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WEE? ARTFORD TAX MATTERS
7‘ Board of Relief Withdrawn Letter t0
5‘ :1 Mr. Corbin.
There seems to be a misunderstand-2
Attorney Gutierilllsht. Tax COmmIs
:sioner Corbin and members of the
boards at assessors relief and select-
Imen of the town of West Hartford
and citizens of the town.
lM,1n regard to the conferento thntI The statement has been made that
was :held Thursday forenoon in the the ronfciexue had not proceeded vci y
civilly! on the situation in West' far when the members of the board
Hartford relating to the work of thelof relief withdrew their letter to tho
Manners. it has been stated that'
.uhdnonferencc was held in the office
affliction commissioner. This is oili-
claily denied it was held in the of-
«doe of the attainey general.
reuse at the conference numbered
tax commissioner and stated that they
would not trouble the attorney general
fm his opinion.
1 It should be stated that the opinion
of the attor'uey general would have
had no binding effect on the oillcials
in all about ten poisons, including
K?
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1 PIANO
OU’LL find in buying musical instruments that the
7 greatest economy and surest satisfaction comes
from buying the product of men who are in love
with their work. This is our reason for offering you
Kranich 8t Bach Pianos and Kranich & Bach Player Pianos.
Anyone who knows about the men and the factory of
Kranich & Bach knows that there is nothing too good to
use in thcii’instruments... Whenever you buy a Kranich 81
Bach of us you are absolutely certain of always bring satis-
of the town.
i
tied; they keep their tone and last indefinitely. We feel
very safe' in selling them.
"Cash Rented Installments
Does your Piano need Tuning or Polishing? Our I
workmen are experts. (EWrite or 'phone No. 30 .
I
M. Schoenberg Piano Company
1704 Washington 'St., South Norwalk '
Consumers League Label
.am. or as. new names-rs amt THI8 LABEL. ri-us Is a
invariant.“ THAT way an: mo: unoen room cam.
titan cotton-lam.
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lb WIR‘............ ....... . ..... .......'225¢to!t.00
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QOMDWATION‘ IVOIOIa'sIIAa. ...... i... ”£010.24”
Samples at Bargain Prices
“mitts-rs, values J56 music. 1
”49° to .1."
IOIOAIIOCC‘olIo-laololoalinolb‘lol
1,
'im. values m to bias.
.Il‘lldi.‘InololilIoillJlltDIlcltl[103’s t0 .1:"
nevus. when 269 to £1.00.
IQ‘III.‘VIJOAOQC 3nsotliilctilfill‘170)“ O”
II IIIIRISI II WIIIIII
Valuable books should neither he
allowed to stand loosely leaned one
against the other nor be crowded tight-
lyiozcihor upon the shell/ell. Millions
lion applies here as “in all things.“
tlirln who select hair bundenu for
prizes for their afternoon card parties
will without doubt hit upon something
very acceptable if they a scarcjul to
choose those that are gone ally becom-
Hg and also suitable to ho worn with
a gown of almost any color,
hack and white combinations
promise to be as good for ‘sprlns mil-
, linery as they were for fall and win-
for and surely nothing could be more
practical nor more uuiiersally bocom
log
The lingerie touch that is seen cv-
erywhere appears in the nesllgoe.
even, here in the white or cream
gulmpe (like the underllecvesl that
gives the becoming touch of white
near the face on what is almost always
a colored garment.
Anyone who has cameos can wear
ornaments both choice and smart. for
there is Just now a positive cram for
these lovely stones. Set in gold flll~
grcc. they are superb ornaments for ,
tho colffuro and they make lovely cu-
boohons or buckles or brooches.
Cunning pieces of my furniture can
be made from cork and black headed
pinswa pretty form of amusement for
convalescent children.
