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WEWY, APRIL Is, 1916

 

 

”m haw“ day, the sum to be sullclent to give '

gIVENING SE ‘TINEL ithc young c0uple a Start in house
ESTABLISHED BY

 
 

.kecping or to give an opportunity. of|
living free from financial affain do!“
in: the first hard yeais of married
.1. AND IL I... downs, m.» i
PROPRIETORSw Mr. Syroiniainikoff adds that if only;
I .1, NEDAY APRIL“ ‘915 the healthy receive the insurance
’ ———-——— money, and only the healthy baby 1 i
IATURE ALuAtut: FOR insured at the um there will be m.
TOMORROW a premium on healthy babies and
tide 7:07 .' m' 7246 P- m' healthy grownups which will die
rises 5: 16; sets 6 _90.
file aiwrmm. TELEJ
WE CALLS
_ Rooms—92.

listed»

Branch Office—1333-
s Residence—Infil-
Editor's Residence-153"-
Manager‘s Residence—

His-u.
r’ Residence—890.

,msoutc DIRECTORY.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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courage the sowing of wild oats and'
encourage all young people to take
good care of their health.

The idea isn’t especially now.
many places a girl’s dowry chest is
bought at birth, and she begins to.t‘ill
it with linens as soon as she can take
a stitch. The boy's land and tarm
animals are set aside in the same
way. so that their future housekeep-
ing start is assured. it's merely the
adaptation of a very old Idea to the
la in Masonic Building, South circumstances of modsrnlilei Wheth-

street, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays er it would do all Mr. nymmiatnikofll
‘ “each “9“”me “‘1 August on thinlna it will (or economic and eat
' W “ed—‘3‘ 8 “look “1R0,“ Mm fgcnic conditions can't be told until
, “one 01:19:11?!" inevitlegon’eClsizzl as its tried. It does, however, tall in
"‘4 “ M .__. line with a strong modern tendency

TSPMWW Long, N°' 1w. F- "W A- M. ito cure all ills by insurance.
Int! in Masonic Building, South I
‘ '1 Ilia onset. lst and 3rd Tuesday of WOMEN AND TOBACCO.

I tbs—Jolly rid hing“: A secret of the ages has been divulz-
.. ”ted—at oc oc f m 0
in. i ' Insole cordially invited Arthur-“d by Dr Albert H BU" 0 C tag 5

Rip. mu, W. M.’ Robert M. Wilcox,

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ju~t outsitlt of Non \orl harbor.

Medical Journal maintains that nol‘Jt'" t ll'lh'dltl llllt‘l l :mnonia and sink her at sea. \\ htIi lludsuii. “hose The convention took kindly to the
.’ _. live longcr than men, and that the reu- i.itlitr i~ ll ritish and mother tic rmaii, stutk his pistol in lhc fact senator's announcement that Mayor
of t :Iptnin liuicnti in the cabin of thc Matoppo In said the man- Qlfltlry hid been rte-elected in New

 

"KYOCRAPERB ‘5 FIRE F'GHTERS son is, they do not use tobacco

" f" A “”0739" ‘5 of 50m“ use ‘0 the. Dr. llurr says that the female,l
WW“?- 3"“ all, aside from "W" :though outnumbered at birth and by!
(“I ll . landmark ““3 a subject for‘ immigration nathes old age ill or
cture postcards in a fire in the bus ”"9“" numbers than the male; ”THE PEOPLE ARE RUIJNG TODAY!
’39” "Cl-l0“ ”l N“ ‘0“ 0“" the this disparity is due to certain extrin-
9“ ‘9"? “n'bk‘ ‘0 3" " theroic poisons capable of inducing cardio
UPI in a tomparath‘cly '0' Wild \ltMlllll‘ presenility, to which toxins IIIsl engagements of the ordinary par
lng, because of the intense heat and «h, male is olniougly more prone thsnltlsan citizen of \‘ew York today will‘

be found the new obligation of salt-
t ct. So “my dimmed l icotlrir Imbiil
”use “mm“ F n that “e n ( {rule imposed by the primary election

