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Tire
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“EST AVE.
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lCUT MAN BUILDS BIG
ERY BUSINESS IN 8YEARS
Searching for Rum,
They Find 3 Whales
NEW LONDON, Conn..
21.——New York custom
aboard the patrol boat
which came into the local port
yesterday reported that late
Thursday afternoon while patrol-
ling the Sound near Moutauk
Point for rum- -runners. they
sighted three whales; believing
at first that they were beats.
the customs men speeded closer
and one of the men fired a shot.
No rum ships were sighted w -
in the 12-mile limit. “11
June
men,
Li be rty,
2%.!th your usu‘ Toto!
'Rm'TDED WE CAN GET IT BEFORE
JULY 33D);
PAGEANT OF
CHILDREN AT
S. N. CHURCH
First Congregational
to Present “The
Youth” L e d b y
Towers Hamilton, Jr.
Is the modern youth different
from the youth of other days? Can
this cancer. impulsive youth be de-
pcnvlml upon to work out. it‘s own
problems by itself? Thcso and many
other kindred questions are being
asked ivy parents. cducators and
friends of the youth of today. And
they will be satisfactorily answered
in the pageant. "This Youth" which
will he a. part of thc Children's Day
service at the First Ccmgrcgational
Church of South Norwaik Tomorrow
at 10:45 o'clock.
The principle parts of the pageant
are taken by members of the Inter-
mcdiatc departmrnt of tho church
school with the exception of the
“Mother (if All Youth" who is re-
presented by Miss Margaret l’..
“feed. The children of the world
Who conic asking for freedom are
members of the Junior Department
led by Towers Hamilton, .lr.
At tho sumo scrx‘it‘c diplmnns “ill
be awarded to tho Juniors who have
done satisfactory work during thc
year. and the host handwnrk of the
year will he placed in an cxhihit.
This exhibit. will be in tho memorial
room of the church and all “ho are
interested arc inviicd to visit this
exhibit. before the service. This
church school has had a particul-
nrily proxressixe year. and it is with
pleasure that the faculty invites the
friends of ‘the school to attend this
AlsacegSenator Wants
American Debt Paid
PARIS. June" 21.—Genera.l ,Tauir-
lleb. senator from-Alsace. believes
France should hasten settlement of
her debt to America. Writing in
'L'Inforrnation' he makes a. plea for
rectitude in business.
General Taumieb. whose wife is
an American. tells his compatriots
that. he spent two months in the
United States recently, talked to sen-
ators and high omcials and found
American sentiment unchanged re-
tarding the collection of debts.
STOP WASTE
OF GAS, AUTO
Carelessness Causes
Great Loss to Supply
'As Well ’As Owner’s
Pocketbook
What will motorists do when the
gasoline supply of the country has
been used up? That question is as
much a. bugbear among the alarm-
ists as the saturation point of the
automobile, says the A. L. A. It it
will appease the annety of the gaso~
line alarmist. statistics prepared by
MEN PIEAD
government scientists and engineers
make it plain that the
yarn to come. so why worry.
of the country should be affected
what would be thc'result? It is
past inw——-moloring——wouid not hn
seriously interrupted. Some satis-
factory substitute would he placcd
on the market, and cars would to
ways.
future when our gasoline supply “ill
have become depicted thorn is no
quessiion and some substitute
our present mode. of traveling bv
l’mWor both on the eartli‘s‘surfacc
or in the air, is continued.
The time for a change depends to
sonic" cxtent upon motorists thcm~
schos. 'i‘hc yearly waste of gaso-
line in tho l'nitnd States is enorm-
ous. and figured in dollars is said to
he as high as $300. 00“ M000 This
“asiage is worths mini: especially as
it moans tn the :nrrnzo Nor or a
motor r-‘nr nt lr-st 1 cents p.r gallon
for every gallon used.
There is needed daily to operate
the automobiles of the vountrx' over
lfi.000.""ln gallons of gas and fully
20 per cont is wasted through poor
quality. 'fauity cnrhurotion. and euro.
loss oprvrntinc and this means cop-
sidcmlilo more than ROWIOOO gal-
lons ad;1_\'.\\’hicl1. iirured at ‘20 cents
per gallon. amounts to SCOOJHHL
An idlingr nncme is an enormous
'5,,‘-‘,.,_v ouster of gnsolmc. Carbon is an-
othvr.
Anv one of a. number of thinzs
w .
tint [there ‘5‘ .' IOt‘t‘r:t (:2 “St 3622“: such as underinfimrd tires. over-
:1 cu #11:!!! :zerimcntinz such as booted engines. improper engine
amoun ‘ p ‘ lubricant. hndlv adjusted spark
cold packing in glass. for instance.
which we have done successfully.
Government experts come to us to
study our expfirimenis just as we
have gone to them. I would advise
anyone starting a home canning:
business to proceed according to his
own experience plus the advise of
his state college and the i'. 8. Do-
psrtment of Agriculture. There are
many bulletins avnilahle up to date.
“I suppose you have been wonder-
ing what kind of prices we set. Our
banker with Whom we have to con-
sult now and then as we need money
for new equipment and expansion
advised that we should flrure on a
gross profit of 40' per cent."
{RA SPE IAL
IX 31/; MasOn Cords
8.95
Earning in other makes of tires and
miles~—-"Norwalks” and “Swineharts”
McCOLLUM
Shop
‘37 “fist ‘Ave.,v (Near Merwln St.)',
NORWALK. CONN
: notation.
plugs or dragging brakes Will in-
crease the cost of a motorist's gaso-
line anywhere from one cent per
gallon up; A slight rcmliusiment of
the Carburetor for a better miUuro
of gasoline and air was found in one
instance to increase the mileage of
.1 four cylinder coring 23F. pr"
ccni.
