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MASONIC NOTE?
“DA“.lGfl'l‘ SAVING TDIF."
A Stated Communication of Old
“all bulge. No. 100. F. and A. M..
.ll be held at its moms Tuesday
waning. May 17th. 1021. at 8 o‘clock.
'. I'. Bro. Barry C. Scofleld. Dist.
Deputy will be present on his Oflelal
"Ult. “J's-t us give him a hearty and
Internal welcome." “folk 1?. A.
All Master Masons cordial! and
Internally invited. ‘
I‘rntemally yours
liaison ’1'. Harris, “2 M.
Attet-t: .
Robert ‘.\I'. Wilcox,
N-crctary.
—— . .
Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. UL.
fleets in Masonic Temple. South Main
ureet. the 2nd and tilt Tuesdays of
Inch month at 8 o'clock. July and
August exccpted. All R. A. Masons
.ordially and fraternally invited.
D. B. BEACH. H. P.
l'. S. LYON. Secretary.
f
Qualities
because of its
KANTIIR SliflliES
IN HRST MIMI]
llf PIUTURE Hfifll
lifi'i‘tagcr Samuel J. Kantor. of the
Regent Theatre. has scored the first
,hit in the fight over the control of
,‘picture prices at his theatre when he
Ibrought action today in the L'nlted
States District Court of Boston
through the Motion Picture Exhibi-
tors' of America against the ownera
or "Kismet." the Otis Skinner play
which has been booked for Thursday
and Friday and which it was threat-
em-ri to stop showings here by injunc-
tion unless the price was advanced to
75 cents. -
liy the order which was secured late
yesterday afternoon after long dis-
. :‘ ‘lel'fneiig
. Minions shiny are: M‘eechless
of"
’1
exquisite flavor
“‘4’”;
lance wire conference with the New
England directors of the Exhiliitors'
Association, the company will be com- .
vat-(l to deliu-r tlu- prints on Mr..
liantor's contract and the price issue;
“ill in- fought out ‘
l‘Oll 'l‘lll‘. CUSHION GOOD
In one of his many discussions oi
relations between labor and capital
(Ind Hunt'mos \\'llit'lt :litl ill tht‘
world's pl'opt‘t'RH the late Colonel,
fl‘ht-ndnrt- lionsr-ult said: I
“Normally. the wage w0r1<er, the?
man of ~«mall lilt'lills. and tilt average
(onsunl-vr. :l\ “I II as the average pro-l
'fluctr, are all alike helped by making
condition-4 Such that the man of cx-:
replional ability rrct-ivrs an exctp-‘
~1.10m.“ reward for his ability." :
(‘01. lumstult might well lune
added that llit would in general is
:hclpt-d by limiting condition: Such
"hat the man of exceptional good for‘
tune l‘it‘t-ivts an exceptional reward
for his good fortune. It is not
through ability alone That the world
recent-s its onwanl and upward in».
petuS. For example. a dozen mlning‘
’rosl-ectors of exactly equal ability
'Inay search throuuh the some moun-
dain ranges for deposits of valuable
mineral. (tin of them. through good
Iortune. strikes the rich deposit. Ev}
pciit-nct- has taught us that the wel-
fare of all requires that the fortunate
prospector shall ht- permitted to en-
'10:: the rewards of his good luck. for.
units-g4 he he ptrmiltul to enjoy the
towards. other “it“ in the future
Would not go searching for hidden
tulnlrnls, and the intent mineral re-
wourct-S of the natlon «cum he left
undeveloped. it is probably true, as
ofttn amt-rind. that there has been
rum-e money put into gold mines than
has cu-r ht-t-n taken out: that is, the
total output of the mines would not
repay the total expenditure of time
and money in searching for and min-l
in: gold. Yet the hope. of exceptionu
nl reward has been sufficient to keep
men for-cur hunting for the Eldor-
ndo. r "I
There are those who raise a howl
of protest over the prospect that“
acme 0111' will make some money out
of the development of our unused
wvater powers. They see in private.
control and ntiliznllnn of these water"
powers some Sinister purpose detri-
mental to the general welfare. They
cannot agree with the theory of QM.
