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MAMMO DIRECTORY.
Mateo“ Communlostlon at Olri
II» Leave. No. 108, F. and .A. M.,
will» hold at its rooms, Dec. 10. 1011.
t 8 p. m. All Master Masons cordial-
y and internally invited.
Fratern‘slly yours,
ROBERT M WILGOX, Gee’ y.-
'flOUTI-I NORWALK 30111110 OF
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President—Nehemiah Candee.
VlesaPresldentu—Oharles J. Pldason.
Secretary—Frank w. Hadley. ,
Treasupeer atthaw Corbett,
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‘ BETTER ACCOMMODA-
T I.ONS
wretched conditions at the junc-
tion of Seaview avenue and East
Washington street, the trolley
14, transfer point, the people of The
" Norwalks, particularly those in
‘ ~ East Norwaik, are determined
that something shall be done to
quickly.
In ’connection with the agita-
tion lot better roads from the
town and better service from the
Thoroughly aroused against the .
relieve these conditions and that
1 9 it”
loot such amount. pith said additional
fees sndeatdthmnm:
reads as 4101111111:
allegations tithe oomfilnt be not Ils-
tslaed, the combats-era shall order
that the complainants pay to the 1'...
pondents their costs. taxed. “cordial
to the rules pertaining to costs In civil
:etions I11 the superior court audit the
tions at the complaint are sus-
tained the commissioners shall order
the respondents In said complaint to
pay the costs or the complaints. tas-
ed according to said rules; and said
commissioners may issue their wsr~
rant in favor of either party for the
collection at such costs, or the same
may be recovered by a proper action
on said hood. or on this statute. as the
case may be; and the fees'of the com-
missioners shall be taxed as part of
said costs; but no costs shall be taxed
for witnesses.
. 9......
RIGHT 1'0 THE POINT.
Mr. Broker,‘ol Ansonla, member or
the national republican committee.
from this state. Intends to hold on
out of friendship (or the administra-
tion. lie is certainly displaying the
true political spirit.~—Middletown Pen-
rny Press.
, —e—-
Connecticut woman found a $250 dia-
mond In a leg of lamb. Doubtless the
lamb that lost the leg buried the gem
In his call just beime he was slain
in Wall street. -New Yo1k Telegraph.
“——
Piitsburgh, too, is having a crusade
against dishonest weights and meas-
ures. In November 4,595 lnsimctions
were made. Of 1,325 pairs of scales,
364 were condemned; of 1,538 weights,
224; of 1.732 measures,_29ll. That Is to
say one in every five. was found false:
Lei the good work go on.~—Worceete‘i’
Post
.4...
"This country needs men of brains
not politicians.” said Mr. Illdlson. and
4 rolley company, it might be add-:
ed as asug suggetion to East Nor- I
4 walk itself t t it instruct its ais- !
.j’ ltflct committee to install an elec-
tric II t at this place, both for
;14 the la y and convenience of the
he was Ioklug In the direction of the
White house when he spoke for Mr.
Edison knows its present occupant, to
be an Ideal president. “Schenectady
Unloiysmr. »
4,.
Frank has Short should not have
essayed his "highbrow" drfmatic at-
.“ general public.
74;; We reprint below a section of
“ the statutes which has hearing on
:T’44this condition, which may be of:
interest to the citizens of the town 1
14‘ and district:
Public Acts I90_3;-Chapter 90.
‘ Be it enacted bv the Senate and
. ’ House of Representatives in (lea
’era] Assembly convened:
Section 202i of the general statutes Ir.
hereby amended to read all follows:
“* Whenever any town shall neglect to
heel) all; public road within with town 1
In good and sumclont repair. or whop-
' ever the selocimen of any town shall,
fall to remove or cause to be removed
any ancroachments upon any highway
in such town, or to make such allow-3
4 tions or improvements therein as may
. be required by common convenience
44 or necessity. the county commission.
