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PROPRIETORS
TOMORROW
rises 5:14; sets 6:32.
PHONE CALLS
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tide 7:59 a. In; 8:25 p. nt.‘
art'rho’sit‘rt'rtfisf rat's;
SOUTH AORWALK. 04:... Inst In the list of beneficiaries,
‘ "svsmuo an errant.
l
having received nearly 37,400,000.
Next in sine comes the fund raised by
the Jewish Relief Committees. totall-
. ing $5,500,000, must of which has gone
to Russia and Poland. Organisations
5 for relief in Germany, Austria-Hungary
'and allied nations haver aised 85,000;
not). The American Polish Relif Com-
mission has $1,000,000 to its credit.
iNumerous smaller funds have been
raised by other organisations. Alto
gother 15 different bodies have been en
gaged in relief work.
Twenty-five millions is a respectable
mammmmmm
III mumtmsfii coins
mutt fill IIII IIII
insisted he Rejoice—Io
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ment and communicated with the
State Department.
Senator Gallinger, Republicdn lead-
er, said be regarded the Mexican site
uation in such condition that Congress
should be consulted on the future
course. ll" Instr - W hat
Secretary Lansing took the view .
that there. was absolutely nothing tor “ “FHIW'
him to discuss. » “m
SAN ASTUNiO, Tea, April 13.—
American forces have had an en»
counter with either Mexican military
forces or the civilian population of
Parrnl. No details are available.
—......._.
A most important piece of news for
the basketball fans was given out
yesterday, when Manager Frank C.
iwaik team plays, every man will be
under the old banner with the Sixth
Company.
1 Joe Dreyfuss will be the captain of
the local live again next season, as in
Ithe last three games. (By the way.
tsomeone owes an apology to t‘aptain
iJoe for having .lack lnglis introduc-.
ed, on Tuesday night, in Bridgeport.!
,as the “greatest player in the world "
lnglis is very good. but the worst;
threyfuss should get, is 8 “~50 split
l0" that title. And it would be impos-
sible to convince 3 Norwalk fan that
Dreyfus-s does not excel.) The sturdy
'defence of Joe, and of his mate, Mur-
Ei-ay. the remarkable and cool-headed
lefforts of Harvey at center (he is the
cleanest jumper in the game), and the
flashy brilliance of the forward pun.
put up by Ernie Reich and George
Norman, have been component parts
I r.“ Well Lodo°. "0- 1a. F. "d A' I"llll'e are incomparably richer, and are
; ". 7%. W4 IL, 317591" “- Wilcox.’ months.
,0” Editor's Residence—75:4.
, was Residence—890.
”In Chapter, No. as, A. R. M.
. Buonos
. Marian dollars.
, be a new
,r. "*flier material or sentimental.
Vould be a perpetual reminder to ey-
., cry cit
,of’it's ow
Rooms—92.
. . sum to give for foreign charity. Ano
yet there is no reason for feeling par-
ticularly proud of it. In comparison
with the need and our own giving
power, it looks small.
The grand total spent in relief work
in birope since the war began is es-
timated at $250,000,000. If that esti-
mate is correct, we have given only
Hoots in Masonic Building. 30'1"! l one—tenth of the money devoted to am-
lain street. 2nd and 4th WM‘".¢-lior'ating war suffering outside of the
of each month-{lair Alfrcyfilsirfil“ regular government channels. The bel-
“Egg: 22:13:? invited monuments an.“ the Emotion neutrals,
iA. Tuck, H. P.. F. 8. Lyon, Sec. in Spite of their hcaVy burdens, have
,given more liberally tharr we have.
Office—93. .
BranCh Office—1388.
'a Residence—12254.
coo Manager’s Residua—
”'13.".
atasbstc uiREC'l‘ORY. :
“—-
l l
“.9“ l“ ””0“” Building, South iprotitiug by the very causes that are
ba- rd 'f‘uosda 0' l
m ”“wt' 1“ and 3 y ' impovei-lahing Europe. We really ought
oath month—July and August ex- 1
noted—at 8 o‘clock. All Ifaster lto have a better record in this man...
moons cordially invited. Arthur than a mere 25 cents apiece in twentyl
Goo.
