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mingli‘c‘li‘iid'iblijxl. : received with interest reports of the
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'T'.‘ Efrom om lenders. as well as
M NEW coNTElTANTl ENTER 'thnsta as to what would happen to
”all M Disc Phonokraph. hUFt who opposed them. These state
mt is becoming interesting. Toim'ms are ““1“" ‘0 "i090 "“011 em
-~ 00cm Tribe of Red Men ‘1“. anated from the suflragist leaders fol
30"“ m “a so “1. the loving their visit to Washington last
mt. or Columbus which showl'all in spite of the fact that they an
“M two organizations have de- inounoed that from thst time on there
at to outer the contest A visit towns to be no campaign of' pestering”
”I that the Barton firemen o! legislators The unfortunate male
.” mug S’Wlllcku)’ and Villliuember of the New York committee.
\“ 9 large vote. There are other who announced that the women bung
‘ no that how not )8! WW around too mob," finds himself the
“WM pterested that we varieties of state
m “'1 collecting '0‘“ Baomlments. but in making such a remark
”third of Apr] their presence will.” but voiced the sentiment of the
m In“ NIH-'1" organization which was
“If-m 1:1 :l“ h mletomfiz that legislative halls are not the place
‘h the standing .oept up to m for women. The crowding or commit
«out the previous ’tlny At this A“ "'0'!" end |obbleu. the “button
“we "(counting the votes at noon boiling” 0‘ lelbmm and thrests at
i .85 dly. ' .. 10 their oustituency’s potions in com
__,_ -. _,___.__ ' int elections. seem ever to be theoon
NINTEN CAMPAIGN CLOSING. comitssce of the presence of the suf~
_} _. —— a from statue eapiiols.- In Hes
NW Press Committee Yachting modified “mun 01mm
Ansel-tum Opposed ' him-c wasn't. a neat lineage;
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of the winter cnm- THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
“a for new Members the directors CLUl.
d tile State Association Opposed to .___
Ml Suflrage, have received re ANJ Newt d ”It Prentice.
m from the various branches in AM“, ‘- t. 0' mm
fills and cities in Connecticut which' do“ WW N d “can
VIII enable them to take to New Yorkltlgeo which an m..wa ir
flowing reports of the campaign boilh‘hlfilihl" eluhgy 830'“le-
- bore the first of the year, which ed Elston Department of Agriculture.
.ha already resulted in the additionltbe Connecticut. Agricultural College
“ more than 1,000 members to theland the State Board of Education co
‘ r tub ot the Connecticut branch Theorwrstlna-
Am of tho directorate who at First, there are the mother and
(on the meeting of the national o'eldaum ’home canning clubs which
mile able to report not only a gslnlbbmen' and girls tmcsn {mils and veg
humbly-"dam atrium-r than m for The coming winter and
é: fiat (t n" ‘illP'Qlcepl New York‘lsiao to odor an opportunity for them
i: H “'1': .. . [All] of the number of ail-10 meet together for some pleasant
.1; ;‘l.sen at public mcetings and the EMMY“!!!-
<~. mes held here since the winter There are also the garden and mm A
L- _‘ugan. 'l‘hu inclement weather ni‘ninx. poultry and potato clubs which!
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'lrch and tho latr- opening of sprinnniuke it poanible for the girls to mnkci
9“ midernbly disarramcd the schedule I tidy ”tile Rum to gtarl a fund to
mum for this mont,h but never Icarry on a high tunnel or mill-go;
Mpg; [he “at“ directorate hate to course, or 10 take music lessons of
aired favorable reports from the for ”19 purchase of some article
hunches in the several towns and which 1h” Nil/0 100!“ for but were
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- 2 ”flip as Well on o, spread of the ed- Girls between ten and (Ilghtwn
i‘. Editions! dottrlnes by the members years of age inclusive. after laminry
‘0 'Mowing out the plans made 93mm- first.1816.mav becomc liclh't‘ mom‘
i3 »t the winter ,the individual members bars and those older may become as-
hve made it special study of the ar- Borinto members.
‘ Imam and_lluircs concerning the Full instructions for
'Ialaiion between suflrage and sntl- these clubs may be had by writing
‘ to theI state agent in charge of boys
and girls' clubs at the Connecticut
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_ . . Killingly,Conn ——“I' shall smith forces with her own dough
‘ .» b b 1“" "9" ”m“ 13'0“" “ti? rota one silenced tor' the occa
w now,
what 81 W slon and so make a strong team for
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i. lllllllull‘ iggh‘flnlgege the betterment of the home by filling
table Compound the store room with delicious canned
“Mb! ”93!! hunts Md. better still. vegetables
cult-Wimch will add variety to the diet,
frcc of charge. with instructions, and
directions for carrying on the work.-
Demonattatlons will also be given.
thedoctoimtqr
.1“ “pm. “.10 meats and other more costly fools?
