it
. 81m rises 4:23; sets 7:30.
(
mam
UTE “Ringgim and that. is the composite ICENTER JUNIOR HIGH }
mSEOING SggTEINEL iWMmeUniwd States They navel PUPILS PEWCTI
l
texpressed their political philosophy; l
L.‘ A- L GOLDEN- Prop. through the president, and are orgairi Center Junior High school pupils in'
perfect attendance for the year are;
ESTABLISHED BY
. as follows:—— a .
JAMES GOLDEN
w
tizoti as one Limit to vindicate that phil-
. . I
tosophy.” l SEf'llOll NineuRoom 34. hits: Rura-
g -_ ..._ . -. . ..N. .- it would be well if all our Congress- ”"9; . 129$?“ m'zab'lmw‘ Bishop,‘
.’ ~—— —~» UK I,“ 191,. . ' 11.u1.11='.~. hyntt. Hilda Bin. 11.111121:
IWSDAYD J E 40. ‘ men and other men with public pow- N11 .din Clifford Rose E111 Russell,
\l 1111.. . Smith .411in111 '11 91w
li1rad1 .\'ir..1-l‘100111 ‘5." Miss Ra}
thoroughly into Xht‘ll‘ heads. “'9 have mom]. iezuhgr; Vaude Bra} Jam:
1......“ treattd lately lo the uniltsplrill" 1oul>oi1. .'1-lli1e Henry Edward .‘lolliffe. I
l‘tank Kern. Earle London, Florence
“flic'P‘ll‘lldHt‘ Mcf‘ar thy. 111111;de Nanmann, ‘l‘hwrcsc I
Catherine O‘Brien Lot-Hui}
WERE ADRIAN—Al} NOR." in their hands could get that idea
TOMORROW
Kigh tide 5:37 a. m.; 6204 p.111.
spew-.1110 of 1100 many
taking the cenIer of the national stage N951“)?
' ' . . . . . 013'1111 EdithRalstou Robert Schc 'l
.IVENING SENTINEL TBLE- and 1111111.: their personal views- -—and hopi.'t‘lif11‘1IIlSummers
. PHONE GALE later on. airing their personal expltt-' Grade Right 1100111 31, Mrs. Sim»
a - t 1\. I .} .. g ,. ., .' v I“
EdXtorlI 21 Rooms—~92. Inations of those personal views—and SlthI')‘;:l1:Ilrirl 90311111121?" 16:10:an
,1 18W Office—'93 jthcrcby obstructing imperative legis-' (11.11111 Eight? Room 35. Miss Good“.
NorwalkB - Oh Office—4388' "lation'und retardiuu the launching of ""“"h"' “6d ”and”? Ema“ Vi"
Editor's Romance—2182. " ' a ' leI'i1,A:nnI Ma 11111.1 Alice t.11>nntlly,}
I
\‘\ esley MIL—ban. Hilcn l’udd.
E tlr-ad. Seven vllomn 2.4 hllob‘ Benn-.1
iteachrt': llodces'. Edwin
City Editor’s Residence—14924 'a program on which the country
Business Manager’s Residence—‘01111w unanimously agreed.
3 12 . Mayric ‘
11 - - i “0 have a more popular name 1’01'I“1hp..1,1,.I i
. _ W ,._.,-,_-_--n_ what the scholarly secretary 93“,; (tr-.1011 8* veii— Room 21. Miss Hans?
110111 teacher: tlIai'ltm Brown Susie
A GOOD MILITARY SHOWING 111.. composite people of the United 111m 111101.41 1111111.»; AIM. oeimrish
It is “Uncle 8.11:0 " And Un- 0111111111 Itic,lnuond Leo Ryan GeorgeI
“'Ltlt'lll.‘ .
Perfect Attendance for gummer
Term.
Ninth (nude Room Ell-Ralph Arn-j
.olIl, Alfred I‘ 1111111 Albert Brower.i
He wants his decisionSI Elizabeth (‘1:lcy, Margaiet Hall Kathg
the totals translated into prompt deeds. And no I'rine Kline. Charlotte Moore1 Eliza-I
I both Snooper, Leo Stull
We haven‘t done so poorly, alter IIllS;11111s."
with the job of raising fighting forces; cle cares [tr-31 tour. little about the pure-
]n spite of the discouraging 510011955 ' ly personal attitude of any individual,
. with which volImIcers have seemed to in office or out of'tt.
dribble. into the
“'ili‘
What he wants'
recruiting station.q is zII..Iion
since war declared.
