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SUMMER HOME NEEDS!
' ers,Btc.
.ulfimu bales-ml
“Ne-sews”.
' A HEALTH!
Breathes there a man with. .
soul so dead who never to us
yet has said “When am I go-
ing to get my cool? I must
avoid that awful hale in
wbichIwasawhileagowhen
coal was scarce, and ten be-
low.” If such there breathe
go, mark him well, we love hnn
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 coal he 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.
FEERES
[0A1 CONTAIN
Springd‘Summ’e?
Suits ,
For Men and Young Men 2
COPYRIGHT .
Clothing Co. ,
6.N.>Mnln Si Eflfl"
SUMMER
nrcsssunzs '
Porch Screens ... . $1.98 to $10.00:
Refrigerators $6.98 to $45.00?
Couch Hammocks $8.50 to $30.00:
Porch Chairs ..... $1.75 to 37.50;
i
Lawn Mowers $5.98 to $12.00
Ice Cream Freezers $2.75 to $6.00j
he Hatch é Bailey
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Beaver Boards for Ceilings ’
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t Show cracks
and scams. ,__ _‘ “M... 01—4 u.- no”
It's unsightly and inertistic, but worse still, it. isn’t per-
manent. The plaster may tell any day and is bound to need
repairs.
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up, unattractive and they rust.
BeaverBoardhssallofthesdvantsgessndnoneofthe
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance.
In new buildings or old .it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convsnce you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
Co.
\ » . 7x , ,- saw . . . ‘5'.
Fenders, Lamps, Bodies and
Radiators Repaired
enszme mun wanmc
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 81'. ' SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 1360. TEL. 2011.
‘ of cost, as we never carry any over'into the next season.
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onsnr sun or names, smrs sun wars-rs.
Only the finest in The Nor-walks. you will ilnd here at
moderate prices. . . -
Final clean up sale of all Spring Suits and Coats regardless A
' ' Conic and giveaway. ' pm
cnosxs we PARIS MiLLmis'nv
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
The N orwalk Line
Fast FreighlService Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “Clio” and “Armltage Broafloy”
Freight accepted at NorWalk and South‘Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45. East River. Foot 0! Jackson street.
New York. 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier 45. East River. New York. from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. In. Steamers
leavlntgdpier 45 East River. New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
excep e .
Lawn Settees .......... $1.25 up] ' ~
Screen Doors ....... $1.49 “pg? ‘‘‘‘‘ _ ~ --- wm
Window Screens ........ 39c up! 9 o o 0
WWW ......... 49° .. $13.50 Schultze 3 Friday Fish Specnals.
New Perfection 5
0H. CO0K STOVES
* 'L AND OVENS
in All Sizes
A. J. Collins Co.
LIBBY’S EVAPORATED
MILK, tall cans out to . . 10c
REX GORNED BEEF, No.
3, a can ................ 550-
GRANDMA’S PANCAKE
FLOUR,
Large pkg. 29c, small 14c
EPIOURE JELLY POWDERS,
all flavors ...... 3 pkgs. 25c
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A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwaik'
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l
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves and
Ovens, Garden Tools, Croquet Sets,
Screen Doors, Window Screens,
Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mow-
Albert r. Gehebe
Mum
. alone.
.luuuilluiiu
filllNfllliERillliilli
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Kansas Title Holder Has
Done Little Since Winning
Title
Four counties “over the top.“ Willi
Litchfield, Middlcscx and Tolland
counties well over their quotas. and
with New Haven county nearly up to
100 per cent, the‘Junior Food Army
_‘ is assured of going ”UV?! 10“ lid!" in
the drive for 50000 boy and girl mem-
bt‘l's. This is in spite of the fact that
Fairflcld county has enrolled only a
little over oneihird its quota, and
Hartford county onlyraboui one-half
the number expected of ii. The total
» number of enrollments at lhc present
is Oi’cl' 36000 with the drive for 20.-
000 canning project mcmbcrs yci to be
launched and u possibility that the CH-
ics of Bridgelmrl and Hartford. which
have practically no enrollment to date.
may come into camp at any lime with
four to five thousand recruits each.
Gardening is the favorite project
with the boys and girls. Over 20000
of the enrollments arc- in this activity
The honors for the amount o
land under cultivation no lo the corn
project numbers. however. Although
they number only 961. they have culli-
valed 480 acres of corn. while. the cur—
den members arc cultivating 318 acres
of land.
The potato members. numbering 1.-
451, have under cultivation 180 acres
of potatoes. mailing a total of 808
acres under cultivation by Junior Food
Army members at the present time.
The live stock contingent, which has
had the choice belwuen pigs. sheep,
poullry and calves, has shown grem-
‘est preference for poultry. A total of
'26.140 birds being cared for by 2.614
members.
