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281131118331) BY
JAMES GOLDEN
91110111)“. JUNE 10,1918
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' , lettuc- Residence—2182.
Oily lditor’ s Residence—14924.
Iminus Manager's Residence-
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CELESTIAL PATRIOTISM
An agent of the department of just-
ice recently had brought before him a
"'man whose ieliow—emp‘ioyes complain-v
‘ed that he, had refused to give to the
,s - I
Red Cross mind or 19 do anything else,
to help along with the‘uat.
911111 the federa
“that you are a citizen‘ of Aus-
“l undetstaud,“
‘ agent,
11111."
'Oh, no!’ replied the suspect pious-.
l1 rolling up his 1-1es. “l was bum
in Austr.ia‘ but I am not an Austrian
I am a citizen of lieatcn and a subject
of God ”
"Vt 111 didn‘t you conttibutc to the
reity's \'i1tor,1 Chest" he was asked,
"God told me not to,‘ he ansueled
unctiousiy. ‘iie told
business of America entering the war
is wrong
nothing to do with 11111 thing‘ that touch
es on tile war."
Ndw, what can
like that Tile depattment of justice
can't handle him; there' .9 no law cov-
ering his case. So he keeps right on
Trolling his eyes and wearing an air 0
you do with
iepirtutol superiority,
with it.
lie doscn't
ever, quite so well as i111 thinks. lie
and all men like him pay dearly, soon-
gcl 1111' a 1‘
'er or 111191, in the. scorn and contemptI
they lnvite,an11 in the ultimate loss of
.iheil own selfrespett.
As for the of us. one thing a
sure: If there's any Heaven that
'stands for that sort of patriotism.
when sht’d‘1sstms A at 9111119 no
islon‘t want to go there.
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CONSCRIPTING LOAFERS
Anybody who imagines that the. anti-'
looting legislation enacted b,1 some of
ithe states applies onlv to hohocs inI
has idlcrs and 01119111?! humble rank
'wiilbe disillusioned by the. Baltinlote
leas1,the
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instance In Maryland at
loafel is held to be a loaicl regaldlcss
. of his social status.
A young Baltimou man described as
“well known in the social circles" 01'
that aristocratic city has been fined
sort of “useful and lawful 11 ork " His
offense was aggravated by the fact
the compulsory work law. The court
was uummed by his plea that the job
was "100 mm. "
The prospect is certainly dismal for
may soon be following the example
151 Maryland, West Virginl‘e and New
Jersey. And though the law is de-
signed primarily as a War measure,
there is no assurance that any com-
munity, once having tasted the satis-
dilation of driving its drones to work,
will let them quit their jobs when
111119.11 comes. We may have perman-
nt conscripbion of loafers.
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"curt MILITARY TITLES
A certain German luundress cannot
derstnnd:
Everybodt' hates the military party
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V military has driven your common par
4 side issue of the federal railroad busi-
,1 may expect simplification and improve-
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me this w hole:
it is God s will that I haVei
and gets away'
with it. 1111113
350 tel failure to keep busy at some:
11m he had left a job provided for him‘
’by the state board which administers'
work-shlrkers in general. Other statest
Pauline‘ Your ”old country" titled
in In It
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50,000 Persons Homeless as
Result of Blaze
AMSTERDAM, June 8.—Fifty thou-
sand persons are homeless as the re-
sult of a fire in Comtanilnople which
devastated 'the whole eastern part of
the Sultan Selim quarter,- acoordlng to
the semi-official Norddentsche Allge
meme. Zeitung of Berlin.
Buildings on both sides of the
mosque in that district were destroyed
but the mosque was spared.
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HAT INDUSTRY
MUST GET FUR
(Continued from first Pit-Isa
sent, but a hearing before the feder-
al shippings board has been arrang-
ed and a committee representing the
illanutacturerk “ will appear before
that board in a short time, to lay all
the. facts before the
that relief be granted. ,
Skins in abundance are said to be
available in Australia. but it is
he flom the starit posstble to procure b0“ .
_ to 111111911011 them to this country.