1
' make quit? a rPSlH'M able sll0\\illfl public 1111111 counts except as he regis- Room 0.3.. Maria-n (”mm GPorgl "
"Most Americans do not realize that 1.11s01051101110110]dctisions 1111dhtlp~ llllllil Gettist1,l.izzett'.1 ISlltt'l. A1151
Ly cell.
.in these thicI nionIhs .1 111111 half IIImalII tl11111 It‘fIc'ti1e. I liahth Gl‘tltll‘-"'1Il001]l Sl~»—ll'1111'.\' AII-
' million men have \olllntt‘t'i‘t’tl for the} __A .W_ W- 1 come. Lotiox Currie. l’lora Dibble.
, fRobt'lt llonnelly Maybelle (‘onter
. " ' :1\'\', and that we now have. I . ‘. . » ,
”m" and n ' A WOMAN CAB'NET MlNISTER [Ralph Hartwell. l llznbetli Hutton,
. glppl'OXilllttll‘i)’ 300.000 t‘llmnt‘d 1" ”WI Without my great commotion orI Les-111.1 Newlnnd, l‘loll’lk 11 l’Iott.
. . , I . .. , Room life-Alida Ball tl"l11lstophcr
, 'I'al‘lOUS branches of the Sl‘llll‘l‘. -- . llSl' Ul reuks 1 woman ha.» . ., ‘ '
1 . , 1 f' 111i1 0 b ‘ d . 1111111011. Hillard» Carter, Alice Hill,
The l't'glllill‘ army 0" AW” 1 had been called to join the Russian minis- .lo.~'oph \laikin, Loeta Rose, Ran-1
'Ionly about 1011.000111011. It now ham“... She is (mumps. Sophie pm“... “101th Starr. 0100139 Vi 001111.11
l
Sewnlh (liade—-»Room 31 —Cl1arle.~' I
. “early 300'W0' “'1 i" 5‘2"“) 0" tram-I mo»: Annionv, Hazel Amold. Arthur Bloom,I
Her new title is IlI11'E.\1'1-llcn1y
jug. The NIIIionat Guard has increas- Minn-1111' 01‘ Social “3.1mm \llllit e111 l’rody, Peter liurkcdellq
- .tl 0111 Church Ralph (‘ole Ross'ilie
.111 1t} . , -. ‘
N1 ”0m 3 Sunni" 0‘ 1 1" ’0’ ‘0 "b0“ ThIs appointment to 1.~ ll Russian (‘llt’ Lillnm Fricltson, Lucille Ever-1
1.260.000. of whom-75.000 are acI'tually m‘binot of .1 woman is cimpiy the 11-9. Ison Ruth (lundrun Elizabeth Hawx-'
- . . . huret. Pcail llovt. \l-Ibel Monti
under arms, dolllt' "Ui‘llll duty. Tie , . . . .
I“: I- " . 1“ Iognltion of 1111 good work 5110' has '-11 111111101“). llai‘y Moore, Helen Prensa-
41131111111: corps. “'llll‘ll numbered 11.0”“ ready1ione"-orhe1 country and of ”1111111. Aimee Raymond. Frank ltowl:1111l.l
'I has been doubled in 512,. The blue: IIIIIIIIIII oppmtunlty that eilsts {In fur IRIcharIl Null, Anna Swenson, Muriel
. II II Van llooscar. i
b.111 "' Alina Clarke.
"jackets or regular sailors lther service. Room 22__
John El}.
. Wine doubled ”My numbers, rising' The counters has 10le been an III,.l2dw111d Reliant, Dorothy Payne Jennl
from (0000 m pow” “111111 ”1011-" . I . . (Smith John \‘uller,ie Edith Yttrium.
