Vital Statistics
Filed in theO
E of June. 1
l
the 0
Smith”: in the City Hall.
were boy's “ET-here were also 40
. '26 deaths. ~~Follewing11re the figures
: tor the month:
June Births.
l—George, to Suzy and Lewis Dozsy;
14—Morjorie, to Elizabeth and Stepbs
"en Ivan
. 'a—Anita, to Ruth and Leo Baker.
Ls—Elsie, to Mary and “Fritz Zagres.
”id—Girl, to Mary and Frank Stevens
_G—John, to Alvide and John Hunt.
« num. .
fl—Alma, to Edna and Charles Davis
B—John. to Rose and Pasquale F1111
7'
I) aTIO.
Picanza.
:3—Ellcn. to Ellen and William Saar
bye. Jr
Helen'm Bridget and John Mos
. 1 Grath.
' 1
Lynblanavits.
of Norwalk
. fliceofillnwn
3‘, Clerk Smith for the Month
Followmgeane the vital statistics .
for the month .of J1me 1920. on file at '
trifle 0f Towh’Clerk*Herbert*R. ‘
During the
month there were 48 births, of which .
' arriages, we record for any wone
month in the history of the city, and
I7—Helenfito Martha and Percy Bar-
tnai
7—Roland, to Marie and Louis Gen-
’ B—Marguerite, to Maria and John
'1—Ernest, to Stephanie and Steven
Accept “Californid” S '1 of Figs
only—look for the name Ca ifornia on
child is having the rbest and most
harmelss physio for the little stom-
—,a.ch liver and bowels. Children love
its fruity taste. F1111 directions on
each bottle. You must say “Califor-
nia.”
C. Lundquist.
12—Albert E. Stefanko and Pearl M.
Gedda.
Iii—John W. Cumow and Mrs. Julia
A Hefteran.
19—4Joseph E. Ryan and Pauline M.
Beck
17 -—Edwaid C Rutledge and Hazel E.
Burr
22—121chard A. Ueding and Bertha E.
VonPodewill
lfi—Ephram Smith to Tena Needles.
fail—Orville E. Ned‘bauer and Violet
.I Ill—Bridget Sullivan. 20 years, two
sac—sari Dowd, vii-years.
" 24—James A. é'Brawn, 4.81 yefi‘s,
the package. then you are sure your {go round
16—Thomas nrphy, 65 years.
U17~Jfiim Egfifle, 63 )‘éfirs, 19 1361113; '
, 1.1 day .
_IS—Clsra z”‘13. :Byfbee, “61 yes-s, six
months, *11 days.
19—‘Henry Johnson, 10
nonsense“ ' “
91 years,
smonths, 16 days. ,.
iffive
months; 13 days ‘
24—Amile E. Doty,
months, 303%
85 years,
25—Mary.K. “11,54 'yeam, .11 guys.
ENS—Joseph Havrila. 56 years.
18 days.
30—Sara E.
months. , .- ,
COUNTRY NEEDS FORESTS.
H
And new cards another reason (or
the high cost of living, this time it is
trees. There are not enough trees to
, Jones, 5 85 years. :1
‘Troduotion and more production is
the one thing that everybody "penis
to agree upon as the antidote for the
high cost of lixing. but who will pro.
duce the forests that provide the wood
and the paper that keeps ten per cent
of an industry going.’ asks Charles
Lathmp Pack. president of the Am-
erican Forestry Association.
using up our fore=ts almoet three.'
times faster than we are replenishing
them. ‘We cannot step out into the
open maiket and order a. billion feet
of lumber grown for delivery day a:-
ter tomorrow or week after 116111.”?11’8
mav be able to figuxe on how much
wheat or how much corn we can Ship
On a given date. or mane plans forl
the production of a. thousand auto-
mobiles £01 in these cases the matter
of production is but a mateer of days
or weeks. Not so with trees. for with
trees it is a matter of years.
