DONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
com NORWALK.
.' OPEN
3W2» nods-I
. min-The Laddieo Who Fought
. and Won. by Harry Lau-
‘I‘ILL 8 P. H. EVERY DAY.
n Borims, potted Swiss,
-' E. K. BANKS
’ ’WEATHEB. roancas'r
WINDOW DRAPERIB s
Nodes and Marquisettes; also a
complete assortment of Notting-
ham and Marquisette Curtains.
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“Action not words.
Deeds not declamation"
If you are guing to have a hot
game here's your kit-short
sleeved shirt, white trousers,
white socks and athletic under-
wear. _
Simple—just four pieces.
But between the acts how
Rogers 8: Stevens
“ em “““ m.
as so: _:
ward through the Champagne to
Verdun is not yet directed by the
GERMAN TROOPS IN
" I “‘1‘” REGION OF WRONS battle on the Aislle front.
‘ ' T ‘1”? fit III M M Bill. ' --:r--- Since Monday ille‘Germans have 6 . x
“om Walk. l‘ox m. l ' 10!!le from M OI.) 6advanced southward fromd [:8 Cards A" to Be [m In;
Allelic across the Aisne an t e
W0 mrlrunimaominggm’. lain read the name of JOsepll Aslnlouroq to an extreme depth of 26 Three Groups
. p. The brother, Who stood with bared l miles and reached the Marne. Ber.
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lhead Ill lllt‘ small group 0f soldler- . 1111 claims the. number of prisoners
mourners, reeled forward, his eyes'is now 45,000, (‘aptures of war
stepped up and placed his arm The German salient‘ becomes
around the young lllan’s should more sharply pointed as the ad-
er, saying: “We are all brothers, vance southward has continued
my boy.” The soldier looked at and its width at the apex is now
the coffin and shook his head. .about ten miles. Extension. of the
"The Germans will pay for your‘buttle line to connect it With the
blood, Joe,” he said. and then it Somme battlefield alld the strong.r
was that the c‘liaplaiii and the otli-{and vicious enemy attacks on the
ers around him- understood and ‘west flank indicate the strong pro-
thcy led him away. bnbility that it is the German pur-
"""—" {pose to drive on toward Paris and
Hurling the weight of greaticllt the capital off from Amieils
numbers against the stubbornly l and the north rather than to strike
resisting l“l‘(‘ll('h dpfciisc north and .‘ cast. .
south of Soissons, the German Elsewhere on the western front,
(‘rown Prince has been unable tolincllldillg. the American sectors,
ll lacllments have reached thclcountcr attacks against the new
.‘lurnc between t‘llllleau 'l‘lllt‘i'l')’liilllt'l'lt'llll poSillolls at ('ulltlgny.
lilll l)ormuns, while on the costdcluai llctlvlty by British aViators
summon
Registration regulations pertaining
to the duties of local boards on Reg-
istration Day, June 5. deal principally
from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. at the odices
oi the local boards unle5s otherwise
designated by notices posted previous
to Registration Day.‘ On Wednesday.
June 5. every male person who reached
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der. filled with tears and he exclaimed- materials are said to include more . A $1,514
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“Tn—God BeWith Our 3°75?“ “My brother! My brother!‘ _ 'than 400 guns and several thou- $33221??? rffistfrztigfi till”; if;
‘ night. by Mwomck- The chaplain, not understanding, sand machine guns.
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[National Crop improvement Service] ,
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21 years of age between that date and ‘
the last 'Registration Day. lune. 5. 1917,
must. present himself for registration.
in obedience to an act of Congress andi
theproclamation of the president of.
the United States. ' l
The. board will hold the, registration
card of every absentee or sick person
until the day of registration when it
will be delivered to a registrar. The
latter will tile the card with the others
registering.
