Steamship Tickets
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and All Parts of the
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Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
3611111 Noiwatk Trust Co. Bldg.
11111110 Milli
315w abinmo.
Pldns Ready and Redding Hope! to
flak: Piece of State Use
BEDDING, March. 1.—~The Putnam
Park commission has draun up plans
for the new building which it is hop—
Ied the legifiiature will authorize in
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to meet the flowing changes in large
tow 11s and cities, so as to make $1111 puma“, Park for the rope: ltu.‘
day Iiiibemlity legal when the marl
zmity of the volers fav'p1ed action byIthe valuable collection of articles 01'
a board of (,0me which would there historic interest and value in the Park
11) he created. museum referred to last week. The
The hearth" “39 opened I” Repie- I plans call for a strictly quoniaI build-
m'iilutive hia1tin who explained thLLeILing of field stone or the salt-box
bill at length and told of the
:.0u: conditions existing in Connecti 'type. The Wilding is to cmer :1 space
c.11 when: in to1111s side by sid1. under of about 1 200 Minute feet in one story.
(Aisling law one allowed mming lllt I'l‘he interior will be divided into 1118
111115 and the other opposed it. He looms, the. ln1gcr about 50519"
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d‘ 0:1'ibed things at Sav 11 Rock mdlwith a large open fireplace This room
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it to a good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be—
gin to act friendly toward the
family. I Prove what we say is
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Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. 015- ‘
turbances are central this mornlhg
over Ontario and Texas. They are
causing cloudy and rainy weather in
the southern districts and along the
entire Atlantic coast. Pleasant won I
Iher prevails in the westt‘m and cen-
Ira] districts. The temperatures con-
‘ linue low along the northern b01..ier
Zero temperatures were reported from
Montana eastward to Michigan. The
r temperatures range. this morning
irom 76 above zero at Key West, to
26 below 5cm at White River, 011'.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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fillll NEWS
The W 0111e‘:n ‘llristinn 'l‘emperunu:
Union will hold u 1'e,.:ul:1r meeting I l'i-
any af‘wnoon at 3 o'clock :11 the home
of Mrs. George \iills. li:1'kcle;.' street
Fonuld 'Iuvlcr, 01 Mill“ street 1111':
accepted :1 position in the oilfiees of
, the. Yale & Towne Co, of Sl=.'111lord
Mr. Taylor entered upon his new du-
ties this morning”
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The. degree team ol Wanomu Coun-
1:11.110. 31.1).of P., journeyed to
Bridgeport last night, and worked a
degree on a class of candidates for theL
midgeport Council.
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The tweiteflyeul -old son of Mr. and
311'}. Ernest.L Tilly, of 52 Flux H1
Road, is confined to his home with anL
attack of scarlet fever The ‘Tilly r-esi'
“deuce has been quaratined by ilculth'
Officer Dr William J Traceylt MasterI
,Tllly is a student in the FrankllnI
M Junior lligh.'Schooi.
éD'ANClNG SATURDAY 111er I
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Bro. S-L
_plece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes. ‘
A meeting for school children will
on Friday afternoon 'ut 3. 30 which
ill be addressed by workers of the
ampaign now being held nizhtlv in
the church. At the evangelistic meet;
in: tonight in the Norwnlk Methyrst
urch Mr Williams will speak on
“The man who thought he could lite
L-Cel'ea] H
The regular monthly meeting of
Neighbor Comp, Modern Woodmen of.
,. Fl ', was held last etching. The
acting [1m in the new quarters in
Light building on Washington
‘Fs est. 'lfwo'i'candidates were initiated
I ,d. two 'sppilcatlons Were received.
' E. Bates was elected delegate to
to stem campjto be held at New Bri-
‘ may EMF. Hues, on alternate
are 1109111111: to Neighbor:
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:1: cause he was known to finer just.
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I 111.. lustor's
illi'h‘l'h to the 111w.
jduy night from
i which portion ol the food did the dam-
.-"be heidiin the Norwalk Ni. E..c.hurcl1..L
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10.11 7l1011 the automobiles. flocked.
11.11:: on Sundays but no 0,... IriedIrepresents the living room of an 'old
to halt them. colonial how-11 and this idtn will beIL
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34"“ p°°r Man. carried out as for as 110: .sible in the:
I Th: entire illllltli 1121s tliiettcd .
