. 1. hand
iBuy Victory Loon Bonds as Much! as You
Buy lime-Made Brick or ‘llIlIlceerean—lluy Home-tide ‘i;
Callisto-Gills hhmmadfltmlhimm
oiate Shop in the State. ..
new caveman can? an.
1. M lain Street
W
WNW .
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To REVIVE CREE!
WEARING CONTBUT‘
sate Fieecen to mm for Prizes
II Mo“ on May 3.
1005*. Conn. ml l8.—~8he”
shes-of" of Medical will revive n.
“”3. fit} 0, when in n
m W at Gliltonl, tiny
comet-elm!- pike- for [kill in mov-
ing the fleece. The Connecticut Sheep
iireeders' Amelntion is singing the
eonhent and is olefin: cash prim in
'i‘ m ‘ canning may be increased."
“to nasocistion will meet at the
Levin‘s ”land (on: of Willinm B.
Leete. an guest: of theow'nw. The
hoop raiser: .nre pun-ins a basket
lunch inn clam chowder and not not-
fee mane side. a is believed tn» the
shearing-Ironic“ will tiring out n m
her of espnrti: who flourished in the
days when Connecticut. grew more
sheep than at Iii-Mont.
According to announrenir-nis being
sent out by l‘rnl‘nssor H. l. Carrigun ot'
Start-s, t-‘ww‘lrry of the ssoclatlo.
prizos will be nfl’orml as follows: Clans
shaming: (‘lnss ll. Mat-hint?
Shooting. Floss Ill, Hand Shearing
unt'lor 1'1 years n; ago. t‘laus lV, Mu-
chinu Shvarm: umlvr 13 years of apo;
(Tlnss V, Hoyt: and girls oi New llavon
and Iiiddir-zt x (‘oumy Sher-p t‘lubs:
class VI, l'l‘tn'vs-l-‘Illfiier-{lll those who
; snout-0 PLANT 3
non: vacuums:
l
“'ASHINGTON. April 28.—»A plea:
'to plnnt. more vegetnbles to make up;
'«x- the lostl of mm cu to the room
cold wove was sent to.” «The ic-
tory gardeners or the country by t
Natlonnl War Mel m
"Willi probate loose- in [hit he enn-
nlng." said President Pool at tho omn-
mision. ”Victory gudenern nut bot
nhend to next. winter and M no
ivegetnblel so the apply 0“ food Ctr
l
, The statement 3100 called nttentlon
to the opening tomorrow in the not.
northern slntcs of the Victory find.
drive. and statedrewris to the com-
mision show more screen, in being
cultivated by communities nod busi-
[loss concerns tor 'employes this your
than ovm‘ before. ‘ - .
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SOLDlERs DESIRE '
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
wizinxo'rotz. April :s.—-{‘.oopem-
imn gin-n tho board by newspapers
throughout tho 'v‘ountn' is deriar’ed to
have hot-n l;1.';:t~l)' responsible. for tho
;.!>ivllt-illtlil to ”to Federal Board lot.
\‘m'a'iunal education 0! 4,725 disabled
Million. sailor»: and marines who had
li'l.l"n(‘tl to Mil life. said a statnmont
have fll~‘ir'lfi‘:fly “on firm pi'izv in ; .2 ll i‘i" 'ml::_‘». Tin-s» men after
(‘l7l~‘.‘ H "1:73“ if 31" in, 31, 8f}. and l 5l\:‘3‘..' :1 \ st tuft" Wél’t' wndv‘nrm'inz‘
3‘ "fill "‘ ”'5' ~-. «l in v.3 h tin“; "‘i on) no " ul"on under grievous handi-
- mix: and “'“li‘ not awnrc than they
‘ “'7 ' l 5.. M H; ’lI'H' Vii“ [twat h migli lili‘.’ Hit-fir (lit-liiblll3lt‘ m ull‘iil-
l’li‘ i:.' ll!" ltl I_lfl"l\' 1.1.x:.s;ir«'- iuzm‘. liy sg-i-«iztl training: and ho com-
luw‘ 1" ‘Hg‘L'J- -. rut ' l.) llilllt’3' t‘minhly FliplillllPd. and thrir ilopoml—
Thom-g “‘ ‘ -'\- twin. and lin< Pnh r-m‘ml for. \\'liil.- l‘l'.~ “as lining"~
had "it .3.» ' pi»: ml Hi "H"liiii.~'.~.inn ail-l tlono. Efforts to know additional
“"le '3‘“ ‘ l'YW '4" ’l " .‘lilli‘l' Klilp men in similar I'~l'(‘-.llll-'l.'ln(‘i'?‘ me
:ainl in Hm “in?!“ living Millinllt‘t’l.
