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Palm Beach; Suits 7
$16.50 “(T731950
A Few Odd sing
._ _Palm Beach $8.50
Straw Hats
$2.00 to $4.00
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6 Pairs Socks . . $1.00
Tan. Navy, and Natural
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Shades in manual
and Tan colors.
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A regular meeting of the Building
Trades"- Council ‘this evening. All
“delegat pica-e attend.
I 1119 titty-first annual reunion of
' The Masonic Veteran Association“ of
Connecticut. which has several mem-
.: hero in Norwalk. will be held with
J!
J Saturday and Sunday. June 26 and
.. :6. the ConnecticuLEdltorial Associ-
ation will meet at New Canaan. v.
ILuke. Mrs. Luke and Misc Lake will
“Tuxedo" “Peter Pan" and "Ves- Boys setting of! fireworks in Wood
*’ ' .
' m nox company h“, tee" Sweaters in conservative colorsftme" "T Fmpumed °‘ t° ""3 9°‘
The Norwa ' l{€.o!ns well as all the popular bright ice at n! "
purchased a ion and a quarter
truck from the local agent l.. Hamil-
ton Adams,
——
'A number of local people nufqdedition to any womans vacation ward-
the Wedding of Miss [lose Dciamonicu
on
Pctcr's church.
3nd Ant’hon) (lillotti m' lmnbtlry.
wcdnesday last, at St
Ilanbury.
“Have you seen the wide scam:
hosiery that Koclcr‘s are selling?.
Best value in town.
._———-“
'l‘hosr- employes of the .\i. N. Maye-
hofi company, and fricnds and mem-
born or their families who desire to
attend. are planning a trollm ride and
excursion to Slavin llock. New Haven.
tomorrow. apt-rial cars bring provided
to loavt: Norwalk :1 {PW minutes past
twelve tomorrow noon
down 6
275.
The loving cup won by tlit
team of Routh Norwnlk Chapter.
at “'omcns Moosthcart. at New Lon.‘
don on Saturday last. will be placed
on exhibition at one of the local store
windowa The team members who
dcswrvc much credit for the fine ap-
pcrrmct- they made in line fcvl justlv
proud of the prize
———Straw hats and Panama! reno-,
rated at O'Drien's.
'T‘hcre will lie .’I tum-ting of the
managv-rn of thc baseball lcam! of the
various {actovwa in Norwalk. which
have local players on them nt the (‘lty
' l k. (D. 1‘) this evening. . .
’Ifl” at 8 floor .that has Ilvrd within its approprhmschniulcd to he held in fioulh hor-
with a flow to organizing an Indus-
trial league hcrc Considerable inter-
cat is being taken in thc Lea‘Uc.
Henry A. Hegelcin has brOught suit
for damages or 875 against Jennie
'Adlcr. of this citv. alleging and un-
paid bill of 869.92. Property. located
on Richards avcnuc. was attached for
'100 yesterday by Constable Brynn
Stile. The. case is returnable to the
City Court of Norwalk. thr first Mon-
day in July. Attorney (50 Davis rc-
prcm'nts the plaintiff in the action.
--Keeler's are selling a good nhrc
sink stocking tor 69c.
If Bliofographic Supplies
Cameras, films, Papers
i Mann, etc.
' Developing and Printing
' Stillson-Poweil Corp.
+7 ‘L _L__. N“L<-“~.J.
'Ambition Brings
You to Our
Tellcr’s Window
.
How far your ambi-
tion will finally carry
you—that rests with
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Some of the most noted
'he guests of the town for the week. church of the h.
lend. Residents of New Canaan will
'entertuln the editms- over night. 4 _
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putors In Amen“, mmprlsing the stxtrnrst general auembly of the Presbyterian
ited states. recently convened.“ St. huts. no. The photograph shows some or the delegates.
shades are featured this week by The
‘N. B. Ryan Co. Any of these gar-
ments would make a charming addi-
Ball players on Lincoln
the police yeuerday.
robe. Prices 82.49 to $12.00.
See
fAdvt.
0' s.
——Kc:-lor's sell a good pure thread
lsllk stocking for [1.35.
