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WBDHESDAY, HAY 7, 1919
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NEW SHADES
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WOMEN'S
SILK STOCKINGS
$2.75
Very Best. Quality l
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
City News
.\ regular meetin‘: of thc Norwalk
p wings Society will bu hold on Thurs-
av at ‘l a. m.
VThv rt-gulir meeting of tho
. in”"“*‘-" 17’1“”! “'m 1’“ ““1“ tumor» lion and dealing with unemployment.
w M‘cning‘.
’l’ht- Watvii-YourStitt'h (‘lub is nice!-
, date fixed for the special session was ; officer of the 35th Division and re-
n.1,.islation, and bills defining the
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mumumwm Managua;
» about enough emciency in the regu-
PRE t lar army as now constituted to do gar- '
e'rison work. i want emciency kept
land inefficiency cleaned out."
. ~' l James A. Drane. of Washington.
'following Clark’s address, said he be-
,iieved Colonel Clark did not really.
1 mean what he said when he declared
_ lthe “regular army should he smash-
W‘ASHINGTON. May i.——President ‘ ed.”
W'ilson issued a. call by cable [0083} Harvey J. Moss, of \Vashlngtmt
for a special session of Congress to;s:ate, temporary chairman. asked
meet Monday. May 19- lColonel Clark a he wished to modify
Secretary Tumulty. in making the the assertion.
announcement said it would be im- "yo," emphulzed Clark, “I meant.
possible, of course, for the President every word I said.”
to be here On the Opening day. The} Colonel Clark was administration
muck]: (earlier tmdm Democratic lead- ; can”). received his discharge.
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“'hite House officials said that in?
naming an early date for the session. ‘BRADSHAW GIRL
President Wilson was guided largely‘ BOUND OVER
by the advice of Secretary Glass as!
to the necessity of passmg annual ap- Continued from First Page.
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propriation measures which failed in i
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the closing days of the last session.
General expectations are that soon The omccrs testified that after
after it meets the new Congress will gmaking a preliminary investigation.’
begin investigations into many ques- | they had gone to 15 \Vood street. the.
lions and charges made in connection l home of the girl .with the Bradshaw!
with the conduct of the war. Repub- ,, woman, who is said to be her sistcr,l
licttn leaders, howetcr. have announc- l and just as they arrived at the ho'tse.l
cd no conclusion as to a general iii-.Miss Bradshaw emerged through the‘
vestigation. ;front door in company with two col-l
The new Congress will lw i'm't'tl ,orcd men. Upon catching sight of the!
with a mass or legislation. immetli-goflicers getting out of the auto the!
mic action on which will be urged by I girl tried to run away but was caught.’
scvcral gowrnmcm departments. 3w; by Patrolman Sammis and she at;
sides the seven appropriation bills.lonce started tohysterically deny hav-‘
aggl‘t‘gzlllng moi-c than $4.4I0tl.tl0tl.0tltl‘ing stolen any money. despite the,
which failed of intr'mue a! the last l fact that such a subject had never?
Str‘SlOll. thc list oi unpzwscd mea» been spoken of by either of the po-.
Hlllt‘b‘ lll('lutlt‘tl all reconstruction leg" ; liccmcn. According to the tcstimonyf
ship- . the woman was very drunk and after
ping policy. general railroad legisla- 'being‘lb'rced into the auto she tried.
to throw Something away but was:
prevented and it was found that she
Soon after the President's proclu- had in her hand one $10 bill. one. $2:
mation was made public. Senator bill and two $1 bills.
Lodge, of Massachusetts, the Ilepubli- pm“, the man who made in.» com-
labor and illiteracy questions.
