in Be Punished V
y after an absence in the
or’s cities or two days.
ViiJudiciary Committee reported
' a. bill which was drawn to ‘
a misdemeanor“ to take
to places or public gather-
peclflcally dance halls. senator
explained the purpo‘se'or the
laying that the “use ot‘liquor
could be prohibited in those
I, '-
ther unfavorable reports warned
winter a dormitory at the. New ;
"fir'fitain' Normal School and to amend "
thelaw relating to‘ the sale ot'dls- '
‘ _" ‘dor broken-dOWn animala'The
annual report of the Connecticut In-
firmary Commission was accepted
nndi'ordered on file. It contaiiwu
statistics obtained as to the need 01: a
state informary for concern types of * ,- , p , \, ~
- 4-— - _ a
to provide $5.ooo,oo‘o/ 13.433935”? 111803 588 '00
hrough bond issues for extension of ‘ See Winfion SP9“?! Churchill
Wit/glands was rejected on adverse ' carrying; is-Brltainoylyudget, of
report, Senator \Valcott explaining which; ‘8 Mayo! the "a.
item’s; :zrzgm“::.:a:::::2; chm». a. .. www- a. n.
Kr’ 8- ‘ ‘ '
ror purchase of park lands. seen taking it “Ck to hit a”
An appropriation 01' $120,000 for “Om anyento Where" “ “'3
been the subject of. inucbdilcuo-
clan, inasmuch oo‘itput: Britain
. herrconnectieut School for Boys, [or
{a power house. laundry, ironing
back one mld,,buiu.- ‘ '. . ;
‘-v"~v—~ N—v—.—-u~J~-vv‘~'
robin, kitchen and bakery was re-
commended by the Appropriations
Committee: also $81,140 for Long
Lane Farm for various purposes;
bers retired .sh‘alia be 4350 unless
, liabilities. amounted
t and his assets to $581.25.
‘? Wilton. tiled a petition
and7330,000 for the Newlngton Home
for Crippled Children.
- The Senate adhered in passage of
.the' arn :ndznent to.the New Haven
Water Company charter and named
Senator Anderson as the conferee,
theV'House having rejected the bill
which would give the company wat-
er and lands for reservoirs in Guil-
tord. Killingworth and Madison. Re-
presentatives Sturges and Branstield
notified the Senate that the House
deserved to meet in joint convention
for the ceremony of presenting to
Lieutenant Leslie P. Arnold, round-
the-world army flier, a sword which
.= the legislature had voted to give him.
«A bill to amend the retirement
system for school teachers was re-
ported favorably. It provides that
any member at the retirement asso-
ciation may retire at the age of sixty
oratter completion of thirty five
years of service not less than twenty
0! which shall have been in the pub.
lic schizols of the state. The annual
-; retirement allowance for all mem-
otherwise provided.4There are some
minor changes in'.the present law.
The Senate concurred. in adopting
the ~blll‘increasing‘th‘e tax on gaso-
line from one to two cents a gallon
except to motor boat users and man-
ufacturers. The Senate received tav-
orable reports'on bills to validate the
acts or Frank D. Dell, John A. Fin-
negan and Harry Platt. trustees of
the New England Securities Com-
parw.‘ and the deed or the New
England Securities Company. yhich
had sold land in Trumbull and
Bridgeport. '
The Senate adopted the motor
vehicle department’s bill changing
registration tees for automobiles and
making various changes in the motor
vehicle laws.
Other bills adopted in concur-
rence with the House were as tol-
lows: Making appropriation for the
state nor'mal schools at *Danbury"
New Haven and W'illimantlc; appro-
priation {or the training plant at
the NewLBritaln school: validating
the United 'States' District Court
nérp yesterday.“ The nebiiiies‘ln the
petition , amount. to , X -.
without one iternZ’to 0.3?“ the ins
.d 'btedness. ' , '_ (I;
{'Wup|ermann is employed at the"
Stamford agency. ,i'or.
company flaring his last name.
Chris Dclquidice. Bridgeport print-
er, filed a voluntary petition. {His
to $1,621.73
‘Edward S..La'wson. carpenter of
in bank-
ruptcy designating liabilities of $5,-
,I loco and assets totalling :50. , ~>
Pollution Bums Be
_ ' 'rAmendedészfienzi-te . = 1
marmnn, May .15. .— Ettort
' will be’niade in the senate to amend
the, anti-pollution billgp'assed by the
House“ Tuesday , to‘ include munici-
palities as directly liable for con—
tamination. .The bill \I.ls fl bled io-
dayh . . ‘ . ,
, As passed by the House munici-
palities are included in the bill, :ut
they shall not lie-“held liable for
pollution until 3 industrial affluent
has been cleaned up.
