.l' C I SDAY, AUGUST ~35 58 SOUTH MAIN smear SMART SHOP 9o WASHINGTON smear ALEXANDER’S i 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET 103 WASHINGTON STREET d, IDEAL SHOP. , FRANK LAUDER 96 WASHINGTON STREET ‘TARLov BROS. 8 NORTH MAIN _S__TREET ROLLER 25. CENT STORE 28 SOUTH MAIN STREET AARON KOHN , W 9_ RAILROAD AVENUE... 139 WASHINGTON STREET ABE com-ll SliK SHOP ‘5. 2 RAILROAD'Afisun d. Nb’Qma £8 RecantsonHer - - i “NM? Again;”1_,To"Wed NO; 5. . When she we: Iormslly and decisively separated from No.3 Non Bogcurfsmed music-hall comedienne svowed "Never again," fighmoztheéus, she wiillll limit” take unto herself A fifth husband. , I o nyl, w cw Cod, (inset), equally famed film hurt-breaker, and ex-husband of Dorothy Dalton. Nor: has quite Q (lazily, so you can see, but they're all adopted children. . ' sun HUSBAND FOR PROPERTY e lN WATERFORD W i f e o f ' Prominent New London Physi- cian in Court Again In Civil Suit NEW ficrxnozr," 'Aué."’ zen—“Dr? Harry M. Lee, prominent physician and surgeon and Lieutenant (‘olom-l in the medical service of the United States during the \Vorld \Var, was todsy served with papers in a. civil suit claiming $25,000 damages. brought by his wife, Mrs. Adelcne Palmer Lee, member of one of the city's wealthiest andmldest manu- facturing families. Mrs. Lee seeks to regain' possession of the beauti- i'ul 80 acre Leo estate in ‘Vatertord which she claims to have purchased with her own funds and to which she permitted Dr. Lee to hold tech‘ nicnl legal title. _ Mrs. Lee alleged that heavy in~ cumhranccs 'were placed upon th-x property illegally and she seeks to hove an accounting. to be re-vestcd with title to the property and new tain deeds adjudged void as with. out consideration. The Norwich Savings Society, holder of a $15.- 000 mortgage from Dr. Lee. is made party defendant. Three years :30 Mrs. Lee sued for sole custody of their child and a year ago in probate court obtain- ed equal rights with her husband in the society of their daughter. Dr. Lee has tiled suit for divorce land the action is pending in thesuperlo: court. They’ll Let Women Wear Knickers NO HAMMOND. 1.3., Aug. 21.—Mony of the 634 citizens of Livingston Par- ish, who signed the peitlon fileh resulted recently in the adoption by the parish police jury. or board or county commissions of on oridance prohibiting the public -dppearsnce 01 women when attired in knicker- .boolters, now are trying to explain why they do so. One minister didn't ever know what "knickers“ were.‘ The police Jury met Saturday for the Iirst time since-the adoption of the oridnanco. and it was rescinded bolero n. monster petition requesting it! repes'l' could be presented. " RED cRoss TO + RESPOND + T0 DEF_liN_§E TEST Nurses to Demonstrate Readiness to Answer Call—-Field Directors TO Report « Inaceordenco wishthis opportun- ity to the Army and Navy under its Red Cross will respond to the test of operation ’01; the National Defense Act authorized by the President as Commander-in-Chiet for Sept. 12. The Red Cross response will be u follows: First. all enrolled Red Cross nurs- es as the Uiilciul Nursing Reserve of the Army are asked by the Surgeon General or the Army ‘to demonstrste their roudillesstlo respond- in the event or an mnergency. This on s that each lied C'oss nurse is exp 'ct— ed to participate in the first try-out or the peace time working or the Nzttionnl‘Dci'r-nso Act by reporting either personally. by letter. tele- phone or telegram not later than the morning 0! Sept. 12. Headquar- ters for such response will be, se- lected by State and local committees on lied Cross Nursing Service. In all. National Headquarters of the Red Cross has listed 23.000 nurses as a Nursing Army Reserve to be called out in time or need for yvar, l'cbt-lllon or epidemicn Nurses "employed at a. given point such as Government Hospital of the L Veterans Bureau in the Public Health Service or with Reserve unit will report directly to Red Crone Na- :ionai Headquarters. In the event of public demonstration taking place in larger cities requesting Broups or Red Cross nurses in uniform. equip— ment for this purpose will be provld. ed for by omcials.“ Second. Red Cross Field Directors at Army and Navy bases will rpeort to their corn. mending- officer their readiness to act as supplementary oiilcial old to the Army: Action will only be taken in response to a request from the commanding oflcer. End Comes to Fee Oi Cigarette and Saloon 2 1 .4130 Lucy CHICAGO. Aug. Page Gaston, founder of the ND- tional AntLCigsrsttte league. died yesterday in a Hind-dole hospital. ' THE unveil: BsLtss Congressional Charter, the American V StoronenDoilyUnfilfi clock y n “’02!an Mien! new <1 fall show of ‘;“Ybrke” shirts Many of them are made With laundered collars de~ pleats and laundered turn back cuffs. Patterns are difierent. but course they’re “Yorke" shirts and that means fit and wear and tached, some have One like can’t hel them. p "Of real comfort, too. Laundered scpemte col- lar shirts in dark effects and blue, tan and white and with fine stripe, $2.50 Attached collar "shirt of mercerizcd oxford in white .also with neckband without collar, $3.