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'3.” heating
1- oiled drinks.
”Halon to
' ”lilies that have no necessary con-
., fiction with his particular talent are
m becomes important no matter
inanxoomnsmmr ,
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Amman”, JULY 6. 1921. .Board of Eduation
mums AWAO ron '
' -TOMOBROW
High Tide: 11:22 a. m., 11:40 p. at.
Sun rises 4.28, sets 7-28,
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..Uembcrs ofvThe Associated Press
' - The Associated Press is exclusively? ‘ l t
”tied to the use for publication of] There ’5 a cer a n smoun appro-
‘II news dispatches credited to it or p'"“"" for contingency funds how-
” otherwise in this paper and also over in the new budget and it is like-
local news published herein. Lv that this money can be used by the
Ill.“ rights of publication or special hoard to retain counsel to defend
up. . themselves.
tches herein are also reserved. ‘
. 'l he suit is returnable to the Sep-
, -. ‘ _ temher term of the Superior court
‘i M5503!" NOTES and it promises to be one of the most
~ v “W’N‘SUHS inter-city ofl‘ieial suits that
tuzexellnm18s2ntoh:ltlfiinr; nggugillus (’ve-l' been placed on the docket:
Iain street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of of the courts of Fairfleld “WNW-
"ch month. July and August exceth According ‘0 all rules “7nd regula-
‘ n 3 Osl’at‘h’r-mktiflilacior “marijwm-Bcardvd Education when it
r ‘ ' .bccomis necessary to retain counsel
W;I.:S)Lr:tfmlgnll:”:d'fl .(an call upon the Corporation Coun-
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Continued from First Page.
the expense of retaining counsel to
defend the action brought against
them. out or their own pocket. '-
_ necessary for them to obtain legal aid
Butler Chapter NO. 33. R. A. 11.. fron] other sources.
“eta in Masonic TcleP. SOUUII Just who will be retained is a mat-
lnin street. the 2nd and 4th Tum-'ter of conjecture. but it is believed
Cars .0! mvh month at 8 O'clock that Judge John II. Light will be re-
.I'h and August excreted. All I!- A- tained in the board.
moons. cordially and fraternnlly in- Opinion is nhout divided in the city
fled, ' 'ioday as to the rig‘l'i'ls of the matter..
CLARENCE A. BROWN. H- P.,l.nt many are of the belief that the
F- 8. LYON. Secretary. [Mayor has "beaten the Board to it"
1‘.— on the matter of calling for a show-
;. coomxu osi-l's INSIDE “OW“ 0“ ”‘e ““05"?" 0f ”‘9 WW0-
i .Plnsicians used to explain to iii-‘Elgfilugu 21:3ngtat‘nditurt‘ 0‘ money in
Ofeiiillous lipplcrs that "cooling
drinks" with alcohol in them didn't Till-7 IDEAL STANDARD OF
'oool. The argument was straight- \"(ll'NG AMHICAV'IS“.
«tough, Alcohol is a fuel. inside the
my as “(H as outside. it lnlrns' .
rapidly, and heats the body as it: Rn“: Ah" earth blossoms “1th the
. ”us. That matter is now he“Nita-ant) ol glory of the Summertime. all
tn’derstood. nature smiles and is glad. This should
The public is still rather incred- ”‘50 1m ”H. time When aspiration and
flous about another dictum of “Willow-s for the betterment of things
. . . spring forth into newness of life. In-
80 1 l n lriilks with ice'
islet???“ tilhilit'tcglhlr-Eelcept ”mpmqr.ldi-pendencc day draws near which is
I, with “ re'lction afterward There‘s” significant and fought with patriotic
o ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ l .. . . - . .
ll good scientific authority for filylllgllffi'lninh “"i‘m‘m" '0 the “0““):
II ‘ the man or woman who ”kw ‘oqonthfnl builders of our nation. There
‘ ‘ .seems to be a new wave of American-
Sued‘ for $6,000
opinion that they would have to meet ‘
rel to defend them. they being a part;
ROBERT LL “'ILCOX, Ste"- of the city. but In this instance it is4
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rwmlmhmflfllm’m wonder.
ingw‘hst‘wocouldootoholpthorisisgsm of hays
cndyoungmonot-thhoommm'whichwsmmss
our home.
Inquiry scents-to indicate that sM’wfihcluh
momutiohidischoono-thingmcstmforihc
development of both mind and body, and com ‘1. fig“!-
late that spirit of good follow-hip which irbsst'eu‘ttivstod-hy' .
honestcompetitioninsport. '
choroisououghrealunthneutinthcarostsrmtyd
Norwslk for such an enterprise I would be willing to build,
equip and opcrsto such s club silly own expense.
