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heathen there a men with
“one dead who never to us
... “- at “me . it
me lamp! may
avoid ninety wanl hole in
which I Wu a while ago when
coal was scarce. and tar be-
lowi" lf‘sueh there breathe
go, mark him well, we love hm
more than we can tell. High
though his station, proud his
name, we’re going to thank
him just the same for sparing
us that oft told tale. We drink
his health in Adam's ale. He’ll
get his coalebe may be sure if
he’ll be patient and endure a
few short months of summer
heat while we are hustling
things to beat the band or any
noisy thing, for well you
know it is yet spring, and if
we’re given half a chance
we‘ll give cold days a. merry
dance.
THE.
resets
ton. coarser
Spring—E’Summer
Suits
For Men and Young Men 2.
COPYRIGHT '
Clothing Co.
Smalls!!! Sl Stillman
i" i‘suutill”
NECESSITIES
andeeuss.
handicaps. It is as long
appearance.
m.»
It‘s unsightly and lnutistiabutworastill, it isn’t per?
Metal ceilings
hard to put up,
inanent. The lute '
repairs. p rmyfallanydayandubonndtoneed
last longer but cost too much. They are
unattractiVs and they met.
BeaverBoardhasalloftheadvantagesandneneol’the
In new buildings or old it ’s the
lasting as steel and more pleasing in
logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
Hatch a Bailey
4m- ,9. -.. ,
Fenders, Lamps, Bodies and
. Radiators Repaired
" nunznva AND wuumc
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
. "WWWW ‘Xfifififil‘vewn '''' ' '''''' W” " ” W
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Beaver Boards for Ceilings . onrlon'rLAW
Zoueeldomeeeapluterceflingthatdoeen'tshowcraeke lama-«manual»
and attendants; doormen. footmen.
, carriage openers and other attendants
in clubs, hotels, stores, apartment
houses, office buildings and bath
Tristram a. ‘ Hyatt ’
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
houses."
Singers and Actors Immune. I
This section further states that “per—
sons. including ushers and other atten-
dants. engaged and occupied in and
in connection with games, sports and
amusements. excepting actual per-
formers in legitimate concerts, operas
or theatrical performances; persons
employed in domestic service; salesj
clerks and other clerks employee in
stores and other mercantile establish“
merits," are considered unproductivelyl
employed. 1
Following this list. the reasonable
'cxcuses for idleness or unproductivel '
employment are given, The first para‘1
graph of this section charges the memV
hers of local boards to consider the.
cases “wilh'sympatlty and commonI
sense." It also states that the lll‘slfl-l
nation and definition of nonproductive:
skirts. 32 inches wide . . .
wide
occupations may be changed. from
time to time, as necessity may re-p
quire. extending to occupations and'
employmenl'svnot included in the list}
just issued. '
cutest-eatea-eeeeIe-e
u ......
Seasonable Dress Goods
SILK JERSEY. white. black and all colors. Just the thing for the sleeveless
jackets now so muCh in vogue .. . . ..... . ..
............... $2.25 yd.
SATIN FACED VENETIAN CLOTH. white only. ideal for summer
............... $1.00 yd. *
GENUINE" SURF. CLOTH. the best for bathing suits. black only. 32 inches
..................... 85cvd
A Big and Varied Assortment of Wash Goods
—— The Biggest Stock of Buttons in the City ~—
The following excuses will be at»:
cepted by local boards in' instances of;
idleness and of men engaged in un-‘Ig-l—
productive work: Sickness. reasonable?
Porch Screens . . $1.93 to $10.0og
Refrigerators $0.98 to $45.00!
Couch Hammock $8.60 to $730.00]:
Porch Chairs ..... $1.15 to $7.00:
LaanMower's $5.98 to $12.00g
Ice Cream Freezers $2.75 to $2.004
LawnSettees ,. . . . . ... .. $1.25 up!
Sereeu‘Doors .......... $1.40 up 1 '
Window Screens ......... 39c upl
Grass Rugs. . ..... . . 490 to $13.50
New Perleclion
till. (300K STOVES
" AND OVENS ‘
' in All Slzes ’
A. J. Collins Co.
BARGAINS
user's alumna-ran
MILK, tall cans cut to .. 100
REX CORNED BEEF, No.
3, a can ........... . . . .. 55c
GRANDMA’S PANCAKE
FLOUR.
Large pkg. 290, small 14c
EPICURE JELLY POWDERS,
allflavors 3pkgs. 25c
—____..
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Nerwalk
'““_%“l
SUMMERnOME NEEDS
Refrigerators: Oil Stoves and
‘Oveus, Garden Tools, Croquet Sets.
Bowen Doors. Window Screens,
-ee scream Freezers, Lawn Mow-
."héléice » '
' snail. Gehebe
m: “ilffll't
pun-emawmwmdsnt
3.