The most obnous, immediate fienefit Leading fur cutters are, said to have
Is that the Federal Express Company iarranged 1"01 the char'te1ing of vessels
Ill 11 ll 11 ' the especial purpose of bringiny
w lorougl y cm'er the country. cargoes but me gm.
11 lleteas there have always b'é-‘en gap! rrnment ”13 “MTV”
in the ter'rItOIinl sertices rendered by
individual competing companies.
Packages will doubtless be carried
more directly and promtply and ban-
ple to submission and submersion.
flow could you understand the unself-
ish desire of {me citizens for places of
leadership and boom in free armies.
with the sole purpose of making sure
that governxuent of the peepie, for the
shall not perish
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from the earth? _
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WHY IS AN EXPRESS COMPANY?
011 and after July 1 there will be,
only one express co'mpany in the Unit-
ed States. All the working forces,
offices. equipment, good will and other
by the people,
assests of the present compaines will
he pooled. The express business will
become a trust run-by the government.
Uncle Sam will be our
The business will be. conducted as a
e'xpressman.
ness, under; Directpr McAdoo.
We may expect increased economy
and efficiency from the elimination of
”competition with all its trappings, We
ment of the serv
of skins here
has 11161 owed
the ships for otheI purposes.
Every ocean going vessel in the
wmld is in service for the nation?
engaged in the 9",111 and it is practic-
ally impossible to secure either a
steamship or a sailing vessel for com-
mercial purposes.
“The first call upon the shipping
facilities of the country is for the
tiransportatlon of men and supplies
[to Europe and until that task is fin-
ished everything else, must stand
inside," is the terse manner in which
the situation confronting the Ital in-
dustry is expressed by government
representatives.
“But unless the hat industry can
get fur. there will be no work for
"died more responsibly.
Having go‘ne this far, it is likely that
the public will soon be asking why
there should be any expi'i’ss company
1at all.
What service can a federal
lcxptess compam provide that cannot
Ibo proiided just as effectively
emu more simply,
i it would be a perfectly natural ahd
101.11.11 extension of that branch of the its thousands of employer. and they
, will be unable to buy lihelty Bonds
Ipostot‘i‘ice work to have it absorb the 0.1 mm, am of me 11111111 demands
business Formetly Ulprel made upon them as the 1csult of the
iwouli h: ,, wa1," was in substance the reply 01
( 111 been difficulty 090“” 0' lthe representatives of the hat inlus-
railroad complications; but 11011 the try
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anti
by the parcel post.
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"Tllf‘lO is work for 1111'111'onc in th'
Imunitions l1l(“il()l (‘5' fit) one need be,
idle: there is need for thousands
Wilson his more workers in war industries," was
‘11113 reply of the government men.
The govetmuem has fixed r100 tons
man) 'illtl Austlia. 11o needn't criticise‘“ the quantity of skins that may be
the German chancellor ovcrmuch for shipped to this country. That ou-m
tlty. large as it may seem at first
‘1?qu to dmo “ wedge between Amer [reading is relatively insignificant. A
aand Great Britain, Bl" “'9 dont few months ago. the sholtago of
mind telling Von llertling that theres Skin-S in “Sim“ib “he” in“ great
or part of the for used in this coun
11 hm” more power behind 0““ “0““ try is procured constituted a serious
than there is behind his. ldrawback This shortage was due to
......__._'_.__..._..__. Ithc shipping of rabbit cnrcasscs to
- .- ', . ilC utope for food purposes with the
The profltceisvilli need no 11121111: to, skins attached At present ”m skins
make hay while the sun shines. The are being removed before the car-
. . . . cusses are shipped and thus an at
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111 federtl 1'11 law will lop off their man unlimited supply of skins is
JOXCOSSIVP profits, all right. nailnble for the hat manufacturing in-
‘ ~——-———O—————-—— dustry. The impossibility of {rotting
We're perfectly willing to take the Ships to "Million them is 110“ “if-‘-
futl administrator's advice and buy
chief obstacle to pr'ocutinc all the,
l for needed for but making.
next winter's coal right away—as soon
as we get this winter‘ a coal.
While the situation 1.- admittedly
serious the manufacturers have hope
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TRAVELING SALE'SMAN
:111e111111ent has the railroads.
