THURSDAY. 2.2m :
Thieves 'Beat Dempsey
to $2,356 in Cash
. i; 2‘61: ELES. Aprii 1,7.-—Burg.
: Jack Dempsey to the cash
.ander Pantages' theatre
A ‘- ~5*.: .f...
5‘10 for pox-tomb Kan-s W
never was paid. ' The answer an
that sum repmented exec. profits.
kept in a separate cash box from the
$4,000 a Week minimum guaranteed
under the fighters contract and
>2: Czty. 3.10.. according‘ to that when burglar-G matched. the ‘ .. , :7 V
1 7 » ,; s.‘ answer and cross com- cash box there were no exce- pro- . '
,1: :I a smt brought against him fits. In the cross COmplaint _ , : 2 2 7 .
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To Engage in Work in
N. Y. City—Lack of
Harmony? -- Teach-
ers Appointed
RIDGEFIEID. April 17.—Super—
intendent of Schools Charles D.
Bog-art last night announced that he
will not seek re-appointment next
year as head or the Ridsefield
schools. He “has decided 'to engage
in educational work in New York
city next year-.2 He will terminate
his work in Ridgefield at the expira-
tion of the school year. the last day
’ or August. . -
Mr. Bogart was first employed as
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5 cl ( We” .Stl ‘ , principal of Hamilton High school
p8 “1 ng turd“) In the in 19194920. He left here at the
’ "' end or his term in 1919, and in 1921
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when a school board came into
\TEW SPRING ‘ . f -—
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powar. He has served as superin—
thdent ever since.
No action has beentsken by the
Popular Priced and
Exclusive Models
school board regarding his succes-
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:"2:h, assortments like ours;
STYLE is as much a matter of
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At the school board meeting 'it‘uss-
day night no action was taken upon
renaming Mr. Bogart for next. year.
the matter having gone ,over until
the next meeting. Mr. Bogart sur-
prised school members and towns~
people by the announcement that
he would not seek rte-appointment. . 2
There is an element in the town, - ,
also among the school board. which _
believes Mr. Bogart should retire.
that he has reached the age limit.
over ‘70 years. Howaver, there is a
large element which believes he
should be retained as long as he de-
sires to remain head of the schools.
The elements opposed to his reten-
tion have never quite been able to ,
accept the fact that Mr. Bogart
‘ Colorful dresses
for .the little Miss
They are in ladder and crepe dc chines
and in the prettiest colors and color cosh
binations. ., ’
Styles that appeal to the girls from
6to 16 years because of their girlish charm
and rich beauty. ,_
Many, many dresses for girls of this ‘
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Taggery news
Men will like
Men’ are just as particular about the
Elfin”... {$23 201233.333 ::::.:.r 3,. 3:: :mng. they have to wear as the women special $19.50 ii‘iatc‘irfi‘fé’éé Eifé‘fsé‘.“ 3“ a pm that ‘5
.oremost modes of the 'mo- a??? thaéyhihés 311:“ 5:513:13: iare. And this news that means a saving . t t :1 d ‘th th 1 J 9 _ ‘
“:13“:er was... g:25:‘é-i,‘r::.vem21:53::-.....,,. $333333: gnggfiylgfggg, 31:13:: 2.2222: $.22: :2 2:22.: I“- ‘Easter coats for
$8“ $ at s at” ““m graham:223:2“:a::::::::;11~.::::: Miss fourteen ;
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25 35 ‘ 49 2:53:33 ihxeettl:.that.:rbustiknee‘;s 133' Men’s- Shirts of SO 1302::th are in popular one and two button models with six figdirllctlirggdl r111% congsoirihioge $13
: liftlelpoijkits sonlie Elmes Edgedhwith silk braid and again ings of stylish coats that our children’s
. p aiu y u nice y ai ore . T on there are coats with sections are noted for. , c
fine broaddOth $1.95 tailored folds that add an air of richness. Every coat is Swagger fines, smart tailoring, snappy,
lined throughout With he“? CYCPC dc chine. modes in the charming soft texture of thé‘ '
sure was too great. There is pos-
sibiiiiy, observers here say, that
there might not have been entire
compatibility between these two
men and other -mcmbcrs or the
board upon the subject of Mr. Bo-
Coam elegant with a NEW -Twifls
elegance born Of original we“ ‘fm'b ‘“ “I" “3”“ 'fujsfia’; “‘5‘“ Broadcloth that has a fine finish, that ' Skirts are favorite wrap around model spring coatings and in the soft shades so
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StyleS. Foremost faShJOIlS ’9 postninslc-r‘.l(ELI-orgies}: iioikweumfo is woven for we?" and SCTVICC: that 15 But—think of it! A good substantial tailored suit becoming to girls of this age. Here a
that mould the figure into ' ~09“! Wool- M“ ”We“: Pm:- stylish as any fabric used to make shirts right now for $19.50 banding of contrast hue sets of? the gar?-
Among lllu members 0! the board
ghe Siegemmcs. 18):- silhmggsg r 4% en 9:23:22: 11:25:51....122.... 31. T. for men. This particular assortment of‘ $2.0... “mm mentha gerghfglcefglfi mph: coat is it: E _
p0 a , 888 MM 35.22.332.22: firs. in”? 133331;. 313:: shirts is well made,.too. There are shirts . e p a‘ e .C 0 0 . e ica 6. raccry or i l
and Cafpe Coats, fog every —$tripet . : giggingnfufgjr-tfingicsfigg,g;ng- with collar attahccd or with neckband. Have you thought What may be a brlgléifl' £13101 or Empe' ‘ .