into neighboring skyscraper! that tow WWW”?! 9“") specification 0' a mm for the tlioitc of delegates to the na
m 0V" “‘9 blaring “‘ru‘mnl' There titlmsculllr 10“" and lb ““‘relvr‘ 0‘“ tional nominating tonientions and me
”his ill? hm“ ““95 "“0““an 1“ ”'0 of the very significant reasons wliytvlcctioit of Stan- committeemon.
buildings, with pout-er supplied luy‘lcw” nicntluul women attain old age} it is. distressing to record that
”u" from roof tanks, they pouri‘d; We are told that the t-lgutt-tte habit i RZEECJI‘JZ": milil‘snnmlww? infit‘flz;
m “"0 "‘9 burning ”mm": and,“ growing among “om?" “mun-i liberty. even in the eillmt outpllnform
'out the fll‘r- atcly, this habit has not Vt" an’m‘h', ing themselves an to the names of the
The,“’!“'"‘ I“ ““9““ be “med '°° ed itself to any extent unions the wo-lcandidstes In their districts; and
36:?- 2' A Askyscrnpcr standing amonglmw ot‘ our city y,“ M as unnr n ncithcr tho citizens nor the candidates
M" buildings may ”‘1'" 1’" 9“” timely warning to those latlit-s ulitil‘h9m’:'l‘e;:“°w 50;] whom 01"! :22:
. m ‘0 extreme fire pcrll lttcause, “ a 9 beginning ‘0 100k “W“ ll“ r‘igu" :liiis\l(:c:tt made 1:3:an t'liigltrczhzvllnh-
: a . are gets much headway In it and its . cite with toleratlon because they ntcnt of rule by a" Will! and the or
H 0'“ “at" system fails, ll may b0 think it ill favor nniongtlio wouIt-r of: tint-lion of the bosses ya exemplified
Impossible for the fire department to u“. Smart Set According to m, ‘ by the continuance in power of the
'develop enough pressure to reach the Burr‘s theory, it you adopt the m”. ihoss as and the complete indldercnco
“9’” “M" A M '“ '“°" ‘ ”“”“‘ mime Mme 0' “H“ N" we” (’fsli‘fefilfiiiifi the pumps... not
All! 0118‘“ dP‘elol' "“0 a "a“ “a“. with nlcollnl‘. you “'“l dl“ 0“ ‘5 “L“ . without their compensation. A large
trophe. it ‘3 gratifying to learn, how ‘aa men do. and thus will you lose your number of eminently worthy gondo-
ipver, that these towering 9“?“ “Hell lust men will receive adequate compensa-
' 1turn condemned today on so man!
" ds, can give some return to their

tion for performing their functions as
_ . ‘primary ofliccrs; the State commtty
‘ miller nclglibom by way 0! coupon-E USELESS LETTERS DROPT.
for shutting off their air nnd

'tccmen will enter office with unim-
, .pcachable commissions direct from the
Words. like “mm” .kmq' are to! people; and when the time comes for
who and lowering their rental "1- bo shorter this svrins- The Sim?” them to perform their functions the
110. Ned Spelllnz Board. encouraged by the delegates to the national conventions
‘ "W increase of its support from authorsnwill do as they are told, as has been
WHEN YOUR SUITW’ADES- lcdiictm and educational institutions the habit of delegates since conven~
If youoman or woman--get caught has issued a new list 0‘ 1mm“ ed I lions first began.
’ in the rain and dad that the color run ”Hun”. FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE i
'M“ in your new suit, be a sport Some of the shorter and uglicr‘ ERADICATED 1
words contained in the board's latest HARTFORD April 12. -“The foot

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. trouble with Mr. Wilson's diplomacy ”-35 CORK one year.
Clarence Reginald Hudson. Captain Harper of the Matcppo. “a um um, ”mod on no “my 0, LINOLEUM Economy Thursday. each
(larcIIi‘c lxcgtiiald Hudson, alias Ernst Schiller, and several round basis.” 5 ’d' “‘9' new "m" pat 75‘? L00 CABIN R068
. ‘ . British freighter, \latoppo, In conclusion Senator McLean pre- ‘ £35m” Th 27"“ “9w ““3““ and “"0"-
i-Sllltflt' handed from Laptatn llargner and lil\ crux of iiiti six dictcd that the Republican party y ursday, p" yd. Economy Thursday, each -

lalicn to New York llt‘ proud-

l‘bllo in a paper printed in ”'9 “mm” I) told tlt"lttll\('\ lit and illftt' friends had planned to lmnrtl illt

UT of illt‘ ship \vax :IlIItost as scar ed as he was himself.

