“Junk onLWheels”fj
WASHINGTON. 11m 8 .—-—R’eD-,
utations of applicants for. auto_-_
mobile driversfi permits here
'must undergo soi-utlnrby neigh-‘
borhood police sergeants. under
regulations announced by M. 0.
Eldridge, director of ironic. _ Tn .
Temporary ten day ‘permus will in: puIi]ibit_ion of further notice on
be issued subject to revocation if f ' 5 . - , . . .. : . . ‘ the defendant After Goeben he
Ame precinct sérgeant’s report )3 g ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . ' ' . . testified; that: he didn't inn-ow h -.
‘ ' ‘ res «11.255215011115152 18-year'old’ :
unfavorable. ~ , . _ _
The director has Proposal ' . . . , - 1 m.- Hugo F’ Goeben. said that )1
,.cancellation of the permits or _ , y « ‘ , . had rial it no mother three wee
’aflw‘“ -°f “1'qude “3”“ °" before 11-. rial in New Haven. 3;; _
“junk heaps on wheels," and or , ‘ the court.’ ocision. Goebcn is glren'v
financially irresponsible persons gm” 0: the son. .
as a. means or reducing traffic .
Stamford ATcleIchers
iccidents.
STAMFORD. 3151? 8.— 5
Edward S. Freeman. mlncipol 9!
Franklin school. was installed as
president of. the Stamford Teachers‘
association during a meeting held
in the hlgh school \Vedncsday. after-
noon. Other officers who will servo
‘ until Mar 1921» are: Vice-Presldenl._
’Miss Carrie M. Mercimnt. Roger's
school: “recording secretary. Miss
. ., Maude Armstrong. Hart school: cor- 7.
. responding secretary. Mrs. Alice D.
'Copelaml. high school: trauma ,
Harry T. Hart. principal of Sienna
school:
The regular business followed the
installation. Miss C. Disc. King, of
Hart school, the retiring president.
relinquished the chair to Mr. Free-
’re of Alexander the Great.
believed to be buried near
‘Chiffon Silk Hose
(all COIOl‘i-«I
$2.00, $2.25 111‘.
-\
Ladies Silk Glows
(with 110‘. elm .3
51. 5o, 51. 69, 52 35
Crepe dc Chine d , =>
Scarilsn (”Tied
$2098, $3039
L x .
Plain and Figured Crepe " i
$2.25, $2.98, $3. 50, $4 50
W
Madeira Night GOWns '5
$1. 98, $2. 98, $3. 25
W
Novelty Handkerchiefs
_ Silks \‘oiles ar ’
29c to S1.00
i the name ed list.
' Goober: testified that his one travel
a. great deal, paying her expons
h there are no precise his-
1: Orion inheritance:
in? indicating the existence
It ‘a treasure, the archaeolm,
Witro led to excavate by the
'3 it of an eighty-year resident
’rlcrka. named Savelieff, who
es; he is in the possession of
talent map stolen from a Turks
' many years ago. showing
xact spot where the treasure is
oil. ‘2
. is an established historical fact
lexondcr's troops mutinled at
point in the great empire-build-
..campaign against Persia. in 331
' and local legend has it that he
«Ed ll hlsrgold and royal possessions,
T , her with the spoils of war, some- ' 7 - ‘
fit 3 on the Caspian Littoral in : 1 . _
3}“ or to prevent them from falling
”no the hands or the mutinecrs. - '. ' ' _- ‘
4Whether the archaeologists find T0 WORKOUT
231s treasure or not, they believe their
Bridgeport Man
Caught on Way to
N orwalk With Party
’ ‘4 and gift suggestions
Chokers and Necklaces
. .599 to $2.98. '
Pure Thread" Silk Hose ,
("all colors)
51.50 52.00 52.25, 52.85 pr.
.llcs vhich will afford some knowl-
Eflge of the peoples and nations 3-7??-
fihjCh existed in this ancient region
:Jiet‘ore the dawn of Christianity.
Trip Into Alaska .
{FAIRBANKS Alaska, May 5...
‘ plating what is believed to hove
13.5131: '
is his tweet. photo shows him the meagerytcre usually taken by
en the farthest airplane {light
35811 in Alaska .\oel Vi‘cineke,
, ‘lrbanl.s pilot, 1eturncd yesterday
after landing two passengc1s.one
:them a. woman, at \Viseman, 210
iniles North of Fairbanks and forty
miles inside the Arctic Circle.
The actual flying time “as three
items and :0 minutes oyer a. route
’ommonly taking a month Ly dog
italic a Little Salts It Yam-
' Hurts. or Bladder Is:
Troubling: 1‘0“
Back
., Nathan or woman can makc n
‘ mistake by flushing tho kidneys oc-
glcaalonalls‘. says a. well-known au-
.*thority. Eating too much rich food
creates acids. which excite the kid-
neys. They become overworked
from the strain, gct- sluggish 11nd
itto filter the waste and poisons
cm the blood. ’I‘hcn W0 get sick.
