may, MAY 41. m5
'oy Scouts
Notes
II. IIII; ranso-
Hummus.
, .. :ool turn every dey.
[[01 p 50. 0
; Scouts
i lur the
. ..- >'« out: under tho di-
Wiche
and refuse
. ~i Norwalk Cemetery
i-‘red Wilcox.
~~ .‘. hunger and Deniei
lmudcr Earl
l .l porn
.Ing;
-..w no king on e pe-
. lhv :voop being oi-
., , IIrots under the lead-
Ironworthy. loyel. help-
klnd. obedi-
. 1‘ ”my, breve. cieen end
reported for
-y morning to dis-
"Ciesn-up
. . l'dll’Ol leader Jeck
w i'imip Wilcox, Bert
ax. iinwurd ballad.
and Candidate Starr
7.“
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eese-msy be. , A
Huey cesdidetes have
on the tester.
some Friday evening.
Troop No. 0.
the meeting.
seys we ere 0. K.
The Scouts ere then divided
two groups.
bendege contest with troop
“2.
knots in diiferent combinetions.
been en-
rolled, end there are shoot 15 scouts
It hes been aid that ‘music heth
chsrms to soothe the some besst;’
it you don‘t believe it come eround
end beer our drum corps rehearse
"’21:”. April 37th. Scouts or troop —-—'——‘—— '
o. assembled at their meeting‘ 'I'rou W hen
room in Winnipeuh school. ble Fouows
Minster London and Assistsnt
Geoutmsster Csliehen hed charge of
The Scouts then were given e drill
in innings end it was s good thing to
heer Asdstsnt Scoutmsster Cellshen's
crisp commends end to see everyone
of the scouts obey them promptly. He
into
One group consists of
the scouts who ere to be in roller
No. 8.
These scouts show how much speed
csn be obteined from s roller band-
The other group is the mein
body end heve e speedy time tying
Scouts then discussed petrol colors
end else the subject of overnight
hikes.
every scout to equip himself prove!!!
{or overnight hikes. He expects to
hsve troop Fe. t hishbelllug through
the country in short order. Iver!
Scout wents this expectation to come
true in shout three weeks.
Scouts then repeated oeth end were
distill-ed. This shows thet troop
nine is to beeshiningstsr.
Divorced Folks Marry
CLEVELAND, Hey L—It you mer-
ry e divorced person. the chences are
your metrimonisi bsrk will hit the
rocks, according to Judge George 8.
Adams. at the Cleveland Juvenile
Court. Judge Adsms nss passed upon
thousands of csses of conjugsi in.
felicity. in his yeere on the bench.
"if e women cen'c live with one
rnsn. she isn't going to mehe e suc-
most cases." Judge Adams ssid.
"or course. in cases where the hue.
bend deserts his wife for no legitimste
reason. the rule doesn't epply. but
most divorces ere the result of petty
quekeis in the home.
"The rule eppiies to max es _weil
l
oess of married lite with soother in
mouth isn' t thet wey.
/
Mel. Ad 7.
An open mindissllrlglltif'your
m. NERVOUS m
Are the directceuloofmmp-
vines- in om- homes: that condition
irritstes end weer- upon the husbesd
end often ruins e child's W
This condition of the mother is of-
ten due to some weehneee which
makes her entirely unfit to pertorm
her household duties end beer the
strain upon her nerves that governing
children involves. Every mm '1”
finds herself in this condition should
remember that statistics prove thet u
out o! evevy 100 women who suffer
from femele ills exp helped by Lydb.
E. Pinhhsm's Veeetsble Compound,
snd lose no time in giving it e
fur
immicrs Earl Wick: V
,: Saturday night this
,, I u-w or second cinss
Each Scout.
triangular,
are
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u- l‘4 lIl.
brill! ills
Ii.ll 'l't‘n lt‘rlm t,
' .» III-or future.
.. 2. loan-lip week" end
. or “ncks but they
a":ood turn week"
"wing m make it every
I i: \pii'fillon and induce-
hedge
who
each
.H‘filit who succeeds in
.. mum-Ii to weer the
I. “wk or month. es the
turns a small
. l to the scout
lust good turn
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‘1’..- all the new VICTOR
RLCORDS FOR MAY.
.~\.J.Collins Co.
70.72 No. Main Street.
$10.00
orchid and white.
('er £65!
Store closes daily at 6. o'clock.
Irresistible eretheColore
(Torch, a brilliant red, verdi, a vivid green, wil-
low, almost like the new almond shade, ambcrglow,
a half way color between orange and tangerine.