“But the other day -me two hun-
rded thousand acres of timber land
{fl—Michael to Catherine and Mick F. Flatt
{I ael Donation. its—Arthur R Archer and Laura. G.
l 5~—Christina, to Elvira and Oragio Taylor
5 Francovilla. 25—Har1v C White and Catherine C.
S—Marie. to Margaret and Law Sacy. '
”fence Paulina ‘14—Dcminck Magazero and Elizabeth
S-Francis, to Helen and sFrankRy-1 Roccaiina
’ . an;
11—Rira,to Norah and Edward Baird
‘Jo—John, to Theresa and Pasquale
Cutrone. -
.- 8——Lewis, to Rosy and Lewis Kuhn
ill—Rosie, to Mary and James Chiist
21—Girl to Elsie and Henry P1 ince
Damato.
Merritt.
’ White
quale Ruffin 0
lies.
'27-LFrank. to Helen and Emil Baxa.
Beebe
man, Jr
2 3311.9 Marv-la .
' ,J—iEldward W, .098
euce S. Remlin (Westport).
ifi—Walter Mitchell and
’ Blanche Stanton.
f Hess.
, heth I Olmsted.
gill—Stephen Laszlo and J
, ulia. Baz
Ell—Frank Badinscki and Mrs. m2:
es Tellnger.
V ' m—Agnes to Agnes and Urban Lang.1
Bil—Anthony. to Josephine and. Pas-119119
gas—Mildred, to Eva and W’illiam Bay-I
ale—Charlotte, to Anna and William
Bil—Robert. to Inez and Charles Buck'
. Finnigan and Flor-
.10—Phiiip Gnarino and Tessie Som-
Loretta
_Z—Frederick Haase and Edna. K.
5—LeRoy M Chapman and Eliza-
f.5-“—A1bert Contra and Helen E: Cza-
26—‘Ralph Bates and Dorothy F. Ely..
Ell—Raymond S. Simholi and Mabel
A. Tito.
28—Hownrd J. Levis and Louise A.
Meisel.
IS—Chailes 'L Self and Julia J. Bilik. s
12—Har1‘v LI Tiebout and Ethel ‘M.
hiilla '
Andreson. “I18”.
17—Alfred to Maijorie and LewileG—Archibald C. Morgan and Marion}
‘1 S Hatfield.
"fizz—Ruth, to Elizabeth and Goodwin 19—J0hn S. Sterling and Dorothy OJ at the grin“:
Cummings
Deaths .
4—Edmund P. Fitzgerald. 54 years,
one month. eight days (Norwich)
I 5—W’illiam H Raymond, 75 years.‘
I seven months. 14 days
5—Charles '1‘. Mitchell, 41 years. 10-'
months znineday s.
.G—Jolm Chambers, '66 years,
.monLh.
7—LeRoy Farrar two months.
8~Sarah E. Volk 81 years, eight'
months, 23 days.
S—Antonina Sidoti,
months. 22 days.
one
73 years, £0111
months. 21 days.
Ill—Elizabeth Dunn.
months, 16 days.
11—Joseph McNamara,’ 48 years.
J2—Jehn 'T. Morrell
months, 14 days.
13—Ida Weed. 56 years, one month,
11 days
75 years,
c.
months 24 days
110
JZ—Christian E.’ Williams and Freda Merry Polegrino, seven months,
9—Walter A. Holden, 46 years, five W
Ill—Caroline F. Ferris, 65 years, six
was bought up by a match concern.
The tons consumption of pulp wood.
.from 11'thh print paper is made has
increased enrmouslv. The war made
a great drain on our timber resources.
Newspaper publishers wrestled with
the newsprint situation at their last
émeeting and will continue to wrestle
with it for some lime. -'t as are to
25—Wllliam o. Mammal arms '
seven months, 11 days (Norwich) ,
27.411.11.111; Newbirk eight months.
A,
”it:
"‘We are *
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3‘75».
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live '5'
um? 16, 1920.
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‘2.
W 4.: %
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9.“
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of the total. value of all manufactured
.The capital invested totals $8. 009. 000~
19—-Dorothy to Elizabeth and .105th l—James W Hargro‘v'e and Goldie 000 o ithirteen per cent of the aggre-
'gate manufacturing intestment.
“Production is the woxd as we all
lagree.bu1 moductmn must be begun
homes of 0.111 nation's
wealth the nation's forests."
