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f t 6W DRAPERIES M
7' assortment in max-as. strip-t
dotted Swiss sci-tins and mar-
New designs in cretonnes
draperies. Also window ; ~
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-H l 'At the afternoon session yesterday,
E K BANKS {me state oficers were elected and
. ‘0 0 Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel, of Litchfleld.
-' . ’together with her corps of emclent as-
, W 30“ w“sistants were unanimously chosen to
m Ionlh mn‘ i t h
direct and transact the nth rs o t c
1 t I I ’ Connecticut Daughters for the ensuing
.year. Previous to the election of the
[officers and the nomination of Mn.
' Minor for president general? a number‘

i-‘ot very interesting reports were giv-
;en by thr- chairmen of the varicpts com-

imittees.
l The singing by the assembly of

;"The Battle Hymn or tht‘Repuhiic"
jopened the session and State Regent
tot Mrs. Buel immediately brought the
meeting to order and the reports of
the committees were. heard.

Mrs. S. “'illard Oley. chairman of
lthe committre of Patriotic Education.
‘prcsented a very interesting report on

Clinton C. Hubbcii, who has in on cn- l i l . l
- -. .t ie act vities oi tiis committee ant
- i ar-

Joying ‘ nhort furlough ““h h 5h?) "lwas followed by the presidential nom-
onto Mr. “"1 Aira. James T‘ H“ e lint-c, Mrs. George Maynard Minot. oi

I! 2 West Main street returned WiNcw. London. who is chairman oi the
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Com Merritt this morning. .
’ p ' _ :wiio announced that SLIP-m had lat-on
~ . ' : iv appropriated tor this "Ol'k

. _ lou’v‘as Fun 9, otininth . .
To the members oi i 5. t find that ”w records mnuni-ui uaw-

W'omens Relief Corp. N". l-u b." "WIN-on itrintt-ti in the Smithsonian re-
ident. Mt» Gladys Finch. [Hill by Mrs. Benjamin it. Health. tit-
tccior-generul in chtzrue of the Sitti'i,
\‘Illlziil inirtitutc.

'l‘hai ilit' ii. A. l: attained ell'ecttxc
rrsults it; “or tituc conservation was

it, is .Hald that ill" Flii'i‘i) "‘V 'th‘tta‘l “tan in illc- report of Miss (‘urnulin
t5. Stutth (liillllililil ot this committee.

tickets to New York lt'i'flilli‘ exhutisl- i H h h ‘ i

. , _ ,. 1 ,_ . “it“ rial“! that a c apters at o)’

”d at the iocaivya'ton "N‘m‘u' 0" m. .'i.i_‘-' :i-l-lltlililt-'l to that retailictions and
to thc many .\orwalit pct-ph- who weni ”pin :Us of thc iond administrators.

in lllr: city '0 wim‘t—r' ”I" ”'4 it3ililll'7 The committm- on thc (‘ontii'clicut

* fir! gum-n) lllnl'flu upwind. through“

thztittnt-tt .‘lib\' .\ii(v Norton. that

quest of pro-:4
will all member: atlt-nd met-ting i-‘ri-
day evening for special businc-‘s. ,

 

 

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"Hill" N. .llill(’b. lllé‘
ma -' ‘ Z":"'.:('(.\\ . .
n of the lntal ( on ittlu i . ”mum“. c (ltirtll: ”I“ year. of

bah been quilt- ill :1' l~i~ lit-mt: ll- ":11 “m, It “1“.- M-pwn-pd ll)” Sill“: “.934”.

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“a. aypmu. “.1 [hi taut wm-i. us.~ ,.ll.~',..l(|lill l.. ill“! and which '~\ :--' tie- '3.“ campaign M40”, “‘1 i “m sure
again able to man hi; t-a: tlti- illtll’ii- “‘flfm-lll‘“ "5l"""f" “09-5!" ' ‘ Mimi the campaign will be contiut'tc-d in
ing. -' fr t‘ttlli’ill‘lliltftirl‘i[it‘ldt'lillnlfll‘vl'i’ll‘lxllih legit": ”m ”‘5“ original i'onn-‘tt-cu. nay,
__ -’ ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ ' J . g Lill‘lt‘ qmctnt-ss and Mandy tti;.tt.~.
’ "'"' to main illitiUL’ll Airs. Abijah (atlin, “1, mu” remember ”I.” “.. do not

