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f FURS AND FUR COATS at 11 great sacrifice
L‘ ed. We refuse to ('tll‘l') any Over into next season.
. THE House OF GOOD CLOTHES
15 Main St., Stamford.
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GOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
L_ Lumber and Mill WOrk for Everything
Telephone, 46.
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is gaining rapidly in popularity as a subatltute for lath and
......olsster And wall paper It Is susceptible of an intinlto variety
. of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits or 11
wide scope for individual prefer-meat and taste. We are agents
fund keep a large supply on hand
The woman shrewd enough to Liigtue ahead and intent a dollar
where it will do the most good, will at once retognize in this offer
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Amendment to Protect Patented
Articles is Deioaied
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Jan. title-Ro-
prnuontntivo Hill of “Connecticut. tor-
iil‘ expert and member of the House
wayu and menun committee that
ironies t‘urit‘i‘ bills. was the. right hand
man of Minority Leader Menu in tho
l-ioune'sm‘urdny and today in lighting
the Democratic hill revising the metal
uolrrEduien.
Mr. Hill pointed out the many dri-
ioreri‘cos betwen the rates in this
Demon-uric hill and the rules in the
metal reviulon amendment Which the
Democrats or the iiouno. accepted last
session and kept on uniting, time and
time again: I’
”Were you wrong then or are you
wrong now. Upon what itweetigntlon
did you make the change?"
Helping Foreign Countrien.
Mr iiill too. pointed out the big
outs in the 1111111111111 products of iron
33 80. Main St.. South Norwaik
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Nomik Young Man Has Contract
With David McKay Publish-
Ing Company.
George Avlson, ot‘ Norwulk son 01'
Se citrnan Alfred Avison, is an ar-
with a intent that cannot be
denied. His most notable success of
the has been to secure the engage-
meat from the David McKay publishing
nrm‘, of Philadelphia for a notion or
.t’rontispleces for a series of booka
lint r13, beginning to appear The
the series is now out and M1.
non Is at Work undo the next‘ book
tor of Animals.
list
heads of "Soft" and “Rn; Grates,"
successful racing men
Boy’ 8
‘ dozen inside drawings.
Magazine and
ills
do Nice.
seen the Boy’s
tinned withtlre skill-
Magazine are
or Norwalk’s
Friends of Miss Wildenraih
an artist wins'reoognitlon at home
abroad as she hwonot
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gists refund money it it tails it;
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New London.
or later steamer. Jeremiah Smith,
Stemto'rd‘, which Wan picked up
the Rune yestorduy at ‘
Mrs. Sarah B.Gi1dernieetre
dwin 0. Glidersleere for di~: 1111i iron works.»
ext month More Glidersloevé
. linibed States trennport Genet-oi
“t. for divorce and also tor
rte-in were seen by the (tr-none.
. f trident happened
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Most girin c not
‘tntlslc out of a ti
These beautiful Animals won rospeo
tirely the 50 Gill) and 1001000 fronds
($10,000 and $20,000) prizes, known as
the Prix de Monte Carlo and the Prlx»
readily recoil her tnlqnt‘n as it little
girl, but it is not often that so young
OYSTER STEAM E‘R DISABLED.
NEW LONDON. Jen. admit. large
, she was towed 10111111 port or the . I , .
No , - .
ohnniei Greene. The oyster 11011" was ,
in little danger when her dish-one his? .
ore said to hit“
WI“ ‘0” Race Rack “Shirk“ the no orionn menuiuoturing oopitui finder
‘11 get near-‘L
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.i ilcles named in the free list includingi lg n ptrroii mutated monopol}
Achieves Succ‘eu in France as Sculpl marhlue tools which are made under; negotiating. either arrihorltnt‘iveii 01'
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and
or ..
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with a broken oheti is in this port
Where she in being repaired by oh '
giro
fzan hits light
jmont, providing
'oier under
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L lend,
Word comes from Nlto (iii the lorin can he made
ltiviern. Front-o, that she has lust ex- Shilliwd into this country free of duty
et'uted 1111 order in sculpture of the not “My 113 I0 WHOM! machines, but no
of to
the famous stables owned by James the cast-iron beds of enormous luthos
liennessy, one at the richest and most could he crust in Europe and Bliiviied
in Europe fluid the United States from of duty
and avoid baiting nL tart to the United
States government it it. ware n part of
a. patented muchine.
to see ”that: done.