_n-. at tm- Armory this afternoon when
Zip-)- \'-ill >-‘\S' on the rcfuuce garments. l lican conference. to bc held May It
l‘o‘lo'vtin: the decided drop in lem-E
. p-rutttrt and the chilly rain that set
ill about 8 o'clock this morning, {fias'
.rnd oil l‘.“a.l(‘-I‘S were in anal dcmahd
: 12d .~ ‘rw-d to warm many a local stores
ml office. i
hunts Hill. on the Connecticut turn-
yiikt‘, was the scene of a slight acci-
tl. nt :.'t'-t0rtl.u' afternoon. when a mo-
tnrcx'rlc, Conn. 2119, collided with a
(Pl‘ driven by Albcrt S. (‘artmx oi” Ill
Wort Main street. No one was in-
inrml and llll‘ damage to the Vehicles
or.» slight. .- g“?
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The iripplc headed attractions ar
. round for this evening at the High
‘ .St-hool Assembly hall by the Board oi:
Education is sure to attract a. big at;
t: nduncc. particularly of
liult't‘ attended former entertainments
1 nl‘ thc .<t-i'i0«:. There will be a.nlllsl¢al
=; first not. .t lecture by llr. ASP]. “'in.
ship, of Boston. followed by a. social
our and dancing.
At a regular met-tint: of Catholic
'miun (‘ounrr‘L K. of C. a large amount
Jal' routiuv business was transacted. in»
‘Eiltlllll; th'- formulation of tentative,
plans for ‘t formal wtlcomc to thc 'u-
"i‘trnin: liltllillt'lfl \tlm saw service in
‘t ‘t‘ unrltl‘F our. All of the living Inclu-
"= 3:: fill” wore lTnclc Sam's uniform
"it ~.- now re llrllt-tl to their homes hcro
i r':xi1hci':.l\o'it twcntyich.
llrown :mtl
Maurie France‘s
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-‘ ~. x -;"~ t‘t : "uittr-t- boat "in New ‘i'otk
l' :l2-.:' \\'li'l‘ll arm'tetl thr- rcttlrnin:
fin-uh :‘s of tho TTth division on tht
“tt'l' lumidcni tituint.
'im‘ the purpose 01' perfecting an or- to talk and understand English quite
moss who:
.\i:\s- Frances Buckley ll:‘.’l’
'5' . ltl-‘.l~lll't' )vsit‘rtlay of being on :lu‘;
Anions: the.
can lcnder. issued a call for u Rciluh‘ plant. was called to the stand and.
although at other times he was able
ganization in the St-natc. and Reltl't” plainly. he claimed he could not un—
. st'nlttlivt’ Mondcll. who will be chub- derstand the questions put to him.
Elican floor lcudt-r at tht‘ coming N‘S' and what answers were obtained had'.
sion. announced that o. ('onfcrvlit‘f‘ of no bearing on the case whatever. Fin-‘
'Rt‘llublican House members would be ally the services of an lntel’preiert
held on May 17. “-rrt secured and then it was learned '
There was no information at the that as Privi was walking along Ray-
,\Vhitc llousc either as to the proba- niond slrept around 10 o'clock Mon-'
lblc time of ilw return of thc l‘resi- day night he was stopped by a num-
‘ dent from France or tlic submission hcr of colored people who “started to
lot the l‘cacc treaty to thc St‘nalt‘. but tool with him." and during the“fool-
; smut- administration lcadcrs bt‘lltI‘Vl’ ing" one of the girls shoved her hand i
‘lllt‘ President haul called the extra in his pocket and grabbed a roll of
'st-ssinn mtrllt‘l‘ lhiill haul been allllt‘l bills :unuunting to 370. Then the
‘paied in o'rder that (701121955 might Bradshaw woman and several of th("
lperi‘cct its organization and dispose mcn took hold of him and prevented
lml‘m'liml “Dill'tll'l‘iuli‘m hint trom chasing the girl. He com-'
of the mom-
measures before the treaty was i-o:t»,plaincd to the. police and Officers
Flynn and Sammis started out.
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dy [0r .misidcration.
- Attorney John J. Cum-o appeared
3 ' for the Bradshaw woman. After clos—;
SAYS REGULAR AR31Y 'ing the testimony Judge Vosburgh'
SHOULD BE SRIASHEI) bound Miss Bradshaw over to the Sn. '
perior Court and fixed the bonds at.’
