find. was today sold by its other.
Thomas ‘F. Gmfl, to N. G. Wt
4:. line... the mm h-l
bylinliead. nominenflnedwiflIo
number of paper manufacturing con
: -.: in and wood Kolyohe.
‘ The original factory In: creased
labout 1863 its product is writing and
2‘ paper. 1
Mr. Gar-can bought it in 1913. ,
GUM‘I’EE STlLL “F 9
g'fletaiiers Forced to Withheld Glove
Guarantee
7 A loul dry goods merchant [06”,
called miention to the daily ina'eee- ,
mg amend on the part or the public
3:for guarantee-d gloves. A3 is well
Moon by most shoppers. all guarana
wee on gloves were upended by an .
agreement ”among the mum“,
WW5" HAVE A 'ARADE on Jan-an .‘L 1917. which W-
_. 1y forced all retailers to discontinue
.; Planning for Suffrage Demonstration. fiiepggrgsémiggz :gagélctzeéflmiezé
................ ........... .awm.
son's ..... ......... ushsmsmoo
Z_Dnmsns-........... ........... swastoflseo
47% .,........—...... .......... . $1.00to 5.10.95.
'UNDERTAKER . in Hartford Next Tuesday most cam. deuce-ling in willy at
3‘. m WV...“ : Afternoon. the some time.a.s was none-sari], truei
; f man ' other arti lea lumino-
arms-moron .81. : HARTFORD. liar. l.—Tile plan for fun. an: to the ”in“, a: m a-
kn" QED (BEN'S BUILDING ,"presantation of arguments in Fup‘port good anal?!) of raw material and (he
’30! the. presidential woman's stain—3;; uncertainty of labor conditions. ;
iconstiwdonal amendment péndJng in ugfiumdimnmuu mhgng;om;f
Ethe Genoa] m}? at tile beam the publlc gm}, 8"? m m!
in the hall of Representatives at the rich and remind rm muting my:
“W ”e“ “W" "Wm "’“ u.““"2‘.2£m..m.§i.‘hii“ém’°“’°’ “3
t v. The outstanding I ' Ill I ‘ said
:xg'fdn'illTZ-a parade of members Hoverer. b have t
. . . _ ed. the public in beginning to expect»
l0! the Connecticut Womans Suffrage and to 33k fog- glove mums, and
3mm from it: Manners to it is said appears to feel M the I?!
. .
In days 9' ell firm and have
And wear 9: Bloodstone to their
grave. . signatures of women of the state-who now m ul 1 (or 810“” mm”
was desire the right of {rmrhlse We to Just"! the demand ibr . more?
;Mm98. which are those at women 01 ‘10) each pair. f
The M?! We Where Quality irollnz am. and potential €1th » The fact otjhe matter u. the m
new a» we: .. , . chant stated, that until the maize
. It. a k.- :hate been mounted on white placardr tux-era take some action in the tar;
m‘m' 3" .and a placard '1“ be carried by a and -m to a‘un resume the “If. ~
I
_ 'member, more than 100 being needed antee privilege the retail merchant is‘
' - , Efor this purpose. After the hearing practically “film?“ “1 the Wham! i
. . bemusolesnowseilinggoodsnta
the placards will 1» exhibited m 221‘: amt“ margln of profit. is unable to
m .Capitol con-more. give such immune. without the
The speakers in behalf of the pro- backing of the mmm. In order
posml amendment will be Judge “.53. to offset thin} loss to their custmers
and to accommodate them so (or u
ll L. ’
”W m °‘ “W “W" .25“... 2322?: 3.3.2.335322: ‘8 m... we. me" «by zoom- m
mm M1125“ 'cm“ WWW!!!" fr? 01' hrs
Robert 1’. Butler. an outlast: of this e m 9' any
n. ..«w.«u'y...m... ;'
('1; defect discovered in a. pair of gloves
3*; m. M M 811d W‘ .city. and Miss meme mailman. otter mom-chase. and. in mam
Fe? (1 or lent m the mm The "_ also pay all mailing expenses oi some.
