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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 16, 1913 · page 4

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d all: s time This will clothes the

thorns A. Brings Fights Pro-
_ mood Reduction on Duty on
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D. Sperry, oi iiertlordr

wasmno'rorz. I): 0., Jan. 16r—
Wives and children have to do with-
out spending money; heads of fault.
line will be without work. That is the
.. picture that is painted for hundreds
l odfar‘nllies in and around Waterbury,
as presented today to the 'House‘ways
sludi means committee. The picture
.‘ willbecommn notuslltyt‘lf the'Domo-
4 ll?" cthtsfelédin mas; thenmetnls'inriii're-
if? vision bill passed by the lost see»
7 slontand if it becomes n law under the
tfimlson- administration, 090:3in A.
Briggs, ol’ Waterbury told the commit
,7 tee. He was arguing against 0 pm-
posed reduction by the Democrats in
Jim duty on books and eyes.
‘ His company. he explained. has
1‘ sewers! large factories and 9. large
numher of employee on its payrolls.
. fluch of the‘work, it was stated, is
, done at the homes of the workers. wo-
men s :1 children utilising spare
time in listening the hooks and eyes
iii papers to the sold in the retail
Stores throughout the country.
.tht Will Happen.

Mr. Brim illustrsted what its pro-
vdltlted would happen if the protective
ditty is cut as proposed in the Demo.

,miic metals bill passed by the
‘DQBICCI‘IHO house last session, by
yvvrmntlng a content with a German

. V invigorate: the soup. loreysr stunning
' . trolling sud Billion heirs

hut millet will mm you most rill ‘ _.
._.be sitter o; te‘yr weeks‘ we when you x
gwlll. woolly see new hall-June and '

‘you cure for pretty. soft. hair and thist'

once. Merino dissolvosimli ultr-

. leis groundnut: closures. ourlnesonni: 1 "f ‘

downy at ilrstwesv-but really now
their slotting oil over .t-lle scalp. till

of it surely not is 25 cent bottle oi
.Knowlton's Dondsrlns from on? nth;
shit or toilet counter, end i

 

gflflhllrelsointrodme bill
toinems’e‘ .ftonl‘ $28_;to you nor month
the pension oi John North! or

one“ his notes. bringing mentor-l ‘

x

o: the. soft" spring. am when his

cheery whistle sounded from the old
fence in the“ mature. . ‘

lessened no doubt by'vths‘ hunting m s
son, in the host possible plus for the
winter. and can set all enough

i it the weeds stay. above the now. our
Stafford late of the link“ Wile!
in"; and a bill to inoresso mm :12 11° “W m gravel 1° will? h“ M

to nowmonthmmumarm M “‘1’“ “l.“ W“ 3‘" W “'9

former bweeédonls haze been swept nude and.“

 

 

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a aw“ 3.. .‘ Eng-fa.- ”it”; 1:;

E. Beach or Pilinville. widow of
.John W. Bosch, "late of Company K,
'2fith Connecticut volunteer infantry.

3250, Dill Mill
i8 Willi PLAQUE

State Commission Is desirous
cl “Morsmidolharinu -—,Some
Patients Are Far From Traci-

HARTFORD. Jan. 18. [willie flats.
,Zl‘ulgrculosts Centennial: in thorium
years ending Sept 30 last, expended
for board, construction and other? so-
counts for the county homes for theat-

 

around; most often beside 9. stone
fence, and if hesvy'sliuw comes dur-

the Whirl; dock is inqt;
Crust and ice make herd times for ‘

food and scatter it in his haunts ‘
Through lectures and books not
work in the schools. morepeools pro .-
learning the birds of them and.
seer-ch out this winter birds in til
haunts. but for the great austerity the ‘
birds have gone With the bright?
leaves of one fell. Where they nut"
is as unknown to them as to those
who used to believe that the swallows
went into the water of the ponds and .
hibomated in the mud to com. out ’1
again in the spring.
The swallows. . 'ka
We see the swallows slithered ovnr
the ponds in the fall because of title
abundance of insect food, and til ‘,
tsde away into nlxht time on that
journey to sunnler climes to _stny till

