(manned new first M).
But if the housewife could see the
cold~storage room! Rows of frozen
turkeys, weighing .18 to I30 pounds
each. and raised on the place. About
twenty pigs. of from“ willow
each, frozen stiff anllJust firms . to
be eaten. About a duet: young pigs
were also raised Tun‘fli‘e'plaue. _
In the matter of the commissary
there is very little it any, room for im-
provement. Harry T. Lutterman is
the steward. and his department is in
a very high state of efllcleuey.
~ The dornntdry’buildtngn‘m‘e well ‘ad-
ministered, although the buildings are
by no means ideal. There are no sep
arate rooms, but everything possible
is done to provide for the comfort and
happiness of the soldiers. The dormi-
wries are spotless. The belle-are very
neat, and there is a good supply of the
best sheets and blankets, all spotless-
ly clean. ‘
There is a good reading—room, sup—
‘plied With the best reading matter.
The library consists of over ten thou-
sand volumes but is not .well housed.
The books are well chosen and are
carefully card-indexed.
Such a thing as a recreation build-
ing or theatre building does not exist.
There are moving picture shows in a
room not well adapted to the purpose
and there are improvised game-rooms.
The hospital is well supervised and
1 well administered. There are doctors
and trained nurses on duty day and
night but not a separate hospital build-
ing in the modern acceptation of the‘
term. How it would be possible to do
.any better under the conditions one
can not sec. It is evident though, that
the State ought. to provide something
in the way or modern building.
The grounds are small. consisting of
' . . , 1 , .but six acres. it is wonderful that on
‘ The 39th 0‘ ““8 month “n" be C‘u'i this small tract it was possible to
nation Day 01' the AHDIV‘TSBP)’ 0f "19 ; raise turkeys by the score and pigs by
birth of Willem ‘Ichinlcy. born 1843.: the dozen. and also to raise 'cabbagt‘.
. ________ :celcry.b;:arrots. beans, peas and other
. ivefieta es.
new Poultice from the south are; There is a dining room for the well
coming into theulooal markets ireclv‘emen that would be the delight or an
and arr.- selllnz at about seven cems’argiy mat;1 for everything is in perfect
poul .or or. 'i‘ ere was not a dish.» not a
a d: fnhair. out of place. 1‘th there. are.
_ étwo dining rooms for the invalids.
A m of «Nor-walk repuhlmans E Here ”m. sees evidence of real human-
are going in tuition! next Wednesdayiity. The men who are able ti) Walk
to sue-n the annual McKinley ”bom- bl” ‘0 “me the Mairs‘ would
day :
dine? in the Aluminium.
L'T’
DON NELLY’S
, 16 So. Main St.
i
ibo a hardship. hzn'c a‘dining-mom up
'stairs. For the men who are able to
. 1 _ tclimb stairs, there is a separate dining-
Chutes it. canfleld' of Cofllpany 1,;ronm down-stairs. The men Who are
at M»!D°Vfl8..has received his hon-z “’0 i” ’0 00m? to the table halve food
1 brought to them on tr ‘ h "
rule r . is at hi. home '1'. . 1 - 8y” to t e"-
usable (In 39 and ‘4 ‘ 1hells. hympzilht—HP trained nurses are
.3flmsm’m' wmnimuk‘ f'lm'e (My and night. to minister to
,. immense.
they
. 'mAY. Jan. 27, 1919
7 soul
it it rm
LONDON, Jen. at, (British “at" e
loser—“Dy the time the peace treaty
is mad we shall be titans across,
the .1th by 1wireless,” says 'God-,
Isms. managing Mo:- R the
Manual Wireless Telegraph'Cm.
in an interview. "One day in the not
far distant future," he adds. I think
we shall walk about with war _.
telephones attached to our bodies and
weahall be able, standing nayin “Pic-
adily Circus. to call up a friend who»
is flying somewhere. Or we may have
an invitation by wireless telephony
from a (dead flying in France to join
him at dinner in the evening.
“Wireless telephony has been very
largely used in war for communication
between airplanes and headquarters
and for artillery work. But there is
no reason why it should not be avail-
able over very much longer distances.
