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I your gym nLlrseed (ill.
You obtain greatest dumbflit‘y. and cover-
positively.good that it is knewn as the
“Master Paint.". It‘s produced by one
group of dealers located in vcrions towns
in the U. 8.
Thu plan qu always 3“me
improve thmquality and doomed the
cot: to 1211 a
when the best of Other. huh gradupointc cost you
L W PalntWe roady- {chose m will cost
fl ”"0"-
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Lint-en? ...
Blnuse 5’?"
",1- or pure Irish handkerchict
linen in alrwhite made with deep
collar but: arranged so as to be
worn either high or low'neck.‘ It
is beautifully. hemstitched ~ on 1
- front..collar and cuffs and‘trim-
- modwith pea’rl buttons, '
. A blouse that is serviceable,
- for the heme or for sports wean. 1
Allsizes. An unusual value.
dug—.po‘wer. The La” PA‘INT is so i
flanges: a ‘
In his statement to me Congas; “3"?
or “mom said that he was sorry“
thst Mr. Hatch was not present as hei
We M m 3.9 we “P with’
hmmmmnym and:
Wimmum 53610144
. (wired for 6M1“ 6* memnnwnerewuonecmw! V
mailetter MM wlmm bring to «
his‘ attention. He requested the City
.‘Cleik to read 3 portion oi moletter n
f
A Combination‘mf Home
"W hen in regular order the bill 1133
Taken up, The mayor of this city also
, spoke for ' The. amendment.“ butane-re-
rained from speaking about the refer-
endum clause as voiod by the council
in; his suggestion“;
Mayor lloz'strom- stated {her Mr
Hatch was confused , and that the
"measure was kept 51 parole frcmiitho'
Iclrurlor revising. Hovallcged than he
Ihad milled on thesermensures nndh‘wd. ‘1
epoken on ihe Calf Pasture bill. The
.mayor stared lhzu attire hearing- Mr.
:Hatch. alter rho hill had been spoken
‘on by Judge Walsh and Illt‘ chairman.
of ”11- (‘cmmitlco m1 Borough: l‘ad
.‘dlrul if :1 x'wft-I‘clx1lun1 was attached 10
Thu micron-o, had jump. 1 up and asked
him if 1111,; bill lmdu’l ohminc'd lhe up.
or; w] i!‘ 1l1 "orumil “llll Hi; undol
5' audio, v 11111 'lsm unis-{11111 :1 ref-1'.-
l
T-Icnr‘ur- 11!: :31' -d 11 it 2
“Mr. Hindi is; quite correct." said
Illlt' moxnr “Personally, i do not want
LI& M SEMiUPAsETE FAQ“? andé‘ u refereidum. ll would compel the. ‘1
gclty of \‘oxu'nlk to contribute to tho
hospital. It was undorslood that more
“as to he a referendum”. 1
The-runyor said that this bill was
;not a pari or the Charter hill, but was
presented by Iho lliospiml Board. He
factory management and sold by only we Iclnims that .111- was absolutely and
grossly misrepresented. He also do.
lclnred on city recordu correcl in every
sense of the w.ord lie. slated 1th he
[did not svcond tho subsiltulg hill nor
lune unyllrinu lo d1 nitlr such a hill.
Al'icr Mayor llnrrdrcm had cloaed
his 1:111:11: ‘l Ci'y ('lt‘l‘k Ste I on
Do'kus jumped up and said, ““1 Hatch
Win a liar lilo nmlomrnts are (also and
lmulirioun. You can kick T‘neout if
yo mink that I faked the recount"
During ilmenrly mart of yesterday
afternoon, Mayor Hamtrom demanded
an apology for that letter from Mnl
Hr‘r-n in rho presence of two Minoan.
'on. city Clerk Stephen 0011115 and De-1
1-1—
;:‘Couucll last night. lhere is no douth
but that‘hoth sides of the argument
1
' I' notion was taken
_ he favored tth‘e single track {imposi-
-. I“, tion on the idea that the track which
. 1. was removed should be put on the end
'1 or the line and thusb ‘ o! erfice tothe
‘ people at Gran-bury
Robert I.N London agreed with Mr
locllveJSargunt IThomcn ‘Hunt. The
apology was .rofused. , Although the
matter wwaa not touchcduponI by the?
will be thoroughly All‘t‘d before settled, 9.