Charles E. Ho)". i'lliill'l'm" "I the chairman :ilitl She told of many in-

inctory site cttntltliiim-
Norwaik Board of 'i‘tadu assnmhh-d “Wit"! h)‘ WW” ”WWN-‘l

. tmir (‘Fmr'ft'l'lt‘r‘ hau- bccn cured
""9 members "f ”w C""'"”“"“ h": l-Zntht-tinc Gaylord ('hapiet' and
evening, and talked oW‘l' tlltl'it’m “‘7' ll?t'~l‘i\illiiiil o?‘ 'lu- old Slatc llmtsc l)‘
the {nth \\ _\'lly.‘-‘ i‘haptcx- wcrt- note-i

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necessary.

' p . again and i tiecidcd that i.’ i could be
m: t-.t;u-.~ hmi llt'! n cotttrthutcfl i” ”‘9 Ll .2nv help to llll' soctetv i “onid ll"

M ,1“. South stances, ulmio- this \ienk itzttl lN‘l‘" [IY‘P ‘ ”I, W. mm"
lwo old. i is- .“““ ll"..jt¢:_ and \\ill can“. an :t tit-an,
for opt-ti campaign with no ,gvtrtiaoh' or an.
.mtmity against anyone,

 

ent the name of a splendid wo
who is widely known tor her re~
, ie ability and fairness and fort
her nnusnnl’qnnllticntlons to fill this‘
great position. The great distinction

that this state will have if she to elect- '
edJonothing compared to the mar
benefits that the national organization t
will derive with such a woman at its :
head. (Applause). Today is a wonder- '
fut day in the history'of the Daugh-f
tcrs of the American Revolution inf
the state of Connecticut and I move:
that 'this conference endorse the name .
of Mrs. G'eorge Mayn'trd Minor 3:4 a

nominee for the position 0‘ prmi-fir nt;
general 01 the national tacit-y ot the.
D. A. R." _

Plolonged applause "recit-«i i'! .
clusion of this speech Will-ill lasted tori
scveral minutes until \irs. Manor
utosv to respond to the words 31' her;
tegent. !

"\ouz‘ action in nominaing he tor
the highest office in this grand organ-
nation an‘ects me deeply.‘ answered
Mrs. Minor. “and it is hard to speak.
'- 191' more ‘like praying. playing for
fiilt‘i.glll lo lit‘c up to the 131!!! that]
you place in me. l’ndcr no tircatm-
stances can i tecl iha' I merit this
faith.

‘it is not the mere nomination that
:iffi-r‘ls the so. tor. of course you “row.
I ww cvpectinz such. but it ts your
rpilii of alanine», your love and Full r
tttvn-lship in nominating me that
t;illil:: tar "1011‘.

“i can uni) an) 1 mill one the has;
"_ nm to the olfice ii i an circled. l

upwcizttc that it is a gruat honor

ll ..n important opportunity in Si 1 :v
u zanization. littrin; tthaat it w
_. .-a.:- I hate bt‘cn tit-pro mind on rP'.‘
.vt;.l occasions by women desiring: to
:aic the inn ior this office but each
time i i't‘llltt‘il t-u- i did no: ice! pre-
Duh-'l to on through the t-xten-zivc to-
;ititztl which ia: st)|l:t'illlt~‘.-

N-‘l-j

titttidtign

at our Conga-.42; last rum
on ”it: :ub‘cct

, 'lloucvct.
i Wan ttpptottthctl

it; tho .oll‘tt't‘. l li'll litc call to scr-
\ tct- and i conscntcd and \' e nor: have

wish to raise ourselves -m by tttilint:
We. “Ill ; nti on our

'i am sutc the Volt t. ”itl'li' Y'mtti.

 

cerning general 5”" contittinn> , ' , .t':t.~ will work for thi- ht-s': v". llil or-
Numerous ittquiriw are lit-int: received “ 'ill'lh} ' “”“l'l‘fi‘l "" m'“ ‘ng- i LillilZiYilllll dutim: thc t'.ttu|l..:"tl. .'..- 3
.. '{*"£l":4ll wo ‘. ' .~ ‘

from industrial (unct-t'n»~ (Ln-HIV." I') "A“ l‘nli‘n lorint: 1:3“ .(.'“le";'=‘ lot-tulle: n. which mp \:. 1., it.‘ J..." t
' ’ ’ " ‘ - "' o untilnce again i can nimplv extend my

