‘-.. flow.
:‘New designs in “Icretonnes
draperies. Also window.
if" a m gm,
.. {hw'est‘ and west winds. The subject for the a ,
‘ which was central yesterday - but 0111‘ subjectis Civilian Bracken of Academy street, was home
Illinois has moved northeastw'ul‘d - .Suits for the home coming on a short mrlou‘gh last week. my
snow central ol'enthe upper St. Heroes. . - . -
during the last twenty-tour hdurs broadened It] They' need
Bracken, son? of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
bigger {I ll 1' efly \ has not. yet been discharged.
vessel, the West point. arrived at New» I
unknowns.» : -g- » . r f » .1. V .. 77711 ,. -
» . " - “nonsm'rm _ w ,4,
walk and vicinity. Fair to-. . , _ . , ,
od’Wednesday: colder tonight. uncxms did he the . First-Class Yeoman Lyman o.
J.
the opportunity to come home. He
J ' ' » l . . Will: in Wellnllz, who has . ,, .- — . .
central "V" 0mm?“ ‘3 ““1“ We "3 Prepared- 39'3““ 3 a... .or ten oflthem take one to the blur.
leasant weather Wlth tempera- , ‘ ben m the base hosmtnlInt Camp Up- ” V , , _ V -,
loomewhat below normal in the Heye he.“ find “he . new 3 ton. has been summoned home by the, but 39!“. treat-aunt Ina ”gt-“MIC
~and southern alarms. {imp’mgt “gag“; °n “be”! serious illness of his (other. Albert {- ‘ -, , couldn't have none to a movle at any
’rnlngs for high winds are display- 3 ° usky “3“” W'ellnitz of West avenue. The lat-r?” . price. . _ ' ,
and new 0010“ and patterns tnr's sister Mrs Paul Recslel of New K . ~ ' I.
4 . that Win 8pm} to his eye ' lhwhelle ‘is also-here ' Y ’ \
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ““3“”. hem” 1““ military W- ? ‘ ' ’ ' .l _. d - ouruzrefatm ‘9 h‘ ther .may have
. I '1 ' TODAY. e. _ James Dagon of Fort “fright llasl ‘ ' “vent! .' m Iorse 1!,“ t3: 00;“;
: emperatllro: High. 54; 10W- “‘—— been home on a furlough of four days. , . “I an. ”all! a '1‘ VI sum or i ll
Fair. I l R & S , "Jim" says it is a line sample of what F the ”nee fit I stable or thorough
. - ogers . - (Bl ens i life ought to be. to get home for half! ~ breds would not have bouzht him a
' _ ' '. ‘* 3 a week, yet he hopes to be discharged flivver, ’ .
it), N 2 WS ”mam . 3“” “ma" ; shortly and then he will realize his . . . . ‘ '
; . I: ~ , loudest hop-es. . ”Sixty veers also the ladies could so
; W’illiam K. Maples is confined to bisl -...._ LI 'I‘ . ’
. - -J .llome on Maple street today with ill-‘ VMr. and Mrs- Harold Baldwin. Mr. ‘ , “WWW“ for dry IONS ma buy Silks
lilt'SS- ' 3' and Mrs. Frank M. Sanger and Mr. andI that W m‘ke you mil “'1"!
Mrs. John Gruelle will entertain theE _ --- - * Selim. Harry “r. l-hrle were among 5} . envy. m that were linens and
Emma. club at her home 0“ Em av°‘§—-—“TOM MORE HAS A .NEW .ROLE those who attended the annual St. Pa- : broadcloths that bearer description.
this evening. ' lot sheriff in “(:0 West. Young Man." wck's Day entertainment st the Black But what their favorite store did “(it
. T‘Tn“ lRucenl \\’odncsda.v only. Rock Country club in Bridgeport inst 1;: \ h ' fl! . n .
nuley A. Slmth. superintendent 0" _,_ ' lm-enin-v - , . ave ey “Sill Y not 810” Without.
unnecticut Light & Power C"ll- Col!“ l-Jnc . ; “‘ V .
