, firocket's red glare some he more pleas- ,andlongmaythey liven: getting cold feet or home in the grave. me x KRIS "~_——‘—M mobile Huh Grade Work a ‘ Specialty Seaview Ave. EAST NORWALK _4 announces Titer ON on ABOUT SEPT. 1 " -me gnovn To HIS NEw ’ QUARTERS ‘M‘WASHINGTON ST. The Fuel Administrationannonneeethatdomestic con» sun‘rers will he allowed calm goo: coalwaedis found to be scientifically yneooeeary to t onse egress Acts Speak louder then words. Do your b t,1ustily. . OUTSIDE WINDOWS. 4 If you made the blunder of we through last winter in a cold and uncomfortable house, on ’t do it again! -'It 1s not only disagreeable, but hty expensivsfiwiee as much coal—Doctor bill—and a temper. - . There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN.- DOWS and D0038 will make it better make it more comfort- able and livable. , 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 new.” The Hatch (z. Bailey 60. ,1 ' FOOD ANXIETY NOW Clearance Sale After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with odds and ends, broken else ranges, styles we cannot ro-ordsr, Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season’ s merch- andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and when they are cloud out they cannot be replaced. So the old tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here boys as much as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’ s and Misses’ Goats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waiste and Pettitfets. Come and save mom:- a m THE PARIS CLOAK AND .surr HOUSE 33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS .. FENDER AND BODY WORK ‘OUR SPECIALTY ' WELDING VAAST BROS. GARAGE Phones 1360. 2011. 17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk PAST, SAYS RoovER Immmm’ deliver it without restriction except an injunction to economy. Our meat and fat supplies are ample Beyond this: we can build up reserves in North America againfl‘the possibility of a short hervesLnext year" 9 “Taking a broad view, ’1 w. Hoover} ‘ Norwalk’s Tristram 8. HyYatt Leading Dry Goods Std} re said. one outstanding and dominatw ing fact is perceived within the one- my lines. namely hunger And 111- 4 though a body of some 100.000 per-i sons, comprising the dominating spir- its in Germany, have been able to out against the rest of the world the forces of some 160. 000 000 people, they have not been able to produce their needed food. , “The conquered people, already hun— gry, are being slowly. but surely. starv- I ed.~and their loss or life through oral nutrition and starvation during the period before the next harvest will be far larger than all the casualties on the western front. " ‘ No Need to Restrict Breadetutis. 4 Reviewing what already had been done in the way at increased produc- tion and saving in consumption by; voluntary efforts and rationing. MI. 1 Hoover said the exertion of the Ameriu can agricultural authorities and farm- ers had borne such fruit that “there will be no need duiing the next twelve months tor any restriction on the vol- ume of breadstul‘ts to be stripped to make~25c to 75c. Ladies’ Bathingr weather was a long time coming but it is evidently 1 ere to stay. Our line of Ladies’ Suits includes all the new models at ya ry reasonable prices. when quality 18 considered. THE BIGGEST LINE OF BATHING CAPS IN THE CilTY. A bewildering array of styles and color combinations of the most reliable Bathing Suits ALL KINDS OF BATHING SHOES. | “1111111111" BATHING SUITS A BIG AND YARIED STOCK 0F SWEATERS ‘4 DON’T MISS THE SALE OF SHORT LENGTHS 0F DREi $1.35 IveeIeCIll-alellteaeeeonevneathenna-l S GOODS the European allies." Continuing, M1. 3 Hoover said: is 1 r“ “it will be the Joint conclusion or my colleagues in the European coun- tries that we can get along with a less GEORGETOWN DRAFT MEN moderate mixture 0! other cereals in LEAVE SOON FOR CAMP DEVENS I the lost and thus provide better hreadi lion people who are opposed to Geri “Med—Anderson Have Surprise many." Mr. Hoover pointed out. however. tents allies must tea a reduction in D. Bennett. leaves tomorrow for Camp iodder imports and thus a decrease in Devens. Mr. Bennett, had been overcome and shipping re- the Gilbert 10: Bennett office. and who stored This degeneration in produc- has been a worker and office holder in He contended the good wishes of 11 large circle 0! throughout the war He is anxious to be of serv ‘that it would be good strategy to de- iflulenda vote European lund production and to send ducts instead di fodder (min the United States. 