‘ cums
accoums
OPENED
New Summer DreSSes
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g; $5.95-to:$22.5o
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Talk of
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Pun-u “Dry”
Plank in Both Party Plot-
forms-Holcomb to Head
Republican Ticket
to the
elect that than is a little opposition
to Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb in vari-
' our sections of Comctlcut. due to
one won or mother. there is little
likelihood that the opposition will
meat in the state convention. it
I be ”nominated by the
on War Governor will be unnaitno
ly re-noaninsted. it would be politi-
1" cal lolly to pursue any other course.
is the consensus of political belief in
_. Republican circles.
The Stamford delegation will vote
solidly for Gov. Holcomb's renominv
, ation.
it is expected that, with the excep-
tion of Attorney-General George E.
Hinmln. the GIlll‘Q state ticket will
Republican
convention. Frank E. Hea‘ly or Wind-
sor Locks. Speaker of the last house,
will probably be Mr. Hinman’s suc-
cessor. the latter retiring in accord-
ance with the Republican custom Is
to tenure of this pace. There may
1. be some opposition to the mountains-
tlon oi Comptroller Morris C. Web-
ster.
The chances are the next
Senatorial nominee will be a Green-
Ginzhun Frocksin a lame number of smart designs; also Voiles. Semen ’
chance is that the nominee will
wich man. it is known that Frederv
tck W. Huxtord or Stamford. who oc-
cupied a place 0! prominence and im
tiuence on the Judiciary Committee
the senstortal nominee. Mr. "union!
has let it be. known that he does not
wish “to run for the omoo.‘ The
w.
9- Senator James R. Head or some oth-
1 City Court Room
noon, to name two delegates at large.
$15.95
_;_: . , TU
$39.95
‘ SKIRTS I
1‘ “Néw Smii‘Skiits
$1. 99
S8 50
was
- New summer Furs
S2. 49
$39. 95
Special New Showinlr of '
Bathinar Suits
$2.49
T0
$7.95
COATS
$39.95.
SWEATERS
$2,315 -‘
$25.00
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nerv in the Latest Crea-
tions at moderate prices.
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Tomorrow Saturday
'2 our present stock of Men’ s Suits will not be effected on account of prices beingb
. much higher for next season: Although we have nurchfied our clothing for next f all Q
.and winter and paid the advance price we do not intend to worry now. as we have.
n largo stock on hand and can afl'ord to offer it to you at prices lower than whole- 1
sale if we had to buy them today.
‘ . rrs UP to YOU to take advantage of this opportunity to save dollars. Titers 1
5‘ will be very slight changes' in styles for next season. not enough to be noticeable. so
you will be save in buyins asuitor two now even thoush: you may not need it till
‘1"fall.PlentIY of medium weights good for all year round wear.
DON’T HESITATE but come in and look over our prices and convince your-
1 self of what we are doing' or the way of values.
“TAN KUS”
OUTFITTER TO MEN AND BOYS
'5']: MAIN STREET .r_.:g
NORWALK
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His cohethue, two 9 years
$7.95
i or theJudiciary Committed. although
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8; on important feature of the coming
, 8 than .over before.
er Greenwich man. The local and
Greenwich delegates meet in the
here, snturddy
One «will be a Stanton! min. 9e oth-
et a Greenwich
Frederick xlnrd lg pretty
{be local Republi-
can candidates tot-I: Rtpmlllliva
ago, mas
Capt. Will’am ill. Md. now in the
serzvico it is unlikely that C‘opt.
lfioord will be renorninsted because
his service in the army would pre—
vent his attending to the duties as a
representative.
if Mr. iluxlord is tennminrtted and
reelected it is expected that he will
be in line for even a mow prominent
position in the next House He wonld
be one ot the most aperiencéd gnom-
hers. with {our terms as representa-
tive behind him. So tar as is Iimowu.
be hits no political encodes.“
lord friends 01,}! flord QIIpN'i that
it he returns to' t on». but will
be chosen either Speaker or chairman
Stom-
Faitiicld County has. in the past. re
‘ceitcd oontprtrattreiy few such horn
cm
The opposition that t-xistgd in some
circlts to 1 Henry Roraback (hail-
man of the Republican State Central
Committee. uppntcntly has disappear-
{9d, and be is pretty sure to be re-
.t‘lectt-d without opposition John T.
