Scene 11-Liylng room'at Cyphfl’s.
_ Scene z-L-«Same sufficeue 1 ‘ .
Miss Ratchford' and: Miss. I???” or South Norwalk, who has resigned
coaches. "’ ,- ’ * " ' .her position assldnd‘ergarten teach"
' ' ' .4 Emma F. Ruben, businem 19311.38“- xers- her resignation tows-went May.
7 7 GOLDEN Pro I . » _. .3135“; between sets by lumor high £28. ;Ther;table m'beautifuliy decor-
AI: , v , P". The high school fuddtgrmln was $1: 'sc%ool orchestras“ ’W‘llnitz a chasm; .ated in green. and white: ’Miss, Mills _ , =
’ . ‘locatlon'of :2 speni Dan“ -ance mime y e ,, r 'lwill bemarried onJ alumna ,' w ' ‘
AY, MAY 29, 192° , ESch'ool Ma‘am" Thursday night, May Great amusement was .7 created byrlnfi'l‘lebwtiot Brooklynnfand they ill; on orAboutJuhe ISt
' A—r 27.9,: 8 o’clocks. ltlras grafting“ =1 the “spend or peducatiogéglg- $12235; make their home at mountains. ' ' »
, '* ‘ eat success 57 a an ac arse who .a ways "agre V, e ’ " ' ‘ ‘ l ’ ’ ' ” l
W WAG FOB; firs. named in the following program ,and as: the village” bell,‘Mariy Under-
' TOMORROW » ‘ were to be congratulated on their int-"f tow rendered her part with great suc-
fill-811305 Bum-311113 P- m‘ terprota‘tions 0! their parts. PlillSe, 5‘3 ‘ cessi Screams of laughter filled the
‘5-24- sets 8:17. also due to the junior high school‘or- lieu as Johnny Grump rolled spit bans~
* ’ ' ' ’ ‘ chestra played between the acts us behind his. book to throw at the an 7
Program fOIIOWing Shows: " rectors and when ever “the self-made
THE SCHOOL MA.AM ' mam”: Mr. Undertow spoke.
Characters lstory centered around a young school1
Kate Be“! the 301100,! ma'am - - - . - lma‘am who had many trials with her
‘ . . . . . f. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hughla aBird :fiew school. Mafly Undertow! jealous
‘ It, 1920 at 3 o'clock. Work E. Mrs. Grump, the complaining'parent .of Kate’s friendship with _Milt; Har-
boure‘e. A’ll' Master 'Masons cor- . 2 . . . . . ...... . . . Charlotte Sanford mon, gets up a petition asking her to
7‘ and fraternally invited. Frater- Mrs. Under-tow ..... . Angela Donnelly iregjgm employing the help “Johnny -
yours. , . ’ . lMinnle Trueblood. ,. Josephine Vallerle .Gmmp.‘the ”mischief maker or the? . ,
' , ASA T. BOWNdES, W. M. ~Undertow, a j‘helf—made” man . .. . . ‘schoolr This malicious attelipt fa“-
' z " ROBERT M. WILCOX, SCCYJ . o . n. . . . . . ........ Frank Abbott ling Johnny {gums down the school
.u ,_._‘._..——-; Cyphe; a friend of education and Kate, is accused of the crime by
A} stated communication of Butler Frank Matron two of the board, though one member
or, No. 38, R. A. M., Will be held ,leueblood . . .» ........ Russell Briggs loyally stands by her. This accusw _ W
museum: Temple, South Main street, Milt Harmon ------- 1%!!de Meunlerltion is defeated by the comical Irish
away'gvening, May 25th, at 8 p. m. Johnnie Grump, the "little son" ,: janitor Jamie. ‘McWhnck who {saves
in: M. ‘ E. M. Degree. All Royal: David Brennan Ithe day by fixing the guilt on Johnny
" asons cordiall and fraternally Jamie r'McWhack. janitor ------- . .. 'Grump.
M M Y . . w. meT‘H. DOLSON.
to be present. .. Charles Hazlett
D..BURR BEACH, H, P- ,. SYNOPSIS OE SCENES, .. M
' STEAMERS IN COLLISION.
NEW YORK; May a8.——The steamer
’ N Sec . Act. I. _
t?“ LYO ’ Vy ‘ ‘gcene i—«Mr. Undertow’s parlor th
. ‘ cene ~«Slime as Scene 1. in the ev- General 0. H. Ernst owned, by e
7. "HIGH SCHOOL NOTES". ' ening. . - Panama Railway Stemshlp Lino.
fie prizes for the selling Of tickets ' Act ll. which left here last night for Colon,
will on: Cindy" were awarded ‘0 Scene l—The school room collided with the tank steamer Gul-
* E-winners yesterday moraine; Scene 2—Same as -Act 1. . foil, early-today. at! the New Jersey
. , assembly exercises. L603 Act III. ' coast. The accident happened during
fl captured the boys' .first prizu. Scene l—The school room. Morning a_ fog and both ships put back to this
3‘ Florence Mitchell the girls' first Scene Z—After School, in the some pgrt. -As far as known, no one was
room i ured. '
teachers"~room tonight“
Reductions in Every
‘ ’ Department.
Bicycles new Women’s and MisseS’
rm 35"? ' 7 :WEARING APPAREL
? Hm” “““Am‘sw‘m” _ sharply Reduced-
Lwfllmovemystockof .V I . _
“ Sporting Goods "
VICTRGLAS
. .’ soul)
The Hamilton
Shop '
49W“ Street." '
Asomc NO'l‘IGES '
d Communication of Old Well
N0. 108, F. and A. M., will be
{its rooms; .Tuesday evening,
7 to the
Music Hall Block
.A- W. HQDGE I £1
COTTON DRESS MATERIALS
- Prices Away Down.
