a.
Th
C 1st.
' mi. State Tax.
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5-
'.mer. _ ,
“a. ‘(Our phone. you know, 1Q
hive-Two.) .
I .
b
a
L -'Anyt1dngx I , A 'tonou
e wholesale price of Coal was
meet! on May let, also on
Another advance com-
~ 'July 1st, also new Pennsyl.
q ‘
" "Won know what this means to
.s retailer and you can easily
flees Who tit means to the con-
'= , igyrsrning here, a warning true.
it Does it mean anything to'you?
.Six-
- 6-d- -.V g \.
5
orders and Co
Al. .
.Lmnber was it
the' fact that
i
material dive one
away again.
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yAAST
BI-OREATIONS
All tor You—Fox Trot, '
' Jazz Orchestra
[Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
. Orchestra
resale—Medley Toddie
(Introducing “No Wonder I'In
‘ lies") Jaas Orchestra
.celi You Sunshine—Medley Fox
I'M (Introduélng “Dear Mo")
Jan Orchestra
“inn Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Delia Robbia Orchestre
“ling—Fox Trot
Della Robhla Orchestra
*‘ ' lies Lizzie, AI Bernard
Willows (Sing Dose Bong and
finite Dose Music) Aileen atanley
Mind Nestle In Your Daddy's
Fox Trot, Orchestra
Fox Trot, Orchestr-
- ”love—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Q. or a Southern Bea—Fox Trot.
- Novelty Band
“.10, Harvey Hindermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
- the Heart of Dear Old itaiy
Metropolitan Quartet
fie Alfred Fox Piano Co.
less Main at. so. Norwalk, Conn.
. eouru uonwaut
tracts'locepted
Causes Beyond Our, Control.
, 3 Don’t Blame Lumber—Ingrestigate' ill:
much over but due consideration was-not given
eooetotorllmar'ycoustructionwaeneariyleperocnt
-tor items other than lumber :1: :umwhhsd not maddest: at all.
' " ti . the substantial u on lumber mat
Donna” y " in the cosit‘jotajobandna
nder this_oond on scene
tactbe'biought‘hoil'ethstlunihorls amend we
her I by trash! transected toward
of all other 11:11:? sowing into construction. .
THE HATCH & BAIIEY‘ CO. ..
BROS.’ GARAGE ,
018781-070“.
' CADILLAC’EIGHT MOTOR CARS
momma soggy AID, m‘ I
uoswatk a eooovsaa ooso rials
8m Aoclden 0“”)
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mice: a.
lanswei‘e
h
”ON” 1‘ I“.
’e‘iliv.
ued
t“ -
'1; Great World War 1014.10”. ‘
4 residents or Rowamn. '
. The names. as they appear 1'
panels are as follows:—
. . Panel 1. . ~
Wallace 0. Ackcrly. "
Charles G. Adcock.
Tracey B. Ambler.
Charleen. Arnold;
BtsnteV'Bahert _ _
Edward L. Hroidt'vay.
Robert Brown. ’ ' " ’ I
RalphE._Ga.se. ‘ '. .5
Anhnr’W. Clerk. ' . .
John A. Cleverly.
- Panel 8.
Marion F. Crockett (nurse) :
flamuel Davis.‘ - '
Herbert E. Dutault.
Edmund M; Emmerich.
John Farrell.
Alfred W. Fetter
Warren B. Jaeger.
Russel '1‘. Hail.
‘ Preston )1. Hart.
Anson P. 8. Hoyt.
’Panel 8. "
Benjamin W. Hughes.
George W. Jarvis.
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v
Schultze’s
Stewing Lamb . . . . .
Frhnkfurts . . . . .
Wednes
; FANCY ESCALLOPS
.Shoulder Lamb Chops
My Wife’s Salad Dressing.
day Specials
50c lb.
. 25c lb.
10611;.
22clb.
