THURSDAY. Ml
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umunGTON. 5’“!
m. Nouwaus. M In dub on... wan,
snd'ran colon,
Palm Beach Suits
$16.50 and $19-50
.\ Few Odd Suits
l’ulm Beadi $8.50
Straw Hats
$2.00 to $4.00
SPECIAL
. l'airs Socks . . $1.00
Ian. Navy, and Natural
Attoflley John T. ])w ‘er
, ed from Washington. 3I). Iéfisgftte‘l‘rn;
' combined business and pleasure trip.
--—I«‘oiiow the crowd to Putnam
Hose Carnival, Sat. night. June 18.
.1
ball at
ay after-
, (D. T.) On
. _. iSunday morn'kng the I'rophets_und the
. : P’utJiose co pdny will play a return
' game. the game being called at 10:30
.o‘clock (D. T.) '
. -Cos.i at lowest prices. Harris and
. . H mbifiifl]
' Miss Mathilda Stremmeli of New
. ‘kork and Norman M. Camroux
I“ estport were married in Stamford.
June 4. by Rev. Harley W'. Smith. rec-
tory of St. Andrews' Church. Miss
Stremmeil gave her age on the license
as 57. and her occupation as that of
merchant. Mr. ("nmroux is 38. and a
[airmen—Stamford Advocate.
—-'Danclng Friday evening at VVil-
ton Uase nail Grounds. American
Band.
' ”WE
\[uums in styles to stilt
,h ‘.l i \iullette's. See Adv't.
.. .ln/J. wrcli. Putnam Hose
4-.-.
mammal
URWBENTS‘
A natic fray in which live Harstrom
students and a. taxi driver were the
chief participants caused considerable
excitement in the First district, last
v! iiumrul committee of the
«z. 41 1m i'ost. American Le-
l “til it meeting Sunday
I‘. >
r: 'v I.
1; l‘iivl‘”
:— \‘l
\\’illi
Jack Dempsey."
“The Goat." “Pay~
l'nlnce today and to-
iii-st run pictures.
and win your Sunday din-
.»i Hose Carnival.
v‘ \iminn. or 10 Snowden
ot‘
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‘ MENINGREEKARMY
Continued from First Page.
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on Aleppo. and crushi th ~
tion by artillery tine- ng copped;
SMXRNA. June 15’ ‘ (Wand
Beets .—-‘King ponstantine. W has
just a ved here to take a direct part
in the impending clash. between the
Greeks aadfthe Turks. talked' to The
Associated “Press
gle about to begin.
. The King said he .dld not wish to
boast or Atorecast events. wet he telt
convinced. he declared. that the Greek
Army with its its morale and spiri in
a high state. was now able to c shl
the Turkish Nationalist forces under
Mustapha Kemal Pasha and was eag-
er for the opportunity to take the field.
The army. King Constantine indi-
cated. campuses 200.000 tight-ix; men
in Anatolia. with 100.900 in reserve.
while against this force of 300.000. the
Turks were estimated to- have less
than 100.000 men available.
immune
MASBN lllt‘s
\VASHINGTON. June 16.—Repre-
scntativc \V. E. Mason. of Illinois. died
here. early today. from heart trouble.
Although Mr. Mason had been suf~
fering from a heart attack [or seieral
days. his condition yesterday was re-
ported improved. Death came unex-
pectedly after a sudden relapse.
CHICAGO. June Iii—From school
teacher in a small Iowa town to [tep-
r‘esentative and Senator. in both the-
State Legislature of lilinois and the
National Congress. was the record of,
William Ernest Mason, who died in
~W'ushington today. '
He was born in Frankllnvillc. Catta-
raugus county. N. 11. July 7. 185".
When he was eight years old he mov-
ed with his parents to.lirentonsport.
1a.. where he received his preliminary
education at the Brentonaport Acade-
my. When only 16 years old he began
today concerning ,
some of the main phases of the strug- "
New England I‘Csndy Co.
