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REFERENCE CATALOGUE of McCALL‘S.
-. Every woman who attends our’ opening to-
" morrow we will present one of these 191:
Style Booko.
most reasonable.
New .Dress Tnmmmgs
we take pleasure in showing our large line of
Fine Trimmings. consisting of beaut'
ed Garniturel. Galloons, all colors, Nets of all
styles spd colors. Bandin
and our new lines of
Ill Bond-
s to match. Tinsel,
ash Braids. Prices
lllmery.
and Dresses
Saturday and Monday
One Entire Remodled Floor Given to This Beautiful Department
We take pleasure in inviting attention to our Formal Spring Opening of Millinery. Suits and Dresses We have brought to-
gether this season the largest and most exquisite collection of Miliinery. Suits and Dresses ever shown in The Norwalks.
Our beautiful Millinery Displays possess the attractiveness of superiority. because they' re up—to- -the minute styles and are
riches. entirely different from the general show elsewhere. and at prices for which we will make this department famous. All
in all. it is a fine time to look now. and to buy if ready.
You are welcome. one way or the other.
Trimmed Hats
We will show in our enlarged Millinery
Department 150 new Trimmed Hats for
your selection Every Hat we are show-
ing is entirely exclusive in design and
represents quality. harmony of color and
taste. All the new stunning effects and
most beautiful novelties out this season.
VCI’
lowers.
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Everything that is new and good in
Flowers-—-all the season' s new Novelties.
Here our patrons will find positively the
latest and most advanced Novelties
Whether you buy or not. at
least come and see the ma
play of this season‘s beautlful Flowers.
ificent dis-
Suits
New Spring Suits for Women. Misses
and Juniors. consisting of Navy. Black.
Green and Tan Serge. Silver Gray Mix-
tures. Panamas and many new Novelties
in a variety of exclusive models. $15.98
and up Suits made to order. $20 to 845.
high-grade Untrimmed
Shapes that are extreme
We will show Opening Day zoo different
new style that is out for this scam!
Shapes of Hemp. Milan. Hair and Chip.
are becoming Shapes that immediately
take your eye with their beauty. “Shapes
for people who know good style.”
88
Hats in every
where. The
shown. If
and Shapes that
disappointed.
CIIIIIIIeII’s Hats
No such showing of Children‘ 3 Hats any.
lines of stunning Children’s Hats ever
come to that store and you will not be
largest and most exclusive
II want something different
0
$5 Hats. $3.98
Just for Opening Day. so of our best $5
models. in Black. Blue. Brown. hand—
mmely trimmed; regularly $5. Opening
Day only. $3. 98. No two alike.
to 39c.
FIVE VERY SPECIAL OFFERINGS
39c Neckwear. 25c
We will show tomdrrow several
numbers of Ladies‘ Neckwear. values up
Very special, Opening Day. 25c.
“CW
I25c Hose, 19c
Our regular 25c Ladies‘ Hose. on sale
this day only. 19c pair.
$2 Shapes.
styles: regular price $2.
Day only. $1.29.
Very smart Shapes. this season's beat
$1.29
For Opening
59c Flowers. 39c
We will sell tomorrow small clusters of
Roses with fern. all colors and combina.
itions: regularly 59c. Opening special. 39c.
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
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'BiSllopric Wall Board and Sheathing
. The modern substlluta for the old style lath and plaster. Better
and cheaper. Applied drv- keeps dry all the time. In sheets us feel,
88 inch lhlcl(.. lllshoprlr Wall Board is class. unitary and odorless.
Being A non conductor. it saves tool In winter and keeps out summer
heat. "
Blahoprle Sheathing for billet" exteriors. nallsd I’o studdlne la
mus db rumor is also llrst~olats sound dosdonsr under doors.
coffin largis stock of there matarlsls and can fill your order
”Mr IV. 1 I a.
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to A [slice
motif 'two and tbmply ’l‘ar Pa.
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.when the resolution waa read.
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. senator Mona sat down on him hard
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ghoul in favor of his reappointment
{be made if so. I more that the miller
roll «I released on hls own rs ..
pour In court. its '.
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sentatlvo lllIIIllquI and his colleague.
Roprooonlatlvo Cslno. had been heard.
the matter was rocommlttod lo the
committee on ludlrlary on motion of
lbsprosohtatlvo lluntluglon.
Mr. Blugham in failing the door
said
that when the matter canto up before
the committee ho wanted to present
‘a name in opposltlon to that of Judso‘
Hungerford. but decided to wall untll
ad spoken To his surprise the boar
ng woo declared closed before he
could speak. He. lllugbsm said than
and asked him If he had wltnesaos llo
Irepllod that be had Mo witnesses He
also told the committee that he would
prefer charges of Incompetsnoy and;
com loll "hard words to use” Hc'
sold u had put hlmsolf on record us i
help in favor of John F. chonouxh
and auso of the fact that he was not I
allowed to present his evidence before.
the Judiciary commutes be asked Ibo.
house to consider the matter In prot-
onn'ca to having o re
At tbls point Representstlvo Banks
salted: “la a chorus of corruption to
be rsuoolntnlttod to the committee."