Special. .15c bot.
seeeeeeaasseees
WEBTPORT
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main 8t., Wash'ton 8t., and B. 8. Ave. 8. Norwalk
BLACK ROCK
ALL MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON—standard Time—Wednesdays
uzoocron‘r
.\
"I
i‘éertecto Bouquet Are
‘Now Sold for 10¢
Panateile Extra Arc
Ako Sold for 10¢
No.0ne,8c;2£or15c
on) WELL CIGAI;
COMPANY.
“if TIRES AND TUBES
3* Isles Quality.Low-tm
“I Had Generator Brush. to:
'~ All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
DI Easy Terms If Desired
‘ 'A'ARON KOHN
h leading Accessory In.
Phone 5'
cm1'AL Run. COM!"
7mm '
‘ cm s f s.
“also“; an Dell‘s".
M WAIHINOTON ITRIIT
QUALITY GROCERIES '
AND
FREE DELIVERY
'A'. F. BECKMANN & co, Inc.
PHONI ms
MONDAY AFFAIRS
AT HILLSIDE
Continued from
First Page.
llvnitn Bride-n cnmc 111 ns :1 nulmlIIuIc.
YI-sti-rduy morning. 11 s4-cond child.
Jami-s Fccth-imcr. lit‘f‘fllllt' III 11nd
amoral othcr children were ulpscnt {or
'ynr ous reasons.
'I 0 little play was ghcn on the
lawn. among the shruhIn-ry, und Ive-
gnn with 11 scene in the woods. wht'rc
:1 group or school childrcn were on-
joying 11 holiday. iicrc their dcslro
to ace the Spirit of the \\‘ood. lcnds
‘ihcm to Inquire how thcy may twat
‘dmw Iu-r to ihrir group. ley lind
thnt only the humble-minded mny soc
he-r, and. in quaint and original insh-
lon. they take mcnsurcs to rI-mou‘
from their minds nil thoughts or com
'ceit and pride. 'l‘hcn. ut lust. thc
Spirit of the \\'00d. with hcr little
‘rprites. appears hi'ft’lrt‘ ihvm. and. in
sew-mi very charming songs. icnchrs
them the Imnuty or Nature. and their
.own obligation to low- mnl [lTU'e‘i‘l the
‘plant» and the animals. 'I‘hc chi Ircn
who took part were Margin-rt lnton.
Annic Shuiclt. nan-M snurrh, Mario
1
ROYAL AUTO PTG- CO.
seen In: Street none one
I opposite moon's 1m Shop
soon. manna. Conn. ,
mon- mn": a. spam
i; 01.1) -' CARS
gr
I .\ ~—
'One Yard Goods Free
With} every 6 yards purchased
during Annheesary Sale
“held
V
Innd 1mm Cole. 11.11.11 Router. Elna.
lulli SLIrrIng. Iiiiraln-th ilrown and
ICarol t‘.1\unngh. .lcun “'urncr, l'ru-
dun-c lirownc and licnltn lk-Idcn.
Special applause I'll. won Ivy little
I‘l‘lt‘n K.mtor. in a pretty little dance.
In which she began the play. film and
Iu-r woolly lamb Inndc n charming Ili-
tlc pictun- together. liq-nita lk-Idu-n
showed great ability In taking the
lcudlng pan on such short notice and
was heartily upplnudcd both for her
sInging and for her ucting. The other
children were all equally good In thrir
ru-spcctivc parts. and carried on the
littlo- play without a momcnt'ghcsita-
'tion and to thc continucd Interest and
lplcnsurc of Ihclr nudicncc.
Tho- cu-nlng performance of the
plays postponed from Saturday. pr0\-
rd :1 must complete artistic success.
'l‘lu- lighting was unusuully cchcthc.
