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.m,‘ two", «JifMO’V‘i' -. wing-slow ~—-
shuttered. This is es
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neu- it. It is believed there are
sunny killed and wounded, but
Meny houses
have completely collapsed and win-
w
House: Collapse
ill the neighborhood
thousands of hot
.194.
houses. The movement, of trains ov- ing the past yesr, hes netted $58
‘er the Nemur-Luxemlmrg line has: The following oflcers for the com-
uninterrupted
It is reported that while work men;
were unloading a. wngon
shells a. detonator exploded in the
' bonds or a Germ prisoner.
fire to the ammunition boxes.
the explosion,
broke the barbed wire cordon _
rounding the camp and fled in all di-
rections through the woods. Only 150
have been
guards at the depot
coping.
heard in Brussels and may continue
for days.
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‘ 18536~Arabian Nights. One Step. Waldorf-lumen Dance Orchestra
l&5:‘.9-—Kentucky Dream Waltz. Nicholas Orlando's Orchestra
35684 Sometime. Medley Fox
lsssi—Msdelon, One Step March. Victor Militaryflond
' .35683-Wedding lunch (Sousa). Sou Ra's Hand. 12 in.
43162 uter All. R/einald Werrenratll. m is.
lrncéa~uow Birds, sing—clams Kellogg. 10 in.
. Tisss-n’aitz Etude. Alfred Clmot. List Price 81
64798—-Cla.velitos. Emile De Cogorza. List Price $1
74574—~Qunrtet in A minor. Elinnn .
88601—-La Traviata. GuillvGurci-m‘l.ll¢_o.‘Lllt.Pdc€f‘3 . 4!
64ROIl~4mliim¢ Me Home to You. John" MWUH. Price 81
ing year were elected:
filled with
setting
the Gennan. prisonen;
sur-
Haven. ‘
arrested.
succeeded in es- ‘bers of the order.
The explosion- are clearly
- in Greenwich.
May Victor-Records
18535— A Good Man is Hard to Find. Marion Harris—10 in.
For Johnny and Me. Marion Harris. List Price 86c
18537‘How Ya Gonna Keep ‘Em Down on the Farm? Arthur Pickle
~10 in.
How Are You Going to Wet Your
List Price 85c
18538 -»Don’t Cry. Frenchy, Don’t Cry.
10 in. .
1 Know W'hat it Means to Be Lonesome. llenry Burr.
Price 85c
\Vllistle? Billy Murray.
Charles Hart-Elliott Shaw-—
List
Sand Dunes. One Step. Nicholas Orlando’s
Price 85c
Omhesll'l. List
The Velvet Lady. Nicholas Orlando‘s Orchestra. List Price
I
85c
rot. Joeeph C. Smith's Orchestra
Chang, Medley Fox Trot Joseph C.._8mith's Orchestra. List
Price $1.35 ‘
March. Francoise. Victor Military Band. List Price 85c
; Coronation. March. Arthur Pryor's Band. List Price 81.35 .
Tons—When 1 Was Twe'ntyOne Lauder). Hurry Lnudhz List Pace
:1 25 . I; > .. . , .
Lonesomp'rlm-a All. Lambert Murphy. l.ist-lu-mgsi.oo'
The Bird Chorus. Charles Kellogg. List Price SW . .
“Ni—Gianni Schicchi—O Min bubinn ('aro. Puccini. 10 in. List
Price $1.00 . "
89088— Sunson et DelineJe viens celebrer ls victories Caruso-Honi-
er-Journet. Saint-Seems. 12 in. List Price 84. '
String Met. List Price .1150
com-z m AND HEAR rustlfiu‘ 'Jr -
re.
