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Hill, Mnl‘t‘l’l 10.—~T)P.Dlll._v
‘llsslonl‘l‘ John J. Burke
. 1!;111 the labor situation in
lad improvod ten per
, last January. and the im.?
0 11.1.4 continuing steadily.
1111M 1110 number of ,uucm~
11w «latt- at the present
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.9- 11:: though tllc improve-
-, much lmltcr when spring
‘ . mutnok for cmploymcnt is
1- 111111;. ll}: the b‘ogllming‘ of
. 11111 lw running toward
1‘. . _ -.lillons." said Ill'r. Burke.
1 11. 111.111 his opinion on the
111:1. 01 the factory inspec—
~ 11 the labor commissioncr
- luprn‘ls 01' Special Inves-
ll («lllnl‘lh
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citiesm a vital factor in training the
young mind says the announcement
,corv entlon, , .
Already, in seven states. bills havi-
been prepared providing for the estab-
lishment of kindergartens on petitions
{011 parents in their own school dis-
March 1o_;tricts. These bills will be presented
Preparing for a. two~1ear campaign of at the next legislatures in New York.
ledncation among the mothers of Ken-i
tuckv, in order that by the time the
Gene -ral Assembly meets in 1924 thelis the purpose 0‘
people will be acquainted with
LOUISVILLE, K32.
113. All?
klnderg'arten's in ten
New Jersey, Georgia. Virginia, Missis-
sippi. Louisiana. and Maryland, and it
the Union to have a, similar bill ready for
,education needs of rural communities 1the 1924 General Assembly in K9!“
the International Kindergarten Union I tucky
will meet in Louisville the week of this law. it ‘5 said
April 24. At the intérnationai gather-
ing of heiegates, representing 50 000 the hands of Miss Susan Speed. Miss
kindergarten teachers of many
tions. the education: \- campaign plansi Miss Nancy Rubel. as a committee 12-
will be laid and artise work started to l presenting the Louisville Kindergar-
show the need of
small towns as well as in the larger
The moxcment in Kentuckv is in
The convention was arranged foirin
hggcommittée arranging for the
the International
Sex oral states already have
he Seaton. Miss Alexlna Booth and
Club.
‘Klndcr gar-ten Club;
Dec mbcr‘ by‘a group of nationally?
known educators who met with the:
The convention
Teacher organizations and others in-
terested in education attend.
HARTFORD. Mai-ch 10. —- John
11 m be open to the public and a. special Linneu. of
Vl‘i‘fOl‘t “ill be made to have the educa- fenced to state prison for tram six to ‘advlce of his counsel but denied the
tors, legislators members of Parent ten
*Judge Isaac Wolfe. today,
Ln e11 um“: he 11.11 any intent to violate
Anon He pleadet guilty to the assault
pOrtion of the church he said. on
Manchester. Was sen
~other allegation of the State. His
counsel said. that Linnell had drunk?
some concochon on the night in qua.
years in the Superior court by
on the
trim the bar of one of the bi? hotels
the first oné- I ha've seen since 1914. "
W
Representatives of the EeWeral
branches from many countries lnl
Europe. South America. Japan and
other parts of the world are expected
to attend the convention.
» PINEAPPLES AT HIGH PRICE.
VIENNA. March 9 .—-—A man walked
the other afternoon and placed a. pine-
apple on the table. "One puond ster—
ling or.40.000 kronen" he said.
,There was no sale. but the Incident V
serves t'odllustrate the chaotic idea, of
values prevalent here. An Austrian
smelled it gratefully. remarking. "Its
INGROWN TOE "NAIL
A {cw drops of “()utgro" upon the
n
TURN S OI'T ITSELE‘
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
51111 that owing to munl- reduces inflammation and pain and so
A 111 some cities securing toughens the tender.
1.1.11 misidents the demand underneath the toe nail.
l
sensflive skin:
that it can
111 l-11l10 state cmplmmcnt not ‘penetrate the flcsh and the nail:
~.~ .< not so great as it would iturns naturallv outnard almost over
,1 .~ \lll] conditions in Hart-i
u Pwllcr than Ill
3' 1 51 110.
any 011101
4 11m: there is a vcry large store a. tiny bottle containing direc-
r1
manufactured for Chiropodists.
iéht. l
“()utg'ro'.‘ is a harmless. antiseptic
How- -
e1er. anyone can buy from the drug
.~1 1.1 11 Ork but conditions in lions—Adv. '
l 111 llnpl‘ov‘.111 Thc number
1| 11d (hole is 9,000. In
11 1;:le increased to 14.000.
all-lo». said that the indications
111111121 and in the Naugatuck
114‘!“ not so favorable as in
111.1134. but there w‘as‘g'rcat
.1 revival. New,Havcn is
:11 Hartford in its recovery
11-111-11‘i.1l depression. In the
1.111
will
of the state, including
111111 \’or1\icll. business is
1-1: 111111: 11‘ ““0 iruillstl'ale
I'ulll'kt".
12mg; up on account of the
lillmll‘ island.
