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I ‘I . forsohsnokuch I z .\ number are gray in various shades from dark to ‘
- A rs W? ,, PIIHIIIERII’: ED. PINAUD, D - | fl M. medium and light. These are notably cheerful in air., . l
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>1 MEN‘S land. The “Gem" and “Slum? 9‘1"”) l The charge for making is So. whether it is a coat of i
ii POPUlAR AMUSE "‘9’" i“ said ‘0 be {‘5 handsome as any I dotilile~texture woolen uithotll lining or a lined rout of
W ever used in musical comedy. Du ave-- fhim‘hila or such I
WIEIAIITHER,» FOREC - { “Hypocrites" Today at Regent. i ROAD conomons lN STATE is IIITIgiturnlly. then. is adtlwl charge for lining. “.th it
“was, M Norm“, and vicinityzl Today is expected to he the biggest a good Sewing Machine in her heme. It is as necessary as ‘ {Mn 'll l- ..
Fair and continued cold tonight: day'in the history of the new Regent Information for Those Who Win At. If h been ettin along with an ‘ h l ‘ t. “I”. (
’l‘hursday partly cloudy and warmer. Theatre. and ll is “Pec‘ed that I“ \ tend Game in New Haven on a 800d 600k §tove' you ave g Ig .
Probably rain in the extreme west por- Dacity crowds will whims? ‘Ihe "‘0‘ oil. Silurdiy. old or inferior maphine, here is an OPPOTWNW ‘0 have the Skfl‘ts to Measure
tion- fresh mirth winds, becoming picture masterpiece. liypocrl‘" Highway Commissioner (7. J. Beu- . h' ;' h rld for one weelL ,
, . _ . .. be ”semen today {or , use of the best sewxng mac me .n t e wo , . , .
southeast. which is to l) . nett has issued ti notice as to the con- 3 I , ,
The ridge of high pressure which the tlrst time. The management ”M3,“! dition of the larger trunk highways free. 1 n 1‘ny 0f 14 StYles
was central yelitist-tiny morning over es to announce that “Hypocrites will in me am“, for the benefit of the nu . . f ~ th F , .. .
the Upper Micsissippi Valley is now be shown promptly “‘ 7330 and 8 . ‘omobllist's who will attend the Yale ' We have Wlth “3 ““5 week Mr. Calvert rom Ie rec ' Any woman who purchases woolen for skirt ”1‘!
not over the‘easteru portion of the tonight. The author 23va 1:421:51: Princeton football game in New "8"?" Sewing Machine Co., whose business it is to plfie "The have that skirt made to her llleasure in any of i4 . style):
lie re on. it is producing pleasant ture essayed that a nu e e , on Saturday. He says that travel from I . . , , fur an added amount of . - ‘
Liathergirith low tempfimlures i“ "‘9 represent Truth—naked Truth. 1” 3° Hartford should go by way of Durham Fr“. machine m as many homes’as posmble Without any One Dollar. ’
“we” districts. The western (rough doing, She had. by so 6 persons. been and that theb ridge m “Wk" Hill is obligation to buy, merely as our advertisement. If M" Cal- The offer is for a limited time only but is made with
of low pressure is ‘now central over called «dot-ins," and re are even completed and the road open for tray. vert calls on you give him an opportunity to show you why "0 conditions. Simply choose and purchase the worden
Colorado. It is causing ”Way .5“. those whose prudishness might “1“” el. . - . h' d . and choose the one style which is preferred. Skirt will be
rainy weather from the Rocky Moun‘ thémlo even whisper 01“ “'0"! 0". llelow North Haven. work will be the Free is the best Sewmg Mac "1° ma e.. i made in that style, is guaranteed to he satisfactord~aud~
tam outward to the Mississippi "'9": scene." Indeed the ‘n‘md‘m‘lm‘ °' “ squended durlns Saturday. and the charge for making.r will he sillllllv the one dollar "
Snow was reported from severelhnde maiden into a picture might 9° road will he left suitable for travel. '_ These are sortie of the woolehs ready in Autiinin’s (le-
plsces in the Rocky Mountain dis: offensive, however essential in the il- The road front Hartford to New Had I __ lightful colors: , 1 I
tricts. ' lustratlon 0’ “‘9 Paramount 90"" °t you by way of Formington, Plalnville. I A . & So i C _, \.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO the story. ““91“. lylbmruliwplc-ERET'soudhin‘mn anId CliIeshlreI, will heIIop. The A. J. flgeVlne n 0! l Pine broudcloilis. gabardincs. scrgi Maids and diagonals, serge and
. mate skill enip oye y ' one or trave. A wort concre nz. . ‘ ten, [Wee s, . . ,.
TPDAY . . h the photographer and the modeslyI °'. stopped last Saturday and the roadl ' 134*!36 WASHINGTON ST. South Norwallr, COM- lull 5‘ “a”??? :2: “may Strip“ 909“" and were, fancy checks and.
hl‘t‘l'llpt'l‘iltlll‘t‘: lowrflilllg 'tho artist enscun: the trying Tom'lwlll be put in proper condition for" - > .. . ‘ l I 9' yar ' those satisfying tweed mixtures 44 lo;
55. near. «a .‘ .‘ Thirst“! 1' one that will long be ra- opening on Saturday 0, this week. i M .‘ ‘ Suitings in mixtures. crepes and 50 inches wide,——$l yard. ..
0‘3“?" 3“er” “Wm.“ HorlJ-nembered 'Bd “Hypocrites" can well The road from Rhoda “land. ' . .‘erxeS. broadcloth, whlpcord and bed- Fancy-striped cuttings, henricttasl '

