‘n Monument diocesan con- .ruoausooislserviee is hehg told today in St. Paul’s church. New Ravi-.hyotstefiliscopniiaus. Au-hcotlucolletter arriers phmztodny,tnuttendtheannual on. “Immmuh I-igieneer. “I‘M! Phone rip-3. Cutbill’s ' BRIDGE m 1: North Iain at. Free Delivery. Phone id held in sieriden. reliable alarm clocks trons 8! in 88.“. fluid with s it mouths guarantee againu defotte. Green stem 3 The annual banquet of the Coir‘ needed. “I 0! the American Mo- htlou is to be held today at the Hotel M ”(Sport- 'l‘h hul banks, libraries and post- olaoarecloeedtodsy in honoroi (let-In Wellington. Several of the‘ (am and many stores are closed today. 8 no fll'lt All!“ meeting of the Wt Branch of the National m d Kunicsl Clubs will be held h [unbury on Iisrch 16. 'l‘hoeoat annual convention oi the international Association of Master Painters of the United States and Canhdn. will be held in New Haven melt your. ' A buddies writer has unosrthod' quite a trunk in connection with the Aneenia lulu m heldllne reads: "Boy 0" Seuss ‘i‘ongues Calms 8mg. ere." ‘ ———.——. —Dou‘t forget to attend the File- mmummmuyrrslt It. Frederick A. 000k. the ex- ploror, credited by many scientists as the man who discovered the north pole. is to speak in New Haven un- der the auspices of the Publicity Cluh. at the Hotel ’i‘sft. March ith. lhnhury tonidit to this city. Idty hail court before Judge Geor'ns - n- eed by, wuumplm and Charles Anpecialtrainiotohernntrosl Ii’ho trainhaaheonchrteredbymombore otDuuburyladge.B.P.0.l..aud therewiubeslargeattendsnoe or Ethern- Innbury sttbebanquot of the hills. tonigh. and in the line at parade. The case oi Michael lionshsn. charged with smelt on Robert Hip- sou. will be heard tomorrow in the H. Voshurgh. Ir. lonahau to rep resented by Attorney I J. Quinland. no state is being represented by Prosecuting Attorney Cromer C. Honorees. -—ii karat Tiilnuy rings $350 up. Bel whh white saiilre new up. Cannot be distinguished trout diamond. Your jew- elry repairs done at Brand's. W report turned in concerning the manuucsdo lespyosr done, which last l'riday' was bold in led lion‘s Ball. uptown. under the auspices of my Washington lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. indicate the sitair was lilipuopbtnthegrsndmarch.whioh Flatt. Oil. PRIOEO OOARiNO AGAIN. PITTSBURGH. Ps., i-‘eb. 21.—An- other step toward the price for which crude oil producers are said to be holding their stocks was taken today by the principal purchasing agencies when the South Penn. Oil Company nuanced another advance as fol- town: Ne sodety or organization in this city. so is common at this time throughout the country. has placed its stamp of approval on “Baby Week." which is to hold on March i to 11 in many American cities. ,barrei. to $2.40: ; 31.95; hunsylvunia Crude. five cents a Cabell. 7 cents to Corning. Mercer Black and Newcastle. 5 cents. to 81.90: Borneo set. 5 cents. to 81.78; Ragland. 2 cents. to 82 cents. Sessions will be resumed in the Nowalk Sdlools tomorrow. Realise oi the tact that today. Washington's birthday. is a legal holiday. the school children have not been attending lessons since Friday afternoon of last week. The D. It Loewe Company's bill at exceptions to the ruling awarding the, lowland Danbury batters $86,000 in- terest money is being heard today in the United States District Court at New Haven.