‘ ‘» *ers of the county in which such road or;
4 highway is, or a majority of them,
“upon the written complaint of six 01
more citizens of this state under oaii1,:4
and indorsod and approved by the
states attorney in said county aftcr‘
proper inquiry made by him, shall so
point a time and place 'when and
where all persons interested may‘ap—
pear and be heard upon the propriety
‘4‘119111511 encroachments, or of the making
of such alterations and improvements. 4
and shall give notice thereof to ihe‘
‘ 4 first selectman of said town and to lhel
person or persons maintaining such
'enoroachmcnts. by causing a true and
' attested copy of said complaint. accom-
‘panied with a summons notifying the‘
said pa1ties3‘bt said time and place.to
4. be lelt with each of said parties, or at
“his usual place of abode. by some
‘iproper officer at least six days lnclu~
slve before the day appointed for the
hearing; but before issuing any sum-
mons on said complaint said commis-
sioners shall require of the complain-
ants a sufficient bond for costs to the
adverse parties. and may at any time
I hemaiter require further bond for
elioh'costs. if the commissioners shall
all that such road or highway ought
be repaired or that such encroach-
;_4-}~:4nepts ought to be removed, or that
such alterations and improvements
$10 (1 be made, they shall order the
on of such town to cause said
dor highway to be repaired. and
encroachments to be removed and
‘ terations and lmplovements to
ads, and shall prescribe” the man-
am’oval or such encroachmentfi.
H1419 making or such alterations
improvements, and the time with-
h‘lch the work shall be done, and
” 1 ' reasonable cause extend such"
If said orders- be not complied
4 he’ commissioners shall' cause
h4 repairs to be made, and such on:
”shutouts to be removed, and suoli
"of such 1epai1s, or of the removal of '
11d extent or such repairs, and or '
tempt this season. as any producer
would have told him how bad condi-
tions are
test. ~~Mariden Jaurnal :e
—+~
I‘l. Roosevelt was born In the Octo-
ber of 1858; he will be in his tilt)"
eighth year when the nomination sums
mcr oi 1916 comes along. but there‘s
every present reason for a belief that
he'll be mighty pert and spry for his
age. 'I‘hereare also reasons for be-
‘lievlna that It's only three consecu-
tive terms in lho prcsldcncy which
‘Col. lRoosevelt considers idl'biddeu by
the George --Washiaaton precedent.—
Ilurlfordgt-Jonraat.
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4144432215005F0R IfllI LEGO.
Freight Conductor nets Big Verdict
Against the New Haven.
llamages'to the amount at $22. 600
were awarded yesterday in the United
States Circuit (‘ourt to Oliver 111111.01
304 North High street, Mount Vernon.
a freight conductor, for the loss of ’
his legs In an accident on the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
near Fairfleld, Conn, on June 8 last.
The company raised the Issue. that
the Federal Employersfl Liability act,
under which Hurt sued. was unconstb
iutionai, but Judge Hough overruled
it. and declared that the liability sia~ ,
iulo abrogated the fellow-servant rule,
so that It was no‘ defense to show that
the injuries of the' conductor were
due either to the negligence of the
towerman, the engineer. or the track-
waiker. '
THIS “TWO GUN- MM" GETS 17 IN
ONE FIGHT. -
MDNTEREY. Mexico. Dec Iii—John
J. Wilkinson, the American .superin
tendent oi the Bullion Golondriua
mine, killed 17 Mexican brigands out
of a band of 28 when they attacked
the mine storehouse. '
Wilkinson was in the allies, and
when the outlawa crowded Into the
little court he threw open his room
door and opened fire with two auto-
matic. pistols. He poured volley alter
volley into the panic stiiclten bandits,
and when the smoke cleared away 17
of them were dead.
The others mounted their horses .
1,»
and gal oped to the mountains
OURED 1N HIS OWN HOME TOWN. "
NORWICH, CONN. Louis Frasier. ,
4 Market St. tells the way for his fel- '
low towasmen to be cured of kidney
and bladder ailments as he hims'elr1441
“I here been subject; to
was cured
backaches due to kidney trouble for a
long time.
Pills I began taking them. and they
gave me relief at once. I can rennin-‘4
mend them to anyone, both as a great
cure, and a sure preventative t kid» 1'
hey troulllo’. The: 8 due; harm
His ideas did not not a fair
is, .
.4141! costs of the commissioners,” 1114,1144 4 1 4
. 4.111111; 1111141431”: 111211 Willa ii the!
Sootwn 2022 in the ham statutes ‘
Costs on she WM a? the4
Hearing of Foley Kidney: 1
BY THE IMPUDENT BAR‘DL
(Chicago News.)
Ladiy lady, passing iairl
view our beauty. rare,
Coldly rad1ant. like a star,
How I wonder what you are!
Younweight. 991101.111an guess--
All the rest of you is dress!
Some 15 hair pndsome is hat,
Fluff and feathers and all thatl 44
Say. how many lives were paid
4 That you mtfht he thus arrayed?
1 Your warm urry coat reveals
Epitaphs of several seals;
Sable boa. sable muli-4-
Twelve small lives were‘ not
enough,
Egrets six were surely liliin
p sin.
