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ffWh 2n Children are Sick
are Mamdipdeam Fevcriab‘. (Iry- 0‘ in theierelecpum
E!
BowdueebleIWI
MOTHER GM“
w POWDERS
FOR CHILDRH
snIlIMo take and a certain relief. They or ii (31“;th '
They are l
I ' undue convert intestinal diam-Ili- rs. 7 _
liver and 80"» 7 ‘ “(fiends 0! little onutI llinq of relief. Lo mothbr should be
i. I In then II.
“Sum”. box If ”other Gray‘s Sweet Powders for me when
lav-day. The need of them often comes at inconvenient hours.
Uecd by lower- Ior over-mm” year-e.
D. M Mid-1m I“ m m
Mbylhewstsmerywhen. 1101311331111 (XL; LEM; NI?
needed. Au
BOYS BURIED ALIVE BRYAN is A CANDIDATE
BUT THISTIME IT'IO FOR-
One Dead. When Rescuers Dig Them‘ PRESBYTERIANJJODERATOR
Out of Their Sand “Gave." i Lincoln. Nob" April SOI—Willam J
lmaaic. N. .l.. Arm: 3". —ThrcI boys Bnan is a candidate for the Mike (.-i
In re buried :Ilive. near the Waldrldl moderator of the Presbyterian CM“ 21
mm lI'nry invitelawanza whena “cave" of the United States. according to an
“llit'h they wcre digging in a pile of announcement received "by ion] news-
wet sand collapsed upon them lasf papers from J. B. Wootan. of New
night. York. publicity director for the Presby-
One was dead when reached hyvres- teriaanurch. Themodernor, the an
were. after 15 minutes minutt‘S' diz— comment said, Istobe chosen (lur-
sing. inc th.» sessions of the church's Gencr
I ————- 3.1 Assembly at St. Louis May 1.1-2.1.
YOUTHFUL NAVAL 1-.. _—————-———
IMPERDONATOR FREE BANK FREEDENT SELLS
i COUNTRY PLACE
HARTFORD. April 2,Francl.a (leee‘ Richard ‘I_ Brown 0‘ New- ya“. and
an.18.oi’ Bristol “as in the United
States Disttict Coutt here totkiy. on. a I ’95"" nt of "'9 Corn Exchange Btu“
charge of impersonating a u“;- l cfl‘ has sold his country place at “08!
vet and was Scat-eased to iallrm III‘Iy- Nor-walk to :.Ilns William B. Buckley at
seven Ida". He was arrested March ‘3 Shibpan Point. Stamford. The place
and had been in jail since then. Joel;
E R m 3 today specified m1, complises st‘\€lal ac1es.a new house
’
sentence heginon that date. J'is .Iime and garage Mrs Buckley's brunch!"
was upItodL) ii. “.01“. is now at the- plnge with
'* “‘"““ seteral landscape artists laying out
the grounds and setting out shrubbery.
COAL GAS EXPLOSION
lilifilNGHAM. Ala. April
Maaestic Mine. twentpt
north of Birmingham, had . been
Iblovtn up by an eplosion of £0211 gas, “I” EWIMEEI' " h“ knm‘“
accordinz to information (matinnlr Parm.‘
here. The accident occurred shat» , ...-__ ._.__._.
after noon. Four men hue. en .
islet-outwit the mine severdy ”mm The regular meeung of the Ixectt
86, 81164011! others m believed to live committt-I of ”if! Norwallt H08!“-
boctili in the mine. according to 1:11 will he I'd this evening at 8
(omen) 00101-18 . ioclock in .lIn lIospItaI building
MAKE Wild [Will PM
with L& M. , Ill—PASTE EM”! and.
3 ~ our-owwLineeod'Oil.
MAKES BEST name—wean mitoses--
.-'1‘hc L ‘- mm 19 so positively good
it is known aethc‘"mr PM”
WHenLineeedGii ieuidedxhenthenctuel
of LCM Palm-thereby mdeready
crust: is about SLOOper-gallonleesthan
the price of otinr high—grade paints that
are sold all ready for use. ,
9 Th" and dots. and is non in needo! a few
mu“ tarmhands to assist on the farm. which
:18 "Hilton
r”. ~4m,..’- .
-,'
They are simply adding Linseed
(ll col... .00 Point
A. D. Morgan, Sontlififiuwalk.
Hubbell &. Staples Mitre. 00... Westport.