17 cnusruur er. scorn uoawam -‘
TEL. 1300. run. 2011.
vacation. lack of reasonable opportu-.
nity'l‘or employment outside of the‘
VAST BIRTH RATE
I“
GREAT SALE OF DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAISTS.
Only
moderate prices.
"the finest in The Norwalks you will find here at
Finalclean upside of all Spring Suits and Coats regardless
of cost. as we never carry any over into the next season. '
.come and save money.
i
I ‘ _ .
omens me P ARIS ‘ mutually
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
"The Norwalktljine'
Fast Freight Service Between This
and New York.” '
Steamers “01'0”“ and “Arlimaye Brantley”
Freight accepted at Not-walk and South
Norwslk from 7:30‘to 8:30
D. m. for delivery at .1’ er (5, East Rlver, Foot of Jackson street.
New York; ‘7 :00 o’cllfc
Pier 45. East River. New
the following morning. Freight received at
York. from 7:30 a. m. to 51). in. Steamers
leavlnz pier—£5,131“: 1 . . .. ._ ,
"mt". ,.. h- ..R veal-New York at 39‘3”?" daily, Sundays
,ones listed as unproductive. in the
event of temporary absences froml
work, aslde from regular vacations, it?
its stated that unless they exceed one.
week or are. habltual. they will not be
considered.
Families Are Considered.
The instructions continue:
(Continued from First Page.)
Iterday to Chairman Hitchcock of the
.Senate Forcing Relations Committee
by Dr. C. 1). Usher. of
ticr circumstances that would not per-,tlle study of political and commercial
istrant without disproportionate hard- I gion and for many years a resident of
change from a productive to a non- countries.
productive employment or occupation' Dr. Usher save as
would necessitate the removal of a.
.l‘exlstrant from his place of residence.
andisucb removal would, in the lifting
ment of the board. cause unusual hard.
shlplto the registrant or hisfamlly: or
personage tha‘u Field Marshal
Hi dcnberg. During the summer of
‘19 I Dr. Usher's daughters had been
when such change of employment guests in the home of the then retired
would necessitate the night, employ- German General. .They were intimate
merit. of women in circumstances doom 2 chums with the daughters of the pre-
od by the boards unsuitable. boardslsent Field Marshal.
luv authorized to'oonslder any or all‘ \‘on Hindenberg related to
of such circumstances as reasonable : the fact that a part of Germany's war
excuse for nonproductlve elnploy- , plans, extending back over a score of
menl.” .
The first article of the ruling chare- f entire civilized world as to her multi-
08 all persons connected with the 8d" pllcutlou of population within her own
ministration of the Selective Service. borders.
Law. and all citizens, to report facial, Htudenbers said that the conceal-
concernlng registrants who are. ldlers, mom had been effected, through the
or who are engaged in the uonproducb partial falsification of the, statistics as
lyerludustrlea. On July 1 the resist to illegitimate births. The German
..n -
.L .
lrante who com under the Vnonpro- Government's published flgures had
duetlve‘clnssldefiilons‘will reeelve no disclosed an illegitimate birth rate In
tlces giving the. try and hour when the neighbor‘rood of 25 per cent. in
they will be call before their local fact. this ra 0 was wholly false. and
Schultze’s Thursday-«Specials
Plate Corned Beef
Brisket Corned Beef . ..... ..
NewPotatoes ...........
Libby’s Condensed
Milk .-.f. . :.
....L,......20clh.
..... 18c lb.
.‘.......‘.:5tlcnk.
;r.......5c——-10ccan
...
Schullze’s Sanitary, Market): ...
. uonwm.
United States License
scorn heaviest
no. 17m;
W. s
boardslo Dl'Odllcé‘bl’ldPncP Film"; the. the actual percentage was nearer 50
reasons for their status. The day giv- per cent. _
on to submit testimony wlll not be less, According to Dr. Usher, this will
than ""93 nor more UH"! Revel! duyfi account in large measure for the great
alter the notice to appear has been strength in men of military age .dis
sent out, and noyexcuse except dls- closed by Germany in the 00“,.“ of
“WC? 0" some (llhl’l‘ ROOd 081188 Win the present war. On the basis of the
”9 accepted for nonnppearance. lGerman census figures. If true, the Ger-
District 3°." ‘0 Declde. lman armies should have been from
1’ "1“ local board “W8 "I!“ the 20 to 25 per cent. smaller than they
reel-mm comes under the macro have been. and in turn the various
ductlve classification the matter *1“. classes of mcrulta should have been
be turned over to lhedISll’lCt board IO!" amaner in lppmxlmate‘y ““3 degree_
eonslderation. .1 liter with the sour. The deceptlon has served to throw
. plete facts of the case. it will be them“; 9f alignment the clllcnlatlons of
power 0' ““3 50W “"1” to affirm 0“ the general _staff corps of Germany's
WW”?- the decision of "“3 ‘00“. board. on titles from the start of the war un-
the final judgment belng sent to thelul‘w w.
registranl.‘ If the claims are cousld-l ,
‘eled invalid he “ll“ be placed in Class; DIRECT.
