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43: wire one rodeoeiveyou’in
. Monrovia MW" mi tun
title with
t
‘ or believe
“motorist” .
, anew: nested
mustn‘pvtsh tezlve en. ’
will 'Ilflfllthfllvor scissor
' "VV molten |t~we knew
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- ‘ we 0
m 3.3. s33
. _ pm aerate-ms
it ' Wise SHEAR im on. tredmnert
. . moor—- » g3;
new-en“..-
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QTOW ‘31:“!!1'
. 'Nliim Lu .:
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‘ it!) EELL THE GOODS!
.MIto order larger one». .
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o lament; oil-hm
Henry Ioéymour
that a word to’the
a. prohibition. district a jerk of
in thumbgli‘Vobasidero’tl(Voumclentfl—
its «wigs-w. ‘
, r; Merchant to here an ELECTRIC
N tor your store and show win-
MI. We make them.‘ail sizes. and .
‘ *l‘ry‘ a small mm for a sturtor~tho
. no in your business will cans
urn Vigonwiiyprrb’ru-x ’. y
A- msniii. amnion
. ~ 5"”: pimples and I’M
.- was “'3,“ V
Vt .. gets gum pittin-
V, ti
he were
u
hidnngor tho I:
“had?
1 .
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you risk ?"
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onto
“What is an angel, Mother?" asked
“Why dear. it is u beautiful lady
with winge. who lites. lint why do
“lioout‘ise 1 board h‘uther call my
governess an angel," replied the little
“Oh!" said the Mother. "Well. dear.
you watch her. and you will see her
‘ United m We. ti. mar! no
in circulation is to the elect
Pullout” William ll. tier-twirl. ill
Bridgeport. will head I movement next
(all strains! the rooominetioe or fiber
in away.
what truth there was in the story.
lie dental-oil that it was entirely tales.
that he had not the ullxhtoet intention
of lighting Sheriff llnwiey nor would
he be a candidate for the Falrdeii
county shrlevaity next November. ,
‘ joint olrculnr'iu reference to the luv
V "4.... non» m ell-tilt
' “$01087
“V' j.“- . . L r;
new.
H ulti-
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AND QUALtTY .
~ ,a Mo
heed & Volli‘ Electrical ()0.
WAVBHJNQIDNJTRIIT“ ‘
i Vice-Pres.
GWEWilwhfisud yids ,
. ”or 1!
WI, NMMII‘I ‘ VJ.
‘2 lignition.tllmlln
Hewitt .
SavingsSociety
' ’ - '~' ‘mooriponA-reo mt.
Deposits June 29, 1909.
83.707.107.48
V George M. Noll“... Frost.
‘ Wm. A. Curtis. Viee-Pmt.
Fred'lt A. Ills, any 6 Troll.
. B
rt {3 e'
HA3 ESTABLlSHED HESELF A8 A
LEADER AMONGJMEN. ‘V
“J “r.
Motor Henry Lee. of Bridgeport. were
warm supporters at congressmen Hill
in theisst senatorial battle.
staunch support of Senator
by Sherift Hawiey was a sourceot no
little disappointment. This may have
led the report that the V
coin alter the short iiposltion.
denying it. Postmaster Marigold sold:
emit-tile
I
that
“cry Entirely False.
Mitior Marigold was naked today
Postmaster Marigold and the tumor
0 "to.
ndogeo
l.
tmlister was
W ion asked today if he would clear
up the situation by either dooiiti'hil or
f‘i am perfectly contented here had
i am only a candidate for the ofiioo oi
postmaster. There is absolutely noth-
ing in the report that i am a candidate
tor the Fairlloid county shrlovalty. i
think that f have improved the service
in the Bridgeport omco and i hope to
improve it- more. Even my endlnies
will say that. i don't know it i have
many but every man into Home. You
can any for mo that i don‘t want to be
sheriff but want to stay right hero as
.umlmaster."
INSPECTION OF DAIRIEB.