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lnasnluch as President
tri1 d to dtlve 11 wedge between Ger-
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it man
that it will yet be possible to secure
concessions Ilom the government
that will ptrmit the. transportation
of 11 sufficient supply of ships to tide
the Industry over
Yesterday 5 meeting was held .11
the Hotcl Astor. Among the Dan-
bury mcn present were Charles A.
Mallory. llarl'y McLachlan, Harry
W. Hoyt. Frederick '1‘. Joy. John R
‘Hill. H. B. Mallory MWT. (‘ut’f and
D. E. Loewe.
Tells How He Regained strength, Am
Milan and Vim.
Atlantic lown.—~"l anl a traveling
' salesman .md was run down. worn
out no appetite and no ambition my
‘drucgist told me \‘inol was chat i
{needed and within a few days after
1111 aking it I commenced to gain andl
.it built up my health and strength so.
|emery swim: and fall I take it to; New Collar Devices for officers and
build me 11p and it keeps me in Splvn Enlisted Men.
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'did condition W E' lBl'ockels y Orders just 19ccived from the, mill
The reason we guarantee ““01 is tar ' emergency board prescribe new
I (nus it Is a constitutional renlctly._ 3
i w I P insignia and deliccs for the officers
containinz beef and cod liver pep-f
mm, iron and manganese peptonates and enlisted men of the State Guard
11 call for a change from the collar
and all celopltosphates the most suc- an
peggful topics known Frank H. Bax !ornaments issued to the State Guard
ter and dlugeists 1w erv.whe1e a year ago. The new insignia will be
issued through the office of the chief
VICE CONDITIONS IN eosrou ‘lmm‘l‘mwer-
1303110111 June 6.1311,; (-011 Johnl The collar device of the officers \nd
Ruckman. Commander of the De enlisted men is to 'be a gilt disk 4991'-
n: (he Ndnheagt contorted ing the 1aised letters "Ct." wom on
ntodav with Mayor Andrew 'J peters the right side of the collar and an-
and police officials regarding vice con- 1 other diSk With the emblems of the
'ditions in and about Boston. General! form of the service and the department
ltuckman. whose crusade against vlco will be worn on the left side of the col-
noel army camps in Texas att- acted lar. At times the commanding officer
much attention a year ago, expressed may allow the enlisted men to go with
the. opinion that while couditinlfi here. out coats, wearing the olive drab
were not bad there was room for im- :shirts with belts When the costs are
p"0\' emcnt. Local authorities assured removed for any length of time the in
him they were willing to cooperate lnhsignta will be as follows.
every way, . Officers: in the middle of the col-
-- tar, right side, "Ct?! disk and the rank
. BIG PRICE FOR'BULL CALF insignia, the letters to be one inch
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 8,-Cham from the end of the collar. The de-
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board and ask
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OlllS ill which
out of these plans and requisitioned
White Dress Voile
40 inches wide. fine even weave, I
Value 50c yard
Special ........ 291: yard
J anauese Nainsook
40 inches wide, excellent quali-
ty, of durability and fine fin-
ish. Value $4.00. '
Special ....... $2.49 niece
English Longcloth
36 inches wide. a splendid fab-
ric for women's and children’s
lingerie. Fine smooth finish. Val-
21-1.
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Silk Poplin Suits
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» Hundreds of June Needs at Money
Saving Prices.
Extraordinary Reductions
Women’s Fashionable Suits
Reduwd to Less Than the Manufacturer’s Cost
IOIDAY, some 1111 -
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50c Handsome New Figur- I
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ed Voiles 391: yard
50c 38 Inch Plain Colored
Voiles 291: yard
$1.75 40 Inch Crepe‘De
Chine. all colors
$1.29 yard
Beach Cloth
value, worth 29c.
3,. At ............. . .. .190
Turkish Bath Towels
Extra large and hea1y. double
$3. 49
’l “9' 53 piece. a- I Bes ua i 1', in vI'Iite )i
i Special ....... $1.98 piece worth $1611 50 $1150 11.... 213...] 2.... W 11...; $332;
Pattern Table Cloths -. ' ' 50c
Q Full New!“ sturdy Quality m Silk Poplin Smts - $14.95 Special ......... 29c yard
gagged val-lely of patterns. Value T ff Worth $18. 50 Bat , .
