cam ems Feces BAKED one» our or corn. TIA" cocoa on hill—K. so ' “amt-lee. so Leno‘em When an no here-your pit-titre te- k-‘l W was e question! Ra’s Studio | i. d M 4 seem IAIN STREET. No uh um either. Ag 1.... .. William Ward is makinx extenSiVO A “on! «ht meeting was held 3"hpmvements to his Hickory Blulf ind m ., the Second District ‘ collate. elects-lull waders. Routine hus- - ' Clones wee tree-acted. and plans made John E.Kilhoy, of Plymouth avenue, _ t he m Mn! , has accepted a position at the Dres~ or t ' repair work den Lace Works. 5-23 i i i F; .— —Boll. Owner: Here’s your chance togeteIretanhargainanoedi cycle mrlee cubes, retro, Gray, Chi. m omit. 838.00 and up. free comical-e. Plus 1082. C. L. St. Mrs. B. M. Mead and family. of New ., wean. have taken the Norton cot- tage on Hickory Bluff for the coming * t no the genuine Wauwm ‘ . .n' . r “ B , m M ache-Be..eruI-wi IE” 53'. 5.; RAYMOND, WWW. * v . ‘39.... MW ‘ _ '+ ”'33th 7" .mmmcr. ' John, Steamboat Pl. *- ~Easter lists, O'Brien. . ' m... , I F. A. Keynes. at West avenue, this . The Misses Becker, of Fairfield fhvsnue are spending the week-end in (Boston. Friday evening they attend- 5. 0d a fraternity dance in Cambridge. u . . , .5... where he will work at the .‘ lil _ shout ton. and his friends wish him ‘ . “,‘h orrls Rudder, ot bouth Main luck in hi new field. He is a pop- , :wfitreet, is spending the week-end With “1" member at “"3 Putnam Hose ' suite sister in New York. and will at- emu-y . thud the one or the Broadway moi: ' w the well-known l‘ioton .«g' olnt Volunteer utevSavmg (,orps. . film- to“ his way wutwu'd Mr. Keyser will i stop on at Cleveland. Ohio. to visit E. ‘ w. (ire-gt, [Gnarly or this city. widths for Easter. O'Brlen's. ~ 'For the first time the beautiful ."zipoa'ce prayer of Pope Benedict. Kv.‘ pee read at the Friday evening son. Jennie ’ “vices in St. Joseph’s Church. on South; ' m street, last evening. The prayer 1‘ .ulll be repeated at the services thlsi iwgfihwmygfimynggi?? . «evening and at all the masses tomor— . ' .‘ iWBlall Ind 0W John ll..'Pootblll. , row and at the veSper services tamer-1 The m In owned by William 40" night. John, 11' mum it was very fvicinu. and attacked the two otllcials on... they entered the shed in which the!“ wee fled. ,‘l‘he do; sprung atWar— den Wail. but its leash was too shut, all the Initial only succeeded to rip” Ir. Walsh's sleeve. The dog's w shy he sent to the Middle ton m for rabies tests. it“? 3: .. eerieuly bit twelvoyear-old W daughter of Mr. and —Latest Derbles. O'Brien's. The executive committee. of j. uhdustrlal Exposition held a meeting. ‘ ,_ fist night atwhich time the financial . ”Woollen was,gotie>over. A report igilll narrowly-soon. and from the in«l filostioxis a large sum will be placed, L”, ‘1: the treasury. 3:53. «(hp- e-l nineties. O'Brien's. 6 County Agent ,8. J. Wright, of the "turtleld County Farm Bureau, was mike. F‘ord‘ automobile to he used Innis-work throughout the county. 