S....-, .
4A; J. Collins Co.
special at The Seymour
mmmmcmmnumw.
“MM“ Oddcutsoflat. sure-d":
' 7 RMLROAJS‘PLACE
,mlorwnlk.
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' may be the last of war. that freedom
' mi.- Daniel H. cox, bond of the Ship
‘ Omani Audion;
'Can'
an. ‘
“Mali
n—m-
HOOVER PAYS HIGH
TRIBUTE TO HEROES
"We." yet). the midst at this.
the intent. of these supremo
clans in our nntlon’n life. not! we hnve
even yet to prom in this tent 0! fire
our will to hold to the right. in tho
struggle for freedom nod liberty ev-
cry lien in the sun. minimal
struggle Against the forces or tynng
ny '
O
:‘The world has event infinite
blood and has Inner-ed infinitely to"
destroy the misuse and inherits-cc
of political power. “'e are yet faced
with the unsolved problem of the
misuse and inheritance of economic
power, In the end. erection. whetheri
it be political or economic. has al-
ways fallen will) a crush.
"it is for us to maintain clarity o!
thinking and not to be mlnlM by the
will-'o-the-wisp or passion and m
thusiusm. 'Yet from these times the
plaint of the downtrodden becomes.
tho insistent demand of socialrigh
"The mom! progresses tit
sound building on the foundations of
the poet. nfiofithwult tr-rmr outdon-
li‘ut‘linh e have much‘ to do if we
are to fortify ourswlvcs attains! falsi-
leaders and nnnrchy. This four ynam
of War. with its millionfl diverted
from production to (instruction. has
left. hundrt‘ds of millions fut-ml \‘wth
unemployment. mild. tiiscasv and {a-
mine. Th0 duty ('mntw to us' to .‘pl‘llll;
our abundance that tin-y m. _\ yn
live.
"Tlivso nil-n and women limo llllNl
with the hope on their lips hat this
must win. that '9 my so build anew
that nallons may find liberty by the
orderly processes of new; .
"This plot will be a sweet memory
hor other associations. Not only do
our soldiers lie buried here. but. no
bin women who have equally oncrit'ic
ed all. Here also with our ution'n
dead lie their French nnd’Brltlnh
comrades of n common cull-e.
"These graves mode in n foreign
soil will not lock (or tender care. The
soil or France nnnointed with our
blood in the common muse is to the
Men that no m chit-go
that has been our. nt YM for
n World of nation to the down trod-
den and the entering."
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cum-mo who
omcmLs T0 REM!
Pin. Director-0mm Ind amt
longer. and seven other administra-
tive oflcinls of thesmmu Bond h-
emncy Flu M will latte
nucleoluyl.tomu-epflm
business, it no announced here today.
Hr. iPex will return to Chicago. nod
charge of ndmlnistrntlon. will return
to Bantu. The other "tiring omcers
are: Admiral C. H. Ron-mu of the
Bhlpynn‘l Plum ‘Dlflslon: Charla I".
Walloon. amount to the uncut-«5
Construct} on Division: 0mm.
I. W. {anther-bee.
held of the Manual Rem Dirk
atoll. and EnMjc-uoru.
Conn-lot Division. . -
more empovilr amour
WASHINGTON. ‘Apl'll 38.-Cliu'len ‘
Howard Coonley. vice-Mont inl
m-~..
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It“. :4“ . 2“
.‘(t'fi‘r - ~-‘
Lace Week is W ‘
beginning loudly an mm
The Luce Section on the main floor of the .
' Road House will "present a fine display. The
large window at the corner of Fairfield Avenue
will be titled with such Laces as are fashionable.