Use and unused registration cards
and remaining registration certificates
Anybody Can Build T fiz’r Box With
a Glass Top '
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HE heat of the sun is usually ample to dry any kind of vegetables or
fruit. Some device. under glass, should be made which can be venrlo
lated which will help pass oi! the moisture. The illustration shows on
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ordinary hot-bed sash fitted to the top of a plain board tux. In the box is a
istretcher made oi." muslin. 0n the sides of the box are two incubator lumps.
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about one of our $8.50 make progress on this vital scctordherc has been decrcascnl activity. and in case an addressed stamped en- the chimne's of which pass through the box under the muslin and up the
3 PM!” 0 Hotel Block. Sweaters? of the battle line from New" to, The Germans apparently have all“ veloee hall been enclosed, will melllolher side.}A square metal “drum" or heat spreader is fitted into this pipe
‘ South Norwalit. Safety first. llllcnns. in the center. (lei-inaliLcn up for the moment their Violent certificate of registration to the person so as to give a greater radiation {rpm me incubator lamp in cloudy, cool
weather. or at night. When the sun is shining no heat will be necessary.
Owing to the shortage of sugar slnd the price of tinwm‘e. ‘he great bulk
of our garden surplus should be evaporated or dehydrated. The old days of ‘
. NORWALK ‘OUTH NORWALK the Fl‘illlcu~l31‘illsll lillc slllndslis at high pitch. Many tons of will be given into the custody of the dried agples huvghcome agnlnl. Ingfepuflpg potatoes. “:3 should bet-sliced;
Forecast for Norwalk and Vicinity: - ._-- iirnl. |llolnbs have been dropped on mlll- chairman of the local board by the f: 0; aliildokggt 35' ‘3‘ “t3? ”3:113 21:]: jostlinfdod‘cii’k‘iliey 012:);
’ ‘1 “Ollll'lued warm “" M'tl tl ~ ' t'rs . t to ll . lll :t 'v tormtu' ti o cllcnll' area and . a ”g“ ‘p t“ “5' cm ra ‘ _ g 0. I A p
“Pu" cloudy 3“ '“ l MERRILL EVENING SCHOOL ‘ ‘1' u ‘9 l in“ n it 10~ “l- - of “ m l - , lcbief registrars. As soon as the local IS before. The same plan can be made on a larger scale if desired.
“‘5'“ and Sande-Vi fresh southwest ' CLOSES. through Bll'l'llllmlll'l and Ellllglll'vll‘Vl‘lll‘Y‘llglll (ll‘rmml airplanes , board closes its cities for registration, All inquiries of this nature are Deferred to Dr. H. E. Horton. Agricultural
Winds.
glon
Lawrence Valley on Sunday.
er. Along the Ourcq the GcrmanslGrcck infantry was supported by r
.‘ . record attendance... there still remains gained 1m”, (llilcllv-lc-Clluicau, French llrtillcrv. groups or counting and recording in
L WEATHER A YEAR AGOla most mg“; “fad for bookkeepcl-s and threaten (‘hatcllli 'l‘lllt‘l‘l‘y, on! No further details have conlclar:“°"'“ml’hl° “’90”- Tlles“ groups
‘ TODAY. and 09‘" ”a 9“ ”me help. important l-llilwny center on the concerning the tol-pcdolllg of the. G. A
Temperature: lligh, 73; low. During ”Us“ August. the ”neg" Marne, forty-six miles llortllpu American transport President Lin—i 1 roup - (1) Citizens ll°l 0' M-
59. Clear. will 0“” a “or" intensive com“ of Paris. ,colll while returning to the United 1 can descent. and (-l “damn“ “0t
paraturc is above the normal in near
all dintricls east of the Mississippi riv-
The western disturbance now
forms a well—defined area of low pres-x
‘suro central over Upper Michigan. lti
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lCiiy *Ne w:
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El. 0. Lynch complained to the po-
_1' lloo that brass fittings from the engine
, .. of‘ his power boat had been stolen.
