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AO‘ FOR Peaboil) Company first appeared be Istate, ‘oonferen'ce (if the Congectéeu:
fore '3“? Board of Refiet to West flaughters 'wlllclrxiill be hem n as
' agamsti the inn ease in the az'sessment Hartford on Tuesday and Wednesday;
.. on the pxopeity located at Vortltiiainl‘lfarch'ml and all. It will be. of spec»-
m 'mefi 22,1921 {and Union streets. «Last year ‘Otohé 1’1 moment as Mate officers and com:-
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M 1311ng ted ‘9 it or [mention comes to light that \i ll! re- order on Tuesday. March 29th. at 2‘ . 1
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‘8 fingetfdpnblicaatiion or special machinerv could not 117.; Egg: {32:12: and slate committees will be present- After form; cashier Jofieph Victory MO‘N’TREA! Que Me. 227 ’ ,1 ,
n are reue moon 1 - . - 3 , , . . .. ... .. > rob .-—-~
‘ k so wed. $35.? a)?“ 2:111]: guilding is only win” ed, elections of a state regent. state to open the safe of the Blackstone More than 5 000 men employed in the
’7' x»! -.._ W vice-rcgent. grate regarding and cor- Valley Gas and Electric Company, in Angus shops here of the Canadian
‘ mso‘ O'I‘ES is of manufactur- _
' N10 N Me for certain kn" . responding secretaries. state treasuiu «Woonsockel. last night. “1'0 robbers -
less, and the buildings and machinerV er. state consulting registrar, stale bouudrhim imprisoned him in a ,mau‘l’aclfic Railing“ were notified today
are “Of worth the amount they are hiétorian. state librarian’ and seven janitor's cupboard and eseaped With ”‘94 “Prk would be mapemled “3mm"
W Well nudge. No 108 £7 and A. Assessed rm -
' 4 - . . .. 32.110 in cash. “row and resumed again April 4 The
‘ Ileeta tn Masonic building Southi Judge John Keogh said ilmtghelast counmlors “in be held. and , such The robbersxamw up from the-7M- ..hofimu Officials said» was declared
- m M lot and 3rd Tues a propmtv that ghould he mised is mo— other inflame-so will be transacted as is r: o w ,
u month, July and A st 3:391:53er propertv because of the fact that proper to oome before said meeting. ggefiglslagtaggrimRimes}; céogpagyl': 23': necessarv expense reducing mew.
d. a 3 9.31“,le Master Masons factories are the life-blood 1' ofmglgfi “The crodPnHals committee. <Mrs. books. Thmsting 3 ysmva]ver into the '
‘ w” and Miami” “mad. mmmumw ”midi”; 3321:: tiirem the Chm“ 3' “mums“ “h“m‘m' “’1 calmer“ ‘38-'36- 07"” 0‘ ll“? ”We" 0“ CLARA 5.111111 HAHOV n; 110va ‘
» EDISON 111111111115, w. u. ”WWW” “"1 ‘ a 93mm H0 um be in session throrfgh all meetings or den-r1 him to open the safe. He com- , - ~ _ .
1:03an wmcox, secyugg’fifi‘gflng-‘gnfif‘fi? fine. to live up ,0 the conference until the opening of piles; and the cum robber took out anrmoma. moan March 22.“;
its 11.11110. .mm not sunph place its the Pong on “‘ednesday, for a}? regis- til: fish, 1‘7 1 ken into the cal Clara Smith‘Ham'On-has signed a con_.