The pig project has claimed the ac
ienll0n of 1,923 members. who are
rearing ol‘cr 2,000 pigs: This is alxiull
four times the number of pigs raised.
by club members last year and lndi-l
cafes that (‘onncciicul boys and xirisl
have taken seriously Herbert. Hoover's ,-
declaruiion that a pig is as good as ai
shell in the war with Germany. The
calf and sheep project are being taken
up this year for the first time. but.
ncycrlheiess. 410 boys and girls are
raising these types of live stock. At
present 127 bOys and girls have signed;
up to raise sheep and. although con i
siderublc difficulty is being expericnc-i
cd in securinu the sheep. the needs
are being filled.
The food saving project, which is,
mainly drying. has 1.601 members. The :
cookingproicci has 3.860 membemfi
many of whom have already compiclw
cd their work. i
The drive for 20,000 canning mem-
bers is being staged in response to
the call from the United States l)e-.
purimeni of Agriculture for one milv;
lion jars of fruit. and vegetables curry
nod this season by Connecticut boys:
and girls. The following quotas
i
for'
runners have been naslnncd for the \'fl‘.
rioua counties: New Haven cmlluy.l
5.360 members: Fail-field county. 4,690
members; Hartford county, 4.690 mem-
Iristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods '5er
More of the Bathing Suits.
See the latest ideas in Ladies’ Bathing Suits
many novelties.
“Kiddie” Bathing Suits . . . . . . ...... . . . . . ..... . ......... . $1.35
THE FAMOUS KLEIN ERT BATHING CAPS. We have been most fortunate in
securing an unusually larne stock of these famous high grade Rubber Caps in a
great variety of styles and colors.. Very reasonably priced from ..... 25c to 756
ALL KINDS OF BATHING SHOES
MORE OF THE GINGHAM AND LINGERIE ONE PIECE DRESSES.
USEFUL WHITE SERGE AND CORDUROY DRESS SKIRTS.
COMFORTABLE SMOCKS AND MIDDY BLOUSES in fetching color combi-
in the Suit Section. including
nations.
l
l
‘s'ng‘, can» * '
.Krieger& O. m
Boy’s Wash Suits
$1.50 to $1.98
: der the same regulations as domestics;
with each case determined on its
merits. . l
, Results of the Government's ultinlalifi
,Ium that loafing would not be tolerat-‘
'ed during the war already is being felt l
in various parts of the country. lluoHvE
ficiai reports from several states show: '
the immediate improvement in the la~i
Ibor market and a decrease in the num- ,;
.bcr of vagrants and other ldlers. ‘
'rwo SOLDIERS
. lllillly FHCOI‘PS.
exceptionally flue voice, favored with‘
scvcrul solos. 17"
The icalurc of the evening was that .
GIVEN FAREWELLS
(Continued from Page One)
4
While the feast was being disposed?
of lhcre were piano solos by James}
Sexton. who also acted as the cfiicienii
accompanist of the evening. A (war
lot. composed of Edward J. Splan.‘i§'
Ralph E. Dibble, Thomas F. McMahon
land (1. Louis l’ricc. rendered many se~
Ieclions of a patriotic and popular na-v
lure. and were obliged to respond io‘
Mr. Spinn. who was in.
presentation - lo the two honored
guests or tolwns of esteem from those; .~.
prcscm. The speech of presentation?
was made by Attorney John J. CuneoJ
in his happiest vein, and he cxprossedl
the regret of all prercni at the depart-f
ore of the popular young men, and
wished them a sufc rmirn, after their
tour of duly ovcrncus.
.\lr. Splun responded teclingiy. and
stated that he certainly'uppmciatcdl
the friendships he and Mr. Gcrln had
made while in Norawlk. Attorney,
William F. Tammany also made a lisp;
py speech. 9
lot animal grading under suitable reg-
w‘ .
KNICKBOCKER PANTS
75c: 98c. $1.50 and $2.00
The Best Values in Town
MIDDY BLOUSES FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN
All White and Colored Sailor Collars
For $1.00 to $2.00
ESTABLISH A CREDIT ACCOUNT FOR
YOURSELF AT . .
KRIEGER’S
€329 '
41:33“.
under license and regulation" by the I
Department of Justice. which should.‘VAR SAVINGS Y
RALLIES PLANNED
also establish a Government system,
ulalions and methods of price report-i. ' (Continued from First Page.)
ion of actual transactions. lraily re-f .______
ports had been made on distribution in; campaign. Several hundred men’
and destinations 0‘ ”V“ 5‘00"» meats and women will make the addrcsso-s.
find other products "'0'“ principul Liberty choruses and the State llunrd
ilRCkmg points. organizations in the various communiv
ties will have an important part in the
rally programs. .
