H :, 'Anything to YOIIT
' The wholesale price ’of Coal in:
advanced on May 1st, also on
lune lst. Another advance com-
kg July -1st, also new Pennsyl-
tania State Tax. «1 M
«You know what this means .to
to retailer and you can. easxly
guess what it means to the con~
.mer. g .
l I. warning here, a warning true.
.I\. ‘La-n
3 Does it mean anything to you'r
' (Out-phone, you know, is Six-
Ike-Two.) kw.“
flit—RES.
- The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
I North Main St., So. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational .Church
‘ No. 60771—Blue Jeans, Traveller
Male Voices—Premier Quartet
; The two words, “Blue Jeans,"
; wtand for rustic simplicity and the
l happiness or humble things. 1 his
3 lyric. the writer of this song. arry
\ D. Kerr, describes the unforgetable
t; days of childhood, when the hero
i (I the son;: played with a little girl
' to whom he gave the name of
“Blue Jeans."
' No. 5077l—Hey Pawl Shrigley
Male Voices—Premier Quartet
* "Hey 1’3“!" opens with a scene
. at a country lair, at which there is
. plenty ot‘ ntiist‘, made with rachets,
bells and horns, followed by a
- dialogue ht tween some farmers
! present. At the end or tile clamor.
i ‘81 liolbrooit’s Singing Orchestra."
l ~—which is really the Premier Quar.
tat—is introduced.
No. 60772—Just Wanting You-—
Fox Trot. Zamecnik
For Dancing—Orlando’s Orchestra
Mr. J. S. Ziinlt‘Cnik is well known
as a compo.- -' of popular melodies,
and Edison owners are more or less
tamiliar wii‘t his excellent work.
This latest tux trot Of his see!“~ Rs-
lured oi' itillt'lili popularity tor-its
lugratiatini llit'itlliy is the kind
that wins ; ll hearts.
No 50772—Kiss a Miss—Medley
Waltz (introducing "Moonlight
in Mandalay")_ De Voll, Yellcn.
Baron, Olman.
Green Bros. Novelty Band
For Dancing
All we inn- nitrn said before,
mod Walt?» s an: too rare to miss.
This one. liliitio‘ up of two popular
uelodies 1'10le the songs, “Kiss a
Kids" and ‘Jiioonlight in Mandi»
‘ lay," comm: ntis your attention and
‘miration by its lull sweep and
; hunting bwully.
. No. 6077—Te1 Leaves—Fox Trot,
EnganJ/Vlliting
For Dancing
l ..I Fells' Delia Robbin Orchestra
' Among ti« multitude at Oriental
tax trots, tilts one stands out as
" umething of exceptional quality.
The music is full or unexpected
tame and twists of melody and
. harmony. indicating lll'it tn:- com-
, ”er of Iiit‘m, it-linrtl A. \Vhiting.
, a musician of originality.
‘ Io. 50774—Wouid YouT—Fox Trot
Matting-McConnell, Orlando's Orch.
For Dancing
The appetite for fox trots is far
' hm satiation. "Would You?" is a
t fiber that will tickle the appe-
a... . ’w...'" _.._ -- ‘- ..- n-- » . -..-.-.. -n on—v
sumo SHOULD RE ~ _ ,
Orders and Contracts Accepted Subject to 3m, m “a
fan. Causes Beyond Our Control. .7 I ~‘_
35, Don’t Blame Lumber—Investigate ’3; j
"" Our observation for several months past (we see a change now)
that the genera! talk prayalent in building circles that the price of
lumber. was down. a good many projects that had been held up were
dug out and rengured and no appreciable reduction in price was shown.
Lumber was figured much lower. but due consideration was not given»
the fact that the cost at ordinary construction was nearly 80 per cent - I
' for items other than lumber and which had not been reduced at all.
I Consequently, the substantial reduction in lumber did not make a very
. material didarenco in the cost or a Job and the plans were tucked
away again. Under this condition it seems necessary to us that the
fact be brought bone that lumber is down and ws.beliove that it this
were realized by the people interested I building that in one way a-
another influence would be directed towud the reduction of the prio.
at all other items entering into construction.
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
. . e ots'rsistrrons alt“:
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
‘ mourns to: wannnm All) more
ram much ‘ ' ‘
NORWALK C GOODYEAR OOIO Till.
IOUTI'I NOIWAl-K IRON” I“. an.
QUALITY GROCERIES
am: .
FREE DELIVERY
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
38-“ WASHINGTON STREET 'HONI use
Schultzesl Thurdasy Specials
Home Cured Brisket or
Plate Corned Beef 8c lb.
