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my what thQ are selling.
Inscription or on lreotment "
‘ 3901:; to their attention and
one they distinctly recommend it
sir notions. ‘Asl: your urologist!
our! physician: in
_. .dir‘ect to the Engll
drug store‘s in
an Pharmseal Lab-
grittfries. Inc. 1531 iii-cadaver. New
or . -.
if you are a suitors:- iron: th die
ironing melody it MIN» greet
your interest so all on clout! nearest
twill and get this fl‘rentment. - ‘
woman! um
(continued irom First P383.)
uzhlarea Mr. Fisherty said the
1mm new avenue is almost in;-
We. fiducika already laid are
3101‘ Finnegan said that the state
nnonts of Mr F'Iaherty are true and he
h‘dd turther that the streets are a dis-
'9 to the city. He recommended
the matter its done.
On 11101103 or Councilman Milne it
was voted to instruct the street com-
mittee to secure bids on "the work.
Q Highway Commissioner Cohill said
a work will cost $2.000 and he re
Med to see this come from his do
annulment. . '
‘ iA‘ petition for sidewalks in River
W was read. The property owners
are disposed to give some land to
widen the street in order to get the
On motion oi Councilman Milne it
was voted that the street committee
:‘ limiter and report
A’Q petition for oermission to erect n
ory dwelling in Eollmé‘ ‘sireél
was referred to the petitioner, George
Mitchell, for the signatures of the ad
joining mommy owners.
Q A petition for a sewer in Eclipse
. m1 was deferred until the next
locating.
id. petition drom l“ H. Bedlent was
Q to elect a house in Union avenue.
The recently elected oilicore of the
“ four lire companies of the Norwalk
< lire Department were read.
. {resent again to ask a bolster apprdach
It the honor end of the avenue.
The highwsy committee and city on
eer were instructed by vote to new
node for Catherine Street and the
2 New York New Haven and Hartfordi
or property owners to lay a grade.
Raymond Brothers reported caring
tor rubbish left in Beacon street
’ A plan for the collection All city
city taxes was submitted by Mam
,Q Myer-d J. Finnegan He suggestedQ
’ - thlt the lanes be collected semi-oh-
Q anally, in June and December.
The communication was as follows:
" ' Norwelk, Conn,
' January 20th 1913.
ileutlemen or the Council: , Q
d herewith Iubmit to you a plan for
had under consideration for
time.
compelled to barrow money for live ox
1'!!th the city has to pay live (per cent.
clinches to the taxpayers.
3111011 in his iibolts, for the past four
showing tint
nmount of money borrowed by the oily
reach in A luxury.
and the city engineer invoctissie the;
liroad'nviil be ordered. with the 01an
collecting the city taxes. which i have
some;
de are well mm that the city is
dis monthe egch year. for the use or
This conmnt borrowing or money
rlltes me on being an unnecessary
l have lig-
urea given me by the treasurer. as recs
the average
When it cameo on cold in the night on cam Wort-hip within
We invite your attention to our attractive line or
COMFORTABLES
& lLANKETS
Q Maire the has: news semi-annual-
iy, my in June and December hair to
; be collected in June and half in De-
member. This .plnn would surely work
to the advantage of the taxpayers in-
asmuch as it would divide the payment
of said taxes so that the omen
would not come at one time,/ and would
{be equally divided. and, at /tho some
time, it would he a. ennui; to the city
or interest charges. amounting. toeome
8700 per year undon'the present pinto
I would urge/you. “ottoman.
give this matter your earnest consid-
prevsl the connotation counsel may on
range the necessary changes in our
thinner er ordln ‘1‘
Very yours, ~
newline J. FINNEGAN.
' Mayor.
it was voted that Counsel James '1'.
Hubhell submit.“ the next meeting.
the substitute ordinance for the pres-
ent one as concerning the waiter.
were read and ordered paid.
itunello for damages to his auto. last
! summer, was rezoned toCouQnsel Huh- -
boil for “investigution.
