. com-es? cwsns JUNE 511!
i 3 Edison K‘s?“ Phonograph
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OONTIST ro I! l-WILV
/’ In magnum plum autumn
lonooqu "Icu
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g. honour: and it Itll esstst. in tho count—J
trig.
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the NEW“ been! her. end!
use that tit-contest *6 ‘0 0° ‘ “"1 WASHINGTON. Much 20.41»).
W “9 and (but h’ winners will have“green shortly will receive no ofliclgl
IJII‘GG '“ 39““ will moubmdu'report from the Federnl Trade com—
I‘ver,
‘Prlm Now High, Will Go 3011 High
or Until tho European Wit lo
Concluded.
I“ tho 00W utll nonrutfm haitmnsion that American consumers of
1‘ a. m M ”fun!” :Oew [gasoline must expect continued ad-
? ' “*m b any '1 'vances in the price 0! that product. at
Ind by receive: the support or the
our! “pledged votes.
Dolly the standing of the contestant‘s‘
will he published. “to vote: being
I gee-tel new rural-E.
Butler badge—d.
Ulti.‘ 1‘1». Bid In» 5'-
(‘omnunity OtuH.
urt- “reinvent-4.
lin‘ l
.leut during the continuance of the
European war.
The commission's inquiry in being
rushed to conclusion. and will show.
it was learned today. that the high
price now being pnid by moltne con-
‘sumers is not due to discriminatory
practices, but may be attributed ni-
most entirely to the unprecedented
”soda Council. No. 4. 0. ll. A. M'domand of warring nations for this
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Non-eke Hone—03.
TM no mom“ wet/mo;
.product. The commission today an‘
'nounced that A preliminary report in
lreeponse to four separate resolution
.introduced in Congress, will be trans-
oza‘rs snonuous, HE vows‘mltted as soon as the data collected
inventor Twine. He cannot Paylby field exports has been collated.
I . ”It Tum Muse of
’ Poverty.
"We propose to show precisely the
reasons for this extriordinery in-
NEW YORK. March 20.~Niltolnicreese and the information will be
Tacit. electrical nlznrd. is so hard based upon figures obtained from 300
‘ I. that he cannot pay the city 6935
, "one! taxes. lic says so himself
" F eon-mm in one-cum being a no.
' “isn‘t always 3 profitable buetneu.
--~»-: Min. Terrie onion so much
,ylm he will be able to
I ‘, [idols became known . yesterday
1'9th Corporation Counsel Hardy Ma
’3? I! in the Suptmue court the minutes
“d an examination he made at Tesla
. h supplemenlnry proceedings.
g“. The inventor said he possessed no
i m let-item or stocks and that his be-
‘ Musings. all told, were negligible
"But don't you live at the Waldorf-
3; .moria?” he nun :initr‘d.
“I do. and I owe the hotel a bill
which has not been paid for several
years." was the‘reply. .
'Well. how do youth-e?“
“Mostly on credit."
had i I: . tenths of the stock
of the Nikon Tt‘hlil Company, but he
‘ I had [llt‘tiglxl tho stock for money to
build an electric plant. He added
that tho company now has no assets.
but is, receiving enough royalties on
,atentI-i to pay expenses.
All of 'l't-slo'x iiivmtlimmuabmtt 200
whuve been made oycr to the com
puny. according lo the witness.
‘ Asked concerninu his debits. he said
there were “Snort-s of them," and that
\ five or more [)l‘tit't-I‘tlllixfw‘ wen- pI-Iid-
lug againnt him. No one own-Ii him
any money. he duel-trod, and W ltnd
.llo mom-yin the bunk.
"Well, haven't you rot nut jth-l
1y?" linked tho t'oyporutimt ttillllhr‘l.
"No jewelry; l abhor-it,"
“Any nutomobiiea“
"No-n
_ ‘ "'Any horses?”
3" ‘~ "No.”
u» The inventor said he is still . presii
- dent and treasurer of» the. Nikola
' Tesla Company .
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Robert Manih receiver for the in-
renter.
