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A Big Push~~
The summer time is here
onoemom. Tesomeitisper-
hops aborebuttotlieooalmen
it is not, because when days
arepipinghotthapooplfiwdl
pa _ .
forjustahit. Itgivesusthen
a welcome chance to gm our
books a needed (lame and
push those orders of! the pages
w t'woeld seem it: last
for ages—but every y a
score or two are cancelled by
the pencil blue When filled by
our good crew of men. In
coming weeks, say eight or
ten, we '11 make a lot of people
happy who, iii their haste
sometimes get scrappy and
give us what they think we
need—a lashing to increase
our speed. That's good for
mules but not for men; don’t
blame us if we kick—right
THE.
FERRiS
Cfllflflflfll’
For Men and Young Men
6 ll. Mal-St Se. Norwall
Porch Screens . . . '. $1.98 to $10.00..
Refrigerators .... $0.93 to $45.00!
Oouch Hammocks $8.50 to $30:00 I
Porch Chairs ..... $1.75 to$7.50 .
Lawn Mowers $5.98 to $12.00
Ice Cream Freezers $2.75 to $6.00 3*
j moms
’ unname- BISCUITS 7o
24C0ttage Street 3'
borlon llouse
Spring & Summer
Suits
COPYRIGHT .
Clothing Co.
.‘ SUMMER
NECESSITIES
Lawn Settees . ..... $1.25 up _
Screen Doors $1.49 up
Window Screens ........ 39c up
Grass Rugs......... 49cto$13.50
flew. 'Perlechon
Tout (300K STllVES
in onus ?‘
' ‘lo All’Slze's
lighted—ling
“..-..,
.mmoo’s GORE rims.
- "fiijikggcut to . . . . . .. 116
a bottle a
sour: cocoa,
Quart jarscut to ......_.. 29c
. 100
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A on.
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East NorWalk '.
t"; , Shore Dinners
fl Kinds of Sea Food
This delusion may as well be shattered new as later.
1110 price levels of labor and building material that prevail-
e_d before the war have gone forever, or at least ior such a long
time that it is_idletospeoulau on it. .
’ Any architect or builder who mains" the conditions
figfiwofu year; tshite:- the Civil :5.” will mahogtlrt‘he
. . romeo eyoungmen opredio‘tab p
mthen mutilation-the moment peace comes. And if
panic}: Wugloducedaloagperiodofhighwagesand mater.
.°"’ m I more will the same conditions be re ted
hy't’his world-wide new , . ' p“
:flierefore, the tune to build that house yoii have planned is
now .. .Bvery day it is put on will decrease your- chance of
ever finishing it.
_ Yes—everything in the building trade is abnormally
high. They are the part of the price we must all P87 f0? “1‘
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 the 10 to 20 per cent. increase
most IIihnitaelligrently. ‘
applies to repairs, rebuilding and new buddingF—' .' jult
as you have to pay_more far 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 not actually disastrous;—
build now, but build permanently and carefully.
The surest way_ to have that home and avoid the rush that
will follow the c of is to plan‘now and then go
ahead '10:!!! and deliberately, estimating the cost in advance,
after a on n1 study of the local supplies and markets. .
_ 13qu new, for your on protection and pocket-book, the
Wisdom of it Will appear later. '
Thel'lalch 6: Bailey Co.
Sale of Summer Dresses. Wash Skirts. Waists
and Silk Afternoon Frocks at Reduced Prices. Come
Without delay.
Final clearance of all Snrins'Suits and Coats at
Bartram Prices. -
swans we PARIS urainnh‘nv
33.5'0. Main St. So. Norwalk
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Every Woman’s Fashion Shop) --
urns: error or osNUiun vawus"
13 Main Street, Norwiilk
Fourth of July is less than a week away. , 7
Special values in 6111ng Dresses for outing wear."
Voile and Organdy Freaks, cool and dainty.
splendid Assortment in White Wash Skirts $1.69 to $8.60
Middy Blouses, all the new styles and shades .. $1.39 to $3.50
.2. s 1 ' '
. \ p endid assortment of Wants ..... ..... .. .. $1.00 to $10.00
. SCHULTZE’S
Friday Fish Specials
STEAK SALMON ....... .
.............. 30o 1o.
srssxnsmnur..... ........... ...... ...28c1b.
men manner. ................... ..... ....... 25o lb.
some rrsn ;.. ...' ...................... . ....... 20o lb.
seamen manner. .............. ..... . 13o lb.
s'rnsir cop ...;M, . isoip.’
‘i‘nosroh'ntuns ........................ iso'ibf
sonoms isoib
f HADDOOKV’..'....................;..;;.'....:..‘...:14cib.
FLATFISH ............. ......... 1201b.
ROUNDCLAMS..'.‘.......~.........................lfioqt.
