. MONDAY, JUNE 30,19
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1.0 This lwomw * ,.
DOWN'HONORS ..,.._._..-.»_._:=:~::m’3‘umm _ a __ + .» 69’ HYAT];
yd.”—
'anfimLLADING DRY GOODS STORE
“ coca: Moons"
Ell THE LONG RUN there is no concealment for
Eéfiuéfi was; are l" ‘-
low grade products. Eventually the defects of
poor workmanship or of improper materials
- must come to light, resulting in a rapid depre-
ciation which is in itself an item of expense that
must be considered.
There are, perhaps, instances where anything
. {will do as long as it is cheap, but in building it is
a rare case indeed-Where it would not be better
7 economy to increase the original investment 3 little
and build with some thought beyond the present.
Refused Vice - Presi-g
dency to Be Holstemmi
Friesion Pres1dent
CHICAGO. June 3°r—rsm" mull
or Gov. Frank O.’ Lowdcn declnl';
the nomination for the Vice In: ‘
he preferred to stick by hissiob.”S
President of the Holstein-llricswn
Association of America,
of Americans have inquired “‘lml
. mp” mmmon elps them to select
dency of the United States Decallls’.l 1 onl‘lm
thousands
‘ ‘ ' \l‘lss Ali‘s 3". mekun» “one: , W l r L
C ‘pulllhhl‘l' 0‘ ndon' England, (16- . ' 7 -
1 tlarcs lilo? ”1 9‘3””!!an 0: books ' l ‘ H
1,“ 1 “may l-iu field for women, as
books that \vil appeal to the pub.
- H... mm ove of books was
“mod 1' to choose heg-
Luau?“ “if“?
)lisi “Milli
‘Of ill“ “30:41 i
- Lon-inn. 5““ ‘
lllullllslzt‘ls lu ill
‘ 'l‘ll're i“ ll
h‘uxu‘v ’composed
“.0er It is calledl
"\\'4lmvll l‘lll‘ll”m- Ltd.." and ii
ESlll‘L‘lilli'J‘S 1“ hw Written by
33.,- \\l_llllw ‘nd Cd“, 8
lie.
u‘ hill
s considered one
,1irely “i
!We have
.and Rand cotton
' ALL SILK CREPE DE CHINE—Plain colors, $1.25
:3.” ' $3050 yards .
vbm’ethingin‘ Summer Silks?
. ‘ new and most complete line of the most
fabrics in all the new shades and designs.
Popular silk
. $2.00 . $2.25 - $2.75
1:,“de 51.75.32.25-3235yam
f a "cow club" it, must be ihalti “omen .. ' H
22:13:; man of Presidential calibre‘ “r~el.ly rill: “Ezwgfgin-e Miss
to steer its ship. ' “NH“ :1 use brd cdngirt and
The publicity department of ihi‘lllirr‘ctnr 4‘ . llj‘rt‘c'h excl :f.‘ of
Illinois Products Exposition. a child; live “fill.“ “ . m \e or:
of the Illinois Chambers 0: Com-' .\ll$s irll
merce. is proclaiming to the world
that Col. Lowden bad sound rea-
sons for turning down an honor
that only one other man in history.
has refused.
"Col. Lowden comes nearer being
'the Nation's milkmnn' than any
other man." says tile exposition
press agent. "in its effort to in-
crease the supply and thus cheapen
the cost of milk his 'cow clubs spent
for operating expenses alone in
1023 iii esum of $386,736.22. _M<___. .
Serves “'ithout Pay ‘ W , _ , .7 ,
"Maintenance of the secretary's Llanrlle UM" om" 3"”
office at Batileboro. \'l.. cost 826:.- C30" WM!" “1"". “MC" ‘3
145. Disbursements at the ndvanc- Probably lhw .flrft man an
ed registry office. Dolmen. Wis. AmPrlCfl ‘0 “P"".“““"’ “l“ 31"
'wero $72,234. "The extension ser— rangvmcnt. l'”':"”‘g .mann'jz'”
\‘icc department in (.‘hlcngo spent "“1" 0‘ "m4“ 1”“ch .N‘i"
$202,357. Col. Lowden and his we"! 14 W3” TV"? "‘- W ‘3
cabinet serve without pay. 365 days A- and l? ””3" ‘ ”“9“?“ 7"?
in the year. The ‘ofi‘ice expenses’ "1" ll“""“"‘ "“"hrd! the "A"
of the President [or the your were ganlzallon.
