”Our Aim
We shoot our ads into the air,
they fall to earth we know not-
where, but luck is yours from out
the blue if in their flight they
speak to \ou. .
Our coal flies swiftly to its
mark and kills the chill that
nukes life dark and means dis-
comfo 't at its worst when wintry
storms/{upon us burst.
'A bulls-eye and a perfect score
for every ton that leaves our door
+—that our worthy
goal, whene'cr you ask us to send
Coal.
is our aim,
“June Stuff’.’
at
The Man’s Shop
Palm Beach Suits
Mohair Suits
Tropical \Vorsteds
Straw Hats
Negligce Shirts
New N eckwear‘
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO.DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR '
LONDON
CITY DE LUXE
RPIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhill's
Mackemo Block Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South ’Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rags impvis, junk and all
recond— hand L10 is Anything mu
have. Price 30- l:(iil’!g to the quail-
ty of the gnwls A square deal
always
PHILIP P. manonny
82 Van Zandt Street
Second hand Goods Always on Sale
l
33
'MG THE HOUSE
.h a. longstanding American cus-
V.
’31:».
“on the Fourth of July. is your
hue—or your summer residence-—
won equipped with garden hose?
Mame. ELSE
h hardware is to be had at this
~19. Garden implements are our
“tally every summer season. Our
borehold necessities and devices
It: always in full display.
A. D3 MORGAN
CLOTHING
m .
FURNISHINGS
for 1;.“ 3
BOYS AND GIRIs
5" 'REN’S STORE
a West Washington at. s. Not-wan:
. - which controls
Many people are extravagant by being too economical.
They pay too much in the end by having paid too little in
the beginning.
Some day you will need lumber, or something in the
building materials line. You may'build a new home, or ref
model the old one, or you may put in new floorswor shingle
the roof. When you do, buy good materials—it pays!
A visit to diur oflice, a phone call, or a word through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert to you. Phone 536.‘
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
" Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johns-Mansvilio mam
Bird a. Son Roofing:
- v
‘ who was
, gus. but. with the verdict of the cor-on;
Ex toe
BATTER! ES
if you are in doubt as to the condition ‘of the battery in your
car at present come
in and see us.
We will giVe you a good
allowance for it in exchange for an Exide.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION '
67 North Main Street
- had given Vi'illbanks hypodermic in-
Fowler’s
‘ 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
.7
Market
I
NEW POTATOES No.1—PK. . . ............ 72c
FLOUR. ALL Km'os—RER BAG ....................... ' """""" c 1.29
20 CAKES GOLD SOAP FOR .. .................... $1. 00
3 CORN FLAKES FOR ............................ 25
3 POST TOASTIES FOR """""" 25:
GRAPE JUICE—PTS. . ........ . .. . ...... ....:.'::.'.':. """ 28c
PHONE 105
. . . . a p o . - - - - .......
JUNE
A. F. Beckmann R Co. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
rm DELIVERY
SALE
An Opportune Time for the Bride the Matron, the Graduate and
the Vacationist to Supply Themselves With Corsets. Hosiery, Gloves,
Brassieres and Underwear at MOst Reasonable Prices.
MME. J EAN NETTE'
56 South Main St.
South Norwalk
1 C".
c.
mecca;— age...“ , ..
, Schultz
Rib Lamb Chops . . . . .
Loin Veal Chops . . .
Loin Lamb Chops . .
Fresh Plate . . . . . .
’3 Wednesday Specials
. 30c lb.
35c lb.
. .40c lb.
8c lb.
SCHULTZE’S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS -,
FOR THE SUMMER
South Norwaik, Corner Railroad
Inmford, Dal-ion.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 89 Main Street
Avenue and Washington street.
Westport,
Black Rock. Bridgeport
BLAME MOTORMAN
FOR MERIDEN CRASH
(Continued from Page One)
discovered ' that the switch.
the air pump. was
found turned Off and that when the
switch was thrown on the air pump
started immediately and that all
euiupment was found in good working
order. He further alleges that the
motorman acknowledged that he had
been instructed as to the proper pro-
cedure but forget to do as instructed.
Yesterday. it was learned that three
men were injured. Abraham White.
president qt the Tuxis Metal and Coal
companies. is at the Mcridfi hospital
where his physician expects that he
will be confined for at least a couple
of weeks. He suitor-ed attractor-ed
right elbow,
done of the hind; M
it. was
contusion; and later» .
or the brain and a wrenched lei't knee.
