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For Nor‘n’alk and \iciuity: (loner i
ally his and warmer tonight and Fri-E
day. ‘
'l‘he disturbanto which was central,
over the Ohio \‘ullcy yesterday morn-‘
ing, pzimurd ovcr t'iis vicinity lai‘ti
night ad is now central over Nomi
Srotia. it caused rain or know (lurirgi
the last 24 hours from 'Ft‘lllli‘tJSt-t‘
ditll‘thflHWdi‘tl to New England. The}
western dirturbance is central this.’
mornint’. ovcr Colorado and Nebraska.
‘l‘hunderstorints wore rcportcd
Louisiana and 'l‘t‘nnessce. Picasant'
weather prevails in the. eastern disi
trials. The temperatures are soaso't‘:
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able in nearly all di’ttricts east of the
Rocky Mountains.
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Partly cloudy weathor with tittitlt‘l‘ut'“
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO'
TODAV {
'l‘cmpcruturc: Low, .25: high.
Cloudy.
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CITY NEW
The. Hospital Junior Lcngno Sewing“ '
Club will meet. with Miss Edna lio—
‘ward, of Elm strcet, this evening.
Tho “I. (l. ’i‘. it. will meet. with Mina;
C. Van (lowering, of" Gregory lloule-l
ward, tomorrow afternoon, ‘
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Commodore P. ll. Fielding lltlrt (withl
ed a lll«"t‘li!l". of the citizens inwr-w t
ed in mast (tritium for trout Monday,
ovonirg. at the City Hall, inSl “ad of"
Saturda ' cvcuing, as first aluminum-(Li
-—Board of Relief meet: Friday“
from '1 to 9. i
Licutenant llemou last night utu'rt-
ed’iltc physical oxniuinations of thct
members of the local Naval liliiitia,i
preparatory for mustoi‘inr; into the}
Federal service. nd it is. expected to,
be completed next weck. «
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT I
'l‘own Amenibly ll'tll. Grace lli'o. Sb}
pim'v orehcstt‘u-~(‘at‘.\;lral C‘llilllt‘h‘. t
A rcgular ‘Sf‘ll‘il-l‘iltlllillly nzcsliuu oi:
(iur Sisters‘ Lodge, No. 55. l. 0. t). 1",;
was held lns‘l evening in the lodge;
rooms in Wall strcet. loutinc llllSi-t
]l'I’n‘n‘ was transacted for the most, part. '
and upon tho eoncltrtion of the burl-I
mess meeting a social time was m5
floycd. Condo were played, and
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froshtucnts were Svrved.
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(do not conium‘t
of
Joseph l‘mufcln
with .lc's‘phus Daniels, Scorc-tary ,
the United States Navy) was arrvs‘t-i
od last night about 5 o'clock by Girl-3
cor Clmrles ii. Page, in East Walt
street, for drunkenness. \Sctt'~.iiec,
was suspended this morning, by Judge. i
Lockwood in tho uptown court. and;
Joseph made tracks for New Canaan}
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Otlicer Frank S. Stratton took it;
namesake of his who goes under the
handle of Charles Ctratton, bknntist,‘
to Bridgeport today, where the latter,
will he tried before the Superior
Court at the next term. Charlesp
seemed to be very "chipper" on his:
way to the Park City. ,
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The case of Gulseppe Debeo vs
Disbrow & Mills, summary process ac:
tion for alleged breach of continent
m hoard before Judge George H.‘
Woobursh and a jury in the city court
today. Attorney Joth. Cuneo aol
,cucd for the plaintiff and Attorney,
ldwnrd J. Quinlan tor the defendant.
pm.» n- W quortctto
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vocATIoNAt. SCHOOL m
'Truoteeo and Board ‘ol' Education Ar- struction on the legislation than was
heard the request of the New London 'lw entitled to support by the titate.
. vocational school for $29,000 ycsmnj .
, 'fllo 'Wlfiw'i WNW! 0' “'0 any afternoon. The trnctces. who in» mg is“; A; 1-0
’ lath m Contraption-I Church poured in tnvor of the approprtnlion.; -
III I W meeting this uter- nnd mcmberl or the state board 9:;
- inc-lathe porter-o! the church The educntion who opposed it. argued Claimo Common. Hun. Dr. Lock.
“W In“ WW "I mutually oil or the afternoon. The:
W h the W Church "Into” cubed tor mum» in at
m ”Jim ”NU?" 111'" tun-cm. They ounce Jim I
“ ‘ mummumpotuutnmmnm
,0»: out mm mm m
Handsome shoes
now at $7
2 Women will find them graceful and stylcful and de-
lighting in their novelty and ttsauiy.
i Of fashionable 8-inch height, trim ot‘linc and air, with
,high heels of leather.
But really handsome because of their fineness of
leather and the artistic way in which Colors have often been
contasted. -
' Soft fine black kid with top of white kid
Rich black kid with top of dark gray kid
Handsome black kid, laced style, rich plain toe
Dark tan calfskin with top of white kid
Dull ivory kid with plain toe
Quiet pcarl gray kid with plain i‘JC
Every pair expertly made and thoroughly, most with
plain toe that adds dignity to beauty, all holding surc com-
fort too,—— _ , $7.
