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Prbvnles lor Baird 0i Examiners in
‘ ‘ Towns 11111 Cities 01 Over ‘
F‘ ‘ 10000 Eilpui‘i‘lon ,
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‘31 11110151010011 Posse. of Fairneld intro-
duo an 11111101211111 bill invthemouee
this eek. atmih‘e request of Bridge-
port parties. that will have considera-
' h “ 121101 11111311030000, it it becomes
‘ t 10 11111011111011 to the "estab-
Chg of 11‘ bdlr‘t'd 01' plumbing exam
The bill. piovides that in cities
1111‘ 11011110 or over 10.1 timinhabitunts ,
i‘ers, which 1111011 00113101 of three
11113111000110 member shall be 1111-
110 iii‘e‘d by the-1110:1111 01’ 110111111 111‘ the
. city; and shall he n'inemhe1 of that
'1 bound.
The ot'hel two members are. to be
111191 00111100 by the mayor. subject. to the
1 royal oi the cornmon council. one
33110110 members must. be 0 master
“it? .51 shall be 11 hoard 0 plumbing ex-
11
‘pllt‘mber," th other a. Jotltmneymnn
'. plumhern The master plumber 21.111111
. .lie‘ 01115101111011 for the first time fort»
> teeth of three years and every thr ee
“2601's thereaftern 'i‘he iourneynwu
plumber is to be appointed for the
‘ 1 first; time 101 ktwo years and themev
ery‘; three years th re after. . .
' roe months after the hill
“ com 3 a law, the hour so created
11111111 meet for oigunlzat 11 and shall
‘01 one of its ritemliers as secretary,’
‘ and 11111111 be reunited to hold meetings
at least" 011110 n'hi‘onth. ‘
Al’ter'orga‘nizing it shall give a
written notice of examinations to be
he for the issuing of licenses to all
1 p111 hers, 1111111118101 plumbers, and all
fflontreetlng plumbers and all Journey
6.11 1
The amount. to be paid for these it-
ceusbli she‘ll be $5 the 111 st time for
11131111051101“ plumbers or contracting
plumbers. and $2 v-early theieui’te’l'
For ‘11“! 30111 neymen the fee shall lie
"31‘er the first time, and 50 cents u
. . vetir thereafter ' '- 1
no examination she‘ll be required of
1 ma‘ster- and contracting and journey
men 111 business at the time 01‘ the
1' pailsage of this not but they may 011-
11111111101111.1121; by paying the fees us
above
‘ All work in ev'eiv city .1011 town rc-
latlng to plumbing or every descrip-
' tion. except the repairing of leaks.
must he submitted 0 the board for
approval before. uctlo is taken. "l‘he
bo‘lird 11111111 h we the power to appoint
gone or more inspectors 01 plumbing.
when. duties shrill 11.1 fixed by 111.1
11 board and 11101 shall hold office 1‘01 .t
“fixed term to 110. wronged by the 10-
cal authorities.
ill‘he. local. uutlmrltles s'hnllhnro the
‘poWer to pose lows and regulations
' for 1'01111‘11'1115101' plumbing in tin-
towns ‘and cities. The penalty {111'110
‘ lotion 01‘ ’thls not shall not he 101111
conviction
' "l‘he bill‘ was referred.
ur-
THE HONEST PROPRIETARY MED
ICINE
‘ has saved t‘housnnds, of dollars to fumi-
1103 who could ill More the expense
‘ ‘- necessary to maiutnln the services 111"
a physician and have answered the ,
. purpose couully as well and, often suc-
ceeded lifter our best phv sic-tans have
inlled.i.1'dla E. Pinkham' 5 Vegetable
Compound is one 01" this kind.
SCHOOLBOY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
‘ . Native 01' Chile Turned Rifle on Body
1 , at Stamford.
