LOUS PRICE OF
YOUNG MEN’S TWO PIECE MO-
HAIR AND PALM BEACH SUITS. . _
BROKEN LINES WHICH FORMER-
LY SOLD AT $15.00 TO $18.00 G0
INTO THIS SALE AT THE RIDICUi
$10
WONDERFUL VALUES
ROGERS 55’ STEVENS
--TWO STORES-—
N ORWALK AND SO. NORWALK
L‘
,ev
—
INCREASING
IRTAII ST.
New York Financial
District Shows Less
POTSDAM. Germany. June 26.—
In this historic city. where onco
Frederick the Grout. lover of ani-
mals. crcctcd btirinl mounds for his
Sans Souci castle. there has
Infinite patience must be ext-r.
lirect is becoming morq and moro
fdonendout upon “omen; the aver.
'figc space for each office worker in
» aha financial district of Manhattan
' as been cut down over six percent
‘ g the last decade: bankers main.
~ an more magnificent quarters and
give their employrs less elbow room
than all other tenants 0! the most
pretentious skyscrapers.
Those are the outstanding con-
clusions of experts oi the Building
-'Owners' and Mnnngol‘s' Association.
lifter a. survey or a group of the
>3vorld's largest Offlc“. buildings uno
dertaken to obtain data for the use
' at architects in designing skyscrap-
Ir; of tho future.
Ton years ago. whom the lust ac-
curate door-tO—door ccnsus of first-
class office buildings in the Wall
Street district was iakrn. it was
found that more were four men
‘ 'Cl‘i‘lpioycl for every woman. and
”' that the a~erngo floor space for
ouch worker was 125 square {.eL
- A similar census in a typical of-
fice building recently revealed that
-In a total population for tho struc-
’turo or 10,868. the proportion of
Men to woman was only two to one.
find that the average- working space
get their dull»: when they set-
good chance for I! fight.
female the maternal instinct. the“
fooling of caring aflrctlonatrb' for
the blind mustrr. is unprirmmt.
Rucckor and \l‘rchorling,
put the dogs through a rigid coursr
of training in which. however. thr
whip is never applied, The dog
must lrnrn to walk slowly. to obn-
the master‘s mory Word. to {etch
things for him when desired. not
only to avoid the hoins and pro-
jections and ditcht-s dangr‘rous to
itself. but also to pull the master
far enough for him also to avoid
danger. Supposing. for instance.
there is a. projecting mail box. it is
no hindrance to the dog. but tho
animal must be taught that its mas-
ter should be so led as to avoid
running into it. These dogs must
also learn to gauge the speed of
ironic so as to indicate to their mas-
had been roducnd to 107 square tor whether it is safe to cross the
(cot. street.
. fr \Vhen the. time has come for the
, ‘ dog to pass its final examination the
Germany USlng More trainer harnesses the dog and bids
it lend its teacher. whose eyes are
tied for the purpose. through Pots-
dam. Tho trainer colt then tell
Grain for Brewing
, _ ,_ BERLIN. Juno 26.-——Alico Solo-
two traincrs oi the l'otsdnm krntwi.E
TRAIN DDGS T0 BE GUIDES
F DRT IIE BLIND SOLDIERS
l
2‘,‘ established a national
3: Dependence 011 Die“ school {or a. type of dog conspicu-i or.
3 ous for the Red Cross insignia rar-
3'. Workers rlad on his liarncss~tifc guide (103
: tor blinded soldiers.
2: NEW YORK. June :6. — “‘alli
i
t‘io"
man. for many years identified with
10¢“, work in Germany. believes that WIN-”MT the do: has mastcrt‘d the
technique of loading.
Next the prosncctivo master i
sent for. All blind persons who do
,sire a guide dog must tako up res-
tavorito greyhounds directly outside? itlcncc in the training school {or u
been; pcriod of six weeks. so that. master
training,I and dog may get used to each oth-
Not always is the dog first so
ir-ctmi tor a particular
the proper one for that person. Ply
CIIOIUA’IK‘QI factors play a grrat rolo
-lluring the six-week
clscd by the two trainers in clmrgci ”181 PPYIM- ”l" Fhf‘l‘ll'l'd €08 "-
to prepare the dogs for their tziskfllllamfi Ill ”I"
Those selected are almost invariably Shin dal’ and night.
ale shepherds. It has horn {nuntl‘
that ft‘lt‘lflit‘ (logs arc the onlv (iP-’tiii‘ took
pcndablc ones. Mulch are apt to tor<§giiiriw lo a blind man
of racking on».
In this mnitcr.
prospcctive
Few persons pcrhaps realize tho
{or a dog
or than four or fivo years.
that it is .1 nnrx-ous wreck.
ord of Fill‘II dogs
actual lll‘F\'O|anPSF.f
A [R PASSENGERS BRASSL'RED.
