) . . . “- t that the Connecticut manufacturers would at least motto lodlr into the snbiett, and and out dust “how it woaidredeot theih.‘- . A law letters its been received, and some suggest one made. Most of the manutnetogera who hove writthn seem to he in doubt as yet as to the will report on tho“; it ill 30011 as possible. perhaps argon today or to marrow, and once this agreement is hoi'ore the house.vlr'~ will be hard to stop its passage there. There have been some situations from Connecticut (or amendments. “o... o ' 1 but there can he no amendments, and “W” o. it must be accepted Just as it stands ”Hanan-cmsflfl ‘ 3' or not at all. it is an ureemoot be: tween the Canadian parliament and congress. and t5; 0P9." it up ,ior amendment» would, cause endless trouble. Hence it will have to he so- ceptod either as a whole or rejected. One of the armments in favor of the nsreement comes tram merchants interested in titerssle oi butter, cheese and eggs. They (ever the free entry of those articles, and say that in the last few years the wholesale price oi these food articles has doubled. it is claimed the tumors have been the principal beneficiaries of this increase. Newspaper publishers and others na~ in; paper are also in tsvor ot the trea~ ty, and have asked the Connecticut members to vote for it. Connecticut members unsorted. Just how the concordant members stand is somewhat hard to say at this time. They have‘tlns far been very guarded in their statement. probably because they would'llke to hear from their constituents. besides studying the question tnrther. Then. too. the house members will be governed largely by what the Ways and means committee will report, , Mr. Hill is outspoken tor the treaty and Will vote for in committee. He ..... To make the end of this week attractive, we give Special Prices on the following items m‘ayhslso ups-air on it on the door or ., I 9 Oil”. AVIATION CAPS ..... . ...... $1.25 CHILDREN’S VESTS .......... x5e mil r2"p§3m§i7v$‘l 17:22:: $13283: Vim" $198 Value 2°C i'estt solme serious! opposition dovlsiops .. ' t “lepton caps ....... . ...... 98c cnrennEN's vnsrs .......... 19c $2.}; .335”... l...’...“.,.f.‘“;'i.h ...,3 . .. l v t t‘t.lt tesen. 8 2e $1 49 a tie 25c ' silo Kg: will: trainers; 2nd my AVIATION CAPS .............. 49c LADIES’ VESTS & PANTS ..... 35c predict that its treaty cannot get thro sh th r l . fienst rs Value 69c Value 5°C Bulk‘cley and ‘lsprrndon‘gmilave not (de- CHILDREN’S TOQUES. . . .35c LADIES‘ vnsrs & rams ..... 49c pgffiutgjlggufingfimc $3.th Value 509- Value 75‘: by mffll ot' the eastern w srfsol'er CHILDREN'S rooms .......15c LADIES’ vnsrs & PANTS ....69c $3.1? hill; ‘i'iioinsmiiii’tmiiey'wiii , Value 25c Value $1.00 3 do. In other words hey will largely be guided by wliat‘the regular leaders CHILDREN‘S TAMS ..... .35c COMBINATION SUITS at large rc~ or the senate tarot. just as they were .-,_. anue 50C duction‘. Wfinrlgz“ggolx£mq¥h lsriii bill “I! , , r x H Q,‘ ' ’ CHILDREN'S TAMS ..... .49c These Underwear items are not in all For the [in our Clause. 1 Value $1.00 . sizes. All the Connecticut members at the. house this morning received telegrams trout the Secretary of the Connecticut State Federation oi labor. action there in behalt oi-orunlsod labor to n.1,. 3.}. . a. r u A... , ., 3...”