, thing fo‘ 1! Cigarette
j . do. I _,
Wednesday you’ll know
all about
1 to
1 hr:
Nor-walk.
mvmxtnnsno—ronmg Oxfords in Gold or
\
01cc Pink Alaska Stillman, per can ............. 12¢
eGalifomia Prunes ..... .:-lh 13¢ 2 lbs. 25¢
“ooze Blend Coffee, Reg. 301: grade, lb. 23¢
E01
. Potatoes, per peck .............. .
Whole Grain Rice ......... ll). 7¢ 3I|15 for
12¢ 22¢ and 43¢ can
301' size 25¢ 50c Size 45¢
Baking Powder .........
Intifant Postum' ..... 111a .....
the pop rcereal), pkg. 123/45
.'s Medoc Claret (Equal to imported) 3‘
25¢-
drape Nuts
&
~r35d. 65¢ and $1.03FCR12
F Beckmann 81 C0
new: Brand Cocktails
GRUCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS _
Telephone 1405. ‘
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1.1111ch“ paid by check avoids disputeséthe check
V rned after payment-and becomes a receipt
Pay-mg by cheek rs buSiness-like and convenient—it puts
and hys1em into your daily transactions. —
I .the House. There. too. it met favor-
«endorsemcnt to the i‘Pdt::'ul.-.'nletlo="1
REln time of war, and
5—... l rec qgnizv
. "DAESAI CASI Alli-'0!
Etoro‘ _- ,
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scallions-e8 with
Jim the purge:
9.4». 1111.1" finepenrion of E
3 1‘ 1 Hm I .
HARTFORD. Much till-Yestttrth'y m.
one 11 day for memorial: to Gangrene Emile“ able .th m it; the hair.
lei 111‘. senate a. resolution was intro. den 0, 1.111111114133111»
duoed by Senator Brooks at Toma:- Smtor hoe-he, mm, was not
ton ”51’1“me ‘0 m I oommi .quiie‘ euro he caught the m M
sory military training 13W Ethe measure and. hex-as inclined to
In the House of Representatives 111-" ohlert‘ The measure was thbled (or
“T m Democrat-201mm Ha- the tinn- ehing Later when called
'ven; who was born in Russia, altered .“P there "3 no 01,19ch and m
I8 resolution congratulating the R11; bill was passed by 91 W0“ "‘39?
Am“: people on the 5110111111111 revolu- ‘ Shown. Where 613“ Stunfi "
.tlori. ' in 03113“. the .1110de P3501“
‘, ' Senator Bnholr. u reeolt‘tttdn was 9883‘ lion Sénnton Brooklet“! he‘ time-not
led by a unanimous vote in the Senate on genml ,fimm,, in mm- or
and was immediately transmitted to
as win distrilépte 31
nuts :1.situation erected by a great
emergency Congress woe to meet
next week. and this 111111911011 a! mili-
tary service was one of the most im-
portant matters [0 he considered by
it. it the measure was apprm 311 by
tilt-Senate. House and t'lm‘rmor if
would show to Congrers when- the
51319151003431! this question. it was.
important to art now if the tnntlm'
Wax; to not he‘lunr‘tlv- humming; (7:111
12!? >2 ”‘1 .‘hi' (A fizz. :«Yl‘ilSWllI'z‘l'!
1h“ ""rw'. 11ml iymimiinn- unto-.1.
" able reception ml was sent on its war
Ho'the governor. sothat he may order
’lt on to Washington to greet the in-
Ecoming Congresl as the first ‘expre3-
:sjon of state opinion .on this great
, question.
Repie. -culative l upatin‘n resolution
(1 d not 1. 21-119 5111'!) fuvornhlo first
.aid. ll welt: received under 11 suspen-
vcit-:1 oi tllt- :11195, but the House Mould
‘not pass it. em. objection. sending “it" ~'i
‘,,.1.-omrnitnee where i'. i. lit: 1) to h" "‘ 91W} mg for .1". untiority. 95111111111
‘ ”“ “hm? ”w lt-zinlutln'r- think-3 “f ;.'V‘ hit' "'0‘. rtl'l' New Haven. 111;;(11 \h'.‘
I ‘ 5.1111‘1 ”W“ ”111111111; of tho roeululifln- I helm”
5'05k3' Rosciutkn .3 unit'xrsn military 1r111uing.”he
ui’h'l 'Iht- 5 1111.11- ‘11}:1-1‘“
1-11-7‘11t111fillz'1mlis 111111;}le illi‘ li‘TSIill‘lE
1.711111% rye and said he hml u r9111.-
lmiun in 11:11:11.. it was passed up to
tho (lurk who roadie follows:
“Whereas the lane of the United
States impose on all good citizen. the
'7 duty of porter-min; military service
BMW!” 'und 1 11111 in heartv not-(11d 1‘ lth
it is 11
mild.