Pole Location Petltlon Hearing. 5
A hearing on the relochon of poles
.on East avenue, Willow to Fort street
in the Third District was held .lnstI
night. J. ll. Potter. reprcscniirlgrthe
Connecticut Company. spoke in favor: -
ot5ncccpllng tho layout. .He expldlned
poles and so do nuay Willi a large
:number of poles r; Nobody. with the ex-lsl'
caption of Selectman Philip E. FleldJ-
ing, oblociod lo the layout. and“ he did
not object strenuously so long as the
rights- of the Easi NdrwalkElectric:
plant-11 or c not interfered with Mayor'
Harslrom then declared the hearing;
closed The Council tlyn voted to no.
cent the layout as it was ,
Newtown Avenue Hearing. {I
1 A hearing was held last night on the
petition of the Co‘unccticut Company
flour a. double truck (in Newtown ave
one to 11 single track. Mr Potter
‘snoke in {mm or the petition as on
the; grounds that it was necessary, from'
an economic point oi! view. Council-
man Edgar G Murphy warned the
“Eouncll that in granting the petition
that the city would have to hei‘ve some
18000 yards on this street and that it
’ would cost nearly $6 100. William H.
,I McMahon objected to the city granting
" the petition. John F. McMahon was
' « another speaker 0:1. the pehiiqm llndlwimém 1r, Tammnnrattcmvy for me- Charles H; Wells Idccribed the wretch- Webb asking. the "city to“ accept
{Second District had been called, out of, ed conditions which exist at one place 'Thnmes avenue W913 {rammed .10 the-
1tcwn and lhat Ihc papers would have and urged that the paving bow “carried Highway mmmttee
moon: mc .13! only mr uni: rcoscz.‘ . . - around the corner to McKinley street.»
Mr hon.-. The hearing then: closed )1
Heard from the Floor. f. 'V
Attorney John Dwyer. appearing (or
from. K! ooh, waged favorable action“-
on the nbatcmcntI or taxes or £11
‘ den estate, . ,
tho plan was 10 have a joint line 01“"
Councilmunx ’I‘lo hearin". on the. widening nnd
finding or South Main street was re-'.
Specnfly Desrgned Garments Madame, the Nemo.vCor_set" ’ ‘ "I
1, form men 1, V ; Individual styles
'1." TWM m osfiablpshed. {'13th first that 1 First, in regard to Nemo Corsets, anv riiodel of
A?“ mfimennnnp be ammmfly flhteddc all WW1. Nemo does not suit just any woman. The model man
may m .1110 (lemma for large (11-95595 Sllitsh . be selected With care and fitted by on. (’Syel’t m “I .
wfistn‘ and «8915th reason he increased so greatly setiere Lioxgire conifort and health, than Istyle. Each —'
during “the past mg Was that a separate section Ncmo hue itnspceralIfoatm'cs and there is one forum
has been set aside to fliHPlay memorials prepcrly. number “Dock-Resting; " I‘m. - ~ 11.411 not sound unord- .
This newewillbéwelconle toany unmanwho has mg? Th” "”3““ ”WM.‘ W" "VW- 21"?! ll fi‘ll’ll‘fl‘”
despairodbfsfindihg suit. dress, waist or root to fit horn. . “W1 "”"V’lh W‘f" 3“ ”W WW -
Let be; remember that at Road’s 3" 3' WWW” Shimllg 3minummunnuimiumnmzmumuuummnmm
for her-pfuall‘smll- garmvui s. E
, -- Neomoeéf‘RednangBodrRm ..
Tailored Suits Hindsomeu. Dresses E unsunlfw 11101331 Noam mugs
. . E 1... 1 e- u
or Men 1 Wcawergo 0f W’orlma “few 2 ”Wriwrémvié'fie 13mm.
plain m- n inunul u ith Meteor‘und suit ’lufmIta. E Resfimlnvention. It is designed locu-
broid,uda1ptcd in stout - all (ll‘b‘llllled t” {-31% .. the'stoutwoman‘who has backaches.
figures. Sinus to 54,.fit . lcugtllqud “11 appear— Itsupportsandreducesatoo-heavy ab-
guaranteedy . 31100 UL SlCllllt‘l'llESS, dmen whille-ingingcomfort by sup!
$27.50, 33511133750, I $20.00, "395.00.331.00 porting the tired muscles of the back.
11;. $451” ‘ and up ‘ No. dos-for women of full figure and
nvercgc height. New fonn of Salt-Reducing
Straps give firm, wpport and positive flesh-
: reduction. Light. but strong Low top. Fine
: 3 coutil; um 22 teas—44.00.
