run
"9 milling? bookmakers lna Arabia.
.1 113mm! soy other two Arabs
my .
gone on Fund at the Ill it s
Exhibited with his
‘ j 112.com... ”this
‘ us" or til”! desert dens hunter.
ll went 9 in more flirt!
words. such it the "1;lid tool."
led unicorn. This bss1t lives in
mat desolate localities. land there:
siwsys been a certain mount: oi
yymmoom its handle. The Motor
gallium seen. nod whenever
”ii.
has
'ittmn filly tracks of the shalom: 7‘”
lie lllt‘st ill on decided
it to test whether it was
wwlollowing them or not, he
‘32,)“ luck in tho iotiowinx tiltin-
gmoothing out n semicircle cl
91 sand e» made at banal-d, with his on.
21rd; llllitlmernhle marks in rows on
the sand. Then he cut and counted .
oil to. the ieit, it it was an odd num-
bar it Will a good slgnri if even. it was
no. These deiiert men srti so super.
st‘tions that they always do this be-
1 thought
down on their a 1nd
beat gin tin: int 11 lb“
lives
out it e no doll ans t or had seen on
.‘ 1
the horizon were irlends options!
Mfl‘fllri‘mlnfl OI “lit-ll Habit!»
A servant sirl happened to be en»
eased at a farmhouse where the mic
mm it'll a?!
per; On mi eaflrstwflatuiglty ni‘ht ill:
the ismbouse she .was told
sirlawsr ,
by the » ls reel. to clone thoboots
ready 1 undny. The mlstrebs on
coming into the kitchen later.
titht the girl lied ci‘oaned ha own
b‘l'lots liret. So she took them p and
threw them into a tub 01 water that
sstsnliina' no and bonncod out hi
the kitchen. The girl said nothing.
bullwhen she bud cleaned the other
boats she threw them also into the wa-
ter. 1.
“Whatever bosseeeod you to do that.
girl?" asked the mistress on coming
'nlillin in the kitchen.
The girl simply replied:
fi'Well. roe'sm, please ms'sm, I
was the lesbian oi the
liondon 'l‘lt-nBlte.
nlllw
ll
house. ma 'um!"'—-
“Poachers can cultivate brains; they
lore eln iifirkin‘ir on any venture. l
have use whole crowd oi men so
. r
- i
can't create them.
a.
Blankets and
COmlorlzables
With the return of cold weather
one in reminded oi idxtrn Cover
lute. we invite your nitentlon to cm line.
Blankets
GREY BLANKETS . . .
WHITE BLANKETS .....
so
..... .........49c to $3.00.
...... 491: “137.50
Comfortabies
a
the PIANO
7: recommend the famous
Up Under the
Severest Tests
The old adage. "Time will tell." is particularly applicable
‘ 3 1 to‘planos. Most all pianos sound well and play well-at first;
‘ but how long do conditions remain'tllls way? That's the test
“9.1guallty. of piano excellence. That's why we so strongly
$1.00 to M-OO-wAll filled with willie option.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Telephone 446
that Stands
Sterling
tilt:
”mom fist
and“ ..., dysmel.
atolls- soon the mldh'r’or ""
plastics. muster planar. so. attractive. more
M M '
rile: as great a piano value as is on the market today.
~ Mk over our new Sterling styles.
H M. SONNENBERG
Piano Company
:01 Washington 81..
”South Norwailt
enjoining. while tho men In the house
9 was then summoned and reached the
‘v
V1911?“
ii Ni (ii Lilli
B LI
A” WW inn. ”room
The bottomdiscovorlns choir hello
liner rs. eurrouudsd in! e .nnd
were t within volldv [slid follow;
ed durlnll which ammunition were.
shot. one seriously.
