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1‘ NEW SHADES i nunxos APRES .,Sunday May 4 .-1
.l' of Today’s anarchist demonstration was
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E SILK STOCKINGS es 0 9 once 0mm ee, w c
in spite of the announced suspension i
$2.75
Very Best Quality
BUY
of the anarchist plans for a manifesta-
tion, took up positions shortly after
-. . noon mall the plazas to prevent in-
formal gatherings. Members of the
committees wore white handkercn1e15_
around their sleeves. and no other
civilians were permitted to cross the_
plazas or stand on the sidewalks. |
1 Dr. Manuel Caries. president of the
‘ Argentine Patriotic League, which or-
ganized the Vigilance Poniniittees. vis-
ited each committee during the day
and made :1 short address on Argen-
tinian traditions. I’iazas which were
known to be selected as centers for
VICTORY
0NDS
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Elly—fl News
Harris & (inns have received a car-
.zo of stow: and nut coal and the same
5. being discharged at their wharf.
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'mounted men armed VVith rifles.
Popular Tom Moore in, “A Man andl
His Monev " Also a Travelogue and
.Comedy. i
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_.\‘ complaint “11> mud-1 to the police
sustcnlay about 1'1oys throwing glass,
l‘tl'itl\‘.1'Y (1n Sellet't street. is the description Elven nl'_
\ Man and His \loney." the newi
Goldwyn Picture, in which 't'om Moorcl
will be seen at the Recent Theatre to~
morrow. ll i511 comedy—drama of socio-
t_v life. with a background of polo
1'1 untiy matches. country clubs. fashionable
w.” atested Vesteidav drawing rooms and mountain lodcrs
e Th no means :1 liuht play in spite of
,its delicate thaiacter drawing and so
1ti1e. "A Man and His Money" tells
the story of a young: man “ho is 111:11lt-
:nVare of the futility of his life uhcn
his fiancee breaks their encasement.
Promptly he gives up his luxurious"
bachelor quarters. assigns his income
to an attorney. and resolves to make
his own living. Naturally his larger
adventures begin at this point. Forced
be necessity, he becomes caretaker of
{:1 wealthy Woman‘s four docs. thereby
earning the added contempt of the airi
h 0 still love< when she sees him at 1111‘!
lowtly tasks
1 nknown to both the girl is on the
brink of a great danger throuEh the :11-
tcntions of another man. The plot in-
F‘humometers marked around 80 de r'ohing her is unconsciouslx furthered
'11 17s and buds seemed to almost grow by Harrv Lntlnop (Tom Moore) who
. l-ile 511'. waited on apple and pear when h" woliz‘es “hat is about ‘0 bo-i
"‘93 lull her. makes a poued’ul cffoit to
.11 en a catastrophe. How he succeeds
\ 11.111111: has been called for to- —-and at “-11," cost—is splendidly told
11.111111». Tuesday, May 6, at2 p. m., at in the succeeding scenes
111- 1‘ 7111111111 (‘lub House. West avenue,
1. 2111;1111i:111- plans. for a sewing society
>;111'w:1iit Hospital. Every wom-
1. :11 .‘In'unlk is cordially invited to
, i1“1-.~."lit. and it" :myaie unable to at»
1 ill. mil they please send :1 represen-
'111. the 1.1'1ginahty
'rm- 11.11111; shore resorts were well
_;,11;111l:1tfd. 11111: that
’tall)‘ 111.1r >1 77111.» assured.
the summer is
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Jul” 1111 ul‘iii‘v',
1 1011s toh1 - lliyan Silk on the chart:
11 lu- 4111.; :1 common drunkard.
Don‘t forget the big dance tonight.
.1 .‘.rion liail. Theatrical Stage Em-
Mumc by Paiace theatre or-
Tickets 35c.
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'rlir members of the Entrc 'Nous so-
...i t-luh arn requested to meet. this
1. min: at 3 o‘clock in the P. O. S. of
\ . Hall. on North main street.
