and it was desirable from every point
ducted by the United THREE
rUBLtc
. ually be eliminated with the construt
= tion or a. bridge. the location being an'
ideal spot for such a structure. “I am
in tavor of a safe and permanent im-
provement." declared Mr. Heath. “not
a temporary. unsafe structure."
The hearing was then closed on mt»
tlnn of t‘ouncilman Moore, who also
picscnted a resolution whcreby (‘oun-
cilnit-n Murphy and Stevens. loco-th-t'
with himself. should be appointed a
committee to consider the matter. Th!-
iesolutlon was passed and the com
inittce was given twenty minutes' rc
cesx to discuss the project.
The committee. however. rpmainod
in private session for almost double
.. _ . the time specified and. upon their re-
;pllot dozml. it tho gasolinc zan- out. If, J- & J (’ash. Ltd. who 1m". m-quil-pd 1 turn. presented another resolution. in
‘ the titles to most ol‘ the pt'uiH-rt." along? which they announced they were in
.tlie lint‘ of the extension. Th" ('Om-i favor of the plan and set aside Junt'
pally “it build lilt‘ hxli-nfiltlll at nO'Mh as the time when the t‘ounul
cost to the city and. by (loin: 5". Will ' should hear all persons in favor or in
make a public llllpl‘0\t-lllt‘nl long ad opposition to the [Hang
iocatctl. The proposed extension of Chestnut
Others; The matter of the marking 0“ 0f 3 “mt by .l, & J. (‘ash.1.dd.. was tlic
'liuildim: line on the southerly side of next matter to be considered by the
"fill them. may -. . . .- -~ ‘ -. . . . A '.
“all slim-t incl “1”] opposition from (ouncil. hierynne “as hcattily m m.
machines-r no latzcr or stronger. But Attorney l4co Davis. who appeared for vor of this plan and no one appeared
Manict- [K'Ftll‘t-s-t Lockwood. and by in opposition to it.
iii; in of the "I’l‘r‘tjflfll. human clement.
'i‘ . , .< .~ 1‘. . s ,v -
“ I“ ”H .\t..t.a.mn and In tf‘hllldll :t\‘t-l\ilt‘ anc‘i tl.c t-.\tt~nsinn of tlic sanit‘
thoroughfare came up. “'ith the ex-
(“idl‘lll u: on:- property owner of \\'in-
humid; 'hc plan met with hearty favor
and :t (t‘lllllll'lvl' consisting oi (‘oun-
('lillltll Murphy. Moore mulwh‘tevens.
alter considering the projcct in pri-
\at0 for some time. handed in a fa~
\(llitltlo' l‘t-ptil‘i mi the matter and set
‘ ttisirlt- \Vt-tlllt-stltt} evening. Junc 4th.
"WIN-"“1““. in" Atlantic “I "n“ "PL ‘ as the time when the (‘ouncil will
' meet and hear all persons in favor or
'uplmst‘tl ll) lili' change. _
Anothcr matter to meet with hearty,‘
favor and cooperation “as the pro-I
posed t";l-n.~lt1ll ot' Chestnut street by
it Wte< nearlx all pt rsonnl and human.
Tl'uzv- tum min. alone, with a Slll‘ill
thymine tll‘l.t‘ll l/_v an t-nzln". int-at».
fable of nlitthtinzz ml the \ialct' and cu-n
j'nfihil‘ to t-ltzhl on land cXt-elll 'tt
talk”; 111.; 6:06 p. m.
“5:28:96 8:11.
0|“ng of the Associated Press. l
Amulet! Press is exclusively.“ \‘i'll\ (‘tllllliit‘lt' sutcvss or ilt)illlll'~'-
“ Ezigtgggs (zmdctg‘i: $1 li‘ their f‘llfl:i'l‘ stopped, it' a vvin: tul»
I‘m in this paper and anO' “-ch
no“ published heran.
at m
“a "Inn; of tlic iiundrctl conceivable acci-
.
.tlentshappvnt-d. they must fall into the.
WTfif-‘Wt and the “orld remain forever ig-
0N! CALL! {noi‘anl nt lilt'll cnti.
looms—92.
0M.
.t nch Ofloo- 4’.
noddenoo-AMA
I, l
l . .
