laugh .1. . . . . . . 18c
THE PAR!
with budding
stout‘shortageollabor,olsuitath1nateiials,oicoetand (1th..
or reasons which upon analysis of local conditions 1*me
untound‘ed. It seems almost certain that toms
135111.» when the war ends. May be this is all wrong. Time
tell. Ho manknows What the future holds at good or ill.
The chance however is ours to keep up our assorted stock \
and to encourage building In the locality in which we live. It . .
may mean a great deal Taking the chance nouns worth
while, even tho it requires more nerve to remain in business j
than to quit, even if we were able.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
strution at 1918 Bureau.
silent ' ‘
’m
The latest movement for women‘s
part in war wdfk, thewblational Servv
ice school, at Chautauqua N. Y . is
being fostered by the Daughters n!
the American Revolution The U A.
It’s will also subscribe a scholarshib
fund Tor the benefit 0: some eager
~ American young woman, who feels
unable to pay her own expenses. but
wants to lit herself along these spe—
cial lines for better wartime serfice.
The school will open next Monday
and win continue through August 24
Application blanks may be obtained
from Mrs. Starr (. Barnum No.16
Terrace place. Danbury. chairman of
the committee on the selection of
candidates
When the D. A. R. census of war
relief sources was taken in 1917.
Clearance Sale
., :Aiters few husyweelts orselIIng‘we undom-stmkwith
odds and 1111111,me also ranges, styles we cannot reorder,
Etc. In order to clean house of these (ell this season I merch-
undies) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
When the are closed out th wet be ”pissed. So the old,
tip, been sndbrlght end our y. One dollar here buys as much
as two dollers elsewhere in the line of Women’ s and Misses’
Goats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Weists and Petticoats. Come
and save money.’
i CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
Every Woman’ sFasIuon Shop
V ngaIter Baker’ 5 Breakfast Cocoa . . . . .- . . .
f Chamberlm’s
5 Libby’s CornedBeef ‘
individual members or the Connectis
cut society subscribed to a fund by
which batud and tuition (in speciulr
{cases {Luther expenses may be, con-
lsiderrd) of students from Connecti-
cut at the Woman‘s National Service
ischmls and camps might be paid
The state regent. Mrs John 1mm
Burl. of Lilehlleld has zecontly sp-
polnted a committee to select the
Icandldates to be sent to the tminfnu
.slthools and camps by means at this
I ,‘l’und. Mr. Barnum ls chuiunan and
5111c members or the committee are
1M1‘s.Anms Browning. of Norwich?
and Mrs H M Sedgwick of New
Haven. The state regent appointrd
two women thorn Connecticut tempt)!
erlly living in Washington, D C, sip
dents at the May encampment ol the
Netidnul Sc oolr at Washing.
ton. They are Miss Julla Kernm. for
terpreter 11nd slonoxrnphcr In French,
33 So. Main St. So. Nor’walk
‘ ,
j .
I
O. B. JACKSON 1
"Written"
some: Linens—roam cm I- new I:
seen entrees and bus: Mountings. '
. 3h. 31
It)“:
, is the time fur you to invest' in a Cloth Suit or Cost: '3’
asgthe brices are marked very low. It will be 11 de— ,4
cided saving for route buy at the
, “THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
13 Main Street
NorWaIk
_
Very Best Creamery Butter Fresh Mode, Try 2;
, ’it—You will like it. '
. 13.2111 5
....,.. lb. 2dr.5lbs. for‘95c
lbs. for 35c
OI“:::‘CIU:: 13c
. 25cund45c
...... ‘......~:..211k£s.25c ‘3.
Dried Beef sliced to order. '
Gulden Santos Colfee~.. ~
Class A Louonberries. per can. Z : I : : : .
Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk. can
Instant Postum . ~ -
Mueller? 1
es...-
“ school
.. ‘Iprolllahle In overv way."
‘ I as possible.
,‘ energies toward
1
.cressed food production;
, at. Carnegie Institute, and Miss Ruby
Jenelts. for three years, national or
platter of Boy Scouts. On'o (.‘onnecti‘
out “daughter" took the national serv-
Ioe course at her out expense.
