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HARTFORD, Nov. li.r——A report oo‘
activities from May 13, 1910, to Novem-
ber l. 1018. at the committee on em»
plural. service of the Ctmnerticut
State Council or Defense has been sub
mined by this committee to the coun—
cil. it concerns the United State liar
ploymenr Service. Inc l'nited . ates
Public Service Reserve. the United
States War Service Exchange, and the
mullet division of the Ordnance De-
part-eat. ' -
The report shows that since May 13.
cameo: the United States Employ-
ment Service have been opened in
Bristol, Dolby, Meriden,'New Britain.
[New Londm. Norwich, Stamiorgi and
gTorrlngton, making an addition or
‘ eight oiuces and a total of thirteen ob
ince- or this service now to Connect}.
icut. During June, with live elices in
operation, 1.306 applicants were plat--
ed in positions. During October. which
,month commenced with ten 081m in
operation and finished with thirteen,
$.56! applicants were placed in posi-
‘tions. The daily average or place-
' been as follows: May. 37.7; June. 54.4;
gJuly. 90.1! August, 231.2; September,
276: October. 367.4.
, ‘ ‘ ’ "" ' ‘ . “ ' . .
Schultze s Friday .Flsh Specrals
Steakllallbut ........ . ..... . .. . . ......... 301: lb.
smk,cotl............ ................... 25clb.
Fresh Mackerel ............... . ....... .. 32c lb.
Tik“8h...'..‘....... ........ . ...... .....22clb.
BostonBlues.......... ........ ...........zoclb
FiatFtsh .... .........'l6c'lb.
Haddock ....... : ..... . ..... . ............. 14clb.
Whitinlr .............................. . .. 8c lb.
- Schultze’s Sanitary Markets '
NORWALX. scorn N03WALI.
United States License No. 17.003.
red from non-war work to war work.
1.540 women. This recm‘d does not
include the tr tors which have been
lnludo direcil by the Community La-
bor Boards ’
| The farm labor work has consisted
'lecticut. David Elder, held repnscn-
tatlvo. has cooperated with Senator
Elijah Rogers, farm help specialist for
the Federal Department of Agricul-D
tum: llr. Elder has directed more
than L200 men from New York city to
points in Connecticut tor farm work.
The local olllcca ot‘ the United States
Employmcul Service have directed 1..
181 men to rat-liters. The report said
that about 2,000 Int-n llavt- boo-n placed
on farms in Connecticut by tho Eln-
ploy-mull Service.
There has been a tllurkcd falling oil
in The number or men available
through application for employment at
the antics thmughout Connecticut and
New York during the past few weeks,
and the rcpol't showed that it will be
"I l-l-ssar) to draw farm hoip ill great-
Tclephone 294. ‘
new YORK cnv OFFICE. ' =
434 Sixth avenue,
PHONE FARRAGUT 798
“you are in a hurry. Just phone us i
” we will take care or your express}
on, .Wc have seven of the best.
. in tile state. Also, llydraullt‘l
’p Trucks for «‘ontractors‘ Work. 3
Trucks llltlkt’ daily trips to New!
city. Let them handle youl‘
t. and express, and thus keep it]
an: the congested terminals. l
Haul Allythiullr
Anywhere
(30‘!) Too Large or Too J
.. . Small
' elliptic-ma are entrusted t .
or employ-es only. .
~.pt is given and obtained to l,
19 bandied. . ' ;
or write for our rates, we eat .
lip time and money. ‘
input: HEAVY TRUCKING i
.7 s. ‘ of All Kinds. 1
do VANS for Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
”lily one. '
a bushel and you‘ll buy a
EFFRON
East N orwallc .
Tel. 441.
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JUNK!
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3for rags, paper, match and;
. Just call up, Highest:
d for Second-hand Auto.
. FELD
. ORW‘ALK LINE 3
our FREIGHT sermon
‘ ' tween " ‘
.‘ 8helton,dQerby, Ansonia'
on
, E. 11., foot Jackson St; .
blew York
5 [(-‘lii’t’ Nor-rain. i p. :n.
rwul‘r. 5.3!) p. nl ; for do“
_. link All 7 :l. to. the {OleJ ,
‘ ‘ n3. Fi‘lcil-Jtl l‘I'l'Pll't‘d from
.- in 5.30 p m.
, iii-ave Sang Yuri; at 3 p. to
haunt lens oi... to»
use rm. inc-hold one
.... norm
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. dim always get the highesti ,
MAN , .
