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increase oi thirty over the preced-
year. Railroad
tor Ittyrllhe oi these latallties. Ae-
ts numbered 1,.433
lmcliuaetts in person- were
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Stylish Spring Suits and Coats
Dainty Silk Dresses
. Separate: Dress Skirts:
REDUCTION SALE
I Gi'lliImIlrolliers:
tine ‘lon Attachment
Feb-1 Mm Attach-eat
3440:00 ,
. ”included. For de-
ltiitslrtlllon «"1959
listin ’sGarage
On All Women’ s and Misses” Suits. Coats and lists.
reassessment». 311$
$308uitsredueedto................. . .. 820.00
SISCmtsreduoedto......_...."......... ”.312-98.
$15 Coats reducedto” ..... $9.95
All lists reduced. from .......... ....'..‘98c and up.
can: ‘3‘??? Firms. "than;
33 So. MainSt. So_. Norwalk
7 ~-- .._—..
........ sees
TIRES
- OFFICIAL SERVICE STATION
NORWALK. GOODYE 81' we: .
81.13% E c UNITED.
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VAAST BRQS. GARAGE
17 0mm er: tom aohwau
BUY A man BOND, 1'!!an norm.
unnamed wru.‘ sneeze m
*3 com Wesrusit
than at our Willard Service Station
you will’ meet a thoroughly
W, tstoraae batery expert who
a e authorativa advice in this
(recharge, repair and store but
"u: battery for any make oi out
be obtained at any time. ‘
a Battery Co.
‘ Iain Street So. Norwail
fife-{ghetto sill
I fireman can resist
“charm oi these
animals “I“
'sl oiliciala several weeks ago at Wil- crimes from Trebisond.
~»Sc.linltze’s Sanitary , Markets
Jon/WALL * tom sonwau.
"Wynn“ “W!“ No; 17.008.
' i
' i cle- ' ......................... 8,274
year. There were also injuries to the-
aunsber ot 7.,282 divided as follows;
Occupants ol carriages 223 53
3 Injured Killed
Pedestrians ........... Lotti .. 260
.Occupants of astonio . I
i bues ................ 1.831 138,
Motorcycle riders ..... 682 33
Bicycle riders 524 ii
,0 upsets ot carriages, 223 5
,8tr tear passengers .. 21 1,
7.282 48'
Pretty Petticoats of Many Colors“
ll new assortment oivvaists in many models.
I Out of 16. 327 accidents at floater
or lesser importance the causes are JAPANESE FOREIGN
‘ciasallled bv the Masssthusettii H' 315- MINISTER “SIGNS
.wnys as follows: —- ....___..
ll .
otor vehicles is. motor vehi (Continued from Pose One)
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{Notor vehicles vs. pedestrians” 4310
Notor vehicles vs. carriages. 1016, when (cunt Tenuchi termed
I etc ........................ 1,020 Wilt Cabinet. There have been:
iMotor Vehicles vs poles, curbs. useu- receItly that Viscount liotono
etc. . ......................... 9‘5 with! mill in 3033001300 Willi the
533 Siberian situation. but
591 of such a possibility were scanty.
| Viscount Moiooo. who was given it s
42¢ present title in July. 1916, was Jap-
vMotor vehicles vs. trolley carsf. explanations
illotor vehicles Vs bitycles...”
Motor vehicles vs. horses. dogs.
etc.
Motor vehicles vs. trains ......
“(2-...” to his elevation to the Foreign Nin-
15327 istry Since his graduation trons "I“
'!Accidellll In daytime ....... 12. in University of Lyon hence be has
'Aocidentn sitar dark... ....... 3.846 been WWW! '"h ”"9 1‘9“”
'Accldenla on country roads ..... 1.717 W68! 059’- “4 ll" ”"9“ as “'3'
decides” on city t or town ' M" to Belt“!!! ”id "hill“ “’
' streets ...................... 14,550 Trance-
J "I connect“ ”5 ”my" 'pr Viawubt Motono 'l“ N succeeded
whlllod The smallest numbers were by Baron 00‘0- "'0 h” 5'” '9'.“
in December. January February and ”mom- flid 1' I M5" 0' ”‘3 na
alareli, when many cars were pre- “one! commission appointed 1m rm
laumuy ma up The two worst for the discussion at Japan's torelsn
inhuman in July itnd November. ”“0!
n gun the figures show ‘
'atcady climb. as shown in the toiiowl- JUDGE WARNER 811's
ling table: -—-
.........................
IRJCiIIrd by ”automobile in Michlasn: ' 1N SUPER‘OR COURT
m1. 003“” m 168 lb i t ............................ 120: '
. ................ ”.5... . 1.15 In. ........................ no (WMWM
NATIONS!!! .... .......... I, ...... 180 lb. , nets ............................. 265‘ '
numoomn our . . .......... 28c 1h 1m ........ . ..... 1 .............. 3st Louis D. Hubbell. mist-tutor.
mm W 003“!) my ______ / ............. 33° lb i in love the worst mush was July. which west 0! .and that at Se- Ailey
m punchy”, ..... 94‘- H .......... u lb,‘ flint}!!! whole your ”1 list)“. {were against the lelc‘u company.