It will not be very long before
one will be able to sit at one’s desk
in London and speak to New York
practically instantaneously. Equal tar
cilitics will be available 'ififl'onimuu
icating with Paris, Rome. Moscow or
Amsterdam. ‘1n_iny view it will be as
easy to speak to Sydney or Melbourne
or toA’ew Zealand.
"Long distance wireless telephony
will apply also to ships at sea and to
airplanes and airships."
A. T. MURRAY -
HEADS BOSCH
Continued trom r‘irst Pun.
, ueSdaY) Jan. 28th
With hundreds of pleasant
Dollar Surprises
i
meanness one dollar, but on such
mm aswfll indie Bollarllay
the extremely diflicult situation which
the operational the Bosch activities
involved. proved his right to their
confidencn most conclusively.
An idea of the 50110in and progres-
sive Americanism of the American
Bosch Magneto Corporation, .which is
the new name. may be gathered from
the type of men whom Mr. Murraydias
NWT)” need. and the food is prepared
tlltl: for the sick men by a graduate clietti-i
The Franklin (‘. (.3. will play '
lRll.
{new team of the High School ini
a gene of basketball at the Lincoln?
.. administered. The buildings are not a
The Soldiers’ Home seems very well}
i
I
a ' alt; can :t on. . .
'i‘ “fut“ W cm ‘ f {thing or beautxor a joy lawyer. The!
a 00'0“! - linsutuuon was'phmned'ns a hamster!
g —————————— . orphans of soldiers. After it had;
-;, t “by a; Golden hmp a limited I served that purpose the State came in-
st. number or Now '3“: Honor Roll Tidegiggggflssgotnhgfpillgeigrto‘i’igé‘ty and con-
? Calendars at their ofllm- which mev' ‘ ’ ‘ " '
‘ ‘ ’
i 2m: 1": 8‘9”?“ :0 are“; ‘0 “”3"“; NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED.
1 etc” enigma ca int: or same. . .--
é ._ - E A Dozen Stations in Norwalk Division
3‘: H“ aunt, .who has (or the past: Since Last Issue of List.
" fourteen monthsbeen in Uncle Sam's Following is a list of new tell--
1 W‘ ‘am at San Antonio.§!‘1‘m}“" that, “'cru’itifztalled since the
.1 1 . ‘b (1.5: issuing o He that ist. Cut ,this out
‘3 MM med his honma. 18 I and paste in tho hack. of your 'dl~
g dim and has returned to his home mommy
:: in South NM ~ L. M. Chase.
. é: .___.. 1 , ~ .§ 4 Union Place sits-14
; ' - . . 'll. Feldmnn
3 , A meeting of the Nor-walk lacht. _ , ‘ ’ 1
E Club will be held this evening at ,3 i Jafiggfi ‘E’fizjflmg‘m WW" ”6'3
‘1 o’clock. at ‘9 South Norwalk cum; 2 St. John Street “9542
for the purpose of selectmt: 3 cont; Nathan Frnke ~
'=. mitteo to nominate. officers for the “n-3 G 6'; Woodward AVN‘U“ 125-53
.-.. . raga?! lekiynn
a. saint”. l0 :2 Spring Hill 1383
1 ----* —— 1 no Lindstrom
% Mrs. William P. Coles has received: 15 Van Zandt street 1131-13
F‘ a telegrun'l‘rom her son. Corporal Lca- Jul. at; it. Linchiier
.5 “1,13. Odes. that he arrived safe on, 3‘ Qfi‘ma’d venn“ fills—4
1, 'Mls. Mary McGlaughlin '
.3; thisslde onthesteamer Goentoer. Ho. 12 Maple Street l (3813
' éé- was in M617 1". 56th AFNHCYY- 311“; William H. Nam '
3.; a. member of the old Sixth'fiompnnwi - 7 .\.'orth venue .5 1180
~:- 1 fmfimd‘t 5 Dr. John A. O'Connor
_, l l) 1%? VVashlngton street 220
A: man WIBWW’V averted? wingififfiglrmt °tl'+
_ ‘ w . . I. _
m-fln‘flm'mvhranch. Thursdm»; Marshall s. Wellington '
m I“ true tell across the. Marion avenun ' 114.3.
