a i DECORATORS ... ”. _.......... est lbut not quite) kin- dle with a match—a fire is made in a jiffy. It burns with a most cheerful blaze. a - missed to make prompt de- . There are no re- strictions on Cannel. Burn as much as you need. . THE «ITEMS " (Mi. WNW: 221—“--. _._-- . « Illli county C0MPANY ii? . . ”E .2 fit mtsr STREET ~ Elsi Norwelk stow nt next winter. all hygenic requirements. SEE THE DISPLAY IN . Outside Window season Thanh-leakage about the openings in the frames (or win- dow: and doors is greater in old buildings but even in new buidings the air bakage with the glass exposure. compels i ma- terial increase in the heat sedition for reasonable heating in cold weather. The com! ort resulting from the use of storm sash is an important feature but the principal point is the enor- mous saving of fuel which would result from the equipping of as many dwellings as can be supplied with storm sashes for We are near—just as far as the nearest telephone. The Match 6 Bailey Co. ’- Brass and Enameled Beds . A big and varied stock, in all widths and many designs, With a Wide price range. Every one a special value. ENAMELED CRIBS AND ROCKERS. - CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE COTS for the children that fill sass noswsut BOY wouuoeo (leinuedTrofiIrs: Page.) 319“! or early in August. Dear Friend: No doubt, by this time. you must, think I'm among the missing or have‘ forgotten all about you. but-.you scent . I haven't. Just now we are very busy ‘ and have been. for some time. and the! way things look. at pmsent, we won't; have a l‘t‘nl until we are finished fort We are at the front now and are making history with the rest of the. bill‘s. Many things have happenedl ' since aniline at the front, and the}! sure did give us a warm rec‘aption. 001111115 in. Some of the boys roll bumped off but no one “was seriously pounded. Among them. was my brother. but he got it in the arm tllldi shoulder. and I am very glad to say its isn't serious, lio- may be batik Ivilh' us. in a month or so, 8‘ they \\'I'l'e all sent to a base hospital. Every :shell we throw at Fritz is with the lIltluL'Itl’ of our boys, and you can tell the. world all pity has left us, long ago. l saw my first air battle a few days ago, and it was very txcitiug. but we couldn’t see who won out, as it \vasl home distance away. i also saw a tier-i man 'plane bring down one of our! balloons, but we got him before he. could get away. It sure does give at fellow some satisfaction to see one of them fall, as they pester the. life out} of us. We were under quite a heavy shell fire. the other night. but pulled through all right. They have also: sPnl us some gas. but we were read) ‘ 500d. ‘ THE SHOW WINDOW. -————————. T " l . 'I THE BEST OF SPRINGS AN? MATTRESSES. l RAYMOND a SON ’ .Wall and High Its. lei-walk. ‘ -- _. :BRIDGEPORT CASE CONNECTICUT TO BE REOPENED; MEN LED. THE, 1 m I ALLIES' DRIVE I l (Continued from First Page.) I . ‘ IContinued train First Page). The Iollowmg message was rcccivedI ’ last evening by Alpheus Winter. ex- ‘ aminer in charge of applying the. ——_ |intuit; and the “Mind the first tuiti- ; Bridgeport award, from w. Jen Iniuck.‘ Ill ‘Ill ill the 'I‘Wetity-sixih Division to secretary of the National War Labor '1"? lhlh‘ honor. What had been in Board: i peat-cable sector before the Ameri- i l have talked with Mr. Tait over ram arrived Delta“ to show .ICII‘HU'. the telephone and he and Mr. Wulsh' H “I"! “8"“ ”N“ (‘ompttny M was cf- llave decided to go to Bridgeport on It‘l‘WHl‘dfi HO bfldll’ damned hi R Us Monday. and to hold a hearing at 2 attack that lasted for over twentyiour o'clock relative to application and in-I hours and where the first Manchester with our masks. so didn‘t mind it. in, lieve me, we will soon get them. and you can tell the world. when we do. we'll make it so hot for them, that h—— will seem like Heaven to IIIFIII. It is rumored around that the men from Devcns are here. but. as yet. v.9 haven‘t met any of them. We met the. Stamford boys coming out on real and Sam Davis was looking line. you know him. as he is a South Nor- walk boy. We sure are living close to nature as it has been so long since my cloth— es have been off. I've forgotten the day. We live in outputs and wash. it we can find some water. and when one. has time, So, if anybody wants to study nature, toll thorn to join the A. E. R. of France. and they’ll see all they want. strewn, . in. 4.52. . W" Vlt‘i‘lll‘t’iitllml of the Bridgeport award.