oe. have been thistle
tonsil-gm were carried
«f.
meat. but. to be responsible to Par-
_. n.ent Mvisors in the ministries to
'tava advisory'volces only.
The right or the financial advisor
of Ministries to be abolished.
That the posts of advisors be abol-
lshed in the near Luture except those
of the Ministries of Finhnce and Jus-
.flee who w re to remain at their
e result of new negotia-
din" were known.
Foreign oillcials to be replaced by
Egyptians at once.
msashres taken under martial law and
the release of all political prisoners.
An Egyptian body to be formed to
consider the Sudan question. Zprotec-
tic-1 or Egypt’s rights to the-waters
.01 the Nile).
-.Thls body also to negotiate with.
the British govemment the guarantees
flavhlch shall not be contrary to the in-
dependence. of Egypt but sumcient’
~ safeguard the interests of the Britis .
. “cognition at Ma inde- -
.' The cabinet ministers to have a
fives hand in all the affairs of the gov- -
to attend the sittings of the Copncii‘
mats until
ns between Egypt and Great .Brit-'
Great Britain to withdraw an, the "mun" D’- H‘“”“ ”m 1““ man“
_the advancing lines of the enemy. {or
1m Peru. m 17.—
by Pub“: cillc coast or south America as free and.
MB r at llowtve t theflrsttime
4 1m mMmmier) and ro ye e t or in
“blunted by hi- to Lb'rd Allenbi.
Wk Rich Commissioner-.1'3rho
history and. a little ilsh locally known live
as "life" has been the most M
agent in the battle to rid Peru of the:
‘matter in the “it”
ten days W than
omake sari the fish were' stilthv-
1:: and doing tickwoi'k. , -
The final chapter at yellow fever
campaign h be written by Dr.
Henry Hanson 01 item
Health 'Board of the {PM
Foundation. which b spends. latte
sums to help the government of Peru
rid her territory oi“ the dreaded wt.
Seven hundred miles of the coastal
section of Peru 'have been the battle-
’ground of the campaign and the esti-
mated number of deaths is 1. 600. For
hawe fought heroimlly to keep back
at times it was feared that the epi-
demic would spread mouth to Lima.
the Peruvian capital, and to Guaya- o
quil, Ecuador, but the campaign has '
resulted in a. victory for the health
workers.
There have been no cases since
July. 1321, but the work is still going
on as a matter of insurance, Dull-Ian-
Th1; Pa: do and they coins Wisdom
?“ Mm
so work for what we gas
that. 4you can't choke!“ -
‘1 the working or the
ow eve'n the W the hid. hula
children.
Nothihmls wraith-hm
hungry fish would live'cn the organic“ '
:7 M firsthafiedlddil
t
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Wool Suitings, Coatings and Dress Fabrics
4‘ ' forthcfiprinioflSZZ
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.y 37 .. 9' mimelmuayaffiodolkI""
ohm-sou:- bowels
tic“. m}: Cabinet. (Th m- seen." I“ .' .
utmbeimalithe'hobi "
.~ 4 . The. nicest «W to box. Children love Cascaret.
read about alien W ‘ Misfit wjll empty your 1.~w.r°'
pistol: 431.3130111138 and you Will lfl
1‘
Men} The‘ hatestin‘ Ties
may be seen it the section heir Main St. entrance
“College Stripes” they are called, very stylish
'looking, the stripes running on the bias.
Such com—
binations as black and green, brown and tan, red and
navy blue, light and dark purple, black and white.
Not too bright, the colorings in subdued loncs
contrasting color.
.s
$1.00 each.
Knit This in all manner of fancy weaves, dia-
morals, blocks, basket effects and raised motifs of
These ties 4all have a satin slip
no no of them havo’boea W Uwflts‘«’he‘nid. Denice benefits: ~_Hadache . Bfllm - , ,5 ll!