$750. l
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Yesterday afternoon a preliminary?
cl' *0 ' ‘ a "a .‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' '
“.1 .d m an d‘h.‘ Q‘. at ”F dosmg : meeting was held at tho ( atholtc Club
sessmn oi the Associations conven-t
lion last night. ruuuwing his election { hm”? ‘0 formumt‘ Wm" '0‘ 3 “Wing.
as president of the organization. lsociety for the Norwalk Hospital Therc
“It is the aim of all of us to build was a very good attendance, and in
up the National Guard and smash the I view of the fact that the Red Cross!
regular army. said Mr. Clark. ‘ In my.
«dorm in that direction. i will need I work will mo“ “089‘ a number 0‘ the;
the advice and support of every onelRe‘l Cross leaders ”We volunteered
: of you. You must work to smash the ’ their services. An adjourned meeting,
-l"'¥-'llli”‘ “Tm-V- ,has been called for Thursday. May:
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- “Tilt-re should he a small regularr , l
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army. sufhcwnt to police thc l'lllllD-l "1 at the same plate. A large attend
,pines and Hawaii. and there is Just .antc ‘3 requested.
mitt Your uwurimfé
.with L8: M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and
your own Linseed Oil. 9
MAKES BEST PAINT—WEARS LONGEST
The L 8: M Paint is so positively good
that It is known as the “Master Paint.”
When LinseedOil is added. then the actual
cost of L 8- M Paint—thereby made ready
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Entrances on Main SL,‘ Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
W, Conn.
moody. Mn, 9, 191.,
Joyous news _
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young folks.
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And every one at a special price.
Capes of fine serge and gabardiue and wool ye-
More handsome new capes.
More beautiful new Spring coats.
Extra in value, remarkable in variety, rich and
gas ' I‘ , 5‘2. g 'b- .'
Regular $18
........,.._ $12.50
Regular $12 to
$15 capes—
$9.50
Glowing with the colors and combinations lhat
arry happy message to young people.
Copenhagen and henna and Pekin and tan‘ and
Nearly all with the smart effective coat fronts.
A good many with collars of rich contrast.
< Some exact duplicate of capes we’ve had to sell
erctofore at far higher price!
'And some of every size from 6 to 16—at these
rices just because we helped a makerrnind up his
esson’s business!
oats as different from all others.
NORMAL COLLEGE COATS—regular $25 'to
. $22 Ser es—$1.5O to 2‘vd
Rare beauties such asmark the Normal College g $ .
Splendid fabrics, artistic designs, handsome
lending and contrasting of colors, fine tailoring.
Hardly two of one modelo-but among them beau—
.ies in tan and navy and henna and khakitwith the
richestgtud most effective trimming of the day,
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Sizes 10 12 14 and 16,
regular $25 to $37.50—‘
Second floor.
Play shoes;
it’s their time!
$22.
)cn’s feet.
play.
Take all the “sting” of spring out of the child-
Scnd them dancing and skipping and runnim: to
school as well as to
‘ t u. st H. :m’. James ii. Hum . _
1‘ . l . . _:d ‘q..}];lfllw’ Train :1 w" E for use. is about $1.00 per gallon less than
u “2 Hum”. Sergeant. Bllt'klt') They are simply adding Linseed the price Of Other high-grade palnts that
. l , . .. i. -t ill" “hinlbprs n" .' ‘5 ‘ Oil EOL‘" ‘Oml-PISII PIN“ are SOId all ready for USC.. 1
. " ”_ . '" _ , - . _. _I A. D. Morgan South Norwalk. 3’3’
x azum- .w it-ltilulllied the troop t.» . I ’
H M m Wk whm, mp, H M. Hubbell & Staples Hdwe. 00., Westport.
