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, “$.13”.
~ as Mr. Hahcxty
’m 111081111 words.
1 Joseph It Taylor. Judge Wil-
F my. ladle New
{Edmund E. Prove, Represon
m 8. West, Joseph Roan 1833ch is 1111 (allows:
oeMov.Chicl of Police. Wil-1 1-
8. Wu; Horace Lewis. sums. one on printing and one on
.v Matt. Hurry Tarlox
Moi. Mnrcmiiam Miller. Dis-
motor. as A
We Philip Casteilano. (‘onsta
lilo Amide Nash Thatcher Blron.
slum Isms Land George Joyner.
and City Assessor William F. Hoyt
At the conclusion of the
. ‘nnly a pleasuie to be present to en-
10, the banquet but it was
waster pleasure to paeseni the guest
7 the evening with a. slight token of
hid-r Whip. The toastmaster then;
1, unsealed Mr. Flaherty with a hand
some leather covered easy chair. The
Mint made a happy 1espcnse and
mud his thanks tor the same in
The presentation was (chimed by.
those around the. (entire board. each
mm the virtues and loyalty of M11
m It '1 friend “These excelleht' .
W were interrupted by the ep1
'm a Mr. Morrisey,
- "..90mean.1.nbw
are wish ‘to can
"Minute. Rugs,
fits-1411mm. Window Shades, Stoves, Ranges, Housefumish-
‘m comprising the largest and most complete assortment
abs 11nd and at prices not to be equalled.
Cur-ken
intends 1:! ll:- Flu-l liar many at line leaders. the
they-moldm:1 dilutdrmltflll
mum-d 11. Denim: ‘h h unheard-r club W. :11-
the lone Balt- 1-
1m
Dis nomination to the standing cum’mn
tees
z. Restatement of conditions con-
earning payment of dues. Art Vi.
1 3. Omission of Article Vii concern
Walters. 1
1adn1ies10n of other clubs.
cinder? 4'
5. Reduction of the numhei of swu-
6. Such Ichanges in wording 11s
pf may be 1112:1113 necessary by these ad
'dltloilfl 01 11111-11011!
In View of the fact that these
He said it \1.15 ct .111 1nd is 1110 hummus and the
11 111111111 them would be a heavy or
a still noose c that this notice has been
*délaye. in pzinting. announcement is
hereby ade that at the annual meet
111$. unanimous consent will be asked
to suspend the lay-Law's led uiring
be sent to each member two weeks
before the meeting
Will members make a special effort
other ideae.
1pm.com are asked to send the attach-
ed’ slip to the secretory. ‘ -
amomber
our attention to our complete line of
wings. Draperies. Congoleum Rugs.
1' 1100 Dawn: 11111111131
Vpuls one ollhese Mcllorgall
Kitchen Cabinets in your
.home. The greatest labor
3 savingarliclc to be had.
' ' $18 to $35
Chiltoni'crs
in oak, mahogany,
walnut, white enamel, old ivory.
circasaian. ‘
' Dining Room
Suites
Complete sets in golden
oak. fumed oak. Jacobean
and mahogany finishes.
5348.00 .0 $175.00
for maintenance;
BABY CARRIAGES
In All Finishes
1812150 to 535.00
SUI-KISS
82.98 to £21. 00
aw ..
The committee on the remind of ‘
‘bf-‘iam proposes amendments whose
Addition of a committee on pm i
in: department membership and the
Discussion or fees and limits of
fiber“! Doulens int1oduced Edmund membership in ”‘9 junior (it’ll-111W!it 1
E. Crone. as tosstmaster. who. in a A” V111
dew monks of {elicitation expressed
his WHOM-1 pleasuie at being m”, «1111 meetings fiom twelve to eight.
out and dwelt on the benefit to be do
llifil from the getting together
"such a. body of loyal friends to my
respect to one of such sterling worth
imitten- notice or each amendment ml
to be present at the annual meeting
and brim smeétlons tor next years
work. “Talks on Current Events and
Household Monument have been ,1 ‘ ,
suggested. The boom! twill ”preclude ._ .;
Those who cannot be
”.1 1o! the geod folks of New Havoc, win-
...i 1:11:11; labored long to start this needed
. lainstllutlon.'1‘hé' amount nllowod is
1 ;. It it allowed $675,000. more than two
1
1
l
[tale and tailoring.
higher prices to“...
