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FA. L. GOLbEli, Props;
_ defamatmsmaptm. ,
MASG'NTC nor-toss 4 i
‘ _Well Lodge, No. '1@.=F.:T‘and A. M.‘:
Hoots in .Masonio buildingp- South!
street, lst and '3rd Tuesday of,
inonth, Julyand August except-i
‘4 int-18 oclock. A.l Master Masons;
' lly invited. AsaT,Lowndes,4Wt‘
i. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
A stated communication. ~ of? Butler;
p’ "r, No. 38, R. A. M:, will be held“-
, flunk: Temple, South Mainstreat,‘
,uesday evening, May 25th;=at’ 8: PM“?
Work M. E. M. Degree. All Royal~
Arch Masons cordiallxjnd internally
n'vited tobe present. 3, . l
' - D. BURR BEACH, H. P. 4
F. S. LYON, Secy,
THE FARMER SPEAKS;
' ‘ , Do We realize how acute the issue
I ‘II' between- the country and city, the far
7".More work or less food!" is the Jar-
mers’ slogan.
. “Shorter ‘ hours! ”
‘ at Washington,
mers' and the organized laborer, is be-!
coming? The farmers, in convention
said the cities“'must
cease from luring or they would starve.
* Organized 4 label- says.
7i husbandry Says, “Longer hours!”
‘The‘fidaylight—saving law was ‘notxde-I
featedin congress last fall {or notes-i
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tt‘i'at i our fatuous rush toward an al- . We'
le‘zednm'ilennium for workers we are ed the home of Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Onec;t¥.aa?£tzga§re:§?‘ I" I‘ 12,00
in» danger of throttling production at Harris in the eastern section of the W'e'xthamptonZBeach 4L I 1175
file source. That source. of courfie- is town. Deputy Sheriff P'- J' Mcmey zMerritt Hallmark (Barredl' f ‘ a
the farm. That’source throttled. we 01' New 1Haven furnished bonds for the I BrooklloldfCenter. C cm; 1087 ‘
starve, as the farmer points out inflacculiieldt‘ .They W1” be arraigned» in, ‘. m wyandofi‘e, .- -
convention resolutions. k ’} 1 ck4;?§rmn;°m town, court Wednesday Mrs. R. W. Stevens
Therefore when we [00 at t 16 c 0 , ‘ . - ' Sc l r 'i ' . ~. ,
this summer. let us give a.ihought4t0 7..iMr.band M373“ Barr‘s were Chane“ lHel‘bglll“: ivggémx L, " 988
"the farmer and his fight“ to 1!“?th “it, ems. keepers 101' a ~muse or m! 48:. umbémflfiébec, .— ~ 9:9 .4
7broductlon.4at its mOStfssglrfitigl $01M. .76)“ e. V ’ , I y'ApplebneT film 1 064’ , 4 T ‘ 4‘"- ’ ' “f
‘Let us, ‘1) taking thoug it o 4 9- arm- 7 ' “‘ ‘ Ham .4 ‘ ‘
or, learn yanew that it is still as true.‘ STAMFOR’DaEErPS-‘EE CH'EF TO ”toghfgloisisl:ndnhéds. ,
as it was in Adfam‘s (limit: ”"1n that ' Pinecrwt Orchards #1 y' _
fisWeat of thy ace 5 m 1011 ea . ~ ., __v . ,5 Groton, )l’a’ _ .
