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IN STOCK BY '~
W. A. HANFORD.
4a NORTH MAIN STREET.
Floor Coverings
. our atocll of Floor Coverings.
CARPI’O.
While ruse have taken a large
place. Carpets will airtays be
in demand We show a Bond
variety.
Velvet Carpets
Tapestry Brussels
lnnraln Carpets.
RUGB.
Rug: have come to take a
lane plane in Floor Coverings.
r We ehow an attractive line.
Axmlnistsr Rugs.
reason-y lruleele.’
$12.50 to $17.50
3 a n by 12 n Teen narrmee. ,.
‘ no.“ it. by 12 n on. cLoriie.
Oren a... All Widths.
18 by 36 to 9 it by 12 n LiNOLEUM.
Plain and Stencil. Printed
g::EOUKTMNO. SWIG! CURTAINS, COTTAGE CURTAINU, POR-
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«Oi-MOSS TO OREDR A BPECIALTV.
Dickerman 8; Son
584 WASHINGTON ST. —- ::~— TELEPHONE 44b
BUILpINGS.
on the Concrete Block Com-
.pany’s PrOperty at East Nor-
lopened Tuesday night at the Hotel
i‘l’stthyebametdldmptlol to
Governor Baldwin, attended by over
‘200 members and delegated from alil
. order and coined tor the year- 191»
. ' and the guests of'honor «pleased the
sentiment of traiernailsm and pros-
polity {or the order
‘- We have had time to try and we have
. at Washington at I salary
party
walk, for Sale.
making best oiier for
,hme. Address The Bridgeport
ncrete Campany, Bridgeport.
Will
be sold to
The Hatch & Bailey Company
COUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
1’de 4..
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity Is a sahsti‘toie tor lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible oi as lalslts variety
or artistic desians per walls and eclipse, and permits or a
wide scope tor individual pteismsstand taste. We lreaasnts
d keep a large supply on head. .
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thenewhtrostlteseithewest oils
A ‘ ... mwumw
new ham. aljdt At.--rso wea-
tyi-sixth annual session or the creed
council or the Rom Mm was
parts of the state, Via seventy- dive
or more from this city.
The joy at the' occasion was en-
hancod by the announcement that the
1912. 107 new members in this state.
in all their
speeches. Governor Baldwin. speaking
on the toast ."Mokln‘ Ahead .and
Looking Back" said.
“lam lnolined to think that the
telldencylot the people in general Just
now in the country at. large in to looit
ahead more than they look back..Yet.
just as looklns back are your dinners
and the actuation they employed
means or drink tuture rates with what
seemed practical certainty, no the peo
ple of the United States can ioolt back
on their long history that can give
them a good deal oi strona evidence as
to the worth at many a plan tor a
change of laws which is being adve-
ested today by men who do not look
back. Hens in Connecticut we have
the olden“ tree gmm under a
writen constitution that ever existed
tried and tried out a good many or
the plane'thst are new olton celled
new. ,
“We invented the reioresdum in
use and invented it tor the world
‘ltot until leis did it appear in litur-
ope. Then Iwitseriand began to one
"it, llmitlns it then, an we do still, to
propositions (or great and load!-
menial changes in the pro-existing
law. Since then they have extended
it in awltssrisnd to ordinary inela-
dues or legislation. A low years see.
tor instance. they solemnly voted on
a referendum as to whether they
should. have a secretary at legation
at 92.000.
Connecticut does not think it nod
sense to have her people at lat-as ask
'to turn out and vote on siich matters.
She thereto" leave the referendum
for constitutional amendments. .
