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' , For Men and Young Men
A A. J Cdllns Co
to your:
P‘lflme do not expect no to
deliver a year‘s supply of coal
for more than one th
abatement in one month or in
three months. We are getting
the tool, but delivery takes
time. "
Please do not forget + that
the law does not allow full de-
livery exoept on orders of six
tone or less. '
Please do not believe all you.
read in the papers about coal
matters—except our. ads.
THE.
loan-lit.
ad , . newmgmmomm
no afl
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Mountain. Warren-yum.
purerhoerdhusfloftheadvmmmdnonoofflm
handicaps. Itisulonghotlngassteelandmoreplsuingin
appearance.
In new
WALL PAPER. 5c and foe Roll
Full Link—Finn Assortment
ALSO PAINT AN D VARNISH AT LOW PRICEG.
' PAINTIN‘R PAPER HANGING
141 Washington Street. ' COHEN
m mum-intent ‘
m- ”Mariananydeyudhboudhum.
«thanks: longerbntoosttoomneb. More
buildmgsoroldit's the logical’ oe" . wean
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll plum chance. ,
The Hatch of: Bailey Co.
South Not-walk: 3-
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COPYRIGHT ‘
. Cluthi'tig Co.
3 N. Main SI ,. Se. N
, mutt ‘
. “3533511155
from screens . . . 551.98 to $10.00;
Mrigerators .... senate $45.00;
couch Hammocks $8.50 to $30.00'
Porch Chairs ..... $1.75 to $7.50?
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Lawn Mowers $5.98 to $12.00 ‘:
Ice Cream Freezers $2.75 to $6.004;
Lawn Settees .......... $1.25 up,
Screenboors $1.49 up;
:fflindowscreons 39c‘upf
Gross Rum, . . his to $13,503
. New Perfection
till cont STOVES
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tinnitus
meow BORAX .gsone. large
. _ Tcake cut to . ..... ~ I ........ 7e
BRANDMA'S PANCAKE FLOUR.
Large size 29c, small 13c
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKEs, a
1 pkg.
QOTTAGEV‘BRAND COFFEE. a
216‘
11c
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' A. STULL
24 Cottage Street- ,
-_Eas_t Norwalk‘ ’
,A remedy intimation-
-~ , ' offihe, brunt-y m
Geranium
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' ' sue
Fenders, Lamps, Bodiesand
Radiators Repaired
BRAZING AND wuouve.
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 8T.
TEL. 1360.
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sourn nonwm
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not! at National lleknse and the std
Henry commission. The resolution
. ifollowszw
«sutuplion of raw and
* materials essential to the conduct of
2the“ ”war.
‘ ”The council urges
‘ from unnecessary expenditures of ev-l
5 Way” kind. and to bear constantly
' mind that only one thing is now
A , ammo?
Mumwwmm
W lies £th some or a I‘m
new item we ill ammo
m tor economy on an lmwmnl
map in the pmmloh of the our.
The insulation. which declares ct-
1mm: would practoe sell dental in
dress, food and manner of living, is
signed by the members of the ltoun~
"Write Council
icotlnoil believe that a concerted el~
foil for economy by the people of
the nation will not only go far to-
ward paying America's expenses in‘
tlt‘é’war. but will also reduce con-
manufactured
ull to refrain
in
of
‘i‘e’l‘tl‘itnportanco, and that is tlu' Will‘
‘ hill; of the war.
“"The nation's
power, money, transportation. food-
m ”to will was:
m t’mm stout moles! of
murmur adopted by the {forested at .
manta prawn en immediate and
when“ «on on the pm at etti- .
of National Defense,
Wand‘flae advisory commissmn of the
resources in mun- l
Tristrma Hyatt
Norwalk’s Loadm’ 3‘ Dry Goods Store
or M .w We. as »,
ilwery'cltlzen to guard against in.
' “creasing this strain by a single waste-l
itul‘hot.