. _ . . ' _ . nmpnlelll, ho. 3!. l. 0. 0.’ - . -i,. i- . . . i--. .7. . L 7
puny is m Walelbul) today on husi ‘F. conferred the Entriarchiai def-{livelviiiib‘erkennt Harold"'l{anna:’ W5 has er: 7. You all.”le up your duly news. .
, , ’* "” ' last eveningr upon a number of candi-fi recently returned from overseas serv- ‘ ' ”8081’ and m “ft”, ll minutes V0" can
MAN' SEE VdeOS. L its. and is now stationed at Camp Dix, .L kRO‘V What the dlflerent shops are
.9 In I v _ ", ‘ . . . .
4831‘”:st 1333311 sheriff PL! - *— .-l\. J.. has been enjoying a short lur- qfl'ermz In fabrics. battering, vane.
. 00 e a g. . - ; Miss M. Mt-(vlelluml. Ior Durien,.re~ loush with his .mother. Mrs. sun. ties and qualities that treat-grand-
s t-Theatre, Tomorrow only. ipnrted to the police this morning thal both i-lnnnaI at his old home. 24 Heldon .. mother never (I could be -'
~ . . . . .. - avenue. W .
WW;23213.2":.iii’“..f.‘.‘.f°:°'i‘..f;if..fi‘.‘2f‘1;l?l< w 5. “them! mu... under any condu-
. f ' A .’ lln's ; ’ - 5 _ .
a: “I congruent?! 122;] 11:52: i? R ,‘uml a Wheel and ”m off a smmmg Mr. Isnd Mrs. Charles A. Tucker of "9 lion
. rage rot g ‘ ‘ ' ' ; Duryea machine. 5 “Hudson Conn- were weekend guests \ .
“5““ ? ._____.. ,. for Mrs. Mary Cousins at Main street. , Times have changed. and. so have
. W'etll‘esduy evening will be (he llsul'l,’ The “rm"hn'“ Foreign Missionary Mr. Tucker w” a former ”finch”, of “- merchandise and business methods.
(ma mm“ m the Scum “PM”, (Ihlblsoclely of the First Methodist Eplsco—g the Center school. . V 2 One of the influences that has help-
"iheh the famous (club lum-h will he’m‘ ““1”" “'m "‘9“ “m “"8““ “‘i ‘ . —‘” ' L.- .
ed' ‘ . 7:45 at the church, The members or. Mrs. Wallace Ecmnleyend dauxh- ‘
~ , ' the society and women of the church ters. Bloncheimd Virginit'of Bridge- .
by Grand Chevrolet Touring car.
fjternoon at 3 o’clock.
hos delivered to Robert La Monte, o.
- 'The Official Board of the First Mt»? ~--—
"‘«A d l ," N w Canaan. a new 133- . .
" the r 8 ey e thodlst Episcopal church will met". to. Mm E- 0- Belle of New Yurk rill}
, marrow evenlnlz at 8 o’clock at the is ”’19 W883 of Mr. and MN- 6901‘“ F-l
_ onwALK vs. STAMFORD. An-
. our. TUESDAY. DANCING.
“ it... clal ohd important meeting of:
efLadies' Aid society of the First
Mia " 1st Episcopal church will be
.he' at the church on \Vednesdny maths store and all of our framing will Florida.
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Dori-rims THE”?
" CHANGE
cuts-in a.
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you Put .. such docu-M f
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j ito cure. states a well-known authority.
. i We are advised to dress warmly; “keep
‘ 'meat, but drink plenty" of good-"water.
. Vtism. '. '
. , .. . ». wilh'
.WY R. Mam of Austin.” Garage. arr- all invil.d to attend. {port are spending} few days . Vi
.g. i 'u ,
3 friends in South Nomlk.
'be done 'there. The seivicewill be ---~--
the best and the most prompt. Our Miss Agnes Andersen has returned-
1038, QUALITY CHOCOI ETES‘ assortment of moldings is of me lo Glenhrook'after a pleasant» visit
{largesté-you will be sure to find just with friends in South Nomlk,
ZOO—$1.25. what Suits your picture. One lrinl willI ._
convince vou. Donnellv's it; Scum
' ' ‘ A .
n-Powell Corporation 'Main street. . n automobile tire found in the sec .
-' I. . and district yesterday by Edward J.
