: , t », x 4' ‘2'
“nations committees
; .. 17“me Ptmt 11:310. (11;; fiddl'r‘ss 0, v ‘
mines ‘wlll be heldrat the Georg-‘1‘ Imam ‘wvge‘mfm
‘ 3W:hwfifiunday.j May 24th.,com- icc. -‘ c
1 . Ohio th§:Hun.’ ,
Catholic Church? win
:1 willfboconm-matlon
. one ' Accident
EVery 5-,000Miles
. ‘Car Traveled——
preééut‘untll S. (In ‘ ,7 " b " 1 l 1
[e confirmauozéwifl’be held at , i3 " STERLING SILVER
e church at Q o'clock Sunday after- 1" , i’ “ e . ‘
' about 150; memheg'o in in: - ' 1.: for '
. WEDDING GIFT
; The lasting gift, the enduring 03;.
1/ pressmn of wedding sentimnut.‘
15d: 01! Various cities and . ' . -- ‘ » 1’ ~ ,- ,_ . , 77 . ‘
f the state show that with u ' ’ ‘ ' * . - ~ _, .. , . . V , ‘ 7‘ , _ 17 i , ,_
,reglstratlon of 208,286 passen- ,
"commercial vehicles in the
.1924, the total number 0:
no: of all Kinds was 20,781.
made public during the past
Scovering the entire ~United
show that this is not as
g an average as it might at
glance appear. . '
as. the average mileage per ‘ .
5,000 miles (and that is con- . ‘ i:
a. low average) there is a. . , . ., . . . » ‘ “I , . , 7 _ 11p H573; .
1 one billion. forty-six mil. ' . ' .. ‘ . V :_ ,. Macarot'ae,
car miles traveled. which would . - , ’ “993943135 ; , rer- Whig noted
one accident [or every 50,000 flux! 3‘“ theca’r: 6“,.“ 1mm arriving
, > ' ‘_ at Grand Coats-alsutlon bore names , .
n Connecticut lust your there . 7 j . . . , ‘- l . 31$ch 39, néBfldechGrath.and1Mcs ‘. ,
» 'c, 302 deaths duo to motor vchl- , . _- ~ . Dancing _ , 7.. , .
dccldents. That would be' one ‘ > ,, 7 . . _ » ~‘Mt. cam revealed that; off!” _
. ‘Sth'for three million, four hun~ ‘ , ' - , 8'38; Pullmnmass 591 - 710.;
fad and sixty-fl\-o thousand car ‘ ‘ _ , , . the "HO-”g WP. AWL)“. _ “1&7
‘ - , . .. - , cars been.1ri§h'nnmei.-he cold. and ,
the total figures. not only for cars
ea. figured on the same basis. ‘ ., ,_ 1
, the other half Scotch. resulting in
which her own residents are driv- ‘
yZEheae figures are based merely on
nnecticut car registration and do congratulations from both races.
Roi takovinto account accidents and "13.1,“, “mm: to" of honor," ho
death: caused by vehlcfigs from out added. “appear names of characters;
of Connecticut. If this were done, , lemon: 1,, “as. and ‘8“..st These _
Connecticut would hav‘e an oven hob- ' names ‘gyt‘hey’ a“ whltlgd {tom one;
Eel“ record than she has. for now_ end of the country 104593081915 7“.
Connecticut is held responsible in 1 ‘_ . , _
. . , ' g. 1 ' ‘ r . ' ~-p ' i r
‘35" 1"“ “'1'“ dl‘ve“. ‘3" ”swam” °f The United States will lose its most pnccleas aeronautical relic unless lmmedlateectlon is take.
Negifigrligtiltztzsachusetts and 0111GT on to cauge Orville “Wight, co-inventor of}!!! plane, toclmnze his decision ‘0 glue to .1 British Inn-l
8 ' L ' ‘ - 0r " - ~ fr, ' Ii bib: and his late brother, Wilbur. made their first successful flight. - Mr.
