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M sum-a. 1"" "‘ "m“- ”tr-"“-
mm as
THEY
thd Norwalh is fort-sate is this res-
‘sud. bath the False. ass Boost:
was was . .
3 , ‘ Itheatres being up-todsle playhouseo.‘
:. I. A local movie patron needs lust as
,f k m A‘ L “LDEN' Inch fresh air as a New i'orher—'
probably more, because he is used to.
l
____,____ I
ftf-im'russ ALMANAC FOR .
RAILROAD EFFlClENCY.
Our railroads have always boasted
i .1“? ; ‘ muossow ,
if” 3.; u “a 9:43 1, “1,; 10:07 P. m. of their efficiency. The) have been"
* , rises ‘40; m 215. supposed to represent American ad-i
ministrative ability at its highest de-
velopment. Railroad managers have
been regarded as superbu-siness men,
and they haVe complacently acquies-
ced in that estimate of them. If oth-
er enterprises were only handled as
well as the railroads! if the govern-.
ment were only managed half as well!
. ”ions CALLS
._ _ .. Office—93.
w Branch Office—1388.
s Residence—12254;,
Editor’s Residence—475:4.
OUT ON! VILLA BANDIT AT LEAST.
moms, mass at rots
RIOOMMENDC EIGHT NEW SHIP8
THIS YEAR.
Secy. Roosevelt Would Doubls
gum—Daniel to be Heard
Today.
WASHINGTON, March 30.7-Approl
pristion by Congress for eight new
capital ships this year—double the
number proposed in the sdministrw
tion’s Ive-year naval pmgram~-wss
recommended by Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt today including his testi-
mony before the House naval commit-
tee. Secretary Daniels will appear
tomorrow as the last witness to be
heard before the committee beirins
drafting its bill. liisf examinations is
expected to require several days.
Mr. Roosevelt explained that the re
commendation for eight ships immed-
iately represented his personal views
and not those of the dopsr'tmoat.
“If Germany should continue ta
build at her present rate of three ships .
a year." Mr. Roosevelt said, “our pro}
Pro-
FRIDAY -
SPECIALS
Demonstrating our Power
else will you find new seasonable merchandise at such
wonderful low prices.
85c TABLE LINEN.
Bleached and cream. All lin-
ear table Damask. 6i aches
wide. Pridoy special. For W~
09¢
9c APRON GINGHAM
Standard quality fast color.
Friday special, per yard
as Value Givers. Nowhere
75c NIGHT GOWNS
Good muslin, trimmed with
embroidery. made full. Fri-
day special each 46¢
81.50 NIGHT GOWNS
lads of aainsook. nicol)’
trimmed with lace, embroid-
ery and ribbon. Friday special
' 's h" 42.
W8 Residenco—Jgo. The "Innovation lines had troubea gram of mm m d ”tum! "tn mi 6¢
- ’ -- ——- * -——but not of their 0"“ mulling. lf five years would not catch up. but; 12 l—zc DRESS GINGHAM each 89¢
‘uASONIC DIRECTORY. meddlsrs would keep their hands 0"! would mean ‘ till!!- We would prob-ft Assorted colorlngs for house 506 WbMEN’s
dresses and children's wear. LISLE HOSE
ably pass France, with which we amt
now neck and neck." i
Questioned about Japan's navy. Int
l'tosevelt said both Japan and Ger-t
many were reported to have sacret‘
building funds and proxrams. Rep-
resentative Farr of Pemsylvanls ask-
ed how much stronger the. American
the lines would be all right.
Our faith in this view has
shaken lately by the railroads' Issui-
‘fest inability to handle trsmc. They
Iwere excused at first, on the ground;
that their busipess had suddenly:
Black and tan. reinforced
heels and toes. l‘ull fashion-
ed garter tops. Friday special
’psr pair 39¢
55c RICE BOILERS
1 1-: quart slso. Steel gray en-
Nd'r Special per yard
8m-
:“J'Oposlal Communication of Old“
' Lodge. No. tor. r. and a. at.
‘ as hold ln Masonic Temple, south
.m street, on Friday evening, Mar.
was nu, ms. at a o'oisoh. Wont Follow-
. Degree. All Master Masons cor-
.f‘iwfliiy invltsd to attend.
been .
