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RE-CRBATIONS
All for You—Fox Trot.
Jazz Orchestra
I lee lip—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
‘l'sddlo—Mediey Toddle
(introducing “No Wonder l'm
line") Jazz Orchestra
I, Call You 8unahine—-Medlsy Fox
Inst (introducing “Dear Me")
Jazz Orchestra
“Ian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robbin Orchestra
Coiling—Fox Trot
Della Rohbla Orchestra
Mt. Miss Lizzie. Al Bernard
lnavla (Sing Dose Song and
‘ ks Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
we and Nestle In Your Daddy's
Fox Trot, Orchestra
Bearish—Fox Trot, Orchestra
*3 Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
”on o! a Southern Bea—Fox Trot,
Novelty Band
In“, Harvey Hindermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
u the Heart oi Dear Old italy
Metropolitan Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
C No. Main Bt., Bo. Not-walk, Conn.
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[effecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
It: Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
fir No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
mics AND TUBES
”'0“ Quality. Lowest Prices.
“at ‘Ld (lent-rater Brushed tor
A‘l Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
.1: Easy Terms it Desired
AARON KOHN
‘lhe [railing Accessory Moro
em Ave. Phone us
cAan'r CITEANING '
and and BW Olsen
;Celore Restored. Like New
. IINTAI. nuos Carefully
” Treated
I
Calledfor and Delivered
Iervlce Prompt.
' Carpet Cleaning Co.
' 09-. so. Nomi!
non m
CLOTHINI it!
FURNISHINGS W
swore AND Gm
. At The 55'
a; ,3 Children's Store
I?“ Wat-rm- Ir. Issu-
..M subject to shrines, Accidents. 0: J.
- Beyond Our Control. ,1. d
.e Lumber—Investigate 5 a? :
tion for several months past (we see a change now)
. al talk prevalent in building circles that the price of.
. down. a good many projects that had been held up were
-- d reflgured and no appreciable reduction in price was shown.
was ilgured much lower. but due consideration was not given ,
act that the cost of ordinary construction w nearly 80 per cent
items other than lumber and which had not reduced at all-
onsequently. the substantial reduction in lumber did not make a very
material dilemmas in the cost of a job and the plans were tucked
away again. Under this condition it seems necessary to us that the
tact be brought home that lumber is down and we believe that it this
were realized by the people interested in building that in one way or
another influence would be directed toward the reduction of the M06
at all other items entering into construction.
firm: ' HATCH, & (BAILEY CO.
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DICTRIIUTORI
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS u
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FURNITURE CO. 2.
127—129 wasnmcrou sr. l
SO. NORWALK
LING
VIOLIN
RECORDS
That you are sure to
enjoy listening to, after
one of these warm days.
—-Played for you as
only these great artists
can play them. '
MGM—Souvenir Elman
64936—8erenade Zimbalisi
74563—Ave Maria ‘ Heifets
74813-‘Will of the Wisp Maud Powell
74163—Humoresque Elman
74366—Spanish Dance No. 8 Kubilik
74683—Capriccio Vales “ Erika. norini
74583—On Wings of Song Heiiets
64655—Poor Butterfly Kreisler
64103—At the Brook Maud Powell
“BIS—Love's Delight Elman
74607—Romance Elihu)
84827—The Deluge zunbalut
_74197—Caprice Vennois Kreisler
64890~Chanson Indue Kreisler
64958—Last Rose of Summer Elmsn
64758—Valse Bluette Heifets
“WU—Turkish March Heiiets
“Boo-Underneath the Stars Kreisler
64638—Massa’s in the Gold, Gold Ground Zimbaiist
Hear These or Any Others at
DONNELLY’S
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
noawALx's moses nxowsxanY VICTOR snor.
VICTROLAS SOLD ON EASY TERMS
COUPLE HURT IN
AUTO COLLISION
GET $1,200 AWARD
'tContlnued from M On.)
were asked for personal injuries and
damage to the automobile.
Belore the court adjourned until
next Tuesday morning on the jury
case list. the Case of \Vlllinm Rabi-
dean administrator (estate 0; Alfred
Rnbldeau) vs. Andrew Adslma et n.:
and the case or “'llllam itabideau.
adnfinistrntor (estate of Edmund4
Rabideau) vs. Andrew Adsimn et al.,
were called. The jury {or this case
was completed. and the complaint
read before court adjourned.
According to the complaint the two
sons of the plaintifl wlkllled. by a
on the some bicycle. and when thrown
by the impact with the truck sustain-
ed Injuries which caused his immed-
late death. Ten thousand dollars
damages is asked in each case.
SINGER CO. HEAD
IC MADE BARFONET
BY KING GEORGE
Continued from First page.
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make any statement regarding the
honor from King George.
According to cable dispatches
which have been received from Lon-
don. the Stamford man was formerly
a‘resident or Canada. and as never
renounced his British citiae hip.
