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Browwoy. Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth struts, New York.
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is for tho ml run at mull. III mo.
in mil one.
“'Thm lo. however. at certain class
,_ “M in dialed poncho». ulilrh in
bundled In the bun-lo ours or the
nilroodu. and In chum ot tho rail
road men.1‘ho New York. New H-
run end Horttord mod u‘lred porinla
lion to weigh thin mail and thin per-
people understood. lo l mu told that
this pormiuuion rererred to all kinds
or mail. and started to weigh eserv
thing. just in the government does or
cry tour yum.
"Under the low, the dopartmt‘tnt has
no right to give such permlusion to
my railroad company, and of course
when we round out whui. was wind
on. we stopped all weighing. The mat-
ter hon been explained to the New
Haven road othoiais, and the incident
is closed There will be no more trou-
ble about the mails. and no welnhinir
. I. by the company"
1 Vice President iluckiaild called at
the department a few days ago but
the subject 0! weighing the malls was
not discussed. and no for on the do.
pertinent knows. no attempt in being
made by the railroad company to N“
open the controversy.
FILES CURED IN 6 T0 14 DAYO
PAZO OINTMEN'I‘ Is guaranteed to
cure any curse of itching, Blind. Bleed
,. t untrue
spoon dtiman‘ds
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ml hunt: rooIo LAW VIOLATION.
‘ CHENGTON Doc. l7——ln the re
3" the uolicitm for the ngrioultn
r ‘dopartmont only one violation ot
Rh re rood low is noted rom Con-
' t, This was for It shipment of
mlufirundod Nivara Cereal Food" from
Iout to Masncliusetts by the
Novti England Food company or Nor
walk The company pleaded guilty
1‘ and held a line or $10
Chnéimas
"Gifts I.
' wrestitAzone ........ $1.00‘to $3.00
tumultuous .25.“ 1.00
we caisson 851841.50 to 5.00
. cAuvmo 3:73.135 to 7.00
IAFE’I’Y unions ..... 100 to 1.50
W LATHKR BRUSHES .25 to 1.00
POCKET Kmvss ..... .259: 5.00
I “rooo coorpans
I' when or-‘flALI. Kmoo
‘ ‘ RillRiiS E. DRW
will méumerou eraser
one": is?” '
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_ 1%“ our LE
‘ In. Itomnuu to have In ELECTRIC
N for your store and show win
‘ dam. We incite them, all aims. and
lit” IIIDL ‘1‘!!!) GOODHI ‘ it
Try | smell high on I ItM'tl'Ir—«lho
Iu‘o lll your norm or «In cotton
mitt it) ord'or I‘ll?" ‘01}th
‘ Tito’lleoii &-‘-‘VollI Electrical Co.
‘0' WAIHINOTON I‘I‘RIIT,
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AUTO DRIVER APPEALS FROM
SENTENCE.
HARTFORD, Doc. i'l.——Judgo Robin-
son today in the Superior Court fixed
a bond of $1,000 for the appearance or
Montague H. Roberts the automobile
log or Protrnding Plies In 6 to 14
days or money refunded. 50¢.
PENSION BILLSc :OR CONNECTI:
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WASHINGTON. Doc. 17.--ltopruuon-
tutlve Higgins today introduced the
following ponvlon hills in the house:
utiuion was granted. but the railroad .
driver, in his appeal to the Suprmne
Court irom the neutrinos of thirty diliu
in jail and a line or $150 and he was
released from jail whom he paused lust
night. A bond of 8100 was also requtri
ed to secure the coats of the appeal.
Both Bonds were furnished by Dewitt.
Page. Iiocretary and ticnuurer oi u
Bristol manufacturing company.
~—'l have been somewhat routine.
but Do '3 Rogulots gave inst. the re,
unlisd ircd. They not mildly and
rugulnto the bowels portectly."~-'
George B. Kruusc. 306 Walnut Ave.
Altoouu. Pu.
DOG BITEB JOHN POWERS.“
John Powers, of Winnipnnk, who hit-
hvn by n don yesterday morning III-III
Bull'u iioad. Mr. Powers in a mlt‘ilt‘.
nd ho had been at Stumlord iinll
anltnrium on luminous. lie reported
the matter to the police.
We Repair Roofs
6 SEAVlEW AVENUE
EACT NORWALK.
TEL. 43-4.
r u-” >--~-ugae“$—
I We Do Our Own Grinding
LING” GROUND Will"
9‘ “i You WAIT.
(Junie in It mire-your in} Oh 7
tonnes «and limit. no at t r
wit oro ihtly wore outdo
we how all or Mr. loyt'l Pro- ,
Iurl tiunn. ' '
(I or home 8 o in. till ll: 30
a. m.; i’; It: until ii p. to. Mon
giI‘II/finutl‘usniurduy ovenlnnu on I
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:iienwlelt Optical Company .