39c ART LINEN
For library seams and table
runners. 18 inches wide. Tan
color, one edge unfinished.
'lillt‘fit‘ troopers oi the Thirteenth Cavalry got at least one
Fraternal? . - ,
.- . ' grown to such volume that the rolling, .. , . r
. ‘ Rough: 55:11:01 M“ stock sumcient for normal ”melt \ llla italitiit who raitictl Columbus, N. M. 'l‘hur \ictim is on the mmr;:;ir::g:::ne of op! Friday ”9““ 9" 1W Imt‘l- Friday Special each
twi— - . mu 1- . - ' , -' .. -_ , "
it , Oecretary , would not “the, and It would “hinting: it fort thtlli. Ill.» bod) Vida cm of tliost pilttl up and terations." replied the Mme“. “If the 19¢ , 39¢
'~; W“...— time to get new equipment. in thci V. V ‘fleets were kept apart we are about 15C BABCOCK'S CORY. “.25 CURTAIN
than particularly there is lntolerahle'tgftgu‘. git“; ' 1,3753 ‘ ‘t’, ,t‘ ‘4 three to two. If the operations were. N LOPSIS TADCUM STRETCHERS
“ mm H” m “e M ii in Jammie Waters. we are tl'twll POWDER on: feet. Nickel plated. Pins
will not rust, Friday special.
79¢
Friday special per can
10¢
BOSTO NSTORE
,.'w0f Chapter, No. 38, A. R. M.
’ “Gets in Masonic Building, South
[his street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
‘ of each month—July and August ex-
~_ nested—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
“ WI cordially invited. Charles
' ,tA. Tuck, II. P., F. 8. Lyon. Sec.
icoual.”
Recalled for cross-eatiniination this
merely ground. emphasizing th»: esseritials of cm‘m W8 WH-
. . . . . I .
that cars are latklng_ to ill") all the. successful housekeeping and home! !
goods offered; but the roads seem to' “taking. Dish-washing. cleunins. (.ticli- [fl Tsftcrnoon h), Mr. (“Haw“). “t Texas.
haw absurdly ineffective control of the int: as well as tlmdmukinx “"9 dumflttcl 10 w W] Mr. “0039“," still if tli . European
1 war resulted in a draw much friction
in international relations which might
tsffoct the muted State. would con
tiue.
freight congestion.‘ it is not
each
guns that are now beginning to come!
little alttmtion.‘
nation's: There are enlcient ways to do them;
cars available.
l 'Ml'nufscturcrs and merchants every ' m for a (Continhod from First P‘"_)
8t‘it‘lill'l.‘
': b- >‘ _....._
H OWNS THE RING.
to her children and one-third is to be
I
where are suffering. The
l... . t
Vt ~ An encouragement to young men 01 business is retarded. cm loaded and all, which common sense and illi‘idi‘rll: mm i" trust the “trump bring paid ""‘ i “4
."g—mnstslde affections is the decision of it started to their destination are lostjtnpmods “inch, Whom]. 2i woman: to his son. Jacob l. “cum“... J“ un-t Ayggy couolTION ABOUT THE ~’
till he is fifty-two years old. when he QAHE. i
for weeks. Arrived, thcy disa pear . .- '
. D duet. thete things herself or delegates.“ to have the Dl'lnfl’ll. Upon his
llll'fllt’l‘lollfill' in "9'8!“ 3'3"“ While them to othtrs uhilc Slit) enters tunnel death his share is to go to Mrs. Jones
consignecs clamor for their unloading'busmtr” or profitonm mild. she can ““1 her children.
