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Ensign Arthur Lav erets, naval ayiator..
It’ I unsightly and Willie, but worse still, it iln’t per. and C. C. ‘Uotton, observer, we '92 res-1
manent The cued by a cousin 1se steamship thirtyg
repairs 3 plaster may tell any day and is bound *0 need ~ five miles of! Miami, r111. Monday 1112‘E
ternoon. and brought here today on the?
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are 3St9amship. _'l‘he men had DeP'l 11511-1
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It} sure of getting their
finter 3 coal in any event
fiddling of the sort.
They have merely put their
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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a check on the situation 11nd,} Beaver Board has all of the Advantages and none of the breakdown which forced them '0 drop Frida S lons [or sa‘urday Shoppers
incidentally, keep W10 from 1 . handicaps. It is u long lasting as steel and more pleasing in “'0‘“ a “13*" t0 ”1‘" 5‘1”“? 0’ “‘9 5“ ‘ — ~ 2 1‘2
One of the pontoons of the hydroair- '.
handing ml by buying of
2mm dealers. All applies
fins are lodged with Oom-
THE LATEST IN LADIES’ NECKWEAR
Many novel desisms of Pique. Orzandie. Georgette and Voile.
appearance. plane sprang bleak during the long.
In new building. or old it' I the logical ceiling we on hours riding the waves and the craftl
abeolutl ll 1 would not have stayed afloat more’
.We ma “pom mule ey co “nee ’0“ of thi‘ if you 11 give “I ‘ mom than half an hour after rescue, the I
LEGO”! of all deliveries. 0f i ‘ aviators said. The sharks with which
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m... ”MM... The Hatch f: Bailey Co... iiiii‘é‘fiiii’f;“$3.23:ZZZ:, Ladies’ Silk Underwear
deal for you, but there’ 11 a
3 31331-333331; hand just 3°“ don t r} w .. 3,? 531313: fihiegicfgaa'ygfsgfig; Beautifully Fashioned Camisoles Bloomer Envelogebe Chemises and a nice afi-
33 l 33 3_ 33 3 3 3 ‘ -33 333333 33 3 3 3 33 3_ _3_3_ 3 ___3 ' was slghted and high seas had begun 2 sortment 0f crepe dc hine Ni! tRObe S. '
[Tag 1ducted a’re provid d w th lb 3b k “i bré‘ild‘ mm it When his 8559‘ tame. ' ‘AI
. , .. e 1 war 1 laries, 00 5 11011311 9. The pair ue1e nearly ex- ’ .
3 1 ' Waterbury reported signal success and equipment. hausled {Ii LadleS’ MUSlln Under ear
Zwith 25,441 books contributed. One . . 903‘“? hygmilplageyfilehbweigh“ ‘-’-' ' ‘
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3 33333131313 afghawds 11111131311111.1333 col ennmr noosTERs no 5.6mm.) and mm. be“, m, 1111. . . Wonderfully good values to a variety of garments inst received. . .
y 11 an an omo e can NOT FOLLOW CLOCK 1111110111. At the Quarantine Station lt‘ J
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(”ark Os?~33 1 Bridgeport made the secanebe‘sl-tesljoz- '- ‘ zrtfmculiiHZUagdrship,‘lifhifiietozfred 353031101 something N eW in l y ou ses
Fairfleld Complainsflecause Growing
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ing with 15, 000 books collected; New Com. .. . mm N a m- was 0““ 0 be
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Haven reports 7 399 books a“ 11.... Midnight my “"8 danased_____ 3 3 Wash Silk Waists' 1311 white and striking striped efi‘tcls Hus- .. ~a $2. 0 $3.
nooks son THE 501.0153: :22? 53403- A“ “‘3 °°mmmties 1" 91-9 Roosters in 'rancem have failed 111- ANOTHER AVIATOR CADET KILL}
" _.,- ‘ the 818283532? 21:33:? b°3°k grim and xcrly to observe the rule"of setting the! ‘ , 50 W _____ 3W - 7'5"” ~- ~ — ~ ~— ——
Connecticut People Giva 100.418 for p c a 93- n t 9“ oom- clock ahead and crow in Greenfield) NEW YORK May 9.~Ralpl1 F Icr PREPARE son meen '11 saving would ‘mount to 60 000 000' fuully o1 insufficient 1111mm: 11m»
munitles were made headquarters for
_ Elms.