, Senator R. Leland Keency, or
Somers. will lead the fight to amend
.the bill in the upper branch. I:
the amendment is tacked on the
measure, it will have to go back to
the House. where. it is believed. it
would be killed it
are made directly responsible.
Representative Charles E.
“Shang”, - Wheeler , of stratiord.
father 0 {the bill and for Over a. de-
cade leading anti-pollu‘tionist or the
state, is working hard to secure,
passage or the bill without amend-j
ment by the Senate. I
It is practically certain that Gov-
ernor Trumbull will sign the mea-
sure it it passes, be having been one
of the leading proponents of it al-
milar measure in the 1923 chis~
laturo as a senator.
deeds of the Weatogue Co.. and
prohibiting dumping oi snow by pub-
lic utility companies on state high-
ways.
The Norwich bond bill which had
been recalled'w“ amended as to the
five per cent limitation and sent bscl:
to the House. .
Sonic changes were made in on?
agricultural bill relating to innpee-E
tors for testing milk .and then rc-“‘
adopted.
' The Senate adjourned until Tues--
new..mem-m.-qmmh
May Sale _‘ of Housewares
With Only Two Days Left in l/Vlu'cltto Replenish,
Household Needs at Great Sauings
event—many of the items have
been completely sold out—yet there are still seine exceptional bargains for
In spite of large purchases for'thls.
those who have been delayedin shopping.
Grey Enamel Ware “Royal"brand
of. heavy coated grey on steel 17359.
All first quality,
14 qt. Dish Pans, round style 69 etc.
6 qt. Covered Kettles 65 cu. ' '
2% qt. Double Boilers ' a $1.10
Pantry Garbage Cans of galvanized
white enamel ‘ $1 .'
Semi-Cans, the improved indoor gar-V
bage can With special foot-lifting de-
.;v1ce. White enamel, $3.65 ‘
quart size
Awaji Table Lamps
* * * it.” Uniquey"J}atpanesc ** Design ** * * *
‘ 59.1395 5 Céfiplete
'A lamp of rare beauty with pottery base and paneled paper shade in
desxgn covered with'filmy SQOmétte‘in deeper shade. A fitting adorn-
,1 lotus
‘ ment for the davenpo table. 1
Bud Vases ' gBtéatl-Trays‘ .
' Delicate silVer plate " Platinum I. "finished
ed vases for tiny ro'se- silver plate-everyartisl
buds. _Reg._ 65 cts. "tic. rRéguiar price7$3§ ‘
, 50 cts. ' ‘2504?
use only the bestm lin'étheirr 1122"" .
tive feature lathe range of p814: ’ king
' (£130., .
eats
.“v
Ice Cream Freezers, the “Acme” two
he best ‘ V
gela'mOBtrfianital‘Y-condigons by? ‘ ' '
" , _ veryinterening,
erasinhigh grade "ticking are
rrow {it wgdefstripe as; e
4
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2
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3
$L39
- Baths Stools, white- enamel finish
withrubber tipped crutch style legs.
$1.75
Dust'Mops, chemically treated in
yacht mop, style
"Ironingf Tables, extra wide ironing
surface/with strong well’built stand
* that cannot drop. .
9' Kitchen Mirrors.
size, 10x14 in white enamel.25 etc.
59 ct“
$2.50
very desirable
Becomes I.
I
Boudoir Trays .
_Siiver ' plated "rims ‘
With.=Saxony lace. ce'n-V
ters. 7 A . delightful ~ 3'
fashion. Reg. $3.50 "
52.501}? r
Main floor ‘33. 7
bedwrkm
$100,474,?!) , v
» Angostura. ‘
Bitters which is conducted by the
municipalities
7 , "can declared» .1. .fiobert O'Brien: iii;
.his‘ uddreeeonrrAmei-ican' ism at o.