J. Collins Co.
. . '15- ‘5'. .
memo, nu; urn-logis- _. \
.fronelluurtsofthstuhy‘erdey’
‘ettended. the shoe,“ hie-ting of
the the greet council of the ImprovedhOr
- ‘ dot of Red Men here. Greet Snc em
Jig-1:131:32.“ m" Mb. mn‘St. Clair T. CorsonothH-vuw menopause-mama» a... 1
sided and Mayor Richard-J. Kin“ .ct'tlnt “there is more joy-onus.-
of this city welcomed the villains in n nefi- mt lope-sew more:
us andalnely tint have nevuegoue
1b" and roofs for "0 mW’Shofl address. mumm m."
the scene of the explosion have been read and it '83 announced M ‘, Then are eighteen western States
90018“! the case . Thrift Stamp drive, which the organ-
l-loeylsert and neighboring towns. 'iutlon has conducted in the state dur- M«
where there are
any .03“ or. m thirty
63:31:? hie: soul}; sag-more. m" ‘m‘mm' 01' minority votes {or
William Saunders of Waterbury; greet
Alter mphet. St. (‘lslr 1‘. Carson of New
Mr. Carson, oi Hmonsssett tribe.
New Haven. the retiring great sacheni.
The Belman 'was given a diamond ring by the stem
The next annual session will be held in favor of it.
‘ {Vince 40 Central sVenue,
l
.end menu that it was not fillet of his
1 Sergeant \‘lrelli, of
‘lice. and the men who have been
m of Pennsylvanis that he will
his vote. All that they are
uponiaaremarhwbichhe
and one out; in the east whose con-
m bolls Scout-n
lend momentatlres are solid y for
i lbdenl ln .
addition there are nineteen sinus
who will give a mJority vote. thus
seven stem with ei-
thewAnendnlent. Of the remaining
elem. m four. one My M
ed ageinat .snd for the madman
and seven sates—ell fthe South;
will cost a majority vote in Congrrs:
the Amendment; Just one vl
those States). Mob-Ins, willie"; a
solid vote ssllnst the amendment. as
compamd with eighteen stolen solidly
I in the Sixty-fifth Congress. Musn- '
chueette kept Conneweut in moment
one in its senatorial vote against the
‘anendment. But at the election last
November one of the Mussehusetts
Senators was defeated and was suc-
ceeded by an advocate of national
W’omnn Sum-age. in Louisiana which
also cast a solid vote against in 1918.
one Senator has announced his
change of opinion. louisienn will
still give a solid vote aainst in the
llouse~ the only state to do this be-
sides Louisiana. Connecticut will give
a. majority for the amendment in the
House—en majority large enough to
outbalnnce the two unravonble Sen» .
ators.
. woon VICTIM Is -
l nor Miss noose
i Continued from m Pl“
i
(‘omner Phelnn last night again re- ,
i, fused to divulge'the mmplele reports
of the autopsy anneal the bacteria-
logical examination by Medical-Exam;
iner M. J. Brooke and Dr. Bruce wea-
: ver at Stanford.
. Persons .fnnn: Mien around contin-
guc to (“mghdfi’lflclte with Chief O'ho
» Schmidt. eving that the body
z'lnizhs be thnf’of lost relatives. John»
Thompson»
grille. viewed the remains yesterday
sister Mary. who was
last seen six
months ago.
the state po-
wer-hing on the cue. have been
spending most of their time in New
York state. but refuses to make public
any infoflhatlon which they have se—
cured. - l
gala-«see rm” _
5.1.. 'm At sourm
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will gladly give you our personol attention.
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Fon the scene. ” 7‘ them happened
to remember Ihnt‘lt was about time
F , “—1-.-
Fefloht Cur Dcooflemved "em Track
in Time to l’revent Wreck.
Presence of mind of ill-nry Sher-
man and Clarence ll. Bradley. the let-
ter Fnirflveld in assessor. prevented a
serious railroad accident Tuesday
night in Southport when they removed
a heavy. iron bound freight our door
from the track Just before the express
train. No. 25. sped by.
Residents in the vicinity of the
Southport railrosd Sutton heard the
crash as the door became Infants-nod.
crushed a fence and landed on the rail.-
road track. Mr..§hermnn and Mr.
Bradley were ’_ . the first to arriveJ
for the west bound express to pass.
