‘Sllc per month and the
“Rates are Lower 5}
" The-U. KL. thaw. Company
Winter Underwear
_ ‘ :Atno time during thefWiuter. Season has Warm
' been needed marathon at present.
L in order to reduce our stock 'we are offering for this week
some extraordinary values.
Every garment. is standard quality'and offered at n
which makes it an unusual yang.
hprlce
Underwear 5
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finality-600 Garments
.1 'Iihoee who are wise will buy a supply of these comfortable
71‘Gainnenta now while the mines are low and guard against the
‘ many ills that they may be iibject to by exposing themselves to
~‘ .. peters cold. ,
Floor COverings
You will soon want Flour
YardGo‘od‘s
Tapestry Brownie
ingrain Carpet.
Fibre Carpet.
Japaneoo Matting.
Linoleum ahd Oii cloth.
Shatter to Order a Specialty.
A. Dick'ermau 8: Son
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
W: ,GIUE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPE.
Axminm
Tam 8mm
Wool Fibre
cm Rugs
China Matting
‘Veivet carpets
“; ‘ nar- ears mm ewrrcHeoAno. left of the rat on the sellonbom. A
' - while ago a cat climbed a pole in town,
animals made famous by tehir antics a short circuit and darkness.
is Wineted the ordinary Inn-n tat has .._-
deviation Replace To the manifold ~Accidenis will happen but the
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'wmwau a looted by the storm, was I“ m c n
“a“ the Knoyance caused by a rat. it subdues the pain and heal: the
Wioh hetero daylixht today crawled SAMUEL J.~z‘rIILDEN DEAD.
writ“ the switchboard at the electric; AliBANY, Feb. l7.-«Samuel Jones
intent of the Winsted Gas Company. Tilden.‘iiscai supervisor-oi State Chur-
in Robertaviile Fails, four miles l'rcm itlee, died at a hospital here today.
. center, and (becoming caught in aged 61 years. He had he‘en in poor
”the lomlnai tumblers caused a short health for mpl'e than, a year. Al-
li. The rat. it it did not die of "though not able to participate in the
heck. was cremated, as the switch etercisee commemorating the one nun:
. ’wns dot euro. The incident out dmdth h'hhivemry ot the birth or his
‘ “iii? , ‘rmnt tor Winston and those who uncle; Further Governor Timon, at
ad been using light found them- New mm. on res. s. Mr..'rllden
tree in darkness some time einpo watched the eminent“ procession
mm the oirounts could be re- trom his window ’He was appointed
" Ghana‘- Robliiard. the eieo- iisoai supervisor in June. 1912, by (lov-
4W lit the plant found what was emor Dix.
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LET SOMETHING GOOD'BE
slim. ‘
When over the fair tame of
friend or too
The shadow oi disgrace $111,
fall; instead
Oi words of blame, or proof of
thus and so,
Let something good he said.
Forget not that do fellow Ming
yet
May fall so low but love may
lift his head.
Eventhecheckoim with
tear is wet . ..
If something good he said.
No generous heart my vainly
turn. aside
In ways oi“ sympathy, no soul
no dead
But may awaken strong and glor-
ified; if something good be
said.
And so I charge ye. by the thorny
crown.
And by the cross on which the
Saviour bled,
And by your own soul’s hope of
fair renown.
Let smoothing good be said.
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' ontciain and employee early today
1 ‘goverument out of customs duties on.
‘ dimlth was acquitted. He is a hrOthei-
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inimrihd cmtfittstnined "
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em mNfliiiéi) Mb- 18. winter
‘ deliheratlng for more. than eight hours. I
a Jury in the United States Court. in
the ease or the‘ Western h‘uél Company
MM three: tit-“the four defendants
guilty as charged 0! defrauding the
imported coal
superintendent; James It Smith, vice-
presideut, and general manager, and
E. H. Mayer, weigher; Edward J.
oi? the. general manager. .
At‘ midnight word wan sent out that
a verdict had been reached and the
courtroom was rapidly filled by those!
- who had waited since 4 o'clock in the:
.' afternoon. when the jury r'etired. ;
3 Both Mills and E. '
visibly art's-tied when W“ l‘oremnzi of
the jury announced the verdict. lumen
13. Smith appeared entirely up concern-
ed. -
The attorneys announced a new trial
would to asked for at once
it, was said that two of the jurors
iiieid out for acquittal until the flnnl‘
ibullot,
‘ The first indictments weru'bmught
ihy the United states Grand Jury Feb-i
‘runry 10, 1913,1111d charged that the3
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,delendanto entered into on unluwiul‘
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‘ingrecment to del‘rnud‘the federatigov- ‘.......
Mrmnent in tht’ee u‘ays:
; First, by causing false weights and .
imensuros and lrn’udulcnt returns of:
iweights on the incoming cargoes 0t ‘
,t‘hcir coal for the purpose of lessening i
film amount of duty collected.
