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'lnwetirefor we have the
,, ,. that will gladden your
‘ _, ‘We’ve talked on this line
the days of our youth
most of the time we've
close to the- truth. We
dds this way and
a, ajingle to herald our
to the married or single.
give .
laying with Oak Flooring.
3 is prosy at best and we
it but right our words ~
sound cheery and
”end bright. They are
,m, which we all like to
m—and what better music
who cold is acute than the
_ le or coal as it runs down
' the'chute? ,,
Every House-
without a. hardwood floor can be increased 1n value by re-
RVERY HOUSE OWNER
' can better afl'ord hardwood flooring than carpets—hoods less
in the beginning and lasts as long as the house.
, EVERY WOMAN . 2
wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—Jess dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance Of any room.
. Back of our-re'commeadation ofour OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character
The Hatch e Bailey co.
11 storage? .
33 Wroad Avenue and 1
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FOR THE" WINTER.
$5 00 per month
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.
GOODYEAR TIRES
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Franklin Street
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This Week’s Specials
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John B. Risko
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE“
0 Orders '3 No Deliveries
1" ROUND STEAK .................................. 29. lb.
:4 smLOIN STEAK ...... . ...... . ................... 29c lb.
{1‘ ,ronrnnnousn STEAK .......................... 291: 'lb.
1 4, roan errors .................................... 35¢ 11».
4:4 rumpus-ens ......... _ .. .................... 25c lb.
3 4 BOLOGNA ..-:; .................................. 25c lb.
PRESSEDHAM.........../ ....................... 25°11».
.!§ HOMEMADE LIvnawcnsr ..................... sac lb.
4 noun—MADE SAUSAGE ....................... 25c lb.
g PLATE BEEF ......................... .......... 4151: lb.
4 HOME-MADEHEADCEEBBE ............ ,..........-283olb.
.: CHOPPED MEAT .- ............................ 231: lb.
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'41: 2 tea declared that
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AROUSED BY 3 '3
WAR CONTRACTSE
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Supporters of the measure urged [119:
necessity of settling the .laims 3.11114
disposing of the contracts on an equit- ,
able basis as early as possible to pen;
mit the return to many industries to;
a peace basis; to save the added bur 1
den of compound interest on pending:
claims and to take advantage of the}
present acessibility of the oilioers who 1
made the contracts and who soon will
be demobilized and unavailable
many cases as witnesses“
2 Plan for Ad]u3'etment 3
House urged the
claims he left to a commission, partic-
ular objection being raised to the pro.
nasal to permit oflicers and omcials
of the “'ar Department who had ob-
ligated the Government through
tion of’them.
Representative .1. Hampton Moore
(Pa) announced he .wouldolfer an
amendment for 'angressional super-
vision over the adjustment processes.
"I doubt seriously whether the War
ment." declared M12. Campbell in ,advo.
eating that the adjustment be referred
to 'a special commission. "The Depart
ment has not shown itself possessed oi
fthe business ability, the wisdom nor
the Judgment to transact his business
alien's- They have spent more money
and got less for it than. any record
1shown in history. The truth of the
gmatter is that the Secretary of War
has failed to measure up to the
standard set for him by President Wil-
son, who said of him ‘heis the most
4emcient of public servants I have ev-
, or known: The War Department has
got the Government into a mess. and
. now wants Congress to pull them out
They made a mess of everything.
They failed to get munitions for the
:4American lighting forces. though prior
110 the time we entered the war We
‘41}were furnishing munitions to other
1Powers. Gen. Pershing has reported
phat, he had to. obtain guns and muni-
failure is a reflection upon the War
erican business men.