’ITALUAN KING HONORS FARRELL
Judge Elbert 14. Gary was among
those who were pr ented yesterday
with decorations by Quattrone, net-
ing Italian High Commissioner at a
luncheon gixen in the rooms or the
iRailroad Club The decoratious were
conferred by the King of Italy in rear
Ognition of services performed during
the war.
Others who received decorations
were James A. Farrell president of
the United States Steel Corporation:
illiam H. Woodin. president of the
’American Car and Foundry Company.
five Andrew Fletcher. president of the
'Amerlcan Locomotive Sales Corpora-
ltion Charles 8.611111111111011, vicepres-
75 years, eightimem o: the American Car and F0111:
Idry Company: Eugene P. Thomas.
’Ipresident of the United States Steel
Products Company. and Charles M.
can LocOmotlve Sales Corporation.
II’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE.
All 911v...
$3.98 value, 1112,3329.
TENSION PGRCI-I
nee
A. m
FAMILY SCALES—White _en-
meledmith flat top, 24 lb size, ’
earns
- ft long, $2;50m1uesat,:
HOTPGINT anemic 1:11on
with cord; guaran- ‘
1111181118 ,fllfi
Sam-day 111131119101 lbrilly Pearle
MSJRUNS—com lete with
tubing and 3 4:75 value.
”$.49.
.4:
W
:39!) “DI-D BAND TEA 0111: si
mam, Special, 6for$1 .98
MINT ELECTRIC VA-
WEI—Cleans ybur entire
7 *in quick time and with
wotrk or work; 110 or W229
$4500 value at $37. 50
2 BURNER NEW 233F150»;
T1017 Blue Flame Oil Stove and
double oven, 1111 for $18. 49.
bigh, extend, 33 in. Saturday
only, 761;.
COLONIAL GRASS E3112
WES—regain: 98c don,
Saturday, 6 glasses for 350.
ram JARS—with glass tops,
Mushnic, vice—president of the Ameri. ,
WINDOW SCREENS—24 in. ., I
iano. {as—Harold C. Green and Elizabeth D. predict When ‘1... hlop to think my 1.
5—Helen, to Myrtle and Lee Irvine. Mills 'our forests are the basis of all nation- “‘3
- ‘.7—Doris. to Anna and ’AXel Amund. 28—Amedeo Buonerba and Jennie V'i 'al prosperity and that nothing is ,
sen gil ante. lheing done, looking to a natural for- ‘5.
fll—gean, to Ann and Russell Lawn 19—Freder1ck H. Smith and Karen H. est policy we must as business men “Q
95 '» , A Anderson. sto indeed. Here is the situation.
l3—0phelia, to Mary and Pelham Bis Iii—Henry Mark Jr., and Margaret “11:50 of newsmint has increased
,_ 5911.: Fromm. 20 0 percent in twenty years. Ten 3'3:
Zl4—V1ncent,~to ‘Laura and ' Vincent 23—Daniel H. Rowland and Mildred years ago the United States produced ll
. .Flaherty. S. Cushman. its entire supply of pulp 110011. but
.lo—Paul. to Ann and Paul Connery. 28:—John Pasko Jr.. and Bertha Bel- Snow twodhirds or it is imported 1. . ,
17—Kathlyn, to Kathryn and- Jolml 1115. This means heizzht ”Le. to-111e dded 513 price,
. Baecker. 26—Stephen Soltesz and Julia Kuxi to the purchase price Of all the ’
._ 14—Henry, to Margaret and John Gal- mai lpaper used in the United States :22 ‘I
' lagher. ZO—Philip Kindilien and Maigarel {per cent i~ used by newspap' “1.0111" 1,
'flG—Jeanette. to Ellen and Joseph, Shannon. one ne‘xgprint plant has aeen con- '5;
Lockhart 27—.“ ex Kaplan and Henrietta Liv lstructed in the United Suite: siz‘g} 1'1
12—imlian, to Julian and James Miszl ensten 1.900 , Ii;
. a1 '14—Felice Seiarra and Ellen A. Tocci "But news 3 “1,1151“, not
..'37—Athol. to Hazel and Aithur White L’s—Km! W. Thur and Catherine E the on... onzspezifi?“ (MERE? \xnl §$6 '00 value
.. '23—'Virginia. to Marv and Evert Goodwin. Pack “in Oiher industries the need
1: Hedgeland. , {28— —Anthony J Marron and Margaret of wood is as great 01 9,. :3000 man
,ZZ-Rutb. to Grace and John Burr. ( - 1“ Collins. ul'actuxeis depend on the fomus meld
. 22—Michael, to Anna and Michael 01- ;23_.—;lichael J Kelly and Irma I. 5430- Hm“ mam-1mg nd “.0 31 is given 1:
ean. ~' 1 eld (1 n 11 xx (1
. 24—Daniel, to Beitha and Nicholas' S—Bernazd A. Bloomquist and Myr-lifie (£031,380, til}; ,.r:§uc?;~zt.1ge es
LaBella. I ' tle A Saunders. tablishments amounts to ten Der cent
1
1‘...
