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Seasonable Suggestions for Easter
‘ T Neckwea'r ill Kid Gloves
‘ . Hosiery J15. . .-' Silk Gloves
Underwear '1‘ 4-? Hand Bars
Handkerchiefs Rain (‘03 .
Sash Ribbons s ' Umbrellas
'.'~ 331’
this to be the wise
00:! will he plentiful for
mdoftor t,not‘
but the dmughQ—the
short:go. So far as
. TOKIO.,March 24. (By the Asso-
ciated Pmmlf—Japan is lntcstlgating
the feasibility of amalgamatlng the
aviation vices or the army an
navy. Gene I'Tanaka- the minister
war .told the Diet" yesterday. respond~.
ing to a request fol- information made
by-Baron Bakatani. in the House of
29;: interpcllator contendcd that * __New coats.
. Japan's defense scheme has serious;
5’ detects especially in aviation matters. ’ New DreSseS'
Separate Skirts
Prétty Petticoats
He said: "Peace is‘a desire common to
All the nations or the world. The
Dainty Waists - » .
‘ as.
Japanese are no. less earnest than
other peoples for peace. But the lact.
neterthelcss. cannot be dcnied that
history re’pcots itself What did oc-
ur in the past may occur in the fu-
tune. 'l‘o hemreparcd against possible
k emergencies. therefore. is alwa)! nec- _ .‘ . .
. essnry. The weakest point of the tfifih ‘7 - .
U.‘ Pubs-It om.
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AND WITH 11' com THOUGHTS 01' PLANTING
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THERE'S EVERYTHING HERE FOR MAKING THE WORK EASIER.
Step Ladders, Turf Edgers. Garden Forks, Children's Garden Bets.
Iron Rakes, Wooden Rakes, Gsrden Hoes. .Wstering Pots.
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NEW SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
FOR YOUR EASTER ou'rrrr
ruin“ arrived and arriving daily. : host of lovely styles in Spring
Ga
Also Spring Hats. Prices lower than elsewhere.
THE PARIS AK AND SUIT HOUSE
83 SOUTH MAIN 8TB SOUTH NORWALK
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cuts. not too high priced either for such exclusive model».
}-' rfectly Pastm'ized
Milk and Cream
~ The milk for babies delivered
A I. III puts of the Norwalks
.1 Wu
m Butter. Eggs from our
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rm limit and all
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STRICTLY FRESH NATIVE EGGS, doz. . . . . .. . . . . . 31c
SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS, at cost 32c
SWIFTS snoumsns, lb. . ..... . ............. ........ 19c
ass-r CREAMERY BUTTER. lb 57c
BAKER'S COCOA,'/'2lb.can 21c
wI-n'rE GRANULATED SUGAR 9c
CALIFORNIA ounces, 1; for .
PILIfSBUR'Y’S QR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ..... $1.41
BUY YOUR HOT 4; cnoss DUNS AT THE
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OPEN UNTIL NOON GOOD FRIDAY
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Schultzef 3 Friday Fish Specials
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ........29c doz.
.50c lb.
STEAK SALMON 2501b.
ETEA KCOD............................lSclb.
OLSEFON BLUES........................20¢lb.
S޴1%%&lACKEREL1mlb'
ADDOCK b
FRESH H-ERRING
ROUND AND LONG CLAMS
All sumac Markets Olose at Noon Good Friday
‘2,.'
. had bccn read.
tho
-‘ intorpellniion
. or the
. your
: proposed consortium
state defiance. at present, liq-s in. the
aerial service. \Vhat is the Govern-
ment's opinion as to combining th
the arm) and
navy instead or maintaining separate
institutions. as at proscht?’
The minister of war ”explained that
the xmernment had no objection to
unification. but the matter required
serious consideration.
llPllJM EXPLflITEI]
IN MllNBllUllll
TOKIO. March j‘ 24.——-Opposltlon
charges of government irregularities
in the Opium 'trafllc‘in‘thc Kwnntung
leased territory war'e‘the basis of rc-
marks by Reprcsenthiivc 'M. Koba of
the Nationalist group in the DIN.
The speaker alleged that a private
organization called the .Kosnl Zendo.
which has the opium monopoly in
Kw‘antung.‘ though nominally Chinese.
is really a Japanese concern and all
, the irregularities in the opium ironic
in Manchuria are traceable to it.
He read cxtracts from contracts
said to exist between the Chlncsc un-
der whose name this so-callcd “char-
ity organization" is conducted and the
Japanese who. hcuid. are behind the
scenes. He also presented extracts
from the books or the ilrm according
to which tho Japanese interested dc-
rivcd a profit 01’ 286.500 yen hclwccn
August 3. 1910 and March 21. 1920.
which is at the rate of Y. 35.814 a
month.
Mr. Koba alleged that close rela-
tions exist botwccn thI-so .lnpancsc
and cot-lain high omclals in the Kwan-
tung Government General and it Is on
accoum of this that.thc Japanc have
been able to make such lurcc‘rofltl
out of tho opium trade. The speaker
declared that the irregular transac-
tions in opium hhvo awed such
proportions that the drug has to bc
smuggled out of Kwantung into other
ports of China where its use is prohib-
itcd.
