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fiIi‘iOSIC DIRECTORY.
- in Chapter’ 510. 33. n. A. M-
W 135;; in Masonic Temple. South Main
faucet. the 2nd and 4m 'ruomays rot
«etch month at 3 o'clock. July and
mméum exmtpmd. Al:1 Il.n$&:iasons
‘7“: ’ ml fraterna. .y 1 1 . ‘
' ’L “Fania“: a .. p. DECKER. H. P.
> f ‘ 'F. S. LYOX. Secretary.
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‘ '4: “AS I l". '
It (ix-aggrnorwl that the ("xermSB Go};
brnmcm. dun-airing; of us mmncw
situation. has about come to the (ton;i
dusion that. aftu- all. it might as “ft
admit bankruptrgx- antl turn 15
finances owrvto its creditors. the A ‘
“altomlng um Germans the-11359617335
have done, flat-ms to ht: ziccomollShing
anything. Paw»: mom 1: was prime.
1n> V9.53. (illz‘ualillr‘s. to ‘jkevp business
golnz.” until finally busJ-ssvwnsclog:
zed (with almost. wonhlgéss currency.
'l‘hv WiMl: (varnmcsnt was an t,
to tum nwvr its stack of «rgoldd z
Fmocw for n-paraelon pnymeuts nus
this year. {rpm iv: will. lacking 31
slender gold reserve. l‘ne
-'.' mat-m v.
rgizfgmlnmn credit has sunk (lovivncr
F and lewer. Thus. in 3.1 last doggy-.305
effort to Slaw- off C(‘J‘lifnififf, In», 2;“
ernmc‘nt startled printing pulwr $101263
at a lmwrish rate. “11“] tlic pnfnu a;
went ow Strikif. Aim flu;- Ql‘ic.~ct g :}‘e
new paw/r 11(41ng was to sen deg
5mark to the. lowwatflxvoint yet recor .
J’LEFSXESS.
v
fi'ilfing"
German.
'ould mugpst». As a
biter 01’ f:1§hi0ns,ami murals m Zion
City. has corm: forward will; :1 519m
dictum. The women of Zion City 5123?]
not wear knickgrs. and "isiinfii who
violatu this rule HILL“! suffer along
Tm: Allic-s could lmnlly (10 any
worse with German finance than the
‘Germmw them
ntht make ’ . 1 . _, ‘
man: at Mam if Grout Luium “are
given. a. frm: hunk}. The. conduct of
.firitiall linunf’p s3
'bwn tin: :ulmira
world-wag scum-l ul
many's h ,
fl 1 flmlplc. 'l‘lu'rh
' ' Germany. it they wen:
aged.
- Trouble we
i ‘the fact. that
" .m mad-3 rmswr .
V Sher obligmiuns w:
3 _ up of? Chmmuny in
2» .7 ’ trivia. and the Aliivs.
I 1 might be unwilling topermit that.
11 may rWsoll'c: itself into the same
old disillusioning’ Storyrr
‘modern imluslrlu
a war ,c'mmnt by any p
are get Enough from
Jor the Curd 0
Killing. though.
lion of flu:
'l'lfllS :md :ahh- (n mvet
herstandiug am
" to prevent war.
MW-.. M"...
LONG LIFE.
Jolln Shell. who (“I'll rcr‘ontly.
insuring livml more that
beyond tlu- limit. of four
the nszllmisl. .~\a1¢l.('vrl::inl::
“ conspicuous:
trade-cl his wish-nu: to tho
134 swim.
cognition as :1 biological
no othllr' rémwm. Ami
vitality cmnpnrnl ”with y‘VhiCh
. Niger of our
- “insignificant.
. ffihell's
" him.
7 scurity and r
”-almfiat the whole. of that period.
”grew to
' among the nations of the'earth,
' great books
not active enough to suffer boredom.
-
1han John Shell.
' scnooi. 310nm.
noel authorit
m {’0 workman it.
