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Indra.- and Lace nets. A complete
mrtmeni [ace Dow knots. Brittle
Fe- lon Shel-I Offices: Waiting
on W litter
mm a soon see. A Pun. .
Ham-dull curtains at 50c. 75c.
lo 88-” I out.
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E. K. Banks '
IAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Easter Easter Easter
Cards__iiow on _s_ale
Ponchos-"73 tor 5c
DONNELLY’S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, March 1?.~
The actions of four men who are be-
lieved to be following members of
the state and local police about, par-
ticularly M. R. Malinowski, a local lin-
guist,” who has been acting as inter-
preter, have given rise to the theory
that a gang either was cognizant of
or participated in tho Zebris-Gilman-
aitis murder. and that some of the
members are still in New Britain.
Men answering the some description
were seen last evening following and '
watching Mr. Maiinowski, and at the:
J
Selling Out Cloth-
ing at
1-2 Price at
Louis Avrick
Bonus; ’So.N(lwllk
, DAILY POEM
;=. i railroad station this morning whenl
- ithey appeared to be watching State
{Policeman Hurley who arrived here!
. today. it is unknown just what their.
tides is, but "it is thought that the)“
' wish to ascertain just what the police ;
{men are doing and what Clues they,
:are following up. it is understoodf
; that Mr. Maliuowskl‘s life was threat,
tned in it letter which he received.
moi'tly after going to work all the}
cnse.
ilot‘n the police and Mr. Malinowski
s‘outi)‘ deny thitt they are being t‘olvl
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icu'cd. sir. ilnlinowski said that he
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WEATHER F ORECA-ST.
Forest for Norwalk and vicinity: ‘
Unseuled and slightly colder tonight; "
Thursday fair.
Disturbances are oil
control the
roost near Hatteras. N. t‘., and Nan-dud nothing bul friends here. ’l‘liei I)cliortis, . .
tncket, Mass. They are causing un- ‘ polite, uiun asked, maintain their 38-; “king 3 tioublc in humorous
settled weather with light rain or ‘ “Gll‘TM‘Bb‘. gUing. however, as for est Rinse“
snow and brisk high winds on the,‘0 833' “there is nothing to it." |Much of the .brightiicss tlicy
Middle and North Atlantic coasts. l Bernard J- Lynch led today with the! _‘ flash to then- {cno“rs
pleasant weather with low tempera-Wily officials an oiflcial nest for Latches its glcam from the
three for the season of the your pro ”“3 icwnrd of 82.300. 'in his letter be
vails in other sections east of the l‘ Still“? that he informed the police 0ft
Rocky Mountains. Frosts were re . the s“Stimulus actions of a man (prOV-‘
ported as far south us Florida. While mg to be Krakas). and that they act-
dliver, Canada, reported 14 degrees Ed 0b the matter, but too slowly to
below zero. make the arrest. He states the
names of the police who acted on his
Ill). and told how it was that they
were too late to arrest the man who
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY. Elicurd that he was wanted, and left
it uh.
Temperature: Low. 32; hith WILMINGTON, I)el., March 17.»—,
'45. Cloudy. ll‘e‘ltl‘ Krakus, who, according to the
'— ipolice. is implicated in the murder of
int '1‘. Chapman. Superintendent Or in priest and his housekeeper at New
Schools, is in Hartford today. Britain. Conn.. was today indicted for
first degree murder for the killing of
a policeman here on- March 0. Kra~
kus refused to enter any pics when
arraigned after his indictment. He
will be placed on trial next Monday.
intuition ‘ ,
I8 iniiiiiin
night after spending a. few days at l
Atlantic City where their daughter 2
.end her husband. B. M- Andrews. We New Haven Chinese Taxetl $10,000
been for the past two weeks. Mr. - _
Andrews has fully‘regalned his health for Haung Drug Ill "IS POSSESS-
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following pneumonia and with is fam-
ily has returned to Washington, I), C. i
Four days are all that remain for.
the tax payers of this city'to examine
the assessors books. now in the city
clerk‘s allies in the City Hall. On
Saturday of this Week, the books will
be turned over to the Board of Re-
lief, which holds its first meeting on
this day.