35111;) was done at the meeting of the 'dnecutlve committee or that organ- ,fitim held yesterday afternoon. (rumour PATEN'l'f-i. The Moving were issued March Hi. 1315. LR furnished from cities 0! A. I. Wooster. solicitor or put- tcnte. Bridgeport, Comm F. 1.. Com et at, Bridgeport. mounting [or sound boxes. ‘ William R. Mobster, Bridgeport. machine for drawing metal blanks. DeVer 1!. Warner. Bridgeport buckle. George A. Williams. bottle and up-tutener. Edema W. Beachc, foundry riddle. . . Frederick M. Carlson. New Britain. casing for muum‘botlics and other devices John W. lmfly, New Britain. percolnhcr. Edmund A. solitude. New Britain. bench bracket and vise. Henry L Boles. Hiddletown. wax", thread and making the same. Alfred Ia. Pierce,“Wollinglord. out— out box. ’ » Frank I}. Grow. South Norwalk. nutomnuc Wasp. John N. Rcymlde. Greenwich, line- switch. Clarice A. Rainy. Cromwull. toy bank («lain-l ’ -'.I'nrle-hllrks The ‘W Electric Company. Bridgeport. electrical fuse-plugs. Loefl manhunt-ins Company. of Weetort. tire ‘ trade-mulls. Twines and. some. broiled or twisted; threads ' and yum . ' _ . ____.____....__.—-—- HEAR!” 0! I520 case POSI- ‘ ‘ Pomona WEEK ‘ ’ It mmm‘mmin D._Land ey that the use against :ylrglni‘ua it). landfill in Susanna E. M: Women he use uupport of her two yea”: old mm. which. was to he . heard Morel: Land in the justice roost-t. Menu morning at “10:80 o’clock. he: been postponed a week h‘y'. agree-est at counsel. , 'm»mvfllhehsard in a com- mitteem‘ in the court house when . . ‘ ' I 1”HMONDAY NIGHT, ARMORY lmmiry-New Canaan-Norwalk (with “filth and :Bockman) in 2 his games. “so of season. Basketball, dancing. 4 Waterbury, . ‘ Waterbury. Rev. Father Guny, of Greenwich, will be the speaker tomorrow even- at the regular Sunday evening “fon’vespers in St. Joseph's Church, - South Main street. At all the masses tomorrow, Pope Benedict's [secs Prayer will he read, and a emu exposition of the Blessed Sac- ...afitnent will take place from the end he 10:30 o'clock mass, tomorrow petunia evening, at 7:30" o'clock, “than the exercises of the three-day iridunm services will conclude. with fie Rosary, Prayer for Peace, litany wt the‘Saints'. and the customary more. to which will be added the “or from the Mass Pro Peace, the Winn Ergo and' Benediction. ‘To be sure that‘th‘o [person to- whom you expect to leaVe’_ loads in trust,_.'wlll 'receiVe them: and "that fthety will be properly managed and cared "for.- your will should direct that the money be placed in the hands of a competent; res: 'ponsihle trustee. ’ is an institution thet Will ,not die, tall sick or leave town. 1nd would serve your purpose when an individual eouid'... ; Anided Trustee ‘ , ,Qur, busine- is to cm to: ~th and mounts invader um “ “,Oeli‘ end so“ " 'm ‘ ‘ city, W, known as “Halt" is. on his way to Kansas City, Missouri,‘ batting? trade. Ix; Rayner is well-known’ The E m'wafiésaay rafter-1 um, Wit Bcolield, of Hantord's M mm express rate II the petition tiled incl- ‘ ed “new Penal-s m... no chooses i l l l -. We Advise Early Shopping - for . the Best Bargains and Best Service. Cash it You Have it. - cent a You Wantlt. l ASSEMBLY FAILS TO HAVE QljonuM. (monitor of Senate Delayed until Son- «tor Plot-eon is immoral to Make up Sumbcr. ‘ HARTFORD. March 20.—~F‘or tho ,llrst time since the 'hroscnt General iAssemhly line hgen holding lo‘ridny Esessions. a quorum failed to appear :in either branch when the time came ,t’or the session yesterday. Seventeen ,acnators were ready and the opening fpl'uyer was delayed until Sena. Pier- :son, who has a business ollice in Hart,- Ztord. could be procured to attend to intake the quorum. ‘ i The old age pension bill was unin- lvoruhly reported. Senator lsboll say- Iimz that with the treasury in its Bros- '0!“ state this was no time to consid— ‘or such a xnonsuro. Similar reports were made on hills to compel mili- Etery instruction in schools and to :rommiaslon military instructors in schools. 