1.... We? WW Amw—
whom" motlon we m8 “WW“ ‘3‘
412216 mg
llmut ll}?- lmilding w»
it? in com r01"
thal in gills;
1 world the winner of.
radial: proced-
the loser to [my
f \vin'mng. It 18.3mm:-
to prove that with final-
' . ' - ' 1 un-'
Qty. It hrlps along tlu gynrra ,
1 organization needed
Much has lwmx much- of the age of
after
1 half zroentury
Shore got by
it was a
:mhim‘pnn-ni lo have pro-
lnmzth of
That rejn'll Cl'rFCl‘VCS m-
l'uct. if for
it lwszw-nks ll.
the
champion :xlhlctm: is in~
Yet thaw is nn indication that
lL-nglh of days mount much to
He livwl u' primitive life. in oh—
lmllnlll-Ss ln’ dulueys, for
VVhile his oounlry was born and
maturity and waxwl mighty
and
science mmlv more wonderful pro-
gress than it had madc- previously‘ln
2,000 years. and great wars came, and
wow written and great
A“ buildings were erected and graat pic-
planes pulmml 'Ulll great music 'com—
" posed, and the wlmlr» farm of clvilizr-d
11% was chungml. Jolm Shell comm-
ued to dell in his; momiitajn hut. fol-
lowing tlw same cimplp routine of life.
seeing fgrw' pooplo and thinking row
lhough’rs. with the days and years rolls
“mg along. 0720 almost like anothm‘,
'xmtil life itself 11mm have become one
, Mug monotony. Lift: might have born
ed Shell. but very likely his mind was
"We live in deeds. not years." “’9.
Jive in thought. feeling. experience
’7 find achievemznt. many 21' man still
young has liveddncompambly. longer
ill Hays told the National Educa-
Association that moving pictures
'10}: are “pedagogically sound" can
Lmadelfor use in the school room it
I ‘ leg and motion picture
o‘ducérs will collaborate for the pur—
ybse. He ledged the co-opegation oi
the’pictur fraternity: 31ml suggested
that the {association cheese 3. compute
vital? 2388'.
W 9955214
- ; m. Straw _
BLAKEETS AND KNICKJ‘ZRS.
Once more \‘i’ilbur Glenn \‘olivu. mu
. . .. Theygwith local ol‘l‘vnders. Iliis: mil that
lav-Wes lune don... .. . 11w Salim; of that. community are
(tonsillvrnblf’ imDIO‘F’sC-quipyiml With blankets in which hold‘
knitkenwmrors art: to km mn‘vlopc‘d
.;'Lr-'.'r,»-'-" "
:u-n the :zrlnis-trtit-c'has; as U‘ "x 'r' hul ”WU” ‘0 NHL
business
\‘olix'n. must be- krpt rumor busy.- is-
,suing nltimntums in re 3rd. to flu I er
1:} prnl‘stuhiu ml G""‘ l garmentS. l;ol)'l)I-t§ hair int} other rial-
as been unanuml and ““1“?" ; em tnndenrins of feminism drrrsg. (1m?
aur- grmxl rnsourc’l‘fi 1“ igmmol l)“iD wondr-t-ear; whietl‘zor t‘zxn
propm’l." "m“'.proxmrtion of knickerdl lzullws in his.
Lpart of the world won't im-rmsn;
uld comm llowC-l‘r'r- “0m about as’ steadily as evorywhore (1:404-
Gvrmmvy’flmm hardly lin the lfniutvd States. ’
l
! DaflyRadio Program
(sum {5. Tux-«“Busintzis umi hyéustrial
Tzlw y. Inn—Sharia from lite S
7:1“l p. m.»~—“i’.our§d the \Vorld Tarps."
53:00 p. m.-—-Concwl Limit-r the filter»-
..... - .... .4. - __._......-....
. A man who has triiui it says you car)“
dlisl’l‘y and £30490!"‘curti insomnia by “making-your mind
a Mani-c.“ Now Wt: umlprsnmd why
801210 of nur friends never senior from
Insomnia. ‘
..
Now. wouldn‘t it 140 n‘joke on tho
canntrl‘ if the can! strike were setllml
and just than lhss railroad strike tied
up «ml transportation? A labored
joke, though.