7 0f the total numbei of -mSl ac scum the era In w l c _ . . , ,
(imam of 3” kinds. 141559 “'0“? Wright says that the U. S. has no museum for it. Aeronautical bodies are motor! to take action on
éhargeable lo motorists. 2.369 to ”m protests being made against removal “f the plane, shown [12.3, to England. .Also Pifilfltdjl'e
pedestrians #110 3-353 ‘0 ””1“" 0011' Wright, brothers And their li'st machine 5hop,‘imd Orville “right as he is today. '“ - -
tributary causes. . r. ._,,_._,..,W
1’ ' 1- . ' th F.Ddcii u? i ,7
Sc“? S §f§a§0§game-S Crews hAfrlv? Igor tt . 2.: .... g} .32 F. s. LYON 7
. 1 Inc. ‘ho tax, it a nst w l ‘1 rcprew ‘ ’
’ l SC 0 astlc ga a sentativos of life trusts-c; tire log ~ JOB PEI-NM
make formal protest ‘ late today, . _
would amount to about $000,000.
Many pieces of luxurious hollow.
. ware and numerous patterns of Wrap.
.7 tical table—ware from which to
, choose. 1
VG. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc.
. JEWELERS AND SILVERS)H'I'H$
Main at Arcade, Bridgeport
* At ten, o’clock a night or two ago it became desirable to make a business trim
to Boston. .We celled tthailway Station in Stamford by telephone for inform-oi
tion regardmg night trains. Getting a “They do not answer,” report from the op- *
orator we proceeded to round up tooth brush, razor, business papers and so or.
QIEW YORK- ““17 3- "1 15‘1“?“ NEW HAVEN. Muy. S.—l“oux‘ or
my“, veteran shortstop of lilo New
“in Yankees broke his long stretch
~ éplaying in conseculim games
en he failed to appear in the op-
.g lineup when the Yankees
"ed the Athletics at the Yankee
LStadi'um. Monday Scott had an-
m .
' rcd 1n 1,307 consecutive games.
ting his string which he was with
‘ a Boston Red Sox. June 20. 1916.
,J:
the ich crews which will compete
in the fifth annual Yule litters-cho-
laslic regatta Saturday ovrr the
mile course arrived yestr‘rdny for.
workouts today and lomorrow on
tho Housutonlc river. ,
The schools which have entered
are Choat. Culver Military Academy.
Kent. New Rochelle High and
Springfield \‘ooationul High. Phonic
South Blot-wilt '
56 South Main Street
mE lEANNEfiE
South Nmmk, conn. '
During various prepai‘gtions we tried the Station telephone number again at inter- ‘
vals but each time received the same report—“They do not answer.”
.We had previously used a train leaving shortly after one o’clock and wished to
verify the leavzng time. Finally wcproc ceded to the Railway Station at approxi-
mately-12:§l5. Findmg no one m the tlck-et office we inquired of a taxi starter re-
garding railway-aliens and found that th e last train to Boston had just left.
It so happens that the General Superintendent of.this Railway had addressed
a group of Stamford lousmess men a few months ago, urging support of his 1‘ ad
% --_.:_w—~5 — . Au shad... in Vogue '_ J agamstautonloblle competition. The chief was advertising for customersbut cus-
‘ ~ r. Crowe on J all $900,000 Tax on 1 Windsor crepe ' {Voile Step-ins . .$1.00 - tomers can neither be attracted nor held unless the service equals or surpasses it
' Staff 111 New Haven Dodge Bros. Sale Pm“ °’ named ' voilé'Chemise' . . . . $1.49. : advertising... ' 1
:NEWC‘ mlwrzx2i May s.—-Sheritr "NIGHTGOWNS ' - '
1.(]( s o . ' . , Z . o ' 'I' . ~ ‘ ’ x . .
;.fifitminfor‘nel’..t$“§fi§?$da.§§§ ”$3313?“ 35:5. m mm 51 00 Valle Gowns ‘. .. . . .51., a.” We mention. all this not because of resentmentat disarranged busmess plans,
Wfieff‘y‘, 11° ’1‘1‘“ dili‘gifi ”f: Detroit Bou'rrl of 3mm}... today ,1. 1 . q ' h. ‘ , Voile pajamaé .5135 but for application to our own busmess: While writing the Railway official refer-
Hamm‘n " a 10w“ a‘ 0 “-1085 ma .. taxable mm“... of $45.- - ”3?- 1““ ‘- 0““ '0' " “° red to thisthought o'ccdrred to us 1
1’ Emmi.“ Sheriff Hutt is cl Democrat “Hume on the mowmccrucd w... - V... ‘ ‘ ‘ P r ‘- ‘
.311 has been in oil'icc as deputy tor “ '"" ' ‘ ' . . . V '1‘ ' ' Y
. lgg y Wiggly Fau'field, Inc, has grown and prospered. Yet there may lie
Instances where customers. have not received the service due them, and that the
officers dawn and endeavor to have rend cred to all. Customers who have a 0‘ 1‘1-
1
'5’. he \‘cierun shortstop complained , .. ‘ "n "l“! 'o' r lv 1 (“‘0 Pure Thread Silk s , ‘ Trace-Knit
. .puins in his legs and Manager ““3" “1 ncr "5 3‘ "l " ‘ Chifi M dl w - ht .