A stated mnvocation of Butler Stalnp or qpproml on the acts of the tration or voters and the giwng out lar bgfdwasfillnrkii in' the clip: tract with a. motion picture company
graphs-r, Elohim. R. A. 3L, will beheld “spam-s Ho urgcd that a thorough of "credential badges." Chapters fall~ boé’rd fgomanwlfigi1 ’39 was molasod to produce. pictures for the next two
mflmgvmglt’,§tnith Nm'walk on lnvslignlion lw made of Elle factor} 1m: to pay state dues shall not be (211— board: from whivh he was released years. she said last night. A recen-
3‘ Ila-y “70”; llopflmarfifindd at. 8lmoposltion in Korvszilk. I‘he margu- filler} in xepinsmlmu‘on at the meet- J. Pattingall. $1le manager for ‘5, $10!! was held for 1191' last night at the
- agree lfnctur: 15 had no (‘llamo to appear 9- Inga or the “State Conference." (Artl- mummy. ‘who (”de mé office and First Christiano~ church. where she was
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A selection oLfrcsh spring models in mm; »'
and dressy styles. Box coat suits. so mmh
sonwbeautifully embroidered and hr u! 3::
used materialsF-Tricotine,Se1ge, and Vi‘lm‘ ;
$25. 98 to $45“;
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Polo cloth coals of style and qnnlé‘x ‘ ;
are shown—~Tan, Rookie, Taupe, Henna, a: ‘
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m R. A. Masons cordial]
. y invite-(l. fore the 355:» $9013 and Mead the” case. Cl 7 V q f - ‘ Y ) i «_ . i . "I (’
z. . 'l S LYONT D. B. BEACH, H. P. but that Llw l’lonrd of Honor was the “:w'g') 5?:tieogffloero §inllhé§i~ignoo§13h heard his “A?“ for help. baptized. sunda). J h}
.' . . ’ Sec - » More When- tlio mutter could be ar— lcilors). chapter regents. delegates and . . effigy;
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. MEAT )IAKES COAL ”RIC!" HIGH‘) South Norwalk lloaxd 01"l‘rade. was credentials upon arrival at the place - " '
4",, . The Railway Age is sounding a note the next spnaker. and he? told 01' the of meeting. .7 "
. an? alarm on the coal situation. It work of the ho 1rd in Inlng to bring] "Lllllchr‘nn will be senor] on \R’ed- , ~ , ,
“iv-unis out that production. which new imlustrlos to Nor“ 1.1m The boast nosday. March 3031.11! 31.9 -5 a plate. _ 7
shed the peak in the week ended him alxulys been that the assessors downqlnirs in the church and in \in- , . 7‘
glimmber 11 last at 12. 865,000 tons of wme f‘m' and mg“ i" the“ treatment sonic 'l‘1»nrnrll.:1c1oss the street. Ap—
m , of the m: 1111:f.1ct11rer$ hole. '11“: aluo; . W . , , ‘
mm’nous coal has dolndled to of merchandise depreciating and lust-imio‘fi‘m for luncheon tickets to
1.330.000 tons weekly 01 a. decline of no“ mommy, off is “name. ,eason,&rrtlwr 1‘ i131 Chocks :fféonsféufoffifif NEWEST 0F NE‘V SPRING FASHION
£3: per cent. ' "Today." 3:135 the Age vhv at this time, the .13... ssmm‘ts on 330,591” in Hialmox
“'1" c 5 000 coal cars are standing idle v- “mug industrh‘s in ma city rould not 9 ogmlnns to in: “’llllam K. Ack-
.fiiecause consumers and dealers are he raised If ll. 1x learned that the as- 10.x 1910 \l‘nln street East Hartford. AT WHOLESAI IE:
not buymg and the, mines are not pro- .mssmont on factor? lll‘Ol‘lN‘ll' in “1‘5 on or “0"“? “in?“ 34”? Promnb .
; ' 7 7%“ iguod. ‘ president of thezalternates will plcaso secure their
Fashion’s Newesl in
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DRESSES OF TAFFETA, SAT “N Fa’ 1‘2 “E’-
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Beautifnl dresses that represent iln» ml - ‘ ‘ ‘ .45
finest qualities—the richest u M ”1-4..- {1 ' '
naming coal with which to load them 0 citv is 100‘}? or nc-arlv that. it will «if— 11039 in making appucmmn is urged. f3 ..
