0. Therefore be it resolved:—
‘niet there is no cause for
worry—but those who can-.
not be happy otherwise may
continue to worry if they
choose. We aim to please.
THE.
F
ERRiS
WALWNPMW
" Repairing
lligh. tirade Work a
Specialty ‘
Official Service for
.Chévrolel, {Maxwell
and Gréha’m Bros.
Trucks '
ford Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks waed in any dis-
ence.
r I ' ‘
Austin sharape
Phone 1959. Seeview Ave
EAST NORWALK
,"A will tor or
“ ack teal 40
JusgBeceived
i ”Will Relative to New
f j_ ‘1’"Sttit
* SEPTEMBER 1st
at 81 Washington St.
' Formerly occupied by A.
lilckeraian & Son
atlb‘ertal). Morgan
mm
: m ‘nORWALK. LINE
lest Freight Service Between This
: i City and New York
Steamers "‘Olio" and "Armitege
" Breerley"
Freight accepted at Norwalk and
Mill Nor-walk from 7:30 to 5:92.
freight received at Pier 45, Ice-t. 4t?
«payer! Torte. from 7:30 ‘. .e l.) 5 p.
in“; Steamers leavir’. rap; in, East
shiver, New York 4. 3 o’clock, daily.
Sundays emitted.
. «1
isrrcnts
BALL JARS
Qt. Size outto 80¢
Phenol; to ........ .780
SWBRITE GLEANSER
foutto ...... _........4ccan
W's rater. soar ,
" mitto bobar
.mouamr new. .
more some,
)lba cool-eeoeeee-eeee "9c
For This Week‘ ,.
ash-imam
“m". MWMM umfluufoudto be
eaten yneeee-iyte" -
Acts speak louder thenweada. Do warmest”.
, OUTSIDIWUDOWS.
_ lfyoumadethehhtndcet ' lastwtntei'
meooldenduleo-fertableheeee. tdoitageinl
Itienotcnbtdl-bfieaafle. ,butnicbtyenpmaintwieeas
much noel—Deane —aedereinedtemper.
Thereienohooaeeewellbniltbntwhetommlm-
nowswinooas'rmmn hetter.nelteitatoreeosnfort-
.‘e‘
... .. 4
““11"“. W
, ,Ifrou’lloom rrow,anydey,we’litellyopwhet
It Will ooettomehe pentarteblenmlaeveeoal.
" ‘ ‘Dottnow.”
The Hatch t": Bailey Co.
M
Clearance Sale
Afters few busy weeks of selling we 11nd our stock with
odds and ends. broken sine ranges, atyloe we cannot re-order.
Etc. In order to clean house of these (ell this season‘s merch-
andise) goeaonaeieatmoney aavingpa-wea. Lotsereentelland
whentheyareeloeedout cennotberepleced. Botheold
tip, be on hand bright and . One dollar here buys as much
as two dollarselsewhene in the line of Women's and liaeee'
00m, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waist: end Petticoats. Come
“a "m mm “Mutual-tat
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND surr HOUSE _
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
—-—-— AT THE 1—.—
Siandard Butter. & Egg Co.
12 North Alain St, So. Norwalli Phone 1990
Fresh Eggs - ‘ltc doz
Elein Creamery Butter.....'. ......
Ma‘rvel Condensed Milk...‘ .....
Sweet Clover‘Milk ...... 16c
Etanorated Milk 11c
Libby’sCornedBecf...»................... 38ccan
one. a.
2 cans 25c
so.
Standard Butter & Egg CO.
12 North Main Street
continua all
n tumult
0f11,904 Men Sent to Camps?
1.1.534 Were Accepted For 1
Service 1
Connecticut stands eighth among;
the states of the Union in the number
of men rejected at military trainingt
camps. official statistics prepared byi
physiicans in charge of the’work at]
the camps show. 1
Local draft boards who have re-9
ceived copies of the statistics. pub-u
lished in the Medical Journal. pointed‘
out today that this furnished a sweep-i
ing refutation of the report recently"
made that many men from Connecti-i
out were being rejected for military;
service in training camps because}
their initial examination had not been]
sufficiently thorough. ,
The percentage of civilians rejected?
1
I
,lessn
\
rail or fibre.
:passed by local draft boards. This. is;
Int-Ir nuttvalir tow mess
Order‘ Your Groceries Here and .
