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Mill am he hare, Let be auggeat
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- ’ ' aa a proton a
We have them in acme of the ilneat
«aim ever ahown in the Twin Cltiea,
with pricea right (Joins in and
1003 than over. No trouble to show
goods.
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Housatontc Power Co.
macaw 11:15:10 Hi Wlflmflm ' :
.,, ‘ ‘ For the Old Outintry
While Itar Line Dram
. vMonIy-Ortiere to All Parta or the
World
a
0 Railroad Avenue, bout) Norwalk
311. Layton 81 Co.
INCUMNCE zND HEAL ESTATE
m to 19mm in circulation.1
Mv' n Mn
.3“ IO“ Gilt my bulinlfl. and
.441 out pointer-e" supplier aa
‘ if“; competent men for
ltd»
to 1.1.1 never.
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More Conteata Announnetiapieril
the W [taper—Various ‘
VWQM fpr“ Relief
HARTFORD. Dec. 3i.-—’i‘ho decla-
ion‘of‘ Jildflei‘iiid‘win B. Ga'ger of the
superior court maintaining that it is
" not necessary to but a crane mark in
the party circle or the Connecticutc
4 form or the Australian ballot evident-
ly baa railed hopes in the breaata of
varioua candidate’a‘for representative-
who did not get elected. The list of
‘to ' the General Aaaembly
show a number of requests for a re
count of ballota.
Piainvlilfia Complaint.
Merritt 0. Rider. of Plainville. peti-
tionu‘for a seat in the House. He was
a candidate for repreaentative, but
Chtl‘m' id. Caior. Republican. we do
clared elected. The petition atatea that
the moderator declared 280 votes for
the petitioner and use for Mr. Calor.
The claim in made that seven ballota
coat for the petitioner were rejected
because they contained no croaa mark
in any of the circles at the head of
the party columnl. There were two
other ballots that the petitioner :11in
should have been counted.
Content With Pope.
Wallace G. ’l‘omilnaon petitions for
a recount. in the town of Oxford. lie
was a candidate for repreeentatlvo.
but John 3. Pope was declared t'iet'b
ed. iio conteata Mr. Popo‘a right to be
heated in the General Ant-tomb . be
cause certain ballots ivcre. counted for
Mr. Pope which should have been to
jorted and ballots were rejected by the
moderator which should have been
counted for theflpetitloner. Robert J
Woodruff in his attorney. Judge Joel
ii. Reed's signature is attached to the
order aummoning Mr. Four to appear
before the General Aaaombiy.
Smith va. ftlce.
Frank E. Smith petitions for a re»
count of ballota in Bradford. ilt- wee
a candidate for reprouentativc. but
Michael P. Rice wna declared elect-
ed. it is claimed that ballota in the
first voting district of Bradford were
not actually counted. itohori J.
Woodruft is his attorney and Judge
Joel ii. Reed signed the summons.
Improper Declaration. » 2
Lewis W. Phelps. candidate for
representative from iiebion. has two
petitions. One claims that Frederick
iiurnham was improperly declared
elected roproaentniivo and the other
claim that Carey la. Pom waac im
properly declared ulortod illiera bul
late, It in illillllt-il. twin rt jetted
which ahould have been counted
Wanta a Slice.
Francis li. Burke. Walter ii. Skin
ner, Arthur ii. lhwia Frederick R.
Ellis and John w. Grotu petitioned
for the annexation of 11 motion of
Ellintgon to l-tocltviile and Vernon
The portion in which the pctltlonure
llIve la thus descrtliud: Beginning at
a point iii the weatcrii line of the
town of 'l‘olland onehail mile north-
erly of the inleraaction of the north
line of Vernon with the west line of
'i‘oliand. and thence running north
90 degrees, west to the out line of the
town of East Windsor. The petition-
ers deeire police and fire protection
and other advantages which the
chance would brine.
Other Petitionera.
The New Haven 'l‘ruat company be
tuition for a change in its charter no
that the name ahail he the Union and
New Haven 'l‘raat company. it wlah
' or power to adminiater all trust com-
mitted to either the New Haven
“ Trust company or to the Union Trust
company. Other minor changes ash-
ed for.
John J. Hooker. of the town of Vet-
lnjurida. While a cook with rank of
ear out in the Elm (flartford) signal
..0 N G..he “auatained grievous
bodily iniuriea,” July 19. 1910 at Nian
cAndrew Cuahl auatainod iniuriea
rot-er Silver Lake. Plymouth county.
Mala. Auauatiil.100il.lie waa a
' ‘ private of GCompany C, ii‘lrat itegt
, emerit C.N G.
VALUES 0' IANK OTOCKO FIXED
lie wanta damages.
m
FOR TAXATION.