A PAN-AMERICAN DOLLAR. . ‘fwklm WIES
A the PautAmerlcan confer nce In.
‘ : lilii iii mutter:
Aires, the question has been
t of»
(Continued rrom First Pop.)
considered of adopting a new uni I
coinage for use in the American rel
publics. it would be called the Pan-l
Iiier Governor Wondruif was an alter-
‘ to be said for such a liiiit‘ In. 1012. (l. T. 'l‘rteadwtty, of the
There is muth ‘First tllnll‘lf‘l, was a district alternate.
plan. it would facilitate business Pl';lll 1.012. Schuyler Merritt ll. (‘huseI
changes between the United States sits a district deli-gate in 1912. For-
_ liter Governor Wet-ks Was fl dele ate-I
. . ‘ B
and Lfllln-Allit‘ilt an countries. it wou diat‘largo “I 1912. Forum Canon“...
symbol of American unit
y’llliifl Higgins was it district deli-mitt!i
. use of in litiix ()f the alternates W. ll. Hiill..
and coopel’flllfln- Periiailfi the gel Wellington, was s. district delegate
Identical coinage would really do more‘in 1904, and an alternate in 1908 and
the 1912. 'W. H. Lyon was an altcrnutoutg
Ilurut‘ In 1904 iiiid an alternate in 1012!.1
to weld together the nations of
T w world than any other factor. el‘ll‘ttyettt- l.. Wright was an alternatinl
for it'ul-lflrgt' in 1904.
! __..__-. .-. .—
izen of every country that All-lAuslHN GARAGE Io
mplished _
g lifllflliPldlilfll.
American unity was an ncco
At the same time, there are difficul-
l One of the most completely appmm.‘
on. in the way. The United States
‘ co the integrityl
unnot sflord to sacrlli ted, ('Onvcnicniiy loomed and 00mm”!
n coinage even for \sllcll 3 .dious garages in town is that of W. lt.|
desirable purpose. Our currency,
day the soundest in the world. 0an
hat any bank
gold ptantlard insures l Litnilroad avenue. On the liailroud
10th or coin bearing the
United States government shall
w always 100 cents on the dollaPmodttted with a comfortable wnilirig
t.
r
) .
i
v '.
[1v
‘ ford were accepted by all.
;have a silver standard.
" ket price of silver bullion.
dim-loos, that coin should be our own
than. by our sister republics would
' demolished, it might not be necessa
to ~gtablish an identical system often. Attorney William A. Griflin, Jr.,
lroom. Arrangements will be made for
the use of tools by those machine
owners who desire to work upon their
‘cars themselves.
'itiiuut norm
iii smut tout}
Several important Nor-walk cases
were argued before the Supreme
Court of Errors, held in Bridgeport,
'yesterday. Judge John J. Walsh and
Judge John H. Light presented and
. _ lments In the case of Wood vs. O'Neil.
be the first step. And with that no Attorney E. J. Quinlan and Judge
ry John Keogh argued in ”the case of
iLuther M. Wright vs. Frank D. Law-
in'gold. Most of the Latin republt
and the “nine
of their peso fluctuates with the mar-
We shall never give up the dollar
for the peso. If there is to be a Pan-
‘Amcrlcan coin. minted by all the Mn-
. dollars. And its value could not be
guaranteed unless our own gold stand-
‘ - The adopting of the gold standard.
m, such as already exists tic-,1”! morning presented arguments in
{the lost heir case of Aaron Burr Gray
tween the United States and Canada- .galnst his slater,Jirs. Kate Gray
m same W50 might be attained Goddard. The Roy 0. . Loam suit
mm” minting gold coins in
all against D. Louis Ladrlgan will be ar-
isued tomorrow.
countries of the some value‘
. .. own. Thus they might have
poms, inscribed In their own lan-
xfillfl ll (infill lllli
., intended tor circulation prinar- ’
home, but exactly soul in val- m ”81 m
the United statesggold dollars.
A "‘7 1"” magnguiou meted
the mlsslooer at. the mission service.
The report came to General Fun’
ston from American Consul Letcner.
it stated that 'Major Gutierrez, com-
mander at Parral, said there was a
clash, which he termed as unimpor~
tant between American forces and the
troops of the garrison. or residents
of Parral. The Americans entered the
town with the intention of marching
through, enroute southward. An ea-
chunge of shots followed.
