5t“:-
C
I“! swam ' '
Maryhsdsnarmy mule not
towed a- barge of coal and
every step was kept' in tune by
Government control. The boat
was loaded at a pier where
' go with a. whack.
and any stud is dumped on
board, so long as it is black.
It followed right along be-
hind, it couldn‘t get away, the .
line was made of strong red
tape—they' re using more
each day. 7
What makes the coal-men
sit up stra' t like little kids
at school? ch fears he is a
criminal whenever he sells
fuel.- Sol'ne day the teacher'll
be. turned out; ’twill be
against the rule to bobble a
chap with a check-rein strap—
such punishment is crool.
511-11: ¥
_, R35
toll: courses
I 11;: “we..-
is based on
Business Experiences
‘ hookkeeping records business
experiences for quick, easy ref-
ereppe mayhem the relation of
these ex eriences to wise busi-
neifldoh not: . .
s'rupv nooxxnnrmo AT
1103111135 11111011er
”Beater” Boards lol- Ceilings
Yen seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn't show «no.
and scams.
It‘s unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn’t per-
manent. Theplutermayfallanydayandisboundtoneed
repairs.
11.1.1 ceilingslsst lmbutcosttoomuch. Theyare
.hardtoputup,unsttrsctiveandtheyrust. -
Besverllcardhssalloftheadvant‘agesandnoncoithe
handicsps. Itissslonglamngasstcelandmrelflmin
appearance.
Innew buildingsoreld it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
|NUTMW BIRDS
PUSH IJP Illifilllll]
IN Hill IJIINTESTI
Seymour Leghorns A189 Gilli
' Blue R1an for Best;
Showing in April ‘
STOR'RS, Conn. May 25.-ln the
twenty—ninth week of the laying con-
test at Storrs, Connecticut birds push-
ed the weekly pen record to 64 eggs, or
1a yield of over 91 pe1 cent. This pen
{of beginning enieled by George Phil-
lips from Seymour were also awarded
the blue ribbon or first prize £01 out-
laying every other pen in the contest
Home lovers Furniture
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, Linoleum and House-
‘ furnishings are moderate priced, constructioa,style and 1101.1.
the best.
A visit to our store will convince you.
: _., -._ ,
during the month of April, in which
liliese ten hens laid 243 eggs. It might
lus Well he said first as last that all
the bes'. pens in the twenty-ninth week
iwere of the same breed The Leg-
I
l.tions llenly E. Heine's pen l'roul
ll.akewuod, N. J.. was second best for
.the7 week with a yield of 112 eggs. M.
semen " 12.11.111.111. '
Tristram :8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
As the summer season comes. visitors to our store find many big and little
115.... that mean a money saving when prices are compared.
i If it is a suit or a pair of stockings. we have it. and there is a wide choice of
--.‘; 32257-1611
For the Summer Collage.
material and color in every case. _
I T Lindsay's pen from Mattilut'k. NJ
E A. Bullard's pen from
lChestnut Hill, Pa. and A. P. YRobin-
,son' 11 hints from Calverton, N. Y., tied
for fourth place with 59 eggs each. The
total production Ior all pens amounted
' .to 4.5.78 eggs, or a yield of about 66%
Tper cent. "This does not quite equal
ithe unusual pace at which the bims
have been going for the past fortnight;
.ol' 40 eggs
i holns excluded all the others and won
!'l01 Ihenlsehes all the from line posi-
W _-_,_,_.-___ . nevertheless. it is nearly 600 more'than
1were laid in the corresponding week
CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
{last year and is, in fact. better than
for the corresponding week in any pre-
1 vlous contest.
3 Ne Roosters Needed.
I It. does not seem to be universally
1:111:
peanut BUSINESS
COLLEGE
, lull Line—Fine Assortment ’
7 ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH AT LOW PRICEO.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN
South Norwalk.
1'41 Washington Street.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sts. Tel. 1556.
