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munch-or with
mamquafior 1'
Araoautouposatioafi ,
ad tor Ia. sur- of m stun-2
ships, vessels and oar-sea, to search.
tor and locate stranded or sunken
wrecks. etc. The capital stock auth-
orised is 03.500300. divided into Ii.-
no shares, at which 10.0“ are pre-;
tsrred and m are ous- ant.
par nine. 010a Theaasporatlou will
hall hasinou with 35,000. The Is-.
corporators are John G. Hon‘man, New
York; Codi P. Ford and‘q. J. George
l Oliver, mum. ;
1 Among the loos] companies which
'have filed papers of incorporation
l with Secretary of State Bones at the
Capitol ia Hutton, are the Conneo
1ticut Associates with an authorized
capital stock of $10,000. The incorpor-
ators are Edward 1. Horse. Thomas
i R. Goodtellov and manure J. Gouier.
Kali of this city. The new corporation
BLUE TIP MATCHES FORCE
7 Boxes 25¢ 2 Pigs. 25¢
PRETZELS. Pound ............... 7¢
GRANDMOTHER’S KARO SYRUP
OATS, Pkg. 3¢ A Cull,8¢
5 RED ALASKA SALMON
DEL MONTE HONEY
Ca" 18¢ Jar 19¢
. FELSNAP’I‘HR scan AaP SMOKED BEEF
' Cake 4%¢ lé's Jar 15¢
BLUE LABEL KENHUP
Small Bot. 13¢I
to TRADING STAMPS FREE 10
With Any of the Following Groceries:
I bottle MP Ammonia.
each Ioc
' J can'Sultama Spice .. roc H
a can Old Dutch or At-
lantic Cleanser ....... . Ioc
Large Bot. ......... 20¢
I bottle Mustard Relish to:
a jar; Iona Brand Jam
. each. 10C
1 pkg. Elbow Macaroni Ioc
_; . pkgs. Noodles 1 jar Peanut Butter .. to:
‘ 5c each or 1 pkg. IOC r can Vanco (Hand
a calm Mother's Ironing Cleanser) ., ........ . Ioc
Wax ........... each 5c bo A&P S ‘ P l' h
a bottles AdrP White a m ”was," c
' Vinegar ....... each Ice 5
! pkg A&P Ice Cream or I bottle A&P WOICCSNF
Jelly Powder ...... roc shire Sauce ......... 15c
:5 Stamps with one large jar Peanut Butter 15¢
* no Stamps with 3 pkgs. A&P Corn Starch, each ...... 7¢
_ The Great A 8: P. Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909.
Free Delivery.
will deal in real estate.
: rt with, thuarts ,
‘ The St. laurence Loan company'
with a capital stock of $5,000, will
deal in real estate. The ineorporators‘
are: Domenico Sette. Salvatore Rapu-
ano. Angelhna 'Ruhy, Giuseppe Rug-y
‘ioro, Alfredo Buona, Joseph Sette.’
Giacomo 'Borzlilo. Pietro ‘Paselli,
[ James Barone, Martorillo Antonio. Er-
fnest Pepe and Victoria Percyoless.
1
JENNINGS' HAT I! IN ELKO' FRA-l
‘ TERNAL limo ,
Henry H. Jennings. manager oi the."
Hartford Theatre, past grand loyalI
'knight of the Benevolent Protective;
_ Order of Elks, a member of the Bridge-
port bodKe of Elk]. la announced as 1‘
a candidate tor grand esteemed load-f
lnx knight. lie has been assured of?
the support of many of the lodges‘
throuxhout the state and elsewhere.
. He expects to have the arithtutiastic
‘support of the reproacntatlvaa at th
annual ermvehtion of the national
body at Baltimore, Md. during the
‘weelt of Julylo.
ELLA Ismael," WILoox at?!
. , numnm slurs.
, The will of Robert M. Wilcox. late
husband of Ella Wheeler WW “I
writer, has been also in the probate
court in the district of Brantord, and
Judge Edwin R. Kelsey has set JO!
.Daathsdateiorahoarluonthosp-
. plication tor the admission at the will.
,Ths entire estate is left to lira. th~
. cox. Judge Kelsey will name apprais-
ers for the estato'on June 9. It is
‘ thought that the estate is large. Mr.
iWilcox conducted a brokeraxo busi-
‘ness in New York tor a number of
years.
i BUTCHERO MAY RAISE CATTLE.
nmnonron'r, June 5.--When the:
Retail Meat Daalars' association of the
state meets here on June 15. the mat-l
‘ter of forming a stock company to'
‘ raise cattle in Connecticut will be one;
of the moat important questions dis-‘,
cussed. It. is expected that some 200’
' RAGE CONVENTION OPENS.
. onal Union Pieunad to Sup
tut Susan B. Anthony Amend-
: mient.
iCHICAGO. June Fir—The Congres~
Union for Woman Suffrage, an
iaation pledged to the support
the Susan B. Anthony Suffrage
dmezit to the Federal Constitu~
opened ils convention at the
stone Theater today for a three
' session, during which time it is
nod to form a body to be known
_ the Woman’s Party.
tMorrow the National American
oman’s Suffrage Association, :1 fed-
n of state Suffrage associations.
favors a campaign for the. sdop~
of Suifmge by states. will begin
. ‘two days‘ session at the Princess
water. ‘
Me National association has pre-
a plank calling for equal sut-
' Which will be presented to the
“albumin convention Wednesday at
.7 In close of the Sultrage parade. with
Ila request that it be placed in the
' We platform.