co in front. or an 31", ‘
malt ‘31 . amneaponr MAN
mmmtnul train. Only the} KlL' ”n
. Cut. BY TR
* try—t mes crossed the tracks; DERBY. Jam. :7. ~Tlic botleLt'i—fE:
“misuse! or the-train was enough, men was round on .tho trolley" tracks
to”. ”than aside with no harm ex-: in the I)c‘-'by Turnpike Sumac“. The
. ,brm Quint trom the train. It‘mon had been stumk tum killed. in
m fia111$00umt Tlie motM-fi the clothing was It mzistmtinn card
m. , ‘ for/8. moment as with the name of Manuel Monturo, '3,
”WW' :_ ;'i.‘rumbuli mad. Bridgeport, and an-
mesa-tho tree falling in hlsrpath. . . l other address in a pocket was 266
‘d"i‘~‘lia “'nrthiiiglon avenue. Bridge-
port. l
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Held 0):!
Safe Deposit Box
W‘m‘h‘e’e‘mm' BASKETBALL SHOES
'joioodaizeboxesarebutsl .mnmnmacfirs”
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can“: oi the disease :. . “if“:
.djus'in; the same. i. a
‘Iby a wrench (“15! or — in?“
!back. two if done ‘.:- '
llater lire in :‘e 'litri
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It you have any hm
window glass have us
“Place them, thereby
saving heat. '
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DECORATORS
TEL 452
East Norway};
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THE m WE
”PM“: “39! OF CrwiT—T
.creates pmcl'ed 3“?er
limbs.
, Chiropractors resign:-
{disease and pain, has .
:throngh hamonizing
lzret giving the Chiropr 4
to help you.
Magnetic Treatments
teme in icur bedy. l
'given special attendmp _‘ "
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attire of the spine. You ~ 7 ‘
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'i‘. FRANCIS. M
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34 Wackington 51., So
AZ'x: ‘5“ 11’
Graduate from Pa . 3r.“ '7
A. M. “MOE-TIER
AmRNI-ZY AT l_ m _.
Late £13“le (1.5. F4501
PATEN;
Sand 1" fk‘okrcl o" “
associated with him as officers and di- . f
rectors. The namés of these men and 0 r ‘ m. ’ INSURAN E
their positions in American bosinesz ‘ . ’ * - - Le
are significant. . f . l
The oflicers beingz‘ _ . ; . 'I
President—«A. T. Murray. l l: a film hSll'ON 3“
Vice president and treasurer—~Geo * . m
A. nacnonaid. . . 1 - . . : Companies
Vice president-A. H. l). Altitee. ' ' ‘ .
Vice Presldcnt—dmn \V. Rosenthal o 0 _ . ‘ . . r-
W.-. Speaal values 111 these departments REM. ESTATE.
A. Blachlurti'u. = -
The Board oi‘lvirvctors: 21- I. all "5m:
.\. T. )1 l‘ 3 '. 0 il. l. ' l5 '- o - _ - i .
dent oi ill: «rllivtl‘ill‘lltfnln 3:301:35; M9“ 8 Wear ROSIE! 3 £9? WM“ “d Children ;
pomtion. 1 ' ' ll . _ ‘ - :
Martin a. Kern. president or _ the Art We”, Ms m Border ;‘ lam“ & L0“ lit.
Punn. Countie‘s'TmSt Co.. and treasnr- . . § ' WEE U“
et- of the Bethlehem Motors Corpora» . . : .mm .A -..; 1.‘
“‘m- ‘ Rag RUSS Handkerchiefs Chinaand Glassware ’ ”m ‘0me (:1. NE.
(:eorgze A. MacDonald, president Chi- 3'
cupcc National Dana. Springiieio, . U. . . - Si] l
him . . 1 "'th - bow . , 1,. . ' Meanwhile; perm . me = _.
Henry fq’, Sweet, Hombldvioi' ‘b ' ” M” “ é ”"' V ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ * ‘ ‘ li Smith. 1'! find
Vi ecks. bankers, New. York and 803- ' . m
ton, Mass. Jewelry Wash Goods Domestics ‘ m we. my
C. H. Dwinnell, vice-president of ‘ repaired a” .
the First National Bank, Boston. ‘ 901' month “WU“
Mass. ‘ —-‘-- ‘ M” ' ’”“~“ "' '. "" 1 l sold at :10 ; n7. "
ll. (3. Dodge. chairman of the Board LAWYEE FORM {gotten in the count of the roles, and mum-chants insoimbrn. are about to. PLUMBER
of Directors of the Gray «C: Davis Coin-i
puny, Boston, and president of the H.