To get the pulse of the-city, and to further obtain the
odvicosudmflomotthmwhomsyhomumtodln-
quest that on boys, young men sad their old-s, who take an
intel‘eltlnthe wefiureofhoynandwhowouldmutoscos
clean, wholesome, non-sectarian and m-pofiticdsthlstic club
for boys in this oitty, meet me in we Council (number, City
Hall, Second District, on Wednesdsyevenlng, July 0th. at 8
p. m. sharp (daylight saving time), that I m'sy tell them what
Ihaveinmindsndinturngetsdvicosndsuuutionstrom
themutowhstwfllbcotumthopurpoccoltheoommunity.
You cannot subscribe one penny town-d: this enterprise,
aslproposotodothstpartotitmysclf,hutyoucungiucon—
structivo co-opu'stion and suggestions Which are just is neces-
sary for the success of the undertaking as is the money. .
. My architect will be present at this meeting with a rough
plan of a. suggested building, and he will be prepared to argue
details and receive suggestion.
Boys, young men, and grown-ups from every action of ice
city are invited, and the numbcr and interest of those who at-
tendthismectingwillsorvessmyguidoutohowdceply I
will go into this work.
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MAID D. sauna.
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5 Men From District of lAUTO CHAPERONES
Newryflreiand, Shotl
Continued from First Page.
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flkl‘; u h?! _d '3‘ To?"fgflurLilstJ:l lam sweepan through the land and
‘ n Hg 'N. 1‘1“" better ‘ There l's:tll(-re is nruch for thinking FQUII‘C‘ lo
‘0"‘0 r'" "' "m ‘ {reflect upon. \‘i’here the curl-c ll‘fi arc
in question that water merely 0001 um!
.slrongrst there you will llnd the .
moregdcrtow. The strong undo-How of Ill";
*thought current is. what is the religi-r
II more l-n‘ective in the long run than
Voter that is ice-cold. it is
healthful. too.
There is still less questior/hs to the
folly of imagining that
-&mpernture can be kept
.
nus moral and llll(llf‘(‘lll.’il standald o."
. ,lthi- _\0ung people “ho are coming int-r
u'(;nh0d;l‘\_'mnnllouni nnd womanhood? And what.
wu )3 illli- development spiritually and phi -'
certain popular cold foods. or comisicully in the future? There is some»
.flhks With food in them. I”, cream what of a downward trend and illlil‘li.
a“, COO] the body for a To“: mlnutesathm is of a destructive influence to}
. - as "‘9 application of an ice-pack moruls in some of the amusements of
PM exterior “f the stomach “'0“ d the age especially ill many of the mov-
. it. Tint as soon "3 that “‘0' ing pictures presented on the screen.
”in starts to digest. It is a different \Vhile it Is true. there are some that,
‘M' 1‘ contains a great deal "f fn [are good and those that have :in f‘tlll-‘
m’ M deal of sugar—the “V0 (-atlonal value. it is also true that there
, food {"018 ”19") are. are not enough of these moraly clean
”‘1'” create inside of the bod) n greatHo counteract the previous i-lYect of
a! more hm“ ”1"" their orim'ml‘lh’c other kind of pictures dallv witw
ness amounted ‘0' llt'SrW‘tl by the multitudes. There are
9 same reasoning applies ‘0 in" clean minded earnest people who are
‘m 30d“ and ‘0 many other “W"M'lintcrcstcd in the spiritual welfare. of
a“ k ‘I‘ho’g‘m‘t: “‘3': 'oof'yl’ilgnhe young and are strlxing to safe-
n it. even ' ' a . ,
how alcoholic content now revilllredlgu'lr,d, thr mom-L“ If 'flmmus 0"
summations and (‘llllTCht it would join la
b, “”7- Deer “9"”. was a cooling this uplift movement and the ministers
”verge. 1" spite of ‘1 populzsr In" ,who preach the gospel of Christ would
’ ,. "N- Th” more Otiput 't'orlh ifforts by their words and
_ l the “0“” h" “nt'linnuence something would soon be
.m “‘CO‘M‘ in it might dunlaccompllshed along the line of the
‘h 0' ”‘7" fact for a little production of better and more elevat-
that
9' ing pictures which would be not only
P. . a source of entertainment but perhnpl
off. HERO!" prove lienvniclal and educational tow-
? ist. having won a champion-
ard forming a powerful factor
h ““1 prowm“ are "m‘m‘m'd‘ call-d to our nations leaders. Wash-
ington. Lincoln. Recsevelt and others
who stood for Americnntsm from the
greatest to the humblist heroic citi-
zen soldier who went forth at the sum-
mons to serve his country and msdb
the supreme mriflce. May the rising
generation strive to reach the stalk
dnrd and grasp the high idea!- which
tliese. patriots represented- Then
shall the wowhfmflicagtg egoch'llzt.
