the chief ”to
which became the presiding oflicer.
more no designated chief
.hutlntheeeastitatioaolmd
tens tPalms juice“: was eman—
Whmmuhoflhchis
erhe'shall arriveaatheace
and was this
later: that removed ’ior Justice
' h. the bench in 1810. hit
was aiterward elected Goveruor
the State {or two terms. Chic!
Prentice anointed Ior a term
light years in 1913, will retire in
because at the age limit. His
will be appointed neat
sole-taint. First com Judas.
m Saltonstall. or New Lindon.
senor of the State horn‘ 1108 to
was the first chidiodce. having
Wu in 111,! and '13. The
year it was Nathan Gold, 01 Fair-
, . who was the Deputy Governor of
State. flee came William Pitkin
-. Kai-gm. afdlg'udce Gold again in
old. was then chlei judge it 'go
,ioilowe'd by Jonathan Law. of
‘ . . for sixteen years.
"Inger Wolcotl. of Windsor. was
sauce irons 1741 to 1750. Thorn
Mb. 0! Norwalk. galleried [or tour
a_ span 0‘ twelve ea tuna Joan
Trumbull oi lo .‘tb‘r three
Natthow Griswold. roi -.*byne
chief judge from 176! «to 1784.
n the Senate was made the high
Under that arrangement De-
Governor Samuel' Huntington oi
loam a year. and Richard Law.
New laden. for tom years. The
in“! from 1189 to 1703 was
. . es Dyer. oi Windham. then tor
years the other was held by An-
. - Adams. of Litchtleld. Jesse Root.
Hurtful-d. served team 1798 to 1807.
' the judges of the Superior Court
. : idc the high tribunal.
The chief judge of this body was
. lion ilk Mitchell. oi Wcthersileid.
o. prs'sidad ior seven yonrh. Tapping
the ter- chiei justice began to
widely Ind-10mm Swift, of
of the Superior Court.“
First Justice was Hesnir.
Stephen Titus Reamer. oi Riddle-
was the first chief justice oi the
M conrt of Errors under the
. at constitution oi the State.be
.. 1888. when he was succeeded by
id huett. oi New Haven. for a
. Chic! Janice Titus was Grand
roftheGrandLodge. F. and A.
. oi 1gt'l‘nuegticut from May.1_798. to
Ms Scott Williams of Hartford.
thirteen years. and than the
~ went: to Samuel Church. who
ed away over on the New York
‘ border in Litchfield county—in
» Seven years later Henry
3 int i".
3703
rs. Judge Pithn akain’ presidde
, - .ol liltchfieid, was. the preieido -.
b, ,jnllo tor a year. and about that .
... u, w”. the dost ol’ the chic! .'
I his term in 1819, and serving '
- . Judge huott as chic! jnav
fl
... Waite. of Luis. was chosen.
, insist. wuusm Lucius s ‘ oi
Ila-led
Charles B. Andrews. oi. Litcliileld. lore Hing
when David Torr-n
atom which issued: in 1M7 3 James P. ’ms at West illrt- l C
Simon 1-; Baldwin. «2' New Haven. lord. has loft”: unlim- or years been designated as auchwi-up to 1558. pro-
then served three years. and was sue- the reported?“ the liniireme hurt. sided over by resident judges
needed for three room by the late and Wei. Writ. oi Earths-d. union was oust-resin! M U" 3"-
' spent. Bail. dhidaotherewaolerk CMsaithelo-nariertionrt
. Chic! Justice Samuel 0. Pm serior Coot-t are exeliolo clerks at but the Superiorcaart isnsta
t’ce. o! larttord. taken his term in thelumneCunoIIlnr-srorth'eir court; itigasm
ms. Thus the court has had only M- rgspectzve‘ market. in bet or?! is“)!
" 'temoillcae the muons the “flawed
”whammouamin"mf ,’ '
pisses—8a New flavors. ' MW
mm and WW “I by m .
Intiudioisldist‘r’i‘ctfimwuieste. ,
teen in its hundred years.
a to ~.
