WEDNESDAY. 33.12.1919
NEW SPRING STYLES
of
CROFU’I‘ a KNAPP HATS
CLOSED
ALL DAY
LINCOLN DAY
FEB. 12
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AT-HI"
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street.
South Nominal:
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z(Ciiy News
"II. In “ELI; .:-'lmols of the city are;
In: ”May in the obscrumnw of Lin l
I-ln'.» llirlhIluy. )
.\ hnunI'En": lmlny boy :u‘riH'Il in 1h";
Illlll-il‘llilld 111' Mr. and Mrs. Slk‘llhl‘ll:
.I-nnyI-l. of ii :I'l‘iIIIIIIlL'I- I)lll('t‘. lusts
.'.'lll Mother and I-hild are doing,1
.Il'l ly. Tim hair;
1.1—1 llluilxliI';
II l‘l" Inn Liulnln lluy,
about :lII-
l'ouml on Ilw,
l';Il lII'I' is
”1:121 to in-
llII l .e'.:‘. ll llII""-‘Il.k'll.1rln» l‘l. HIIVl.1
Mid ll. Miilvr .ltlfil'llll Tuflmm
4pI-IIII-I' A'Ynur- :‘llll anltlin \.f
to rI-pI'I-s'vm. IhI' h‘oulh .\'oI'-'
:11. llivv bnnquI-t o!
..l llli'P"(i
‘I'll-llll :II'I-
Null-L ’l‘IIIsl I'ompuny
.31. ('(Illlll'liil'll? lIIInlI'r‘Is Association}
11 the Hub-l Tull. .\'¢‘\'{ llzn'I-n. this;
"~.'I-lllllL‘I.
\\'I~lI'o'.11I- Strung: Lodz: Sons III'
II vulm' lll'T“ 311:: ‘
Int-II ('Vl'llll‘" :1. communal,
(‘uliIIn from 1h:- l‘. ,-\ \.
‘lzizz . of lrilnin rllillnfi lllll l1:~
~.\ IIIIIII luff
lwld Hy.
’illll I-I-roivcd
l'lllltl PI‘I'siIlIIIII
.‘s‘t. “boring
I
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' -' Ii‘filtilil ‘. l' 5! in llII- ‘01 "l .
IOdL'I' (In l~‘Ii-‘.;r11u1'_\' 25th. .‘l sprviu',
ping-1.11.. '.I-i11u nuanced 2111' Ill"~
wVI-III -':-i ,I lull :lvnalnnI-I- is I'I'IIIII~.~'I-
Ni. 1
(Illlll'lI-s Brand. \\';ll(‘ll main-r. jowr-l-l
of “'ashington slrr‘ol,
'IIIs lII-I-n in I'm- l‘nited States about;
«awn yr‘a‘rs and in business in this'
--ity over six yours. He. appeared 110-:
now tho SupI-rior Court. at Bridgeport:
I'I'-sII-I'Il:1y. before Judge Greene. and'
was: admitted to full citizenship. huv-g
7n“: passed his examination sulisi'm-X
-1' and IIpIiciun,
nl‘il)‘.
h'~-'V—_.—M- l
\ l1! 1'31; \-:I:~lII'-iI‘Il\r".’:1roIlIIIjIIIliIu‘
-~-1'v (ommitlm' oi 1h: (lent-ml .‘tsso-III- ’
II'; in Hartford yt'r'tm'duv I111 thv II'~I1-
IuIirms nnpnirilinr: NIhmniuh (‘mIIlI-I-
':ml (lounge ll.
.11.. Norwall; I'll);
.IppoiixtmI-nts. llH' jlllllfé-H inning; muIlI-
(Iflli'llzl push.
‘x'osburgli 11.5 judo: .~. (11‘ -
I'Iiurl. llnllt :I‘.I~ r“-
~-11‘.i1'.i:lv records In :lmit'
NO on:
~ nmPIIEH-I- :Is :I
I'tllllt'dl'f‘ll bI-i'tvrr- the,
lfitlll>l IlII-iI' I'I-zlppoinl-
:I'Ill'. .nIl .-. I:I\'I:1".eb!«~ roporl. was.
