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the need is for house
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era and bricklayera.
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Coats, ,Sllils, Dresses
s Skirts? and" Millioery r
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COATS -‘ '-
sun‘s,
DRESSES
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$7.95 to 329.95
315.95 to $40.00
$9.95 to 528.95
32.49 to $16.95
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Trimmed Hots ' ‘
. t Untrimmed lists
New Veils .'
FOR EM}! 2
Children’sznsts
Fanciee and Ribbons
LIGHT UNDERWEAR
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AUTOIB’I'S LICENSE
My oi Your Hllr “
a‘thln ten minutes alter an appli-
9“ “Mm?“ cannot “3d .gns far as Danbnry he not raised up in'
”monuments-Alienate cell .~ out declared that the
- w scalp will not itch. but what :hlakueg the had taken“:l had iothing t3
"-¥oomoatwlliheaitera°' ' ”m“ “W W.
, ‘ «h. “a. when m m new disagreed with him and suspended his
. . limes (or one y . Attorney How-
._ dine and downy at first—les— ard Tenor oi Darth”. appeared ior
. y new hair—growing all over Welch and objected serennonsly to the
Mp. .
was means. tut-estate, don- . "m“! ‘° “W" “- y
Mrs. Marjorie B. Heerdt. 0! lb
Wheat] “WW “"5 N0 “5'"! Norwalk. who struck and .1131.th-
“how dull. faded, brittle and sore:-
“--
V llnense back. the proving that Levls'
hogging: “W“?“m :2“: sq dads-d is (sent er the car. The}-
case was tiled in case she eta into
The elect it Will-’mtnnothsneoflnt. I
v ' be light, ilnlly and wavy. and' Inlthg‘ as?“ cg“ John ball“ and
N as appease-cs or abundance; "t Gluten ll deem. so so-
' " - rahlelnstre, sottnesa and lux- oldest be" "M ans-the "5" no
‘ . one appeared and it wu reported that
'- ' - . y ills. who was saidtohaveheen at
Q-ssmsn bottle of Knowlton's,tsu1t. is new serving in the British
1 . _ from any drug store or toi-‘navy. That“ was It'd.“ '
. ' .. It" 3 low cents and prove“. , .in 'Bridgeportfin an accident
street and Hancock avenue
lambs n. word that he had
i by careless treatment—that's, mate his part in avoiding the collision
w Intel! pan have heantiiul and got'his license hock, it had been
mots out it you just try a m- mm“ “m
.',
'ue unassum- theGitvmrtand '
gliders it can be renewed. after thl
(motioned from Who‘s) in «who must take another on
lheiore it had stopped. -
penalty hst Commissioner moccasin!
. ‘jured John-B. Lewis at F‘slrtleld and!
gust moisten a cloth with -Dander- Howardammea in December. not her 5
cusses scoohms OPENED
ior to days.
He'hlt a. man trying i
heard
a trolley car on lair is last.
his license has been suspended elut-
slaination. _
Salvatore hiess'ina. oi Bridgeport
charged, with “one stasdhs tool-
Iey car and hitting a person who was
getting on oi it. got his license back.
It had been suspended but months
already and Ieaeina showed that the
man he hit had in“ item the ear.
«menu's see Ltsvso riser.
_ A govornment circular wheeled to
retail merchants gives seven Marco:
ways in which merchants can help tht
iocd ~ administration. First Manna
these methods ie to give a small por
tion of their newspaper advertising
space to announcement of the Fool
Administration slogans:
The load administration must know
whoreit ut- tite heat support. When;
it sees itseli mud‘reaalte iron) the
printing at a little slogan in some cor-
ner of a merchant's ed..it shows‘hst
advertising «aches the people very
thoroughly.
it the roses is thus to valuable to
merchants 'too. it sees-4e show also
that the merchants who advertise are
public spirited and progressive.-
"1130 help- on I” We causes.
'wil-g
and .
Ad ‘ palm Paoulaa. «1838 Main street.
' — " . Memhdhisllieenaesospended
of them-
,mogut zigzag; ms the critical .
o! senses-n I
Tents-us. =4
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_ ‘m inhgcneral randownoonditioa, /.
J mltm‘Wywofi.“ 2:.
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annoying W '/'l
«fir-55M mes-ms.
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the government, it is- valuable to the, .
thas-entltledto the liberal patronage; tour
' ' dosein view oi the excellent weather.
. for n trsnster.‘ it
‘ woointing rm to, inanimate and,“ ”WWW m
make moods
_ we
I _. u
g , “horde: will not only applwtenea
. W vs ,
alldsmemetlsaor treatment. but also
\
Devastation list L.
Passes: in noise
rowers arm 6
tOnetiases hen Pass One) .
-—— « - i meme “ W
Ihlchhale seat Meats. realtsl the DIV i.
heavy expense to m. a, "u, have. household my lists: s .
sending the men home, ham to
hear all expenses. “Boston's Own. the; ”M M ‘-
ulst. la anxioul! waiting to hear it. "WM “”1" .
she will ”ml, .. ‘ regiment. Maniacs assay. is a student at‘
Captain Robert Bonner. construe' the "M-
llfll “aftertaste!- at the camp, weal Frank R. llhaann..a
yesterday promoted to the rank of raw"
Jon Major Bonner entered the rer-
vlee in November. :9". end was as- company. Ballot Made, to the 801st
signed to the depamneht oi the North. lire trees and hose company. Shanon
out last July. rrsnuméd to this‘ was a corporal in the Blah my.
«up, he later relieved llaior cartileld.I Major George I. has ' .
when the letter was unaltered. 30‘ all later Barry L'. Retina aaatllaiaat.
was formerly in the real estate bust-{at the Seventysuth Division or the
nets in Boston-had us greatly Initiatiouelnnny. lie had been division
terested ln develovment work. ' ordnance elder ailee bet "as.