Meadowfiroolt" Suits
"I‘DMOitnilorinchsshsde
EMWWI‘B 151mm:-
negsbudinnhairline stripes and mannish
m: :5 haufitully lined, depending on line
“Mfumd'nfiuehvestfie. ,
. $37.50 up
_. Lingerie ’
~ rapt-in sin: Imperial
These conceals are of a rich and heavy
Japanese Silk Imperial, of such an deceit
unahty‘ that it is used by the royal women of Ja-
'poii. 'Grados representing 6, 7, and- 10M.
’“ Gowns in flesh pink silk, hand embroidered
in graceful designs of morning glory, cherry
blosscnns and butterflies.
“-75- 53-75. $10M to $18.50.
. GownsinwhiteolBléMulg very ricliix
Jcmbroiderodat A.” ,. $13.50.
:3: Petticoats, dosh pink, 10 M, ii... fiounoc cin-
Broldorod' in morning glory design.
Ask toseo these lovely garments. ,
miuaaoosud~
Books for the Soldier Boys
’ Books. purchased for our soldiers in will
mil be delivered to them free of charge when
‘depoutcdherabutnotwhod ammoniu-
'dividual. You may buy your book and it will be
wrapped and sent to chill without extra charge
lo yen. 'Also if you have finished reading a book"
'at home and it is is coed condition you may wrap- ‘
if and bring lilo the booksocilon at Road’s dud
it'willbeforwardodtotmyMpfroeofchsrge
“' £311 xicrmwm Book Moi. main floor.
soon at so ci’s.
«fl. Crevled' ’ ”mmmdu.j
an,” the 1033* Frances Ntnuno Greene.
vnu W - . ‘ M53 M '
”Suck! olmfl :wll- W W
“Chin or the rims-0" 3- 1 ,m
w. . ‘; James Oliver cerweed.
ed and o" Inn-rm WM
., mm' as - Booth Tarkington.
' «in raw We! Con“:
mgtmvf . ‘1‘. : Wm. M m0.
w. 1w 3' . ‘ Inn-Wm
' ‘Alle and humor
”Bunker Bean " 7"
’ “Short! NeCabo”
E “Side steam: with Short!“
l “The Trail of the‘ Louesonie also”
‘- “The Bee" .
.. "no witlibut .vnnr' ,
’Jo‘au Thunder” ~ . , ..._ .:
“I 1 lane-‘11
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I‘m 186! and threurh the war ore of New Haven. motivated no... the iii... distiict ;mm 3,. counties in: the court house where the 8d- .
or 1810.10el Hinman. or Waterbury. iranhs o! muse dubs-soy. to his or New anon ”a rail-acid.
was the incumbent. Thomas neldon seat on the bench; Chiei Pren
Butler. of Norwaik. served lrrnn than tlce aid that”
luntil 1818. Omen Sierra Seymour. of Albert 1‘.-
Litohleld. presided tor a year and ai- George W. ,Wliaele’m for Bria-Dori: clerks and certified to notaries' seals “in! lo"
ter him John Duane Park. oi’ Normch. and Ilium A: “my,
“why, hem judges. 87.300
",3. This IS Opening Week
Show of Styles in Appdnel
Summer Gowns of Silk
Thorc' 1s a great number of modest and sim-
littleidresscs, combinations of taffeta and
sill or. Georgette and Crepe do Chino.
be most practical for summer, all ‘
M copies of imported styles, ‘
otFrcndh Fonlard' 1n navy with large coin spots
in wliilcl? ‘ This has a blouse of pearl gray Georg-
‘ cite, hand embroidered and hand beaded.
A‘hupe Crepe do China with it fancy
Georgette vest, hand beaded 1n old blue and gray.
Model 111 old rose and white tafieia, a sports
dress of unique style and with pockets. Very at-
.“ Gm"Wtrlmmodwithbonds, vestcc
W‘ and pan ,, of cloth of silver.
" ' .‘BlusMetmthevceiecbeiug a
Chinese embroidery on which is a gold . '
sod sued moon. This frock has the
paulcrdrrangemmt at the hips which is .vcry
suggestive of a bustle.
