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Jasperg Dulberg. Webb. Adams, elementary First Aid on Friday. " ‘ w » _* ~ \ ' ‘ >
‘ Block. succegfuny passed. their A331 tllfethmonthlvr meeting of the ‘ SIEMSOfChg’mmr
a ‘ F": Aid “'82:? fig? ”$39125: Scouimaslers. held April 15th. Chief .331“ “Om .Madras Shirts in ..
' . . °“. “‘1 “5" “L ‘ ° 9” ' Pirie MacDonald. president or. .the the new-« spring patterns- fen.
i ' build. water. boil. cooking. compass, . , . ,
; i S t 11 Council Frank W. Roberts and tured here m many desxgns at
.3 cou m e. - Deputy Commissioner P. C. Quintard ’ t0
' __ TROOP 1‘0- 10 were appointed a committee to for- . $2 , 00 _ $3 50
mp 500 7 thain Loci-mart ot the Court of mutate plans for 'the awarding of the o o _
LT LA‘W - Honor will instruct the Scout: on Frank Presbrey Cup. ? ’ f“" ‘ ‘ ~ ..
a. must be prepared at any time
love life, help injured persons,
1! ohm the home duties. He must .
at least one good turn to some-
every day.
TROOP N0. 4
She regular meeting of Troop No.
7 Va held on Friday evening. with
. ut thirty boys in attendance. Af-
_ the usual opening exercises, the
on: classes proceeded in the
K of the various branches at
2:2: actin'ties. One group of
’ dates took their examinations
it the tenderioot grade, with the
insult that Julian Keyworth. Patsy
halo and Arthur Zilske succeeded
h making the tcnderfoot grade.
3 Following the instructions, games
finder the direction of Senior Patrol
bender McLachlan and Second Class
“out Sigsway were enjoyed.
2 There will be no meeting of Troop
Io. e on Good Friday. April 18th.
2 TBOOP ‘50. e
”:5 A meeting or this troop was held
turday evening at 7:30 at Com~
unity hall.
I? The full details {or the knot-tying
Earnest were givcn‘out. They are as
News: On Saturday evening, April
' a knot tying contest will be
Md by this troop. livery Scout is
pligible to compete.
3 Ability to crown and back splice
8 end 01 the coil and whip the
fither end will be considered. as well
‘ the ability to lie the following
ta:
3 Square knot, Carrick bend. bow-
ine. timber hitch. sheet-bend, an-
;hor—bend. clove-hitch. sheepshank.
apaniSh-bowlinc. figurwot-eight, rol-
:er-hitch. fisherman‘s knot. halter-
hot. bowline-on-a-bight, two half
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H AT’Sa hard question to answer
for two reasons: - ecause some ‘
people use their brakes more than others;
and because some drivers do not pay quite
.enough attention to brake adjustment.
‘-.‘- ‘Ve have found that brakes lined with
LIIultibestos give unusually long scrvxce.‘ If
your brakes need relining we urge you to let
us put in a set of Multibe‘stos. \Ve can do so
without laying your car up. .
. L'rliu‘ESI . r
The Brake Lining \
with the Interlocking Weave "
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CHARLIE KOLLIGIAN
3 Steamboat Place, Ft. of Haviland St. Phone 915‘
3 inches, surgeon's knot.
S‘ I Each knot tied‘counts live points.
’, 3erfect crown and back-Splice
;- Sounts ten points. Perfect whipping
., lounts five points.
*7 2 All knots to be tied as per the
)1ethod adopted by the Norwalk
Souncll. The judge of the contest
‘ill be Scoutmastcr London, of
groop N. 9.
2 After a. review of the contest
grants, a final instruction on whip- g
filling was given by Scoutxnastcr Aus- :
3 After the usual repeating of the
out oath the meeting was dismis- g
«tied. .
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: Tendertoot Scouts—Sam Dulberg.
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MOST INTERESTING AT THIS TIME ARE: .
TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES ’1
KAYSER SILK GLOVES
COLORED SILK HOSIERY
NEW SILK PE'I'I'ICOATS
SPORT HANDKERCHIEFS
DAINTY NECKWEAR
CHARMING SCARFS
KIDDIES’ BOXED EANKIES
BEADED BAGS. NECKLACES
AND ALL THE LITTLE ACCESSORIES
TO COMPLETE YOUR EASTER OUTFIT
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
N. B.—-Store will remain open until 9 P. M. Saturday for your
convenience. ' "
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2- HE color Always—acceptable and always cherished—411 rings
and f2 IICS m 0111' 5 1n bracelets and in everv other desirable ’ '
S . . mode. .r
TEIN-BLOCH top § ‘ -
cm are a m..- : WATCHES
.tilc SCt. . . As gifts, watches will always have a place whether
: EThCR'SdSPgit ill » . they be of the tiny Jeweled ones or one for him. 7
.- t cm, an t crc‘s WRIST ‘hr I
; reserve in them. =§ ATCHES
\: The choice you Fashion decrees new. designs for dress as well 'as
fink: dcpfends upon sport. Our collection is complete. l
ow you ccl about -
fixings. TEA SERVICE
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1“ Tbs ?”“, , § A lovely Benedict tea :ietrvici will malie fea‘ 'time at —
5..“101043‘ Easter the One unforg' able day. I ‘ 7 .