The door. heavily bound with iron
hands. would have demiled the ex-
press, in the opinion of several wit-
nesses of the happening and it taxed
both of the men's strength in remow
log it.
The express train loaves Bridgeport
about 9:30 o‘clock.
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5‘ ‘ Baby Week. in the
f I V e i.
s . ! -»Children's Shop
’ 'All handy things for the nursery are pro-
;yidegi for ,the use of the baby. 4., ‘3. .3 g.
P ‘ First take the bath, It’s quite a ceremony,
lottery one knows, most enjoyable, and e good
3 at the end, along with sweet powders and
slothu._ as My 3:, 9:2;
4' A Rubber m is on stout
“rm-
‘hennbtinuse. mum
.. o a, write”:
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i-‘f'i “if ‘i“ m
7‘..ANurloryorBothTeblehnsestrongwhite
' top on .white enamel supports. The
on
It is quite sanitary,“ theme is no danger
llhhmng. HeoIanIsboutandkick alllie
“mm on this this too seeps,
1503.. $8.111 dgfihs and s her he: towels.
' " Nos ”.60
it Clothes Books of white enamel for baby’s
an.
v f' s
foéthes’end “articles. ., $3.00
- 7": W“ M01“! Clothes Tree. attractively.
il'd'ecorated,‘ ‘ g _. .33: , ”.50
1 Humor! Baht: of \vhiéc enamel, trimmed
Nth blue or pink, and filled with pretty little
toilet articles. ‘1“: _‘ no 3 r». , 88.50
m “if (“little gold ringis given with all
4 urchasos over one dollar.
l‘e— .
Light weight Comfortables
for Dunner “‘ - *
alkaline 0mm in full sizes, $4.50
. Woman, cotton filled with silk mull
coverings, dainty florsl patterns with borders in
filein colors, , $6.75
if?" Whit. W of medium Qil'eigllt with soft
finish. A good blanket to use at ibis time to meet
the changeable weather conditions. Double bed
size, 37.00
Thfld floor.
Second floor.
t
Three New
Books
Imported Motor hugs, plaid effects. fill- fur Mum, 11;;
‘ 9 'slied with fringed edges, . . ‘ , ,. .,.
.1‘Glenmornan, '- “ - 15.00 A g.“ will
'by. Patrick MacGill, 311.00.312.60. “3'50 and s of choice :. :ei»
‘33s m"
Eenry Oxen, $1.50 .
-' ,Woodon spoil,"
FEMS”: Rousseau, -' '
$1.50
”if v - V e, :1
L..-- ’2’ ;' .. as.
. ‘ "€135; ’3 $1.50 dQOr Slmrt’s'
“5%”..530-53“ m
'8“ Olive hfil'elbytbeuullee.
r: 5? lifts f
oalien Sup—“.3
Thisfoldsuplndis setout oftheweyw
The same tub with white enamel supperiis"‘
:‘h‘sbymoybepleoed ontllls'fordsyinganddrees- j‘
Motor Rugs _
Rugs of a heavy plush, combinations nil
brown and green, and a. rich dark red 311‘ green,
Q They wil; lie needed all summer ' on . long
rides. They comeiin service at picnics and out-
NnWsc-inam Privnte Rob 'dur w W . "
Specials in Mattresses
This Week '
Not often is there sueh a C]l£iil"tfi This ‘i‘w‘s'
ial mattress has been made up to ma... it W
s great number of evenly laid “shell. “f M.
Weed-to the thickness of :1 mar H... m
is much more elastic than cotton mm: W... m
mat or separate in llnnps. . .. _ .
'o_ ‘ S, ’.
iii
The covering is a two-toned 1.1., m.
sateell. Mattress in two parts.
$15.00 special.