W. 8'..Guyer & Son. Westport.
Imk’wood & Palmer 00.. Stamford.
Camry Bros. .00... Georgetown.
Frail; sickly Children
Improve.- Rapidly on Vino]
The reason. we so. strongly recommend Vinoi for
. frail, sickly childrgn is because it: is a nonsccret
' medywhich coli§1ins Beef and Cod Liver Pep-
tbnes,,Iron.and mgancse Peptonates and Glyco-
.mphos —— but. no oil'—— the very elements
‘.$,€értfi.'v ~
u'
needed to build them up, It is deliciotls to the.
taste, and children jove it.
Erase No More Have mm
“ “WWN‘I‘QC V MW. VI.
"My little boywee week. my.
and tired all tb time, didinots-Is
to doe-5&3. Vinol:
mended “out buileqnlis
- MIMI New
lays like other child-em
cc MWVoiIVin-flfwm"
.
. , L; t 9— .
\v.’ L51 1. x. c,
7: V ‘
“new; mm Own and om-everywherec
j/‘I
-" wij‘ i Mitt m vrffi W. B; Corsets, assure [gm-(HM:
" ~ mm— ’15. [mo-éfiiehuz Mt“
. g —m‘ :Iaeb". a? give the-necessary {infield-9 teach to :1
a 7 ' ‘ “we; mu “Hi Surplice patterns, in “my lace efiects our silks
‘1. g...» Mm;nfiodclicate bgastee. daiatilyatximmed whit. lees and embroid-
I 7‘ ieree second only to W; B. Corsets” fenn-
- ~ grunting ‘JIW
.. ‘ if 3 Ilmtfien. as: You": DEALER 1-10an 8. menu BRA‘ssIeurzs.
totals-derail.
-Mcoaet
eminence:
' at: am will also raise pm. chickens]
Taken by Federal Agents,
DeteefimSede to harm
Henflentity—Jcr Storm
ved—Tliory Se
may Bo Secret! Mascot»;
ative of Some European,
Country 3
Apparently Without meals 0‘ sup'
tity. a refined appearing and well'
lden-seed yon-gm; about 29 yean'
of age. who gale her birthplace -as‘
'Ersin, Germany. is nembelng mum.
ithe jmnile home while the min
ties are making every elrort to deter--
mine her status and locate her l'i‘la-
lives. Her‘strlnge reel-1i to i ".
about herself and in any way render
assistance to the authorities ill malt i
log he; whereabouts knoen to either
lelatlvcs or friends has WM
interest and made her a subject of
conducts-e. Her etidem cood breed
ins. mingled with her coithmalmva-
sion of inquiry has surrounded her
with. a mystery which. if solved, will '
reveal an interesting and perhaps
startling story, the authorities be-
lieve. ,
vl-‘ollowinx her discovery. at the
BridteDOrt railroad station. by e. lo-
cal agent. of the depot-mt at Jun--
tlce. she was turns-dove:- to the» de‘
tective bureau. whichnow line the
matter under investigation Seeingj
heI wander about. apparently with-
out object or destination .the secretl
service agent. questioned her with an.
idea of renderiu mm it pos-
sible. Her reluctance to her;
- name and otherwise responds“. to his
questioning aroused his suspicious,
and prompted him to take her into!
custody. .
Questioned By Detectivee ;
He brought her to New Flue“
where she was examlmd by Warren
w Grimes head or the- lecal depart- .
ment of justice. who questioned her
lwlthout appreciable result. She was-
then taken to police headquarters.
where the matter was put in charge
of III-tectivv Sergeant James P.
1\V.ard During his examination shci
at first told I logical and straight-
forward stow, considered as plausible '
Iuntil further inquiry uncovered sev-
___..__teral btlieved contradictio— «great
o...
points IIhiIh led Sergeant. Ward. to
1believe that he was being cleverly,
“."buttaloed She eatabthlhed cameo-l
tilt)” in both Stamford and Bridge-
,port which line so far been dis-
l pron-II.
Skiiliul in her replies, she was ap-
patently crucial to evade all unI-
tions IIhich would in any way tend 19
upon :1 «lee which would allow her
ideultr to become known.
Al first
' lustre hoe-mo home: Tbetthet she
line: 4
home. but would ntber go to “
.‘jaili then return to it.’1'e.khig "101
; quizzinx good hemorediy. she was e:-
i ”finely alert and clever in turning
ithe couvensation from herself and
idiecournxing loo lltlmnfé' question-
ling. Smiling she would’ repeatedly
tell the detective till! he wanted to
know too much.