‘Ide' 3:: tl‘Ir-ir lII-llull' to tho ”III: II- to-
my.
:iorIFl.
:3? I MN on :7:
(g: 1m TH :1“: Si
’ iniivd Prom Fin: inn-I I
llw lII'..‘,-‘ Illy ;.IIIIIl.-‘I HKUI‘I' \Vlin l‘illl
II l...: '»-.:IiI~Il lo .201 smull I'liztwy-
I-r .- iris: bill \\1~\ll‘l(l(nl\
< .2 l; '..|ll. Illll' IS. ,
(I. I uzsv Ii: bigl ml of tip Ila} i~.
.. ~...‘!el'.l'\"lubui."11I:11'.:li: (l"\'ll
-. l IIz-Ii; .13' that. ll Iis enterprising and
o: ganizulion beg: 111 111: oh- l
21mm» of the day before it wus [ur-
ly .Ippi'ou'd us :1 legal holiday.
. :‘IlI-s reveal that ill" uci making
rI-mivztiurl
72'l"'l('
II; Il.I.- stale holidays was no:
- '. until April 29th. 1:37. \'.¥:il:-.
lS'I Lincoln Day ir-quucl '.».'I_\.
In l-cb 12111 of lit: 1 }'2.GI.I‘ 9.. tiny
..I. I'TS of the club 1.: that Him II: III
.ui .tly taken it for g1 Inled tl1.l Ho
.1“ v. Hlld become a law and i'I( led at
ordingi y.
; MI “NJ: “is and guests ian‘ .Iling to ho.
Iresent tonight are requested to be in ‘
b at): promptly at claim o'clock.
may begin :15,
.Is :11. least one
l-uzve emiy. II,
'11: .1 5'
o 2'11”: the speakingr
I-rouwtly as DOSfSlbll'.
Ii' inc speakers 11.11:!
null .1 train.
POLISH TROOPS lN BREST-
LITOVSK
\VARSAVI', Monday. lI‘Ib. 10, (A550-
rIaLed Press).»l)uring
he Polish Assembly .odziy. General:
weeph Pilsudski, former military die-1
am: of Poland, referral to the close
:II-nds between this counliy and the
.‘llicn'. His words were cheered. Just
ivl‘ore the afternoon adjournment.
wince ltadziwill, the senior member
. Ihe Assembly, read a telegram an-
: . IIpI'I-Il by Polish troops.
REVENUE OFFICER SUED
756 Was Unjustly Collected
Ii ‘Ill’i‘b‘ORD, Feb. 12.—-Frederlck F‘.
water of New Haven filled a bill
complaint in United States court Borden, the Canadian Premier.
'rtbrday against James J. Walsh. 001- is in Paris in attendance at the Peace and natal-sum to his tumor was
Conference, has been Olen-ad the oust. They y: drafted n ,3 7 mAggé
flab Ambassador I.” ' ’
.101 of internal revenue for this dis-
‘ :ct He seeks to recover $17. 756.
:22ch he says the internal men
; . Ivment unjustly domed
1" ILIome taxes.
Al;
Carpenters' Union of State
Charge of Apprentices
liAl'i'l‘l ‘(lllli
II1_IIImIlo_\'I-r.< lo;- llt(-
boys Is :Issunud by the (~21r- John Mulhall and Richard Squney "l-l'
- [motors umon under the terms of an who have been indicted on ”w chaige inc“ I. o of more than 1 000, 000
amendment to the constitution of the ' '
('onnecticut ot' robbing ham 1‘ Brown,
Sm'cs' Carpenters
his address in Ame-11621, at yesterday 5 session of the la“,
Si: L’IE‘ connnuon.
UlllOl].
an. amendment to the state councils
constilution pioviding for a universal DAY
Imrking card will be adopted.
'Iderick F. Brewster Charges $17r BORDEN MAY BE BRITISH AMBAs.