Treasurer Howard A. Montgomery will
serve to the end or his term.
ills resignation was taken from the
table and destroyed.
1
Mayor mnesan annealed that crop '
arty owners in Main street be remissi-
" m and he was muted mission ed to lay nev Sidewalks The Prowl
ling stones are broken. The entire
council was appointed as a committee
to do the work.’
The action or City Treasurer Mont- ‘
.;Joseph may, of Wilton avenue, was somery in transferring certain monies
to save the city interesl'money' was
approved by resolution.
E Light Commissioner Milne reported
{several light changes.
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DRAPERIES
’CARPETS'
‘Augevine.
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' an. ocean in the sidewalk in front _
permission to run,” a him one Q
‘ , sidewall: to
‘ thl curb ecu dominate 11111118 'au‘to-
/ street commissioner. A vote that the,
oration. and if it meets with your op- .
The bills of the various dcpfirtments .1
The matter of the claim of “N. San- ‘
Mayor Finnegan reported that City
A light is as. Q
. 1'.
me some! Q,
Micronesia. .
his «echo; out in
’moblle mm.
Gauntlet ‘iiuhbell o‘xpluined emeudn
nights to the city ordinances prescrlh
Mr. Mills. who was dreamt. s‘a‘w no
Monocle not hove the .
your
in: for permanency or the Wide oi
nemmw nil-titer work be done so
the legislature
Mayor
bell will look into the matter.
limits as form‘s the city limits
again discussed.
why we shouldn’t get this money (or
our city simply because we are a‘ lit-
,tie slow down here.” said Councilman
‘Milne.
Counsel Huhboll will investigate the
matter. ‘
LockTiuough
‘Thamer's invisible Bliooal Lenses.
.Divlding Line visible to the eyes,-
that youcsn see both tar and near
through; one louse—you'll know or
the wonderiul improvement" Kryp-
tok Invisible ilitocal Lenses are
over the old fashioned kind.
Oculists. not Opticians. eenlnino
your eyes when you come to us.
THAMER
Dentists and Opticians.
or Ail-mic equal-l. summit. 0t. -
Open flat. Evenings. Eat. in Years.
"— -me-
II A coon run 70 ‘
P ‘ ° 1
we will topical-us to sub-
mlt entire»: (on your work.
THE
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GORHAM
CO.
neoan'rosL
'10 Fleet at no Mme
m «a. .
State ‘aid for city road work was number of tax liens for abatement.
”There is no mason under heaven ion that the once of sewer inepector
»New London. in May.
The moment you realize literals no -
little
it you lowed
not use mu muefbecuuse nothing;
re economists“ so ranch tor tiled,
mt one Iéuuimuonle renounce
Demo on amen no humid,
Women“ it «more; Quin»;
.T N ,
can
llg'i'hip destructive
scarf W lilog hair :9; its hist're. its
strength and its yery life. and it not
. but set a 25 ”cent
11M em or toilet counter; dimly a
tile as directed and ten minutes an
vectmeut Wu Q0?" made
everythins else advertised that Sharon
Wilde colt. lustrous hominid hair an
ionic and no more falling help-you
must use Knowltons Denderine. Ii
welcome it Wufiei a deverlsnno‘ce“
and itohlnz oi the scalp; thou the hair
' we tor the somblldht‘ comment
that the change may {he put through ‘tcr niie dish; aimed lire apparatuses
iwere‘ mentored as $109 and 391 Conn-
Mohegan believes there climan Milne favored granting the an
shwld he a law‘ draited to cover the plieation. ,
erection of buildings and Counsel Hull- Mayor Finnegan suggested that more-
“ ‘wss Won the hide he W611 and this
also thought wise to extend the fire will be done.
conical helium mommnded a
Counsel Hubhell save it as his opin-
may be revived or allowed to Qdie as
the council m lit.