L W--- _
i
Flal‘l'erlv was turned over to the police
RIC ACID IN Mill
i I A resideni of Taylor avenue lodged
BRINGS RHEUMAIISM a complaint with llllipollce that boys
.in that section were ,crealfng s distur»
llanuc and \l‘cro destroying his bro}???-
,1!
VlSays a little Salts in water may save
iv. -
you from dread attack. '
l
I
&
. . . . Alfred Wane. of 73 Water street.
Rheumatism is easxer to aVOld than went to police headquarters this morn-
snulled and robbed of 820 last evenlnz.
He admitted he had been drinking and
could not say where the alleged as-
sault and robbery . was . committed.
When he appeared 'at hesdqusrt‘el‘s he
had a nasty out on his lower lip which
necesslated attention by Dr. Fran-leis l.
Home“. The police are investigating.
the feel. dry; avoid exposure; eat lesfi
l Rheumatism is a direct result. of cab
{ins too much meat and other 'rich
roads that produce uric acid which is
absorbed into the blood. It is ; the
function of the kidneys to filter this
acid .trcm the blood and' cast it out in
”‘9 “"im’; “‘9 ”0’95 5‘ “1° 3““ W" Herbert Brown or the third district.
3‘50 a means 0’ freeing the >blood.of imbibed too freely yesterdav afternoon
this impurity. in damp and chilly cold ‘ ‘
weather‘the skin pores are closed thus
torclng’tlle kidneys to do double work,
Hunt on the charges of assault. breach
keeps accumulating and circulatins’
throughIthe system. eventually settling
in the'Joints ‘and muscles causing stiff-
V . ” : {Mn fROCkOff.
At the first twinge of rheumatism!
getfrmn any pharmacy shout tour
Hui-ill 3781383 of water and drink be-
, acid by stimuldtlnx‘the kidneys to nor- . V
~ . ,. street railroad crossing, and the signal;
fore breakfisst esch*m¢rn1nyz tor , ‘ “ . .
‘mG' " This is seldvlaoeliminnte ufl°leil itreet m: that s mums.
very drunken. condition/hadnttempted
I to walk over the “399“?55'9? the
. 3‘9who seek to protect it against the
plug and reported that he had been its-l
and was arrested by Sergeant, Thomas }
. Word on received by telephone ,_ . I _ . . , ,
a ounces .9! Jud fSIsl'tsgput steblespoon- “me both the Mn at the. Cmtmfl you have 3.35mi), playful VVVchild
.' man (or'theIgang'ot workmen stills? Million 9‘ method?
3: ,. ,
4e
_. , ‘ . - When James Buchanan was President and toll beaver hats were in venue:-
. ' " - ~ when zenflemenworebrosd contour ladies wore hoop skirts. the sen-
« niesvthey tossedhehildrenwere j‘as bit: as uullrters. But the cart-wheel eon-V
g , oers ’yourxrsniifsther on for keepinlr his lace collar clean were not as his
one Valley. It has caused light We realize their . life .5” been in the base hospital at Camp Up 5 . . * V V in bovine bowernsihepenmes of today.
A newly theffil’i‘hfbbflv album? ed to bring about so much of chance.
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that has helped to multiply opportun-
ities and increased the spending sue
of our pennies is advertising.
Every merchant. every manufac-
turer knows that advertisinz mater-
ially reduces selling costs by increas-
inlr the demand for and the distribu-
tion of the product .of hundreds of
thousands of mills.. Indeed manv of
the things we count today as neces-
sities or simple luxuries could not if"
made andrsold at their reasonable
prices except as advertisinlr has cre-
ated a broad market for them. mak-
inz- millions of sales at little prices
and little brofits.
. “‘0‘
And so you owe very much to ad-
- vertisinz. rYou owe1nuch to th {lico-
Dle of yesterday who have read and.
been influenced by past advertising
and so have made possible the econo-
mics and varieties and wide distribu-
tion of‘ merchandise that you enioy.
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Q
You owe present aldvertisinl.r a
thorough readimz. A mater fa-
mlliaritv with advertising. with atl-
vertlsers and advertised merchandise
makes continually for the increasing
Slze of your pennies.
O
l l'orcoI it there is to be no force?
