> F two-before you
do out 9:31:11“!!! slices.
‘m with each and every
yttutwe decline tobe the.
hot, and put them on the
o hurl them, blistering,
‘ our" ‘, h neither
Motor nice, 9 or all the
‘j_ 3 in Webster’s book
‘_ .uot reduce'the price.
Specialty
its
W.
"ill
City and New York .
Brantley"
outhl Norwslk from 7:30
Ngw York. from WM *. a. to 6
ASHINGTON sr‘.
the Best Hardware
Stores'i1‘>-*‘(3l:lllnecticul;..
irons »
,....r
the worldto
3 take your words, if tile-y.-
ll Grade Work a
dial. Service for
yield, Maxwell
.Grallam Bros.
Repairing and Parts.
'lls Towed in any dis-
scat-ant
Seaview Ave.
NORWALK LINE
Ml'reight Service Between This
Mrs '“Glio” and “Armitage
‘Freighu accepted at Norwalk and-
to 5:91. .-
Wsht received at Pier 45, East 417.
Ml“ His‘lglewStore Will Be '
031.800 DIVIIV'ou 29 1-20
‘ 111-20
own 250 .
“lbs i'uol Administrationnnnounoes that domestic cou-
llllnfl'gm‘llbcsllowedonlyasmucheoaluisfound to be
scientifically necesury to“ beat his house 68 degrees.
~» Acts speak louder than words. Do your bit, lustily.
OUTSIBE WINDOWS.
‘ .1! you made the blunder of worrying last winter
in anooilsd andm1 uncomfortable house, don't do it again!
not y disagreeable, but mlgh' naive, twice as
much coal—Doctor bill—and a mined letting" ‘
There is no house so well built but what OUTSHJE WIN-
DOWS and DOORS Will make it better, make it more comfort-
able and lovable. , «as
_ 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.”
The Hatch 'G BaileyCo.
C - Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of sellin we find our stoc with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, stgyles we cannot rel-{orden
Etc._ In order to clean house of these (all this season’s merch-
andise) goes on sale at money saving prices. Lots are small and .
when they are closed out they cannot be replaced. So the old
tip, be on hand bright and early. One dollar here buys as much
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’s and Misses'
Goats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, W slate and Petticoats. Come
and save money. 9
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND surr HOUSE
33 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk
LIMOUSIN ES AND TOURING CARS
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASION S
. SPECIAL RATES ONTRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING
u
VAAST BROS. GARAGE. '
WW elm“
ARLQR ode sens
MAY REPLACE 0“)
TYPE OF JITNEY
leontinued trom First Pose.)
ney magnates ,to put “parlor cal-"t
types of cars on some routes, giving!
absolute comfort at an advanced plice.‘
“With the present price of tires, and‘
.. advances pnpdicted for gasoline, and‘
other accessories to the business, jit-l
ney men with the smaller type of chief
now are making barely a living, and?
no excess profit," one. 01' the nwnel's‘
said last night. l
“The iiiney men soon will be going.
out of business for with the cheaper,
car they cannot raise the price. some:
of the large bus owners are mulling;
' money, but they cannot raise
prices with the small competition and
the little fellow cannot meet the bus
owner in a raise, for it will mean tox-
clusige patronage of the larger until
more accommodating automobile.
“Thereiore as soon as the new tax
as are effective, the small car \ml 50..
the big one will supersede it at .'l tl—nl
cent fare. which will be car; to ::.l;
when speeds and comfort arc coulpur-l
cd to the trolley, with tho disclpu
J'ol'ts people are submitted to.
"Some jitney men :lll‘cady ohm tho;
‘parlor can" type with swivel chairs
well upholstered, and run lltd) l‘ht'lll"
site sections of the city under rcllcd
ulo. The people of Bl‘ldgl‘ptll'l wont;
,comlort, especially on tho inn-"urban?
runs, and ”le are willing to pny to!“
The)"
are going to get it in the aim y‘,‘ llv.
speed and comfort combined.
bald.
BAR SMALL BOATS
FROM THE SOUND
AFTER NIGHTFALI
(Continued from First Page.)
.3 Close watch will be kept by Full-5
erul officers. and any person nlllll't
hooded opt-ruling n bout not l‘xcwdin
16 feet in length, will be summon-ll
dealt with. The regular litcuso
(ll litre
bouts bctn'l-cn sunrise and sunset nll
is a special permit under ti.t- l’Xl't‘U‘
live. orders 'of the l’l‘ersidvnl of he-
cclnber 3, 1917. The holder of
license is. howcvcr, stilliortcd l.
port regulations ostulilitilled by pro]
or authority and must opul‘nlv witlli
the limitations set.
