on) on
Huyhadanarmy mule that
towed a hargcmott coal std
every ste was intone y
Governmgnt centred. The boat
was loaded at a pier where
' with a whack,
and any stufl' is dumped on
heard, so long as it is block.
It followed right along bo-
hind, it couldn't, t away, the
line was made strong red
each day.
What‘ makes the coal-men
sit up straight like little kids
at school? Each fears he is a
criminal whenever he sells
fuel. Some day the teacher’ll
be turned out; ’twill be
against the rule to hobble a
chap with a check-rein strap—
such punishment is crool.
THE.
FERRlS
. toll. courses“:
.zsusnrss women
is based on .
thasiness Experiences
Bookkeeping records business
You seldom
and seems. ‘
It’s unsightly and inertlstic, but worse still, it isn’t per.
fluent. Theplastermayfallenydayandisboundtoneed
letal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
(hard to put up, unattractiveandthey rust. ‘ '
Deaver Boardhuallottheadvantagesandnoneoithe
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
IPPBWGB. ‘ .
In new buildings or old it’s the logical ceiling. we can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
TheHalcll E: Bailey Co.
see I. ‘plsstir ceiling that doesn't show cracks
A».
Furni
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Home Lovers
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. I
A visit to our store will convince you.
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Beaver Boards for Ceilings
,CONNECTICUT
l MEN IN 29TH AT
CAMP M’CLELLAN
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Jersey men. They are
bunch of fellows. With nine months:
of hard training here behind themfi
and realizing that the new men are
a splendid .
l
Tristram & Hyatt
. Norwelk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
only rookies, they are untlring inl
their efforts to help them. and to.
make them feel at home. l'csterdayi
Cotton Bunting
Cotton toe—1
nt‘ternoon.‘when the rookies Went to,
the mess hall for their first meall
here, someone sat down at the piano:
and played Auld Lang Syns,” as
the men marched in. I
Yesterday afternoon the rookies J
were outfitted with olive drab uni-l .
forms and equipment. They have
so much clothing now that they don’tl
know for the lives of them, what;
they are going to do with it all. !
Here as in the other camps, arel
those persistent rumors, ever grow-'
ling in intensity that the regimental
will be leaving soon. They start.
these rumors like the rustling of a
breeze in the leaves of the trees,=
and waft themselves over the whole
luamp ()ne rumor last night said:
.the troops ware starting today, and
that the rookies would Spend the:
week on the rifle range learning to'
shoot. I
1 Other rumors hare the time for,
leaving set at twa, three, or l'ourl
weeks. The longest time any be»
lieve the, troops will be here now is!
Flags for Decoration Day I
A big and varied assortment oi silk, wool and cotton bunting
Wool hunting flaps 3x5 ll. 4x6 lt. 6x10 it. and 6x12 ll.
Flags al Very Reasonable Prices ,
Small Flags on Stalls
5c—-l9c Silk 50c
Service Flags With One Star - 50c-75c-$l.00
Wool and Cotton Bunting by the Yard.
two months. 0t course, no one-
iknows anything about it, but he is:
a poor man who doesn‘t liaVe some .‘ w z w . I~
lfixcd idea on the subject. tiel'tain;:zl.g‘ t figfig‘fifi‘ (1’ humit Har-
' it is, that the equipment issuedfimle'y of Slami'ord’ !
would argue for an early departure.l ' . -' ' .
Winter vloming iucmding .. heavv'prgétitiliid’é‘f .3::§$§‘."‘l1;"‘f{32 "3?.
I3:331:91;ng133233;” mi’lllfllficcrs of the new membership t-x-
' » . . "t d at ' .~
1 Just how the rookies are going Ufie“?“Eglggége‘kalm.
to pick up in a month or ‘ two. what and Edwm‘d J. Splan we“, advanced
l
of Norwalk until
one tries to answer. The latter, how-.1ng their new rank. Captain Hm‘lord
{experiences for quick, easy ref-
erence and shows the relation of
these experiences to wise busi-
ness conduct.