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it\’.~‘ t1~ w H: .[L \‘ill receive his dist-l W' 8' Gaye!“ & son, WEStPOT l}. .
i an» :-..d r. with to his home on: LOCkWOOd & Palmer 00., Stamford ‘
:l'.‘ .4...- l. Tllt‘ days outing for Mrs, Connery Bros' C0., Georgetown ‘
vmw :vm l.n-r daughter was an 43‘“ $—~ . 22.- k 7 A_ J—i
dilu'. pl «rant. one. I 1
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‘ZNUS AIRES, Tuesday, May o. .
.. ,. . g. .5; . , . ., '11)" 1\.’.::.', A (lood Man is Hard to l-‘ind. Mari-Ln ll:t:'ri:~ in ill. .
, ”"9 "f m“ ‘1 ’_ , ‘l‘kw'f": .t For Johnny and Me. Marion um. List rum my ;
”‘ “' L up alleged “n“‘(l”" .m ‘ lxfliiT llow Y;- rionna Keep 'lim llm‘zt: uh iiic Farm? Alllilll' Fields S
sl d that 1,700 men susptt'tf‘d of .10 in. l
xnz nvmbers of anarclzis‘ic orcanl- How Are You Going to \\'n-t You; \\'bisllv'? Pill). Murray. :
‘lti ‘ “1“ be tlo-pOl‘lNl l‘lFl l’l‘it‘w ”it" i
’ ' ' ' 1r:i.:n~imn't. Fly. French). lton‘t (‘1'). t'lmrles llzrzrrlIlllnit Shaw——
, "‘*W’ “‘ . 10 in. .
d' '3 "Ll! Classified Ads. , I Know “'hat lt Men-n. m HQ Loire-min». llemy lim‘r. List '
a-“ _,__ _ . J. ,_ _ - Price 85c
7 , : 195357-Arabian Nights. ()ncStcp. \thltltil'l.‘.\r'l01'l2l Dante Orchestra 1
m. Sand Dunes. One Step. Nicholas t)il:.ndo‘s (ilt‘l.9.\'li‘.’l. List
; I Price 83c :
l 18539~Kentucky Dream Waltz. Nicholas 0.1m: his: (llt'ltt‘ell'a <
1 g The Velvet Lolly. Nicholas Orlando‘s (Izllltrll'it. Lid. l'lll'1? '
i ' 85c
7; f h f ' tlit‘tSl Sometime, Medley Fox Trot. .lwtqh t‘. htné'li' 'lrchwtra
i 0 t e Fitting. Medley Fox Trot. JOSvpll (‘. Smith's ()rchwstiu. Lis‘t .
Price $1.35 ;
1853rl—Madelon, One Step March. Vlstttr Military Band ,
Marche Francdisc. \‘ictor Military Band. List Price $50 '
. , 35683—Wedding March (Sousa). Sousa's Band. 12 in. j
S ' . ‘ Coronation March. Arthur l’i'yor's Band. List Price 51.33» i;
. ' . 70123~\\'hcn 1 Was Twenty-One Lauder). Harry Lauder. List lirice
1. 7 , $1.25
LIBERTY 5 | 451627 After All. leinald \Verrenratn. 10 in.
’ ' Lonesomtk That's, All. Lambert Murphy. List Price $1.00
-, , 43163~--How Birds Sing—charms Kellogg. 10 in.
.- The Bird Chorus. Charles Kellogg. List Price $1.00 _
LOAN ‘ ' 6—iéO2-—Gianni Schicchi—O Mio babina (,‘uro. Puccini. 10 in. List
:, . l Price $1.00 (‘I H
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‘ 89088~Samson ct “(Ulla-#1“ Hens cclcbrcr la victorie. .aruso- om-
. a: TAX Bum _ er-Journet. Saint-Sachs. 12 in. List Price $4.