Howell ('hcney. stoic chairman oi."
the Nation-1| War Savings commillic,
has had the cooperation of the UV}
'sion of War rallies, u department or
.ihc Publicity committee of the lion'—
chcrlcut Stale Council of Dcfense,end
l also the Spcskers' Bureau of the Conn
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STEAK SALMON .. 32c lb bore; New London county. 1.008 mom. Tl ‘ .. . -.~ A . _ Wi' l .— ..-
.............................. . b .: Lil Hi ld . m ‘ ““0 Pit-3 . 1020 present “on. limncy .-
gTEAK HALIBUT ............................... 28c lb. 1,53: Wincdim‘iu cddglyhillilfllncmli‘crs‘; = ham l~. Tammany. Attorney John. J.CONNECTICUT FLIER
ONITA MACKEREL ........ 22 1b . . . _ Cunco. Fred A. Giolclrlno. Harry Bo-
----------------- 0 - Middlesex county. 938 membels. Tol .. l AND PILOT KILLED
FRESH MACKEREL - -- - 220 1b land cou'niv 516 members Thqrc are gardus. Danny Sullivan, “Ck Germ. ’ q
""""" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ” ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ’ " ' “ ..lohn Troy. George Hopkins. Abe Tar-l DROP TWO MILEb
STEAK COD . .. . . . . . . . ........ . ............. . . . 180 lb 81'3“? 3435 canning members 931““"1 . . ~ . v . - ~ ,
BOSTON BLUE FISH ‘ ' ' 180 lb. ed and these wiilbe credited to their ml- 3:311:59: ugh ml Joustwg. till “3““ m . r >
. ..................... . ...... . , . , . . . . . - x - ‘ an From .
SEA BASS .............. . ................ ,, ...... . 18c lb. Ahome county m the canning dme. cent Costello, Thomas 1". McMahon.l __ ago One)
SPANISH MACKEREL , , , ................. . _ Ralph E. Dibble. G. Louis Price. .la_mes
FLAT FISH ............................. . . . . .1182: iii: 40’000 PEASANTS 'gexl‘o‘n, Eldward gorgornll‘i, Hfirsynoil’h d“'(l‘elie machine failed to straighten
TAKE A HAND IN 1 mt en. .yluan ' me on on yout from the nose dive and fell
Schultze’s Sanitary“ Markets
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK. -
United States License No. 17.903.
'9" G- Mitchell. llhrough the clouds, the wings collaps-
ling. At a height of about 400 feet
ALL STOCK YARDS {one of the men either fell or jump“!
TO BE LICENSED“m ”‘9 millage. while one olhov
,man was caught in the wreckage of
the machine. Both bodies were un-
BIG KIEV REVOLT
(Continued From Pep one)
. u—a—u—
n
ention Grocers .
FOR SALE
8Large Tea- Cans with bevel
Just the thing tor Economy. Store. Bar-
mirror front,
gain for early buyer. Apply
A. F. Beckmann &Co.;
83 a 85 Was
..
inglonSlreei
“restr- m
hone 1405
that the Russian Black Sea fleet pur- lc°nllnued from P389 0110) recognizable when reached.
licipnte wlih Germany against the Al-i , Lieutenant, Patterson was 22 years
_ lies. Thls‘ demand was supported by dealing in live cattle. sheep. swine or of age and a nephew of John Patter-
’ M. Maximloft. ‘lhe Ukrainian minister? goats. "in or in connection with such son. a manufacturer of Dayton.
‘07 war. ‘stock yards." except those exempted: Lieutenant Swan was married. his
The Soviet Governments delegnlosl by the food and fuel law. iwifc livingr with him at Fairlie-id, Ohio.
rejecled the demand. and semi-om-l The President's action is in accord- Killed at Texas Camp.
. clni advices received in Moscow say; once with the recommendations of a FORT WORTH, Texas. June 20."-
ihnt M. .lotfe. the Soviet nmbassndoa committee on the live stock and meat Lieutenant H. C. Kelly, an instructor
in Berlin. and the Bolshevlk com-isituntion. mpnimcd by the President, in aviation, was killed. yesterday at
, “lander of the Black Sea fleet, Subliml and which held hearings in Chicago, lernoon. in Bcnbrook field. The cadet
. have been advised that Russia will‘ Philadelphia and other cities. ‘ rflying with him was'uninjurcd.
not consent. . Reguialor powers under the procla. , Lieut. Trees Killed in Airplane .