‘ length margin. Wiih Culver second. - on 01' e um 81g C(BTUME SUPS
1%.. gins 8"!“ “W“ “'60" PM” The visiting oursmon will 'ilioild ' '
:‘1 r‘ 111., :t--' - ll . ‘ “ ' ' . E' _
1?. 53:2: . .. mm; x H 0 S I E R Y-
Atlantic league. to the shortstop po- 0' m?"- university crew A (103‘; $1 39 $1.95
‘sition. and several members of th- 1. -o . _ «
Yule crew will be speakers. Large vnrioly of calofl
the past IS yours. having been ap-
lnted by fox‘mcr Sheriil Hugo on
laticr's first oloction. ,.
1‘ l.
_' clsm at anytime w111 be doing us a genuine favor to discuss it with the nearest orfic al.
\Ve W??? COurtesy and servxce to exceed our advertising claims concerning it and
suggestions from customers are the most nnportant means of assistance.
. ‘ r. ‘Villls N. C'rowe inkos the
place of Dr. James L. Gciilngs. rc-
Below. we list a few suggestions. and c ordially invite your inspection of our v
where all items are on dlsplay and plainly priced.
ired on the jail medical staff. it was
NEW POTA'TI‘OES 5 LBS. 236‘; FANCY SEALDSWEET ORANGES 48¢
(From the Nation.)
di‘by such him i ‘ t Cu '1‘. B - r ’ 1 1‘ -
.hatd. Robert Seville} iron-s: J. Pit:- ’ » only ' You save . -
Dom: Morgan. L. F. L d J h 1 -' . ’ ‘ , , .
to. ,Rockefeller, and (358.31%. (in: $5 . .“ . $8'75 . j 7 - SUNLIGHT 4 Fruits to Carton
. . » 1 'NOW‘ = ~ BROOKFIELD ‘
“DO IT ELECTRICALLY’” ' .
job awaits you through the Na-
mnal Employment Exchange pro~
clients are as ”nice as the {0111111911. 1 ’
We .can understand. therefore. the D0“n MEADOW GOLD
LiHl‘llieoz’l you fill these qualifications "rc— ~ ‘ 1 1 '
aired by our clients": - f ‘ I
‘. American born. ‘ ' V ' 1 \
- Our Offer 'to Wash Your
Minimum two years ll. S. or ‘ . . .
last three conditions imposed upon
pplicants. ’Wo wonder. though. it :1
equivalent.
. 74'. Modesty in dress.
5. Refinement of manner.
Down East Yankee speaks English
without an accent. Or a. Middle .
Westerner? Ora, Southerner? . 1" ' I "u 1 ' . I} 1 r 1 ' 71 1 n1 3 A3115 XXX
Does any American speak Engllsh ; * 1 1 1 ‘1 'n I ‘ 1 ‘ 1 1 ’1 ‘1: 1 1 l I 1 ’ me’s SP Y & B s CURED
ounced today.
At " Large and Juicy—Dozen .......
. . ' . , _ g
The National Employment Ex-e
chfilge must: be a nice organization
Without an accent in thetopinion “of ‘ ' ' 7 1 ‘ ' '
. an Englishman? And isn't it a. bit ELGIN NUT .. I Boned Boned
_ ‘ 1 . ' _ ’
MARGARulE 7 7 , Tender ams
, 1 _ ' 1 a 1 . ' . . V ‘ "f , 11 T . ,
.1... .. . Blankets and C urtalns 3°“ Tm Onions = ”85° White Onions 31b.25c Green'Beans . 113. 18c Wax Beans ..