-» Special ......... 98¢ each a ct: Silk a113,“ ' 518-50 es Begin?” Gm-
Tray Cloth h $3000 Stripes checks, plaids. Value :7
A fine quality and most unusual Dainty FYBSh 390-
COTTON DRESSES
i I‘Large and Delightful Variety at
$498
. 25c yard 1
White Linene
For suits‘ and skirts. Worth 500
Special . .
$7. 98
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Hemstltched Huck Towels
Extra fine quality. Linen Weft.
Worth today 40c. ‘
Special ......... 25¢ each
Pro Lino Mats
Best quality triple coated print- There are many
,plywo'é.'l‘h. ld.f'h t! '
1 your. ‘size 28513501515113: ’vttiie and margin] styles in fineworiaulgedf voiles. ginzhams gm. l 25c ‘ d
1,1 ac. . ostnopu arm n 01' th pecla .. .. yar
’1 Special ...... . 50c each season. 9 summer .
Best Quality Percales
. 1'1 ItThere Were Never Better Values in
WASH SKIRTS
Than These in Our Large Assortment at
$3 49. 3,4. 95 $6 .50
fascinatin st
v and the Serge-:11
36 inches Wide, neat
fast colors. Value 29c.
Special ......... 19c yard
White French Dress Voile
5 inches wide. fine sheer fin-
designs
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The materials
Women’s Blouses
Presenting an interesting variety
and the most impressive valucso
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3, 1111311 “ m Smart dressy, models. made of velvet cogci‘til'i'tingiteg- 19111111110 75° W‘-
9 Special. ..... .23c each dine. linen. piano and wash satin. Special , ,, ,,,,, , 49c yard
6 IMPORTANT SALE OF BARGAIN PRICE SALE OF CHILDREN’ S
Children’s Dresses
In Daintiest New Styles
gtfcsevasoltnl. gntlmlyba nttew t£31111! {it}; CHILDREN’S BLOOMER t l f
tie ls bars a n v -
6 novelty, oavoilcsI1 GJapanese gilks. DRESSES 1‘0 se eci :10!“ 1 11.131111111111111. string
1‘": crepe dech wand gette crvepe, , Lam assortment of excellent am or CO on “H 1n ”I‘d colors. '
11' specially. paced tells]: sizes to 6 Years. plaids.
98c. $198 $2. 98. $3.98 and unto $6. 98 Sale 81. 49 st. 79. 9198 1111118
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Wash Dresses
In sizes “to 11 years, many styles
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GREATEST CIRCUS {animals in the great zoo.
‘ IS COMING sooN' Them will be mote than one hun
'dred acts. and to name and dost-111m
33"!” and 53“” Show Will Post them would occpuy too much space.
“VOW 5’0"“ in ““0 WWI“! ‘ The parade, which is entirely nefi,
There 13 to be a real circus day this! will start from show grounds in Siam
yew Barnum a .Balley circus 11111 ford. as nearly 10 o'clock in the 11111111-
Advance guards of? the Greatest Show Inc as DOBSlbie- It will be three mllesi
'on Earth annou so that this season' 11.311 1938“! and there W1“ be six band! i
route carries It elbse enough 10 be;1hree callopes and a steam piano to!
,visitcd by eterybotly in this vicinitl. create music for the marching tlnong
i'i‘hirtv acres of tents will be set, until,
like big show will be exhibited In;
Stamford on June 22nd. , ,
A wonderfull new program is pro-‘ How to Avoid the Worst Part of It.,
miscd. and it is claimed that this sea- The NeWIown detour. necessitateda
son the monster entertainment has; by state road work in the Sandy Hook
more and better things to show, thani glen. is one of the worst that. automo-
cvcx before. Starting with a magnl- Ibile drivers have had to contend withl
ficcnt pageant entitled ‘Aladdin and, in years When the bridge at Sandy
His Wonderful Lamp." the circus willI Hook Village is crossed going east, the,
occult) three hours 01 more with; automobile traffic is directed over the
events in air, on platfrom, and rings, hill." past the Curtis peach orchards.
