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Hillygil‘rips Between
, alk and New York City
‘ decries, :22 WATER smear
south Nerwaik, Conn.
. . , Telephone 29-3. '
WIYORK CITY OFFlCE.
~ . 334 Sixth avenue,
PHONE FARRAGUT 798
are in a hurry. just phone us.
will take care oi your express
We have seven of the bell
lathe state.
acks for Contractors' Work.
Ms make daily trips to New
drexl‘ress.‘ and thus keep it
9 Anythinir
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a rite or
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_l’9!lt'u\b are entrusted t
employee only.
“tidied.
r write for our rates, we can
ultimo and money.
.AND HEAVY TFlUCKlNG
.‘ of All Kinds.
VANS fat- Lang Distance
urnlturs Moving.
. Wood all over town.
VEFFRON
Bast
JUNK!
,tilwnys' get the highest
taupe. ., r, metal and
4 am cal ,up. ‘Highest
' for Second-hand Auto-
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delivering all kinds of
Norwalk.
.7; l- Good News For
Building operations
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Mflllnhc—aummnguymnsdsnd in excellent
Minuteman.
Just nosiVdetoekot-glua forWind-Shieldsiorhutos.
The Hatch G Bailey Co‘.
I Radiator Corers and Weed slid"
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Chains.
For all Makes of Cars.
1360 Telephones 2011
nurture
Proposed Enlisted ,
~ Resourcible Only 53%
General fStaI —- Reson-
i Trtramis 8. that.
Norwnlkis Lending Dry Goods Store
mended by Chairman
Fssdick—Plsn to Release
Soldiers for lndutrial
motivations
WASHINGTON, Nov. “W‘W
of the lack or system in hiring women
earners tor military we and the
lack of uniformity in housinx and rec.
reational facilities for thou. Ray;
island 8. Foedick. Chairman of the
War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities, has recom-
mended to Secretary Baker the for
motion of an enlisted corps 01 we
men, sell-administrative, but responsi-
ble to the General Staff of the Army,
to handle women's work iii the camps.
A report submitted by him to the. See
notary of War suggests an organisa-
g,tlon modelled on the lines or the We-
trnen's Anny Auxiliary Corps. of Great
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amt-ate and military camps. not. only
to release returning soldiers for induso
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250%“me ................. 20c
75cFlannow......... ................ . ..... ..... . 50c
slfimnow .......... .........-.n.oov-neny‘sui-Ia-fa‘I-uue-----0I-II Slum
341.3528tsrlt‘lazs...‘ ..... ....... $1.10
SERVICE CERTIFICATES
_A fitting tribute to every man in uniform. suitable to those who are soon
coming back. and for those who have won the cold star.
4 Beautifully entrraved. with place for name it
every branch of the service.
‘A generally high standard 0! supervi-i lNFiOELlTY CHARGE
‘A Saving. on Service Flags
Newly made and true to color. Buy one now to replace the weather worn one.
nd photograph. Appropriate for
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l Britain. the aocalled "Wane-s" or . . >
g’Tosnmyw'aacs.” See the framed sample in the show wmdow. mm“
‘ While. the end of the war precludes '
lithe necessity for training wo n for PRXCE $1.“).
twork overseas. there will a be a »
treat M for them It the canton- m =—* J {—
,trlal use. but to perform tasks for
which they are better fitted than men.
BASIS OF WOMAN'S
DIVORCE PETITION,
sion was maintained by the companies,
for the telephone operators. Nursesi
The period of demobilisation. during
AVaast Bros. Garage
The Main Market
Cedar The Sale Building
_ _ With Modern Grocery
Sells Primeiieei ‘1
Round Steak ' 24C
. 18c
Chuck Steak
.. 27c
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Sirloin .
Porterhouse J
iPork
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! Schultze’s Saturday Specials
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i, FreshShoulders \32c lb.
; Rump Veal Roasts ..................... _. . . 32c lb.
, Prime Rib Roasts ..... . . . . . ..‘ ...... ace—38c lb.
Leas of Lamb . ............................ 36c lb.
Schuiize’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. scum NORWALI.