Well Knowndor. Its.le-
ity Ice Cream and Cool»
ing Drinks
There is no place in this vicinity bet.
ter known tor-«its quality products and:
pleasant surroundings than this es=i
tabiisiiment. n is a well-lighted.
roomy place. centrally located, where
spic and span conditions prevail. and
where the best in sodas, sunrises. ice,
cream. and cooling ,drinks are to be;
had. All sympe‘ and ice creams served
here are made on the premises under
perfect «unitary (ondiiions. and from
the highest grades of materials. No
expense is ever spar d by the head of
this concern—so that folka may enjoy,
the very rest to be had in this line at
~ them. ,
, DEMPSEY rtcrplua roost:
,—Palm~ Thutre. "A Day With
J 'Dempsey."- Buster .Keaton , in
"fitting" and i'Paying The Piper."
All first Qua pictures. Don‘t miss
. Va? ’9‘—
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GETTING
Women are as great sulerers from
kidney and builder ailments as men.
Foleyxidne’yfi’ms help rid the blood.
stream of impurities that cuss rheu-
matic r pain; backache. swollen. . sch-
ing Joints and stim. painful muscles.
Mrs. Carey. Box 91. R. F'. D. No. 2.
Middleton N. Y.. writes: I had
kidney trouble ever.’slnce I was a
little girl. but I am getting ”along
good since I have taken Nay Kid-
ney Pills." They act immediately
and help restore the kidneys, to
healthful- activity.—Bttllson-Poveii
Com
SANITARY BAKERY ‘Ganuxo
Ix POPI'LARI’I'Y DAILY
Ahout six weeks ago The Sanitary
Bakery. John B. Bandner. prop. open-
ed its doors tit 35 South Main St. The
smug... e
is friendly and protecting through all heated days.
Look carefully ate. tropical suit,__Mr Man.
it~by the answe it-gives you to these two que.
_ .._fllfii,wellis it tailored ‘i
Cw.
.
L
Til-1mm for more (almost) in a t:
thanjngtnyothenu It- simply WON’T hold its
kmb{9o¢dooks. unless _it is thoroughly and e.
. 4'."
It; fabriomust be cool, if it is to live up to its-
:indvb’ring «the comfort that you am buying.
Breezeweave suits, of extra interest at the price
hsvefised on this special lot, answer both these qr.
rightlyand clearly. '
. 15081” ,.
slap? V
They are of cool light summery fabric—a faLric=
They ,arecatefully and thoroughly tailored, -. you
count on them to keepshape and good appearancax
night. The taxi driver. Sam Libertino.
:ufter the light. was found to have suf-
fered a damaged optic and cut lip.
The matter is being investigated by.
Prosecutor Edward M. Lockwood.
Conflicting stories of the affair are
H mm during the day time Abeing ‘0“ by Li'lti‘ertino and the 1“?”-
_ “m... ,f , ‘ 9. strom students. ie taxi driver c a ms'
, ' ‘ to the police ' ea that he was parked near the Norwaik
Hotel and was turning around to en-
his career as a school teacher. teach-
ing in Brentonsport during the years
1866 to thS. Then he went to Des
Moines. 1a., where he taught two
)enrs.
At this time he began the study of
law. Moving to Chicago. he was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1572. He entered
iinto the practice of law in (‘hlt'ilKO'
Hartford. this week. at-
"good news" since that time has
I « \t \~. l‘lllglillld Ilupllst Co“-
spread far and wide that quality bak-
ery“ products are to be had here.
The preparation. making and baking
of all products takes place in a Sant-
tary daylight baking establishment
O . I
located on the premises. You" like
what the Sanitary Bakery has for
an up-todate establishment.
Store and parlors st 10 South Main
street.——Adv.
They ’11 go with youtld‘ough the season—and
)0 content with them till closing «lays of Auguste
vassed.
_ imy your coal at Harris and Guns
n—er-Lr. ‘ . .
