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umber, more than 100 being needed
a H u this purpose.
Amer 9 hearing the pm will
' Oe'exhlb ed in the mpltol can“.
The speakers in behalf tithe pro—
posed amendment win be m Wil-
liam L. Ransone of New Yak. mp!!!-
ner of former Governor Whitman, R0
bert P. Butler, an attorney of this city.1
and Miss Katherine Ludington. plosi-
dent. of the association. The rebuttal!
m to undo by In. My schoon-
n-I- who and charts at the cit-i
.iaenshlp work and recently spoke be-
m ~hbo w an behalf
We amendment there which
the abut.
1" In- on
women otueir county who favor pres- }
idential sum-age. .
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m ME‘IT is 011mm! :
Home Economic. Committee Eiects‘
Officers
———- '
A county meetizg or the Home Em- .
Ionics mmmittee oi the Fairfield;
County Farm Bureau was held at. the;
farm bureau omce, Dnnbury. Friday;
afternoon. at which time. the elec—
tionotoflicera for the coming year;
was had. It was also decided to hold
minu- monthly meeting at the com— '
mittee. herentter, at diluent points in
the county. Miss Maude E Sprague.;
of Storm“. state home economics lead-
u‘.a.ndl.G.Dn.vis, nlaoottheOon-v
nectiout Agricultural college. 0!:
plans, were moment and addreued :‘
[the meeting. Plans for the coming:
flea". vol-k use also dismissed. l
1 Mrs. E. H; G. Schenck. of Wilton;
'm elected chairman of the county
committee. and Miss Mary Bradley,
vice-chairman The tol~
anointed
" , DONNELLY’S '
.. 16 80. Main St.
loam nonwnx.
News
'wu smile cam. of Main street. .
is ill at her home m1" i‘ord; Mrs. John Cavanagh. 01 East.
Norwnnt; in. Francis Adrience. of
New Canaan; Miss W7M{0fi
Westmrt; Mrs. J. C. Down. of Du-
.bury; Mm. Samuel Shut. all In}
C. B Doromus, of Bridgeport; Mrs
Frank autumn. or sauce; and
Mrs. Granville Whittleeey. at Bedding 3
FOR NEW BUILDING
1" m who Ash Wednesdayi
*7 Vi—rWhofi’les Du: The.
£111.“th a: The first
Mud“. um Fallon and iam-
-’“liy.l‘-fl—rmct. who have all been
‘imr-*’~ an. are worm 310*
;‘ ly‘rnuulob he outage-in.
.0.
Eoveral Hen Speakon at Hearing for!
Putna— Park Mun-us
Several Unholy. Rachel and Red-
ding men appeared before the appro-
priation committee and the committee
;ull state parks of the legislature in.
iHartmrd 'I‘httrndey supporting the hill“
i
Dummies-ecu, of River au-ecti
i“ma—aa-ai wfiogrm rot-me
loath-nil. is innit-(wed and able
to an ush- '
’ —-aa not! an: m. O’Brien.
sackingforanewhuudinxiwmmm
hark. The weaken all called anon-i
Itiontothe needafotirepmofstrnc-
‘ ‘ ituretohouse the valuable relics which
Wm.whomioi tn°m.mimulemmnnudin¢atme
pans-thinning hm.16:mknndmrnb5iiflmuhid1wlhe
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Mention of the commission who at-.
tended the heating were Jam Robert
, Jan-m did It We: in“ s. Mennfler and Nathan 8mm. of
, Mia’s-fins the weekend in Wimus. 8min and A. A.
“ his enter, one is a ham» as; Goons L Parit-
g‘mutl my. :a. ornmmm. and w. Edition 01'
1; All of the obmminalonm-s preeenti
spoke in favor of the appropriation.
Men; who spoke were Michael Con-
..Du-is. or Danbnry.
l
1 ”0’. of Raddlng. and Judge S. A.
i n. ma we at Trinity
"’ 4111““!- Mees ml in,
l fiMWOW at 1:46' P3.
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‘ “unwed-age.
me new SUPERMTENDENT
13.; ”(mt-ore toate dis- rem Rang state Home Dell For
.. - ' l 90-. Lou's Sui-under
m‘ '1 John H. Thatcher 01‘ Hartford. who
_ f T _ ‘ has just been appointed superinten-
Q‘WMY may " "‘1 dmit. at up Soldiuu' Home and villi
nymwdatheir monthiym rank as a
‘Mym the ‘ufld Civil War. He enlisted In W!
.. > , Connecticut Volunteer!
m Vrl’ll
reg-mar. .annu- Wt“ “ ,lnt‘antry..on Aug. 21. 1862.‘ H. m-l
W . be” our. leelvd his want-go. by mac-at phy- .