"47,37‘rbread.’”And let us realize, before it is Paiijgfif‘fgrlilzmgfiévgi :13“? t?“ Charles H. 'Llfgé “98 P
,s’too late, that the farmer doesn’t llal'e",ous]§'a member. of {1,395,523 £2“ 1:; . Southbom, 31355. 1101
4 {710. and doesn't propose to, do all theiment'and (one. number of yearg‘dts Jacob E. Jansen i
sweating all the time. chief, today applied for retirement; North Haven. Conn. ms:
4 . . . He is known among both veteran and WM“ Leghorna
ZNVILL‘ STUDY HOUSING PROBLEM.‘ active firemen-of the State“ George Phillips ‘4
" Senators William M. Calder, of New --— —— Seymour, Calm. 1177
. ork; William S. Kenyon. of You'll; 4 WOMAN D‘SPOSES 05' ‘wmlm Glenhope Form’
M’alter 'E. Edge ’.Of New Jersey. Repub. _» ' 3 i Plttsflelar Mass. 1124
.‘licanslf‘Joi‘yiall O. VVolr-ott. of Delaware! “Ew‘HAV EN- M8? 2:7.th her 0‘7“! 'E- A Ballard
and Edward J_ (lay. of Louisiana. Dem-i handwriting and oulyelghteen lines in Chestnut Hill; Pa. 1094
. ocrats have been appointed on a com-‘ fifggfi (Tllylgagttgysfigomfs ”Sn A I Ande Mlm‘llaheousr
mittee to investivute the llousin situ-l I J ' ’- " ‘: -. .2...7 9;- 1;.7 5.WA(RelfiW‘hites% .7 i 44
Anfi0n*"tllTouElmEtb TheiUlfitPtl Sgfitgshchafrman of tile Four—d4 a fiectorsnof _,Wlndllahl; N. H. , » 1104
The appointment of the committee was!tlle llllncllester Repeating; Anna LCumsf: A. E. Hampton (Bl. Leghm-ns) . r
jauthorized by a resolution offered by;?an5i’ “as offered for probate tohy.‘ ‘ Pitt‘stown, 3“" J- - 1053 W
SenatortCalder recently passed by thel t g Y5; themgntire estate, valued at H‘ P' Clo-"es (Buff “’yandottes)
,44-4'Senate. The purpose of tile investiga—imore on 3.3, 00,300: to Mt. Bennett. Hartford. Conn. ,
tion, asexplained 'by Senator Calder.
is not onlyrtoz relieve the present conv‘ .................................. 4"
gestion of living conditions in mnnyl , 1’
cities but to prowde for a readjustment I ‘ , Phone 1959.
F “ approximately $465,000,000 for 1921 ex,
penditurcs has passed the Senate;- 1
I of 137,000 sailors and 20,000 marines
be and agricul“
Jam“ “‘1 “gamed 1“ r [em ‘ mintrchnwm vainggra'nd memos
*5
. 4.4, {1701“ diagnatticafly
,3; points.
union
3 IllOmes. apartment houses, “and other"
“buildings.
.. "fidditionalr cost 01‘43361‘,-735,000a but
, w_.doe's not provide :04: any extensiomot
' that program: 3 . ,
And the farmers proposevto. have it.»
soil Elan. The farmer had spoken.
.hewbuld-havenomore‘ of it‘. “rollim;
ll: “means less; work“ in the city- “andf
'n'l'ore $1on the day’s post-meridian hours.
in which to play—fin the city. Thus.-
when' summwi-comes'; the line between
City-unclucountry will-’he drawn uponi
‘ héclock,‘ one time. for the city and
anothertime-iorths countryfi .
' .The . city worker means organized,
ture aregra'duul‘ly getting” tmsee things“
opposite View»
' one '. reason ‘ls ‘
tion obproiiubtiou is a’ near. unduvita‘l'
thing with the farmer. whereas it is
.~ 9. more or less impersonal, remote and l
unimpomnt‘ thing. with. the trade
Against the city.’s short hours and;
" high wages-the farmer setelliszfacefi
He seemvhut the contented citylolks
have, not taken » time off from.
grindstone or the movie palace to see.
of building conditions to permit the“ _
rapid. and economical construction of
______._.._____.
., NAVAL BlLL PASSED-
The naval appropriation bill carrying
Maintenance of the present navaliiorce‘
is provided for in the bill. it appropl-iw
rates $108,000,600 ‘to‘completeutlleslillo' ‘
"'ibuildlng program. 01'156 vessels. to.
be finished in three more yearsat an
.2The. failure of applicants to appeal»
it the United States .Clvll-Serfleeexi
nationwin-South Norwalk on Satur-
y_3‘lmp corresponds with the~exa
fieriencc’o «other cities. Not nude
' ’ (115th does a. position 1
.pos liWRdzapnwWive w
This" mirr’easiir but "
your: menu: _, 7
' magician ltflmsbflfinffll’nttlEt
' rt , {cattle-nearer mu;
We normed more .compem
‘Coustéssidnarcmnmttee‘ehss
, ‘ fin-”the ‘probiemm in
i
manufflfzafliazi 9 .t and 4159 1"“ Jilin?“
i ways
4A rapidly mains? and was
insinuating ‘dethS,’ and: tore) ill-lee
that the: nuclei,
lat {mule city. .Tv‘vo M‘en and~Thre€ w‘m’mAmwhppmxlmm’~16'r,‘600“mfit;m* predict.
