The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
12-14 N 0. Main St. So. Norwalk
[TheC .0 MILLER Co.
SPECIAL
SPORT COATS _
DRESS COATS
MATERIANS 5—, Importen English Tweeds, and
Cheviots, Bengaline, Charmeen, P oi r e t
Twills, Poiret Sheens.
.111 l'l'l.’i‘l‘1.l’4l‘,'§|
COLORS — Lucien, Green, Tea’Rose, Lip Stick
Red, Venetian Blue as well as lovely tans
and greys.
10 COATS at $49.50 Each ,
Variety of styles —— N02 alike.
15 COATS at $37.50 Each
All late models high in favor.
rAlso 2¥Groups atr$27.50 and $19.50 Each
Which includes many dressy as'ivell as sport 4,
. models. .
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This is an unusual opportunity to procure the fin-
est fabrics, newest modes at the lowest/prices.
'lll'flpli‘FVVvaftw'ivw.
All sizes from 14 To 46 but not in all price
ranges or colors.
Telephone Stamford 71 or 72
EXTRAORDlNARY
OFFERINGS
In Summer Dresses
There es nothing like the satisfaction of possess-
ing Several cool, dainty Frocks as Summer
weather bursts upon us with all its blaze of heat.
Are you ready to start Summer? Here are the
Dresses to wear, especially priced for this Sale.
Smart Silk Frocks
Feature the New Colors and Gay Prints
Cool clear blues and greens, cheery yellows, pinks
and orchids 1n crepe de chine create the most de-
liciously cool-appearing Frocks imaginable!
Other Frocks of vivid silks printed in bold and
unusual patterns are delightfully styled with
short sleeves and graceful jabots. All attractive-
ly priced at $10.
$15.50.-
A pervenche blue crepe DRESS has
tiny tuckings its entire length .
$19.50
Flowers of cherry red ”on a white
grOunclL tis a gay FROCK. '.
Broadcloth
Fashions Porch Dresses
So comfy and convenient to slip into in the early
morning! So charming to wear with perfect as-
aurance of their appropriateness through the en-
tire day, if you wish!
Some are of broadcloth in solid shades. Some
are jauntily patterned in stripes of gay colors.
All are well made and distinguished by novel de- .
$2.95 To $4.95
Linen Dresses
a»... Crisp and Colorful
The bright, gallant colors of Summer and delight-
ful expression in these linen Dresses, tailored or
. of more formal mein. Surely your Wardrobe
' should include several at this Sale Price._ Choose
1,a linen Dress of exquisite simplicity With Organ-
dy collar and culls. Or a frivolous little Dress-
with front apron and vesteé beautifully eyelet-
embroidered.
S5. 95 T0 S7. 50
Vi they i'ti'wx an
" i May Day.
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r bun»
‘ l{'illlllllli'r
‘ flu the «lays “hu-n tlw
‘1 one“ night.
, 5th.: 1111'.
, ;yonm:
1 : i111: houghs :md l‘luv.
the triumph 01‘ [mu-null): from
‘ Abcwv:
London in the M"l‘llll,‘?lllll century.
i The :tmicnt festival of May Day:
A May Du; nuthrcak [n'flvrfisfl
below: Strikers
lhas taken (:11 :1 somvn'hnt bloody}
lime in rem-:11 years owing to llwi
incl. that it has ass-111119111 a plum» as?
-a clay 01‘ protest. in the calendars: orig
grutlicals in 111.1113 countrltn. \\ ill
{some 111:1 ul \lolrllCC mark its oil-i,
lscrvancv this \c' 1.1: 1’ , .
May 11:11 “as the Occasion fUl‘1
gdcmonstmllons in France. Russia?
sand Spain lust mankind radical-:1
lx'varntlcli in Nrw York and elm-1'37
5 large cities in this country. ' l
2 011 May 1. X905. troops in \Vnr-i
114:1“ Lillwl HIL'I‘Q‘ than 10“ “hull
:1 procession 01,“ war-kw
'l‘Vvu yvtn‘s [:1U’l‘. nu May 1.31111;
11:11.17. :1 oroud in l'nris tried to§
:lyllt'll :1 "Russian-Anlcrlcnn" “1m;
gshot l\\n soldiers from-thr- top of;
in bus. in :1 riot in Argentina Ann}
.1 {1119. 12 persons were;
”"12.
Say Prisoners of
Jail Had Keys
RENO. Nev“ May 1.———Chaiglng
that prisoners in the Churchill
:‘mmly jail have [men permitted
‘0 rm and come at will. federal
minorities have filed rum-111m.