if? h. , This hi considered to be the. most that
if? u M pm: in 11.00 511ml Wm 59 made by 35"“ Nanrv [he relallera can word to do. under
3": Piece Won-um. semamkr ‘h° h“ m am“ °‘ “W ”'wmt‘mms and the thawing
I; r «juzemshlp mic end recently spoke public is asked to bear with conditions
El Plioes W50 to $31.” boiorotho ”the Loni-blue in hell-l? until they min taco-o w
,.,_ or a m uma'idrnenclhm which ' ""‘"'""""
3? ,M f: m :the 3 3‘ 3 has 9 H The I l- 22 CASES ”FORE summon
a» 'men of iheeight OOMY‘dflGCBI-bnfi' T
1 There are 22. cheep wheduled to
’3’: ice If It‘s Honsewarc. will each smarter one minute in he-
come to the attention of Judge Ila-r
'. 3 ‘9‘
. . w. um...
3 P". .1. . 3.
.. .. -1...— .-“.~.g.. ,..
:. = 1” ”Mm 3t. 3°. Mali half of the women of their county who
.» . tm-or presldcntial suflmge. ,vnrd J...Curus in the Criminal Super-j
mm'm ’m’m, {lor com-tum will be in loo-Inn tn‘
- QBANDITS USE U. 8. mm. :Brldzeport Tuesday. A number at
TRUCK 10 “any 3mg use: were dim-ed by the court after,
'HHE'WA‘REr-& ' the term opened on February 1 and
‘ ‘ AUTOSUPPLY C0 ' Steal Truck, Then Me Hold- Up in an adloumment was taken a few days
' , ‘ y Store and Make Safe after the mum.
«mot ; Getaway. 3 m Much term or the Criminal
“m5. ' so. ”M 0:. NEW YORK. Kim. 3. ~Xot'eltv was Common Pleas nolrt. till open on
N . introduced into the methods employed rm , 154qu J. Vin-h is eche-
m Mr W "l“ in staging hence-am] holdup: in this gum: :0 mag
: 5| ' mad-*3 city when two unidentified metoperal-
I, -mm rme‘jm 5mnaktfifdfxaiea 3:81] truck (1113‘? EXTRA PANEL OF JUMBS IS
up 0 e can v store 0! Ethan. mu"
‘m Mr nel Shapiro. at. No.5 68% enthTHm An extra panel of 1‘ film 5“ «flea:
“m a'“ m and. after holding up the pt‘oyrletor or drawn for the 01-1me Wool":
3&3; W25 Pm. the establishment at the Point of a re- which 7111 be m m in Bridgeport,
,' vowel- esmnea in the entomohlle alter my, The mom will report lor
" ‘ _.... ‘1‘“!an hi9 poeketa M9130 duty are. Simon 1‘.- My and Walter
. m ' 2"- 5:25- =35 it is the theory of the police that B.'\Vakelee.3fldxm1;m H-
the car utilized by the robbers was Holman and Warm ‘P.’ Sherwood.
the same that a few hours mullet had Flu-field; Lyman If. “1 all!
f. . mmtm‘s’ been stolen irom the vicinity of the Thomas '1'. Carenflaenwlohem
~ ‘ P611118) lvanla station. C. Wheeler and (’hnr‘lca' 8. Delbresl.’
”Tm ,' “c GROUNDE .New Canaan; Francis Keane and Ar
has, 0 ‘ D STEAHER FLOA'I’EQ thur J. Muller. New-town; mien:
atom: and Qito m1. Nomlk:
The Mercer from New York Goo. Thomas 11 003707 and I-‘fedefick 1‘.
m ant to m an M0,. on the “Gnu“. com M1613 Md.
M W bod!- _. minnow, our. 4.—The American
steamship Mercer wont. ashore today lNFlDELlTY’ ALLEGED "I DIVORCE
of! the Kentish coast, it was announc- "mos
ed by Lloyd's. The ship was bound Infidelity-and mm m the ,
tram New York 101' Antwerp. She allegation in the d‘lh'nroe suit. filed by
grounded at Dunne“. The Mercer Browne 3;; Humflton ‘0, emu. in
am 4,457 Can“. She nailed from the Civil Superior cm W am
Ne" York on Feb-15- Catherine lavelle- Hamilton oi the!