, 3 _ 2‘ « list ones. twos and thrush-an ‘ ‘ ' “'5." 1r “f.’..°1§“a. 1 "I”... “kingfisco‘us‘i 111% gen." c.3331 11:31:: a???“
, ‘A ”Mm cmw of: ”mu stei- containers in the 'h’susesiu ”’ -. 133mm,, candy-like Cascsrets. on. oil-”two or slim like Salts, Pills (Hornet:
. a chamber or representatives to 4 4 . , Soul-m ' on and they cost may 1M1 m
full authority oven «the my... 1
meat. the cabinet to be responsible to .9:
Empire and all {oreggnem 1 E t son has about 125 men working in the , . -
. n “a, supumed ma, £9,522.30. coastal ”non-1.. 1m mm, and Wm . pull band. Colors are mostly dark including Heather
1111116113 should not be restricted by rower: :gtillabou:hMtflvi 3312:6331: mixtures. - $1- 65
1 th ditl 11 it ti “0 "en 0 cave '3 an . ...... , 0 4- — . . - - -
£8,113... chlorine (13211312112 1111,33: when they have finished that there 12 3 .Cut.SiIk-Ties of every kind of $11k 1113cluding
Canon (which maimed that Britain's any denser 0' 3’0"“ “W" lurking '" ‘ 4 e es grenadines, in colors and combmauons to su1t every
rights in Egypt must be preserved). Peru. This is expected to be the last - 4 ll l ill 5 e ’
The n... Hyman Wham". to yellotw flesvsr :ampaign on a... Pacific 44 degree of mascu ne tas e. Abmmtrg 1 t1? 1: a: ome
have the last word in approval of cons 0 “t America. . ’ 7 VB] h 11 me mOlTeS, VCTV eau1u O 00 U on,
th( so 11(gotiutions. ___ 4 ‘ Of a Shop 5 depend/ I y a dsolo 75 C“. t $5. 06
—~- 4—- MAKE YOUR BOYS . , 1 , b | . l. , Ill :11 refined co rings. 0
': Costly Deb‘uch- * ' . a l It [.6 S [n e . 3 ‘3 Kain floor. front.
One of the calamities of Mews! WORK, .SAYS DAVIS ‘ - y. ,
England was directly due to 9'3“” (Continued from First Page.) - faltthl perform’
uulgence in liquor. Henry'rs -son
and heir. William, was to sail from
France on the White Shlp. The Nor-
man sailors got drunk just before they
started for England, and the vessel
was lost with all on board. It ,vras'
a costly debnurh. {or by removing
Henry's only mule heir it openédlhl'
way for 11 civil our User the tool
ccssion when he was no more.
3 . _ . _ Hats of the Hour
ance of itS‘PfomlSeS‘ For Sports, Dress «- Taliored Wear
. ' . - No matter what the occasion, there is a hat esp-e
Time and again ' we have cially made andeiththe stamp of individuality upon
announced our policy , of it. Many of the hats have just “stepped out” from
3mm Fashion’s ”new- - the3R'ead atelier where they were made and taker:
t ’conc'eits l“ . before 4 ‘ iheir places upon tables or 1n cascs.3
es 1 orig. Hand made aad'lnnd embroidered hat, com-
they have settled ““0 the posed of straw braids, Georgette, crepes, silks of
commonplaces OfStyle- - - . various weaves and satins.
' ' ‘ Pert quills plaitings of ribbon, and hand 111:1 e
ornaments are used for trimmings.
Sports hats of every description and in 1216:;
color. - 3
Dress and tailored hats in new shades: c,:mn.1
rust bonfire and flame red, pumpkin and the staple
blues, browns and tans.
'rollment of every alien in the l nited
States. He said. it would enable the
Government to check up the undesir-
ables and would work no hardship on
the man who was honestly trying to
establish himself here.
Mr. Davis stirred up the Civic Fed-
erationists with a plea for old fash-
ioned training for hms and girls. ,
‘I want my l)o_\ to work a share of
L
Mme. Jeannette '4
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
- Open Saturday Until 10 p. m.
