”miter
sh
_ ,, hermsey.
_, "’Pmm.° s
its» 4 Candy.
”ones-mas.
"Those people who sell
purchase.” ’
rolls.
at all nrrs Issuers sno'
‘ hook ist’iiis sign.
law
Miller's” ADJ.
chili p. s. cruel-is:
HARTFORD. Dec. 20.4peiiking at
lsh mass in St. Joseph‘s cathe-
, , of the Catholic diocese of
Vsoticut. flayed the trusts thst con-
‘livlng necessities sud denounced
“simulators who tome the prices
Momma to prohibitive figures,
. luring thetsnch offenders would get
their lust desserts sooner or later.
by short
: weights and measures ere sn abomina-
tion» in the sight of God and men." the
the bishop said, “but those people who
buy with no expectation of paying are
nnnitell' worse. hecsnse each article
tight must be paid for sooner or let-
r sud the burden fails on poor people
”Elixir
‘ pom Kidney Pills came to"
inst in tiniesnd besides rldd in: me or
Of
Many Mull. .,
Neel-d it 'sn , Profiled The
ewsrtreveis t
m .
. in
ownership: is within. their menu.
on ' orwslk or
D . , tennis. uses . mt ..
Eh lied uh mermthsnlgsmtao 11933st
1: Lney Pills. Our‘eitissilssrli telling. , .
food news or, their» experience :
.iho 0M3“! ; . many: ,Hdl'fiii'
an: on: 89 Frdnklln
street. «South Norwsllt. Colin, _
. .uwimmr [live it mmenrmrwuhllc‘al
* than over
ltd-
two yours ,sso. mom. ,
ins Dosn's’Kirlii‘sy hilly! did shutter
I liiiid given this rerrledy is thorough
trial and
had been-
‘ forever ny ‘ ‘
lrom‘psius throush’ the smell or my
(be ill greatly . enei'ltsd. 1
died within hey trouble
hie become worse and despite my uto
most odor-ts, i could iind nomreile'f.
y s
bsckechs. strengthened my ldneys. I
Waive had no return ,sttsclr of the iron-
8.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosterihiiibutn '00..
New York. sole agents for the United
States. ' .
Remember «the neme-Donn's-oend
take no other.
Decision on PUBLIC would?"
, can-case,
n Puget ound cm.
the United fitstee.
The point arose in n suit in the state i
of Washington as to whether or not the
single screw steemerieleut. Harris. be-
ing built in 1906 at the Puget Sound
Engine Work. for ihd‘ United States
army was a “public work," within the
snreties. The lower court held that it
was within lhe sintute sud swnrded
a judgment against the Title Gusrsnty
firms and individuals for materiel used
:7 ' \,..r
in
v
' isises snd styles.
' . 500 ton.”
.. . detour to.
' 90 Washington at.
it; " . ‘
fills-r To our son‘suss
‘immedlste family will sppreo-
useful present. and nothing is
willrscticsl than n pslr or BLIP-
We hare them for both sexes
V eh
Eiynn’s Boot Shop:
"you’d. and;
South Nowell:
in the construction of the vessel.
The Supreme Court has Just sillrmed
this judgment.
~ FILES OURED MI 6 TO 14 DAYS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
retain, Bridgeport; ill. I... Fowley and
.. ‘ wife. Meriden; A. J. Dodge, Boston;
F. 8. Stevens, Washington. D. 0.; .l. B.
New York; .i. ii. Burkhhrdt.
Kent. Conn; George midis, o. W
Meniscus. E. helm. T.
,7 n
to “it! ‘ lull. ,
er sndi suitered intensely
back. "if i did much stooplns. the iron-
4 pie wore slrsnims.
Bulk“).
Slept-sine“ Gem-t U hold. Lower Court
WAQfilflGWN. Doc. 21.—-in order
' Muddy. Bishop John J. Nilen. the for moohltrgii‘ctlon to be e "pupils:
' ‘ work." it loom. necessary {or it to be
* attached to the soil. it may dost..§uch
is the decision or the Supreme Court of
meaning of the statute. misting to
and Trust Company oi Scranton. Pin,
on the bond and in favor or various
PAZO OlNTMENT is gusrnnteed to
cure any case at Itching. Blind, Bleed-
ing or Protruding Pilesmi‘n 6 to 14 dsys
‘ ‘or money refunded. 5 . "
.Mshlckemoe—J. w. Studwell. Yon-
kers; is R. fluributt. Wilton; 8. Green-
Stevens. Chicago: P. G. Rein, n. Boone.
South
. Holmes. M. ii. Milling. E. F. Smith. H.
