Commencing Today our Annual Sale of ‘WOmBllS Suits, Coats, Dresscal, Shuts. ' Waists, Millinery and Coach According to our yearly custom, we are closing: out our entire stock of Spring Garments .at prices positively regardless of cost, in , ora‘m iomake romm‘imr'our large line of fiummer Apparel. Dressy Shitthncy Suits lulu ’l‘allomd Suits. consisting of limo dliferent , and distinctive designs which. appaal.so.>mnch unwelldreaed women; 'aiso (touts and masses in all the latest styles and descriptions: This sale will convincé'v”you that it pays to buy Suits from a house or our standard because we are always cheaper than the‘ rest of the stores an we. sell for cash only. All the stores that are charging on. selling on dollar up and dollar down plan set for their inferior ’ goods more than double what We ask dor the highest class of goods. Moral: Since the Paris Store buys and sells t‘or cash only. it is obviously advantageous tor those who want to pay only for what they get, and to get all they pay for to trade at the Paris. ‘ ‘33 80. Main on. South Norv‘vaili 515 Main St. Siamiordl i i l i i ' I l i i Various Styiea for Ali Sorta oi. Unu. GINGHAJM AMONG for kitchen .worit. LAWN APRONS reporter: noon. Aprons ior'mailor maids, for cooks. \valtresseswall styles and. alone. for 'Alao complete line of Bungilow Apron Sets with caps to. match. ............. 25¢to$L00 . values Prioosranxeirom (”me here for your Aproi Needs. if you want good and a big assortment to 0110 lse from. The N E Ryan 0. SOUTH NORWALK. ' at waoilmorou. areal-:1. . ---— — _.h Floor Coverings VNOW it THE 'i'lME FOR NEW FLOOR CDVERINGS CARPET BUGS, PIECE GOODS. creating... Ingram Carp“... . Alisfilpu. Tapadtry arm-ole. .. ’ v _..Vwooi Fibre anus. vow» cal-poll. “ 7 money. Brandeis. Mmifliumk ' . Straw Natural. Flbn Momma. 01L CLOTHS AND LINOL'EUMSz “KAN KA KEE” VACUUM C -EANER. Will do as good work as an Electric. Costs much. less. ~ — soul-n mammalian. . . w..- on]: a. mo in «uncommon eras». ouomr manila Km who mull: lb 1 ionic cup detonate canhidiiet’umnlm , don the supervisiom at her culinary“ 1 suits were declared highly“ satisfacg Ylight breoae which prevailed and very, . ' first glimpse at the latest defender . ' fiance. ready to go overboard. and the g . Vanities launching day set tor May in, ‘ ‘ -. will he raced against each other dur- . ; ' ins June and July to determine which V " i i‘v’ ' Thomas Lipton's Shamrock 1v. ‘very beat trainers in the country and Wind win: cm. W : mimcu. la 1.. no: rjiu A was given a second trial yesterday “11' Nut 0. Herreshoil'. Shewsnt throuali the test without aocidant‘a‘nd the ref l r tory. .: Wearing her big club topsoil proved herself very sound! in sho‘ the quick in stays. The‘ peak halyard block that was carried away in Saturv day’s trial had been replaced by arr other of the some materiall an alumi: , how shell with a steel sheave, and all her gear Worked perfectly. The Resolute beat up Bristol harbor :and ran back before the wind into Nor . iagansett Bay several times. prosodic ing a smart appearance to thousands at spectators who had come by auto. mobile, trolley car and train to get a candidate. M With-one candidate for the honor oi Vdeiending the America’s cup actually in commission, a second boat, the De- ' interest in the his international yacht« or every day. These three 75mm sloons. Resolute. iDeiianceond Vanitte. one shall be selected to meet so SPORTS OF 'ALL SORTS. -* Yale has a (mamas courier-miter. of . l the Willlabrook games. Saturday. J. ‘4. Davis. '17. won the quarter in the rain and against a strong wind in 52 lo alcohol. ......,... talked about as the .selection by the American Olympic committee for the , coach oi our team that will 80 to‘ Bar- lin in 1.916. The Cornell coach's rac‘i 0rd speakiiior itself. 'He is one or the i the loyalty of the Ithacycollctiana to: ' that counts in handling his men as well on the pkiil to heacll’tilem. l i H E. 51!. Flack. who will be one or the Annual-ain't representatives to the V‘corniux meeting oi the international Amniotic Athletic Federation in‘ igFrance. isltil‘e loan who, with Arthur Blake. of the B. A A. was out in front for ionnntths oi the distance in the ilrat Olympic Marathon in Athens, in Will” Flack won the 800 and 1.5% also races in these initial: Olympic .- issues. when 'Dom Burke. J. R Con- ‘nolly. W. W: Hoyt. Ellery Clark and- 5 Garrett. ol.‘ Princeton. won nine or thai : track and hold events for America. ‘ wow-M7. may in justifying all the line tillage the inte- Mike Murphy said?f . of him in his short manna with the leached splinter helm Brew. broke f. down: at Stockholm. There are eaporur' who put him in the some close with; Jack Donaldson. the noted Australian .. professional. , mo heavens meanest). , the apparent quality of Ovarian, the‘ : , mile: and captain (lithe. 1917 team. in Jack ’Moakl‘ey seem 10in the most. I v“... A crisp. clean, nutrl. tioua food. For yfeeyery- r-erin the x > moisture-proof paell- ‘ Pirates much. They were outhit by " 'wolL lately. but mayly‘a‘ha'll. do bother ‘ it took two hours and iorty minutes Being outbound d harbor the 1 St. Louis. 9 to 8, and ,won; outhit twice by the Cuba, 12 to 8 and 10 to ii, and won each time; were outlilt by the .V llllds. 