Emmet is some distance
Therefore be it resolvedé—t
N there is no cause for
We‘ll—but those who cam
on he harryoothm may
nominee to worry If they
choose. We aim to please.
If you made the blunder of worrying through last winter
ina
It is not only disagreeable, but mighty expensive. twice a!
much coalwnootor bill—and a ruined temper. J
There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
DOWS and DOORS will make it better,
able
. _If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day,
it Will cost to make your house comfortable, andsave coal.
The Hatch 6 Bailey‘Co.
The Fnei‘Adrniniatr-sfionannounoestbstdomeatic con-
sumerswinbéallowedonlyasmucbooaluisfoundto be
scientificallyneceuuy
Acts speak louder than words. Doyour
va W e
.—
to beat his bounces degrees. .
bit,'lustily.
OUTSIDE WINDOWS.
cold and uncomfortable house, don’t do it again! .
make it more comfort-
andlivable.. “Ml-r- W
we’ll tell you what
“Do it now.”
monsoon
“moors WITH THE Bnl'nsn;
" ‘la high and dry promontory facing the’
*1 port into which picturesque fishing;
‘jbe sold at auction on the quay. .
REVIVES SflllllfillS
HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN‘
FORCES IN TRANCE, August 14.
(Correspondence of Thea Associated.
Press).—-—Some of the "new" army meal
“who have fallen ill 0r met with acci-‘
dent in France are" convaltlcing in‘t
bracing air that cost seaside visitors.
from five dollars to twenty dollars peri
day each before the war. They are
living in a place that was once the.
favorite resort of royalty where a,
new mixed AngloAmerican hospitall
,town of 2.000 beds has sprung UD 0113
sea and ovérlooking a handsome hey.
a popular bathing beach and a little:
I
smacks bring mackerel every day 10
William Shorthose, son of William
' TfiE
Efikifi
ll Grade Work a'
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles we cannot reorder,
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, Waists and Petticoats. Come
and
CLOAK AND su‘r‘r HOUSE .
Clearance Sale
After a few busy‘weeks of selling we find our stock with
save money.
us . ,,
THE PARIS
‘ Specially
33 So. Main St. .So. Norwalk
. .‘1 Repairing and Paris.
reeks Towed In any dis-
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
Phones 1360. 2011.
FOR HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES 0N TRIPS
WELDING ‘
VAAST' BROS. GARAGE
17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
the Conqueror. brought the. port into‘
:history by using it for the ctuhnrka-:
Lion of the forces with which he tried;
. in vain to wrest the throne of England;
“from his brother, William Rufus. '
2 it would gratify all the home i'l‘lendsi
of these American boys to see how
.'they are being cared; for, and how‘
1they begin to thrive as soon as theit‘l
passing file are conquered. l
l The American part of this hospital;
was originally a Philadelphia cnteni
ll
‘
‘—-
TriStram' 8., Hyatt
- Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store ' '
In Time of Heat Prepare for Cold
Prudent people purchase a winter’s supply of coal in mid-summer. because
the price ls low. _;
Why not apply the same rule to Blankets and Comfortables?
Just now we have a. big supply of WOOLEN BLANKETS that represent
UNUSUAL VALUES tn these days when Uncle Sam is taking the major sun- .
ply of all kinds of Woolen Goods. ., F
Full Sizes $8 to $16.50. Also for Single Beds
see Window Display
RED CEDAR. and MATTING COVERED CHESTSthat provide protection
.prise with Philadelphia surgeons and
.l’biladelphia nurses, many of whom;
Fare still‘there. The British predomi-
lnote largely among the patients. The:
ismall proportion of American cases
are mostly file such as mumps. lnoasu
.lcs'wlth a few cases of diphtheriml
{principally contagious diseases con-l
:tracted coming over. There are some!
athat prove lhat a young man who has)
been engaged in professional or cleri-
lcai occupations. unaccustomed to
lileavy work or long physical strain.’
may not through simple training be-I
come able to carry a load of sixty to
seventy pounds on his back over dis:
itsnces that troops are obliged: to
icover. They have developed hernia
for those household goods that you wish to store away. All sizes in stock. H
- ,.__._ 4...- ..,A.\‘...._......._
A SCHOOL OF .
