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We give 9.2M? .'G‘°3I‘i Tradlllg Stamps
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6- F. Chernltzim Itid.»her trustees,“
John .Smyrnslr endlagtepheng’iiiske;
estate of Mary tenor, by e In ‘Chen
hitslly, its administrator; George
dilute. John ii) Taylor and Elephen
Kellen.
n; thin or WEST WEI
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e or cm and Bailey hIreets. ln‘i
, use to s petition from the may .
“who yam recently ordered to lay -A letter from Rev. Chernltliky, rele-
sl ewallrs in these thoroughfares. The tive’ to the stove petition, was read by
. dents do not wish to go to the ex- the clerk. .
m or hiring the sidewsliie untllI Councilman West explained the pre
‘ n. “ma oi gp‘ammt grade villus work in the tllorouahieree die
Engineer annual W. zl-loyt Jr, es! suggested that the matter be left with
ten the cost of the lowering of the the city engineer, the street commie-
out $1.500. « ' . c“ sinner and any other suggested.
e meeting was called to order at The grade is now 10 as millet the
5 unlock. by Mayor Robert M 14.2 grade of. Hamilton avenue. The
re. All the councilmen were pree- grading must be made throudii solid
., iroolr. Ennineer 'Hoyt estimated the
less John J. Cuneo read the cell, cost at approximately 81 500.
’h was accepted on vote ' it was voted that the matter be re-
ohpcrntlon Counsel Joseph R. Toy-‘ lowed to file Bummer. 8%!th commie-
xplnined the proposition, which: sinner and the committee on streets,
rides for the widening of West ave-l for investigation and report.
do three feet and the lowering oi the Adjourned.
‘ hilt erode some two feet. »
e following resolution was adopt
up vote: .
I areas. public convenience and ne— .
density require that West avenue. in
this city. between West street and a
point about one hundred let soother
of Garner street, on the westerly
an out said avenue. he changed, alter-i
‘snd widened, and that“ the sidewalk
field westerly side of sold avenue
change and lowered;
Therefore. Resolved, That Messrs.
FEBRUARY lMPORTs 0F MAN-U-
FAcw Rene" MATERIALS.
Benewod evidence of the activity oi
the manufacturers of the United States
is found in the February import mo
uros, just compiled by the Statistical
Division or the Bureau of. Foreign and
"Domestic Commerce. January ilguree
shovled larger importatione oi menu
lecturere‘ materials than those 0! any
earlier January, and the February lig-
xJolm pi McMahon. Christin Swarm tires, just received, also show larger
end Holley lB.81nuson, disinterested quantities than ever before Cotton,
Whom”; of said city, he, and theyl wool, silk, fibers, rubber tobacco lum-
m hereby gppointed a committee.; her, «tin, copper, and iron ore are the
whale duty u shall be to make such principal mnnui’aclurers' materinls int
gohnnxe, alteration and widening and 430”“. and in practically all these the
gums; “3.1“” the mile ,0: the 'imports of February exceed those of
swell: or said westerly side or eeid‘ W“ “I! W and M" the it
cone, between the points oioreseid months ended with February the fig.
, and to reort the some to «this council, ores erased. in every case, these oi the
which report shall embody o. descrip. corresponding period of the preceding
_tive survey of such avenue. between Y9”
the points aforesaid, and of sold walk IRtvw cotton shows for February
and grade, and an estimate and np-’ 1913. 17 million pounds imported.
praise! or meme 0,. Clemson...” the against 12 million in February or last
onto my be. resulting or up leer; and for the 8 months ended with
druids to any person or pain: February 87 million pounds, against
none from 'the mlflng of lend ‘ 45 million in the some months of the
tor public use us aforagnld or piecedlng your. ‘Wooi shown 18 13
such changing, alteration and million pounds Imported in Februm
idsnlnc. and (ram such changing and 1913. ugulnat 17 3- 4 million in February
ubworlnu o! the grade oi said sidewalk. of lost your; end for the 8 months end-
The renewing petition was read by ed with February. 141 million rounds.