11:11:1111 1111s. llccn well taken
11,1 H1.» cil) authorities and
'. < flwn- Il(l\'t‘ improved.
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1. u 1:5 ll()\\' BIJ‘IA'I‘ .
“'AS S'I‘ADII'I‘ID
Mun-ll 1‘L—Inspcctor
l':1i,i:o‘. of 1111‘ Slate DO-
l'llrc Food. 11:13 reported
'l‘llolllus Holt that in
1 I11- 11:1.11 dist‘ovl-l'cd tlll‘ carcass
1 >\\ which 1131s badly affected
"l‘lll‘l‘l‘llIOSIS when slmlghtcrcd
1r:- up in a rill-at market for
1 HI tlw meat l1:1d the stamp of
s111-1.‘tor..l)01101':1n 011 it. Mr.
1:: at :1. loss to 11ndcl‘slnnd how
v~-:1t could have- I)€‘€‘il stamped
1w 11nd lmmvlcdge ol‘ the
1 Mr. Donovan was unable to leave.
11411151: when the cow was slaugh-
~~i ‘1lld for the time which inter-
>11~.l Ill-tween the slzluglllcrillg and
1:1. llNDOCtIOH of the carcass.
ll‘nlzll,
:l. 1‘2.
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M l'IRIIDICN \\'().\l;\N DEAD
Midlillll‘IN. Alurcll 10.-.\ll's. (ivor-
pimln. l,ill.~.‘l1-,1', '77 yt‘urs old. of ill-l3
(‘11)11111 xlrm-l, wil‘r- 0r (Yllall-lcs l". Lins-
1 <~ 'i‘l'lill'," and general lllnllaqcr of
“1311ch &. IIllblifll’tI Manufac-
1111‘: Company and prosidcnt of the
~1‘1.i>~11 Electric and Gas Light Com—
1 ~11v< and 11 director of several local
1~l.< died at her home yesterday
v"l|lll‘z.
\l:,-~ Llnsdcy was a. founder of tho
1 1’. \V. C. A. and for ycnrs an ac-
: member of Susan Carl‘lngton
' 1 (‘lmpter D. A.~R. Besides her
1 want]. she leaves a daughter. Mrs.
11 1h.
llinsdale. of this city. and
.. grandchildren.
{ I . ‘
1 , is film the breath
ll of your favorite
7 ~,.. flower—i delicate,
,3 * 0 ' elusive flower fra-
1 ‘ ,9 grnnce that lin-
’~-4 7.77 ,__. gors and lingers...
, ‘ f?" A drop Just: ‘for
dnys. ‘"
’ L. M. Ayers
155 Wash. 8t.
Keoler Bldg.
8o. Nor-walk,
Conn.
no
1 lulu
'.l\ ': .\"'. v 1
is a vast dlflerence
:nnuino sticking paste and
~ many imitations that are "
3.1mm rammrsssrml
fact ,
l
but, ‘0
there has been a. lit;—I
1
PHIL; 1112117101511) GRID BATTERIES
Guaranteed One
ALL MAKES OF ,BATTERIES_.REPAIRED AND
REGHARGED
HARRY DUFF
8 Union Street
Formerly with Exide Battery, South Norwalk
If in trouble Telephone 470
and Two Years
I
South Norwalk
charge- ot an Mull: upon Margaret
Atkins. of Manchester. State's At- l
tomey Alcorn told the court that
Linnell terribly beat the young wo-
man. disfigured her possibly for life.
and attempted to otherwise misuse
her. In his own defense Linnell ad-
mitted beating the woman, but de-
Sprmg Pumps
flea and had no recollection of the
assault!
Always.
Women maize line distinctions.
.11 right to call them visions.
my d’lzemus to cullthern nights.
1
and Oxfords
FOR. WOMEN—N OW READY
See the molly successors to the past soas'on ’8 styles in these
new models for Sport and Dress wear .,~
Character, Quality and Lower Prices Mark the Entire Ofiering
'1‘.
122 Washington Street
ilton Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
South, Norwalk
It's
but
'TOIenWhoKW
1uwmmst. “Rom
NEW SPRING SHIR
' com- to m
Special $1.65
.1
4‘ ,‘ 111! in bottles labeled
1.1 31-.“ The brand that we
.‘llirks “until the cows
111111111119" “’8 guafantee
4 , 1 ~ lloldlll' force. Try'
Buy
“Our Stock In Comblete'”
THE F. and K.
15 So. Main‘St. Phonofllfi
« -<uzmlmn~ ‘lhl’mm
".v\- m
Complete
Home ~ Furnishers.
. ‘ 1 ‘
twice-a-yenr event! I
- of them—There are others also.
SHARING PROFITS WITH THE CUSTOMERS—That’s
With every purchase made during this Sale, we
give—absolutely free—a useful, valuable present. Below, we illustrate some
Come in and see them.
the idea of this
Broad and John Streets
Bridgeport.
OUR ENTIRE STOCKS HAVE BEEN MARKED AT ROCK- BO
FIGURES—You need spend only a few minutes in this store to realize the
tremendous curing. being ofiered our customers. At no time previous could
you furnish a Home at less cost thou isquotedhere today!
