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Havir; gloriously emerged from a
victoricus 'war. and achieved new
glory i thc promptness and unanim-
lty wlt‘. which. this great nation has
taken .p Il‘ld solved the diflcult
probleru of peace and reconstruction
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”these rooms are so marvelous.“
i said the boy adventurer to the girl. 1;
land 0'; an illustrious example of adventurer who had reached their ~
peaceful progress to the rest of the Jonrney’aend at the House 01M
world—well. anyway. we've got to| “that I'd like to call them w
l
w or The Associated Press cclebnlt~ the Fourth somehow,- Rm. .
~ fie Associated Press is excludvely haven't we? .. n ‘ .1.
miles to the use for publication of — ___....._.___. By all means do so. said Mast
Thougbtulneea.
“And is there still more to see?
asked the girl.
a. nur- dispatches credited to it or The mtives of Ya don't 3
‘2 otherwise in this paper and also all. but gather what ‘lireadiruftuihe;
"local news published herein. need. and eat it with thanksgivingj no”
AI thts of publication or special and do no! multiply their wants. and “5““ more." “m blaster t-
wee herein are also" reserved. are unambltious ond unearllk: and. “'00.. “and you an“ ma“ M.
...:fi happy. it might be a good idea to “Gladly we’ll do that.” aid 0' 8”-
run excursions to Yap. except that usmr. ,1 h n .‘m m. boy.
there would be danger ot spoiling the 3 i'
CE DAY '2
- TOMORROW-L—SATURDAY '
MASON“? NOTES
‘ month. July and August except-
d. at 8 oclock. All Master Masons
‘11! and fraternally invited.
EDIMN T. HARRIS. W. M.
31. ml. Sec‘y.
pionshlp fight is oddly dispassionate.
Remember the eager days of the' Somalia” they would [No I“,
“white hope?" After this gentle. something they were .or carried with
manly bout is over. let some Jap or them such Is u brooch or a stick-pin
Yap come over and challenge the or g m or ‘ sash. “a in m m
winner. and stir up a little whole- mm ‘1. . llugbllg. ’0“, m
”m “fitment wim- whom luster Thoughfulnem intro-
duced as Ir. Generosity.
Mr. Generosity gave them both pres-
entrandturnedtosomeooewhostood
at his right.
“0h. aren‘t we having a good time!
”Isn't this great. gl'eati"
'rhat‘s his son Unselnshness at his
right.” said Master thoughtfulness.
' . . . One f the rooms the "3“.“ was t ' 7 ~ _ .
“Si."l.‘§.°.‘.2.i‘.°“.:ll..§ ‘32.: “‘"‘°‘___.__- ....-. ...... .7... ......“ .... "...... ... . ANNUAL “IN’fiEPENDENCE DAY” SALE _ DOUBLE HEADER _ DOUBLE ‘VAL- .
.- street. lst and 1rd Tuedday of COmment on‘ the coming eham- ("1' ng them gytzoéim 0” ii UES_TWO DAYS! 3‘
BUSINESS m — ONE
L
1,000 YARDS OF
Imported Japanese Pongee Silk
Natural color. This is the exact quality that you paid 69 I. ‘ ,
c yard
$1.50 a yard ‘for less than a year ago. Tomorrow on
Children’s Mercerized Socks
meat oaseoeasosseesesassesses-...
White with colored tops
Tomorrow... ........ 29C
I
mrrmnptgr No. 38. R. A. M..
“Vin Masonic Temple. South
Inf- street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-
/~I of each month at 8 o'clock
" a and August excepted. All R. A.
lawns cordially and fraternally ln-.
CLARENCE A. BROWN. H. P.
I'. B. LYON. Secretary.
New York is tearing down 100
homes to make room tor new school
buildings. It the debating societies
hadn't all surrendered to the movies.
here would be a fine subject: .“Re-
solved that a home is more import-
ant than an education.”
(
‘ HOME FOR EVERY
“Live alone." a. minister utilises his
“cation. Not soliturily or
mane. but by i‘umily units. The ad~'
one is intended (or married couples.
