, 5.11m: 111M Vim , an» an 11.1.1.1 m»; mun-11:11. of the Fm Satan's-E GALLI—CQRCI" RMORDS 74510 Littflr-Btfl 5mg W351? Roma and Juliet Waltz .- 11m Them 111 * DONNELLY’S ammunition 355‘ “-1 lNow «.3 dud Mooring Your Home m M Cheeriuil‘y Given W mum 1446 _ km ' 1 EE,EXoinSl.So;dek 4“ meeting or tho gpwoflh m or 11:. Nor-walk 11 1: ”Mil bohrld tonight in the women’s «WEN district‘s Shoe Store. ‘ mail. the troll-known min 111 adyurtlsing the produc~_ 11111 this evening MG moon of. Wu. Then- on entertainment in Cen- Hill: M 1153*“; and next 5W!" at the Palace Thea? _ patriotism and subscribeE ted States Government hi- . ‘ Twp 1111111111 110111111 “at is offered for public sub- The South Norwalk Trust will receive your uubscl'ip' Ema: make no chaige for oer~ m Willy Hail, Grace Bro. 8~ luv-Cathedral Chimes. E by or tho.“ waaik Divis uncotlcut Home Guard‘ 1: filled Wednesday night' ‘ .' Nearly every mem- oompany reported, and the E through 11 number or amations by officers of but the New Haven C. N. 11 women‘s oxfords and ler's Shoe Store. to eighteen rdin stormu " month at May or last year, during the month of Juné. on; very damaging to gravy-E quoting the soil too Wet to their proper cultivation irél' of the past month hunt! favorable for the early 1: potatoes E E 11 Douglas women's ox-E pumps at half price—~Keel Store ifty—tirnt annual convention Ertield County Teachers’ As will bé held in the Stam- [31111001. WStarmtord Satur- i :‘g" and afternoon The or ts‘l’or the convention have nouipleted - It is eipected ’i} ‘E e NorwalkE teachers will Exiord sale, at Keelers KODAK. BANK-+— don"‘niuns Fox A dwell—Corporation . . apply for a passport. lie is as on or HERE THEY ARE The first out of the box. The m straws! Just enough hats for the live wires who 11W lead off. E Tomorrow will be our regular Straw Hat opening. Rogers & Stevens So. Nmnili Now ailr‘E I: the Time to Consider WW5 “- Pm TRY TED RAM MR6! WK WNW SOUALL Peer Only Gorge Con Be selvagcd as his! lily Be Bram Up “lumber permitting some will be 11min this morning to raise the sunk- Em home E. G. Stoddurd, which went Edo‘m during 11 sudden squall oi! Pond Point Milford on the morning of An- Eril 23, the captain. and his wife being isnred from death by 11 narrow margin. ' Tho whacking schooner Fly, ot the mo: Wrecking Company arrived in’ Bridgeport yestrrdny morning and was tido up at the «looks of the Bridge- ‘ port Towing Company . E The barge. E G. Stoddard was 0"". 111 11311va of three which were being‘ talked to a New England port by; the tug Elam Keeler from Peanut-E vnuin. When lust OK Pond Point. they weie overtaken by u suddenE squall and the Stoddard broke loci-2.15; from her tow and sprinting a leak sank bofore the tug could go to her: assistance The captain and his wile . who Vere asleep in: theircabin .weré Enréiisedr by the .waterdasbing in 111111111111 the windows and: it was not, ‘wilhout considerable difficulty that they wore saved. 1. The ca’binuud parts of the uppor deck of Erho Stoddard Ewm-c piottéd ull by the lighthouse keeper 111 Stiullord Light about 12 hours alter the 111111-111. _ Beyond salvaging llor cargo it is be: M “SUNDAY NIGHT: 3111511111 tliai. them is litilo Mt to 1'11qu E E of 1111:an itself . 1 rmg...’_,....._.-.- STAMFORD YOUNG MAN WILL " Jom RED cno'ss UNlT lN FRENCH ARMY Stating he intends to join the RM Cross». ambulance service in France, Stuart Fitch Amirmi'o of Stamford appeared before Assisilnni Clerk True cy of the superior court yesterday to Attorney Andrews of .‘Starniord.n The application was forwarded to the De- purixdent of State. . 