mbinswearemusing.
burstinginairiailto
M which folks get from
tilt great fear of freezing,
" to know that there’s coal
helm for each soul
a roeket’s red glare
-. uld scarce-be more pleas- 1
. the starry black are, l
W and long may they
The e..." lame-fun... *
(burners will be allowed
scientifically to heat his 1.301.130 63 degrees-
Acts speak louder than words. Do your bit. 105m!-
_ OUTSIDE WINDOWS.’
_ It you made the blunder of 5w
m a. cold and uncomfortable house, on't do it again!
It is not only disagreeable, but mighty expensive, twice as .
muph costly-Doctor bill—and it rained temper.
There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
DOWS and DOORS will make it better, make it more comfort-
able and livable.
‘ If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we’ll tell on what
It will cost to make your house comfortable, and say: coal.
“Do it now.”
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The Hatch e Bailey co.
MV
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onlyaemumeoflasisfound to be
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l FOR U. S. ARMY
(Continued non First Ml.
over there. It is necessary that lunni’. I
material in abundance be supplied use
frameworlt on which to dxupe a DEF
lormance. According to the theatri-
cal division o (the commission, Ens:
llsh soldiers who had put on several,
very amusing “stunts" abandoned»
v
Tristram & Hyat
NorWalk’s Leading Dry GOods Store
their attempts to entertain their‘fim-
, redes when the (aunt of jokes Went'
dry, and unless a harvest is quicly
garnered a shortage of “mirth-provok-E
ers" will result in the trelning'camps‘
here , . I
It is planned to reprint the jokes in
what will be called “Uncle Sam's Joke
Bulletin." and distribute these at in-
tervals to the dramatic directors. Alt
humorous contributions should be sent‘
to Austin Strong. Librarian Mann-T
= script lllvision. War Department Com-
mission on ’l‘rnining Camp Activities,’
1520 Broadway, New York. §
Austin Strong is the autiiof of “The
Drums of Oude.” one of the first two:
plays given to the Government gratul-l
T
in] values at . . . .
“love
In from getting cold feet or
home in the grave.
._ Ell R 3.5
Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our tool! with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we canno: reorder,
to._ In order to clean bones of these (all this sensOn’s merch-
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
when they are closed out
cannot be replaced. So the old
tip, be on hand bright and ear One dollar here bu s as
. u h
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women's a’hd Mws'
Come
Coats, suits, Dresses, Skirt
and save money. ‘ 3, Wm“ and ”WOW“-
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
3.380. ~Main St. So. Norwalk»
10'1le for the use of dramatic direct.
are, with Augustus Thomas. as chair-
man. has been formed in soldier pro-
ductions. .The other is “Back of thcf
Ballot." by George Middle-ton. l
Among the authors who have already.
ottered plays are Augustus Thomas, ll.‘
H. Burnsldco. Ed. Milton Boyle, Austin ;
Strong. Franklyn Sargent. Edward l’o-s‘
ple, George Middleton. Jerome K. Jed
wide range of prices.
ene-
.u-n-weoueea-n.
Sayings in the Summer Sales
. - ENGTHS OF DRESS GWKHWFKH 1"“ .1 v .
meces varying from 1 1-2 to 7 yards. at bargain grize: es and fabrics, m
VOILE WAISTS REDUCED—A few left of those two lots that are extra spec-
eons-In...-
LADIES’ BATHING SUITS. CAPS AND SHOES—~Th' ' * '
the beaches call the bothers with no uncertain voice. IS IS the “ cather when
BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS—One and two piece styles. with a
Hammocks, Rugs, Porch Screens.
. ......... . $1.00——$l.25
rome and George llobert. Mr. llobarti
has offered his entire list of product
lions. including Experience, EveI'Yf -
Woman, Everywife. Wildfire, The Fol. t'-—‘
ulty.
Plays also should be sent to Mr. ‘
Strong. War Department. (.‘ommlsison -
on Training Camp Activities, at 1520
Broadway, New York.
”Movies at Cool.
Arrangements have been made by
the commission for a patriotic picture
service (root the Unlvcrsul, Metro. ‘
M
._.. ~j—u —
fl.-n~w. ....
-__... :3? -1-.__.,..-_ ._;'...—-—"=
Goldwyn and Paramount companion, ‘
whereby pictures will be furnished to
lies, Just Around the Corner. and Loyr'mg‘mm Yum em ;;ivmz‘jF-m‘i:ig:’w'1> ‘le-fw'fljgm‘ :‘:;‘Vr-m~"/«\vo:j4 gay/Q‘s- 5%.“.
l" H. KRIEGER 81,00. #
L.
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS.
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAunArus 0N TRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING '
, VAAST Binds. GARAGE
Phones 1360. 2011.
17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
gm;
the Liberty theatres at the com of de-
livery only.
E. l.. llyman who has just been
placed in charge of the’motlon picture
division 0! the commission. will boo‘
pictures for both the Red and Blue Clr~
cults of Liberty theatres. Mr. Hyman
was formerly manager or the Victoria 3|
Theatre, Bundle. and recently was In
charge of the Liberty Theatres at
Camps Gordon and Wheeler. lie is 2.2.
also the author or at number of articles
on the “movies."