3::i. Col. Lowdcn‘ also is President
or the American Dairy ll‘ederalionk
‘_\\lllt'h induced the last Congress to
l-lmllte the dairy division of the
human 01‘ Animal Husbandry to
‘llle dignity Or an indeplndent bur-
" cull.
"Members of Col.
t‘lL‘l)’ own property
‘ALL 5le CANTON CREPE—Plain colors ......... $3.00 . $3.50 M
SILK-and COTTON CANTON CREPE—Elam $1.00; Fancy $1.00 - $1.25
- $1.39 yardl - '
SILK and COTTON CREPE CHENIELLE $1.00 yard
WASH SILKS—In newest striped and checked effects . . $1.50 - $2.00 yard
FLY A FLAG 0N THE'FOURTH 0’ JULY.
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The Hatchfa’Balley Company
.. '1‘?)an . now closed
GOOD LUMBER & MILLWORK I‘mflg“m‘:‘?’l‘1‘cn°:
th are more
n won. as sir-ve-
illll'cli; 1.5"“ u
lulm‘e‘and nearly
In re and street
arfi'loro than
anlfytl stirri-
Few m
to womm
bureau of the l .
labor Show i’ni
than 301! “on
durls null
t‘fllll mine
Sim :25 labcz'rrs
building. ‘lzzlle
L‘ll'l policcuw -:2_
car conductors.
ngents for Morgan Millwork, Sheetrock and Cor-
' nell Wall Boards, Celotex Insulating Lumber.
McNair Shingles—guaranteed for 40 years.
. »
i
A. v ‘ ob.»
Al Miss Alys Byte Necktie. cjfl
NEW VICTOR
RECORDS
BED SEAL RECO BBS
1 0 i i—Marchcts
indium Moon
McCormsck
DANCE RECORDS
19339—it Hid to Be You—Fox
Trot
The Hoodoo Mon—Fox
Trot
Paul “'hitemsn and His Orch.
1 9 3 4 z—Vightingale—W'a its
8. B. Leviathan Orch.
Sunrise and You—Medley
“'alt; .
Ths’ Troubadours
A“A‘
vvvv
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
CLEARANCE SALE
1.000 ssw SILK DRESSES
fight, diaerent styles in best Sltlns. Georgette, Flat Crepe, Can-
tons and Spofl Silks. Ail shades includ-
ins “We. yum, w 319.95. ........ .56-95! $8.95
WALDNER’S
“ON THE CORNER”
m WOMEN’S SHOP FOR VALVES
32-38 SO. MAIN COR. HAVILAND
an
Miss Glee Hastings. of Spencer.g
Iowa. a former \V'rllcsley college;
girl, returned to America recentli'l
wearing the highest decoration thel
Gree k government could bestow.§
the Gold Cross of the Redeemer.
This honor was bestowed upon Miss
There are 17“ “'oma‘3Ch‘Tsl Hastings in recognition or her svr—l
of Various denonlinntiofl‘ m. l ”cos as Orphanage director for the.
Linn‘fl Slates. "1 “I » l. m“ ‘nenr cast relief in Greece. ‘1
members of the lnlr I Aral
socialion of “'0”an l‘ O. ”V:
membership roll of i 31mg“
lion indicates, Six “ch.
Dividend Notice
i49th
Semi-Annual Dividend of
The Norwalk Savings
Society
w-..“
AA‘AAAAAA‘AAAAA
Miss Doris il‘ilt. aged 26. has;
lbcnn rlected to the city council of:
Set-with. England. She is sald to;
worth billions. "3 °' “‘"l‘" ”W“ “we "I" s‘ounml city council" "I mu—wncn Dm- Stars Are SPECIAL SALE OF
deuflcd to milk production. The “‘0 "“353 ”WC" "1 ”ll 1 "o 1?: England. Miss l-‘m is n'lhestrical, playing Peek-a-Boo—
i
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' lotul all production or all the oil ““1“! "n" 0"“ '" Mm“? manner by profession. : l-‘ox Trot.
“t‘lls in the L'niled States is a mere 7, t l I Need Some Peitin'—Fox
' dribble compared to the [law oi J l l Trot
. lzllll; induced by the Nation's dalry- F. . ‘1 Barney “3‘09"“! Hi! Orch.
BILL VI'HSKERS W “0 “8“"an In All Summer Materials
1!! r - i .
mm m... At. $5.95
l 10340—~0h3 fill: Happiness 1303's
Values up to 810.00
Every Day Is Bargain Day at
Hudnguleiirgfress Boys
New York Specialty Store
~_, WALL STREET : NORWALK. coxx
“£5.31?"
