or? riortcss
9 duo oratcrosv. ..
' .m. m, s. m a. mat.
“it“
MSW 1st We‘ll a: A sad? or
u as
ro'clotlt‘. utmost"
. odrdlolly invited. Rood
.W. ll. mom M Wilson
NR" or. so. R.A
'95 onions Mission russoav.
.‘l‘hs legislative hearing- on tired
Washington street bridge out out 5.
id Tuesday at lisrtiord at 2 padlock
The 12: 07 train from South Norwallt
alfrlvo‘s at Hartford at 1:60. which sl-
i‘9w9 ten minutes to reach the caplt6l.
lids” person lpterssted who 99s.
9_6'tild attend this hearing. No more
irisoertant matter to the town or Nor-
out was ever hater. the stag. i.9-
lolature. . 9 . ,9
W
tits WORK or consolidations.
9 ‘ HlLL‘. .'
. (Bridgeport Standard)
'file New York 'Tlmes speaking oia
Cosmonaut E. J. Hill's worn tor the
“dent's cohesion reclpronity prepw
asides ism—-
Hr. Hill. a: Connecticut... member
ol the ways and Means Committee.
rooslvod an hour to state the argu-
alonts tor the em. No member oi the
lions. commands its confluence s90
oludplotely as: an authority on tart!
matters. for years he has spent his
summer's traveling oi 'the lace oi the
oarth. studying trade conditions. and
llh has at his ilngers' ends every fact
and ovary figure that will elucidate
tits most confused and obscure tarid
problem. The House hung on his
Ms with loose attpstlen as he msdo
comparison sites comparison to prove
tho immense advantages of the sorce-
flout to the two dountrles.
119:1. statement oi the exceptional
nudlldeatio‘ns or Mr‘. Hill for disorient-
Windshield. in such matters is only
we here in Connecticut have
known and it'eauently printed he‘-
it is a mu. [roteiul however to
the roots acknowledged by so
9 metropolitan contemporary as
‘9 'l‘linsi'. nas Mr. mu been irom
' ' sate with a stresser pull than
- - t. his abilities would have
m fully realised years ago.
9ft maltes no dillerence will-H
'; o hoops everlastinniy at it. not
Hit himosli. but to illustrate and
9 the economic truths which he
. so wetland which no be-
two stasr oasars.
ideals Sentinel.)
lililll is noted as has:
Wsohlooioa. the other
usy out debate. it
99st not a public «9st
9" and 1 how boon
1 W over since." Julialnl
« some at tho cities are
for improvements
the states for allow no-
,fld tbs nation tor snot
sou, some or the rislltl
dill be rolled sons to
, :will he hotter unallosd
9mm or“. are tho man
for osatrsollss the costs.
' $8 Gleason oi ”the work oi the Sunday
:I .
La 0. Will“ of Wade VS a.
‘ ‘na’lhls for Non L:ho whirl?“
hiss
WATllltllliRY.° Feb. 17. ~Dsroy S.
White. 82 years. 9 months. intentor.
wrest... natural mechanic 9nd busi~
ne'sa than oi Waterbury. died at his
Jhoms hose Mom 12:30 a m. today.
He was horn In Springfield, Mass.
' May :14; 1828; sitar the death or his
iathot‘ in will! was bound out to a
tumor and! he was nine years old: 1
‘ then worked as bobbln- -boy in s Chico-
pse cotton mill. rising to the poop‘
titties at room superl'n sntlsnt; then
worked in the sorlnsoeid armory. oi
Which hls (other was an e inflow",
Wilton Worked at dieslnklnp s‘n‘ sword
ornamentins for the Amos Manulac-
luring company at Chicopoo; moved
mm Chicanos to Hartford about 1866
‘ entering the factory oi the ilartior
manniacturlns Company and inventing
there the ilrst successful machine for
hurnlshing silver. plated list were;
some to Waterbury in 1863; w tor
17 yesrs connected with the or of
ltogerti and Brothers; late was so-
etiolated with Brown and dEBrothsr-s;
and tor some years past has been
president of the Electrical ppllance
Manufacturing Company oi aterhury. ‘
He was a wall read man. although he
neVer attended achoel alter his sev-
enth year; possessed wonderful inven-
tive coins and invented 'a number
0! vs ushlo machines for silverware
manufactures and for unkind” seamless
boilers and tubing; was also no author-
ity. on the x-roys and their use. Was
stricken with illness at midnight and
(MW lai‘torward; leaves his
.1" e. three daughters. and a number
prunedchlldren Was a member oi
Clark Commandsry',‘ K. ’l‘.; Continent-
al w... F. and A. hi. and of the
American Association tor the Ad-
vaacement oi Science.
