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E=N=ehaullynge-d ‘lrfir . .'_\ lunigmlty 90““‘ored “hm an attempt {W15
1 be I“. f. 5r: 3 “my, a (le— made to get the horse out 0 ha
'and 'a) " a... and turned lposition. The snow was up to his
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EX-POSTMAN
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glamforel WES Lefttfg sssimndalrsm‘n' .1: 1:32;
arrler lll ran 0
in 1888
appointee of the late President
Harding.
As near as this old times- can re-
collect. the snow began to (all about
7 p. m. or the night of March 11.
He did not think much of this not
unusual disturbance for Branford
was regularly visited with rain and
snow. 0n awakening the following
morning. he noticed that the show
had piled up and was still continu-
ing to fail in a steadily and gently
HELD
IN STATION
Scanlon
f I manner.
0 Mr. Bcanlon hitched up his horse
get lhe morning mails. "It was hard
going." he related to the writer. but
he finally reached the depot and
___r. .didn't have to wait long for the 8:15
.\ F I‘D March 13,—:o'clock train from New London.
STA I O x l During the few minutes' wait the
and Miss Agnes Carry. the operator:
all of whom were in the same pro;
dlcament. Not far from the station.
however. was the Malleable .iron
Fitting company. The employees
were also prisoners but by relay
teams. food was acquired from a
hotel nearby. In this manner the
four were able to secure food and
suffered from nothing but contine-
ment. The greatest pastime was to
watch the snow fall. -
Outside was a vast white wilder-
ness. During the day the sun was
high. On the fourth day. the storm
subsided. The sun shone bright and
warm. the snow melted fast and the
“victims" scurried from their “prie-
ons" and became busy bees. Pasa-
ages were made with the help of a
falling temperature “and the snow
went like that." said the old timer.
snapping his fingers.
STAMFORD MEN
ARRESTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
Robert Hyman, 19, and
Harry Ratclifie, 22,
Taken. at‘Requeet of
Darien Authorities
STAMFORD. March 13.—
Arrested on a charge of statuatory
hitched behind the station.
lion ilicy rt‘mcm~ “95”“- At
gradually
in According to . Amp“ 1
who i‘rm-"t‘Y-L'si the snow was
l» ginning at about
became wedged in.
‘ hen he by diligent work on
the part of Mr. Scanlon soon extri-
-.1 and (en‘rnrcd his steed and the homeward
drive was made with difficulty.
The old timer did not drive the
assault.
Claims Quick Court Work.
(U. S. Attorney Olson. No. Ills.)
Liquor law violations in this dis-
trict are rapidly decreasing. and one
reason ls that this olTlcc is in a po-
sition to give violators a sure and
swift trial. It is getting to be a reg-
ular practice to put this class of
criminals on trial within thirty days.
19. of 165 Greyrock place. and
authorities at an early hour
cure ball for their release.
following the alleged con-
fession of a 16-year-old girl. who
was arrested in this city a few days
ago as incorrigible. Robert Hyman,
Ratcllt‘le. 22. of 101 Atlantic street.
were both being held (or the Barton
morning. having been unable to pro-
.. ,_ . . he made another trip
—_ \Vhenevvr .3 ,_C.. _ wm- 5 around. lhnrse when and to padlock their places of buei- Attorne Mg; 5 lko was _
: . -.. 1} of apprehi-n- ifor the evening mail. The snow had noes for a y“, almost as quickly. “I Y 9° lmmedi
.there is a _. ‘ Pd “m“: up to 8 p m. a . y engaged ascounsel tor the pair
ftxlon as to 1:1,. . . This )f'dl'filnét mom“ 1 his way through. the This is a strorg deterrent to men and went to Du-jen at midnight.
:Qnowfalls r. -\‘ ”-2 " 1*" 5' Wm and “hf" h‘e1mi“.‘f3u it wasn't cold he who are too lazy to earn an honest where he held a lengthy conlerenCo
:1: past ray: .«::'>_ “h“ if: ‘17": "1’34." 9‘ réi'mi. ”Hm; [Mm épre living. Willi Prosecuting Grand Juror Mar-
:1udgmi.i‘- {,2,“.~ ", ': . "1,1. s_:ii <4: it” - ,1 hi. "Then the tin Shaughneuey and Judge John
ateign kin: '-" ’- 3‘1"“ ““5 95' . Adopt Clty Manager Blan- Selleck. On a warrant tram the
—- _ . . - ‘IFl‘1“' {.in Logan," he said. He couldnl
-:- Tilt-Ft; .r . ~ .- l.'...t . ‘rv"“" S “H", lack for a wind came (Topeka Capital.) Darlen police. where the alleged as-
:scamon'.”_‘ " i T. ' .1; 1.6.!” ,3; i u}, m (1 me going was growing more Kansas City is the third large city “u“ ‘3 “‘4 ‘° h‘“ “k" place. “‘0
2“" m, it.) .. ‘. l.. _. .- nt‘di‘llm‘t to adopt the manager plan of cu}. two young men were taken Into cus- .