no. ybe “nods sermondllclul'e- There "“‘thmugh Putnam, Ponifret. Eastford,. m-“W4 "7
“i: émltlvoiy he no sdvsnce in. prices 10‘ Chaplin, Willlmsntlc to Hartford Isl '
- ‘ - “Iaxmgogent. .‘ open to travel. There is only one un-I
"216-233 ~ -——- improved section the entire distanced,
”l“ fl» ”*2; Thursdly. Regent. which in just east of Bolton Notch st!
_ _ 1W”; the eminent actorIihotwo overhead rollrosd entrained
‘Ifidthdm; '0‘. “walk, will boIA sharp turn. s narrow bridge snd‘
.. no m“ {WW ‘l mfivikegent Theatre.,steop descent‘sl this point suggests sl
! John E O'Sullivsn, the affable land- in a motion plcturfhprgduczgngsfll: iiigiemgiil‘iifise 0' “re 0" “‘9 ”a" “l
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lord of tho Dorlon Home. attfre‘stzi; E“nevi: :(iiilpzlfzitnd Norwalk. "The Both roads from Springfield to Hort-
. Point. 1133 P130“ “ munmo cl‘hod; of the Wage Slave' is.lhe title.Itord, east. and west side of tho riijer.
90’ “HEN” tn thewCOEtwuhIan 333:1,“ as its story a narrative of are in good condition. The road from s .. '
Compsnys store. ‘P es . f lends the paper mills that is true and con-,the New York-Connecticut line at Mt Kld Gloves I
l0“ street. Mr. OSullhI'Ian: a; suc- rinclng-i Mr. 3,9939 will personallyl Port Chester through to New Haven is .. r
‘: furliherziiiliignvelzxnblissas he is be at the R989!“ tomorrow night to 0‘ K" no construction work In pro-
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. . . , . liirst "love of.wash;|)I- k't 3 . \ . i - r ' ' '
serving excelle‘ht shore dinners. witness himself in the picture, and asIgress meant a short detour m “95‘ . h I c ll sold hu‘LVHiS the.\lIar\Iel . . i

h remarked “it is one of the best port on account of bridge construction. . Today il’Sti” s‘a'Ns tint. And it Still is Sold herd. .
I: i . —.—~—_ l d f lectures that l have ever been in." The road from Rhode island llne st - . . I Marvel ’5 ‘1 truly—hue glove.
l“ accordance “"h ”'9 ”mum s 0 p __ Westerly through Stonington and New , , . l

. . ,,... ‘ Fine kirlSkiu. li'inc making. \V‘itli ability to fit,
the patrons of the Recent theatre. a “Zola" on Satnlaondon “.3 open, but there are one or

ford. yesterday. collusion“,

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Iford cord; till 54 inches wide,—$l.5 diagonals and mixtures. 42 to H inch-

Iyard. es wlde',—75c. yard. '-
’ Storm and line-weave sergcs. ono IBesutlful allk-andwool poplin in

‘erepes, poplius _and fancy tweed“ shades that give a'lldti'd luster to ”rich ‘-
Iwhlpcord and splendldwelght woo llnlslf, 4‘2 and ”ditches ii'idei—sl'to'I
Icrash: 50 and 54 inches wide-41.25 82 yard. I i H i , ' \“
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mammoth now Miiioioidc mo 1011 it why. ;two placés where care must be used in E can furniah your new home or make an Old one look i iroug l. . . . is... I“ l I .
“1“ “rpm has hm)“ installed andI 1“ offer Mrs. leslie‘passins over bridges under construe--v . . . ‘ Light weight. graceful. soft lll‘lll kidskiu.
W“: M “MT-bili’d for the firstItinIic Cilpirigilmmiztrenga Warring "t‘thIei‘lol‘ work in DI'OKI‘eBS- ‘ like neW'Wllll complete parlor. dlnlflg room and de' ‘, “lute and black, as washable as a‘liucu 'kcrchicf,—- '
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.. t Theatm‘ on Sat-I The road from Hartford .to he“ IHa- . I c .
a“ ‘“ "m “’93:: nigh, Wm, pm“. yen by way of Southlngton Mountain; room sets. also carpets. rugsand crockery. BuffetsI