Ilmnks to the generous cooperation of
b‘amuri Kuntor. of thc iii-gent Thcs‘
trc. who Icnt to th school his stand-
nrds or electric Hg is. The beauty 01'
[hr 1110011»Iit night on the open lawn.
and ”11- mystcncs of the (loo 1 shadows
under the tires. gave n setting which
could not hnn- Imen Improved upon
for tho- ”0"th and lovely plays pres-
t-ntcd. In Order to obtain the best of-
i'I-cts from the mcnink lights. the or-,
ldcr or Saturday afternoon‘s program
was rcu-rscd and the gypsy play. "'1‘,“
:i‘ool of Answers." was given limit. This
was I'ololwcd by the Interlude of spo-~
I‘inl dances. hy the dancing class. and
the program ended with the dance
pantomime. “Narcissus." Although
'hosc who saw the Saturday pemrma
once were enthusiastic. in the praise.
witnesses of both. felt that last night's
portrnyni cxcelit'a the afternoon one.
both ,In beauty and sacctiyeness. The
pests-ct simplicity and natumlness of
the‘ whole production added greatly it.
its charm. and'thc unusual excellence.
both of the dancing and of the speak-
inx. put the whole 'ai‘rair on a high
level. ‘
In that"! play. themdience Ee-
stowed greatest apphuse upon ‘the
'specinl artistic work of Mi- MerOn
Hogs as the Gypsy ‘ueen “omen-5
Josephine Sonic as Romany Rye: Pay-‘
.ettc Dunn and Sara Crawtord a‘s Vib.
Inge Men. and Mary Weed as th;
Dreamy Youth. In Narcissus. the
honey were carried oft by Frances
Wilson as the Goddess Animus; Edna.
DeVIiege? us the Spirit of‘the Fount-
ain; Justine Smith as Echo. Ind Ear.
garct Pond as Narcissus. son: 1.‘ the
gypsy play and Narcissus. the dancing
at the various groups was nine‘ t alarmi-
ing. and the hesuty of floating draper.
ice and illmy scarves stood -t very
charmingly against the back-ground
of darkness. ' ‘ ,
Today's events Include the annual
luncheon and business meeting or the
Alumnae Associx‘tion. whim is’to be‘
’ at the Coumu Club; the class”
my sits: on the lawn. at, Hillside. at
four. and he' faculty supper to the
senior clap. this evening; at 7:80. 4"
:ATW‘I eve . _
. (II-crlin.
Harvey H. Jarvis:
Cliflord N.‘Jennlntn. ‘ I
Lowden Jeasup. Jr. I '
Francis 8. Johnson.
ltobcrt Jones
Allen 11. Judge. 5 5‘
lrn H. KIggIns.
\‘i‘iliinm \V. Lynch.
Pam-I d.
ltoy 1'2. Mcrrilleld.
Rum! :4. Mills.
RIIInIn-y A. Mills.
l-‘rnnk Xcsbttt.
Frederick C. Unites.
Harry (Ilecrlnndcr.
“'Illiem Pinkncy. Jr.
l-‘redcrick Franco.
Roy l'i‘Plton.
ffw‘TI
Merton ll. ltnckrtt,
Pans-l it.
Edgar 1.. Raymond.
Milton 9. Rowland.
Frank R. Ricvcns.
\Villinm I. Stcu-ns. 31d.
Theodore R. Smith. Jr.
Rum-l 1-”. Thomas.
Edward A. Tinker.
Edward Tuttlc.
ltiunor \\'crmc.
Snniord It. “'Ickn,
14 CW
TO ENTER COLLEGE
Continued from first pogo.
-——
itita-nliuns or ruivring ti‘h'? of those
institutions. O ‘06“
Tim .\'1w York I'nix- rsity would
ttppt 1r to he thc most popuinr or the
cull-2r!- In the minds ht iht' local
gvmluniv e The fact that it is nt‘lti' l0
“III“: 1- 1-.-’\.|l~'\ (“10- It? ”1“ reasons
ll..v'. 1*..- gr.-.iu-Itu~s have dcclnrcd
IL: 11 “ii-"111111 (if 411lrl'll1‘ (hr! iilfll-
... mum: to Principal How-
(.44 oh! \.11r I'nlnvl second on the
li ' -=l rupiiinriiy Innmuuch on Nor-
emit: “-111 roprrscntcd Ivy two
flush-111s at this coil-gr. Th!- Coll-3(4-
oi er ltochrilc “ill have two local
groduutcs. .,
Horn-slit will Iw reprcscntcd at
0th. (hometown. l‘nivcrs-
it! of Roch-slur. lloston l‘niycrsiiy.
