Ueut James F. Craa'tord, Warsaw. N. Kenneth Klein, Fort Kent. Me; Alfred
Y., missing inaction. Goodwin, Song Hiram, Me; Reno .1
Killed In action—Corporal Patrick 63811011, Georgetown. Mass. , Norm-Ii
Farrell, Mentor, at J.; Private. '1‘. Del, mediatio-
Harry J. fluke, Strongbow, 111.; Jaw Wounded morelMer-geant JON!
Isaak W.flommrme¢m0 Arm, 0111mm No.1 P11!!!»
Died at erimeb Thomas William H. Andrm..Domy. mar
1W. Cole. Bprlngvale. Maine: Charles Otto J. Beyer, Castoriand. N. Y.; Les
Conklin. Grand Haven, ”Mich; James ter W- Chase. Derry, NH H: Walter G
r Poland and the occupied por-
s of Marthem M in I
Cromle, Brookiine. Muss. jGouln. walnut. .N. 11.; Mike 211111111.
Died of disease—Corporal Robert Pennington Ne
elud 1 Carroll Muller, Dickinson. tuner?!” Wounded assay—mum Clare-w
Courllmd and Esthonla The vatea John 911MB, 0”, COW”: NOV F. Jayson, Chicago. 111.; 11W“
memes of those 11de to reign lYork cuy; Stanton! )3. m, M W W. Omaha“, Pa. ..
.. 81' thefie bordfif “W are “ct lyn N. Y_; Cheater Macjejewsu BepI‘ ‘Clarence M Amber. Santos: $911385.
.NGMHED SOME
(00an 33st m
' newmmmwers
' med lin Wis; Patrick L.Mor11h
. 3;; New N. Y.; Rabbilia 1.001111, New York
filmgefiierfiemwal fighting: York ‘39” ’ 1city; John N Dieterson, $11.11 We
Died or accident—amt, Stuart co; George Howard magician. Y. ..
, Pomona; 0n. ‘ ' ' Sergeants SolonE. Ellis. Wsco, Texas;
ӣ960!me Dull! Mommy MLW; 60:1
let '1‘. Bushman. upstream. minerals Leon A. Emery. Famine».
Harry J. Lewis. Buckleld. “841’“ Me; JamutLGittiua. at. Mars KL.
Inter Waller H.179“ Mn, “N- .. Corporate Daniel B Gould. New Vino-
fieddop, the Miles are continuing!
their tactics of WWW the
thrust by reaching out for new
vantage points from which the bet- E
, tor to resist it.
The French were the aggroheors
in thé latest operation of this kind,
”flied out late yesterday. They
mailed out from their lines southJ
at Miles, on the Somme front,
‘fleir objective being a wood situat-
H it about the point where the
. Germain had made their furthest
3 , westward advance, and are within
trillion distance of. the Paris~I
Amieus railway.
Z The operation was entirely suc-
coastal, resulting 111 the capture of
“the wood; on the slopes west of the
Awe river, possession of which
improves considerably the Allied
glosition on this important sector.
The Germans evidently recon.
mixed this fact,f01 they countered
strongly at night. Their determin-
or! attack was a failure, however
3' hi after spirited fighting the
French remained in possession of
their new position, after having
out‘the enemy up badly with their,
fire, besides taking more than
three score prisoners
WASHINGTON, May tor—The one
3‘ ulty list today contained 120 names.
A flvlded as follows:
- A, K‘Illled in action, 8: died of wounds.
. :3 3- died otaceiasni 11 died ht dis“?
Y 6: died of other caudal. "I .‘ WWW".
' urerely, 8; wounded slightly,"481.
wounded. 8: missing In action, 39. I
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Effect an Alum: Reduction
in Stout Figures
BACK and room LACE
Hips, bust‘und abdomen reduced 1 to 5
inches, ”I look 10 to 20190:“: lighter.
You are no longer STOUT , you can went
more fashionable styles; 111111331111 get
“Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
ate price. You never wore more com-
tenable or“ easy feeling” corsets.
ff MCI! I'm: £5st 31571.55
Noni. monomer pried... . . JAM
NW Wont 81m. CplIITIIl. pried... . . :19“ ‘1.
