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Lack of Dys Material Ilill Alsct
Ctr-aura for 1011 Out Not for
This Osasoe.
There'll be no "extra soot" on flow
lids this “I...
no war will not sleet the hat
industry uni 1311.
While the inability to secure III-
cient quantities of dye m from
Iuropo b wind as hols; a sti-
ous factor is this country because it
the eonpsrsiivoly low ehuicai lor-
muiss held bore at the oath-k d
the war it is not thought that the
scarcity of bleaching chemicals will
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CAPT. TAYLOR WILL TRAIN FOR
Bacall Tribe Rod lea ........ 1.186
momma-tut,
., , a! ”mum—w on..- .aM-
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‘ AVIATOR? JO'.
mm Home .......:...... 1,186
built-r tacos 881 MM .y origami. Cole .to .Rs-
sleet this who of snow has this
summer as it is customary to maln-
iscture the greater part of Americas
mi‘en Fire-ea ....... 879‘ colve Instruction in Flying. hats am the fall precodh‘ the
“(any d. P. 0. of A. ....... ”l captain Rglph L. Tutor, commaud- summer in which they are used. it
”a I“ m“ ‘3“ ---------- 1. . in: the Seventh company, Cmnocllcut '5. ‘goemjnod ”tem’ th.t the in.
In! lieu, (W Tribe ........ Item; Artillery W, has been detail. “bu", (0 am"; dyestuffs from Ger.
Iaiahts o! Cow-min ----------- filled by Brigflan. George is. Cole, them”, might result in straw hats for
m “I ---------- 3 , adiutat general. to report. for instrlIc-Z the summer of 1917 being unbleached
“unity CW” ---------------- 7; tion at the Curtiss Aviation school at! but hats for this year will he bleach-
u‘lhssis Council. No. 4. 0. U. A. at. c Hammondsport, N. Y. He will begin .4,
"7 NM -------------------- ‘ training there next week. Because of? The retail price of straw hats this.
like probable need of aviators in Her, summer may be slightly greater than;
THE “ABANDONED" FARM. l
inquest that a number of militia of-
J. G. OM ono Few Exist in New iii-era receive instructions in this
England States. gwork. Two high powered aeroplanes
'l‘here have been may articles in of the. latest type have been offered
met} Within the last. few yearsllo the government through the Aero
was the oocailed ‘abandont-d i;(‘lub of America. The U. G. army IV-
hills of New England," said John tutors now in Mexico have only low-
ico the war department has issued a‘
in previous years because of the in~i
creased cost of the trimmings occor ‘
panying the hat such as bands. sllk‘
braids. trade marked contrivsnces for
making a hat stay on the head and
silk linings. The majority of Amen:
can retail dealers receive their stocks:
during the early spring and paid for“
hve turned tho fallow ground into a t-roodod t0 the war .1, partment ,9. property and none in cash: H. A.‘
Colt making place. Those stories‘umut “a detailed officers or 9mm“ Thorpe. of Hartford, holds 2,996 of
In absurd but there are many oily‘men to learn aviation. Connecticut the 3,000 shares issued. Thomas E:
L“ who have believed thcm to their. was among the first to respond. “afield. 0‘ Thomaston; Edward T-
it;
0. Omutt. secretary of the agricultur- Powered scouting machine‘s. lihe bleaching at its market value last
Cl committee of the Boston Chamber Thirty oncors of the Connecticut summer before the present dialculties
-;<i'aiilnierce. “The mid“ have laid National Guard wide application to mod higher prices were teeters.
.. flowing tag-nu how city folks could" attend the school and several besides
sssily go into New England and piou‘th- Taylor will probably go and pal" new coneonA'rlous.
. 11111051 anywhere some farm that ”‘6” 0" "9911391 “110118 the Olh- The certificate of organisation of
U been abandoned. Nearly all of "5 W“ ""0? Anthony Sundeflfind 0! Martin I: O'Brien, lnc., has been ap
fie abandoned ("m and“ have been llanbory, who is first lieutenant in the proved by the secretary of the state
Ming because they have told on Eighth company °l Danbury. ”9‘“ The concern is located in Bridgeport.
