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WALL SlllEET NEWS
Expressions ri‘ market opinion alter
‘Qhe i'loso yi-Rtriday' continued as lilil-
Eih‘h as any tlinr since the upward
..TahUVl mcnt shut-«l. nearly all lllv im-
‘iilorlaut intcii-Ms looking for further
advances ill many groups of stocH.
Slut it “as a inat'l-t' of gen: l’lli tinder-
:wtundin‘: that iiiilil market operations
k‘rflullt‘lll‘ll tn a (‘oiisitlI-rallll- extent
that .u'tixity iii sonn- u‘ronrls necessuir-
lily inraut, llILit't'l or others. and while
Emile stocks tiiiulit K0 to new high
accords. otlu rs may lllt)\'l‘ far from
“I?" ir pr. sent tiazliii}: position. l'u‘<
rains:- of this ”MTV \\;is a general Ft’l‘k-
in}: of information in regard to pro—
‘l'mlde lllzllish :u-livitiw and those who
land means of obtaining news of the
:niurktt movement wvre more bullish
on the petroleum issues than on any
(other group. it is iiiatlcr ot‘ current
gossip titat adiaum-s in Pennsylvania
and MiiLContili-dit crude arc (‘iOSw at
hand but it was insislul tlzat an ad-
'H‘aiiu- in the lil'i1‘l' lil' t'rtldv (ill does
1" -t wziilain tlw 1l\ .. .-" Fl,i""'l‘ll
“ii of ("alilhr'lla and l'al‘ilit‘ Oil to
.iir w high l'l.*'.'l!=:‘~ in y-«li‘rilaj.”s.v-.ivy
'vmdinu. i.l;‘i iii1:ht an important riv-
;rwnt on the strum-t was c-vti‘emeiy bill—
Em): on Sinclair Nil partly lu-‘nuse of
"w iiu'rcas-d iwxruut- that the coni-
“my lSllt thin: from its holdings oi"
{lexicaii Sealmir-l St't‘lll'lllt‘s. whit-ll
haw» donlllul it) value within a short
flnie.
.‘llthontzll tl‘u‘i‘v were wide changes
a! the ()llt'lllllf... the market showed a
generally strung: tone. ’l‘lit-ic was a
(r-culiar situation
pm'tation Brooklyn llapid
'l‘ransit, ’l‘hii1i Au-nue and the various
l5’Slll'S.
f‘ldSSth‘ ot' lllle'l‘lttll‘ollgll bonds making;
substantial ll(l\:lll(.‘('S. while lntt-rllor-
mugh I‘m. after selling at 6‘5; had a.
sudden drop to 5%. This condition is
understood to indicate the prospec-
tive girovisions of a reorganization
vlan. llrooklyn llapid ’l‘rniisit was
traded on n large scale antladvauce-d‘
(7‘. at 24 and Third Avenue ranged
from 23 to 2315,. Pennsylvania was
strong featuri- in railroad list advunc-
ing‘ 1/2; to 42. the nighcst touched since
“the dividend rate was reduced to 4'7“,
CCanadian Pacific. which declared rte-'-
{alar quarterly dividend made an
”awning gain of 1/; to 1421/2. The
Marine issues showed strength. L‘. S.
mcel started with a [min or 1,5 at 987.13.
(filler steel industries were Without.
material change.- in market position.
T“'() l'NltHi MINES RESI'ME.
i'i‘Nxs1"i'.~\\\1'Ni::Y, May 4.——-Coal
:production is increasing. Numerous
anon-union mine.»- are in operation and
this week tvvo union mines resumed.
‘thfiier mine. l‘our mile-s south of l’unx-
aluuuvney. is almost as active‘as be-
..fore the strike. l'unsy Light and Pos-
Ilewait niinvs in that section have been
in operation for some .tlnie and Fish-
er and Perry plants have resumed.
"‘Along the llcllwood-Punxsutawney
«division of the Pennsylvania about
£091. 0 rthc mines are operating. Bow-
ersvllle mine resumed this week. At
Sidney. production of the Banks mine
and at HilUnuu output of the Arthur
mine are near pre-strikc records.
mines in the vicinity of Mahai‘icy and
.13 Jose are cterating. McClure and
.‘Tyson mine at llig Run are producing
43911 reports from the southern end of
.(lhe central district indicate increased
“activities. In most. instances the 1917
{scale is being- paid.
. {1' —.—— ' __...._...