¥ ’ 3 0...... .. I... _ g FLAT SILVER
: .5 I: .as $27.50 ' Odd pieces make charming gifts adid "ones of good
the , taste—they are economical too. I
E; The approach of summer makes the suggestion of
; gold rimmed glass were in sets or otherwise I ap-
E propriate. - ;-'- ~’ ' v w A ‘2'“ .. ' 3‘“:
NOVELITIES
‘ ~For less expensiv'é giftslik’e love bracelets, slave
shracelets, crystal beads, ear rings, etc., etc., also
Will attract'you. , ,
LAND ROSARY BEADS.
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EASTER . GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
PEARLS .
Enchanted gifts that every woman 'wislies for—in
lovely necklaces of many ll'llgtlix and silt-S.
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THE SURREY SACK
NEW English model with‘
A the easy, characterful,
loungey cut .50 fashion-
ably. desirable this spring. New
straight cut vest-trousers more
amply cut, but swagger in fit.
The Surrey is shown in a variety
of wine-giving prices. ~ 4w.
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Here are Silk Hose that ‘wear
‘nnd Wear and wear; offered
in solid color: or fancya. ' -_
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will. be held at headquarters. .39 “the Fifth ward.
m; was preferred tor‘tne prom and were. ' .~
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Tn- lubiqet will 1b,- divided ' so“ whéfr‘inmno’
venetian-f. .mnvd been. ’ t' 1'-
HERE ARE CLOTHES MADE TO FIT THE WEARER
~— .YOUR PURSE "AND, OUR RERUTATION, TOO! “ .
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. Republican Women to 5.3.???33'. 33mm;- m.
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The regular April meeting or the United‘fltates tor lndependenc " a -
Republican Women's Association I'D-3188i! by Mm Mum 3: Clei'lverfy
Wan-mot. Monday the twenty- “The United enter in»: are:
trot at 2:45 o'clock. A. question- Question Through the Eyes of Pres?
nelre rug sentout to membeuflm ident' Coolants." given by Mrs:
uncertain which 'Drescnt—day' 3311;. Franklin Irving Smith «state See-
8}.“ ounitMtflote the mast. “General Wood's Opinion.” pri-
it'll: discuss "The P1; “ t d
_ Mon.” . initialize. sen a, by Mrs. H. C. Shela-.9: the
liliorijsb i a. ‘ ‘
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Hats That Are Hats
' , - Shown 1n the neWcst Slchs
colorings for spring, a.
‘ $5. “$6
*The Sum and Substance of These
SPRING SUITS
E Know th'ese suits are “surprising values.” Tlie
sum we ask for them is what you. expect to pay
for'good clothes. In substance they are high‘ in quality;
extraordinarily good fabrics; the tailoring- extremely'fine;
the sort tliat maintains smart~ character lines and gives
lasting wearing service. That’s why they are “surprising
Values.”
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Neckwear You’ll 4":
made full fashioned of d"
' In the pleasant spring den '
’ silks. AS pleasant as the se- «‘
.TWO STORES so. NORWALK V
mee .
nearin‘ill‘gei’finfifii 53mm 8"“ 1‘ " m" that a" “'0 Connecticut Instead or opposing the
by the women 1 u; b° ”1"“ Penal institutions are ensued in ment at these inmates in prod
. wwud. grad:3uv°:§;mm in ,l Iyatemt- employment. (or employm“:
, Connection m! pro is manner through be productive to carry its 1“
' (New Haven‘ bowel-31:3: I deuber‘ti’flwfl on tho Part 0! their the inmates. all elements in "
The fact no reported to th 2‘) “men“ and in the interest 0: should encourage it even so 1'”
aleBm-eau 0! Labor su . “a.” ”cm“ 1"“ mm Quotcd show: work out some sort of cur-0m“
Wuhlntton that the 11133:" "t t° "h” ‘3 “trend! limited degree minnmuen or penal mam
Connections; two“ pen} mu” °‘ ”W labor campetoe with tree in.- which would correspond In":
at Wether’sneld and on tutlom ho" ' It 1' 0! no consequence whet- mmgements or free inset.
aueed in 1923 mum‘omh "0- ever. compared with what. the cost Free labor has nothing 10“”
the extent otr’practieail ‘ s ‘3“! t° "find 1" t° the-people of the State the employment of prison inbor-
15 being «unheated asymz'ligu'ooo' in increased tone it ”‘9" "Mortim- has much to rear trom W's“
tion of extent of practicum 8 m. Ito mm were forbidden t° “Wk 1138! in increased cost 0’
one is be!!! em hm: , ‘ 2’5““ ‘t ””3”“ “WW" were kept in through taxation caused by In
“to” s . p , ‘ ed ”titans. idleness. losing every opportunity to ad instituti a os'u
notextentto whiamkmmwemnflm in .oc .
0149!.” tom towel? alt-eup- may.“ revived mterd
“‘d to m litter" M an . . ”1Q , , toting“: Ihip canal 3°,
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