"i want to be heard now.” repllod-
Mr. l'llnghanl. “if 1 had been llourd
by the committee lls lopert would be
rmrsod'“ l/lr. Binnsln went on to
say thst from Judps llunpsrfords
court is appeals had been taken. Nina
were not perfected. one cos. Was turn-
ed over to the probation officers and
37 WON! seller) in the hither court.
Does that show competency?" “I.
“on. um Ho III-II III. uses (It; 1
ll buvluslw. arrested for aniline ..
liquor on Sunday. He sold the scans.
sure and failed to II
was found
yha had
vlnslt tapped?“
llornsyil II In
I letl
til! M “3.. Mil Vii“ Mll-
"llalblod {bloom l
not present himself an. i}
dollars to the prose , ,
limit. I
lsIorIImld :30 to the nroaocutlng at-
loruoy as a retainer In a suit. for M-
some. .Iudse Hunuerlord know this.
MI: lllugbuln declared. The suit has
Never been brought, tho money h“ not
been returned and the woman ls works
lull for it u day in Ansonla.
In another case 860 was demanded
by the prosecutor before he would is
one a wrlI and Judge liuugorford know
rule also.
in another Instance. a Hungsrlsn
who could not spook Enullsll asked
for an interpreter. was refused and
fined '10 for contempt of court by the
Judge.
"These cases show the man."
Mr. Blnuhnm. sitting down.
Representative Hotrhlllsa said that
Mr lllnshsm ts from his slde of the
house. a Democrat. lie was also born
aald
.h. M... W .9..-
coarse..plm ly.blotch
admonig tly skin.
norm nothing better
s.
‘ . ly mills dates for exhibition games
' C m regulari
‘ e
. play .lulll
Conn
' man on
in Naugatuclt and had a warm friends
ablpfo fo.Mr Blnxbam "I wish he had
made boso charges during the boar
ins." said Mr. llotchltiss.
"It was the weakest case l ever
heard promoted. Mr. Blnrhsm never
made these cuss-sou at the bearing.
bouts of the most prominent men or
Naumucl appeared and favored
Judge Hunger-ford s Ito-oppolnlmont.
Representative Cslns. also of Non
oatucll. defended Judge Hunlorford.
He believed blm perfectly honest.
Representstlvc labell. of Ansonln.
speaking for the ludlclsry committee.
said that. it could not so Into the outs
of the prosecuting agent of Nauxstuek.
ills mutation was not on trial
Sold Mr. manhunt "Senator Hanan
mad. arbitrary rulings sud the com-
mittee could malt» no other report
than It bad
"When title youna. rising. ambitious
elitestnsn. sold Mr. Blnabsm. Men
rlna to Representative Callie. "was not
born l was below the “Mon and Dixon
lluo shooting at tho enemy from the
trenches." (Appl use.) ‘
Representative Intuition. another
member of tho Judlclary committee.
sold that no oblscllous ssalrlst Judge
Hungerfcrd were presented at e
hearlns. in View ottbe fact that char
ass had been made be moved thst the
matter be rooomnltteu tothc commu-
tes. and this action was taken.
On account of the denote srlslnt
cm the appointment of Judso Hun-
mm. the resolution rupmlntlna
Henry W. Hamilton deputy ludao at
Nonaatucll was also recommltted to
the ludlclsrl- committee
autumn the Mali. promotes
easy. natural movements. cures con
most ton—Doors I Aslt your
«no. It for theta. rim mu a boa.
, DAT“ In! OALL 0AM".
NEW HAVEN.M‘srch townhouses
ere-£1
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The followlng were Issued larch
Hill, 1911: List furnlsbed from office
of A M. Wombat!
Bridgeport: Harold II. Bridge-
port. safety lock balk,“ odorlclr C
Blanchard and E B. Croeltor. Brldso
port, Issue movement; Alberto Scars-
mclla..hiew Haven. ice creeper; Jacob
E. Strous. New Haven. corset; Wil-
lcltor of patents.
THERE'S
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llam K Henry, New Britain. door
stop for door checks and closers:
boats and F. Nair. New Britain. cover
for traps and eleanouts for sell- floss;
Albert F .Bebsde. New Britoln chuck;
Edmund A. shade. New Drltaln.
plane; Nicholas Triantanlu. New Brit-
ain. look; Henry (I. Volgllt. use an-
ulln. k ludleator; Henry Kappoie.
Stamford door fastener.
A Flw WEEK! more before Spring
commence in camel!
your work done before them
Let us put up your stove. do the us llttlaa, Install
your plumblng and bestl
(let your bouso in 3
onto by closing them bl
The Jones &
bulldl lll
Take this opportunityvo I!"
midi: Io desirable In
con n I“
out. "lib. done by
News
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so with Itmg_(rh"“.
at the Moor. 80
h. p. Touring Car
llaulppsd- with slll ”balm”. stall shield. m and Miami. m,
slalom and cell: 39mins first-class. IGllulfAIlW forces yearby
III. manllhbitll‘yl‘b. for uses. For mu psi-Ileana coil or sddreaa
r. E LOCKWOOD a- co.
(“hummus Itroal. Norwallt. cello.
or Connecticut mous- teams m stub
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tats. ’Vil e nuns of the
«silent touts will so to
llsuachusotts. sash-r of
the New Heroes. volt bout
“midi?“ ollA lug
on the “gerbils“ New Havoc It‘ll
Inca st litter on a
lo s builder lit the
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