Have Them Delivered Direct 2
to Your. Home. ’
Golden Santos COii’ee ... . . . . . .. lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95c
Fancy Whole Grain Rice .. . . . . . . .. 3 lbs. for 35¢
White or Yellow Corn Flour ; . .. . . . . . . 3 lbs. for 25¢
Heinz Cream of Tomato Soupmercan . . . . . . . .. 11c
New York State Full Cream-Gimme. lb: . (..33%
Chamberlin’s Dried Beef (Sliced to order). lb. . 70c
Armour’s Maraschino Cherries. bottle ......... 25c
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. k. . . . . . . . 51c
Warner’s Macaroni or Snaahetti. blur. . . . . . . . . . . . 9c
20 Mule Team Borax Chins . . . . . . 15c and 40c pkg.
20Mule Team Borax. .. . ........... l lb.nklt.'15c
NEXT TIME my
i A. F.Beckmaflfl&.CQ-.
" incorporated" . \
i 83 on Washington Street} shortcuts
t
l
,SPAIN TO TAKE
tect Spanish crews and passengers.
‘ sentiment
Smoked Shoulders
tilt-suit srmnsf
...-.......e-‘-‘.‘ i-.' ..... 26¢ a
BrisketCornedBeef,................,....lScig.
SoltdlieanCornedBeef...“..............28c 1)..
sudbgge 'l‘omaspteiegwfiegJa 65clarrre2lasket.
“Bits Tree” tire Rasnbe y‘ '
at
‘ J ..... . . . . . .. ‘
Heine’s, Sweet Mixed Fling? in bulk ......gahcciti'. -
Plain Olly 30cat.'ier "
10c box
\ .
V ' also will be liquidated.
“ in: to th criminality she has practiced
. whleht.-'ls' lndhapa‘nseble‘to its exist-
'hdltae’sSanitary More. ’ _,
Patificsa‘ 1' es ... - e I 1 “are one a '," rover-each~
' ‘ someone;
seawater... .
as turned down at the army canton-S
ments as unfit for active service ist ova] ones.
3.10 per cent. of the total number»
a smaller percentage of rejections, of prices.
than thOsc of five-slants of the states:
of the nation.
i The total number or men sent to
training camps front Connecticut. the;
Medical Journal says. is 11,901. Ofi
,these 11.534 were accepted for activer
service and 370 were rejected.
ness to any room.
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Tristram 3 &
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Let’s Look Ahead 3 Bit
Almost before we realize it. the shorter days and [outer niehts will be with
us. and the necessity of brilrhteninir up the home with new
Carpets. Rugs, Draperies and Curtains
will be a preciated by ev h ' . ' ' be th
of hurry there $1.1“ bguscmfe So the sooner this work Is eun e
'Come to Our Carpet Section
CARPE’I‘S—We havethem of all irradcs from a Wilton Velvet to those of
BUGS—Bin and little ones in all sh
§ for Draperies and Furniture Coverin
—
.___-_.
‘ - «arr
_
4—
Hyatt“
apes and sizes. including the popular
STAIR CARPETS—An exceptionally irood aSSOrtment with a wide rangfi _
DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS—In this section are all kinds of materials
its that are .sure to add a touch of cheerful-
MADE UP CURTAINS. SHADES AND ALL KINDS OF FIXTURES
.—
.EFl Silllllli
grinsr—wan EVER
FOUGHT wrrII AID
or LADY NICOTINE
(Continued from First Page.)
‘belligercnt countries to provide lhci
soldiers with little “extras." and the:
tchlef of these has been tobacco. i
I To British soldiers almost uncount‘ [‘OM’ON- “13““ 31 (Correspond-
able millions of cigarettes and hun-lence 0' The Assot‘iatvd i’iessl.~Niiio
sailors. four of whom were dying of
diode of tons of pipe tobacco have. “hum“ left by a German ubrnarine
-. . s .
been sent. duty free. But despite,
these enormous shipments. the con- , _ .
innumtlon or tobacco in the British!”m ‘“ ”I9 Mr”! Sea. where elem of
isles has steadily increased. The cost l ”m" an“ “5 ”‘9 “0"? 0’ Hun barber
inf tobacco hunollmbcd from 12 cents! fly ‘0” by Haekou Ohlfiom ”19 “0‘8
:10 48 cents ‘a‘ ”pound for the low-:"TVIVOT of the Norbegian bark Fig
'arade. dark American product, and n i “Dion. now recovering in a British na-
illght China tobacco used for blend-i V“ hospital. When “0" death, Ohi-
ing purposes has Jumped from 12 come son was rescued by a, British motor «1
boat patrolling in Helgoland bight.
