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1»
W”: n.
liar NEEDLE wont
. ms its-tau u-i 'll-yal W,“
Rompers. Show Towels. Luncheon Bets, m0 Aprons.
Sacuues. Boudoir Cay. Dollies, Dresser Saris,
mas: other math; articles at merit.
housewarming venue-Mussel! oi new
Charmin: magenta. dain' W Wear, Quinn's ham. and
Dressing
Pin Cushions. sad
We also cam Huh Grade Cations for hibreidoriu old Cro-
chctlng. A trial will convince you oi their superiority.
603d
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Water 0L.
C O A L
That’s All
Harris 8t Gans
So. Nor-walk
’ r Furniture, carpets,
Rugs, ..I,),rapcries. - ~'
Linoleums, and
Housefurnishings,
VARIETY. VOLUMEEQUALITY
‘2
Look Through Out Stock
-.._ .. -_ .1.“ ._._ -—
IIRDER Ellfll'lS Bill-ill
FOR youncum BAKES
LOUIS MARY "Pl #RIWFAPhonc 497'
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Connecticut Avenue.
WSPRlKGC
M 0 Call
Book of.
Fashions
signs at our issuers cot-Mer-
o>her new and attractive d- \
beautifully illustrate? . iii ":
.. ‘ing hundreds 0f x " '
f. smart new. desi . \V-‘lw'fi.1 ;: -
t gm ll ., l
. . l v,‘ 52 :El 2 it:
NOW ON SALE~ .‘. TE, “’1‘
fittii“\:" . M
s ‘ . i
- ~‘Mc Call k l“ “
‘ Mus-aims... ' ,' can-humane
. $.11} ‘fiil‘li'igfiii‘fifi . Patterns ::.~c:ii l‘alicrn No. 1051. start
'Mle and man-ta detail "it“
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““4““? “meals mutilate-toss... at as...“ .,
. i
, ville out of Hartford which is caused.
Mllham....ifla. Quakororldlst's Oil.
Ketiofacorn Flam a pkg. Is. a p... ...... , ......... Is.
m lift, 3 can It fie.
TIE um I l P m fl.
Tel. No. ass '0! Want." on. South Wk Free Mivcry
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m [till Milli .10 Mill llill H
W Ii Mflflil I mess mm Kill
i
Commuting by means of express
m Hey Hes hi
cruisers will be more popularl-1d this
summer than the most out it out
Miles: lotus Issac - Is-i
iat- is loaded
optimist of a year ago ever dreamed.
One of the most recent additims to
the ranks oi motor boat enthusiasts
who have ordered craft of this type is
“Arch" Solwyn, alto has a summer
WASHINGTON, o. c, Mart-ii 1.— home at tfiowuyion, conn.
Congressman 1’. Davis Uakey oi the Mr. Selwyu has placed an ordet-I
Hartford, Conn, district joined in the
discussion of" the l'ost-oilioe appropria-_
Lion bill in the House yesterday iu~
an effort to place provision in the;
bill for remedying what he termed.
miserable conditions in connection
with the Gas Engine and Power Com
pany. New York, for an express cruia-t
er'ifii'tyiwo lee-t long. eight feet nine.
inches in beam and drawing th’mel
feet. She is to be equipped With an
eight cylinder 5 374 by 7 Speedway
““h "16 postal service in Connecticut. mhrinc motor developing 20!: horse
“1“" Mr.‘ OGKP)’ had particular power, and a spcrd of“ twenty-titre.-
referciiw ‘0 l“ ”19 DOOI' iuail service-miles an hour is guaranteed by thi-
0“ ”1“ “'0“?! “119 that serves Union- builder... aho are the designers as
well. ‘
The general accommodations lili'ludt“
a locker in the fore peak, crew's lav-
atory. crew's quarters, u'ith pipe
berths, then the motor compartment.
than the steersman's cockpit and own
er's cockpit, both with self-bailing
scuppers. The galley comes next,[
then a lavatory and the main cabin i
The yacht will be lighted through
out by electricity and all motor con
trols are coavenicntly situated in the
stccrnian's cockpit. Both cockpits‘
are to be covered with khaki awnings
on pipe irames.