No one could ask for a more sensible
or useful sort of pastime for society
women during the laanten season than
7 din quilting been that will be taken up
with grout gusto vl‘lie quilts and calm
I-fmls so made ready may ho sold at
auction for charity (as some New \ork
women intend to doi or thoy can be
bought, up by the workers for their
onn or others‘ use.
Nothing more than short tabs of theL
“'1‘ wide silk braid make smmt trim
mlug for the plain little dresses of
‘ecrgc that will be so useful from now
on. Of dark hluc‘or black or white.
with color and turned back cuffs of
Iwhilo lrish. these are very inodish.
’l‘hr curly hints of spring millluery
urn most attractive examples of black
and white combinations, and rough
straws and Neapolitans already, sut-
gcsi summer.
Curtains of net ‘or scrim. made to
hang rather plain. are very pleaslna
when finished with a border of hotter-
ad chlnta along side- and bottom. not
back the width of the border. if not
is chosen told it hangs scant, no light
to speak of is excluded. yet adequate
protection II uffordod from utoipubllc
Kale. . b
Remnants of fish innit. rfmr good
sandwiches. Flake the h. removing
every particle of skin a d bone. than
rub to a paste with a little omam lad
butter in a saucepan over the fire and
neutron with salt and a dash of pepper.
Spread when cool.
Very hot water. to which a little or-
iuigo or lemon Juice has been INN.
nipped by the tosspoonful, will often
quench the thirst of a fovorlah patient.
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MRI. FILLOW’B ANCIQTRV.
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Was Remarkable. Even for a Native
of New Inland.
The friends of the 1m tin. Julia .
Bixolow Fillow. whose funeral is be»
ing hold thin afternoon. may bu its
boasted to know something. of her up ‘
pastry. which you romarkableyevon
for ,1ch England. She was born in
Hurifoid and was a graduate of the
Hartford High school and of the New
llrltaiu Normalnud commutation
blow mnulnnd Conservatory of
At Huston. . 1 ~
on. was no no.1... at Dr. John
lligalow of Hartford: the granddouah»
in;I of Dr. John Van ilureu‘.1nf Albany 1. i
“11:23.. of the renowned General
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@1116 alioliiad immunisation or lili-
In: a moment summons. «I
Hayward. minimums”
, Ml! lllli‘
stun?”
garnish a company “and We“! in
canard , .
olbli to: ‘ nmv
rations lulu cadmium
* lfs‘ihi’l must be; its
mil . lass
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New Haven’ 3 New Structure
Will Relieve Congestion
~ in Yellow Building
law-m we .
liovlaeil plans ifloii «no not! “ii-son-
ger ”station which. is to *be built in
New Haven by the New Haven road
have been adopted from Cass Gilbert
gby the committee appointed by the
board of directors to have charge of
idle buiidluur operations.“ and ill the
last meeting of the board of directors
the new plans were approved.
) The construction will be of liruliile.
the color of which may be either red
or white, and the frame work will be
of steel. The cost will ho $300,000
and may be label! the directors' com
mittee, which is made up of Judge A.
Heston Robertson, F; l“. Banister audo
James .8. Hemingyvuy. together with a
director who comes from Boston. have
their say about it.
The Iocatlon‘of the station will not
be changed. The entire structure.
with wings covering the baggage, mall
and express business will be 1080
feet in length. This us about one
min of smile. Aliloi‘ the platforms
will be covered with sheds and In the
rear of the station tiwrc will be run
six through puasonlotatracks at brew
out. with two more to come. These
tracks will be reached from the sta-
tion by subways.
Much office Room.
The new building, it is calculated.
will afford about 25,000 square feel
of office floor. these oillres to be on
the upper story of the structure, and
to be occupied by the active opornt
ins forces of the various branches.
thus llulitenlng the round for space for
offices in the “Yellow Building." which
has been heavy for some time post.
and which is becoming continually
heavier.
it is expected that tho new station
can be completed within a your. None
of the main executive odious of the
system will be tranche-rod from the
Yellow building to the new structure.
it in said that the cult-o capacity in
the Yellow building commits to 70,000
square feet. so it will he soon flint the
other addition in thi» new depot will
afford an lmwnafit addition to the
general office accommodations of tho
big system.
