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9‘: Manager s Remdcnw— g . ‘7‘ 5' ' m i NEW SPRING FASHIONS :‘j
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lRLING HlS MUSTACHE . 1555..., TEMS 2. 5:. H5 St:
The abdication of the Russian czar ,. ' pig-T u' : 5 THE NEW MILLINERY IS FASCINATING- "i
his 1m" monmm' m "'5 mm ml. ‘3 i l i % 73A. '5: So broad and representative is the collection that it an .55.;
have'awakened much curiosity as 5 .5 . 5 '2 .-...... , 4%. . . , braces Hats which are becoming to every style of beauty.- to;
the real charm” of New“ “0‘: ’ ~ -_ 5/ . 75. YOUR COAT
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molt, Now Nicholas the ma“ “merg‘t 5 .. I The new spring onev-the Coat you are looking for——it ‘5‘,
5 hit his royal trapping-t S‘Tipllfid' ' NAJ~ GEN Ll GCIETT , ‘ 4 MAJ-GEN'WOOD ~' is here. All tsethOd clever styles—the finest collection of r5
Lend mm is ”w“. M... _ . 5 the latest mo e s 5 é:-'<
' correspondent of the London llailvi 2 MAJ -G E N- BA R RY .' 5 ”Ad GE" B E LL 5 :5' $9_98. $12.98. $15.00 and $25.00 '
hmltlcle asks, “W as ”1910 a man. at ‘ '
,r all. behind the veil ol the majesty;
Emperor of all the lttttisitts’?" Andi
account of Nicltolas's lrehat'iot he
' and/ alter dethroncuteut
ms to suggest that there “as”
appointments of generals to t-otntnatt
Department of the Southeast.
the East by General .l. Franklin lit-II.
twill command the Western I'leparttne
his
5mm. ‘PERsumo ” :\ ~.
Ily order of the President the country has been divided into six military dlstrtcts to take place of the {our established for many years. and the
The most important change was that of tjeneral Leonard Wood, from tltc
d these have interested the nation.
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a change which many of the. general's friends declare is due to politics.
General (,‘Iarettcc ll. Edwards goes to the newly created Northeastern Department.
(leneral Thomas H. Barry will command the Central Department,
hint!-
tt'aitt in charge of the Southern Department.
6 BRIG GEN. EDWARDS
He is to
ll Y! (I
ht replaced in the Department of
tlenerul Hunter laiggett
General John J. Pershing will re.
SUITS
Our Easter line 'is now complete. The best of the new
style ideas. A collection of the latest models, in all the
wanted fabrica and colors.
$14.98. $19.98. $25.00. $30.00
WOMEN’S AND MISS’ES' DRESSES
An extensive assortment, stylish models as well as the
- loco the tetolution ttttt the tell,
. dsaid nothing to show that he
had the spirit of a monarch. lie.
xprossed ,no will of his own, has
The outcry and no protest, has
”hired. tarnoly, has expressed no
Ion, has said ‘ch,’ ‘Vcry Well' ‘1
,‘ ‘I abdicutc fot myself and son,’
hit you] ‘Good bye,’ at it‘ he \\ ere
gross assembles to take up the mo
ittcntotts \t’ot'lr awaiting it'.‘
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ARRANGING CITIES
"ln our homes, tenntrks the (“lite a-
tgo Ttlbune "we do not peel potatoes.
tin the from hall nor ‘ set up cook
7‘ it an ”titer '
suing the “Palltt‘l' | . 'stovcs in u", mom mums. The city.
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call. . . .115 things [:0 tto\\'. does exactly slutt-
e correspondent tells how “"“k'll‘” things"
revolution gathered to a heath,
The Illinois legislature is considering
lights “arrayed about like a bundle! -
attitggage." until he was taken.