The trunk cabin, directly astcru‘of
'the cockpit, has mahogany sides, with
phase or thc bill because of the it... plate glass ulndous arranged to drop
tud that 1 think has been iven t elll‘fl’QCRW ‘
postmaster general in the lac” “1:“, This new yaciit in just the [Hit too
. . ‘long to be entered in the express
mail strvfcc in my state. 1 east wicrulser‘ class, aconling ‘0 [he Amer-
asit the distinguished gentleman from i ii ruling
Mm «om-m A. . 1?? $57.23;. an: at
Moon) if this does give the postmas- ‘ "Hm“ that are “film,” “realm As
E" ‘2“"1 suflclent ”at: ‘93:" [“2“ ' a result it is possible that at the next
ttu e to arrange w tro y oven)!“ body the
service, for instance, for a little in $333335; “My: feet the
creale of technical advantages in thc‘ limit. instead of titty feet. may be
service. . considered.
"The reason i ask the question is]
lit". Uakcy said he has been in»
'ioriiiod, through the inability of the.
Post-office department to increase the
pay to the railroad in order to. get
hettrr service. ’
Mr. Oakcy was assured by t'liair~
man Moon that under the provisions
oi the bill now under discussion suf-
fit-lent latitude and authority is grant-
ed to Postmaster General Burleson to
spend more money and romovo the
cause of complaint.
“r. Oskcy'a Remarks.
iMl'. Oakey's remarks were as to
lows:
fl‘fil am interested in this partit til».
Cloths for Palm Beach
'llic crcaiit) uliitc Scrgcs.
lot early Spring vsca
Siiitpl
of buttons, patch-pockets and
Hie early Spring suit is both attractixc and servicculilr
Checkerboard Plaids,
White striped With black,
Chevrons, 5f) inches,
for slt’Utlt'l chain,
\ltlllt‘s, clict‘tii c designs, lill'tl\ allll
HandPaintcd Circle Pins, thin c
'Gatc-tops itil' “nth. gun
gilt,
Ji‘wt‘ll‘) Section,
25 ctr.
“w.
of art pottery.
that in my district within a few miles' _.._.....
tation is a little lively manufacturing..
commercial atid agricultural- com-‘
munity, Unlonvtlle. Conn. that. on ae-L
count or the tact that there is a dit-'
ierence between the Postmaster Gan" ,
eral's department and the railroad.
It‘r\'lC(', has been getting for a year:
or a year and a half. very bad andt
incompetent postal service. This is a'.
lively, uptodatc little community
nestling among the New
hills, which has a half hour and hour that will be 0' real ““1“. to
trolley service. splendid macadamt
roads and a particularly inemcient. . . .
steam service. There are no porpon- Wm" 3“" “ multitude “d "MW";
dlcular landscapes cross or dlsmaltho plimdils df thousands," said t‘on»:
swamps to ‘°_;h‘r°‘:‘z";nd yet, figuressman John Q. 'f‘ilson. of Connecti-:
tnitsc of it let nca erence de- cut. yesterday, in presenting to the
-l\\t‘rll the Postmaster Gcneral‘s
partinent and the trolley service, it House of Representatives his plan to
hit“ be?" transferred “l ”I" "P'mzhavc tiianufncturetl and stored at big,
service. and that acrvfcc has gone , ‘ , ‘ieclal tool: and fix-
bitck in this town' uittll it might be Wm“ inttorles M .‘ . ‘
called u relic ot the ”up Agra. The titres necessary [or the immediate,
0N ARMS WORK.
Diocusacthlln for storing special
Tools for Use in can of An
Emergency.
WASHINGTON. D. t‘., March
"i would rather bring to this
my
is
people Of 1M! 10““ are KHHHR their manufacture of arms, ammunition and.
mail lat 10:30bln ill: tri‘ori‘i’iiig ;|?1ddlmilmuu,mpn. in time of war. ,
:tel’s law to res y 0 int c it t
,i o'clock in the afternoon. . Must 0° Something f‘ Once.
5 Question oi Price. "We, must do something and do
i "l “in"? ‘0 Washington l0 “‘9 ”‘0 it at once. to make available stim-
3:)epflrl:lien:,dllfll summer,f agilyhilg‘ctent equipment to supply ourselves
; was reae very corn or . ‘
W“ referred to the post 0mm in- with arms and ammunition in he
'apector's service. After three nionths'case of emergency. Take Just one
dt-liiy. they reported that ii change article of warfare, for instance, the
was impracticable. Now the trolley Wit l is our ”gem situation
people tell me that the differenccrme' a it p th m in emer-
bt-twccn the post office department in "31rd to ac tng _c a
and the officials of that company is‘gency or supplying bullets for them.
just this—one cent additional per; “We have 700,000 of the new
mile. a maximum of six bags on a-
.trollcy car and terminal service by‘
the post office department rather than
by the rhilr'oad.