3 (Continued from l’- . “ I. however. it is contended that
. “39 one) the obligation is morally binding, then
. . ‘Indieti‘d we are worse ofl‘. becaus
'.. In States will keep its moral ob--
_ There are a number of advocates . ‘
0! the" we”. dhld Senator Reed. “gallons, whereas some other nations
‘indjmon of the American people "All these contentions were utterly
by arguing that the Council has onl destroyed by 019 Prefidfint. Who. whenjought ‘to be hanged upon gibbels as
the power to recommend only; and he Presented the Lil-Eu Constitution to :higli as heaven. but pointed in the op
. -. ‘ WWW -- «J . .o. -- . . . ., .. - , ,. . . . / .. ,,.. W.
parsonage, 22 West avenue. This will "9'18 at then home on Sorlnswood . . , . . mwmmmoe.m 15"“ "sole menswear :0 .0 4... ‘33
be the final regular meeting for the avenue. V ' '3 —_.._..---..-_-_ .._...- . .. . .
Conference year. . “, *"" ., . ‘ "-‘~ .. '~——.. - .-. --. ._.-_-_. . -_- .-.-_- .w.__._n-—...___._
- .___..._.__. Mr. and Mrs. Edward lilacs or 129 SENATOR REED ‘ gfggfvm: {g “to?“ by no force public misconception of the League’s“ the work is being perform“! are
w-Piutul'e mmlng is one of our special- South Main street are spending the OF MISSOURI “mm mg” Wm? mumfyigo ‘32:; gpfgzggngfgggytgg if: figment-own: n lively Interest In it. It is
ties. IWe haVe leased the floor above month 0! Marci} at St Augustine. ROAS'IS LEAGUE words about armies and navies and emotion. ' p m ' expected installs new organization or
“The misapprehension thus threaten», the 0"“ Service Commission will re-
ed," he said, “has been recently foe . all" in placing In good positions large
th tered by certain distinguished men ' numbers of the men who left their jobs
e e .wllo have‘fortified their arguments by
characterizing all those who opposed .
_ them as narrow-headed. pl‘g'my-mind- ' ‘
taught not. . led. em n has even been suggested CHAPLAIN CASEY A Pnoeesson
to tnke part in the war.
that those who venture to luquirc' Rev. Walter D. Casey. formerly cun-
ntc in St. John's Catholic church in
that it is optional‘ with the several lh Peace Council. exDressly stated: lposite direction.’ Stamford, has been appointed protes-
,nailons to comply or to refuse to oom- ‘Armed force is in the background oil
"The questions involved are too 80" in St Thomufi's Seminal‘i’. Hart-
-l’lly with the recommendguonI ”“3 program, but it 13 in the back-;glient to be settled by the more call- ford. Father Casey volunteered as
“Let us examine that miserable sr- ground and if the moral force 0‘ “191111! or names."
xument. it n. be a true statementhMm “'m “M‘sumce' the ”’I‘yfim‘l
. force of the world shall.’ "
in
;brought before the League, Senator I . . . h
—---‘ in detail Senator Reed analyzed the :Reed said that among them might he 8911 G1 AWL 9-. While administering t
”lurk! ‘ - {League charter. copies of which he .3 grant by Mexico 01' land-to Japan, or the wounded in the vicinity or Fisrm'l
. GIVE (till! I)
chaplain, while curate in St. John's (‘:.-
Citl'ng questions which would be tholic hunch. He was soverelv who,
ghad distributed to all members of tne'sale by Columbia of land to some for- Father Casey was chaplain of ”1,. In.“
ljoint legislative session. Doclaring‘eign power which could erect a fort-
lnfnntry, Fourth Division. at tho um“
' fillet the tentative constitution was of rose to command the Panama Canal. ,
l “SYRUP . ” If .British origin, he asserted that Amer-l The disarmament provision of the he was incapacitated.