Wcli's I‘ollvgv. Itcncssrincr. and
Norihcnstcrn i'an-rsity with 0m»
graduate of the local high school.
Thcsc statistics as turninhcd hy
Principal Howard may be somewhat
changed or added to by commence-
mcnt wee-k. Many pupils. It is ex-
pected. who thought that it was Im-
possible to attend coilcgc. may llnd
an opportunity to do so.
ENGLISH BOYCO'l'l‘
IS ADVOCATED
Continued from First Page.
——H
capital and scnd It to everyone or the
luv
mchu-rs of organized labor in thc
l‘nitcd Staten.
Appointment of n committee of
lhrcc by the Federation to CO-Opt‘l’ilc
with Itritish Iflltlt' unions to IIrinK
pressure to hear on the English Goy-
ernmcnt to recognise lrclnnd and
withdraw troops from the country.
was also asked.
Mr. \‘Ind dcclarml that the resolu-
tlons were drawn by "high Officials of
the irish licpuidic." but declined to
unite “‘hl’lhf‘l‘ l-lnmonn dc \‘nlcrn.
"president of life Irish Republic.” had
tnkcn port in thrir drawing.
- A largc (action er the delegates have
announced opposition to the offlt‘ifll
resolutions. and have presented to the
committee a resolution demanding
recognition of the irish by the l'nited
States. withdrawal or British troops
t'mm lreiand and payment by Eng-
land of thc t9.uoo_ooo,ooo loaned to
her by the t'nitea States. Four other
resolutions of similar character have
too been submitted.
The delegates opposing the bo'yrott
resolution declared that it would be
detrimental to the labor movement
und an alfro
Federation who are connected ,with
local unions of Canada.
—-——.———.——I
System Fedération of
Shop rafts APPro
-———-s-— ' '
CHICAGO. June ll.-—Union labor
won Its fight for ne'gotistion ot agree-s
ments with the railrnsds'by the Fed.—
grated Shop Crafts acting for all e -
ployes comprising thus .crsfll. in I
Won by the United
labor Board today.
4
momma:
mums. ’r
\r
is, .
. ' “
NEW YORK; June 14.-—A‘~ man
registered as. Kirk floors. of Phila-
delphia. was killed. today. '11!!! .59
m or tell from a 11th
dow In the Pennsylvania 3
mamas-’3
he names are raw about one-
oighth of an inch from the surtaos
or the tablet. . the: title being raised
about flve-thirty—seconds of an inch.
he value of the tablet is 8250. which
was raised by subscription among the
the
nt to the members of the .
~ finish. a
magmas};
with,
'ms
NORWALK’S LEADING
Pretty patterns,
inches wide; Were from
STYLISH'SUITS—
of sizesjmm 16 to 40.
‘ SPORT COATS—
or efiects.
o HYATT
DRY. GOODS STORE, .
in a wide choice of light and- d
" 50c to 75c yd. NOW Reduced
CONTIN1J'ING THE "SUIT AND ‘COAT SALE 1
thrifty people-tonic advantagé'Of this saloon Saturday,
,‘thexaigftlimited number left—for those who act quickly, but . .
0f Jersey Cloth and Heather mixes. With a good ran
10 39C the yard.
ge‘i,
i
CHOOSE WHILE THEY 1.181-393.
.Extra well made and finished garments, ideal for Shore
. O or country outings; A nice assortment of weaves and col.
CHOOSE. WHILE THEY LAST—$12.99
- “g .\‘ a \ i \
\,. . }\§.\\..\.\§~\\\C\x \t.
saw-h and Debt Reduction.
Among the Important Items of expenditures wrn- these for schools and 11;.
showing thcsc Items for the cities and towns:
Not lsukNmimx . ' '
Thc followinx table shows Ihc nct indo-Iitu-dn-w or Ihc slut. s Miii~...~..~m .
by Counties. citivs. boroughs. towns nnd i'zrv districts:
lug hum“. .. H,“
lln‘n ipts and cun'~ndit11rrs wen» currmely marknd lithe runs and ..c “1.5.