‘ SHIPPING MEN PLEA“.
..4 Charles \V. Morse. and his three
”consumer indictment charging con-
guplracy to use the. mails to defraud.
fixing/e been given until Monday to en-
}fier their pleas following the appear—
ance in court ot‘ 12 defendants named
1" the indittment who entered pleas
a! not. guilty and were held in bonds
'3‘ Shauna (ach. Those who entered
1linear; or not guilty are: Morton J. Wile
Mack 1.. Gilbert, James Gill, Glen—
6 8. Foster. James O'Brien. James
on. Arthur W. Comer. 14w,
glues. Mort k. .0 . "
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iii the local trans-i
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: inniiiiuim.
\\'.-\|.|. S'l'll l-lli'i‘.
ll1:.;1.i a. lllu—l‘l'tl-
oils wuicli
tit taking in some of t.‘1~-
ltaluiul yrstriliay’s ll‘t moist-d liit-ll»’
"iii.“ llllsvllihlllVIH or i'irvs at llz1-'
t'll'llllll: nl' luiai's .x'o-k lllfllkll.
Standard “ii of ('.1.lil'«ii';ii.t was“: 15‘:
points and tii~ .\l\v Jersey lsellt‘ i1-
acted trail'tiiiiiztlly. hit-“ran "li‘.
which illii not participatv i.i )Ifil' -
day‘s inow-inrnL- \vei'u lirni. as were
also l‘osdms. Houston and Product-rs
.iii-l livlitlc is Sw-i .1142) Motor,» -\-
lvlitl-wl tlwil‘ l‘v1'l‘llt halts. _\l.l(‘k
'l'iuvks l‘iSlliu‘ two points. Alt'lk'uiillit’
Marim- l’l'd.. .-\:nl1ric.'iu “Moira and
“rm-kiln Kai-Li Transit \v-z’r i.i..:lioxl"
ivy fractions to om iioint. llails r-wi
ll-1lc-i inn-i1 late r1” ssurv. esp. wally
Chit-nun and liasttrn Illinois (.‘onimon .
and Phi.
\\'.\l.l. S'l‘ltlil-L'l‘. .\'ooi..
\.ti".\ anion: \--.~tc:‘_tl::y's filltlllflfist t'n-n-
llll‘vs lwcumv llltll" nonvral during the
iii->1 Lour. landing domestic and for—
11ia'n oil» ~'\ll‘lltl"li willy and
I’lfllllllilf' motors and ind-'iuwwlu-nt sin-ls
lust l to l’_- Yulllll‘.
.isriliiiiul lvmiv-ls‘uiii «.i‘ tin {lilll‘kt'l t'vir
lllFS">.
Luca:
a time on l‘iidnati'i‘i oi latest l‘t‘i'll-
,iustiiilii‘. i-l ii“ ol‘ ill transit (‘llllllltltio
hit”). 1 ll~l'll1lltliLii (humanillait ll
l‘l‘d. “as lion-A}. but l‘.l"ltlki_\'ll lapid
Transit inwrtasmi its rain to 4 imiiits
and 'l‘luiri AHiinl- i‘nsv 1‘3. lie-luri-
rmm Nils .i;.ii.i it‘i'Iiillt' the Ivatnrr.
tsrwv*l.:‘i\‘ Standard “it of N. .l.. and
l‘..4i'11 Nil. both of which madr ww
11min '1 "l‘IlS. t‘all manly “it‘ll'tl .it
.1i.’_. ll- l' 1 Nut.
\\'.\l.l. S'l'l‘llil‘l'l‘. 1:71” P. in. liv-
iiurvhasvs o' stocks sold for Ult‘ short
account in the general list bc-camv-
llll‘L'r' l‘oilmvintz axcilvd buying“ at thr-
iuvr-stmt-nt nil shares. Low priced
incnibcrs of tho- group wm-tv also in m-
\'(ii' and the entire market took on a
tone of groater confidence . General
Asphalt Common and l‘t‘d,. Standard
(iii of N. .l.. Houston I‘ll. and Pacific
llil w-wru- markvd up 2 in 3‘. points.
.\lt1l'l‘i(’:lll \Ycri‘v'i. inch ‘ 1 (its. Cana-
~liziii l'.i1 itiw. 'i‘vvxav .nd llocli
Island were also conspicuous in the
afternoon advance.
"and? t'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Opening Franc Cables 9.15. Cks
9.14. Lire Cables 5.3312. (‘ks 5.33, Dc-
mand Sterling 4.43112. Cables 4.44.
