DURINQ TN! Lll'l.
OI THIS mum
Jlnsev CITY. N.J. ‘
. STAMFORD
Some ranges are chronic in-
valids because of poor con-
struction; for the same reason.
others the of old age when they
should be in their prime.
The 512eran range has dur—
able construction. all improve-
ments, and an elegant appear-
ance.
None is better.
2““: E M
MD WEST STS.
homer: R. NASH CORN. MAIN ”A
it intended,” hsrellconterenée m
a street department may in regard
to having a‘ dump campaign. Mayo: l
filtration approved at the plan and»
saickthat it would be a. fine thing. 1 3
»~ A lengthy discussion took place bet-z,
Jon": the council would act on the
:petition of the Texas company, in re-
gnrt; to establishing a. distributing-
station for gasolene at the corner of '
The building committee. reported (av.
crobly on the matter. Councilman
Edgar G, Murphy objected to the pro-
posal on the ground that it would not
only decrease property values, but be-
must it was not the right thing thing
to have on the principal residential
street of a city. (‘harlrs H. Dilworih
agreed with Mr. Murphy. William H.
McMahon aaked that the vote in the
lnzatter bt- postponed until a future
rdnr. (‘ount-ilman lrving 1). Robert-
son commented on the poor condition
:of the tmoperty at present and said
lilu'. could not be worse. .LIounoil-
‘ 1.2.1.". George 1). illusseli expressed him- .
:rlf ::.~ in fin-r..- of entitling the favor.
Ultrntiltpnn Smith agreed with him.
‘(Skillil'lilllilll Murphy ought-otcd that
lit; buy i‘. proprty [or pul‘ii pur-
poses, but the proposition was. not
Ecohsiuered. Tho motion to grant the
, Truths Company the privilcxv ol' build~
.in: an oil station in iillll point was
. p=t ~>lii ”by the count-ii.
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l‘orpotniion t‘uuncvi iltriunrzl .\i.
lutlnmttl reported that tlcclsitm iltlti
Hull {(llll'u‘l against the plaintiff in a
1.! tor dillllligl.‘ bronchi by Lena
rm lw‘ui amnion! li‘P (‘ii;.' of Norwnllt
nil-l Ely litiylnontl. 'l‘ho lit‘ii‘lldiilllfi
m nod in our the costs of the
unit you our run
with Ldi. M SEMI-PASTE PAINT and
your gun Linseed OH.
@‘7 You obtain greatest durabili and cover.
ing power. The LtHP INT is so
positively good that it is known as the
u Master Paint." It's produced by one
factory management and sold by only one
group of deoleu located in various towns
in the U. 8.
Thin plan has always enabled us to
improve the quality and decrease the
out to ya
minke today, when the best of other high grade paling cost you
$1.75 a gallon. our I. a. M Paint—made ready-for-use~— will cost
you only 82.00 I gallon.
100 “VI NeAOALl-OI ON EVE" GALLON OF PAINT Y0” 08E
ins-too,
A. 1). Morgan,
Hubboil & Staples Hardware (‘0., Norwalk.
V. 8.61!!! 5 Son. Wcstport.
Lockwood d: Palmer (30.. Stamford.
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Take care of your complexion-
and your complexion will take care of you.
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meetings and they were
the. accepting of the Concord stree
accepting the street.
ing in the matter.
MW til-cps in the South Main street
widening taken at once, and appoint-
,ed March 27 an the. date for a bear-
‘ ing. The Texas Oil Company was giv-
our permission to erect a station at
the corner of Connecticut avenue and
Wfit avenue. .
' The meeting -opened with Mayor
the vacant offices on the police fore
and they Were promptly approved.
The highway
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' dines smaller and hovering.
' " Old Corset" comfort with
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50,95 $5.09 $1.00 to
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\ THE PURE. DAINTY. TOILET CREAM THAT HAS srooo
~ . THE TcsT FOR vans. .
«£.-__.- . “Makes the skin like velvet”
.. §lgr\ cello 100 eon unaware
. .4... .; JAMES c. CRANE 104 furrow 5T.. on:
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Carl Axel Haratroni presiding. The
clerk read the minutes of the last two
approved.
