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, MUTINY IN ITALY,
rt: OME REPORT;
ROME. May 31.—-The Canoplc. the
best of the White Star Line steam-l
ships plying between Italy and the‘
Mamettsremherephave‘
manual-mound by Great admin for;
the embarked“ of Indhn troops in;
‘southern ltaly. Reports are that a;
- mutiny has occurred among these|
troops. ;
(The Canoplc. which steamed from!
New York on April' 22 for Naples and]
Genoa. nrrived at Genoa on May 10.:
There has been no subsequent report'
from her).
No news has reached London rer
settling any mutiny among indium;
. troops in southern Italy, as reported;
in a. Rome despatch, and, in .view 01"
other rumors which have come fromi
Italy recently which were found. to]
have hm! no basis in fact, this report
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‘ ‘uamboe‘s and. Fun. Remodeled
-'. it. met. Solon-unlit.
is received here with some reserve.
MAN FOUND ON TRACKS
DIES IN NEW HAVEN
NEW? HAVEN. May 31.—A man
picked upon the railroad tracks here
yesterday and who died at the hospi-
tal. had given the name of Harry
White of Columbus . Ohio. it
thought he had served in the navy.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGAREHES,
PIPES and TOBACCO.
TARLOV BROS.
Unto-Date Cigar Store
Mahackemo Block, So. Nor-walk
Tel. 1581
cm snows
QUICKLY
whenmut’ to work
promptly at interest.
. Make sure your
funds are secure.-.
Start an account in
PEOPLE‘S
TRUST COMPANY
South Norwalk, Gt.
4 Per Cent. Interest
‘.;1 on Savings
Accounts
No matter who you
are or when: you are
This electrical iron is
for you.
Don't iron all dey-~~
you can. do it in a few
hours with this
W5rem Electric
. ' [RON
You need it~—- you want
it. “it: have it. Get it.
ALBDRT D ZORGAN,
84 Vlaslzingt-on St.
JUNK
We are paying the highest ma"-
kE’i pl'-(:t:8 ror all kinds of Junk
and Second-hand Furniture.
Cali 0:“ Shall postal I0 _
H..JWE 5 ASH.
3? For". St. Tel. 499. E. Norwalk
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is!
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Dresses, neat and practical
for wear on the porch
<1 “2?; “(1:111th “If Percaleo, Ch-firnys and; (ll-M
. rcct lit and BC]; chccked, striped and plaid combina-
{cct workmanship ‘ tions. light or dark grounds. Cepztclous. .
are cleverly Culll- pockets and broad sztshcs, or small tint
hincd in these pockets zmd plain l‘L’liS.
i idfrll frocks lt‘l’ . ._ . .. ‘ . . . .
, summer. Pique Is in ewdencc tor trnnnuw.
_ Collars, cuffs and insets in luncy shapes.
Colored Vales, striped in delicate
colors. Slizm'lcollurs. some edged with $195 to $l0'50
fine plzu'ting, others scalloped. Sashes M 'l , D Mr” W, “n Ky);-
of material or white organdie. , . . ' . '2.” ‘ " fi)‘ ‘ ‘
scite, white linen tnnshed timl‘m
butWhite Dlofled Swiss, simple zitl'airs 33.75, m “59
oil: c armin . . -
'q g Nurseo' Drones. white linen linishcd
;3%, $8.75 “P caml‘ric. 33.75 10.35.00
CIR o 1» mo (Q ' * *
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AMERICAN S'EAP‘LANE Freight Train W'reek .’
NC-4 ARRIVES- AT PLY-
‘ MOUTH, . ENGLAND.
AFTER A FLIGHT
ACROSS ATLAS-VT“)
‘ Ilnntlnueri tvnm First P'mr
' 7 —~———‘
(min-d hero.
