w unveil
g BE BIG sum
Large Crowd at Union
' Park on 'June 23.
, A. a wwaving of the Norwsik gm-
, L. {...- chi! year's cheuteuque held
.1 , n :h .u-hool “'ednesdey night,
['9 .wqumcy. C. D. Hodgemen. re.
filg.” a twist encouraging gauge.
W I, S, Mm tickets to dete. ovu-
gm: ,4 mo sale-got tickets neces;
m” r \~- Loon mode. and reports
rm ,, 1mm: individuels indicete it
~ ,,,,.-.qt ln chautsuqus. this year.
L. mp past week Mrs. P. W.
....l Mrs. George Bette heve
_ 1' ms: at tho dlflemnt schools
\ .l ,muuqlla. and recommending
, -; ,5... school children as fer es
"mi" niit-nd this year. Junior
Fe..." m. ..nly one-third the price of
h”. . up. .. and are conseduently
ll
1.: ,V 3 mgr: of practically every
v H‘ rzmnn save A very interest-
W‘, H“, ..n the financial side of the
4.1.4“ 3 .1 mlwcannt. Thil ll I
'_ . . . , twill-milking institution
‘_‘_ ; ,. ,..nn nf the guarantors of
vs: no profit whatsoever,
pl-nmlll‘e of bringing chau-
1‘3,“ ,, ; :wmnlk may be considered
r,
r- ,.,. Y
i
.. Him: the cheutauqus. to townemm n
38.400 end 0! this
guarantors to sure though; egg:
quarters. nemeiy 31.800. The balance
they figure on msking from their deily
sale of single performsnce tickets. In
the’event th.s.t there should be eny
surplus ever end shove expenses. this
is oil turned in to the cheutsuqun or;-
genlntion for the betterment of their
program, or for incressing the terri-
tory covered. The government does
not put e war tax on ‘chauteuque
tickets as the institution is educetion-
ei end non~profit melting. It brings
to our town a. week of stimulsting lec-
tunrs. dramas end musicel numbers.
upcgesnt for the children. Io is
essentially community work for the
beneilt of the community which it
visits.
Nor-well: chnafnuque this yeer w ll
be at Union perk. bzginning Saturds;.
June 23. end extending through the
following Fridey, June 29th. Season
ticketsgmey now be secured from eny
of the gusrsntors. s. complete list of
when sollows'.
Mrs. P. W. Brooks. Mrs. C. F.
Fudge. Miss V. May Fallon. Miss Cor-
Mre. L. H. Nash, Miss Mnripoes Toy-
lor, Mrs. E. E..Gorhsm, Mr. Milton El-
wood. Mr. F. L. Lsmson. Rev. Chap-
_msn 8. Lewis. Mrs. M. N. Msyehoff.
.Mrs. Thomas Longstsff, Mrs. G. G.
“’ynnt. Mrs. William M. Lybrand. Mr.
Jesse '1‘. Dunbar, Mr. C. H. Gager,
Mrs. Ida. I... Colcburn. Mr. George E.
I ...“ “.1 mo. chnuinuqun ofl‘lclels
...}. ,_ ,mqlve nothing but their‘
g,‘ n.1, Mr. ‘ndgman stated
.-f
f
Ingham, Mrsc. D. Hodgemsn. Mrs. E.
ii. Lamb. Mrs. George Betts, Miss
noun. hi. Raymonder. A. M. Peddoch, -
Mr. C. B. Runes. Miss Marlon Church.l
‘ . XhJohn Henry. It.
c. Pei-trick. Hues-ins I. Webb.
