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Luv new motor vehicle law: at mc mm W Into
staid have just been issued in convene; w “6 am
3 ient booklet foxm by the suite depart I. $3th 30 3'
3ment of motor 1ehlclcs.
l
3 Edui’pifieut for" ihe new ‘ White
xfiance Beradery to be installed in A.
3 i F. Beckma‘n‘s store on East “‘aehing:
ton street, arrived from XeWYon; yes-
.1 icrday afternoon.
Kindergagten' "
Novelties
FOR
THE CHILDREN
Keeps them busy at home or at
the seashore.
NUMBER AND WORD
BUILDERS 30c
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About thirty members of the lnvin- ~
PASTELINE MODELING (iiile )lt‘ll‘fll‘3’13’619 club of. tith; city,
_ went \0 531111 Rock. .\cw rlmen. 393-
CI‘AY 50" and 73° ‘ verdaty. where They enjoyed e. day's
MES—031502532551. Stringing ~ outing. It had been decided to :0 to
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CUBICAL COUNTING AND 5101:“{momt‘brtt'isr‘:‘r:-d§:cl:;edt1:11:17
BUILDING BLOCKS ‘ ” ' ” “ " '
iathtr make the longet
tun to Satin Roe“ so the plans “H 633 3
changed“ D .nbury News. '
, they would
3.
350 and $1.25
DON N ELLY’S
16 So. Main St:
com nonwux.
At \Vt‘Sl \Vaihington avenue, Sat-3 ‘
urday, an automobile driven by Leon-1‘
ard UiSessa 0:“ 19 First sweet ran intol
one diiven by F. Cliff Johnston of Hub-‘3
bard Hill. DiSGEK‘a was’ taken into,
custody by Capt. lh-ennen 1‘01 xiolat-3
ing the motm Achitle law by ‘cutting‘ 3
the cornea which caused the accident.
The case has not vet been disposed of
——Stamford Ad\ come. 3
DAYLIGBT SAVING 5
LAW IS SAVED BY 3 3
3
3
3
Today is what is known as
~ -~' men‘s day. VOTE OF BOUSEi
”he Rescue Missiun will hold a‘
(Continued from Page 0m»
12:12-37 tomorrow eening at. 8 o'clock
‘ Monroe street. ‘ on Agriculture. was recogmzed by the
..._a SD(3heT to make a motion to pass the
Fame of Stephen S. Hatch on bill, notwithstanding the 'Preszdent's.
- .. ., disapproVai. .
"“mw '5 being pmmed. The “There is no need to discuss this
A. Decker of
i
13- l: :i in charge Of L- matter." said Mr. Hanged. "it was
wad avenue fully debated at the time the measure
was before the Houst‘, and every, »
member is tuliy informed- of all the:
facts relating to it; i move/the pre- 33
vious question." 3
The roll was then called. The:
House had been informed earlier in
the. day that: the vote Was coming, and
practically evary member who is in
the city was present to answer to his
name. Up to the close of the call the
outcome was in doubt. When the
chair finally announced that the at-
tempt to pass the bill beer the veto
had failed advocut’es of the law broke
,into applause, which was prolonged
{or more than a minute.
The action of the House yesterday
is considered final. it seems‘ assured
that. further attempts to repeal the
law Will be abandoned“ lt’Will be re—
called, however, that there is still
pending in the Senate the separate
bill passed by the'House. known as
‘ the Esch’bill. which has not been act-
ed upon by the Senate.
-:. F. J, Bradbury of 40 Bayyiew
:‘-»nr:e will entemin the members of
4.3mm Association; No. 7, at her
7m: evening.
Rea-Admiral Hm Mob P. m
refutes to be called 9/ hero bonus: 5‘
leaped into the Hudson River and
rescued a seaman. Any once:- u the
navy would have done the a... W
for one of his men." mod“! I!!!
the commander of the Train Forces?
Atlantic Fleet. The admiral was nil!-
in; with Mrs. Huge to u! m you
his flagship. the Columbia. when the:
.P.
‘39 Battery F Social Club of Stam-
3. wm hold their first annual dance
Romp Point this evening. Prepa-
have been made to accommo
.- large attendance.
' OBS
Fannie Shehan. formerly of
3 now statistician in the State
Hartford. is taking a
' course of lectures for li-
.3 the Danbury State Normal
CK
in the rough waters. Whiting only to
toss his coat to his wife. he dived and
kept the sailor _afloat until both were
taken aboard a lifeboat
M
"-t‘ary.