Europe“ observer? see udeep
. significance in the visit to'Bet-lin
of Dr. Emin Bey, mayor of Coho _
stuntinopie, accompanied by his ‘
stud. The purpose of his jour-
ney, they believe, is the renewal
of the alliance betweenQQermsuy‘
endgurkeg
\
‘ the corner: of Atlantic, and "Federal
‘mumanlty for opportunitynnd nee,
. tionstwould‘ inreailty comprise the
‘ . " 15:1 ,
: - . mammal). maria—f
{The function. 014?; e‘rnrnent- is to
rovlde opportunity {or the individe
“meeting under the auspices of :the
,Constituti‘onsl Educational League at
recto last Evening. "Whenever our
government departs from this course
wepa'ythe price by excessive taxa-
tion, restriction 0: freedom. and his
creased bureaucracy." '
He described the long struggled
'dom the-cupot which would be;
dashed from our lips at one stroke
12] ; radical dtorceu in ‘America who
seek to set ups. dictatorship under
the guise of sympathy with the taller:
Recognition of‘Boviet Russia was
condemned, for. declared the speaks,
or. "to, do so would. be to open our
gates torover' one thousand revolu-
tlonists trained. in the, organization
of radicals who acme-inborn or the
diplomatic corps 61nd assigned to
whet would’zbe called Russian Lega-
T'; swéred by'th'e'speaiteryitnout est» :7
. lotion. O'Brien declared the ocul-
* 1'.th wilfjnot ‘s‘tandi‘tn’e acid-test ~
‘e unopenrdlscussion.‘ " " ' v, v
3' copies at “we checreopi.
, ‘Harvard graduate school of arts and
”wow
, COMPETE“
. BUFFAm i :
l
communists fa . socialist? hOMLDQ-
Vlngi present inf-gaze ruestingsand in ,
the-taco ofihls defies .maintainedrtheir. ,
o \
, , , By Associated pm“
silence proved conclusively that their .-.
-BUFFALO, .\'. y ,,
Clarence De liar $0..“ x“
o! the Bosron Inaraip. ~
day entered the MIL“ ‘~
bus Marathau m hrs-Eff? 0:"
agara. Falls, Ontario tun L *
moi-la] day. De Ma;- :8. "'
.the.Melrose, 31‘, 5;...“1 ‘
American erion. , “M"
_ Other entries for at:
nounced today ind m
Mellor. the nation. we?!"
Bill‘Kenncdy and “trig?
sonic! the Cl‘gnet A. cw
.cmster, va rork. '0‘?“
be‘over the re ;
26 miles. 3‘] 1;
, - At "the. conclusion 'Zofitho m
* WASHINGTON”? May. 15.-—Men’s
stra w" hat unanutucturem through
theirreWsppemeu to the
Tull! :Goinmlcsion yesterday .10: an
o the Yale‘& Towne'Msnutactu'rlhz incl-cue 1n. the,'vrelent_ sixty. per
‘cfim‘pany,’ and an address to‘thepuy 051!!- edgvalorein duty“ on; men'sfl
pile ‘o: the high school inrtne audim sewed mutilate ass. protectionror
torlum at 8:30 o’clock this afternoon. the Alliéafin industry.
Another sheeting will be held to-' The American manufacturers do-
ht at» the same corner near the clued flag-t they cannot compete in
Elixir-anceftofthe postoRice. The sub- the “10 dill-“3h MW‘ hit! against
iect on which O'Brien will tau; this W‘manutactured abroedrespecmuy \
evening will be ”Our Bill of Rights." in Italy. and sold hem'becuse o: 'the‘ ChemIStry in the Ho.‘
,. . ,. - ~ , lower production costs ln'those coun- (Windsor, K3,. P»-
, HARVARD DEAN tries. . He filled up a is“; “u
. . A .. John R. Rafter. representing the house, back“ hi: C“ ~ 9: ._
:sfiAMBRIDGE. Mesa. May 15«-7 National Amociation or Men's Straw house. come. «3-
George H‘ Chase, Hudson professor Hat‘ Manufacturers of America. exhaust to 9 sma!
rotvamhaéology at Harvard sincathe told'the commission that imports the'house. ”'2 ~ .
establishment of that chair in 1916, of straw hats" had’so increased un- -
and teacher at the university since
1901,. has been named dean of the
on_.~th'o Constit‘ monies “ti: ._:
states” and? containing :lte full text.
were distributed free opener” .to
the audience. , ‘ ’ ,
. Th league's program fortodny'io
a; inching at noon‘ tor‘the’ employees
a.