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DyIspepsia. Gas. 7‘ Indigestion and
'Pleariburn Vanish and You Feel
‘ Finein Five Minutes .
lilivcr family here (might to keep
soino iapepsln in the house, as any
one of you may have an attack of in-
dluastlou or Stomach trouble at any
time day or plight: .
Il‘his harmless preparation will dl
gust anything you out and overcome a
a1 tressod, outwit-order stomach river
in Inutou afterwards. .
if your mas don‘t tempt you, or
what little you 0 not seem! to fill you.
or lays like a lump all lead in your
stomach or if you have heartburn.
that is a sign of lndlzestlon
Ask your Pharmoclst for a 50 cent
clips of Papa's Diabopain, and take
11 little just as soon a! you can There
will) be no sour rlaluga, no bulchinar
oi undigested food mixed with acid,
up stomach gel or heartbui“ fullness
or heavy feeling in the atom ob, Nau‘
are. Debilltailng Headaches. Dizziness
or intestinal grlpiug Thin will all go.
and, besides. there will be no sour food
left. over In the stomach to poison
your breath with amour odors.
Papc'a Diapepaln la a certain cure
for out-oforder stomachs. because it
prevents {emanation and taken hold
(If Your food Ind digehui It just the
name as if your stomach run t then-
Relief In five minutes from all atom
Itch misery at any druz store. wait
Inn for you.
These large 50- cent can: contain
more than sufficient to cure almost any
chronic case of Dyspepsia. indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.
DINNER OP HAT MEN'S ASSOCIA.
TION.
The Boston ilat Mons Associotlon,
1‘ proposed of Boston representatives of
but of town but firms. will have a din-
net at the Huston City Club. Tuesday
ironing. February 14. The honor
i”
.gueats of the association Will be the
lion. Thomas N. Hart. 11 former mayor
10f ilostou and head of the firm of Hart.
Taylor £1 Co. hats. and Roger W. Al-
lon. of the American Hatter. The of-
ficers of the association are: Presl-
dcnt. George B. Webster; vicepresl-
dent. H. S. Ferris. and secretary and
treasurer. George E. Osgood. These
onlcers, with Frank '1‘. Barnes and H.
A. Norton. composed the board of man-
Pagers or the organisation.
All This Week at the A&P Store
100 Stamps Free with 1 Large
Can Baking Pewder at 500 ,.
70 Stamps Free with 2 Bottles
Pure Extrapts, each 25c
Very Best Creamer
Pure Lard a pound
Extra Fancy Polar
A&P Fancy Paton
A&P Condensed
Iona Tomatoes, 3 .
le Flour, La
out»
25lbsG adult
20Il1 G
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I
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1 Massimiliano»...
llama vital lbi at
induction: a...
“Mimi‘s“ ‘
ryButter a pound
Best Cream Choose a pound .
A&P Fancy Paton Floor. 11 barrel $6. '15
Magnolia, Clover ‘r Star Milk can lilo
ilk a can .
cans for .
Stringless Beans, , cans for ‘
Pancake citBucknili at Flour, pkg. IIlc'
Royal Covenant. ‘PI $8
30c
13c
17c
a peek 206::
our 243/. lb bag, 85c
:90
25c
25c
1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport ‘kdvdrtlhomoma.
The D. M. Read Co
Established 1857
VALENTINE SILK WEEK.