“She iinds those adequate to keep
her constitution up to the times. A
low years aso our supreme court of
errors. by a divided court. held tha't
the legislature had no power to give
it the right to re-hear. on an 'appii»
cation or a new trial of a cuew hieh
it was claimed had been wronaly do-
elded by a judge. any ottoman oi lent
which that Judge had decided. The
constitution. they said. stood in the
way. The minority of the conrt
thought it did not.” best year the
'lezislsture approved a , proposed
amendment to one constitution. ea.
pressly emu; the noun such a power.
i hope it will be approved by the com-
in: legislature, and it so and the pee
tile. on a relmadum vote next year.
approve millet decision or the court.
whether it was right or wrong upon
the constitution as it stood hetero.
will be law no looser. Thla elmple
and efleotlve way oi aettina rid ed a
indicts! decision. eome how would re.
plane by recall o! the Judges._ such
men do not look back to ioalfn or the
past. ., They think only or” ioohllill
ahead; and one can never learn or the
past. Tiler think only til min:
ahead and one” can never learn or ”the
future The lutul‘d keep: its own
eeorets for liaolt. .
“But here again Connecticnt has
the recall in the but of shape, at
has hid it tor nearly a hundred years.
Her present constitution was adopted
in 1818. and it provides that the
dudses or the aupreme‘court or errors
and or the reporter oonrt besides he-
inn subject to impeachment tor canes
shall be removed by the Internet.
cause or mouse. lihsilsorw-
quested by a vote at t‘lrothlrde or
each house or Elie general s‘ssetnbly.
And the but?“ it isthat our people
have never ones desired it nsdeesari
to melt as snob a thin.
"The loot {91‘5“ Woolleut dost
not need 'as my new. laws as one ”of
3‘ soul; “hollow a'
" arsed
university. past grand regent of New
“curiae-tier
WWMM
to Ben
lit o Connecticut who had ‘
a few witty ....” on “Anything
You Choose.” and Millard B. Boynton.
another post mud resent 0! title
states who parodiod Teddy‘s famous
"‘liat'in the Riel.” .
0M“ Ears Cornell. of Cornell
York. had a tow remarks on the lurc-
eat grand council in the United States.
"1‘. Morgan Iprd, oi East lianiord
council. furnished musical diversions
tor the least.
The election resulted was ’ollows: "
(trend Recent-John 8. Fisher. at
Dnnhury
Grand Vine-liegenh-H. ll. Eckmont,
New Haven.
Grand Gretel—William i‘ Kemp.
Nested.
Grand Secretary-43. E. lloadley,
New Haven. '
Gland Treasurer—Ali. C. Bhedleld.
Hartford.
Grand Guide-11. G. Williams. East
Harllord.
Grand Chaplalnwld. ll. Holloway.
Millard.
Grand Warden—vii: 3. Robinson.
Bridgeport
Grand Sentry-“W. ill. Costello. Merl
don
R. A. Benilmln, of Hartford. was
steered a member of the board of
trustees and F. A. Savage. of leriden.
was elected as representative or the
Grand council to the supreme nonn-
eli. anion meets this year at nich-
mend. Va. ..-
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A Chalies for Atnerlea to deeply the
NM“ Kind of Mull...
According a a consular report tron:
Germany. the wood principally used
in the unaware of violins lathe
so-osllsd "darned” or curled maple.
Bird's-eye maple is need only to s
shaht extent. belle employed more
in the manohctnre oi guitars than
vial-e. This “named" maple is new
obtained irate the mountainous: dis-
tricts of Eastern Austria. it is round
growing in roused piloel. the “flame“
new Mint sill the better the
melted thesol
oldertolnaltloussolallihs
that la soluble sad to saw the
s so as toiling out the "items"
has aimless; the wood 3'
t to mural". where
mat skill and experience re
ooiredinltsworklaaaredesnd. The
tl'esearessmedlntolenathsoil.”
to about a metres (metre—428 test)
Extreme care must be taken with the
wood. as every mark detracts iron
the value. Only those trees eat alter
the ruin goes down in the tall and he-
tore it returns an suitable for violin
wood. and the untold“ the wood is
transported after outtina, the better.
Only the ”denied" part of the tree is
out and sawed as smooth maple is
not worth the cost oi tranaportation.
