farming, and exceedingly long on land.
the obvious need is for more extensll‘e
turning. .
The difficulty with what the mag-
azine calls the “frantic fencerail atl-
v'ice‘ is chiefly in a misunderstanding
of what the word‘
relation to agriculture.
the advisers it means simply mbre
Cattful. more. efficient farming The
technical use of the word. meaning the
aiplication of a great deal of labm.
equipment money ter-ztilizer seed to
small acreage as contrasted with the
opposite produre in extenshe farming.
is not familiar to them.
There are f or 1111: food needs for
us and the. allies. They are meat.
wheat fats and sugar. These. says
the (‘ountry Gentleman" are the char-
acteristic products of extensive farm~
W hat we want is more of the
m son'r'n ‘NORWALK
EVENING summer.
3. s A. L. pawns, props.
W22!
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
SATURDAY, JUNE 15,1918
W
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TOMORROW
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lured. acreage .
”' m T” "‘ m“ m' -- - yard. More power to it and
n G as 1‘ “Ll: its amen vegetables' But what the.
PHONE CALI-8 tountr'v at large needs and-13ml 11:11:
I I I ' development 9 1e ex e
~ Idltorial Rooms—92. I” greater
1 ' sivc method.
lumen Office—93. 1
lei-walk Branch Gilles—1388. j
”not,“ Rwdenoe-ZIS‘Q' i Hardly an1 body wants to have w'lt'FS
.mlditors Residence—1492”! ‘for everything' dictated 111 public an.
s Manager's Residencsb' 1111111112 11. 11m good loreglllate bnsi
1 13-12. ness GanlnpllSP
Prices. howe1'.cr must be kept down
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FAIR PRICE LISTS ,
.=l
THE PERENNIAL MILLION
Tire governmcut has been rt‘gislt‘l” ‘prices. .11' . llooV'cr now proposes to
lug the lads turned '.'1 aim-1- tht- first acctnnplish this. in cases that cannot
registration, 11 yeztt‘ 11:11. There are be handled 11v existing means. through
more than tltrtt'ut1111'tc1's 111' a million 11 515111111 of indirect control. There
of them. There lllll‘lll he :1 round 111i!-
llon If so manv had not 111111.111 t-nlisi-
ed; -. '
There will be 11 similar number com
ing on every year while the war Ins-1:1.
fl‘he eligibltw will really increase for
several years, with the natural rise of
our population lcvcl. The war wast-
age does not affect 11111111. For all
practical purposes or this war they arc
an unfailinz resource. to be counted on
"as surely as the sequence of the sou—j
sons or the interest on noverntuent
hounds, We have an annual crop of a
million young men, at the 1'c1'1' apex
of their fightinu powers, Every Crop
is a clean addition to the millions of
more advanced age alrettdv plckcdcr
eligible
It is they 1'. ho uill win the 11.11'l‘l1cy.oo s
are the decisive factor. \‘o othet bcl- : GOOD USE FOR SCI“ '-
" t l m 111111 mommy. m' The old reproach that schoollttlscs
Seven 111* n .' .' ‘ - '-
d (. 1 111 my little 111011“ were used so little of thc time is puss
raw on. .0111 u _' 1: ‘ ' .
- 1', is latest innotutlon 1n‘
thanhali 1151113111 coming of .1zctil'er1',InE awn. .. TI , .. ‘ . n
l l t nnot use them this ”I" “’“YIII IIISIIIKIIII‘ DIM" IIIOIPIOI '
year, out 51cm: 11111 the H.“ ‘11“... ‘plctclv is to house farm volunteers in
wear not ncx _1 -. . . .