Contractor VValdron, of Hat’iland
and street. reported to the police yes
- 1dat thata agang of bovs had over-
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l"1'.11‘t l'1);‘{:t 1 the big dance tonight
_ 1 .111 Hall. il‘11-'-.'1t1i(;1l stag" 17.11—
.‘ luv-e a: Musu- l1.\' Palace theatre oi~ 1-,), this' Your Hair gets wavy gIOSSy
l.' 511:1. Ticlu is 231'. :1 . and abundant at once
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\ Homily number of the members
i ' ionizer Grotto of this city are plun-
.. 1..» '71 the invitation of Long
1‘Cicttt1 of Brooklyn to be their
1- next Thursday cvenine and will
-« 1111 journey in a number 0““‘*" it is easx' and inexpensive to have
(318 leavmg “on "u 1111a stot 11.1ii‘ and lots of it. Just
“ 1n SO‘M‘ M31" 7”?“ “l 1111 :1 «mail bottle of Knoulton's Dan-;
1“ ”‘9 afternoon. A mg “m9 tieine now .or a few ceAc—all drug
quoted and all members in
:.1 should send prompt 110—
Ht once.
To he possessed of a head of heavy.
beautiful hair: soft, lustrou't. Luft'y.
navy and i'r-w' from dandruff is mere-
:1 little llandch
1'('t ‘
ly a matter oi using
illt',
“ 1'17! whole
‘t' .-1l:\l'1 ~11-
. «loci:
lv 1“
111l‘n‘: "I L
:19‘11111 m the secretary
dixected and within ten minutes there:
‘freshncss flofiiness. and an incompar-"
1“: "WM :1 local character, uho able ;l()<< and lustie. and try as V011
"'1 ‘I r 1 f om his local haunts some will _\ou cannot find a trace of dand-
V': 1'23 and was said to have 11111 111 l'allinz. hair; but your real sui—
"Hymn; some where in Delauate p: isc will be after about two weeks’ use
(”k '1 week or two ago'and has \\ hen )011 “ill 50 new hair—fine and
”Wing steadily ever smce H doum at firstnyes—but reallv new
‘ 2 '” sted last night on a warrant haw-r smonting out all over the scum
Ct 'tahio Bryan ll. Silk charge-d ”w on. V
11 i 11g 3 common diunkurd. in m
box 11 court, this morning. his cas e
. : enmmued' until Saturday, May 17,
—Dandvrine is. vie believe
sure hair urower. destroyer
ruff and cure for itchy scalp 11nd it
A I”! Candee. if \ou want. to prove how 111111 1' end
”#4295953 soft vour hair really 13 moiste 11
1” cloth uith a little Dande1ine and c' are-1
'1‘ - ’ fully draw it through youl hairwtuking
. d one small stiand at a time. \ our hah
Buy B0“ S will be soft, glossy and beautiful ini
just a few moments—a delightful sur-i
of the 1 prise awaits everyone who tries‘ this. 1
’ ‘3 1 MASSACHUSETTS NURSE
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5' I « Tells Women How to Get Strong
Greenfield, Mass.—~”I am a nurse
and the grippe left me in a weak, run-
down condition with a cough—my
friends asked me to try Vinol. 1 did so
and it has built up my strength so that.
I am in perfect health at the present
time and I am recommending Vinoi to
others. —- "Mrs. F. M Locke.
There is no secret about Vinol.—lt
owes its success in such cases to beef
' LIBERTY
LOAN
TA! sum
Pay 4 3-4 pu- cent.
Ready for Delivery
981'“!
DAMAGE SUIT FOR ‘10,”
before Judge William H. Maltbie and
next week are:
administratrix. against Solomon Dry-I
er:
against the Connecticut Company: Ja-l
l-‘. Keegan against George Burns;
demonstrations were guarded by eight (.0
l'niouc and replete with touches of"
.with selling liquor in an
'town.
.seized. Beyer was hailed before Just-
stantiy killed and his
stoxes recommend it—applv a little nsl
~l'.111il '
neV c1 tails to Hop falling hair :11 onc .-,,
and cod liver peptoneo. iron. and man-
and .