PARIS. May 31. The Ntil missutl
the torpedo boat destroyer lluzvi-
wood. at Station No. 4. in the llny oi
t
. . . . . l
(in Berkshire DIVISIOD;
.\'!-J\‘."l‘()W.\'. .\l.'.y fit—Truths? on the
Berkshirn illusion was tied up (or
horns here Thursday night when a
train or empty iret‘ht oars was wreck-
ed a: 6 o'clock. Two of the cars roll
rd down a steep embankment and sev-
erai it'le‘nulh pains and trees were
snapped off by the derailed freight
t-iiru. No one was injured but r-om-
Inuters from Bridgeport an] tune.
cities- were form-Ii to wnllt more than
llismy. at 9:03 o'clock this morning. . half :1 "Nu m lh" slaltit n.
PLYMOUTH. May 121, 12:25 D- m.
isuddenly vlrnrcd alto-r the ruin this
morning. The sun is shining brilliantly
and the wind has abated. making con-
ditions ideal for the NC-l.
LONDON. May ill, 12:21 1). In. (As-
sociated l’ressl.—-Thc NC-i wins fifty
miles sonthwr-st or Brest at 10 o‘clock
this morning, Greenwich time.
LONDON. May" 31'. 10:23 a. in. As-
sociated Press). ~Thr- NC-4, the Unit-
vd States seaplane. which left the
Spanish port of Ferrel at. 6:40 o'clock
. this morning for Plymouth, passed the
'dt-stroyvr Barney. in the Bay of Bis-
. (my, at 7:43 o'clock.
(Associated Press). r-The skies have rod
BRI'IST. May 351.— The NC-4 sent a'
the steamer
noon which
.wireless message to
George Washington at
l‘t'ildl
"on Ollt'britll‘ll. t'nnble to commu-
llit‘aio sooner as using smaller antcn~
haw, owing to low altitude at which
flying. All well.
. "(SignetU
i "READ."
: (moss-ant is a small island
yrs-st ot‘ Brest.
The wreck Wale! t'eztsui by a lira“!-
«lmpping from h-n-uaih (nt’."‘
the first cars in the train and u»..-
in;: up .1 smaller) of truck. Two wreck-
t-rs. one from Bridgeport nn-l one from
Manhunt»; nirin d snun all: r th.‘
dent and began "eating ”it tv'av.
It was vsuiininui l' wmrld T). .i..:.n n:
before trains could h» op- .mol
through.
Tl‘lil‘l.l wvrr‘ torn up am] aim dun-
aged for or. ‘ humlrvd fret hy lha
heavy ll'llt‘lii‘. lumping illoll"! ori‘ im-
l‘dilfl. in n-l “Ll" vars l‘l'. the rails.
but only an mil-d mur i'm; ”Maud“.
mtanl. The: tram \r; s northbound i'xum
Bridgqror'.
Zu‘tll
HAYS' MOTHER DIES.
Bu: Republican Nat'omil Chairman
Keeps Promiw. and Smoke.
MUEKEHKE, 0km, May Ill-«\Vill
ll. Hays. Republican National chair-
man. spoke here ThurSdny on panonul
3” miles political issues after receiving a tale.
Illll‘st. Ma). 31*Tlle NC" passed. gram from sulll\’lln. Ind. announcing
between Ouessant and the mainland
at 12:0 o‘clock.
, altitude of about 1000 feet. The big
' Seaplane was visible for several mo-
the (loath there of his mother. Mrs.
She was flying at an . Mary Hays.
llei‘ort- .\lr. Hays lei‘t Indiana last
menis through a rift. in the log. ("5- linllll‘duy on his trip to the southwest.
'lns mo‘her. who had been failing in
appearing up the Channel at 12:25.
LADY GODIVA’S LIKELY TO
2 EWING
Buttons Govern!
rum SHOP
,. LONDON, May 31.——Lady Godiva
- may ride no more in Coventry. Least.-
. wise not in the garb that nature gave
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Tun CARY—”oi TREES
.praying, pruning, bolting - and surg-
meunnyed
in placed new. .
