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. New Dresses

We are showing a new line of Summer Silk Draws at
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 30. Norwaik

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Harris & Gain

68 Water Street
Tel. 72:

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ONE PRICE ONLY

tioloitg. Mixed or Englishzgc lb l‘t‘tjlul‘l' unit 398 lb
Ill lil '

Jircukfttst

ONE QUALITY ONLY—THE BEST '

Coffee

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,WEATH R FORECAST.

“recast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Showers tl =L afternoon and tonight;
I ' ”day probably fair, The western
disturbance is central this morning
aver the northern portion of the Lake
legion. it ‘r‘o‘CllllSllll-‘i cloudy and un-
settled weather, with local showers,
5;: in all the northern districts east of
ihe Mississlhpi river. Pleasant Wea-
ther prevails generally in the western

Cut to 24¢ lb,
and southern district“. Another well-

defined disturbance is central over N0RWAI‘K MAN “
lltnh. The temperatures continue ’ War Dangers Boast Price of Labor for
low along tho northern border, Freez- i lNVENIS SUB c“ ‘ war Zone Work,

1'. “fag tcmperntz‘res were reported from : .\e\v York, April 25,-—~Tllt' topmost
' flontanu eastward to‘Michigan. ' price over paid for service on on Am
' l ‘t'l'letll Ll‘ any other nicrcltunt \‘UHSI‘fl...
‘iiiarine men say. was recordcd you
,torday with the signing of a crew of
:in American ship that suit;
through tho subtiittrinc zone.
The first futile will get $3M" tt‘
month: chief ctigiticcr $250: second,
mate 8200 first assistant t‘llKilll-‘t‘l‘;
$-50; tutti so on down the lino to fire?
men and coal powers at $60 to $75.}
with mess boys ill 84?». lint iii midi“
lion, nuttr bonus of it“) per cent is,
proiuiscd~douhling the wugcsw - ;
which are to continue ttntil the mom
States government, to be used by it are back at the port of citibttrlmtlon '
and um uitieg in the preecnt wnr. Also. in cvcnt of the ship tticotini:
Mr. Jennings is n middle-REM. kind'rwlth diunster, the men are to he
lr hlc‘fdvifl‘hll‘:““l"i “'1‘: 1:33, “Wily transported homo, and tho Hill“ of.‘
3&3; ‘1‘:r“"ags‘(h:":n:;: germ iof ”n. 8250 for officers and $100 for men will:
idea from which the submarine catch. be paid to all who lose their personal,
effects. Earnings of those wlto follow

5 population of Glenbrook has measles. er was ,0 b0 “sod. About three yettrfi
'1'he epidemic has already exteuded t0 ago, he started ‘0 “’OT“ 0“ ”‘9’ m' the sen Have been gradually titlvntic-t
Mont 35 or {0 persons. Failure to en- t ttt-ti'tlohfflii “31%;? :"ifiaéi‘flgf $01111: ing in the past year, until now they i
done quarantine causcs indignation ”2:11;,233i‘h3fior two ”tam he has h w are double und ”9b“, .Whht ”m. worm
previous to the war, ttiid despite tliiq .‘

shippers say good men are scarce. I

among parents 0f children who have ithit: itt his possession without saying

28: and 25c

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RECORD WAGES Pfifi T0 SEA. '
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“ WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODA (C‘oiitiiiucd From First Page)

'l‘ciiipcratt‘rt-: Low, 4,3: high. is to

V' ‘ ‘ . ‘ No longer will thc coast of this
7 48 NIOWUR ‘country be unprotected and open to
V shelling by the German subinarittos.
Although thc details of the subcutch-
cr are it secret, it is understood that
the patent is such that it. can be used
in my 0:! the. harbors along the
coast. Once it isiitttt-nted. mid this
work is under way, of course. its con‘
ittruction can no longcr be kept. Mr.
Jennings has not fully decided wheth-
er to take out it full patent or turit
the invention over to the United

 

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upcciul comdftitiicution of St.
John's Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.. will
he held this evening tit 7:4 o'clock in
h‘ . the lodge rooms in with street. The
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”t had the disea‘se "'5 yet. ii iii “a word to anyone. He felt that the
‘ 1:. thought that thediseasc started in the :time had not conic to launch his prowl
? Glenbrook school. :jPC‘I. A2: soon as the United Sttttqit

‘ : ..____.-.. -. tit-clttrcti war on the Imperial country.‘
‘ - Ehe. til oitcc; made arrangements to,I ‘. .