5» “it is most creditable for everyone
would and woman. boy and girl min
are; economical in dress, food and
manner of living. Every evidence of
helpful self-denial on the part of all
In a time like this is toast mainland-
“183‘“
h “This war is
'"bel’ltebén armies;
more than a conflict
his a contest in
'Wltlilll"every man. woman and child
‘Eufll’htnd should render real assist-
l‘tlllb.""l‘hrlft and economy are not
dilly n patriotic privilege, they are a
duty”.
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Wednesday Spe’
cials *
‘ List-likens: Kaspeaat
RETIREMENT ntu.
Paesso- IY House
. Pro‘vbled'for chasm
’anssnge by lhb‘"*House of the.
lli t be keepers’ retirement bill to
[fluidity for those men Who have
fptaljesl's advocated rputting light-
billing-keepers and assistants on a
‘ lll‘dtitonl pension list. The pansuge
of ill! bill marked the first recogni-
Noll Which that claim has ever had
from the lower body of Congress al-
the Senate has previously
3%.
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it . the retirement clause, the raise
ill! pay from $700 a year to $840 a
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LEGSOFLAMB‘ ....... ' ......... '. ..... ...... ......35c‘tb. .
summarise ...................... ..............15c»lb.
PUEELAnn..‘ ........... . .............. 32o lb. .
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets _”
nonwnmr. ; 80pm nonwm. ,
United States License No. 17,903. . i
m"... 4—“ : drin_m_snm_g-lw-_—-——J-——.__ .T. ._ T- A
1... ...._....—......i,,.,... M. . .
Standard Billet a
12 North ‘Mainl‘Sf , So. Norwa‘llt Phon
‘ Free Delivery
O
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Good Eggs»
Best Butter
Pure Lard _
COmpou‘nd Lard
. ' ”135flc doz
' p p . 45c lb?
Cheese,;frich and mild. . 25C’lb‘
Fancy SlicedPeaches 15c can ‘
> Hecker’s,Grandtna’SPancakeFlour2 plutZSc
'l' .' 5300115
mt . for. lighthouse keepers. and
“3‘ prevlslon: for payment at [rav-
dill: upended of teachers employed
bracelets to touch the?" children on
'lltollltHl stations. ..
«The retirement clnu'se ” provides
that all omeers and 'bmployes en-
gaged-in field service; except per‘
Ichl ln‘dlslrlet offices or shops, who
obell have reached the age of 65
, more after having been thirty years
lg.) the adtlve service-of the govern-
]?ghl, they at thelr option be re«
‘H‘Qll‘ ; l" further performance of
{all an that all such owners and
”it Who hue reached the age
"on who have reached the age
_mylded the annual compensation
ct; ”obese retired shallbe a sum
on to one-fortlelh of the average
‘ elven for the lulu flve‘y‘ears
o myloe for each year of active
some. in the lighthousevservlce or
ll} any department or bronch‘of the
government having a retirement sys-
eed in any case thirty-
annunlpay received,
on pm ,Tthat‘ such retire-
$3199?“ ”p 1 not lnelude any
. amount‘olt subsistence or other at-
lowance. The bill also provides 45
Teams daily ration allowance.
film but wtll now go to the Sec-
ftfi’find‘ is expected“ to meet. favor-
Low Prices . ,
Beckmannlngrocery ‘
' Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality).
A A.- F. Bookmamlfi
. i .83 & *85Washin’glouslreel “,‘gg‘llltoite 40
‘ .‘Wellnllobhyn.
alto-on nabbed ormdhdonnqm~
tuna cmw emoticon, o. l
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ting crews for submarines in
Q0! those subtnnl‘tttrdw-n- Ln.
ms,
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‘t'wmt and Are women, {so little
Wm.“ .. ,.. .
' «tilt ,_
Armour’s been but ked h‘ Tl” . . . ‘
Rgady Maid Mock fmtessgllpdiii . lb ' ‘ ' '
Kirkman Borax Soap. per cake ..... . . .