{l'bcrc are Peking and pcriwinkie blues, silver, fawn,
'Arab, which is a rich dark henna, delicate shell pink‘,
Dark navy blue and black also
included. Sweaters are in Tuxedo and Slip-over
styles, many in fancy weaves, blocked, striped and
crepey effects which add much to their beauty. The
slip-covers have deep V-nccks. Every sweater is of
pure fibre silk, and the colors are such as will match
up with wool or silk sports skirts.
$10.00
Beonlien'deerlyFridsymol-ning
Sizes 36 to 42.
C02 D I» Reduce
An Extraordinary Sale
of Sweaters
Every one Pure Fibre Silk
Warm days are inst around the corner, so
why delay In buying a smart, stylish sweater
—et a wonderful price. The only way for
women to really know what these sweaters
are is to come in and personally examme them. After one feels the thick, heavy.
quality of the silk, sees the adorable colors, the fancy blocked and striped elfi
feats, then the true value 15 quickly recognized.
Second floor.
Near Tee Room lintrencs.
nu’llincry on Friday and
would last longer.
ostrich.
sci or rubber.
Announcing
1m: NEW
BIRD OF PARADISE
I) [SIGN IN
(_ 'ommunity Plate
hat could be more Ip-
‘ Iriate as a wedding gift
a -6- piece silver WM
‘ ..I this design.
" w the famous Ls Tunes
faaaagifittothobnde.
Atkina’ Jewelry
Store . ‘
123 Wsshhgt. " 7,,
A Notable Offering in Hats
'A special purchase from a large and well known
New York house enables us to give some attractive
Saturday. Considering the
tempting value it would hardly ybe expected they
Smell Hat- and Large Hat's.
Fine Milan: and Milenawith silk and crepe.
Her-choir Hate with novelty feathers.
lulien Milena with a single swirling droop 'of
Clocl'lee with small hand made flowers of lir
Much variety, much rich coloring.
$9.95
Second floor.
dooks‘for Boys and Girls
“5011!;
tsdthatmsybeindln
may-six shades-
.._sp|enaldfarsnmmer
Ribbons
'A big assortment in‘
wide fancy ribbons
suitable for sashes,
bats and fancy bags.
Narrow ribbons for
lingerie.
Plaid ribbons
hair bows.
Ribbons for w r i s t
watches. -
- its}: to see. the latest
Paisley designs a n d
colorings that sell at
“Rides
flotation}
_ putuperpnmyforus
...by the -
Hill‘ .flark
for‘
..m, m “.mmoxnoos.
.
KEEP THE PRICES 5
DOWN
Everybody ought 'to be- interested . .
in that subject "
, We are
.We’re' fryingto keep down tile prices
on good clothes '
a ..We’re‘ am if by eliminating every,
‘ unnecessary item in overhead; by,
selling on narrower margins of profit
Hart Scliaifn‘er '88 Marx are doing tlie
same things in the making of their
fine clothes
You’ll get more yalue
.We’ll get; more volume—
Great things for both of us
Rogers E9” Stevens
Two Stores
N orwalk_ South Norwalk'
Schultze’s Week-E nd Specials
—-—-
PURITAN SKINNED BACK HAMS. 25c Ib‘.
Smoked Shoulders . . 13b lb. 1 Dixie Bacon 18c iii.
FreshShoulders.........l4cih.
LegsofLamb ...........-32clb.
PrimeRibRoast.....22c,28ch.
VeaICuuet.............38c1b.
Shoulder Steak.........16c lb.
Bread & Butter Pot Roast, 22c lb.
FbreQuartcrslhmb 18c lli.»
RibRoast,_Boned&Roued,32clb.
LoinVealChops.........35clli.‘
ShoulderPotRoast 14c lb;
Runigoneal..........-25clb.‘
“mumps ......35¢lb.
Intimacy .... 450 lb.
Limb M .......... 150 lb.
mm 16c 1».
Raw '3‘“ .I‘...... ma.
sbm'm .........a.b.
momm......rcn.}
www.me. iii
Emprotlougflotoflem
1mm .........,mno mlfival....oo.o..1‘cm. m1”!¢m..1u~..a _
wm‘eeeees'sseembo om’ma....o..38°mu mmw..-m‘l g
Fancy Fowls......-..... 35c lb. 1 YoungRoastIngClnckens,38c&
YoungHen-Turkeys .................... 45c lb.
5.
Schultze s Sanitary Markets
um”. ”swam—unseen ave. an wmoros er. sesosw
\
a ' ,7 Vin—1.7 g;
amount .,
Fresh Frurts and V :1 __ ‘
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