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THE SOQTH NORWALKl The (bit-l Mason for the barbarous,
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FRIDAY, MAY 31 1918 l l \t l tan pity aiid boy-Lu H“, l, mm ”,0 patriotic Hum,“
_ v - jblitlltlill'dS of honor in (‘Olllpt'llllul‘. (,n my. “rpm. so me.)- “up. ,,-.d.‘.,,.H..t
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{Ilgll llde 4.12 a. 111., 4:50 p, m, ism-MM" ‘1‘ ‘f 1““ “PM and no 1““ haiu. No. 13, the city i‘illilil‘ his and;
mill rises 5:23; sets 8:19. !\or has no lttlllili‘l'll'dl'l in the tlcrr‘a': :mitt-d ,L'tlt‘s‘lr, together viii». the.

~_»___ _~_~ ..-- VHM‘ ,lapuuiigo ‘ Jinn-rival] liand and thin-e who took 030

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(.erniany doesnt understand l.‘lt' W“ “I '1" ‘\‘l”'“"‘ M” "*"“l “”_ 00

gfm‘ge: 0f the Associated Press lph‘. We would I . 19,,“ , "th I“. a platitillll at the lUl’l‘”! .~n.l ol the| :

We motlfitthl Iicss IS exclusively ‘ ‘ J‘ t “St” a ‘ ‘ hail. l”
chimed IU‘IllC‘ use for DUDiication of ferent (H'l‘lllltllY. perhaps; it 1181‘ bof-W pm~ i.~1-,.,il,.,-;‘.i< A. Culpnluz D“"- 3.
:Iolt ”093‘s0559310003.Credited to It cr‘had been lLlIIL'lll that a crooked victory ‘ .‘vltlt d and he program \-:l‘l as iol- f

191““? 111 this paper and also was. soincthin: to be despised, and +. hill“? 5 9.
minim] news pabl.shed herein. lulu-l. “mum 1“”de h d am.“ ‘ (‘iptttillg l'l.tll‘Lls "'l'h swr qp-in-I oz.
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. ‘D t cs atom are dial) re: t intimation—«Rev. John J, Shanty. . 3
period. To anvon‘t who has thought lllllt'll‘ 5,.“ minimum“ it”. up,” U; [in ...
,.-- . ..-,, ,, _, .. .....-.~-......._ ___.3 about the matter, that seems st-lf-evi Detail." 2...
IVENING SEN dent And we needn‘t stop with point~ Addie-K“ llis‘ llonur, t'ic llal’fu‘ 0f :

TINEL TELE‘ the City. Honorable Jeremiah liouo 9‘

in: an accusinz: fant'l‘ at Ill‘K'OIlliil‘t‘:
ihendiug Germany. The moral lesson is

. one to tak-- home to ourselves. and
Busmess Office—~93. ! . . .
‘applv lll every l't)ll‘illlllllll)' and e\cry

Norwalk Brunch 011109—1388. ,liome in America.
Editor 3 Resrdence—«ZlB-z. t “'c “3"“ WWW”

. PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms—92,

sports in this:

‘ Oily Editor’s Residence—1492_4_ lcounlrv. We have a powerful, instinc-

3118111683 Manager's Residence— live. spirit of fair play, as the llritish

1113.12. ‘Iiave, 'l‘ht- games we play from infancy
~ -... ion, tend to write us ,L'(l()tl sports, And
_.-_ .--.-. " W in general, this spirit is reflected by
DON'T WORRY jour juvenile literature. lliit we should

5\~\' the hi2 Hi-iruaii tlt'il'e goes on. see that there are no exceptions—n
"NT“ “r“ ““71”“ l'ili'lh‘ that every that no‘ boolts fall into the builds of

American should it. I‘ll clearly in mind

in order to

rigidly.
Local lt'l't‘ittill.-‘l Lfiillln matter lltllt‘.

our children tendinu to oncoul‘are at y
attitude other titan that of a “fair
field and no favor” iii any d‘cpartiiicnt
of life.

If wt- can hriuu
L'll'lS—t‘Sllt'l‘lllllV
"cood sports"

int. l‘pl't‘l the war news

it is almost llll vitalile than some s-ain
t-hould be made bi‘ every powerful at~
tat-k. Either

up our hm .-. :lllvl
the i)"
\ve needn‘t weriv about
the future oi Alllt'l‘ll a.

