suntan on
mower. ti. i. It: “wow
“to.” ted thirtth twill)!“ cl
thew: chic timid oil min-ii
'1 E ii. a \3. x‘ i J_, «103ml all “3‘
1nd” in allow their employee in ct-
=unud toot gardens.
toot “threat of N'mmt Shelia
Lightahtp. only yesterday morning.
_ .toid on mightr strive] to?» today how
I..." Donn ‘the Uni States an tau-remit:
fin! friends ft Fran; 1'." need the sinking venue] on quad list;
(“ta w “m l u ' “9‘ as tho clotted dam stern int. For.
Du confined him to his home for the m m" a" Sacramento 1.“ mi
’31 tel! days. ‘radu to port. with the Schultz: in,
tow. while the inner: crew. m by
lackies, was accurately hitting a are
in the enghteroom. which threatened
to spread to the cargo oi‘ muniticm'
and fuel oil. At daylight the gun-
llLiti'S commander saw that the ship
‘couid not stand up much longer and
orders were given for the crew to take
to the boats.
A heavyfiea was running and the
ship rolled Ind pitched, with a great
volume of smoke rising above her. in
’an alert to get away in quick time.
——Keep every room in your house at Thomas Jones, a British naval gunner.
jumped to a small boat, which was
the same even comfy temperature
swam . and was lost.
"m ”m 30““ 0‘5“" Cm“ safeguard the gunboui. the Brit-
Heat. DON & Burnham 00.. Irvinston. ishcr'n crew saw their flag go under as
fif‘t’. ithc Sebastian sank slowly. Then a his
' igun on the Sacramentohboometi land 1}
— . second shot drowned t e cheer ng o
- The committee of the males Moose the men. The aim was fair and in tin-
lieart m“ ‘t the home 0‘ Mrs. Steeg other moment tho3 ship had disappear
goiter, No. 48 Meadow ‘istreet, to ed from view.
who arrangements to hold a duioe The tire. avoiding it) “will“ Fill
at Roodner's Hall, South Norwalit. cotter. was caused by an overflow nr
‘ .fuel oil in the. exhaust pilln in the utt~
‘Bale has not be?" 591‘ ”zine room. it started at 6 o‘clock
Tuesday night. A transatlantic liner.
“‘liicit..nn‘=t\'crcd a call of distress.
stood by until the gunhoat arrived and
to: ten hhurs. during it raging gain and
" v~nowstt"r'~. the tm-n' battled with the
domes: and were taken off when it ap-
nearcd that. the ship was doomed. Ai-
tm' she was taken in tow, the crew
wcnl rock and ntiumotwi to Troop the
tire turn“ from the hold. Four small
h'mmnern swept away in the gale.
Contain Falconer reported to Coni-
:“"-1'it‘ni Bryon, of tho Second Navt
”trim. that the unicorn and men of
“:9. unnhout displayed nrcnt heroism
in attempting to save the Sebastian.
The lntivr’s crew was transfttii‘eé‘c
a tug and brought here.
-—~C-ca. tic. 55c, 90c. O'Brien.
LAST BOO DANCE OF THE SEASON
It Town Aswmbly Hall, Saturday
evening. hire music. Grace Broth-
ets' Orchestra with chimes.
Care will run to Roton Point to-
morrow, weather permitting. . The
Iarry-go-mund and roller coaster will
file open.
-,-’.._._.—~
The E. H. llotchkiss loznpany, of
ti and 8 Hoyt street, Firét District.
mas leased from Wallace A. Mott, of
Main street, the largo plot‘ot mood
north of the factory and have given
name to their employee to use for
planting.
Attorney William (lumburi, son' of
Dr. and Mrs. Edward ll. Gumbnrt, oi
‘Eimwood avenue, who has been prac-
ticing in New llnvun left yesterday
morning for Piattsburgh camp when?
'3): will be put through military train-
ing. '
. NEW TELEPHONES ,iNSTALLED.
Following is a list of new telephones
that have been installed ill???» the is‘
The Naval Reserves drilled Thurs-
-day evening in Music Hall under the
{lineal-ion of Ensign. lv‘. W. Morrell.
. ”With the exception of the three or
four members who were detained on
account of business, all of the enlist-
pnsto in the brick of your directory:
Name.
C. W. Anderson. «
1239-2
ed men were preset“- 3 Lorcna St., ilull so shriveied and iootse that you can
”—7“ ‘ B. Bate, ,lift it on with the fingers.
h'l‘hle :mmflzlfg Eggfifloggflgfitefiz , 26 Watery” “315 t ‘ Just think! You get. rid of a . herd
; eth ht lesctdn-h w 81mm flufiday Wm J_ H. Bolxannun. Acorn, soft corn or a corn between the
a; cum Liu the :omé of hire B Elmcrest, 1991 1tool. as _'well as burdened «limes
1W “10011;:th ration Routine out. Elmer F- Bracken. Without Bulletins one particle. You
$391, was tritnsnctod' A subatnntiai ‘Merian Ave, 1163.5 EEDITQRM gum” cc
tmnm'm the u-easury ofllie SONNY Arthur Carr. ; is! d [aw—"WWW”.
was reported The next meeting WW 23 Second St" 8724 goo a v. pays nest in the host
. . , - . :nuoer.