::t.-nt risk. undertook to plop-ct them-I
rifthc lilt$f‘ll:rl)l‘tlki',-ll the
s
-' ' '1 mm or -republlcatlol
" ” as herein are
.. ,. .-
'-...—-
Tltl')‘ tl'iwl if. and they lnrl.
slit-t t‘t'tl. cvcn With
t
it .. I l . ,. . . .
. 5 . . . . -!"I 3% the chief :lon Vtill it-nlnln “llh tl.» ‘Attorncy Louis (loldschmidl. 1'99"“ J. & J. (‘ash recently purchased a
1%: two lirave int it who failed. sentiniz Henry l”. Coleburn. However. considerable tract of land on Bell--
a?“ I 2183. ‘ ~_. a frecholdcrs' committee. col-ism uvenuc. both for the purpose of hi‘I\'
--——-——o
in: a site for their new factory and
also to prevent any other parties l‘n
purchasing the land and preventing
the construction of a thoroughfare
which would connect Chestnut street
with Belle avenue. and thereby open
a thoroughfare between the South
Norwnlk rsilrond station and the low-
ot three disinterested parties. was up-
pointcd to consider the matter and to
set asidc a time for a public hearing.
All of the councilmen were not prett-
. . ent last. evcning when the mcetltut
'5 H'“ Lonuwmdcd ”4’” was called to order b1 Mayor Jere-
user who should I!" called upon mlah Donovan. “”19" "I“ "0'” Was
called by City (‘lerk lrvlng D. Robert-
. .
. ti ‘
1180169 norms. t
, Stated Communication of Old
5 Lodge. No. 108. l". and A. 31.. will
it! st its'rooms Tuesday et'cnlng.
20. at S o'Clock. “'ot'k l-I. A. 'he.
GAB METERS FOR PHONES I
A l'ticu. .\'. Y.. papct‘ proposes a "za’l'
*-
meter" to measure telephone calls. a:-
gulnt: that i'
phone
eshnlentst. All Master . . . ._ . , , ..
ns(r:(:il:dlallV' and {internally in '° ”3’ ”“ ”“"""”‘ m“ "“““""’“” son. (‘mmcilmcn Morse lt. Russell. er end of South lusts street. This
. ' ;rutl‘lcr than the person who uses his’ ”CROP ("Ir ”:12!th (79"??? “’.1St:tens. proposed change would be a great lm-
Fratei-naliy yours. . . ,. , _. W ._ . _t Albert . ridge. 'l I am . 00!? movement and would relieve much or
"hon" '0' "”"f “n" h““‘"“"m“’ m" land Charles A. \‘olk were present. the present trslfic congestion on
JOHN K. FINCH. W. M.
' i: Robert M. Wilcox. Secretary.
South Main street.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor sppesred
tor the company and announced that
they were in n position to construct'
the extension at no cost to the city
whatever. The column). he smed.
intends to nuke s number of unprovo-
lnents in thin vicinity and is contem-
plsi additions loom-y with
an eh ire heritage 0 not strict.
Several interested persons appear-
od in favor of this plan. Thomas 1.
Rsymond announced thsr—thc South
Norwnlk Board of Trade was heartily
in favor of it. and hoped to sée ii 30
through. (Yity Engineer Minor. Chris?
tian Swartz and Nehemiah (‘andec
were among others who appeared in‘
favor of the change.
Councilmen Frank L. Clarltc and Rob
crt M. “'olfe \verc absent from ’tho
entire session.
2 LUE SKY SWINDLEP sncstion. and it should appeal especially (‘ity (‘leflt Robertson read the call
THE B ‘ at the hosting. The session wso orig.
Capital issues committee, in to tho-u- afflicted by inttlly catied fora public hcarlnx. but
' .
- of the country's ini’ttslixittnt con» posts on thl' spine patty line with them-i in order to dispose 0: two matters of
. ft ”N r_ r“, ‘q , mlnm importance before the nest reg-
” during ”‘9 ”a" :1 er a ' 2 “‘ ullr meeting. Mayor Donovan issued
. investigation has concluded that Of course to attempt to measure the: Ill!i 0." for HIP special “WM"!!! ‘0 b“
. _ _ . . . . . . . j 1 held after the hearing. However,due
stock promotion is ptahably moreetom crsatlon of the true pltom hot! i lto an oversight in the drawing up of
. ». . and tllorvI flagrant nmrva greater teat than to fly across the
verse only.
