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Imm,wuulhdwtbotaot.~ Hanan' furs continue their steady
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oordinsly followed a box of cam-mg“ of 10 cant-a pound in tbs coat of fur
m- Van up to the from trench- and as a dosed hats require 0\ er two
oabatfauedtosndout where the Pound-MM “New! castes“: ‘
fie was WIT They cmuwdiresult of this one iten is :5 cents a
my on route, from generals “’9
d unloads down to privates, but'
Wt malt. At last the general
winding the Fifth Army, solvedl
the puzzle—tbs sine was used. he
'. “Barely because it had been us sod
is the last sixty years. |
The committee communicated this
Motion to Ninister Thomas, who
at once issued instructions that no
more also-lining was to be put into
.Iunitlon boxes. The saving will
.Int to a million and a half dol~'
hrs a year.
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PE’I‘ROGRAD, March 2.—-A commit-
tos of meinbeiwrof the Duma have be;
[In a thrift campaign, and are urg-I
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by prohibiting importation of luxur-
Inenditure into the channel of
' final Var effort.
The committee urges that the rail- l
w'ays should cease to carry anythiuglon
bat the necessaries of life. and pro-l
his that flowers and mlnarsl waters‘
‘ five in some. cuos been given prece-
; asses over door and coal. The Minis l
in of Railways has Just announced
that passenger trailic on the line troml
na-l
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War! to Noscow will be stopped“. can M will b. m, than.”- Putnam a Co.. and Charles A. Cup
tis & Co..
1,er was fleeing southward with the
An increase in the tax on thoatrs farior quaflu ilor gz or he will pay postal authorities in pursuit.
tor a week, in order to allow the ac
adoration of freight-and war traillc. l
tickets is also being urged. although.
(to tax already amounts to about 25f'olgxor sale price—for instance tiredury trial of the issues raised in a
lretaiier who has been paylnu 816.50 bankruptcy proceeding.
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per cent. of the price.
LONDON. March 2.—'l‘he record' ”mam“ “w ‘h' "m“ ““‘m’ '°' NEARLY ssonoo roa
tor paumrisnt for England and WalesI
during‘th‘e past year'ia' the lowest
over reached. Comparing 1875 withl
‘19". the ratio shows a decrease from: 53"
u
”.2 1: pct thousand. a falling'
away L p. titally one- -halt. Pauper-2
lam in London separately has not do
cllned in the same proportion, never!
Mess the percentage has in this
period been cut down from 26.3 to'
IE9. As compared with 1914, last
year showed a decrease in every di-
vhion of Eligland and Wales of 69,-
103 persons, or 11 per cent
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BERLIN, March
Ila firm of dressmakcrs has just open-
ad an exhibition of ‘Ueunsn Fashions
lor Wooten.” at the Pets Palace Ho
tel. in Constantinople. l‘our mani-
klns employed by the firm, arrived on
the Balkln Express last week and are
l
' now showinrofl “creations" made in}
Germany for the benefit 9f Constantl-
aople women.
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LONDON. March. 2.---Many officers
of the British army who have wit-
noased numerous attempts .to person
ate soldiers- fighting in the tranchos.
or reported missing. are convinced
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4% mahoaldbetakgnasacertaln
——A leading Ber-1
., that the anger-prints of every fightingL
sea. I
Then the fur its-of has gone up inI
price in consequence of the advance
nthe cost of skins and is going stead
ily higher—the differente compared
with a you can being over _ .. cents a
do oxen. 1
Therefore the one item of the fur in
the hat shows an advance of 50 cents
a doson.
Dyes have advanced at least 50
cents a dozen llatfir‘leflthm trim-t
wings and miscellaneous materialsi
will equal another half dollar. Labor.
coal. boxes. eases. trucking, every-!
gulls: also entering into the manufsc-l
tune of his mews substantial ill-x
creasos without a single exception. i
The retail buyer of worse. willt
tag the government to suppon theml 1““ ‘0 m" ”"k‘ "‘9 t‘°“‘l’"'i"i‘mnba in default of 6100.09. bail on a
rated autism that is presented and}
u and by using every means in lts'm‘" " only use wise settlement ”0' filed yesterday in. the United States
”at to turn the stream of unfruitfull “NH“, one way 0“" but it re distritt court an answer to the invol-
'rede s broad-minded. comasous
business man to line a full cents-e
hension of the real significance of
armor. events. .
