periods . . 7: to file
i-er v(or such organimtionsx of
soldiers, sailors and marines)
geotlmmwr court.
, “’wkwtsimihe
to or his“ appointment
mate Jo
ralamtordy-poat
c'ouft‘
‘mgmlaoeh 1922..
superior «art ’iil succession to Judge
, 17"“? Burpee for the tem of
«it. years from the appointment of
budge L en F. Burpee as associate
justice of he Supreme court.
9‘ "And I ominatc Allyn L. Brown. of
Norwich. fi) be a. judge of the Super-
iorncourtstn succession toJudge Gar-
diner Gra ne, for the term of eight
years tron} August 13th,1921.
"And I ‘nmn‘inate Newell ‘Jenniu'gs,
bl Bristol; to be a judge of the Su-
parlor court, in suceession to Jolrh E
Keeler for the term of eight years
from Au 30th..192.2 .3
(Signed) “EVERfi'i'P' J. lake.
-. “Governor.”
As soonv as Executive- Secretary
.Beynolds brought‘. lhe communication
Jback and: had it? 'read by Assistant
Li
were referred, Lieut. -Governor Tem-
pleton dec3ared a recess. and the Sen-
ators headed‘ "by senator Delaney,
the ieadeif. filed past Senator Brown,
ofl’erlng their congratulations
: Senator-.1 Brown was also heartily
:——- vfongratulated by ‘members of the Leg-
islature other than by Senators. and
by visitors In the Senate west gal-
lery. all alone but busy with her cro-
chet needle. was Mrs. Brown, who was
a witness to the dignified OVation ten;
dered her husband :
The list of nominations was in many
respects t1 surprise at the Capitol
While thwame of Senator Brown had
been mentioned for a judgeship. it had
not been expected that he would be
appointed owing to his present mem-
_ tLership ingthe General Assembly.
; , Judge Btnvpeé 711mm ; conflfifiaflon.
will go to the Supreme 'court bench to
fill the \ucancy caused by: the death
of Judge William :8 .Case. He will
have the full term to serve
Judge Keelcr go'es to the full bench
to succeed Judge Gager. who will re.
tire on Aug. 30. 1922.
i» «v: 4,
t
of Judge Gardiner breene. who Will be
.retlred by law on Aug. 31 next. The
advancement of Judge Keeler will
bring Mr. Jennings to the Superior
court hcnch from the Hartford county
bar.
The House bill to make jitneys com-
mon carriers and place them under
the Public Utilities Commission was
taken up in the Senate. Senator De-
Efieeler, of: ~
3
F thé term o: "
«Clerk Peterson and the nominations '
Senator Brown will take the place K
M933. ,,
I!
Immediately after a "Danderine"
: massage. your hair takes on new lite.
lustre and wondrous beauty. appear-
ing twice as heavy, and plentiful: be:
cause each hair seems to nut! and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay life-
less. colorless, plain or scraggly. You.
too; want lots or long. strong. beauti-
ful hair.
A 35-cent bottle or delightful "Dan-
derine'.’ freshen: your scalp. checks
dandrufl maddening haip. This stup-
mating “beauty-tonic" gives to thin.
dull, fading hair that youthful bright:-
nes‘s and abundant thickness——All
druggists! __ ‘ 1‘..-
- . ,5. m. :fi'-
' --t to
organization duly approved by at least
t\VO executl
special committee of such organiza-
tion‘ {hereunto specially authorized.
No part of. the interest accumulating
of said fund shall be expended for the
purpOse of Oi‘ganizing or maintaining
such organization ox osspciatiom so
approved.
. Section. at the law is amended to
read as follows: “All moneys so paid
to and i‘eceiVed by such organization
\
I)
u
' shall be expended by it. in furnishing
food. wearing apparel; medical or sur-
gical aid} care. on relief or' in bearing
the funeral expenses of soldiers sail-
ors or marines who are eligible to
membership in such association or or—
ganization." etc.
The Clubs and Boroughs’commutee
latoon system in fire departments.
The Incorporations committee res
ported asubstltute bill which pro-
video for merger of Christ church.
Hartfo with the Cathedral church
of tin: aficese or Connecticut.