Silks and
THOUSANDS or YARDS '0'
we assess spear 514111111111
FIGU RED DRE-SS VOILES AT LESS
, White Baronet Snort Satin
For skirts, 40-inches hide, plain and fancy
, Hundreds of Charming Models at
f 'nfzmaterials. ‘ "
Attractive cool summer dresses.
pends-thie—
1 .
Tomorrow. $3.49 yd.
Tomordw. 91.49 yd.
Queen 11111118 White Snort Satin
Most stylish and popular for sport skirts;
‘ 40111121195 Wide, regular $5. 00 value—
Tomon 011'. Special. $3.98 yd.
Imported 'White Crepe-dc Chine .
40 inches wide, the best to be had; "regular
$4. 50-—
Tomorrow. Special. $2.98 yd.
Baronet Satin
In black, 3. rich, sxquisite finish, regular,
’.l
33411811 Natural 1301128851111 Was 92 .98 ;
Tomorrow. Special. 53 .98 yd. .
$3.50 Black Dress Satin
g The best. value yet at.—
181.99 yd};
‘Fancy Weave White Baronet Satin
V aloe, $4. 50— "
Tmnorrow. 82.98 yd.
FE AT‘URED AT THIS
and Skirts
DRESSES AT $18.98
Regular Prices from $25.00 to $40.00
, ; These dresses are the finest
~ r ‘tiful figured foulard
1' lin in any number of
I GEHEBE’S 1......
st tyles to select from.
DRESSES AT $14 98
mt *Prices from $48 .9910 $22. 09
These lovely. summer dresses
voile, Linene and Poplin, a most varie
DRESSES. $5 .98 TO $11.98
7‘ WASH SKIRTS
I
Models of fine quality Gabardine, finished With
smart pockets— .
Crisp,
es and swimmer wear;
Tomorrow. Special. $1.25 yd.
i
384mb Navy Chiffon Tafieta
all pure silk dyc,ricl1 lustrous finish, ciisp
and dressy.
36.111811 Black Satin Messeline
A11 execptioncl fine quality, smooth rich
finish. Value $2. 49 yard—
Tomorrow. Special. 191.79 yd.
{318111111 Gmandi‘es
dressy finish, much in vogue for dressi
Sale of Dresses
GREAT “SALE OF . .
mer _.r-zyess Goods
Is the Talk of the'Town
11 en KS. SATINS. CREPE DE CHINE GEORGE
GS. 'PONGEE £11918. ORGANDIES AND%
THAN M1121. COST. ,
$5.09 40-inch Figured Georgette Crcoe’
All new designs,“
UNQU‘ESTIONABLY EXTRAORDINARY virwns‘. mammals Department of-
about actual cost
.filil Willi“!!!
ever offered at the price._.Beau-.
taffetta silk, beaded georg-ette and pop-
(
correct styles {and 118-
3.331;!
belt and I r
W»
Y0“ would pay as mfighzg:{h§lgea.te§ga§l§h£litra size. $350
STYLISH WASH SKIRTS
0f White Gabardine, attraetive models with rows of tucking,
pearl buttons and novelty packets. ’
. ~ SPECIAL [$7.25
: 90f Baronet Satin, antung Poplin and Surf Satin, abacus
fl , of epic and span styles, and the finest 1111311131.;
Si’ECIAL. «$14.93.
wonderful value-
151.99 yd:
sell L
11.29".
two tone efiects, was $7.50—
Tomorrow. 92 49 yd...