e clerk: against 92 million in the corresponding
V the Honorable Mayor and Council Perk)“ 0! 191% Silk 101W“ in FBbN'
or the City of South Norwnlk: nry show it slight increase over those
We. the undersigned, .0“;an oi 0! February at last year, and (or the
,.property on Bailey and Gill! streets, 8 months ended with February, 18 mil»
Milo have been notified to lay curb lion pounds, opium it million in the
end nutter on or before June in, some months of last year. «Fibers show
would most respectfully petition your 39 1110083110 00M imported in Febru-
onornble body to have the “W“ ”Lenin“ 20 thousand tons in Febru-
mded and made passable new“ pub. try of lost your: and ion the ll months
ting us to the expense or doing the ended with February. m thousand
ork ordered. (We are willie: to icy tons. W 192 thousand iii the con
herb Add utter: otter the streets ere mealtimes monthu oi the procaine
linearly worked and srnded. your. Len! tobacco imports lmounted
‘Muroh nits. 1018. to 7 Hi million Pounds in Net-reef?
. motion 4”. Oilemwdry, Alphonso A. of the current year. mutt 1 million
Molded. Stephen J. «Jamey. Joe in February of Mt rm; M for th-
eph oi Plero. merit liens. Mikel 8 months Medium reunion. unlit
Tnptioe; at. hulllnun’ Hungerien lion rounds. calm in mum in the
Comment. by her «neuter. new comments: mouthed! the preceding
Minter or the other talcum
pen. My blood was poor. my circuitr-
tion was so bad I Would be like e deed
person at times.
nose basil, my abdomen was aerosol!
bud swfu pains.
lilo Compound and used the Sensitive :‘tent. The home hes done yoemen ser-
Wash and they certainly did wonders vice in providing a vocation inl the
for me. Mytroublee disoppenredendl ‘
em sbie to work hard every dey..
W. F SnwrstivorView Foammm.
headache, also pain in bile]: and was
veryillinendtiredeilthetime. [corn
delirium.
ii "men recommended I
, oi In number of hand '
h to nuiokiise‘. Thou also
08. "Montgomery 'would not hesitate to
even or a tire, even though it is not
‘if something was going tohe‘
preselit. but. another business entag‘r
ment precluded his attendance.
ell your the summer home given
I c 22500 children end women an
“1 took Lydia E Pinkhem’ eVegewi outing of from one to two weeks ex- ,
I had female wenk-‘
country, to those who could not more
!to getxswny from the heat of the me
Vermont. tropci s in any other event. . g
town, w I The home. at one time, sererni
”0 gr 0350' ‘W MO. undertook to give outings
Gifi‘ord. loin-— 1 was troubledwitht 13. mil! because 0! the behavior
female weakness also with dispiucc- :
' i he moierity or the youngsters, who
merit. I “a very severe and steady I [toolk- their outing to mean a time for
.Igenerni misbehavior. it has been de
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkhem’ e culled to devote the institution to the
Vegetable compound and I not cured of I women and girls rl‘he tired mothers
theta tronhlee‘. 1633303 pulse 3‘0“? remember with grateful hearts their
mma‘gofig‘ilgw “u“‘mum" little sojourn on the outskirts of Nor-
31:51.8. .' walk. They never misbeheved., but
. ,, thanked the authorities and the Divine
hoard: «planks. ere, Show“ ‘9 thou- Being for their golden opportunity to
:33 ;w::: aflfifignfm £23213? bask tor a. time in ireedom end in the
’ l '1' it til er
tom; and for the 8 months ended with coun ry sunshine. hoes ey ‘ltne
. ’—-M~re.