My...“
POPULAR AMOIIMINTI.
...-o.
pile»... At a Hosting. of tho. South
Nemalk Congregational Church.
Last evening the Thursday avsnin;
class at the South Norwsllt Constant
tiohal church continued its studies in.
the sooisl service ot the church. tho ion
mediate question being that or popu-
lar amusements.
Drliaefarland tool: up the reports
which had been presented by Frank
Ml: pro riding proper amusement
had by lss lsrsaret Wood on recrea
stioh In the home. lie followed this
the general setting iorth of the no
ooaolty- for W in the commute
asnussment and new
'l‘hree committees were appointed
last evening to bring in recommends
tloho nest Thursday evening regard
in: the laws governing public amuse
meats in relation to children. the mat
tor at public playgrounds and the use
oi school buildings for the purposes oi
public recreation.
WILLIAM ROOKYEFEtLER SLIGHT
NEW YORK Fob. l7.-Wllllam
Rockefeller. brother of John I). Rock-
eleller and active {or many years in
the maximal i. at the Standard Oil
Company. is co lined to his home on
Fifth avenue with an attack at turn
haze. iollowlng a cold which he can
tracted a few days ago First reports
had it that Mr. Rockeiellsr was suitor
in; from pneumonia, but it was said
at the Rockerieller residence today
that his ailment was nothing more so-
rious than lumhsgo. resulting from his
cold settling in the muscles or his
back producing a palniul. but no dan
serous condition. No symptons of
pneumonia had developed. it was said.
and it was expected that Mr. Rockeiel-
lor would be about as usual in two or
three days.
NEW STREET BIGNI FOR IAIT
NORWALK.
some time ago the East Norwalk
improvement Society ordered some
street signs irom John ll. Blake. alltt
specialist. and those have now arrlv
ed. Mr. Blake will have a lone oi
men at work putting them in their
places in East Norwallr within a few
days. or as soon as the clear weather
is ssh in evidence. These sins
would ave been placed in position-to-
day but for the rain. They are very
attractive and are plainly read. bolas
exactly the some as the sins of the
city oi Norwallt. which Street Controls-
sloner John Melon! procured last year.
onus vroroata mandates.
DONDON, Fob. l'l.-—Tho repeaters
nouneomont that Emperor William
would attend the osrohosy oi unreli-
iu the patient memorial to Queen
Victoria. which will tails also. to
treat oi Buonlnshata Polsoe on liar
1s. was confirmed oilcially today. The
norws ls heartily welcomed hy British.
”...... am ““2“ that to:
7 WW ”I“ i'. 0
composted by Impress Aususto Vis-
toria. and it is «posted that the to.
wilihsthssosstseililasOosoossnd
Queen lsry ior several days sitar tho
anvslliu.
sum MID WWII Wino.
“Wk than. therv
loo Cup at. the assent do‘ilsrhy ywas
st. ’Nldli'. today. by r. L. W
”aka, macros».
.mm
manhunt.“ users“
mossy snows involution osso. l _
Another Great Saturday
Our Annual
Odds and
nds Sn '6
[VERY FEBRUARY AIOUT THIS TIME WI HAVE WHAT IS KNOWN AS AN ODDS AND ENDS SALE.
IT REPRESINTS ALL THE RIMNANTO, RROKEN LINED. ODD
PIECES OR ENDS OF BOLTS. ODD SIZES. AND IN MANY OASIS. DISCONTINUED STYLIS. THE GOOD! ARE ALL PERFECT AND PRACTICALLY ALL NEW.
THE
PRIOR! ARE FROM A THIRD TO A HALF IILOW MARKET VALUE. IT‘S ONE OF THE TIMES OF THE ENTIRE YEAR THAT IS REALLY HARVEST TIME. THE LAT!
A. T. ITIWART. POOSINLY ONE OF THE GREATEST DRY GOODS MEN. II ORRDITID WITH SAYING THAT HIS REST ASSET WAS THE CONFIDENCE OF THN RUM-IO.
OUR IXPIRIINOI HAO TAUOHT US THAT THIS GREAT MEROHANT’I IDIAS WERE AIDOLUTILY CORRECT. OUR PATRON! TRUST US~THEY'VE LONG DINO!