United States License No. 17.903.
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, NORWALK’S LARGEST ECONOMY‘GROCERY.
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' ' Blue Label Karo Syru .perfcan ............... 13c
~ Loni: island Boiatoes Fine cookers) ...... 5le. 19¢
. hone Such Mince-Meat. per pkg. ............... 13c
. Crisco for shortening ........ . . . . 16c—31c—47c can
ill-met: Brand Peanut Butter Jar ~. . i ........... lhc
gratings Brand can. Sauce. bot. .............. 32
3 lbs. hrcshflaimeal for ..... ............. 20c ~
ganng’iclged Pei? Bank‘s}? . . . 'k ...... _. ....... 15¢
4 .un' emrma's anca e our. p e. . .\ ....... .. 15c.
. Breakfast Blend Coffee. lb.” .......... ‘ ......... 22
4 The Rest of Everything to Eat and Drink at -
.- . Economv Prices. .
A. r. BECKMANN & c0.,.nr;..
which the ournps will be in full use.
- will cover many months. so the pro.
,poeed new corps would have full op-‘
were under army regulations entorcedi
by the head nurse. Other women em-t Mrs. Percy Davis Nunns Correspen-’
ployes more under no supervision“ dent—Asks Custody of Children
‘ ii. Krieger Co.
. , the various
Milli! to Justify m "mum“ by There were scant recreation facilities
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'servloo. . \. or mania looOMMsndatl us
1' A meant iii ' o
| survey of 54 m ""7 "9". Mr. Mick-g report recommends:
em oylu two where the Commis-
“of on TrainifinCunp Activities hui That all women employed on mill-
5‘ Fixed p0" Worker showed that - lary arena in the United States he or-
, there were 13.047 women employee in ‘ mixed. through voluntary enlistment.
gthese areas alone. le months be-i
‘torc a survey had been made of $2
.0! these camps. in that five months'.
locriod there had been an increase ohm
i301!) women employoewmn increase of,
r3638 per cent. These women set-ye galiianllon.
«as cooks. clerks. librarians. telephone "‘“mmml‘
.aud teletrrsph operators, nurses, amit-j'hmufih “1"
Home. dicttiuus. laundrcsscs aeam~1 Tm“ ”W
mum”. chemists. and bacteriologiets. include the application of strict disciv
iMm in ouch camp ”w", are “.0 en plinu. modelled on military lines.
jVV‘lll‘fiFe‘llifliiVC’H of the llml t'mas, he "”9““ “n“ ““1 regulations form’u‘
Y. M_ o, A.. the \v' “v. p. A.. m. the latcd by "Il‘ head of llll‘ Corps, and
War i‘ump Fillnmunlty Srrxico. While enforced by ilh own administrative
the average number of women ,.m,‘ntuchinery.
' oloyctliln "1.. mm“ is 33“. "m. mu”.- The adoption or this plan is urged.
‘has 2,325. one hurt only 23. ii" ““1““
; PDllcy of England To ostublirh soun- l’orni of uniform
England since 1915 hué had 1., .M, regulation for the womeneutployed on
inlto govfxrnmpnt policy regarding .1“. military tll‘t'ilii, mt n protection to them
pmmwm‘mt of women in nlll‘ll 01mm“ as will as to the men in training.
itles. but in thin muutry. Mr. Pos- T" "“1““ the “”9“"! "f 59"”
dlclr'u WW,“ ““1 employment has now being rendered by women cm-
been largely appldqllnuL dependent ‘m ployes on military areas, through
filocal conditions. in England early WOW" ““li‘mon and eupervialon “f
tin 1915 it was discovered. that tlto‘im’s" women by ”MM“ experts.
‘withdmwnl 0' army cook: ,0 sane M To assure better results in certain
Army Auxiliary Corps.
That this corps be called the \V0-
en's Army Auxiliary Corps.
