‘i nine bills on. the calendar. mi
_’ Mommyseuhn
- mm was not largood'
It: tin-m mints: aner prayer. the
”as fast as the clerks could read them
and committee chairmen made their;
i The Senate voted on thirty measures :
Wotahaithour white-139ml;
.med of even mm mailman-‘1-
if her in the same period. Few of these?
»; m of mi. W and
required merely routine ,consideruion.g
his m in the House mtwghr
tool deheimcy cumin-tan 3:11.;
was ohm-e mad momma
amino donors, which was “planned
sin detail by Mr. Boston, of North Ha-
'ven, committee chainmn. before his
ladoption.
The Senate bill In authorize the
‘Brithgeport Gas Light. Company to he»
hue bonds was changed to read $2,-
250, 009 instead of 83.000300 as the
man: of Nada to be issued. to con 6
form to some policy of not permitting
.W.
$15.95 to some
$10.95 a m ~
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"111er mus VOTE FOR License
ed trend toward license was shown to equivalent of seventy five per cent. of!
its capital stock.
4 day in the tabulation of results of the Among favcmble r posts to
annual voting yesterday in the unions Senote- "wagon: to eithonmzot
tom and clues of the stale of me the Hind-amt Pm Dada tn
{liq II that. of Shelton to accord with the
- cha- e or the tom none, lab
At hem mow-tour cities and towns 5 M .
tcr bill the Senate adopted.
{have voted for license as competed The House adopted resolutions for '
’withthirtoenlastyear.1'henumber F.H. Hinckley.1lld‘e “414.13.”
. ~ am be increased when- the realms at“ Mex; deputy W at W;
._ . . J’. T. Maskill. judge 8}. Nat
.7 . tor M Image“- P. A. Sears and H. H. Sooneidm Judges
, .35” 'A 1! Apathy on the part of the Profilbi' at m ‘
WM «or!!! 0' out. W Vi” advocates and a "'1"; of [hen59. Judgeolxip resolutions adored by'
[0"an “a“ ”Wm immuammmtherecem gu- t heSmsto anaconda-nutter“
‘ Mid-18d peril firm and bf". bernntoriai campaign in which that is (1111 {e a I to fill vacancies in each
, ‘ instan t B rum-d E Higgins and
. nAntxl. : ,Bioodotone to their ce 0 e
3‘11,” in the result. ' 'tho House resolution tor Judge RA.
:f melb‘ “rmem the u, Bartlett, Ofm.mmm1v
concurrence. 7
'1. -I‘ In. When “a, l cense list includes Burlington Mono. law I .
Two bills to change the
.. - them Then Pelee peljer, St Albans city and town. St live to the employment or children 1m; 1
W St. W Nomtk. iJollnsbmy Northtield. Barbary. Mum: der the age of sixteen. were adversely
l'l’abor, Benson, Rubber-damn. Danby, W- 1'» 50“: W on no
.Fairtu. mg“ ‘Gte- Susanna '1‘“ meet. all W M d;
[Hartford verse report was on a an to m
p _ ' Others which went wet last vear and doors on platoon whore an or not
A“ ’remain license this year are Rolland. ”mm am W ‘9 who lib.
" anrre. Bennins‘tlon, West Rolland. O! atom
eCastleton. Fair Hutton Colehester. 8‘» wow the M img .3”
{Gcorne and Sheibume. from the deficiency hm. no that 0.1--
In two towns, Fairfield and Tim 00mm Ms of ill—mute- Tht an
mouth the vote was. ails. :13 :31“ u “I “mi-mm? oft?” “‘5 .
4A” variety of Open Stock
Warm Dinnerware
find had and Bluebirdj.’
E con-.0 wove on we: WAY
' __ 5% jail sentences only houses 0! con-
; WASHINGTON Mar 5—A coin Won 1"th mi! “31113" .1
Among 0 er Scone admte
lwnve sires sweeping mmcd from ”‘9 wane those amending the anemia
_jGreat Lakes region today. and the
a .
Mentoring WI chum tn -
Wealth-n Bureau announced that mmnflmhmhfl
spring-like
,zenemlly over much oi: the country
least of the W would dlshp- m , 3
tie as labor 0
'9 W'pem within them mix-moi: hours. ,- WWW
Phenom The most pmnouinted cold wave of The image adopt“ hum no calen
« he winter has been holding sWav in d“ bills amending the New London
We? relating to for-lion. with an
the Uppm Mississippi valley, when‘ltm amendment ofl'ered t the 1'
gets a good grip in the east the torv- amending charters or man; Wu! “f mo'
:cwer said. it will remain ,tor seVeral Gas Light away an! tho WW
days. 9“ Com: mountain W ,
I There will be rain. probably turning in sii‘emem' I Imloz‘swama t0 re‘lfi‘hfil'zi
to SW‘M tonight or tomorrow in to the Derby City I l to
. theyMiddle Atlantic and 'lNew England the warrant given the oomptmiier to
' stabs. pay M an inoculation of am;
WWilliston N. D., withz degrees be— gndlamguggrigglmm “Q's-tn...