W'e know you will enjoy hearing
Lambert Murphy in his new Victor
record. "Darling" and "hove ‘ln Lilac
Time." as we shall anO' into it
‘for you whenever you h’av: time. to A complaint was rm“ '“h ”R po-
stop in at thc \‘ictrola Department (“lice yesterday lhat 1' 8‘ “3 '1'“ pa..-
:A. J Comm! Co.. and ‘0. them p“)..e*ti u standing trolley car on “'est ne-
ifor you this record and any others m" ""‘fldn' """W‘m " Ml“
:iou would ltkc to hear. Read Adv. “'3 “"9 boarding the “"-
—-—.--——-d
l‘irt- l-rokc out on the root of the
combined store and dwelling of Her-
nm't‘i lI-‘rshflcld. at if! W’ood street.
shortlv after 9 o'clock last evening.
and llox 13 summoned the Central
station apparatus to the scene. About
85 gallons of chemical were required
to extinguish thc blaze. which was
cmiam by ”ntrklcrs used by children.
being rown on the roof. Thc dam-
age was slight. apprnvlmnlcl} 825.
police who in turn notified the street
department.
wsave money by purchasing your
hosiery at Keeler'a
An adjourned meeting of the com-
mon council of the city is to be held
this evening in the council chambers
at the city hall. The meeting will
start at 5 o'clock. (8. T.)
The Past Noble Grands' A-ochtion
will entertain the members of Eureka
ltcbcknh laOd'V‘. No 42. I. (l. 0. P‘. in
the meeting room on South ”In
~Dam-lng Friday evening at \Vil-
ton Base Ball Grounds. American
Bond. program has been prepared.
At a meeting in Norwalk. the other 0“"“3 '° ""5 "‘°“‘,’"J“'V sustain-
night. Mayor Donovan pointed proud- 'i-d b,\ Judge John J. “slab. chairman
ly to the record of that city. whichq".f "‘9 '°°" organisation of the
h, ”m. h ”u. only one in the State l-ricnda of lrish Freedom. the meeting
lion. and the only one that has less- §"“"‘ tonight “3' been postponed. '“b'
encd its tax rate since the war. 5““ ‘0 "‘9 C‘" 0' 01', chairman.
When nskcd by an inquiring citizen
what becomes of the money he hands. —~l.isie stockings that give service
o'w-r to tho tax collector. the Mayor}?! ":0“ ‘1'" ‘" sold for Mr. at
explained that 76 per cent. of it goes 5‘0“" '-
(or education. 6 per cent. for health. "'-‘—"'
printing. etc: 1 per cent'for office A "‘”"N' °r "‘9 members °f Eu-
cxnenxrs, some to the State andi'f‘k“ n""°""‘ _"°"“"_ N“ ‘3- 1h 0- 0-
county. and the remainder is spcm'L- ""4 “ ‘m"""" ‘u' m 8‘ ° '
upon streets It is evident that tib-“"“‘"h Lodgc 0’ ”“15““. '8‘ 9 ‘
for-c Nor-oral}: mpg-urea up to "mung. the occasion being the celebra-
. ‘
standnrd to which many of its people “0" 0‘ ”'1‘ 20th “DMW‘F‘W 0' "h
aspire. it will have to be it little more'iiamlll "‘1“ “NW“ ‘" *‘mm‘bk‘
generous in its appropriation for “m? "I- h“.
streets. it might begin with those
leading to Rolon Point. where the Th0“ who "‘4 "30 hi. adv. of
Schultse’s Sanitary Marketa. today.
will find that Mr. Schultae has again
demonstrated that only those doing
the biggest bustae- can quota the low-
cat price: Note the figure- on all
town or Dal-ten has carried it concrete
road to-the Norwslk border.-8tam-
ford Advocate.
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avenue.
Second district. were complained o! to
——ltraw Hats and Panama at
The catch basin at the corner of!
Madison and Franklin streets is broil-
en according to a report made to the
‘ omy.
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Norwalk Aerie. -
—-Buy Top Notch Broad.
of New Haven caught lire in Wall
street last night. The blasewas ex-
tinguished with water. however. be-
tors any damage was done.
—-Op¢4nin‘ night
Carnival. Saturday.