2*“ ”19:, .‘im‘v‘n. 11"“ V‘s-”1'2" . ‘l‘ni' (lire: days Mr. Scanlon was zovernmnnt. tho vole helm»: hetwrm “my “4"” last night by detective -”
‘tman. {:3 I, . <:.m. minimal in the railroad station. {our and llvc to one in favor or a Sergeants Gcorgc H- McCarthy and ,
rib?“ ll r l i m . .I. {.1}. Winn :l:l:~i hww he passed his time. commission-maniac” charler. While Dank—l A- Hanrnhan.
T or c was: "Ms“. C rv-r tlcz‘ro and hc' anld tlin' he had company in 90-000 9909“ didn‘t vote. yet it is .
i 7‘23:er- I. 011:... :- ie m... up! Will" li-‘nch. the ticket scent: favorable sign for the new plan that —Ad“e'“50 "3 "1' 59mm" ’0'“ the
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7‘ of Mill high-grade. semivporcc-lnin dinner set. You must soc this set to
u really apprecinlc it. It is allrm‘lhe cnough to grace any table—n set you
X will be proud to own. It you lxuy your Hoosier today or tomorrow, you
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a You must hurry— This is a. genuine Deficr Domes- Each piece in this crystal glass-
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This is your last chance to take advan-
tage of our remarkable Hoosier offer.
If you buy your Hoosier Friday or Sat-
urday you get with it, at no extra cost,
a beautiful dinner set, a real Dexter
cutlery set, and a fourteen-piece glass-
ware set.
You cannot afford to delay, how-
ever. This is a special offer to intro-
duce the new 1925 Hoosier Highboy—
the finest kitchen cabinet ever made.
’And we have only a limited number of
cabinets for the occasion. If you wait
they may all be sold! Come in today or
phone and we will reserve a Hoosier
and the three sets for you.
1 We have also a limited number of other
- Hoosier cabinets on which the same liberal
Spec1al offer applies as long as they last
7o72 North Main Street,
two spatulas especially designed.
a variety of knives —— ten pieces
There are seven spice Jars. five
large containers for dry staples.
one smaller jar for lot or cocoa
and an open dish that is ideal
for salt.
six new. Highboy features
New combination glass and wood panel doors. An entirely new decora-
tive touch is given by combining glass and wood panels in the upper dou-
ble doors. These doors are fitted with handy metal and wood racks. On
one. a single rack for extract bottles. on the other a triple tray for
change. milk checks. etc.
in all. Each one is made of finest
crucible steel. pliant and keen-
edged. This set comes with your
Hoosier.
A new-type dour bin. A new ilour bin with shaker sitter attached pro-
viding ample capacity for all ordinary needs. It is accessible. removable
and easily tiled. A porceliron bin conveniently located provides an addi-
tional 50-113. capacity if needed.
Enlarged shelf storage space. Uncluttered roomy shelves. full twelve
inches deep. give a total storage space never before possible.
Genuine porocllron storage drawer. 'The big lower drawer is var-tad
into a. wonderful storage bin—e. "8M. moist-proof. dust-proof.cqr.eoepta-
ole for flour. potatoes. winter vegetables or for staple fruits such as ap-
ples. oranges. etc.
Genuine porceliron bread and cake box. 'Just above the storage drawer 1.
another drawer fer bread and cake—the finest and mos
bread be: ever designed. t convmie“
cutting board. Over the broad be: is a new sliding cuttin boa a
or rock maple—placed just where you would logically use it. s r
These. remember. are new features. The Highboy has also the doaens at
:oannient devices that have for years made Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
amons.
A. J. COLLINS, co. .
South Norwalk.
Built on Values
Main & Wall St.
Starting Tomorrow Morning Promptly 31:9.30‘
Phone 1008-1023
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All Regular
All these Weight,
'0', “‘9‘“! Guaranteed
items are for Twenty
needed Years.
kitchen Aluminum
Sensational Sal
or One Day Only
We are offering a complete selection of the most practical and its
cooking utensils. Everything, including large Roasters, iancy
Pans, Pcrcolators, etc., at these unheard of prices
Ware
motsmhmwwumn imamishtsieoWetc
8 Qt. Pudding Pans Pitchers
0% 11. Genre Cake Pass 1 Pt. Syrup Pitchers
(solid bottom) 2 Qt Lip. Em Peas
IQLPaI.LIp.SaacePaaa Tubed Cake Pans
Fry Paaa'l 1a. 0 Cap Gels Pans
Spatula Biscuit Pans
Pie Plat... 8% Il- Elnh Strainen
a or. auxin: unis Boldfast nay Plates ’
Wash Basins. “Mb. 8 Qt. Colonial Sauce Pans i
Pundit! Condiment Sch 2%.; Qt. ”ilk Pails ‘
Bread Salve. 3 Qt. Pan. Col. Pro. Kettles
12 Q1. Dish Pans
b Qt. Pan. Tea Kettle. .