Rump (‘orncd Beef . . . . . . ....... 20c-22c lb.
“Our Trade Mark” Ferris Hams. . . .36c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . ...... . . . ..l7c lb.
Sunbeam Mayonnaise, large bottle. . . . . .22c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 89 Main St. Wash tea at, and a. 3. Ave, s. Norwalh
wssrponr BLACK ROCK estoce‘Ponr
ALL MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON—Standard Time—Wednesdays
PART LINEN SET
Imported 'l‘itlilc ('luiils, l;- dozcn Napkins
to match. Set . . . . . . . ._.g... . .
538.95
.’ [xi/V0490 COTTON SlQRi. ‘
‘ FDOM Milt ’— TO Yuu
\ v
t. Juli. a little more.
vases-uses ‘
[ortecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
I. Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
[hr No. One. 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
._'..;—- ——
¥
' CARPET CLEANING
m and Bugs Cleaned Olsen
'; .Qolors Restored, Like NO-
IaiaNTAL sues cat-orally
Treated
“as Called for and Balm
Isl-vice Prompt.
Carpet Cleaning Co.
I. Older at. I la. uscwsla
men 900
98 \Vashington St. Specialists in Cottons
i Continued mm first Pea...
. ._._..—
rd—G. Mitchell. Staples.
' ' Halt-mile Bun tus- Ban.
lat—dinner“! Kells. Center.
Ind—N. Flewcllyn. Wu.
C. Talmadge. Franklin.
Winning time. 2m. :4 8-6s.
Shot Put for Boys.
lat—W. Wilson. Center.
Ind—4:. Fleur-y. Franklin.
ard—T. Skidd. Franklin.
Distance. 29 feet. 6 inches.
Pile Vaultefor Boys.
Tie—I. ligltant. ‘Center.
Tie—N. ubach. Franklin.
are—F. Hartlgnn. Staples.
‘Dlstance. 7 (L, 6 inches: tie: each
received 4 into. ‘
. ”Tag 0! War.
lat—Ocnter.
zit-Se...“-
r —4-
Fourtnn men on a team. Time rt
tuning. 8 minutes. , .
Ball M
s
I
mascot {or Boys.
. lat—W..Flewelb'n-—Pranklln.
tad—I. Heliant~Ccnter.
,ard—H. Mayne. Center.
Standing Broad Jump fa Boyl.
lat—T. Skidd. Franklin.
Ind—Lawrence, Staples.
8rd-—Green. Staples.
Distance. 8 feet. 4 inches.
Running Bmad (amp for Bop.
lat—l“. Hartlgan, Staples.
2nd-—~l .Heltnnt. Center.
ard—J. Root. (Tenter.
Distance. 15 (col. 5 inches.
Running High Jump for Ban.
lat—N. F‘Icwellyn. Franklin.
ind—G. Mitchril. Staples.
8rd—T. Skidd. Franklin.
Distance, 4 fee-t. 5 inches.
Willis Sum 'I‘uw'lnl the “1qu
’ of the Cup.
rl ' evens:
G. e Ctr. Fltn. Sta.
nail throwing contest. ll 8 1 9
zoo-yard relay H 8"
team ................ d 8 1
Gil-)lll‘tl dalh .......... 9 0 0
lioys' (thllll
Ctr. Fkn. Sta
50-yard dnah .......... 5 a '1
I"“~)l|rd dash . ..... x 0 1
ill“ yard ro-lny ii mn-n
ti-um) ............... .5 a l
Halt-mile run .......... ti o 0
Shot put ............... 6 d 0
Pole vault ............ o 4 1
Tug-ot-war ............ 5 ‘3 b
hail throwing cuntrnt . . . t 5 0
Standing bruml Jump. . . . 0 i’. 4
Running broad Jiilllp. . .. 5 it 4
Running high Jump ..... 0 6 8
Total points acmttl for
the winning or the
r p ................. 68 ll 17
lxlnts scored ml the following
eu-lita do not count louard the Will-
nlng Of the cup:
ulrh‘ 341ml Race.
lsh—l‘orolhy Lynn and Cniherim
\Vllsmi. .-
2nd Frnnces Ill.lilf‘rlck Ind Isabel
Mollltt.
.‘lrtl-» ltolmrtn Gunor and Anna Ev.
nus.
(iirh' l‘ntnln “n00.
(‘htistlll- lrrn. filzlplcll.
li- l. u 'l‘ in l: lwi. Franklin.