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is causing unsettled, showery weather:
in the Upper Mississippi Valley andi
the northern portion of the Lake re-
} it will probably pass out the St.
The tem- . ,
lv‘ did reputation for making good—'ior
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The evening school of the Merrill
Business College closed last night.
Many members of this class have en-
tered ofllce positions and are already
helping to perform the duties left by
the boys in service.
Merrill students have earned a splen-
being emcient, reliable, trustworthy.
and capable workers. In spite of a
that will be an aid in preparing for
high-grade oillce and civil sen-ice
positions. ~
FLIES DISLIKE BLUE
NEW YORK. June l.-«-Flles dislike
blue and will avoid a room decorated
in that color. according to 8. Dana
Hubbard. the newly appointed Direc-
tor of the' Bureau of Public Health
Education. who today inaugurated
"swat-the-ny" day in New York by
the French halted, illltl ill ll ‘scricsland two balloons have been de-
of furious attacks and counter ill-:Sll‘liyt‘tl. “
tucks have held the enemy forces: (ii'cclr troops ill a brilliant exc»
West of Soissons. too, the GOl‘lllflllS'l'llll‘tl attack ncnr Soirull. on the:
have been repulsed with gl'cntMacedonian i‘rollt. have. occupied}
losses, and for some it‘ll miles south lclicnly positions on a front of sev-g
oi’illc town, they have not. ad-ien miles to a depth of more tlialll
valiccd more than several hundred one mile. More than 1.500 Bul-l
yards ill spite of assault lli'lcr its—,glll'inll and German prisoners alldl
sauli against the French dci'cnsefilnllch war material was tlikelhrTllt'
In the center. where small elle- States from Europe. The attack.
my forces have advanced south-was made by daylight and it is not l
L word to the Marne, the French tac- believed there lvcrc many casual-
ties iii the past few days apparelit- tics. Tilt}. President Lincoln was:
ly has been to retire until the linc‘fornierly a German liner, and
of the Marne, of heroic incmory,"nlcusllred 18,000 tons. l
could be reached. Standing on 1
the Marne and with the river in AD" WAR- D;
front of them, the forces ill the BERNE. Jllll'" l.--~As llll‘ "‘Slllli
colltcr may attempt more sli‘mlg- of n colllllclior possession of the
icguiion premises here between
each board will convene and check the
total number of used cards received
from each chief registrar against thel
total number of cards called for by his
report of the persons registered under
his supervision and will 'sec that every
card and certificate supplied to him is
accounted for. r .
To Dell Cards in Three Groups.
Cards will be dealt out in three
of African descent from countries
with which the United States is not at
war. ‘
Group B.
descent, and (2) declarants of African
descent from countries with which the
United states is not at War.
Group C. (i) All aliens, not de-
clarants. from countries with which
the United States is not at war. (2)
All aliens from countries with which
(1) Citizens of African ,
Commissioner. American Steel and Wire Company. (‘lllcllud who will furnish
full instructions how Make drying plants. Dr. liorton is devoting his time '
(o vegetable conservation and is an authority.
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ly to check the German onrusll. Ill _ ,
advancing to the Marne, the Ger-,lllll‘ fill'lllt‘l‘ (lllll‘llllll'll' {Pill‘l‘ESllla- the United States is at wanlrrespecive
mulls have made ineffective tllctlll'l‘s 0f RllSe‘lll llllll 50“” fll‘ll‘llll- of whether or not such pesrons bevel
use of the l’uris-(‘llalone railwaygll‘lll ”llll l‘lll’t‘llll." “'lls lllllllllll‘lllll‘declared their intention to become cili-
wllicll parallels the river on tlle‘sll'llllt‘l'llllllb llll‘ Sll'lss lllllll‘ll‘llll’5 sens. and (3) non-citizen Indiana.
publishing some new rules for get
ting rid of the posts. it has been
learned from tests that files will not
go through slats of a blue shutter.
