racelul; awkward bunt- hotly.
'ng Gown.
Merv-tin Oh!“ to cloud Search
Ml 1‘21.
The committee on fish and game
more 1111111ch veal-arm Macon
dry Connecticut.“ fishermen on twa.
him. one Senate Bill 341 and thei
other House bill 178. The Senate:
11111111111111.1911“ by .1. I. swam!
. suloilutendent of the fish and some:
. a; .. ,r
and 1-9391.” commission. in 13116“,va clone all
.. ”Pk . F (‘onnecticut waters to shad fishing
M . until 11m; although 1112 11111 was sol
STOUT FIGURES , ‘ MELTGEG that asking would be permit i
“Whisk-run Avmm‘ tealotaetrmmoeacnmoremme
W vat-Ill“ mm Give Ie,Comfortand per. Connecticut River. Every one who
1 spoke at the hearing was opposed to
Lon:
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, GRUCERS AND WINE fiaacrmms
‘83 and as'Walhington 81. Telephone 140:.
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V’HEW HAVEN EDITOR i IMISS RANKIN WILL SPEAK
’1 ‘ DISAPFEARS SUMENLY, The Fairlicld County Suiirngistn are
”—1—.
3 idoing a mighty smart thing They are
Edward Merton Beckwith. city bringing 1,0 Bridgeport the Hon Jean-
" editor and stall humorist or the New nette Rankin. member of Congress
Ewen Register. suddenly disappeared from Montana. the only womi: n ever
tom the city one day last week and elected to the Congress of the United
is now reported. to be on his way States.
south to enlist in the United States. Miss Rankin will speak at the Lyric
1 army. "Beck" 1341 SpaniahAmeri' Theatre, 1428 Main St. Bridgeport
,1 dean war veteran and it is believed next Sunday, March, 41h. at three in
(hat the present alarm stirred the old the afternoon The title of. her lecture
miller-y spirit in hm. ' . ffor which there is n alight admission
W1; is well acoudihtel through tee, is ‘Let the People Know. " This is
t the cum and won best known only the second time she has spoken
the bout-1101' oi! the “Hatters 11m since her election and the papers have
-.chnlr,' phbllehed in the Elm' {my- been haying much fun because she
merino 111 one time he was on the 1:10.113 so well how to hold her too
.meo: 11h. Bridgeport Telegram go- gen. She stands Ior thional Suti'mge.
1p from that city .to New Haven. IChlld Welfare, Tariff Revision for tho
_ :i’rbtection of thg Worker. and the'fram'
Donn ”law.
The‘ trains run conveniently drool
Norwalk._ one leamsdahouc. two and.
.. fallen]; returning tram :‘Bridgeport
1 .1: 315111 in the 1mm andjthla opportul,
oi; he ng'BPP'
MEN MAY. VOTE ON
BUEFRAGE ' ,
NY. Feb. 23.143111; senate 1d-
_ci'ary committee voted unanimously
‘ uill ultond the unnuai convention of
- 1.00 :
,. .3 Pounds . . _ _ 28c
”"6 Pounds.» .. , .5 Sc .1
I ' 12"Po'unds 1; _ $1.10
. Richard Mansfield of New? London;
- 1; A reception will be ,ziveu tumor "“1““ \iondly
- 111w owning
’ i 041 land
. of Wooster 1C: Bowersoclt.
'ity to hear a splendid apecker ahduld -
. . : ville. 111119-111111’911111111.
today- to report favorably the woman _.
‘ “Pl‘flh’tfifl (in liquid torus) tor dot-Ala:
‘A llo. Naugatuak shoe leather lulhnti
Connut‘itul held“ .iliddrln‘on. 'i‘ixt»
"T‘lill initnn lilvm nun not 1111 nlioned
in tin. bill. but. inquiries were made
..1 ..1. 1:1.ti.o rouluussion, it'lao
‘Dl.’ iii the! it should be included in
j ‘7' - Minn-aria 3, Where the Blind would
ph-‘lectt-d.‘ it was brought 01.9,
.01: that shad do not propagate
'lI- Nut cuul Woman's Party and the. :r‘ fall? nt‘rlh
:sjenal Union for Women gm. 1 nznke «cry little timer-once whether
1.:;1 111 be hold in Washington!) .. it \vcroiuciuded o1 not. .