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i' . sunrise
solitary“. . Markets -
NORWALK, .‘ .. , scorn 03w A
United States License No. 17,903. N am. ‘
The high cost 1' buildhig semen. hasdissuad V ’DEMQgRfiAA'lETF R
o mate i' ' - D
edmanyfromb" . _ . firm! fthe into tht
normowupm men... unseen. muses. ENTION
third the cost of today. . (Continued from Base One)
' .for state ’treasurenrt
_. have endorsed Clio
. Mlddletown. for cod ptroller,
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It was 8:45 o'clock before Ilavidi
E. Fitzgerald. chain-inn of the Slate
Central committee. 0 led the (-on-
ventlon to order. airman Flip
geraid put some gin: r into his in-
troductory speech. eclaring that.
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Tristram 8:
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Stere
HVatt
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this is the time for tlj Democrats to
nominate the best it hot they had‘
era-r presented to lb electorate of
the state. in inlrod in; the (‘on-
bill, and soldiers' reluced railroad
fares. and as lnslrum ntol in procur-
ing the soldiers' insu‘ since, and lhe
measure to give returned soldiers
preferment in employment. His
speech was brief, and Congressman
Louei'gan then look icharge as loin-
porary chairman. F
‘ In his reference to President Wil-
son. the Congressman l 'as interrupted
by prolonged applausl and then the
delegates rose to at o three «cheers
f0i the Presledni. orher
lo the President brouslht forth simi-
lar demonstrations.
reference-s l
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tressman. he referred to him as the
outlier of the soldien’ free postage
The actual business of last night’s
‘ convention was soon over. after tho.
A recess was taken to al-
trtot lo caucus
address.
low the senatorial ill
on the committee apiioiniments and
elections to the Stall Cenlml com.
miller. Afew conlells developed in
some of these. the Ti lrty-tourzli dis
li'ict having four on didales m suc-
ceed Rollin U. Tyler.
Do Mr. Kennel!
l. Death.
Chairman Fltzgerad lhen spoke
from the platform 0 the dl-T-ll of
former Congressmanl Willlui Ken-
nedy, of Naugatuck. . Alter a bust
tribute to him. he dflerod :1 resold.
tlon that a commltl e of Luce be
appointed to proper resolutions to
present to the convention todiy. Mr.
Lonergan appolnted‘ the following
committee: Francis; Gullfoil. o.‘
Waterbury; former Congressman
Thomas L. Reilly. if Merlden, and
former (‘ongressmhn Jeremiah Done
van. of Norwalk.
The convention alien a‘ilnumed
until 10 o'clock this ulomng.
Spellaey for version
One thing was sorted bcvond all
doubl last night, on inht was that
l'niled Slates Distric- Allorney Thom
as J. Spellacy will he the nominee
for governor.‘ it \vls reporlnl tint
an effort is balm!
former Governor Girl
to nominate him. M was said that a
proxy will be provided if the not"
other will conscnl to nominate the
man who had been Ids opponent on
other occasions. and who have ex-
changed compliments in the past that
did not savor of llll harmony that
prevailed on all shit-Moot night. This.
the promoters of the scheme bellcved,
would be life
mouy needed to m ko ‘lhe whole
Democratic family mppy. But up
to midnight. no one was prepared to
any definitely lhul the cx«;:0\'o|'nor
Would do lllc honors. and Judge Jos-
eph l'. Tulllo will ‘probably nomi-
nate Mr. Spollncy. i
Mr. Spollucy Wall cudOrscd lust
nlehl by every 0.0tu caucus. and
in New London. .‘ohn (_‘. Gcnry
minority leader of the House in lhe
last session, was instructed lo second
the nomination. Mil. Spellury had
a. busy tlme greetiij friends from
all parts of the at is in the lobby
.of the Bond Anne afler the con-
vention. and the s llment for him
was worked up to switch: of' 'enlhu-
slasm.
P.
Other Convenj on Gossip.
Slate makers we working over
flare. and had some hippie do. For-
mor Senator Alton '1‘. Minor. who
has been frequently menllo id for
lleulennnt-governor. l ode l state-
if
although some of his friends ha.
been nellVe to sect re the place lm
film, and might, hav _
name of Charles . I.ockwood..ol
Stamford. was mentioned, and ll was
predicted that he would he the
choice for this place.‘
New London coul ly willf 3:50;:
W C. s. ‘ very. o .
the name of l and no other
0 be in the field
Hui;
candidates appeared
a nl ht. l
lu filarrfison Hewitt. 1‘ f New Haven,
of the law firm 0H _’atrous & Day.
has ambitions to sea ure the nomina-
tlon for attorney-pl ueml. although
it was not certain he would succeed.
it was sald_that. Mr.”Lockwood also
wanted thls place in preference to
the lieutenantogover orship. and the
Falrfleld, county delineates were not.
willing to accept th‘ compromise.
