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Now Is the time for recovering floors.

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. lIIm pines in Floor Coverings place. (.‘Irpeto wiltalwnyo be
”We show an attractive line. in demInd. We Ihow it good
.Axminiotor Rugs, variety.
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on the Concrete Block Com-
party’s Property at East Nor-
'walk, for Stile. Will be Sold to
party making bent Offer for
time. Address ~ Bridgeport
anoret'e Company, Bridgeport,

 

The Hatch 8r Bailey Company

0001'“ NOBWALK, CONN.

lumber and MiliWork forEverything

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BEAVER BOARD

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DMOY‘W «troll-honor. It in IquI'nttbiI o! In “It“ now
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alumni mm Milan-I

f4 writon contribution thIt ovul- IintId
‘ tried and tried out n'xood many
- the plans that are not often coiled

_' 1658 11nd Imunted n tor tho world
. Not until 1818 did" Ippenr in Eur-

I ’to turn out Ind vote on Inch molten.

"Immature Ipproved u

' . 111‘ 818.
. 'jild

_ inn Inbject' to lmoonohmont for quII

1? outta or no on».
‘ , quItod by I voto‘ oi two-think, oil

 

. , Inland-n colohy to mt: I. chum
. and“ which one rooIWId plIin norm

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Wilmlmlti
‘ th§6rohd connoii '

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mm: firm-mu Qty-«Tho th'In-
ty-leth InnuIi union or the mud

council of tho ltoyIi Amount VII
opened Tuesday night It the Hotel

iGovernor BIldtvin, attended by over
'200 members and dolomite: from all
parts at the ItIte, with Icvcntydlvo
or more from thin city.

The joy oi tho occnuion was en-
hanced by the announcement that the
order had gained for the your 1911-
l912. l0? now member- in into state,
and mountain: at honor woman the
sentiment of trItornIliIm and form-
pority (or s tho. order in all their
Ipeociwl. Governor Baldwin. speaking
on the tour “Looking Ahead Ind
[poking BIclt" s.Itd

“i Im Inclined to think thIt the
tendency oi the people in general loot
now in the country at large in to look
ahead more than they look back. Yet.

just as looking back gave your «been
and the urinal-loo they employ-oil
means of fixing tutnro rates with what
seemed practical certainty, In the poo
pie 0! the United StIteI cIn look back
on their long hintory that can give
them a good deal of strong dvidenoo no
to the worth of many I plan for I
change of town which in being “to
cated today by men who do not look
back. Here In Connecticut no thu
the oldolt from government under I

We th0 hId time to try out! we have
of

he". .
"We Invented this rolerolllltlm in

ope. Then swiuorlnnd beam -to two
'lt, limiting it then, In We do Itill,
propositions tor grout Ind funda-
3
law. Since then they tho extended
it in switurlnnd to ordinary tam
uros of legiIiItion. A low onrI I30.
tor tnItInco.tt1ey Iolomniy voted on
a referendum on to whether then;
should have I mercury oi loulionl
It WnIhinzwn It I Iniary It 38,000 4

‘onnectlcut doeI not think it .0011
some to tho bar pueblo It largo IIlt

 

and therefore know tho retardation
tor canItItqunIl amendmentn

"She tindI thou: adequate to hop
hcr conntitutlon up to the Within A

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8.018”.

out Irnnd WSW JIrIIy, who
“011i“ M 9°!

ont’finil 1'! Ildyz'l Wt Ii.
Baboon, ,. ”mononu—
lotto; ‘ITN' oyI tgutt'lll. Ito Colt

' to Serviooz" Johny“, flhmvouport. put

' [rand rodent of donn‘o’otlcut who hId

, "‘llIt in the max."
Tull. by I banquet and motion to ~

Work, had I row romnritn on the lnrg»
lent. mod council in the United Stat“.

