.r
.PLEASE.
rum donotget nervous at
"early date area/amt“?
‘ " . Romemr :- 1 ts
fiwsfi months to cold
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These do not get excited it
see your neighbor gettmg
I?“ first. You are going
in t can soon. .
‘P‘Euyedo ”not expect us to
deliver a year’s supply of coal
tar more than one thousand
- era in one month or. In
three months. We are getting
the coal. but delivery takes
time. ,
Please do not forget that
the law does not allow full de-
livery except on orders of Six
tone or less.
‘ , ‘ Please do not believe all you
ff read in the papers about coal
matters—except our ads.
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totem:
S—p-ringESummer
Suits
mu n...- .. WW
«a
repairs.
‘ Beaver Board has all
handicaps
appearance.
*
MA. - . ...
Beaver Boards for Ceilings
mmldom see 'a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
1‘" mlzhtly and We, but worse‘still, it isn't per-
manent. The plaster may fall any day and is bound to need
. Hotel ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hand to put up, unattractive and they rust. '
oftheadvantagesandnonaofthe
.Itisaalong'lulzingassteelandmorepleaaingin
In new buildings or old it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convutce you of this if you'll give us a chance.
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
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IEXPECT AIRPLANE
FORCES QdEgllAL .
AI. ESBY JULY
(Continued and P1180 0m
Many Problems Expected
The Airplane Board, little realizing
the many problems of production.
training, etc. they were to encount-
er, last spring laid out a my?!“
that called for 2-10 squadrons »of
American fliers in France by.tlle fall
of 1918. This meant approximately
6.500 planes, allowing 18- planes per
’squadron and an additional 50 per
cent. for replacement of lost. or dani-
aged planes. it also meant about 5.-
000 trained fliers, thousands Of
skilled airplane mechanics. scores of
ail-dromes in France and the devel-
opment of a great organization
stretching from the factories and
traininglields of the United States
acress 3,000 miles of ocean to the
fighting line in France. ’
in the light of Actual production
today. of machines completed and In
141 Washington Street.
WALL PAPER. 5c and it. Roll
- Full Line—Jinn Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH A'l! LOW PRICES.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
A. COHEN
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process of building and of fliers
trained and in process of training.
we will not be able? to put 240 squad-
rons of planes into France this sum-
Illér.
To Deliver 3,000 Planes
SouthNorwalk. tion We will be able to deliver to the
lighting front 120 acre squadrons. or
some 2,160 planes plus another 1,000
‘ Portion and Young Men
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)0;in some. ._. . . apes toi$10.00 ;
BoffigerstOrs .i L . stiles to 005.00.:
CouchiHammockil $0.50 to secoof
Porch Chairs $1.75 to $7.50:
1...... Mowers $5.98 to $12.00?
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omits Rugs....._.. . .. 40c to $13.50
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annow eonsx SOAP, large
.1; cake cut to ............... .. 7c
fiRANDMA'S PANCAKE FLOUR.
‘ Large'aize dilemma" 13c
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES, a
110
21c
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‘y 24 Cottage Street -
.1 East Norwalk , '
W-
Bu:
A remedy ("infections
in! the urinary tract.
' WW“?
R‘I’ifluin l to 0 days.
5 or fluid on request.
«maestro.
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Pitt: mo cs3 exetoaiona. '
PA‘CERVle. June 3.4113 explo
elmln the new baking house of the ' 5
William and Cantrell Dre Workeiyos-
did damage. placedyat 85.000. A
. ‘nnotber part at the plan out
. {rum
settlement“: .
i ”ft‘lass
l witnesses will
gbe adjudged physically fit. neat
(to Class 1 without condition.
forceful speaker. holding
Irv
ti
Iwidely acquainted withuhis subject
[which was on the question of wheth-
’(‘r or not prohibition shall be ratified
! by the states.
ljoyed the talk of this noted man and
title only complaint that was uttered
.‘ot the end was that the speech was
,too short.
17 CHESTNUT 8T.
TEL. 1360.
Fenders, Lamps, Bodies and
Radiators Repaired
andzme diva wrmuvo
VAAST BROS.‘ GARAGE
for replacement. The men who will
:fly these planes will have had thor-
'Ough training not only ill flying but
in bombing. Observing. machine gun-
nery. photography. etc.
Production Of plans in this coun-
try io June 1 will approximate 5.000.
or these slightly more than 4.500 are
elementary planes. The remainder
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Huviiand and Bristol types.
In addition, approximately 2.000
SOUTH NORWALK.
