'spirit while it is .
about cool.
most popular song last
was“0h, Promise He
can Today." This
we propose to “Keep
: Fires Burning" for
‘11 Be a Hot Time” if
The Fuel Wmthatdomestw eon-
samsu willheallewedonlyasrauehceslasrsfeund to be
scientifically necessary to heathishouseosdegrees.
Acts speak louder than words. Do your bit; lustily.
' OUTSIDE WINDOWS. ' ’
If you made the blunder of are through last winter
in a cold and uncomfortable house, on t do it again!
It is not onlyd ingress ble, but mighty expensive twice as
much coal—Doctor- hill—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-
able and liyable.
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.”
11.15.».
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stack with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot re-order,
Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season ’s march
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and
when they are closed out th cannot be replaced. So the old
tip, be on hand bright and ear One dollar here buys as much
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’ s and Mlssea’
Goats, Suites Dresses, Skirts, Waist: and Petticoats. Come
and “we money. 1..” rah-sit". lei-1' 14am
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk‘
ll’lllWlllllSllll’
Plllllllll ABUSES
General Order OutlinesII
Rules and Severe Penal-1
ties
WASHINGTON, July 29.~Director-:
General McAdoo has taken decisive:
steps to stop the abuse of the priori-i
ties pri1ilege to expedite private or on-1
important shipments on the Govern9
ment controlled railroads.
Under standing orders all materials
for the Government’s war needs getI
priority of shipment on the railroads"
over all other material and conse-
quently such shipments move like ex-
press matter when others may be em I
bargoes. Many abuses :of pr'iorityI
markings have crept into the systcrn.I
.. Government contractors have got inn-I
tcr'ials expedited that were not fur'I
Government or pressing war nocdSA
and some officers of the Gover'rrmentI
have used them to satisfy individuuh
needs or to care for their friends.
As a result of this situation the 111
. rector- General has issued 11 general (11' I
What laying down strict p1"iorit_1 rules i
and providing a penalty of a due 1111
not more than $5,000 or imprisonment:
for not more than two years, or 110111,!
for infraction of the order. lictailch
and specific consignment d1rec1 on»
I
ristr
Norwalk’
am 8. =Hyatt
8 Leading Dry Goods Store
\1'11llI11l1119
“..v'!.n11'-‘11‘1.ll'
are given and the order is to be 1igid- ‘
ly enforced.
srsspma. PORCHES
'MEAN BETTER HEALTH
To build a sleeping perch is expensive. To transform
a day porch already built, into a sleeping porch with VII.
DOR Self- Hanging Ventilating Shades is not expensive.
With the latest VUDOR Self- Hanging Ventilating Shades
you can protect your entire porch ready for day or night
use in half an hour or less.
‘ C I‘ THE VUDOR VENTILATOR
woven in the top of each shade itself gives perfect venli
lation without drafts-it is the only thing of the sort made.
The One Million YUDOR. Porch Shades in daily use
prove their worth.
, They come in soft, pleasing, permanent colors in all
sizes. Will last for years and are moderate in price.
. ‘ Let us demonstrate them to you. .-
Hereafter all shipments to get [11'-Ii
ori1y must be directed to a Govern
mcnt office or officer by title.
cannot be directed to or in care of anv I
individual and use of the name of the
United States Government or any ofI
its administrative organs to gain Ill
vored treatment for' any indrvrdu 11 or
organization is expressly forbidden.
‘HOME SERVICE I
Grade Work a
Specialty
of, Service for
clef, Maxwell
"Graham Bros.
5
' Phones 1360. 2011.
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS .
FENDERI AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk
IN RED CROSS;
,tlrnt the war doesn‘t bring disaslcr' to
it. Much of this Job tho Gover'mm'ntl
has delegated to the llcd Cross
the present time the blggest job he -lnrz
undertaken'fi' (hit of standing «1111111111
over the soldier s allotment to his fr-rnr. '
fly. ‘ortlng the soldier" a pay to the
.'oldler"a family hasn't been 1111 rasyI
task and, of course. there have lwnI
many difficulties and much 2011111111111“
The Red Cross 111111 helped to rcmodvI
thls situation whoneter on applicnli1mI
l
Ihns been made. It has maintained l1u-‘
,r'caus of information for runny pur—
chairing and Parts.
