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BONDS 4
NEW NEOKWEAR
$1.00 I
$1.50
L’Joseph 2'Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Go in and let A. J. Collins (‘0. Plal) a
he new May it cords for you.
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See the
in to‘l.l'-'< adrertisemcnt.
t‘oal and wood, Raymond Bros.
.\n import int inm‘tim.v ol‘ the officers
.n-l tr-achcr; of the South Norwnlkl
.rl -p:i.<t S'ln-lu)’ school. \xill he hold this!
\ . pin: :19 S o'clock.
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'5‘}.- humor lino rson shot~ for men.
.‘l‘ Il‘. Noiwalk soles form a!
l-m‘nindl ion of good looks and “'Otll‘lnfli
ktlllllllt-h' that cannot be beaten. Sec!
1» m at t‘oum-ally & Bracken‘s. "
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.iio. Mawk lit-ll, (_'-Ili"l'
“ .1ll‘ i.. ll] z-i’ .\, \lon. Nicki, .\la.\ 'll‘l.,
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l‘iiu itil‘llf'fir‘ltlnt‘ ot‘ the $li.o_ooo {in
~ .voi' luttltlin': to hl' erected at the Mn»
”Hill" in \R'allingfortl. will bf“.
mid Saturday afternoon. May 17, and it !
.< vxp l‘lt'tl aim a «it-lezatiou from Old
\"t-ll :illtl Si. John‘e‘ lodges, F. and A.
‘I , (ii this city. will attend the over-
ti‘lit'
isrs‘.
.\ spelndid line of woun-u's silk “‘1“.
l“. nrmv stylus and all colors at very
-« asonalile prices. are a fcature of‘;
l‘ristram and llyatt‘s advertisement’
that is. well worth investigating. in;
.1115 department, may also be found at
mi: and varied stock of medium and!
light weight, underwear for men, wwi
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1an and children.
. »l~‘crtilizers. Raymond Bros. 5
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\ll the best cuts of beef. lamb. and
.wzll at the lowest. prices in the cllfi'
u- ottotcd in Schultzc's ‘ltig advertise-l
"till today. as well as all kinds 01"
the} trim“, vegetables, salad special—g
i. and fancy groceries. Read thoj
.t~t carefully and then order tonisht so;
the first thinrzl,
w to insure delivery
ontorrow mmninz.
l‘liZt-a :LWHl‘tlI'tl. Mask llall
\fzvrrult. F. of .\.. Mon. Niuhl. .\l:iv
"\..~.~’uinl)lv Hull.
('ull”
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—t oUALITY
CHOCOLATFSl
13c to $1.25
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deposited in this 4
bank on orbeiore
Monday, May 8th.
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-ter now falls between the two lions-l
UFFRAGEtlSEATEN ~ was mm. m we mm b... it proved
unavailing. Then debate arose over
BY A SINGLE VOTE the correct procedure to frame the
, ! bill .for some senators had heard that
l the bill in somemanner had actually
lreached the secretary of state's of‘
afice. While the debate was on as to
Swhether a. joint resolution should b4
Falls Between Two Houses 1 written in order that the general as-
Senator Dillon made the motion to ~ sembiy “59" should recover the bill.
recede from its former action and.the senate recessed for lunch and.
concur and the vote stood 18 to 17’ l Senators Dillon and “'illiamson start-
with all who had previously voted : 9d 0‘" l0 "'3' and locate the bl"-
i‘or it. voting this time. The first vote, Just as ”‘9 house “3 about ‘0 re-
was 19 to 16. In view of the differqcess Mr. Geary, the democratic lead-
ence in action by both bodies the mat- i er, as a ”"30““ ”1""98'3v addressed .
the speaker. saying he had been in—'
formd that the suffrage bill had been
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es. There was a great deal of “tink-
ering" over the bill. and the house 5 10"“ He said that no one who ought
clerk's had evidently taken some- i to know knew where the bill had gone
body's advice to the effect that it was ' to. Speaker “'alsh' replied that he
noLthc-ir business to send the bill to 3 had 1““ bpen informed officially ”‘3‘
the senate after it had acted on it 3 ”“3 bl“ had been found in the 99‘3“"
last week. :tary of state's oflice and delivered to‘
. 1 the. senators. 1
Measure “’5‘ for a Time l There were three roll calls in the
For a time it was lost and legisla-lsenate on the presidential bill. first:
tors generally an‘ected to know noth on the motion to rccede {mm formr;
ing about its whereabouts until Sen- action. which was lost. 18 to 17:.
