‘ ‘ number of the members of‘the T.
‘0. B. Class of the First Methodist
l‘fjllpiscopal Church'gave to Mrs. Eliza—
flmth N. Couch of Goldenilill street a
iiflihen shower lastinight. A most plea-
am evening , ,was spent. Warmest
and most sincere carpi-esslons of regard
indium. Couch, were expressed by the
"class. ‘ ‘5’ ”film
W
$1!.anality.........$11,00
so sumo no“ no
$335- M » $63
H, - mam , .
- 81.35 31.66 fifi‘uflo
10 w W 91’! II‘ANOY
mmmssoigrs
”HEM,“ ’ 01.2”. $145. $335:
’m....3jor$1.00
mm. ”Major $1.00
I ; _ ,1, ,
JOSEPHDAVIS
85' Worthington Street :
”MT“ NOW-WALK
m w. -
Brennan BUDNUT’S
PERFUMES AND TOILET
ARTIOLES .'
FACE POWDBRS. TALCUM,
GOLD CREAM. ETC.
Specialllow Prices At
1 room's KODAK snap
l fALACE THEATRE BUILDIN$
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
> . y ews
rd, ”player and th ,
the labor supply of the nation. and to t C. l f ti U lied S
,out down unnecessary and expensive 3'80 or ‘eners .0 la n tatesi.‘ , ‘ .
ilahor turn-over. The big idea behind Employment Service to the Council-1935111554" 91"? mm“ of, thohomeol,
all of this is to increase the produc- out State 301ln€i10f lleffinssr. Ou
liho Government‘s new program.
Densmoro says: ,
"You will note that this is probably i
the most drastic action that the Gov- sons to break through this moriiini.i _ Colldd in Unit.
eminent has taken since putting the Mrs. Jackson. a young mullatto woman ..-, -
National Army draft into effect. Thou“... mothering 1.“?- 3'“ children of. Col (‘liimrd 3.; Wilson... commander
l..i‘ ... .i... w... mo. mm moss
_ . t _ . .. . ,
Pittsburgh, for instance. there are adj now in 3“" {0" getting drunk, 0’61“an
vertisomcnts’ calling for men to go to "it breach of the peace. and forgiving,
Detroit. while in Detroit street oars: “quot 10 their chi! on The con grounds in Fairlield County at the disfi
, ' . . .. q . , , Illa , . Tholerrors of sweltering da s in
bear posters asking men 10 80 ‘0 Pitts 1 have been a palliation, and 11.16 author- panel of local (trait boards that Class torrid \‘l-‘ashiugton are to bemltiygated
l-A selective service registrants may ,this summer by the Swimmings Col‘ps' than passing interest. Eggs or
0‘ "'9‘ War Camp Community Serviée,’ in it half dozen oval bowls
Howard S'. Anderson. of Norwaikfi
enlisted» at the naval recruiting station
in Bridiieport. yesterday.
, fijhe slork recently visited the home
of. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mai-r, oi
Brobklyn. and left a ten-pound girl.
Mrs. Mai-r vi‘as formerly Miss Elsie
ficndrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
'ifited Hendrick, of Harbor avenue.
"Norwalk.
5
-Good straws $1. O’Brien,
Captain Robert M. Mailings, of Nor-
w‘vallf, was prominently mentioned in,
' lb . _
.‘he,i¥i§??r8i3l9§t$%9¥ ladc‘glgigfifin; lplwugni. Service ism ya. KorDBl‘..‘
'ymgalnst the twenty-one beet dealers in Capitol. .and who
‘ {dilated yesterday in connection with '
. «iy‘ihlefts of beef intended for the Ameri-
, . lug instrumental it occur
» ad'oi‘my’in France. ..
‘l. .y,
" ”A—Moro heat
futon. N. Y.
no opinion: gospel meeting will be-
.aield on Sunday afternoon. at 5 o'clock
Eat the former home oi the late Rev.
\l‘m. James ompollfle-lsland. It is ex-
pected that Rev. J. lHarrison‘ Thompson
of South Norwalk, will be the-speaker,
and Miss Marion Jarvis”, is to sing.
