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DOWB and DOORSwiilmake it better, molten it more contort-
sble and liable.
If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we’ll tell you what .
it will cost to make your hearts comfortable, and me 6951.
“Do it now.”
The Hatch e“ Bailey Co.
(continued trots First Patel.
Paworlui Milestone. i
The committee which was organis-
ed by the Security League in order to
entry hwbdse of the true meanings
of the war into tli'e lower grade!
schools oi the country and lay the
”satiation tor hotter methods of 111-2
: structlon in American citizenship. 173‘
ports that it has enlisted the boom
I oration of thousands of public school
. teachers in every state in the Union.
This has been done through the
nmliation with the work or the Na-
tional Security League of the Federal;
Bureau of Education, state depart-3
. ments of education, county and city;
superintendents and the themes, 0 j
I the leading universities and colleges
Dr. Philsnder P. Clsxton. U S Com-I
missioner of Education is a member
. of the Security League’s ‘Commfitee
on Patriotism Through Education."1V
and a large number of the most:
m-
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot re-order.
Etc. In order to clash homotthese Itallthisseason'smerch-
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices Lots are small and
when they are closed out they cannot be replaced. So the old
as two dollars elsewhere in the line oi’ Women' s and Misses'
Goats, Suits, Dresses. Skirts, Waist: and Petticoats. Come
and save‘moner- “Michelin-0m
THE PARIS
CLOAK ANDSUIT HOUSE
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here buys ll much ~
prominent men and women educators
of the country are actively stillisted
with the committee. !
in addition to the facilities pro»;
vided by these connections, Miss Etta'
V L‘eighton, ditto secretary of the
Security League and chairman of the
“Cummittee on Citizenship in Ele-
mentary Schools.” .instituted"”‘an
elaborate ”correspondence course:
for teachers," by means of which the
Boys’ l-Picce Suits ... .
Boys’ 2-Piece Suits . . . . .
Men’s l-Piece Suits .
Men’s 2-Piece Suits . . . .
Tnstram 8. Hy alt
3 Nerwalk's sLeading Dry Goods Store
... ................. ....
......s...u....-o
Bathing Suits to Suit Everybody
LADIES’ BATHING SUITS—Up-to-date models that combine style and com-v
fort. Every one a splefidid value‘at present prices.
LADIES’ BLACK UNIONS . . . . . .
The Biggest Assortment of BATHING CAPS in the city .
All Kinds of Bathing Shoes and Stockings
“Kiddie” One-Piece Bathinir Suits ............... .
. . 89c. $1.00. $1.39. $2.25. $3.00
. . 25c to 75¢
.:.-o... .....
$1.35
...... ................ 31.75.353.00
. ..... $2.00. $2.50. $3.00. $3.25 ‘
. . ....... . . .“ . . . . ..... . .$l.50. $2.00. $3.00. $3.50. $4.00
.5150. $2.25. $3.00. $4.00. $5.00
sells-Ilse.
committee has been in personai‘l
touch with public school teachers i115
every nook and corner of the country. i
6, 000 Superintendents
In the Security League's statement
on the result of this walk, Ihllss
Leighton says:
”The advice and assistance of the
committee have been requested by;
agencies of every chnracter,1’rom “le
Effort League of the Wcstchester:
County Penitentiary to state colleges‘
in the Far West. The committee has
COMMONS UPHOLDS
GOVERNMENT IRISH
(Continued from First Pm).
u...—
take such an arduous task at
~T>m\ ._ .
.-—-+—- AT THE ——-'——
Siandard Butter & Egg: Co.
12 North liainSt., So. Notwalk Phone 1900
Countryliggs ~ 45c doz
Cheese—Rich andmild....................2M
BestSantosCoffee'......,..:..............18clb.
BestMixedTea..I...............:....‘.....39c b.
CloverMilk.15cgtp
EvanoratédMilk. llccsn
Slandhrd Blittéi‘ V83 Egg Co.
‘ 12 No. Main Street
become P veritable clearing house
of methods in teaching patriotism.
Teachers write to us for a solution of it
their individual class-room problem‘s.
"Alter conducting an inquiry, in
,which included over 6,000 state, a
county and city superintendents. we
are able to pass on to teachers every- gfgfrfiwfzt :0 Imfhki anothorIeiiort.
where the composite result oi the‘ The“ Pill gage? 1 our to ””19"
experience of the entire country mVEdward 811211 “If; a” {0" .Im 2mg,
the teaching of civics. history and . r 1m e a we“ ("no
patriotism. "The committee in this i
way learned how each community:
ave to settle themselves.
g importance, Mr. Asquith declared
ate the nationalists.
