COAE
That’s; All
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
fizz.» , ... , ,
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fbrcczast for Norwalk and vicinity;
Iain tonight and Wednesday; increas-
ing east to south winds. The western
dismilianct now forms a welldefiind
storm urea ("llll‘ill over llliuob. it is
causing t-lt illly and rainy weather
firm Kansas: eastward to the coast and
from the Lake region southward to
the Gulf Stuiw. Several places report-
olmore than an inch of rain during
the. last it bums. ’l‘lie lt‘lllpt'l‘ttltll‘l’ is
lrmer in the Northern (lls‘ll‘lt'ts. For
(xiii placts alt iig the northern binder
imported frosts.
v 1!
mm l ismcmons nuns
Biol m
u. 81-“. I.“
“Cub” Washable Home" ;
tCuntlnued From Page One)
m
0 Applications. :vuiyioyris‘ tirtilt
Wt. 31.” 'rat- 5. minutiae] its. thrills and nude;
0,0an ‘ ‘mw m. n.“ .takiiiLs by sponsors lilr to ls- sinned
saw ‘0 ‘10” here. “its llt'ttr>llhll'~‘ iii.» aliph-
ilhllls, a iiipltiyers. l'IlllllHlIO El and spun
stirs align ruin-at in ie in 'iti'sun and
hit; their signature in 'lit
Di tie olfit'vi‘.
in i itlii ii". tan}:- th:
above application lllllrl look iht~
“Hirer beltii‘t' \tllltl“ l.c l.|l{l‘.~ il'e mill.
llt':"ill pit-scribed to twiiiitiitiiut-ate to
him the result at his applitatioit. .‘t
tcr your application and 'hv- ilt"'tii~l
partying ct-iiilit-ates. Ilt'.‘ ' l
duly prepared and sworn to. you
should not app!) again to this ofl'it'w
uiittl iwt-tipt ot the notice at the r--
stilt ot your,application. “lilt'll will b-
iiiailcd to you.
And All “lode in Norwalk"
In est-net-
3 All] .I. t~.
IU
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street.
WVWW
t
t
“”— “~"’ " -' it the areas. within “‘lilt’ll llllt‘ll
M__ _ __‘ VA‘ _ ‘ t-neiitics “ill'util permits are tor-biti-
‘ fll‘ll In ,(‘lill‘l', t‘ti.‘..~'isl of localities
‘witliin oneliult' tuib- l‘l :.uv direction
iht lilullllllit‘ltlJ‘ oi' inn iittons oi war,
or or any products ltii' ti:-
arniy or navy.
. . iii the- t‘\rlll tan:
i lion ltt‘ rejected. ital are permitted
l to apply again in ta w you have l'ur
l Iliei' t-\ititnt'e to shun “ll“. lllt same
i might be approved, but illllil you n-
-t‘oi\r- a [ll’l'lilll you must at your peril
] ieiiiaiti outside tit all luiliitldt-u azoas.
I
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SOCIETY
I
and Personal
.NE WS
l Warning.
A Any tilltll l‘llt'lll) t'tillllil‘: \vitlitit
‘ "“““'—~M ' t'i prohibited "Tea for any purpose.
. > . j\\lll|lNIl'\t"', not twin; ui'ati‘vtl a pt~=
Major and Mrs. James it. Crotut of “H, lm. Hm. “mph“. will in.
Siiiishury. :‘onn., returned home ,\'¢‘-<-., llliil‘rl\ ai'it-sted and detaiiwtl
alter a short \isil t'llitlS'l'tCll l‘ ?\iiltlll.ltlllittltil-‘S.
tertiay morning,
with the t'oi'nier's sister. Mrs. It). ll. ”“1“” mm“ \lill'*l"ll
Mathewson, til West avenue. lv ‘1 A‘W ‘W' H;
il‘RAlbthtz LAMPS
lliss Ethel .lolinson, nurse in the! FORWORIEN \VILL
I
New liritain Hospital. is spending a;
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
TODAY.
"l‘ciiipt-i'atui'n: Low. .32; high.
58.
I C .i N 1
-—it)ritt-rtainiiitvzzt given
Men's Club, Parish Hall.
evening. May 23rd. at shift. Admission
1.3 cents. cake and in ain evtrii.
I
Showers
by Trinity
\\'edncsdav
A meeting of .\‘or\\'alk scoutinasters
‘m be. held tonight at the home of
Mlas Nash, in Flux Hill Road. lni-
variant llitliit'l's will he discussed.