The first soldier productions staged -.
at Camp Meade, MIL. under the direc-
lieu of Mr. Rochester, drnmutic dl~
_a‘
‘
rector (or the War Department Cour
mission on Training Camp Activities.
cells Towed in any dis-
Knee. ‘- , "
no .1659. - Seaview Ave.
EAST NORWIlLK
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‘ ”optimise
WASHINGTON ST.
minis New Store wm‘se
One‘of, the Best Hardware
Stores in Connecticut
E 'NORWALK LINE -
‘ eight Service Between This
Olty and New York _
{"0110" and ”Amitfige
,7 Brearley”
' gm 7 coasted at Norwnlk and '
alk front "7:30 to 5:92.?
ffte'zecetved .a’i Iner. ’45. Ev‘. 4.74
[from 7:31? a a. t: 5 oz
"R; orients rO' ' .1
STUDENT NURSES
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readiness until April 1,
to one ot"tb_e civilian o‘r
navy hospitals when called. 3
once announced today that
ill be sent 30 training?
testes possible. but it mustt
dot-stood by all oandl-t
»,there may be delay in such ’
tits nd that it lsrpoasible fora,
he, that not all who en-‘
.. ‘ for tor‘els’n service is
debated in minute. Thai
_ banned or the, state Council
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If it’s anything for men or boys it will pay you .
_ to come to'NOI-walk.
4— SPECIAL. —‘
~ ,. Men’sShil‘ts
10 doz in all, sizes 14 to“ In. only. These
:1 25
" o
shirts are good value at
While They Last '
‘ $1.00
NECKWEAR
65c and 75.6,Silk» Opens"
‘
5% Quality 'All Silk.
End 4 In Hand .
» An excellent asssorta ‘Onen End4in Hands.
ment of this. season’s . ‘
. Ratesrzns. -, 1 . , 1 SmlfilAt
t c each. 31f r $1.05 29c. 3 fer 85c
" J .l ' Men’s surrs :
~ 1 ust received a late shipment f“ h' ‘:
Worsted Suits. We were fortunatefin'zetgiln $111.31: »
You can be equally as lucky by buyingione a ’a good
savit‘fg invprIce.
_ MEN’S: PANTS"
' "Special 1015’ “Today an romamw.
.Darkef'Neat Patternsonly . ‘
‘$3;50';Va1ire at
$2.719
. .. Hammered SUITS '
' ._ Mostly With Two Pen-coffirousers
1 » .15 Per cent. on Regular once.
.e-
a.‘
‘ »'PALM BEACH-ot‘ns.9nngrnino SUITS. ~°
OUTING some FFANNEB‘TROUSERSJND j
T ' .1Speakln‘g’ of, this innovation.
' ‘T‘aud lovely» 3
.took place this week in tho Liberty
i’l‘hcntre. Two pluylcls were given.
lone. u tabloid musical mnmdy. culled
i"Mndc in France," the hit of which
was the chorus of snilr» boys in "I'll
'l.lke to Sec the Kaiser villi 11 [fly in
lllls Hand." and the othot a» comedy
1by Mr. Rochester Vlllnliilll’, which had!
izlppcarcd in England and Australia.
‘cutttlod “The Willow‘s ‘ Mlgll'." AL
' llzouuh the shows had been in prurur»
Hilton but two trot-Its the boys acqult- ..
Jed lhomhclvcs crodilnbly in both the
’mnle and [entitle mics. Mr. Rochester
bud dug out at number of professionals .
from among the khaki populatiomol _
the camp, and n “bunch" of vnudovdle
nets whiled away the Intermission. and
held the audience of soldiers und yts- . -
ltors long after the. curtain huddrop-
pod on the “Widow." Among those ‘
known on the rcnular circuit were >
Kirby and Quinn, A. J.‘ Rafferty and 2‘
Frank Kellen» Austin Conrudl, who ls .
well-knownln musical circles and who .1 .
has just been commissioned bandlnus-
tor of the 316th infantry, gave a piano
solo.
. ~0IoomChaeere at Camp Mazda. {1“
“Gloom-chasers of the Unit" is the
name Camp Meade has given to its
new dramatic club, organized by W. F.
Rochester, dramatic director. ‘ 1‘
club will be u permanent part of the
315th regiment and lt-will function .
over there in promoting loy backnt
the lines. Private r. .1. Quinn, of Phil-
adelphia, has been elected president.
5 Willa «Holt Wakefield, who sold over
“a million dollars' worth at lllll‘d'Lib-
erty Bonds. captured Camp Grunt with
her piano monologues. Grunt it the
eighth cantonment she hue Visited.
"l’ll see you over therefbehe tells the
boys; for she ls.p_l_nnning to go to
France soon to entertain our'armyl
over there. . »
A new musical show, called “The 7‘ .