‘ 74588~VValtz Etude. Alfred Cortot. List Price $1
1 Pay 4341’" cent. 64798~Ctavemos Emilo De Cogorza. List Price $1 . ,
RM? For Delivery- “Wt—Quartet in A minor. El string Quartet. List Pnce $1.90
88601—La vaiata. Gain-G. ci-De Luca. List Price $3 ‘
(Hana—Calling Me Home to} You. John McCormck. List Price $1
can; 3: manna raga ,
a Cool light, but tough and of good service.
: Low cut, substantial, and economical.
« with chrome elk sole \Vitli leather sole
size 5 to 8—$1.50 size 5 to 8—$l.75
size 81/2 to 11—$1.75 size 81/2 to 11—32
size 1]1{_. to 2.332 size 111/2 to 2—34250
Main floor, rua r.
Rich color,
inspiring patterns,
silk bargains!
There are over 50 different handsome fancy silks
4... be picked from at special price.
Each of those 50 has beauty both of color and de-
si'rn.
5 There are lots and lots of striking tasteful
Liiaids- t .
Stripes and checks range themselves alongsxde
each other and strive with all their beauty to Win
favor. . . . . .
Color after color and combination after combina-
tion—’tis a complete assembly.
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'And these are the old and the new prices :—
$1259
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Sumner woolens
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and a special
skirt chance. *
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“We’re a gathering of Sunnncr \x-oolcn f “1)”.th to ‘
gladdcn heart of critical women. ~
It’s marked by abundance of lltt‘ wry weaves ”5*
most liked and most scasonablc. \ p ,:
There are sergcs in it; cool and tllll'illllt‘. ‘ - '
It presents plenty of blaclmuid-whitc checks; to
excellent for sports wear and for general service. ,
Poplins, with their dust-shcdding ability; and '
gabardine; and then those fincst of fabrics: tricotin’ef, ‘
and argentone—all combine in a rcgarkable gather.
in". ' ‘ '
’And from any of these “'0 will make a. skirt to 7’ ”
measure .at the special tailoring. charge of $1.25. ‘ 3
No doubt of the smartnms and cfi'cct of the new,
skirt styles. They are ready for youto soc and ad-
mire. No doubt of the satisfaction to be won from
the Opporttlnity: every Skirt is guarantccd to be sat~ t
isfactory in fit and making. . .
w.ml—and-nmlmil' WW0“
Poplins—$2 and $3 $2 ’.
Panamas—$2 ' G aba rdincs-o-‘H .30
“ohms—75° *0 $2 i'l‘l-it,»minc«xt.3
Argentone—-$5 . .
Black—and-wliite checks— l ”31“?"le Plaid-ir-
75c to $2M $2 to $5.3
But whichever is choscn and wltutcvcr the pat-.
tern, tailoring chargc for the skirt $1 25¥
is thc summ— . ° “
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Couch-hammock
time is here.
New bcautics are rmdy—and the standby Sorts'
’of khaki.
Finest of all-«green and grain rich in stcneillcdi
patterns or of plain finish, Splcndid duck, fine;
‘mat’trcss on springs which can be. lowered and con-
verted into a full-size bed! And that mattress has; '
soft cotton top‘nnd bottom that invitcs to rci‘rcshiug‘
nap! ~ . 7 ,
finishcd with;
32%
Khaki and green hammocks with roll edge mat--
tress which has cotton top and bottomfi adjustable v
windshield, case—giving springs. adjustable to maket
licad-rcst- $19.50 :-
Stont khaki hammovks with good cosy ninti'ress'
and adjustable licad-rcst——- $10.
Cmnplctc coucli-hamnmcks.bung by chains. goodt,
mattress, canvas wiml-sliicld— $8.50‘
Complctcly ready for hanging.
valance and pockets for magazines-—
Tubular iron stands for swinging hammocks,
large and staunch, —- ‘ $6.50
Porch blinds, a new sort: easily put up and hang: ' ,,
ing cvcnly, all 71/; feet long. 4 to 10 feet wide,—
. r $2.75 to $860 "
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Sleeping—porch awnings, drop style, good canvas“ ,
plain white or with blue stripctu . .t
9 stay-steemts s‘sysraetrts '
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