Edward Schuerer of 820 West Main
street, a passenger in the trolley car.
sustained a. wrenched right knee and
contusions of the 'groin. Nathan
Levine of 3 Pratt street had his arm
bruised.
-——7—~——£-—————
Did Well With Crude instruments:
Long before the Christian em in—
struments were made for the meas.
urement of angles on the principle or
the subdivision of the circle. Thus
the ancient Egyptians laid out their
lands on the banks of file fertilizing
Nile. The instruments were crude
because “the long result or time" had
not yet perfected them, but thesis an-
swered their purpose well enough to
enable Eratostheneo, 250 years. B. Q. emotion.
to measured»
iiiiiiiES—iiiii ~ w
mi; Elliliiilill
WASHINGTON,. Gm. Jum 20. —-
Plans were made to exhume the bodies
of Charles W. Willbanks and the first
wife of Dr. J. G. Saggus. to determine
the cause of their deaths.
This announcement was made after
the arrest yesterday of -Dr. Saggus.
lodged in jail here on
charges of poisoning the former Mrs.
Saggus and “’lllbanks. a former neigh-
bor and husband of the present Mrs.
Saggus.
Dr. Saggus emphatically denied the
Charges and attributed them to a.
"frame-up" born of Jealousy. His
denial was substantiated by Mrs. Sag-
physiclan was
in their
er‘s jury that the
guilty 013 double murder
mortem examination.
In denying the charges. Dr. kggus
asserted that his first wife died last
November of neuralgia of the heart.
and that Wiilbanks died in February
after an extended siege of asthma. He
jections to relic“? his suffering, Dr.
Saggus asserted. The present Mrs.
Saggus stated that she believed her
husband was the victim of a conspir-
acy of enemies.
Testifying at the coroner's inquest.
instigated by relatixels and friends of
\Nilliianks and the former Mrs. Sag—
gus. physicians said there were symp-
toms that both were poisoned. but
they could not be sure of the cause of
their deaths.
Letters designed to show impropcr‘
relations betvsctn llr Suggus and his
present wife before the death of “'ill-
hanks “(re introducti- d at the hearing.
Dr. Saggus carried $5 Oil" insurance on
the life of his first wife. witnesses les-
tiiicd. ’
Senior Class of 1922
Are Awarded Diplomas
(Continued from Page Eleven).
;l!‘.~l heart. ‘
Frank C. \Vcnvr—Short and sweet.
Edith M. take a
Zi”“.i inn-rest in Edith. I
\\'( wit. 1' why?
\‘uil‘mg C. \Yim.w—~»'i‘o say nothing
than to Iuik too much.
athletics.
is worst-
iiolrrt .\i. \K‘olz'w-w.\ modern lion
Juan.
ii‘iwar-l \‘l‘orncw-—Curiosity kified
a‘ (.21.
Ari-w. it, d‘OE:—~C‘i‘.(‘.lilpl0ll typisi of
tin \xnriii.
\\'Eci:.- »— IC'VE‘H .1 President
:zl’rs l',
'1 hm.» his l'znilts
film-inn i’. iticlixszr<:.=l—~Y0u had an
‘;l~}' Joli as fit"(“l‘4".13"\' this your.
(1055 Binary
Tim class lus‘inz'j.’ written by
Lucille A. liversml follows:
.\ in: \y u" curls, ;i crmni of hays, all
13" s. all cars. to 5' -: i-rcz'ythim: worth
wrinc. to hear everything worth
Iii’.liill£~~ill.li was w» on ilini men»
Miss
>iznl ling: .ilvlilri i‘nr dirt-ciirms. The
c'l‘illI-i‘ n: .11'11vliv‘eu was the inliztiin
ten: as. li’...‘ was imr riiziy mouth?
of ”animation. lint finally after a
K‘u‘lii \i~.i§ n: y ix'utili’v, \Tt‘ \Wl‘t‘v :ill
“‘iln ~l :m-l liiirgs in can to ram more
(‘A anvil,
:ri'lflz ill')’. ("I :r frantic. )‘rlis
.i‘i-l in lit-1r pinflv Illl"i‘l' was only :1.
u- ii‘ii" po- p :13 from :1 hunch (vt‘
. hicks who 21ml found their mother.