‘ 1 . fir 1‘ Thursday in June Mrs. H. M. Coventry,
mm on “9 s 1Harbor View. 1106-12 ......- 25... _ fl»
cum to the W m in the ‘
1"le W‘ cm You.
I! I” M Wily {hr the Toee‘yew
old "
of lull!» strength and he cut,
/ at in using the moon in none-fa
tidbit-MMMVM to the M- mice. it is W tint within I
wing of the lust list. Cut this out anti trmzone and apply a few drops on
Tel. No.
.no M «m... ... it. when or. rate
and? M the i" ‘r~ ' a
x mm up to ”it!“ titan c: w: wot.
nest to serum m to ”it
to. an the butt-315 per cent. en
be obtained.
My“
ALWAVI AFTER THE “’0“.
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“W colored woman was much
excited following the stunning; of I
colored boy by a hero who diet at
mother tau and hi: the. boy. The
police r: re trying to find the negro
who did tlw chin-hing. “A policeman
in Jun like it rainbow," unsorted the
old woman " “cy always show up;
after the storms over New Hat'eli
HALLE UNDER NR’REST.
u
Removal Sde
lion’s “till "uh Tia mm mm m
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thus-tailed,“
Men's Intro Heavy Sooth- fiole Tennis illness. were “All. .
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mm. mom. in mm, brown ml White, on. a u. i
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Womeu’s and t‘hildnn’u White Shoes and Pump; at ‘
Cost Pne-
l
Come in and look them over.
‘ MAX LEVY
“Mil-duality.“
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145 Washington St.
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CHICAGO, May ll.—~Han's Hallo, 8‘.
German, who has been under'luvvcil-
latter». by government agents almo't
constantly since December. 1914. when
he was arrested in New Orleans on n
charge of making bombs to blow up a
French mule transport. is under arrest
here today. Hill: had been working
as on expert mechanic in n hallway
round house.
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wont-m1 READ THIS!
Lift-oft any corn or callus with
finger- and it won't
hurt a bit.
Your high heels have not come on
your toes and counted on the bottom
at your feet, but. why care .uow?
This tiny bottle holds
an almost magic fluid. A
genius in Cincinnati dia-
covcred this ether com-
pound and named it free:
zone. Small bottles or?
freezone like here? shows
can be had at any drug.
More for a few cents.;
Don't limp or twist; your]
face in agony and spoil‘
but get a little bottle of
/
beauty
your
your tender, aching corn or callus. In-
stantly the soreness diuappcars and
gshortly you will {ind the corn or cal-
. Children’s Dresses
A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wear.
Plaids, Stripes and Plain Chambray, made in the latest
middy style, with platted skirts, Russian style with hens,
collar and cuffs of contrasting material. . ‘
Assorted combination in Bloomers to match. from 2 to 6
years ...... . ........................ 79¢
2 to 8 years, without bloomers . . . . . . . . . $1.00 to $1.50
Also a good line of Children’s White Lingerie Dresses,
50¢ to 82.25
J. I. MALLET T E
88 Washington St. south Nq-wnlk.,
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M.
h rch. Mm. P. Schumn‘n Will , ‘ -- . ..
£333“ ‘ David 1. Davis. i . ' f t
' Cor. Elliott and Gregory mm. - ’ 1
After May 1.5. it will no longer be. . , ‘2098 1 _ LOVER S i
"ierullers and: coffee“ at local lunch say-890121.103? 5-: 19997 , . i
mentors. Instead it will he "Give mo 0. ~ ‘1 n .. - .. . l
n cruller and coffee," for the Brad- ”“1th R. Gallasllfl.‘ Es‘athhed 1897 i
bury 0mm“ will sen one cruiier Strawberry Hill Ave. 269-12 , m... l
riot five cents. It heretotore sold two (i- R. Hastings. . , .
for the {same price. The nice~ is to be 11 Wall St. 3092 . E n l ' st N o I.