‘ NORWALK LINE Freight Service Between This City and New York Iteamers “'Clio" and “Armitage Brearley" Freight acceptcd at Norwalk and South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30. freight received at Pier if», lost lliv- or, New York, from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. in. [Steamers leaving Pier 45, East River; New York. at 3 o'clock. daily. Sundays excepted. m.“ LITTLE SIIOP . Showing of 9‘, i-FALL onssrss’ All Kinds of Sea Food I, A LA CARTF‘. m1 'SIIOI'C Dinners Steak, Chops ant! ~ Chicken. ., V\£—--- Call and the executive council ' week accepted an Offer of the federal they just disappear and spontaneously} J TO sELL BOSTON DRY DOCK. BOSTON. Spet. liti.—Governor Me this government for the purchase of the \Boston dry dock and adjaceni land, for the use of the Navy Department. Nav- III GNOME plan t0 OI‘E‘CI machine Show by such simple, practices as clean cm and other buildings and to make the iivation. fall plowing and raking kill dock and its surroundings a repair sta- and burning 01“ vines. plants “‘d‘ Men for both naval and merchants’ antes. The pmpoaitlon for the purchase of a property was made by Secretary the Navy Daniels through the State terwsys-and Public Land Commis- The federal government is to _ only the actual cost to the state. . it is said. will be diose to 84.- sI-ANteH mewauza moves FATAL mfioun. slept. su-rue death of Terescltelt irotn Spanish infltr last evening. is the first fatality the dimes reported in this! are It is said there are about twen- eaeea here. are u Wesson .. defiant-let‘s: ‘Plcase make announcement of their comine, and of the meeting. so that the parties interested may be present.‘ l in the meantime do not make any further rulings. and postpone election tonight and convention on Saturday. gin other words, take no furl cr ne- lion relative to application 0 waid .or to its intelpreliflion until after the meeting on Mobility. btlt announce IllaI all questions may be submitted at that little. A meeting of the tilacliinisls~who had been on strike for the election of dele- .llillt‘n' to the convention that was to i have been held on Saturday under the . Hidiltr award was called off. '. Both labor and plant officials last 1nlght were preparing to submit ques- ;tions to thc TRIIWVRISII board. John M. Foster; special ngcnt of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. United States ilcpurtmcnt of Labor has open-f led an office in this city and began a wide canvass yesterday of the ironies to ascertain the differences in costs in living bottvcen 1918 and past years. The folks home have asked me if W0] heard of the Pershing Fund. taken up. .wo... Trisiram & Hyatt Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store Seasonable Suits, Dresses and Coats Frequent visits to our SUIT SECTION are advisable these days as we are constantly adding new items to our stock of Ready-to-Wear Garments that are the last word in style. shade and smartness. Al the Dress Goods Counier All kinds of fabrics from all wool some to Cheney’s saline. with wide choice of LIN INGS. and THE BIGGEST STOCK 0F BUTTONS in the city. See the Display of Sweaters . With an extra stood showing of the smaller sizes for misses and children. Reliable Hosiery for Everybody lien and Chickens Northeast Gas . Buoy. 1. 1 Star Buoys, similarly colored and I numbered. now mark the stations. ; . New York Lower Bay—«Craven Shoal; SEVENTY.SEVEN TOWNS [I’cliliouel's for a vote are sentinel! TO VOTE ON LICENSEl has as a The state secretary's office heard from seventy-seven towns to their intentions upon taking ‘to hand their petitions to lilllr ltv ’spectivc town clerks twent; d.» be .t‘ore election. The towns that halo iso far decided on the qtlcuzit-n .tm Gas and Bell Buoy, lls, established, Au-I'yote on the license question at thefihcir present standing on the It..llltl' gust 31. in place of Craven Shoal (his, I guess? lluoy. HS. and Craven Shoal ilail Buoy. these tvvcnty ’ gi‘or the license vote. twelve of that‘Berlin (yes),. PIalmIIIt' (no), Slum. at present‘bury (yes), twilh skeleton superstructure and‘and eight being recorded as “no": lits, then discontinued. I The gas and‘bell buoy is cylindrical: shows an occulting white light chry; 2 seconds. light 1 second eclipse 1 sec-' 'ond. of 70 candlepowcr, )2 feet above. ; water. " . (‘ltanges in buoyage made, August 131. ‘ Discontinued: ; were given an opportunity to rest for buy, Ernest Peterson. gave his life. Thu part that the 10an infantry took in the drive at (‘hatoau Thierry atoll; with the others in the 'I‘ verity. sixth was told in a special oric: from titllt'i‘tll Edwards. printed in The Sin tincl recently. What took place after that drive and tip to the. time that the turn left for the St. Miltiei St‘f'tt‘t“ is probably best explained by Sergeant Walter Totii‘ord. who is home on a fur- lough. lie went through both drives with Company G and. after the drive. :il l‘ll:ttratlr'l‘llicrry, which lasted until July 25, when the Twenty-sixth Dill sion was relieved by another (“451011. the members of the 102ml lll anti? eight days behind the lines. Tluzy were then taken aboard a train and traveled for 24 hours. after which they were "hiked" for two days in ii direction that indicated to those. who have since arrived in this court try that they were to take. it purl in the drive now being made drains! Meta. , II was a sector that they had been Through it demand presented by the In before. and since last April lli‘t‘lill-’ started by Mrs. War Labor Board officials six city puly rations have been made for the cam; lic schools have been opened for com. I‘fllfln. Railroads and heavy rum fun i munity meetings on public «locational (lotions have been built and with the: They will be ill charge oi Pierce V. cipcricnco that the men had in the Cuban, superintendent of the Depart- i‘Itittettu-Thierry campaign they were ment of Rtlm'culion. working underthc~ in condition. after a rest of tbput illnited States Department of Educa-‘ three weeks, again to go into action. lion. It has been impossible heretofore on several occasions for citizens to icven hire a hull unless sanctioned by 3 the president of the Police Board. who ’ is the, head of one of the large muni-. llions ”concerns'herc. Under the new . rullnl: it will be poasiblc for meetings fto be held if the application for n' , school house is signed by five citizens I or dcclurnnts for citizenship. I soon WAR NOT OVER WITH YETI l l l l I (Continued trom 'Paze One) j More. because one can see immediate grnsults. but it is neither :he first nor ' the most strategic move to make. ' Have you ever stopped to consider that ,unlikc song birds, insects do not. co South in the winter? Neither doi l l reappear thc following spring. For' the most part they hide right ill or near the garden and with it little cf- tor! many of them can be destroyed weeds as soon as the crop has been» -harvcsted. The potato stalk borer is a splendid illustration. The‘ adult. which emerges in Atigustund Septem- ber. hibernates in the vines. Thus.l burning the vines as soon as the pota- toes have been dug in the (all will de-l slroy a great many of these insects. Th; long to be remembered nphis or plant lice is another example. Many. eggs are laid In the fall on weeds nndi potato vines and can. of course. be! killed if this refuse is burned after the1 crop is harvested. Mr. Codding thenI suggested a garden clean-up Week In! every city and village in the pinto} .Why not devote some of your “unless! Sundays" to making “weevils-as Ill—Stonington. 28~general, 6 special. That they were the first troops in is something that Connecticut people may well feel proud of. Now ".hat llo for the boys over here. So far. WP haven‘t heard it thing. and aren't Ila- blo too. as most generally we read about the thing in some paper. but never hear or see the real thing after wards. Anyway. so fat; what we have them issue. with nothing on the side. However. we are gettinc alone. as well all can he expected and we don't cont plain. Will say good-bye, now. and hope we'll all be home soon. within ll year. ‘ ' '. lrcmain. anyway SinCercly. ‘ ALVIN P. S.——I-‘ritz is slwlllnit again. DIVORCE ACTION BRINGS CAPTURE 0F DRAFT DODGER .