The honor was belie d to have
been granted the new baronet as rec.-
ognition or his corporation's service
during the war. the dispatch stated.
truck owned by the def dant. in De-
von while they weer r g a bicycle.
The accident happened October '27.
19104 "Edmund was riding on the, bi-
...A ; mac-Fm. 0......
stir-w
rennin. _ .n haw-tin truck
- Mtothe’highwar. no,
.-
. lmr comm lllrc.
(«a , on» 9
. Pawns MAN
7 is w FOR MAYOR
calm no. sent a. 1
.. ”fi- —,-
C. A.”
Other interesting topics untreated
were: Cali Pasture mthing Drilled:
the Housing’ Proposition. Adequate
Express service; Motor Transporta-
tion Under Peder-a1 Patronage: Better
and Cheaper Trolley Service: Fire
Protection: Housing Inspection be-
partment: Helping the American Le-
gion to Alhe‘ric’aniae Foreigners; Traf-
tic Betterment on West avenue; l
Comfort Station.
Another suggestion that caused con-
siderable amusement was that in
which the Kiwanis club was urged to
pack the Board of Education in oh-
talnimr money enough to pay the
salaries of the night school teachers.
Durin the luncheon. Mr. Lem. a
mem‘be of the New York Kiwanis
club. was introduced and invited the
local Kiwanis tonttend a luncheon of
the club of which he was a member
any Wednesday noon.
Iiev. Thomas J. Finn. of St. Mary's
church. a member of the Educational
committee. (Inc an linen-sting im-
promptu talk. ll» spokc or the drive
that had startl-d or would start on
tobacco.
Frank Goodchild. the had" com-
mittee. reported that tiu- lradzu-s could
br- olnlaim-rt from n .\'« w $110.“! CO"-
ccrn for upproalmulc-ly “.30.
Frederick l.. ansnn. prcsiclrnt of
thc Kiwanis Plul). nsknl if the mem-
bers would like to how the subject of
"Modern Arhvrilsinz" OIL-Fuss”! and
upon fetching an affirmative answer
Mill lhul lu- would try in mcuro an
elm-rt tn Inlk on this sulajvct.
Charles C. “Watch-ml. of the Hous-
vrpnnui that a cor-
llnd l-rvn lnrmml all-I hilt!
started to ‘0 llhl'IItl lu construct
housed Ho said that tin- hml nlrrauh
been slarlcd on “‘iimn nvrnuo and
that 15 olhc-rs would lw slurlml in tho
near future.
N0 MBNEY woman
FOR THE PAY noos'rs
Continued from First page.
parallon
le r\lv vision of this (arm of slain Hill
to 10““! unul rill-s Luna: gland liai.
(MN 33 T-“I'mh'l l'm “inch such
mansion is ul..-l« in t’ .- . \lellll: law.
was lc‘rle‘Illils {or 37:2;7-0 \3 or ill“
lii'l
invr: .uu- ‘
in \ivw of in. rr ullllflo of 1N
flint: 'n N: nnro a. il l lm‘vmlll- r all t d-
ucnlinn llltnllllr-l ilw ‘ti‘. lukl'ic nu'
lilo I‘l’n\l.‘alllll f‘nr - \l- -ll!‘i: ll:- hIJI‘
Hill in .l'l-lllln' :ll lnuq. « \r‘d pt .‘I l- \v
h:|\il‘2 i'i.x"-I I 'l! ’ lvv SILTH‘I'H'H
hill in: :- .lsinz llh' w: 4 ulnar .- :l\..l':-
:llll1"'()l(l\\mlll.ll no yv v'litil-II‘ “l I' l:
rvqun: -l J” appropriation of "GIN”.
or ..u m. ;. nu ul Alum! S."‘.\ “H“
lhvnhlv- .‘iI\t"‘~l‘ "fly-in,
'l'I lull “.l" Ilifllltl n it Hi VI in ll..-
..r.r..l~;ui;tllu!1u cwmmli‘ v. “lili‘ll In“!
..'= .-' Iphllit' f. \i ‘ lv'r‘. (ill :i ll!”
-- . l "n ,.Y.¢ ”.1.” All! llIIJnl‘t“
L ' . l '\-u 'u .w. -L‘u .lY'l'I J"-
Y ’ ‘3 '7’ "“ 'tll‘ ills
.u: fut ”1'
t T’ .. {(-3 i‘t’lpll.’
t' 4.» !‘ inlr ulnn'cxl
"v 12. s-umu-zt n! «in His
t: n nu l~ . r liul vim llnmu'
n' , 'l‘ ». ~i m. .l‘lvl‘l‘st‘ lt‘pfifl and
p. .. .1 n.- l-uL In. Sc nulr «unrurrinz.
