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mar. mum *
Classifi
,v/AdveTtISement‘.
~
Wants, To Let. For Sale, Busi-
ed' . . . . . . 'ness and Professional, Cards.
Miscellaneous Advs. : : : : : :
“this militant)”. Word: or Int-0.356.
16m! than. we; One Week, $1100. Mm
laughable“
" ANGLO-FRENCH-
' ottoman BILL
v
PASSED SENATE
WITHOUT CHANGE
(Continued tron Pea, Ono)
”-—
aviation program under oua head and
the other by Senator Jone- oi Wuh-
ington, Republican, limits the efleet ot
the president’s reorganization to a.
period of six months instead of a yoga
after :ho tar.
Brundegee Vote: No.
Only one Democrat. Senator Reed
of Missouri, voted against the biLL Re
Ipublionlu who voted against it were.
IBrnnde‘ee. Cummins, DillingllamJ
. . mewww wouruw ‘ryf¢"~n "we. no.“
.,. .. ¥ "1,. .— r. _. ..
9'. I
m.
cns CLAIM VICTORY
m WITMANDING BIG of “'. E, Goldsboro, who ”'0. at that Tuesday it p. nl.
ASSAULT or GER-
MANS AT anas
(ca-um n—_ Pu. One)
l
(Verdun front) anti ill l’pper AI-‘
sate German detachments were re.
pulsed by our fire, leaving prison-
crs ill French hands without ob-
taining result. 4
Throwing ill thousands of new
Ton an
I To In
.P‘rance, Gallinger, Harding. Johnson,
WANTED -— CARPENTERS T0
Vork at l'. S. Shipping Board at Will
son's Point, South .‘fnrwalk. ,
_,._
FOR SALE—WHITE wuxm'rrn,
Putt tor hatching, $5 101' 100. $1 for 15. improvements, 2 minutei Iroln trolley. ‘.
rs. E, G. ii. ‘Schenck. Wilton. alto 3t (iarden plot. 'Rent moderate.
M
WANTw-SL‘CUND HAN l) LAWN
cat-h price. Address 16 care Sentinel.
platform at station.
Ct). 330 3i
817, Borden Form Product. 128 Wash-
WANTED—WOMAX TO DO WASH-
n29 3t
WANTEDMIIOUSEWORK TO DO.
mornings, or laundry work. Call 9.;
Platt avenue, East Norwalk, 1:29 in
walk.
WANTED~GIRLS l.\' Till-l MARK
in; department. Apply Norwalk Steam
I
r
1
I
Laundry, 43 Day street. South Nor-
walk. a29 3t
—-l
Ft rvt‘l,
WANTED — - t't).\ll'I1Z'I‘I'}.\"I‘ (lIRI.'
for general housework. .\'o washing}
Apply with references. Mrs. ('. 'l‘..
it .yes, Iiti South Main street.
WANTED—YOI'XG .\I.\.\' i.\' Plu‘T'j
in: Dept. No experience necessary.j
Steady work. good salarv. Neptune!
'li.irdw.'tt'e Mt‘x. ('o.. titi Port streetd
Etut Not-walk, a2? 3t
WANTED - (llltlfi FOR OUR 'l‘liltii
and tire deptlrtlllent. tiootl puv. Ex"
'l'thplionitl opportunities. Apply i-Zm"
plot'lttent llept Nurwalk 'I‘h'e & Rub-1
ber ('0. :12? 3t;
WANTED MEN I‘Oli I’ll'X‘li
Wit-k oporttti: n-. Tube and tire ill“-
‘p: rum-n1. Apply Employment Dept.
N-rwalk The A’- lltlhber (‘1),
I ~ 0
1.20 a!
WANTED SIHIEMAKERS OI" Aiili'
‘illltl‘x Also |Itl,\s :ltltl lltt-tl to learn ”1"
ttoic. Steady work. loans-bury Ma'
Ill -\\'.~otl .\'- ('1),
WANTED ~ A .\'I’.\iltEit OF HIGH,
clns pills in ottr Manufacturing lie“
purtnlcnt. TIII‘SI- places pay. on piece
work, trout St: to Six per Wt-t‘k, and
1m- pay liberally while learning. (‘lo\'-
or Mrs, t'otttpnlly‘. so [my street, South
N .t'ualk, Conn.
'wrttrrso. this“ FOR out Mist-2
to -th. Don't matter it broken. I my.
