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was created by not of congress and
fine war. The local trouble started
about a month alter sear was «closed
and consequently comes under the
scope of the m.
81' Welsh in a atetementma 1119119 in
Washington. naming to a when dis-
patch from that city, said he thought
an amicable adjustment of the trou-
ble could be adjusted. The war labor
heard is the highest labor tribunal
in the country at the present time.
but the powers of tin baud tor the flint. W. it.
most part. are conciliatory and in the i
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Writer Father Concerning Trip ,
Apron
Stephen Yobby, of 3 Buds street has
received the following letter from his
son, Andrew Yo‘bby, who was with the
old Sixth Company. and who is now
in France.
The letter :‘
Dear Father:
Just a few lines to let you know that
we arrived solely overseas and had at
very pleasant trip We had fine was
ther all the way over and had no 01- l
cite-teat at all, but believe mo'lt. seen- .
ed fine to see dry land once more. We
are now 19 is resting «111p and this is
a very nioe piece. Over here the trees
are just starting to bloom, the grass, is
‘ nice and green, and the weather is
warm. 'l‘he people here seem to he
very nice and sociable 9119 i know we
will ggt along fine. Bottle of them
wear wooden 99999 and 101919 is iota
of other queer things. Well deer in
iber i haven't got much to say lust
now. so I will close, hoping that these
few lines find all of you in the 'bestI
of health, the same as it leaves me. .
So with best love to 911 111111 best 19'
gards, I remain your loving son,
ANDREW YOB‘BY,
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May 8. Sergeant Motor Frank B hair
is. alias Dyer formerly of the Intel“.
gencevomcc, Fortieth Division here,
has been arrested at. Camp Dodge, 10-
we. intelligence officers 9in chat-firs
of pro-German activities may be made
against him here.
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‘Sltnply spade up the heckmm or
any other available 11nd," says Sen-
ntor H9NWVEY1 “and get something
growing at once. Remember that Gerfi .
many is bolstering her tood supply!
through the use or home gardens. For
months 25wegotto§0pereeated
the loud 911111111 at 9 large part 91 her
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America must do as well or ”her.
The Norwalk Garden Association
urxoi'thst as terms posible the poo,
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firm. “Where this is impossible.
however. the “emotion hill ,9 met!
tion to supply lbts to interested poo .
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will fire; to plant and rare for some.I
Trance Bears the Burden.
Tb! Well at unbound the thicket.
Usher, ‘C D. and Knapp, G H.
An America Physician in Turkey
A Treasury or Wet Poetry. “British
ud Amt-lean P991119. 1914-17.
Wench Pictures Show France.
The Greet Crime and its floral.
The 99119999 9! Superman tom.)
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The Glory of the Trenches.
”Fighting Starvation in Belgium.
Ntemeyer, N.
Storlel For the History Hour.
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Ilosher. K. L.
Kitty Canary.
Belmont. Capt. Fred.
A Crusader of France;
Abbott. E. H.
Richard, Howard.1'hoh19.ts, Sabine].
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-' ‘ Albeit, 199.1, Ivan. 119311.991 Eliza
beth.
, ago, while a district school teacher, he
got up a statewide spelling bee for
Missouri. For one third of 11 century
he has issued an annual challenge to
spell against. anybody in the world
\ and has never been defeated. On one
occasion be- tired out a group of pro
nouncers who tired 15,000 words at
him. Jones spelled. them all. andvthe
words hsdxbeen selected with the pun
pose to test his powers to the utmost.
Curwood J. G
Cour-see of Maize O'Donne.
McKenns, Sieph
Sonia; Between Two Worlds.
Mitchell, J. A.
Drowny. I
- Juvenile Books
Dyer, Wa. A.
Five Babbitts at Bonnyacres.
Gates, Ethel M.
The Broom Fairing.
Stuart. F P
Pisng. More Jungle Boy.
Turpin, E.
'FULL LAITY RIGHTS FOR WOMEN
ATLANTA, (33.. 'May 8.—Full tally
rights for w‘omen was recommended to
91:90?» IngROUdflbWt Lane. the general conference of .the 'Methc
' dist Episcopal Church South. by, its
Fairy Tales From Brazil. committee on revlsals. The corner
Illegal A. C
once four years ago rejected the pug
posal.
Mrs. thgs oi the Cabbage Patch.
L (cop. 2)
HARTFORD’S MAYOR TAKES 0F.
