3 PROCLAIMED IN .
7 “ i I AGUA I’RIETA
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Sonora. movement ultimitely would
.chuae the‘Mexicun President’s down.
#1811, whén the seceding State again
would -entci-,. the National Federation
“States, ‘ _ -
1' Ofiicial confirmation still was luck-
' .2111: today of the. first reported battle
9 between Carranza and Sonora sol-
diers at the Sinalon frontim'. The re-.
11911 “’95 received both hem and at
Nogales. .
O -Miljt:try authorities here said
State \‘A'oulu‘liavo approrimately‘
‘000'fu‘iiy equipped and mine-l troops to
”meet any invasion by Carranza. They
said Carranza has 10.000 troops in
Chihuahua, but that reducing that
number to send to Sonora would mean
the rapid ascension of Fiancisco illla
‘ "to his former power and control 0[ the
' adioining Stale. Recent reports have
said Villa! is more aclli'eJlll‘dn he has
an' limp Hill'fo lust one. ‘
be’l‘rhe 1':me iroin Mexico City that
General Alvaro ()‘uzogon, candidate {or
. the presidency of Moxico. and umcm-
"or Benjamin Hill. his campaign man-
ager. had fled from the capital greatly
cheered their ndht-ronts here today.
Both are residents or Sonora. Noth-.
"lug direct, from Obi-egon has been re-
ceived in Sonora tor several days, it
.7 was said. .
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JAPS CLAIM ‘
. ' RUSSIANS ?
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the
or
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a j iint ('ulllllllliet‘, colli-
posed of minnows of both sides. coin-
menced consideration of those sic
items. Sudd. n y at 10 p. m., :i [KHIIOJ
of the Russinu-w opmird tin; on tluk
' sentry, at. tllv .lilililllt‘i‘t’ sunny depot:
that; if!!! Japan-.50 pun-03 were shot
down from the lill‘i!‘ an gurrison (rom—
mander's lii'zuhuiuiuis. and the Hus;-
slan marines. i.. .':i:l ul‘lllilllll'llL begun:
a movement l\_ii.‘ ttw li-A'H h. attacking
the Japanese iuzii'iiiv train.
“Under such Pondltions. the Japan
688 comniundm' t;‘.l'l_\’ in the: morning.
OFA‘pril 5' ll?!l’llllill(‘(l to ”disai‘nl the.
Russian Army and Navy, near \ladi-~
vostok, and this was nouriydmished§
by noon \xiih but tow casualties. - _
“Late in the evening 0. the nth:
both conunitti-cs “grew-l to sign the:
memorandum and Ill? Japanese. coin:
mander proclaimed that the difficult)
had been caused, by 1h.- aggressive 2ch.
tion. of the Russian forces, and than
the maintenancv of xwai'elund order
necessitated Slit‘ll (liszii'liiiitnent.
“0n the same tlillt' lhi disarmament
of the Russians. zit. Nikolsk and hbai-
0vsk.was commenced, the major por-
tion" at Nikolsk surrendering wuhon‘;
fighting, while a small group reciste'
stubbornly. inflicting some casualties
on the: Japanese. The main portion in
Kburm'sk declincd to agree to the dis:
armzunent. rosisi‘ing stubbornly tot
about ~ and unlit-ting a |(I:‘\
ten liillll’.‘ . . . '
upon the Japanese-oi more than £0110
mun thoiiis< .
urns losing: it)" min,
500 prisoners and s-m’rn guns. .-
“ii‘ollowing thv (llSutlliitliK‘lll 0.
Russian troops at \‘ludnosiok,
015k and szn‘ovsk. ("ilfl‘dillilils
gnu: l'ul.)’ he (mining (inn-l.
round
\\ .is i-oiilliio-ll
“VCR.
"On April l
w.
ill“
Nik-
iil’K‘
S. H. Hoyt. llio- lltl’lhl.
‘to his home- umrl)‘ H“ "l'
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“ifl‘lilleidziiy. M“) 4. ;.r x p, iii.. the
second nlquczil ru-nlu; ol' llll' swh‘Q-l
will be given in tho town hall.
Mrs. C. M. Monti of Full
Mass. has llt‘t'il visiting
week. Willi lit-r 'sislor. Mrs,
lKellt-ey on Harrison sli'om.
V‘.’ . Stanley Lockwood
from Southern Pines. .5; (‘.. Friday.
He spent. several months with his
daughter. Mrs. William l’r‘illimiin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Wiai't.
ford, were guests of Mr. Kelley's
mother. in Carter street .and also
Mrs. Irving Lockwood of South are
nue. last Week.
The Rockwell store at one time or-
cupied by Mr. Malliison of. Stamford.
has: been rented to lh’lla Donne, {all
or, and to Palsy ltonnntti. for shoe-
repairing.