"i and given an order number that Will
i! W a 8%. Bo. Somali .
Phone it“) 1
cl Wall Street}
."‘r‘
' FOR SALE _ _
Starge Tea Calls» with bevel
mirror front
Just the thing for Economy Store. Bar-
gain ior early buyer. Apply
A. F. Beckmann 8100.
.283 & 85 Washington Street
ocers .’
Phone 1405
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...—...“.-.—
, 0.13.; JACKSON:
' or'roMErRI‘s'I
Rm
, KRYPTOX'LINSIB—J‘ojdhg some. in solo it.
- shall sm-o- me mum-less. .
W mmsaaquOmn-a' MI I
none Wind-WWW ~' ' » ‘
- hand. At the same time notices will;
'5 him as is considered advisable.
‘ : telegram.
' 1 All of
3 interested in the marriage. which has'All drug stores sell the i'eadr-lO-use
'1 ‘just taken place, of George Griswold. product, improved by the addition 0"
Dr. kinematics?
insure induction into military service' Jack~l cannot love my nelghbor as
in the next call for men. myself. .
The notices which summon the mcn‘ -lless-—But you can surely respect
to appear before their boards will be him a lot more if he‘s half way de-
malled to the last known addresses of cent
the registrants or delivered to them by, ' ,
‘ be posted in the local boards. The
sending of the call and the posting of
the. notice will be considered as suf- 100MB SAGE IEA l" .
flcieut. whether the registrant is with:
in the territorial jurisdiction of thati [HMR 1'0 um "'
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board or not, provided that it is the.
board at which be registered; The lo-1
cal board. moreover. has the power;
to investigate any registrant. whelhcrl "v, Grandmother's Red” ‘0 Keep
heis found or not. and will classify Her Locke DarkLGIosey, Beau- .
i tiful
The old-time mixture of Sage Ten
‘ gray.
if the registrant in question has;
come under the jurisdiction of another’ ,
board. the nndlngs will be turned over and Sulphuy for darkening
‘ t0 the original board. which will pass , streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
upon the evidence and the claims. Im- , . ‘ in “am
medlelely upon withdrawal of the dale” recrpe. and My? “it 38am: coE
ferred classification and order num-i it ‘0 keel) then ha r a 800 . 9
her. the local board or original juris- .or,‘which is quite. sensible, as we are
diction Will "sport to (be Adjutal‘llidlviug in an age when a youthful ap-
General of the State. who in turn wl y .. t .1 d anta e.
pearance is of the gran es 3 v g
notify the. Provost Marshal General byi Nowadays. though. we don’t have
,the troublesome task of gathering the
this section of Connecticut lsf sage and the mussy mixing at. home.
U, S. N. R. R. on account of the impoli- ' other ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage
- itant. part that his ancestors have hall; and Sulphur Compound" for about 50
tin the making of Connecticut laws and cents a bottle. It is very popular he-
;hlstory. Three of his forebears have cause nobody can discover “has been
.been governor of the stale—Matthew applied. simply moisten your comb or
{Griswold Roger Grlswold, and Roger a soft brush with it and draw this
iWolcott—and the charming old Gris. through you:~ hair,,.takiug one. small
‘ wold homestead, Boxwood Manor. in strand at a tune; hy‘ morning the gray
;Old Lyme. is near enough for .many‘ hafndlsappears, but what.dellgbts the
‘ lStamford people to be familiar with ladies with WyethlsSage-ind Sulphur
1
lit. :The bride was Miss Isabelle Bat— Compound, istbetphesldes beautifully
ltell Bridgman and was given away darkeulnsthe hair; an" ‘3 I" ”In“
lhy her father in the Congregational-cations. lt- ‘u‘sooroauées that 9.03 ‘1“5,’ ,
‘ ' of abundance
"il‘eai'srandfother.hev. Ammle ‘ Run inlet: is‘so smactltefllhls mart“—
lemma lanai-iota. of which his gneat- tne‘and‘ appearance
’m'as Robbins, was the first pastor, and use preparation ‘ lsa delightful toilet
. . Where‘he officiated for over fifty years. requISlte filrf'thosa'wbo desire a more.
0 “11110521011 or l‘pl‘flven-‘T '
I'll.
as mitot- forlorn actor attend
.tlon f.
trove rein.
annulus coy-Edna _,_
These. facts were communicated yes- .
