I’M}! TWELVE
ABigPIISIl
The summer time is here
once more. To some it is per-
hapsaborebuttothecoalmen
it is not, harem when;° (1%}:
are pipins t pear
perhaps omit to think of coal
Iorjustabit.1tgivesusthen
a welcome dam» to give our
holes a needed glance. and
push these orders oil the pages
reaped: t’would seem to last
for ages—but every day a
score or two are can by
the pencil blue when tilled by
our good crew of men. In
coming weeks, say eight or
ten, we '11 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’s good for
mules but not for men; don’t
blame us if we kick—right
FEB; S
(calmness?
Spring; Summer
Suits
For Men and Young Men
COPYRIGHT ‘
Clothing Co.
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are living in rented houses, as a nation of renters is always
fare of a country 'in which they do not own anything. It is easy
togetamantoflghtforhis heme but it is hard to get a man
to willingly light for a landlord or boarding house.
' Itisthisideswhichresnltedinthe collapse of thenussieu
peasants and they refused to light longer {or a. country in
which they owned nothing. ,
It takes no more money to pay for. a home ordinary
through a building and loan association than is required to
pay rent upon the same premises and will take no more capital
from those activities necessary to the winning of the war than
would be required for those same people in the payment of rent.
Build NOW, for your own protection and pocketbook.
Ellery mm Fashion Shop
13 Main Street, Norwalk
FOUR TH 0F JUL Y
is less titans week away. ,
Special Values in Gluglla’ii‘llfesses
(or outing wears *‘ ’
Voile and Organdy Frocks,‘ chill andwdainty.
Splendid Assortment in White Wash Skirts . .. $1.69 to $8.60
Middy Blouses, all the new styles and shades . . $1.30 to $3.50
tun-tan Sougfl' '-
i- a, _._..
Automobile 3. The Norwalk Line
Repairing
High Grade Work a
Specialty ,
0fficiai__ Service for;
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and :Graham Bros.
llucks
Ford Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
Splendid assortment of Waists .......... L.. . $1.00 to $10200
It is, said that one of the greatest menaees that confronts 3!
America to“! is the increased ratio of the population which "'|
lacking in patriotism-Pinch d not pay much attention to the wel. 55" .
' Marcella Corning. Helen E.
army as the rank and file was made up of landless, homeless .
The Hatch 6r Bailey Co.
1 it‘ronin. Robert A. Decesarc. Dorothy
i‘ i 0. Drake, Ruth E. licrning, Lillian J.
, ,Landy. Theresa A. Nesline. Mary V.
r; ‘Stevens. Helen Zal'ges. Maud l“. Bray, --
I The graduating exercises will be held
‘ in the Stamford Baptist church. Friday
Fast Freight Service Bean This City
and New York. '
Steamers “one” and “Armllage Brantley"
Freight accepted at NorWaik and South Norwaik from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. (or delivery at Pier 45. East River, Foot of Jackson street
New York. 7:00 o’clock the following morning. Freight received all
Pier 45. East'Rlver, New YorMom 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers
leaving pier 45 East River, New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays
excepted. -’
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LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR WILSON
TO SPEAK HERE.
Next Sunday evening in the First
Methodist Episcopal church Lieuten-
ant-Governor Cliirord B. Wilson. may-
or of Bridgeport, will give a patriotic
address. The hour of the meeiihg
will be 7:30 o‘clock. The church’s ling,
will be hung and its honor roll“
young men in' the service read. A
chorus choir of twenty voices will sing
several choruses from Bruno Hahn‘s
_— ft
hers 0! these organisations.
- alland. constitutes a margin of profit
by C. Swartz, of the Douglasli‘owlcr pand his plant to meet tllc nation‘s
Post, G. A. R. A special block or pews needs in this war.
will be reserved for the families of}
boys In the service. invitation to at-: i“ given ‘0 ”'9 ““938in PTOBH‘UUOM
tend the service is extended to the Of this war, and when the end of it
members 0.! the Douglas Fowler p031 comes, America will have the
and. the Buckingham pom, (y A. R.. sciousness that there will be no rope-
nnd also to the members of the i). A. ”“0“ 0! "- and "‘3‘ the peace or UN!‘
R. Sula {will be reserved for the mem- world will be secure. Under his load-
Mayor Wilson is a strong and inter» itsell not merely for the length at the
eating speaker and has been making “war, but for theenduringpeace of the
many etfectivc addresses on patriotic future.