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dress predicted that Americans would resolutions follows by district‘s:
take their politits as seriously next
fall as they did in In“.

the safety and prosperity

count

Take Politics hrtcusly.
Senator McLean in opening his~ ad-

ry,’

of

now in control of congress."

The senator discussed Democratic gtvn;
revision of the tariff and said that if Sherwood;
the Underwood law is not changed to (l.
protect American wage earners and 29. John Ash; 80. E. ii. Hotchkirs; 31.
farmers from foreign competition when Dudley 1.. Vail"; 32. R. v. aMgee: 83.
the European war is ended, industrial [1. n, Semour;
and commercial depression was bound 35, E. E l-‘Itllar.

to come.

Discus-ass the Tsrifl.

“Honor and 3. ii. i. Morton;
this F. Deming. 6. C ll. Baldw;in 7 J. L.
'sald Sens. McLean. nchr loomis; 8, l. M. Ulmsn; 9,]. B item
will be sale in the h inds of the Demo nedy; 10,1“. l". Whltukcru ll, Nicola
crane party until that party changes Mutant;
its fundamental principles. and hat it Dunne;

cannot and will not (b as long as its Larkln;

policies are in the hands of the men 1‘. Clark;

son for some position but not for re
election to the one he holds.’
President's Foreign Policy.
Taking up Mr. Wilson's foreign pol-
icy. Senator McLean said: "His grasp
of it had been different in detail but
on the whole, less encouraging, ‘ ' '
Our Spartan president and dictator
fresh from his Napoleonic return from
Mexico. has demanded much and
threatened much, but what has he

Economy Thursday

NEVER SUCH VALUES
FOR 80 LIITLE MOSEY

Unusual Opportunities to Save on Needfuls or Luxuries.

 

 

1:11! 83d and done? Eterv farm" Just a Few of the Good Things. Hundreds Not Listed
'5 at an empty we on makes Vi
more noise than a full onegespecialiy 75c DRESS LINENS $200 WHITE
if the 'd _' ' ... All the wanted colors. Plain PETTICOATS
roa ‘le rough and stony. and cm weave. Mnde of nainaooh. deep rulie
UnIted Claus ignored. Economy Thursday, yd. of lace and embroidery; ribbon
Senator MclJean reviewed Mr. Wil-'1 49¢ trimmed.

son's notes and actions trom tun tine Economy Thursday. etch

John Bennett oMore left the state tb-
partnient up till the very recent note
on submarine warfare. He said that

$3.00 NAPKINS

Sturdy value. extra heavy linen
napkins. Size 18118.

hcon‘ omy Thursday, per dos.

81.59
39c TAFFETA RIBBONS
6 inches wide, plain and tancy

American rights had not been prOtec- - 81 98 “39;,

- ' wuom‘ , r .
ted nor American honor upheld. “'l‘ha 98c RATINE E y Thursday pe yd
only “Hittite!!! Inmhantmcn than ‘iim. white Batine for separate ’5‘: BOYS'

German has ne le tedt t - ' 9 lie. etc.
’ ‘ ° ° °"’"“°""i Economy Thursday, p... ,d. RIBBED HOSE

been those that were too far away,
and the only goods that Great Britain
has failed to consider as contraband
have been those that she did not want‘
herself," he said. “The great war in
. Europe has been carried on in all its
tarbaric details precisely u it would
have been if the ofllce oi president or
the United States had been vacant."
“No Fixed Bull." ‘
Senator McLean claimed that the

. Extra sizes, 10 to 11. heavy

59c RAMIE LINEN Welsht. double heels and toes,

last block
Yard wide, in white or tan.
Excellent tor dresses or separ- Economy Thursday, per pair

ate skirts.
Economy Thursday, per yd.

39¢

Ioc NAPTHALINE

For protecting garments. furs.
woolons, etc.

Economy —Thursday

2 pkgs. for 15¢
SI.oo ALARM CLOCKS
Nickelplated. warranted for

35¢ DR. LYON'S
TOOTH POWDER
Economy Thursday, a can

10¢

 

, $1.13 59¢
Latest and Most Beautiful Creations in

Suits-Coats-Dresses-Millinery etc.
For Easter at Economy Prices

3 BOSTON..STORE

,would promise peace and prosperity.
l Senator Frequently Applauded.

