth Seep.
cert. Regular 35c at 25c pair 2 cakes for ........... 23c
wColoniavl Glues Fruit Bowls, 1- , $1.50 Steel Gerden Fork: at
_.quert elze, Regular 49c at 37c . . ...... . . . . . .......... ' $1.29
100.12. Length: of Sash Cord Dashboard or Barn Lanterns.
4, . ' *‘ Armodyio’rinlectiolls
of the urinary tract.
fl 4 Peinleee, nompoisonoun
B and. willnot strictm
t ".3,“ Réllevcsin lamdlye.
‘ s." y ”I'll
each bottle or mailed on mutual.
. repellent) Br
I CHEMICAL 00.. CINCINNATI, o.
a; Work will not. f
ton.
‘ nthe coal famine is on."
rged by James J.|Storrow.
g €920 per cent,
GET AFTER
pntlnued from First Page.)
8
4..
has I 805
out winter war industries will
coaland those not engaged
y The public
ot-‘gyet realize the seriousness
o‘er as it is appreciated in
, g .
5*" pound of coal saved today
,a pound available next winter
be ecessity of restl-icting‘coal coll:
inlhe manufacturing plants
A
.10 per cent.. he said. would
by mpror‘e the situation. and a
he believed.
det New England over the
honor DELINQUENTS;
Cole the names of men who
not reported for physical ex-
10 return questionnaires or
ot reported for physical ex‘
Mnrt‘stotal is already larger
I? Hartford's, 1,400, the
hero reporting on aggroi
y delln tights.
loathat city. wide “re-
or clothes line. Reg. rear red light and reflector
ular $1.25 .at .......... ...98c Regular $1.50 at 9.8::
Green Painted Cemetery Vases 39c Heavy Gian Rollins Pina
Fasten firmly in the ground, at 29c
............ ...1?can625c .
“ ‘ 35c Force Pumps at ...... .. .22c
Black Screen Door Wire,
Widths 28 Incbee,3'o incbee,
32 inches and 34 Inches at 24¢
per yard up. ‘
for Cleanlng Sinks.
Universal Food Choppers; site
_No. 2.. Regular}2.19 at $1.89
3 ln 1 Oil, 60c size at ..... .391:
a;
Universal Bread Makers, Large
size, Regular .. .$3.75 at 53.10
GEHEBE
So.wNol'waIk
PHONE 1069-2
59c Wearever Alumlnum Sauce,
pan. flat bottom, long han-
dle. double Lip at ...... 39c
ALBERT F.
. 25 Washington St.
PROMPT DELIVERY
)(ll‘n. George Mondcll, Boston. and
Miss Eleanor ll. Sears, Boston. ‘
"he list of events includes :1 class
for single mounts for .enllstcd monk:
two classes for officers mounts. One
lol- publlcowned and one for privuh,‘
ly-owned animals. a class In jump In
for enlisted men and one for ollscscls
a gas mask mule race, thertders e 2:}
required to adjust; thelr ._ gals mesh"
from the alert position betele “I‘ll 9
ing their mules, ll clues for lOlll' lid.
teams. a class for lll‘llIIPl‘Y teams on
on lntcrollicd mot: open
' he lost event. l . ‘ .4.
fOIIl‘l‘ officers from the French. LnT‘.
llsh and Uhited States armles. linens
man to rlde one lap o furloug lh
distance. There are many Prone“.
and British odlcers at the camp. Incas
bers of the. foreign attaches, here 9
instructors. who will ride In this too. .
The men will be mounted-on gm ern
merit. mules.
Othelnd tactful;
against the Li erty ‘ .
the standard of regular perfolmnnces
at thehouse are improved. l‘llose t?»
charge of the theatre have been no1
lied that unless the stnndllrd of, is»
performance is raised there hill 9 .
investigation. ll
Vlost of the co ego
al‘the training camp, but some have
to tennis ol
is to be taken here
theatre.
men are. “N
vet to report. Those who have report
’ .' e 'amlned, mentally and
9d “ere belng ) f the candl-
CENTRAL HOTEL
_ Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam hente el t ‘
lights and gas. Fine cafe attached; also Restaurant: rising:
and American style “
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. I Tel. 1555.
J. DISESA, Proprietor. '
ll} DISESA. Manager. f
hvsically today. Some 0 ‘
gates went on a short hikchloday. die.
1 first work to be done. at tlle‘scnuol. ,’
Among the candidates at the scltoo‘
ls H. I). Jordan, of Chicago, who I‘m-V
Irecentlv returned from France. harm
:won a Croix
de Guerre for treating
‘woundcd men under fire.
3 Private Joseph Biggins.
71:. member of the headquarters con»
T‘a
. Daily, and once “-4.;
TWO STEAMsHIrs ‘
tueen Net Y 1 d (I l isent without leaye- ‘t 1
I . > v r or: an ‘8 “5‘0"! Texafifl now at the base lospl a -
UNDIii‘R X‘MERICAN Sb; 1:“? 327.7 feet long, 54.3 feet wide? an ankle. which he
an H n 9ND Of 2454 feet. She wasfl from a window
I: G ARE SUNKla freight steamship. . ..t?§ing .10 escape ‘
(Continued from First Page.)
