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.. fit. Infl‘
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Baths:
snaffle
“dishes-hashes“.
that“
once misfit!!!“ it is W This delusion y“ well be no as later.
hapsabere’buttothecealmen 1 TUBE- Inbound mattrhlthaaprevul
it is not. license when m1 ed beforew the mar e gone forever. or at least for such a long
are piping hot the pecule Win tune that it is idle to speculate on it.‘
perhaps omit to think of coal Any architect or builder who members the conditions
for just a bit. It gives us then
a welcome chance to give our
books a needed glance and
push those orders 08‘ the pages
——enough t would went to last
for ages—but every day a
score or two are cancelled by
the pencil blue when filled by ~—
onr good crew of men. In
coming weeks, say eight or
ten, we'll make a lot of people
happy who, in their haste
sometimes get scrappy and
give us what they think we
need—a lashing to increase
our speed That’ a good for
mules but not for men; don’t
blame us if we kick—right
THE,
TERMS
COM. CURRANT
Spring&Summer
Suits
”Fashion and Young Men
COPYRIGHT
Clothing" Co.
6 N. Male 51 So. Norwalk
Porch Screens . .8136 to $10.00
Refrigerators $6.98 to $45.00:
couch Hammocks seen to $30.00:
Porch (theirs . .. $1.75 to $7.50!
., sees to. 312.110i
Lawn‘hfowers .
Ice‘Oreaanreerers $2.75 311586.00!
Lawn settees '. ‘. :‘rf~ . -. . . .‘ eraB‘cp
Screeninoors .......... $1.49 up A
.Window Screens ....... . 89c up I
Grass Rugs. ........ 4011 to $18.50?
NewPeI‘iedea
(BMW
mm
“in! All Sides
w" 3"
AJ. C IllusCo
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IELLOGG’S conn runes,-
apkg.cutto ........ .I..'I11c_
PURE crane. VINEGAR, I
a bottle .......... 10c
PURE cocon, ‘ '
. Quart jars cut to ....... 2911
UNEEDA BISCUITS . 70
'A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
llorlon house
Shere Binhcrs
that prevailed for years after the 0‘ vii War will smile at the
snap conceits of some of the
in the materials and labor the moment pom comes
out Civil War produced along period of high wages and meter-
ials, how infinitely more will the same conditions be repeated .
by this worldwide conflict.
young men who predict a big drop
Andi!
Therefore, the time to build that ‘house you have planned is
now! Every
ever finishing it.
Yes—~everything in the building
trade
day it is put all“ will decrease your chance of
is abnormally 8
high. They are the part of the price we must all pay for the
great war. We cannot dodge them and dreams of building a
home at prices prevailing a few years ago are futile.
The home builder should face thl: 10 to 20 per cent. increase
most intelligently.
This applies to repairs. rebuildin and new buildingswlu'lt
as you have to pay more far your 0011, clothes and luxuries,
so you must pay a little more for thnt house you have in mind.
Delay may prove more costly if
build new. but build permanently
ahead slowly and deliberately, est
Build now, for your owu
wisdom of it will appear later.
The Hatch 15 Bailey Co.
pot actually disastrous;—
and carefully.
surest way to have that 110 e and avoid the rush that
will to ow the coming of peace is t plan now and then go
t'mg the cost in advance,
after a careful study of the local su pliesand markets.
protection and pocketbook, the
Sale of Summer Dresses. Wash Skirts. Waists
and Sllk Afternoon Frocks at Reduced Prince. Come
without tie of.
Final clearance of all SoriIIur Suits and Coats at
Bargain Prices.
cLoaxs we PARIS memoirs!
‘33 So. Main St. 50. Norwalk
“’1
‘4“:‘
ALIENS MUST HAVE
REGISTRATION CARDS
' 1 nor of 13111111- wmlsm n. rennlng i
1011 announccdkhls morning 111a! all.
|liel111n11 female aliens who lune reghe‘
Here-d and have not received their I‘ng
‘lslratlon cards should rat] at once at
police headquarters and I'Wenc‘ llwutl
I‘l‘ho cards are ready for distribution
13nd should be gotten at once If. alter
3111? registration is dosed. any female‘
or male alien is found without their!
1 registration card they will be held and'
Iare liable to interment for the perlodl
Up to the present time about 51 Ger»
man alien females have registered, but i
lthere are a number of names in the
{possession of the authorities of aliens
Iwho have not yet appeared for regis
.lrnlionI ll must be remembered that
Hhele is but one day left as the regis
'ltrntion" closes tomorrow.