'Rooaevelt and with the experience 'of
all the ages. that all the people are
helped by insuring to the man of
ability exceptional rewards in ac-
cordance with the results of his abil-
ity and efforts. l'ndoubtediy many
It dollar will be sunk
water power
ly. also. many another dollar will re-
turn its investor a hundred fold be-
cised in locating a power site and in
"1 tll-adviseflmooD and evening at the it"! annual
WOJectJ. Quite cem‘ldmm corps contest given by the War.
alter the picture,
has her-n played. The move was a,
match of wits and was wpn by raising:
‘an issue which took the case in the:
I'nilwl Slates Fourts and gives the}
action precedence over the threatened'
injunction
Mr. Kantor left last night for nos-
ton. declaring that the picture “onld
lu- shown hert- at the regular prices.
He will consult with association attor-l
:.t-)s llJ'i'l' today and “hi-n fittislll’c—
tor) arr'anzementa are completed will
proct (-rl directly l’rom llostun to \\‘ash-
iliizlon to attend a t'mncnliou 01‘ lllct
.\~iti«.n.il Association of which he in an}
(inlet-'2 The action of the company ‘
will In one of the principal topics oi’i
discuslon there. i
BURGLARS FIRED AT '
BY POSTMASTER}
(Continued from Page One)
out. she shouted through in! window
and then tired two shots from a .35-
calilwr revolver. 'l‘hcy disappeared. )
Three men in an automobile ap-
pt-flrl'il at the grocery store owned by}
l‘rt'lcrlck llaur. at Noroton. today. at'
about ‘J n. m. It is believed that they
were the same ones who tried to get
into thr- restaurant on Saturday night.‘
Bernard liossl. living in the Dugdnle'
illock. where the grocery store is alt—l
um adjoining the Collins restaur-
ant. heard the burglars. He shouted;
at them and they went off with their
machine.
An hour later. the men vialted the.
post-office. They were about to start
breaking into the place when they
were disturbed by the postmaster. who
heard the noise. He fired two shots‘
at them from his .zs-caliber revolver.
There is a suspicion that the ma-
chine which the burglars bad with
them was stolen from Middlesex
Road. Noroton. fitturday night. The
automobile is the property of Arthur
W. Bell. of Stamford. It was taken
while he was visiting Lloyd Coolie!
at Noroton. .
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NOB‘VALK TAKES A PRIZE
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hood Drum Corps Attemh Contest in
Bridgeport. ’
llridgeport was 9. gay scene of uni-
forms and music on Saturday after-
ners Brothers Grenadier Drum Corps.
at which fifers. drummers and buglers
from Massachusetts. New York. New
"determining: the character of power
plant to be constructed. Withoutfhe
Inge
power or in
tire as well as chances for-men.
Russia is just now experimenting
flth the policy of depriving any and
every man of the rewards of ability
and effort. The result is discourage-
ment of enterprise. with inevitable
decline of industry and national
wealth.
W
Meteor—stricken Georgia doesn't
See the use of trying to have peace on
earth if Mars and the man-in-the-
moon won't stop throwing rocks at
II. 0
One could take
this "Better
-- gems." movement more seriously if
were not so difficult to get any
kind of a home. .
—_F‘——._——
The sleeping sickness germ ha!
been isolated. It is not often a sci-
ontist gives agerrn jun whet it.
wants.
———ha—-‘———_
The boa who tells you more is no
excuse (out being lam doom’. talk
“simian-vies.
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Judging by the number of m
there should be a bumper crop of
dune wedding:
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Alotofmmflnmmmm n. a: the
'Mditbnal “new In“
. icorpe. of Walden. N. Y.. one of the
hope of an ("(Cf‘pllolilil reward no one best corps in the countm took three
of good judcmt-nt would risk his sav- prizes. while Norwnlk and Devon each
in the development. of water took a prize.
“"5" other large enter- the greatest of its kind ever held in
”1189 “'thh has it. chance. £0! t“l‘ tm Park Clt)’ ‘nd ‘11. State Armory
Jersey, and Connecticut competed.