It was said yesterday lllul .chyiul‘
permits will be omitted to rolnblo per-
Phones 1360. 2011. 17 Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk ,
d
Butter Fish. ....... ......... . “
Haddock .......... 3:}: ‘
SwordFish................. ..... ........135clb. ‘
BostonBlues.....' ....... . ......... .......20clb.
Flat‘Fish...;. .......... . ..... ...........12clb.
WeakFish.............. .....
SteakCod ...... .
_, A as All Kinds of clitoris...
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
noawnnx. _ sou'rn noawsnx.
United States License No. 17,903. s
W » «it'll?» metam-
FREE DELIVERY
....18clb. ‘,
....24clb.
W l
.. m. ».
nuns
«all
.ctl" . . ..l.0W
Beckmdnn’s [Grecer-y
3 lbs. White Cor Fl .
31b5, Yellow 0031 13311; ftpl'r. . . . . . . . . . . .. 25C
N ucoa Nut Butterine ( e gvorld’sbes't'); lb: 2 I. '. '. '. 3%:
22
D.
i
‘3
Challenge Blend Coffee. lb. . .
gga‘ncoviéfiegitapafictfgvpfilhid stud .' .' .' .I .' Selina 25:
. l
SwiftYs Pure Leaf In” ice ..... . . . . . .. lbs. for 3§c
d lb.
Very Best New York State Cheese. lb. . .. ’ 32:
Baker; 8 or Huyler’s Cocoa. can . . . . . . .. 21d
Sunshine Takhoma Biscuit . . . . .. 2‘pkg's: 15c
> ‘The Best of Everything to Eat and-Drink at
Popular Prices. ‘
A. F.Beckmann &C0.
83 &.85 Washington Street .. Phone 140
or 3‘ . ' > ‘
eel-o
. 'I ‘ >~'
mes.
———-'A'I‘THEk——¢-—— .,
Standard Butler & 'Elluéfo.
’12 NorthMain St, 30. Norwalll‘ Phonelllilll
Prestige ;. -45cdoz
FinestTableButter........-....... ' .450.»
Che’ese,Rich.and Mild... . ‘ -25c
' Liam. Sliced Pineapple .. 15c
:f'lMarvelMilk . . ,z'. .- . . . . . . .. um 25;:
. SweetClovel-Milk..".....‘.....-.'.....,..;.."...,.'. 15c
-. EvaporatedMllk .11;
‘ ‘ ‘ red“, I ' '
coole-
ls.‘,3...I--uu.---..
....-_.._.._... -.. _. .-_.-_. __..._ .7"- ..__.._.~...
sons at the local customs ulllco
such operation.
lunlcss endorsed with his Hill‘t'lttl pcr~
(lll’l'lt‘i‘
SChUItze’S Friday FiSh SPBCialS lunugbl by Fodcrnl llllllltll‘lllté.‘ opci‘nl»
mission will not protect an
inn dt‘tcr dark. H.
Mam-
ARMY CHAPLAIN:
‘ SENDS LETTER TO
BOY’S MOTHER:
(Continued from First Page.)
.__._...
agrees with him: for he was brown an
exception. They take their work in
serious. manly way, which will go for
victorious
to bringing the war to n
cud. And though they are for own
from home, they are keeping
you people are back home...
than writing them plenty of cheeriu
The boys got very hungry to bee
seem very important over here.
With all good wishes for your so
and yourself. I am, ‘ , -
Fulthlnlly yours.
OSCAR E. MAURER.“
clo American Y. M. C. A.
12 Rue D'Aguesseau,
- Paris, France.
(Pastor of Center church,
New Haven, Court.)
the' receipt of gifts sent
with great interest, of the fightln
that the Yankee boys re ;doing.
suppose you are all having a great
time today, the Fourth, but. I guess we
will have you best when you some t0
. I am wearing one gold
stripe, and} will receive another next
month. Each stripe means serving six
munths at the front: = The Salvation
Army and Y. MLC. A. does good work]
The Red
(Eros? alsodoes line world The boy's
never seem worried, always nnxlous
fireworks.
for the boys at the front.
toget after the "Hurts”. , . ‘
DESPONDENT. WOMEN '
American ‘women, unwaver.
from heroic and“ roots." This old-fall
standard American remedy for such .diate family?" . 1 A . . . .r
~tumultuous-.-Ad'.a VIN ‘ ‘ W V‘ " i ‘ ‘ ' "
‘ Cards have been received in:
in
their"
is-
shed by the customs oilico grunts pop,
,mlssion for the operation
for
operations after sunset on pros-anus,
.tlon of good‘hnd sulllciont. mum lol‘l
Tho lcuulnr pr-t‘lnll
the
~ ‘l-lomc Fires burning out here, just us
Tell all the poOplo who have boys
over here that nothing will help more 1 .