A meeting or the Republican town
‘flcoinavtttccmwill he held in the court.
' "room; city hall building, Monday even-
Caloes May Be Raised Profitaoly If
for 'thc‘coming primaries.
mu slcai.
Baldwin's "’I‘arry With Me, 0
.‘ winchxproinises to be interesting.
poll. or More the
Sill of Julie _w_ili
draw :ginterest
‘ 1 Boxes
On Sunday evening the choir
Trinity Church. South Norwalk. un-
. der the direction of Edward .1. Sims.
will sing the last musical service for
.the seasori. These services. which oc-
our the. first Sunday evening of every
v month. during the winter, are entirely
On this occasion Stanford's
‘ Magnificat and Nunc Dimitis in B flat.
Flicker'a.“Fear Not Ye. O lsreal," and
; ironl June 1st...
*' Sale ll‘eposit;
i log, for the purpose of issuing a call
of
My
: Saviour,".vl'ill be sought the service.
" twat.
Mr. Hubbard declares.
Other advice given l‘ly swatters iol~
lows:
“Flies hate oil of lavender. if this
is mixed with an equal quantity of
water and sprayed from an atomizer
about a dining‘room, the room will
be free from files.
“Flies hate the perfume of geran-
iums. inignoctte. hellotropc. white
clover, honeysuckle 'and hop blos-
soms. Bouquets of ‘these upon a la
ble will keep the files at a distance."
wAdvertlse in the Sentinel.
0iiicial ServiceGarage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell
“ Cal's
. Ford Repairing and Flirts.
, TIRES AND mas AT m
cone. .
uni-rule’s moi. r EEIB in
. '....‘00l.o WEATH a ..
: : ennui ou'r Willardlfim‘flce statics
competent stprage hater-y expert whr
will give authorative, advice...in thli
We reehirge. rapeksndmtbwbat
A rental battery-iror-aipmak'e {or on
can bgobtalnod "at an, um,
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where you will meet a thoroughly «
south. The rnilwnvllas been tllcllllll'l’ Sl‘llll‘ll “P ”l0 legllll‘lll lllllll"
most direct of several rail sllpplv lfll‘S. excluding both pllrtlcs of C(lll-
lines to the Champagne and \'cr— ll’lilllllls- I
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.- . . - . - .1 ITALIAN MILITARY ~IIEAI)—.
Rhulns hllll holds out. but llttll IQUAR'I‘ER'S. Friday. May 31. (AS'.
hope is entertained tlllit'its dc» .. , . ., .
fl-lldcrs‘will long withstand the‘suulillt‘tl lress).—-It is considered}
German attacks. However, thcl“ question “f only a short time;
Allied forces tho-o have. held thelwm’" ”l“ A‘llilllll“ 05ml"? “will
enemy for small gains for thrcc'hf‘ralded by ”m "we.“"g. 0f the;
~ lbernlull and Austrian Emperors!
ww' will break violently. This is i'ur-
lthcr indicated by local actions at
both extremities of this front.
However. a high Itliliun official in;
n staicillcnt to The Associated
Press correspondnet, declared: l
“Italy’s armies are thoroughly"
prepared. perhaps better than ever
before. so for as concerns lip-to-
llalc our material.”
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. HAT HEARING OVER
IRllNlll olllcl lllll
ISIN‘
,Ultlll DEMAND .