Mtssxon Brand Sardines. . . . .. 2 cans
x
Heinz Paked Beans .' . ".1. . . . . . _, . ‘
Fine Tones Onions. per lb. . . . . . 'lS‘c 22¢: and
Monopole Sugar Corn..25c. can . . . . . . . . .‘
Popular Prices.
can—.-
NEW HAVEN] June it
a
mdornnlser.
out abtot ,
mam
soon-o
Quart Bottle Pure Grape Juice; . . . . . . . . . .
f no Dell
Goldpmg‘dthlil’umm”"l’b' ........ c
entanos o ee......... .2 . , .
Baker’s or.Huy er’s‘Cocon.' .....0.c 5lbs.,for95c
1-2le11“! (1'07.
.. .f. . -- 6c
3cans25c
‘ The Best; of ,Evegytntitgwtgagt ygthdp‘Dl'il-lk db
AM
ANSONfA MAN HELD FOR FeLouvvcnarger against kahuna or is it
, rtnst he has been ,. arrested.”
’ .——Relnsal . O'Rourke. another trolleyntam m
., :waa given by United States. Commie. rooted with McCarthy. The latter yen
, sinner Wright today to the application iterday-v said he dlditol the V at i *
t Germany‘s dmcuh , jobs. We of John T.‘McCarthyot Anebnla to re- . thins Lame hall noon and be
1:;th crown prince and does the header sonogram: which to turn ml'el' to the (prelimi‘w
e. one might try a trip in be tsubefdpchorged with knowledge of to Lehane‘o mail box. no A
326 can
.‘L. ‘ 5C
it"
for125¢
aw felony, committed , commu- to‘uot tantrum
hone»; Socialitit w tor land lived in WI
very
't
in
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, ble’tconslderatlon as a war measure.
‘jth‘e‘vmen of the lighthouse. service
snow on active part of the mill-
erytforce.
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ilzfjfjlllOAD To. PEEKSKILL
l i ' “—"‘—‘ , .
on Mile: of ‘Now Macadam Via
, " “Nuke Melton: “Route
*People seeking a pleasant automo-
fle‘? tiling will find f the following
glove bspeclnlly enjoyable at this
. mover year? , _ ,
. hbe to Peekskillv—Leave Dan~
firyrflbrmke avenue and Mill Plain.
* night? through "Brewster to Car
l elf‘sltiirp turn to left when Carmel
treached. follow shores ‘of “Lake
' ‘ lilo south, {straight through (new
outlini'most of the Way) to Lake
blob c. This resort, never looked
. . “ h it does now. About a mile
1121. all out of [lake Mnhopac on
t macho New York "city take right
”(With dlrt road, sign says "Peeks-
! indies." The dirt road merges
lhow macadam about two miles
land! the balance. of the. way to
_!hitdson river city is as fine a
.,‘~"pnsslng‘ Osceola:- inn, Shrub Oak
dime and Moheganlake. The dis-
?llrom‘Danbury to Peeksklll this
walrléls 34 miles. .Tbe return is
, «hecfamillerr route, via Yorktown
sunshine, Amawdllt. Purdys. ,North
mum Peach lake; distance 33
loatf‘atll‘otnl distance; 67 miles.
More no‘det‘onrs.’ and the only
l. Point.
rml’m mi.»
stuns. raw materials and fuel, have
faireddy been subjected to heavy
within. and it is the clear duty ot'
Pay is Also Rained} Ind'Toaeherr
W a favorable attitude. The.
Id features of the bill as it passed
T returning to reside within the Unit—
de an automobile evenrolledi
‘ l proved stretch on the entire trip the
‘titwo‘gmiles of cm road just
A Splendid Line at Sweaters
Middy Blouses in Many Colors
Military Capes With Facings in a
Nomber. of Shades '
More of the Separate While Dress Skirts.
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REGISTERING
WOMEN ALIENS
NEXT WEEK
(Continued from First Page.)
l
ins American citizens are required to
register as German nllen enemies.
Female citizens, natives,
or subjects of the Austin-Hungarian
under the president's
unless they come within the previ-
zenshlp of her parents. how in ‘the
United States. and subject to
jurisdiction of her parents. born
the United ‘States. and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof. is an American
denizens *‘
Empire are not required to register l;
proclamation.
alone of the proceeding paragraph ,3,
1. A female, irrespemlve of the citl- 3°
the ,
in f
citizen and is not a German alien re-
quired to ri’xieler hereunder, unless
(3) She has become naturalized in.
or taken oath of allegiance
many: or
~(b) She has married a citizen or
subject of Germany who has not ac-l
qulred naturalization
States and the martial relation has,
tied has been terminated by dent
sttmed her American citizenship.