Major Joseph Billet. assistant divi-{ llaicr Peek Ketter being undated
recessed news of his; then the Virginia Military lnstltn
transfer to Camp Dis, where he wlllj 1907. was assign» to theeoest
occupy the same place. ertenant' I"! I“ Willi?!“ It the--
cottage! Stillman, commander of thymine)? schootatyFortreeel . ,
military patios and the trains, also re; was in command otvthe 5-8.1. 8c '
oeive'd~ news or his transfer. He wills bid. a mine plant. tour seen. «d "V
Join the assent ms at Washingtos'esrvicetntheCal-maeam
spurring. u”, _‘ this service he gained the tilleoi
The sele- tsephone truck at thefildflln‘ oi the army." , ' ,
817th Field Signal Battalion receiv-
es its baptism in wort mouse! _' 45., 3mm. “
Rouge yesterday. Thetroch made sl . VWant Al.
the camp, melting stoo- brim
lukheninndythenrmeig- ~ A
ruling also who in ,pgogm’ss yestaro:
dar- ‘Tlts-M. real tonehy'ef'lsnrhg,
brought out baseball let’s by the
f ‘ -. . . u; .
hundreds. General po elng also held fmmm-
torth' on the program and'mh clean- » mo” T0 WHlTEI"
leg, filling in, and other such 'worlt wasoi ,. -
{notepad through caudal-g. lies.
sages will care other ills.
“AMGaeDehnaelchooi.
Idiom oi.
lav-er month-N
at the Reward fire W '
been transferred from the
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An order “slashed Madeline
bidding olllceu from talking to men
of other or g Mnlththe ihM' .
“on of innnen Allen: to a desire' a
said tha‘tumanged‘l- V , _ ,.
oer-.whowiahedtaento. up r "i ~ ' ' »
mmhlands. went on "scouting tours".m" ”a and while 5‘ “U“ “i
and talked with men, holding torth in W. inexpensive ism lotion shleh
owing temmthstnodasnu w sir! or woman in wily pn-
ey would be ior other branches oi -
service.“ _ _.
Training for 'Cenvaleeoents. _
.An orderwes issued~heecfyeaterdey
I
The Juiceuoi two trash lemons
. . unnaiu regard tonwlselennsrterpintoi'thermoetre-
.m‘lnr the ohrhleallr'fitfi- ' ‘ - ' ' '
dllcers andenlisto’tl than Them br-
tbr by whlohshemneetesot :l men in
celltonment, were
t foreign
lent: to at
WI!
service. were {on ‘
we to Nashiu’teo’ “ ‘ '
natural detects."which need
mammal-u
lest mllrmh
gowns: ACCOUNTS OPENED
‘A.... ._-
Bowlsas TU VOTE
IN cmosmrs
gifi‘sihwmamm.
a.—
New York polled its soldier vote last
raising camps in Wand the soil
den were called to deposit their hal-
iu receptacles provided for the
harness. and it meant considerable
ml; Some other states have passed
hills that would make it extremely
dillcalt tor odioers to comply with
its provisions. Our hill is so simple
that it cam make very much work
[Q anyone hot the town clerks. state
secretary and moderators
lug places, '
"Our system is to
all voters who
ht the poll-
oomplle a list of
are in service. and do-
tevmine their location." Then hallots‘
and envelopes are , lost to the com-
manding encore! that unit. and he
no see mum are distributed. mi
1
s not have torpess on theonsii-
tlon oi anyone taunts. he simply
ea out the ballots and envelopes. _
sees that Whom the sol-
. They are then returned
it the state secretary. and by his:
her are distrihnted to the moderators
at the-polling
is entitled, to a
“While we have-no way at'know‘
in just. nowhow far, the war do-
w as! cam its ruling. we be
Ilene Mtho present rating in no
var interferes with soldiers in can-
t. .
speetnssny. .
m
WAR DEW
. having) ‘ traveled
' fl'lllO‘Slm m. Me:
In". Missions" were sent to the”
soles tar divbton ass couns- ‘
“m.- ~-._.'._._. .. a. «—
MAURO FLII‘I’ WIOOFUL.
ST. JOHN'S. 'll. 7.. liareh‘ 12.»-
Three steamers which set out from
here with thesseeling bet on lent ll
reported today that each flamed
several mound pelts» .oll’ that are .
other vessels ”villi-had net
with males
‘1 m 0 um . e.‘
.5 ..m use. which on remain
until the hunting eegon c
April 15. These were ,ndvieeo.
the Fannie. the Seal the Kite,
they wees nmonn Meade.
lv‘a‘foi'able rent, is at the start oi.
,hunt are considered but as
itions oi a probable hi. “fi th
'entire enema.
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' HARVARD UNI? ls WI.
303m, lent 11—Hour Deters.
atedinnerlaetnllht tosllesehosll'
tnlonltsooato leave the m,
l
‘m'~.flupm for war service aheoad.
mdenied rnmorswhld had
{a assented here thatole at the
“NW usttsdecnaiaslu
ton physicians 'as dons-sea Ed has
lost.
cart uesysu. ltrtrrr'sa sense.
To clear,» the esteem
which seems to exist missus
l
s
«mausoleum ,Ithan Allen..-
Vo! 1)!th m yfl~
‘thr‘Asnerless nod Gloss. Mil
:aflghltes‘t descent-o"
180mm
some
Cross.
from sources outside-0e
Mr. Allen called attention to the tact
that the ills o! a pair algaoeksin the ,«
trenehesiealmt three day... , . .
i W
that there was not the
we: .
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