,this WW?” otion of hard 1 . to ho: sh" you like " sleigh“? many tux- “ at, our skirts, a few r: whereithurts. We ' wonder if we re to play according to the t af's our habit f. or lose, t others wabble clioose QR FE‘SSENDEN RETURNS . * HOME. ' RFORD. July 12.—-—Maior C. Wooden, nephew oi the late fluorides has returned from so he had been an unless page Advocate Genoral's lie L He has ben discharged ow- yslcsl disability. His return veseelvwhlch was close to the recently sunk by torpedo .. new Porno” sue-111'. HAVEN. July 12. -—-A new form blight on potatoes is ruining the L sreabouts and the Connecticut ural Experiment Station today L3 to stop it. Plants suddenly , o straggly, the vines turn yellow ' Some stalks opened show no of worms oi the ebrer type have entered close to the hill arses upwards. \ ‘ ‘ Whores! Governmenthssnointewmoistcppingbuildin'gopersfions onlyasthemovsmontoisslsoruseetlsborneesssryloths wagfinsyinteriere. chsnt help thatandwould notiiwe co Wesllthinkaswhofour”boys”asanyliving being canthinkandwillbackthemtotheutmost, yetwealsohave adatyrightheresndtbatis. aftergivisgprefsensetosny Government requirements, tokeeponr basinus goingsoour employees may live sndwo may live and therebybe beenabhd to pay our share or increased burdens. eihlorufionponlivels state thoLL £- Ourmutualendesvorshouldbetoencomngeineveryway possible the building of homes. My ob about mortise of labor, or Suitable materials, or cost and on: ' or reasons which upon analysis of local conditions may rove unfounded. It seems almost certain that LUMBER wiIlbe higher when the war ends May be this is all wrong. Time will tell. No man knows what the future holds of or ill The chance however is ours to keep up our (1 stock and to encourage building in the locality in which we live. It may mean a great deal. ' the chance seems worth while, even tho it requires more nerve to remain in business than to quit, even if we were able. The Hatch c Bailey Co. l LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS , . FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS ‘ SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY WELDING VAAs'r‘ BROS. GARAGE Phones 1360. 2011. 17 Chestnut Sta-So. Norwalk B. JACKfioN OPTOMETRIS'I .ngsllItuvls‘ “Ill; “main. KRYPTOKL “Hill—Folding (”lords II Gold or Shell lint-On end Other Hemline. Mfimfio‘ddtbow Dcnllsss' M dons promptly shoe lapel-l Rosaries. " 'oi' gaining entrance into‘ _.houses ' * cumcs%mw L “(Continued from m Pass.) L 9““ or citizens who have declined their intention of becoming citizens of 'the United States may be relieved 'ironi mllitarysei-vl . The amendment provides that such regulations shall be consistent with the provisions or the amendment which (Drover debar from citizenship neu- tral subjects who, having declared their intention of becoming citizepS. seek relief from’miiitary service. In response to a request for-poet- ponement of the July draft call in the Northwest where wheat is ready f0; harvest P1 ovost Marshal Crowds! has informed the Departinent oi Agri- cultuxe that the military moment will not pe1n1it of delay in filling the monthly demand for drafted men. SERGEANT CROAL IS IN THE FIGHT (Continued from First PM). well myseli and l have every reason to be thankful. because I am among a few of the lucky ones that come back safe“ 'I Isuppose you have been won- 0811118. as you read the papers. or the brave boys that made one of the great- est attacks that has taken place since the war began I don't know of any- ‘thing more to tell you, but it you keep reading the New York papers, the Herald. you can learn of our happen- ings over here. “I can 't think or any name now so I .will close with love to all it takes nearly a month to get a letter from here, but i wishyou would try and write very often yl woslld rather! ~ i know'ot. son, “BILLY." ‘LBEWARE or ALL get a letter than any “Your lovin . (Continued Litton; gage One) *— supplies. No information has been re 'ceivcd at the state since that fuel in Specter-s have been appointed. Mr. Russell issued (01111111 warning to the people of the state to be on character. He suggested that in case mommissLion in their community it is suspected that sneak thlexes and sec- ond story men are using this method ‘l , license. 