SANTA MONICA. Cal.. Juno :5.—
lOJ‘lOO alr-
plnno {lights from Clover Field in
months resulting in only lhroo
A total of iri’i'lro than
12
:tt‘cidr‘nls. according to the records.
and from this the argument is Id-
vonccd that flying is safer than aufbo
The reckless aviator
mobilo riding.
and the stunt nym- are said to be
responsible for
lusiona about thc danger of flying.
DISTRESS IN “1181' IRELAND
DL'BLlN, Juno 20~At a. contor—
ence in Clildon. County Golwsy, s
slate of acute distress in tho West of
Ireland was reported. and the gov-
ernment was urgt-ntly requested to
deal with the situation. The provi-
sion of poor relief in Mayo has put
up the taxes 400 per cent within the
last fmv months.
the American peOple have solved the
‘problems of alcohol and dancing in
o way that will make for better gen-
.oration.
‘ Writing of her recent experiences
gin America. Miss Solomon- exprossos
gtho boliot that, while in the big
cities'thero aro ovssions of the pro-
hibition laws. yet. on the whole. the
untrty is growing “dry." and tho!
tho number of opponents of prohi-
bition is constantly decreasing.
As (or dancing. it is Miss Solo-
mon's bolief that the social work-
are. havo been able to provide such
opportunities {or young pooplo to
mun htomsolves st dancing that tho
Moctionsbla dance halls aro being
' and less frequented.
' I. .' It I‘? iil‘lil‘iiiii'i ’3 W
n. "w; - .. “Loam-L _
look to Yourself
- Tho man who gets into the
I. habit 0! being his own inspiv
.-.'rotion never was out. or on-'
., Quota-m. Ho soils along on
’ . tho oven [knot or application.
,:- When you get tho sourco or
Flour encouragement outside
, youroolf. you begin to depend
on othoro" tor guidance and
'" courage. Look to no one but
i. yourself for the power to
1"“ corry out your ambitions.
Folio! takes tho place of
. outside help -—- belief in your.
'purposes and your abilities. _
no only kind at stroagtlt
. that can ovorcomo real ob.
.. suntan comes from within.
A.
d
HOW NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHIEF
LOOKED AS HE OPENED CONVENTION
.
I
blind man
master‘s
of acting so
is a. nerve.
The Potsdam trainers
“'ith the figure that no guidc-dog lasts long-
After
There
:hmo been numerous roses on roc-
@ing crazy from
tho prevailing de-
. m
t
to
'l
Taught »
..R§sd ‘ $%&ne
oungj 4' . ~ —-
Are They Bad];
Do you know tbo words 0! Alluri—
t
n?
An “art was modog ot. a “boring
to sing the potrlotlolooog. son on
ariicio in the July issuo oz McCain-0's
Magasino. With tho
’l‘bo Ill-you- old Counter ot tho
house. seeing tho authors-sumo” or
her oldors. adored to wflto .the
words for tbom. Thai “in“ no!
pencil and vapor. Afton“ minutes
sno returned with this .
mu reoults.
Antorico
Hr country. “not tboo
aweot Load of libs» too.
Of tboo I sing.
Laud when In?
Land whoro tho Pilgrims pried
tatbor died.
From ov‘ry mountain stdo
Let triodmaa ring.
My nativo country the
Land of tho noble troo
Thy nomo I love.
1 two thy rots and chills.
Thy woods and temper pills-
My heart with rstcber thrills
Like that. sbovo.
The little girl was more than ordi~
~usrily intaliigont. according to the.
srticlo in McClure's. Ker puzzled
parents know she knew how to spell
"liberty” if she had wanted to wrttoi
it instead of "liboot tea"
questioned hot- to and out what in
the world she did me .
o
”What is liboet tea."
"Ono or our imports. I guess. from
China."
"“‘hat is tiosuf?"
"I don't know."
"What do you think it is?”
"Maybe it is to till out tho lino. 1
Poetry has something that is called;
'tissuf' makes
oter: morbo
right meter."
"What do you mean by pried 7"
"way
“Then tho
Amorica "
"Yes. I think so."
"What is friedms
"I don't kaow.
pry means to como where
you are not asked." this with a tinge
of pity for ignoranco
ask such a question.
Pilgrims pried into
I ‘o. though! that I
over and it doesn't maks any oonse."
"Why do you love rots and chills."
"i don't. The poetry says that."
"Well what doeo
moan..."
"1 think it means wo must. forgive
a lot of things about our country and
say we like them Just out of polite-
nous."
