seinerynm
5i diciary, Comma llamas
iii Fawjfidge G. H.» Vosbul‘gh
House Promptly AC- in Newark. N. 3., August 5th. 1573.
. fled Report and Named mich-amc to Norwullc when a boy of
13 years. Since his early youth. he
Judge Under Sus‘ has been active in social and political
._ “‘0“ 0f the Rules—The :vork. As ll younsz man of :1 years.
‘ . - - . in was \‘icc-Presivlcnt of the then 10-
“ hilt- tO Take ACtion 0“ cril Chautauqua l’nion. Prcsidcnt of
.“day the Young Men‘s Debating Club. of
\\lll(‘ll \‘icc-Prcsidcnt Frederick H.
Roxy-nu. of tlic Clty Nafional Bank.
\‘ictor \V. Fcl‘rls. City Editor of the
Norwnlk llour. Rm: Charlcs 1?. Reno-
li‘ tlm l.it;~ million of the
.~ ritziii-f, tlw .lmln-inry ("om-
tEi: (lwiit-I'z'l ."\1"\"llll)l_\' yi-s-
‘i; :‘ ”P'Immmm H'xml‘t in dict. formoriy of East Norwulk. Attor- I 7
,g . ”mununnpm m- nt-y Loo Davis. and Othcrs who have THE BOY-5 PAL-
L. '\ii<‘-'I‘L:ll ;«.~ Judi“, m‘ ”w siucc lmcomc succcssful nicn. were
.~ ii'” at llli‘ Norwuik lllt'llllit‘l‘S: and l'rcsidcnt of The Twin “mill is meant by the word “PAL"
WW)” “HR ”PFHMHI (.31). “>th (“lulu when applied to the l)0_\".’ It means
1". H ”mm. Hm] mm” M H”, mg“ m‘ H. h“ was appointed :1. person who for the time being at»
.i: i..- l'lrlI-h Ju iyz-n yog. u 1]]py113uir of tin. Board of Directors leust. stands closer to the boy than his
own n-latiycs. It means almost. a
sccond-sclt'. A boy's pal is. as a rule."
cne who is going through the same
0\I)(El‘l(’llC(‘ of life.
A pal inc-ans more than a play mate.
It by chance. a parent is a pal of his
child’s it is always noticeable from the
”H“ "WIN“. l-‘Ollowing of tlic South Norwulk Public Library.
‘ “"_’—“"'_—""~—— on Which hoard hc still son-psi. For
t\\mity~t':\'c yours he {\(‘lt‘tl as SPCI'D-
< , , tzii‘y of thc liniiril.
.f .ln-lirw Vosliiirgh stiidiv-d lnw unilcr
firm-ml llusswl li‘rnst. ftlltl was ndniit-
tut in practice (It tlic ago of 22 yours.
l-‘vir ll‘ll _\i-:ii‘:~'. 110 \\'.'i.\' nssociutcil with gt-nerul bearing and dCllOthenl of the
.(ii-ii»i':il l-‘rost iii lllt‘ pintticc iii" luw. Child and 1‘0 has an “tin—““389 OVCF
l (in Norcmlicr 1811i. H90. Judge “1“ 0th” “0.“ He seams to lime a
\OSlilli‘Eh \vns mzirrinl to Franccs M. grt-utcr grasp on life—the important
Shriw-r. :i cousin of ll. lit-rlmi‘t Sliri- pom-ts 01‘ life and the parent in turn
\o-i'. (\t‘ llultimorc. Murylzind. tlic frii-iid "(“‘f'l‘TS his ”CHM”- Many parents
lllltl t'ru-«iui‘nt host of ill" lutP (‘lli'diiinl bl‘llevc that if they feed and clothe
(iilihons. .ltltlg'a- and Mrs. Voshurizh “1“” Cllildl'ou and 581‘ that they 80 to
liiiu- our- child. Hole-n T‘Ilizalicth \'09- school “1“." are (10111:; all that can be
l‘lllg‘ll. horn in South Norwnlk. July cxncctcd. 1’0 the fathers in turn (:\'€'l'
1” 1901. g rciizill thcir boyhood and how llicy
.lzivlsri- \‘osliurzh hm: sm‘ycd as City “"Shpd that “Dad" “'35 their pal.