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few years no our Iuprcnw’oourt 0t
anon. by I divided court, hold that;
the legislntura had no power to give;
it tho «right to reboot. on In Ipplij

L, tutor: or I new trial or I cuew hich}

it was claim-ed but been 'rona‘ly do
cided by a judge, any quIIItlonpt (act
which thIt 1111130le derided. The
constitution. they and. stoodinlho
twny. Tho minority at the court
thought it did not. but you the
proponod‘
amendment to tho constitution. ‘ox
prootti; giving tho court with I power.)
1 hope it will be unproven by the com i
ins legislature, Ind ii Io and the peo
ple. on I roiorandunt vote out your.
approve it. that decision of the court.
wht-thcr It win right or wronl upont
the conntltutlon II it 15th bolero i
will be law no looser. Thin Iirnplol
Ind ottectlvo way at gutting rid of a
judicial decision. some now would re-

 

men do not look noon to turn dim
post. They think only or looking.
IhoId. and one on never turn ot‘ tnei
put. They think only or tookm‘g‘
ahead Ind one on never learn of tho
tuturo. The tutnro itcopit its own
necrotn for itself. ,

“But here onto connecttout III“
the recoil in the boat oi unripe, I:
IhII had it for ncIrl'y I hundred years
Her preIont conntl‘tutton VII Idoptad
Ind it provideI (not; the
at tho supremo court or e'rrorI
Ind or the Inner-tor court boIidII bo-

IhIll be removed .by the Invdrnoit.
ll ho lI on re»

 

Inuit noun 0! the uncut Imbly. l

' And the but of It lI' tint our mantel

than never onoI‘I am It. nIc'IuIry
to mart to Inch I till“. -
"The t to thIt mnoctiout «a

W“ M i won! our town II on. or
1' run in. hot-Ln «It» II in went. on»
. cInI I00lt~ but on nonrly thou e...-

 

uttII tit ‘IIttlI‘d tron loverntnont Ind
.31“ thin III III the ill-It

drum of nor own dholn‘o.

 

 

' at the buildings of the

plilce by recnil oi the 11mm snout

NS.» into till.
unit by Tout,

I tow witty mm, on ”Anything
You Choon." Ind Edward B. Boynton,
another put. [rand regent. of thin
stItI. who urodtod‘Toddy'I tumoun

'Chll'kl "Born (lumen. of Cornell
univenity, out tmndresent of New

1‘. Morgan hut—d. c! Eut HIrtiiord
council. furnished muIIcIl diversionI
for tho tout.

The election resulted as .‘ollowu:

(it-and Regent—«John 3.1-‘IIhor. or
Dnnbury.

Grand Vioo-Ros'ent—~l~l. B. Echmont.
New Haven. i

Grand 0rntor-Willlnm C. Kemp,!
‘l't‘inntcd.

Grand Secretary—43. E. Hoadley.
Now linen.

Ullliltl Treasurow‘li. C. Sheffield,
'iurti‘otd.

Grand Guide—n o Willi-ml, Emil
Hartford.

Grand ChIpIIin-E. B. Holloway.
Milford. .

(Brand Worden-«H. B. Robinwn.
Lrldxeport.

Grand Sentry—W E. Costello. Mori-
don

 

it. A.Ii.icndllnln, of Hartford, was
nice :d n member of the

board oil

truatees Ind PM. 8mm. at Meridond
wII elected II roomItItit-o ot the?
GrInd council to the Supreme coun‘l

oil which motto this year It lllclt-
round V11.

Initiation. min or
Ptildiildt‘df. runmm

 

Alli "Ellis! 0F llllflBi

tuontinuod iron: mint Pap.)

mutton Ind donolderntton in South

'montIl “Ms" in. the wmwmmtldorwnllt.‘ mot Norm]: Ind Norvnlit.
joint I copy hII boon died with our Ico-

 

may, who into their: here at this
meetinc.
The full timrlptlon oi plInI. II:

browned. III been printed in the}
dolly panan or Nornllt and South

gNofllll. Ind prob-lily bII been caro-

lully mo by Iitherc prmnt. They
Ire hero. new. it onlted tor;

At the inn nt‘o‘o’tln‘l no reported
tho outdone. tor the town. of mm:
proportion-arm bulldlnn in Ill-
Ibuttlhl tho brldxo. 0n Inch 37,
tho Into oi the to‘wn booth to Living
Iton I 00.. 0! New York. In luthorin
ed by the town, on con-ummntod.