Poopln who live in glass Hons-ragga”-
throw all the stones they want to if
an English discovery of “rubber glass"
proves practicable.
Wow—fl
Yes. work 1115113109 you hot; lmt thr-
fellow who knocks off 1306111159 ll‘.‘
thinks it‘s-{no hot to work lms moth-
in: to do but native how hot ii is.
DA X Bl ,' KY "00 STE RS' OI'TLVG.
Entertaining Program l’rnmiml for
Annual I’ivnic at Hot-Inn? Point.
Lluch ink-rest is being Shown by
nwmbors 0f the linnlmrj: Roosters'
club of Dunlmry. in the tlllr'rlahnuul
outing: of. the organizmion. which will
be 1101:} at Dorlnn‘s point “'ednesday
afternoon, July 19. Plans have been
cmmwlvlfinl by a committvw «insisting
of Promise S. Haynes. chairman. T.
Clark {Hull and L. 0. Terrill, am] it is
Pxpvclml that ovér onn lmn-‘lrcd
.members of the club and {hair gu’ests
will attend the picnic. 4 '
The club will hold its ‘rogular
whekly luncheon at the Hotel Gran
and will tlwn “pilF- in" about twenty-
fivo cars which will form a procession
and will keep in lint- all’ the way to
the outing site. Large banners hear-
ing: the words. "Annual Outing. Boos-
ters” Club of Danbury" will be hung
on the («MS of the loading: can help.
in: to advertise the town along the
line of march. Each picnicker,mo
matter What age or station. will wear
a. Téglllzlfion skull cap of the bright-
(fest hue the committee can arrange
or.
At Tlorlon's Point. :1 big: shore din’l
r121" will be served. followed by a
series of cute-rtainmexit features, the
Datum of which will not be divulged
until the master of ceremonies am
3:36 p. m.-’l‘hé’Yan )llstclanSisterS:
‘ Violin. “Arléclitquion.” from "Tl:
sum g1. Ju.’——S0Rg recital. by Leota E.
4:4v p. m.——Chilclrer-.'s hour. Elsie
10:3“ p. m.—-‘-Healtl1. Mrs. Anna. H.
82% p. inn—«Instruction it: T121310. Am;
rum; 1). m.¢«Cc~nc(-ct under the aus-
KNIGHTS OPEN , ‘
lights. In each corner of the doorway
is an initial—«Due is the K and the,
other C. done in electric lights.
booths are thosé used by the firemen
for their carnival on the green. .The.
general appearance of “the oarigiml
was commented upon by the urge»?
crowd that was present.
Aside from the electrical and. sap...
anese decorations there art» flags,
strung all over the grounds. The of?
nounces. them. The annual outing
basel‘yall game will be played this
year as usual and will be promoted
by John W'. Green. This contest al-
ways raises a. great deal of ,excite-
merit and thescore is, never known,
wlien the players get too exhausted
to continue. ..
Bunuing Tacos will be held .and
swn‘nmlng will be enjoyed. besides
other features; The committee would
like to hear from each person plan-
ning to go. as soon as possible.
(Tune to 350 Meters) -
c.
“‘11.. Newark (\thiugluiug). 1
Conditions in my £112th States." :15.
ubsurvcd by 3.1m National industrial
(.‘mllnwac: Board.
l. Nich-
olas )lagizzim. courtesy the Century
Company.
333' Edgar S Forbes. courtesy Theda—l
as (.1on {c SOIL .
lion 0's? Charms l). iszwcsm: ol‘. the
New York Evening Mail.
.
Jean. pianist. and China. vio ‘mist.’
Lona-e Dana: bio. I. Beah'wm:
"Melwsfreml." Kreislery "Sare—
nm‘le." Schubert: "Bullet, Music
from Rosamunrle." Sel1ubert~l<reis-
lux- :"llrokerz Melody." You Elena;
"On “’ings of Song." Mendelssohn:
"Heire- Kati.” Huhay: piano solos.