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FOR DOLLAR DAY oNLY
As We have not had any sales-for .the‘ 'Tlast'ttwo,
years on account of the highmarkets imot‘ir line ‘of
merchandise, we are going to have a Dollar- an-
Sale that will beat the record We are taking a half
dollar loss on every dollar goods we sell. I
READ OUR ITEMS CAREFULLY
ME_N 8 UNION SUITS, Cooper roake; $1. 50
value. Sale price .................. $1.00
B. Y. D. UNION sun's. Sale price .... 31.00
« Regular 31 oo UNION suns with a pair of ‘
“ sox f1ee.8ole price ........... _ . . .. $1. 00 -. ,
31 50 COLUMBIA SHIRE 3. Sale price .. 31.00 . ‘ 3
,. 3.7753 NEGKWEAR. Sale price ...... 2 for $1.00 .‘
32.00’srnaw HATS. Sale price ...... 33.311.”
'xnlimrau'rs, Union made; $2.00 value:- 37: " ' ‘ ‘
' Sale. price ..... , .................. . $1.00..
330031.113 senor: rams, 31.011 oir. ;"34;oo’ '
'34.um 51.00011" ...... 3300 OYYBAYRYSHWSONSHE
”honours, 31.0001: “32.03 ,i"
The welLknown M0 SEX- HALP : . :1; :hoes. Sale price .......... .... $3.:
30813;] 5&9.me coutShoes.Salepfice.........$2.
Sale price ...... , ....... .3 pairs for $1. 00 ,_ .- 0550 Barry Shoes. Sale price ..... $4.60
Teams sauce. Sale price ........... 31.00. ' - "57-00 93““ Tie“. lamPM '~-' ----- - “-0” '
w 3400 SUIT GASES Sale price ------ ,- -- $330 $7.50 Shoes with O’Sulllvan rubber heel
‘ 5011 Arms-no 13133333me walready attached. Sale price ...... .$6.50 _
' 3 garments for $1.00. _ , , All our shoes guaflnt-eed.
Do not miss this matopoortunity—as you not these bargains every
day. You save 50c on every dollar you spend wi
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sun‘s-y W“ V?
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16.11918
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yard, «Me; Herbert Green, Bartel-ville, All? modem: widehswingh tow;- go up t2}.
lfidal s on t e U t side of is
all m 1:23;” MRI]: EN??? frontptarfick, but evidenlly not Main:
' ' thatthe machine behind was“
.Chlrlu inhumaker, Jersey City, N. J. .. m“ cut “a,” m the m or
Tm C. Speck 14W Tom: the trout W and run W 1n,
1min: Nelson H ‘Drlver. St.“- Ja-lo the M8 rope. 'l'he light
Iaeph, In; Orion Helm, Columbus, mekbmdowdsmm
Ohio; Richard Wickersharn, Esther- board and the rear wheel. u M
ville, 1a.; Privates Rollo Bates, Lady key was thrown up in the 1112‘ I Ols-
smith, Wis; George Burger, Chicago trace 0! View lee‘ andlandod by the
[11.; Don Butcher, Foil Wayne, 11111.; on.
George C. Bran Whitman, Mass; The “3191;“ Watt 1r 9, Inc an
William J (3me Boston. “as“ me the go ahead signal lust at that
W 8. Ghana: Newbury, 31.; moment. do further details must be
Roy J. Collins, Petersbm, lll.;18ft for motherland -_
W T.Diei1. J35” City, N 1’ Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Cobum of
Thomas F Dorie. WW'» N [Y ' Booth Norwalk spent 91011qu after
”If“! T" Francisco, Wilmette. 11.,, noon with friends in Newton. Dr. Co
Hons A. Homer Mankato, Minn; Stnn- b .
' urn is known all o~er New W
121 m ”'3" Wis. “3W as a connoisseur and collector of an-
Hodzdon. Sauna. Mus; Sam Hoslel. 161m a that“, n ,
Waldo Ark; Jul Johnston, Melitta-ll. in,” mzuuém '23:: 0 ill “I
“3- p 1m D Leuefl. RWY. Ya»; Win“ filth-90m “tern g“. a].
Selmer 'l' inland. Weldon. Mk. Gan home is a private museum 01mm.
