,e :»7". WE: HAVE ENDEAVORBD since startingln business 7 and have thus far maintained that policy of furnish- .. ing our customers the greatest value possible for the money involved. If you’ are influenced solely by “price” you must be prepared to accept the entire responsibility for ; handling the cheapest material available. If you rely - upon quality, we will gladly share the responsibility with you. Such has been our policy for fifty years. Agents for Sheetrock-Cornell wall Boards, Oelotex , Insulating Lumber, Creo-Dipt Shingles, McNair’s Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years. What to Take refer 0N STIP—ATI .Tabagooddose-ofCarter’s . -thentake20r3iorafewmghtsafta.ThEY clanseyoursystan-of wastematterand BegulateYourBowels. Mud—messy takeassugarfiamamm—m SmallPil]. SmallDoee. Sn'iallPriz. RALST ON OXFORDS SMART SUMMER STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN We call attention of the young fellows to the Olympic, a new model with a. laced vamp instead of the crease. Its plain toe adds wonderfully to its popularity for sum- mer comfort. Ralstons are truly “your kind of a shoe." MILTON ELWOOD 122 Washington‘ Street South Norwalk s Gas on Stomach May f Dorothy Arnold’s “ Cause Appendicitis Father Left $868,000 :‘ NE\V YORK, .lunn tit—Applicu- Constant gnu causes inflammation ‘H ,thn for the. git-livid St'ltlf'mt n1 at which iuuv’invoivc the, appendix. ‘. the estate 01‘ i-‘mm'ls 1.. ATHOI‘itSllllPit,‘ glycertue. huckthorn bark. . places Ul" “All": 01' ill" l'l‘l’l’WNY 311; etc.. as mixed in Arllerikn helps any .3868.458. 111'. Arnnlrl “:18 the father gus case on the stomach in ten min- ' of Dorothy Arnold. \xim disnmlvnrt'd tltcs. Most medicines :H‘l. only on ( mysteriously “W“ ““1' ll'lm" “1 1“" Imver bowel but Adlrriku acts on cembcr. “'1“ “7"1 “h”: ”"91”.” ‘1 both upper and lower bowel and world ““0 SWIW" ““N "MP" 9"” or removes all Run and Poisons. l-erel- heard “'0’” “3'5““ "Y it'l' “”“H-V 0" lent for obstinate constipation untl friends. ”‘1 “rim” ““1”" 1‘" I‘m‘i' to guard against appendicitis—ii, A. slon for Dorothy in his “ill l-xpluln- Mend llrug Morp____:\d\.. tag that lit: \\‘:t.‘~'. t'nnvnu'cd his daugh- or "is not living" ,‘ .‘IORI‘I .\l"l‘(lS IN PHILIPPINES The “I” H'il“"-‘llr“l ”“53 “”1"“ MANILA. June lit—lullmltntionx .Lmountini: i0 5 5.0“” f”? the i‘l'nl“ of :Hltrunnldles into the, Philippines, I 0z MTF- ”- “ AHWM- thiefiy from the l'nited States. mu :widow. and MN- )lnrjM‘lO 1‘. it’l- creased approximately 130 per cent. fmontc. n» (hummer. l'tmn H1“ do"!!! in 1023 or 192:. ammnung to figur-‘s “of Mrs. Arnold. the. prim-mu! or the obtained from the bureau ot“ “I.“ : , "13% S” “D “7" h‘ 1‘ “i“ i‘" divid'd twins, The total \‘ililit‘ or :Iuiomn- 31110111: her sons. John \\'. Arnold Lung imported in 1923 rpnrhrr] 31,. 3rd Dnn [lint-Livy Arm-id flilti hrr major». Campurpd with $433,470 in 1 [non nv twas astounded to receive word that M R‘USEs THE BIG STICK Dismisses 147 Depart- ment Oflicials and PromisesFurther Housecleaning TSINGTAO, China. June 15.— Governor Kao En-hung's “big stick" regime, which began recently with the dismissal of 147 department of- ficials and advisers. gives promise of further interesting days in Taxing- tao's usually placid existence. Hav- ing pacified the police, who were on the verge om mutiny because of three months arreas of pay, the new governor and his staff are on the alert for threatened counter attacks by the ousted ones. The historic administration build- ing. over which the flags of Ger- many. Japan and China. have floated. never witnessed a. more exciting day than that. of the recent political house-cleaning. Governor Kao began operations at 8 a. m.. an unheard- of thing. and the dismissed employee left swearing_all sorts of vengeance. The erstwhile director of general n!- fairs, who was the ringleader in the bullies upon the public treasury, Id- mitted to the new adrriinistration that there was not a copper to turn over and rciuaed to surrender his records and files. He succeeded in slipping out of the city after having once been stopped by the police. After the police had been paid their arrears of salary, the governor the pout. chlcf had resigned, in- vestigation showing that he had been bribed by a wealthy Chinese. who trade. and who wanted to block any inquiry. The governor gave both men a limited time in which to re- move themselves from his jurisdic- tion. The sole survivor of the former administration is D. T. Lin. director of forestry and agriculture. an American trained specialist in his department. Jap Councillor IS On His Way to U. S. 