N. DIBESA. Manager. J. DISESA. Proprietor. understood that hens will lay perfectly
’ 'well without the presence of male
. 7 . l' 7 ”5"” 1F. 5 birds. There is not 11 rooster in any
I . . 7.x , .7 7 . . - l ' 7 _ _ . . 7
I WALL PAPER. 56 and 10C R0“ 1 pen In the entire contest Every one
Iought, by this timer. to be Virtlluh‘,‘
' through with their breeding opel‘ulionsI
in which case It is certainly well to
consider whether or no tthc rooster
should be disposed of. If be Is only
moderately good. it Is perhaps the bet-
. .. ,_._...—_.-— _.
ler plan to market or consume as this
automatically reduces the grain bill by
Spr1ng&Summer
.suits . ,. .I
v “i"
.For Illenand Young Men
COPYRIGHT
Cl th C .
mm... 13......
Bodies and
epaired
x‘lfir’lls. ,ej‘uill M;
BRAZIIIVG A MI” WELDING 7
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VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 onnsruur er. scorn noswsm
1111.. 1360. TEL. 21111.
Fenders Lams
Radié ators
|just so much and the ploducl front the
Ihcns “ill ltcep betlcl anti will keep
ilungel. lnfcrtilv eggs cannot begin to
hatch ‘wht‘t'eas fertile eggs it left 100
, long In '0 temperature as low as 70 per
7 cont, may begin to develop If. of
course. the male bird ls too good and
,too valuable to slaughter. he can be
j separated from the hens and .lhus get
the saute result.
The three best polls in ouch ol the
principal varieties are as follows:
- , .:
Bargains.
Jus'l' REGENEI) A mass
""8019! ’9' OF PURE NEW
113"? w -.‘l
nameless MoLA'ssns,
“W 7. :17".7»‘7
2hr: qt., gallon 95c
Ksniooc's CORN rLAKns,
pkg. cut to ............. 11c
7:11¢§h~..7'
zidottage Street
fifilsl Notwalk
mmfiun , -_...
Jules l-‘. Francois, West Hamp-
ton Beach. L. l.
I Barred Plymouth Rocks.
I
l 1121
Schultze’ 8 Saturday Specials
Small Lens of Lamb. ..... 36c lb
Foreouarters Lamb .. ......... 30clb.
FreshShoulders 26clb.
Smoked Shoulders .24ch
>11 7.1
Schultze’ 3 Sanitary 11.11.13
nonwatx. , W W
' United States 11...... N9 ”90$
sermonwsm ‘
: Toni J. Adamson, Lateral P. 0:.
1 Quebec. Canada. 1076
Richard Allen. Plttstleld, Moss. 1123
White Wyandcttu.
Obcd 6. Knight. Bridgeton. R. I. 1203
llryman Farm, Westvllle. N. H. 1021
F. W. Harris, Melrose, N. Y. 1009
1 Rhode Island Reds.
Richard Allen, lPttufleld, Mass. 1128
iPlnecrest Gt'chm'ds, Groton.
' Mass. 998
[Charles H. Lane. Eotllhboro,
l Mass. 988
I White Leghorns
A. P. Robinson. Calverton. N. Y. 1070
I _7___.
May Whle Sale
l ”MIOND BRAND.
4' s-lusln Red 11.1"}: metallic
' 7-111. am 111111....
make-cotter. B- of
4! E
J IA 0!» BRAND Pl :chrnlg
' hmmu Best. SMMMVSRellsbIC
" 50100100000515me
onconmrltlu DAY
. SUGGESTIONS
Lawn Mowers, Grass Catchers,
Sickles, Rubber Hose, Cemetery
Flower Holders,
Trowels,
Plows,Etc.
Croquet Sets,
- £5.-
Alberl r. 1.1....
V' ‘ 28 “Washington 781; So. Nerwslh
Psalm Delivery. '
"auscula éXCEEna odors"?
ay 23. —-4Ans i has 911..
needle??? Aliggi ‘or ‘s’to‘ 000%?‘1‘11‘4 11113
from Second War Fund driva, report
1 h
the third
1119* ____'-5,(
. 01111117531.“ Plus
Garden Tools. Hand ‘
Phone. 10»: .
is on and will continue all next week.
