FRIDAY. MAY 2 I.
EBB SOUT TH NORWALK WOULD ABA'II
_BVENIN(; SENTINEL_
ESTABLISHED BY
’A’ [E8 GO EN Stu Im'. liin: IIoIlI-I companies to ahan
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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919
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.T? mm ALMANAC FOR 7 III II \I 3‘ ill iIII- I IIIti that if this lliil
5‘ TOMORROW .. .. ..:..II III. Immuviiui (.Inipam
"' d 1: 51 ;2. 30 P m '.IIII:!l IIII Ii: I} I. ‘IInIIon iIIII lollonin;
I High ti 8 a m limv in lllt' \ttiilil} of Hartford;
' sun rises 5249' 5815,36 51' . South )lztnt‘hewI": In \‘I IIII ll' Islet"
‘5 -—— ____’ .IIII'IniII . on w lllll line the company
In. I ‘ mime} I IIIIy (lax In lllP'
lgivilll I:
mber of the A :sociatea Press. ;‘ ‘
T2: Associa ed “0.5 15 px‘lusi\e"l \I;Ir. tip I hmiuupii uIInuII linI iul
“fled to ti: (a uxe. for publication of .\I II Britain a” )liIiIiIetown IinIs Ix-
; ws d spy choc: credi' pd to It 0,- mm 'IIIIsI on NI. IiII \llt‘t'l oi that low.n
not lll‘lherwise kin t I paper and 3750‘ \II. "‘ .‘-'lI I'II "l :II M. .iIlIIn and MI ri
the local new pubii hcd heroin. ="' 1‘ '0 “i1i;i‘.'”l“ni | n m Hum,”
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’ All lights or republication of epei - "I“
,, iso re 'thllltl ::IbInIiIIn :'-III .
mdll eiSpalcha b 10:11 are a i \I- ‘I\' Hun-II Io \\';Illin:: ioIII IIIII. l‘II‘a
'. iIon Falls to Vaugatuck l‘entcr stIcIt
' mama; SENTIRET"
TE“; lmI to \Millinzi‘ortl. lllt'<llil‘" to Mill-
PHONE CALM
[IiaIII line. and within the I"it_\ of New
'IlaIIII the “our stIcIt the steam
Whom—92 boat jiggI-r line and the George street
mOfice—IS IlIII-. which do not pay running ex-
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'orwnlk Branch Ofllce- —1388.
Editor's Residence—1492A
an“: manger" I Residence—‘ST AMFORDITE DIES
i AS SHIP FOUNDERS
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me!" I Residence-£182.
Continued irom Fire! Paxe
“SOFT“ .1 NOTICE.
A Stated ('(Jnllllililiillltln
(If (llili
Well Lodge. No. It». l- and A. \i. will
beheld at its Iooms. 'lilr>tlu}' I Icning.
May 6 at 8 0"clmlI \\oI'k: .\l. \l dII
luminz to thc l‘nitIIIl States from
”rest. “'hcn eight bows out it on
ifOllnlelell severe weather and turned
grée. All Mastei Masons cnIIiiall) and back T1135 and Ilestrours answering
fraternally invited trails for assistance, but in spite ol
Frau-many youw. , their efforts the three sweepets went
JOHN K. FINCH. W. .\l. lmIionn the Courtne) at 7 p. m.. April
Robert M. “’ilcox. Secretary. ; :7. the Douglas two hours later. and
‘ the James at ll :30 a. In.. April 28.
I Vice Admiral Knapp. commanding
I the American naval forces overseas in
reporting to the department yesterday
gave the names of the drowned as tol-
Attest :
. FAI'n-I _
Viewing with alarm is an extra-Incl) i
unprofitable occupation. Fem is prob-
..-_A- _-- _.- .._.
i0 owe:
ably the only wholly destructIIe cum 1 Ofllcers l-Jmixn George (‘harlea BII-
tion in the WHOlP VINO!"- wartls.‘ Mount Desert. Me; Gunner
There are two iZOOd iIInson< wlII
alarm is W88
first. the thing tented may not comt i I“ AIRMEN KILLED
,' to pass. In that case. the fem “as IN TEXAS DL'RING WAR
1 useless a“ ton have been mil-embit-
for nothing. I
Second. it maI come to on.»- By fI-ax- ;
I'hzirlts llrake Attila. Stamford. Conn.