When the heart oi the tree ls'souad
it is merely sawed into lengths con
vendeet tor transportation. it the
heart is unsound the tree is split and
the rotten part is out away. thus maho
In: a mat saving in transportation
charges. This work must he done in-
der the supervision of one thoroozhly
understandina the details at the wood.
and mat ears ran-t be taken. The
prices for the wood vary accord!“ to
its character. and the “lane." ream
in: from 8250 to 8756 trelxht to Marb-
nhuhirnhen prepaid. for ill ni‘otrii:
ions. or it tons. to pounds. avotrdtl-
The demand for this wood is con
alderahls. one firm alone train; shoot
mono worth annually. Besides Maril-
ootthlrchen violins arvmaaoiaotured
to a considerable extent iI Bolton.
linen,“ Austria: eroeotirt. France. and
Miltonwa’ld. Bavaria. ,Bereral time
that have been interviewed have on
Dressed is desire to is last is com
munication with exporters in eihs
United States who e‘o'eid deliver them
alderman maple wood "darned" or
curled the same he, that obtained in
i Alltlfll.‘
iv?
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The Atomaeh Toiletries.
The “stomach telescope. " or aastro
scope. invented at the lender: iioeliI'
tel last year. has proved to he
ot the areatost value is the dis;
aoiii or stomach disorders. An’
eminent um recently marred
”gunshots": to the. advances
aptly dilatation at my the
by means oi this mum.
* muunnauewto
W
xWhtl-i
in. its Call .
a i «Davenport, past ‘
. ecu-s. f
thMmtmdm.M‘
writer: HAND naos. SAMPLES WHICH ARE
Welland. Alli) one-rural) LESS THAN ‘
iy.
the
$12.
but
(Ion
BLANKETS. LIGHT WEIGHT FOR SUMMER;
rived. and very good lo‘luuk at.
Ilium ”more. I
one mmmnmnnng,“
“w Wits.
, W155?
REGULAR.
These very attractive Handbags are of moderate 'sizc,
and fine specimens of Saffron. Morocco, Natural and Pill
Seal. fillel’i’alrus and other novelty leathers of high quali-
elegant
with heavy moire silk or leather, and hear the Marks of
They are mounted in the most
best goods.
At Sane. $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.5o and up
00.
Remember. they are one-third less than regular. and
Leather Goods Section.
one of each design".
a
WOMEN’S SILK HOSE.
Not silk all the we _v but boot tops. of silk. soles and
tops of lisle; double garter trips high spliced heels and
bit: soles. .. {2.
The best Slut Stockings for 25 cts. that we lmow.
‘Jll
Tl . A_
A new and lame‘sttick of Summer Blankets just ar-
White with pink or blue
borders.
Tans nml Grays in self colorings.
Plain White without borders.
Ar 85. 98. $1.25. 31.50 and $1.25.
Single Colon Blankets. »
Indian designs. brightcolorings.
covers or ‘tiirowftiowns." at $1.50.
SALE OF TAILORED SUITINGS.
Adaptable for Norfolk Suits.
Novelty Mixtures and Stripes. worth from $l.oo to
$1.50.
A A second lin'e \vt‘irtll $1.50 to $2.00. M ,
89 eta. special.
Sms, special.
We. cannot expect these very good bargains. in last
- many days do do not lose rim 2.
way, J lint-d
to
25 CTS.
suitable for conch
. men.
i'l‘l-IE Sultan‘s
' WHITE COTTONS.
Surely the charm of the white
tub frock never alleles, for it is
always fresh, dainty. and heifer
out of fashion. The White
Goods Section is especially attrac-
tive now ith the new lines of
Embroidered and Plain Batistes
Novelty Voiles and Marquieettee.
Dimitiee. Lawns and Crossbars.
Flaxons, Linens of all w'cights
and Muslins. Also the strange»
ly‘ coarse Ratine. the Cotton
Corduroy and Poplins.
Lower ”00'.
WOVEN NAMES
for all Garments.
Are. all your gal‘liietits satisfac-
torily nmrkcrl with your initals
or whole name? We are in con—
dition to provide woven names.
or letlcra, in last colors, for lili-
gcrie or other clothing and for
lmuscl‘lold linen. You may order
things marked in any way you
choose. If your initials arc M. L.
