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' ‘.rtford Hospital 840.000 for endow-
; V" live memorial beds: Hartford Re-
' .r Blind. 320.000;
. ”ant Episcopal church.
.. LEFT BIG ESTATE
HARTFORD. June 3.——In the will
d the late Mrs. Mary I. D. Russell. 01‘
In city. made public todnv. the sum
d 88.0. 000 is bequeathed to various
“muons and organizations. To the
Mum Episcopal diabese of Can-
“out she gives her home. 207
Mington avenue. with all land and
“logs. to lie-used as a permanent
”I! {or the bishop. It is valued at
clout 8100.000. Other bequests arc!
”1. 820.000: Connecticut Institute
Connecticut Hu-
-e Society. 810.000; \ isiting;
hms' Association. 3 :30. 000: Christ
flinch parish. $35. 000: Church IIome '
”000:1-oreign Missionary Society
.1 the Pioti stunt 1‘ pisiopal church.
810.000; Trinity College. $10,000;
”ford Orphan Asylum. Larrahee
Md. Union l~‘or Home \Vork. “'ads-
wnh Athcmum. Connecticut Histor-
hl Society. Missionary Society of
Mecticut. llerkely Divinity School.
annectitiut Children's Aid Society.
“.00 each. The same sum is git'en
-r and and infirm clergy in the Pro-
fhe death of Mrs. Russell. which
marred April 14. also released 35“.-
... held in trust and to go to various
hlcflciaries ot‘ a public character. and
850.000 more to relatives. Mrs. Rus-
‘n (rave about 3201'.“le to relatives
Old friends also. about one-half in
mat to revi-ri linally to institutions
wed in the uho‘i list. The tot at of
Nb estates _specilicaliv bequeathed is
about 8600, 00'). .. ,p_ e-
u'IME CLOCK
. PUNCHING COST
' ' $6,445,658;
(Continued from Page One)
crease ranging from ten to forty per
went. in the output of piecework
1-1:." Mr. \Vhitcr said. adding:
“This falling off in production lic-
ame, uniformly noticeable when it
was known by the piece-workers that.
“07 would l‘l'0(‘l\(‘ no increases. but
were niaiutniiviil by the roads until
abruary. 1919. when the manage-
-ents Wei‘v- prohibited by the rail-
...d administration from continuing:
“ch comparisons. “I'll't‘t‘vvul'k was'
“8 finally abolished by the Director.
Cemral on Dec. 31. 191R."
Prodsions or the national azree.
'fl‘nta permitting Ill( iiiiplinmenl as
a: rtpaiiiis or oulv ihost Iiiin \vhol
ve s(r\vd :m .ippiliitict-sliip iii the!
mum mwmmom
'liliilllEilEilS UNflEll
ARREST IN MEXIBI]
CL}. \ 1-31 LAND, O..
rangenients have been made throughi
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes
and Governor Hurry L. Davis of Ohio
for the Mexican authorities to deport
Dominic lienigo and Carlos Coletti to
an American city. where they will be
arrested immediately and extradited.
County l’rosecutor'Edward C. Stanton
declared today. This is necessary be-
cause of the lack of e\tradition treat-
June 3. —— Ar-
Ies hetWten the Lnited States and ‘
Mexico.
Ilenigo and Colettl were arrested in
Mexico City. last night. Benigo. who
is under indictment for first degree
murder. is said by the authorities to
have been the leader of a gang which
murdered \Vilt‘red C. Sly and George
K. li‘anner in a payroll holdup Dec.
31 last.
FIRST WHITE HOUSE
nilllilnllllli
l8 nllillllzli
MONTGOMERY. Ala.. June 3.—
The south ol' the sixties and its child:
ri-n vindicated here today out. of its
most precious shrines—thi- llrst “'hite
House of the (‘onl'o-iieracy.
lil‘prt‘sl.'lllilll\l'fl ot‘ the states that
in 1W] withdrew from thi-J’nion and
sought through four years of war to.
maintain Iht'(‘01ll“‘(lt‘l'£lll‘ States of
America. participated in the "'OP'm'.
ing and dedication ol‘ the old mansioni
in which Jefferson Davis as the pro-sh.
(ll'lll oi' the (.‘Ollrt'llt'rilt‘l'. ilrst took up:
his residence. l
The ceremonies consisted of n par—ll
ad:- of civic organizations to the state.
(‘.‘lpitiii. “lll'l‘t‘ liiuis I0|)k tilt" Oath rirl
Ol‘llt‘l‘. This was t‘iillmxcd by an ail-v
drrss 1:) Senator I'at liarrison, of
Mississippi.