‘13»: \\'~. 1.! alumna: )Ai‘i iij:
biliuiifiq‘ "it“ day Mr. 3‘41“).
i‘..- pz‘li; '11:.1‘. mum tuition in flSSt‘illllly
:i...i lbw lit'vl-Irxt 3~ys01n was to‘lu‘
il «L'l‘in ~i injlnwii‘z w. .»k_ Thur
tail? on US, nil-l w.) .iitin't
nimmiltg (at lin
E'nllnwim: Wow-k.
iIlIl “a" l'l‘llllifl"
had of ii.
wliispo-rmi
liiil‘itl“
i. :ll‘l
1:1,.
\V.'.> J‘. Uh!"
:lilili'li’litit‘ tliv lull
isrm until that
TEL-1;. {Iii-l not iii: llli'il.
Vim! .1 «imp we Iiilel
iI:\l'i‘} Irtv :lirizuL («wry
v\‘.'Hi'l‘. v‘u r3: numb meannm‘ “as xiv-ci—
ll “lili :2 »3~I‘i"rll. nil-i those liv-
illl'W‘liS («z‘tninlg -ii-i i‘ly thick le‘ul inst.
, in :l mm'ii. u: so we lit-gun in mi
Lug-ginseng ¥*rs¥+¥i—fii%% 'i‘ifi‘fiififi. fifi—ri’
IIll .l “Iii-xi thing" “~.\\ tu- i‘iililllilg‘
tsmoothly again. “1' ran inin mmllici‘
int-dawn or rather. the nitsmclc ran
'im" us.- Mr. Blake. on" l‘i‘SDl‘ClG'I
curl :nlmirw-i principal. \Vns inning!
[Flint “as :l C.t€.ls'1‘opht*. I‘lil. liko all
{such lliincs. it IlfliI to ‘ happen. and
WP “vim sirmni- «t Without :l
ii-rmcipui. Many will \ mini won- (in:
‘rumcra as to whom the new one
\" lilil l-v. \\'imii lw finally came “‘t
iwire :ili Fililr‘flt'al. for Mr. Howard
fi‘li i Mr. innite's place to Di‘rikCthI}
,L‘ndcr his controlling Ii'li‘li. June
:rnllvxi around more quickly than we
Ecunctcii. and timn vsc were Juniors.
Culilluiwl ill the ways of the High
school and waiting patiently for the
new term to begin.
Non. \n- hadn't rt‘fillZLiI lrclore but
we did then. that there is a main-mi
dii‘l‘m'tizcc between being :1 Sopho-
more and bring a Junior. Somehow,
Winn that tim:1 came. we lost that
hurry-scurry air we had had and
took life more leisurely. \Ve didn't
slump. hut some-how, we unconscious-
ly llluilc' up our minds not to worry
over ceVry trifi‘ie. Like every other
school year. that one was filled with
interesting. amusing. and sad incl;
dents. but we struggled manfuiiy
and managed to survivennd to come
out on top in June, 1921.
“'itn more gust. with more enthus-
iasm than we had ever before felt. we
came to school the following Sep-'
ten-her. "W'e came; .we saw;
conquered." Our life as Seniors un-
der the directionwot‘ our new princi-
pal. MT. Noyes. was a joyous one.
“Tia true. we studied. but this year's
study. seemed to have a more definite
rr-ward for were we not to get our
diplomas—if we studied hard
enough? We did have some nervous
Spells. though. {or this year. our
last year, semester exams were re-
\i\ed much to‘our discomfort. A
reallv exciting event and one which
caused much a. ety and a good
many grouches,- was the fact that
one .of the girls in the school ,was
sr'nn
hands officials prepared for the post- .
- of tho
m‘nl it day in Sf'plvnlln r of lfllil. .»
iii+ril School to us was like , 3'
(‘ivi‘t Ru a labyrinth of 4
(I! trauma. “‘61 uni-v i'oercr
we._
shake well. and you have a quarter
on lotion «into the face. neck... arms
', 1922
TRISTRAM o HYATT
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
“Select Bathing Suit Materials
SATEENS—36 incheswide...;...L.......... . .30c,39c, 500, andiisc
SURF CLOTH, 36incheswide......................
MOHAIRS 7008100
BATHING SUIT SATIN S, guaranteed fast colors in red, black
andnavy,yardwidth ....... 100
SKINNERALL-SILK,yardwidth _'3
BLACK and ‘VHITE SUIT CLOTH, 36 inches wide
V
75c and $1.00
25 and 32 00
........,,.Sl.00
certainly a. success and it put us in
lusting good humor until June ar-l
rived and with it these graduation
exercises. For some. this has been
not; but for all. it certainly has been .
a happy one. as have all the years
spent in dear old N. H. S.
