GERMANB‘ARE STRIK-
st incl-ate piss deals- the l “h...“ a. m “Q”: Elli Ag FONS, NEAR
u est 0! m ..——— EN
. Belem , byAlsei-im Build: "'—""" .
mmnfisWdfi. “m a," 8”"... 3...", M b, (Continua m- m Pace).
m M l Hr. Bighorn. all mains. .
t . m. m i‘ Sense by Mr. Eyeball- Government troops in W
.MWItyhastsisk {fig-ne‘er You was . ..... i idem m "ported to hue occupied the
‘ . “The Two Gretta-term" . .Schsnaua seasternpart of Tammtrforgnorth
llatroduction and speech—Dr. Come-,Of Bel-mutant, and which has been
i has Woitkin. ithe center of much fighting recent-
. is??? 8!" '31-” thW— 05.13:. One thousand prisoners and
' .v . , t“ g u ' I" ........ Gout) . , . - '
i’ ' " . .“The Banjo Song” .......... 8. Homer Stilzwrgll’ifimatcfialwere “1:32”?
5 - "Danny Deever” .......-...l)amrosch , ' ’5' _‘ “"990 _ , 0‘
“When me 39,. Come gum-- ape“. Sides are showmg much bitterness.
JOSEPH DAVIS {Final instructions to the teams—Pred-VThe rebels or Red Guards, are ac-
. 85 w ‘ 4 stitch”. linings}! M Bigl’mlmcused of terrible atrocities by
“i am " g or e n".... r. - , . . .
' ' "I” ' ‘ Miss Entity- Hariord. Acoompanlst ”3;". Opptilnentsithe “ hilefiuards,
. 8001'" NORWM.‘ l Commuters Contribute. .i“ 0 lie c target with Slmllal‘ acts
‘ I Local commuters are urged to make b." the Reds. ‘
their contributions through the local
An overheated waterback on 'the
fsnow your pride in your own lown'range in the apartments 0! George
land not your money in the local com; still: at 19 Berkley street. last night
lulmees hands and ”l" the c.ty a {set fire to the base board while the
h uota. .
ceed er unlletlno issued. - Elamilv was away and a still alarm was
'committee rather than in Bridgeportl
wanna reasons!
‘l'brecsst for Norwalk and vicinty:
Fair and continued cool tonight; Sat-r . . .
unit! fair with slowly rising tempera»1 Bulletin, No. 6 was tum today W‘s?!“ "1 h" 5' neighbor 'h" “" ,the
)ure; diminishing mm, winds. Wuth- team captains and workers. The bul- blaze through his window. Driver
l ‘ . throu h a typoxraphical error.‘ .
er conditions: An area or high pres~ 523': ,he .ufmes, Me an [be loan'nnch’ and a few helpers were on the
sure central over the lake region ~ls
4 1-2 per cent., instead. 0; 4 1-4 per around and had the fire out just, of
producing cool, pleasant weather in cent. and the August payment was some excited citllens pull“! the :"re
'all the northern districts from the mentioned at Payable on' August 30- box, calling the rest of the depart-
Rocky Mountains eastward to the “he” ‘3 it “m“‘d have l’een August merit. Only nominal damage was
. 15. The bulletins iollow.-—- i ‘
coast. Local showers. occurred dur-r Bulletin No. ._ ,caused.
ill: the but 24 hours in the southern The following questions have been! a meeting ot the Past Sachems or
and southwestern districts. snow was
reported from Colorado and Nebraska.
Tl'b‘e temperatures are rising slowly be-
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river. but continue low
east of the Mississippi river.
and fee“!!! that the" ““8” “’“m ' held at the lodge rooms this evenins.
be. of interest to all concerned, wet /
are hereby giving you the questions,l‘° “‘0 preliminary action towards
tully answered ,by this committee. gfonnin: a Past Sachems Association.
Q—w—When and where do the captains_,ot the Cockanoe and linens Tribes.
. 'nlake their daily reports? What doi'l’he {Incas P. 8. will meet to consider
lwe include in the reports? H" this the some matter in the near future.
WI! ‘73:] 'llh the number oil
3 ‘ Y!“ AGO anything to do w ' l —’Soft hats. O'Brien.
loans made? ,
' TODAY A-Cnmutns m '0 "I“? ”1"" “3“”. c. Ellsworth Williams. at Putnam
.Telnpcraturc: High, 51? l“wuroporm at'85 Washington street. ot-.
41' Rain. .tlce oi the Globe Advertising agency.