1 Grateful to America and Hoover. At the Mansion house luncheon the first speaker was J Austen Chamber- lain. who expressed, in warm terms. on behalf or the government. uppreclu Ellen to Mr. Hoover and the people ot the United States for the help render- Jnimu pro-411m burden of responsible home ties.‘ Esra Bennett his father. is in very 1 especially trying. him are sure that "Chick" will make us proud Honest and lull of integrity. him tortunate enough to call ed into the Signal corps. ed the common cause. particularly through tfie ao-lt sacrifice 0‘ a people been spending 11 short vacation with ‘1'- 0. B. JACKSON OPTOMETRIS'I [I Wall lessee. «extract xnvmx LENSES—Folding 0.16515 in 6511 u Shell Shin-On and Other Mountings. Thorough examination ol the eyes. Dcnlieee' prescrib- ,. done promptly filled. Expert Repairing. ' . in a land of plenty. "We have been able to tide over . times of great dldicully' and moments 11 ‘ot grate anxiety as to the suslonutice of our population." said Mr. Chamber- Alain. “for which us‘ are under a last- " - ~ spending her vacation at the llrinc‘k- lng debt of matllude “ Mt fioomr croft and Brown summer homo, Little friends at Brewster. gain the middl‘eot the Week. Mrs. Everett Brinckorofl’. whose hus- shore in France holding the line. is for the two hundred and twenty mil- Poultry Demonstration Largely At. Pm rt-y GEORGETOWN, July 24. ~Another ,4 that with restricted‘ shipping the on- of Georgetown's young men Charles 2. who has been . animal products until the submarine employed tar the past tour yum at tion. he added. would be continuous the local Masonic lodge. is securing to breadstutts ice to his country. but carries with him 4;. poor health and finds the hot weather 1» But all who Know ‘ he goes with the confidence of all who friend. hi1. Bennett hopes to be draft- 4 Mrs. Warwick of Little Boston. has P friends at i'oughkcepsie and with her 4; She will be home v band Lieutenant BI Hooker-01$ is some- T? We will close out about 10 BRILLIA‘ TINE' AUTO DUSTERS. black. blue and array. present value $15.00.f0r......................... $798.4 eee-eee KHAKI DRESSES AND SKIRTS. lit greatly re- duced prises. 41 WHITE WASH SKIRTS . . . . .. $1. 25 and $2.00 7: Worth double. “' ‘ STILL SELLING VERY MANY WTHITE HATS. Get one before they are all ironcg ”we... ‘— ”W” l v “d the ”9°“. ”1 the 1534““ SW“ Boston Mia. lliinckorofl is an onihu This has been Arucrlcnit portion of elastic farmeretio and believe we. ““3 w" burden in 3 common “I“ [0" roundly that food will win the war. right though now they hiive come to “its Anne (7111:1111 ,3); West Iii-riding 1111:? b“ not is togdst‘utlrs alone. but is mm” this “wk M my. home at :w ‘ ruvo an g“ 1111 mops. ilior brother nndsistoi .\ir. and Mrs 5‘. Kaiser Fooled by British Armh S Silli'llt‘ii : Referring to Emoexor William’s ta~ Mr and Mrs. George Eaton Jr and 11101111 referen'ce to “‘8 "contornptlble .‘fnmlly. rumored to New Haven. yes British army. which M’- Chamberlain terdny to spend the day with Profcs ,suid would timer be toiuotten 110'1- (chasm. and Mrs Newton of the New 1 given by the present or future genera- 1i . oven High school. Miss Sassidomn ”‘F‘Hlons ”"3 speaker continued. Eaton will spend :1 portion of her ve‘ Schultze’ s Thursday Specials BrisketCornedBeef. 18clb PlatcCornedBeef. 20c lb. LeanCorncheefn 28clb PickledPiiIs’Feet..................... .'.12clb. NewCabbaize............................(5ch. The first of the Native Peaches. 7' NORWALK LINE ight Service Between This ity and New York ' “‘Olio“ and ”Armitage ,. Brantley" bifaccepted at Norwalk and no walk 1mm 7:30 to 5: 9:. 4 ' eoeived at Pier 45, Eas' sus' 4_e,York.f101n 7: 30 ‘. .1. 9,3 5 p Sc-hultzc’ 3 Sanitary Markets “ nonwann scorn hoawanx. United States License 150.417.0033, 4 . . .. 44m “The German hlizher command in , this campaign has experienced one de- argon 24111:“; ’33:? were uests last oeotlon as to the military value at that r a r ’ " British army. it seems as if they arel New“? at the home or Dr. and Mrs. ate Ezgtlgnmg élgrt‘ztufgéhiilgeecfittfin Harry i lndstrom spent the week- end at his home. United States forces. Great Britain “1 Private lioonard Taylor. 