Cattle Commissioner Heiuun 0. Av-
erill and Dairy Commissioner Hubert
F‘. Potter have issued the following
spootiou or dairies:
Our observation and experience has
convinced us that the work done in
the past few yours by oity milk inspec-
tor-a and by inspectors employed by
wholesale dealers in milk. has l‘flllllli‘il
in u very noticeable improvement in
tholauitary ornidttione auroundlnn the
those sections of the state whore in.
Aportlonn haro boon miide.‘ We have
’ll‘tiillll‘t‘tl ii Joint circular letter ad-
Vdressed~“'l‘o the Formors and Dairy»
men in the 5mm of Connecticut."
:aiilng their attention to the law and
recommending‘ them ‘tu make any
:hsnges and improvements which
*hoy may lemon will be required in
thlclpatio oi the visit of a state in-
ipoetor. o are desirous of sending
Tilllu kitt‘dr'm us many milk prodnoorii
. as posslblo‘and we ask you to 00-01).!“
V: do with up by sending no the names
ind post—omen addressed oi all inrinern
who produro mlllt or cream [or your
rronuiury. '
PILIO CURED ON 6 TO 16 DAY.
i‘AZO OlNTMENT is guaranteed to
rare any ease of itching. Blind. Blood
in: or Protrndlnx Filed in 6 to it
leyo or money refunded. 50c.
ALHOUN'S SECOND TRlAL.
N FRANCISCO. lion. G. The not
find trial of Patrick Calhoun. president
ill tile-United l'tnilmuilu of thin city.
on the charge of offering lm-mer 8n.
porviuol‘ John J, it‘uroy n brlbo of Si.
hill). begun this morning with the ox
amino m of islosiiieu by District At
lip-boy ninuilon. . V
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sanitation is one of‘hc most im-
portant [objects ior‘considerntlon.
people are beginning to realize that
fi'eph air, which is the one thing
thaticosts nothing. is really of some
unionism
crly .mtnyanu-air‘ furnaces bring
lilimllmfltly a, supply of fresh air,
and aftérwarming it wry» it to all
production and handling of milk in .,
4-.
srAuddiiD
l ) ‘1 V
In these enlightened days when
J mee‘rbi‘,eoiistriicicnl and prop-
parts of the house.
The Stamford “Furnace is c -
structed to do the heating of. the
air ecmiomically and well.- -~ ‘
Maureen runs/ices autisoto air
HORACE it. NASH
cerner North Mela .sstm emote.
wwuv- .Ww.m.. .. .... .H ... .
min llifllllllii
All i lililllllilli
Commissioner oi Corporations Sinillt
Mahaquwl on the Cotton
industry
wusnmorort; Dec. s.~noiil the
producers of cotton and the dealers
in that commodity are the victims or
the Hyatt ill or flotilla in vogue on tho
porationl Herbert labs Smith on the
conduct or such exchanges. The pram
titre of dealing in futures, as it is our»
find on at present, is condemned. at,
.thouxh the report does not condemn
the existence of the exchange.
"The brief illaruiislon of general spe-
culation in this report.” says Mr.
Smith, “roromiaos‘th‘t- possibilities for
good inherent In a grout control mar,
liet iil'u- cotton oxvhnngeysnd'ihe need
that this good ho developed and evils
eliminated by regulations in line with
economic law."
The report is tvspm'lnlly coudomnn
tory of the dealings in futures, brand
in; this form at stimulation as pure
baninling and highly injuriouu to lugt
iltiniio trade. in quotations for “to
lure iirilvorii-n oi cotton. ilio martini
in so niu-ormin and so many olemontu
o! rhuuro enter into tho trenuartlou
tlitii ul bide are made at. it much low-
. or More than ihmw offered for notion
. actually in i‘xlulonoo.
, The effect or those flotlvloiis quota
tlons, the report pointu out, tends to
nilulead tho ooilon planter an to tho
trite value of his own. honestly grown.
J
"if'kln‘fi‘. .
”normalisation.
Base. Larger Wheels.‘»l.eryer ~
'i‘onneau. More Power: loom
adv Enoiency. Lerner Time.