After annennminntion II! more thani
an hour she toidwhe story which is
said to~hnve been partly diam-oven
by- her own admission andtpnrtly
limit subsequent inquiry by Serge.
M'ard. Giving the Impression ’01.!
sh. had at Mat decided to tell the
truth, she pave her name as Eveline
Ledercr and her address as Stan».
ford. She lived there with her par-
ents and two brothers. she said. old-
.er than hI-rscit. Her. father is on:
ploycd at the Remington Union Mb
taliic 00., in Bridgeport. e130 declar-
ed. and commuted to his dark in a
jitney each day. She also declared
that she once lived on M ave .
nus, New York. but ran my; 3
. Story Not Verified '
Communication with both the
Stanton: and Brld‘eoort authorities‘
failed to substantiate any port of her
story. Accord“ to intonation re
celved from Stealerd no Eveline W101! i
erer has lived in tht city in!- is there’
any funny by thet heme. Little weal
known there. but tint!
would communicate with oath-Jen“;y of
the Remington Co. today on the poe-
sibility that her father might be em-
ployed- Ihere.
At the end or the inquiry. when!
nothing more is said to nine beenq'
learned. the Ioun; woman was taken;
to th Guile home. Questioning byi
Miss Scranton. probation oilicer. tail»
ed to reveal more tin-I tbs admissionfi
that her name was.not Eveline Led“
erer as so had told Sara. th'd.l
With this the authorities were entire- .
lly at. a loss to explain the situation.
She is described by detectives as
lhaving a light complexion. Her hair
is a light. brown and she has perfect;
teeth. 8 e was carefully and modern-I
ly dressed in quiet taste. She wore a ‘
neat brown coat and a. small tight- I
fitting but. i
'12 The authorities hevemnny theories.
as to the reason for he: evasion. butl
admit that none of them seem to eat-l
actly fit the situation. The Mill-
tytbatehehuarecord tooonceal
‘does not fit with her innocent man-
ner and evident gehtle birth; That
she is no war hes been a secret
agent of the German.- gorernment was
also given consideration. He'l- clev-
erness, wit and worldly wise all
seems to piece herIin the class of
one who might be safely entmted‘
on an. important mission an her
readiness to admit that. Germany was
her native does not seem to
comply with-thie~theory.
2 LIEUT. JONES m commune.
SPRINGFIELD. Mess, April 29.—
Liam. Ulyseértl' the Jones. flying- from
Boston. alighted here no. 12 39 bis-at ;
tornoon. me first I»: the sway of iivo‘
machines under (omen! at SAMM- l
port. yet refusingio-nevenl minim-l
also persisted In declaring .
'W: necrotireeelivthbrchy “liking-
”the” _
A Wonder Showing oft Laces
- One hardly realized snehdntn'catcly woven
designs. and delim cohwebby patterns in: loses
- .were to be had these days. To every woman who
loves beautiful laces these will prove irresistible.
r»- MMMdm-mmm
L f Organdieandfiuflhd Fltmncings,
Baoc-Etmncim
Swiss r-‘ci N..111:.oolismsnd Bands
if :1. Bending and Venice Edge;
I — .-.._
.\l;i.lI ill-or.
: "I. 1* Gingham Dresses
'I ofollsrmingstyle
For house 01'
p o r 1'. h wear
these dresses
have no cquali
'flioy are do
'ligll.tftllly~.
frtslr and cool
I 0 0 lei m g- and
' leave a. charm
all their own.
Th! gay colors
attract, 81! c, h
perfectly
blended plaid
combinations,
I-heoks large or
small barred with a blatk III ltl\t‘ll(l(‘l‘ liuc, and
then there are the striped cffm tI-. fiyw ... .
Allsimsfitofi. "” “‘55:“;
fits “MW" in plain blIII- I-iIaIIIbray or
striped gingham, simply made but «If a style to
fit any fimlrc.
.. $2.96
" Ill attrartivc gingham patterns. neat.
chm-it's. plaids «If every conceivable Isolm» combi-
nation. W'hitc pique collars and cuffs. bolts and
pearl buttons give a pleasing tunrll.
