IlNCAREGlVEN
AND
ACCEPTED
.ench Council of Min-
istcrs
mic-1"s
Step 0
-. .' 1,3}
s
Ratifies Pre-
Decision to
wt of Office
14.—- Premier Poin-
1' -cc nti)‘ reorganized
p from power June
- " c:i-r interpreted the ma-
\\
‘Z'Te parties of the
ariiamentary elec~
...ion of his govern-
..i\'1:h decided to re-
(‘1' )lillmund.
1"
. er of Deputies will
-. «first its President,
' then
when the new
opening
business
Juries. and
4:11.,
. : Tiur the
'1':i official
» ion was ratified at
crs this morning
he linsee under
'lGNAllONOF 1
' "ro when M. Poincare
,. «11.921 of resignation.
government
’- “Sign.
Illllrll awal Rejected
crated an hour
1e question as to
13:»: earliest constitu-
could
1 be possible to re-
_ I: “as finally do-
:e improper and not
open a.
new
20:1 assembled and
1': groups had or-
:.ons had been tak-
{dent {O
,3
the
.313
. e to :1 governmental
,s agreed. however,
' 131-: meantime
re for current
.olx'ing questions
.- :' ..-:eessors.
-: 1; the Cabinet is
I '1; the meeting
1,: letwecn Prem-
.‘xlac-Dox1.ild on
The leaders of
21 \-.;ll make up
L : 7""1ent bloc in the
DOLLAR DAY ,
" a 3. , er living.
nod all to in.
the Dawes re-
:s there is mom
'LIlS of the ex-
to be discussed
"Sn and British
considered
the necessary
' $115 to conduct the
‘LlTC
" Inland remains
.:' probability for
1~ puty Herriot
. 11:12 the Veteran
'1-l in most quar-
.i"‘ly to find 8
.1pport the new
’ amber almost
tween the oppocé
.~1:c;1‘1 and Social-
:ormation of the
.-iicate that the
.;:.on bloc of the
n the Socialist.
. snare of the hon-
. ng~movement is
* :1. Socialist as
.mber.
. ‘xili‘d’llp‘to the
' Lgcr's
' 1r. ujority and.
z of the small
1 and Radicalé'
:e to muster
. the more mod-
tioum is enter-
. :1 Socialist
’3 this post, even
; willing to sup-
now becomes the
' Left bloc
: :1 manifesto this
‘ rid-NA"
.' 'LllL‘
partmcnts, leav-
sesslons. '5
a; on the first.
l
Iletter to the Olympic committee to-
1‘ daily.
I
"side college ranks include A. Buck—
‘ nor. negro sprinter; Melvin Suttner.
Presidency 9
r a Socialist, the 1
' ,. liudicnl and
republic for a Re-
1 . iterating its call
:'..:€:and's resigna-
“ "“lined by Quoti-
“ 1t able taxation,
' service. one
11;; abolition of
and insistence
the laicized pub-
accord
justico and
and
the '
l
SALLY’S SHOP
5: :orTH MAIN ST.
Millinery At Bargain Prices
Combination of can-
Combination of canton ton crepe, straw and
gripe and straw, in the
latest colors and styles.
LADIES’ DRESS
HATS
Pral‘IAR VALUE
$5.98 and $6.98
3 DAY
81.00 $1.98
\$2. 98
1 Big Reduction on 9111'
' . Possible
Edouard
France is the (\110512‘11 of the 1'
Edouard Herriet, become the most
i111; gained 100 s-ats in tin t'llfllllllCl
feat of Bloc \‘alion :11 g(l\l :mmnt of
1919. Hertiot. millionaire. nmyox
last fall. ’lhrcc goxernmcnts of Lu
ists.
SYRACUSE HAS ‘
STRONG ELEVEN,
Eight Stars of Bear!m
T e a m Entered m;
Tryouts at the'l
Yankee Stadium "
\'EW YORK. May ls—Eig ht 51211le
of the S)13.Cll$e 'Lniv ersitv track?
team have been entered in the East-
ern sectional tryouts. to be held on
June 7 at the Yankee Stadium, by
their coach. Thomas 11‘. Keane, who
also__ is a. member of the American
Olympié‘coaching staff.
In addition. Keane informed the
Olympic committee he would spon-
j training under his direction at Syra-
participatc in the tryouts in
the East in order to be
' in'the best possible condition. Ray
sor the entries of several other stars
\\ ho will complete their preliminary
cusc. These include Joie ltziy. of
Chicago. premier American miler.
“110 has decided to prepare for and
recently underwent an operation for
the removal of his tonsils, but in a.
day he said he had recovered quick-
ly. and was now tit. and training
Besides Ray. Keane's charges out-
400-metre run candidate, and G.
