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MIL WILSON NOW
FOR UNIVERSAL
ARMY TRAINING
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Senators obtained the information
from such sources that they declared
they could not disbelleve it unless
there was a direct denial from the
White House.
The Admmistration, it was reported.
was unwilling to give its open appro-
val to any of the pending measures in
"Congress for universal service. It was
said they were not exactly suited to
the necessities of. the time, and be-
tsides, they were being sponsored byt
such men as Senator Chamberlain, of
iOregon, chairman of the Senate Mili-
itary Affairs committee, and Senator
,Nevi. of lndiana, neither of whom
'stands high with the Administration.
The Administration would prefer to
have un11e1sal militaty service enact-
ed in some torm as a pan of one of
the big army bills giving it the ap-E
pearance of an “Administration meas-
ure." 1 4. «HI
Both Senators
New. when they learned of the report-i
ed change of the Administration's at-'
titude, declared their willingness yes-l,
terday afternoon to step aside, vt'aive'
ailmpride of authorship" and give their;
entire support to any measure that the '
Administration may propoae in the;
way of universal service
it is stated that the General Staff:
has prepared an elaborate scheme cov- ‘
ering the most minute details for puts:
ting univetsal service into effect. This,
it is undetstood, will term the basis
{for the universal service scheme ex-!
pected to be proposed in connection
with the man power program. Uni-
versal service, if backed by the Ad-g
ministration, undoubtedly will be 1
adopted by Congress by a large major- I
ity.
The Administration is expected to
propose that the training of young
men begin .11 the age of eighteen or
nipeteen years These men would be
prepared to take the field for service
on the battle from the moment they
reach the age of twenty-one.
> , . , , The Fall amendment to make the
Clocks, good wedding p1esent.Brands. draft age twenty to forty years ““1
again the subject of considerable dis.
The "lie lfleiluhinfi all consumes of cussion in the Senate yestetday after-
raihoad freight to pay freight charges noon, but 110 action was taken. It is
on delivery, which was to have taken} dgubotgul “hem“ a ‘1‘“; “‘1' be teacht
e t ay, as se1et'a ena ors expec
elect- me 1‘ has-been 81’8”“de byito discuss it at length. The propo
the KOVetnmcnt director until Aug. 1 nonts ot‘ the 1111.1sutc declared yester
\day they would demand a roll call in
While investigating Western Union ordei clearly to establish the responsi-
COAL
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53 Water Street
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[1in News
At the meeting of Painters' Union.
527, last night they voted to give each
member one dollar in Thrift Stamps
to help carry on the war,
——I.ife Savers’ Dance at Roton Point.
Admission 30c.
Room =27, ot’ the Franklin Junior
High School, attained 100 per cent. in
the War Sarings Stamp campaign
This is a record of which both teach
or and pupils may well ‘i'eei proud.
methods of .tnightflletmn deliverv'himy if the W111 liepattmont were
. ' compelled to susp1nd metuititig 01' go
by railroad train the post ofllce de- and 3.
tinlo classes Nos. 2
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts,
made the principal speech yesterday
afternoon in advocacy of the amend-
__ , ntent. Senator Reed, of Missouri. also
. , supported the prittciple of the amend-
—-Graduation gifts at Brands Jowey'iment, but dealared his willingness to
’3’ “0’9, Icoucur in the wish of the thr l)o~
.partment that action be postponed un-
The members of the Theta iota so-i‘ til the submission or the big man 110“"
ciety will go to Bell island on Mon 'cr program promised in September.
day to spend the week there at the ' "”
Mallory cottage. On July Foutth. JUNIOR FOOD
the girls will 110111 a house party 11111111 ARMY’S EXHIBIT
several invited guests from this city. '_1 -
Danbury News. ‘ (Continued From Page One)
partment. might learn a new wrinklel
in evpeditlng its own letter serflccn
‘ofNew York World.
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”11,411.. Savers Dance, Roton Pt. “Fri- amounting to $1, 000 have been offered
. e ontinuous by the officials of the State. Fair asso-
day eve. Double (”Ch 51m C ci.ati0n The (Honnetticut State Coun-
music. oil of Defense, at a meeting attended
by Colonel Charles M Jarvis, president
George W Buck director of thP or the association, voted to request the
local State Trade school and F J ;Connecticut State Agricultural society
ducatlon to conduct the exhibit: ~
Trinder director of trade e . The state exhibit will be divided into
”I Connecticut delivered “”53” on.‘ four groups. (1) Products the boys
industrial education before the Rldse- and girls have to aid (2, demon
field moih'ets' conVention held 1 at. the strations and judging 01 food methods,
murmur ll title
idcavor to perform, in part, accordinngL‘ge-ra on with
Sta
Chamberlain and f .