And so "temper pills” Von “pills
for temper" and "rotcbor”
dist-soc bccause of its Juxtspositlon
"tompor pills."
th such instruction.
the
Children are never too young to
bo taught to rovereaco and
their country. tho srtielo concludes;
They should also be taught its soon.
but when they sro taught tho words.
piontiful and constantly reputed ex-
planation should on hand in hand
French Crime Man I
Talks of Frank Case
Tho blood of Robert. hanks con
conVict his murdorers.
.thls foil.
Modern detective mounds. on or-
ticio in the July lssuo or McCluro'o
Msgssino roveols. offer a seoro of
other ways of tracing crimo.
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loob
lO-yoor-old boys. sons of million-
siros. who bavo contooud murdoring
tho Ito-carom Pranks boy tor o
thrill are oxpoctod to repudhto their
confessions when tboy go to trial
What will States Attornoy Crowo
do thou to provo thom guilty?
Bloodstalns-woro-(ouud on tho upv
holster)! at tho automobllo that Doo-
paid and Loch routed and in which
they contouod they killed tho boy
and took his body to
the
wood where it was found.
Can this ststo dotsrnslno ll thosos
bloodstslns in tho outomobilo sro the
blood or Robert Franks. thus corro-
borating tho contonlon?
Dr. Edmund Boylo.
Doctor." chiot of tho ‘Dotoctlvo Idea.
tlty Bureau of tho Paris ?ollco Do.
psrtmont. and tho mob moot foorod
by French criminolo. says tho task
to simplo.
"tho Crimo
In tho ortielo in McCluro's Mags.
slo for July Dr. Boylo says:
, "If s crimlnbl washos up b1000-
stains ho is losing limo.
troco blood dilutod 1.000 tuna.”
’0“!le
Micropbotographlo enlargo
tho
tho Crimo
blood-talus in
Four motbodfit identwcotlou oro
MO! "I.
most! of
tho automobllo
compared with similar photographs
of the blood of, tho murdered boy
will show it may on ldontlcol. Soc-
ond. chomiosi tosts.
conductivity tests. as similar rootst-
tsncg to an electrical current soot
through them. Fourth. spectogro-
pity. based on tho sciontttlc foot that
similar substances bovo similar spoo-
Tblrd. olootrov
tro. bocsuso tho)! omit similar light
wpvos.
in his can that m
prosocr ution. Wore tboro Sago
, 1m the chin!
b”
is blood on the
written lotter- damn
trout tho murd
Modorn moth
ldouoity ti: o
lottor and b
in, ,o Chico
tonsil? 7
Thou (outs. which
will bo sppliod by Chi
it they how not
will go for to p
Loob‘xuilty or i
was struck in ‘
chlool.
tor.
‘tho‘b’y'o'
undoubtedly
csgo «town's
already been mods.
row Leopold
anooont. '
liars are numorous otbor flow;
or be used by tho
and
" Tho typoé
all: rob-om
end boy's. tuber.
ads make It dmplo to
machino tho! wroto tho
Maugham found tho
so Leonid throw
to lagoon; ‘ -
.Wm thoro t is
spot wuss-o 09W:
. V _\>:':
and? 3.3:
so they 3
I
thoi
that. could
poem-
VIII.
iovt
loaoly
Woe“
. W ' ti: _
with which tho pm“: “mm is making is mm. It
”30““? 713m
7 IEGER
THE LEADING READY TO WEAR STORE IN NORWALK
Will Start Tomorrow, Friday The
THERE IS A REASON, and when there is a reason we take our loss.
advertise make believe specials, or make believe values.
Owing to unseasonable weather during May and June, business was not
pectations. Consequently we have merchandise on hand that would otherwise have
been sold. Goods haveibeen marked down 1-4, 1-3 and 1-2 from the re
price. If these drastic price reductions will not induce you to take adv
sale, thén to our mind of thinking, nothing else will.
guiar Selling
aniage of this
5" :v . ’i
(tip; T'F-‘a
Am G 5.2:;
up I6 EX-
200
V ues up to $7.98.
SALE PRICE
Box and accordion pleated wool and silk and wool
cre s, fiannels, prunellas, all colors and Sizes.
SKIRTS ,
To go at—
- w‘ -— -» $3.98
24 TAILORED SUITS
Pencil stripes. \vorsteds, navy. poiret mil;
16 to 44, ranging lll price from $20.00 to 33.3.00—
IIALF THE REGULAR PRICE -
1
51293
cos, brown and gray.
W-..
JACKETS
slipovers. all colors.
WW~
SILK DRI'BSI'S
Suitable for evening and street wear. Canton,
Charmeuse, Georgettes. Colors, black, navy, co-
ranging from $18.00 to $37.50, will be sold for—-
HALF THE REGULAR PRICE
SLEEVELESS SWEATER
Button front. also silk and mohair
Regular values
$3.98 to $12.00.
Sizes from 18 to 53. Prices
KNITTED SUITS
All wool. colors tan, brown, navy.