Continued from First Pan
ins, and getting othcr> to (em. )0". :II IulaI thing hours at Carruthers Field
. ‘ ‘ , Itota led 35.000. at Barron Field 26~
. . I I l " ' '
. may finally sutcecd In Hindi} gc tin ; “08 and at Tallaierro Field. 32“”-
V“ your fearn‘to take form In reality. in, The tail spin and nose dive We"
thtt case. you have Weakened yourseli ' It'sponsible for a large majority of the
or the baring of the trouble by your, accidents, according to od’lcers. In the
.revious condition of fear You shoui. I ""1"” "“3“": period not a single. Am—
" ,Inve been bracing IOIII'SI-lt b3 “mll'lnzl “- can ca et was killed on the llrot
solo flight. This is attributed to the
Int how you can 89' 1119 better 0f ”I" thorough instruction in ground work.
lfitluntlon If the Woi§t es c-omI,
. \K‘hilc the tail spin and nose dive
In other words. .I'ou should not. in! “1'1"“ ““ef ”9‘0"“ in the (“RWY "It
’planning evil and shrinking from it. e" we" Other contributing causes.
.ibut planning the conquering of evil,
(apt. Vernon Castle, who had raced
‘ Itleath numerous times over the Ger-
_, a is no good lingering and [[‘Qinlhling man lines. HII'III'I'IIII his machine sharp
t the hm of the mghing streavn.: l_\' to avoid hitting another aI'latoi
.1 ) .. ., ' . i. 1 here. He lacked height for the man
tudy your c. anci .~I IIIImII .InIl IIuII-II). ”Gun“ crashed and was killed.
TIIII young: son of General Peyton i‘.
on drown. and that is all. TIII- pI-c , March, (‘hiei' of staff. was killed wlillr
‘ ions trembling \\ iii not llt‘lp you. It 183%: ifn 01011113].le practice at' ahheizht
" * ‘. _ .0 .... ee. 19 Wings o Is ma
30“ 59‘ through to ”w 0m" Md‘" ‘m_' chine. became entangled with those of
all your strength to do It $1”)th opponent's plane.
5 n. to face what comes \I hen you gI-t Captain Robert Isett of Providence
hen jump right in. If you drown, why
TRoLLEYN LINES
inIaiidating
The mine sweepers. convoy was I'I~l
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‘there. The way to gm things done is tell from the ‘greatest height. 5.000.
. get thing's done. .i‘eet. Two men fell from their planes
. , _ _ int. great heights because of iaiIIIrc to?
. In the case. of a political situation. 5mm lllf‘lllai‘lVP." in.
.' B with individuals. Imuplte get n‘bou‘f
" hat they dercrI-r: If a community
MOLDERS STRIKE AVERTED
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“01'! not take DnIIuL'II lillI‘I‘i‘sil In ll.‘
‘Ivernment II) eleci the i‘r'lil'ost‘nlttllVM
wints, It. (lest-I'VIIH \Iha! it gets. It
at it gets ir bad enough. II I'I-aI-tion
in and things get better.
mung with, pride is not lllllt'll mort-
fill than viewing with alarm. “'hy
.' '- tlmo looking backward—except
the satisfaction of accomplishment
vel assurance of futurII performance
Wk ahead with tli(I steadiness oi
, the joyousneh or hope. Then
.. i-g‘ood, old dogged plodding on
, day to day III-comes illuminated
_. i nradlance which lights up your
”It life and those of your neighbor
I the whole community.
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f :3. ' THE WAR on BUGS
" Wing to the Mail of \Voodluml .
