lonesome
me New tom's?
deadlieeisves
waeaeen
., am or
t to VMAID!»
~ Where he had oflmm
old from tinetetlmometthoed-
vane-e or see ester another or. his
old cronies and trienoe. “down on
their luck" and not so fortunate as
It. broken and with no place lett
tego. witch; the heavy-handed.»tlte
hardoshelled controller or enablers.
gangsters and worse. gave as he
could and the. last rsilaaoe othls
‘ ennroaehlng‘ old age slipped from
his hands: with the same careless
and hell hearted charity of all those
once revered by‘ fortune and tied
letting hg‘m'as easy as It once
George MCaley
TELEPHONE 4100
ADVERTISING COUNCIL
invannsnc
SHQW CARDS
sIoNS
WINDow InmnINo
CIRCULAR LETIERS
MERCHANDISING
‘—
‘ ; I’hone for details and cost of a service .
which Will increase your gross business.
went. charity but need tile
ward looking In establishing
will Industries in your midst.
they will strengthen character
the unfortunate by otterinl
tulness.
‘ and tools.”
who have already accepted
w. I. Bulkeley. Deaburyi
l‘hiloog. Darlon; Dr.
Slaughter. Dorian}!
man. lost Norwallt: Ernest
mayor. Greenwich; Wilbur J.
New Canaan: Mrs. A.
Milford: Mrs. Lillian Abbott.
Charles W. Oegcr. Norwaik;
ll. li‘. McGregor. Norwellt:
sisson. Nor-walk; E. J. '1‘
walk: B. A. Bryon.
Thaddeus Crane. ltldgefleid:
Carson. Ridgcficid; Rev.
Lord, Bidgetield; Winthrop
well. Bldgeiteid: W. F.
Stamford; John Roberts. Ste
Walter '1‘. Scott. standerd;
Judge Freeman Light. South
Reynolds. Southport:
Bradley. Westport; Charles
when their truck struck a
cycle while answering an
ly injured.
(Continued tron Page One.)
title to the hundreds of thousands
or entertueate people who do~nst
loving
ministry at Goodwill Industries.
“1 oongrebulete the people at
l‘airtleld County on being-so for-
Good-
They
will eeve thousands at dollars in
taxes for almehouees. Jails. ete., and
among
honest
labor and by inspiring hope of use-
“I trust you will Ilnd e.roady re-
sponse among all your citisens to
give personally and generously of
their time and substance to the
campaign for necessary buildings
Following are the names of those
borihip .0! . the relrdeld _, Count!
Goodwill Industries Committee:
nev.
W. l. Iehoenhoven. Danbury: ste-
phen 3. 'l‘roedwell. Danbury; Rev.
H. M. Hancock. Darlen: George N.
Wm. H.
Rev. Robert B.
reots._test Nomsllt: Rev; Charles
Grey, East Norwelk: H. M. N. 8i:—
Buer-
"Dixon.
New Canaan; Rev. J. W. Griffith.
D. Walker,
Nor-
walk: C. Irving Bylngton. Norwaik:
Rev.
A. H.
homes.
Norwalk: Arthur C. Wheeler. Nor-
Ridgefield:
W. H.
W. I’.
Rock-
Collins.
mford:
Judge
Nehemiah Cendee. South Norwalk:
Nor-
waik; Judge John Light. South Nor;
walk; Rev. Lester T. Mallory. South
Norwellt; Mrs. Morton R. MeCeus-
lend. South Norwallt: Rev. Charles
James P.
Fable.
Westport; ‘Willls Jones. Weetpert.
New York firemen Killed
NEW YORK. (AP) Two firemen
died of injuries received early today
motor-
alarm.
Four other members of the com-
pany Were taken to hospitals. severe-
The dead men are William M.
. Moran. and James O‘Dwyer. Only
_J' the drIVer of the truck escaped in-
_ jun, ..
heavy and must he sold eta
Thursday, July 1st, Opening Date
Here is s'hona n'de. late. where footwear each as Walit at... Packard.
Educator, eto., my be purchased below eest, this store' s stock is too
‘A .
Converse
Sneaks
178 Pair.
neg. veins $2.75
Price $1e’95 I
Women’ s Puinps ' . -
warm. 25.334311: ”WW
II
321:3». oo-tsoo. Sale 51 95 SIIGIEI
ricollorpalr... .... , >.__
N , as; Pair
the value $8.00-
20o rAIn
2%? pr;
Slit. $2.15
loss in order to reduce it at once. You are Invited to
coma and see for yourself the wonderful values being offered. I \
Isle starts July 1st, ends Joly thh. .
WALK-OVER.
file mo who still like
"to wear high shoes should
put in a good supply of
GIOIOI; I. GALIY.