dour zero. m the coldest spot today bound
control: Connecticut School for Girls.
on. the weather my , and School
an
no sovemoi’s nonfiction a! “-
oisposao or: THEFT CASES NEW HAVEN JAIL fiATTERs
“-
Several members 0: the gang oi
‘Westport and Wk» men who broke
linto a number of summer homes on
‘31!de ’Westport and Sarawak
gwere arranged; in the Criminal Court
Iin Bridget-wont 27mg and their coo
‘ es disposed 01’. "Kid Williams.” of Win
‘ ter street. second. district, and. Patsy El-
: lotto. alums-32mm. Worth. b113-
‘ ins stolen liquor, forfeited bonds. at,
ssoomna did not appear. The CW
mainst Chester Hagadorn “.5 uollcdg .
while‘hewis All”) and Fred Reichi
were autonood to one year in jail .
but sentence was suspended and thel
men put on probation
‘.-._._.L._._
11- Webb-.0! the-Swim hunch.
hasboen named by Chin! W
with the connniuee of them Haven.
county ammonium General nasal-.-
biw in. the mod-n or the count?
Ml mercy under the proposition no
ascortnin the needot dialliann or re-
novation oi the preoont jail handiwo-
COTTON EXCHANGE CL’OBES
,. NEW 1011K. Mar 5-Managers off
' thoNew York Cotton Exchange today
decided to. close the Exchange until to
narrow in. order to permit members
3 to Wt trading to provisions of the
wheat bill passed yesterday by Con-
Whitman; the cotton‘tunmas’ not.
YOU cmmm
m ‘
Once sou limo shown them an! at
their confidence they will stick through
thick and thin to what they know and
beliove is :1
Hundreds of women in our city are
going around today with by in that:-
honrto tonnrl a. lease on. life and
l health where before each day was one
long "nervous drug of misery".
A. one woman expressed it.
goat! (the 'work yox‘i! do it s the way you
, ‘I 1;; makes 1e midgets. on (an:
; Winn motels assumed WM. mogot ahead when zgu go rodeo on in.
ii. Ill! be in new style contracts made :3" 'zléfuéfio and 5“ “p I“ "’9
. m "’ Benev" me 1. m.-
imam? by the new legislation. but {magical-yawn nervous meek. awry
> _. s n . nombiticm. ()1th
r“"- ~‘ funding will continue in. the 01d 5313 and pale, an old woman before my time
Jack at me now. Worki is a. M
I am just bubbling. over with gum
.lplrits. the picture or health checks
:MM Malmcdor microfilm
Jud can glve. while mv phon—
plane—fed nerves are as steady as r.
clock. nothing wo'zies me. I ale-co Eh-
a. top» and feel like a .3111 or slum
hkeitfmn—elmzm ‘.
Iron to get all of the credit, too much
cannot be said in its r 3158.31“! all’m
'frinmis are boosting it".
Thou: 13m noel of any mower not
men going, around with that find ail-in
feeling cram m o!- "amnion-ow
'tflqv take a brace.“
package 0! Phillip“ mutton. it Montana
spruce .xou no and make "m9 ‘5»! bites
live onco ~
Io!tls
HARTFORD, March 5.—-Wlth eighty- 5
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NEW' HAVE-N. Mari :3.erer t. (i
Prentice (lo-act in. an alum capacitr‘*'~"
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.. Mom VL. Hm- 5.—A mark- a W no issue m than an: ”
the 7 y'
:sue figured. are regardoi here as fac- George H Atkins at Ton-loam, I.“ '
present low was new“ no ’ "
thou thine neon-milk:— ‘
no... Among other mum;
. .i .1 , ,,.
impel-am Mammy -Moi‘ vegetablesfl'om maintainer ' ‘
..A¥l§5?§
w
"' a?
tlilitfiilii‘r
3.
Sham-5m oi'flown-ablereport».ro-l
I cloud.
" in the saute operation, givesvahégh, brightllueber
1 Ito any finish of woodwork andnrings out the
abeauty ofthe grainiog. it can be used on lino-
‘hmmotorcmorpjanos. -
Cape-s, W and Spring Coats
7 The voluminous and graceful c we
’ is receiving great attention. it is very
‘ ammo: as a spring wrap, easily put
on, may. thrown- ashde. Sane of the
View, .
the more im'aliic the“
more ifaseinflhg. _ .
Capes, Coats and Holmans' are ,de-
'ruehped in m Sun, Siwaton.