1 don't get ‘ " a chance to write and. another thing. ~ COAL INSPECTORS“ L 9 tholity to look 0er thinness and coal 'L of doubt, citizens conic;- wlth the fuel . , .7 ~-’~-‘~‘~m ‘5‘\‘L\'. Lineelevenwesrueldssnelxr. ending riastr Hyatt Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Stere Striped Silk Waists China Silk Waists White Dress Skirts -r . II S1lk Underwear Bathing Suits ll Bathing Caps Bathimr Shoes Smocks Middies Sweaters Hosiery Neckwear Gloves Belts For the Week End Outing Trunks Bars ‘Hhié SuitCases . . “I ‘L Umbrellas ‘- L . '1 Couch Hammocks Woven Hammocks Porch Screens II ALL' KINDS OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS.— SAMPLES ON REQUEST. We Accept Thrill StarrspsLL as Cash. —- Specials For Tomorrow and Monday; «3. t Natural and Black MARABOUT CAPES From saos to $15.00 ~ L 1‘! u or these Skirts did WHITE SKIRTS ‘AT‘ $1. 00 Owing to the coolness of the weath- not sell as fast as thev should. Will Sell them now for $1. SWEATERS AND SLIP-ONS At verv special prices. . Sleeve] less S Shetland Slip-ops. with Angora col- lars and cuffs. linens at ......... $2 .98 'L $6.98tosv985 U J. blue. at 3‘ CREPE KIMONOS Full length. pink. rose. navy. light *‘ $1 50 ...................... MILLINERY DEPARTMENT MILAN TAILORED HATS At present all therase at A. $2.50 and $3.98 From $2.00 to $4.98 LGEORGE'I‘TE AND SATIN SAIL- - ORS AND TURBANS MIDDY BLOUSES e» fli‘isahflL S l f $100 All Sizes. pools or With Blue. Rose.01'a112e Sailor Col- lars: value$15 50. 5‘s- -1 \“-\‘ ‘\‘\.\.\‘5 sun A, -1-.-.J/'1ur -’-I-/-l-’- at- I. a, -\.“\‘\‘\.\-\.s‘\“ ‘1‘ NEW HAVEN. July 11.——Dependents of a person who dies Irom sunstrjoke while working in the open sndehero there is no evidence of another cause. are not entitled to cbmpensatidh under the compensation law. according to all Iinding by Judge Case in the .Superinr Court today”. McWeeney and 1 Dono- van, coal.merchanls of Meriden. had been ordered by Compensation Comv missionerwBeers or this dlstrlct to pay compensation ‘to Margaret Cunning ham, whose husband died late Annual. on a very hot day. by reason of a sun stroke. The firm appealed The court in a long finding holds that death did not arise out or injury while Cunning? ham was employed. Recently, in another appeal case where suustroke was the claimed cause of death, Judge Curtis held that com pensation should be paid as the em ploye of a New Haven coal dealer ded while in a coal pocket. and atmos- pheric conditions had a bearing upon the direct eiféct or heat. W CHARGED WITH ISTEALING AUTO. , .GREENVVICH. July 12. -—-Wllliam Chandler, 19, of Chester Center. Mass. ., was arrested early yesterday; after he had inquired the way to New York, and is charged with having stolen a large automobile from John A. Sourth of Middletow 11, Conn. Later he who no cused of having stolen a machine in Repairin .vlligh‘ Grade‘Wor-k a < Phone 195$ specially .. _.__-7.__..._._.__—— MASSACHUSETTS LUMBER MAN 1 j DEAD. Official Service for Chevrolet, Maxwell ‘ ‘ i and JGraham Bros. Trucks" , . Ford ,llepalrlng aud‘l’arls. Wrecks Towed in any dis- ease. L L Auslin..’S-Garagei‘ HQLYOK-E, Mass., July 12. ~Lorenze A. Williston, a director and former yesiei day ., 1 nor “THE-31;: coMPENLSA- Au‘omLObile New ViCIor Records For My McGormack. The War Baby 3 Lullaby, by Ger. aldine Farrar. Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware, General Pe ‘ Will Cross the Rhine, by Peer-t less Quartet. Your Lips Are No Man 5 Land BLuLt Mine, by (lampbell- Burr. u From the North, L,South East and West, by Harry Lauder. , f.” ; new records for you. :,j;,,,‘;r , M;_.____:=5L piesident of the Massachusetts RetalLl Lumber Dealers’ Association, died hero New York belonging to Nicholas Di Minnie. The police say that Chandler took the Di Mlnnlo machine and droveI .. it to Middletown, where he took thé South car and was on his way back to blew York with the intention of ash ling that car. 0n be way he exchang- ed a tire for gasoline at a Falrdeld graze. chandler and no driver’s K». DOV BROWN“ II “WMTONIG RIVER. ' , “BRIDE. Joly Ila-swam - L Pa" Clearance Sale After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with odds and ends, broken sise ranges, styles we cannot re-order, Etc. In order to clean house of these (slithis sewn 's march sndise) goesonsslestm money saving whendi mambemhed'lethsolfl ti stimulate-adsorb. Osedolhr herebuysa's mummlstnolineotl'm‘ssndm mmmwmmrm prices. Lotsarosmellsnd‘ Little Mother of‘srine, by John Come in and let ‘rusp‘lay these , A. J. Collins €9.-
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