One hundmd shot’li
when the honie can
fire brlande was sum
The police alter. c in “Choir .moii.
anticipntlna1 trouble. bud ordeled the
houses in to immediate neighborhood
signaled by daylight, lino throwing a
line 01 oilloers around the square. nl
lowed no one to approach within it hun-
dred yards oi the scene oi the expec-
ted bottle. ii = .1 . is 9
The police lines bed been drown so
ushtiy that it was believed that the in.
mates oi the ho ud’po chance to
escape. The polio were satisfied tllut
the place coninlneeii the murdeiorn
wanted and the) had nine «satisfied
themeseivos thntlhe assassins lliid
fortified: their home and were support-
ed by s number oi friends.
Since the murder of the policemen
almost the entire iorce oi the city oi
bondon police has been annulled ill
sttchlng for the anarchists Trouble
”When” this morning when Detective
Sergeant Loosen. watching these
promises. was tired upon and wounded
in the lungs. in on almost incredibly
short time a cordon ol‘ police nrmed
with revolveru approached the house
and were met with n volley irom rup-
liro revolvers oi the modern pattern.
i'ollcv Superintendent Ottoway took
t‘llill‘i‘w or the relni‘orcnmellts. sud no
line from oil the utuilonil oi the city
poured in from various di tions and
took lip positions colullian ii the re-
lilgq oi the suspected noses ins.
Whenever the unicorn approached
the house, a volley of bullets tie-spat
tili‘tlil the pavement. A doinciiment‘ol
sixty men with one iroui the Tower.
urrirrd inter lilid not» served with our
iriligos. 'i‘hcy tiled n (cw rounds to
the building. There was a lull for are
minutes and then lilo bouioxod replied.
it was impossible to caiilnnic the
number of the Dt'tili‘lwd no thoy were
united with monoxide rides. Monitors
and itrowhings. und lired with urcnt rn
pidity. Au nitcmpi to man the prom-
ises would probably hare resulted in
numerous cusnalties The (minimum
in the East End spreild throughout the
oily and enorlnulln lromis flocked to
the some although they nerq unable
to approach near enough to witness
‘lho lighting.
inst wellii the ulilllnrliios were in-
l‘ormed that limit i‘lmluly rounmbilllil
the. burglar senilssills had rented
rooms in the Sidney street lllllltllll‘.
Preparing for a raid oi the piece. the
police caused the tenants ill the lieiall
boring houses to quietly mnlovu irom
their homes during the night.
Detective Serflcfllll Lennon was or
undoing the suspected building iroiu
tho‘roar. when he was lllltll. llis bro
iher oillcers helped him up a tattoo:
and over ll Walt at the back at the yard
tdilrmd flgd
continued to liru upon the potty. A
call ior help was sent in to ilcsdoiinr
tors and 200 men respond Further
drafts Wore mull: iiillii several hull
and olllcers were on duty at noon.
As the silunlioil become more sort
one. the thoussnds oi onlookers were
driven buck and a space cleared ior ll
radius oi ball a mile about the scene
oi action. Tile soldiers kept up a ill-ll
ladc directed lit the window oi the
house and the men within responded
continuously. Meantime instill oi straw
were hurried to the plum tor the pur
pose oi starting a lire and smoking out
the besieged moo.
Plies oi straw were lighted near the
building slid the llamas slam communi-
cated lo the house. The lire brigade
scene at 1 o‘clock this afternoon. The
fire lighters divided their energies be.
tween pottlu out the blue and in
trying to flood out the outlaws.
Streams oi water were thrown through
the windows
Home Secretary Winsloll Churchill
appeared early in the afternoon and
surveyed the scene. crossing the tire
tone at some risk.
A corps of nurses was brought. to this
vivlnity and they treated the wounded.
anions IllOl'n were a low spectators
who had been struck by spent bullets.
in the taco or terfldc odds the trap-
ped men continued a desperate resist.
ance and every low minutes appearedo
st the windows and emptied their
guns at anyone in slant.
As the afternoon progressed the bet
tls waged moro‘ noroslv. Another com
um oi Scots Guards was ordered
l‘MoGamv drool through insi- [‘7 vertt ontaUL|
2% street and i it?” i lthlll dfir *1.” .1 . 1'5 ‘ T
'mwhs mw ..' or“ .
liner llllfli oi {he defenders bndhgoen flld'
too I" on 0111M! no '
iprenent‘l‘yinwere‘i‘r ab tit-9. to enter the
.5... “WW ”it’ll“:
all s soarc cups 1 .