The 'iv‘lshand Game committee re-
ported a «hill to make a close season
I D
on gray squirrels from Nos. 24 to
Oct. 7, inclusive. _
Favorable reports to the Senate
were on these bills: .Amcnding the act
consolidating the Nor-walks and in-
corporating the Cit) of Norwailt;
iamending the Bridgeport chorter rela-
ve omceis thereof or of a . .
hicl-
reported adversely on two l'lls .w _
were designed to establish the twol
is. ,,
Z :_ '
1 .‘t’v‘r r.
5 “gulf; .v ' her-"£- J3 V‘s-main! v" got~ar¢.-.Klzv arm.
7 “~W ‘ v" ‘ vs 12.; 3'3": ‘3' find l' ww- v' .4'
“wiped Mutt ..!.J
m complete in every «1mm .
for ilmse last few days before Easter—i»: Everywhere here radiates
s
l’
‘ - 'v - I; i l t 6:.— ‘ l
_, n‘>“"’.'-' . j . ' i.
a. .. ‘ , .- .. 9 .5: . 24‘; (3D BIS "a 'mi wraps » Tamed Stilts 3500585 1
.... 7"” mm id’i’aficoa e . Millineryand Shoes. '
‘ ,r'.‘ ‘1; 3‘. ‘ oi‘v‘ '- 1‘: : m “g‘” in: - ,
l
at ~ The Fur Chokers?
’5 N0 cestumc will if
'tive to the Board of Educatton; pro-
viding: a one-.year term from July 1
Laney offered two amendments. which
were at once adepted one providing
for local hearings by the commission
and the other providing for issuance
by the commission or certiti has for
- Annapurationf afipublic service In tori ve-
hlcles during a period of ninety days
after the passage of the act. and leav-
ing the other parts of the measure ef-
fective sixty days after passage. A
thixd amendment accepted after ex-
planation requires the commission to
go to the citv or town in which an
applicant “ms to hold a public hear-
ing. The bill was then adopted. 'It
.1. V r. t back to the House, where
nae amendments were ordered print-
e
The supporters of the Jitneys lit is
undexstood planned out the procedure
followed in ordeu to throw the con-
test ovemthe main hill into that body
where it went through almost withoul
opposition, although Mr Wall. of Tor-
.J»
seen the _blll.
\The Sgnate did no"? reconsider its
action 0
amendment to the Veterans'
bill. This bill was offered. bfel‘ilerf
Buckley .in the House and received
and relented to the Judiciary commit-.
tee It went to the Senate. whichmot
only receiVed it. but adopted it. the
.—-latter fact not becoming known until
later.
As Mr. Buckley had- promised
zoheatxgng on the bill the Senate ac~
n 0 American Le
surprise: gion men by
or action- today sends the bill back to
ingouse on it disagreement.
e amendmf'nt‘ to the present war
.~ service millet law sets forth that the
payments of interestwurom the 3"-
J
SAYS A011) menisci;
__cAus'Es INDIGESTION
Undig'ested food delayed in th
Max:334? decayed or rather. ferment:
_ (as oo lefti
£9." a noted authority." the open am
that Indigestion is caused by Hy-
“acidity, meaning, there is an ex-
: of hydrochloric acid in the stom-
to}; Which prevents complete diges-
vand starts food fermentation.
can. forming acrid fluids and. gases
which inflate the stomach like a toy
balloon. 'lhen we feel a. heavy. lumpy
isery in the chest we belch up gas.
ate sour food or have heart-
sea.
{sham tablespoontul in a glass. of wet-
airman breaking and dniuk. while it
.. met-veering and.
rington, had protested that he had not "-‘
yesterday in adopting the:
The m 9‘ Manslderationit
' of all school children
: l
He also tells -
us everything eaten sours in the V
slumaoh 1,th like garbage acute in‘
burn, flatulence, water-brash or non?
for officers appointed by the State
lioaul of Agriculture; amending the
acts relating to the Governing Board
E0: the? Connecticut State Hospital for
the Insane.
1
:Frnncis l—l. Riggs. and- others. Mi--"’"“"‘*
.tioned for a special act to incorporate
1the ‘itlggs School for Boys. on agrl- J
culturailinst‘ltution at Lakeville. , ‘ <
A favorable report came from the-
Incorporations committe on the bill to
'nllow the Hartford Electric. Light
Company to increase its capital to
$20 000. 000.
i The House received favorable
iports on bills
raccoons. skunk. otter. mink and
muskrat; for a police board in Mil.