Ma: Swab N Ward Wdemv every tom and lull is furnished with
1; Kirby 8. 10113.!”- Washington the househdd paraphuulia at our
Courthouse. Ohiorflupdhh Wm." colonial. forebears—Standard Advo-
Cincinultl; 0.: WM A. Miller. one we, -
also, 111.; Francis. L.’ Pitch-rd, homer
ville. Pd; Dean J. Riordan. 9 Ark-
' wright street, Manchester. N. It; '
George Rudni‘ck. Chico“, ill; Thoma
C. Seder. Rarenooroit, Tenn; Robert.
E. spies-ll. Path Amhoy, N. I: Robert .
ter 1110M, Lexington. Kit: Bout:
Walls. Cincinnati, Ohio, Raymond Wat-
son, Hart. Michigan: Michael H.
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Wounded in action—Sergeant Gmy
14' the emper-
IlIli IiIIN PLANT
TATE BIIIH llN
NEVILLE ISIIIIIII
“‘5‘“! ““4" me" ‘3' " I“ Ordnance Works of Govern- 1‘0 (191910394 “Wm “WM
mt Will Be Largest in
World
wssumcron May 1541-1111.. 1
land. in the Ohio river near ,Pitts-
burgh, was selected yesterday by the
war department at the site I'or 1hr:
great government ordnaDCe plant to
lac mun and operated. in the interim
Work will be rushed as rapidly as
possible.
The Neville island ohm will he
the largest in the world, surpassing
men that at the Krupps in Germany.
11 [Will he built and opclalf‘d b1 1hr
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the solicitation of the govei'flnment
Heavy artillery and molecules in
great quantities will
the supervision of the steel corpora-
ils organization to build the plant.
A committee of ten experis of the
steel corporation will have immedi
ate charge of the work. The cost olI
building the plant will approxlmml
$60,000,000. possibly more.
of the steel corporation will «work in
conjunction with the Win department
and will receive no compensation fori
their services.
The o1dnunce department already
has examined plans .submltted by ”1'
,corporation for the huge plant and
be made under
tion which will detail experts from.
amt-era I
'1'" ‘ ‘ IN WALL mu!
NEW 1'.0R.K May 15. Wall Street.
10:30 :2 air—m that“ stem
again the loremoct [am “I me
Istrons Dreams of Indore molar-
Iket, in several noteworthy instances
supplementh‘ yfierday’o gains. Sec
ondary ratio handing flies, Rock Is-
Ilands. New Haven Mllsouri Pacific,
",Kansas City‘ml ltd Wabash al-
U S.
Steel gained only a fraction. but Beth-
lehem, (‘ruicible and \iid\ale Steels,
also Baldwin Locomotive, Bone and
Superior, Westinghouse and Ameru an
Sugar mused 1 to 3 minis nights} Li-
berty Bonds were is 1eg11‘ er
IIIHIIIII 8""
000% ‘ Ml
memos Wanan’d
Weaken
Che-semi!
t«lilruggist’dbA’incc.
Peru. lnd.—~”I Merci} from :15 db-
placement with backache and dIrm
dawn p ai no no
. badly that at times
- I could not be on
my feet audit did
notseemoo tho
{could stand it. I
tried different
at
an benefit :and
Several doctors
told me nothing
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Begley, Shelhyville, 111d; Corporals construction is expected to begin 111-: but an ope
(Thales R “11185. lndimpalis. Ind : most immediately. The steel coIrporaI ‘ ‘ would d?! any
William E.'l‘r11ub,MI111nI.Flo:Prl-l '1‘]!!! It“! H m or AND tion will be given a free hand in the. . 800d“ .told m "‘08;
votes Jesse A. Billhymer. Oglcsuv lll.; ' 3m Nun’um'mcmom \chtructlon dud operation or the; ‘ fadii E. P 'nli-
manammw d 'H: min ’1‘ ~ ..I‘. . 1
Peter 1' Bohan, Brooklyn, N Y'; Her- nu mythic; 11110111332113“. ‘1‘; grain , Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the £23” 13188 1.00.1:
be.“ Fullenwlder, Indianumlis. lull-l - mallard mm" "W” “Mi-h '0'! W55 lstcel corporaton, recently announced ‘1’?“ '
Everett. it. Heckord. Van Buren. Ind;
John C. Townsley, Vincennes. Ind.