2. A (exhale originally a nativeko
lzen. denizen or“s.ubject of Germany.
is not it‘she has become‘naturaiixed
in the untied States a German alien
required to register: unless
(a) Subsequent to her naturaliza-
tion In the United States, she has
become naturalized in” or taken oath
of allegiance lo‘Germnny. .or ‘has
othorwlse rebooted her German ‘nn-
tlonallty: or ‘
(b) subsequent to her naturalizn-l
tlon lo the United States. she has
tuttrrled a cltlien or subject of Gal"
many who has not acquired natural-l
lsatlon in the United States. and the
martial relation has not been termin-
ated by death or absolute divorce;
or such martial relation has been ter-
minated‘in the aforesaid way and
she has not resumed hora American
citizenship; or
(c) Subsequent to her naturaliza-
tion in the United States .she has
become naturalized in or sworn nl-
legiance to any other country.
3. Any American woman who mar-
trles a foreigner takes the nationality
'of her husband. The naturalization
xof such foreign husband as an Amer-
ican citizen restores to such wife
American citizenship. At the termin-
ation of the martial relation she may
resume her American citizenship. if
abroad, by registering as an Ameri-
"can citizen within one year with n
consul of the United States. or by
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ed States: or, if residing in the Unit‘
ed States at the time of the termin-
ation of her martial relations, by con-
tinuing to reside ~ therein.
Time and Place of Registration
1. The dates and time ‘orreglstrn-
lion will be designated by the At-
torneyaeneral of the United States
through a notice published bY/Clllef
of Police William R. Pennington.
2. The place of registration” in Nor-
,walk will be in the City Hall.
1 Method of Registration
5 1. Registration shall be made by
affidavit of the alien female re-
quired to register.
fourunlnounted photographs of the;
lperson registering,
3 by 3 inches‘ in size,
lwllh a fightback gt‘dund. The photo-l
‘ graph shall be zoftthe’ shoulders . and;
flu“ face, without hat or. other head
covering. . .
signed by the registrant across the;
’ face thereofso as not to obscure the
,feotures, if the, registrant is able to
.wrlte. ,,
l' 2. Each alien female required to be
'reglstered shall .be requiredwto reg-
;lster her finger prints. ‘ '.
t 3. Au registration card will be is-
isued by the registration officer. In
thelorm and in the manner and. at
times more particularly herein-
ofter‘eet. forth. to teach registrant
Who shall have pro
not
Poultice for'Fallure‘ to
for Vlotntlon of Regulations
1. A German alien female required
to register giro falls to complete her
intimation within
:therelor ort‘whn
, remand to ‘
“about to hotels on: mum. in
lo Ger- 3 ll
in the United} .‘
not been terminated by death or ab“ _
solute divorce; or such martial rela-i
h m" -,_
absolute divorce and she has not reek“
of? addition to. all otbotupenaltles‘ pres-
cribed by law, is liable to restraint,
ahd detention tor the the foregoing section maybe extend-
1
,_ , . perly~ registered
dunking to extend‘the 'trlp undet- these regulations. ‘
north (s few miles. alter
Willi. and ferry tron
Register and.
i
that linedfllted;
rlolateo or who at;
to statute or 00th therein
believe that alto
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slim
not... '
. Arrange to
Account with
‘tem will help
rieger&
carehow muchmoi'e your ‘
earnings are at the present “
time, our easy payment sys.
ier and better.
Co
have a Charge
us. We don’t
you live eas-
imprisonment.
duration of the war, or to give so _
~ .curlty, or to removal noddeparturetan necessity may‘require, to mutate
(“mm the United States. and to all
other penalties prescribed in the sev-
eral proclamations of the President
‘dieflnltlon of non-productive occupa-
tions and employments contained, in
'ed by regulation from time to little.
apex-sons in other occupations or rm.
ployments."
