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aside by such influencesl I hope not. I
_ TRUE BLUE.
Girls' Grand Prize.
for the girl turning in the lamest
mum, of ticket money, a. gold wrist
mob and ribbon and gold link brace-
and
livedontheooeyahudyhomeatthe :7:
last century, is being absorbed hysn
lalien population, utterly mug to un. TORRiNGTON TELEPHONE 5
derstand the New England love of OPERATOR DEAD
iountry ciivil :11“:j religious liberty or S TORRFNGTGN May 13 WW E5
merican nst tn one. . tacking, 63, the first telephone open. .
On one of the hill avenues large tor to be employed in Torrington. waslhave been expected
trees have been ruthlessly sacrificed found dead in flied yesterday, at he:
or mutilated. home. She was a. victim of heart trou-
One magnificent cherry tree, nearly hie.
three feet in diameter, is slated for re-
moval; and many who have known it,
fer a. half century, will shed a. regret-
the
Boys' Grand Prize.
55 For the boy taming in the largest
. 5 mum: of ticket money, a gold watch,
[ m and diamond set knife.
5 Third Grand Prize.
hr the boy or girl turning in the
next largest amount of money, a
" mine folding camera.
. Group prizes. -
, The boy or girl in each group of the
. ’3: making the highest sales, in that
53mm, will be given a self 1111113; fount- 1"“ tear at “-5 1°55-
fl pen. 14-K. gold points. 3
' To 'win these prizes, the following an?»
ides must be adhered to: E.
1. Everyone in the play will be
fluen four ticketsr‘to see] when the
test opens. On the second day of
contest anyone may take out ten
are. After the third day, twenty.
m be taken at a. time. 2
2.5 No one can Secure a second lot
. 1 tickets until the first four are sold
a! the money is turned in to the oom- I
“tee Money for all tickets takenV,_{z4’
“t be turned in befoie another lot , :1
figiven out.
3. No pooling of tickets will be 3.1-1“;
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lowed. 2:2
l the regular Monday morning re- it
Max:531 101‘ the senior g1aduation‘ ,V
' songs was held last Monday morning. hi;
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culture and cattle breeding.
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—The Best Salesman—A Want Ad
-—Want Ads. Bring Results.
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BUILT m 19145
A house erected for $5. 000 in 1914 would cost all of $8.500 1n 1918. and pro-
bably $12.000 or more today.
Household Furniture. Food Clothing. Fuel. and other necessities of life have
increased 1n cost annrdximatcly in the same ratio. ~ -
Have you sufficient Fire and Tornado Insurance to cover replacement values
(less depreciation) as they are today?
lVe are still writing Insurance at the same old Pro-War Rates!
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Senior class dues wore due yester.
do: It is to the interest of every
mior to pay his or her dues at once,
“mouse the personal expense at the
end of the year will be large enough
without adding class dues to the sum.
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. SENT To SING SING FOR [
FORGERY
James S. Gillespie of Noxoton “as
Sail. to Sing Sing prison for a term of
from four to eight years by Judge
min, in the General Sessions COlllt.
The!” ‘
‘y charged with getting 315.000 f1om
{he Filth avenue Month of the 1111111—
5911'5’ Loan and Tx'sut Company, by forg-
Aroms and
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South Norwalk. Conn.
ting the signature of Mrs.
her son on a chock.
liewt Yorli,I yesterday. iVivi: plfeafaded .. _,
fig; 312;» seggndfdggfe; 1.11 e ‘Z 01:» M _ g: 1 W'ill Close Out Tomorrow BI GU E Reductions 011 ‘
illespe was ormerv secre my 0 H b. . .V5 7 r V, V -2“, 7 ._. I 1 2: 2‘ _ , I . J‘s 5‘ 2' . l ’ .-
msgolgemgd3~1251221::23132;~1232 THE sown 1x01111- ALIx TRUST OMPANX BUILDING . l x1171- BLUE SERGE surs 53“" (“BREW *3
m ,(l 1 \y 3‘ . , 1.2} 12.95
and served in the some capacity 110 \\\ rFELEIJHOVE 1230 all. t 3
sIQeOY‘ge Ar1rts,Jr ill “as snow 1L.1- i’, 1 5 : 7g"
. . I § .. a $25. Embroidered Trimlotlc on d!