‘: flOWLAND's ‘
. Entrances onMain Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
g;-
Oriental rugs
tell a story.
To the student of the East, cv‘ery Oriental rug
I-lls its own story. ’Tis a story of where the rug
".~ s made, of what inspired its patient weaver, may-
of some of the incidents in the life of that weaver!
Then there is another story, each tells. That is
lllt‘ story of durability and beauty. \Voven on the
I:lIIIII;:I,-pi'i111ilivc looms of those quiut homes, they
Ill!) woven with a remarkable strength. Their dyes
are pure and lasting. Their texture is close and
firm. They seem almost eternal in their life!
Yet these rugs now in the store have another
r'iory to loll—~u slory of economy.
Every one of them is to be sold at a special price.
'5“.qu special price may be only 10 per cent less than
Ibo usual; it is quite likely to be much lower. There
: I'H lmmuil'ul $100 rugs at $80, For example. These
1. \lossouls o1 m- 6 fool ouo wax b about 4 to ‘3
t'lm other.
'l‘lII-rI' is :1 huudsomc (.luI-ujc about 6 by 4 foot.
rouulm' prict- is $75. Prompt chooser will have
.\ IlozI-u or lil'IIII-u Slur'uus and Mossouls and
Kazukius, Sqllul‘t‘ :md oblong in shape, are regularly
$50.9II111I1 folks ill'l‘ going to pick from illem at $37.50.
.’\I1oll1:'r group prosculs moslly Sliirvmis with :1
Foxy :uiliqm- annlcjus. Members of this group are
l‘l‘fllllill'l)“ ., ’Il.). Exuvlly $10 will be saved by whoever
I-lIoosI-s: willioul. dI'lIIy—l'or price is $29.
011:: IuoI-I- don ll of" attramiv \nutoliam table
=11 It.» and l\:17.: llx’j' 15:1 11d other liaudsmne rugs in small
31 to. ’l‘ ll(‘<(‘ :ll'Q of'fmcd at. instead. of “$129 —$18.50
lmido llII'sc sore 'le littln rugs, Mossoul Huma—
" l! «1:: 11>uull1 $10 and films—$8. 50 and $11.
.\11 opportunity of deep interest to «rely lovor
‘I‘t'lf'llllll 1112's.
. Third ilom'.
Loveliest ribbons
for lingerie.
11nd dulig'luf’ulw-lo bvuulil'y liug'c—
ribbon that one
ltilrilllull --
'li'llllll'.~'l qul lllll'Sl ol'
li's
:iIt' WE‘IlI du-
:11: find.
'l‘lml l'lbl‘ull is lailxl.\'l“:lll'. :mlI‘IIIlIlo—lectd satin in
two touc<g In" rotum'k: bin" 1' 1stI ' and quality, of beau-
Bé'ul color contrasts.
LzIx'Ieudcr with pink or blue. or yellow, l)lll(‘. with
allow (‘1' with pink. _\'("ll(l‘.\' with pink.—si1uply beau—
zif’ul. -
‘IVIdlhs range from No. '3 lo lwo
from 10c to 32 yard
Bcsl. idea of how beautiful LudyFair ribbons are,
inches, prices
‘ “OWLAND'S
Slicer and dainty
special blouses--$2.95
New! And beautifull! And of extra‘ value!!!
Such is the combination-and the blouses are
lovable and dainty
A little Georgette affair is trimmed with lace of
pretty fineness—and has narrow tucks
but very pretty fashion; tucks run both round and
vet'livally at front.
1'00,
.\ll alike in out: llllllg:-—-lll<‘)' are I'xl‘l'a value at
$2.95
<I'romi floor.
More unusual
dresses---$13.50.
Each day a little more proof of lllc prettincss of
,‘SpI-iuu' dresses.
liat'lt day :1 little more proof of lllf‘ store‘s busy
hunt f1or -. “Imus grea’tcr than usual.
ll 0 Indy be morofortunatc than when these new
.dI 'SSOS at $121.50 were located—but we doubt it.