.tbje '“QIIOf'I‘waa confiscated ambtwo‘ mow‘
Wwork than. anyhow ,
,4
RussmnsSay They Escaped? sroaas. May 25:44:11.9 outstanding- ,
‘ ' ‘ ”Feature of the. 29hth week of the. lay;
" lug contest atnSt‘orrs is Libs-fact that"
a Long Island pen of Barred Rocks
GENEVA, May ’25.-‘{—The "Gazette de
concerning statements of, Russian no- pom afi- Rhode=~4' Island Rm. from
Czar and mg familyharesstliiv' iaflvfi’ the woman-1. .5111- atfi'er rwordsw these;
Vladivostok .to' J apart; 4 where: they: are
now living peaceably. Their existence
is being hidden for political reasons,
the returned Rusaians say. . 4
One curious fact is recalled by the
newspaper, which'says it has been
revealed that out of’the 10,000-1nhabit-
ants of .Eltaterinburg nwfie soothe race,
more than six months, and athough
they are still going] strong and are by
no means out of tile race, they are at
least for thetime being, no longer the
leading pen in, the contest. No mat-
ter where , it finally finishes in the
this penzofa Beds alreadyihave to '
murder er burialct ~tll'é"~l"o‘3’€'-l' family. {telnet-Mitotic .0: file bat'wmtfl 388 ' ..
while even the Bolshevik accounts or records GVGI‘. made at Storm.
the incident lack; count-nuttohziGem': During. the: 29th «week, eighty-two 4*
Logoskowski _and Engineer ,Nafinor, hens including Barred, White, Butt
who-were bothat.4Ekatecinburg_during4fifldi4f.C'Dilfinbian Rocks; :White and
the ‘iulpri‘sonmeht of the formal-Czarm 'Vi'yandottes; llihode Island Reds
and his family. confirm other Rug-and Rhode Island 'thitesr4Liglle-Bram:
slans‘ reportsmt their. escape. . imamrDark: Cornish. Grenada“ 4
. v -, . -~- ' lWhite Leghorns made perfect weekly
FLOWERLANDJDRAWS _ 5212““? 30:”; by laying sgveggesgs
V 4 ' ' , . 119C arm's 6]) 'f .
ANOTHER CROWD laces, immawemmg’... 453%???
--~---————— ‘ L; laid-L 63 em thus? outstripping all
(continued‘tromvflrstpmly Oihflfens for the week,» mutate,-
’ 4 per: with which ‘ltihas vled'fofi ”
,ished anddelightful manner which al 4w“ not evens. close contenderr.weseek:‘
delights her audiences. ~ . , caddies: MM-tMMWwoni
Of course, there was fun 8930”,”)? Hollywood, Wash. with a produc-I
everywhere. but the real big wheezenmm or 59 eggs. Tw 67p ens of Ban-eh;
last night, centered around Jack mont'jRocks' entered by:.E..4C.r. F9 on of
”--
‘gonlery's bigelemon,»maranzuebogtlfiucmufigwood' Ontarior “6669mm
onrseleeat.‘ thejcake , . 7
finally awarded to Mrs.:Bleeding Estate-from Chicasol-John
Hardwlck, utters spirited con-'E. Dorsey’s Rhode Island Reds twin 4..
which was
George ,
test. That gooddady, who is one otPutnam,
promptly do‘glvatggi; :10 fig. %to;tfiggra., all tied for third place $2158
cause, and . - 0 n" - e ea c gs each. Two other pens .j 7:.
auctioned“ 61! fcc’tWO‘dollflrs' summing. owned by A: Ire-Penny m 4
‘thévfirchaser 0 mar“ up into 8°“'.Moteltuck, N. Y., and flea: Egg m
erous pieces. w ich Were, distributed; position with a yield 0:57 eggs eacn..
among, the fair attendants. at _the The mtrprmm‘ for all-=19”;-
period’ sales were made , b)“ dun: VWOOdmmé Lake, N’ Y“ “864be fourth
Show. iwhile the donor went around amounted to 4688153 .or ‘ yield-40! "
Tonight the augmented ch’olr' oi“
be expected. In general the hens at ,
‘Storrafhave. at the close ontne 23m.