Main floor. rcor.
Fine textiles to
beautify ‘clrcss.
Ricti crcpcs to add distinction and beauty to dress,
whether it be gown for evening or afternoon wear.
EmbrOidcrcd Georgette, and striped crepe in old blue
and old rose, and figured crepe in unique patterns—$1.50
to $3.25 yard.
Silk net in all the delightful shades so loved for cvcn~
ing wear—$1.50 and :32 yard.
Fine Georgette silk crepe, street and evening shades——
$1.75 yard.
Attractive and beautiful cotton net in white cream and ,
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can, 72 inches widc——65c to $1.75 yard.
9 Center alt-lo. reatr.
Fine wool plaids 8:
black-and-Whitc stripes
---spccial priced!
tin-n.
And a skirt made
' ti; from any of them in
. ti; new Spring style at
‘ M an added charge '
' of but— , $1
‘Lpd" \ 1; ii {In '
, $5;le chcntccn new modcls for 4
, , it; , Spring to pick t't‘omf ‘
,3 5743.» '5' *"fl‘ Seventccn baautics, :icvcn-
t’f t‘ fir," teen smart Styles!
“I l " A skirt to any one, carc-
gci . . fully tril-ored, nicely finished,
guaranteed to fit correctly;—
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ngwuu or.
5 nice styles
$1.50 “falsity-$1.15
A pretty and his: mid cxccllcnt lot 02
white waists at a l rice of (loop mtcrcsti
White. voile waists of new smart styles.
Sonic with front embroidered in till-‘H’Cl‘ cffccts and
with very-deep square collars to match.
Sonic with small square collar cmluoidcrcd in small
pattern; and with front embroidered in small pattern.
Sonic with beautiful dccp collar 'scallop:d all
around and embroidered.
l-lcmsiitching adds beauty to embroidered dcsigns, in
some cases.
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Voile. is oi nice texture, stylcs‘ are tasteful and effect-
ive and new, mine is cmphttttc!
Great majority of women will have no trouble in
choosmg—for size range includes 'lll from 30 to 46.
Made Well.
Ready ’l hursday morning :it—~
' ' Samoa floor.
Trimmed lzt§icfuily. Full value at SLSO.
$1.15
Whiz; Whiz!
How~ they f'y!
What f uu the boys and girls
are having! ‘
Pretty underwear
that costs little.
“i didn’t know there were
so litany pretty undcrclothcs
iat such small cost!” ‘
i But there arc :1 great many.
cars! And toddlc bikes! And they are of good firm
D'd l'li .. 11 .. _ “l icloth too. And they are cut
1 cu ”e" 6“” “W“ SULlion graceful titwell lines. And
{KI/liltilghmgs to have a good tunemhy will wear long and satis-
frictorily.
A mti bl \"I .l ' ll ‘ . .
~$ltiil‘0lct?nde$2.2‘g.qo“ m N Cambric or namsook draw-
crs, circuim‘ or straight, trim-
lt’s roller skates! And
veiocipcdcs! And whizzcr
shot on
\‘cloclpcdcs sovernl slzcs, sonic very
'“m‘ 50,154: “’ “5' mod with lace or "embroidery
'l‘ricycics, give girls lots of i‘un— -SQC
$3 to 514. ~ ' ,
. _ 7 .. Bloomers of flesh or white
Auto coaster wagons uttlt roller . ,
bearings—$4.50 to $6.50. CFCpC—ODC.
Express wagons—$2 1.. $3.50. Corset-covch ill several
\‘thclbnrrows to “help make gar-
den"-—5OG 75c and $1.
trimmed—3. ‘c.
Pretty Chemises in envelope
or straight model, excellent
lace or embroidery trims them
Handcnrs— $4.
Whizzcr cars and toddle
bikes—for little chaps—$2
rod with the special-price for tailoring—
\_ , Third floor. any elevator.
plaid at special price as here told of $1
~31.
and $2.50. -.
Fourth floor. _____ L.“ Second floor.
THE “HOWL‘AND DRY GOODS COMPANY ‘ .
models, lace ,or embroidery.
Little-girls. coats
are very smart ;
Checked Coats load; will I n Zittlc girls. air-Jags.
New checks look even better. Bright clear black: ;
and-white checks, unique contbiiiiti..tis of bloc with gold; ,
several novelties.
A number of them have collars of binc or rose. .
'l‘hcrc arc belted styles, :tnd box stylus; Sillllc’ of talk
orcd air and Some pretty with dccnutiou.
A fine dress coat is of silk poplin in gloating beam
icons rose Color.
There are cxcctlcut blur serge cunts at 53!
That is l'CZtli_\‘ uncommon liCWS—lJT blue serge ha!
been climbing and climbing in price.
'l‘rim blilll‘lt’ line-s, bcl!..-.i all around or plain. nicely ‘ 5
lined, thoroughly tallorcd~5i r’
Some of the pretty checkcd coats are but \‘4.