‘ The four-mated schooner. Hope Sherwood. a counter well known in the local harbor. was run into and badly damaged Tuesday of tau week. oi! cape lay. N. J., by the Cuban steamship Yumnri. The vessel was badly damaged by the collision. but she made her way to Norfolk. Va 1 Reports reaching the oil refiners showed that during January there was a failing oil of about six them. and barrels a day in normal runs and shipments. and the advance was made in the hope of making up this deficiency. Oornpetent authorities, however, believe that the immense amount of crude oil now held in stor- age will not find the market until the 'price has reached $2.50 a barrel. INOUEST iNTO LAMBERT GIRL's DEATH. Chicano, Feb. zi.—-'rne inquest into the death of liar-ion fiancee Lambert. the Lake Forest high school girl. whose body was lound. recent- ly. in a wooded section of that sub- WOIAN UALKIIO and stillssloop. “WI. multnniumatodthoflov sonic home him.“ tress her bodesrty Tuesday-u wsmwhuuhm'doadhodywashufl otaooidentnibthlnototruodng. a complete success. There were over1 Fertilisers udmmmmmmvwm yield aheuntleierup. 'eueshroeiiaeotmumlsmtahlete mummuuwm Ix- portuntalltnthu. cases-mum RAYMOND BROTHERS lswuetoloohbesutitehyeur r31 Wafigtoa St or pass. Loaves nanonlc none; was or mower. Cindi!!! hwmm nihdouthohutdoutothooido lstoriyiughtheeaow. lhehsd essenmbedtethoeapesure Iodine! halt-or Denim. who mamas” Ira. Smith for In! years lived in Ausonis and Bridgeport and had beenstthohomotoronumberol years and was outta well known in Wallingford. Recently she had been sleeping on the first floor oi one oi the building as it was dtlcult [or her to climb the stairs to the second floor. ARII “GRIT enwcn until! 6 IO.” FOUND. Report From Washington. following luring oi vest Pnpou Plot. cleanse incitement. ii. ii. Dawes. acting chief oi the secret service of the Reining“. Anna and Ammunition conrpsny, ia‘ Dido. port. last night d-led that hubs hm been found in the great plants. horns source. however. that is re garoed as authentic. it is reported that Arms oflcisis have reported tr Washington that six bombs were fcnnd recently in dtlorut puts oi the plant. 'i'hh repm-t is at portion lartut-ustatthlstimehecaueeoi tbevon Papouplet. toidofinthe pupa-s to hire rnenteeosnethsre and destroy the great munitioo works. Nils Chalmers. oi the Department of Justice. wholsuccesatully' worhed up the Roberts case there..ran down proposition from voo Papon. AIRIHIP IN STAMFORD CAUIIB STORY OF I". Nile chnlmru of Department ot Jus- ties, In lmnotipntinp Peculiar Complaint. From an aeroplane a man hasbeen taking pictures of the town of Stam- ford and the man is suspected by at least one resident in the down-state town as being in the employ of the German government. This person has entered a complaint at Washing ton and Nils Chalmers. of the Depart- ment of Justice. last night went to Stamford to make an investigatknl. Why a man should go to the risk of taking sir pictures when there is nothing to stop him from taking all the pictures he wants to. is not be ing thought out by the ret service men. Such compl 1, even though there appears to be nothing in them. merit of Justice. PAPER MILL BURN. IN ANDOVER. ANDOVER, Fell. 21.-—The "new the man who had received such u are fully investigated by the Depart‘ “A? unseen LII! mums WI w-r non. N. Zia-rug. m. don"hutoel-chddullthe houeroibrooilntoehool. flehnoa rival tn‘B-dm'ihotlneehiu, “Mimmimwh on Lovely street. head In got lone somororhislniu'e-whcioiltso upheweottothsdoeihouse. flew hair-ugh theopeuwindow,enrnin~ edallthepictumsstentbelsrno chimeys and oil ether- evuilnble p-chss snd ilneily piohod out a con- spteuoueplacensorthoiroatotthel room and burst into new. The “I.” Mwerochthtin ordsrtoreeurnethoaoneionhehadto hemlgbtsnd’tat. Nuthelflac bush inst outgileths school room Mwishde’flhmdsuu ndmocslloessisopumeom “dinnerwisonitsothatthe team-anthehbroembiosagar- hsgopsilorwoddfltiiebirdsdidn't heeptblngeMwollcloarod up. Onselyrurslednenttonhao-ndevaet masswhenomtilobiflscometo NEW LAW fOI [HiFPiNO emu: RAR‘l'F‘ORD. Fob. 21.