"1h..- puipusc of this mutter
stop we must; take."
After the pltsrltllit? of the bill it ware
tent douu to tilt linuso.
lively look-1' d h or or 11nd culled Chair
'mnn l‘ludd of the military. allure.
committee to the' desk to talk it over.
Retireeontatlve Rudd said he was in
3 Whfleas the Volunteer system lm- favor of it.- Later the resolution was
no”! ”I" burden of that duty upon introduced under a. suspension of the
Etho few who are patriotic enough [0 NW and 111111 Intelly explained by
”WY Obligations and on Repxoscntnthn Rudd. The House
luv-hm! il without diesent and it. will
In- in tho Gnu-r'nors hands by to-
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FILL "P EXISTING COMPANIES;
Adjutant- General George. 51.001? of
Hartford considers "unwise" the or-
gnuititlon at any militia company at
.tho present time. and wishes to dia-
‘ triotu. who
Huupit.‘ l records show that every a(30111130 Well meaniggapgt mm "an
limo mu cut a corn you invite lock- Eel-e fanning, m r
I I0 IRY II AAYWAY
(Continua 7111‘ 1 t‘i in Pug-.1
Tells How to Take Sereneea From a.
Co. 11 and Lift it Right Out
{fun-“‘1
._—_u
33“ 01‘ NON noiaou. which is needless “3’1 three ”WIRING“ 3“ :9“;hf;. “33:;
says 11 (‘lmlnuuti nuthrity, who tells neettout’s National Guer ca”
11111 lulu a quarter ounce of a drug made plain in an uuolllcloil 1111.11.11.15“
1. tiled ttoezone can be obtained at lit. "‘9’“. in local military croie’amm
119 east from tithe drug store but 1.. Bridgeport. Adlmantdoneral I
comment to rid duo‘s feet of every points out the fact that the coinllflfi?‘
hard or soft corn or callus. .boiux 0mm“! H Wed by A a
You 91mph apply a tow drOpa 1111 1111116. would‘htve to undergo a ‘9’:
thin on a tender. aching corn and the iillel‘lod M‘AMlnintf. Whilp the 9'95}?
111 the entire corn can he lifted out. ESOI‘VM‘ ll N‘l’. “me‘ 3 ~
11—...“
DAAIYIIS AS AIIIA
BASIS IAIO Alli
a“...
root and all without pain
This drug is sticky but dries at once
and is (finimed 1,0,1th ahrivel up any
Ecorn without lnilamlng or even it?!
itating the surrounding tissue or skin _
If your who more high heels tilte-
will be glad to know of this will”.
" "-“-‘-“":to the 111.111....ch of the. submerged
GARDEN TOOLS ; pneumonia 11nd by forcing the car up
I right sucroeded in reucuing them.
. Garden FOIkS. Spades. Shovels.i
Held Baby. Above Head.
>Garden Sets. Iron and Wood?
Mrs William ‘ol ate, who held i1’1n
‘ infant dnu htern or arm “mil to
Rakes. Hoes, Trowels. Rubber 9"
Hose, Reels, Etc.
molt severely. nurea. She Was had-
¥ 111.111 1. uncle,
ly htuieed ullout the body and face.
'E'l‘hc child escaped without apparent
Phone 1059-2
25 Washington 8:.-
lhtdury. William Plots of Ansoniu
.1u1d 1.1111111111111111): oi Shelton, tho
1'tuo other passengers received pain
‘tul liruisws and auflorod from shock.
Brakes Not Working;
The. accident happened on e. cteep'“
mode in front 01 the Valley garage
“- «hero 121E111 had stopped to replenish
. his supply. or gasoline; His blokes not.