""w't l- u \..«-li\ wlml hunt" in «l Han
\1 Jr! nun mt llll' flh‘l‘ai." :llla Hilanl‘r‘
Krill" lull, as “in i‘.‘- I. P" Ill-ll. l‘li‘F'
“ho lmcwl l'a- ill: linuuuh (min! in
Ivllllzc lllzll llzr .ll‘plltllllJIl'Vl.‘ waln-
mltlma lanuni: rqmtlml .tuzipisl ll.
had not “r\“llIl'll lul il in ”10- lulllunl
Tin-y did not rifiluw up llulr \l-‘IOYW.
anal vxumlnnllum of th- l-uvlszvl imi-
l-vulrn tll‘l‘lnh‘l‘tl tlml ll\-- niiulnnl .‘ip‘
propriulinn uf SUSAN“! inlv-mlul lo
tour illr ousting nvl had. not lu-ru
cluntgnl
le prl-mnt support of srlmnls
grnnl. \ihlrh upturn-mix mual sluml.
is uu-lv in towns with grand lists or
83.300.0Im or iron. ll iii-s in.» such
Maui-n- of towns, lo “lilt‘ll lll'l‘ tun-lo
lv'SlNW‘IHI-l) mum: at 7“ per crnl.. 6"
[WT cunl . 43 [HT cn-nl. 30 prr (well.
and 1". ln-r vvnl «.r Ilgll‘lld‘rfl' nularlml.
Tho bill which is \lrlunlli' nullified
lltroush luck of mnmw would ltzn‘v nl-
lunnl in the cnt‘l‘n-spomilng clam-HI
R0 w r ccnl.. 7H twr (‘l'llL, LU pcr cent.
.15 pt-r (‘i‘lIL and 1'0 twr cvnl.
Board or (‘amtrul Ilimltcil.
'l‘lw allualiou (‘H‘zill'tl luv ihv {allure
of thc Legislature to mnkc nn appro-
priation to cover the Increases dillcrs
from that of two )0an ago in thnl.‘
in tho prccsnl czuw. llu-rr is an np»
proprlnlion that the board of control
could lillllll on. if ll lmd lhc money.
but. lit-lug limltml in txuofioo lo mccl
nll coullnguncics n! thc inlcrim until
the rival session of the Lexie-luluru‘.
ii is cxtrcmcl)‘ doubtful that llw
board would l'ccl \i'nrranlcd in SPC‘IIII‘
lulr all but $62,000 of this on onc pro-
jct‘l.
'l‘hc appropriation of $717,000 in-
cluded in lhc budget {or the support
of schools grunt was based on tho
nmounl allowml two years ago. 8430.-
000. plus $255.00". rcp:;;,:niinx the
amount of deficiencies that were sub-
scqucnlly mode.
LABOR MEN PROTEST
ON i‘BA‘RBAROUS
' WARFARE”
Continued from First pate.
‘
is asked on the groand that the Bri-
tish Government is using the money
to maintain soldiers to suppress Ire-
land and "other small notions." and
to carry out a great nav'nl expansion
program.
"Approximately ninety-live per cent.
of the delegates to the convention are
Irish sympathisera," said Mr. Brady.
who asset-ted that support to the reeo~
lutlon been pledged by a. large
muori . .. “ - ‘
Elimination of jurisdictional and
inter-uhlon strikes was thermal! issue
before the convention ofthe building
trades department of the Federation
today. Resolutions were presented
Beau} or Jurisdictiomledl. which
endorsing the work or the Nation! H
JUST TEN SPORT
or eifects.
WE RENT
TORRINGTON
CLEANERS
A telephone or post
card request will result
in the prompt delivery
of a Torrington Clean-
er at your home and
full instructions how to
“use it and its return is
all included in the very
reasonable charges.
Q
Another big advant-
age of this department
is a practical demon-
stration of The_T_§E
ringion. to the house-
wife of its superiority
over any other electric
vacuum cleaner.
All 1' e n t al charges
may be credited on the
purchase price. '
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COATS——
- Not a Headache——
,1
will". our: 10, 1921
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TRISTRAM' V‘ ‘ “
NonwALK’s LEADING DRY, GOODS STORE. is
A Sale of Summer Suits and Coats
Two special lots in our Suit Section that afford an exceptional
« chance for quick buyers to purchase that vacation outiit mm a
money-saving balance over its real value that will go far tmvards
supplying other little finerios that you had expected to foreco.
JUST TWENTY-TWO SUITS——
Of Jersey Cloth and Heather mixes. With a good range
of snee,’ from 16 to 40.
Extra well made and finished garments, ideal for shore
or country outings. A nice assortment of weaves and col-
CHOOSE \VHILE THEY LAST
5]
Just Cleaning with a Broom
arcing *n.
