CUSTOM TAILORING
Suit: $35.00 and Upward;
Tailored in Our Own Work-
shop ~
Imported and'DOmestic
Woolens
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,Coul is cheap, but the indica-
”tions are that it ml! go up
’won- .
The more of it you buy at cf, ,
.Jtlsepll Davis
money you wil save. Our
Coal is ready for you.
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flurgc tract of land and buildings from
gtllo William B. liuhbell estate at Bell
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I‘w'dud. It is surmised that Mr. Far-
rcll will malt? many inllll‘lA’Plllt‘iliS.
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Chicf Electrician li‘rcdcrick
Smart is a hard workwl'.
: WEATHER FORECAST.
Fa” to- i elation. ' th, it doesn't sccm to make I
juny (iift'crcllcc how hard ho works. r6
l-ruitsl for the service are not coming
in 30 fast that he cannot nandlc them. ‘
2 Yesterday Mr. Stuart, however, enlist-i
For Norwnik and vicinity:
light and Friday. A long ridgc of
fish pressurc extcnding from Upper
Michigan St‘tlihf’aslwal‘d to North!
Molina. in producing plrmsariat n‘can
' all", with "WWW-V 10W lemperatur-ipd ouo recruit, Andrew B. Gtttitlih‘. llc’
9' for ”1" ”MW" 0f ”‘9 year, in “’eiwas a young mun and according: tt.
Central and ulster-n districts. Snow"
was rcportcd from Northern New
iYork and New England. Thc distur-i
Mnec which was control over Soutlri
"—3 Tcxtts yr-ztorduy morning has
moved slowly northward and is now
neutral ovcr Oklahoma. It is causing
mottled, show-cry weather between
{the Rocky Mountains and thc Missis.
sippl rivcr. Freezing temperatures
* mtinue along the northern border.
statcmcnts made by him, he was some.
pugilist. He claimed to have fought,
with Young Corbett and sonic of tho"
best of battlcrs. llis example might
induce other boxers to join the navy.
Mix Stuart hopes to enlist several,
other nit-n hel‘oro llc lemon town . V
~~THAT SPECIAL LUNCHEON
scl'vcd Fridays in tho (,‘ountry t‘lllb
is mort popultir.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
R A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
‘ 'l'culpcruttlrc: Low, 5,8; high.
94. Rain.
WEATHE
WALL STREET, 10:30 ll. in: -
Stocks were in proccssU of l'urtllor
liquidation lit-today's opcning, sclling‘
orders accumulating over night as rc-I
suit of tho more discouraging attitudo
ndoptc-d in official quarters respecting
foreign conditions. Equipments and
munitions dropped one to three
points, this also applying to shippings,
coppcrs and the many specialities
couunonly associated with the various
\l'nr groups. Offerings were relatively
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of tlir‘
T It was rcpoz-tcd about town
several more of thc lnclnhor
Naval Coast lief-Elmo Rescl'vc had
been called ‘0 active dutv. The “L lnodcrutc, t-xm-pt ill ll. ‘8. Steel, whore
pricould not I", vortiicd. .8,0ll0 shat-cs changed hands down to,
I1H H on l‘XlI‘t‘llli‘ loss of it point,
Rails lglso yieldcd about a point, Dob
ware and Hudson, however, making
——r-' '— .
Members or the Rownylon Fill: and
'Dmm Corps will leave for STtilnford,
ills evening 0., the 7:30 trolley, [01‘ an abrupt decline of 3 5-8 to 112. The
the purpose of taking part in tho. par— selling movcmcnt was unchecked
'we and dancc of thc Oricntnl l-‘lte‘lhroulzhout the first half hour. .
m Drunl Band. i VVALi: S’I‘REET. N00n.~Truding
- M . ,slackcncd substantially bcforc the end
' A meeting will be bold muwn~0“~,‘ol‘ the first hour. on partial relaxation
light in the high school, for the pill‘"‘~’f profuesionul pressurc, but activity
pose. of organizing a boy scout patrol. ltt lower lcvcls “its rcsumc-l influx.
Two [ropps will probably bo formed,‘fitccl outdo lltl t-xlromo tlt'Clill o H)
mm among the students. Ill3 :l-f tuld other lcltdors wow vuriu-
, , M My under first priccrx, ’l‘rnctions
l' ~Rcductlon sale on all trimmed were again among the p'eltltost Ecru.