. .. ”4.. ".DICKERMAN & SON W 84 Washington Street, South Norwalk Telephone 446 Bargains, in, Furs and Other Goods; in the naval: lion ~,blll and the provision “building of at least one battleships“ a government tmvy yard. Slutilur‘resoluiions have been adopted and forwarded to mem- bers of congress from other labor bod- ies. and the protests will probably pour in on the mothers below the naval nppropriattor ill is dually die. mood of. ACCiDENT UNAVOIDAILE. lo cut. Nine of Twelve on Jury in- vestigating New Vork Central Accident. NEW YORK. Feb. 33" "An linlvold' able accident." was the verdict oi nine members of the coroner‘s iury which has been hearth: evidence on the caum oi the an explosion in the New York Central power house on Decem- her is last. by which thirteen persons lost their lives. "The explosion was due to the negli- uence of company or the companies in charge oi the yards." was the ilndl'n: of the three other months or the jury. The split verdict wash titled into Coroner lioltshsuser early today. af- ter six honra’ deliberation hy the jury. The .yerdlct as rendered to exonerate ~ . " crisis—ounanr. ans. npy . Adam}, hire. (theater .. Myst-122:2: 2: ® GREAT hm..ts.s:s.m.l:: , MID-WINTER - that. to William 3. (lane. of lint- .‘ Vermont. The ceremony was ~ -- - Tuesday aliernoon at the ’ one of the bride. No. ’11 High ‘ Baikal: by the groom's lather, ili® DOUBLE STAMPS WITH ALL GROCERIIG EXCEPT QUGAR, BUTTER AND (GO. ‘. T. * . H. Gene, of .lcwau City. on Albert Custom. the mntneer or the by Rev. A. 1‘. Steele. of the Con train which ran ORAN. end or a trash ' “mists"- hr: 3:: t”.°.‘:"::l'..‘..d‘"lthl".t.$y”ll: :23 z ‘ Q ‘ s “ W V 01' y BBSl Creamery first; :3: "m“ tilt; “hrs -- ~ r-Miss Julia A. Wartime. e a para a s .3 “2’5.“ man‘wnsAWittgtgrbgzz; . inquesot'. oiling-yaw ta: 5““ 's.: . ”‘3'“: till; \‘v‘te‘lidlnc'I march was , , . one principall to the tact that some " ‘ in Clare (“ML at Dow u er a c or there thou t s pipes in them . g _ itrtde was charming in s ’ 0’ were not properly 4' .fld‘hmqghgflgp balsam" \ ' seamsttuilod upaad 23H ti stem in amber m Fancy Potiltoes, Peek, 20C hues tree. on. ‘ inf inlmdlsetio drop ‘ . ‘ Comer ticltshssscr welt:l asked |i‘t. .. - we: :vi:,;3m33;;; Ali? Fancy Patent Flour. 244 lb bug 851; 33333333: 3;:«r no.3; .h‘dl‘l. , - ...—”1“ 1r 3 e. . " W‘W‘q’filfiffim’, Habitation! iii. ltit ...........m lied to t Bouts. s cans for. are 9““ “'“ m 7 'W“ “"fl‘lt‘h‘lhfi“: 23:33:13? I one. “Hm £13m iia ligating“ tum-‘3“ Maw DLOOK rimmed. ' ’3 ‘ t . . sesofisallshil . s noel-rises an t. hPsss.slh..............70 lstrotttoi .aisr......... . rsnit , tom My“ «3"»? f dfihm'gomwwm . stones, 8 pounds tor .....usso Condensed liliit. a cso........idc ' "mfingfim. ‘ , f." TIYA‘MU 9 .0“ 'LMAGOFP 'sososes‘esssrsss-Hsss ,‘ stirs/i "All” Wi'fli rues Alto corneas " “lineman to several Me. is . edectroi’ the. . Mid they. :1 , ' ,; no , til: it over. it 3 must Therein, , however, that ' the commutation. its and means vote to retain the eight-hour clean-port, all Stomach Misery Whither Bum you Recline it. i , our stomach or has like a 1‘ sad. refusing to dltssi. Or you. Gas and Eructstefsoitr, until: Heartburn. Fullness. No ads, in month and stomach. and is indlssst n. ‘ .3 A relics of Pape's your outer-order stomach. reactant about theihouse iii stomach trouble or. lntii'tssti w Ask your pharmacist