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' ‘ ' th title role. Owing and \\ aterbur), is all right. . , , ll 11 fanc tables round or s uare
and principle. A new frame has also 1118‘?edx::::3 dgmaiids by movie pa- from Canaan to Wlnsted, Torringtoml In th'IOllS WOOdS. plot a d V , . i. ’ q
beensbullt and it is now safe to say' 0 e -

that the picture shown at the Regent trons. it was necessary for the mini Thomaston. Waterbury and, through to! topmd'l (hunt Qweepers “I“ really sweep’ our prices will Ground Grlppers GIVES F 00':

. . . New Haven ls open for travel. For' , , II
' l I t this picture which \ I I I

.5 the largest in New England. agement to repia I .' l . Ie I I k III B IInI Ith those of an Other dealer I I
I i l ‘ was shown at Lockwooda Hall recent Iliose who pi‘e r 0 ti e e or be“. comparisonm Y . comfortI II
hot ilicn and wouion. a shoe that rights many loot- lI.

Iturnplke front Hartford l'gllliough this] I
wrongs and gives the ease in walking that usually comes
only with moccasins or the uncovered fcct—r'Ground
(irippcr shoes! , . J
I'lhcy' are so built that they swing the foot into correct.
pomtion: make the liigr toe point. straight forward and
prevent tocing out. or toeing in. ‘ ~ p l

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Li imii-hers' group meeting will bell _ “‘ .road is not recommended) travel I i o i o ‘ -’
light at the Stair: Normal school in I“" :I-AoELE" lshould go through Elmwood, New Brid fieltable service Here.
Dallbln‘l- I’l‘itlal" Lectures on history "Adele? “vi“;uiln~ and Berlin street to avoid the! .

. - . .- - . - The musical comedy . . .. - . » -.
25:! o: 2ritiInxwwigohféfiLSnvztIIIlgfll have its first local presentation at the detour at the brick yard on the Bel»1
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tie. and .Williiim ll. Holmes of Wa~llcgent Theatre. indathTIptirIizguggl l
tot-bur)», respectively, Demonstrn- night. hy a compaIyIIII singer who!
tlons will be given at 1:30 o‘clock atIMyrtle Jersey. 3 )0 8 .

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Whlhlev 0K“’ll§'lllll.—°.l0n. and Florence Fred Frear. Fem Haney s-dneyi l. They exercise the {091 musclcs at ““h >KP» llL'lP the
Bow ., reach" at “in, Brook Bowers. , .laurlce Lavlgne.I lBurL; 5' blood to circulate freely, do away \t'ithflat-foot and its ‘
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d“ ' '“‘ Davies, Dorothy Be Msr- ‘ . ‘—_‘"“-_' w, ,WEED. two sons, two daughters and a broth- .glllloyantes, Illa.“ “ cak unklts gro‘.‘ stronger. ,
cm Maddox \ BATH OF JOH ( l
KunAKg Jules Epallly. Pris & IA Brennani .....___ D . 7. ‘er thé’Rt Rev Edwin I,” d 0‘ the iI rropur (rrIippeIr shoes Iare the JOIl'lt production of a
. - ‘ t. Livingston: V” 5“ 'JBrln Back its Color an Lustre with “"" .' ‘ ', ' .' SlOC-llla‘cr am a out-surgeon. 'l‘hc maker ado ted the
. gt; CAMERA SUPPLIES :22; Thorne. ‘Ede sewell. isabeGCar-I‘ "Grandma'sSam Tea’Recipe.‘ Member of Old Noroton Family Ex—Ir:plscopal (hurth of the Diocese of suggestions of the surgeon:expcrimented and P cxpcri»
sStillson-Powell corporation ‘ nter Dorothy Fernandez and filli'I Common garden sage brewed into a pires in Flushing, L..l. ~ lleoridaI. His sons are the Rev. Ed- mcnte d ;—-an d Ground Gripper shoes are the final result.
1' 3 rhmme‘rton onuooisrs :3 'ZAdele." durmfi .“5 “’“g "m atllleavy tea; with sulphur and alcohol John W- 'W‘Zed' member °‘ ‘1‘” lawiwin “ 98d of Damn 'and meiimiim They don‘t look half sohad as you‘d ‘expcct correc—
m l 32 Wilhlnfllon Mg ' the" Longtime Theatre in New YtglI‘lIio aded. will turn gray, streaked and firm of weed. Henry & IIllicit“: :fI;\IItI3I:t:I.I:I: afizrnsiiqof 1N9; YiozIIIkIIlIs . tive shoes to look. And their comfort, a week after first
'i l ' lid ill, on c ' . N . 62 William street, ‘ew or .3 ~ ‘ -- - - 0 ~ 1‘ - . " , Y _ I . .. .
F W" "omits, Quin. was credited by critics a 2: l faded hair beautifully dark “"31“,"; o . _ 1 Sanfordlof Flushing. and Mrs. Samuel Dor- trio 1, minke one forget llO“ the) look and step out likc a
- with being one of the most delightfu .nnt; remove every bit of dandrufl, MOD died at. his home. NO- 6 l . l l d carefree boy or girl! '
entertainments of its MM Show“ in scalp itching and falling hair. Mixing place, Flushing L“. ‘3 Sunday. Mnirance 0' Rhode s on '