I‘.» ’ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' _ .1tI\'t' “other for Human 11111101 ran IIJanpph Wenmicb I
sands have bt‘t'n raised fm‘ WOW‘IISbe built and "lunagpd 11 Pouplp's 1.! Room 24 -leurion Iiiddescombi, J31,
1 . ' ‘. ' ' 11b li'ss.12dwin lio\t.l"dw1rl \lII»
onus of sei'\'111c, such '11: railw'i' en- . . I 111 . II . 1 .
f ‘ ‘3 lllouso In one of the pomti SIt'tionsI llnelll l'nul flittiplly. Alfred Ovei
Iglnecring, roudbuilding. timlicr-VvoI'k-I 11.1“...»tru,~p0w.1.t.~I.
I’l‘HE M AXWELL ’
ECONOMY TEST
(Continued iron. first page.)
or l‘clt'oprad. It contained a library. 1 It 011
Thousands have joined thI"
1'111- 40 000
1111111111,. Itional equipment.
11g, ctc.
.lhcatrc, physical laboratory, astrono-
\n'1(1dical corps, and there
picked men in the
11mins. {lug and Sunday (‘tllSFvS tot'atlults,11n1l
And it‘ s only the lie-'innin': Prepar I
~ ntlons for an immense military cxpair
de~
111ic1l 0bsl‘l"‘\}llnl.\' and other educz-L
ofbccrs There were even- I
splendid 1'11I1'cntional facilities. There
scru-rs had watched the gasoline
pouted hIto tlIv1 famous littlo red one;
111111011 tank Autmobilc owners were"
.fIII'“»1'a>'li11g the 11Ill11ni:1- MI. (‘Iofoot
iwonld not. "
The start was made from in front
were sowing rooms for soldiers‘ wives i
nion are. proceeding wiIlI a fair
groc of speed By early fall we shall
'l'uiv'c about 000,000 more
that soon grow into a factory employ-
ing 2,000 woman, Altogether, she has
or
mo" and .done much for her countt'y.IaIId Sllt‘
‘rms,dr11wn from "w "Pglfimm'm bar: done it ttnsclfiahly and wisely. 10f the lot-111 Maxwell Sall‘i'll'llolll at
‘ " ' ‘ " f“ . 3:55 I. 111. t
ists. In the (01111111 0' "N 111111 ' As a mombcr of the Russian lntor- “11' radio tIlcl cd by Mr trol‘oot'
there may be another similar incrc- \ I
“There
the appointment
ln‘ ill)
of IIInIpIoviously selcttrd by home
0011.111 local Mauve” 11111111121111,
l< in (lllll‘fll’ or the content here.
The 11111 11 .Is made 011-111 the follow-l
lntz r'oule. South Norwulk to \‘lesztI
pm‘.l \sh t‘Icek and return to Nor-
walk then to Stamford. l
Present Route Description. i
'l‘l111 distant 1 11 .11 twelve miles 0111.;
it-sponsillll‘l and twcllc rcttnn. with the privilege?
of trayelingdn any street or road do}
islretl if the gallon of gasoline was»
Rustlan women havt‘ 010' II' uncxhausted after the specific course!
had b.1011 cov'.cted !
less ""m "'9' l‘l'll‘lltlw and neighbors of Mr Cro
ll author-imp" to the political education of thP Ifom 2""? had boon! 93:11.0? a... WWII: .
o 115 0 tie 11m. 10111 11110 (1111' \Vill1
11-1“ "mama and to ”'0 camp 0' tho ' v-olu the contestant. :11 the end of the loan
To give ”10111 on 9‘1““ 91‘““C"11111y'tl111 observed: made affidavit that
the 1'1111 had been 11111111 011 one gallon
of gasoline. and that MI. Crofoot had
made "1.0 4-10 miles.
'l‘ht1 auto owneis of South Norwalk
are krepiyz It close tab on the red"
one gallon tank runs of the Machll
car ow'neis. Local pride is causing
all owners to watch the results of the
famous contest in 011101 cities
compare them with our i'ecoimds
Repmls generally Show that people“
all over the country are watching
these tests which are proving of
. world-wide interest.
l Ohscrvers~Arthur
J. 0.
to make his 1151 was one of tl1111cI.~
Slicl- i
whoI
t
motion Bureau Hays:
”mam- 'l‘wclve months from the dec-
~',ltl.ration of war We shall have nearly
' “1000,0th 1111111 ready to fight.