I per cent. 01 the children of the llnlt- _could bet settled by n gcncmus miss
ted States are taught, for the most
part by young, inadequately trIInined
Etcaehers. present 11 peculiar problem.‘
‘The committee has given especial
Ethouglit to their needs and 1111s pro-‘5
pared for their use elementary charts
ldetling with the tousons in: our on
‘Itrnnoe into the war and tin necessity
for victory. which have Been circm
glsied in great quantities. These charts
bent- suggestions for their use by
teachers and give in simple form ma.
lterinl for actual lessons in civics and»
t patriotism
“We have based our propaganda on
British people ought to grant it 110w
Chemists’ War Work
Another wnr problem which
n teccnt interview, John C
giving to General Pershingu npponi
I'Wo will smash the German line in Of the American Chemical
SCHULTZE’S
~ Wednesday Morning Sfiécisls'
LeanC r edBcef
riuskctoCldrnedBceIfI.. .2168ch}:
Steak. 0c lb
SirloinStcak .
PorterltouseSVtcak........‘.14% b
. 4c
Corn. Peas. Succotash T . .
Kidney Beans . . om stoes .le? Ba 01°53?“
REMEMBER—-
on Wednesdays. Both markets close at NOON
Schultle’ s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. .. SOUTH NORWAIX
' ‘ V United State! License No. 17,003 . ‘
. ; Beclmtann s Breakfast (3‘
France. it you will smash the Hun
propaganda at home: the answer. 'For
every Hun lie uttered. we will utter an
American truth ’ We have started.‘
and had widely adopted the 0131m-
lzst‘lon oi ‘Letter Writing Cinbs.’ toI
send messages of cheer to our e01 tier
boys in France In the letters sent by
the persons engaged in this services
few words of encouragement printed
on slips in French and Italian are al-
, whys enclosed
emclont operation of the plant,
upon :1 pity sicai
elm matter and mustiness. But
a l
331133: gefgfleebrlgpxgfigm” TlViVilst I wheat floor of greater market value.
.work is being (handled throhgli the
281 branches of the National Se-
curity League in the varietis stntos.
all of which are 'provided' with our
printed instructions concetning li
brary serVicc, work in the elemen-
tary schools. the organisation of ‘Lct
ter Writing Clubs; etc.
'Every mail brings letters to my
made is int moisture content.
from the win at.
"Always Something Special Here
Nucoa Nut Butter-inc, the world’s best. lb. ....I, 32c
Challenge Blend Coffeeperlb: 22c
Iibby’sCornBeef. person
Chicken BongllonII Cubes. With nilrsley added.
...:33c
Crubro’ 3 Brand -S
Dunbsr’s Shiifnnfo salads; 15c
O‘cloothoulqe-
tow raters
Armour’ 5 Vienna Style Sausage . .. 15c and 3511 can ,V
2for28cV’:
New Yerk Shite EER‘S. fresh eggs .. . . 55c
it“ larceboh...18c~
'.""'.16° 5
luten cont .1:
‘desk from teachers in the remain!“ ”“5 protein or g c
- ipnrts of our possessions. During the
i last six months. I have been no unuy
Quantity of gluten present.
analysis ot the flour
sotption. acidity and ash.
’in communication with tens of tltoua
-. sands of teachers in every state in'
, ithe Unldn, Porto Rico, Cuba. the
Philippines Panama Canal Zone.
V. Alaska and Hawaii "
WOIOL CONSUMP'II'VlOIN iN JUNE
Department of Agriculture Report"
Shows Less WOol Used in June
Than in May.
WASHINGTON, D..C ,JuVlyV 20~Less ,,
Moot was used by manufacturers in {f .'
June 11m in May, according to the .I “
‘ ' mommy wool conSumption report 1118i
: issued by the Bureau of Markets. '
June consumption Was 65,200. 000
pounds, grease equivalent, computed
to 74, 600'. 000 pounds in may. 70, 700, 000
V‘pouuds in April; 71. 900 000 iii Msdchifl.
._ 3,700,000 Vin Eebrtinry: anda65,100,- ,
~ 00 pounds in January.
Stocks of Wool consumed i June
IIclnsses, inI pobn‘d‘é, wet‘e: Grease wool.
secured.12.16il‘9007nnd
1 ill
mIInximum conservation:
wt“...