Our intensive. thorough
committee of the war board sat with
Referee Stoddard to bear parts of
the matter.‘
Silore Dinners liorAtiEtoigszeselii‘imelilh gheW‘lerliifedOflSItiiile:
‘. 'H C . ‘ . . . ER 1’
lllllllllls "is” Ml sesssczsigtrtu ..:.:.:::
Steak; Chups and _ ‘Wells and the representatives of the
’ . .7 . .. . :hatters at some length about differ
. ' Chlcken. “ , ' out parts of the difficulty and the va-
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i-lous phases of the trouble were gone
over at length. _ ' '
President Micheal F. Greene and
secretaryoTreasurer Martin 'Lawior.
got the United Hatters; ’Presidents
.. .l‘Bcully and M;...-i§lllf;§¢cmlfllfles
.. 1 4 , .Shalvoy and ,0’ " of the local hat-
ter§’~ associate
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batters gt melamine. .
am the boardwlll
‘0' {also the curl; century. 1-,
The completed report will be sent by
telegram to the governor's office by the:
chairman of the board. At the close of
the meeting of the local board. the
l chief clerk of the board will receive all
registration cards and will see that
they are properly secured and safe-l
guarded. 3
After Registration Day each local
board will register persons who for
any reason were not registered on
June 5. . |
I‘8erlll” and “Order" Nut-lore.-
Registratlon numbers will be limited
to the registration cards by the chief. ‘
clerk of the local board beginning on
the day following registration. Subse-
Quently regulations will be issued pre-
scribing the method and manner of de-
termining the “order" numbers to be
assigned each card. ‘Serial” numbers
will mil be prescribed.
After the order numbers have been
cards received or made out each day.
fiereafter.
Alphabetical lists of all registrants
and their registration numbers will be
prepared in duplicate and posted in the
ofllce of the local board. One copy will .
be presented to the press with a‘ re-
quest tor its publication in addition to
the list previously referred to.
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TORRlNGTON MAN den-o
'I‘ORRINGTON, June 1.-Frank M.
Vt'heeler, seventy-one. employed in the
shipping department of the Turner and
Seymour Company for forty-twdllcgn-
scoutive years. 'died last night-Lin his
home here. He was treasurer and a
fi‘i‘epresenled the'jeacon of the Center Congregational
church. and was superintendent or the
Sunda‘y. schdol tor lover quarter of
a,
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‘ Fed Upon Byerdam ‘ .
MILK represents one of the most
feeding with an equal amount of grn -
so that the calf has practically no - . -
else at four or five weeks or age. . ~
this time the liquidyation may be
creased to 1% gallons dilly at n”
months. -
It must be remembered that it '
meal to I concentrated feed. and In
der to be successful with its use, it
necessary to make all changes g
unity in amount of materials ted. 0v
teedlng'is responsible for much tron
in calf raising andithe cnrefnl feede
will constantly guard. against
source of. trouble“ I“ . ‘
In feeding gruln‘id the dalflt'iihfiul
usually be ground, cats or ‘wheat br
two parts, mixed by“wéightl with on
part of the concentrated calf meal.
valuable human foods. a prod-
uct which can never be over-
-duccd and which should not be used
deed tor live stock except in very
. ted amounts or under very unusual
- - -- tances. ‘
Dairy cattle and calves should be fell
upon by-products of dairy and cereal
manufacture. for it is of distinct eco-
nomical importance that such feeds be
for growing calves. in a large
sure replacing milk.
Prof. R. E. Caldwell of Purdue uni-
sity says: "well-developed calves
nnot be grown upon nature's ideal
lood. milk', if the dalryman insists
upon disregarding the many well-
‘known factors essential to the health
~ .aud growth of the baby calves. On properly managed. the call! will b
fthe other hand, highly satisfactory to eat the grain mixture at ten (1
l ;galns may be obtained by the prudent or two weeks of age. .-.. ‘_ g
: ldniryman through the use of milk sub- ‘Atter ten dayi‘of age, it calf will dd
latitutea of proven merit. if he will but
realize that the young cult is a baby well if Rd but twice a dpy. regularly]
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. GAIN PRICES' . . United States 60- and Hatters Can assigned the chief clerk will haveflMulrlng regularity in its habits. clean 3911235233”; “T:D$%?aigse (it:
. CARS SOLD ON TI. PAY, courses require only . a 8“limit More Data [made one set ‘of exact copies of allj'sun'zgndlnss and comfortable environ- ms “Mahatma sum ”the mud
‘ ‘ - . 'Clll'ds- Thls completed set he. will for-'2 men ’ > from the cow If youvare raising two
. MENTS' . short time. Following the hearing in “ nshlng lward to the governor's oillce for trans- l The calf menl found to be quite eiil or more calves together. he particular
- ' . ton on 'I‘liul-sdav beiore Referee Stodw .Iclent at the Purdue station contained ha ch
Used Oars‘Liated‘With Me Sold on dar d m Me; ~ f m ““0“ 1 mission to the proper district board. lxhomlny feed. linseed meal, red dog t tea Wgetsaproper proportion. .