Value $4 00 a yard—
Temomw. Special "$2.291
value $1. 49—
” fer: Wonderful Values for This.
2 “Sale. ~ “351?.“
81x90 Muslin Sheets
Immune, good wearing quality;
:ree from dressing and seamless
Special,$2.293a.
45:36 New Gus:
'Wcll made. serviceable quality,
hemmed end— ,
. Special, 5% ea...
27 Inch Dress Gingham
One of the most popular makes:
high quality, excellen variety of
plaids and checks; regular :pricer
I sec yd.
White Lincnefiuiting
nonbie'iom. looks and wea1sr like;
real linen; regulai 59c 11. xerd—
Special, 451: yd.
Table Damask ‘
Mercerized finish, mafia
regular. 81. 39—
1'1
$1.99 ydfi
$3350 Navy Blue Dress Satin
Yard wide—
sWhite Snort Skirting
‘A rich lustrous satiny finish; made to
“$2.00 yard— ,
Silk Snort Skirting '
Fancy stripe,
Tomorrow Special. $4 49 yd
36-111811 White Satin
wru- » ‘
49c. Tomorrow less than will prices"
ood
{'33 faShI'mGd 0i organdie] Wearing quality assorted pattsm‘us:
d assortment of models. -
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,
Made 1.0 sell “tor “6967114113 79. ;
on sale at—
4% Yard
All new and mesh floral s<
and figured designs. .111 (x v'
lent quality in a side 1311:. .
colors and calm combinssiw
just what we want for dlrw
and blouses.
‘NwdtyM‘Voiles
"On Sale at 980 yd.
1A variety of bewildering lmcl
patterns. rich stylish effects and
beautiful combinaiion m (0111.“
Imperial Check Dimities
30411611413 Wide
ON SALE AT 698 YARD
Light 8001 and son in 111111
a iabric that will give sap <1 u
smearing senlce and humor:
well.
Linen Weft Mb; mm
Dinner size. 11gb quality attrac
tive patterns, Walls.- $9109:—
White Bed emu:
hemmed ends—
W 9238
mm waels
pure white. veheme—
max-awn.
halalfififisikus.1
Full sine. good swearing quality: .,
Generous arse, slim woven,
‘ 8111111131. 3911.833;
Special. $1.90-yd.~ .
Noteworthy
Specials
was: s Georgette Waisis
.Vt‘hlte and flesh, honest 11.41
ion ideas sizes 36 to 44.111131 .,
$7. 93—
. . . . . spend $11.19
Women’ s Petticoats
-B.hck mound 111th [army figuied
designs. 1111118 $2 .50—
Special, 91 89
White Satinette Petticoats
Sealoped, ruffled end hemstltrln .1
etects— , . n ‘
Special $0.9.»
La Reine Summer Net Cox-54.3.9
Special,“ ...
Children’s Wash Dress-s
Plaid stripe and check ,1 3......114
sizes, 6 to 14 years—
Special S9. 79
Women's Handkercs 11C 5
Fancy colored and pit-.1: ‘ '1
henistitched, regular, 113.: 7
Special 13 . L .
Men’s Handkerchiefs
Regular, 19c— <
Special, 1'3 1 3c
High undo Writing Papel
Assorted nuts, 48 shuts ‘1‘: - .
velopes. Regulm 981—
Bpecial, 65c Box
Week-End Matting Shopping
Bags, Special. $1. 49.
comm Rugs
Size2 71:5 made 110111 11.11,
tax-y r886, tglrtly woven; in
ors with contrasting bmdur .
tringe— ' .
‘ ' Special, $1.19
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' Specials
Galvanised Iron Water Pails
. 12 quart size, Regular 6m
» Special.
Wright’s Biker Cream PUllS
3983*“ price, 30c—
Special 2C1
Galvanised Iron Wash Tm)
Medium size, regulm p111= qr“. 1‘
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Alumna :Tea Kettles
5 quart size regula. $3 1
Special $2 98
Auto'viicuum Ice Cream
Mrs
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. "111 new and saw” 3.
No ‘
L‘Wouuart size, S4 98
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