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‘ SOCIETY NOTICES
MACON“; 6 DIRECTORY.
South Net-walk, Conn.,
Dec. 1311111911.
Special Communication of old
‘ ‘odne, No. 108, F. and A. M., will
did on Friday evenlnowDeeember
. It 7 30 o’clock. Public installa-
newly elected and appointed cf-
ior the ensuing year at 8 o’clock.
Mimosa of Old Well Lodge ire priv-
t6 invite. their . lady friends.
ion for friende who are not mem-
6M the‘i'raternity may obtain them
Fraiernaiiy yours, .
REED H. FLYNN, w, M.
HAN'l'fl/A AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS‘ ASSOCIATION
chemiah Candee, President
Weapresident. Charles J. Pldgeon
ank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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DUE To GOVERNOR BALDWIN.
11 (Hartford Times) ..
(The opinion of Atioutey-(‘ioneral
out of the transportation of
“hers of the general assombiy ‘is
in redh‘o‘nse to" a question asked
‘ Werner Baldwin as to the pow-
6 ninth board of control, at which
or the payment of the mileage
. see or the legislation at the last
too. It has been the custom for
50 years to provide the members oi
wgenomes oi the general arisen-tidy
1 y for mileage a sum which is in
6161 g s’ of the amount of the mileage
al wed by the constitution. Tho opin-
' oi the consent of 61196 long dullioi'id of
recent yam ham been the fact that
the legislators we e trials to go tot their
homer over-y origami? and gotura in
laminate duties,
. _‘ expense i
obliged to pay t
they would have been“, the statute
contention to that constitution, there
would have been in incentive to short-
en the session. 1 1 6
The proposed tmendmeht to the
constitution by'wiioh moonstone will
be brought to a. More not later than
the itrst Wedneday alter the iirst
Monday or June will be in client at
the next session: 'i‘his‘wul limit the
snssion .to live mi’nths, but it non be
made shorter and} very likely, the leg-
islators will nee 3 way of reaching
tinal adjournment at an earlier date
when they are “i6 luded ol the neces-
aity of returninsitoytheir homes' and
staying there by the obligation to pay
the rule to have tensions of only {our
months duration.
‘ Members desiring cards of ad- y The action of the board at control
in postponing tht appropriation of a
sum to make 1111311 deficiency in the
legislative ultowui no for the transpor-
tation of mombela was taken at the
instance of Governor Baldwin." it oc-
curred to the gorirnor, when the mat-
law under which‘tbe present practice
or providing for the transportation
of members is based conflicted with
the constitution 11} l he suggested that
the Opinion of tho attorney-general be
obtained. .iudgoddzbt, the attorney-
,mernor Baldwin. 1 .
1W
RIGHT :rq THE POlNT.
Q4”...—
Doteotlve Burns «may be talking
just a little too 11 nob on the strength
of the reputation; be has acquired in
the running down of the McNamarns.
wiiridgeport Tell gram.
q-t
‘ King Cotton mikes a brave attempt
this your to regain his «throne as inc
foremost Americiu map, but King
Corn is not to be dislodgedth-w
let 'l‘ribuno
.4
M 0110 time it 1 as all emhrncen bo-
tween summer anl autumn. Now it is
all embraces between autumn and win
tor. Sane y laden. each of them New
. Haven .imtrnsl-Cqurior.
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Also do your hinting for Christmas
presents onriy.~llostou Globe.
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Those Who extract action. reguiur or
insurgent from .thin...scasion of norm
New Haven ournni-Conrivr.
46—.“
The biggest hotel in Europe. a 1.000.
room nadir, is to be built in or near
”Regent strum. London, by Sir Joseph
Lyons, and it is announced that it
will no on antinipping. institution-—
Worcester Post.‘
1011‘ is written in clear, comprehensive
drown up at furnishing mileage books
he ti‘anspmtzitlon must be limited to
only-live ten-ts a mile for a. mile-
” to and from, Hartford. This
eons one mileage either wnv: that
i. say, when the session opens each
«portation at the late of twenty- iiie
cents a mile i1 out his home and at the
11d of the session he will recclte a
6‘slmlinr amount F‘m instance, the Mo
roilresenlniims of New Blnltnln whinh
in nine miles distant from Hartford by
“in will each teeeive $2. 25 at the
petting oi’ the session to pay their
railroad fare to ilmtiord for the en-
sension. and the some sum to pay
lr fare home when the session is
lly adjourned, making in all the
uni of nine doihus which the state
i pay i'or their transportation
The opinion or the attor-n-ey general
ill result We substantial saving to
, 6 estate. The expenses or the trait»
filortiatlon of members oi the general
359111ny by steam and trolley loads
during the last session amounted to
387. 98 in 1909 it amounted to
+85 25 and in 1907 to $29,.100 31
e6 g1eat increase in the amount of
this yenl ‘s expense is due to the un-
usual length ot‘ the sesolon of 1911.
it is believed that there will he a
saving or soy enty'tive eper cent. on the
oxliems oi txanspoitatlon under the
} opinion rendered by the attorney- gen.