- - ‘ iCaptslntl are requested to make re.—
ports each day. oi the work of slid] S. Naval tlteserve iorce.
members of the team. turning in mono ‘ been permanently "fined to the Pay.
a]. I N e l 5 0y collected. "”31”?” it’ll“: t: master's odlcc. 3rd ’4‘"! . District.
t‘ correspond-oh“d ‘ e n 0m“ on c r " Di b ' run at at 280 Broad-
“ . . h s ursery Delta e
. this card only to be turned in w en He started on his new duties on
‘ has been rated as a petty other in the
He hal
the call or the solidttalon has been way.
. , completed. .Wedncsday last. '
Local attorney are in Bridgeport tof Q—«What age the :22; (231:: Do. Mrs. Charles E. Dow of South x”
W recomnten any ll . . . ~I
a” attendinghthe :hm calendar ”'7. eA—~'l‘he banks have agreed to he, want. who has been spending‘seyen
also. among ‘ em rein; Attorney "cept the Government partial paymengdays with Miss Hetty Smith a song
.1. Llnxweller. Attorney John Dwyer. plan. which ,5 as tollowsz— 'llldge. has returned to a er “‘3‘”
'Atiom0Y-'l£0 Dal/ll. Attorney Edward 5 r cent. or the amount subscribed;
l ‘ bl: aid with the subscription Mrs. Philip Hearst of New York has
71 f maul“ and J. R. T” or. 1020 p; cent to be paid May 28. 1918. ,arrlred at Silrennlne tor the summer.
'I — 1" tomorrow. Saturday, Ar 95 Per cent. to be paid July 18. 1918.. and spent Easter with her niece. Mrs.
‘fl‘fi‘l‘v '9 '“l “"9 "'9 “9“9‘99'“! to per cent. to be paid Aug. 15. 1318.; A. Zinn or New Canaan. ,
mansions. etc.. on sale at the regular, The banks have also agreed to maxim
..place, 16 South Main street. Our store subscriptions oin f)the (.zgéstm‘aismclggl Statement 0' Ownership. "am”.
will be open during all the alterations. ”"9"“ which 3 per ' ' merit, Circulation, Etc, Required by
’ . . ri ion, which is to be!
,dJonnslly's, 16 South M.” street. lgfigfgutub‘h‘cthgt regular subscriptlonii' "‘0 MC,“ Caner-u of August 24.
i _,‘ . _ , . . . 13‘ W ...- .
'l Wsnoma Council. D. or P; held card. and then one dollar per week. . , .. ‘
flheir rem!" mafia: lat e'ening' on 3 ’50‘00 bond; l'o dong” perl of Scab! Nomdk Wenlng Sflltln: '-
. , _ published daily at South'Norw'alk tor
and contemd the degree on two canal. “:11“ 33b: :3:de “3:21; :2: 2:25;; April, 1913, ‘ ,
.tiatcs'. During the meeting it was vot- fillyment is made at the bank. 80":Palrutltld oi ' Connecticut. County or
Ifd that the organization ""9" in two lcitors are requested not to recoma Bel: . “- t b . .
. . . ,. h . _ . Site”. . re me. n no ary no lie. ill and
,'l.iberty Bonds before the p.esest cam mend to purflllarrakollllo‘lllhs Signet" for the State and county atoresmrl,
; - , cial bank. an it its '
(which closed. _, cooperate with the plan as above otlt- personally appeared Charles R. Baker.
' Frank L. Clarke the popular ‘busi- tuned “'0' “all“ M“ duly "or" new}
. ’ ’ - . ’n to law. d . th .n
fmess agent 0f Carpenter's 1‘0“! No. 9‘3”“ “'9 39‘ a “PM” on 9" “at" ls sthe businesgpgsgagzg osial’he ggu'llll
t'Hti, has resumed his duties, in the in. ccriptious? Norwaik Evening Sentinel and ”m,
. one,“ of its members He reports 15 . A—Every solicitor must set the inl- “m ”HOV,“ is to the ‘best' 0', h,“
.' ' till] 5 per cent. when taking the sub ' . ' . . .:
mien working at the new oillco build- kno'l'ledxe and belief. .t tint: hldlt
» . “NW-l0“- nent of the ownership. mannstvmnti:
aims at the new entecprise at Wilsons o_w1,pn the subscriptions are cash (and if H daily paper, the circulation).
‘tPoint. with every W059“! 0' a 5'98" when bull they get the bonds and who
‘ly increased force as soon as more will elivel' them?
lumber arrives : A——ll’ a subscriber desires to pay
the date shown in the above caption.