U put of the truth. ‘Sunderland "l“ probably 50 ‘0 ‘hebsnd will commence business with 82,-
‘Tho articles, or at least most of school lainr on. 1000. The president is William Martin.
'“I that I have read. ‘fiiil to state‘ M "mat the Connecticut Nation-Jr. the vice'president is John F.Bla.ke.
M ’i'armo- have been abandoned ' ‘1 Guard “d the Naval Reserves ““0 and the secretary and treasurer is E.
3...“. same reason that many of the, 132 enlisted men whohoid caniacates‘ l’. 0.3““. ‘
.We mills, which can 'be found!that tbvmmliflodjor commissions; The certificate of incorporating of
-_where along water courses in New “I new lieutenants or as “fifths” Champeau & Co.. lac... of Put.-
”and have been abandoned—be- Vacancies which occur in m. comm nun. to conduct a general dry looda
,_ |siouod personei will be filled from
I " 1"" "mid m ”5 mad“ ‘° 9“" this list. or the number five enlisted
III never could, not halting the pm".men of the Connecticut Coast Artil-
C coil or' agricultural conditions no lery corn: hold 09,.“an Cu", 1-”.
“an to achieve success in farm- , lor. who has been detailed to learn
.8- lsviatiou, is widely known and is ’09-
"Yet the articles tell us how unla- j u]..- with the officers and men of the
but farmers have taken hold of such . Guard m,
floss and by peculiar genius for as: The commending officers of the mil-
Mltursl pursuits then discovered itla of it different states have re-
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party will start business with £16,000.
The incorporators are atherine
Byrne, Cyril Remillard. Jr.. and loose
Champeau. .
The certificate of organisation of,
;thc American Fibre Company, of Ber
‘lin. has been approved. Tre com-
pany starts business with $800,000 in
' :Canileld. oi llsrtford: Axis. Samoan.
‘yoi Hartford, and“. I. Buiubolta. of
szrtferd. have use share each. The,
w ,and invested their money in
no-wom out old farm. Consider
Able harm has been done in that man“
MAJOR RVAN'S WIFE HURT.
w, {Ripoff TM! She WII "‘JU"od in RI“ prethltnt is Joseph P. Gillette, of Boon
'i'm ll‘tl‘ l~c sure that there tire “0? °" Columbus. ion. the vice-president and secretary:
m; i ' England at ”w present Dr. Joseph P- M“. 0' "fir”m‘l- is Henry M. Steinbolts. and the tress-l
he which have any monsurc of fer fume"! 0' Dsnhury. “Tomi” 0' "5 urer is A. 1.. Sampson.
‘Ullly to produce a profit that are shim L‘ior James A. Ryan. of llanhurl'. 3“"
‘filcd. Anyone who doubts that should lug chief of the stuff of (lcncral Jollll stock from 330.000 to ”0,000 has been
Malta number of farms and on) what 1 Forums. commandvr of "w oxvcdi- tiled by the o. n. nliiiiuu Manufnctur .
”fie farmers ask for their places. llc'ition into Mexico, in “ppm 0f "“13- inr Company, of Hartford. 5
will find that thcy run often into n". ‘ has received no word from Major lly-_ 'l‘ho cgrfiflca“) of incorporation of'
flares. That will convince him that fin “D 10 “‘9 “WWI“ time, bl“ “9“" "W “Hill”! Farm, lnc'v 9‘ New “8‘?
W has been much ‘bunk'. published 'ND" l”1’0"" 19““ 10 the 59”" that \th. has been approved. The concern‘
flout tht‘sovt‘allt‘d ‘abandoncd’fanns.’ thc msJOr's V"? W38 one. Of "103“ “1‘ has authorised capitalization of. 325. l
, . - r ‘ dwell in "10 lbfindllfi' "lid on Columbus. 000 and will start business with 820;:
CHARGE MINING AGENT WRECK. She was bliss Rosemary anlcton. of 000. The 'incorporstors are Louis E.
