e
. 'RSDAY, JUNE 7, .1933-
0y Scouts
Notes
Thi‘ firout Oath
-. L“ l “1.1 do my M:
.. 1- to God end l,
._ thr- Scout low:
_ x-‘nple. st oil times:
I_ > physics“! strong.
. .amko. end moron:
i: all the scout uni-
. , .. i the Scout hedges
..H, i know sit the
~.-~~p-craft. scout-croft
‘ an.” 0: Boy Scouts,
. mmny strives to live
~ oath end low be con-
‘ iv Scout.
'1. <couimuter . N’ssh
r‘ in "splicing" which
.."l plwneing results.
9 very well for the
..‘c use the roller
‘.\lilch woo won by
, i‘llx'ol, but they hell
'“7. . 'll'ls ID.
' \ .Jvd in. very pecul-
, m the iroop‘s col-
,- :6.
n the scouts met
A to run the scout
., was from the csbin
”it avenue twice.
.n able to run the
. a flat or 20 seconds
7... six of the boys
,. were too lost. be-
- {or msny o! the
‘ I'lrrror and John
7:3. , _. mile in 13 minutes
~- -: m run the mile mill
.,...— )1 boy would rs-
., . ., um by Mr. Nests.
. . — .. won the second
.\ ' ‘\' snconds.
.. —. ~. but Saturdoy otter-
: - I. an: scuts of Troop 0.
m of Scouimuter
.5 , -..~'.illl Scoutrnss'cr
K. c‘ - rm overnight hike
' ‘ TI'LF'i‘ \VleO. Jock
i r‘:* 1: an. 1’er Wilcox.
v. -n:;. John Fey.
2 , imun l’hle. Ed-
: - _'vr\l! end Hownrd
,3 >-.- Mid been ostob—
. 4 .— Z‘H‘Jl was prepared
' r‘ the next day's
A comp iiro
u with stories wort
‘:'~'r'r. winding up
".Jl'li‘.
r ‘ '. , ,. lng. bresktsst
'oute under the
.» . . . ' ht Scoutmester
r,,. ' - .1 spent in the
, hCCOnd close ex-
1 < soon to be held.
, mtg. instructions in
'.s~ ,. ' 'n end on. eis'noll-l
=- . > ' ' ml:
v candidates Jervis.
I «lwnrd Fay success-
tolls
muck-Menorah.
More amp wss expected to
on
o severe thunderstorm broke. d.
scouts ”och
“I while their necks sun ng m
M been ‘0 fili- All orrivsd holno
none the
”no toe their experience.
new tool the: they hove shown
their some; to resist the elements.
m soon“ be sexed whether he
”I, be “”2”“ the snswer would
The reguhr meeting at the
:1] “013%,“!le night st
s, :30 st Communit
hell. lost Norwelh. ,
Troop No. 'Iv-Rsrvsy Ceble end
reel Jones of Troop Re. 1 sttendcd
:1 Me duty in Norwuk on Hemor-
3
This troop hos decided on the color
brown for tho scoot noeksrchiet.
”in“. built!- In its repertoire the
gun: corps curried o moi-ch entitled
Our Communion" which wee dedi.
cotod to Chsrles ’1‘. Dimond. the
scout commissioner. This you the
Own-Mention” bysbeso
4'“! “d “rem new drums which
the scout council hod procured.
On June 16th. on inter-troop track-
“! contest will be held. In propor-
stion for this event. e gunman-y
contest we- hold oniong the scouts 01
MD 8. the course being leid over
the lower port of the city. The oul~
come 01 this contest hes not. so yet.
been determined. Those coming out
the highest in this shell compete in o.
line! this l‘ridoy to determine the two
boys thot shell represent Troop 8.
Troop No. haircuts o! Troop 9
met its ususl in s lsrge body. et their
hongout in Groct’rod's woods.
Scoutmsster London cells meeting
to order st 7:30 p. in. The meeting
is opened by searing the Scout Low.
Next scoutmsotor cells the roll. Then
scouts got some dope on trolling from
Beoutniester London.
Scouts ore sent over e troll end it
is o test tor observotion. Then eech
scout is individuolly questioned so to
whet ho sow. end where he uw it.
Troop 9 hos some pretty good men
when it comes to loseclog. else some
very good omens. Borne of you
would be surprised it you new us at
work or. oil tour.