A large delegation ot members of thavt‘i the invention patcnted. M12; MAIRBLEHEAD, 3151355., April 2“,.“
Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32-1'0' R" jour- 'Jcnnings cxbocts to turn it over to Mnrhlcheud Nook ”mm" W ,1 Sum}
med to New Canaan lust night and lilio United Stittcs govcriimcnt, as fur-gm9r rendezvo . - . h t. . . 0‘ ,
'imeésed the working of the War- lt‘l'nme opinions have been passed (in “b lo the isnicu fro“:

. "ill over tht couiitrv trill l b' -;1
‘ ‘t by Federal olllcers. , . t .. to JP“
Mfg Degree on n number of canal. H it. is more than lprobablc that it. til further notice. The order was ht

tastes of OonOke Lodge. by the crock ; l1“. invention proves a succcss. as has :sued lust night by Hunt. J. 0. Porter,
team of the local tribe. A social time .lict‘xl tiredicwd. it Will be ““0““ all in command of the Naval

’ ‘ ' - ' i ' . it. is certain that. ‘
was enjoyed alter the business meet (nor tho p orld ._ -. ”m“ New“, ttuining station at the quarters. of tlto‘
in: had been concluded Refreshments I hutzltmd would bi mom in ' ‘
I “ ”i ' ito be allowed to use it and would pay Alstcrn incht Club. Many fashion-i ,
were servet . _

inn immense sum to be ttllowed Lhtilziblc- summer homes its troll nit Deritm- ..
Imanufttcture It. The Gelmr‘“ 5‘“ ‘inent residences are located iii the dis- bag
it

MARBLEHEAD NECK CLOSED.

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Reserve ,

CompanyVB, oi the auxiliary police
blue drilled last night under the di-
; motion of Spencer Adams, in Union
mm)" The men went through their lJennings with open hands. 'l‘hutie.
m in lino style, and after squad if ht- had the invention ttlong with!
.611" in the park, hike’d out to West ,him it Would be it great hooiii to;
'avenue and held short maneuvers in ,thti‘. country nnd’would do much 10‘
{hat thoroughfare. This is the first inrffutftte lltfiEfuttiaozfjifs bright as: it looks i
arm that has been held out Of doors, :Mr. .l‘enitings‘ name. will be known ;
-, and everyone in the company is ex- ithroughout the whole \VOl‘ltl.‘ and Non- Mothers. Rest
homely We“ pleased With “19,0hflhg0- walk may well be proud at him.
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‘lllillllltn hutc tlchtttlié‘d #0 1115111)“ \0 itt‘ict affected.

sels rccently that. o submarine catch-l . ‘

l er would be it God-send.
Franco, too, would \vclcoiiie itlr.

 

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This news may scum too good to he .

NEVADA LEADS m REC'RUITING.§“"‘°' but it sure is right. i ‘

Washington. ,April‘ 26_-.—Nevada led‘ ' Young mothers are.gctting wise ztttd .
, t-l listening to the. tips experienced

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‘ 4—DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro. S- i u m men"
-‘ . it t 2 states it propor onn .
angstmfithedml chimes. fflg for the regular army betwemim‘gh“? 3T1“ handing out... .
HOSPITAL NOTES EApril first and; tWenty-fourth by comimv Ulllqlt‘tls nf'nlolllt‘lf-l'iffi'n m your
. Mists Elizabeth Galyas and Jolantt tributing 94.4 per cent 0! her W!" "\in- 11““ tom [9ftll,\‘".i-'lllt"3 using!
Gdlyos oi billable street, were admitt- quota, which is based on approximate ‘ ”1] 115‘ ”untold. ;. imagining Suppl"). .
d‘yosterdai' and discharged today. [population Wat Devafimentvrcports r a fur. tin... m tit-s lltl\P lost :i.t tcr~
..Tony suites, 0! Burbank street, was showed today. Oregon, Indiana, “2:10,!“ .ufefm’,”my.R!KW may mm
’idtfiitted yesterday and discharged to. lUtah, Illinois and Kansas ranked next fond 0;]:5‘ .t trio fer. tlitscs. As one,
.. .. . , o.het ex tressctl “[pyeem
day. i with percentages of 59.3, 45.6, 40.7, i s

LesterGormbey. of 35 Washington 28.3, and 37.9. respectively. ito act like it charm. you could one

 

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A Silo}. Sale

for women!

Hunthdoofpo‘noffinofoncyahoeoththnebeen

$4.65

‘1‘ Not if is “mat the shoe man calls a lot of broken
zes—not every size in every style—mid that’s the reason
for the new lowered price.