The retailer who last year would:
not sail a crude under 32_ because
that W the. poorest quality
his cuteness wanted. or that he was
willing to sell to his customers over;
his name. what is that merchant go-
lips to do next fall when the 82 hat
the $1.50 hatol'a year an?
He will dtltor sell that greatly tu-
mors money for his hats and set at
for his $2 hats. will be able to get
|from $18 to 819.50 per dozen. and
selling these hats at 82. 50 out: will
have from 25 to 37 1-2 cents per bat'
cater profit. .
Who is the broad- minded. shrewd
business man who will follow this
plan?
ATLANTIC HOTEL'S
LICENSE RESTORED‘
BRIDGEPORT March 9 ~Wlth the
assurance that the cabaret and its:
flock of feminine song birds int c been
;clinilnated, the liquor license of the
Atlantic Hotel was ordered restored’
this morning by the countv commie
ialoners. This action was taken afttr
the police board had notified the cun-
niissioners that the remonslrance
against the hotel had been withdrawn.
l'i‘hereupon the conmiissioners allow-
led a transfer of the license from the
.present holder. Koppel Berger toihe
Bridgeport Hotel Co.
This action gives the hotel inan-
airemont liberty to sell liquor in any
part or the hostelry. ‘but Manager
Gardner told the commissioners that
in the future only a regulation hotel
dining room would be oppraled. The
loafers who infested the lobby have.
been‘ejected.
'OPERATOR I8 FINED
UNDER WIRELESS LAW
‘Igeant lllood and
of to 118th m in Berlin. Cat
ass. Sstsrdu litm-
Rev. Ir. Tappart was formedy the
pastor of the first German Lutheran
church a Bristol street
He was also pastor of the Heriden
German Lutheran church. He left
here about three years ago for her
liu. Canada where he has been pasv
sea at St. Maris-humanist.
He is a naturalized citizen of the
United States.
Late Saturday night he was taken
from his parsonage by the soldiers
and brought to their barracks whens
he was ordered to sing their national
'liymn. He refused. He was then
roughly handled and pounded omcers
'of the battalion rescued him and he
filed his complaint with the American
consul at Hamilton
He has decided to return to this
state and to his forme" home in
i'uiiutn Two of Ilit" soldiers. sei—
l’rivatc Scintefer,
who assaulted him, were found guilty.
“DOC" LYMAN DENIES
THAT HE'S iNSOLVENT
Answers Petition and Demands Jury
Trial of Issus.‘.
NEW Y.ORK larch 9. John
Grant Lyman. incarcerated in the
CONNECTICUT: PAWAPNI.
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News Items of Interest Fits-I All Soc. WASHINGTON, March 9. The Pro
timoftbc Sta“. lsideathasaenttothefiaaaseiorcoa-
The Bring] Brass Co. is torerect firmatioa the name of Harry E. 8b
forty houses in Forestville for occu-l cum to be postmaster at Madison is
my by its “cyan. place of H. 1],. Norton.
Acaaeofwhoapiaaooaghinawol _.
man 60 years of age was reported lol (‘ongressinan John Q. Tilsan h‘a
the New Haven health department. introduced petitions of H. P. Helwlg
the only can in a person of such ad ‘ and others of lilford in favor of tho
vancod years reported in a quarter of‘ uncalled Burnett immigration bill,
a century. and Rev. J w. Musson and others. and
Ground was broken recently for the the Merideni Christian Endeavor Un-
M.‘ ”10315.... for ("pen-ml. wmphjioa for prohibition in the District of,
is to be erected at the junction oi,('°'“mbi‘-
(lrenwich avenue and Arch street: It
will cost about $30.01». the total apfi
proprlstion made by Congress being
8110, 000 for the purchase of s suita-
ble. site and the erection of a federal
building. The site cost 920.000.
Before i'oroner l’helan, Tuesday.
Joseph Marshall. a negro, accused of
the murder of Peter Doss, Saturday-
fllillil. in Bridgeport. testified_that lie seated a petition of the Talcolt Com
shot. not to kill. but to frighten on My and other leading Mull“ of
Dean. another negro, who attatked Hartford and vicinity favoring the so-‘
him. He had been told that Dons car- .called Stevens Bill.
ried a gun. The quarrel was the re .