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false duplicated again
Silll Billllill lllllillll
(ll 33, 000, 000
(Continued on Page Two)
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1 1 The main aim of the sppmpriations
icommittoe this year was to help out
the great state institutions
kinds which care for/the 11001. the
needy and the “suffering There is
111. special appropriation {or a woman’ s
{reformatorm which will pleaso many
uding Professor Bailey of Yale. ‘wlzb
3.35. 000 for plant 11111153500 11 year
‘ New Washington Bridge. ‘
1 The committee has 1 been inost
illberal with the highway department.
years ago. exclusive of special work.
But the larger part at this extra. will?
so for hewmridges including flié p.
Milford.
under the terms of ihe law {1“
1 N0 telephone orders,
posed 9900.000 bridge over the Rom. '
tonic river between Stratiord and
1. A Sale of Tailored Suits
f for Friday and Saturday
Extraordinary Values
Nearly a hundred Tailored Satisfied from our own stock, a col-
lection distinguished by hifill firade materials, Serges, Gabardines,
. French Twills and Novelty Fabrics—all with evidences of superior
”1 Plain tailored, braid-bound and dressy models. Reduced from
$37.50
Dress Skirts
$5 00 very special
To Fight Plague.
, Hum tuhexculosis
ilhe stutc gels an increase. the addi-
1tion muounting, to 3111000311111 the
total to more than half a million
lConnecticut even now leads all the
” wrest of the states in its care at tuber-
- culosis patients.
1 The new motor vehicle department
starts on with an appropriation of
1$152,254 for two years; or $6,164
of all; more than it cost for two years under |
the old way. But this department will
turn hack to the state something like
two millioiie in the next two yours. all
to go on the highways. in fact, in
two years cennecticut will spend over
four million «on the highways. 01 more
“sunny othw department in the
am
There are large additional expendlv
lures for the agricultural department.
Connecticut is going to develop its
sources in this direction. The Con
neetlbdt- college will get $40,000 more
(or the two years. and to meet omen.
.g'enolea it my spend $148. 500 more.
, The Connecticut experimental moon
:to set; ”BAND 1.:- two younger
354000 more than two years ago.
‘ Glyn Habit-issuan-
acacia! Maiden-11M” has been
Town to the hocplihlo- in email»: ad.
11110511 of tron 01000 to $3001) 0
mar each. The total Mental opi-
“Miriam is “00.300; an advance or
$83.00 tor two years.
None credited.
snnatorium in.
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4.": .
.1, 3i
11"” K mixed assorlimont, broken lines of sizes, this season’ 9 styles not
‘1‘ 1»
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Second floor. “is
.l .
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superior courts whifih
molded by the judiciary committee.
The present salaries are 371.500 11
year each.
13' .1
.“wide, blue and white,
The judiciary committee,
Al‘u' A-.. .
rhinestones, imitation ru-g
bxes and sapphires, gt.
10,15u1d25cu. ,3
Fur Blue and
White Rooms
shalom
full “:1“
ROUGH PONGEE
A stylish lebm I
hid {lit- n .1 iall‘jl'! litus‘il l‘l‘ligld 1.," Us .3"
“331.3th ‘ 1'! tt'u§ ‘11 ll M Ill“: 1 11 111 15111-11 - 0 «Mb
“mi madam auih amt mil 1-. 11; 1:11.11 Il1‘111;~lwl \lsu
1' 1-. “kph-1| lnl‘ an} 3.1 _' 1 .1111. a. '11, 1- u: 11-1"
. flight" and 13111111". 11‘ ' .1 .1 :11. 111111111}, I
Oyster white
T111 1110; 'r, at '.
1 f.-
hatural ruler. $.85 .
bid was, special a
Purine. '
Dress 11m (l5 Swell-ill. 11111111 flour.
Patriotic _ Girdles
Decorations 1’" T 0 dress up ln.’ The 1
Enameled B l 0“, application of any stun- 1
red, white and blue, the 11mg girdle changesacos- ‘
French Tricolor. tome. Effects in Chinese,
sum”, is the red enamel, imitation ;
formlof U. 5. flags. Jade, 01“ 1801111 Wm.” :1
Flu , 11 t l'th and oddly linked chains ,
39““! 5° “’1 of silver and gilt. ,1.
Prices from $3.00 to
$12.00
Jewelry Section. main floor.
13,: An lrremlihly Funny
'lednese Coven. . ””1“,” B (ll KBDonlr. 1. :7
30 ,29 etc “ m c." It will emu:- .
W inches 50 ct: up any depressed soul. 1h}
.. 45 79 m Bindle had phiIOSophic idem: '
. 54 3100 One might not always 113m}:
Scenes with him but would find
18 x 54 inches. 29 ct. entertainin. ‘ Women
- save Mr ndle “women
in M $3.00. ‘ all right if you can keep’
- from marryln’ yer.’ ~ "
.7 .Sflydnru. , $1 35 ,‘1
for Windows, $2.00. . . .. . 1
:1 Toweiinfi, inches Good to send to a con— 1
‘1;
I
can be used in many at- ,
tractive ways.