‘ A' Mathewson. city; 3' 8.Msrsh. P' 3' their daughter home and new they sre
, , .. ,hlcPartisn'li.
Notifier/en; O. B. Drsu .‘G. A. lrisoe.
New York; C. B. lioden. er; and wife.
New York; T. i“. Thane.“ .l. Dorian.
Boston; 0. Schlsier, Dairies; C. Rein-
hold. A. Reinhold, J. Axbesmnn. J. A.
it""i’lui
nitrifirnim .
MMEPORT. Dec. 21.-~D
, y , , en Quill
“hesiMIiur~rohh.sdf tbs city hall other,
other charming; yguig, lady in the per»
son of Miss Mdu e Velyn Vinceletto.
the pretty slenogrspher in the city
engineer‘s oilioo. . She ‘eloued iron:
Bridgeport last Thursday noun with
Ernest Benieniin Lush. Well known
hssebstl player. son at Patrolman
Charles ii. Lush, sud brother of "Bil-
ly" Lush and they were} married in
New York city. ‘ - .
Love At light.
But a low Weeks ago the young cou-
Then the little
God of Love‘so planned it that the
young lady should attend s football
game between Hartford and Middle
ago. in Hartford. ,
Mr. Lush was coach of the capital
City eleven. and during the game he
was a sure once of love at first sight
on both sides.
The young isdy's parents. Mr. and
,Mrs. Felix Vlncelette. of Vinoeietto
street, in North Bridgeport. holders oi
extensive renl estate in that section
had always grntllied the slightest wish
ofvtheir daughter. and they Were con-
;scquiesce to their motilrdonlsl plans
for her. ,.
A aliases Meeting.
Following the cnsnce medlir‘ig ,ln
Hartford a“ few weeks no. Mr. ,1;th
conducted an ardent courtship. and
test Wednesday the young lady screed
to slip quietly away with him. On
Thursday morning she kissed her ind.
ther as she left the house, but said no
thing. ‘
She ssld nothing oi her plans to my-
one, not even letting City Engineer
hicKenns in on the secret. They left
on the l2:30 train for New York and
were married at the All Soul's church
by the pastor the Rev. George Pratt.
Miss Vincelette was wedded with Mr.
Lush‘s mother's wedding ring. with the
high Episcopsl service.
Welter V. Flynn. student st Man-
hetten college. s college chum, where
Ml‘. Lush is coach of the basketball
team, was best man. and Miss Ger.
trude M. Coonsn, at New York. was
brideemsid. ‘ ‘ -
The young couple planned «to keep
quiet the facts ”of their merrlsge until
Mr. Lush lihonld return from Merlin
Springs with the Giants in the sprin
after the training sesson. Mr. Lush s
a member of the New York club ros-
ter. in some manner the seaside“-
ed out.
Welcomed Home.
Thouah astounded beyond measure.
the young lady's parents‘ welcomed
receiving congrsiiiiatione from oil
sides. They will reside in New York
on St. Nicholas svenne.
Special souvenirs in edditlon to the
regular checks will he (irons! the
hitting the some. Disess’es srs
' isles- life in the diners-t orssns
limbs.
, Chiroprstcors remove
... tied Excretion
comes from wcs'rlng our glosses.
in see tome in your body.
‘xiervo’uQ-nses. Rheumatism.
2‘32 “:0“ iifliiiimmr ._ ,1: .mg, n, (3 Special Prices ior This
, CHARGE M “A!" MION- uwssmseren so so. seamen s ~Weoh- '
‘ MER- . (m, Tasmanian Ales .53 A , e,
,_ 7' ' . me? '
iniminéeé* Dmlyiineto NJ. ”wwwfiegi’mmsh
, , ,. orilrdght 0“? use. mufiimrm
sensed
by”. wrench. twist orysprsln in the . in 8 _
he: Eton if done ijit‘cliildhooil it
crests! pinched nerves end pill”: .
the «milk? ‘ ‘
this discus slid pols. slid hesith ls _ ‘
""‘°"‘ “""""' WM” ““ "‘ ENAMELLED
Persir
sis, Henri. Kidney Ind Female “Dist
. “metronome stutter
Rhinitis" oi the Reine. Ydli' 338
[new minions chiroprsotio s
‘Ms to you. .
town High schools. about six weeks ‘_
was introduced to Miss Vinceletto. it .
sidersbly put out when she diti'not ‘
% tinisted at about QM”.
. * i .
.. ..