"Music Box.” Hans Barth: ‘ Prelude.-
in (1': minor." Rachmaninoff: ”Gm--
mun “‘nlzz.” Beethovezl; “\Yaim in
A Hal." Brahms.
w “7.. Manhattan (“'apximaker) .
I“i§(‘:hi‘l‘.
Jam.
llvlm-zxnwill speak on "Relaxation:
the Semi-1 m‘ Hrallh." Musical pro»
gram by the phonograph and re-
producing piano. _
WW. Fort “may. 11:. c... "’
Signal Corps: 1‘. S. A.
plea numbers.
pica-s «of the Vim. Knabe Company.
names and selectionsrwill be an—
nounced over tine raz'liophone. ”
CARNIVAL IN . \ "
éROODNERi-LOT
(Continued from First Page}
a
New booths have beam erected. The
ferings at each of the‘booths are very
excellent ones and all concessions had
a very good play. '
The few drops of rain that fellllate
in the evening caused a partofthe
crowd to leave. the grounds. but as
soon as ll: was evident thatit' wmjld' ,
not rain, the crowd returned and be} .
ganlto enjoy diself-,again. , _, W
,‘I‘heKaceysvare not charging {my
admittance to enter the grounds.
flocked‘tolhe platform Where the calf
is on exhibition and books sold for
its music on Saturday night.
nival will open agaiz; tonight.
The {moths and those in charge are 7
as follows: ' ' ‘
Blazikezs. Thomas ‘-.
Thotlluzs HUBEkfitEy;
Malone; and 3. AI. Lemma};
\‘incezit 3i<r~Quilizmz
W3 1-23 Coworau; .lmurs.
vey; silver. \Yilliam Ri‘dwm‘;
anon; baskets. Tl
umbrellas. ‘ ’Edu
Robert Slab,
dollaf
5:032. 1209;: la. Jamvs McNolly: .
isotrtlz. Edward J. Fgélluz. Thfimas I19: j
min and George iiusmll. 4‘
CellimizserewChmrmae1, H. J. Bergv
\Viiliam Horns.
“ward 3561111. Joseph Marone. Edward
Thomas
V‘l'illiam Regan.
llaione :9:er Vmcmzt Cosleiio.
EVIDENGE 1S
BOTCH'KISS
CASE LACKING
(Continued from Page One)
"aha: has {ween ,going on for saver-a1
“'0 would have to have mi.
1' some llzlh‘; party was di-
reclty implicatézl i2: Airs.
Such midi-nae at the present
tlmv “E5 liar-king.
for the very simple reason
that it has never lawn opened so far
as ”'2‘ (‘Ul‘fil'lé'f's office:
“.-\l=so‘m!>:ly m '
is concerned."
' said Mrs. Nor—
.ster of Hotchkiss.
if it were 'trué
know or his wife‘s former marriage
and divorre until am’r her body was
found at the bench and the news of
her formu‘ marriagfl and divorce be-
came Effllfll‘fl-Hy known.
“There is. not an iota of truth in
said Mrs. Edwards. who
hm- lsrothm'.
IBUJPX‘ is izzva slate of collapse as a'
velmicns of his bride's divorce 13ml
Edwards, who is in Eonsmnt attend»
Vance upon Hotclzkiss. said she
1: for him
that St cry.”
denying most
emphafimlly that slory that the re-
‘rEsaait of, his wife's tragic death. Mrs.
, comm as. a surprise to him. L
Botchkiss was
been previously
nmrrieci and divorceé."r "
* ’50“ $33331"an ’ he, Inc.
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and Sioamboat Dock,jSo. ‘Norwalll. ' _ ‘
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. iLQ‘YeSt Rates—Qlaims Prolupfly Adjusted
.- All Shipments Cover‘edhfi‘ :Matx‘iue Insurance
* HDoor Delivery If Desired.
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WE oPESoER GREATEST ASSEAL
7 NORW-ALK’S EUSIEST * CORNER
SEE om; mow DISPLATS
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
Webster 3 fine 2mm: of Emery Stock includizg 15:22, Peach .3;
Cherry Trees. Aim GrapeYilea, Ste.