‘ . ‘ica would be directly entangled in League charter, the Senator asserted, .Wu—w»:
- ' {European alliances, and added: . 'wouid give the Executive Council ab-f The nominating commmw of Hm
, I 3 “European diplomats have skilfully solute power to limit American arma— Norwalk club will meet ”“5 cumin}: m
3' . §Woven their spider's web so that :we’mem- He added:
. ‘mgy be caught in its meshes and may
“We may be beleaguered by one mnketnp n list of mcmliem for ill" van:
be bound for all time to send our mics. All the enemies or destruction one offices to be voted on ai iii“ v0!“
glf cross, feverish“ sick, bilious, clean'gauam sons to assist the dominant na_llnay be gathering 3.1301“ ‘13- Yet un- in; annual election.
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Children love this "mm laxative,
iand nothing else cleanses the tender;
I8mm ll.» liver and bowels so nicely. {contains no provision for withdrawal '
{ A c d simply will not stop playing“ gegtéggzigzoe§1_ a." League, Senator
to empty .the bowels. and the result is '
”Those who conceived its "structure
they ”9°01” tightly “033“ with. did run intend ' to‘i'ilB'wREh? United,
waste. liver gets sluggish, 'stonlscll s; ‘m: to escape. once it should. fate:
.sours, then your-little one becomes fu;-y step within the entails-ling wen?
.. . of peace an drunkenness. after he had. , . , ‘. : «The inn eri - ._ .
they become weak'and sluggish and entered thed store of Gus Roam“ .onicross, half-sick, 1939713” dont “51‘ I [is told that.
grail to eliminate the uric acid which North M aln' stréet‘ and assaulted the‘lsieep onset: untursfly. breath islbad.
the Constitution for the Deagnehsd'l
.lbeen concelyed by American rsprssen- l
‘ ' I has -” throat ' '
are rietor. . He was nrrsi ed.,betore system full or '9'!” ,5"? —: mum“?! and m, _ W118 forced on re".
“(128/ George in. Vosburghmtlhis mmistomacb-ache or 11mm: Usten,§luctant Europe. it" now transpires:
in! and lined 35 3nd 508“ ‘0' W‘”‘“”” s“ it We “ M’ “if? with some slight fihfi‘fitfi
“9‘33' “Fem“ PM 9"“ ““9.“ Them” drink and 87 and cosfs for assaultingggive ‘ Waist “California 3MP ’ '
., , is the product or British tumm-
Of F183.”- alld in on row hours all flagship." V. , ., .3. . V .
constipated waste, 1011? one “‘9 until»? This mifiwmte; he 881d. Why VI
gen ed r {lam ‘t ithe systemI‘Enxla-nd would .outvote the United
' M‘ m ° ' *summotoonomaboauowoa to'
‘m m “at. ., a" -. ‘ . l
i The Executive Council testers . of
',tho plan-m , am ken especial 1y by
1 " ’ ,' snifll , :‘We thus , .9--m~doth~
mtgwgied with m yum yum «than
- " ' r'iyoe'eiermdardhx mic-natal
- eath’ :g hem “Egg ‘_ll' WI 3 '
was. - ’
l
Syrup or 1133’
1: We";
l‘ . I . zflons or the earth in olicin t eHess we can gain the consent of the
“u. “v” and e" \ Ilworld, and ultimately topsssistgsonlie {five austere)“ the world (tire Execu~ - - sn— » - » .
"'90: them in the ambitions f0 w , .tivo unci . we must rema n unpre~. '. . .
or quarrels over temtOI-yf r D0 er pared udmeet our fate I'll ll naked. Have the Best LOOkINg
Asserting that the Dengue charter ‘hands. ’
.tives of the United States Civil Serv- I l
l .
issued by the Secretary of Vl’arand ' V'
the Secretary of the navy./ - - - .
I ..These’ representatives of the CivilI I
House in Your
MEN MUSTERED our Neighborhood
sleep In FINDING was‘ .. .
wssmNorou. p. a, March 18——;
Soldiers, sailors and marines at ninety;
military and naval establishments in
the United States are now receiving. .
first-hand information concerning on; . - '
portunities for employment ,in the
Federal civil service from- represent»!
ice Commission, appointed to serve at
such esubushmsnus under authority;
Service Commission» are supplied our- ‘
rently with full information concern-
lns Mltlpnl open in tho cvlljsorvce} ~
in which meditate monsoon to be Inuit-l
ended: mu behest-end. The! on
"W to inflom the men concern-I
_ the requirements» ‘ "tor can-sacs «rm t 18
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