- _ l
fienretary Daniels made public theIFIFT‘Y DOLLARS
loss oflhe Neches in the followingl
announcement: _ . .
"The War Department has received
information that the Neches. it cargo
carrier of 7,175 tons, was torpedoed
and sunk on the night of May '14, or
“@171? morning May ‘15. ' ‘ '
f‘All .on boardwrereported saved.
. ."The vessel was returning without
cargo. _ ‘ ~ .
.‘It is béllev’ed that the vessel cal:-
Ioldor than the Neches.
l
(Doomed m use one) ’
titty, secured since April 16th.
fiftieth application was read. _
s in Service be»
The steamship Zaanlund was nluchiThe injury may
TO THE. RED CROSS: «Pencesu
of the drive was changed last even-
ing to “we did." Twenty applications
was received last evening. making justl.
En?!» » » ‘ ‘ ‘
husla‘sm ran pretty hard when the,KenSInlt°nt were arrested.Wedne§d§Y
’ 3015i. Infantry. ab-
Ipany of Bostons from April. 20' is
with n brok»
received b37181“)-
in Boston while
he provost guard.
leave him Incapacb‘
1luled for military service, if it does.
Ilnterest centers in just what action
I. ANNRCHI'ST"
I HELD IN NEW BRITAIN
I
NEW BRITAIN; May 17.&iobbe
Sanchlnl, self styled "peaceful anar-
chist." his wife. lrma. both of this
city. and James 'Barrettl. n“""obbler at
l
night, it was learned yesterday after-
rl‘ed screw of about, one hundred and The success tt the; ,mpeign ls marrI“ 4- L ‘ -
twenty—livemen' No troopewere on velous when considegtldh is given tolmmnf and are W at locel’pollcelllfifi
board: The Nechbs was under charter “the large number of young men that. querters for .the fedora . ‘1- .v’
by the United States solemn; Board. have left the .‘city; to enter the sent-4 on September 84 4.1917; “Julian“
Sheldon uvsteeluablp; :Wlt“ ln-‘l93t‘ flee: ‘ ~ . ’ 4 “ insults were arrests "taken to
and had acrimony-gel anon lourteen “ The work that the-K. one. has, and. Boston m. deportau'dn ere later
llz
moths" ‘ ‘ V ’
e Neebos‘ was-built
held 1
for the boys-4 in the nrmyflund
to» ed with
l" the course ,
unless I
‘of, Boston. ‘
Commissioner. . I
Ilo
RED cnoss
ANNOUNCEMENTS
mm
l’IllIE MACDONALD. 2 _ ‘ ‘» ‘ . ,
People who take pride in their homes and find pleasure in
making them attractiVe are quick to appreciate the fact that
our lines of Furniture, Draperies, Rugs, Linoleums and House:
furnishings are moderate priced, construction, style and finish
the best. ' ,
A visit to our store will convince you.
(continued from Page One) ; If
Sunday Parade.
Then» will be a short parade on “
Sunday afternoon, composed of the-
}lomo Guards. Red Cross Cllupters.l
Boy Scouts. Bond and Drum Corps. In '.
Saturday's paper will be published I
complete account of all arrangements .
in connection with the parade. Only”
those who are in some way connected:
with the war, war work. Red Cross until
its work and the musicians will take ;
part. in the parade. ll Is in no wuy_ ‘ I.“ ‘\ ’ 4; . ‘\_.
to be a civic demonstration. lls pur-i . \. . .- .
post» is to emphasize the fuel that we}; QUALITY HICHfJT -pp(r[_y LOWE! .;
arc in the war and that the lied Cross? {' «~— ‘ 7M~ . ...m... ‘3’
119003 funds. I 'ku‘d‘m'm Mm“: am ,ufi .1“; 1mm:
Sunday Evening Addresses and I _ ' “ "‘ ’ "W ' ' ‘ ‘ '
Pictures. :
The brilliant speakers that are to be 7 4 . I HE‘ARIN GOES 0v ER
in our city on Sundnyevcning to lltl' SEVEN BRITISH I «(i—M ’
dress the nudioncc‘snt the Regent until ‘ SUBMARINES I Labor Board Not Ready to .Take Up
Palace theatres. together With the , 4 DESTROYED' Hat Case.
I
.1 ~
beautiful and thrilling screenplcturcsI
to be shown. will afford a very interi
selling and instructive evening's enter
'tainmenl.
The tickets nreito‘ be disposed of. - ' ' .
previous to Sunday evening, and areImag'le “1111:: escaggeuggoszgg%ying lulned home. the hearing having [lone
now 0“ “I“ at the Red (7th “985% 0!“ . pm ~ f over until a date to be announced Iota
quarters in the Krmory and at thelthe submames large quanta” 0 gm, but probably until next Wednes-
Somc of the Ihmburiuns who “tint
lo \Vusllilluloll early ill the prescrnt'
'u‘colt lo attend the hearing before the
Vallional War Labor board .have re-
(Clontlnuell flrom First Page.)
