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U: _ Commencing Today Our'Auuual Sale of
'- Women's Suits, Coats. Dresses, Skirts,
Waists; Millinery and corsets
Amending to our yearly cunzom. we are closing out our entire
stock of «Sprint Garments at prices positively meridian or cost. in.
order to make room for our large line at Summer Apparel. Dressy
Suits. Fancy suits and Tailored Bulls. consisting or those dillorent
antidiotiootivo designs which appeal so much to well dresed women;
also Carts and Dresses in all the latest. styles and descriptions.
This sale will convince you that it pays to buy Suits from a house
of our standard because we are always cheaper than the rest or the
stores as we sell for cash only. 'All the stores that are charging or
selling on dollar up and dollar down plan set tor their ' interior
goods more than double what are null tier the highest class of goods.
Moral: Since the Panda Store buys and coils for cash only. it is \
obviously advantageous for those who want to may only {or what they
get, and to get all they new tor to trade at the Paris.
33 80. Main ht. South Norwaik 515 Main St. Stanior
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mail. '1‘. J. Full.
Mrs. M. .l. illowerd.
dial. av. J. Tracey.
dies. .8. 1“. Midland.
”Arum. Millard.
m. J. perry.
was foray. .
Anna 1‘9er-
ieluuun Millard.
Minnie Millard.
We 'l‘orpy.
’l‘orem Shea.
hire. 3H. timith.
Aline 'liorpy.
Anna «Burns.
Katherine Daogan.
Vera dionlon. '
ihi-ru. W. J. Riley.
.hirs. A. Rose.
hire. .l. J. llnnlon.
Mrs. M. Rose.
Helen attahill.
Are your Corsets right! Do they fit with perfect comfort? Do
they set on your dress in smooth. fashionable lines?
..
The models we now have in stock do all this.
They will set
oi! the most elaborate gown or simple frock with 'the utmost
grace and beauty.
New styles in "Dinner," “R. and 6.," "C. B. a.
"Warner's," "La Resists." and other {anions makes
1a
threats from $2.00 up titted tree at charge.
“Mrs. J. Cahill.
Josephine Essen.
Mrs. l. Homes.
Lillian Smith.
hire. .l. Gardella.
fusion Dorney.
Anna Fitzgerald.
Anna-Tierney,
Anna Carroll.
.Mary Cassidy.
Sarah Gilhuly.
Teresa Donnelly. .
Mrs. J. Tierney.
.hina. ll. Baker.
‘Elinaboth Molntosh.
Mrs. D. F. Toomey.
Mrs. J. A. McEiroy."
» «Mrs. L. Oonmefly.
Mil. J. F. Kerwin.
. Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. l“. Volk.
tiara. T. Farrell.
Mu. .W. B. Unholte.
moth Hartline.
hit-re. Q. K. Briggs.
lite-v. J. J . Mofluinneca.
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(Continued‘imoa Fir-t Putt-l
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A.
"led by General Mano. and Fletcher
withdrew his staff. The marine core-
was distributed to work with the army.
mm. continue to arrive and.
preparations are being carried (0mm
for their departure. The navy trans:
port Hancock today is lying at Poor-l
to Mexico to take aboard these cow
in; down from Mexico City. She will
bring them here (or transportation to
New Orleans and other pom on the
transports ,Monterey and M orro Castle.
Late last nisht the relapses tram liter.
ico City had not arrived at Puerto
thiexico. It Could not he learned where
they were detained. but it is known
that in the surrounding country there
is no evidence just now of Federal
activity. consul Canada’s advices
from General Mano indicated the lat.-
tei‘ was far inland and close to Mexico
City.
Continued reports of renewed light-
in: at Tampico, that the battleships
Utah and Florida were being held in
readiness to sail. and that the Dixie
lwas loading with marines for that
lport ail locked crucial coniirmation.
lOfllciai circles generally understopd
isome ships might go to Tampico when
ithe crews were full alter the complete
withdrawal ot~'bluejackete from shore.
Vera Cruz, roused lrom its tropical
drowse, by the street battle and lead-
ing of foreign lorces, has gone back to
its lethargy, itev dancing and its prom-
‘enadlng through the plaza.
l There are no evidences here that
iMenico is in the throes of a crisis.
'torn within and pressed from without.
[The shops. scarred by riile balls, are
film. main: the harvest of trade
iii-om the term. invasion. Women.
who hid in terror or what they believ-
flid V0!” in tho confluence: of the
lip-ding o! (cram troops. walk solely
”l ‘
mmlnoatom conditions whim.
in their opinion. would render the can. .
Mi MSWei‘a
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' the mice. “ penal" M
cone or the nosetiatione possible. This
statement contradicts the report from
his headquarters in the barracks den-lBel-lin yesterday. originally printed in ‘
the ‘hokoi- Amateur.
MlylllopAii timing,
lWAEliOlNflTON. April 30.~—Swiit do
Whitman in the Mexican crisis that.
brought Carranza} Constitutionaliat
ohioi'. within the scope of. proposed
{settlement plane presented a broaden-
en held of endeavor to the South Am.
orient: mediators today. and it was
believed their next move would he a
request for an armistice between Huer-
lo and the northern rebels. Carran-
za's entry Into the arena oi’ diplo-
macy was confirmed early today by
his acceptance in principle or the ten
tier oi the good emcee of Argentine.
Brazil and Chile. His reply. forward
ed from Chihuahua, thanked the en-
voys for their otter. "in an attempt to
solve in a peaceful and friendly way
the did‘crences between Mexico and
the United States." it was polnt-
out that Carranza made no reference
whatever to Mexico's internal strife
and whether that might have any el-
l‘ect upon the reported proposal oltlle
mediators to ask for u cessation or
.. hostilities between the Constitutiona-
llsts and Huerta's army could not be
loreaeell.
