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SPEAKER! J. F. WALSH
NEW PRESIDENT OF
LEGISLATIVE CLUB
Senators and Representative. Elect noting committee. Their report was [cl—pam-grk W anford Stamford “.u.
«are for Year. I
SW James F. Walsh of Green-
wich was elected president 0! the liz- ,
islaflve Club of l919, at it "1901an year
tcrdny in the hall of the House at
Hartford. The meeting was callcd to
order by Senator W. ll. Hcald (If Stat
ford presidentpmtem. of theSanm. ard. New Haven; Frederick A Bart- ndm
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Thou who are rm! War
astounedrtylowillbom-
ing these models this season,
thereby getting style and NJ
loo, and more than 0 little ad»
voltage inprioo
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i who appointed Senator Edvard W. lia-
zen of lladdam and Representative
Samuel J Bryant of Orange and ”at
thew Keneal) 0t stamiord an a nomi i
acetpted and the following officers
were 6 lec it d:
President. Speaker .l’amol F. Walsh.
Greenwich; viroprmidont. Senator:
Gcorxe “Z chtt New Brill“?! Wil-
liam H Henld Statl'ord: Clnfles C.
He Im nw: Iy. Hartford; Harry A. Leon-
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drink of 020. i
Ask the man at the soda fountain. ‘
The 020 Company, “'iii In, Conn.
020 disputsed at. the following places:
SOUTH NORWALK
smooths” Corp. .
luv Inland Confectionery
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m H. Baxter's
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NORWALK
E in Confectionery
132%.. a: Hardwiok Phar-
~ DAREN
Allen's Pharmacy
“SW?
Bridge Pharmacy
3 wIII be .\lr§. r. 'r. row-gun
rflier-«nit end ills Lam am.
1 ringwn. William C. For New Winn;
ibury: George F. Chopin. Cromwell;~
John H. Dillon. Shanon; Raymond 1'.
bench. i awniour; Representatives
3 Wort Unrttord:
‘ seph F “Williams Norwich; Contra
‘ not. going to tell about the War or its
E M. Clomoncenu. M Pichon. Andre Tar-
liotllcinl mat of the French govern-
« rested IRoland' a pulpit Bible. ”0 one
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iott Bridgeport lohn N. Brooks. rm-
Representative-
Wlflinm A. King
Windham; John C.
Gary. Warm-ford:
liam H Hall. Willington; William S.
Cowles Farmington; Harry A. Moore.
Saybmok; normal-57.308”. Clerk Bd-
ward J. Kcnenly. Stanford: treasurer.
House Clerk W. Arthur Cuntryman.
Jr. H'lrtfnrd: cxccutim committee.
Senator Archibnld MacDonnld- Put
Charles A. Templeton. Wotan
{Robert 0 Eton. Pomona Smuel A
‘Dnvii. Dimitry:
Clifton H. Smith.
‘on I _.
._, Hal In; . 3.0gimlir‘
Ernest. B Kent. Putnam; Malcolm l)
Rudd Salisbury: William You, Yer»
non; MAI-tin L Quinn. Nmntuolr: :0
Leonard Tolland.
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GOOD FROM THE. WA‘.
Dr Charles s. Medicinal! of New‘
York, to Adm-o King's
Daughter. Gathering.
Dr. Charles S. Macfttrland, who i.-
to qwak at the South Nomik Coo
nutritional church next Tuesday at-
thnoon at 2. 30 o‘clock at the meeting
of The King‘s Daughter. And Sons iI-u
l
'.h0.rrom He is going to tell of the
'good to all nations that is coming Olll
of the war. On his recent visit to
France and Belgium he was received
by King Albert. President Poincure
dieu and other notnbles. He was the.
ment and traveled over .000 miles in n
5 government motor our delivering the
' meat-lash tor the reli'iou‘s uplift of the
world from the united Christian
churches of Amer-ion At one open nir
meeting a Mlniet in the mmt des-
ert. he spoke to a lace met-inguinal
had assembled from miles around
from one of the old portable pulpit:
which the persecuted Hugenoto carried
out there in sections end III-which
is more able to 10118.0! Pupil-M that
is to come to mankind
their guests
1. if“:
‘ Fresh Home ,flade
., Romans
’ moron-n;
noneormrmm
“In“ M W or your” m
DIES
mm cn‘m‘ Bones. .
ranlts.
