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City Editor‘s Residencc
. 38. R. A.M
. Tuaoduys. oi
och ,onthwlul‘y. nd August, as
own 8 color]: All Royal Aron
Charles
.47.. ruck, H. P. Robert W. ,Wilcox,
ooVoo‘ LEGISLATiON. ‘3’
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Vay appear to the small dairy
1 first that by the law they have
VI tho large. and small Inodncers.
'ery mom in its classification ol’
oi? hemrdinanro lnigwery low of the
dair‘ymon will ham to make any odd!
‘tlonal outlay of money to change oon-
diiiono on their lnrms.
, not'iihu pnsioumlng uqulpmonl thorn
Vane left live other classes which thoy
.. can I1)!‘0(illC(.‘, tho gunrunteolll
down to‘ lho ruu. milk. anyone of
if some: low I4
Il‘olll
Ville board oi‘ health.
looking to tho side of tho consumel
‘ be ordinance in of untold \uluo. W hon
‘ a 1mm. is recalled that in tho post
[of months thorn huvo been two opi-
‘idomlco of typhoid l‘emr traced to boil
Illilk 11nd ono of souriol l‘ovor onlnuhl-
hadrom tho sumo source, thou» is no
* dilution but that Iho low was required
for tile publ‘w unoli. Wu compliment
'tho board 01' houllh in luliilii: the lulllu~
liVeIin this hunter and also Ibo oily
council in IIIlIIIIIIIII; lilo board’s rocmw
“malldution by hulking ii In low.
. thirst.
. Iliid it in We COBL
. ic VBIIildins, South
; slum”
Zl'whidh will bear tho slump of. npproval V‘
an
I , for making finosl and
Hid Liquor in Coal Pllo.
Every Wlbié mow was made.
Once: he brought home II 300d manly
of honor. The {orally Vmund it and
loft the house. ‘
_l:i was after this that he went-to
Monomer, Jr. She was in court. to.
tell his honor of liar three yours'
homo that slle tried the “unload stnii.’
she said, "but it,» did‘ho good. [could
stand it no longorond mar ho had
been with me ihreo years we had to
send hiln away. Judge Bennett tried
to hide II smut; when the young wo
mun fluid she
was entitled too degree and she was
alnojglveh “the“ Custody ' or her ‘wuhg
out son, who is: 17 years 0! ago.
Another 41881 marriage wont
Mrs. Rose K. Kopmeyor-
They
Phi Wot" year
it until March 8 1908. She was ihon
s..—
No amount of” mimWoIfion by tho
peddlars of alum: hulking powdm. no jug» ,
sling with chemicok. or premium commie.
or cookcd-up cmificates, or falsehoods of
only kind, nan. change the fact Illa:
has been Immd by the III!!-
‘ Minus to be 0! lilo
mm [clowning eilkiency.
tree m Elmo. and oi «homo
purity and wholesomueos.
Royal Baking Powder is 81419me3 bin.
14%;.1'.)
live with: his sonwnd more moi. Mrs. ‘
Work in the cause ofmiorm It was '
While. she had nor Mot-ind“ an
“i put it in his coiroe every morning,”
mm. in tho .‘iuateni,
The court thought iho- mother?
wrong in the drink line as dluulOa‘od'
by
«Vere .In-zIrI-ied on Aug 9 or the fate
living with her daughter, Mrs Eddy. iticeV mung bow mule
ll PoWdcr
’ll)i"l l
roost economical £004.
(35 mm
In he 1...; Side, limp... ,.
cal-mo homo and .
’ ’l‘ho Mm. * arr-lived ,sml
John.
to got in.
jail for thirty days ,
Mrs. Kammeyer Bald; her husband
would go at ior months III: a. Limo.
Once ho went army on» over Itwo yours
She had to work to ouppcmt barrel:
and the ohildreh most of the time.
Anna. Eddy, lilo [Mitionors
vuoubleo. Tho decree was allowed.
A. c. Hermann Divorced.
Albert C. Hermann, of Slmtfond.
secured a divomo mm Eartha I?
Hermann, now of i’aw‘ialoket, R. 1.
They were married on November 27.4
190? On- April 28 of the «follow
your Bertha. said she did not
married lifo Albert muld go his
way and she would so hora The
Vhwil'o led:- and had: not lived with her
illusbond since: ' The docroo mos
muted on the ground of dosoriion.
"'ComllnoVJ. (louver was on hand
“to hilltlly for II. dwroo‘ imn Donioli,
ll. Cadaver, but Judge Bennett-
quite right and a. further order at no
The woman who can not wear
flounces because of limitations oi stu-
turc, will find this skirt trimmed will:
bias iolds. a very acceptable modal.
If it 'I. found lllat two folds make the
figure look shorter. then one may be
omitted, or the width can bu modified.