ator Dillon asked Lieut. tmv. Wilson again on the motionto table Senator
if the suffrage bill had been returned llrooks‘ motion to reconsider mum.
to the senate. Clerk Kenealy said he in the hope that it would not prevaiifl
did not have it and as this seemed to which was lost. 17 to 16. and on tho;
be a surprising statement to Senator motion to postpone until next Tues-l
lrillion. the senate sent a tncssengu' (lay the Brooks motion. which was:
to the house clerk to get the bill. lost. 20 to 15. .
House ('lcik Countrytnzm said he did Vain attempt was made by Chair-f
man David E. FitzGerald ol‘ the dem-i
.orratic party in a caucus of tlemocrat—'
ic scna‘rors before the session to get.
Simona-s valley and Bishop of New
not have it and the best the senate
could do then “as to learn that thr-
bill supposedly had gone to the sec-
rctary 01’ state. Senators liillon and
Williamson were sent to the sm-rc- Haven and Hurley 01' “’atcrbury. and
tary of state's amt-o and they broualit _ Kopplcinan of Hartford. to change.
back a written statement that it had their vote of opposition to the bill.
not been received there. 'i‘ho senate The four men stood out against their.
took a short i‘t‘t't'ss while a search chief‘s advice. .
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A full hall-pint eon "any color. “you c ' i
will buy from us a 25 cent brush to i
apply it. Enough to enamel your pantry .
floor or shelves. * i
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ALBERT D. MORGAN l
May Victor Records
i\‘.::.. .\ Hood Man is Hard to Find. Marion Harris in in. 3
For Johnny and Vic, Marita Harris. List l‘ru-t- 85c
ls’ulT llnw Yn Gonna Ko‘I'p '1-1 at lit-“:1 on the qum’.‘ Arthur l-‘H‘lds .
it) in.
Now An- You (loin; to \‘t’cl Your “'lliallc'.‘ lliil) Murray.
List l’lice 85(-
13.12.34 Don‘t Fry. French}. lion‘t Fry; t‘harlts llart-lilliolt Show
10 in.
l Know “lira! it Mean“ to lie l.(li\t‘.~(iiili‘. Henry littrr. List
Price 550
18536 Arabian Nights. Ont-Step. “'aldorllAstotia Dante Orchestra.
Sand Dunes. One Stop Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra. List .
l’izr-e t3: . ~ ‘
135:2!) Kentucky llrr-am “'ultz. Nich this Oarmdos Orchestra ‘
The \‘s-lvt-t Lady. Nicholas Hrlzln-lo's 0rchv>tra. lust Price
53F
3.3m: Soon-slum. .\ll(lll‘)' l-‘ox Trot. .lvsnph 1‘. Sr lilt's Orchestra *
('hong, Medley Fox Trot, Joseph t‘. Smith‘s~ (irr-in-ssrzt’f List
Price $1.15 . . .
le-lev Madelon. One Step March. \‘t :tc-r Military lland . _
liai'che Francaise. \‘ictor Military “and. List l'l‘ll'l‘ Not?
:::.tis::~\\’edding March (Sousa). Sousa's Band. 12 in. , . r
(‘oronmion March. Arthur I’ryors Band. List ltl(‘(’ $1.3.) ’
:.i‘_’:‘.——-\Vhen I \\'as Twenty-One Lauder); Ilarry Lauder. List Price
$1.25 .
131'}: -.\t‘ter All. Reinald Werrenrath. 10 m.
Lonesomc— That's All. Lambert Murphy. l.i.~t l'iim $1.00
4316:; +19% Birds singwt‘harles Kelloga. loan. .
The Bird (‘horu.<. Charles Kellout. List l’rn-e .‘FlJI‘l ‘ _
l”8”24Gl21I11ll Schicchi 70 Mio babina Faro. l'll('(‘llll. 1'! m. lust
Price $1.00 .
