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01” A8 PRESIDINI
0f WiiIIIII’S I30III6I1
3ch I Cunnit' ea Finds Too Much; ‘
SIIIIIIIS fill
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arson; After Testifyirg
1 blue, in navy
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patterns.
.11 )nucual accident occurred 111‘ “Bushes; 'WCMIHBM,"
lit-.1 Danbui‘y county court house just! 1 \
ft the common pleas court took "' ' '
a at one o‘clock yesterday after- NEW ~.J‘UU’EN ii 19 The re
1 when Sarah JG. Emerson. 01‘. tirement 0‘ Dr Fre eerlck H. Sykes
slit. who “1 suing the city W as presidlnt or the Connecticut Col ,
W ogre for Women at New London was
1111mm for S2. 000 damages because
i! “Juries. rccclved in falling overdo announced beret late Vesicflialr'w (oi-1, ,
Ire plus an a’ sidewalk of not no. ““3? 3 132611118: or the bouii‘ or ' 1’
" m meaning stops In the in- “13.33935 0‘ “19 Mum The mism- ' -
r of the court house. it was be 1‘10“ or Dr 53'1“” “‘8 demanded by I1
W at first that the woman, who is the ““5199“ last January, but he re I '
_. I: a 1m” 0t “‘31 was badly fused to give it and the matter had 1
been in an cctiib‘f‘ state until to 1
9311M.I1wyers and oou’r‘t {nttond
Aid.» 111111 min It
aims mm to bor- id and strum ‘Y can ecidcd ilwhs
8‘ viblalned, to declare m1 Mice 1,,»
ro‘ ms to secure ‘a physician but 1
one couidghe located. The woman pm ‘9‘“ “cam '1 Was also an-
nounced that Dr. Sykes had declined
as finally removed to the office of 1 1
‘ LStratton. where it was found a pmfesW'fimi’ "16151111311111 at the col-
lege and that n c mmlttee nan been1
alto was suffering from shock
i; donned severe iniurles. “will“! ‘0 select a now president.
i! It! This action foilothrl presentation. ‘
no mo was on the witness 1
during practically the entire 0‘ the ”39°“ 0‘ a SDOCIBI committee-I
' unpainted; some um.) ago to give a?
_ session of the court, testify 1
“the accident in Nor-walk haw-111mm; 3° Dr-Sykc13 and to Io 01:10:11
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‘Bha underwent the ordeal of e ”m” “MANOR and make 11.:
mcm examination by the at recorunrendnrions to the tiustoea. I
3'5 consenting the cut! or Nor FT‘” ”W" “me" W38 Nomi-111.;
fountl that the notion of tho nus
liens in mixing Dr Sykén to resign!
was Justified and recommended IlIIrtI
Ilro be deposed I
1 ‘Prcsidcnt Sykcs's adinlnlnrrflation.‘
says the report .In recommending III-I
Iriiruunni showed an: lr buslnoss'
lIrconIpciency as to maitc it desirable
aha mitt-rated her direct
without: change and made
1 1 t witnbsa. Wiron court re
gas ”bouillon she started to learn
1 of; to lake lunch at a local
“ “Mom in rmw Ir‘nnncr on
scans of the stairs and pitch
' “i fall down W‘Vf‘" or “M“ 11h 1 I.
he IIEI'I landing of the night 3‘ ’9 ““3"“-
1 Harrison custodian of the Tire (ommfttce “Bimini“ W the
rule hurried to assist the ”"3”“ ‘0 lrcnr 33“““3 hide 01’ “19
a he with the lawyers Ini’i‘u‘y “3‘81“”! 0f formIr Governor
helped Mr EnII-rson to bar Sirncou 1“ ilnldwin and E D ROI)-
191' was to on to the court 11binq 0‘ pr Haven-MM “088 Ed-
\\ nrd L. Smith of Hartford Th e
waiting room, whom she grad» I 1 35 I:
bottomed "hoI composure. The 11111211 and M” S' 1" Williams of ‘1‘
1 , _ (rinsionbury and 3.! '21 M -
1 strum in question .is stoop 11 i - 1 “’5’ 14’9”
o woman‘s osmnn from serious ”a“ 0‘ Hartford, wow named "' Ihe Odern
1. “11111111311“ 1“ “1""th :specinl committee to secure a new
1 maroon shes the (“11 11' ~11. 1 president i'°or the college
ilm- to M0 in (omrwnsation for' l
inn-loo abs reunited when nim1
.- “from“ niuw in the. siricwniu.
