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federation illsllstl,r ,Upon to Secure
Legislation punishing ides
1111111 is called upon to exert 1111
fitnenee to tire legislation fortitu-
1 use by police author-
he "Third Degree,“ to secure
~ 1' ions from prisoneiu in 11 letter
,4; hill. from“ the notonnl headliner
: , tiie American Federation oi
t-Wnu'ilinxton and which hall
been received by the trades
ilMthlll city; The letter which
Mby 1111111111 Campers. prank
o! the federation, nnyiiz
_ Widont'p rotesie unmet this
ill! Will“ tie wsrrnni tor 1111
Willi. the brute power at
“ an 1,111. treditione derived
he exercino of torture.
ill' physioil cells prohibition alike
M6 ,yh ordinary humanity
“11 , ”.011 the port oi the no
‘ iiidi must be stopped
' .wpreoommend to the
Iiiiii to the city cen-
,- Will their little upon the
1 (iii, sir. sepsrsie stilts-
" elicit lsws s11 ehsli
>' is herbnflem perpe-
smile“ of crime
in inherent in nu»
Quoted in every
, nomads tilet
«anemone.
You. know it represents the Pound Sterling,t the
“Money Standard of England.
When You See the Name STERLING
from: eggplants the highest slenderd of
the Piano 1111111 Art in the United States of
Rented
r. the .11 mine 10 ofimn‘llii‘“
,an Haven, .1111. 2:1.»01311111111 1
use“ eli' “influence”
' seen piece suit
' here.
1 ulpinent wit
1&1» is he bi fell
the Above Sign
You never quell.
installments
Tuning or Polishing? Our
“Write or 'phone No.- 30
I M. Schoenberg Piano Company
toe Washington St, South Norwalk
cerifé‘afl’afo‘r"fi?§5fiMilt
sonnets ,
1-1———_..
State Boyd of Education issues Pam
phleu for Three
The suite board oi education has in
oiled catalogues of the normal school
iii New Britnin. Dnnliury niid Willi
mnntic, giving the names and number
of tho ututlentn in ouch, while the chin
tonne of the school iii Ilenhnrydn
eludes a map oi thut city. Accordin'
to the Military there are 260 student
in the school lit New lirltuin. of wliict
ihirty-neveu come. from this city, he
ins more than twin an) other low
in the state. Thole are nine elx all:
home irom oier lltsieii tind one iron
Slum.
'l‘ho tit‘llOOl in llnnliut'y ha. 119 eiu
dents. of which lWentymlxht ale reel
dents of llunbury. Sixty four towns it
all are leliieilonted and time are It:
students from other statue in the. tin
ion 11nd one from Peru. The school it
Willimnntlc htill 125 ntudentn iron,
within the state 11nd one ouch iron
New York, Mennnclilinnttn, Penna)“
vnnin and Rhode inland The illllt'
bond of educstion line also issued 1
pamphlet 03118 mus contelninz tin
school laws of the stnte.
1 «Everybody's friend—431'. Themes
Ecleotrio Oil. Cures tbotheelie, oer
nope. not throat. Heels out's. bruises.
solids. ions In! “in.
new luven nose in ORDIF
. stumno one
it wwtshxemtajnw reltroed elite:
ior it Ilse bit
if“!!! slew 1 it
other lines o‘
e svsiis at 6111
r endf vile-helm
need I feel tiers-sec
he Invent Meet
The cent
understood to
spite iii this ”than
_ sensor Ind 11111111 tiers. 'i‘lli
‘ fl Mlle reity'wewmped
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A novelty in gowns will the wide hem
of a lighter. rather than u darker,
allude than the gown itueii, 111111 the
girdle in oi the name light shade.
it in not strange tllut Women who
become poneounerl oi the retiliy lovely
huge which. however, are furninhed
with nilkon cords inordinniely long, do
not at first know how to inane“ them.
it requires 11 hit of inct to handle
them well.
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1‘hoiiel1 the chi scarf seems loot is
bit more suitable for house Ind dressy
weer than for the street, tin occasions!
street, model'ln noted from a smart
house allowing this feature.
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Now null then 11 flowered nillt tnuitlln
hes the 11111111.- number of under 11nd
orrrdressee that ii more pretentious
material might have, say I foundstiow
sheath of crepe d1» chine. nil overtime!
of silver not. then the mneiin and over
all 11 tunic oi nheor blunt. tiltifl.lhl’l.liilill
which the sliddowy figure! of the mile-
.in inilil show
Ii in ruihur on error for 1110111 women
to wour nlripen. thinking thus to pro-
duce the iniprcsiliou oi niondurnenn, for
sirlpen uro almost always completions
and unions perfectly out are uuythlua
but lllil‘ilt‘ih’v.’