There is it lot oi‘ scnsc in tltis MIL"
Conversational
‘ the summons. the two matters (a. peti-
tion to tho committee on fire from the
paid firemen of the city as“!!! for II
increase in pay. anti intake action on
the recent spt-cial appropriation of the
. Board of Estimate to the credit of the
bridge construction committee for the
' it has ever been in the history ct ‘ Atlantic. to: it means attempting to
‘ rty. Approximately haltn bit-limit the infinite. But after all. it on.
goodAmerican dollars go'annualli :ihv' plump ti"- lung titti
Take stock contents and similar tmtce cvcry instant of time were nlllll'j
HS (in.
. l bent-til of the “"tslfingion street The hearth I ‘
- :n- l .‘t. l‘.>'l- i .- - .. - t -l kin: _ ‘. 3 w” “’5’“ "n“ ‘°‘"“
9" ”“1 3'9 “’l‘ -" ” -" m“ th mu" “'9 "n ‘ k‘ ‘lll‘ltlflt‘l were not considered. cilnuut Volk presented a resolution
.1 of such losses: belttr!‘ 1h? “'37" with the same inexorable rctrularit)i Thc first matter in come beforc the Which uppointcd “'llllnm H. McMa—
£00,000 a .WMI i; S h w 1h“ taxirmeter. lt ml h, h, HlII-nlllin ot tlio- Council was the pm- hon. William Miller and Inuhew Cor-
3300 ' ' ' " ‘2 .posed discontinuance of part of Bel- bett rue a freeholdm' committee to
tremendous int'lcaFc In ”W nnm 'i.t..~..ilit.- in control the matter a lit” den Hill avenue and the extension of consider the matter and advised them
. investors in ”m mm“). in 1..., m ithc said liizhway. This improvement to report to the Council and. st the
its being adtocatcd by the Norwalk same time. to present a descriptive
.0! the sale of Liberiv Bonds and -:-—“’—.' '—‘_‘ " i'l’iic and Rubber t'ompany. which has survey of the extension and change.
The resolution wns pond.
The marking: of a new build
on the southerly side of Wall mcctfi
extending easterly from \Vatet' street]
hatl'the matter in mind for some time.
John \\'. [nut-ants. counsel for that
Colllpnl‘lj-', was present and preuented
several cullvlflt-illl: arguments in fa-
MUSlC GRAVE AND GAY
Saving-4 Stamps has‘ t-nctiuraco tl
’ “(if course i am awat'c that lltci'c are
'21". The list” which
the basis of their operations is
"=|tl('ki-l'
‘lmsr- who arc pPl‘ftt'll)’ szttisttcd with
r . . * ' . ‘ z .. Mr. lncrams had Was the nevi and la t it h-'
. . - , -.. . ant kind of an old .i llZ Band. and till} ; “” "’ fl" "“"E‘~ . . - n ma er in t
, nowadays on a list of im- in . » .. ' . . his r‘llliJl't'l wi-lt in hand and from his considered. City Engineer Minor
‘loun investors. The modern ~loclt ’H-‘W Wham“ lu- tn the illiljtll'li'-. 1"“ lllllllllilt'tl Ntlllt't' nt‘ expert knowledge presented s map of the ltrupusctl
change in the building line and stated
that it “as not an attempt to “ltlt‘ll
Wnll street. although suc ha‘tT improve
ment is deplorably needed. but simply
a litattcr ol' precaution to prevent fit-
‘of th-- prcscnt c\istiuc conditions. a
clear and concisc idca of the intentl-
t'tl itiipi'ou-mcnts was given to the
t'puncil. In part Mr. lngramr spoke
as Iollou's:
uh) lic L'llltlt'tl by those inc-mipvtcn'
‘lell trade you anv kind of stock.
3% sky limit Ill‘ttiiir-“lll pros it:
to jtldL't-‘f if simply to llt‘ aunts-wt
.