‘Second, by causing the returns org
,Weight on all outgoing cargoes de.1\'~f
)ered into American bottoms to ho‘
grossly excessive in w,eight maklnu.‘
the customs druwhatk much greater.
than the. duties that had heen toilett-
led on the some cool '
Third. hy grosaix over- Weighing the
coal delivered to the United Staten-i;
Ann)“ transport ‘
i A second set 0! items repeating the
charges was returned by the grand:
Jury June 28, two dais after John Li
-Manb United States District Attor-
Well” Wired his resignation to Pres .
ident Wilson with a recital of (dream
stance-a, which he claimed showedi
,that outside influences had been ati
work through the olden of the utter-g
ueygueneral to embarrass him aid (in
ilent the ends of justice.
? The trial opened before itnltodi
States Justice Maurice Dueling Decem- ,
her 10. The gorerninent completed its
‘evidsnce January 22. Will“)! an 1101er
.alter court adjourned that day. John.
tls Howard. president of the. commuyn
iwns stricken with ~apoplannty and: died
“the next day. .
‘1 The last thleucc was taken Febru-i
)ary i3..one year after the first indict;
{meats were brought and two months;
i’nlier the trial opened.
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. People everywhere are talking oi
the quick and no results Foley Kidney .
Pills glue in hulaohe. rhoumatism.‘
kiddo and bladder- troubles You can
' not; take them into your' system with- 3,
out god results That is because Foley
Kidney Pills give to the kidneys and!
blunder just what nature calls for to
forgans. For sale at all drugglats, W i
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new amnion emcee TREAT. i
, ' near. ;
dim rm rob: is.~aadlca1
‘ change. in the methods of applying the
{ninth hit the treatment or cancer, as
‘the‘rhcnit ofexperinients by, Dr. Alex»!
Intranet or the accustom lnrtithm
win room he adopted y all surgeons»
noodrdinl to Dewitt) Abbe. a pit“)?
near investigator of the curative pow-‘ .
Mainline mineral In an address that
out We the uluiumdnstitnto o!
‘. America. Dr. Abbe, who began eleven
afiltly
, White 01‘ng the fiat-i
Those found guilty were F, 0.1mm. ‘
H Muver were .
‘heal these weakened and inactive. ’5
ymim to title rhdium in the treat; .I. .1
experiments had continued him that . '
the dental theory. ot' radiula‘o action. ,
Spring; Apparel for Women &Misses
Anhiuly Showing to give vikithis an idea
~ oi Prevailing Medea
The Coat and Suit Department? i.»- prepared in slum
in unstmucrs exclusive styles in Tailored (hm-us. Wu .
men going south for March will be interested in acciug'
which are uuw
these smart suits of tin- styles being
worn in southern rtawrts. '1‘ hey an: artistic in design um! t.
«if the highest. quality of material and \\'l)l'l\'lli?l,ll.~lll]\
Poirot Models.
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lwnt‘hzunplcs. «)1 «(111m ()1 Hm
i-'rench mediate, both in dark navy blue (luv with mut
linings, pipings and buttons nf (lurk Murrimn iwumr:
silig .lhi‘ other \vith'g‘cntiun Mut-
Suits 01' lipongt' in fzts‘hiuunhlt- \‘(ilill'ru 111nm tmv
Surge. and ulauuish (.‘lltTCkS. The cunts with rush. mllzn
and cuffs of rich llmwrcri hrm‘utlp' or Persian sill» Lliilt‘
lim-jnckel cil'ccts .with lung; lnils m the 11:11‘k.tlt-mi'ui"
hulls. fi.‘l~lik‘~ :m-i
ml with many small buttons. Girdle».
Inn-kilo to contrast (11‘ cm'rcspximl,
Suits of simple design in t‘tlilsi‘l‘tiilnr whim.“ 11g
[llt‘iiM‘ llli' taste of those \\'1lH (It-sin- them
Balmacan Coats. Ragiaus and”
Limousine Wraps
For practical use the muglx umi rend} iiainmmn
which is the very counterpart of the masculine mat «it.
that name is the umst useful. it is Mirth 11ml t‘illllful‘il'l'l'
his. and slips nu c;i.~‘iiy,‘m'c:‘ the friiiit-si :nui‘slwerest i1
blouses.witlmut mussing. it‘ is «it tweed m' rough \mrstell
and hafniaimish cuffsnutl pockets. :1.” itltugt‘l‘llt‘i' delight
in! 'garmem. In dark mixtur cs .11 inn and strmr gm}
Tu please the luxurinlh irmininc filiiC) alrt- smut- ln‘ull
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iiful Wraps «)1 heavy moire silk lint-ti wvth tiit- F'tllt‘h‘l .i'i
satin and messnliuc and provided with t’t'i‘t'illl‘ll' inn
:uiorailio sleeves nml milurs
ll 15:1 inug‘ limo. uml mun} :1 Spring 11:» mun and
1mm: 511101: “'1‘ haw horn slum-n with quaint um! rimmi-
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111;: costumes. 2.;—
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A T IE a well known fact that We ~
‘ CADILLAC Automobile is the
Best in the World.
We have ihuta fail-012th” left on our 1914 allotments” you wish
. u catalogue. cell and tool: them. ore-r at
F E. Lockwood '& Co.
* 09’- write as catalogue and mil-v Windham.
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