A great many styles, It great many coins, in all size:
from 2 it) 7—— Sl to Sit).
80mm] floor.
Si'k stockings;
of small price. scarce in colors!
Art muslins of fine quality. Harder and harder to fill
that did“ makc snowy and tiC-isilk stucking's in Wyn-5.
lighting mutants—lac yard. l
'l‘hcy arc striped or dottcdi
or figured—and in many do!
signs. l o . . .
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Art SCillllS have :t hand-i i
some edge of drawnwork, are l
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lllCltCllSt‘d so they 110556»; llcuty ot “lute and blztci 4
line luster, are double thread a mticutarlv dctitt‘htful tin] "
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so they will hang straight and 1 Sonic blues, and some otht
even. 35:11:1ch you’ll gladly choos
White cream and Arabiand‘roiii. _ ,
-—20c yard. i i? _, lie 1 "lk U1 , -,i
Art crctonncs are hand? .. flail”! 7-11‘ Still"???
some and tasteful in ncwt.“11L ”5 c" “m 1‘“ M150
shadow effects and two-toned i‘md top-—- $12.
styles. Girls” notably-fine. stocftj’
Add individuality to fur» ings of white silk, silk'frot
uishings—iz‘k yard. top to toc— $1. t.
Tlilrtl l‘lmlr.
Attractive draperies i
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And. of course. a iotc
women are seeking them. . 3
colors here—iii“
rompt folks.
Lvl't :tl~lr, roar.
W75“ the Flag.
Flag pins and buttons that show the Red White
Blue in particular beauty.
Silverplatc or sterling si her.
Set with brilliauts in white and blue and red.
Little reproductions of the flag—and beauties!
Either_pin or button—50c 7S: and St.
Ccntcr nip-lo, trout.
Nlake sewingédays;
really enjoyable!
A Howtand sewing-machine Saturday on easy terms, a
cash price, on payment of one dollar.
Qst Saturday, because Saturday is last day that/mam;
bcrs are admitted to the Howland club. . ‘
Every machine guaranteed. Every machine quiet and
easy-running. ”
All sorts of-home sewing easily" done on each ma,
chine. ‘
\ Regular cash prices, no extra charge for privilege of
paying in small amounts— $25 and $27 50
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NEW LONDON ASKS 320.090 schoom. but that the state board of
' education has put a narrower con-
guo Entire Afternoon yintended. The opposition said that
The committee on appropriations 0""? high ““001 i“ “‘9 "me “0“”
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wood and town! Other:
Dr. H. Dot-‘oicat
to Hunt in! m
number of recruits the doctor '83- Representative Howard W. Taylor Of
nminedv- The claim of Dr. Lockwood Danbury providing for compensating
was heard yesterday ant-moan by thewthe town of Danhury for snow rc~
ccmmittce on claims in Hartford, and
the physician told the committee that Both agreed that if the state shbuld
he had examined twenty-nix more
‘ men than he had received pay for from
{the state.
rice admitted thnt the state owes the
doctor 37 for examining seven men.
or sold it failed to see where the _ ‘
vhwmn “Wed 0‘“ the “the? 4““; in round to the bill introduced hyI ppm“. Com," mm, 22. mm... rendered today by Judge Vosburslr‘;
teen man.
hochrood, who. . Attorney mil George E. Hin— in. 3W]! u. may for services, At.
tho'emmined soldiers for the military nun and Charla- ]. Bennett. but. tot-nor Gourd mom told the corn-
nt Iut mr. and the om- My” mm. W In 0' pitta no the out no comet but
111': allot disagree on to tho-Fulfil. Ch H“, 1% ”Mind; M! In! in thrust “m.
moral from the trunk line highway.
compensate Dnnhury for this Work.
there would be 200 claims submitted
The adjulant general's 01- for the same-work before the close
of the present newton. They could
see no reason why Danbury should?
be compensated.
vacantor Iiny providinx for reimburs-
it was not presented in time. The us a veteran of Company 'B,
claim of Thomas F. Meagher for nor-i Concoticut Volunteers, and,
.. mm Arm tr
at New Haven was heard. agam'iwito and three sons, the. other
Meagher asks for $104 for the work. immg George 1‘1. “PM,“ argon
and told the committee that the rent Wottutnce, and Charles, atSp
son why the bill wan so'btg was thnti ""10- ‘
ti janitor in the armory persisted in; .. . .3,
breaking pipes. ‘ ,’ Judgment in the damage suit”
'Mrs. Elizabeth Cutbill, of Mono lite
non vs. Leland Glow, of Norwalk .wj)
PUTNAM RESII’jENT DEAD.
M. Woodward. father or Gonernt-Sup‘ favor of the plaintiff to the mo '
(gingham C(lllyton ltlmWoodvmnl“t :llgloo on com. Mra. (Tntbtll ml
to auteur rand vision ‘9 ‘ .’
New York. Non fiction and Mafia“? wttmmomluue T‘ 1%
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