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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 18, 1913 · page 9

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training every effort to close up com;
. mlttce work although some of then'r

V love on bond many very importuut

hills. 1 -

." tn the House chamber this utter
noon. the nutomohliists 111111 11111101111111.
tiohe were heard on the bill which
‘ouils for $5,000. 000 bond issue for

VV building trunk highways across the
state on the routes recommended by
zthe good rouds association The
roads, btidges and rivers committee
also had before it all the bills culling'
for money; for highway imptmemonts
and maintenance of the construction.
department or the highway commie-1
sionc1‘ s olllce. «Commissioner Ban-V
nott was present and not only met
in axes of 111embcrs oi? automobile as-
V eociutious but was able to judge of the '
good roads sentiment in the state. (i. l'
VMarcy Robinson, of New «Haven con-
ducted the proponents‘ side £01 the
bond bill and speaker after speaker“
from all pm is of the state mixed the
bill as in the interest of the state.

Convict Labor Hearing.

The committee on state prison re.
”sinned its hearing on bills to stop
toutr-utt labor in the state prison At

' . tie 111111101111 hearing an attack had'
been made on the contract systeni'"

V now in force and the prison directors '
had asked that suggestions be made
1"o1 something to superoedc the system ',
him 11 would not only keep convicts
«ruploxml but nould contribute to"
tJaeir health and well being. P1'oi'os-'
11111 W. C. Fisher had asked the direc-
. tots it' bids for prison labor had been
V,gi\'en publicity und he had been 1111-.
sored that he would be given h1t‘or-'
motion on that point The hearing
uhen resumed entered Almost i111-
unediutelv upon this phase although
VVthc first speaker had uiged that the
bill be so amended to prevent prison .
. laboi product being biought into com~ ‘
petition with free 111101, making on"

argument in support of this '5
i’l'oit- ‘sor Fisher then took up thc'

matter of contracts at the prison He

.DVieriicod this by saying that he had
. not only studied ponolog1 for 11 long
(line but had been a constant \isitor'
’Vte3lt'otlit11eilt1l1l {111,111 111111....1181111. and

V had good words to say nbouttln.1 1111111.

ngenmut of it i111 said thut his c-om
‘-. ,.V,ylni11t pics 1011st made, nus not on
. ,, the general polioy oi the prison 1111111-
11:11:1119111. Vile ‘had not chained
‘V‘nrni‘fll westetnl 11111111,11111(11't or .1
lack of businessn'nfothotis. 111111.111.
V‘V,VV “(Filiporntc enough in spirit not to put"
" Vang; nttentlou to reports of statement 1;
1'11h'ich haw 11111111 h: 1111|11d mound ulth
little regard to li'uih or umuruuy.
VV What he did wish to iiud. :iud upon

'1 Vruhh'h his complaint was based. was
V “ht-titer the details of business 1111-

.' ministration were as publicly act-.1111.
sullo as they ounht to llt'.

hie roauhovl tin1 coni'iusion that they
1111111 not. From 1111111. was mild at
”.0 provions 111111141114 ilti‘ natural :1.»
.wntuptiou Wits that something was be-
ii't'. mounted.

Wants Facts Given. .

Ho, Professor Fisher said, he had

. askrd for sporiih facts dates, totinu
o' toutrncts for tho ptison labor, 11ml
:1 statement. on to uhethor tin1
11111'11 ndtertlsod. lu 1111111 11111111111. whon
11nd wherein public notice was given
of tho contracts' H11 suld ihtlt he did';
not not tin1 facts at tht1 lust hearipul
111d hr thought this 1111111111 one of too
thinnu: Either tin: directors did not

krmn 111111 was (mini: on. or 1111111 they

 

 

 

 

 

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were trying to throw. 111th instead 111‘ ; '

nzuuworlux Hliuttillcully 1111 to tho ronoV
tract». i’rokuuor Fisher cluhumi thci
peoplo of tin: state: hnd ll111 riuht to
VVloiow what goon on ut the prinon iuV
rolution to prison labor, He until that!
01111 hind or publiuity «11111111 from

mustuntly prancing those who have; '

1:112 hum-mutton but that in not the.
Mud 1111- public wants. The public,
should hurt! 111112111111 to oil the inctu.
,i’roiouenr Fisher said he proteuted .1
nuniunt tho inierunco that the matter 1
111' t'utttrt'wlti was the directors hunt
11111111 11nd not the pnbiioe. 'iio wnuteti .
the information united for. tie united
.1111: director» to 111111111 110ml the prom-
hn they 11111111: to furnish it. ‘