Every bulletin from Paris, that source from which
Dame Fashion receives suggestions. points decidedly to
‘ '1
romance son SUMMER GOWNS.
ququcstiouably Foulard is above all a Summer Silk,
for there is no other so airily light, so strong in'texturc in
spite of its lightness, or so adaptable to the present and
clinging modes of dress. The coming week at our Silk Sec—
tion is to be
VALENTINE SILK WEEK.
from the thirteenth to thc ciglitcccntli inclusive. The Silk
Department will bc‘ovcrflowing with beautiful new Val—
in tho bottom of the» Attention: Tbs.
bodies of the three man mat:
new“. .
cntiuc Foularils 1'11 the ultra fashionable designs for 1911..
.. . a . .
Lliicf among the many Virtues of the Valentine Folli-
ards is the fact that they are absolutely unspottablc from
I
rain or water.
matter how delicate the color.
Any woman may feel safe. in that regard, no
A Valentine Foulard will
not be spoiled by a sudden splash of water or a rain storm.
The silks are subjected to a
“sccr8t surface finish" which
renders tlicm impervious to drops of water, while the beauty
and lustre of the material is in no way dimishcd.
The assortment is unlimited, light, medium and dark
rfi'ccts, most temptiugly displayed. Well worth an especial
visit.
‘ week.
Thé D. M.
Ready this morning, and continuing throughout the
Read Co.
1mm micron; «In... or
IOKA.
a—u—v-o
Fate of the Myra w. Spear and Three
‘ of Her Crew.
1 A story of the sea was disclosed
in the district court of the United
States in Hartford the other day.
when Judge limes P. Plait approved
a decree chairing the Gilbert Trans-
portation Company of Noam: from all
liability except that which may attach
to the valhe of the bulk of the schoon.
or Myra ransom. which laundered in
the Atlantic Ocean. off the Humbu-
outta coast on December 31. 1908. 1110
decree was mused under a. petition
for. limitation of liability. which was
Iliad by the Gilbert Transportation
Company.
The Myra W. Speak was a three-
nmod schooner. She was 189 tons
. register. 117 foot loan twenty-three
foot wide. and «realest deal). She
was built of oak and carried a crew
of live man... 011 December 35....10u8.
she left New lamina forBalem. Man.
with 3.300 railroad ties. Ounce“:-
bar 28 she was off Vineyard Haven.
Blue. and aim not into trouble. and
dually bar acne shot deep into the
an. and than it, remained. learns!
china small part of the aura above
the water When the nose went down
the cook. the mate and ones-ll» wen
_ lost. The mater And the other sailor
climbed to the ottoman» remained
above water and won takes of! by a
labia: boat named the militarism on
What been. «on or hard own
“not or com alone. «,
W0 indium
nations for units «not barium m
tumours. as; manna than»
Mir ......... mu
mm
mandible. values or the «human. but
the condemned won or. com-whore
.‘P‘ 3.153 u is.) on w
910‘ Lil ‘Ilt
.aflflli commit l)
’ rue: WWI.
chemist-noon of December til. Nails. "
main laid {at “‘
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MAKE FORMAL KICK.
Railway Mall Clerk: in This Section
Demand Freodom of Speech.
BOSTON. Mum, Fob. 18.-v0ver 500
members or the Railway Mall unwis-
tlou of New England sonata; in Bos-
ton last night pasted resolution which
will be submitted to contrast asking
for a better regulation of hours of
work. traveling allowances and 'free-
dam of speech. "
The resolutions say that the rail-
way postal clerks of the first division
of the railway mail service “have
reason to be dissatisfied with condi-
tions as at present existing, due to
recent ideas of economy. therby im-
posing pulsar-able hardships on the
clerk: of this service and therby im-
pairing their oflciency to the great do-
trilnant of the public. "
Regarding free speech, the resolu
tious say:
"We assert as American oltlaoaa
engaged in public barrios that w. are
entitled no the adta conferred by
the constitution, demand the re-
scinding of the executive order which
forbids freedom of Speech on the part
01 government employees "
nits in nonawav.
, . .
an 11%:in
on Ihis add. 1 ‘
id but the
loath probs t.
comm clung.
Norwalk Chronicler