'kllll: women around Ja-
—"A Tiny With Jack Dempsey."
Duster Klaton in “The Goal." "Pay-l
Good colOI'S. good patterns. T womieee g.” .
ing The Piper" Palace today and to-‘ -, a .
- - . -_ .- -,. - h sale—You‘ll like the quality of the AfVlC—
' ' . i filiiolto will be at Wash- ter Itlvergtreet vhen he thought one gr‘wsgg‘l“l)h(.t:.:.m[%:dnilgigegh‘zt:hff,r?:..morrow,-All first run pictures. same. Phone 3034;. Adv't. - Main floor, rear.
H I-ridze. Fri. 9 a. m. to 6 p. of the students lulled him. He con- years. In 1873 he was mauled to ‘ y "
\ “ .‘IEl kinds 0: fresh fish. uand to turn" his machine around_ Hdllh \VllllP. Of l)98 310N103. . (3”.
I 1.44. when. he claims. one of the youths de- "I" political career began "1 1879- ' . . ,. ._
«Lillilinz to L... that find clareil “he didn‘t want his Old Car. WhHI h" was M’C‘Pd' ‘0 the 839‘”. ’ — . -"r .,
’I uho “,0"! ”m" house 10 :uuuili'." He stopped the F‘” and House of Representatives. in 183‘. he 0men.s SpflCl , “I W ~ fl.
1. I'VL' \I-slo-riiny, was com-I“""“ 0\'er to find out what was thuv‘Wlls t-let‘lt‘d a member of the State . . _ - '
m. 1M iii-ling matter. and claims that he was us- SNWKN and four your“ lat“? 111' ““3 "
mulled.
0n the other hand. the Harslrom nois.
students any that Libertino slapped ”I“ 5““1 "“0 5““ .(‘Ungrutwt's from
the machine without putting on mail-“7 in IMH- n.- was donated for
brakes. rushed oier to them and‘re-I'lt‘ction to the 53nd Congress. hut
started to push them. One or the :ix )‘I'nrsrlatcrnllie was (”cried [7.1 S
_ _ . ~ . w. lmi's heel caught in the sidewalk and ‘i‘m‘ml‘ "0m . “'0 -‘- 0 5"1‘31‘1 In
1; linl‘h'ljli‘illlytill’llrlitit tram: he went down. iii-training his fi-t'l.!thh‘ f‘flDflClti' llrgm March 4. 9159.. to
- . the youth jumped upon Libertino and M“Wh- J- 15:"3- I” U“! ht; “minim!"
7 I . . punched him in the e_\e und mouth. WIPNPH ‘0 (OHSI‘W‘N “5 a "t‘lll‘t‘fl'llla-
1W5- 'Iop {\otch Dread. Another student stopped the nm- ‘iivi -at-l.argc. null.’ la‘ter. he was re-
1 .. rt 1““ n-(ruils \H'Ti' obtained chine i'rom hacking down the gram; elected to the 96th (ongress.
._i,i .wv gi inviting of the Nsutl on “'11" utreet. 1“ June. 15“ ‘- ““l'mmmulli": Rm"
Ili\l inn. :ut llu~ Nor-walk Arm. Libertine complained to the police 30" “Ur“(‘u‘ll """hl'li‘mbk' ““9““0" 1" .
«A. l‘ \ sum VI ul ilu- llll'i'llllL' that and the live students were hailed into ”lit ”0le 0" lit-prcseuch-os win-n he;
i K: In .it luvil iuur “irks Mfore 'tl-u- lq‘lrst district policy 8mm,” undqrtill‘f‘hll'l‘ll he “mild otter
elected to the L'. S. i‘ongreas from lili—
: Hiur Virlroln. where occuming that position
x: n llnl-il" Easy
W lG-ls So. Main St.
I . l;
\ I V.
"Good
during
terms.
vi.
underwear at. 29c; ,
a 25 -£
“nulls-y is on a fishing
Yuri. State for a few do ya.