,Mlsslng In action-~Captaln George
C. Freeland, Westville, Conn; Lleut.
flutes F. Crawford, Warsaw. N. Y.:
ven. Com; Jack Estimate, Orange.
Conn;- Harold A. Bergman”. New H11 .
ven. 0%.; Costa! E. Carlson, 176*
Pager street. NWIrlown, Conn. Flef'l
W: (Shifty, New HQen. Conn; James
out." but seldom entirely cut out a!
your motor. At that carbon is great
fluff—4n Its place. Thus It may be
111. to the Needle ligm~whus n. is
to K In motor attic-loner.
‘that his company. in consequence of
the magnitude of its business, most
. of .hlch, directly or indirectly, is
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You “on do what “mum“ a: in aid of the mIitary necessities oI
ulisiled cumin.- on doing. They live
their 131111qu liefllfll C. ABBON
”mmmltldwmdenthto
moron improves the quality of
your "32.11" giving 26% to “Hi. more
mllraxe on scum amount 1 i' KM‘UTHIM
than making {or greater I created \T'
flclency and Iconomy these war time:
a! hint «Molina prior--
Give your dealer the Infill SIGN.
Tlun give your rnoIor Il1e llY-SIG)‘:
it w1th the csult
I \ \ "’I andetm trail-l
up in the morningatfouro’ c mg
{the gmeinment and the allies. had do. y,comelunennd WWW?
hoped to avoid the nemait) of can feel 00d. I don t know “how many of
1been persuaded by the NW depun IPinklnme V hen
. ment that Is Was Imperatiielv iequir- donoforme" "WANNCXDJETWO,
l PITTSBURGH, May 16.——Neville Is-I Womenwhpsutfer froman simh ail-
; I land is 11 stretch of land in the Ohio menu should not failtotry isfamoud
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I housework, thengotoafactoryarlwo
{grazing in work of the kind but had e'ndl I have told what LydiBE.
ed under existing conditions. I36 West, 10th 81,, Peru, Ind.
1Ive1 just beyond the Pittsburgh c.1yll‘00Ii and herb moody, Lydia '
limits, some seven miles long andlhamsVegetuhIeCompound
Hurry J. Cook lansl llampl'oh. Count:
L011 M Couch. New Milford, Conn;
Joseph D. Anna. New Milford, i‘..on11 '1,
John M. .le1n1lngs,.Belle l’laln low;11
I_'llay111ond J. Kanolr, New Hmonfl,
‘ven, Conn:
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street, lliddletown. Conn: 111111121112 P
Lennieux. Middlelown. Conn; John 3.1
Minor. New “Haven, Conn: Michael \I...
Olle.Poqunhuck.Com.1Fmele \Io-
.quin ll1‘.istol Conn: Eduard \,\ Pm
nlm \cwila1e11 Conn; JeI'I' D. {1111mm
Glonroe Ala.:Jol11i Sachs. New Ha,
DanIelI E. Sam, West
warehaui, Mass. .l‘hhn Snmak Koren;
Russia; Roloslaw R. Sel‘clk.1\‘ew Lon-
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Portland. Conn; Ellis M. Y.o1.11,1;, l5 ver-
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL-S.
Mrs. Lucy Ruggiero.
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Mrs. Lucy Ruggiero, wife of Louis .
‘ Ruggiero, died yesterday afternoon 3‘.
:Ihe Norwalk hospital. aged 33 years.
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She is survived by her husband 11an
Funeral will he
1held Friday morning from her lots-
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'held tram her home, Thursday alter“
home. Soundview aienne .11 s OCIULn.
and 9 oclock from SI. Joseph's R. C
church. Burial will follow in St.
Mary’s cemetery. I
Funeral of Cdrnelluo Lucy.
The lumen] of dornelius Lucy was
largely attended This morning from her
late l1ome,_Llnde1u avenue, at 9: 15
o'clock. and from St. Mews church =11
10 o‘,clock when ’a solemn requiem
high mass was sung by Hey I J>Mc I
celebrant, Rev. Waiter Mc-
.Cran. Deacon. Rev. T. J Finn. Sun ‘
deacon.
0 Pie Pesu. and One Sweetly, Solemn
Mrs irvlng Haynes rendered solos,
Thought.