BIG MOOSEDOM
EVENT JUNE 11TH;
Continued from First page. i
— i
ale ll‘. mic lull:
\ iritins imluo s iii "'o
[li||'.l'lt'. This [Mimic is to in» followedl
ill lllt' :IilLlll'itlll li\' .'l ~o-ii~s (Ai' lirl-l
.‘l
.r departnitut or \\ ho h: id rmir
wlrs' pr. ii in. ii i \pi rii nce on car
‘Jrk. llilr. \Vhih-r said. rrsiill: in it‘
We of skill and if IiiliiriH-issaiy in-
mase in lit inst (ii suvh ii-:piiis' l
"I'ht ruli- is not criiisistint or [mic i
“:11." hi- Ctillltlillt d and Ill.'1\\'S a
fine around \ou‘r car \vork whirl
mwnts thi (-niplovi-niui of an) man
“0 has 1i: id expi iii not in .'.-in ilozous
hark. 'l‘hr railroads slim-ill h I\"l thi!‘
“Vileg‘e of employing tor the (. 'ir (It- i
‘.rtment. upholsteriis painters. pa-t '
Mn makers. tl(‘.. llllll “ho lime had,
Crperience, irri-spectiie of ulurn'u
mired. run though lllt\ li:‘-i\( not
”Nous” had four _\'I ais' t-~'i\iuiitiic ‘
Gm (nr “viii. 'l‘hiii is no insiit'ua- l
“n whatevrr for such a rult in con-
hvc'ion with lli'lIlll till‘ “orkf
E
iSi- iid
(lav spoils l'or \\'lllt‘ll many beautiful
prim-s .‘ll‘l' lll‘l‘lll'tl South Norwulk
l.wli:- .\‘o 531' is going tliile strong.
\iitli i an ipin i)!“ ll arr-i to .Iiii “liiih.
“Ill tin-ill: tlu- iirst i-ippi :irancc in a
new “llllt‘ «luck arm} rigulalion lliii-'
i'iil'iii. li-L'itlii-r With a marching i‘lll)
“ho “ill wt ai :1 WW linen dustnr
and a “bit! high but “ith the ot'liic'riil
or the digr ri-r Ham in full drum. and
will be hi .idid In the Marine lland oi"
New innalon
Th: 1 .adics' (‘hapte r of
Li zion is also going to.
:i in \v iii-gri-i team of twenty
Homo lil :'iii
lini- Will»: is as \\I ll as a ili- li- «ration ol‘i
Ill" ll lilo min is and is also iii line 10..
splint: soim thing new. 1
South .\‘oi\\alk Lodge has the hon»
or at the present time otholding'two
State officers. namely 8. C. Mead.
lState secretary; and Frederick-H.
Ganung. State prelnte. and rumors
have it that Brother “and will he re-
elected State secretan and Frederick
[.11 Ganung‘ will be advanced [o the
loffice of State Vice-Dictatorship. The
delegates from South Norwalk Lodge
3to the State Convention are Past Di-
rector Howard Knapp and Vice Di-
rector llarrv C. Beckett. who. with
the State Secretary B. C. Mead and
State I‘relate P‘readerick H. Ganung.
will leave. for New London. Thursday.
June 9th.
The members or Stamford Lodge.
the l.adies' Chapter of this city and
the members of South Norwalk Lodge
will leave here {Or New London Sut-
urday. June‘llth. by special train. the
time of departing: to be announced
later by the committee.
The free trip to New London with
a value of 825.00 offered b 3111? Field
day committee was awarded and the
lucky winner is requested to get‘ in
touch with the Secretary of the Com-
mittee. B. C. Mead.
The next meeti of South Norwalk
Lodge will be hell “'ednesday even-
ing. June 9th. and all members of the
\
are requested to report to the secre-
ta‘ry or some member of the commit-
tee at once for final instructions.
lodge who are going to New London‘
Some member of the committee will
be at the home each night from nowl
and» give any information members'
Inhay ‘wish.
)Members are invited to take along
their families and friends. as they
will have a chance to witness one of
the largest Moose events ever held in
this State. and will also enjoy a mod. '
duy’s outing for a small cost.
'rTho-railrond {are will be 86.42 for
the round trip to New London and
return. _
The committee in charge of this
Hair is spending several hundred
dollars to make this one of the big-
gest days In the history of South Nor-
walk Ledge.
E...
Saturday Specials
NEW POTATOES . .
SMOKED SHOULDE
EGRANULATEDSUGAR
RS ......
SWIFF’S PREMIUM HAMS
UNEEDA or TAKHOMA BISCUIT
.........49cpk.
. 14 lbs. for $1.00
16c lb.
32clb.
........'7cpkg.
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes . 2 for 25C 4 lbs. Onion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Quaker Oats . . . . . . . . . . 2for25c Native Spinach“. . . . . . . . . 35c pk.
Quaker Quakies . . . . . . . 3 for 25¢ California Oranges . . . . . 39c doz.
Shredded Wheat . . . . l. 2~for 25c. Clover or Magnolia Milk. 18c can
Post Toasties . . . . . . . . . . 2 for 25c 2 cans Evaporated Milk . . . . . 25c
BESTRICE
Armour or Red Wing
— SPECIAL!
SENSATION MALT, HOPS and SUGAR, all ready for use, no boil-
mg, large can
CROWN ASTER PEACHES, best value .
