1m opinion that in the whole 11W!
WW and good feeling as the one
i
:90 soon as the president asked
I" M 15 already ““1er known for so 11 >11cre cold either in head, chest
Ibody or limbs. by taking a dose of
I "C. Rants-Rees was elected to fill the,
”glue thus left vacant.
1.
m
mnemymmmmtohar
.; ”day and Thursday or lost week.
.iers of last year’s board. The only
mutormr sorrow: Hews.
Query woman who went to Hartford
_ week. as a delegate to the Annual
o! the Went Woman
mention. his coins not
'9
Du hue community. It is the gel-
w the names movement in this state
flan never was a convention which
filorded so much encouragement or
wish was pervaded by so much har—
flinch extended over Tuesday, Wed-
The election or otlleers woe inst one
Q the indicotions of this harmony.
Minations were from the door, and
for
terminations women in all parts of the
tall began to-renominate the mem-
we in which twofiiames were even,
yresented was in that of Mrs. Freder-I
”I Spencer of Guiltord, who refusedI
to accept another term as chairmauI
pt New 'Haven County, saying that
we wished to devote herself to moroI
purcly local work. Mrs. Charles 19..“
Stoddard was chosen to take her place:
a—a most fitting choice for Mrs 6100- I
.tive work all over the state
VMrs, Stoddard was already unmem
bér of the board as auditor. and Miss
Miss Kather-
ine Ludlngion of Lyme received hcr
first election by the convention, but?
she has been filling the position
I chairman of New London County for. and suudling
some months. 35 5119 has chosen 1“ Ihcad —nothing else in the world gives
0!
the Executive Board to fill the uncx
pired term of Dr. Esther 13. Wood-
'ward who left Norwich for New lin-
yen.
The enthusiasm and earnestness
which fill the suffrage movement ini
flonnecticut cannot be better measur-
ed than by the income pledged to
the state association for the work of
the coming y.ear The amount was
half as much again as any previous
year. The total announced at the
convention was 512.610 but another
pledge of 9600 has been received that
was not included in this total, making
save The Baby
Use the roIIablo
nonLIcK'si
ORIGINAL
Malted Milk
Upbuflds every part of the body efficiently.
Endorsed by thousands of Physicians.
Iothers 0114 Nurses the world over for
more than a quarter of a century.
Convenient. no cooking nor additional
mllkrcquired. Simply dissolveln water.
IAgrees when other foods often fall.
We free, HORLICK' 5. Racine, Wis. I
”0 Substitute Io“luot ”Good" '.
”HORLICK'S. the Original
Istops nasty discharge or
115019111135 and stiffness.
; liont stay stuffcd- -up!
theinoomopledsedtothomteuso-
elation 913,.399 The pledges were
were first from the leagues—monot-I
hgtoabonthaitof the whole ”mount.
and pecan! from individuals. “OI
individual chases Wed a 11W
tor the rent at heuwtas from it.
m Hooker of New Haven, and
large pledges from Mrs. Antoinette
Wood of Shnhbury and Mrs. George
H. Day of Hatfield. '
evening will be long remembered by
every deleute who attended it. The!
tie refined
whose brilliant intellect is hidden in
a. moot modest exterior, Miss Helen
Todd, whose breezy talk kept her
hearers in a roar of laughter.
lllIIS 0019 IN
IIISl IIIEII H0198
“'Pape a Cold Compound" EndoI
Grippe Misery Don’t Stay I
Stuffed up! I
1011 11m cud grippe and break up1
I‘npc’s t‘old t‘ompound' every two
hou1s until three doses are taken I
It promptly opens (Iogged- -up nos-I
trils and air passages in the head,
nose run-
ning. relieves sick headache dullness,|
feverishness. sore throat, sneezing,
Quit blowing
E11801 your throbblngi
such prompt relief as ”Pope's Cold‘
tompound " which costs only 25 ccntsI
at any drug store it acts w'ithout
Iassistancc. tastes nice. and (111111911 no
Iinconvenience. Be sure you get the
Igcnuine.
IIIOIIWIIIII l0 PM
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(Continued from First Page.)
Ibcfore, being based (in acts by theg
Ibcglslaturc oi 1915.1t is claimed IIOIII
the 1011' system that it will result inI
di1iding the various amounts morn:
equally and fairly between the diffel g
111‘. municipalities.
Amounts by Counties.
The following are the amounts
which each of the eight counties Willi
1131' '
Hartford .................. $481, 296. 04
New Haven .............. 529,691.15
New London ............. 114, 379. 74
I Fnilflcld .................. 419. 054. 58
IV‘ indham ................. 45 .371. 83
I l itr'hi'ield ................. 83.128 61
\liddlcsex ........ 7‘7 ...... 48.128.35
I'l‘ollnnd .......... . ........ 26 949. 70
91.750.000.00
This tax of $1,750,000 is provided
for in Chapter 325, Section 1. of the
' Anti
SHOWERS ”
bring May flowersbut
they also complicate
the task, of shopping-'—
unless you have learned
the advantages of.