MEXICO CITY. April l3.——'l'he lex-
Godfrey stated that t t’
plum ol’ the Sim 0:31p: ;’fe_;:‘j‘ at some maemu exhibitions by this
the combination that has proved i . (quintet that ll today without an equal
self so lnvincib on Dreyfus! Err lin the Eastern Sutes. and that baa—l
‘H ' after Nomik’s sixteen seasons on.
his Reich, Jack Murray George Nor-' in ha
is 1 I ' — I .
man and Stretch" Harveyflhave been llang‘pllaZ‘l-‘s gagrugn 5“ en this city ‘
signed u to . .
son Thp play 1”" 333““,"9‘”“: Regarding the status of George.
. c matter was positively set-
tled at a recent conference between'smith another season, Manager 00¢:
frey said that nothing would be done
all parties concerned
- at present towards signing Smith for‘
It was ““975le "I“ 10"“ Leavy next year. The line play of the Stain-t
has look bad in mind making over-10rd man has been appreciated berth,
m‘lAulstfin, who ll)“ converted the fornicrl expedition sent by the United States
. ' . in mm rig a top, on ltallrond lil‘t'llllt'..(}ovemmpnt to ursue Villa is with
fact our whole financial syl‘lem- “5 ‘°‘ into an up-todatc automobile station.l p
The main entrance is from Franklin.
street, while a side entrance is fromitormal and definite."
Igmmp of thapvsnuo side plate-glass windows will1 March 10, it Is pointed out, was to
be be installed for displayroom purposesdguhmit a proposal.
.l’atrons of the garage will be accom-i
loan Government has sent to its Am-
bassador in Washington a note to be
delivered at l a. m. today, to Sect-er
tary Lansing. asking that the Ameri- “Joe” and 0,0, cm
can U009! be withdrawn from me“‘lnew team in Beaten“ all; 31;“ t2:
can territory and 1h" \lhell’ur'ultl‘ 0' forts were successful, the result would
gillldtigdall:tflA'r(lmEhe J“ can on"? a hreabkiing up of the wonderful
.- eam com .
The Mexican note contains about". besides "fighfitfifgfi'flfn‘wgg’fl:
5,000 words. in it the de facto GOV'tBridgeport and Danbury teams
:11"?will:email:”Eggm‘firxeém‘mxl But this business was all decided
”Him without permission. they it:1 nullify when llanager Godfrey ask.
“mum be withdravm until a proper e xt to entire lineup to sign up for
formal compact can be entered h"one winter. The players are greatly
between the two Governmnts. lt “figzt‘soivwi‘t'h ":3" reception and treat
insistently alirmed that the previousism'I boanyorwnfluifiw?d :3;
notes of the Mexican Government es- .there was no hesitation ori the l)!" of
pecially emphasized the fact thatinm, one when the ‘
. ' ' , . greemt-nt was
permission ‘0? TWIPTOCHI "Torah“ 0ltiiiudo for next year. The local man-
tures to Joe Dreyfuss regarding a
berth with Bridgeport next fall, and
that Ihnbury seeks both Captain
the frontier would 0" Immi‘d "“l-Vlngenieut offered no objections to any‘
engagements,
in the. event of the re etition of a
.. . of the men act-e '
rsiu similar to that ma e by Villa at pttng
;and were it not for Smith's illness at’
”he time of the last Danbury gamop
gooorgo would probably have convict-3
ed the season with the team. Thear-
:rangement of the Norwslk live at the
:tlme of that llanhury contest looked
lso good that it would have been un-
awise to break it 'up since that time.
At present the outlook is the same
way.
l SAFETY VALVE WEIGHTED
. DOWN. f
- GALLlPOLlS. Ohio, April 13.—~Fedl
eial steamboat inspectors in this din-l
trict today reported that the result of
their investigation of the causes of
the explosion on board the Ohio river
boat Sam Brown, at Huntington W.