SPRINGFIELD, Manx. Mar I 'l‘lz-'
threatened strike of Inoldel':I in the;
iron and hrnw foundries in this part oi“
.thc Connecticm Valley iodny was
averted by It compromise azreomenii
this city.
not go out this morning. The men ash.
cd for $5.80 for eight hotlrsln place of
$5.50 for nine hours. The basis-I of atl-
juslment “'51? not made public. The-
men were walking under an agreement
to settle earlier demands by referchI:
to the State Foundrymen's Association
Today's compromiw supersedes that
i :I I'ranzcmenr.
\‘l'anl Advor ti zemente
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~ Trims. This money goes for in»
Ind“, machinery and labor. The
It! in sound fruit and healthy
more than repay the outlav.
it I: considered that Califor-
only one state of many doing
if“ and that the quantum oer-1’
' thwverriment intercepts con-
- ”t numbers of holticultural
fiilnpofls and inland stations,
Who realized what the war upon
llllili AND Bllllllflil;
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Try Grandmother’s Old Favorite Re-
cipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Almost everyone knows that Sage, I
Tea and Sulphur, properly compountu
9d, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streaked
" M insects really amounts to. 0" gray. Years 380 the only way 10
2.. it is worth while .get this mixture was to make it at
' M .0 such defective home which is mossy and trouble-
seam are taken must 90!“
11ml “calculable m an ' Nowadays we simply ask at any dmg
gatore for "Wyeth's Base and Sulphur
and state governments. Compound. " You will get slam bottle
operate great. finches 0! this \old- time recipe improved by.
into a. ‘lnulnesa on a the addition of other Mata. at
h}... “cervix 0; his very little cost. Everybody uses this
‘ Is the man who faith prevention now. have no one can
In. ”Us 0" the role- aessihly tell that you darkened your
magma-ow hair. nettle-it In M an!
., and the potato my evenly. Ya; dampen a m or out
-M9!! m ibmah with it and draw this w
your hair. me one on“ one“ at
3wuwwo-
and the several hundred emplm'es in‘ ..
Chicopce anti Holyokc ill'l‘
T i'tlnt slate is spending about > '
‘ IMO annually to destroy insect i
' which otherwise would attack '
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TV... III'\\ '-tli;t|'l llI‘IIl"l‘
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Women’s Modiéh Capes
The Tap Notch of Style
All the hilt) features that make them so fascinat-
()ne special model of Navy 8108 French .‘ «ergo.
' Fani- _I Biochc Satin. Lined. Button Trimmed.
$1 6.50
VALUE ”3.50
OTHER HANDSOME CAPES AT
$9.88. $14.98. $24.50 and $29.50 .
Women’s &‘Mlsses’ Suits
\\'I- I‘\lil'i‘lilll_\‘ feature thew at
nli'lvent of Supreme Importance to Shoppers.
of Wonderful Values.
A THOUSAND STAR BARGAINS
The songs of good cheer are echoed and re-echoed all over the land. Every bodx
up and doing. Your spring needs are here in abundance.
greater the savings. ’ ~
THE GREATEST SALE OF-
omen’s Garments
Unsurpassed ValuesjixcepttonalStylenlmmenseVariettes
Suits, Capes, Dresses. Coats, Skirts
and Blouses
l )l‘t‘hNPh
Extra-
SALE
Regular
that lIaI'I- rail-.III'J'Wt'tII
lilII'.~
PRICES
WdMMIoMs—Jut What mat-I
Priced at Wonderfully Big Savings
AllWoolSeI-gcllrmes
A special punhaw oi fiflI fine All Wool Serge
The assortment com»
At their reg-n7
{In women and whats.
pri<cs no“. arm I and practival styles
lar pricm thcx :Irc I'\I-thiIInal values; at the
priu‘s “III '_I .lt' wonderful “mil“.
$9.99. 512.592.5165!)