‘ it.
as ztlr'tcttlv tnkcn 1101‘
:Pwlgewshg 1:1“. .120 of 13 pm“... In Cuyahoga County, 0.. Iorcxample,
oys o . . _
and Britain are in bcttct pliuht, but "““'I” IIm‘II‘S "I I'm" are makim:
thev hove nolhlnl: like this llt‘lllllllvuum' headquarters 111 villazc
tr Si‘llOOlllOlltitIs They belong
' idler stuff ‘toun )-
“3)an I): II‘gllfiIlllfillSZre now bctzin ‘10 the 8015' \‘l orkini: Rescrte of tho
u11u1t= l
16 11 \1 our 1111111 “11111-5 The}: IIIIII‘II SIIIN'S DII‘dthd 1111111111 win the
ning re c . . .
will soon be hearing tlr'c main htu'dcn w." I‘.‘ helping farmers increase the
' ' 1 in 111111 11 is thc 1111111 “"111 supply. They live in the school
A: 11'1".» “:mimn “gum, in endless buildings Its soldit-is live in cantt.
0 1101111 g
‘ ‘ ‘ ' I ' ' inx
, h unnts. and spend thtlr days work
waves who 11111 slrt‘mzlllt'll and frcs . o 8
en them. and keep up the battle with on “‘IEIII’I’I'IIIFI “In“! “WI gurd n
’l‘hcv need such c'omenicnt'es us 11611-
unflagglntr mm m" till-they ticul qu‘ di11L',cookintz utensils. oil stoves lrtn
slanlsm “3 death blow. ’tt'rns, dishes. table linen, phonoz
' graphs; etc, 1.1111 these are mostlv pro
.v ltlctl l11' the neittl1hm'l1ood.'l‘hc hove
‘so far are said to haw behaved them-
They the nillIll'ilI
from day to dav every for cotnmouniti'.
Thcv will represent ”11- combined
judtzment of representative local
iwholesttlers. retailers and consumers‘
Ins to what various atticlt-s of food
should sell for in the retail stores.‘
Xtu'siutiwrs will 111' asked to publish
_these prit' cs The public itself will be
oxpctled to See that lhcv are made of
l"ecli\c. it can. do so, presumably.
through the. personal influence 111111
patronage of customers
This plan has ttltcad1 been tried in
Iwcll. 11 11111qu 11-11111 mttch 11mm-
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NO PRUSSIAN PEACE CONFER.
ENCE
Doctor Dernbnl'a, whom we had to
eject from thi.u couhtt'y bccuttsc of his
lnsolent propumrntlu, and who lutct'
showed uncvptctctl signs of tlccent'y
and sanity. seems to have come truth!
the spell of l’erlin b.11h11r1sm again.
Perhaps the “glorious victories" of the
Crown Prince have tultllcti his head. I
I°0~ AI all" talc. we find hint an- 1 _
nouncinz that after the “13.. Germany ‘ to makinttr the Fourth of July a mentor-
must have “contmcrciul and maritimc “III? 0""II5I0I‘ in England by “m‘m‘mg
liberty anti :1 concentration of raw ma. a haesball name between the American
army and n.11'_v teams. “hen a king
”ta/”319' I0? II"? Purposes of supplyin:l
of England celebrates our Fourth. cer-
the world."
What this mcans “'11 do not profess tuinly " the world do movc."
to understand. We tlo not know how 1 _______+__._~’__
Germany. 0|“ any 0IIII‘I' nation could. “'11 haven‘t heard much from Gen.
1 make of any more “commercial anti liindcnbut'z lately. Is it possible that
maritime libct'tv“ than Germ-.1111 had the Kaiser ‘1as"canned' him hecuusr
before she tried to take away other 1111 'lto failed to make good on the WT"
tlons' commercial and maritime libera I‘ool promise?
‘ty. Shc hati all the "concentration of:
‘raw materials.“ too that could be 111111
: or cont1oiletl honestly. None of these says the l‘lculche Rctlen.
things will Germany loseaiter the 11' 1211 :11ill hang its head and say: ‘The world
if site kicks her i1npe1lal criminals 11.1.11 no longer a soul‘ The world has
from power and shows a c‘fffi‘Siencd and no longer a Ge1m'm1" “ The poor
‘COntI‘itt‘ 1198" 10111 world. however, would tt'y bravely
This. however. mav he too much to to master its grief.
expect“ The ensuing words from Dr I .