ITWQ SINKINGS
I o! the war. I
. i ARE REPORTED
bah:
I .‘A’EW 1'0th June 25.«~’l‘he British
transport Dwinsk 101 merly a Russian
' \teamer. 8,173 tons gross, is rejorled
I '111 marine tirtles to have been sunk by
a German submarine. She is believed
Ilo have been bound for the United
mi": 1 States.
1
1 WASHINGTON June 25. Sinking
of an Allied transport under American
charter on June 18 about 700 miles
east of the Delaware Capes was re-
incl-11:11 yesterday to the Navy Depart-
.men
ibofll‘d and was \v'estwald bound.
GOOD REPUBLICANV HAS DEMO-
cRa‘rnc PARROT
When Anhur 11111111113105.1101: of
Dr. S. H. Huntington entered the sor-
Ivlce he sent home 1111 belongings. and
among them was a panel. This blrd
'seemed to be an average sort of a par
Inntll. when one day, the mm
Ientcrcd no man’s land with hos
tenuous towards the parrot,
out
lie in-
but when
:cul he ruffled ‘ up hls feathers and
lshrlekea: "1 am a Democrat." where.
upon the cat fled in object terror The
Ildcctor is of the opinion that the par
Inc 111 11111111111111 and atui W
salad and be he's the bird under obser-
lvnllon to determine whether he is en!-
faring from a temporary or permanent
halluclnstlon. 0n the other band.
I .
I-
Fenders, Lamps,
”If!!!“ AND
Bodies and
. Radiators Repaired
wrsnmh
éliafi
l .
VAAST‘I BIRQS. ‘GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 81'.
TEL. 1860.
1"” com :noawnnn
i . gnome.
‘ I BELLE ISLAND seem. cLue
some of the doctor' 11 Democratic nelsh
Ibors are congnntulntlng him upon he‘-
111g 11 super pe1rol. which has 1116 cour
age of his convictions.
The formal opening of the Belle ls-
lnud Social (Slob wlll take place on
Saturday evening. Jobs 21111 Ben‘-
{Joe Wallace of New York, whose muv
‘sld 11de created Such a sensuuon rm
Broadway.| wlll Help snake'ihe opening
Iof the club .1 kdécees: The club has
contracted with this orchestra to fur-
l
The Nor-walkLmew"
Fast Freight Service Bel'ween This City
:11de YBlt.
MW“
excepted.
in
111811 "11111:" for (he remainder of me
season. The club, nfter being closed
11 year. Is to reopen under the men
auement ot Hayward Smith and it is
anticipated 1'th this season will be a
more complete moose than or or he-
tore.” it cordial hwltntion has been ex
tmded to the members of the Knot)
.Oluh Countryflheb aid Yacht Club to
attend the opening undo. ’
rm? 1! 141.1. ms:
NEW YORK."JnIe at Wall Street.
1'0: 90 n. m—Stdbks opened with a
Iflrm tone todny under the guldnnce or
Ithe usual leader‘s. lucludlng copper-s
I .
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SCHULTZB’S
Beef Steak Spec1als
35c.‘lb'.“
Sirloin Steak
. Porterhodse Steak
:‘Fancy Texas Onions
hc 111‘
Sc-hultze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
:INORWALK.
United-states License No.
17,908.”
scorn N ORWALK
' 3561b“ "
R
Iand motors. but soon reacted as a lo-
"‘" Isult of pressure against U. S. Steel. ltodlan
Baldwln Locomotlle and related lndus properties in New York, put. the busi- '0' New Have
trials and equipments. Shippluas al-
ls) were umde‘rately.reactlonery and
Brooklyrr Trenelt was weakest of the
utilities. losing 1 3-8. The movement
in rails was again very narrow and
lr'rdimlar. Liberty Bonds were steady
If WAIZL STREET. Noon—The earlys
setback which v‘vas attributed to sell-
1111; based on the 'Brfllsh Pre lers
Istatement. was s ' ome
Active buylnr; 011431 ' _
1 shippiugs and end 111
3» night 311le of 1 to
' to readjust or toes l a considers a
'1 extent Another moderate reactio set
in at midday on renewed effort a of
Esuch leaders as U 8. Steel and Read-
Beckmann’ 3 Fresh Roasted
«1:114»
Coffees at Popular Prices
You are missing a treat if you havenot tried our
coffees. Note the lownrlces
tee
no. 1 Plantation Coffee. formerly 351:. now. . . . . . 30c ‘
: After Dinner Blend CoIee. forsherl! 32c. now .. 25c
. Challenge Blend Coffee. formerly 301:. now .... 22c
Golden San
a.
agar \
ting. Liberty 3 1-2 sold at 99.5015 119.110,
' First 11's at 911.06, Secoud l’sat 93.96
I to 94. 02 and 4 1 rs at 95. 96 to es.