The vessel was quickly renamed. some phoe' Tbe’mple'wm married
w“ -.._. on Janeen 2.1896 The plaintiff
. FWIELD DIVORCE asks for the custody of tour minor
Emma J. Connors of Falrfleld today children
asked the Ch ll Superior court {or a di-‘- -
vorce from George H. Connern of the, ATTEMPTED To mu. ounus
comfi . same place. charging that. the €el’end-’ NEW YORK, an. 4.-—Two shots
. . . . an deserted her on February 5, 1915. were fired at William J. Burns, the
3 The couple were mended on Septem- wellalmown detective. by «a pretty
her «i. 1909. the plaintiff's maiden nuns young woman, thin mam ville
being Jonson. \ iIBurns was walklng near thee-truce
.. -.--,.,.__- _--..,_w_3_ of the Grand Central simian. The
"'f shooting was witnessed by crowds of
Automobile Pamlmg *,;f.‘.::“:::”..::::‘:.::':.:.:::
2‘. .M sndTnos , . 21$ geméil'ves.ay lac-a “a Gm“
-' “SPECIAL mums MONTH ON LY
‘ SOLDIERv'IS/SENTENCED.3 .
CAMP DEVENQ, 11888., Hot. 3.-—Pd-
138th battalion. toduv was under Ben-
tenceoi five yen“ in when following-
cite mutiny. w ‘
uni.
Nemo Corsets
‘5' Women who like. the Keno Corset and who
‘ have not been inclined to ‘buy them for reasons»
of economy will be glad to know that a new model
due been added to the Read stock. This is mim—
bor 361, :2 low bust corset for a full figure.
Theprieo $3350
A m w \\ hit 11 prmnises in 3w pawn
in in at .
$5.00
Amhmodeunwomoomu is
$6.00
This corset is for anarcragc figxlrc and is :sprci My good
as a supporting corset. It will be found very satisfac-
tory after an operation or in case-e of hernia it will give
as good support as-a binder.
l
snwvnd floor.
The “Tree" Elastic Corset
" This new model in a wmet. has been added
to our stock. It is especially mud for dam-erg
or a “sports corset.” Also as a girdle. for srlmnl
girlxmaking it comfortable. 10 >1}, at a. (1%.
$2.00, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
Second floor.
Specially magic on a
broad med last will: snug
fitting heel. The first walk-
ing shoes for baby are
most important and great
mm and anemia: should
‘ be given to have them :1 perfort fit.
A full assortment. in soft walk and tan kid.
Russia, patent kid and while hurkskins.
Shoes for fat or stiff ankles, Mat-k, while and
tan.
All widths and sizes up to 8.
Rubbers
All Goodyear more make, nmlium and widn
widths, black. brown and white. Broad hm
shapes.
Size 4 for hall)". to size ‘2 for gil‘ S.
Main ”00 r.
lnfants' and Children's Hosiery
Infants’ Cashmere, in white and’mn,
59 cta. a pair.
’ . 3 Silk Lila, white only. all sizes, 36 cts.
Children’s Mercerlzed Stockings, '* dark tan
and brown, prices according to size. 50 all! 59 ots.
' Homer-bed Lisbs, all sizes in white, .59 cts.
» Main floor.
Toila Wares Handkerchiefs
for the dressing table A Special for Ken
Hilde Pace Powder, :1 Initialod Handker-
small puff comes chiefs, corded.
With fins, - $1.75 3 for _ $1.00
Rue Omar Tone:
’ Water, 3100
. - ' All Linen
We L’Ongan
Powder, $2.50 Handkerchiefs,
Mrs Violet‘ Bath Half" or quarter inch
’Po'der. hems,
50 cts. a bottle. 35 as. each.
Azores Taletun
5’0"“ 3° “‘3' , spore Wars
and Vallet, espec- I for women, ,3
idly for chopped a‘ new lot just in}.
hands, ve good -
ry 25 cu. 25 eta. each.
. m floor. .. _ . Hill noon ;___
no.“ -' -..,
New Hag are Charming
Unusually, s m a r 2
styles are in pineapple
straw of very soft and
. flexible quality. Some
here a brim facing _
Lilla!) straw or 110ml) of
fine weave.