This will be the third sat-Vice which
has been heldahd it is the pair-pose of
‘ those interested to have them continv
ueithr’ougb. the ‘summenmonths. These
‘ . ervloes‘. are nomSectnrian‘and every.
-; rom less coal. That‘s
Johnson want. 7And that is just what
you get with illumham Boiler Cosy
' momma Heat. The heat train the
' lboller .that's'made ‘in Westchoster
County. Senator "Which and Why?
roookiet. Lord is Burnbam (30., Irving-
(continued on... First Page)
or] of representatives of the War. Navy
and, Articultml Wants. the
shipping Board, and Money moot
Corporation. the :‘War industries
Boyd. and the Food, Fuel and Rail-
road Administga‘tians. Its chairman is
Felix Frankfurter, Assistant Secretary
of Labor. *
Information concerning the eflect of
the new order was made Public today
by the Department of Publicity oi the
Connecticut State Council of Defense.
which'has been called upon by the Fed-
era! Départment or labor. until the
united States Employment Service ior
Connecticut to inform the people of
this state concerning the new labor"
program of the Government. Assur.
once was given by the committee to-
day that additional information con?
coming this important , Government
program will be given the‘ people of
Connecticut through the newspapers
as promptly“ possible.
Government ofllcials in Washington
are-convinced that ,tho taskof putting
into effect the new labor. program is
the “cheat job which’Washington has
[undertaken since the time the Select-
ive .Service law was iiut in operation.
While the first move of the Govern.
ment includes only unskilled labor, the
Department of Labor contemplates the
ultimate inclusion of recruiting and
placing of all kinds of labor exclusivxt
ly through the United States Employ-
ment Service. .. r
The action of the Government Wt] ‘
found necessary in order to overcome
a perilous shortage of unskilled labor.
and war industries in many localities.
The shortage was aggravated by an al-
most universal practice of labor selling
and poaching. While the restrictions
against the private employment of la-
bor apply only to common labor. at the
present time, these restrictions pill,
as soon as possible. be extended :3 in-
clude skilled labor. In the meantime,
recruiting of skilled labor for war
production will be subject to b‘odoroL ‘
lhowever. the De;
regulations which are now being ipiev
pared. ,
The Department of Labor his irony
ed’lts program to protect both the our
ltion oi essential war materials.
While nonessential industries will,
be drawn upon to supply the necessary-
,labor for war work, the withdrawal
‘will be conducted on an equitable ba-
sis in order to protect the individual
employer as much as possible. linder
the operating methods adopted, the
country has been divided into 13 Fed.
eral districts, each district in charge
of a superintendont pg the gljnit‘ ,
States Emplnyment Service. *tlbnnnc ,‘
cut. is in district No. 2. which con;-
prises this state. New Yorlt and Note
Jersey. The diiit ct superintendent is .
John R. OiLeeryl, New York. “(I this
Hart ’rd;:whosé"ifiil?co invalid“: one
B
n
m
ain- Street, F
Entrances on M
Storehoursou8t30 to 5 daily except Saturdayi
' then open till ‘9 P. M.
.Letfl , our dollars - shew their power at the
, lWindilp of this 415i Mill End'SaleL
They: will. buy merchandise. of wondrous
gvaluc-nfull of service and style and lattra‘c-
,tionp ' ‘ --
Hundreds ,of special Windup lots; some in
everywp‘art of the store.
Each at a price lowere’ven than Mill End
pricel! ‘ ’ '
Two days only---and Saturday is the last.
‘THE HOWLAND .~ DRYGOODSW. COMPARE-
airfield Avenue, Cannon Street ‘
e employe. to mnsorve into any community. ‘ . e, . . , i h l ,1 Ed I h H '
in a letter from J. B. Densmore. Dl-j STAMFORD. Jul“ .27.“.1.“ do W on i» 3 “8 the 90“ "Y i 1' 6 suggested that such an order if issued,
«9’ better. ‘ it “fit . by Gen. Crowder at the limo published;
tlining' Mrs. Ida Jackson (lil‘lC‘nal Street“ is; " "To TRAIN ELlGIBLE
M“ is not made of tromlbut; is has a bolt/3’“ . .