‘fio house was ever _built large
mh to accommodate two famll-
a." he continues. “Live in small
_————q.——————
As the “Buy Now" campaign glvesl
.way to a campaign of “Sell Now." the As they wero wandering about they
responsibility shifts from the con- saw the Courier Co-operatlou. Be it
sumer to the dealer and manufactur- was who had told them how WP“
er. where it belonged all the time. must work and play and pull togethc
-——O——— in order to get along and be really
A saving of $400,000.000 a year On‘ happy and m
wages ougho to help the railroads. V
lquite a little. Now what will they do; “Vt“- '*°" W“ ““3"“ ”m. °£
FADHLY
“$1.50 Imported White Satin-'
ette Skirting Wonderful Values in
75c
MILLINERY
A rich lustrous finish; washable
-~-. I s
qmrters if necessary. but Live alone." to help shippers? the reasons I like to carry mm Ha” price tom W u-rt-u- - . s 9 . . ‘
it lls sous: advice :lwu's.h andt es— _____.______ eh?" he asked them. an». .0 nice to . I g . 25 Per cent- to}: An, W mt 11‘ Children S Bathing Suits
”1y n ot weat er. or en em- 1-! _ be t i ; _ ' too 45- SWISS m0!" . V ’ . 1 .
m eds! “d maxim“), u up unsary may s up d in some be able to carry the messages I do in. mported One piece , heather, oxford and navy blue _
respects. but she knows a knave from n dventurerl
. filly trying on the nerves. Every]. king. between the House . a ‘
‘9’ mo family has a right. and perhapsl
m ..t” ‘0 start uncluttered 5)“ the; Sims as if a regular seadog has just
-ot any other family. Only in thIS‘got to start something. when there's
.1 can it live its own life. develop- l“° war got“, on.
u naturally. solvins its own prob- “1131' Grant PAPERS m. i
_ _ In its 0‘"! way and realizing "52' It appears that the Norwalk Board.
“I destiny. Every family 0t 93‘1“” :of Education. which has been in dist
‘ “d habits should do likewise. for agreement with the Board of EguJ
”out but no less sound reasons. mate and Taxation concerning appro-
'Do often domestic life has come to prlatlon for school purposes. has had
... through the inevitable clash 0!
01' Bin indies All Styles, Colors and Models.
All Colors, permanent finish
Tomorrow oaooaooaoasooIOa
on the way. ‘
“isn't it wonderful in the House at. '
. Secrets? Every hind of a room hero
with every kind 0! a fine Secret—and
all the naughty ones are kept in the’
cellar. ha. ha. and they aren‘t allowed
to cause trouble here! Why. they even
make old Worry-Ahead-otv'rime stay
down there.
“Do you know why? He kept borrow»
———.__——‘
$1.98. $3.50, $4.50..
Mair’s Talcum Powder
HAVE TALCUIPOWDEB....~..190
WOODBUBY’S FACIAL SOAP 190 ii
MOSHULOIDDBBSSING
7 9c
36-in. Katine Suitings
All colors and fine quality ‘ 59c
Tomorrow ............
. 40-in. Organdy Batiste
Large Size Jacquard Weave
Bath Towels
50c
Former price $1.50
Wool Jersey Suits
l
Tomorrow
new power vested in it by the Gener-l Re 1131' 15.00 values 1K)“ Sllk Gloves 9'
'7 We!!! good and well-meaninx al sscmbly. and can fix mlaries‘ lng Trouble iron the ban! ”“1 tho In pretty colored checks g'lt‘omof‘row $9 95 Ell) .‘ h gd- bl‘ fi , l.
6* - ..fly units which were all right by‘wnhoug g..." og Menu..." by m. bank wouldnt stand it after a tuna Tomorrow 0 . . ..... 0 or. cngt , on t tiger $1 25 ,1
’1’ wlyog but which were never in- ‘ Board of Estimate. The latter avail-S They said they were Ill out a! mu. ' " ' ‘ ° ' ' ' ° ' ' ° ' ' ' lips . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t ;
{.- tended to live a common domesticgpd itself of such prh-flegog M have‘ and it was a dreadful thing to think L .
200 Dress Patterns Voile and Gingham Wash
“once. Even when families are not been taken away by the Legisla-l
of The Bank of Trouble Which Loaned
Women’s Hand Bags
mnmtlt iisl a dojubtful‘spr‘ocedur‘el. lture. maring a cut of over 8:0,nno in, “'orry in Advana on Wt: to DO - 0f handsome Figured Dress Vsdles; all Dresses In brown or gray Re lar Q U?