These are the most coveted "
races or the Nice steeplechase neutron. life other side oi the House went. to
see that done]
or it and l knew't'ho tmmedrote at?
tents of it, in two or three cases,
would be to trnnsier the industries to
the other side where factorieo are
established; and ship the parts into
this country and simply have the as-
Stamford Vemi euk- Aid In Port of ”mum“ mp" “am
that American manufacturers who
are m‘nuutacturing I patented articles
to L13
and steel, “out in two by on tutti or
‘n hinckmuiru'n tool of some kind and
trnrrnl‘orrlng industrieu to other coun-
tried,” he dociurod that this notion‘
Would giro not only New England hut
the Middle West solidly to tho Ropuh’
flicnna in the next oiertlon He made.
r‘unuy 11111111111 on uncritio item; in the
f’;hili hut they were all along the
two general linen
Hiii’o Amendment.
The first settlon or tho hill rind
hnrdii been rend. when Mr. Hill I301
that. patented nrti
the iron list of the hill
iwhich are made 111' Sold under letters
patent or too United Staten. shall not
fire admitted tree but shall pay pron
out Inter; Major-it; Louder tinder
wood promptly made a point of order
itlx‘tlillili the nmondurnnt , .
it Needs improvement.
‘11 not not altering the amendment;
in any captions spirit not only with
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Lord known it rrcude improvement.”
Mr. iiiil reiortnd to Mr Underwo0d
in explanation or the. amendmonl.‘
in port:
“'llrin hill prorltien that certain 111'
int-lone patents all over the Unitedi
and which trees ohm-mount
metals. both eoppmi
zinc. hairhitt metal, and so:
in Europe and"
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parts stittiir‘ilteli.‘ For instance
i do not want
“I do not believe our lrlendn on
The ultimate effect
"it would provide two things. First,
tandooohoo or Am ‘
. states and nunomhle them hero
lie uttered an nmond I ,
"errdment," Mr Hill sold, f
“I tirdt or the series (it similar; around-
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anyWayi to ‘LLLLLLI’ILLrosom‘ Natural;
color iii the Hair and
Malta it Grow
Map——
A harmless remedy, made loom com
mon gut-don sand, quickly restores gray‘
hair to natural color The care of the
hair. to prevent it from losing its color-I
and luntre, in lost as importnnt an to,
(are tor tooth to keep them irom din I
coloring. Why spend money (or con»
motion and creams to improve the corn
ploxlon. and yet neglect your train;
when gray hair is even more entropic-,3
nuns and nuuxontlvo of use than wrin-
klca or it lKK‘Jl’ complexion? t)! the two, i
it in (rattler to pronoun the naturnl’0
co olor and boom; of the hull than it 1111‘
to hare 11‘ good 60111111111101...
All that in trueeasnry in tho oucuniurr‘ .
nl use of Wyeih'n Sage and Sulphur
ilnlr Remedy n preparation oi corn
mun gurduu Sage and Sulphur, corn
blood with oihrn valuable remedies
for dry. ltnr‘sh. faded hair. dnndrtrii’ f
itchingnualp and telling hair. Altorf
a tow npplirations ‘ of this dimple,
harmless remedy. your hair will grad-1L
unity be restored to lie natural color,
in a short limo tho dunno-nit will 111:1
retrieved. and your ltei1~ivlll 11o lunmrf
come out but will start to grow 1111 Na- I
turn intended it nilould. ,
liion't neglect your hair. for it gone;
turthorwtiru‘n anything else to moire or -“
mar your good looks. You can buy
.thln remedy at any drug atom for
titty center a bottle, and your tlrugw
gist will give your money back it' you i
are not nutleilod after using Pur-
chase 11 botrlc‘toduy. You will norm-I
regret it when ion realise the: differ
once it will maker in your nopenruncoq
Special 11.111111. Sitiileon Powell Cor I
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finished parts.
in one case at a very large r011
-re1n in this country. they told mo‘
'inat 1111111111111. when the intro 'iini hill
ru'nn pending, they uoro expecting
hereafter and were making arr
rnngoments to manufacture parts at
their machinery in their factory
abroad and ship thorn to the United
You'
IE8? ftil‘ .
do not want that, done _
"i do not worn to one the products
of grout trust metropolitan tnnuuttwrur
ed in cannula android over here tree
unduly. i do, not want to see the
typewririnu industry transferred from
this country to Elwood and the mach-IL,
rues made. in their factories there. i;
do not want to are the cash registers
,‘tttut are new mode in Dayton, Uhioj
munutnnturod in European tint-torrentl
and brought here. I know runny of
three cont ornn have within the inert”
I11 desire to irnproto the hill and 1ho~ it! montho seriousii considered the
rrannior or their plants trout the (inn-
irul West to the Atlantic count. (Mini
at? them which i will not name but
an exceedingly largo concern one or
the turnout in the L'Zuited Stilton nulli-
wan
Cothorwiso 111M511 an agent, to trunn-
There are runny about here who will State-‘1. and which Is an enormous in iter 111111 industry irom the Control
learn with interest of the success or Mueir
Jenny ron Wildenmrh. oi Brookiield, indentured of
in her Vchosen career as an 11111111111 11r-
West into the state in which i live
in order to get the advantage oi"
ocean transportation 1 do not want;
to see your western motes airlppod or
your patented manufacturers and soot covered hi the sohetlult» now-«consisti, L.
