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, .‘r a. orator, dinner rues. mm :1" 2” m (“"3 m W“ W": My.
Membrane-w. salamander New ”"3 " ‘°' “w P‘" “ml-“Wei-
,boyond description, as‘sonw and the‘
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V t sndvthe suite of Rhode island.
in 3 position to know what is what
At eat the Ford Cambridge branch;
turning, out 1.500 cars each "the claimthat the
.tions, ' . plies Q the Jam
l, M . .' '. , z. .
.~ Air Net-entail: plane-are. to 'm’ NW 3"“ “by "'3 d" "' ' “'1' ‘ whnttl
. Wyn-fictive 0' “1110'" two. its}! site lhése reasons. first. to. helping in, ‘
w. ll‘hey.expeet to start up again: ‘ e “WWI“? .9“ 29'-,.""§..K".‘5vli 0‘ NW no
«kl-almwd'M-Mdbt will. unless7('m' second, to "I 1h” 95"." f'lr 9"; ”b" :5;
1' conditions demand something tilt -.custotner3, who Elmo?! “mind one 0“:
ent. . ‘ , Ea moment.“ "on” I” {“0" m“ "‘1' be lel“’l‘here swoon: t
" ”ii” Fossil! the Frd.Cu|br.idse branth folks map in on "5 “d "m- 3 Ft" “Fluid. downer. ‘03. it."
. _‘ as milepost andtsko up soyerninent
irritant-rt 0i_—tbe Washington Much
‘ . .. .
also used for government world-ml duces m! - petition:
ctiii‘sr- us nomad of worry and expense?
Wondbranch-will be “a“! .Andin (lo-.1)” Ford car this winter and has itI
mil this it--wlil leave .the utilisinw‘m‘ “W is his sew-“'1. ’
Hooch to'hlndle the territorylioruierg ,
ly controlled by the above named ““MW e (ew'°""“'hl‘:h"* ““7
_ Now then. the car situation is very, few, i mean less than fifty, and‘thesii' ‘
critical in all particulars, and in m“. areiourins cars. We. have missed to
’ all cars made at the present timosio' take spring mr" f“ sometime "J
.i shipped south and south west. This is will. “0‘ promise anything 1"" "hm
rdone'to overcome the embargoes and
mu m up the sea-board ports. 'mchisprinr. isheyond me. but that isnext
the “hammer” needs so much. spring and i can only talk cars for to-
. '. Today there are very few Ford cars
49"." England and with the Ford lac-E The one ton truck is a wonder bi
tory closing up for two mouthinitl the way the trade takes it. At present,
v‘looks'as though more will not be. all we are unable to come anywhere new i
.‘Iord ‘csr of any description to be had taking care of our. demands. w‘
the eastern statesior sometime. him” that the, factory will send ”a”
sect, all the .eastcrn dealers incituiliizlm“e “"0““ 31"" “WW“W‘“ °‘
.lltis company are very short on oil'sg today ‘3 surely hungry lot-them. i
find '5er long on orders. ' l i might, say more inregsrd tO‘tllt'
2W“)! good weather due now andthe, ear shortagé,‘ but the censor might oi)
grit flourishing. .Ford cars, sre..dis,spv. Judgment as tom.“ the auto world 0; your appreciation
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VIEW m _, Y sowed—onscnirofwbestlou' it .
'5mm,mnd, ,ga'morelthn Imtm a-“fihilmmwmw
.MTVsaoemtew-nldmmo 058,000,000 pounds.“ 5,377,000
hauls syur. .
Ydu can do yoncshcoiltcfisotipgthis saving and really help tolrwin
. 'tbe war by mincwbhebnsdfromonewniultods sudbskmx' " '
,. — _ MindanaorcommnsdmmdimsthE-Hsdgc in”
dictum
“I. up“! ' - ' ./ ital-Ions!!!- ‘
,. . Mosh 1. ”a
WWW Jaws-subsets“
, ;IHtlerW nus-r compensations-dud
«m and sum-n. - nursing-insul- ulnar:
.JMMZ‘NMihnmtw be “all. on
m .
. , ”you.