W,m axiom
' will! gram AGO. on Jung 3, Wists.
it announced ”in ’Ianden , t '
r =hsd been. dropped ‘tor an inter- w e
aetienei athletic meet between Geln- ~ ‘8 .,
bridge. Oxford. Yale sud Hsmrd. Be
The Amerlcen universities. accord-.
ing to dismtches. insisted on holding? ‘
the event in June. while the British' '
wented it in Septembef- NEW .m'é’EN. - June 8.—A new
. ° ‘ ° ._ worm; agreement between'the, Con;
mm” CANO . necticut company and the Trolley-
men's union was signed yesterday
WASHINGTON Jun. . 3-"¢”‘“‘ while the question of an increase in
won the internstionel trophy ewsrd- ‘ ’
wages on which there was e split wai
N by the Washington Canoe club 3”” sent to srbitretlon. President Lucien
“'6" "be“ it mm" over the 1““ 3. Stem and Generel~ueneger John
first in the event for four single blede K. Punderford signed ~ the working
crews. recing clue. in the Shrine eon- agreement on'behelt of the compeny
"mm“ "me "9“" while the stste conference committee
of the'. local, unions signed on behalf
of the men. The ection came at the
conclusion of a hint conference.
Having rejected by a isrge vote
several dsys use the offer of the
compsny for en increase of tour cents
sn hour the _troileym.en directed
their representatives to ask for better
terms. the Question being discussed at
the conference yesterdey. The corn.
puny declsred that the finenc bur-
dens would not permit s. greets in-
crease than four cents an hour while
the union representatives mintsin the
company was financially able- to in-
crease its offer.
V.When it became evident that agree-
ment wee
_ BARRY JOINS RED 501.
BOSTON, June 8.—'rhe roster o! the
Red Sox wasiengthened by one neme
yesterdey when Arthur Berry of fly-
ralcuse University arrived end donned
a uniform. Barry wss signed up
some time ego but was deteined by
his studies. He is n shortstop.
’W‘OMEN, READ THIS!
SHEFFIELD, Eng.. June r8.-—-A
silver manufacturer here has devel-
oped s. sterling silver alloy that will
resist atmospheric corrosion. It will
not. however. withstood acids. Pieces
made from it heve not lost their
brightness after two years' use under
ordinsry household conditions. el-
ia‘ large bottle; n little cost. st drug
'enother eppllcation or two your. hair '
impossible' at this time‘snd luxuriant and you appeer yeers
though they've never been polished. both sides decided to turn the matter -
Commengerden sege brewed intoe ‘
hesvy tee. .witha sulphur end er-
cohol sdded., 11 turn m. streahed
and faded h bountiful): dark .elld
luxuriant. Mixing the.” Team. ;
Sulphur recipe at- home. though. is
troublesome. ~ Anessierwey is'te get I '
the. resdyoto-uss, pr'epdr'atien .impnov- ,
ed by the sedition 0! am “What! I
stores. hno’wmes “wyeth's Begs end .
Sulphur Compound." thus avoiding a ~
lot of muss. » _
While grey. faded hair is netsinful. "
we ell-.desire to retain our youthful f
eppeerenee, end ettractiveaeu. By; .
dos-honing your heir with 's ‘
Sen end Sulphur compound. no one
cen tell. becsu‘se it does it so natural-'
ly, so evenly. You just dempen .a
sponge or soft brush with it ehd drew .
this through your heir. taking one ‘
smell strsnd at a time; by morning ell
grey heirs have disappeared. After -
becomes beautifully dark. glouy, soft :
younger.—Adv.
- ll
gunman
x, [lidflidflwfll
. a
Wilton "qugs’
.3
TheAcmeofPerfedion
'infloorcovenng
Our stock of the
from the looms of Whittall is
oring and design they
famous
verycomplete. For col-
represent the highest skill of‘
[stablisfied (857 .
Store closes daily at 6 o'clock. , .
”Om—m . ‘ I r . .0
LEE“ 'Three Thin Fabrics for Warm Weather ;
W <4 0‘0"“ Sets The Wssb Goods Section is more than attrac- ‘
’9" “ll of Americen Porcelsin live now. Closely adjacent to the p cm depart-
Set of 100 pa, in ment it is a temptation to every worm to have sev-
attractive Mayflower eml thin dresses, and with the simplicity of design
shape, blue edge and this summer it is very little trouble to have them.
line with blue and ‘ .
green medallion. . in" W “a“ .