CITIZENSHIP
(Continued from First Page.) .
about forty women yesterday morning 1
in the trclnendous heat, fixed in at-
tentive interest. and it is prcaty cer-
thin that her heurers made the deter-
ulinution to know much more inli-
mainly of the government of our city
before next week. Miss Taylor’s spa~
cious rooms on the hill made an ideall'"
lunder the strain. iaudience-room"surprisingly cool and.)
' The number of these cases of full: through the cure of the hostess and _,
turn is not. sufficient to cause ularul'her helpers. exceptionally comfortable. "
but it is enough to emphasize he te- The title of yesterday’s talk was: "
cessity of onloful selection of youngflliow Politics Touches You." in the .
men who are not hardened to toil bc-[course of the talk hire. Schoonmakcri
lfore they, are incorporated in the ‘ spoke of the fact that in nine states of j “
army. 3 the Union alien citizens can vote, and.
clothing from us on
. our .famous easy. pay-
The hospitalized men are so few in,
proportion to the size of the units;
from which they come, .nld the Fur-g
”buildings and care they are given are
of such a character rcsssutitlu, t. the
folks at home. i
1959. Seaview Ave.
finer NORWALK
. [u now m or .
tick Leal 40
. ust Received
YOU'LL saves KNOW u’
after we have applied our up-
to~date vulcnnlzing methods to
your" old tire or inner tube.
it bectimos practically a new
tire. Blowouts are entirely
covered. worn places repaired.
and the whole shoe or tube re-
newed. Our vulcanizing is to
tires what good cobbling is to
shoes.
NllllWllli SUPPLY SHOP
—.
FEW EERMAN ,
GOODS ABOUT;
PETROGRA’D, August ll.-—~’l‘hrt~o’
.months after the signing of the treaty!
1n! Brest-Litovsk, the only German
”goods which had made their nppoar-
mum; on Russian markets in any apo
precinble quantities were chemicals.
1 A few specimens of German flow
were and cutlery were to be found in
Petrocrnd stores in June. .
. AMSTERDAM. August 14.——To so-
fcuro the Ukrainian market for Get»;
man manufacturers. the Gel-msn~Uk-'
il'ninlan Commercial Association lea
been formed at Munich. Bavaria. So
29 ngll. St. Norwalll ‘
for. seven German chamber of com-
lllclterman & Son ,
tern). Morgan
80c
Tangent-to .. . . . . . .. 78c
_'NBRITE GLEANSER
A. F. Beckman & Co. inc. '
Very Best Cre B
Nucoa Nut amery. utter. Der II). . . . . . . . , . .
Borden’s or
ghift’fiepi’ri D ' d B '
am .
20—Mul r m 8 me eef. 1 4 lb. ..
Ch
Heinz Pure Tomato Ketc
gift'i‘é’gi’ithode Isl nd Cl Ch -—35c
a
Beckmann’s Breakfast m_ owder ' 15c can
Popular Prices.
A. F.'Beckmann 8100.
nus
wr’
mm
1.0 mums
. 51c
Pimento printer li- i?
InaP'Lard.alb?r.a l ““8 31:
ocean-oncoooeaeon
eTeam Borax Ch' .... . .
allemre Blend Con ‘fiir lb. . .. . .1.5.c. Tull. . . . . 22
e
no . . . . . . . . t.
Pure Grape Juice..10c size . lilo-33c M c
18c .
40cpkz.
. 3 for 25
ocoa.lar etin........
The Best of Everythinz to at and Drink 1::
Incorporated
Washington Street}
use»
hone 1405 f-
V5 w.
P
lmerce and 500 members have joined.
‘louchcd by government and po'itlcs.t
‘oinxs of good government
=our responsibility and having inform».
"expression through the government: and 9 p. m.
that in one Western community the:
use of the public hails was denied tor; .
the purpose of holding patriotic moot-l .
ings. l
A short outline of the lecture toll-:7»
lows: ‘ i ‘
All people who live under :1 govorn- . :.
meat and enjoy its protection. cweig
something to that government. One: .
ment. plan.
We take Thrift Stamps or W. Sit,
S. Stamps as payments on your i.
of the first obligations is to become. 1
account.
the best possible citizens. In orient
to become competent citizens it islcdf’”:
necessary—41. To realize in “but we“ . . _
WP porsonzil, individual ”"95 amEcnlled for reexamination. ~ Iwhich missed Ill :1 narrow motion.