Demburg‘s pen contain the crux of "mood IX of the periodk‘al cicada"
the. matter, and tip off the whole Prus 113 announced as due this month in the
sian game: “At the peace confer- eastern state. In opthPr words lhf‘ 1'7
1 once we must not only demand tliesc. year locust is coming. ‘But nobody
advantages, but command them bv will pay much attention to it. We
force if necessary." above a greater plague to woFry about.
Seedless to say, there will be no'
'r'ia'co conference as long '11s German
fipnknsm‘en talk in that vein.
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. FENCE-RAIL FARMING
' “(ire of the most funamental mis-
no options that ever befuddled tlie
mighty: 01.1.1 some people is this one
' h dent-1111111 mote intensive agricul-
1131: for the 1-1 csent prodigious times,"
saw: the Country Gentleman. The
ctliiornl goes on to poan out that in-
.
celt cs 1c:"y well.
grown-ups.
This. it will be generally nm'cetl, 1.
llln titllllll‘lllllt’ summer usc for 11 school-
.ltollse.
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“lf our enemies should tlefcat us
"- the world
/
‘_.w.._._...x.’..-_._ ”w. ..
We’ll Soon Stop-
Selling. Used Cars '
for the yery good reastm that We
3
l
There is a tremendous demand for
our reconditioned cars by people
who seek utmost automobile sill
ciency, combined with the grant-
l
{busier "agricnltute means less lamb :2!"- “fig” ll: 03:82:11 “1:;
more. labor, more equipment more you.
money more fertilizer, more seed Anti
- Willy's-.Ovcrlsndv‘ln
'intensive' means in E
To most of,
'ficial ttnethod applied to large:
The intensiVe method is for=
' 111' the big cities
lto reasonable levels particularly food3
:ttt'c to be “fair price lists" prepared:
some locrlllties and has worked fairlyI
when applied on 11 national scale. with
the support of the federal [zovcrmnenm
and ,
11' under ”redirection of rcts'ponszlbloI
King (lcor::c is 1201111: to add his rnltcv
." man‘s
will have no more cars to sell. j
m mm 110mm m sum
Knight came forward with a large
bouquet of blue violets which he
placed above the rest and Esquire
Bogardus completed the floral bell of
liberty, for such it was, with. the
cross bar of stats.
At the. end of this service a chim-
Iing of a hidden bell was heard and
eleven strokes were counted 11'.hiclt
When explained were tonnd to taint"
Isent that the ele1en departed mero-
the “omans Land aim) will be a big. here of the lotal lodge were not for-
factor in securing; these, but the farm- gotten that e1en In: The entire. an
9"” {Far the school teachers. who do dience then joined in the singing Cl
not get out of the schools until the “Auld l S ..
latter part of June. may not be in time ans ”9-
tu aid in the spring cultivation. , Past Exalted Ruler Skel'ty was
Doing Good Work’. lcalled upon b1 Exalted Ruler ilvin. :-
Reports coming from Wilton are ton to gi1'e the historr of thc flau
that the women are doing exception from the time the Pi l"rllll~' l:'nd ti
ally gottl work They are making a from the Mayflower to the illesont
suct'ts: of ‘being. milking, cultivating day. _ .
potawes. harnessing horse». all CIIOI‘OS', Judge John J \‘l'.1tl h 1-' as ne't in-
art and the barn and making butter ln tmduced by Exalted Ruler Byington,
tat-t they are doing an." and all kinds and he gave the Elk _. Tribute to 111.1
of Wulh on ill? farms will Il’ltJ G‘XCGy‘gFlag in a \'t"‘l‘.\' lnlel'(‘$.llllE mannae
tion of plowing, Mrs. Shaw said. land held the attention of his aUtII-
With the nitration of so mam cul'— once from start to {1111511
lured and pretty women on the formal Another mcdley . ol‘ patriotic airs
it is thought that it may have a tcn- was given by the Orchestra at the
dent-y to bring back the young men conclusicn of Judge Walsh's talk.
who previously lcit farms to .eck seek (uplalu John Keogh “as inlrnodur
the diversion of theatres and cabarsial ed by the anlted Iluict' Irving lly-
inglon. who said that Not'walk lodge
Qualiflcltiona f" Army was very 1.11.1111 of its. brother l-‘lk.