MOUNTAIN VIEW APRICOTS 3for59c
3bot.25c
DELMONTEAPPLEBUTTER....l‘:.........w......... llb. jar23c
LIBBY’SCORNEDBEEF .19ccan
GRAPE J UI
so..III...I..IO~:OOOII'OI
$1.59
4 lbs. 25c
. 33c can
Phone 1405.
A. F. Beckmann E9” CO.-, Inc.
83 \VASHINGTON STREET
‘(Next to White House Breaderyx
Free Delivery.
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MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK s LEADING
CORSETIER AND GLOVER
JUNE” SALE
Corsets, Hosiery. Gloves, Brassieres and
Underwear
SPECIAL OFFERINGS!
CORSETS HOSIERY
$1.50 Corsets . . .»~. . $1.00 $2. 00 Silk HOSieI i $105
$2.50 Corsets . . . . . $1.95 $2.50 Silk Hosiuy $1.69
$350 Corsets - - - - . $2.49 $3.00 Silk Hosiery 31,93
$400 Corsets . . . $2.95 $3.50 Silk Hosiery £2.49
$5.00 Corsets ~. . . $3.95 $4.50 Silk Hosiery $3.49
$6.00 Corsets . . . . .. $4.45
BRASSIERES
$1.00 Brassieres . . . .
SILK
UNDERWEAR
79c
$8.00 Jill‘si‘y >llk .\' ‘-
$1.50 Brassieres .. $1.00 Bloomers a
All Shades .. 8,5t00
$3.00 Brassieres. . . $1.95
We also carry the Boysh-
form and Nemo
Circlet Brassieres
BANDEAUX
79c Bandeaux .... . 59c
$1.00 Bandeaux . . . 69c
$2.00 Bandeaux . . ,. $1.35
$4.00 Bandeaux . . . $2.95
$9.00 S a f in 5h.- ‘
Pt‘f‘lli'ndh
for
$4.00 l\'.i_\s. l l ill-
Q
ian \llk \ i \l‘. . $2
$6 00 Km si‘i‘ l‘ ll .lll
Blot lll‘ \
for “x. $4. 95
UNDER“‘EAR
$1.50 Union Suits. 31.01)
GLOVES $1.50 Nightgown. . $1.th
Short Silk $2.00 Chemise . . . . $1.29
. $1.25
Gloves ......, $1.50 Bloomers $1.00
$2.50 Petticoats... . 511,9
Ian" :2 Silk
mo... $1.79
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street South NOT-walk
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39c Vests. 3 fOI. .81.th
MODERN GROCERY COMPANY
LIBBY’S (‘ORNED BEEF
No. 2 Can
National Biscuit Company
GINGER SNAPS . . .
National Biscuit Company
GRAHAM ( ‘IRA( KERS.
MEATY (‘ALIFORN
MAC ARONI AND SPAGHETTI. .121/2c lb.
Genuine Italian Style
Mrs. Schachat Home. Made
MAY ONNAISE . ..
170
............ '. .. 18(- lb
......... 18c lb.
IA PRUNESH 11C lb
NO, 1 New Potatoes 15 lbs 3.90
WHITE MEAL? 0008338
33:... Smoked Shoulders 16C lb.
PURE LARD
‘ 111-2C lb.
..40t ll).
.6 for 186
. 10c can
BORDEN’S MALTED MILK
CRISP NEW DILL PICKLES. ..
MAINE STYLE CORN ...... .
TRIX ..... -18c pkg.
‘ The New Cereal
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES......... 10c
POST TOASTIES 10c
PURE BREAKFAST COCOA ...... . 12cm.
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. 290 - - - DEL MONTE GRATED PINEAPPLE..2lC
8-07.. Jar . No. 2 Can
Dromedary Fre h K ' ' ' ' ALHES" l.- C
COCOANUT . . . . . .5. . .6??? .. 16c pkg. STRICTL Y FRESH EGGS - 29c doz. SLICED YELLO‘YVOFILEEIG PE )
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‘4-
Dairymen’ 8 League
Condensed Milk 14c can
Our Best
~ COFFEE
C
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR
Our Tasty Ct'ullers - 18c dozg
Serve Salads During the Hot. Weather
Semi Canadian Lobster, No. 1/2can
Bluérin'l‘uw, No.%m.r............. 230'
BluorinTunaFilh,No.1an ............... 40¢
aomwmmneummdm
to get such delicious butter, it'
tempting, tasty soled
00.0.01... 30°
OUR BUTTER
WsBshmu'Own
Japanese Crab Host, No. yawn
Gold Shrimp, wet puck .-r.. 230
Portuguese Bends-rm” (Olive Oil) 29°
BVRBonedChicken ...................... 576
Modern Grover-y Compsuynutteristhokindthat bringufmhruohommu"w11mmyonsbl°
summatio- WWMm."
Small Wrappd Loaf 8c
Rye Bread ... 89
Eschofthe followingitmistheflnutof itskindsndmsybensoduthebuisfors .3 iQ;
o o - I'o‘fo‘ooooojc m
33C lb.
6 1 ~2c lb.
Rich Iced Coffee Cakes 200 ea.
Evap. Milk 121-2c
Our Best Oolong' or Mixed - ;...
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