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puns l IIOIIAL run. OPFICEO
The Junior l-‘ood Any, of which CHANGED.
Ilrn.8a1uuels.ilusnu.1r..olliddie- HARTFORD. Juno zs.~(Mces at“-
town. 111 state chatrtnun. is new mail the federal luol administration tor.
mg a big dritu to enroll young poop). Connecticut. have been tranhterred
lo1 canning work. It is .1chth 10 this week ham the mud to lhe first)
have an condiment of over 50000 boys door of the state Capitol in order to
and girls. between the uses 0! 10 and IRON! 1589? QWWF5 1'01" the “film?!-
18 years. in the army. A program of ant wdteverincmsins work 11! the
war tasks which army members on adminl lion whith is 1 tvitlnthl in
the Connecticut
Council 01 Defense .
The tempotan offices ciec ted in the
capitol corridors and ditt-t'tly adjoin:
ing the. southern entrant .‘ to the 11111111.
in; are double the size of the old ofl’t
'oes located in Room 27. an odlce OCClI-i
‘pied by the speaker of the house of
to locality and ability, are as follows
Raising one-hall acre of corn: raising»
one-eighth acre of potatoes; raising
GE‘twentieth of an acre of garden
truck, or raising produce on a rod
square garden; canning fifty quarts
of food; drying and saltiug 100 pounds
of food; conservation of food through, representatives during legislative ses.
adopting twelve methods of wartime stone The office force has been‘
cookery; caring fo1 ten hens, or car- doubled.
ing for ten bride and rearing chicks::
A ready Iorinlouioni
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raising one calf. and raising one or: I
more Sheep. 3 oftho urinry tux: ‘
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I’HE “EV“;NS CHEMICAL CO"! CINCINNATI. —.
“TANKUS”
15 Main ’St. . Norwallt
A Sale Of
Men’s Shirts
At a Savintr of About 50c on . Each Shirt
$1.15
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I advise everyone to stock upon these Shirts. for
this low price will not Ilast orig. hey are a standard.
well-known brand. and every hirt zuaran
Buy Your Summer and Vacation Needs Now
IF IT’S ANYTHING THAT MAN 0R BOY
, WEARS. IT’S HERE AND AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
Good Clothing
Good Hats
Good Furnishings
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
111111111111” ‘ 137 Washington St.
Wit 0 Carry a large Stock oi All Kinds
3!:
WALL PAPER. 51: and 1011: Roll
Full Line—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VABNISH A'll LOW PRICEC.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING * ‘ 1 1 51'" .1,
A. COHEN ""
South Nomalk.
141 Washington Street.
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We~specialize the famous ONYX ROSIERY, for women,
children and men.
You will find here seasonable weights, of perfect quality,
at reasonable prices.
Besides the staple 11111111: and while, we have a splendid
range of oolora in Silk Stockings to match shoe tops and
gowns. No matter what your Hosiery need my be, you are
quite sure of finding it in this wonderful variety.
so wasnmoron s'r.
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A new line of up-toedate
styles in Neckwear
Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Satin Collars. .50c to $1. 50
Roll Collars in pique, urgently, silk and broadcloth 501: to $2. 00
Martha Washington Fissues also quaint. models in semi- ~-
guimpes and tuckers, in lane, not and satin. 500 to $1. 75
large mdSmaHSthounmwithcufistomotch 5011
Crisp Organdy Collar and Gulf Sets, line for new gowns
and will give a new look to the old ones. .50o—$1. 00
Medium Black Collars in organdy and crepe de chine,
....1.14ALLET’£I:2..
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms lanthe day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. 11 0an attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and Americansty
1'01. 1555.
Corner Monro:ty and Chestnut 81:11.
N. DISESA. Manager. , J. DISESA, Proprietor. .
71 111. 1.1111111
Ridgefield Town Hall Wednesday ev canning, selectiOn and lelage of seed
enlng. A three- reel vocational 11110-1
11011 picture of genuine interest was
shown which emphasized the remarks
of the speakers. ' i
—L. Golden, Washington street will,
start his July Clearance Sale Monday
On account of present conditions
we will sell on instalments jewelry,
watches, clocks and the new large
rim spectaclesl or eyeglasses to peo-
pie or good standing. Some down and
so much a week as we agree each
week. If you have lived in this town
for five years or more ask us about it.