, . 00001» n! I t‘
according to the n-port. Mon (ham $13." . ‘ \ . .
urrn- rrgistcrrd in the cities. while thc towns show-31 .111 Incrcauu oi 1.1.1”)
urination. Thc Increase In the expenditures was practically th sunn- p10-
poetion to the receipts as 11*.“110'71 In the following tniilr;
Exp-sulltnrca.
e-Ieeeo
81.198.435.33
Gown” " 37.714.410.37
sees-....
t‘liy Indirbtodursx " ‘ .
Figures available for Hartford. Ncw‘Havcn. llridgcport and “3:113:33
shown! that Bridgeport had increased its not Indchtcdncss about 8.. . 1
during the four year period covered hy the rcpout. Thc following table show
thc 19:0 and 1916 net indebtedness of those four cities.
I‘Itv 19:0, 1916.
H ..... . 83.936.1MSJ‘0 7.801..~.~I.u(3
gertrara'éu """ .............. 6.344.945.11 4.810.582.11
‘1‘1‘1 m tn . I . I ' .................... 10.941.415.115 3.689.§39.94
{valet-71:11; ' I I . I O .......................... 7.857.840.1101 LS'Q'GJSIUIO
(‘Ity lune-(pig. I ..
The N‘ccipts and cxpcnditurcs (or thee-q citics are shown in the fol owing
tables:
' 1920. 1916.
Hurtfogl‘“... .. ........... . ................ 87.463.889.§8 35.335.434.03
.\'cw Haven .......... . ......... . ....... . 5.910.622.124 4...:1.::30.h-
Bridgeport ..... . ....................... 9.45{.l36.70 Lint-3.13.1.1!
\Vatcrbury ........................... ’. . . 6.141.57S139 3.53-4 i0.-l
Expenditures. ‘
City. 1920. 19in. ‘
Hartford ...................... . ....... . “1870373639 84.949.948.19
New Haven ........................... . . 5.805.633.17 4.054.014.-0
Bridgeport . . ................... . ...... .. 8.69{.46d.28 3.?s6.613.49
......... ................. 5.880.697.12 2,351,210.90
Waterbury . . .
»' - County ms. x: \
In the fiscal yearcovercd by the 1920 report Foir’tlcid and Litchficld
counties had deficits In expenditures over receipts. the deficiencies bclng $6.-
608.“ and ".78195. respectively. '
The is: commissioners report is now on Its way to the printcr and 11 is cs-
pected that the published work will be ready for distribution soon. Chtcf
Clerk Potter and the staff of the department are rapidly clearing up the do—
talls of thc task- Detailed statistics or the financial condition or the sub—
divisions ot the State are contained in the quadrennial report. which is pub-
lished In accordance with the statutes. I
A
BODY OFNANIS . .
‘mcsn IN Ramadan
«« “ ‘ ‘swnoaso soon
\_ ,
Unclaimed Ming in an.
loads to the Db- ..
M ‘ . ' I m ' ‘.ssso 1 '
HARTFORD. rune 1.4.—'rae body _ 3W 8/9" lb
amen believed tobe‘wniiam H. ;1mmmn_17c
7 anileur. was («fond yes- _ ~ , . ,,
-WN“¢"WW“’ "amongst“...ssc
. SP 7
\For
louse
De
itol'pai‘k. a pleasure resort. ' The dis-
covet-y. cams pt thcsugh the find-
ing at unclainud‘elethI-g in armed:
see'ossesssaees
Meson... 17ch
.—-—'-r ,
T
42!?“
. ,.
WY OILWAB m
J7 4 , Rom-1 ‘ . - -
, Ew BRUNSWICK. N”. 1.. J IL
——The honorary degree of.
of
1417s was conferred ~:toi'lay n90 John
W2 Weeks. Secretary at War. .hy )Rut
nbodwd.1an'ding on aennti treasure!" ~_
e.” :‘ .,
x e -. a
reduction of the debt othrr than sinking fund and Intu‘rst the iollouing nil-Iv.
