,. 0600300th
stockholders of that corporation hays}
invested tilpir mun
and that purifies“ Is
Emmi L. Golden, adudnistrntt'ix
, with the will annexed of the
estate of times Guided. do
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.High tide 20:05 a. 20.; retail p. m.
Sun rises 5:555" ! sets 0:07
SOCIETY NOTICES
ilAWNlc DIREcTORY
5 , 5 :' .
A Special Communication of Old
thou Lam. no. ion. F. and A. M.. will
be held It its. Moms March flint. 1013,
‘ “out 0 o'clock- 9.00 'm.’ .W'ork Entered Ap-
préntlce bards. All ins-unmet.
cordially and "an3! Invited.
» " Fraternity yours. ,
«ROBERT M. thcox. 800' y.
"0011-! NDRWALK BOARD OI?
, « TRADE
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SPECIAL ELECTION.”
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if quoted correctly; we take it that.
the mayor of this city is considering
the advisability of calling for a special
election to pass on the sexcrai refer
enduui :hiiis introduced in the General
Assembly, namely, the municipal ice
Plant Blil5V5mQ5 those “"23“" perm“.
hunt the poslllltns of city uiheer um
chief and street odmihissimter‘ "’
V 0n the face of it_1consitleratlon of
'h‘llcll a proposal is, soniewhnt promu-
ture. None of the bills have had the
sanction of the House find Senate, and
indications are that the Municipal Ice
Li’lnut Bill, ut least. will have a stormy
linssaae Should it succeed in pass-
nge, hon ex at it Is the general opinion
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lteld. thnf election should In» only on
the ncceptnnce of the charter.
city should not he usluni to authorize
" the iseuunco of bonds for the actual
" . undertaking until the proposition has
been thoroughly lin‘t'niilguicil nun
properly presented to the cholera.
The intent of getting the hill through
the Legislature for the purpose of so
curing the charter right to form a mu-
nicipal ice plant commotion In a good
one "The «rite would then be in u no
hitton to outnhllsh such a plum if the
conditions unrrnntcd it llint care
should be taken last the electors he
55 such «it ’plnni before the proposition
" ' has been thoroughly investigated.
necess’nry In the «lnstnnre of the. loo
itinnt. one to put the other bills into
50? menu. , ,. 5.
WAAMWMA
MILIMII.
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' Governor flnldfln did do not um
”hm m in» mama or 12500
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2 note 'and surprising.
thut if any spmiul election is to he
The .
axiom to authorize the institution or
$0 for us the other matters are cou~
conned, there to no crest hurry and.
“unions 0' «nuclei «election is doomed
5 client would he s foolish expenditure
1 looking to the amendment of ‘010
tier of the New diam railroad so ,
business no“ 50.0110
up squltnhls return The State rc-
" units: that the commotion spend over
a million in improving its lines. it the
mute requires this, than the 5I8tn‘te
“should stand it‘s proportion u‘y payins
transportation rates.
'th in this made; has. been untorur
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EQUITNILE _ASIWMVENTS.
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The "ivorwslk «Board of Trade' has
diecoreredthnt there are many errors."
. omissions and inequalities in the, as-
sessment lists of the 'i‘own and the
' , City of Norwnik We micht add that
o the condition is general the same pr0«‘
veiling in South Norwnlk.
in the instance of this city. The Ben-
this! has nimady placed itself on me.
on! as 00ng In favor of it change and
before the time for presenting new
"hills in the Legislature expired, urged
tiientnyor sud council to hue intro-
5:100“ «a hill5-nmondin8 the charm of
the «city so that n permanent. salaried
, assessor might be proi'lide'd for togoth.
or with two: or inure elective advisory
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assessors. ., .r.
That inequalities. errors and 503's.
stuns do occur in the lists is tomes»
ally known 'by taxpayers that “did
not require on investigating committee
to find out that such conditions do ex-
ist. The value of on investigating
committee is «hopes-git and find exam-
ples to be shown to doubting Thomns~
es. Undoubtedly,1ho committee has
unearthed such examples and; it call-
ed upon by the proper authority. could
and would produce $0111.55
The board is to be commended for
its efforts in this direction. if they
.‘l
“' can devise or suggests plan that will
serve to correct the evils existing.
ithey will have rendered both cities
and the towu 'a valued service. the
good effectual _wflch ylil he manifold
The board has referred the matter
to the South Noeralk Board of Trade.