The lilurit velvet incinli in often the
voila-mini; fonture 011 an all white hat.
ind 11 women who find» one utterly im-
possible if altogether whito only weer
with n sense of looking unltnu lly well
but which 111111 the uofl blne velvet
llninh.
it seems to he s ditiiculi thing just
lit present to find hate of medium nine:
hey are either very, very broad 01‘
"they are no email 1111 to burn no brim
0 upon} off.
Elbow cuffs of block lot. which finish
ihe sleeves of n hint-l1 evening xowu
those innii‘ is of 11 blnvk Jetted tulle,
niellnify the whiteness oi the nrml.
Loco or embroidnrien, ribbon flowuie
1nd lmneomenierien 11111 constantly
Ind under illmy overdresneii or limit...
showing thiouuh inintlv gull very
hurmingiy. it may be neid that hur-
nonioun t‘olorinxil, dietlnctlve pattern!
ind good style are oi (renter import
hun the line quality of the work for
this purpose, 1111 the apparel client is
uore noted then the detail examined
hrounh the drspery.
To those who underuisnd the hinlory
if drone, fashion enema to hsve reach.
1 steps of more perfection then the
world line evr known. Comfort. bounty
ind common sense ere sdmlrsbly
blended. Shirts for welirinlr purposes
ire short, 1111 they should be; theysre
lDl‘l‘OW. slimming in tendency and int-
rteneely chin. The short. trim costs
:het so with such skirts. when well
nude end in suitable texture. ere the
11st thin:r in lute. says the "Boston
lobe" We ens no lonue more we
duties for the street germ: we are
mm: in weight. we see old It ‘e
elicit leier due. our wei'eu ere noni-
‘urtshly blf. sad we no heppler, end.
11 it way, see expensive. .
Quite a number of the eerlier lion
'nsts conform In closely to the helium
t the wslehiine inst they give the on
sat lit e ample” drool. ll‘he eldrt oi
curse etxsndii midst-silly aims the
en slut under the nest. but usms
letter site in one with
lieu lit. esnpletliis the one-piece ill
m
'i‘liei'esoe taste
lien 11 his 1
“11.11.11.111”. .
W. Wsde. 11 1011111111" 1»
be no indiesiton or
ill] ill Bill.
“ A Wsihlnuitlii 611ml Winner’s
H65) W6i‘ileil
69'" Until Silo
tint 111199,,3”, ll
The pdlioo It'll
choolg;
who in alleged to owe more then 166
residents at the national capital sums
totalling 150.000. ssys1s Wnehlneton
dispatch; Site in slid in i1an borrow.-
otl slime relight. irons ”ii to 31,000
people in sil ports or the city
1 w in the understanding thst she would
return it with to per cent. interest per
“ month. iiendey she dissppesred from
her home end the; 11 im new at-
iotn’ptlns to here her emptied.
mWsde tsve’ promlsnry notes in-
darned with the heme of 11 government
employee who has denied that bodied
lined the notes. , ’
Her e lieniii deluded men end women
in all eteiio s of life. in some cases
whole fsmtlies helped to till her coffers
under the slluring prospect of to per
cent. monthly. Andrew Lukel, n wo-
men‘s tailor, end maul members of
his family are believed to be" among
the heaviest losers. 1dr. Lukel are the
women 3700. Two of his sisters sieve
her $500 each, willie his mother centri-
buted :76 Mr. butt 1 thousht so well
of the scheme that 11, advised his em;
ployeen. to profit by it. They invested.
Mrs. Wede repulse ed to her chem
that she was in s hint: to W
unonel to other» lit a very high rate of
interest. She until she tied u long lint
of borroemrn, who slyly paid from till
to 30 per cent per month for loses
rather than deal with the public loan
ehsrki‘i.
She began operations lent. summer,
when line honoured not) from an stton
ni'y, She. paid this oil promptly with
internal. Her fame I driencier glow
like wildfire. and soon money wee roil-
ing in faster then the could put it out
tit interest
She unsalted Mrs. J. M. Bernie to
handle the details oi the intuition. Mil.