Era Cole. has leased the former
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Now That the Victory
Loan is Over
immunonrucnco m‘vcunmns.
manhunt“: mum non- pt
(”pea-yin.
The City hiational Bank
3
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Tel. 128.
WMrrHerald
Weapon. Ohm.
The
, 5000 Hammcrmils
9 White: Headsl .
to: $15. 00
In, not of printed mute
know a» tin {mm Hammer-l
infill bond pupa- in.
m wand commercnl' bond 7M3
toduy und' is mad by thounnds of;
m house. who do big WI.
11:1: exceptionally low price is
forgur'gciemmsihxm
inches. The printing is of the but
and we stand back of every sheet.
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paying been» on rap-riot
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REM. ESTATE
in all Its mm
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martian 0? cmnomm
can. of the W m an IN I
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buck. Even it done in childhood. I
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through humanism that am. cyn-
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barge bowma-n was tossed overboard}
WOMEN’S
GET A SQUARE DEAL
your Mold
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l“- mu. raven 1m cud all
second hand goods. Anything you
man land goods always on mule.
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to help you. .
Mule Trutm GM!- RI.
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1THE COUNTRY MUST
SAVE ITS FORESTS
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' The Senate. instead of acting 011‘;
the Bach bill, added the repeal of the;
daylight saving law as a rider to the:
Agricultural Appropriation bill and'
passed it. in that iorm.
.use. recently moved to Isaacs
‘ in the {all will reside with
Mrs. Edgar Laughton of
They are spending the
manzhe as the guest of Mrs.
‘? “- :mn. Elmcrest.
.w
'11i‘l'_
I-l’ Hence the
President's repeal of the law carries!
.with 1: the repeal of the Agricultural
: 1151 and makes 1: necessary for Con-3
=gress to rc~enact that legislation in
order to provide the Agricultural Dc-
partmcn’. with funds.
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"The pecpfe of this country must
be told how our forests are disappear!
ins." said Mr. Pack. “and must be
3 aroused to the need of a policy which
;will result in our watersheds being
3 protected for all time and for our for-
‘ ;~-.< m" Eugene Carter. who
'1‘ 'r: tlzu Sick list for several
r l“°-~‘.l&le 111‘? return of Sam—f J35?— hOW ihlsxwiil bel‘done veg? ”J“ 3. sis to be managed so that they may
certain yesterday. he or inary p, . , 33 on future lumber and
»_-[v...; 1.5 3 ‘_:h _. _ pro je (ra 1
‘ “K" 3’“ atirday r" course 1s to report the bill to the fox-pm p‘odurt requirements 3
Brvantmsw storabut the House as 11 passed before. with the?
.. 11: the high places hack to egtception ot the. rider. This requires'
:3 “mp Sunday morning. :urfunminus consent. however. and
3 some membcrs are prcpared to object.
' The iailur e to override the Presi-
dents .e: o is .1 tremendous v. ctory for
the thousands of commercial orzanim
tions and representativeg of industrial
and congested centres of population.
.The propaganda against the daylight
saving Taw originated with farming:
crganizationa. and the V019; in Con—J
{Hess for ifs repeal came from mem-
New England is no longer a factor 3
in our lumber supplies, and its pulp-3
.wood supplies are being rapidly ex -
1
7V» 1
try already import 30 percent. ofthei! 3
raw material in the form of wood or:
pmilp Our hardwoods in the Nortbl
.nd East am being rapidly used up
A, ‘Naterbury is making
'9 a new reeidcnce erected
View avenu‘n to replace the
‘--—‘f:‘oyed by fire. Plana call for
low of five rooms. Mr. Water—
;= jun recovering from a frac-
already embarrassed tor supplies. l
The metern Foxesters are experts:
who should be able to offer a practical _
solution to the problem of how to
__‘_<1oultier caused by being b r 3 3 l 1- h
. 3 3 3 ers represel‘mg agrxmtura ols- conserve what forests we ave rev
3.; 1 3e w n a; the ncrsé 3. . . . . '
:3 f3‘"“ .11 ago .- 311mm. 3 . . 3mam1ng. now to restore. what forests
': ‘Jp academy Emma 1101‘? 380- . The prmcmfll argument made; have been destroyed. how to protect'
t
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against it was that the iarmers found' our forests from fire and how to pro-
i‘. inconvenient. 11 V185 never 300“ i vide for perpetuation of our forests se‘
0‘35“) 1‘: PWV‘E'G that N WOYde any that the lumber requirements of tbe3
} ETD-‘3? 2413133"! D UDOB ”303 e engaged in nation may be assured for the future.