Alum K‘UTillk. Staples.
l‘ilml Nunm fur I‘ll-Ill list-Ilia
for the has.
t‘tr. l-‘lm. Fla
i‘nllils inwntti xvi-mm: of
lit
(up ...... . . .r-S ‘1 l7
l'ml-is lint t‘OllllllilK inw-
_... I. ‘.\'Illllll‘.: Ir clip. .. ti 4 ll
I‘l ' (f “I it,
. 71 45 2‘
v ' 'o l-i="' u- 2" scored in "In
Vt ‘-l .. 'l -~- !‘(‘l.li$ do not
C, ‘ ~ ‘ ‘tll!:.s’ at the Cup.
5. . J not tlllll‘ nn_\' 0!
it . . .
( vi“ l'urm lilting (‘HIHI“~I.
' -.-:.,, Kt lvhnm. Franklin.
' 4 “my. it Young. (‘cntr-r.
Iii-l l-intli- l‘ Pllno‘V. Ft‘ltlt‘r.
"My“ hm "hing Contest.
1M .\I Milt-on. (‘rntrr
flint-«ll Dr: W. i-‘mhkltn.
:ri‘4nj. Avilrrsnn. t‘u‘lllrr.
l'mh-r “‘atrr “‘l“l"| for Boys.
lat—~ll. l’vtnsorl. ("v'nio-r.
:lltI——'I. Pint. i‘enlrr.
3rd-—l llilt’ant. (‘i titrr.
no You! I‘m-h for Girls.
101 ».\i.1rinll \‘ritizir. r‘cmvr.
..l'l.‘ Lillian l'Z-lwlmm. Franklin
3L!" .""‘lii‘(‘ ilzcllierton. Center.
an \‘nnl Trash for flows.
l“ m l." I \‘rtll: ll. Franklin.
2 tr' ' ni-l- alumna. Center.
3rti—~Sam Silllick. anklln.
lilo-Yard Ila-h for “on.
let ~ Louis Gartklln. Center.
Still-Sum Saiiiek. Franklin.
. """" m; ‘ mm ' ms
S U I T S
Values up to $40.00
$15-$25
JACOBY’S
'3 "House or Kurrnmnma Goon charm"
'\
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES »
nnmormo AND Pamrmo nos: m
TWENTYJ‘OUR nouns
If your Camera is not working good let us repair it for you.
I.
The F. 69’ K. Stationers
Successor to Donnally _
I
. . \ .
* THOUGHT HE HEARD snows.
Louis Robichaud. or 49 Chestnut
street. complained to the police at
10 o'clock last night that someone had
fired two shots at his home and that
the W Mom the window or
pieces of potato.
13i- Wroom. breaking the . ~ ~ out a oomph" demanding that
Patrolman . .2th kn. automatic saving an." ”Nell git-idem”... his cabinet lad
"' ' , » - ye been'ln the-chool l ' . “m‘- , 'm to -
. htthsm w'w-Mmmu‘idtmmorm d
3:
,_ um resolution reported by the
pieces or potato and the teat-ha on the
glass that the potato had been buried
against it. breaking the glam. ,Hr.
Robichaud was forced to conte- that
what he thought were bullets were
lull-«ll li‘tlllrnil. (‘1‘! "r.
final Si'lll‘I‘“ for Water RINK.
Ctr. Pk“.
Oirls' form «living ........... 4 5
Boys' form tllxlnl: ........... 6 3
[Tudor unit-r “tell for boys. . 9 0
50-yard dash for girls ....... G !
Sit-yard «lush for lmya ....... Ii 6
lint—yard (inch for boys ...... 6 3
Final scores or water cvents...34 20
Grand Tutnl fur “nth “'alor and
Field Ilu‘uis lur the lily.
Ctr. Flue. Sta.
Firltl events .......... Tl 45 28
“filter t-xrnis . . . ..... 34 20 "0
Final score of the day...ll’t5 65 23'
BITTER FIGHT IN
FEDERATION OVER
IRISH QUESTION
Continued from First Page.
from Harry Bolnnd. mercury to
l-Iamonn llc Valera. “provisional
president of the Irish republic” which
said:
"The organisation (American Fed-
eration of Labor) is looked on to do
something for Ireland. \Ve want the
. boycott or nothing.” '
Christian M. Madaen of the Chi-
cago Federation of Labor. then mov-
ed to amend the committee's report
by adding a clau'se calling ‘ior a boy-
cott by American labor against Brit-
ish goods and. British companies as
long as the British government maln-
taine "its barbarous and destructive
policy in Ireland.”