$25.50 These voules are woven of very fine double. 1
thread and the patterns are either of the dull cool ‘ - l
5“ °f 51 "‘3' May— colorings with dots and conventional small figures, 1
flower shape w'th two or in the more flaming Balkan and-Egyptian effects 1
bk” rm“ and, baSket with wide circles, dashes and squares in vivid shades. l
9‘ C010?“ ”555- 55” Width is‘ .39 inches.- 7 3
m “(535.50 ' The Plain-Volles," . 3LNI’J. , . ' ‘
set 0f 51 99.8. May- With Satm Stflpcs, $1.15 .> yd. 1'
flgwcr Shape. gals Silk'rhmaca Tissues ' 1
e. ge 3" two go This fabric, not so heavy as a gingham. is just - l
“65' Very neat. as durable and also much cooler than gingham. 1
“2'75 There is a large assortment in checks and medium . l
' m“ “°°" plaids. Effects in lavender. green, yellow, blue - l:
B k E d and rose with 'white, backgrounds. Large ind small ,
00 n S checks, and- through them all a heavy silken thread. 1
o On one of the tables Width 32 inches. 5 ‘ 1
m the book depart; - 55 cu. ‘ ya, :
ment is a group 0' , _ ‘ ,
characters from . Dick- > Thehnens ' i:
ens. ln bronze and Belgim Dress-Linen, soft in texture and of ,
antique 80kt Here you right wei ht. in blue, green, lavender, rose, tan,
may SCICCt your “YO" .. gold and grown. One yard wide.
‘te: 89 ch. e yd.
jfilsfiiile gen} ‘ mu! floor--
“gaméfivbfr”$5-oo H t
- . “ r. ic wic ” . .as ~'
'an .Ru 5 “s W n " each. _, .. .
“gm Pm g «Tl? Fa? Beefy» 5m styles in Ssilom two-toned effects. , . ~
the artist and designer, Wilhelm—Wearing; ualities
cannot be exc dCd by any
Stock sizes at from 22% x
other dam c rug.
36elncbes to 9 in: ft.-
.pficc. $11.25 to$155¥00 ' ’
The Ru:
is easily conceded to be the
Ksrnsk
aristocrat of the Wilton family. These ru 5 are unl-
que in design and
room an appearance
very handsome,
of elegance
givin . to any
and distinction. The
wearing qualities are the bestr Stock sizes are from
22% x 36 inches to-9 x 12 ft. .
hie-s39.” to $135.00 .
Other who of Wilton Rugs that have our
e ,. ' as , _
highest mdommenétock sw,’fm 22% ”361“,}.
wearing qualities.
as to O x 12 ff.
mambm.
to . design and excellent
* Fourth Ices.
Imported
Made from :1 vi: -
and» ,,
sheets
strands,"vcry-c'eoft
quality that makes
put in aclsss'xwifiiv
a June bride. ~
With hemmed-m
Hemetitched‘ ends.
a.)
Enoyal'VSliccts
fine E flan yard. 163!
.... tflc: About“
hich‘a housekeeper viii
best linens. --A lovely W1
e
Week ha
: . ”Iggy-Spring Lamb (5 b. ave); . 33o lb'.
_' Fresh Shoulders . . .
3Cohoppcd'ncct...........1ec
- FuncyRoastingChiCkens...........32c lb.
Fancy Fowls'....................,.38clb.
Spleci‘als :
'Shoulderccffi'mb ._.....\..........'2oc-1b.
\
...........14c lb.
Smoked'Shouldet-s 12%c 1b.
Ruinpsoneal‘ 28c 15.
\
Primenibkoestw ac. momma” ...... 35.
