“I! think it only fair that
' . now on tile should
. Menace over those
. later. We shall
give our attention
,M exclusively to the de-
oi prior orders for
fltinto to some. Those
Wad from this date will
. upon our waiting list
nah blue as we are able
‘ , them. .
It is aid that one of the greatest menaces that confronts
Amedcatodayistholnmdratioofmepopulationwhieh
sr—Ie- living in rented houses. as a nation of renters in sl'mys
lacking in patriotism—men d not pay much attention to the wel-
fare of a country in which they do not own anything. It is easy
to get a man to fight for his home but it is hard to get a man
to willingly fightifor a landlord or boarding house.
It is this idea which resulted in the collapse of the Russian
army as the rank and file was made up of landless, homeless
peasants and they refused to fight longer for 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 wigtake 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.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
v
SPECIALS
V pnmougnnrncrs
E .(Oontlnuod from First Pm).
T“.t0l.llltl at the suit of the enemy owing
’ lion that equity demands that the roy-
‘ lttrety too high.”
EC-Ollgress by the commission in the
' ilrope that further legislation may be
3* ' commission
' ‘shall accept that prescribed In the li-
’ " cense as prima l'acle reasonable, while
lthe power of the courts to terminate
El « under the Enemy Trading la“.
Eithal Amer: (an manufacturers bare to
F0 R H OF 1 I i/ ’ sponded with (haracteristit energy tol
l j 1 .1 1!.1 the opportunity ol‘ltred for dcwlopingl
g [N PATENT LAWS
sion's lictnscs ter'minable by the
l El‘b’.
I "Every license issued by the com-
‘mission has been granted. not tor the
Eduration of the war, but for the tile or
the right under which it is granted.
land this division is firmly oi the opin-
alty prescribed in the license be fixed
,witb more definiteness. in some in”
istances live per cent. of the gr'Oin
:sums received by the licenses is not a
sufllciently high royalty to be reason-
able and in other instances it is err-
Two suggestions have. been made to
:cnactt'd uhich would remedy the sit-
uation. in substance they are that the
in its license mar pre-
scribe a reasonable royalty and that
at the suit of the enemy owner zrl'trz'
the. war. the court, although it mayl
also establish a reasonable royally.
.the licenses is entirely cut oil.
the!
I Mr. McDonald’s report giving
first rmnprelrensive statement \etI
imade ol what has been accorrrplished
show a E
in this country industries hitherto mo-I
Inopolized chiefly by Germans. Appli-
cations hurc been made to use HT
been granted and Ht‘l’t'll denied. 'l‘hrrc
exclusitc licenses have been issued and
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
this line.
The largest assortment ol Bathing Cops in
“Kiddie” Bathing Suits
Of white voile or organdie. and of gingham in most
styles.
Open Wednesday Evening - . .
Suggestions for the Fourth
Ladies’ Bathing Suits
A bit.r and varied supply of the latest models despite the general shortage in
the city 25c It) 756
All Kinds of Bathing Shoes
$1.35
Dainty One Piece Dresses
attractive patterns.
SEPARATE WHITE DRESS SKIRTS of vari0us wash materials. in many
SMOCKS. MIDDIES .AND WHITE WAISTS.
Closed July 43
NOTES 0E GARDEN
In Coats, Suits, Dresses and
Skirts at the
t:
*1”;ch muted patents, or whith 80 have.
20 nontxtlusne Ittcnscs, the distrep-
Henry betucen applications and licenses!
bI-int; explained by the cast that each
application covers a single parent. I
ASSUEIATIBN;
Every Woman’s Fashion Shop
“THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
13 Main Street, Norwalk
..-—-.
M-___._ . w
.t
g
E
m: mangm'mmmwl
marks have been issued out of seven
Ell applications made.
When the commission received its
authority to grant licenses under one-
my patents in the fall of 1917 it found
Inn acute condition a sto tertain sur—
lthctic drugs formerly impoltcd from
Itlcrmany. American reliance on Ger-
man lnduslrv had resulted in the cri-
‘Fls‘ uhrclr might hate been foreseen
Ins tho rosult ol the stoppage of com-
I ."lllPlH‘ bv the war. Many persons suf-
The Nat-walk Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
Steamers “Clio” and “Armltage Brearley”
Freight accepted at Nm'wttlk and South Not-onlk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for (lclrvcry at Pier 45, East River. Foot of Jackson street.
New York, 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight received at
Pier 45. East River, New York. from 7. ".0 II 1']. to 5 p In. Steamers
leaving pler 45 East River New York at 3 oclock daily. Sundays
excepted. _ ‘
Iterinp with disease were unable to
obtain treatment because of the short-
use of sttpplv. Those tortunutc ohoulzh
to be ablc to buy meditines were forc-
ENI to pay Ixorbllant pt'lccs.