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BANANAS

We haven't realized the mliitarr V.“
luc food \‘altlt‘~«t~f han-
anus.

Walter Sheppard of t‘olumbus. (l.

:tll‘ls . to
side cati Lzain almost
anywhere, any time it cares to pay
the cost in F—Ill‘ll>- and men. Aitv given
success iiiav look bad iil llll' headlines1
or on the map, but it isn‘t ephemeral
headlines or daily battle maps that are
point: to win or lose tint war.
it's losx of men, not land.

or the l.'t'l('

that

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tan.
litadinr of Ht'llt’l'al Logan's orders
for [ht- kt'epiitn ol i\lt-ti‘<.";i lory, i
luv. (“l‘t'tlt'l'llk A. Coleman. t
SW" “Uh““vtl ("iii-lion Soldicint" .3.
Addi‘ess-‘Plrie MacDonald. com- :
missioner oi‘ the Boy Scouts of Amer- ‘0
tea. 3 on
‘llattle llynin of the llcpub- ‘9.

Fully.
lli'."

Rcadiuiz of the roll of tl-v- 'l-u'l 0:.
Those members of the G. A. R. Posts 00

who had died during the year, were 8
from ltouidah l-‘owlcr l'osl: lliruiii'

llrundauc, llt'lll') Joyce and (‘liarles '0
littllirk: llit-ltiiiuham l’oszr Bradley 3.
'li lialtt-I' Albert ll, llaward. Henry. 3
Joyce. Alonzo “.lll‘l’ll'l‘ anti l’etci',.:.
Buckley. 00

Also the names of the Ntll‘\\'illk7.:.
l)ll\\ who have died in this war: 31.: :
l1. Fiit‘cnan. William J, ('roity, t‘. J. 00

llltttiiy'. \‘t' K! tllltth ”all. H. II. Weed“
I‘rivate Nichols. A, l). (iodfrey has.
for ti Jallit-s and t‘ltailcs Davenport:

llonor was also pita-ti to tlit‘ name
mo of It"l|1|lll‘::
of the city. who was killed on the
fields “1 lv‘iaiite while tlll\lli:3 nu atria
buttiut 1*.

Alter tho mention of with name at
drum roll was ,::.veu and at the ind:
taps were rounded by buclc andi

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0011015. The l'Illt‘tl strateflv is t'ttlulah wanted to join the marine t'ru'h-r. drum. 3..
~ " .‘ i'i‘~ 1:?le ll“ \'
ed to put out of the game as funny ler- ’llicy would not accept him pwnum, I”, l' 1‘th l:“lit‘d ll in \\ l t iou l' d h, ' .3.
.. . .._,~ . .. . . ' . ‘ Ji tt‘l' it'l'ti .

mans as po.~.il.de, at .t satiiltte oi as “as serum] pounds “mm-“wag”. “.“h H“, siitainu M. ...mwiw'" ”w, 3‘
few :llllctl .roops as possible. And on Somehodr told Walter that bananas \zri iiiiprvsxdto t‘U‘l't‘er‘S wcrol 3.
loss lllPl'n jg. txpross word in lltn mp, would rt‘uu-Ilv that, and he Klil'tlcd in hrot‘ttltt to a close, ( :
tt'arv. Wt' may safely inft-t'. \l'hcuchr‘ The first day ate two dozen hz-ntiiw ' 0”“ ”f U“. ml" INWN “f ”w ”l ...

' 'lttl'Clst‘s was the hearty singing of the y.

retreat. that
lost land
has merely been traded tor lir-‘i 'tleiw
mans. What lot-its like a defeat may
often he :I vitiorv, h‘
The war is not heinzz won or lost.
this week, nor this summer, nor thin
year. And time is fightin: on our side,
The German forces lll't' waninr as ours
are waxing, ()ur allies will grow wualc
ei at no greatet rate than flormanv and

we read of an (llllt‘Hl
there is no real

The next dav ate a dozen and a half.
Then he settled down to a dozen ti dav
He started to train \‘t't‘lRlll from thvg
first. and gained steadily. It was at
pleasant process, He like hananils.‘
they :zavc him banana pttl‘tlt'h'.

