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’ moms NOTICE.

'WCII, Lodge, No. 108.‘F. and A. M.
flute in Masonic Building. South
street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
ch'inonth—July and August except-
?! 8 o'llock.- All Master Masons

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1119' and ‘tbe- slowness -with 7 which
those who remain return from war to
peaceful industry.

It is no time to take things easier. It
may be necessary for civilization to
work harder than ‘betore, for several
years, to get ahead again as far as
it was before the war. Nobody knows
how long it will take. Nobody knows
what new industrial conditions will de-
velop.

it is well. therefore, to go slow in
such matters. This applies. of course.
to office workers no less than factory
and mine workers. But it is hardly so
neCessary to speak of it in that con-
nectlon.
hope of so short a day as many wage-
earners are demanding.

______._.—————
A NEW FOREST PROBLEM

The demand for lumber for rebuild-
ing 'in Europa wn'it wo'lh‘s hi'v’ in
American forests unless some precau—
tionary measures are taken to prevent
it. This is the' dictum of Col. Henry
Graves. Chief of the U. 8. Forest Sur-
vey, who-has‘mst returned from a trip
to investigate conditions abroad.

The dictates of generosity make it
seem a selfish thing to‘deny‘the needy
countries all of our timber which may
seem necessary‘tor their rebuilding
contracts; Imt‘as amatter of fact.‘ the
United States cannot do this without
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“*‘den 3“" “ ”mam “’1 t- b m the most “name .bmfir ‘m’h’tfi WHMVIL Dean street. and massacre, or “Ii Pm“ . . f 1‘10“?“ “3"“. MI 5’! M" IWI “‘"fl'
.- ” .fié, byes were there." Only this se a 0 . To the Board of Estimate and Taxa- Dan-streeL-l‘her “TOW ' rics,coepe do I II "I! "II " 8i
3‘ -' “M ‘ tl Dome. of reforestation possible. tlon.. . the 9131““..9'91‘ 1 H V ' ' u “'52 bust. A“ ..
Mme party was at Can 9 . Gentlemen: They had planned to set out for ‘ - . - - - p

“manna the boys. and the-"girls

'7 etmin Yuma. _ .
ng'hds an utilal Melt of action

”metal the first reason for giving the

try ‘been'what it should be in past
years, we yould have timber for our-
selves. for Europe and to spare ‘ As it
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«tlantieé‘shutf tliei-oé was: irrgo‘od‘ second
reason no lesa important. The Castle
,nonie' folks like to do their trading in
ma. while the mines and scenic

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placing is made systematic. our own
supply will be diminished past repair.
I Eten our desire for present gener-

;05ity is called uponrto pa)’ forr our

' nae 'Tthe mat policy of this Coup:

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"'ijm the’uaiiy press‘we team that
you are inclined to cut our school bud-
“get to the extent of 313.6003-We wish
td‘infiist’that‘this’ cut Will very mate-
rially cripple our schools. We trim-
med our budget down to the limit'lk—
tore sending it‘to you.‘ and 'nu'wtwe
urge you to consider the ne'eds of the
schools very seriously‘ before {yo

final decision. Do not hilttosndnx“
that the money we ask for has not as
much purchasing power as the sum
we -received three years «ago. Then

“bong island; WWW .

their camp. They started from Bah
loweon' Park: Myrn‘hbouf “2230'
p. in.. in a twenty-two dot! dory.~ They”
found the- water a~llttle rough, wbutv
they braved the danger and started to
enjoy'nlé first‘fcw days ”of their vaca-.
tion from school.

When they writ about a mile and ht
half on Eaton-s Neck “about 5:80, a4
gust-or-wiud caught the sail, splitting
it into three pieces. and leaving them
at- the' mercy of the rough wind and
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. After all payments were
there was left a balance of ,-
mf-Vhich: is to be turned everto
Chance". 1"} Rough,"-aqgms_tee for are
first “‘htllid' 'rhotders; on a
'bohd' issue of slow»; Thus the
Wholders get a dividend-‘0! 'thirJ
-ty-‘hine per cent.