. , by the Act of August 24. 1912. em-
. p .' i“ m" m ”‘9 mm" we “0"“ ‘° ”0 bodied in section 443. Postal Law»-
"A business meeting oithc young 90 able 10 “Wk" immediate. delivery and Regulations 'printed on tho rt!
lpie’s Society of St. Peter's Lutheran which will came front the bank "Oglr7'itverse 0! this [0.11,]. to w", ’
kChureh was held yesterday evening in listed. ‘ b' k. I-Thnt the names and nddressm m
the basement or the church in Cedar ‘Qb— n? :9 "‘1‘? first ““93“!” on “n the publisher. editor. managing editor.
'street. Plans were made for an en~ ” .cr.p ons' .and WNW” managers 3""
. A»-Yes. ‘ . Publisher. Emma and “to s l.. ‘ l
tertainment to he held next month. A. lep cases when the factories on. South Norwalk. ‘ ' e (mu
goodly sum was subscribed by the so- handle the sale to their employees. Editor. Edmund E. Crowo.
ciety for the percentage kind of' the/what Will be our reports? . . i Norwalk. .
church. Asocial meeting for the mem. . A—The plan of 8:350:93”? car: Business manager, Charles it. link,
rt d or the society will he Norm“ 9mm“? a "c 0“ ,er. South Norwalk-
31ers andi 9“ 3 .vassing, store canvassing and seneral 2~That the owners are: ‘ (Gti'c
*Fem at the Church on the evening 0!. “Halal-ions. it will be we" ‘0 hm flames and addresses of individuzlll
Setlz'.
.wwn iwmrnknnrmnnhmuernmuuowu
. - ve been out in . . , ‘ - - name an t e names and addresses
i: Local "Shirmitsfhthathe elusl" indicate to you. 80 that 3'0“ may to. of stockholders owning or llolt’lllll;'l
igtiiis season n q - v, cord it on the information card. Tl“ per cent or more or the total amount
~ltrout. report that the “a“ 3'9"?“ information will he tabulated at head- 0, 5m“ ‘
'ls‘carce at the present time. The weath- quarters and. each factory. concem- or Emma l.. Golden. South NorWnllc.
for is yet a little too sharp to make trigggmoxilluieaeillgltgaedll for the gigolo}: l..-;‘.old:n. ,Souili Nor't‘t‘nlk.
. hot'a lea- su . - --' at tze nriwn bondholders,
l flrly'momm‘ fishlll: :35 36mg Q—DO we exchange or allow cards mortgage”, and other .tt'citrity hold
sure according to 3 ' int n ic- leave our possession? crs ouning or hold m: 1‘ percent at
itshermenunave expreSBed “‘9 01’ ° A—“Do not_exchanize 01' allow the more or total amount oi bonds. mort-
, chutney believe the scarcity of trail?- cnrds given you to leave your posses- gages, tr r they securities are: (it
:7: 'thls season due to the fact that many stop until completed. and then to be there me 110110, so state).
-re frozen solid during the returned to the team captains andi None. .
-ltroolls ‘6 through the team captains t0 head-i 4—That the two paragraphs next
. . ' hm. m e of unuS- ‘ ,
.f ”hwy”, ' on 1 quarters. above, giving the names of the ow n-
‘ "'ual severity: Qf-Cnn we 59" anyone whose card era. stockholders and security holders.
' . ‘ « «~7»«»-'--"““* W9 nave not. got. or who is out (If our it any. contain not only. the list at
district? Can we take the order nnt' stockholders and security holders its
limit! t over to, the pro/per district they appear upon the books of the
l
___...——-- — t
; ,‘ OUR DUTY captain? ‘ _ . 'con:pany but also. in cases where thn
ll 3, A—Uo not sell 01' Solid! anyone "1 stockholder or security holder appears
. L
To Promote Tllflft— this city. outside of your district and upon the books of the company V,”
sou. association. or on tion has
- iior bonds should pay on}; the cum
ll amount in order that the lieltor‘tn y an! Interest direct or ind reel in‘tlm
secure the bond and deliver it prompt- said stock. or other securities thong.
"I ,ly. or set s bank's receipt and prompt. as so stated by him.