.~0u~.-mimadlsum- ‘M w H mm
cmW.m.-musmagsum
‘fl-tbezh‘ord,‘lino-up for the,next iew ‘ior thedpon driving these cars. Soul, 0- has 1m thr —.bod
.OWS- 1 _‘ lines they are fifteen boursbehind the some oboervuLWimnm
JQWillzmtvrbe-iong belore the .5908 It will be a. wiseolti owl—who bought . WANYn‘OOBIICbWb’F '7
The Bolsheviksorernnient oi lluaria. under imn Bronetein. alias Leon Trotsky. as iorgign whistle-rpm:
,jpesecrtcuns with Germany. on the basis or giving up the whole of Poland and Lithuania. two um: prov
. , whichin pastoontiurieii .haic. been nations all by themselves. in addition the Bronaiein or Trulzy has
. -.- to give Germany 84.04iiv,00=t.ti00 indemnity. This map shows how much is carved irom Ru-irtill by the.
h dosl with Germany. tin fact. the German, will get teriitnry lit-h er than Prussia sud almost mi popu-
‘ .. .._-~. “we“. .7-...--M._..-~.-__W.._._.—_ duh. cw. [WWW —- policyodl 1nd,.ststeahish'8! 0W"
“92793" AND . . will." from sisbt. flounrieshrshstmmnw will. do. mouiy, 3. have most is towed“ “8-ka ‘0 w
.. .c' . :19)! W not bad csrs (outsells. while my corn-{my air for next stnnmor and will en» "W‘hnm' "mum" mm '0“
m “P“ .to the they-pore 1:9"qu h": In", a "‘3‘” ”9“" in “W ""0" 'l ‘| If"! ‘6'] “ll.“ “9“” “m .
. '. :m-‘tmlmzh 11:, 5nd ewcors Manhattan» try-,‘hsys, "to the new}. My lb!“ is ' The Council heard . ,"po" trout
“rd 1”,“, ”a the” ”,8 mm, 5 90:: Monmouth.» wrist toes-watch the wise old owl whiz put noxtocorre 51- Wv W“ °’ “‘
”In! and Fairfleld counties In Coir These conditions ““9 prover). ”“19“" tHE'lcoaT'PLUS‘PLAN:
=¥ct.‘
camera-trams your” 'o§‘”°-" name» .
. ‘ -r°-"“°:‘i Warner.
,ldsy...&a‘hls.ou,t-pn,t will continue until . d: ”or "fulfil" a)" clip-Jig“) ‘1” ~" . [Le We under this deal has n
M! 1. when. tile iactori' will .stop y' 6" ’ e” m mc.“"’"‘h"' CW“ “C““Wiv' ‘0 8‘" “I Mimi" Ind luv' G9“!
this figure” a
to buy “I
Thus. while,
if. I lo . , .- ..
inontb: susrdsats- ~ " W.V“€'r
,erssry. 2 2 ' »‘ ‘
it is {incurringfitgy' dean “is”, Mann. co .
1"“ “All on which contracts should Department}. .
m, to be pnrtment todq
“ ‘ ' . . » . , loin
‘flchlfldzlfld is used (or ”Vermont file minutls. While we. try to, givetod. whcrafierodstineoue s. ‘
. . «them what they want. these Conditionslmafi to mO-tmt'bidin, . . t p
I .
‘ "waitress? pesos New Voyeur ,bot this glamo’
until the‘ .,._ .
mbins sing again. Correctional errors hummus: ~ .
. , mud yardlz .thashtn sfl‘io fol»
ldeeds in the mount ot,s.note. and could no! fi=nemu Coast srtl
.Ilt'snobes. deliver at present. and when l a”atoreclqouro-ulloll‘Dr'otiirtyin‘tl'e ests soldiers ind-Warn.” lur-
ier Brook district 01 Mutton? oak Nflhed- .‘i. at" 7 ‘ g a -
.ed in s suit tiled in tbsmsrior Court The ‘9" 0"" W' mi“:
4', G .1) . it was N, 5.1”” to be
. " m‘e- ' 17m °‘ ”“5““ placed at- o 31 oil General
against Will .A. Patrick and his Mann tor guard duty. .
three days. What eo i will r. Starr,Jrelrs ol- limits".