'I‘OKIO. June 19.-—-Isaburo Yoshi- da. the newly appointed counsellor of the Embassy at “’ashington. will soil from Yokohama for the United States June :1, on the steamer Em— press of Australia. his departure having been expedited so that. he may take up as soon as pondble the cmbassy's work on charge d'ail'alrcs during the absence of an ambassa- dor. Mr. Yoshldn. will reach \Vash- ington about July 7. He will have charge of the embassy pending the appointment and arrival of suc- ccssor to the retiring ambassador. lianiharu. who resigned recently. The 'i‘okio chamber of commerce has announced that it will oppose to the utmost tho boycott of Am- erican goods instituted by certain elements because of the enactment of the Japanese exclusion act by the American congress. The home. department has in- structed prefecturnl governors to exercise :1. stricter control over anti- Amerclnn demonstratios and punish uiosn guilty or \iolcncc and intimi- dntion. (‘OI‘NTICSS TI'HNS COMMUNIST COPENHAGEN. June. lit-Countess Pllsreheth llnnneskioeld-Smnsoo. a member of an old Danish noble family, is shocking her not by apply- ing for a job as snlcslndv. She ul- mnst landed such it position in s furniture store. but just before she usmtmed her duties the proprietor told her she. was not wnnlbd after all, :Is no communist. employee were tolerated. The countless has recently turned communist. and is trying to put her theories into practice by earning a living. um " i A . .. ',. -2-«.,‘.-.~.-m:§~‘. 55? R!!! H lldllilfliii‘ifllflli‘l ,7 .4. as.“ ‘ ‘. i. .1 this sale in g Low Prices Feature fiSTERLING’S BIG gREMOVAL SALE, Here are few examples of the wonderful values Ofl’ered during PIECE BEDROOM. SUITES ”-— A BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN WALNUT 4-PIECE SUITE _-— In- cluding bow-end bed, dresser, chif- - forette and semi-vanity dressing table. was $15090" ' $98.00 to .e “we; .mntu iiassisosaa'flnueslls 6-PC. TWO-TONE WALNUT BED ROOM SUITE—Including bow-end bed, large dresser with extra large mirror, commodiOus chifforobe, full length vanity. dresser with 3 mir- rors, bench, rocker. Was $350.00. Now . . $269.00 Now f A ~DISTINCTIVE TUDOR BED >ROOM SUITE—Consisting of four pieces, namely: Bow-end bed, full ‘ yanity dressing table, chifforette . and large dresser with big mirror. w... $175.00. $121.00 ‘(Now0000000000oo-n. RLING FU Washington Street rocker, chair. bow-end’bed 8-PC. OLD IVORY BED ROOM SUITE—Jacludes full vani ing table, chifforobe, bench and night table; ordinary in bed lar price was $600.00. Now ., . .«z’... . . . . . . . ty dress- large dresser, Something out of the room suites. Regu- $479.00 had made a fortune in illicit opium. Mrs. Jennie Spencer. Mrs. Jennie Spencer, wealth Omaha. Nob” widow gr mother. cl her palatial home and rode away, with her tell and igndsem‘ea flax-agar, Prank Me- an . n on they 000k out :1 to “cells:o g. __ ._ ' Accumulated High Marks Throughout ~ His School Career NEW HAVEN. 001111.. June 10.—- Morgan Hanlon Alvord. of. Hart- ford and Bolton. Conn. who gradu- ated'from Yale yesterday yrith high- est honors. is the recipient of. the Warren Memorial High Scholarship Prize. awarded to that member of the'graduating class taking the Bachelor of Arts course ranking highest in atheism-hip. ‘ Alvord prepared for college as the Hartford Public High School where his father. Samuel Morgen Alvord (Yale 1090) is head of the Latin Department. He has maintained a high scholastic stand ' throughout. his college course. hsvin5~2§n . e. scholar of th first rank and lder of the Co cut High School Scholarship for Hartford County in his Freshman year. I. Idioms .of the first rank sgaln‘ln Sophomore and Junior you". as well u learned Scholar and David C. Dell‘orelt Scholar; As s. Junior he received a. philosophical oration appointment and an election to Phi Beta Kappa. in Senior year he.ws.s n. Uspenud Stewart Wither-bee Scholar, was president‘of Phi Beta Kappa. and was elected an associate member of Sigma Xi. He is also a. member of Delta. Kappa Epsilon. In the class (Notes Com; ‘led by Atlanta's. 0 Stonogrnphy, given a chance to conttn cation. —The pupils re tically cvcry industry an Atlanta. says the Vocal tion Magazine '(l"hiladcl 4 hours a day. accord amount of their nVailabl lh gonly one-fourth the go States. ber of deaths among the for \verr- caused by rcspi lions, \\thh are dcpcu INQBSUFL‘S. culous been presented to the a million dollars. the 200.000 children earlier stages. l-‘ivo provinces have pa granted last year to G. for 10.350 children. paid monthly averaged Habit Clinics for Chi per tantrums are nmon hnhit clinics for young glenc field. Dr. D. A. Thom. Dir habit clinics of the. Health Association of 8 report for the U. S. tempt to correct .the conduct or personality children under their on children just as health tempt to cure physical promote bodily health. of 130 children treated tion to temper tantrum structtvencss. pugnscity ness. delinquency. and sonaiity changes. Many French employers w’orkers with children. cial burden among em one industry or region. funds including 7,600 distributing family amounting to nearly francs a. your to 800.000 I paid directly ‘to the mo ner. Adoption in Great present there is no‘such rcn‘ce of'the Lord Chane port. ——___ WARNEMUNDE. tic coast service from Berlin fected recently. For t the ‘radio station service for ocean constructed so as to » the broadcasting of th Berlin pm- South NOI'W 81k grams to' the guests 4; the .B’sltls ' i seaside resorts. while the 7 ~ -. ‘ _ station can with ‘ , 4w __ -- 4-..- the Northm The Care of Children All Over the World Children's Bureau.) pportunlty School-— salesmanship. millinery and beauty-parlor Work. a well as common school subjects. are taught at the Atlanta Opportunity School. where Working boys and girls are present proc- nttend the school from 30 minu Swing Chicago Babies—The Chi- cago lntnnt \Vclfnre society at the death rate among the 11.000 babies cardd for by the soclcly was mortality rate throughout the United Almost one-half the num- largc degree upon conditions must be remedied by general health Massachusetts Program for Tuber- children—.A program has Massachusetts by the Massachusetts Department or Health which would involve a ten-year campaign mills! tuberculosis at n. cos! of nearly half l'ndouhis plan enrolled in the lower grades of ”it: public Would he examined in order to pre- \cnt the disease or to dctcct it in its "Mothers' Pensions" in Canada—— rrs‘ pension" legislation, according to tho Cnnmiinn Council of Child Welfare. l'n‘der these laws old was The total sum habits cured through the work of new development in the child-hy- were. started in 1921, has written a Children's reau on their work. The clinics at- promote the mental health of these ice last year did not. improve. Thom states in his report. the habit problems treated. in sddi~ Family Allowances in France-— allowances. in addition to wages. to lownnces are usually paid through “compensation funds." companies or- ganized to finance the allowances in a. way that will equalize the finen- ployers of any ed that there_are 120 compensation many cases the whole allowance is family instead of to the wage ear- gslised adoption in Great Britain. A committee has been appointed by the Home Secretary; with the concur- amine the subject and make Three bills dealing with child adoption are now before Parliament. m BAX/1‘10 BATHERS Gm RADIO Gerruany. June 19.--'rhe whole North Sea and Bul- is .to be supplied with radio during the huh. ing season. according to plans per— , It . fiwinemunde, which thus far maintained mereiy'l vesselglvill be re- make, ‘ possible the U. 8. no their edu- d business in tons] Educa- phlo). They tea to in: to the e time. states nerai infant babies cured rntory infec- denl to a that Governor of schools ssed "moth- ?30 mothers $254,790.25. ldren-—-Tem- g the bad children. a color of the Community oston. which Bu- undesirable defects of re and to clinics nt- defects and Only 19 out by the clin- Dr. Somc of s were de- dand shy- acute per- pay family These al- It is report- , employers. allowances 00 million workers. In‘ ther of tho Brimn—At thing as IO- to ex-I‘l e. re--' ellor, his. purpose votes he received votes for the hardest worker. the mo‘ scholarly. He was on his Freshman crou- Hewss on his Freshman cross. country and track tennis. the 'vnnity crass-country and truck squads. and at. the Philadelphia Meadowbrool: Games in March. 