’1’.” - “m
»- ‘ Dresses (.lovcrlr madc \Iifll straight. fronts
to \Ihicll are attached sashes to tie at hack. (‘3.
pacimls packets large enough to hold a ball of
yarn or one. ’s unfinished embmidtxrv \\ ork. All
edges are bound in plain colors to match plaids.
There arc buttons sot ill l‘il\\.< of three.
$7.50
Pink, blue and yellow checks barred with
' lavender and black. Simple one-piece. dresses
fastened in back with pearl buttbns. There are
pockets, sash ends and white poplin collars and
cnfl's.
I ‘. vcn
$10.60 -
Second floor.
“Fedfem”
ff. the corset of to-day
2" ”1 co omct which combines health and happi-
ness is not expensive no matter \I hat the price.
Such a corset is the Rcdfem. All models are
constructed on perfect lines, are absolutely come
fortable to wear and give a correct poise to'the
wearer.
- A lace front model for a full figure comes in
yvllitc coutilor pink brocade. $m2mdt$1m
. . A pink beasts corset. made with elastic top
and long skirt, is especiallv good for a slight fig—
ure, $44”
An expert corsctiero is at your service.
Second floor.
Bags and Vanity Cases
Shopping Bags of generous size, made. on 91,0
12 inch ‘fl'ameS, silk or leather lined,
0' ‘ $5.33 to $12.50
' :' IWBtgs, lJl‘0\\ll, grav and black, inside
compartments \Iitll change purse and mirrors,
list...
i“ Vanity "Girntecne" in Vachctte and dull
lcathcrs-fittedwith every convenience, $515
q.-.
, .
. Hudsinthe'l‘eanoom
.. mmmmum
mmm
act-I
iii“
0 e. ,’ '
“Cabinet week In steel E
yam Only decades of study of the
limo—"‘05:. intricacieeof steel'fabricrtion
“-
flm could give you steel other
, equipment equal to that In
12-m- . . l
o’e— our VanDorn Display. '
men--
: 1"” Deemed for beauty; planned fox
5......“ smooth-In“ efficiency, and bull:
n-t-‘n-i- to endure. Van Dam equipment
$5“! Wt for your-I company today
cm. a“, will-lest ae inn: as your business.
muck-II- lnspectzonuy' -em.lvdcmo-etrDom ation will
_ quic prove an Steel thc
W logical choice!“ "new. ap-
. eon-ls... pecans: and all- «ms-1m; .
.. Alum furnish“! III this era; has cII-ry appt-III- I
I Ines 00-th a \cry hum-to wood. It loola
"lm," up to dntc. and of «nurse that I-ounb III
' business.
Rag Rugs
All 0010114, woven together in a “hit or llIi<~ "
fashion, are shown in those rugs. For both-um“~
or summer living rooms in cottage or llullgIIlIm
no better rug could be found. The new assort-
ment is how for your selection.
24 x 36, $1.25 4 x 7. $. 5.50
27 x54: $21“ 6 x 9. $11.26
BOX 60, $2.50 8 x l". $16-00
36 x 72. $3.50 9 x 12. “3&0“
l‘tIIlIl oor.
“Keds”
for Women, Misses and‘children
Our summer supply of K'Ct‘ls have ill‘l‘th'tl.
All first 0 quality Goodyear Glove and
included are. shoes. pumps and IIxfIIl‘ds. Hm“ I.
and white are the «films, two widths assuring
perfect fit. Some III-c made with extra lII-III -
soles.
$1.50 to $2.75 III-I-IIl-Ilillg to size,
MMIII “
New Book I
“Love Stories” In
MM
Meets
( ‘rcnm ( "artlmcls.
assorted. Mary Roberts lsill'
seem. a. lb. hart, . ' ‘
“ ears of Destiny
Marshmallow Patties Afilm- ])_ Hm ..
90 etc. Smith, 81
Moguls 800%. A I'ImImII-c «Ill 1 _
’ the: am I .2
Chocolate Almonds- knights ill '1.
85 “5- land’s days at .
’t ', ' . T alry- ..
(Ilacc Mixed 3713:“. “mm and Son
éhooulate Stt phcll \II Km ' .-. ..
Plantations. 7o cts. ““0 “mi" “"2, 60
Ft'enchlxut Nougat, “Lilies White. and
l3. .Illl'l"
so «3. _
81.00
Slain floor.
Bed," by
Wilson liIIaI-Il.
Norwalk Chronicler