. ” p e d” a“ use not. is lor scam dated Novelsi “AND WHY ”WWW" ”0565"
her 23.1917; Another note tor 32,500' W ""m" M"“‘“" 3mm
6”. {drawn December 13,1917, is claimedam“ 1‘"? ‘° ”e “u“ ' M" "mt
an erronsnd moulds. 101"].000. ln ““5“" “mm“ ”d" by U'ued’
mortgages given to secure. those notes 8m” District
errors were made in the description or
ithe property ‘sflected, snd correction
is asked, as well aslereclosore. '
, Uncle Sam is not too busy to target
his coming manhood. He wants n
: more prosperous sud independent peo-
. . . pie-hence W ~
present conditions 0: business-in the‘ject, so there you. Ireonse your owoi’iihriit Stil’npy’sgl‘iglfihfmmtzassg
. ,and districts”! Connecticut thstnhe)’
tug. err" ‘
:w its. NT”)
all loan! charitable “uphill-throttle
work in their several communities."
3'7“ 1 Hobos. 0! New London. a
anchor at thelsiow under: Wsr Bur
”new.” interns! report to tilt
“3:“. “of relief in bone
'2 ins was that. city. its on
'nsku {“5190“le the meeting
lush-och. mmtuem out if
:tsken up by the council with the
Wins Committee 0! the United
.Btstes Department oi Labor.
1 0001‘s: Lemma” 0! the
(W ”on pt [the
and Correction. sppesred tore-tin
ioonuil-towrdsurior 1",
.stste conference to be held April 21.
gab-Id 23w,“ hollow Britain. so
.. proud at tho. Wore-co plants was
\, voted with outsell st- ur. Warren is
- request. and a «special annuities was
Lappoisted to cooler with the utileere
‘70! incontinence conernins all no:-
‘dble mention. The committee
.‘nembers are: Dr. D. floater Brown
Dr. C. C..Oodirey and lilasflarssut
'1‘. Condo. .
i The (inmates on rwm’n Actin-
ties reporteditbut..puri0¢3 [00" 9"
lilbils new bold in eigbt cos-ties.
with 21ml inhibits aroused
‘and tentative plans (or 11 others.
1 The State Deiense Council also vot-
H'd What the (launch 0'! Defense niec-
jotnrnends to all: towns, cities. heroism
Qdo not engage in public improvements
,that aremotubsomely essential to
llhe general weilsre." for the period
;oi the war. The vote. «it notified as
itbe result of 4:111an from the
xboard of finance or‘Wesl “sword.
“asking for the advice or the Counrai
ion the construction 0! niacatlam on
lresidentlal streets. not trunk line
'hishwnys. C. J. Bennett. state high-
, way commissioner, Md =clninmsn oi
ithe Council's transportation commit-
‘lt'o. retitled so the Councillthst the
on side roads. for the period at the
"I“ ‘
committee on .ioodnonpply-snd t-on-
'servatbs. Marylou Ion them
, t boyasbor on (sensiti- Journals-
:l’ni or the-mounds orttnelitessgid ’.
m bean ' I I ' County {Mum .novalsir .ntoltc
.coldoi than“ has on his" The theory-oi wan-torn mu...“ than 3,600 looms; infirm-Plotted. and
on a “mono“ m ‘ ”"uM‘ siviss details mm other work
"’1 of‘fllil about-sitter. Decision-limit;
. y . . ’ m
.lqheel with the ‘westh‘er below 'g'ero. be ”men” “doom-sot Jaw" nude nest week on the it new“
M‘w
d
.J- I! or o .
. to use drs' cdr ldiovs; tonsil“; :ork.
' horns“ s and till , no i gran
lustfltcrtisltinilthé shipyard! at mils!
jdctphls andfioflollr. where additlpnnl i
rmrds are «retained: He". said in to
» troops‘hsd; provided (or guardian
wharvesia - cement» y in
lem or as ‘ (mild!!! the-Hor'
l
l
I
i
Attorney Spellary"
against Maximilian Von Hoaxes, an,
attorney here, whose pro-Gennanlsm;
recently led to his being roughly hart-1
died by night callers at his home. The:
attorney also was obliged to kneel and:
kiss the American tins. it is under-i
stood that the complaint is dissed nponl
Von Hoegen’s replies to his question-
naire in which he claimed that ‘Amer-
ican citizenship was “a. doubtful bone
or." and also inscribed “Deutschlanu
uber Allen'tnngt. Von lioese'n eluded!
Department of Justicetagentsybut it[
is understood that he can beloand‘if;
an indictment is .rbturncd. i
wore cases are to be brought beforei'
Judge Thomas at this term ol’ the
court than ever belore. the inner
number having to do with acts of. «its,
iloyaity. orrelusal to obey war regu'
lotions on the part .0! persons of tor-
eisn birth. .
