that cornea a-stealing
the meadow? The
M kind of weather
some: we have the coal to
.flkand it old Zero shows
fl head we are prepared to
“I: it. Our coal is mightier
than the cold—a tale we‘re
{and of telling—and if you
learn of Jeddo’s power we’ll
have no end of selling.
am at: mill ’
plasmas Illu-
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ThebestTtmbersndlnmbu-csnbehedinanramtitymd at
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Comma our Timber and Lumber and our tecilities. and then put 21
us to the test. We will charge you only what is necessary to brinz 5
the but to you at a proper business profit—no more. We want your
future business just as much as we would like the first order.
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
Howver. Chief Flynn of the secret
service declines to discuss the matter
Captain Ballard of the naval radio
bureau seys that his men have been
operating “everywhere." in an effort
to prevent unneutrai use of wireless.
There is a government radio inspec-
tor with headquarters in Boston. It
is learned that strenuous efforts are
being made in New England to lo-
cate unneutral wireless plants. The
government people indicate that they
expect to find something, but they
admit they five not done so yet in
Connecticut or elsewhere.
Sent Again Last Night.
wireless operator. who.
on Service
The Demand For Male Stenographers
is Constant. Prepare at,
Merrill College
it is
The
ll cruisers Sussex and Essex. off :
York harbor. using the BritishE
i Britis
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inavnl code of numbers to do so, was
busy again yesterday, sending at 5:30 i
lo'clock in the afternoon and between ;
I81”: and 9:30 at night. The sending
lat night was unusually distinct.
(‘0mploint has come from wireless
topcrators on the Panama steamship.
..mcon, which arrived in New York
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ltty years ago little was known oi
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have made dentistry a life study. "i
you are in need of a dentist whose}
methods are strictly modern, call and
: \“Slfirdflv from Cristobal that at least i
ttwelve British warships are patrolimz 1
ithe Atlantic between New York nnda
:tllc Panama Canal, sweeping the seas
Evitlr their wireless. crowding.r ordin- 1
1.!er conmlorci‘dl radios from the air=
and keeping: close check on all forms'
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CORNED BEEF. ..... 1°C to 16c lb. iELIE"'I’IE’I‘I'EI‘II‘IIIEE",,I,"IIEMIIMII declare,
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PLATE, connen BEEF, ........................ 10c Ib. ‘fiII‘I‘EIRI‘IE‘I’fI‘EI' 03.1.3:2?‘:\‘:1i\‘o¥ri:lll‘l ves- .
RUMPICORNED BEEF, ..... ............................. 16c lb. «.45. as thi‘ Iligll-‘lilwormi wnvos of
SAUERKRAUT ............ ... ........... . ............... 2 qtl. 15c llw mt-n-oi-u-nr arc hoard continlml.
SELECTED zoos ............ ...... ...................... 30c doz, LV- ‘ .
BROOKFIELD EGGS .............. . ....... . ......... . 38c doz. l N.» lttlolltllm n- the rules unvernlnz
'wircloss operation..- are paid bv the
warships,‘ llccortiillu tn the. .tllcon‘s
operators With their ilIcIl—pmvcr np‘
1purzltus iIlr-y I‘Ill into the middle of
:a message 11ml pay no attention to
nemesis to know out. There is no
nunlls of idclliiiyim! lb.» shins as they
new l-ndc lltlmbt-r l-x'olllslvclv.
'I‘Iw ouostiou was l'niscd Inst ill
‘hiu situation,
Sanitary Markets
39 Main St. 0_ F. SChulize
trill,
32 Washington st.
see me, Examinations free.
HOURS—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
Dr. J. H: Mallery
61 So. Main St, So. Norwalll,
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[Solid Gold Lavalicrcs $15011pl
"Solid (Sold Ncckcllains ‘
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Big Selection.
Double S. and H. Trading
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lunch today in the theft have ‘m which
James A. Landrigan and John ill-:tl’in
*ate the defendants, buzh Ill-int;
hinged with taking an overcoat from
the 303731 James inn, which Ilelfings
W William B. Fuller, :1 lint-strum
tildent. and Judge Lockwood ad-
aourned the hearing imtil Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock when he will
dwarf-the arguments by counsel, The
. mony‘taking consumed all morn-
inx-l'and nearly :1 score 04’ witnesses
store called to the stand, including
oth‘detcndnnts. Judge “'llllllm F.