and in the huge hippodrome surround-1 The driver hasn’t proceeded very far
lug. Not. one moment. will be lost in ; before he realizes that be Is up against
all of the spaces of the vdst curios-l a real old-timer detour. narrow road
ure. iwith deep and wet gutters. where a
The opening feature is the first at Single mistake ls liable to tie things up
tempt at Chinese pagenatry in the his 1101 a while. and there is a sigh of re-
{tory of Ame1ic1'1n clrcuses. and it has lief when the ordeal is over and the
been described as the most gorgeous state road is again reached. This de-
presentation ever attempted Tile'tour is u long and most disagreeable
Story Of the genie SHIV? of the magic one, and the natives have found a way
'iomo is too well known to need do to dodge the greater pt'irt of it, but
scription here. However, it may be strange to say they have not informed
well to call attention to the possibil the traveling public about the better
Ilites for display in coloring and mom way, which is its follows: Immediate.
ifcent settings in the Chinese locale.,ly after crossing the aforementioned
and to the fact thaf‘Ba‘rnum & BRHW bridge in Sandy Hook village, turn
have spentt-$1.000.000 to reproduce a" sharp to the right and follow the river
of its glorious pussibilities. road south about a mile and a halt
‘The circus program. whichfollows over tine macoam surface. After pass-
the pageant is made up almost énih't" ing a large white mill building on the
ly of names and acts new to the Amer right, tine residences on the left, take
lean public. the cream of all contin- left-hand dirt road. This road grows
ental cii'mses hav‘lug “18th t0 the narrow as it approaches the mountain
big ShOWS European agents 10" 110°“ detour. but as it is seldom used there
ing on account 0f the 0105‘“ 0‘ most is little liability of meeting another
or the his foreign “TC“SES' There car in the short stretch whereit is
in a complete Chinese circus. , TheTe really too narrow for comfort. The
With thrilling aerial and acrobatic mountain road is intersected very near
“913‘ the famous Hanneford family, its eastern terminus "and the worst of
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THE'NEWTOWN DETOUR.
Germany." she says. "yet. seems
plan Sylin Johanna. a six months. old
Holstein bull calf sold for $106,000 at
the State ‘Fair Park here yesterday.
The previous record price was 168,000
paid for the cell's mother. Hay Echo
Sylvia, s year 530.1110 mother holds
partment insignia is to be worn in the
middle of the collar on the left side.
Enlisted men: Insignia to be worn
on the collar in same manner as on
the service coat. Non-commissioned
otheers to wear chevrons on the sleeve
the world's record with 41. 01 pounds”
”prescribed for the service cost
m’m-muaderlmt will be the,
Whenever the olive drab shirt is w‘oi-n,‘
champion riders of Europe. will dis
play their wonderful skill: Signor 'Bllg-
onghi, the dwarf bareback rider. de-
scribed as the equestrian comic bribe
century. will thrill 11nd convuise with
111111111111: Pellenberg' 11 wonderful hours
will ride on high bicycles, skate one
Whore willie
the'detour is avoided.
COURT CLERK'S
PORTRAIT UNVEILED
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WIIII'am T. Havilsnd's Memory Hon
and try Members, of 1111111111111
L bers of the bar.
First American Ace Is a Californian
Lieutenant Douglas Campbell is the first real American see on the
western front. While other American fliers have shot down live German
planes, he is the first one of wholly American training and service to accom-
plish that. His father is an observer at the Lick Telescope on Mount Ham-
ilton. Cal. . a “
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memorial meeting which was held by
the members ‘of the Fairfleld County
Bar fer the late William T.'Havlland.
clerk of the court. Themeeting, held
out of respect to his memory. was
largely attended and several eloquent
tributes were made by varietal mom-
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flag is an unusually this ‘one; in hot.
it is one of the finest-in the entire col
lection at the county court house, 11111
Is a striking resemblance to the doc
ceased court official.
Mr. Haviland was well and 1101111111111
known in Norwalk and was the soul-1
in the ottoman ‘ latte 9111111111 or law of Mrs. W. H. Swords of W981 oven
' ‘ When 111 film.
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