Certain “reasonable” explanationd
of the United States and in the rage: of temporary idleness must be no- '
lotions duly promulgated by or under
the authority of the president.
' 2. German female alien required
to r
fixed for the issuance touh‘er of a
registration card,'be found ”within the‘,poriun!ty for employment in any oéw .
limits of the United States, its terri~ ' '
‘torles. or possessions, without having in the
her registration card on .her person
is liable to the aforesaid penalties.
DEFINES WORK"
TO BE CLASSED
NON-PRODUCTIVE
(Continued from First Page).
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explained that the employment of a
person of militaryhge in these occur
potions “is not sufficiently effective in
the present emergency, to justify the
postponement of a call to military
service, notwithstanding he may have
a
standing he may have been placed
in Class. 2. 3 or .4 on the ground 0!
dependency." The list of occupations
named follows:
" (a) Person engaged in the serv
ing of food and drink. or either,
public places,
other attendants in
with games, sports,
amusements. excepting actual
sons;,emoloyed in domestic service;
larger thant (e) Sales clerks and other clerks em»
on thin 123981‘-tployed in store sand other mecnntlle
establishments.” -
'Liocal find district boards are‘ In‘
structed to Carefully consider
and common” . sense."
stipulated that
THEP
a
, $298 up
ster who shall, after the date
late order number and notwith-
in
including hotels and
social clubs; (b) ‘Pastienger’elevator
operators and attendants. and door
men, footmen, Carriage openers and
clubs, hotels,
~ stores,_apartment houses, office build
logs and bathhouses; (c)»Persons in-
cluding ushers and other ntlendants,
engaged and occupied in and in con-
‘nection and
, ner-
tube “18.58 01“ m~formers in legitimate ouncerts. operas
Ltripllcate lornt,.and“‘accompnnled by or theatrical performances: ((1) Per-
each
Eachvphotograpb must bl" case, involving the withdrawal of de-
ferred classification ,“wlth sympathy
It is further
“the designation and
RErTIEs'r DRESSES
we Hove REGEIIQED‘ . ‘
FOR - SUMMER- WEAR
Jonrs
copied by local and district boards.
{A list of such excuses is specifird;
-The list follows: “
I “(11) Sickness;
nation; (0) Lack of reasonable op;
(b) Ileasonbale vow-
lcupation outside of those described.
foregoing seetlonior those
hereafter specified by regulation on
ruling as provided, in this section:
l (d) Temporary absences (not regular?
tvacntlon) from regular employment‘
'nol to exceed one week, unless such‘
temporary absences are habitual and
frequent, shall not be considered as;
idleness; (9) Where there are come»
polling domestic circumstances that}
lwould not permit change of employ-«1‘s
=ment by the registrant without ill»
,pmportionate hardship .to his deepens}
dents; or where a change from o. “Oll‘ffl:
productive employment or occupation 5
would necessitate, the removal of the ;7
registrant front his place of rcsi— '
dence. and such removal would, in“
the judgment of theboard, cause on“,
usual hardship to the registrant. or.
his family or when such change of
employment would necessitate the '
night employment of women tinder
circumstances deemed by the boat a ‘
unsuitable for suclr employment of
women, boards are authorized to con- ,
sider any or all of such circumstnnco ‘
as as reasonable excuses for non-
productive employment."
4
RHEUMATIC AND MONEY PILLS
‘Al'eyo‘u troubled with rehumatium, :”
kidney or bladder affections? Any 2
such symptoms as swollen muscle or -‘
joints, backache, headache, dizziness, 1
nervousness played-out felling, urinary j"
irregularity, puffiness under the eyed? ;‘
You need Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. .
Kraut; P. Wood, R. F. D. 2, Mo‘rris yr:
Maine writes: " "I found relief‘as‘ soon if. T
as I began taking Foleytxldney Pills.
My husband also 'received much bene—
fit from them. He was so lame he
could not sloop over; now he feels no
pain.“ 'Stillson, Powell Corporation. .
to$16.50< ‘
.._—-—J.'
Norwalk Chronicler