The Mlddlesex ounty delegates
Jles '1‘. Davis. of
and it
is expected that. lils.‘ ame will be pre-
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“ Beckmanh’s Fresh Roasted
Coffees at Popular Prices
You are missing a treat if you have
coffees. Note the low prices:
No. “'1 Plantation Collee. fonnerly 35c. now . . . . . 30c
After Dinner Blend Coffee. formerly 32c. now . . 25c
Challenae Blend Coffee. formerly 30:. new .... 22c
GoldenSantosCoflee.........lb.20c.5lhs.for95c
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not tried our .
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..AMCARTE .
...—ass
A F. Beckm’aon & Co.
‘ sleetlon in that cit},i
[was present and
lthere. he did not appear to be-actlve
' . margin. but not
use lieu-sl- M, .15"
rented, to the convlntion this morn.
ing.
The name of Mayor Joseph F. Dlll’s
. ton, of Bristol. who was the candidate
in the last mayoralty
was frequently
nation for state
Mayor Dutton
sting his friends
of both parties
coupled with the no
secretary. but whllj
m
in his own cause. , l
,. Contest to lghteenth. l
in the caucus oil the Eighteenth
Senatorial district, .‘there were two
candidates for the tale Central com-
.mmeo, William Fa rell and Alton '1‘. especially willing to glve their time
.r won by a fair'
t after some feet,
ed over the mat-
erchanges hadf
no... a
district. oom-
of lddleeexl
only on condi-
mlttee to sue.
Dennis O'Brien.
Continue!
of 0H liar-i
Mei. of hell
‘ HM oil!"
was. and on";
”can. of cum
m of law
Mlner. and Hr. N
no
in: had. been dlapla
for .and a few we
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last 1 element of hnrof
-- Dwyer. Henry W. Gregory. George H.
ment. that he dldlnot care for it“
succeeded. The -
WhileSilk Gloves and Stockings
l Dainty While One Piece Dresses
More of those Sensible and Servic-
able Gingham Dresses
Smacks and Middy Blouses in many attractive Models
Long Kimonas in fibre! Color Effects lS
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.Humplon. also threw their hats into
l the ring, and it finally narrowed down
'lo a contest. between the latter two.
and Stevens won by a narrow margin. 3':
Fairfield County Adjourns. ..
succeed. and apparently could not
'agl‘ee on which oasliion they would
was that Fairneld county wanted some-
able lo decide what it was.
The Resolutions Committee.
the Bond Annex immediately after
adjournment and elected Homer 3.
Cummings. of Stamford. chairman.
The first business was to hear the
women talk for and against suffrage,
land both sides of the- question were
mm“, m lnducoi‘lebmw at some length by delegnv; 1'
icon E. ”flawimlions of women who walled at lhcl ,
{hotel until a late hour to be heard.
l The “surfs" were \‘iclol'lolls,
the Democrats not only decided to
t
iadopl. n suffrage plank in their plat-
‘form, but also voted to wire the fuctlé'
Ito Senator Jones. of the suffrage com-
lmlllee oi‘ the United States Senate,l
.where the sum-mn- amendment comes =‘
.up for a vote today.
' it is understood that the platform
:will lol the prohibition question strict-
ily alone. and the rest of it will be it
,li‘lbulc. lo the Adiiiinislrnllouof Wood'
lrow Wilson its President. and discuss.
[lug Connecticut's war policies.
EADVIsonY BOARD
TO AID REGISTRANTS
(Continued from First Page).
bet-s are as follows: (‘harles E. Wil-
liamson. Darlen. chairman: Judge Ne-
hemiah Cnudec and int 0. Gregory.
Norwnlk; associate members. Joseph
R. Taylor, James T. Hubbell. Ci'ouier
C. Hegenian. Joseph J. lilnxweller.
Louis S. Beers. Joseph ll. Gray. John
Vosburgh. Daniel Keogh. Morris bond.
Leo Davis. Edward Lockwood. Edward
J. Quinlan. Wm. F. Tammany, Win. A.
Griffin, John J. (luneo.
Luymen. John A. Mills. Edward E.
Mead, Samuel J. Keefer. Herbert R.
The Fair-field county delegates made .
several efforts to caucus, but did not
claim for (,‘hai'les I). Lockwood. They g.
. were unanimous on one point. and that 3
thing for somebody, but when the con- _'_
venlion adjourned. they had not been .'
The resolutions committee met at
for
Special
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3' Wall liner.
ale-s promptly‘flied. Inn
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H.Krieger& Co.
Sale 01
Milk Milan Trimmed Hats.
