cannyoucanseeby the
' dawn’sosslsiieh‘.
Or by those new land" that
whfleyourepsxnmg.
was: mudlythm 0|
, as y‘oupg'lance from the
bridge
At the sparkling black game
I in our bins we are massing.
Bombs bursting in air fail to
cause such a scare
As that which folks get from
the great tear of freezing,
" But to know that there’s coal
is helm for each soul
And 'a rocket’s red glare
could scarce be more pleas-
ing '
Thin the starry black dia-
monds, and long may they
save
You from getting cold feet or
a home in the grave.
THE,
ERRIS
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utonlollile
”Repairing
1111111 stale Work a
Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
Trucks
l‘ord Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
since.
I.“ ';_,‘-.
fictions lose
EAST NORWALK
FOUR TOOLSsLN 0N1
e
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ii
ii.
serum IT‘S CO.
in assumes. 11.;
ALBERT ll. MORGAN
THE NCIRWALK LINE
Test Freight Service Between This
City and New York
Steamers “‘Clio” and “Armitage
Brearley’
I’Freigbt accepted at Norwalk
South Norwalk from 7:30
'12.; Steamers leavln’, (3-;
River. (New Youk fl. 5 o‘clock.
Sundays (ex/qua.
-.
Austin sGarage
Seaview Ave
and
to 5:92.
Freight received at Pier 15, E21” 4'."
121', New York. from 7:30 ‘. .x 2‘; .1 p.
15, East
daily.
The Puelhdministration
It is not only disagreeable,
able and livable.
m“...
samenwillbeallowedonlyasmuchooslisisfound to be
scientifically necessary to heat his house 68 degrees.
Acts speak louder than words. Do your bit,lust11y.
OUTSIDE WINDOWS.
If you made the blunder of worrying through last winter
in a cold and uncomfortable house. don't do it again!
much coal-Doctor bill—and a ruined temper.
There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
DOWS and DOORS will make it better, make it more comfort-
If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we’ll tell you what
it will cost to make your house comfortable, and save coal.
“Do it now.”
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
announces that domestic con-
but mighty expensive, twice as
when they are closed out
tip, be on hand bright and air y.
and save money.
Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock .with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot re-order,
Btc._ In order to clean house of these (all this season’s merch-
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
cannot be replaced. So the old
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women's and Misses'
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Petticoats.
mmmaflmlm
THE PARIS
CLOAK' AND SUIT HOUSE
33 So.- Main St. So. Norwalk
One dollar here buys as much
Come
Phones 1360. 2011.
LIMOUSIN ES AND TOURING CARS.
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
'17 Chestnut St» So. N orwalk
‘ REGISTRY CLOSES ITS
11.3; cavemen-1- '
WELFARE STATIONS
(Continued trom First Page.)
pledge:
“I pledge for'tlte community
An eagle eye to lend~—
To eat pure food and always be
A little baby's friend.
To put screens up. and clean things
up,
And help my neighbolxlofl
If every fly 1 cannot catch,
111 only leave a few."
The work 01 this large children's or-.
ganization. begun in June, will be car-5
lied on indefinitely. and much other
work will be done next fall among the
school children.
The examination 01' over one thou-
sand children. at the welfare stations.
since June 151, beside the man)‘ chit
(ire-n tested in their own homes. by
the children’s own physicians. shows
that the majority 01' little ones are in !
tine. healthy Condition. There haw
been a few 1'er serious cases brought
to light at the weliale stations, 11'hich._
would haw. lesulled in the death of
the child, ins few years, but whichZ
It'an be remedied with 1'111'1- 01' an opera
ation now. Many cases of adenoids.l
enlarged tonsils. lallr'n arches. rup-I
lures. deteclire teeth and eyesight,;
have received attention. §
1! any case has been overlooked pa
rents can communicate with Dr. Per-
ry, who will send assistance. or Willi
any member of the lollowup commit 1
tree of pllysitians. who ale 111' W. J 1
11311015131112 Franklynt‘ Brown 111'.
N Clark. Dr. H. K W Kellogg D1. 1AM
I. Sullhan. 111'. '1‘. 11. Bradley and Uni
(loo. G. Fawccit.