., t The, board advises every man whoflaptain Clayton Morrisey. of the fish‘
2. To acquaint Olll‘lit’lV“S “’M‘ m“- has been accepted in Class 1 of the t~l~nlan,i-cp01'ted on arrival here today.
“1‘" ‘11”.1918 registration to be ready for Because of the fog, (‘aplainMOl'lisey
methods by which We ”8‘51““? 10. 59‘ marching orders during the coming said he was able to est-ape and warn—
cure those ends. 3. Having realized month of September. 'ed other craft of the danger. ‘
it was announced today that there The Walrus was on her way to tho
ed ourselves as w mthdfi- it *9 0‘" will be a registration of the boys who fishing grounds and was about: seven
further duty to realize our power. 83 arrived at the age of tewnty-ooc yent'tipmiles northeast of Highland . Light.
well as our desire. for the £1de ind between June 5. 1918. and August 24th. Captain Morrisey said. when the con-
seek to U" the barrier whlch holds us The I‘GSIBH‘EUOD will be made on Aus- ning tower of the submarine was seen
back from functioning and finding 53‘", use 24th, between the hours of 'l a. in. some distance away. The Ubonl;
quickly submerged and a few minutes
Jitter she saw the wake of the torpedo.
ti
.A-x
._.,_.__.
As "to women's responsibility. women;
lous services conducted by
.. BeCODd'ClllSS cruiser Tatsuta.
' tennstructlon of another sectmd-clnss,
T’wotnun and of the home. which harks
'back to pioneer days. The world has
. become the home of her children; her}
YOKOSUKA». Japan, August 14.--
The keel of the battelsbip Mutsu, a
super-dreadnought with a disp‘ace-
(Continued from First Page).
a merit of 43,000 tone was laid hero “5,:mothet‘ love must go out and do for m “50 tons, owned by the PMS-Am-
. tcrday with much rite and l'llllm. Thc'
the world what it has done for the
home. Woman owes it to her children
and to her community to “5: Whral‘lr'f“
priests. ,mornl weight 01' ““59““ user ‘eiwus built at Oakland Cal. last veal.
Closely following the launch of the comm“ good. .lnstead °t being an The tanker was commanded by -l",rlp<
Mich 5501““ domestic individual. woman tulu White and was bound from San
took the water recently. the work or must MW “9 herself “3 “ “0““ me' Pedro. Mexico, for Boston.
tor. 9. 1190888817 member 0‘ ”New” Another Lost in Mediterranean. ~
dependent upon her. herself depend“t PARIS. August ’lq'fif‘our hundred
orlcan Petroleum and Transport Com-
pany of Los.Angolcs. Site was 425
ceremony consisted of .Shlnto l‘oltp-‘
feet long, with a beam 'of 57 feet and
Shinto
cruiser, Rome. is to be started ablhc
the association ' have for too ions thought 0‘ lhew‘ ‘ Captain Morrisey turned about and
.. . «w-w . selveskns apart from public affalrs. OIL STEAMER started full speed for port.
JAPANESE BUILD ~ th‘ hoihe. herhchil‘dt‘en. Ioflfttyt'u‘rligsgl VICTIM OF A The weather was very thick and tho
looked after, 5 c as no c 0 captain reported that he heard sev-
NEW BATTLEsmplobligatlon. But this is 0 6011099110“ 0' . SUBMARINE eral steamers' in the vicinity blowing
~thelr fog horns.
WASHINGTON. August ll.-~lnloto
tmatlon to the Navy Department l.~
day regarding the sinking of an Amer-
ican oil tank steamer by a submalmo.
last night. said'thc vessel was torpe~
docd thirty miles south of 'ne mouth
of Ambrose Channel. which would be
nearer Barnegnl, N. J.
l Thirty-five men were landed
seven were reported missing.
ontl.
About 125 employes of H. Jacobs &
‘:. I MR. STOKES SELLS
ll
Sflfifiho navy yards early. next month.
The Ruins is of the some type as me,
Tatsuta and on her‘complellon is to‘
.. belong to the light cruiser squadron.
CARITAS ISLAND.
GREENWICH, Conn., August 14.-—J.‘
G. Phelps Stokes has sold his proper-
. W. known as Caritas Island. cont-lien,
ing of live acres of land, with a hand-l
some residence and two small pot.‘
tages, at Wallack's Point, Stamford“
Conn, to Joseph P. Bartram. of New
York, who has been occupying the
summer. K.