Scouts then stort the weekly mo.-
chine gun questioning. et once end all
together. looutmnster London picks
from the Jumble the question. Well
whet do you know ebout that! The
boys went to go to Lsko Weukebuck
end hove on over-night comp there.
Scoutmostor promises ihst he will
hove mil porticulers next meeting.
which will be at the some place. All
the scouts who bed on overnight
comp Tueedoy. May 29th. preceding
Decorsiion day. said it wss s success.
Scouts fell in. repest Scout oath
end ere dismissed.
m CARRIER GETS SHOCK
Lightning struck the cross em on s
trolly pole ot the corner of Winfield
street end East sVenue. yesterdsy ot-
ternoon. during the storm. Letter Car-
rier Honiord. who was collecting mail
from the box on the pole at the time.
was slightly shocked but _,wss un-
injured. The cross arm of the pole
wos hurled to the ground.
More then 15,000 square miles in
Aleslts hove been set eside by the
government u o. novel oil reserve.
,Middieh’iuy College. .
Gets New $25,000 Gift
MIDDLEBUBY. Vt” June 13—Au-
nounoernent oi! o gitt or 825.0” to the
wddichury College endowment fund
from Edwsrd e northe- or New
York city. . woo mode st mun
heodqusrters todoy. This brings the
totol to dote up to opprosilnotels
3775.000. ,
Solicitation for the $235,000 yet to
be ooised will continue and it is hoped
thst by commencement. June ll. o
lorge port of this will hove been sub-
scribed.
'Do secure I. contingent gift or the
tenant education bosrd it is neces-
cory thst hie college roles the million
by July 1. This gin of $350,000 is in-
cluded in the onnounced totsl to date.
Howell hos gone over the top in the
endowment cemmlzn. Both eiumni
who live on the Pacific island hevo
subscribed to the fund. They ere Dr.
Lewis a. Bexnenwey, one of the oldest
living grodustes. s member of the clone
or '64. end Meier H. E. Hoseeltine oi:
the close of '02. Both ore tonne:
Vermonterx
"Notices" street core. equipped
with 'roller bearings. are soon to ap-
pesr in St. Paul end Minneapolis.
ngps cars look-
ing new and
mirror-hm 3 hr
AT ALL DEALERS
TEETH “moor PLATES
i do poinmss extractions.
no matter how difficult. by
Nap-a-Mlnit Nerve Block. .
i also do both fixed and re-
movable bridge: at reason-
eble prices.
102 Washington St.
Phone 812’ Hours 9-8 P. M.
South Norwslk. Conn.
QU— LITYWEEy
-....._.. . . n‘ot—m
Bri! e Public WW’ 'W'n'm'", . '
wimgthom & Cot. F“ We“! w
.B.c1ukco.,ru-em seesaw ~
DlVyBrotbergW. ~- emulators-Id. -
gwfifl-ybyco.“ Nee-o ' ,__,,
Hadley’.‘}l=:hl4d&sm'm . D."- = -_
e, Mm’. W"
Refreshing
0f satisfying excellence '
Comfortable Furniture
Attractive Jewelry
Comforting Men’s Wear
Dependable Drug:
Cool'mg Confections ,
Stylish Millinery
Pleasing Children’s Wear
Delightful Women’s Wear
Stand: Floor Coverings
. Splendid Tailoring
Every one of these stores is prepared to furnish a
Quality of comfort that will give lasting satiifaction.
Retell Board of:
Bridgeport Chamber Of Compaerce.
€0.13!“
‘1’
Provisions
‘
Soft shimmering
drous crepe dc chines.
’ ton crepee—and many
give ease of action and
But there is snap
with the only striking
embroidered modellion
beads.
Quality is the sig
Queen Quality
Women’s shoes
If there is one particular make of shoes that deserves
the name that shoes is Queen Quality—into these shoes
goes the best of leather—the best of workmanship—the
best of years of experience. Shown here in many styles—-
here are some:
Center strap fastened with buttons on either side of
instep. Louis heel pumps in black patent leather and
satin, $8.
Black suede patent leather trimmed on toe and over
the instep and strap or Black patent leather and kid
W0 strap—either style, $8.