. _ According to Suffrage leaders, the
t; “on hold the liaT-ince of power for
h states in which they are allowed
t vote casting one-fifth of the elec-
ufl vote and orie~third of the votes
”any to elect a president. Their
“though. they declare, will be swung
with prartyi favoring Sunrage and de-
or t. '
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may PROBE ENDED av THE,
g, ‘sueauon couar. ;
mar), June 5.——Frederlck 11.2
= .. of New Milford and Charles
at West Hartford, appointed;
'- auperior wort to hear evidence;
. - salt at the American Real Es-f
w- :. agaihstvStste BankOomr,
Stinger. have been relieved’
fie nature or an appeal from the
the may to do bushels in?
The two control-toners
to New mm and started work
_‘ Oars .torood to suspend when the
trout into the hands of re:
'A. Allin; of New Haven. at-f
‘ ‘ vror.uum.ulthtm°-
.. phetherellore would be tunnel-t
.. .. (tr-Oh ' ‘) i
~ duties and each allotted 82,500;
of the bank commissioner to;
would have tether-answers. ,
' ” PETE RINGS iN mu
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non liar SMOKE?
1 butchers will be present.
I 1 ‘
Thel’arasol‘
Just when they are needed come the new Parasols.
They are to be carried everywhere this season.
asol Is as much a part of the costume as the hat.
such an exotic showing. It may look like a wind bloun
harebell, a open-petaled tulip, or an orchid. There are ('\~
rlustve styles and combinations, stripes and flowers,
strange pagoda shapes and curved tips.
33.00. 33-50. $4.00 and $5.00.
Combination Parasol and Umbrella (useful),
Come and sec them.
Main floor, south aisle. .
Fads in Jewelry
.Bracelets. it we are to have an era of short sleeves
«luring the \\ arm “rather a pretty bracelet will be \vant-
ed.
Sterling Silver and gold—filltd set with jade,
Sterling Bangle with heart and bluebird of enamel, $1.00
Plain goldfillcd Bangles,
Coat Chains for Boys, $1.00, $1.25, 81.50
La Vallieres with daisy pendants,
Main floor.
IOuaint Toys for the Kiddies
Have you seen Quacky Duodlcs and Dany Daddlcs?
sunbonnet
‘ Danny wears a plug hat and a
strange outht, including wooden shoes. Both have long
They are most interesting. Quacky wears a
and very gay cloths.
yellow necks.
$1.50 each.
Mica Quacky and Danny juior.
The wise, nimble and optimistic Ducks.
l
Children's Shop. second floor.
Sunshine Section
There is a new and wholesome biscuit of
wheat meal which the Sunshine bakers call
“Digestive.” »
It is good for children between meals and
the elders \vill relish it as a tasty and ac-
ceptable bit at bcdtimo, 35 cts. a pound
Special
Assorted pound box of dainty favorites,
:9 cts.
Basement
' an a;
av JIMMINY!
H5 TAKES flY
PIPE
Chet). mead Co.
Established 1857
The Par—
.\ ml
On sale today
larcttcs. tho: pretty ilutt'y things that every woman likes I
. The Becoming Collarette
of Ostrich {entitles
A choice assortment of Ostrich Col- 9
and find usciul.
In white and black, black and white, :fi
black, natural, light gray, navy blue, l
Belgium blue and shaded feathers. .‘
$5.00 3245, $3.95. $5.00. $6.95 tad 39-50. ' ‘t
For a few days only. No exchanges, no approvals. 3
Trimming Section, main floor.
La Resists Corsets
It is only in these corsets that the famous Spirabone
is found, the boning which so resilient and easy, yet 15
break—proof. .
“'00 La Resistas give perfect support to the figure yet ala ..
low for all bending, svvuing and steeping. Models f.
75 C“- adaptablc to all figures, 'Mflll‘jmjt I ,5.
“d "'75 $2.50. $3.50. 35m ‘
75 us.
to wear.
50 cu.
Special Designer
Subscriptions registered now.
The Designer for a year. 4°C.
The Designer with the sum-
mer Fashion Book holding cou-
pon for one free pattern, 50 Cts.
No subscriptions entered for
those holding csards latcr titan
October first.
Pattern Section, main :l
(in Teacup Times of
hood and hoop
And when the
was worn")
boned net, very lacy and pretty, very light and agreeable
Makes skirts hang prettily.
that
Stvles Come Round
Hoopskirt again, but not ‘3
the cagc’likc atrocity 6‘ l
patch 1865. rather is it a :db- i
lightiully bouii’ant afl'air or _“
(*1
Three feathcrbone “hoops” flaring at the bottom, 1
graduated and suspended by tapes from a belt,
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Pd
$3.00.
,3 '
Lingerie Section, second floor. :1.
Candy Specials
A "-licious Chocolate Mixture, "tlls.
fruits and creams,
so etc. a pound.
Rom-tn ’unch Liquid Cordial, a choc: a
'- the mouth with a sweat
prise, .
so cts. , "‘
Nuttad Lunch BiaCuits, coated ,whfl
chocolate, *4, ' ,
25 cts. a box. “ X
m. Kean anmpattgl .
THE DUTCHMAN‘S PIPE
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