The postmaster general informedi
me that he had not the power or nu-i
thority under the law to increase this‘
“At our government
Therefore, 1 want to say to the dlsrz
tingulshed chairman of the committee that. rate it would take us live yearaf
on post offices. and post roads that! ,
the little community has been receiv-.t° “PP" ”l army 0’ P million mama
log all this time. almost an imposwprovided we did not have to make.
slblc service, when by a very littloiup the wastage. The wastage. 1:
increase of expense they could have “iwould say. has proved to be at least
half hour or an hour's service. 1- .
want to ask the distinguished chair-“o per cent., perhaps more. per Vent
man "this bill will give the postmas- I
for general sufficient latitude and au- small army in these times. too. But
thority "$0“ ”‘0“? ‘° 11““9' to if we had a milion men, how would
improve e aorv ces n site a com- ,
munlty as this? 3'" arm them.
Mr. Moon replied, "i think it docsl
fully." ,TO MAKE STRIKE POLL PUBLIC.
NEW HAVEN, March 2.-—Frank H.
Jennings, international vicopresldent
BUY ioi tho Machinists' Association. an-
nounced today that the strike poll
itaken among the mechanical work-
Coal 1'
AT
ers on the N.'Y..'N. H. i H. R. R.
~lilies.iletalifilitlitSt‘uiCo ,
.aystem will be made public at Boo
i." if; inventor-rots. ~ .
—. t
in: counted there. The men have do.
mandod a four cent an hour increase
snd‘the vote is on the question: or
standing baclrbt thcvdemands. -
lift.
”wt—O" " “1
.Nfi
‘ton witliin the next few lays.
r
of the great trunk lines of transpor- TILSON URGING 'PREPAREDNESS’.
Illslll‘m‘izrettii something valuable. something!
Springfield model and a little more‘
than 300,000 of the old Krag. |
,1 How Are We to Arm Troops? '
arsenals at}
Springfield and Rock island we canl
expense (or mail service to this town. imanufacture something like 200.000;
a year. running eight hours a day. Ati
1And an army gt a million men is a!
Mr..
‘anhlngs said the vote was now bit-l
tittllt-rv
country,‘ than by the use of a few tint-l-
CHILDREN'S
SWEATERS
69c; regular price, 31.00.
98¢: Teflular price, $1.49.
$1.49; regular price, $2.00.
WINTER COATS AT
HALF PRICE
TheD. M. Reid cs.
cww‘ W I”-
r in the South,
)' cut iii style appropriate for sport “car, \\llll slight Ul’liitlllt‘lllilllttlh lll Illt' nay
Plain Serges and Gabardinea in variety at
“i
Pretty Fads in Jewelry
Pink Coral Beads. 'l'lit‘i .tl‘c 5U ltn't‘l)’ aiitl t'itll
lic ivorit mtlt all tlrcsws. If one t‘aliliUI haw tlic
l.m-iiuiiit'. \t'l‘) .‘ittrattiit- imitations
Pearl Pendants. pear-shaped, l f >
Dinner Rings, \lt'lllllg \llit'l‘ \ct nith llllllt“
liaskcts, Elilllgtsllll‘l').N‘.l“‘l'(‘t‘l\lt“ Lotion, 75 cts.
s3.” and “.00 .7“ innit? l'lt‘tlxlt‘ ( lt‘.tlll, 39 cu.
iii :1 <cl. l\iiitliti ( fruit]. 42 cts.
Pearl Earrings. ("\ilii lgtrgv .iiiul \t‘l’\ ltistrotis, I
illt‘lal.
silit-r iilltl Rost- oi l'iitiar ounk‘t' $1.00
25 and 50 Cts. \m, ' flasks
main floor. Kim
Boy Scout Handkerchiefs, 3 in a liox, A"
A quaint Birdhouse is (it-signed to lump’ on tho
\ltl\' oi the house or the trunk of a tree. Made,
A large group of odd Chairs, cxaiitplcs of various . .
famous periods~ :irc displayed in the Furniture tor loggias and formal ga'dt‘ti.