‘ ed
should 1 T‘siwsii Ebb used Wis »
eyes of thomsiitingisrlrom
The hero iLsn‘i‘
.0 minim will!“
stall the: “inductee
his ,bwwuiihiii
p ,.
mifffi
, screen! . hi. ,
Oil“ PM“; Al" M. {M510
k ll had ,0 C rent!» on .
fligh n‘,.i¢‘mu will
“i... . ..l
5-.
Moi‘srsmwii'o' osmm
south Norwslk Conventional Church
to Observe It.
important or the snnual events will
take ilisce at the South Norwslk Con.
attentional Chu oil.
it is, the r nltion of'Foroisthei-e'
dsy end the rememhrenee oil-tilt iii-nil-
ing oi the. Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock.
The landing at the Pilgrims. Decem-
ber 30. 1680. is one of the most incur
orsble dsys in the history of the Con-
gresgtionsi Church.“ '
This evening. the main ed-
dress will be given by Professor Bern
lsmin W. Recon, 0.1).. of the Theologi-
osi depastment or his llnlversity.. it
is especially spprenriste. thst the
sunrises oi old Dr. uonsrd Bacon
should be selected for a the' audience.
indeed, the whole Bsoon lsmlly have
been most prominently end lntimsiely
sesoeisted with the life or Congrega-
tionnllsin in Gonnecllcut and through
out New Englsnd.
From 6:30 to 7 o'clock there will he
an informal reception snd social, st
which the descons, the deaconessss
end the one." oi the Women‘s Asst)
dotted. with their hsshends slid wives.
will serve es s reception committee.
The supper will be held st 1 o'clock.
to be followed by on odorless by Dr.
Mneisrlnnd end also Biol. Eldon. The
iimsrsm will also include the singles
of appropriste F‘orsisthers' dsy.
This gsthsrinx l. (or the entire pso-
Ish end congregation and the invitation
to attend is s genertl one.
W
revs-no IARN' IURNED.
MYSTIC. Dec. air-A bsrn owned..h)‘
Frank Chesbro. locotedsbout a mile
lire was set by (mini!!- The loss is es-
Bpecisl prices on "Llfli enameled
mssters this week. has Horses Nash‘s
, so...
people sin» Meshes .itdoss so‘iisirsle ills .
ow soils h-
'iutlur
m,’ finishes
”on; germ-m-
This events: one. of the mosh.-
west of the villus. was burned yesten'
day morning with its; contents. includ-;
It hood of cattle. it is believed the‘
ILAUGHTIR 0 RA! in.
Show Results in Hundrshrlslhg
Osuuht With Use, of For s.
The out two weakest repented
light shows how sounded the. death
knell oi thoussnde of rsbhiiflln- Corr
necticut. The present in will bl
hunting with s ferret. but wthout s
gun. until anusry 10. 'i'lisee hunters ,,
hsve had s rare opportunity end they
hsve mode. the host of it. ,
‘ One iisrty or hunters up bitchiield
my bed one hundred';rsbhits in s
single cstch. while soother .ml‘tyrthdl
opersted only a short distance shove
Wilton csught forty-six rabbits in s
single dsy. it hss been carnage. not
hunting. one resident or that dis.
trier of country. still a ismsrst diets
plied his turret and csushtzup about
a. dozen rabbits whlch he sexed up
sud is now coring tor. with the inten-
ion or liberating in his section oi the
untry when the low goes on sgsln.
it was said thst the newvlsw per:
initting the use of ferrets wee peered
lor the ssh oi the farmer. it being
contended oi the rsbblts were a
pest. This hsrdly looks to he the
rinse when one of his close cstohes
them. only to ilherste them sssinst. it
is possible that the ferret law will
be changed at the coming session or
the Legislature.
W 5.
Governor Weeks has so too the
following its delegates to unstiouel
convention ol‘ the thrill commission as
sooistlon to be held in Wuhington
anusry ii sod is. Colonel (insoles hi.
.lsrvis. at Berlin. ex-Governon ~Rollins
8. woodru not New Remembrance
F. limiter. oi. knsonis. Charles F.
.Nnfiley. of Ilsriden. Chsrlee 0. (loss.
of Weierhury.,0h_erles c. Bisseli. oi
Sumeld. Cherie: , Cheney. effluents
Msnchesler. George A. Hammond. of
Punism. colonel Frsncis ,T.‘ unwell.
of Realm ,ee dpolouei Will a.
hyon. oi
it.
0 0
i...
‘sdr.
crow. J. McMahon. . bury; w, x_ i p ”a T C (or three
Post, South Wm“; H' ' Kali)”. Kn- figuration” at.tirii:i"i“r‘*:i’:v‘3y See sdv.
.. tonsil; ill. Jsmsin, Rid; old. , ‘0’ full particulars. .
r“ "“ .. ~ .