.. We have no assurance that we can
' , .sellanyNemoCorscts after this month
7., at present prices. A general advance
1 seems inevitable. for the Nemo makers
Stylish Coats, ’ Walsts
" Plain and Fancy
Lawns in endless assort-
ment,
$1.,00 $1.50, $195 and
Sizes to 54
0f Serge and Bolivia'-
Gloth, lined to the waist.
Black and navv blue '
only, . t -' 1 $295 . will mind-n quality.
. $255” 0': ' 1:31;, 2' Crepe do cm“ and Innummnumummulmmlmumumuuumumummmummnuuuum
Wool Velour tongold, Georgetmsr With deep . . l ' ‘
“30k and na’vy blue, 0011033 embroidered and . The Windows, are the Eyes
special models, beaded. ,, f Ho 6 ,
$35.“) and $37.50 Exclusive models in 0 1a u e ;
Bolivia. Cloth, plum, . gray, Burgundy, flesh ~ And ever) one. known that attractive and picosonh “
801d ““1 “rookie” lined H and White eves make an attractive and pleasant face. All'househ :
.. $60 .00 , . 8mm. flour. {1‘- . keepers are interested in
.QvIeralls. , Ladies 1 .-
Have you seen the demonstration? Do the over—
'alls not, look adaptable for any kind of. hcuocWOrk, gnr— I
darling, or that aid in.times of trouble? ‘ I
Khaki for military work,
Gm for housework,
White Duck for.g01f..or tennis,
$2.00 "and $3.00 _I
1 'Oomennd see. I, -,,,..,.. Second floor,
Linen Section ' . 1 ' ' .~ on: .. f » jI .
Now pleasantly located on the third floor' in ideal 3 I . ' - I - - . ‘
surroundings ’l “ HomevCraft Lace Curtains
Damasks, Napkin, Towels, Crashes and small «i _ By the yard for casement curtains of any required‘
plain-Dnens may be selected herein quiet case. .1 I}, I length I 29 ctfl to $1. 50
Dress Linennn all fashionable colors, white and. .3 7 By the pair, . I I .32. 50 to $750.. 1‘
bySter gray. 1mm Moi-f": ‘ ‘ Th1” 30°“
nominee 1 w momma
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_.._._. ”ML—MM.» ,, ' ’l‘lré petition of Vincenso Clnqndw - ,
h'l‘he m: mer of the extension of 0911- by askith if the pavement was to be eted from the unapproprinted revenue
cord street came up. but owing .to thecarrled mound Guider’s corner. He ot- the B‘lftl’fli‘asing Distict and placed about a lien on his properly for taxes r
ayton pav- uhich the city alleges are (11113;va
1d wast toihe credit of the Row
fact that the deeu or me p.cp..\.cs was told that the original ea. ,0 was referred to Corporation Council.
was not ready to he transferred to the do one but the layout oi! the Con- lng account.
city 110 action you taken. Ccmmur noctlcut Company would have to be ' Iwmmunmflbm
sinner. Ha :‘l‘crtl explained that Judge changed in order to do it Captain. A communication from Gagging 1M
lie” did not own (Referred to
" Board of Asseslsorg.
Councilman Murphy. agreed- with the A 1““an from 30111141 L'Homm“ ' The petition of John Keogh relnlch
'above gentleman and said that this
prbject- undid be carried out in time. “‘1
nA petition from the” Connecticut -Frsnk .B.’ Robertson or Osborn oval
D Rosa's“ the ordinance re. .
Lockwood reported 1hal. it would he 3801389
impossible to issue bonds for the world 9”de the salary or a patrolman was 3
nothing .was done ab t the matter. changed 3° ”3'“- $3 a d.“ is a“? pay °f
Andrew 81ch petitioned on have, -
liens placed on his property removed“; I
The liens were placed on his proportion
for taxes on a house which he cluigrs‘ ‘
9M I,
1.1II
dléll relative in members on COW ““3“ to abatement on taxes on the estate. of .
Ie was referred to the committee Jmes p; Ryder; W35 referred to the ,
. h er, . .
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ICCrnpany. 10- “1513“ a turnout on El"- nue, wished to obtain a sr‘hnli strip or '
fey avenue was referred to the High land from the city in payment ,or' ‘_
way department... 1 ~ ' which he would. make improvements in...” ,
Postmaste Andrew «any asked an officer 3" ‘ ‘ ‘ l A communication of 1=C0|ebllm and ImeI gmflIe’ ridawalk etc *Relevred to
special constables.
"L“ Ideolr'fd The Council votedrto, HallowI
(cumin 6 onhixth we)
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