ammalty represents Llllldl‘igiln, At~
IMerrie)! Crasher (‘. loscmam is looking
__ er the interest of Goal-in and Louis
holdschmldt is the prosecutor for the
to.“ '
here seemed to be an inclination
..the testimony showing that the
_n'i; was taken as a Joke and one wit-
: (it stated that the defendants were
.iiicated and the affair was 3
pk promoted by their condition.
landrilran on the stand said that
‘earin tool: the coal from the table
he cafe and saw it in him and
carried it out to the m. Goal-in
ti. that it was just the reverses that
ndrigan picked up lht‘ coat. anti
.1’ it to him. Other .ontiicling
tcments by witnesses makes it dif-
.ult to anticipate iht decision which
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CONTRACTS.
bout Fifty at Capitol When Bids Are
Opened. h '
nterest was keen in the opening of
" yesterday for state highway con-
1.34» the building of roads, bridg-
tile railings. About titty were
" at the opening of the bids in
id supreme courtroom. The vs.-
’ bids were taken under considers.
‘ the hiellway department and
‘u‘ccessful bidders will be an-
6 at some future time,
work to be done consists oi
ear feet of native stone ma-
road for Lebanon, and various
f road to be built in other
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V ' k . . :lttcr Iozlrnimr of
A 01“le ' b0. Ntll‘walk. whotllcr it was not the code llllmbcrs ‘
‘N'inL' cxclllmcwi bciwwon till-so ships,
Largo t-ull 1‘uult- [glsil ..... 20t- Should”. gimp IIIIIIII ”I. lb. that were hour-i ”I «listilvtlv in dis“.
Largo l'ttn 'l‘tllitlitm‘s ....... 919 ('Iinppt‘tl uwr IIIIII . “It“. "I. (...-pm party of ("'tlnllcctll‘ul 1
Largo (-ull (‘tn-n. ......... itlt- Home mm“. Stillman. .llit‘ "I. . .\ mmnlmr ot‘ the llltdio (‘lult WM
l‘l't'sll Sllolllllcm ...... ltii- lb. 'lsiit‘ll lost Ili"‘ll if he ill‘livVo-tl tho
:llnfillll‘v ("lillitl \lc Ovlllllitlctl by tho
"‘"""’"' “’ "'w -~~ -¢"- ..-.“ . a. ;\\'il'i'i(‘s!~l tactics of tho llritlsil \\':ll‘-
‘Fltil‘m‘ lnltrullno tho Atlantic. llo ro-
iliiilti that he was not illt‘ilill‘ti tn‘
‘iill'l‘i so :I‘1 all 'hl‘ sound»- thnt llrlvl'l
Ill-on tic-1rd Iwro lmvo been at tho
‘Wlltl' Illit‘il. which would not hl- ”m.
'iXI’tBl MRS iliil't
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I" BE lfl'tn sufluil'lwc if thvy l‘llllii’ from the wireless
2'“. :Iil‘l'vrmlt shins. li mitlht be null-
'I-II-IpI in: said. thut illl‘ moss-luvs bll'mc ,
towns as follows: 33:95 feel. for Sllcr.‘
man. 21.1120 feet for Stonington. 4.045
feet for \\'inchester, 5.240 feel for
(.‘hulllllnl. 16,140 feet for llridgcwatert
and 4.170 feet for Saybrooh, Bridges
are to be I) tilt in North Cannon and
ibelieved, is sending dispatches to the . ' '
‘ not lllolc than tl-n munc- there tilll"l
Plinown hon-abouts,
All widths and colors, so
° Holiday Handkerchiefs
and Ribbons
A spendid display of All Linen Handkerchiefs, sillgh or
in fancy gift b0xes.
Men’s or Ladics’ Initialcd, 12 I~
2c each; box of six. 75c.
Men’s or Ladics’ Initialed, 25c each; box of six, $1.40.
Children’s Initialed, 3 in dainty
box, 25c.
Boy Scout Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, 25c.
Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs
A big assortment at 25c, 50c. 75c, $1.00 each. Special box of 3, $1.00
- Satin Ribbons for Christmas
and 10c yard.
Persian designs and fancy dark ribbons. 25c and $1.25.
Holly Ribbon, 5c yard. 10c a roll.