to indigestion in live mMMF, will tool that your stomach not need to pills to; Billlousness or Constipation. cranks, its some but you will be cranky s and indigestion. M lilidllET iii? 21 casts There will be no divorce cases in the superior court today. but there are twenty—one cases assigned tor a been in: on Thursday. They are as tol- lows: Mary (leer Flynn. of Bridgeport. from Charles A. Flynn. of Bridgeport. slinging hiuamy with Sadie Berti for which he was convicted in the su- perior court. Bari A. lisvlland. of Bridgeport. irom Mary it. Reynolds Harllsnd. of Bridgeport. alleging dosertlon. Antonio Lit-s flasello. oi Bridxepori. (rum Joseph Muello. oi Brldteport. sl- toxin. cnieltt' and misconduct. Carrie Gamble Kline. or Huntington. from Truman Miller Kline. oi‘ Derby. alleging desertlon. Norma A. Smith, of Stamford. from Royal W. Smith. or New York city, alleging desertion and smelly. Elisabeth Pogay Vincse, or Bridle port. trout Joseph Vincso. oi: Bridne port, alleging intemperanoo. Helen lsttows Keenan. or Brittn- dirt! trout ward Keenan, oLBridu- «realm-misconduct and assertion. ‘ Mary It. Gildersleeve Quinta]. oi Bridgeport. irotn Adelard .l. Quint-l, oi Brion-port. alleging cruelty. Charles A. Pugsioy, at Smith Nor- wallt, from (Moo M. Ostrantier Pun toy. or Norwalir. allelic; misconduct with George Phillips. Francisca Kathonsklo. ol' Brtdxeport. from Anthony Kathonsltis oi parts un- known. sliexing desortlon. Frederick P. Gunter. or Trumbull. against hierabel Ron ashlar, or the same place. alleging misconduct Frank Selena Rowland. of Brldso port. against hens Gertrude Rowland, called an. Samuel Senor. at Patch: calls. it i.. alleging misconduct with Mr. Senor. Helen ll. Blondol Am. 0! Disin- tord. from Frank M. Angle, of Bridge- port. slloglu assertion. Merton Chase Warren, oi Bridw port. easiest Alfred A. Warren. or Bridsomll. silesln; misconduct with Viola Way. Frank Sherwood. or Danhurr. against Carrie iii. Btahl Sherwood. or the same place. slisxi desoi‘iion. little. lies. or Britt port from ills- telle Haida lies. at “sirloin-cam allow); misconduct. decree it. try. of neutron. irons Elsie hood Fry, or the same town. at. losing misconduct’lth divers pencils. Catherine Hurley 0 of Br! port. against John it. 0' sets. of lien- chester. alleslss dossrtioa and cruelty. , William B. Conant. or Iterated. from rsnnis ill. Conant. oi the some place. attain; misoondgt withl‘rod' g. rigged. Algernon Brat ‘snd Edward rs , Birds» Dean. or N wtows _ ~ iiil discs. or Seneca lentil. N: Y's W is it. desertion. “ on Tuesday and WM,“ hat weslt there willhe our 1”. ,. tor cit nship to be We: more 8 answer. ,_ ;';_ ’ wigs cusg‘fis rd . renunciation _lda'lt<d_ a“? ~ u lM.lum, staid“: ll - “ti ' V «road surmount 0n. the outdoo- are two ism stom.aad the rest at immune. novices late ten lets l W . , i . till sump- with i in. st rs soups with 1 iii. iill line at... till, he win 1 iii. st “.3 itiiitsmps wiihl lb. unnumfi wi “that... lit wwlihilh. til 33 startle with“ 1 lit. at ...g‘c so Sistine with 1 ill. roe . ' islsflsm ‘ismp ...sss Wart-sated sdossnmmfls . Mm.m ...m Climaflfitn t ‘mmmlh)m“ ssdstiiu“ “‘73 1°! "...," ssstesreass‘ ._ ‘1 or M“ .‘ slantilsdsdrssldds‘ldtm 3‘“~‘l'r§,.énwtntthunderVF as.“ “asv toe: . . ecetiu sill . 3W agent?» plantain. at: 1' "nasmmiiilis is"?’ W . [3,. 