There are quantities of dainty NIGHT GOWNS, “ENVE-
LOPE CHEMISE, CORSET’ GOVERS, PETTICOATS, .PETTI—
LETS, Etc.,; also CHILDREN ’8 DRKWRS SKIRTS and
GOWNS. '
regret the missed opportunity For not tor a long time can
fl/CN CRFIDE MERCHANDHL FIT HOLYRRTI PRICE]:
86 WASHINGTON ST.
is
slime-palatable casein
7.151111111110111 'May 23.—Tho price
tilting committee of the War Industries
and probablyg will
77‘7- 71117
11an (111%
CORDEEE,” Ga: .,
brace
to three 77‘bionths be. ‘
' If you do not profit. by this event you unwelcome to =5
.May 20. ~James
recommend to Cobb, the negro, taken from jail here
the preach prise by: a mob shortly after midnm was
7 11
J 0. LeFevre. New Paltz N Y. . 1052
.‘, llracside Poultry Farm. Stouds-
burg. Pa. = 1031
_ Miscellaeous.
fl: Oregon Agricultural College
l (Oregons). Corvallis, Ore. 1140
‘Cook and Porter" (Burt Wyun- '
7 dottesl, Easthampton, Mass. 1021
H. P. Clyoes (Butt Wyandottes)
East Hartford, Conn. 979
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'RIOTING IN GALICIA
STOCKHOLM. May 23. —Pogr01_ns
have taken place at Viellcza, Gnllclu.
‘ Innd many Jews have been wounded
seriously ccording to a report recelv
ed by the Jewish Press Bureau here.
Shops were plundered and windows
smashed, the damage to property ex-
: needing 1 1.000 000 krone .Thr local po-
lice made no effort to protect the
fi7Jews and military assistance was sum-
moped from Gracow.
—;=
i
l. AFTER THREE YEARS
Ii
Many men and women are sick and'
don't anIv. it. Some never discover‘
they have kidney trouble until they
gapply for lite Insurance. The kidneys
lure working all the time, filtering pol-
sonous waste out ot the blood stream.
landwhen they become weakened or
'deran'1 g,ed backache, pains in sides and
grains, so-called rheumatism. lanuuld~
NEGRO MURDERER LVNCHED. lnes. swolletfijolntsc and other symp-
toms develop.’ W. B Moss, Ogden.
Ark. writes: "Foley Kidney Pills re
tiered Iniéo‘tizg
three years
Iwere in third place with a production;
Wye kidney troubles 0:;
07111.11. ~Stlllson- Powell
11
In the Carpet Section are inexpensive runs. of many sizes for the porch or.
cottage. as well as all kinds of draperies. and the famous Quaker Craft Lace.
which insures window satisfaction.
a
$500000000ADVANCE I IN
ON RAILROADS: .,
H.Krieger 8100.
CLEARANCE SALE,
, .1
Of Ladies’ and Misses’ Wear-777
ing Apparel
The most complete assortment of Wool. Silk and
Wash Dresses in Norwalk.
Prices From $3.98 to $15.00.
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
Times like these when it requires two dollars to
buy one dollar’s worth of goods. our system of doing
business will and must appeal to all hopest men and
women. '
7, SPECIAL ron DECORATION RDAY.
Boys’ Wash Suits ..................... . . . $1.50
Other Suite for boys." to to 18. from . .- 7. . $5.08 to $8.75
4‘88» mew-f fling: ‘ ~x:':7 —(.-:I
1;
WAR CHAPLAIN AT
TRINITY CHURC
(Continued From Page One}
Advance Totals $500,000,000
This means a rate and tare ad1 unce
aggregating half a billion dollars. lnl
the 15 per cent. case the railroads“
received about $60,000,000 from the!
socslled 15 per cent. advance. It 1111-7 .7
plied, however, only ill Eastern ter-li I
Lory, and principally on commodity
rates. 3 7
There is “Me doubt passenger :5'
fares will be increased to 3 cents a
mile. and perhaps 3 1-2 cents a mile. :-
At present the mileage basis is 2 1-2
cents a tulle. Class freight rates are, '
expected to bear the brunt of the luv .
crease. These rates apply largely on ‘
manufacturing articles that go in less
than cat'load shipments. They neces-
sitate creator service than coal, ores;
and other heavy commodities. ".
