’7' ‘ Smear! Klusbury 0! Coventry.
rm f
smrcnnn vows
h‘n »
' ‘ ~ . Plans Call. for meaning;
on file mt ‘ctunng of th- rol, m ‘ Wheat Melton
*esolfllon was a: patently lat w in. Day . ‘
Outbafloatlnuottheliat, ‘ ‘ .m . a.“
; m flanged from no to m , YER. Mass, Apr" 8.‘—'-'l'he dis-l
' indiane M It hFd been Cll'l‘led by 17 man! when 3 0‘ “1. mat"
the clerk was about to announce the m, alter the division!
vote,“ WKEdwafi-m has”; he:
mimic-m trommtc pond
this m that the rejection of the
=resololloa. It wlli not go to the Sea-
- ate.
The Wet—- Wallace sent
imam-(mm n;-
anti-yandthem'latm
an
m-eutm;mremnsmmm
{utensilflatndmlfli
presklcnt election electors, this is 1. and “flyflmd
pesldem Suction electors, this is the and. Fifty-filial- new
amulet
Dillon“. minim
“new”. anthem
“.memmcnml
Hm
mutton. Me! of 10m Ammunition Train, 1m 3:!-
, tary train, post one unit 709. ' as
The men’s Club of Emu-i muss”, No. 15, mane-u.”- .
petitimlhluiflllh M “813' ters and division hem
sure h. 11:81 a. 3 fl dgmgdatbt «‘33:; "lid wen
erarm e ens-nae man a s . .
min a state guard of some iroopsmn- steel helmeisrand, with the exception i
do: command of the governor, .whichrot the artillery, all would carry ri- l
by their. preached, will insure safety . flea and side arms. There will he no
0‘ m. 2-th 0.393315% can Israel: as V in or;
club influentia- vors am _. a W l
mm “mm”- mm m ”f momwmnmsz- “:3 n
own. 2
The executive committee of the Au: day of demonstration. None or the
dobon Society placed on members units will remain in Boston over i
desks an argument in favor or the ii. twentm holes.
‘censing of cats. no main point in We were cm to}
this was that. the extermination of the f day. it was announced at Camp Dev-
nomadic was not caught but ‘mfiygellfl. hr a thheaehel game-river: a
themdthehomeleas.>starv"tellfiosnz W Divson
mg to- en. iand the Demon Angie-n League
The Senate by a vote at 16 to 14.. team. The same, will he played at
adopted the bill to require domestic!34:10::l on April-l. according to pre-
cats sheaths license. . _ . ‘aoa. . - . .
Unmerepomweremaderm We! We mi 0D
bills to allow the directm at the last of the units at the 8th Dirt-In
Bridgeport Public library to grant pen- from Brest was contained in t Ml.
alone to amployes 0; that institution at; gram “081'“ at the mm,
the expense (1 the city, and a nmpnsedi lgpartment t0d3Y- R W“ I‘ll“
amends-ant to the Waterbury charter, newer" Ind m r _ cut to
to emdeMMem-gcomelngllflon': _ . {tub
trutfirm,remonlaad dis- cm -- < .0.-
posal d m. ' 3 mandala oncer ot msblmxm on.—
. _ , _ achusetul Infantry Regiment. .
gnu-cease aging. "arm ”an ti
companies»: “a. Aim non Train.
{shit on Wi-iu‘roiiiafi ‘ril : there five
Miss Jennie A. Byxbee ‘companies and casuals 103rd Artil-
Miss Jamie A. Byxbee passed away ; len" «til Oil-5190' Jam ”7: all
yesterday attention at her home, 11 “he" “'3‘ 6'
. A lit" m‘ 3’
Cove avenue She was a well-knolélv 11qu wgfm g:
and popular employe of the ‘R. & (3.. Punch aunt! no " Jar lone.
Corset'shop and has a wide.'circle 0! Am 6 “3‘12sz can“ and 2.565
. - men. one, e clerk one mine and
friends who are moved to learn of her 32 ,d'“ . g M #9 ‘0' slot or
death. She is survived by one brother wounded on ‘0'“ 7' . ,_
Silas 81m. The funeral will be held, ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "
on may memoon at 2 °'c‘°“'"'NO PARKING SIGNS
irom her late home, Rey. George H. . .. . .
"Teens. newt-sip ailment wIl. UPHELD BY CU?”
be made in the Norwal‘k cemetery.
Z l
k._~ .—
‘Clll‘lll‘llg "9'! lilac Olg-
‘ 1
Funeral of Mrs. Waldron. 'd , his . . t
The metal of Mrs. Theresa Wald- nail-ewe 35:31:” amt 0‘ $31“?
ron will be held from the home of bridge and 1e“ it 8mm th‘eluretum‘.