Buy them now. Latter you’ll
not be able to get them. -
CES
$2.98 to $3.93
B. JAcksbN
‘ OPTOMETRIS'I
“Mali.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold I
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
“nonhuman-lessening". Dentistry-acry-
lepalslu. ‘
Smith. Albert M. l’ohlmun. John ll.
Lawrence. John Czako. Nelson .W. Ben-l
uy. Oliver 1. Clark. Clarence L. Brush,‘
Fredrick Buckley. Albert '1‘. Eldridge.I
Philip Castellnno, Salvatore P. GGDU‘;
ui'io. Maurice H. Nutling. Ellis E. Hon".
urd. Bernard Reynolds.
New Canaan. Edward Rutledge. Rob-
ert B. Morse.
Wilton, Wm. K. J. Hubbcll. Ely Ray-
mond. !
Darlen, Stephen R. Hoyt.
Arrangements are belng made for
holding meetlngs at the City.“ court
room, both in Norwalk and South Nor-
walk. on Monday and Tuesday even-
ings, July lst and 2nd. The registrantsf
will greatly facilitate the work if they
would. examine their questionnalres!
and obtain the necessaiy information
for the questions that they do not
know the abstract. so that when
they apply before the board they can
readily answer all questions and glve
the desired information and thus avoid
the necessity of‘ being sent back for
further information. it is helped lhnl
there will not be any registrants who
will fail to do this.
U. S. ENCOURAGING
POULTRY EXHIBITS
(Continued “From Page “Onei.
has always been the breeders of exhi-
blilon fowls who have been the leaders
in promoting the welfare of the poul-
try industry. and these men have been
and efforts in working for increased
production. The poultry shows them-
selves afford an appurlunlly for lnler~
eating Individuals in poultry keeping.
and have served as effective centers
from which to launch and extend the
campaign {or increasing mullry pro»
due-lion.
“Standard poultry. as the phi-nee is
commonly used in Amlcl. is poultry
bred to the standards established by
the American Poultry Milan. The
other or not!" elnadard of VII-tum.
volume «poultry. for say prelim or we
may, . l 0., Wm" uniformly
Mountaineer-rive. «Mesa
husdmdlntlntbemlae.
WWW lee paltry
edict. Henry C. Sclzei', Joseph Muck-l
Steamers “Clio” and
Freight accepted at Norwalk and
p. m. for delivery at Pier 45, East River,
New York. 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at.
Pier 45. East River. Blow York. from 7:30 a. in. too p. in.‘ Simmer-a . y
The Narwalk Line l
last Freight Service Between This City
and New York. -' .
“As-mirage Brain-fey”
South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
Foot of Jackson street,
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17 CHESTNUT ST.
S TEL. 1360.‘
BRAZINE Ami trauma
‘ VAAST BROS."GARAGE°-
Lizzifigdpler 45 East River. New York at 3 o’clock daily. 'Sdndays
» Fenders, Lamps,» Bodies and .
Radiators Repaired ..
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 2011.
apply in the process of production. lhci
principal points considered are sized
shape and color. The size and shape‘
are breed characters, and largely de-
termined the practical value of poul-
try. Many standard breeds are divid-
ed into varieties differing in color. but
identical in every other respect.
"Who nu poultry keepergi-ows lilsi
0Wn stock. year after year, he should
by all means use stock of a wolf es-
tablished, popular. standard breed; By.
dolns so and by selecting as le‘Jlsl'S‘,
only as many of the best specimens of i
the neck as are needed to product- the
chickens mated each year. a ullry
keeper maintains in his flock a ti 3th
desirable uniformity of excellence, in
every practical quality and. with lime.-
extra care and no extra coat. can tune
a pleasing uniformity of color.
“faring out of (mammalian rho.
breeds kept an norellln, amt ofi
which originated before Industrial pro:
created a lame demand 'or poet‘
try production. all the planned Afflfllv‘
eaa breeds of tools have been made
and developed on the m prhclp'e
Immflifif WM
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of breed Clllll‘flmfli nud‘ymue {‘
The Noru'nlk Poultry association
will hold their annual SDJV Januaiy
16-17-18. 1919.
. 'l‘o waste is to give “old and con» ,
.fort" in the enemy; and that is ties-
‘ SOD.
says rr ACTED LIKE A CHARM
Coughs. ctlds. sore throat or bron- '
chlal troubles which persist at all! 4
time of the your usually are of an ol' .
That is all the
situate characthr.
more reason why a truly reliable rob-
edy like Foley‘s Honey and Tor Cm’ "
pound should be used. Mrs. Hal»,
garett Smalc. Bishop. Calif. wrlfug'
“Foley's Henry and Tar ls am
remedy; users than to claimed for It.
I was refining from a cold legs whit
and rind the medicine and fl anti!
like a sham." Contains in m
Bunsen. Powell CW“
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