Wm for Mitten. quiying ebwid; .tfinction.
“ammunition
. In...
'3 her, or any approach to it. For many
lyeam the Godiva pageant, merinorallz-
ling the day when 8. titled lady rode
’naked through the town to redeem a
tax and a peeping Tom looked from
behind his cuntaln. 8mm Coventry dis-
Blow church people have
Istarted a movement to, tally clothe the
itemale who. inflamed. W00-
‘. 'hlln lll llfh ‘ .. .. . ‘
i went cLorHes HERSAF‘TER a ‘ “0““ “1W out his speak.
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health for many years. and knew the
end was near. exacted a promise from
mg engagement regardless or 2m.-
dittou. '
(30-1'
EYES HAD To BE BLIJE
R'ttw-m'ml halve: :I‘ways Main! :|
prepondt-t-nn m of admirer-s. The for":
has just again been e'mh'tsized—ttris
tune at Huron—"cad. Eng-Ltd. l. “CL-l
announced in tho ore;I that. the town
officiall- had' a "bonny blue-over: bab"“
rm‘ adoption. and. strslxhtmy 350
would-be adopters wrote to secure ii.
Unfortunately it was found that the
mom‘s eyes had been. mm de-
scribed: '13». exec. not eat. him. at
term; 'wh-L .. ~ » were
'Rhinr
RICH RHINE COUNTRY.
Simon..- vo any. the duo trams are
grown on the eastern slopes ni tlrr‘
and the choicest \‘8rlPlli‘3, :is
Jolzannislnupr and S omit v-o- dl".
produced higher up the river, south
of the Rhine province. It is. Brw'rtlh-
In». the land "I the “'"IV. "V. " 3
the Museile valley. The substantial
«hum of llit‘ plunllt'v n- it. Int.“
wealth.
— .. Wits
, AVON MN 21;
Avon, hy-iim-St a N. .l.
I.” at: 4 directly r I; lllt‘
lu'fllil. titty union iron: Sr“
\rvi. ,. - ‘ '“-l :u.l . 'l"l"l\.= ‘ ‘
"'lu‘ Park. 2.?- .
Sc: :unnrwl l‘v srm. mas g-MI. 7;”
ins iillll v\~'n~i-e x minds, /
n: “iv-.‘wil‘lV" .n 3w t-vavn 72
unit»; 2 tuli‘: solar?) ilmi'n r
lir‘ f'u‘ intii’lt’s with P'ul- '1
, s
(.1413, 1 2,,
D; 1.‘l".3. Datum: a‘1tmg_ ”
’I cm: s, Go!f, Fishing. ;'
V.’r.‘.e for b':"':’-t and mlor. é ‘
nmtiofl. gr!
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1“le not Wit. .9. -.
Punt-retort ”i
S. THOI‘AS pFNNfR. "of. 7' ‘
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THE HARDWARE 8: .
AUTO SUPPLY C0. j
lawman. ;
’rhone 1215.5. 80. Kuwait's; =
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’Ihgnoto Ms.
Oils 3.1116an
Stem. Speedometer- Pane
.8913!” M" 1.“; mu amuse”
Luwiihppliu. 31m» turd T‘uhf
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Dresses
1: V 35'
«4.2"-
. "Peter Wm" of blue linen with
planed? skirts. The pockets,
coils of blouses are trimmed with
braid.
chevrons on sleeves.
and patent leather belts.
$3.06
Gin” and My.
possihlc it) describe these in brief
pockets, the shape or collar. the plain
Sizes 3‘ in it years.
$2.95 up
,.
‘ lofts
'i it: scp'irzilc slain is in demand all
the 3.: z"nitrid. Where is .‘t sps‘iil
group or light \L'eigglit skirts lm‘ som-
m.r. Illl in in" pl». 13.1 miles. M in 1"
yours.