Putnam Hose
Furniture of every grade. for every
room in the house. may be obtained at
Jot-vest prices. in acts or single pieces.
at the big furniture atom at Raymond
& Son. ltrfdgcrators. baby carriages.
couch hammocks. with or without
stands. ,nd awning. may also be ob-
tained the re in great vanety.
author. with the “bosses.” will meet at
the Hotel Mabachemo tonight and
“hence roceed in a body to the home
.of the is e Benjamin Bechtel. 23 Water
street,
[who
was a member at tho harboring
‘slrc't. this evening: All Outcrtainln pmfm‘o “for m‘“’ mt" The “"
' ‘ new services will be held at. s o‘cloch‘
tomorrow morning from D. W. llay’
moud's tum-ml parlor, and at 9 o'clock‘
from St. Mary's church. Burial will be!
in St. Isry's cemetery.
50% 1mm
f _——- .
Mn Ada-am ilhlne. of Norwalk. has
been the-gufl oi It‘r. and Mrs. Louis
seamen in 24‘- Canaan. ‘
Charles Taylor of Franklin street is
attending thelhh reunion of his class
at Dartmouth College. Hanover. N. H.
Friends from Nor-walk called Bun-
day afternoon on Hr. and air; George
Lockwood 0(' "Comfort Cottage."—
bong Ridge. ,
Ilsa Agnes Reiihcr of West avenue
attended the graduating exercises of
her niece. Ruth Cornelia Quinn. Wed-
nesday. at oglottal Saint Joseph Acad-
Q
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cuts of prime beet. outive veal and
genuine spring lamb. .
—-Hoslery for your sport shoes. at:
reasonable prices. try Keeler‘s Shoe
Store.
o
Bathing suits. for ladies and misses.
men and boys. and the baby. are the
scasonablc. top liners in 'l‘rlstram S;
Hyatt's adv. today. Every housewife
who is not the happy possessor o! a
Torrington vacuum cleaner should ask
for information in the carpet action
regarding the easy way in which one
of these most attractor-p machines
may be obtained. '
A "seven day sale” staged in an
endeavor to bring back prices t0:
somewhere near the normal. and to
discourage the "hold-ofl-till-pricss-
arc-lower" attitude on the part or the
buying public will be started tomor-
row by Newell & Murray. the Wash-
ington stmt clot‘hlers and babadash-
ers. Some remarkable bargains in
ties. suits. collars. shirts and undoc-
wear. are advertised elsewhere in to-
day's i-ue.
“stump“; Maud
Gama
A South Norwalk Man’s
you. Millionaires have
begun to accumulate
their first capital the
Savings Account way.
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, Scull 2(ch china?
act-cement.
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Mr. and Mrs George Lockwood. of
entertained their
nephew and his wife. Mr. and Mn
Charles Scott-Id oi Norwallt. also Mr.
Stevens of Btamford on Sunday.
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Little Ilia. Esther Dwycr proved s
eh hostess t evening when
several of her frien 5
home at so Orchard street to do honor‘
on her fifth birthday. The evening.
was spent in playing various games.
which were very amusing to the!
youngsters. Later in the evening tie-l
licions rstrsshmsnts were served alter
which each participant was called
loan to recite or sing. The most
amusing was the mhnieiag or fir. and
“rs. J and Duty. Those who.
joined the activities at the evening
were: The Itasca Charlotte Has-hall,
lsabelle'Gerrilh. luv Dryer. Alice
Geri-lab. and Isthm- Dmr, and Has-
tors Lawrence Riley. Thomas Dwer.
Alfred Riley. and Ir. and In. Daniel
Dryer
Old Steamship’s
William 1. Powell is attending the
Eagles'. convention in Heriden today.
The convention lasts two days. He is
one at the members representing the
Atruck belonsingtofienryatsllae
«unmanned-.1
tim ' - 1 1 .
Members of the Barbors' Union. ‘0 e to time taking first tho-u that Wrights statement last F\tnil£. l’
to pay homage to the deemed!
FREliilil iiilEEil'l
Tat-ifs Delay “Normals
Farmer Fix-side Benefit
“’ABHINGTQN. June l'L—The Ad5
ministration has decided there must
be a reduction frefiht ratea Gov-
ernmental ofllc ls who have studied
the industrial and agricultural situa-
.tion are of the opinion that. despite
,the assertion to the contrary. exist-
ing high ates are acting as a drag on
the return of industry to a normal
of
It is understood it is not the policy
of the Administration to demand or
force a general and drastic reduction
at any one time. but to cause reduc~
tion on vnrious commodities (mm
‘fnter more vitally into the cost of liv-
ng.
