--
=(Continued- £16:an One) ‘
movement has been‘deflnitely fostere
.. " county or local committeemen in th
organ Industry Threat- 1'
community work 0 the Y. M. C. A
4
cued by ”Delay of Tariff.
,, ‘nctment of a bill adequate to protect stantialiy 9to raise the standard 0
i, .Oonnecticut industries. the Manufac- camp programs.
. turera‘ Association of Connecticut, in In View of the inquiries concerning,his request that he might pay for
~ a‘jmlletin issued yesterday. urges that camps received by represents ivees 0
those dependent upon industry recog— ““3 Y‘ 4‘“ C- A" i“ ““5 countrY- 13-5311 companion. Saito Taim. were
raise their danger and throw their in- I" Saxton. 0f the-Fairfleld County Y-v t0 have. . 'A
.flnenco toward the speedy enactment 3" C' A" makes the {01”ng sug'l Amidst the pail 0f impending
.0: .m adequate mm nmasure_ Fam gestions to parents and others inter- Qdeath the Japanese and the Italian
«feat down to their last supper. They-
.Miution directors sum: that im—' ”The value to children Of ontr‘doon'ate heartily 0f steak. fried pots-
:ing in the accomplishment of this. the 98“,”:
. . _ ,activitles is‘ greatly enhanced when toes coffee and ice cream. .
ms 3:121 mefll‘texn‘sev'tlol 51111:}; agneif:dté tliesc activities are under the guidance Nnnziata. had a. few dollars to
i, " k t' gr 1 ’ '00d 0 rent that of leaders who are skilled in direct-1mg credit at thg. prison and spent
" ‘ Stuffing-ital)»; gpefult swsiligbc m" in in” a program “him“ by ”00‘ 0‘ ex' ’it all on the meal. Warden Law’s
cleaned 'meonncm situation ‘which pcricncc, aids ill an all-round develop- gaiways _ grants such afavofs -to the
. ' ) ' ‘ ’ ~ , . u
[will be particularly disastrous to Con- In?!" or phySlcai mental and 8"“.qu ,men duomed to die. but he “5113 y
f. cilitics.
necticui. industry. '1
m a. meeting of the executive com-
; well to determine the follow” :
.mittee and board of directors or the' mg
for character-bull lin r an 1 h h?
' New Haven on Monday. and called cs- ..2. ( 'L ( ealt
.‘pecially for the. consideration of the
{present tariff advisory committee of
mil" 3 well‘mermins.r novice?
'ihree with Horace B. Cheney of Chen- I
record?
“chirmnn. The other members or the
VPi'esident are P. L. Gcrety of Derbvlgms who attend?
on Charles 1". Rockwell of Maiden, ~-
'tn (LL'CUi'llililC'l‘ with the wishes of;
the. Board and I'I‘x‘i'vlltlvv Committee
”also expressed at that meeting. the
fluention of members of the Manu-
" res' Association of Connecticut
131%; directed to a statement is-
m by the American valuation .-'is- is cm or um methods or approach to
motion concerning the Very critical'hoys anal young men based on the
budition of the tariff bill and the- ne-l organization of groups having a com-
.quity of discriminating information mon. vital interest. '
, mi‘the urgent necd‘oi‘ protection for “We have found." he states. “that
leaner-icon industry. ix“ thf» boy in camp is unusually receptive
MJCE MAY FORCE TURKISH stimulate healthy interest. create in-
VVOMEN T0 DRESS ALIKE illritlvc. and develop social character
CONSTANTINOPLE. July 2.]. —~ and determination to lead lives of
Some optimistic and determined Turks Christian usefulness. So these camps
are attempting to persuade the wom- help to llllllll strong. clean men for
Y en 01' the land to adopt a standard tll" future. That is a purpose with
, form of (11—935, Optimistic. because which ("rm-yont: will sympathize and
Turkish women sevm no more inclin- in thc achievement of which we in-
edrto \chr a uniform than would "”0 “\T‘I‘F'OHP'S co‘opcration."
their sisters of London. Paris and N. w
York, and determined llQCflllS" the
Committee de la Mode is thinking of
calling upon‘ lho police for ii"!!! in
carrying out its plans. I
”\Vhere are the womcn who would
consent to have imposed upon ’ll‘lll
L.»_ » an antique and strange coMlllllv found
today only in museums?”'is one of til-3
questions hurled (it tho rclormvrw.‘
' ,"'Where is the woman ,who would rc-
" commend such a coslume to (mother?
