PST DAY is Al HAND 9r (Ilficially Begins in rm" 1 atitudes on l-mt‘ 22. I v, June 22, 8‘ 5' Iniiard Time. _ 4:03 a. m., . 3:03 a. m., . :2 .- sun rrnch- north of the astronomer 'ncl northern _ will begin in rII winter in a Science Ser- ;I_ (‘. At this («trifliellnllOH '4 “'hiCl‘l. “‘6 . 1.“. the western t in April and a. more. when ”'Iru‘nt eastern . Into the con- n... (‘rnlx the I‘rmstellntion .Irrn sky bo- ..... -l~s niro the It)! - ;\ .»:‘ (“.Incer It 4. Now the 41¢: (If the Inwrst‘ciiOh of .Iluntor with .wh Is culled f..I;1uOXI‘I, h“ . “annihilation l~‘or the Il’llllODS of Mrs from now I‘ ,~ .wmstellation ,. I: of spring. In tho sun was spring. nIxzmvr in the .wm "purses "I in latitude \‘anh. which “I .lIrIn Of the y'- .. obliquity vein that the :“I tl'o plane tun Is now 1: I'd!" Iis thtI r ll'll for the : lw mlsphore r ~' .- \‘1‘fli'. III the (‘th . .rl 'It farthest. ‘.‘l..n, or the "Art distant 3“ vi on July writ nonrort I \. :Ir nhout :I’it‘l‘ our perihelion - I!» run is I: l when in I- rn that we vtlmr from - Ir? of rum- Lvlmlw‘r at l' “n lixed , however. w three mil— um lit the - at the be- 1"“.‘7 "mt". HI I ‘.lllf‘l‘l cool- r‘nrmer in "'Tlf'l they ~‘w re. A! II ' Inga! tip- I’." nrtrnme Hr.» ”Inn in I. nttrihtited ‘4 for more “ nrn ”Hemis- ' "I“ northern ' known thnt Us: oxirnmv ""4 \' are over “ ‘ ‘I'\‘(‘\"‘f'. thnt "Ilnn‘wl. the ‘ lm more nx~ lI ”nisp‘ttfe ' ' "In 'tItltIIdn! t'v‘ latest. If ”an baby out /" . l gl\ M ISS LUCY PER l N-T'llc Chinese are bandits could hue done a much better job. goth." hopefuls. “Manila Bobby" at Seattle. and Junior Pingcr, Iy California. who were «leased by The boys. shoun above in the try oi any of the captured party. a exptet to retail It among their Miss Luc ALDRICH. RELE\SED SEVIERA \' . ' BY THE BANDITS. BOBBY ALIEN. LEFT.LA;'EE-ks AGO FINGER. RIGHT “gang at home with much gusto. ‘ Aldrich, sister—in law of John D Rockefeller. Jr. captured at the same time. Is enroute home. D JUNIOR rotten marksmeu. and A'nIcrIean according to um young Alien son of Major Robert son oi Major Ping-r oi Berke- Chinese bandits first picture. to reach thII- coun- re proud of theIr adienture and WAR FUTILE, OHIO WOMAN CLAIMS Like “Successful Operation” Where Patient Dies, Her Graphic Simile COLUMBUS. Ohio. June 21.—“Wsr is like the operation that is 'entirely successful' but the patient dies." said Mrs. W. E. Henderson. of Columbus. chsirmnu of the international rela- tions committee. Ohio League of Wo- men Voters. "No doctor willingly performs that kind of operation and no nation hereafter. III my opinion. will enter a war cheerfully. with what is csllcl a fine morale. "W’nr is no longer an effective meth- od of settling international contro- versies. because those controversies have to do with commercial and in- dustrial problems, with securing new markets and getting oil and coal anl iron. cotton and coffee. rubber and radium from une ploited regions." Mrs. Henderson rted. “You can't dig coal with bayoncts. or bring up oil with a machine gun. There is not much use in bombing the population. because the population ton, and the fire of all heavy guns in the world won't increase the efficien- cy of one worker. “When the war ends. and the honor of tho countries is‘vindicsted by hav- ing the best young men kill each other, the two governments nthsr around the conference table to find out what can be done about iL Why not try the conference method first? ROTARlANS URGE BUSINESS EllilCS ST. LOUIS. Juno 21.