'We should comment}; i
tine. latter outgoing .thnt‘in could no-
‘oompllsh much in the say of progress
iii it would,cocp3mte with the olli~
vials in tilini‘ospecl:
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.. nI noun: or DEATH
Ciiicnuo. union 20.4w;1 tragic
existence of the "House of Death" at
2359 Woolworth 'nvenue closed early
yesterday with Its dosimctlonhy on in-
cendiary fire. in which three lives
were lost. 5 ‘
Frank Pusielln and his brother-in-
law. Joseph Cliveliorl, escaped with
severe horns by jumping from a sec-
ond story flwindow hut Mrs Pustcila
and her dnughters. aged {I and
yours, perished in the flames.
The notice gained its name in the
neighborhood «incense of the fatalities
which have occurred ndthln it. during
the last ten years. .
A decade 5050 Jack W cruer opened
a silent market in the pines. Within 0
short space of «time his entire faintly
died and he committed suicide. Worni
or‘n clerk. Fred Runs. toolt the merit.
oi. 'hut shortly afterward his little
daughter was scolded to death In 0
pickling vat. and outlook after this
nccidont Kuhn was found dead under
mysterious circumstances. The next
tenant m a aim of the some of
«lacunae. who won murdered in the
house. A row mice after than an on»
Identified Italian crawled under the
porch of the pines and commuted
suicide.
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uvlously t6 gar ' '
The attitude of the Genet-st Assent-5.
'don Business Men's association met
r4? matter to.
M5000 wonumd cAM‘ri. issue
chariot mt company upset- to it»
The Clon‘rfsit Tint Cumin has
closed for nice 00er or the
salmon-nu
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NEW- LQNWM March its—nos
Roll-mid will spend 07.000000 in the
"improvement of railroad Il‘nolllties
about New london within the next
three years. port at which will not
Business Men's association thy Fresh
dent Charles s. Mellon Monday.
The road. according to President
airline road from Ninntic river bridge
to Westerly, it. l_.,5 eliminating the
wide curve in the present rend. While
Mr. Mellon said that the railroad int.
movements as planned do not depend
on the 01 000, 000 hnrihor scheme.
1119 committee from the New bone
Mr. Mellon to confer with him on the
gift of the old nllrond «bridge across
the Thames river, which the road has
pitched free to the state. Mr. Molten
told the committee tint the prion
_yvss worth at lesst 0850 000 as it now
stands and: that. his engineers had ad-
state. He tool: the stand, however.
that the railroad should not wmit
the opportunity of hiding the mate in
so signal a manner to pass hr. He
said it was a matter of no consequence
refused: the old bridge and that from
a purely commercial standpoint the
latter would he the most advantage-
ous to the road.
lie then wont on to tell about the
made plans as regards improvements;
The new bridge across the Thames.
which is to replace the one offered to
the state, will cost approximately 04.-
000,000, which includes the cost of
the imm'edinto approaches. Starting
he laid to Westerly. R. l., withn
complete elimination of grade crusa-
lngs through the city of New London
by tunnelling under the city. At pres-
ent the trains can only cross the pres
ent Thames rivenbridxe at 0 rate of
tour miles up hour pnd they are
forced to go slowly for several miles
owing to the my «thawed is laid out
The new route with four tracks will
' permit of the maximum speed
The rond’ s new plan includes a new
statioh for New London The new
station nod freight depot will «be near.
Winthrop Cove. which has «been se-
lected as the site for «the new piers,
and the new freight station at Fort
Neck will «he n‘hout twice chemise of
thepresent one und will cost in the
neighborhood oil "00.000.
not twin EIIIISIII Til!
room or crowns
vans
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morning on Fuirtlold streets. but lit-
tle ntteution was pnid to him. It was
afterwards teamed that he noted in
a manner. "lightening several girls
and one of them followed was 11-year-
oid Catherine annn. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith or Rowen «we
one. At this time his notions were
anot reported
At about 3 ociook is the Wrench
the Fallen girl left her house And
sinned townrds the store conducted
by J. M. Bookntnver. just around the
corner on 319mm street.
Take. to His H0010.