1 cause 5 a vortisement in the New . . , . 1 ‘4 ' _ - . 1 1
, unreasonable to ask for accenlle
Slices Like Bredd —- No Waste
One Pound Net Weight
'A Job Awaits You Thorc, 1r—
Yorknew’. '-i . - ‘ 1 1' 1
1 spapors ms t “as team: Green Peas . . . lb, 190 Pmeapples . . each 20c Bananas . . . . doz. 36c Grapefruit . . “ -
"an och from an applicant for one at
t exchange's advertised openings ’ . = . '_ . . ~- . ,
M'Translator. Span" French. G015, “ .4 . " ' . 1 7‘ ; 7 .:_ , . j :7) . ,_ . 1, 2» ‘ ' 4 ' 7 3 ' _
$3 .“Spanlsh—English Stones” 3230— - ' I —' , i .r. ' ‘ ' . 1 ' I , 1 ' on. Pauli Flint
.. "German-Eng. Stcnogs (2), ‘~ 5 1-. ‘ 7 , E 1 , ’ - ' » . . '1 i ' .
1’7: Finally, Provided the ex- »« ' 1‘ ~ ' 1 1 1 ‘ 1 ' 1 ‘ ' 3 '1 1 1' . ’ T 4 ‘ .
Satan find a young man or “'0. . ' ’ - ' * " . . . ' ‘ , ~ , r. g r. p ., p . 7 1 . . _. 1 . #4 ,
, mmuring uh to lie last (a ‘ 1 7 - . . ' ‘ ‘ ' 7 1 I 7 - , :7 ‘1 _. V 1 7‘ 1 . ' I 39 '1
what mm)"; mammals”, 1 . _ , , 1 _ , p . . .. , . 1 .7 W _ ELL HOUSE _. 49° ._ 1 WALDORF BARTLETT c 1
‘does it matter whether his 0,. ‘ 1' 1 ' "' ' ‘ , - ' v1.“ .COFFEE . '1‘ . . . . . .. . . . 7 ‘ 5 PEAR-S, m oz. Can .....
. place of birth is \i'eehnwken. ' ‘ ' l 1' '9‘ ' '
1 .‘pol or Rio dc Janclro? The . 1. 1“ ~ , U 1 . :1} § ' ‘l ' ' ‘ ' " 'l 1 a ' “ V ' 1 S I“ ' 1‘
ggggtfiizggfuggc exchn‘rtize's . . ‘ . , .. ‘ , ,. , V .1 5 . , , , . , r' , . . . . .5 f LIPTON S .7 ' . ‘ , .1 .7 51' c WALDORF APPLE 17° ,
got—laps!" Vila .risrge EL" :32? 3 a . ' , ”. _, 1 f ‘ -, 7 ; f L, ‘ , ‘ 7 .. . , , , . x- » _ , , * "" 00‘ £3 E 3-3;. "’1... .1..." , SAUCE, 20 oz. Can . -
employers are Just~snobsl” 7’ ‘ 1 " " ‘ ‘ , , p ,' , , . .. “a ' 'I f 77 , . 7 ' __ .‘
Contenient : ‘ ,' ‘ V f .~ 1 1 . f: ‘ 1 -1 r , -, 7 . ‘ . .7 ,, .7 H j V, ' Agfigggiggflsfifnum 33c
‘ r
I,
7 1 . GE MADE EASY.
Emmetfovernment is hav-
e e time with a. tribe
.yhllCh cannot be made ‘ , . ‘
e- o awn or reached in any , 1 _' . fl
The members insist on ‘ ;- * . .1 _. , 1 U. N0 After-D Lr 25‘
7 torefathers have done ' 1' ' ' “ . - -‘ t ' ‘ _ ' , 1 j j 1- . “f l 1, ‘ ‘ , I
“it: to it‘lll‘ilgce them to 1 ‘ >1 1' .
c7 oms‘a convenience: ; I dK‘E . 23 .
.timesrare fruitless. They gORYF S c '
{burning down valu- , . , , , . ‘ , rge me ' ‘ ' """ “1‘ ' ' ' '
and woods .ls . ,7 . ~ 3' ; w " 1‘ ' . , 1 " , _ - ‘ 1 - ' , 1 7 1 “'
uF‘i’dnukess no difference ’ ' 7' " 1 ~ . . . .7 ' h ' ' " ‘ ' . h 7 1 ‘ 1 ' ‘1
want the land for farm. - f 1 ' u . ' ‘ “ ‘ ’ “ ' * ‘ ' .. , ' 1 2 FOR 96
It is easier to v ..
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1 in Glass or Tin. 7,
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