' - TIL. 2011. .
. on orders
1
number includes fast scout and com-
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TUESDAY
seaward:
SCHULTZE’S ‘ """"
United States License no. 171.903.
made in such quantities that France
to- furnlah the full number of planes
contractbd fort—approximately 0.000
was from now on we will be able‘ to
supply our own needs.
1.000 Produced. Monthly
SPECIALS
Susan” ......
FANCY CONN. RIVER 303 ' I ' ' ' 28° lb' Plano production in the. United
FOREQUARTERS LAMB . . . . . . . .; ...... . ..... ‘300 lb. Statute now well above, 1,000 month-
‘ - ly and may reach 2.000 very soon.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS . """""""""" ' " 45" do; i One of the remarkable feats of
iproduclion in the airplane dent‘s:
d ‘ has been of aircraft guns an
, 0 . - at . by which
Schultze 3 Sanitary Markets W... ....... ..
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the the through the whirring
,propgl‘tfl's blades. ““Morc than 7.000 of
lthese guns and the synchronising
mechanisms havebeen turned out.
America’s fightl 3 planes Will be
SOUTH NORWALX.
rspid~flre suns
Not only will local boards canvass
Jilleil' registrants during the week or, dolnstheir'mrt in every way possi-
lJune 17. but legal advisory boards ble. a justlfiablelcause for pride in
and government appeal
be instructed
1
agents will
to keep busy during
week." Registrants and
be supoenacd before
this group of government officials.
gquestionnaires examined ,and bear-'
l ings held to determine whether regis-l
itrants
in deferred classifications
ought to be in Class 1. Physical ex-
iaminations- will be taken if Class 1
registrants now conditioned for limit-
.ed service or general servlCe to de-'
termine whether they ought not to
gnment.
.Government appeal agentswill be
{expected to appeal to district boards
.in cases where there is still a
igwunds for placing a man in
'1 contrary to the decision of his lo-
Ical board.
AMERICA’S FOES AND
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THE WORLD‘CRISIS
(Continued from First Page.)
and the World Crisis."
Dr. Empringham is a fine and
the undi-
of his audience
entire talk. and was
ided attention
hrough the
Every one present on-
Preceeding the address by Dr. Eni-
'pringham the following organ recital
was‘given by Organist Malcolm C.‘.
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‘ Andante with variations Lemmens.
ldyle .................. Gillette
Scherzo .................. Rogers
‘ Vision ...... - ........ . ...... Bible”
‘ Marche Nocturne ..... Machfaster.
Jubillante Deo ......... Silver
FOUR: CANOEISTS DROWN. i
CARIBOU. Ma. June 10.-—Four
studentsat the Caribou high school, men from canton-Items and ships. In- Vim
wo boys and two girls. were drowned
when their canoe overturnednin the
.Aroostook River yesterday. They were ' American Revolution on foreign soil partment of. justice officials in
lliona Davis. 16: Georgia Lyons, 17; serving humanity in various capacl- deuce. R ‘- m3 “0‘“ ‘3 i“ N“ H
_ . Max Simpson. 17. and David Hitchings.
8.
The youni people Were 400 feet from
here a short distance above the darn
a
when theirmtt upset. No one sprinted. no.1lettNuw-k.lut April. and
the accident. but a N '
drawn Mimi
. We”
tor help new
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Willem" 876.80:
15: ére'm Freezers $2.75 to w'ooll-‘I-NWSTRUCTIONs? R4 l we“. —-‘.me~.§23i3”33621§34filfi‘il'chmnfimmtzm
.. . . -- , 1' -~ 0. ‘ WHAT THE “" ..R.. . 1° “r“ ”.5 ° ‘2. 3"?
Lawn Settees .......... $1.25 up; “WORK OR FIGHT” i :WIISHED‘ Fdxtitzdpgpdtegtttf mount f a
Screen Doors ........ _ .. $1.49 upl. EDICT DUETODAY' . 1.... ”r
- . - . l l (Continuedfrom 1:... One) MARKSMANSHIP or
Window Screens ........ 390 up} (Continued from First. Page.) ' Y ANKS IN FRANCE
lt will give even the Daughters
right here inSoulh tNorwalk. who are
INTERESTS DEVENS
(cameos won use one)
Kulsegs. of Torrington.
as one of those turned over
sterday. Other
of draft-dodgb
against him.