3; to $1.: per set. also cash for old
(old, silver. platinum. dental cold Illltl‘
oli pol-I jewelry. Will send cash b."5
tt-‘utu mail and will hold goods 10f
i.\'s lor sender's approval (it my
pure. Mull to I.. Manor :0"? S. .‘utll'
Mum-t. l'hiladelphitt. l'a nil in:
WANTED IIIHS ti\'l'lll it} \"I\lt.~'
(it we to do ii'tlit ll achiuo- \tork Iloll'
I:-' ll \lJlt‘lllllt' ('ti, I.‘.'_' \\'.tIt'l' HIV M. l
at? iii .
I
- -._..._.....___._.. 1
I
WANTED Siltil'ZMAKl-Iitn‘. lilitll‘l
lit tit-rs. lll‘fit t‘lttss \tot'ltttten on lattice”
fttte shoes. Alt-ml) work, good pay.
I lit-oi M'Iilll‘t‘l‘t-t, ilt‘sl class workmen on
Imiit-s' l'lne shoes. Stendv work tinti‘
good pay, 'l‘urn lztnlt'l's and second
-ln-tcrs on llluh grade Wood
Ilt't'li'l'r, Hlt'otlv work and best priles.
Apply l.ottn.tht|r\ Hollie ('o.. Stuttlt’ot'tl.
(Hum, :12? 1:1‘
WANTED l‘HNiI‘} Sl-I'I‘v'i‘lilt 'l'tlvf
litul'l'tm mornhtu Applv at out-v.1
luittllsbttrt. .‘lilllll‘\\‘.~ttll R ('0. f. IIttvI-f
loud ~tsen‘t utio .‘ltI
...__..,.._ .-_.-.,,..._W._ .___.._..._..,
WANTED Slitt'tixl) llANit i"\.\ll-‘
It d7.- Irt- chi-st, Must be cheap. State
shot-s.
_--. .. ..-.....—.-.:——-——-—-
pine. .\dtIl't-.~.u "It-e ('llf‘bl." cure of
s ilIIllt-l urto atI
WANTED l'. S. (IUVICIINJIICNT
111-1th help. Vienwomcn. lit or til-eta:
\\ .lr pl't purutlotl eompelllnlt thoututmht|
tlitllilllllltlt'llli, Slim month. Itotv clerk’
tut' uotk Short hours. Vocations with.
t'tllli'liilofl atttllclent.‘
\htttt' liltili-"ldtlf’h’ I'or Hat and lico-
“"‘I""-“ 1' lttnltlons. Franklin ,lilflll'
in“. 1...... :sttt. Ilot'Iu-sto-l', N. V,
pay. ('olltltloll
.......... . . ~———-—--
I
Arvin Holt to
tit-rtutm newspaper!
1- ‘v'tI.:ItI~ ': o 1» eon-tom!» of agricultural,
.I :i'.. 1. 1‘ to tap twill Iti
-WANTED~MI£.\' FOR WORK 03‘"
Adults Expressi
i
WANTED~XIGIIT MAN t3 NItIiITS'
inrton street. .
I FOR SALE—A CIIALMEIIS ~ ZAU’I‘O;l T0 LET—5; ROOMS l
lnobiie. (‘an bu converted into deliver) dltion, some improvements, good gar- Warren. Watson and Weeks—2:5.
int; (‘all 51 West avenue, South Nor-'car. Price reasonable. For Dal‘tif‘u' d0" ””3““ Mrs. E” (lager. MOKinleyi
lmulens, Deputy
FOR SALE—THREE COWS. TWO Tel. 365-4 or 473-3.
mower, wheel-barrow, set iron wedges milking and one coming in fresh. Ap‘
and 50 or 100 bean poles. Glt'e lowestlply John Wasencky, Edggwood street,‘ TO LET—~IV‘OUR ROOMS IN NEW
Sound View avenue, South Norwalk.
ron SALE~25 r'r. BY 8 FT. 1310-!
‘I
tor boat. in good condition 8 h. 1-.
cylinder Bpt. engine,
clutch. Adress box 573. South Norjinx use 0! telephone, (‘all at .32 l’ul‘ic [republicans—gird. liorall, ' C01"
walk. a‘."J 3t num venue 9? Phone 1353- ’.itlljr'lialli‘.(\t':13h ) ’éiiififiihifim MC
. . . , , . .-
.. _ t t‘umber, McLean. Mt-Nary.
Iars inquire oi II, B.