TO GO ON TRIAL
Case from Stamford to Be
Heard Tuesday by Judge
W. M. Malthie. 1
The first case scheduled to be tried
a jury in the civil superior court on
a flat failure as a result of the activl- ' Tuesday is the $10,000 damage suit of
Lelit M. Cucuel of Greenwich, admin-
stratrix of the estate of Alfred C. Cu-
ceul. of the same place, against Lyt‘llnl|
R Collin of Greenwich
that Alfred C. Cucuel was struck and'
killed by the defendants automobile. i
It is alleged!
The other cases assigned for trial,
Tuesday. Mary About
Annie
Bujnak, administratrix.
cob S. Epstein against the Connectin
cut Co. W‘ednesday, James F. Duff, add
ministrator.
Husted: Concettina Mercia, adminis-'
against John Augustus}
litfih
Jo-
seph Jende against the C. E. Slauson
Thursday, Lionardo Batista
rix. against the Connecticut Co.:
against the Connecticut ( 0.: George L. .
'( 'assldy against Flora L. Deckand and
AT REGENT THEATRE TUESDAY. 16"}... E mmy against the (,dnnmi
cut (‘.'0
NO PRISONERS IN JAIL
FOR MAY SEASON
Common Pleas Court May
Term Will Be Slim on Business.
Tin re are no prisoners at. the Court
1y jail in Bridgeport waiting to present.
Criminal
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themselves before the May session Ofi drive
the Criminal Common Pleas court next. “'35 111° l'-117.
“11mm“, wealthiest young man in the l’nited States at the wheel.
he entered the navy in 11117 that he would not return unless he could bring
over a German submarine.
Sheiiff Simeon p..as.m.abt)tlt the how that helped the under seas craft
fleetsplaced inthe North Sea and along the
Tuesday. This is unusual.
thcrc hare been instances where only
one or 1110 prisoners hate iln§\\l'l‘9d
the roll call.
when asked about the matter.
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there were some bond cases to come}
11p at this session of court. l
A jury for the session was drawn}
a few days ago. but warrants hare nott
yet been issued as to whether 01 not
there uill be :1m need for l'.’ lien to
try a case. Judge John R. Booth uilll
preside at the session and ulien he'
finishes his work. he will 1:0 in'o thel
civil side of the court to hear court
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STATE POLICE RAID
ESSEX "SPEAK EASY."
Proprietor of Hotel S‘tTJohn Fined $100
and Colts. ~-
llotel St. John was raided Saturday
night by State Policemen Mitchell
Nichols. and Pinneli and its 'pmprietor.
Theodore Beyer, was arrested. chargedl
unlicensed
A small quantity of liquor was
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ice John M. Seileck and was fined 3100
11nd costs. This is the third offense
112:1inst him. The hotel is near several
churches and schools.
DANCER lS KILLED. i
Wife and Three Others injured in
Auto Accident.
.\'l~2\\'l’(ll’t’l‘ R. 1. May '1.—C‘y11lllu-1
for. :1 dancer, “as in-l
wife and throoi;
members of the "Head Over.
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musical (tllllt-‘(h compam weic
piot’cssional
other
Ileels
linjured in an automobile n((‘ idt nt l1e1c'
SaturdaV.A11 atcident to the stceiinc‘
gear caused the. mathine to lcaVe the
10nd and an ox or an unliankment.
WESTPORT FIREMEN FOOLED.
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will 'be an appearance of Abundance; East ”0"”3'“ Alarm ThOUOht t0 Have
Been Westport. .
Thursday morning 'fianan residing
on the west side of the 1i1c1 heard;
alarm number 20‘: sound and investiga-i
tion proved the coil cann- l‘rom that
East .\‘or\\:1lk station. whom alarm isl
identicz-l u'i-h that of \‘.’1-.'t;1~11,» \\ es!
porter-lleraid.