The season’s latest shades in sport footwear—Mead-
owbrook suede with tan trim. Grey suede with grey elk
trim in both oxfords and pumps, $7.
Black kid and brown kid oxfords—dressy, stylish,
corrective fitting features—arch and ball supports, $8 and
$8.50.
. Beacon tires
for a. Maxwell
They ’re good companions on the road—they get you
there—31x4 is the size tire, $22.50.
Fourth noor. trout.
Have You Seen The Jars of Syrup For
Home or Picnic Use at
CAN EVARI
[M3 3‘10". FREE DELIVERY Telephone 810
dresses—secol-comfortable
Sheer dainty Georgette crepes.
and teeming with comfort.
The dresses are oi peculiar charm—simple of
line and restful to the eye—comfortable in that they
added by embroidered designs over entire dress and
in many cases by the daintiest of pleats and tucks
the special appeal—and price reasonableness will
make you decide you must have one—$2'.
Second floor. center
pumps with military or Cuban heels and welted soles——
. ‘ , PAGE SEVEN‘ .
*AND’S 1...... - ......
—mnmm_ woman «no...
“Howco”
quality
coffee
It is indeed a quality cot:
fee. Purchased end.
in large quantities—roosted=
right here in the store—tons
of it sold every month—
Three distinctive blends—i
all good.
“Jewell” blend, 26c lb.
“Crown” blend, 31c lb.
“Royal” blend, 36c lb.
“Howco” -
quality
tea
0f great strength and fine
flavor—should be tested in
every home that appreciates
good tea at a fair price—-
Formosa and mixed,
50c, 60c and 70c 11). Ceylon
60c and 700.
Beseuient. front
Comfortable furnishings
for particular men
N egligee shirts—silk—neat stripes and pongce with
separate. collar, $6.
Four-in-hands in Magadore silks—Roman stripes,
$1.50. -
Four-in-hands of knit silk in plain black, brown,
green and garnet, $1.50. ' ,
Men’s silk socks with lisle top and sole—black and
cordovan, $1.50.
Man’s mercerised lisle socks in accordion efiect—two
tone, $1.50.
Rich won-
Hansome, serviceable Can—
new wosves richly beautiful
coolness to the body.
and life to them sometimes
ornaments a bit .of colored
at girdle or an ornament of
:m‘ficant feature—refinement
. . Meir: floor, right. front
Summer comforts
. for the home .
Porch shades—cool green and quiet brownd—complete
ready to hang. ~
4 ft wide, $3.50 5 ft wide, $4.50 6 ft wide, $5.50 1
7 ft wide, $6.50 8 ftwide, $7.50 9 ft wide, $8.50 ‘.
, 10 ft wide, $9.50 . i
Woven hammocks with head rent, valance-amps.
tapestry and solid colors, $2.25 to $9.
l Couch hammocks, khaki, green and grey, $10 to $39,
Third floor. center
so: 0?
O
O
00
O
0
”.00
O
The Central Trust Co.
N012WALK,,CONN.
O
.0.0
g!
‘1.
‘ Special Sale
Thursday,‘ F riday,‘ Saturday
‘ $60,000 Worth of High Grade ’
ORIENTAL RUGs
At ‘ Srecial m...
Y,;,_‘..-u A' . ""~"‘
O
-0-
'AN EXPRESSION OF!
. CONFIDENCE
7 ”5.1023 ”8.1935
"This increase in deposits of more then 50% st-
tributed to sofisfectory service, air dealing, courte-
ous treatment of customers end friendly interest in
their problems.
9’33'9'3'3'0‘.‘ _.
«:r
39°38“
oozes
3'93:
90
We invite your bumess’ on
thesirengthloitbil
. .._.;:l_v:.. .‘iu ...~_,r..tM
K
.- 3
L439?!
‘Sfipemol' Interest on Tnue' Depooits.
InierestPeidonChechng' ' Accoun' isOverr my 7:
SofieDeposxt' BoxesflmondUpwsrdYosdg ‘
[154%.W-anaw -
ooooo..ooo“oooo..‘.‘.% '
M“o”o”o”o o”o’°o o”o”o°°o o o o W
w’.
1
“museum
I”,
I 5 , fi. , m , '
'l «e
5'». J).
“
res. ~'
' L» .
Norwalk Chronicler