Sheriff. Tel. 2H3. 5139 (it
FOR SALE-1911
touring car in excellent
.It‘ully equipped with extra tire and uterine.
a2? fltl
rim. Phone 1347:.
FOR SALE—MATCHING EGGS
and baby chit-ks. Rods and beghorna.
Single combed only. Bred tor henVy
WANTED—v ’l‘OOl. MAKERS ANIljegs: production. Price reasonable forIthlk.
macllinsts. Wheeler Tool t'o., Water, quality. Reynolds Poultry It‘ann, Iiish-'
11:9 3t land avenue. near Witch Lane Phonei
1036. a26 6i
lSI..\.\’ll.
anti
_FOR 8ALE«A’I‘ iliilld.
South Norwaik. slimmer t-ottttue
lt2lt 3t.lart(e garage, North street alld Wort:
‘ T0 LET~~~1II0l'Si¢, SEVEN ROOMS
arenuc. Terms to suit. \\'rltc owner.
(:co, Wennvr. W. ioth street.
New York. a‘.’.'. {I
u >-
mm
FOR SALE To l.\'. S'l'i'lllil'IVAN'l‘
Fan. 2 cabinets -i.'. tlrltwera, ltt'x iirt~
extinnttlshcts. air and steam pumps.
oi'IIt-c desks and iixturos. hand and
powtr drill. t'tnel'ator 12.30 speed It
It. w. ll c. motor 1 h. p. to 7.. John (‘
“'ilson & (‘0,
FOR SALE Al'2.\IIi.\' (‘\ll|l.\-ir:
plants. (“lift line. hardy plants. am: a
hundred al t.lc lat'ul. tith- postpaiti.
Safe delivelv guaranteed. Tomtto
plants read. about May l‘uth. ltovllohlu
i'ottltry I-‘ar'll. iliuhiatld awruu,
Witch Lane. TWH-”‘""
FOR
SALE . ll;\.\'li ELEVATOR.
‘ ' I
afii ‘Jt iornu-rh ill the t'entral Food More. .\p'
Iply :Il uillvt- oi llll tiitl Well t‘i;.lt‘ t'o ‘
FOR SALE mt ’I‘O l.I-I'i‘, Till:
Ferris property at llw Hm Hill Road,
consistlll': of latuo house o! if. rooms
and on uric of ground ni'ol‘ltitlkln:
South .\'ot walk and I.. l. Sound. Is of-
Iert II {or rent or sale at an ttttl'at-tll't‘
“ZIP“. .\lt Idt'ttl house and location
for city lltl'iltlt‘l's. laratzo for two
t':ll'34. A business opportunltr tor the
I'i'Llll [unit .I. ll’titlz Dibble, llfl
“'nshiniz'on street.
FOR SALE -- FAMILY iltll'SE
with one half Ili'l't‘ of land on Went
Norwnlk Road near (‘mincctlcut 'l’tltn-
pilte. Mud be sold at once, to close
estate. Small amount of cash requir-
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh It} (‘.-intice. Attys.. l'nitod Bank
buildinL'. Tel. 535-2.
To LET litilfh‘lc 5' “00354. ALI.
Improvements In South Norwalk. 330.
Also I. I'ootlls. illl illlpl'ovctltcnts. llt‘ai
Iumislnd. in upper Ntlru’lllk.
Ask John '1‘. Hayes
No. 7 Main St, Norwaik‘
tau. mourn—manna”
WAN-T
WANTED - SIIIRTMAKERS. PAY
'vblle learning.
WANTED—llEMMl-ZIIS. Slllli'l‘ EX-
Ilninera,
WANTED-.TURNERS TO Worm
ll factory. A
Clueit, Peabody
& Co., Inc.
tttmla thenn FROM URUGUAV DEAD.‘
t't' .rttx ;' . t-'.tnt food for lit'rfllln)'«’ \\':\Slli.\'(i'l'i)i\', April :to, Dr. (‘ur-
- n» ...... 0.-.»...
b‘cu'hwl \l'unt
e.»
loo Marin tie l'cnn. Minister front Ul‘ll-
All)! Work Wondertt. .uuay. (“Oil in a hospital here today.
ll".l|'
Henry A. liegelein.
T0 LET—i ATTRACTIVE ROOMS.
inquire
56 Water street.
a30 3t
man. Sterling and butnefl'wd
Those voting for the bill were:
Democrats — Ashurst,
Beckham. Chamberlain. Culbertson
ii’oint Road, Oi telephone 1627. a‘.’9 Si
by. Lewis. McKellar,
Nuxent, Overman.