f:“t:::.‘::‘i.f“.£2°‘l2.‘ll°”’””°l"‘ e... ... m... . we
dig rubber show lo: meat: :4“: 3-33 800d health they had‘ secured while
a H e ° I.“ ” 1here,and partly because they realised
ed with «February .7 million pounds;
1m ted. millet 69 miiil i ‘th ‘1‘“ ”WWW Which "5 hem “l
c032: ndl rlod oi In?” n i e: torded to others, their countrywomen. :
hurts to! biggepznd skins Misfits mill WM" too. needed mat wen “I chm. I
{The little girls. also. appreciated to,
months ended with February were 405
million unds against 323 mlllio in the fullest extent the kindness none
the corrzsltmdin montls rl t n “hem, “'3 their little mites 0! praise
I g ‘ o “ year. nhrougllt cheer to those who had PM
COW” in “88’ bars 0"" m0“ 2an vldod "for them I happy vocation.
million pounds imported in the 8' ‘
I
months ended with February. 1913., m“ in the event of fire has been our _
lug period or the preceding year; and
copper in ore. 70 million poundm
minim 58 million in them menthol
Chaplain er the We firemen” e Aseo
option. in to
touch with
months ended with ili'ebrunry 76 mil extraordinary core in every instance.
lion pounds imported. against 72 mil t e-verywhere Having so many during a
lion in the corresponding months or
the preceding year; pulp wood. 674
thousand cords. against 814 thousand;
wood pulp. 812 million pounds, uninst
776 million; mahogany, ill thousand M
feet. extinct 30 thousand; pig iron, 98
thousand tons, against 78 thousand;
and iron ore, shoot 1 1-2 million tons,
against l 1-4 million in the correspond-
In: months of but yenr.’
The above figures rotate to quantities
since this method offers it more accu-
rate measurement of notes! growth
than u more statement of values. In
attempting to show the imports oi ell
mnuincturers’ motel-idle. however.
only values can be named, since the
variety or nrtlcleu and unite or quan-
tity renders impossible I consolida-
tion as to unenlitios. The total value ,
or ell crude meterlsls imported for my “flaw“m“ ”mm“ will be 83' '
use in monuiecturln: woniu «February cured.
i013. 346,483,118 against $47,138,904 ill
mercury oi lost, your; end for the
months mind- with li‘ebruery 1n.
$430,281.01. Wt $833,951.30! in the
some mm. or the preceding your;
while manufactures ior lurther use in
monotone: Imported in February.
1m. minnow. Mott $190,805,804
”1.410548“ e Februry. m2. and her
tile 8 months ended with ill‘ehrl‘iem
1018. inimwn telnet “00.803304
in the gem-moles period or the ore»
season under his supervision though
not his personal care, Rev Mr. ‘Poe
Icerey decided recently to make the
institution as safe as modern inven
lions will permit.
it is said that, the home is some two
feet above the level of the Norwuik _
reservoir, although GXvClliei Bylngton.
who hoe had considerable experience
in such matters. through his business
as econtrnctor. doubts this very much. ,
At present there is but u two~incb pipe
irom amid-loot well driven by an elec
tile commute iturnlsb water. This _
would be uselesdln I lireemerzency
because of its insuilicienoy. An’ at
tempt will be made to get City oi Nor. ,
walk water. in such quantity as to care
for a possible lire Then the neces-
WOY‘ ‘
The home property is quite eaten.
with several smaller buildings; 'i‘o ‘
but to others but little iii known or the
home, or or the good work it am _ ‘
frhe home in subported entirely.”
the New lion: confirm W iii
, its consultation and oil then we .
no, either m or ethnicity with
P
A MD.
ere better men and women toi-
take his dire buddies to the home in the ’
U
For merino
hr white wnehl::uv we- 0. parchmwindowe.
til-tool. etc.
that they must return to the city. he- . ‘
. "i s l i
“hm” 7“ thousand in be" “9m“ tore the heat was over. they did so“
The necessity to make the home 3
against 182 million in the correspond-1pmm to the 88V. Pomrey for as ..