~ufiiciv nt why not :0 thc limit on sat“;
your steady ititt-r» .‘iv‘ill'ill rn:
securities. :lfl‘: and proctlrc a hand ornati and a; “'l'llc changes proposed by ”1,. Nors lure blunders, such as was committed
to contimu llllt’tnkx'V 1’ Thu: \l'i'tinfi an earnest (-i[1-: walk Tire and Rubber Co. will be aa at the time the t'oleburn building was
Not'- , consttiictt-d. near four or five rent out
"111'“:1! advantage to the city of
walk. as well as a material benefit to'
lht- tuttipany and to its scvcral hun»
tin-d cluploycs.
"The present approach to the rail-
road crossinz on lleldcn llill avenue is
by nit-ans of a twisting hiuhway about
'i he swindlet-s hoiw
‘ b7 the thrift habit \vltwll War
3 cnts planted moon: the Au‘wt-i-
I uple. it a nlan is buying \Vtil'
_. fitnmps ill"
,,.n to a leading daily on the Slllllfl" side tlic building line of otlit-z- build
inns.
Jtltlcc Taylor also spoke in favor oi
this project for thc Norwalk Realty
('otupany. which. he stated. hate mans
under way for tho- (‘Xpt‘ndllult' o." .t
t-i' “lutzsit- in the park "
After all.
milk to amuse
isn't the idea of music in,
as... the majority? So.
sttit'l;
2' . rceulzu‘y.
‘ _, . .‘. . 'I. . . ‘ r ' '~ .1 I ' n . . . .
. Ihmdly ttgut'cs “in? ”1" 7mm" lt.‘ 1" "‘ “mm“ m h" ‘1 ml‘m‘ alto liill'l)‘:llllt'i‘ lcct lll \vtdth. ,tiuarter ot a million dollars on illl~
n. into government r-t". '.ll lll~'> can -t‘ Hi.- thitti: t'hich doe-s: aunts-- tlwtii'.‘ Pedestrians and Vehicle drivers Ira-z I’l'fl‘;l’lllt‘llis along \\'all stru-t. ”It is a
total“: this road cannot sec an ap- prt'lttmnary step to a great and much
t‘iowtl< tl't llkt' any, llxcly musux‘
'l‘liwv co to llic paths to he fllt'f‘l‘ed.:
needed improvcmcnl." dtclat'ed JlldL"
Taylor. "and we me greatly in lino:
of it." ,
l-‘ran‘k l. Joncs. .lohn ll. Milne and
i‘:(l\\'lll‘d J. Finnegan. First tli>lrlcl
commissioners. all announced the)
were in favor ol‘ the projvct. as did
pt'oztthin: train at this crossing tlntil
they are within a close and dangerous
proximity to the crossing. By the new'
. plan. this dangerous approach will be“
"eliminated and in place of it there will
be constructed a forty-five foot straight 1
road \‘vlllt‘h will afford a clear and un-
’ i into the hyu'ays of ('llttIk-‘(l
and lost by a mind sv‘ltn: a:-
‘.__.-.‘T—..-...—.an - _. ._.__.——--
-. not Zl)‘l“it‘ll. and probably the iiionkt-y
_ ~ .
in no higher dut} throw» the. 'nd thc ll.tll'l ol'szin thllltl tlcliuht a
m business “Quint m" t-\'- lot nl thcm at that. Still. any man witty
.n iiv today than the plUit;(“ thinks an) tl‘f.“'ti won't unfit} a little obstructed How of the railroad. Judge Nehemiah (‘andce and .\l. .\'
‘ ' "The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Mayehon‘.
'- the‘ thrift habit by u... elimimr truly lit atttit'tll music its “ell has been:
“.9 stock swindler. The {H}. .-o lll7.~'}' listening to the clamor of his oi' the preposed change and is pwpar
, 5 ~ . , . . -d to carrv the plan throuoli it is
- ‘ . - ‘ :: nvn "..‘.t :l‘ 11 l t be his chin -lv tatlct' . ' ' . ‘ ' '
. ,. errmtents effort“ 9” “191'“ ‘ ‘ ’ " la ' ' ,ready to become responsible for all
of swindling tribute to damage claims which may arise and
Attorney Leo Davis then took the
floor in opposition to the new line. lit-
appeared for Mnnice IlcForo-st Lock-T
wood and did not lavor the change;
in Mr. Davis‘ opinion it was uselessl
t‘ompany owns the land on both sides
through tht lo math the hush is tltcii'
it
i" t
i. ‘ . . _ . .will waive all claims for damane to and a foolish expendltn . '
' m. ‘ .~ th‘. ed -- st . e . ft of money to.
