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ticn of coats, all this
sons best models in
most pupulnr fabrms
colors.
104 Washington St. 50. Norwalk
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Latest models in Serge,
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sea- Poplin.
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cit-31k: E‘ctriei‘rx N850.
Georgette‘Crepe Blouses
$3.98 and $4.98 ' .
Formerly $4.98 and $6.98
. m LOWEEWKEEQWIQEEQJE indicts We Luminous TEleER
0N GROUP INSURANCE WAS ”ARMED 3m“- SENT TO GUARD ALL
_.WABKINGTON.- May 25,—Congress
min Lonergun is continuing his efforts
. turban some provision made in the
mt revenue bill to reduce the tax on
‘mup life insurance below tho rate
' charged on straight life insurance. Ho
eluted an amendment to cliert this re:
list and madc a speech on it in tho
House last Saturday.
At o. conlcrcnco with Chnirmun
Claude Kltchin yesterday. Mr’. Loner-
gm obtained the approval of the
House Democratic leader" in the
amendment. Kitcliin is trying to or
rouge a conference for himself and
Warm, with Senator Simmons,
chairman oi tho finance committee, to
lay themattor beforo him bctorc it is
‘1 ed to thoScnnto.
nergan asserts it is unfair to levy
the tax of 8 cents for each $100 insur-
ance on group insurancu. taken out by
employers to protect. their Tunpioyces.
{lib some as is charged on straight life
insurance. Tho premium on $1.000j
straight life insurance averages :40,
} he says, making“ tax about 2 per.
~. ‘ cent. while tho premium on group in-
; ,. . nuance averages 88 per $1,000. mak-
f ing the tax levy 8 per cent or four
fines as much.
it is hoped the bill may be changed
in the Senate.
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‘ Wrinkles; Show
. Complexions I
’ ,Renewroutuuneauty'
Try This French Beauty Recipe To-
. night
Many a wrinkled. hollow-checked
zigeddooking woman has quickly made
herself look most beautiful. youthful
and charming by means .of the fol-
nwing simple French Reality Recipe.
hoe moat-m water and rub in a tea-
,poonfnl or two of Creme Tokalon
illosented. in the morning wash the
1 face with cold water and rub in more
Cfreme Tokaion Roosatod. which you
Vill'fiud entirely different from any
. other creams. Day by day watch how
the old. burdened. coarse, saliow skin
becomesmew, fresh, soft and youth-
ful-looking. if you have bad wrinkles
' get a box of Japanese Ice Pencils and
Ilse them in connection with the
cream, and you can get quick action
nun‘tho deepest wrinkles, no matter of
in long standing—~11. A. Mead or
out any good drunuist or department
store in this city. Success guarnn
tecdror money refunded—Adv.
-is being trained for the hattlct‘iclds.‘ ices elsewhere.
Madden has a big stublc this year but
Trythis tonight. Merely wash your;
,tnblishod it in l‘ class by itself.New
iYork Telegram.
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Two actions for divorce wvro illi’!‘ - \
”“5 “Wk in [hp Supreme CW”. fearing that iii H on b ‘i"l i
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Grim-go lg, (ooh: of Bridgcpmt. socks .i of tho bouys in Lon: litmuiwsgipfdl
d"’"“‘“ ”0"“ "4m“ M T- (”W boinp: disturbed or misplaced, with u‘
Thurber. lortncrly of Bridgeport. but View to wrecking wsscls by ngcntsl
now of parts unknown. llc alleges 01’ llit‘ enemy country thc llnlted!
that they were married on ikcember
“PP
Stairs Lighthouse service has placed
over" one of its av ' . ' ' i
10, [914, but that on May 29. 1910. the comgmm The lfgfflhtl,;°":;nfi:ffi'r
dotcndnnt had married Lvonnrd l5. Cof- Daisy. arrived in tho local harbor vesil
fin at Burton and than the tits: mar terduy morning and will make dallyl
”a“, wnu m" tliriHlth‘d. lfiportiops of the various bouys iu
limmu .lillio l'rioo. ot‘ Norwoik, "(0 “3 SLClOD, to mnkc sure .‘hm Hwy
. _ have not be?“ tampered “'Illi. .