‘18; I0
slam
l’t‘hcvm
300 Charmingmnresses
At Astonishiniriv Low Prices
TAFFETA, SATIN, SILK, rorLIN AND
GEORGETTE DRESSES
I~iit\ Iii~tiIIIt IuIvdI-L «If ~l\le IIIIII lII'aIIII ;
__rI.II-I‘Iiiil fit. rich. long “caning iahrits I‘llt' a fun ,
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Tomorrow a Eat
a. e. «e» an- Ion-wail”)-
The quicker you but th.n
Countless Styles In
Fashionable Blouses
The new illmism arc II'ondI'rfuiII- duimg
exceptional assortment (If the most infill"!
models in' smart eficcts. Litigei'ic 1“!”le
th‘PT I'oilcs and liatislcs: others of crop
Randies. Novelties in (‘repc dc Chino a.‘ ~
Georgette Crepes; new collars and cufls, apv' -
fronts. panels or cmbroidcn'I-s. A {wet-matu-I
wort-tent ranging from
$1.98 T0 $7.88
NEW PE‘ I'I'ICOA'I‘S
Tnffta and Jersey Silks; chanlzuble efl’I'I ‘
and plan colors. in models with tail-red I
milled flaunt-es; all fashionable colors no
bl 'k
m 34.95 $5.93
GLOVE SI 1 caulsous
Deep yoke of lat II and ~hIIulIlI‘I straph (If satin
ribbon finish these tIoIiiI III of $1 49
0 :
cxeellcn. qnlity. Special ......
GLOVE SILK VES'IS
TailIII'IuI ahoulder style. plain and embroiderec '.
$1.89 “1’ $2.25
GLOVE SILK BlDOMERS
Heavy (13‘1“ satin ribbon $.98 '
es. ,
trimmed: regular and extra nix-:1-
ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Satin and Jet-soy lace trimmed. Itl (him:
shades of pink.
$3.49 1‘“ $5.98
CENTEMERI FRENCH KID
GLOVES
lit ““51 \llil'li", IIOII‘
\‘.'III‘III $33.50.
If rI
“"“BWFWI- "I
. ’0' CI '0 -“~"»&-d‘
sole
and fi’BJU
xiik.
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$2.75 I
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I'll) I'IZII'I‘HIIlI‘I'.‘ ll.li'k\
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$24.50 and $29.50 iIitIitlllviI"Sliltlolti‘: .‘IIItluIlI‘I‘IllIilltlilittlli‘nll Lt'llytltlr.‘ _ “’OMENS ART SILK “(BE .
I” $1.:I’l.:;‘_i\.(3:21:23:.\l|llii.?,-I\\‘illt|t'l‘\ illlll _‘-.Ili \IIVI‘ fI‘IiiII $5.0“ IEEES‘EJD $16.50 TO $38.00 ilkgjtell‘i‘vtjglnfl'hli‘lti'.435:."“d”lit-W ”Wt :- «MI “'0‘“ L'
TIIllltIl'l'-I\\'. pIIiI' ..... 590
A“ W001 Semi EXTRA BARGAIN FEATURES 23 1m" Dre‘s i‘inthamr
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.. . ALL OVER THE STORE; 3: ...... .I...'.' .
$1J9 yard The wise woman will buy now when the savings are worth while. C I "3290 van—i .
Silk and Wool Poplin
The cost price was $1.98. To-
morrow. all colors. and black.
$1.49 Yard
36 Inch Black Dress Satin
“You can't Tear" brand. Regular.
:‘. var . Tomorrow.
' d $2.44 yard
Two Thread French Voile
".6 inches wide. black and navy.
This is the finest voile made suit-
able for dream Regular price
$125.1‘omormW, 98c yard
Cane Cloth
For girls capes, 54 inches wide. all
the new blues and tans. Regular
$5 yard Tomorrow $3.97 yard
Colored Dress Voiles
Invely pretty voilee. in every pret-
ty design and color you an kang-
ine. Several hundred pieces from
which to choose, we are altering
three extraordinary values at,
396. 49c and 59c yard
_:
1.000 Yards or
nants
Tomorrow one-third under regu-
lar prices. all colors. plain and
Beach Cloth
lI‘ulI yard wide. all colors. Regular
price 50c. Special.