This model is designed for misses
and small women. The skirt Is 0 {our
piccg affair. with high waistline. It
010303 to the Icit of center oi lront
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indium Mull mul llillli li lIIIo your;
Mon to Iurn you or drinking ll in
wow; ”In your lInlIlIII. 'lhoi
In: m Illa IIIIII um hung», but Iii
' halt tho l'ilLllai‘nlll‘alflw In lIlII'
Willa Vino.
in mm moon mom wall will
493343.41. 919nm!“ in lilo flunm'ior
W Midday whoa Mm. 190mm
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hill m for II divorce from Edward
. MW of Iirmklyn, .
' 4M . “another amid silo Inorriod
Edwin limit on (m, III, 1891. down
I‘Myn «our. film had a may hip 01‘,
it. film had II little cum oi hor mm
and the out ii. inlo houm III rim.»
burl: to bring in no indium
IIIIII. Mmolho'r Itohl how hard on
'fi‘iod in m lief husband, but
in without whom Fauna-on
w Julio banished him In till!
“humid mm film it
«on. She Rant on «yo um
with“ mum ram.
Willi or l'klwm'll .ll. Moxmuior‘u fw
norm manna Workers!
‘ willing: blinking ,msmm
(r; ‘ X»
‘ 53 96
manna: mun. men war.
One of the mo mulch: mm» d0-
slgmeo loI womm who can not war
flounmrl Idem succesrinliy it it
Irimmrd win: two hm folds ol’ iii own
or amommlhg mum. ’llhs my
jooimi @0de
tin: lelx of them
3?” «filling and: of this drew,
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Sentmel FaShion Plate
Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE
HOME DREssmAKEh
and-Ir lilo plan at
under the plait, therefore it is neces-
sary to finish this pan oi the model
very carefully so that no suspicion oi
the adjustment will be visible.
it requires 2% yards oi +1— -iIII:lI ma-
terial to make the shit
oi webbing 2 inches idc (or stay.
Cloth, serge, voile. velveteen. duvclyn.
velvet and pond dewpcchc or: only I
few of the materials used in the dc-
vclopmenl of this model.
In developing the skirt. first join
the side and back glues ha notched.
Now plail extensions. creasing on slot
pcrhirotions, lap to double “on” per-I
ioraiions and press.
Adjust bands on side and back gorcs,
c:cnIIr harks cvcn (narrow band Is up—
per band); stitch upper edges along
Iroonlincs of small "0 " pelioraiious.
"iuro under ochre of ironi Izorc on slot
Prrioruiions, lap on side guru in small ‘
In"
pcriornlious. notches cvcu: nIitclI
as liluslralud. leaving edges to loll oi
crIIlcr- iront iru: above Lime “0" per-
ioralloll in from gore for placket.
(Juth-I IIpIIrI edrzc oi skirt between
double "Tl” III-rioruilonu. Adjust stay
to posmon IIIIIicrIIcuih skirt. centers
even, sulnli “o" pcriornlion Ill side
seam: silich upper Nines Ioucihrr.
dummy Ihc new skins classified as
“niruinhl' this: is n Inusl oopulnt mod-
vl "IlIL-rr are all low Kliilil‘l'o iii me
back In Iiiupnsc oi lhr lulncsss about
the wuislliun. 'lhoro may be con-
realm bI-Iwulil a hull bell mndu of the
IIIIIInrlIIl. ('ul In narrow swim. braided
and handled with buttons or twists,
also oi the cloth. ,.
”Mir“
Rom mama-mongol...
MMWWT’WWM
lnl loll John at tho when station. Tho
court him out moaning Mill. him to
Him “39.1914... .. .
mill 9‘ yard:
a. now do above was. A
MM will MW mmmon.
Vail 11!th
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Editor of Invalid. Senilholi " '
When mo 0mm «mommuaul ,~ .1 ‘ ,
vwoq being tom upon him; min by - .f 7.!
the pollllool atmloxioio. the argument I. ,. '
that. was sent out broadcast. m tho , 'L
point of memoir. taxes mm bore» '4 '
dncod when the humorous chaos wow
memo together under one 090w .
control. But who! a moi-hardy and '_
tatnl plunge it. was for Blue Norwalll.
We have lost our lino school armor- .
ties; on which we did not one and dull
int. and all future control oil- mom. "
“ileum. wild about. her mother's Mi; us mu hack a year or woman 1.
Ewhon would I ion-mill town in: and T:
a thrmmill district tax. and compare “
it with tho present situation:
iii
iri‘Nay.‘ 1913'». .
We paid I1 district tax ...... 3 “mills ~
Sontombor; 1913*: M3,. ,
W0. W1! a town inn. . ... , . .12 .....'“1“” .