The applicants ‘0 quality ‘0' farmer-j and that they were wry glad to havc
t'lies must be beIWeen the 83 ES 01 18 him present as s111altt'rol the even-
and 411 and must pass a physical 911' ling ( “pm," K90.“ {0”,me along
aminauon SIVI’D I” a doctor Jes'ltaking up the storv of the la-
ignatcd by the committee She must; where it had been left oil by Past Fr
enlist IOI‘ I! DBI‘IINI OI “I" “‘53 than ”Ix altetl Ruler Thomas Skelly said that
weeks, and it is dcsitable that the} 0“ June “_ 77. the day when the
period of t‘nllh‘lllltlll be for the season1 stars and mines was mnmnt‘ 3mm“
whcnucr possible 111 ..s the nation‘s 111.111. that 1111111
The 131”“ N" 90'" 01" I" 3’0“” “I aul Jones was tommisr toned :11:
11111 GI‘ IIIIIIW" A I'INIIN‘I‘I'III’ h0I‘“*'II“PP command 111: officer of the good ship
111-1.: providedI for every ten by thd Raznxet then at Portsmouth. New
11111111111 4 l and Army liampshite. and 111111 1111111 11 dPtilgll
The farmer or community employing furnrshed some of ,1". 101ng ladies of
I 11 unit provides living (IUMIH'S and III“ the city from their silk droshes made
m'Ir‘S‘III') PilIIIDIIII’nIIIIMI “I"‘I‘ I" a flag of r.eti White and blue. l‘llIs
hcds, blankets. I'IIIiII-‘S tables, dII‘I'Igtu'as the first American ling to bc'
and cooking II I‘USIII'V Th" ”VII“? flown from any ship and :1 few days
‘ quarters haves supply of runninlr ws- 1 later when the Ranger 1111-11 the Brit-
lt'r' and Where possible the tlsc of 11 ill; ish 1.111], Drake in baillt' 1111. Drake
cphone [101‘in 11 111m 11: sent to a llag was the first to be hauled down
10““ an upplitutlon bI-IIIII “1““ I)“ ttfthe Star»; and Stt'lpts. autl llllll
tilled out and signcd by the chairman- “1111“ 11 f0“ da1s at 11”.“ Roads
01 ”robot-1111101119 Economics! commlt- .1". Ranger 51,01“, ”,9 nymph fleet
ice and re'tumod to the state chair ,tllld on bpmg 101.1 1" 1.011.. of “1131
111811. the flag represented the 1‘1 cnch ships
Receive TWO DOIIII‘C 3 DIY- saluted, thus 2111111: 1‘1 .tnt'c the hon
The girl" "(1 “III I0 “01‘! from IIIII'I or of being the first nution to r-t'cott I
YTEACHERS 0N
WILTON FARMS
no GOOD 1111111111
(counted non! mi fuel
l
1
l
The farmers of the country are in
great need of tractor operators dieti‘
clans and larm hands and the help of
:9
l
'N‘BIPI‘ m RI‘OUDS M ”I0 or more WWII nize the flag of the 11111 country and
It'it‘hilll: 53 «I d8)" IUI‘ all (IAIN IIIIlll' that. as the French 111 Ma wert- the
lday with transportation to‘anl from first to recognize 1111 flag so 1111-
'mn'k. ’l‘hcy urc murmur-'11 par for. l"rPn('Il on land 111111» 11111 111.11 to help
llvc days" work a “'FI'R- I'IIICII‘ Work" out the colonists and under the gal-
l1u.\'.~' Ilt‘l‘ share towards tlrc it'tutoholtl‘ taut. (lcncrul Lafayette had until
cultutscs and :'1 cents a weak lt'wald ‘troopti M'hlt'b helped mutt'riully in