ED FIRM PROPERTY Dublin. and has three brothers in tho Stoddnrd. Carl 3;, Sharpe and Nina L
M Injunctions llaued ‘0 ”“1“!“ English army. one of them, a. captain}
Melville E. Grey From Inter. in the famous Black Watch, hourly and
feflno. .
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' ‘nihiluiod in the big drivc um si-nwm :
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And Other Distressing
Throat and Lung
Ailments Yield
- to Linonine.
mod on Melville E. Grcy, whq hill charge 0, the ”“0th in Mexico;
been in charge. of mining property as He is a grhduatc of West point and:
mresentntive of the Amcricun Elec-
' tic Equipment Co. of New York. One
injunction was granted by Judge Cur-
. lb of superior court and calls for
a bond of 840,000. The second was
has seen service among the indium}
[in the Klondike. in Cuba, in (Thinn and!
in the Philippines. After his {“111“le
firm from West Point in 18919 he wasl
business has been approved. The com 1
Tailored Suits
Attention is called to the ver lar '
_ . _ y go and sat-
isfactory showmg of Spring Suits at the moder-
ate price of
835.00
Gabardine,
Sages,
The D. M. Read Co.
Eon-W“ :89.
Inc-liken
Mikedsrc
Now that Spring, though loitering
Fascinating China
A new pattern from over the water in Booth's
Poplins.
an assortment of fashionable attire here
which will certainly please her.
garments are designed and made with
tho stout woman in mind. The various
planned for her,1argc
liips, large bust.
member one may be stout and stylish.
shouldcrs, large
fi{lures have been
The matter of style in dress is really
up to every woman herself. If onc
soul everyoae is on or pats-as,
seems to have blows us a kiss to Ile-
mindussheisonherway,thelon-
inine world takes heart and thinks of
clothes. A Suit of neat and conserva-
tive Shepherd's Check, plain [abat-
dlne, serge or covert is the first. no
Silicon is very attractive. This Outta. is an ex-
crllent paste, the center of the plates of a clear
white and the border a distinct and regular
black and white stripe overlaid with tiny red and
purple florets. Very unique and artistic. In the
assortment arc:
Wishes to be slender, to appear slender
let her consider clothes. The woman “lid
thinks she must have a suit or dress made
to order because she is is stout will find
ceasity. A hat to accompany the suit
is usily provided. A little dress or
two of taffeta, and one can get along
Salad and Fruit limvls.
Plates in three sizes.
Re
The:
for a few weeks until summer arrives.
The Sweater is in be even more in
evidence than it was last season: The
colorings are the prettiest imaginable.
Then is a blend of white with yellow
Bouillon Cups.
t‘oiicc and Tea Cups.
Fruit and (‘ercal Faun-n.
Teapots, Sugar and Creams.
A Breakfast Sci for a tray.
which looks exactly like the wayside
Women’s Coats
'. Plain and (silty \vorsicds, checks. dark and
light effects, the very latest whims of fashion.
$18.00
\
.‘ln
Baby Carriages
Coats for Children
Commodities how lll’ stock. ready for East-
er: and early Spnng. . l’rctty and girlish models
for ages o to l4ycars, for school and "dress up.”
anode-316.50
1 Second floor.
and Go. Carts.
Spring Lines On Exhibition.
'lhc very latest designs and the most approv-
fpl' thc littlest one, who is general—
. . . ‘ 'ldlt‘ models for l9l(i are
nuidc u‘itli pc'rl'cclly constructed springs, quiet,
ct tires and very stylish as to “
cd invcutious
ly ruler of tll
wliccls with corrc
hues and finish.
l'phoistcriug in satin t‘rctoiiilcs, Redford cord
A “mm“? of reduction of “will“! and light liill corduroy.
:llltilit' it llilfis'llllt' for thc nlothcr or nurse to facc
:lllt' child while wilt-cling the carriagc. Priccs to
plcusc all patrons.