Marks .3411}. Belgian Cables 8.37. Cks
$.36. Swiss Cables 13.33. Cks 19.30,
Peseta Cables 15.514. Cks l.’..-::. Dau-
isli Calilés 13.52. Cks ”.47. Norway
(‘uliles 18 5”, Cks 18.47. Swedish
Cables 25.“; Cks 2.3.87. Guilder Cables
38.35, Cks 33.30.
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N IC\\' HAY I'ZN.
BOSTON. May 4.——-I\’cw York. New
Haven & Hartford in March made a
substantially better showing than pre-
liminary estimates at the annual meet-
ing in New Haven had indicated.
Surplus after charges was then esti-
mate?! at about 572.000. based on in-
complete figures. it is understood
actually to have been approximately
$313000. but some qualification is nec-
essary. The increase is due in port
:0 the fact that maintenance expendi—
tures were held down. as it wa‘sot
expected coal traffic would continue as
heavy as it did.
In April New Haven's gross com-
pared favorably with last year.
early in iications are that an increase
of moderate proportions-will be shown.
This in spite of the lac? that there has
been a tapering off in coal traffic as a
result of the strike which started April
1. It is probable .however, tout the
management has found itself under
n etearnin’gs for April will be smaller
than for March.
_
Hedgehog and Porcupine.
The hedgehog and upine are en-
tirely _ different families. rThe' true
hedging: does not occur in this (can:
“1 .I‘i/iiair -"
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'l‘racl ions
and 1
the necessity of making some increase 3
in the maintenance program and that'
’ Evening Star
North Center School i
Qiiost for Happiness ’
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(A lie-alth Lesson taught in pa:-
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.. " . . - . .- .- . . a? 1' "1* i/ , Orchestra
’ ' -' . ‘0 Spring .7 .............. .. Grieg
- w nclal W drld
'k i e S O ‘ .. Angels That Around 1's Hover, from
‘ ' - . Opera "Maritana", .' ...... “'allace
-. X ‘ . Misses Brush, Moron. Sculley, »
1 ’ Camemta, Matthews.
’ 450-PUPILS ‘IN HIGH , , Van Scoy
StOCk uotatlons *‘ MUSICAL (:1) \Vho Is Sylvia? ....... Schubert
' . SCHOOL . (b) O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast
. . ....... ' ............ Mendelssohn
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Lute New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the 1 'a e ‘ e e 3029;}; 33"“ ‘ a
Mg Sentinel, var the private wires of Maples a; Goldschmdt, Canny, supgmsor of music. aided by Image a the Rose ''''' Michal.“
Commission Brokeg, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing— Miss HaraletJH. 5:21:531 JESSZ’JS £98593 1:35;,“ Mum]. .gadbgry,
<' ie not .-ruce ' . )2 e
“I Street, South Norwalk, local correspondent: of H. L. Horton & allied; wopmuon of the school Ga; perihco,m¥inadvvxhlu :53: Bring: :1.
Bo, members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43* Broad Street, wachem The mghest of praise must yanScoy, Everson' Show,
‘IOW York. ‘ be given Miss McCarthy and the (a) Moonlight .......... Beethoven
W others who aided in ”19 concert. tor (b) Cradle Sour.r ......... Delbruck
H. L. 1.:30 ', H. L. 1:30 ' the splendid manner in waisgicgl “£3? (c) W'altzing- Doll ......... Ifoldini
Allied Chemical 671,5; 67 67 Kenn. Copper 337.5. 33% 3333453830“ ““1 ‘Or the fine ' Voéal' I “T?“ 9"” ..