More Roomwrwo New ignition
mitten“ Moduli-Climb“!
Abilityfli ,’ i ... it“? i t ‘
‘ t. it"
ohm Up to
ymtmlort r: on
3’ fl 'M iii
l
j‘ immediate
- ti.
4391~W§ll5ltée
dial-tin .
.i . - W l
i‘Ro‘ofs‘
r
in addition. it loads brokers to "play"
”in sides of tho market to protect
uni-elves against labs in such trades.
with the result lit t the producer is
media ply in send. while the
‘rmer iosea likewise.
. l'i‘he report whllo' recognising that
itlld‘tniohitmren in New Orleans and
fl wYorlt are iwoeesury. doth not
one .words in criticising the New
rii oxolimixo. litter declaring that
. ”New Orleans niethods or conduct.
in; the transactions in cotton follower)
~,§t.urni lines; the ropbrt‘drnvelttleo;
e
l
. .to the foot that it has Mallow”
' that the abnormal do reunions in
, tuture price in New _ uric V“were
. when,» lilo to' inihrcpeit "spin
condiment: newt multimillion by the
ib‘.
l N writerhoottundilxmhuewy motor . 1
“garden strike to
”own of the Now
the Nemvorir web-nip
niup the
I! tor I ”Immilwlniury
‘ ”WWW
. ‘t tho producer unil‘inorehlnt." '
‘ lugwlonlng the letter in Prouidont‘
3' K. in which lti'liiltliltililt‘ll'lllltfl’iu‘l'i,
Downloaloser ‘oinith- ; unto takes com
portion to i'i-pi-u-vuthe New York it's»
rli v. its our/m...“
', 5*: torsilm .iiublieption
V mot, ililu wiitwt,,tho Noerrlounu
rid V llw York Cotton minim“ MN»
(:hod upeoiai committee» tnatrunted‘
sooaldor thesyntaamot their int-
ohencessend tOMlVOWIW therein with
me normal-shines germ corporations
1? westernmost hays «mean; held by
tile commissioner-Vomit: tooth eon»
mitts-Ii: (lanthanum; ot Nay On
in as will”, mini-titled. one my
c Emulate. regarding limoortsin impor-
t improvements-vine“!!! ruler at that
V = house. Alter inure than a year‘s
. all or York exchange-Eben potent made
it y iluoireport ravioli
i on. , .
illiterbbmitiiisloilsrhoi‘i V
hdtihittsr or} the‘ variant mm
of: cult a grown; .ali- , termed ‘ With» a
VIEW“. .
”delimit,
no oumeraumre
' !
oi lho earlier
in
e.
or
finally
“in Jail.
that
cotton exolinhge of r country. “3,",in
., This is the bard Parts «i and 5
or the rep'ort or error or Cor. Mind the id
in: u for en
road .
it
tlou.
it any lithium}
wnmlllngtmaprloekand‘ prov
“The life or a trump in strain wait
a revolution to me. He does not walk
but goes around on horseback. Then
he raps at a door and money or food
is altered him; he does not stoop down
tor it or dismount. but 361“ the donor
to place it in a can he carried at the
end of u long stick. . ,
. "l tended to Sweden about the time
o! the big strike. Mr
spook Swudisb alumni. rosuite’
r trously. They thought i Was a strike-
brenirer. The return from England was
"dominated no a stowawny."
, ' Gilrhe'a only baggage iii carried in
handkerchief.
clipping» ironi newspapers which tell
of his exuerionces.
lllllliil Is Illilllii . .
ii i. ll. nun
Three Organizations Meet in New Ha-
ven to Discuss Mailers
ol importance: v
0
there had been
mrmborn over
“3.
out»
iv out they
lilllFFMM.
its committee
5" $6.. *tim ~
tutti-Mullah»!