“house. All improvements. set range Pomerene. Satur‘rury, Shaloz'th, Shop.
829 3! and heat numbed. Apply 79 Fort pard, Shieldfi, Simmons. With. t’ATil),
TO LET—FURNISHED
with reterse with all modern improvements, incluu
ROOM ' Won-ott- ii.
lVartlman. Walsh. William,
McLean Votu for Bill
l'iace, Rowayton.
‘ T LETM‘J ROOM HOUSE. ALI. lM‘
CHEVROLET provelnents, No. 15 Elizabeth
condition. Inquire of i". ll. Rowan, 21 Elmwooti
a29 3t
1 TO LET—MAY l. 245 EAST AVI‘}
nuc, East Norwalk, lat floor, 5 rooms.
improvements, Rent 3”. inquire S. A.
Nor-
. e ‘
thounus. Bil hast Avenue, East
TO LET-A'IVI‘IIM‘TIVE
choice location, house 0! six furnished
grooms. or two large fnrnlshetl rootur.
For further information apply to 123
Film Hill Road. a2? 3t
and two attic rooms, llnhts. water.
garden, fruit, lot itiixl‘zi Near water.
'Atltll't'sh K. A. (‘.. I’. 0, box I‘.".i. iio‘
waytou. or phone Norwalk 7st;. 1126 :It
l".\ll'l‘ lil~
Inquire
it‘ll Iii
TO LET —:i ROOMS,
ptotements. Reasonable rcnt.
!-'. I.ibnol'. ‘.' llouton street.
Al'i ll’I‘-
street Il--nt
TO LET ~—'I‘\\'t) .3 mm,“
lllcnts at 72 North Main
st? Inquire at l‘uited tlrocery.
T0 LE'I’~ 'J I-‘.\("I‘i)lllI-Ih‘ ' \‘ Il.\\'
street, ()illeor. corner of \‘t'lt 'titltiton
silt-rt and II. It. More. For tutthet‘
t‘I‘ItlitiLulu‘s apply (Did We” (‘ittar ('0.
'ms‘ ' a normals-m
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Situations rt't'lll‘l‘tl for all clam ~~ oi
:tppihzlnts. l’tit.tte I' No '.
heat-dint: l-nzzsos, t‘t->’:t‘ ti'nt
tvliu‘s. .ittjdz' \\ i'-vm'~ i ' r ' ”-
Iit't'. L'I I'In
t'onn, Tel. T-li? I.
PAINTING. I'Al’l'lit-ltANtithl
det- tl't'lllllll. pztintcr's supplies; wall
paper, unto-date stt'lrs, lowest prlcos.
l' ‘.i.l!llf‘~ ("‘t'i‘lllllli' given, 'i‘tiitl or‘
(‘i‘l'\ solicited. 'l't'l. 4"".
White. til 1-: Ely avenue.
.
littlt“‘.
W“! m...
~,t
.Ix'prtt.
l'nion l'urcel nclttery, Edward J
Fl:tl:crty. prttplirtor. 'l‘rtltllint: hour.
distance hauihltz. i.h.:ht and heavy
trurktnu. milce telephones 17.51. 30')
lit-use connection.
Firemen
Chance for good wages and ad-
vancement for men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-two years in
good phyaical condition. Apply N. Y.,
N. H. d H. R R.
M. o. MILLER. Sup't.. Waterbury,
c. A. MITCHELL. Sup't., Hartford.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NIIW \‘tllllx'. Aptil no. Notttl.~ l'Ittl‘li'
..lllll l'Qlll‘t' to lltlltl. lt‘tttlt'l's soon ('Itn-
ttll.n.: the gutter part of their Iltl‘
\Illltt' on l‘.\l"il-‘l\l' profit taltlntt. lillt'l'
lllt-l'r- being w more general reaction
whlrh left 1mm popular Issues l to 2
points under \catel'tlnv'tt Iinltl quota-
tions. The 'Itltlilltlllill reversal war
trint'llt'i‘l'hl with reports that the nor-
ct‘ntut-nt contemplated Iurtltcr ctil'tnll-
tilt-Iii oi' tmdhu: in cotton Illltl other
t-otltlnoditII-t. There were tumor“ of n
tlll‘tilllllill‘ ('lIl lli Illt‘ l'illit'tl Sltllt‘s Hli't'l
'll\'ltlt'lltl~t, Stat-l not only yielded its
t-tll'lv gain. but became Mary at noon
out an extreme l't-nctlon ol' 2 polnttt, LI-
'bertv : 1 2'», sold at 920.0! to 99.11.