7, Trade Commi... “m" ”W Tm“ ( “w ( H ' ”um _ . its property. it. wil stand the entire start such a thing a present when thc'
, J purtment and the putt “map [to Park music should in like St. Paul. expense of the construction of the city should wait until they take up the-
‘ . '. .. ..~~' ! tll thinz' to all men." There should "wipe" “'m‘q‘ Wm “0' ”’5“ the 9"? mutter 0f “”91“"! “’3" street. 3
,. “nun“ the C" "1' ““1"“ ” ; ‘ _" one cent. . Louis Goldschmidt. attomey for
"mum leader. ,i he tho- finer sort. but also the any. “The advantages of the change are' Henry F. Coleburn, owner of the Cole-3
many and varied. it will pave thejburn building. also protected againstl
. - » ' v - l . s _. , . . - f '. .
W investment 0‘ smalll ! “mm pvk WU" “Mm intended m way and make posstble the doubling
’ h the War Saving? Blampn, the beni‘m 01‘ ”I? ”‘10“ (PW who 10"“i of the size of the plant as well as its
g _' . . .l . h . 5‘ 1: production capacity. At present they
. punching of the value of gov :thttt ( liopm tut rm t e grrat ma q o ‘ have amund 700 employ“ whom may,
(10 lilt‘ common pt-oplc. who have no other pay from 825.000 to 830.000 3 month.
The new plans will make it possible
to double the number of employes as
well as double the pay roll. It will
find employment for and care for 500,
more families and it will greatly small mutter Before the question w ~
. _ - . as ut
the grand list. of the City. to the Council. Attornev Davis pg“).
e Mht of Hawker and _...____._. “The officials of the company will . tested against the appointment of Mr.
'7- he called the greatest; Bolshevism has succeeded so well in} “99"“ approximately. one~quarter of: Keeier to "“3 committee. Mr. Keeler.
-. _ ~ PM ' h l l a” a million dollars on this new improve-i he stated, was a large stockholder in
me in history. . ‘ ”man“ I 3' “’8’ Y a l ”19 Workma. ment and is in. a position to start ' the Norwalk Realtv Commny who
a: ize the chances people have gone elsewhere to make, building operations at once. it is int i were much interesled in the project
III “- 'i'h ' a living. and the Sofiet govemment’ peratlvfrhthat m“ company b‘imdb at ‘ :3“ 3")" this reason he 0b19€ted to him.
1! u arican iers. e)“. _ t he: once. e immense ncrcase n usi- s Jection Was sustained an i
. '3 "mums "he “a" to n" for 19‘" ‘ ! ness has made this necessary and tin-i crick Gebhsrd was appointed tin???"
Piss they can secure this change, which i Keeler‘s place. ‘ '
ill provide them with the necessary The resolution was an
property, they will be forced to more1 D “ed and a
the marking of a new line. which he'
termed “a waste of energy and some-
body‘s money."
_The hearing was closed and Coun-v
Ctlman Moore presented another reso-‘
ution which authorized the appoint~
ment of Samuel L, Keelel', Edwin L.
Hoyt and C. Irving Byington as a free-
holders’ committee to look into the
securities generally will
V' courage the small saver to. playground, who are plain. unoritical
t
' swindlerf Q folk that like corned beef and cabbage!
W l and popular music. and who. thank the'
. _mITING ADVENTURE Lord. are easily amused.
‘ .
Q.
risks. as their rec;
Some of those Americans who want.
(1 themselves with
”t
t
u
l their plant elsewhere. They have had
,- mess and bravery; immigration suspended for ten 'vPal‘S: this plan in mind. for some time and-cur THIS OUT N Is- WORTH.
