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27. 1928.
New Britain Mayor
Challenges Reformer
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. 27.
A. x. Naoneeea and Arthur W. Up.
son. president of the Clflc Safety
league of New Britain. had a itonny
session in the mayor's office yang.
day as a result of the annual report
of the league. which declared the
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he had defended his apcs‘oiblreisuizi-
doing unlawful act;
Summoning Mr. Upson to his ot-
rice. the mayor asked him either to
prove his charges or retract them.
\\'hen Mr. Upson offered to gather
‘ll’lt‘ executive committee 0! the
innate to discuss affairs with the
lmziyor. Mayor Paonessa. declared the
“(agile “a disgrace to the city." and
nailed Mr. L'pson "a very poor citi-
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mum i'..ones~sa is expected to re-
' .. court action next.
[ix-Mayor Invited
To Fight Gas Charge
STAMFORD. Fob. 27—Former
\l.l)or Alfred N. Phillips. J12. will
hug the opportunity. if he desires
to exercise it, to fight in person or
through counsel. or both. the gas
.wrx ice charge imposed by the Stem-
:orti Gas and Electric company
”mung: uw rs or its gas in Stnmtord.
ii... i‘urnlzivn Council of the cit}
n: Stamford has adopted a resolu-
nun requesting the mayor to para-
c pate in the prosecution or the up-
ival of the city of Stamford from
tho decision of the Public Utilities
. ~mm:<s.on refusing to remove the
.- s-‘rncc charge. The resolution
ignites the form-.r mayor to appear
in person or through counsel or both
vultrl make any suggestions he may
.lvom material or desirable to the
, .,rpnrnunn counsel.
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REBEL QL‘ITS FIGHT
CHIlll'AHL‘.\ CITY. Mexico. Feb.
:T.~—Rosalio Hernandez. oldest of
Mexican rebels. has laid down his
.li‘ll‘lfi. Tim “Woman, who has been
v‘:impaigning..in the hills {or the last
)- 1r, surrendered to the government
j'r’Prday and has been granted am-
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NASH BOYS TO BO“'L
.\ bowling mutch of interest will
h- in Saturday afternoon at the
"l""‘ord Alleys “hen the Nash En-
-_.-nncr.m; Bowling aggregation will
H>h “l‘l‘l the Torrington Foundry
Mun» (It Ttvt‘l‘lllzlfin. The Nash nvs
won the championship of the Nor-
mayor had acted neither wisely nor?
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Mysterious Wife of Richll'mcrican
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.A mysterious "Mme. Johnson." described as the fife of a
prominent American manufacturer. won instant popularity when
the made an nnhcr’aldeddcbut on the concert stage in Perla, her
Voice being described by critics as possessing the finest timbre.
She will tour Scandinavian countries before coming to this lid: of
the water to sing. There has been much conjecture among Anaer-
Iana in Paris as to her real identity
ADRIATIC AGROL’NI)
NE‘V YORK. l~‘r'l.. 27-.»The
steamhhip Adriatic “'llh 4M pn<>nn~
gore aboard for a Modncrrmuln
cruise pill-ll up on :1 mm] flat in llli‘
harbor two hours nfter she lm-l
w.» . ,7.
£8 as Concert Singer in Paris:
HOUSE FAVORS
mum POLICE
COMMISSION
House; Chamber Grant-
to Judiciary Commit-
tee for Medical Bills’
Hearing -
Feb. 27.—'l'he House. like the Sen-
ate. had much business in the form
0! reports yesterday. The House
chamber was granted to Ju-
dietary committee for a bear-
W ,. we.
ing March 26 on the medical
practice hills. and to the labor com-
mittee for a hearing on March 5 on
labor bills.
Under rule suspension the House
adopted a bill reimbursing East Ha-
ven for money expended for physical
examination of school children.
The bill extending powers of the
tax commissioner over town Judiciar’y
odicials was tabled. The bill con-
cerning extension of time of or.
ganizing the Lordship Railway Com-
pany was sent back to committee.
Favorable reports were these bills:
Providing towns in which trade
schools." located may appoint a
committee to act with the state
board of education in conduct of
such school; that fish except min-
nows taken in eelnes must be re-
turned to the water; increasing ea!-
aries in the Bouthington court:
creating a police commission in
Darlen: fixing time for town meet-
ings in Harwinton: extending tori-lo
tory o! Mikord Electric Light Com-
pany and increase in capital stock:
penalizing sale of dngerlings sent
out by the state hatcheries: permit-
ting Odd Fellows Association in
Hartford to hold 5500.000 worth of
property: providing New London
may use proceeds of high .echool
bonds tor other school work: and
amending charter of Sharon school
dirtrlCt. '
Among bills rejected were these:
That no state money be deposited
in a bank in which the state treasur~
er or departmental employee is an
officer: that non-tubercular cows
shall not be assessed more than ro-
actors: abolishing minority repre-
sentation in towns: that town funds
raised to build schools shall he used
for no other purpose; that an autolst !
must produce license on request of
officers: requiring 810.000 liability
insurance from each motorist; pro-
viding 850 fine or six m‘
Jail. or both. for reckle- am:
leaving to towns decision as to 08.:
her or constables to be elected: m-
ing Hamden another voting “stud!
and increasing the avenge
from $2.25 to 88 a pupil.