W along with them and exquisite
«actuation: of Luce and Embroidery.
om Dru! I'lonncings.
W Ms for baby dresses.
Iris, M and Conduit: Edge: and
Bands. _ . —
Pilot M of elective patterns.
)NMQ' In. and Venise
luldl.
lilo nouns in wliito.
cream and blncln
Rpuhaix V818. Nomiamly
nails. ~B. Vols.
Camisole Lines in variety.
The department is a froth
with lovely filmy things. a
sunnnor army of clianning;
intorwt.
Main floor.
Fans, Hand Painted
“ Spangled and otherwise decorated
" a A Special Offering, and the
/’ ;.‘~-. truth is: some of those beaming
<3»)qu have old They have
"' ., lmmi lying: in lmxos sinov Christ-
mas and tho}: must to.
llt'lit‘lS.
Tllt'l‘t' :lll lowly ;::m','._\' things
with «urn-«l :iml ornamvntml sticks.
lluml painted and tlnmrntmi with colored
sequins and silver or gold spandex
’l‘hm-o are flowers, littlo drosdcu bouquets.
dragon tlios and little Watteau figures. _
~- ’l‘hosc have been from $1.25 to $6.( to
The entire lot at
‘ 75 ClS. and $1.00 each
' The earlyfiustomer gets the choice styles.
Especially nice for graduation and other gifts.
Main tloor. center aisle.
Special in China Sets ‘
One hundred piece Sets. that separate designs.
I ' Pink rose spray which is always a favo-
rite. . .
Plain green convolition'nl design hhicli in
very attractive. 2~
' Pink don-er SWB. Molar, very. dointy
1 an , delicate with green line border. ’ ,
£0112. *
‘. E Regular prices moo g. ; . (f. l
7' _ $16.00’Sbeciol? .~ é
- \ Wt. *
rd,
3,, In white 8.”
"r 'Anothervmodel for slightest figures has an
New Embroidcries fl
' A M Camisole Embroidery has flight-d
It is only 18 cts. a yard.
Maiden Plouncing. with' on without m‘
flee. for babies' dresses.
Y“ for babies’ dresses which will I'm“;
blue nicely with the floimcing. .
, MW“ MI. butterflies, Fleur (lt
13's, squares, triangles and many other attractive
designs. Easy to apply and these make efi'er‘liw
decorations.
‘ Main fin
Pathephones
Pothephone Cabinets are beautiful pint-«w
of furniture. They are finished to combine wit),
allperiodfurnishingn, ohm, Louis XV or
m III! I”. They my be had in million
any, golden or fumed onk'.
m. design in Mahogany,
WM Ind 1117 dedgn in
— Walnut finish.
Jacobean model in 03E,
m and Oak models,
m to $190.00
Plnln «that: to stand on a table or tabou—
‘ _ 832.50 to 860.00
Defiant-min Record '~' ..
2A Pathe Record with attachment including
sapphire ball to be adjusted to either Victor or
Columbia machines. '
This combination complete for “ cts.
Visit the Pathephoue Section in the base—
ment and ask about special payment prices.
$215.00
.,.
. ...__.. .2 Mement.
The Redfern Corset
The Corset has
more to do. with a
woman’s h c a l t ll '
and temperament
than any other one
thing she wears. If
the figure is cor-2
rectly poised and
comfortable. the
mind and disposi-
tion are in like
condition. To bring
about this state of
afl’airs it is neces-
sary to wear a cor-
set of truly scien-
tific and excellent
design. That is
why Redferns are so popular.
There is a new model in lace front corset for
a full figure. It has a short lndng at the hop in
the back to allow freedom of motion and to allow
for exit-n flesh. ,
Pink brocade 312.00
elastic top and quite a long skirt. It is of pink
batistc and very pretty indeed.
Price M
" Both the above models are very good to low .
at and comfioflsble to wear.
helps to shape the figure.
“.k.
A good cmx'
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7' Second ilw
fl. I‘lt tIe liar?“
to nor mistress Btarwl.
"1.30." the said M
'I‘Ilt‘ duf-
‘Dec poi-don, marl“
\ll .
"I mt‘illl.
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