'mis situation the Age regards as tor other indueirles tli 1t mm he see - therein sparing H10 hostvas 01183720? . ' ' . . ‘ ‘ ‘,
threatening in View of the compara- 1“? a place 11010 from} 121mm; 3’: iluhe murli uncormlmi and emlsarmmgm Here 15 30111“ opportunity to Share In a legitimate Value-
fiwn small] supplies of coal in stor- 3}} \§(‘1”;n‘gni‘x’”:‘n‘t‘gflm‘f "mfg“: 5,; 3w”)??? “ini he farmed” ’1' it? Giving Sale, made imperative by our inability to occup) 0111' if” \ » .1“
sage. and t fears that we are moving ‘ .» .. .‘3 “I” l l“ ‘9‘“) “11‘ 0 ”W 3-“1. 3t 50 in? '
toward a repetition of the experience fig: mini?{gtgiaioglifti‘z.::‘:>hmnts he“: fronts a Flaw. after which more will new hOfic, “11th was t0= be ready for .dlin‘g the Easter g L
“*1 19201Whén the most herculoan ef— '1 h. mzniui."iclni(rs who 11' “1 been 1‘0 a swim hmxrl following :1 WW trade. ernfore, We will oflYer our entire spring lines at actual MM 7
am was necessary toJKeep the indus- ml] in [in linzul Ole.u1u 11,5“ “1.),— huslncss seszslon l is easily possible . , :.
{ties and domestic consumers supplied \1 mil l b( rim!- (l (31er on tho matter (0.3119116! the night in Hartford whore cosh giving 7‘ 011 the fume“; ad‘antage Of What it womd com: to Serge I)(}plin and 3 Pi»); 3' n
with fuel.;o::1s.~ «Sim-1.1.: h- {n- m. 114:» conmlaints accommodations nmv \~ obtained at. move these 5:“. ads to our new StOl'e. ’ ‘ “
What is the cause of the alminlgh- 10th! lmnrd. mi \11. ”031 “FAT“ ”mt llw Bren; lungs and Highland (‘ourt M
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«at-1] production and mmement of coal? fr “' 'f“ . “if cmwi‘l' "”1"" 3“”1 hole-ls film desiring: further informa-
‘fit :lppears to be- another case of a. “94‘" if»; .11: I";”‘Tl‘J‘ljfi‘r'pri‘WI‘”gnu; lion .hout hotels: orihcfi‘lrdlng hovsosg
?7iu’€r‘5‘ strike. “Consumers and (NHL 81‘ ::;,,”,'l.,'l‘\f ,.\i1‘l(.,'}') infliilrli ‘1. lm k”, air- ’miil l‘lt new oommimlvnm with Mrs. 'C‘ . .
«Em won t buy,” S“-‘5 the A‘gfi- Prob- m small 111 is Mini. ix “fl" that is ulljual. (7.1].lnrni‘r. ”1 Rurnsicie avenue. East The sale IHCIUdES our Brand Nefi’ Llne 0f M086 aitmmi "(5 liifidfil‘s. .4“th Ft) (331;: , ' e . 7 ’ i , i N -.
ably the main mason “ hv they won't ’l‘m . my.” ”3"“:‘J'u‘ u “may 1‘“ and Harland. " 1;“ ' a great variety of 123‘» 1‘ J '
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my is the present Drives. 'lhm, are All. Hm: \. .«l 1; mar Lo douutnl ll‘ thot """310 "WW"?! «Nd Cilsirnieii will ~ Clothes f0]: Die“
flower than llmso of a few months ago. in: u- Min ‘1 van hm 1M7» In n- hm only planer litrsrnl llu lr whorls l‘fl writ- .
“shut still high. Tim main reason {lit-3v 521ml rains. in: and l mun :1 came wllh the 3mm;
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, owing: paid to the minors.” I. film“ ““1“ ”H ”NH” “" ‘W‘l ”“1 ' ‘ (‘lmpir r zlvlmrmmm: are requested»:
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,- é:n<;ur-.<ixonubly thi- high prion; {l't‘f' ”1.121.121, ‘5 “'L‘ " mcflmr 'i”"»‘*- ’5 it 10 main: their plan; to arrive 11‘ Hm
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mwuiw or zlw (vonz'e'brr-uro .nnl \1 w.
mm: mm: llu‘» final mljournmont
wluvum'rr that mar be."