, t of 38 Osborne avenue, East. MIDDLETOWN. April like-The
81.011 Novembr'r 17 1914 l' i" :bnsebail game scheduled between
1341 in it": complaint that. ”101 . 1
if was wall-zip" :Ilnnz Osbomoi {ficsleyan “M New York University
*amI mm shot (all ovnr the Inna; he” refitfl'day. was cancelled because
high II, is. allogml. rho citv of of the sudden 'ed nth yesterday after-
Prrscriia
Remember the special
Subscription offer. The
Home Needlework is now
combined with the Pris-
PROF. CONN'S DEATH
CANCELS BALL GAME
nth. hmi noolinenllv allowed In noon of Protessor Herbert W. Conn for,
onverol Inches above the Sill-10f Wesleyan .
so! the sidewalk in I'mnI or as 0 Five months at 45 cu.
stroct it is claimed that
was any tool from the curb
tn the direct. path of 111211111111
t is i‘urthm clsimod thatth
expended $260 for mcdical‘v
d attondance and that she so!
odnsidorable nervous sh ock as
tumor physical injuries.
obs were introduced in court
“In location the pipe plug;
.' to new subscribe}:
Pattern Mimi “13'4“ °~"‘
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Figured, Striped or Dotted Fonlards this season are ex—
tremely attractive.
A notably good collection in black and white dotted
'cilla, and there is an offer '
A Friend In Need
15 the Fred; at summer SIIQ I - I »
A Foulard Frock 13 really an institution in every- 1
woman ’s wardrobe. It serves for somany occasions, social
affairs, business or traveling, provided one selects the right
cplor-s tir patterns, in fact-it is a general utility trock in
warm weather.
was lady and Judy O’Gi‘ady both wear it, the for me I
having a new one each scason, the latter wearing hers for
several seasons, thus proving
It rs no respeéter of persons. for the Col-
its economy. . I
1 The, effects in medium shades of gold,
and Copenhagen,-golden brown, etc.
40 inches wide, $2.00, spotproof.
'Fancy Strim’l‘afictas, 1n bean-
tiful color effects. Black and white,
navy, old blue and gold with white, ...
white with black, bla k with/old
'biué, navy and gold, vy and ceI-I 1
lists Roman stripes and Shepherd"-
checks.
Jaws”. A 1 :"_i
36 Inches wrde, $1. 50 to $2. 00.
°Chency’ s Fancy Silks for lin—
lugs and trimmings. 1
39 metres wide, $2. 00.
Milli? “our.
cost.
Pink Coral
Bends," graduated
strings. ,
CobochonEImnA gs and
sleevelinks. ' '
F Inga- Rings, carved
heads in taglios;
Brooches, surrounded
with pearls and brilliants.
'Ridtciiou‘ciripcc in
111211: 21121011 white ”at, $1.25.
A “Richelieu Hose
seems to be“ a favorite
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styletlirgis Spring to wear Silver mane“ Chains
,with pumps. with11111 pendant set with
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Main 1floor. M
_ Jewelry Section}
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.4 From-son's to monv occuplch
w New patterns in Figural Huck.
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"“Haibands for
‘ihe new shades gold,
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The New Linen Shop
Every day elegant new Donut patterns zppea}on
the dismay tables. Today agreat garland of roses with‘
ihorned stems and rich leaves. Yesterday grapes in
~festoons—and before that oak leaves and acorns.
From.$5.’00 up. ’ ° ‘1
’i‘hese linens are 2 joy to any housekeeper.
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od.‘ ""2 .