It was but u couple of blocks. As
she left the yard uho ngnln noted the
mun and recognised him on tho one
that. had frightened her in the mom
lug. Paying. no attention to him, slut
started toward» tho-store. mansion
Around. the noted that ho was follow
in; her film quickoned her once but
he was nuAtly ‘up to her when one
washed the store.
linlf hysterical she «ought the pro
Motion of her cousin. Min Mar 000
mu. who is employed in the No.10
her the story won told. Tito intone
men were in the start. and heard the
story. They hurried ii) the door: The
tornado? nu «thrilling s illicit dis»
tnnot litter W waiting! tor the
girl to concur. outfitting comedy
that 00mm on occur) when hit
IIEvI Loam
New York, New Home and flutter-d ‘
upon it tunnel to run directly undsrif -
the heart of the city. Wording to” ,
j a promise mode to 5d committee of too
Melien’s statement pious a direct or "
\
condttions attached to the milrosd’n '
vised him ngnhrst {giving it to the 5
to him whether the state accepted or 5
with this bridge, a. direct. route will .
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There are but TWO DAYS lett To do your EASTER SHOPPTNG. And now tit 0119'“le t0 (Mimi!!! upon THE BOSTON BTOmthe stone ac-
com'modntlng. TOMORROW-«JRVmA Y-«wlll he one of the greatest value devil of s. mohair-5on0“ unususl for its sales of wanted mods. We shall
meet your Easter requirements with Remarkable Offerings of WOMEN'S SUJTJS COATS. GOWNS. WANTS and
THAT MEAN SUBSTAN'H‘AL SAVINGS. /
THESE LOTS SPECIALLY PRICED
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SELUINGV.
. Four'Unmatchnbie
Groups of
,. Tailored
SUITS
Every one perfect in style and work-
manshtp of the most insured mater-
lot. We have provided for all drum
.the'smnllest size to the largest. 5
$15 Women’s and
Misses’ Serge Suits
$9.98
lieuduomelytnilored Suite of storm
serge; twohutton cutaway coat with
silk braid t5 mndngs on buck and re
tern. lined ith henty satin in still
colors. std! s tailored style with
wideg'ltucit won and steep side pinits.
.820. Women’s and
Misses’ 55Suits $14.98
Emu. fine quality men‘s wear cards.
in plain tailor“ style and fancy trims
med suits, in exceptionally attractive
models; «shifts are the newest open 5
side models w lch tuition pd aloof“
pearl Ibuttone. having tancy set in
panel with wide douhlc panel back.
025 Women’s" «and?
Misses' Suits $18.50
We make a special feature of Suits
0‘! thisprlre. showing ibo‘erontest va-
riety of styles and the greatest values
possible. Deans of unusually smat‘i
models are here for your selection in
the newest materials and colors.
Wamcn‘s and Misses’
Suits .525
your; up a) 345.00. mm; tailor»,
['0 Suite. In {most beautiful range
of colors and every wanted material.
including poplin cloths, imported sur-
ges, dinnonni cloths. eponge suits.
fancy mixtures. lledford cords and all
styles.
a
rorn rxunmnnnnu onet'rs or
Smart Spring
COA :8
Cost models for this spring show
remarknhlo ciorornsus in design. iii-05
the "snappy" styles that turned to we»
men who drown tout-finial: they We
nil tho cumin than onions in motor
lulu of liedfoltd 00rd men 00m.
option. wool Wino. diam
«uterus and the Mack and white
striped: (fiery one I upscisl voice.
M. 00.00. 012.00, 010.00 and 022.60.
A «studio «new tor rm NM
New noun. w in 0:00on
~ features at «.95. 07.50 and 09.75..
.. her surface hack; round. lint collar.
‘ Morocco, hourly finished in «(lumen
0
ate in price.
We‘hnve produced in Our him work-
‘rooms‘ several hundred Held,‘ designed
especially for «Easter wear. in these
our skilled workers have combined:
colors and materials in pleasing ef-
mots. Many of them are reproduc-.
Vtiohs of higher-priced pattern» .
THREE SPECIAL. VALUES are
l
UNTRIMMED HATB..