Mad :1 We! material coiled
“Frostghw.”
Mfr“ SW to 355:0!)
' emermnnato $95M
- . “1133273800 $95.00
guano-tit is ‘7 the
Sprint Suits. out-active models
M to have and M Wool Poplin.
Coats in new high waisted models trimmed with
_ _ braid. A variety of styles unwinding the plain
M ’0! Elsi!!! tailored. elects. -
_ M ‘ Nan ’ blue, black and mu colors.
are serviceable and
$25.90 and $7.50
“Meadow Brook" and “W” Suits,
exclusiVP modell; in Serge and (Manila-u-
Strictly tailored, braid trimmed or ”enter «Ewe.
Those are specially priced at
stylish. For ordinary
business or hard wear
nothing is better.
Engl‘nh Tweed looks
well as long as a $37 50
thread is left. _ ° _
'm at ‘3 “1:53,;on colors or de-
Vii . _ H! H simbie Heather Hurtful-es inTurquoiet, Kaugmroo,
a“ 3‘ ml VOui-nd- 833d. Navy.
$3560m1d$3250
Home“. Cabal-dine mmgofiufleuf 55- .~
«2 :I'llsm W.
$45.00 $55 00, $65 00 and $75 00
Models specially designed for stool; figures.
in 13th and natural
wally found accepv '
table for motorists
‘ and especially women
who «.irivc their own
081‘8- Leather is gmceful lines, well fitting 1nd guaranteed to give
weather-proof. All the desired effect of slender-Hess. Sines up to 52.
those are wcll lined.
Wood floor.
$37.50 to $125.00
Svcond “1 m r.
.1“
More Silver for Name. Corsets
be tea from New model 361.
“rosettes” with. sterling handles. plum Co, This has all- t-he good
loniai or hammered silver. $1.40 advantages ”1’ 1» he
Noam and is at :1 mod-
erate price.
amass Coasters with sterling silver rims. non-
venicnt for vase stands and other uses,
Glass Stands for 10: mots or hot Mes. Ster- Featured this week
ling silver deposit. $5.“) 3}“! $6.00 at $3490
Eamon .Btshts, sterling silver with cut “mm“ “"0“
glass. linings, ' $5.“ m $.00 ‘
' magnum:- spoons, $9.25
Gninnial'rea Strainers. .315 The Read Corset
ow M fishes, $2.25 and $2.6.) Shop
mm erotica «lass with silver time. has at command cv-
7 m“ it? cry facility for pro—
viding a woman with
the corset; she should
,wear.
; . A (loop Furolnur' eiPefish _
. “ah-fl Mar” dusts, cleans and polishes _ , ,
. Fitting Rooms, con-
venient and well
lighted with mirrors
at mryside and an-
gle give the model ev-
ery new.
Experieneed cor-
setieres are ready to
Absolutelyxgmless and will, not; gum or
Spmxal to introduce, full quart bottle-
: m m-*
. _ K—.
. Second floor.
. 25C"
assist. . ~ .
Spring Collies are in odd shapes, in fact-
' House is
patrons.
..._.._.
"s so
' l‘vavhin_:.;‘i1
its
inosphm'o of
homo. Asking
American
and sailors
Nut hing
for
l
influ—
, nut-(Inn hu»
man kind as lhv nu.
the
why
soldiers
lump
1
Jnadic an spinndifl :1
fill"
and
record
solves
com) try
wears. the ansxwr
doubtless. that lupin
them—
lhvllfi,
during tho.
past three or 111nm"
thoughts were pret—
ty constantly
their minds.
Nothing
touch-
in
should
these Amen
«1111. homes to destroy
their pleasant mull-
l’ort and
cnvirmr
mom. No hand of :m
invading Hun
touched America.
and these homes
Row Fuglzmd with
which we are ‘0 fa—
miliar cnnlimw in
thci 1' true A merino n
cmnfort and simple..
hospi ta 1i t y.
The wepv'usibflit};
for this humc ahuosr
pbt'l‘t‘ 11.05 with
New England wom-
anF'lVIHJfiQ, chief de—
light is to arrange
her home, and tin-
prnvincc of the Road
to
tire
as<ist
her. It. is a great
privilege to he an
assistant homo mak-
er and to that end
have been gathered
furniture of the best»
quality, rugs to suit
every room, ciu'tains
and upholstery fab~
Pics for all uses,
china, silver \ and
glass for the dining
room and every
modern invention
for the assistance of
cook or housekeep-
or.
The privileges of
the Read House are
at the disposal of all
'House Dresses
The “Billie Burke"
in s trip 9 d and
checked percalr wit I1
White; collars.
and
pl‘ul'l
buttons 01 ‘2 ‘ wr
signs of good milw—
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mg.
$2500 and $295
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