‘And so, we are'now ready
to showyouthe first Spring ,
Fafiions' with the dew ‘of .
creati'on still upon them.
“The new mode is always only
a step onward ia the same di-
rection as the last mods."
—Emerson.
‘- 4 ' Imported Tweeds, Homespun Wool Jerseys,
WE AGAIN OFFER ” . . .1111 M‘ weaves a. spin-ts wear. $12. 50
10% REDUCTION ON ALL MAKES Homespun Suitihg's' in all new shades, expressly for sports suits ' , ‘
, :1, ’ 4 . . __ . . _. Wrth these are exceptionally a‘tiractixe models
0F ( ORSE-TS A's CARRIED IN STOCK . be 4-3 . . and £0215 dejangglsmen ’s and women s wtiogrodgflfl :luyzll: ‘3 ~ bearing tile 32111313601: Vogue and Rawak Also $12' 50.
_. 1 .'..,.: ity, a material. much 1n demand. Width‘so inches. “columns 1. ‘ . . ”m“ “0”
' HOSIERY ‘i‘ ' .4 J 3 .‘fi'f‘ f "M; Heeih;r _Stfitings, all wool; 56 inches Wide.- $1.79 a yd. 3 333 Leak . A New
111m Bios ruse... with soft finish and «ghoa lustre. Width 56 .._
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$3. 00 Pure Silk Hosiery, Full Fashioned, all ,3 ., .f, inm- ~ . $350 and “.5011 yd: ' Vanity C358
.,._ ,_ Leading Shades ..... 3 3 _ 3 3 3 $225 =_. g - 3- 54 “SruCoahnm‘lfll wool fabricsin light and dark smgséSWiglih; .3 .3 3 5* W {3 comes in box shape of
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$1 530 P S 11; """"""" ' gthat has: ongedaddhhrunken a first weave. Width - :fiie‘fihmgsigg'gs $1ze. ‘
- B “If? 1 flowery. Seamed Ba'ck Black, '1 ~ ;. mam... s» - _ smegma-1:11. ~ itflmtoe a a With 4 fittings, $5.50
”0““le’ey and White - - - - - - - $1.00 “13;”, Wofmmty ~‘witi1 soft @1511;de shades. a 3 “ - - With 5 fittings, $7.50
$1. 00 S' lk Wi €191.43 rich _ 3 3 3 Alma yd. _ _, There aretwo—toned
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Holeproof Lisle Hcslery. . . . . . . . . . , . . 49¢... 1 ~ - 42 inches y, g 31 .gdoutooayd. damommhid out!“ 9 m mac“ 0’ brow“
or American beauty...
3 with top4 strap 4 - for.
Very stuhfing to wear
‘ carrying. Moire silk
h.
691: Children’s Lisle Hosiery, Dctlble Heel, 3 ' forsircct dresses, hennaf‘delft ”bide, navy, $3: 343
W
plum- and brown. Width 38 inches
Toe and Knee - s ‘ 4 . .. "71* ' with?” neaii‘ one-sire - - -
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Silk Unde Li ' ‘4‘: Militia» i 34‘ . '7 “$8.50 "~ 30:11:: llettegs an
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at. . . . . . 9
3 00 . W for Renew '- 3‘ hey come in pastel Spinach $0115.
JemififsgflAg 1 Vests “mm _' I .;' _ These Whore become W ,_ ignbfims’m' (1113:: Oyster Battles,
. ggiae (‘hiue Envel-i {f ' -. orchid or from ., 3 - 7'. . ‘ i V " A sun: “at box m“? march!” an cglarya.ll 4 . I I: my 334 mt? red: lighie's. at! hat“ \
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.......... $1.95 7' - 1. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . m are ill boxes, flamers Isles,
.. . .- Wrbgfgr‘comamg Klldire 'Salad
;, 3 mini dress; Corn Bread.
Wild Imh Bose Cake,
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