New shapes in extra quality hump.
in block and colors. all fashionible
shapes in the lot. Special at 5 02.40
Othershupes in All sllcsup to 010.00
ammo Ann EASTER _ snowmo
Was" it"
WOMEN'S "WANTS 5
$1.75 NEW IWMRTS #5986
High neck and Rohpspierro collars, "
some have touches of color, dainty
embroiderle's and laces. '
03.00 DAINTY LINGERIE WAISTS
$1.98.
The materials are voile or hntlste,‘
some models elaborately" trimmed;
others dainty effects. The trimmings
are of lace and most effective; long
and threeouarter sleeves.
. ,“
Petticoats
33.500 siLK PETTICOATS $1.49.
'Evcellent quality pure silk messa-
iine. newest colors and color combina-
tions to humanize with your Easter
. l.
soon or Butt.
“.00 NEW TAFFETA PETTICOATS
5' 1 02.90 ‘5
' The lending stilt shades. Neat
"ounces. '
KLOSF'W PETTICOATS $4.90
Our demonstrator will shew you
the suinerlnr features of these Ewan
lineup petticoats. in mesaline. taffeta,
also kill: Jersey
flouloes
No.00 WOMEN? AND MlasEB’ RUB-
mince sans fiAINdOA‘l’B. $6.90
Out full. in ten and may mixture
cloth; also. literal-proof. having a rut)-
which buttons high at neck, multinx
high ‘ntor’m collar}! will" deep tunn-
niBh stile pockets,“ with darn All nines
00.08
0-000 one
ISprimr and hisster Opening—Newest.
Ideas in Women‘s
Hand Bags and
Belts
35.00 LEATHER HAND anesf
Genuine leather. in cool. walrus and
silver tilt and gun ~;motnl leather lin-
ings, fitted with change purse; various
aim to select. tron: Opening Out.
d’rlw ”.0849
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top with masculine V '
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WOMEN“ ENGMOH KID 'GL'DVEB
Stylish Gloves. purl some, kind. ‘
kid. P. E‘nttml-M cy domiciled” in
self or black; colors—ten, mods am- one hour. ror .v‘m .
500,01! white White with Ihlnck and
hlnck with white. Opening Out Price
02.00
WOMEN FRElibl-I KID GLQVES
Donor two closes Per-ls point
\u5u.-..-us'--r~-. ..... 9a..
Ni embroidered; nllnew colorings; includ- 5.5.
’ in; all black and black with white. :7
,Openinx Ont Price ..
. . . ..... 01.50
P. G. L. GLOVES EDR WOMEN AND
0080585 .
Manufaotnred in Europe—4' K or
overseun: All colors and new styles;
. embroidered backs. Every pair“ gear.
_ anteed. Opening Cut 'Prlce ..... 01.00
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The newest novelties in velours.
- follies ‘Romnn stripe, Bulgarian em~
bossed velvet. midnight blue. Nell
rose. gold—in fact all that is new in
Ribbon will be found at our store: nil
widths. Fridnysnd Saturday, . . . ..
........ 16c upwards
- Neckwear-
, woman's nscstnn
Dainty little things that add much
.to the effect of your dress—nil these
are clever, new spring styles. 39c Bul
gnrian Collars the new shoulder el-
feel-s: assorted styles '25::
7550 NEW SHOULDER BOLLARS
in 0 thenutiful assortment of platted
inhot designsmCollnr and «Cuff Sets.
a.v.,-}.....‘. .................. A
Round sailor and pointed shoulder
effects; dainty styles; to wegr with
doses or coat .. 1...... .. .5ilc £0 02:20
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Special
Hour Sales
for Tomorrow
Special Nutter—Thetollowlu‘z items
are on sale tomorrow st certain hours
~t5hey will maitvely not he Sold at
those «Friday Special Sale i’rlcos only
during the hours mentioned. ill/very-
hargaln. Therefore. read them caro-
fulir no there will be no misunder-
standing:
n—Il<
-w...
Between 9 to 10 o'CIock.
1.000 yhrds Figured (Phonics, worth
do. Special. one hour, for 3 340
actions" 9 to to o'Ciock.
a
”‘00 LEATHER HANG MGR
'ltosl xrltin. Memo leather. in «black
only. with cut and German sliver
fronds, fitted with minor and change
purse; leather and sill; lined. Dinning
Uu'tvl'rics............. ..........006
Will!!! and Modernism-Women a
and nil-00‘ .