Mr..and Mrs. William H. Bylngton,
NEW HAVEN, March 17.—iMong
Lin, who kept a restaurant in Hart-
ford. and has been on trial in the U.
Arguments on a motion made by the
defendant's counsel for a trial by
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THE MIRTH MAKERS.
SO many jokes for a fun loving
people, It
So many songs ovcrflowingl
with mirth,‘
Made by life's toilcrs who. gayly
courageous,
Know by their sorrows what
laughter is worth.
Changing :i sigh to a rollicking
tcars in their cycs.
~Etinicc Ward.
FOR THE DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING
ROOM, HALL, DEN 0R LIBRARY.
- High Grade Goods
At Medium Prices.
That possess the quality that may be depended upon in all
the new and popular designs.
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALdE-RU.
NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
House Dresses
New Spring Models
llousc Dresses have responded to the fcuiin'ine demand
for licauty in even most practical attirc and there is
now a most complete assortment of attractive garments.
Excellent models, madc of good quality pcrcalc, ging-
ham and cliaiiibray, in dark, medium and light coloriiigs,
ct‘fcctivcly trimmed. ‘-
No woman should fail to select one or several frail-n
this assortment.
Prices Range From 98c to $1.98
one l8 writer
The Testimony of South Norwalk
Peepis Stands the Test.
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The public soon finds out when!
The test of time is what tell
tale.
misrepresentations are made, and'
merit alone will stand the test at
time, |
South Norwalk people appreciate
merit, and many months ago local
citizens publicly endorsed Doan's Kid-
ney Pills; they do so still. Would a
citizen make the statement which fol-
lows unless convinced that the article
was just as represented? Below is
testimony such as the sufferer from
kidney ills is looking for.
Mrs_ J. Flagg, 46 Spring street,
Smith Nor-walk, says: "i have not
been as well in two years as l have
been since using Dean’s Kidney Pills.
I regret that i did not learn of this
medicine when 1 was first taken with
kidney trouble, for it would have sav-
ed the much suffering. i had taken
but a. few doses before I was greatly
relieved and two boxes improved my
condition wonderfully. I advise oth-»
er persons suffering as i did to get!
"I‘ODAY IN
WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—ln—'
jury- were heard before Judge E, M.
Lockwood in the case of Miss Geor-
glsnna Comstock versus F. J. Scam.
‘1 The trial was held in- the town court.
Ind'the judge instructed the attorneys
to file briefs. Miss Comstock is rep-
resented by Attorney George W. Vos-
burgh and the defendant by Attorney
IABADnvis.
WALL STREET.
decision was the keynote of today's
early stock market, the principal is-
sues showing'little change from yes-
terday's reactionary tendency. Read-
ing. whose directorsymeot today. for
dividend action, recorded an initial
decline of 3-8 from yesterday's close,
but soon recovered. U. S. Steel and
‘ some of the Motor stocks were lower
while Bethlehem Steel rose to 58 1-2,
. achieving a ne\v highmecord. Trading
“ . was small. with a narrow range.
WALL STREET, Noon. —The list
improved toward midday, after fur-
ther irregularity in Canadian Pacific
'and some of the specialties. Reading
rose a full point above its- low quota-
tion and the leaders displayee n. lit—
tle more animation, but trading as
a whole was in decreasing volume.
Arrival of another consignment of
Hold from Canada and indications of
additional improvemet from other
.sourocs were among the incidents of
‘ the early session. Bonds
were irreg-
ular. ' \
” w'lll find a Bank Account n
are at
their accouts.
HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNTS.
