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Parties and Tsunami
Ioryearsaflerthecivilertv‘illsinileatthe
snap oonceits of some of the young men who predict a big drop
in the materials and labor the moment peace comes And if
our civil Wu- produced it
lets. how innuitely uses te
iv this world-wide conflict.
riod of high wages and mater-
esame conditions be repeated
Therefore, the timeto build that house you have planned is
now. Every day it is put 011' will decrease your chance of;
ever finishingit.
Yes—everything in the building trade is abnormally
high. They are the part of the price we must all pay farther.
great war. We cannot ddee them and drains of building a .
home at prices prevailing a few years ago are futile. ..
The home builder should face the 10 to 20 per cent. increase:
most intelligently
This applies to repairs, rebuilding and new buildings—just
as you have to pay more for your food, clothes and luxuries.
so you must pay a little more for that house you have in mind
Delay may prove more costly if nut actuflly disastrous .———;
build now, but build ”fluently and oardull. “
The surest way to hive that home antFavpid the rush that
will follow the coming or peace is to
plan now and than ”go;
ahead slowly and deliberatsl , estimat the cost in advance
after a careful study of the legal suppliilsigand markets. ‘
Build now for your own protection and pocket book, the
wisdom or it will appear later.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
Scale From Southeast to
West Lowered to Stimulstcl
Competition l
WASHINGTON. Jue 22s-nNrwl
trans-continental rates between all
Southeastern States and the Pacific
coast on a parity with the rates l‘rom'
New York, New England and otherl
Eastern territory were ordered by Di-
rectorfieneral McAdoo yesterday.
For years the Northeastern indus-
trial territory has enjoyed rates to the
Pacific coast and the intermOunlain
States considerably lower than those
fioin the Southeastern Slates to the
same territory. This has resulted in
Eastern manufacturers getting the for
Western business upon which there
was competition. Efforts to put the
two sections on an even basis have
been made. by the Western States for
yeasr. but they were blocked by oppo-
sition of individual railroads.
Rates from all ,of the States south
of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi
litter have been-based on a combina-
tion of Eastern and Western rates.
while the Northeast had a lower
through rate.
Under the order issued yesterday
rates in all Southeastern States are. to
be based on the some figures as apply
in the corresponding terrllmy north
of the Ohio.
This will permit Southeasternmun-
ufscturers to compete with those in
{the Northeastern States and enable
Paclflc coast producers to reach South
eastern markets as cheaply as the
Northeastern markets. Heretofore
coast products. at loasLsome of them.
COPYRIGHT
Sale of Summer Dresses. W h S rte. t
and Silk Afternoon Frocks at Reddeod gloss. $2112,
without delay.
Final clearance of all Sui-inc Suits and Coats at
Bars‘ain Prices.
cmexs we PARIS meant!!!
33.50. Mam St. .30. NW9“
have gone through Eastern jabbing
houses tn the South because of the
.more favorable freight rate. The cur-
rent of all this trailic will be changed.
U. S. [S SEEKING
GERMAN SPIES’
AIR STATIONS
[Continued front First l‘age.)
mummies-'1. is to‘ shim my
am been turned
Bureau
ly are at work
These. massssei
our to the Navy hit
an experts pmshiasb
upon them Niv'ql floors here one
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...u ‘8 to $45. 09 , . ’ ' - ' . .l 1.3m .
WW1 1,. l Fenders 118mm.Bodies~~and we... transparent.
Couch Hammock Sail. to $530. 08 Radiato 5 R. . d ground grind“ any when; so orm
. 5 aire lent In 1: on are at wor
Porch Chairs ..... Still to $7. 6M ~ 5: r . ep _5 ,_ 5:155st When imam Apperred 55
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“Lawn Heaters. .35 S8 to $12 00 B mun 11"!“ N8" “ ' 3:11:31» “9:11:31th osts5 inn shellac;
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calving messages from the powerful
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The NoriWalk Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
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German sending station at Nanen.
They could not hope to send messages
In reply over this long distance. to
cording to ésperts here. owing to their
limited plant facilities. ‘
The tact theretprf. that they were
sending as well ‘receivlsg at once
aroused soup 11111111., his suspicion has
, {teen who by inhalin- evi-
launcher-e.
.Aso toftbis.eouoernls.felt
as tone in orinulon they may be oar-
“trying back to liq-many If they have
started toi- the outbr aide. Nita! sill,
to attack troop transports in mid
ocean or to strike at them in he Eur-
opean war zone _l is noted that few
of the torpedoes carried by the U-
boats were fired In their operations.
Elmo-Wt“ ii. .- . .1 . .’ . .‘. 11¢
' runs Ginsu moan,
u~bottle ...........5.55....
was cocoa,
«'Qnu‘tijm‘ cum- . -. . . .291
pussies stsou’rrs . .71:
106’
A. STULL
24 CottageStrcet
East-Norwalk
SCHULTZE’S
TUESDAY SPECIALS
sameness
LOIN Lassa snore
NEW POTATOES.