STUDY BOOKKEEPING AT
THE
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cele attached; also Restaurant. ‘Italian
and American style
1” sh?” ”“19- by “PM“ with, ““1 the t‘onncct-‘cut State Guard .ln true
watching the experreuccd men. military style The awards were
. . rm _ ' ' ‘
A Turk who turns out to be mm” based on proficiency and rotor which
his Zailus of Torrmgton. is over 5'41“.“ judged by the number 0: “Wm
Company R 0‘ the lbm' 1"" "'3 cations secured by the various com-
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. _ Tel. 1665. 7:131ng lafillufilgdnfgmfi “th l‘ “:mauds. Considerable rivalry has _'
N. DISESA. Mill or. J. DISEB Pro ristor. , ‘ , . ' ' . , ‘ ,arison and a contest is erpccicJ nt '
a“ A, P “’3': he “a“! “1‘ ”if other ‘»*’l‘1‘p"' the next meeting of the count-ll, June
——= some it: was 93"“ “pp“m‘ y "l 6th. as another bunch wlli soon prc-
. MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE. .
WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Full Line—Pine Assortment ,
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISK A'I' LOWPRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
. A. COHEN -
141 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
taken out of his tent and put in in charge of the army 939'“le ,0.
ltcnts and Nick was of the number. 1
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someone noticed it modal on on Ital, _
Spring&Summerg
Suits
For Men and Young Men:
COPYRIGHT '
Clothing Co.
0 N. Maln St So. Norwalli‘
Fenders, Lamps, Bodies. and
Reéietgrs Remixed
enamel Alvin moms.
went-o
‘ VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT s'r. son'l'n nonwm
TEL. 1360- run. 2011. ‘
inn-American selective. This man dls-' , , .. . . ..
pltl'yed it proudly. Said he won it in xlghmfiam Affififilifioffi :2 22003:,“
the iiullhn army. and that it was it ' I ' ' . ' .' ~ ’
reward for killing Turks“ some ton :fggglfi; lilfilgoiigonowdl‘migul (25:!
. .
. " ' V.- _ ‘ ' , ‘ *' do you know wuit cti‘cct t 9 change.
‘ {igx'l‘méfmffie' liltiflllll‘gzll filamgnigméfi in your food is havlng upon your
fld'dl' 1' a ‘ 5 3 ' 3 g Inestling bubc? Many infants nppnr-
lL Nit-it's aucoInprc-hension of it loiently Well, fat and lchly are found‘
, J , ' . . {to be defective. A sudden cold, it
gallilcidilgmdgglhntnlliesttgzigfiallli d‘l‘wld ;sln‘.ple contifiiousidlgcuse may; calms.
, _ y . . ‘ ~ . '»to your (‘l t ant, ccttusc ins.
I:Igllt‘d‘lllltalw'rsellsflt’ldol‘hdrtgllzillie 13:2}; not the vitality to throw it off, its
lwns'told ol' the medal and its signif- little life mfnumkd out q".l~(:kly'
-. ‘ h' id sucl thini‘s could botchild who lb properly noultshed hus
“““Le " so ' l" H the right kind of excrclse, fresh air
ibought any way in llnly for {’0 ”nm‘hind plenty of sleep is much more able
_j Bargains.
JUST EEcEIVEn A runsn
SUPPLY OF PURE NEW
ORLEANS momssns,
250 qt., gallon 95¢
nKELLOGG’S conu FLAKES.
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
LIVE CHICKEN LOBSTERSl.............k.;‘........35clb.
CALVES’ LIVER .. 400 lb.
RIB IiAMB OHOPS 320 lb.
LOINLAMB cnors 3601b
rsncr NEW cansson,..............-.~.-......... 30 lb.
II'oooo-eeoeeeeoeeeouee-
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Iii filly-idlflmahntl'mt‘llilloflnittl :Vgogigllgla cold or contagious “”9“?“ such
, * ~ , - . _ ins mouslcs. whooping cough. clc.
gthnt Nick was entirely oblivious of}. Are you sure your baby's ”93‘
line deadly 'lurk-qucller. sleeping‘ cars. throat and nose are m a he“
{quietly beside him “him” in ”1° thy condition? If not it will cause
FUEL OFFICEltor the child of exceptional dove-lup-
finent nor for the slck child, but ra-
tther for the great mass of children.
Erich or poor. born in a palace or in
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llias threatened to resign. saying that! $11., lgggzghbipgdiezitl; 3:19;???
he could not accept responsibility for| rarely found free from defect.
. 'such it shortage of anthracite snip-3 Most parents wait too long, If you
vmcnts a; has obtnm‘ed.21speclficnllyv want. to rear perfect bodied, mentally
between . ny 1 and . ay . ,strong men and women begin when
1 Mr. Russell has sent the'follOWlngT the babe is taking its life front you.
ltelegram to Secretary William ‘1‘. at the breast. and don’t let up your
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p g °“ ° ° Schultze’s Sanitary Markets... .