The *orlginal' stack“ issue Was-tor
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Collector rob Internal Revenue.
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the tax of $6.40 smrwhile alone!
W“ With!!! (or hoor-
age use will be taxed at $2.20. ,
" “We used for sacramental ‘pur
poses may confllllc“10‘“b9 made i-
nalm calla-s it
, and distribution are entire-
ly under clerical supervision; It must.
pay mom tax.'_ collectors ware—r-
im." lave-mommy and I?

d mildly item-W our

you‘allowed‘tlie schools $152,815.93. hlfih "V93. .. . .
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natural excursion point for Yuma peo— VVithi thee th 1' thi w te n u t “
‘ ‘ ' ' ' ____.. a, ‘ “ ° N“ W“ 6"” “8 ‘ ’ m“ ’ “*“.‘.”W...SW= mm . > m
. .But the roads are ““3 and had , WAR AND” EéD used by the schools has 'xohe up in their wits about them din ed to , .._ . . _ for m Matt-tutu .3 with“? an; existing recalls-s
- ~ ~‘ arlce from about 25 percent. to 75 set the water out cutie boat. ‘WWA‘IWM‘L mitt. malicious-o. or out ornament, *9" hamlet M to the «antigen
They had mum ‘50“: ?or ‘ was obtaining through several physi-j pm" “WYW”.
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so 8:“get-toréetheii” partywas planned
(a) hiring the“ peopélo of the two towns
out to talk things eyer.

NJ doubt everybody had such a mind
7 me, and liked everybody else so

"clans quantities in excess of the “nor:
mal amount.

. “Liquor dealers. wholesale and re-
;Lail, having stocks on hand may sell
. . gto pharmacists holding permits until
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ifia’.‘ .iifd‘iiiimisl’sioi‘lfién?‘.2“: ? :h“ m..." m... u. exhausted Un-
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The British govemment. investigat¥
ing the war record of the coal indus-
try. finds that “for every advance in

per cent. Our bids on the. various
kinds of supplies show an average ad-
vance oral “least 40 per cent. within
that'tlme. On this 'bhsis‘the schools
should have 40 per cent. more money
than they had then. or a total of $213.—
94130. ‘But we had 'decided‘ to econo-
mize on every hand and did not ask

‘WC‘

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almost an hour. when the Pawnee, of,
the Eastlifn Steamship Lille? plying
between New York and Boston. heav-
ed in sight. The lookout on the big
boa-t thought that the little piece of
sail which had remained was a buoy.
and kept glasaes turned in that direc-

THE CARE or m

Spraying, pruning, bolting and our.

 

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Trees Removed
Orders for fruit tree spraying sheds
he placed now.

the wage of the miner. or everv in-
crease-in the cost of mining, or for

 

:nd ’ ' ' annuities for get- _

ch. that more op: h 1 every swelling: of the income tax rate. h h t‘ U :1 di . [1 “(mm

ting together will 9' Song ' gag” 'V' - . . . f0" ‘ 3‘ muc - ‘0“. ‘90“ n 08 t at what they not been revalent in this c ' ‘ . . . '.

' the m'n‘) 0“"e'5 “dd‘d “mug“ ‘0 ““ Such a cut as seems contaminated saw was not a buo but a boat. they Hartford ltirid other places ii‘ihgfteiii “mm“ “"9“ “my “SW"? 0‘ “Q“Ol‘JJOSEPH CORNELL‘LSOB
0“ “and i Tr“ Specialists and Entomolo.

asked whether asst tance was needed.

About 6:30. whe the boys were
three miles east of; orwalk. and two
miles oi! Long island shore. they were
picked up by the Pawnee. and were

“Alcohol tor internal use must pay 5 n~.—~ "we... on.»

would be a misfortune to this commu-
‘11 9 w- r ., nity. it would place our schools on a
‘v 4 ' [plane distinctly below that = of our
The same :iiuation is found to have! neighboring cities and grehtly curtail

of the state. there is considerable talk a
along that line. i
Liquor Violations.