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to mom Infidelity IIMWrty llifl
Mutt Maroon III with: wttirtho up"!
growth 0! tin mu.
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In "my; Minion“?
: I mxml‘fllu the Emotion: emu ”oil:
in helm" at George H. Stiidloy oi Wil-
iimunilr CoiupouI H.10th Connecti-
cut Volnntce II. III till per month; in
behalf of? ii H. Hilliard of atoning-
ton. Company (1.. Zlut Connecticut
Volunteers, at $30 per month; in ho
hull o! Robert linirison oi‘ Nounlt. who
mired in the nuvy. at $30 per month.
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grunting u pension or {Ill per month to
Noni Shopnid of Win“. widow of
Hugh Shepard oi Comvitiy K Eigtu
Miuuouri Volunteers Mr. liili aim
prosontod tndnv n hill ill behalf or
lolm I Smith of Stamford who soriotl
in Company 1) ”iii New orb \oiun-
tom. This bill calls for a pension oi
850 per month
SOUND PILOT DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Doc. i'l.——~A message I
Ioduy llillltillllm‘il the death In Tempo.
Flu, of Capt. .lolin Flung'mld. for
Inuuy yours It pilot along to Sound
until he outer-I'd tho employ 0! Norton
P Plant n number at yours no in
into years ho had hld charge of It
fit-oi of boots ut Tampa and was It pi
lot for Eamont Key And Tempo Bay.
Cuptnin F‘Iicgeruld and totally roroutly
onmi- north on u vIIIlt.
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SPECIAL
Chriétmas
Prices
Hill.“ CHAIRS roguluils 83.‘ .5
now
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)Iiunl Mill (lid;
The unit in smvmo ours at:
the most rouse Iihle prison
I’ENKNIVEE
Saturday’ 8 Speciolm
tilt PICTURES at. .............
{I00 FOOTBTIML at. .
. RIMIIMBII VIOVLAND-
, New Toy. every day.
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NORWALK. CONN.
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luuuwmtm no tho m or“ '
mason-m
iii-ting the auto.
urination rumors tho coon oi
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first:
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lliil today introdficed II hill
75
ills valuoullii WRITING URBKS {In .
rem ....... 25o to use '
The Eyenlgig Sentinel ;
u wuumo’rau or. no. “MAUI ,
Magnetic Tmtmuuu Given Am. I
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I . HO'I'IL ARRIVALO. ‘
monotonic-«l Min. Yonkers: I. 9‘.
Wills, 8; ‘Oreenmih. Ill. b. Rowland.
Imag’émit- new Hamilton .I. a
mum. I. II emu A. 9. Initially New
York; A M Luce. Milford: J'P Mor-
an E W Emil ill W nationalist: M
Klmmer end trite. George Wutorviu
and wile. New Halten‘: b. It Euributi.
E (I. Hurlhutt.‘ Wilton; ‘M H. Nuttlnit,
F D. Lawton, city: W Bill‘o‘lht'oolt, (I.
W. Dumold Boston. M 1‘ Mont (trend
unite. N. .l.: Willi ill lldyt.
lord; l. M (‘oitfln Minnow Vi
WCRSllggeél
Handkerchiefs
singly or in boxes.
Gloves
Hosiery
Shirt Waiéls \
at popular prices.
Aprons '
Aprons.
Furs .
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your p
ossortm
' Pictures
All usual we have
t.
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lflaunelette Goods
Rlnnnolotte Clowns at soc
Writing Paw
Blinkehnnd
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Suggestlons
It has become the custom to give
US‘Ieiill Articles tor
Christmas Presents
We are showing ah Attractive Variéty oi” Uséitil 36d Attrac-
tive Goods.
Always acceptable as presents.
variety for Gentlemen and for Ladies.
Useful anR dressy. Our W. B. R. Kids are called the best 1
dollar Glove in the market. 1 '
Heavy Mannish Gloves also 51.00. i
Knit Gloves and Cashmere Gloves. l
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This is onc‘ol our strongholds
drcn line. medium and heavy. for Ladies. three weights. i
“Tine Shape" Hose for Ladies‘ wear. R
Standard styles for Childien. Ladies and Men. i
We have received some new styles for Christmas tunic l
w ‘-
Another useful article. in large size or the smaller Fancy ‘
The cold weather has held off until so near Christmas that :
chosen will come in for presents. Look at our I
lit in In attractive line oi Pletum It I
”popular prices. V II: my; to $5.00. Give them a look.
Flannelnttc Skirts at age to 75¢
it‘lantld‘ititte Kimonou. long or short.