Senator J. A. .lohnnon mount Mr.
richer it 11 1111111 not 1111 that 11111 lnwi
tilti 1111i
oontmotu 11nd Mr. Fisher .1111 that"1
was correct. Mr. Fisher ciao 1.111111

 

that he liltii written twoprlnon dirt-111

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

111111 ,{or 1.111111111111111 and he did not
think they bud given it fully. 111111111
unity e11 regarded publicity 111111-
11111111111111.

air Fuller. of the board then re-
plied to Premium fisher. mailing

mm 11 letter which 11111 111111 cent to I’m-l

"'lJrgent Reacting for Accept»

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require thu advertising of ' r

 
 
 

tensor Pitcher. 111111111111; the minors, m. .N...

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Personally Sci-1

1 looted Bargains
Desirable Merchandise, Want-
‘ ed Styles. Large Assortu'

' ments. Low

Prices.

Unusually

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history of value~giyling at The Boston Store.
or equally. interesting valuesnot advertised. ' ,'

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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nos for

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Hundreds ‘

Conic to The Boston Store 11 ,

 

wifihereinthefl .
Many. . Goad
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not 11111111111111
Great counters burdtm .
with the startling cvidcnc

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. A new soiling record was made last 311111111151 tor our SPRING SALE, a record made because of the SPLEN DID VALUES that were offered. Tomorrow Specials have been
V choeenmcvbomg wetthy of this great event. They. are Vualuce that are far from women. This noteworthy collection of unusual bargain opportunities not- -in any sense ordinary bar- '
w gains 1111111111 tum hundreds of thrifty showers of The Norwalks and vicinity Boston Store way tomorrow. We are determined to make this a day long to he remembered in the
Don' t miss a single items—«then come and ace for yourself the VexcclleVncc of these offerings Remember also, there are hundreds of oth-

 

 

 

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Spring‘s Best Garment Stylus.

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' SPECIAL VALUES FOR TOMORROW
Offered in The Boston Store’s

 

Women of The Norwalks will find a world oi interest in our magnificent showing of
We propose to intensify this interest by SPECIAL PRIC-

ING and have selected many of our HIGH- GRADE TAILORED SUITS. COATS and
Here are a few

GOWNS and marked them with REDUCED PRICES for this occasion
of the many attractive values.

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Every one a new model. per-
fact in style. material. work-
manship, both plainly tailored
and fancy models are shown,
them Exclusive

 

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Spring Coats.

I Styles. which will not be dup—
I licated. Special lets have
9 been arranged at
I. ,
i SUITS worth up to $37.50. .1\1 .............. $25.00
2 Sl'l'l'h' worth up in $25.00. .'\1 ............ $18.50
. "6 Sl'l'l'S worth up to $22.50. At ..... ‘ ......... $16.50
i'I Si l'lS worth up to $20.00 {\1 ............. $14.98
N ‘ ‘ ; - . '
.3; Si} i"Sl worth up to $18.01). At . . . . .VV ..... V§ 12,50
if Sirius worth 1111 11.111.15.00. .111 ..... $9.50
l" 3‘ J4. ”‘ ' . .2. 1

A11 cspcci liy attraqttve feature for tomorrows gelling.
We have chosen thesé Stout groups
In therm'aré combined Perfect.»
unusual value-«the best that can possibly be obtained at these
prices. .

{HHSWI ‘laiu 11111111. and mixluics .............. $12 50

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smartly designed
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t i).\ l Sw—l' 1 d1 -tr cloud .1111 1 ............. , '
. 11 (v; s L“ V VV1 V VVVVV $14 V.. 8 _
t‘i l.\'l'3\'w~l'1111511ally hautlsoun' models ......... 1.1» $18.50

 

 
 

 

 

1311111; ----- in exclusive 11511115 .

 

 

Remarkably Attractive Spec—
" tale in

Woolen Dress Goods

Read the splendid story .of
prices and no the goods. If
you have a Dress Goods need
you will surely supply it in
this sale. BETTER Values
cannot be found. go Where you
will.

MOHAIR SICILIANS.

43 inrhrs wide. in black and

1111133 splendid valuos at $1.011,

yard. ‘Sprrlui price touun'row.

ALL WOOL SERGES

45 1111l11111 wide, in blink and
white and all the other wont-
ml shades. nil wool spanned
and shrunk; worth $1.111.) yard.
Sprclal prit't' tnnnu'mw 79V“

ENGLISH1 SUITXNGS.

in llilxtttl coinrs.’ 54 int-he»:
wide '1 regular $125 value.
Special tomorrow. yard .793?