. n sto I '
'pn-‘fld thing. The eliamtflpu :3: :gnggl‘tsgnrtfie Mervin-It? and
.m. “the same man that lie was patroitism. umm_.._nd N810”-
. ‘ day before save for a little'cxtra («11.3.0 om ”Me'pflnciples of
tion of spirit. lie is. unouestlon- Wm 1m (it'd liberty.
. a first-class athlete. Ilut he is The”. (emf 'cn'll'ln 0‘“ ‘3'“! today.
M nemarlly the best athlete in firm. m ‘ ohillengb that's new;
by the glamor. His lightest]
"iinornnt he’l'nay be of the sill»-
' -. - smile is a supreme favor.
“"ft‘p'tw is everywhere. 0n the
v” W‘ 16-point"! to and run after.
”ta-m walk of life seek an in-
.k". to him and plume them-
‘ . lastinl recognition.
' at? world. or In his country. or in his M.._ M“ builders be puriois
rd”. Many another mall might do I! '- “to“
suit. or better. in the same. line. if “ilgm'ntlonl clot-y shall shine through
Father man had cared enough sh you.
taxing to pursue that rather limit“
”Oft- Th ’chnmplon is. at M
.mprely a ii to better in his line than
flEr men.
It is the amiable weak“. 0! men
Let the flagbear no blemish or storm
Keep each color spotless and pure.
In your service united and true.
Americas standard shall ever endure.
'uo'make demigods of that-W ma ESTELLE HUTCHINGS.
find worship them. H. G. '93.”. .
or Caesar and Alexander th- at?“ ammu- swam ,
that they have been "elm-mm“!fly mm A m
overrated." undoubtedly thw ht."-
A. M. Wooster announces the new
Patent Law Firm 0: Wooster and
Davis. consisting of himself and Mr.
mx'w. Davis, with once: at 1115
'Main street. Bridgeport. Mr. Davis
has the “Vantage or having been
. bronchi up in the cute oi Connecti-
eontemm ‘D‘S‘M‘d- ' out)“: addition to which he is a me~
..tllamen are . :W , chafilcal engineer. having been‘ m-
Immen-e .-.-“ difference? listed from Cornell University“ the
‘mflt film “a W Clsss of moms graduate of'tlie Law
,flarely a little better than the School of George Washington'tfnlver-
The" Wine- 1' ‘mWM slty dad a. member or (nacho-o: The
R com" mm” "0'“ Wm District or column and of The sn-
0 in “- When ”0.000.000 promo court stun voiced sum.
Hum" ‘m'fl "'"yW-Mhu. Mia no on experience o:
“’7. "fr“ ‘0“! u the? “fin“ eta-n years in on United sum Pat-
’ ' . of our heroes are, and haul.“ on”. he hiring WM ",m
' u "" "Mm““t and ”"9“ Assistant minima- nho‘uttwo years
will confess. merely fair men ago. since “.1. "m. m m 11“ Eng
$g° “'9 be“ “'9 0f the" 09- impoflant phi-tron in the Palm: Doc
35%. ' y have been the d'tilcot~ m
N‘ elggtlme. in their owfn'l“! ”i
' , . . inly they nem'tmwo'h'flt
the heads 0! III duh-mm;
‘ s as legend and "MW“ ‘1;
'uhtlve heromonhlr M" ‘3 °
- or even as m- at their mucy
in
f
"in! partment of m m murmur-
lug Company. at Elizabeth. New~Jcr-
N’ DBOPSDW sey. Mr. Wooster will remain in ac-
“ . tivo practice.
mom-:8 AT ms mm 5
‘ —-‘Money deposited on or before
. 001-. Jul! ‘--R°be",:niy 10th willdraw interest from
- 55. a wealthy Denver P0“ July ‘ist st '4 per cont. in the invinc-
' tor. dropped dead yester- Dopartmen at the flouth’ Not-walk
- a giant firecracker explo‘dod 13:” Con ' .
,v . lost. in the business quarter. "
’ ,
'9” James Grab. the Ulster premier.
