V" Towel-yous hisplaoe to aid
the human race—not all may
or knit but each can do
fierce! ’
somwillhssilond
mic
Aetsepeeklonderthen
It is not only
much ooal—-Doctor
: able and livable.
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DUTIES WINDOWS.
If you made the blunderotwormnc
inaooldsndunoemtortsblehomdon'tdoitagsin!
is, bntmighty expensive,twiceas
—andsruinedtesnper.
There lane house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
DOWSendDOORSwillma-ke it better. make it more contort._
Wmtdmeetie eon--
unacbeodesisfoond to be
hishonsedfl
words. Doyour ,lnetiII-
thronghlastwinter
If you'll come in lemon-ow, any day, we’ll tell you what
it will cost to make your house comfoitsble, and save coal.
‘ “Do it now.”
The Hatch v6 Bailey Co.
bits.
‘-
oddsandends brokenllu
Etc. Inordertooleanhouse
_whentbeysreclosedouttb
and save money.
Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
sndise) goesonaslest money savingprioes. Lots ere smallsnd
tip, be on hand bright and ear y. One dollarp here boys as much
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’ s and Mlsses’
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Walsts and Petticoats. ,
THE PARIS
.CLOAKV AND ‘sUr’r HOUSE
-33 SO. Main St.
I, styles we cannot re-order,
otbese (all this seasOn s merch-
oannotberep laced. Sotheold
Come
.1
.a la. nudism
“lug of the feeling that the CsechoSio»
. they are striving to reach their aim.
; part of the American Government to
.it [avers the dispatch of snmclent
. forces to leave the Csecho-Slova‘ks tree
: Japan, would be supported by all the.
. . American-Japanese
SO. Norwalk
Boavlew Ave
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Phones 1360’. 2011.
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ylell law.
Stalinist-Oiled“
LIMOUsINEs AND TOURING CARS . .1 ._
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS . . .
FENDER AND Bony WORK OUR SPECIALTY .
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save-r0: uncle—Arden. (him 1. one u‘
.yu‘,
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk
O. B. JACKSON
1;! GmMETRIST
idfiea
Mountings. "
Monumsdondtbeeyee. Oculisb' prescrip-
' participation in intervention in Siberia
~. and there is a continuous coming and
‘ going at political and military person-
dmmpuylnedmm
U seLANT'loanD
moors'rosmpluA
(Continued hem First Page.)
to Russia. ‘ I V
The United States is described asbe-
vaki should not be abandoned while
Itlssnidthereisnodesireon the
intervene in Russian affairs. but that
to insure the safe arrival of thelrcom-
rsdes from the interior.
The impress on here tonight is that
Japan. ip a spirit of woperatlon with
her allies. will follow the suggestion
and. liké"the Americans. send troops.
Great Britain and France. it is ’s’sid,
also will send small contingents, so
as to make the movement intereliied.
Many Japanese leaders. however.
favor more extensive military move-
ments in Siberia than have been sug-
gested by the Upited States. Their
ideas are based on combatting the
eastward extension of German inllu
ence and the safeguarding of Japan’s
interests. it is suggested as not being
unlikely that the Japanese Govern~
maul. responding to this oplnion,
which is growing. later may open 11e-
gotlatlons with the United States and
the Entente Governments concerning
the wisdom of intervening in Russia.
which. while being chiefly directed by
'allies. The indications are that the
statesmen who guide the policies of
the empire desire to work in close
harmony with the allies, including the
United State‘-
By Way of London.
LONDON. July l.--—The Japanese
Government has reached s-declsion.
which was-the outcome of proposals
Rom the United States, says a dis-
patch from Tokyo to‘ the Times.
under date ct July 13. for Joint
intervention in
Siberia. The American preposals,
the dispatch adds. were dittorent than
those made byacreat Britain and
France.
He Washington Comment.
Government omelet; declined to com-
ment in any Way upon the report
a propossl'o’fihe‘ United States that
American and dapanese troops be
sent into" Siberia it Is known that
important developipents in the Si-
berlan situation the impending, but
Ont-dais indicated that the time was
not ripe for an announcement.
Japlnese May Participate.
LONDON, July 19.-~~Gront eilorls up
pmentiy are being made to break
down political Opposition to Japanese
sues. says a dispatch to the Daily Ex-
press from Tokio, dated July 17.
The leaders of the Seiyu- Katee. the
chief opponents of intervention. had
long interviews with the Marquis Sal
onjl and Prince Yamagata. Some quar-
ters. it is added, expect a coalition
ministry wiltbe created.
The Seiyu—Kaisa is one of the two
largest political parties in Japan. Mor-
quls snlonji, a former premier. was
leader of the party until early in 1914.
Prince Yarnaeatu is piesidcnt of the
wAsnlucrON.au1y lQr—Amorioatt ‘
imm Tokyo that launches accented ‘
Tristram s. Hyatt
,Norwaik’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A. -. 1‘. It.
“ groups. . .
ll
Special Values in Voile Waists
Striped and Persian ellecls including many models that have
inst been received Gathered together in two mosey- saving
Separate, White Dress Skirts of many
materials at reasonable prices.
Bathing Suits for Men, women and Children. Ladies’ Bath-Z
ing Caps, Shaes, lights and Stockings.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Sweaters.
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few or as many as you have.
Your Thrift Stamps will lie accept-V
ed here as ready cash, Brim: in as
time you any Thrift or ms. 5.? .