$15.00, $18.00 and $19.75.
Very artistic'tlcsiglls, $22.00 to $35.00.
assigned'to Fort Apache. Arizona, as
Issued by Judge Scott ofthe common , . . . . *
fleas court under bonds of $50 000. isecoud lieutenant in the Mnih cmal~|
6 family.
'l‘hc rcvcrsiblc gears
flower, “butter and eggs.” There is
emerald, rose, old blue, turquoicc, esp-
phire all the brown, tan and gray
shades that are serviceable. flashes
or belts, as one pleases. Fibre silk.
“.00
The “Creionne” China
-
Cauldron Ware in quaint flowcr and bin-lipst-
tcrns. The plates are octagon, a popular iancy,
and arc in useful sizes. In the group are Chop
and Salad Sets, Dessert Sets and
jugs, bowls, etc.
A Tea Set of “CaliCO China". has teapot, Isug-
ar bowl and cream jug, cake or sandwich plate
odd pieces,
Cretonno Desk dots have appeared .
and in the colors that combine with
eretonne turnishod bedrooms. They
are 01.00 each. Biscuit and Boo lion
3"" “u“ 59" and six small plates, six cups and saucers? A
r "cor-
, ..
pretty set for porch tea, and 'it is rcgstla
A pretty trifle of German aim.- is tier-cupboard" China.
a sewing set. about the else of s ail-
ver Is a corkscrew and botle opener
black and white, a tumble, some
needles and a few pins are. stored
therein. Nice for a going-away gift
or a prise— 7'50
i-l
A new line of Bluebird Porcelain is just ar-
rived. .
Custard Cups of English Earthenware
plain white. crctonne borders, also the" plain
blue band, old Colonial. 8 cts. each.
in
A Mm” little tool of mm", 3”. Dessert Sets with flowered borders, ililtl pat-
vor is n corkscrew and botle opener
combined. The corkscrew is in a
tiny silver case, the handle forming
the battle opener. It is pocket also
and as good for nervous hands as s
icrus. 'l‘hc platters arc very practical, right for
slloriczlkc and it‘t‘ crcaiil bricks, fllOlllfl< of jclly,
ClC. i
.» p ‘ Bax-cliiicnl.
bunch of keys or a knife. Price $1 I ‘ '
I1";
Forget notl The Easter Cards. The display
is largc now and contains ihc very things one is
lunlfisto for.
A Glycerine Soap is acceptable to
most skins during harsh spring weath-
er. Verdun is a good kind, 10c. Rico.
er‘s the best glycerinc made. is 390.
- Flower Seeds in decorated envelopes for East-
. rin time c ables at the Good . . . .
Smfion'lwk VJ; suaon‘bm my, er planting. .\ pri'lly tuiicy. and it carries the
tempting. Little bunches of Spanish
onions. carrots, railishes red and while.
and strings of garlic arc 25¢ each.
litislcr rclliciiibraiicc all <llillfllt‘l'.
Fourth floor. Stationery soc-lion.
Gilt» ii. iii; Emit dimming.
Establishrh IEEI.
—
“isle lion: Bill oust-ties Co. sum he
. -'as- discharged (hey " “I'M towent. “Cuba as ilrst aid to the tgov’
’Ni.
Winston; Kt.- writes
.-
‘ miss
u is angled that Grey was “entry. where he had his’flrsi expericnce
a the Equipment Co. and had clfargei'“ guerrilla warfare iii returning the
d machinery valued gt 320,000, 01! (‘ree lndlans to their reservation.
inch 23 Grey was discharged. Since
then. it is claimed, he broke thegiele-blm‘ Klondike. l“ charge 0‘ the com-
“one at the plant. took-seven tunnniiessry department and from Alaska
em mncentrgteg valued “13700‘ and he went to Cuba as captain of the
Threatened to interfere with employee 'l‘cmh cavalry in the Bpanish~Ameri-
in the performance of their duties/can War. “He fought in China in the
The injunction granted by Judge Cur-,ther rebellion and from there was
“I restrains him from interfering Will detailed to the Philippines, where he
uployes. ' Was stationed for three years. While
In the second action. which is Te‘Hhere be instituted the “Ryan water
film-MP DMD“! Judge 3099. ll lBlown“- for obtainlpg informal-ion from
dalmed “I“ GRY- I! 189‘“ f0? lhelthe natives. He was closely connects
louipment Co. took over contracts ""ed with Major Pershing in the
m on community belonging‘to mas.
