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THURSDAY. DEC. 89,1910 f
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Often in winter you dareritot
open s-‘window, even though the
room be warm, because the cold
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South inhalant Beautiful
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Re-vaipalion Milli faith. iliany
window a little out the Perfection
Oil Heater-in rout of fused the
cold draught will be turned into a
pleasant, ealthful current of fresh
sir. The
gives just as much heat as you desire. it Is safe,odorlese and
smokeless. Has an antennae-locust ’name spreader.
which prevents the wick from being turned high enough to
smoke, and, is easy to remove to clean and drop back. Burner
bodyvor gallery cannot become wedged, because of a new device
.thereior; it can be easily and quickly unscrewed for rewicking.
acute interest in the roovnluatlmts of
the Now York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company, which is said
.to be the first public appraisal ever
made of a great eastern railroad sys-
tem. The report of the railroad com-
and
‘ mlasioners. tax commissioner
thing more. than the certificate show-
ing the sum of the valuations will be
' filed before the above mentioned date,
' the details coming later.
The task has been one covering soy»
I.erai months, and has involved besides
{the immediate work of Prof. Syain.
in the summer. divorce proceedings
in the Autumn and separation in the
Winter. Thus to the seasonabie life
of Morris Vogel. of South Norwaik.
who was granted a decree. of divorce
from his pretty wife. Lydia .lackson
Vogel. of Stamford. by Judge William
The Vogci suit has been a long
drawn out affair, many motions be-
ing brought before the court. delay
lug proceedings. Mrs. Vase] in the
October term of the court was al-
lowed $7 a week pending tlte divorce
action and $36 for defense.
The suit was started last Saturday
shown yesterday. when (internm-
elect Simeon l’il. Baldwin, who (sites Ofe
.live next week, announced through his
executive secretary, Edwin iii. Thomas.
the appointment of Branch w. Lee, of
Hartford. as messenger in the execu-
tive office, at Hartford, succeeding
two a month for his services as mea-
senger and his car fare to and from
New Haven. Judge Baldwin decided
that if a New Haven man was ap-
pointed he would have to pay his own
fare and for this reason appointed a
Hartford man. Another reason for
the appointment of a Hartford man
Iii , . than in that it dan- Months Yet; Flrsl'Eafiiiern Wileioviiliisr Halon; coeds ll. ll. lsuittlm. .fil - ESWISW 1857..
. e. ‘4!- »‘I’ .. 1°99?“ .0“ Corporation affected hors Better Than Greatly ReducadBtilary .
V ester there a _ . ~ be no danger - . .iierseii‘ . \ .~ ,
from drs , ‘. ., . ” NEW aavau’, one. 29.4—in railroad ills intention to economies in small , . ’
Open t 0 lower but 0' the land banking circles here, there 1” Coilrtshipln tho‘Bpring, marriage matters a” well as 1"“ on” was ENGLISH CHINA, ODD PIECES AT HALF
PRICE. some or Tun HIGHEST can; as :01?
ENGLISH WARE ARE mentions IN Tm. CLEAR.
ANCE. PATTERNS MOST onsmauaa. concerns,
our) PLATES. BASKETS. assay BOWLS. snow—
aa HOLDERS, FRUIT BASKETS, cues AND SAU—
csas AND OTHER PIECES.
ammo. 9311112..l?.'§iil”'§l§§.3’..it‘lii‘ifi‘itlii‘: an... .. their:~.irizzuntransnvsu m mom manna... men...
‘ ‘ ia”°“5l‘9r5 . be tiled on Or before next Manda in court, Bridgeport. yesterday. The (16' Jackson has served for several years OCTAGON DISHES.