FRENCH SERGE

Always wanted for 11111111 anti

. tlrruscn.,m1 exceptional quality.
: 111 different Munich; “Special.
tomorrow. yard . .1 .. 1.”.1425

NEWS SUITIWS.

diur wolncn‘e within navy ,

 
 
 

111111 hint-11.111511 hair lino stript‘s.
5(‘1Vinrhcu wide: a regular 15.1.1111
quality. Special tuunu'ron'.
ynril ................ $1.60
WHIPCORDS.

.'\ womlrrlnl lot for your so“

'lcction. 12 shades of all 1111111]

\'\’l1ipronls. 45 inrhrs wide;
regular $1.50 valor. Special
tomorrow, yard ...... 1,00

BLACK BROADCLOTH.

A rich quality imported
llmadcioth in 11 perfect black
54 inches wide: sold usually
for $3.110 yard. Spreiul totn'or
our .yard .......... ..,_82.00

FRENCH LINENS.

411 inches witlr. in (NC? 11)
different situtlt's.Vwi1itr 111111
hint-l1. all .puri' lined, with spot“
ial Nowkrusiabic finish:
75c yard. Special 11111111111111.

RATINE on uroneul

”H11: innhiouabic rough worm: _
this .
"season 11 11111111 popular febrirriu

i111porthti irotn Pruner:
colors for both street and 111111111

i119; 1.111111111111111: re ulnrly $1.50
and $2.110. Specie 111111011?on

111M101“
tam sits restrooms.

 

 

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Mir .111 tin: greatest barmiu
that we ovcr riit'ci'ctl Special
town"! 111 .. .. ...... $1.98

 

182.00 LADY BETTY COR-

SET.
’ too of there hue Corsets in
all the 111-111 models: all sizes.
Special tomorrow . $1.00
soc BRASSIERES.
Title is an exceptional value:
regular 5111'. value: just 8 dozen
on sale totnormw for ..

$6.98 WHITE EMBROIDER-
Eil) DRESSES.

(1111' first shipment of illeht‘

dainty Embroidered llrcusos

 

on sale tou’nwmw: never sold
for ices than $431.98. Specially

111-11111 for lonnn'row . . 84,

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SHIRT WAISTS.
1.0m dainty. pretty” lliouscn

 

in Value and,V.Style,

'Unirilnmed—V Hemp
Hats

A special lot. all V
Shapes. in white. black and
colors. Exceptional value

at ..... , ...... $1.95 ‘

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Handsomer Styles Cannot Be Found in "

Trimmed Hats, $2. 85,’ $3. 85, $4.- 85 $7.- 85

Several hundred Hats at these four popular prices are
‘hcre awaiting your choice—the Handsomest Hats and the
Gractest Values we have ever offered. Many of them are
New York made while some of the most attractive
-§rc the product of our 011m workrooms.
ehowmjncluding thcpoicc and close; fitting styles, in hemp,
‘ straw and silk, in black. white and all popular colors.
[These are effectively trimmed with flowers, ribbons, fan-
cy feathers and fancy ostrich.

01165

They are Unequailed

Fancy Ostrich
"l‘wo special lot 01 Fancy
Ostrich, ih‘ ’ black, \Vlllit'.
plain colors and combina-
tions. Special values at

95¢ and $135

Every new shape is ‘

Children’s Head-

 

 

 

wear . ..

Our Children‘s Millincry .

was never prettier than this V "

season. Our stock is replete

with the dainticst of dainty
styles.

 

 

Extraordinary Special LimitedOifer

 

Made to Mouse

Measured, made and fitted by t orough er enced “5""
limit .—
tomo

Fifteen new spring styles for cine}
teed. Ten day special offer starting

For $1, $1. 25 and

Sclut'nm 111.111.11.1“11115 ollc‘or (ir‘tt‘ ii
trVoo1is ilcpnrtiutnt.V 111nm 1111 11111 choosy: fmm the entire
anger 1&4 1311111111“ 1h 1; firing: :1an suniniVoiV; materials. and mu
tailm Will take your 1111'11s11rcnicuts umk'c‘ht autlfinish ymu

81:50

01W 'g'tcfit {1101111

 

skirt at tilt-V1 nominal amet price-1V. . VV
V . r w. 1‘15; 91.31.. .
VMakcrs‘ Samples of \ulucs' to \(1 (10 (111 g, g
' . ' Value it” $7.50 for ..
Washable Dresses. ' , . _
Clt'Vt’f new models 111' wool

A host of pretty styles made
of every new washable mater-
ial ratin'cflln’en. voile. fine glngw.
hams, 'iancy musiins, some
trimmed with l'accs,‘ others
with bands of plain materials
111111 1111119111 new groups {0.1:
tomorrow

and \Wiists in silk. liugcric.
voile-s. marquisrttcs and linens.