We pay Third district tax. ‘4 :I‘mlllu
May, 1914» ,7)...
We pay Fourth district tax. "inllls
My. 1914 ~~ ' :‘i.
. iWu hay. m disirlct tax. .495 :VInVlVlls
80% bills
Here we have taxes of over three '
Mrs. Kopmeyer stood ihmurhil chat rho norvico was no at W noni. “MC“ only cover can and
(mohair year‘s oxponsos
i This is an annual tax-rate old 20
, i,mllle or two nor cent” as against our
“dormer 13 mill 10.me increase of 35
inor cent. and yet oonsolidatlon has
not gotten fairly ulidhr Way. The Midi-‘-
lnotions are that alter the consolidation
gcharter gets under l’ull headway, that
_ East Norwalk'u yearly tnx- rote will
easily reach 25 mills and be double or
i our former trues whehlour pooplr took
charge of their own holiness.
1 East Norwnlk during the past few1
yours him been sought for building
homes on account of the low rain 0!
taxon and hung xi- iron: onll‘ovugoni
expenses of the 39“” Eectlons. Tho
conditions am now changed and on
are to have higher tax-rum than homo
other parts of rho wonderful city, that
“has grown smaller and become more
dwarfed sinco consolidation took place.
in lhmo on) way that East. him-hulks
can escape and got back her own and
again assume: the mm of her of.
bolts?
EAST NORWALIK
«a-
l ROBBED iN STATiON.
Roll of ‘20 Removed from Pocket of
South Norwnlk Man.
Whilo ho slept at tho Bridgeport
railroad station waiting for Is Iralu.
Louis Kuvnolm. of Elyoveuuu, South“
Norwalk. was remodel-320. 'Ho wu'ro
up Ill 2 o'clock. yostordny morning,
and dimovored tho loss and NIH fact
that the two mun Iwho hurl boon with
him had dlsunnourod. iio raportod
tho mnttor to Patrolman Clifford N.
Gorgon and won tokon to police hood.
ounrlors to givo tho dIMilII of the
limit.
A IIlIorl limo later Patrolman 4an
word '1‘. Daily III-routed John Bldionhl,
of rloulh Norwulk. on it mun who hull
boon with Knvnoku unrly ’l‘lIuI-IIdIIy
' ovoninn. The man who lost lilo Inonoy
won goon. howuvor. and thorn woo no
ovidunno walnut Sidlmlll and ho wail
roolnnod. Tho other mun with Kw
vmhn is sold to buvo mono to Nuwfiwlln-
you on tho 12M? trulu youtordoy loom-
inn.
3, I!
NOT BEYOND HELP AT 37'!
moonIliIItIIr-hlngL uloddor mum.
mirlnow in Joints. nook. lonoiivo kid
my notion and rhoumatlo pains. am
all cvidonoo of kidney Will. Mrs.
Mary A Donn. 91 E Walnut 8L. Tuna.
ion. Mash. Irritant"! have passed my
arm birthday. and thought II who ho
your! tho mob of modioiho but WM
Kidney Fills ham armed man Mun»
Iicim in mym"lormowm
(imam. “
IWIWW up Ina-w .....
m
moon. m laid hold dihohriao‘ol
norm 1: Hum Ina-fa III-II «I» run-
out Madam «will srlinhoi
m umv Mli‘mm in“ to
‘ : calm mus WWW m, In l ~
no; men! mmfldommmu mars ~'
-' mum and conviction than II manly
. {one In which Ins argument. It not. . ~74
‘ I concentrated. We aim» Wilt. '
IIIII‘I um limit: Miriam nti- .
LI Union. we have onsgrvua. are the hilt , s
-; to he read. and In no»: ulnosuold. '"
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Justin time for Christmas
7317 50 lilo $29. 50
.mw lI' ':
..:‘7. 3‘.
I
; 12' minim , qur THE VERY BEST noon
“ $22.50 IN, THE WORLD ‘-
Ilr . ‘ . .
. $2500 brought these too fine Serge, Silk, Prunclla and Satin ‘ t
25 $29.50 Dresses to us add» time had we. wish trim-late the "
‘ ‘ fortune with you. Of course our dbiiity to take up .3 «Ibig
. stock through our New York office from .a well known maker for cash just when he
wanted it most had unmet ling to do with it, but the fact remains that never at this IimeV
just a few weeks bcfore Chirstmns has such a lucinating‘ array or Dresses for women
Men olfered at such low prion. . I
Of course we cannot begin to give details, as
' they did not arrive until 9 a. In this mowing.