,thcir organisation. -
9 The salient points are here give.” Victor
first covering what has been contrl- Conn. W
‘lfited for the United States Army, to the authoritiesye
‘Navy and aviators as follows: ll-bllrgea besides that
ed
Ambulances. 28,915.38; 5 r k in! "i“ be 9M?" .
bagsl. $1,001.50: $ blankets. fii‘lgf-“fl new-fused ‘0 gubiTi‘Sfltl?! Ito ”2:3?
comfort kits. $411,278; field kitchens,» 08‘ “W‘lmam’ww
been active in try g to persuade
$4.16835; hospital houses and rooms.' others to evade the draft. He has
$24,871.60; "housewives $7 555.50; 1-" 1 -
ly. $9,306.25: ~"knitted “gutmen‘ts. iggbeen confined to the guard house
.742 sets. 30.10010:~ mending bureaus.‘h°fiiam Karpyk :of New Milford.
$296.58; mess fund. $2,989.35: miscel-1 : e.
.l'aneous.‘ $24,976.37; oversea Christ- COM" ordered m : tins 153:1}:th Htalte'
‘mas gifts. $2,025.24: other organizn- 100‘“ board there. was! from Fort
lions. smousi‘tted‘crds's and’ Na- by “"3 ”mo“- gum was being in-
tional Surgical Dressings, $313— Banks while his case - the guard.
r. M.-C. A. $18,999; v. w. c'. "”“igmd' “9 ‘5 nlsonudcsertion ’
A.. $26,632. Total cash gift :1 402.ih°““e “9‘“ “h“r‘r’ed w‘.‘ life diviSlnn
25,007. For Frbnce~FreItch ' on. Four new classes .m w Prominent
vphans. $39,595.25; Tilloloy, $14793.02"S°h°°‘s begin "mono 'se in field-
:Cllildrcn, Southern ' France.’ 3546! “mm"; ““3” is me cm"
I ' for field ‘ofllcers. A new
Cafeteridjbl‘ w man and girls work. firing . toned
ing in Ammunition plains, $4.252. . bayonet. school for both commiss
- ofllcers. who
other-relief-in France. $1,325.17. To...:geenggfgflzffiigzegrevious bayonet
tcourses has also been established.
‘The course in field-firing will b
is. Belgium. England, Flanders, ltaly. conducted by Major John W. Farley:
Poland, Scotland, Serbia and Syria;" the bavonet class Will be “nil".
$26,448.35. Total cash gifts for all captain‘R. L. H. GooddaY. British
our allies. 880,964.79. lb/ayonet, instructor. and Liebtenant
“Hit and Second Liberty“ Loans.l R. J. Kirkwood.
$7,868,769; Third Loan (April 16. faulti-
1918) $11,993.20y'1‘hrift Stamps $35.—1 The wonderful
766.44. Total war expenditures. $9.— played by Amer
415,743.50. _ , .abroad. which has
i “ids financial statement does not
incln . e sums of $26,672 raised by
one Daugh r for war chest. $5.000
raised by one chapter for British war
loan..$1.400 raised by one Daughter
for Emergency Fund to Auxiliary of
Nagy Relief Society'm l firing.
mong hundreds of other an lies StriDDe -
not. otherwise, listed. are: 20 morgpam.‘ honorably discmrgeddiom marlin?
bulancesttmml garments .for Frisbee; ed States “Wice' mum“ C“ ’m“
198.297 hospital garments. 1.801.268 formerly a "New“ “1 u
surgical supplieslor nationalvnsurizi: infantry, starts tomlmw on 3&0an
cal dressings committee and Red my to 1’0" ”WWW“ .8 '_-.
Cross. 115 reeimeliiel . flags. 31.132 where he “i" “W" “I" years in
books for v. M. c. A., 401 binoculars. prisonmem.
; tal $60,521.44.
For our other other allies—wtrmen- I
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marksmanship Ills-l
loan troops in action
repeatedly
ous allied commanders. has aroused
interest. in rifle firing here as nothing
else could have done. The new
school of field firing will make a
specialty of accurate and rapid-rifle
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He will be taken from.
- But at the present rate of producv
are combat planes, chiefly of the lie!
, THE SOUTHNORWALK EVENING seminal. '
nonnsv. June 10. 1918
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Woven Hammocks with a wide range in prices.
CREX RUGS OF ALL SIZES.
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Tristram » 8. H att
.NOrwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
VudOr ‘Porch Screens
Are positively. the best made, with patent
ventilation and a Wind shield. All sizes in stock. _
Reliable Couch Hammocks. ' .
l18 CONNECTICUT
BOYS REPORTED AS
(Continued from First Page)
c-u—u—o“
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of No. 18x Lawrence
laiso mentioned. He is reported
,cident. Eighteen Connecticut.