\a., several weeks ago. in which olov-
en men lost their lives. showed that
thc stenrner's safety valve was weight
‘ g . elsewhere on off nights. In Danbury. ed ‘-
(olumous 'h' 1“" Bridgeport, etc., but when the Non viesdfurgltugml “excessive steam
The note was sent to Eliseo Arro.. 0 tirst ve boners.
dondo, the Carranza representative
in Washington, with instructions for‘ Ohm , .
its delivery to Secretary unplug. “not kart,“ Ch """ ‘0‘" ‘2?“- Caiifornia Hams ,,,,,,,,, 15‘
ending negotiations for a reciprocal ”1 .... ----- 20‘- ,“¢' Tongue. ........... 25c.
phasing of troops and asking for dis-i “'0 LAM Chop ........ 25¢, 4 "no Van Camps or any.
occupation of the territory occupied: Logo of Lamb ............ 22:. “r" 3W" for ........ 25:,
by American troops in view of \‘ilia's‘; Hindoaartor Lani lie. LNG! bottle Snyder's Cat-
party h‘fln‘ b9?“ destroyed." I "luv. Veal, 'or “Owit: l... “In ................... 19¢ ‘.
Throughout the note emphasis was, “,an v.“ ........ 18¢ “a horrid 3:1 for land.
lnldonthefact that thcAmorlcanex-l litmIpVoalHHUUHHT''10° E coo .. 40c.
pctiition was uncertain under a fnia-j Fliet Vul ..............' ”a: verythinp l" 7"": smarter
understanding. Although acting in cg"... Ioof from to up stand “”fllflten
good faith, the declaration is made Cor-nod Shoulder. ........ "c. Stl Modal Butter ....... 420.
that the United States had interpret- Cornod Hams .......... "a o" “l! FPO-"I las- ...... 23¢,
ed the tirst note of The do from Gov. Flat Ipanriba 13y ' 'Otllrmarine.. 18c, 200., 25c.
crnment as effecting a definite agree """ 3" 0"" 31°00 ............. 16c.
merit between the two nations. But 9 ’
the intention of the de facto Govern- NOK S MARKE l‘ I
ment was thnt no expedition should ‘,
be sent into 'lextco until terms and PM! as: v North Iain moot p,” Ooilvory '
conditions relative to an agreement
THURSDAY, APRIL :3, to“.
FRIDAY SPECIALS
This weekly event is one of great importanoo to the value
seekers. Suppou you just come here on an investigation
tour tomorrow. We think you will find it worth while.
82.;5 SATIN SPREADS
Satin bod spreads, dimity
weight. 80x00.
Friday Special, each
$1.49
gt: APRON GINGHAMS
llnhrd quality. assorted
checks.
Friday Special. per yd.
15c RIPPELETTE
A sturdy cloth for house-
dresses and rompers. Needs no
ironing.
Friday Special, per yd.
12w
boo SUMMER
BLANKETS
Molar weight and big double
bed also. Soft olderdown finish.
Friday Special. pair
81.”
18c RUSSIA CRASH
The most satisfactory toweting
for drying dishes.
Friday Special, per yd.
lZl/ié
The New Easter Suits
No matter what your whim—it may be gratified here.
Tho largest assemblage of fashionable models from which
you may chooue.
Every garment perfect in style and workmanship and of
the best materials in the newest colors.
All priced at a real saving to you.
PRATT’S EGG
BRAND HOSE
For women. Extra sine, white
only. Value 35c. per pair.
Friday Special
25¢
81.50 CURTAIN
STRETCHERS
Hardwood, 6x11 foot; nickel-
plated pin, will not rust the
curtain»
Friday Special, each
98¢
15c DRESSING COUBS
Celluloid and rubber, I inches
long.
Friday Special, each
so
$1.50 PRINCESS SLIPS
Made of Nainaook. Nicely trim-
med with lace.
l-‘riday Special, each
$1.19
l-‘
Seeley, of Bridgeport,
Conunander of the
Connecticut. Grand Army of the
public, at the closing session of
QEELEY G. A. R. COMMANDER.
GUlLF‘ORD, April 13.—~Henry
was olectcd
Department of1
Re-'I
the.
49th annual encampment of the state:
organisation here today.