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11113.11“: 3111!... m t m (lmllllS 1(.( (‘on- WM“ 3? (mum brim: 5m junk tomor-
r"§nfntul0n of the past winlor owing: lo mm '1 . xx.“ 3-}; x. .1” who“; in ”nus-1
:rM» mild Weather also has had an im‘ 1_,g;;-..ixu:.~':-I 11:11 ‘~
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'gmrlzmt, lu-nrlng upon the decreased mm; prosyrr'fiy of tho place “me clue» “I'nrlo Joo‘f Cannon is reporter“! to
.dfmand {or coal The Lnnway Age m 131:» {um Hm: inr‘!n3'l4-s arr mans} hill'c’“11’2olllélll> firs: Visit to thea “’th WHOLE OFGOOD CLOTHES FORWARD WOMEN
m2: have 5mm» mmouny in paisuml- noi’ninnlls‘. and mat if more are any lie-1135 in fight years. "1 mole Joe“ , ‘ g
m? flu Duhlh- that. tlw main reason" “WWW“H ”H"? are 0:: lmtmm mu: 11mm romyrnmixos lzixnxrlf «
was: “y‘ig‘pg; 5L1y 50 mg], “i... the “mpg- 45th; ilw in»: two imam has sum: :1 .«..._.._....o..._.,..,.,....,. mm“ 7M _ @
eve Wages being paid to tho miners." 1111111:- w M (”M “Jr “Mm; S""“ in ‘ -' .
, . .- . _ . hmuulk. 411;»! lilt‘l‘i‘ l’l‘c 311:! :1 num- .. -
.5329 public mil he.» 91011 to 115-110va ”ml: in, h,” H; .2 it“ H11» slSw“§'fll‘zt~HH. m: ,
that is thr- mason at 2.11] rifle! the r(~v— mum‘» I‘I‘UlN'Y‘tY h jumpvd 3“ m 5.)
additions limt lune lmon mid“ Wllhm to M”; . that it “'iiH lilw-lv llml thin-u}
arr-emu months of the cmmeloncohss It 111.111th 13:01th “:1an I‘xlunul'm'llli'irs
‘proiilri-ring' practiced lwy ('01'11 prmlué— :u'o not of Pr“l‘ll"a;l71if‘.! liliui‘. Hilx‘il my
arm mul jnlxlmrs both during: 51ml fol— lulu} \ulm‘H. lw and. lwvnum» uf hum-
‘a‘rwmg the war period. The increases "USS ("311‘“1501‘9-
"Katmai on to 00:11 prices have 110011.11.“ Judi“ 30“” .H- Hlihf. in HW‘HMWI (m
.‘afalil, of proportion to the increases 03" "{“U'ir‘ width” 11 W“ “it 11mi—
rzmdo in the wages paid to minors. 3”\‘it;”"‘“§1t i‘”?"*f‘;"“§'fi to i" "”1”" ‘1
“The retailer is certainly not responsl- (if... 32"}: m‘lmfll‘.191.981“=1~‘)‘l"av-filt::}uia”):
1731‘? for high priced coal. . tori-q prosparih .‘.( I‘m mlee oil the (611;!-
Ii‘ the. prices of coal are to 110 $1111 mmmy. He said that in" 11:13 mmhlo
further rc-(lur‘rd. the minors “age is to incluai 111d “hv, at fins lmxlimilur
mat llu 111mm: plane to brgin. Lot lhe inn:- 1' hen Hum» i3. .1 l" rim! of rm on.
rmine npcrator. the producer and the VI notion. that the asxvssmfiutsshould
.3501)va out off. some of their oxm'hl- 33""? z"‘Hl gullilwfl. it is il‘lu‘ worst , ’
float profits before there is talk of re— SW": '4‘”? 1“} TENN till”: llfiflfmie {or
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adulation At the top. "0t M the bottom. 10 Sf lionsh r‘onsidm- the» iilauur and
-,.‘Bnng the prices 0" “0‘” down- ”3 all to if‘foxd the manufacturers some ro-‘
means. but bring the producers’ prof- “pf f.
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The newest ideas in plui .v ' .
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IN VMAKING YOGR (0252:.) V Ni
make it leisurely, remembering that upon ‘3 ' fl
{its down With them. _. _ Judge George H. Vosburgh roller» - .
. __ .-_..__~__.. atod when other speakers had said. , of your corset depends the modishfiebs 1"! ;
What led President Harding to be- and said that he. too. could not be mo your comfort as well
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We carry in stock corsets which are 111.1814» .