Pay Holdup Shown
“in every hospital along the coasts
continued MT.Can1pbell. alter refer:
333}ery for paying soldiers on time, for '
disbursing allotments to dependents
‘and to general ineniciency, "there are
:soldiers who have been without pay4
for months end their relatives are un-
4'l‘here is great anxiety; to pay con-
3tractms who have money tied up
army contracts for
anxiety to lnake good with the men'
who gave their limbs and offered their
lives for America."
defending
«whopartment
.Chalrman P011 or .t‘ho Rules Commit-
lhe early settle-
, many curses
-la necessary before the return 01 bus
the course of tho W
3ment of these claims in
3 COMPLIMENTARY .f
1 APPOINTMENTS
FOR DEMOCRATS
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Governor Holcombllgl ,bettn wea-
(her for this inauguration than he did3
at his previous ones. nndmuch better
than many executives .in the past
twenty years. Falling snow, and
slush under toot yesterday morning
made 'moet. of the legislators remark
that it was weather running true to
lnnuguratlon [OI-m. But when the
lime came for the (mvernor's Foot
“Guards to form the escort of the gov
ernor and party to the capitl, the tell
3pcratu1e had risen the storm had
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30¢ lb 13.46.. 4-26 6.26.: 6r:w~mmm A” ,4”... concerns to a ”a", bum,
Denny's con MILK, 13 I333 “333 33 3::— 33—3
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Von-announce 4 Schultze 3 Friday Fish Specmls
33 '3 “mm" ' sTEAK rumor ..... - lb
6mm: ammo» .......... ...::.:.:.:::::::.::::::::: Rn:
BACON....400alb. FANCYSIELI‘.......... ...... 2 .................. 2504:.
2.2230933m-“m‘c'” BosTonnLonsmiiliiiiiiIiifiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiifi an: ‘
. ,4 anm........... ......... . ...... . ....... 1ec2'1b.
~ Emma ................. ‘2 ........ 1 «it.
A STULL FINNAN HADDIae ........................ 22c lb.
. Cottage Street Schullze’s Senilai'y Mll‘hels
1 NORWALK. soon
E33513. Norwaik 2 United States License No. 17.”. NORWALK
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can x M“:
you to dress in acrordance with
lure. Adds to your co3m-
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4%?“ tile day long. Prevents colds
, ,you want to know 11.; tern-
., 3011 went exact, not approxi-
vmwledge: therefore
£08 THE w ATERTOWN 33%").
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The Best Groceries
.1 , At . Low Prices
.4- 4 1 National or Sunshine Grecian. . . . .. . .80 and its pkg.
f! . 44 Walter Baker’ I or Huyler' 8 Cocoa, can .................. 19c
2 .1“ 2 2”" Swift 3 Pure Leaf lard, purl ........ 2 ................ 33c
4 1 . 1 Nucoa Nut Oleo, the world’ a. best, lb. ................... 35c
4 , ‘ ‘ 3 lbs. Quaker Rolled Oats for .......................... 20c
4.44- 2 Campbell's-Soups, all kinds, can ...................... 10c
4 4 4f 4': , 1 Instant Postum; ........................... 23c and 39c can
:4 44 , , 4 1‘ 4 . Eldora Brand Peas (Early June), can ................... 16c. .
'e-~1"\,3~ ,. 4 4 4 Kravenmore Brand Corn, per can ...................... 16c
4 A Fnendatihe Window H Aunt Jemima’ 3 Pan Cake Flour, pkg. ................. 15c
ApodVImdow nemomdfl en. Try our Teas and Cofi‘ees You will be more than pleased
with them. ‘
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‘5 and ‘15 Washington St.
Phone 1405.
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file labors.
tire Ollii'CS and the comptroller's
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‘ branches
ceased and before the gOvernor had
finished his message the
ehinln'g brightly. 4 an
For the first time the governor
rode in a cloud automobile bearing
state flags. All staK ofilcers were in
their dress khaki uniforms and most
or them had a red star on the sleeve.
The Foot
Guards were .in grenadlér dress, with
service great coats. the first com-
pany being in'3blue andthc second in
sun “8
khaki. The picturesque, shakes and
bearskin bats were also worn
The street parade had all its old
time brilliancy. and the gathcxing in
the Capitol was representative of the
state’s social and political life.