Beauty Squad, No. 2,” has just been
{out on tour in the Liberty Theatres
by the War Department Commission
onfl‘rainlngflnmp Activities. It com; _ 1
prises 12 persons. an? ensemble o.
eight nude. musical director. t
» In accordance with a new plan. 0
bid =g1rls
elder
Hall Price Sale“
Oar Semi-AnnUal‘ Half Price
SaleWifldommence ‘
,
r. ‘1‘
Tomorrow.
I
--a=neu>.
'Allwash Skirts, all wash dress-
es, rallv striped silk 1 skins, while,
dresses,“ everything that we 'con-
stunt"?r~ apparel
. ular Price. ' ‘
I
935'
l
the commission; the enseril ,
- were chosen from umong the music
. students~ of new Yorkschools by Miss
’ Robert Bentty, concert artist, who has
been appointed to do this work seepe-
.cial producing assistant to Morelun
K Brown, in charge‘otonKing the Red
l Chibuit oi Liberty beetles. ., lss
lBeetty ls well~known f r her mm on Ca mp AoliVltles: R. 'BgAltord to sue:
Houmvltb Melba. Bluuvelt. DeGiirogg‘zg); ceed- Chaplain McFadden as manager
. Guy Harris. J12, Schuman-Heln .» .01. the Liberty. Tb'é‘atre at Camp Doni-
(trainer-Land (lug-1;: field bhan, Okla; 5- ‘T- Hughes to Setup
‘ o a o , .
Tuesday and Thrusday afternoon,
Carnegie Hall, "New York. ‘
transfers are announced by the War
Department " Commission on Training
l
‘Jlt 'worksa, both ways.
Lots ot fresh, beautiful miensuwiit‘lze
r it into the camp pro. 6 ._
b ouz t lrls oi splendldtamluee
will havens: opportunity tor war Igor-k ‘ , _ fl ,
in‘ufllnmpractically thei varynnezem‘l‘ .L AW. w AwlNGTON LODGEUINL
. whlcnth :vebeen trans ”te‘New” j 1 STALLATION. , .1
1’ ‘ young xifl» ' ‘ W » Lady Wuhlnston‘lodse: ‘No. 21.
“ renew .1 ' ' " '
‘ Martin! said:
“Jackson; Charles Salisbury to Camp
Eminent; and George Herbert'ns drai-
r‘natic director. toV‘CampEC‘usten'
\ . _ a ' . 11, '
pherds of Bethlehem, held its In-
haunt-u had
‘0 l!“ W”
am one a lens: attendance from South
nlk,‘ Wertmhd New Haven
nvnnv'rnmo puss manpower
enjoyed Cake and ice I.
- dine canon we:
Miss Beatly‘tneets applicants everyuhe
i
1“ metres meeting it seem ..
Lewis Wood.
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1 mo LICENSE TAGS CONTRACT.
u
Mott, Chuplaln‘zdrs. Havens, Out-
ineside Guard. Martha. Flewellyn, Inside: "
,. ,. {Guard Violet ‘Platt,
The, following, appointments nndt’Platt: Tolstee. for eighteen months,
Pianist~ Lottie
Because of expected increase in
cost of manufacture, the cont act for
the dog license tags for 191 ' has
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4
i ‘ mom ‘ ' 1'31
.b
Wollerstm. ”‘7.
9 who?
Miss! Funston, where 1“ng T. Oberlelder been awarded some months earlier
~ is tenmgrarily in charge; J,F. Ferrell than usual. this- year. Commissioner,
»to Camp Savior; Frauk‘JrLea‘to‘Camo-on Domestic Animals J.‘ M. Whittle-
;sey has again given the contract to
Noble .82, Westbrook at East Hart'-
tord, who weretbe‘ lowest ‘91" three“
.blddersu'i‘b‘e legs“ will :be circular
with'scnlloped edges and willg'be
ready for distribution Marcel... “That
are about 80,000'dogs lntlI'e state. ~
moorland me P
“"7"
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“coed. , » -
“ tempofi21unugust;
MAJOR BRAINERD New
FIELD sscneunv on ,
. . s-rA‘reoeseusa councm"
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PORTLAND, July 26.—+Mujor F. J
Brninerd. of this place. has been one
pointed field secretary of the Connect:
[out Slate Council of. Defense for“,
Windham and Tollnnd,‘cohntles.‘ The
purpose of the‘work is to place war
bureaus in some of the towns and ate .
lea of the-state on ‘n‘ more‘efllcient bu-
sis. Tn some places the Organizationu
'arerin m’cbaotic state, it lsallegedmmr
it will be the duty of the field score.
levy to investigate conditions and;
to otter suggestions whereby— the"
work Orinoco bureaus may be simplia
. ,_....__._...__._ __ _ .
RT VHA‘mFLUK FEFA To HAVE
copes ,INI'NATION. 1 . g
A large else of candidates will be in;
siruoted intothe order on Sunday off
.4.» Court Marlow
crack fdegree demo of ‘L’Brldgeport will
"nnumher’mf supreme
closers, twill attend:
‘ curry. towns 1““ W.
1 ‘ ‘d abounds;
' In no
not:
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