, hut. Lcnox Millinel-y, 29 .30th Mamiurcs, Third Avcnue reaching it new
street. South .\‘or\vnlk, Conn. low record at 22 3-4. High-priced upc-
- - chillies, n’otubly Ifitiltstrlal Alcohol,
'wcrc’ most inclined to rally, bttt the
general! list showed but slight recu-
" About eighty members of West-
rprt's. illomc Guard Division turned
m for drill last night, and umfer the pcrnlitc powcr. Bonds were heavy to
istructions of Captain Edward P. “T“,k‘
Need, of Company D, Norwalk ADivlJ‘ WALL STREET 1:30 p. in.—~Shrillk-
‘ firm of ”1,, Connecticut Home Guarding" of quoted values assumed ‘wider
wganization, drilled for about two; proportions in tho ulteritoou. Rolls bc
”“13 The Westport company has not log offered with such persistency as
yet been t‘u‘lly 0,3,1",de but the pro-1 to indicate an expansion of liquida-
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imiary work is now moving along Til-E lion. High grade issues will . to 5
points under yesterdays final prices.
l fidly. _...__*. jStccl and other industrials also bc-
*DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT Ecamc weaker. 2
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bra. 8-4 “mm
‘lbece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.
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' A'reguiar semi—monthly meeting ofH
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, F. 0. E, was;
held last night in the lodge rooms: ‘
in Wall street. Worthy President.
Harry J. Keéna was elected a dole-g
ate to tho state convention which,
ill be.held in Waterbury on June.
fill, and it was also decided that. n
urge delegation of local Eagles
diould participate in the parade'
which will he held in Waterbury oni
‘ the day of the convention. Refresh.“
L ments were served alter the business
.cetiii‘g had been concluded.
A regular semi-monthly meeting of
"tour- Sisters' Rebekah Lodge, No. 55,’
' 1 o.‘ 0. F2, was held last night in the;
lodgerobms in Wall street, and re~
lax! ‘i‘t‘ltlne business was carried; ,
Cut. After the business session midi," '
laden concluded, three members of '
but: Brothel-3’ Lodge, No. 10, I. O. 0‘.
fit. Monti Byxbee ,‘Her‘bert Brown,
. natu- Admiral w 3. Sims,- pr the
where he went. to make amusements
who the firltlsh A‘dmtraltnor it,
poign- towls'ink ovary-lad:
town fine noun " inn“ '
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1 William H. Farrell has purchased.» :l ‘
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.tr, Stun". is,
,iu charge of the local llil‘y'ul recruiting, i
‘I‘iili‘l' illl‘ml troops in (‘ll.tl‘,'.:~
,t'nitt'd Stzltcs. ’
iAmerican Admiral Plans ‘
United Stabes‘.~N8_,V}V, his been your
successful on his'mlsaiop in'MndonI
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(‘Uitllil‘i Ain't-tilt lit-rill, :mcl‘t'luly of
govt-rnuivnt in 't‘ubu, null
Matias: llotunt-otlrt, who caught (ll-n-
crttl Gomez and virtually put down
the revolution against lhc Mellocul
govl'rntuollt. will be in command of
(‘ololicl
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ithc 2.».H'O truly,» (lli‘u‘i purposcs ruis-
Sill‘ will
(if lilt‘
'i‘lll- sccrctul-y of war
will lult'o lgcltcrui charge of the troop.-
whilc (‘oiom-l llcluncourt will in ill
actual commnnd ot‘ tilt-1n.
int; lUl' wrvlt'c in EUIUIH'.
MERlDEN BAKERS GO ON STRIKE
Demand Higher Wages """ New Haven
Bakers Settle Controversy
MERIDEN, May 3.——l’racticully ull
lllc union journoymcn illlkPl'fi ill Méb
idl-m number-int; about. twenty-five, art-
on strike today for an increase ill
wagon. Muster bakers tlr‘lllllllt] tho ill-
scriion in ll new contract of it till-co.
your arbitration clause that was in the
old contract. Both shim will moot
this utt-rrnoon.
, .NEW HAVEN, Mlly Ruw'l‘lltt‘lm'lll
master linkers have tll'lcctcd u Scttle-
mcnl with lilo union bltkcrs, and tho
strike scheduled 't'or Tuesday lull: llet'l'l
cllllcd off.
ERIE. Pm, Mlly .—~>.\lny l):l_\' il';‘l‘t‘
was ushered in with it riot on till)
dot-ks when striking Russian incur
licrs ol lilf‘ liltcl‘nufionul Frt‘iulll-
lltllltlll‘l'.>' Union tiltcmptcd to prevent
olhcr Wm‘klllt‘ll t'rolu lllkinl: their
plum-s, l‘hillip Zuil'o was shot ill llw
loo, null scvcrnl others worc inturcd
in a frccd'or-ltll fight, which ended on-
ly on the arrival of police roscrvcs.
Eight urrcsis wcrc llltttlt‘, Tho strik-
t'l‘3 quit work rcccntly wholl tlloir d"-
nuind for almost doublo walrus \vus
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Glass of Hot Water '
Before Br :1 trial
”a Splendid Habit
Qpen sluiecs of the: ysto meacll
morning and wash away the
poisonous, stagnant matter.