Allis Chalmers 50 49% 49% ,Knystone Tire 241,3 231,3! 241/3. ”Cts' . . . in cos_ so 0 e Blackbird . .. . l ,
Am. (‘an 49 45 1% 48% ‘ Lat-k, Steel 60 55h 5U; Many oi the children air? the at- -------- J . . . . . . . . . . . “hither 3
Am. Loco. 116 115% 115% i3 _ ican l’vte. 1331;, 133 1331i tume which added grlxatl) ~01nted its Old quo‘rtrene llecessaie H c-i ,‘
Am. Ship &. Com 1ng 131,5 153;. Miami Cooper 2931.. :9 1.5 29% “ii-”- 5 ““0“ “no“ ”fifth: n lei't _‘ 1 es (3' ' ' '. """"" mm 3
Am. Smeltcrs ml; 52; 53’ Middle States 15‘... 15 1536 Pa” 3“ ”W ”Wm?" ”“1 (I . cwhne Om, g“... .u . g,” ”h.“
Am. Sugar .5-3. 75-32 75-3. :llissouri Pacific 241/. :45. 24% ”W stage ‘0 ”mam ‘iol‘fs‘fi‘ftsm the .‘ C 5'" ° “"1" MOMMA,“ r0
Am. Sum. Toll. 35% 35% 35% N- Y- 1“" Brake 7” 79 7" another SCHOOI 1005' up 1 S 1‘ ..‘liissitrs. Erickson . 'lleces'sare‘ Shin'jey'
Am. Tel. & T11. 1221.; 121-21.. 1219; N. Y. Central 901,-; 249:». {was l‘Ngmm' _ , . . , h (a, Song of Amh'v ' " ma;
Am. Tub. 1411... 1411.4. 141 1N. Y.. N. H. & H. 251.4 2le 28 To ghe a critical r“‘i“’“ 0’ we (ll) Dreams’ofi Paradise ''''''' Cray
Am. Woolen 92% 9:: 92% Nor.Pacitic 761/; 761i.» 76% number on ”M" SP‘"“‘“1‘ l‘rogral')“, ’ Glee cm‘i) ' ‘
Anaconda. 53% 53,], 53% fruc_ (in (is 663,, 67-}; would be difficult. llut‘it til-inf! _ ( Marchi- Militaire S'liuhert
Atchison 1"1 1r“; 101 It‘ll-Vi l'an Amer. Pete. (3517’s 65 hi 63% said that the toch o: voimr “as null]. . ‘ Orchestra- . . . . «
«midwin Loco. 1151,}; 1171. 1173,; Penn. R. R. 42. 41% 41% carrying clear to tm Q'I‘l‘i oi the lid ‘ lnrterniis‘SiOH .
Limit. & Ohio 471,13 47 47% Inc. Gas» 87% 8731’: 87% 01' the individual numb. rs,‘ “to One: (a) The Lost Chm-(1M qnlliyun
Mm. mm TM; 78 781,12 l Pullman (“0- 11“: 124% 134%l’OrliuPleSS“ ”3”“ “7““ illl_l‘d}§~-. (1») Gypsy 'l‘rail t‘roniC'irrrii-ii .m H
mm. File. 1912 55% 5.5%. liy. Steel Spr. iuzl. 1031.1 1021.1 it'imlry 11““ “m"- l’"”“"“"‘-”.“‘_ ............ ' ‘ ' m,”
(fin. l’ac. ' ' : llav. Consol. 16% 153$ 16% JclYSrsoln.‘ S‘Ii‘oolom‘viif”.{Elitiml‘trlfi (c) Love‘s Old Sheet Song ‘ i 1 'Mo’ll‘ov
1. A't ‘ . ”7‘1. 77 77?: £001 WU“ 1*“ - ' " ‘. . . - » '
gignclilcit'nxl'ut. . ::,K:.h:f.fl £11,: ‘31 311.: i suited by the Marvin Seli(lol((;:;:u;::; ( Itipgflslljfgiisl;3121;211:3011} >:‘,‘;t::;
N1“ " ' i ’ v: ’i 6:51? 5‘?‘ id phasing iiiillressmn, not l ' ' E S - u‘ .
grew
cum. it. R. 1 ' So. ramm- nil... 510*... mu. 13""“" “"“im'd "Y “mm“ 1th “up“ Dav. Herbdrthiller Ki‘il‘liiri‘i-liowtiirlid
Corn l'l‘odlit‘ts 14'3“; 1021i. ]II‘_’1_.1,. iSinclair ("ll 33'1“: 33“: 33" ihlolmli‘nl: gs}:13::1:01:31:‘llili‘lli‘l‘llltl-i‘g ”I; ‘ i ‘ .
Crucihli- Sim-l '65 651’ (mu 1S0 Railway :43 24:. 24“; M“ " ' . ' . '
ljntficott Johnson g4 53;; 8417‘ is n x J 194.1: Imus 15133. itm» end of the song. Put "lui'lolodnis FRENCH CABINET
.‘M‘ainous Players ‘1 u, M ‘2 511.2, .9 (l X .l l’r. 116 “53‘ 11?. 3* were a‘lowed to float our 1 J » APPROVES PACT
risk llnlvlw-r 19:8 191., 191,. 'sx. Paul :71". 27 ;. "“‘“-
(Pm. Asphalt v.31. “31,. 1.3.1,. smith-imiiwr 1:312 ]'_'l- 12”“; Miss McCarthy WM llrrst‘mul “1““ (Continued from First page.)