'l‘hlough the Ilbelalily of many/1'z
friends expenses 111-111 lettuced mmel
than one- -hnlt The tommitiée no-
knowledge with thanks gills of lprini- '
111g. etc. from Nercy limoks. Louis;
Lehmnier and the [lords Press. All
the hardware stores. A J. (‘.olllns 1.9 I
Grand llu1'.1nond Sterling l-‘urnituret-
(0.. A. J Ange1ine.Norwulk llospitaI.g
Dispensary. and the Home for 1hrH
Aged. for furniture. screclls.stalt's.1nd
f‘gt‘ni’l'ill outfits 1'01 tho uollaxv stations
jl‘runk 1.1011011. {or plumbing. and
New Lighting and l’nw'cl 10.1111'1111s.
etc. doselve cl'edlt.1\tlornc1 James
"qule gave the 11-111 of the building.
at 4 Wall street J Wallace Marvin.
5' Well laser.
lions
O. B. JACKSON
onromn'rnrsrr
“mini.
KRYP’I‘OK LINBH‘T’mt 01W 111. Gold I
Shall Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination at tho Oeulisu.’ pruned
promptly filled. Inert 11.11.11.111: ’-
1
SHOULDER srnax
rnssn SHOULDER . . .. .
SHOULDER POT nons'r .
NORWALK.
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
RIB ROAST, BONED AND ROLLED ............... 340 lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17,903.
......
SOUTHI NORWALK.
, SPECIALS
1 01111 0111300 ..... l . 29 Lac,
1‘ can swss'r cLovnR
111111.11 . ............... 15c
transatlantic WHEAT,
' 11 1-20
assassin“ FOWDER250
A. STULL
- '24 College Street
.. 1._E35F~N.GFW3'K .
Clothing and Furnishings on
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s Ma‘rketValu’e '
COPYRIGHT
ClothingCo.
E111.11.11.11 So. yar'wall
l
”M..___ m .__J
2 Harvey Hedrick of Bockvllle, Pa.
Hound fortyosight .‘copperhaad snake
Ieggs under sod he was removing. He
' placed four of them in' a warm place,
:and soon they hatched. He took the
31131111111111; eggs. mashed them in” the
road, and forty tour little copperheads
‘ were released.
“we... .1... 4.... ---—-—-.-~.
' ' Jail.
.25111 Anniversary Sale
Hedrlck killed them . 2 ,L
~-—-——-~« cw-a—NTZ!
J ACOBY’S
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
NOW GOING ON.
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet a thorough»
competent storage batery expert will
will slve authorative advice In thI.
connection.
We recharge. repair and store hi1
torles; -------
A rental b ttery for any make of on
can be ob ed at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
' Battery Co'.
58 No. Main Street So. Ronni:
"telephone I38
7 “.114
4m e-smunerwmcan'
the 1110111. 111 126 Washington 111111111:
(East Norwalh lmprowunnt Assoc-111w
ltinn. Community Hall. and John 11.;
1Knnpp. the 111010. in “hisllovillc. at
‘37 Ely avenue. M11 11 K. 11' K1!-
loge superintendcd 1111- Nora-211k sin .
1110p: Mrs. Jcnnlc Janis the one 111‘
South NOIHIMRIII Miss l‘nnny Lord was
In charge at (01111111111in llall.11n1i Miss
111111119 Miller. 111 VI limit-11111- All of-
with-so competent trained nurses were
int the stations every day. and all gave
1their sonices. us did the nurses who
[served with Ihem.A1 times. on ac-
count 01 the crowd 110111 was very
'dltllt'1.llt In South N0111111k the side-
walk was so crumb-.11 111 one time.
that passcrsby b01111 ad a great \\' noi-
lworth bargain sale has in progress .
and it 1111s necessary to look the sin 1
lion doors.
The nurses assisting \1'1'1'1- 21115.0.
.13. 1"1111111 Miss 1‘. Nam-1111.11 Miss A.