SolidLesnPotBosst ....2oo “WI-mammal! .....nc
Bail-her 14c
Prenkfurters, 30103115
Home'HsdeSousege».....25c sndmverwmt,,...,.2oc
Special—Sperry & Barnes Hams . ... 30c lb.
T’ {e Washington Market
' “The Shiner” with
his Fez can be used as
an ash tray or aper
£2.00
with Georgette scarfs.
Mushrooms and roll brie»; two- tone braided,
with velvet, to weanwlth sweaters
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weight. and Sports dresses. _; ' . 1
Main “001'. . . u ‘
BlsdtMelinesendl-ishbrslds. . ,_ ._ . :
The , WhiteMslinu. wuu Crepes, Horsebair and; :
' 'Snug’Fit Veil ' Lace Braid‘nats'trixnmcd witheflowcrs and fancy ‘ :
. . , . feathers. 7 ~. f - ‘ -. ,
byfidfiitfflfibb‘éfi'cfifi . . 'A’lvcrycomplcte showing '3
sna around the neck Eor$550 On sale Friday. g 1
i s’ then tbc.veil is ‘ *- , 1’ * ,. z ~socoue—ooor. .-= :
drawn over the hat and ' " ' 7 .' , _ , ’. . l
fled. - . .' "“2 - '* Console’ , Sets a . 3
Comc‘apd sent. ‘3??ng , ”.0” Hi ,3 , _ .3 1
, 89 cts.“ ‘ _ ..1_._::33::..§zsoo _ u.m.siud«bgw1 . 3,3; 3
In black and navy 133:. . ’1‘." .3155 “.ivzith~.,.a.;hiack.foqwd - :
-“ novelty mesh. ' " _“.lo‘rd¥li"" , ";fbase,_;and,iwo 6911510- “ 4
”when” u... ':.__ mocks ...-ma. The. . » l
. “3' ~ :jfi“: 1“” pieces hslvhia n‘arm ~‘ ' 32 1
0.15.ch ' :1-‘vhiw : - .. : _:-‘
iothe'l'eeRootn , mpmw j j. l
will-bc15écnftheprct- , is with “35631 - .
..tic’et sweaters. .Tux-
edos, ,Sllp-ovcrs, ' Golf
Coats, BalkaneBlousce,
Sleeveless .Jacquettcs
in wool, mohair, silk
,.’
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j; tobtWJS‘“
Markets
55 Main Street
' Not-walk
‘ Phone 2828
. sPE CIA-L s.
FreshRoastPork............
.....22clb. _
Legs Spring Lamb32clh.
Shoulder. Spring Lamb ............20clb. ‘
Rump Native Vea123clb.
...18cib.
‘3”
older NativeVeal . . . . . .
RibVeal Chops24clb.
Smoked Shoulders.........._...... 12%c 1b.}
EndssperryBarnesHams..........22c lb._
5
go Fancy Fowl, Golden west
...38cilb..‘
BoneleIIOorned'Bee! .. an
Bonelessnfliloest, .' .
Piste Corned’Beef ....-. .de '1
‘33
v“! Chop ;seeee:ei §6°
E
Lemb Chops 35c
Vehl, solidntest .. 25c
m IIIO'OOIOV'OOU 12°
‘
’Egtragrancy Roasting Chickens... . .. 38c 15 ,g
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EXTR' .' A' HEAVY BEEF.”
‘ ‘suak’...'.'..'..... szcn.
" 4 35¢. g.
SirlomStesk _ .~
3 Bonelcccnmketrotmmcn
”W’mmwu s .3‘. .7.‘;.'......‘~.,’. '. 3*: fl .
,rrechpmencet
‘MWM . . .‘,.-'Z‘ ; .’ .: 1.. . .2... .ruci
Nng'ic def: e e e e e,e,e-e e co .‘. e s e‘re e‘re
i“ Snell " Hens...‘.;..'._.g.,,i, ‘1
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