1111- sttlttt'y ot‘ the chapor'one-lmu ~ettcep- 1 winning the Rt‘\'(llllllllllill'_\' W111: But
on who does the cooking. The chili, poor France was 1111111: paid back
'croucrltoilsckccvci’ 1" responfiillk‘ I0I7_11111n:.'lolti for 1111- huntirtds or ll‘onps
the home and the tonduct (if the altlk she sent over, We 1vl-1'1- sending 111111-
()1111 “'(llktIl' is nppolnicd captain for dreds of thousands ot ll‘otlpll For the
the unit and it Is her duty to plan the. gallant 1.111.111.» 11-1» lune 913111 1111-
11'orlt and upportltm the labor The hl'ttve' Polishing. and as Lafayette c11-
llocul llolllc ll‘c'onomits committee “1‘9 tlcurcd hltnsclf to thc A"mclit1ul pt-o
ltwittulsiblc for tho wclfuro and super-' pic, so Pershing had outlcarctl him
11. ion of the clllllll ,scll to the French people.‘ and that
T1111 t-tiuiputt-nt sllpilllt'tl by each IIrI one of‘dhc first things that (lent-1:11
(‘tlllsisls of one blunltct . sl1t'1'ls.pllluw Pershing llltl‘ on 1"1Iuthini: the other
cases, towels. overalls. soft shirts. side was to visit llli‘ tomb of l.nf:t;.'
hvuvy low hcclcd boots. sun but. oil; ctte. placed on it 11 wt'cth and Amer
skins, o waterproof 111111 a lunch box .icon “11de stepped: b.tt-.k saluted it.-
Badgc for Servlcn. 'nnd said '.Lat11yct'11' we have come.‘
A1191 three months of satisfactory The spettlttlr sold this little con-111111111
wnim within the state 1111 :11'1111l~' would go down 11.111111I of tho 1111M
will lli‘vflVt'lll‘di‘ll 1'1 cat-11 worktr I“:bl’flllllllll incldcnt~ ill 1-‘rcnt'lt and
recognition of her S"l'\'ll' n1. 0:1 111111 Ameridnn history.
[tnrolltnonu "I‘m" "I "I“ “7111111th (‘aplttlll Keogh rcmindctl tbc 1111111
1.11mi army of Auto: wt ”11' "111ptitunt once that 11111 ”M: had flown ,0 1'-lc
“"3 I“ give "am" ““5“"! mm" 3' ;tor1' on 1111' buttlc fluid 11 sl\ 11'111s,
l
permanent “dd”? ””5”" "mum‘tnud that it would fly to 1icto11 in
I. 1.1lon Lrlltluutc "I ‘h‘“ institution. pr“; this great wot-'ltls war but that the
”m“ farming “XI"‘IWII “-“I‘I‘I‘ ”‘I'II’ army and him alone could not 11111
.' I" begin, length of ““1“" “I‘d 100‘” 1”": 1var.it would have to bc won by
"‘h‘-I I‘IPII’I'I'NI' ‘tltc pcoplc buck homc giving tltcir
APPIIu‘Im' "1"“ OII‘" sutes. Imoral and tlmmclttl suppott. lic Slilll
”mm“ of ”I" I‘“““"‘" “I ”I“ (on it was not time for cheap. 111101.1111‘
lnet'tit'ut Land army applications have or punisan criticism, that “.0 n1u~t
lllt‘t 11 l‘t‘f‘t‘llt'd bv \lrs Schentk li'illlliun stand by the "1081,10“. for .1“.
.g1rls ”‘ ““5““er and “II'I'I'lcrisis demanded the‘ boil ot mind.{‘
”I‘m“ I" ”‘0 union Iltoart and hand to help lift the bttr
Although ”I“ name “I” not “I‘m (“5“ ticn from his shoulders now bearing
‘I""°d- Mrs. Show “”01”“! ”I" ”I" the greatest burden human should-
lirst t'hapcronc for (onncctlcut now ut' 1.”, mm. c1cr home. America. 1“.