This same condition is apps‘ ,. ,
rent all over the United States. and in if“ ”’5“th to 3““‘1 ”‘95“ children, h l d “19d di t th
the noose bent shiftin or labor, the various 9, andl . . 7 , . o propery r , accor as. o e or- _
great pal-11,: of'our wargefl'ort is (11351.: poraryi Idonie‘ in gulliéa‘ktgwme :I‘oiu ‘ according to Robert Concins, who is
‘“ at e’ rascntatlves o labor-e . ‘ . ‘ * .
state director oi the Bolted .Staiesl’l xi) 433333 maximum. is. listed in its; The, probation 0mg”, dire. mummgemlcinudor. ,. . . . _ 1 . ,
“ ‘* ‘ " ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ .lrlce; Policemanvfihhsuu and Channeurl‘v The oorvices inicomnanyoommand‘ 0‘15 bureaus mixdemdmenis of 1118 ”3““ "8M "5 Dn‘fifiéd through
on WQQWGQXGI’WWKWM Wart-Camp they
-Conimunlty Service. he says, is pm rpm“ {
den Seesaw—as well unrepresen' . .. .
have joined in mm ‘D. Reunion. we“. to lire. Jackson’s era as well as lieutenants and men
carrying on his mail 0‘ employers, , . . .
‘3 employer ““1“”. "“5 mommy. 1‘0 Rambo children. but "m ellgiblo‘llst “150 will be proffered pared to supply a sumcient number of»
work in cooperation with the Doll: 303 “PM workmen.“
mrtmenhof Labor has CHILDREN SENT TO HOME. overhead. on a floor of board laid Up in a late hour last night .1119 01‘9“
{plans f'o operation which will see to it, m. was wide apart as may be and still 'der call! x .
‘ ‘ , , . . , , . . n: all Beiectives in first class or i ‘0 decrease the office turnover. 1)
,mitigrfiigggf‘fifigflggxfig izdiielllilil‘etd‘ M". Jam-‘0" pidnthnt t° 9‘” With hold the straw. Dry straw usually into training schools had not been 1‘8"; consequent 1°35 0‘ emclency. ‘ a d
. , ' the Little Woodwl- will absorb all moisture, and so. served by the an.“ hoard head... it is"c AMER A‘Wm N
._. .1." ”a:
l .... ‘ ..
that resisted the efforts otthreo no!” But. Guard'fiogmtruct Men to Be
fably will be received here today.
.9.—
nocticut State Guard. will place the?
armorlefl. drill hulls and parade, Bathing Facilities for-Government Em.
< , ployu in Washington.
I; der issued on July 2} by Murshamen-
necticut State council of Defense. 1:030 .nccfim this “9W 30“?“le ”0‘ the young-w man would not. letthem to ‘3‘” draft boards in theiruelection lifeguards and sulmming instructors
date. six oilic'es or the United States .3
t’Employment Service have been extol» readiness ' ‘
lished in this state, in Hartford.‘wbsrei at any time. in the great task.
Bridgeport, ‘ New ul-Inven. ‘ Waterbury,
Willimantlc and Stamford. Additional.
chines are to be opened'asrapldly as. ,
possible until they are established in N_ Y
all important centers of the state. and,
are able adequately to handle the big:
problem of shifting labor. State omits
local advisory boards. representing,
plated as a part of thosystem being 0:
built up.
service. .
'i‘ho'new labor program has the ap-
‘ ll producing departments of.
the Government through; the lliarflla‘
bor Policies Beard. Farm iabon’will
he protected.,for the industrial pro- ‘
gram distinctly. includes. special. effort:
to’keep the farmers“ supplied with, line.
proval of a
fiber. .
'to the following five ca‘s . 1 .