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te 11-11 mffim tome nil-lining a
n cy ‘ em and: Paris M as
m at vex. who.‘ by mildew in the: m tor I divorce.
my handicaps that align! and
11110 c Greed have placed their
way are mm to“ mm- —----——-—-——-—-——---——-——; ‘mct Cm at mus 01”. “9-. the m “me during 11. s *5
stantial progres. They have as might 22
,shown them-
selves particularly proficient in agri-
. Crying
evxls in the administration or the ,, .
lands have been pointed out in the
public press, but as yet the authori- ’
ties do not seem to be sufficiently in- 2
terested in remedying a. state of all-l3}
fairs that does muchto alienate the "
Till,
count-11- mom WHEN ll"
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a mag; my HI: GLOTHES. his mfifiguflt t” 59 336013
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Reduced to Sensationally Low P1ic 9125.
$16 95
This assortment includes very handsome and dist "His‘ClV indiyidual 11195.9; ! '
for street and informal occasions. including ’ll‘iicolcttc. Chiffon. Taffeta. 8'11: |
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72:. ('Cillmmémz baturdm. Max 1.1. and conhnumzz until Saturday. May 3.2. we ml} offer the Dublica .20 PLRCEXT. REDL (T105 on crow article 111 our comm-etc :‘am‘ 115:. gain: 5i»: m? t ‘ . 1 .3.
$30 Ready-to-Wcar Clothm 12‘. Dresses. Millinerv. Hosiery and Furnishings ' ”2’.
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'2‘ This great. ieouclion on 501.1 no“. undo-dale. norms. merchandise. “ill enable ex cry mother to drCSs her box as and girls to her heart's content at a 5m in: of 28151151. oi at :2
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‘9 ht them up With Stuff» , ‘15:], 2- ‘1 in both of The Norwelks. Voiles. . \ .33
$- _ . 2 . :1. ’3: A: 2 .5 ‘ id 5 2.1;: mg; for your girl at an actual sur— :3.
4*. 1739.93 $11113, 1912520 3381' Cent .1 $7 S :34 1 ‘ :j G‘zllglia‘nlsé hanlbmys 811d Pop- (3’ 2"; 2 PK :17g of 20 net. 66”)" 0”” 2;“ '1 g: :
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‘41, b . . i _ 1 : 1 $1.50 Dresses, less 20 per cent... - "296 :‘5
3 1.515280 Suits less 10%: cm? >~ t! . L . . $1. 20 etch of. ‘.
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“,3. 5:203 V _ $1.75VD1‘cSSes, less 20 per cent. $12.75 Coats, less ‘20 per cent, '2‘
“5.? ’ Sims 3 to 13 \ 5* V 5 $1 35 “Ch 39-95 31
. ' 3 i \ \ $2.25 DreSSes, less 20 per cent, ,2 2:;
3- _ . 1' ‘ 1. Q1 80 e‘ II $14.15 Coats, less '20 percent, ,
‘g All Suits Included 1'11 Sale. J d .. w 2 “C “11 Q5 2:.
4.: 313.00 Dresses, less 20 per cent, . .. .. 4’ 5.0
:’ $2.40 each All other coats in proportion. 21:: ‘2‘.
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_; 3.. 1015* 15.72153? 1) 1mg: 1 .1 hr: prices '1 s 1 5'5 3.
f2 . Can You Imagine Saving '20 Per - M -. 2 - ‘ 2 ‘ ‘ “.2237 longer .3.
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- R—-~S. 8:5 40 1361" ct..=.. . . . .5 31.35 3.5.4.: Hosieg, less 20 per cent . 470 2 ’2"-
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St. ITS / 3-“
P3355" TOP 0 yrs“. BOYS" HATS $265 3 t 8 0‘1 ER ll l S ’5; 3*
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All t .9 Nu: srge Coats and mmtme; are :eiurcd ry h p“ ’ bOth m_ grog Su’t I95 520 1' $31137 then ECV 3' «v s:
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29 per cent. st md cloth. V . pa $4 80 cent. savmg. :3 5
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v... a. up yawn/.1, #622 .5... 1.181 CEEIL ............ $10. L" ”— - .. 2 "H 2 ...1 Verdi--. {5.5: i;
. F no“) Hats . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.20 38"") 55““ 520 per cent cent 22‘;
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This 1s a good onoortun'h = .o hecome can t d ’ ”‘1‘. 111 5*“ "’“‘ 5.
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This sale includes everv article in our :to air. 9 wife the new and only Children s Snecialty Store 111 The Vorn alks. ‘mfie “Fig" (2 ‘1'
, 5 1e. not namely a few odds and ends. The reductions will be made at the time of 11-11rch51;N"y Rea” ‘2 :2
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