Assassor of thc fornicr (‘ity of South A pnrcm should have no excuse for
Noru'nllc. :is (‘lcrk of tlic (‘itv (‘ourt ”m; “Oh”; “‘0 pal Of his Child. but if
t‘ioni lilOl to 1911. :is prosociiting nt- h“ ‘5 i” in health or absent, 110 should
turnm- (him ism tn 101:2. mm as 5"" “'i'h whom tho (‘lllltl mi... i..- tho
.lllllfl‘t" of lllt' (‘niirt sincc .liiiic 15.15. lie “0-" going “it“ a crowd that is haying
l';llll\'~' high :is :1 humor {iiiil jurist. and 2m)“ “-‘1"’rl("""'s and EOOd lllfllh‘nct-h'.
is l‘t-v'UE'lll’lJ‘tl (is n t‘M-ci-t‘ul and 010- With 900“ “MUHNC St"! llH'm -~nr limi
(iiir-iit Fllt'flkf'l‘, Up is lit-mililicnn in examples.) If ““5 “03' ‘5 “01 having,
l'llllllt‘N‘. ltlltl his Party has hrotitcil by “1"“ ““"Wmllm‘ms It Is the imrcnt's‘
his lllllh‘l)' .‘ltl\ll‘(‘ :intl canny-ix. Tlt‘ {tut} ‘0 3"" ”‘1“ 1'" tior‘s. . . l
has rcprcscntwl his party in many 1” "‘"'"-‘ community “It'l‘f' is un 0r-‘1
I‘l‘ll\t‘llll(ln5, will is now l'rolintc (‘nni- Wmmmmn l0" 5‘1"“ WWIV’S‘“ ‘H‘Cl
llllllt‘v l‘ni‘ lln- District of .\'0r\\':ill:. Scout ‘Muninufln' “1 ““3 .\I‘niory “I.
fur l“l‘lfltl)' (‘L’\lllllg‘S ago. there “us :it
llv- has :i lurirv- l‘lli‘lllt‘lf'. rim] :1 ‘ _
. I' 1‘1”“ “‘1“ sill-i'issi'iil :llltl [Il‘lllllllblt' practictn (ll-"‘OHStrauon gchn showing “1“.”
_~. 1‘ i . 4" “my .iiiil::o- \‘nsliiiiuh is :i Inf‘lllllt‘l' 01' could hc clone “uh 130 boys ”Um ulli
i i \...i hilt! il 'l‘li.- South .\'or\\:ilk (‘liili. Tim Smith oi-t-r the 10“.”. “no of the mm‘ I'm-5‘!
. . \'nr\\;ilk (.mmrvgmmw“ (*hiii'cli. HM out said. spcukiiig ot the scout “.m-k..-‘
‘ ‘ l‘ ‘ ‘-'”“ \\tll Luau.» .\‘n. lt\\'. I“. F: A. .\l,. and "Th“ S“°“‘S know it KW“! (lt'Jll "1071‘"
tlinii tlic il\'L'l‘;i;,"t' purson. it i5 :1 Kl'l'itl
work."
(hi iiinyL-iiio-iit (m
Aii‘niiiim.
Slit'l'lllllll
t‘hlllu‘ll. lltnnl
lil‘fi't'lll (it'
‘-9'lll'.\' St'l'\i it (ill
:élirriiiun
, \i :2, ;..i-;i ll» INS lbw.” \‘lhut ill’L‘ you ilOini; tn hvlgi
' Illnl'll. :iiiil lf)!‘ si\ ll llflll‘iinz‘ “-Hylfll
.. _ , ‘ ‘ ,‘ (Willilllll't‘t' m) l.:~\\.< “H “W Stnlv 'l‘lii-rc will lu- :lllOlllt‘l' Scout night:
' ' ’ .iwl (mum-ii (it' ll :it urdcig ill lllt'-.\"ll10r.\ ()ll ‘Muy ‘_"'tli ill. .;;;'|‘
H” ms “unfit: side: th~- .liidui- i< “lll'll liii'thcr Stunting-“ill llt'vsll()\\ll.*
‘« ' ‘ ‘ r' Hulluinl illltl (ii: lll.‘ ntotht-t‘k l-an- {huh enough “firm-51 In H)" .\Oi‘\\':ilk
.. ~ ,. i .. . .y;. H,‘ llis lmlt'riml Ermit-grnndf;ithcr_ AlOVI‘lIH‘lll in com» and till tliv An
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mory; see whether you hinc sccn all:
i
l ' ‘ l“ < ' ' .-l ‘ l. sr-ttlci zit Ycrbanl’. , _
I l‘ . ll M'” ‘ m \ ”j Hug] . l. .. . .. \. Oi St‘()llllli;.',‘; Sm- liow thc scouts pal
'1 " lliitclicus (ounty. i\¢-w \mh In 1.4.. .~ . .
l , i .. ,,.; . . . . “llll onc another lOrllllllll" is th-
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ’* " Hiir lll> iimtlio-r s Sidi- lir- is dcscciidml “\ “‘ 0 h m l 1 Di ‘1 tl n
« I ~ . , . l l ' US it ' 1 DH 1 ' I ‘.
