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THE SUMMER ISSUE
Connecticut-
Telephone DireCtory'E
. . ‘ GOES I TO PRESS
J Thursday, May 8th
J . All changes or additions in present
J listing must be arranged for on or be-
fore May 8th in order to! appeari 111 this
_. The Southern New England
Telephone Company
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AFTER BEING BOUND before day-break.
J Victim the Mother of Three Children. mans watch and hat and twenty teet.
away her open pocketbook. which was
empty. Close by wereiound all the
articles or clothing except the shoes
and stockings, which were on the body.
H. B Stone of the State Lahore--
henna v1- May 5.——Tlle naked
body of 'Ml's. Harry E. Broadwell, 29
_yeofs old and the mother‘bt three chil-
dren, was found in a garden oft North
Main street early yesterday, with the t cry of Hygiene performed an autopsy,
’ throat. bound tightly with a. man’s bntdid notmake public hio re
handkerchief and the hands, still in kid ‘ ,' v . J port;
gloves, bound tightly at the back. I, J . a}. .
mu: m by strangulation accarfling “w“dll AGWIS are
to the police whose theory 13 that meisuro to bring the boot realms obtain-
woman mmurderedinanearbybull‘ able. ..
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all iliree flavor-o .J
in the sealed
nodules—bullock
tor the name
WRIGlEV-S
because it lo sour
interior imitations.
loot as'the sealed
redone lo Nee-
tlo'n author in-
purity.
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unmet
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log and the body dragged to the gardenJ DlSCOVER BODY lN
Beside the body were. found the wot
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J Bomoiodny is solved at Loot.
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labout 4. 30 o 'cloek yesterday afternoon
_ ominer was notified and the body woe
-later removed to the undertaking par-
1
J should be advised to keep up the pay-
‘ment of the premiums due on their
DER-Y REBERVOIR
Mystery Attached to Disappearance of
The body of Thomas Samoiedny 0‘:
193 Bridgeport road Shelton. was ionnd
in the upper Derby reservoir. it was,
discovered by Cyrus Minn. Jr...
0: Planning. shop-roam relatives
abdicai ex.
volr. DrMFNInoilloihe
lots of C. D. mil.
I Somoiedny. it was learned by the
police. had been mining since April?
:4. ‘He was 24 yous or tau and single
and lived with relativea in Shelton. |
The man. it is said. had been acting
somewhat owl: Ind no tool ploy tel
an Academy l-nll read. Iona-one reoer-i
ms ON HOW TO
BUYVICTORYNO‘IES
Here are me important poi-to
of information for sobecriboro to
the “fiery bean. it you will heed
tho following tips it will fodlitate
tho woo-k or putting over the Vie
m Into:
1. It you “fish to .zubacrlbe to
a $150 or a $100 Victory Liberty
Iota you should buy a coupon
book woo which pay-cola nay
'be made either oe‘ekiy. monthly
or on the Government plan. or
you may drolre .
2. ifyoubuyoeoupoobook
do ooi.dn—a1iditioo. oign o oob-
u'flpfloo blank for the some note.
3. Write your name and ad-
drelle ploinly and open your
name to the nonvoooer and be
oore to indicate the none of the
hon! where you wish to rooke
your payments. l! thio lo a
branch of some bank. give the
oddrese of the branch and go
there at once.
4. 3th blank you sign is your
pledge to buy Noim- to the
amount indicated. Do nolaign
more than one 'Nonk for the
some Note.
:5. You cannot help a (onto-oer
obtain credit by glring him a
Milieu (or a Note or (‘oo—J
pool which you have ol-
bought.
I. Do not nodule to give your
loot payment to an author-lord
canvass". Hare him show you
his cord. and he will give you an
oflciol receipt and «are you lunch
inmw-nience. because you will
not have lo Stand in line at n
bani: In make your first pay mom.
7. Suhcribe early. l1 helps
the (:mcrnment, it helm you and
it helps the Committee.
supected. The remain were ldentl.‘
tied last evening by a brother of Son-
Oiedny. Q E”
wan max 1m;
. _ .5
All W a“ Boiioro
some.
Should Keep Gowns.
All discharged soldiers and sailors
War Risk 1mm. applied for while
lo the military mica. .
' Within a short time thooo who have
kept up such poyrneoto will be permit-
ted to convert their present insurance
to other toms without another physi-
cal nomination. Any disaarged ool- J
dier Vile his permitted his insurance
TI“! arm M
(“Ma’zu’f
to lapse should correspond with or call’
iat the office of Captain '1‘. J. Johnstoll
department inonronce olicer. head
1 quarters Northeastern Department. {
IRooon 717. 90 Chauncey street. Boston I
Mass” as ooon as possible, as it is not .
Jyet too late to be reinstated. Inierma
ition may also be obtained here withJ
reference to the new kinda of iosur- l
Janeetobeioaoed andthe premimn'
' rates therefore. in writing, in addi-
tion to asking the lnlorafotion desired. l
rtheperoonohooldindleatethedatooiJ
bk; dhcmrge and whether be has paid
any premiums since such discharge.
olsobe pleased to aeaiot theallotueoiJ
soldiers in one: wbore allotments and
sever-nment allowances are not beingJ
received.