Rheumatism, licadnchcs. liver trou-
tile, nervousness. dizziness, sleep-
l‘esgness and urinary disorders oi‘tcn
(tome from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a (lull Lwhc
n the kidneys or Your back hurts.
or if the urine is cloudy. oft'cnsiw.
full of sediment.ir1cgular 01 pass-
age or attended by :1 sensation of
scalding. begin drinking a quart of
Voter each day. also get about four
'nccs of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy: take a tublcspoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast, and
in a. few (law your kidneys may act
ne.
7 This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes 11nd ltmon juic 9.
:combined “ith lithln. and has been
mod for years to flush and stimu—
late the kidne3s; also to help neu-
utilize the acids in the sxstem. so
car be longer cause irritation, thus
o‘tfen relieving bladder wcakncss.
Jad Salts is incxpcnslv 0; makes a.
ell'ghtful effervescent lllhla-wntr‘r
rink which everyone should take
now and then to help keep the kid-
ys clean and :LCll\C‘ and the blood
azure, thereby often 11\ oiding serious
kidney complications. nv all means
have \our physician examine your
Of Sailors—Has No
Money
VVESTPORT Mays ‘ .—W hiie Hayes
108 Courtland strert, Bridgeport and
cell known in thit city as a. taxi
driver. was fined $100 nndj costs for
operating an automobile while under
the influence of liquor. $25 more for
operating a car with no brakes, and
sentenced to serve 60 days in jail for
evading responsibility when brought
before Judge Joseph Adams in Town
court yesterday. Hayes entered 11
pics. of guilty to all counts lhc court,
entering a nollc on a. charge of op-
cutting a. machine with improper
registration.
State Trooper Bernard Scully tes—
tified that he arrested Hayes after a
spelocular chase over the Post Road
t—funduy evening aficr lluycs had
struck :1 lrollry and an automobile
am on by Edward 1). MacCutchcon
:1 Bridgeport insurance uscni. and
then ruccd away. Iinycs had six
sailors in his taxi at the time. the
men'hming cngngcd him to drive
tht-m to Norunlk. W'hcn iinyos milcd
to stop after the accident the sail-
01's belicilng that the driver “as
Jeapordizlng their lives. overpowered
Hayes and throw the switch off just
as the State policeman oyerhaulcd
illc Car.
llnycs had no money with “lxlcli
to pay any of his tints and lli.‘ will
have 1.0 work out $147.75 in jail 1'11
addition to the 60 (lay sonic-non.
other cases disposed of in court
‘3 ere as follous:
('urmlnc Culcllo. (I‘M) Grand 51mm.
Bridgeport. violating the. rules 01' tho
road $10 and costs; Thomas Gilor-
mlno, 598 Nougatuck ax‘cnuc. 121c-
\'on, illegal lights, 32 and costs:
John Ochcnkows, 866 Grand street.
New Iiavcn, illegal lights. $5
costs: Joseph Fuchs. 54 Glendale
:n‘cnuc, l‘ortchcstcr, N. Y., reckless
drn‘lng. $25 and costs; Benjamin
Silver. Euelon. Violation of the rules
at the ”road 55 and costs; liuroll‘;
Bridgeport \iolating rules of the
105113 nailed on payment of $10: .10;
Raymond \Iorcno Stamford. \iolat-
ing rules of the road, $10 and costs.
mm...
A. B. Squire and family. of Can.
nondnlc. will sail for Europe about
June lst to spend the summer. Thvir
home will be occupied by Mr. 'l'un-
nor. of New York city.
Babe Ruth is a changed man phyf
sicnlly.
The latest photos of the home run
king. taken as he grcctcd his first
visitors in the New York hospital.
shows that . ‘ '
His face gives
change wrought. 2
It is tliinwior Babe's race—and
lily white. The puftncss that ex-
tended to his cyts and the almost
crimson color or his face. due to
high blood pressure and baking; 1m»
nor the hot suns of the St. Peters-
burg. Fla. camp, have disappeared.
'His face reflects his general con-
dition. A month of hospital diet
and rest have restored Babe nearer
to normalcy physically than he has
been {or several seasons... This re-
mark docs not. take into considera-
tion. of course. any possible renc.
ilou from the intestinal operation
performed- nttcr‘ his collapse. The
doctors say that tho opvrailon “as
succcsful 11nd rcmoxcd the only phy-
u clew lo‘ the
nnd'
l
i ;
l
1’ Hammond 850 Clinton axcnuefl:
slcnl handicap ho had.