' l v . H. Alexlct’f at a rail-t
custody b" LG” intro would pettnit any oitt or town ml
3 establish. one. system teslricting its
Ivarious :utltlties to definite quarters
of ttttttticlpal otganizatton. The men
rushing the platform timid the st-
f the crowd he held his right
,and enabling it to regulate its 0“.“
at salute, and “itll his left net 5‘-
'mouth in .l stnsihlc and economic
{in the pe tlot not keep the garbage can
,a bill Illt'llllt to prevent chaotic lat-Io
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is breeding and that it was hoped that the
Net-walk club could be brought underl
QTItc new constitution is to be uuhrnlt- initiating manure heap lusti‘
i'Pd to "mp "mm..." for ratification, files by the thousands. _ mm” (t ‘ I club “ k 5
5 , 5. . . 5. 5 .‘ ‘ft ‘1 s a c 5 'or as soon
land the ltttt'dualwtn want to ltnotr \3‘l19-,1\A‘\§Ab STAT" “OAR” 01‘ 5; 5 . pugsmm .
”he-“‘1” 5 Mt: Llctard. alto has done notable
‘tltet that itttiudes the u'.ottien ll' thef
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J “on: throughout the state lit the tint-
ll tonsctttulon of lamb, addressed a
5 t'tv. rttnurrk: to .hc ttteet‘ntg. and tug-
,ut that the (‘ll\ tttttt met its pastel
land: and lands taliiclt are at tltct
IS llllltllitll ’
ll'tNt’lll time. tlll-“'llll\’:‘.lt"tl, to the Cllll‘.
(Conimued From First Page)
judges want any light on the subject ,l
jtltt ltt them link ”it" sillll‘i‘lglfilfi
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'l‘. R. has gone to Flotitla to hunt
dcviltish. coming back soon,
and hopes to recruit an army to light 5
'in France. Whether it's derilt‘islt
l’rttssiatts, tltc country's with hint.
mom
i SOME Hypocstates
dren ol‘ the clubs. This land could:
easily be made producing. and areutl 5:
benefits could be secured from thtl
5rcturtts. Mrs. Gerard stated tltati
.forty—etgbt per cent. of the land oft
,1 (‘fotdtccttcut is waste land, that ts.l5=5
E . ‘ ' 5 unlit at the present time [or cultiva
: The meeting was opened llt' 3h“ tin." RorcaVs ,coteu' quite a Ilargei‘
it‘lt: ptttan who delivered a short talk pm. of this territory ltj
ioln lllt sertoutmcss or food Entrocluc»g Unity E. Scotleld ot the Board of; \:
. , .. . ton, and urged the raising it more Edllttlllon, and Arthur C. W hecler, %
' OWTW" dailv ”Hm“ to 3'0"" “"gh' \cgttablea tspcclall) by the children both pledged their hearty support tom
”0’5 ““0 lull" 13'1’1101‘1 ""9" whcnl ell Norwalk ,5 s the movement. now under
.tltcir ittlettion was lllotlHlll to them; Mayor (‘atl A. Harsh-om was the greater pt-Oduction attd,the,lr talks
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way for m-w-.-.w ..
most desirable materials are included in our showing.
$9.98. $15.00. $25.00
A COMPREHENSIVE SHOWING OF NEW BLOUSES
Blouses of exceptional beauty. novelty of fabrics and
variety of colors.
$2.98 $3.98 $4.98. $050
EASTER GLOVES BEAUTIFUL EASTER
Centemeri Perfect Fitting NECKWEAR
Glove is the right glove, the 5c; pieces just bought, a
glove that stays good: their wonderful variety, includ-
wearing qualities are unex- ing Georgette crepes and
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celled; two clasp; tan, white hemstitched ettects, the new r
and black stitched in white, sailor Collars; also round .
$1.75 hair and scalloped effects. 3 é
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from Wu, “manna“. privy 5 either by' heat speaker. and be endorsed lhf'l\\t"r(‘ followed bv an excellent atl-
tnotcntt-nt as a practical kind or N itll‘.1:~' delivered bv Miss llotha Stuart
files or by seepage from the \qut lit-x
kept to their \\ ell \\ huh you have made no
" '. ilttiacltc. That 5 5
,tultled "5 1" \tav. l5‘actortcs would tlten be
tit-plum. 'lbc mayor stated that all
l‘tnuco who for the past two yearsl
Andrew Davey, Inc.