Regular Meeting of ()pher (‘liaptt~..l
150.52, 0. E. 8., will he held tomorrov.
SOON BE OPE-NE!)
[Week with her aunt. .\lrs. lll‘l'llt'l'l \:
' .
NOR Iii/A- l K int any lost t-szttip. Hi'M‘llkil. amt-rail
I station. ;:o\t-riiiiit u, or natal 'vt'.'t‘l.
l navy ya‘tl .Iat-ttii'y or workshop ltilt
your :Ipplit‘u i
all!“
.fwn vwv saw v
I
l
I
w
.. ‘
I
. ‘H 3....” mm .V-
» moon
.4
Use a 'coolutove
l
3 without lire
Any housewife may cook food in the way she wishes
y...
. without a tire in llLl ct
who we?
. Here is a stove tltat boils or bakes or masts or- stews or
steam the various SilllS ot toad. and hasn't an atom of tire
in it.
'i he ldcai lli’ClL‘3f cooker!
Cooking; process is carried through without worry 0r
Wt tl'k.
Food is made more delicious and more nutritious.
less-expensive cuts of meat are cooked to delightful ten-
derness and toothsomeness.
The cost of living is reduced.
And it is easy to cutik with an ideal tireless cooker;
Lnot hard.
jest filllllllc‘l‘ she has ever seen
woman will enjoy witness
mg
wishes to make this eas-
lll her kit-Chen; every such
llllS demonstration.
, Ideal tireless Cookers—SHJS to sin; a special one
during the week (No. 15A) with one regular S-qt. coin-
tarttnent and a s tecial triplicate com iartment—
i
I’DIIflh floor.
I m... ......._..I.-_.._, . ,.
$24.
. k" .
“Marrakesh-.. ,. .
THE I-IOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
$I0.500 FOR YALE
HOSPITAL UNIT
CorporattOn Holds Busy Session in
New Haven
‘ , Nl“\\' ll \\"l€.\'. Mtn' 2'2 7. l li‘. ‘
lloothby. llurritt avenue. i (Continued from. “TN 0380-) ‘ . . ' . A '
. . ___ regular met-tiny.» ot the iale t‘orpor—
. W _ V‘ .. . .. . - .. -~ - :iion held Irene todav. announc 1-
.\lr. and “I". William A. l“|5llt'l' and H“ “""1‘ I" ’_””“,"" ,“n "”L‘ "l” "‘ ‘. . L . ‘
the first ttuardians ‘li'aiuiuu t‘anip nent was made of Miami) In mm“!
5’ . ~ . . v :1 "S. - . . \t .- ' '
‘0“ til litiuntl ”mnk’ hm." th H ll itll llH' (amp l‘ll't‘ (this It is situated
tug MI". and \lrs. llutilt’y 1‘2. Hill'lllilll‘lr on the ten thousand acre estate or t‘.
“cut into camp last summer. the llll'
luli‘lunt'c til' the work for which thin-o
women are preparing is obvious
The tiuttt‘tlialis will learn how
opponents jolt. George Shillings
thinks very highly of the youngster,
land lit-‘li very likely be put to work
‘I
l
it)
. . I . . .
gills to be used iii connection with
' _ the proposed \"tle mobile lllllll'l"\'
til) West avenue. '(‘. \\orthnt;;ton in .\'r\\' Jersey just liosiit'l 't ‘ ' ‘
_ lill‘i‘tth llll‘ lit-lunati- ll'tlill Shawnee, 'l‘ll " ill“ ' ‘ l
_ _ ‘ . ‘ t l- t. - v. i . - .. - . . to oi er in'ite bv It rs. Edward
.\liss AllllH’ NW.“ N anmm‘! l‘.i,. tioiii “ll'lt‘ll till! this its ‘llullit ‘ t . . ' ~
hi th‘ “ 1‘ iii in \. I“ ‘H‘ \'i it Ihhiiwnequa. lhe tainp l‘llt‘ lillllltl ll. Hul‘t‘ltnil'i tit .\t w \tle lot" the
S lI' t 'I't‘ '-I‘ ( . (i ' .' ' S ' - . .~ . .