Ind, tho pIymont received tor tho

«me on plnood in the hairdo of the
town trounrer

On Much 28. the following propen-
tieo.tvoro formally conveyed to the
”town by quitolnl‘tn doodo. namely.
Harm 1; Gun, June: It. Lone Ind
Jacob Urination on the tenth ItdI at

the bridge. Ind Goats: Rooter, 'tour

buildings, on tho‘norih Iidc. ‘l‘broo
south side
hue Ilnce boon Ioid It auction, Itter
havinl been duly Invertlud .

in addition to tho moot-ted purilhaiie
or properties iuut motioned, tho
clItmI or the Norwdlt Investment
Ootnplny. having boon purchased with
one more building.

It the first mention. otter the arm-
:iIIiion of this committee, I cordiIl
volcano woo prom to nonunion:
Ind criticisms thIt Ihould he mode in
the lithium o! the bridal. Ind tor
the public IdvnntIgo. 'i‘ho objoct or
placing the when Mm upon pub-
lic InIpoctlon VIII thnttho piano might
be cIrei'ully exIminod Ind Iuoh In;-
whom II ninyiho motto might be
duly watched both lat the cot-mitten
Ind by the «moon, Tinnitus tor
than Innelttono' to now, tor. while

t-tul committee nu been our. tho-0‘ »
plInI molly timol. Ind ‘lI II “Item ' .

to tho 0'"! More II thoroughly
considered Ind II nI'Irly Iqulutoly
right II out be. it to moat-Id by no
that vIluIblo IuIIoItionI In moot
to torn out (atom tony an tor one.
tut cooItdorItton. WI on until!"
tor I ion tutdro~ior more thou one
or two mutation-and it to right. to
record this tutoro Intl not Itoro‘lr tho
imodloto Mt. ‘

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111'. Md Width. of two

Immune odour than ’it» Ibout
tho brunt Ibutttn'ontnntlto mm

 

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LEATHER HAND BAGS SAMPLES WHICH ARE

CHARMING, Ann bunmrno LESS THAN

REGULAR.

These very attractive Handbags art- of moderate aizc, '
and lint- specimens of Safiian. Morocco, Natural and Pin
Seal, tine Walrus and other novelty leathers of high quail“

it.“ They are mounted in the most

elegant way,

lined

with heavy moire silk or leather, and bear the marks of

the bust goods.

At $2.00. $3.00, $3.5o, $4.00, $5.00. $6.50 and up

$19. 00.

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Remember, they are one-third Icon than regular. and

but one of each design.

 

WOMEN’S SILK HOSE, 25 CTS.

Leather (lauds Section.

Not nilk all the way. but boot tops of silk, solos and

tops of little, double garter tops, high hilllt‘t’tl heels and

dilllblc Silles.

The but Silk Stockings for 25 etc. that we know.

BLANKETS. LIGHT WEIGHT FOR SUMMER.

 

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A new and large stock of ‘ Summer Blankets just nr~

rived and very good to look at, Whitcyitlt pink or blue

borders

Tang and Grays‘ tn self colorings
Plain \\ Ititu \tithont borders.
At 85, 98. 5x35. $1.50 and $1.25.

Indian denigns. bright colorings,
covers 0r “throw-ilmvus,"

Single Colon Blankets.

suitable
at $1.50.

 

SALE or TAILORED SUITINGS.
,Adethlo to: Norfolk Suits.

Novelty Mixtures and Stripes.

$1 .50
A second line

89 613., special.

worth st 50 to Sgoo.
$1.25. special.

for much

worth from $1.00 to

We cannot expect those very gtmtlubarguitts ‘lo last
. many days, so do not lost: time. .
Colored Drcss Goods Section

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styles tor women Ind
attention to tie (allowing numbers It oxedhtionniiy
IttrIctivo print.