the limilis fixed in a bill by Senator! mutton are conferred upon the Secre~. Accident. i
France, of Maryland. Republican. It-inry of Agriculture, who in turn. it: PITTSBURGH. Pa. Juno 20.wLicu-
‘is expected that this information will! was announced. has delegated the au-gicnant Joaeph G. Trees. of Pittsburgh,
be presented soon to the Senate mil- thority lo the Bureau of Markets, of. was killed in an airplane accident. in
itary committee which is considering; which Charles J. Brand is chief. lLondon. on June 13. according to word
the France bill. l Licensing machinery developed by “received her?- yesterday from the War
.. - Additions to Class One. vibe Food Administration in connection ; Department by his father. J. G. TreesJ
‘ Early reports on the result of thezwiih the licensing of firms engaged in 3 Lieutenant Trees had been a siudentl
. 1 reclassification of men by localI handling foods will be used. it was ex-g‘ at Yale. '
‘boards indicate that more than 250,- plained- Rules and regulations forthc. -
, . 000 men will be made RVailable.-licenses ner being formulated by the; ””‘"
mince on Woman’s Activities. Thor-«o
agencies have supplied the speaium
for the rallies.
Chairmen of war burcnus and town
commlllecs of the defense council or.
in some cases..thc chairmen of tho lo-
cal Wnr Savings cmumiliees, have per-
fected the arrangements IOl'RlIy. Mao
nicipal buildings, public halls. school
houscs and churches have been secure
ed tor the rallies. nearly alto! which
will be held in the evenings. A low
outdoor meetings have been planned.
Each rally will have two speakers.
a woman and a man. the worn”;
speaker being accorded first pluccon
every program. Their message will be
an appeal for ovory man. woman and
child to pledge to save and economize
and invesr a specific amount of War
Savings certificates during the. balance
of the year. registering their pledges
on June 28. National War Savings En—
listment Day.
A remedy fori niections
of the urinary trust.
Painless. loll-90189000!
and willnot emotion
Renal-grin l to 5 (lens.
. 0 Sold By to
“$351ch bottle or mailed on “Milt“:
m: evens euphrdnvmiih‘f" mumumvl. a .
‘-
—~ .
Operation of General Crowdersl‘flureau of Markets and will be given;
,work or fight regulations, whlch heumn. within a few weeks. Conferences.
.icome effectivo next July 1. also is: will be held with stockmen. stock
expected to add to the total in thefyards operators. and representatives
first class. Each district is expected'of trade organizations. first will be
,to have near the national average of 631191 3
28.7 per cent. of its total registration; Penalties for stock yard concerns
in Class 1 when the re-clnsslficntion'and individuals who fail to license by
has been completed, July 25 are provided in the Presidents'
' Status of Bali Players. .proclamation. i
. “i Announcement of definite ruling uni The recommendation of the investl-§
- iwhat are to be termed) useful elir-Egatlng committee “0011 Wthh the Preset
WAT THE—4
Standard Butler & Egg ”Co.
12 North Main St, So.
Norwalk Phone 1990
iployrflents under the work or fight! idem based his proclamation folloWs: 5
. 45c lb
0. B. JACKSON
teammates-Wars Wonders.
OPTOMETRIS'I
is. Well street. fiends.
xnvprox LENSES—Folding Dries-do in one a
Shell flu-OnudOiblslenntius. We "a .
'Wuudnsdonessboqes Denllsb’uesesip‘
ommflyw'mm
6
.
Ireaulaiions lslexpected soo web “The stock yards 500““ be Placed .c I
‘nbly before the on of it. An. ‘ _BESL BUtter .
‘on'nion on the asebai‘ i ‘
players now is enema SAYS lT ACTED LIKE A CHARM i
Crowders‘ decision.
that. the game will e classed s a
.sport. but that the opinion ha pro:
;with professional league sch
leeason. ..
Much thought is being given to
ithe many and”sligbt variations which
:exlsi under the general headings nam-
led in “the regal one. To cite one
of a hundred “ es, draft ofiicisls
._ found it“ difficult .0 decide whether a
cbsulleur was engaged in useful oc-
cupation. it we: realised that. under
certain circumstance'e..s.chsuticur is
an essential employee and the prob-
lsbllities are thsirtliese wilicome puns
Coughs. crlds. sore throat or bron-i
chial troubles which persist a! this?
time of the year usually are of an ob ‘
situate character. That is all the.
,more reason why a truly reliable rem
edy like Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-l
pound should be used. Mrs. Mar:
garett Smale. Bishop, Calif. minim!
“F‘oiey's Honey and Tar is a grandl
.remedy;‘-. more than is claimed tor it;
i was, suffering from a cold last week; -
and used the medicine and it acted
like a charm." contains. no opiates.
Fresh Country Eggs 41c doz
Cheese, rich and mild . 250 lb .
Grandma’s Pancake Flour . 2 pkg 25c (
7 Gold Cross Evaporated Milk .. tile can
Free ”Delivery
Slillson. Powell .Corporattion.’
Norwalk Chronicler