G. or .\. Y. 2.. will make
them any color you select. Or
you "lllay have your full name, like
“john Stuart Smith," ¢:»r_".\lnry
Ellen Monimorcnci." woven
color. llotcls. Clubs. Cafes and
Yachts provided the same. (Alr—
dcrs ready in ten days. ‘
U Notion l.)cp:lrimcnl.
W C
Linen Handkerchiefs for We-
Good quality. with hand
embroidered Script initials.
x 3 cte., a for :5 ate.
Chamois. At the Toilet Scr—
timl. large pieces of \\’a.~‘hablr
Chamois.
agate.
Scissors. Special Steel-laid
Scissors and Shears.
29 cts. special.
.‘tltd worth 50 rts. a pain ,
it“. It MIMI!!!“ ll the ‘
M will iii «the invention More
M '
_ Colored Dress Goods Section. \olion Stock
Elite E. m. Emil Ginmpnny.
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the Present
. ARE YOU INSURED?
We Write Insurance
In All Branches
FIRE LIFE
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
. EIAPLOVERS’ LIABILITY
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AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY, BUR-
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styles tor women and misses.
attractive prions.
in our big nasartment '0! Waters for spring and
summer are represented many new and attentive
attention to the following numbers at exceptionally
We call epecial
At9,
1.
f .4
trainee. .A
and hid “'
oi mmhwwA
ins oi the most eharmtng Walote
andhrettiest styles in Lingeries that
_ rinse ma seen this some elabor-
ated with one took. laces. hand embroidery, etc., in
an NW3Wlely or styles.
nus sum in strictly tailored mm that soil col-
lar and coils. and the ‘new Tuvedo Wallets. in a
number of desirable designs are also included in ‘
this special lot of regular 31.50 value
A apeoial showing or hilDDY muons in a
ho oolleotionol serviceable and smart styles. made
at palates". ilsen. navy and cream flannel etc. All
slses tor Guinea and misses ‘ ‘
it is to your interest to see as... splendid
A remarkably tine lot at Tailored Per-
eaie Waist: with laundered collar and
claim: also varlone Lingerloa of voile
hlxh or low neck (lento; handsomely
ones; Values in 3150. '
The very petunia,I
the N E RYAN co
as wawmeron an.
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Millim-
Pill.“ IN 'OTAMIFORD.
t'rhrseetery Utilising banished to la-
, i “Altoiib. April is .~l|‘lrs whine
on the second door at a build
. ASK US F0?! RATES.
,l. M. LAYTON 8: Co.
(incorporated) .
nEAL aararztarto, msunauce
' 1‘ “.AGENTs
S-Rulroad eve... eel-tr Nomsik. c2.
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A KNEW CAPTAIN SMITH
Superintendent. John F. ..Kerwln.
who in to carry out the paving worn
tor contractor Joseph A. MeElroy, in.
Norrnlk. in million with-AI: Sentinel
reporfir this morning; stated th'a't in}
knew Captain Smith. or the matting
, Titanic. Ivlng exposed the pointed
the Baltic with the genial oincet. 8_o-A
perinlendent Kerwin has crested the
water some hiteen timed. and one of
his trips was made with Captain Smith
‘. who. wee then‘"baptaln oi the Baltic. ,‘
"lie Was a line men," said Mr. Kerwin
this morning, aim he expressed his
' Leyrdhathy lor the unfortunate nccide‘nt
with a arm deal oi reeling through
his noona'lntanoe with the captain
Now ao‘aiouu'unar. eoaho
distaste.
Baldwin today appointed ll. Arthur
Sherwood. oi Elston. to he a member
or the state board oi, lure to
an thegvsc's‘eoy cheated by the tie-sin of
“come A net-hell. or m. true
appointment is until the first Wednesv
tie! on the neat term or the legisla-
titre.
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To outta a cone in one a. .
tale luauvellrem o Quinins ins‘iia‘
Dril33lul f. d mailed If it ill
mayor“ pastors
Isohbom
.a~n
o m wilteeoa Loon
in .
llr. Sherwood is a Democrat. .-
3;..ng April to «Governor v,
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