‘ Nllll it situation never will occur
1.:lltnin. for litcnscu lune been issued
for the manufac lure in this countn of
{the drugs most urgently needed and .III
:‘Alllllifiln in'dustr \is bang built up
lrrrpldlv Now llllllll‘.l haw bet-n pre-
scribed in the licetrsos to prownt the
Germans l'I'IIm rc‘ entering ”it market
:Iltcr' the war to reap the bnrfit of bar-
lint: hud Ilulr business sustained [or
them while. they were lighting to de-
istroy this country. ' '
xx (rennin sans,
~ . nsa am some,
comes mun m
apkg.cutéto 11c
fimto.....z.56c
alb.lt..',.‘.,l............ 210
1-2 lb.180
. ,4
3 Some hesitation on the part of tho
- .2. public to acct-pt the new names has
been encountered. apparently IOSIGIHI
Tb» .I Itoprraamltr desiuucd to on: are
Anticipating the Glorious Fourth,
Your Choice for Wednesday
443:" Croquet Sets $1.49 at $1.19 White Paper Napkins, per-
'Children's Garden Sets hundred. 15c
.................15¢:t085o ,
Oil and Gas Ovens $1. 89 to “.98
Paper Drinking cup. Bug and Insect Sprayer at 59c
Perpackage ...............50 10° Fl! P3P" ". ...:’I-...--8c
_, u SDo"bl'e Sheets.
.Elocence Memos Blue Flame
Oil Stoves.
Upright Gas ToaIter, regular
3 Burner. $18.00 at ...ste.oo 25° “ m
Barn Lanterns with rear
Paper Lunch Sets .. ......... 56 llght, $1.25 8‘ .. ....'.....59C
Consists of 1 white table '
““hr 12 MPH”. Wax Paper, per roll ........4c
Paper" Towels, 150 towels
North Pole flee Cream Freezers.
per roll, regular 25c roll at 22::
All metal, ~
1 quart size, $1.75 at .. . $1.49 Japanned Watering Pots, 6
2 quart size, $2.25 at . .$1.98 quart size, Regular 59c at 494:
Automatic Screen Door Catches, 50:: Steel Garden Hoes at 3913
keeps the door shut .19c 2-Wick Oil Stoves, regular
$1.75 at $159
Perfection Blue Flame Stoves
2 -Burner,........... ..$12.00 , &quart ‘lJar Racks .........98c
3 Burner ...............1600
Fits 8 quart Wash Boiler
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington st. 50. NtII‘WaIk
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. PHONE 1069-2
‘tllstrust of the new articles in tutor of
‘tlrc (lormnu products This is being
overcome and thc commission desires
to Still!) that drugs nuIrItrftIctuch un-
dot the commission's lltcnsc and sold
under the “American" name designated
by the commission mo oxtrctly the
some clu-mlcnlly and consequently .rro
lat»: ante. and emctrciom at those .40er
Iunder the German name for the prom
'ol' enemies.
The first drug licensed for mantrtac.
l»...l‘e was “Snlvtrrsunfi commonly
:knoun as “606." which was in large
dcnrnnd by the medical prole. tsion nL;
largo. lt no“ is known otllcially as
"'Arsrphcuavrrlne“ Other drugs of Am-'
crlcnn nurnulacrurc are the local an
mocstlrellc ‘l’rocnine." introduced us
I“Novocuin" . "llarbital." a lnpnotiml
-l"‘ornrctly '\'er.onul" not “I‘hcnyl cinl
clronenic acid. ' ale 0 known as ‘Alo-
plum," used in the treatment of rhcu-I
rnatism and grout.
Following the licensing of needed
broken by demonstration that Anteri-
Ica can produce as excellent dycs as
Irrnythlng that ever came out of flame
burg.
l “Vast sums are being invested in
the United States for the carrying on
of this peculiarly German industry."
this McDonald said.
i Other licenses issued by the com»
mission have. been for tire use of the
lnihofl’ process of sewage disposal:
Rucping proces of treating timber and
the .tnanufacture of various wares.
. Teutonic. ingenuity has contributed
to American prosecution of the war
through the. licensing of the manufac-
ture here of pyrophoric alloy, at
"sparking metal.“ used by the. army in
slur shells.
Three licenses under German copy-
rights have been issued for the print-
ing of books and several licenses have
been issued for-‘thc production of oper-
JACOBY’S
Sale ol Coats and 'llre‘sses
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Adverhse In the Sentinel
as owned by Germans.
Other activities of the Enemy Trade
division covered by Mr. McDonald's
report were investigation of enemy
control of corporations. "Some of the
tmost important corporations in the
United States have been found to be
‘outposts of Kulturf" Mr. McDonald
.declaretl.