\
But cvcn 13..x:. 11.51.53 aren't
really Clean. For lix'.‘ grit it: the
rugs stays tin-re. 11:" dust in the 9"
upholstery goes deeper. 2:: ray (3,“;
film on the walls gets thicker. “7'5,
' '3'.
A Torrington Electric Vacuum
Cleaner will change all this.
.cleaning with a Tonington is
cleaning.
down dirt.
Pay us a visit today and see how a
Torrington. vrlth its full»tuftcd,p r
ing. carpet-sweeper
to a few minutes’ play each day
‘
It gets up all the deep-
It never raism dust.
brush and
powerful suction. changes cleaning
For
clean
c volv -
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ASSEMBLY SESSION
HAS COST $241,000
(Continued {rorn Page One)
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mics and transportation of lllullilu'l‘s.
llu Haul “\IH nan-s ulonc l‘t‘.lt‘llllig
81".""0. whilv lhl- comprnanlion or
llnum- mmnlu-rs mutu- lu 875.6Hll :llIll
that of Srnalors lo 810.80". Slum)-
Kl‘alvlllt‘ and clown] usuisiuucc
amounted to immune] and m-ncrul
run-liens. including committee rcquisl-
llnns. supplies. printing and uniforms
lui‘ liirnrwllgrrs and doorkcvpcrs. 35.2,.
238.29.
’l‘lu‘ capt‘uec charged to llu‘ iIous-.~
is $73,233.51 und llmt churgml lo thr-
So-nnim 311.153.19. Thc pa) of Sarn-
nlv mcssvnfivrs cum:- lo 81.200 and
doorkcr-prrs, 82,700. \vhilc lhc com-
pt'nszlllnn m‘ Ill'xlflr min-asrngrre “as
$2.90” and lloum- doorkrcpcrs 82.700.
'l‘lmrl- was an incrczlsc of alrolfl
“3.0“" in lln- coal of transporting
llu- nu-mlwrs lo and from lltrir homcs.
us aullturlzml h)" a constitutional
umcndmrni in 1916.
Gates May Succeed
State Agent Eaton
HARTFORD. Jllnl‘ lO.—Il is the
opinion around the stale Cdpilol that
live office of state agcnl. head of the
Department of State Agencies and in-
stltutlons. soon to be vacated by
Robert 0. Baton. who has‘been ap-
pointed Collector oi Internal Revenue
for the Connecticut district. is to be
filled by the appointment of Raymond
F. Gates, present chief clerk ot'the de-
partment.~ There has been no official
announcement of the appointment.
but it is known that Mr. Gates his
the backing of Mr. Eaton and that he
is favorably regarded by State Trea-
surer (3. Harold Gilpatric. who holds
the appointing power under the law.
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GRADUALI'ED m3! BRIDGEPOB
HOST ITAL‘
mas Helen Veil Hunt. daughter of
Detedive Sergeant Thomas Hunt. will
port General Hourl’tal. class of 19:1.
this evening. Sergeant Hunt will at-
tend the graduating exercises. h
Rebeca. Cutler Burgess. ot Shrew!-
bury. Mass. 9. niece of Dr. and Mrs. J.
rn. of this our. will be anoth—
or g unite. and,” Coburn“wiil site:
7 ”.1 E
be one or the graduates at the Bridge“?
gag
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H. Krieger Co. i
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The Leading !
Outfittters ‘
to Men, \N'omcn, Boys and
Girls
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED :
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SAY MANUFACTU RERS
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MAINTAIN BLACKLIST
Continued from First page.
The l‘hi‘k‘llllVl‘ “as g'inll nulhonlv
lo rt'sori lo lcgnl action ii iii. rr \\- rv‘
grounds in :Illlli‘k Illt' su-cnilcd
"blacklist." 'i‘lnv Board was Instruct-
Pd to try and socurv pussngv .11 iii0
no.“ Gcncml Assunlily of laws to . n—
surb lhc safely and hvnllh ol' ihuev in
lhc polishing trades.
I’rcsidt‘ni U‘Mcuru was chru pmu-r
lo invcstignlc lhc (ltl\l.\’.lllllll} of
taillishing a trade union collcgc in tho
state.
In recognition of his St'l‘vicl‘ and of
his forty-first blnhday. the conun-
iion presented President t)‘.\lv:lru
with a traveling has and accessories.
WILTON WANTS
TROLLEY LI N E
T EXTENSION
Continued hem first Dese-
NS»
property along the ll‘ne and also in-
crease property values and real estate
'now lying dormant will bc incrcascd
100 13er- cent. i'rorn what it is worth
at the present time.
The Connecticut Company. it is ru-
mored. have a'chartcr already for the
:exientlon of the llne,1mt it. has never
'been utilized and the hope or all who
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SOUTH NORW
Cloths in A”
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SUITS FOR
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nume Pain. 13WL _
Ge shades and 5:" !
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