Carranza's acceptance of the invita-
tion to enter into the preliminaries or
proposed mediation practically brings
within range of the aim or the three
envoys all elements directed by the
long strife in the southern republic.
Thai developments followed the re-
quest of the mediators that liuerta
and the United States Government sun-
pe'nd all military aggression pending
the outcome of the mediation attempt.
The mediators believed today that
such an armistice would be agreed to.
in its reply to the armistice proposal
the American Government will etiplr
late that. any untoward act aimed at
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Establisbd'
Stamford Gas Ranges and 1
Cookers Make Housework Easy
Large Cabinet Gus Ranges with ovens, broilers and
warmingr closets,
From $35.00 up.
Models with elevated ovens and broilers from $22.50 up
Ranges with five—burner tops, broiler and oven. $13.50 up
Ranges with four—burner toms, .and town, $12.00
Cookers with tllrcewlliirncr tops, with and without broib
ers,
“in! ' " $8.00 and up.
Stove-tap Ovens are a recent invention. and Mo con.
venicnt when the cook wishes l0 bake cake. pic. biscuits
or anything rcquiringa small pan. and where there 5 a
Small fire. Not necessary to beat the big oven. and
these little things can be baked in a hurry. There is a
'l‘oastcr in connection which can be Used separately if (le-
sirctl. ’I‘llc outfit consists of
Baking Rack, 50¢ for the
Caver, and t‘illlil)lllall0ll. "
Toaster.
White Enamel Broiler Paris for 18-inch 0\'L‘iiS—-qllllc
new. $2.00.
White Enamel Crumb l’ans for slow; tops. uic-lcr but~
tiers. 18-inch only $1.75.
In the llust-nicni.
I
“Headless” Saucepans
(lc-
tnrbabie, thetrcforc there is: more room on the stove and
These are Aluminum Pans and the handles are
E . il‘lm O'Brien. i -‘ I ‘ Men who hold clonal to walls mg. in Mexico will b no handles to stick out, catch on things, and upset the
f- ‘ ' mmilivan. L a 5:12;: AM am" 0‘ loin-rel. now Go an 3 “fiction of the truce. e regarded pan. When it is desirable to move the pan, apply the
-. 3 . g , . e I. linens Dailies; h ' ' boldix, about their business. 1-1,. in- Canaan’s announce or mediation handle and move it.
if "mm ‘ ”on - ' tithe. 9' ‘ ’ 'e‘ hath-nit hub taken a new and ban "8 pleasing to President Wilson an“ Shallow Stcwpauis, I quart, 50c
l. “ WA TON ”I“. QOU‘N'I WALK. {Al “‘9’" a Run" purview oil the Moorland. The! 5‘30"“?! Bryan. and today their .2 quarts. 60c
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mm" mm“ " . ’naitherto loot nor racial: but to gov- mum!“ 0! the Mexican crisis appa. Lip Saucepanls, l quart. 50c
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ij ‘ _ .3. dfiafihfiefiifim . iguana dungeons or non San Juan mam“ limo”? o: :“Pk’macy, 4 quarts. 90¢
.. , '. ' ado Ulfll. Will's int-B7 come forth I Chen nice. the' ' . ‘ S .
" Month‘End sale :. M“: 5-. 3‘ Buckley. ' blinded from the you: of confinement “it more or the envoys could not he gouge Broilch 2 Wang. .1, (7:
1' L a. l -: W9°“m7- in darkness. was a revelation of the “”339“- W‘ demands likely would an cs, . .
. l :3.» 19““ Tr”- ‘ . character and‘the attitude or thoUni- 5° made on all cider and What might 01in 00¢ ham“?- l‘t‘iillll’i‘tl W ””ij 01' four Pa)”.
:- FRIDAY SPECIALS -'-I ”9“ ”mp“ * ' ..E M I b“ it“ States. he considered were absorbing topics in lxltvbcim-arc M-ctirm.
I ' {jl M”? m“”“- ‘I W lm' " l Mexicans or the better class openly “"0”“ ”‘3 WON circlpn today.
.‘» . : mien Divine. ‘ :expms ”min” at the restores by to thin time neither Huerta nor .
i. _ . , ,I . . . ;-‘_ oil-sf. smith. 'tion of order" lid the “solution 01 the W” “In" Government h" “"- ‘L F n Ix th M
. M : a Ladles Ra‘ncoats sample sweaters ': m Dm‘lla. i’bnfilneflfi. but .3166 from "IO fut “1“ “MM 'hll points Will b0 demand“ l! u . ng Inors
. . . ‘ . . . . . edlation is reached. The aim ly ~
. iii-50- Rccuiar price 35.00. “mum" W" . MW 0"“0" troops are here, Vera cm knoae lit “' y o
a .750. 3090‘" (c. no”, ”9- V‘liioo cm. H W"!- P' 3- Bough. ttie and only wonders when the invad- have “m it“ "3°“ ““3" “l . . for wall or d9“. m balm” . .
' pr Ohio. Value. to «.08. 1 Litre. Kit-mayor. ”a will late or will ‘0 to Mexico thlBomi American-abhor in their; Dimcnsmns 60 by 22 lilClli‘S. dv‘o‘lgurd for tlosct tn
3» use Remaini- price 012.50. ‘ _ :, Mrs. (Hyatt. City. alert workspace mtoflneming bedroom doors. as no room l3; lost thereby.
_ , Ladied ammo. .\_ puma, E. Parks. The mm" “mam.” u, enure- situation. Wham Enamel 512.75
,« “W" “m Wei-ca. 01M. Vliuo to 3300- - Mrs. German. 'ly unknown hero, hutia discussed with Reports “m" “a“ that "“3"" Mahogany Finish $13-25
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