—Dr. John T. Bind. score”! of the State Board of Health. is preparing new regula- tions to be dissolved in the transm- totiun or Mp'osh- lnmgs this late. Under the state law passed a RALSTON SHOES Astyiciorovoryieot. They noeduohsuhingio. $4.00 m“34.50 Gloverls MW Ray-sud UNDERTAKER Tel. *0. w: M “a 27 WAININOTON .7. HIV RIO I!“ IUILDINO Illuminated mustn'- "meanwh- saitatilpsrueuth. JAI. ODIN luv Imam...” l r STORE- For Rent MlNT‘ fluorite Clifford Hotel ISO! iVE VOUI TAILIO ION. . weenie . M. e emu-mumsemco “MMMmI-seecertai-Gtoooed. M lid-“Cl.” ”Manx-rider”. A—AA A-A-AA-AAA---AA--_ AA WASHINGTON “First in War. First in Peace, aid First in the Hearts oi . ills Countrymen.” 1731—318 BIRTHDAY—1916 STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY. CONNEALLY 3. BRACKEN': South Norwsllr. Conn. 01 WAOHMOTON IYIEIT TELEPHONE i053. , For That Gold of Yours . i v, I. ILIURY. Proprieeer. i and we wl real or Double . -~—-7=£" ‘ "Y EUROPEAN PLAN 1 Ian rkht alone when 0.. fl “WM moo - 1'- ° loosen sec cameras week sud up E thins like this harness b you 22.3: In"). W Railroad Ave. Is. “In.“ line. if). . man. all she PLUUBINO 1 l l 'l'ile NewScience "VIEW OF OHIMOTW! E JOIIUNO A IPIOIALW A L" ,. theeeaeiouotiflhtisobmodhothe power to make these regulations and; to require undertaken and eaten? who are in any way muted withl them in their work. One of the new regulations reters particularly to cor- tincutoe to be igned by the under- tahr. its old certificate and the state law printed (It the back of it were slightly contradictory in tonne. 'l‘ho hw reunirfi that the body ntta' being disinfected shall be placed in a‘ hermetically sealed casket or coi'iin. The new regulations will reconcile the langum ot’BIo law with am of the etatorneru of the undertaker. MUST PAY FOR RAILROAD LOOSE. NEW YORK. i'nb. Sit—Federal: Judge Julius M. Myer today approved the agreement made between Walter? C. Noyes. receiver for tho Chim.‘ Roch island and Pacific Railroad, nan.‘ iol 0. Bold and other former dirert-I ore of the company whereby Reid and' his associates will pay $750,000 in set-l tlernent for claims for losses sustain-t edbythersilrosdinthepurchaseot} the st. Louis and San Francisco nur' road. and the lluanco or alleged us-' author-led dividends in 1911. 1912 and 1918. in addition to Mr. Reid those who mill” or the Case Paper Board Our» party was burned Saturday. fire started amount the driera land orb and for whose death William 0r- pet. a student of the University of Wisconsin, has been under arrest charged with killing the girl by ad- 4 Don’t lie fooled into thinkingyour money ndvnirmblesnrsesfeirorn 4 pic size for rent at reason- drier-ates. ’Plcaaecnllufl l l mhistoring poison, was resumed to. day. Frank Lambert, father of the girl, More Her-shall, who was with Mr. Inhert what the body was found. and Ii. 0. Orpet. tether ol the prison- 1or. are the principal witnesses. l soil. plus more swsatowmo Pill. HARTFORD. Fob. air-Albert L. m. menses ot-llr. Id In; Alb-tie. reruns. of it Beymsetreehdiod .sthtj‘rsueis' mmutherssnlt‘ofusl' lowingspta. Ireryelqtserelnove ' ,ssrtotm'wasesm- unnttho . lw“ ‘ ’ neutron ‘ u‘sv' euocsso cam; , . rot. u—nglu. .X,.'1*3 1 W spread rapidly; there being a high - wind, and a temperature around sore. lAn alarm 1!» given by ringing the bell of the Congregational Church, arui by telephone. to which there was a good response. but the tire waste- youd control; and the building which was of brick. and tilled with machin- ery and paper stock. was ruined. The lens cannot be Mined. but will be partly oovln-ed by immune. The ilrestopstisoouttseplanhabouttwen- ty-flve men bdn‘ employed. wins business very good. MISS LELAND! ARIIVEB HIRI. NEW YORK. Feb. 81.—-lllss Ith'lyu Ledande. oi this city and New On leans. who was temporarily detained hathepoliceinlondmlioroasmiusn tionintehermontaloeuditiuu nonlinarrived heretodayincosn pony withhcnister. Juanita“ Mouthwash-smiles hummer-assume. NewOrieanseettonhrehm.hseho-. Whimsiiieiworhsndnfl- signed the agreement are William H. Moore. Francis L nine. Robert Walter and Edward 3. Moore. All denied their liability. but according to their counsel consented to the agroemw: |in order to avoid litigation. EWANT LAuAR’S APPEAL REIN- B‘I‘ATEO. ‘ . .wssmm. m zl.—-omsol for David lunar. the uncalled “Well of Wall Street.” canvictod in the M ersiCourtin'New Yorksfinrpereonat lngsn olicorntthe UultdStms. in an attempt tom].r.lorgsm 1: Company and others. Wilma to the me Court its; an ordn- to compel at Circuit Court to retaliate mmmmmm which was recently dismissed. dileilfll'iliilI—IJIE and 12m. ' i I." i i i dot Veer Reservation Through“ ‘ M Dresses and Wrists —_-— The Little Shop transmission touch oboe m 0 m "aimsacuvun resonant s1. Juda'maaitnemol s 11 “chum“ “"3333. mm HORACEKNASH in .1... um; an» More. . \\ Q» J a”! , 92 .w' (aim _._...__ will?“ ARE VQUR QULLiIICATlSHE ‘ areal mourns ml" MERRILL, COLLEGE Will Help You ANSWER THIS OUE‘TiON. mm calm South Norwalh. fill-DION. Ptl't Chester. "w , 5,: «them Youwmnovurugrol ”V‘anuuMudvb . mmmamuhsiredjmma.m WM _ lwho driveaahro‘thorsesud , WanwitbrudsJoblmlginhun-u x; mommy-aloe. ;doronrname. 'i‘oiusuroontisractlo. .2; . i‘besnreouruuneisonwsgonnuu-fe‘um '1‘. Francis. D. C. Wm m m- «m ' uwmneuuerwshocem, lelylygclb.forru.o. -- ji Wm. um Co. inc. , 1100K ; 3 km» on, r5. Nomlll. “if.“ ' -. ,1 lnhroproiltswtthyonoy giving' youtholoweotprioeeonityesrsgunrv nosed tin mde into leaders. hand- .dn. patntedinside. tin roofing“ plumbiagnudheeting. “atom Tight" roofing. guaranteed 5 years. 1 ply. 81.0 per roll. 2 ply.‘ $1.65 per roll. HENRY A. HEOELEIN. ll m & Phone title-i! THE WM. EFFRON C0,. Inc, Ask for cash prices for RED OAK: 100A!- 3 WI! 3‘. thereon“. lllcclo slot. assist? isWeeoloardAve. Mil”. unmet. ITOIAO! AND RIPMIINE FOIIU . WORK A SPECIAL". Tires, Tubes and hupplies. Pres-t Melee u Future. 9 in: all will: and “mm A weary housewife said. - ‘ . Well. then, a kindly neighbor ash- v ed. . . ,. “.5 Why don't you bull your bread? ‘ " no new in town—can yum _i-" Extractedwlihesl pain. Pr. J. H. @3ng ”humanist Heurs:la.m.to1p.rll. 7p. m..to0p.m. Inudnyobyappeinb snort only. ——TEETH —‘1 ' The Reed & Volk Electrical Co. “1.3.7212? in the Town auroaureuse PhemUI-Jouhhiol. humus-arming . . .ru‘ , l ‘7»? rnnlolrr use ro new . YORK. ' Froightbontt-ussfl' er a... liver. New Yertr Norm time-immune. surmise: mumm~ ”We! wearer‘s-ls better so? 1 liitis hone-ode breed yen-ms: 'llt. :- " ‘ A ,J-t’l'io'S'lte-oe'.’ BeSlltelts A at... PM i . .. blade in theClesilestPlunt , fromtliebeat Miran! obtainable. 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