U-Boats Which Are Helping
mid 1117'. stccl
did not know the reason for the spatu; coasls.
oi candidates but he understoodf—z—wv
Loan;
Young Millionaire Who Brought One Over
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Fire I'-‘1oats which are going from—port to' 1161-1 to aid the Victory Loan j
anchored recently in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
a minclayer. with Lieu tenant Vincent Astor. probably
a saw-toother
to cut heir way
The arrow points to
nets which the allies"
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“‘m‘ 'LLIZVONI II AT A: I. 'A‘rl" 0"!"
Chi-Hamel
LIGHT OAK
Quarter i'int i‘. 5. Standard Measure
V.
The charmed-coup»:
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Will you accept one of our
Regular 251: Cans of Chi- Namel
Varnish FREE, and test its easy
application, beauty and brilliancy
on you1 Furniture, Floors and Woodwork
@bicltamet
DEMONSTRATION
On the dates given: belmu 2 factory!l d‘emOIStrator will"
exhibit and applythese exquisitelv colored. self leveling
vainishes and enamels.
Come in and see the magnificent effects p1oduced at
pin money cost.
may 7, 8, '9
The Gorham Co.
DECORATORS
126 Wash ngtcn st. South Nam/alk.
THIS C01 PON\ is good for nac 20c Can of Chi-
\nme i\ aruish upon ti. c purchase
of one nev. Flt hru— h (mercly 10 insure a fair triai)du11ngourCHl-
N AMl-J. DEMO? {STRANGE (Dates ngen shore.)
lt‘larzer can is derircdgoupcn will app-Ty 11.5251; agai..st purchase price.
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The second to arrive
the
He said when '-
st eel hand
through
Wm. (Jenn.
‘patterns or of plain finish. t)Splcudid duck, fine
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HOWLAN D's
Entrances on Main St, Fairileld Ave, Cannon 8t.
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The “bother: Probably “MI. .
Saturday, May 3, II".
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The day of the -_
couch-hammock!
. _\\’ith' the firs
5r :1 1' 111 delighting
brcczc of Spring:
how delightful to
get rest and ease
and refreshing in
c«,1111,-li-lmmmockl
Set it. in its
staunch iron
s1 and- right out; in
. the sun and have :1
glorious sun bath! , ..-. . 1 .[
‘-‘ Or swing it; in the shade of the 11111111 or b: llt‘Olly
and enjoy restful ease. '32; ~' '7‘ _' -- 1: «4.
“Jot:
:‘ Its soft firm .ttress makes it as easy as one’s
indoor couch'. Its canvas shields kccp breeze from
<a 7' ‘t'.- .,\ .1,
being possible cause of a cold. ‘ . r '13: t ..
New beauties are ready-11nd the standby sorts
of khaki. ff? 't'-1; . “9"{5 ”~-.‘ figs-r43
i ‘3 Finest 'of all—green and grav, rich in stencillcd
as .. ff 7151- ,
3"" 2‘ ’ ; .J.
mattress on springs which can be lowered and con-
verted into a full-size bed! 'And that mattress has
soft cotton top and bottom that invites to refreshing
nap! ~. 2 9'1 re or e f 331'- ifkjfi'ig' ’ I
Completely ready for hanging, finished ultlf
valance and pockets for magazines—-- ' $29,
Khaki and green hammocks with roll edge mat‘
tress which has cotton top and bottom, adjustable
windshield, case- givmg springs adjustable to 11119.1(
head-rest—- 17‘ 3‘57? 7.391170%: at g g- at; is“; 7 $19.
Stout khaki hammocks 111th good easy mat
and adjustable hud-rest— 1,11,.- 3,3“; 1.1:}. , ., 4; .
Complete couch-hammocks, hung by ch
good mattress, canvas wind-shield—- ,3"- 71.; 3.; fl.
‘4 {l‘ubular iron stands for su'inn'ing hammoc
large and staunch,—. .: ‘- $6,
Porch blinds, a
new sort easily put
Hop and hanging
evenly, all 71/?)
feet long, 4: to 10
‘1 feet wide,—
$2.75 to $8.50
Sleeping- porch‘
" awnings, d r o p
; style, good. canvas,
plain white or
with bluc stripe:—
G by 8 feet ”.1 .1 s 1..»
