Kilometre
I
we don’t care a rap-if other
good jobs are too on the mop
L-sve're getting you out. of the '
: rite
PERM}?
twltottrasr
-
Repairind
. Iilgh Grade Work a
' Specially
- Official Service for
_Chevrolei, Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
Trucks
"Ford Repairing and Paris.
Wrecks Towed in-any'dis-
ance.
Anslin’stlarage -
Beeview Ave
usr NORWALK
g.
A Nliw [M or
Black Leal . 40
, Just Received
Will Remove do Now
if ' " Store
SEPTEMBER lst
at 84 Washington St.
Formerly occupied by A.
Dicker-Inn & Son
“cttynnlirtowYork
Steamers “'Olio" end "Amitega:
’= . Brantley"
Sundays exam
Albert D. Morgan
3.. THE N9RWAI$I§WWE
it
ah
I. arm: wanted at Norwalk andl
‘fibuth Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:1"..j
inreight received-at Pier 46. But 4"“
' GEN” York, from 7:80 ‘. g. to 5 p.
.m.‘ Steamers leaving 0“ 03, East
River. New York 4. 3 o'clock, daily.
o
' . Clearance Sale
Attorsfewbnayweakaofsollingwanndourstookwith
brohsn also ranges, styles we cannot ro-ordor,
finboon blightand .
as two dollars elsewlue in the
Costs, Suits, Dresses. lklrts. Weists end Petticoats.
and save money.
THE P" " Rts '
CLOAK’AND sus'r HOUSE
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS
. FOR HIRE Eon ALLOCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES on TRIPS _
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
_ ~ WELDING
' VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Phones 1360. 2011. 17 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
‘ of Bridgeport he met twu men.
(On-fleaai on- m Pace)“
1. i I: ,« ’
.AU tar; 'AFTER‘
’ WGOWNER
l . . . ‘
."I haven't heard a word about it,"t
said the South Norwalk chief of po-:
“08. “and there can be nothing to It.
If it was reported at the Norwalk ate--
tiou, We would have some mood at it‘.
here at hammers." ‘ l
ristram ‘ &' HYatt " .
Norwelk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Mr. Thompson has a summer place;
at Compo Beech. and he was en route '
from his Eest lain street house to'
‘th Flue. about 4:30 Thursday mom-1
133. he says, when an excited meal
hailed him from the fosdside. about'
walk. Mr. Thompson stopped, and thet '
man told him this story: '
“He was en route from New Haven u
to New York, in a touring cer owned
by his employer. About 10 miles eastl
onel
dressed in the uniform of a sailor.thet
other In the uniform of a soldier, and.
they asked him for a rider. He tookl
them in. and. at Bridgeport, bought;
them breakfast. Then they resumed‘
their journey towards New York. Toni
or fifteen'minutes bstore Mr. Thomp-1
son's arrival, one ol' the strangers!
drew a revolver, tired a shot in the!
air to show the firearm was loaded,{
'und then. pointing at the man. cont-i
tmanded him to stop. lie did so, and.
[the men the: searched him and took?
820. They ordered him to get out all
jibe car, and. though he pleaded with
them for :5 of the :20. they rode away!
in the automobile. leaving him pens-1
less." ..
| Mr. Thompson said lie-took the man. «~—
!in his car to the Norwalk‘polloe ate-l use of linings in hats is tllficuur.
tion and left him there. lie did not'aged for the spring season, 1919. and
take the man's name. although he did i will be discontinued for the fall seav
give him his own card. icon, 1919. Election. cords, buttons,
Asked today it he thought the tuannnd eyelets are discontinued. as well
was telling the truth, Mr. Thompeou'u stickers generally put in the top
said he had no reason to doubt hlsvof soft hat . The variety of colon
word. He said that. he appeared to be of fur felt ate for both women and
about 06 years of age. and VII Mill“! men are to be restricted to nine. The
excited. He was well dressed and a wish of men's in“ will be con-
\
Men’s Bathing Suits
Boys’ Bathing Suits .
Ladies’ Bathing Suits
Bathing Cans
Bathing Shoes
Bathing Stockings
Bathing 'i‘iirhts
' STATE MUST PROVIDE
man 0" intelligence. and MY- Thomll‘lilned to black. two shades of brown.
son had an idea he was the agent tol‘itwo shades of green, two shades of
some coinmerrlal house. lsteei, pearl and Belgian belly. No
When the Stamford man was toldlstyles are to be produced In the so
t at. there was no record 0! the C'challed staple shades In dimensions
‘a South Nov-walk 90”“ hudd“‘"¢“.ot six-inch crowns and three and a
he miter-ted his "element "It! behalf-Inch brlms.
took "16 ml" 1h?"- The board also recommends that In
‘ order to conserve space In shipment.
six hats be packed in a carton where-
evcr possible. and that salesmen
carry one sample trunk only on the
initial trip and no sample trunk on
the duplicate trip of each mason.