After a few davstof this intcn~ivc
banana dict, Walter found that he had
passed the weight limit. lie drank a
few glasses of water, filled his pockets
with bananas to eat on the way and

Mrs» . lllill

Austria will. And we o’iirselvcs will started death for the recruiting: station,
grow steadily stroiirer, and was accepted.
Suppose that incredible dlSaStf‘rs The story has a civilian its well a!

slmiild take Paris or the (‘hannel ports, H mum.” application. In mp. mm of
or holli, That would not end the war. intensive t'ooil conservmlon, how many"
They would Still 0:00 l0 I‘f‘f‘lmn Will» of us appreciate the value of tlte ban».
“1“ m""‘l‘“'"”“~“ “'0 are now prellfll‘inifi mm as a cheap and wholesome food '.'
The overwhelming strength of the com- It. is at ”“3 same time n palatable
“in"! "“i‘lv‘l‘ “'“l ‘\"”"'i“il“ “3‘1““ frttit and a fair substitute i‘ro wlicat. l
would still dominate the scan, would ...... '
:still ““0“ w“ T““”‘"" “mm” “1" it"s about time for that ltalian blow
would still enable us to land hucc at" that ”w (icrutans and Austrians have
mics and sweep back the invaders.
We need expect no ratastrophc. \\'e_
need not expect any yerv serious mcn-,
ar-e despite the strength of the German ‘ the Sea of Azov. More “freedom "ll
armv and the dcspairinu determination ”w seas'." :
of the German leaders But if thevi ____ ' __ .
should “break through." there need be . if Germany can‘t win now. site nt-l‘erl
no panic, The t-nd is sure. There's an- ‘
other year condos. and that will bel
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The Germans invading have closed

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q ‘ WlTH THOSE BUYING
SOCIALISTIC SiLLlNExS ; “DABS OF PROVISIONS"!
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Caroline B. Nash, \\'ll\' of Medical not
rector Frant is Nash. l'. S. N, both ol‘I
whom are under indictment of the fed-l

- 1.955,“ for Turtlicr iartit'tilars cral Grand Jury charged with violating f
asrlfinliifpatriotic belief, slhe replied ”1.0 antrfood hoarding 10W. ti‘cc'lflil‘ed'
that she "believed in country as ex- , ”"5 “‘Pl‘k that ill: Charges tire iitl cu-
eniplified by its people, and not by in“; and absurd. SIIOVSflld that the
those in control." She. referred. M- foodstuffs found in the Nash'rcmdence.‘
Course, to the United Strum ‘valued at $1,024.10, which included a

it's the old, familiar philosophy of ion and a half of sugar, merely had
half-baked reformers burnint: with zeal been provided for a "rainy day."
forthe salvation of mankind. 'I‘licv live *Mrs. Nash said such a supply of
all countries 'so much that they can't foodstuffs was the regular order of
love anv country in particular-«which things in her family and that it was a
is like saying that you‘re so fond ni‘ habit to make provision for the future.
candy in general that you don't like She never had any patience with those
chocolate or fudge or tally or anuwho buy “little (labs of provisions:
other definite kind of candy—what you .slie added. '
‘ in a statement the Food Administra-
caudy. ltion said:

-\nd Yet. people like Mrs. Stokes p91"! "The medical director has admitted
Hilde themselves that they l‘Onlll';hls violation. He said that in 1914 his
rt' N'love some particular country-{wife came into a legacy. With his
‘l "1‘ “‘"l- “m“l‘ 1‘ “'9“? "““mph‘ RHOWIedxc of probable conditions that
l' ' II" "5 DMP‘": Mid not ll" ”‘0“? Would follow a prolonged war be fore‘
3" I 'ullhl" “'llk‘h- If ll ml‘am‘ any- saw a scarcity’of food and accordingly
v . . «in with elcctinz our war P135- , mm“). 'm, put-chatted.

i." r. -' war confirefiul And equally Both Dr. Ind M". Nash ““1!“th
«it we ,, " Is isn't 01* MON? "M 83.000 ball each when warrants. were

hare volu'it prod by millions to firm I ”mm“! than to ' “a“.
flintr m-mt .‘s battles. and ban- count

of her trial at Kansas City. explained
that site wasn't a patriot in the Usual
sense, but something Niger and broad-
er—-she was an Internationalist, who
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Joe Wallace turntphtvtl a jazz band, ..
the tint ju‘lz band to h.- heard in this 3.

city The music furnished made
duhtinv. a pl.-:tsurc and both danciu:
and music Were enjoyed until :1 lat“
hour. \

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I’lvl‘: lic’n; talcen in. \llla’lt' was fur- .9.

ttished during the day and there were
ll,‘ll‘t‘:«‘llli‘t'l‘llf and a social time. The
committee in charge. of the affair was]
composed of Mrs. llaiuti llu'»\vliii',-,_'
Mrs. P. I“. llrophy. Miss Kate t‘alla-
hair. Mrs. Alice 1". Rich, Miss l‘llltt
McMahon and Daniel howling.