LEARNED THAT WE TELL THE TRUTH. COME TOMORROW TO THIS HARVEST OF BARGAINS.
. . I,
W. aists
Unquestio‘a‘sbly the Greatest Values
Ever Offered
Tailored Waists. 490
Lot of Tailored Waists. including Per-
cale. Gingham, Linen. etc.. colored
and white; excellent value at 90¢.
Tomorrow, 49c.
Lingerie and Lawn
' Waists
About 15 styles to select from. embroid-
ery and lace trimmed. high neck.
sleeve models; some Tailored
W ate in the lot.
Special tomorrow . ...... . . .970
. (Reg. $1.50 values)
Lingerie Waists
The popular “Standard" Walsts.
slightly soiled from counter display:
beautifully trimmed models; worth
‘3‘“ $1.79
Women’sNewSpring
Suits
Forty-two new Sample Suits. alley.
smart styles. just fresh from the even,
so to speak. The handsomest and
nobbicst models you ever saw—tho
new. smart. short Jasltota and man
nlsh skirts—right up to the minute.
All made of fine English cloths. sizes
:4, :6. lo. 32. so and so: regular
prices Gas and $28
rm"... ........... $18.50
These eatrmnsly low prices on Wo-
men' s Stylish Winter
Suits and Coats
Splendid quality oi materials and per.
foot tailonr‘s‘rnsks these garments
very dealt pportunltias such
as these do not occur every day
Tailored Suits
Lot oi just as Suits.“ in mixtures.
onals. chevlots and amps.
and colors: regular has
values. Tomorrow .....ss .98
Tremendtius
Cost Savings
mmmquthuu
l and short models. in heresy
.3“. Nilm’f...$3. 49
Millinery
"swam IMION HATS. tor It'll-
medians wear. lstsstshspss :htsclr
mfl.fim$
m “our” WINTER HATS.
$1.93. and $250
minimal) HAT‘. ‘” l
.1; ,.......~....'.os..sr.sstI03%.
.‘
Stylish Separate
Skirts
New tailored models in Panama. Mo-
hair and Fancy Mixtures; black and
colors; regularly 86. 98.
”iii” ....... $4 949
I Simplicity
House Dress
A perfect House Dress, easily launder-
ed. as It opens irorn top to bottom
in front. is neat and shapely and fits
perfectly; made of Percale in light
checks; sizes 36 to 46
Special .......... 98C
Kimonos
Oddsagtd ends in Kimonos and Comb-
in; scques. pretty floral and Per-
sian designs; value ago. 1
Tomorrow ................. 4C
Heavy Flannelettc Kimonos, floral and
figured cficcta; some handsomely
trimmed; $150 quality.
Tomqrgow ................. 97c
Percales
50 pim’lfiord-wlde Pcrcalcs. all new
Sprin lied. hist' in America; value
15c ’ Ends I
Sale tharrow. vans ... 10/20
Blankets
30o pairs Bed Blankets. good quality;
gray and white. neat borders. value
Odds I Ends Sale
tomorrow PAIR ........... 440
Chambray
tooo yards line quality Chambra in
lain colors: value rat‘s. 0d &
lids Sole tomorrow.
ran vase .9 .............. 87/“:
-. Sheets
Just received another case of in...
celebrated Bad Sheets; worth soc.
Odds I End's. Sale ”2%
Notions
and Small Wares
No. do host quality rarssra run.
DON Pink. Ditto. Red. Black and
Will tvaluesscyd Oddstlrtds
Oddad Rolls in LEATHERI Illa!
ELASTIC BELTS. so: and no
values. Oddsd EndsSalstomor-
m0h|o|vool0ool'oli|;uo|uool3oxgufl.
OBRIIAN SILVER hi
mediate also. lined: assailant
salmon”. Oddskkudshslsoo.
W I‘dodlhl IRSIOUCIIifi'Gll'w
PAD NOS! SUPPORTS“ all onl-
munitions. Oddst Bola
mil-ICOoolooloosoIOIli‘”
PIN-ON NOSE SUPPORTERS. all
finds _ designsé
will!!! "mumsslso
sterner.
»Wm......n..u..-uutiblfll
Silk and Cotton
Dress Goods
The Greatest Stock in Connecticut.
y‘tll‘ugoriul Variety! Extraordinary
and yards ODDS AND ENDS. such as
Poplins, Possess. Novelty Silk Fan-
cies, and lots of others; reg. pn'cca
25c up to son. Odds & 121/26
Ends Sale. tomorrow. YD"
"CHENmEY"“FOiI&A:DS, about one
y moo ngths; oc.