The Bacon lioust- once a famous
old resort, stands on Commerce street
and >8 near tht- rind of it that an!
lllltollmbile going past it would bc
bound for Uricnt or some nearby
point on Long Island. lifts-rt spring a ,
thhuliltinll laalnli-ll Siit'l'ktllllh’, who Enid
ht‘ “us fill") \i'utvl'bury. came here,
and t-lll-ncll ill" old butt-l. lit.- did not
tilll‘i‘tll‘ to cut-o wilt-tilt-r ho «cured
boarders or not and ill? was ul'i-oln- 3,
lnudotrd, for liit‘ lit-iebbors szly Ethill 7
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Slim-nuns t-lost-li it up on Nov. H
and loft town. and. about the limo llc .‘
left the nocturnal \lsilfi lwuun. 'i‘iw‘
place is low; tIillll ll llllit’ lll‘l'oss tllc‘
nit-union‘s from Ilil‘ lil‘lo I‘.lIlf—'t* of thc
“'illl'lll‘altr Repeating Arms t'tlni.
tinny on Hfllllllitllilisr‘t'l I’oiuL. ltlli‘
t'l‘llliinh' tho Wincheslvr pvnplc :lrc
llui Ilrillllx lilt‘ llltl hum-l.
\‘ttilmiv knows \\'lI-‘iiltll‘ Ur lint thi-
Jlouse has a Wireless collipemcntz‘;
tilcro‘ is electricity in town, but no'
tmc seems to know \vllt-lllcr or not ‘
the house is wired. If it is, and if
anybody should ltnd .l Jill"! loss oulllt
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Fur Department
EH. Krieger 8. Co.
E The Leading Outfitters
for
Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
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,uoon from her late
Old Lyme and guard rolling to ”"518 Charged Wilh manflaunhlerm l‘r-xlll l)llt‘ Filill Ul‘li might be l‘ll'm'll' in the place. it wmlld lmt slll'lll‘isl‘ i‘ llll' Black L n Q l d (i b i i 5
~ ilI‘I“' .‘ . .i t‘ - -x - l ‘ -‘, ' ‘ f I ‘ I‘ 1 “ V v r r 1
amount of 30,000 feet, ill small midi Connection Wilil D 'lh f ....u. out“ .. up the Lung island ,"w “claim... 1...; th..i ”Lilitr. l‘htl . n lIlL y \ L 5 ft, nu. “8) co“ actll'l .
‘. 9.4 0 .-.«-u.l. Tim il'nlmllliilv is. hmvl*\‘t‘l'. ttl‘tls came to ton ll twitly, m-lllcd a; uh . )ll a‘coullt of ii . . ... i . C 1
large sections 15 m be erected in mm _ . m It i L to “unit \\ tut lLi‘. .omc am I!
. I . Waluo R balm“ lir-l s-mlllr "no on shore In I'llmmim- nunlbor of hills {Illii wont :l\\':l_\' all-.zllll . .. , ‘ . ,1
“RES towns 01 the smu" ‘ ' icnllnu information to those shim, without ulvlllu :tlll inform Unit as ztt‘ 100k. (lt‘llilllle Raccoon bets at YCKIIIL‘Cdl)i'lCt‘S.1illd- ‘9
-‘-———~—~.—___. E n it '-.- I uni ' lllcnlm lllt'v hm“ the Iil\'~:l » 'lolm \"Jtor to ill- II‘I 'c: .. ‘ 3 Q ' l ‘ . . . .
, . lilo llecclnber to ‘~ . ' ““ 'A ““ 3 - . -- U 4 l- l I .t son bcal _cts and all Ulilu' i‘tllS marked at vcrv U
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘HM Stilel‘lor _ “ {rm (3f 1‘6 :Jlml of polling news. “hit'll Ill» bull lowed. i H. i . ' ‘6
*—~« ‘. l . (0 I" ULMHS u lridgl!‘ (lnp “‘il‘t‘lt’trlS lilllfllt‘lll' reports lill """"---""- --—-' l svtkla prices' ‘ ‘1‘
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Dennis. W“ ”“3 “WWW" “'“h Judse‘ interesting experience. which mur. LGARDNER To EONFER WITH PRES. ~» It
The tunerai services of Mrs. Sarah.Mhlon "" 51””!qu on the nut lilvoo or {our nit-ills ago. All of, IDENT. . “I
E. Dennis were held Saturday alter- bench, and it is probable that the case :\ sud-don the numbers lnunn to com“ . WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-—-—l’resldent‘ "‘“M‘v‘“‘_“.“‘:‘.‘\‘.“»: ':‘~:\:\=:.:‘.:‘:‘.:z:_.:\:.3;
home, at 3:30
o'clock. and ltcv. .l, Benton Werner.
rector of Grace Episcopal Church. of-
ticiated. There was a very large lit-i
tendancc and the floral tributes 'were
numerous and beautiful. The inter-
ment took place in Norwalk cemetery.