29 etc. :1 yard.
Napkins, 12-inch,
60 ch. :1 doz.
Third floor.
‘ The Potato.
Once'we were scornful of
these humble esculcnt roots,
but as they have suddenly
leaped into the class of luxur-
ies, scientific men have writ-
ten 11 book,1md the potato
grower may learn the differ-
ent kinds, 1111 about soils, cul-
tivnticn and diseases of pets.-
toes. .1"
.1 $1.50.
, 19:
-..a’.—
.
l
were recon»;
HATTERS‘ IN resurmo. 1 '
13qu
valesccnt.
.11.
The Belgian Cook Book. 1
Before the war Belgium
housewives were renowned!
through all Europe for the:
good tables they spread and1
also for their saving habits. 1
This book contains a collec-
tion of characteristic and 15'-
original recipes showing 11071.1
economy and good living may, .
go hand in hand. It w1ll ens.
lighten New England cooklt
hunting forl“sOmotl1ing dif-
ferent. ” .
$1 00 ‘1 .
“Lucucllus whom frugality could 1 .
“1'“ l
Ate cronsted turnips at his '
1 Sabine farm." .1
Jews
h‘
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MORE OF “MIKE HALLAS"
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Movement Interests National Officers-1‘115‘1RillM Name 1‘ 93"” “‘1‘” and
voted to .make them $9,000 a year;
each The total appropriation for
two yenrs tor justices and Judges. in-
ccurta, is $340 00 for two years.
The moderate cost to Connection
ct (such departments as worhmon's
compensation and public utilities is
disclosed in the appmpriations of
$86. 500 for the first and 816.000 tor
the second '
Educatitn Well cured For. ,
he department or education comes
second to highways in the extent of
appropriations with $2, 3911100 for two
Hears; considerable increase over
the previous tlro years.
. The fairer-able report on the main
budget bill was made to. the senate:
and the measure goes to the table .tor
calendar and printing. The highway
appropriations measures were report-
ed to the house end will also be
printed. it is expected that the mess-
urea will be ready for action some
day next week. . , _
PAYS TAX Al-IEAD OF TIME.
triotlo Ammo“ With a fortune irrel-
one of “4.000.000 has paid his in-
come six weeks in advance, thereby triots or the trade as could be e‘xhect Arthur.
‘ The tax ed at this time at the year which is MW wane-1o morning on the
more!“ known in the trnde I) "be- 9: 08 o’clock train a. he had a ticket
The dead muons tor hm m Namath. The does! no-
interest.
W mama-
them M
1President Scully and Secretary-
cludinr‘l those of the common clean,treasui~-e1 Martin Lawlor, ol the Unit
tled Hatters, who were in Dunbury yes 1”
terdoy in couneotion with business at
fairs of the organization. exp1eSSed.
themselves as being highly interested1far
in
the soil” movement on the part of
local batters.
of Organization.
l
the participation in the "back to
Reports that the em-
he said was his home
He Once Lived in Danbury.
DANBUPX, April 27. -—Now the po-
!iice of Bridgeport .are holding for 11
youth who told the Norwalk police"
I'Tuesday night that he was “Mike Hai—
1115 ," of Danbury. and who was given
money sufficient to pay his railroad
are from Norwalk to this city. which-
The Bridge- .
port police are looking for the boy.
not because he has: committed any:
91°?” 0’ some ‘3‘ the Danbury W310 crime. but they wish to locate him : ,
ries would 30°“ be busy plying ’11“? and return him to his home do that
hoe, have gone lo the 1181'.th dlsmctfi'éity from which he departed mun)”
to: New Jersey and already 111111.18 a the consent of his parents some time
All: movement in that district on the Tuesday
:zpert of the Jersey batters to 11111111311111
1,,
The boys correct name is David
whatnocal batters are doing in the’ Arthur, and 1“, 10mm), lived in m.
matter- of greatei food production.
1bury,a message from the Bridgeport
“It'd the 'same line 0111 spirit on the “1011er 11111401111 police at midnight
part of the batters.” said Mr. deioa. stated last night His parents live at
, “in commenting on the action or local 461 Hollister avenue; and desire that.
‘ shop crews to plant corn and pole» 119 return home.
toes. 1 1.1
NEW YORK. Am1-31‘;—somo pa- *
They resided on
{David streetdn this city some months
According to the national omccrs. ago.
betting is on ms in the other dis-l The police have out located young
tom ms."
Amenity he arrived in .
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