Idol Promoter
HIGH SHOES
these wondgmlast no. 00 shoes
Men’s Walk-Over and I
Packard Slices
and Oxfords ‘
These are well known high grade "
shoes. ”.50. 89.00. 810.00 values.
Bale price
per pair
sale
. Garvey.
. Powell.
3 Sutton.
. Here Dinkowits.
Rose Miller. Marion Iempie. Flora:
. ghepird. Helen ligswey. ,Mariorio
‘ rlani. Max
Zlelaer. Esther Ruttenberg.
, =li'renlt Even. Joseph Jenci. Stanley
ff btneou. Rose Annlone.
(Continued treat Pago' One.)
Levy. Carl Monstrous. Esther lio-
tenets. mm Hitler.
Newman. Constance oatrandor‘.
Charles Price. Catherine Raymond.
Ilvelyn llyee. Roslyn Iehwavts nyl-
via Ioliwlrtl.‘ Marlon Bemple. now-
out Show. lolsie Itreub. Helen risen.
drye. Margaret lsendrey. Madeline
Welsh Carl Wilkins.
Letters (first ewerd)-—-l«leriotta
lonelli, Helen. Borer. William Bria.
Agnes Busek Theodore Hegedus.
Cornelius Hiihon, Philip Renter.
Ruth Kuhn. Miriam Lowndos, Gold-
en Nagy. Herman Robinson, Ger-
trude ' Btuil. James Vavrek. Susie
Wenonlhor. Steve Wargo.
Certificates: Jacob Alexander. Dor-
othea Alison. aa‘ran Ash. Lillian
Barman. Fannie Cossuto. Moses
Cream. Donate Delessio. Eve Don-
nis. Roger, Doulens. Lillian Epstein.
Franklin Finch. Mildred Holsliouer,
Dudley Hoyt, Jennie Istven. llu-
doiph Kerry. Wilfred Kovacs. Eliza-
beth Kuben. Andrew Kurimei. lam-
Inett Lee. Sidney Lip e. Jessie Me-
Laohlan. Max Milan. Jeanette
Moore. Marie Norwood. John No.
vek. Ethel Oraves. Catherine l'av-
llk. Colittina Pelllgrino. Esther ltels-
man. Morris Robinson. lrene shar-
kany. Julie. Simon. Ida Steinberg.
James Streets, Pa hite Streets, Al-
bert Bao'tok. He en Toth. Bessie
Wolner. Donald Werner. llelcn Yu.
has, William Zavecslty. Alma Zeppi.
White' Athletic 1". members of
the school baseball team. senior
league: William Rising William
Moore, Paul Lysobey, Philip Matro.
Anthony Mare-co. William Burns.
Joe Brennan. Lewis Merchant. flow-
out Shaw, Rudolph Kerry. Kenneth
Morton. Salvatore Tetto. Ernest
Chariott. ' "
'Junior league.
William Herman,
Arthur Zilkse, Warren Coombs.
Henry Epstein, Edward Holland.
Edger Gainer. Cari Wilkens. Julius
Herman.
Blue 1". six successive G. 0. cer-
tificates. Evelyn misses. Sylvia
Schwarts, Roslyn Schwartz. Isadore
Levy. Mary Phillips. Yetta Stein-
berg. Norma Taylor. Rose Miller.
Marlon Sample, Marjorie 'I‘nriov.
Moses Cream. Mex Miller, Mildred
Shepard. Evelyn Dicltmeh. Evelyn
Cresler. Sadie Itadaclr. Marion Sans-
zak, Mex Lopetsky, Cain Lessln
Max Levy. Richard wnlpiue. Jack
Squlr.es
G. O. certificates. Room 36
(large). William, Burns. Morris
Kaplin. Isadore Levy. Camilla Bax-
ter. Isabelle Gerrish. Mary Phillips.
Yetta Btelnberg, Norma Taylor.
Eleanor Smith; ((smell). Greyden
Minot Gordon. Theodore
Hegadul. Wallace MoCenn, Henry
Esther Needle. Dorothy
Louis Steinherg.
William Walsh.
noon: at (terse). Eliaebeth Denke.
Dorothy Greenberg. Helen M.
f Cornelius Billion. (smut). Frances
. Durier. Mary Keefe. Madeline Welsh.
’ Lillian Barman. Ada Utsingsr. Ber-
.nard Cox. John Edge. Carl Lind-
‘strom. Lewis Merchant. Herold Wil-
llama. Adel! Meyer. Philip Renter.
Room _at (large). Helen mond.
lemon Jones;
arlov.‘ Mel- C
Miller.
Howard Shaw. Eva Dennis.
(smell).
Paul Lysohey.