Class “1“
The class will. wr‘ ten by M. Eu-:
grmc \lc.\l then and El ward “'Orno“.
was \try clever and is as follows:
This is the last will imd testament
Senior Class at. present of the
School. County of;
Neural}; High
Connecticut. re—l
Fairlie-id. State of
\nking, canoniiing and annuiiing all:
tonne: wills made by said Senior
cams. and desiring that this “iii haxe‘
exit-ct as such or as a codicii or
Olin r\\'isv_ as may he found most con-'
sasicnt with ilic law.
1. Thu Class 02' 11“.”: to Mr. \Vii—i
imm if. Noyes. its I'Q‘SDL'CItNi and
«slut-mini principal. i ‘to the. facul-
:1 class cw r grate-l
{iii :cr their guidance, and sincere
inn Final in not only t‘lil‘Il 0210‘ of tin-m
lnzt also in the class (LS :1 whole.
2. The Class 01‘ 1‘32: its 3 whole.”
its IM'SI wishts tn the student
lin-i} ior many successful years in {he i
athletic dcpnrtulrnt of the N. H. 8.3
Ii. Hum-i Arnold how's Ilt'i' $\\'t+l;
i’iiz-pmiiion and musical ability to.
In 22c Knapp oi (hr-“Class "or 192.
ty. the memory of
it iiV"?
li. i-‘rnncis lioyt iuu'es to Hyman
Grvvzi his (\i‘Lillllt‘lllal dexterity Willi
the“ how's that sni-i )la'. Grm-n will
use it with the proper spirit.
I, .‘lillil‘l‘ri l’lilkie i“ it it its ll"?
vwsnfitiiy in both work and athletics
t l .Miriinc irotlierton.
S. .\licv iiurns i'iilzctantiy truis-
mils ilt‘l‘ pnicliriiuww to .luiiln Hoyt.
'J. I’:l‘ll lilil‘lls I".l\\‘$ lzis ntliiviic
pro-3.2T: ~15 lo Fincson a! ".‘l.
1“. Charlotte Jarvis builds
in the iemulw continuum
Junior Class livr i~rp~icimr~
tudv
ill
'll-it‘ I‘l‘l on! as :l
i-;‘r. nl.‘ .‘Ililfl‘l.
1‘. Let; )liiivr 02' ”‘6
his rcpm‘mrini zliiiiliy
Mitt‘m'il ol‘ the Si‘llllilt‘i
l‘o-u‘iim. lin- allows
do much good.
13;. I'iiillp Raye
tn iznnsiuiv: .tliln
:l“.V ‘hermls Oz'
fir'fifio‘ncfi prov:
14.
12mm"
15.
«lawn
till)
a pli-
‘
fl;
.lll
leans his Mavi-
qui't" to
i‘rzmk Lauder
"good
chr kart-s
lo Charlies
in which iii—
snid ability should
luau-s his ability
without :1 trot to
DOSN‘SSRUE the ‘
SS.
llicimrni Still! i-:":l\'t\‘ his “situ—
at the l’uiuce- in Jack \Ym-ncr.
Charles \Yicks ivnuxcs lllt‘ trials
and tribulations 0: Class l‘rcsi-icnt
uni l-askcihzlli hurlinger to Lil-inc
“hippie.
lei. Lawn nee McMahon inn-cs his
.il'lill)’ to “in “N‘s" to 'l‘omiiiy Ire-
ion-l.
l?
“ilerniv”
LicwMIyn Knapp Iler‘lii‘uiilh‘ to
I'inestm iris noise-rm acthily.
15. Ruth Val; Covvrriug ll‘..i\'L'S
her gi'i‘it‘i‘ul all around ability to
Miriam liiflyslllg‘t'i‘.
lfl. Eugenia McMahon, who lent
.1 kn iiy smile to all. leaves her popli-
lair: l}. (C Helen Kitzingcr.
2h. Madeline l’n-niergast chccr-
i’uiiy icuvcspto vl’rnncis Ucilz, licr
schclaslic ability.
2]. Mary Skixld transmits her
iiiliiity to conduct an A. A. mectingdo
next year's prvsident.
22. Herbert Miller leaves his abil-
ity to put on twenty pounds in twunly
days to Charles Griffin.