That it be u nelfndministraiing or-
nuxillary to the army, and
to the (loner-a1 Staff
Adjutant General.
plan for its development
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{figment bmugm “pm“ a m...“ Waste lines or service for which women arc
vol food by the inexperienced men who [”11” filled ”1““ 11W“- Tlllfl implies
,sm't-cmletl them. and wsuitcd in dirlv ,ihc substitution oi women for men as
vuokimuspg. “my ill-prepared mm“; cooks. laundry workers, in general
.le “mum-g “1“,“ “u. l‘ornuxd to housework and thc Reclamation
supply cooks. The scheme worked purtment, “‘9-
:tntl was rapidly exit-titled. so that our. To provide for the possible utiliza.
ly in 1917 6,000 women were employ- tion of women's service overheats. ln
ed as cooks and “fifty-(gages in about this connection it should be said ‘hat
200 cntupa in the 1mm.“ Kingdom. the women who may be scnt ovemcaa
These women become the pump“ of to serve the army as clerks. stcnog~
the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps m0 ruphcra. cm, will need to be careful-
purpoae of which was defined as “to 1y organized in order to fit into the
ciiect. substitution or women for sol- nrmy sclwmo.
titers in certain ontploymcuts through. 'l‘o release men for active sort-ice by
out mum forututionn and mm.” m], thc employment of women wherever
"finistpntd by the Army (jmmcn at tin-y may be substituted for men.
home and at the bases and on the ‘ it. is enunciated that the corps be or-
linos or communication overseas. Tho outlined with u (‘Ihief Controller at the
regimental t-mploymenta in which it head. to represent the corps to the
is intended that women or the w. A. Army General Stall and to be the ii-
‘A. t‘., will be gubfifltuled {m- nm‘ are out authority in matters of adminis-
aa follows: Oulcem' menses. clerks. trillion. Under the Chief (‘ontrollov
sergeants' messes,tnilors. quartemms- would be a Deputy Chief Controller
ter's ’ntoreg,‘ rqlglmenlul “nutmeg. or— and two Assistant Chief Controllers
dcrllea." and a Corps Council. with Controllers
By June of this your there were 40'. in charge of inspection. Recruiting,
000 women enrolled in the Corps, Equipment. Training, Housing Health
iperforming.functions from those or and Welfare, and Finance. The field
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. .rook .0 those of vulcaniaer. gardener organizations would be in charge of
mm groo]n_ Tire largest branches an Area Controllers located yet the vari-
the service were the houaehold and 0051?“)? Department Headquarters.
”.1911?“ sections. Women? we“. re- This ta. to brief, the organization of
(failed for the (\“rp! throng“ the on}. ih? "Wham" of tilt“. liniled Kingdom
clal employment agencies. and were
enlisted only after a thorough invesll-Z "W " ' " 4 id
nation as to character and coalition-i HOW A SALESMAN, SUFFERED
lions. After. a thorough intensive '
,tmining, they were. 1"" into field .1. l‘ol‘icr Sterling, (‘oL writes:
work. from which they were ndvanc- "For eix months I cultured with a
(ed to executive places according to painful batty As a traveling salesman
aubility. i1 had it) stoop frequently to melt up
‘ What the Women .Do ' my grips, which 1 crew to dread as
This comprehensive system met ”,0 the pain when i straightened ‘up was
’dmwmps which have been eucoun- awful. humorous remedies failed to
tered here in the utilisation oi' wo~ reach my case. ‘i was induced to try
men workers in military arena. Antoni; F 01‘3” «1‘4an Pills. llcliei , .
:47 cases: reporting. only two had uni» mediatc. 3“" they are mat“ ”An:
form system of selection or workers one “ml"fd as I was should try a,
I“. all camps. Nurses everywhere oottlo w.- two of Foley kidney P1113,
were annulled by the army 0,: the Good for porn in the hack. rheuma c
> at in" joints
Red Cross; telephone operators by 9 “9' 303‘ ~ . . _
*Stillson-Powell Cor oratiou.-£d\.
telephone companies. ,, 9
Threb camps and six training stations
eta-rims .. _. . a
- . monsoon .4. ,Norwalk’s Largest Economy Grocery ' r4 *
WM” mmw 83 and 85 Waslumrton St. Q , Phone 1405. .,
golwi'ladmon 8t" jgsTUDENTS' ARMY TRthlllG‘chP‘siudcnt not in'uniiorm not otherwise
Norwuk. {- 9. anti» ENDS‘ \. €011 duty. , ’. Loop, I
5.30 n.— m.; for dell
. at“! a. In. the lotion
Wt received from
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ew York at 3 p. in.