Can a Turkish woman of olxl world
,. l: Siambonl (ll'F-SS like a modern llnnmim :
‘ . or aristocratic Perri? Nationalist l‘nn-
”F. atlclsm is on cxcellr-nt thing. but only
‘wlthin limits?’ " -
The committee. in answer to those
'nnd sundry othnr attacks, has an-
_.- pounced ‘darklv ibis working on a
. scheme to put over its project. thr- ap-
plication of which will ho placed in
.the hands of the municipal police. ‘
1,; llllllll DESlfiNS Al
-* llflllllliilll’i PLEASE: .‘_
No matter what the occasion where"
flowers are needed in design form the
' ..Morrison Greenhouses, (Joseph F.
VMeckel. Prop... are in a position to
1‘" furnish very artistic eflects. The
«quality of the stock used isolways oi"
the best. Plan for :l. better display
of zperennials next season and plant
now Full line of choice perennial
stock now 011 band (they are in pots).
> An "auto delivery feature here is a
thing that is very satisfactory in every ‘
my. Morrison Greenhouses, 58 Van
' 121116! St. Phone 1400.—5AdV. f
wholesome and :unplc?
“'l.——IFX the camp accessible?”
seasonal purl 01‘ life year-round pro-
gram of the cmmty Y. M. C. A” and
ing. E
by‘ the hundreds of business and pro- '
ressional men; representing all parts ‘ foreprairgfgayers A119 1
of the Statc.~-Who have been active as
in whichepecial attention is given to ”"Ask Taiz
- -thc boys aud’g'irls in rural centers and going to June. This «is on me.
mm“ that the most serious sections, The reSult. in the opinion.The last‘ time_ we‘eat} 1"Put the
. menace which now confronts Ameri- of many o‘bservers. has been notVonly steak .0" the fire. Warden. *
*z. on industry is the delay in the en- to enlarge camp— facilities but Sub-l In these words Peter Nnnziata.
“In the selection of a camp it is", Taizo renounced Buddhismv for
"I.-——I. tl — ’ ‘ -
"Manufacturers Association held in5 Q ‘9 camp run for profit or his death With Dr. Ohori. :1 Japan
I—sls the camp director a trained. Nunziata was visited by- hirmother
experienced worker with juniors, or
. ":i.———Hzis the cum asatisfactor - .
as? Brothers. South» Muncllster, . as p y Cashin. prison chaplain
“4.——\Vliat is the. type of boys or FREDERICK S. CAMP
n.-—Is the watcr and food supply
Mr. Saxlou points out that the opw
oration oi' summur camps is only 11'
to suggestions and activities which}
Needlework
“ROYAL SOCIETY”
Latest novelty for embroider-
“Jackson” spring back fly swat-
ter, sufficient floss to complete
the embroidery, and instructions
for making.
- 86 WASHINGTO STREET
-x..«-------o------- .
d
e: Executed in SingSing? .
‘7
, the jap. " what he’s
f 'nihetcen. .whe went to the electric
chair at Sing Sing last night, made
I
f ‘the last supper he and his death
{bears the expense.
'Christianity and walked stoically to
ese “Protestant minister.
‘and rather early in the afternoon. He
'walked to the chair with Father
N A)”: D SUPER VI SR
of the public schools of Stamford, has
been engaged by the State Board of
Education to act as supervisor of cic-
mcntal'y education at a salary of $5,-
000. lie will begin his duties Sept-
ember 1. The appointment ,was ap-
proved yesterday by U": board oi' con-
trol. -
“'EBER AND FIELDS REL‘XITEIL
XEW YRKSJuh- :31.——-J0c \Vc-ber
and Low Fields. Dutch comedians.»
who won fu'mc during the days of
Tony Pastor and who became estrang—
ed more than ten years ago. have been
rvnniiul. Announce-maul to this of-
fect. made last night. by :1 vaudeville
circuit. added that the tcnm would he-
gin rehearsals for :1 new rcview this
month.
Frederick S. Camp. superintendent
. , ,. Mfi» f Hard toFajth
:" Whate’er “bead. to faith hold fast, .
,, For faith'once lostrkope‘camtilast.
It is hard to hold inst to faith.
when strange things which you 08!!— g ‘
not understandstnll‘happen. ‘Itrwas
so with Peter Rabbit. One never-1:0—
be-forgotten afternoon just before
shadowtime Farmer Brown'sBox £81318 : “
'~ 'to ‘the pen where Peter was a. Pris“
oner, and fed him some daintles of
which 'he was very iond."Then~w1th-
. ‘nut warning he pickqd Peter up and
put him in a. covered basket. .