As Connecticut is one oi the states
in the Union that has no state law

ind this may help to foster the plans
ng roads lie-

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: -It certainly is a $00“ “”- ‘hic' 2“" , . _ _, . , the educational opportunities of our _
'tin acquainted with the npighbnrg. I. .1‘“ vailetl '" “e" AimP‘mam "mum” children. From the most recent sta- madc‘conltortable. ri The boys were prohibiting we sale of lntoxicatin 3 . :
. g . _ . ‘ where the gm‘el‘nnlent‘did not step in tistics of states in the some classw‘lt land In DI‘aISe of l - Int-“1156” Of the beverages. there will be need 0 K a '
gives point to a trip If 1‘19"“ I“ ‘1 pl‘fa‘” arbitrarilv and control prices. Connecticut _we learn that nearly Elli ships 01‘8". (or i fine treatment quite a number of Federal men to e
. ant visit. coming at mp end of it. [’90- ‘ ' . . ‘ ~school districts. the size of Norwalk‘ that was accorded them on the boat. investigate ”citations, and the work '
' - )0 It is llie same situation which pre- ‘_azespending'more‘money per pupil en-; They N'I'Wed In Boston on Friday will be of such large proportions Tel. 938—4 ' 37 WASHINGTON STREKI
1‘ pm") rolled than we do. For example. for; mOrning. at 10:30._ Meanwhile the that a man will'be needed to up”... . _ . ~
n is figured ,hat the m; Any'amde you buyofitheoonnectlout Bedding Storeyol

“pie will travel far tO see othe . , _ 3 v ' q . .- "
lulled m th‘ Lnlted statts dmm‘ the the school year of 1917-18: 'parents or the boys had not known intend ii.
Mid. save 10 per cent. to 25 per cent. Any article bought of the Cal

 

 

 

 

' ': and 'f they are so .. ~ _ . .
whom the} enjoy ‘ ' ' t. a )(l “-31-. and which Still pl'eViills ill almost Np“ London. CL. spent..$7‘l per pupilE what hfiihilppened ‘0 them. They be- mored resignation of Marshal
oz tO'trfiVel. they Will mm 50‘ every line of lndustrv and trade. Marion. 0.. spent ....... -54' per pupililieved. that they had gone camping, dlebrooks will take em.“ this year necticut B n. B n ilflllly
41% .1! roads to travel overfland ”WW you - b —- - Concord, N- H" Spem-n 52 per_pupil; and did not expect to hear from them. and that then will follow his ap— - bong]: of -' _
One of the. main reasons, DOsSIbIY Illainfield‘. N. J.. spent. . 51 DEr‘pfipil: Charleson sent a telegram to his mom. pointmem to the new office in the in, "I“I‘GII t “seclucO‘nnntodOOdmut Store
‘are! the main reason_ \\'llV the cost of living E. Liverpool. 0.. spent.. 48 per pupil} er, telling her that he was safe. and Department of Justice. means 50 pg;- cent. “veil name (I ll r. We 3“an
. _.__. #— . . .' ' Mel-idea, Ci.. speptjj... 46 per pupil; would be home as soon as possible. -_.*.. 0'11 sea, to there ll no middle man's profit, Each I“.
lh’ so griei'tlllsly hiuh to the consunl- Nashua. N. 11.. spent.... ii'per pupil' The passenger Steamship Calvin" . ‘ _ . m _
DAY t d - l l' b d h :Medimd Mass spent to per puplli Austin bound for New York left 805 MRS. LUNDGREN ‘ “'08! ”Id by u. h... out w, flue: for what We sell It. II ‘
l - - 3 . r v . . ‘ 9 I . ., , , ‘ , . 4 ' _ -
HOW MANY HOURS A . .i o a.» it list near} eif‘ri 0 i 1 Ansonia. CL, spent ..... 39 per puplli ton on Pridu, at 5 p. m. Aboard this WAS DIVORCED n"? m"“lvl'u'ultl‘einsidetoot-tier or old made over m ,1 short
V The Federation 0‘ Labor' Wh'r'h rp‘ DOW” ‘0 5‘” a Price for an.“ product .Norwalk. Ct., spent ..... ‘38 per Dilbil . boat were the four; Stamford boys- 18 YEARS AGO Wink very tunable. .35 - ' ‘
' t