l ' l Illlls' \‘lltl \‘lll L‘llllltll‘ Illt‘l‘t‘ ll‘tilil ll t'stnblpthnlpnt of n Il,;ri'i|.i;|n Fluid
ing- friends. » . ... . -. .. - a - . . . H
s don t tlllllitlllhrsl-lll> “ill l‘l-H" hf" lIII' ()l‘lllllltt‘tllt ~. was accepted. ii».-
I to tail) out t‘lllt'lt ntlt the t :tiiip lll‘t' fun I . 'itllttllm . l' l l
. , ... . n y y . . t is r . Ill i.”l (late
l‘rlian Shocker. pitcher of the \ltll't ("1“ l”"‘"”““““ m ”H ham. Ill” 1 b1 . . l I“ ‘ l
_ _ . . ‘ .7, .mp3 I.” ..- ”1.. - .. .,._-_ 1 \t -,- .. itint . yit It‘lll” a torn IMHI :2 t
tlvt't‘S. is li\'lll:.‘. up to his name. lavcry 7' ‘..N ‘I 1T” ”d \l 1.1" I ‘ , .. I
l . l 1 _ 1 ii I I it hi it "‘ll \\.lsz;u \\llt‘ll t-Ill' realms tli-it ii-iully.
lime to "e s it 0 lt' )OX lt‘ 'th r‘ . .. . '- " ». .. - . .
I h o1 g l‘ tilt than .iititi t .itnp l‘llt t.it Is ”pm-y p. l. ;.,..‘.),,1,1_ Hi, 1,”. a.~
of scientific plii'.
was appointed sot rotary
for
sistaiit professor
of
iittvt‘
tistiphy.
the bureau iippohitiiients
t‘” ”Hm ”" M“ can stand ”- ‘ teach litiiid t'i‘al't. camp t-rtit‘t, health yt‘tll‘. succeeding Edwin linkers
1 trait. honie cralt anti nature lti\t-. ’t‘li - “mun... NHL-”pa l’htlip l. liodue
.. . .. 4. . . . -- .. tl‘l: il.‘ of ta'tt-hi .. lll‘lll htw ica~ v . . . M , '
_ .l.itlv l’itkloid and \itian Martin ‘ l ‘ _“ n“ l . ’ H "~ ~oi .\ew \ork. vvill llt'l as secretary
out till‘ lullulutilllitl til [Ilt‘plll‘l'lllll‘lis , ‘ .
to the committee on university dc~
evening. (‘ome an] pay a visit to that." M“... Girl at ”0mg," “out,“ 'l‘o-.
night. '
'Sulti‘aucttc's Restaurant."
W
A, regular meeting of \\elconicl mm“.
Stranger lioduc, ‘.\'o. 364, Sons of St.
Catt-ire, will he held toniirht in the
hike rooms in Main street. important
Easiness will be transacted.
('ntholic t'niou UtillliCll. .\'o. It}. |\.
ml ('2, will meet this evening iit
Catholic club house in West avenue.
Important nusltieSs will come before
title meeting.
—-.l'aek Pickford and \‘iviuii Martin
in “The Girl at Home,"
night.
Mrs. llailwitz, of Cedar street. com.
planted about a gang of gypsics camp-
ing near her home. The police Nder-
d the gang to remove their presence
tum town.
—Enlcrtairttnent given by Trinity
M‘s Club, Parish Hall, Wednesday
arming. May 23rd. at 8:15. Admission
15 cents, cake and cream extra.
Members of Sherman Council. Royal
Arcanum, ai‘tytinticipatiiig a very
pleasant meeting this evening. at
which time (.lltll‘les n. lloyt \vill de-
liver an address on his recent trip
flimugh the middle west.
”Automobile trucking of all kinds.
Lang distance moving a specialty,
We go anywhere. ll. l-lerslifield. i22
\Ynier street. (ifiice phone 291. House
phone 1932. m22 1‘21
Because registration
, «lay. June 5, the. Second District Coni-
‘saissioners have decided to postpone
Regent To l
for conscrip-
titan purposes will be taken on Tues-
! tin the home will be coneritt- in the
l .5 ti-xll’t'lilt‘. The Department ot AL't'lcu‘.
lure at Washington has lll'llllllfit‘ll its
chcnov arrested 1.:rl.“.s':lllll cooperation. and tlentonstraiiotis
. , . ‘ . llll outdoor ('llllllllll-Z. tor instance t‘ol
illurinuton last night 101- assault on Al»: 1mm”: ”N, “H”, “Mimi...“ “NH“.