Linen straw is pleas-
ant to wear and have
made from it .1112 Ye)"
light in weight.
Glycen’ned feathers.
vivid and ripe «luau-leg, red cum-ants and “$41.;
swooping: riblmn bow: are chief. trimming-x
' Exclusive styles for flat wear
now being shown
The Spring Cretonnes
Th0 as‘fil'fnlfilll Hf Cl‘cttml‘n x: mm} IU j“ .
shuw mrmv lrn‘eh ('me'H fur slip mm- l\‘ u: ‘
mture, (.H’i‘l'dlll'lallls and (Uzhlull (.'H\«:l'~. Liv
Wise some of the more exclusire Front-h dun» -
are, being picked up for sports skin: and «Mm-Rn
The showing of damn-Miro 14-\’?ll“~‘ é~
very itflewstinu’.
Attractive Accessories
Buckles of cut deal in an ;:<$n.:-11.1~ 2*
shes and designs. sparkling; and
(”$1.00. to $5.95
Buckles set with rhinestones. $4.50 to $8.00
VeilPins, anam‘s ed with v". , m xxx. 50cts.
3" Pn‘ s and Gun Pins, mpma 3..-;
P535? 5 C81
cuff pith. :1 by \t‘: 5:7! .2»
A‘WMOfamher glass 5950
Brooches of sterling silver. hurseeln ~
with rhinestones. large sizes, $2.00 and 93 50
Whigs, small clusters 5.4. with my; ‘ ‘
imitation ruby and amethyst, $1.00 a puff.
Rings, sterling silver set with imitation jud-
nr pink 00ml, 50 cts. eacii:
Hat Pins, vui c-rystal, blue. pink,’grocn ill."
white. 50 cts. a. pair.
J. \\'I luv Seminn yrmin firmy
Only a Little Card
But on a birthday. an anniversary (-l’ “hr :1 a word of >_\'m—
path) is appreciated one of these little cards, gilt edged.
with a jar of bright colored flowers. an open gateqva)
with overhanging \‘lilCS or a, cheery fireplace, all with
friendly or appropriate verses attached “'1“ make the out-
look seem better and brighter.
Birthday Cards, 5. 10. 15 and 25 cts.
Cards suitable for many occasions, ‘ 5 to 25 cts.
Wedding and Engagmcnt Cards, 10. 15 and 25 crs.
Stationary Section, Main «MW.
"Mother Wild Colored TuHes
Goose" Best 3 ..... .4 IMHO
This is a regular rircus in all 11‘“ Lm l_\' 13”»
of a book. Much spicier 101 shadnw fur . \« mm
than old Mother Goose wear, as \\-‘.‘; ;~ flu
whom we know so we". darker and Illul'v M"
$1.50 viceable mlm-s. h
eluded are, pink, Vi.
"My Proverbs tory and Belgian Mn ,
5°? My Children.” Periso, 1311]": m, :
Brightly illustrated and brown.
:fight-ly tm’smd but Yer-V 72 inches wide.
mmng. $1“ $2.“) a yard.
Book secuen. Talmmlns Sec“
nu . ».
»-..
“S
MRS. EMMA J. GONNORS 1909 and the man alleges that gho
sum FOR meE was deserted M.1915.Her maiden
game no m m
Vale Michael Farrow. colored. of the Fair-field woman N's-res “er Hun»; ma-mmmmmc
hand Donated Her u! Feb. ’uoeaoym’n.»m of “or-
SWMY whom. WORKERS MEET held in New London mu.
1‘0“! flirty of the Sunuu school came in (m omidmahlv disc .
"in“ Ind oificem of wanlk did u], plum 1,”. mp mm.”
m Wk and Rowayton assembl communih Haj“ n- . H h” ‘
w yesterday aftemoon 3‘ [be so‘lth Noun-1k. in he started I ar'u‘ '
WWetlonal church when my. “ mace 1%de U,”
WWW several matters of Tm cretary oi me state Sunda. .
WW3. m his.“ M in connection with may and Mrs Maya B. mmke, m
.. , . . . it!!! manta-kind m. 'i'hooum- mm, In charge of the
’ the workers which is }
3“. y, KAPC‘! 4. 19m x
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