'Kinu. i‘niilieltl t‘ounty louder and
,Mr. Roraback. it is untlctstood lmvt'
that the prohibition question “ill be
state campnIign. 130th pnrtIlcs are
.cxpectetl to tackle the question in
their state conventnms and it would
plank in their platforms calling for
some further restriction of the brow
1‘ not be surprising if both inserted a
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11 ing and sale of intoxicating liquors.
,Thc Democratic party. it is believed.
in pretty certain to adopt such a
plan.
That the Prohibition party is pro.
on open secret. The, party is well
supplied w: th money and it is better
organized in Connecticut this year
VOTE ON DEBATE BILL TODAY.
WASHINGTON, June ill—Under
agreement to vote at four o'clock this
afternoon the Senate today resumed
consideration of the resolution odered
ing debate during the war. As the
Underwood resolution new stands. de-
bate by any Senator on a measure
would be restricted to one hour and a
half unless etension be’permitted by
I tion provides for but an hour’s debate.
LIME rtocK MAN‘APoLootzes
WINSTED. June 18. -—~A public apol-
ogy signed by Frank Boice. 0! Lime
Rook. Conn, to F: rst;Lleutentint Wal-
ter K. Stone, of Company M. Elev-
neth Bctbalion, Fitting Regiment. C. S.
C.. and to other ofllccrs and persons
unnamed. was printed yesterday by
a. local neWspaper. The apology is
made. {01 certain remarks criticisms
and comments made on June 1.1913,
and on previous Mansions. addressed
1“) mootenont Stone; and others. and
sincere tests: is expressed for these
acts. ln conclusion {Boles Says: “I
new pledge my
under all conditions. that may urine in
the mine.“ .
Bu} G§E
moat: avast.»
till Slim
or mild on rcqnu'.
"CINCINNATI, o. I
STAMFORD, Connecticut. June 14._'
Despite some political talk
'u expected that Connecticut's tom,
of the lost House. has no desire to be ‘
settled whatever didn‘t-noes existed
between them. .
in Stamford. it is expected
poring to make it hard campaign is
by Senator Underwood to incorporate ~
in the Senate rules a provision‘llmlb
a majority vote. The original rc'solu- . . ~
allegiance to thel lion deioszstcs being present from New and other follotVers of the late‘ Past-
United States and to her nines in and; Haven 3171480110”. New Lom- Hart-
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CIR D Ill Refill
(anti/Ml.
The Martin China from ILimoges,
fective border design in black and w
with running vine, French baskets fi
inet.
Haviland Pattern. Gray blue
",Grescent " white ground with
Blue and white Chelsea ware.
’ylfi
Not-y efiectivc and beautiful.
Gold Glass
This process makes for dura-
bility. Acid- etched, this term
means that the pattern is etched
“out on the glass with acid and it is
then filled with gold. The glass' is
{very clear and perfect. The “gold
borders are most effective, being
_ , in classic designs. One or two
= ‘l-pieoes' will add greatly to the to.-
' his. The pioces are for the most. . I
part fruit bowls, plates for various
uses, vases, candy jars, almond
....\Iscts and sugnrs and creams. An
iced tea set. with a large covered
juglias tall, straight tumblers with
1 .wide gold borders. In connection
with this display some remarka-
bly fine specimens of gold on-
(Attention
is extremely
season.
For little girls, 3, 4, .5 and 6 years
3 $2.95 $3.50 $4.50
Little pink and blue poplin
dresses for 4, 5 and 6 years, at $3.50
‘A variety of attractive little
Summer dresses in a varied assort¢
ment of onlors and combinations of
blue, pink and green,a also all white,
. $2.25 to $4.50
, , Bloomer Dresses, gingham and
g chambray, 2 to 6 years,
1 »; _ . M . twosome
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Second floor.
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TO DRAFT EVADERS
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IETl'lel. MAN ELECTED
Benjamin Perry Head's stale Order of1
. Good Samaritan. I
At the closing sessions at the ln- :Trcasurer Testifies to Bible Stusnu’
dependent Order of Good Samaritans . Work Among Objects».
and Daughters of Samaria, colored“ NEW YOR1{,June ll. -——'Ii‘hnt the
hold in the AM ALE Zion church Don lnt‘srnati‘onat Bible Students‘ " asse-
bury. it was voted to hold the some!» elation tarnished 1,§00 form afili
lion next year with Pride of Naugatuck davits to draft objectors seeking to
Valley lodge. oi Derby. Ten oi the; Ievnde service, was admitted by Wil-t
fourteen lodges ot thé order in site lion A Van Amburgh, its treasurer,
state were represented at the convcn- testifying today in the trial of himself
"‘ Rushed for alleged violation of the
lord, Waterbury. Derby. Stamford; 933101141118 act.