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Connecticut Guardsman Doesn't Think
‘7. . :\ State Troops will Be Called
31-: I: I. tint thtt ethnotimo he‘
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Justice Finch yesterday nppdintedi
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corporations. both large and smell.
,nnd will be supplemented by data
sotbored in. iridnponddtt investiga-
tions by our experu.".md Commis-
Honor Harris. who it» o'poclal chm-go
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1 “an-icy ha'benn't the highest modernity ' .
" ' in. out; W Irma made it ninth
moi: Writ" ballooned or the
colt of: production and distribution of
stile mlou concerns. and will be told
to! irregular conditions found to exist
“in some phsm of the industry. These
‘vlolntlons are nport from; the inquiry
as to the cause of the advance in the
price of gasoline. ’l‘he commission
lwlll seek to effect a remedy.
L in the course of the gent-rut inrcstl
nation it was found that most of the
Ijobbers in the United States are em-
ployee of the big refint‘rion, Mr..linri
rill Explained.
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LIABILITIES $66,758, ASSETS 3100.
l l{.\tl"r}“()‘{l), March 1R. A voltm-
tnry petition in bankruptcy was filed
'Iin the United States court yesterday
by Edgar it. Klein, of Norwich. show-
ing liabilities of 916.758. According
l‘o the (mnt‘l'fl, ho is n salesman and
tum mm. nnn Iqup'g'
WWYOU
lona Peas a Can ’ 7c
Red Salmon Large Can 150
L‘Gorton Codfish 3 Pound 1+7c:
'Fels-Naptha Soap 1 Cake 41:
Pancake Flour 31Pkgs. for 25¢
ASIP Syrup a CI ‘ 8c
Strictly Fresh Eggs a D02. 25c
Condensed Milk a can 10c
Eva. Milk 3 Cansfor 250
1“
Extra Stumps With Cullen Extrt St I on W. h l‘en
so sump um. 1 lb. 100 Stamp. wtih 1 lb.
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El Ry“ Coffee .......... 35¢ Foamy Clio. To. ........ 700
25 Stamp. with 1 lb. 75 Stunpoafith 1 lb.
Ambooa Como .......... 32: New Crop To. .......... 60c
20 Stamp. with 1 lb. 60 Stamp. vital 1 lb.
Sultana Coffee . ........ 30c Tee ...................... 50c
‘ 40 It: up. with 1' lb.
Tea ...................... 40c
15 Summmlth 1 lb.
lone Coffee .............. 25c
The. Great A 81 P. Too Co.
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. goo. Free Delivery.
aw argEWI-i a‘ m.
“Mom. on". , memo "T“iuua van-Elmorbnr M. on.
~ ”N“ Tm”"~‘9- ,. ‘MAN-AUCTRIALHUNMRY nun.
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ROCKY llllill. Conn. Ihquh 20.". W.” “m Md 50'“ P0110“. IS
illrlvato detectives are seuchlng for.I Madison “it". Cordon. Yeoter- l
.Mlas Antoinette lltlln. nged is yemp my, lncludlno Soverel Local
who disappeared from her home here‘ “Mn“, ,
nine days 580. 11 W“ leerned index; Ono oi the largest crowds tbot eVel‘
She was It student at the Mlddletown “an“ in Madison Square Garden.‘
High school. It is raid that she had New York city. yang-“1 Villted the.
some trouble at school over money Gem.n.Augmgflmm-y 13m". for
matters, and left home when her 98- the orphuu uldwtdowe oi Teutonlci
rents criticized her. The GNECllV" allies. lt its estimated that between.
have no definite clues as to her when:-v i0,0)0 and 45.000 persons paid admin?
abouts, it is said. Jim) to the fair. The principal speak-
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NOLDUP MAN KILLED 3V BAR. ‘eedor. Herr vonllernntorf. (‘eptnin
TENDER. Berg, «pain or“. captured Enzllahi
PADl't‘All. l{y.. March 20,» llan Vfllt‘itmllhlp Appom. was also present!