1928, won the 100- ysrd run. In the cross-country meet in 1022 he won the Varsity Cep- tain's Cup. He also won first place in the GEO-yard run of the B. A. A. in February. 1922. and of the 1000- ysrd run in February. 1928. New Canaan Church to Give Comedy-drama Under the direction of Mrs. George Strathie. Booth Tarkington's comedy-drums. "Clarence" will be presented at the Xew Canaan Con- gregational church. next 'Tucsdn'y and Wednesday evenings for the benefit of the New Canaan library. Those taking part are May Hoyt. \Vlnnrld Raster. Grace Taylor. Gor- don Bartlett. Adnlsido. Wood. Gail Plumb. Etta May Straihie. Earl Mush-Igor. Frank Chapman and John Sterling. The publicity committee consists of Mrs. w. P. Weed. Mrs. Alfred H. Taylor and Mn. Kathryn Rogers: committee on stage scenery. George Smith. chairman: \Vintlcld Buier. George Dun-es. EAJ. Brown. Her- bert Bcoiield. i'elson Stillman. “H P. Weed. Henry Kelley. John H. Bchrc, Derby Rogers. Frank 15. Green. Conrad Muller. Dr. A. A. \Vhecler. Mn. “1'. E. Swift. Mrs. \V. C. Wood. Mrs Adrience. Mrs. J H. Rem-c. Mrs. C. G. Moller. Mrs. George Kellogg. Mrs. Thomas Hall. in presenting the play. Mr. Strathlc ls being assisted by Mrs. B. B. Hoyt. Mrs. W‘luneld Baxter and Mrs. L. H. Messing". Experiment Leads To Weird Murder BUDAPEST. June 19.-—-Becnu8e the owner of Soniogy Castle-v was seized by a morbid desire to experi- ence the sensations of a man being hanged. he lost his life and his aged servant became his murderer. One day Bela. Mnrffy. a Run- garian junker. was found dead in his em... with a. rope around his neck and two heavy weights tied to the end of the rope. The coroner‘s verdict was suicide. but the family. which knew Morffy to be intensely fond of life. declined to accept it. Their suspicions rested upon the oer- vent. who finally confessed that he was in fact the murderer. though no thought had been further removed from his mind a few minutes before the ,nct was committed. hisrffy. it developed. had read an account the day before of a boy who hanged himself. Curious to know how a. man feels just‘ before he is about to expire. he arranged that his servant was to stand near him while he tied a noose. at the end of which were two weights. about his Hartford Youth, ”Has. NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE er HYATT, "\\ Many new and chic » ’ BILLY WHISKERS‘ mmmmm Q Billy bad Just bounded into the lenml‘s headquarters and laid the note en the duk. He had carried the note all the way between his teeth. so it was nice and dry. But it was not writ.- ten on paper or with s pencil. but on the torn end of a sheet and the letters had been picked out. with a. T I ' Go On ‘In'! » The Water’s Fine EATHING SUITS FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN WOMEN’S SUITS IN POPULAR ONE-PIECE MODELS , Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings, Wool or Cotton Tights BATHING. SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS \ color combinations. 'All sizes in stock. CLEARANCE SALE 1,000 NEW SILK DRESSES Eighty different styles in best Satins. Georgette, Flat Crepe, Cn- ‘A-‘AA‘A‘A- vvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvv n”?:.‘::.‘:"‘¥:.§‘£t. its??? f‘f‘f‘.“.“.‘. $6.95. $8.95 : WA LDNER’S : "‘ON THE CORNER" q THE “‘OMEN’S SHOP FOR YALITF i 32-38 SO. MAIN COR. HAVILAND 1 pin. Gupmn Stronghesrt. bad no pen. pencil or piper to Write with. so he had torn a piece off the sheet on his bed and had picked out the let- tors in little dots with a pin he had found on the floor. There were several officers in the room when Billy entered. and the General. “it: reading In note. re- read it slound to them. Then dressing them. he said. "Meet nae st the door in ten minutes with three of our fastest automobiles. And all of you come armed and prepared to capture .thae Germans. Closing Out Our Entire Stock f s I L K FR E s 3 ES $5.00 $9.95 $10.95 $14.95 Values Up to $25.00. Every Day Is Bargain Day at NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE 'Billy. I forgive you for giving us the slip. You shall now have not 45 WALL STREET NORWALK. CORK. only a. gold collar. but one with 0. diamond star in it. Stay here and rest and we will bring your master back to you. We know Just where to go as he has told us in his note. “Hawkins. see that. Billy is well fed and looked after." Buckling on his belt. in which were two big pistols. the General grabbed-his army cape and cap and hurried down the stairs with Banal after him. though the General was so preoccupied that he did notice he was, being followed. and Hawkins did not try to step Billy after the experience he had had trying to keep him in bounds once before. 