Our prices are right. Prices are open-
ly marked. Stock larger than ever to
select from. Brand's Jewelry Store.
South Norwnlk
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——I.ife 'Savers' Dance at Roton Point.
Admission 30c.
War Savings,
5 Stamps '
For Sale
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Window
'llte. South‘llorwallt
ll'ustCo.
. awarded in Thrift Stamps.
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A large and pleasing vari-
corn. etc.; (3) demonstration team
competition; (4) exhibits of newspa
per articles. stories and record books
and pictures of the wo1k done by the
Junior Food Army.
DemonstratiOn teams will consist of
three members. and the number of
teams competing will be determined
on a basis of county representation.
The teams coming out of the demon-
stration and judging competition as
champions will be awarded a short
term course at Storrs Agricultural Col-
lege. All prizes for food entries les‘a
than five dollars in value, will be
The ques-
tion of transportation of exhibits has
been settled by agreement of the State
by motor trucks.
Exhibits on a similar but smaller
scale will be held in each county pre-
ceding the state exhibit. while the em
tire plan of demonstrating the activi-
ties of the Junior Food Army will be
first. introduced in communities by
community exhibits. War Bureaus and
town committees of the State Council
of Detense and Farm Bureaus will co
ShmmerFootwear
for Every Member oi the
Family
Shoes, 01101115,
25 cent.
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Many Other. Equally Chic in
Fair officials to transport all pmductQL/"mR'AL REVle PA] I RNS ‘9' JULY m ma,
mod: 7‘89
Shirt 76
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James . Donn 2in
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‘Reliable Couch Hammocks
Of various grad
PORCH SCREENS OF ALBWIDTHS‘.
es, with or without stands, and awnings.
A big assortment of inexpensive BUGS for porch or cottage.
All kinds of CHAIRS and ROCKERS Ior porch or lawn.
STRONG SETTEES REASONABLE PRICED.
RAYMOND 8: SON
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lot-walk.
Pumps
and White‘v
cty let your selection.
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' '5 manner one was
the more evident becomes their
good qualities. The closely wov-
en texture and the deep pile are.
positive proofs of merit in the
“malilng olr‘the rugs.
beauty it is needless to speak.
is self-evident.
5 prices. comparison “will prove
their “rpm llttleness. '
01' their
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ANGEWNE FURNITURE CO.
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New um 1111 Liberty 111111115 over. 3611 was sumo:
sums, which call for $4.17 this month and lo 11111111101111
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The City National Bank
, South Norwalk, Conn.
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wfiifissfit‘ihs
We have never shown a larg-
er or more varied stock in high
or low models for men, women
or children. For sport, outing or!
general Wear.
Satisfactory Stockings of all Grades.
CONNEALLY -& BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. south Norwalk.
' ELECTRICIANS
mind 1111 or nowwork. ammonium
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AID menus
The White Elecirlc Con?
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aloud to insure
III. "The would“;
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prompted“. you to carry
should. upon due imam;
lab you perhaps to an fl
insurance. because of m
ed cost of building m
hot and nearly every m l
of expense entering into ob .
of making repairs, or M 1
after I me.
J. M Layton & Co,
5 RAILROAD AVE”!
SOUTH NOEWALK, m
Cure That Cold 1;!
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WITH TAB
F. H. BAXTEB»
DRUGS!”
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Remington all
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repaired. '
per month.
said at 85 W ‘
PLUMBER
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Late Examiner
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BRIDGEPSIR'I‘. CONN
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and we will rush our trouble on
right around when something -
thlrhapponc In your home. I!
PLUMBING
In defective unthuatod. unearth!
or worn have u- make new
oat-y mum of lnmil I m
tom of
MODERN PLUMBING-
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Plumbing and Heating
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DEFINITION or chinopnnon‘g
Chiropractic is the definition at
cause of the disease and the 11111
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by a wrench.twi11t or sprain in
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain
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Chiropractors remove the on
disease and pain. health II 1' 1:-
through harmonizing the nerve
tents in your body. Female trout):
given special attention; also: ..
ture of the spine. Ion will uev
gret giving the Chiropractor u
to help you. '
Magnetic treatments liven also.
'I'. FRANCIS, II. C.
84 Washington St, 80. Nos-walk. _
3121111111. from Palmer lobed:
David W. Raymond '
UNDERTAKER
Tel. Olin, 1069-3; Home M
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