(den. Motors 13 13% 127.5. "l‘nuts (‘0. S1 i: 1.4-‘3‘ 503-. ;;. handsomo basket of newer-S during ’_ __
(loodrich : 41-h 411’14'fl‘ol1acco l‘v-mi. I‘. fix Ml... : the pll'tllrrlallll. by pupils (H the Mar- reserva’tions regarding the rights of
(at. North. I‘t'. 75:1 7.31.. 752., 't'n. int. Stow-s 51-h 52% "i" “‘ ”’0- . France to m' 'e . 1 - - .. '
(23,1. North. “I... 393: 39.: 39...; l S. llraity “43" “3,1,; i Lighting}: Reflects “ti-t3 contributed ”(inferred “3"”;h1:]Tish?)1.:’r(\':3:::ili\i:1:
' ~31.“ ‘ x l 1’1 ' S '; il »~ l‘;E\7- 0111:; "'1" Simm" an or. . "1 -. . .A r v... .‘
i...".~.i‘§f-‘.‘"ii.}. m. 3%.: if. ‘ 1i. ‘ .i-L sf £53.“ .71.; 1m. l w ........-... will mew “minim fi’.§~i3‘.‘.3"§.'l”§"..‘Ifn‘ifi'i’fi'ifil”.3 EVE???
Fist. Nickel ‘ 18 is it tah rainy-r . 0.3 liaigidays. Tonight the ilrocra‘m will be mm“ of the ”pun: . Nuiu i.-
"11 llsus Citv 50. 51,1. :w' '\'a:iadiii;n swi 417-. 4215.1 i l‘”-"""“" "~" ”W J“"""' limb who"! win. thig rpwn’fl'fio u . y... ..
In! . I'llpt-r‘ _-i, .-'. .4. i\\'..st. 53..“ .1} I-\. (.17; and I1'i-idtl)‘ night “]t‘ Senior High llnaliimousl} 1.: r "In it l1“ “as
‘Jk'ellv Sprint: 3]“. 51 1., ;\\"ritu Motors “1" 4.1.3” School will pwsent ‘thw ‘prufil‘uln. 'llw The t‘ : _ . [P'oi‘n . . . .
' ' ‘ " ' ‘ 'runiiilitc program tor in: three days > 0”“ in “h“ h ”l" H'N‘lhllinn
‘l(ill(l\\'S: “'1" he llrt‘svntcd at Genoa was e\-
i Program , llt“"l"'tl .10 be decided upon at another
: All for America ............ Smith "WMWK Of the cabinet this afternoon.
l'rcmlcr Poincare and M. liar-thou at.
irudy are engaged in negotiations with '
l‘ri mier 'l‘heuliys as tole future at-
J 1. . .
dent of the city. died this morning at.
and " Funerals
1
Deaths
.Art-liibald Benton.
Achibald Bouton passed "away on
May 3rd. at his home in Sci-Wyn. Illi—
nois, after 3. brief illness. according to
advices received in South Norwalk.
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Bouton' was
a native of South Nor-walk. removing
to Chi go when a. young man. He
was for many years cashier of the
Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company
in that city.
of therVVorld War, serving ‘oveméS;
disc a sister, Miss Sarah Bputon, of
this city.
Funeral of \‘l’. M. Apperson-
The remains of William M. Appen-
son. were cremated at Fresh Ponds
Crematory. and afterwards the ashes
will be buried in Riverside cemetery.
The funeral services were held yester—
Eday afternoon.
Jam‘os Barnes .
James Barnes, a well-known resi—~
his home. 17 Cottage street. He was
seventy-eight years of age. and served
In the Civil War. being a member off
Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. 1}.Notice
of funeral will be given later.
i _._._.
l Miss Edna w. iiaymn“ .
Miss Edna “7. Dayton. for many
years an employe of the ll. & G. Cor—
set Company. died at her home, 20
Washington street. last night. aged
49 years. She is snryivcgi by one sis-
tcr. Miss lda May l‘layton. The fun-
eral will he held on Saturday after-
noon at 2:30 o‘clock from the funeral
parlors of D. \V. Raymond. Rev. John
J Sll&1\0‘l)'(’lfl‘lt’flalihg. interment will
be in Lakefiexv'Cemetery. New Can-
aan.