State Tax Commluionor William ll
Corbin baa compiled a statement of
bauita. national bankina aeaoriationa.
portion in tbia atato ea tilted by the
board of anuallaailon.
different bonito in title vicinity follow:
:‘NDFWII I.
central Notional habit
.....1ta The cunning little “button” then and
[death Ihmalita ~ women place-carer are ea auceu‘afuity
City Naiiienli Bank .............180 made by the hon an by the git-la of
N ”WEED“ 'Dl'tifil, (79. . . . . . . . 70 3:. family. .3.“ whogd'n‘fiov‘nrtiyf‘o?’ ”1|:
eaoureeoa can an era
”semiannual Banlt ...........10i concerned 3. '0
gm“. National Bank ............120_ Paper doila that leea ea natural
{little 011T have.
4 velvet, bayetiere, in finished with a
non. petitiona for relmburaoment for
the vaiuea for the purpeae of taxation.
on the them of the capital neck of
& sandman mutation and inveatmont corn
The Valuation!
placed upon the ateclt per aharn of the
no
‘ “z .. .. rm»: Oouatr National bank..ilo
( Mancini Bank of Nowell:
” Within one ,
deep cape collar of plain velvet edged
with heavy fur.‘anti the eleevea are
aimilarly ‘ii'niahed: This particular
wrap war auitabie only for women who
have private care at their diapoaal, for
it awept the'xround by several inchea
all around.
tun-u.—
. Al the name indicates. campus
new are especially favored by the
collate girls. and are unuaually prob
ty when developed in a good Shade or
broadcloth. with binding collar and
trimming atrapa down shoulder seams
and front of darker velvet.
Young glrla and email women find
the comfort of automobile rides great-
1y inoreaaed by taking alone a email
foot atool. which ateadiee them from
the jolt of who car.
All few of the season's faebione are
of an economical nature, the long tit-
ted satin coata huttonlne to the very
hem. and trimmed with far. that are
used for afternoon "gowns," (com-
pletely covering the almple. or even
out of date gown beneath) are quite a
refreshing novelty.
_ By way of contrast with the uanai
method thle aeaaon. a smart gown of
Parisian chiffon la completed by an
overdreua of velvet which, followa
closely the line: of the fashionable
blploea figure. and la edged at both
£011 and bottom with a border of dark
lit'.
(tray stained wood la being used for
the furniture in rooms where the rent-
fui gray aliadea are employed for wall
paper and hangings. and the rabbit in
both unique and beautiful.
The beautiful brocaded mate with
luxurioue fur collar and cuffs are pro
ferrod to coats all of fur by acute par-
ticular women who find them leaa cum-
boraome and fully or itandaome.
Moleskin and acalahin. astralthnn
and chinchilla arc the most uaahle fora
for the new module that exploit lnaeta
of various ahape and nine upon jacket
and skirt of cloth down». These are
ehorthairmi. and combine well with
the fashionableshadea.
Mob cape of gold not for theatre
wear are circled with wreatha of dot.
one of tiny plnlt more were bad: with
fuel a anggeaticn of the green of the
foliage.
Nursery figured fabrics maltc fanci-
ful and delightful garments for the
little folk; many a slut: child will be
amuaed for a long time by the antics
of the proceaeion of ftnllcaome animals
on his droning gown and the baby
will auntie cotttentetlly at the kliit‘lln
on here. while waiting for mother or
nurse to mite her up from her nap-w
lf she is n properlytruined baby!
W
Wellirained younger rhiidrun obey
either becauao they know no altorna~
live. or they desire to obey and please.
but with tho haiharown boy or girl ii
is different. individuality begins to aa-
sort itself in no uncertain term. and
the parent learns she can no lonacr
dominate the will or cause her child
to see no aha area. were limaemahina
at Home. 'i‘hbt stage in the training
in a moat trying and delicate One for
both. it either merits the parting of
the ways bf cloae companlunahlp. or
the cementing of a lifelong understand-
ing and comradeahip—that moat beau-
tiful of mutual nonunion: between
parent and child.
Pink enema to be even mote fashion
able than blue in thr- Ilghtcr ahaden
and la seen in combination with the.
wonderful gold neta conelderably more
frequently.
Simple. but very attractive "iron"
or braid ornamenta are made at home
for the docorationa of cloth dreaaea.
The aoft. aupple gown materiaia ol
the preaent do not crush out of all
aemblance of their original ahape by
the weight. of even the heavy for
maps. and thla in one of their lihablo
features. along with many othera.
The manufacturera of mon'eahtrta
set a mod example for mothera who
make the bloueea for their boy: by
that the darkeet part or it cornea along
the edge of the buff-«the part of the
harmont that aooneat abowe roll and
the affect of vvear.