First l's ill .tti.ti.\ to tom: Itlltl 2nd 4's
at RN.“ to .uittl.
\\'Al.l. :i'l'HI-IICT. i:.‘ltt p m." Ship-
‘phuts ilntl tltlnor uur shares were in
li'llitlt‘tl In the wider aelllnt; movmut-nt
‘ol' the midlacrsion.
I
l
I
t
|
braced t'entrttl Leather. General Mo
tors and international Paper.
tionui reco'orlor resulted trout" lllf‘
'rttlly In U. :1. Steel.
N (200]) (‘().\'-
329 St ii
street. president's power
a2? 3t the president's authority.
lliil‘SlC.
All'talltlt‘t“
which also one.
New. Norris, Page. Smoot. Townsend
Total for. 63.
time the ilnal
roll call. sup "ed
amendments 90
circumribe the
generally
to
functions.
opposition to th- iinish have lured
,theh- attitude on in» minimum Ilttt
' the bill confers ‘iIl'li "es t-Jy antncro'ie,
powers upon the president and in ill!”
constitutional. -
Administration leaders championed
the uloarure consistently andeould
‘ not ammo to any amendment: limiting
During tho
dong llL'hl some llemdcratn thought
concessions would have to "be made.
They found, however. thnt tne preli-
till" insisted upon nation at the hill
.WllhOliI rubstttntlal chumglrom the
trim in which he sent it to Senator
()vermtm or North ('fll‘nlllle inst~ rob
rrttarv after the Senate lnilitlry coln-
llttttee virtually hurt dot-id
mend legislation for a war
munitions director as the‘
war inquiry.
Meet and
mull at m
The Changw
‘ The only amemilllt-nts lddOtl in the
Senate were accepted by Senator th-
et‘tlmn III charge of the bill. One by
Senator Wadi-worth of New orlt. lte-.
ptlhiit-an, would authorize the prose
dent to centralize authority over the
aviation program in one executive om~
eer. and another by Senator Jones lie-
ptthlitall. “(Winch)". limits ire of-
twt or lt-urganiltliions made under
the but to m ruorltlttv’ intuit or on
rear alter the war. - O
I: a
.-\s passed Itv Illt- Senate. the tilt-us
ule authorizes the president "to
malte ouch redistribution M {uni-trons
anion; otectitilt- unetlt-l‘t's as ho- lnny
Ili‘tlll lll'il'>‘ill'l\,” and to “Utilize t-t'r
ordt'mtt and tonsnlidate ant l"\’ll'i'll
ti... o: :ltllll'tllrtilnlil" tttll’lilll-Httils
It:lr...t:-. ilKi'lli‘lt'f‘. ttIllt‘t-~ oi tiillt‘t-rs
littll m lllli’ by law. .1: transfer any
”'1'.“ t r pom-h truth on. t-ttsllnu do.“
tut-ht to the personnel Illl‘lt'tll 'l’nrse
pot-Hr», llll\\'t".t'l‘, 's'lttll llt' t-Xt'rt'twtl
nnlr in math 1'. t. him: to :h.- 1' tIltlllt"
o.’ If. ~ pvt-st 111 \\.II'
irn'tllll“ tit..t ii the plrv-ldellt ho-Ilotes
an" ilL‘t‘llt‘)‘ shrultl le uboilshvd he
e'Ilflll tt-[ttirl to (.trtlt'lt‘ss :llltl t'tlnl-l't-tu
' . in now r-orlanizn'totl. llllll'i'i:'
e Ill urrattue for Monster of approptri
their i‘\[N'Ilil‘IIi' 'o the [Iiu'pfl't‘s s I l
lit-(l ll." i'ntliii‘t'w " VI”
I'Iw ttt-vault'v- also
, .
I
DEATHS AND PUNERALS.
Mrs. Cora Belle Abbott
i'oln lit-Ht- \lllitill. oi this citv_
tlit-tl itl Ill" litt'llt‘ (ll llt'l’ lllf‘t'n, .‘ll‘i‘.