POLICY, 245 TO 106
dent of the United States would under
this .,
Mime, and the matter Wes obiiousiy ‘V
no which the British people would
The question was one or overwhelm- V
nd 1119 made 11 strong appeal to the
story in tone. but it did not concil- V’VV'
They tecciicd
was mm” its individual war prob- the warmest support from the lnbort 1 11 d
party. whose spokesman. William Ad-
.13:?ozngnygfigguggmpgfigb tgigflmmmn. member tot West Fife an- ‘ ca Van see us.
iarise - nounccd that Mr. Dillons totiou I
' Rurli Schools. would receive its support. the labor
1‘i'l‘l1e 1"111nl schools. in which I“); party believing that the irish question
um of home rule. and. he added. the .V
In Grain Conservation
If you areVin need of Wash
Skirts and Dresses .Vorany
A We, Extend Credit.
has;
been sdequntely solved is the con~~
servntion oi“tl1e groin supply. The
vniious \ictory breads now on :heI
inunkct icfloct the significance oi the
wait being done by drilling chemistsI
Iin producing substitute flout-.1. ln
Snmnmrsf
1. member of the Minneapolis sectiun‘
Society.
said that, although millers have only
recently realized the value at chem?
lsts' kn’dwlcdge. their services are to-
day conceded to ‘oe essential for the
A few years ago the miller pur-
chased his supply or wheat solely
examination as to
[its cleanliness and freedom hum iorI
to-
tdsy the toport from the analysis of
the wheat samples enables him to
[exercise greater w.sdom it. buying)
Library Cooperation. t brinr .m aside
*..its.institution‘s.its31333333333 ...: mm“ FOR ALL OCCASIONS
gnmc chainctertlstics which make theI SPECIAL RATES 0N TRIPS
One of the first determinn lons'
Fliilll
nu economical standpoint the pur
chaser pretets wheat with a low pep:
centnge oi water. The next thing
or importance is the Iglutcn on pic-
teln content of the iiour produce
For the il-ur to
meet the requirements of the batten:I
50““
be kept high. The production of ill ,
light loaf of bread depends upon the! ~
Futtiler BPEOULATOR CHARGED
determine ab~ ~ ~
The services of the mill chemist
n2' now considered to be lndt -.:ut1sz1- Herzig. better known as George Gm;
: hVV'” “‘I the wise purcbas 11g and 5““ hem Rice, who first gained notoriotyI
age of grain; for scientifically n. illing‘
thii1 into uniform item of the. highest;
purity and best duality; tot comb—'1”
lisblng the ingest possible [IOICFE'.
' tugs 0f extraction resulting in ii- ithhoi-so racing, was untested here lest.1relglit goes into eflect August H
M the charge 01: usng the malls in
makes om or home w rk diat-
in me has been George Graham BlIce Fen coNsrtVPA'riou AM) 3114003.
YOU'LL seven KNOW IT '
utter we lulve appliedVVQur up-
to-date vulcanizing methods to
your old tire or inner tube.
It becomes practically a new
tire. Blowouts are entirely
covered, worn places repaired.
and the whole shoe or tube In»
newed. Our vhlcnnizing is to
tires what good cobbllng is to
shoes.
NDRWAlll SUPP” SlillP .
29 Wall St, Norwalk
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING '
l
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Phones 1360. 2011. 17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
in order to sign the medical certificate
WITH MISUSE OF MAlLSI of all who are entitled to and with to
take advantage or the insurance ben-
efit of the order.
After the business meeting
by founding the mythical firm of “Max Will be initiation of candidates .
’mi it. Gay,"- which was the pioneer in1 ~ _ V. II
supplyinz' advice on "the one best bet” A new rule. r'egardln‘g credit Ion
an’vonx. July so —-Jecob Simon
night by a United States marshal on shippers have heretofore been 1111
n lowed a week to make payments, but
scheme to defraud. He was messed “hereatte will be allowed only forty-V
H11 35. 000 boil for. a hearing he“ eight hours. Regular shippers
VlVVmoVVthh. Rice is said to Blind ‘0 his cli freight will be;.Iret1ui1‘eti to sign :15.
[cuts each week a publication knewn as bond and the blanks ha‘ve been ml:
the “Industrial and Mining 1589-" The ceived and are ready for signers n’
:iedernl authorities asserted that he “59‘ I39“, freight 110355;, ,
{dealt in both gilt edge and “wildest" I: , W -;
lstotit‘s.’ Artnigtted last night. he' re' . ~Sonti11el Wants Ad's sure to VIVI’Vay
name was not Herzig- by saying1“My
. NESS
I VGood indigestion 5098 5f
the pest: fifteen or twenty yours'
there!“
5V1”;
3:.
piled to the question of whether his ’ . jg;
-.s.-tu..s.. .1». heroism» mg.
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