Shoe prices willvnot drop, for a long longtime, acc
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PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. (mount: 81,7; wry-ins in [rotated
' a t very y—tnlclelnlpl

richcst.

beautiful

lift?

pearl any and ivory kid hood shoe. '

block kid with anykid top
groy kid with any book top
dark brown kid heed shoes

dark brown kid with brown buck top

no. dark gray kid laced shoes
brown or my buckskin, laced
heed tan shoes of kid, white top

block kid button .ttoe. with white kid top,—
ond u dozentor more other sorta! _, 3,5,!

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om? than: $6 cm! 57 slice-

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If Fancy shoes will be in style fora longlong timel

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There have been no prettier
shoes offered to women for
years; this season’s have been

These are the pick of the
season’s offering; they are the
remainders of the sorts that
have sold most-speedily.

We bought them months
and months ago, for in ad-
vanceof the/season—that is
the way we always buy shoes,
for it saves money.
had waited, we should have
paid‘more—and they would
have been $7 to $9 a pair. As
it was we have been selling
them at $6 and ”$7.

Among them

if we

those

5 ‘ ' Every woman who reads this is quite sure to find
ore than one pair that will fit her in the lot. Hundreds
pairs; there is every size among all those pairs: ;

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$4.65

‘ {Those same makers tell us we are foolish to sell slices
tat less than regular price. __;,_

BUT we believe in clearing tip stocks as we go along
ugh the businessyear—

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Yards anal yard:
. of rich sill" *

lower price! '

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Those glowing striped 5
iii which gold is coutrutd
with beautiful blue.

Those plaid silks iii \vhflfi
one deep ground color of rich}
beauty is miss-crossed by 3321 ‘
in silver or gold or some hind-
some contrasting hue. 3

Those gorgeous Persian and
Kimono silks iii glowing cold? _
zind carrying impressive pat
tents of reztl Oriental effect. .

’i‘hosc striped silks that arc
go ztlivc and beautiful, that
make such smart suits :tt‘li
Skirts of so wonderful effect.

All these in limited quantity
. :tt lowered price! 3

Ready Thursdzi moritinir—i it i ' “m ' 5
till to last through this week::— “01 ”1) emmw m ._.-ar'iy'

Black-and-whitc taffeta ' " ‘ -' ‘ ' i ' ‘
worth Si.75—$l.50. m citectne hillpdb, 30 “1le

Fancy plaids stripes Persians :ttiti Kimono silks, a gen-

 

 

ggli'alfg—S-S-gT-Efgfw of color and beauty; worth $1.75 and.
‘olorBifUtiiflll light-ground taffeta with stripes in fancy}
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$1.75 cause; 3332510533 in quality and beauty, wodhfl
' Tasteful striped taffetas in those effective wide stripesi
as well as the subdued and beautiful combinations of wider,
and narrow stripes. Among combinations are navy withi
green, navy With gold, black with gold, black with violet,

 

' silver with black, Edison blue with gold, gold with ceriscfl

navy with white, and burgundy with it self
worth $2 yards—$1.69. ’
Rarely-handsome combination stripes in which at least
three colors appear and which will make handsome and
striking skirts and suits. Such combinations as navy'grcen
and gold, taupe navy and emerald, black navy and) green”-
rose black cud navy—worth $2.50 yard-442. " ‘ . t'
. Beautiful navy or Peacock-blue taffeta with a satin
stripe of exactly matching stripe alternating with a broad
stripe of gold—worth S3 yard—$2.50. "‘

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stripe of Silllllw‘}

.13.; Lil- -.i..~. .-.,,~,, : .. 'l‘ltlrd “can

A fifth, drcu —
to delight a girl!

. Of voile; itt‘a new style;
and with the delightful appeal-
that a pleasing shade of color
always makes! . '

For these are not white
voile dresses! They are blue
and pink and yellow, and
pretty shades of them.

Have a smart little jacket
that is embroidered upon front
with attractive pattern, that
embroidery hand-done.

_ Guimpe is of pure White, is attached to the'skirt ove 3
which the clever jacket fits. ‘ That guimpe is embroidere’ ,
upon points of collar with a hand-done daisy. - - - r'
_L._ Sizes 6’to 14—55.

Second loot.