3
.fanuymtheaeeonduy: mluzh
her son. Arthur Waldron, 14 Cottage
street. East Norwalk. on Thursday id-
iernoon at 3:39 o'clock. Rev. Freder-
ick Jacobo will oiliclate and lntermentl
will follow in Riverside cemetery. ,‘
HA!) REIGN OF TERROR '
ma SEVERAL WEEKS.
t
. m m t~An inquiry oon-'
ductid d. ale-en has revealed the
fact that the Spartacus-Bolshevilt
group in that city numbered between;
700 and 800 mesa-writes at nm— con
respondent. This comparatively in-
signifimt umber of armed dqera- ,.
dos mfle to dictatethelrwill to
a. population of several hundred thou-
sanlnlhnmmnardgndter.
ret- hr never-at weeks More troops
. seat It'- Berlin liberated the inhabi-
tants from their tyranny.
A young colored girl. aged about
eigi‘m wu picked up on tho. Con-
neou We mod 2 o'clock this
at“ h m Flusirnmons, who
brofl I. to & police headquarters.
'The gird refuses to talk but the police
are confident they can learn her iden-
tity. .' ' ' ' ‘
" ”mmmwuainstreet
flmmlaad a man to complain
“biota-Milwaukee”
ed “My in“ brine et
mmumma the policeto
“names
I.
lug directly into one of Street Com-
missioner liners 80 Pm
ugnssnd buttwelveteetirumlnand
wentini’orahltetoeat.
Sergeant Harry Gibson was on traf-
fic duty within a few feet of both the
car-and the sign-nil after waitinga
minute or two he went to the door
or the lunch cart and catching De-
Pierne'a eye gave him a knowing
look. which meant "move that car.”
but taking it for IMO“ the young
Iyoang man went on with his llnch.
Sergeant Gibson waited just eight
minutes and then called to the young
man that his car was OIBtructlll
tramc and was inside the no parking
space.
DePierne answered "Well then
push it out." and took another bite.
The tralc weer did not push it
out, but when the oil'ender entered
his machine he quietly informed him
that he was under arrest and to re-
port in the uptown court this morn-
ing at nine o'filck.
The accused obey“ the order and
was present with his counsel Leo Da.
vis when the case was called.
Street Commissioner Minor. who is
also the City . twine!
about the No he signs whizh he
said we? e altaira coa-
asting apiece oi'iron pip stuck
into adianaed man hole 1:03, with
atinsisnatthetopmeasaringjhy
18 inches withthemNePa'fil-t
in while letters on a no ground.”
The signs had been in nae about a
year.buttbeoae in accounted
beeninthatplaceoalyslncefiam
dt! Mt. '
Acting under an ordinance ”have
to the street‘departnent. the Street
Commissioner and the City Engineer
he had given written instructions to
the Chlei‘ of Police that the signs be
placed at certain places and that no
vehicles be allowed to rest in than
prohibited areas.
He pointed out that the place in
question was the Junction of the
most important highwaysla'the city.
1 - . I 1
for m. flAY m ,
mm! and CATARRH. has ’
alert
. WWW-“51’s! ‘
3 mill
the neat my.
will!“ with: ,:
1
gig. .
do .4; "~
. 3.4 ’
f" “'v‘ fia- . ‘ . _
x: ‘Afier a season of wartime conservation: , h ’
ft;- fie oust data and tom M ’ L "
r» 'dnenotiecwillbegimhmm' ’
'1 $4. “ \ t,
7 . ~ 1, . ' ‘ -
'2- a; Wilson fa}. - All Wool Jersey Cloth
' v
.(JLJA 44.4
on!!!»
1 Via“:
i-—
"fill!
. ..- . .
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$3 I ‘
' 3'
5%.
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Homecraft Week for Curtaim
runawegm Nets bygone
yard at moderate pirces.f1t‘em not be a neatly
nr extravagant aflfir to furnish the windows of
name]! home or cottage with an entirely mew
"wt- ~ A! r . . 71.-
Plain Hots, conspicuously plain and severe
with hemmed edges finished with simple Eand
‘mng lace edge, very narrow. _ - x
W and Japan-e patterns of ”deli-
unto Work. Simple designs which rare very
pleasing. , . 1' t ;
Curtains from ”.50 to $111”
Bytheyard, wanton.” I.»
. .: Fm;
"‘ in, '. N.
“Harvard Mills" Underwear
Spring weights for lwomen
Vesta. high neck, long or shortjsleeves
Dutch neck, elbow sleeVos
low neck, short sleeves'or sleeveless
F: ‘ts and fights, knee or ankle lengths.
Regular sizes, 86 ctl.
Extra sizes, $1.”