Ht'lllll‘ll. usks tor a divorcc from Qucrics as to Wllt‘thi‘ or not ”My
(loorgv howls l‘l‘ll't'. also of Norwnlli. lighthouse tender is arnwd wore ovad~l
on the ground of intcmpernncc. own cd but it is believed thnt tho bont’sl
couplt- wcrr inurricd on April 15. I'l'iii,‘ are prepared to protect "m oi "‘0‘
lbouys and lighthousas, mo. sliouldl
. such nu emergency arise. lt wua suid’
JOHN E. MADDEN. OLD lby harbor omcinls thnt no additionui‘
TIME HORSEMAN, WILL lmcu linvc bN‘ll added to tho togular
ENLIST m THE ARMV, crew. but it is believed that, the vcswl
M‘” ‘sels carry enough men to put up a;
America's bout known brccdcr of *‘ii'rfmk dutcnuc. \Vhothcr or not tho!
‘ l):it:=\ will lw stntlonod in this auction-
rucc horses. John la. Madden. says hc permanently is not known but tho!
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is 201"“ ‘0 “Ill-“1 and F50 0‘" ‘0 thcl probabilitics arc that the bout Will be.
trenches to fight. His son. Edward. replaced by another tender as soon
has already gonc into the 'army andl as thorc is a call for tho liaisy's sci v-
lnopects Bouys.
All the bouys in thc vicinity of
ill-l soon as his thoroughbreds have; Bridgeport were found in their plant-i:
been taken “01’? 0f 11“ is going ‘0 Om‘l‘l and in excellent condition following:
his services to UncchSum. the inspection yestcrday. The crew
Madden's 50 yours weigh my light: 0f. "is lendpr is prepared to "take all
l.\’ upon him and in? is still an nth} Shght repairs. nnd in ”W case Of a|
lutisplaocmeni cnu immodiutely oilhcr‘
lcte. He has made a great fortune. ”,an 1m, alarm] or install a new
iout of racing and hrr-eding horses but 5 buoy.
lite will givc that up for a while to}
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:fight for his country. As soon as; _“#__
‘he can scttlo his affairs he intends 1",”me Hoselfor WOME
?to enter the Ofiiccr's Reserve Corps.
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i LARGEST zoo IN THE WORLD i .
vMartha Washington
Tho New York zoological park, both: "U" or? “n.“ AVENUE) .
in point of area covered and the num- 29 East 29th St., New York City
ber of living creatures maintained
there, is the largest menagerie in thrill: 0M our 500 spotless
world, and oven thn old established in-I . 211$8§9?0$:§:;c5
stitutions of the kind in Europe, {31.00 Pel' day each
where there is no frcc admission, can w sevec‘sidnk‘ornlarga
_ . .. room er. eaom
boast of no bettm buildings or morej unmet. entTabled‘Hote
splendid grounds. 1 luncheon at 40 cents and
At the New York zoological pnrkl atSOoonu.
there are more than 5.000 specimensfi'oo‘m ‘fi‘x’fiwilfifi'fllm‘u‘m’
reprcsontlng about 1,300 species. and'
all of these have to be fed and well
fed. in factrsomc oi‘ the specimens,
far removed from their native habitat.
must be. supplied with certain dainlies
which they would obtain but occasion-
ll‘len’s Spring Suits
ally in their native wilds, but which
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help them to thrivr- bore. Nowhere; .
. e 'odels .
are animals. birds nnd reptiles more Smartly Taller d M
‘carciufly looked nitrr. and tho very
few deaths ut this park long since es-
Attractivc 0 Showing 0!
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
Copyright ClothingCo
.So. Nor-wall.
A mod ad! pays best in the bes‘
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which closes Saturday
Clear Beautiful Glass
for the summer dining room.
it there is :l more glad-
somc sight on :t wztrm
summer day, whcu one
5315 down to luncheon,
than :1 clczir spzu‘kliuu‘
glass. delicately ctchsd,
holding a cool drink, we
do not know what it can
be.
'l‘hcse Glasses, for wa-
ter, grape juice, iced tea‘,
claret cup. or what not,
are ~ .. . . . -. ' «1 '
$1.00 a dozen, J -' ~ At first Sight one is attracted and CXL anus ‘
pleasure, “What good-looking Hats. What fun: t.
ored styles.” The next minute one is even more enlh ‘. .
Siastic, for what do you think. Each one is but . ‘ '1
$5.00 1-
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Second floor.
A Certain Group of Hats
iixquisiiely clear and graceful in design, they are
ornamental on any table. Some of them will make
pretty and practical flower vases.
- Mzmy sizes and styles, for all uses, and remember
i $1.00 a dozen. May‘Sale. 1‘
Basement.