HARTFORD, May 9~Connectlcut The books received represent all
pie have donated 100. 418 books l‘ clauses of literature Many 0‘ them
"ill at one 0'01”“ every ' morning emy, Wilkes Barre Pa.,, one of the ar- 101111.01 111019, of coal. If the next tus; hale them put in shape the-1min.
wintel should mme to be a mild one ute the winter files are out
This is rather annoying to those rub my aviation cadets, who fell 1000 Tim Now to Make Coal Savin Re-
dents of the rural sections who have reel in a collisidn between two air i e pair. 0 the 90 per cent .would uork little And if3you engietctmto liiifinftfl‘ggmifi
been in the habit of relying on the, l (" 2 3 3 3 Ihaldshi p; it a 1cpitition of the one w1n er, use 1 1 e 3 33
11' libraries ovemgas, aboard .1 are entirely new some are the most .Danes at .entral Park, h 1.. yester- . The long cold winter of 1917.18, ln'l‘lfil gonewwcll, that's a difleicnt y0u1 supply. It may not be a cmer
Transports and in the army valuable ‘books 0'. rival 1 ll ti crow ”f ““3 ‘h‘m‘cm’r ‘0 “1°" that day died today at the Signal Corps‘many sections or our snow b911, me story. ”gmflm‘fll £111 subject to contemplate whh 11.11»
911111111 ”"1 stations at 333333 couni and those b00333 333339333333 0 co cc one 11 was midnight which is the. regular Hospital at liempstead. N. \v The Do 31110111 sevele in 40 yPars has passed; i The time 10 menu 11 leaky mor it, advent of3the 3321131 31:313m33d313133y3: 3353313
Vaccordingtoa r l ll db ‘3 “'9 had “use hour (or roosters to crow. gdy will be shipped .0 his brother 11" snow banks which gunlded front now. to nebuilt a molten fence, 1111"?“ 1’0?“ ar, ‘1 5“ h H. “3 333
epor comp e y are in splendid condition. All books Drugglot, Boyle of Fairncld center Fmporla Kane. doors and moss streets blue melted once. The obvious, sensible action in ing? Then do it now. ~ 111
ouneeucut Library Committee. , — w . 11 11111 1 11 1 . . 18013 in Povu'al' “Wham“ “333““-
?h :book drive for good reading 1113- :3?u:::?1::: 12:31:: d clabelftt by the says that many of the “mm“ “me John B Elwin, or Muldrow Miss. 33583338113110 malie 1:131:11: to? 3313131313113??? Sitargtligr“ $123 30913131 biildigtoédliizll ‘ ,_
3 ., ,, . Y 0mm t ee. then that it is harch for them to get used' 3w“ killed in the accident and Julian palm to houses and fuctoxies. which are good ventilators but poor heat‘ England owns wheat in Ausunna.
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Wet 412333333133 ’W‘llh thed sailor: crated “‘3 shipped ‘0. “01’0““ and 10 the “Win! Win it 13 “3 ”19 dork R. Vldncr, of Washington D C.. we will keep out cold and save fuel .1etuine1s. is to topair them at once. that she bought at one dollar a.
311pprova Newport hers. The American Libra being set ahead. slightly injured. The fuel udminietmtlon is said to.-lt will cost no mom to make a few bushel These supplies cannOt‘ 13.11
()8th Connecticut State Council of ry association is the agency “"0th havqin mind an order which will cunstorm windous now than latex when used because 01.1.9101“ 3111311 and 1116
clause. and has been successfully con- which. the military and naval forces —Advertiuln than...“ 4 Try .Swma Want Ad. 3 fuel uscls down to at least 90 WI“ may not be possible 110 obtain
Men In Nation’s Service.
cent of normal iequirements. Such them. The same is “u? in fossil“ U «(arclty 0’ shipping.
H. KRIEGER 8: CO.
W111 have their usual SemT-Annual Half Price Sale of
f:‘_l“.{t2,1 .
ring Coats Tailored suifs, Silk and Serge Dresses and
’ Cloth Skirts. -
Sale .‘Will start—Tome
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It has been our custom for the past 25 years to hold such a sale twice ayear and
it IS eagerly looked far-ward to by hundreds of shrer shoppers. Considering the
present high prices of all Wo01en materialsihis sale should be of more than ordinary
interest to everybody that’s loOking for genuine bargains. This sale will embrace 3,
our entire stock of Spring Coats, Tailored Suits, Silk, Crepe de Chine, Poplin Dresses
and All W001 serge Dresses Jersey Cloth Dresses and Tailored Woolen Sklrts 'j ”‘ ’4 ‘
ALL To GOAT ALF p1 E
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$15.00 Suits for G - ” - -l , - " 3.87 50 $20.00 Dresses. for > --2 - -, $10 00
$18.00 suits for - --- ',_-, ‘=- 3 $9. 00; "$5.005ki‘rls for, - .- 2 “129* im- ”3; $2. 50
$25.00 Suits for ~- _ _, $12 50, etc "$600 Skirts for . -~ , ..
$153,.300Drcssesfor ' .. $7.50 $8.00 Skirts for a - . 3.. > 11
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