' Not bad at all for a traditionally
lt)w'~nioving and bungling: democracy!
—-——0
EXPORT TRUSTS
The. Webb bill, passed by the hounc
'of representatives by 1111 overwhelm-
establishes
doubt that
countess: will be grcetcd with enthus-
'asm all over ltussiahand that this lsI
'only the first appointmcnt of thI1 kind
Tho women of llusnin will be given t‘\
cry opportunity to participate in 1th
government and to fill
pools: in ovcry branch of political and
somotliincr social life.
coniliina-1bably contributed
,ing majority,
inew in trusts.
~lions in '1'11sit'aint of trade.
It lcg‘alizes "0
izes 'co-opet'ativc activity 011 the
of big industries which for
we have been finiitintrg‘lm‘ "1““
lward for the eerviccs which they havo
isn't. that thoIfinost way
”WWI lion
will be only a modest re- '
many years
through legislation and prosecution.
‘But there is one important diner rendered."
‘ .1109 The trusts authorized by the t0 twin volition! freedom?
Webb law are to sell their monopolis-I
l
l
l
4....“
BREAD PRICES
t'l‘hey 9,9 constitutcd Mr. Gompcrs, urging prompt
Wehuoflyv with the privilege of .10. to curb the food cxtortioncrs, points
in tho expoi't'm" that a loaf of bread which sells
011 which mpyIl‘or 171 cents in Detroit sells for 9
Ilccnts at Windsor, just acmss the ri-
tic products not at home but abroad.
action
as “011101 1 a~
' operating exclusively
rade. The principle
“ore based sccms to be that while. i I
i ndefengilfle ,ver. Canada is no less: at war titan we
The basic cost of making broad
in,
l). Keyworth,
Seaman and John F. Bertram.
15 unjust, immoral and
or business interests to combine for are.
0: control of the American market. .in C
s all right for them to combine to . 1‘10 United States.
ntrol the foreign market._ "“ table. Why should
' in a perfectly adjusted world there to par nearly 50 1191 cent. more for
“id probably be no such distinc.Il)l'(’ad than Canadians a quarter of 11
than: made. But the move. is justified mile away?
“most American business mqn 0111110 Bread is also sold cheaper in Eng. I I k.
' ' fi ' l d and France than in this country, smm ed 0 fan» even’. 133
und that other nations, especially an 1 f 1 the same!— They bend upon the breeze,
1111.01qu commercial rivals, permit though V't '5 mate ron ‘ Which brings to them a starry bliss.
drenoourase such combinations for" American Wheat, and has been» sub- Far fmmhthe IIIIIOIIIIIIbeadeeesII II
" ‘ '. ' .Asghoststeysaowgaienes,
h. purpose of extending their for- ject to the expense of costly traniipor With light fantastic mien,
git trade Germany has had partio tation by land and Sea. Where still at eve my sWeetheart
' » V wit , ant! treads
. Ycflecuve association 1.3 long at: The publlcxwanis to know .- y 6 Her presence they have seen.
is 'do it,'we must do likewise it wants to know how long it will hav
are incompeteon equal terms. to endure this strange discrimmation.
' . ' Ordinarily We. stand being gauged for
the necessaries of life pretty patiently,
but this iS' no time for patience. . .
-,._.__..__.—-—-—--
nontcurruiw. BOARD MEETS.
HARTFORD, ~Junie ‘28. ~03. the June
meeting of the State Board of auricul-
ture at the state capitol today, 0 ‘A.
LlLlES.
My Emma S. Clarke.
anada is no greater than it is
The tariff is negli-
Americans have
0 watch with 1110 their swaying charm,
Glad bells of lifting grace, .
When summer's mollowtints all warm
Reflect upon each face.
-As pearls with yellow splendor blend,
Virgin beauty glows divine
Their fragrant laugour soft they send
And pale their wonders shine.
When 'morn again " with fingers
bright, .
Has touched them with her gold,
So swift u‘nfurl their petals light,
And mystery. unfold.
I gaze enraptured, standing there,
The garden paths among.
‘As the lilies in an opening prayer '
Chant forth their morning song.
EXPORT TRADE AFTER THE WAR
cementum) Mass, June 28 ~11».