Soon it was“ that. big? dies had
been discove
killed in the epitome oi tho“ bulldlul
Seven poisons were injured in the col-
lapse
l
in"
gun-50+
CHINE l8 PMD FOR.
-e— ..
it
Unolo soul‘s loanomy.
jnuoi
they claim, has been largely made a
the espouse oi the pocketbooks an
bodies of the railway nloll clerks. Re
uiur clerks have been obliged to
runs mode vacant by injuries inca
listing clerks. This method did a
with substitute clerks. and. it in ct
‘ed. hilVOd $100,000. which the oi
hold no most unjust. as this is m
appropriated by Congress lot the
emergency.
it is claimed by the clerks in M
'Boston-Ncw York lnull runs M
present short seven clerks, w “9
been incapacitated. The tllrc 99"“
who were in the wreck ui Per
spring have not winked at
limo. Their work is being n “d on
by insular clerks and not b “m"
tutos if u clerk is sick n so ““3 ‘9
put on in his place for lib d “l “i"
llerks complain that litter
the regulars must keep lb n ”"0"
until hie roillrn Thus. a 3“ ‘3‘"
the work is done without ““1 m”
dupurimeni saves mono W" “i“
tiorks hole extra ““19“ 0“
ilwui
A change in the stand 0' a day's
work ill not nppmved oi “ii“ ”a?“
lil the put it trip of 2 mu“ w“
considered it done we “all" "m
new regulation. an a ‘1‘ 0f 5%
lmfis a day on the r 3 WNW“.
und its hours is co "d W ”m“
for study to make u 0 1‘48“”"""
day.
ii u clerk has a r which “m"
him over 200 to :50 daily. milk-
ins 8 or to hours‘ k dsliv “l‘ ‘3
not iilven six day. dlltl' "id i“!
days of! duty. as in . "ML 3m"! “
clerk may be at any moment
during the six days "I“! N“ roglr
inr week‘s work 1 like till 30 or Mi
hours or labor. 1 lingxdflllnlm‘i:
liillll milking [004 l _ ' 1
of 0 lab! hours a \ days work for
on engineer l. miles. and be re
l-eives extra 111' l' mileage in "r
it!” a! that.
The clerks l1 llhlt their work in
bundling than do oi letters consii
intro 1 muniui 6 physical strain. as
they stand in ‘ Pitt's for hours. that
entitles thorn l“! dllt' 0! Whethor
llll‘ nuiuui ii on the road in travel
mu 1 my m o0 miles was 18 or 78
pours They 1 required to sivo much
time in Illiidvll older to keep track 01‘
Phnnfios in {iii routes and to keep in
mind iho pnoiliocs in New England.
New Yolk into. Pennsylvania New
Jone.) om Providence it. i.: Hari-
ford mm port. Portland tile. and
other oilll “hon a clerk is calls:
out oi i ii it) till a follow clerks
muses so higher than or»
from home on extra time
mini is general among New
lerks that the largo saving
or the larimont has been accom-
plmmg l a Inrgo extent by two grout
a dam t on the railway clerks.
HURON CALINDAflfi.
arses climb Notes.
1‘ day-«listing oi the Junior
out in tiled Guild room, at 10: 30.
all Friendlylloololv soup» in lbs
(in roost at 1:10.
consular-Juliet Auxiliary in tho
il room It 3:16.
i-ldsymil‘oast oi the Epiphany. tha
obrotion oi the Holy Communion.
o: lid. in «the ottoman a children' s
title Christmas Party' under ills
out and took up a position to front oi
in house at 1:30 o’.clock At that
«on so lotions was the battle and so
‘ ‘ ’dfllfll‘llllllld the resistance or this» citin-
» .. that muss ands mu-
9 . hm Thou were hurried we did
Jimmie
scliitibdl.
its,” lashes.
uncommon u
all
use
strost under orders
lspicos oi the Junior Auxiliary. s
No lneeilnu this «not oit heWow
lane Guild tho Mglitors oi the
islafilld the Knightn of King Arthur.