- was. in continuum“ not be so enthusmsttc about it in originally decided on it before the “TI MONEY , l
r. . ‘ ., _ ‘1' in few months hence when they can’t and it was their intention to bring; ,
primarily 2‘ "meml 1c{find anv common laborers. the matter up at. that time. PIOWeVelZI Don‘t Miss This. Cut out this sitpl
the rulln s of the overnment, w lcli -
forbid alignew mgr-action wmgregenclou with at: and mail it to Foley &'
vented this. and it could not he done. 00., 3835 Shemfld Ave, Chicago. Ill-J
“Nevertheless. the plan was never writing your name and address clearly
dropped and the present is the right You '1“ ”a“. in return a ".3“ pack"
l
time for it. It is unquestionably a .
public improvement which will be ben- use ”tum“! Fob-v 5 Honey ‘M W1
for coughs, colds old?
social to the city and to the com. m-
puny. The plan has the approval or croup; Foley Kidney Pm: for pot:
the Public Utilities Conninlon as
well. as the New York, Now Hun
ind Hartford nilroud metals. both ,
. or who. are mm; h can? out:
r ,
____.____..__
A lot of American Socialists are ask-
ing for a six-hour day and $1 an hour.
- While they’re about it. why not make
<'-’°"'m and cm” it a four-hour day and $1.50 an hour.
alike or flying for . _ _ .
. ' 93 on the SUT13°9-‘ Those Bolshevist army leaders must.
i “hops" of {:19 hip in-. be regular Hindcnburgs. Nearly every”
all the w“. t“, dav now they execute another victor-
__ ;and helpw ions retreat.
o
r I their} trip was fix—i
~ bonny. They traveled,
l
' , . RWA‘LK pared and con f w or \‘it‘W- . ' . H ,
. ' ' N0 'Stn‘cs navv. with all the resources of IRIPROVEMELTb The 01113 099°53‘10“ ‘9 come '0 ”"7
95 G SENTINEL l ‘ E FAVORED was presented by A. \. Heath. "I
. > tli- nation Infill-i of it. its triumph is AR Glover avenue. \Yinnipauk. who base--
‘ -—— ~' . . . . , , . . his disapprmal on the fact that. thc
“m BY ”hm. “f ”1‘ ”Hugh and (mClcnc) m ”(1 (Continued Front Page One) present grade crossing would event.
few minutes‘ later s motion to ad-t
journ was made and carried. l
New Haven Road Hal New Type Else-l -
tric
Two
one and one-lmlf times as powerful a.~
those commonlv in use and capable of
drawing: a l2-car steel train at a speed
of more than 70 miles per hour. ltavc
been receivcd by the New Hsvrn road
for use on the road between New liar.
in and New York. Thty are capable
nt running on both routes on which the
Xew llaren enters New York. namely.
nt-t-r the New York Central line from
“'ootllawn
ininal
Lon! Island railroads by the Hell Gate
bridae
Pennsylvania station.
have been ordered.
To run over the .bore two road!
and th
are equipped to operate from an over; ,
head 1
in: while on the New Haven . from an
under-running third rsil st 060 volts
direct while on the New York t‘ontral.
and from an over-running third rail u‘.
6th volts while on the Pennvflvnnin.
in tent-nil design the locomotives are
like the present 076 to Olli class. but
cmbodv all modern
electrical. mechanical and
equipment. emtisl to insure safety
and reliability of operation.
they a
capable ot hauling hem trains in fast}
express service.
The
tors. 12 in .11.". scared and drive the‘
wheel at
tvpc of locomotive inn-mutt” of;
what i
tice in
design.
successful or in number of rsdlcslly
difl'rent dealns tried out in ion: per-
iods of
From the preliminary "his already
,made. both officials and crews are de.
lighted
ance .
the 3:1
trical apparatus: bv the “‘estlnghousc‘
Elecaric and Manufacturing Co. and‘g
the air
,inghouse Air Brake company.
i __.__—-
“IR “111‘ RIDGEFIELD CHILD
Proceeds will be for Benefit of Help!
Rliu‘
of llitlzt ficH Grammar school will rive
a May
1
of Miss Katherine M. Barnes. one o“
Rid :: eli
Branch
ELecrnI—c—MOTIVE
462:“
ion
Now is the sea-on when Bugs and Curtains occupy the an.
tention of the hduselsscper. We have a. most complete lino at
these goods at prim. that are right.
t
GIANTS RECEIVED
Locomotives of Great Power
lam). clettric locomotives. on"
Two Hundred Rugs
From the great manufacturer's auction salt" of Rugs recent
ly held in New York.