«42“
Thinking of White Frocks
"’ The medium and rather heavy cloths 10!
tailored skirts and business dresses as well as
the filmy gossam fabrics for real steamer
washer. '
Voila. iii-I‘ll)". figures and cross bar ofiects
forty ‘mehcs wide, .
25, 39, fl, 8’ sin. ‘0 $1.“
.Vollos, stripe and crossbar patterns only, thirty-
six inches wide, . . 50 cis.
licensed Batiste, _
forty-five inches, 45, 55 and 75 cts.
thirty-eight inches, 29 cts.
Tarantulle, a combination of batistc and min-
sook, every fine quality material, most ao-
ccptablc for lingerie, forty inches wide, '59 cts.
Japanuo lsinsook, very sheer, thirty-eight
, int-3:38 wide, ’ 45 till.
Long Cloth, tbrcc qualities, thirty-six inches, .
22, 29 and 32 cts.
Fancy .‘l'klrtings in wide variety, all thirty-six ' g
‘. inches, 59,65,85.¢lsnnd8100
Herceriud Poplins,
thirty-six inches wide, 50 and 65 cts.
twenty-seven inches, 39 and 45 sis.
011 the third floor.
Color in Hosiery _ .
. For Women. Italian Silk, phantom stripes“
which are in exquisite shades of silver, gold, ‘
maize and pink, as well as black and white. Ex- '
ccedingly refined and dainty. $2.00 a pair.
om: 8tockingn with colored clockings, black
with white, white with self and white with gay
colors. , . $1. 85
Silk Stockings, lislc tops, curvox splicing onf
solos which make for good wearing quality, black
and white only. These are the “Lily" of France’? '
and special at, , $1.50
‘ A special in Silk Stockings, Cordovan, taupe,
smoke and battleship gray, 3., :i... $1.35‘
Fibre Silks' 1n the following colors,
Chartreuse,
Rose,
Gold,
Mignonette,
Pearl my. .
Dark brown, /
. me.
.White with coin spots and geomet: 1c
figures 1n colors. . 58 ole.
69 etc. a pair.
‘ ..,‘ a “A“ -. ‘ “I M
riorCourtiseeteH
Coat-non Pleas Courts.”
t is lnterestin .
in this connection. i s ablishnient .0! the
'8 W— ,to note that Superior Court clerks
'0! (m. have been main!!! called county 0039‘! .W M.- lilflll ID bull
d'reat counties the
0! Killinsly and credentials as such. but it "8m 1“" ““3“" l°
—-were all new be not until 1111 that the comma relieve 'th' Witt}
issue general as- enacted a statute wh'cl: states that ,
wbohnboenoovormoitaesutemsiywuanmmtwmanksorihosmicwmaomniy some and
m we ‘to 1m was chosen cam higher-belch; rho-ooze of theclilei momma.
Justice in 1889. a 02 served to last justice in arm and utilise mediate purpose a: animation.
In the Days at County Courts
lion. These/are as
comm: clerks‘ioillzu mmMflaflufl
Emcee; m
min. as “it judves.
alternate with the cm! and criminal
N‘ ddlases. 'i‘olland
Windham ooh-tics have no Courts of
- ‘Pless.
; Mission! rams.
Willie. aged 17 nears. records with
overwhelming importsnce the matter
,toolonzartoosherthnt must he theothers.
cut with matlnllnatioal accuracy so;
he sits. An over-abundance oi
material at this point would be a mil—£2533}
saves oi embarrassment to: ll! hm“
W andWiliia'swlshesai-etohe
« .. m - freeirolnheam
otthetaiiorin determining them- ’
« .. .. W.“°-....:: .. sarcasm s1
lie'a trousers has been .aad
. . to
fasten assisted. by w“ w. ' '
Hm
I‘m .
“M
NEW ~“CALENDAR sameness»?
3 inanewcaleadarthehtesareearn
riedooanclsothatuweshsarevia-
this at a time and the Home:
‘ tor any week
of the set and length at his trousers. m We “Slim
Fashion decrees that they Ilia]! not be tired to new more Mir than
thithehottomdthecamcnt will; mawthielentAd. .
mmloshouthisauhleatjust the
21': {flog 235133.? Headaches .
amass-dumhaawi-ih’
bison. ,.
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