Bill! of a dllpum over a room bill. ‘EASTERN HOADS AGAIN WARNED
Although a diligent search had been .-____
in progress from the time of his dis-pm Deliver More West sound Box
appearance. no trace has yet been~ Car's.
found 0! minus How-rd Martin of! WASHINGTON, March 9.—-The
New Haven. who left home to take a commission on car shortage of the
walk a week aso last Sunday afterlAmericsn Railway Association has
noon and has not been heard from‘houned eastern railroads that it would
““00- "I“ Karim ‘3 l brother 0' ‘5‘? iinipose penalties upon such of them
Mayor James B. Martin. who. is di u continued to disregard the commis-
rot-tins the search. Private deter ‘slon's suggestions for delivering box
live! Will be W to hunt for "it ran to western roads to ameliorate
missing man if.” information is ouillil‘. present in the
famed very soon. lWest.
Stamfordis to have a Sunday newsi The recommendations of the com
paper. says the Stamford. Advocate lmmion, approved last month were
Two local men who have been ass!» that the eastern rmds should deliver
c'ated with other newspapersin thanto western roads :0 per cent. more
city—outside tbs advocate-ware tolsesibound box cars than the number
take up the launching ofLShs Cnienldeliverwd to them by western roads
prise. with thoimmtse of the‘dntap-lfor shipment-East.
penance of the“sheet on Sunday: "it is realised," says the (‘Olllmln-
March 1: ANN listen man. wholsion. “that as yet the eastern roads
has had experience with- the New have hardly bad time to give choc! to
Haven Register. 'in one capacity or such recommendation but in view oi
another in said‘ to be the doancisllthe facts as developed during F§ru
beekarof Hib‘lfhr odtdyriao and the ary. the commission takes this occa-
name or the pipin- will be the Stern slon again to urge upon the eastern
frrd Sunday Resistor. Stamford hsslroads the necessity of compliance
had a number of itart-todayend-iwith its recommendation in the inter-
tomorrow newspapers during the nastiest of fair treatment of the western
half dosen years, including dailiesflroads and their obligations to ship‘
wot kilos. morning and evening sheets. pers in the West."
but this is the first attempt at a slun- -
day edition. U. 5. .LUEJACKETS
"clan Lockwood. 17. of East l’ort CLASH W'T" GEMMNS
Chm-tor: Ampm Yobusky. 17' of LONDON. March 9, -A Renter dlS'i
Stamford. and Florence Newman, is, Mich from Alberta says: l
of Greenwich “fl! sentenced to elth "l’ritate advices from Constantia
pr 1).. Florence Crittenden Home. in noplc report several brawls between
Now Haven or the “on” of GoulGelmaflfl and bluojackets of the
Shepherd in Hartford the choice 'qlAmrifln mtlmm (K‘IWWD)
be made by the parents. until they Th“ 13“?" are DOW only rarely PCP
reach the sizemf 21 years. by Judge mitted to land on condition that they
Mend. in the Greenwich borough do not enter places of amusementm
ccuri. Saturday. after revolting te-ui- quented by Germans. .
mony given by all three. as '0“ u“ “Great animosity is said to exist, intt
by Marie Openski. of 6 Rose park, Constantinople against the Germana.'
Stamford. who was taken there Mon who. according ‘0 "“919"- continual
day b5. the probation olioer.- Arm to hold their own by main force. The l
hatherine Morris. of Stanford. Turkish soldier, however. keeps on!
All were arrested, Friday afternoon good terms with his German (‘OIB‘
by Sheriff Allen. for waywardiors. “5.5-"
The commitment is the result of reva- -----~ -. ~
lotions made at a trial. influx/in 0000 NEWS.
l'crx Chester. Two well-known Many Soot-n Nomlk Radon Him
Greenwich young men are accusedol‘ NOON It and Profitsd Thereby.
tr-kms two of the girls to White "GM 9"" travels (“tin “d the
Farm-z, where they got drunk. Tht many M back sufferers In South:
Greenwich probation officer. Jennie Norwalk “9 3‘“ to 1“” where "L.
WAWION NOT“.
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a
Congressman E. J. Hill has intro.
duoed a petition of the W. (‘. T. U.
of twenty people of Daricn, and citi-
zens of «ltowayton for national prohibi-
‘;tiun also memorial of the lows Cloth-=
trs' Association of Des Molnes, la.
(in favor oi the Hill dyestuffs bill.
———_
(‘ongremman l’. D. Oakey has prie-
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and
charge of halo: the nails to, defraud,
untary petitions in bankruptcy re
cently filed against him by Rudolph
fluenthcr and other creditors.