The‘hmrceentstive of the hooks
keeping system now helng installed in
Norw
it “$7
GRAND SMETABY GOODWIN
OOMING.
lint;
.wm Attend sci-toe 01' common: 1
1
Odd Fellow. in new London in
May.
L‘ ' " ,
Preparations are being made at;
trendy for the session of the grand
Iledge 0! Connecticut. independent
Order oi Odd Felicia, ll: be held in
The grand
lodge is to he unaided over by Grand
Master Frederic C. Burrows who has
Follows in response to invitatloh to
'attend. Grand Secretary John B.
Goodwin of the sovereign grand ledge
01 the United States. oi Baltimore.
Md", hes accepted In invitation to be
present.
During the out week the grand
meter at Connecticut has instituted
a new Rebekah low At No‘nalk.
This is Our Sister: ledge,“ «refinery
to Our Brothers loan or NW
LENGYEL MUOOIATION CUM
IAKE.
Pine 11er Enjoyed Oiled-y Afton
noon in ”dogwood I
The fan! Leonel Association Qzave
er clamhslie Sunday liternoon it 2
o‘clock on Paul Lenayel‘s trove in
announced.
léngyel and was excellent in every
respect: Those present were Hui
'Lcnrycl, president: William Knapp.
, vice president;
Q George Mast. more
tary: A. Chontus. treasurer; J. Hol-
land, 1). Bordon. E, Huseey." fluent
Groeschner, J. Leuml, John Redwey‘,
Joseph My. Donia Smith. J. Thom-
as. P. smith, C. Xeneolla. Fat. Joe
echo.
Mr. Lcnxyci was the movlnx spirit
in the choir. and it me the opinion of
“no time. '
‘uyouuuear
“Q immune other than than um»
i
flaw are many claiming that the
"“3 present ““1 “91’1““ precedents in holding up the nominn
300mm 0! the" Arthur.
hogan to hear from distinguished Odd
it was propered by Mr '
all that he certainly nvo them one‘
Q {and mm m continuum and
" .5343 9011an only It were not
centunllywwhy not now? A 25 cent
bottle will truly amaze you.
. \
illilllilTl so not
his hit Lillll‘i nth
Holding. lln oi Appoininunls‘ is
iluprecodenled They claim
WASHINGTON, D. (1., Jan. 21~—
0n the heels ogyflguree which compil-
ed iron; the records. Republican
Democratic senators are vioilting all
done of President Tait. until the next
administration enters the White
House. During the mini sessions or
Cleveland,
Hannah and Cleveland administrau
tions, they cite the figures to show the
hull of the nominations were given
approval by the Senate.
Of all the 583 nominations sent to.
the Senate by President Arthur dur-
ing the session between the election
and intonation or President Cleve
land, thqy show only it were not
confirmed. or the 400 nominations
at the close of the Met Cleveland ad
ministntion. only 188 were not
confirmed; of the 512 seat by Presi-
dent Morrison. only a: were not con-
firm; or the 5612 sent by Bree!»
dent Cleveland (school administra.
:tion), only 108 were not confirmed.
”Thole doom show what the ore-
cedenta in American history are."
we Senator Soot of Utah, one oi the
active Republican leaders in epesk' ‘
filibuster
in: 0! the Democratic
against tit. Tait homo-{loan "The!
show cruelly how the Democrats are,
violating the precedents in ruins
,actios to prevent the confirmation 0!
‘ Mr. Tut's nominations.
"The Republicans are not attempt-
in: to have confirmed oillclaiif whose ‘
terms empire alter the new adminis Q_
trotien begins.
following the custom. shall confirm
nominations to till places for which
the commissions expire or which be-
me vacant before Taft's administra-
tion is ended. in some canoe. the com-
missions hove already expired or nie-
cee become venom; in others, as in
the case or lnterstste commerce Gom-
mi‘esioner Clark. the pieces will he
,vmnt unless nomination the con-
firmed at this session at (long-sea. it
is such nominationhua‘ those alone
which the Republican are seeking to
hove confirmed" ‘
Moi-arty have Bopuhlicnn iced~
WNW the rum to show the
Attitude or the Senate toward the
a retiring «ministration. To the any
clan of (immi- encoding his retire
gmeot. mum Arthur concluded his
QQQnertmstwm Md all but ‘i were new
lint hdnilnlstrstlca. President Clove-
ldl failed or confirmation Pmi
em Hurt-loco contacted in Doll!!!“-
me until] but is were confirmed.