 

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many seasons, it is an adaptation the Sage Tea and Sulphur ”mpg, at Weed was seventy , years old, andl The funeral servrce Will be held to- Main floor. rear. I

from the French of Herve and Bfl'hoine. though, is troublesome. ““‘An was born in Savannah. He was mgr-m? Siam:- m., in St. Lukes
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‘ ‘ ‘ I ' h° - f the pioneer families who. /
Phillpp and Edward Paultog» w tonic, costing about 50 cents a large Of one 9 ~ . _ . __.______.. .
‘ from the same French source adzllsid botlte, at drug stores. known as “Wy- settled in Norman In :IG‘O-Xl’eed _ -i5 Do MOREknWAvtsh :HA: 0:5 l . " ‘ ' ' ‘ ' " ~>
. ‘ * .7 two of the musical successes o 0 “his We and Sulphur. .Compound." For many years, 1'. .W‘l’h . you ow a t e ustr sits _ v .I I.
I7 Estes WNW“ c in man in New York-"Th9 thus s'voidlnxo lot of moss, prominent-in the nuclei and businealeiave set a price of 20,000 crowns up« . - . ~ . . . r.
fronting cl Winfield I“ did Who Smiles."‘lmd "TERI: (3103‘ ,Whlle wispy. my. tailed hair is not attaini- or FlushingIIIIHe I‘VE-II: 113]“;th betIld? “I I I I . ,. , ‘
. . ' .. , 9e, » , he Consul one you __ ‘ ‘ nnunso— s aso a one way ,
. “a,” m" “of. pally, both of which are I V" . . sintuh we all desire ton-stain our ber of t , < Th H l d Dry G d C
Howard s . . i j sisters of the'fomous “Adela". ““Iyouthtnl, appearance and attl'actlvo- which recently met-in Albany. undo! crowning a poet-Italian Ell- e ow an - 00 S 0-
wok Water and Server. Ill” 15 in reality a far-c:I wig: mug: begs. By dmonlm you mix? withy- during the village;a;:o§ t[11;luitll)iIlInsIclisnco. , w x. , . . I , . . . g.
Err-ice Rusbmble. Apply . “a the story. slthoush 3? °‘\ ,etll’o Ssge_nnd Sulphur-.110 one can “'“5 3‘3“" l“ me 1‘ “'9 e m'. ‘ "'— , . this morning. It is the appeal or some time ago. the state rillesés 17’”
‘7 ~' i i \ Fj-encli lows ot’ ,manlage ’4“! dl‘ tell, because it does it so naturally-do ‘ocrstlc DIM-Y lu...IQueens.. He was JURY’HMRS ”P‘M‘ FROM OR‘ Harry B ckley a Dario contractor-in ckl’ ' d d, l 1'2: i
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' us sud leehlngfi ‘ b h with .it raw thl‘s ‘c-o l- Chili-“oh ln- flushing. and s- '. ,. "'."""" . from the order of the Darlen town court to pay 88 sweek to his wife. and

'xoremftlhsl: $23,030» “”59!" “‘i fir-0.13:1: 3:! hair. Max:110 small me’tiibor of tho-«Boom 01,:1Tnmteeo-otlnsrlsn‘6ontrsetor contends That as o 00““ to It!!! 1115' Wife 88 a Iwoek' to-Ilgr a time he complied with the or- 'I’
Waited. sod lem nul- 01 “‘9 strand at s time: ll! min-alumni the Qneonsb‘oroiigli Library Assocls- week ls Toocuuoli—ls Harlot-y, words her support sod also thesitp-Ider. butt-then got, in arrears in his .
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