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'MadrasandBurlape;alaoaoom-
iplete line of made.up Curtains.
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E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk.
will please
$2.60 and Better. .. 1
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DON'T READ THIS
MIRACLE MAN
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LYNCH—M’GLONE.
oseph Davis '
City Clerk’s Vacation.
. council voted unanimously to
ve the application made by the
lerk Irving D. Robertson {or a
, -'eks vacation. He will leave}
.11: some time this week for a
'; trip in ‘Maine.
best wishes of a
friends. left this afternoon on a hone).
moon trip.
who recent], joined the \ienhant Mui-
ine service, sets sail this week for r
Africa.
6 Best Salesman—A Want Ad.
[Hills EXBIIANfiE
Allan A. Ryan Accuses Mem-
bers of' Board of Being
Short in Stutz Stock
‘ NEW YORK, April 14 .—Probability
of an airing in open court of "short"
dealings in the recent alleged "corner"
of sum: Motor Car Company stock
stirred Wall Street will”. following the
resignation from the New York Stock
Exchange of Allen A. Ryan chairman
of the Stutz Company Board of Direc-
tors.
Mr. Ryan tendered his resignation
to the Board of Governors yesterday
afternoon af'er the board ignored his
ovcrtures looking toward a- settlement.
Miss Walburga Lynch, daughter of with the “sum-"t interests and resump
Mr. and hits. Charles Lynch, 8 Bur- tion of trading in the stock which had
35 Washington Street i ritt avenue, and Thomas VicGlone been removid from the exchange's
were married this morning in St. active list
”on NORWAI-I. Joseph’s Church by the pastor, Rev. 'His letter 0f resistnation charged
Richard J Carroll who celebrated the that members of the Board were inter-
nuptial mass. A reception followed at ested in firms which were "short” of
' the home of the bride's parents, and Stutz and that “on your very commit-
. Mr. and Mrs McGlone, carrying the tee havng this matter in hand there is
large Circle Of an ucti 9 member who is a partner of
a firmt
‘numbor of the shares but continued to
W -sell Stutz upto the last moment that
Kenneth Young. 141 owndes avenue ltradina was allowed and has yet failed
to make deliveries of such sales. "
This charge resulted in a meeting of:
the Board’s law committee late yester-
at is not only short of a large
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Corner F
SOUTH ORWALK
e. MADISON Sts.
Finest news
of dresses ! !
Out on sale Wednesday morning goes a collection of
arouses that’s electrifying. , . . .
f Bilkdresses and sergeandtricotine. \ ' " ' '
Dresses of all sizes—plenty from 16 right rm through
range to special models.
'1
“we“...
Georgettes ' Crepes de Chine
Satins 2*" Taffetas
Serges ‘ Triootines
Their colors are those which are most fashionable
season.
1
i In serges and tricotinea—aiavy and black. '
Z ' In silks and crepes—navy and tan and taupe and
' Bich embroidery in self and in contrasting color
fings its beauty.
On the other hand, there are dresses of almost severe
;;very handsome in their quiet'
‘ find here is how they are to be spread outta—— ”‘33.
t: Those arm which $22 50
l were $39.50 to $65—-
wero$25to$35—
$35 00
Thosedresaeswhich
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' Impressive glove
prices for women.
2 (Very sort of gloves in demand for Spring sex-vied.-
3 In black and tan; the two most-liked colors for the
!‘ Of smooth graceful appearance and carefully finished.
Eachattrueecononv.
Bofifimhhmbsmwflmhmgularflfifa;
'lhn kid of light weight bin: great sxmpleness and.
,regular$3.50—- tor $2.05
PURE IJNENBANDKERCHIEFB wmemtup
° chances!
, regular Ibo—65¢ 1-2 dozen
1 ‘7‘" mgular M
l UMBRELLAB of black and good firm texture,
'Wnoldmfihfli: meitherplainorwith
. of trimming, regular $4— 33-35
moon-1m ‘
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Girls’ remarkabl
; wash dresses.
E argued was and we gingham at but.
llamymoflier figurequiaklyflmt
-.’ oostmorathzgnthattoday. ‘
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macmsronmorms
pink mdblue, wfih pretty
contrast, finngo‘odfabdm, scandal
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back him in his controversy with pa
'mchange to the limit ee.
40 Persons Hurt
- _
day afternoon. at. which a statement
was prepared. The statement said it
was assumed the committee Mr. Ryan
referred to was the law committee, and
lthat the member indicated was H. C.
S..‘Nobie, of De Coppctt and Doremus.‘ In Bomb Outrage
odd lot brokers.
Mr. Noble‘s firm, it as stated, had LISBQN, April 14 —Energetic meas-
contracted tc deliver 620 shares of “res have béen taken by the Govern.
Stutz at the time trading was sus- ment to prevent ation on the part
pended but also had contracted for the 0f the 990919 0' 3 01W as a i . St
purchase of 553 shares and therefore 3331““ economic condiitons accord-
was “long on balance 33 shares. u ing to an official note, discussing yes-g
Mr. Ryan declined to discuss this!
statement, but made public a list of: ..---» -» i
'nlne other menibers of the Board of
'Governors whose firms he said were!