14.. . ponlng tomorrow and ending Sun-‘1 Tile-House bill was unanimously fa-.
lam, March 4, him. (loom W. W, vurpd b51119 HIititI own :11 tho hear
gvliilrra W. 8. Green. Mrs. R. C. 'North- log.
111.1, lira. Fmda- Hammeroloug’h, Mrs.|
iAnni» G. l‘oirltt and Mrs. W. .D. Afi'i. 1
loonnlt will no from Hartlotd and;
111mm Connecticut women who will ChJPHH 0' 3w“: 3M.“ Stricken by
attend ute Mrs. 3:11. Sykes and M111. P AWN"! 1
But 191. “Hilton 0. Rennilrpaator
cormecricur women ATTEND
l CONVENTION.
“1 l..
National Woman’s Rarity To Meet In
Walhington, D.’ C.
Turin: women from Connecticut. '11
f (:12:
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REV. DR. FENNELL DEAD
IMH ilnrtiy Slickouinn' of New HM.-
1911: Mina illuie Hill and Mrs Helena “him“ “"11 chaplaln 0’ the ”NW
il‘ili Wood of Norwalk 11nd Minn 11‘" ”‘9 "”3”“ legislature. was tomid‘ I
in an unconscious condition at the:
altarnoon 1n :1
n". notional hend- bedroom on the SW06, “00!? of his
mm”... by me‘mlmlllt‘l home on Main attest, Sui
field. the result of nohock. which oc-
curred some time. during the after-
noon and died at 111110 o'clock Mon-
day night 111 the homo of Edward A
Fuller, a neighbor. in Sultleld. when»
he uni laken.
‘ l’l--y1ht Webster of Putnam
(Ii
Lut'aw-tlo
of Columbia Brunch, and
le‘rore Hlfl‘idlllltl will be held Friday
ééilllI Saturday. A tux-11;" delegation 0!
211111111; women,- zuvfoiiipunlrd by im-
jt»:1il't.111hi11ud women, will go todhe
" \"lm- Hons“ Sunday and it they. lice
' 1-» .1 him“ Wilson, will ask him t'o-be- Dr PM“ "“9 “5 “IL “3 “3““:
:11:: his second term with action ongm" PM“). as n" us his {omllyi
31:19 national woman sullrage umend-'km’w‘.l and ””9th in his church
mom. He w t to Surlield yesterday mom-i
ing lo‘=‘eo il’Averylhing we all right§
in hlagummgr’ hohio.
for lhf winter.
gunnilvtr.
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1 CONNECTICUT. PAIENTS.
The following were issued Feb. 19‘
191.1 lint furnished from the offices SUPPRAGE PETITIONS :
solicitors .
. ’ 1 .
of patents. 1115 Main street, Bridge- ltlitlons weie received in the Houao
. at Hartford” yesterday. in favor of .1
port, (.onn.:
. i .
l’llil'ICIl F. Broderick and J. H. .llouse bill grant 113 women the riglil
ll:1lcr liridwporl whiclo wheel .10 V0“ on liquor questions. "9“}?
l‘r'mk L hC111 a. llrld t i. lk Wilton, Simpbut‘y. Stonlngton.‘ an'I
inv‘.‘mchm; 111 . gnpor. A f fordhcwton, Thomaslon. Guillord.
'5 - - '
. . , n11 id. et .01 1
(rilll‘flt‘ w. Collins. 13111111111011. can "own” me coy n ry ”to“
-...—=..—.- _
I" . . tui f ‘-tl i Torrlngton, 1llhlield, Orange, Wind-
1: 11111114. 8 poor or 9“ PP‘ ham, Washington. Groton. Stamford,
him: Kinacelin, Bridgeport, utrnlght- Wnterbury. Bridgeport. Woodstock.
blit‘k pox-not.
Whiter ii. Lushnr. Bridgeport. dual
the grip 'o .
George ll. Titoman', Bridgeport (3).
detuthnble . attachment plug. lump-
grit. and i’uae:.plug1lap: ,4 ,
.tieorgo l). Conrail. .A.Hmdlord, 'ro
trim-rating machine.-.:1 1
Joseph Merritt. Hartford. and W.