1 their son Roger. hove returned from
I lit!) bold adduJ' at in:
. yet been received.
lulu-amtthl-nt
.“ 0nd rubbish: There mfle'oom-
1!!!
pemteiy .
nag-4.11mi wu :aad. bukfi
(mu .A'
(:an to his'
'power the fellow. until
—An advertisement in the Eventnli
Sentinel will doubtless bring the best
.__._ "M..— o ’
It and Mrs. Cluence Deli Ii
In hater Inn on Atlantic City.
m. Week: 8. M. who ha
been visiting friends in Brooklyn tor (
men: m. be M end up-
ened her time on the hot ”d.
Hines Helen lcCrca tad Theresa
lint left on m m s an to’ '
tom Point Canaan. Hampton Roach.
Wuhin... «push; to "n-
. Irn Sunday. . '
The Picrtn Club of Na rim-I i'iv-‘_~2;I..
. Norman
tire mien a itidny mints. April
26. A deilgbtlut progrun has been
nrrnnged. Among those taking part
Mc-
‘rhe local m to dispat— at
Burton cm or the Victory loan in
represented m 8. m at
the Home Bonk e Tm: Cougar-i
building. which is made hem“
for tho M9815]. The committee is
t a few mum. but ll not
yet iriy under way. u the supply
of. manual buttonery. etc. b. not
Cleanup days in town Wednesday
and Thursday my not render Dorien
a "W town." but they will help
antler the town's teem- min-y
m in the Center Ill] todny
at Newton and the Heights. m
in‘tbowim’l nceunmifllnndum
mnnlties the size or Daria! where
this in done without expense to
Millers. and local people
Ibo-K mine this bit or enter-
prise
The Pmbyteri-n and W
chum «Mon will Join in I
union mice nut Sunday um to
hear Pml. Willlun B. Bailey of Yule
University. who will deliver an od-
dreos under the direction fifth. Con-
necticut 1w Union on “Sob-
stitutec to: Milan." Prc. Bailey
is one of the i twofi‘iou or
thd Stale, int . ml especially in re-
form work {or Minor: and women.
who is chairman of the flute oom-
mtuion which had charge of the;
recent. minimum and owing ot‘;
the Sim Faun for Women, ;
A newton was caused yesterdm ‘
morning ‘lIen it was mitt tbnt. a?
chicken-thief had been taught in the:
hon-house In In. Sicnphc ‘Potok of:
Magnum; m hv Mr Tom who:
tackled tho lend-r mngl ad. 1
lumping out or a It ”Nov to he the
culprit .without in m: sighgof him.‘
The burglnr wou' d d hm
nocoedcd in M‘s-ting w {mm-i
R. f0I he fought and MCI-d den i
the llt‘Ur‘s sum J n
father's unis-Inner» in time 0 ovcc.
one of the
railroad town men summon-d Con ‘
stable Hurry i :Iimt. r who landed him I
in the imkqu He was arraigned
by Grand .lurm William H Wiilmott
berm .‘lufitiu John H. Selleek. who,
finding pmhni ‘o cause. bound him or- .
er niltlt'l‘ $1.. 0 ball to the Superim
L‘Dlll‘i. MIa In h [old on the stand
hnW. jtlm bc'ffi"? :30 Tuesday night.
she heard a collimation in her hem;
house. nnd \\ .lB aroused by the crow-
ing of tin roosters lilio had lost
ciIiclu ms nu stlgfiil occasions of latc.
Sha- lonkcd out In the wildow nt the
a. nun there. She.
who. without -
hen-lmum. andsa
awnkcncd her has
waiting to put on any clothing. are
in: lllt‘ man hunt to lave with a .
hug oi lllltlthS on his Rbouider.
jumped out at a window. The man‘
ran but was oi by Torok a {cw ;
rods beyond Ilr. Torah premiseo. 'l‘ln
accused maintained that be had not '
been upon the Torok premises. but.
said that he Ind gone near the.
trelght-housm, Were a man come to,
him md asked him to hold a. bag of .
chickens for awhile. A. he did no.