EAR ASSOCIATION ‘much water will flow under the po- go over to the cause of the monarchy. '
glitiml bridge. before voting in 1920. The provinces at Minho and Tree 0s
.A Wilson triumph in Europe wonklAMomee-m in Northern Portugal.
' and working conditions were accepted
A. “’ood Company, also of Boston.
menn C;.Holmes, vice president
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Chase Securities Corporation. New '
gthrill the land. athey say. Curiously They have been the center 01' mon‘
- . Qenongh. they do not mentitin what is around operations recently. and it was .
York. abort while. A committee was choscnfhappcninz here. ' unnamed from V'igo on Saturday that?
3 Phillip L. Spalding. President. sue lw'ith Judge Voshurxh as chairman and! former King Manuel of Portugal, had’
Engliliand Telephone and Telegrapthttorneys Health and Devi: as aungRY-m WT landed in Minna.
(10.. oston. Mass. clams, to brim: m a list 0 . e perm: -: 1 __......
H. B. Benedict. liornblovéer & gent oilicers of the associatiofl. Judgeé DOWN ROYAIJST
'Weeks. bankers. New York and Boo-latrines T. llubbell, Judge Joseph R.’ REBELLION‘
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MERIDEN WAGES 1 2
MUST STAY UP
ton. Mass. lToylor and Comomfiun Counsel my > _— MERIDEN. Jan. can—c. R. Gay-(imam.
The American Bosch Magneto Conlward J. Quinlan were named as 3; (Continued From Page One) apreeidtmt of the Maiden Manufactur;
poxntion has taken over. the entinieonmiittce to draw I‘m a set 0‘ held; ;ers' Association and an atheist of tin-«l
holdings and organization or theflaws. The meeting Hen adjourn ! mm “mm ;‘lnternstlonnl thrr Qumpfi‘n)‘. today
Bosch Magneto Company. incluflne W151 “le elemng' ”m 1" ‘9 Gave ’ t immedmely 0"; issued a statement to the eifect that
'dered faithful troops to surround the .
position and opened lists for the en.f_rednction of wages were unlikely in
“fitment of civiflun battalions ‘thr? this city. in part hm stow-man). was:
the command of army omega, In 3; "There will be ‘10 l‘ttl‘l""l'll’l of wanes
few hours» more. than nine moribund? in Meriden to a pre—war basis. The
enrolled. The rebels were surroundedé-nmnnfacturers malice that the high
and promptly defeated. Their gm 5 cost of living is to continue for some
were captured and what remained of: time and to meet it workmen here
their cavalry fled in disorder clogs}, must continue to get higher wages
pursued by the Republican troops, than prevailed before the war." “H2
"The news or the victory mused‘also said that_ returning soldiers and
great enthusiasm in Lisbon. Arr-es .de; ““0"! W310 Wiltd IOWGI' Wages}
Omellas, the chler‘ommal representa- when they went away will receive the'
tire of King flannel, was with the 32.. new male'ot wages upon their resump-
* bel troops. (A Lisbon dispatch yester- tion of work. and the new: scale Will be
R! day said that Ox-nenub had been killed” paid to additional help tanen on by the
;in the Momeliill Wins). . . manumctnrem.
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lwhcn the Committees will make their
‘report and thr- assoointion tormally or-
lganized. .
Those present on Saturday evening
the great. Bosch works at Springfield.
whish comprises 2502000 square reef,
in the buildings alone and employs 1,-
500 operatives. The complete service ,
and selling systems throughout the ‘ included: Judges John H. Light.