A.-Si1wycr, West Hartford. bending
tubing. _
y. Frank E.‘ Rupf, Hartford, machine
for testing adjustment of type o[,type:
uiiting machines.
llcury B. Goolev. ‘Kknslngton (2),
apparatus [01 regulating the delheiy
okoxinlllng clips. V
~li'ubett C. Hart,
‘21'1': lher.
_ .lIlu! A Peltle.New Haven electric
AIllllhI mirror.
.Goorge E. Plentiee.
binder forcordend.
Henry G. i'oight.
lock.
William- E. Wintci. New Britain,
6630- tool sharpener .
1 Frederick ‘Wehinger.1 Wate1;bh’1‘y..
which omtnl. ' ., 1 .
Robert 1.; Weed,
leaf turner.
Alexander
illoointleld Rocky Hill, Darin-11.1.1111“- .
North Stonlngton, ILobunon, Bristol!
Fariningtnn and Canton. I
lution
ment for prohibition
from Bradford, 'Uouton. ‘Wo‘cldstoclt,1
Coventry. Toninxton. ' EnfieldJ
Bridgeport, Orange, Thomaston, Cov-
entry. Windham. Groton, Stamford,
Guilford. Rocky Hill. Debunou, Bria~
tol. Canton,‘liidgelleld. -
were received
choram JACK onpwronn 19“.,
NEW YORK. Rob. 28.40“ Wallace
("Captain Jack") Crowmrd, a noted
indian fighter oi! early frontier days,
died last night at "his hangar Wood
llaven, L. 1. He was stricken with
pneumonia more than month ago
Captain Crawford mute a. number
of plays. stdrles and poems. and wall
. known as “the Poet Scout." He was
Unionvillc lock~
New Britain,
New Britain,-
at the time of the Custer Muesacre, "1
but is is «on that-he was on his way
‘.‘1f
patches When this event tookploce
Stainlo’rd."mu3ic moldt or 31111113 Bull. .
0171-1101111 was born in Ireland in
K?“ Sutherland, Plain 1847. «Ho aerved in {he-- «livil War an'ttl;
Albert S. fThoiunon, Nudist/lite. 111 and write while in the hospital recev»
Mme... - ’
. .‘DEEP’RIYER. comma. 2151M 7
P. D G. Liniment 00., New "Rival.
a Ipnellmlnary elm-go
Goodyeara Metn‘l'llc nubher‘Bhor martin?
term of the superior. Court. nail..- the
” .1. xer.
or the Asylum avenue Baptist church. ‘
Betltlon in favor of 11 House reso ,
for a constitution amend . “ '
chief of scouts under General Custer '
~ to senator'a headhunters . with dis-- “
,‘the story 11.111111 he' learned to read 1' "
pilots-1 eriug from I wound. ' . 1'
mom 1.: Sesalns. 13111101.. mm . «.—-.~ ‘ ' .
p-‘ate. ~. . 11111.11 FOR moaned 1 .1
unfit sultan the m they aasur-e the PE": 3 :his 11111. House Bill 118 mind not 11", .
T“0HConat"caa1lortWith_ Automation. '1‘ cluedflmonmshad fishing int-111w
Suturing. WPfice. : , mun Riv-or. Eight Mile outer and in
7 I ' ‘ 11.11111ng (”41%. 11111 bill was 111-111.
W'B'W s so 8 00 s 00 s W W“ lNuform ed by Ropresemntlt'e ll. M. Luther
BIO-703 $3.50 3- & 5. ‘ 10 to 3- No.929 542-00 ' 01‘ East lladdaul 1111.1 11.11-31.11 11.1911...
A l ‘ , J. in luvor of it. if CliEll‘il‘ll int) low,
At“ Mn ‘*-Wmm.fim Inc” New Work Clucngo San lh‘andsm inns 1.0111141111111111: 111.111 11.111111; 1»
I .1 ' I I ' v 1- 11. ‘ 1 ., ii illllfll «wry iiIhulitH of the
as that and it would . .
which is clouodi ‘_
1 Later he played tan active part in the‘ . 1.
111111113111 who killed mu: Kclaliqi’l-
11111; on Reservoir Pond Sunny. Jan. ‘ ‘.
swan before Justice Burnonoday. 012i
He
Twas 11111111115000 bonds to». m6-Auul'i ‘
1 chute was .mada that or 11.1.1.1...» '- 5
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’
Signs of Spring Apparel
in the Suit and Dre“ Sections.