Thor-o of us who {Il‘t' iltlt'llSiUlllt'dth
fetal dull and horny whoa \w lil‘iFO:
splitting l.o:.dtuhc. stuffy from a cold,
foul tollnu 1. nasty hrs-nth, :tcid
stomach, illilc buck, (all, instcttd
both look and fall as fresh {If} n daisy,
always b3; washing the poisons and,I
toxins from the body with phosplultcd
hot wattr inch morning. i
i1; Not usual silk'fllpetticoats; tub silk.
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Shirts to be
bought quick!
A manwho could buy thor-
oughly-good and attractive
shirts at 40 cents less than
,real value would buy them
quick, if he was wise, would-
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Well, a man can do that
very thing here.
And he’d better do it quick
-——or other men will beat him
to it!
t Handsome good new shirts
:and fabric as well
i$1.50
. , new in pattern and color
as newly arrlved in the store,—-instead of
$1.10.
Some similar shirts ill a number of pretty patterns,
.uch as we should usually sell at $l.25-— .
Practically all with the fashionable soft cuffszl true
egliges that will bring genuine comfort to the man who
mots into them!
Ready Thursday moining; men h
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Right 0!. Mom um door.
A personal service in
hairdreuing am! manicuring
_ Hairdressing is done here with both skill and? care. It
_o_uld be done no better in one’s own homo:
* . Deft operators work with latest devices. » They work
till strict attentionto all'laws of sanitation and personal
y me. .For example, every comb and brush is sterilized
ke t m an airproof wrapping until used. And every-
lng_ e se is done with Similar care -— every sort of hair-
,ressmg and : manicuring” and» scalp treatment.
it; Helps for folks ,who need aids- ill dressing the hair,
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ii 20-inch switches—$2.50; 24-inch switches—$3.75;
28-inch switches—$6.25. ymggfi-fl
. l ' Transformations, all-around-—-$5.50. {LEW
rt ‘ Children’s hair is Cut properly becoming] '—-an'd witii
'delight to children and mothers. ,, y
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Handsome till: peflicoatl
that will launder 1
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" Not entirely silk, that means. ‘But of a silk so inter-
,twoiren with cotton that it actually gains in strength and
durability. t . |
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' Soft arid lustrous and beautiful, light and finely suited
for summer, wear
, as easily 3nd satisfactorily laundered» as
L5. lineni. t , ‘- ' . rm», ? can}... Lu”! l l
‘5’" Flash tint or White, llew-style‘panel back and front,
MC p and» graceful full flounce—aB. :- ~u .,;;‘, t
. ' Snowy white with, deep and handsome; flounce made
alternate rows of lace and silk—$5. ., ; . .
“ ?' ,tWhite with a tailored flounce oi verysmar'iixlir, 35g!-
lljéd and bemsfitgbed. White .or flash tint—45;" , "
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[Iii-Elk?! his, " it. Second floor. lid: .
.W'c should drink, before breakfas‘tl .
{u glass of real hot water with a tell';
lspoonful of limestone phosphato in
‘it to flush from the stomach, litter,“
kidneys and ten yards of bowels the
previous day‘s indigestlble waste, soul-l
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansw '
, lng, sweetening and purifying the
, entire alimentary tract before putting
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more food into the stomach. '
”The action of limestone phosphote)
is wonderfully‘invigorll‘ting. It clépnsi
out , all the . sour fermentationSS ga'se§.i
it lssaid‘to be but u‘llt’ilie While until i
the aroses begin to appear in the,
chords. rA :qunrter» pound of limestone;
phosphate Lwill; cost vorrlittlo at, the '
drug. store.‘ bilif is :suflldléflt to. make
anyone» who dw‘bothered with .bllio'us.
‘nasa.«%constipatlon, stumoch‘ trouble or
‘ 'tfimfis
and hotwater on an empty, stomach‘i‘
waste'nhd'riacidity and givés one xii~
. ' ' ”le’n‘dld a' .‘et‘t ‘ a first and
mfiww ‘, Si? ,, ,DI‘ to for bre k 0 1
““3 '..F'9WPAND___DR¥ _flooon’sflgompAN
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In Weather: fit: “a l .- .
fight mm "mm. ‘
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ere s a garden
here too
It is up on the second floor.
its blossoms are llztts—ztnd they ltl‘C ill full bloom. i
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As delightful as the crocuses and the daffodils and the
tullps that are brightening so many garden spots just now.
Fresh blossoms, here, though, every week everyday".
Smart tailored huts, pretty dress hats, simple hits, or-‘
111th hats,-—My, whztt ll garden it is!
Second floor.