but we will Say that they are Pretty, also flint
they are the Most Fascinating Array of
Women’ s Dresses far the price -- that we
have ever had the pleasure to offer to our
patrons
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III IIIIIIII IIIIIII
R SPURiS
,.Tl..m9.9i 1937.19.44: Juare‘f- . _,
'JUW. Mexico. Dec. 13.»- «Mom
sell. a <19»th In new horns
shoot, got the racing mntfixom duos
M’GLEMI l8 SOME-
Immayewamoowy standing 0 nillel
"H" 0F ‘ ”KER in the sensauonsl timevot 1:371 1,.5i mun Villa 0i Makers’ and
. = equalling the mark sot live years ago . .
long lorry Mallow was approach by Centre Shot at Santa. Anita. Park 3 Fifll8h8r8 m ""8 DiSll'lfll
ed by on emissary or tho Federal California. John Reunion was A length
[43nt monily and the lullor oil‘omd bohlnd the winner at the finish. The
him a salary of $10,000 a your to jump event. was the Mnnlmuma, Handicap
the Giulio . and it draw is splendid field of milo
"Do you want meio be broke the hapless but favorlmwm mi in the
next. morning litter! sign with you?" hunt at any since or the some.
asked the big camber. . "‘ “ ~
"Why, no!" was the reply.
"Thou pm on. lrilsnd! Ten 'Lhou-
Band bucks wouldn't lust mo over
night,” exclaimed hurry us he walked
“may Mcbenn. who Ivor-l 0 loading
Iun maker during tho longuo meeting.
caused a stir Friday uinlu. at the Will-
John W. Sculloy. of South Norwalir,
was prnlctically tho unanimous ohoico
of the members of the Hot Makers
and Hal. Finishers, of Norwalk
the position 0! notional president 0:
the United Hatters of North America.
The balloting occurred yesterday in
like Central Lahor- Lyceum, in Wauha
lngton street, and demonstrated thut
the Norwalk members of the trade
consider Mr. Seulley well qualified to
head the nationwide organization. He
bus for some time been the traveling
representative of the butters. and was
--Bis assortment. 0! dining furniture.
Raymond null Sloa, ‘Norwalk
CAPTAIN YIALE 'l’ENNlS TEAM.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 13.-Willinm D.
flunuinghmn, of New York city, a mom:
hot or last year's inioroollogiuto ton-
uls town. has been elected contain or
idorf‘erlu‘ Meeting ”WM“! scrlbos the Yale University. tennis team. Am 3 former deputy sheriff in ‘ nlrlleld
h“ said: uouncemont the election was made county. The result of the v0 lug (oi.
"l‘ve Just made a. irndo b0”! “0 iodny. Cunningham is a member or lows 3’
you want the news?" the junior acudamlc class. I Hat Makers.
“Burn! . tht is it?" reupundod tho ww~w--- Simon Bloke ................. 3
reportcrg. HJenningn' tool acts are filled with John W. Soulloy .............. 53
l "WGU, I'va (”dad a small bmr for “MI W“. C E. DOW. ‘Iillank ................. ., .......... I
nix big ones. oven up!" was tho reply. -- ""M "‘ Vf " '"*
r-Womllon for Xsmzm M Noock' a. TON“ ............. i .............. 62
“mam... ”7.2%. mm:
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Elociion Boardwllohert 'MoAllistur.
Frank Mayhew. Frank Sherwood and:
Ward Palmer
Minot:
‘ROBElIT WALLISTER.
Pronidont.
i JOHN W. SMITH.
i r Socrotnry.
. HI! Hui-hon.
salmon Illuko ........ *
John W Mulloy 8‘" ............. or
‘I
i ‘m
.l Total ......... ’64
Election Boardmli‘runh S. Brown,
ammo (Julio, Robert J. Iiuzloii unli-
Duvld Konnody.
Afloat: ~
JOGEPH I’M/(MANY. Jr.. '
President.
JOSEPH. ClIANCY.‘
(infirmity.
«Indochina I: Inthomon III Go’II
lsdios' shoes. :8 50 and M 99. Glover II
Shoo Siam. ,
Md.me
”on: LlnHT 1N NORWALK
The following morehonifl have loin:
(Id In "more light movomont" in um
nor Norwnik:
After-Supper“ \GameS'
Are best by Raw—light. Kerosene
light saves young eyes that are
priceless. .
“fly. I pin-'11.-
The RAYOLsmpisthrbcorkoI-osem WWI‘HMV I
lamp inade. No smell. no bother. Easy , f w. helm _
«tooleunsndmwickmmbollghmdm: 32.2..“ch V
fihfi. . . . ms . ‘
aw} moying mmmy or mediot’s;;liaws 8m.
Balm line—«wring IomuI-nem on.
, for dually aircraft”. V4 -.-I£lolburn a: 14mm I
‘ . V ‘ “W m mm Enrol-oi othorg lino unmood them
in?“ mm I .V gamswmmluomuu
M V
for .
memes VPracllcally the Unanl- '
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