These Rugs arc the Alexander Smith & Sutis' make, the best
'1‘!-
and
to the Grand (‘entrsl
. ' . - - c - ' ~ 't .
MW omnwung ill the tottiitr} and fammt all mcr tut \\ )rld
Axminster Rugs
For wear and appearance this is the liest Rug made. A1». c1-
cxccllcnt assortment to choose from.
Size27x54 82.99am!
Size36x63
Size36x72... ...... -
BRUSSELS RUG. 27 x 54. 32.29
LINOLEUM RU GS. 6 x 9 feet. $8.49
A Most Remarkable Saving On
Handsome 9x12 Rugs
A truly wonderful offering; handsome coloriugs and beau
tit'ul designs; Woven of the very best Wool. with close 1
nsp.
330838183008an feet
AXMINSTERRUGfi’x 12feet
Heavy Quality Congoleumlkuo-
Artistic patterns, suitsble for dining room. living room
bedmom. They lie flat and need no puking.
Size6x9feet 37.” Sim9x9feet......
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Selim. Voile and Msr— Cumin m
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Hand drawn work hcm- .
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stitched hems. lace edges and t a complete 1' of
insertions in a varsity of
ties and .tvles. 'uitahlc for .
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Priced 98c to $5.00 Pair Priced from 19c to 50¢
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total weight is 172 tons. 310.!
through holiest spflnfl. This:
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over the successful perform—z
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class of inntcrislfi; all grade.
break apparatus by the Weep;
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eld‘s summer colony
rill= road. at 3.30 p. m,.
Reduction in the Price :1
.tltvrnoon of Ma} :27. The {etc will be, According to ; "i
for HIV ht-n' fit of the ‘fiiildren Of (10"tiiade at the stations if the .\‘t’\v York. Ti ,
\aslatcd France. The local school . New Haven and Hartt‘crtl Ratiraod. an res
chlldlt'n arm taking great intct‘cst inlcxtra train will be run hetht‘ll .-\'~~w H Awnings. Auto Tops m
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this matter and are raisin: monev for I York and .\'c\v Haven. l’t‘itlfl)‘. Mil." 3"" All“ 83W-
this pllllms-‘, The program follow“ This ttuin will lG’BVA‘ New York u' 9 25 _ _ _
Sour."liarscillnisez"fmi'r minutctttlks'a. m. arrive at Stamford at 10:3”. one mutun Tile Free ‘0
,M. ”w children: sorta. "Santa l.tici:t:"' South .\'u:‘\\a‘.k at 10:33. Bridgeport at BM ’1th
"Poppy Sons." Kindergarten cltildrvn: i lu_.'.t'i anal is due at .\'t w ilttvcn it'
tahltxuu. Mu}- [‘nlp (lance; stint. "Lili' 11:35. AARON KOHN
Hells." folk dance: flat: drill: tableatt.‘ -—~—-—— —-—'——»'—- 55 RIHI‘M ‘mue
"America.“ l'noillcial liatronesscs will) — Try an adtcz‘tisenient in lltc Phom ‘”
h.- mmulwt-s of the summer colon) who South Noz'walk Ex eninz Sfinllnt‘l it '
‘2“... also mm 1) interested in Tilt; two. you desire the best results obtain, V'Vr‘.
it-ct. able. l 15:“.
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T113” “1‘“ u” ““3””?3 ““‘d The “mm Amy Work»: on the battlefields sud back
of the lines in France.
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They were “real people” to the soldier, because they were just. like the folh hock house,
with hands accustomed in work sud eyss slwuys rundy to sndls.
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And now these same "roilpeople," back from the war with new lanrols, have built their
trenches in the Streets of Poverty in M08. They will wage the fight for the M and
unfortunate at home, jun as they have do. for yours. only on s lot-pr souls. ’
The Salvation Army conducts “as Bones—Day Blossoms—Hons torthsiolplsssu-d
——Lodging Houses for tin Down and (litters—Fresh”: rams—hos chins.
It must extend this service everywhere who’re mm sud Poverty exist. It must continue
tomch downs-dun upthemwmnludohfidnumm fallen.
Will You Help?
‘7‘ ~_.,_... ._,,.. - , ..
The Salvation Army Home Service Fund
May 19 to 26.
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