I BUYING- BY ' -
TELEPHONE .
lows concerning state revenues passed
[11 the Legislatuie of 1916, and will
be collected for the y'cals cndlng Sop-
tcmber 30, 1915,11nd September 30
1916 This section authorizes the
towns to assess and collect the tax
1n the manner pro1ided for the as-
sessment and collection of taxes. for
paying their current expenses. 01' this
81. 750,,900 the section provides that
$500, 000 be annually used for the
purpose of a sinking l'und. Chapter
257. Section 1, provides that the
amount to be collected “shall be ap-
portioncd to and paid by such towns
in the proportion which the total rev
enuc received yearly from direct tux-
nlion in each town, including that re-
ceited by all taxing districts therein.
as averaged for the three fiscal years
next preoefl'hg, is to the 10111 revenue
so recei1ed f01 liuch time as averaged
in all the towns in the state or county,
.95: the case may be. "I
' The 191 vino of the state and county
taxes is based on a sworn statement
by- a town of the amount received as
taxes laid upon theproperty valued
in the grand list including the amount
1nacelvcd from personal taxes. taxes on
shares of stock of any bank. or trust,
:investment. or Insurance compam £9:
Iceived from the state. with the amount
PRINCETON. N. J , Oct. 29.——- VCry likely that the coaches will make
Princeton's back field so was no of him h this contest, but he
Istre-ngthened yesterday aftern by 31101116 be to better shape 10 gE‘t into
”Ithe presence of “Charley" Dickerman,
who played I “but [:1
The mass meeting on Wednesday for the T1897! In the I0
I09 1119 Yale game lalt ammo. 11111
Iwho has not neon practicing with the
Issued all seast‘m Dickerlnan was sent
three speakers were Dr {(111.0 3911' 111 to scrimmage against the scrubs
little Chinese woman yesterday and' dialloyed- a little of the
‘
(mastiasiomohlnmn
yearm mantis-tine
mwrhrmommmmmum
«mammoisnotasiamiliu
nsheshookd be with the system
which Rash has been drilling his '
charges in intuition. With the 11.11
Iverdgamelntavoekoflitlsml
10111111090
the game with the Elis the following
week gt New Haven. '
9—10-—
m
(outer
WM; FOR SATURDAY.
Nothnal Package Crackers—Uneedn
Bus-ill. 3 for 10¢; all 50. packages
6 for 95c: 10c. packages 3 {or the.
United Groee ' Co, 20 North Main St
7/ CLOTHING
ON CREDIT
)
Month-End Specials in
Cold Weather Clothing
For Men For Women
Suits and SUITS
Overcoats 3I5' to 330'
COATS
$15.00 to
$8. to 925. \
$2 2 so 5311131.“.E-1‘KEX:
our line of, Suits sud mu (1am and Sam. Very specially
alglllfhtbcl? $21113: w rm all“: near-£0.29. Buy your new
Boys’ Suits 8298 1111 Ladies m119.9109750
Open An Account:Easy Weekly Payments
tGAlElYII' BRENNAN) ‘
42 1 South Main St.
' Soutthorwalk
.m. w... .— _.
Entraordinary Early 5999011 I
' Offerings
I Slyle I Quality I Economy
This storc is keenly alive to the demands of Fashion. Our
present great and varied stocks of NEW FALL MERCHANDISE
represent the pick of the season‘s most popular and authentic styles.
.. KID AND FABRIC GLOVES Remarkable Price Advantage.
Despite conditions abxoad our lmpo1tatlom are as comprehensivaos ‘
111 previous years; for. confident _of the great demand we placed
heavy orders for in advance. Those regarding economy will BUY .
LIBERALLY NOW for future needs, as the prices will be very much
higher later in the season. ' . , 1"‘QMfl‘I
CHILDREN’S CAPE. KID GLO.’ES, “DENTS” make; sizes 0000 to
4,111 $1.25 pr.
CHILDREN'S REAL MOCHA KID GLOVES at $1.00 pr.
CHILDREN' s GRAY LEATHERETTE GLOVES”, at 50c pr.
WOMEN'S FABRIC GLOVES—hairline, Chamoioette and Leather-._ '
ctte, 501: to $1. 00 pr. II
WOMEN'S GLACE KID GLOVES, best Quality—colors, black, white
and assorted tans, also black- with white, embroidery and while
with black embroidery. Price 31.25 pr. ,.
WOMEN'S REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES, at $1.50 pr.