The first question to be taken up was
extension by the city. D. William1
Hilliard spake. in favor o! the cityI
March 27 was
then chosen as the time for ti. bear-l
At this juncture, Mayor Cnrl Axel ; hoard unlined street.
Harstrom rend his appointments totwcrc rci‘errc
tint it would like to have more time i which roglste‘red a protest against the;
in tonsidering the petition of the Con-i bill before the. house today,
nectttzut company “W the give: the state the right to take over
Back and Front-Loco w
for . For
, STOUT FIGURES SLENITER and .
Make Whips disappear: AVERAGE. F‘GTURES‘}
' bulky waist-lines mo ’Givc Saga-gm.“ W4?"
._ graceittl: uwkwafil bunt- lectlz. fitting Gown. W
mung, they “on" use ,j.
m in scone: ct moot '
Ecbnomiul Price.
WTEN Tim he» to. int-t, ; moo alarm
by lilt‘ court. .
.. i.~v;l;wotxl mid that he had
v i‘iiivlt to tho New York, New Haveni
,utui limttord Company as requested
:by the council in behalf of the pail»
,iiontrs who had presented a petition!
lurking; that the train which leavesf
'Dttnbury at 4:33 o'clock at Danburyl
fstop in this city. Judge Lockwood
lstld that he had received no reply,
t'roni his first letter and that alterf
[writing again. he had received a replyl
lwtiith wet-t unfavorable. in explain-i
list; the course of action left open in!
(no council. the judge said that t": =
'wtliiril rould go ahead and bring tht
ills-
.nsi- to the notice of NW Pill-lire lliili-l '
itlw Commission “v i? t‘t‘llliii llliil it.
glint-it to the pvtit‘on-Trn and let them
ilring it brim-o 1hr Cillilllil<.il'illi"“\‘j‘
,po stun-ti that .Hiv-m-y Edward J l
:(lnrninti Hill .2: "H v! :- “(t-lion of tho!
51m vhivll nu .....I.. lie» rmtiiioners
illlin 'l'l‘lil \thrn ho drew up the pull-
.t:un_ llu rxlz‘oentti hinisvli‘ llii having
‘lno ti—mitw- or locutnniendntlons in tho
.12....m ;;-.l left l‘l- whole thing In
:l‘:v hands of t'w mtmcil. ..
Apr-nut l-J 1. Quinlan started a
ivviimililil‘ which threatened to develop
, up x mm; winded legal fray by say-
! I" .~ 'h l from the suggestions made by
. ~.:.;t- Lockwood any one would think
Hull he was working in the interests
lo' litt‘ railroad company. Judge Lock.
wood sprung up at this statement and
tmltod what Mr. Quinlan mount. Ai-
tummy-Quinlan istatod that in ieavlill'
Ulil the section of the law. he mount
.10 fool no one. and did not expect to
lidde anything: from the corporation
tonnwl. it was also said that Nor-
'Whnil was just Norwulk and that it.
~ we not. growing in the. lanai. i
Mayor llnratrom took exception tn'
{this statement and said that Norwnlltl
lwutn't asleep, but was growing fast,
i.ini.::t' Lockwood denied the strife-3
‘ mentt: made by Attorney Quinlnn and.~
intnted that he tried to be fair. hon-i
lest T1nl_uprighi in his work its cor-l
lporstion counsel. 1
l The motion that the matter be ink-
on up with the Public Utilities Cutti-
l'TirSitm by the nitric was finally putter
ml by the. council at tho nuggestion
Iof Councilman Murphy.
Mayor Httrstroni united if there was}
our objection to delaying the matter
of South Main street widening until
liiiv next meeting; William McMnh-i
on mndv such objection and the mat:
tcr “th immediately taken up. ' City"
lv.ii;,.i.eor Joseph P. \Vadlmmu wenti
ovt r the plans again with the councill
uton. Councilman Nutting then inoved‘
that. the proper steps in the South.
Minn street widening be taken. until
that t. hearing be held two weeks from!
last night. March 27, on tho matter.+
. The motion passed. .