My Hue Teflon. \crju light :In.!
Cool. Some are made on st.“ inhs
with girdles. rimmed with §ltll;h.\l
pearl buttons. others are on hands.
”.95
We Mohair, set-nu pockets trimmed
Wltll rows or smoked pearl buttons.
$3.95
Khaki Shirts lor ping; uriczunping‘.
$2.00
Blue Serge, Mack and white Checks.
and Minds in light or d::rk colors. inil
plaited, with pockets and girdles.
$395 up.
Middies
A full line of Middy Blouses, :ill
white. white with colored collars iv dd
trimmed. and blue linens with i~r;:.?.i .md
embroidered chew-ens.
M50 up
Sr‘z'tl'lil lluui‘.
Knox. for Exclusive Style
When a woman wears a Knox Hat
she may be pretty certain that she lids
Ill exclusive hat. Also if she sslccts
xii-emit}! with an eye to the height of
:rown and width oi brim. she has the
most correct thin; in tailored millinery.
Knox Sailors in l‘lzick. dark brown.
purple. navy and sand.
'l‘lzcse are in Milan. split and scnnit
straws, some with u pineapple edge.
$2.00 to $20.09
Sl'lwnll flour.
Dainty Accessories
Values, of lace and net. Also tucked
not for making vestees. -
M m. narrow, medium
and wide.
WM for making Cults and
lichus. ' 50 oh. In 2M; yards
Net Fish”: with milled edges. _
Georgette, plain 'and fancy, for fichus.
These sold by the yard.
Nookm-ar Section. Main floor.
‘
|,
,i
collars and
with:
White embroidered stars on collars, _
Black or red bow ties
For 3 to 12 years. I
it is im-
space.
Many and varied are the styles; depending on the size of
or trimmed
There are ln'glt-wziistcd mriidtls for the slim girl. .md there I
1. re equally becoming siglcs for her Cllul‘l‘.) sister.
The KWr Department
Cand- iyleo with um charm about them
Mothers will oppove the following
.51
“have Athletic 51516 v
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l'clt- 4’
Silver ware
Casseroles, silver pintd ". ‘ :w'iv
hurdles.
(jumps-c) lining. $3.15 each.
Sundwich Trays, .‘licmicld
tinlsh. picrcc‘d edge-u.
liqndll} good lur lcn Mill's.
$3.15 each.
Rob. 3!: D’shes, silwr Hind. .
l nfngs.
'l licsc .‘mvc llzi'cc .‘nmpnmnci.
$2.10 each.
New Eon Boa Baskets, with "\Iit‘
bandits. gin» linings.
.ind «I‘ll-c." 1%.?“
$1.31 each.
(Lindics, il.li\'.
CM Solt and Pepper Shah-rs. sil-
\‘cr plated.
Attractive and cum . ciitt' in
$1.31 each.
Dumm' Sugar Trays, l‘W ' >;.".'
plLitcd. Ti
Ten Balls, Sllc‘lltlcl\l “kllt‘.
J each.
95 cts. ouch.
Bud V
5.43.”.
es, cut glass in silxt‘:
ill-cs: in .ii‘iistk‘ piiicrn.
65 ch. each.
Mum "
Summer Vests
For “lumen. light weight coiirwp ~.7
llslcs.
25 do. to $1 25
39cm to$l
chuln >i/.c‘5,
Extra sizes.
Bodicc stiles with straps oi Low ‘
riltl‘on.
Regular sizes, 39 cts. to $1.25
Extra sizes, 399:... to $1.50
For Children. Cotton and lislc.
neck and sleeveless. _
Cotton, 25 ctr. f
Lisle, ’ 35 cm, 3 for $1.00 1
:‘Cl
trunk length pants. Sizes _ 3.. iZJ .
years. . M4
Plain Gauze, 59 cts.
Fine Ribbed, 65 cts. ii
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