.'°"’ 3““ "" "M s c“ °' v‘m‘“ “‘ 3“"? t° ‘°“‘b°°“* “Dimes" out 0! their best “Get. this season's newest patt in a wide In the season’s smartest -. ' g 1 00 ‘l
- ') v ‘ .
-. mt “mm, would ‘mmde' fullmm' "at.“ “an" “a Mai ‘ mun was '° ”‘3'“ m" that collection of colorings.‘ Values up to colors All size‘ $5 49 n-.00 value " ' ' """" " Jo . ‘
assumpmnly. A home for men The Board ot Education intends to. - ~- 3 ~ - - - - ~ - - ¢ ‘1
mmlr' would be an ,excellent motto‘ for the! marsh! they would be able
”America or any other country. It
“I! lower the divorce rate. the
duo rate. the disease rate. the un-
“no. rate and the human failure tal school budget as revised amounts
i. to 8260.300. whlc is something less
The bearing on the housing prob- than halt as muc s the budget ap-
h is obvious. The worst thing propriated for Stamford schools last
“t the housing famine is that it week. and goes to show that Norwalk
'u compelled so many families to is paying a good deal less proportion-
“e up. ‘atcly for education than is Stamford.
—Stamford Advocate.
contest this action. upon the ground
that the Board of Estimate_.has no:
business to deprive it of money for.
what it considers essentials The to-
$1.50 per yard,
Tomorrow . . . . . "a.
Dainty Neckwear
In all the latest efiects $1‘,00
Q
Regular $1.50 . . . . . .--.
Women’s Handkerchiefs
Hemetitchcd. Embroidered cor- 18¢ a;
ncrs. 35c quality . . . . . . . . ..
$2.98
Novelty Suit Case
49c
49c ...
36-in. Tricolette Silk
Rose. navy ‘bluc. .brown and black. Regu-
li:.f§£i£“.‘.‘f‘i . . . . $1 .69
54-in. Wool Jersey Cloth
In all the leading shades. Regular $3.99
$1.33.... ............- “32.49
48-‘in. White Wool Serge
Spongcd and shrunk. Ideal $2 98
C
r.
we
. Serge Skirts - .
‘“°’T“f.;“oi.:i‘£i‘fi.........$5.98
Organdy Dresses
All colors and sizes $8 50
0
Tomorrow .. . . . . . . . .-. . . .
Baronet Skirts
“3333.131? .....-.... $6.98
$8.98
_____—.————-——-
I'El'} SCORNED MILLION. - -—————
A young man in New Redford] Mayor Jeremiah Donovan of Nor-
“. refuses to accept SLOUU'OUJ’WElk has introduced an innovation in
“ NIB by his father. DQCBII‘. us he ,tax bills "’1“ 001" cities m 11‘ CODY.
g. he "has no right to it.” i'l‘he Norwalk taxpayer gets some-
' money. it appears_ was earned thing more than a mere statement.
”to. according to the generallyit‘onlalninfi the rate in mm: per
. m standards by which businegsdhousand and the assessment. 0n
. moans. Whether it is right—that is. {the back or his bill are a number 02
‘ 3w theory that private fortunos'ltems showing what various amounts
244mb size; leather covered.
Brass corners Special . . . .
Belts
Patent leather and suede
All colors ..................
Capes
Fancy Newport
Tomorrow .. ...... . . . ...-....
a
for sport skirts ...-.....
'3 ”I! be accumulated and passed on
4* Individuals accumulating them
-‘ hits designated by them is a de-
2‘.y,;~wm question. in theory. In prac-
'; ‘ u. the question sinks from the realm
3L"? ..‘W theory to that of common
11’“ »“ am! there the conscientious heir
" ousather silly.
was his father’s money. he
I m. all-wire and child are said to be
i” on his mothers bounty. The
' , money is a part of that same
“no. The million refused by the
" K EH refusal persists. will go to
else. What use that other
.1.
. _,. .. .
" son loses whatever c ntrol
“ 1 _" ’ money he might have made.