'The Walden Fife. Drum and Bugle
The event was one of
was crowded at the exhibition of
‘fancy drumming. baton swinging and
filing. The winners were: First
‘prize. best playing ancient. uncmft.
New Haven: second prize. ancient,
Pennington. Unionville: first prize.
best playing, modern, Maples, Stam-
fortl. playing 126 beats to the minute:
second best playing. modern
Norwalk Fife and Drum Could.
playing 119 beats to the mln~
me. and brought home a
home a handsome cup. which will be
handsome cup. which will be display.
ed at some show window in Nor-wan
A large number of other corps took
prizes in the various events.
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[LOPIETOmmmm
PHILADELPHIA. my Yip—For
the first time in its hidory. the Uni-
nnd. linumnnla and Jugoslavin.
liA'l'l‘OW‘lTZ. l'pper Silesia. May
16 (Amoclated Fresh-”Adelbert
Kortanty. leader of the Polish insur-
gent movement in l'ppcr Silesia. ls-
leucd an ultimatum to the industrial
Interests in the district today. direct-
ing them to sign a specially issued
Pollsh-Silesian paper currency to re-
lieve the money stringency brought
on by the refusal of the German
Reichshank to transport 250.000.000
marks into the ' district to pay the
miners' wages.
Kori'anty‘e action was taken bea
cause of fears that enraged workers
might destroy German property in
the area of that encouragement
might be given to what appeared to
be the growing tendency toward Bol-
shevlsm. to the point where indus-
tries would be M
While awaiting a reply to the ulti-
matum. Kortanty is strengthening
the frontier forces.
BUDGET REPORTED
AGGREGATES W
Continuedfrommm
State Agencies and Institutions. 875.-
000 for the Health Depttment. 8260.-
500 for the Mansfield State Training
School and Hospital. 8460.000 for the
Connecticut State Hoapital. 8100.000
for the Norwich State Hospital. 8177.-
800 for hospitals. 8107.635 for the
Connecticut Reformatory. 890.000 for
the Connecticut School for Boys.
8114.000 for the Industrial School for
Girls. and 8037.280 for the Tuberculo-
sis Commission help to account for the
gain in the budget over that of two
years ago.
Heavy Del-rem. '
Against these there are decreases of
3207.231 in the Military hepartment.
81.53:.600 in the Highway Depart-
ment. 8146.400 in the tesehers‘ retire-
ment fund and 8151.800 in the amount
allowed for board of prisoners in
county jails.
An appropriation of 8188.020 is car-
ried for the proposed child welfare
division of the State Board of Chart-
ties. 850,000 for work among babies
under 0 years of age. which was not
contemplated by the original child
welfare bill.
Liquor License Maude.
An allowance of 8175.000 is made
for refunds on liquor license"! and the
comptroller’s appropriation is increas-
ed 8100.200 to provide facilities for
the greatly increased duties put upon
his department. by the present asdon.
There are also heavy increases to es.
timated court expenses.
The budget. as now reported. does
not include estimates for projects now
recommended in a. special bill. {these
will have to be inserted by amend—
ments as allowed. The following are
the outstanding recommendation. as
compared with the amounts allowed
two years ago:
Mew :u.‘
Governor's oflee. 887.000 allowed.
versfiy of Pennsylvania will mks a
special occeden of the conferring of
an honorary degree. Madame Cute.
discoverer of radium. will receive the
degree of Doctor of nws a. speehl
exercises next Holiday afternoon. the
“Rees announced today.
Increase of 81.500, duo“
mi 0° 0 men-u of
. Secretary of the State. “5.060. In-
mm $8,000.
to Treasurer. 08,078,000
Gain of 01.034.090.41» W:
1m from 8015,1100 to_8f.000.000 in
. mun-comm
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The Wood Juniors idem
the Mm A. 0.. last hug-i- .