”—' NOEwALx. ' ’ ‘ sour-n NoawsLx.
A STULL Unitedfilatel mccwciilttol'heony " 5‘.
5 24 Cottage Street
East Nortvalk
uncommoN DAY
' suecnsrions
Lawn Mowers, Grass Catchers,
Sickles, Rubber Hose, Cemetery
'.Flower Holders, Croquet Sets,
V‘Trowels, Garden Tools. Hand
‘ ‘Plows, Etc. -
’ Albert F. Genetic
.16? Washington St. 80. Roman
,. ‘Pi'omot Delivery. Phone toes;
\
A remedy forinfections
gl'the urinary tract.
who non-pulsations
a fwiilnot stricture
min i to 5 dsys.
For Me Holiddy
New Blouses ' , '
New Neckwear
_ Newflo‘siery
All the most wanted and desirable kinds; .,
Our MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE continues hiring, I,
nee is . end _, benefithy .931? Special; 3'
week. Anticipate your
Offerings.
lflc'h' CRR DE M
. so wssnlNcron s'r. , ~ ‘
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Grier of‘lltc federal committee: eternal vigilance until you are sure
1 ‘Connectlcut receipts of anthracite
.during the first 21 days of May fli‘e'
McCarthy I:
the National Guardsmen have learned
, , . to full Colonels and presented Wlll‘l.:,~
In! nine months is something that noismer Ornaments for collars indicnt-l':
lam? “3" ‘hef‘f’qkl"? ”'8‘. they 3””. become a major. The. awarding was
H’ L up the training ”‘ an cxceedtug- done by Corporal T. P. McMahon, of
his disllke to fight Turks. "e “'“siscnt their applications. The gcncralp‘l
it'
the detention camp; It Nick could I "h r . lv l tll‘ . .
. (:‘I‘a i
,talk good English or understand “‘nlleeti‘ng 1;, 33;: “e o “
Tcndily—but thereby minus a tales, ___ '
One rainy morning, a lcw days ago,
,two or three sounds of men were BABY WEEKS
lbcing git-cu instruction in our of thcl JUNE 1 TO 16 ‘15“
‘ 158‘ —.
“‘H tieger&Co.
CLEARANCE SALE
'Of Ladies’ and Misses’ Wea're
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 doingr
bustness W1“ and must anneal to all honest men and
women. -_
SPECIAL FOR DECORATION DAY.
\
noys’WashSuns.........._... ............ $1.50
Other Suite for boys. 5 to 18. from . . . . .’ $5.98 to $8.75
w 7 any-pl arm. “ «the. A» ' ears: were»: , “a,
. ' ,
you have done all you can to ltclpfio Wall street; in ‘Sulllll Ntll'WillI of.
make your baby perfect. v 3126 Washington strt-ct. The wig.
A.
But since the men remained friend- to soon throw on- and recover from‘
lsunitnt'y appliances.
Thcrc are many farmers who Watch
it baby colt, or calf, or pig cttrcl‘ully
tiny by day and doctor it, and exani-‘
me it and watch it; who never think
time;
of giving the some amount of
to watching their own children and
,Ilicsc same littlo tint-s grow up with
fndcnoidn. weak cye sight and defec—
7tlve teeth.
l There are many reasons why those
'Child‘Welfnrc Stations undcr
and measuring will be done by phy-
clslnns and competent nurses l
trained leadership. There will
two stations. eqiilpped with modern,l
Each station
will have two rooms: it waiting room!
where chairs will be provided, nnd'
pictures, literature. and demonstra-t
tlons will pass away the lime, and a:
testing room where examinations;
will be held under strictly ltygenlc'
conditions. i
In Norwalk the station will he at
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lvery alarming. On the basis of the
committee's figures for 1916. Without,
any increase this year on the thelry
Ithat two-thirds of the amount tixcd
' ,should be received before Nov. 1 in
retinal monthly instalments. we would
require about 4,100 cars, monthly to
Nov. 1, or 136 cars per day. \ 2
“Actual receipts, rail and tide. of
prepared sizes. May 1 to May 21 .in-
clusivc have. been 1,762 cars. equiva-
lent to 84 cars per day or less than
two-thirds actual minimum require
ments on 1916 basis.