' .11 In 1909 the comptroller's omen
English. The practice which hunt
to members of the general assembly i
In t be abandoned for the finale.
in other will be given :1 sum for tmns- ‘
d the Inst of tramlportatlon or
‘ r - et 1 f ki 111.
to and officials of the general fifiifikflgf £66116 "‘ “ 0 ““y ‘
ly i501 that session, on the New had this year. i'l‘lt‘ero is 11 vast ill
cents mileage basis prescribed price 6of watcher. i will not attempt to
he constitution. and found that it 4
. ountcd only?“ to $6,946 50' The state watch. it We d be unbelimnble. but
6 the. ”BAHAMAS “AAA WA“ A0” the what I do an) i this; n purohitser may
annotation of members the 311111 of 1
site house in i in city (and there are
85 25'6 or $24 5386 75 more than (linens oi! than within three61ni1111tes'1
d have been paid in the statute walk of bore). and if he or she can
mills the matter had been in bar. 1 sci "19mm.”
6-with the constltinion.‘ it was .
rod that the milenge for the _ '1
this mono 0 dealers! wli be an - , 11
“ ntlet' the6 system which the y l p
oral does not think is com BEE We 3mm 1r Emtlo every 1‘
‘ P 1 Wet ehPro ‘
‘ 6i. even though it is according; F ”Aw. 3636"“1 A ° .
1Vv6'hii66 tho‘ ., 1
wentymve
1.5L , W“..- M“... ,,,,, m
6&6
ruinous»
21.11111: $1 5
sour too 1111
son:
Juoi road the [our above lines over
nunlnuml atop! realize Mint it means
to yt111.'l‘i1is1 is t 0 offer that hill upset
the Maiden Latin Distritt (which is the
whoiwnic \iutt't distrirti. more than
any tirite no 4119i made in 11 month.
The 23 .lewol‘i niches they all rely on
in make big n1onoy.The ‘23 jettel is
1 the one they soiighth draw their COW
ditiou of sale inronnd which furore
overiiiotlr who wants to buy 11
.1 ewelled Watt." 11‘ into paying a big price,
and after 11 man pays for one. he no-
cordln to tho tnindition of min only
conditionally iui6
sorbet-1'. thn‘ryon but 11 watch 11nd
par your menu} for it at this mini»
lisiuucnt you become the absolute
ow‘hrr. You xiii; our receipit-d bill of
sale .\ow “23 icwrls" is engraved on
every one of hose watches. so that
there run be or mistake by the sales~
1111111 in the puroltaaer. The cases are
slnrnimd and guumntmnl to be 31.1111,
14 6K Gold through and through. not a
,eng'e bclw 06011 in“ wholesale and retail
say in lltl
would rim 0 or‘ this some kind of
lake one 0! thus wntcltes to any whole‘
du lionto it 01-11 reputable denier can
or more for ion “11111339386. with 1611i
discounts oft. s will gum: refund
or until o-dertl liileil.
ir railroad fare. as 1
their railroad it real. each day. It ‘
would not be can rising it it became ‘
ter came before the board, that the ‘
general, agrees with the view of (law ‘
gross, have another miese coming.» 1
possession of it. Not -‘
c hnndsmnost we have I
in tnuce what a retailer , '
in lots of one hundred 1 1
Mother wants a necklace.
Some silver and n table.
A costly rug. 116iancy6 jug.
And then a cost 0111...»...
6 Mollie wants a sunburst,
The most expensive make;
His lit6tle heart will break.
, Alice wants a bulldogq
6 A ring and baby grand:
He'll kick to beat 111.3 band.
Grandma wants a Bible
-
No one thinks of father,
Poor old. faithful slave!