Death of Mrs, Haulenbeek
Mrs. Garrett Haulenbeek, so well
known hero, and who recently went to
Brooklyn to pass her last days with
her son, died suddenly and so far as
of Mrs. Helen M. Angle, of Stamford,
charged with manslaughter ill connec-
tion with the death of Waldo R. Bat-j
loll, in Stamford, last June, will come
up for trial. Mrs. Angle is now out un-
der bonds of $5.000. Her case was
'scheduled to come up at the Septem-
ber term of the court but was put
:ovcr owing to her physical con‘dietlon.
Physicians who examined her gave it
as their opinion that she was not fit
to undergo a trial at that time.
Mrs. Angle while ill court was in n
"n. Iht'l‘ tho “pf-I‘llilll‘ l‘llliimi llhl'lllll—V N" . ,I . . ‘ ‘
and mm Wm: “Whm “mm ”In \ llsons lettlrlo Represenlatlw (tard-
‘mmsu-ro 11M" in “new" to mt. ”um-\- her on the Iatter's resolution for Con-
mmm the one word. “All." Then the grassionul investigation or the military
.«acnticr hogan sending l‘lllliiil)' ll lOllg preparedness of the United States was
”“1 0‘ “WW-‘3- ,made public today. Tile President
The operator who relates this cv- wrote: “You may be sure that 1 do
‘uvricncc also reports that on three .
or four “cousin,“ ht- mm driertcd. In not have an attitude of indifference to
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mnnnmu“ Wm, the museums “~th the great subject which you broacll.‘ Instantly Relieves Swollen. lnflamed of the nostrilsz‘penetratcs and heals
he believes to he ntlontlon signlils'buti should like very much to have a Nose, Head, Thr03g_y°u Breathe'the inflamed. swolllm membrane
uscd by those with ““101" ”‘9 l’l‘illl' conference with you before the ratio. which lines the nose, head and
Freely—Doll Headache
Nasty Discharge Stops.
Goes—I
,lhrollt; clears the air passages; stops
{nasty discharges and a feeling of
Eclcanslng, soothing relief comes im-
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“’m "“d” “""m‘m" ‘ ‘ T" n ‘ llltion you have lll mind is offered. in
two of these apparently. Out-,of them
net-s lilt‘ lnltors “t' .\‘" and the other {order ‘0 present my views to you more
”SW "D Y." M ”II, "magmas nro fullythnuis posaiblcinaiettel. I
Try “Ely's Cream Balm."
findrgan on the stand said ltllatE
n . iploye ot‘ the American Grephophone
VANV‘ BlDDERS OUT FOR STATEI
highly nervous condition and her iIllt‘litit‘d for fl‘It' two British frills-
counsel asked for a postponement at
til i 1 ~ - . .
ti) tr ill, :‘MEh “as smmed' All “t‘ N" us :In nttcnlinn slcnlll and till!
0 ler case n which there is consider-I. 0mm. ”Io mum, “D y;-
llble lnterest is that of Frank .\l..
Garland. who-is charged with embez-E
could be known without pain on
Thanksgiving morning at the age of
90. The intellnent was made at Nor-
walk. While longer life for this vein
arable woman could not be expected.
her going is a distinct loss to her
friends and to the church of which
she was a devoted member. At her
licro, one of ”le0 probably uses
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t‘harles A. llughos of Wothersficld. i
$4,000. Garland is accused of hfiVil’lgEiiiHCtivN‘y of what he rouurdnd lie 3
great age. such was her fortitude embezzled money and jewelry belong-Igli‘l-‘llu‘rltméf “Elev-9211133; “is" 3:10;:
. . . _‘ or a 10 co o .‘c :trllo l 'i
and clleerfulnessI smn he] faith in a in! to Mrs. Mary Luquer' of bridge {The plant is located on the farm of:
bright hereaiter at the hands of ilePEva‘t. lie was ill the county gall for “he” “mm“ on Km“ “”0“. m5
Heavenly Father, that she was neverlsome time under heavy bonds and a the‘ font.0f Cedar Mountain. The road ’
a burden. but rather a comfort and aEfew weeks ago his bond was reduced it is on runs at right angles from“
support to those of the circle in which {from $7,000 to $4,000 and the money ‘Vl‘lhl‘l'me‘d “"0““"- and 1“"
she moved, and she. leaves a vacancylwns furnished by a relative who re mud. A Shack has IN“ hum them
that will not be rapidly filled.—Mlls'sides in New Haven. and he was reemn of shingles. It Is painted green. A .
ford correspondent of the Bridgeportgleased. polo 43 'feet high has been erected. it‘
Post. I There is one murder case to come“hi ”“0"” “1"“ ”W “9”“ “’W-"Wh
. '. . , _ pole. One hundred yards away is nn-E
up during the term. larolo Valen lothcr similar W10 and mp aerial is{
.tan. of Greenwich, is charged withlbetwoon them. “pun inwsugflfim. lt'
murdering a man some months age-mas lourncd that the wireless station.