Knight. lire» A. M. I. Chunk.
. 'l'wo iirem‘onfiro deed. either shot in
What Railway Mail Clerks Think of
Railway mall clerk» of New illus-
land are not .enthusiaotlc ever the an-
report. or Postmaster-General
Hitchcock publised ‘(ltli'lllfl the past
week. showing that there has been n
saying ill the department or 811,500;
009 during the liscal year. 'i‘hllissvllul,
limits as “Firs I‘iy.
.. modeler waroolso‘ «um
1 term
(.7 19.1’1 IONAL VA LUla. S.
FURNITURE.
AND MOSTS
:.\ll. (Hi Rb
i‘liii (,Il'LN'i‘.
.20 PER LTEN'l'.
'l‘i'iiSllAY MORNING
“EENTH.
‘. ,1 9 .. .w ‘
'..<
.5 ‘l .
l . .i
t
ARDAHAN RUGS. LESS 20 PER CliN'l‘
CARPETS AND RUGS (OTHER THAN ARDAHANS) LESS 10 PER CL
CURTAINS AND PORTIERES. lNCiAJlHNii ALL 1,)RAl’liRY FABRICS
TABLE CLOTNS. Ll Nl-ZN Silliii'I‘S
DINNERWARN 1N STOCK l‘A'i"l'lZRNS. LESS in Hill CENT.
fl. 1.».
Established 1857-
. JANUARY '1‘! ll R l ),
AND l"lLl..(lW CASES.
Ctlx'l‘iNLe'i‘NG
f rumour. JANUARY 3.11.11]
Bridgeport Advertisements
ext) M Read Co
1 Announcement of the January Sale
House Furniture, Furs. Tailored GOWns, Silks
and Dress GOods. Undermuslins
Hootery and other Goads ‘
HERE lS 1115 NEWS, AND 019 COURSL EVERYBODY WITHIN RI‘ ALH 0F ‘
liltilfili 1. l'i»)Ri NEWSPAPERS IS EXPECTING 1",]
NEW YLAR BRINGS l'() EVERY CL‘S'lOMER THE CHANCE OF RECEIVIN EX-
THE ENTRANCE 0F
., ALL SIZES iNCLUDED.
DINNER SETS. (2|..9\SSWARE. SILVER. l:LLl€C'l‘R(_.lLlHRS. AND LAM
ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS IN THE FOLLOWING.
runs. TAILORED GOWNS. WINTER COATS. UNDERMUSLINS.
EMBROIDERIES. AND WASH ooobs.
UN'I‘I I.
The D. M. Read Co.
HE
THIS SALE WILL BE IN OUR JUDGMENT THE LA EST
’.\’i‘lSi9‘At?'i‘(lRY Wit l-iAVl-l EVER HELL), FOR THE REASON i‘HAT
S”','i()(i\' Is ()1 VERY RECENT PURCHASE.
01- i ASi‘ 51731111“; R LEAVING l‘iiE w \Riii ROOMS GREATLY DlLl’LEI‘El
U St n1: DISH no: is Will APPLY.
20 PER CENT. LESS ON ALL PIECES AND SUITS.
(Ulollc Wcm'lckc goods and Dining.' Chairs reserved from the sale.)
THE LARGE CLEA ANCE
' THE
i T.
LESS to
3.
LESS
LESS 20 PR CENT.
DSIERY,
”HE FIF-
unlit insulin
Militia HALL.
The Music
made another invertible impression
upon the ihostrcuoius public yester-
day afternoon and last evening and
pleased two large audiences by pro
sealing Nat Goodwin's and Maine El.
liotl's great oiiccess “When We Wells
Turin-90ml." a llrst class comedy
drama in tour acts. by H. V. Ramona.
The cast selected by the munuemem
to handle this superb attraction is ca
collect and tho elaboratems oi the
staging ls iar suborlor is) any yot soon
at this popular playhouse during this
the play is based upon a yowglaan
Richard Audalna. nicknalaad the
"imp." who is coined by his ia~
thor‘s will to t a care of [our friends.