.NLY ONE PERSON THAT cOUNTs
tary Baker pointed out a use-
»istin‘c'tlon the other day, when an.
crietwer asked him about .hln
“111111131 attitude" toward the war, in
l' ‘ 'lEQA'Mui ;
none and personalities count” {0'
l‘
hwy Were appointed a committee}
metal fittings in mittketo abr'oadt
port (diplomatic
"AMERICA WHOLE
l naut
and I FALSE ENTRY.
was brought out. De tective Sergeant Warns .Women Against Cutting Corns
, importance had been discovered -by. quarter of an ounce of treezope which
1’th J- '3 318W and 11- 114111111er export trade alter thei’w‘ar‘ and .1
he position of American tools. and .
to the police.
Sign: Order for Extradition.
ALBANY June ‘28. -—An application
for the extradition from Italy to Neil
i York of Alfredo Cot-chi was signed by
I(vovcrnor Whitman and forwarded to
the hate department 2.1 Washington.
Bt)lOI}\A. June 35.-—Sll-’.tlol \eti
Asks for $600,000 000
For Aemplanes in W011.
turini. alto. my for Alfredo (‘occhi
f(-1;11'.~.=»1l ..<.1r11t' 11.111111. III
New ‘.'J1'it.\"‘.t: 11'1
sociatwi l‘11'I..s yesterday ids' i111}: 'gue
'11011 :11 not i1..\111" btgli pti'lllll' d it.
w the papers ithc 11115010ch (-011
feSbl 011 “I think," said the attorr
"that the examination 01‘ witnesses i.
inking :I Ion: time, disproportionah
those who liwd
from thequnc of
1 provided by
.here so far
i tragedy.
2 “Tile jtidt'e promised the the papers.
{in a {1111' days. Only then will it know
‘how tlI1 1'1i1ne 1111,: really IIIInnIiIIIl
and what act uall.'» 0Llflllltd 111 (‘01-
t'hi's shop. \l 1111 NERD to 11; I llllll.
I-utabl-e 1'.: that l‘oIIhi. 011111: to 1111
1:111 laws cannot be extradited eve‘n
Iif meanwhile be 111111 lecome a natur-
.1l111 Il A11111i1'a11.1:inc1 it: Il.1 still
the
ing been called under the colors."
Signor \‘enturini,
Iago, \\'kl.~' one of the most
criminal lawyers in Italy. He is now
» 75 years old and exceedinaly alert.
l m
THEATRE STARS
AT SAUG'ATUCK
(Continued from First Fate.)
1
. J ' l
-. fiBJQ-GENLSZLOLSQULER, . l
Brigadier General G. () Squicn}
chief of the signal service of the llni~f
ted States Army, who also directs." *—'—'
It'he nation’s aviation service. wants 1 tl11~ I, «l 1 ‘It i t I
136001100000 for alroplancs with v. I l1' ".. ' ', .1 II" a; ”d ( Mb "t
which to win the war. That he calls “201’" ‘ " tum 0" "" Album. 111
"The Yankee Itch" somethintr the , 3' .
pu ’ " l‘h- piece dc resistance lri to be "'
Ila circus vaudevnllle and freaks undei
tthe ninnagmnent of Air 1111: ‘li. Icllonald
hassmlcd by Mr. and Mrs Pollci
Emeison Browne, Mis. Fortune, Mrs
llit'k~..\l11.~:.MacDonald.\iis Raleigh
{and liaiy Lcusclicr There will be
}ucts by talented amateurs and pic-1
IerssioInais, side showr with freaks, 11
b0”! circus without tl111ni7vlilrillillg cone.-
Gcrmans never dreamed of.
HEARTEDLY IN WAR
(Continued from First Page)
\
"Our traditional policy has
“Congress itutltorlzt'd the issue 0t nose. ten garden. presided over by
$3 00000000" 01 WM‘ '0' “1” W'" ‘mMis \l'. 1‘. Staples and for sand
notation. Th0 bond “56111 “i“ b“ it niches,c:1k , fittlt punches.c1eamn
111,11111111 crooked :1 01“ llrfislmih‘“ ' nIIIl lces,1hc refreslunent booth is in
Their croatthuz was drowned by tho champ of .1115. w J Nichols ot'1'.
iimlllmde of voices offciint: hard won Bridgeport ' '
savings as freely as surplus wealth. W'ilfittl E1 .ms Wm paint
“l 1’00 the “(W5 0" ”ll-‘5 unpreced- rail in ten minutes while Herbert.