0: TE“ ltbe form of a . t'tlilent l i ya. °'°° m “we" °““‘° "mm“ °““‘ '“ “mm- V 1:0an ART WARE AND CAULDON
_ L “EA initiation it i '20: ,‘H" “‘10“ “I”: I“ fidelity, Aaron Kohu, of South Nor— By the appointment. the ”please of
‘ l I V ~ 3 )9 EV“! OW n8 0 walk. bein named my games ondenL llllii office (O ”10 state Wm be GCVGQD‘
‘MM m,” a", the magnitude of the work, that any- 8 p ' ed about one-half. Jackson received
LEATHER GOODS, ODD THINGS LEFT FROM
THE CHRISTMAS RUSH. AT HALF PRICE. TELE-
PHONE PADS. I}RID(£I£ SCORES, FOLDING PHOTO-
GRAPH FRAM ES, DRINKING CUPSIN CASES, AND
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E An Indicator shows the amount of oil in the font. Has: cool of Harvard University, the employ morning before Judge Williams. (3011- was that Judge Baldwin had decided OHIER “0" BLUES
, . handle. Filler-cap is put in place like a cork in a bottle, and is n‘ilenlt of between to and so experts, in. 33533333???th an“; Glam 5;! £22226;3t[gignxéngeaggfifllf’mngotrotfité
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attached «a flat: lost by unchain. Elnfishc‘d in lipid“ 0" igckcl, “muffin; ‘,§§f‘&,fi$§°fl§§§fi2§gefi‘$.11} get, who the not take to the slow life reason cut the salary from also. no
strong on are e, we -made, it t or 861"! cc, an Ye! 1,151....mspl' The ”n.3,... M we“ 4.. of South Norwalk, rather preferfng to thought it would be too much to ask a iCE FOUP
lightand ornamental. , n... conunissmners m... pm 8......“ live in either Stamford or New York. mpssonger to serve for too a month WRITING PAPER AT HALF PR . . v
Dealers Ewrywhmflfuelof yoursmrttrfordemtmm have. been taken practically over the MN- V038! h“ been mentioned M be- and pay M3 expenses “3 well. QLTIRE. ASSUR'I‘EI) SIZES. AT 50 cts.
Iofhlnearulayonqolfhs whole Exam“, including the Ontario lug pretty. She is. These familiar Lee has lived in Hartford all his ) ’ER WC RTI’I _ t‘ AT f ts i0 2 cts
St . d d 01 a and wept”... the. nominating propor- with the court. who have seen them life. and is well and favorably known 1A!“ ‘ ) 2:: C 5-! 5 c 'v 2 r 5 '
an 81‘ l ’ mpally ties and the mmcyp. The work has come and go. and who ought to know there. He has accepted the appoint-
tineorperstsdi also involved the compilation of the a handsome woman when they 5'39 ”“0. ""‘m'
various charters ot‘ the parent. and 33"} ““11; rdglsdygglltdflagashget’l: ’2; NOEAELY HURT
- consolidated com mules. Those con- “3 or 9‘ m a 9" ’ ' ,) . ~ ~ .. . r . r ’ "
‘E- solldalcd combanlles of the. parent 9’“ “m0?- UN" ’0 be printed. ~~——- . CLOCKS. I I..\I.\ 'IIME, RLLIABLL \\ ORKS,
A little boy was entertaining the. "Your daughter's brain. madam. ap corporation and thciucracd pmpcrtlcs ""59! a dema'm‘en merchant l“ ”mm, “mm“ w” Attempting to 95 cts.
South Norwnllt stated that he met the
pretty Lydia last spring. lie wooed
anti thonuhi he won her heart when
they married June 26, 1910. He soon
number no less than three hundred
and live.
The. object of the valuation untiet'
the. Massachusetts state law is not an
minister the other day until his moth- pears to be normal,"
or could complete her toilet. The “Dear. dolir, we've never had any-
minlster, to make congenial conver- thing of that kind in the. family be
nation. inquired:
Load Revolver When Weapon
Discharged.
Harold Scum-k. of Wosiport avenue.
ALARM CLOCKS. $i.15.
the lad.
inie. knowing the way to a boy‘s heart.
winter. He. says it takes him so long to
go in and out the door he cools the
whole house off."—»Snccess Magazine.
"Have you a dog?“ or.
“Yes. air; a dachshund," responded
“Where is he?“ questioned the dam home at night,“ said one woman.
”Yes,“ replied the other.
“Father sends him away for the
will listen patiently and
huppened."——»Washington Star.
A Piano Story ,
t
A King wanted a coachman. and had no end of applicants.
The test was, “How near can you drive to the edge of a
precipice without falling over?”
One man said, ‘A foot”; another, “An inch"; 3 third, “A
hair's breadth.”
The fourth said:
away aspossible."
’ He was engaged. ‘
That is why we‘are engaged in furnishing Pianos to mast
of the homes in The Norwalhs.