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NEW HAVEN. Nov. 29.--For. the'
33““ com at m. Unlueaity- n more or a
«one tmaflywevi‘ewflfl ’ 808'
om.w
The Viaauance oi the~~uiiiversity cat-
'alogue indicates the numbers of the
«amt and last tlmthhe-Studenu'mr permit-Ania: in “1° university. “‘9
.939. which . includes
into a oorpa similar to Queen Mary's|
bed
was itu- ‘
sore ruusclee.—— i
Suit for divorce was brought yes-
terday by Phoebe Davis 0! Bridge-
port. against. Percy Davis, or Bridge‘
‘port. She charges that her husband
_was unfaithful at Milford in June and
names my Seooin of Bridgeport, as
‘conespondent. There are (we minor
children of whom the mother seeks
[the custody. i
' Margaret Biebert, of Bridgeport.
iwants a separation from George Sie-
ghert of parts unknown. Desertion on;
January 15. 1912 is alleged. Mrs. 8ie-‘
bert. whose maiden name was Man'
' We will dress the whole
family from head to foot on the
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any payment plan.
Aaron Pokraa of Bridgeport. lntoler~
“I‘m.“ .t F reeh Shoulders . . . . . . 32c
able cruelty is alleged. The couple;
George W. Ferris, of Bridgeport.‘ Fresh Ham. _ 'mi m
Esurct Urbuteit. married the defendant: SATURDA,Y
August 23, 1911. l
1 Minnie l‘okrns of Bridgeport, sues; SPECIALS
.wae married March lz'v. 1915. The wife;
issys I‘okruu has panama] property”
worth 82,000 and she asks for nll‘ Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb 350
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brings suit against Gertrude l-J. Fer-y
ris “Bridgeport, alleging infidelityj Small ”r" “In "Hm-1*!“- '3
Ferris claims his wife and it man namw ‘Fresh or corned Plates .. ....... 20c
‘ed Semher. first name not given. were? Hay, pot Roast Best from 34c up
’too friendly. lie says the alleged acts.
,took place in this city and Milford ' Pot Roast, no hone ' """" ”h' we
' --—.-—--~—-—— i Hamburger . ..... .. ....... ..l..., 30c
. Tn. ll senund “Willi All. . Fancy Fowla ....4 . . ........-. 42c
, ._._....-_ .. -.__...-._...._ ,Eoonomy Bacon . ................. 9°."
% j Corned Beef Tanguea . . .......... 34c
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'NFLUENZA’LA GR‘PPE 1 Fresh or Corned Spare Ribs, Pigs feet.
The. hrcscut influenza is now known‘ “a plu'l “add"-
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ilo be our old familiar In grlvpe. Fol lStrictiy Frelh Eggs ........... 85c
05'; Honey and any in just. wlliat every; Brook‘field Butter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ; 53¢
sll ever from n ur-uzu or a cuppa 'm
needs now. it covers the rough. in-Ez' 'ento Che." """""""" 09c
flamed throat with a soothing healing w'“ 6'1““ ----------- 6‘40
coating. clears away the mucous.; Beef Cubes ........... . ...... 2 5c doz.
toning? tickling‘nnfil enriching. 53:45:55 Seder Kraut. 3 lbs for- ........... 25;:
t o lg nesa out envy ren ll) ., .
liny und'niuht, kcop lr‘olci‘h‘. iioneyi'Mome made Sausage """" ' """ 40°
and Tar handy. it given case. warmth {Full line in fresh vegetables.
and comfort from the rot-y first dose. Our Meats are of the best quality.
Buy it no\\'.--~-Stiilsou-Powell Corpora'
tion.~_.ldt' ..
C. D. Charnok
ltl‘li mum
Harris 8; Gans ,
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