4Electric Light and Power Company.
The Cities and Boroughs committee
sent-to .the Judiciary committee the
bills regarding increase of r‘ltes of
public service corporations.
A bill was submitted from the Ju-
diciaivy committee including in the de-
finition “itinerant vendor." persons
lmaklng bonaflde sales of goods. wares
and merchandise for future 'aellvery.
The local license- fee would be based
on the population at the place issuing
the license. ' ,
Unfavorable reports Were on bills to
create ‘a commission to regulate trad-
m in ice and other. 4 commodities;
providing that chiropractors shall be
subject to rules and' regulations that
govern physicians or doctors in filing
certificates or death: providing that
.no chiropractor shall use the title or
“doctor" or synonym unles- "chiro-
practor" follows his surnamey pro—
hibiting advertising 0! cures or medi-
icines relating to venereal diseases: and
requiring the weighing and measuring
below High
school in public schools: and {or a
_ charterlfor the lVoodbridge ». street
‘railway.
Both branches adjourned until to~
CORNS
He tells us to lay asideaildlgesfiven V
aids and nzsteamget trains-Lansrnharé...‘
“many tour ounces of: ladSalts and,
Ju‘hermoi-e, "tpv
rc- : .'
to make close season on"
ford. and to incorpfirute the thchtleld ‘
Lift Off with Fingers.
' , . Complete “Mun tin
~ . min}: “‘40 i"
', V Okel'. rl‘lli‘ .‘wvvl’lmf‘nfi
: is Unusuallv Imp {tutti
Contains smw ‘vm'y 511.93
Old, pet-b speciimvns. a
"fl' ‘7' "Iran! Wye memm inthe W33 : Sta-113. M'lalmer'lsl 5;“ Fig.1?!
~~ and “than trimmgd PM lnch'Wlllg. cop mum mx -
fl . b W, “ cred fur l
3“ $37 50 to $651M
Jail. Martens,
.; $27. 50 .o $45.00}
Gray Squirrel,
; $1650 to $5500
Mink“; vex-x 1m «:0 grout»
: $25 00 to $4500’.
.. amongst sm mr furql
are some “11y immi-2
some ovum} (‘9 01‘ Kil
FOX, $25.00t0 $45“
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‘ New Forsythe
Waists
T’ are arriving each day,
Striped Dimitim are?
in favor 2.11 }i[i'\lhf amt;
these 3T0 illlimui ill Q
pelted. wm l or husy’
BOSS “'631' Yllt‘xt lllullSM
have no equal. 11103412;
new models slum mar-i
8-1 becoming \Mw in!
collars, an) onouf “kick
is pleasing. v...
797%th
3- those; of soft Crepeswnd Safinsln
’ colors. vi
NEW an age alludes embroidered in
ver giuyas elaborately
0
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5' worked 1115th find self color.
“Mono sleeves and mmwv‘v-tie gindle at. the waist.
A soil bisque shade witflimuch modflhonm lino
wot-ll: MWchenifie, oidbiuc mdaufltatoucho!
rummage» ~ in” $2 .25 .
Heavy m: W .Cl'cpe has a tucked front door. '
which hangs magnum ovefthe shit _ all
W inmatflrle MMm of tau- ’5'” Strapped Slippers
over and ,gsle nae over-ism; shell pink 'A few pains 1 n fmm
Fm m un- our reCCIil ‘3‘“ (‘li .‘il‘dllidu
flat 0! {Satin and but 410 WITH.‘
0118 01‘ ‘h‘hl <1): ll’lx' UVCH‘
tug.
_ £011? this at the MM on themiin m‘
1
p‘a‘u.‘
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4 ill:
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. the instep. and :1 Mb
N. have the 'lillx’.(l <it
' if .1: also.A11 made with 5
Z ‘ 3". lhumed solo mu! imtherii
V 3“! tnmmed WM French or "B 11» Louis"
‘ heel. {x};
’ me in 'md <00 1
:3er size is lit 11*. Prlles
Were $10.00 and $1200
Clearance prices
{$7 65 andm $9 65
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