nary to curry out the doc ared purpose h ' ' ~ ‘
to keep up their spirit and courage . , ., . . n _ ing and t ore are two ways to. so
4‘0 We “new” ““1 to the tzccho blo ‘ them at it. First of all. you might
hopeful letters, full 0! home details;
about the little thinns of home, the . , l d
. local happenings. etc: which may not Stridlign‘ltbglgz, ande
menu wcry much to you, but whichi‘ that city. They received a friendly
By the same mail Robert E. Dou-l
.' -lons;received a very interesting lettori
from his brother. Corporal Homer E.
l)oulens.'ol' Buttery K. 53rd Artillery,
C. A. C.,‘A. E. F. He acknowledges;
him and
‘ writes: "I suppose that you all read.-
Nntul-e intends every woman to 90,
cheerful. light hearted and. happy. to
when dragged down with pain and:
suffering from telltale ills, will power,
alone cannot overcome a nervous”
despondent condition. ‘Multitudes 01‘ ‘
have I led by
found that there is one tried. and true
remedy to restore health under suml‘
circumstances and that is Lydia» E..‘have anything to any relative to his
Pinkhnms vegetable Comppnnd. made ,‘rwlle with,.,wholn' he
loned nledlotn'é ll now considered. this“ guiding other» members of his imma-
[val ovations, Ly-o Mt. her-l ‘
|
' Many models of
’ they are dainty. ’
. WOVEN UNDERWEAR—Nests, Pants
to all styles with a wide range of Prices.
O
I
and Combinations,
l SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS.———All of the best makers 7
H of silk,‘ lisle and high grade cotton hosiery are represented in
., our big and varied stock. .: : : ' z" : :
'KAYSER SILK GLOVES.——Are the best silk gloves made,
-: and worn once are invarably chosen again by discriminating
buyers.:.:::::::-:;
confines T6" M T; ....’" 4' mw;\m.o>> «-
5 LEAD AMERICAN -
3, roses IN SIBERIA‘
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luvs from the Philippines. .
General (ll-arcs now is in command '
oi the Eighth division at Camp Fro-
mont, Cat. The regiments to form
the vanguard of the American con-‘ ..
tingom, tlonerul March tlnliollnccd..i.;
will he the 'l‘wcnty-sevcntll and Thin! :1.
lylil‘tit. ucllhetzoi which is recruitedl
to war Sli‘l‘nglh. This force will lie ‘
supplemented by additional troupe
from the United States, the number of,
,1 which has not been revealed. Thei,
,, chief oi staff said, however. that lhol
,.j Alum-loan force’nould not be it large 3
n onl'. w
t In announcing the selection of Gcn- » -:.
olnl Graves to command the Ameri—
(un forces, General lltlrcll took "C“‘i .
men to state thnt, so for us be know};
no cmnmnndcrin-chict tor the whole:
cxpt‘ditilm had yet been doaignnlcdq .
llo recalled the fact [but this cotlltl;l.
only be done by international agree-l "
nlcnt, such as was found to bc nocos-'
snry lo concenlrnto the supreme coup; -'
Poland of all the lhltcnte and American
,lroops in Europe ill the hands of Gen-
lorul Foch.
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If you are induced of Wash A
Skirts and Dresses or any ..
other hot weather apparel
call and see us.
We EXlend Credit.
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l 1' ml“ WE“, “mm“? “_:‘“‘5d‘f“”}f’d; is far enough along w pike cure-01' 11-; crops, there is one other alternative
1th“! “Willi-“10“"? “0“ “N on ‘r ““3" self, and that the crops are so nearly and you ought not to neglect it. Clean
up the vacant rows and sow them to
to this end and that the chlot‘ of stall; mature nothing more need be done.
{ Uycllain. has been suggested mid Nil in talking this over with the food omn-
gnnmc is now under consideration as; mitten. The garden llltll is neglected
d “"“llmmder'l“"‘hM- , , i now will be just so much more trouble--
~ (lencrul March stud that the sub-l more next spring. Every weed that
,llcnrty nnd looked the picture of per- . , t , . .
ll'oct lleultll. The mg“. l 390 of our ““3 0f ”1“ ”W‘mm“. or "f “final“: matures seed, this full will menu a
lmm over born the [wonder 1 um 01‘ ““va “'1” not be dllliOllll((.t. “‘lwholo lot of little woods next spring;
itlleln. and tho Connecticut men are no
that upon arrival of the forces, the, so keep your garden clean to the very
a news will be made public. it was no?“ml m. ”10 season. ;
stutcd whether an announcmnon 0 : Flu‘tllel‘lllort’. your gul‘den needs 110’
only be expected. The Japanese lotto,
in conjunction with the Chinese. who
will act under Japanese direction.
probably will be more numerous; in
lfllcl. Japan is preparing to send Into
ISlberia any number of troops ncccm
)' _
time. What about the rows from
‘which you have harvested ll crop of;
ppinnch or early string beans and:
(wise chard. curly beets, carrots and
onions. Those rows ought to be work-
I' " l t ltt dl h d l ‘
. - . an e uce ra 5 cs nn enrv
British Land at Vladivostok. -l’ . . . ,
SHANGHAI. Saturday, August 3,_'bush beans, but remember that these.
at Vladivostok
says a dispatch from
rl .