12 to 8. and won, 1 .V i This Speaker hasn't been. battles J when he becomes used to being a 316' dill) beauty. V Louis Drucho. on :Mcilrasz pitching staff a. low seasons agorims signed with the (Minneapolis club. , to play a nine inning game between The funny little name of the famous little ginger soup that put. fresh "snap" and "ginger" into jaded in: event. of the you is growing heem. 1 " The natural sweet- ness and dominant ofthe whelit are re- rained, giving them a delightful flavor. in canto. ‘ .' millennium» WIT. comm We i4: Abmlookfinrdwtm ‘, .: est run tor the pennant ‘ , i W1 irwo straight wins may be an indica-f WWSTER To CONFIRM 3:: Ptaizbmhgfis :orggcomina. m: Name at New Granulation Formed on CLMS. Bis hop Chauncey B. Brewster will i be at Trinity Church. next Sunday ai- ternoon. tor the purpose or administer» hospital and in; the rite of confirmation to of any persons. recaluing instruction for from Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, the rectorci the church. i” l ‘ . l . . I oouaraya mo OFTICMM coco evasion-r A their classes properly. 1 that isn't the only long drawu out game i - stands. Fl 'iiho class has been his aeveralwcellsi era in the history of macaw lin colored; by a. great many people today who... we know how to ill: We employ experienced omit the Athletics and :Wasliingtons, and this season. in dropping six straight to the Pi- rates Borzoi; haunt done much townld helping his old boss. John McGraw. Keen race for second place in the” American Lacuna. Only ility points V'betwoen the second and iifth teams. fl. Pitchers employed by New York clubs hold the major league records (counting from 1901 On) for winning the greatest number oi games in a season. Jack Cheshro led the Yankees to forty-one victories in Will. the year he sprang the spitball on the objecting opposition, and that mark never has been beaten. Christy Mathewson pi- loted the Giants to thirty-seven winn four years later and then hung up a National League record that still 0-..- A tough bird for all opposition. lir.‘ Demaree.‘ when going right. in his eighteen rounds of battling this sea-i son the pale and emaciated total or: one run has been scored off him. latest pitching Johnson. Robert, shuts out opposing college nine with- out a hit. Whatcvlth Walter and Ran: l i o i. V that it you want to be a pitcher. be; born a Johnson. i one diagnosis or the Giants' and' Athletics' ailment is that they are so confident they won't take rivals serl ously it that's the only trouble. it' s remedied easily. Just remind than that there‘s a world's series coming. ] iV the Browns. is convinced atlll that the Athletics will give his team the hand ,4 M *9“ in a poor financial: way, a class was; the opposite of robust when in prime. but one of the heat catch- .uW—Ww -.._....~ V‘u to where to; get van suit made cleaned, repaired‘or pressed give us‘a a‘Caliedliot and (blurred. A. L BR! 'V'rsi. can kin and Chief. he simply goes to provel ' It is said that Manager Rickey, on: . Lou Crigcr. ‘who ill ill lira Boston l . lets; it"lial‘ollily alibi: wt 01 the rail- “ I i 0! such a meeting, so to the chairman THE BUREAU OF EFFlCiENCV. the New Haven Railroad. Recently: travelers on the New (Ha- ven Railroad" found in their seats in trains. little leafletsxcautloning them against taking certain risks, such. tor example, as passing from one car to another while a train is taking the. switches at a terminal. opening plan form gates themselves or. alightins: More entrain has come too full atop. These little leaflets were signed "The Bureau of, Money." Bureau otEillcloncy is rather anew name in railroad: work. Perhaps a good many open reading these innate (hit some cllrioaity concerning it worn: during whmller it was a, part of the railroad or some outside agencyfnnii 1m whati inland tufdil. with. the opera: lion oi trains my. 'lghoufil the mild: M be cognizant of the existench, or the Bureau oi. Elli. clancy only in such occasional admon— itlonu‘ do: we in these ion i l “‘3‘ all employ the oo-onilnatlon or: the at r at the railroad . m“ 0 v of discipline are not touched upon. affecting the saiety oi employes and the public. tends the scope of this by including all matters connected with the operation of trains, stations, equipment, signals or track, alleciin, .The new organization ex- maintenance 0? ii any way the efficiency of the ser ice as well as its safety. Matter: A feature oi. this organization, as m the Safety First Organization, is in: ntcriocking committee system. .\2 the top there is the central Comnliili‘l , composed of. General Manager “RN: and lilsetnii‘. Then there are divisim committees. terminal committees m..- a shop committee. On these column tees there are'representctives of all classes oi employers. For example, in a division committee a conductor fireman and an engineer sit as fellow. members with the division tandem, the division. engineer and Hit chief train dcspatcher. :. superb. They discus monthly every detail oivthe operation. of the division and every employc is invited to bring in suggestions as i: how the service may be made bells and (10106“. corrected. The minutes and the mpmhsrsotthe central commit .- tec and to the members or all the oils-- Var division committees on that elm ‘ one is kept in touch with what. is in. . ins on all over tile railroad system Every six months a railroad employ“ tannins. an. uxmcmhar or one oi’ the» comuilttees must give way to anotlmv employs 14110 some class. Eve y em ploy us ultimately may hooligan a memo é' I .
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