.1. Labor-which isno dire _ ,
indirectly solicited. V
‘- 2. Labor ferwtherailroad
3. Farmlaborwhich'i‘stobe recruit? ; ‘
‘ed in accordance with coexistingnr- . '
rangsment with ., the; Department“ of
Agriculture. y _ _. . .
c , 4. Labor for non~war work. . ‘
. g, 5. Labor for establishments
When the Survey. of labs 'r
“intents hasibeen'made and th aggi
pate demand‘ior unskilled“ labor in v.
:itvork-r hits: ibeen ;iou‘11d,’.,eachl state will
ii‘ibe- ass giled a ,quota ”representing the
rcommo labor: to e drawntronismong
" nonessential, indus-
. ~,.These statehoo-
Bd‘amohg-. ~
hilly" on»
ram in a true American spirit
. , , . in. She bolted the door it
to serve in any wnl. any 'the police rapped and 13.011111: :"h‘l‘g‘hmmn who registered here on June 5 til dark the municipal swimming pools show
_ e on io‘ . ’and bathing beach conducted by the?
‘of winning the war. door with evowthing but a railroad “0“ Who later may ”0 coiled “9°” t° '65 3 Playground Deparmicnr of tho Districtl‘
of
.' tie. Mrs. Jackson refused to let them ”“9" l“ Columbia.
., N. H. & H. TIME TABLE; a. half hwy-3 m. and leaving ballot? for our national army is one of the
In Eil‘ect. June 16, 1918‘ _ _‘ ,
ou‘rH NORwALK To NEW Y??? the probation officer, and policeman mind," (’70). Wilsbi‘i said last nighlf ‘Tlt swimming instructors. Cousins ‘hlm-
. y . . . _ . a: .1.“de ‘went for reinforcements. is “a nolilly sorvieeg‘and one which no self is an expert in this line. lie was the Week—coda! hifi ”0"“? 1“ NOT 01*
workers and employers, are contcm- , 6.571. 7.18x, 7.54x. 8.2lx. 8.59:, 9.241.; DetectivoiSongeont wilnmoa‘ Heffernon omdfi-lnitllii district would slllrit ~ linstructor of svvimmlng at Cornell Uni- He will occupy the pulpit at the,"
., - 6 (Stamford went to Canal Street, and succeeded? "'1th Fourth Regiment stands ready
' A “we" or mm“ requiremems “3 9m” 1‘09”, 1“)ng 3:17x. 4233K. 5.27x, in having'Mrs/Jacliron open the door. M “”Y‘Hmfiito accept auchdratt reins ‘Liie savings Cor is.
being made. “ml; ifmfiflfrglgmi‘egglli15fisl'lsdglessdiqx.96:21)? ((Stnmlogiton She ““1 51‘3““ riot like to soothe "an“ m ‘Class‘l'A who may apply for; The failure or (geneross to appropi-i- nemes-
omunyma 9' ..~ ' .a:X.:x; .exco‘aur' ‘ _ ' ‘7 . . 4‘. . . . .. ..
lengsmhave heel: issued that no labor gays) 10:073. '1 . 9 :children sent away to any «home, but training and they clth‘dr will betiained ”9 ”mug“ money to keep the may vacation cruise of a couple of, .week
shall be transported out of any com- K ’
munity by the Ulnted States Employ-
ment Service without the approval of
the state dirccwr. nor shall any labor 9219!}
be removed by the service from one
state to another without the approval
.oi the United States ltnploymont
Service at. Washington. The Depart-{NEW
merit of Labor announces that every.
effort will be made to discourage any,
movement. from community to commu»i
nity, or state to state, by any other
A. bis-«hum 5:27x.
39, 10:33x. 10:521.
‘ Y
A.‘M.—-10:34x, 5227):. Szisx.
. 10:33x. 12:03:“.