“if you cannot wire inc, definite 38'
t’ ,surnnccs .of immediate increase I
; ‘sheil be forced to consider resigns-I
;tion as I cannot accept responsih‘lityi
for such dangerous shortages of nu-t
thracitc shipments to this state."
; OFFICERSFINSIGNIAS ..
son K. or C. MEMBERSl
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Stamford was represented by G. K. _
Riley of St. Augustine‘s and .Pnst
Grand Knight Dunn of St. l’ettr's
Council. South Norwalk.'Counrl"e *
choir, consisting of Mess-"3.: lcha- -
hon, Tammany, Campbell, McKnight.
Mnrcotte Linxweller and Smithhcdd-
ed ’véry much to the working of the ,
odor some ”or the heavy essays; E
being written, but it will show .
have entireicpnfldenee {ii the :
new
I
'npeakers.
h or the stat’e’nl‘e‘iit’s proclaimed by “
f‘cflumr- 7825
“BLUE BONNETS"—fl New Fabric with New‘Fealnm.
need-
whim-t .
.. @fiflwwsmh
$2.. """'
u , 4..th ,snmrdsauawwnmdmua
ushnfiuhneeo: Midlimfifl he,” ’ '.n‘u'r2k{ ‘
whemlgfilvm .. . m ‘
censuses-i Psi;
degree. Following the dogt-ee a so-
. clai session was held. Dramatic
readings by Norwalk's talented rend-:-
' er Joseph 'Fortln; solos by Edward,
Solon; a duet by Messrs. Smith tend,
'McMahon,~and selections by the
» choir, made up the musical program.
' The Qretorlalendmaeglnheu’gcnrc of.
15 rmtl
by District Dammit . P. .D. Depu-
1-5
These Are Only Four unite Many Sweetly Simple Styles
Suitable for Meking Gingham Dresses
Illustrated in THE FASHION
Over 600 ol 'thc‘Newent and Smartest Design! to Select {mm
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERIVS for J UNE‘now ready
James ”WWW ~
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tho»
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bel‘
lions will be rcndy June 1st. and op-
cn for examinations the morning of
June 3rd, remaining open every day
for two weeks. . ,
All mothers are asked to living
their children in early and droid
the) rush at the end of the period We
ifcol sure there will be no slackers
{in Norwalk.
" MINERVA ll. DAVIS.
Norwalk Chairman Child Welfare
'tent. ~ ~ .- i - ' f t
l 2:133 Effigy in latex “6 i nmvStntc and National Council of l)e-illcim'lmvnt. tronn. State War Bu-
] L Y N0 prize is offered for thc prct- tense will be. of great help to all_rcau. “mm”
RUSSEkSIIC‘gfi FROM .tlesl baby or the best baby or “,9 mothers and save the lives ol_mtiny,
I 'mmt perfect baby. This test is not children. In this crty the weighing CONNECTICUT MAN
IN FULL CHARGE OF
4— ARMY PRODUCTION:
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(”tinned From Page One).
for the army. As just a. part of the
things he will have to look after 'pmo
vidlng. may be mentioned 3,000,000
pair of breeches' and 2,000,000500ats
each year.
The Philadelphia depot has been
made the general depot for the en.»
tire quartcrmaster's corps, ’lt‘has nl~
ready spread out over seveml‘acres
and is still expanding. lBuildings
cquippcd with the latest? machinery,
are being put up as fast 'ns a hordp
of skill workers (an erect them. Mil.)
llolden‘s selection was made at the
recommendation of General Goetbaltt,
has full confidence in the Connecti-
cut man‘s ability to make good.
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Cesium.- 78-“ Forum» 7%. 9
25 _ 4
u-r: stub
out PornoNs
ASSURANCE? ..
With a scientifically. planned
business as ours, our patrons
are assured of satisfactory sen
vice at moderate cost.
OGULISTS, (graduate phy-
sicians) examine the eyes.
Measurements and adjusting
are made by registered OPTO-
METRIS'I‘S.
Skilled OPTICIANS grind
the lenses in our Own factory
equipped with the latest appli-
ances to aid in turning out high
class work. '
“The Three-,0 Eye Service" ‘ 1
Dentists. Optometrists. Opticians
8'! Atlanticfit" Standard. Conn.
Cpenfiat. eye. till 9 ill-W center:
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