Writing l’aper in attractive hem. Prices Inc to $1. no.
andComfortabIes make good
Chriiilmas Presents
Rugs, ah sims-~“Lo . Collin,”
RI woman“ so “ma. norm
’l‘tlloplioue no
NEW CANAAN WOMAN yttrium.
new CANAAN, Doc. 17.--Mrs. XI-
hln films, 70 years old. we very eeri-
oualy and ponihly thinly burned at
her home here yeltorduy, when her
gormentu took tire. The homes were
extinguilhed by’ her husband. but not
until her clothes had been omit all
burned oil and II large port of her body
burned over. A iivo cont Irom‘ the ML
ehou stove had lotion into her apron
andhluzod up before she realized It.
WMI‘ films was booty burned about the
hands in putting out the Ethics.
a Few'ltems
We havé'them in large
Plain and Initial.
d'
"Cadet" Hose for Chil- I
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to 8:. oo.
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leathers and everything hominid I
i . . morguroareulw; your.
D. MRead Co.
W I857.
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A my or reagent hues and
Fashionable rim.
Such cosy presents io buy. for every Woman wears the
lovely jalmiu and Croats made up in an indefinite number of
designs. and there are hardly t‘Wo alike. A glance at the
1..
large Iliuploy CHM? will show j.
Collars. Ties and Plum-one of rare Duchess Lace. ‘ll
Croats and Tube of genuine i’rish Crochet. ' |
Barbe: and Tie: of Princess Lace. .l
Deep full platted Jabote oi drish Crochet, and also of l
lino lawn hand embroidered and edged with Valciicieunes. 1. v
Stock Collars in novelty laces trimmed with pearl caho-
chons. _ '3'}.
Collar and Cuff Sets of lrisiT and Venise Lace. h
Tailored Collars, hand embroidered, Bows Ascots etc. i
NeckwcarScction, Main St. cniiancc. l
Presents That Mean comfort
Wool Garments for Women and Children.
For Women. Shawifi of most delightful warmth. ilcccy ‘
and light as It feather. in pure white. and white with pink
or blue. I
Wool Kimonos, for chilly mornings and very nice for
llinst‘ who breakfast in bed.
White “Horieycomb” Shawls. large sizes, one and a half
yards square, in which one may wrap up.
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Chinchilla Gray Shawls. tlIrec-corum'cd and cape styles. It“
Silk Shawls and Fascinators in black and cream white, L
for the shoulders or head. i;
Orcnburg Shawls and Scarfa, ,I'cry silky and light in t
I wright.
Women's Cardigan Jackets. Eton and Coat lengths.
Black Wool Hoods for women.
For the Little Ones.
Drawer Leggings. Wlliit‘. gray. black and mi. 50c and
lip, _
Toboggan Caps with huge iasscls, while and all colors
and contbinntions. 50c and up.
Children's Sweaters, red. white. gray and brown.
The Kiplin Kalendars are selling rapidli. Do not put
A HIT gettitigu one and he disflfipoiutc er? ,4
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The D M Rood Co.
it W‘QIIIII Take a Big
Stocking
to hold merely a description of all the
map: auto repairs we make out! the
ubpplleo we bundle. Have no not your
machine in Itretcluse condition for that
hri run. We will repair it
torou' ind equip it completely at
at vé‘r‘y rI-‘uiionotflo price if you on the
word. ' it nick so there till not.
be too In y old oi you.
thine M. Wright
COU‘I'H NDIWALK. CONN.
Jeddo Codi i‘or Furnace
i Cross Creek Cool for Range
Carmel Cool for Open Grate
Noel!
on Tun, ”Children floppy
Ramond Bros
‘ Appreciate tho vuino 0t milithry mndiilonu on Ml old
Ito running the domestic machinery smoothly unouid
have no hill!" the LATEHT drill "lll'ltl'l‘ l'i.llMlllN(I.
convenient iurutorlou unit Vltli lulu. are that the “W
are piuprrli int and that the gator runs oil eerily.
'5'“ Thorn things will in Irinltihll‘dtig’tflnh Inhibit and
pruning ur- lioulth or tint nullity but u; tune you.
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firm uy III-poplin Iqui- In W ' unto“in owns. Dow. timeou-
,. .Im' Willi. “omit. , (I , on rt r. Broumrd. 0r
lire-mm mail. time; It. mt Al“ «that ggflgimgggg
"In tll‘l'e R WWI le Willi“ I”. II’MIMII your cousin lire from n
. 11o Minnow glid' 'lt‘lqmld In ’ftito Iter- to and r. h umrn unaudited 9w
‘IIierII' Hall. Wot-r moot. Norrillli 0‘“ W I .thi Mam “it tflitting;
tint nighfi“ RM on d yol'y’ No It
"known. Miltiioiii Moon“: Iii Ind
um. worn iiiwu by the illitereut Ilium,
uuu alter which a tlrut clue bouquet
«an uI'rvod.
The. organization- In loom-«in;
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on the hi: i [turnout trom‘h hoo-
.:'umi. was turmoil about the ha I one
not. . I
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