STAMFORD. Conn, March 80——
Tlie. condition of ii. A. Ayers. of in-
, . . . d
. I Lion the widos s dltwer right. inxton. N- \.. '1‘” took poison. an i
The traffic managers have failed 10‘. profitably learn what present day Hrltset-nis to have been cut tilt trom lllt‘iluttlr wits removed to the Stamford:
ht-r “Mutttestator‘s widow. Under the law the . t ut-h lm rovod 10-.
widow is entitled to cue-third of her Hospital. "a no "it“ 1): Bruce!
husband's real property. Most of!!!» The pothole; . - 3
('sptain flout-man's esttts cont-med 0't“'0l\'f‘l'. is unable to stair yet what:
real ‘estate. and under the law ‘lh\'|°nect the poison will have upon the.
one-t the nurse would aeem to be tilt" , 1 him GI”
principal beneficiary, but it ticvt-loped’l’mw‘ um” than m‘k m: ‘
that several years ago (‘aptuii llouav "filmy ill. ‘
man lost about 3100.000 by going (mt It is understood that Ayers took;
'“. [dry in the Supreme (‘ourt 'of Bronx
. “it“:‘ooasty, New York. to the effect that
, the engagement ring is the property
“of the giver, and that in case of di-
;" worce or annulment of marriage tpos- rise
aosslon of the golden circle 306.4 to ‘ ______...._____.- I
him. i oun AIR scours is MEXICO. E ._——4———
Uxhtly now. may the fancy of the. There has been much criticism ultimo WRECK PARALLELS
THE MILFORD DISASTER
the army aviation corps operatlngi
l l-‘urnishini: a deadly parallel. the fa-
{t‘w “orwslk summer man of 1916 turn to
b ~ . . - ' with tie cx 'Iillrn in Maxi-0. Eumt »
.M‘h“ Jr Imp! 0m rm! will do for .l p“ ’ : ‘iliil “'Tt‘t‘ii till the New York t‘t-ntrnl's
“I“! amourt-x 0’ it I“ probably justified. bouwbodytStmm Line dhlhlull llllrllfllnt‘ milfll'hp bond of the “Palm." of an N'ltlit- poison while despondi‘m 0"" ‘
*{iosnsy maiden acquire a collection of is surely to be criticised for the fitil-‘ttom Cleveland. yesterday, W“ alt- :ifi!ym(l)tl'el'mln i11:6ilil’hrdnit’tlh gamut“ in business affairs. He is “Ml
Solitaire‘s big enough to make it neck- tire to develop this “rm 01' the HOT-'iiloat an exact counterpart of the ro— (‘ompany, whigh‘he o nlsod.‘~"l'hers~ito have engaged in Fill“? financial “I"
rsble magnitude which:
' 0
designs! Many in Color!
. . l
lsoo from lucklcss i-‘Wains whom she vice more effectively. There lion'ditcnt New Haven road trascdi' near; ‘01“? ill“ hiltldlias in ”in" cfiallomllollffm” of «mitts.
‘ arr (‘i ’ i ' C l .
has onsnarsd and afterwards iilted. 'have been more aviators and aero-Nllmm t t mm M “e “n M an “m msthe" “0‘ ”wm‘d ” h" ”pet-ml' Ho!
‘0 "‘9 situation. and science have to teach
In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
them.
No longer may the
New Cum- 5 Blouses!
Save for the fact that the
real estate and the widow has lit- '
. . i u had count-l
The high cost of loving may be re- promoitr s d .
. . . _ . , , um er Frocks! erltin
, planes ready when the critical tintei’ww ‘0’)“ Central “to“ “l" won‘t do from which to collect her douuril‘ww" h? isa ' . _ . I J! p J
" dulled by economical husband~tobe “‘1 upon stronx financial backing. ‘ i . " B O 3! DID; Pan.
‘who are able to persuade their chosen
I. ones that there's really no sentiment
In buying beautiful engagement rings,
(amt 'I‘liel should hive b3 n m m iscrious In casualties. it was practical vriglit.
. ., . .t. t p . .
‘ 'ly a duplicate of the Milford snilisit. i . l-‘urther "‘3“ this, ll “3 "NIKKI:
powerful and dependable m'tchines. i In Vestal-day's crash there Were in court. ti‘aptnin Housman turned
i ~ . ‘tlver lill his personal calls-n includ-i
m‘N‘two sections of the Chicago—Baltimore! mt; these securities. to “a first wife
But after admitting this, it
t
be granted that, with the Conlpn‘ent'train cast-bound. The first section Just before she .uiit-tl. retaining only
a life interest. Therefore." his interest
According to a report from New:
York city. Ayers is connected with that
Standard Shipbuilding Company. of.