Good Houeelteeoina tella of a head
tome comforter made from allltallne
with a deaian of rod ponpiea on I
:reant around. which waa quilted
around each poppy with dark red aiilt.
instead of tackled. ita uruai mach
flower atood out an if embroidered The
name idea la carried out in matting line
lng pada to ill dreaaar unaware.
on one‘aido at on the or. and mad
m” ““1.“ hm.“ plumb?” m...
.a r r
' it“ 011W" e an
laying the material when cutting ao ’
,‘ 3333
fiaeuchneatn'i-‘leurea Placing
II ill Miwm Will Vall-
date succumb tiny State
The value placed 011 the property
held by the New Haven road including
its ateatn. trolley and water route lines
11111 figured by. the apeclal oommiaaion
appointed by the leaiaiature of Mes-
amhuaetta when announced next week
will not only validate the eecurltiea or
the New ilaven as loan! investments
for the eavinge banks of the Bay state
but will aiao remove the old dleaen-
alone arising from the Maaaachuaetta
charter of the company. The road/baa
a Connecticut charter. no need now to
say what that, charter provides. but
the Maaaachuaetta charter baa ita lim-
itations and them limitatio he road
deairea to have abrogated an bey‘wnl
be removed when the findinga and re-
port of the .Bay atate oommlaaion
headed by Prof. George F. Swain. of
Harvard university. and a member or
mgdvoaton ’l‘rauait cotnmluiou are
The provisions of the New Haven
charter an it aiande in Connecticut and
that of .Maaaachueette conflict in many
detaila. The» Bay ataie baa a better
hold on the read than has this state.
The valuation .of the New Haven road
waa alerted by the Massachusetts com-
mlealon headed by l’rofeaaor Swain
and with mombora including the bank
and railroad commiuioucra of the Bay
state on October 24. They went over
the water. atoam and trolley lines
owned by the New Haven company
Although the appralecnient by thin
delegation took but a uhort time it wee
explained that the commiaalou
had the help of between 20 and 30 ca-
perta, including a trained accountant.
anverai chaineera of ability. real ca-
laio nppraiaora and legal workers, for
whom aervlee the New Haven road
will not pay.
an a part of the ayatotu followed by
the validating oommlaalon in their
work. they went over the holdinaa of
the not. oorporatlona of which the New
Hrtvon is said to have control. .iuet
mup oui the. 301'. corporations. it is
not as oauy matter to name oi oi
llli‘fll but the figure la correct.
The Steven: valuation of tho'road
baa boon tnonthmed in title paper. it
holds the email 111m of about “30.000.-
tloo. but lilo Swain valuation to be,
known bonrofo ill will put the value
of the road p t)‘ at clone. to 3000,-
bob boo .
- map.
AUTO PRICES STAND PAT.
No Likellho General Reduction in
Prince .for 1111 Care.
liming the at too or three were
many predict}: halo boon made by
:wlfitlllrt both rude and outside of
ill» trade to the effort that there will
be enumeration alump in automobile
prirea men." and thin idea hue become
to generally prevalent. and ban been
atronathonrd he by the announcement
of a reduction in price by two or three
manufacturers that any evidence to
the contrary la decidedly interacting.
A prruanl of the patron of the Jan'
nary number of the Cycle and Auto
mobile Trade Journal furnlabea alum-
dattt evidence of the unliltellneaa of a
aenernl rmiuction in automobile pric-
ra. The man” u ducted. to lie cur-
rent lune. con ,_ilerable apace to edl~
toriaia and lo era written by the lead
inn men of t e automobile industry
upon the generally predicted fall in
prices. Three men. those who know
more of the abbiect and are better
qualified to apeait. perhaps, than any
other. pment a striking unanimity
of opinion that price: are not going .to
be lowered. And more than an expree-
aion of opinion. good. clear. cogent
macho are given. fact! of much in-
toreat to those who have liven the
subject even a pauina thought. in an
editorial. Jame: Artman. who baa
been identified with the automobile
trade aloe. Ith lntancy. some up the
vltuatlon in a way that will leave no
doubt aa to the true atata of moire.
The overproduction of mo care
which wan eel-noticeable some montha
ago. In now aimeata thing of the put.
i0li announcementa of ear manufac-
ra. with two-or three exceptional.
have been of improvemeata and alight
advance: In that prince. and them is
a noticeable acarcity of mo models“.
among the aeooatl- hand can offered
for aale The banker: applied the
brahea much harder on the autumobtl‘a
trade than condition: warranted. and
bereforv fora-0 curtailment beyond
'he neceaalty point. The ultimate ef-
eel will be that the supply of care
will fall abort of the demand before
he tall amen in very old. and .lhe
iona uent atlifaniiig of pricea ‘wili
aaacu tedi and them above Dropout
eveia all a 11sz line.
