ll. pug In.
delicate flayer never varies
‘ in an airtight. odor-proof package-I-no charge for the paclmgc.
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ROAD PENSION SYSTEM.
KBON Mich" Doc. I13. —-Repre-
ive‘s‘ ‘of both union and non-un-
oo om onees of the Michigan Gen-
(1?, “ trend that here yesterday to
pension system. Resolutions ‘
ed set a minimum of $20 and a
In Imam of $50 and fix the age quail
(inbuilt sixty years. Ten con
tit/o years of Service also are re
coined, and It was decided that no
[renter amount than one nor com
should be collerted from the men's
”wages. The plan adopted will he
submitted to the officials of the road
who, it is understood encouraged yes
‘torday’s gathering.
ACTRESS MARRIEB MILLIONAIRE.
DENVER ~Colo..al)ec.13‘—-Miss Nina
Rudolph. leading lady of the San To;
company, and Jefferson Graves of
Jameson Cal. ‘reputed a millionaire»,
have been married by a Justice of the
peace or this city. Miss Rudolpa was
injured in an automobile accident at
Los Angelou recently but has annual
entirely recovered.
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those who will persist In closing
their ears against the continual recom
mendation of Dr King's New I-Discov
cry for Consulnp Ion will have a long
and bitter fight with their troubles, if
WW loot ended earlier by total termination
"OF INTEREST TO MOTHERS.
, Thousands of little ones die C\ or) has to say: “lanai fall my wife had
. year Of croup Most of them could cvely symptom of consumption. She
. MW been saved by a few doses of took Dr. King’s New Discovery at or
FoleY’S Honey and Tar, and every tam everything else had failed lIupl-oov
fly with children should keep It in the meat came at once and four bottles
. ,_ house. It contains no opiates and Is entirely cured her. Guaranteed by F
. safe and sure Mr. George H. Pick- H Baxter Brawler, Price 50c or"
at. sun Francisco Cat, writes: "My SI ..00 Trial bottles free. "
baby had a dangerous attack of CI‘Olllll ~—-~»~— ~~ «w
{and we thought she would choke Io VETERAN puss 0F APOPLEXY.
, death, but one (1058 Of Foley's “GIN.“ l \VATERBURY Dec.13.-—Capluin
“a? Tar reieved her at once an“ Frank D. Bangs, aged sevclliy- one a
‘9 9" remcidie: bad gelled We a" ivciernn of the Civil War, Illod yestcl
. 39%” "a m on 9 “it out n I” the; lay at 3 o‘clo<k of apoplcxv. lie wnsI
”39' Sold at Plaisteds 0”,}; a member of the First Connecticut.
. Store. Vountecrs, hczuy nrtillcrv, and served
Iulih distinction throughout the war.
‘tailing part in the campaign about
Richmond.
FOREIGN MISSION SESSION.
1, SEATTLE, Washington. Dec 13.—
_ Word has been recelvn here from Bus .
too that the annual session of the ,,
. Anaerican Board‘of‘Commissioners for
, reign Missions, the missionary or
anizatlon of the Congregational
Church, will be held here next Seutqm
bar. The Board has never heretofore
W
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEFSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Cnstlc
Del., says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hearvof, but nothing helped ms
uletwest 0: Iowa. It 1'5 composed ”f until i took Brazilian Hahn. and one 50
. 350 members ‘and It Is expected that . ...
' ,vent ho ile cured me completely.
"mi 9’ the“ ““1 be Drew“- For sale by a. n. Pleisted. r. n. Bax
A FRIGHTENED HORSE. var and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
‘ . Running like mad down the street “’WWW ”—
dumping the occupants or a hundred1 WANTS REC'PROCAL TAR'FF'
other accidents, are every day occur SAN FRANCISCO Doc. 13""I‘ H‘
sauces. It behooves everybody to‘Wlthel‘fold, a. member of the New
. 7ca‘and Parliament has arrived here.
have a reliable Saws handy and} ' , . ‘
there's none as good as Bucklen‘s ArJile is on his way to Washington, whorl
*nica‘Salve Burns Cuts Sores Ex.ih8 hopes to interest the officials of
, stain in a plan for a reciprocal tariff
sinusitis intrastate < M... II» ... me Im-
FISH EGGS FOR NEW ZEALAND.