.1...“.-'..... .....
400 lb.
.' ..... . ..... .....46clb.
‘ .............. 4:011 pk
run near caused docile. whom raicns'
Schultz‘e’ sr‘Sanitsry Markets
ENORWAIJ.
United States Idcense
'jGolden Santos cones . ....
9114!: e:
SOUTH Rim-WALK.
No. 17. 903.
Bookmann’s Fresh Roasted
Gutfees. at Pepular Prices: :
You are missinir a treat if you have not tried our
~ ' coiiees. Note the low prices
- . No. l Plantation Codeaformerly 35c. now .- .. .30c
:After Dinner Blend Colfec. fomsrly 32c. now . . 25c ‘
Challemre Blend coffee; formerly 30c. now 22c '
.lb.2l5lc.515bs. for 95!:
FA. F Rainbow
81 Co.
Got Little Vital Information.
But the geenral‘belief is that the
submarine commanders could not hale
obtained any _vltelly important Infor-
mation concerning the movements of
transports. their prospective. routes
and the nature of their convoys. . The
Ftiue it would take the U-boats to
, preach European waters would be con-
isldersbly greater than the timettroo‘p
transports would take to reach
t other side. so that any information as
to transports which left the U-boals'.
stay here would probably not avail
them
~11) case the U-boat commander has
infortuation concerning advance routes
this might be more important. but it
Is presumed that the Government
would now alter any plans which
might by any possibility [all into the
hands of the enemy.
, It Is understood that the Govern-
ment Is fully alive to the situation and
to already taking action‘aImed at fer-
.illiclt wireless stations.
. The prevailing opinion now In navel
circles is that the U~boat i-alderfiare
won their way back to Europe and the
next attack off the American coast will
.meanlhatthc secbnd relay of enemy
submarines has arrived.
1’ PANAMA ELEcrious DEFERRED
I PANAMALJune newsman Ciro
MUi‘riola. who succeeded to the presi-
dency from the death of ‘Dr. Ramon
- Valdez. on June 3. has issued a decree'
deterring for six months the elections
which were set for July. The reason
given for this action is that it will
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communes
necessarily illegal ind It is assessed}
. bets believe that the 11mm may seek '
the.
(sting out any available clues .as. to.
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TriStram & Hyatt
Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
,Vudor the Best Porch Screen
Prool Against wind. sun and prying eyes. All widths in stock
with a 7 it 6 in. drop. Ask to see them.
The Famous Crex Rugs and Runners
See the new OVaI Mats of straw or fell
1. Curtain Shades and Draperies for the
Summer Chllage
Printed and lulaid linoleums, Floor ind Table (Illclolh.
...
(Continued from Page One)
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Few Exceptions. .
Few, products will be permitted to
contain the normal production of su-
gar. These are not poison, apple but-
ter. canned vegetables. canned fruits,
explosives. glycerlne. insecticides,5
meats oatsup. capsules. chIlI sauce.}
niInce meats. drugs for medicinal pur
poses and pieserved fruits
ice cream ls permitted to be made
filth seventy live per cent of the huh -I
mal sugar proportion. except in copy
fectionery aims. were it Is inade on
the premises and in which act! drlnles
m seized. one exception is ml
on the ground that the Food Adminis-
tration would have ditflcnlty in dollar-
entisttng between the sugar used for-1
the Ice sic-m 11111 that used her sods}
tiller. etc Such places are restricted
to fifty per cent.
The administration does not differ-
cntlate. however, between the amounts
used for the preservation of fruits {or
the soda fountain and presertatlon of
fruits in the form 0! ions or canned
(nods.
. ’ Less Essential Clean.
The toIIoth lines of business and
compositions down from Eighty per
cent to buy her ce'nt oi their require-
ments. ere included in the less essen-
tlat close: '
lint-rooms bren'ers. Calltornlii fruIt
cld'er.’ cough drops. dental repsra
tlons. dessert powder. drug; to who
buy sugar for rcdnclnit concentrated
in rape. honey manufacture. hotel bars.
xeletlne. sip or 5ele glue. grape juicel
(eighty per 0111. iiiilliclent to preserve]
even if not to bottle It). Ice cream
cone manufacturers. Ice cream pow
der, jelly powder, marshmallow. malt-
ed 11111:, maple sugar compound. mo~
losses and Imps potent medicines.
nu mitoses. rollers for 11111111411; press:
fleet. hideous. pioneering mission eggs
for sale to lobes-non; table syrups sin-
egar, whiskey (blending).
....
HOWVEAI‘IQEHIND THE
. .IOYB ARE Your
One of Pershing’a men.
from France. was speaking:
"When I left for home." he said
"tho boys over there were feeling
pretty blue. because they thought till“-
you here In America were not backing
them up as you ought. We had 1-
pretty bltter winter over there. The-
weather was the coldest France has
known In years. Many of us were
without pmper food. and clothing.