I: Ih'udlel of New II.-t\‘t-ll. last men-
in'. from the result ot‘ a fall down
*tmrs \lrs Abbott was vlsitlnzr with
dire. Ih'ntIh-v and in some manner
slipped and tell doun :l lonz flittht of
.‘lztil's. livim: onir il few minutes utter
the tail. Sh- is stil\i\‘t'tl by two child-
:‘ill. l'll.’lllt'.i H, Abbott and Mrs. liar-
Iis Iaynt-s. both or this cliv. The “(HIV
“‘l'l he brought here for burial lt)‘ lv‘tln~
Dr'tl [Ill'i'l tor I). W. Itaytltoml. I-‘tlnc'ui
notin- will he elven later.
to.
Edward Raymond
Edward iimmoml. a Will known re:
.dent of Itedtlinn. itiltl i‘ormcrlv of
lti.iuerie|.i. illi'il lil his home In Red-
dim.’ early t-htndty morning. utter a
lonx: lllllthts, “1' was born in Sttlnwlch
but wont to llltlccilt-ltl its a hot and
most of Ills lilo was spent thorn. in.
I-ltlt'N tt widow. he ll‘l|\'f“tll Your child-
ten. Mrs, t‘. \l. Ilulcb. of lianhurv:
(‘harlcs I'I. ill-\‘mtill'l. of Boston Putt!
[-3. Raymond of ltidzteflt'ltl and t‘ltde It.
Ravmond of lit-titlinL'.
MANV AUTOMOBILE VIOLATORS.
fintt'rt‘olth. April an. The nut...
tuobllo inspectors and the stale Iliillt'l‘
made Ill the neighborhood of one hull-
tll'i‘il arrests throughout the lilillt‘ Hun
day of ntutmmhiliats. Most of the lil'-
mt» worn for encoding and III a num-
ber of Instances they were for oporut‘
Illa our: without 11 license. As a result
0 title arl't'ntfl the local courts in Buy-
brook. Milford. Wetltport. Killingly and
lit-rim had it number of prowetltlontt.
In North Haven the prosecutions will
take plutm thin oveninll.
Mr. (lidman ls convinced trom his
nhmrttvtion and the experienro on
Prat" Sunday that moat of tilt- nptmdlnit (m.
i‘onumsticnt hinhWnyu was done by
iron from other atatea.
'of California. Knox. Poindcxter. Sher-
Bulkhead.
Fletcher. Gerry, Guion. Hardwick, _ , _
Henderson, Jones. tN MJ, King, Kir- powerful artlllery ilre. have been
Srfllth (Gal. Smith thJ. Smith (S.
,(‘.>. Swanson, Thomas. Underwood.
and region of Lot-re, the Germans are
”a,“ .brillluntly.
Nelson.
Nearly allot the twenty-two Repub- _ . ‘
cnnn voting to pass the bill had. be. tween Ballletll and Zillebekt'. the: ‘
to war
Tlltnw who continued their
:to remmtl
troops, the Germans are making
in desperate eifort to drive back
I
rupture Ypres and the hill posi-
tions in the southwest. Many at-
tacks ill strong force, aided by
tending! lirlu while inflicting sc-
\‘ere losses on the etlcllly.
Against the British
"Ytltil'fllt‘Zl‘t'lt‘ and the French in the
flanking their heaviest strikes, btlt
’each assault has been thrown back
Especially bitter is
,the fighting ill and around the \.I-
l
ish and French.
l l":olll the twelve—lilile I't'ollt lit“-
elletlty has extended his attacks to
the north of Ypres against
Belgians along the Yser. littt lie is
met-tint: with no more success llt‘l'i'
than elsewhere lil Flanders, the
Belgians lltlrlitll: the
I'T'Ollt positions they hutl ot't'lllllt‘tl
by counter attacks.
:, Ypres is yet to be attacked tli.
real-t from the east. ill" from the
intensity of the enemy assaults
'Mttlill and southwest. it is t‘Vlilt‘Ill-
3!." the iiel'lllalt desire most to take
the hill positions oi“ Motlllt Kettl-
jut-l. 'I‘t lloltl tilt-so hills would
not ooh lllt'lllit-t‘ the entire Allied
'rpoeitiou ill lt‘lltlltlrrs and eastward
'l'towttrd Dunkirk. htlt would vir-
jtuull} compel the evacuation of
:Yl'il't's.
iit‘rulolt progress westward from
,\'oorme/.eele wotlld. it carried
to :m- .lt-;itl1.ontil.tnlg the hill pt
alllitllw nest of .“Hlllli Ki'llllllt'l.