1 1v'otk in the fields is u native of Slr'at- said. had reason to M 'proud of its of.
ford and her daughter Is also 11mk1ng ions in 11”,. “m. The “my bad 1,01."
in the farm group Imultlplied twenty times from 11 hun-
tlrcd thousand to almost two million‘
[ELKS’ FLAG DAY with almost 11 million in France. The
. Nuvv personnel had been multiplied
EXERCISES OF
GREAT INTEREST
.
'other rolliing stock and keep it
' to the bore.
'7
SATURDAY, mm 15, 1913
11511111.
that for every man tll'at pent over
there must go the tons of material.
equipment. ammunition and supplies.
For every four men even in modern
ized warfare there must go a horse or
mute. and that before our men and-
supplies were sent to Frant't 11 was
first necessary to dredge 1111‘ 111‘ »
harbor assigned to this country to.
build dock: along the harbor and
giant ware- houses on the docks and
railroads running from the docks 101
the American camps and to bui‘ 11 int-.
mouse round houses and mac-Jim
shops to assemble the engines and.
.11
had "nll been
SPECIALS
Saturday Night 7 to 10 o ’clock
up-..
repair and that this
speedily and efficiently done. He told PALMOLIVE SOAP ME ’ .
about the pay of the army being (IOU-1’2 1 9 . W0 N S VESTS
bled and instead of the niEiL'ardh -..c size .......... 10c mm eight
pension of other wars, there overc ~ ' .Su er W ‘ ' ' 17c
liberal allotments made for the tie
Pendenis left behind and War insur CORYLOPSIS' I WOMEN'S PAST
once to be drawn upon by those de- TALCUM POWDER
pendents in case their soldier t'ela- 17 . BLACK HOSE
lives did not return. cslze .......... '. . .. 12c ~
He gave a fine description of Camp 1. Regular 250-
l)e1'ens and said that this cantonment ’1'-'1' ' -
although only one of a great many d KOLYNOS TOOTH PAsTE Specml """""" 17c pair
scattered throughout the country 1 25c 31.
with its gen thousand acres and four- f e """"""" 190 LOG CABIN KUGS
teen hundred buildings was 11 won-
deri‘ul piece, of Work in 11.111 but :xiflYLACTIc Made of new clean sani-
thai tht amp held but 11 few morcig H BRUSHES '
than thSeekly loss of Great Britain tary rags """"""" 94°
.11 {war Wounded or missing Ii Sterilized, clean and whole- "
l e complimented Norwalk for hav- game_ ....... m " .
in: almost a thousand men in 2191- """""" 296 L16 CUBE CLEANSER
vice and for backing and (raring for!
the men sent out and said that this;
undoubtedly had had its good effect
For cleaning, sconriitg';
polishing, etc; regular 51:.
VBILINGS
New meshes and novelty
on the soldiers from Norwalk for of
the thousand men in service he had W125i} quality.19cyd1 Sale .............. 15 for 1901
yet to hear of the first man from this 1
town being in serious trouble with» ALL SILK
the military authorities. lie to” .'l' RIBBONS NAFTHA
the. fine work 111111.111... 11111.1 the 11. A. Moire checks 'and satins' .
R. and the Spanish llmcrlcan and ‘ worth up to 390 yard 27‘; WASHING POWDER”
their auxiliary corps and lllt lioyi - "
Regular 711 5 for 19s
Scouts had done in keeping 11p pull'
WHITE
lit spirit and patriotism
in conclusion he said that the flag . 3.311» 1 LARGE ROL
had 11 wonderful history 11 cltau hon- ING COTTON » L
est history. and one that no one 11111.1“ Regular ., TOILET PAPER
be. ashamed of but that all might . 5c SPOOI ' 2 for 5c
well be mood of. “The one flag. the. Regular 50 ...... ' 5for19c
DRESS BANDING
great flag. its honor trit-d anti truc:;
"01 ~11" 11. -1 Is b 1.11.. 1.1 1 . .