No. 44 Wliltchall street. which waslo
build cargo carrying vessels at yardst
nierslr The most stun-
ning collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.
at their disposal, the American av
acts have done as well its could be ex-
luflslowed down at a cautionary airmail, h l h i
and sioppmi at the home signal. The! i'irttu:llva:i(do(dm:'ii‘h h; “Itifummam ton Staten island. He. is said liot'toI
,second section. the engineer of Wlllt'lli 1.}. en'thi- old Housman honwsloadntbt- ant executive officer of the com-g ,
,. Discs they not gifts to their recto
’ lots. but really also, owned in fee sim-
Get
Pictorial Review
~21 pie .by the gentlemen. Haw much pectcd under extraordinirily hard!" is “mm by ”w railroad company. on the shores of Newark Bay. was not DDS-
.: more sensible to buy “ piano lamp or conditions. it is not generally wum'ielther dfd not a“, or disregarded fill-3'! owned by Captain Housman by law, .
m cm i... .. w «ml m" W ts
.. of the engagement? “31:an almost as difficult as the Allis} Then the Twentieth Century Limit ton-st in her estate. Under! the law PARED. for April
New Yorkt‘hlcngo'tlit- widow may remain there only __
OnSsleNow
They are obliged to start from it pint-fed. the famous
cau a mu.) about so“ Rive]. Mt.n.ty?tlier. traveling west on an sdjoinini:
to rise from theg round in that altl- track, crunched through the scatter-
‘cd debris of the two other trains.
tude “"8 for powerful engines-mud: As in the case of the \lilford wreck
‘5‘: .c‘in
One can't, of course, very well wear
; piano lamp. But a diamond soli-
taire of the tencent variety would do
.3! well for a badge, since it seems
merely the equivalent of a tag saying
, W. Hands Off" to other prospective
' purchasers.
The association of retail jewelers
may possibly arise to sustain the cause
» of feminism by an appeal from this
fl ' doolslon. But the thrift societies may
' quote Ruskin to oppose them.
Hemtime, fair ladies, your betrotho
. a1 rings are not your own. ‘ power. I
' W Even for the work the engines are we” PM!“
V ”Vi“ AND VENTILATION. capable of, the conditions are fartjmed'
‘floalih inspectors in New York city worse than those faced by most .mt I“ R .
W 1.000 movlns picture theatres. the Europe“ 8m, mm“, In that The 10“] t EM} mm“ tary trninlnscmp st Town-tans. Ind
,tound that only 77 of them lived mum and ”we“ count, tt ts, w "h t W ° W n c" the work which the Yale hsuories
' as y Man Who swallowed Mar..wlth all other post Offices in ”18 COUII' .-would do in their 10 my“ “I." NIH ,
forty days after his death and then it
she must leave. She still occlipie<fc°mmnder Says M." N.“ ‘6 Mont '
the homestead with her aged mother. Tl‘li‘lflfl W PNP‘" "l
Then, on top of all this. to prevent Sonics.
the young woman from sharing in lhet m mm, March 29.——Malor
'mybort N’. Dsnfortl, commander of the
estate is the fact that she was one of
the witnesses to the will made by :Yalo llery Battalion. when ques-
lhe engines used seem intended rath- a mum“ was sent back from the
or for sea-level flying. Thevllave10.stsllett first section of the Chicago Ont..." “cum“ More the” marl
K ridge. in which the. estate was left totionod in
go 3,000 or 4,000 feet higher to (ltartllaltimorc train to halt the oncoming t mil W ““3 possibility 0'
his children and grandchildren. Under . the Yale Battalion of Field Artillery. ames Onne y
the tops of the mountains and “vomisecond section. but without avail. Ont
‘ ‘ the law a witness may not contest Itmm‘ called into service on the Min-'
- . ,. 'lv in this case the human was not
the bullets of sniping \ illistsr. 0f the' . will. ‘
two perils they say the mountain-mm down and killed. as was the ease William 1" CMR- who drew the border, stated “I“ It wouldmhev
' ’ lat Milford. will. said yesterday the estate wss “19°“le {01' theobattefles to 3° 0!
service without six months of drill att
climbing Iii the “'01'30- 0119 0? W0 0“ Rig obscuring the signals is ndvanc. worth about a quarter of a million ‘
the llyers found it impossible to :93 ed as a plausible reason for the ('en- “Harp" but we.” was “0 powbm‘y eight hours a day under six regular;
» ’ of the young Widow getting any part ill fli e nd 16 non—comm
over the mountains, for lack of horse ,trai collisions. The death toll is plac- or it. "1 "Y 0 C “5 ,R l
fed at more than a score, while their “on"! omcsrs. .
ps two score ”mom, l0! He went on to explain the work
1 which the battalion is doing it the
present time and the prospects for
next year; he described also the mill-
OOU'N-l MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
INSURED PARCELS.