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Lightweight cool soft rotton vests and lNJdli‘cée .
. , -, . ' . ' ; -- 1 sniuollilicss flna‘ ... Y
I‘llclht“ f1‘1)nl 9 ht \\‘ h I“ 111‘? i ‘ xv . A
Furl. . \ ,
Plain nice finish, regular and full-figure Sizes. e _»
«u
:1 hill in rv—l
in ‘.i . l l m In ohm-lied h) the (li- 'arrest. The taxi driver afterwards. Hit-‘3' “l“ ('Ollt‘i‘ril"_mll “I“ 0" ‘0 “WW“ \"lllle—
1.. " however. refused to press the charge, .11 30 “R ‘0 DFO‘M“ that. 9""-““""V‘"'g '~ Left aisle. rear. 9
- '.\ vim) \yuh Juri; I)pn]pg0y_" but the party was taken to the home “7211.”..“3‘l33 3:31:41"? '4‘“! , 3 »ron . .
i“: . “mm“ in “le Grunt .. an.“ of Prosecutor Lockwood for exaiuinn- “ 0' “I i - - l _
. . .. , _' ‘ liuli. Jmc Lockwood nllowed the ____'T‘ 9 ,. 1.
“I," "H I ll”. IMJH. ”Tan“ and to. boys to go home for the ninht. but had PAIIAHLE "F THI” "O," ‘ “I\' ’ S $-
mmiim All ""5" run PlCUll'esl them before him again this! morning. €001? ,.
A. v 9,... ,1 km...“ or 335.3 Main The stories told by both parties con. iltev. (ii-ritu- Hidmu-m :‘Ilill'l‘x’ifll ummer S
uh. . i. l'.~ pi... imiL l- pom-.i to the pn— llicled so that Prosecutor lockwood in Large Audience in salvation i
In" M ~l~ him win moon that \xiiile continuing his investigation. Anny “sill. , . g .
till. s W H \\’- St um um. :i i-‘onl "If the ll'arstrmn students are “~10 itev. (iv-rims iiishmvm apolv lust‘ ..._ . . o
(‘91. ' H a-~ ‘2 mum. .vml \xnlmnt Ii. wrong," said i'rdsccuior Lm-kwomL evening at Salmiion A'IIH H i“ “”0! a ac o f He S m t g
(1-! - H h -. >0 l'wl' in. hi could learn. “‘thcy will be arrested like any other in: as his subject the li’li‘flm‘? 0' ”‘9 ' " . ' ' ’ ' ' Inge . 9,...
(‘Ii' 1‘ lumi m' lillll .m- 'l'.il m (Il‘llt'l‘-[H'r50n9." :l.()sl t‘nin ll‘nili Lulu l..: VI“. to u ’ ,
In mum! . :u i {.1- m, l. mu l\‘l‘¢l lilN In the meantime, reporters (“dun-'- .lnrgr audit-um. _ ‘
rev 1 117:“ullnl Nlrinclllll: oi the curb. ‘nring to obtain the true facts of the; In speaking n flhv (mu Izn lllllli- .- . .'. x
ml; ‘lfl Ill. ‘\ ; r-luu , 'l‘lu pplire :ir._ story. \vere unnlule to glean any infm'w'luu-m pimlucml llir it n pier-rs oi sl|\“er.; , \ SPPOlal comfort {Hill 0380 and (‘00111055, $1.“?le {A >
.n. mm, [million lrum ilu- uptown police inlnl- (.r (Willis, llmt NHL-nan in Mir-“:15! m world - be“: - : .
'l . -,. 'lrr l-ccuusr. for sunn- nmwivlzlmwl 'uirmzun woman w 20 marrur- ‘f’ , . _ . - . . ..
