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' a two 11.13.:
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3c more
elevated to
11 Fifty."
L’uul “'ill take
- John Bur.
on lis- HilltlS'JZ 1 Thayer and
. E ll. v. Em 11:1: 9 died since
»' annual:lllé‘r‘tllig of the: Acn-
.~ 2s mill b? made tornor~
11- maining 47 iii-embers of:
., 91133 [10111 :1 lis i 01? nonnnawsf
Ell-131,911 because of Eli-«,1 eminer in';
poetry and the drama ”1 iiis- :
torr. painting and s arcliifi
1
wciuh : mi nuish in: t; ' .71 l‘llvl‘ll—i
her; of the Vational Ins ti: utv; of Aris;
and Letters.
on Saturday. 3132' ll Foch “ill
'Eld for the,
in America
will “11311911.
rclégtzte to fit“ lxnck
onlv {1211.1 during: his sin;
1hr roir- of soldier. 311-3
in flu? robes of the I-‘re-nr'li Ar-zi-len1l—;
clan to lay the cornf-rstmir- of U1»?
American Amide-1113‘s new 1101119.
tinguished autfiors. artists and s? ut»s-'
men of two hemispheres are expecteli
to attend this ceremony l
I 11):“ ‘50" S‘rflndE‘I‘ llatthcws of
Columbia I Diversity. Chancellor of the
American Academy. has told of the
Academy's beginnings with FICHA'VIIS.
'I‘wain. Siedman and others as a nu-
cleus.
“About 20 years ago," said Profes—
sor bratthews. “the Social Science
Association increased itsrnumhcrs and
then designated one hundrcd of its
1’
l
l
painters and sculptors. architects and
composers—to found a National Insti-
tute of Arts and Lettersr Slowly thisI
Inslitute enlarged its membership to
Jo; and then it chose some of its
mr—mhms. Howells. Stedman. M'ark
'l‘wziin and John Hay. LaFarge, and
Gmulvns. and Edward Macwaell. and
1nd upon them the duty of establish—
ing 1111 American Academy of Arts and
Rollers to consist of 50 of the leaders
in poetrv and the drama fiction and
his+or3 painting and sculpture. mclii-
tecture and music.
"\Vlten This Academy was thus 012
minimal it elected I"I0“cls as its presi—
dent ar d th en Vs‘illi am Milligan Sloane
as its Chancellor. After the death of
Howells 121st 3'6411‘ he “'as sucCF-edf-rl in
this pz'csillrncy 113' Mr. Sloane. -;\'o one
is eligible to the Academy who is not
a niemlmr of the Institute. N0 111cm.-
ber of Either the Institute or the Acn-
dezny had vote-l for himself: they have
all been elected by their fellow crafts—
mcn 1n the several arts
"Thu purpose of the Academy is to
bring in Other the hinders in the allird
arts. f 2 ezznlslv tin-‘11} to know one .111—
allzi-r' mnrc ilitlrnalr'v‘zjr.
a 11-3 to on com rv
.
Ili>-'l
age. their: to take such actionfor the
adganccmcnt of their SEEEYRI arts as
1:. : ~13 s: cm to them v. 15c. To iii is end
1,0112 inc, Institute and the Academy
hz1vc FUCCIVGd national charters {10m
flue Congress of the Cnited States.
Elm tier. to the Institute is an encour-
imment to the 3'10111ger artists and
lil or lettcrs; and election to the
'u .1 lcxny is an Omplcr recognition for
1‘21-3 more mature men whose early
p1 omiso has been followed by pcr-
l‘ormancc. The Institute awards its
gold medal every year to a. leader in
one. of the arts: and the Academy has
also its medal. which has as yet been
awarded only once."
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WATCHING llllllliN
BOSTON Nov 18..Ycl1icnlm trail
,fic convicstion in fashionable shopping!
thoroughfarcs is 111019 a matter 01
culiosih than of business the police
traffic Squad has reported to the
strrct commissionm. Tcamsters and
chaufuurs US!" those thomughfares
10! so much incause they need to be
[211 11 :15 m s“; the passing show, the
11' port sais. a ,
1m- conclusion that some drivers
in {Iii long detours in order to join the
st]v.3l.1 of Vehicles that flows past the
shops with their currents of s‘martly
attired women movinggin and out or
pausing to gaze at show windows, was
based by the traffic squad on percent-
ages. Questioning of 1,..25 drivers
during several periods in the course
of a day recently developed that only
‘33 per cent. of those canvassed had
any real reason for being on Tremont
street. Of the 77 per cent. that could
sare time by .using' less ,Qongested
strcets. some were on a. direct route.