Nolan Mrs. F (I Ill-011.11 \llss Helena
Collins, Miss \1. Elite. Miss May 1.
Smith. Miss A 1111111211. \Llss J. N111-
3.11111: Miss 11. Nolan Miss A. Mr": l‘.uth
Mrs. lllliun' Smith. Mrs Cutbill.
iMrs l. Sclllitl. Miss A. A1\lclIIubou.
Mrs. W. Hitchcock, Miss Bodine. Miss
Spicer. Mlss Mollie llund. Mrs. Chas
Thorpe. Mrs. A O'Connor, 'Miss Mary
"".Bar1) Mil-'11 A. K1-lly.\1rs. J. llo1'.t
:Mrs E. (lug or. Mrs. G llonnls. Miss
llldiih Downs. Miss Bdilll Fitch. Mlsa
All on ”such 1111's Georgc Coulson and
Miss l-‘ldr.idgc
. Assisting and In charge of exhibits
and logistoring were Mist-1 Holcn‘Quln-
-.tard Mrs. George Woodward Miss K.
Henry. Miss M. 1.. Henry. \lrs. Solter.
.Mrs. Russell Frost. .11.. Miss Mary
;G1'ny.l\ilss 111 .F. Bells.\11ss F Lou
‘den. Miss Dokus.\11's Marie Ofiborn.
1111's It. Pierson, M111. \‘I. McLo'lu.‘\Irs.
IE. Baker. Mr:1.W.Allcu. 3115.11. Nut-
gong. 111114.111 Gnnung. Miss .11. McKib
bin. Miss Marion Jammie Miss C. 1300-
lrum. Miss G. t‘ linton. Mrs Richard
Volght. Mrs. H Harris. Mrs 111 El-
lwood, Mrs. L‘ee Tripp Mls G. Thodipi
511011.111”. Leslie Gorhsm Mrs. Frank
31111119111111. 11118. 110111. Lee. Mrs. 11
W. Blake. Mrs. Warren Smith. Mrs. J.
E. Jones. Mrs. W. C .lessup. Mrs. E.
G. Shine. Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. Mrs.
Harold Wilson. Mrs. E J. Quinlan
1\;ll's N. Cundee. Mrs E. 1". Duffy Mrs
l‘l'ank Wliaudel. Mrs John Sherman and
Mrs H. E. Wilson. Too much cannot
be said of line faithful and arduous
work of Mrs. J. P.1'Iadl1ams. who had
charge of all enrollment s'ork 111" {"11'1’1
the stations if am who have given;
to 111.11 good cause have not been
thanked. we trust they will accept this
general glulltudE, which the entire
executhe committee extend. to all who
have served.
MARGARET E. L. SHERMAN.
Chairman Press Committee.
NAT. (‘ OUNCII. OF DEFENSE.
Child Welfare Depm-‘tment.
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mama's!“ . m.
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’Tris'irhm 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Suggestions for SaturdayShoppers
Men’s Bathing Suits White Dress Skirts
Boys’ Bathing Suits Lingerie Dresses
"Kiddie " Bathing Suits
Ladies’ Bathing Suits
Bathing Shoes
Bathing Stockings ‘
Bathing Tights
Bathing Oaps
Silk Stockings
Silk Gloves
New Neckwear
2 Travelling Bags 1
Suit Cases ' '
Umbrellas '
Woven Hammocks
Couch Hammocks
Gingham Dresses
Silk Underwear
Muslin Underwear
Woven Underwear
1.4
Long Kimonos
Sweaters
Don’t Miss the Special Sale of Voile
-Waists at - - _- $1.00--$1.25
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Your Thrift Stamps will be accept- Have you any Thrift or W. S. SS! E
ad here as ready cash. Bring in as We will redeem
Brim: them to us.
them for full value.
H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
JULY h CLEARANCE SALE
01 All Wash Dresses and Wash Skirts, All
Middics and Smocks.