Harrie Isys M12" Wsde wee melting
an immense s cunt out of her or
plolln, all the list! no fruitiilsi”ln‘fte¢o
tinting losnii st remerltnbly high rates
to government clerks and others who
feared the publicity entailed by dost
ing‘with "broker-1'
he first inllmstion that things were
not running as smoothly on they
thould tsme about two weeks the.
her money complsl that her checks
were not honored s er bsnl Site 118*
plsiiled that her assistant had failed to
melts the delmslis on time.
hire Wade is 1111‘“ live yesrs old
ind formerly ism 1111111111 Betti
more She went to shineton about
ten years no end ‘ ted I new
fumery isrtory until lent summer.
when she ensued in the loan busi-
llefll. I
To cunt A agile lN all! DAY
mm LAXATIV mono Quietn-
l‘shlets. in Maine! it
it tells to cone . GROWS ell
usiure is on such box. 156.
mm
HIGH scuem omis 111 MERIDIN
ear paecsetur
To Have Inexpensive Gredustlon
Gowns, Metal-lei of Which Will be
Bought irorn Local Marsh-tit.
MERIDEN, .lnn. 23.—-The girl! in
the senior clue of the Merlden High
school have prsctic d on on
innovation which " meet the cor-
disl upprovui not only of those direct
iy concerned but of tho inielllnnl
public oi ery is here
The close of 11111 will outehlisil n
pretedent which will entitle them to
thanks from sit succeeding cissses.
A plan hes been periecied whereby
ill the girls will buy msteriel null
the trimmitixs tor their pwns. iron
s local merchant who is interested
in this movement to lessen the ex
lenses attendant upon srsdustlon and
who will sell the meterlsls st cost. it
s intended to have oil the gowns
undo alike. s eh» I Ii tppie
neviu been seine and Which w i
be iiniverselly been And even
the employment oi Is dressmeker
should be necessary by noise of the
girls, the cost at the completed sown
will be but I ireotion oi whet lies
xenorslly been spent upon the even
use meditation sown.
HOUIII MAY RAVI TO HAVE
LITTIR IOXIQ.
What seems impending is en order
irom the posiodlceloepsrtsnent to com-
pel the plscina oi smell letter boxes on
ell 'doors in; to residences end
tense of b one. in his last repute
sinisster (letters: Hitchcock saw
ceted the use oi such honest obe
ior by the intent or the owner. end
one comes the reclaim-edition of the
post-ollce committee oi the house of
courses neglects 111; up follows:
"Deliver by city letter cer-
riers shell ybrunette only at such reel
deltcee And the at business as pro-u
wide It the eel nee soluble toiletted
twine illr deposit"
The reporter this oonereuioestga
committee mostly through end
it lseit led 1mm. resent recoup
inside on will ”be
. the indie efihls pith isle
lemme
“£391.11. nisile.
Magnum
”Elfin; And! i
when sovernl persons who tied loaned 7”
ii-u' '
”till 1111 711K
1 1111111 1111
W
Why experiment trying to drive the
dendruii norm from undernedih the
skin with grassy lotionsion (lite! help
dressing when Plsisted's store
will eusrsniee 1111110 11nd ”but
to entirely rid the scalp oi germ
life thst census the trouble. ,
mist) and more SOAP cs’nbe ob-
tethed in dint city or town in America.
end ere "counties the beat end sleet
economics! treatment for all sii‘ectlonn
albino skin or scalp wgethehon in-
or grown person. no inpoll
gilt “:60 aghast? spplieeilne at
III p 1: 11: 1: sense
he scslp at 1111111111 end salad.
We invite you to try and
who nose and if not r’1111’11 117111111.
lied we will refund your money.
1]. P. illliiiiili limit
liii lilii illlill Willi
Action ls tor Dollie of tile (lid
liorptlreilon
Clarence 1., Bnrher, 11 New York
inwyer, brought suit. Beturdsy suinet
superior court in New Haven millet
’J. Pierpont Morgan to recover 8250.
1100, end attached Mr. Moran's hold-
“188 oi stock of the New York, New
Haven :1 Hartford Railroad compeny.
to secure the Judgment which he
hopes to get. The suit tit only one
phase of ion: drewu out “Wild!
which has appeared in Celliomis,
Connecticut and Enlllnh courts and
Mr Morgan nppeern in it partly in
the role oi tin innocent byetender
Late lsei week the New Y ll courts
put e eumtnsry end to e 1115 still
brought in thst stoic. Iii it was thrown
out on the mood that it should have
been hmuslti in Connecticut. in 188?
the international Compeny of Mexico
wee incorporated in this aisle end Mr.
Morgen 111 that time wss s stockholder
in it it later contacted with Frank
it. notes than st Ben Diego, 0st. to
sell to him s matter of 1110 sores of
lend and four city lots. Not nil of the
property was transferred to him and
the reuniting breech of contract, it in
oilseed reused 11 load to him of em.
listen brought suit nesinst the com-
peny in the United antes court in
California yesrs no and let I 111d:-
inenl for ”WHOM hut dillcultle's
sroee when he attempted to secure
execution. The intermittent company
of Mexico its in the modiiinie, sold
out to the M teen Lend Ind Coloni-
notion co oi in no, but, un-
der the ruling of the mullet: courts.
the debts of the American mph”
could not be dated to haul .