President Clevelnud at the close at
his second “ministration. nominates
mm
m! some no can rotary or
W N new oilom has our. com-
111M Wily We each admin
tum mar-n.1m
was his mu a the new
use helm his retirement utter lilo ,
Last Week '01 the Fumiture,5Céii-él
suing cl Knowiton's Danderlne at any _
’ryo‘u out say this who“ use heat in- '
We flinemly helices. W o!
lots of it-no dendruti~no .. lteliinc
T
‘They are insisting that the Senate. 7’
nominations of postmortem mode or ‘
pet, Curtain & Rug sale
which closes Q‘8aturd‘cy night, the 25th
only; a. few .-.
i‘nore‘ior pcoolc to pick out notes.“ ‘
1“: values in inrmebm ngt has been Adieu-57753111131 ‘ .
‘ 161,, safe so for for ‘uaf‘al for cvci‘ymic else we hope... m‘ ‘
Q. When iticom'cs to ‘a question of fine floor covering, '
furniture of draperies, the prism desirous of posses»
ing an artistic thorns buys carefully considering sty,lo “
colon-lugs and practicality. ,
If an artistic piece of Furniture is needed, the op-
portunity is this week. ’
If one has a weakness for Oriental Rugs, there is ‘
now a discount of ten per cent.
Whoever is meditating a trip to the south and has"
not sufficient luggage, the discount on Trunks and Bags
. is on per cent. ~
Lace Curtain. Portions. Qaii Tapestries and other
Q. Upholstery Fabrics are less 10 per cent.
'L ed ‘ T Q» ’ . e ‘1 V
Linen Tray Cloths of high glado
Q We hav‘e a few too‘marly, just a little overstocked,
and are desirous of closing out a number before inven—
tory. .
Dimensions, 22 x 29 inches, with a wide substan—
l .
tial hexnstitch in- a o‘attcnmd damask quality, $1.25
each, - 1
75¢. very special. Q
Napkins that are worth buying right away. Heavy,
vllurablc quality, 22-inch size. were $2. .75,
at$1.90
because the cloths that matched are sold.
Men’s' Wear at Clearance
Sweaters, pure wool and Shaker knit, with ‘ “full"
not ks. regular value $5.,oo ‘ ‘at $3- 50
Outing Flannel Nightshilts regular value 50c Inc
and $100. sale price, 39¢» 59‘: and 79c
Q .Onting‘ Flannel Papamas. value $1.50, at $1.00
‘ Soisettc Pajamas, value $1.50, at $1.00
Negligce Shirts, $1.50 and $2.00 gradce at $1 15
. Hole Supporters, value 2 31.. 15:, 1 pairs for 25¢ ‘
Elastic SusocndeQrQs with fine kid ends,
.Q Q Q”,
All—silk Four-in-chds. :51: values,
Men' 3 Umbrellas.
Of Gloria silk with boxwood or miueion
$1.10.
Main St. entrance. lighi.
roe 3.10: 5°C.}
19c, 3 for 50¢
‘u~‘~ r
handles, ‘
- Q ’1 .
$1.50 value.
9
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in not enough. The contour of your figure and the fit of
your germ ibove the corset require .a stylish and comfort—
lblc m We carry the host Bra-clams made.
Q Their epochii‘eaturce are: Invicibie rust proof boning.
‘~ um shields, some» com: hook. splendid muting
“ mum, faultless fit. finest workmanship and dainty fin-
2‘ in. ‘ W
Styles for every figure. 25¢ and up.
The N E Ryan 00.-
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