them transferred tnthe neuronal with of finished products 11! the pithiuuis‘
“be privilege or bringing all their or iron turd steel and other metals, "
product into the United State free or and that those have pructicalio
meat of Mr Hill was defeated the
Democrats opposing any changes
their measure
Mr. Hillle next move. was to pro-
pose éhnnges in the rates no that
they would be the some as the rates
'in the metal bill passed by the Demd
crate last summer. These changes,
Mr. Hill contended instilled Pretti-
dent Tait’s veto of the metal hill or
last summer. I
_ “My purpose in altering
in
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merits we: proposed ’ “is to restore
he rate 0: the hill which the senate .L“‘
and House our to the President last
‘ the changes
I worrie- than wrong now,
i saw pinion.
; otl. about
,_ takes 11
‘glngu, rantdron pipe and
no that in}
‘ (Mr. Sims) can not: that tiieynro or-
Ien raising titre duty on gold.
3 wire.
Wool of title country, nod owtalnly all
of New England. solidly Republican in
- the next election {Airplane en the
Republican side.)
about that. f
some or these industries in New Eng
land;
West, trainer to the 30111 on of their
snooty or me materials. You are not
hitting? on so n111111111 in doing it as you
are hitting the people between the
Miafi‘naippl river and the Alleghenies,
but you are hitting them and hitting
them very,
right that . would now restore
those rated to the rated which were
assert upon by the Congress at that
time. F'lthor you were right, then,
gentlemen, or you are wrong now;
1110 not know which it is; l shave
taken thin hill nod l have .gone
through everx item at it from the iirst
paragraph to the last and compared
that you irnve‘mado
from the bill which you sent to‘ the
President lust nun‘zrrnol You hove
by your action now fully
the veto which he put upon the
measure. (Applause on the Republi-
cun side) i. think you are, going to
in stitv a further veto in the future
it 1 run any judge of the changes
that have been made in this hill.
"Now, then, you hove, ‘nhnnmd i3
itemu Were you right then “or are
you right now? You were wrong
then Your bill was veloud. You are
and the bill
ought to he vetoed if it should be
mused and sent to 1 '1e i'roaident.
”i ilnd,l1r talking the figures giv-
en in the Dornacrtir tnucus print
that the articles that have horn in-
unused almro the rules uiriclr 111-u
illomeu on the other side unanimous-
iy rotted tor in August last are:
“t‘oronium mutate terros‘iilcon,
bur iron, 111111111 barn. square. iron,
hoop hands and unrull
shootn oi iron or steel polish-
nnd pinto pickled, cold
rolled pinto arid nirootu, strips and
plate cold hammered iron and steel
who rode, coldyrolied liars, which
large portion ot’ the cruder
forum or steel; zinc in sheets, auto
mobiles, automobilo parts, bicycles
and motorcycles, axles nnd‘nxle tor-
cautingu,
coeoirdn stove pintos, and so (“drill
malleabioiron castings, cnainu of
all iolnrlu, when, pipes and titres. ny‘
lludrlcnl when, shotguns and plstoln.
hollow ware and Irltohon rrtonsilu,
stool platen insults and dogged in-
porn hurlrrm 11nd naicium gold loot
i’riexrd lrnru Tennessee.
iron,
which
he. suggested 11 moment ago; liner-,1
.hulliontr, and metal threads,
thorium oxide, mutnilie pone with
iii-Iii! on. from 5.53 in the Payne bill
to 2d per cont. in this bill, ponhold
or tips, gold noun.
quickilrnr. wotrir mines. chronomov
tors, and so forth, clocks and parts
or jewels for watches and clocks."
it. was during Mr. Hill‘s that attack.
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on the hill. attor the tmrendrnents he
turd offered that tho failure to which
they Wore doomed by the mimoorntlc
mainritr that he predicted that the
bill mould insure Republican success
M the polls. next. tall
He said:
"We have reunited the. end of the
list or crudnr produore of iron nudr
“steel tutti i desire to call the attention
otlthe committee. and I hope to some
degree or the country, to tile tact that
the report submitted by tho conrrnlb ‘
toe on this bill practically makes no;
mteronce to
the. report is durutedfoonntituto only" "
about; ottothlrd oi the schedule. ,1
have taken tho census raider embodied
in the minority report and have new I~
mounted trout it the. crudor iornrn oii ,
the products or” the
iron and steel,
rolling mills and the blast furnaces
or the“ oountry, and-i find that pram "
tlcnlly two and a unit, of. the entire
three and is half billions—«nod it the
increase since 1:105 is considered. two
thirds of the nuemriiiionn or products
l‘i’h
instilled ,
i‘omuniu pens. .