' FIGE
HARTFORD, “May 8,—JRichard .1
Kinsella, Democrat, become mayor of
Hartford at noon, yesterday, succeed
mg FrankA. Hagerty, Republican The
011th of oilice Wes administemd in
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! To...“ good American, and has served his
. 51.“... country in divers ways. He was a
Jmes, Hem-y member of one at the New York cit? ‘
The ivory 'l'oweru (Unfinished Ro- rexlm or the itiatloilel Guard for
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Brooks Alien. L Now Captain Young is still doing his
1191 ; ,
" fiale of éTumblers
the recon ion room of the" Municipal '. ,. _.
Building 0 the retiring mayor. The
latter will resume his law practice at-
1.91 a brief vacation.
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AFTERNOON DRESSES » 9 .
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Made of the best lead
'glass, all thin blown.
1919111919, 6 for $1.00
Iced TeaLGlasscs,
6 for 63 cts.
High Ball Glasses,
' 6 for 43 9119.
Bull- shaped Glasses,
6 £91 43 cts.
Cut Glass Pieces
New designs,
very artistic
871.1911 Bowls,
‘ Barry Bowls,
Fern Dishes,
Vases.
9.1.75 '
Noses, Completes,
Relish Baskets,
0f Pressed Glass,
useful and practical.
5! 00 each.
Basement.
L each.
I 51911191111119 Crepes
‘L A cotton weave
reduir‘es no
_ mining and washes
.very 999113; These
are in new patterns
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knows serve for many
uses, "'“ ”f", 'L ”"
‘zilcts cyan-d?
" '1' L Third door.
in pearl gray, taupe and navy blue, old rose,
, of the Smumer Quarterly and coupon for 15 cts.
IIIIIIin the pinchase of Iany Standard Pattern.
Sale of Dresses
A Special quDays' Clearance
of high class models
$25.90
0
Georgettes
° Sailor
Crepe de Chines ,
Crepes and Satins
' Belgian blue, black and white.
It is really a wonderful gathering and would make
an interesting story but we refrain from comparing
the selling price with the original prices.
‘.
Styles are hewiiching, embroidered or braided
vestees, tabiicrs with cmbrbideredIborders, odd sash—
es with iloatin-g ends, shirts with bouflant ruffles, odd
sleeves, but all practical and suitable for summer street
wear.
An 91199911999191.9999.
On sale Wednesday and Thursday.
Second floor.
It is time for Window Screens
Disappoints the fly by screening your Win-
dows before he arrives. There are two styles in
no
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forlorn i '
Absolutely safe
from thieves,
fire or moths.
Telephone I
Barnum 6200. ‘
Wash Hebutsi
For shirt waists
and summer
underwear. No
silk could be
better. Yard
wide, 75 (its,
$1.00 and, $1.39
Third floor.
'Marabout
We argglad to 1111-
unce e arrival of
;a new Shipment.
extension, adjustable screens 111th wood frames Capes and Scarves.
or metal frames. Both styles are very strong and They do not stay long.
“'0“ made. L, - Main iloor
Screens, wood frames, 50058. up. L L, II ,Li.
metIIal frames, 70 cts. up. Marabout by the yard
Kizos to fit any window. Black and natural,
Basement.
Needed in the Homes
Stone Jars for “laying down” eggs, all sizes from one to ,
six gallotts.L 50 cts. up.
Lux, fine soap flakes, just the so‘a‘p to clean your wool-
en blankets with before putting them away. Lox makes
wbolens soft and flufiy without shrinking them. It is
,1
a bountiful trimming.
Special quality,
$15an5.
T1 imming Section
Main fiom',
Address 1.99919“
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equally good for fine laces and silks. 15 cts. La pkg. F91 501d?“ .9391"
ages. Printed, gutti-
Strawberry Hullers, a small device for removing thchulls
without crushing the fruit or staining the fingers. "
532‘"er 75m
It sells regularly for $1.00 a year. With”
this offer you receive The Designer with a copy
9 I; Apply at; the Pattern Section,
'1‘ , ,. Main door-L
mod and ready to up-
5 Icts. each ply. Name, conipInIny
Emmem. and II1'oginicntu'iih
' place for sender s
Fancy Linens 2:111:91:- for 10 t
e s c 8.
At the Art Section F D
I ennlson Section,
Dailies, liunnrentcrs, lace trimmed Ledges, MM" “°°"' '
6 inches, ’ 25 058. . '
' 10 11191199, 35 91:9. Address Books ‘
. centerpieces, lace edges, 24 inches, $1.25 I For the. writing
Pin Cushions, lace trimmed, 6 x 12, 39 (its. desk, 9. real little bar-
' 6 x 15, 50 (its. gain,_b01md in suede
. leather, dark red.
The Special Designer Otter - . 91.09 “
' " Expires May 12. L ' Much under price,
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