’ Mmm¢11
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interest on State bonds -
ditlonal and ”.000 0.0
00am. out”
crass at!“ “'
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SPLENDID VAIJUES FROM THE LINEN
- AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS.
run Bleached Timpani:
Fine quality. farmer 596
“Immcheckvonu
‘“ Z30
”‘1”. YudOIOU‘ICO Y“ ....IIOOCOIOOOIOI.
_________.
1W rem Table Cloth: 27 Inch White Pique
’1 sun ma FOI'IIIII' $2 98 M 29c
QQC ‘ a} llt m “.00 ...._..-. . Tm ee‘eaus-ueeese-essu
M
. 1‘ 784:. Ken Satin Table W.
3‘52ng 1):?” A good substantial cloth. and re
8 wide. er 95 %uires“a no ironing.
"1"mfl'230u Yulldm........ c ..................
TENSION OVER POLISH "1‘” ”Egan“... m“ “m“ 2°” 3“““" $1 00
wear. a for ... s
REVOLT SEEMS ENDED m. ......y. 51 00 ...
“nmmmam) MW. ..... .. . kmtzumumughd ithliooPrints
es as gas.
......” ...... ‘ lm'l‘alil'lepcklfuthmd Yard 9&0
‘ c e . . 5400:. $
“'ASH'IN 1' -— mn’nn. Q“. 000 “a. l in. Quail
nifd Polandalleca.b)¥i‘ayrge17tnamrlz iity $2 98 6' Y PM ty
the other continental nations of Eur- M .................. ' 38 inches wide Berni
ope in military effectives now under m N 26c qualit 'Yard at 15c
11:31:: “accordingd to ‘Bring): statistics mm mm. m nap.” y.
v iereonynocilll' ' " ”flaming“
The table of the continentalflarrcnitselsn W' Doaen ' ' "" $2.50 1 “Y." A a "
as follows: Austria. 80.000; Belgium. 3.“ W. 1‘6
105.000: Bulgaria. 33.000: Cechoslov- All Pure m m Table Y“ ' " """ ' """"
akin. 147.000; Denmark. 15.400; F‘tn- Napkins l'rui
land. 35.000: France. 809.652: Ger- All neat designs. Former price 38M W“ t
l::::;...“"’-.“."£:... “'52:? 323-33? '1'“- °‘ “'° 1...... "”1“
Netherlhnds. 21.460; Norway..15:000; Dozen . Warsaw“! 151,0
Poland. 6004mm Portugal. 30,000; m Pure m Linen hm ......... -------
llumania. 160,000: Spain. 190.675: m
Sweden. 66.200; Switzerland. 200.000; I m F186 1:11.1de mm
StrinCront-Slm-ene State. 200.000. Former Price ‘12'50' $5.98 an t, 9 *0
France controls a roxlmately Dozen -- ----------- Ym ................
two-thirds of the slightly more than mow m!
Rflllt'ljliltt men reported under arms 2,” Ext“. 300 1-0110 “ m
today in Europe. it was pointed out. M Towx At ' 39
by her understandings concluded Me;- rice 88c Y‘rd """""""'°" C
with Belgium. Czechoslovakia. l’ol- M p ' 49c
l
l
800 boson Tut-kid: Towels
Keen pile and very ab- 256
sorbent. .
1.000 Yards Linen Crash
v the her: a £ch 1.
err 01' l an
lent talus. Yard ...... 23G
woman-Quilt,
Former-Pulmfaos
Piece ...?...:...... $1.99
I
00 Pieoss Japanese slasoek
“.‘ra'22°:.llf°'p.?.:“f°f 83.98
P 000 Pieoes Long cloth”
“it"- $1.59
5,000 Yards Long Cloth
“rue ................. ‘90
@3151
“:11 W513
“mm PillowOssss
{5x30 .
aessees-eeeeosseses 49°
For ....................
For W Pillow Oil.
8.000 Yl'dlfiin. Normal:
...........
es
rm
‘ 3.000 ransom Will
Veilss
At 2“
Yard ..................
see-sne-
Salaries of Justices and Judges.
The only email: under this beading
is an increase of 88.000 to cover sal—
aries and expenses of State referees.