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Britain by more than 1,600. i

Frequently during the speech therel
pas both daughter and applause at
some quip that the senator express-i
ed at the expense of the Democrats.

Clerks Mada Permanent.

Upon the conclusion of Senator-
Mchan's speech John Buckley andl
F2. J. Kencally. clerks of the house.
gwere made convention clerks (in mo-
:t'on of J. 1‘. Kin , of Bridgeport.

Conant-ice Named.

The several convention commil'

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i. R. J. Goodman" ., A. W. t‘reedon;
i. T. E. Dcnnery: 5,

Dodge Brothers
ROADSTER

You must have noticed that
the first thing said about the
unlit ordinary conversa-
tion, is almost always a di-
rect reference to titlily

12. M. D. Marks;
H, Walter Mains; 15. W. J.
16. W. ll. Sandland; 17. G.
18, L. N. Aiyn; 19, A. E.
‘20. i). D. House; it. J. '1‘.
22.0 C. Peel: 2.3 J A. Robin-
24. (l. l. Rockwell; 25. Harry
26. G W. Dnyer 27. 0.
Fcascnden; 28. H. E. Woodward;

13. T. P.

Shedd;
King;

34. N. E. (‘lnddlnzl

Permanent Organisation
The fact is that the avers” own-

‘quotationn from debates in the house

Must Raise More Revenu'l. l The committee on permanent or-
Senaior McLean took issue at lensth pulsation presided over by State
with Moorfteld Storey of BOston. dct- Treasurer fibunberlaln votoi to re-
crlbcd as President Wilson's counsel port the name of Senator Memo (or
in chief in New England, who wrote permanent chairman and of
an analysis of nations] conditions for temporary clerks as permanent clerks.
a Yule publication with muons M In the Ninth senatorial district
vsnced why Mr. Wilson should be re meeting Seymour m. Judd was elect-
clected. Senator McLean set against ed state committecman to all the
the arguments of Mr. Storey liberal vacancy existing since the death of
Col T. H. MacDonald. .
Change Party Rules.

The state committee at its meeting
this afternoon voted to recommend a

led by Mr. Kitchin as reported in
the Congressional Record. declaring
that Mr. lchhln had misrepresented

the l

or Is not merely satisfied, but
almoot sxtravagantly enthusiastic.

 

it will pay you to examine this car

The gasoline consumption is unusual
ly low. The. the mileage is un-
usually high.

The price of the Touring Car or
LRoadster complete is 8785

(f. o. b. Detroit)

 

,u2.."°ha“l you got it from. It “In outrgiving represent the removal of
.. .Qu'holpedwit's one of the horrors of the. words appendix. so to speak. .5
‘Ws ‘ ”lid!" for Edie and “wo” ior W00. M031,

and mouth disease in the United the revenue producing effects of the
States is now entirely eradicated," Underwood law and so Mr SM,“

“1': tho information imparted to mem- claims were “.0“ Mr McLean said
born of the State Board of Agriculture that ‘0 meet treasury dellcits

Mr.“

change in the party rules concerning
senatorial district delegates' conven-
tions so as to.provide that such con-
vention! shall be held "within' three

' :11” American output Of aniline d” of them belong to '1 class 01141118. ac
“Mil has just sent out a statement cordial. to the established spelling, in
warning all purchasers that colors in "MR-although we pronounce the final
manta can no longer be guaran- m as .‘u m m,u.||ei, lo
and "they must learn to accept catty m“ inasmuch as a. spoken t. wh R “ I i
“W as one over which no wordhao changed “5 sound. the writ mi: stateoirimtitaiiicpii‘i; youilvi‘l‘igeédi:
f“ m manufacturer or retailer can 01- ten ”th “5m to change it, ol- m
‘ . 00mm" peels", when by the change we not «nor Holcomb attended the
1!» American output or In“ "99 only men the word more easily but meeting. Uliilord Stoddard. oi New
(In tar too small to supply the save . letter. . ‘ Raven, reported to the Gilbert firm
. Ghl'man dyes. And some 0‘ Thus instead of ‘dashed' and “we... -.- .1 Georgetown. and urged that
. y .. ‘ “mu“, because of the “have-dasht.‘ “a dlpt'. “um" we a house “Shays be emote: there. Hal
. . state of the industry and have 'dript. ‘dropt.’ ‘exprest.’ 'llxt,’ . c . _dcrml
..3.‘ = with which manufacturers 'klst.’ 'mixLL‘Dmt.’ twat; ‘skipt:
w to moot "I0 demand”! 'HD‘.’ td’t'" ‘m’t.’ “.mp1: .‘IlDDL't
m the "fast" German dru- "whipt.' 'winkt. and, whatever other
y the trouble will be nude words naturally one My game
by.- tbc Networ- m
Mounts response c! the Ann
was 1MB“!- “'5‘“ all come toit in um dot com find

at their quarterly meeting in this city
today by Dr. ingrahant. deputy com-
missioner on domestic animals. The
information came from Dr. John A.
Kernan, connected with the govern-

