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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 26, 1918 · page 3

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M the river and the liedjas railway

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_. lMareh 25 (By
' z 1 Press) .-—-The American postiions
. . on a certain part of the Toul front
. 1 Ne s were bombarded with mustard
‘ . gas shells at the rate of six I most optimistic assert u will be ex-
. 1 minute last night, but ineflectlvely tended lhmush the Violet month!
The American artillery replied "m ’9"
31:5. i'rstlerict'. Knapp; .1 Railroad with a heavy fire and demolished
"an," is seriously “in at her home Lsegments of the German front SERVICE! :IDJa'gfl cnuocn
lines and other points. .'_’ 30—11 m 11 ii
- ‘ will ”new“ or Wosiho; A German airplane flew our the. “ '30—'11; aggprg'm‘: “tool;
MMW- N0 2,, it. A. it wit 9. American lines during the night... ‘Mc. u I It (or mama."
held W emu“ “.5 (my. and dropped a shell which did not '
“1",“ tissue will be ”Mm iexplode, but dug a deep hole. At
noon today, a French airplane:
,m, mm“ u “out 5 :9 brought down a German machine
. poison 111:. Station was called opposite the American trenches.“ . v
1, to 111’; 1111511111 street railroad hrldse { American observers find
"which had cousin /{m “,4“. The creased activity behind the enemy
"biasswas “may extinguished. «line. Many horses, vehicles and
sbicycles are moving aIOng thc'
-IMKITIALL 'roads. The usual patrols were no-
Norwalk ‘7, tive during the night and an
American party found 5 camou-
.flagc suit nbandoncd by 11 German by “'8‘ United 8m“ 3mm" M
sniper asthe fourth oi a hoot 01 ships mak-
American gunners have bom- . ing their hoso' here tor the training at
barded the mouth of 11 tunnel in- ”“3 me“ u ""39“ and firemen 10'
side the German lines and an M» u“ "9'01“" marina.

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Advocates of daylight saving are
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These pictures are all liy a most
famous artipt and are in color. Public
invited. No admission.
| women atop T0 roam nan.

BOSTON, latch 28 .-—'l'he steamer
Governor Cobb for several.- years in
the passing" service between Boston
'ohd Mains ports, was chartered today

:Ar'mory, Friday night.
Bridgeport. .Rescrved seats at Dagon's
{.311 Donnelly' s.

,.... m as s known, the only two

tour minute speakers tor this week

arelud'ge Candee in the Palace to-
night. and lrthur C Wheeler tor the servation post recently discover- _
steam The others will be announced 9 ~ 1,

l BERLIN, Monday, March .25,
via London—German tanks rein-
forced by captured British tanks.
says a semi-omcial statement to-
day on Suudav' a fighting in the
.,West “took a leading part in
breaking the brave enemy resist;
ance.’ . , vi

‘ children playing on the terrace m .J‘RENCH FRONT IN FRANCE,

1 119111 oi the South ”0'19“ Congress Monday, March 25 (By The Asso-

‘ tiongl church have been testis! 111V elated Press) .—-Eutirc couiideucw

‘tcrraco down by the“ ml“ “ll “d reigns that the Germans’ last,

2 item and oomph!” ""3 made t° that trump 111 the werld bottle will he
too; oncer m1: Stratt‘on attended

'to tile matter yesterday end ell-”d"

’ number oi children away from that tary authorities “:0“? fully co Km- vent its sponge-like pores irom clog-I

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mitten w Manson of 311m“ “1
Moss. who arrested rotten!” 1m“ '
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pad 117 3133:; To" and (or. . .' - It you catch cold easily. it's your liver.
mm; a on without a driver's 11m ausrnnnau— 6.1.1.5. larch 24,- Lyon "1‘" “p “h a bad “'5‘" h"
canoe. when arraigned before Judw Mnum‘nm day otthéoattleon ““5"" ”a” PM"! 9' “mm
. to wn court 01" becomes rancid, its your lirer. Sal-
9v m]; in the down the western trout. the correspondent l -
‘ jungur was fined ’19 “a at the Voaohsche Zeitung says the Brit- 0' skin. muddy complexion; watery,
sornot h'l“ his license 1110' iah artillery was' held with “an eyes all denote liver uncleanlinesa
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“WEE?“ oi the traiiic 9" '. 1": counter e one I” the most abused and nealected argon
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Vial“ men 0701' the Wide sons of "lie, b“. m min. "mph“:

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, The Bridgeport police reported the
thoit oi a green Oakland live passen-
per car. license number 2 113 and a
block Studebaker seven passenser
. hiring cor license number 5-578 irom
't :11 city last evening. .

SAYS HOT WATER "
WASHES'POISONS
FROM THE LIVER

ivorym should drink hot water
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To feel as fine as the proverbial!