1 HOW TO GET STRONG , A Simple Remedy Wh itt‘l'i‘l‘ the cause We want to any to every poison who needs strength, you need Vino! as it is the most ef- ficient strength creator we have in our stmo ,Ilorc lu pron! from D01 '. chostcr, Mann: ~— E "I don't know what we would dot without Vinol in our family. I was} .veuir,ne1vous and rundown no the‘ result. of on operation. and Wool 1-e stored my strength. Then grandmoth i or had a new one b1eakdown. and Vin- ol built. her up and restored her health E,‘ and strength 1111131 everything else hodf' failed. We have used Vino] for 13; years in our family. and would not 1E be without it in the house." MyrtleEE» ' L. chly, Dorchent'er, Moss E We believo inf Vinoi because on know it is a great strength creator”. due to the beef and: cod liter pop-E" tones, iron and manganese peptonntee; _ Eand: macrophonphatos. nil disgoived in} a pure medicinal win: , ‘50 we alivnys'E return the purchase money it Vino}: fails to benefit thooe who buy it—«E , Frank H. Baxter. South Norman: Al— ' so at the lending drug stores in all Conn towusE—Adv. . :, E ,E E . “.Opened May 3111131: ‘ / , " \1 ($1 . ! 3'53, E : f 5' . , o l ' E E1 ii\,”’ : ‘-.‘ ‘1 \RE 1“ El; . ‘ " 'E _\ , . ‘ Sale of Pnntzess Garments ’ , . El The garments illustrated here are all exclusive models shown 11:1. ~———-—~-—-E-.W - ' the Read House. The materials are French Twills, Gabardincs, - 1 Department for Serges, Wool velours and Novelty Fabrics, all colors and patterns ap- Summer Furs ‘ Misses’ proved by fashion this Spring. Linings are guaranteed for two sea— Stylish Shoulder ., . 5 stns, and are in such colors and patterns as combine harmoniously Sc arfs in; Whole and Juniors’ Suits ~ Ewith the color of the coat. ' . and dreSsesm 1' 1 . 2 Prmtzesil’ garments reflect absolutely correct slzyles, for each _ ' foodcl is a duplication to a great extent to that gout out by some Zifggdpims 3‘9“ 1 French atelier. . very jaunty sports suits. A véry "attrac— Stylish Coats, for Woolen and , . Velour, Gunnyburl, Burélla Cloth; Ga- bardine, Serge and Poplin. A group Of 0113' hundred coats. ‘ ..... WWW.“ 9 335. 00 E mtr’w Seventyrfive Primzess Suits at $25.00 ' Materials are Men’s Wear Serge, in black, navy blue .. and rookie, linings guaranteed .1 .11: .. . 1 1.1.33 Strictly Tailored Suits in all desired colors and materials including a number of tive group at . ' : ' E 12500 House ‘DresSes , « ~. Peale Home Dre-Ene- in heat designs $1 00 '1 New and stylish models: with pockets, very Molly trimmed and piped, with contrasting collars, E 11 5c and 12 co .1: 9mg. 4111:1115 chnnhray Ind OW mush-m, very sensiblc. Sizes 34 to 36,: .. _ 32 50 and E33 00 m for coats. ._, ~w'a" Waists, . Special v'l'wo hunthd Striped allow: uh, with con— traEsthEtg; collars and cuffs. RegtdE :1? E31 30, 3! 00 Two handrail lawn Welsh, lace trimmed jabois and: "wide lace trimmed collars, 11.111111111-L . Second floor. Overalls for Women , For houocwork, gu- 731mg, out every w, of mould labor. Over- alls mean safety, com- fort, and convenience. ,E An absence of Skirts tends E' to Egreatgr freedom- and activity W 0111 e 11 EE‘thcse days, and the days ' to come” Will need every bit of rcfserre lore: they ‘ possess. E . ' Overalls in. durable Egalaiea arid; khaki. Two” - models , 3B. 50 $23 00 and $25 OEO pelts ' Qaréfully ‘ s . J..n..~...1a. ....... ~ . ‘1 ’E “:1?" If: t» . 1:. Blouses for Spring Wear . "E; 3:2,EVoil‘ee, Dimiliu, Luau, Wes, ~ Crepetle China. E. 1 ‘ LE- 31 Mam..- Blouse. A11 extremely fetching style 1 i developed of 1;?! and embroidery with jahot effect of . embimdcry :1 idco-ddgcd irilisg - .nE $1 95 Sizcs 11p to 51. . E" FEE Matinee Blouses of novelty linens and mercerized IE ”PPS. $100 Georgette Crepes and Crepe do Chimes at A ~ $2. 95 ' Striped Crepe dc China with white Esatin collars, . $395 ‘ Georgette Blouses, plain and embroidery trim— med in white and delicate Colors, 34 .95 Crepe de Chfies in plain and dressy models, I f ‘ $5 95 ‘ ._ ~ Figured Georgette; and cm of distinctive E model, from _ . $8 50 to $15 00 1.2. ' Forsvthe ' Blouses ' FM is a name which Carries confidence. A a garment Which will always 1001; well, which is well ' woman who buys a Forsythe blouse feels that she has E .E nude and ke‘cps its oppcaran'ce after many trips to EE , the laundry , 1.73 Crepe do Clam. withah1gh or low necks, pcrfccta: 3; 1y tailored quality guaranteed E ». 359 595 Sign. Fatty Wifiow Taffeta: nod Crepe Meteors, Eff _ ,3“ .- 1 3695511163750
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