“Papa’s Cold CompOund" is
Quickest Relief Known ,
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow-
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Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken usu-I
ally breaks any cold right up. 7 ~
first dose Opens Clogged I
The very
nostrils and the'air passages of the
head; stops nose running: relieves thal
he:I dache diillncss, feverishness.
“Pape' s Cola Compound" costs’ only
a few cents at drug stores. ,It acis
without assistance. tastes nice. cong-
,Were found to
'out of place, lnd'their numbers in— " '
but many were found ‘to hare firms,
out of. their was to be in on the fash»
ion Show. '
Drivers: of ' horsmarawn
be most nurnerously
circled types as difl‘erent'as a. city
dumpcart and 3. Victoria. 0118' truck,
gardener. driving his own team. told
the police he was bound from aneuil
Hall to Medici-d; The corner of Boyl-
stou and Trembnt Streets where he
was questioned is a mile or more
south of any possible direct line be-
tween those. points. “I just wanted
to look 1219211 ovcr." he explained.
The traffic squad and the street
commissioner are now trying to figure
out a way of separsting the traffic
Slli:(?fi on business bcnt from the goals
For Colds. Grin or Influenza
and'as a Prevcntative. take Laxative
BHOMO QlTlNINE Tablets. The;
genuinc bears the signature of E. W.
vehicles
Qulclg Relief
I. most; 1 I , C
; COUGHS
Tickling Throat"
'Whooping Cough
Bronchial Cough
Hoarseness, etc.
for many years . Ihndal'd
, familyco medicinoof high- "
. on merit- umnoophteu.
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Magtin' a VI-TA-MONc-tho original and genuine yeast-vitamin tablet. 'I‘hmla '
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THE
1 1 MAIN
throughout the state.
goods
MAI
STREET
OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN
NORW
ALK . 11
_Will Open TomorrOW, Saturday
A. Complete and Full Department Of
AND DO
11 MAIN
We invite you to our openinv‘.
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, COATINGS, \VOOLENS. \ELV ETS, COTTON
IIESTIC S
at THE NEW RELIABLE S ORE
STREET, NORW’ ALK ' .
The Main Silk Store of Bridgeport is well known and popular as one of the largest speczalty Silk and Dims Goods Stores
We will carry here 1n gNorwaIk, starting tomorrow, 3 full line of silks, woolens, coatmgs, and all yard
STREET
MAIN
GOODS :
ATTRACTIVE OPENING SPECIALS THAT . ARE UNUSUALLY
USEFUL '
All c 01913
, 40 Inch All Sill; (.‘harmensc.
: All colors. As an extra
33rd. 01.1...
SILKS
All In: l1 Al I Sill' Crepe De Chimes
$1 00
agugoonc-ooocnou-ou.
regular $4.00 quality, $1 8
special, yard _. . . . . . . . ' .9
38 Inch Duclmss Satins
In all colors. yard . . .
all colors. yard ........
w 56 Inch
40 Inch All Silk Canton (ropes in
$125
...... $2.59
........ ..
‘_‘
WOO-LENS
ll «ml Dress Goods such as J9me} Serges, and Twins.
Just 5 000 \ards left in order to
close this lanyard ‘....$1 06
Come early and get best selections.
11 MAIN STREET
WITH “THE WEE STORE”
40 Ilich All VIOLA DIAS (mods
in all colors. 3 ard .........
yard.
Special, \drd
$5 values. Sperial, yard .
:36 1m. 7:1 { natiugs. “hick formerly sold f"? $4 00 and 35-00 a.
As an introductory offer.
56 Inch- All Wool i’laid Skirtings;reglflar $4 and
..-..--..
$1. 25
$1 98
$1.98
and $250 .
COTTON
ya rd_
05.....-
27 Inch Ginghams, gnaranteed Washable, 111 all sized
Schecksand'colors, vard ..............
32inch Ginghams. all colors and checks
--..nnu..c.hu...-.cun....cn.....
GOODS
{17c
.250
Many m
in COTTON GOODS.
. W18 l, Q
Your day’s shopping will not be complete .
. if yoa Russ the 3%Ve offerings. '
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Italian soldier was laid to rest at the Victor Emmanuel Monument, In Upon the on coffin
Italian mm the helmet which the “unknown” hero m and the rifle which he in. pissed. The
on“ m on hand grenades. while the trimming! on m from aliens m an a. mum.
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Pipe
Delivered and Set Up Without Charge
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