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SILKS AND SAT INS
Values Big—Prices Small.
W
'HOSIERY AND GLOVES
At Remarkably Low Prices.
W
WAIST S AND SWEATERS
Exceptional Bargains.
ViCtOr‘ Wesely '
‘ ’(Forrnerly <With V8381; Bros.) " ‘ .
7 Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiomrs. Lamps re-
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. ‘ .
. Weldinz of All Kinds of Metals
13 prniond smut, South Norwa- 1k, Near South m st.‘
, a
fills. Richard Stull won the second "
.. _ while many others received
'flfitain‘pens’ for selling the moat
”Stein the groups represented by
m in the play. -
new will he no session of school
way. because of Memorial Day. ‘
‘ one senior .class held a meeting . '
tmdsy afternoon iin roomt28.b;l‘al;s ‘ , . . ‘ ,
“pose of the meet ng was 0 o n p . 7 , , .; .
,‘"- .‘Youn '3 report on the play audio , , ‘ . ' , . . , T
3'5”“ 3g badge for the remaining ' . . < - ‘ . ' - , I Store Closed Monday, Decoration Dal.
:.-“emenses of the class. - . , _ - . . $314,
' "There are only two more weeks of .4 >_ , p .. , _ _ ,
school fer the seniors and three for
the remaining classes..-
. Invitations for Commencement were
Whfifidfiégeniors Thursday in the
”any during the long‘fif'ff‘fg. c. _. ‘
' The baseball team played the fan".
«as team in Fail-field yesterday.
' Ian! fittended the game. '
use are still a few. high school
‘wnts who haven't yet turned in
W and: ticket money for the senior play.
should be attended to Immediate»
“ has all accounts must be straighten~
all out as soon as possible.
mscussme ~va BILLS.
,rv'flrakert’ Wage Scale Agreed Upon in
‘ Several Shops.
DANBURY, May 29.—-—Upon discus
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-Sale of DRESSES
’ $18~Valucs to $32.50
’ Saturday, May— 29
we will put on sale in our two stares
*1 crime question of bills of prices
' at vase schedules for the year com-
' g. June 1, is under way in the
. , rlty of the hat factories in this
mm operated as union shops and
a. meeting of several manufacturers
m the oil‘lcers of the unions was
. hell last evening to take up matters
"I Wing to the making of prices.
, ; A: was announced several weeks
up. at the time the bill proposed by
Jib employees was first presented,
» 13h sis, or minimum wage asked for
- in .25 an hour, or $10 a day, an in‘ ‘
we or 25 cents an hour. The piece-
,‘qu schedules in different depart-
:nuits of various factories va\y ac-
cording to individual conditions and
grades of work.
. It was stated this Week that the
in the making departments of
_ five factories in this city have been
agreed upon. ‘None of the finishing
bins has yet been adjusted. ,
_ , , mother hat manufacturing centers
1 \flu-oughout the country, as here, the
V masking of prices is in progress.
, .0 yATOH CONN. PORTS »
: IN HUNT FOR BERGDOEC
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V. Steps have ,been taken by the fed-
inl authorities to prevent Grover
wasteland Bergdoll,. Philadelphlo.
pantry by way of any Connecticut
,fl'tz . Collector of Port James Law-
mace MacGovem or this city has re-
ceived a. description of the escaped
-pisoner and has been warned to keep
'1; close watch On any vessels clearing
fir foreign ports.
“LINER RELIEF
—;—- SUPPORTERS WANT ACTION
'. " ' gun-—
, WASHINGTON, May 28.——Supporl.—
on: of soldiers relief legislation
Med today to block all othnr
*nusures, hoping in that way to ex-
rillte‘consideratlon by the House at
.9. pending bill. Democrats and Ro:
”nouns joined in what they ‘stylcd
.ehl'crusade” to bring action from
t, _"BOpub1lcan steedlng .commlttee.
ligaders’still planned to ask for a
woolen of rules for six days no-
wng Saturday, during which time
my stated, the bill would be consi-il-
~ m dodger, from getting out of the -
When ’°“ ““3 “4° m“ '3
, . an owl” at night. and
, unifieepyocreyaopcnflnthedayr
_ fine you certainly need
,)
l. at this special low price.
200. Men’s Suits
- , TheSe suits Were madehto sell at
. . $45, but the manufacturers need-
ed money—five bought the
low price and we’re going togi‘v‘e
cinity the benefit of this wonder-j
ful‘ purchase.
, T he styles are t
his season’snerfi-
eSt+-+the patterns _ are eXception-
~ally good; .
§ ' Don’t missflliSQPpor
$12.95
20DRESSESat.p....-...-.'...~...v........... .
$12.93
20 SILK DRESSES to noon sale at
Values to $22.50.
mata’v
be with your corset choice. ”fifim‘bh -.....,J:»:
the“ men. of the Norwalks and Vie
Nemo Corsets
tout wom’
Corset problems fade into the dim past for the s
an who once wears NEMO SELF REDUCING CORSETS.
Let our corsotiere fit you properly, and thereafter you Will
have to order by number onlyv—so completely happy will you
scorn NORWALK.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
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Chopped Meat
. Home Smoked Shoulders ; . . . 3.7;“ Strip
SATURDAY AFFERNOON AFTER 3:00 P- M.
' ’: TILL 10 P. m.
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ShoulderSteak 16clb-.
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I ' Shoulders 27c3lb-
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