Mr. McDonald recommended that
s the law against making public militnr y
Information “by the publication of an
invention by the granting of a patent”
should be changed to read‘ by the
Ipublication of an invention or the.
granting of a patent," in order to for-
bld the disclosure in any manner of
information valuable to the enemy
which might be contained in an Inven-
tlon.
while a license may Include several. 1
Three licenses to use enemy trade-l
'drugs. the. commission turned its at.
tention to dyestuffs, in which Ger”:
many's boasted rrIorropoly has been
.gestion that President Shouts otters
Publishing proclamations to the po
tato llugsbevlkt is bad billiards, so the "
Merldcn ("bomber of CommerCo is of-
luly lllh
H. Krieget 81 Co
Specials
{cling two thrill stamps for their .
scams. As- the lil’ cheaters don‘t pay SUR’IMER FURS
any more attention to trespass signs
than a chimpanzee does to clothing *1 MARABOUT BOAS
ads. (‘ onncctlcut has put a spurios ver- From $3.98 to $15.00,
sorrkt sign on 'cm But fifty cents a
pint seems a high price for Bug‘she
\iki full of potato juice only. p].
ii that were rye or corn instead of
potato extract, filly needs a smash .
would be about the right tariff. Fair. ,
though. Tuo llnrcrs of kcrbug. witlrfl":
WHITE WASH SKIRTS
Gabardine, P. K.. Wash-
able Satin .
promotes
WHITE MILAN
OUTING HATS
The Best Selection in
Norwa'lk
From $1.98 to $4.98
BOYS’ WASH SUITS,
From $1.50 to $2.98
n littlc soda on the side would pro-l
Iltrt'c Ll reasonable shock. I 7
If you ecu a .\loritlcp citizen who is ll
stirring ll llivvcr with his Ecol blow b
log n politc uhldlo with one lung, and
streaming lot tho militia with lhc'w”
SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICE S.
We take Thrift Stamps m trade and give you a
bonus on them. Briner them to us.
other, ultilc lrc purnntols the soil sum-
mer ntmosplrcrc with .I six cylinder thrift stumps a pint for potato bugs ‘1':
’potnto but: swnttoruud bulnnccsahiglr " o I), Connecticut, plus the usual warl
hut lull of potato llugshcvlki on Matt.“ The situation is very stylish
chin. dont think he is n hoplrcad. lleinow but conscrullhc Moridrns tour,
is mcr rely doing his kcrduty and kcr that u..- Bugshefikl may lnstnl a
IIIIIIIIIIII: Itcrbucs IIII souls Ono high Kulsertctr rcprlsal and otter tint cunts
but full of ltelbuns is worth tuo thrift ,. pint {m (‘onncclicul runners
stamps. Which is the ransom or a: The potato bug is the 1,. uncltc rnut .
king. pr milling he doesn't happen 10 ton of m.- bug t‘ztrnily. Ho con ml the:
ho ll czar or .r kaiser. Then half It nap right off .I tater much and hollow
high but full "I DOHHO kerbugs ““1 [or six cncom. At'terlrcsinksa metnr
bfilflm‘t‘ Ull‘ b00k5- ' tooth into a potato the poor old rater;
Leasing 901810 1)“le by the mm id creaks while the spud exports are no‘
a fat idea While New York has no going uhcthcr to send the toothmnrk l
POUND IK‘NIGB ln lht‘ WOT.“ ll WOUld ed \iclinr to tr doctor or u dcntisl.
be it lollt party if President Shouts The “1' plump rastals hate their
offered 1W0 bllfi {01' I“ 81'! W or elbow llcrtillion rucnsurcrncnts in every on-
captured irt the subway. 1t Phlltttlcl- tcmologit‘al rogues gaumy in the
phln would donate twenty- ll-vo cents world and suburbs Thcy have ten
for cWIy pint of humidity ever quflk longitudional stripes running lIom
or bird would be a millionaire faster their hip pockcts to tlrclr collar bm'l
than a llPllurbOd 1311b“ (“Ml zig ml: 011‘ tons and a yellou limousine body with
OI danger A him Or Jersey double-bur- black trimmings. They are \cr) tuci- :
rolled skectcrs bring five jltneys any turn.
where. l Compared to the spud bcctle.t the
The idea should stretch like a war comic is a blooming philanthropist. ll
blscuit mode of rubber. Buy “It the is the coolies ambition to see that no-
Holrenzollcrns at R dime a pound. body comes through this war without
They're llllhtWC‘il-ZNS. and "18 trans u scr ratch. He has four thousand leg'
action wouldn‘t dent a dollar bill. Al and a kick in each one A coolie is a'
the same time bringing harmony to a demon but a later bug is a demon
world where fun is SCRN‘OI‘ lhI111 110“ plus. Small bird, but his mouth is so
tral zones. ,big that he has an expression like a
lquoit.
l
I
The Potato Bugehevlki.‘
Connecticut. enters enlomological
politics and gives the razz to the great
trouble-maker's of agriculture. Two
thrift stamps for a pint of bugs. t. 0. b.