Ieguinst the amusement of the pot'Ill Idecmation (uses Lalong the walk ““1
I 1111111, 11 lulc more 111101 ed classes 111110:
I. allowed iuli opportunih f'oi any rccrc 01' room off the main apartment '11'illI
I utiun they 111i"l1t dexird no muttcrIb. used as 11 sort of armmy fol- tlxcl
how long the hours men h-1d to “""kidisplay of me it: tolutionary' relics.
011 Sunday to accommodate then}. No IA
lociegntion ol’ 111i11istc1s sought 10 11' 111' or all of the historical socitl‘iea
Itil‘lt'l them. But it was the 1111111 11110 throughout the Slit“? “ill be i'nablcdlL
‘wwlied in the luclory who was to b: to hold their 111(etings here, and will
Il..111 pcred by these laws if there was“, 111 sale place I0? storage and
strict enforcement. it was 1101‘ 11,
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ppy state of affairs.
lit'plesehlatiw Rovers oi
tilc:"lei said no one could tell hin1.stato headquarters
111.111 the people of his town desired lit-rest.
:wlle was elected b1 a great majorityI
and 1 enter of ii:-
ed and will be welcomed
<11“. '1 law The t‘hencys, conlr-olI A heating hos/been hold ””019 ”‘-
‘in: th: largest 111unuluttuling bran-l1 pa1l< conuniwion and a favorable le-
LLiLn Munclicstu', had given an enlir'c .I’I‘ 11m probablv be returned. AIstuI
"‘1 0‘“ t ”“N who wanted Run Llhe criticism that the state ought to
duy sports. 11
St.\'(-‘I':ll others spoke in f.1101' of spw its momv 011 111'11 111a10ri11land
hold the museum ‘collection A small I:
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of part of ihrir historic do: 11 i}
\ian- ”11111115 and p:-1pers,1uuhing the park uI
. 9'1“" .1 mm“ PW”: is "H'dI have the grateful 0:150 to the foot which 01111 pl:1in- 400d
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broadening the present in“ an as to Hill Inn“ lllflll‘llll 0f lm'l‘cll- la II In III
ulluw innocent amusements iron:
11.. until 11 p. 111
Opposition to Bill.
'11: opposition was led by Rev Mr I
Kmeland of Boston. repieseutinn the Will)’ lllld “ill theretore die down
\111' England Lord's (luv association and ordinary life be resumed. \icu'l
ll' .ulvauced arguments uguinst the Lhihi.lh(1 park
l1iti.:'.s at the healing in [.1111 tl11 in 1 n1 ly 1' t' b L
duiul'y committee two wee! 5 11110 H1 I“ 0 111011 1111. 0 1‘ cts
" park beyond the fact that such will
‘cisnl is carping and ill~lluturetl,
”our business,"
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fund Sabbath und he medicted dlrie with dunner 0. tire and loss which
dis. 5191' to the state und nation it welca-I nevrr b1! l‘t‘plimlt‘h’tl
I131»: t—duny laws which (0111n11W11iuli201l jccts "9 lost “hile
Suntinv. He was supported by 1111111)” ‘
do... ministers from different ports ofIfucmg “’“dim’m‘ ”ll“ are lviuporunng
the state, imludmg Rev 1,) 1' Car- even it‘ they are 1111:! such less will
Iatrcith-tL of Sttutford,11ho said he wuLsIbe shmply 1'.th b) ”1'03? whose Imp,
'1‘“ “”"ed ‘0 1:33.133... IiibiZliml'gfs Iesls this' generntiou are supposed to
.411I11s'l local opposition. Isul‘eguurd
One speaker sold you could not putI '—"-'-m
:1 murnl question up to the voters toI MUCH EXTRA WORK lN MARCH
pus-10011 and he also medicled dis
ustci it we fell 11w1ly"f101n New Knit-I "lt s bctwu 11 111-111-0111: now, when {cw
loud :Sabbath idoals. Rm John G.‘ .1101's011s ””99“” “9 WW“ M health!
liunu)’. chancellor of the Hartford denunds 'lllc lebult is tiOthle Work
we are all busv
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diocese. said he was uuthot'ized to suyi for the. kitln_'y.~:, for the kidneys must ‘1
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.l1.1: Bishop John .I. Minn 1111s on Itllt'ow not waste matter from the Syfi'i
Fire Parting Shots. Item that H
it: :nesentntlve blurtin tiled 11 r'ctu1n; pores “he" ””5"“9 lll‘l‘llllll'P-
101111110 at the opposition and wound'workcd,11111111 m- dlr'Lundec' d kldnevs
11) by saying llt‘ could nf‘l 396‘ 11111 need- help 11011. ll ll. Stone, Reudlnu
ditt'cmicc in a moving picture. ll1euti: I P11, 11 mm fl“. hencvvr i need :1 kid
mtllw puld Llor its cnlertui11111cnl-I . d
ll1.n that the ueucmtion of the oppo- ney rune y I “13 on 1'0"“ -‘ kidney.