State Policeman Frank Virelli was put was built by PnImcr ll. Southworlh
.. . . . v. . k at
or the so an found V lentlno “l N“ ”‘5 "““km mm" a Cl" ‘
1 ca ‘1 he s the State Bank v- 'l‘riist Company!
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Death claimed Michael J. McMa-
hon, Jr, early yesterday morning at
the home ot‘ his sister, Mrs. John F.
Lynch of No. 109 Georgestreet, Bridge
port, after a brief illness. Mr. Melitta.
hon was well known in the North End,
‘ Bridgeport, where he had made Ills
home for tile past 14 years,
there from Xewiown.
Ygrk State and arrested him. in. IS said,
Bridgeport heads the list at prison-I Station at Crossroads.
era with 32. Stamford is largely rep-I A mcmllcr of the Radio Club has
defaulted-"and several of the omeflrecclved a letter directing attention
. . to a wireless station which has been;
towns m the county send a few. Tgolcrccted between Dullbury and New~
Rev, E. H. Kenyon, rector 0‘ bt-thown. (in the new state road between
Paul's Episcopal Church. Bridgeport” the two places one mines to a cross
will offer prayer at the opening 01 roads and Ol’tt‘e (l‘nt‘ Of these reads “-
court * -, ~ Iwholesn stat‘pn has been put Up
- ' 0 . , which is looked ulon b' r sidents in
List‘of Prisoners. ‘ ‘ 5 e
. . . ithat section with suspicion.
Norwalk~Bernard Tobin. theft.
E Clinton, Too, line a Mystery.
Wilton—Pasquale -Prince. undue-K ~ The articles about the concealed
tion.
iwirelesrl station somewhere about the;
state are read with a rest deal 0
Westport—Edward Wagner. .. bgriiintorcst here and tho pgople in town
3‘3”? Theowald Larsen, b1“Kim-Villains wondering if the Bacon blouse.
Dennis Shay, theft. " Iin Clinton. is in any way connected
‘ ..._____.'_ with the mystery. . ..
VICEvPRESlDENT IN ROCHESTER.‘ if it 13 "0b WhY, should some 9‘”,
ROCHESTER, N.~Y.,IDOC. 1__v1c9_lgo there. night after night. in an
'automobllo. arrivingIartqcrdark and
President Marshall will bathe guest wing away again, helm—3‘ (Egypgm?
”I are, last
night. coming about az‘so’" ,clockjin‘
tho ..oveningnhd leaving not; fair from
4 o'clock this morning and thoughts
trip was made the night-before and
tilts nlpht before‘thnt. nnds‘o on. "
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He was an Em-
: .umpazly and was well liked and very
popular with his employers and.fellow
. workmen. Besides his sister Mrs.
I lynch, with whom he lived he is. sur-
vived by a father. one sister, Mrs.
James T. Keating who lived in Dan-
bury and a brother John J. McMahon,
employed as a conductor by the N. .Y., ,
N. H. and H. R. B. Company, who re-
sides in Norwslk. «The, funeral will be
. from the residence of his sister Wed-
..y morning at 8:30 and from St..
tnmmtlvm'li church .at 9. where ‘a
solemn high mass of requiem will be
'wlaulfidml‘ur the "rapese of Manual. In-
terment. will be in the family plot in
St. Michael’s'cemetery, Bridgeport;
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Sentinel Wants uri: wlnncrs. ‘
of local Democrats here today and be This nocturnl “goofing,
will deliver an address in Convention
I‘Hallc‘on- “National Tendencies." After
the meeting Mr. ‘Mnrsllall‘will attend
a.Masonic reception. ‘
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curs, Suffolk and limit“, us runny in" or today. but (lid not. see Mr. Wilson I“, n...
and will call later. He made Ills visit
the Occasion to issue a formal state-l
mellt, however. saying he fé‘ared the:
Preshigpidutuufat» to “lay the cold
zlement and is out llnder bonds of.“ Nemricmn. reported yesterday the hand of death on the whole movement morning’
it he can."