.. {MINE on March 10. 1864. it
' ”Our use. Tell 1833-3. was w hang the ell of the old
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, .. ' ‘aabtbeonn-endordceanobertnhee.
”"n‘md'm “2 ' on an April evening in 1865. end it
nut/MGM“ bane ‘0‘” mkswhomngthe bell-summon
“mm they be") M“ than a half-century later. to spread
MW melts. stopping torithe news or the cessation or hostili-
a M‘M and St. sanctum with Gummy.
' ' War. Go]. Thacher entered the employ
at the Connecticut Fire Insurance
ti“.
_;Oempany in Hartford and was active-
0! ly connected with that company for
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um cm and Jewelry
M“! to my 9509‘?-
an—r. m m puma-fa .
. Mm wrund‘z William Gothic, 0! Stamford, today
m M mm“ "’"°°" filed suit for “90 times in the cm:
L; . can” : Gannon Pleas court mist the John
We: wenport (30.. of Word, claiming
‘ . ' \ ., . \ » » s . .3“ the defendant was him $543.39.
.{gL-...e.;,_..».-,t,e.lmay“.
3-. Distinctiveiy individual
PLEASINGK STYLES '
m FOOTWEAR FOR
WOMEN
-nwer lacking in attractiveness
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After the stirring days of the Civil '
. taken to a hospital.
tauid not explain the cause of theffim
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11', quality. . —
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_wewillbeplused toehowthcm.
:Ll
Glover
New Ginghams in
of these are quite unusual.
' were; pink with black and white; dark wine color plaided with white and
black; violet; with Blackand white, endemigiwmttegleenmwmand ‘
Clear, cool, colorings, smooth and beautiful weaves.
gray.
Q, 50, 75 and 5 ell.
Pm inplain shades, medium pink and rose, light and medium blue,
tan, brown, green, navy and black.
- ~ ' and m in
New White Skifflflgs tin-net W?!“ Chestnut Sta. 7 31.1.5“
I Gabardine in plain and fancy «scares, someplaided art-«ts; smile with i ’ ' “Alum. ’3' D 1833A. 1’“me
thin stripes. ___.___—_. *‘k . -x. __ _
as on, 31.00, stand $1.35 , ,
. Hershheld 5 Motor Express ‘
Madeira Linens,
teen pieces, in the usual distinc-
tive designs which :11
Madeira work.
$8.50. 0m- pnce' hile th
:3.“ r . , w v ey vcr or metal chains.
‘3“ asst. 50 cts. up to $9.60 1
- Coral Beads, a vivid red, gradu- ‘
napkins. 14 inch size, . ated, . c2150 1"
W $8.00 MMDW. Pink Coral, graduated opera
Begun}: mm for a.” a dozen. lengths, , $150 .1
Wflxllimhes, mmmmcklengths,fif- .-
Regular50cis. ”ell-each. teeninehes, $100 1
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function-daily etiofclock
These am of re.
markable value and were made to
.i's $1
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Goods
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Maytag-m-..“ .... "m... ..
' hTale About Tame
there is” more mful piece of furniture than a table .,
andfiereaa’nctaroomil ur home or olilce that does not ,
need at; but one of come nil. ‘
WE HAVE Alli-II. ms Ill melt.
m 1m! .m mo or Tables. .
”13%! for the Bad or Living Rooms and Big 593;; ,;
“humming Telephone Tables, Typewriter Tables
lard ml“; in fact any kind‘of Table that you may mm, '
summit? TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS ..
RAYMOND & SON
an and am so.
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m of the M 4:53:16, W
stripes with dots betWecn, all color embi-
nafions on a white ground. 01d rose, pink,
black and white, gray, ton, green, and at-
tudive display in such patterns as men
like for shirts, or women require for house
«1 1135805 and .waiSt s.
2963., a yard wide.
and small checks, also plain mlorings. ‘ Some
Bakst blue \vith black; white and a debtor
We“... -
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mung Juno-
plaids
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32 inches.
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Men are Sure of Shoe
Satisfaction
Mme-Therm
-EIMERSON SHOES.
. All the new Sprint: Models are new tl‘cadi. in-
“in: many unifies. . lam
Ask to See Them.
All. KINDS OF BOS'IERY
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Walkman uncut. loath Kerwin.
. “*2"-
59 and 15 chi. 36 inches.-
at “A “m!- m...
EENTRAL HOTEL
mommhythedayorweek. mnmitlm
lights and gas. Fine Cato attached; also “want. Italia-
Third floor.
36ineheswide.
Strings of Beads
Necklaces. a wonderful assort-
ment, rich in color. Jade is com-
bined with dd gold. ml and black
or amethyst with" old gold, amber,
cutcryetalandlightm'daxkgneen
beads are linked together with Si]—
ways mark
122 mam mum. so. uoawau; more 294.
mmmmavm; more unmoun- 798
pm? mm harm mwm tin new You
Operate In!!! Best man lathe mu Also Hydraulic Dump
M for m‘ Work.
your m attention will be given. ‘
mm help m A receipt given and obtained
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in bi . No job too large or too 5*. .-1,
m “101' ' Mm rurniture Moving.