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my Klener. nged 20. who during the Nari, o million deters is expected
part two months is sold to have com. to be realized lor the purpose.
mitted nuny robberies in l‘:ttlucnh.I -
and who in alleged to have killed "Mi ”-Huyinl a ham“ i... mm”). "11‘.
man in n holdup. was killed Fridn) “event. of 3 lite-time"; fit some 0"
night by It bartender whom he is said the advertised homes in this citrwm
to have tried to rob. chum-p hands today.
IAlbert F. Gehebet
.Phono 1069-2
.25 Washington St.
The Angle
The 9: “1‘1“ Eead Co.
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:lion Week
for 1916
March twentieth to twenty-fifth
SprinF
_ Fashion Week is expressly intended and arranged to
give an iden as to Women's Apparel for the coming sea-
son.
lliu-ry Specialty Shop in the Rt‘ild House wt ('\'t‘l‘\‘
wt‘ttun that has to do with dross m" accessories, will of
in Its llldl\'ldual styles for lllt‘ illSllt‘t‘lltill (if \'lSiltlr\‘.
0n the Main Floor.
p l.accs,'l‘rinimings, limbroideriw. Neckucar, \cil
mos. (.lorcs, llostcry. Handkerchiefs and Underwear.
Jewelry, Leather Goods, latest designs in Hugs and
i‘urscs, Bolts, bashes, Girdle: and Ribbons.
Silks and Spring Dress Fabrics, \vtilltw, l.lll('lt~, Iii-aria
t lotbs, Coatings and Tailored t‘luths. '
On the Second Floor.
Tailored Suits, Coats. Uri-5w.» Millincry. Children‘s
Wear, Lingerie. Corsets, Negligem Hinuws. “001i and
Slippers.
A Brilliant Display of Trim- Gold Jewelry. A special line
med Hats, Sailors. 'l‘urhans. ”'1 ‘4')”le pieces {OT FilhhiU“
\.\ t-ek. .\ spu‘iul display of Richt—
lIcu l’carls. An t’\Pt‘rlt‘ll til
salt-smart in charge.
\Vutttnu Types. Motor. Sport
and tinrdcn Hats.
‘ Concert every Afternoon by the (ioulding “Harp
lunst-uililc." Eight plccea and mnet delightful music.
igm- :—
l.amo l
Burn: rommm l
hormone
oil; no smoke i
no odor; '
gives perfect
ASK ANY
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR
; OWNER ABOUT “CONTINUOUS EFFICIENCY"
llqht ~ pt". ‘
\ [ectly min
and reliable.
s. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
Price, $200411). 1
Prompt Delivery.
REO and DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS
Bo. Not-well: ‘
GEN. COLE IN WASHINGTON. ‘
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. Geo Cole 0! the Connecticut? Notion-i
PE’PE’SGEASTER EGG HZATCHES TROUELE FOR THE KEEPER
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mung; Mia‘fifiidfikww‘ ~
_ ‘ ‘oJ‘Gunrd is in‘thshln’gton in consulta-E
firm with the authorities on the mill-3
tar-y division of the war departmenLl
- While he would not discuss the object
of his visit. he said it had nothing to
(h ‘with the use .0! the guard in =the
‘ Mexican troubles. in his opinion it
:ny‘of'the militiaf'hre called out Int
fiaist thoregulnr arniy'it will be from I
thine states near the Mexican border.i
and than they would only be used to
;. xelieveJhe regulars .on duty on the
border. in the event there should be
noon on the militia. he thinks only tho' .
. uvolry‘and‘ tutu“ when)! will be-caiisi
._,elout. " ‘ ‘ 4 '
Genera Cole was in the visitors'
”gallery of the house during the dis-
” cueslon of the military- blll."yebter-
.giley afternoons . . , i -
-. E. Melville Price or Hartford. see-
' . reLery to Congressman Oakey. will ~.~ .
lave for a few days' visit at his Con-
cut homchthls evening. .. , . . - .
senateqesterdny we.consid.~ , ,
mpg-biliarovldtn “toil-hi... '
“number of canto at
\prnpoaltlon ls ta," .-
chh oongrennrt ' .
“up. rm
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