lexaiider t‘lasscoe at the carnival 0111mm.» “pi i... at...” 1‘}... government
‘\\'t‘.~'l avenue. Because of lack of cvis' it ants all the pti'islialilu fruits and
‘idciicc. ltai'ington was discharged this lll't‘t‘tllf‘" {Nb-4MP Hillllvtl ”iii; 3H”. HIM
. . , . . lcoiiteuipiitos it-sti-iciitiu lit" use Ill
:intuiiuiu “3 Judge (merge ”' \o’qughlt'au: ltll' stit-li pititlatts as beans and
when his case was tried in this city 3 mm, .H “rum“, “1‘ the “Hm... ot m.
court. | The first camp will llt‘ held t'rtiiii
.‘ .luly ‘.’d to July “hit. the weond from
lulv iMh to August lst. tho. third
I‘l‘i'oni r\llt.'.. lid to Aug. IR, and tba
li'ourth front Aug, lath. to Sept. 1st.
i'i‘lie emphasis in each “ill be oti
.liealtlt :itid (‘OIIN‘I'VHHOH and the num-
.bct' of (ititit‘diiuts or prospective
iliiiiited.
.———-————
lgilEGliN nor WATER
DRINKING ill? Mill
DQN‘T FEEL lRtliGlBl‘Ii‘
Guardian who can he :ict-ouiniodated is
The t-atiips will be under the
Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
i who is at present at (.‘tiiiip l~‘irt- lloiitl-
(‘ity.
M—m—_
______.
I Sentinel Advs. pay. Try one.
if you wake tip with it bad ttiste’.
‘ direction of Miss Edith Kl‘llllillltilll".t
l lit‘ld secretary of the Camp Vil‘l‘ titrls.‘
quarters, 481 Fourth Aux. New York.
velopmcnt, devoting till (it his: tune
for the remainder of thuealendav
year in making reports and ilives‘i»
gatioiis desired by the eonttiiittee.
AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIA.
TION
ll()>"l‘(l.\'. May 22.“"l‘ll|‘ l‘nitariaus
gathered llt‘l‘t‘ for a week's anniversary
.lilll‘lit‘ll their mention to business to
day at lliI' annual meeting: oi” the
.\lll|‘l'l('llll l'iiitarian Association's pri-
vate affairs. however, one of them, by
I). lli'ewer l-Iddy. associate secretary
‘oi the American Board of t‘otiimission
'ers for Foreign Missions. having for.
,its sublet-t “The Moral t‘hiillange of
'(iiir Army Camps."
MURDERE; smitten} A NEW
TRIAL
|
t OSSii’lilt}. N. 1L. May 22.w.\ii cf-
t‘ort to obtain a new trial for Fred-
erick l.. Small. the former Huston
.easély prepared
on January t', ntvvt tor the murder of
or Lake (issipee last September. “tilt
be ‘llfltl" at the st~~~1tiii of the Superior
(‘oui't
'l‘hirtyd'oui' ox: t prion:
the trial.
which today.
lll
opened hert-
were taken
v
Use Lemon Juice
To Beautify Skin
'llitt ll":t"lt_.' ltllitlll which is lint-tiilll'llz
up—w-mmwncuu-a—cnom-
It popular sli.‘oti:boti' the country 3‘-
I
t_v anyone. and
whole tiuaiicr pint oi It doesn‘t cost
any llltll't' than a smell jar- of llll' I'Olll't
tiioii. ortlin I'.\ t‘o‘d tit-unis.
.\tltl ill“
to llll‘tt‘ intact-s Ill orchard white and
well in a bottle. Strain the
juice tlirt-e times
." into t’loth so no ptilp .t:cts‘
Instt- of two t‘rt‘sh lemons
shitlo-
lemon
tliroiiuh
two or
into the ltititill. tlivn it will keep l're'sh,
, l
Regardless of what pl’l(‘v'
atlt‘t‘itizeti..
tor n oaths.
you pay or how Iiiuhiy
them is nothing tlsr really more Illt‘l'-‘
diorious in iteautitying, softening and.
clearinu the skin. .\s a tan and biom-
ish remover, also to remove oiliiiossl
"”l
and sallowness. lciiimi htice has
.‘t This week—a practical demonstration of the various ;
processes. Every woman who
gluroker ll'lllttl' st‘l'tlt‘llt‘t' to i“. hung..(i'
:hi~ with at :lu ii- ('IlllétQ‘ on the shoring
.9
Women Everywhere . ,
:t'.
fiowmtvo‘s
I... .,
-vaqu A ..
m
I
- m..- 4
(it...