‘ - ,weekw laid ‘iustr‘bneahflfi‘the its!“
'th‘éy” produce for the" year. I! this
some relationship holds for theer-
rent comm it:wiil‘t.“mttn‘l"t*m
«annual. yield ot: 170.ouo”lnsteodofthe
walk Club orchestra willplay concert
and‘dancsxeleotlono; , _ ,
M
LIQUOR AND-paleonsss
TAKEN‘IN'MILFORD Rum
ediblfsthe end ot‘the first slafimendisa:
_ “9? three best as ea ' ’
MILFORD, May 25.—-A quantity otprmmrm‘nfislffi field‘s???"
Plymouth Rook» ‘
and three women were arrested when; . 4 . 4 « .
Chief Mime:- and six pelicemen raid Jules 1" ’Frnncain (Barred)
NWlen Police Visit Horacio? '
' Johwflarritt" ~* ‘
- , Al 7 4 . , .
'4 ,» 4 ' " ’4 , fromjsavfiesthampton Beach hasreiew .
““1533 MAG FOR} Lalls'azlne publishes {three columns gated Wsécand place-a Massachusem
romoaaoww- l , , ,
’biesf‘and ‘omceyeirecewy retain Edi ‘0 Grbtoniz'thairhas hung tenacioualy’ue ,5:
lEurcpe, who declare thatathegomerjrst[pine since magma“ week: otrd‘r‘f
having escapéd disguigied by. my "F‘tfiedshmeloutdlstonced all conceal-tel! .
. Conn; and“ EVA. Bums ‘
the «hardesowol-kézrsvaethe big showdwmm Legnommm 03‘;sz
u
r «w- 4. .v
_ . . ‘ A gleam 67 per cent. This,“ 44 eggs '4, - ;
(113881}? :g‘tgt‘fig‘t‘géaggsgggfimer'.iel'sa than {or the ,precedhg week, but .
e a “ Y 8 enetn‘egmaslevot’; avenger ill-‘oyawmi ,5,
eggs in excess of what can rightfully»
.. Railroad Avenue, South Norwallo
., Anyourbrakefln A1 condition‘r.’ :
no your wheels line up 0. x. that you my. menace. fl"!
-. .. mileage on your tires? “
Amthogboafingninyour mtorlumw * '4
at! time to go over them and-haven punt" .* ‘
-..N°wi:a- _.. _
* i: readiness-4: Y wfiliwmzmjmt‘ the ldaygyoa .Myou M.
‘ ,4; mended4mrmw4m: Wflk4dm-‘4
‘ 1114mm firalotthl 401d pace: .4.
mosaics GARAGE 2
. .3 Wcmwssnlv, Prop; ,;. .
(4
'a'g‘ islll tor‘f'a long time and -. '
tot-along a satisfactory '
'w'tlr e:_j'tortllc,omlng and that
ow d. these deserving pub!
p"! it, fut, a wolea’natw'
l’zpromptly set the noun-.4
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5%
White Mercerized Poplin
4 2‘1. inches wide; for blouses waists,
i. s7
45 inches wide ........ 3’90 3 yard
.4. in stripe’plaid and novelty weave
1 Pink
.4 Serviceable- quality that will give
.. 3‘40 dnchoa wide—each place packed
’ 32nd Anniversary Sale
WHITE FABRICS
, SHEETS .i_§l)SPR
Chm} 3.4; ~:. .
incheswid'e -- dot and oatmeal
designs, special
, 59c Yard
White Dress Voiles cm
~- ’ A—hT‘“ Miriam.
9 quality with a firm weave and ._ _ '
soft lustrous finish Sizp \1‘\.H.u” l h
l inches wide ........ 59¢ a yard “I ”M
W1! 11 m. l.”
Slap liilxtm in
v.31 who}.
we, liloachi‘d
. l'nllleaohai
14m. Bleached
V Pillow Cases
. lzn lllade from
strong weul'ins muallns
White Novelty Voiles
offsets. 36 inches wide 69c
an ~up to Scalloped
. an , -.