when they come back. again on the“

 

meat of the white blegue slings.
$152. 260, and an additional $1

for maintenance of patients. The finn-
mission had 342,157 on hand in claim:
the nocounts. The biennial report has
Just :been mode to the governor.
There are several striking t go
about the report. A dearth. .dlyo
man‘s kindness is boin‘te‘d outfits
women hale not actively shown elr
interest in the Work or ameliorating
the audition oi tuberculosl patients. 1
The may have contrlll all much
money for the cause but they have
withheld sympathy. The report says:
“Occasionally a church choir. or a
few actors or actresses. moved by
their love of their kind hove appenmd.
at one or other of the senatorln and
made pleuure {or the patients. dint !
the institutions have not been proper
ly ‘mothei' '."

Food waste in the kitchens of been

‘as the sunset colors onIne through the

inlet and then stopped. odd I knevr‘

nivht wind and appear in the morning ‘
in their old hunter

Not knotrlng the laws of migration, ‘
little. wonder that they thought the
birds comer out of the ponds. \ . ‘

“' 86M 'Bpuri’ovu. '~ . f

--A few soul: soar-rants! stay all win; '
tor and get along very. well is there is '
not too much snow. gut where do
they sleep? you ask. gal! afternoon

winter trees, l hesrdu spsrtow' n ‘
note and saw two at thorn working
about It brush pile, g deeper“ sud
deeper into it until mgr note come,

the little fellows urge stowed away
for the night.
I otten wondered what would bun
pen if the snow came down suit and
deep and covered their home during

lug thenlgbt end crusts over otten f

him and then his friends must take f

Mother Earth stirs in the spring. -

 

Should see the store again idlod With delighted

men. men of. ad: ages, eager to share in the saving

prices. $le list below Is but a small part of the
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Wmasflfilqoo I ancy Overcoats. in; broken sizes
$10.00 and $12.00 Fancy Overcdsfim in sillsizes

$13 so and by

$16. 0c} and $i .bd Fancy Cverclosfe‘“ m’ ‘nllfsizes‘ 3

$20 00 laucy ngsercon i
$22. 56 and $25. 56 Funny? Overcoots

:5; $8; 50 and $10 Black and @xiord beacons
. film and $l2 B. null and bxford Overcome

Eancygfilvercoets in nil yigcs s

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lys‘,

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his nation ma‘ck and More (”193.com

. , . Size Black and Oxford Overcome
‘- 2 $25 Black and Oxford Oval-cents.

Big reductions to Men’ s For and Fur lined Coats

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“”13. 1‘03!)th ll shocking 96'1“. wgihfl 1118‘)“. It would be just I303“? ‘
cording ‘0 the “port. “a snort“ were of those Woodland “8301118! till“. mull. ‘

mode to lessen it. The fault does not.‘ M999“ often. V“ are seldom ”‘8'

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lie with“ the olilcisls or Noel-vents; it
lies in the nature of the institution.
Fire danger is ever present in the
buildings owing to their construction.
Unruly patients «Wily those who
“persist in ‘drinhlns loose «Will
of’whlsky that deluded friends brlnx

it,

mmcmm- of doors and em to in," need mtninl. it a who

irutnlnh Driu'o trsdo. The contact that ovsntnslly the state will here ton

I to become attentive when the pro erect s nuclei-ism tor persons who

posed Democratic mews minted bill hs‘vo been committed to Mill insti-

bosons s law he sold. mum. and than had salient: one be

“We trade or cure will be Mill. sent there for restraint.

but our factory for hook- nud eyes The report indicstes that one lens-y

son he closed” was the substance of torts are simply sblo to we tor sil

ills prediction. bottoms who apply for treatment.