Lowden‘s 'con"
vs
‘32“.
“It ll.
. “hat the lloieleins Do . I
_ "Ilulhlt'illa lurnish 6.": lo In per-l ‘
vc- :ll. «:1 llle Nation‘s iluid milk Slip-l ,.
llvl). Ul' ninety-nine elms ill lhc .V
‘l. llllLd Slates that lime produced;
,lnore than 1,000 pounds of butter lai
:in a year. eighty-one are Holstelns. UH: Lady “056 ‘0 escape.
lll‘il‘u-l'our liolsicllls lune records Straight 10" U"! fl‘" 31“
ialmu- 30am” pounds or milk a )L‘iir. l MM Ill-“Vet IiUPDUIB at ”19 '3"
' . "Holstein breeders pay as high as: “739d hcr homo ““0 ”"5 “'8
‘ lélllllfilm tor a single bull withoutlhu SflN‘H‘UY ”‘1'“ 10" m" 0
new”; the roporlers about it. Lon-don more. All the would or care i
. , _ . ' \l‘l’iil‘s boots user du ’ llt Sinnissi i “'38 lo 81‘! l'3 “W French Hes
At a meeting of the Directors Of this Society, ll'll‘m in mm L'Oyunl; He is coupe?! We and W lit-ml" “M" "l
held this day, a dividend at the rate of FOUR jllm mm “in. 3.». slrhing lo mine the leclion of the French arm)“. 13"
Blur. )ou remember. he a lnemy's camp~0flefed the young
lady is chair.
There the three of them i
s'urln; at each other in blank amaze- l
.1 lmnl. (or the General and the Ads-g
.ll‘lr quickly recognised the young!
“onion as the daughter of the Duke. :
Alter she had told her story she told 4
'llls General she wished to become “,
’ litd Cross nurse. ;
"But. my dear young lady. you;
1 93 i S—Anchorcd
Wilfred Glenn
Out on the Deep
\Vlltred Glenn
357(3—“1ne. Women and Son:
Waits -
You and You Waltz
Victor Symphony Orch.
HEAR Tm RECORDS
AT
stood.
Norwalk, Conn.
June 10, 1924..
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. on...» .
AIVD ONE-HQALF (ill/1,) per cent. per annum' lil‘t’Ti’lgr- llnnuzli production of the the dug swam on either side a
‘ was declared to Deposxtors from the earningsof
tne Six months ending June 30, 1924.
The same will be entered on pass-books and
paid on and after July 10, 1924.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEFORE JULY
10, 192.1, WILL DRAW INTEREST
FROM JULY IST, 1924.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 7 TO 8
Deposits Over . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,600,000.00
Albert R. Mall-tin, Pres. William H. Hunter, VicePres. -
Frederick A. Ells,’ Tress.
Already to Serve You!
What a satisfaction it is to know that at Elwood '5 you can
get just the proper Shoes for vacation and week-ends.
a“. r“:
;' Golf oxfords, hike Shoes, tennis Shoes and sport and dress
33’
net
shoes for llC‘ilifll and country wear.
MILTON ELWOOD
1' '122 Washington Street South N orwalk
2 ' STORE CLOSL‘S AT SIX
‘* war: a“? “‘"V“
noun
0
“ DELIVERY PHD".
GEHEBE’S o. .
K‘I'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE ‘ .1
.:\_i
N 0 BETTER TIME THAN NOW TO BUY YOUR
SUMMER HOME NEEDS
.. HAVE ALL THE SUMMER HOME REQUIREMENTS THAT
.ARE NEEDED IN THE HOME. SUCH AS REFRIGERATORS. ICE
CREAM FREEZERS. VACUUM FREEZERS, OIL COOK s'rovrzs.
TGASOLINE s'rovms. CROQUET SETS. GARDEN HOSE, OVENS.
SCREEN DOORS. WINDOW SCREENS. p O U L T R Y \VIRE,
:CREEN DOOR“ WIRE. WATER COOLERS. ETC.
"7’“ WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK, CONN.
; eriesn
; said yesterday at the
. sion of the Nations! Conference on
prim Education. The center-once
in; preliminary to the convention
eruse
-i , renew"
a I! la?“ -
{American vow ironl 4.000 pound. to
iii-Juli! pounds. the present average
[oi the punt—bred. That is Why Col.
il.U\\dl ll is content to see his Riend.
lulu. Charles G. Dawes, preside over
like l'lllll-ll Slates Senate While he
“ends the (‘ll“‘.'~‘.