(Continued from First Page).
lnier of the l'liion of South Africa. FI-‘ll'd UPON OCCIIPHHK the rear seat
met Irish leaders at Duillin yesterday.1Whi'nrver daughter goes out for an
but those concerned in the disctis-{e\‘i'ning spin with n il-llow. there nev-
sions there were reliant as to the “I Would be any cause for regret.
matters considered. (illicials gener-i "NPH'I‘ lwl‘orc huw young people
all) "pillar loath to talk on the lrish.h8d Ni much freedom." continued the
question. but there is a certain degree ill-hector. "It would seem that chap-
or optimism that the lrish situation eronarr- is almost a thing of the out.
run-\- 1... on ltfl “'8)’ to so'luflofL “Cl"?! £ydenhn. 0f Sacramento
rams. July 6._s¢rmug aghuufims right when he said the automo-
has occurred in the neighborhood ‘1 N“ ‘3 UN «twinned! 0! %
nonadich. about 70 miles southwealhhnfl :1:th ‘96 40c artful
guarding their dau hters against pro-
cf llrussa. Asia. Minor. says an An- .
gora dispatch quoting an oflcisi mhcuous'autotug thout proper cha-
statement issued by the Turkish Nate veronnsr.
“Women are having their first taste
lonallst military headquarters.
Dl’nLIN. July 0.—Springfield cas- of Inseam. The! In like I men who
takes a drink for the first time. He
tle. the residence of Lord Muskerry. ..
at Drumcollogher. County Limerick. '8.“ ‘0 "“11"" that one drink, “'0“ -
hurt him. Then he takes more and
‘.'. 1\ hi hi.
“1:00:33: Riyal—(spy the Assocl- finally i! intoxicated. That's the wnv
nted Press) acne-mi Jan Christiunlwith women and their new freedom.
Smuts. south African premier. upon [Tm->- am“ one mile sou auto ride won t
his return from Ireland today cou- hurt them ”U! the first thin: the?
ferret! with Premier Lloyd atom- “W" ”‘9" “'9 intoxicated ‘1‘” 3“"
auto rides."
and Earl ,Mldleton. the southern
l’nionist leader.
General Smut- repol-ted the result
or his talk! with the sum rein lend-
ers on the Irish situation.
Concentrating Forces to
Attack W10
'monrzn Rnot'lmtsmwrs
Renter: CANDIDATES
Higher entrance requirements and
an extension or the college curriculum
have resulted in a decreare in the
number of candidates for certificates
of veterinarii-s. according to the state
, test. I, ”mightwny regarded ' board of veterinary registration uni
_ -_« ... superman. lie towers far aboveirrfizmAzxirfiailL‘zehf::c::: fi:.i!::kr::: . '(W m PI” 03") evamination which held its annual
in?“ other puglllsts. liis physical morlals in hearts of the people dedi- _—- meeting at the Capitol yesterday. 1*:
advance by the Nationalists
General Harrington will have no al-
ternative but to resht a Turkish lul-
vnnce to the utmost for the purpose
of securing respect for the neutral
zone. which was established by the
entente. and insuring free navigation
of the straits in accordance with the
terms of the treaty of Sevres. Should
hostile action be necessary. British;
naval forces may be. employed in op-.
posing the Turkish. the London Timer
stated today.
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h‘ssn-mos' wonxs' GAME. _
“'lth the same lineup on the field
that brought them last year‘s Indus-
trial League honors. the Nash Engi-
lleers came back strong. Saturdoyl I"
the Wicke lot. and trounced the Nor-
walk Iron Works' team to a. 12-!
count. ‘ ‘
The Nash boys had things their own I
may from the start with their heavy
stick-work. the dash? fieldinc they dis-
played and the bacilli! they gave Car-
ruthers‘ strong right arm. Cocchis.
the Iron Worbers' mound-man. was
touched for a. trifling sixteen hits.
which shown that the Nash clan is
beginning to hit their old-time form
with the willow.
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W‘s mm mm.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6.—'i'he
stickpln presented Frail Hitcheli by
the Chicago National Hague baseball
club. which helplloted to. victory in the
1918 pennant race. was ‘stolen yester-
dd'y M‘the club house of the Phil»-
délphia Nationals. together with about
“0 in cash. Mitchell. now manager
of the Boston Braves, said he did not
mind the loss of the money. but that
he would not have parted‘wlth the pin
for several times its value.
candidates for certificates took t‘e
examinations. Dr. Thomas Bland of
\Vaterhury was elected president of
the board and Dr. H. E. Rates. of
South Norwalk. was elected socretary
treasurer.
“Yum, Yum,”
You’ll Say
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first spoonful Of
our Ice Cream. You can't help Mt
OWN. yourself that way.
ain‘togrgam is made 3
y r s forth the t 01-
passion.
XcoCrcsmismoi-othansptllb
”cm—It II truly 0‘. of the to“
foods we MW initiat—
nlvays appealing. I: you haven‘t
tasted our brand you do not know
what good Cream is.
THOMAS’ .
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