"he said. in one Int-t. of his testimony.
be heard the rmpun 1nd started to
fin away as h- became excited. 11'
tor be declarcdtbnt be had not seen
"fimmeWflflle do
Inga on the battle field end mambo-5 M .1“.me um. she um
hood of mankind made poesible by the
shoulder to shoulder content. 01' than“; ma u
pull-anvil] but:
Ammoniumnlmmwiflimammmmon'
Mrs- WJi. Small-sin. Themes! ’
: "Almuthere.
‘ingwlllolooepromntlyotm o’clock uon. mntbldotluvm
arterwhlchaoodnlhour beam Wuhan“
loyal by The King’s More nod in the Minor
HoWever. h- nab ‘
“an die
Janos. also -
uhé hnd .
‘hinmocher o [new inpinning.
themando homolumetget-,
:m {f the situation. The
:albrit main , in' spite of thci
‘tamimofirof on. man
.. unbranlnnocent.-
M and also:
- , the other i‘edou I
but Innocen‘ nd WWflllig
. the man‘s unlikely
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MAT, Ann. 26. 19m
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CDC 0 ll? Real! CO
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attractzve'
People firm the tea room an placc
these days. Light breakfast may bc had of fruit
rolls, toast. coffee, chocolatc 01 tca.
Special mid-day Lillll'llPOllS scrvcd from halt
past eleven until two.
Spccial Afternoon Tca from timec until m...
and the menu includes many tempting dishes for
5cm.
Oil tlfl’ w-v-ulul flunI
Reed and Fibre Chairs
and Rockers '
The tremendous incrciw
in the use of fibre chairs and
rockers shows clearly their
great value in the economi-
cal furnishings of the home.
The best and most COlllfOl‘lH -
bl'e designs ever used in the
manufacture of w i l l u \\'
chairs are evidenced in the
fibre patterns at the present
day, but at a cost considera-
bly less. The material is
strong. the construction of
the chairs of the v *ry best, and the wow ing propcrtitm
most satisfactory.
..‘
_ Our new line of reed and fibre chairs and rockers
13 larger and better than ever before.
Full shed Rockers with all around.
graceful and comfortable, $6.50 each.
Armchairs and Rockers of large size with hrumi
heavy mil
p“
l
" K combination step-ladder and
arms and deep wide seats. “3.00 mm.
Rockers, full spring seals and loose cushimw .In
ercd In dainty crctonncs. SULTS
‘ ‘ Amchmm fits-chars, full 3 ring M Ma. loose
cushions and upholstered backs. (“TH-ms of i‘mc
cretonnc. . $1.,.‘.'.{I ..r.’-.
Armchairs and Rockers, full Spl ing ‘ seats and up
bolstered hacks. (.mcring‘s of line qualitv iinIIIIi
tapestry. $15. 00 each.
Chairs and Rockers with very high hacks and
slumber coils for the head, spring seats l'phoistcn (l
seats and backs cove cred in host qualitv figured tape
tries, , $18.00 each.
A beautiful assortment of genuine Willow F urni—
ture in rich dark linishings. covered With very attrac-
tive cretormes. \y
Large easy Chairs and Rocker, $22.50 each.
A large showing of the finest quality Reed F urni-
lure. This represents the produce of the host factorx ,
in the country manufacturing these chairs.
Chin in antique bronu,\ walnut and old ivory.
The coverings of imported French cretonnes $2 00
0.1191).
. Other Summer Furniture. Among these may be
found very comfortable high backs. easy chairs with
ets for newspapers. umgazines, etc, divans, ta-
la, chaiscs longues, tea wagons. etc.
‘ . On the fourth (1‘
CI
Japanese We... i’xugs The Ginghams
finmmimdjfi: This has been an into":-
ltviug moms. Brown, blue and. ing week at the ging ..
m W Patterns Which department. There :13. I?!
3f;Mg§w des‘g“ kinds of plaids and .2. ~.
' ‘ Beautiful. pink and ‘
plaids barred with i‘
use-9x 12.35.00 8 x 10, $8.50
M‘ a m. a” at memate green and white i». .
-, Fourth floor. _ yith tan; pink and .4, ‘ . H.
W ‘5'. J
A WT Chan“ yellowand green; :Ilm U'
are stripes and plain ml.»
£8966” ially popular
the Fine Zephyr (iinqhaulh
75 ch?
I'm II.
kitchen elicit, ‘a' very handy article
moded hardwood nicely fininbed
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