HERE ARE SOME OF HADLEYS GIFTS "$8501.le FREE Wllll PURCHASES
Tom-Over
I As shown at
attractively
and tall Base, flu
Dark Mahogany.
had
Shade has heavy
Piano Lamp
With Silk Shade
Absolutely Free with
- Purchase Amount-lug
Lamp is of full height, with
designed éhade.
limiting of the sale it may be
in a choice of colors.
$50 00
Handsome Two-Piece Carving Set
leon' Absolutely Free. with I purchase mounting to or over
Three-Piece Carving: Set—Free
elven Absolutely Fro. with a purcluu emanating to or our
75.00. . I
G Knlvu. 6
$250.00
and Butter Knife. Sllvor Clint with
Free with purchase nmountlnu to or over 8100
26-Piece Set of Table Silver
om. Sugar Spoon
Abfilutoly
Too,
nmr
. Tbl
Fork: 6 n a 89°11 ncludud.
Absolutely Free with
Purchase mounting
the left, this
0‘ To 91' Over $750.00
lshed in a rich
At the be-
Hnndwmu set In
VManicure Set—Including Eight Pieces
Absolutely Fm with purchm mommy to or our £150.00.
attractive out.
This Phonograph is of the
Cabinet Type. especially tine
In nppeur' anon and of excel-
silk lining.
Double Boiler.
with puvohuo of
Snowball.
High Grade. Thirty-Piece Aluminum Set
Ubn llu Double Router. Tu Kettle.
Thirty of the an»! Kltollcn s Glun Absolutely Fm
Pornolntor. Ito.
8150.00 0' 01m.
lent construction. It is a
first class product with
strong motor and perfect
rcpt-cancer. It plays all re-
YOUNG COUPLES—There never was a finer time to consider outfitting n homo!
Furnitureoffliofinestqunlity,youconnownooonourflooumnrkedot
prices in years. Complete}! one Outfits tosniteverymtonndmnrenow
displayed here. We are sue you will find them very interesting. ofienng as they
many Ian-action! suggestions.
11r—
Twa Room comb-Oompletdy Fur-
nishing Bedroom and Dining Room
-—lnolndln¢ Brunet. . Springs.
Matti-us, Pillows. “‘1
uflct. Extension Table and Six
Diners—Every piece of
mm Room Outflt— Including:
Three Piece Gino. Bock Velour Idi-
Ing Room Suite. Colonial Bullet.
China Closet. Table- and Setm of
Chairs: , Walnut Mm
mum, Spring. Two
“ Thé Woodmont ” Outfit:
good construction and neat 8pm
The “Empress” Outfit .
m I _'("II_J
Three Room Outfit — Including. Three Room 0n 1
8985“ Four Piece Mhsion Library Set-z :139“ ,‘ Thule Piece ”anagram =1“ 79“ FANS“, ROSES,
, Bed, 8 ' - Room Set; Quartet-ed Onk Finish
‘ {1%sz (2:31:33, ’l'wo ' PM ' Bod , Room Suite. with Mattress.
mm
Imitation
$1983P
Immatalllhdifidnnlitm_
Golden Oak Bnflet. Extension Table
and Six Diners covered with Brown
FouRomOuW
nished Living Room Dining Boon).
Bodkodmnndlfltdm: evoryroom
35 mmwmlnm °'°" "°°°
Iona-
nlune: Gag Bongo. Table an! Bug
tm- Kitchen included;
While onlyfiOHE OUTFITS have been
cords without change at
othergoodhntmitiso
glttwelookneinnntho.
Unusually- 1Lott, Prices on All _
HOME OUTFITS
Any Outf' t “On Terms to Suit
Your Convenience’
The “Whitney” Outfit:
leather.
The"‘RegaI" Outfit:
‘259"
quoted. hove, we would
M
The “De Luxe"
,oall,
Outfit:
Max
infullSwingnt
Shoe StOre
31 sum Sta-So. ~ Korwolk
Our entire stockaloo newsprint:
' Wear-hide“ ét'remark-
able!” prices
".—
a.
’OLD“ “CARS
Sell Your Old Car! to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
mgCo.
1310101111: Avenue
Bel Oak and. Center St.
ween
Guaranteed ”mmmm firzes D" ;
Phonograph '3‘ m ' at, our
High Grade
Mahogany‘Cabmet Better and Larger
Machine '1 ‘ ~
Than Ever.
South
Norwalk
1 Lunch
south Main Street
hasmonethandouhled its
seating capacity for ac-
commodating its patrons.
Thisisthebest laeein
Non-walk to eat £1111 the
prices are within the
recdiofall.
BEST moo. BEST SER-
1 VICE, nus: PRICES
. 1
. a .
STAND-7 ARD
COTTON
STORES
l I“?! ”‘5
L
CARNATIONS
+
' ‘ new
\ 1;
“16 trance St,
' Slen’s ~
Iadaes’finthhty
Rubbers
otoiooo-Vv
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