._.._ _—
l
.__——.— Complaints Because Return Receipts
CONDITION lfdPROVED. ‘
u...—
, “l9 l“- requiring 500 cubic feet often impossible to find a. safe landing! cury Tablets May Recover. ‘try received notice this morning from summsr. The oncers, he slid. will be
a”; air pol: hour for each patron. pIaCe. and yet the high winds and} STAMFORD, Mar. 30.—The oondi-‘tlic Department, at Washington that given .n opportunity to chain oddi. donotroquisohrsdrinfin, but
. an ha of them were declar- . _l lion today of Herbert A. Ayres, the many complaints have been register- . .
changing temperatures tax all an iiv , tionsl instruction after the regular . mossy and “mugthe first
training ll m. _ 1
"No army minim." this aunt- , day you wear than. You nova:-
Tlsnford, “is it; for practical service ‘ u . es ~ L
“that 1 new, tum “I. have the doslro to let it out
Yale battalion will not be «unseat while mm W. B. NWORM
\vith the necessarythorses and minor CORSETS;
'nocsssltiss to carry out thisphssoofl
V. BJNWURM, Sl “E “0. (So.
the artillery work st home until next
fall." .
> has ills-untied). For map lull
has. “dit- Bust. Double ’Iilp
m gins-us than not!
ulna. M ’E. flag wasting. -
W.3.Nm STYLE.” 6-
tlweslthy New York man who swal- od there because senders or insured
owed from five to nine. blnhlorido of ~
The wonder is that the air scouts, met-cur tablets at th 11 t 1 Da. parcel post ”km. have ‘0‘ rooslt
. same conditions might be found . . y e 0 9 van-1.1 return receipts. The department's
5". _ haVe done as well ssdhey have. undel"_port yesterday morning, was reportediordet- is a, followg:
my every city. It is surprising the circumstances. this morning at the Stamford hospital} “may complaints are being "ice”
little attention has been given __________._______ to be more comfortable. though stillied by the department because of up
,mtnstloh in the typical movie oomssrtc ARTS THAT couur '" ““3”" M" ”m “Me " ”hum of sender! to receive Mm
t. . , ' t sale of chewing gum shit inserted the‘ ‘
. There is an uptanslon. w- The Womsn‘s curb of thtclair, N. mum t“ the m receipts for insured parcels. Theses
, in the fact thst so many of our J., recently conducted a domestic arts According toque. attending 9“,th licence M M "“1"“ in furnish
. jo houses were built hastily, at contest in which over a hundred girls. inns he had been ill of stomach fill-i3: “at: receipts ‘5 at the present ’
. 0 so
_ cost, to minister to a sudden do- competed. me Most! diner-ed. his. He was quoted as saying that co nnoction-wimth 5:1: 219:3?" l: CHICAGO. Harlin 80.~—llny 1'. A.
. The newer picture theatres from any ssch‘in tho typo or domastic he wants ” a; if V“. W “land all W n; max “4 Bum’ “do" of smililnwr‘kllfl‘:
’ “ mercn is to , . .. t
a- di- most part batter bailt— scoornplilhmonts amount-ti. sits? " pm mm F10'1““! ‘0 enforce I “I'M ohm“ ‘°" " W “M “ 33,000. “m“ -
, mmMum-csdsu-hsas .
_ We. aim suited to disli- orstsly maniac-amnion, and Mom Mt n ma hi!‘ items-us tats-nut m'mhflnfilu-Hin "m "r
and more oossidsrats of the painting and other tsdyiiks soon- mouth-mfih
“it“ 1” ’° ””1”” Vemflm“ “1“ iator's skill to keep in the air.
were a menace to public health. '
MRS. 803898 JEWELS STOLEN
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