Organisation of the Legislature had
been so expedited that it was ready £01
a joint conventmn when «the cover-1101
arrived. There was little delay and‘;
the governor had taken his oath from 3
Chief Justice Prentice and had con-1
tluded his message by 3: 15 p. m. an;
:exceptionally early hou'r. Lieutenant-1
'Govemor Vi-‘ilson took his oath from:
the chic! justice in the 111esence oi}
the Senate as soon as he reached the}
Capitol. As Chief Justice Pienticc 1
will be 1etired for age next year, this1
“as the last occasion on which he will‘,
give tlm oath to the state 0111'.ch
After dissolution of
sembly each branch quickly ended}
Luncheons in the cxecu 1
de- 1
paltment followed. Last night the‘
inaugural ball, omitted ten years ago
was the medium {01 resumption 01‘ so .
mini activities :15 :1 p.111 01 the legislayl
3111.39 session. 3 1
The Republicans. in o1ganizing b01111
a'axe nothing to the Demo-1
crate, except complimentary appoint 1
ments on various ommnittpns: of 119:1
ficx’tion on business between both3
houses 012 in waiting upon the state of-
ficers. The Senate refused to change
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its rules to provide a place for one!
Democratic senator on each commit-
tee except that on appropriations The
clerks in each bran
es
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1114
Representative Campbell,1
several members on both sides of the
settlemnt of the
in-
formal contracts to make final disposi- ’
Department should make this adjust- .
'Department rather than upon the Am- ,-
ln13
materials whiclz3
came too late to do any good, but 1101
the joint as '4 .
wh had served ,
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FASHION ABLE FURS
"All of the Mnfi's and Neck Pieces at a 20 per
cent. discount. Every piece guaranteed.
i V 331' Sale
Began this morning and already those, who know
'and appreciate the quality of merchandise that we
carry are already taking prompt -advantage of the
many big bargains offered.
EASONABLE SUITS
All of the medium and winter weights.
Reduced 25 per cent.
All
Of prevailm' ' g2 styles.
are $5.00 to $30.00. 2
CORRECTCOATS
Every one marked downso that present prices
DAINTY SERGE DRESSES
Of all wool material, in latest shades. Mark .3-
dou’n to $15.00.
on. the bargain table.
WAISTS REDUCED
Dainty models of silk, crepe de china and
"on from much contractors. The 34 Georgette in many colors and black. See them
N EMO CORSETS
The famous selflredueing kind. $5.00 models
TlO‘V $2 00-—$3.00.
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Men’s Suede Heavy Lined Gloves ............................... : .....
Automobile Drivine: Gloves
Boys’ Knit Gloves ......
Boys’ Mackinaw Gloves and Mittens .................................... 591
Wonderful Values in Gloves
590. 79c. 31:01}
$2.512
$2.25——$2.75
3 .................... 4 ...... 500. 59c
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H. W. Hildreth Oi
named House chap
g -L.
(haplain and Rev.
Cromwell, will be
lain next week.
Aside from the recommendations in.
the governor's meseege. interest was
shown in the anticipated immediate
receipt from the governor Of the fed 1
1eral prohibition amendment and in
3the state prohibition and woman sulf-
rage amendments wh.ch passed the
House last session and come up {01
The Senate was called to order by
Secretary of State Perry who swore
in tho members. except Mr Hurley
of Waterbury. «I14
Senator Klett nominated Mr. Ken 2
ealy for Clerk and Mr. Kopplemen ol-
lfered the name of Mayor Joseph F
Dutton. Of Bristol. as the Democratic
Candidate. Mr.Keneal1 was elected
23 to 9 He called for nominations for
a president pro tem. The choice of
Senator Hen-id was by party vote. as
before. in his acceptance speech he
asked all to drop personal ambitions
and political prejudices and labor on
ly for the good of the state.
in the afternoon Lieut. -Govern01
Vt'ilson was sworn into olllce. He pre
sented to Senator Delaney a cut glass
electrolier on behalf or the Senator-’2
constituents in the Seventh Voti 113
l’isirict in Bridgeport.
When question of adoption of
33011011 in both houses this session.
the
1917 rules came up, Senator Heinen- Henry J» POtlH‘» resigned.
.way offered a resolution calling 1’01 ~—————
, minority representation by adding one,“
Democratic Senator to all committees,
save that on appropriations. This
was (lei‘eaicd. Senator Ilemcnway
drew another resolution 'of similar im-
port, and spoke for it. but this was re-
jected, 20 to 9. Senator McDonald
voting with the Democrats. The 1917
1ules were adopted.