St, E. Nor. ‘ Tel. 1176-2.
NOTICE! g
United War Workers (30m-
‘miltee and the Public. .
W elwill give 10% of our entire I
gross receipts of Thursday,
November 14th.
Help” swell the fund by making
’ a purchase here.
NorWalk went .. Over the Tpp "
in all other drives—keep up the
good work, help the boys in this. -
It --means happiness after wa long
and trying siege, ‘
A F. Beckmann 81 Co:
Incorporated '
\
. nonwam'sf Labour scoaoml chooser ,
83 and 85 Washington St. ‘ Phone 1405.
non-mnastowlssmt
or [ll‘lllltltlltillll and ill urcutcr numbers
for null-Will industl'ics within this
blltlt'. . -
With this purpose in vie-w, u commit-
tet- has becnmclccted. it consists of
Allen ll. Lincoln. associate Federal di-
rector [or Connecticut on the Employ.
mom St‘llit'r‘; .\lr. Elder and Senator
lingers: lllso. three or the chairmen
of the l'omllllluity, Labor Boards in
l'tlnllt‘i‘llt'ui. This committee will
draw up lccnmlucndotlons and plans
tor twclll'lflg necessary farm workers.
Weekly reports are made flout each or
the local null-cs ill Connecticut on un-
titled l‘urul labor requisitions. me
llicsc.l'cpol'l.~ it list (or the needs of the
stain is lllbulutcd each week. This
ldtltc list ul vacancies serves as it ba-
sis of statewide clearance of farm
help. .
During October the labor shortage
was acute. ' Munltlon factories were
ordered to speed up and increase pro-
duction, farmers had crops really for
harvest and the inlluensa epidemic
was at its height. During this month
practically‘no helpto relieve the rut-m
labor situation could be nurtured trout.
outside the state, the condition in New
York having changed materially.
‘ With those dithcul'tles to face. tllc
thirteen local offices in this state suc-
ceeded in directing to farm work, dur-
ing October. 511 men, of whom lot
were reported placed at. work. i
' Until about the'luiddle of August
practically all or the work done by the
United States Public Reserve was dl
rectéd .to the securing or volunteers
for work in the ship yards. says thi-
employment. committee's report. lJJllr-
ing the latter part of August the l ub-
lic Service Reserve was reorganized
in Connecticut and there are nbw foul»
teen Public Service Reserve organiz-
ers, each with a Federal appointment,
and receiving a salary of 31,5001)?!
.year. ' The tasks of the Public Selwlce
Reserve have been made ideutlcal.
with those of the Community Labor
Boards,‘and, in each instance, the Pub-
lic Service Reserve organizer for‘lus
. district is also chairmant tot .31; :31:
‘ Labor Board‘ ior e n
{glucxiftylt is believed that Connecticut
is the only state where this has been
" the. method of organization. The Lolli-
munlty Labor lloards are now not» Q-
ly at work securing the release 01 em:
ployes from non-war work and ass st
in: them in directi .
work. The Public Se 'lco Resorveot‘
gamsors‘ are remolding Ylo?etllfet‘ilu$
. - . _ recn
nonuar wormund t‘he Unligd States
to. war work.
. T 0 survey take ‘ ‘
Stags Empl0)'men?89rV’lc0. MARE;
necticut, showlfia shortage of «0.
unit l worker: tor war work
llled ma .1 The total shortage of
M ‘
them to ' war .
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Practicle Presents Please Permanently
’rtmkthawuuuncuouiomchumnuwlmlmomtorts.
Tristram & Hatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
real satisfaction comes from stable things.
In line with'this thought we have made substantial items of our stock the most prominent
at thistimc for the present buying. Takealookat
e
present and that
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.THIVAIRY BOXES—Covered with crctonna, méasmt'ng 10 ll 32 inches .......... $5.75
“mmmm....- ...... ..................... ”consents
wmwuanlonmrxs-an shapesandsiscs .? ..... .. ................. . $6.00to$25.00
”10'0“!!! cmrleather ,......... ....... ..... ...$7.50to$15.00
latfingmmuather trim ........... $1.35 to $2.70
OLUBIAtlflq—Ofieathsr .................... ............... .61.50to813.50
latticngsudlcather trim ................. - .................... . ....... $ 1.00w82.75
MRIKGTON “ch110 VAC" CLEANER—A year
round delighttotlle housewife. Ask to see them.