From the Philippines Major Ryan
is-
- ‘ . . I ,
:12: ll “tum; p “I“: the fig: Lerner. and remained there until Gu-
hzm 3“: 80““ mm film ~independence“. 2m .estsblistied.
was... him m ififi‘i‘ " m" ‘ ”m “m" ‘t ’5" Sheri”
' ' ‘ litmus lie was'sent to West- Point at
ad osde itsy render an account“ '
as 6 w ‘ : professor of Spanish. He was open?
4A: eiouvicmuoun. . . _
~15”. P. Rehksmp. “criterion 81.: “u "‘9 “5613.7m“h§ “0 7"“
: “I have“ been “Rh?" 0’ ”link ‘0 19"" mm-
l-‘oisrs may and Tar Oorgdean- UM his ram he not immediately
with years‘usd'efldnd no better ‘0 um Aria.” monume-
l.
l
. sash syrup. 4 have eight chum-till". sees-d Cavalry actress
.Islvsittoalislthsni. Theyiwsro
M‘mmflHWQth
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{the skmgtatas army one.”
"Anu Other Dish-using Throat and]
1
Lung Ailments Yield to Lincnine. :
l
Nearly one thousand prominent peo-
'testified in signed statesments thatl
ELinonine cured them of coughs. colds..
ibronchltis and other forms of winter
complaints that threatened their very]
existence.
sections of the country have added
their testimony, and. all unite in pro-
claiming Unouiue the most effective
medicine of its kind known to sci-
ence. it warms and enriches the
blood. it restores circulation and
bathes the delicate membranes of
throat. and lungs in rich, new. vital-
ity-bringing blood—and ”relief is
wrought by ‘romoviugr the. swelliiigs
and irritations that cause the dis-
turbances. it is a truly wonderful
remedy and is. pure and wholesome.
being an emulsion ,of Flax-Seedi‘blf.
.mous~unodios.~'all confined intone.
and known the world'over as it
Other thousands in other? e
trial! Moss... 3110le and other is Plum
”om Fort Apache he WAS delllli‘d WW” i" me my “mm In” publicly cheese. The concern will have an} Southbury then “6 ”00'9"“! “3
authorized capitalization of ”00900.; feelings was only natural under the
mm which it will begin business. The: circumstances. Bouthhury added '1“
incorporators are Ogden 'B. Douglass,» suit to injury by telling him through '
John W. Laotian and Herbert O. Ack- . “'8 selectmen that he was not capa-
y. - ; ble of driving and had no business to
'be handling a machine. Mr. Reagan
,sltcd right off-and now the insulting
141le euro one summer DID
NOT WVE W‘LL' wer that he does not know how to
“—— ' lhsndle an automobile. Thedury will
Huh-Keogh Charges “Mary with . decide who is rsspodllblé. l
Nuisance—Wants w Damages. . .. . ~,
in the common Pleas Court beforel
‘ 5“” today, m action mmlCONNECTIOUT CQMPANY l8 OUED
diy-Hg‘h-lKoegan of thiseily mi . ”ll-“:9.”- , . . ,
.thertown ot Southbury was on ml WW HAVEN. hatch doe—AW!
The plant!!! claims $2.000 ~domasss.-irscklessosss and‘ue'gli'gence on the
charging that the town ”hesitant part of the motorman operatic: ‘.
diatoms lush-toy. .0n De mug. our umbm into hii‘m-‘
. beam 1914. its aims, on hisrsyim 8’1'
. “Minn January.