—-Employment of the highest standard of ethics in business. co-operntion 0! capital and labor and cultivation of friendship be- tween employer and employe. were urged at yesterday's session of the 14th annual convention of Rotary Interna- tional here. "The danger to civilization is not the mob or the raging multtudo. but thei weakling citizen. the spineless business man. the person who stands ,for nothing and will do nothing." Pre- sident Raymond M. Havens of Kansas City. asserted. . Amun- .Ir 1.. A" I‘l l: 2,, 4'“, “'“- IIIIII til. I- In - V. n iiusimtingly noon-old this bullis- as both are wurIIy “ith good rams- on the inst-alt. Th0 m ‘ " ‘11 \IIIIrc anyone a!) full “I mm mm M W “I rupnnm Io nu. mu. boa: M andridospMIndicatingsppvovaibiouI-paumo- (onfldenco in our m is studied to! \I. mm,“ that M act 'u. a. opportunity b open. The following coupo- "an.. In.- III: III nloncc. \ Imam-III] ststemcni will no out o- " 42-le that anyone has pull-l .» fl ‘ '" All'r of course. The W M_ ”m ¥ 440 Main Street, Name (7:0: 4 Res. Tel. 107 sea-uni _, moan WIGGLY'” “"""‘LD INC v. B. Lewis. Goa-a1 W: Kindly send an informatics elm“ " dsooccn'oaocooooss ‘soooeualcv 0.0.1.000... Street Am oasoosoio::oso Progress and Profit \ ANOTHER LINK m A SUCCESSFUL CHAIN PREFERRED STOCK WITH COMMON STOCK BONUS nun-(«i an opportunity to participa- in earnings or present Stamford and Greenwich .mI the now Pig.“ W188" gm to be opened on Main Street. Norwalk, as soon as outta-s Iml other stores as opened. "l Ilv IllIiIlcnda at I Per Cent. mill! I!" lilVe been” ‘0' each Illlllll o I “on. . mmmon stool: is Included .8 M" W...“ of common-WWW" “Mummdmlopment ”magma“ (‘rrt‘gllllrlndmmumow medulla-period towbichwohavo \lw lI‘ Imm‘rshlp m an“. of .1” ends and multiple! 0‘ “0°. ,3" Open A mm W "‘ like or me_ PM W, is a sound investment. I. Pes- Ceut. is a good return on‘ “I I.“ should be pecan. 3- III-'0 '0' W" " V“ m w "' "' “,me Room- not in some distant city, butane o ' U \ ....4.u....'.c sans‘Ie-sooos-eoopt .......-o-o0" I a ’ ‘ ‘L 1* ~'.* I.” whvolvesuoobfltlm WOW mxom Millicent-nonhum- yourhilosharesremainsvailabic. , “mm-250M“ ...:..-I-.-.mp in shove local corporsuon.’ .‘ I d‘ .O...‘..O.'.l..l.l.. ‘..> ‘_ goat-Tmo.esii0d:oooooosaoaoaoooo.- has to dig the coal and pick the cot- - Store closes-daily it ‘6 o'cloCk. The Charm of Old English Brasses rn a group of artistic brasscs imported from Eng and aroma exceedingly choice pieces which will be acceptable for wcdcing presents. Foremost are the articles needed for fireplaces, and the tire- placc will be more or less required from now until late fall. There are Andirons. Fire Screens, Wood Box- ‘Coal Hods, Fondue, Bellows and Hess-tit Stands, the latter which may be used in several ways either as kettle stands or trivcts. There are Door Porters. During summer with the free winds blowing through the house doors do not remain as they are wanted and one of these ar- tistic brasscs is a safe holder. MarchllFloorJantcrnsandCandelabra. Candlesticks for bedroOms or for dining room Sideboards. Call Bells, Ash Trays and Door Knockers. Roasters for chestnuts or pop com. These are conveniently placed for inspection on the main floor of the china store at Main St. en- trance. ' Summer Gloves and Mitts Mitts! They remind one of fans and fennel the dinkquiet of church pews and the rustic of one’ s best Sunday dress —- and how pretty they are to say nothing of solid comfort. Newport Silk Mitts in white and colors with contrasting effects, very narrow, at the thumb and top. Gray black, turquoise, coral, champagne, rcscda and several others. 