,.' “l lg Thunflfllt Putnam IIOSO 'rcllson. no Hill'\' had heen mutlr til the n (lnurt and us His lll‘lt'O' paid for , . 0‘s” ~ Bloomers Of 1911115 Hillblln 0f (1.9119. fu11 ( lit—M55”.
1 ' " :il‘tnir. lililliillL‘ll in tlu- Him- ol' "orili- .licr in} her husband. ’Iht h-n coins musscm “Ch I m) «..
:— l'fimry" people. the v-nlire fiu‘ls would “13...) lune :i religious significance. as
' fi fi ‘ lhnxe been recorded in writing. iihr\ illq minlmlicnl of the ten com-
Pink liatiste bloomers in special fullrn'gure
‘ Photographic supplies inn n-lmrnis.
IDENTINTS ENJOY I’II'ILII DAY.
“m. .l the _\rmmii:m “omen loses a ' 0 88¢ » , i
. l-‘lrti' dentists. members of the coin lrom thu- Iltt‘klziFl’. as “as related Wm M m ‘ v‘cw N , . .' _ ' . 'i] l ‘4 "‘U“ 1‘ 1 ,1
, Cameras, Films, Papers, “'eatern VulrllI-ld (‘mmly Dental :m- :in ilu- parable. there he KNEW” . . t‘ Sll‘lpEd VOIlC vests “1th dtlllll} l‘l ) )(i i . t .i‘ . 4 s“ . 41.5:
011611110818 etc {sociatiom today are enloiinz a ilrlil mourning until u is it’llllil. \\ hm‘imi; other “Wt 81‘!“ filth!” ‘ l 1 .f l 1 L Wm ‘3‘":
' ' (la) and dinner at the llorlon House. is round. songs of Haiovlnf-t "'1‘ 9‘ . ~ . v. ‘ a ." LUSH.“ It“ 1100 -
: Deve10ping Ind Printing i'l‘he affair is to he one of the most ill» \. lllsllllltlll sang .‘HWI‘HII of these mum in” Mid b \\ mdkor crepe gOXVUh “It 1 IC‘ 9 , .
«lalioratc in wars. 'sonus ;
1 - .
bi Illson-Powell Corp. '
A special program for the occasion. This evenini:
hr will
iczilling for a baseball game and itllill‘~ 'Soulii Nurwnlk
ltnpllsl
speak at the
church. his
a Victrola in your home: let us flesh—$1.50. ‘
W " H -. S H w w u .. ow n‘ 1‘6 v: \‘wid‘l ' (‘- NV' . . ‘ - -~ W‘indsor ('l'c'w. iluim," (33 if i'
i ‘ qlo-i‘l‘o-fidfl {illll’l ilni’: ' Lillll-(llilflrtt l:irlentl'ile l I l ' H n \ Ix: arm I .bw you how my YO‘I “3 put Flgurod gOWDb 0f \ ' 1.. -.;
“'JQHJiuLaJ-Luiaa‘tty o committee in charge of the affair. , it M $1.75; flMial 8129542- ‘Y 3.
3'" ’ ‘ ‘ n.1,... mun. Dub cm ~ 7—- Camisoles of pink satin with trimmingr of nice "
~ . f ” ' ‘ " ' é; ~ )‘ of ribbon—95¢. .1
a , The New . ind “m” .. m
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You to Our _ "‘ ’ .. a} - ~ " .. , V . . .' ' .‘ f.
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l‘eller’s Window ’ . . . _ _‘ ' . 3 mam; . f...
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lion u'ill finallv carry dole. I. know and may , o '"o‘ W 0 ' 8d . . ‘ .Ecllawatthe . MO‘K " ' , 7 J ' 7 . 33"
- wings ion f o“ I flung .- é; . -* .-—~ - . . , .11. may , m .
.‘wu ~lliat rests with finickly fly away. 1w :0“ ‘l \ .. WWW“? h ' I 3* . All!” _ , . » _ .‘
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* —— mt enemas. : Jar . “ea-:2 :s: . — ., . . L ~ : A InY
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