. 21% also carry a 1m; line or Fertilizers and insecticides.
PLANT "EARLY‘AND' 031' AIN BEST RESULTS
-SOUTHNORWMTLQETSTS SEED STORE
The 13359231121 over the right 9!. way T. “In". '"I ’ . ‘ ’ifimh Main 51’“!
3:9sz in Harlan beltween. Ant: M. _ , _ _' ,,,,,,,,, ‘ 7
mincrelter and Carl washem. who ‘ -. _ ' ' -----
keeuis a “Siam-gm: opposite. the; prop;
am)" of. Mrs. Klinel’eiiér, was henul‘ _
laStnveeLL before Jufige Newell Jazz! '
Mags. of 2M: Superior caurt. at
Hartford} . , -
The righlE-oi‘ way extends across ‘
git-(“perry of Remy? J. Bishop. and
leads from the Connecticut turnpike .
lo the home of Mrs. -Kline£eltér. The .7
restaurant is close to the pond .and
according to the disputg. ‘Mr. ‘Wei- -
Shéit has Encouraged his patrons to
park their cars in the firiveway. am} . _
it is alleged The roadway is-gluttgd
.119 occasionally. Mrs..KlineIelter has -
protested against the use of the f
llrivoway as a parking place ahd her
_ protests have been éisregarfied.
Judge Young of the city court of
Salmford issued a. temporary-injunc-
lion‘agajust: Weisheit and his patrons ,
{tom parking cars in the driveway!
Tue hearing was on a. motion to dis-
solve. Decision was reserved. '
.
New designs .forrfall in “Royal Society" M-
ages have arrived, also several finished pieces c:—
sist you in your work.
HOTEL LEASE' DETAILS.
XEW HAVEK.Z§JuIy ’17.-.Detal:s of »
the lease of the Hotel Garde by the-
Elm City Howl Co" becamopublic
(Egan. The lease is for a. period of ; »
20 yearsataremalof $45.0G03year".,,.,“-“_.“_ ............. ---.., _____ r,”
for the first 10 years and sammo a. . ‘ . ,
year thereafter. Ach‘attel mortgage , .
on the hotel. ' furnishings to the . N ow at the
amount of $59,099 segures‘the lease. , 7 . Head Of . 7 I - U B!
. ' _ , ' . ' _. , i g ' m w“
QV‘M‘Haxn St,f0pp. Jacoby's . ‘ ,
.1/
Ice.
. . SUMMER :ESOTWEAR .
WOMEN:
Everything/Iiucluded 13' our stock, from fancy 7
sport oxfords to dressy strap pumps $5.09
HEN: ’ ' . 7 , . _ : _ n
Pientv ot'new modelspranglngirom trim plan 0:: . _;
- $3.90 to 55-
- wanderetoed' pertorated brogues .,.............. ~ {8, s
CHILDREN: , muwmr imn;;.s and ex. . -
.. .y . -; ¢ ckeu
d
7- ‘r‘fhe' muys-Knlgm_jmming car," was
admired by the large ' Crowd ~ who‘
-v-.~a--,---...;
'ltg aa‘ard. $2129 a‘utomobile“_ ls citing
yeaigfisxmodel "and. is modgrn tnrough '
out. It, is the capital. ' f
' hiya}. ‘
"f winter-Lasts in the gym
8m mag tam, '11
3'
..... ‘ .4
' ' - ' ' N ew 511301818 in s‘Bmken Lines 1
« Saw: mt
SEESSESMOSmed 16. 18 and 2'3 i0? '
.HoSSE
m
7 , ' ' ' ,Ginghm,.Ch§inhrayand Percale, in a Yal'i
7; are filmmakeaaihe-refiacfd price . .. 1: ‘
, WEEK’S -BOY§AL~ SOCIETY. STAT-TEES BRESSES. Ca"
‘ ‘ in. to 6 Sears '5..25 +.
' ' ,SESGALoyv APRONSW.
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