Odds & Ends Sale, "I 5
tomorrow. YARD ..........
so pieces of-our famous SHANTUNG
SILKS—all we have and all we will
have; best 50c value in America.
Odds & Ends Sale.
tomorrow. YARD .......... 29C
Odds e Ends of COTTON DRESS
GOODS. in stripes. checks and
plaids; regularly sold at 25c yard. 90
Tomorrow . .......................
Muslin Underwear
PETTICOATS
Short Muslin Petticoats of fine muslin
with ruffle of embroidery.
Special tomorrow ........... 24c
Women’s Long Muslin Petticoats :5
dozen in the lot. made with deep
hematitched ruffle; reg. 69c
value. Tomorrow .......... 390
Long Muslin Petticoats, with deep cm-
broldsred Bounce; a variety of dainty
patterns; 75c value.
Tomorrow ................. 49C
WOMEN’S DRAWERS
as doun fine quallt Muslin Drawers,
with Swiss dercd ruffle: made
to sell at 39c.
Special tomorrow .......... 240
Women' a fine Nslnsoolr Drawers. made
with embroidered ruiflc‘ in a variety
of designs: excellent value
at 50c. Tomorrow . . . ------- 37C
man‘r GOWNS
Lot of Women' s Muslin Night Gowns.
cut extra lull in all sisco.
Tomorrow ................. 270
Fine Muslin Gowns. rulllc trimmed
collar and culls. some cmhrold
trimmed; hi and low neck;
sixes. Specie
price ................... 9. . 690
Cartels, 59c & $1.09
Those massing little prices are possible
because these are the samples—in-
cindlngsarn as of the 3 mod.
ell. we have more 25
rllu-ahlgh oi than r in gmmorml
s e y
Inns and “an”.
Women’s. & Misses’
Gloves-$1.15Gloves
at '85t:
Cm Gloves. 32c
WWII. ”CHM oi‘ Glove
LOIS foothold!" day Wt
all stars; usli & Ends
lists W. as:
Pyrographv
ODDS a ENDS IN PYROGRAPHY
AT HALF PRICE
For lovers of Pyrography this is the
greatest opportunity ever offered
Umbrellas.
L9sdics’ and Gent’ s Gloria Slllt Umbrel- ‘
las. mission and fancy handles; ex-
..mvrti'r r31. 19
Men’s Furtlish'ings
Gcnt’ s NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, “Silver"
brand. all patterns; sizes it to
:8; rcgulay hr. Tomorrow.
one; a Ends Sale .......... 690
Gent's OUTING :LANNTEL PAJA-
MAS. values to r so. ’0- 83c
marrow Odds at Ends Sale”
a '9 1
Ladies Underwear
Extra and “regular size SHIRTS a
DRAWERS; 50c and 59c values.
Odds & Ends Sale
tomorrow .................. 39c
Medium weight COMBINATION
SUITS, high neck; long sleeve, aa-
kle length; reg St quality. Odds &
Ends Sale 75
tomorrow c
Women’s Wdét‘
Bags, 98c
Seal and Walrus Wrist Bags, metal or 9‘
leather covered frame. fitted with
purse. single or double strap handle.
leather or moire lined. all new shapes.
black and colors. $1.50 value. To-
morrow. 98¢.
Embroideries
20-inch CAMBRIC FLOUNCINOS.
handsome designs; worth 35c yard;
sold thousands of yards at rgc. To-
mortaw. Odds & Ends 1
Sale. ran YARD .. ....... . 40
mos yards EMBROIDERED GAD-
LOONS and BANDINGS. most sa-
qulsite patterns; worth ago To-
morrow Odds n Ends Bale, ”19c
PERYARD. ..
Toilet Articles
SANITOL—Powder. Pasta or 17
Liquid; rog.ssc.st........ c
DRESSING COMES. b k rubber or
white celluloid; 25c v us. ‘
I
mess ,
too Irish Linen Pattern Tabla Cloths.
bought from a large New York lin-
porter. Should have hosts hire for
omjanua Sale: th mantis-
taito in shptnsnt we ds’t receive
than until this molt. W than
‘hsnusroturndimth oEai‘od
thamstagrsatsacriilco. hrs.‘
. can buy totem, a Table
mhvvorthuoe
$2.66
.‘ assessorsossooossoosl
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