to 96 cents a und.
pn l The Egllnton was carrying coal to
Anxiety. nervous strain. inseparable
, from a areal W". “m held responsible Norway when attacked by the subma-
{to rthe increase in smoking at home.I rlne firing shrapnel, The captain’s ‘
:Testimony from the front is that with-: right arm was shattered. the steward
.0“! Keenrous supplies of tobacco ”whens badly wounded in the leg. a aca-
.men could not withstand the strain man "“5 shot through ”1“ body. and
,of continuous conflict. lino second mate's arm was torn by
l England's chief source of supply is? “Will?"-
ilhe Unit States. and the fear is cit-i
; tertslned here ‘llllll owing to the' Pl" 01“ 8 raft made 0‘ 5"“ planks Md
twffi possible mpmwnpp with 9,-0.1 supported by barrels. A barrel of ear ,
auction the” and an increased home ‘37 and I 0186 of biscuits WEN DIICN'
,demend, the ‘ltniotmi available for” the rail. The submarine came up.
lll__lll_E_llNlllFl
commander to perish on a ramshackle ‘
The ship filled rapidly but the crow
Shoes, Dresses,
Hats, Kimonos,
this rcounlry
,sened. Bonded stocks here are ...-..mwlthln twenty feet of the unfortunates
inow dangerously depleted owing "’1” it circled about the raft.
decreased imports. . "‘Not a word did the Huns any in]
France and ltaly, with legit 9x..llfi." said Ohlson. “althGugh they could.
.tensive sources of supply. have spar-| “‘0 0'" wounded and the piight “’6
"ed no efforts to meet the tobacco'were in. There was It stiff breesef
ineeds of their soldiers. and the samaiblim’lna and I expected U10 raft 10
l is true of Germany lbl'f‘flk up. The submarine steamed
The London press is speculatingiawaifi
whether it may not yet become nieces-,1 The wounded seamen died 800!) af-
teary to institute some system of to-,lPrWIrd and we threw his bodv Ner-
' board. The next morning, after a
Ihacco rationing for those smokers not
ensured in pmducilve war work. [Sleepless night far all. the steward
died and then the second mate. We
lsltoved their bodies into the water
also. (in the. third day the captain
'dled. Then 1 must have lost count of
ALL INTERNED i t m "mom, 0, ....
GERMAN SHIPS: toltltftlh giro? fouitdamyself alone with
ltlto chief mate. . t
"i did my best to cheer him up, but
“- he only said, i am going down into the
The (‘abinet statement. transmitted cabin to not fly pipe: and i knew hits,
from Madrid by the Home Agencywmlnd was going. He died that after-l
'Bui‘r: inoon. and i managed to get the body,
"in the course of the recent nleet-iclearot the rail." 1
than held at Madrid. the Government! One of the barrel buoys had leaked
considered the international situation.‘ and that end of the raft settled low"
"As a consequence of the submarine in the water. Brine got into the blew,
camnnilm. more than twenty Der 09m- cults and into the barrel of fresh wsw
of our merchant ntarlne' has been ter.
sunk. more than one hundred Spanish ‘t'l was alone on the raft for five
““0“ have perished. a considerablcmoys." Ohlsonrwent on. “i ‘dldn't see
number of sailors have been wounded E a single ship all that time. I must have;
and numbers have been shipwrecked been a little delirious..beceuse i‘dlosef
and abandoned. Ships needed exclu‘“ cent of the hours. I was wet through;
slvely for Spanish use have been too At night l'd hear the water swishing‘
pedocd without the slightest pretext.‘ round me and then] would sleep." ;
serious dimculties resulting to navlge-. 0n the nlnth_dny be heard distant
lion. "firing. He managed to get it his knees
"The Government has believed it is to look about him. There was the
unable. without falling in its essential British patrol boat. When Ohlson was
obligations and withoitt settinlz aside taken aboard he collapsed. ‘
neutrality. to defer the adoption of
measures necessary to guarantee
Spanish maritime trailic and to pro
(Continued from First Pane).
l
l
Some of the candy manufacttirers
,who used‘lndignantly to deny that they
"Consequently. the Government has used glucose in place of sugar, are now
decided to address the imperial Ger-strenuously arguing that they use all
man Government and declare that ore-18mm“ and no sugar.
ing to reduction of infillliak‘; !to its exit ‘
treme limit. will be oh as n case 0
new sinkings to substitute therefor' '4‘"me 1", the “Pm"-
German vessels interned in Spanish. '
ports; This measure does not imply
the confiscatioh of the ships under de- .
iinlte title. it would be only a tem-
porary solution until the establish-
ment of peace. ,when Spanish claims
’._...J
nil anus
Just bl Broadway II Mm Went I511: SI.