Hyundai. my :1. an. *I’Iu- “wlm: “1-in- " B’ "‘1
Late-style skirt
finely made for $1
.«-\ handsome lot of excc‘v
lent wooiens for skirts spread
their charm. ,
From any one of them. "i
Skirt will be made expertly for:
an added charge of just one;
tltillill‘.
The usual charge for lllillx-l
in; such a skirt would be S 1.5ti
» tii‘ 51.7%.
.tnd every one of the lab—
rics is or special interest at the
price fixed upon it.
Those handsome black-auti~
white checks that make splen<
.33. did skirts—+plenty of them.
Why liands‘omc Silveibloom, essentially summery and
durable :ind in tit-w sports patterits—g-iiiatiy designs. .
Smart stripes and clear tasteful plaids and rich plain
C(lllll‘S—\l'ltlt‘ varietv of these. '
Navy blue, now inoi'e a favorite than ever. arid deep
Nat—these iii a number of weaves.
thy fabric made tip in any of 13 new styles. at the ore
price of
L
--._. __ fl... .‘_
0116 dollar
l’iaids stripes and mixed suitings— 69c.
Silverbloom, plain or striped, 75c and $1.25 ycl.
l‘laics stripes checks. plaiti serges and wool taffetas,
' poplin. crepe of wool itucrwiten with mohair——
‘ ' $1.25 $1.50 $2 yd.
Silk-and-vvool poplin of splendid weight and rich in.“
t', beautiful Ctiloz's— $2.
Black-arid-white checks and smart fancy checks and
plaidS—~— 59c to $2.
ti l‘lain or striped noliair. fancy checks and fancy
caves iii blue and blackw ' 50c to $1.50.
Every skirt guaranteed to be satisfactory in every dea
)
lL
\
I
tail. Every skirt carefully fitted. .
Tlill't floor. ..
i it
. l
Luxurious chemlscs t
l
anal camisoles at l.
I
I
economy price
. . Some of the handsmnest laces we‘ve seen in many" a.
day upon camisole or chemise are to be seen upon these at
rival. Mass-ice it into the ratio. neck. SPC‘Cllll pl‘lCL’.
and tilllls‘ mice or tut. ice each day, and
tltr‘~tt'l lil'lllg titiI l‘lt“
just sm- it "
roses and hidden beauty?
heinous
bleach the skin. but pure lemon juice
tl-|\t‘
is too highly acid.
never be used except in this manner.
If pl‘opt‘t'lv prepared. this sweetly
always been used lot
therefore should;
‘ There’s a story back of it; a Story of the clever way
‘ a manufacturer cleared up his surplus laces. lint it wouldn't
; do to tell it: the manufacturer might have trouble explaias'
ing‘ to Some of his customers. ,
But here are the undci'garinents—luxtii'ious and beau-
tiful arid fine .-\'I‘ SPECIAL PRICE! »
Crepe dc chine camisoles. white and a delicate hue of
mmm mm" “in Wm M mm l‘ink. deep lace yoke both back and front of fine Val lace in
.\ny drug ‘tore will supply the three
ounces of art-hard white at very little
cost. and the grocer will supply limit
l-:’ iiions.--—.\d\’.
had breath and longue‘ is coated; if'
your head is dull or aching: if \vhzitl
you eat spins and forms gas anti acid“
iit stomach. or you are bilious, t-nnsti-l
'pnted. nervous, sallow and can't get
feeling just right. begin inside hath-
ing. lil'ink before breakfast. a glass
lot real hot water with tt teaspoonfuli
tof lime<l0ne phosphate iii it. This will!
‘t'lusli tiio poisons and toxins from}
stomach. liver. kidneys and bmicls’
Sand cleanse. sweeten and purify. the
.entire alimentary tract. Do your in-
side bathing immediately upon rising
in the morning to wash out of the sys-
tem all the previous day‘s poisonous
{waste gases and sour bile before pitt-
!tintr. more food into the stomach.
l To feel like young people feel; like
' you felt before yOlll' blood. nerves and
imuscles became, loaded with body ini-
'purities. get from your pharmacist :l‘
The 'New
The new bonds make a doub'c appeal—the appeal of patriot-
ism and of business advantage. _ -
The country has assumed a great burden which every. posses-
sor of wealth is bound in good morals to assist in shoulder-mg.
The argument “at patriotism is supplemented by the one of
business advantage. The 31/270 bonds are exempt from taxes, in-
cluding the income tax. In normal times they will go to a prem-
ium. They will furnish an investment stable 1) yond anything
ever known in this country. All this considered, t e rate of return
is high. The bonds will enhance. not shrink in market value.