— l “Yorke” shirts of fine 3French flannel in grey with :attached collar, $2.50 “Yorke” shirts with nov- elty leatE'cfiront and laun- French cuff and sep- arate collar Of same materi- al, blue, tan or gre ground dare 'with wnite stripe, 3. Negligee shirts of -* fine mad‘ras in blue with small self figure with white stripe 134 over this first showing the new “Yorke” shirts, the lassortmcnts are best right ,. HOW. . . 1 Main floor. trout. - 'Fine flannel: I for fall frocks Lovely soft shades. Beau- 'liful‘ quality. The fabric that is considered most serv- That makes into ‘the prettiest dresses. That is deservedly popular. We are showing it in wide range-— . . iccablc. reasonable in pricing. Third floor. tron: . Egan... 9.. Main st, 2: Fairfield Ave., 'Men will do well to look the new fall hats? They're everything you’ve ever wanted to choose from. Smart—Newwriginal—Distinctivci ' The most completely attractive presentation we be- lieve we’ll be able to announce all season. Cavalier, Fashion and Pierrctte. Each distinctive and distinctly difi'crcnt. Prices $7.50, $10. and $15. Second floor. front. Buying winter coats ‘ for present use find we might add for file ture protection. How often have you seen the very coat you liked among the first. coats shown, and how sadly have you looked to find the same coat later on. Reason is these early showings are made up of distinctive creations some of which are going to strike a popular note with a few dozen expert buyers. The style that these experts decide upon is ‘lT, a week or two later. The style you liked may be just as good but the little kink that made it appeal to you is lacking from the mode you find. of Some of these coats we are showing are decidedly reason- able in price and ideal for the Butterick patterns tive. The Dcltor clusively. [Authentic—Sensible— Easy tO make -— Attrac- system makes it easy to make. your own clothes—This is a Butterick feature ex- oool evenings and motoring. , Downy wool in new shades. Soft shades in indefinite plaids. One of soft grey. cloth with grey striped lining and fluffy grey mufloon collar is only $19.50, while there are many other 5 lendid coats gt :25 end misc - Second floor. center. ,a. , ~ ‘g..—-~.~ ,.._.,_. .. i 'r h... ,‘l " A THE. Death Was caused by concer of Ohio. and her career as a reformer the throat. Miss Gsston was injured in o. street car accident several months 380. Physicians were uncertain to what extent her injuries contributed to her death. She was conscious until e. heir hour before the end. She wulborn in 1860 at Dolunro. ~—_ British Golfers begun while she was stttending the Illinois State Normal School. Her parents had remoed from. Ohio to Ia'scon. Ill. During her career she had led ‘1‘“ telm °1 and cigsrettes. Cannon St. kill ‘\ ? Full fashioned ; silk stockings . $10 , These are exceptions! value. They are perfect stockings made of pure silk with lisle top and soles in a good assortment of color: -—-Black, white, aired sunset, buisquit, Fren nude, pearl, Cinder, brown. These lovely stocking! are the result of a special. purchase and a value that every woman willsurfifl appreciate, $1. , nun floor. left eenter.‘. Calming requirements Fruit and vegetables are here in abundance and pre- serving them now means a plentiful supply during the winter months. Mason jars 1 pint size 80: do... fl‘quart size, 90c den, 2 quart size $1.20 doc. :, Ideal jars (Lightling top); ’ ‘ ,1 pint size 95: dos. ' ii. quart size $1.10 den. 2 quart size $1.40 doc. Jelly tumblers, 1-3 pint size 50c doc. Wire boiler racks (holds 8 jars) 65c - Good Luck jar rings, 1* dos. ' ‘ Parowax, '1 lb. pkg. 10c Preserving kettles 65: to: Jelly strainers, 31. Family scales, 24 lb. Ca;- pacity, $3. Stainless steel paring knives, 20c to 65¢ ' Colondcrs 20c to $1.05. Quart measures 85: 2 Ladies 20: to 25v. ‘ 3621ch 351:. Double r crs, $4.90 to $6. :; HOWLAND DRY. GOODS co. Sail for America SOUTHAMPTON, Ens. Aug. 21. British unsteur ma. on “10°35, gambling mom golfers who will compete for “191th. most powerful Walker eup sailed tor the United teurs ever brand toxethcr- mews-roe um. DS-o HAN-HAIL) ~05 “ii/OK Fourth floor. real. .‘ \y‘ .5. states yesterdsy on the 3m . Without E. W. E. Hold ; ' British unsteur champion. at, , Roger Wethered. former c i the team.‘ according to cridm. the odds against them In the“ ericans are said to have lined“ teens 02 , mpg...
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