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TREN’I’ON. N. J.. March 30.—-The
SETBACK FOR
APPROPRIATWN
COMMITTEE
March 30.-—-
HARTFORD. Conn.,
for by a." mm oi cilia-don.
The bili gas referred by 1.13.1.1“, to
the appropriations Committee. ‘sen-
ator Rogers of the latter mum“.
tried to get the bill oi! the table. but
Senator Bakewell Opposed nu. and
won out. There are'also two other
bills fought for by the education com-
mittee and opposed by the appropri-
ations committee on the table, 1:
Senator Bakewell wins out on these
bills he still will have the House
against him. as that branch stood by
the appropriations committee.
<~ I
will make
more equitable. The bill was‘adopt-
ed.
Senate bills adopted from the cal-
endar were:
Changes in the laws concerning die-
posal ot diseased animals and the im-
portation of cattle; incorporating the
Interstate Life Reinsurance Company
at Hartford; concerning the improve-
ments and lay-out of highways by the
highways commissioner: authorizing
Bridgeport to issue $350,000 in
Bridgeport to ssue $350,000 in Bridge
the laws smoother. and
towns with railroad indebtedness: in-
corporatng the
Glass Insurance Company; authoriz-
ing Willirnantlc to issue 875,000 in
water bonds;
health nursing and public health in-
st'ruction bureaus in the state depart-
ment or health; authorizing stratford
to issue $250,000 in school bonds; pro-
viding that reports on occupational
diseases shall be made without delay
to the state departmentmt health by
the attending physician; extending the
time and amending the charter or the
Connecticut Plate .
providing (or public -
tn 191’.
The education committee has sent
to the appropriations committee a bill
that it had endorsed tuition tees to be
paid to towns by the comptroller on
account of pupils sent to high Ichooh
in other towns.
ALLIED OCCUPATION oosrs.
By Universal Cable Service.
BERLIN. March :!.—-The [rand to-
tal of the cost of occupation at Goa.
man territory by the allied armies to:
the tool- years since the Artifice.
. ,- U‘lnr to the w ‘ Bethlehem Steel Corporation this The a re riaiiona committee rcceiv- _ . a e toe the enornious gum ,-
t i ‘ ,7 “12h women 3:21;; 12:3: week increased its capital stock from ed a tgxfipoxl'aarysetback in the Senate The Senattehreciliiucd :cggzazble its- fiendsihextgirdingbthe :36 tordor‘gasi- Lordship railway Company: new bi" smogliooo gold marks. or apart-
' A” ”mt would give ”u, selt- $285,000,000 to 8404500000. The state today when that body stood by.Sen- port "‘0“ t o com y to in: e dingo 9. a." 1:117 ‘81 an 00 ' authorising the Wallingford Gas Light mately ‘1' 125 000 000_ This is the 5"
‘ > .2“: ”I: am“ shock. it looks collected ‘ fee of ”4.000. at” Bakewell 15 to 9 in refusing to Norfo i vine-terk to :31; 000 crease ent "OlinpanY. a2! r:‘equr ng owzetfl Company to increase its capital stock um contained in & comprehensive. de-
Y 2 m1 mr the hard boiled egg. --——-- take of! the table the "little red 1“ “Pt“ °° ' ' °‘ ”:6 ding: in Y i “Pir’mns “0" d ° to 8150.000: increasing the Jurisdlfi tailzvd report worked out from memor-
‘ . Hm {not that the e“ ,- yok- FAGO'I'ING POPULAR. school house" bill. so-called. reported Senator Brooks tor the banks com- prot e a equa e o e accommo a- tion of local court: so they can punish anda by the mink!" of the treasury.
\ w mxxrortune this year. we will Eflective use is made of fagoted adversely by the appropriations mittee explained " bill t° “”7“" in tione. on conviction {0" "MSPOY‘WS “011°"; and which will be submitted to the
J“ m”. sympathies on him bands in the frocks of voile and committee yesterday. The bill con- various ways the present laws con- Bills adopted in concurrence were and placing state referees on a new
Reichstag. tomorrow.
cerning' building and loan. associa- compensation basis; and ratifying the ___._
sale of the Shore Line Electric Com-
pany to the Eastern Connecticut Pow-
cr Company of its transmission lines
as follows:
cerned the transportation of pupils in
, H “umv at heart. pensive trimming. but gives an open- a town to a school in another town tions. saying that present 18“" are Increasing the salary of the judge
'. ' ~r" la the keynote of the East. work that is very decorative. It is Where facilities are better. and is a. like a. _"patch-work quilt!" The bill in the Griswold court: continuing the
- S. “no may wear anything as easier to do than hemstitching. state board at education bill fought while actually makinz few changes present laws regarding state aid for
, wit llasadnsh of color. , , , , , ~ or” ,, .='"' ' - ’ ' ’
. '\p(‘ of costume which one
. l» It! always boon a. shell game Beorgetto for summer. It is an inex-
Leaning towcr of Pisa consists of
eight stories and is ascended by 380
steps. with seven bells in the tower.