But profoundly above the business advantage, and vastly
ul-
Bonds
the district meeting which was to have
been called on that date until Thurs-
day evening of the same week. The
advisability of building the proposed‘
new electric plant will he considered
and the. appropriating of more money
toward the new ornamental lighting
system will be talked over at this
meeting.
quarter pound of limestone phosplitttci
which is inexpensive and almost taste-
less. except for a 'sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Just art-soap and hot water not on
the skin. cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and lime-
stone phosphate act. on the stomach,
liver. kidneys and bowels. lien and
women who are usually constipated.
bilious, lieadachy or have any stomach
disorder should begin this inside bath-
ing before breakfast. They are as-
Action has been started in the fore-
closute suit brought by Samuel G.
Lockwood, of Wilton, against Truman
Smith, and the estate of the late Mrs.
Annie E. Smith of Wilton. for the
mount of $1,000. Mia- Lockwood is
represented by Attorney Ira 0. Greg
cry. and the case is returnable before
the superior court In Bridgeport, on
hesday,dune 5... Papers- were served
the subject. shortly—Adv.
A SURE SIGN
“What makes you so sure that man
is going to propose to Marie?"
sured they will become real cranks on '
peace. "‘God hel
at least. you can
more important is the argument of patriotic duty. The task we
are setting ourselves to is” a» great one. To such a task we must
dedicate our lives and our fortunes—everything we are and all
that we have. America is privileged to spend her life and her
might for the principles which gave her birth and happiness and
ping her, she can do no other."
This-bank will receive your subscriptions for the LIBERTY
LO'AN without charge. If yOu cannot buy a bond outright. we
will arrange with you to pay for same in installments. In this way.
do your bit.
Bonds may be purchased in amounts of $50, $100, $500 and $1.00. .
y The People’s Trust Co,
f >$h§§§x$?rfib§%€*
yesterday jby Deputy Sherm Nelson I “l have toldlilin the same story five
w. Benedict. '
V .
times, and-”ne' laughsiat it everyutmefl -,
tit
l’tt
. l, . I
1 ‘ " ' “illnl
ti.
.tl
i
,.’,
. lovely patterns-5izes So to to. well worth 51.3tt— 90c.
.. Crepe de. chine envelope cliemises. deep yoke of Val
bbon shoulder-straps, bottom
$2.
. , Pink crepe de chine envelope Chemises with yoke made
_of fine and deep filct lace. bottom finished with same lace;
ftwell wort-h 83—
s Japanese washable satin envelope chemises with fancy!
.yoke of Val lace inserting and medallions and trimming at
place both back and front, ri
fltrimmed to match yoke; well worth 83—-
t
tbottom iti matchingr design; weli worth $350—— $2.50.
. _ Second floor.
l Little ‘dreises for '
5 little girls little priced
i did the day before.
One of the prettiest and daintiest little dresses
season—and to sell for but 75 cents! __
’ Rep, new straight-line model, hand-smocked in effect-
ive color contrast, clever belt buttoning at either side, round ;
'collar. turnback calls, a charming little dress for any little girli
1 White pink tan or copenhagen, sizes 2 to 6, well wortll
{more than one dollar ‘ ‘
of the.
. . _~ ”NJ: loco-d no».
TRIED SUICIDE FIVE WAYS: ALL A ‘GREAT EARTHQUAKE
FAIL. IN ENGLAND
(‘ARLSTAD .\'..l.. May 22.-—t’.‘liurlus Slow's chronicles relate thut'oii
Schmidt is convalescing in a hospital ditty 2|, 1382, "there . was a great.
after combining five methods of com-1 tartliriualie in England, at nine of the
milling suicide and discovering all clock, tearing the hearts of many but:
were a failure. Schmidt cut his throat, in Rent it was most vehement, \vliere'
slashed his wrists and ankles. plunged . it sunk some churches and threw
a butcher knife into his stomach. and them down to the earth," Rarely .
jumped out of a window and ltllHk-‘d on since that time has there been an):
his head. , report of any such disturbance in the
— . British isles. A song was‘ written tui-
Mucli instruction is given about the tnctltately after the atoremen'itti ed
art of marketing now, but. the princl- earthquake and was sung all over
pal art seems to be to haven little England. it treats the matter as a.
more money in your purse than you great warning to an "overcareless
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