Peter was frightened. Of course
he didn‘t knowvw‘hat a basket Vi“-
There-was just room enough for him
in it mad "that who all. With the ‘
' cover down of course he could see
nothing. ‘He felt himself Ill-ted and
that. 783“: him a quest feeling. He
heard the gate of the henyard slam
and .then he knew that he was hung
earned somewhere. .
All sorts of dreadful fihoughfi
crept into Peter‘s *hesd. What was
Fox who. d visited Peter nearly _
every night to try to tease him, had that basket.
vhinted that Farmer Brown's Boy was
gains to began whim now? Raddy lIt wasn’t altogether comfortable in
Mg, JULIE;
1 k 1»
. «.
l . ' mm; DISTANCE TRUCKING
, p mm- “”7332: for ‘Qilmfidgrg
. “mammalian So. Norwalk, mm
... ,0 fl, 1ij?!” on 291me Phonu Gotham
. .Ro'IoN POINT PAR,
‘” - Dancing Evenings 8:15 to 11:30
‘BiVito’s Famous Orchestra _
<' D‘INING— CAS—INO
- French and American Cuisine
,FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
-A.mpie Parking Space
500 Bath Houses \
ON SALE " JUNE 2151‘
getting him fat so that he Would
it~bo that now Farmer Brown’s Boy I know it. I know it. But oh
hora he was being taken to another there.”
pr
where 'he would never see any of his that basket. In the first place
old friends again. wasn’t room to turn around.
Peter 3 little. ,O/ften'he had heard carry it steadily. (bound on they
Farmer Brown's Boy whistle and he Peter heard How“: the Hound
when Farmer Brown'slioywsahnwl, he could have had he had his
and somehow he couldn’t believe that outside.
How Peter did long to peel) out Peter mournfuiiy. “I wonder
there wasn’t a chance. It seemed to back.”
him that djourney never would end.
He wants it to and, at he didn’t
want it to end. You is he ludn't basket dorm. Peter thought
thhe lei“: didead wigs: iflolildlhrfil on
wenti n. uttebny .20
he could doe was to cling hard to apex. But in 3 m°mmt 1"
mm. P“
"It is going to-be all right. It is
going to be All right." Peter kept
saying over and over to him-cl.
“Farmer Brown’s Boy is a friend. one.
I know he is a friend even if he has (“D’H‘m' 1”" h’ 9‘ w‘ n“"‘°"’
kept me a riaoner. Re is a friend
of all the 1?
Forest and the _reen Meadows. Re Glad Surprises.”
make a better dinner for him. Could won’t let any real harm come to me.
was taking him away to kill him? I do wish I knew where we are going,
Peter-shivered at the thought. Pcr- and what will happen when we_ get
ton. ‘ Perhaps he was being taken It wasn't altogther comfortable in
Farmer Brown's Bay was whistlin too, it was very unsteady. alth
new. Somehow that whistle cheer Farmer Bmwn’s Boy did his heath
had noticed that it was nsvally when ing and it sounde¢ very. very far
Former Brown’s Boy wax doing some may. That was bemuse incide that
kindly deed. Anyway it was always basket Peter couldn’t hear as well.“
Farmer Brown’sBoy could be happy "It must. be that he is taking no
11' he'mplanningto do him anyham. way, way off somewheie,” thought
and see where they were going! BM will ever be able to find in)? way
Once Farmer Brown’s Boy let the
this was the end of the journey and
he dreaded to have the: . basket
1: min and on they went.
Peter d‘ul3 his very bcst to cling fast
to faith in Farmer Brown’s Boy, but
the farther they wont the harder it
tile' eoplc of the (inch The next story: "The Gladden: of
For a Limited Time
Wear - Ever
s ‘ S-Quart A
. Aluminum Preserving Ken;
for only
1.49
Cover $0 Extra
dear,
there
Then,
a! hit.
bur-k-
head
ifI
that
WEI ‘
FLY SWATTER.
ach envelope contains one
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE nunmxo
JULY CLEARANGE SALE
Is now in full swing. Don 3t fail in take advantage of this
0
Money Saving Event.
SANDALS—ALL COLORS—$2.95.