——— J. H. Hayward's Wheresbouts Learned Through Petition of Mrs. Alice McGrath. BleEl’Oll'l‘. Sept. cit—Action Alice McGrath in Bridgeport courts for divorce led the Department of Justice to Worcester. Muse. Ill search for Jamie ll. Hay- ward, wanted by Draft Board No. l for thtslon of the draft and in his cap- ture. Wednesday Hayward was in- ducted and taken to Camp Devcns, for which place. he should have started cable has arrived telling of the part with the second to per cent of the first that they have taken. it is. probable that after their success. they have again been taken bchind the lines to:- a rest, awaiting further orderin MORE SELECTIVE . MEN ARE CALLED (Continued trotn first Page). u—gu— :tnllouncd_today by Adjutant-General; Cole. as follows: i iinrtiord ......169 general. 18 special New Iluven....130 general, 22 special. Bridgeport New Britain.... Waterbury 20 general 14 special Stamford 92 general, 4 schiaI State Boards by Numbers. 1~East Hartford. 108 general, 6 spe-‘ cial. 2—Farminglon, 92 general. 8 special. :iaThompuonvillc. 70 general. 7 spe- ciai. i-ArBranford. 35 general, 3 special. S—Meriden. 30 general. 6 special. G—Ntfugatuck. 12 general, 3 special. T—Mllford. 30 general. 3 speciah 8~—Ansonia. 79 general. 6 special. 9—~New London, 45 general. 77 special.1 lib-Norwich, 25 general. 3 special. lZ—Rldgefield, 50 general. 3 special. ill—«Stratford, 3 general, 5 special. 14—Norwaik. 4 tehgral. 2 special. 15~Greenwlch. 11 general, 2 special. Iii—Putnam. 64 general. 3 special. l?——Willimantié. 3'! gale-rel. 2 special.‘ 18~Torrington,_.85 general. 5 special. lt—Eanaan. 49 general. 4 special. I Main street. i gave her address 35 Worcester. :thia fact. the Department of Justice aa’lraft last Octovcr. whcrehc Will have to answer to the charge of desertion. Hayward. who is 24 years old and a “native of Presque Isle. Me... was a drill i press operator in the Remington Arms. ‘planl here and boarded at I645 Ea‘st lie was examined and :was passed in the first draft. and an I order was BY NAVY CLUBy Allotments for the two calls were: Camp Devcns. isued for him to go to . Failure to report led to an investiga- tion. and it was ascertained that he had been seen to leave the Bridgeportl ....201 general. 33 speciaijdepot in company with a minimum 73 several. 7 Special 'that his landlady had a stormy scene at the station with him. ‘was reported missing front the city at Mrs. MCGI‘ath the same time. Nothing more was lheard from her until the,divorce pro- she WI th cedings were started, in which was able to locate Hayward. NOTICE TO\MARINER8. MASSACHUSSE’I‘TS, Nantucket Shoals—Nantucket Shoals Light Ves- sel temporarily replaced by Relief Light Vessel. September 2. Vineyard Sound—Vineyard Sound. (Sow and Pig) Light Vessel replaced on station. September 1. 'and relief light vessel withdrawn. Postpontnent - Vineyard Sound — tiedney Channel Gus Buoys, 3 and ti. Moved: I (ledncy (‘lmnncl (Ina-z Buoy, 3, to mid. iwtty between Gas Buoys 1 anti 7, and: i lllllIlIlt‘l‘ changed to 5. ’ way between Gan Buoys 2 and N. and, ‘ number changed to ll. ...._ _._.-..._‘..... | . l . i PERETTA BROTHERS INDICTED. ' I iCharged with Shooting and stabbing; I ‘ New Britain Man to Death. HARTFORD. Sept. lid—Erasulo and Joseph l’erclta of New Ilritsin. broth»: era. were yesterday indicted for/murder! ill the first degree by the (lrflnd Jury ,in the Superior Court. criminal side The men were remanded to jail to nwult trial by Judge Lucien F. llurpcc. The crime of which the men are no. ward was the killing of Frank Pill-I loose in New Britain, on the nigh: of[ June 3 of this year. Palmcue was shut» ' and stabbed and was taken to the New Britain hospital in a dying condition. lie made an ilnte mortem statement, it‘ is alleged. charging that the I‘erettnt brothers attacked him. The accused were arrested and brought to the hoof pital where it is said, Palmcse Identi‘ find them as his assailants, maintain- in: that the affair was the result of a ; feud of long standing. Noble E. Pierce of Bristol and P. F. McDonouxh of New Britain have been retained as counsel for the men. . Frank (‘asumanu of West Hartford, who yesterday pleaded guilty to as- ssult with intent ot murder. was seng tented to state's prison for not loos i than six nor more than twenty years. l t . l . DAILY THOUGHT. l l l Every person is responsible for all 'Ihe good within the scope of his abil- flies. and for no more. and none cani toll whose sphere is the largest—Gall. Hamilton. IH—q‘aw ___ _. __ fl smears I I I I E SATURDAY Genuine Spring Lens of Lamb,85c, 38e‘ I Fore-quarter Lambs .............. 