,.WOMEN’8 “TREFOUSSE” SUEDE KID GLOVES, sand mode, gray
:3:
-. 4.1.91.
received from taxes by any city. bor-
I,ough fire district, municipal associa
3the three fiscal years next preceding
:the previous July. The proportion
,ronelv cd during'the three bears in of
‘the total or such average yearly
' HEADQUARTERS 9012' ens
RANGES. $11.00 to 593.1»
"our stock beforenlioylnz. _
153??- Lighting Burners. Set
amounts received in all the looms of
the state. on county, shall be the pro-
portion wli'lch each town shall pav of
-- the amount determined bv the Gen-
' oral Aésemhly," or $1,750,000 if a
, town fails to make the pavment of its
recessed lax. interest shall be charged
at the rate ‘of 9 per cent. a year from.
theddate the amount become due until
:11 ‘
I FairerId Bounty.
hem-.1 ......... . ...... ....: 1mm
“r‘dvepnrt . . . . ............. 80 797.99
“mnkfleld .. ................. 811 62
,Danbury .. . . ...... . . . . . 30. 44.4 97
Burton ........ _. . .; ....... 6. 000. 47
Eustnn .......... . 91592.
Falrl‘leld ’.‘.’. ‘ . . 7.56806
Greenwich . ..‘ ..... 41751.84
Huntington. ' ., r. ...... 9.228.611
Mon .. .. 66589
New 11 ..,.’ " 7822.20
New ran-11 d . . .1. 719 91
11mm ' .- _ 9.15511
Norwalk .. ' ..' . -. ' 95.251901.
Bedding . .- ~1.486.
Ridgeileld ‘ _ ' 41791140
Sherman . 504.29
. El‘ . ». .. .3. ..- 65.987.69
I "ueuou-Js‘urAmg-l;
illon. or scho’ol district during each of.
Iwhlch the average yearly amount so‘
and black, 31.50 pr. ‘ ‘1' .
WOMEN'S HEAVY CAPE GEO/ES, at $1. 25, $T.50 and $2.00 pr.
Extra tine FRENCH KID GLOVES in beautiful shades of brown with
hand- “embroidered backs. Also white with black and black With
'- 111.113.501.011 32:00 or. . s I. .1
In 311' ihterestlng assortment or so
Wies' - ' "
A9011" BLANKET dArH 11011113,
I Deng FLANNELE‘I‘TE K119001118, '
I. (Leading New York houses are offering this some glove as 11
very special 11(9260 pr. . ,I‘ . g.
. LEATHER GOODS—EXCEPTIONAL-VALUIES
An extensive collpction of HAND BAGS in distinctly smart
mochas and genuine pin seml leather together with the more plow
turesque Chilton velvets, with for trimmings; linlnlrfi or fancy silk;
fitted with purse, and mirror. 1 .. _ , ‘ , 1.. :1
Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00 ‘ '-
Of special interest is the assortment of TOURIST CORRES‘ 1
; PONDENCE CASES, at $1.00 to 33. 90. .
‘ SMART BLOUSES-EXCLUSIVE MODELS ~- ’ ‘f
' Semi tailored blouses of plaid and striped 5011,9130 lingerie or I
voile models with fine tucks or trinimed with filmy laces and eats .v.?"
broldery. The latest fashion suggestions are expressed In complete;
price accountanté ranging from $1.00 to 55.00 each. ‘ ‘ '
BAT H"'ROBES 911913 KIMONO " ' '
L 1-111111, simple. charming
‘conouaov VELVET 111111011113, . "
All it Interesting 31-11; ,
Indiu' Waist: 31.98 to $3.00. ,
I
I I
‘ CREPE 011‘ 01111111: 11.111111133311101“ 31111111 «moms, g: 1;,
IE
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I
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As soon as Jack Frost beg 1115 to nip too fanuliarlv one turns to furs.
gether the mode and is seen everywhere in the costume from the tip of the Ila! t0 the
top of the boots. Madame smothers her nose in her for collar. and there is for upon for
the D 11190 Co
Established 181'?
New felophone Number is 6200.
Stone closes at 6 p. on Saturdays.
Fur Coats
1‘ ur
is ' 11c-
and varioush combined all m the samc costume whercwr a DUSOHII fancy suggtstx
Near Seal (touts with full r 116 flare, with to collar and culls, also 11idc band of
' Alaska Sable, fl Furl! "I I21“, .123 $165. 00
Near Seal Coats “ith Beaver combinations, 7 $1 1.40 00
Plain Near Seal, handsome quality, brocadcd linings. 3125-00
Baby Pony Coats made with ripple flare, bolt trimmed with gcnuim Lhinrinlla
I I r I $165. 00
Fur Coats of Natural Seal, Raccoon, Muskrat and Oscelot, $125 00 3'19
‘ i i! I :III - 1. ‘: 3 E F St't‘hlltl llt'tl‘sl‘.