Trove-“hinge at Carson City "gains:
Sheriff J. I}. Crane. It is avowed
ihnt in some ln’amnces keys ta
Hm Jail were rrofltied prisoners
that they mlgh.‘ ntleml motion
pic-turn: and other "forms 01‘
nuns-111111111 when they wished.
The Sheriff [3 cited to appear in
federal court. and explain the ill..-
c-rtlcs given to the prlsemtrs.
.mllled by shots fired by police and:
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a parades-s. In 1913. on May (1113‘ policci
hilltt‘lif‘ll Icrman pm'nl‘lcrs .mdi
many won: killed. These are onlyl
’:1 {on lnsmnces :1! May Day 110-}
icnrwi ‘
[l’l\\l‘\’\'l'_ Mn): l’my retains.
festiv- air
customs ohsm'nzd In
people.
pumitlhr
1 UT :1” the
$1110 Hllglish-spetlklng
oil-1' 11ml 110114
f thou.
“ith ill“ 11am M of Mn)";
(llsinlll ls ohlr r than (on-Vl
"lln lslrs. it goes [1'11 hi
religious rites}
‘ol‘ tho rnw- which inhuivilvll l‘hurlund ;
_\\vl'v- in the hands of 111021 “‘Llruids!
_' of [lid with boards that. rest on tlmirf
l'hosoms.‘ s
liluu Alli-om] on Myslh- l-Zu'. _
“'11011 Summer :11n'cnmllml 11103: hrlvl ;
;1~--1-1:1111111luk to Grin; :I\\‘.'}‘ lln: nil;
Hl‘irils 01' cold darkness um] l!i111~:::1.‘;
"l’hi." 1'“: 01‘ till: first (if Mn," “:15. :1 f
Sinister Don't-1‘14 rudv 011 f
To banish t-llvm l'll‘lx """.
around Ihv Viilzlan {uni =!~-‘
folks hrungrhl llI‘\\' :.:1'x 5:1 1:1- 3
r'l'sl to llll-ll' 1:!
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“11:: :1 :zj'mlml 1'3‘ .
“111‘. 'l‘llt
gqliv'sl. 01' tile
' built
glugvs. 'l‘hc Maypolu
"aliv .
cl'nlion to generation (nu-1‘ dun: l1.- 5
“fill: ”11 (011111,. 0! tin “(I :'1':;'
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1:1] I111: lh: cnllmns 11nd :mpv 1" it .~ '
[1' .ul i111 it 51111-1111 n\«1l.'?n.l1'.
“Klimt 111111 “"111”: llli' [1'I::l1 Si '.1 I1!
tinn' llu-y 1111111} to law obsv't'u'll 1'c: '
[il‘L'tlllxu yetmg l'ollas »l10li1':\'(wl in
UH‘lll any longer but because 1.:
their beauty and“ their appeal to .1).
lnunlit' 11mm. so the young tulle;
1.1111 on building the protecting 111m.
011 May Inn.
At. {lawn :1 \\ rid-alh was left. a: 1;.«- l1
noting: 11001411: the troop ('l‘ ,lm~‘
ous enroll is 11 ho “likened the mug.
staid of the community to greet the
mom <1t'{\[:1\'.
. 1.1mm or the )la\1mlc..
'lho \luvpolc docked wttil {lon-
crs and g: Ll'lands used to be brougl: i.
into the \illage in a cart drawn by
oxe11.1t '11 as set up in the center of
tho \iiiagc grc- on and nearby “as en-
throned the Queen of the May, the
prettiest girl in the village ller sub-
jects sung and danced below ’ her
and. in later years, the Maypole mm
“ound. Bells, too, formed a signifi-
umt part or the May Day .‘estlrzil ,
ti\"lty ”aha make all the seeds and
rV‘oost come forth and Iloullsh".
VVilllam -A Sour: eind' 12:32.
Slater, gboth ~01? Port Chester.V~
today filed gsult .in thef ‘
be sold and the "
‘ tic. accordailc
Vot' the
itslrmms yet made on the inthl'lly u ’
2 Th!“ petition rifé
:1ss:,.vintion and
Stub.-
nakinxl lrol.
slums , l 1111 is .anising
mmmg .\'0ll”l.§0ur public schools.
the lnltud l’urents'
”OW! .si.\ other chit:
”Ian 1 mnmlsslonm
\\ hi: h s: :rrutnhl tln- coming of in“ fininjpt‘untq ,
that the issue will be fought out with."- 19??"