“at Bridgeport. id’ ah moment. and last. Morri- Brochln, of m amid.-
towing; ahotlfsr bacillus owldid. byl avenue. has .hrousht a 86.000 damage
Louis .loyoe. Jo? afiemptlng in murmur against mecoonegum’eonm .i
a team collie nan-ow road 3.
it
33.333.29.323 .
"lug,”iho shin-atoms def
e. lfo "mole term or the superior‘cow't. the
loud “.1 writ Mn‘biun‘iitmt while pliant ‘
ootligiialill‘lng iconic all onion; direction oil
and his mine 'went over pistol Wm pee-om or snow con . tee,
' ~ ‘ "'7 lhaiwasiosooil-totbe on the. ..
..
4, . 'igitfi”
\E ,
wine'i .t. ,'
Itown plead. aga'mt him in “8 ‘ns. ”“0 WhCQlB Hilda“. The motorman,
‘ for three weeks. -
, .
‘ NATIONAL WOMAN BUFFRAG';
'Tbe oasis nintablo'to the April 'pone‘fndefinitely'certsiu of the 'pr‘o-
i.
‘ ‘ est. l'lhwba'lko'ommlttee’mtoud
%»‘8‘W....B¥c°?ih.. .“E‘..- . ._ .. -. .
Williams. . stout oak tree. But. for the fortun- ‘ « ‘ ' . §-
The certificate of incorporation allele savior the auto and 'Mr. lieegan . ~ _ ~ ' , é
iDiiion it Douglatw. of New Haven, has would have gone down the sixty feet ‘ , - ' i
been approved, The concern was to... into the river with probably fetal re- S PECIALS ® i
nicily a partnership ' and deals in} 3““3' ’ .’ ‘ . ' I
wholesale groceries, eggs. butter until Wh‘t Mr. Keeqan said about‘ Pure Lord, a pound. ..... 13c. Reliable Psaa,.1"6avi ..;.i’. too.-
Matches, 7 boxes for ...... 250; Sauer Kraut, 3 cans for .. 25°.
THEE!!!“ A|&P TEA 00.. .
Tel. No. 909 124 Washington St, South Norwslk FresDaIlvel-y
mfl -—--— -
,:
tempted to leave the tracks but the morrow. ., -'-- ' 3 1.
It is regarded as unlikcll'. th 7
he claims continued at an unreduced that the committee will take tavorabl
speed striking the auto and injuring action. . ‘ - 1',
the driver to such an extent that. he, _ ~ . . .
wasforced'io runninin a hospitali SAPi‘ENT BEKRTGRJ _‘
l “We never-get ‘t'o'b'bld to learn)“;
“True," replied' Senator" Borghu n
i"But' some.oi us .ere: inclined: to d
.. ‘ fl ,, '...‘ vac too much time to recitation an
'WAB'HIN’GTON, 34““ ZV-flm“ :c: enough to study,."—~Woshingto’
for coniinulng.the mt for nationalist”,
woman suffrage were being considered.
by sunny: leaders today. despitb ' ' ou
their. dmllldllrttb House JudiciarYImu'NoT' ”M“ mam“ ‘1
committee yesterday . . ' ~| 'i-““Y~~"°‘-i”"““‘ii‘mn' '5 ,.
. ‘ ~ _uhea.snd pains.-.som.muaoles _,
Thveomm' 'otad thrS to W1 ,lfluu' Jolnll, . b '1‘“ rk‘nowi'h't [m ;
‘ - ‘ ' ‘ 0 wo-' dneys are out of order. Mrs A. 9
«must: 33333333 5 , :Ilfenoaonsino-toe i...
l'mnding that they would more 0.. writes: ‘.‘I am tailing Fairy E _
«demoed their proposal seemm Pills andcsnnot amiss t ‘,
on sepsneely, Mm temtenough tsrtbewmlderlsl bosom 1,
WW “bring the labile tojvvomm'ln 'lldl'st than. whflgf-l'
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