$1.50 Yard Pub; {3“ ““
Size 43x31)". Sale price
“H 'I 4'8 I'ste
m0-'s-~-........ -- 690 a yard tractive “atoms
NEW . . .c» 8838' and 34:98 piece
40 inches wide . . . . $5.98 a piece
Ybfll We Nainsook.
toms—lustrous finish
excellent wear; * 10-yard pieces.
Special 4 4
. $44.29-oiBm~H
Jmlhinsook-
Sale price
Thousands or yards of the .
and newes:
it‘dm‘probt bores. Sale price a yard.
$6.50 mecc‘
~ 2x;..
Sale Price
0 ll Store
Size 72x90 Bed Sheets
skirts, etc. Our regular ”Cc ‘L ' "“7?- bleach“;
ssqylm special ....... 59C \‘533d 81 (N I 31.98 c»,
' 4 no wide. our regvulm- ‘ .x‘rm X. l :l
,7 quality, special 5(19c yard ”WU. a. mdaleshem
' . wh i: .. ' qudh‘l‘p
White Madras $2 29
Harvard Brand Shed;
........ 5:323 .,
$2.55 .
49c and 59; ,. ,
' 7 inc sheer quality, 394 inches “4:711 C 79‘ "
........... .........69cayaru roche Bed M
and Blue Batiste. 39 inches Fill size. iiletach pur§uwlmg ,
Euclid: L‘omcloth S 32-98 and $3.98
; American manufacture, smooth atin Finis refi ‘
‘ even, soft texture; 10-yard Large Size. richhel§lgssea ‘
$6.98. $7.98 and $8.98 , ,
Glnlrhams and Part
Plain (‘olor (‘hanlbraya in all
desirable colors: null value
, 29:, 7
Bates’ Dims Gingha-_ "
u
patterns, worth
4%,
:
You. imam; flit minder: of . anythinzds
basediefiylgai. itoosts: you: know the best
matelnfialfiwindahizhest cram labor cost, . _
more thoncheansr stuff. ' You know that. , j ‘
MW ”and best work. the .
'szcanomduce a larger
' confident for 1655 "cost than one
whwm‘oduas small quantity. ' .
These are" simflw email-known business ‘
factsw 4‘
There‘ fore: ‘
Hart Schafiner 8;“.Marx clothes. made by
the largest producers of 4mm the
world. made from» best aE-wool materials.
by the highest class of skilled tailors. do
ofier yon‘ more'vaiue for every dollar
alignyouzet in‘ any other clothes. We sell '{
cm 7,7 7 77 ”7 2.3477
.
7 'i" 7' 7 7 7 ’ 7.’ or i
‘ .
{There’s no limit on ourflznannteeofisatr
lsfactlon: you say the . words—aft you .
aren’t satisfied: money back. ' . ..
Rogers‘é? Stevens ‘
Jule home of Hart Schaifner In: Ear: clothes
” ' V ’i' *’ W '* flmfiTURSDrTHE FEoT’L'fi ’
MONEY W’ITH COBWEBS
ON IT
doesn‘t help business
help this bank. To henna?-
'should be kept in circulation
mun. (is-«4'3?
1.4 \134 :1
TRUST CO. IN NEED OF CASH
for any legitimate purpme an: um
acceptable security are inl‘ilwl
ply for a loan here. All applira .
acted promptly upon and all home;
tions are held as confidential.
Peoples’ Trust Co
So; Norwalk, Conn.
Illjli'ifimv-J 0‘ m
your an squared with mow
“+43“; was“ DOORS-before » ‘
I 30138313003...» .;:.*..‘....;.J. 33.490119 _
ho.said it seemediio’ her
oybeat the highfcost" (if
evidentlyhadn’t'séemAt ”
n released for three weeks '
walls and , went M intuit—i
UNCEMENT
I have Wencwrhw room and accessory 8W :
for M at 563%“ Ave.
Mitchell and Grant Six Oil‘s are on exhibition.
‘ we have a "full”lille of accessories for pleasure
‘“‘ much. 4 i
Brunswick Tires, Tubes (4335011119
mun": 4% Lubricants Tydol
Mobile Oil
Valle: onpnwollne on
mum Grant Cars.
" ‘ you! Vim Trucks.
can ID“:
sailors-rimmed loserveYou
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