' working emclontly, he was ndvfsod to
‘mverse his gears to prevent the car
~ front backing down grade. When
.3 ‘lth was firmly to start with, it is said;
he forgot to change the genre, result-
lug in tli‘: ace; ‘deng -
“leaf H3187 $298 “P ..
.So. ' Nerwulk
A
98 Washington 51., So 1191111111
, 3 PHONE 419.
memoruliting Congress. But here;
Speak” ‘
sorenessin instantly TBAAQVEdlShUTt‘ “mm"? “gamutmnfl are liable tori
. Moreno-11h whom tabulations must be
5. 11181.05 per 11101111111111! auhsmtence. Ap
11.111171
be men on or before. April 16.witil1 .
" the District secretary.
. 3 M"
‘ 5' “VIGLEN'I venue IN conuac‘n.
ti‘oathued from first page.)
air-from e .g‘eneral movement , or Sat-m.
ere and'i'arm- hearers front: 8 to
enlist in the army or nary, r to
work in munitions factories, thus em
phaeising the already acute lack of
farm labor, decidEd to try to raise
a for!!!” 311m of tenant to employ
a ehillen club Milieu whose time
Ivauld be entirely devoted to o1gm
1 ring potato, poultry, com pig and.
gum 01111111 11111011; the boys and
Egirhi oi the country, and cunning
:eluhs‘ among the women and to giving
it was Ielt that with the aid 111.111le
an experienced paid worker; the
movement would hot-lame. firmly 951.1111
lichetl on an tihciout buds. 1111 p..-
Luiotic citizens .1111! 0111:1111? ions 9. e
'l'tql29.. led Il‘ jiin tZ-z form 1 urea-.1 1"’
give this Work financial and l'rom‘e'
error-1'1. The lu‘t'onl‘ "1-15. line-3' «13H
1‘? rnmdpmhip, m. 1:1, "'1si:,ltilt'1 n";
:“rilmtlng' 1-1351, 9.”- f'fi, "
‘ Application ' . -' ‘
>221.‘."1i I11- “8.?" ‘ 1;: :1"
worth. .‘lor-r«-t:1";-". 1'" " “‘1 i " ll
(LCAfOIIIIJZlflit‘ll by (Ami-1 1:3 oil
of Rollin-3M Minna 19.1131 Lulu-:1“;
l‘z; 1".1‘1!‘ ’111‘1111' “1:1 zttldrr-h‘s thfig
I'""PI -3. 1h." county agent.
\€1‘_ight.tlw li’tthidtahhgeth Low;
lit-1110mm oi [1511110111411] 111 hits. P} Go.
ii. Stiuutt'k of Wilton. the director“
assigned in lien" and Girls clul“
work. The 51111 or 1-50.90 was pledg-
ed 111 the 1111. cling; having 33.25000 to
be rated.
At 11 meeting, of itnpmtnnl ztgticul-
turn) 11-1: ‘iislnth-e. and business repm
sentnlivoo of the state held at Hall-
tuul on VVedncodny. March 28m, 111111-
at the wspices of the Connecticut
chamber of Commerce, and at won-h
tiovernhr liolournb was present tin
following iesolutlou was adopted:
1 “Whereas it is the opinion of this
meeting that the matter of food sup-
ply for Connecticut during 1917 is
ono that demands immediate atten
tion 11nd that much help can be oh
tuined through the cultivation or
home gardens. and vacant lots. and
Ellie oigenisatlon 01 canning activitien
111110113 the people of the state. we
Ereoomnieud first. that tho Preuldent
of tho canneoticut Chamber of Com
merce appoint a committee. to co op-
ernte with the State Board of Agricul-
turn for the put-pom of aiding and
directing the attritultut'ul production:
of the state, and wc3hcr1hy pledg1
our support to tho aid oi the said pm
loot"
‘3. t‘.‘
'll
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ovens-M Ernest-none OPEN.
The United Staten (‘lvil Service
commission will hold examinations for,
S. .l.;
instruction and Hubert-11111131111: work , '
Ez l‘l
"N : ‘ 1.1.1,.