SAN: FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.~L.E BR. “Km“?i Epsom
tor of fisheries of Now Zealand, has no ”E'I'm “- ”.3
rived here for the, purpose of taking: Anhigblyrmmbvindlu
lure. cafe. and reliable. A Md
Convince you of their-hm lntrlndc “100.8 80nd Iz'
, Baxter‘s Drug Slime. ' 18’“ colonies.
, Ays‘on, cummi‘ssioncr and chief inspec- Q
home with him 1.000.000 e‘_ gs of the who hm um! mm “It '7‘,“ -
eastern white fish, and 8,0 0,000 salI
l in’thc ‘grcatésrandhlca‘ncst or to-
RY cry in the world it is the purest
and sweetest butter made. its high
quality is always maintained, its Ii;
It Is a real table delicacy. I
l * To preserve the goodness of Gold Medal Creamery Butter every pound is scaled \; ‘
DILLON 8t DOUGLASS. New Haven and Hartford. Conn.
litelltl what '1‘. R. Bcall. of Beall, Mics. .
mop e gs from this state, with which coastal nmgleusqmon ”ma-"0;? got-gig: p ans. The lino calls for five feet be»
‘ It min "I p
attoc the streams and lakes of New Illa: mama. It 0. u" I”. mm”. 33%??an Inside of the walks and the
Ask your grocer for it.
,,.
INSURANCE.
CPA HIS, Dec.13.-’—~'l‘he American om
busily is making urgent repr-esentn
‘bn ‘ omi'rn Office in behalf of
Ainorlc‘an Insurance companies and
. .. me features of the insurance
' n . r'IIroIl by the Chamber
of Deputies and about to' base the s .
hate. The measure contemplates that
.......i. no.“ 310 d h‘roncl‘ Suc—
II""’"" (If n valuoeoual to their oub
standing insurance. lieretoforo the
um I“... Del’uIchad the holdlnrof Amer.
can or foreign securities It is claim-
ed that if the new provision is given
retroactive effect covering all out
stunting insurance It will compel
the Americans companies to substitute.
$10,000,000 to <$I8,000,000 of French
securities for American Investments.
The officsl representations cover other
features of alleged discrimination alt-
against foreign companies.
u;
«MW»...
N0 CASE OF PNEUMONIA 0N REC
-. a“...
We do not know of it single lllHlflllL(
where a cough ot cold resulted in puou
luonla or coneuuip lou when bolev‘ :
Honey or Tar had been taken, Ii
cures coughs and colds perfectly, Si.
do not take chances with some no
known preparation which may contn‘. n
opiates, which cause consiixmtlou, 1
condition that retards rccowu iron
a cold. Ask for Foley‘s lioncy lllltl
Tar. Sold at Plnlstcd's Drug Store.
I!
CRACK ON MOON DiscOVERED.
BERKELEY. Cal., Doc. 13.-'l‘hc dis-
covery of it great crack or rill on the
face of the moon which extends length
Wise through the va‘ley of lllé‘ Alps for
a distance of eighty miles is one of
the facts announced In the latest bul
lctlu issued from the Lick Obsorva
tory. The I'lll on the moon was -llr
covered by Assistant Astronomer, Pei-
Iins with the 3Ii~mch telescope. The
rill Is in the nature of a crack in th'
moon’s crust. or of a dry river bed,
my)» a l’n" lion load for" I“ wld h 0w
some eighty miles in length, extending
through the center of the valley. It
can be seen only under good utmos-
phcric conditions, and when the sun
it}; shining upon It at the proper an-
g e. .
PLANS FOR MR.
81' OR
E(“ITOI‘I’B NEW
The plans are out for Frank H.
Fitch's new grocery to be erected at
line corner of South Main Si on «p
Woodward avenue. The new building
line recently established on the o t.
streets interfere but slightiv with h‘
g
‘ lead to Cure Any Cough. 25c
- Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
,iWorst Group in a Few Minutes.
Nit Sore Throat and Ulcsratad Tuncils.
”ii Positive {hire for Quick Consumption.
e Calais. Microbe and Cures In One Month.
V trenching W and tom Hearth...
nor mm agrarian or no man
Imam s '
”3% ill
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
WMMMIAmwmm-mm. ,
, Tokufldsdponofmmnmmmug
«mm. Comtiuuwcadfliumim all also tells. Mamas
”silt“ 34W“. Malamute. “WMMMWNINM
V In on each box.
‘ . .ty years.
liens.
State
It
a
in ordination monument“ ,
things the report snows
your W Hill um 0119 0C aifldt
elm: ball we rim. m ‘
In no initiative has me were
bout Oil-mm upon to woman: will owl»
tollnowuuu III “Wkly every out: Where .