COCK FIGHTERS FINED
GREENWICH. ' Feb. 26.—-Twolvo
. men arrested tor being present at a
cooking rosin in n Weaver-street born
yesterday were fined norhinal amounts
by Judge James R. Mood, today. Wil-
liam McCuen, owner'oi the place. was
foepi to jail for thirty days. but ’sen-
tears wasL suspended. . Ichn with
pay the costs of the use.
Prosecuting - Attorney antes F.
Walsh said today that the policeman!
on track of other men who attended
the main. snd of the [our men who
held up the crowd and robbed the
members 0! it.
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cummj‘reb’. activism-
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The Spring Cretonnes ‘i"
I " mew-lino «amnion», Georgette
Cloths and Hercerised Repps
CA Wishing. embracing most unusual patterns
which for richness of coloring heroismr hetero
been equalled in the Upholstery ihop
Thereare conventional designs in striking .. .'
style. Many of their! receive their effectiveness
from the liberal use of black which intermingles .. ‘ ‘
with me, white, mahomny and gray. There;
, are effective fabrics in dull old red, old blue, dark”
, green with subdued tans, orange and yellow in '_
batik style.
The artists have borrowed from the J span; -‘
one and there are tiny landscapes appearing be?” .
tween the trunks of trees, lateen-sailedboats and . . .
pagodas on the banks of strea'tms.
Aananese girl in a green kimono walks
under a strange blossoming tree beside a lake,
which is rose pink.
There are peacocks with'gorgcous tails. There are towns "and
cranes, bluebirds and robills. Block panels for nurseries and .tthildinn’s
rooms, in old rose and tan, old blue and tan. Quaint children andiqlinint_
little frisking animals. Conventional patterns and stifi flowering trees. _
vAmong the tibintzes is a profusion of the small heather-a1 designs;
English style, which women. like to adapt’for‘bags, Vfaney aprons and cush,-_
ion covers.
5A. very larg itdisplaynow, from
I
as cts. to $1.25 a yard.
Third floor.
Lingerie Clasps, a very dainty assort-
ment oi these useful things. Few women
dress without them as they keep brassiere
straps and vest straps slipping from
. the shoulders.
~ 50 cts. a pair.
Service and Flag Pins. One hardly feels
like going about without one of these
patriotic insignia. Of course everyone
who .can wears a service pin.
Of substantial enamel 25 cts.
)lain i'ioor.
choice candies
Fisk's Chocolates,
Hard, nut centres, . ”.00 a box.
All Epicure Package contains
Dipped fruits, nongaiines, nuts
Hard, nut centers, $1.00 a box.
Fish's green-sealed packages,
45 and 90 cts.
Flsh's selected milk chocolates,
‘ 45 and 90 cts.
Mary Garden’s, ‘ $1.25
> Cranc’s forked» dipped milk chocolates,
65 cts. and'$!.00
. Main iloor.
. . . Eastercardskeady
Get your Easter Cards started
early, especially if they are going
across the water.
Dadodils, Birds’ Nests, Pussy
Willows, White? Rabbits, 0h; such
.wiSe 1901:1113 perky-cared rabbits
as are on these cards.
Lilies, Violets and Flowering
.Twigsof T2008 that blossom in tll-i
. spring. '
little? Packsof Seeds, four- va-
rieties in one little leaf greenrcase,
,marigolds and, ragged sailors, call-
dytuft and migllonette.
“Silver bells and cookie shells,
And maidens all a—row."
Tlle assortment is exceedingly
attractive and quite unbroken to-
' day.
Prices 5, lo, 15 and25 re:
Postal Cards, at 10 cts. a dozen.
Stationery Section, main floor.
OrnamentalLinens
.Isce“Tnmmed Scarves and centerpieces, WinterSuits
yery 'efl’ective things for the. dinin ,
' bedroom and the same kind of which we sold
. so many. on Dollar Day. The stock has been With fllI‘.
” greatly reinforccdand they will be. put on
.. sale today: ' '
'-While,thcy last $100 each.
, Examples in one of the Fail'ficld Avenue at half price
2 windows.
room 01'
Main floor. center piste.
A small group,
-all that remain. '
Plain .and trimmed I
.1
top. 3 I~n\\._\.‘.-..
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