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Crashes by the yard.
Embroidery Cash from lreiaud 21nd Russia, 18
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to _"I inch 5 will;
Third floor.
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Marcelia’s ,
’lha Underwea‘i that is different. The women
who like to wear few garments approve Marcella styles 1
as a Marcella combination "will serve fora three Sepa-
rate pieces, drawers, corset cover and short petlicoai.
Soccnd floor.
Special Sale of Filer Lace
Friday, April 20
Filer Lace seems to be" the frvoriie this year.
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' is used so generally on all wasp clothes for women
and children, and proves so satisfactory that it meets:
with quick 1favur.An 'Issorhnenlrs‘udln showing
1:1ll the widths finalisation and edge-. Practical {or
collars. shirt waists and lingerie dresses. "
‘1 6'. 5, and 10 Cts a Yard An esotwini attraction.
Main Floor. 1 .1}:
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Come early.
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1‘ Little Romaq‘Tics
for shirt waists. ’
Strips and storms III-d
numberlc‘ss things, and-
ing in a Queer little knot.
Elegant quality,
15 and .25 etc. 1
Main floor. I
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“’ ‘Giris
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A large assortment in "
blue, gray, green, black
and white, 1
25 and 50 ctr.
Brooches 50 cts . '
Good Designs. ‘ 1 »
A Circle of boWknot Hatbands for
twined with a serpent 1 1
bearing a ruby In his flat 11 ,I Kiddies
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head1.1 Heavy ribbon, old blue, I f
' A Heart with an emec 1111 old rose, and royal blue. 1 ' "
31111111112231.1312: n and a few, . Japanese and Persian-
A pc 111 f 11111 Is 1 ribbons of gay brightness, ‘1
me o r I W1 1
joined with black cnamei.1A d :5 “1:118 1 $1 _ .
1 n v ry l _ ,
_ amigrrpins of colored en- plied y 1111 1:11 1 11,
' l” t" Jewelry Soctlon. At the Ribbon Section, I
.I; “£251: T; 1111111 ‘ ‘ _11_~':5'%1 I-.11
5.1-: ‘2'”
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11 the morning session.
no is being heard betcha
Scott and a jury.
multimillion III stI
Don't Stay Ichdachy, eon-tipltod,
Sick, wrrs‘ Breath Bad and .i
’ Stomach Sour -
Get It meant box nowI ~
You men and women who can’ t get‘
feeling right—who have headache.
coated tongue bad, taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bil-
ions, nervous and upset, bothered with
a sick. sassy, disordered stomach, or
have a bad cold.
n began work today with, Are you kccping your bowels clean
at the oillce of the Farm with Casca'reta. or merely forcing a
New 81k. His task will be passageway every law days with salts,
and develop tho chm_1bathortlc pills or costar oil? '
mt patriotic gardening‘ Baccarat. was]; while‘ you sleep;
.. out the county and mi cleanse the stomach. remove the sour. by the any? "vrhlle
keep in touch with lldomdlgentcd,‘ terménung {nod and foul our; and: would ruin
mats; take the ex’cééts bile from the I. ' 1 "
liver and carry out orthc system att' .
the constipated waste matter and poi- A
1 1 son in the bowels. ‘
111-1111191111 l8.¥-F!I,nk A- Cascaret tonight
1 31853.0“ was dined you out by‘ morning—~11 til-cent box
from any drug store will hoop yo
,iiy Jurist! We 1" m swoon sweet. liver and bow
ItmuIrued‘ from First Page) _
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M; Johnson, a graduate rot '
chucetts Agricultural Col-
‘torythree. years principal of
n high school, hasbeen
111y1 the Executive Committee
Myra“ to take charge of
and, girls’ clubs and other
it An the county.
a tour through the ngley factory“
saw one of th achincs: in icfi
} tno- blade- ,1!
on I'MSULTING FLAG.