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et was :‘tdmitted yesterday. i Vermont made the poorest showing, 2:- milk: 9"»? nitric :llp and imprové f
‘ ~ --- . with a percentage of 2.5, while other “firsm‘élrsi (his r . . ‘ '
JUMPs lltl FRONT OF TRAIN ' ,l “V states were: Delaware, 2.9; Mary =urt; , ' I'l‘s 0‘” SOOlhlnE ‘byruu’
TORRTNGTON. April 26.—-Georxe hind, 3.08: New Mexico, 4.5; New “ ‘5 a Ohg 100k9d for bles'aing for
posing , a lamination, 28 years old, Hampshire, 5.6 and Norts ”Dakota,
mbmmittedpuictde this morning by 5.7. ,

fling hintseli in‘front of a. moving Illinois gave the largest
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cruits accepted 11
total quota dealr' April lto raise the
army to its ‘wa strength'oi about
300,000 lavas 1' .898. These” figureu do
. » ill. W. 3‘ Furry. R. F‘.no‘t include, a men who have joined
. ' Baton, 1m. writes: “I have been the Nation (guard. , ,.

and with bladder trouble tour or ‘
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hATE lNCREASES FOR RAIL

teething kiddies, it titties right twin-i wnsinxorox, April cit—The 1n.
|and mind you not a grain of dope. ' tot-state Commerce Commission today
the fgfmul“ right 0‘1 the bottle, too, prescribed the‘ method of procedure
so you know lust what you are giving. ‘tn the fifteen per cent. rote‘ndvauce

Every mother owes it to the suffer- itncrease. -
ing child, to relieve it with ”Win-l The new tariffs will be_ subject to;
\ It does the prOtest, suspension, complaint, inves-
trick, you can see the. little one brqce tigation and correction. the commis-
up with the first ddsa. where before alon announced, and their‘itling is on-
,patn and team. now smilesmid good 1y preliminary to detailed considera-
_ . . !tion of the application and does not
i Old folks take children's troubles 'dtspose of the cases.
-,as a matter of course and think, sion. in making public the order, is-
Angn “(9541 received a permit to ,“Wclt we all went through them." "sued the following statement:

‘ p“ " any p» mum almanac too home on Htsh- ”sounds 0. K. but does not help the; "Following redu‘eatx‘ by the when
throughout tho country to bo‘pel'lnit-
‘ , ted to filo annulment: to with!
(”mm given. .. .. t toblllld croutons Macaroni-unwound”! much-ammonium “-
' pm“ 8mm Syrup” tolu- «one: nut-iamwuu. u-
sottlud mm by Mmuhgwm" 1” -

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today ottoman
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ssen er train near the Turner and . _ .. . , ,
gnu: Manufacturing Company's second, with 2.841. N York con- :0 3‘1“.“ mi” “0‘“ MTS- Winslow’s leases by permitting the railroads to
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mt. Hisjbody was cutjn two. ltributed 2.6a. and Ind nit 2.463. Re. . p ,flle Supplemental. thrift. cmeflng the I those now in effect.

. of representittlves of the carriers and
shippers respecting the matter.
'purpose of these requests is to avoid
the expen'ae and delay incident to the
full and. detailed preparation and re-
publication of all of the existing tar-
substituting

The

in detail‘ should
the proposed increased rates for changed from June first to July first.

“The commission (rooms it to be if,
the public interesr that the question;
of the propriety and reasbnttblcnéss ‘
of theme proposed increoses should by 3
reached, considered and disposéd oft
4‘3 93‘0“]de ".3 may be feasible and tattoo of health conservation in‘war
practicable, consistent With the ends 'time, is emphasized in the monthly
of justice‘.‘t'l‘lterefore, acting under
7 the discretion with which it is vested

inflection 6 of the Act. to Regulate
Commerco, the Commission has
ma the permissive order-o announced
3 the‘ min: of cute

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reached no determination rind there- and horrors of a famine.“ ‘ .’ V‘

fore expreSses no views or opinions
uponthe question of the reasonable
boss or propriety or 'such proposed in-
creases." , .

The effective date of the order.
it. be finally tipproved.‘ is

The bulletin also emphasizes. the
importance of 11 strict enforcement of I
all child-labor and school attendance,
laws and a generous development of
infant welfare work by public and prig
rate agencies. A well platiticd Baby

* Week is suggested. ' .
—--‘~~- The'bttlletim also ”sounds a warning '
tinninst the dangers of tishu: common
0.... . ‘drinking glasses at soda foutttnintt.
Board Does Its an in ; i‘hé‘result of study of 225 critics of
iinfantile paralysis docurring in this
state and Rhode Island that year is
glven with the statement that, while
’a widespread" epidemic will probably
not occur this year,_the number of
cases will probably exceed the men.
use. , "i
produce and reduce." an the state An incl-em at smallpox in the sting?
health Moor; "produce foodstuff; to and an oiitbruk‘ “of epidemic mink
tho mutually! retina onto and do in Int-turd County are noted. y ,
atnuunoo h about-him. nu, The total deaths for Momentum,
out my to cum all trau- 1mm in percent. as against it;
um. 49 up” ‘ forth. tut live more and “u M
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pnooucanuo REDUCE [ADVICE

State Health
. Promoting Conservation
HARTFORD. Aprll_,26.—-The impor-

bulletln of the State Board of Health
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