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“82153:: AD A WEEK 0‘ BARGAINS 3133:; AD
SATURDAY FRIDAY SPEClAlS SATURDAY
Sweaters for Children and Grown Ups
The Light Colored
checked and stiiped mth black, the totisidu‘ul \t‘ly siiiait
Ins .
belts.
just what i~ iiculul
81.50
and
$2.00
$1.50 and $2.00
Drew (i(itifl\ Si‘t‘lli'll.
Toilet Necessities
It is March. Nttttirc t'itrilt'N Ilililg\ i\iill a
arc 5o Cts. liigli lliilltl. iilltl lit-[\i‘t't-ii itiiitl :tiitl ~tmsliitit', tillt'
inches long,
25 cts.,
itiu~i lic (artful iii Ilif‘ t‘Ollllilt_‘\itin. Tlicsc arc
rct‘oitiiiiciitlctl:
75 Cts. A little group of Hudnut Daintics:
l'ltila .
310° 'ix-utoiti iii...-
lti hall -
lullt‘l Suction, iiiitiii iltmr.
Art Pottery
, .\llt‘iiiitill ix tlli't‘t‘tt‘tl in Ilit‘ liiit' u>~tirllilciil of
,lzirdinit-rcs with or without pedestal, tlic Nhullutv
lllmvls. llirtlliaths alltl other pieces, appropriati-
ll .5
$3.00
liasciiicnt.
ourtli floor. ‘lllQlllOi-‘tlu out ll] ,
ADULTS‘ SWEATERS
79c: regular price. $1.00.
YOUTHS' SWEATERS
79c; regular price, 31.“).
98c; regular price, $1.25. 31-49: regular price, “-50
$1.19; regular price, $1.69. $2.00; maul-r price. 33-00-
3149; regular price. $2.00. 8198; resular price. 84-00-
3138; regular price, $3.00. $3.98; regular price. $5.00.
Winter Clearance Sale in all Departments
intone 446
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
100 VOTES ON A DOLLAR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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CONSIDER NEW LONDON PIER.
HARTFORD. March 2.-—Matters§
' pertaining to the work of constructing '
the million doitrp for in New Lon-1
don Harbor constituted the businessl
transacted at the meeting of the coral
mission on Rivers. Harbors and Bride!
es in the Governor's office yesterday.‘
Governor Holcomb presided. The
other members at the commission
present were Mayor Rogers. of New
Minion: thank V. Chappeil. or New
Marlon: William H. Cadwell. of New
Britain; Thomasitssncv. of New In-
ven. and Waldd'biark, the. engineer.
The payrolls of the work were exam-
ined auxin Wfimads a state»
quantum steam Atjhe
Ramona-metastases and that
members; 0%!le
.m m» ”surmount-d.
...
Wm" ”fl-t .
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- t. . , fl ‘ . _ ’. I I .s
nuances-hastensmnomaxa» "
> ’ '~‘ ‘. .\ . “4 m. .
i' . . . I Mitt. L ~ . 5%.,
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)‘ ,.. .. ‘3" r .75.»? ._.,_ . j‘ __ . . 4 t: um you
‘1 - J, 3'; 1 .‘> ._ .
When tam: "
f‘Br Mf’vfithflPlY-
GoldMedal FLOUR
Smoked Shoulders
90c
' 13c
. East India Tea ' Co. ‘
“When will in. worse-its. ”lb; ,.
anionic ‘w‘t'ntao son Lioitr mo rowan. , i
‘ marmlmum -‘ motes g
. $8.00 . ‘ . . «5320 and 83.00
I?" - ~5me stadium s coamcro' m
We carry tbehrmst line at Dining Roommates in‘tiie clty.‘ Full
linen! lighhng-mm'ilsshlights. supplies, etc. .
- r‘ ./ vNitrogqn. Gal Fillod Auto I‘ll!”—
'du‘Waaliington M.‘ _ minuscule-- I: , “Widcomn
‘x by 41;! ”,5. . < .--~ .._‘
,L ‘ _ , m.mulms are...
m . - i-. :r»_..; ‘L .‘ L'VE“
:t a. .253... -.;.. 1)....5 r:
:rn' - ‘n .'
,‘ pig'-
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