32:? ll'alll:l"m(;\n"l' "(litili'tiincim ?“ Both will draw minute sketches.
. 111 . '1 l 0 0111891 (i I . 1
$100 000 000 for that beneflcont world . “1'2"“ CI'J:I'I':.'»I';HI.;I'IIO mitoqhmtm i221,
I11'iI‘,I.'1 Work of 111111'1'y. ‘It is impos- ' "
othlu,‘ was the comment of 11 few. The‘
faltlr,0f...tlic noble men and women
with vision was 1110111 than justified
when more was giu'n than had been
naked.
"(‘ 0111111110: in now engaged in wriI
cream cones, 1111d»- -not be prescntcdt
to some boy 01' girl in fact. the Child "
I'en' s committt'e under Mrs John}
0111' ana'di is planning just the thin;~ 3'!
110 please, and uudIr the Ilitcctipn of
Mrs Angus \iucDonull them will
“.1" ”I [aging "3"“ Th"? ‘r‘ no d'l'L' the an “aesthetic dance" by the Vcit- '
1
111011 11 011211 as Ixccpt as to I11 I port school mum.” '
sources of taxation and the people There Will be g(“new“)... ever)-
will pay without protest whatever ‘
111111111051 to carry this war to a 3111'
('1': slot (‘fllll luslon.
"in the Navy and in the Marine}
Corps the thief piohlem has not boom
to secure the man power needed but
1'11"th llii\l‘ the Nov .1". 1".eaouIces
been tnxcd to house and uniform and
equip the thousands who flocked to
the stundald at the Pr'csldents first
01” and the army is 11111111 log all ”10"
men who can be trained.
““11 ler "plug to 11'1111 without pas
sion, without hatred, without lust for
land. without II trace of vengeance.
\\ I1 do not ii 110 the people we are to
Ifinht “I1 hate only the autocrncyl
which harnesses them to the Juggeiviw
0111' victory will not only make‘ . .
the wotld safe for democracy, will playing .11”. 0““. conIInosnion,
not only strengthen soligovcrnmcnt and 8mm)" Fotcier. .. 1.
and end the fiction of divine rigl1t,'c'n' Anderson is doing M" bi" tn
.btit it will also bring to the German" donating one Of his “"0“ pictures.
to be sold for the benefit of the fete.
people .1 new breath of lib‘Erty and ,. . .
{hope foi the day when they will gov Aleyander Mitchccl will make a fly-
, . a .
ern themselves and be no longer 1119' mg from P0" “ ashmbton in 1”“
acr0planc.
pawns 01.111111111111311" Stella Mayhew of the Winter Gar-
den will run the hot dog stand.
I She and her husband. Billie Taylor.,
will also appear in vaudeville.
IS MADE IN . i Ar'tliux Hull, who was alionof
CRUGER CASEI‘WVizIIrd of Oz." will capluN the
hearts of the children.
. Marie Di'csslcr will run a Dress-
(Contruued Frcm Page One) ' icr Kennel and wishes all ladies to 1111-
ing been made Febiuaty 14 at 9: 45 for dogs.P1lzes will be awarded by
a at. 0011111111 vote
"Isn‘t this a false entry. .1.. demand- lna Claire will conduct the ranch:
ed the commissioner. IIvillvz theater This will be styled “Inn
11111 1111 11111 111111 .
0N IIIII’s DRESSER
.whore and somclhiim all the timtnl
'Is :1 partial list of 11113 booths and!
chairmen will show: ‘
Field Ambulance—Miss Irene Davis
The Navy
101' and Mrs. F. C. Tanner.
HOWPl'—~—\ll‘S E. T. Redford.
(“-nnd.1’~~Miss Katherine Grout.
“T0mbola”—Mrs. W. B.' Lashar.
“I“ll'hite Elcpliant"».\lrs. A. L.
rAIIIlIor'u table—41m S.
Suffrage bootli~».\lrs.
Tho Governor of Connecticut will
be present. escorted by Bishop Whitn.