0t Fort Slo- proud to call such mens. brothers in cum. New ‘4 01k spent the weekend at arms and to renew and cement on the: the home of Mr. and Mia. Hanan. in ileld of battle the old ties which have Little Boston bound together them and us.’ i P Iivale Hurry Barrett who has been I The conference of food controllers M training in the army. returned to his the allied governments was formally famdv Saturday evening He will “”9““ “mm" "‘“mmg' by 5°“ worIt at Wilson Point for the Govern- Robert Clynés. the British toad con“ mm“ in the near future. troller Mr. Hoover attended the most 4 A very pleaisant and appropriate sur- ing. as did the food controllers at 10- prise party was held- at the home of sly. France. Belgium and other coun-' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson. last otrles. Mr. Clynes was accompanied to fthe session by Waldorf Astor, the new. Sunday “9““ “be“ Anderson and spicules nus SEEK Standard Butler & iigg C0. 12 North Main St, So. Norwallii 1010001990 FREE ntuvmv 45c lh--Bullcr i451: lb .45ch2. ounces, 4 25¢ lb. CONDENSEDmmllshred, nots1d1nmed‘...m........ 150 4, NAOARONIORSPAGKE'ITI............1...100, BOANSKIDNEYBEANS " 250 F FANCY COLUMBIA RIVERSALMON ...l........... 191: r PANOYSLIOEDPINEAPPIES.......... ..... .. 150 " ' OUR. 200 COFFEE WILL GRACE ANY TAN v— , Ha rold Samuelson. who leave, tomor- fitflézggngfirg$ru to the Brit row morning. for camp. were present» 3 . ed with New Testaments by the pastor i 1 ! Good Things Eat forLunch eon During This Hot Spell. I i Libby’ sGornedBeef 01can...............380 Armour Corned Beel’ large tin also... “moon-.11 WHEAT 111.2% Armour’ s Roast Beef. 0. 1 can. 8c geéirdslct’sI DSieda Bee f ... algc and 4531:1111: Inna ye ausa lie............. 11 can . New Soashéttiwitli tomato sa4111135e..2135§ 3114 c ‘ .D'erby Brand Deviléd 'Tonkhe' Elas‘S‘ jar? an . ~ Potted Meat. fine for Sandwic es 60. and. firmggfis. Hamk F'mmf can rs con 0 nos. re Libby’s Chilli Con Carne. neractfn c?“ . . 4. . . . . .. 15c Fine Line Imperted Sardines. Choice LinéN Cheese and Delicatessen. Time Try . A. F. leckmann 8100. 83 & 85 Washington Street -, Ph011c 1405 .-é-1.3\... c 12c can It sea-e..- the fund. SMOKER‘FOR THE? a 4. SOLDIER MEMBERS m Ion-oasis nun _____.,"" one). . gave an excellent concert pros and there were vocal select' 4 trio, composed ol‘ Ralph unifl’rios and Allied napkins Sextet; 1.. SCHOONER ., FALLS PREY Armour’s Lunch Ton ue. ..........20cand38ccan V Seven . 33cr.canm Speidel's orchestra.- of Bridgepdfl. 4- momma. 4P --1 . oi‘ the Lutheran church. the Rev. An- derson. We join in extending our best wishes to these young men. who are to help carry the banner of Uncle Sam. to victory. There w‘ll be no morning or evening preaching service at the Gilbert Mo 'TO U-BOAT. “a“- (Continued from First Panel. today to locate the enemy submarine onmatine off t'i ‘New England coast . Followingword of the sinking “of the .‘R'obcrt and Richard. on Monday. air planes, submarine abusers and other» craft were ordered out to supplement the regular coast patrol and protect Shippeng- August: The minister of the church, Dr. W. A.T1’1te. with his wife. will spend a portion of his vacation at Peach Lake. Connecticut. The poultiy demonstration at Gil- bert farm. Georgetown, last ridsy. was veil attended in spite at t prdln About twenty-five were prosenlt and1 Messrs. Munroe and Collin. the ermine . ll- 1 'edfihvihgnfpilffdgnfii3°31“???$31331. igmtfcf Twang 44141;: t 433439135503; ~ erv a r , mersible had been in New Englnlig' vor yiniercstlng and enthusiastic nu- di— dience. Many questions were asked nd satisfactory answers given. waters. but descriptions given by crews of the sunken craft would dinth a 4 cute there were two. Men aboar e 4 a barges atlackfii oif Cape God. on Sun- . A. goodly number 0’ 14990?” 11 R423 .day reported the submarine to be 400 questions concerning ' feeding a '4 fee; long whde tl fishermen of the protection or their flocks, all of whi‘cla ». Robert. and Richuyplaccd the length We” answered by M9554” “gang“: of the U'boat at 250 feet; Mu nroe W319] evert'y 1131412233144 at. :44 The barges were attacked without 3““ Mr 13ng! w e a e ‘range for many more of such detecti- Ve schooner was ’given time to ion hudfénces « AVIATION TOUR 0F ”.10. w PORTIJi'lND.‘ Maine, July 24. ——A to not: reached hero 1% that hes more! embers or the c‘rw ’4 the Schooner! Foot and Ribhsrd. victim or a (ter- British Mission to Give Lectures and Exhibition Flights. than submarine. had been perked up WASHINGTON. Jill! “- dior- General are“. Leo. head at the attic: ‘ “"' Mon to the Unit- udsevoral members of Item month. m and lectures In the mortal church during the month (I .. warning. but the crew of the (Film; strations and promise him even large r t auto tour thb middle. tiring '
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