Bertsch, Steeplechase and 5,000~
metre candidate. all of Bufialo. and
Earl Johnson. Pittsburgh negro dis-
tance running star.
The Syiacusc entries are Chester
Bowman sprint star, who also will
seek broad jump honors: Ralph
Chesley. 400-metre hurdles: \Villis
Stone, 400-metre run: Walter E.
)iaunz, 5, GOO-metre run and cross-
country; Carl Biggs. shot put, dis-
cus and hammer throws; M. Star-
obln. shot put; Elliott Case and R.
Titus, 10, GOO-metre run and cross-
country.
___'At——--
Made of hair cloth,
trimmed with fancies
and flowers.
MATRONS" HATS
REGULAR VALUE
$5.98 and $6198 '
__——-—-
.5 DAY .4
00 $1.98
$2. 98 .
$1.
0,1;
(\l' l. \ (ms
$1.00 $1.98
Entire Stock For Dollar Day
'WI N D O W S
Harriet.
‘:xld -1:; 1 ttllcal socialists headed l»,
povxmlul pz‘uty in p.1rliamcnt.h11
of Li pu'ixs by the, unexpected tl
llzunmntl loinc‘ure in Donor sin
\isltml the l'nitcd
F0!“ are no“ dominated b_\ Sm
Flu'
Great Britain Denmark and Fiance.
COUNT Y Y. M. C! _
TRACK RESUL ..
insult.“ of ill" lnlrflt‘ld Counh ‘1'.
|"1.21!\ .md l~‘ lClll Meet luld
zit (Emit-“l. l‘onrusctltut on Saturday
\iay 10th, 111: 4.
Jl'NIOR
THIS“
First—l. lull A. \\lll on 9 lvFSf‘L‘.
t'oi‘.v:i~ 2-2.
l'hinl—MA.
111111115111
First—W.!;«1.gu1.1.l<, l-‘ulxtield 4 :1 ‘
4 1.: in.
Secontlrr-“C \‘urian. New Canaan
’l‘hii‘tlr-r—nk \'orhecs. Soulliport
Running Broad Jump
First—VJ. liei'gmark, Fairtlcld 14 It.
11' in.
Secouxl——.\.
Third—l
\lztllxu‘ 'i liidgeliClll
~1 lllf'l
«'311 1...
Caliill, Bethel
Foote, \Vilton
Baseball Throw
First—“K \‘.'-l1rr Bethe! 247 ft.
Second—“C In. 1‘ 1m: 111;, l-‘aii‘licld
Third-J. l 00‘. \\ ilton
Relay Rate
l~‘ irst——l.‘1irfield
fire't-ml—Xt- w Canaan
Third—Bellltl
Second—ll.
l NTL‘Hlll-ZDIATE
Dash
First—H. \YilliC‘llluD, Fuirficld 11
sec.
Second—II. \Vakcmnn, lrairfield
Third—l“. Macintyre, New Canaan
Running lllxh Jump
I1‘irsi~——.\l. Bolton, Now Cannon 4 It.
10 in.
Second—l}. Holroyd, Nichols
Third—1i. Gorinau, Bethcl
Running: Broad Jump
First—ll. “211101112111, l’ait‘iicld 17 ft.
1 7—8 in.
Second—R. \N‘nkcmun. Fairt‘leld
Third—R. Benson, Bethel
81b. Sliotput.
First—S. VVakeman. Fairfleld 41 ft.
Second—J. Fitzpatrick, Fait'field
Third—R. Silliman, New Canaan
Relay Race
First—Fairficld
li [2-11 Jump 3 '3
'i'llll‘d—nVlL‘lmls
SENIOR
First—IL ’l'ult'
Third—ll.
First—l l. Tole.
inches.
Second—C.
Third—It. Russell, Southport Secpnd~D. Archer, Bethel
Running Broad Jump .1 Third—N. Goodsell. Bethel
First—ll. 1101.». Fail-field. 19 it. s Hurdles
Russell. Soulhport
Roles, New Canaan
Running High Jump
Scolield. lildgeficld
May Sale'of'
Lamps, China: 1
Glass and Silver
The economical wom.
on will buy fascinating
things for her house
this week. Also a fine
chance to pick up inex-
pensive gifts. ’
Lamps
'A number of lovely
lamps have been great-
ly reduced for the May
Sale. Here are a few
of them— .—
1 Almco Table Lamp
with wood base and
polvchrome fi :11 i s h
Two light tassel pull
csords. Handsome silk
shade. Reg. price $60
$40
1 Table Lamp with
red leather covered
base. Black glass
panel shade set in
metal frame, panels
covered with brown
cloth. Regular price
$37.50 $15
1 Table Lamp—
metal base 111th poly-
chrome finish. ,Parch-
ment shade set in metal
frame. Reg. price $36
- 325
Several Jefferson
Boudoir» Lamps with
metal bases and hand
painted shades. Two
styles. Reg. prices $12,
$9.50. $11
Six Silk Floor Lamp
Shades—slightly soiled.