. A New Collar , .;
Shoes ' High Neck Stocks and Jabots, to wear under llil
in the May Sale. coat, L 51'0“ jl
‘ For w. ’ ‘2‘: to 5:355 ”ng. Pique Collars for costs, 50 etc. h
I. :2: m :1.“ :2 32:55 ””5" ' Georgette Crepes of original Lllltl dainty designs, ‘
For 3° , ’ 32:55 to 5335 some with a bit ofembroidcry, others as plain as d
l y , Quakcr’s, 50 do. not" ._
59"“ 5°“ ‘ "N“'B“°“" ‘ Colored Ascots, as etc. would; 1‘
One lot, rubber soled,
Luce Boots, wing tip,
$4.45 special.
medium sizes,
$5.95.
Second floor.
Main floor, if
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Books i .
. New and Pleasant Fiction ‘2 1'
NOVClly Silk Hose “The Yukon Trail.” Tho story of two college men, :1.
Black and white, lights of Dawson. 3 girl, and adventure up inthe frozen ugl'
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(‘2)?gebl'flédagggfiite M! s‘le "His Family." Do you remember The Harbor“ .
Brown and white, y This is by the same author and looks good. 81 w
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Emerald and white, sl. ‘5 "The Family Album." '.\ new one. Don’t you like
Purple and white, ‘4 turn over the leaves and look at all the rclativesl Ev
Gray and while, a body has some queer ones. This album is 70 “f
Women’s white black and balbriggtn ‘ “A Thousand Ways to Please as Husband." Yes. it’s gl
’ ‘ 3’ for $100 recipe. book and a good one. ‘ $1.”:
Men’s Hose, white, sand color and balbriggan, “Speaking Of ““5818“,” bi’ 11""111 D- CObb- 5° Wf‘
22 cu, "Enchantment,” by E. Temple Thurston. ’3 ~
Main floor. ’A. regular "l‘mw upon a time story." $1.50 1
. . Economics. 3
. Specral Ribbons "Thiity Cent. Bread,” by Alfred M'Caun.
t 1“ $9M“? Sale. We are threatened with it. This book suggests economy in;
Chiffon Taffeta, 7'lnCh. the preparation of foods. 50 out;
Phat, Striped ’laffctas, 5-inch. 45 CS “Howie Get Ahead,” by Albert Atwood. ' ".i:
Double-laced 5351“; Everybody wants to know. This little book aims to flirt;
light on the ways of earning and investing money.
words, how to make money work for you.
In oil.
all?
Main floor. 15!;
“Sempre Giovine” 3]
always young. “‘2'
A toilet cream in form,
Were 59, 6S and 79 cls.
Taffeta, Warp Prints,
Moire Taffeta, Satin and
Plain ’l‘affctzls with satin
edge,
Were 98 cts. and 51.00.
85 cts
special.
Main floor.
“Silver Tint”
For gray hair. 7
Once More, a good old
fashioned Sale of Soaps and
Household Cleansers
in the good old days “before the war” it used to
be the rule for the Read House to have, every once in
a while, a Special Sale of Soap, and household clean-
ing powders and fluids. We have made great efforts
to have one this May Sale, and although the list is not
so long as was the former custom, it is truly a sale of
economy. .
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It gives a fine lustre
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and the right silver color,
$1.00 a bottle.
Mahogany
Candlesticks
”7 Good designs in both
‘solid mahogany and inti-
of cake, very convenient“
Good for wind-bum
and dry skin, ,5
39 cts. 3’
Toilet Section. main (loop.
Kayser Chamoisett
Gloves
They look like leather, .
and wash like linem;
White only, 51/2 to 8, it
Q“ tation, $1 00 ,q,‘
ALimited Quantity. 3 p ' 40 cis. to $1.00. ' til... (loot. ’5
Ozone Soap, 10 cakes for 49 ctl. ,
W?" PM“ " 3 for 25 u For the Laundry Glass Shades
' . (nr’ge 5126)., c ' Tin WI!!! Boilers, 63!- for electric chandelierdfi
Kukrizangsessciozzpng Powder 7 for ‘35 cu. tra heavykiiéezg 8 and 9, side brackets and clustetll
. ' - ’50 3 f 10 ' lights. White glass andl.
ddexo scams up, or m. 1" ° “i“g T‘bh" frosted designs "ii
Electra Silicon Powder, 3 for 25 cu. Strongly based standard ’ . j”.
. P l’ h . 3 ‘0' 25 on and large ironing surface, 25 to 75 cu. spacial. ll
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