o woman an —.Shul may ._ .2? ' , ' ' e on rm
varietwty of feminine taste“ "5 _..,,.;L 2...... The mm m w-h‘te’ .2. and m on can make of ribl) 7 P ' al
Easter assortments were me 21::‘:52.:.::::III13:21:::2: Beautifullustrous finished bwadcm y on ' “we
, . . school; Alissa. ' Eleanor Burdick. Shll’iS, CUt fUll, splendidly tailored. A Do yOU CV61" stop to think hOW pretty ribbon makes ‘
never so dehghtfully van- 4mm - front corsets
W“ “2.12., “m mm” “M“ 52.50 shirt—while they last at $1.95 the trimming of a baby’s basket? How much the dainty
_ ., ilton iiigh school; Miss Grace
ed‘ m 1 White. teacher in charge and
eighth grade Benjamin Franklin
Public school; Miss Lillian A. \Vil-
, liams. seventh grade: Miss Margaret
l l ’5 I I S I ‘ Callahan. sixth grade; bliss Mary
C Roland. um: and sixth grades;
Miss Esther McDermott. fifth
grade: Miss Agnes Carroll. fourth
grade; Miss Ethelyn Studley, third
grade; Miss Mildred Keane. third
t 8 ea ., and fourth grades: Mrs. George G.
2. first.
ribbong do to_the little bonnets and“ dresses and socks and 'A‘__p, N. corset made with elastic vest” _ '
- other little things that baby wears 3 , for abdominal and diaphram support with. g
, f .. ll (13 .How many boudoir novelties you can make from lacing front. to adjust—Made in topless; '
MC“ 3 . our-m- an ribbon! How many little things you can make to give low bust and medium bust 'models—-inr '
. . - « at the bride's shower! medium and long skirt style—In white or.
of 311k and wool 75c 'Why there isabook full of ideas each one of which is fleSh COUfil With ElaSliC at back—both
worth the price of the book itself, 25c light or heavy boning for both slight or,
‘ full figures—sizes 24 to 36. Prices $5."
Main floor right front.
1:132:18: at :33; 317°“; “amiss: Popular: neckwear—popular because And’ here is a ribbon department at your service to a
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Miss Mani: Cloves. klndergartgn. the 511k and wool combination does not 11.611? you With Sugges‘flons and 0th€rw15€~50me httle m $6' S d n
Miss Mary: McGlynn. Tillcus dis: :Wl'll'lkle easily—these Will ‘be Specially gllft for Easter perhaps—We’ve got many Of these little ' ‘ B econ our, front.
”m- “‘5' Emma“ Mand- 1‘“ 1. . . things—every so pretty all made and rcasonabl r l'lCCd
cum- Miss Elizabeth O'Shee}: West liked because of the smll dignified at- “ ’ “ 3 p ’
Mountain: Miss Lucille Lxcholas, . 9’ p too. 1 3 er g OVCS
Limestone; Miss Anna Ryan, Fram- . $5115 and because lnStCZiCLOf $1. you may . Main floor, left front. ’
giggfil-meyxgharifiurig. {3:10:32 Plea from this IOt at 75° 0 ’ y for women
music. , Main floor right front. Chlldren s um s r a , ) 2
.32: 2:3:- sghrs. mm: ~ 2 ' , p p emb‘gié‘éfé‘dsbi‘cl‘fifii‘éiedi$3.3? $3”
Tuesday night c arged with violat- < ’ . i 2 9
ing the rules of: the roach. paid costs , Men s gloves and afiords blflCk and whlte’ $2. , ‘ 5: I,” fl
°‘ "1" "‘3" “I" h“ “I“ w” 5°" . ‘ Women’s two clas kid loves of finc‘
tied. f Ea t s : Patent leather pumps—One strap with welte’d soles quality with embroidegd “3ng in brown,
Things We Use 01' 3 er a. 3d rubber heel/s, sizesso to 8, $3.25, sizes 8%, to 11, beaver and mode, $2.75 .