Many colors. Reg.
prices 836 to $39.50.
For clearance $10
Main floor.
Water Sets
Of light cut glass
these sets of pitcher
and 6 glasses are splen-
did values. Reg. price
$1.75 $1.50
Ilaln floor.
O
Rena Co
[stafilgsficd. 1&5]
Table Silverware
Pennington Pattern
Plain Colonial pattern guaranteed
for 50 years. One initial on each
piece engraved free of charge.
Teaspoons, 1/2 doz. Beg. price
$3.75 3
Dessert Spoons, 1A doz. Reg price
$7 $5. 25
Soup Spoons, 99 daz. Reg. price
$7.50 ‘ » 55.75
Table Spoons, 17$ doz. Reg. price
$7.50 $5.75
. Dinner Knives-.Hollow handles.
17%; doz. Reg. price $12. 50 . $9.75
Dinner Forks, 1,5 doz. Reg. price
$7. 50 x $5. 75
All other pieces including odd
pieces in the set reduced proportion-
atcly-
. ‘*‘ ' Main floor.
lovely Scotch ginghams.‘
ous yellows, greens, lavenders, reds in checks and plaids.
, charming frocks for maid and matron.
China Clearance
Rock bottom prices on several
stock patterns which we are closing
out. English and American Porce-
lain, also three China patterns. Fine
chance to pick up extra pieces of
China. Sets are incomplete. ,
,Tea Plates—Reg. price $3.50
$2.80 doz.
Breakfast Plates—Reg. price $5.10
$4.00 dos.
Soup Plates—Reg. price $4. 75
$3. 80 «let.
Covered Vegetable ' Dishes—Reg.
price $2.60 $2.10 ea.
Meat Platters, medium size. Reg.
price $2.15 > $1.75 on.
Many other pieces at proportionate
prices.
Main floor.
2, 000 yds. of Imported Ginghams ' I ,
' 59 cts. yd. "
New colors, new plaids, new checks are important features‘ of these
Fine qualityand finish With unusual colors—gorge-
They will make
Third floor.
Yellow Slickers
These are the rain coats every school
girl should have. She won’t sit all day
in wet skirts with a good loaking yel-
low slicker to keep her dry. Sizes to
14 yrs. $7. 95. Sizes to 20 yrs. $9. 95
Second floor.
Women’s Swiss
Ribbed Vests
'A Special Sale
Two styles—built-up shoulders or
bodice top. These fine quality lisle
vests are regularly 75 and 85 cts.
Through a special purchase—all sizes
at
45 cts. .
Main floor.
s
. ' Puritan Records
Reduced '
Table of vocal and instrumental
records—dance records included. Reg.
49 cts. Your choice 25 cts. en.
Basemen L
A New Memo ‘Book
' for Your Purse
Something quite new is this memo
book in a leather folder with pocket
for your personal or business cards.
Just right for a lady’s purse or a gen-
tleman’s vest pocket.’ Choice of style
in letterng on cards and either mono—
gram or name in gold on case. Orders
left at stationery section will be filled
in three or four days. ' $1.50
Main floor.
DAILY DELE‘ 1 It; TO SOUTH NORWALK‘
Our delivery car lcmes the store at S A M. each (lav and all purchases made in thl
afternoon “ill be delix cred the folio“ 11m morninn‘.
Call U p on Our Norwalk Wire—Norwalk 3034.
c
Dash
, l-‘uirticld 10 2-5 see.
l";1l1'liL-ld 4 ft. 10 1-2
lJ‘irsl—l'hirfield
Secundl—Bethel
First—~C. Banks,
Second-fill. German,
Third—4:2.
First—~Strobino, Bethe!
OPEN EVENTS
Jillc Bun
Fairfield
Betltcl
Breen. Nichols
Three Mile. Run
ng Sale of '
, Housewares
Continues Until
Saturday
Last call for the best
bargains you have ever
seen in housewarel.
Hundreds of things
from soaps to tireless
cookers reduced until
Saturdcy.
Ironing Tables
You will need one of
these for the summer,
cottage" They have
wide ironing ' surface
and strong frames that
will not drop in use.
Thermax
Electric Irons
Complete with de-
tachable plugs and
I t a n d s. Satisfactory
style fully guaranteed.
6 lb size $3. 95
Electric
Curling Irons
So convenient for
they may be attached in
any room. White han-
dles and cords—two
piece plugs. $1.19
Ladder Chairs
\Vhen one needs a
ladder it is really an
economy to purchase a
ladder chair which can
be used for both purpo-
ses. $3.35
Garbage Cans
Here is your chance
to get a heavy corru-
gated galvanized iron
can with deep, rim-
locking cover at ' $1
Yacht Mops
These white mops for
wet use will come in
so handy for the sum-
mer cottage. 45 cts.