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lloton Point Park officially opened
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furnished concerts both in the alter-
noo'n and evening: and dancing: was
.jmud in the dancing pavilion. Grace
llroihcrs orchestra provided music
for dancing. -

Trolley service under the ten min-

ute schedule was observed and ext
trythint: possible to make the place
attractive was done. Many automobile
part ics were in evidence having come
to the park to help open it tip for the
Mllr‘oll. TI‘J‘ pirk has been newly
painted in the effective color scliome
of green and wh;:e and how shrub-
bery and trees have been planted
about the park.
Some of the concessions were open
yesterday and more will open as the
days grow warmer dud the crowd:;
latter.

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attraction at the Palace Theatre yes-
terday afternoon and evening and
drew many, and motion pictures al- ‘
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FRIDAY, KAY 31, 1.13.

STORE

A Rousing lune Sale Tomorrow .-

A Thousand and 0c.

. J unc Neods——The First Fruits of the Season—Fresh Right Out of the Boxes.
Exquisite Dainty Summer Dresses

Superb Fluffyr Waists and Blouses
The Choicest Pickings in Dainty Figured Dress Voiles.
Thousands of )Tards of FRENCH COTTONS in, awide range of Ha

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Women’s and Misses’ '

Dresses

A remarkable collection of l)rt‘\\l‘\. cut-
hraciir: all lllt' desirable features of t‘aslt-
am. st_\ in and workmanship. Ill a pleasing:
twirl taunt of fabrics and colors; handsome
models in silk poplin, taffeta stilt, serge.

lin. fi’itllill‘tllllt‘.

grain prices——

High Class Suits

All the newest sly
shades. Tailored Suits. Dressy and Nov-
t‘ll‘l' Suits, in M‘l‘irt‘. taffeta. mixtures, pull.

All marked to no at bar~

lt‘V—~llll the popular "”“l’lll' M
:rettc
sorts til. s
hllll'llt‘ll.
sorts til' i

'iniAtailorcd and tailored; voiles,

oi‘si'ttiidics, silks. crepe dc t‘lllllt' and “cor.
t'l't‘itt-s,

trimuu-d with different
mart tut-king. cuihroirlcrtal, llt‘lll-
headed and lace triimncd: all
raw collars. ill a magnificent va-

riety of t'tiltil‘lllfjc.

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Blouses of all trout] types, elaborate, .3

Jersey. cl't‘pc meteor, ctc.

$0.20 to $20.00

$195 to $22.50

 

 

Chic Dresses for Sum-

Classy Coals

For all summer wear. Hundreds of litmu-

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WOMEN‘S. MISSES’ AND
CHILDREN’S FASHIONABLE
SWEATERS
The very newest styles are shown in

pure silk. tiltre silk and Shetland.

mer

lieauty. >l_\lt‘. \‘aluc, smitrtiicss are all
t'llllttitllt'tl in our showing: of Fulton Dress

cs l'or \\nlllvtli and misses.
lip‘lili'ui \‘itl‘lt'l_\‘ at

$4.95. $6.98, $8.98

.\ large and de-

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There Is a Call For
SMOCKS

Wonderful l'avoriics at this time.
you \i‘ill find il special showing: for wom-
Attractive styles, values
They are made of the lillcst
quality \‘niles, inert-crizcd sittet‘us, linens

HI and misses.
and variety.

and pounce.

$2.50. $2.98 and $3.50

\vitlca\v:~ke coats «oats for al' occasions]

The color list includes every \tlcsirulilc

diuary valucs we Iutv

$8.05 to $30.00

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Remarkable Values In
WOMEN‘S WASH SKIRTS
Mitre than twenty practical stylish and
nt‘l'\'li‘t‘.‘lltll‘ models, of gttlial'tliuc, pique,

llilt‘ll. iiuc cord and corduroy.

$3.98 to $6.95

For Summer Wear

llats that are unusual in style mid qual-
ity. yet so popularly priced.
The Hindoo Turban
$2.50 to $4.50
Small lllusltroom'lteixhorns
$3.50 to $5.00

Trimmed Hats $3.98
\\ ere $5.00.