A point oi" order was raised that
this could not be introduced because
it was part of resolutions already rc-
iected by the committee. President
Gompcrs' sustained the point of orddr
and adjourned the convention while
oeveral delegates were struggling for
recognition or the chair.
l
committee was virtually identical
with one submitted by a committee of
Irish sympathiaera. headed by Pcter
Brady or New York except that some
of the more drastic phrases were
omitted. The committee also struck
Ireland."
The boom of John L. Lewis (or the
presidency ot the American Federa-
tion of Labor today took a slump.
i'nder instructions from their exec-
utive board. the delegates of the Lad-
ies” Garment Workers switched their
911 votes from the Mine “'orkcra'
president to Samuel Gompcrs.
The three delegates of the 'i‘nltcd
Mine \N’orkcrs commanding 1.596
votes also were reported to have de-
serted their leader for Gompers.
Frank Farrington. president or the.
Illinois Mine Wot-item district. who
has already announced his opposition
to Lewis. was reported on his way
back to Denver from litinoia where
he had been called on business.
“'hile the Lewis supporters admit-
tnl that thclr own delegation would
be split. they claimed sullclent votes
had been pledged by the Metal
Trades. the Railroad organisations
which together with the Machinins‘
l'nlon and the Carpenters and Join-
ers. would elect their .candldate.
Tlicir linl‘up gave them approximate-
ly twenty thousand of the 88.29!
volts in the convention.
(:omrmrn‘ supporters were claiming
the ltuilwny Carmen. Railway (‘lf'rlu‘
:lllt‘ Electrical “'orltcrs. three or the
laruvst railroad organizations. The
lzulirrmnkrra. oil the printing trades“
orgttnizntiona. with IliaI exception of
the carpenters and moulders' unions.
were also listml as supporting the
vctcran lnlmr chief. ‘
The Amalgamated Association or
iron. Steel and Tin Workers and the
Mine. Mill and Smelter \Vorkcrs have
dctlnltrly been placed in the Lewis
column.
The Gompcrs' boomers declared
that they were sure or at least thirty
_’
DON‘T
DO
THIS!
.Another. Sale Of Seasonable Coats
'A big reduction in the price of some ,very attractive models in
Coat and Wrap eflects. 'Ask to See them in the Suit section.
JUST A FEW OF. THOSE STYLISH SUITS, $9.00 I
SeparateWhite DRESS SKIRTS $3.75 to $8.50
AFTERNOON DRESSES, Gingham or Voile. . . . .. $300 to $10.00
£9? HYATT
NORWALIrs LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE. g
S
. :2
BATHING SUITS, CAPS, SHOES, STOCKINGS /
“AND TIGHTS .
~‘ .$}\-EI“-\‘-\\C\5\\X\‘M :
M a“:
thousand votes, nearly ten thousand . <~.,.- l‘ , .’ Mm
more than is needed to win. . .. “nice \Tvtwe'q .1 ~~~~~ l.t_l.ltr'
l' il;it.1‘...‘i 'l‘.“
fi'VIOSS-O HIGH “awn COM- 1“”th \V’ili'z ....... I ‘j . tirm "bald,
" ”smut. Jilllif‘l' Iiigi‘ s. ‘ t-«' “in iiqv.
Aev‘titnpnltish- lm-t-‘i \ _\ rm “:rila
—
Exorcist-s “'III lie Held in Hoyt's
MN on Thursday Evening.
The complete program of the .lun~
ior High school commencement cwr.
ciaes which will be held Thursday A trial is '1“ «cu wt .‘il “M “I"
night 8!. HOyt's theatre was :illlintli': ii lit-if i'l' \’ iii ‘5‘ ‘l ‘l ‘ \ W \(tl;
this morning. The program is as rol— city. at tin ix. 2H: t \l l;
lows: church. lllllltlil‘ft“ . 1. H. W.
Dr. “'illiam J. Tracy Presiding. stng the tilt! :nik n ~Iw .. l .m. 13...,
Festival Grand March . . .. Grit. ll\\'.ii(l libhtl‘lt‘ul ti- wrmt ". . .,'-t n ”.1“,
Junior High School Orcht‘stra. and ot ll;- it it. «.12: t ,. in,
V'W‘iwr liylnn ...... . . LOWCH Muslin ill l" 4‘" ‘1 "t‘ " "'-"" - "t inn-.0
Sing . ....................... Huz-i tlwiitl.” .tml tl-.-~. ll" h.