SBllSSMSamson t-t Dalila .le vi-ns colohrm l:| \‘lt'ltll‘lt‘, (‘aruso-llom-
eerournet. Saint-Saens. 12 in. List i‘iicn $4. ,
743.88 "V‘Valtz Etude. Alil'f-tl Fortot. List .l‘llCt' $1
64798—Clavelittts. l-lmiio lie Coaorza. l.l>‘L Price $1 »
74574AQuartet in .\ minor. Elimm Stringr Quartet. List Price 5}...”
88601~La Traviata. (lain-(.urcrile Luca. Lie: Price $3}. .
Gluttzl-vt‘alling Mo Home to You. Join. Mct‘o‘rmdck. List Price, $1
COME IN AND HEAR THEM
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A. J. Collins Co.
will draw interest
from May lsi.
: rte-roar ego/o
1 NOTES now on
SALE.
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The Gorham Company
For: Your Boat
White Lead, MM french Zinc, mange, on. Turpentine,
Japan Dryer, Putty, Sand Paper,8toel Wool Sponges, Brush“.
PnttyKnivaYachtWhite, Yacht .mmk, Battle-hip Gray.
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.swvmmmoqpc Faint. M; 0m
DECORATORS '
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.l Entrances on Main St,
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OWLAND’S
F‘airfield Ave. \Cannon
St.
“r‘ul:cpfll’l. Conn.
Thursday, May I, 1019.
Good suits
save men
some mOney.
There is sound com--
mon sense in buying
good clothes.
They are made so well
they give longer service.
More days’ wear per
dollar paid—that’s the
lava. ‘
Good cloth, good pat—
terns. good tailoring,—
all these are the combi-
nation tliat insures this
good service.
livery suit is
ready for scrvice.
No wondering how it
is going to look; no won-
dcriu}: how it. is going to
fit: YOU SEE FOR
\‘(ll'RSlCLi‘I
That. is the great ad-
vantage of ready-for-
scrvit-e clothes.
It is a special advan-
tage of Kuppenheimer
$35 suits
The famous Kuppcu-
ltcimcr style.
That oxpci't. Kupponlicimcr tailoring.
TlltNt‘ splendid Kuppcuhcimcr fabrics and col-
il’\ and patterns.
Right now: big- aud tiltndy lot of waist-seam suits,
ll' l'ashitmleilc single- and (lt)lllilO-lJI‘CEISlPl‘S, of busi-
110‘s sttii§—~ $35
ri glit
H-d
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Ma in floor. rca r.
Lot of boys’
old reefers cheap.
Yrs; old. For they are Spring weight and pat-
t ill but. not new this-Spring".
Most of 'cm in lilack—antl-wliite checks; some of
rm .1 hit soiled.
Jttfifsizcs ti 7 and 8.
But what luu-gaii-s tlwy are at the ucw prices
u'vc- made? '!
ll’tfl‘t‘ $3.7)” and 9,510.5” , $6 \Vcl‘c $347 lo $3.25--~$3
\Yt‘i't“, 7592.77) lo $3.3m $2.25
1-...» lll-‘llt.
l‘i out
Stationery for
gift or one’s self.
.\1 SH m-ut» a liill'litltfl’. l\\n sorts of new llilll(l-;
min” stationery. ‘ l
Sorts warmly \rclmmml l~y folks to “limit it i3!
given. '
Sorts used \\'llll mutt-m l'or out-‘5 own mrrcspou-l
loin-o, l
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.\ «glill't‘ vaclrof ciiyclopcs and pupcr in attrac-
Zch package tied with rllilmn.
iarrcd Lint-u, \rliitc liui'l' pink or lllllt“, distinc-
".i\'c and tine I
Khmer 'i‘artan. crwsltar design. long narrow 011—,
rolupve. white or dv-limttc shades of lavender piukl
hill? or luluc ‘
lial-li sort— 00c.
.‘inir. f'ul-r. roar.
’ A f' t ' ‘
suit is $43 .50.
Pink olLsevc-ral of the finest suits that the store
has held for women. '
Rich and refined models, with quiet and beauti-
i'ul trimming of braid or in severe handsome tailored
style. ‘
Dccp shades of navy, or quiet oxfords, or beauti-
ful black.