‘ These your dainty’hanjs are hid
l’Wn the skin of slaughtered kid
Calfskin oi the kind called "ooze"
Makes (they cost a life) your
shoes.
Your halo—years by purchase.
was shbrn from on a slave
Chinese; -
Silks and loves that you wear.
Represént vast toil and care.
Your “ complexion“ - chemic
barrel-
Goat a {arid of woe 4rend pain;
La . t at on may y.
Thoisandsy thrdw thg lives
away. .. .
Do you ever in your pride,
Count its cost in homicide?
Lady, lady, passin g fair,
Do you know—an do you care?
For our headgear. smart _anL
Our Housefurms
Department
Corner Main and Well Streets
.1
s
11217.1...»
in our large Basement was never before sQ
well prepared to meet the Holiday Demand,
as this year. It is 4 just overflowing with
Everyday Necessities in Kitchen Furnishings,
China Ware, Beautiful Gut Glass and New
Domestic and Foreign Novelties and Brio a«
Brac of Every Description. A most. iortu-
hate purchase is must welcome at. this time.
Our buyer has done it.
of the numbers 0f the lot:
Cut Glass
"samurai oh: om2muu1~
selected. new designs; Excel-
'l’ent values.- "'-
CUT OLABS JUGS. :l-plut sine,
spacial 3339
CUT OLA88 TUMBLERS, usual
also. Special .....4;'4.69e each
CUT GLASS HANDLE!) NAP-
PIES, sires ii and 6-inch. wide
choice. ellhcr else. . .691: each
OUT GLASS CELERY DISHES.
sine II-lu Special ...... 31.03
IOUT GLASS DEEP ROUND
SALAD 0R BERRY BOWLS
Sonart site. Special. ..32.98
our cuss spoon rams,
several patterns to select
4 from. Special ..... 31.49
our cuss sonsoa,'ouve
DISHES, etc. special. .981: ea.
CUT GLASS SUGAR C CREAM
SETS from. 31.95 to $5.42 set
CUT GLASS PLATEAUS for
displaying cut glass. Prices
range f‘rom.:31.25 to 3275 set.
CUT GLASS SALT a PEPPER
.1. SHAKERS, with sterling sii~
var tops......‘..39c ‘1 We as.
our GLASS vmeoaa
CRUETS. Special 3138
Silver Applied
Ware
4 Genuine sterling silver applied
Glassware at
prices: scroll and rib patterns.
stamped sterling.
SHERBET cusses. . .391: as.
MASSIVE NAPKIN RINGS 1
59eeaeh
musraao lass .‘.-_.*.'.ssc ma
Carpet SWeepers 1
‘ 31.3.1134
Sweepers.‘
welbknown -' Carpet
v-run easily and
quiet“. All Ideal Xmas 8"”. '
usually 32.50.1961» "
extremely low ‘
Waste Paper
Fancy Straw Waste Paper Bas-
19c 4
Mission 4 Alarm
‘ Chick's '
Nicely made, guaranteed one
year. Special
93‘?
Lemonade and
Water Sets
Extra .heavy 4 fancy» Imported-r
’ 'Glass Sets. comprising” large
1115, 6 glasses and pickle-plat-
.Cups alliances
\ and Saucers, beautltul floral
- designs. Special. EACH
,9c., 1 "*1
Boasting Pails
17-1ncb double Roasting Pans,
‘ i made or 11an Russia Iran.
Special anon _
38$de 4- 4 ”.4
lists. imported Special EA 4
.4$l.l9 . ‘4
420000" Imported China ‘l‘es Cups
i
Below are some
Berry Sets
7-picce American Porcelain Ber.
ry Sets. 0hr- Dutch design.
with blue band: Specml, ss‘ru
98c
Tea Kettles
. ‘ »
No. 8 solid cooper pickle plated
Tea Kettles, with ilat bottOm.
Special. EACH
Chooslate Sets
Pretty Decorated
Imported
China Chocolate Sets, 6 cups
and saucers and large pot
11.494 to $5.25. 59‘
Ice Cream Sets
7.pleoe Chins Berry Ice Cream
or Sauce Sets
980 to $3. 540 Set
Brush Brass Fern
Dishes
7 dash Brush Brass Fern Dishes,
with inside tra)’
EACH
.. 791C 1
Special,
Brush Brass Candle
Sticks
6-inch high solldBrush Bras-s.
Special, EACH
2:2"? 11:7. .‘
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Norwalk Chronicler