Lyman denies that he is insolvent
or that he was a resident or conduct-
ed business in this city for at:
months prior to the filing of the
bankruptcy petitions. The petitions
were filed against Lyman who. it is
a'lleged. was doing business as John
the
car shortage
like
last month. while the brok-
Lyman died also a demand for s
HARTFORD TURNRIKF
Two Cor-tracts Awarded by State
Highway Commissioner for
Improvmm
The state highway commissioner
lawardm the following contracts yes-
Etcnlay: To the Union Paving Com.
lpuny, schcnoctady. N. Y.. for so
~proximately 833M000 a contract to
build a section of bituminous concrete
lconsistlng of 15 .465 linear feet as an
éexteuslon to the New Haven and
Hartford turnpike in North Haven.
To the hue Construction Company
for approximately 826 000. a section
loi’ similar road consisting of 11.535
Hinear feet. on the same turnpike in
iNOl‘lll Haven.
CORONER BASES FINDING ON
THAT OF N. H. OFFICIAL
Coroner Phelsn's report on the
cases of Patrick Collins and James J.
i-‘rye, colored. victims of theJMilford
.wreck. which occurred on Washing-
ton's Birthday, was filed today. .Botb
victims died after being cement! to
the Bridgeport Hospital, cons uently
Coroner Phelan's report wees‘based
on the finding of Coroner Eli Mix. of
New Haven county.
l-‘rye‘s body was‘turned over to hit
wife and buried in the Union come
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all shades (if brown from dark to
natural.
navy to sky blue.
All shades of purple, rt‘ll. rosc'
oyster.
Marcus Ward. real Irish Iiuen,:
Baronial style, but lined with ex»?
quisttc Dresden and moire paper
which it! is a pleasure to draw a
pen.
Ellie 5- m. Emit multiparty;
La Grecque Underwear
Dainties of all Feminine Apparel.
lhe first new garments for firing and Summer ill La
(:rccquc Tailored Underwear are here. One expects to
find in La Grecque garments a fineness of material and
a perfection in making that always satifies the particular
woman. Another feature is that sizes are always cut lib-
eral] Ijx ls i g 'l
L Urecque is adapted to stout figures
Utncruus fullmss is desired. It" '
Nightgown“, all sizes rut extra full and long,
I . , Sam to $5.00
Envelope Ghemisos and Chemi Panoalons, Sue
Long Skirts, 31. 50, $2. oo to 55m
Short Skirts, extra size belts, 31.00 and $1.50
Drawer and Skirt Combinations. sizes 3i» in 4!. illi‘ltl'
-. ,. 4min - :-
' "" "' $1.50, $2.00 to $5.00
Drawers lltll sins 28 in 38 at
‘ "‘ :"11 59c, $1.00. $1.50 $2.00 up
Corset Covers 36 to 46, _ $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
' ." E E 'l‘fllling‘cric Slurp, ~ct‘ulitl flour.
Colored Linens Men’s Shirts
for Tailored Suits and CraVats.
and Dresses.
\cr)‘ large assortment mm,
or where
sivc,
.\uthcntic intuit-ls for ill'('F\ and
For
lwsl tritidt‘> of \\'tI\'t'll Sulactte and
niadras, [It‘l‘t‘alt‘b in neat stripes.
\Vhitc 0vfnrvl<. with or wlitliv
out t‘ullar<.
afternoon wear. business,
All shades of blue front
pink. l’alm lleach. imr) and
(lit-tic} Silk i'ratats, 50c
45 to 80 ctr.
Main flour,
ANote Paper
of quality.
Main flour, front.
cast.
For Fancy Blouses
“Call of. sit-"wad" Silk. A‘
light weight silk and cotton mix-
ture, in pink, pale blue, maize,
helium-ope, pillt‘ gray and other
fancy shades its; u'cll as black.
Easy to make up and must sails.
factory and inexpensive.
eluclopcs regulation and
silk.
An exquisite papcr on
as eta yard wide.
\Vlhh ilmnls St‘i‘llull.
75 cts. quire lmx.
Stationery Section. cast.
tire SPRING \
Me Call
Book of
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beautifully illustrat- , ‘
ing hundreds of \
smart new designs. l.
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New issue of
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Patterns
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. i-a. luv :1 .-l shim! s'cf’
Practical Sash Dr‘s
)Iu‘ all l'ailc‘r: is .\0s. itifil 7ft“.
tin" ol the mam small (it—
ainis at out linllcru municr.
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' 5’ 5 means of Identification.
W nt those visco-
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PEKING. March 7.~State Council.