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fit “it: and Ilsa! it. .W have a “woful” tinc‘ot it until the? “*Miflfimmhu
them W Andean new reforms hive homo rnlly'ss. Immmmm,
3- _‘ll b0 mod ‘0 m :3”! am»! (I ,. ‘ 0.
“ Miami-Id”-
.sasiitn.’ u u ou'a'rsts primacy mms- '- “‘f’m‘w- l
.. . " - start. 2’. uummu !
. . . I . . «noon. W. an M "" '

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lino. ‘4?!an mitt.»- {shit- at .

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Kitchin must now, with the approval
of Mr. Wilson try to raise more revenu
for current expenses in times of peace
by increasing the income and inheri-
tance taxes and adding to the list or
stump taxes.

days of the town caucus. Th‘s is to
meet a condition that arose recently
when the rule requiring that district.
conventions should be held “three
days after" was .dlillcult to obey as a
_ .convention-neecing‘place was not
The trade commission and federal available on the third day.

bank reserve plans or President th- convention Mast flatlty.

son were attacked by Senator Me- A subcommittee on rules «as in-
1‘“. who said that ‘1’” and 9011- structed to draft. a change in the rule
tics" were the main factors in the so that delegates at large chosen in

adoption of each along present lino! senatorial districts' couVentlons mli

acct-c Mexican Policy. have the right to vote for a state

'l‘ahing up President Wilson’s Mt!!- omnmlttocinsn. 30th changes will to
10”! policy. the senator introduced to the convention for ratification.
this part ct his speech with these The sbscutccs at the meeting were
words: iE. J. lake, Harvard; J. D. Hall. Non
“When it is urged that Mr. Wil- wioh, and 8 J. Olipatric, Putnam.
son' a achievements u a diplomat with Committecmen who were represented
power have been either consistent. or byvproxies Rare E. 1". Hall for Sons...
successful, it is fair time for Republl- tor [lottotNow Britain; 1.11.131!!!“

.uans to call attendant thornlbllc to (or J. Q..’l‘llson of New Haven; W. J.

the plain. unvarnlahadJactI." turkin for W. G. ‘clnunb of Water-

Then came liberal quotations .‘Mtn bury; W. H. Sandland for M. F. Per-
Rmidcnt Wilson's notes, speeches kin-on of Waterbury; 1" ll. Quintard
and communications to can”. thozhrll. I. Grow ~ui Noswalk; I. H.

senator declaring that the Mexican Kansalylorll. J. WMW-MMOMM OUT of s'mtcriou

pohcyhatboanatsnm \ no tam roll. of m
FONMM'W . .bysacnatawflulnat wall
'Torslsa aspen have been an ,by atom J
as by swans,“ with. scam. consummation 1M

 

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gallon. as 8. J. Oarsull did not tile 9. naturalised American cltlsen, it is
written 91'0th in Mill)! of Sanford possible,” '1" be impressed into
the German war service should he
I_tiill into the hands at a German ~ssa «
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Pavel-able Report.

The rules committcc.- presided ova
by Gun. 3. 0. Averill. voted to report
favorably the change in rules drawn
up by a sub-committee of the stats
commune.

 

HERIDEN CONCERN BANKRUPT.

MERIDEN. April 12. —TM C. 1'.
Monroe Company- m“ties or cat and
decorated sis-swam. against one.
Wind-Int tax-1630.400...
slvanAn tha.0ivll court here many
innsvor of u Maiden mail for no“! '
loansd."tsdsy:tllod~a sstlticulnnb-h-
mtcy in the W-mu.w,
turd. Liabilities vars given as m.- .
boas. WINDS.” snug ..

 

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MNWBRJTAJN April 13.-Word
Mmsmvod hers-that Rev.
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