1“ Blockefrorn 45th Street Entrance
‘ to Grand Gnu-a1 Nation.
a romenwill find
...——
“Our ambassador at Berlin has re-
celved instructions to bring this decr-
sion to the notice of the German (law .,
eminent. The Spanish Government
does not doubt that the German Gov.
ernment will appreciate the clrcum- '
stances determinate this resolution
and will recoknlae that Spain. in libid-
5 'O‘fl'heatrnt dll_
”38mm
1. uni—a .
,I art-indies 0! all
’anb I . "
roed'e.,:t'tr;a)‘ce
,cara. bus tin
since the beginning of the war. has
sacrificed mfiny‘nf her rights and 19;.
ultimateoonvenienees when it has ,
been possible: without affecting the
Illsnltriot Spelmandher national lite. -
"The decision of ‘tbo Government to
secure for. itself i, ltilflcient tonnage,
once, does not adopt its one resolve .
. it
fit” be materially ”5.9 fired into the sinking bark and passed ‘
‘ of patrons. 115 Main street. Bridgeport.
“ roller buckles.
‘ once of the New York, New Haven at
. Hartford railroad and have been plac'
H. Krteger &
We are now closing out balance of
our Summer Stock
AI Greatly Reduced Prices
We take Thrift Stamps as
Weekly Payments
Co
Waists, Skirts,
Marabou Boas,
ummmrmvfi ‘4 A"
- I
NEW PATENTS ISSUED T0
CONNECTICUT'S INVENTORS
The following new patents were is .
sued to the inventors of the state. July
26.1918; the list is furnished from “10'
office of the A. M. Wooster, solicitor.
Conn. ,. .
Carl 2. Anderson. Bridgeport, elect-
ric switch. .
Arthur J. Beauchcmln. A. J. Laroche,
Hartford. latch. ,
George 1’. Carroll. llanford. (2)
safety construction for refrigerant and
other fluid. circulating apparatus, and
safety controlling mechanism for com-
pressing machines.
Julian Smlgel. Hartford, soldering
tool.
Meyer .\‘. Finkelstein.
lamp. _
John N. Reynolds. 0. F. For-shore.
Greenwich. terminal bank.
David Grant, Middlefield, (2), ‘die
mechanism for shaping gun sights and
other articles. and melting gun sights.
Sidney C. Hills, orrlngton. egg beater.
Christen R. Kaddeland, Shelton.
dual adjusting mechanism for ink
fountains. etc.
Knud Knudsen, Plainvllle. handle.
Designs.
Albert G. Whittier. Wellingford.
spoon. fork or similar article.
Fowler Manning, New Haven, show‘
case for shoulder arms.
Trade Maria.
The Curio Engineering corporation.
Merideu, certain named electrical a’p~
paretus. machines and supplies.
North & Judd Mfg. 00.. New Britain,
Greenwich.
NEW SCRIPT 500KB HERE. 1
The new script books, isucd by the ‘
United States railroad administration.
have been received at the local ticket
ed on, sale. These books replace the
mileage books formerly sold. but they ;
difler from the mileage books in that;
LIMOUSINES
AND'TOURINGCARS
Fonmnnron ALL
. _ SPECIAL raids on TRIPS ..
; FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY ‘
" " ‘ “mime ~ .. ‘
. as
they are good on any railroad operat-
ed under government control anti lerIu
that they may be used either in pa)-
ment for a ticket at a station tit-irt
cities or may be tendered in payment;
of fare on trains. The coupons an out.
good unless detached by an authorised
employe of the railroad company
The books on sale are good lor 1,000
miles, or thirty dollars in tare. Willi
the war lax included the books 5. ll tor
32.40. The Boo-mile books will go on
sale September 15. They will Sl‘ll tor
$16.20. ludlng' the war tax. The
books a limited to one year from tho
date of sale.
Neuroléid
The agonizin pain of
neural ta yiel saimost
instant y to the pain
'relievlnzpowerotthewonder:
fnlnewdlsoovery
ache. cheat
rims-
and
In ICIiIII’ .
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