Towed in any dis-
1 1 storage
heaview Ave
AST NORWALK
11 1111111111111
. Announces
“THAT ON OR ABOUT
‘ SEPT. 1
MOVE TO HIS NEW
---—-—AT THE ——
Standard Butler & Buy Co.
12 North Main $1.811. Norwgglrl’lrontlgtm
Country Eggs 151a— dez
Cheese—Rich and m1ld 2561i}.
BestSantosCoffee 18clb.
BestMixedTea‘...........................39clb.
CloverMilk 15cm
EvaneratedMilk....I...............-...... llccan
.Slandar'd Butler 81 Bug 1311.
12 No. Main Street
IpOses, tracing lost cheeks oven ('11
Ibllng to France for information and
Ildontificntfon when necessary. '
1 But the program ahead llltltldes
Imuch more than this. The r‘cdcral‘
IBoard of Industrial Education rs 1'1'y'
fur: the rcsponslhfllly of educo ingthe
disabled soldier. will lean hem 1y upon
Ithc lied (rose. because more thump
1 11011 of the soldier himself is Vans .lian
half the job. What the prdblum
amounts to In that the 1011111111 111111111.
not only be made self supportfilg. able
Ito cleanly make his way in a compo-II
Illlivc society. but his family must be'
,convinccd that it can be done, and the
Ipubllc must be kept from hurting his
spirit of self-dependence by its spirit
Iof good will. lf the program 115111 car'-
Iriod out in these. respects it is 11 foil
uro. Both the Government and the.
.Red Cross are committed to those
lends.
clvlllan relief hopes to accomplish de-
zpcnds on intangible community duall-
‘tlca. like neighbor-linens 11nd commun-
lta generosity. And out of these needs
has come a kind of or'gnn‘l'zlllion winch
already has 5,000 separate chaptersI
and In still ginowlng ‘Euch of the di-
rectors attendlrtg the Washington con-I
furonce this week reprcson cd :1 reo-
lower in Connecticut
NORWALK LINE
t Service Between This
11y and New York
““0110" and “Armitage
Brearley”
accepted at Norwalk and
Itw'nlk- Item 'I: 30 to 5: ‘.".
‘ Wed at Pier 45,1311:It 4.?
orlgngromIfI. 30 ”93.35 p.
9' leaviv’ {’5 45, East
mil! 4. 3 o’,cloclt dolly.
.1“...
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
snonnnnri smart . 28c 11,.
nrnvnALcnors. ........................28clb.
's'rnw vnsr. 201: 111.
ALL KINDS OF PICNIC AND SALAD SPECIALTIES.
Schullzc’ 3 Sanitary Markets
graphical division of the [la ltod Status.
FIELD SECRETARIES
l FOR DEFENSE COUNCILI
.‘
HARTFORD, July 29.—-Fleld some
tarles for organization work- in the
.nppolnted by the Connecticut State
I’Councll of Defense. This decision was
made by the defense council as a
means of increasing the efficiency 01'.
its statewide organization. The field
secretaries will asslit in reorganizing
town committees of the council into.
war bureaus. and will cooperate with
war bureaus in making more efficient
their work of guiding civilian war
activities. I.
the state organization, appointed bYI
Governor Holcomb to carry on Can
neoticut‘s war activities, and is a step
niece 29 1-2c
, crowns
era-nouaea'.
150':'
SHREDDED WHEAT,
' 11 1 -20
dbhiYIrownnn 25c, '1
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
> . c.5351... W -.......
Fill) DELIVERY [.th PRICES
Always Something Special Here
N ueoa Nut Butterine. the world’s best. lb. ..... 32c
Challenge Blend Coffee. per lb. . .. . . . . .. 22c
Armour’ s Vienna Style Sausage . .. 15c and 35111181: 7.