Auburndele. ‘:
“Where there are compelling domes-l Mass. formerly actively engaged in '
lull change of employment by the reguj conditions in the trans-Caucasian re '
ship to his dependents: or where aGermany and other Central European
his authority for ..
the astounding statement of Ger-
many's concealed man power no less at
V0“ l ‘1;
them
[years .had been the deception of the .
&‘
‘ " "a,
Boy’s W
a
it
ash Suits
’ $1.50 to 51.98-
K NICKBOCKER PANTS
75c. 98c. $1.50 and $2.00
. The Best Values in Town
AW
MIDDY'BLOUSES EOR GIRLS AND WOMEN
l ' All White and Colored Sailor Collars
l, 7 , For $1.00 to $2.00 '
/
YOURS
it;
has
KRIEGER’S
ESTABLISH A CREDIT ACCOUNT FOR
ELF AT ________._
‘vd'n’m
LAWYERS MOURN
LATE Hons KNAPP.
LEADER IN COURTS
. —+.—-—-
QCoutlnnee from nun. Pile.)
,bccame recognized. Clients sought his
lservices and his position in the com-
munity grew.-
1. Separating from Mr. Seymour he
,practiced law for several years alone.
'with offices in the Security building
:aud always with increasing. success
'and widening influence. lie never
isought public office but was known
as ll staunch Republicanwlth inde-
pendent proclivities. He served two
years. from 1883 to 1885. as elly attor-
ney, most acceptably. Hc‘ was one of
lthe charter members of .he ('ouulty
Club and the founder of the Universny
. Club. His life as a lawyer was a busv
one, but he found time for exercise
and recreation. He fell a mos: exemp-
lary life. was a man among men, com-
,panlonahle and tolerant. He had none
.of the socalled bad habits of men.
l His attachment for his rulings was
gmarkcd and he gave considerable of
this time and efforts to college activi-
Ilios. For years he was on? of the
volunteer football coaches .tl Yale. and
served for n time on the Yalc Law
school faculty. He had SEl‘t’td as pres-
ident of the Bridgeport Bar associa-
tion and was a member of the Griev-
ance committee and it is no exaggerav
tion to say that up to the time of his
lillness no member of the Bridgeport
‘ Bar had a stronger posilnq among his
l fellow lawyers and none had a planter
; measure of the respect of the comm-m
gully.
3 He was a well minded mzln. physical-
1‘ly large and powerful it form~ intel-
ileclually keen and strong. morally per‘
1 feet and pessessed of :1 good heart and
l
V
'won respect. and friendship. ..W‘heu
gsickness first beset him a lump of
friends were constant in their concern
for his recovery. Few men linoleum-
had so much and so mild devotion
‘ahown them as came all unbiddoullo
Howard Knapp.
His long absence from Bridgeport:
and the litany who haw tron-2 bloom
him have lessened the number p those
t who mourn for him. but those‘ he do
are many and their expression is one
of unusual regard. Mr. Knapp "mar—
rieu a daughter of ill . lat-2 tllmrlot‘ id.
Perkins, of Hartford. Mrs. Knapp sill"
vives her husband. and also it «tn. Emu
well Knapp, well known to the young:
or people. of Bridgeport, and a recent
graduate of Yale. . ' 7 '
Judge Kellogg. of tho Superior court,
was a room-mate of, Mr. Knapp in coir
'lclze. andwill attend the funeral if.
'Hartford today. tone-nor with quit-3 is
delegation of Fairfield county l:l'-V)(‘!F.
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FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN PLANS.‘
WASHINGTON, June 19.~’Dentnt.iva
plans for the Fourth Liberty Loan,
.indlcated by the Treasury. are:
"Amount, at least 56.000.000.000.
“interest rate. 4 1-4 per cent. ,
“Campaign to open early in October.
"Denomination of bonds same m
Third Loan.” .
ABSENT MINDED.
Grocer—That long-haired man ‘who
just went out must be a music Cl’alllf.
CustomeF—Why do you think so?
Grocer—He lnsnsted that i only give.
him four beets in the measure.
' BIG G v
. and vi lnot etri um
Relieveeiultobdafl-
30
~ . Id mule!-
‘ Tmm'svfilflefimttle orgy-lied on reprise.
. I'HE EVANS mafii‘dfifi‘lfi' r-ommnm. c. 4
. e v
—-—
'—~h Amedyforinfsetiom
of the urinary tract.
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l ' ———-——AT THE—+4
l Standard Butler & Egg Co.
‘12 North Main St, So. Norwalll Phone lllllll
.Best Butter
Fresh Country
""_.Cheese, rich and’inild ._ 25c 11)
Grandma’s Pancake l-‘lour . Zpll‘glsc' C"
_;'Golll'_l2ros_s Evaporated Milk . ., 10¢ 93“ . .
Eggs
45c lb
41c doz
limouqelhiery
. in.
Norwalk Chronicler