Midis CARPET swarm . .................. $3.00t036.00
CARPET, COVERED WOCIS—In colors to harmonise with any room. ,
Whilothaylsst ...................... .................... .. ............... 850ml. i
m
those reported under the farm labor
cruittng in llassachusotts.
The report at the employment cont-
mitteo said it was impossible to rec-
»! accurately the number or appli-
_ “It! visited in military and civil post-i
or providing a clearing house {or farm tiona through the United States Wan
labor “d farm ”b" activities 1“ Con- M. hm"- it W” knon. howv regular force and six on the substitute
over, that the method and plan in op-
eration in Connecticut has bowl used
II the suggested basis to handle Wari
Service Exchange matters in otheri
states. A record has been kept of men{
placed for service in the Tank Corps;
either by induction or enlistment. To
date 123 than have been so inducted or
enlisted. and about forty have been
referred by the Connecticut olice to
the Tank Recruiting Headquarters, in
New York.
The employment committee report
shows that accepting to lint. Show»,
ivprcsvntilltz the Ordnance Depart-
mt‘lll, about 400 men and women have
been seculod. through the cities of the
l'. S, Employmcnt Service. for posi—
tions for the personnel division of the
()n’lullncc lhtpurimcnl. since August 1.
NEW YORK BANK *
SEEK TO RECOVER
ON 815,000 NOTES
Alleges Staofiord 'Man Rerusod to
Take Them Up as Agreed.
l'upurs ill ll $13,000 dumrtgc suit
hmuL-llt by llu- tilllpirl- Trust colllpauy
miwi Ytil‘k llltlllnst Melville p. llull‘ Mop Handles, Floor Cloths, Etc. ’5
Beuwns September 14 .u record bal- 1.1m. men‘have been tnnsferred. eosrmoved'ltas 70 ACT
1““ “in in the "110“! 003008 01' the iron Now Yorkie Connecticut through'
number or men and women transfer this service; these being in addition!
A3 RURM. MAIL CARRIER.
NEW BRITAIN, Nov. it.»t)n ac-
count of the shortage of clerks at the
Who total so transterrod up to and in- reuniting. Authority is now at hand you“ w," office. mum“... “mum
eluding November 2, is 6,002 men and allowing Connecticut to do some re-‘i r‘. Delaney is Ben-y“ 3., mm deny.
cry clerk. lie is covering a route or
27 miles a day, making it possible for
hundreds of people living in the out-
skirts of the city to receive their mail
on time.
. force at the oilicc.
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lNFLUENZA~~LA GRIPPE
'l‘he prescllt innuenaa is now known
:"’ be our old familiar la grippc. Fol
,oy's Honey and Tar is jutlt what every
sufferer 1mm influenza or in alibi”
needs now. it covers the much. in-
flamed throat with a sootlfing healing
:coating, clears away the mucous.
stops the tickling and coughing, eases
the lightness and heavy llrcathin:
.l)a_v and night, kct-p Foley's Honey
‘und 'l‘ttr handy. it gives case, warmth
and comfort from the \‘t‘l‘_\' first dose.
{Buy it now.--«Stillsonel’owelt Corpora-
tion.<— All".
MOPS
O’Gedar Polish flops 75c‘and $1.25
.Self Wringing Mops ........ 98c
Dustloss Mops ..... title to $1.25
‘Wall and (toiling Dustetf,
We to 98¢
of Slulllt‘ol'd. were filed Tuesday in the.
Superior court. The auction is brought
lo l't‘t‘UH‘l‘ on tour nolvs, which un- til-
lcgl-ll to ill- due and unpaid. 'l"l0
tilllt ulltr culled tor in tho llnlcs are re
.le‘Clth‘LVI 2.3”.22. $2.7.ill.ti.‘i. ‘31.-
MIENL‘, $l.‘l87.‘.'.‘i. .
It is mid that tho (llillglon Manu-
facturing t-olllplllly oi‘ [lot-atoll, Muss"
originally gave tllc new, The Trust
“company says it was induced by Hall
to [ult‘clmsc the notes upnu lllc |ll'l)lllv
use of Hull that he would tukc llll‘lll
up ill maturity, The Trust culllpatu
say. payment was demanded or Hull"
illll llt‘ rclum'd to pay illi‘ notes.i Tho
.sllil‘ is rclul‘nsthlc lo the llt‘l'elllllt‘l‘
lt‘l'tll of court. \
. RECRUITING HAS BEEN STOPPED.