'latc planted crops have not got a _
summer ahead of them. You will have 2
to help if these crops win the race.
with the first frost. Perhaps you have
n. depended on nitrate of soda to give
f . L ‘ your plants a start and now you can’t
TREATED ROUQH AT HOME HEL get it. Use. commercial fertilizer orl
TREAT .EM ROUGH ABROADer a sprinkling of poultry manure,
‘ lbut see that the soil is well spoiled.
I Edward Tuck French. Who —'R‘Gen"¥,'and the mnnum well mixed. Bests,
Eloped Uneucessfully, Joins ltul-nips and celery can also be includT
Tank Corps. ed in your lute crops and these willi
———- lit‘ii‘tgti‘ 331nm.Antitrust:1'
‘llOSTON, Aug. S.-—Edward Tuck planting. It you wait until next week:
French, of New York nndNewport, en-lu may be too late; it'slute enough,
listed in the “Treat ’em rough" tank » now.
corps of the United States army. Hei
: passed a perfect physical test, tipping}
the scales at 174 pounds and standingi
5 feet feet 11 Lat inches. He is the";
third member of his family to join!
the service. He has a brother, Lieu-
tenabt Stuybe‘sant French, U. S. A..
stdtioned at Spartanburg, S. C., and, _
another brother, Francis Ormondl
French, chief petty othcer in the nave i
reserves at New London, Conn. He is,
not a selective draitfregistrautpnot
yet. having reached twefity-onc. '
He said thdt behind the tanks be- i '
'cause he wanted to get to the front so
soon as possible and show what was in l .
t; him. He will- remain at his Chester,t
N: H., residence for. a few days. and
‘lhen will go to Fort Slocum. He tor- '
' reception.
g .
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lmerly‘inttended a military school. at ,1 .
Mon-istowu, N. .1. He was newsman-‘-
‘ a New York‘frlsnd,‘ '9harléls'A.
Bamrlck. ' ' V
Mr. French absolutely retuSed
‘37
A to
recently .el‘oped?
! He clad declined torso}; anythlng ire-
a“ r
n.
mmo “on? ‘
'X
inherent. roll FLA
0:1 ..: ». DEN»
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the size of the American contlugcn vacation; in fact it wrll be u bottcrl
garden it it is kept working all the‘
of tin" Jilllam‘se m‘tny. (-oncrul Baron! But no. says Supervisor 19. .\i. Browufirye t0 goon winter cover cro
It will mean a belt: garden
Wendy rows sup the for-
land.
next your.
tillty of your soil. Weedy
on the.
corner“
”produce enough seed to last for amou-
DlF 0f years. Pull the woods. hoc thcul
slchlc or scythe to prevent sccdlm;
CANADIAN SOLDIER BU RlEDl.
‘up. or at least cut off the tops w ll. .1.
Winfield Havlland'c Remains Sent to
Stamford from Hamilton, Ont.
~ STAMFORD, August 8.—~—“'l‘.lps"w.ts
sounded lit the grave of Wlnt‘lolll lluvi~
land, ll soldier of the Canadian army.
tjyesteray afternoon, 'by Joseph
cemetery.
lial'iland, wlmso age was .0
Knapp, at Union
Ridge.
H.
Long
or
yours, 6 months, enlisted in the t‘nn.
Vclopod tuberculosis .ln :1
u' adlan army three years ago. nnd ll0<
training
camp, so that he was not sent abroad.
There was, hope for his recovery until
about
car, His depth took place
iivc weeks ago, when he was ill-
lflicted with an abscess in his inner
in tho
Mountain Sillllllll‘llllll. Hamilton, Out.
The Canadian ‘tlllthoriiics forwarded
l .
his romaine here. the body being c
'ed in the uniform he were as :l sol-
dier.
llllll-
The funeral service was held at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. H! my
Hoviland, 160 Franklin street. and was
conducted by Rev.
Finally, if you havemdellnitely made; his mother is now Mrs. Georg
«up your mind not to plant any more; llpp,
”WEI-'22::
. British “Heavy” in Action
of South Norwulk.
Alfred G. Walton.
l The young soldier's father is dcml. :md
‘ t‘ull-
713’
Tristram4 & Hyatt
, ‘ Norwalk’s Loading" Dry Goods Store
.Summer Underwear fur Women
silk or muslin "that are as cool as
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