Libby’s Corn Beef. oer can.
Chicken Bouillon Cubes. with parsley added
12for 28c
New York StateEn‘zs. fresh ems 55c.
Cr‘ubro’ 3 Brand Sweet Gherkins. large bot. . .. 18c-
Duribar’s Shrimp foi- salads. can 15¢:
Beckm‘ann’s Breakfast Cocoa. can ... ‘. . . . . . . .. 16c ~
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at, .
which the executive department of theI
council believes will prove an import-
ant factor in building up its state
wide efficiency
The appointments of field secretor-
ies, announced today am; For Fair-I
1" field county, Charles F Green. 0f
2 Bridgeport; for Hartford county,Riéh-'
' 11rd Wayne. of Hartforwd for Utah,
field county, F. L. Yonder-peel of
itchfield', for Middlesex county Lew-
is S. Smith, of Middletown: for NeWI
London county, Allyn L. Brown. of
Norwich; for Windham and Tolland
.’ counties, Frank Bralnerd, of Portland.
‘I‘ W
' ' MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
I
Tells How Vlnol Made Her Strong I
, Bronson, Mich -—"I took Vinoi for a‘l
weak, rundown condition and neck-
‘hehe and had to keep up and do my
housework for my family of three. V1- 1
not has improved my condition so that
' Mrs. Albert Rose. ,
-, The reason we reoommen
They'llleat Wave Causes Four
Deaths by Drowning
So much of what the department of 3’
several counties of the state have been '
This is the most recent expansion of fill
NEW HAVEN. July 29.»Gilber't 011k-
lcy, 14, and William Knissin, 15, both
: of this city, were drowned by the over-1
Iturning of their cotton. in Long Island
Sound yesterday. a short distance off
IMunsfleld’s Grove, a few miles 1.151 of 3}
New Haven
-—-—-— Two Drown at Waterbury. .
(Continued from First, Page) “'ATERBURY. July 29.~Ff1’.01‘ '
Kluy. about 21. of this city, and Ernest
Bryant of Thomuston. were drowned
while in swimming at Bellvue; lake, ,
Rescuers at-
yesterday afternoon.
tempted to save Bryant but reached
the body 100 late. Kluy was seized
111111 cramps while the Bryant boy got '1'
bcv end his Wdepth.
EXTORTIONISTS GET FIVE YEARS-
French Couple Who Preyed on U. 8.
Man Sentenced.
' MOUUNS- Francs. July 211—1111er :‘9
Biscaye and his wife were found guilty
watcr'day of having Illegally delnlncd
James Samuel Slater,
Mass. in 11 chart-1111 nnd compelling
him 10 sign checks to 111 etc favor.
The court declded there were (men
111.11n1: circumsluncos and sentenced
the couple to five eyears imprisonment.
but. 1: rdcred them to restore the 1. ionoy.
furniture and Jewels taken from Slater.
Raymond Barron the other defend
out. was acquitted.
TELEPHONE PIONEER
DEAD in! NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN. July 29. —(lcnc1'al
Andrew H. Embler. former treasurer
of the Southern New England To lo
phone company, a pioneer in the tele-
phone lndustry and a veteran of the.
civil 11"111. died at his home here yestcr
day in his 84111 year. He was born in
New York city in 1834 At. the out
break of the civil war- he enlisted as a
rlvate in New York and was breve-
ted lieutenant colonel at Washington.
D. C.. by Secretary Stanton on the oc
canton of the presentation of .the flag
'surrendered by General Lee's army
at‘ Appomatox. He was made prise-
dler' general of the second regiment
Connecticut National Guard in Jnnu
11r_1'.1890.
M
[PROFESSOR IRVING,
OF YALE ENGINEERS.