The property, held at $150,000. was
utto... ..... ......4coan
_,'1‘"S.'PRIDE SOAP
tot”... ........ Bebar
. ‘ QUALITY NEW-
IE’ BUTTER, ~
4%
i Cottage Street
East Norwalk
Brisket Cornecheef . . . . . . . . . >.. filSc lb. »
Plate Cornengeef
..--...,‘.¢...2201bl‘
Roastsof Vealfla... ........ :............26clb.a
RibVealCltops..............
.............28clb.
Native Tomatoes ..... 65c large basket .
FANCY PINEAPPLES FOR
nonwm. . .
CANNING a; -. -~
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets . -
SOUTH NORWALX.
“ 51:10 and $1.354doz. 1 ‘
"4 .
asold through. the‘ngency of Thomas N. -
Cooke, of Greenwich_ and 8. Harry Ab-
handsomest lslnnds on Long Island
Sound. it is well protected by break-
]mainland by a bridge. hit. Bartram
lintends to make many extensive nu-
provements. ' ‘
WILLIS AND cox ‘RUN. AGAIN.
COLUMBUS. 0.. August 14.—-For
the third time in silt, years. Frank». B.‘
wane. Republican. of 'DelaWare, and
James M. Cox. Democrat." clinayton}
will oppose each other for-the: govern:
otship at the November {election in
Ohio this year. This was 'decld
‘th stataowlde primary elebtlon held
; United, States incense No.
yesterday. Willis, an auction . dry. doe,
NORWALKEINEE '
Brearley" \
ted at Norwalk and
0 .
,3 gm w
V gout," and “Armitdge {nan gmmitteed to the newlteformn- 1
- ory ,rm for Women. at, Eastvame. lied Munitlon -C l ‘ ‘
. Iron: New. Britain. escinei, .ln com-today The 11533? migrant? PM“
no Lottiefirynnt 'ailast ‘ ‘ 'd' ' ‘ ‘
gt
17.903. [ . _
Service BetwoenThisi "m" ‘ “7"““'-’ ‘ . . .
1‘ 7 . ' 'DIDN’T APPRECIATE t‘r. ' lN‘I’ n: W ‘ ‘ ‘
andliew York. . 1 ~ litre. Helen H. Pratt, the first. wolf» ‘ E- ALL'EII. ”Eggs?“ 69M"
IETO)’ {gen 3 ‘ b “P
‘- PARIS, Augustin—rue .IntqlpAii.
fasted Edwin Jones.“'of ,Jacksdn. and.
ohn“H”..,Arnold‘, of columbus, by 25.9
000 my 50,000:_‘votes.»>accdrdlnz to 93““
road. at eleven o‘clock in the m"m"to the Messageries Maritimes, .pt'o-
SI. ‘ ‘1 . . _
range house in.Sound Bench this‘am interested may ilnd Ill“ qum‘wim military passenger‘s, was tor!
‘largs by ap . Li ‘ ‘
‘to Miss Dot a Stone 1’1““er the '. Ill-15. Four hundred and forty-two
bott. of Stamford. Carlton island has}
. ilong been recognized as on» of the-
» Water and is unique with its-trees and _
.1 rocky shore. It is connectedwtth theI
l
i,
ii Regarding .the quota of 49 men to
ed ROI-rues
mates bassoon completely“ unolllcial.
:hali the‘
on society. Therefore “01“?” {‘1ng and forty-two men are missing as a‘Sons are enjoying their annual outing
learn ‘0 act emcient‘y th'mufn'mé" to 'result of the torpedolng of the French ' at compo 'Bcach today. They loll on
chinery or her 1m)Iihl'gm It]; Idle, ‘ias steamer Djemnah ‘in “‘9‘ Mediteszpet-lal cars at 9.30 this morning for :L
the can only do a w ‘~.cnt~— rsuean the night of July 14-15, while q- t nd leasure a the 1.01,“.
f‘ully learned how her gov'erf‘l‘..l.Th bound, from Blzerta to Alexandria day 0‘ .por a p ‘ ' l. ‘ '.
