SIX MONTHS, ENDING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE PEOPLE’S TRUST 00., IT \\'AS VOTED THAT A DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF 41/»,0 PER ANNUNM, BE DECLARED T0 DEPOSITORS IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OUT OF THE EARNINGS FOR THE CURRENT S \ME TO BE PAID AND ENTERED ON PASS- IiOOKS ON AND AFTER APRIL 10, 1923. MARCH 31,1923. THE EASTER OFFERINGS VERY ATTRACTIVE STYLES AND SPLENDID VALUES IN— Silk Hosiery—To match the new shoes. “ liayser" Italian Silk Underwear. “Philippine” Strictly Hand-Made Lingerie. Dainty Silk Gowns, Step-ins and Combinations. Beautiful \Vaists—Many are hand-made. (‘harming Neckwear, including Paisley designs. Latest styles and colms in Kid and Silk Gloves. Attractive Necklaces, Earrings, etc., at popular prices. 'I‘,hen there is our Corset stock of the very newest models in Corsets, Girdles and Brassicrcs, ready to supply any demand. YOU ARE INVITED TO THIS SPRING SHOWING. department with a complete Sit NC Nil Ni? . I'HCII OPHi'Jt aers n PW c f 5’ What to fewdoeeerestnm EASTER F OOTV IEAR APPROPRIATE FOR THE OCCASION. Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 O'clock. SICKm HEADACHE dosed Cartes'slfltleflver "will; takeZoratorafewnightsafberJ. properfunctions chgsesofitpissawayalsthesnmemner 33::- m TAKE WARNING for Spring lamb in now in season and there are imitations in plenty on the market. You want the real thing for your Easter dinner. and you are sure of getting it at Charnok's meat mar- ket. Like all 01' our meats, our Spring lamb is famous for its delicious flavor 1nd tenderness. in poultry our Spring broilers are Just as fine as our lamb, and our capons would tempt Lucullus. CEARNOK’S MARKET Free Delivery 19 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk Phone 583-2. *tary to the Take for hotheir daefleadaehemdthe H": Wu”. “Plies Milton —-—QualityFootwear——-— 122 WASHINGTON 8T. Violets,etc 112 Washington Street Easter Flower Specials BASKETS OF PLANT OOHBINATIONS 03. OUT FLOWERS Lillies—Tulips—fiyacinths—Daffodils—Roses—Sweet Peas—— etc—Potted Plants of the Season' s Ohoieest Flowers. Corsage Bouquets of Charm and Distinction. To Make This a Joyous Easter For Dear Ones and Friends. “SAY 11' WITH moms" ROSE- FLOWER SHOP EXPERIENCED FLORISTS Elwood SOUTH NOEWALK Phone 321 — YouCanSellHoueeo mmwmme SMMMW No exclusive listings. no min-auburn «unusual-rm... cent. “unlit“ ”canyons-anion“ summons“ _ IIAL COIA 55” bv _- nmuossm man. Plan-slants”? FRANCE’S RUHR POLICY BRUTAL, SAYS ASQllll'll Hy Universal Cable Service. LONDON March 29.—Former Pre- mier Asquith. in the House of Com~ mons tonight. denouncing the situa- tion in the Ruhr as most grave and disquieting. demanded that the gov- ernment turned the lights «on France's brutal policy. Asquith branded the Bonar Law policy as one of “benevolent impu- dcnce." insisting that the treaty of Versailles, which r1 ovided that there should be no forts on either bank of the Rhine. insured adequate safety for France. His remarks evoke-J cheers. Sir Edward Grigg. who was secre- Premier in the Lloyd George government. made his maiden speech in the Commons and was loud- ly applauded. He charged that the recovery of reparations was no longer this animating move of the French and that ‘he new policy at Paris meant only one thing—dissolving of Ger- many and the alienation of German territory. lNDlC'l' SUGAR SPECULATORS, MANLY URGES By l‘niversal Service WASHINGTON. March :‘S.—Pun- lslimcnt of the sugar manipulators. who manipulated the price of sugar is more important than the investi- gation of the effect of the new tarii! duties on the sugar market. declared Basil M. Manly, in a telegram to President Harding today. Manly sent the telegram as a pro- test azninst President Harding: or- ders to the Tariff commission H from St. Augustine. yesterday. As author of the original cia; holding the price manipulation have been a direct result of the m‘. leading statement issued by Sect-eta! Hoover. on the condition of the mar ket, Manly who is director of the People's Legislative Service. again urged the president to direct the At- torney General to proceed to the in- dictment of the guilt__:' consiii‘ators. MUST—— iERTY QUESTEUNED BY RECOR;r NPHV YORK. March 29,—Drnx M. Daugherty. only ten of the ntlu ocy general of the, l'nitrd tSntes. a; neared at District Attornwy Pecorn‘ office today at the atter’s request an- war. questioned at ength concerning: blackmail plots in which Dorothy Roi-Xian. slain model, figured as a de- coy. i QUAKERS THANK—ED l l FOR RELIEF WORK A ltttr‘r of appreciation has been received by the Quaker Relief Mission authorities in Austria from Jacob to word from the American Friends! service committee in Philadelphia. I Mayor Reumann said in his letter: “It gave me great pleasure and satls- ! faction to see the admirable and suc- 3 cessi'ul way in which your society 'wcrks in the interests of our needy; popuatlon. I hope it will continue to flourish and Lung full success w"): it. " Quaker work in Vienna is continu- ing on a large scale because of the widespread unemployment situation which prevails and the astonishing de- preciation in currency. SERIOUS TROUBLE IN RUHR REGION By Universal Cable Service ‘COLOGNE. March 29.—Serious dis- turbances are reported from Gelsen- kirchen, Dortmund and Essen. ' At Dortmund, there was a. near riot. when the German police fired into a crowd to disperse them. No casualties were reported. The French have occupied the town. The French seized two important citizens 0! Met- termann. today. holding them as hostages. after a French officer had been fired upon and slightly wound- ed. U. S. MISSION TO EXAMINE GERMANY By Universal Cable Service LONDON. March 29.-—An American business minionls proceeding to Germany as a result of the visit to Rome 0! Hugo Stinnes. the German industrialist. according to annfiince- ment. “on highest authority." by the Evening Standard. It is stated that the American mis- sion will examine Germany’s finan— cial position and make unofficial sug- gestions to the State department at Washington.. Bil-CAPTURE HAIL ROBBER By Universal Service. ATLANTA. GA.. March 29.—Gerald. Chapman, million dollar mail robber. or New York. is lying in the federal penitentiary has 351a] tonight with a. bullet in his body. having been cap— tured in the woods near Colbert. Ga... in a running fight with n. posse. fol- lowing his escape from the peniten- tiary. yesterday. Frank Gray. forget. who escaped with Chapman. also was captured. More than 100 shots were“ tired before the conflota were taken. Rcumann. mayor of Vienna. according l . 3‘! Y OUR EASTER) CLOTHES -— at good ones There are a lot more important things to think of on Easter Day than clothes. You’ll not be thinking of yours if you buy good ones— and they will be good if Hart Schafi‘ner & Marx make them. All the new styles are here. - $35 to $45 Other Fine Values at $24.50 to $32.50 Easter topcoats; Raglans, belters, Chesterfields, box coats Young men’s styles, N orfolks, sport suits, 2, 3 and 4 button sacks . ' New Spring Haberdashery i Rogers ‘ 69" Stevens . - ‘2 NORWALK ‘—Two Stores-:- so. NORWALK
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