'I
;-MMML
trust Comm" ,.
to deliver. i—Tllst the average llllllbflm o't
Q~Wlist are the denominations oi 00M?! M “Ch III!!! of IM- ”I’M
asked by one of the tum capialnfiwocitenoe Lodge, l. o. n. 5L. will be .
avenue. has passed examinations and ‘
etc. oi the aforesaid publication for ’
. - (your allotment in the district. It all trusteer’ or in any other fiduciary relat-
YOUR DUTY ”def is 039”“ to you by a person tion, the name or the person or our
T0 Be Thrifty t outside of your district. you may ac- partition for whom such trustee. is act-
} firing/lit.o olfvided');ou repel; i‘liritlrtiSidl lag, is agen: also that the said two -
. t a e e capan o e a ct paragrap con an statements ctnr'
“SCVO MB“! for l' where such person lives. ‘ bracing alliant's lull knowledge and
. Victory" ' _ lelow much time do we have to belief as to the circumstances and
; . , .jcsvel‘ our d;strict? , 'nditions under which stockholders
. WAR SAVINGS ‘ , A-—'i.he campaign begins April 6th nd seurity holders who do not appear
4 - . . ‘ Land clones May 4th. ’upon the‘bookl of the company in
MM . ' t Q—ls a man supposed to pay ior'trnstreil. holdstock and securities in
‘ . fall of the bond before it is delivere‘dm capacity other than that or a boon
m3 SALE AT .providtns he wants to‘psy cash for nines owner: and 1th atflaht has no
, ,1 A-——Peoplc desiring to pay in tuillrcason to believe that any other PM"
- tissue? Are they titllivertzblc?l “0| 0°" 0? ”MM « tiltu
When is interest payable! ' intuit”: otherwise. to, it! ml
‘ «he damnation of the heads «I the six
' “$.01". Om. tale “.00. etc. the shows is
, ”will .4 1-4 M *
The new dress cottons, lovely and béiiutiftfl p8
HOWLAND’S . ’
Enhances on MainStreet. Fairlield Avenue, Gannon Street ‘ T
.. f “These are
patriotic fabrics.
:hey are, present still another feature.
‘3" j . . ' , bag if desired, nice paper, clear type, bound in cloth'E—o : .
The wonderful rolls which print them are torn ' ' ‘.
it] out by skilled American workers. _ - k mmxw: " ‘ Any ‘
Their dyes are result of the ingenuity of Ameri- Isle- Milli-WW at
tan i'llt‘llllBlS.‘ ‘ :‘M W 25.;
They are pail-iotic—true-blue American
ind through.
The cotton they are woven from was grown right
hero iii our Soutlllalld.
'l‘llc marvelous machinery which weaved them
was built in good Sew England factories, almost sure-
Isil’t it fine to combine all these excellent-fea-
:lll-es 'Wllh real tasteflllness and beauty and nicencss!
Voiles at 290, 39c and more a yam. ‘ And keen
.‘l'lllt’b‘ have told its that the collection at 29 cents
annals more: than one they have seen at ten cents a
1
yard more.
Roman-stripe silks—very effective (3
if color—$1 )‘d. ‘ .
l’luitl silks, make rielt waists and very-effective
sports skirts-$50 yd.
Cotton crepe do chine, beautiful plain tints,—
qtlite clever for nlillincry as well as waists or dresses,
-—»"9t' _\'(l. ‘ '
ground of nor
~85c yd. .
Tussall pollgee,,plain or with silken dots,——65c yd.
llittldsomc fancy white cottons, crossbar, and
striped voiles, fine and crisp and attractive,—29c yd.
isll towels.
folks tllillk'.
, There are lots and lo
firm soft ones.
Some are big. some are small.
and some are wondrous thick and heavy and staunch.
There are plain ones, and some. pretty with color.
Folllnrds of silk and cotton, true foulard'patterns,
y rose brown green copcnhagcn or black l
Shortage and high price of cotton has hit Till’ '-
But not anywhere near as hard as most
Fancy white skirtings in unique stripes‘and plaids ' M “finflw‘mfiynm , Any ,
is well as in such weaves as pique baake’tclotll gabai'd- m' “"m" 1, ”Hm, We at; .
.llc poplin and cllcv10t—59c to 850 yd. Double we at)”. Altrcd Burton-ottpcnltt-ns 45c
. . , _ Mickie-Prank Danby , , _
‘ ' “ " . o‘ . Anthony tho Absolute—”mitt - ' t ’
And these short-length bargains:» 3117.23? cm‘mnmmm . ,A.