\i'omi i'Ilti-izit'in chaptcr and .‘tlts. S trait
--. .. it-tii. .\. t-t’ l-I‘tiznhcth l’ortt-t i’uinanfi
Prank Turinn-liu oi iii: Sin-iii: slim-f (I'U'l'wl'. Sillilttlllit't-tl MIF- 53"“ T- “in”
. , . . , 2 HP). chairman ot’ the committee out
sttrpttaul lllS lelflliler (‘tlllylliln thorn in J! l'iiuflllll‘l‘n. and she a unendl
ing happening home attt-r mm
months' service for ‘l'Jicle
France. Frank will he remembered a, ‘
mi that each of the chapters in titt-l

the very obligtng bootblack at the ttul- State forward her a testimonial or
root! station. He will Boon be tiis- ilpl-zvn oi' thvlt' respect and «airmail-s 1
charged from the servicc and l‘i‘llli'n Six Hudcnls from Connecticut at
to South Norwaik. ll-ntletl the service school at Chnutmtw

. qua and cu-ry one or them was honor-
Still) mcntinnctl for their work at. that
iii-‘titulitln. according to the report «in
”‘3" Training (‘utupn l‘ui- \\ (DIN-ll. piesnmt-«l
Mrs-t. Sturr i‘. netmnnt. hc citatr.

locate h ere.

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Sam in ("l'lll'illt' ho-r lillh‘l birthday at her’

“’ilh’aut Grillen, of Siln-imm. itu
trlct, complained to the polit-t-
while he was driving lllllllt- last night it)
about aet‘en o'clock a cane of boys: man
standing near the junction of lit-hilt). ' (XDIea tor tiw turthertuN-g‘o.- Anti-ul-

. catnzntton work by chuplcrn ill lll‘ill r
and Riverside avenue ””9“ "‘“ww‘ ". to hunt-fit international teittiimia was
him injuring him quite smrri‘l)‘ HM Illiltli' by _\ii~.~. ('ltat-les ll. liiwcll. chair-
fri'ghtenlnz his horse. 'i‘ht- llitlttvi' ‘e,-x man of tho- interttaiionai {photons

being invenilgnted. “m“mm' 'f‘

'l‘ltt. Ilatiulttt-m wcrc tape-Mali) in
t. ;. slid in the rt-por' lllildl' by Mia
.‘tlartnti't ii. Bryant, chairman of tho
littcreiia Shaw (‘ltapter‘s Ellll‘l'Ll'n")‘

 

HAT DYE 5"l'l'li<‘-‘ “l'lKnitt'm: ('OInmiitee, Mm

lli}iini rclmtit-tl that a great mnunnt

250 Size .............. 20¢ “9 “Willem dream"! an" 0“!” "Wt-I'-
ittir' htttl bi'l‘li co'nplvtml by titr- than.

Stillson-Powell Corporation M“ ""0 Im'wrdwl lo the hum-4a

Shaw chapter in New London. Who (ll--
'l’lllllled the need} articles W.ll.i’ roi
illl‘l'h :tn-l miiori' stationed at tho :(r
\lt't‘ ltflfll‘f about that city

A h-riu- numln-r ui' Olltt'l with“
‘vnt‘c lililt’li' and \‘-'l'll" (llSt‘ll—‘Ft‘il until
lil'lilln was-1 inkcn on the recommenda-
tion or lllt‘ ('htlt-it'i' Rout-it's ttt titt-
liihl. ttvtti't-tt-ncc and “lit-ii bailotcol
tit-,2 rccunttnt-ntlation who accepted cml
in- and l' itt'ovitlt-d illitl. Milt :h . coir-
.«t m oi the donors. thc lilo:i~'_\’ Hit; in
“In Training (‘attttp Fund (some :Mtto)
«tutti he turned over to llii- i'lillt)\' .m m

South Norwaik

 

 
 

I'ttnd oi the Eilsvrorth Alt-moth! \~'.~*o
elation. St rt-rai oi’ llll‘ (looms \.ito
were present immediately tool; the

floor and made known their ‘vfi‘iiiiig-~
ill-HS to haw: such a tmttster alluded.

