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Inyiew of the prices thatprevail in
this town and vicinity for potatoes.- the
following article, taken Home West.
Palm Beech, Fin. newspaper. is inter-
esting. to say the least:
brim Cups, Writ 'm. “Twenty thousand bushels 0: Irish
(Finger) potatoes will be given away
by W. J. Connors. provided persons
ram Pens, Trénoh ”I.
’ . , ‘ who want them will go to the Connors
I Etc. farm, on the Palm Beach canal, and
dig his own supply, and the Connors
Evuytking For His 0mm. boats will bring the tubers into town
tor those who dig them. and no charge
the potatoes. This offer was made yes-
terday by W. C. Groves, mantel" o!
the Connors farm.
“Thereds no market for the pots.-
toes," said Mr. Groves. and. rather
than have the potatoes rot in the
DONNELLY’SE
'15 S0. Mal.“ St- sround, he was going to give them
away, on the conditions stated. Any
m 2103'“ one may go to the farm and dig
away and get all the potatoes he can
lose. This otter is designed to be help-
1 to thosrwlio may wish to mitt
{u
fby it. There is no way to keep the
‘ potatoes, said Mr. Groves. and it will'
'5 ,
l
not be long before they begin
sprout. The potato crops of the Vir-
ginias and Camlinas have‘Féacbed the
be marketed with profit. Connors lost;
money on the last five or six cartoons t
shipped, said Mr. Groves, although 919‘ ‘
Ivlous shipments netted a very good
@ii‘y Ne f .
There were ten sales of property in
Norwafln, last week, with mortgages of I. prom. About (my cal-loads wore shit» I
316.759. For the last week of July-E ped from the Connors farm.
1917, there were twelve soles of real‘ “ ‘Mr. Groves said that he
:, gstate and mortgages amounting to {-5.-
268. - -.
. Eillfij’m! Florida potato growers were up
§ agfinsr. but, of course. nothing can be
“Cliche about it. The min mu are
'tracton at Stamford, a ll t the‘ these: The potatoes are In the ground
DD ed R at the Connors form; they will rot if
,county cog 1‘9“” ”SM" f“ a they are not used unless the people
passport no visnt France. He plans to will come in and help consume 0!;
go as Mveecretai‘y for the Knights them. All that Mr. Connors asks of'
of Columbus. The application was the people who want them is to pay
lorwsrhd' to the Department of 8&1th way on the regular boats “3 the
in Wainscot: . j farmer get there some way. and dig
.. * p , r ’3 ‘ I the potatoes and get them down to the
a ‘ ~ ‘
, landing, and his own boats will bring
Grew police are investigating the
potatoes into town. That's gener-
' . . I - on
two bWes that occurred last Ween} 0“” enough, NHL:
{Table lam wol‘tli‘ several hundred STABILIZJM LABOR.
dollars. including wedding gifts, was (From New York Times).
‘mken (mm the house of H. E. Mom; lncalculnble waste and loss will be
. - . ~ ‘avoided by the step which the Govern-
grime, at RIVGISlde. ‘Silver, clothing, ment takes today in assuming control
' ”’a'w and ”eddmg .disappear“ cf the recruiting and emioymcnt of
from the home of A. Gardiner Cooper. unskilled labor. Prompted by the urg-
North street. The family discovered cnt need of fulfilling contracts and by
the loss after returning from Shelter the natural “‘35“? 10 increase DI‘OdCC'
’ tion to meet wartime demands. manu-
.Island. where they had spent a month; i? are have bid walnut. snob other
W ,1 .
U Chester 8.- Selleck, oi! the Fairi'lsldwmu: have taken men "n” . at
County National Bank. has resigned as when they could ilnd them, and have
cashier and accepted a position with caused infinite contusion in the labor
1 . B 1 mm Pb“ del- market itself and by these practices
he rii C“ Com 0! a have materials lowered the. ofllciency
.pbln. The Fairtisld‘ County National oi the whole mass of labor.
Bank has appointed Samuel 1“ Weed One result is seen in the unprece-
aa cashier. Mr. Weed has been ions dented rapidity and extent of what is
and favorably known. to the banking called the "turn over" at labor.
‘ _ employers have found that the shining?
fraternity and business men at Nor about of labor under the inducement
walk and vicinity, having been “f“ of this unregulated competition for
fret-ted With The Nomlk SGVMSS bo’ service has made it practically lmpor
duty for the past fourteen years. sible to retain the some iorca from
. - iweelt to week. In multitudes of cases
~ _ ' ’employers have found that one-third
Thomas Henley, «South Wham" or one-half of their men are taken
I“ 9”" old. 50““ M" and MT” away from them each week, and one
Patrick Healer. was quarantined 3788' case is reported in which the turn over
i‘erday, as suturing" from a well do- was 100 per cent. in one week. Dc-
~ . . to 1m partments of the Government own are
veloped caseofsmfllvbm He ‘ not safe from the dept-cautions of
been aware or M" ailment and for other departments. and it was found
the last few day” had been. 80““ that an anency working under one do-
about among his Mandi aim-1d. pai‘lment had enticed into its employ
This is the third edle of , Imfllm a consuiemble nufmbel" 01‘ men blrought
'- -. ~ .- ‘t'ron. a distance or service up or an
to appear there slfle‘fludv “‘1 ammo... agency oi the same department.