Room at (large).
son. Mildred Shepard Margaret An-
' dsrlon. Irene Baker. Bertha Kish,
. W“. Taylor. Evelyn Ryan. Dorothy
lleen. Leone Rudder. Carl Wit»
no... Itoeoo Rubies. (small) Elsie
Paris. ,
‘ Room at (large).
‘mond Gunther.
roan. Dorothy Kuhlrnan.
(smell).
*.Wilmott. Arthur zilske. Retinal! Rn.
Cecelia no-
:3".-
'l‘illle Measucco. Golden
Iatven. Iteve Pavolovlch. Oe rxli
'_ Thornton. Sent Wilker. Irving.
. mott.
Room I. (largo—stormy Gold-
.Mln. Bernard Hatltoit. John Pow
' 'oll. Merrie Robinson. Evelyn reins
co. Roth Kenn. Sylvie aohwertz.
Roslyn Ichwerta, (swam—Quite
volt. deltas Novak. Max Rudolf
Donald Warner. Herold Kendrick
Frances Basile.
velyn Bomth. Helen Hernyak.
_Loulse Moss. Marie Norwo'od. Ger-
tru-de Stull. Ida Steinberg. Ethel
Harris. Helen Ryan Marjorie Van
‘ cum. .
a Room so. (largei—Ane'ellna Moc-.
.voiola. Raymond ihlimedgo. William
I. In: Insetsky. Cain Lenin
Ustherlne‘
Helen Cairo. Catherine O'Connor.
.ol-*‘iti~ 't .~.
nose. Iowa almond.
'ltoons It. tinsel-Helen Ilen-
drey. Margaret flaendrey. Arnold
Chertoit, Wilfred Kovecs. Esther
Hoke-ale. (smell) — wide malto-
wltl. Margaret Horveth. Julia Kara
dos. Colittina Polligrinn. Esther
Halter, Mary Alberto. Grace Olives.
I‘lolen Hone . Margaret lannerone.
Antionotte eestro, Folla‘ Gillie.
Chester Foster, Joseph Mlkiovlch.
Lillian lteinberg.
Room ll. (Israel—Dorothy Craig.
aerthe Phillips. Viola McRedmond.
Florence Reedyoi‘l. Emanuel Knish—
kowskl. \'lrginla Clausl. (Imam——
Arthur Bernstein. Dorothy Baker.
Loretta Groginslly. Asiuo Blshsra.
Morris Botnshnlo. Josephine Walsh.
Ethel Yoosllt. Marion (‘rlsscy.‘
Yioom 22. (emailla—lrenc Shar-
kuny. Ashes Busek. Mary limtnlcin-
sky.
Room 4. (large)—-—Ida Alexander.
‘Irone lianks. Prentice Cooklnun.
Ellsworth Luther. Calvin Smith.
Arthur Yobelity. Warren Coombs.
Madeline Doddo. Ethel Kresko, Edne
Levy. Fannie Mattoll. Dorothy Mills.
Mildred Nagy, Olga Dudes. Jennie
Renauella. Margaret Thomas.
Room 88. (large)—~Jack Squires.
Esther Lessin, (small)--Paul Spe-
voch. Robert Toone. Steven Yorzlk.
Pearl Filik. Mann Lumnlcer. Emily
Wardwcli. Dorothy Wood.
Field Day Models
First Place
9th boys'. loo-yard dash—-—William
flurns; ball throw. Kenneth Norton;
1.2 mile walk. William Burns: high
jump. Adolf Mayo r.: b ron (I
jump. William Pendieton; 9th girls'.
throw. Savannah Jones: potato race.
Ade Utsinger: obstacle race. Helen
'l‘oth: l-l mile walk. Dorothy Wood;
8th boys'.—76~yard dash—James
Price; bell throw. Athur Zilsko: l'o-
tato race. Carl Wilkeus: high Jump,
Sidney Lippe: broad jump. Edward
Rolland; 8th girls'. 50-yard dash—-
Bessie Weincr. 1-4 mile walk. Doro-
thea Allison; potato race. Cecelia
Rogers; ball throw. Naomi Hilliard;
Tth boys'. 15-yard dash— Charles
Maxlield: potato race. Quito lanno-
cone: high jump. Kharl Sehi; ball
throw. Edgar Gainer: broad jump.
Jamel Carpenter: 7th girls. 50-yard
dash—Kathleen Crosley: potato race.
Frances Basile: 1-4 mile walk, I-‘rnn-
ces Basile: ball throw, Jennie lion-
zuolli: Obstacle race, Antolunette
Kubovic.
Athletic
. Winners oi Relays
9th boys. Paul Lysobey. Howard
Shaw. Joe Brennan. Lewis Merchant;
9th girls. Savannah Jones. Ada lit-
zinger. Madeline Walsh. Catherine
Newman: 8th ya. Ilocco -ltunino.
Stanley Wiim t. Frank Sizenaky.
Sidney Lippe; 8th girls. Dorothy
Kuhlman. Cecelia Rogers. Nonabel
llarnum. Margaret Vitago. Evelyn
Crosier. Dorothea Allsion Naomi Hi1.
liard. Agnes Magyar: 7th boys,
Charles Mantield. Quito Iannacone.
William Kugler. Anthony Bessene.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
YOU WILL frequently hear regu-
lar readers tell of seeing remark-
able‘ offers In the classified section.
FOR NEW Ions
lN STAMFORD
Common Council Votes Is-
sue Of This Amount—
Finence Board Will Now
Take Action. '
Keouly alert to (he norossity for
500d roads as n foundation of city
progress stamfonl's common council
this wm'k authorized a bond issue
of $180,000 in denominations of 81.-
000 to bear four and one-half per
cent interest dating from August 1.
this your. and running for 20 years.
The plan calls for the retirement
of $9,000 worth of bonds every year
tor is yours and $10,000 worth each
year following five years. The bonds
will be known as public improve-
ment bonds. The board of finance
must approw the issue at Its meet-
lus' on July 20.
The mOnoy realized from the sale
of I so bonds will be used to do,-
frny the cost of laying new con-
crete roads on Richmond Hill. State
street. Jefferson street, Myrtle ave-
nue and Worth street.
The connoil at. Its meeting an-
provod resolutions requesting ihn
hoard of Imam-u {or additional ap-
propriations i oi It i I n 3 $82,102.60.
Those requests will come twforc thI‘
board at its July meeting. The
majority of the requests are for
sums for penetration pavement. At
the lust meeting of the, board of
finance. $125,000 was requested for
(his work. but It was turned down
and an Itemized account of how
much was to be spent on each street
was sought. The total sum now
asked for penetration work is $74,-
769.88.
George M. Caley To Run
Stock Reduction Sale At
Walk-Over Boot Shop
George M. Coley. formerly ad-
vertising manager of the Boston
Store. will conduct a "Stock Re-
duction Sale." beginning July 1 and
lasting through July 17 at the
Walk-Over Boot Shop. 37 Wall
street, of which William T. O'Brien
is the proprietor. Several thousand
dollars worth of high-grade shoes
will be sold at substantial reduc-
tions. in some instances at less than
cost: Dally advertisements announc-
ing details of the sale will be car-
ried In both‘local newspapers.
..-— —...__
Perfectly Safe
“Haven't I told you. Bobby. that
you will mash.your fingers if you
drive nails?" or
"Yes. I know dad. but Jane's
holding the neil."—Good Hardware.
Prompt
“°"° GEHEBE’S
Delivery
“IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSE“ IE‘VABE"
Prepare for the 4th New.
There are things you'll need whether you go on a picnic. tour-
lug, rushing or enjoy any other sport. ("noose now from this list.
pupm‘ plates. lily cups. napkins. camp stoves. Ice cream freezers.
vacuum bottles and Jugs. croquet sets. etc.
33 Washington Street South Norwallt, Conn
Olden Times Bottling Works
9 Van Zant St. East Nor-walk
"This Ofler Expires July 31, 1926"
..‘..O----—............... .. "risk," ,
“m.“ ..... -..
Muriel Antler-
Iannaeone. Louis Deane. John No- '
Julia Itastrellilo’
v Basis Wanamaker. Emma Balogh
“a...
(smiliJDemthea-vellison. Elisabet}. -
de mm. mm nuns. vmsf’.
Brute. Raymond Dennelly. littered
Lenora Ahraoh. Lucius.
. Clnaue. Eleanor Lewis. Helen Maser. -
Edward Ruben. Elinor Metaler. Leon .
Oscar Dmits. ‘
Rae Lowndes. flannel Dayton. Ray- ‘
Andrew Juhees. ,1
fr-Loule lteinberg. Theodore anchor—5i
Vivien ‘
Edythe mouth
. Room e (small). Kathleen Crosler. J
.Julia Csell. Jennie Istvan. Elisabeth
_‘Kuban.
I ' Nagy. Catherine Pavlik. Esther Reis-
‘ man. Elsie ltranb. Penehita directs.
Helen tithes. Helen Zeman. Quinn,
. : Christopher. William Ferraro. Ernest '
““3“
fancy madras.
Starting Tomorrow' A I, ‘
The Great Holiday ’
_ CLOSED Au. cmv nonmv,’ JuLv_,sIH
saLDon AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THISl
Sale
60. Dozen Men’s Shirts
These shirts are the product of reliable mailers, they are excellent fitting and .
good quality, long service and line appearance maigmg them a good buy to: any
. An opportunity to stock up for vacation.
Collar attached and neck-band m white and ta n broadcloth. alapha chili. and
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