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t. is: undersgtood. Then Adj
lea, chairman of the commit-
ed it he knew, and be non:
mad. Members asked to have‘ .1:
and when it was read they so)
Vered in it the provisions of.
«loan bill, cleverly‘ disguised, 1
ylclaim it is an attempt of, the -
tea on education to run some.
:thr’ough. Speaker WaISh cor.-
Jit again to the educationcmn
J to be reported upon. ‘Senaw-
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tubers of thé committee claimI :1
nothing of the purpose or con»
amber-new bill. Mr. Ripley
explain-ed that he_had laid the
n. the clerk's desk with another.
" n ‘by‘mistakc. - ;
other bill was reported in from;
commiitee favorably in the same:
aving practically the same pros '- '
as the hills which the, com-
advertlsed as being’ assigned l‘orl,
ng on March 2.
for the reorganization, but has
by other features‘ which the
ute‘for the Morrison bill has. It
lives that there 'shall be “inc nwizz- 1 g.
'0! the State Board of Education,
Radar the present three, the gm»; .
,1 lieutenant-governor to be ex-
‘ members of the committee. The
03:06 the secretary, assista
ryare to be determined by the]
‘ subject, to the approval of the'
11 Control. ”The bill l'urtlrir‘:
provides for extension of the powersgz.
V e-body to raise from its own memu .
'an executive commitice. commit-i -
on finance, on 'Aniericanization.f
committee on appeals. This puts 1
d Americailizaiion committee or liu- l.
rigid in the ‘dcparimnnt of cduca'inn.:-
e committee on education has becnf :
king to get control of the Amc‘ 1-.
vcihization bureau which it is Dl’OD')’.H"1
. ., establish. and have it mad-a an ad—
1 Shoot 'of the bureau. instead of a 2411p-
? arate bureau. ‘ .
1 i‘One of the provisions of the bill iu<
troduced by no one knows whom ya :i. .
érday morning, was that towns may
:get together and select a supnrimcml-
ent. who shall, however. he approvcd
y the state board of education. Thorn l.
1min olz-ara’lon now some similar a“.
”Tangement by which cities and towns ,
thirty band together to secure and pnv
for the services of a supervisor to be,
“commended by the state board of ed..
" filon. The bill favorably report'cd
m reover, repeals Section 823 of the;
inhibitors. . . y
N Later it was definitely ascertained
This bill pro-1 ‘
nt seo':'
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Our New Spring
Millinery Display .
offers an inviting as-
sortment from which
to choose your new hat.
[fractirc shapes
trimmings. Sofia
straw, Georgette ,
straw, all straw, and in 1
153 A
st thebill ‘whichthe education com-
11 bill.
supervision. These three bills are all represented on the first sound. .-
V ‘ 3581811“ for hearing March 25. The
,xnittd'é‘attempted to slip in was their“, its fifteenth day
rtfitrd otthe sic-called substitutes of the Detroit, Buffalo, Cleveland. Hamilton;
It relates to SChOOIVJaJncstown. Lima and Bradford. Pad
this morning With
KILLED IN ARGONNE BATTLE
Thomas Matthews of Norolon Height:
Gets News of Hi: Son's Death
attempt to pass the bill by stealth
Vathout a [public hearing created quite»
a‘llttle excitement in the house.
Egan‘s cHéam—inz YES, CAESAR
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Popular Member of Fabaceae Family 3 “
' £1 to 7 Cents Pound Cheaper,
"’3 .- Wholesale
LVGASHINGTON, March. 21.— Beans,
tyof them at prices much lower
_ last year, are ready to replace
Ellenpriced food in America‘s meals.
nlEy last year the cartoonists «were»
ylng fun with the humble bean for
' too, was skyrocketing in price. but
today it’s down—way down below last, i
Worrprices. and there's joy in other'
Wilton Boston," says 3, Depart-
gent of Agriculture bulletin issued io-
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“BAYER CROSS":
Always Ask for Genuine
“‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin”
,- Thomas Matthews ol' Noroton
,Helghts has received word that his
fson, Private Howard T. Matthews of:
the 325m infantry. was killed‘ in
France While fighting in the ArgonneJ
on Oct. 12. The rather of the soldierl
lworkea at the Springdale branch of
the Stamford Rolling Alllls for upWards ‘
for sat-year. -. Since- February, sham.
been working in Nomton on the place!
,0: Henry L. Stoddard. i
. Although Private Matthews never‘
:lived in Norwalk. he «as born in this:
”county. He was living in Paterson,
1N. .12, when he entered; the service. He
has 28 years old. The commander of
his company, Capt. Herman Ulmcr,
has sent. his parents the following let-
lffl'Z i
' "i know you will permit. me, as can.
min of HoWard's company. to particl-
patc in the sorrow his loss has brought
0N1 ASPIRIN
3.9 . s on bean prices from the nu: Only Aspirin Tablets with lllv saucy . .
f:Ma.rkot.s show that beans have "Buyer Cross" on (hum are unnum' you. In ”1” battle 0f the Argonnr.
three to seven cents a. pound
e since March last year,
»' California. growers are saying
they will not sell, if beans go any
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AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS
OLEDO, 0., March 21.4—Bowlers
. part, in the competition of tho
rlcan. Bowling - Congress tourna-
ment here are finding th’e going hard ,
high marks to shoot at in all di~ m
eswrday passed with only one of
leaders being displaced, the Lin’
Life-Insurance Company team of
Wayne, Indiana, going into first
.‘ ith a. score of 2,959, displacing,
Potter Shoe five of Cincinnati,
had held the top place since
~silt. of March 15.