We do not handle the Pianos of makers who try to hide
poor material and defective werkmanship with the gloss of var-
nish—no precipice. We don’t hoist prides, so we can say:
“Being it’s you. we’ll take $50 less”——no precipice. We don't
say we will malts terms easy, and then deal harshly with you
--no precipice. We don’t promise one thing to coax you into
buying, and then perform something else after you have
bought—«no precipice. -
Will you ride in our carriage?
YOU ARE SURE OF A GOOD PIANO
IF YOU BUY IT HERE
Safe to buy here-we malice you safe by guaranteeing
every one. We make ourselves safe by buying none but the
“Your majesty, I would keep as far
best. ‘
PIANOS
CHICKERING KRANICH & sacs GABLER
HUNTINGTON STERLING”
THE SONNENBERG
Piano Company
ii altar. Mgr. :94 Washington; on, 3.?“fhtl‘fiitli‘m , .
My
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*thh Bud L”h'
.3 egtos . u a sling. um .er ,
.- ‘gPC'V‘lllf‘Mml for Bathrooms. Kitchens, Laundries. Pastries. Halls.
applied either upon the studdinsl or sheathing. For” superior to
“arteries of walnscotlnl. Nestor, cleaner. more attractive. more
isthetory to every way. itequirss no paint. May be serubhed.
’ ls. Vermlngproof. litre-proof. Easily, quickly and cheap-
its rosin of shoots tarts luggage and ”$99.. ““93”."
I
s
fore, i‘m attrc!”-(‘.loveluitti Plain lloal-
"You manage to keep your husband
"i am the
only person of his acquaintance who
respectfully
while he tells exactly how the election
much. as has been stated. to validate
the securities or the optimum for sar-
inus bank investment in Massachth
sells. as to remove the old grounds for
tilaseitsion tinder
charter and its conflicts with the char-
ter of Connecticut. The law states
that upon the filing of the certificate
the capital stock and thc indebted-
ness of the New l'laven Company is
‘ authorized to be such an amount not
exceeding its present outstanding capl-
tai slot-it and indebtedness as the com-
mission shall puou examination find to
be warranted if the commission
therefore. makes a ilndlnu favorable
to the company. all the old causes of
controversy «with the Massachusetts
legislature and courts- over capitaliza-
tion which led recently to prolonged
litisatiou are removed.
While. the old Stevens valuation as
certified by a firm of accountants was
it is understood that the new valuation
has gone considerably further into do-
the increments of the property since
the Stevens’ valuation was made. Un-
like the Sicrens' valuation. it will also
company. The work has involved a
huge amount of documentary evidence
in the form of charts and schedules of
property and securities going back in
many cases to the original mtqtlislllons
of the original 305 corporations which
the system now represents.
—-—"My child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. i so
pliedDr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. 'lht
pain ceased and the child sank into a
restful sleep."——Mra, Nancy bl. Han
son. Hamburg. N. Y.
VSDENGER TRAINS SIDESWIP-
ED AT CREEK.
sensor coaches at the head end of a
In: here about noon were sideswipoti
by a huge timber protruding from a
Nearly all the windows on one side
was hurt.
a panic until they realised the train
when its sharpened end was loosened
it “ill.
through with the damaged curs.
smw~..w... .. a,
OATOHINO roam.
loeti’rositiont lt'. G. Buoitisud.‘
~ movitt
.1 . ‘ . ' to Eastern
; Mr. meltisnd ”with s heritable loft
.uflu to“ bit.
It ti in right;
so ,. s .
, itilt.e‘¢t'stt loan, With
* j at and balanced for 100 yards on the
«suspec-
hues, esnie threesomes
at foot so- the train was pull
“had but one
i :d be clutched
:‘,se of them stools,
., an and railroad sttsoit
' oaldl'sll. buthttsvtiidlh'. ';
Mr. Bushland. isn't lilies
*ifll
the. Massachusetts
in part the basis of the new appraisal.
tails together with consideration of
take account of securities held by the
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 29.~—Four pas-
section of the Shore Line express leav~
freight car near Stony Creek yesterday.