39c yard
Turkish Bath Towels
Extra large size. strong WPIIW‘.
soft and absorbent Value 59c. SpI'-
cial .
44¢ ‘each
Athletic Bath Towels
The kind that make you glow. the
best retailer on the market. \‘aluc
l9c. Special.
39¢ each
2.000 Yards Table Damask
Pull bleached. good weight. attrac-
tin- pattern. Value 59c. Tomorrow.
39c yard
ShedsCasesSpreadsandCouoI-hbles
Matepleaswhaogugoodu mold; to buy now-wan putting extra my layout pane.
100 BED COMFORTABLES
“'hitc cotton filled; wool knotted.
PIONEER BED SHEETS.
Made of Dwight anchor sheeting; the “10.51 dur-
alilc manufactured.
Reaulur $2.50. Tomorrow ......
2.000 PILLOW CASES
son antigno timing; three inch hem.
.‘anue 510e, ‘
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'lomonow . . ._, ........ . . .......
Hemmcd Table N apkins
IIIII dozen. Fine. smooth qualltv
son finish. Value 33 Tomorrow
$1.98 dozen
Chifi'on Voile
1,0Iio yards of superfine Ivory
White Chilton voile. Extensively
used for graduation dresses. Value
71c. \'(‘l’_\' special.
49c yard
40 Inch Lonzcloth
Superior texture and finish. [deal
(or undergarments. night robes.
etc. Value $3. Very special
82.98 piece
50 Dozen Huck Towels
Sterling quality. with neat. red
Domini-s, \‘aluo 35c each. 1‘0an
row.
25ceach
Va Ine- “All
$1.69
IIIII I'arierg oi pit-try putt.”
TOILET ARTICLES 2‘ 37.1., d _ .
In on .I. ark and medium \‘ulu
nac- Inrd. Special.
22c vaio'
All Conner Tea Ketles
Spedally priced for tomorrow.
Packer's Tar Soap 21: Cake
Woodbury'a Facial Soap 21¢: each
,I
Pear“. Unbeaten Sea 1 cake 17c \wk
1 v
Am°“"' “m“ 50‘9 3 cake: 25c 331... “NM“ ‘0 ‘ eta? \ no
Kayne. Tooth Page. to; 51,
‘-
Slnltoi Tooth Powder 21c
Nine-s Honey and Almond Ti“ Flour Canister ‘2
While IInnInII '-‘." lb sv7I \uluI S
cm“ ‘5‘ Spec I’al
Ilbcock'e Talcum. large nine 19:: a) i
‘e l
Menm‘n Tmmqu 24c lvziillIrl'g: £18.]? “or m 3
Comfort Pom!" 2k: h)mmmwr om handp. ltumIaI ,.
WWI-rs Facial Cream 19c ”‘k l
Glass Wash Boards
F‘Cnllh size \qup 7 7c- Sac-{rial
Best
Regular
'tY Apron
ants
25c. Tomorrow.
50 PMIS BLANKETS
l‘t’flmlfhl M m h‘nbm “0‘
‘tmu\ulae¢7.5owr ‘ "M
Tomorrow, pair
19c yard
gin 3x37. suit Bile, 85c . MI;
no :50. overcoat. 10
Stu some. older 81.8 ‘1
Size 30x70, auto coat, 81. 5c
AdL ble Window
_ l'IS
18' Inches high. extend to ::;:
on, 49c
gemches high extend to 33 inct- .
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‘ inche- hlgh. extend to 37 in-
on. 79c
3 Inches high. extend to 37 incl
ea. 89c
1km. “S
“0 9x12 Heavy thick wool t-
“dame. flout nu oriental I.
“can Value “0. one price,
$34.3II
coupler
$1.98
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$4.99
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