Woodie to the. ofilcc 1
Hire general om'ce‘ work is taken c
and
is used in sawing steel and iron I Fug mod. fibril are". several iiien en-
While a Sentinel reporter mutating 313.9,! m making pious of the mo.-
w, itself was about
Macs: and hardest steel was placed
on top at the mature in commits:
themmertbatalogotwoodllput
thirty 10;. lotions; come to the :main departmentrof the
moon, forthcbeatgcncnud
“‘m wrapping moi
It is here tha our understand them.
of. The billiugc rk also has a sum the saw itself: lt is about 26 inches to
room partition if. He attends to
the shipping of the goods and sees
,that consignments received are corn-
1-plete. _
I .To the left of the ethos in the for 1
' not {he rectory is the draft-
nlso made. The body or the machine
is very heiwy and ranges from 1000
to 3,090 pounds in weight.
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shines in this room. The first is the.
pinning machine. This is used to
month off rough steel and cut down:
rods of the some material. It is a;
wonderful sight. to see this machine
he chines. This Work is complicated
Easiness is necdml. exhaust
must be perfect or the saw will not
work. It- will thus be seen that the
drifting room is one of the most: im-
portant séctldns‘ of the factory .
'..Loavin51tlw droning room we next
Tone shaves wood smooth. 10‘
This is used in making round rods ot1'
tool smaller in diameter; ' 1
1, shop. It is the assembling room.
although called assembling room. .
is in: this department that thy smnOi.
ill or parts of the saw are made
course the large ports must be A? ,
2191mm and brought here. in rim ‘
Minis will be done away with;. and 1111"
holé' ’ do in tit?
r cogs. Numerous or those
11' the building at thuflisiey saw. All)
ices are turned out by it. and it 151
very laminating progress
:hinc is amnion tiling ‘
o bore miles ln' the "
ghastly Fri
.otion
the
re are aboirt forty men employ-
but in I Is very sea"
actor! by waymt the iminj door, you languagen so that the ayerage maroon cases are also turned out here
The main There is little doubt, but what. the
art of the machine, of course, is Bigi'éy Machine Company will prove
in diameter. although other sizes are gives employment to a large number?
which will be increased as time goes
on. It’s product In a standard .one mayor of Conan, founder of the Baldv
Norwalk should Well be proud of the
There are several interesting inn-.1313“ concern.
FOBCIBLE ENTRANCE IN CAPITAL
wasnrscron. 21er III—Capitol
'ut through thé- metal. like a hand Wu
The tube machine is interesting. Aft
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rue Gleason Cutter": 3 rather 1...... we a timed Grammatiou said 110 Inductee and other buildings In this
wlicotod stair, is used in the making room were missing. and_ senator be was assisted by three women, who
on used Swanson; the acting chairman of the. saw the 1,“ng and m; Mme wok,-
committee. said there was no mutt-180m won, though in it John 1'0“ his.
dential intonhstion in the room.
.Tii' door was badly splintered and hangs
mono has seen 11 machine in in... n was forced. Tl‘he mgr. at‘
mother
and 0: Congress are not in session has Home at Noroton Heights who are
The répoflgi' u boon mode unusually dimcuit. An In- able to. do gardening work, are obtain-
the chic! reason vesti on has 1188111111'
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BALDH1EAD OLIJB1’8 LEADER
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be great benefit to Norwalk. It
I WINSTED, April 20 .——Johu Rode-
head club of America, Is now more ' . .1
bald than avg-.1 John was always an
advocate oi the clean-up‘idea, and in
furthering it Tuesday afternoon, set 1 1
fire to the grass near his home The, 1.‘
wind drove the tire in directions dif- ‘ ,
discovered today that. the door icrent tbcn‘Jobn had planned and al- I ‘
the Senate Committee on Naval most before he was aware of ..it be ‘,
had been tor-clad during the had to fall to and play the role of tire-
Clarke in the committee roofiman to prevent the flames reaching
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eyebrows and a generous part of his '
1véTaRAne.oo1No THEIR am
Entrance m. the houses Some or human or the aoIdIéI-a'
1mg permission to use from land in the ,
‘Ivlcintty of th‘ Horn ‘ ' Th? Hm '
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