.iinula should illit‘ up .1 collection every. I Plllfi- Tlit‘i Ilfll't‘ been worth ”10"
eliminated fbloulth thb,
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(1'1 Attorney ti‘hurles Kleinm' ol'. - _- #1.:
' f‘l i“:.‘1°'l..‘é‘”“ ll'liofmllolif" Elliéfl “ms 6”“ ”AD ”W"
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1:111:15 who 0.11110 in to “meddle lnI 1'3'1cr1 1110:le locus and, font.
t‘mnucticut affairs." 11:1 he put it “I.I(r01n1. “19- 11-1“. Rum-y, ll. 1'. 1)., 3,.
111:1 born and lnoucht up here and Stuntmd. Ky. writcs: “My little girl,
I) might he knew what was best tori had been
Connecticut interests without help nights.
tr 1: outsulcts . .
‘ ‘ 'drops of Foley :4 Honey
unving croup everyfcw
l begun to give her—u
and Tan (.‘om~
--T:1x ct'olietloi 5 others open Sl‘lllll-
- to ‘l 0 ‘.clock that night she slept well, never cough-
. ' ch any, uud'thc next duy her cold was
’l"l1ote will be 1 why of 7p11'0rtl1L0u1: gone. "1‘0 ull of my friends l'mL‘n sur-
gucs of Norwalk and vicinity at the: Int: ‘Ucl :1 bottle of Foley's ”0““! and
N01 “qu Methodist ch'mch on Frid-‘Iu T111 “’1‘ III 3".lll‘llt' coughs, ("lids
Night in connection with the Envangel- "011D. \ 80"“an t‘llll‘ "cc-NV-
listic meetings now being held Evan I..._..”....... ,.-___ ”MW"
gulls: Williams will speak o;1“-\ Cer- 1
rec: interpretation of Life." Miss
Wing soloist, and the chorus tholrI
will furnish the music.
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Instant Reliefl “Papa's Diapepsin"
Ends Your Stomach Distress.
Try It!
11 under what upset your stomach—
Vici‘roia
age-do you? .Well, don't. bother. ii
vonr stomach is in 11 revolt; if sick, .
gassy and upset, and what you jus t ate
has fermented and turned sour; head
dizZy and aches; belch gases audaclds
and eructate undigested food; breath
foul, tongue coatedf—just take a little
Pope's DiupepsinL to help neutralize
acidity and in five minutes you won
der what became of the indigestion
and distress.
Millidns of men and womeh today
know that it“ is needless 'to have.dys
Alittle .Dlape‘pshi Occasional
Victroln XI—
3100
is shown here
Entertabment
InSpira‘tiOn'. ‘
Education
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iy keeps the stomach sweetened and dxxrmfim?hrgzz ‘
they cut their favorite foods without choose. fort 11.111.931.11 rein .
tear. . » none mtardimmudointli‘oh lim'
if our tomach doesn't take care . “AM” mwuutlnmuuc'
Y 9 1.1.11 tthwortdL'LL (ordination.
of your liberal limit. without rebellion: _ 1: artists
it your food to a damage instead or u ofmunio' 10on they.“ 11:. and the
them: of
:help, consumer the quickest..sureht.
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pound every two or three hours. :111d;l
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Vldrolss WI to “00. illasy terms.
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
most harmless relief is Pspe' s Dispel)-
.Which cost; only fifty cents for 11
we at 111113 store-.111: truLly
really have :1 “tender spot” for.
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never been played 011 any other instrument.
“Howmuo's 1* 1-
“701111311‘5 first fine I
, slices are bceuticsl
Every promise of beautiful
shoes is being redeemed.
Day after day, new and'
stylish and handsome shoes
are stepping forward to greet,-
'.md to delight, Critical women.
A little bit (at least) ‘of col-
or brightens them almost :11].
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of white with..blzlck. Tan is
used either zilohe or in combil
Some of the smartest shoes in: fancily stitched.
lhey appear to have etips, because of this stitching, yct
shoes have.
Heels are of tha‘f smart oh and height that 51': the
loot out so trimly; Cuban or louis XIV.
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filth—Beautiful brown kid with top of Hon buck
Al
I laced.
