, The action is based on injuries
‘ the not. A number of
them long wearing.
the but (thumbing.
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g-“E'EEEBase in Fairlield County Court
- InvoIves Injury to B. F. Wal-
lace, Agricultural Expert
m
Burtou F. Wallace. a. Cornell
graduate and agricultural expert has
brought suit in the Superior court
against Arthur L. lJI'ermore, of New
York city, one of the best known cor-
poration attorneys in the metropolis.
re
(mired while working for Mr l..iv~‘er
more on his large farm which is sit
noted partly in Rodding and partly in
Easton. Mr. Livermore employs regu-‘
lariy less than five men on his farm
and the suit has been brought by
the plaintiff‘s attorneys under the old
statute law tI'IoieIing damage suits,
and not under the Workmen's (‘om
pensation Act. I
May be Firet Tent
i
it lsIIexpet-ted that the case may bel
the first to test whether or not the
Compensation Act applies to the our
players of less than five men. During
the summer Attorney Genera‘l' Light
was- askeu to gite an opinion on the
point and the attorney generrai deE
cided that unedr the provisions of the-
law employers of less than five men?
were included in the provisions of
the leading
.lawyers in the state disagreed with
Judge Light on this ruling. In the.
suit of Mr. Wallace against Attorney
Livermore, the attorneys for tlIeE'
plnlntm set up thanMr. Lirermore;
does not,,regularly employ five per»,
sons and consequently they have
brought the case underEthe old sta-
tute low covering danioge'suit.’ it is
expected ~that the attorneys for
Livermore will set up that the case is:
one for compensatory damages under
the Provisions of the Worhumn‘s Com-I
pensation act and that is should be
.brought before the compensation
commissioner instead of in the so
perior tourt. The point will be (lo-old»
ed when the claim is made by the
deféndent's attorney in answer to
the complaint.
May Choose Old Law
it‘. howetor, the attorneys for. Mr.
Liyermore should elect to try the case
tinder theI old statute law the point:
in dispute renaming whether employ-
ers of less than five people come un-
der the‘cotnpensatiou act ot not will
not be determined by the suit
Mr Limimore has an extensiGe
{arm in Redding and Boston. (in Feb.
9, 1914. ,he engaged Mr. Wallace he»
an expert in agriculture to take
charge of his farm. for the season.'
Mr. Wallace assumed his duties on
March 5. and on March 23 while en—;
deal'ul‘lng to start a. gasoline engine
{or the ‘purpose of doing some work
on the term he was injured.
it is alleged in the complaint that
the accident was caused by reason oi
the mechanism of the‘engine being
in an improper, dangerous and defec-
tive condition. The complaint lurth-
tr states that when the engine start- I
ed the action was so forceful that it
.1hrew Mr. Wallace off his balance
'E ~ and that he caught his foot in the fly
”WWW 018““ Dermfinemli’ miIII‘GSETaonr. ten acres and buildings \\ln-;nETV0||B. who owe than toad heath om- or the other of mm railroads
l to Vino].
wheel at the engine which resultedf
in the loot being lacerated and torn ,lnc. eleven mm Koyser avenue. Wanmen should take Mrs. ILunhorn'a ad- {when adjournment was taken. would
Among the injuries Mr. Wallace lsI
Whonyonputootofthehlrboehemyonhenonepohoiflub-
MoriWen-ior Robb-rm Thenfiwoolaetliningdtheeeboou
givnneloesnndmion. Themhembh-rendA-Itwedduck
—-reinforoed or only point where the weer and strain come—make
Alwyn huy Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear. Dealers who sell it cell
BOSTON RUBBER soon 00.. m... It}...
A Famous ProdudCl i'la .Rmion R
HUB MARK WARRIOR RUBBER BOOTS
Eare going to toniinue a sufferer from
or sick stomach; and besides, what
. pepsin. are generally relieved fire min
I intestines will be clean and fresh, and
.mailed by American Proprietary Co.
‘sheritl as he bad business with State’s
Mr. .~
CDE‘IS 08L)
2.,- MW
FIRST DOSE ENDS lNDIGESTION.
HEARTBURN OR GAS ON
STOMAOH.
The question as to how long you
indigestion, dy spepsla or out- -ol-order
stomach is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking Tonoliue Tabs.