Nice now models. Hand-
.-\ prion for loss than folks
Nice soft firm surge.
some trimming and effect,
would cxpr-cl 3
Struightliuodresses with narrow bolt and button
h'imming
Dresscs will: oluborntv :md l'll'll braiding both
on skirt and \\':Il.\tl
Straigbtlinv drcssvs will: smart braiding in (‘lll-
l)I1.;..-('1(l ("ll'CItlT '
Juunly dresses willi lwo llllll‘ ”ruinous.- I'uI'lI
“mullet! odg'I-d with braid
Smart dresses with unique I-ombiuulion braiding
and satin sash; the braid in :1 coIIIbiIIuliIm of Victory
Red with black!
Correct new style. 1.)1l‘zl.<lllf_" and durable
Is to be had by glimpsing the lino'vrin in which fhoy
1:11.10 been used.
Main I‘I-....r, fiullt. ‘
scrg‘c. finely linislicd, I~\'l1'.'1 $13 50
l'!lllll‘,-~- ’ I
gl‘CUl‘ll ll-...:',
Young. men’s-
. formal clothes.
’Tis the “little things” that make f0] 11ml lI-l'he!’
either satisfactory or disappointing.
The cut of a waistcoat makes or mars it.
The draping of a pair of trousers or the set of :1
coat at the shoulder; little things, to be sure, but im-
But we should like you to soc for _\'om's:‘lf just
It has dlsmldlv" satin cdgmg 110w w: ‘l they look, how well they fit. . " 1;
There ’.
If Aunt Jemima
only had these!
\Vlio (1
Bill, l1:
“\\':Il't'lg1"’ or the “pm I?
“'21 ll' l I"
slaves, — *2”
n...
Round
—— GO", in $1
HQKLAND'S
- portant.
h 83:53:? f‘ :iSt 0% crepe dc chine is smart With Little to be gained by telling you that Howlanrl ' » .
ems 1 ’ 5 0 \c an tucks—rand buttons ‘at side. formal clothes for young 111011 are made I'aI'cl'IIllv and 3 ..,ji
Overseas blue 15 notably eficctlvc color in this model. are correct in style. ' ' ,_
Charming Georgette is tucked in almost-startling Every dealer says that. ' ' ..
. Q.
s no other way lo Judge so I’Hl'l‘l‘<'ll_\'.
Crepe do I'hiuc with Peter Pan collar has lIcm— You’ll 130 illlC‘I'CS’Wd in ‘3‘)“, l0“-
stiiI-lmd front. ‘And :1 dress suit, or Tuiodo, of .tz‘ooIl IIIIliuislII: l i ‘.
. . ' . . worsted is bnf $10 or $35. . ' '
.'\ll(l SO (leScl‘lphon llllght C‘lllllnlll‘. there are 3 11111 floor. rear. my»;
1number of styles: actually hard to pick the prettiest! p...
ocsn’l lmow of the Lll"l(‘l.'l£ll.)l(3 mulls-s :11: l. 5:
pancakes that “Aunt {lmnimu u‘sI'Il to make/”“7 . ' ' _ '-
Jucslly. llII-_y could 11:1 VL‘ been made rush-1.- Eb "d.
if SllC but: had Some. of ”10 thing's "rcgidy l'or lb.- " '
:1km"’ of today!
irons lll lll'l'l‘l' Sl'Zl'N, I'III' uso on gas or I-oui
.25 lo 5:",
uriddlt's will) simiull‘: llillltlll‘. 6 lo .lll iIII'lI,
Round griddle with win- bulb-d huudlo iii In H» . . .mnfr...
iIII:lI,-—$] 25 lo $1." I' ) ‘ " ~ ‘-"""7
lone; griddlcs, $5331.15 to $l.75 ' ‘ _ Q,"
Pancake 1",1111101'5 of aluminumw20c" , ' ‘1 l m
For serving the toothsome daintiesz—
:\ luple
("MT-rod dislics
Silk Stockings of . .
fine‘COIOr“-$1,50. . ,f
.\ chm-11131:;
‘l1.12111Im..1' w
\'iI-('.
lil HOS
in lune wit
while, lusl"
Luslcr is marked fcniurool.‘ each pair, :1 lim- dI'I-i.