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l (‘ouncllman Smith called attention
in a letter which naked permission
-t.o build it billboard at Wall street.
.W. ll. McMahon objected to the- bill
Both mutter-rt1
d to the corporation court-l
e: eel. , i
i The council approved of a resoln-l
committee reportnd‘ Linn offered by tho locnl oystermen‘.
est avenue. and Connecticut sat-“med '
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The Silk Frock
Since every woman is
to wear Silk this season,
there is ready a wonder-
ful assortment of the so-
callcd Little Silk Frocks.
Pussy Willow taffetzts,
soft as a pigeon’s wing.
but so severely tailored
and piped with silk, and
bearing eccentric and mo
ful pockets that will pass
for all occasions.
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i Blouses
T he Blouse has its own
sweet way with lace in-
sets, medallions and
edges. Collars are huge
capolike affairs and the
sleeves are long enough.
Georgettcs, Crepes, and
f, Soft Taffetas.‘ Styles for
»j cirly Spring with tailored
.suiijs. 1
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Lo Grace Powder. 1
A delicately fragrant
powder which clings to
the skin without giving
a noticeably “powdered”
look. Very nice. in four
tints, white, natural, rose,
and that indescribable
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April is not so far away and already there are sug«
gestions in the shops.
Gowns, Coats, Suits, Hats .
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Coats
Comfort is the key-
note of the big wrap-like
coats of velour and light
weight " Bolivia cloth.
Also there are novelty
worsteds, some of them
lined to waist and sleeves,
others lined throughout.
Big buttons, rows of little
buittms help to make
styles individual.
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Easter Apparel
must be considered
”Serviceabie Hosiery
sole looks very attractive and is in all I
wanted colors, black, white, gold, sil- 3
i. yer, castor, pink and King blue.
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The Serge Frock i g
i There are times when l
f a practical plain frock is 2 g
i demanded, and for those 1 ‘
2 times are serges and ga- i i
bardines which serve one i; '2
like true and tried friends; 3 l
, , There is really nothing to _,
take the place of serge, f, ;
and this year’s models ‘ '
, are more than ever satis- I
i factory. _
Skirts Suits
The Separate Skirt is a The Spring Tailored g
feature of the i917 ward- SUNS appear in many ‘ s
robe. Bold block plaids, novel weaves, Jersey
stripes that try to subdue Ck’th’ Gunnyburl, and i
their aiet an d' man Burella Cloth are promi- ~'
h g y T , y nent, and there are small
t at {ire quxetly plain. de- checks and indistinct
pending on pocketS'and stripes of men’s wear
buttons for style. cloth which all conserva- ,
_ , live women will approve. ’
$11k Skirts ”lift are The Sports Suit makes ~
delightfully charmmg,— itself noticed at this early :
black and-colors. ,w‘.“ vdaie. A i . .~. i
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I” “Dressing Combs.
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i of domestic manufacture.
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imitation white ivory
with lisle top and lb
’d
i a quality which sold orig-
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inally at 50 cts. each. ,
13.2}!
brunette known as l 39 cis. i
“Rachel.” 15 eh. i $LQO i"
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» ' Full-fuhioned Lisle in black or ,_ ...
align ' "'l [I N... ’ I ‘ ' l l "1'39
An exéiltiiil‘iilaltqsueiclity ‘l i White» 45 “3-: 3 9“" f“ ”-25- - E mFavon for St' .PmICk‘ . i“ - it
of powder with the true i i!“ Children’sRibbedLisle, black, ‘white ‘ C”? , _ . . .:
Odor 0f ViOiCtS. The in_ i i and tan 29 d5, ‘ I am) Bectnm, main floor. h? 'ii'fl
gradients of this powder f ' ' * ,
are often prescribed by i f 5 Boys’ Hue, heavy quality, black, i . _ . .