‘ Those who have charge of the financial affairs of the household
S. Court on charges of dealing lump-
iuin, of mnnufncturing opium and of
evading customs duties” in this drug,
was fined $10,000 for having opium
in his. possession 'by Judge
E. S. Thomas today. A fine of $500
was given on the count for evading
customs duties. The Jury found the
defendant not guilty on the charlie
10f mnnti’cturing opium. Wong, Lin
its committal to the Hartford jail. He
icon servo thirty days and thon-npply
to take the poor debtor‘s ontli. The
large amount of the fine is due to
the provision of the federal law.
which doubles it fine upon conviction
if a prison sentence is not imposed.
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ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Holcomb yesterday lesued
a. requisition upon the governor; of
New Jcrs'dy for the return to Con-
necticut of Mariano Dagnosco, wan-
rcsted with assault with intent to
kill. at New Haven. October 10, 1914.
John J. Henley has been designated
to convey the ”prisoner, who is at
fNewark, N. J., to this state.
The requisition of the executive
committee of the Soldiers‘ Hospital
land comptroller, for $200 for the
families of indigent soldiers, sailors
and marines. was approved, as well
as a requcsition for $7,000 for the
care of sick and wounded soldiers at
the Fitch Home at Noroton.
The governor signed the bill pro-
viding for the issue of bonds for the
Northeast School District of Hartford
and that providing for the issue of
$100,000 in bonds for the town of
IWetheI-siield. ‘
convenience and aid in keeping
The bank account may-be made a complete record of all receipts
and disbursements. Using it, one always has the precise chanze to
pay to tradesmen. etc. The cancelled check is a legal recll'Jt, essen—
tially useful in case of a. disputed account.
We will be pleased to impart any additional needed
regarding the Household ‘Account. and to enter your ,
books. Please call at the bank, or telephone 41. .
unions morn...
information”
eon our
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Donn’s Kidney Pills at Plaisted's Drugt
Store land give them a trial. 1 am only i
too willing to confirm my former state.
ment regarding this remedi'."
Price 50s., at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Flagg had. lFoster—Miiburn (20..
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. .
WM~WWUH
The N: E. Ryan Co.
I. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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- SPECIALS --
Delicious Creamery Butter, anlb.
Fancy Potatoes, i4lbs.
Fresh Eggs, a dozen
MagnoliaorClovchilk,acan....................10¢
Granulated Sugrti“, 4 1-4 lbs.
A. ,STULL
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24 corms: eraser.
‘ ,EAST ‘NoinAL'is.’
,DINNERS AND BANQ UETS A SPECIALTY.
a
' Spring
Announce ' Their .. , V ‘ .
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' i Rockwelldz Furester
Correct Dressflfor Women and Misses
1'108 MAIN -s'r., Bridgeport, Ct.
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ashiOn EX ~ibit~N
T 0-day, Thursday and Friday
introducing important iaShloii failures, in distinctivcl'anil
._'autlieiitic styles of Snits;Co’ats,tlowns, ”tosses and Walsts.
Reroute sound Every Hilary,
The upwind."nrx§+.§pods Comm»!
Honors "
Entrance on Main St, Fairfieldjlnc" and Cannon St.
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Bridgeport. Conn.
“'ulnculay, Mart-Ii IT. 1915.
These youngwiolks’ suits
are not at ailgrgsordinary.
Here is a good big gathcriigr of tailorcd suits for
young women. in pricc, those suits rangi- from $20 to
$40. In stylc. the) range through all thc pretty cil'ccts
of the season. In color, thcy includc all tlic liked hucs.