“mentioned in‘WallStreet gossip" as, CONVEN|ENT'
I
If Consfiwd, Bilious or
Heuhchy, take
being short of Stutz either for them-7
selves or their customers.
The Board of Governors was expect-
ed to take up the Stats matter at its.
regular meeting this afternoon.
In the meantime the Stats Pretentive
committee organized to represent the
“short” interests. was collecting auth-
vorlntlonstromthe “swarm”,
BUT aresomewedlseovuudldddenm—and
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macaw more: no
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film! weight madam! durable. 1‘8“!” 450-3 DOB“
lance to the families of. those wno 1'
were wounded when a bomb wads)
' ancetojoinlnanattackoan-us,:.
.with France
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Lovely pink
envelope Chemises
Softest and finest of batiste in delicious pi-nk M
Comfy envelope style of chemise, snug in fit, -
satisfying!
With trimming of Val lace which 1s fine both in « 4
ity and Twpattern; notably fine. ~:'- .
riccs, half a dozen models at each price. * _, g
Thegne er lot of the two has every chemisefim'w '
with lace trimming at bottom as well as at yoke. -1 p ‘
Most, of both lots, have' of lace—and F . ..
are some beauties with little embroidered medallions; ’~
embroidery as fine as handwork.
. Regular $2 sort-—
“ Regular $2. 50 sort— -'
Copenhagen and black. j 21‘]
. . Second floor. ,1? .
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Women’s bargain
in newest oxfords.
Yes, those new slim handsome oxfords w1'lzl1'_
pomtedtzoe and genemlairoffeminine grace! '
Freelafine, worthy,—-at price] "1131: 0194“ =
shoemanmsistedhewas gomg to haveJapan in-
week’s special busyn ess.
Brown calfskin synoxfords stitched' 1n Hp effe -.. «-
lent wa’ght, military heel, medium sole, regular
5530‘
Patent leather dress oxford with smooth '
lighzssole, French heels, with metal pus, five eyelet-ah
50..—
Black kid pum, snug of fit and given extra ”.4
the closed tongue wlllich surmounts its smooth long
hem-h heels with metal plate; regular $8»—
monogram
-i 13“-
Children’s pumps
of patent leather.
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drennevertirel .
Imkweflupmdloemdonqhamnonimwiflifinai
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Emmet attiretruly truly'fyouthful 111 air. ._
Patent leather 0 good quality, fit smoothly and .m ,
1y, finished with single strap. . .
Sizes6t08 rlittlfirlk m
Saxons, . 11—33 Sizes mg- to m
LONE "’ SHOES FOR CHIIDREN.
shoeadthatmorsmokedfinisfl. " n.
. 8:13, with soles that’ll stand hardness-
,; 1'0 fig;
it’ifififlr
nobleman
7 s4" ~-L§..flrfil‘w€lls .1“. .4 I
W’omen Save
on furnishings.
Glamntngriehendfine—fitfing of u . .. ‘
wfihtopandsoleofveryfinelisleustmlly M
Light fine black lisle stockings, have splendid
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mandolin—- ’r° no
Srlnnmery vests egigidazllghlt 2:1; weight, tru
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terday's bomb outrage, in which forty COMB SAGE TEA IN ,
poisons were seriously injured. The FADED OR GRAY HAII- ‘
ministry has decided to render assist-
.._.—a
)
:ed with Su r .iur it Darkcns .0
Naturally Nobody '
thrown into a crowd during in. can Tell
monstration.
Gmmlzimilw-r ken; her hair haunt!-
dofiffik‘gfesd i‘gfgfltlwifimggmcafl‘; fall; darkened. glossy 'in-l miracuvt'
“- '3 “19.11 a ’nr: '1’ (,r Sage Tea and sunbur.
open last evening
“"l‘enczvr her hair took on that m
faded or streaked app-aranre, this sign.
rio mixiun; wn': aur"nd with wonderl-
hul effect. By asking at an; m
store for "\Vyeth’s Save and Ralph”
Compound," you will get a large W.
of this oldrtime recipe, imprdved by it.”
ddit‘on of other ingredients, all road! a;
to use, at very little cost. This stall“
the Bavaria “her part ttended h mixture can be depended upon to M
most of m: rjnilitary 012:5,“ whip, store natural color and beauty to 1
discussed question related '0 ' hair. »
ion of cGrmnny into two parts and file A “9114mm” “0"“th “”551:
promised overtures ’to be A1 313’s everybody uses Wyeth; Sate .
ulpnur Compound now ma dot.
"on" so Mull- and evenly that”-
bodvcanteuithaobeeuom
so easy to use too You
«1 a comb or soft “rushmphauuk
rrough your-hair taHn-on. ' ‘
a time. By morning the .
w tare: after we»:
‘wo I" la tutored ‘
Says Bavarian Junkers
Expect Another We
GENEVA. April 14. —The Mun I?
Post, a Socialist organ, has caused a
sensatioa in Bavaria by publishing a
report of a recent secret meetinz o
Capt. Berthold lays the Poet, axle
to the proposals. nylnz anothnr .—
wp inevitable in the meet
Mm and therefore Gummy she -
Norwalk Chronicler