’. .- ‘aorei'ore loses whatever oppor~
. for good it offered him. He
_, ' do see that money is merely pow—
‘ ‘. and as such has no mor-
9‘ or Immoral quality in itself. but
“who used for either
_ ‘ will make of the money is
tlcal. l
foregoing its possession. th con-
are being expended for. Mayor Don-
ovan believes that this will have a
good effect in soothing the savage
taxpayer. At any rate. such a view
would he logical: If the city’s mon-
ey is being wasted. there is no more
exectlve way of arousing the taxpay-
er and stopping the waste. than by
showing. item by item. just what ls
being expended and what each ex-
penditure means in tax rate. And if
the city's money is being used effi-
ciently and for a good purpose. this,
in will satisfy the taxpayer-
same mic
:that he is getting his money's worth.
[0! course. it is not. possible to put
every item on a tax blil.‘ but it would
not be a difficult matter to divide the
bill into city departments. showing
.the proportionate amount of the tax
lbelng expended for schools. police
and tire departments.
”linking fund. public works and so
forth. « This would be far more effec-
:tlve than the Municipal Register. It
‘would reach every taxpayer. it would
interest and .
my. rho-l aotil' Pneants.‘
to loan out the worry to more We
all over-but we‘ve put the bank in
the cellar and the bankers too.
“And one of their best customers
now is bliss Snan and Kim Caro-
Only-F‘orJ‘asblonable—Clolhed. Ills.
Suebbery has thought only at her
social position all these years and has
tried to make people feel unhappy and
shy and awkward. Now she is worm
ing dreadiully for she is tearing aha
will never be liked again. She lost
all her popularity you kn".
, ““‘here‘l on. little by little it got
away from her when she wasn‘t lootr
lug—and suddenly she round it was
all gone.
“Ilsa Csre-Onbl‘or-rashionable-
Clothesusedtobethemeanestehnd.
“Sheusedtomaks.funotber
i
-
40-in. Barronnette Satin
Beautiful. rich. lustrous finish. In white.
peach. black. old rose. $2 98
0
Regular $3.75 quality ......
45-in. French Chilton White
Voile L 7
49c
Yer-y fine quality
Former price $1.00 I.... . . . . i-
36-h. Bleached Nainsook
Soft finish, was 39c yd,
Tomorrow . . . .. . .........~.~. 15°
Full Sized Bed Sheets
Soft finish. were $1.98 69c ea.
Tomorrow . . . . . ... no. .
~ 40-in. Heavy Brown Sheeting
Was 50c yd.
House Dresses
In all light colored percalcs,
36 to 46. Regular $1.98 ..
Red Cut Beads
Open length
Tomorrow
Hair Nets
’49c‘
$1.69
' White Muslin Petticoats
With flounce. Regular
Tomorrow ...... . . .
Fashionable, cap shape all shad-
ES. 2 for saeoam-eso-moae
Combs
25C?
$1.98
o 0-.
$1249
:
Bloomers fl.
White and flesh colored with.
fancy stitching. Reg. 1.25 ...-'e‘
,o
\
Amber Shell back
Tomorrow coop-rosa'ioso'aooo
China Mattings
19c
Bungalow
Extra size in light color per-
cales. Regular $1.9 .._. .
Elastic Belt, Trimmed
Pattern value 500
Tomorrow
89c
Aprons
5139
Blue or Pink.
.........-..-...... 36¢
Congoleum _
$1.49
Two yards wide, all new
Wool Jersey Slips
patterns ...................
Curtam‘ Madras
gm or 9”" too “‘1 m M °' too ml! 15 l . Po 1: t‘ and belts. Tailored
:“Vezlgruwnst‘ztigs;;gd is good :adieaga‘b‘y 1:53 tfizmcmhaggertgz at" w ' somet wam‘l Tomorrow ........... ..... c ”1.3.1:: chc 111:: $5.98 White and cream color 396 Yd-
" ' _ -———-——-—¢—————— money for that item being charmed inst-rum. Sh. Mr ‘V’Gfll M 1m Glass Towels Tomorrow h _ . . . . ' . “v,“ $3.98 value 500 . . .-.-. . . efi'ro n. '
my ”no“ you BEER out of his pocket—Bridgeport Tele- unless also had Just toe right drus fl -
‘sais American Federation of um‘m. tor the occasion and she didn’t know .Woven Mass cloth or selvage ea- 11794113. Sauce Pans .