MERRILL (ioLLEGEs .
GRADUATING CLASS
(Continual troll: First Pm).
i
i secretarial.
Ruth A. Fitch. Selina C.
Blcrnllt,
('zako,
Rose DeLima Robicllaud, Frank Va-
das. Helen D. Warga. Florence A. Nor-
iris, Dorothy M. Gleenslein, Florence
ll. McCarthy, Elizabeth L. Wilson.
Ruth R. Herring, Nellie E. Nash. Hel-
en P. Sebaeicr.
l Shorthand.
i Hazel A. Banger. Anna E. Shaw. Me-
'has Epllsnio. Jean Walker Wylie, An-
na Ill. Wylie. Doris Clara Woodie,
.Bertha Voska, Grace E 'l‘. Maxwell.
;Catberine Agnes McHaie. Joseilh W.
Siladi, Elizabeth R. Wasencky. Helen
,0. Stewart, Ethel M. Klingerberg. Wil-
;llelmins Smith. Alice 0. S. Anderson,
.irenc Leonia (lagan. Jean Pauline Fox.
; Mae Merritt. Blanche Woltson. May (‘..
‘Kcllcy. Mary Ann Hogan. lrene Marie
iMead. Mildred H. Mead, iiaidee C.
,Woodls. Marguerite Norris Fleming,
iHelen Burdick. Elhcl P. Glendcnlng.
arie M. Blockluann. Dorothy J. Riker,
IMatilda Rosalie Schulz, Mary R. Pair
doltlno. Edith E. Doberty, Catherine A.
;Morony. Helen A. C. White. Cecilia M.
g‘ Leila-r. Agnes ill. Heifer-an. May M. Ed-
;wards, Marguerite Umback. Elsie M.
;l,oclle, Jennie S. Abramson, Ruth E.
‘(‘unlleid, Frances Pollings, John W.
.Hopkins, Marion .‘li. Kory, Samuel
iWally Gottscham. Marlon Bopp, Oda-
line Burr Sinlons. Marion C. Lally.
evenins. June 28m. The spealcr oi
ithe evening will be Elmer S. Rcdlnan, ‘
~ 5 Ph. l).. superintendent of schools, Port
1 Chester. New York.
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iPRESIDENT STUDIES I
._ LABOR METHODS ,
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"i think there is no impropriety in'
telling you that the President handlesi
yell hill work solsyslometlcally that hot
illnds. time to give smart of his time
1!“!!! to the more intimate problems '01 .
[the various departments. i
"You know how steadily l preached
knowledge or manufacturing costs
[When i was chairman of'tlla Fodcrai'
i'l‘rede commission. The President
'knows more about costs than any of,
i you would believe to be possible in the i
tense of a great war Pxecutlvo. You
. know that Congress allot ted the Proai- ,
idont an appropriation of $100,000,000
. for emergency War purposes. He plllw'
poscly kept his own accounts. and you 9
‘may be confident that every dollar was I
s carefully expended under his direction.
i “The President has been steadhsti
till his determination that there shall,
ibe no prolltccring in tilts war. iilll’l l
lam wtlil g to ;stand sponsor for the
duct ill he know what constitutes
lprofitccring and what. on the. other
lthnt enables the manufacturer to ex‘
President's Wilson‘s whole thought;
(3011'
gershlp the country is reconstructing
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENiNG gamma; .;
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filiistlfam '8. Hyatt
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Suinmcry Things All ’R ound the
Store
Evety department is replete with season merchan- ‘
. disc of every grade, at reasonable prices
Ladi‘es’ Bathing Suits “Kiddie” One Piece Suits
Se arate Dress Shirts
soil
Bati lniz Cans B thln Shoes Gloves
Silkt teckings W‘ovcn'iinderwear Muslin Underwear
Sllio nderwear Trunks Bags . -~
Sultt uses Curtains Draperies
Couch and woven hammocks, Rugs, and Porch Screens
i Flags for the Fourth of July
:2. H. Krieger 81 C has
it
The following specials on sale” to-
morrow. :We‘ . will buy.- your Thrill
Stamps and give you more than you
pay for them. '
Shetland Wool Slip On
Colors-Turquoise, Peach, Sa-
lmoh, Rose, Pink at$2.98
~‘ volito $3.50
Crepe Kimonas
. length, RoSe, Blue, Pink
and; Fancy Flowered.