‘ ~ ""“ '- " '1“th from lllt' (‘olmiinl Hicks family of * ' L’ ' l ‘ .
sump tiint- lit-longs to thc Scout moyc-i
lllt‘lll. It you liuyi- no home 01' your;
own and. likc an) rt-al man. ri-irrct iti
got into thc Scout (inmc and .110 a
’.l« gr: v\.ii‘ii.: srll»
.. , 1,. it Strum-4h
l‘ 12' .l': i:- tlii-
Si lllltlli'. \‘lnssnchusctts. his mzitvrnnl
Ermit-,i:r:inclt':itlii-r. Snmucl Hicks.
Srl'\il\‘.{ in tlic lisscv Troop. of Ncw
‘ " ‘ “:‘l in“ “"1 ,li'l‘S‘Wfi (‘nntini-ntzil Army. during lllt‘ ._ ' .. .
" “' “' "‘ 'i »”""“ Ri-\'Oliiti0ii:iry \Vnr. His father was a up“! 1‘“ ol‘ ““1 "0" 3‘
» ii i ii is. ['\‘ ‘- ., . ., _.. . "'31 N .“- ~ . . . ‘ . . , '
. '. . . “"' “~" ““"“" 0f ”“ '“" ‘ TROLLi-ni )IA\ m. mnunifi TO'
\. i \\ |.\ hm ii York ““111”:
()\\'NEIKF.
- Iipan’s Substituté for “Hot Dogsl’ _
.4.
-Ii.\l;'l‘l“(ll’:ll. May 6.-—Ti,c- trolley
and the executive committees of tlic
Connccticut Chamber of Commerce
will hold a Joint meeting at tho Hotcl
Taft in New Haven on the aftcrnoon
of May 10 to consider the advisabil-
ity of sending out a referendumvfih
tlic quéstion of rcturxiing thn Connec—
ticut Company to the Now York, Now
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany. Thc Connecticut Company is
now under the control of trustccs ap-
pointcd by Li. fcdcml court. but tlic
statc Public litllitics Commission in
its special rcport on.thc condition of
strcct railways in Connccticut advised
that the Connecticut Company be re-
turncd to its owners.
MORE CITIES FOR DAYLIGHT
SAVING. ‘ ‘
MERIDEN. May 6.-——B_\' {igrccment
of practically all thc manufacturers
and merchants of Mcridcn. Without
any official action. will go on daylight
saving timr- bcginning ncxt Monday.
By common conscnt clocks will‘lm
turncd ahead one hour.
NFAV LONDON. May 6.—r-.-\s tlir- re-
sult of action takcn by thr- Board 0;
Education at :1 mocting hcl-i “'cdnos-
duy nlL'llL thc public schools of this
city will oiicn scssion onc hour car—
llt'l‘ commcncini’: on ncyt Monday. NO
cliziiiqo- from castcrn standard timc
will lll' nimlc with rr-gnrd to tho clocks
hut thc schcdulc will lic advanced one
“iii-High this sin-ct \‘9‘(l(l¢lr Of Japan is Still“: lmilml moat lnfilt'flfl of
n; ilti‘gs" tlic young American ii iimrd to, he i\ :is [mpuiur with the Jul).
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Sacrificing Without Reservation Our Entire Stock of Women’s and Misses’
i COats Suits Dresses Furs
Reductions That Bring Prices Down To Much Less Than Wholésale
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EXTRA * SPECIAL—.—
75 ALL WOOL POLO AND VELOUR
COATS. All colors and sizes. $7.9 5
EXTRA SPECIAL A
100 ALL WOOL JERSEY SUITS——
Tuxedo Model—A11 sizes $9 95
and colors. Reg. $15.00
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values now
Serge ——~Tailored Velour Em-
broidered Velour, Jersey and
Silk now
DRESSES ”"2330
,Tricotine — Emh. Tricoflne,
Wool Velour, Serge and fl‘afleta.
. $10-95 -
D B Worth
to $29.50
Canton Crepe, Fine Irricotine,
Satin and Charmcusc. - and box models.
' $17.95 $25.0o
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50 Wool Tweed Suits, two styles, sizes 16 to 44, regular prices $15 to $18
Very special $7.95. No alterations, no changes, no charges.
YELOUR COATS
Worth to $18.00
Fine quality Velour. Belted and
loose back models.
$1095
Serge and Velour
Coats
Worth to $25.00
These Coats are fully lined and
finest quality material.
Reg. value $15.00.
. NOW
Worth Up
to $15.00
6.95
SUITS w°'“' '
to $29.75
Tricotine, and Serge, Velour
Checks and Velour. , :
$1835
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Fine quality Tricotinc, tailored
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Coats and Wraps it
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