1 Favorable roports were on meal:— gures to make a closed ecs'aon on wild i 'hnrcs and rabbits from Jun. 1 to not. 7. for a $75,000 appropriation for the Connecticut institute for the blind. :and amending the sol concerning the 1transfer of minors from state insti- .tutione to the Connecticut School for. l Imbeclloe. ' ‘- i in the House a roll call Was dis- pensed with as it was feared that u .no-quorum would be disclosed. The 'Houso chamber was granted to the committee on new towns and probate districts for March 30 to hear the Norwich division hill. Two petitions were Mcolved tor pensions for Spanish war veterans. Amendments to the Bridgeport char- ter ‘glvlng additional power to the park board to condemn land. and concerning street pavements. and six changes to the Torrlngton _,boroush charter *were favorably reported. There were a number of favorable and- unfavorable reports on minor measures. M”, ‘ MRS. “”AIH‘ERS POISON!!!) emu). KEN, CORONER FINDS. - NEW. YORK“ March 20.—-Loretta Rogers. -8 months old. and her broth- er. Johnrngod 2 years children or .Lorlys Elton Rogers and Mrs. Ida Sniflen waiters. came to their dewth through poison administered by their mother. according to the formal ver- dict oi as coroner's Jury yesterday. Mrs. Walters. who is lockadup a» . waiting trial on an indictment char- ging her with their murder. did not have to attend the inquest. as the. cor.- oner had,,wanted her to, do. A writ of in Junction protected her from the ordeal. " ~ “monitored died in a hospital a day or scatter they had been. pois- oned on December .29. Mrs. Walters survived the poison potion she took herself at the. some time. ‘ ' . MISS TANZER UNDER AW. NEW YORK. March 20.-MisI'Ree Tanner. who brought a $50,000 breach ct promise suit against James W Osborne. formerly Aeeldtent District Attorney was to be arraigned before a United States Commialoner late today. to answer a charge of using the United States flunk to defraud. Miss Tanner is a torowmnonot a hat factory. ‘z a: " ~ Beam V: a outcome or the salt! berm Oliver Osborne. . h! ll mooted arrival hex-o’er! else who . . . l ,. ‘ M‘ . [lave Trees To him -LET US" DO IT— Beaupain &’ Saunders MIBOIWUUI‘URIBTB. ‘ “Phone 951-18 or 1878-5 SOUTH NORWAIIK CONN. HERE’S A , GET AC- QUAINTED PROPOSI- ‘ TION. We invite you to mine in and hr spool our line of new fresh-trom- thonmilss paper select your pat- tern lot us hm it. tor you end‘ then tell you what the cost is. You‘ll receive the most pleasant surprise or your life and we'll gain a. permanent customer. The Gatham Co. 10 FIRST 01". us? nowaut .Tel. 45:. ELECTRIC POWER EXTENSIVELY ‘ USED lN MINiNG. . and Desirable. “row mated " cannothe shipped to industrial centers ‘where cheap power and cheap labor are always available. Nature has decreed that the minlns work must be done where the mineral most inaccessiblepleces in mountains. deserts and out of the way pieces. Often’the richest material deposits power. Massimiliano cost [of tar, it; is out. ofi'ttteiduuetlon tunnel-4 ”under an maintain-uneasy there u but 6116 narrative—same electric pmrj'trom outside or‘ollaedon the property. * ‘ ‘ mining operations where electricity is . Cutbtll’s Bridge Market No Other Form Emmy-co Cheap, em ' him; ,is'one industry where the' is found and, often enough...the mlnerv . al deposits are tuck’ed away in the are lound' oa- back in the hills remote ' . from water or oth‘eryposstble source‘of . - ' labor and fuel .and'the scarcity of wa— - amateurs powsr'on the ground; and , . No" otherhpowsr is considered for ,: available. mm electric power can .