\\'lllt‘ll would llt' taken separately
The itl'::t‘l-I\ against the Fri-itch
at Lot-rt- iil‘t' an attempt to get lli'-
itueen Sein-rpenlwr': and Mont
Rouge and otlttlttuk them its was
tltlllt‘ at Mount Kelumel. lleltl l|_\
the l"l'ellr|l at l.|tt‘l't'. the iit't‘llmlts
'al'e essayhtu frontal attacks
against tht-rpettl-eru and Mont
ll'tll:'t‘_ lilll lllt'st' ill‘” llin‘t- lli'l‘ll
tltm‘lrt-tts.
till the l’lt'ill'tl) l'iilili'lll'ltl, uhere‘
Amer-lean. lil'itislt and l‘.l't'lt|'ll
troops allutt the “PU ello-tttl mow.
only Ill" artillery has ltt't'il active.
'l'lo- iierntttns lune Ii'i\\ I't'ilt‘ult'ti
IIIV‘II' ltlt‘ill it'liltl.‘~ lllt'
l"*‘ till ..i llttItL'..:‘tl.
lh't'ltll'lllL' l'llttlttl‘s of .‘l l‘llillIL't' Iii.
government in lt'ussia. "tlo Iltll
sutmtl illl-I'Il'llll'I' Ilitltl'tlllitlllt‘.” lin-
llt'l‘llll l'VIII"‘lL'II Itiliwe has .‘tslu‘l iln'
\illllii\\:lillll' all Most-ow
to report t't'llt'l‘f'lllll‘.’ disorders in
l't""u‘_'l'.ltl :l'.tl ll.e lliHIl-
itl'|'ill.\ll" t't' i-tl‘ullttlp
.\. I‘ttl‘tliltf.’ l'I
ill II-"lln. lla-
itutml ll'll'ti I‘ll'N. itthicrs
l.1tli',iill-'l!lwil. .‘llttl litttl/lt'ltlvt
ill.tl it '1! 'l'iii .\lt~xit'il'. t'tvl‘ho-r ll..~
‘ltlli l‘ntllilliilltll'l' in tlth-t'.
it'JiiIll‘l
(it"'llt‘|!l
illll'L'!"l
i’m-vitt'tl
dislittt
l‘t'litil'i\
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ll'l\\lilll i
Itlt- 1..
l't‘il‘IIL'l‘tltl aidiu: in the t-tutot'utu»
morenwttt. hill-thew r por.» eh.
r'ltiitllilttlls lll lili“~|i| lti'v' In ‘. 1:.
\ll.ot'-.-. 73 Illllt‘\ tto.'fi.\\. st ol’
l't‘ll‘tlgl'il'l. and the Lt: .t thurglloltl,
ol' lllt' l"lttttislt him lit-t'lll
ruptured li_\ government
|t“.,l'l\l
‘lit'
I‘orees. pesttltmltly ftitlt‘il by the;
Iiet'utaos ulo» ltt’>".llil"il llt-lsinu-
I'I-I‘s w-ut' thus lt'..'-'. 'l'lm lb-l
titml'tls \tho hare llilil the assist;
iillt't‘ oi' the littssian litil‘llt‘YIl.
government. resisted tiesporatoiy
and it is declared pearl} the vi.
Iti't' lill't't‘ til. si\ litttlisillttl I't-lit-ls
has slain by the White iiuumh.
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NEWS OF CAPTAIN LOCKE'S
DEATH
Mauritian. Aprll flit—A wit-mm
from Washington aunotltlrhlz- tlt-llill in
Lt‘ulin oi t'aptttin Arthur F. Locke.
serving with the .\mcr|can expedition-
arv forces ill France. on April '."|. \"it‘
l'l'l'l‘hf‘il by Mr“. Locke at her Itomt'.
:.'.r. Albany ntentlo, Sundut nitht. \‘o
details were :itt-n. bttt It Is assumed
1... Was killed tltlrizltz the three Iiuh'
iIlI'.’ at Suit-homey on that date. So tar
as known be Is the llt'iil Connecticut
oIIlcer or that rank to meet death in.
Fl‘illlt't‘.
lie “to: :1 name or Slnton'tt Itivt-l.
Vermont.