Browns -50: sizes “'2 t0 2: 3-75 Women’s chamoiseite loves ‘ ‘
, . _ . . . 7 - With the
y-egfcim23cgid1133;330:115; 1::: Cf Hurst the thing—a pair:of these fine ' ‘ Patent leather sandgls pumps Wlih ankle CYOSS straps popular French Cuff and fiacks embroid-
lng oudt “any: wind twenty times :capeskm gloves to wear 1n the Easter or wrth instep dcsrgn, srze 8% to 11, $4.50, sizes 11% eyed—colors are cinnamon, mode, ccru
”91$; lazieslsnuse'ot ribbons tor wo— parade- They are made With bIaCk 6111- 10 2’ 55’ , , 7 and grey. $l-95 .
men’s mm“ ““3 yea" ‘5 “’m‘I‘ ,broldercd backs, in tan and broWn cape- I Roman sandals of patent leather with turn soles sizes Children’s gloves—a two clasp glove
was 3 mm" American mumy e is $3. . 31% to 8, $3.50, sizes 8% to ii, $4. ofrchamoisette with embroidered backs in j
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« the National Foreign Trade Coun- ' ; 13:3;e'iii‘f ,. Fourth floor. rear. ed 8 09:21; :3“: {ES-1% ggeigcfggriz—fi toe tiger melt- pongee CO 01‘, Second floor -
oil. “1 , 4 . , a , _ $4. rzes y . rear. ~,
The domestic production of silk - to 2’ $450 ’ ' ’ ‘ 2
ribbon alone has doubled since 914, ’
wholesale values reaching tom 38.- Men 5 3%
000,000 to about $75,000,000. Be- , .
. . 2 tween 1899 and 1914 the ratio of: « . .
and a Wildmng array to ch00“ domestic production to consumption 0f glos , 5% $3.50, Sizes 11% i0 2, $4.
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fr , ‘ . 2 3m; :1? ogsia; mfié’imifhéir ' 53.10"“! elk plain toe OXfOTdS' With K0“? Krome Crepe cloth of cotton rich in looEf
t., t _ t'i _. _, _-. . _ .. : 2~_. ‘ ' ‘ ' . ' l ' . ’ -. .a
am an every price group . : $3319. an ° *1 at? 11 3° 9°? 0°” In [Two tone mixfures that are pleasing waited 50165, srzcs 5 t0 8. $315. SIZES 8% f0 ‘11. $3.75 and staunch for wear—colors are “13153,“:
Cofiee ‘elk blu‘cber moccasin oxfofds with Korry The new blouse 0f *
Krome welted soles, sizes 6 to 8, $3., sizes 8%, to ~i i, '12
cotton crepe $3.
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- _ : : 37:2. :;::_iarg:y_:rdomesiic, : . These socksgivelongiweari “Youngster” shoes in smoked elk or tan Vain leather,rosealalugbrowurgiecnandnhito. .2 2
IRRESIsnBLB—every one of them! The W' 22:21.. Empm‘Z‘uoi. 2.3033; .233 iii" look very fine in that silken mark sizes 5 to 8, $2.75. size: 8% to 1 1. $3.. Sizes. 11% to 2; anfiggblgazés; 5&1: figheamgifi 31%;:
est models seen this season! AS new as Spring ion novelties. the materials that go . 2 « . 2 $3.50 . .- : a
itself! As fresh and colorful as the first tulip! into ribbon m as international as mixturesare in the. {an and COTdOVflR . “Youngster” Oxfords in tan grain leather, sizes 6 to silk binding with tiny black edge—very
. , . the object itself. , 2 . . , , .
Here are trig tailormade models for warmth the - The ribbon has always been: a shades, 50: 8, $2.25, 51265 8% to 11, $2.50, srzes ii 95 to 2, $3. effective—all sizes, $3. .
suit. Hats to'be worn wath dresser costumea 3353031231; him I 3:332; . 4 ' .2 mm am right mm , a , .2- . mm mm. rm. 7 . 2 ' .1... gm, «.2...
Models becoming to every type at prices accom- 313‘; was used :rnong the agicienta ' V ’ ' “ '
,1 - “I o 3’ men an in indi
“30¢!th to every ”15" k ecan 51“ cvcry WO- their hair. Until 33:31:" over“:
‘ (‘9 century ago. when ma? wore hair
man! Shop has firSfl
. _ down their backs. s. nice ribbon bow
of white or black. according“fto':tho
‘ , occasion. was used to hold mohair
, - , _ I or the wig in plaice. A litiieeare
sir hats
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humans curative robes. Now the center. _ The old ribbon was print- nude in the United States, accord. be; {hit 3;, e , T’ *
ribbon humalmoat exclusively ed. flowered. ot velireted." The wean» in: to: size. use and material. Rib- widely nudging flimi‘i’ufi 3: {0:}: magi: “:3: .,
> ‘ ‘ _ _ e gene so or ,
liar; men wOrs ribbons an ill
and sleeves.
When men scanner: abandoned 7, :_ to _ _ :2 _, sens 8mg‘mad8 or cotton, or silk,
the “Mid custom or wearing on ' _\ , - ‘ , 7 , 2 , _ 0: 117001.270: wool mixtures. 11:, .vegef -
1 ' - _ , m 7’ .' ' ‘ 5 , , 2 , 2, ,. y» :7 333' 7 _‘ table m 01' artificial ho r.
. 7 , , n " mm 1433' “know"
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