5211' ixl'yi 1154'
So (”I III'ss.
l"i1 In
. :ilz'l‘
syrup pil'clgcrs with heavy plated lid-s ‘1 II; W
oi‘ Nippon I-l1i1m.— $1.03
lI‘IIuI'lh [‘11 'l‘. ”1
aver.
‘fill’.’
feature ol' this" van-kings is llllfll’
llll boll) l’Itbl'iI's 1111-3 lidf‘S for Spring; .~'I‘l'— - 1;.
and grays and browns and ions than are 1.3
ll boll] silks :mIl woolen; mid II-IIIlII-I's, punt!
rous black.
luslIII'm-ycl I-uI-lI ]lllll' is of dI-lit'ious silkci. -
.111Ill1ollom— ' a
$1.5:-
I.Irft lillr'le, IUII‘. “I
night,
will: lislc Toy
r1111 HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY ' ,
Kama-emanaahunaa. ..-s -'_ A~Mmao 5...“; :...._--m I"'
ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY
lNDlCT 3 FOR ROBBING
PAYMASTER OF $12, 600
to Take Men Held in
Shooting Jailed for Federal
Offense
i‘eb.12.—Henry
~~ltI spousibili- '
Work 01‘ up
Feb.12
BOSTOA, Owen
':_Il- ‘zlllln‘lt'l‘ tile
comic-1,. pulled of the General Electric company plant
”I“! Joiners of In l'J 'erett of $12, 600 on December 2”
were brought here from \‘cw
state
vehi
"g“ {0111' year con- tense. They will be arraigned in the
be: ,1 charge.
in one of the bandits, was recently ing
n 'Lempt. .was made to remove the bullet
0 10111 his bieast.
session the
year
SADOR
interned in Switzerland celebrated the was
Who health, his early return to Gannon!"~
totbotlnltcd
Everett Hold. -up and Neatly 6.000.030 Automobiles
Automobiles
York 'l‘i 11109..
ii.) “I: an: «moment I'Yu "l toda and akei l . > -
. 1 to 1.“: sum: .Ii- 91 1-119 In 111 - first 01' tm meant yea:
all apprentices will be taken into thelgun ‘io Bel-I’ve Terms for a fedelul Inf- a
'lhey will '
iriacts “ith their employeis and if thewuperior court next montn on [hg ,on-
elemployer cairies out his agreement
Ihe may 1001: to the union for satisfac-
tion in the event that the apprentice
is unsatisfactory.
. . The convention 1e-asscmbiI-d at 1:.
”Inc“ _ that. Brest Into: I had been and at yesterday alternoons
#31912. 422, l’) be or: I:-
isfrat'ions on Jamiar, r1.
Brown, who was shot 4342-?
released from 11. hospital, but no :u- factor}
-cutt:1iled duz‘ in: the
CELEBRATEDI EX-KAISER'S BIRTH the “‘01” “'1?“ ‘
-I1nsolIl balances of lll . big pmductive tnmobxle development, is
of 1917, when the high record or though passenger cars were very pm:
BERNE,Feb.12.—-German oflicers more than 1,.740000 passenger the re?
birthday of the tormer Emperor at in great part for transportation ,md
MONTREAL, Feb. 12 .-—Slr Robert Luc-er'ne, all of them drinking to his other essential uses during the period
or rnllrond and Insight congeslion
III
MILLION MORE CARS
Regis. because a large Iziaioriiv
taxed n the United States.
used in
munitions. and at the time of sir-min
ml the
0‘1”"
yuan. says the I.\'cw
Nearly I;,lIoo,:,IoI) motor
cits were leiilStC‘l't'd in all of lllt
1.1'I'c0dini' .
ms :1sz
dollars. fxlanv factories. 111:: km
. “M 11-, ”m I. some of the host-knowrx cars, New GI
lz'lS. wcrc- tircly w'lgzi‘ze'd in war work.