At S'l—Fiuc brown kid, or black kid with top of gray
,buck, 01 dark tzln calfskin With top of brown
buck.
Sit—Brown calfskin with stitched wing tip, or
dark 1.111 kid with plain 101'. or patent leather with
olive-brown buck top. ‘
At $7—Black kid with top of white kid, 01' ivory kid
with plain too, or pearl gray kid, or bluék laid
with to'p of gray kid, or 11111 calf with white kid
lop.
’Mnlu floor. rear. .iiilz'll
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Neil I Records to
Lbrmg greater pleasure
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Victor records for March
:1 re ready!
That‘s a
nouuccment,
lot it means!
simple 2111-
,But what :1
More wonderful songs by
Caruso and Homer and
(iluck and Destinn and
Furrur and those other‘
songbirds!
M010 splendid musical selections by Elinor: and Hans '
Kindler. .
More “popular” songs;
More enjoyment With such rummakers as Van 8:.
Scl1e11ck,with~Marie Cnhill, with Nero Bayes.
And more of those “Songs of the Past” that we all
solo and duct and quzu'tett'c.
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And all of them on Howlsnd Sealed Records.
That is :1 guarontec'ot’ their perfectness You only
feel certain the record you place 011 your Victrola has
The How-
land seal insures that
No added cost—but what an :1111ouul of added enjoy!
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‘Col‘uinbia "35‘;
- with 1 1102. 65: records
$42. 80
First; yinent, $1, ~
then 7511 per week.
V1ctor IX
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559 . . I
First paymfiu; 1235'
then $1 per 111,511.
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.medztllion at the top.
Three clays for.
man to get toe-order
suit, at.$l9.75l
into these suits we put fab:1
rics that are pure wool. .
Those fabrics are made up ‘
:by expert tailors in carefulr
11101'01rd1 w 11y and m the new
styles for Spling.
. Every finished suit is goaru;
:mteed.lh:1t 1111' ins it mustI
Lbc szttisi 11b): 1' in lite :nd fab-
1ic 11nd 111 111mg, to the 111211115
who 11:15 ordered it. lie is'lhe
man who decides. ~ - ,I
About loo dit'leient wea1es
and patterns .llll 001015 for '.1
1111111 to pick from.
All men may choose Ill the
same price. .
ALL—pleusanolc that. ii,
means men of unusual figure.
whether full 01' short 01‘ of
unusual propru'iiluls in 3113/
Why! .
Not sentiumdc suits; abso- k
lutcly tailored to measure.
and finished in just the way
$19. 75
mcnts taken carcfully here
1 man wants.
All styles of sack suits
.1ll patternxot fabric of
any color at one price,
that price this special one of—
Main floor. rear.
at one price,
one pric-.
Rich trimmings. are
uniquely used 011 .
“Tomcns suits and
dresses
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At waistline, the belt is
bri'rthencd by narrow trim-
ming in odd Chinese patterns
and colors that go with those
patterns.
A pocket :13 finished with :1
That
medallion may be of pougec
euibroidercd in Oriental style
and i1 OllLlIOllS Continuatious
of color. , .
Collar and cuffs carry little
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embroidered decorations in
bright color, in unusual pat-
tern.
GlISlElilll‘T beads of brilli'mt
hue appeal upon some of
these medallions and orna-
ments. There are odd combi-
nations such as coral and blue :
distinctly Oriental. .
Soft fine worsteds and
beautiful silks .110 used f01
enibroideringL others—but :11—
ways them is distinctive de-
sign and that unusual con-
tr'tstiug of colors that marks Chinese decoration.
A great many trimmings that come by the yatd may,
be easily separated into units. Band is used for a part of“
the plan of trimming; units complete that plan—oi cuffs.
and 011 collar, for eximpl‘e.
Narrow trimmings embroideied with beads or find
woolen yarns—$1.25 to $4 yard. '
.Pougee medallions mostly embrmdei ed in light and
dainty shades, unique shapes :1 plenty—$1, 25 to $1. 75.
Embroidered silk medallions and ztppliques, rich and?
beautiful colors—$1.75 to $6 75.
Beaded ornaments in truly-gorgeous color effects and.
in Soft pastel effects—$9. 50 to $13. 50.
Narrow beaded trimm' 1ngs for outlining designs. goidL
and green and steel and wh e—ioc to ZScy ard.
Little tassels and drops of: steel or lie'iutifully-colored
glass—Sc to 50c. ‘
Rosebud trimmings in pink and old rose or old blue;
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Fourth floor.
r1159 in; cluster.
dainty and charming—25c yard.
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