.. .nlwnll! larsely upon one's #
' «‘ location. In New York and
-, «m. n the weather has not ad-
! m the state where one can -
(Hit a wrap so suits of the
“(us \nrlcly will be generally
I 1 fort many women are sim-
"in: n lll'W frock and bonnet
:‘m-l that it is not yet safe to
,. “mtnr furs.
Mil/ll I m r//
‘lnnJhli‘S in New York feel I
:1 .-\' wnnr a new hot and n 9:,, {I
.m orchids. mm of the val- " ’5
. ~. .m. is with the winter cos- 1 l' --._._. f '1 ,
v‘ \' urn rcmly for the Easter ' '
1\.|r’itlr‘. W
.. who tnkc Easter linery "gin
Fine Semi-Porcelain Set—with Gold Hamflee
mdnedflorddeefltfimhhotmeBthoseandGold. Highqnalityanddeslcnedesabove
'I'hieSetinclndesx 12DinnerPlatee. iZBleakfastPlstee, lZBnedendBMlZSoupPlltee, IZCQsJJSaneere,
lZPreeerveDiebse,40penVesehbleDishce,2CakePlates, 2 Piece SwarSet, 2 Piece GravySet, 2 Piece Covered
VecetabquPhtteralCreamerendlBreadPlfle.
wimmv nre planning to wear
short jacquettcs of fur over
l'anIl. 'l‘hcsc will be perhaps
”vat of the l-Iastcr outfits in
l
: tulklm: with a popular debu‘
v u ollwr day and she confided
- uns going to wear a short
mstml box- coat of grey car-
" :1 grnv \‘olyt‘t gown and a
\Immmln llnzc colored straw.
‘I'jf‘ will no orchids mixed
‘: no of the valley.
-:1 xx ho fvcl thnt the Egyptian
. :~»\\‘n is going to bccome over-
. ' " flr'fl lmvint’.‘ Easter gowns Of
. wt that by the time these
.1 . l is lwcomc Ii. dccldcd rage
-- .-1 have soon its best days.
'w Wily. the parade ground .
v » 'whlrvnnhlos of New York. ‘
ml .llylv soc a grcnt deal of tho ‘
. mm! mm suits on Ensicr day. 1
“ 1. war sucgcst the very‘splrlt '
Two-Piece Carving Set
Heavy Stag Handles—-
FREE
With Any Purchase
Amonnting to $150.
Or Over
Cash or Credit
Two-Piece Carving Set
Willi Wooden Handle:—
FREE
With Any Purchase
Anointing to $50
Or Over '
Cull or Credit
Two-Piece Carving Set
lint. Stag Handles—
FREE
Willi Any Purchase
Anointing to $100
0:- Over
Cull or Credit
Thirty Piece Altruism
Set
FREE
.Wltli Any Purchase
Anointing to $200 ‘
Or Over
Cash or Credit
an
File Cabinet Phonograpli
Plays nu nukes Disc Records
Free With Any Pinch-so
Amounting to $750
Or Ova-—
CASH 0R CREDIT
Mahogany Hoar Lamp
wan Connie-811mm.—
Free With Any Purchase
v wits which hang straight in ‘ mm to $250
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These Gifts Are Absolutely Free—Whether You
Pay Cash Or Buy On Hadley’ 5 Easy Payment Plan
NOTE: ONLY ONE GIFT TO A CUSTOMER
‘Hmv. 'l‘hcre are the little 3
:mlwt, the popular jacquette
- . \. .m the Jacqucttcs made very
. n1 hing on the hip with rih~
.l... ringer-Hp length coat-suits
umnly llgurcs and the three-
. «n; lumc suits with jacquettcs
q'nln'oldvrml or braided.
“xv-r girls are nearly all buying
._ - 1..r~run-ne suits or the sort
\Ilrl“ly wlth jacquettcs wrap-
, llL'hily about the hips and ty-
. 1 one side in a long ash bow.
FURNISHING:
Dining Room And Bed Room:
. tuna and firms are the most
~le colors for these youthful
- ' ' $9975
‘- la and ,(‘nmcl's hair and soft ?
'u-mi materials are those one ;
. most frcqucntly. A flapper with- ,
n. \ixhl r‘nlorod handana square '
rarity nowadays. They either
‘lwm nhout their necks "a-la
\ or wcar them hanging loose
:‘Jnslllfll’l.