50 Luce Mitts of fine quality, all-over pattern, in black or white. $2.00 Another quality in white, tap or gray. $1.50 Fownes Short Silk ‘Gloves in gray, ccru, black and white. . Fownes fine‘ Milanese Gloves, sixteen button length, black, gray and white. $2.50 Milanese Silk Gloves, twelve button length, gray, mastic and white. $1.75 Main floor. Hammocks It Is time to select T he stock is in splendid condition and they are selling daily. A Couch Hammock in cool gray orInatural khaki with padded back, button tufted mattress with roll edge, magazine pockets and long chain for porch suspension is special at $22.00 Woven Haminocks, the kind that can be tako en about for picnics, hung under trees or on,porch- es, are in a great variety of colors. All of them made with the long head rest that does for a pil- low. $2.75, $3.75, $5.00 sud $6.50 (In 9.1.9.. ago to Third door. The Sleeveless Goli- Vest At present it' is the height of fashion. And no garment is more friendly or such a nice little com- panion whether it is hot or cold. it slips On easily over the head or buttons down the front. In Ino- . hair or fibre silk mixture. White with fancy fronts l in various colored combinations of orange, old blue, orchid and jockey red. Sizs 38 to 42. 33.50 Wool Vests, sleeveless, white with colored combination fronts, blue, orchid or emerald. ? ms _ Wool Vests, sleeveless, in dark combinations, buff wifii orange, blue, brown, jade and red. White with jockey red, orange and jade. in all siz- slzcs. $1.98 Sweater Section. ‘ Second floor. -———-_. The Summer Stockings White Silks now in the lead. White with col- ored ' kings, some very elaborate. One design of an ptian mummy case surmounted with three lotus blossoms done in blue, green or red. a pair. McCalluIn Hose in black or colors, all wanted . shades. $3. 00 a pair. ‘ Bird” Stockings, white silk, aim in black or colors. 81.50 s pair Fancy Silk and Fibre Hots for sports wear, silo vcr, green or blue. 8125 a pair. Ribbed Lisle Sports Stockings, ribbed to the toe, in black, cocoa, Quaker gray and coating. 75 do. a pair. These latter are splendid for hard wear, hikc ing, camping, etc. . Main floor. Colored Linens for Dresses . “Tower dye and finish.” color guaranteed fadelcss and fast, will stand light and washing. All thoroughly shrunken. In gold, Mayarosc, clove, . flams, coral, green, cinnamon and apricot. Width 36 inches. 3125 s Yd- Third 0003 ; THREE OF A KIND S. L. BENEDICT GEN; mac-I... _..---.--. -----,---._-4-..»-- ----_-. — ACES —-—- Nash Automobiles Exide Batteries Goodrich Tires 73 NORTH” STREET bios. Ii... em ”up; wan “Wm StamfI'II-d, Conn. oooloooo-ooo-s ”r , ‘- Weekes Auto Supply Co. : is Vast Avast 011m STATE on. ,' “AMER-slim” “WEAR EVE ” Five Quart Aluminum Tea ' ‘ ettle srucmc‘rnimroosx a. +x 7...
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