Though some rates will be increas-
ed mme than 01119111, in a levelling
deemed mltisdhle from the experi-
once ol’ the Interstate Commerce! ‘
Com-mission ill rule making, it is not
likely that a single commodity or 7
article uill escape. l
l'7 other the taill'oad control act Pres‘
ident Wilson has full power to fix
and review rules. This power has
been delegated to lliteclor (.l opera] of
Ilinill'oads Ncl‘ldoo. All rates mlldo
‘nre subject to retiotv by the Intel'-
lstute 1"ommclco lommisslon if pr-u
test is i‘iletl. but with the government
.-
'e-‘u‘m :1- 4887.19 Host » (953..
R. Memorial
Services.
The annual Memorial and patrietl
isol'vites for the Douglas Fowler P05 _7
and Pail‘lotl -
us arbiter of the rules it is filling;
there is little possibility of any l‘iQ- --—‘——--—--'-
duction.
With the cov'emnwnt ptlalanteeiuz.
returns to the railroads under gov;
ernment operation it is csscn
that increased charges put up by‘l
such operation be met. They must.
be paid either through rate returns 01
from the Treasulyd' 11s railroad tarn- iNo. 4S (. A R vill be held in Tim“
logs are Kuat'anloe 1
It is DINCIOI‘GPDEIM Zichr‘iloos Toluot r011 should be 11 great day in 31111“mounting?mofihyifiinfimfin$323.1
view that the persons and business behalf of the .Red 01.085 War Fuund other pulllolic mganlzatiom: will at. .
Wines“ gelling “”7 “I’m”: “3‘13“: Encouraging reports are coming in he plcscnt. The Woumns Relicft‘for
gagiémbgggea (tihgnpédglleg ‘ from the collectms and great things Th9 hmlflhlem of 11111217111511.1111. .
l are expected during the. last tun dsysl :gouncll The Pat‘m'w 0rd"- "“5‘ 0
l 7 mel'tcu The Order of American Melt
56 AMERICANS . 0‘ the Second “ ar Fund Drne. I The Norw allt Chapter of the Doughte 7
DIE IN SINKING I Aletter wasreceivedvestcrday it"om or the American Revolution and tlj_
0F TROOP SHIP General Russell Flost, now in Hono i “rhTsf‘tfills hTm; Healer?!“ 3.1511111. '
go rm 1' curc11v a on no.
21:“? enclosing a check for his sub lform and souls will be. 1est~nod 1'1.
(Continued from First Page.) {“23"}? lzsriifgdiiwfnjufimmm1$.11... membcls or the N01 walk (111113}
e or 1,;
The Moldavia was torpedoed with canse and that means mutual co opera-ngh'f‘ NPV!\};aId%.:tAg110s;Rgdtt‘l 5
out warning It was a moonlight tion on the 'pal't of everyone it you L ‘zllfla‘fda 0:191 5;“) ‘gonton
night and although agood lookout was feel that your first contributoion wasi 0 I: am a so ass an lieu q.
he ['11, attackin submarine wag not of the Home Service department 01
sighted 9before 1h: telpedc struck. 1”" “We as “we“ as " ought ‘9 be, Atlantic DlVlsion 0f the Red Cross 1111
Most of the men aboa11d,;wele in send the balance to the solicitor of b" ”‘9 $000181 preachcl The Nation!
their hammocks when the explosion your district. ‘i‘n‘llhfiml allggmhel‘ D‘llllliotic 11:“; WW ' .