JUDGMENT ail-"overlan-
FOR MANAGER HUNTER
E RlllDGEI’URT. May 4.—A judg-
GIIANDNIA l'Sl-TI) SAGE
' TEA T0 DARREN HAIB’
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She _.‘“\(‘d Sulphur “1"] It to
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l Rostorc Color. Gloss.
He leaves a widow, and, 1 ‘
tavo sons both of whom are veterans ‘
~rom’rir
W
ABA
Is the Essence of all That is
in Ten
. "To Taste is to Believe"
merit of ouster. has
Judge Isaac Wolfe
court in quo warranto proceedings
against Rutherford Hayes Hunter,
quasi town manager of Stratford. The
decision definitely decides that Hun—
ter holds. if at all. the omce of town
in the
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been made by iof law.
superior ldt‘dl “'th killllltl".K l!
temporary
him from
town managl r.
Sentinel classiii..1
manager illegally and without warrant den.
ltd}.
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The decision ti ‘
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”Nile
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Youthfulness.
(‘ommon garden sage brewed into a.
heavy tea. with sulphur added. will
turn gray. streaked and faded. hair
.bcautiully dark and luxuriant. Just
'a few applications will prove a reyela-
ttion if your hair is fading. streaked
...”.”y MM song and {dull in councc—Illtu'l" 0f tho- l-‘rlnch and llvlgian or gray “Ring “1;. Sage Tea and
Hm, with ”H, ”...””. l'n-partnumt or‘tleln-gations at GvnOa mi Russian aquuhmu} "Lube at home though is
,, -r s..h,,,.i,_-_ King: (loud ]{[‘1111I] cum— i fairs. “and an effort is Elt‘lllg' made to ,Qrouhw‘omp, An casit’r wav is to‘gPt
“High, ,\ his ”ruiy (.s' (l'llFI‘ltlt‘r! led by i tind a text for a rcseryatinn to thr- in bottle of \IK‘v‘cth's Sage and Sulphur
’7lilit‘nyi‘ét'vllfl‘idn rtl‘St‘lllI‘ ”"1.Q‘”N,n, ‘rit:Ini-li‘im-:iiid\ini ’to llussia which tlic:(‘ompound at any drug store. all
.
l . .. 1. . 1» 1 1 .. ' St‘lpt‘ imm-m-nd by the addition of oth-
-l~'ll'll-1!‘»' " L -K“‘“31 (r ingredients
Jefferson Sc‘iool The latter are understood here toi “'liiie “lisp;- gra‘: faded hair is not
Hounds ‘ . . . -. tear strongly that conusflons for pro— {HlnfllL “3., [my 3...}... to retain our
.. llrm.il~.~lvlv‘>illo(ll 1‘1..1i'ty in Russia originally owm-d by youthful appparahfl, and mtradhifl
shame um. ......... Mitchell i u p. ‘ ' ' . . “1“th sag" 3"" “I‘m“ Commmd‘
. ; . . ..iitliou has cottage-l accommo-
\\’t1st Nurwalk Srliool .1
(:ll Crown l‘il Land ‘ i
............... (‘l‘tirrliill‘Grindcll,
(“1) S‘lll-ll‘ Pays .. (‘lzun liilLGrindt-lli
l Knudm-n School
i .‘.l~-rri!y the Cuckoo
l‘roml l:i\er School
i'l‘lie SaiQnr‘s linruz-iiw
; “‘inuiiiauk School
’S' ”San" land \‘z ian
Sea m mon
datlotis for his~ return to Cl mm and
will lcan‘J'nris at llziti o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Daily. Thought.
Some hooks are to be tasted. others
:10 be swallowed and gum.- {ow to be
ichewed and .li1.vl1~w.i,—R.q.~..n_
no one can tell. because it does it. so
naturally. so evenly. You just damp~
en a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair. taking
(\nu small strand at a time: by morn-
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and after another application or two
~\our lialr becomes beautifully dark.
glossy. soft and luxuriant.»——Adv.
i Fitch $03100]
Nursrry l'ri‘a'ns
. lltlvqulull School
-Ul1l Va \‘oritvs .