I' Chang Cheng-hsnn has been death»
utod by the Chinese government to
proceed to Hongkong and Singapore
Ii! the purpose of enlightening ‘ths
Federal Inspector Takes Action'ln AI-
legod Violation by Stamford Marv.
new HAVEN, March 9.——wnuun
T. Sconeld. at Stamford, was found
guilty in up United ”ewes District
court. Tuesday, on charges of having
ad assistance the} mltht a wireless station that had not been
to promod‘ if "give to the Yunnan
wwmj
a
m that robot . - -
the change of using apparatus thstin-
mm “1";3‘ “an?“ “a; teflorod with wireless signals of mea-
«Ta. 'lummtui‘sausaoflsflsthlumuthsmu
Judge Thomas imposed fines of $6 and
costs on th§_two counts.
Seolold. ‘s telegraph operator em-
played at the Grand Central station.
and are represent.
hi the ad 01’ the revolution as
Wifsumclsnti‘undoanbenak
. wisaloas'astthnt ab sending appsrso
us. On Sept. so; is accommodate,”-
gathers-inter who. MI W M-
'hume’hotwlo‘a'tt'iodoutanindaflion
'. mtbosstondahdorai
wipers-insomnia!"
tery, at Greenwich. He was a Pull~
man car porter. Collins addressis
undetermined. The nailing states that
lire probably corms from Brooklyn or
lNew York. The body was turned
over to the New York. New Haven
Eugenia Stevens and Mrs. Filaments.
testified to having seen .the girls on
the streets of Greenwich and St'un
ford time and again
lief may be found. Mariya lame. weak}
and aching back to bad no more.)
thanks to Dean’s Kidney Pills Our'
citizens are telling the good news of
their experience with this tested rein.
...s at our [mums t mull
faithfully reproducing all the latest decrees of fashion—easy {
make—simple and accurate in detail
liésnspd and of operating a station
without havins an operator‘s Moss's. '
“is you found Scolold’ sot guiltyon ‘
in. New York. has “had s’ receiving
or spamwlflol the other-losers»
tor coal seer-e, The coil vitas'isftd
ody. Hogs Is an example worth road-l
lug: '
n D. Kelly, 18 Wood street. South
Norwalk. says: “I was troubled for a
year ands half by dull pains over
WASHINGTON. Nat-ch 9.—-’i‘ho/ so- my hips. together with M "ms-
called 0“"? 0950'” case. “M“ ‘t in the small of my back. They were
traciod ““3“” In N" York las lsovaro when i straightened too quick-
year. was taken up ”"0““! “h" ly arter- steeping. isiso had headaches
the House Judiciary “W‘M m'l and diary spells, was restless and not
«mount the MN‘Chmu“ WWW up in the morning feeling more tired
of Formative 3W“ " than when I went to m; was: sat
United sum Attorney Mar-ht“- : lawman-l m Dean's.de-
mttmqnv ot Rae 'l‘smI'. one arm" y Pills me PlatstoI’s um Store.
. involved. was in some They won-swam antr- in iloss
.7 MTmuwuhtmdeWMawua'mmlsM" '
mmmwpdm Once-9°“ * ,. messiah .»
WQ'W“: . f ‘9}, 33m" Ovor two mini, Jlr.- Kelly '
was W" V ‘ '1. ' one: “! hmhsl notoscasion to use
.. .01. Dean's mym-mmynwm
& Hartford railroad and buried in St.
EAR RAE~
Michael's cemetery. HOUSE COMMITTEE H 8'
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EXPOSURE TO COLD PROVEE
‘ ii innit.
BRIWEBORH‘,’ larch 9.4511188
H. La Hays died at the Bridgeport
Hispital this molninug. afthr fou
month? “ “due assassins to
the cold.‘ its feet had been froaen.
La Hayf'lias} tamer snd a. ”other
in Derby and a/blster in New Tork.
. » " 1.
914,000 FOR "JUNIOR GEO
NEW Ham. mama 9. -At rat
tag yesterday of the trustees tho
Georgi Junior; Republic of apnoe-
tlcut. announcement- Was . 4
Henry 0. Hubboil of new "
made a gift stilt?“ to tile ’
Tbsirusmes sin a
mavens. m Mon ,
War-emf
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so. noawaur. I
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MOWER EiiERi'S BEER
r012 vow cum BAKES
LOUIS mm Connecticut Avenw
Phonc ‘97.
Solo Agents for The Nomalks
0n Draught at concedes! Ave.
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GLECTRIOAL [Neill a matador
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