Although the cotton goods have greatly increased in value. nevertheless 'the ‘
few or as many as you have. -
m Lm‘m.mm Mass, “#9
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made-up garments will be sold for much less than the present cost of manufac- I
ture. The cold weather has retarded the season and we find ourselves overstocked;
hence the cut 1n prices. - i, '
Our Credit System Will
Prevail as Ever. : ’ ': —
weekly income is today than a year ago." The ,
high cost of living and the support which you owe
the government' in fighting this war to a success-
ful finish, must keep your purse well drained.
Men and Women who have families to Support I
should arrange to have a charge acCouni in this '
store Our terms are very easy and our prices
,; must he as low as elsewhere. . ' ,. ,1
wmmwmmwm .102
m m. I.“ m. ream.m m m\*~mwn\\w'm\\~" among. \" ”one. Ines. r: a
‘ -.. 2 1
PERSONAL TOUCH IIloiféihlelagglha‘tmtge{wealtlt 1th give 1113111; 11110111 111111110111 entirely to necessltlcs and
r a 10m on e sum 1 lugs as people must have .111 -
WITHTHE FOREIGN 10111 First. our own people must getl way. at some limc.11mi it would the-1E—
BORN IS SOUGHT; this fooling and then they must put. 11'
Enclose. to the other 1'"aces.
1' It was emphasized that these {or-
.’eigu elements. so large in the great 111-
‘lore'make very little difference in 1110
final result achieved. The depriving
of the children of what I‘cw toys would
be bought for Christmas gifts was :1.
(Continued tram First Pm.)
_—
new essencnon ' BLUE .
smells OIL 000K srovns
2BurnerSize ...... ‘......$12.60
3 Burner Size . -:. ......... $16100
PLORENOE WICKLESS OIL
. COOK-.STOVES I , '
3 BurnerSise .;;:. ..... ..., $15.50.
SINGLE PERFECTION OVENS‘
WITH GLASS DOOR.
$2. 98'
A LABGB ASSOBTMENT 01‘
GAS PLATES
$1 25 up
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\
Iother sizable cities of the state, he who have mandjng in their (“V-“m“.
l
and are carrying on 0th“ practical as icons. lost because of lack of interest
‘dustriai centers of Conneci' cut. are
contemplated scope of the W0”! Hart held at a distance Among them may
ford New Britain and several 0‘ the ‘be found men. of the highest intellect.
Cl‘lr'ing Shams, according to one mop-
chant
This same merchant called attention
to the fact that the department aim-qr;
had been‘most loyal in support of the
Government 111 the sale of Liberty
bends and Thrift stamps, and that the
ljovelnment would also realize consid-
erable of the profits from the sales in.
,the stores in the largely increased
taxes that each merchant would be
obliged to pay.
Said, already have Americanizat on
‘ try, who rank correspondingly high
83313111“? a“; 91'1“?“ in making .among their own people. but who are
c an 11g 151“ angnage state absolutely ignored by us other Amer-
pects of the work. Such boards should It 1 1 th u Ame Icani an
be established In all the smaller “11"11011 §ufefifinfifadq§fm§u at pf“, State
tors. also, Mr. Bissell said. .
The appointment of a state diréctor‘cépm‘ will be opened ”a“ wee? '
and No or more fleld agents advised
and directed by the State Cduneil 'ot DRY GOODS MEN
Defense. is contemplated. Mr. Bissell OPPOSE PLAN TO »
ABANDON GIFTS
added that he hoped to see-this work
so firmly established by the next sas-
(Oontlnued from First Page.)
put in proper shape it will be present-
ed to the State Chamber of Commerce.
as well as to the National State Coun-
cil of Defense.
Sidney Ni Lockwood,cle1k ot' tho
civil court or common pleas in F1111.
l’Iicld county was at the comptiol Ion-1
office yesterday to make his annual
settlement
slon of the General Assembly that the
Legislature would put the project onl
a permanent basis. . o
3 Stanley H. Holmes. chairman of the
It Was stated .11 the meeting thatit
committee. said; “What we want here
' I1 1111 touch ' 1119‘ one I. 1111111111. be unwise to pursue such a not»
i .i at this time. For the past two
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Just as soon as this mailer 3.111 be .
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