... n.—
Kt-l'lllll. ttoo-o-tt-it :1 home Is now on
the rt-mt‘vt' oillt't/t‘s' llat.. Ilt' lit clip-
tttln In the field artillery. lie has been,
ion duty in Menopottuulu with ilrltluh
lill'Ci'H. I
Americani- waste two and one-halt
titltert as much tltt as they IIM'.
the Allied line in Flanders and;
ages of \'oormezeels and Lot-re.‘
- which still are llt'l(l lt_\‘ the lirita
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t
lllt',‘
i
tierlllults ‘
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SUED FOR AUTO COLLISION
Deputy Sheri! Edward B. Dollie"
this morning attached the automobile t
Undenimt inn at Norwalll, tor moi
Suit has.been brought against Mr.’
Goflsboro by I". I. Dinners. of
Greenwich. The plaintiff claims tll
on‘ April 14th on the Dunbar)! rout
Cannondale. the Goldaboro our 1
at
plaintiil's automobile. The case I: re‘:
tumble to the Greenwich court on
llondty, May 20th. Attorney Walteri
'M. Andaman. of Greenwich. drew up Art Smith.
the papers and amu- lor the plain-
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SAINT. PAUL'O PAII‘H
Week’s Schedule .
Gil‘ls' Friendly So-
ciety Confirmation Class.
”Wound", St. Philip and st, James
Day. 1:30 a. m.. Holy Communion; 9
a. n, morning prayer; 5 p. n. or. a
in; prayer St. Paul's Guild nudity
.0 Maine" meeting. a p. m.; St. Pours
driven recklessly and ran into hlsfthe Scotti Club, 8 p. m.
Thursday. 4 p .m., Altar Society; 8
p 111., Men's Club.
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: '1 aviator, at Law
Field in} now dive. dropped 2.000
foot and landed right side up.
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‘ . JACOBY’S
Martin. Mrewiftltilo and the Allied soldiers arr'
l’helan. Pittman!a '
SALE t0!
fsuns AND cons
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KITCHEN CABINET
‘ A Husband’s Advice
TO OTHER HUSBANDS
Save Your Wife Work This Way
Through tl-e day most Illt‘li are absent from home and little
know. of the runny .lllllt'~ that \\l\t'~ must attend to, Housework
It 107‘ ;, “out...” sit ll1““\‘ltllll'lil'lillll‘h to prepare the I'Zi'ill~. ll
s'wps :hd ll'till'
. ill [Il'ttli‘t'it'
lli countless unis the iloosiet' pays its
.l.‘ lion-iv
"‘w‘lll‘ .'ll"‘.". .m i \» l.:1t is more precious than
Your mom} “I! llili'lt it' )‘on are not tlt'llL’llit'tl.
uolk the hardest of all.
ll‘r'isit'l' t'ahioet in your hula-n.
s ttl' lull, ll \.'|\'i‘\ fowl l.'\' keep.
:1 ;.'.w-~t and molding waste ill
1' ~.t\‘t-. juror \.ii'e'~ 1.. Jr». and
tor only 3| a Week. lIom-it-r
s't‘J'ItI :te.-u-'t!:ttt_r to style and
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Rayner Silk 0
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/The Norwalk Line
. Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York.
STEAM ER
Freight accepted at South Norwnlk
p. m. for delivery in New V til-It at
Freight accented In New York .
a. m. tofi n. m. Leave New York at 3 o’clock daily.
MILLER a BOUGHTUN, Ilse.
Every Woman’s Fashion Shop
"'l'III'.‘ Sllfli' 01" (iii
Kayser Silit Underwear tor Spring Makes ’1
Their Formal Bow l‘om‘orrow
No need to introduce Kay-er Bill: Undergarments to wom-
en. Too long have they known it. The Kay-er in the guaran-
tcc‘oi duality; underwear wuh that mm. ll marked. The Roy-
amloolu, plain, lace trimmed and embroidered,
i set underwear gives long wear. Lace trimmed models.
i, K3 oer Silk Envieope Chemises ............... $3.98 to $4.50 f
,9 Kajyrer Bill: Vem, plain .................... 32.00 and 32.35 ;
‘,4 Kaynr amt vms. embroidered .............. 32.00 and 32.50 b
~1Kaynr Silk 3100mm, plain ..... 82.98 .
Kay-er Silk Bloomcrr, embroidered .. ....... $4.00 and $5.00 ‘
layer Sill: Union Suit: .....
I; Excluslvelatlles’anthtsses’ltcatly-to-wearripparew
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from 7:30 to 5:30
7 a. m. the follow-
from 7:30
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