SIGNS BHL TO ’
REWARD FLlERS
WASHINGTON. Feb. ”and;
dent Coolidge signed the bill awaits"
his distinguished service models 1'
the army world more and “vans?
_ in: them on the army promotiou'
list. “'
Hath-nth;
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best results. "
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clock ycstcrmn morning. i‘our "it"
worked .‘utzr hours hot'm‘o she (‘uuid
in? floated. 'ihe Adriatir “as un-
chored ofi‘ Staten lslnml umii tlw
fog lifted to permit hrr in prou‘r-«i
seaward.
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On their own responsibility
confurees cut the leasing terms 0’1
drnctlcuil'
the Underwood bill so
Shoals Return.
Th0,-
thut Muscle Shoals can now he re!"-
b-l‘l
81.320.000-a return to the
‘Ur a minimum .ilture :is low 3:."
pulill"
nf Imu- than l per cent on its inx’es'»
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"ounces can write a beit--r Lilli
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than the l‘nderuood biu.
and no need for haste.
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Luxurious
Carriages at $18.95
Plenty of room for baby
to have his daily nap in
real comfort and :1 won-
I ll‘ ~i'uliy c:i-_v ruling car-
| riaao. \\'u--~l \\ hells. heavy
rultlmr ‘iv- 4 'ml .- t o r in
boot!
Sleeper —— Stroller
Another splendid baby can
ringe value: Combination
sleeper-stroller. made of
Woven fibre. Finish d in
c r e a m. ulark blue. or
French g r c y. lnlllullul‘l
corduroy upholsifiry. liul-o
bor tire wheels. E x t r a
“W“ $12.95
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Mill/I .,
High Chairs
$3.95
; Very sturdily constructed.
' and your choice of fumed
or golden oak finish. In
order to quickly reduce
our stock of these. we of-
fer them at this sensation-
ally low price tor tomor-
row only!
Sterlin
Visit Our New Home
through sheer merit.
prices.
ty will be gone.
Tomorrow 18 the Last Day of Our
ebruary Furniture Sale
Thousands of homes have been refurnished during this sale with
the type of furniture which appeals to folks of refined taste.
you will find that type of furniture that makes its strongest appeal
Here you will find real quality at ba 1' ga i n
All good things must come to an end, however, and tomor-
row is the very last day of this bi g discount, so be sure and be here
before our doors close tomorrow night or this wonderful opportuni-
3-Piece overstuffed Suites $98.00
Nothing in furniture “'lli
brim: more luxury or morr
rullri comfort into your lixinp
room than one of thee “on-
rleri‘ul oxv t‘~tu.’.'c'l 5 ll it es.
Sprim: l‘u‘lL". ’.~pring :irms
sprint: bucks and sprint: fill»
ed cushions.
The complete three-piece
~uite at the remarkably low
~ri-“o quoted above. Upholst-
rcrl in a very beautiful grade
of tapestry. Similar suites in
ulour mohair or combina-
tions or tnrwslr)‘ nnvi \elour.
also a' low prices.
Distinctive Dining Suites at $147.00
Next to your lli'lng room. the
room that is most inipcr'un'
to limo. Well furnished ie
your dining room. lioro if.
is that \our glics*.~' oath-‘7
rmin ”1* entire l‘iLlT‘l .‘2-l
the right furnislzirus “‘21‘ r v
every cm.- at 0.35"
4-Picc2 Bcdrmrz
\Ve are showing distinctive
lininc suites in at] the'rlii’ler—
.m period d‘SlTnn in every
LOOII and finish and our
mien: f \r v mph :: suitrs fli’"
-(-r~v;:':<.;'. “v low. \‘imm rii- m
U;‘L‘«‘..T i-‘l.‘.F (“n lm- nrranted
on or) suit».
Suits at 7%“
Here is a very attractive, complete bedroom suite at a price that
makes it more attractive still:
The complete suite, consisting
of bow-end bed. large dresser. chifforette and beautiful semi~
vanity dressing table at this amazingly low price and on con-
venient credit terms it desired.
g Furniture
Open a Charge Account
43 T0 (is-NORTH MAIN. STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
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flock is included In this relic
and that the
from prices that were
rendy low.
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CREDIT!
Yes. even a: the very in.
sale prices. offer you
the oonvenicnce of our
usual easy credit terms.
Just a small percentage of
ru-h required and you can
arrange to par 2h» balance
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as con\'»~ni(-n'
A Wardrobe
Specially Priced
$19.00
To preserve the creases ill
your non-1y pressed cloth-
ing the wardrobe is e
n e c e s a dry convenience.
'3 u e e n Anne d-‘slgns in
American walnut. with
doors that open independ-
f‘ntl)‘. s-‘llin: only
$1941 .
for
You’ll Like This
Kitchen Table at
$7.95
it has a porcelain top and
is finished in pure whit.
enamel. The cutlery draw-
or is large enough to me-
commodate all 0! your~
utensils. Special at 81.“.
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Norwalk Chronicler