To Do Patriotic Duty.
The head of the school In wiring or
the camp sold:
‘ We have the full cooperation of the
Women's Naval Service and of the 1111‘
tlonal encore of the Daughters of the
AIQBJ'ICMI Revolution,
lens that Chautauqua should Ihls sum»
pier do Ila full share in patriotic cdu
cation, as it has been permitted to do
ever since its Hmuulsntlon in 1871
Last summer on 'It'ulnths camp fov
tended by men and wdllicn‘ from all
parts of tho cmmlry and the influence
of that camp has been felt everywhere
In the work which has been carried on
along, many lines durlng the last
year. We have felt that our mostt
useful function this summer “'30“ (‘I‘
T, be to offer to women the opportuni~
ties for definite tralnln . in war activi-
ties similar to. the courses altered in
Washington in the National Service
It is hoped that leach chapter
will find it possible to be represented
by at least one woman In this National
Service school and the Institution will
do everything possible to make the
stay of all these women pleasant and
It Is felt by these in charge that
this year‘s session of the school 111th
:be nduylfill to war nooohsitlea as far
Whereas the first on
,qompment of the National Service
school was devoted to awakening
.the interest 0! American women in
national preparedness. and the sec
ond encampment to Instruction in
. iRed Cross and other relief work the
1918 encampments must turn their
the practical train-
ling of American women in agriout
titre. elfitensive gardening and in
In food
gonsorvation and national econom-
lost, In the reconstruction of arts and
crafts. The last named department;
of training enables women to teach
We are our
education In patriotlb made was nt‘
iouch week. A sewing and knitting
Tris
Smock
line Includes
while.
as ever.
$1.25 lo 53. 00.
PONGEII WAISTS-A
\
periods.
(curse No 1 includes intensive an
agricultural course will include pra’t
will be under the direction of 11ng
cultural experts Agricultural
dents will be required to do actual
farming on the school farm. The
{most modern methods will be used .;
1m this course and lectures on the ‘4“
subject will be given by experts in
,the several branches. The load can-
lservnlion course will be under the 3-
idirectlon o! expert dietlcluns and 1st»
maturities of the United States food
ledmlnlstrutlon This course Will inn ‘-.
elude the actual making of victory '
lbrea‘d and other recipes provided for
the conservati'dn of foods by the food
administration. For twohour periods »
teach week, there will also be clusters,
flu “lltst uid." cunning. preserving,
drying and dehydiatlng of fruits and ;
vegetables military culisthenios 'nnd
drill for half-hour periods daily.
Course No. 2 includes Intensive 1o ;‘
construction work. lypowrlting on
Braille typewriter. diuretics and spa-
Nam-It's $Leoding Dry Goods Store
IBIS Slims-Are sure to please the Summer Girl, and a new
many, dainty models in plain colors and in
TIIE MIIlIlIIiS~-Ilave collars ol many colors and are as popular
STRIPE!) Sllll WAISTS~I11 a big
CHINA SIIII WAIS'I‘S—In while and all the most wanted shades.
While they last 81. 50.
rlculture 1nd food conservation. The ,-
lical as well as theoretical work and :
our
am Hyatt
and Middy BIohses
variely 0! color combinations
limited number, Specially priced 11153.00.
rfi
MJ
‘ H Hneeg g
The leading outfitters in Norwallt
We ’ Open Charge Accounts”
With respectable wage earners,
men and women. Here you get i;
tury callsthouics and drill.
ind selling on exercises: infantry tool.
and battalion formations
‘lho third course consists of four:
divisions: land lelegrnphy or tele-
phone operating: hul'volilillll. _
lonslvu courses; making surgical
dressings and bandages, according to
American Red Cross standards, and
military callstlwnles and drill.
The elective courses may be so-
looted by post wutuduales 01 other
students. who c'au present lied Cross
certificates for Rod 1‘ mes CIRSBCS out
liuod in the courstH of instruction they
tselecl The first course In one in nu
tomobllo operation. the second in sig'
not Work the third in canteen work
the fourth in military and who!