This is a highly interest ticnal Automobile ('hulllbl'l‘ of
particularly so because the “WW-‘9 ”Slimal-PS Ihat. in View
moduction was so
your in
country 11 as actively enga... ed in
it indicates that Elie;
far-t
which lention market for nearly 3,0991”)
cars:
cars perly limited in production,
lions placed upon the industrv in re-
' spect to sth-l and other materials, but
of the mo-
tor planis placed their factories at me
the l'uitul disposiiion ol‘ the government for 1119
(S :luIin . llll' lust \‘ZCll' showed an thanufacturo 01’ a. great variety of War
anuisziye the value of war con-
tracts assumed by the automobilv mak—
rvgai 1d more than one million
The N1:
(‘nm—
“of the
severely present demand there should he a po-
An insh'III-tive fact in American 2111—
lhat, (Ii-3
L'-
mnrily to w
for the
and several
.9:
fore.
N new
). .
The hizhwa
i)
acme-1 ed. were readily taken up. striations on commercial car mapufac- birth today
ture were legs severe and there vias
an actual increase of nearly 80 per
cent. in the output oi motor. trucks.
House by
M
This mutant";
000 motor trucks were sent on'rrous
American Epeditionarx' Form-s
wagons wer
were. also 1"
lion in :- Z'l'fii
:II'IIl lhu
press :Itisl rural moror line,- lxa-s opened
opportunities of Qull'K
from the 111‘
used more freely
years for 11'
the construction of a. comprehensive
system of national highways
ter stale roads.
\VASHINGTON.
observed the. anniversary of Lincoln's
I
m "-w'“ ..--- l SHORT CALENDAR caseiou ,
GET-r» °BURGJEDRESS READ : There will in. a shor. I.1!- 11.6.11 sea-'3
Feb. 12.~7Congress ‘sion of the, (‘ivil Sllpl'f'lf‘ll rcul'; ail“
Danbury on Friday. l-‘c‘orn'. 1' 29. or ‘
Gettysburg Address.
read in the Senate by Senator Freiinzn
huysen, or New Jersey,
Barman
WEST VIRGINIA WANTS GAS.
(‘i—lARlJiSTUN. \'\'. \';I..
A bill to (:onsvrvc llkllUlul L3u-1 for he
use of \\"I'-'.~'t Virgilio. wousumcix ill ..
e used here. Motor trucks preference to I'IIIIsidI-I's. passed, Ibo}
29:} for home- ll’illli-llllllil' 593319. 31.5...1113}. 7‘! :1 '.:I'.‘-'- H,- up l0
1‘or t‘XlA’flf than M‘I’I' be- 10. ll provider, Ilia: all no; "I-lllDd""l"35’.. ,-
or;::miz-alion oi mam' I'X- shall sulisz‘) I.) the limit of their I'Ibil- ' .
ily demands mudg- II,IIII .12-..) by 40' .
mestic and commie. .iul :54: m II..111.-'1m- I
cars for gas before Irhippbtg an; of...-
tlw’ir supply outsidc the slate. A ‘
'-Il production was due pri~
ar needs. More than 50,-
l"- b. 21—-
thousand army" transport
(lt‘liVHly
fillllC‘fl‘ lo the (‘Klllffllllll-‘l‘.
3's oi" the country will be
than m prevmus The measure was passed lit! the...“
ansxloitation. en<'0m‘t‘-'.'”--— House of Ilt'lcgalI-s Mn't'.:'l dais 1130.91.
and it now is ready (or 1b»- .':.-I\‘I’l'l:-.-:'B "
11nd brl ' signature.
by listening again to the a. m., for asignmems oI (uses am; i
The audresa was order that cases may al'pl'ai‘ ”pm“
and in the pnnted Ishort calendar and trial
have my. of tormeflorch-mlgnotmemm
M ._,mfi-¥uflrmmunn
Norwalk Chronicler