Lieut. John Philip: Sousa. l‘. S. N..
l C. Shaw.
1
"Stars
1
“Because I got lb? report at that
time when I Went on duty.”
"But it is a false entry, isn‘t it?"
Commissioner Wallstcin’ insisted.
“Yes. it is,” the police-lieutenant
admitted.
As a result of the delayed entry, it
John Lagarenne was not assigned to
thocase until 2 ‘9' m.'. February“: Because style decrees that women
Mrs. Alma Brown, who accompa-
nied her husband to the bran ch bu Icrowd and buckle fix) their tender toes
reau to ask for an immediate seat-ch51“ high heel foalwear they suffer from
for Miss Cruger in the hospitals, the cams. then they cut and trim at these
morgué and Police stations. testified Ipalnful pests which merely makes the
that the police 3‘10“.“ no eagernessicom grow hard. . This suicidal habit
and Says They Lift Right Out
“to do anything "
The investigation of the methodsi .
employed by the police department to warned W 5101’ it- \
solve. the mystery of the disappear- A few drops of a drug called free-
ance 0" Ruth Cmger was continued zone applied directly upon a sore corn
today with Captain Alonzo Goopet cmgiven quick relief and soon the entire
t 1 3
10:33:52? mm 5 one °f the firstico‘rn, root and 1111 lifts out without
It was said today that evidence otI vain. Ask the drug stare man for a
1"
Mrs. Grace Humiston. whor-Ie effortst
co‘sts very little but is sufficient to
1:51. tonglIt; 13%;? bgirtglit'ltZZF'hfg remove every hard or soft corn or cal-
I
tention that Co'o’tthitwasa member of “‘5 from ones feet.
” '1 ring operating here This drug is gummy but it drier in
'-- a moment and simply shovels up the
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Black Jet Earthenware Tea Pots.
II! four cup size with gold bands.
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12 Quart Preserving
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Blue. and white enamel.
$1.25 value ..... ' ..... 850’;
112 Piece Dinner Set
Decorated with gold lace bands.
Worth $15.00.
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Fruit Jars
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White Mountain Ice
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Ito the law. There were those who moms of the "barkei's." '
told us men of military one would 1101. An excellent dance “00,. it: being Lawn Mower CI‘EK Runner
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Good heavy grade brown duck?
with head rest, high sides and wind
Blue Flame Perfection
Oil Stoves
2 and 3 burner size,
At SpeciaL‘Prices
12 Quart Steel White
Enamel Water Pail
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2 Quart Colonial Water
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Bungalow Rugs
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Summer Outfits
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PORCH SCREENS BATHING SUITS
Add Io Your Comfort For All
Get Our Prices Men. Women, Children
WINDOW AWNINGS BATHING SHOES
All Ready foi' U151 250 to 1756
Only $1.25 ”' Ladies’ and Children’s
WINDOW SHADES BATHING GAPS
New Stock, Popular Colors 25c and 50c
Shades to Order a Specialty
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ROCKWELL 6 CO.
1108 Main Si. Bridgeport
Liberty Bonds Will be“
Given at 5 p. m
Tuesday July 3rd.
Until that hour June Bargain
Sale will _ continue and eirery
purchaser will have oppor-
tunity' to participate ‘
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Claire Playhouse." Stag‘éd under 'the TOUGHARD TO JOIN I
direction of David Belasco. c AN AD! AN . AVMTORS
H. Houdini, famed for his t10);;1IrteIIvI NEW YORK June'28.-\Gustave P... . .
33.: (2:3, ;§§;§$’1RY‘}LI:°“}SI t'he 1';sz Touchard, former indoor tennis chum- .'.
'Act. being tide up in a box and} Dion, left New York last. night for Gui-I
thrown into the water extricatingl ado, where he will enter the avian—n .1
himself. This Will ’be .a wonderful corps. Touohard first tried to 1*
L93! the United States aviation 0011», “it
was rejected by the cumming omega-II
The IAmeI-ican Mechanics will hold as phygmuympfit, m m: tried“.
an important meeting tomorrow night. min corps and, 0900111010: a. . .. .
t' hich' 01181180911! by'1 Jaws will be' ‘gpdurapca’ on the minimum: '33.”.2.
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