Meridcn, plus the war tax, seems to
pill the spur'les versertl on the cute
little buggers-w hich leads to the sug-
A very interested group of clrildr'cn,
at the North Center School were on:
ganizcd Thursday into a garden club.
This club, the tenth of its kind or-l
ganized under Mr. Callahan. has been
named Uncle Sam‘s club of the. North
Center school. The following oliicers
were elected: President, Austin Gil-
two bits for each pint or elbows cap het't, vico~prcsidcnt, Frances Wing;
turod in the subway. ' :‘secrctar'y, Dorothy Shield. Plans are
By ARTHUR "HUGS" BAER. under way for a regular summer club
Copywright 1918 by the Press Publish— program and a schedule of meetings
ing Co. (The New York Evening has already been agreed upon.
“'orld.) l L. M. Johnson, county clrrb leader.
Front an astigmnlic bird'scye view attended the meeting and gave a very
of the work, it looks as if Meriden. interesting talk on club work.
Connecticut, is going to give the pots-' l
to Buzsheviki the grand razz There RHEUMATlC AND KIDNEY PILLS
are four hundred pages in the 03‘9““) Are you troubled with relrumtttism.i
1822 book. And the grand razz i5 the'kidney or bladder effectlons'! Anyl
last «page 0‘ "13 bmk- 1‘ ‘5 equivalent such symptoms as swollen muscle or
last 9889 01' the 50“ It is equivalent Ljolnts, backache, headache, dizziness.
to a certified Epitaph. 1‘ a potato bug I nervousness play-ed out tolling, ur'lnaryu
could only read he certainly would lose irregularity, pnfnness under the eyes?
a lot of Bleep. The reason why this You need Foley Kidney l’illll. M“.
robust vendetta has been established; Kronk p Wood R p 1) 2, Morris
between Meriden and the potato Bu; lualne writes:
shevlkl is the bug‘s genial custom of .3 I began Letting Foley Kidney Pills
Applications to seek patents in one-
,my countries have been gorbldden by
t
bility of transinlttlnx military or in
us- - . telltgence to that way.
the President on recommendttflon or; ears and turning them over on their tit from them.
the commlsslop to pmvent the pour
grabbing Connecticut “flu! by “16 My husband also received much bene-
no was so lame he
backs. so Herlden' s Chamber of Com- i could not stoop over; now no feels no
16350.
5 st runner
"I found rcliel as soon.
AUSTRIA'S BATH OF BLOOD
There can no little doubt that Gl‘l‘V
many drmc .lustriallungar‘y to the
offensive lossihlr she bI-ltevetlthut
a bath in blood would r-tstoI'Ie the tart
in; rig or or the lhml Empire. The
Allies were under a similar illusion
when they urged an offensive upon
licrensky rho Allied cause was the
lo 01 in that episode; the German
can. c may he the loser in the present
But there is another possible
txplzrnatiun of Germany's action in
urging Austria-Hungary to force the
Hare line. Germany, it seems evi-
dently, intends to launch it peace of-
tensile when her military has attained
its manimum practicable results. That.
.meuns, while she still has reserves
enough to tlrcck a comp? offensive
that would stiffen Allied morale to the
rejection of any German terms. The
case for a German peace would be
it Austria-Hungary also wolf
displming offensive strength. ll;
would not be necessary that the Dual
Empire should more capable of sus-
ruining :1 prolonged offensive if this
more the object of German political
strategy. \n appearance of great
straight-{Ur maintained for a few weeks,
uould be sufficient to exert a pro'
nounccd influence upon the course of
peace negotiations. -The New Repub-
,IIC o
PRICE OF CIGARETTES
TAKES ANOTHER JUMP.
Cigarettes of all brands lock an-
' other jump in price yesterday, making
I the increases
, since the
now total 100 per cent.
“or began. Cigarettes
ulritlr 1 year or so ago were sold for
10 cents will now cost 20. according
to the schedule while the ordinary
live (out brands will go to eight. cents
for eight cigarettes instead of ten for
the cents as lormérly. The high pric-
ed brands will be raised proportion-
aet ly. Dealers complain that because
ol the intrcrtscd pricmcs trade has
Enrcatlv fallen off and with the new in-
crease they lime a gloomy outlook for
the future. .
A
Spring&Summer
Suits
For Men and Young Men
COPY RIGHT
Clothing Co.
jmerce has launched I mud ot- “0.91m." sun-on. Powell .WE.”
t nun-SI schema
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