30c: Stew Lamb ....... ., ............. 25c‘ Top Sirloin ...................... 36c; Lean Beef. no bone ............. '.32cI Fresh Plate .7 ........... _. ....... 22c: Corned Beef from . ............. 20 up; i Bugat- Cured Hams .......... 34c, 38c} Dixie Bacon ......... . ........... 35c! Fancy Fewls . . .- ...... .- .......... 44¢:I Native Veal I Corned Beef Tongue ........... 36c ‘ Extra Heavy em Prime been. 40. 42c! flit—lbw Milford, 25 general. 4 special. Vineyard Sound (Sow and Pigs) Light °°"‘ “m" “m" ------------- 5": 21-—Mlddletown. 49 general. I special. Vessel—Characteristic lighting to be Strictly fresh eggs ............... 70c.; 2=~ Dev-p filter. 6 general. i epoch]. em“, mm Nova“; :5 mg .0 Egg. ....................... one. see. 33- Rockville. 45 general. 4 special. ' ' pun u... one usable; white light every 8 see-l calls. lash It: second duration. at :90 WRITIN’. CMHP. ables. ’THAMER ‘""°°‘”""'""‘“ Wires Repairing and Paris. towns?" . Writer'scrmplssdissuetowbla. thumb-”Were“, , _....._ toward middleman spar-slat“ Rmuiwwmu is sen-arr mamas-sums..- thtwmtouwhlflmflsfidmm «in. mm- emu-gnu ~ it... * SAFETY FIRIT IN CANDIC- t. «diction-r. Connecticut and New York—1m tmuwkrsut. ........... 25c .31 ink“ on October 7. or have ordered ballots town elections number standing “yes” _.~_._._......__._. ~— Broken m... a... Your Glasses ? Bring them to us for immediate , , _ . , :attention. If you have not a copy: l‘Pi‘I’IVi‘d, has been cll‘ilillill Govern-v l-t‘dlleli llanncl Gus liuoy. i to lllltI' of your prescription bring the, broken pieces and we can dupli- cate the original exactly. Our, complete shop equipment enables‘ us to replace lenses in a surprising-t 1y short time. .' “The Three-O Eye Service" Oeulists, Optometrists. Opticians 8? Atlantic SL. Stamford, Conn. Upen Sat. Eve. till 9 p D Sat ‘89? A Few More STUDENTS Can be accommodated in our day classes Those wishing to enter the eveninir classes should en- roll at once that they may be entered as openings oc- cur. Militillli. nusmss cellist: Automobile Repairing High Grade Work a late as follows:— i' Farmington (yes). iladdum (rm). Sufilcld (no). Ncwiottn tycsl. Stralford (not, Killingly (yiel. Barkhamstcd (yeti), Httiwinton (so). lNew llartfor‘i tycsl, Bolton tgrtl. IZIIInidttm t)’o\l_ and ‘ Sterling tyne). lJill-idizcvvitter (3'98). Btrstford (no). H. Krieger 8t Co. : Outfitters for Men. Women, Boys & Girls on the easy payment plan. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT. ' 333113 -P— as OFFICIAL «U. S. WAR EXHIBIT At STATE FAIR BERLIN, CONN. Sept. 24-28, Day and Night Only Fair in Ne England Where it Will Wis Year—Gen. Pershing Will Gi it at Ber vi: Germany, Next Year. Official State exhibit of Jun lor Food Army ' All the Attractions of A Live Country Fair Days sac—Nights 25c HERSHFIELD’SY AUTO EXPRESS Daily Trips Between Norwalk and New YorkCity MAIN OFFICE, 122 WATER STREET, South Nomalk. Conn. Telephone 294. NEW YORK CITY OFFICE... 117 East 23rd St. Phone Grammerey 705. If you are ill a hurry. just phone us. and we will take care of your express for you. We have seven of the best. Trucks in the state. Also, llydrnulio Dump Trucks for t‘onlractors‘ Work. Otlr Trucks make daily trips to New York city. Let them handle your freight and express. and thus keep it away from the congested terminals. We Haul Anything Anywhere No Job Too Large or Too -- Sma it) j Specially Official Service for; Chevrolet, Maxwell ; and Graham 8:05.11i Trucks . t lreekeTewdhuym; I I t Your shipments are entrusted competent employee only. A receipt is given “(obtained for all goods handled. Phone or write for our rates, we can save you time and money. LIGHT AND H‘EAVY TRUCKING of All Kinds." t PADDED VANS for Long Distance Furniture Moving. Wm LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING Anywhere and lyesywhsre N. J. Dl SESA a Water I. la Naval. also“
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