Oval Roasters tlSXSHKT-H : .. i
Bruno Roasters l
‘PryPanAOIneh l‘:-'
' 5 Qt. Pan. Preach. Settles l *
No Mail or Phone Orders
Taken at These Prices
Special Saturday Sales In All Departments
We Reserve ihe Righi_
Factory Representative
To Limit Quantities
\Vill Be on Hand
Printed Lino] :um 31.95311
Chamoisuede Gloves 64c pr. i
-—Another sensational Glove Bar-
gain. Fancy cutf. silk embroidered.
washable chamoisuode gloves in
wanted shades of mode. beaver. grey
and brown. All sizes tram Gl,‘ to
85'. Regular prico 930 pair.
Boys’ Wash Suits 95c
—Ollver Twist. French mlddy and
Russian Balkan styles, mode of high
quality fast color materials, braid and
emblem trimmed. All sites 3 to 8
in all styles and colors.
Happy Home Frocks 97c
-Tomonow last day of this saving
QVent. An opportunity that no
thrifty housewife should pass up.
Dosens and Dosena of pretty styles
to select from. every one fashioned
of fast color Ginghnms. Sizes .".6
to 45.
' Sash Curtains 46c pr.
-—Made of neat block pattern scrims.
32 inches long. All finished ready
to hang. A genuine 59c value.
36x72 Rag Rugs $1.94
--Great big fellows made of all new.
washable fast color rage in the
popular hit and miss patterns with
neat inlaid borders and (tinted ends.
——Pr‘ra h -. r f s.:'mm
good gr; Er» T;:.:e¢
rise: 1;, - ~. - ,_ lg:
Till.
or r.-"
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9x12 Linoleum Rugs $14.93
—-For 1{,'~.‘_-'» . "'5
luff; 'r, ::< . I» -'--'
nation‘s rr'
h:iri‘l : .rl‘fi ~ ‘ " 5' 3
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Axminstcr Rugs 94.46
—l.0\r.y p" v
for hills 1(2.‘
room's. 2‘1 r' ‘
colc' 11:6, ‘
$12" .
Exclusive Styles In
New Spring Coats
Plain or rur$ 50 Silk Lined, ,. _ _-....7 ,
Bordered 1 9' Embroidered Feather I .il "‘ " ‘ "'3 Pr
Great b.g ’ " < ,1 "f ‘3;
Costs in Spring's Fabrics: Suede Surfaces; mm“: of" jj f "_ ' , ‘ .621?
Twills, Kashmcrcs; Polaires. Costs in 3:5“) . r»;
Spring’s Fashions: Tiny Collars: Mannish .hor.-,;;gy~.- ~ . W"
Sleeves; Chanel Flares; Front Ties. But- 53.2.: pal:-
tens; Furs; Embroidcries. Costs in Spring's
Colors: ’Chili; Natural; Bubble; and many,
many others. Most exquisitely lined. Sizes Pillow (3,9. 31¢ each
16 to 44. , _. .act-
Other New Spring Coats at 12mm» .. :39!
$8.50, $12.75, $14.95 mile... A“ :~ . .- a?"
.-\ \‘(X‘y Un'ls’fif;
52-98
Drapery Cretonnes 26c yd.
—1'be prattlest and best quality ere-
tonnes that you ever saw at 800 I
yard. A price made po-ible
through a. special under price pur-
chase. hundred-or patterns and color-
ing: to select from.
Curtain Marquisette 26c yd.
-veey Eat and dainty m mar
curtains. The economic 80 Inch.
x o m 1;.
—0ver 200 pa'" " '__ :59
W —Bpert6llh a...“ Baby "5 -- 1“ 12:5
—-IeavyOI-epede 4W plain colors an -< _‘ ,._.;.:
Chine. _ --oeaton mpes figured eifcc‘n t. -‘ ~ ’
-—Sldn bless-line! mac-Ne colors.
—Broatlcloth Shirt- Taffeta.
lugs .Plain Color
~Pcrbintod Cmpedo Tatiana t Girdle
m m III.- o ‘"5 er
c—Radhun sun Brocades ' Royal Wort;7
\ne result or a special under-price purchase. , h."
Baby Blankets 75c to
New Spring Silks Sale, Priced
.. a style
Wrap aroun mk or
we"
surgical elastic and ‘p m i .
material combined. it in mt]
Every yard pure silk. In a nail line of. beautiful
new Manuel. ’
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