'Mattress Protectors
Every good housekeeper lN-e . mm. 1.
keeps mattress clean and lengthehx n .
both mattress and sheets/
These sizes,
.--— crib, ‘ 27 x 40. $1.25
34 x 50. $2.00
single bed. 36 x 76. $3.00
three quarters, 42 x 76, $321:
double bed, 54 x 76. 34.00
extra sizes1 60 x 76. $4.50
.7 d... inc '1. 1,
Summer Footwear
‘2. 1"? :3 o for Children
White Shoes of canvas, real burl; mi! ;_.;b':t-l.
Sizes 2 to 41.242. $2.03 to $275
5 to 3, $2 bum $3.75 .
8142 lo 1]. $3.50 M $4.50 :'
1114 TO 2, $4.25 MM“) "
~ Pl” Ska“ of genuine lllll'\t‘illtit’ ill (in: ..; low-xv
Sizes. 6 to 8, $1.00
9 to .1], 5:75
12 to 2. ST
Bill a limizml number of those and a 1m.
.3. gain is assured. _ 3.3”...) . .fl _
Ankle Ties in bias! and patent kid. tail mi
white buck' and canvas.
Sizes. 2 to 41,4,
5 to 8,
$1.25 to $2.5( ’
$1.75 to 8350
81/2 to 11. $2.75 to 34.00 .-
11y2 m 2, 88.00 35.00
Moccasins of tan leather with beaded rum ~ 79;”!
Sizes from baby 5 s, to misses’ sm 1' "W
81.25 mm} Slit
Sneaks of first grade Goodyear Glove,
and white. high or low cut.
Card-s -
for your scle 1M
$15.00 5 to 50 cts. eatl
D ‘3‘.
Next Sunk.) as
day.
. Mum. ~~‘= :- 4 Third noon . .. SM .. ’"
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A. W. Hodge \:
North loin Street.“ - ‘ ' “wig: .
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Sonthlorwslh. } woos manure To Pohle 1:. May is. Pohle; live Blown dow. tissues was cllli'gell with recs--l .
. i am 13 nuances new. is 8- Born: 1°89?" “mm?!” “W.“ “‘1 V“ W “°“ “W" "'1' The
l" ‘ ‘ , . i‘" limo-m Demos-z 1m Bun-tel: vim “will”. W“ ”V ”Wm“ mm x .
‘ *3 m . n.4um Gunter; annual H. Brandon.——Hunlold courant. _ q I: , \\...
M °f U'l'WF‘W‘m” ' we. ‘ 8min; Louis in Wilt“ A--— ----- “l”. ( - . ~
r. ». m - m” i agdlllm \
“W. . ., -. - 3!- Ann: mu; Wildlnsn; View-éeniooeI-on'r moon pk”... m .,
FISK A mes my; .. ; me» ~ Ml Slumotulski vs. SunleySuino-l ci'ren eV‘PERemNG . . .H
‘5‘ m‘”‘““““ - ' “fill" sickness. King vs. Frederick long} in. 1.3. . 4
tioners for divorce fit the balk,» ‘ . ’r , ' . r ‘ {- noli“ ml ‘
A ' ‘ Tm 1hr session of Civil 8 . court. ‘U‘I‘O OM. u ‘ nmmnr. May 8.——Privute (‘lill F. 71‘ y H.
1' .: "f ‘ “ ' A ‘ ' ' '37 m «lord W Roberts, formerly fisist‘ani '1‘!" I" ..
A, “m “an” I may. court will open at 9 oclock A . _ . .
umiowsis; u'n our u M. .mthe murmusnnthelouowins cam: Run “A” W'NWW.¢ny senor or the "Bridgeport Tele- w... p... -
will be hum. . . ~ am" who was killed in action an 91d” M ....n.:
Lillian Li‘mdqnht Con u. Welter Jo-' .Devid w. Hughes or No. 194* Wash-:October 1:. was cited by General Per insunlu .. ~ 1.”
echo COB: flunk Y. N me vs. Moon in' goon; insect drove. his automobile ov- em, according to information i'eeei\'- tor “1 ’ . .ln
Putt-u: ' 'flfen Chili vs. Cler- er the curb and onto the sidewalk in ed list night by his percents, Mr. antimlanw U 7' 7.1mm
Leon
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