Hm Logical Outconm
T111111 was rapidcly caring himself
to death wimp his collapse camc. Ho
hm) ubusml his stomach and mac-
int-:11 organs for yours in that man-
ncr. This spring he (antinucd this
hearty cnilng His asstcm. break-
ing under the strain. finally reruscd
to respond to the task given it.
High blood pressure. a. direct. result
of cox-cheating. xcnchcd the stale
whom uponloxy stops in. The stroke
Ruth suffcrcd prohablv uould haw,-
spcllcd the cnd for an ordinary per-
son. Babe tough! it off.
He has probably learned his [93*
son through his flirtation with
death. . .\
If he has in: “ill refrain from the
double breakfast in the morning—-
ihc one lmforc the hotel dining
room is op: 11
He will hold his noon lunch to
players during the season.
ms evening meal can be the ord-
inary batty Inca] or the athlete art-
or a day's play. . But this meal must
be eaten a reasonable time after
the same—otter all signs or exertion
Have passed and his system is func-
tioning normally. An nthlcte should.
wait at least an hour otter play, he.
tore partaking of food.
And the midnight meal should be
eliminated entirely. -
‘ From'tho timelinth first sprung
into home run tame he has been
liming his “night cup" of sand-
niches or something or other. Ho
has been known to eat (our and
five robust sandwiches before turn-
ingrln at midnight-wand then yell
for food before df‘cssinsihe follow-
ins-morning.
Bis sum Disslpnlbn
Babc's other dissipation; ham
boon hinted at in the stories about
him from lime to time. He likes
1hr: more. He likes the friendship
of people at night. But over in-
dulgence in food his been his down-
{all Those who know him tell of
his cn‘ung sandwiches before and be. .
twcon innings or :1. some until he
has been forced to ”drink bicarbon-
sic of soda. to help remove the gas
caused by “the excessive eating and
slrenous exercise. ,
it will be impressed upon Ruth
that he mus‘t watch his tad from
now on. It hc~ holds to orders hr
may he an improved athlete when
ho returns to the canny-wan athlete
uuhnmpcrnd by excesslxc
oncd body.
But he has n_ long road sheila of
him before he returns to the some.
\0 man flattentd as he. has boon
and bearing a. long incision in his
torso from on operation. can step
mcn-
tion will be elected during the June
2 meeting by their respective schools.
knot of Plane ‘
in Record Flight
The directors of the nssocia- "
All the officers were automatically:
“. sentenced to 20 days in jail.
BRIDGEPORT. Nay 8.—-The sus-
. pension of the motor vehicle opera.-
, tors license or tormer Deputy Sher-
; lit Edward El’aimer. Jr.. of Green-
‘nlch. was lifted by Deputy
Motor
Vehicle Cammissioner Philip Der-
tor driving an automobile while un-
der the influence of liquor. ,
In city court he was fined $25 and
The
Criminal Common Pleas court. hear.
in: the case on appeal. lowered the
jail term to three dog's. Palmer re-
signed as a. deputy sheritr a few days
before his arraignment ‘in criminal
court. He is said to have served his
new following a hearing in the coun- ’
ty courthouse. Tuesday. Palmer was'
:irrosled in Bridgeport inst October
Dainty Silk “Undies”
New styles. more charming sitar.
traciire pastel shades. cxcep
made and perfecz :‘mir:
NIGHT GOYVNS .............. $1.511
ENVELOPE‘ CHEMISE . . . . . . .3195;
COSTUME SLIPS ....... ..... 31.98
STEP-IN PANTHSS . . . . . . . . . . .8198
STEP-IN SETS ............... $2.98
ITALIAN SILK VESTS .3250
KNIT SILK ‘VESTS .SlJm
BLOOMERS
SILK IINION SUITS
These garments are beautiful «i';.=..'=.
r
. $111.05
sum.
$12.55
$71.98
$10.95 ’
$4.55
$1.98
55.9?
$3 98
.u-o...
.u-cho-o-
and good Value.
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
weight.
,high blood pressure and orcrburd~’
jjnii term by entering the county
- lockup at
leaving shortly after 8 a.
third day.
Before Commissioner Detour.
troll-nan Michael Colonnri. who ar-
rested Palmer,
victed man was more stubborn than
drunk when {oi-zen into custody.
5 p. m. the first day and
m. the
Po.
said that the con.
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk
, 7 , NowWe Are Ready With
Pretty EFrocks for Confirmatiot
and- {Graduation Days
from lbs bedto the playing 511214.41
Just to think of bein
Winter makes us wear,
Nainsook or batiste, dai
Undermuslins of Simple Charm and Quality 2' .
g‘ able to forget about the heavy underdothes
and slip into .a lovely combination of Soft, supple
ntily embroidered, so comfy and so very durable,
COATS
A special.