- he mound at scoot-within room it' ls-nsd without om . This is es. penalty tree ‘vrheco‘xreliohii' lty h a finish daily—Cod, Eastern Halibut. Rock and Book Shed, m. m. Wik. All (rah. Not lt‘meen. Sea flames. liockawey oysters. Opor Long Cletus. llound’il'mi Inna (Plant: in Shell. Inhalers Saturday. 71 North Main Street " Free Delivery. Phone 108. , One Look at Our Teams and mun will prove thut we urn fining buttress in u very high class way. We will pay you highest prices for all Junk and cause you the leastinMnVcnleuco. Send a postal or telephone in and one at our wagons will call. The ~ Wraliiirou (Joint. 3 “om St. E.-Norwnlk Conn.“ ‘ -_..\—~. meosmrss The tale hone has bed come in ‘spcmahic for the very excellent rea- : son that it fills. the min- - ' citatitivfith secgnds aged. 3 ymg t e pro em emulates down the you 1!! THE HOME The‘hourewiie has her ‘ work 'to ”do and in her use. as with the man «theme. ’a . TELE~ BBC __will prove as valuable: domestic ser- ‘ vagit as it does “an office 81 g. ' A ’ 1 =1" 1922 norm ...~ elk—i. .. .,, “5..., w. art-memo . * . finch Sow-Attorney prime rector-e where the mesons-av ‘ the, nusotlout .1 naveii‘vou ‘A muons unrest monomer» rax- earl-3‘ -' . Ac‘thtg under orders of the pension mu M1150 ”Hm! ot “I3 in- 'm ’ . arm at mintzs F OR TO-NIGHT . SPECIAL SKA?“ ES . $5 and so SPRING COATS ..... " $12.95 SUITS .......... ........ $16$UITS SPECIAL SHAPES . . . . ......... ................. 99¢ ~-- $1.25 and $1.49 ................ $3.95 $9.95 .............. $12.95 -. Dim other good values throughout the cadre store Pro-Faster Sale SPECIALPIIIISFOR THESE DAYS Floor Coverings and Rugs SAMPLE 9x12 HUGS loot Axmlneter Rugs 310.50; regular price. $25.00 Medium Axnfl‘neter Huge ”8.50: molar price. $22.50 Best Tapestry 012.49; regular price. $15.00 Medium Tapestry Rune $10.00; regular price, 313.50 Wool Fibre Rune 05.”; regular price. $10.00 Special Prices on SMALL RUGS Velvet Rugs—27x54 $1.19; regular price, $1.69 Axmineter Rune—36x72 $1.59; value to $2.49 Rubber Mall 69:; regular price, $1.00 Brush Mate 39c; regular price. 50c CREX BUGS A. DICKERMAN 8. SON' South Norwalk 'Piiouc 446 “WE. GIVE S. G. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS." . A‘New Linea! . ' MEN’S LOW SHOES with white robber soles. In BLACK cmnmsrrram -. ww._. . .. . -. . orTAN, “comm & uncut. South Norwalk. i‘llteration _ " Sale Owing to extensive cost. ~ Sweaters; waists, Madman Girdle} ' , Bags.Corsc!s, Em- ' . broidcrieys, Corseiquve‘rsv,‘ .’ .,_ _ . (Umbrellas. ., and (ti/c.7725}; will be found at this great “Bargain Feast. COME HERE*TOMORROW. You must séc’the values/to reel-3 a ly‘ emanate the saying!» improvements throughout our storé. stocks must he brought} to their lowest possible point. .We have gone through every de- partment gathering all excess merchandise~all odd Vas- sortmcnts, and have reduced prices without. regard. to , 1..- ‘fi’iimnl , W W? being made \ .I wast-utter» stem.“ ' ' I l mmf'rn nosey cameos. ‘ . .Thet little shield. bearing thewlet- ~ or manual. ' you n. s. - I motorway. tori “ w . a oxen: which one tot he; pruned. on all mm money mm.“ eoirm unawaumj ‘- "ll. 8.". end the wordefl‘l'eln’l In” . . . flu have! the shield Wm ' ‘ leg dilly. No my . . belles for its .
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