,He’ll be lucky if he gets
A hair cut and a'66sha6vel6
[Open Every Evening
Ii lack don’t get a touring car
if Tom don't get that'inotorboat
And. a year’s supply of smut; '
The servants must get money
0r they‘ll walk out in a huff.
‘ 1 and «so and two gold watches and: A“ “it“ reported the wetter at once
. ins articles. .
BeSure and meetnie at g
'ljiil Christmas The Boston Store 1
”1 1.1 Tonight and Friday
We have selected Special Lead
ers from every departrhent.” in "4
the store for Thursday Even-.
ing and Friday.
They “e A11 Genuine Leaders
and everyone a Money Saver
$1 Taffeta Silk 790'
Full 36 inch beautiful Tallow. Silk. This is a spe-
cial value. inblack‘only.
75c Silk Pongee 39c yard
This inbrlc is part cotton and part silk full 36
inches wide, in the following colors: illne. Pink,
Grey. Bloch, Lavender and Tan.
Silo Women s Underwear 361:
Fine quality good weight: nee-co lined Vesta with
1 Print: to match. ‘
50c Silk Base 281:
A special purchase from a leading manufacturer. 6
They are extra line value. 6‘
1 ‘ ‘
y
6390 Scarfs Mid ShiiHlS 250 ea. 15c 4064“ Lawn 10c yard
Hemrtitched with drawn work "assigns; made oi 6' Fine {or aprons. in white only. A6161 excellent Lint}; 666 1 .1.
union-Linen incisor that and 301130, ‘1 of quality and nice even thread ~ 1
$1 Renaissance Scarfs 79c
66 lien] handmade Japanese Renniesdnceflcarfs ior
sideboards. bureaus. etc.. 20x54. Special, 790.
Silo Cashmere GloV'cs 3166
Ellilt lined Cashmere Gloves. They are 6iwoelasp
and at exceptional value;
‘fl
290 Fruit and Salad Bowls l6c
‘gllicautiiniiy decorated same and Fruit. Bowls, .-
uuart size. blunt 19"“ to a customer. 6
Dress Patterns in Dress Goods
All our short lengths in Woolen Dress Goods, rang-6
mg from 2 1-2 yamsdi in., and 36 ytfids 36 in.. to
it 1-2 yards. 54 inches, and ii yards 36 inches. Less
143 and 1-2 for 11161, week only.
Manufacturers’ Sale ‘ 0f Blankets
THOSE WHO FAIL? TO BUY A PAIR OF WOOLEN BLANKETS AT THIS SALE
SHOULD COMEAIQNCE ONLY A FEW LEFT. , “ g ‘*
8£fl|E80F6n60fl3L66 “IE3? Walk was entered some time during momma... Hunt 11. was discovered‘
. , » .2. g the night and two overruns, a lady’s that the helm came out of the lockup
”VESTIGATE” 6 '3'” Wen“? With a. red limiter» next morning and sold the lug to a »
(Continued from first page) 6
ye glass case, pair of glasses colored gentleman for a dual-t6? The
31(1):: :6 not: 128;“ and pin punched rug has been recovered and D!‘ Clark
-_-‘- urn 11 er 8 name printed on notified.
Th 6 66 6 6 6
grant: iftfigt no: QXAENZGNninlxzi-E the east: unit a. fonn‘mn Den, wel‘é The police-1.51m investigating all
.amoa 6
oil No. 46, Knights 0! columbus. lit 3 e 111' cles taken these cases and lit is hoped that some
39 Orchard street. was entered you. in... Bates discovered the burglary 0‘ the gang “6” be apprehended bo- ‘6
terdny afternoon between the hours oi this morning when he entered the ol- gigsretgifigoxve committed any triore ,
It is noticed that clothes have been , _
taken in all instances and that leads
the police to think that the jobs are 1
being been done by a gang of tramps.
The bungling manner in which the ,
1 entrances have been gained, the booth . g
1 ’ and the selection ot-‘ ‘
deeds further this idea. f ‘
a an“ of clothes are among We ml“, to tite‘hollo‘e. They arednvestigating
made by Mr. now When he went
home to ohnnge his, apparel last ever
nin3.'rl1e salt; which he bed planned,
to don had been taken. 011‘ the suit 1 1
wasaltiotc pin. 11 , '
Entrance to the house was gained j
1 _ it
An Ohio social-let has been asked
”Ami” AAA 966M601“ Ollieor quit his orm party because he did
F6 Munro. with the rug still 1
‘ He askcd‘im‘ a." W
and war token to the
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