7-8 inches.
Second—4.}. l-libbard. Bethel
Third—R.
First—C. Banks,
1-2 inches.
Second—P.
Third—R.
First—R. Roles,
thy Payne.
New Canaan
Second—R. Russell. Soulhport —
Roles, New Canaan Third—E. Ruscoc, New Canaar
1:: lb. shotput
Fuirlleld 35 it. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Booth of
Newtown avenue are the proud par—
Bt’l‘lnc, Falrtleld cuts of a son born Sunday,' ay ll.
Russell.” Southport Mother and child are doing icely.
Relay Race Mrs. Booth was formerly Miss Doro—
Second—Bethcl . b '
SOUTH NORWALK
ilans. ,
CHILDREN’S
HATS
REGULAR VALUE
$3.98, $4.98 and $5.98
'SDAY
$2098 . }
“The Chicagoan’ ’—the Lehigh Val-
ley’ s new through train between
New York and Chicago—leaves
Pennsylvania Station, ”New York,
daily at 11 .50 A. M., for Ithaca,
Rochester, Buffalo, Port Huron,
Flint, Lansing and Battle Creek,
arriving Chicago 2 =50 P. M. the
next day, permitting ample time
for connections with trains for the
West.
STANDARD .m-
For information, etc., communicate with R. J.
Hmson. Gench Agent. 119th Valley Roll-
road, 153 Church Street. Newlmvcn.
.At .2”...,,................
Look Over This List of Supreme DOLLAR DAY VALUES
LINGERIE GARMENTS
Princess Slips, Night Gowns, Bloomers,
Brassieres, Step-ins, Corsets. $1 00
0
Values up to ,$1.50—At .....
Stcl1-1ns,Brassici‘es Corset Covers
Regular 75c each.
Dollar Day at ....... 2 for $1. 00
PETTICOATS
Women’s sateen pcttieoats, White or col-
ored, 'regular price 351 50.
DollarDm at. .....
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Vests in bodice or built-up should-er style,
regular and extra sizes. 4 for $1 00
0
Dollar Day at .
Pants, shell trimmed or cuff knee style,
regular 60c and we.
Dollar Dgy at . .F'HZ :OF;$1.00
Ii?§f‘§‘駧k?’s’.:i”.‘.°’ 2 °' $1.00
GLOVES
An assorted lot of Kid Gloves, mostly
small sizes. $1 00
WAISTS
Pair
S 1 d Is ' '
.2325: .2“; 1310.35.17 3'??? $1 .00
SILK BLOUSES
Any Silk Blouse in our stock at $1.00 off
regular price, Dollar Day.
ARTWEEDLEWORK
A varied assortment of stamped articles
to be embroidered at reduced prices, on
Dollar Boy.
7 NECKWE’AR»
Collar and 0115 Sets, Scarfs, Vestees, etc.
Regular $1.25 to $1. 50. $1 00
$1 .00 '
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR
aNIGHT GOWNS‘ $1.00
Allsizes .........
pmxcsss sts $1. 00
At
ii‘0.9‘7‘.‘??‘f‘f.. ...... 2 ‘°’ $1 .00
PANTIE DRESSES
Children's Pantie Dresses. sizes
Bios
years. Regular price $1.25. $
Dollar Day at .............. 1 00
APRONS
Fancy Tic Aprons, for $1 -
regular .300. ....... 3 .00
Pretty Percale Aprons. with or without
bib, regular Fri” 65""2 for $1.00
Dollar Day at ......
HOSIERY
Women’ 5 Silk Hose in all the leading
823$? 32,8 a. .. 2 p... 1'" $1.00
5”“ $1.00
Full Fashioned Pure
Hose, all colors. . . . . . ......
Wamen’s Ribbed Silk Lislc’Sport Hose
‘ prs. for $
2 1.00
\Vomen’s and children’s black cotton
hose, reg. 35c.39c. 4 pm. for $1.00
Dollar Day at . .
HOUSE DRESSES
Apron frocks in a good assortment of
styles and colorings.
Worth $1.39 to $1.50—At ..
Better grades at special prices on Dollar
Day.
INFANTS WEAR
MadeiraBabyPillows ............$1.
75c Night Gowns .......... 2 for $1.
75cLongSlips .............2for81.
$1.50 Slips and Dresses .......... $1.
$1.25 and $1.50 Get-trodes $1.
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THEABOWHONLYAPARTILLLIST 01' 1111: um INTERESTING runs
0113113513139 roommnm nonsmvcu con ms.
$1.00
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