8min Secutm. mun u,
HARVARD «mound-m- ' l
The Harvard Club at Connecticm.‘
otters a m at m to n rui-
dent d W. .a of
a Connecticut High school or me
«alone! is a rm of the 'pqmtory school during the 1919-3053;“.- mw were moo A
collegeyear.
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thermos tho-emu?
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odioolworkaadwhoaomnnd'
physical condition 5176 the best pro» m, ‘ Q
misc otsuccels. - l ’
Application should be undo to E. ' . r
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Hartford. before 11d! 15.
OUES FOR GERV ICES.
Nanak Iron works or South Norwnlk
in establishing a bank coconut and a
line at credit for the concern with the
J
UNEMAN BURNED ON
TOP OF TROLLEY EQLE
NEW HAVEN, March 3.——Mario
Zandri, of this city. a lineman for the
Connecticut Company. was variably
fatally burned yesterday when an elec-
tric current set his clothing on fire
when he was at the top of a trolley
pole. Two other linemen and a. po-
lo have him but were mile to
lean him. When his lie-it burned
thrtugh he tell to the grown and was
fire
MAYO ARREST-ED AGAlN.
m YORK. March 3.—Virginius J.
Mayo. a. wealthy manufacturer. (or-
merly of New Harm, 001111.. was ur-
sworn to by Mrs. Wilhelmina L. Kayo.
rested here last night. on a warrant
charging him with my;
5x01031021 KILLs we
.Nwmwmr; m
“Nah
hr 5..
Because he rendered service for the‘
Guaranty Trust 00.. or New York? 0mm CO“ By . ‘
Whiter E. Houghton. 0: summits. Tm . 60m mount.
wants pay for the lame. and he claims - UT" x
the Nor-walk th'mtas .not handed over WHITE m Como - , ‘
the amount due. 60 he has instituted m TAR """ TIRE MAINS
suit (or 3600 damages in the Civil bu- '. H. mm -—-32x3 Plain - Clincher lat 81b.»
”9“" “m . W ' —ann Road King Clincha’ m mite
liceman climbed the pole in an errant me of an” mm ”as in hot
Electr‘cal (omens 1
”lmyoannfi‘ctodwththeieéoaflléfi ..
iyet‘they ve teeny-0v o ‘ u' "um...“ mm
. W“ and i ‘3
“9d. ”amen .YB. Phillie 1959 ape-3:: nan.
W mom- "om. . A. M. woosrsn
mug-m mart-afield F‘rivi want
by bombs. The subject Med gut-W utter-moans.
hyfiwm'vu “The M3.
GmmgcmmmPA! . {
l-a' Senatorial-throat“.
°"Es.1nhSc mesa-r
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1M Mb [hmhy MMN. Miss
Ruth Buck and Brian McMahon. A!
Wear on a bill to provide for discip-
. linary treatment at inmtcs of state:
farm: who escape and are returned ~
THE
'W_v
BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Pronrietm-
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BRASSIERES
m your Bra-due carefully. The correct Brusslcl‘t
“blots o " the line of the corset and m’ that smooth 8"
fed from War to hue. which every woman envies.
he new models will interest you.
rams PROM ........... ..
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up; sizpcunrtohsz ~f “" "
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as (fidu- tn- jus‘ioe. as imposed
in other penal mutations under the
igenm 1 law.
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- —31x4 GoodyearAWTroodmtSlli
11-323 14 Penn. Oil Proof-Vac“
i 131 325.6 -
Lean lieu! King Straight 2nd $24.4!
3—3“! Nu Skid Wild 325.“
Tea], and I Part: In M ears mod. 3‘85
ChronicDiseases m m
that my. disus-
ixnpcrfect teeth?!
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in result from»
lofthemmdlnfthebowm*
m’liood; Muwmmh’ ._
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minnow imam
1680 ‘ 9-, St 7:; or...“ a.
m master“ 0. B-
Muslin Underwear
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Gowns of switch mending high. low. v “amusing“...
M Lane W‘Cofilet Covers . .......... 3567-5" L" I
“0.110% Gems, embroidery W .. . . . . . . 5‘91'4r‘1’f‘; “
Envelope Chemise, Empire and plain style ..... $1.25 :“ 1‘
Drawers, hematitched and embroidered rufiles . _. 75< “ |, ‘
Muhiteendflefllcmwn ......... b- i
J. I. MALLETTE :
83 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NOT"! ' Y .
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Tel. 449.
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13.1?on LENSESf reading
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