They were rung to act as a. sort 6: E; "
alarm lock to naken the soil to .1c- -' ‘
Citizens Must (‘omrdl NW9.
{New York “Nari-3.)
Mr.‘ Sherhnn's promotion was on
most flagrant political
bodies in ”w
of Educatinn
investigaliun. .
the end.
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TOWELS
All Lineil Glass Td‘wels, 21x31
1" Dish 'l‘dwels .
Hemmed ready for use. ' :1. .
. digging: up bricks to use as missing in a hm;
Mm 111 :ntznsixnlloll In l'.‘rmlt'(- The ingot. in reproduction of a comcmpcrary drawing, shows May Day in.
Jail for Drunken
. Drivers in Mass.
['lUSTflN, May 1.-—-Go\'ernm' Full-
is-r has signed the sen-called "drunk,
lcu driver" bill which provides that
grourls must impose 1:111 sentences
:upnn persons convicted a Si'cond or
7::nhsmment time of rlnh'lng' while
énmlcr the influencr- or liquor. An
i=I1111'1rsre‘nt'y preamble makes the
imam-111'»,- onci'njh‘c at 011m“. .\ sec-
Emu] nll’cnge. as defined in the new
ilmx' is one occurring “iihln six
gears of the first comiclion.
E500;olio Vaccinated ill.
Phila. for Smallpox
l'lwlliuuleEJ’HlA. Mm- l——~.\e:'11-
lV\ 501100” prisons hm-o gluten \ar
£13l11atv‘ri against smallpox in 1“th-
ztlelphia since the. first or the year.
Dr, A. A. Cairns. chief of the bur—
cun or health said today." The dis-n
3mm has hm'u more xii-malent than
; (01' some llnic, but it is undo:- con»
it is avowed. The health bur-
all citizens who: have
vaccinated within
y'uurs‘to have it done at once.
Norwalk, Conn} »
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: ,_;ials
Size 27x54
SMYRNA rues
erciAL $2 98
WooL’ RUGS ‘
P}? colors—Size 27x54
“A" $2.50
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BOSTDH BAG
15 inch, Black Enamel
SPECIAL 98c
, STAMFQRD, May 1.—
Speaking in the filteresls of the
01-: drive to he started locally. short-
ly. Chaim Zhidlowsk‘y. . considered
one of. the outstanding Jewish phi!-
osophet‘s. related his experiences dur-
ing his few years” stay in Polaudand
the effect they produced on the Jews
of that country. during his lecture
{11 the Stamford Hebrew Institute
last night. Another speaker was -
Abraham Tuven of New York. »A.
D. Halpem was the chairman. '
The Dr: Reconstruction Fund is
dedicated to one pgrpose. It is to
enable the On org’anlnuon. which
for over 40 years has pursued an -
undevlatlng program in Eastern Eu-
rope to continue the imperative work
of Jewish reconstruction. by farm
loans to Jewigh farmers. by the sale
of agricultural implements at cost, by
the malntenancepof schools to teach
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_ I had this pi u,
- ltaken specially for .,
ther’s Day—Why t...
V you do the ..,
filling?
MANUGIANS
Portrait and Command
Photographer
46 South Main Street
Southh \orwalk
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trades to the Jewish youth. by (ur-
nishlng mole and materials needy-1
Jexvleh artisans. und'by‘other means,
that tend to permanent self-support.
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‘ SPRING SALE
Attractive Megan;
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GAS RANGES ' "
The Connecticut-
Light & Fairer Co.
live
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69 men»: ' none 3800
springtime Styles in Footwear
New styles are here for women and misses to meet
the demand for your outdoor and indoor needs
PmttyTumps of Tan Calf, Satin, Patent and Kid
. in Strap and Gore patterns Sport Oxfords 111 Tan,
Black and Elk and Tan Combination. P11. cd from
$5.00 to $8.50.
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St.
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ALL YOU NEED AT NEW PRICES
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This Silky smooth NainsOOk is
suggested far. d'amty lingerie
. - . making. What; a supply one.
' ’ - havebytakmg advantage
: 110 mid .
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V SWISS
Imported Dotted Swiss
75c to $1.50 per yard
VOILESV
Imported English Voiles
481: to $1.50 per yard .
South Norwalk
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These are busy days of getting households and wardro bes ready for the Visit of Miss Summer At such a time
a selling like this is especially appreciated for it allows generous buying of White Fabrics just when they are
greatly needed. White Fabrics of all weights and variet1es are most agreeably pfiéédp _
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