1th 2,959 as the high" mark in the
main, 1,248 the best in the doubles.
3118. 'a new world‘s record in the
duals. the tournament will be-
“morocco?“
‘4 ' «romance-cowl?”
- at girl or woman hasn’t he rd of
to remove complexion
; to bleach the skin and to
out the roses, the freshness and
hidden beauty? But lemon juice
acldgtthereiore irritating. and
be mixed with orchard white
5? Strain through a fine
' juice of mm fresh lemons ,
bottle containing about three.
"orchard, white, then, shake
you have a whole quarter
" and complexion“ lotion at
cost one usually pays for
' of ordinary cold cream.
rain the lemon juice so
ntothe bottle, then this
remain 'pure andfresh for
When applied daily to the
arms and, hands it should
“Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.“ owncd and
made by Americans and prm'cd sat"
hv
quantities of fraudulent Aspirin Tub-
»lcts were .sold recently by a Brooklyn
‘ idcaler which proved to he composed
ago in each Bayer package.
God, in His almighty wisdom. selected
your son as one who made the su-
premo sacrifice and in]? to his ideals,
mm to his honor and his name, he an-
su‘ercd the call gladly, heroically lay.
lug down his life that freedom might
l\'(".
millions of people. Unknown
i
.mosily of Talc-um Powder. . 3 l
"Buyer Tablets of Aspirin" shoum “\\ erwho are still here. envy his lot.
always be asked .for. Then look for "0" “1‘0 901““ wish for a more glorious
the safe“- "gm-91. Cross” on ”H. pack- death than that on the field of honor,
an and on r-ach tablet.
Accept noth- fighting for our country and our flag.
Proper directions and (105- H“ was 01“? Of my bravest, 111051 £11131-
;od mun. honored and lovcd by all who
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer knew him. His courage was an inspir-
g else!
; Manufacture of Monoaceticacldester of ““0“ ‘0 “5 all and while we mm‘m'todnv
Salicyllcacid. . .
his loss, we glory in his heroism."
Mothers.’ AdVi Cw;
The responsibility for a daughter‘s future largely
rests with the mother. .The nghtinlluence and the
information which 18 o’vital interest to the (inn hter
imparted at the. roper time has not only save the
life but insured t ie success of many a beautiful girl.
When a girl’s thoughts become sluggish with head.
aches. dizziness. or a disposition to sleep. pains in
back or lower limbs and a desire for solitude, her
mother'should come to her aid and remember that.
Lydia E. Pi'nkha m’s Vegetable Compound, made from
native roots and herbs, will at this time prepare the
system for the coming change and start. this trying
find in a. young 'rl‘s life without pain or irregu-
aritles. Thousan s ofwomeu residing in every
part’of the United States bear willin testimony
to the wonderful virtues of this me 'ciue, and
what it has done for their daughters. '
Brooklyn, N. Y.—“I cannot. praise Lydia E, Pink-
ham‘s Vegetable Compound enough for what it has
done for my daughter. She was 15 cars of ago, very
sickly and pale and she had to stay home from school
most f the time. She suffered agonies‘ from backache
and 'iness and was without; appetite. For 3 months
she was under the doctor’s care and» oi: nobotten
always complaining about. her back and lilo aching no
I did not know what to do. I read in the papers about
your wonderful medicine so I made up my mind to try
it. She has taken fiVe bottles of, Lydia 15.. Pinkham'l
Vegetable Compound and doesn’t. complain any more
_With her-back and side aching. She has gained in
weight. and fools' much better. I recommend Lydia. K.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to all mothers and
daughters.”-—.Irs. M. Futons, 5:6 Marcy Avenue.
Brooklyn, DRY. ‘
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‘scalc of wages under which the jour—
.send advertising matter to.
'AWait Your Selection
Blouse Goat's-lids, Box Coat Suits—with panel vests. Suits
with cnebutton jackets and with Tuxedo roll collar. Also strictly
tailored suits featuring coats of various lengths ‘ and de-
icting a wealth. of exquisite treatments 1 in pockets, sleeves, belts
and trimming, that will win the admiration of the most. discriminat-
ing. Prices that mean savings. ' 7
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Springtime Dresseafillthccharming fabrics of the season—
fresh and new as the coming Spring; with unique draperies and
clever bodice treatments. Satin, ’Tan‘etas, Georgettes and Men‘s
Wear Serge, in the prettiest styles, best values and lowest prices.
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EXILE STORE; I'll/IT fflT/J'Flff
c7
Washington St.