lety runs high because of il- ”Rune result oi all this is n comet-able
. .8819! 15 “19 3.01mi Win55” cPrim”;instability of labor conditions through-
findent of the Hartford comm, out the country, and wage-earners in
‘ . -. ~ ‘. l frequent. journeying i'rfm one point lto
V U ‘ another \vaste'time list is urgenty
The quota for ConneCtlcuh in, the needed for the production of war sup-
August draft contingent ‘3'2'500'm97‘i‘ptie5. \ , . k
according to advices received from' ‘Bégltmlniy.’ many, the Employment
Hartford. It Is expectatl that-thls‘wlll Service of. the: Department at Labor
.make it necessary to call about 1,005 will assume control of the recruiting
. ._ . .2. '5: common labor for war industries
of the men who registered for ser- and of the employment'ol that‘class of
vice on June 5 of. this ““559 the” labor by all manufacturers «who have
are not enough men in the 1917 r983 in their service more than 1100 men.
istrah‘on list to supply the quote. The Employment Service cl fie de~
Up to two weeks ago there weré‘ parlment Will not in GO'Opemuon Wlth
~ , ~ . ., state directors and'advlsory boards,
nbout~2.000 men of the Clues oti91i.and local community labOr boards
available, but this number has 3% .. haying knowledge of conditions in
59359395 by. 3990““ “mg- The 10031.; their neighborhood. In tlilslwoy the
«boat‘djhas not yet received any n6“; central control will be informed as to
L , s to the number of men this filabor shortage or oversupply in all
1‘“ a "parts of the country. and will be in a
division will lbs called upon to‘ pro-.1 -
; - . ,. position to find jobs for men and men
Vida 51$ “5 9‘10“ °' “‘9 “3““ “a“ to: jobs with a, minimum of disturb-
‘ " ‘“ " * A: ancsvin labor markets. Labor will not.
be transported from one state to an-
Wag-=5
Jeremiah Ormond, a prominent c
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. , demo)»: 721.2sz
‘ corms FOOTWEAR
of Real Iniportnnce
smiled-with;
TrusICo.
- may enable yonito
~. ms cloths RUBBER
301-39 Q3393” AND
I ' renzeyourfondest
other-rim“! threaten! at mute
director and tho: of he Went
IService at Washington.
will be made for the transponationoh
to:
market, and There is no chance for‘
'lhat remains of the Florida crop to.
had writ-i
ten a letter to file Food Administra-l
tion setting forth the conditions thatl
furiously. have raided each other's :
a » , .
All 5
M-id-Summer While-'ISaie
. r
., méwsother there is nothing so
,6 05m l mule. ( .
earners should but. steady employ-
ment. and it through the stability of
their working force that. manufacrm-
in; plants can maintain high widen-3
cy in production. ‘
GARDEN ASSOCMTION NOTES ;
G. M. (Sodding. special field agent in;
entomology, was in Norw’alk Saturday
for a short visit. He reports that de-
spite the attacks of various
and diseases, the local war-gardens at)?
Deer very promising. Mr. Coddinsl
will demonstrate the uses or various
For the pre-
sent, these restrictions apply only to
common labor. though they my be
extended to inchide skilled moat; tut
tnnsten from non-essential industries
to ya: wait will be enacted in a man.
net to do as little injury as poseiit‘s to
indifidiul’ employers. ‘
The scan was one necessary to be
taken; it is intended to cone an u-i‘.
ah'eady serials and all the ins grow
in; voice. It is one of those. inter-
ferences with the freedom 0: individ-
ual action which the war has mode im-
perative; the sacrifice, even where it
is felt to be severe. is one tobe out
up with loyalty; it is a form oi co-
operation of all for the good of all. it
may be said that all llie industries of
the country, directly or indixoctly, are
a
es at the West avenue and Reed streeti
gardens Thursday at 1:30. We are allj
greatly interested in this phase ot'.
garden work audit is expected that a
number of people will attend the dew“
onstration. -’
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REVIEW PATTERNS
final Chic, Style and Elqani Fit.
engaged in war work. The end sought
in this control or condition; of labor
is the avoidance of waste and greater
cfllriency in production. Smoly it is
PICTORIAL
spray materials and spraying applianc- ‘
ut-
' Material one? It so,
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Do You W Anything in the Buddha
cali'on -.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3
Who Carry 'a Large Stock
insects ‘ '
oi All Kinds
O. B. JACKSON
orrom‘n'rnis'r
“Wall liner. is.
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III! lint-On and 0th!" Mountings.