whet-alwa- playingl ll. momma seasons
with my W Assistant
State Agent in Charis Bm‘
'1. lld Qirh' Work U4 8. Department
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lld“. Gil-m7. were continued in
Wilma.Pattenssdz..C
The. salt is brought against the Am
eriois flodlcal Association
tantamount
Who
-:.m at the Plan.» March so are lot. the. put-p... of heipin-v inn- »
“ll showing an increase in mem- unable to buy. !
orcanlzlng
Agricultural College Storrs Connect
Au club members will be supplied A
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, Why not have each Connecticut wol
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liesl_th to the members of the tamilyl
. and rod-g. the high cost of living by‘
l l tiild me to substituting fruits and vegetables for
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CORSETS
Correctly designed corsets are a necessity for the
health, comfort and appearance of every worn.» if you are
keen for that distinctive, graceful contour whith only per-
fect corsets can give, we advise you to come here for a lit-
ting by our graduate cot-setter. 5
In our stock yOu will find only the best corset fashions
for 1916 from leading manufacturers. at popular prices.
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l 86 WASHINGTON ST.
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The D. M. Read Co.
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Fashion Week Continues
For a day or so longer, and even if boisterous March has been gmdg'ing ed only dayls
the store after one gets here is altogether pleasant and enjoyable. Mornings are best it! T
shopping and sight seeing aiming the apparel sections. Afternoons one may rest for a while
and listen to the orchestra in the Reading Room.
Tailored and Semi-Dress Suits
.These are the first garments generally required for early spring, to replenish worn
and depleted wardrobes. A complete and satisfactory showing in all lines, styles that will
appeal to every feminine taste.
Sergca, Gabardines and Poplina from
$13.00 to $65.00
Tatiana did Scrges, combinations that are distinctive and very practical,
Taffeta and Silk Poplin combinations which are quite elegant.
Mon to 850.00
825.00 to $75.00
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Dresses tor Occasions
Copies of imported French models, Callot, Lucille and Jenny, for dinn r danci‘n and
- semi drc~s, 24
Taffeta Silk Dresses in attractive nit)(lt‘l>, quiet colors.
sooto
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Serge Dresses for early spring wear. a large group, all wanted colors,
Sport: Silk
83.95 and 85.95.
85.oo.to Soooo.
. Shoulder Capes and Ruff;
with sizes up to 52.
$.95 to $15.00.
Confirmation
such an occasion.
ages 6 to 18 years.
stem to 835.00
Wood “00h
For
5.. 00
”7.50 to;837.5o
Skirts Special Blouses Dressesfjj;
V'cry stylish «wide- 'An atractive collection Simple and girlish
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. wale corduroy in old ‘mbICh. includes all frocks that are made as
roacand white. ' ”giant's 1and qualities, dresses should be for
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Suggt stive of the Vicmrian (rat are those quaint littlc capes of satin or taficta bordcrcd ll
and gitc rcquisdc tiarmtli mi spring days.
The Sport Hats arc illt‘ urt‘li-
ids in ilit‘ Millincry (iflrtlt‘il. To
any Costume thc llat gin-s dis-
tiiit‘titcptrsmiality. it is nut 50
nttitli illt trimming {amt tlitn ~
wry little on it. if is the hat. It
is inadu for the “carer.
Second Floor.
Ostrich Collarettca. blick black and white navy, taupe and brown ,
“manommmd' Collars, natural, black and African brown.
‘ Flaitfl Mslinl Ruth, and Maliuc combined \Hih ostiitli. These are toquetthli llt‘CtillllllQ
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Trimming Section, main floor.
The Leon Bakst colors and dc-
\‘lglls have appeared in bands of
various widths for tlf'Cb‘S 'triiir
Thcy ‘
and of murw mit- ad;
minus. urt- distinctively
uniting.
lilll't'S lllt‘ili for llll‘ rich Coloring
and individuality.
Trimming Scctimi.
with niaraboui or ostrich. Smnctimes they are finished with a littit pinktd milk of
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évThc City National Bank
‘ . SECURITY ...
, Safety dcmsnds that bank deposits should be made often-cash is
never quite safe when kept in the mice or at home. 1 '
it should be remembered that checks not sent for collection quick-
ly. are sometimes returned unpaid. ‘
Start a systematic checking account with. this Bank today and
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i feel the charm of security! ‘ 9 ‘_ 4
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Latest
Accepted Low
style, 104 WASHINGTON 31. Prices
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SPRING.
_ ‘ COATS
Tailored and dread coats.
fashioned in good quality Pop-
line, Velour ' and Shepherd
uchwks and mixtures; cil'cctiwly
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8895 81188 ‘81658
SUITS .
Excellently tailored suits, high
cost models, of Men‘s Wear
Sergcs and Gabardine, ‘Poplin'
and Shepherd Checks, in attrac-
: tin styles.
$16 95, Sis. 95, $22 to
~ 525 to --
Special '_ A.
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