Dress anti waistlcngths of dozens of different fa- . " '"m ‘ . ' . ' ' '
twice and patients. ' and dozens of others. ’ 1'
Dress ginghams in stripes and figures, tasteful * , “a" “9°" m“ p . '
figured voiles, fancy cotton snitillgs. Peggy cloth,,and .‘ ‘ ,.
t lot of other sorts‘ which have been 15c to 25c yard— ‘ ’ -‘
I 1 . . ' I .
”/3" Tie good time .
' )laln floor. rear.
' Turkish towels;
' plenty at fair price.
and scinc'wm'cli with attractive design.
And good value is plainly. shown by each of that
great big collection. . _ .
Bleached tott'cls—l2léc 150 210 to 450
Large and small, bleached, some with Colored
border of rare. effect—25¢ 50c 60c and to $1.25
\TURKISH BATHMATEL—very heavy and firm
and Some ill handsome patterns and color effects—50c
5c $1 and $1.25. ,
'A real ald’in giving home cool cleanliness for
Deltox rug S j ,
' “fit into”_ plan.
warm weather—Deltox rugs.
, 7
Look cool, actually are cool.
kolntely cleanliness. Light and tasteful and yet of .
good service.
Fit inttll almostanly; plan (if bani; decoration ffir
, ' .Sunmlcr— sir coors armonise wi other furnts' ' - .
logs are excellent shades of blue green brown gray and diamonds—$120; others to $250 ' , ' t.
\ ‘ / .
armaments—em aotiyeq inches—$1.50
1.. automates-um _, .
a. at . _
a town
:9, ‘
Pt. ,
‘ MW
”y
Winches—02... ,
‘ . i.- sly,
12M
d
through
withinations
is of Turkish towels; good
some are light
Easily kept in ab-
\
Book news . _
e ‘ :1
of bigness! -,
_ Souls ptiblishers‘have been clearing things ufl
cleaning house, who speak. " 13,13“. a J]
‘ We have profited by Sir—and there are "three.
dibtinct big fine lots 0! books here at special price.
Little editions of the classics. , '
. 0f pocket size, so one may carry them in bank}:
and many others of equal interest and fame. ‘
' ‘ Stories that have been reproduced in popular edi-'
lions lifter winning great success at original publiea-t;
tion price, such as:—- . W“ " ‘r _.,
five M an mm
A last and lite lousy—[sham
Call or the Bells—attuned.
)ly Witc's Hidden Idle—Anon .
Fetter: of Freedom—Brady , t
sin- not: Button—inst- a. l
The Stance Woman—Sidney Sic-Call
Lkllt That Hes—McCuwht-on
Snap Dragon—Baum”
Backing the Tigeh—Abdullall \ ,
and a great many more, in popular edition at 60c, \
Thesqoriginal editions ofbooks by some of the"
best-known writers of thc'day, originally $1 lo $15035
stares of Wont-pm Dawson
Taste 0! Apples—Jeanette Lee
From the Homowuccmcllcon
to buy diamonds.
Diamond jewelry is always one of the best sorts
to purchase—fer it has an intrinsic value which does
not fade; a value which rarely grows less. .i .
Today is a good time to buy diamond jewelry be- .
music the richest designs are growing more and more
scarce and prices al'c likely to advance. The digging
and cutting of diamonds is at a minimum. - Plati-
num, the ideal setting for diamonds, is not to be' had.
A customer wished a diamond reset, only a few days
ago, and it could not be reset in platii‘lllm because -
the government has i'cqliisitioncd 'ALL platinum for
war use. , . . . .i‘
. .4
Wisely. the goverinnetit has not ordered the ties-
traction of the beautiful platinum jewelry already,"
set with diamonds. Fortunately, there is a hand- ,
some gathering of such Ilcrc. Happily, it is to be
bought at a cost of 10 to 15 per cent less. than its cost
front usual jewelers. For the Howlaild jewelry store
is operated like the rest of the Ilowland store; in eco-
noniical'cxpcrt fashion. ’ , a
.la
Examples of diamond jewelry with setting on.
tirely of platinum or of gold with platinum top :_-
Beautiful bar pills, exclusive pntterns,—-—$93.75 to
$210. ' "
Dinner rings, set with one large and several small
diamonds,‘some in dome shown—$110 to $185 ,4 .
Scroll brooch of remarkable beauty, set with sell;
on diamonds,—$160; others to $250, 3
Lthilliero set with 20 small and brilliant lull-cut
Horseshoe sea/lipid with platinum 'top set with
innall {inching diamonds—$95 , 'i
spot is the Month at Diamonds—dismantle '
m
torture-toilette t, '.
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