Mutton mm mutants, Homo. vi to. out.
1’ou, mum‘s-mus: Li) A“, huvwldllsti, we
I. parties themselves 0an menu all a..-
tupwulv um.» Ur flyl’tldluflilIa-‘Rnfl‘rl’e'
uuumu Nut-cumfl iii-sultan».
"Immoral or good. auto Board may
have Rvuumyububu u‘ui‘m. one .1941 Ill-3
been by the Influence woos won no.8
\«U BABI‘L tl’llUIL‘fl htt‘geouuufl Milwu
on. f'y woman wounds 01 the that tutti.
It Is the lepresentaove 0. mm lineman
moo Ute Donoral DMDWIIU has In any
and (”Myanmar trouble.‘
DODLIIHIIDA, the report all s that the
.squo 01 me closed. uuu upon shop» all
your you» now LU be we must. noon ‘3!
..vllsehbw or any III the new oi acme
.oonwmt Only»): men hull elIIwaelb'.
"'i‘ile Mtge earners of buuu’dCuNlll
amt lug-It In character and Intellmcnce
..onc All numbers tits) Lunmm UA It tum.
army. Uver against them Is the
pump of Gaunt), we, Immoral! few III
...moer but of Influence Importance m
.e.aoon to our souellu Menace. it.
.10 ot the highest Importance that. the
diauons between loose two 5.00.15
I-uoulu be those of cordial triendship
and harmony; ‘,
In conclusion the members of the
Hoard congratulate the State on the
".01, that the drfioli‘ 01 due ammo is «”5
within. Its borders are so few and of
ouch small Importance,
CA 81708 I A
For Infants and Children.
Illa Illnd You this Alvin: Bought
Bears the
Signature of
CONNECTICUT}, IRIVER FROZEN
VE .
Old) LYME, ilcc. i3.~oNuvigation
on the Connecticut river was abandon-
ed yesterday. the carilest closing for
yours, A year ago I.leI river was clos~
ed on December 13 and two yours ago
during the coal strike horses were tow-
ed up the rivor as late on January lb.
Tho steamers Hartford and hllddll»
town. of the Hartford and New York
Transportation Company. have been
taken to Hoboken, N, .l., to haul out
for repairs. ‘ ‘ '
PIRATING FOLEYS HONEY AND
TAR ‘
Foley. & (30., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar us a. throat and lung
remedy. and on account or the great
merit and. popularly of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi
tute offered as no other preparation
will give the some watisfaotion. It is
mildly‘lauative. it contains no opla es
and is safest for children and delicate
icrsons. Sold at Plained's Drug
Store. "
GIRL BURNED'TO DEATH.
NEW HAVEN. Doc. lit-4n trying to
litht a gasoline stove yesterday, Kitty
Landau, aged nine years. was burned
o badly that she died shortly after
‘ioing removed to New Haven Hospital
T”ho child was ill the apartments of
her aunt. Mrs Silowski at No. 63
York street. and was alone at the time
of the accident Wrapped in flames
she ran screaming down the stairs
along the hall of the big apartment
house. Sclcral men who saw her
wrapped their coats about her to on-
tlngulah the flames... but she was un
conscious when taken to the hospital.
A COSTLIY MISTAKE
Blunders are sometimes very expcn
sive. Occasionally life itself is the
price of a mistake, but. you’ll nc‘vcr
be wrong if you take Dr. King's New
Life Pills for Dyspepsia. Dizziness,
Headache. Liver or Bowel troubles
They are gentle yet thorough. 25c.
at'h‘. Ii. Batxcr's Drug Store. "
HAYES KEPT GAMBLING HOUSE.
‘RlDEN,Dec.13wDavld Haves,
of th a city, was arrested yesterday by
‘ Chief Van Nostrand on a charge of
ka’cpiua a gambling house. Chief
Van Nostraml has given orders to all
the untro‘Inen of the city to appear In
court today to testify as to the char
actor of the p‘ ace in which Hal turned
his alleged gambling paraphernalia.
:Abont two Years alto through the ef-
‘, forts of Law and Older Lemme agents
Haves was arrested and sentenced to
jail.
To CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druaslsts return the money if it
falls to ours. Ill. 3:; Grave's signature
0'
sDROWNED DURING TYPHOON.