4 ’ mm , rot hum itsot .was was mllW m 3. , Gish last ,svanihlfiwlth as at, cit}. (if H. V ram ' Heartburn. Gas. nymph“ nil ”Ollie if what you insists to scoring at; Dr 0’ air sated food. or have a ieellnroi Distillers. m“ ‘ till masonic cm only so cents and will thorou‘thlylctirs esvs ' ,0: one else in the family tits! I&% w you the formula plainly printed on those ho-cent cases. then you will “tidal“ hilt?!‘ why‘Dyspepgisi‘tyi‘isls‘ of: a; it mils to. on W . “I reliev sour. cum-order lbfificl‘igggi' WWII“ is hormone and tastes lihe‘csnliy. though each dose contains power stitli~ cicnt to digest and prepare for assimi- lation into the bloodall the food nil est; besides, it makes you no to the table with ,a healthy ”Mic: but, what will please you most. at s't you ntos~ tines are clean and trash. and you will most to taxation or liver This city. will hove than)? Diwali“ people will, call thorn. , iii. this splendid stomach preparatid ‘1 too. it you ever try a little for intimation cs Gastritis or any other stomach misery. Get some now. this invlnuoe. outlier- ever rid yourselt oi Stomachl’i‘rouhlo Mill ElllLEll Tllllklll" The D. M. ReadiCo. The ‘ D. M. Read Co. t v ‘ new on?“ WHITE corron seventies FOR ammo. other. iNSTALLMENT or. ' FLAXONS. mascotss'rrns. moonstone Atria) narrs'i‘ns. .. Beautiful and snowy white, those new White Fabrics open up in the most fascinating manner. Every woman be- holding them will be seized with a desire to take a. needle and thread and make dainty summer frocks. Among them are: . ‘ Msrqttlsettes. fancy checks and crossbars, stripes in various' widths, the plain part in odd snowflake designs, very effective. . Crossbar Batistes, wide rilibmrlike bars, want and pretty. ' Shining Novelties. light and heavy weaves, for men's wear, also fine for women‘s house wear and for nurses' dresses. The above are all at 25c a yard, ordinary width. ' Ripplettes. narrow and wide stripes, far gowns and lin- gerie garments, at is and 25c. New Persian Lawns, 15, 20, 25. 30 and up to 60c. White Goods’IScctionplower floor. DOUBLE CHIFFON mes Made of two pieces of chiffon cloth in happy combina- tions. tan and brown. white and black, resetla and white. ljavcnder and white, dainty and striking to a remarkable tegrce. Sscri Veils, 1% yards long, $2.75 and $3.00. Plain Chiffon Scarf Veils, a few colors only, eon. cor- al, brown, lavender and old blue. waterproof. [.00. my special. 3 Motor Veils, large. a very strong weave, with elastic band for safe confining oi honnets and hats. In beige, lav- ender. rod, with "dust shades" for the road. $3.25. CRETONNES. Floral designs on con and ecrn grounds, roses, little bouquets, morning glories. sweet peas, poppies. strawberries and gi-raninms. Also Persian, Japanese, and other oriental designs. rel/ac a yard. Wash Goods Sectio‘n, lower floor. Do not forget the Sale of Black Silks. Taitetas and Mes- saline Duchess. Specials oi importance this week. W. When You Soothe AbovsSian Yonknowltrepreeentethel’ossd 3 Iwihc Money Standard of England. You assu- rotiss- don the nice oi it. , ’. When You See the Name STENNG‘ onsPisas,ltrcpreseststheW‘Wdoi the Plsoo mom is a. datum oi ‘Amcdcs. Cash . Rented instalments ‘ u made»? m ... Pine. Censor . ....n . ' j ‘ , 7.. tit w.’ Arms ; ‘ Ms. tooth teams at
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