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This Week ,
Sample Coats and Suits in .
/ Early Spring Models f i
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iiur buyer 111 search of Spring apparel and rrrsri‘iectruu,r
atlr‘nrrcc styles. Irntl ti chance to secure a few nairrplo gar—
rnt-rris. tlrctcri rrror‘lels from 11 Iritlr Lili‘b‘llt‘ 11.11 t‘ In on made
for 1an v Spring \vtrlr. Ilc tollt't'tt'ti a number and i111:- v are
here
Long Coats
Women have hound IIlt“‘ Lung Court 111' such .Luervict'
that it will be the first one In tlcrunrrri. 'I‘Irosc 111111" mics
tire of Now and IIIut \\‘Iri11ttrrrl .rrrtl litre Strut: Iuntrtiiul
tlrtzrlitiu satirr— lined in tire “JIM hide it'\ crs. ottcu uitlr
:1 rlr~t1111t11 t' mirth of witic Irrniti null lruiuisrrruc .Inittons.
I 111101 arm wllielrisprmccting IIlt‘ linings. Coats that
would sell at $23.00, at
$17.00
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Tailored Walking Suits
Medium Sizes Only
Surges. \\‘Llllii(‘t‘il't.l.~i. null Illit’ Suitings in soli-mlororl
stripes. Navy Iliue. Ruse-la, light. 'I‘nus LiliiI light Grays.
Short coats. sniirrliucri. \t‘iiIr slrirhis. in many cases with
triu‘nrriugs of braid and IHIIIUIIS. Iixcecrlingly attractive
and faultltssly tailored. LL
Moll leis that “oulrl sell for $35.00 at $215.00
$3,410 at: $23.50
. $3111.11o at $22.50
But one of each model.
.. Coat and Suit Rooms. second flotztr.
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Women s Srik Underwear ,
Swiss Ribbed Vests, pure silk of a heavy substantial
uraxc right weight tor cool “rather. ultir Itrw necks and
no ulevxcs‘. \\orilr rcgularii $301),
$1.25 Special
Regular and extra ‘sl‘zun.
on. E. till. "Arno Gammon.
.\‘I uirr lioor.
After-Inventdry
. . SALE
In going through our stocks up rind runny odd tors
ol‘ merchandisineome slightly soiled and nrusscd. i11-
voiving (heron tuned uumhcrms remnants ot‘ riubr 11.
short lengths of lanes and embroidories. in an as-
sortment so varied that We could not attempt a de
tailed denorHiption All to be disposed of at prices
regardless oi cont. L
Thane visiting our store within the next few
days will find written of interest and profit that can
Moire no mistake
‘We‘ are slowly losing
they are going to the Middle
very hard“ ,
. Many or these industries are our
simply lnbor in addition to
out or iinls‘hen pro. -
I and of making one rails You have
out; in being out in , L ‘
f not be duplicated.
duty and then. under Demountici ceived no oousiderniiou by the corn , f
legislation. maintain the prices as mittee o‘xoentthat they itnreroken uni . f N CO
they could do. with 1111' ohsolnte moor, tin or a ‘blnoknmith‘s 1001‘ or some; 93 The N E R‘ A , .,
0min“ under a patent If you want kind and out the rates in two. in I, . f
to do that. then vote against the inn-L one rounder. i do not know that l 3; as WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK ‘ ‘
endmen‘t" , greatly regret this. , f , ii If
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As was to he expected, the amend. majority will make the great Middlo L1 I \‘\:\‘\‘u‘\‘\‘\
rno say 1111‘ that so tar as your re—I COUPLE EXPOSED TO (7511313112,
port is concerned. so tar no any art. HARDSHIPS. ’
demo is given by any when that .1011 ‘ Lar.1xrr..1,.rmt. 30 ~Tert‘rlhle 11m
have taken. you have abnoitrioly re- ships were suffered by Arthur Y'onr’v‘
inset}, to throne ”people any chance to and his wife, school teachers, of the ,. .
be hen , no to their indur‘rtry, and
are ensuint‘ely refused to give ‘
any intormntion so to your reasons tor f _
doing it in the report w it: you have
made here; You have talked 11110111
the Mauritius of airing iron and steel
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u gusuieue leanoh‘ which snort-hector .
unwanognable As there were nor. ‘
outs in the boat they could not reach
theshoreLLnnd the little mu drifted 7
out- to sea. For live days and five ,
nlg tether} floated about without mod“
water and were almost in‘ despair '
11 iii more cost. upon the bench
not given us at not; not a. scintill‘n orl‘
evidence in justification of tho reduc-
tion of the duty on these things} it
Limo-Lore may tolndmit, as the chair
fully earnoieted and suffering but the“
child was quite wall "ill will or
.L L Breeding and
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