- 57.98 and 510.95
30 inches-wide.
For- " to 6 year old tots. Ycry
no crepe dc chine dresses poss 5.1.1.; .
lurks in the folds and pleats of these
JAPANESE CREPES
. Used for curtains and table sets-
A happy event that comes but own in 9113.. ?
Looked forward to for many mcm l; piazw «. is;
rehearsed and pictured how "511» ’ wail 1-3335
"that day;” that happy day “hat ":15"ch
wear what “she” would do. .
Here “we” have planned too, to 21: 31;» 111.139 "he
day an eventful one. We have asse mhlei a sale
tion of lovely frocks for thisooccasir1u.G€z:rgeia
11 lm’ -
(hm
ado:
their simplicity and pure whitene:..
tie gowns.
.Trimmed with lace, lace yokes, lace edged: '333.
tiers, pleats. ‘
{t’ s not too early to make your sel ec time 1.0192
. now while the styles are complete.
. fun“... $12.00 to $25.00
VOILE ............ $5.00andup
is enough to make one feel Spring-like. One glimpse here will truly make _ _ 25° yard
vou want to freshen up your supgly with new teddies, step-ins and paja» 7 :_ ' ..- »
ma suits or gowns, as you will e sure to see them. , 3. -., ----'--
GOWNS of fine Nainsook hand embroidered white or pink. Special 59.:
GOWNS of Crepe or Batiste, lace trimmed or hand embroidered White,
peach and pink 98c,$l.49and$l.98
PAJAMAS, two pieces, of Crepe or Diniity. White, peach and pink; hand,
embroidered. .— $1.98and32.98
STEPAIN SETS, niade of French Voile. hand embroidered, in contrasting , , *
colors, fOr set of Vest and Step-In . _._. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98 and $2.98
STEP—INS of Batiste and Crepe . . . . . . ..-.._. . . -... . . . . . . . . 79c,- 98c and $1.25,”;
COSTUME SLIPS of a new cloth and ngette White or pink; with 18-
inch hem. .......- $149311d$195
kidneys at least twice a. year.-—Ariv.
' An Opportunity to Obtain Daughtefi
SUMMER REQUIREMENTS or.
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES :
IS . lal sale ofAbout H
Girls’ Summer Frocks
$239 Sues
75-10-12.14.
.This we believetobe the Lovely plain ,, ‘53,
‘ ,2 ' . , - tea. rose. TOW“ ‘
seasons best . selling pink Iawndfl‘ pod
event_of.smwins girls" powder bl‘lc- 533,935,
frocks.Da1n' ty styles, etc. Manv EMMY“:
. ‘ . - terns with (0-01-90
- designed With excellent white collar< 3113 611.
cars and pretty in- of organdy <1" P1235
5...: to look at. Most Pretty WW“
‘ gevery woman will collect
2 or 3 and prudent
Color eficc.Q Tan all?
7 rose. blue and W2“?- ‘
" grain and 3.11101? f:
MAY SALE ornoosswnans . _ , . , __ “will.” will be? them Man: of 111° ‘"‘
rm: QusutyBWares-gumn: . noun—and the Price " ‘ , .. ._ , 7 . , » .. , ' ' ‘ . . , I). ate half dozen. . have separatt‘ ““0”!“
Ncsoo best quality gray T as _ PORGABTDY PEARL MEL’IROH’;
led sauce pans, 1 qt. size. A
itroductory price .. 10c
Are You Interested In , .
.mmmowtns
'White and white with colored 4
borders, 11: various sizes.
25a 1..
Evergreens, Fruit or. Shade Trees?
~ Have you hesitated 1n beautifying your lawn? It 111 a fixed
purpose of the Southport Nursery to produce and odor '
for sale only hardy dependable stock and of the highest
quality at reasonable prices.
You are cordially invited to inspect our nursery
SOUTHPORT NURSERY
Boston Post Road ,
SOUTHPORT. CONN.
asst—a;
:1an d
.5
CORSETS
Dropped styles, in broken sizes.
At a yery special. price. ,_
GEHEBE’ 8m
mun-ammun-
59c Waste paper baskets, mode of
heavy metal. . assorted colors,
at ........................ 490.
Abdel! _ upright or invert-
35. 98 15- to e
antics. at .. 2 for 24¢ p c imported “W“
ed cereal sets. at ... $4.49 I sell.
29c Hard, wood-j rollin
smooth finish: with: — r
undies, at ._.,. . . ._.
Manx-nex- low Reliance
oil cooking stoves.
.5....r....... $3.75
express Wagons with
steel tires and spoke
,......-..... $2.98
floor mops made : '
chemically treated
not, at -...... 89c
or cleaning alum,
Norwalk Chronicler