. .411. 1.98 1111
98" $182385; ' .

 

soc 111131.111 UNDERWEAR

[in-it received number 1111411 of
those {51111111111 good valor: in
womcux Drawers
whitc l’ctiimnts: Worth 5111'
each. Spu'iul for tomorrow.

 

$1.011 MEN’S PAJAMAS.

Manic of hue quality mantras.
in all colors 'inmnrrow 83411

81.00 MEN’S SHIRTS.

Which at $1.00 1m: ‘npcrlsi
111111111. ’i‘omorrow. a hmitod
quantity on salt: for 83¢

$9.00 UMBRELLA‘B.

For men and 1111111111111, giorin

 

 

chhuugeshic masculine .11th

"."SR‘W-ll's" BUSY ' CW"! _

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”arr 11111111111111 nith mossalino.

Values 111135.110 i111- .. $2,108 1

and lint}: V

 

: Serge Dresses 1
.11'1111' in 1.1.1111 \tlilll‘ 111 with

him i. some
\111111ii11.1111111.-rs

”potltil slripp "

:11 11 lat 1' ti) liar

1. 111111111}

 

' $4.9811>$6.98

silk. fast block. “Willie“ and
fancy handles. Special tumor»
mw

................. .

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25c AND 391: MEN'S HOSE.

in colors. siik'aud linlc. all
sizes. Spurial tomorrow 19¢
W

V 81.25 CHAMOISETTE

GLOVES.

Wnnlia'blr pique backs in
whilc 111111 unturnl. Special 111‘
marrow. pair ..........

 

15c enscoctrs TALCUM
powonn.
or

Special tomorrow

V...

 

SILK GLOVES.

"Kayscr's " Silk (311111211 for
women. two cl‘eup double tip
black. white and all colors.

5111' vuiure.”lo11mi'row 3811’
75c values. Tl‘oinorrow i591?

 

..V 81.35 WRIST .MQS

$1111! or walrus leather, lined
lili’ifllt‘ or double handles. fitted
with purse. “Epoch” mmorrow

1‘ I

NW
151:. ClVJRTAlN :SWISQEB
too ineccs of line Swish Cur-

' _ tun kiwi 11115111. in ntVt'ipeVn end for

11 1111111111 111‘

v»:

saving on the cost.
titles of each are not large, so":

'all lllt 111.111 plain colors and

inl tomorrow

. toutermw .

 

Saturday Specials 111

Colored Wash Goods

Here are three spccialstltet
will help you in pX‘Cpai’lnngl'o
summer. Prices that mean
The open .,

 

 
 

 

 
 

don‘t wait too long to make
your selection. '

 

Anderson‘ 5 Scotch Dress Ging-
hams.

 

tilt 1.011 pic 11.»: of clean .
lash inst color stripes; chock .
and plaids}, 3.2 inches wide 25c
Special 11111191 row.

 
 
 

Plissc or Crinklcd Crepes

(l11l1'fii't_1 [)lL'LE'S in this lot

 
 

blaclt and 1111111» This is the
crinkled material that requires
no ironing. Special tomorrow.

V gym

About 1.500ya1'ds all. told,
excellent, best quality. in light
and dark colors. in stripes, fut
mo and do: tit-signs. Tomor-
row .............

Percale.

 

 

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$2.50 RUGS.
WY . 1 .'
.'\_.\u11iust1'r Rugs. in ()ricntlif.’
patterns, 27 x 54. Special-t
mormw

..........

US: so LACE CURTAINS.
All non tyardu long. Spcc~

3

11-1.

$2.00 COUCH covered.
in fancy striprs. all new writ”
signs: full lily; til/.08 cm
ltllliiltflrti“ . . 5.

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Wmnrns and Missrs' Lin
bluibroidcrcd Collars. $111ch
tomorrow 3... for,

15c SPOOL SILK TWIST"
Kerr 1 Lustre 'yl‘wist bloc}:

and whitr. Special mooning
.2 for 1

151: 1.1.1131. 111111.111 '
Sniusmk Drt'sn' .Shlel‘tgi

wanhnbleond odorless. Spec
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15¢..ms'ricexm... 1 .
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