DEAD lN FRANCES '
......“—
Eminent Geologm, Volunteer in Army,:1
Dies of Pneumonia
NEW HAVEN, July 29.—D1‘. John
Duerr' Irving, professor of economic
geolory at Yale and an authority on .
ore deposits has died of pneumonia in
'Frauce, where he was in the engineer
ing service, according to a cablegram 1
'recelved yesterday by Secretary Anson} .
'vPhelps Stokes of the university and
Director Russell H‘. Chittenden of. the .
Sheffield Scientific School. Professor
Irving was one of the first of the Yale
faculty tovolunteer for service ate
outbreak of the war, iolnlng the
York Engineering Corps.
'He was born at Madison, Wis. A11
1 1
1 his in 1896, received the degrees
o‘lmhlfuster of Arts and Doctor of Phil-
osophy for post graduate work there
and was given the honorary degree 01!
blaster of Arts by Yale in 1907.
of Webster.
st ‘18, 187-1, was graduated from L‘o—
' If you are in need of Wash
Skirts and Dresses or any
Other bet Weather apparel
dull and see us.
We Extend Credit.
YOU’LL NEVER KNOW IT
after We have'appliad cur up<
lo-dnte 'vulcanlsing methods to
your old tire or inner tube
11 becomes practically a new
tire. Blow- outs are entirely
covered, worn places repaired,
and the whole shoe or tube rc-
newed. Our vulcanialng is to
tires what good cobbllng is to
shoes.
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' 29 our 81., 1111111111
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ltli W. B. Corsets, Ill!!!“ gown-fl
Mayor: h com-lines“ :e'dd the grace ind finial: at line!
'Ieeoupllsliu below. and give the necessary finishing touch to the
‘ "FOMMO."
' Bolero, Bandeau: and Surplice patterns, in film
illumination}
. lace eflects over silks
and urine; also delicate batistes, dainti trimmed w h lace and embroid—
cries; making W. B. Brassieres secon only to W. B Cors‘etsee form- I,
beautifien. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR W. B. FORMU BRASSIERES.
. CORSET W. B. NUFORM Corsets for slender and .
w. B ave efi urea. The low-prim! corset r .
. with hr h-priced qualities. . . REDUSO Corsets for stout i
figures—reduce one to ye inches and you look ten to twenty ponndslighter.
‘ .
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MWV‘W.‘ 1 a
Warm
Weather
makes office or home work dis: ‘ "
areeable enough, but EYE
STRAIN is an added burden in .
the some work. We cannot
.a .
change the weather, but we can ,
make you glasses that will relieve I“
the eye strain and add greatly to' -,
your comfort
now I feel like a' different person."-— '- '
1 Warnoanrsn BROS.. Inc. a. New Your; 011caco
PRISONERS DROWNED H W
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BY'IUEQ‘}! WEE“ Man He Stooped
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“111.1111; one be: of Foley Kidney Pills 1'1»
lle'yedin'yhe her-J. .Ettis. £11th
’ , “Last year I was strttcrlngw with a.
'terflblo backache.“ writes J. .Elris
of little, Ga. “Every time I'd loan
or stooplovcr 13'1“) unobslti‘e,j‘ll' dt 1111;:
'~ . ifu cnlcwnmy an a o'
1e“. the Submarine mpak‘ldneys. I tried medicines with
113, leaving «no good results.
The Belgian.
and son, also was taken aboard. ‘
All were kept on the submarlnc's
box entirely relieved my backache.
11‘. has been some time slucel
them. so I think I am well." r
kidneys cause stiff joints, sore mun-
.-oles, rheumatism, sleep disturbing
bladder 'ellments, mllousness e
, are a' scientific medicine, compounded
earthy action b
an“ [17:11; 00.31.11“ 0‘ 41"?“ ’ygl‘i‘latll‘camo'
not .“0. L . W 95‘" ‘umcntes.
I bought a bottle 1)! r .
Foley: Kidney Pills, and just the 0110
tools ~
Weakencd, overworked, stopped—11p ' -
'varlous other ills. Foley Kidney Pill: .
$33111:- tlre kidneys and restore them
dissotvlok sad. .
“finmdum WM
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Norwalk Chronicler