J
- . 9
orselezte S
The Corseiette is an ideal SEEN ' , 1' z w 3.» ‘
during the. Warm \vcutllcr and is equaiy _ . : .~- 6:71.
ing corset.
These are plain and pink brocade, lili- ' ‘ “ “
50c Each. . g: g
a'- ’al'nr'aV'nr'nM'In ""- ’5' 'afl‘v v‘l'-1-"y’- ’av av!
‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘s‘\‘\- .wu
.ll
ll
ll. t ‘
(twain.
»L~ifl‘oé
W
I
ll
-.- 'I.’ 1"": tour- 'm‘y '
Daily Service
Hanson “Steamboat Line, Inc.
Between Pier 12 East River, Foot of Wall Street, New York
and-Steamboat Dock, So. Harwell:
Lowest Rates—~Claims Promptly Adjusted ‘
All Shipments Govered by Marine Insurance
Door Delivery If Desired. -
Telephone 1085 {Nor-walk.
WOMEN’S SH S
At Greatly Reduced Priceséflew Going 2011 ':
M £9" ’QBEl’aCkén-l
'_ scum ”7 «caviar
fetal-o Open, Marshall-a- , -
and hose supporters at front and sides.
J. I Malletie
’88 Washington St. South Nomllli
By F. H. Nash -, > ,
THE NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN C
' Aim to Do Goad Work at a Fair Price
' . > TRY US .
Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and Heatmg g
' I ' W Duro. Systems _
> ‘No. 2 Flax Hill Road, Corner North Mam
c
_ - Sir.
i ’An endless variety of bié and little clufirs, root-i
settees, tables and handy iitflerpieces. "RFECT‘GN ':
WE SELL'RED MAR VAPOR OIL STOVES AND P:
. ’ - - ES
y 89’ Navy Sales Co ~ 9-:
.A , . r — _ ' 9!
”938‘ mm. STREET Phone428 NORWALK, CONN. £_~
‘ U U. 8. Navy ARMY , $3.50 Packer Grain Army WOO] 3,: =
HAMMOCKS ggNCrgg’g SCOUT SHOES BLANKETS s:
j . 16-05. lDuck . $59 e ~ $225 $295 ' 9»!
$2.19 ' " v ‘ $20.00 New 5-;
. ~ Q ~ JULY SPECIAI‘S W33: 3531: T a];
, $6.50 M Norfollf — For -— _ ' Complete H
= .‘SPORTS SUITS SATURDAY AND MONDAY $12.00 ".
- . V_ $4.95 . ‘_ 0n __ . Size 7x7 9’ f
.. ” Camping Outfits and Vacation Needs $5.00 Pure Wool ' g; .
Athletic , ' NAVY SHIRTS $1.50 Athletic
*mATlst-r and DRAWERS UNION SUITS ' LOUSES .-
$1.45 . 45¢ “each 69c
Campers’ Needs Specially Priced 59c
Navy Middy
$2.95. _ ,
SAILOR HATS
recs Kits > ........ Sgt: Grills ..... ' $1.25 .'
mves. .......... c Picks .......... Arm " ‘
#_ Canteens 39c Ration 8.19.. ”“22: y -' 1'
J “up! Meat Cans ..... . 10c Dispatch Case . .. . 39c , quum ' A i
H $2 39 Hatchete 69c Foot Powder 10c BARS ,‘ '-
‘ o ’ _> . Scout Saws .. 950 Cock Stoves $3.45 ~» " "I' 4'» ‘
SP'f‘E’eS ........... 69c Khaki Breeches .. 95c ' " / 85c. ‘ 7 ._
Utsllty Bags .. . .. 29c Tennis 'Ball's . . . 25c ‘ .' 77'
Knapsacks ....... 95c Safety Razors 59c " v '-- ’7 m"
_ ,1 _ Flrst Ald Klt 10c 35c Shnfing‘Ci-elm 150 ' 35‘
m5 Hip and Knee ' 30th Hits ......“ 294:
7 Boots ....... . 33.45 s. c: Knives ..r.
Vacuum Bottles $1.00 Jim-SEW
'n.-. .3.
SPORT SHOES?
l 95c _ " ’~
mm TENNIS and - $4WBAE‘HING
, film's
'- 1 ”Remit-gt'bluotmr‘
’.
‘V’
i§ Sale of Men’s 5 and. Boys ‘ [j .. 5
'OILW-STDVEB WITH on WITHOUT ovENS
1;.) Raymond 69° Son
. , " FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
mmnmm ._ , 3°“
Norwalk Chronicler