French. The fifth olcctlve course In
In elementary war-ti me domestic sci ‘
once, n'nd Is for {our two-hour lessons
teacher will be at the camp and will
form voluntary classes among the stun
dents who wish to make knitted cont; .
torts or hospital garments for the sick.
(rial preparation of sick diets, mili- V
inclutl- 1
In tn‘I ~
fitted from head to loot.
Home‘s more g.....g
SteakCod ............ .. ..... 25c“).
BonitaMackerel................. ...... . .25clb.
Wes ligati‘kerel...,................. 335:!)
4°“ "::::::::::;:::;:::;;;;::;::::22cm:-
Haddodt...” . .l2clb‘.
lowest Prices on All Klnds of Canned Fish.
Peaches ............15cut.. 55cl1asket
SMuIlze" 3 Sanitary Markets
uouweut. scorn nonwsnx.
United States License No. 17,903.
“diabetes!-
The National Service school comm'l f
tees feel that this practical training!
of the students will result In adding
many hundreds of trained war work.
ers to the nation a strength this your.
W
WOMEN WAITERS -
SOLVE PROBLEM
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-—In the
Invnslon of women waiters in exclu
sive clubs, here, another male help
problem directly traceable to the war ..
the maimed end disabled from the stems to have “been solved. As was:
”M... ’
25c—Cheese.r1chandmlld....................25c 2
War such simple means of livelihood
that they may be reclaimed to root
.thc case in the drafting of women to
operate elevators the hiring 11! watt ,.
' nomlc independence. and also to re .
gCross courses and
students who have not had the ad« followed by similar organizati
are offered for ‘each encampment of; That the waitresses are tgulcésg is
‘ the Chautauqua '
. of l e courses. .
The course selected must be ihdi- no complaints have eon “3 We“ re . : .
Dlsce men hT'ITIIe from In such plain ’resses In clubs patronized almost en.
business arts as typow tiling, teleg- tirely by men, was first in the nature
1‘8th and tfit‘ephono operating Red 4 of an experiment but so well did they,
instruction for e has been
,Ieywomcn will still be nvuilablé to.- 160- their work that the at p
vantage of them
The rt Club was the blob
Three Courses Provided.
‘C' ginnovntion. Then (the Chive ,Ity. up,"
In this one the women receiving‘ the mm“ I league, 1M “1" Enjoizieersfl
r l l i ,
232.32 $3 $22.82“ .2222: '2‘; Club HHHH mg HHHHH'H' Ht mg. “a"
sermon and also stimulate the Inter 91's Wm‘ women’. Others contemplate _
est of American women. Three coursv avlike move.
National Service
rd if one of
A student may select any one vn (
declared that
vouched for by the
sch" oI..
40c—e-Eegs 400
15c——SweetCIove1-M1Ik ...... ' :.......15c_'~
Inc—Evaporated Milk ..... .lllc
Grandmas Pancake Flour . j . . . .,2pk1rs.25c
Standard Butler & Buy Co
12 North Mam Sl.,-So Notwalk Phone 1990
I the organizath
cated in writing at the time of forlgardlng the 5
mm apm'catm 1‘” “mm“ °- rub it seem 111 hi lens
course can be changed aftey the open- If“? the me 8 S g y p ,
has of the school and the elective etu- ed WM} the change.
dies may be tall 11 only dining hoursa‘ Although the advert .11
not occupied b the regular sourcea clubs is: purely a war cinema
‘ COURTS OF :110 ESTIC
Bailey.
In Hartimd the study is In the hint
of the Juvenile commission, whichl
making’d similar study‘ of probatidn -
work In this city. Miss Eva Cohen is ,
delng muchuit’ the work here In New
ileum county the Civic Federation’w
protective Officer is short} the world
' .snd willeske #1:“ rigour-t tltgoatm gone
mu m the mitten. helm vet! orw on:
tit)? not start the commune has “eased to handle;
Notes. the mutual side oz insular ,_
problem lion leotumontat Work tn;
RELATIONS MAY BE
UNDER NEW SYS’I‘EM
batsman-1mm Am.
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