. Tremendousjtocks at hi, Lowest Prices In Years '
mm
from the
KITCHEN DEPT ‘
mmrerfeofion
menswe-
Blue
Regular price 313.00. ‘1 ‘3‘
For...... ....... .
Willow Clothes Baskets
' durable. medium sise.
Strongsnd
Remtlarprice8z.00
For ............
Large sine
Regular price $2.25.
. . $1 .69
“$2.333?th $1.98
meme-anon:
Consisting 'bf 3 irons. stand and
handle
Regular price 53.00 . . $2.19
Adjustable Curtain m
Full size, 0112—31183. nickel plated
pins, will not rust. $2 69
I
Regular price 88.00.
Clothes Wringets
“’ooden frames. 10 in. rolls; guar.
anteed for one year. Regular
price $6.50. $5.49
Special ..............
_r'old.ingn~oalngnoulds
Full size. made of bass wood. and
nicely finished. ‘2 98
I
Regular price 83.75. . .
lie. 0 Heavy Tin popper Bottom
Wash Boilers
Regular price 83.76.
Each
...............
With cover.
Regular price 82.50 . . $1 s98
uqmmmmm
MWatu-Paik
Regular price 3150' $1 19
.... I
For. ......
O'Oedar Oil he
Large size. Battleship model.
Begum price 1.50. age
For
e-eesssse-oseeesee
Wesrlvsrnhminnnrryrans
Pans -
Regularprice$130
Limited quantity.
Large We O'Oedar Oil
Regular price 00c.
8‘0 Price .............39¢
Corsets and Brassges
In Camille Comet;
All styles and sizes:
‘ $2.50
For
______\ to an
Regular 88.00 value
$6.00
Sizes 23 to 32.
R
R. & G. Corsets
Regular price 82 49
For .. ............... $1.49
Boa: Ton Corsets
Result; nrice $6.00..
For
.........
Trio Brassieres
$1.50 1” $3.00
Bandeau;
59c ‘° $1.25
“.—
Brassieres
79cs_2.5o
House Dresses
and
Percales
Regular
Price $2.50. .......
s‘r ~.
...;
8 Garage.
...$1.81‘
Re h Bungalow Aprons
cu r priCe 319%
$1.19
Each ................
500 Yards All Wool. 54-lnch
Jersey Cloth
The finest qualitj~'_ “as L; ‘* 54.}?
Anniversary salt price
$1.9
Yard .............
Washable Lingerie Satin
will. .. .
prioerard id. . .. £1.49
Cotton and Silk Lingerie Cloth
Very luStmu‘f and w3=les splen’jlt‘}
$213.5: it" ........... 79:
Genuine aapanese Pongee
“Fifi; 2°32; $533“? ..... 89c
36 Inch Silk Poplin
BlaCk. Navy and Gray. vas $2.50,
for this sale an.
1,200 Yards Voile. 36c in. Wide
Good assortment of .«yiw: and
colors. Value: up to
Sale Price .............. 19°
J‘ u."
if the new salary bill pas-cs. as rec-
ommended. other changes will have to
be made. For the pee-eat 8458.800 is
allowed. as against “46.800 recom-
mended by the Board of Finance.
Salaries and expense! of State's At-
torneys. 872.800 allowed. not includ~
lug pending changes in salarlee. No
increase.
Salaries of prosecuting attorneys.
819.000 allowed. No increase.
Salaries of enerics, 068.000 allowed.
not including pending misty raises.
No increase.
Clerks and assistants of Superior
courts. 8109,!00. U0 lncreaee.
Clerks of Courts of Common Pleas.
857.400 allowed. an increase of 88.000
being due to an appropriation of
83.000 allowed to pay an assistant
clerk of the District court of Water-
bury. a new statutory podtioa. The
total does not include pending leth-
lation for lacunae- in clerical allow-
ance.
Messengers of con 25 600 al-
lowed. Ne loosen-s. m ’ ' 4
Reporter of judicial decisions. 816,-
(00 allowed. No increase.
f‘l
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WASHINGTON. ‘
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within a new day? “pm"
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