physicians for the benefit _ ‘ 35 eta, 3 for $1.00. i 3' Decorations, etc. f
0f ”15‘5ka i F Dennison Set-lion, third floor. . . . ,1
. ’ . 50 c“. : .EVI‘. Main floor. 4 4' , :3: 4‘
Engraved Stationery. prom"! canoes. ‘ " " “i if"? New Linoleum. ‘T-T:
- '~ MieCreamChariu, delicious, of Spring "mm, now, i 'i'
mgeteafgmgx‘mftferne? 39"cts. r in stock, new designs and, i
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monograms. Thirty dif- ; ‘. hummus ' 40 C“- _ CO ormfs d l l 'd > 1 1:14
fete-tit designs to select l. Glazed Nuts, Salted Nuts, just re- 5,6; P “La“ "3‘, ti .5,
1 from. i ceived. . Ed“ Plan and Granite .g, ,.', ‘
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‘ . . i . “Ch op Sue n Chocolates, a cocoa- _r Bring dimenSLons of . 1/: .
i Paper With die" ’ nut caramel gaste i chocolate wrap. T001115 311d get CStlmTiBSv
l _ 1 69 etc. i ping. .fl.____..' .fi,” 40 cu. Tm“ ““"vpgi i
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all natural oyster beds and to lease The police commiH-w reported that from L. M. Rice. located near "19'
thump-I
Wilhelm 'ITYiPB . D. Robertson Stephen W. Bengyel, James W. Kenntabico and Mayor Hursti'tinl thought assessed at 53,700. When the contrac, , ;
tried mature-something at incl, who; Stephen Bulazns, Jr., and Howard L.- n rimulzi be brought up before the price. of building the. house was only“ .
' non... of 'r‘oicrs'un had successfully passed the
He naked um uie
Charles W. Buttery. Mtschael F. Sisk.
iuucatton he made to report on the examinations tor, patrolman held in
new echool buildings.
ihe venom: of SttnnT'"-‘
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., mat January. The report was accepted.
The bill .renderetl.the city by Wll.
li'hcpmrn was very unmtisfirctoryand win I“. Tammany for $225.32. in the
_ Hm. incnr'e't h 1 n'mb- :- v‘ mates. mo otwminm J. gheehan vs. Frank
He stated that he bad a bill in his H. Merrill was refused payment on
pocket (or $900. which Mr, 0""Irmnn m mmmmieudnlion~ of Corporation
Mid down on his mm M‘ $35. No Connoelidv’vud it. Lockwood. '
, one also discussed this «:1wa cann-
- .cilnuui lax-pity moved more be ap- oblchm klliod by dogs rendered the
imprinted for thorium-o ottoman- oltr. They were from H. B. Color
lug tho lent-y of tho Mammalia-
ilic'vh'oet 41W .0
u on our. tor sheep or
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In. Lode E. Howell and Jones D
Worden. no oil“ "ere referred to
m dour.” V ..llllllionfll.,
‘ rpm mw. C. Lu W h
_ uncomm-
Ernest Bredico complained that oai‘tlluff
was house of his on Summit street was, 151::
“~‘ttrntnake home. ’1 he mutter
board of estimate.» $3,175. Referred to the. board of an." ,
A [film for the location of the iron Nerbm- . . . 1 'l-l-lt:
mice" of "the proposed ornamental C. M. Webb, in a communication. a!
lighting systemand a request that united that a tire alarm. system bog-
tbe wooden poles be removed by‘ettabilshed at Fittirfleld park. Roy
September 30. wu presented by the ferred to the Fire Department Com-
Second District Electrical Cotnmis-i iliinsloner. .-. .
l “”5. A hearing 0“ “‘9 9°19 loco Cassius M. Webb asked that stepsbd
lion was set for Tuesday. March 37- , inked to remedy the dangerous ‘
Louis 8. Dlmond asked that he be. (ions of Nash‘s comer. Nonvttllt. Ro- '
given permission to arrange for Iiierred to the Highway committee.
. 'to supply pump It .0 A letter from commissioner»: “ml; L- .
North lain street. Second District asking that a day po‘
~h-odorlck A. Ellis and H. P. Cole. set ("chatting on to the city ' W
burn asked that property line be in; the Concord sit-eel exiennlon wad? w
until-bed on flochnnic street. The turned our toabe special comm
matter can put into the hands of chi batter the date for the hearing In”; ‘
guy camper. - tor "I“!!! 37. -
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