SGERMAN PLOTS . 1
.TO HIDE ASSETS
AND DEFEAT LAW
J
l
1
1 many. George Canton Comatock a
New York lawyer. advised Ewald C.
Dieckerhofl, one or the princlpe1_
owners, to “safeguard" his property.I
Comstook. in a letter which Was dis-
;covered by the Department of JuSlice.
Iis sold to have written on that date:
‘Tho best Way to safeguard your
property ' * * would be to trans-
for all of your assets to a New York
Incrporation whlch could be organised
for this purpose. or a“ corporation al-
ready in existence could be used. We
Gofw.. hmsmmm - haveycornontloasinthtsomtsewhich
are not doing anything at this time...
they having been crest for certain
=‘I‘hpurp‘oses and those pa .havlnz
The trapspolt had no troops on;
rot and did not attract our attention?
Ilhe parrot discovered the submachlns-
. conspired in this way to evade the
Q
Tristnam;&rflyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
“RBCK-A-BYE” SWINGS FOR BABY
The ideal place for the little one, where it will be
safe and comfortable. Recommended by physicians.
Guaranteed to carry weight up to 100 pounds.
-—-- PRICE $1.00 i-é—
“KIDDIE” BATHING SUITS $1.35
Couchand Woven Hammocks
A big assortment of reliable quality reasonably priced
l
.towu house. in Park avenue. and
Irnalntsins a 2.000 acre estate in the
C..atekllls
of Germany. but now a naturalized.
American: thlian.E1har.l of New ;
York. an American citizen, who has .
one sister married to Erbsloh and
another sister. Clans Erbsloh and
rucbeess who lives in Germany.
18“" other owners of the concerns
taken over. who are living in Ger-
many. are Johann Herkmann. Jo-
hann (3. W. Europe. Millie Romper,
Emma Crone. Tilla Remm and the
heirs of Anna Erbeloh.
j The scheme. according to Mr. Palv
Imor was devised to cover these Ger-
man holdings hy- apparently sell.
Wellthefieuunnasseutomeor
more “Anserlem” mmpantes and re-
ceiving pay for them In notes not,
due tor three years. bolero whlcht
11m 11 was expected the war would' '
be over, so the property ,could be re-
turned to the Germans.-
eorpcrsuem then 011111 111-
leged false returns with the alien
.property custodian showlm.r no enemv
lowned property. In support of those
lx'eturns. Dleckmhaff
such transactions had been made in
H. Krieger 81 Co
Others lmohed are Ru .-
-dolpll Elbsloh of \‘ew Yo1k.a native ":
and El'bsloh '
' ifiled voluminous .nmdnvits swearing
nus muons vuoou PORCH sensors. 7 11.’ 1111. drop all widths.
Special
Sale Of
MARABOUT BOAS
Plato Cape Effects and Cruise
With Tails.
Paces From
33.9810 $15.
filth and that they had not been
We in contemplation of"evndlng
the trading with the enemy act.
Comslock supported their declara-
tions with assurances that the deals
mambo,“ lldeclt'ts asserted:
Francis P. Ger-van. diameter of the
bureau . of Investigation. fer the alien
property custodian. was» not satisfied
with the sltustlonrhowevor, had be-
fore the outpostsand affidavits had
been accepted and uncovered. with
the. aid of .the Department of Jus-
tlcc agents. what Mr. Palmer de-
clares “a fraudulent scheme to pro
.teol enemy property."
1 Last winter. the revelations show-
ied. the cor-due business in Cuba wss'
1mm ("£1,500,008 cash no 1 Cabin-1
percussion and this money was in
midi-tel; distributed to the German
Intonkholders in anticipation of dis
solution" leaving the company an
ternary Ihell.