South Norwallt, Befliel‘anstnbury { Though he had testified that he
Benjamin Pott‘ybf 390191. was elect- and his associates conducted the or-I
01! 1111181111“ 0151961 (Or the coming gsnziation without. componsation on-
year: H. D. Kent-none: Ballots. was o‘epititor an allowance at 315 a modal
I'd-elected stand Mercury; W. 3 for expenses, Van Amburgh sold a
filler. of Bethel was elected mud} check lbr :2, rod paphbl'e to his account
Itreasurer, and E. M Brown, 0: New Irma the gift or a Wealthy member 011
Haven. was elected grand prel‘nt‘o.
no association.
Summer Gowns
group of charming ~ dresses of
Voile, Organdie and combinations
of Taffeta and Georgette. The price ‘
Pots for-F“ .
English Porcelains, black and ;
white, handles and border of green, ‘
overlaid with decorations of dah- '
1ias,chrysantl1enuuns and aster
Octagon" and straight shaped
vases for outdoor or indoor uS‘e.
. Erices consistent with the quality. .;
moor. run :4. ton “
“Wumtmh . van- o
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, ’ China of the Royal Kind
made especially for
The D. M. Read Company in an open stock pattern. Ef-
hite geometric blocks
lied with pink, blue,
green and yellow blossoms. Especially attractive are the
plates, bouillon cups, afterdinner coffees and salad bowls.
HogadIor, from the Crescent Pottciy in England A
very supetior grade made from a uondcti‘ully fine paste.
The quality of this china is apparent fiom the rematka-
bly clear whiteness. The decorations are cin red, blue and
gold. This is as fine a china as Doulton, Worcester or
Minton. The designs of the bowls, cups, tea plates, high
and low compotcs are what is termed antiqueEuglish. Itis
the kind ofchina that adorns any corner cupboard or cab~
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ground u ith floral
decorations m Gentian blue. Very effective cups, saucers
and plates, pretty for tea or dessert sets.
peach blossom deco-
rations, green handles and green rims.
Stock Pattern English Ware with bolder of black and
white stripes, overlaid with pink floral design. 1
Added to the familiar
bind pattern is a running line of black yvhich adds to its attractivenom. , .
r .
1r" Goalport China Plate for cake, tea cakes or sandwiches has design in
hlusters of large pink roses, five to the rim. It has heavy gold border dotted
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faith gilldi , at uls- . i.
1' 'Another. ate has wide Cobalt blue border, three floral medallions
'obpiod from vres. Sterling silver rims one inch wide circle these plates.
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$17.50
is directed to this
l‘l
moderate when qual-
’ ity of material and style are con- '
Sidered. This is an event which
.15 not cxpected to acct}? again this
Second floor.
Bathit‘ig Shoes ' ’ ' 3'
'A complete line has just arrived. 9,
There are many color combin‘a- i
tions, most attractive laced affairs, 2
.VIAJI- .
crusted china bowls and vases sandals and novelties which are I
i t - practical in the water and exceed- :y
' ' I ' . boots. to 1.50
I ‘ Mtddy Dresses 1”eg pletty $ I
Shoe Shop, I.
Main t‘loor. .
loWers and Plant!
$9.006"
Basement. 1
~Fred W. Rodison, another decomm.
identified several letters he had. writ.-
ten to folio“ on; of Russell lll‘Hlflfi’fiiPHl
“as consecreated Chriétians" so 1: list.
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Has been used for all ailments uses;
are caused by a disordered 8505.100?
and inactive liver, such as sick lune-i
ache, constipation, sour stomach nah -
vous indigestion, fermentation d”i«ti.t
palpitation of the heart caused by gas-.I
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gentle laxaytve, regulates digest»:
both in stomach and hatestimes, cleans
and sweetens the stomach nod M-
tary canal. stimulatesi the third!" to- or
creie the bile and. impurities from “*1
blood. Sold by Finland’s Drug Store. !
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