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Avoid
influenza
Rx having 101112 system in good
rendition, “fake I innnine as a
preventative. This wellknown
lemcdy restmes vitalih and
builds up the system to a full
health standard. ‘:
Linonine should always be taken at3
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tilt: LHEL Sigri I33): 01 Cfl’dgh Gr \ 3- “I, 3‘. it:
overcomes the cause and removes thei
Best remedy known for bronfi
' anger.
wrhilis.
All Brnccists~ 6110 and $1.20:
8,2... rLAX-srra 4.
who?“ 3",
3111)" back and. side.
and I truthfully
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Boys’ Heavy Knit Mittens -.. ...... . ........... .. 59¢:
The GOve122n01 nominate 1133“ ”Hum M. DR3Y AMENDNIENT IS
nnltbie, of Granby. to be a Supt-1101
Court judge for eight years. 1
The House members Were called 104
order by Frank E. Heals, Speak” m 4
the last session '
Mr Vi’elsh was elected Spcakm uith ‘
180 votes to 60 £01
Democrat. Mr. “'ulsh spoke briefly I‘ll!“
urged a short session.
The House cleaned up its pr-elimin K9344“.
ary business by concurring with the 1104111934394
Senate in oiliclnlly ratifying the clec «mm-
(Continued From Psi _e One)
PASSED IN 22 STATEN
‘ day“ s session appointed this executive
John 0.1}cary.,cemmittee to take change at the on.-
u.-orgc C Dampsey, Boston: Julius
New York: H. M. Naylon,
(1901 go F3. Dietetic. Cinch:
Samuel \Voolner, Peoria; Goons:
tion of Governor Holcomb. Donne. St. Paul, and Marion Tnylu.
Governor Holcomb’s Recess Appoinb Louisville.
ments 3 l The committee will mm? hero moi.
Governor Holcomb informed the log 4Tuesday,
islatul'c of his recess nppointnn- his. to‘
fill vacancies created either by deaths 1
or resignations. These include 1119:”
~-— Son: incl ‘.'.
.111'3A13l:~.L n “1112:: u1~
following: Bernard E Higgins, judgcf"
at Torrington, \lce \\ alter Holcomb 2-—
reeixned; 'James R. Edlin. judge at ES
Middletown, vice “’esley lT Pearne. on§UTO SUPIELAIB OLINE
deceased; N. Howard Bren er, of East
Hartford, member of the state Board BIUYGLES VULCANIZING
of Agriculture; Holcomb R. Howard "
county comm‘ssioncr for Tolland vice A' MODNE
John C. W'ightman. resigned: Fx'ank‘ Phone 957”2
E. Blakeman deceased: Alvan TV. 70 North mm Stu 30- N°N3
Hyde, of Hartford, trustee of the (‘on 4
necticut Hospital for the Insane to
fill a vacancy; Bernard M. Donnelly.
of Thompson to be trustee oi the
Connecticut School for Bms.
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—-—Sen1 inel Want Ads
FULL LINE or BEST QUAL.
"im‘ ITY MEATS, POULTRY, GRO-
CERIEs AND FRESH VEGE—
dera. ‘4'1‘ABLES.
WAS RESTLESS AT N'GHT 1H0me-madc Sausage ..... 38c 10.
msuffwers 4mm “an”. 4mm)“, ,_,.__ Heinz s Sauer Kraut ..... 10c E‘b.
perience bailiachc.1hmmmlic pains
aches in joinlx and 111115: ins and oihe' ,3
torturous afilirtions. E. \l'. Kilt, it
F. I). 2. Box: {1, Shorters, Ala; “'1'ite' 3C. D.” Charnok
{'1 used Foley Kidney Pills :11: I we“
so restless overnight with pains 1113
They dill 11w ,‘LOOU
say Foley Kidney
Pills is the Illedicine for kidney trou-
ble. Siillsonl‘oweli CO1poration.
IELEPHONE 583.2
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Are your 3,valuables papers and secuiities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
" vide you With one for the snmll sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Se. 'ings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
2 Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
The: City National Bank
“MEMW 2637.2.‘4. ‘.
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