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fort Would cause a retreat until ”"0 8M P0130110“! toxin! "13.5110!-

the irruption into the Allied posi- 1
tio ono. , '

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. icdoby cannon and howitlerl 0! our New “um,“ cm} 'Mcw;

: . Anstrlan- Jamaal-ion allies. had cleared an only be M mime, was
; the we; tor the infantry The oer it accumulates in thotissue's and at-
- 111511 storming. W1"!!! 0'07 ills lacks the bones.

. ramparts punctual to the minute Every man and woman. sick
‘.wh1ch had heed fixed weeks ago one well, should drink each morning 1::
mode a great push into the enemyter- tore hieokiast. a glass or hot vote:

The British loss was ten :could see their horses. The batteries have a supper tonight at the Hotel

all m disuiels ed Cologne and railway stations “N'V‘Ml “"091 “"9“” “'3 “mu"

itempt to burn a rubbish pile. and did machines tell into the boy. A search

AMERICAN prin. ink—— 1 d 11: 11 c
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tinned next rear. and those who are I

8:00—91ereopticon lecture on the Lite

over trumped when the proper ““191 '0 mm keep the "ref 'asheii‘ '
moment comes. The Allied mili~ cm“: “mail 0'0?! morning. to pro‘

,znnt that the enemy ’s supreme of (log With indigestibie material. .sour;

measures could be taken to checlr 0‘! WNW“ ' "
It you get headaches, it"s your ilvei-J,

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The Norwalk Medical Society will

“WEN- ‘°“°‘V““ 1" ”M" An Believed to Have Fallen Into

a mu blue "111.1 threatened the mucous. r11. larch zs.-'rwo
horn on the estate 01 ‘l‘. I Powers'hydrooirpianosuooeh operated by an
summoned the Hope Hose auto to ensign, are missing. iron the no" ll:
Comtoclt avenue. about 1 o'clock lost to; station hm. 1'11. aviators are re-
night. no fire resulted from as 111/ported 1o have been 11111.5 when their

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.Floor Coverings '
The Largest and Most Com-
piste Assorimms in 11113

. Vicinity

tailored hats?

If there arenny better than Phipps, they are
Gage. .

If there are any better than Gage, thcv are
Phipps.

So ;therc you are!

Frankly ,we don’t pretend to decide beta m 11 the

' two.

So; both are here.

Smart trim stylctul varied.

(rage does one thing that Phipps does not; goes
into the hats t taro 11 t strictly tailorcd' 1n style.

Some of the age hats are really unique trimmed
hats. some are even of a lingerie order and very beau-
iif 1i.

Either Gage ,or Phipps, or dress, or lingerie and
deeply interesting this just-beforc-Easter week.
1 Come and delight' in the show at $7.50 to $15.1.

Second floor. I.

Rosemary " , _
Easter apparel.

There' is special beauty and appeal iii Rosemary.

- suit or coat or dress. There is cou'cct style There 13

delightfully-thorough tailoring. And one chooses
item 5 wide range of new models.
Greater than all these; thcrc' 18 special value. . L
Rosemary coats and dresses and suits are made f
by master tailors for the Howland store and fellow.
members of its- buying syndicate. ‘ 1,
Together, the members of this group buy ‘
larger quantities. That means they are able to secure
gtcatcr values for price, that they are able to getf',‘
wider range of styles 1M ccitain number of pieces.
This 13 of advantage to each woman who chooses
Rosemary apparel; she shares 111 the saving which has
been made and enjoys benefit of the quantity pur-
chased. . .1
To realize value of each ,coat or dress‘ or suit bear.-
log the Rosemary label, add not less than $5 to its
price. Some of them are Worth 3101110111 than price, ,
some worth even more than $10 "
New Spring models, new seasonablc hand-. :25 ‘

some fine tailoring, true beauty —and at
Second floor.

Novel Jersey
suits-"$32 50.

F111 woman who appreciates the comfort of light-
..cight Slut and enjoys the 11 'mmcss of plain tailored
styles; vet who wishes a tone of novelty.
Suits of fine softi wool Jersey cloth. " '
.- Made with 5 Norfolk jacket of true type, pleated
belted and with pockets,
Finished without a bit of lining—and that means.
it' is very ycry finely tailored.
A unique mixtur‘e' 111 blue or green or khaki hue-—

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Second floor

Rich skirts,
Silk poplin-«$4 85

Too new handsome styles, each' 111 pleated modeL

\One with wide pleated girdle, other with simua
lated yoke '

[3n 1 s£11k poplin of splendid weight and luminous

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' Rat-cl beautiful' 111' 1111- toxico- gray 31111111 11111
ileum: 111‘ 15in ’ .

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