WATERBURY. Doc. lit-13 L Jen
pings, pin-chasing agent for the Amorh
can Brass Company. has recolwd word
- that hits son, Neville B. denature. a
acadet in the Marina Service of
“Standard Oil Gomoa‘ny, was swept ov-
erboard from the tank chip Atlas, and
the
drowned during a recent typhoon In
the Eastern Bea. off Shanghai.
NO MORE RUFFIRiNG.
if you are troubled with indigestion
A L-xet a bot to of Kodol Dye spate Cure
and see how nuickly it w I cure you.
GeorseA Thomson. of 3 cheer, lit.
says: "Have had Dyspe‘m a tar twen-
M case was almost hone-
Kodoi ”pepsin cure was ma
rmnmenued and I used w bottles at
323 ithI‘lh I;
' GMV’N ”N
beard qul lily and and aha
itahttihh er burrito
than mule 1,6
.. or troubles boycott . a8 monotonic,
senator elm Would Not I "
[not Which ‘wsi
WASHINGTONID
Senator Flatt, of Con
President yo‘steAay 01!
tar, which he declined
any of the newspa
White House: ,
Representative E
Connecticut. was also
President He merelyI out to the
White House to pay madame”.
Nobody Crying .- .
in talltln or the in vision sun:
timont in 11 state, height 2""Nobodr
in Connecticut III «will for tarot 19~
Vision.- Everything 0:: humming and
prosperous. Many of us feel that the
time is coming when there must be
acme slight revision of the tariff but
the .point I make Is that there is no
demand for It sows",
Member of Clan of 1904.
‘Louis T, Custody of Connecticut, In
a member of the class of 1904 grad-
uating from the Catholic University
at Washingtdn '
Connecticut Men on Committees.
Genesily speaking. the members of
the Connecicut delegation have ex-
celient assignments to committee
work In both branches of coupons.
There are three chairmanships hold
bv the state. each ofwhlch are imporr
tant ones. in the amateurs commits
toe on Cuban re ations- is presidedov-
or by Senator Plait, and Senator Haw-
ley is chairman of the committee on
military affairs.
It is confidently expected that Sena-
tor Plait will succeed to the chair-
Inanship on the committee of judici
my, made vacant by the death of Sen-
ator George Frisbie’ liner. of Massa-
chusctts.
cut senator would have to resign tho
cha'rmanship of Cuban rciations.
While the only chairmanship In tho
house delegation is hold by Represen-
tative SncrrI'. that. of nlnchc‘“ tram".
it is considered a trivial holding com-
piLetl with too membership 01 AGpI‘C‘
scutative Hill on the committee of
ways and means. The latter is the.
greatest committee of congress, which
molds the most important legislation
enacted for the. country.
cellular Pattie charged with duty
on the following committees: Cuban-
relations. finance. lndian affairs, In-
diciary and revolutionary claims.
Senator Hawlcy has the following
assignments: Committees of military
noun-s, ra.Ironds. coast defences. in-
dyetrla‘ expositions, and coast and in-
sular survey.
House Assignments. »
in tho housn the committee assign.
meats are as follows: .
I cbrcscnzailvc‘ai- urge, George
Lilicywxpenditures In. the, state
pertinent, and rivers and. harbors.
Representative E. Stevens llcnry, of
tie First diatrict~agriculture, and
expenditures on pub in bulldinrs
Representative Nehemiah I) Sperry
of the Second district—alcoholic ihp
nor trains and postoiflces and post-
roads.
Representative Frank B. Brande-
gcc. of the Third district—naval af~
fairs and expenditures in the Depart-
ment on Agriculture.
Representative Ebenezer J. Hill, ‘of
thr- Fourth district~wavs and means,
and expenditures in the treasury dc-
pertinent.
Mr. Henry; Bill.
Representative Henry. of the First
Connecticut district, has introduced a
bill in the house to consolidate third
and fourth 0. use mall matter under the
title of merchandise, with a postage
rate of 1 cent for each two ounces.’
' Branden» Want: $136,000
Representative Braullcgce, of the
Third Connecticut district, introduced
a bill providing for the construction
of a lighthouse and buoy tender for
the Inspector of the third light. house
distllcl. For his purpose. Mr. Bran.
deuce asks for an appropriation of
$135,000
Mr. Lilley presented to the hung? a
memorial of protest from the Women' is
Christian Temperance Union of Mya-
tic Conn” avainst the cleaning of wo-
men with idiots. criminals. lun‘atl‘cs,
and imoranluses in a bill nowpendiug
before congress. Also. a memorial oi
the Connecticut Baptist convention,
endorsing the memorial to congress of
the Rev. T. _B. Barbour.