, MM W W or
mummy-mm
ammm‘mwwu‘
unlit-immune
.lut tutoring trains and
Milton who shot It.
untied my troy tumult Asia and
tended in ltnly. There I we:
arrested and spent. twenty." «lays
on i tended in France. The
eutharit a olioii hold me up. for my
passport. i shoved them a Worthless
certificate i bad. They were upside to
read it. but thinking that it was an or
iieludoouinent they would permit me to,
new HAVEN. Doc. h.~—Threo
guuisntions connected with the New
tint-on road held meetings in flow lia~
you yesterday afternoon. :‘Thoy were
the motherhood of Trulnfmon. Order
of Railroad Conductors soothe oxeeur
tire board of tho ltrothermloi Rail-
road Clarita. At all of them the [Mn-
ulpiil topic of diaousiilou who the utrike
is now serlmisly electing the
roads of the west. wilwhloh in throat
enlnir some of Vrhouo out pith
Following their mootl x
leaders or each organisation pooh-
ee ot- the strike. extend-
t as this New Haven
interest‘ln startled.
The most interest .VwVinVii attached to
meeting ottho intuition owing to .
fact that all the swltehmon lire
members of that‘Mdy. and his their
union that has declared the strike. in
the west the switchmen have a sonar»
sto orirunlratlhti from the other train-
mn, but their local: do not extend ‘
east of llulllln.‘
Then» was much secrecy maintained
over the meeting. it was learned. how-
ever, on good authority that there had
been a discussion or the strike
When asked of the "it man
on tho lorui road would quit. it promi-
nent member of the order said. “it is
very unlikely th
lion wlislovor.
Will affect iluos tun-ii of tho Mlsslnnippl
river. Except for n discussion them
was nothing done by our meeting in
regard to the matter." ‘ . _
What Well Gaye.
.lmomiah Wall, u lll‘fllld oflloor of tho
Order of Railroad Conductors. said of
the meeting yesterday afternoon. that
road alfairs. Continuing. it.
are not in any way connecigld .
svitohmen. and Vi strike it on;
would not make any difference-with '
Of course. if the atrilu‘lti
went continues it will mean that a
quantity of freight wlll be hold up. _
and ronsonuoutly there may have to ’
be some men laid oil on our limit." '
The rained eler
Cummerclsl House... nd dies
iou‘s matters of the pest wee .
demand for more my a showtime ago
broueht them to the limeilulit.‘ but on
V the has now beneath“
it the,otllcle_ls.Vo .V . V
had a con 0 n . .
h insulted inst night If he had
1“ Matt. .ltiisliitantVtVo
in ltl’lhnl ho had not“ . V
uald "If you want any donned ihtit
mailer you will save to ‘
'thr moo themnolvmi. tori-i
heard a thing."
some time ago. securities:
Vice Wealth-ht Burilwho it
or, the ilufteiodlstriot low the initiation
ofV» President linwley in the it ,
'l‘ aliperlniond‘ the string- “M. V
.- ovm. Whit, Vl,VV)V. V _- v. . IV“.
9 in ’i’ii demands to hembmlit ‘
ne'livlll he tor e an: sent inoremtn ._
slot that! tomowstl .‘
«imam e neuron ill .nloumrtthttv ?
Jilly bolloremimmenwhat monstrous-additioildsy and ii mud! .
Mutation of sports.
dilemma“; in determining the prior?
* notion that it is impossible tutu“
rt 0 at any elitist thereoneiusion so
mun“ V.
»n¢stlon of thmlilmtiilltteii
set; these demands were
derail mamasrptths
c ioeeetBuItaiediiitrietion-
. ,wthattliie
t
lulb llty to
dinner -
it” consists mostly at
(W-
Milk
the
at we will take my no
i don‘t think the strike
a little talk among the
the condition of rail.
said: {M-
With the
them ‘
the ‘
' bOnril met at the ,
Mud var.
antic» ,
lit (goth he stltoh-
IV“ ,. 3 .‘ Fl A.
ms nu Mellon. *
neenim‘notd. tie
it
i.
got Vit Viroiu
“have not
Duo.
f Inch
‘ arrested
certain domlldli ‘
a true
to iii-tau
lib «mm
:Beginnin'g Thiirsday
tun- . »
Their . .