BRIDGEPORT MAN DENIES
CHARGE.
WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. 1.--T
case of. William Seelcy. of Bridgepor
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”PM“ “hm" “a” " “me “0“" 1‘ ireckless automobile driving, will come LAWYER E.
before the District court of Waterbury
on Tuesday next, Dec. 8,
contests the charge, and will have va-
rious witnesses on hand in support of
his statement that he was driving the
car in a carefulmllnner. Judge Wolfe.
of New Haven, will preside.
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PRESIDENT GOES OVER MESSAGE.
Working in a cheese factory in New He has not been near it for a month.‘ WASHINGTON Dec. 1,—President.
Wilson went, over his forthcoming an-
nual address to Congress with the Call-
inet today. It is, short and deals with
the legislative program‘alreedy known
in general terms; ’ the conservation
merchant marine. the, Philippine bill
and the regular appropriation measure.
It does not urge the immigration bill.
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J. eoaoEn assault/in DEAD.
I‘Harriman. of New York. died here to-
day after a. lingering illness. .
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TRENTON. N. 1.". Dec. 1.-‘«United
"States District Attorney Davis. today
confirmed the report “that federal
grand "jury has r'éturned an
ment against the Central Railroa
Company of New Jersey tor alleged
rebatlng to dominate anthracite cosi-
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Apply a little in the nostrils.
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages or the head
will open; you will breathe freely;»
dullness and headache disappear. Byl
the catarrh, cold-in-headv
or catarrllal sore throat will be zonal
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of “Ely’s Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet,
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K. ARVINE HANGsE
HIMSELF IN ASYLUM. i
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 1.——l\'ews that‘
Edward K, Arvine, son of the late E.
P. Arvine, committed suicide at the
State Hospital for the Insane at Nor-
-wich, last Wednesday night, was re
ceived ill this city for the first time
today. Early Thursday. morning, it is
. reported, attendants going to his room,
found ills body hanging from an im-
provised rope- of mm bedclothes. at-
tached to the iron grating of a hot
air register. it was cut down quickly
but physicians found that death had
come some time before." ‘
. Mr. Arvine had been a sufferer from
melancholla, and recently went volun-
lnediatcly,
-
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
gling for breathI with head stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrll or a cold, with its running
nose. t‘oul mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness is distress-
ing btlt truly needless.
Put your faith ~lust once— in
“Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
t, fragrant balm dissolves by the heat , or catarrh will surely disappear.
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LIGHT DEALINGS IN BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—I.ight -deal-
ings marked today's opening of the
market for. bonds on the Stock Ex-
change, Offerings were again in small
lotes, the largest transaction in the
first ten minutes being the sale of $20,~
000 of St. Paul Convertible 4 Lite at a.
decline of Il-d point. Other issues
which showed fractional recessions in
the early trading included Southern
Pacific is and 5s and Clllcago,'Roclr
Island .and, Pacific 53. Public Service
of New Jersey 55 broke ] 3-4. Minor
gains were made by Union Pacific Con-
vertible 4s.‘lnterborough 4 l~2s, and
United States Steel 55.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.——Ol‘ferilllz,s bc-
-tarily to the Norwich institution f0“came more diversified as the session
Itreatment. He was ll lawyer, a mem-
Iber of a family prominent in legal
Iclrcles, and a map of much ability”. He
land Lain/School, 1911. .
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RAILROAD INCREASES DEFICIT..
CHICAGO, eo, 1.—"The annual re-
port of the Chicago and hltonhail-
road,,company tor the year ending
E'June 30,1mede public here today shows
indict-is. decrease in operating income of “1
(1 3482.000 and a decline in income trom'
tellsources of $425.000. The deficit ink
. creased. $873,009. ..
'~ . .lterd
progressed. For the most part, hon~
ever, activity was confined to the more
speculative issues, obscure bonds
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.~‘-J. Borden was a graduate of Yale Shelf, 190323110“,ng marked weakness. Prices
5continued to sag. with declines of 2 to
:4 points in Burlington General is. Bur-
lington, Illinois Division 3 1-2s, Illinois
Central Refunding is. Delaware and
Hudson Refunding is and Colorado
Southern 411-29. New York City l"1'-2s
of 1957 lost 8 points with a, break 011‘
1-4 in New York State 4 title.
The volume of trading up to noon
that of yell"
:was slightly. in ellipses oi
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