Values $7.98.
21%;: $1.98 aficingzfissxfir$3’98
SALE
White or tan. sizes
$1.50 to $2.50.
Prices
goo Tillman HATS & SHAPES
ATHALF PRICE DURING
two—DAY SALE
DIMITY TAILORED
BLOUSES
:35
PRICE
range
mam
‘
o
‘i'l ! v. \.8‘.'I“!
. $1.00
BLOUSES
Sizes 8 to 42. Blue or red
lars with emblem on sleeve
value $2.00.
.-
HEAVY JEAN MIDDY.
rams $1.00
SPRING‘COATS FOR
~ GIRLS .
sailor col-
3 to 14 years of ago. Just what your
Regular
girl will need when school opens in
the fall, will be sold for HAL! 01'
REGULAR SELLING PRIOR.
Odd sizes.
ampules—
PEB rm
LADIES’ WHITE LOW
SHOES
ValliM lip
‘ “I.
éi
$1.00
4 _
s
We will extend the privilege of a chargo account to all customers who wish to
take advantage omhis extraordinary marked down sale, and we feel that we have the
right to advertise this fact as has the merchant who bids for your cash patronage and
does not give you as many advantages as we do. We arrange monthly settlements or
' easy weekly payments.
“M W
wi-Hi
not losvo its record." oars Dr. Boylo
in tho oraclo in McCluro‘s Mogul”.
“Wo dolly identity criminals by tho
air tho! breotnod at tho plsoo at tho
crime. by bound «sisters. by anger;
Prints and by blood on If o
criminal lplts on the floor ho might
as WOIL in certain cuss. loovo his
cart! behind. Thou is no crime tbot
cannot bo trscod to its perpetrator
in tho lingo: modern science.
”The put-polo c: all dotootlvo work
is-lo brush our the flows 0! Ho:
surrounding awry comb. ‘Modorn
points .tbo trim or {set record at
thohguitty «and stamina tho lano-
oon » t
.“The labototory methods, hovo
done a"? with the sherlwkflblraes
sail Arsono‘ but: school 911mm.
detection. “15's so lougor and to look
(or tbo ‘womn ~occur-ts
tuflfl‘ooolmotbod.‘
aimnlo‘ oomph to how us work.
; “Thoma o’ heats-3W
by
. and so «tortoise it to. criminal
vow Which u- nset moms tron”
H. KRIEGER
THE. HOUSE WITH AN ESTABLISHED REPUTATION
.-~Mmmm~_.m“ fl...“
.. . i .
012a com: dome. cobalt bluo being
the basic color wed in making
French bonknotos.
“Another inotaaoo nus that at a
Jan who diod suddenly and avatar-
iously in prison Tim-- was toll:
that that he was taut-dorsal We
curious stains on his oboutrlm
gavo rtso to it. The?“ ouspoctod
at bolas human blood. tro at
tho stains about! ouo to bo and of
olunt hm and the other point tron:
D“ had. K '>
‘ "any saliva is found by tho cums
squad. By various tootswo Ins-r dov
tot-mine tho degree ot’liltlllaity, tho
‘proseoco 0! Month“ hr diooaoo got-ms
60a.
Killed, He
‘RUNTSVILLE. To:
Charges by
didate for
recently» won flogged.
mutated today by th
was a- smoker. bod o cold . Dixon's olia es on
disease rs
"I “to
hood or “I .
"Io :mtbor'xooou s moo was
abound will: “murdering onothor
With on ass. ’3'!“ pomp» m
the
”saw” W in ”deuce. » m
m lb,
abused prlooner. who
were beaten. one so
ho was confined to o
mamas.
, on bod-mover ,
«-
for modern dotootlvo selenco to work
on. should not Do dWcult of solu-
State Farm Prisoner
Declares
.. Juno 25..»
orgo “7. Dixon. can-
vornor. that a prisonor
ot the Ramsay state farm was shot
to deatlv bra gust-d April 1'! and
that winners at tho Eutnun farm
in being in-
a members of
tho stato prison board.
supported by
on swam-it. 0! C. C. Newton. a dis-
declsrod that
than to» as tho muss: tax-m
severly that
hoopla! tor
. ‘, ...-._......... -w-. ..
_ d o n e
thorough skill and c
in our heavier-weight.
Joseph Dans
as \vsshlntrwn 5”“
So. Not-“11k
THE good style and co:
comfort you wsnt s
ombodied
Weather \Vcavcs.
asset iios in i
great est
tailo ri n8.
merits.
$15.00 and up
That-o I"
oortmont at those P313”
"oooondm"
o.
“.
in these “'3’“
but theif
heir
has b’cn
s s m e
are H
gar-
which
11)] the
still a 5005 3"
$1.45
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