.1 STAMFORD, Jun. 22—61-0102?- Os
'sio J12. aged-16, son of a wealthy
Spanish rancher in lquique Chile, 11
student at the Stamford Academy for ‘
Boys in this city, is in a critical con
dltlon at the hospital here. the result
01' a rifle shot wound, accidentally self
inflicted, it. is said. The rifle was r-e
ccived b) 101mg Ossio on Chrnstmns
and it being against the rules 01' the
school 101110118 to have firearms in
their posseshion Ossio had. it is said,
secreted 'it in his room, awaiting an
opportunity to use it. Yesterd.1y,the
principal being nwnv the boy and a
companion went hunting 101 1m 03 Os
Q sio 15 39.10.10 have pointed the‘- gun at
his companion, who told him that he
-‘ was careless The boy thereupon
turned it' on himself and thinking the
trigger to be“ locked, pulled it 'I‘ht1
weapon exploded and the ball entered
‘ '. his body. , An operation was perform-
_‘ ed to extract the! bullet but the nt-
. ‘ tending physicians hold slight hopes
to his recovery.
-’St0p’s itching instantly. .
piles,- eczema, salt rheum tetter, itch
hiveo, herpes scabies—Donuts 01111-
is At any 01118 Store.
,1 , ,
'ro 111911100 pHA‘a‘MAC‘v LAW.
,1 ARTF03D¢ .1011. '.22 '-'-—An effort to
j th pharmacy laws of the state.
‘ 11.11 probability result
‘ meeting: of the Con»
’ ticut Pharmaceutical Association
0110: 11111111111111 at Jewell 111111.
9111093 general discussion on 11113
1111112 touring. the morning nes-
owing. which a resolution was
' ed.- tovoi'ing the payment 01’ in
11111011 tee of $1 a year by every
‘ “111111111110 state. The object of
10,pi‘ocllre:un 01110101 enroll-
drpsglst‘s in Connecticut.
IIEL.
‘ r .1011 22514011003
today ‘at the rubber boot
0‘ ‘s of the Goodyear Metal.
' “001. that the 'sh‘Opis
1' “Its. ;
‘111 FOR THEFT
1111. 22 34111 1110 crim-
pei'iop 1001111; today.
lty of theft
0‘11 leentenced to not
’yé’a , 01" more than live
v-ttgtgagrltlon He stole a
A“! a‘ ‘M‘ ' --«~m
110-}
1
than $10, 01 11101131 him $50 11110 1111011,_
Cures
Edwaid E‘. .
READ
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e Greates‘t Bar
am Offering Of the SeasOn
No one who can reach this place should stay away from this sale during the
Five Days, Beginning Saturday, Jan. 23 and Ending Wednesday, Jan. 27
.y
11.
1,.
WE WILL DISPOSE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Furs, Ladm Suits. Cloaks, Silk Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats, Silk Waiéts, Lace Net Will‘dts, Fur Lined Coats,
Children’s Coats, Quilts and Blankets, Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, Men’s Clothing, Overcoats, and '
1 5 .‘ everything elSe 1n the large Store, except Furniture, for Half-P1100,
DayS'm-FRIDAY SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.
Sale to 1211 Five
There Will Be N0 Charging During These F we Days-~xStrictly Cash!
1 7 BEFORE INVENTORY '11
‘2
FORMER PRICES.
ALWAYS REDUCE STOCK BY MEANS OF A BIG GENUINE SALE. SELLING YOU THE GNDS AT HAL FPRICE MEANS A LOSS TO US OF AT
LEAST 25% ON THE ACTUAL LOST OF THE GOODS. WHICH MEANS THAT YOU BUY THE GOODS FOR 25 i LESS THAN THE ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES OF SAME. NO
OTHER STORE IN THE NOW .XLKS HAS EVER DONE SUC}. GENUINE UNEXCELLE‘D PRICE CUTTING AS WE HAVE DONE FOR THIS SALE. WE HAVE SIMPLY SHUT OUR
E'YES TO COST OR VALUES-'11 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF RFADY MADE‘ ‘GARMENTS. AND CUT THE PRICES ON NE W DESIRABLE SEASONABLE GOODS AT ONE- HALF OF
I
5 WE COULD NOT AFFORD TO RISK OUR REPUTATION FOR HONEST STRAIGHTFORWARD DEALINGS BY SLIPPING INTO CARELESS EXAGGERATION, BUT THE OF-
FERINGS ARE SO EXTRAQA‘) NARY THE BARGAINS SO PHENOMENAL AND TI'EI PRICES SD REDUCED. THAT TOO MUCH COULD NOT BE SAID ABOUT THEM. WIS
. I‘ED WITH THIS STORE. SO YOU WANT TO GET HERE ON TIME, AND SEE WHAT A GREAT SAVING EVENT THIS IS
WAN; YOU TO GET 11,001,111:
and Misses. All the leading Hat
(1015, black, brown, green FT
mixtures.