"In-- of lite most important items on
Ii‘n- call of the meeting. the vlthtitm o."
nth: t is. was then brozi'u‘ up for

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‘Iit'llilll. Tito names of the nom‘nc-‘s
. were. presented by thc nominating (unr'

‘ :m'tttcc and the election condor: --vi by

AS A MATTER OF. FAG: jMisH ix’aihurinc A. Niflliviuzl. l Prair-

tumt cf the committee of when, who
was: axzistod by Miss Mary S. \"ltit-
tit-etc)- and Mrs. l’auldinc. Tilt-re \z'ero
i~l.\‘l)'-st‘iL-ll. and not ninetv-scrcn as
pr: \‘initHly published. l'(.‘;:t'nl9i and dei-
ie:.'.:.tt‘9 [liqunl who were enuilni to an I
electoral vote and but one ballot Via:-
taken. The results when announced
by Miss Xt-ttleton were. lli‘l follower
Siatv liegent—a—Mrs. John Ln; Slaw
Buel. of Litchfield.
\‘iCe Regent’lllrs. Charicr Ii ills-
Heli, oi' Southington.
Recording Secretary
Barnum of Danhury. !
Treasurer—villas Jennie i.o:.u:t—.. oi‘
\Vindeor. 1
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there is no secret to Sno-
cus. It’s a. simple matter
of Wm thinking, and
happy living within your
Hanan

income.

. 1A twenty dollar a week Sm. 51:.“ cg.
‘ tron, who saves mo of it, '
-. is rhiggcr success than
.‘I the ten thousand dollar
man, who is in debt 8.
.thousind at: the end of the

year.

Councilord—«Miss Low, Mrs. Amos
Browning and Mrs . Vi’illiam H. in-
graham.

in every case the new ems-err.
unanimously elected.

Mrs. Sidney H. Minor. regent. oi‘ ll": 3
Lucretia Shaw Chapter of New Lon-'1
don, took the ninth rt. to present '

Were ‘

lhf! t
name of Mrs. George Iviaynard Minors
Of that chapter, for (in? omce of presi-
dent gencrai oi the national haughT
ters. ' ‘
"During its existence, the Daughters
oi’ American Revolution have had but
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mum that on Aptil :Ioili Miss Avery wouldt‘d that .‘M‘

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Ipt'csitlent

iiiEJilNES FAMILY

-mastering of .every detail of ,
the art With the result that;

 

uy seen that'itisa gr‘eatuhonor oon- For quality, my and
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has» new. r;

thankr to you and align": you all tlt'tt ‘
i “til L'Hv tho- bt-st itt tu- ‘o llu: attire'
it i am chosen to till it. 3
\\'ltcn the applause 1; id stood. d3
Ali‘s. iiucl took the ”HOP :ttzl .mm' ‘H
in llll‘ lllUlluJ‘l tilt-i
itauchicrs ol (.‘ottnetrticttt have lll""l

“"'“‘“ in ”“5‘90” ““3 ’5‘"? recommend- Hooking loruard to for a mug timc. 'i'het

tight Woman is now minimize-d tor
the right place and l minim you that .
in going to lm u'li' tics. national

The lint-int‘ss of tilt (‘Uflltl't‘llCC lilac

than) coded “l'll llu- nomination oil:
-.‘.lt'.~ Minnr and except .u.‘ a ton: -t:t.tlti

mullet-.2 which \vcrc 'rtnezacteu'. i'r
«hiding the pitssatzc of that motion au‘
thorium: the state U‘t‘ilfiill'f‘i‘ to ,trt. . hit“
iho- ".\|l|‘ll.\t'.~1 for the. pt'céideniia. catt-
;t:ll‘.:ll. iitv- llirt‘illtg atijn ill) -I Vtiih I'm
inf-Lilli: ut‘ “'l‘in- Star Span-glut l" :1-
tier."

\ hunt} \otu- ottihntws has l'xlt'lld
tti llil limit-:4 oi tltc Not «:th (Tintptct
for their kindness and “ill “doughnut ;
ilzt- tin}. and that llicir t-tT hlfi were tut-t
llil't'ii-'('~l “me plainh I'ii'lt'ltl. Thci

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Have been engaged in the;
printing and publishing’
business for the past forty-l
six years. .

Three generations have de-
voted their energies to the

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today an organization offers:
to the public a service of the:
very best.

The representative who calls
upon you is 3 Jones. '

The head of the advertising-
department is at Jones. *

The superintendent of the?
mechanical departmnt who;
gives his personal 0. K.’i
to every piece of work is r .
Jones. '

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