0n arriving at the foot of the stairs. Billy shot off down the street going like mad. He was going back to his master and witness the fun of seeing the Germans captured and his master released. He ,knew. he would have to go fast to get ahead of the swift autos. but he counted on them having to go away out of their way and nearly double the real distance to find a bridge to cross the river. while he would go across coun- . try. Indeed. Billy stopped only once to take a drink and to eat a little clover. Then feeling refreshed. he hurried on again. At last he reached the hill from which he had first seen the castle. and had decided to go visit the sheep and the goats. f‘My, that was a lucky decision for my master that I nude that I made that day when I decided to visit some of!- my own kind." Billy now reflect- e . Down the hill. across the river. and Billy was back. He was search- ing the window in the tower to see if hc could not see his master stand- ing there when he heard voices and. looking to the right. he saw the Ger- 1 M PROMPT PHONE DELIVERY 527 GEHEBE’S IT'S HERE [F IT’S HOL'SE‘VARB MOTH BAGS Made of a specially prepared rope paper or“ clothes hang full length and unwrinkled. l- ‘ keeping them clean and shapely. no sculpt any in boxes. Size 80 by 5% “I. Du'st proof. moth proof. :nc-l. v ‘. , : L PRICE $1.00 88’“’ASHI.\'GTO.V STREET SD. _\'tll-‘.\\,ll.fi. COKE. OF INTEREST TO TOIRISTS AND VACATION ISTS Why assume the heard of losing- your personal effects ui baggage while travelling when you can. for a very SE33 “91'8“, insure them against fire, theft or collision? figmelted, will be pleased to furnish rates and full perm» THE TAYLOR~& GOLDEN (‘OMPAM' , TELEPHONE 1230 SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. BUILDING man officers sitting at a. small table. talking. origins and smoking. on the lawn. (We hope they \wiil not discover Billy.) ‘ CLASSIFIED ADS magnify your money. . neck. The servant was to lift up the weights .thereby relieving the pres- sure. at the moment it seemed to him that his master was about to expire unless relieved. Thoservsnt declared that while he was awaiting this moment. his eyes fell upon his master's purse on the table. filled with bills of high dc- nomination. Instead of relieving Msrffy the servant allowed him to die and then possessed himself of the money. Finds Brantosaurus,’ 5,000,000 Years Old SALT LAKE CITY. .1qu 10.— .The perfect skeleton of u brontossu- ' rus. said to be the first ever found which was not minus the skull. has been unearthed .by University of Utah excavators in the region near' Jensen. Utah. long famed for its fos- Ql remains. ‘ Professor 1". J. Pack and Dr. Earl Douglas of the institution declare the 'brontonurus was probably the lsrgeet'oniml which ever existed and they estimate, the remains to. be about 6.000.000 years old. ' .. The bnontossurus was lizard-like in appearancewith‘a long. tell. back and neck. The weight of the crea- ture is thought to have been about: _' :0 tons; and it was about‘loo feet long. The top of its back, stood about 20.19.: and the belly about 13 feet from the ground. It is believed toil-ye m, upon We .mntter‘ _ MADEY’S ._. 234 EAST AVENUE EAST NOR“’AI.K CIGARS CIGARETTI'TS cnoomms P50“: 1507 FANCY FRUITS SCHRAFF'I‘S CKOCOLATES Weaves, colors, styles -—all are decidedly new and beautiful. A style range and size, range varied enough to satis- fy every woman and miss. . * Sale of-Dre‘sses Smart Cotton Dresses The latest summ- with e fashions . SMART SPORT CONFEOIloxmr thnn's ICE CREAM «SWEATERS ' l‘ 1 SEE MOORE SEE BE ' 3- $1.93 PIGGLY WIGGLY __..,._ msfcmu&8hnw.hrk& mu. l . 1' ,- . s E of oplO" rfect ”no“ .Cug .’ Our be Q eye auth- enables us to act a A .. . in whom you can hate Pet-e“ fidence." , 12 mm eraser, ' —says Mr. F0 93‘} EYES EXAMINED Prescriptions Filled WILLIAM J. 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