‘he iazmi ng induStry or that they lost; ‘We have the example of France
any money by its enforcement. I which was able to successfully resist
'::.-.ny years rubbed their €595 Yes'l ’ 3 the onslaughts of the Hun because she
morning, , when they saw a big KEEP'NG ORDER 'N lnot only had the men and munitions
EAST PORT CHESTER but also had a. plentiful supply of lam
Deputv Sherifl Lincoln Taylor 04 her for her allies and herself because
‘anzs caught, daily. Can be had at
‘ .-x..z'nrlcs Oyster Co.
""359 familiar with local shiphin:
. {3...
; .p laden schooner tied up at the St.3
George dock with the name John
J.i
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hausted. The paper mills of the coun- 3'
and many wood us: ng industries arei »
Perry on her bows. Of course they
knew it could not be the old Meeker
boat, the John G. Peri-y, which plied
w‘wse waters in days- agoner. for her
‘25}: still lie in the mud on the {his
.27 the foundry. but in size and.
anal 1113!th she resembles her
We Have"
Many
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To Learn
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3
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3 in East Port Chester and it is there
:4; : that. Mr. Taylor has been
' There has been little disorder so far.
While" Footwear
unmoved-r3. 0.1.21 . not. .
3 ‘ she adopted a. practical forest policy‘
Stamford has been at East Po.. hes- over one hundred m ago.
ter since Saturday working in ccnnec- 3 ”The American Forestiy Wig.
tion with the Greenwich police to sec tion heartily support: the demand
that order is preserved by 100 striking :5 tgenggm 2:823: pggnansdexcfl'nl:
:-
laborers of the Ab'endro‘th Bros founl- “M the 1mm” timberlmd
dry The Abendmth plant 58 on the owners and foresters of the country to
Byram River on the line between Con- suggest plans for a policy which Vim
necticut and New York states Many be practical “d which/will “Sure the
M the employee who are on strike live needs." ~
nation of ample forests {611 its fut“
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man—m lac long, TM. $8.00 $1.50
cam—mmmre cum, hid: and 33
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Mia-hm muse. Amoco. Tetra.
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Darlenflouse
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““8015“ Food
flat, Chips and
Chicken
A LA CARTE:
Solos by Gm». mm, Burro, 8mm Gain, Reliance 3 a that m I:
Hempel, Tetruuini. farm and your other favorite: also all in ; N0. 2 NUt C081
theroduced 153%.?“ example: . 3 N. 721. 3 Also Nut. and Stove Coal "
Records were $9.00 saoo $4.00 $5.00 sacs $7.00 1 3 - L HERON
They will be 31.00 31.5.0 $2.00 saw $3.50 an 3-33 _ 33 R - .
3 The following list. will give you an idea of the type of no 33 1.081%? 3883:3132?
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Every Member
of the body has its particular fulc-
gtions. and if the work is not properly;
executed some organ is obligei to ‘0’ u.
more than it is able. thus producing
weal-mesa and inviting disease. If and
teeth are decayed or irregular it ”it
lows that insulation is impel-Mt.
the food does not mach the stomach in . .
the right condition, and the organ! of
J
stationed. YACHT CLUB SMOKER.
Will Be Held atthc Station at Hick.
ory Bluff Thursday Evening,
July 31.
The Norwalk Yacht Chi will hold a
' smoke:- for members and their tneflu
Thusduy evening. July 3!. There in!
be a. varied program of entertainmut.
including W by in orcheM‘
some athletic exhibition‘s, singing ac...‘
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3 under the direction of the “Wm
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digestion an.- often oVertaxed by till: ‘
3extra. work. Indigestion and draw-
, sia result. the system is not 311mm ' '
. ly nourished, and other and more ”In. '
. cu: ailments follow. Special can
given 'to difl‘icult canes. '. "
Dr. J.‘ Em
, 1G South In!“ K. Couch New.“ _
“HOURS? 9 a. II. to 8 p. :11. Sun“
by appointment only. . 3.
Wash Skin‘s
Dresses
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