of the car were broken and the para
sensors had quite a sure. but no one
The cars were sldoswiped
in a way that sent the passengers Into
had passed. lunch of the windows in
each of the ours was broken. The pro-
truding implement ripped up seats and
‘ tore cushions. An iron brace under
one of the coaches was broken so that
it stuck through the floor of a car into
The passengers were crowded into
updamusod cars and the section con-
thrust! to this city. As the train was
late and the other sections were re.
ported b'eblmi time the section went
BUCKLAND HA. CEOOI CALL
._ ’Naw unvatv, Dec. 29.——~Fathor
Time has been regarded as one of
ethane fellow who waits for no man.
and the trains of the New Renamed
ay be placed in the some stung;
great panldcator oi the New flush“
road,“ narrowly escaped a but! fail m
.terdsy. when he sttstnpted tot board
moses «wounds. 9. so ill
m . ~ttrztfih‘ari‘i’nnbnhau
discovered that she did not love hint.
When they sat down to dinner, she
would not eat, when he left the table,
shi- wttul take her fill. Five days after
the marinas llii discovered she, Minimu-
falthtul to him. She paid too much at-
tention to Aaron Kuhn. a neighbor.
The alleged acts of infidelity occurred
between July 1 and Sept. 16. There
was another time. Sept. _20.~~nt 87
Broad street. in Stamford. with a per‘
son unknown to the plaintiff, which
the court allowed to be admitted.
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WASHINGTON Citibp's OFFICERS.
Walter Hoyt Chosen President for the
Coming Term.
At the meeting of Washington
Camp. No. ll. l‘. 0. 8. of 8. of A.. the
officers for the ensuing term were
elected anti will be installed on Jan‘
nary loth. it is expected to have pub-
lic ceremonies and a ladies' night at
that time, and all are invited to at-
tend. The officers are as follows:
President» -~\\‘ultet;: Hoyt.
\‘lce ifresitietitmlnmoa Filing.
Master of Forms-fleece lirundsizo.
Recording Sceretary-30hu li. lint~
terson.
Financial Secrctnrywll. Burr lioach.
Treasurer-«H. A. Wood.
(Yondtit-tor~-»\\'llllam ii. Avery.
inspector-«George W. Fox.
(iuard-wl’rcston Boyd.
Tractor—Jesse .l‘iruudsxe.
KiLLED av A Hosea.
LEWISTON. Mona. ilor. 29.~m.\iiss
lrene Vanklook, aged 30. of lthnca,
N. Y.. one of the best known educa-
tors in Montana. was thrown by a
horse which she. was riding yester~
day and almost instantly killed. Miss
\‘snklaek was a graduate of Cornell,
and formerly secretary to Andrew 1.).
White. former president of Cornell and
ambassador to itussla and Germany.
She was at the head of the commer-
cial department of the Lowlstown
High school.
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AVIATORS WANT WARSHIPB.
SAN Fi‘tANOiSCO. Doc. 29.» ”The
San Francisco Aviation Committee
yesterday received a communication
from Secretary of the Navy Meyer ac-
quiesciug in their request for assign-
ment of a worship to assist in the
study of the uses of the aempisno in
naval warfare during the meet next
month.
all of national fame. have been assign
ed for'tho meet and entries have been
received from ten amateurs.
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LANIII FLYING"FOR PRIZE.
PARiS. Doc. 29.-~M. Lancer. another
oompotltior for the Auto club's urine
of 330.000 for the tint night made by
ten aviator carrying a possessor from
Paris to Brussels and return. started
at 9:27 o'clock this morning. He pilot-
ed as biplane.
oer landed near Oomptouno, tor-
:ty- vs miles northeast of Paris. at
41:50. At that» he continued toward
mussels. ‘
”if FOOTIALL,’ PLAYIRI HURT.
neuron. Dec. aa—r'rhhtytwo oi
the 69: football plantain the eleven
allusion high schools . rolni'ursdnuo
according to
. omss F. Her-
’1' director! of range! “will.
- . t. can ours, vs, roe.
0W5 bdbmher pins are ' stirsuftetv
torn-tint their injuries. None of tits
:inhtrlse sustained during obs past so
leg was of: s serious nsturs.‘ -
“ruwn
5* ”I0
Seven professions] aviators,
l
another Antichrist“ snow, «in» .