Gloves
rm aw dusting» or Imported ind
m «cm (310m Our alternator
with my M. for tvu'ntlu and onto
A“... at button more li‘a‘ut M00.
' mane attack And whit!
no. homeowner» WM
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.‘onehonr. for
lSoccini one hour, for . ... .
summon. mmmmfl
" W Gloves; all sites; 03:08 until 5',
1m...“ o‘wntnlhnb n» .1” '.
1m.t§A-;iqsruaaiupsreds-”5m"
5 .
l.000 rolls of 20:: Cotton Bathe, full
pound rolls. pure white cotton. 8pc-
clnl, one hour. for ..... Ian/,0 roll
Between 9 to 10 o’Olook.
“nieces Mouton Cloths. Winch:
all colors: worth 05c yard floodlit
.179’20 erd
mtg} u.‘
55 Botvggn 0 to 10 o'clock.
48‘ itemsiitchod Dammit Table
Cloths. mailer tire; worth 01.40 each.
MILLINEEY,
Easter Ribbons 7'
. i
one is a real, genuine. melon StoreV
A1531: A'l‘ molds
to to it O'Otocll. . '
"1.0001‘tuiquoi! unwritten ot '
m. . ,u, ”5.8““ _ . .
"rm 1am ,
. 10 to 11 o‘clock.
51,000 homes of Monaco hunt qual-
ityt 'U. S. nominee 198ml“; molar
price, V250 Special. one hour. 5hr . .7c
3:
he to at claim.
l,000 donors. sew] Dumas. may
styles; worth to and 100 ”dong. Spe-
cial, one hour, for. ..2I/'V5Vc dozen
10 to 11 o'clock.
81. 00 French .Kid Gloves; none bet:-
ter; all colors; all stroll. Spaniel, one
“our, ”Wort-r3... ......... 5 9-” 796
11 to 12 o'Ciock. ‘5'
m ensured 'CWILM‘ yards of
wCrlnkiudflmpes'. niicolors; dain-
ty figures. Special, one hour, for 19/20
11 to 12‘o'Clock.
8c Apron Ginghams—‘l, 000 yards
blue and white checks Special, one
hour, for ..... _ .................. 4%:
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11 to 12 o’Clock.
ac Cheese Cloth-«32.000 yards hospt
5 tot soccer 36 inch..Spocinl, one hour.
.. 3V2:
. ...................... ,u.
11 to 12 o’Cicc‘k.
5c Toilet Paper; rolls or packages. ..
Special, onehour, for ....... 0' for tile
2 to 3 otCIook.
_ 20c Table Oil Cloth-45 inches wide:
white and colors. «Special. one hour.
:01: ...... . ....... ‘V. . .'. t ......... till/2f:
2 to 8 o'Clcck.
Women's Brotherhoodrezuinr price,
00c; either straight or circular styles;
embroidered ruffle.- Special, one hour,
for .............................. 33c
”Mg-M
2 to 3 c’Clock.
01.50 Cordoba—moral Worcester; all
silos; long. medium but. Special, one
hour for 79¢
..... .....-.v.-...:
2 to 3 o’Ciock.
01.50 filouse Dresses~mude of good
minlity «percaics, they include cw.
Special. one «hour. «for ..... «. ..... 93o
3 to 4 o'ClD‘ck.
. 1,000 yards of tenuous Fruit of the
Loom Muslin, worth 120. Smeclnl one
hour «for . ................... 7 34°
3 to 4 o'clock.
5.000 yards of liotos' Dress‘illng»
hams. Red Seals and A. F. CfowAll
the «host American Dress (linuhnms:
also 20.000 yards of Manchester Por-
coins. They an. nil our .12 [~20 regu-
lar stool: goods. Special one hour
for 8 34¢
.......... un....v...r...
8 to 4 o'Cloott.
lengths of Msrqulsottos and Scrimo.
in tun nod white: reindnr uric. 2th) "
ynrzd 40 Inches «tide; amps have 1050’
weaves appoint one hour fit.
We yard
3 to It o‘clock.
2.30 (Jullcnrn Honor-trill union of
this famous. woliukncwn 800p. 590i”
“i {01" bm hour o-wI-t’ “14013“!
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thought that the modules its the:
the sinful hill '00 interposed sum
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