Union Bulb. ‘f"
low neck. short sleeves or sleeveless, knee
length . -
low neck, sleeveless. wide knee with scal-
lop finish . -
Regular sizes, $1.50 Extra $1.32. “W-
.. ........ ‘5' , 7:: P. .
'L‘ to
WhiteorblackChi— AP" °t ‘ 55“.;
“a Silk and Cambric. Jelly Gum W-
'l‘hese are, tinge,
assorted. ”ctr.
wired and 5' ll 1“” Cream Almmdn‘fllcts.’
Fig End Turkish Paste,
r-ljustable elastic. special. Nets.
“:9 home norm Gun Drops. m.
rm pied. : « ' ‘ ‘9“
" w h them Wihurs Milk Chocolate.
“5,35andfiocta. i: {can Jeers.
_ Notion stock. ‘ -. .4 null floor. ‘
.O
‘1,
gifts (:0an many '
writhm by Simeo-
Kipling, ,
M" c and 172m .
5 etc. each.
Main door. from.
Her Powder M
Pliny women would
be glad of such a
dainty thing for her
most intimate com-
panion. ,
Hand (rocketed of
silk in lavender, rose,
pink or blue, lmcd'
with silk, the tiny
pod com
A Bilk Envelope
with channels lined
tmfi pocket. t tiny
mirror to accompany.
A Shirred on
Pond! of lovely color-
ing with a mirror in
the bottom.
Your choice 50 ch.
The denim-t of
Lavender
The cleanest smell
ever gathered from
an herb garden. Tnll
flasks of «p-
m dc Vie 3‘
dehnade "’
double strength, most
refreshing.
75 ctr.
Tenet Icahn.
lab loot.
Books
A new and Hand-
some cdition of “The
Amethyst Bag” by
Anatole France. It is
sent out by John
Lane of The Bodley
Head and beautifully
printed.
$2.00
"an" by Elea-
nor Porter, 3150
"Ha W"ot
the Arrowhead
Ranch,themoat in-
teresting woman in
present American fic- -
tion. 3139
. llala leer.
Mien apbm «Jersey Cloth for many
reasons. Itis'awillinginlnic and goes as it
slnuld, or as dimcted. It also keeps its firearm
in the straight and narrow way she wishrs In
aflect this seasonbeceuse it hangs in clinch-L:
folds. ’ .. .
M A light weight Jersey Goth in soft finish.
suitable for spring midsummer wear‘is shown‘in
alineotehoiceeolorings.‘ Pekin and Joifre blue.
taupe, navy, caster and putty.‘
It is 54 inches Wide.
Dre. oase- W. m seer.
A Basket from China
The Chinese are noted for their expert wca \
ing of. baskets and have sent over some artistr-
specimens, all sizes and shapes, plain and fancy.
For carrying embroidery, crochet or shopping
flicse will be welcomed as a change from the too
-familinr cretonno bag. '
’4 Closely woven natural colored baskets, oval
and square, some in fancy patterns, all fitted
with covers. $1.50, $2.00 to $2.50
Splints in dark colors, covers ornamental
.wiih imitation jade rings in ga y colors, long sill;-
en tassels‘xof brilliant hue and large beads.
$200 to $3.00
" Plat Meta, strong and durable, of a right
size to carry tucked under the arm. 75 cts. up.
M m With handles, closely won‘t.
splint with bright red, green and yellow handles.
lg? $1.00 and $1.50
hull-still: Ginsu-Dike with cretonnc tap
fitted with cord. 29 cu. each
was Baskets with silk linings, fitted wi-
pin cushion and necdlebook, 75 ch. to $1.5p
8‘!“ Grill 3m, 3 full assortment i;
all sizes, . 65 cls
Main floor, north :4 z.
French Kid Gloves
.531" Mac, the name famous for many years
‘3 IPPNM by well dressed women who chaos
. thdr gloves with care. In gray and tan, threw
shades of each, pique sewn and with two—toned
stitching on backs.
$3.50
"I i: . Main flw- !
,. n...
Acting on complaint 0‘ sawmill} l”
01‘ - tective Robert N. Morel. . Me ho}
M. who havebeenia the habi. t . llama-r:-
0: l 'lroad pmbcri}. me‘uwml
118 on rat ~ . (
and“ stones at switch lanmr . .. Nomi)”:
vehlcl crap! and other forms (" mnxilme.
e. ’ ‘ l ’enilv Jum‘i, fill-
' were tried in the .m ,
, .4 ‘3 nd'"
r 0‘31““? town this rooming "it" 5“"
lonflnebnch.
of m ' A“ 'm found guiliy 85 chdl-f ml Hut»;
immed Lil one
hp witch immune
’ hev are
serious nastier, as t , ‘
lfotio'nwexpensive but the danger in
insect when Inc are out cream“:
' ‘ Three have been m in
Mom or nm me new"
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ldollareach. '
rummage“
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