. And there arc hardly more than two suits of tiny
color and model in thc ciitirc gathering. It is tll>lilli‘l-
ly and plcasing an zisscnibly of distinctitc suits.
tiilt‘
'l'ippcrary'suits are of British—looking l\\'(‘t‘(l\j and
such mixtures. Tllt’l’t‘ arc Norfolk 'snits of blade-and-
\\'hitc cliccks: sonic of tlicni liaA'tf'_"ii\‘(i lit‘lhf (inc of the
samc fabric-as tlic jacket and (nit-hot \\llllt'. 'l‘licrc are
lilai‘k-fllltlfivllllc chcckcd suits 'lrlllllllt‘il \\'lllll a touch of
llclgian blue or u'liitc—tlrat ’littlc touch of contra>t
iiiakcs \voiidcrful (llllt‘l‘t‘llt‘c lll appearance. Here is one
charming,r little black-zind—u'liitc Cllt't‘l\'
bound with black silk braid.
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that lia< jacket
'l‘hcrc's a similarity of niodcl’lictu‘cvu tllt'\t‘ fancy
suits and tliosc of tlic ricli plillll Colors. th tlicrc is a
dit‘fcrcncc. In fact. all llll‘tlllgll'lllt‘ collcction ilicrc iii no-
tnblc diii‘crciicc. 'l‘hc aim has boon to gallicr as many
diticrcnt types as possible (grunting they won good)
and to have but one or two suits of a type.
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Tailoring of tliesc suits is in tunc with tlicir good ap-
pcarancc. Those hundreds of hidden stitchcs that make a
suit trike shape and hold it, are the vcry important part
of a tailored suit. \Vitliout tlicm, a 'suit may look just. as
fine as its highenpriccd sister, But it will never hold its
shapc and give scrvicc like the finer; tlic workmanship
makes tlic diti'crcncc.
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Will young folks be plcascil to thoroughly inspect
those suits at $20 to $40? \\'onicn of youthful figure will
(’llj0)‘ inspectingr them too.
SecondElonr‘.
Coats of the new
I
American colors. - Pretty collars
Four exclusive new Springv
coats, each of different model, for-wear now.
show four of the richest of thc
new Axiicricau colors. _
Exposition gold, Flagpole red,
Lettuce grccn, Mountain bluc;~——
cach is a unique shadc. Each
has been. madc up in a coat of
attractivc lines and much indi—
vidual charactcr.
Some are collarlcss. Sonic bolt-
ed, some loose back. In only onc
thing are they ulikc; in lcuqth.
Quite well worth a visit.
; Dozcns of sorts of novel colo‘
lars for givmg ouc’s suit or jacket
toucli'of distinction.
or not. Oriental and shadow lace.
Sonic are given pretty contrast
.11)' \‘cl‘i'ct bauds—- 25c to $2_
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Center, Front.
Second Floor
Fine time-tested silks iron
Cheney: mills
It may be pOssiblc to
silks. . ._
But it would not be wise.
“kt‘cpstorc” without Ccncy
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The test of time has shown 12h
c worth of those splen-
did silks made right here in Connecticut. Their dye is al-
Whatever may
chance to be fashion’s'chosenvfiiorite in the family of
silks, tlicsc showcrproof foulal‘dsflrbm the (honey mills
_hold their friends and gain new-Ones.
ways pure; their quality dependable-
in
V Their supple strength adapts-them to the changing
styles of the season. Their purcrquality gives them great
durability. Their shower-proof ’iinish makes them im~
pcrvious to injury by rain-drops:
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Newly—arrived, blues andfibrowns and blacks; taste—
fully printed with small flow’c'rs _or in excellent white
dotted patterns. “agility; 1'5, 85c yard.
’ fl 7 CenternAislcé Keen 5 T: 7 KEEN,
Satin-striped tub
. silks-{531.00
Like the crocoses and delfodils, pretty things are
bursting their bonds and coming‘forth to delight women
who love beauty. ' '
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‘These new tub silks are a gem], of the collection.
Fine "of weave and delightfu‘liof quality.
7 ‘ Pure while with satin stripes in cluster efiect. Those .
filpink and red and blue and?
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Their name of tub silksiis deserved; they will laun-
der without spoiling that beautiful finish which marks
them. .1 M
Center. Aide-Rear; " .5 -5 Tl!!!
stripes of Ih‘andSome shades o
' brown. "
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