They arrived safe ‘at Pier 18, New
: York, Saturday. at about 10 a. m.. and
larrlved home at 5 p. In.. having come
from New York by automobile.
Charieeou. who as the eldest in
the crowd, is an all‘around athlete, as
are the other boys. .Charleson was a
member of the High school baseball

is not content with the percentage of “’e'have 'Mfd Gm“? (rpmgmost

.. _ , of these cities that their budgets will

“mm he made m preoperoustimes be: be largely increased for the coming
year.

tare the war: but takes advantage'of .. .
' Vi'e‘ now have about 4.700 pupils en—

rolled in the schools. it requires. on
the average, about [our mud books

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Gently had as its goal
ht' boil} day. has now-decided to
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The call to the ofl'ice of the clerk
came from Henry C. Atwill, attorney“
general. He Wanted a certified copy‘
of the divorce decree granted to Mrs.

Advocate an immediate forty
- k, which represents the eight-hour
‘y with a. Saturtlav halt-holiday.

Attention-r to Ford Owners
SALE OF HONEYCOMB RADIATORS

any pretext to pile up abnormal prof-

its.

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Vfil'here will be no guarrel with this”; “It is'the war." they say. That is high schools and less in the primary team. and captain oi the football team “1.de from her then husband
"3’ did the'aim is pressed by legiii‘ only Partly ' true. It is war—and grades. This makes a total NEW“; :[t‘eansxltgeglzyznd 54%;“ localéame “5 Frank M. Skeels. '
‘ > . , . - ' . ‘183000 books. The‘m‘m'lce 0 . 1" young en are Lived in N l T
in means. as it ddllbttess will be. gleed, - 11““, books is up ultimately go cents all good swimmers. but luckily were The record shows 051:: ‘llirs. Skeels HISSWEEK 0N LY
7 “0" called upon to d. 3‘“ swimming. resided in Norwalk. She was known

each. making a» total investment. in

tei‘tghdats‘or owe" m. .- .
Books used ten” 'mo’iithsl in‘ the your
last only about same {year}; This
-maltes a'neEMs'h’ “Mint.“
in text books alone of abouf'flsw.
Not! having the money. to idly kc
lion-is stock tor thé‘last‘lcw‘ ., .

our needs are doubly urgent'now. e

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There. has been an

amount. of agony over “depriVing the
workingman of his glass’of beer't—Or‘
depriving everybody else of it; for that‘
matter. Beer» will-tie 'sOId- just tool

 

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$2 3600
Radiator. Repair Shop
Tel. 435 Zt‘lfa'hi St .‘ Norwalli, Colin.

as Nellie B. Bellervilt when she liar-
ried Skeels, in Norwalk. in November.
1887. thirty-two years ago. She al-
leged desertion from' May 22, 1890.
When she-brought” the suit for divorce.
Mr. Skeela "was residing in Youngs-
town, Ohio. He signed a register re-
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handed down his decision. and the . Mrs. Skeels “gm? $2.1

COURT QRDERS
THAT KING BE
GIVEN $4.000

(Continued from Page One).

3t is a‘fehsonable ‘demand. ' which
I ‘ ' unnecessary

t~ ”we'll be 'ap‘pli’e'd 'to all‘employ-
it aa"rapidly as the necessary atl-

tment can be made.’ it makes the”
i e “week-end" at-

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‘ who are’inore "99 from theisame. after JUIY 1‘ in nearly 9"” estimate that about 6,000 bogks now rt d d l
'w' . " ‘ g - . . _ .
-- tint . mi '5 .mue fmmumt)’ m the United States. And in use are not at for use not or year. can or er is ma 9 c osing up the w her an be Changed to Neil ———-—--— ——-—-- - _— . ’ -
é‘ 0! dc to mum a I most‘tpeople ‘wouldn't know that it1 T°‘ ""3“. "F 90’."m."m°°“ "“ “‘5" °‘ the MP“! ‘8 n '1 Billet-mu She appears tonne 1e: '
' refine-halt of the Mdrwda have sug- emitted. lek shortly “t" the divorce w