M.
JWOULD ANNUL 1%” LAW.
fibre tiled in the _8upreme_ Court today.
by the ammo of Pennsylvania and Ohio J
(asking permisaion to inflate original J
impiwthemammi. '
enforcing a state low M loot Feb
mory‘ which would prevent natural gas
from being W mid. tho
Male until domestic needs 11-11 been
9111; the state of West Virginia from!
i
’saugn‘ed. i
J —m sonata-await.
The cm. above unwed me .
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WASHINGTON.- lay 2—Mo'uonai ..
I Vern- aaw a \ lctory Vole:
But won i hope in see one.
llod's gone out to buy a M
Hell Surely give to me onci
Buy \' iclory Liberty Nolcsl
He Delivered the Goods—Now Pay!
Will Write Entire Victory Loan
“Editions oi Their Home
Newopapero.
The residents of a number of towns
in the Second Federal )eoava Die
trict will have the annoal experience
of unfolding and reading a daily paper
which has been got out. from headline.
to “help wanted." by tho won. of
their neighborhood on one day dark:
the Viv-vary Looo campaign.
As a feature 'of the Victory Loo-
drive the women of Glenn l‘olls, Heckl-
rner and Morrlatown. as well no of a
number of other citleo and m
whooe plans are under way. but not
ye; rally for “one amt
will for one day late entire charge of
the rum rim-meat newspaper or their
‘.
loan Special
Edition,”
and even supplying
through
J‘ Camera (”lob many of the illustrations.
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JThoy GAVE and Are Snilmg'
erteno.mas-n.a1u.
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J THE.“MOPPING UP" JOB.
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Win-n unr heroeo had mattered the
Hindenburg mob
(Hirer lads come along {or the “mop-
ping up" job.
All over that landscape "tiered for-
low
They had to paid: up what the light-
l em had tom.
1
Then ‘S 11 “Hopping ('p" Job now mak-
ing its stout
A111] 9111 h Yank should help, with all
J of bio heart.
What is it, you say? Do you want
1 in be shown?
SUBSl‘lHBE TO THE VICTORY
LIBERTY LOAN! '
.1 —-\\'ll.LlAM F. KIRK.
SECRETARY GL‘ASS SAYS—
“Tlie Victory Liberty Loan should
he subscribed by the people from the?!
savings and earning."
mum-w: and set out . “new
_ «ml-s the." i
oewo. {mini-o articles and editorial; 3.
"lei!“ i...» .:
Jbranch of the Woman's [Jberty Loon“ ,_ :
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H ’0 my 5 1919 ‘
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'4 JWho needs a New Mattress? s;
'Aliout this time of year when the Spring r94
ailing ie on there is a need for a new 11m truss,
erhaps some people have been contempt-1‘. mg 13
winter. 'And feeling, that good mattnw .» 111'
1y, like everythmg' else, think it is out “J, ill
to buy one now. But here 13 3011111111).
ting and quite worth yrhile.
7“.
yr. hare-hold m to Special Order "
3.5;. aWhitoJIeli How in two parts _'
{These are made of many layers of 81101 3.11
' fifliite felt all laid evenly and pcrfi ll
pruned down to the thickness of a mum
is for superior to any filling of lump com»
5”, m packs and spreads unevenly. The 101'
._ is fine figured sateen in two—toned tan an
eifect Very neat and pleasing. .3:
"1 fieldtmattreudoes notpoatand 1e null
'hfihralbnf‘hme. . -
The price is $15. 00
The regular price of $19. 00. We “a?
himwnd that you t loge. if:
- .1. Fourth let-r. fir
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Nemo Week Monday
;£e«o attheCoro‘ n
.Buyyogrliomocoroetthisweek
stocks are at their best. You
get the modeijjou‘ wed in the
you require. an. .4
:Nemo corsets represent extra val-
simply as a corset, because they,
most satisfactorily. Their in.
Valuable and exclusive hygienic- -sty1e l‘cntl
host nothing. Come in and have one of our -
pert corsetieres help you select the Nrmo a?
”signed for you, this week. :5...
$3.60 to $6 at}
o.’
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Homo Self-Reducing Corsets,
W. .3. 'A special model for stout women. J
Home Wonderlift Corsets, ' 5' . - $6.09
kg: For slender, average and large wom. ’
Nemo Kop Service Corsets, f' $3M
: 7%.; Ideal for slender as well as full figum.
2.6: ‘ Convenient fitting" rooms in the («HM
:p‘ar'tment, and the services of an 1-11" m .» ‘1
oJfitter always.
1. J r I. ‘ g“,
k- w...“ . -1... . .J
_ Designer at special price
.. 1: One. year’s subscription of 1111. IJ
' which regularly is priced at $1.50
" “Q .135. for 95 cts.
» .. Witli every subscription one is 1mm
’60P? Of The Summer Quarterly minimum , . " ,_
{hon 800d for 15 cte. in the purchase mi. 11 \ 5
’ ' pattern. A“ .
Bole begins Hominy, May are:
13"-
IJH'
9"
Pattern Cuunlcl m,_
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