A "NIMN‘I‘ lino lot at TI‘lldrnd Par» - u

 

in our bi; cant-intent ol Waln- tor Iprh'it Ind
Iumtnor Ire renmentod innny now and attentive

misses. We call special

oIII WItIlI with laundered honor Ind

chm; IIIo VIrlonI llinuoflos‘ o! Voila: 1- .

high or low nook (acute. handoomoly

All ItIoI. V'Ilnoo to It .50 ill.

Some of the roost churning WIiItI
m lirottient mine in “Morton than
but: been Icon and IIIIon, ointm-

Itod with line tacit. locum hInd dinhmldory clot; in
on Indian votioty oi Itylod.
Silk Shirt in otrictly tailorcd 'ri‘lgcto with Ioit cob
lIr and out“, 'Ind the now ’l‘undo WaiItI. In I
number at. doIirIblo denim are m inoluded in
ink Ipoolnl Mimi. Mint ”.50 wine. “ u l.

The vary ”villa!

llwii‘ln; of MIDI)? BIDUBES in I

lino coll-cilanotmvloennle Ind ImItt ItyleI. mode ...
or bullion. lluon. nIyy Ind cram annual It: All 7"

 

 

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i THE SUMMER'S
WHITE COTTONS

Surely the charm of the white
tttb frock ncvt‘r abatcs, for it is
always fresh, dainty, and never
out of fashion. The White
Goods Section is especially attrac-
tive 110w ill) the new lines of
Embroidered and Plain Batistes.
Novelty Voiies and Marquisettcs.
Dimitics, Lavvns and Crossbars.
Flaxons, Linens of all weights
untl Muslims. Also the strange-
ly course Katine, the Cotton
Corduroy and Poplins.

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WOVEN NAMES
”for all Garments.

Arc all your garments satisfac—
torily marked with your initals
or whole name? We are in cun—
tlititm to prm‘itlu wm'tén names.
or lcttt‘rs. in fast colors. for lin-
gcric' or other clothing and for
household linen. You may order
things marked in any way you
choose. If your initials are .\l. L.
(3.. or X. Y. '15., will make
them any color you select. Or
you may have your full nameJike
"john Stuart Smith," or "Mary
Ellen Mantltmrmci." woven in
color. ‘ Hotels, Clubs, Cafes and
Yachts provided the same. 01'-
ders really in ten days.

Notion Department.

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Linen Handkerchiefs for Wo—
men. Good quality. with “hand
embroidered script initials.

t3 cta.. I for 25 cts.

 

Chamois. At the Toilet Set—
lion. large pieces 01 \\ asltablc
Chamois, .

' 29 cts. I, .

Scissors. special steel—lam

Scissors and Shears. 1.
o9 ot's. special.
And worth goats a pair";

 

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There to No Time Like
the Present
ARE vou livsunsot ,
We Write InIurInco
in All Branches
LIFE
ACCIDENT

PIKE

AUTOMOBILE
EMPLOYIRS' LIABILITY
AUTOMOBILE LIABI LITY, BUR-

GLAR
ASK US FOR YBATES.

‘ J M. L‘AYTON & Co.

=- (incorporated)
BEA]. ESTATE AND INSURANCE
M35818

Illmgd Ave.

 

 

I KNEW hAP'rIm SMITH
Stuntintendt-nt John F. Keruin.
‘ who. is to tarry out tho poring “art.
«to:- nonmctor doom A. McElroy in
j lilo‘rirnilr, in mm Int: I Sentinel
I‘ml'tm. :ttilI‘ mom Ititéd ’thnt in»
W otiltllo. “Muted
‘ 'i'ifonic‘. having domed the been on
. the milk: with til? "inhibit oliicer Sn
_ porin‘etident‘ Kerwin has crossed the
mm some diioonI times; and one of
his trips wan diode with CoptItn Smith
Wit of the Baltit.
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that am Wednetr

m m m, at the legisla-
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