Konealy in Washington.
Michael Konealv, of stamford. (10nd,,
who has been In Washington, for a
few days, departed Friday for home
, Never Mind the Egyptians.
”We“ do not know the process of
embalming that the ancient Egyptians
practiced, nor do We call) for such
knowledze " said F. 0 Bennett. of New
“Haven. Conn, who is In the city
about at the Arlington botei
“We know a great deal more than
those worthioa did about a for more
Important disposition of the dead, and
that is the preservation of bodies so
that they retain their life-like appear-
anco for almost an Indefinite time. To
Ieduce a corpse to the status at a
mummy does not appeal to modern»,
but to keep the bodies of friends and
kin «so that they will appear natural
for years, is something that the mun»
my producers never dreauledo
"There has been since i started In
the business. over a quarter of a cen-
tury ago, tremendous improvements.
Your up- -to-date undertakora would
smile at the methods of those earlier
.day 8. Then. there was no special stu-
(it! of the case In hand, and pretty
i..
do-
it
nearly ovary one was treated alike; ,
today the undertaker mun be
’ antiihi man. commit of discus c and
of! the minimalistic in clubs hint.
' WM brill! , matted-h
In that event the Counccii- '
runs
yrp- .
,5 [litre in
choice
and attractive gift articles, and of course unlimited quail»
.titics of our xbmtl'ar Staple goods which many people pro
for to buy as thclr make practical and useful precepts ai—
wavs welcome to to recipient 9i . 3‘
Goals i0r Children. if
our department presents a great many styles In Coats
for little girls. The designs and colors. blue, brown, wine
red and caster with Scotch mixtures, are sensible and
have much torccommer‘id them, in many cases prices
have been radically, reduced. There is much variety for
ages 6, 8, lo, 12, I4 and I6 years,
Women’s Neokwear.
The Holiduv showing is, unusually fascinating with
the dainty Stocks, Collars and Scarfs,l ace and embroid—
ered Collar and Call Sets There is such a latitude, such
a range of styles and materials that every individual taste
can be pleased. Evening Shoulder-throws arc in soft del-
icate crepcs. There is a profusion of Jackets, scarfs,
Duchess and Princess Louise Collars, Jabots, Barbs, etc. .
A neat little specialty for Christmas Is a box of Roch...
lug, six styles, really for the neck.
Decorative Fabrics
Those in search of novel and beautiful materials ”for
Christmas sofa cushions, mantel draperies. piano scarfs,
fancv bans, and other household uses, are directed to our
Lpholsterv Store.
Iiierc arc mam choice noxc‘ltics in French and domes~
mcstic Tnpcstrt. Damask, \ clvcts and Silks.
Pillow Tops at popular priccs.
Fancy Figured, l2 l—zc to l8c.
Tapestry ’l‘ops, 25c to $1.00.
Litliograollcd Tops, 25c.
Mcrccrizcd Tops, 39c to 68c.
Satin Tops, 75c to $1.00. .
Silk Velour, 98c to $1. 50
Satin, gold embroidered. $1. 25 in $200
Silk, gold L‘llllN‘Oltlti‘t‘d $l .00 to $2.00.
i'illow Cords and lassclS, silk and memorized, 25 to
48c.
Don t forget about the Special Sale of Aloqucttc Rugs.
Sizes 18x30 for 900. 27x63 tor $l. 75.
Reversible Rugs, sizes 30x60 at $1.00 each.
Display in Carpet. Store \vintlovr.
Ribbons for wrapping Christmas packages,
Ribbons. all widths, Rod and Green Mixtures and
colors
The D. M. Read Co.
Ribbons.
Ribbons.
Rlbbons.
FOR HOLIDAY PURPOSES EVERY ONE USES RIBBONS AND WE
HAVE DEVOTED A COUNTER FOR A 'FEW DAYS TO A SPECIAL SALE
OF PLAlN RIBBONS OF EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.
WIDTHS NOS. 5, 7, 9,.12, 16, AT 50.
. WIDTHS N08. 22, Ill), 60, 80, AT 10c.
HOLLY RIBBONS, WIDTHS NOS. 2. 3, 5, 7. ATPOPULAR PRICES.
A FULL LINE OF SATIN GROS GRAIN IN NARROW WID’FHS.
REGULAR STOcu 0F TAFII‘ETAS AND LIBERTY SATIN IN FULL
VARIETY.
Holly
solid
i. 010mg? MAN asuu,
84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
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