' ' rune-m
who shot himself in the band night be-
fore List. as told in yesterday‘s Son-
tlnel, was not so badly injured as was
at first feared. it seems that his par-
ents had heard noises in the opposite
side of the house. which is a double
one and occupied on the other side by
George L. ltubey. Mr. and Mrs. Shock
arose to find out what'the noises were
and Harold. awakened by their stir-
ring about the house. also arose to
help them.
tile was attempting on loan his .32
calibre revolver. which he had taken
from the bureau draWer. when suit-
denly there was a flash and an expiry
slop. Mr. and Mrs. Schock from the
next room thought that Harold had
been shot and ran to find him stand—
ing in a sort of dated way, yet uninjur-
ed. save for where the bullet grazed his
left hand in its downward ditht The
hand was badly burned. so class was
it to the mosaic of the pistol. and pain-
0d the. young man considerably. He
may consider himself fortunate that
he was not mor * seriously injured.
hr. Charles . Bobsnnan, attended
him. but the injury did not even war-
rant bandssinx. The bullet from the
revolver went clear through the waah~
stand and entered the baseboard. The‘
noise was found to have been made
by rats.
TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Take LAXA'I‘IVE BBOIIO Qulnine
Tablets. Druuists refund money if
it fails to cure. iii. W. GROVE’B sls~
nature is on each box. 250.
KANSAS STANDARD OIL SUIT.
TOPEKA. Kane. Dec. 29.—'i‘he unti-
trusi suit brought by the State ‘0! Ken-
sna against the Standard Oil Company
will be submitted to L. W. Klpllnser.
as special commissioner of the State
Supreme Court in Kansas City. Karts.
today. The evidence in the we con-
prises eight volumes. s total of 3.9m
typewritten puss. Each we con»
tains about 200 words. The attorney-
sonersl and attorneys for the Standard
Oil Company will begin their argu-
ments before the commissioner today.
after which the findings of the com.
mlssiouor will be made to the Supreme
Court. .
oorcH assov TO MEET HACKEN~ '
SCHMIDT.
DES MOINES, la.. Dee. 2ft.-"'l‘lck-
led to death." declaredFrsnk Gotch
over the telephone today. when told
that Jack Carley. manager ferOoorge
iiscltensehmldt, had accepted the
challenge issued through 'li‘srmsr
Burns that Gotch would meet day, In”
that would put up It ”Oilllltlslds bot. ,
"i em. all seedy to meet the Russian.
Men. as theyoeli hint. and ow hint
that i am still world's champion."
.— a...“ i
new assassins-s
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-«Vslued at L”
on average of ”door core, the 3.252.. ‘
,000 acres of . termini area in‘Now «
llama-hire possessed stow valuation.
..- .u—
[made to the Census Bums. vathis
mums valuation almost? council.
or "1.215.000 is due to the buildings.
"£31.;an en‘s-mini. of magma. or
. acres a mercy ., y .
08.3402000 was expendeglin the“ of”:
summons . s...
a count «some nos'rso.
nauseous. will; '
FARMJ: tans. ‘ "
0i "5.542.000. seoordtno. to returns,
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. MESH BAGS, SOLI-
TAIRE PACKS IN l..ttl.~\'I‘I~IER. JEWEL CASES OF
SILVER AND LliA'l‘i-IER. SMALL I’L'RSES, HAND
BAGS. ALI. A'l‘ HALF PRICE.
THE ABOVE GOODS ARE 'I‘EMPTINGLY AR-
RANGED ()N CENTER COUNTER TABLES AT THE
LEATHER GOODS SECTION. MAIN FLOOR.
AT THE SILK SECTION. A SPECIAL LINE OF
SILKS IN EVENING SHADES, MESSALINES. CASH~
MERE DE SOIE. S\VANSII)OWN AND PALM CREPE,
AND llROCADES. IN CHARMING COLORINGS.
, Month-End
Clearance Sale
As usual at the end of the month. We put out Short Lengths at Bar-
gain Prices. also adding Staple items at Special pricest‘
I
42-inch BROADCLOTHS, value HOLIDAY PICTURES. priced
the. Sale 49c. 81.50. Sale 75c.
BTRIPED WASH SiLKS. priced Priced $1. sale 600.
“ 39c. Bale 25c. Priced 600; Sale 26¢.
LADIES' HANDKERCHlEFS, HOLIDAY NOVELTIES at ‘low
value 25c. Sale. We. prices.
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coma in AND Look son THE VALUES
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