Module C. the motel window The» been been «not! beds in the

it» the subject of today's hm: blendsufilnstorininond these will!”

the Helm Ways sud Resins Wumllummm

ntittos; and the discussion at the elsewhere by the cosmos cilia Nor»

. »; schedule will be continued to- wieh institution. The commission is

In. Aiithsttnlehu hose or- aunt. luminous! W

, for. it is uid st the com-intent ” so udslssdlnl sud em mlsv

to's‘s silicon and there are shout to entered-l. rout mm. on sulfi-

tlls waiting list road! to into the slant. sud Ill should lie elm Mm

, 19' those who hold then; sud s state title. Althousii n million in

53% moment to also adv-intern of limitless: county ms “WM
.. Although twoms‘mtohsdo’ mnuMh‘ullt smith?

Veothssehsilulslthlumtsdlteouldnothsmm '

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living in on om sir we (Min;

in February *1 have hesrd him break
torth into song. sod his my well be
called the first son; of spring. .
Led by the ohlesdees. the subhetoh
Ind woody-slur, uni cite-lens hm .
mot so would: W the win».
tor wells midst. out the dormant 1
insects on the trees. _,
. chlosdesr .
Chlosdoe is the lend-r of the little
bond end it will chose My thohluss
outline to notch them: searching out
their dinner. and if you “for limit of
your bounty. in the shops at oust or
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visit you daily. dud W m of
then: will out In your trees in the
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Mil? this hints”! 0 winter items
inmdssdtrssmolugtlsmm
ehiesdee hes llltsly us out {thud sl
Mind MM 0M
more then one sleeps in the unto
Wwbiio the bum m s m.
m in sires to which MW

Who will tell has when the little

when tits I... stallion cover the;
me: with «little situation asst» l

$3.50 aml‘$4.oe Overcome
$5.00 Overcoats

‘ 8 $6.00 ("Nercoots
$.50 (.lvercoats

!

Boye’ Overcoats

$10 and $12 ‘Qvercm

' $30 Suite
, $35JSnits '

. $30 Suits .

 

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Rumleymmdlsolm
, It." ‘s m is no Yours.
$3.00 Costs ’ y j _ ;.

shoe Costs
@8500 Costs
86.00 Colts

 

, Entire stock“

will MN " and finite
'8: so 5m and Cluetti’do _ ' ‘
500 Outing Ethanol '
Men’ 9 8!.09 (troy W Shirts.

Big languid: in in

 

Motifs e500 Fleeced Underwear

Wright’s $1 00 Fieec’ed and Wool Ribbed Underwear 790
Men’s $1. 00 Natural W001 UhderWeal' 79¢
has 8 m Son lists , 4 ‘ $1 95.
Men's $3,9050it tints l $1.45; :.
$3 .00 Dress Suit Lanes 7 $1 95
$l .00 and $1 50 Sweaters ' ‘ ' 79c"
$2. 50' Sweaters ' 'K ‘ I 31-45."
5.008wenters . 333$ .1
$6.50 and $7.00 Slveaters $5445" _
$8.00 Sweaters ‘ » $545 w

. Men‘s‘msoend $3.50 Fancy Vests _ . _ 950
‘ Men‘s $3.50 and.$5.oo Rubber-Rein Costs

~ $145
$345
$5.85

Girls' $5.00 Rain Goats; ages 12 to 14
Men‘s $10.00 Rain Coats

4

Men s and Youths’ Suits

$8. 50 Suite

$10 and $12 Shite
$15 Suits
$18 Suite ‘

8b 85
9185

mm 580285
“o. $19.85
3"“ 824.83
“8%

.. ton-85
i lot of Youths’ Suits; shells; and 33; former price w and
$10. fist: price ‘ $0.85

Boys? Nsnoik Knickerbobker Suits.

Ages 6 to I7 Yesrs.

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$3.50 Suite 89.45 5
$5.00 Suits « _ ‘
$6.00 Suits

88.50 Suits

Big Bargains for Boys

We him bothered s number of ludombiets‘ lines oi

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Boys’ Clothes at brief: tint moire even lbsd Tags blush. You

 

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