Mr. and Mrs. llcvoi‘ill and son. Pom»
toy of Tarrytown. were visitors at
the home of their daughters. Mrs.
Walter Stewart and Mrs. Charles Elt-
1uge on HOyL street. Sunday.
Mrs. \Villiam E. Gardner of Mort
'den ‘speiit a few days here last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Thunias VVhlmcy.
On Thursday she called on
friends in town, Mrs. Gardner was
formerly Miss Emily Covert, a teach-
‘er in the Center schoon, twenty years
ago.
. Harold Cook. who has been Occupy-
' mg the flat over the E. J. Brown
‘,- C035 market. on Main street. moved
' to Rye .Saturday. He has a‘posltion
as chauffeur for ll. 1.. Hotchkiss. Jr.
‘h The Pure Spring lce 00.. which
liwl
River.
the past
Juiiics
rot m‘ned
”,5 '5’
- l
t
'0 vested ice on‘ the W'eed street lake
last winter will spit ice in New
Canaan. wholesale and retail. and
make deliveries. The company ls un-
der new management.
A birthday party was tendered
Charles Knoble at his home on RichA
mond Hill road last Thursday even-
gig-so fiboutdfogty young friends were
n , an ancing was en 0 ed.
Mr. lKnoble was the reclp’ientjo’l’ a
pretty pair of gold cuff links and the
. clasp to match, with his initial en-
. ;gnuved thereon,’ in honor of his anni-
, At 1.1.:30 a dinner was
4 The local forésters en O'ed '
pleasant time a ttheir quartejrl; meet
Jag in Raymond Hall, Monday even-
ing. After business of the lodge was
concluded. those present adjourned to
the bouquet hall, where tables were
ltilled with tempting eatafireu. Past
Supreme iDeputy Dowd of Norwalk
entertained the members in a social
many '
13$. Court William McKinle l l
’Mrlshlnxcondltlon. .y a 3‘
it the Wagons held in the
magi-3cm; trauma-or. Billiard
ledge; tn collector.“
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. practical point
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weekly or men . yments.
and oxford gray. -
oiul nuiimisli t-fl'rvts.
r~
Special $1.00
RIT PLAN
is an iniprcy l' :i :4. account brought too. more
' ~ «ficcnvcnicncc, You my :9:
lecl your clothes : » . make arrangements-foa- partial
. / ‘
From $3.98 to $7.98
Extra Size Waists $10.98
WHITE VOILE WA ISTS
Ian-”v snilorl-ollur. lat-(- l rimmed; values up to $2.00.
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. Special $35.00 to 550.0%;
TAfLORED SUITS
in regular Aim. 16 to 44. fluro models or plain tnilmwi «Alli-lets.
ln'nidvd men's wour serge or poplin. Navy and black.
Sale Prices $35.00 to $45.00
{ 4 ‘ SPRING BLOUSES
Navy. black
Tomorrow; Friday, begins a carefully planned sale
. . . .- . .
”Pussy \l'llllllY Silk. (worm-Hr. crepe d.- t-liim‘, Iii-.gvy rush-m.
\i'usii‘nlt- saints: his» a \‘l'l‘_\‘ lino iiswrtmenl of sti'lpnd l:i:llll‘.‘t\
Ready to Wear’CIOthe
VV'ill be offered at 3 Saving to yo
SUITS FOR STOUT WOMEN
$27024 39 to .30 lmsl. long or short waisted models_
of surprising‘economies.
/.
. ' THISS'PORE’S METHODS NEVER VAR;
. The same methods that we put in force the it
entered business rule today. YOUR MONEY
rt you mt it. policy is what we attribute
put of our success to, far it establishes mm}
and mm you of such good val d
want”: as represented, you have hm to r
then. °
2‘3' in
Max
3. large
ues that, if “9
min
sif 01' Men.W0men9 Boys 69? Girls
11 from 15 to 25 per cent. under regular values, f. .
t
' SPRING COATS
‘ FOR GIRLS
Sim-s 2: in ii, St-rgo or poplin.
$5.98 and $6.98 .
luvs:
'
such large
licro.
‘ Milliiiéry
In no other store can you find-
asst)" rtmeiit
shapes and flowers as shown
Shapes from $2150 to 510‘
“'onderful assortment of flows"-
N'S. wreaths and fansy feathers
from 35c to $5.00 each.
Girls’ Coats
(if all wool serge, tritium-ll “llll “-01.0 “I-
sizl-s 6 to 14.
$7.98 and $8.98
I
of
('lmngu-ulih- silk with broad silk flouiioc.
Special $7.98
llt-ntlu-i'lilmiin, Matt-k only. ,
At $2.98
\
all colors.
$5.98 to $10.00
TAFFETA SILK PETTlCOATS
lur. brown or groan.