Books that grip!
Here are new stories that are :ilivc.
On every page, they hold one close. They are oli‘ "
varied sorts, appeal to varied tastes, and bring thorough .‘
enjoyment. l
The Gun {hand-n story of the savage NOllilWCSib)":
James B. Hendryx. Powerful, dramatic, full‘of thrills. Not!
till the very close does one understand the significance of '2
that sinister title: The Gun Brand. $1.50. I
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Mistress Anne—tile heart story of a Maryland school- ,3
mistress, by Temple Bailey. A cheery story of Mistresst,
Anne—alld'of the writer and the physician who came tot
her little town of Crossroads. $1.35. .
The Brown Study—by Grace S. Richmond. Another.)
real home story; what happened when a loved preacher?
forsook his high-class church and established himself hum-l
bly among humble people! $1.25.
‘ The Straight Road—ubyon anonymous writer—$1.50.
lTndertow—Norris—HJS.
Cinderella Jane—Marjorie Benton Cppke—SIJS.
: Anthony Gray; Gurdener—Moore—Sljo.
:E i5 The Way or the Wind-Frothingham—81AO. .
3' ' Preacher of Cedar Mountain—Ernest Thompson Seton—$1.35.
3-, The Rilatler of Wind River-Ogdcn—-$1.3tt '6
{of} Slippy McGee-0cmler~81.35.
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Smart house-drone.
at but 52
Half a dozen clever new;
sorts, fresh and crisp and in‘
. pleasing colors.
' -A stripe has collar of plain,
color ‘edged with embroidery,
AV Norfolk dress has excel-
lent wide pleats and belt. !
‘ New note is sounded b ,
dress with fancypointed pack.
ets and embroidery on sleeves,“
and collar. ,, r
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blue dresses are made. wit,
tasteful vest and collar of.
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white pique. , . _
'And inVeach' model there is‘ 'excellent fitting ability
'good durable material, wide range of patterns, tastefu
cheery, colors. $2. »
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,- ,“m‘ curd. Tlré‘ last question to
b nnswored by the men is whether.
trillion card there isi
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[anol'lMENIo M N »- > will. if they don't do it. the
lilt‘ int: i_-. enforced.
The rcgistrnl. outhc back of ihc’
r.“ at pros, color of hziir. and dish
o'lttliiics must hc ,i'onr’tcd.’ , ' -
painted by Mayor Ca Axel Hut-5‘ duplicates. numbers) “The' certificauto‘
,slrout. A system to lulu le‘thoLme‘n is 0515' 3 signedstatemontby the "93‘
frcc
. Federal government will probably
[:03 WAR Sfflvmfgcull- out thostate militia to 'see that,
> i _ ‘ ‘ rcgirirtiticn card; must file a report!
. ' ' 5 ‘ " to must glvo‘ n description. 01’ liter
(Contluucd From Page Our)» tmun l‘C‘gilslel‘lllg. the. height. sizo. col-l
With the reg
they claim exemption from draft. ‘1 rest-(mutton certificato 39*“ the
A Ward of registrar ““ng up. tormcrnnd the latter cards are given
in quick, pi‘deriyjfashlonimttst, be (19.; tsti‘nr' that the! commonedi‘mnn “has
vised. lt'ls 'probablpntlltlt the board. fl ‘1 .
d til 1:; ..
This in _turn will send omcersito 6::
‘ed, the first. draft will be through, ogloutnet. Th‘ehouse, this session. _ne
icourse. Norwalk will only be called
her population. Mr. Smith was of the
opinion thatuthis, work of, regis‘ltmtion
. :lladrb'een 1;
‘Mr. Smith gave a brief explanation FIGHT 0N STATE PROHIBITION
of the plan as he saw it. , According HARTFORD,.May, fin—"rile fight:
to him, the men liable to dm't‘t be—‘make Connecticut ,a prohibition:
tween the ages yet to be (ltrslgnated by constitutional amendment in
{in the draft bill, will be summoncdiWaS opened 53* the house lit» 1109
today onthe unfavorable majority
port of the committe con constitution
at amendments ,on- a proposed ,nmen
ment. The Chamber was, Well filled
with members and spectators, tin p
,[lon£~ dcbaato was indicated until
to a place chosen by,tlle mayor for!
registration. After registration, the.
cards will be sent to the government,
«mine the, men , for physically in.
When onoughmen have been examin-
rl; two thirds; vote to send their)
posed amendment to the. 1919? gossip,
for ratification. The present ‘
will not r‘ecelve‘th‘e' amendment
house‘ should'acc‘ep't it. ‘lu ‘19]
upon to fm'ntsh‘men inpmportlonto
would :not. start. "until”.ule mun bill
nosed ln-definlto-_ aha p": by
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