. Another Kind of (Tow
"'l'lle nvllim cinema 0! the live
liliCl'k nll‘ll “ill be only one of the in-
'll‘rcstlllg disclosures to be made at
‘llm lllilmis i’rlulul-ls Exposition. to
)ll'll‘ Ucl. 1'43. inclusive. at the
.\nlt‘i‘l('lln l'lxpnsiliun l‘alltct‘. 666
Lake Shore Drive, Chicago."
, A row kicked t)\('r the lamp that
roused the Chicago lire in 1871, but
Sillinuis politicians say this is the
<‘ llrst instance where a cow kicked a
:- llull- m the calculations of a national
' purl).
l
llt'
5EL0PING PAIR lS
and the horse being a sued I" -
,lt was not long before they we
across and galloping at full sp
ward the French encampment.
Arrhing at the entrance. the
ilnel. alter hearing her story.
ain‘t be A trained nurse on the med- ‘
> Call stall Just because you think you i
would like being a nurse. You dent}
now anything about nurslns!" -
"Don't be so sure of that. Ushers”
' have done practical work in a large
The 'A. J. Collins Co.
lowed her to puss handing her ~
to another soldier to lead her to
General's Headquarters. Billy
Sandy still stayed close by her
so it was together that the th
of them appeared at the Better
door and were admitted. it I“. taken m. course. And under
Imagine the General's surprl .c ctrcgmtancl'l‘. the Red Cross
when the door opened to admit . be delighted m take you in and
beautiful young lady. Wet and win . .3 you a member oi the order."
blown. followed by . soldier. a do . lent-ml." woke up Major Strong-
snd a. coat. «1 would suggest that l tells,
The General was so surprised lhs. nose to the young lady I am
he simply stared tor a mousmt. But ' ‘:cd ‘0 mury. and let her look
Captain Stronghourl—now Major gmr, ‘1“, her dry clothing. and
Stronghenrt, for he had had a. pro- recruitment. for 1 see that the
motion and been decorated with all g, of her dress is soaking wet."
kinds or models {or his bravery in rayorrow‘rthls story or Billy‘l 1d-
BCCUNDB the maps. dispatch" ”3“ '-.. in France ends. But another
plans ho had brought in from the: low immediately.)
opitsl (or n yrnr. just to set the
.porience. Nursing is a hobby or
3no. and i tensed my lather to let
become a nurse. if only (or n
rt time."
Well, you certainly are fortunate
’ NOW FORGIVEN
STAMFORD June 30.—
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ingalls, Jr., are
1 happy.
(in “'ednesduy the young couple
’cl-ped to l'ortcncsler. N. Y.. and
. m r(' married by illt- Justic-s c! the
lance. At first their both lumilles
refused to bestow parental blessing.
'l‘hat worried the young couple.
They told their inmiiies they would
be happy and that they loved each
olher.
.lack's..i‘ulhcr was the first to re-
lent and wish ills new daughter-ill-
law well. On Saturday "Bunnie’s"
mother. who was at first grief
stricken because at her daughter's
act, gave in and then her father
wished them well. Now everybody
is happy. . .
The happy bride and groom have
changed their plans.‘ They at first
planned to motor to the Pacific
Coast in Jack's high-powered road-
st’er. .Now they are to be separated
for six months. Jack is going to
W'ashington. D. C. He has a. Job
on the W’ashington Times. “Bunnie"
is going to remain at home. '
About the yellow speed car?
"Bunnie" is going to keep that. -
.. "I'm going to write to my sweet-
heart pvery day."- Jack said yester-
day.
“I'm going to write oftener than
that and I am sure he will too’."
smiled the happy bride.
Spend WiSely, Don’t
‘Hoard, Thrift Creed
WASHINGTON. June 30.—Judi~
I‘ tion today.
cious spending, rather than hoard-
ing or money. is a. secret of thritt
which should.be emphasized to Arn-
schooi children. \ speakers
opening”:—
‘ot the National Education Aspects.
”The principal addresses ,were
vthosf or Kiss Oliven. Jones, prest-
flent ot the Educatlou Association.
(and. John J. Tiger-thinned Stets-
Cdxnmissloner annotations”; Hath“
affix! homo begets- u,,sn—'aid‘sa;
sons, and now the followers of that L l‘
strange woman assert the
she left so mysterious!“ will serve
to I{iellver the world from its present
8? .