‘ Recruiting: for the Otliccl's Training
School ill i‘ltlnp Frulllunl, (.‘al.. has
bet-ll stopped and Lit'lllt‘llltlll George
ll. Farwcli. ll. 8. A.. \t‘llo clinic to
Nol‘wulk last Thursday it) lllcct ull
men who (it‘sirt’tl to enter lllt‘ school.
let-civcd order ycstcrduy to return to
hill llt'ililqllill‘ll s.
was in room 10 ill tllc city hall, was
oflit‘iltlly t'luscd yesterday. and no
more :lpplit-aticns will he received.
Sim-l- his arrival in this city l.icu~
tenant Fill'WI‘li received the applica-
tions of about illirlyiyoung men llllil
it is undr-rstpod about half or these
were accepted.» The names of the up-
plicmlts or those successful in passing
the examinations huvc not been made
public. '
PRINCE HENRY
. AT ECKERNFOERDE
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 14.—-Prince
Henry. of Prussia. has been discover
ed at the castle owned by Duke Fred
rich Ferdinand. 0f_.Schleswlg-Holstéin,
at Eckerufoerde, according to dis
patches received here. He declares
himself in socord with the new regime
ill‘Gel-many. ’
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All! What roller? Your r-loggud nos»
trils opt-a rich up. the air nuances of
tour hcud urc clear and Mn (‘4‘!!!
the treaty. No more nawkttll.
mantel. mums discharge. headache.
Mann-mo strutting tor breath at
will. your will or calm in am.
linn‘t sin! slum It! all! I all"
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nose CLOGGEi) FROM
. A QOLD OR CATARRH
by me lmlletl‘
Apply Cream in Nostrils To
. Open Up Air l‘asa'sga.
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The oiilcc. which
build-t but“. Precast Ital-t treat ”If,
Albert F. Gellelle
25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery.
Phone 527
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~ sprouts”
For This Week
Sperry & Barnes” Pork.
29c
a . ..............
Graham Flour.
. at: .v ....... :-
Grandmas Pancake ll lou_r.
Small size . . 2 oklrs. 20c
Large Size ........ 30c
Oatmeal—In bulk.
.a . _. ............ .. 7c.
lebv's Condensed Mllkl.
acan ........ 2c
1 A. STULL
' 2.4 Cottage 'Streei
East Norvvalk
There are three vacancies on the
So. Norwallt‘
ishhltrdshdssummlm
ESTIMATED AT 100.000..
. WASHINGTON, D. 0., Nov. unor-
dciala here estimate that the otal cas-
ualties or the American Expeditionary
Forces in the war will not exceed 100,-
000. including the men killed in cotton.
wounded. died of wounds, disease and
aocidcnts,and the missing. wh ever
will be accounted tor. Some 0 those
{who have been missing probably will
be accounted to: when the prisoners
are returned from Germany.
It In said yesterday that it proba—
bly will be several wdeks before the
record of casualties can be completed.
it is regarded as almost certain that
many or the casualties in the recent
heavy fighting by the First and , Second-
American Armies have not yer been
reported.
ii. liricger Co. ‘
We will dress the Whole
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family from head to foot on the
easy payment plan.
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jAtltolllobilc
iltepalrlllg
High Grade 'Work a
Specialty
Official ,Service to"
{Chevrolet Maque.
and Graham Bros.
{Trucks , ‘ '
Ford Repairing and Paris.
,Wre'cks Towed in any dis-
gance. ‘
lAllstill’s Garage
5M9 19$. Boavicw Ava.
eIAET NORWALK
1'3
srrculs ’
Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb 35c
Sperry &. Barnes Ham ........... 40c:
Srhail‘. Picnics ...... _ ............ ’28c‘
Yankee Brgnd Bacon ............ 401:4
' Economy Bacon ........... 40¢:
Pot Roast. no ”on; . , ............ 32c
Fresh or Corned Plate ............ 20c:
Fruit Shoulders ................ ‘3 2c.
Fancy Chickens ................. 44c:
Best Heavy Prime Beef from 32:; up:
30¢
Hamburger ...., ..............
Fresh Sparcrib. Pig's Feet and dance
Kraut.
mundalluttar .............. 05c
“scream-r ............... soc
Wit-«ll Ins 761:
{MM ........... .
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Fall the at flue resume and trash
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Capable workers are;
’ , needed
f Now
is little to prepare |
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