Russian-Sable, Alaska Sable. Wolf, Fox. Russian Bear, Moleskin and other fashion-
Dress ' Materials
for
Fur Sets
able pelts.
.1.
home and evening wear. Magpie effects in stripes. black
Fancy Silk Hosiery
Oil
white.
I'inc cotton and silk and cotton mixturcs m white 011 black, 11111112 or black, :trikinu and 1111-
lovely colorings that will be charming for cvcu—.
,ing frocks.
Voiles, wry finc cotton,
Shell pink,
Apricot.
Raspberry.
'iclgiau blue,
Palcst lav cndcr
Marquisette, silk and cotton,
t oral pink,
Apple grccn,
Rose pink,
L'openhagc
17011011
“Time Flies, sunrise, and
shadows fall”
'lltat is a sun dial motto which is on 21 Christ-
111.15 (Erecting Lard and it looks quite a war to
gliristmas. but the warning holds goods
Urtltr (artis now
the cngruviug or printing and the 'nrds may all
bc dirct'tcd bcforc the holiday rush.
I‘ lam and
tcriug 011 Inst qualitx cards. on which
visiting card plate 111111 bc used for the name.
Small, cards \1ill1
mistlctoc. candlesticks and baskets.
Prices 1110
Ribbons 25c Special
A collection of fancy Dresdcns
daintv flowlsrcd novelties. Chocks!
,with colored borders.
and moire. From 4 1-2 to (finches
w.idc
Hzfu bows,
II usual.
I
I
ctl. T hc so achn high favor:
inches wide
50c
Forty that are plcasmp:
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
“I, I» I I o ‘
IFlbre Silks
I \‘cry satisfactory,
once of silks. 11ml arc very dumb]
as Ilslc or cotton,
5°C a pair. I
Yard wide
5°C
A
11 blue,
dress goods section. main floor.
Bowls
for bulbs and ferns.
Never 11:15 pottery so artistic
It takes a lttllc while for practtcal.
housc plants :11'1' in rcrd
brown and gray slouc.
l‘riccd uscorthnf: to sizc. 50c up.
grccn,
digntficd stylcs 111 Oltl lnglish let-
ouc's ‘
bulbs niaccd in moss and pcbblcs.
fancy designs, holly or
golden tru1npct1laffodils. which or
der to. - . .
a Lhristmas tuuc.
Stationery Section.
Men's Walking
Sticks ‘ , .
polka do“ Of fancy bambo, orange 11-11001
or rosewood, plain or with silv ct' I.
belts and fancy ttps and handles. .- ,- I
Colored stripes in dark and 11111111113
as thcy’hdx'c every
1'. as much
right for papcr 11.1rtissus, l11nc‘1nths
Main floor.
and
:1 joy
In the hasm1cu_t.
“a
White and black stockings, very 11ml} c.0111-
.419.th
nopczu'
.0
‘Jardinieres and Pottery.
The day has
takcrr most beautiful shapes, and all of them arc
Large jars for palms, hcgonias. ferns and othrr
Roma ivory,
Shallow bowls 11nd puttt'ry trays for growing
These arc
thc
.11
Boy’s Blouses
I‘or school near. a now
= ""I just rcccn' 0d of 111.10 l‘malr. in
line
I Iiit'tmg ttfccts 11‘: 11in 1.! slttpcd,
50c and 75c.
Act‘s up to 14 111111 ll: ycors.
do
Edda-o g .1: a do a a
I york. Quite correct styles. I . '
_ - ‘ I .1 I lit-11>" Wear Scctmn.
Main ajslc. ccntcr. $I.5o, $2.00 and $3.90. 1 . .
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' “a? .noé1snv ~ MON‘TH END SPECIALS LAIDIES' uscstAn ._ ,
In ‘. - Twentyfive Cent Hose. ‘ LADIESHWHITE SKIRTS. 254:1. 50‘ 313..
-3 = AMI“? "111033 . .’ Samples '11 Sale 1-11.33. ~' 111512va 1:51-18 :.
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0;, Itgsswcs I 9.1(110. ' 1.110153 SHIRT wms'rs f» ,, .r - ?5 9“ ° ‘ , q.
9‘ I II 'I "I.” Specials at Sale Prices. 1 SILK GIBDLES .11;
1°». FALL unoentweAn . 3 2+ ,_ .. I'- = 50,... 1.191010 _. . o‘
I: ' I fl“??“§gii,“:g‘:flio“‘* WI 3' cons 8 I ' \ LAou-zs stoves .» ‘6'
1510* ,, Men,“ 511 m to 81 25 .. ‘ 311911131 Moo. :1 raised ‘ 25 ct... 90 cu.‘ 4 .3;
‘fb . 50m. to £280 - ' » 14 ch. v1.1... 19 state 25 on. .. t . 0,11, 41m, : g.
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