Lincoln School
I‘ lys
(her River School
‘Cclonial
Alexander & \Volf
:\\"io'.~4 .\ l'l'.li1l
i ("ranhnry School
.(nl \ l‘xnll's Lullaby
’ ti.) Swrct Spring
i \\’;ishiiii:ton School
:l.ii‘t 'l‘liiiie Eyes. train Oratoria
E “l-Ilijah" ........... Mendelssohn
3 Concord School
The Rose Song. from "The Rose
lire a in" ................ Forman
Putnam School i
Rag Doll Song. from "The Rag Doll"
..... .. Alexander & \Volf
Center School
(a) Dashing on Before the “'aves
Moore
(1)) Bubbles
Marxin School
March. Stars and Stripes Forever
.......................... Sousa
()rcht-st rn
0 Music ................... \‘Voolcr
Sailing ...................... Tosti
Glee Club
The Clang or the Forge
Arr. trom Paul Rodney by G. A.
\'ea7ie
9th Grade Franklin
\‘iolln Solo. Mazurka ........ “ohm
Morris Block, Center
The Fisher lloy Old Flemish Song
Tth Grade Franklin
Sextetle, Softly Now the Shadows
Fall ................... Marshall
Misses Hennet. Peck. Longstaff,
Luther, Cancy. Green. Center
My Psal ................. Richter
Norwegian Mountain Song .. Bellman
3th Grade Center _
................. Phillips
Hawley
\Vake l‘p
Daisies ...................
Evelyn Green. Center
Sweet and Low Barnby Arr.
Sweet Miss Mary ...... . Neidlinger
8th Grade Franklin
The G reen Cathedral
Boys‘ Chorus. Center
Part II
‘Andante. from Surprise Symphony
............ Haydn Arr. by Moses
Orchestra
Dance. Greeting to Spring
. ............ Music from Gloconda
Arr. by Marion Zwicker. Franklin
Franklin and Center
A Singin and a Singin . . . . Neidlingcr
On the _Roa.d . . . .t. .‘ ......... Fish
Glee Club '
Gipsy Song (Roumanian Folk Song)
. . . . ............... Arr. by Page
9th Grade Franklin
One Flag for All
......... RollisonmtArr. by Odell) I
Mandolin Club
: Boating Song—Fair _1_\'apoli
............... Italian Folk Tune
Welcome Sweet Springtime
....... Rubinstein
9th Grade Center
Scouts' Marching Song ..... Morison
Franklin "
When the Roses Bloom Again
8. Adams Arr. by Vl’tlson
Q i..:--...
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I dld over the walls JACOB i S
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myself With Murahte ' 12-14 No. Main St. _ So. Norwalk
7/ ~ .
And what a pleasure it is to find that this The House of Kuppeiilleimer in Norwalk
beautiful wall finish can be applied for as
little as two dollars a room! No, it really
wasn’t: work at all. I enjoyed it. Muralitc is _r E #4
fiw‘fimdhr- -.
noo- bot-cc-
MW.
To if m
' or chip 011".
lastin' g colors, to
efl'ect you desire. . .. i
You will surely be delighted with the .12.]...
* use Muralitc on one room as a trial. Go “to.
your dealer‘s today and ask to see a~Muralitc
color card.
* A. figoHEN ‘ \
so easily mixed with boiling water, and I
applied it-with a wide brush right over the
. faded old wall. And to think I’ve waited all
this time to rcdccorate because of the cost.”
If you, too, want a soft, rich, velvety finish
for Your walls—a finish that will 'make a
good background for your pictures and fur—-
nishings—«ise
Muralite may be used over {lm‘ost any sun
face—paint, plain paper,plasteror wall board.
‘It IS odorless, sanitary, durable. Doe: lair rub
. Made by M. EWINorox oo.
Muralitc.
Supplied in many beautiful and
give just the decorative
‘
quality and discover
Other Suits
sci
Topcoat s
' KUPPENHEIMER
GOOD CLOTHES
\Vill Interest Men of Every Taste
\\'e are entliuSiastic over these splendid :éiit‘iirs
are confident you will be. too, when you Sim/i111..-
the unusually wide
styles. fabrics. patterns and colors.
Kuppenheime‘r Suits
«$35, $40, $45.
Look around if you like. but see the 1(1lllll1‘l:i"";!"'l'
Forty before you select your new Spring Suit.
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7. l‘Slendefizev Your Figure
‘ Not Your; Purse ‘_
v.23.
If you are correctly cor§eted
you are perfectly gowned
users are 10095 CORRECT in
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