108 votes against 94 cast for John L.
were defined. The note declarett‘
therefore, lhat in consequenco of no ‘ ' '
final agreement having been reached
as to the terms of the treaty to regu.
late the reciprocal passage of troops
ovcr'tbe dividing line, "the Mexican
Government Judges it convenient to
suspend for the present all discussion
or negotiations in this particular or
founded on the circumstance that the.
out foundation in virtue of tho non~
t-xlatonoc of a previous agreement
What was intended by the note of
- E KOEHLER
One
Ton
He received '
Sue, of Waterbury, who was also til
candidate for the oilice. Other oiliceni
chosen were: Senior vicccommander.
' (‘hristlim Onion. flanburv: innior vice-
“by means of
which the forces of one country couhl
reciprocally cross the dividing line.
into the other“: in pursuit of bandits
if unfortunately there should be re-
peated along the border acts like
those committed in Columbus." The
note adds, however:
“From the beginning the Mexican
Government judged that by reason of
the time. which had transpired and
for the purpose of treating a case al-
ready posed, the said incident could
not continue as a prepooal for the
reciprocal passing of troops."
INQUEBT INTO GREENWICH
MAN’S DEATH.
GREENWICH. April Iii—To in-
quire into the cause of death of Wit.
liam Henry Scott. brother-iu-law of
Chief of Police'Ritch, Coroner Phelan
Chassis $940 -- Complete With Body $955
Fgr Cylinder, Long Stroke, Overhead Valve Motor—Three-Spad Selective Transmission—
Intcmal Gear Rear Axle—Shaft Drive—Wheelbase rag imbue—Extra Large Body, 8 ft. 6
inches long—One Ton Load Over All Hills on High Gear.
~We do not hesitate to co upon the. KOBH‘LER ON E—TON TRUlCK with any other. ONE-
TON truck manufaCture-i, irrespective of list price, for economical operation, power un-
der all conditions, elficie icy. flexibility, advanced ideas of design and general appearance.
l‘BROCKWAY TRUCKS
1500 lbs. $11200- ll-4 Tons $1600 - 2 Tons $2125
commander.
J. New Haven; medical
Cheney,
director, Dr.
Charles Rawling, New Haven; the
partith chaplain, William F. Hilton.
Hartford. .
GOVERNOR DECLAREB
iNDEPENDENCE. '
SHANGHAI. China, April lit—Tho
Governor of Kiang-Si Province today
officially declared his independence“
the administration of President Yuan
flirt-Kai.
Benjamin H.
KIANGSI
AUTO TRUCK'
TOP-
EXTRA
$45.00
(Worm Drive)
came here from Bridgeport today. An
autopsy was to be held during the
morning. '
\hir. Scott lived with his daughter.
Mrs. Charles Breese, in the Cos Cob
section, pud recently war taken ill.
Dr Burnett ‘ls said to have been called
in and to have attended the patient.
Mr. Scott was found dead in bed yes~
Maxwel-
$6
lull?
eclipsed
terday. The medical examiner was
unable to state definitely the “use of
oath and referred the canto the cor-
oner. hlr. Scott was 70 years of age
.md is sold to have had some proper-
ty. '
TWO ’NESIDENTI ‘0? HARTFORD
TR YSUICIDE.
HABTI‘I‘OBD. April u.—.nmu‘ w.
Br
in Trinity ohnruh. last evening. He
, _ p . itrustfui lovelnloaoothriat. listen-
ariflialtsvohadan mem‘mnuuunm
lcouiidpocoln Oodaud tho operations
A“ it live all’prssent much
to thinkabout. At uh service to-
alaht the info-toga wig ”out on
“M raps God.” Ivon-
llloranr will ”-addnt use. To-
«tb u mu.
. '
_"Vuapt¢oointotmth~m
\oirculatoh'oolyaoruostbolub»
we): Mflfi‘afl .
r“. A 3‘“ . "r "fa-«figh'fi‘.» mg:
am, at years, a telephone lino-f
n ' tad suicide at his home
HARTFORD. April 13.—-Ilsa ‘llinr
..o Anemia, 17 years old. attempted
suicide. last ntght.‘by drinking pom
is in (hospital In a Mon-eun-
Iilloa. 1hr ”rout! idiom tht o
love anal: was moon-ibis tor also
act. Promo friend of the girl, how-
a
our. the ,wu‘mnuun that
the m min matrix. tor ,
boats-dials.
“may -
Pullman $7
fully-
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equipped
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