To SAERTFICE
soon As WELL
. 15,540 WORKERS ‘
-.___.._.—
(Continued mm I'm On).
“The production divisions of the
{army are daily pressing us to fill
shortages which are seriously retard-
Ing war projects of major importence.
Unless prompt relic-t Is obtained. a
As MEN’S BLOOD
rat-1r ‘IIELIVI-IIIY . ‘ Instructs
You” Win Matié'No‘ Mis-
take/113' Placing "Your
Orders Here.
The Best of Everyfldng to Eat and Drink at
Popular Prices. Everythingfiuaranteed.
Walter Baker’s Cocoa.1-2'lb. tin
CoastBrand'l‘unaFish percan
Challenge Blend Coifee‘perlb.
Nucoa Nut Butternut“).
VeryBestNativePotatoenlblbs.............
CahforniaOniomfineMlh 4c
Critbro’s Brand Pure Apple Butter 180-48333
WhiteRoseBrandShmup 2cans25o
3 lbs. White or Yellow Corn Flour ‘ 25c
FreshOatFlakes‘...................3Ibs.for25c
.g'A. F.Beckmann 8100.
i
SS???
ll-DIOOCIIIIO'
_ Phone 1405
Incorporated
8: & 85 Washington Sireei‘
M
number or plants. upon whose product
.our armies as dependent, may have
*to shut down for lock of common la-t
bur. Much of the unskilled labornolees 4,000,000,000 pounds of fats,
being secured is merely shifting from 100,000,000 pounds at beef products,
one job to another. The lhdustfld,600.000.000 bushel-t d cereals and
program or in. country can be made‘1,500.000 tone at cutter. However.
(Continued from First Page.) /
armies only ll! filling the gap from there will be no need for drastic food
men who are now arranged in non-warfrationing in the allied countries ex-
work.' This can and must be donhlcept In the case ol hotter and beef.
and done at once. A movement to In-‘ Harveats Abroad.
duce men to leave non-essential furl In a statement dealing with his ob-
wgr work must be spread throughout pervatiop abroad. Mr. Hoover said, in
the length tutti breadth of our land." ipaI-t:
Mr. Karin-r) oillca at the State Car» “The harvests In France. England
‘itol is taking up at once the task of and Italy are better than one could
provldlnk for the ahlftins'ol this new Irexpect In the tremendous drain at
common labor quota. These quotas,man~powcr in the front. This Is due
are to be as rigidly enforced as the to the women. There is no sight in
quotes under the seleclive service law. the world tha't wOuld appeal to the
read the new labor program. which the
lGovsrnment has put into operation. is.
second in importance as a war mens-
,uro only to the selective draft.
W
SINKINGS OF THREE
.AMERICAN YESSELS
ARE MADE KNOWN
(Continued from first Pm).
_ Three men were reported last In the?
Vsinking of the West Bridge. There
:was no loss or life among the crew oi .
the Cubore.
' Members oi the crew of the West
Bridge reported lost are: ..
Jens P Nielsen, fireman. Denmark;
William 1. Porter. iii-omen. Porllhnd.
«Ore; Robert J. lcConkey. Mount Ver-
non..Washingtcn.
The West Bridge and Cubore were
homoward bound when sunk.
ally millions of women doing all the
work of getting in the harvests while
and driving‘back the Germans.
"Upon North America fella the bur-
den oi food supply. While Canada can
‘A
enormous army. We can do It If we
,aimply have the
Ouglr Only Real ottscutty;
"The only real dilllculty in the
.United States in sugar. and that is It
cannot take ships f in our army or
Allies end send-them o the East In
dies to Jetch us candy and sweet
divide the West lndisn sugar with the
Allies and put up with whet we have.
'There is, even then. enough sugar-tor
' scsnrzrfs ShilliillAY SPECIALS
i"rnnansnounnaas'7.......'........‘ 280 lb.
_ snouLDnItsorynAL.........
I Emporvnan ....... ........ 30th
noo.-.-ae--.
SPECIALS ”
4 For This. Week
fl; 'outto 78c
8mm CLEANER ~
{outta do
A awn-T's rams soar
“to...“ bar
can
‘SEALLFOWLS secrets.
3 ~"Siamese Shamans 260 lb.
shrines-sentry Markets 7;
nonwent. , ’ K pom roam;
_. _ _ united States License Ito. 17,903. ‘
/'-
,fi8clb
14°th .
‘The listof restrictions Issued in’W.S SJ’LEDGE‘
Washington had not been received by .
hat manufacturers In this city up to REDEMPTION DAY
this afternoon. Announcement of‘ such
(manned non l‘irst
restrictions had been expected. how-
ever. as the .veriouslitems mentioned 4 , .