The nail bearers were John No'lrii.
Michael Nolan. Patrick Nolan and
John McGrath. Interment took place
I St Mary’s cemetery.
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Felicia Err-loo
Felicia Errico. the little daughter
501 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Errico, died
at their 110111e,SprIngdale Court, last
evenlng. need _one your and four
months. The funeral services will be
non at 2 oclock. and the burial will be,
In St Mary' 3 cemetery.
Ml-XUP ON NOROTON HILL.
A pa'sseger on the 8: 18_ trolley car
from . .orwalk Io Stamford. this morn-
lnz. described what he can WEB the,
.mn'nielt‘automobilo mlxup that could
F'. Coleman, New even. Conn: 111-" ““d M” “W “'“ewmex‘eyd 11 ”“5 W" ‘ ' Chum sun
Ollieers named were Captain Clar- Wilbut MFR» Ho. 13:33’3 thur I". Johnson. “Eldest. Alain strung-1111132.), hm of Dower “‘1 22h [3133033111311 kthillgelrleY: 15313112223 For a
I gee F. Jonson, Chicago, and Lieuts. , w Middletown. Conn: William 1(1th $333193”: y ”mw'di $1113.? ‘8 ‘0‘ "w “meme s‘eel Company and s?" 133'”. with “"333.th
111; Alexander. Chambersburg..Pa.-g 1. ~ 3“,, "a M.“ 'Q,_ . ’. . " ° Iwhlch, 11 was said here seatexdai 'yk‘U‘“ “"6 1"" ‘ w" F0,"
,1; Clarence M. Archer, 'Saraioga Sprig”: 3:». $0M" Mrgalto $0.133thh Hgin'nigx' ChhegruSerehiif ‘ mfoYEXAQHKE .f‘gfimc'. u. ‘ 310“”be “Rd 3 lhe hwfleqfillnhmeisyk '0'!” r
. . . . . _ ASK you]; pm 0; send go eat urnute pan w lL'l M e at
g “A!" Robbins L- Conn. N9“ York . glvethe' ‘nowdorrtf‘Nho figurovogdd Waltei J. Reminds. New Hm .1" I C [11111 ol the new Bllll’llil‘lsl’. '0'" box roves m1 ex":°'d”;',"-:y healing
city; John N. Dickerson, San Francis- U ll €33 oi the moment. inexpensive, toult- ‘001111‘ Mecl1anlcs,lol1n F Cronin. hek' Auto P’ c“ ' m“ ”Ellie dramfi'firi'si‘s'u drufl ome-
:3 001 and GeOrge Howard, Rosen dale, N. lesslyfittln'g nequn ed for oinlort.Wearandshnposmouldlng$ldo$1fl Portland Conn: Palm 1:. Plant." . ‘ ”'3 ”5"” 3‘" N' Y‘ C'ty' «mono. Want Ads Sure to P“ I The Canton Powdrr Canberra). Must.
I1 Y.. wounded slightlv: Captain George M, Dal... _ warrant“ 31103.1“. new YOIIK ‘ cue... Quinr1.Mass.; nugle1 Herbert R New '"“""“'“"' N!
.C Freeland, Wesivllie COM," and 1; ‘1’ t» . . . ton, HarttordaConnflPIrlvutes Cliesierl "T '. "'b' “WWW"
m... . is: 4....-.“ .. 3-". . i- - 1'" H 5’33.
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vester 1 c le‘jnenliu Glenna. Ale . 1 ‘ '
ance 0 our i e we . Leonard (‘olbImL New Havm, Conn” ' i H
Means a saving To All
Who Visit Our Store
We are not confining our bargains for
Dollar Day to 21ch specials but eyeiy-
thing in our store will be offered at, -i
A BIG REDUCTION TO- MORROW
II You Contemplate Buying Anything in the line ol
Furniture and Houselurnishing Goods
Don’ t fail to see our line. Here ”you will find ALL
goods SPECIALLY PRICED for Dollar Day, in-
cluding Refrigerators, Go—Carts, Hammocks, Porch
Chairs, Porch Screens, Porch Hammocks, Brass
3 Beds,'Springs, Mattresses, Rugs and Linoletnns;
" SPECIALLY PRICED FOR}; j
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