Boy’s Wash Suits
p‘Sizes 3 to 10 .
M $1.59 Each
White. Wash, Skirts
Gabardine: or fiPique. Also
other White Fancy Materials.
" $1. to $2.98.
Marahopsfitlas
iii $1.50 and $1.98
; , Bloomers
:Flcsh Color and White
1‘ _ 69c to’980
Gingham Dresses ' ,
,,, lilac or Pink Checked {Trim-
med with White Pique Collarand
Coils. Two. Pockets and Belt Prices From
f f Specialfat$3h98 $1.98 to $5;
Charge Accounts Opened '
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T : "Our- Country for All," and other pa- .
WSGMW“ mm“ The “as will be "one “”5““- W W Norwalk friendsi Chaim“ Hurley raid the manufac-
shied by Miss Marlon Ceilings, who :flégumfid‘fi‘m 1‘0 110" him. and lil "193' folgd 1:“ mm to wait
. g _ has one brother and one sister in the ' 8‘ on 3 expected. "“1 We 3 930 Nd hetero “Kim
”on m‘ “Vi." in service, and one brother at present 3, “~— fmnK ”WINNING”! for. the Vine em-
German prisoner. it will be receivedi “TIT"! Sentinel Want Ad.
We are selling; firwtgany
of them every Wear. 1 .. ,
From $3.98 to $10
White Hats; ‘
No other store in. Norwalk ‘
"i is showing the. large ;assor.t-
ment of Milan and Whitégiigilfllp
Hats shown in this sterile." ’ ‘
also NORWALK
ployment of America's enormousnew
merchant marine. -
n; , a: Dunssnsnuogsmnrs
' Specwlfialeolliresses. . (A. $313.51?
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, ,..Juslliilosiylssthst>éwlu tron-and
favorite with those in search of
, dainty sunning Dresses that
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hum” 0“ and W611. ._ " . i -' 5 . “-l‘.“ ‘ . ‘ ' I ‘ ‘ soooM'sRloGE COLLAPSES ’ mobile route from New-York“ to and}. J
. fly’ Quality and indmdualostyle has ‘ it . ‘I'FALI, N-SO%I§TIEE%ADEi . _ inerksmre hills. _ . ‘5':
$600 Wash Dress“ ;,.; . _ . $3.98 . ~ ' midi? 01ft skirts so much sought , T‘ HAV Breaks Devin Under Weight of HeaVy ' . y " ‘ ,.
~ . . . ,. .. - -- . .. . " . M i , " Truck _ HOW THlS LITTLE 50?
$830 Wash 1333.993 ‘- - - ~. -' 155-98 affirm“ season NOW’ ‘11 atywom ' (Compinued from First Fuse). The bridge creasing Lille stream in. . ’ ’ ‘ '
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pounced hater. At the meeting perms-Sodom. just outside Brewster, N. Y":
nent’ofilicers and. commit es tor one: collapsed yesterday afternoon under:
i Recovered Strength After Sickness .
- choice at reduced prices. .
Garret, Texas.—-.“,The measles left,
BLo‘UsEs AND ,
Silk Dresses . . . . $4.98 to $27.50
WM}! Skirts ........... $1.98 up , year Well” appoin ed, an e Wm the weight of a heavy truck loaded my “me boy, ggedniné yearsfin at”:
MIDDIES D Skirt ' $298 11 care for. all the celehra s which] with furniture. very weak, run down condition—he
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ms ' ~ p Presidint—John p The bridge fell into the bed of the couched n. 9700‘] deal. and as medi
Oddo. istream, Carrying the truck with "Heine-s did not seem to help llim,wo
cile One man on the truck was injured. Um“? ‘00“ him 00‘ 0" 5‘711001- all“! .
i The scene or the accident is tamil thought he would never be stroll:
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Secon
Merino.
Little unusual touches that give
slums and distinction, ilnd plenti-
Prices onCosislellIced
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Treaniirer—douph‘l‘omoetta iar to practically every automobilist. m 3' _ » .3;
hi atrocious h the «motive . m mm? “m m,” 1,, .1 the Mt o, a mop: liver and‘iron tools known as arm. 3‘
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