UNION GETS NEW SCALE
STAMFORD. March 2l.~r~Al a con-
ference yesterday journeyman paint-
81‘s and boss painters agreed on a
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neymen are lo receive $5.50 aday for“
right hours work. The painters had?is “one too 300d" for the eyes.
asked for $6 a day-5m increase of $1.
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sary to have fancy frames or~
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examines the eyes and fits the
lenses should be the best. Try our
service.
TH A M E R
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of good clone-3"
87 Atlantic St, Stamford
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B M , ll {REE 0 mountings, but the service
Would you mt? men-"5'16: or teams,
circulars and- packages? You prob-
ably know that mmmflcturcrsl-supply
houses, wholesalvrs '5 and publishers
buy homes and willroSses for the pur-
pose of sendlnc sample, advertising
halicr. papers and circulars to. Goon
names are hard to riot and are quite
cxpcnsivé. “'c publlsh 3 LIST con-
taining names and addresses carefully
arranged in alphabetical order. “'9
send these LlSTS to conCerns we
know are anxious for good names to
“39;; masons. _
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You are heartily Welcome to come ”and
look oxen if you are not ready to buy.
So. Norwalk
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
,, Special values am down the n... styles! m ‘iulroduccd‘ this
~ spring in Suits, Dresses, Wraps,Waisls. suns and minority. .
Fashion’s accepted fa.-
vorltes for Spring. These
graceful garments are de-
veloped in the new shades
of Reindeer, Silver-tone,
Henna, Taupe, Hay and
Victory Red, with many
smart mno' vations in neck
and sleeve elfects. High
quality—low prices.
New Dress
Skirts
Variety and color were
never more invevidence
than in these exclusive
Skirt Novelties, showing
daringly different designs
and color harmonies. Va—
lues that represent 100
per cent. satisfatcion.
(110'): 4’93" ‘.
CAN DI ES
SPECIAL SALE TILL THURSDAY, MARCH 20
cmms THAT ARE MADE EVERYDAY
PLAIN SWEET CHOCO- PURE CREAM COCOANU'I
DAINTIES, half hand choc—
LATE WAFERS slate dip i
57c 1 lb. box. 43c 1 1b. box.
ALSO FANCY CHOCOLATE BOXES 1
BOOTH’S . . . . . . - . . . . . . . $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.35, $3.0C
LOOSE WILES . . . . . . . . . ............... $1.00 $1.25, $1.50
CHOCOLATE SHOP CHOCOLATES,
. ~$1.75', $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Redwood Boxc:
NEW ENGLAND'S SPECIAL . ............... - (SOC-$12.35;
DAIRY MAID SOr
We send them by parcel post C O. D. all over the City
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
We Pay the Parcel Post.
THE NEW ENGLAND CANDY MFG. CO.
10 South Main Street
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printer will not mak'e a mistake; he ' "“ " ' ‘ ’” 9.--”: _ - - ..-_.__.._.__-____,,_ 7 7
sure to give your street number and ,. i___ _ _
town also plainly written so that any THE HARDWARE & i ' :1
mail addressed to you will reach you AUTO SUPPLY C0. : ‘ . OUR DINING ROOM
without fail. . 42 Water 8t. ; ‘ 1 ‘ fl
Al‘l‘ wc as: is [haltuyoru1 send 10 (lint: P110118 12155. 80. NOW“, 05. i FURNI'I‘LhL
in 5 \‘Pl- an we w on er your 1) m Magneto Parts, 3m ““5. , k substantial ““1 “WWW ‘ ;
in our ”ST as-above stated. “in“ Generator Ema. .1 as it should be. In illilili‘i‘Vl 4
Co The Wood Companygwmi ton, Vacuum Oil! and Grew is thoroughly up in data in 41' .
an. ‘ . t ‘ . speedometer Pa": Sign, bcing‘flllc \‘m'y hum: .
Bocony 38.891312 831d Kerosene aiion ol‘ the highrst 1‘1"“ ‘
m Supplies, Tim and Tubes making ' craftsmanship. !'
FREE AIR furniture that will _lnsx a «1;
G. HrHedenberz. Prop. lime and remain lvaufii'ul
« ' ' ~ . ‘ ' Ways. The pricvs :m~ : v~ div 1.
l r ‘ *5. , ""j ' . ' attraction.‘
, David W. Raymond
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UNDERTAKER ' ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0.
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fol. Ofleo. am: Home 3”.
[7 WASHINGTON ‘1'.
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NEW ‘RID M59?! QUILDlNI
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Garden Tools
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, 'I‘rowels,
Cultivators, Wooden.
Anything to assist—in garden-
ing and caring for the lawn.
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THE PARIS SHOP
33 sour-Him s'r. scorn nonwux.
The “’39“ dealers in town of Women's and Misses
Sui“, Coats, Capes. Dru-es, Bkirté and Waist-s.
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We "HI“ 0881! only and we save you from Five to Fu-
munch." on your purchase. .Avoid the so—called charge {if—
count stores, as they charge you more than double the price
for inferior goods. , *1
' ~ Shop at the Store of Individuality—— 1 . .,
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