THE NEW sgmug M“ W,
, Definitionoimioprsehc H. E..- , _
Chiroiirsctlc Is the shades of the \ _,
«use or the disesse minim srt or“, kathe“): II Dinner '
ROASTER
«.3
4M,» ,
l
Phone Bill-.8 ,
open nvnnm
in Stem
' "THE PLACE"
todsy.
ER
Phone ill-8
as This weer: ,
i
LADIES? stunner wells: enemas.
Ribbon Trimmed. 81.23 end use
i it
LADIRS‘. HISSEI' AND CHILDREN’S WA!!!
empress. no.3“. has. 5
roséironm .
cottons oxen
hi. ‘ unlined). ,
seem undo; endoscope ’ , is sit
.‘zil
1.30, dutiful”
.l'
‘ fi'ow
. ‘n. .' -‘
,. , ~ i...
Em‘ "
g“ Mlubrd i857? ‘
* Therm-ii enduranc- '
i
' holiness urn AND. Tum forthwith)“
OFFICE AND meson? pill, is one Willow
on one sets Wllfgllllé oiij fr rhnéhu'r.‘ it‘ll.
lioness! silo oAK:-pnsks.~iiott on FLAT TQP,
‘ Allin rvrsw‘m-r‘nn linens. rennin GRQUPS AT
rem Alli) TWENTY—rive run cnnr. ~DIS-
COUNT. - .
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Attention is directed to the. fine collection of lace hand-
kercliieis, Which are appropriate for gifts. . . . .
Duchess and Point Lace hsndkerchiels of great beauty,
from $3.50 up to $20.00. ' ‘
Princess Lace hsndkerchlsis from $1.25 to $3.75; ,
' At the Lace Section.
,Courtsuld's white silk crepe, for neckwcsr and trim-
mings, a new piece lately receivcdlst the silk section. $3.50
a yard. . . i»
ancy baskets designed for gifts. Scrap and work has-
kcts. « .
Baby baskets lined with dainty satins, and furnished
with pin-cushiOns. powder box, etc.
Standing work baskets in many different designs.
Lined baskets in great variety. , .
ankct'cascs for Thermos bottles. ‘ ,
‘ " I Basement Furnishing Store.
Cut glass in choice patterns from the leading makers.
Small pieces that are not costly. such as compotes.nappies,
perfume bottles, vases, bowls. puff boxes and ban lions.
Tumblers, wine glasses, whiskey glasses, liqueurs, and
slicrbcts.
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For men. Standing ash receivers of brass in antique fin-
ish or polished. $1.75 and $2.00. Gift Room. third floor.
Pajamas, of soisette in special quality. $1.50 per shit.‘
Warnisu'its of outing flannel, all sizes, at $1.00 each.
Men's Wear Section, Main St'cntrence.
B 4
.d
‘1 -. ‘ El u i. is i r; , of: l ' Vg i
~ + ‘ ‘ ‘ I he D ~- -~ M Rea" Co ‘
Basil K. Mitchell. oi hislnviitrset, J? o o ‘ o, m ‘ y , . . .
(Ids usual. we moire much of goods for use
for Holiday Gills stirsctively put up. We.
note some of the items. , .
HANDKERCHIEFS KID AND FABRIC
Gent's Hemetitclicd, so to GLOVES- __
5°“ . . Ladies‘ and Mlsses’ Fabric “ ’
Gent's Initial. 15¢. a for Gloves. 95¢, 35¢, 50¢.
’5‘- I .
Ladies' Kid Gloves. dress-
ed liid or heavy, 3i pelt.
nosinnr.
"Cadet" Hose for Men,
Women and Children; all
since, at 95c.
Ladies’ Fancy, so to soc.
Ladies' Initial. 5c, 15¢. a
for est.
Ask to see. our Hand-
worked initial ,et age.
A’ S ecisl Purchase. 3
Han ketchlcis in fancy
“Buster Brown" Hose for
box for ope.
. Men, Women dud Chil-
SCARFS AND VEILS. s5: : drcn; sil nines, st ego.
”Mel Larse variety of Silk Hose {or Lsdles and
colors. . I, , mm, 509.!“th _ ‘5 * .
' r
, .4“ .‘D‘
it. Hi".‘
his? use.
r
. new sense. 8: ,to is
guerrilla ends. is: to
one. ' Ash‘to'est them. ,w
Limes" Amos; ”pun
. sud fancy. ”it «£1.09.
, i ..
.. ,
,i’v. ..
‘. or “1:43-”: '
* ”Minnie“, n.
metallic-fills”?
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