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EXTRA SPECIALS FOR

'l'3’iMORROW

"ClC\'l‘Il.lt‘.SS, in all colot'fi.

 

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WOMEN ’S DRESS SKIRTS
New Models, New Ideas. Here is a re-
uutrkablc array of the. sensors choicest
styles. most wanted fabrics and coioriiigrs,

at it :It‘lllllllt‘ saving.

$4.95 to $15.00

years.

CHILDREN’S DAINTY WHITE
DRESSES

variety of exquisite models; size 0 to iii

$3.49. $4.95 "hid $6.95

t‘oinhiues

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30 SPORT SILK SKIRTS

Women and misses; worth $6.00.
\ Tomorrow $4.25

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LATEST MODEL CORSETS

mops _“La Camille” Front
Lacc Corset

all that ‘s good and proper,

Prices $2.00 up to $6.00

All (litter (loud Makes lit.-ltttliii;_r

the .Bon Ton. Royal Wor-
cester and Nemo

EXTRA SPECIAL

WOMEN ’S CORSETS

'Tomorrow $1.50 Pair

 

Beach Cloth

5,000 yards. best quality Beach
Cloth. a reliable. durable and
beautiful fabric. in white and all
the popular colors. Value today

50c yard. .
Special . . . .. 29c yard
Dress Gina‘hgms

2,000 yards. standard quality a
Stilt‘lltlitl collection of new designs
in handsome plaids and creeks.

 

Table Cloths

1.000 patteriLIable cloth, full
bleached. chimed ready to put.
on the table. \‘aluc $1.50.

Special . .. 84c each

 

and neat. designs. Worth 09¢ each.

tSpecial ... . . . . .. 19c each

 

Value 390 yard.

Special ......... 25c yard
Shirtint: Prints

3,000 yards shirtlng prints in
neat stripes and figures that will
launder perfectly. Value today 250
yard.

Special ...... . 15c yard
English Lontrfloth

500 pieces 36 inChes.wide. ex-
cellent quality with fine soft fin-
ish. Value today $3.00.

Special .-.,- $1.98 niece

 

 

 

Japanese Nainsook
100 mixes of genuine Japanese
nainsook. 40 inches wide. mercer-
lzed in the yarn before weaving.
Value 34.50.

Special . . . . . .. $2.98 piece
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200 all Ilnpn check fllnliu tow-
cltt. Helium-d ready for file. Value
25c oat-Ii.

Sud“ . . . . _ _ . _ . 150 ad. Three only to a customer.

Tray Cloths

1,000 tray cloths. good quality

 

Linen Towelim:

5,000 yards bleached or brown
linen crash toweling. sturdy quail
ty. Wholesale price today 250
yard, our

Special price 19c yard
Turkish Towels

1,000 heavy Turkish ~towels,
large size with blue borders. Value
50c each.

Special 29c each

 

 

Nainsook
1 case of 2,000 yard 38 inch unin-
sook. noft combed‘ yarn, n§peclalW
‘ly suitable for night
fine underwear.

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Special .........25cyardl
Bed Sheets

500 ftill bleached size 81x9"
sturdy quality cotton value today
$1.75.

Very special ,_ .. $1.29 each.

 

‘ Pillow Casés

1,000 bleached pillow casec,
soft, finish, cotton “’1” wash heav-

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black, white and tan.
Special 17c pair

 

Women’s Lisle Hose
Women's white Lisle, full fasti-
ioned hose, with reinforced heels
and soles.

Special . . . . ..... 35c pair

 

Ran Rugs
Improved quality. but will stand
hard wear, made of new fresh cot-
ton rags, excellent.
patterns andcolors. Size 27'x5~l.9L

Special ... . -, . ... $1.1
Curtain Scrim

Yard wide with fancy lace bor-
der, white or arab. VaIUe 23c yard.

Special . . . . . .. 18c yardl

 

 

 

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Adjustable window
inches high extend
wide. Value 60c.

Specials . . . . . . . 49c each
Ice Cream Freezers

to 33 inches

 

Axminster Rugs

Size 9x12 feel. made of selected
wools with a rich nap. Oriental

patterns. Valué $30.00.

Salem-ice . . . . . . . .. $27.4
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One gallon galvanized iron of
cans. Regular 450. ~

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Three quart sine, North Pole
ice cream frcczcr, all metal. Reg.
ultu price $3.00.

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