' twnsall
3'65 was cliatatttt‘tsllt‘ I lvolll. ()1 line l"t’Sltl(‘ll(0
’13 loholas‘s way, instead of decid- l
r It mus—
mood of acting. to tui 1 ts 'tory “3cm,“ ., 5555mm” 1mm of the city
and look in another direction I“
miuleters constantly complained
' ' 'vcs‘ or ‘no,’ and
he on” not say i ‘ rtattt . the rooms
' 0 im ll) .
invariable rep v I 1 th merits of a ruttttutttcttttittg plant.
. . ttem Wt ,
8 was m start 1' l k ‘Slums arr ttot tnade.5
. eyes or 00 . ..
‘umombmmd'ng zbutttts them. l‘hcy grow It i. the
Y. _,
5 ‘ .- ' "r 'ne his mus-
t'uie-“mdm' "H h 1‘ isamc 'with all the things that hamper
its
districts , lette-
’ment‘t would he kept out of the fac
would be spctialized for particular
at houses or the deputi-
(the city’ s economic life. confuse
" real estute values and endanger its
health and morals.» Why shouldn‘t a
this n as the than who had .held
build the destinies of 100, 000.—
who, the arbitrary master of
operty'and their lives. For r'2
he most vital period in Bus-
y,t ' this feeble. weak-minded 'legislaturc hesitate to allow it?
a man had been "twirling; ’.
taohe" and “staring With glass; A BILL‘lON FOR FRANCE
halitehending eyes," while a' The 5“le “Giro $1.0”0t.l00 lion
“'9?” potentially perhaps 'he'ltl‘allfl‘" is meeting with a surptising
5 t, the world struggled slow
finedieval darkness and fought
toward freedom and enlight-
‘éouttnuttity arrange the place it lives
and works In as sensibly as a house-
"ltoldet does? And why should anv
i0
is likely to make a big noise itt
gtcss when it meets.
more than noise ought to result trout
it. We owe. France that. billion doI
tats for her gifts and services to us
Why not pay it? She helped 'us to
* ttec ourselves from England. Why
OYA'LTY DAY" . . not help her now to free herself from
mill), is “loyalty day" in Germany?
“mo" Copper has issued Titus we should pay. a debt, pro~
‘ on calling upon all clth mote a noble cause and serve our-
brute that day by display selves. F'or France is fighting out but-
m their homes and places tie. and every dollar expended directly
by holding public meet- ’
are ever a mote convincing
the folly and wickedness
e right." docttitte?
_l5for France will servo as good a tutti-
.tary purpose as if we added it to our
ltcouragement to the presi Ifu ads for military preparations at
;. hires . motto exercis
"00 3 Pa home.
Maw--
To be sure. every Any vigorous young American who
‘loyalty day" but spo-
one have their value.
" ce will intensify the
any citizen who Daniel.
thing better Just nowtban to enlist in
the navy. There are 25,000 men need-
ed. The. uniform of a sailor is today
fluflhlmtflil.
Them with. “Mew.
. mMrvmmhMm
it,» ”uncomplicated-n-
‘ WM‘ H5usittw5
Illlt‘l tune \‘t'lll‘ll rumors of” Witt“ Wet‘t” has been it! the head of the Gnrdeni
about to he Verified. that the national Contest club in this out. Miss l’in- I
ltttt: (hence of America had been! neo described the \\“Olk tutti accom-I
plI; lttttenis of the boys and girls tn
ctl‘ort to (OI rem.
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98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Ifunctions in the. citt 5 life just as ate
response tittougltout the. countrt, and
con;
And somethingI
wants to serve his country can do no- -
a mark of honor and distinction. The;
pay in good. The work is truthful. The
mil-mitten tor pmmflolfl‘wtmotummmmum
dummwbnyoumldhn m hot
’ (‘ tilicizing up. health cm. (.1. and ”ml. aw akened and that the national pulseP
:school board fut closing schools on tic-
‘ count of an epidemic of measles. the re-
sult ot sending your cXpOsed child to
school until it "broke “ill".llld'1‘xpust‘d
in” other pupils.