occurred amidsllllip dThc. seaimen and! The South Nbrwalk‘ Evening Sentl- hits‘hlgcnt 013.19. 1:1; 11:3 1:11:13; awuflcugt
soldiers alike 5 owe. :no pun c. ,
They fell calmly into line. and await nel very kindly solicited from sixteen organ Sortice 177'.~ at :30 :1
ed orders When it was seen that the 0f the Gill‘s Manufacture”, four l‘ull -----*‘-—~———— \7
Moldavia 11 as settling down all on page advertisements. and turned over TRA'NING AIRPLANE MECHANICS
board were taken off by the escorting; to the Red Cross Fund one half of re- FOR OVER SEA SERVICE ‘ .,‘
ships. We‘ll“: unlounllng to 340- The Sentlnel The final outcome of the great wall
The men lost all their belongings. also contributes today a half page ad between autoomacy and democmcfi
b1“ were supplied “1‘“ new clothes: at vettisement in the interest of the Red will be largely settled ill the nit:
below the:
She steamed ahead for some
Sizedigirpim na1al ports where they 0'05“ Campaign ‘ French expelience has shown that it
It is believed the American s'o'ldlels. This W011i 0f the Red Cross will he is necessary to hale ten trained 11in
!niissing from the Moldavia were Sleep the making of munv a young fellow. lean mechanics fat cvcly pilot. Till,
‘gnf: on therthtom deck and fvvore o‘f'f' As one recently wrote llotilcz‘Dt1111':l\’est Side Y. 71M. g .\., of New 7‘10):
t2,9t?)ebix‘m;§§$gatVllzi駧lIl§y 33:22:“, .Dad: I am a better man today than accordingly established an AIIDIE':
'ing to reach the main deck It also 15' the boy vou shook hands with last Sep- School, which has already gradual
'presumed that some of the ladders tembel. Tell the bove’ to be men, for about 600 it 111121717 lion. '1;
""“e destroyed. the flag wants something to stand on For such «on. it is necessary t
The vessel was struck as well as someone. to how it 110-" illuve a Militaly Bl plane. as well at:
Egggifter being struck and at mm it‘ Thele is not union to say, but much the Speed Scout and other airpla'
lw‘as hoped that her Watertight com- more to ‘10 dining the closing days of parts and accessories. Thus the st
lpartments would enable her to reach the campaign. At the close of tho dent is given pratcial expellences
:1)ng .Vl Id 7' fgr 00,7 drive 311 payments on pledges lanti ter Hench lectule under the guidanc
‘enial Steam Navigation Company Site Oils Fm" “Sh?“ 0f the Red C1013 servi1e
l was built at Greenock 111 1903 end was Fund .~ ; All standmd trues of ailplanvs
620 feet long. ll PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. :l‘eplesented. These are dismutled
Tilie 'sttearnshilg Moldaviahwas of: the ‘ ~ assembled by students; Special wor
'5 mwnoxens 0" 5555555 5...
Daily Mall at ‘a southeast coast pm VANCOUVER B C \iay 23 -—By The “5“ 0f “mm“ 3979‘“ use“ 5" 1.
He quotes a memberI oi the crew asunumimcus vote the Metal Trades plane Tamils IS “010“ 871W taught.
'5‘?“- f 1 h 7 Council. decided last night to call out! Half of thetime is spent. in the ole
subglafil‘l: 30153213 use“: tgelffithebgttle: ten thousand shillYard workers in 311- room and linlt‘ in the shops where if!“ -'
sighted before the torpedo struck tish Columbia at 5 oclock this aftels student nctuully walks out the them-
noon. T139991" for e. 111111113, it is said. 'which on has mastered.
Oly halt a dozen men who were put all
on a left got so much as a wetting and I is an 7rt force the imperial he 000111 5 1n mesmflawmfi
>they were saved. " :Munitlo nnd ind‘ebg t‘hhip— ‘ to 110‘ ,8 ‘ “Ii The (1.9"
7 / . builders pay a scale 01 eg equal .77., “1"" t . . .01131117100‘
The boat Joe is unloading. a cargo to that paid in the United States for ‘ "WNW "1‘3“- 7 l9! " 7
of pea and barley coal at Raymond similar wrok and for a. forty-foot hour Write to the West Side Y. ll. (1.
‘ the 1. ‘ it. . - . 7t 77 7 $7, 11318 West 57111 street, New Yorkcltra
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