In “’8 desp'w‘“ trout Washington those who made war savings pledlieai
[em discussed at ""3 conference 3'" asking them to fulfill their obligation
tween the war service and the emigr- tcr August on or before AULlIlBt 27th.
ration hm" h“ "ek' Harry c‘tMotc than 250,000 folders have been;
" Lecithin, 0' Danbury. ‘9 a member of distributed through the poet cilices..
regs!) ‘(
a ’-
“mam"! Vi“ hive *1 ““39“" in New has been placed In every homo. Slate!
\u-*~ .._....
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program for.) '
‘ nouns.“
. ‘stylea.:co"imi‘.."shepel, would and
.[York next Tuesday to-diacuas matters; Director Harrell Cheney today au-'
"mm”! i° M‘wm‘m' thorlaed the {allowing statement:
A ““9““ ‘0 the Daily News Rec-t "it. Is presumed that every 2il:lll,W0-
'ord; New York. one of the leading-m“ and child in Connecticut is car-
textile bublica‘tione of the countrydfymg out the v” “'1“. .. pledge
from ".8 Washington MOO. Bay! 0‘ "minimal: he or m [MSW ln'lha bl!
mtrlciionia ill.“ gnnouuwd: .. t'drtvo culminating on 'June adrji‘here
"The constrain division oi the is ‘ certain amount at regularity do
War indugtries’jdoerd innocent to nth-KW. however, and also ms are
hers °~t m“ fur ”S "°°lt'°|Um”'lprobabiy akfew who have tor the me
“a ‘7‘ m. WWW“ “PM ' t- tot-gotten Just what months in
woolielt betbodias’. a schedu‘" {miner was“ to W n, sav-
‘ > , I." the bulimia”. For that reesonweheve
m“ ‘1'”) tnxbeonmo ’1' Initiate-designate e cartel derail!
“fine hopethgtuon‘ that occasi ‘ there
will be asi‘ outpouring oi evenbody pa-
fective SupW'nig. "ml-tens;
new owner :
. meantime bo-
to keep pace with the‘needs of our.Mr. Hoover added. beginning Sept. LIGERMANY‘ IS
leated In the instructions to the Span-t
Americen heart as that of the liter-t
their men are at work in the shops
export 100,000,000 bushels of grain thla‘
:yeargthe major part of the allied pro I
gram for next year falls upon us. ‘
"We have also to feed our own;
will to live with ,
d waste nothin . t
every economy an to 8 mire to mainqu her neutrality.
shortage that cannot be helped. We.
drinks. and .we will simply have to;
‘ generate their own 'curreni and do not'
train line which supplies light In the ~
"‘9 V“ 39m“ committee. Th“ "“m‘mnd It has been announced that one‘wmud prevent engineers 'irom seeing
W" trlotlcell‘y‘ Induce, so that every
"* more = ll“
................... Some Suggestions For
Summeriime Shoppers
Silk Gloves ." .1 3d?" Trunks ‘
Hosiery . Baird . x 3': -.
Handkerchiefs Suit Cases
Neckwear ' ' Umbrellas
Silk Underwear Rain Coats
MuslinUnderwear Couch Hammocks
Woven Underwear Woven Hammocks
H. Krieger 81
Co.
A FEW
Saturday Specials
ANewLotof LINGERIE WAISTS that will sell
for §100each
MARABOUT BOAS from $3.98 to $7.98
A few WHITE SKIRTS. all Washable Satins. to
close out at Half-Price.
Very Fine Showing of FALL HATS at Popular ..
Prim- . ‘ . I.: _
mfim_ M‘
'THE savior OLDENATIMESU
‘ ?ROTESTING Unique Exhibit at Old Dauuerrotypee,
, . Pewter, Lustre Ware and Barnpicn,
T0 SPAIN at Wilton Liam-y Netti Saturday
" "Iv-nous.
tCouue from m Page. The people of Wilton own thvit m-w
'" __._.. ' ’ Librar building. which is free l'tvlll.
submarine warfare. which is reportedl‘m’h d ”1“ “'9 “Ne"‘mi‘ “W‘”
. lsing funds tor iii-t
to hare been sent. says such a proce- beautifully In re I ‘
‘ maintenance by a series of untqtu in-
dilute on the m" 0! Spain as w” indfltertainmeuts that are hilm‘tgng tie-
‘ far ant near.
tiah Ambassador at Berlin might pom. ilighted visitors from
.ny result ln'the severance ox rdpi, The recent tea garden on the I”?
tions between the countries. gccofdfin‘ near the Congregational (‘llui‘i I. y I
to a Copenhagen dispatch to the lax-led [It returns, socially and financially.