0f figure, and we are sure you will find in our <
“merit the model designed to best. express 5mm 01 ll 1
it)" EXpert assistance will be given if desirml.
N _, CORSETS FITTED Fill-l;
’fi‘eve that Theodore Roosevelt's SHONE in his opposition to the hi-
friends 1‘11 the senate would not oppose 'CI‘G'ISQS on factories
-. ‘ t with ‘01‘ Instances of Increases on {which pro-r
~ -. 1 the ratific‘ltlon of the treu y C’ tests were made. sesferday afternoon, .
”mm“? , 0 u were as follows:
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The costto the government of Pros- “0:000 133: yggrsuipggrgfifinfi‘tfiy
’fident Harding’s inauguration was 3140110011115 year; Lem Mills. from
31.500, and the job appears- to have $78,000 to approximately 3110;000:1113
green :is won and thoroughly done as year; the Webbing and Edging Com-
.“ it had cost 5150‘000. ‘ puny. from $10 000 last year to 835.-
100 this year.
All HU'
For Easter Week
Theseutixhent that is attached to
the giving of Flowers 13 particularly
————,—-——o , . . d at this season of th T ’"
Much obliged for Italy's prdmlse mahgretiglll be otlhetr strong protests pronomce 8 2WE. JEANNE FE
33:3; "8;: $1153; :3 33; :5; ggggngefg 352%??? iii‘figfi‘éifiéé‘fi';$235023?— , , year. And there’s nothing that car—
.L may means well at any rate. -.- “mm 0, other mm... owner. . , ries the idea (if sentimental thoughtfulness quite so far as Flowers. . » 30m Nonwmg LEADING
.______.._._...._...__.__ also~ appeared yesterday and applied
People fall in love for the same rea- for relief from assessment: which they
~ axon that they are born“ and die. It in claim am too great
«1,... can... 0, mm... f : gamma mm ems . , With the opening of the spring season they are especially wel-
“ UP BUSINESS come. The chOicest of seasonable blooms are here now ~— fielivered
Few forms of ”taxation,.have« many
”friends. but it. is left for the exoeos CHICAG-O- March 22—Counselman
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rmfitstaxto have mm > - , $3.1m??? ”331m. ainmii‘iwci‘éfii‘fi; ’2.- promptly when and Where you want them, -- 7' ,. ,» 7 I. . . . _ I
CORSET IERS AND GLOV ER 2
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MORE TRAINMEN LAID OFF' of a yea:l of pgoingusiffifevgfigtggg
NEW HAVEN. Maire}; :1 'TN‘Efigg business would be continued. it was
roi :1. lay-off tor an n e ni e D said. depended on the success or the.
th mechanical
fizzfiifim‘i‘ifiig ‘1"; t1): New York liquidation and the status of the 111-.
THE SPIRIT OF EASTEii’i‘lilE
, New Haven: and Hartford railroad. vestment markét In communications ~ .
i’l‘h‘e order is efiectjve next Thursday to the 150 or mine stockholders. the 1 q} I’M] film;
, ,- and will affeét about 600 worker in company said a large amount of ae3- Sitisfying interpretation of the Eashr . 1 .1. . M,
wane railroad shops here. curitles were tied up as collateral OBSGI'VMCO 0f the day are both found in mu in g' .1. > lJ’<
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with selling conditions undér. their"
preséiit market situation unmvorablm:
The compan announced that) reg:
sources would cover all indebte .neas » » - , ‘
‘ .zgefiggggéggegiifizghmdger to and pa; - fail: 01am in run ‘ ~ , , , . ‘ a . , ,
rreral Manager Barrio in regard to the " ' ' '
Jay-oi! of 325_employes 21n11tfie car
7mm of the; New Haveli road t East
HARTFORD, March 21. ———At a meet-
“ .‘ing of local Number 29 American
Fedemted Hallway Workers. flier-e,
Saturday night. it was voted to. send
sic: of Easter music rendered in your home by
West artists on flio ~
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enthuse a Ville me Of selections 31110.13 1 W
_’1fii§ic Mia; We shall be glad 1‘0 PM" " “ U ‘
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Wm- " I ,' ~ 7 ton Show
new; “Ewe: he 88.131. are meted
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