Some were even without shoes. None
of. us. were complaining. though. but
the feeling that. when We were doing
so much for "you, you were not doing
everything in .your powe1 to back us
up sometimes bit in pretty' hard.
“We felt lite the little Irishman
felt In a Y. M C. A. but one evening.
A bunch of us hpmgathered there to
listen to a speaker from America.
During the course of his lecture he
said:
"‘We to America are behind you
boys to a man
"Then my little Irish friend got up.
‘Yes.’ he said ,you’ to all behind us all
right, a n—-—- of a ways behind—i. 000
miles "’
Are you that- far behind "the
boy's"? if you are. move up closer.
Put all your energy Into this War
Sayings Campaign Save to the ut-
must of your ability and put your sav-
ings into W. S 8.. and get everyone
else to do the some. Make “the
boys" in France realise that while
the mileage may be great. it is easily
spanned by your willingness to help
HIGH SCHOOL
' PUBLICATION ISSUED
Many Pleasant Surprleee for- Sub.
s‘cribere to Book.
returned
'l‘he seiilnr class of the Nor-walk high
ll
weraarnar‘ W
FOR THE NATION ,
AFTER JULY. 1
Special
SalejOt,
MA RA sour sons:
.Plalti Cape Effects and 5.315%:-
’ "Prices From‘
' With Tails.
.-
$13.93 a. $15.
--— CASH OR CREDIT ——
proveiiieiit over the am edition. Hov-
lng profited by the errors slid the ex-
periences of last yen-s staff. the board
of editors this your bare made this is,
one at the annual one of the best high
school publications to the. stale.
The book contains pictures of the
faculty, and of the graduates with an
account of their accomplishinents in
the school. it contains a group picture
of the senior class. picturesof the of-
ficers of the” chase and ofthe officers of
both the boys and slrls’ athletic ss-
socistlous: pictures of the boys' that
xifls’ basketball «no baseball teams:
figs-cup Mn at the east. ottha‘udan
up the flex. " ‘
The malnrleatum of the book lit a
full page colored service lag with the
non offload?“ the‘students’wbo are
now with Uncle Sam. This list of
‘ names Is by no means complete tel
there are still many former students
of the high school who are in the
lservice. but whose names have not
been turned in. The once is desirous
of keeping a complete list of these
men and would greatly appreciate the
cooperation of the citizens to notify
Mr. Blake of such former students who
are now In the service.
The book contains many other inter
[lell lines.
Every Woman’
153 Main Street,
"THE SHOP OF GENUINE VALUES"
eating features too numerous to ib‘ro‘
tlon here. The books will be «1:-
tributed to purchaseis thi'. ev5enlng,5' br-
ter the class day exercises Cop-m
dollars find any cents.
minty to publicly mink tse‘ir' {idiot—
5tlsers for their kind intent-st in be.
high school publication. The stu‘dbnlu
ore urgodo to patronize the ad\ or tissue
mainly to than. . 1
1
rm LiitVES ”EN “Ali“
m1» Slouch. , _
l After five yeais' residence In New
Haven as a‘Yiile professor of law. ‘v’i
llam H. Taft. left there lastrweek on!
will make his home in Washington
dorms the period of the war: This in
necessitated by his seivice on the Li»
1101' Board. He closed his home on.
and went to Murray 513113;, Cannon,
when: he will spend the sundae! all“
will be in Washington for frequent
meetings of the War Labor Board
this summer and will engage Washing:
lton quarters for the winter
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Shell Shut-0a Lid Other Mountings.
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Norwallt
may be Juichased at that time for two ‘
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permit the pm Government to schoolmrs‘nccessfully published its.
comet conditions in the cities of 00- 360°“ mush The book. hound In
muss-anon of was which were is now ruddy for distribution and
jtiiorltles.
A protest against the suspension of" lathe local Institute The first volume
gulch by the oppoelilcfi political party class. that} the” direction of Julius
3m? and Panama. {my 13.915153“ into bright green cover with gold lettering, -;
requested 1:; the America military 3"" copier Easy be uni sit the high school: ,5
" ., 11111111 edition is the second of iodine.
‘ elections has been made to washing: wa's published in 1917 by the senior '
omens or want: son ran owns-rs
seen to 5311.00 5 ,
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which we’l‘bfleryouatcostprioemordertomakemmtoro
on merchandise
nonnative mm» and mess nanny—Tom
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onthé‘ ground 5thbf‘tbo presidents. our O'lean. us editor- ln—chl‘ef.
itlion is‘utieoiis ‘ ‘ 1
5.51:5; This poet's book is it decided *lln- *
The board of Editors take this upper: ;
for the success or the book is titre ;
Will Rattle In Mimn 3113:? I ‘
Proshect Hill and his business romeo; ,
”and. ..a- ‘
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