. . .
tron he cum in '3
or lent ym 'l‘in shows for the SI too. be has seen the growing need (0;. .. ,
Contractors 'Melkin and Gregory or ,
fared suggestions about the inst-ile- , 7'
tion oi future equipment and all in all .-
the expedition was I cent seems; I
end so appreciated by Rev. Mr. Poe-HI
dive end there is one mammoth house , “
nanny Not-walk people it in tradition ‘ ‘
lien Lem Apprehended by Authevi
Wu till he
moo-Opens in One‘giotio
We would like to. here
and examine our line
.A. J. Angevine
& Son Co.
r34-x36 Washington St.
it contain today
Fulton (So-Certs.
BUCKET .rPlM YER
For “Home and Garden O
“0me.“th
unmod-
__ Innovator-ore." B'ronuhelivelvee; .'
Chas. E. Dow
Washington , Street.
Steam Healing 5;
Sheet Metal
Work
Also a lull line of Pipe, Valves
and Fittings.
' Special Attention Given to
utomohiie A
‘ Work
such a rediutorb loud uunrde.
lens. etc. ‘
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x n v v.
e». .44... m.
9‘
a '-
For
. Men.”
ial.
lit".
., For the Toilet Table and” . Boudoir
The trail of Eastern Perfumes is over all.
the manner of their presentation to the Western
.1 ran ' W
,. ' ‘ “Win!
it ‘ firemen“
the Best Tailored Street Gown
{For the Best Separate Cost
By this is meant the elaborate Suit of rich material
which women of distinctive tastes ,
4 street wear, and for the semi- tailored
Jets for afternoon and evening.
Mattias” is to be in fnrvor, for it is n lich
‘ silk and wool fabric. which although
is so soft and supple in texture, that
readily to the eccentric diapings,
and swntlling effects of the pleeent lllc royabic styles
Shown in block, a mustard tall Lanlml blue
and the new midnight blue, called by the i'i’CllCIi
desire
Coats
it
the
for afternoon
lllol‘lt’l‘ately
“crushed ,girdlcs
and Mant—
looking
thick.
adapts itself
taupe,
‘lloir
2 inches wide, $4 50 a yard.
At the
hiodistcs and that women who are clever in
‘ ing their own gowns will find hints (if individual
. lens in the photographs, the exclusive
, which may be seen at the Dress Goods Section on the
main floor.
and D‘aulllmlt.
Refine, the Fashionable Getton
Katine Voile, a light weight
stripes wry stviisll for .« m mer gentile, 45 inches uidc,
$1 2'5 3 yard.
White and black Refine Mixture» very cfieetivc, so
inches wide $1. 25. '
Plain coiors,1link, tall. blue, champagne, 89 cts., Spec- . i
Costllllles from Paquin,
fabric
it
White and black Strip: 9, 75 cts.
F ashion
Drccoll,
Silk Section
arrallg~
fasllf
Service,
l
Buzcnet
with L ratillc
Cotton Dress Goods, main floor.
Moderate prices for choice goods.
even in ... ’
pull
\.
Bulgarian “Flower He: rte" are huge sachets, heart—
shapod, made of pink organelle, or other thin stuff, and fill—
cd full of sweet smelling dried flowers that remind one of ‘
the olci~fasllioned potpourri.
Lavender Sachets are square bags six inches ill size“
stuffed full of sweet lavender, and these are packed in lav—
ender colored boxes of just the right size.
“Flower Drops," all oil of concentrated odor
they be had in jasmine helil trope Or violet.
Lotus Fiotvcr Wetu,‘ or small bottles with
vvrappiligs, tiediwith gold rt rd and sealed in mysterious
style. ‘ I , '
“L’ Or," a new extract ‘11 short square
unique icicign make.
Lilas. a delicious toilet u a’ter in a squat shaped
bottle which fits into a leather box lined with apricot satin.
whkh
papyrus
Of 4
flasks
flat
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