1's: cut-inns to watch the evolu-
the flapper. This Easier she
"u rntirv'ly new person. Instead of
mm-wlup hats of last season
n lltl‘l'll‘Wl upon one car she is
x- ,. lmts of cincho or mushroom
,. whirl! are almost brimlcss in
:vvnl tlwv alt perfectly straight
lu-ml. She has discarded
hosiery of vivid color for
4" mm: or inn which she wears
1" Hot: sumle salmon. “or shoes
Or Ovu—
CASI‘I OR CREDIT
“NOR I'HERN” THREE-ROOM 0U I'FIT— l
FURNISHING: %
“MARVEL" 1W0 ROOM OUTFIT—-
Parlor, Bed Room And Dmmg' ‘ Room:
321850
—MTO Suit
“I'HE FAIRY” 'I'HREEoROOM OUIFI'I'—
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FURNISHING: I
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FURNISHING:
Parlor, Bed Room And Dining Room:
315975
I“
uvingRoom,BedRoomAndDiningRoom:
329850.
When“
REMARKABLE VALUE IN WALNUT DINING SUITE
\
'1
J
s yrirtlv of the sports varic-
r 1::v'llly have some semblance
-. “nu-strap pumps are pop- 1
- til Mr.
V' n tlnwcrcd hats are shown
' rivnl in the shops. the ribbon
more in evidence at pres-
.w the ntrrcts. Slde cocardes of
"w rilmon of the same shade
Hut nrc youthful and are worn
‘ w ,xcnl. Thcn there are the
ions of l'r‘nvy satin or velvet
, mom a side trimming and {all
"' -~ narrow brim. Rows of this
n not b:- too large it seems.
Hm white glove will be pop-
Hr Faster wear. there is also an
m' to match the glove with the
, moan allele ovnasrurreo rsrrsgnr sun's— _
, - s13500 ‘ _ ' 1
MI- Illustl‘ted, this Three Piece Hiring m Suits in- ”My Melted in American Walnut
chads full“ sized Davenport, Arm Chair and or embracing a goodsised Bullet (with Wood
Winged Typo with loose cushion seats, spring construction, tall Gallery). Oblong Extension Table and Six Tall
AMERICAN WALNUT FOUR PIECE BEDROOM SUITE—
312975 _
Mflmmmmmmmmmmm
mudndedmthisnnechambu-Sultc. Allpleceaarootgood
hie constructor: withAmerioanWalnnt Veneer
$11550
\' t . re llxrht colored shoes are backs, etc. The purchase of such a Suite nouns abwlute com- Bach Dining Chairs. with Genuine Leather Seats, an" Wham! This. Suite real-Hy sells for “1. 50, so “m m
“M" ”W‘- gowna- handana {wt and long. sauna”? m“? “I “'0 Home By bum NOW. this is one of the “longest values eru- bflered mm such a purchase during the PROM SHARING $.st villain
mr. «to. are so colorful. it is ’0“ ”Jun"? «Inc about ONE'F‘OUBTE“ the buying public. ally are ‘50.“,
'a lump n. subdued glove and
~ . firm. as too many varying col-
-, not pretty.
uTZKE’s HANDS
WONDERFUL
':l.l.AND, Fla... March so.-—The
A pair of hands in baseball. is
'v: wk of every Cleveland player.
l'w name of \Valter Lutzke is
w ' . :l.
tmhnll. a great pair of hands
Mr: hands. In addition. the?
w wcll formed and free from
ale off
AsaSpedialFeatureoftheSemLAnnmlProfitSbarlngSahweofierMEvehun-
(bedhmpgatgreatlyrohcedpricesl “cesarean“,fmthmpe.Mhavebeen
receivedmthintheputfewdayaandinelndetbeveqlatea desigmandoolors. SPE-
CIAL WINDOW DISPLAYS IN WINDOWS NUMBER SEVEN'I‘O ELEVEN, INCLU-
v' I4 a matter of baseball history
' :. nmiorlty or the great inflelders
v 9': hnnds. A big pair of hands
outstanding feature of Hans {
. and no better infielder ever
I u. in”.
‘l' ‘ ~ll players like a loose-intuit
. in mg the hand plenty of tree-
Hr linarily a stock glove will
" v nicrage player. f" hlfli M‘
l ulzke. however. has a special
MAEIOGANYFLOORIAW—
WI'I'H24 INCI-ISILKSHADE—
$1 685
l '_ .1
{revenue-n]
nlenntage of a big pair of
~ 1 l baseball is the aid rendered
n “v x: the ball. It makes for a
" ' M: h and more accurate throw-
'-~ on of the purchase it is pos-
lv‘ rlt on the ball.
\ 1 pair of hands in football
’4 n Ml: pair of hands. particu-
" ‘ _, l forward passing is consid-
“ r tir of hands is what made
vlicr the sensation of the
won in hurling the tomrd P...
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OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS—FREE
DEIJVERY TO ANY roams sure
'qu v—rlvlmry has over 2.000 {ltd
9" ' litlrnts a year and the United
lom nne- -hali' that number.
SW. {S of the world. opal-atod W 130'
‘ "l h 1w: a total tom“ 1.001.007
"‘ "Omnarcd with 00. 740.486 to” 0‘
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