granted. "
'Now she turns up under the “In:
of Nellie M. handgun—she was Nels;
lie B. Steels when‘the‘dlvolce'wua
granted-and she is under indictment
for murder in thejm degree. The
trial haa‘been going on in uwreace
”savage. in“: was! In.
gre- waa on the witness stand tor‘wol
days when she collapsed. Her ha
and Antiwar.

. toward thereal democratization
industry.

dt lg not so'easy to approve o
‘ tion's further action in‘”dé'clar—*
,, rrthe'subs’edu‘énl‘goal‘ of a six?
alum? davg ‘ lt‘gbes'wttuoutsaying rum
{birthfisiiiorityot moron class—

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‘ frdirir'ilae very-mach: to~llavé’ that

810,000 Loss. '
. “was disclosed by, the papers tiled
with the final report that during the
receivership there was a loss of 810,-
751.26. The figures .on the report
niahe the net loss ammo. but some
=one seems to have made a mistake in‘
Lsubtraction. ‘
'l‘he enmity went into theflhdnds
ot' a~receiver in December. 1917. 11:2.
King was named. Be (and unit!

xt meI and supplies.
This would leave but $3,500 for all
general supplies tor the 4,700 puptis~
. curated. cram! 53 cents each-How
is it" possible to furnish spelling
blanks. writing paper, drawing paper.
inK’p‘ens. pencils. note hooks. erasers,
‘eteff ‘tor‘eucll a smhll wrac-
stuee'tnts, "‘wirm’fifi'me
year at least smfinachool library‘
bouts—not text. hooks—4n dflfér ‘to

4W was needed to run the bust:

has only 1,1; per cent alcohol if nobody gested for to

told them.
, _____.———-
“Willard spars with a man as big as
a tree," writes an excited pugilistic
expert. But how big is a tree? Judg-
ing from the kind the Kaiser saws up.
Willard may be practicing on a mere.

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“sacking day} Ana—some time. shrub. . drawiliké‘suinmm-émm » _ n i
.n . ~ nt of machinery. ———————O————-—-— . A‘Wlfl‘ m wince. e was 3 ven permission to 7 . . ., ? .
the 1"meme .. . ' . 5A government report says that pro- of‘om' school Anal Whilst marrow 836300, and. later rut,” 'KVRA‘VEF‘ULMN 9M ' "v'i “0 m m u" ‘ _
‘ 1-8 0590 0' production and "‘9 . the use of all we asked for in thh de- more. a total of $50.0”. “
. w. or in: they , , y. a," hibltjon is driving some of our-aliens thmuumxm w m PM... . Mu . rt; "17..., a: _ a - We “may“: old tires at one-half in and at
. {imp - . , . 1“". . quick to Europe. Well, it nothing else . .in‘lthe anal account is is loud . ‘ Its» a“ ‘ “a" m‘ m."W . an. *'
.Sissnrfivesr loot “thermiiiioiis country assists totheni as two neat _ . ammo receipts out 9.27 I!!!" mankind. writes: “t suffered . . _ _ g _ Milt. W. .
'- hesitate .a‘t ipres- much booze. let the , , fishnti‘hrf' . .- ‘_ ‘ 7 ' g ‘ am you putt on sales m, we years w mm .31 W
pipeton ‘ ‘ ‘ .. as "g g __ [11.3.01 - lyallpdm ‘ .l-il_.fll°.*’"_' anemones-m . . _, > . 1._ " .nymaoanaamm tears the local (lilo
3mm “irks “W” . i' I‘ periods in roomswllere realistic-ears , m ‘ m! M W. 1"!!!“ lab“; . W . , - . s
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