Mr. Estes “signed his elem to
Clsmnce l1 neither and“ “thought
I suit midst the lnternstion‘el coin-
psny of Mexico. which occupied s
piece on the docket of the superior
court in this country as long ago on
1900 and which finally got to the nu-
premo court, niinr which Mr. Berber
tried to 1111an the English courts, but
these refused to hold the British com-
psny llshle for the obligations of the
American one.
Mr. Berber then found that .l, P.
Mornn st one time held 15,000
entree or the internstionsi company
on lesion, Ind test, so the writ sl-
lens the stockholders were Jointly
Ind severally llehle for the debts oi
the company. end Mr. Month is now
insde deiebdsni in the action to re-
cover on the old imminent rendered
in the Csilfornle court. I
FOLIY'I KIDNEY Pit.“
Are tonic in nation, quiet: in results.
Aspects! medicine for ell kidney and
bladder disorders. Mary 0. Abbott.
wolieboro. 111.8. ssys: "i use satiet-
ed with s bed oseeoi rhelilfltlm. this
to uric acid tint my kidneys isilee to
olesr out of my blood 1 wee no lens
in my test, loleu end heel: nun it wise
may for” nee to step. lured {filers
Kidney Pills for three
wee side to set up 111111 more then! end
the pains were all gone. Till attest
cheats in condition 1 ewe to Ioleye
Pills and recommend them to esyone
eulerlne as l have. " The Bridge Plisn
insey
TH! HAT TRADE”
Minnelli P. Amnson e list denier
in Westiield Mess" who did busin‘eee
with Denbury iii-ms. hes died e poll ion
in bankruptcy. Whitfo iii-1111.. oi
bury. sre among the e dot-e;
The John I. Iteteon 60.. t insinu-
feeturers. oi Phllsdel w on past»
sue the blueet lint
ll commits! 11111111111111 do will"; re
port. which shows In 1
lieu. from 881.51! » '
lioness litmus its last
bumpers of employee ,1 ->
on tapered with the
teeterv employed e ,1
tieM oi its output was 13.,
Empire aniline”.
is n w ’
all.“ little“‘
l
The D. M Read Co
niobium 1857.
summons TO THE wimp SALE. .
'i. he Clearance of'White Goods Remnants has received
1.,
in
reiniorc‘cmuts anti there are more beautiful dotted and can
braidered Swiniles. it must he rémémliered that these fine
goods were formerly 50c, 69 end 75 1:15. a yard, and they
are now
35 cts.
’10 he used in many ways, for the dairitlcnt of summer
gowuu, for children' a dresses,
and fancy work
waists, for sacques, aprons, ’ *
Enough for 11 day or so, but no more.
Odd lengths of White Batistes and Madras at half regu-
lsr value.
Scarves end Pillow Shams of white lawn, hemstitched
and with efl‘ective insertions oi filet lace.
25 cts. each.
Fancy Braided Lawn Scams and Shame,
at 39 eta.
Pillow Shams of entire filet lace. very attractive,
39 cu.
Plain white Lawn Scarves and
at to cis.
Shams, liemstitched,
White Goods Section, lower floor.
women's WARM 3051111111.
.An extra heavy weight for those who like thick stock-
ings. These have double soles and heels and a strong- ribbed
top.
a pair, which are
Imported goods, that were intended to sell at 38 ets.
25 cts._. very specisl.
"Ripplelte."
A dainty wash iabiic that requires no
ironing. New designs for spring, tan, blue, pink and gray,
combined with Whllt'. Attractive, sensible, low-priced. 27
inches wide, tel/fie.
Wash Goods Saction.
m
Knitted Scarves. a clearance of two good styles, very
desirable. Black, white and light
were $1 :15, for 89¢.
Pure silk, were $2. 50, for $1.95.
I
4
pearl color, mercerized,
l
, llandkerchiei Section.
w
Cretonne Genes for toilet articles, Well made, rubber-
lined, and of attractive colorings 45c, spe‘ciel
Dressing 00m“. heavy rubber. worth son, at 351:.
Silk Cases for wash cloths, rubber lined, with cloth 25c.
Toilet Section.
The D. M. Read Co
Preélnventory Sale
WE TAKI OUR ANNUAL INVINTORY FIIRUAIY 1.
IN PREP-
ARATION WI WiLL GIVE A WIIK 0F IARGAINO. IIOlN~
’1
MM! MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2|.
Look for Sp eciais
1 Each Day
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. linoleum-111nm
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