Ha is engaged to marry Phyllis lilo
son. but falls in love with amactrosa.
and secretly marries bar. Dickvama.
one oi the tour. endeavors onluooass-
llllly to prevent the mart
enabled to show the my
true character at the actress. mush
conicasos aha only became Who
the imp because it was Dick’s wish and
gladly accepts his oflor oi ”Mm
Mr Carroll Dal, as Dick Cam. Mr.
John “emotions as Waddlss, Ilsa
credit tor the mallaat: . manner in
which they ad the
characters 0 ills. minutiae
o. action
ca
”Wills
.llarrr mamas 'l‘
" us that
H fight» sdvan
, ‘ O
oral persons raised “10$
‘ loss MM no.1.
Willi we
We Wars Twas 01?? log.“
,. run the mt ll
who have it“
an“
to nunaW15o'3Lniii oiling“In
tails 13W
iisll Stock Company .
column seaward. The steam of
but is
tho
Gloria Gallup as Plutlss and, Lynne
Overload as the “inn" deserve treat
itinerant
.lt’z.
oi witnessing it will
if iiiiiiliiii run.
liot milk and a illir amount oi cboco»
late will help the thin woman to take
on flesh; and the practice oi eating
the food is better assimilated.
When you take time to rest-mud a
short rest alter lunch helps nearly ev-
ery woman to retain her youth and
elasticity- use that time to the best
advantage. and that means removes all
closely titling clothing and lie down.
Close the eyes to rent them, also, even
if you do not sleep.
ans—~—
Pi‘ohably boonuso oi the great hum.
trlmm in oi slgrotte or flowers. the
am dressers now prefer a hat oi
cloth like the gown. trimmed with s
band at the tor that trims the gown.
The single flower that is set upon
the wide norms of the fashionable
innit looks absurdly small though la
la a generous uproaontatlvs oi its
spool-a but it attentively introduces
the desired bit at color and it is s
mart little item” at tho toilette.
“El “10 Eizmmfl:
. The soft. dark color at the soalskin
blonds dollshtiull
shades oi ants yet now so well
til 1 or This for drapes (well and
rtly used tor the tam crowns oily
W first or satin hats.‘ 9
are much better
than lemming.
very slowly in also an aid. on thus for
born of all for hats with their little .
with most oi the -.
cut in one with isnd slightly low.
trimmed nook. lac ins unbecom-
plemeni oi the a gilt scant shirt
that is the cap
the season' o style
oi the best at .;
le youthful and
in keeping with Ilmple lines of.
the skirt.
TO CHANGE GNTY “STEM.
Civic Feller-scion alts a in at tho
Genera
A wolldrnown
Haven Civic Fed
sly.
ber oi the New
n. and one who ,
has (alien an so out in the coun-
ty commission
part that the
lore the out i
iect oi bringlns
a mistake ii iii
tlcipaie in a in
present county
county political in. said:
“i believe the oration will malls
at to change tho
speaking of the
on will tako he:
ure with the ob-
a change in tho
not‘actlvely pals
Tlloropos'tor
its committee ithe investlagtlon- .
was a thermal». and the commit» ‘
toe thatfralnodmada some coed
rocornrnendstioi Now the commit»
teashmddbo Veredtoaobstors»
the incoming l lore and fight for
the principles i the the Federation
1 necessary. auptllor
appointed to hath
1 lion. " continued the " 1‘»?
war. "rose in a more «not no 1 {3.
“deal divisi the senators and. , 1
tally lNow Ham Mil:
stands for.
committee ca
die the was
"The
o to be throw sway attsi'
:‘urll‘g‘oflmbllg ills inventing: of mild
mo null“:
"New" hs‘il‘sllll's
'{wosrlnlnu
‘1 Mi- randa from new and ion
ill; m trash or»: in}?
”ignit- “claw destined for Mills
.m conditions
1, 112%??? l attempt o1? change
doll
both Dm‘
h’day gill dominion-h. ‘41
ill.
Mill 3.“! illi-
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