local. state and “mum-““9:- 3‘1 8 with troops on board. according to an 18" bathing place. The ”men!“ or in”
citizens 0’ 9"er continual y m“? oilicial announcement last night. Four firm have done everything to providfl
something ‘0 5”? I”! lumt‘o gagglzdayslater thofI’rcnch steamer Ana. “,9“. (.mpzoyes with a good time and
Ratings: :vtiltleaisns‘t’lmgémggracyldtn nolfiullan also was torpedoed in' u“! have made special arrangements for
, . . ‘ an. a a r
existence apart from its people. : giliflarggfimr steamer was toi‘pcdoed the bathing. dancing and refresh?!» on
T’I'he 119’: cfséllyeflovgrlnmggt‘yggg but remained afloilt. The text of the
“ own an ' ’ . ‘ communication to lows: do '5 sport. -
will be at Miss'i‘uylor‘s. 135 F1“ Hill! "The steamer lljcmnalt. belonging . y
a“... ___.. A‘ 1
OR MEDICINE Guess.
WORK
ing, Tuesday. August 20th» Any “’1‘“ ceeding from Bizerta to Alexandria, P‘BACTJCE
M.
It has been said that the practice or
medicine at best is simply a gllmu of
lying to M1“ Tilly“! or padded and sunk the night of July
brary, NorWalk. ‘men are missing.
the Mediterranean
.. . ‘ ,___.... j “0 v 'JUIY, 19 . .. ' fdl'ufls
steamer Australian, belonging to the guesswork, because the actiono . ‘
LOCAL BOARD T E RIEN , some company, ,Was torpedoed and varies to do a great degree upon dtlfcr-
SEND MOR ‘ , lsunk. Seventeen sailors were killed,’em individuals; but when a medicine
'Passenger’s to the number of 948 has lived for forty years constantly
.rstPal-“t-~- " - V ‘ ‘
tantrum“ ‘9 linensiicmi...... mt...
. "' . r ’ . ' tot its merit. Suchamctb
‘ Devens 31335.,and‘one to Camp steamer winch was toxpedoed was greater proo
(Sank. J. ’ .kept afloat. icinc is Lydia E. Pinkham’s “gm“?
Farmer Boys Must Go. "Numerous ‘
the submerged submarine."
herb remedy. now recognized flom
F0 0 li'lmp Green on! GE. ‘0”, August GLOUCESTER, ““188. August 1~Ir~ . ed
t ‘ 1 " , v A ' shore'to shore as the standaid 1'81“ N
‘. W IO 9.ny be 20 a all- Owners of the fishlng Schooner Oil _ ‘ .. '
26thp there In P b > i ‘ ff 1 l“ .
*tTlme,s'prevleouslyf‘reported sunk by ‘ u
l .. am‘ the“ 1917 rest-tropic ,
lab 8 fl ' German submarine, said today the yes-
will include. all or. vthenlz-fregistrants , .
‘from the farms in the district. who sol was safe in an Atlantic port. 1
have been held back gs long as possi- . NEWVYORK, August _14.‘-‘The Fred-
tosselst in tilting the crops. All erick R. Kellogg ‘-was a ,-new tank
of the hay and the majority of the steamship of my; tone gross register.
grain crepe havel'alread'y been garner- valuedgat marathon $1,500,090. [in .
led leaving only the balance of the der command of Captain C. H. White.
‘ PM A. A she was on her, way from Tamplco.
é.“
lanterns shop
82 norm mm eraser.
a West ParK'Place, sonnet-g
’. " toesiand the corn crop to befgath- -- _ f , _ _‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
2%_3 ‘ - '_';. . ' ‘ , ,. ‘l Meal, to Boston with a cared 0‘ “9' F ; R irea
. 'Bclrd’MemherI ausy.i a proximatel‘y‘ moo barrels of crude _ 111,78 epa _
. a .; ’Bonr ,‘ - ,.. ' ’ -
.o tomb to or the Luca ion m5?“ owned by the Petrol-l .Ymm yourown or 11-015: on
overtime to have the The "e
The. latest ruling on; auto Trans
1:11 code 1 A ll “
“rd worms "eiully raunchy disper-
on: really: Company. and was H
m month at ,lelmdllfi'fim- .
l‘
which are to prove big factors, in the
bombs were 'thrown at Compound,that famous old root and.
‘ -.-r. o aria 1 , . , ‘
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