Special $29.00
PLAID
SKIRTS
Plain and ill-vordron plt‘flll'il:
TAILORED JERSEY
SUITS
Sport model routs. noti-li vol-
~.
~MurabouBoas ‘
Largo “\lrli'l lion. ultli L'él largo luilx Vory full and *flul‘l‘}
Brown. lilnvk’mul lamina
SDecial f or $15.00
Boys’ Knicker Suits
Alum: our liumlrt‘tl suits for boys, 837,-. 7 1.,
l'nllllnlll from our large Slili'k.
whale of NUl'Vi’lll'k.
\
N‘llllint: ll.‘
Special $7.98 to $9.93
Juvenile Suits
Slzos 3 ll) 8. All \\'(>(Il. l'illl“ lit H: - u
collar. trlminml'uitli \i'liitu lmm .. _ . .. .1. .,
Also all lvlm'k .mwi . » u , . ,.
:lmivv. \iool
suits.
Special $58.98
Only Oneol‘ a Size to a (.‘iixinmvi'. "i
Dresses for Street and Party
Wear
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.\ llli‘l‘ Luxul'llllt‘lll oil it“ \i'unl M‘i'ge‘ drt‘sm‘x' in t'iil\1‘ Hill.
$12.00 to $15.00
EA
Satin. 'l‘uli'vlzi. iivut'gu-llv. ('i'l-iw lll‘tlxst‘s; worm up to $3.31)”.
$15.00 to $25.00
Men's fa“ Young Men’s Suits ’
Nobliy patterns, some silk lined. rassinwi'iw
or \l'nl‘slf‘d; faultlcssly dullON'd.
SDeCial $35.00 to. $55.00
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Boys Separate Pants
50 to 70 por cont. wool. Special for this solo
98cm $1.48
Sin-\- 7 to 14-.
SHOES FUR MEX
All ii . lH \w ‘
Blah-k. 1.xll.
Prices from 5.3.9.‘
to $10.00
‘Volull'l'l‘izl \M‘u .
LADIES' PUMPS AND
OXFORDS
‘ All llw loading lusts. in I'll“.
or [liilt'lll li‘afllt‘l‘.
$4.98 to $9.00
DUCHESS. the coffee sunre
QUALI-TEA. the best,All ki
_.............48clb.
..........50clb.
1’ PURE COCOA. healthful .. . . . . . . . . 35c lb.
BUTTER. fresh from the churn . . . . . . . . . 73c lb.
Eggs. rushed from nest to you . . . . . . . 53c doz.
. .
NUCOA NUT OLEO ... . . . 35c 1b.. 3 lbs. for $1.02
. SISWIFT’S PREMIUM OLEo .. . . . . . . ; . . . . 39c lb.
j;
MOTHER’S DELIGHTpOMPoUND . . . . .. 26c lb.
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act.- um“ , 53.13. mm on}.
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9' James Van ,Dyk C0.
—_ . 128‘ Washington. Streét
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11th be oelctud.
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EAGLES PERFECT PLANS FOR
CLASS lNlTlATION.
A meeting of the executive oilicers
ot‘ the Norm-all; Aerie of Eagles, No.
588, tookplacedast evening, in their
room, on Wall street. at which time
arrangements were perfected (or the
class initiation. to be held on Sunday
night, in the Town Assembly Hall.
Arrangements were made to meet the
champion aubury degree team. which
he new members tin-oust:
The team initiates, a large class lnl
will put
' .
‘in May. There is only one tit-km in Slamk rd in [lu- alternron
the field. and tho. nominees will prob- they will comerliere.‘ ) '
l l'oslinafilrr Philip ’l‘miigm :Hm l'osl»
master J. ll. Roles. of Stamford, two
of the executive olricers ot the nation-l has
atorder, will speak, Sunday night, amCouncll that it intends? shortly to occu-;
will Grand Worthy President Weed. py Gmmm territory Fhoulcl Germany, ~
About. sixty applicants have been ’
ceived find, with delegation
ments.
Cut living costs wi ll
rden. ‘
day morning to complete all arm
.mcr dutch] POLES M
from o
l BERLIN,
Zeimnfl says ill»:
informed
,fail to cart-v
;witli the Poles.
" GERMAN commas névou.
PARIS, April 15.—German regulars
hr region are resenting dis- MIRACLE MAN
on games, according to the
azette, which says en. , -'
watter, commander ()l govern» Is COMING
ent foreclochas left Easen suddenly .1
AY occupv GERMAN.
TERRITORY. v,
April L‘s—>11“: \‘osmische - . iii.
Itolish Government: The‘Bt‘Sl bu‘ebmw ‘ mu“-
tlie Allied Supreme. "‘ . A: l
—~Tlle Best Sdir. .. 1
out, her engagements! ———’
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for llr‘i'liii.
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