Candler Calls WIT;
Candler. er.. Atlanta. capitalist has
brought. suit for a di\orce from Mrs.
May Little Candler on the grounds
of cruel treatment. The divorce p9-
tition was filed in the l-‘ulton County
superior court late yesterday and was
disclosed today.
EAGLES‘ CONVENTION.
The Connecticut Siain- Aerie con-
vention will he I!“ today in
Norwich. Those who :Ttlt‘nd from
,Norwnlk are: .lcscpli Gorinely, Syl-
vester Brothertnn: Past State Pre-
sidents “'ill .Tm J. Powell and M. J.
Carew and Past State Treasurer.
Charise Israel.
Franks Death Inspires 'I‘hmt.
CHICAGO. June :l.-—-A mentally
unbalanced person. inspired by read-
ing newspaper accounts of the kid-
napping and death or Robert Franks
sent the $10,000 ransom letter to Irv
win H. Hartman. wealthy furniture
dealer. threatening kidnapping and
death to his son. Irvin. jr.. it the
money was not paid, the police be-
Here.
Fifty Yen's Ago-—
Nobody ever got a wrong number.
Nobody ever got an electric lilht
_ bill.
Nobody ever had a flat tire.
Nobody cussed static.
Nobody read titles out loud in a.
movie.
Nobody had heard of Hi Johnson.
Bob La Follette. and from bloc. the
jazz. -—Cincinnati Engineer.
unfailing_'
supply of gasoline will last for many »
But what if the gasoline supply.
safe to state that the great outdoor .
merrily along roliimz over our high~ .
That. there will come a time in they
will .
have to he found to Ink". its place if:
Cruel —— Asks Divorce?
ATLANTA. On. June 21,—Asa a. 3
Is Waiting For
You At The
JOLLY FRIARS
INN
Finest Food, with
service reminiscent
of bygone generations
D A N C I N G
Every Night
.With a SUPERB ORCHESTRA
On The Post Road
At The Darien Flats
TELEPHONE DARIEN
STOPPEI
Ye Olde-‘llytne
A
Something Dinerent
MOULIN ROUGE“:
OLD FASHIONED FARM COOKING “ :
SPECIAL DINNERS ON SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS 2;: A.
rAlcoammodations for Private Parties '5"
DINING GOLFING DANCING
Phone 1225 Stamford
I
come to
A comfortable dining room with ex-
cellent service at moderate prices is what
you will find at. the Circle Inn.
All poultry, milk, vegetables, etc, are
fresh,—coming direct from our own farm.
If you enjoy a respectable dining
room, where food, booking and service are
of the highest order—we invite you to
CIRCLE INN
DARIEN~ NEW CANAAN ROAD, DARIEN
THE CIRCLE INN
Harry Denus, Prop.
c H E 5 “ER T Aim
PORT CHESTER, N -.Y.
On Poé't Road
LUNCHEON TEA DINNER
“
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
”1?
Phone Port Chester 835
MUSIC DANCING
Phone Westport 33 3
AT WEBTPORT—ON THE
POST ROAD
Service A La .Carte
Well Prepared Food-
Moderately Priced.
Our Specialty Is Lobsters
and Sea Food
Famous From New York to_ Ben.
ton for
CHICKEN, \V’AF‘F‘LES AND .
SHORE DINNERS
Well Appointed Accommodations
German crown prince. mah ion“ or
For Guests.
DISTRIBUTION OF
WASHINGTON. June 21.—-—Diltri-
butlon of application blank! for ad-
justed W'orld War Service Compen-
sation provided for the Soldier
Bonus Act, has been started by Maj-
or General Robert C. Davis. ndjutant
general of the army. and will be
completed by June 38. The distri-
bution consists of six million blank
application forms and is made poe-
siblo through co-o peration of Amen.
can Legion posts, Red Cross chop-
tero. Veterans of Fereln Ware and
the disabled Americnn Vetenno‘ or-
In p ointment m 4506 ,
tn ethad of anthem; ,
: mm to;
:' m
VETERANS’
BONUS BLANKS BEGINS MONDAY
livered by the public printer.
Actual distribution of the pap”!
to veterans will begin next. .3191!!!th
the schedule calling for the comple-
tion of first task by June 28.
, General Davis also said loo cleri-
eel automate already have been ob.
tained and thnt by the end of this
month the number will have been
increased to more than 1.200- BY
July 81, the clerical force will have
reached a total of z. 517.
floors and clerks already at work
have been
The statement added that the o!- ,
Woody sill-I‘M“ 9°
THE COLONIAL TAVERN
on The Post Road, east of Millers
Bridge, now open —— din in g ,
boating, swimming, dancing.
LOOK FOR THE COLONIAL" MANSION
Telephone 5034 Stamford
THE— i
ROYAL JAMES INN
NORWALK, CONN. .“ '.
Is an ideal place to ob- ,-‘
tain a week-end’s rest.
Its rooms are spacious,
cuisine and service de-
lightful and at reason-
able rates. .
J. PAUL' SHUBERT
——Manager-—
Formerly Brown’ s Chap House. New York
GREEN LANTERN
DAN BURY ROAD AT WILTON
luncheon * *
Dinner * *
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2.00
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new um
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m... m. ‘
DANClNG RIF—RY EVENING),
WAYSIDE INN
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