Gowrnor-Gcncml Yamagata of
Kwantung replied that the Govern-
ment has in no way contravcncd in-
ternational morality and that. such
smuggling as has occurred has been
donc by evading tho governmcm‘s
control. He unqunllilmily dcnicd any
ofllclal connection with irrcgular
transactions and sold ho was inclined
to doubt the authenticity of the exit
tracts of dochmcnis. hooks. ctc.. that
JAPANESE RAVI-2 GOOD OIL
NI 'I’PI .Y. .
TORI“. March 24. (By the A550-
clatcd I‘rcss.)——le Japanese navy
has :I \vvll organized policy conccrn-
inc- iln- supply or 'pctroloum oil and
the navy is taking spccinl mcnsurcs
to store oil. your ll)“ your. to provide
against any futurc (morph-no.3: Adlnlr-
:il Koto. tho minister of marine. told
Ilioi ycsil‘rIlny.
'I‘hc almvc I~Vriliin:ti,ion follmvcd an
by Representative
(’lsliiknwn. lmlt pcmlrni. who dccliit‘Pd
that 'w-lillc l.h(\°l‘niltvd Slates controls
65 pI-r rent. of tho pctrolcum output
wbrlti. Japan has only 0.048
per cent. of tho “mid .4 output The
spI-nkr‘r IicILIrcd that the matter of a
sulficlem supph or oil ck‘sr'h: con-
cerns tho welfare of national Industry
and the proap'crltx or the Empire and
‘ futhcrmorc timl “Inn Japan 5 8 and 9
unit fin t in complrlml in mu) will
lliecd at least 3.000.000 tons of oil it
To import this from the south
acns- he added. “mild mean :1 Brent
addition to the state expenditures. .
Mr. Oshikaua poinlod out that’w hlle
the League. of Nations has been or-
‘gauizod to promote pence. m\ dis~
armament Great Rrit- tin and the
.I'nitcd Stake arc 'stinining awry
memo to con mi sufficient oil supp“?! . ‘
, and consequcuth thc League of Na-
{cred as an excuse for neglecting the
establishment of a proper oil policy.
HONOLIfLV. 'r. H’. "March 24.—-—The
to China will
only prolfing civil war in that repub-
lic. according to the opinion expteued
; .in cablegrams sent recently by Flo .
- in Honolulu to
meeting of Chinese
_Presldent Harding and _to Thomas W
Lamont. of New York. who carried
out the consortium negotiation: for
' .the American banking Krouo interest- ' u
ed_ The cabiegrams said in part,
will prolong wars in China and. uitlé
'mstely injure the mutual fricnddl‘lp
between China and America. We :ln-
~ , cereiy pray that you wilruse your to-
finalize to postpone this loan until
established to i-eprcsent the repuhlio
of ins."
e Chinese organizations to Hon-
“Such a loan at the present time .
on a time u a legal parliament is '
.. ’ uni-Enron THE EASTER BRIDE.
. TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, BAGS FOR EASTER TRIPS.
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‘TFJJ-ZPHONE nrivmommrr
Increase Now on Rate of 1.000 Sta-
lions Per Monti}:
*lcphone devélopment in motor-
ritory served by the Southern New
England Telephone Company has np-'
proxi’maicd ‘ 1.000 new stations for
each or the past two.months. The
actual net gain in telephone: since the
first or the year is 2.006. and more
than half or this increase has been
mod? in the five leading cities orthi:
State. with a reasonably substantial
development in the smaller exchanges.
In Hartford. theI demand for tole-
phono senlcc continues to be excep-
iionnily hcmy, but recently added ta-
cilities for handling an increased but-
ines: has enabled the company to tide-
nuately mcct this unusually hcavy and
sustained demand for its son-ice. The
net gain in tolephbnes in s0me of the
cities or the State from Jan. 1 to Feb.
:8 follows: Hartford. 42‘: New Hav-
en. 256: Waterbury. 141: New Britain.
N0: Bridgeport. 92‘- Stnmford. 03:
NOI’WIIIRLSO: Mcridcn. 63: Norwich.
52: Bristol. 48; l‘lanbul)’. 34: Nongo-
tuck. 34.
Thorn arc now 29.831 tclcphoncs In
New Haven. 28.260 in Hartford.
10.152 in llridgcport. and 10.780 in
Waterbury. . 4‘.
TOKIU. March 24. (lly thfi Asso-
ciutcd Pn~ss).~—Thc Japan Shlpown-
crs' l‘nion. comprising practicflly all
tho leading shipping concerns. has de-
aided to rcducc by approximately one
half thc special allowanccs for sea-
mcn during their \‘ouuws. Allowance:
for the first section of the near-m
urcn arc to be abolishod aliogcthch—
whilc thosc for other regions an to be
cut in half. . - .
"ALI: th‘lll-ZNTS Ill-ZIJ' \\'.‘\\'-
“mm leS.
Nl~2\v HAVEN. March :3.——A mam:4
vans among Yulc studcnls last “colt
neitcd 31.299 in cash and pledges for
the (‘oum-clicut Junior Republic at
ldtchficld. :1 self-zmcrning commun-
ity of boys who have lwcn wayward.
"The Budget
System '
This is the most practical], the
most convenient way for any
i
one to purchase
‘ZfzeNEW EDISON.
“The Phonogrsph With a Soul."
Before the Sun sets,’again
hasten to our store and let us
erplain the Special Budget
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unatom,o.1b.........2sc
Pure Castile ”paints” 15c
Fancy Kaine Corn,
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Phone 479 13
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Also Sold for 106
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