E;
to run for an hour. I.
til at prwent 25 per. cent. of the isfied there v r- A
straw hats sold in this country at
imported. . ‘
sciences to succeed Professor John Opposition to any increase in the
1..., Lewes. At ' present Professorw duty was voiced by J. G. Whitelaw.
‘Chase, whoiis; also curator at classi- a. hat importer of New 'York, who
.cal antiquities at Harvard. ‘8 acting avowedithat he would be forced out
dean of the-college in the absence of of the straw hat importing business
Dean c. N. Greenoush. Who is it the requested for!!! increase were" -Advertisc in 1:“
spark ignited the .
gas under the hr: a»
explosion occurred we: 7'
the home. '
f network?» ‘ the 1’ eiticient propaga-_
j Agoodretrigeratormnstdotwo
To refrigerate propuly the ice must melt,
abroad. -. granted. best resu i me.
n i i ' ' . i ll
limit . infill? little: is
..h.-U,v l ‘I‘
‘..0-- -- '
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things. It must save food and it must be economical of ice,
as dowlyu possible and yet there must be the necessary
circulation of air, hence the insulation and construction is absolutely of the utmost importance. Here
at;
in connect you will find refrigerator; ‘
tumor refrigiration at the ‘ * '
buying. A few of these areshownin this
Threepoor Side Icer
Refrigerators
Among'the splendid new refrig-
erator-sot the season is ibis three-
doorsule icerunodcl. It is well
insulated. ond‘gmrunteed to re-
. _ ‘ . duce your-vice bills. Its' ‘ ° '
construction insnres‘a constantsflow of cold dglglililgg
all parts of the food‘cbamber. It has roomy compartments
for food and ice, and is finished
value at this price!
I.“ -m.
Couch‘ Hammocks, made ‘of
good quality; canvas infra
variety of handsome‘desi‘gns. ‘
complete rivith' chains, $8.957 '
in golden oak. A rare
.. .
vests - mm
m,
i i _~:;;Bfrightiyicolored.canvas
V Mumhyonrdinneriureody l"? ’ - . .' ' 1 . ,. , ,
forthefire—inmthclm d ‘ ‘ , ” ‘ ‘- V' i 3 ’ '
m... _ 7 ,~ 1",”? , equapubiacam ~°‘-°-‘~°‘V“‘° M“ “M -
, mm“ It! being offered to.induce early
Moment. '
' 7 $19.95
, Special Top Icers $ 1 5.95
DayBedand ‘ ,. ._. f. ‘
. Here 35.3 refrigerator that we sell in great
quantities and on which we can quote you
a quantity‘price. Strictly first class. and a
refrigerator that maintains the unwary
even temperature to properly preserve
food: Our price is $15.95, with convenient
creditterms if you Wish.
A$BECE;BREAKFAST Rooii sum
. $27.95 ”“ ’
7 Ifyou havebeen looking
for a charming suite for
your breakfast rodm, one
that will be moderate in,
cost“: yet exceptionally
_ love in style, you
will surely be interested
intlus splendid valn' e to- ,
marrow. It includes drop -'
leaf table-gpieturedand 7.4 : , ’ ’
V'f.f6firiclifl?fl to mien. Choice‘of three different 0030‘!
,7 , combinations?“ match any color scheme you may 14?“
in mind. Thisriszjust'one of the many breakfast suites
we srenoyv showing at a big discount.
' few, Pulltnan Sleeper
' 'An asset to your living
room by day and quickly
transformed into a full
size comfortable ‘bed. at ~
, night. Buy yours during
f. this sale. and save.
.‘-
.,.
v"
7. . 7 Rhino, . _:~haby:camag. " o
': ._ r“ , 581m . ,ine'r'1‘20ne—
Lawn chm , dayaieishmemme
$2495“ * “mime: Pun-man
‘ .. .V- . ' i Sleeper? meddv'ct's
‘ ‘ PM” for leather; us:
“all Tha‘bodyisbowr . .
allergimade tirelessly, - ex
’Yiwen'fimwith ad. ' ,
_ with .a’frame of hardwood
» ,in . natural color." .‘El'he
_. r‘frame : is. madea‘so- that . it , 1
:2: may be eadius'ted: tthhe- '
, omfort 'of‘theloecupunt. ,
Fogsquick' clearance at—j- .
n . ,
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