‘agrlcullurai products. The Adminis-
tration believes the tumor has been
more seriously affected by the defla-
tion since the war than any others.
and that relic! should be guen him
before “coming harvest.
According to statistical data col«
icctcdby the Government. the farm-
er today is receiving only about 87
per cent. of the value| of his crops. or
83 per cent. less than the coat oi pro-
duction. The value or the crops is
based on the cost of production in-
cluding planting and reaping and all
overhead expense, A "
'The View is taken in official cinrlcs
that agriculture is the one industn’
in which the increase}! freight rates:
haw fallen on the producer. In prac-
tically all other industries the higher
rates are borne by the consumer.
Just how the reductions will be
made has not yet been determined
it is thought. however. that the Inter-
state (‘ommcrcc Commission will be
asked to make a general review or
the situation and cause special tat-its
carrying a decreased rate on vege-
tables. grain. cotton and similar com~
modltiea.
MANUAL AR'lS WORK
ON EXHIBITION
(Continued from First Page).
Manual training. cooking. sewing gnd
drawing and proacnts in a wry inter-
esting manner what can be sump-
llsbed along these lines. which are
no ncccury in every school curricu-
um. providing they are guided in the
right direction.
tavorable comments have
been expressed by the throngs of
people who vidted the store during
the two days of the exhibit. many
hardly able to believe that such a
wonderful display of such untui
things were produced by their boys
Md ‘Iirls.
As a result or this exhibition very
little doubt whatever should be left
in the minds oi the people at this city
that this work is absolutely necessary
in_ the school program and in order
to c'a‘r'ry th'is out appropriations
should be made each year so that this
type 0: work may be continued.
Back is Broken
lilll Bulimia
Administration Holds High
The first reduction will be asked on I
h: " ‘ . rm MIKDPT. fry”.
-hell and Edward Hayes,
At the meeting last va‘r‘im: .» \.
voted to change the nit-min... up.
"rm” it“ 1‘ and 3M”Thurml.t~
~t each month to the 2nd and m. 7-.
.of tl’f'IIOnth. and that liljv
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July .na AW ‘hlt but Olil nl. .. Xe‘x E
; a month would be held. out i} . “gland
: the 4th my. “61] Km,“ ‘
p A iii-tori.“ the organization m H it. 10 liq
,ieouncli from the inception to rim.- .. , - ‘ e Cit“
'lgiven by Historian John F. lilrllnlm: "12 Drink.
.,who’waa also the first grand kmm.
' Remarks were also mad. by “'iltier .‘.,‘ 5”” nah
P. Ward. and by D. W'illiam Harrow p' ‘llovt (arid. T'
.4.”
'.ths latter one or the organizers of z; .
council.
Edward J. Bplan sang several huts‘ , ,h |
hers. and a trio composed ot 31......“ iv» ‘3? "Da: and"! ~
_8’hn. Thomas MacMahon and July: («1. v; ,hzb“? L, 5::
!McKnight mug as well. \Villmm l; h. " K “"L whim
'Mcflaholl melted “‘Ostler .10.." um; .i' " Filling”
{much applause and George in H .., “5:19 u t“
tertalned Vith dances. I{6‘f‘l‘t <l;m. ~ i.
.‘were served. The affair was “I‘ v,
tended.
MOCKENZIE MAY
~ SUCCEED STREMLAL'
Continued from First Page.
Wright is the chairman of HM l‘.
publican town committee in l~.u.ln;-- -
and is also vice president of Hm l‘..;'. . » -_._
’tleld County organl-tion. of w)» '
Judge Elmore 8. Banks. of “1.1 2
Judge Elmore 8. Banks. of Palm}: H :-
the president. Wright has been m iv.
in politics for my years and l..
been the means of bringint: so-xw -'
View to!“ G. 0. P forccs i-m 2‘.
Danbury.
When the Republican pat-1v ran:
into power in November. ll‘w rl.,;- ,
man of the Danbury town crummy?“ ' '
warpentloned for several “Him-s . a
reward for his services to ”w ch'.‘
lican party. HO *1: fret-h lllc’lli|0"-
ed as the next postmaster of Dani m-
to succeed Postmaster Jamcs ii 1‘
and at that time was also meniionei
as prohibition enforcement agrrr.
it was also rumored about
:that he would be given
plum in Washington.
The postmastership
eventually vent to
Bailey.
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ofi‘lce. but that It "ill eventuallx l-
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