E planning for now furnishings
the following- named mechanical trudesi ‘
and nun-educational. 11911111111111 in tlyj
engineer dnmrttnont at large The
Qunrtermertéi- Corps. U. 8 A.. and he: .-
mioua Branches. of the government?
nor-vice in New London. Conn" and vl-A
tinny on July 2.1917. A
Carpenter, marine fireman 11111111 oil-
.or (marine). . . '
1 Applicants will not be assembled for
Eexumlmtlon. hem; retool on theh phy-
i«tool ability, training, erpcrience and
general fitness. as shown by thernp
Dilutions. Full particulars in regard
to the examination, including age lint»,
its. and the required application bloukl
can he secured from the District Soc
rotary, Postolllce Building. Boston,
I
meal on or before June-15; 1917.
The following named munitions exist
in the Engineer Department at Large.V
11nd opfilloatlone should he mod with‘
the um: 01- examiner-a. Engineer De-
mtmont at Large, New 311011111111.h-
specter (dradglnshreakwater) (dump
lug) curveymun .
A vacancy exists in the poetiion of
allot- on the Gleaner Rnwelt at a sal-
any of $768 per auuum. Applicants
should hold license as chlét engineer
of 10'! tons register or nest-stunt engi-
near or 250 tons register.‘ -
A Vacancy exists on the Media At-
luntic in the positlmt of Third Assist
ant Marine Steam Engine at a cum
to 1'3- . thorny women should
«1;.
GUT
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1‘
'V selections.
'Gl'al large rugs, one or two
AIFfYou Wish (to. Beautify ,
your Home this‘Spring. 3
The sight of new Rugs, Ito-thins, li‘urnittn‘éf 5”
Crotonnosn 11d Decorative Fabrics will ‘pttht’Sfi mow
home abiding person with a longing for“ a few new
things. There is at piescnt on the third floor oi. the _
Read House a room Whit. 11 has bet-11 twnpnrnrilv cs-
ta‘hlishod for the showing of lino R11gu,1)rapone.$, _
Furniture, Lumps of attistic dosig11,ufow ornamental
V uses and Jams. 11 111 simply arranged to emphasize
the beautv and merit of each article in appropriate
surroundings. t
', A visit. to this room will prov 0 interest mg to those}
u
Third floor. 311
albinA Adllluwa‘ I. - _ “111::
I
oriental Carpets and {Rugs
r
1 - . ' ‘ ‘
The queuim‘ at. 011011 “Kormnnshuhwhet-elite
“1 RugSi BMW ‘30111P11'_ famous tugs have been
titted, and really fillc mode for trinity years, lies‘ 1 " ‘
specimens are difiicult to ““1“””wgl‘mimm’a“ .
' Tl \ ' ‘ ‘ 1‘oulc- from Bagdnd to‘ "
Dionne-3 1910418 59" 'l‘ehernu tunidst rich posit-
urcs and fluids of wheat.
and barley.- Kornmnslmh "‘
still makes a.” vigbrous
show of trade, but its--
glut-1 has vii-ported. Its
"urea 11 walls. three lllllllh in
circuml'crouoe, are ins-(3"
ruins. and its meals are. :5': ‘
choked uith rubbish. Kcr- . _ ,
mnnshah is a plume. of the
past."
Sarouks, an Ispahanpt‘wa
or three exceptionally
good ‘Kemtnnshahs, which
are of desirable coloriugs.
and the one who §elcrts
from this group, at prurient;
prices, will make no mis— _
take. , _ I J
A small group of (‘hiuésc Rugs to rich gold and
'blue, shoWing the strange and cabalistic dosigns most ‘
intricately ‘i't‘o‘r on; will be of interest to those who love _
artistic rugs. 1
Oriental Rugs 1n practicttl and smaller Sizes out-‘5' '
hbrnce a few Moosuls, Shirv ans and Kazaks
. mt. Third {100111 E
4.431213.
= i
‘ ' I Curtains
There are molly artistic “and inexpenswe Strung,
and Madras now in stOck end it is wiSe to make early.- .
A certain happy relationship betWeen.
Windows and eta-thins 18 always pleasing.-
E.._ Third flobl‘.”
. wfimmw AL- -81'31-
1|1“‘«)' .
In“
Do not Forget the Kttchen
A Yellow Mixing Bowl is suggestlvo 013 good
things to eat. Old foehioned cooks made Wonder-fill
dtshos. . lit-111310115 cookies and doughnuts began their
exmtenoe m 11‘ yellow mixing bowl. ‘
' Fti'li'Fm a Set, V1, 2,3; 431111 5 qts.
smo
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