.are re rted as missing in action.
9
‘from Bristol and ~ one each
’fl'erryville. Derby, Stamford.
.Britaln. l’iainville and Darlen.
'- Mluinp in Action
‘ Cor
. ryvllle.
Privates
Vincent Alien, Norwnlk.
‘Angelo Basso. Bristol.
Tony Carlene, Nut-walk.
Herbert Collings. New Haven.
Ifharles 13. Kenny. Norwnlk.
~lrvlng E. Lines, New Haven.
Joseph M. McNamara. New Haven
Hugh Mal-run. Norwalk.
Harold E. Mssterson. Stamford.
Albert J. Maynard. New Haven.
Charles Monson. «New Haven.
l-‘rank Naro-wski. Derby.
Edward A. Olson. Bristol.
Harold Owen, New Haven.
Randolph S. Stewart, Pla'int'illCJ
(‘ari Suderck. New Haven.
Stephen Tarok. Dill-ten.
TILSON CHOSEN AS
CHAIRMAN OF STATE
l . G. 0. P. CONVENTION
(Continued from First Page.)
tion about the conduct. of the war.
As permanent chairman and presi; his local b0 11
ding officer over the deliberations he; or ‘
is also expected to make good. aside:
from his long experience in Congress,
be. having been speaker of the Con- ,
necticut House of Representatives be.
fore going to Wasnmgton. There is
. - Fight" regulations recently iii-0mm.
the me. an trouble anttci- . .
Esta? inI tittie comintion. it being mated ‘by Provost Marshal General]
practically agreed all around that crow!“ "939 "’SUIWOHS: which
‘Governor Holcomb will be renominat-
MISSING IN ACTION "
The parties of twenty-two Connec- ,
planes have been delivered in France ticut soldiers appear on the casualty
placed with England finalist. cabled to the war department
France..— The maiot‘lty 01’ ”“390 al‘elyeI-Itel‘dny. But one Hartford man is -
advanced training planes. but the mentioned. Private Frank 'I‘. Hannon, ‘
. street. prcvi- ‘
bat planes for actual battle w0rk.‘De- E ously reported as drowned in France.
liveries of planes manufactured in April 23. The name of Lieutenant t
this country. however. are now belflS‘Joseph E. Beauton of New Haven is '
to
and England will not be called 000“ have been killed in an aeroplane no r
men ..
The. list includes nine New Haven
soldiers: four from NOrWalk. two
from
New
porai Leo H. Buyanowski. Ter-
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Ideliver. "the. keynote speech" and as
a member of the military affairs coul-
mittee of the House. it‘might be ox~
peeled that the speech will open the
doors for the escape of inside informa-
PM
H.Krie
'_ ENTlRE WEEK IS .
SET ASIDE FOR
~ .' WORK ON 1 CLASS
(Continua from Page one)
lstrants and witnesses
poenaed before
amined and hearings hold to deter-
mine whether registrants in deferred
.classlficarlons ought to bein Class 1.
ll’hysicul exutuinations; will be token
101‘ Class 1 registrants now condition-
lod for limited serviceor general ser-
-vico to determine whether. they ought
not to be adjudged physically fit as-
signment to Class 1 without copdl~
.tion. Government appeal agents will
be. expected to appeal to district
boards in cases where there is still
I
iin Class 1 contrary to the decision of
Beginning Monday, Major John
gBuckley. who has charage of the en-
forcement of the selective service set
an this State. will issue instructions
‘i’b all local boards on the. '7Work or
affect registrants who are unemploy-
ed and achieve his ambition of being “1 or who are engaged 1“ non-csscn-
a third-lermer and war governor.
Lieutenant. Governor Wilson is also
expected to be renominated. as
Haven. Treasurer Chamberlain of
that. place. LikewiSe is it reported
that Comptroller Morris Webster of
”0' t Terryvllle. is not. any too keen about
voked favorable comment. from vm'l going back for another term and if
vthat develops it will leave another of.
the minor offices open for combat.
’The real big thing of the conven-
tion will be the nomination of a can-
didate for attorney-gederal. the four
year term of Attorney General Hin-
d of his uniform and d" iman expires this year. There are"
anynumber of lawyers about the
state who wouldn't throw away the
man may have some dimculty in get-
. ting a renomination.