' ‘l‘l111'tl tin-71‘. -
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Yours
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KEYSTONE, PERFECTION, BATAVIA, FISK, FIRESTONE,
PORTAGE, MARATHON, NORWALK TIRES AND TUBES
20 to 40 per cent. off the list .
SMITH a MORRISON
91 12 Main St., opposite North Ave.,l$orw.a1k
Phone 969
the unexpected accident!
All automobile accidents are
unexpected.‘ That’s why you
can't avoid them. 0 one can.
But you can place the cost and ‘
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It all happens in a twinkling-— !
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the worry on an insurance com-
.elT edict): today.
The Gorham Company
DECORATORS
For Your Boat
WhiteLead, Red Lead, French Zinc, Lethal-go, Oil, Turpentine,
Japan Dryer, Putty, Band Paper, MWool Sponges, Brush“,
Putty Knives Yachtm Yum Black, Battleship any,
Spa-Varnish. Deckraint, dapper Paint, wing Clot-pound.
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Map Vi tor Records
\larion Harris 10 in
l .ootl Man is llill'tl to l-ind.
it; .lolnn) and Me Marion llai'l‘ih list Price the
1‘33? i:--\\' \‘n Gonna Kev-11".] 111 llnun on the l-‘mm? Arthur Fields
in in.
lit-r. Aiv' You tloing to \\'cl Your \\'hii-‘1ic? liilly Mun‘y.
l.‘.~l l‘llCt" 87w
3‘3“ “WW ('1';». French). llon‘t ('1). (‘harlcs Hart lillimt ShaY-
in in. .
l 1~.."1.\. \\’l.111: l' .‘ir'nn 1 . ilc l.:1;:1.~~1-11117, ll1'll‘}' liul'r List
7'ziw‘t- It'd:
lsithi- .\1:ti.i:111.\‘i'.;hts. Our-Stop. “'aidorLAstoria ilance Orchestra
9:11:11 llunts. (lne Step. Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra. List.
Price Sic
157..” Kentucky Dream \‘l'altz. Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra _
The \‘clrct Lady. Nicholas (lilamdo‘s Orchestra. List, Price
‘30
"GM Sometime. Medley l‘ox Trot. Join-11h t‘. Smith‘s Orchestra .
(11111112. Itledleyl"1’1x T1't)t.lloseph ('. Smith's Orchestra. [AM
l'i‘ict- $1.215
1&3‘:-——2‘-.l:1d1r-lon. One-Step March. Victor Military Band
\lilitar) Band. List Price 85c-
Sousa‘ ~' Band. 12 in.
Piyor' s Band. i let Price 81 35
Mart-he Francaise. \‘ictor
" deciding March (Soul-11‘).
(monation Idarch.Art'hu1
'1‘».
Till- ’Ll——\‘ her) i \R' as; 'l \\em\- -One Lauder) Harry Lauder. l lrt Price
til. 27: ‘1
471162--\2'ter All. Reinald \Verienrath. 10 in. .
Lonesomeve'l'hat's All. Lambem Morph). List Price $1.00
4.1% ~How Birds Sing Charles Kellogg 10 in. .
The Bird Chorus. ( harles Kellogg. i let Price $1. 00
——t.ia11ni Schicchi 0 Mid babina (‘aro l‘uccini. 10 in.
Ptice $1.00
5911258 —Sa:n1.~on et Dalila— Je V'ienn celebiei' la v'ittorie. Caruso-
et- -Jou1net. Saint -Saens. 12 in l ist Price $4.
7.1.“. “1.th 173111117. Alired to.rtot Lint Mine 31
‘47 9S-(‘la\1—litoe. Emilo he Cogorza. List Price 31
74574431: 11-1171 in Amtnm.El1nan String Quartet. List P1 ice 81.50
8861'1l—l-a Trmiata. Galli-Gurcil). Luca. List Price $3
Gibtlfz~—1a‘ling .tle Home to You. John McComeack List Price .3
COME ON AND HEAR IHEM ,
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