.i‘nitcd States~and the total owner- George H. Vosburgh Joseph 3- T3111”,
lship and Pflnlr-Jl of all the Bosch paiJamcs T. llubbell. NehemiahCandec,
limits lh it are active in the United 'and 1311011193?“ Edward 51- Quinlan. Ira
saints lit-sides 35 European and Can-r 0.. Gregory. Louis 5- Golds'chmidt.
adinu patents. 'Jesse T. Dunbar, Joseph J. Lianeii-
The American Boson Magneto - Corv 9|”. John J. Keogh Leo Dali-‘3 3““ C’d'
poration will continue to produce me? C- Heist‘mlm
Busch ignition Systems without inter— .
ruptiun. it is interesting to note here WY] ER MM
MAY BE SENATO
that 85" per cent. of the total Bosch
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output «luring the war. was .put to It.
tal Government uses. '
It is the planaofthe. American Bosch
Magneto Corporation to greatly ex
tend its scope in the field of ignition
"The GOment is m‘mliung W
Elnr *bodienof troops with the obtect . . . - . .
Ioi flippressing the Oporto rebellion.” S0801“ for East Norwalk
All Bushels Delivered
But there are others. When it"s-as PARIS, Jan. 27.—Portngueec royal-
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and to acqire even greater prominence - . . - ‘
. . ._ > mentioned that Senator Holman rats are. completely _m control of the _
LnTartgmoufi indlustnee than it has might not run again some one from provinces of Minho and Tran Os Mon-l ”at, P“ m Stove
(‘lte‘g 23$] (ling): f. ‘ Allent th t Fairlield county said: “Why not tea. according to a wireless dispatch Red‘Oak Goal at 50c bu.
.. 0 .e mm 0W“ a .schuyler Merritt ?" And then the from Madrid to the Journal Dee De-
A. T. Murray will also continue as no:
tire head of the
Corporation.
SHOE WORKERS mm‘
OVER CONTRACTS
Continued from First Page.
WM. EFFRON
3 Rowan Sta East Nat-walk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
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knowing ones looked up the records, ' bats. Advices to the some newepa‘ per
~to find that the section nearest New ;say1thot it is reported the Republican
York had not been blessed with a ‘troops which were defeated by the
United States senator in fifty years.
Not since Orris S. Ferry of Norwalk,
served eight years has Fairfield coon:
ty sent a senator to Washington.
There have been many ambitions to
serve, including two of the state‘s
greatest, Samuel Fassenden and Ebe-‘
nezer J. Hill. But political fates dl- '
vided forces in this county, and that
Bethlehem Motors
1—-
a
as governing the conduct of the plant. was fatal, especially to Mr. Fessen-
‘ The effect of the new agreement, den.
according to leaders of the S. W; P.’ One is certain. the candidacy
_U.. was to exclude dour hundred 7 it ot‘Cong an merritt would be in-
:ts members from employment. Theamteresting with special reference to
works established a line of’picksets'the developments Which might fol-
around the Perry factory and later low. ,
marched to the S. 7W. P. U..headquar~| No one should a mistake.
ters, where the situation was discusa- though; Liflsute's A orney Alarm
ed. ' g - . maths race “team not be
Severn! factories in thiscity have an easy'mnnjoboa't. L'
displayed 3. w. P. U. contracts. with So tar as the democrats are con-
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With the Suction Sole That
Can’t Slip
« f The. release d113.eonsotenm
agreements with the B. l}. s. W. P. semen there is some sort at a party '01“ h m *5“! W- l Conch. onscreen-mm Mt
Members of the s. W. P. U. havewot- cement tame air. one of the hen- .-.. . ‘: ' Z *1" mu“ “'5“ “ Mama" m.
ed at mass-x meetings to authorize a known men of the state mde- this W E"; "i #1" ‘5' m flnm M h the
general strike, it necessary to-‘mahn-g . icpredictlon: "We are going‘mk WM . . ....
tain the Union’s wntmts» «.3. 'make thewdemocmuc party some. amen, Wand Smpllce patterns. in 5 ‘hceeflects over silks
.,. . -~—————- thing more than a anemia-mini aadsaiagdmddiemem ‘ ' meander he: and M~
CONSCIENTJOUS OBJECTORS , When mgrhrdene by backing Presi- sing «3%. Ba Business on! to W, £. Corsets a term-
, mes deem-magnum. we pmpose to unite» vmvmma dareammaassimns.
'nmvmon'm. nuns. Jan. 27.»
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The Teeth mm
In the present r“. 1g. ‘I'
in the dental world. 1.
longer any need for '6
dentist's chair. Tecfu
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All you ,need do is
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knows his business.
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South Nor-walk.
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