No one 5
, Sending flutters to the fttnetttl of a
lutbv who died from whooping cough
cottttacted through contact with your
'child at the picture show when you
knew your child was infectious.
l Claiming to be a good church mem-
her and a law-abiding citizen. deliber-
lstely concealing a case of mild small-
pm in yout household front the health
.ituthoritiea. ..
___._
Pretending, that. one of your con-
ct-rns is the ptotcction of the continua.
ity interest. and ttyittg to make your-
self believe that scarlet fever is only
H‘scattct truth" or "stomach rash" and
therefore not, serious enough to keep
'tou away from your business where
intinaling with the comntuuityis una-
ltoidablo.
Saying that you" are patriotic and
permitting your boy to grow up ham-
pered by physical defects that make
lhim anything but an efficient citizen.
Explaining your belief in Safety
‘First and endeavorlng to influenza
your physician into diagnosing a case
of diphtheria. as “croup” or “tonsllit-
is" so you can escape quarantine.
Carrying "The Golden Rule My Mot-
to" on yourbusineas .ietterheads and
objecting toia quarantine placard on
your door, so that your friends and
neighbors may avoid exposure to con-
tagious disease.
Refusing tmprotect yourself against
smallpox by vaccination and demand-
ing that expeuulvo quarantine shall
be instituted at public unease to
protect you.
Worrying about—- your doctor bill and
m thaw-etmumhh-
noble-ind;
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throbbcd with renewed life and cont-
age. According to the mayor the}
two tatest generations have not omit-o;
elated the blessings which they have'
received. and the lesson has takeni
the load in preparedness of ever-st
sott slttcc the war clouds stutted to;
.atlmt. and In the. mind of Mater:
ll. trsttom Norwalk ha" not beun fat
from the first cities of the state to
now et the call. it is now up to thisi
city to make good on the agricultural
cal at tho preparedness movement:
Superintendent Chapman answered:
”it address of the mayor. and stated,
ttt..t the schools of Not-walk )verc;
curious to cooperate with any out
aanizatlon which would wort; towarda'
the fulfillment of the greater garden
production plan.
Silitth Plorpont president of the
Fe. itttteld County Farm Bureau then
discussed the situation to quite a.
co .sttierable extent and cited the efll»
Hones of Germanv its line. kind of
emetency which this country could
well stand. Mr. Pierpont stated that
the. membership camptign Was being
pushed as rapidly as possible 'by the
buteatt, and that it was hoped that
the amount of $3,509 could be raised
so that an extra woman teacher to
take charge at the gardenwonk could
be secured this season. Mr. Piet‘pont
appealed to the schools as the place
\‘l'lltil‘e tlte formation of the Boys‘ and
Girls" Garden clubs could well be
made.
Food production according to Rev.
John Stapleton. whowas the .next 5
spenlmr of the alternations 011901"
the vital questions of the day. If
we made use of all of the lands which
at the present time are going to W851“
about the city, Rev. Staploton be-
lieves that Norwalk ‘could easily 811D-
port herself as far as vegetables are
concetned In closing his remarks,
Rev. Stopleton stated that be sincere-
ly hoped to see the establishment Of-
an agricultural department in the pub-
lic. schools of the city.
The work of the civic department
of the Community club was descent.
ed by Miss Margaret Brendligor, who
stated that. inquiries as to the mom
nttement of this department had been
recalled by the club, from ormln~'
tiou itt every part of the country.“ haul
Broullnaer ouutuslttutlcnlly urged the
mixing at greater mp3 or gardeni
pr: ducts within the city, especially by;
the school children, and members otI'
the lloya' and Girls‘ club.
lira. J. Well-co mom told on
(limit. and her talk was thoroughly
(turned by everyone present. Miss
I‘inneo Is to be congratulated on the
success of the tttoremont which. sltel
has worked so hard to perfect.