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etc. .thls camp to the prison by *‘ hen-:BIG EXPENSES
A cavalry company. a regiment and tenant-colonel. . ‘
2.511 Individual soldiers and sailors Clark has been “mm“ m “"3 ARE CONSIDERED
have been ado led. and 11. ' guard house here since he was con-
p 877 other ed on the charge 0: passmg
eluding 500 men from British ships. “"‘h‘e‘s check“ in citieawthmughom’
have been entertained in homes. clbe East and was sentenced to serve
There are 73 Daughters of the' two years. He was arrested balm?!
ties in the many branches of war ven. Conn;
work.
. -'-‘--—---———-—- __ tAPPRAIssna on w. r. RAYMOND
Cards havejieen hooked by friends ESTATE
tanc ‘. Attorney Louis 8. Beers and Rich-
of J.“ S hie. one of the drafted fart! H. 00”me today appointed
’enpralaers of then-ems of the late
William '1‘. Ram... .
«r . .
whole not located”
at Lawton. Okla;
(“attuned From Page One).
limited authority to increase the ur-
my. Members of the committee said
a. they expect to report the bill maxi:
week and prolnpt action by the Sen-
ate is expected. .
WASHINGTON. June 10.——-Hear~
ings of the new general revenue bill
designed to raise 88.000.000.000 by
taxation this coming year. were re-
tamed today by the House Ways and
of the witnessed 1111 be heard “Ill
a believed. and outline of
‘ -tial
isl
1 Secretary Frederick J. Perry of New:
Means Committee. The greater part .
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labor. will
ning July 1.
be enforced begin-
i
Court Laurelybaughtérs: of Castilc,
:will hold a patriotic card party and
t
.New Britain. has announced ‘th he dance in the Red Men's Hall on Wed
a .. ‘will not be a' candidate for renomina-l
0‘ the “00rd 1n'ltionnnd that will of course necessl’,
ate the selection of some other for.
nesday evening. June. 12. The pro
ceeds of the affairs are to go the Court
Laurel War Fund. and it is hOped all
‘who possibly can will be present in or-
der to do their share in helping out
this worthy cause. The prizes to be
awarded to the winner of the card
games will be Thrift Stamps, a very
practical and patriotic gift.
Seaman Francis J. Joyce, of the U.
S. S. North Carolina. spent the Week-
,end at his home' onFranklin avenue.
the 303m - chance to land in the olilce and it has: ,Chief Quartermaster Arthur KellY.‘
{been more than hinted that Mr. Hin- U. S. N.. spent a short furlough at his
home on Spring Hill avenue OVer Sun-
fday. ,
gappsrcnt grounds for placing a man'
ge
Arrange to have .1 Charge
'LEW'IS TRYING To
of their registrants during what wichlub
be known as "Class 1 week." ding-t be released
will be sub-they bowls sought to avoid this with
this‘gronp of gov-.culty by
ernmcnt omclnls. questionnaires ex-h
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THE 'PRETTIE
m: ms v: REOEWEII
»' FOR SUMMER WEA‘R fl
' $2.98 up to $16.50 ‘
~ JACODYS:
flag; / x ‘mr
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Account with us. We don’t
care how much more your
earnings are at the present
time, our easy payment sys-
tem will help you live eas—
ier and better. ' '
HURRY “BABY DOLL”
HEARING BY COURT
(éohtlnued: from it‘ll-St. liege.) :
last ,Decen‘l er, he' collill not
on bail. It is said Alton
_ asking that. the
gainst Thomas be reduced.
Action Not Probable,
If the state would be willing to tilt
low Thomas to be charged with man:-
slaughter or assault with intent id;
kill. it would be possible to ask ‘. ‘
court tollx bail. There isno likcllv
hood of this being doneby the staid,
however. ‘ L. ' , ,
Thomas is finding confinement in
the county jail irksome and so are
the negrocs who are detained at the,
county jail as witnesses. There weld
reports that Attorney Lewis woulal
bring habens corpus proceedings to
have Thomas and the witnesses.
brought to court to Show why they
should not he released from jail.
Judge Howard J. Curtis will hold
hearings in chambers in this city.
during July andAugusl and it'll: pose
slble that he may be asked to issues
a writ of habeas corpus.
charge
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Here are beans, for summer, nil
armadillo. $.10! left our for shoe-i.
mtvl‘sie’llaro to be slowed away on.
ill. pantry shelves. Got one of theta!"
In. canning and dryln' ' boob fro-i. '
the Nahonal' War Garden Commiauon.‘ ‘
Washiuigtoal. A two-cont stamp fir
ST DRESSES
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