February drawing its dismal length to an end, and the prospect of
March sunshine and fresh breezes brings a longing for new and diiferenl
clothing. So the first and best advice is, /
. “CometoM’smdmthomDrerdta,andoh,nboveall, .
the Separate Skits.’ For many are on View and it is well to get things '
settled, to be provided, for truth is, the commercial times are unsettled
' and if you see anything you like—now is the time to take 91
_ mess wear.
120.110 101175.00
A styliSh and becom- ’ mummy] widths
_ ii .. :
111g Vellis‘h pesiiive need [mgegg‘sggngéffihg .» {for trimming lingerie
and there are some inew asv'liflc, f01£¥llfli501651;iliiik . -4 garments _;waist‘s1 and?
mfiheb‘ that 3?? captiv- ,.__'_a1"1d blue combinations j dresses . . f;
13%, -. ' ’ ‘ ' 1 $1350- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ,““"i‘
‘ 1111.111 outi- Branded Sash Rib _ Pant Venue owned.
butterfly motifs, black‘ _, ‘5 “a 59- °“' 1 We pattern for gowns. 11;
1311 etc " Nicol Stupor, Amer- '
pa, 111111111 Bean on on, Polluted hula in ~twill.
The Dresses
Janey c1011... 1.1.3
Separéte Skirts
This year the Saparale
The Suits
The taste for sports
extends to the Suits. and . .Skirt has its innings and fetus. Crepe Meteorgfl,‘
many are lhe~ Jersey will appeal to practical Georgettes and that artisfi
Cloth modei‘ 1 free and women who approve of 1 tic weave known .39.Y
ensy'style, of pronounced
coloring.
111.13. Gunnylmrl,
an aristocratic cousin of
serviceable simplicity.
Plain and Figured Tus-
uha, Khaki- Koo! and
novelty fabrics'for Sports
Khaki-K001. And the”;
. colors are adorable, they:
real Springtime shades of
wood and field. , 19
gunnysack, and very sty- . wear. , Simple Gowns 111‘Scrga“
111$“. Gabardinea, Home- plainly made for com- 3;]
TI u; ' 'Home- cplmoandSergd for bus— mon wear. ‘
m , lness. Periecl cut and
spun, B“'°P”’_‘“d 6" tailoring aSSured. Evenin’g and Mich,l
budines for sensible bus— «
$5.00 to $20.00.
1. Extra waist bands to
36 inches.
noon Gowns of exquiSite ,
‘ taste.
$15. 00 to $95. QOP'
‘1:
Second floor.
Style. in Women
who are stout.
Garment-sol what.-
cver kiddo Gowns,
Suits or C0315, ./ are“
planned cépecially to
give the appearance of _ - . - , .
slendemess and long - i
luv.
line's. Tailors and , . l The l'Fli‘St Hats ‘.
modistcs. have paid ‘~ Sr:- m Simpleand Pmmque.
“ll
‘1
With the idea that as a woman, ,.
needs a tailored 511111115101 all Sprin‘g’ s
garments, so are the Hats planned to «’
go with the Suits. ‘ ”
The less there is on a Hat the bet—
ter for style it seems, but whatever it .
‘is, it must be just right to give indi-
vidual and. correct style.
,l-much consideration to _. .‘
the requirernents of
.large women, and the
‘f ’ Read Apparel Shop for 7
w6men presents styles
which are certain to .
gpleasc. An inspection
is invited. ' 1-
is \
'I
.r
‘ ‘1
I
March Armes - _ :3
Rtbbons
.._‘.G.y a 1’ MM Fashionable Laces
W ill
‘ @151 effects.
' ‘..,fl.'ii..
sinking and very "lovely,
89 7111:.
new patterns. -1
Rm Wen for ‘ Styles in exhibilIm-i
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