It ttct tecetttlv tuition to ex- President
'lltcodom Roosevelt by Miss l’lnnen
in with It ltoosevclt‘ s aid for the Nor
walk club was asked has been antl-
\t't‘lHl by the colonel. and he has git"
on his support to the movement in
Ncrualk.
l‘t'ol’. William C. Perry described
the agticulturttl course as taught it.
the local schools, and the meeting
was brought. to a close. by County
Agent. Samuel 1. Wright who des
cribr-d to the teachers the work ac-
complished in Monday night‘s meeting
in the otflces of the Farm Bureau.
The. teachers are enthusiastic over
the work now in hand, and it. is
very probable that this year will see
a big advancement in garden produc-
tion among the school children of the
city. More time will be devoted to
the work in the schools. and it is one
ported that lands will’be turned over
to the children to cultivate. A num-
ber of private. individuals have at-
ready volunteered to grant the use of '
their property which is now lying idle .-
to the children if they will cultivate
it. This chance ctrtaiuiy will not be
niescd,’ and there seems to be no
tuctson therefore for Notwalk not
lenutng in agricultural preparedness
the same. ns‘it has in preparednessd‘“
along: other lines.
measures FISH PRODUCTION
ST. JOHN. N. 8., March 28.——betld-
lug flsboompanies and individual op-
eratora'of Eastern Canada have hem
a movement to increase fish produc-
tron. A. H. Brittaln, president of the
Atlantic Fish Corporation, said that
prizes had been offered to induce fich-
ertnen to continue their activities duo-
A .
\.
ing the latter part or the Lenten Sea-l
son. when skippers on the Nova Sco-
tia con-t usually tie up their vemhi
for overhauling Many have agreed to
leave their craft in the water and to
suspend work only long enough to
change from winter to summer rigs
int.
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CHICAGO. “MWWM'
Germans have puma into
line. Feb. 8 in the Willa dil-
trlct and 78 in the urodo "m 34 try. You annotate you! lint. our
ottholattahmmd" the titanium-place better them
United Siam.
PHONE 419, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
12 lbs Granulated Sugar $1
' TOMATOES. RASPBERRIES, STRAWBERRIES.
SLICED PINEAPPLE AND PLUMS . 10¢ can
Best Laundry Soap 7 for 25¢
16 Sunkist Oranges 25c
Best Marrow or Lima
Beans
Cal. Sardines, large can me
In Tomato Sauce.
Baldwin Apples .. .. 50c pk.
Best Potatoes . . . . .. 75c pk.
Best Kale 35c pk.
BEST PRUNES, EVAPORATED' PEACHES OR
EVAPORATED APPLES . 2 lbs. for 25¢
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES
Jillllll’S
7 Ladies Ready to
13¢ lb.
YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY
and elm " mt :5
Lace Confined“ I
.miag the‘ IN“-
INGNE Curlsi: .'
Stretcher. Letus demormme this to you—«lo I
allow you the ideath stretcher oi the v -- l
. 93¢ to $2. 50 .
Albert F (toilette
Phone 10895-2
25 Washington St.
t L..;.V~N’t7u‘ Wt
86. Namath 5“
ANOTHER RECRUIT ' FOR [saw
Quartermaster E. Station, or the U.
_S. N. enlisted. George Douglas Coons-n
GERMANS CROSS INTO MEXICO
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WASHINGTON March 28 —Ofllcial
reporutrom the Southern Department er of 5 North m, ’ y. Thine
made public tottuy any reports that makes the 8609]; an“: ”mm the
many Germans have crossed into Mexa- quartermaster has 95811“ '1!) Ho. ol~
ice since diplomatic Velma” "W99" so has several other man who am.
tlie United States and Germany W9” applied and these will be mine.
broken oil! are without foundation. mtdmmediately. ‘3! many an at the
records or the lmmlmflfll Whom" Inewly enlisted men will be ant to»
and of the army intelligence ”"thewpot-t, R. 1., Where they will re-
elonz the border show that and! that celve training pumice! to some:
aboard ship.
Noni: theme to um you not-I-
5 andtntltituavy. Itumm
Ill am new all" M7 0m“- tuition ma moral-mu “more:
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Norwalk Chronicler