""""""" t e as compared with 19 the provi whi oh was given spec. 'sl “um
and W m mam. ‘one year. Sixty-two at these ach- tor Nay 2.
deals were on railroad rroasinss. in’
the tour months tron: July to Noyein-
ber. 15! were ltiilede Those Intros
were iootnplled by the Iowa Stairs
ililghway Comm.sslon troni newspap-
er clippings.
l The commission also reports that
more than 5.208 Vern injured as com-
lletore Judge John P. Kellogg the
suit oi John'W .Banits a boat build
or, against the Aston Motor company
boat was withdrawn. s cooprornise
agreement havina been 'atlected. The
next case on the docket is the pe-;
tition oi (hurad it Wagner tor per-i
SEED Porn Toes '
We have on sale the tollowing kinds
Early Rose
Martin’s Cobblers '
Greén Mountain
If you want/choice stock tool:
these over before buying.
' 7A. F < Beekmann ‘& Co.
83 & 85 Washington Street Phone 1405
WANT‘MRI STOKEs:NDtcii‘ED and dollars has been received by the
American Relic! Committee in Cairo.
KANSAS CITY. M0,. Aprn 23.-EVI- it was stated. in Jerusalem the com-
gdence intended to show that lira. Rose inittees report says. tree dispenssriee
l
‘ '.Psstor Stokes, lecturer and wife or J, have hée‘n opened and the Christian
6. Phelps Stokes. at New York city. Herald has sent 810.000 to encourage
should be indicted on charges at viotad the lace industry there. ‘
non of the Espionaae Act. was to be Mr“. Dodse said thous’inds o!
presented to the Federal Grand Jury Greeks“. have been deported iron: the
today. by Francis M. Wilson. United coast; til the interior, according to the
mates District Attorney. ' /‘ reports received here. and that fully
Mrs. Stokes was arrested by Mar- 50.009 others are in flight toward
recent scene
WWW oi Mutts between llussiaas and
ciao/worm: ro eLAv a-r Arswasis
low Spring. ”0.," '
in a number 'oi
.‘iI
llilb
‘, h
I
into not: stratum.
pared, with 2834 the previous year. manest iniunetioa to restrain the
town or Darien trots maintain-s s'
MRS, ROSE SNKE [grade om throwa surface we: on.
INDICTED AND HELD $333," 3.1%“ ' “"
~ UNDER srv ACT
.nsrrsns cosmim'
i murmurs DELAYED
J “Not For the Oevarnment." (Continued Pro- flm One)
One oi the cause! cantribntlnn to ____‘
her arrest and subsequent indictment , which "In", I" of last "fl. caused
was the publication ot a letter over a” postponement m ornaments-
her signature sent to the Kansas City usual Frl-‘
star in which she said she had 509333;]; fiofifimt‘fi '5'. m“
misouoted in an interview previouslvi
published by that paper. The inter- ‘
view was obtained when Mrs. Stokes
was here for an- address betore the
Women's Dining Club.‘ Following this
she spoke in several Southern Ills-.-
mri towns until'lior arrest at Willow
Springs. in. her correction to the
Star she said in part--
' "A heading in this evening's test:
at the Star reads: 'Ilrs. Stoke. ior
government and against war at the
some time.’ 1 amV'not tor the govern-
ment. in the interview that follows
i am quoted as having said ‘I believe
the government ot the United States
should have the unqualified support:
-ot evety citizen in its war aims."
I made no such statement and i be-
licve in no such thing. No govern.
ment which ta tow the promoters can
also be for the people, and i am tor,
the people. while the government is.
tor the moments. 9
"i expect my worltlna class point at
view to receive no; sympathy treat
your piper, but i at expect that the
traditional courtesy oi.publicatioo by
the newspapers ot a signed statement'
or correction. which even our mosti
Bourbon papers grant. will be extent-
ed to this statement by yours. Yours.
t,me ,
"ROSE PASTOR STOKES. "
All three counts is! the indictment
against Mrs. Stated were based on
this letter. Mr Wilson said. He also
said he had called before. the Grand;
Jury witnesses who told oi her sub-
sequent statements sum l he;
viewsshesettortbistheietter
.—
-tcostissea (ref; lint Pace).
The batters are alleged to have vi-
volated an injunction issued by toe
[Superior court last September. re-
straining them trons interierina with
men who retuaed tojoin astriheon
in Danbury hat shops or iron solicit-
in: these men to Join the gum. in
the evidence last week the hat cont-
pany witnesses claimed that they
were threatened with violence unless
they Joined the strikers and that some
had been beaten up. The hattera' de-
fense was that the beatings where
such had occurred were simply the
outcome of bar-room brawls and had
nothing. to do with the union or hat-
tini; troubles. 'l'hey denied violating
the lniunctionrin any way.
' advertise is 1». suites.
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Cottage BrandMegalb mo
Oottsgshrsndfegalb..:.'abo
“embankment-J
A. STUL‘l.
w 24 Cottage Street
'IIJYINOMWN OUMI
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33 anese Ambassador to Russia previousl
over the replevin ot a 33,000 motor
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H. Kfieger & Co.
GIRL‘S’ COATS
will be sold here at very special] prices: in a road as-
sortment oi black and white cheeks. plain blue. sage
‘ 'rrees. Sizesuoiumm ‘
vnnmnn
i
t
. Easy“ Payments lf-You. Want Them.
FURNITURE .‘
of quality. and distinction
MODERATELY PRICED.
I
BEDROOM FURNITURE
all finishes.
' Smith. Underwood,
1“ has
Remington sit ot
'0' m ' ” makes, sold. rentals
in 4’ ‘11 repaired Rentals. 84‘.
per month. liachinsa'
sold at is per month
,- PLUIlefl
, _. Imawnn'su EXCHANGI
" ise' Falriisid Av... Bridgeport, cams.
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