$30valuesfbr............$"_,:
$4
$2'5 valuesfor
$18 valnbs For . . . . . . .
$15 values for . .......... .
$10 valuesfor
1N0. CHARGING DURI
THIS SALE.
29 and 31 WEST WA ASH. 1“, ‘
INGToN STREET
Ladies’, Costumes and
Princess Dresses
All the leading colors. fincl‘y
tailoned. for just half their regu-
lar selling prices.
h
Silk and Cloth Jumper
Dresses
$20 values for ........ . . $10.00
$1.5'values for .....H...:. $7.50
$10 values for 1......”.. .. $5.00
Black Taffeta Silk
Wai‘ét‘s
Also. Fine Silk Net Waisis
White, ecru and black. Up-
ward of two. hundred to select
from,‘all sizes.
‘ $10 values for .. .......... $5.00
$8 values for .. ........... $4.00
$6 values for ............ $3.00
\$5-values for ..............$2'.5o
$4 values from. . . . .. .$2.oo
, CASH ONLY.
Caracul Cents for
Ladies
Made of fine imported caracul,
guaranteed to hold its color, and
come 36 and 50 inches long. We
to $50 All to go at half price.
W
Fur Collars and Muffs
A large variety 01 Ladies’ Chil—
opossums, minks, squirrels, chin-
chilla 11nd imitation ermine,
prices that will astound you. Too
many in this 101‘ so that we can-
not 'e‘n‘umen‘ite each style. 1' 1 1
have them. in all sizes from $35 '
dren' s and Misses’ Setsin sable, ..
at‘
Skirts -
A large variety of women‘s
skirts; small and extra large
sizes. Silk. voile, Panama, broad.
cloth. ‘serges, black. blue, brown.
From $2.00 ‘to $10.00. Regular
» 'sellingprices double. ‘
-m-m ...«M..~1~-,..2 ..-"...
Capes for Old Ladies'
We have about 25 cloth and
plush capes. worth all the way up
to $15.00. We sell them from
- $2.50 to $3.50 each.
Boys’ Suits and Over-
COflIS
$10.00 values for .......... $5.00
‘ $8.00‘values for ........... $4.00
$6.00 values for .......... $3.00
$5.00 values for .......... $2.50
$4.00 values for . $2.00
$3.00 values for . . . $1.50
FOR CASH ONLY.
Black Heatherbloom Petticoats
for half price.
Ladies’ Black C1610»; 1‘
Coats
50 inches long. loose or half
tight fitting back.
/' it '
$6 00 values for .......... $"‘"
$8. 00 values for .......... 33)::
$10.00 values for .......... $5. 00
$15.00 values for ...... ...$7 50
Children’s and Misses’
Coats
Fine chinchilla and cloth coats.
sizes from 6 to 14. all_ colors.
Prices from $2.50 to $8.00; worth
double.
Raincoats
Cravencttes. also fine rubberiz-
ed raincoats. black. blue and
brown.
‘ $12 values for ........ \ . $6.00
$15 values for ............. $7.50
$20 values for ............ $10.00
Sweaters
Sweaters for men and boys.
Fine all wool gray sweaters, 5on
everywhere for $3.00. Our price
$1.50. Boys’ Sweaters worth .
$1.50, for 750. . "
Boys' Knee ‘Pants worth 35c, ‘
for 190'.
‘ Fleeced Lined Underwear for"
men and boys, worth 750, for 4‘00. ‘3‘
Blankets and Quilts all at half
the regular selling price.
. All of our Trimmed Hats for
‘ "women from $1. 00 to $3 50, which
“makes them less than half price.
Watches
Watches for men and women We have about 25
‘ Watches, Elgin 01 Waltham movements. guaranteed
20 year gold filled cases.
. Come in and look at them.
To close out for half price.
Men’s Clothing
‘ One thousand suits for men, all wool 'worsteds,
black, Thibcts. navy blue serges, regular $15.00. $18.00
1 and $20.00.
Will be sold for half price. About 50
suits from last season to be closed but for $3.98. Worth
$10.00 and $12.50.
CONN. ‘3
Norwalk Chronicler