The Graduating Clans tr -| i—‘l'u'l‘w- " . ‘ - ‘- , - ‘. “Star
Polish Dance .............. St \- Ill cl .\l'i~it t’ .\v w it i.
l'aul \Vard.
Announcements (in. Us .' t‘w l q i ’ri
Supt. George V. lltlvlttlliuti l.‘l.“l I x. g \'.t ~. .1 ll l": “n.
I \VOIiltl That My ln\'e.. .\li lulu lanolin NI w Yolk . ‘.' ‘1'\ .7 t.
l-Zlmlu- Show. .‘iargnr-t Scull) ll.“ iv i. .\'- w. . i a...“
Addrrsa ........ Edward J. QIIIIILIII Nuttttut; \l ‘ ‘ \tvo
\Vanldcwrs Night Song .. IUIIHHVi t.: inn; 1; ll ‘ -~ . ,ty'
Eloise Shove. Marathi Swill}. l‘l.li.t iIul'iil‘i‘i. .ttu " int“.
fiver. litutirt Jon-a. Mn».
l-‘lnwr-r Sons: ............... l..iz;'.:' _‘ -- J —'a
Junior High St‘llol Ul't lit elm.
Sunni \i. \ ll
Marion Ymmi: \i:tll:.liit 1“.“lll'il
Joseph St’k. lN‘l-Illl) Atlantis. liltin-
"Girl‘s. I-‘fill\ t‘lt.lil-‘. l..ixit‘.l it \\!~
Imllwllv Riot'ilti. \\'tlll..ill (Zi' ':,n 0
Normal (llllnti. ll.irold lilSr-l, it. .
irl Gfll'flllf)‘.
l‘t‘rso-Iil:tlittll.0t’ Diplomas
Dorlon House
Shore Dinn' ers
All Kinds of Sea Food
Steaks. (Shops and Chicken
rA‘L’aCtu'te
, -/
LIONAID
EAR OIL
m DEAFNESS and
STOPSIIIADNOISESI-ply
Rahitflachofthelarsaad
1.1th Practitione-
”minim-“
For so" in South Norwaik
by BtliisomPowsii Corn, and
Piaisted‘s Drug Co.
A. 0. Leonard. Inc.
70 Fifth Ave., New York
IF YOUR SIGHT Is RIGHT
All the world seems bright.
Better see
THAMER, lNc.
Optomhiata and Opticians,
\
, O IAtlantic St" Stamford
SALE
of
tCARTER’S
L SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
and _ .
CHILDREN‘S ‘
SOCKS
i:
‘e
i .w _ .
alum 1:0an masonic
Wu and GLOVE!
7'7
The Palace Bootery
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
i
;s--..v
Graduation Footwear
White Kid 2~strap pump with
Baby Louis XV Heels ' $5.95
White Kid 2-strap pump with to"
Louis XV Heels... $6.45 to 88.45
White Relgnskin. 1-strap pump
with Baby Louis XV Heels. $5.45
Silk Hosiery . ...... use to $1.75
Seseam, lull fishioned.
Shop at the Palace Bootery
thre‘ Your Dollar Does
the Work of Two
Boyd, Mullen in». l.
lilii'l'i‘AL U\ _\lit.Im limo.
H. Krieger C0.
The Leading:
Outfittiers
to Mon, Wm» 17. ll 3.. and
(iii-1.5
CHARGE AC C OUNTS
SOLICITED
THE STORE THAT MS-KES cooni
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FL‘RNISHEIS
153 Washington St. Sc. Ncrwailt
7—1).“ SALE—7
NOW ON "‘3'
- if)” (it‘itiltnv i‘l =‘_ l1..n..
flffi'lilis. l‘w‘Y ...... ‘. $14.75
in 5 $3.13..- \ >
$7.30 .lltti trltH'” \\V ’ waft-n
llt‘i l'.i:‘.t\. ‘ . g. 3'. l3
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FOR Tilt: WEEK
/
- A M... ”50
Swifis' Pride Setp. t Ln-S .
' ~ 7c
Kerosene Oil~ gluon ..... l
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No. 1 Corned Becf. en. c... ‘
7c
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
Mic milk for babies delivered
to all part- of the. Non-ilk-
aud Bowsyton.
manner. Isa-mo"
uncommonly
r. n. WEIIPE & SON
to
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Telephone 2600. store
Telephone 1918
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SPORTING GOODS
Complete Line
was“ 2—,-
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O .
sown N08 WALK
a a , ‘
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