., with
‘l
o
tl.-~ Authority to
roll a strike of all union ‘ilitilohinon
botwoon iiuitulo and Chitin;
«nurse is deemed noooiissry to
in a committee nf'tlio union
m to Chlnuo today to negotiate with
the. general managers of 19‘ rpllroedl,
for a settlement 0 V V
.A referendum vain to ltnrirtho’eel'ib '
parent of the Offihnllflttlfl‘hl auditorium ‘ . ._
heudyVWiiil tulle!»
which will . ‘
“The Gilt Room” is ready From all '
over this great store. from man ' eleinnntents,.oertiiiit beau-
iitnl things lum- been gathert . things unique and suitable
for gills. and arranged in an environment unlike the rogu- l
lur stocks. It is more of a home setting and there is a dif—
ierrnt limit. t‘nstonicrs will find murh to interest and will
be helped by the suggestions.
‘In Furniture. Reproductions of Period Furniture. _Col-
ouial Pieces oi ilie early eighteenth century. Scrolling.
Desks. Work 'l‘ublos and Chairs. Low lioys. Tea Tabi s
and Mutiin Stands. Bombay Teal-Mood, Tabourths and _ V .
Pedestals.
In China. 3
French and Holland Ware. dainty and
tr
o .-.
I
Tea Sets for the Drawiugroom, English.
novel pieces that.
have not been shown before. Odd l’laies, Jugs and Cups
and Saucers... . . , ~
In Silver. Small Home V the toilet table or dresser,
'l‘ca Balls. Sugar 'l‘ongs. Self in] Peppers;
Jewelry. Odd and hes iiul-llroochcs set with jade or
turquoise. Neck Chains. 15a ’allieres. Opera Guards. Lorg-
ucttc Chains. Buckles ' Button Sets for
and Hatpins, Shirt
men, Stickpins and bobs.
In Leather. Handbags of pigskin and seal. daintily col-
ored French leathers, l‘nrscs, Flasks, Bottle Cases and
Dressing Cases.
In Brass and Copper. Desk Sets. Candlesticks. Cigar
liioxcs. jartlinicrcs. Clocks, and small novelties. lVV
Sandalwood hand. Lace Scarfs and l'lanilkcrchicfs.
‘ Second lloor, Carpet Store Elevator.
Silken Hosiery
Novelties for the Holidays.
;\'rw lines of Black Silk Hose. hand embroidered in'
white. black. pink and blue.
While Silk i-iosc. $1.00. $1.75 and $2.25.
Novelties in 'l’an. Bronze and 'l‘aupc. $I.00, $1.50. and r .
up.
d
Men's Bath and Lounging Robes. lloiiso Coats and
Holiday .Neckwenr at the Haberdashery Section.
ead ; Co.
.ul‘.‘ firm-“l. An... in
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Morning
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WE WILL DIBFLAM OUR NEWJTQCK 07
Christmas Ahith
"" F” “......1oc to 31.00%
s, .'
a.
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, In file 1:! if I Wildflf it pawn “.V,
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i‘rlros ............. . ........... . .......... _ .......
Also a fewViiuiupio Aprons IL... ..... ........ Cut Prices
f ‘ l , a V r
l
. Fiannelette Wrappers-
l .iuut rl'i‘t‘l\'tlil.l“a‘l.£"‘" llheftl‘ifilée. . . . . . ... . . ... . . . ............. 81.00
i Home already on hallmarked-down to ., ...... ..... ........... ..150
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Elannelptte Gowns
A new lot lust Wedflhlcefia:
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fistsiVSouth N°TWa|k -
mgr . :3
“”5“” r7 ... 1 3th...-
eddo ,Ciptil~ for Furnace twiifi'.‘ .
i ' Cross Creek Coelkaor .Ran'gev,
to .
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’ " ‘ , 3 o a W it uh , who - {he ..
’Home comfortable ’ ' ”7“"
g ‘ ‘ ‘ > Time
. Meals on
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