{nun-zed to make up somewhat for Mrs. Katherine L. Hicks, . w
lhe increased price. The company fig“ 13‘ East AVE" 2085 i y - '
wires that it in much easier to make Walter Hoyt, _ ' "
tone large crtiller than two small ones. 17 Franklin Ave... 236-5 I new RecrUI’Sbfcr
-—Slnm'ford Advocate. Norwulk Dress (30.. '
. 35 Washington St... 939, RALSTON [SHOES
.__'Every hat in O'Brien's window Si. Harry L. OakeS, ‘
.._.._.. . 16 Ijnccin m. 2090 have _more than doubled
The first publicity meeting in the in- The 'l‘. J. Partly (loner. Co, {' in the . . '
“tenet of increased” food supply will he Stevens St. 2039 133513 year- JOIn now
held tomorrow evening in the South‘llidgu‘ L. Raymond. '~ and enjoy the willfOl‘tS of
4 Walk congregational church. The Rowayton Ava, 1754.2 ~
.1 :lood problem; plan will be discussed EM“! Rodgers. a 8 8h“
.7 thriefly by Rev. John Stapleton in the Hillside Ave. 1438-12 $6.00 and $7.00 OXfOl‘dS,
If .~. only part of the meeting. As the Nor- Victor C- Smith, . $5 00 .
walk Gordon Assdciation is the local 315 Main St.. 2096.; '
.mntznoon i'Ol' carrying out. the state Leofitaudter. '“ . ~ ____ .
- mmittee'e plankthere will be speech? 6 Winfield St. 1996
on by Leroy N. Chapman. supervisor}. A. Stillman. ' El d&Gl -
rof‘the’work here; also, Miss Hallecic.‘ 56 COVEVVAVPU 1998 l W00 over
.mervisor of the children's garden Jfifi- 'F- Sutton, 1 " ~
mun: General Russell Frost, on the .34 Stuart Ave. ‘ 736-12‘ 121Wuhmf7tun St.‘
“Pinnclal situatlon and Arthur C. V. A. Trussell. »
’ ~ - South N
.Meeler, itvhe is in town, will also Ohio Ave.. .2099 ' omtk -
"m . ' ' ‘Winnipauk Lunch, : , (- fl
., 1.. Main St" 2022 W ;
, ' ‘ ‘ it. ‘M. Wolfe, . ‘ 1 - “ ‘
‘ . _, . ¥‘~ . ‘ , Silverminé Ave, 712.14. - i
' Prepared ncSS . 5 ‘
. , _ , . ‘ ; FIRST RESERVE ENGINEER neat.
is now our. nolioiial watch: “ "Em“ . _
, word. ,HOW Shout your Per‘ ' NEW YORK, May ill-Recruiting for u .
' Ml defense..;asam3t the Volunteer recurrent of engineer. ‘ "f
. too: that. beset everyone at:
troupe tome known as the First Re-i
serve Engineer Remnant. began. hero
V. ‘ 1. . 7 ' _ lodey under the‘rhrection ottha mill. '
f Mobdlze titty augmentation” or New "u '1'-
: _ ‘ .. Y k. Thbcalifdrvolunteen forthe ~ .
‘ a _ " . ' . . Morentwsa:issuedglestunightlmme- . ‘ ~ . . ' ‘
{gr 3:432! 5‘“ W 0“ dintcly rooming-mam of the order 1m smgcfionop .
, . P05 ,t. W. ”I. . mm 'the'War Went authorizing j " SUITABLE- WALL
Furniture, Rugs v
"Carpets, Linoleum
lie-furnishing time is here. Our line of Eumiture, Bed-
ding, Kitchen Cabinets; Refrigerators, Floor Coverings,
-Window Shades, Draperies, Porch and Lawn Furniture.
Porch and Couch Hammocks, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Lawn
Mowers comprises one of the largest and most complete
line: to be had at prices you can afford topay.
r
' ' A. 1. Collins Co.
50. Norwalk Conn.
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t! "WWW: $39,253; Spring "
‘Thcrldost Comfortable and fDurable of All Bed -
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0.3. JAstoN
' 'OPTOMETRIST
.58 Wall Street. . Notion.
KRYPTOK LENSES—"Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
- Thorough examination of the eyes. Oc'ullsts' prescri
tionc promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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p.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
' Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated, electri‘
lights antigen Fine Cafe attached ;. also Restaurant.Italian=
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and all the popularcolms
Hosiery to Match
81 Washington Street.
ConneCticut River
Roe and Buck Sh. "
Only place in town to get them .
ALL KINDS OF FRESH F, _
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Mark-
'Phonu 1N and 10'.
Free Dellvor’. 71 North
W
chine and this litigation. ‘
A very charming model of Georgette crepe in white
flesh has hand embroidery and Venise lace for its ado
' ,A pretty Crepe do Chine haslarge sailor collar
. fitting culls and fashion with the best pearl buttons.
as distinctive and tine. "
Materials end styles have been chosen with great
The workmanship and out are excellent. The variet
most endless. ‘ ' ‘
li/CH CRRDE ML'R(HRND/!E A?” #10054”! Tl PRICEK
'86. WASHINGTON s'r. , _ g
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1.14
~ and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555.
N l DISESA. Munster
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Guaranteed forests years. A
evil-ten ammo: "Dalton 7'
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Its . {In a” ~“~
and «not ' . p 3
Springtime , * Futnttu
' . :Mivfimfejiivéather brings the; with. a”... new»;
of .which'we have -a big end “meson. "
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