.All regular sizes and special models for women of
’ull figure. . - _ . . _
Finely finished, lined with splendid sdk,—smts
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‘iug.
The \‘Vcathcr: Rain and “armor.
‘ Littlest girls’
sweetest dresses.
Sweci and dainty and llC\\'—t'ttllltl anything make? '
littlest girls happier than such dresses as are ready}
\Yith tlic happiness, they bring to Mother :1 sav-
No cutting; and stitching and filling and trim-
hung: instead they are ready to slip on and dance
tllt‘ll' merry way with happy little folks.
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.\.ot expensive—notable examples in the gather-
mg are but $1.50! "
Yes. spotless dresses of white \‘oilc with charity-
mg touch of blue or pink at collar and wake—$1.50
' And pure white batistc of limpirc style with the;
eutcst of fancy porkcts—also at $1.50
Little lrctchcn dresses with line stripe of blue
or pink and prctt y shocking—$22.50
Fine crossbar and voile of purc white, trimming ‘
of nice lace—32.50 «-
Organdy of snowy purity. trimmcd
lace and tabs of fine cmbroidcry~$lL50
Little coat—cficct dresses with trimming of Val.
lace—$3.00
Fine organdy in Bolero model orflth hadscmm A '
lace-edged l)(‘l‘llla and‘ decoration of tiny French“ "
. . 41- ‘ ‘ 1’45,
knots—V). _ . {a
Who wants to make a. little girl very very happyf‘ 1":
Second floor.
with
Val
Fragrant pleasing f .;
- toilet powders.
\Yitli their refreshing and soothing properties,
those combine delightful odor. And how varied the 7".
perfumes they offer! 1.“?
Lam-H's “As the Petals" isth- I». face, powder tag“
iollc. , 3"
lluduut's Tlll't‘t' l“lo\‘.r'i'.\‘ talc Till“. lat-c powdell'yl'i
50c
Mary Harden lulc- 30c: face poutltr $1
('liliflYuli tall.- 230, fat-c lin\\tl('l' 3H1:
lluttcrtly tall-Wilde
Spiclllcr's ’l‘i‘ailiiig Arbutus talc 23c
llnjcrfilss talc 400, face pou'tlclfi- 137w
Snyntou‘s soap. specialv—lllw
llay‘s llair llcztltl), th‘citil
Stork (‘:t<tilo soap—ml?! '
.‘lllllrlllt'tl (,‘ovormut' oil—mil:
1'- ltltl
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These are real
house-cleaning helps.
l-Iithcr they save time or lalior.
One is as important as the, other: liouscmlcaniu‘
is hard TYol‘lx' at the l)(‘Hl. Butter make it as easy fl}
poRSl-hlt‘.
Ste la-ldr-rs.
foot—43¢ to title.
Step stools-”M.
Step chairs— $3.7: .
Self-wringing mops—~31.
(‘lothes horses, 3 to 6 foot— 31
to $1.75.
Ironing tablps~$2£5 to 35.
“'11” clothes dryers~~~40c
2.23.
Glass wash boards—73¢.
\Vringers— 65.50 to 89.50.
- Brooms—40¢ to $2.
Scrub brushes—12c to 20¢.
Paint brushcb—fm to $1.25.
Toilet brushes—25c to 75¢.
Dust brushes—25c to $1.25.
Radiator brushes—30c.
4 to 6 root . pt-l ‘ t‘hamois~~30c to “.10.
Feather dustt-rs——70c to $2.“
Shelf paper-‘30 to 15¢.
Paper lioylies~Tc and 130
Galvanized pails—~55c to .1
' Mop wringer pails—82.5..
Waste baskets-26¢ to 38. ‘
Clothes hampers—82.50 to ‘
Carpet sweepers—42.60 u ’7
Carpet. hooters—10¢ to 0‘...
(”hair mats. don't need ‘
tacked.-—~60c to $1.25. .1
Dust pans-25c to 86¢. f’
’0I’olishes for furniture—
a c.
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Bubbltt‘s Lye—:50.
it” specialappeal to women who appreciate beauty
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‘, tasties- no" mops—“c to a?‘ polish—"o to I“. .
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