:3 Edith \Yii son litu cs her abil-
ity to pass any examination to Mil-
dred Guns.
24. Edward ‘Wornow leaves his
Music; Activitiesi The Cameo Girl;
The Roll Call and Miscellaneous,
44.7.,
GiRLS! LEMONS -
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHlTEN SKIN
Squeeze the juice of two lemons'in-
fl j
11
.-
costumes. the catchy tunes, it was Drawn up in the year of our Loni
'1922.‘in the
a successful year. and for some. it has
iWy—esa—a—n-
.IF SKIS BREAKS OI‘T
,iuccn found to take its place.
itching _
the enema right up. leaving a clear,
4; lliiicunt Brady I‘t‘nliiviitlis Ilt‘l‘
dramatic talent to Emma Hailey. - , t
7. I.( on Fish rt-R‘rrtt‘iiiiy surrcntl— 5 Phone EEHEBE Prdmp
«rs to the Junior Class the position 527 Delivery
ll" has Ilii‘l'l. through all his \enis M»,
liiu‘n SriionL—ilmi 01' “Thu mug. rs“ It' 3 Here If It’s Houseware
above
Illili'lll nil—
of
year of our
once the 146th. in the presume
Secretaray of State Fisher.
M. I‘ZL'GENll-I McMAHclN,
ED\VARIJ \VOiiNiHV.
Helpful Thought for Today.
What you must (In at first Ilii‘ nigh
force of character you will later be
able to do through force of habit-—
iBoston Transcript.
BL‘I‘KNS AND ITCHES
APPLY SL'LPHI'R
Just. the moment you apply Men-
tho- Sulphur to an itching burning;
or broken out skin. the itchiz.
stops and healing begins. sms a Lot-i
ed skin specialist. This sulphur pre-
-paration made into a. pleasant coid
cream. gixes such quick relief. men
to tier) eczema. that nothing has etcx
Because of its germ destroying
properties. it quickly suiniucs the
. cools the irritation and nails?
skin in place of ugly crop-l
pimples or roughness. l
You do not have to wait for inn)
nrmcment.1tquickiy shorts You'
can get .i iiltic jar of Mentho Sulphur,
at am drug store. i!
s'inootli
lions. i‘;'sli,
Ho Ashes lie Carrying
0? Heavy Coal’And
Wood HoiSmoke
You can now have real comfort
and ease in cooking “ithout muss
' and fuss of mhes and dust, of coal
and uoocl piles and carrying. Install i
the right Oil cook stove
Nesco Perfect
This stove burns kerosene. The
at and chimney are so made
as to produce a very hot and
perfectly blue 6.: me that is
right up under the utensil.
the Rockw cave non-
, turntable wt it cannot creep or
= stick, oil cannot see p Lnto the j _
‘ chimney cubes. Properly operated you
2 will have adpdfectly clean, dry , sweet 1
. chimney an burner. .
‘ Drop in to our storo .
Let us show you inst how this wonder- _
' ful stove operates andbowitwilloavcyou.
. time and enemy. '
Self Service
Shoe Store
One Step from Corner
8" North Main Street,
South 'Noiwalk -
to a bottle containing three.ounces
of Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for a. few cents.
“in.
bleach, and complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem-
ctricken with smallpox. Result: vac-1w
Bur the
' and worm sienna out
day and see how freckles.
pint of the best freckle and tan -
and how :1
AUTO‘ 3 REP iAIRIN' G.
. ' WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
.M"
Fred Hai
52 Meadow Street
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Condensed Milk. Ca'i .
Pork :1 1d Beans. L5. ..
Cans . . .. ............. we
Flour, All Startinecl Braids
Per Bag ............. ti.”
Toilet Tiesue, 7 RCZIS 25c
A. STULL
24 Cottage St, East hermit
luto Bodies, F e u deli
Lamps. Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
Old Friends at the 0.11
Price 3
The Old We‘ll 5c Cigar all
r the Perfecto Bouquet,
at 10¢.
W03
ilteeriizgfl1 on 0 d
mgr-Willey are ill" imam
made It mt pricl.
I
x
If You Were Forty
Years Old t
“Ml
experience would have usl
You What the
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
undieds 0f ‘03::
“It pays to I“
to“ 38m“
gi noun “a l
par} 1C1}!
is teaching h
people. That is
how."
Many of our pro
are business
minent
chool
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