" l'm;
Schools. 19.11. ‘. _ .. .
Cities . ................. . ...... O ........ 36.n79.7“l.39 31.5.4.0.»«1 1‘-
Towns ............................... 12.5.7749ou 3.731 371v 44
lit-M reduction. “3:“. l’zi‘lh. '
(‘ilics ........................... . . 851.215.1155 no 33.5..» 34.»11o
1201‘“! .... .. ........................... S.5\:,u-33.|\ .1 1‘4: “-1“
1102". 11“."
'1'“ “no 1-0 Sm“ 3H3 -_.'
Counties ...... ........ .. ..... .... 8.--._ . - -.—-.
("lilo-n .......................... . 13547.9"610 1! «3- J: - .'
lilornuuhs .............................. . 2.81:.I02s‘l 1.4“! Git .‘
'i‘owna .......................... l9.t‘v;'l.h'.‘ii 31 1 va' wet. 4:
Fire districls' ........................... . e56.sxi.i'8 ’.‘~T 2134 II»
Total . ......... . .................... .6 873.430.7111.“ $351.1'1Il.\5»50.;‘l
lilt‘rl um‘d [11'- 15115
I‘l‘s‘l‘lp‘.‘ ‘ .
' 19:0. 101".
' ~ ................... .. Slemsstfl Set-02,904 TS:
141‘???“ ' .............................. 87.662.5I3.32 24.i\f.i'43_.~o
Boroughs ........... . . .................. 2.14"}6591 l.l\n,.\3" It?
Towns -. .. ........................... . 23.603.629.56 “Lemony?
Fir“ Dini‘rk‘tl .......................... . 257.2481!“ 369.2533»
(‘ash on hand ...... . ................ .. . 5.098.819.16 3.3.1.4154
Total . ......... . ...................... 369.932.711.95 806.122.I3i.96
3962155113
23.612.290.60
nun-a ............ , ..................... ‘ .. ,.
............ 1.504.647.84 1,149.31»-..
3:313:81“ ............... . 23.560.379.16 15.647.3425Jtl
Fir.- untried ..... . .............. . 236.296.104 349...)...“
' ‘ ‘ 4172135378
1 .......... .. . ....... ...... sch-19.1884 s . _'_ ..
Tallincc .. ................ . 5,213,543.21 4.100.-.9.-O
1
Week ‘ “i
$18,338,850 INCREASE IN ~ . H Kr° ~ 1
, DEBT OF TOW NS , leger C0. .
1.. Continued .irom First Page. . .1;
n: Mm . The Leadmg
Chief among the receipts were those from local taxes as tollows. OUlfillit‘l’S
I“... mm. 1930. 1915' to Mm, “Tran, Envy: mi
Counties ........... 8281.860-03 337"-=93~4'-‘ 1,15,.-
(Iities . ............. . .................. . 19JSO.778.18 12.033.73‘ ‘11
Boroughs ............. . . . . ............ .. 731540.45 531“: 1: CHARGE ACCOUNTS
'I‘owns .................................. 12.410655??? 7.054-4“ '1' SOLICXTED
SOMETHING
NEW!
THE WARNER
CORSEUJTTE
FOR
Homing Wear. Riding. MOW-
ing, Bathing. Dams and
All Sports Wear
LT POPULAR PRICES
arr
MME. JEANNETTE
commas. AND GLOVE!
be So. Main St. s . Small
_ ,_,,:.
I ‘ . i ' '
Bremen
. : ; ‘
, >1
Newell & Murray N
“For Men Who “N"
153 Washington Stream
SOUTH NORWALK.
4
HOT WEATHER
SUITS FOR ME?I
Genuine “Palm Bear?” ‘
Clam. in All Shades and .1 ‘
$16.50 4
A,
. com...
GRAIN. WOOD, £1,
DEVINE BR03 12
PH”
H. BAXTER
F.
181'
. mam. am" i
AGENT 1'03
Norwalk Chronicler