..—.—-—-
Falrtlvld County Savings Bank. also at iexl’loswes were Placed inside them-day. if the board can arrange to lake
the stores of Trislram 8: Hyatt. Glen-land exploded by cons of fuses. The. up the case at that tlmc. . ;
A representative of the united
denlng. DeKlyn. Jackson», Hour. 0013'»
burn & Lauder, Roger s; slevens, J. 31.1
Layton & 400.. Foulton Donnolly. Mil-4
ler. Zelluf. Mend. Joesph Davis. Morel-
series of explosions which followed.i . ,
~ ' ‘I-V-‘sz ‘llalasn
43h°°4k the “me my °f Hellmg'1$5.133?‘12:.5’14‘...liidxl-Z‘illlélli £55m;- -
fore and the Gram 0f .the detona":ly and quotcd in last night‘s paper, to
Ii & Carboni, South Norwalk Savings tions was heard for miles around: the effect that Attorney Wells. of
Bank and em" places. The property value of theoraft Illu-lford. went to \‘Jusllllkgtnn niche
‘ - and the material destroyed reached 135‘ “Wk ‘0 {Gill‘ei‘l‘l‘f *‘ “WWW
IRELAND WANTS . la total of about 500.000 pounds $3“..I‘ill-Sl’lnl.“ll??§lli‘él"3d§‘I‘ll.
- EQUAL RIGHTS; An account of the destruction of ‘ »
(Continued from Page One)
_ members of the company appear in -
lseven BYitiSh Sllbmal‘mes MPH-81' person. was incorrect. The company”
"Isinfors was given to The Associat. was entitled lo Illin‘kl legal cglnsc‘l it:
‘ed Press corres ondent in a porttrt‘nnnellllll will} lo pmcecl mus. 1'-
”ml. all the promises were llllcvcd Silli'Iwhere he met .Sgem! of the mem- was slumdntoduy. uud Mr'.“.a}.b.w;mt
ply for thejpurllose of deceiving the 1) rs Of the Crews of‘the subma. rides.” ll aslllnplon m that council}. ”'1‘
House of Commons, the British public.- e _ members (fl ”‘9 0011193113 “I?“ apps“?
and above all. the American Guru-n- and whence he traveled beck _t0 rd there in response ‘to the mull-sen»
' England on the same steamer With 4
lied Euroyean nations. and of prsludlc-Lthem. ‘ '
mom. the Americlm people and the Al- {gighgl‘g};.:g§;‘1bg%lgfi ‘1 who” Mat.“ {is
4 . . . ;. - ~ ‘3" Wow . l \" ‘l. a list
1115“??? figllhertlfull‘elglld 1I1 ”1911' e“It: The BunSh crews got out Of :lll1lI‘J1F‘Elilli!l‘M(i\§r:lllsI} 2;???“ l: «is»?
. o 3;! 3 I . .L It . .. .t ’ . ; . . .
and Govergufem 11; infigpmfiyy’f‘fnaw; Hill-Emilio“ only twep'e hours is just hegmllmg its duties and has
bonds of sympathy which 1.9.4e»‘.)x§.,sedll}!lcad of the Germans entrance consldcrablc business Ollv‘l‘llt'llf; H it
between the American and mm na-‘mto the town. The men assured tools 3"" our use lllls no»... to fit.
tlons eyel- since the foundation of the the correspondent that they hadf($09119;6:;22231‘1‘fe‘311311sgegoa; : 11:21,“);
Repub‘ic'" ”“3 “mm“ "“““'""‘95» efi‘ected the complete destruction” “‘* " - ' ~ “ r .
“‘to urge upon their British allies lhe - 1
duty or immediately applying sclll- 0f the}? underwater graft before
hearing in the hat case. -...‘
“’1NQUIRIES DELAYED‘ ‘
.détcrmlnaiion so ulagllificeullv sci leaving- I
lforth in President Wilson's declare-g, “““ ""‘“" » I CNN!” 301‘“ 3: Phelan has “0?»
lions. the benefit-.0! whiph is denied. PRISON EXEMPTED. .cmnpleted the papers in the matter
of the, death of Clarence Ihic‘chn
'to Ireland. while therlrish pcopio are HARTFORD, May 17.4-The Condom
at Greenwich last. ,week Thumlnfi"‘
$33353“ to fight ”We“! m Ifm‘emn. tlcut state prison, this week was added
‘ ‘ . .to'the state institutions whose employ-y
1L . .
i ‘Mrs. Stephen Hoyt, Who has been es are exempted from the Clvll service
‘ everal law, Governor Holcomb granting ex»
in the Norwelk Hospital for s .
weeks. left the Institution yesterday eruption at the request of the board 0? ing for the parents ‘of' the child,»__
101' New Connemnd will spend a week directors. Herealte-r» appointments who were injured. to recover 'bo- '
I {will 'be made directly by the board" tone he resumes his'hearings.
uncut reterence. to the civil service ‘ ‘
“W“.- ..
Alton Helg the child killed by a
car Saturday, the coroner» is war:
In the matter. of the death or lhd I. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler