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W” W PHONOGRAPH “m h“ “” Wm °’ "‘° CHOCOLA a blond BARS, r 10¢ l
Burns agency. the police also under T A 3 or ............ 10¢ 3 _
m varm-G 00me —— madfigm‘mm ‘3, ”W‘fl? " F. S. FARINA, pkg” ........................... 6¢
. £00. The *‘eva W by the gggn FISH, 3 pk‘l. e ............ s ............ 10¢ The Engra‘ring D‘par‘ ut
r 90““. M" “um. “'1 DED WHEAT, pkg. ...................... 12¢ _ . ‘ [m
. .. , vhohsdehsrgeoithe wiretapping. ‘
’7. u m c‘ ceasesns‘osm.“ uses.”- .me e $::n?g:nr$wtfh?a&tlm ht, EgggggiAfl Pk:- ..... . ..................... 25¢ Invitations, Announcements, Cards. ‘
. pseubueea-IelosJilsssssease-e .. .- be “‘0 Gilli" 51’3”“ng :em'o.’ ‘IU'I co , lu‘e use .................. 32¢ \ll Ol'tlt‘l'a alli‘lltli'il 33“,,”va halt}! aI’IHOVCJ Stilts .
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Address ”unnuuuuuuuu. s. e igleil‘llL' o! 3; 8.”:er however, ‘ . . 1n typt, tttont hMilt and a idle. tllt-. .
~.... m... .n. and... mm ... 10 stampsFreethhAny ol the Followmg Main “wr-
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~ No. 4 9. U A stand is a John Doe woo-w it: t» .............. 1
he Loss- .. iw3mhm ’ a, u m t 54 A4100 that had I Pic-MK? Bon- toc .
M Firemen ......,...... 1.1350” -.....-.. ........ ll frlik 13%gdrfgcfpgrunder‘2ream; 2 9:.” LaFrance Lasting 1 pkg- Flaahlight or Minute The Decorating Department
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m " P 0' “t " 1“ WW “‘0 ”0°“ m a” n“ at: aewm.pisirtt against William J 1 pkg. Dog or Puppy Food Tum“ ------------ WC Wall Papers, Fabrics for walls and hangings, Orion.
be nor the Aged 883 will receive a one hundred and Hit! Burns, charginghhtmmxzuh unladwful , we 1 pkg. A&P ce Cream or u] Silky Tapestries, Cretonnes. Measurements taken .
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as. Ooohenoe Tribe 1i Dollar Edison Diamond Disc phone: $333!. “If :irezud awufmflm “:33 , bot. A&P Worcestershire —Jeily Powder ....... Itoc and estttuatts submitted promptly.
3 ‘ W n ' 1. "m others to ascertain whether the tap- , pkga. Salerstus or Baking tbot. A&P Worcestershire .
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lllllllilll CB. lllll Mil Dressy Suits of Colored Taffeta
3;, On a... in cm. u... out JOb 3:“lhfi’3f32‘f, 'iisilliariii‘lnlf'dai‘ii 20 Stamps 3:23:57 _ .
When Wright Gets Thwuah- C 1 d P- Three) had reluctantly promised to do on Rescda old rosc gray in modtsh styles. A small
WELFHIA, May 26— For the ‘ ”In” °“ “° Wednesday , AfiP Grape Juice 20c group remaining.
Other witnesses at today's hearing
That some action of this sort would will be five operators of the Burns De-
be urged by the Morgan ilrm was in tective Agency. James Lynch a sten
timaitd to District \itnrity Swann ographer in Buras's employ who
ahput a month ago—shortly after it made copies of the memoranda seized
“as (llargell that William J. Burns in the Seymour onion; Martin Eagsn.
had been spying on the Seymour of— publicity representative of J. 1’ Mar
rice, by means of a detectaphone. At gan & 00.; Deputy Police commie
a recent hearing before the Thompsont iloner Freak Lord, and George T.‘ 3
; time in ten days, Coach 106
”t, of the Pennsylvania crew's,
. a complete change of his varsity
yesterday. Only one man retain
Ell original place yesterday after
when the crews took to the was
. and three of them were back in
$18.00.
25 Slilllwith ”W b“ill lllllllllll
The Great A 8t P. Tea Co.
Separate Skirts
For sports wear.
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yunior boat.
well lately.
flickering, Ross and Pepper were
Chlckering
. back to bow, while Wickman was,
cod to his place at No. 7. Ross,
l stroke, was put into the No. 2 posts
. .1 ed to other seats.
Littleton, Claus and
Mrs were sent back to the second
“1., while Gotham was told to take a
days rest as he. has not been feel
investigating Committee it developed
that Burns had been employed to do
this by the Morgan firm, after it had
been discovered thatvsecret records in
the Morgan once had been tampered
with. All the evidence seemed to ill-
dicatc the existence of a "grapevine
route." whereby secret information
concerning the purchase of ammuni-
tion for the French Government by
to munition manuiacturers.
J. P. Morgan & Co, was illegally ob~'
. tllncd from the Norton firm and sold.
Mortimer, President of the Equitable
Building Corporation. who gave Hurts'
permission to spy on the Seymour of
lice. Burns will arrive in New York
from the West tomorrow According
to his son. Sherman Burns. the dem-
tive will be prepared to take the stand
whenever required to do so, and tell
why he teelt justified in installing a
deteotaphone in the Seymour ottioe
Frederick Seymour said yesterday
124 WASHINGTON 3'15, SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909.
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he had no intention oi prosecuting
any of his threats-ted cile suits unttli
After investigating the matter from the criminal proceedings againu
various angles, Burnss suspicions set Burns had been concluded. lie would
tied upon the bilice of Seymour 1 make no turther comment on the.
Ind his place tilled by Drayton,
her of the junior boat, Popper
changed from No. 7 to No. i. 'l‘il-‘
of the juniors took Gotham's place
No. 3 and Gueuther was sent to No
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\‘ot only did he install a detectaphone svenb through which secret informs- _
in the Seymour ofilce. but he also in .tion had been sold to munition man-
vaded thd premises, it was said. and uiacturets concorning the activities
'obtnined what he believed to be let- lot .1 l’ Morgen & C0.
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BEGINS SATURDAY, MAY 27"] 3
Thousands of beautiful. practical undergar cnts for women. have been. arranged in groups a
Our tables {or easy selection. There are emises. Petticoats, Gowns, Drawers, Combina-
tions, Camisoles. Envelope Chemises, etc.. at prices so low that no economical woman can
allot-d to overlook them—in sme. instances lower than present day wholesale prices. the order
having been placed several months ago.
JUST A SUGGESTION OF WHAT MAY BE FOUND HERE:
Seymour, in the Equitable Building. charges that his ofllcc had been the ‘
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The Michelin Universal Thad eornblaee all the durum
.. drier-skid“. Loththertu' d-hosdusdeneti
l llll ”findin Rchrtho: rotai. ttlieir velvety em
combination. I ichslin casings and (shes “hilt.
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;- Pretty Corset Covers .................... 23c. up DIBtIDCtlve Llngerle l HARDWARE AND AUTO
' ' Several Styles of Drawers ................... 23c. Uur underwear department was never brighter, ‘ SUPPLY C0 1
3 Satin Camisoles, lace trimmed .. ....... 3 for $1.00 “”9? more interesting, from the standpoint at l ,_ '
3 Envelope Ch em." I.“ "3mm“ ”48?: fashion. Here are groups of silk garments, crepe ' I 1
' lo Chine. Ne tune satin and French batiste in “’7‘" -‘ -'-~-—» ._. -
Drawer Combinations, 125 at In .......... 98c. ‘ p ' ' -- . *
l etc. etc. ‘etc. y White and flesh color, many of them hand embroid- i._._.._......""“'—ONE WA” vav .___- k “—7-"-_-:._
" d in charmln deal no. This is underwear ot
Also a e iendid assortment of a eciali made at ere K 3 _._.
l p p y the utmost refinement, and as there are soarceLv ...:_....._.1
tioles for stout women.
. two places alike you will find a satisfying variety ’
from which to select gifts for the bride to be, or "
a
Now while blouses,
. their
‘ deal Blouses ..
soms'wiil invite all
f '. women to buy. ° ' "
l Hundreds of pretty Sllk HOSIery .
_ styles are here, The shortness of the ,‘g
l, 33 every “We” now skirts. and thc .
l brings a new 1‘" l” popularity of colored l,
:‘ replace the on” shoes make hosie
; that have been _ ’ ry,
, sold. Our blouse this year, more than a ,
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‘. business'ltfiis' sea- mere adjunct/of the
; son is unprecedent- costume. It may
"1 Bd' “9““ a "'3‘ sound the color note ,-
son. Find it in tho of the whole sym- t3
blouses and
phony;.inm;ably it exerts on influence. in our
dollar silk hose, we have slmost’ every conceiv»
able 6010?. including sliver gray, champagne, flesh.
bronze, 4910-. also stripe effects, and clocks. so you
may be sure of finding just the shade you want in
our Hosiery stock
Smart Neclrwear
New creations
in Neckwear ar~
rive daily. and a" L
woman w h 0'
prices.
» HANDBAG s
The season's [and Bags must be very dainty, and
it would be difficult to find a daintler or more
varied coiiec ion than we can show you. The hand
bag of the hmr is the hat envelope style, and we
f have a wide choice among leathers and ~colorlngs 7
. trom‘swt‘ up.
Neck Buffs
a softening client of a fluffy maline rnit’or an
In ostrich boa, is becoming, as every woman wants to be “up-
hows.
Almost 01 ry color you can imagine in Malina to the mlnhte
almys come: here for her neck fixings. with‘su-
preme confld tnoe that she is getting the latest and
best at popular prices.
3 am; 50° to to. 00
. 3, Omich {either boss in solid colors. and color
combinations at $198 and 82798.
We wish to impress upon you the fact that every garment offered tn this sale was made by
expert American needlewomen under the most sanitary conditions, and that our deputation for ‘
reliable quality stands back‘ of every article you boy" here. ' ‘ . .
Rmaptber that those- who come Its-vigilr hm chandelieribsst solutions.
”thrill
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The City National Bank
OUR POLICY
Past records count only when the full standard ore;-
cellencc is maintained.
Dcpositors should know the uses to which their funds
are devoted—the safeguards with which they are ___s___ur-
rounded
Oils policy of protCCti tg the interests of our watt-{Es
his made this one of the bestBanks of its kind anywhere
—we welcome inquiries.
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But the avcragc \\ omau will wear
them any time and anywhere with her easy blouses
They are of poplin gabardinc llt‘at‘ll cloth and pique, 3
plain white or evenly striped with blue, black, rose or d
brown. ,
A splendid assorttttcnt of tul) skirts. ' iii
$5.00 and down. , ft
Second ilcci'
Remnants of Wash Goods
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Lawns, Voiies, New Cloth, Piques, Poplins,
Crepes, Swisses. Silk and Cotton. ' '1' '
'A gathering of short lengths which remain aftcr a t'
lively tcn days' selling. Hundrcds of short pieces. ll '
could hardly be otherwise. Now there is the chance to ' '
pick up pieces from- i to 10 yards,‘ apron and blouse
lengths, enough for a child's frock. now and then in cer-
tain weaves enough for a skirt or dress. {i
At 5‘7 and 10¢ a yard. ‘ 7
(in sale today ‘ '1"
Main floor, north. l'
Sunshine Specials Playing Cards
Pound box of daintics, Linen finish, rather nar- -.
‘5 different kindi, S:\\\';hii;)tr solitaire pmochle .
35¢ 15¢. 2 for 25 etc. ’-_
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For the Couch Children s
Porch Hammocks Hammocks
Hammock 3&50. $909. $5 0
Regular and $10.00, $12.00 to . '5
couch styles, mct- $19-50 For the Baby
al Standards. Third floor. $2.75
Tillie B. a. flesh anmpany,’
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ii: Lynne Steam Dyeing & (leaning Co.
—-BRIDOEPORT—-
Formerly known as Images"! his Dyeln'd m OI
Illk Dresses. Gloves. m alt-Len Mlflm
now». our, H. LYNGE. Prop.
”MI-WOO,”
Place Your: Order
- With "Us Now For
YourCoal
The
Norwalk Pawns or.
Money Loaned on Articles of 1‘
VALUE
iTools, Musical Instruments, Jew-
elry, Etc., on Sale.
Jos. Roscniieltl. Prop.
340 Water St. 80. Normal
lt-Pays-To-AdVertise
We Sold More '
-‘ AUTOMOBILE monastic: '
last week than we expected
Have you Insured yours?
Rates and Particulars
rationalism, ' .
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Big Bargains i
r Kronach & Bach l
r Shoninger . 3
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
1 Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
Stud’well Piano Co.
39 No. Mam“ St., 80. Not-walk
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1400K ! .
I sham prolts with you by giving'
you the lowest prices on 15 years‘
guarantee tin made into leaders. hand-t
made, painted inside. tin rootingi
planning and hostilit-
«monastic guaranteed ssphaltl
roofing. l‘ply, 81. 45." guaranteed 5
years. 2 ply $1.05'guai‘antee 10 years}
HENRY A. HEGEhEiN 3
.56 Water St.
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i'm all tired but and conditions. I
A weary hondewiie said. ' i ; -
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Why don‘t you buy your bread! 5::
i'm new In town—can you suggest}:
Where i also better go? .
J”; I 'ms‘lliiod Advortlaemdnl in If it is borne-made bread you want- l
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