Blocker-huff. Erblosh and Com
stock when confronted with the,
facts developed by Mr. Gnrvnn and
his aides. are said to have offered
neither excuse nor explanhtlonl
IWhereupon the alien property coal“
immediately took over thel
use under control of a board of dl-'
rectors nominated by him. termlna- '
ted by him. terminated Dleckerhoff’s
connection with the companies. I
stopped his salary and took steps for
obtaining restitution of the 81. 500. 000
distributed to the German stock-
so.ldors ‘
.Mr. Palmer in announcing the seiz-
.‘uie of the companies said:
.I want to give Naming now that
the safest course for those who have
laws is to make a full and frank re-
port of their transactions to the bu-I
lead of investigation tit 110 West“
Forty second str.c.et New York. as
‘s‘oon as possible "
Conviction to Evade the tradlntz
with the enemy act is punishable by
a line of $10. 900 or ten years in p113-
on or both. R“ , 4
I WAR GARDEN PLAN
WELL SACKED up
The employee of the P.. s. 0'. Hal
company have ludhrsed the war-gar-
den plan and about two acres of
ground infleldon avenue have been
broken up fer cultivation. The map-
erty was the Old cinder lot and was
denoted for war gardens by W. 11‘.
Bishop. Mr Wimpfhelmcr in timing
for the plodghing and bar owing and
the seeds and fertilizer are being paid
for by the men who are 1) work ‘he
gardens. The plot is to be planted
tthls afleroonn. About twelve me; are
Ilnterested in the project and they ere
under the enthusiastic superv: clan of 1
J C. Wilson. JAbout one and a half
acres 'will be planted with potatoes,
the rest with beans. . , ‘ I
‘ ’Izero‘y ‘W. Geesner,
in New Haven,I filed a petitlon ln
bankfliptéy in the United States
$9,906.47 and $2, 667. 34 of the amount
is unsecured Aheet‘s. consist of cash
made, be ,
a milk dealer ~
court yesterday He has liabilities or
SPELLACY WILL
BE (311111111)an
rbR ooVEnnoR
(Continued. from Page One)
of the cupdldetes. it more than one
appeared.
“I wouldpol even allow my name
used In an informal ballot. If the
nomination is offered to me; 1 shall
be filed to .nooept it, but not in any
process of «1.111411». "
inked if his friends had been
making any canvass of the delegates
for him he s'sld nogcenvass had been
he would not allow
it. and; would not ask. anyone to
vote for him. either.
Hartford Democrats yesterday neleI
of the opinion that there would beI
but one gubernatorial cendldate be-g
fore the convention. and that one
will be either District Attorney Spel-l
lacy or Mayor David E. Fitzgerald.
en. It is expected that
the party leaders will agree on
either one before the convention
'meets, and that the delegates will
ratify their choice.
It is also expected that fonner
Senator Alton T. Miner, of New Lon-
don, will be the Democratic choice
for lieutenant governor in either
case Whether Fred 1’. Holt. of Hart
If Mr.
Spellncy is the choice, Hartford (‘6an
[y will have to be satisfied with 111 it
but 11 Mr Fitzgerald Is the chdlce, err.
the gubernatorial situation.
{Holt it is' said. will be the nominee
for state treasurer. ' ‘ '- 1
These things. it 11: expected will
be ironed out at the meeting of the
Democratic State Central commuted
next Wednesday morning. at 1).
o‘clock, at the Bond Annex.
PORT CHESTER CLUB
WOMEN LIED. SAYS
$111.me ooUNSEL
wolf
(Continued from First Page.)
deli. and when her attenliOn was c1111- .1
Jena the 11m that Ndyeklber 7 tell
1Wednesb: she sdmlfiad she ml
have been confused about the 111165.
The other members insisted the party
«had been held on Wednesday thief.
week. Mrs Thorpe was the one
ferred to by Attorney Pond yesterd
as the only member who told I.thoI
truth.
He made his startling charge!
during the course of his argument at
the close of the testimony Judge ill-
more S. Banks argued for Mrs. Bullmd
and claimed the husband was not en.
titled to a divorce but that Mum's But—
lard should be given a decree on the.
chmges of cruelty and infidelity.
ford will be the nominee for treasurertJudge Warner r“esened decision in the:
is said to depend on the outcome of case.
1 o. B. ancxson
OPTOMETRIS'I
[I Wall Street.
fl .
. ' KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding 0810111.! in (3010 I
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination at the eyes. Decline" prescrip- i
done promptly filled. Expert Mfilfi ‘ ‘ 1.
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13 Main Street,
We still have a number of
1
IfIallI merchandise
1 Every Woman ’sFashion Shop
"THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
oneness or WHITE roe 11111 cosponso-
, ease to $15.00
murmur.- moms IN WHITE.
which we offer you at cost price' 1n order to make rooin for our
Norwalk
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Beautiful con-rs 1111” some;
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