Bring them to us. We will redeem ‘
tbemtor full value. . a :
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hence the cut 1n prices. A;
MEN ON RAILROADS I t,
(Continued n-om First Page)
future is not 16an here.
goged in these vocations bud one of
thedlrst efleots is expected to be that
. N ._ NORWALK LINE 1
; Insight Emilee Between This
City and New York
‘inoce‘pled at Norwalk .nnd
tit Norwaik (who 7: 30 to 5. ’7.
oficnsive along-
‘ ‘ i
expressed widely in'
bios theft the tallies had been
howevéi‘? Were
It was realized that
mans werefieompletcly
y the surprise attack on
of earlier calls on the men who have
«been put in deferred classific’itlons
The .los‘s of coal miners in the draft
has been heavy. although many of
them: have been replaced by others
One of the first moves collie port off
the Federal Employment Service in
the priority dietr'butlon hillshor on
August 1 probably will be that of ‘re-'
placing the men who have been drawn
‘firom railroad. munitlo‘n plant 53d coal
mine-work for army serfi" e ~
SAGE: Mill Sillt’lllll
DMDENS Mill "All
It's Grandmother's Recipe techsteI-e
Color, Gloss arid Annctlvefiete‘
,
v
ed i'lirings back the not al celeb ‘
Relic Mahdi? when taded‘slré‘alt g l ‘
Mme. Whichfi in
wadn'ys', and Sulphur” Cont-
nd" you will get a large bottle of
' famous old recipe improved my
addition or other ingredients,
T0 ESCAPE DRAFT TO'RAELY CON SUME
' remnant” rm: Pen). 3 .
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- To what extent exemptions at this line upon thelt afi‘lvil'i’ ‘2‘»
‘ kind will. affect the draft calls in diet
Many of .‘ally lipid.
the remaining men in Class 1 are m1 and gpre‘ad
Niall an hour the buildings presented
jug" destroyed was over fifty tons of
in South Norwellc where be due
W1“ the‘Hoyt it. lmetead WM“
"
BARN AND HOUSE ~-
The wool: “animation was unus’:
The ethos were so intense
so 'q'ul‘c'kly that in less
1 Privy Council
“ betore the expiration of the time limit.
DEMAND UEDN THREE .
GAMBLERS FOR $600
(auctioned npm Page One: "
it
unless the money was returned on or ,
Mr. Burke would take the neoessmy ,
legal means to compel its return. The
Ll Ilsbt suxxestlve of the “burning
fillery furnace" described in the book
Poi Daniel in the Old Tetsarnent. In an
{hour's time: only the foundations re-i
rmained. : , . *
ibuilt by Nash div. Hoyt
a maze. ”flip (same was or heavy
iAllen gill, ,pt‘Nonwalk,e int-i
>ly- for. r. o‘yt:_ it was a ‘ti heb.’
well finished building. containing rim-1
pie store room and closets and was
Well cooled. “ "
A curious incident is that Augustus
Rush“ of Norwifllt who aided in the
painting of the destroyed buildings.
when erected .a quarter of “a century
ago, being-in Farmiugville, last week.»
aeelsted Mr. Hoyt in putting in his
hay.
The tenement house and tool shop
was two stories high 26 by 5Q feet,
and aloe {traced condition. .
inpiudod in the contents dinette-
hay; many vehicles. including a speed
» . line condi-E
,,,,, urge donut-lo
rip machinery and tools. and
"teeny articlesi'moh were in storage. a;
Mr. lipyt estlmhte‘s his loss at ap-
(covered by insurance. p
' Mr. Hoyt and family formerly live
thstndt timbers, sawed at. the admire. She claims that the money be
land is said to be prepared to testityi
oxlmately $20,000. .only partially .
next move. awaited with considerable '
interest about town. appeals to be up
to Mr. Burke. '2 l
The lawyer, of course. has no per
sonal interest in the case other than!
e personal interest any decent law-I i?
The barn was ‘0 bi 70 feet and washer Would take re s11 Altair of hi; i ;“
twenty live client. The client in this case is not :
'the man who lost the money. but his ‘
longed to her. it is understood tlmt
she claims it was part Of life initill‘J
ance lelEt by her mother. Although the
husband did not knew. it is. undepi
stood. that his wife” intended going to" ,
a lawyer about the matter, he now is]
fully cognizant at what she hes done; :
in court in her behalf.
The statute under which the clvll
suit could be brought to collect that
lost the money must sue within threeI
months of the transaction. in order to
tecover. If he does not sue. another
«statute provides that any other person
who knows the (acts. and can prove
two weeks' limit has passed. and the
our L'redrl System Will
Prevail as E m.
2 ‘3
ER“ 8. CO.
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
{01 All Wash Dresses and Wash Slims, A11
Middles arid Smoclts.
i‘t-‘f
Although the cotton eoods have creatly increased in value. nevertheless the
made-up garments will he sold for much less than the hresent cost of manufacn "
ture. The cold weather his retarded the season and we find ourselves overstocked;
one.
”we
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high cost of living "and the support which you owe
the government in fighting this war to a Suscess-
‘ ful finish, must keep your purse well drained.
l;
l
{money provides -tbat the person who ~..
Men and Women who have families to support“
should arrange to have a charge ‘account in this
:1. .,
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them; may recov cr‘triple the amount
or value of the loss at gambling.
the event of a suit by the wifokit is figured in the game in which theidrug Y
assumed, she would claim at least $1, clerk lost his wife’ a six hundre
Mr. Burke apparently that he had, at divers times.
is confident that he would be able to r more irom them, and that they are
entitled iii-keeping thg.‘ money Th
t .
800 damages.
prove the facts as he alleges them:
n is understOOd that the men' who‘round guilty. was enféncéd to ten ,
" “V : Branch Established A‘nlo‘ng Natives to
c lalm
on $600
on today.
the South.
Africa. July 19
herfé
‘2‘l We W. IN AFRICAN UPISlNG.
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ANNE ESBUB nionol Scotti. -
i; {minarfily .
Norwalk Chronicler