. rote Prophecies h Rhine.
_, Joannmkoutncon lived from use
to 1814. «Her tsther.wu s terms:
and she a domestic
shire.
but shortly baton
convinced she was a
wrote and dictated
rhyme.
wss'ths woman
elation. xi“ the
with ths‘vlun
‘ c‘ i radio for the expected in-
IL l' in.'enluall.v she died or a. brain
d ‘m October 29. 1314.
4ft about sixty publications.
Hhich were “‘Sirsngc Effects
"Free Expositions o! the
L "E‘he Book of \Vonders" and
lies Announcing the Birth
mnce of Peace." These. pe-
: first as blasphemous. la-
LOCKEDINBOXf
nousnns SAY "'
of t
turd
tcr - llvlnsldered only as Incoher-
en in ---.l:ht and grammar. Hebert:
L. \‘0 Hum r
All London-is piscnrdod with pos~ :3: , “$051830 {Zuliathe sect grad-
ters demanding that the mysterious usuy " " unlit 1874. when her
box left by Joanne. Somhcott. who tombst “‘3 shattered by acci-
died more than one hundred years dental .. ““5
ago. be opened to save London from ”3‘0”"
doom.. A petition containing 12.000 E Nuns Rckimllel Faith
signatures. in a. parcel sealed with That no.1 assa supposed porient
wax bearing the imprint of a worm and rek cool the faith of the fol-
un's thlmble. has been sent (rem lowers. Sluice Seymour is said to
Croydon to the Archbishop of Can- be the 1 Car or the present move-
terbury with the some demands. menu-Sh- “as Iot‘mfl'l’ Princmfl‘ 0‘
Followers of the prophetess believe a Woman' rulings and is the author-
it igh time the bishops discover css'ot "R- h," an epic poem. Which
the contents of the box and save has run in Del-refill editions.
London from impending disaster.
Others are Just humanly curious to
know what the writings contain.
Th‘petltioners request that the
Large » . is (3f money were left by
an English Vomnn named Essa!!! for
opening be made at the convocation
of bishops soon to take place, for
printing on. publishing "The 3‘0““
Writings of Joanna Southcott." The
will wtmdlaputod by s. niece. who
then will be present the necessary
clergy to follow the instructions in
Joanna's will.‘ It was her admoni-
charxed th the writlnll‘wl” blas-
phemous. , Our-t mehaucery sus-
tained t ‘ .
tie. that the box should be sit-i d .
of its tastbnlngs only‘when twgtfi- c E?“ ‘
tour bishops were present. For m e} 4"?
more than a. century the box has ————§
served to intrigue thousands or per- i
so: danger. one
ml complexion.
H‘ _ ‘.—a——f_—
. ‘g (_ ; 1
I)" , .i. -w“
-’ ' .d 1101. . .
l . — l0, -ll||,- ' z _
4 ' Mg“. _ ‘—
g (1 she ’ 'P‘.
- keep 9 two '
wool fl . '
v
writings
'W
n terial
servant. Her ‘lver
at Glttkham, in Dove's:o "
She Will {sued a Methodist. .
1800 she became .
mphetesu-jm‘. ,
'11 ‘gifts. and
pro eels- .
Soon she announced I" "
mentioned lg}?-
“womn ,
home was
'SUMME
FOOTWEAR
NOW GOING ON
Unusual bargains are
being offered in order
to clean up our surplus
stock in woman’s chll-,
dren’s and misses’
goods.
KEELER’S'
Shoe Store
The Store at» Saves You
Money
Royal Society
' Packages
for fall 1924 are now on sale.
' 'A. guarantee of quality is behind all
Art Needlework bearing the “Royal Seei-
ety” trademark.
The
N. E. Ryan C0
86 Washington St.
THE TEXTILE
STORES
NEW Erma) moms
81.30 and £1.08 yard
mm SATIN‘EI'I'E ‘
use you] '
30 INCH MOHPA
Lustrous and washable, the new,
est in New York
08c yard
Washington Street. Milo norm
wax Sgt-set. Nos-volt.
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'AND SON
The Home of Fine
Furniture & Low Prices
“~16 WALT. STREET
nonwnx. eons.
‘nuume :5
MV MiDDLE
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W - error
is a lot of satisf
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that’s one reason that
are always happy to
on the job. We ren
perfect satisfaction
a bilLfor our semces
presents a good mone
worth. .
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