P. M.-—~1:09x.‘ 2-:4ix.
3‘12,“ 4.32:; :since she took them. and, up 'to this months. "When drills "practically have
5:46. 6:02x. mm. 7 :12x. 7:453i, 7:57x, morning. she. refused it. 'She said she :hee'n suspended’ C0" “yummwm “9k necessitated the organization of this
ALK did “0?”ng 5mm 0f:l"mnces and‘lr‘eue” for ”Winners“: among his command or swimming corps. An arrangement has'
‘ {m- money. The children were sent oflicers toxsupply the training needed. been made with, Mrs.- Susie“ Root
, _ {No effort will he spared to see that Rhodes. Supervisor of the Playgrounds.“
)_ 135 (S t lace. 1:0)9s Litnemiea Refférla is only 5 years “‘9 figi’c‘llmm ‘5 given 3“ “Slam” iii-$83123:3332agollfibigéptgsillifi3
.Y ,' F a or ”"9“" 2 old. and. hen March, ‘ ‘ ', 9035 e. Alreadya number of iii . V "V . - ' l
w 153“ 2:57. 3:30;“ 3:53. 4:13): (esteem , has been a pa . 0 cers itytor thcoporution of the smmmings
~Saturdayé). 4:23. Srltlx.‘ 6:39, 11001:.
11:15x, 11:45x.«
- 8:06x, 10.07x. 10:40.
tYORK TO SOUTHNORW
8:001.
azsix, 9:15x. 9:45x._10:50x.
P. lit—.12. 3x. 12:45:;
@031. '8:10x,
n. M.—-6:00
10t03x. 10;be ‘
, P. M.—-T3:10. 1203!. 1:542 323537
1"5:02; 5:253. 6:00x. 7:05x.~8:10x...8:23.
9:00x. 10:00x. 11:15:. lll‘lfix.
The requirementthat‘unsltillerl M Lsoum NORWALK. To NEW
'1 b’or must be recruitedthrough thawsole -‘
lagency ‘ot tho‘Unlted States EmpIQY-'
A. ML—-—l2‘:2tlii:f 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07..
y. «‘ment Service does not at ‘ out atpilll’ '
7:15. 9T19x, 10:22x; 11:58x. .
_ Pints—4:20. .2; 20 (Bridgeport only toxemination she was taken to the 1103- the Strain of ii h .
, ‘ . . , . - . . _ int: pp and d wn‘
- Saturda only). 2.41 (llrid eportronl , - - ., c m ~ ‘ Q. i
, ‘ y 2.. 7- (Bridgefort, excegt ”it“: She, too, Will? sent ‘10 the ‘tem-iladders help “start the trouble. . . j l ,
27x. 4:28. “5:19; 6:21.
2 7; 2' (B "dgeport only),
. 7&43; his...
X, ., « -.
'.C f05x, 4:42x, 6:33x.
82.28. v9:25x. 10:10x. I
,iNEW‘ HAVEN, To SOUTH
,. ‘ NORWALK.‘. . ‘
‘A. M..-~,12:25x, 42103:.» 4:53x.‘ 5:50.
‘ 6:50, 8:05x. 8:30. 9:41:, 11:00. ~
P, M.-»12:17x. 3:403, 4:3
5:321; 5:37, 6:11x‘. 9:18x. ; ’
h‘A‘ M.-—4:1
; -o .
whose
maximum forcedoes nut exceed’100. . .
"in. .They gave it upias abad Job nttcr' "The preliminary training of men. It is Cousliis' plan to have all the
Juan Billings pounding on the dwr'most’gsssntinl needs of the bout-tom); their competence as lifeguards ”and
:‘ ‘_ . i' , _ , , ~ groundswimmlng pools and bathinw‘
Ewould lather gtialie ”core oi‘ them her- ‘ :dividually 0‘ in ““115.” the. number. beach open full time during the sunib-g
8'59 95.9”- Further: are. when offered 30mg 0 With applying may dictate. ‘ truer months, and the posSibility of «se-'
Intongy‘for‘ the care of the children: If necessary during the summer curing a suilloient number of profelst
{to'ihe home.
tl‘cnt at the "Stamford Hospital. Where new... United States service have. pools aficr 5:30 p. :11. daily. l
; the :llttlé finger-[ofe-lierlert hand Wm been trained in close order tactics by, Government employee are thus
given an opportunity to swim siteri‘
, ., ,, . . , the Fourth l V .