a. . _ ... w- 500 'r (3 C-B..Corsets 1; a
at Denver adopted unani- aaythlng about having a good time as . oinorrow . . . Mir Al ' Ware . . l
. "um"... um... ... mg m a classified ad in the Sentinel W about clothes. Size W ,1 Low or medium bust; long hip. Sizes 21 ' “’1' mmnum - 49c
. at to the Volstead law to‘mmmm“ ‘ “gamble andgrewuptobt 500 Pieces English 140118 36 R 1 $950 . ' Regular $1.10 ......n...~..... l J
the manutacture and tseal; of. very man, a. went down in m is Cloth t01 . t 8131;; .. $1.49 d 1.
om ”I. m,“ ‘0 F“ 1‘: . Va “9 0m e e ao‘aofoo- h‘ ‘
“mm" 3'" ' ..mfy. mm “army“; "'7 “m 10...... $148 ’ a G 0...... .mmsbnmm Sm”. m
.. .- " New“, u n to ‘uuong‘ __ Samson says, the only thing that 2 special. Tomorrow ..-... s R‘ ' 89c i1
will W N .. ... . _ . Tomorrow ......nnnunn-u
‘ Beebe oi Sage no.2: cue all. Is! Mm : H - Huck T d8 Small lot-Flesh color only. Low bust, . .,
. may is felt about the- . . - — i . .
a such modification of pro. SI“- - I)! (I! I“ m INK-ah ‘- 0‘: emstltChed ' 0' 110‘ ‘9 ma Regular $1' 00 Decorated cream Pltd‘a- i |
‘ ' m the Federation is , mas and he hath-ls let be his. very (Ssorbent. We}! 98° 29 $25”, tomorrow ' ‘ ' "“" ° Inported China. Value 50¢ 19 t 5
,w “awed for i‘. an“ht-| 11‘”!th lolelltlcolorandlufe. wnmmmtmm TmomW......o.......oo ‘ c - . swi‘l t....l.....'..." c If!
' - M ““ “" °"'"" °°“"° ll; Two" “women”. T’fm‘” ...... w“ "3 ...... W I“! W 'i' 01 ~ Model Bandeaux Brassieres ;,
hashidout. _ ‘eess ca yaac 0 ur '~ ’5
a little doubt that prohibl- in the hair. Our grandmother made nm'mnm‘m’flt: $t1w°°wmmm d ht PM I‘m Open back and front. Flesh color or Decorated Tea Gum and .
m Dependent elects. with up a mixture 0: also re: m'siu- .. 'Chmlrgys white Regular 750 nine .39 M
u “h “mt chm phur to lee, he: m- M “a h 'M‘ M“ vd . Tm aooooeoooof c ~ - '
to its abrogation. even in the beautiful and thousands or women - “99 “P t0 396. 10c 75- "'.° ‘ . Imported China. Special 2 - 1
heer.isamattertohecon-:and men who value that even color. ”Remand” Tomorrow ............ 4f0r .......-.....».r....... c ‘2
., granly andwelgledeare~thatheautl1ul dark ands othair‘l‘hehegtsaer’stmehslnm . . * .. ‘
ummautheunnha-whkhunatmuseonlythbMh‘mmggmgk M I . = ° N
a mum unwinrgougm. recipe. ‘ t W... h . “ r... . ‘_ “eh . Iaquid Veneu' r ...;
toehange wn owadayswegethiaamouanlix- . . ._ .. Inmmbotflo. Regular '
” g! and orderly manner. de- tnre improved hythe addition at oth- gmwm'%m~=.u - - — . u ' I " ., m 609 Size M ~ 456 ‘
‘g hometown“ eitlssns eringrediantshy‘asflng'atanydrogr . . ‘ , f c """""' l 1‘
,~ ‘ or 'M b'h s mm mm m oesomoom - i
é ..‘uao. pa buonfbramofmsaaga . - - 2 !
moon's-aviohtoitprtnn-m Sulphur comm-t mm W- - . ' 32-h. . . TheNorthPoleIeeQeam :
wwmtmtwdarkenamhflraom.ao, Nauru-non? - mm M i
’ with its enforcement. 'eveniy. that nobody ea- m tall'.‘ We“. mom ”3. mm f g. . ‘ , 2‘
“‘“Wm “'"m! "9- “”"" rum... . has... 190 1 size. ' $2.25 3':
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