Small Commission. L'abclr lv:i‘ 80:11:: oirwlllfh‘cxfreil ‘Colllel Wlll also be prepared in fil’e‘3flour and dried blood. it it is to be Calves should befiumllell wltll he
. i dent '1‘ ft (1;. k P W l h identical lists of the names of all per- f fined as a supplement to skimmed milk abundance 0‘ 800“ pure water. 5 “me
7 o , ‘ ' , a an ”m ‘ a s are sons whose registration cards are ml i‘or buttermilk. it should he need in 5“”: should be “Mild to the ill“? feeds
Auslln S ara 8 icon chairmen the referee allowed me possession of the heal board One lsmall quantities at first. and, as the each day. Keep everything scrupulous
. _v MERRILL BUSINESS the representatives of the United copy will be retained by th b0 ‘ dt gmeal ration l5 increased. the milk 111- ly clean. Keep the calf in a dry. airyv
‘ Hatters and Attorney Ralph 0. Wells . - f l“ 9" ltion should be reduced. When fed in light. well-protected place. They are
Phone 1959' Seawew A" ' ‘ 0f Hartford, counsel for The Unitedins recalds, one now will be con‘spicu- ,connectlon with whey, use thewhcy "9W sensitive *0 droughts lllld unsani-
“ ’ ‘ COLLE‘JE States Hat Co. a resonable leniml‘ ously DOSted in the office of the local .ln exactly the same proportion as if tnry conditions. Change thc'bedding
, r ' _ lot time .6 submit further inforinatlonl heard. one copy shall be prepared for water were used. that is. about one often. The calf should ”9ng ‘0 eat
1 A ERAS “in d i th diff 1: R f of the press with arequest for its use and 1110““ Of (‘lllf meal to .9801! gallon of “ll-V llt len days or two weeks and
. . C M regarn o e .icu 'y' ”9 ere l ‘ . ‘water The mixture should be made should be Elle“ ranch age ll too 1333'
l D ep 05' t Ed "I FILMS ' Stoddard will "1’0" his findings to "one c?” each will be sent to the gov- ltresh tor each feeding It ought not to “Vet Sllelltuting timothy for alfalfa
‘ * - ' —‘ V PHOTO SUPPLIES . 'the entire board and an effort will. ernors office and to the Provost Marl be allowed to stand irom day to (in! or clover. '
U Th. B k g. N‘ “— be made by the board to _'ad.iust the. 5’1“] General. similar distribution wmlin unwashed buckets. _ ‘ With every calf swat you can gel:
‘ '5 an i STILISON-POWELL difficulty. On Wednesday. aKsnb- be made for copies or registration l When the calf has been taught to exact directions‘ts- feeding, They
idrink milk from the bucket. replac‘éf’have. been carefully in rked out and ii
.a small portion of the mill: at each will be. Welltol'ollt-w ;i.em.
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Only the finest in
moderate prices. , - _
Final clean up sale of all Spring Suits and Coats regardless
of cost, as we never carry any over into the next season.
Gem and save money. ‘
owns 6&6 PARIS uchiNERv’
33.30. ;,Mai1i§St. .So, Norwalk‘ ,
TheNorwallts you will find here at .
GREAT sans or-nnnssas, smut-s AND warsrs. .
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