137 Washington Si.
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Mrmoltha eyes. my My
“Milled. Input Win.
don! to insure yourself: one} .
wine you would not no“ in
once. The same rm- M
prompted you to carry . .
should, upon due inquiry. s . ‘ , ,
lsh you perhaps to take out m g
insurance. because of the low :.
ed cost of building m1. ‘ . '
bar and nearly every other tum. ’ ‘
of expense entering into the out R5 “
of making repairs, or rebuilding. "
alter a are.
J.M. laylon & (30., he;
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son'rn NORWALK, OOH.
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Tel. 449.
J. I. MALLETTE
loom sonwm
Children’s Rompers
Fashioned in mutational are easily laundered'ging-
Bush-leg, may and creeper style, in all white, pink and
white and blue and white stripes, and solid blue, pink and
tan color, with white trTmmings 89c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Play Overallsinbrown and blue 89c
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Smith. Emil
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fine room by the day or week. Steam hated, electric
light- utd gas. Pisa Odo attached; silo Murat. Itclicn
and American «on
Corner Monroe and aha-tout Ill. 1'01. 1556.
.msua. mug». 1.13mi“. Water.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
eLate Examiner
U. 8. Purdue
. JACOBY’SAv
Sale of Dresses and
Middy Blouses.
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, C-A-R-P-E-T S-W-E-E-PE-R-S ..
One Dollar Each
A r l'able C t S eener at the nom'nal rice
of stonevi'rhue thglyofastw ' ”
See them in the show window.
. RAYMOND 8: SON
Holland nigh Bil. um
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New Victor Records for August
V But Jim, by Billy Horny.
They Were All Out of Ste
Paul Revere, by Charles art and Shannon Four.
Hello Central, Give Me No Man’s Innd,by Edna Brown.
Smiles, by J as. O. Smith’s Orchestra.
Skeleton Jungle, Original Rixie Jazz Band.
Granny’s Loddy, by Harry Lauder. _
The Song That Reached My Heart, by Evan Williams.
' Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.
A. J. C oilins Company ‘
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Here n the land“- Charming Minion. nineties. smurf .
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If youdo not profit by this event you willshove reason-to i:
raga-cribs loiticppormnity. tor prisoner: cotton clothes are . fl
‘5“,
hell month there-nor.
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new author-My mummnuvwnuvmos
arms, which call 10:34.17 this month and 10 sddllioncl
25 pennies buy: c TERM SHIP.
“mm-mam ms in war in wan—no
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The City NatiOnal‘Bank
South Norwflk, Conn.
THE NEW SCENE:
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Chiropractic in the my _
. came at the disease: soothe...“
adjusting the some. Disease ll
by a wrench. twist or sprain hit
back. Even if M in el "
cram pinch-d menu's-d till-xi
barmaid. in the amount amply. .
Chiropractors removs‘tho u “26%
(license and pain. bean! in Mali
through harmonizing the "
tents in your body. .-
_ p ",3 Wins. nonty‘ondemuonrmgmea. Envelope chance, m. i
1” forever], purpose during m- I ‘
81 Washingtonstreet.
Grades.
CONNEALLYI a. BRACKEN
WHITE SHOES ;
The “Halter the Weather the
More You Need ‘Em.
We have'ail styles for ,men, women
and children fur all uses.
Satisiaclory hosiery oi all
South New“ '
Me i-
, given special attention; Also W
tors of the spine. Your!!! m 2’
gret giving the CMom-sYM' .-
u be» you. ’ .
mm nuns-Rum. Mu h:
crimes. r. c ,.
“Washington BL, 30. Norwuknompe ‘
madam from Phlhm Mitosis -.
.mflfi
‘ 0mm”? > ’ 13.,
and we will rush “emblem“
right around when something H
this happen In your homo. If M. _.
PLWG
II defective cnthuautl, m
or worn owl, have us molt. n
ury repairs or install t mm
tom of .
MODERN immo-
Jossmo A spacisttv-
HORACE R. Hush,
Plumbing and Heating?
‘ A. COHEN
mwmm-vm. ,_ _
WALLPAPER. 5c and 10c Roll
Full Lino—Fine Assortment .
11.80 PAIN! AND VARNISE‘A’! LOW P810150.
' PAINTING, PAPER- memo
. Southfiorwulk.
‘ Tel. 1350 .
North Malt St. South you‘ll.
David w. on...
q—u—n-
summit runmrmm .
{erratum lawn, summer house,
bungalow, mu; etc. may be
hafd"iroi_n 11:3 in" my style or
form dosiml. Just now we
have a' large stock from which
to till your summer needs.
Chair's. tables. benches, rockers;
‘ 88m : long My W 00”.:
‘ everything far" hot" weather
, foorntort tbywtho seashore. or in
HQ,
' UNDERTRKER
hi. on». tools: Houu 008$?
27 WASHINGTON 37: “
lusw RED man's nonunion
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w Shore Blunts
L mum 6111863 Fund
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