800:: 9 00 911‘ «“F‘Pulillildl becausego'i the THVRKBS 9f _ nfantry, (LS G? tilieir long hours in the various Fetter-l
. -. ._ - x. - . some disease. the police say. ,Kahtea’s '12:; ’_ all departments. This new enterprise;
‘mother', ran away With a boarder, and;
a few days. later. theifather thought
the “9“”..30. “’0- ‘S°‘.he_dld- ‘ 35 a 'ivhlte lead often weakens the kidneys. Government carried on “we” the “at
'. ”.9313“: mate“ W35 13“ all 3101191. a‘ldrThat’s one reason why so manv paint"
neighbors. seeing her abandoned. nail. ‘ ere have-bad hacks ind sick honey; 1W“—
fled the authorities. After a medical EXDOSllreiifl‘eflliean:colds and’chlils And“; _ -. . .. ‘ 3
' WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS . its part ofgihe extenéi‘ve‘program oti
- ,_ “06‘”, ~—~—-.._
Training Camp Activities in fin‘llf
cw coo. mowing,
, Bad evgs are unfailin d ' . ‘
..~ in the Oflldal Gillette first. “'Ollld be_ the cagera. This hdfly etet‘ea bx
;_directed to the governor or Connecti-' hunted in France where
cut. through his adjutant, and theme I
to the various draft boards. 1t prob-igraphic egg-testing apparatus, soy
, Popular Mechanics Magazine. _ -
,l idea oi utilizing the cameralnsbaod‘o!
the human eye for candling lair no
So for li‘has not been carried
‘past the laboratory stage, but even.
lthough obstacles prevent its com” ‘
ciai utilization at present, it is o! in
been demon;
are being conducted with a pine
a metal plate. Their large‘cnds,
:in charge of this corps of volunteers
toward a1 common «Banter. ’7
V' from among the employee or the: vari-
Vare photographed. .‘A pow
l‘ ill; lens is used a ‘ ‘
‘ ranging upward to idly“? inlnuto
of suitable military instructors for thalto keen open daily from 5:30 n. in. un- made- ““95“ ‘5 a Will"
a the size or the air chambc
REV. MR. monsoon Hone
. McGrc or b
life saving tests and prove absolutely turned from a course g ' Q
work at Newport, £31., and will one L
members of the swimming corps passi
Wort-lily. and was the first American )Cpngregationul Church,‘
man to become a member or the Royal and will tell of some of his x15
Next week he will lcav to
V-éSenilnol'Want Ads Surcto‘P
Anniversiir
Clothing and Furnishing:
Sale 312L953 ‘
day’s Marker-Value"
.COPYRIGHT
sibnsl lit'e' guards to man the pools for ;‘ .1
longer» than ten hours a day, is what
”" ‘of the War .Cfamp Community Service g' V
Inhaling'the :funlos of turpentine nndfireci‘ention for omployes‘of the Fedei‘all '
and Navy Departments Commissions,“
tpora‘ry home in Nomalk. ‘ , . _ i ,1! younback achesT’it sharp pains:
Anoth’erdesertedchild who was sent strike you'in the ‘back:when‘%stooping.‘
to Norwalk wasqosep‘h Dominic; willimng or working"; ‘if-yondiave head.-
who‘made friends with everyone about aches dizziness; rheumatic pninilfgxit 5’
, to GET
, ‘ ‘ id my .Frances ‘ woodley; "and. painful and scanty.”try7noan’s Kidneyl
when sent othe home, was just as Pills. the remedy, so7wido y used” and ‘
satisfied ‘50 Well;recominended widens“: the
paintihgtradé. , Here‘s East * Norwallt , p
"‘ I: F" ‘11 l
‘ luf-nifi‘i-
, -
liQA ~
I
“i_
juo Burton new? lT-“*
_ tumour-A unseat: .
roots BjSi-loE‘AN’iF i l. .
CAN‘T on i
,lleg’anicjiilay 'with‘the'ragétheurine is discolored ror’fpa‘ssage's “ ' “ l 1 "Ll-WELL “‘5;me
Norwalk Chronicler