IATOIA OLUI OFFIOIRI.
atantey Iaidwin cheapo Pro-ideal and
Ralph Ialdwla rotary.
't‘ho nuarterly eieoti' of up other
era of tile betcha Clair wa‘a .Ilold on
daturdpy evening in the at 11 room in
Wall atreet The meatln wan well
aw M iii! more» the put
ulterior y the club to be in a pro:-
AM new no ccadttiou. ..
"'1
entitled
arafi d‘tha mature he
' Lecture by hire.
“‘0‘ ,
0.4
ilaabetb 0. Cotton
to be a Feature.
The annual vieitora’ tiny reception
and lecture of the Friday Afternoon
Club will be held on Friday, January
ti, at 8 o’clock p. in. On thia coca»
sion each member of the club has the,
privilege of inviting one aueat.
The feature or the evening will be
a lecture by Elizabeth 8. Cotton, nun,
F. ii. A, 8.. the distinguished linguiat
and traveler. Mien Cotton baa spent
much time in indie, and has recently
returned from the realtlenoo of a year
and a half there. where aha tent for
the purpose of making a stud of the
religione of indie and Oriental litera-
ture. Since her return ahe baa lee-4
lured with much nucooaa in Perla. New
York. lloaton and elaewhere.
Misc Colton atande alone in the
wide range or her knowledge on Ori»
ental aubiecta and her ability to pre- “
abut the knowledge in interesting form
and untechnlt-ai language. Her man-
nor and peluliilalliy are mid to be
charming and the Friday Afternoon
Club is moot fortunate in having thta
oppotitlniiy to share with its friends
the interpretation of the subject, Home
and Social Life in lndla. by so learned
and sympathetic a student ab Mine (lei;
Bankers
steps of
holiday.
bounds D
to leave Ne
through to
will leave there at 0:03.1nalring the to the root with
leave at that time. The 12:03 noon badly dam at “my th
train to New York will not run. Conr‘ was locate? and repaint-95W
ing from New York the traina at 'f: to continued upon ita iourne
tam. andbz05p. m. wiilnotbcrun. I
Many freight traina will also be
taken all to permit the men In this
branch of the Iervice to eniOy the
Several traiaa in the aubur-l
ban aervloe will not run today.
The rice production of Japan ex-
ceeds in quantity 000.000.000 buanele a
year; tea nearly 60,000.000 pounds a
year,,and eiilt more than 25.000,th0
Moor that
New Haven total and: January 2. in wall mean, 3
havle align iaaued. and among the When the trolley. mi.
3‘0 Ill
mm for iii! ill! iI the ct culled and not fire to the
e pmah The northern. due 1 e car. unattainable WM
Haven at 8 a ma trains the pole wax pulled off the wt '
ew York without stop. one or the men from the barn a
fire all ‘
The oarw
the recall? camera due to and put the tire on.
one
port about a bone after idiom ac'oi 4
Sentinel want“ ndva. pay. f-
W
David 11'.“va .3
Funeral Director and
it mint Main " ‘ Wit]
lieeldm I waahlngien
rotation a cone. and.
Toiapbene at More. 00!.
The Reed 81 Voflr
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully 111m,“ M
year.
ton.
ELECTRIC“. [HOP
MR9. DEKENS CONSIDERING 0F-
FER OF HEAD NURSE.
Mr ‘l‘icrtiut lichens. the popular
graduate nurse, in rotialderiilg an offer
or a ponitlon as head nurse of the
lincltua hospital at Norwich. this atate,
ilcr many frientiu and patients hope
that she will decline the offer. as she
would be greatly missed in 'ihu Non
walks.
not out
———A—-—-
Christmas
to have your are on incited after. Do
to examine eyee.
FOR THlS SERVlCE.
THAMER 4
STAMFORD - -
Open Monday 0: Saturday Eveninga
InthaTovui
au'ro OUPPLIIO
Phone 805-450 South W m
alder-walked“?
the Time
it off. We employ (lcuiista
No t‘llARGE
Golden Mouton;
Think of the pleasure apoilede-of the
unneceaaary pain and '
you' ve had*then DECIDE to H”
your eyea examined today. '
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troulilal. one
epecialtr—dt'a done molly one ratio!
CONN.
ia certain it we fit your one; ‘ ‘ "
Present
The very beet preaent to give to your
friends in one that will benefit them.
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Auto Owners
Engage your winter atorane for live
rage and dead storage.
will be in a well heated garage ready
to be run out at. e moment‘a notice.
lineal- you
for the coming winter. by expertrii
Changing and remodeling a apacial
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Auto Company
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or waanirtdni’ou araaav. .
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