change Telegraph Company. The note ? and now comes something else equhu)
declares however, that Germany is ! attractive in the form of an OXl'lIlblr'm
needy to consider limiting. the operylof old deguerrotypes‘bfltgeewatekfl tho
tions of submarines outside of thelvare and sump ers. . , id nt of
ldanger gone , greater part, by the older res e‘ s n
it is said-Germany has informed the town. who have passed illemiow‘ .
render any from generation to generation, as priz-
' . end cannot‘ed possessions.
firstzaeiiinitlmhn‘empuml way. Will Bring Back Mlny "exotica”
0'0"th! the Ml? sayd'. cennot give Many of the exhibitsnp; van}?
~u'p the airliner-incarnate ”a homg‘the pictures, will be lube e
’ll add
'proprlate descriptions. which wt
(hit Spun. which h" expressed ‘vftfilgreatly to their interest. and will hf—
toe
ford .8 chance to view many cramp
'”gfilgmuxumlmlélwblegoflallone of photographic art, in Its ”fittings:
{between ’ Berlin and ‘Madrld over'al men titrattiggil be on pu c
M' l routes for rs .
aSpanish my“: 62%? iniernedl The pewter and lustre wargxztgtttéz
l esseis have failed according to the,will g reveal many rare! emu“
Patio-Pericles: Imperial Chance orttbat wll delight thelover o 3‘
." ”rum“ to l ' '9'. rs they will bring
against aubme-l As for allied-mph our 8 “he."
! m u r
its Iwere‘littlu‘girls. end worked out
Spain that she cannot
'vou Hertllnx 6000
gnisb any 3‘18?an
rine warm?“ ll Mid»
.utntam-‘oi Spain is mini“
. . bile the! m-
. . the essential uses for everyone. and . . tingfilnllfl 1mm and tens w
BEAT INDUSTRY ”m “we “h“ °“' "1“" in ““9”" “ ul‘sfl‘sfirfidnn'nwmd the New England catecbla! an“, _
. .. . lot the minister! 0 g e imaged by» heart how ' .
TRICTED W h'w‘ ' ‘ ‘ ight complements?! “w“m ' '3' t Adam's fell '
Is RES M" Hoover “m “It? milfit‘brl‘tz‘u‘llt rescued lathe More! with Ger- EWe “Med all" '
- ” . I minus a s ee . g - . . . .
(continued Iron: filo OI. 312;: grit/vim the Aldermen 3001:“ ”‘37- ____.____'____‘_____ ' _ 4|: the quaint spelling of that day out
_ ' an done in tood conserve n I" l W . ' " - . . ,~- 2 m;
two of‘ steel and D93" “‘1‘ Belgian .i‘he 1“! year. ‘ V 7 N0 Mon-E OIL ‘ .m’l‘:?nefllll:bi.tm.on la? are "(in ‘ ‘
belly. . O, ‘ _ ENGINE 11AM ‘ Present 0". former Wjum NSIth.
‘a
w
(Continued trom First! Page.)
bialn.
who wish to send exhibits, may 0, I,
lull particulars by addressing Mbrs. E. _ ..
Body Smith. or Sarah L. Middle :00 .
ilton.
4. __,._.,
KILLING AUSTRIAN OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.—Amomciek
depend on the current from the main
steel coaches.“ ‘
The l ht from the electw e es .
‘sbows llogr more than a mile“ tinged dispatch‘h'om Switzerland tofeymizfiy
or the train. The question as to attemptgageinat the lives 0 o __ _
whether. this "long-distance glarb! m increasins in Austria It it: .2}
. i rel commenuen e' ‘ ,
Signal lights had been diam serif'lilillwrmd “so seven" advised oilicere
alt appliance in the cab shove the w i mm“. "' ivers with
gine'er‘to turn on tlti flash. audit 58”“ the rear to have ““0
thoughtihat no. trouble will be met. them at'm. ‘
The road trains not Mingle sortied W "
sections what ‘erc Wigwam“! ... . .- :7 . ' - .
new lishta'.” mmmtrom V}: was BILLS .1. .
‘the‘llghun-tlie'dliytiino new the SA j? ' 4 §
colored lights. Thirdiminilesfi ‘ ;. .. .
“‘° °‘ "'“6' W ”in” tuna—ammo of 1m-
as'tilongtne mourned]: em _ . , a, 4
{3° to prevent accideubn‘fmm brush- Milli.“ M "3'“: 4 , ,
'ing breksmén irom_tho‘mdps of earn. his fl ., ’ 3“.“ 5.2-. 1‘
W‘ ' tn . , ¢ .x -
tlii'm‘ ‘ W
.W‘ 910:! ,_ 111ch
more:
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