11.. 131.135. 1131151131" ‘ “ M ' Black and whlte, 1 1.2 and LIQUID VENEER
,____.__- i Zinchcs wideneg'ularmo, . . . .
JUNtoh FOOD ARMY WORK IN 1 7° yard For gtvrng' clean, bnlhsnt.
NORWALK and new appearance to
DARNING COTTON
On Thursday, l.. M. Johnson, County: woodwork, inn-0' WtO-‘
(‘lub Lender.accompanictl 111' .111. 11. 11.; Black and white; regular mobiles, etc.
Callahan. 11111111 . 111111111111 Supervisor 51: . 4 spools for 10c Regularzfic ...... 17c
11cm to tho t‘entcr School, where tltc‘ '_w "mm. I. m. I I . -
l "- ' ‘ ~..
bovs were organized into a Gurden '
‘1
Club. 1 ——-— — -- - ,-_ ~—-~——:—v—-
All 111911111911.- of this club hmo joined office at 11 Wall street for memberShip
lllc Fairt‘lclti (‘ompunv hmmu 111' the cards. All members who can 1'10 pint —_
Connecticut Junior Food Army or quart jars. and keep a record of ‘VASIIINGTOV June 15——Wenthec
The Food Army pins were given out their work, will receive the certificate IJII‘IIICIIIIIIs [01‘ the week beginning
'DII PIS club members received their of war serl'lcc signed by the Governor ‘IOIIIII‘Y issued by the \1' eulherBu
”Stop Scc 111.1' PlK'" Posters which This is the privilege offered to .111 Jun- reau IOIIBI are'
are to be 1111 ked up in front of the Pl" ior Food Arm) me'mbers who stitk to "NONI! and 'lllddle Atlantic States»
club member's house. The curds their jobs and keep rec0rds of their Generally fair, “IIOI‘I‘I‘S In Ne“ Hut:
come from the 11 S. Dept. of Aflrlt‘lll workil land, probablv about \l'cdnesduy Mod.
turn and are being distributed by “1'.-9mm Iemp“"“‘“““~
11:11:151111 of the Farm Bureau in Dun DEMOCRATIC
Plans for the 10ch anti county Junior. CA'FI‘IEE SCIingnBUIET 1 S
Food Atmv exhibitions Were cxplalnedl ummlt street.
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i 5. ti)ischarged Fridtty-~03car Rediing.
«51 Cedar street; Daniel Tanrley, Narn-
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
' ‘ HOSHITAL «ores.
Admitted Friday—William Weed; ll)
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ttrctl over $300 in prizns to be com- 1 t' i l l i ll 0 full make Home.
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I’I'! I‘Illb IGIIII‘I “'III TMI‘IVI‘ (I DI'III’ OI It was voted to nutne l‘ilPlllbt‘h of 11101111 White Plains: Bronrwell Phil~
IMO" I “5'00 I” QIICII m‘““‘I’I‘I'-I II I“ the netessary committee‘s at
«unsealed that thc winner use this 11cek's contcniion
money at the P11: school course, .11 the The Third District Democrats ‘tnet at
I"onnct'llcut Agricultural (‘ollcgc at Michael l'.-l)un1'.e's store on \Vashiug- .
Storrs. ' Eton Ntrect .last evening. and elected. How COULD SHE TELL?
' T111I winning cunning and vccmitbie the delegates to the. Town I‘onvc'ttiou 1 One of the girl. “112.15 in a Flat.
mm“ tcam “.901... 31.100 each. The meeting was rolled to order 111 s'bnsh theater had a problem om
Lust 1cm :1 girls cunninlIll‘flm IWI'D ,I’I'II’CII “I‘d I‘Ad‘m‘d E “Md" ““ther the other evening.- Slte was show-
rt-scntctl Nornulk at tho (‘ounly Ex- clectctl chairman and Charles 'I‘ lllc- lug two. women their senior
11in 111 llaubuer-‘ztir. tttlt‘im: sccontl Govern was chosen secretary. The. “is the show this evening fit for
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.\'or11'ulk‘s cnrollctnont of Girls in 59M the Third District llcmocrnts at the pillaresses ot' a Flutbnsh conm~
the Junior Food At'mv (‘unning club is the Town Convention: Michael p'rgation.
vt'11' small at p1oscnt. Shav Charles T. Mc.Go1'ern Frank «1;, dont"
A tir'ltc is 111111' on to increase the Pitunauricc. \\ illlam 1'1 it'ke John Mc-I‘ girl.
total from this city. (‘irls who wislvtlrath and Edward E. Meade.
to respond to the patriotic cull of thci
next lips. 81' Seavlew avenue.
Discharged Saturdayw-Tonv- Chopin,
Smith Wilton.
know." responded (no
Then she brightened “You see,‘
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The program opencd with the
grand march of the officers and mem-
bers of the lodge, led by Esquire.
.lolm i". Bogardus carrying 11 large
Amcrican t'lug. around the council
chamber. Following-tho march the
member tooks their places on the
north side of the hull untl the officers
went to the stations appointed 111cm.
Mrs. James Flynn in behalf of Wo-
Attx.. No. 9, U. S. W 1’ gave
to the lodge a handsome silk flag as
a token of their thanks for allowing
them the. use'of the Elks' Home last
summer when they held their annual
convention. Exalted Ruler lt'ving C.
Byimrton accepted the flag in- the
name of thc Norwalk Lodge and ex—
tended his thanks to the members of
the camp for their thoughtful appre-
elation.
Thcn followed
11 very impressive
lodge ceremony in which each officer
stationed in different parts of the
hall explained one standard for which ‘
Elkdorn represents. -
Past Exalted Ruler Thomas A.
Skelly gave the. opening prayer and'
the orchestra Yurnlshetl delightful
music composed of 11 medley of put-
riotic airs.
John J. Cavanngh was to have been
the first speaker, but as he was de-
layed by a meeting of the Norwall‘t'
War Bureau it was impossible for
him to be present. In place of the
address the Altai Service of the.
lodge was substituted. This COBSISI'.
led of Esquire Bogartlus visitllnz each ' '
officer at his post .in the hall and
of bringing by the- first officer 11'
large wreath of red-roses which were
placed on a' table in the‘cerrter at the
room. with an approprlntn hpdscln
Tifé 'secohtl anther carried 3 11111.11-
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Left to right, stand!!!“
Orleans Dr. Walter L. Bierring, Des Molnes; Dr. Henry' Sewitll, Dbnv‘én- Dr, E. Wyllys Andrews, Chlcigo; Adsllian
Left to right. sitting: Colonel Louis A. lmGsrde. U S. A., retired: SurgeonGenertth.c. Braisted, U. S. 11.; SurgeonJGeneml W 0.0111311.) U. S A...
thaws are extremely 11111111 or the :act
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esséntisl to successful intenslm
placed imposition on top of the roses
this 11': m
Medics]. Directeo’lii. 3.311111, U. S.A.: Dr. Horace R Arnold Eontbn Mass.
These physicianl: of life National Board of Medical 11111111111111.1111
General-Gorgas ot the army and Surgeonoenerttl Braiding of the 111m,
training men and t1anspoltlng thcm Government for the conservation of: «Cincinnttl 1's. Colonials AmuseI
across to France «11111 not c11'r1tl11111: IIIOII “1‘0“” “WIS I0 IIII‘ 10““ garden ment Park, Sunday 3330 D1 m. .l —Senilnel Want Ads Are Wonders.
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Dr. Vic 01' (1 Vail-111111 A1111 arbor; Mrs. W. A. Tiers, secretary: Dr Herbert. Harlan. Baltimore; Dr.lsador¢.nye1New
t Surgeon W C. (Rocker.
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among whom are some of 1116311).” 1mm doctors of the country, like Surgeon-
mat 111111 thO'Amerlcsn Montai- Association in Chicago reconsider muons and
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