People with weak stomachs should
take Tonoline Tablets occasiouaily,
and there will be no more indiges-
Ition. no feeling like a lump of lead in
the stomach, no heartburn. sour ris-
ings, gas on stomach, or belching of
undigested iood. headaches, dizziness
you East will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors, All
Ithese symptoms resulting from u
Isour, out-ot-order stomach and dys-
utes after taking 'l‘ouoline Tablets
Go to your druggist and get a 3)
box of ’l‘onoline Tablets and you
will always go to the table with a
hearty appetite, and what you eat will
taste good. because your stomach and
you will know there are not going to
be any more had nights and miserable
days for you Tonoline tabs freshen
you and make you feel like lite is
worth living.
Tonoline‘ Tablets cost $1.00 for a 50
days' treatment. At druggists or
Boston. Mass.
CONGREBSMAN DONOVAN VISITS
' AT COURTHOUSE.
Talks With Deputy. Sheriff Donnelly,
But Not About Postmaster Ap
polntmertt.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. l.~Congress
man Jerry Donovan was a visitor to
the County Court House yesterday.
and while there’ he had a short talk
with Deputy Sheriff .Iqui II. Dounelly
The latter Is a. candidate for the post
mastership and was one of the first
mentioned‘ior the job some months
ago. Congressman Donovan’s visit
was not especially to see the deputy
Attorney “Homer 3. Cummings. The
latter was interested in a court case»
and the Congressman was obliged to
wait some time before he could meet
him. .
Friends of Sheritl’ Donnelly who
saw the Congressnian'at the court
house wondered if he said anythins
relatiie to tho postmastership but
the sheriff had nothing to say “hen
asked about it.
BEST FOR KlDNEYS—SAYS
E DOCTOR. EE E
Dr J. 'l‘ R. Neal, Greenville So
‘ICaru says that in his 30 years of er I
perienco he has found no preparationl
tor the kidneys equal to role) Kid-E
ney Pills. in 509. and-$1.00 sizes. Best
you can buy for backache. rheuma-
tism, kidney and. bladder ailments.
Sold by. all druggists.”
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
' \i’illiam ‘Kertes-to Mathias Gonzy.
lot, South Main street. War.
LeGrand Raymond to animierr.
Fryk and wife, lot, Morris street.
Vi ar '
Harvey M. Kent to Charles H.
Briggs, two acres and buildings. Wolf-
pit avenue. War, ' l
John J. and Thomas C Cavanaugh;
to Susqua Hills. inc. eight and one]
half acres, Key ser avenue. War. I
John J and Thomas C Cavanagli;
and Frederic Taylor to Susana Hills.E
lnc;. six acres and buildings Win-l
field street War ._ ‘
S Frederick Taylor to Susqua Hills l
Charles F. Sherwood to Susquo Hills
The secret.
~--‘ ‘ is at the A ~'-----
bottom,
the sea.
one of The Sentinel. t: - I
III-“ringers”, commanding the naval
training station at Newport, R. 1., in
forbidding the alnglnit of "its a Long
May to Tipperary.' by navel approuI
tlcos. Secretary. Daniels said as "Tip.
perury" was the marching song of the.
British forces: it ought not to be sung
or played by American sailors any
u
more than should the “MarseillaisoI .
Eor "Wacht Am Rheto.‘ ‘
lil' I’I'RIIZSSES UNI}. \RMED \\()\l)-
yam
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Secretary l’liillipss Suspends Mitomn- E
title thfitfit‘ of Single-
Htmdetl lmyer. "N
H.\llTl‘.thD Den. l.—~Sectetmy ot’
Stole Phillips today suspended the
nutmnohile (monitor‘s license hold‘ by
III-Irina Smith of'l‘lno Meadow who.
the day of his hearing on charges"
introduced him--
Estltf to the Secretoryxasn‘dh? nine-I
EItrnch isondélI.‘
yIot- reckless drix i083
Nilllllllii [Mill
Hill IIIIII IIIIIIIII
“I Never Spent any Money That Did,
Me So Much Good on That I Spent
E for Vlnol. ” '
_ I
.Bollefontalne. Ohio—“l wish ' everyii.’
tired. weak. nervous I woman .uould l:
haveylnol, for i never spent- any
money in my life that did me so much _-
My
nerves were in a very bad condition. ”
making me very weak tired, and worm »
out and often droWsy headaches. II .
good as that I spent torI Vinol
had tried cod liver oil, doctor's medi-
clues. and other preparations without
benefit.
”One day a mood asked me to" try
Vinol.
creased, i slept better and now I em
strong, vigorous and well and can do
my housework with pleasure "—Mrs.
J F Lamborn. Bollefontaine.’ Ohio.
Nervous. weak tired, worn out wo-
vico and- try Vinol for there are liter-
alleged to bare receited a compound Inc" six acres. Winfield street. war ally thousands or men and women who
fracture of the large too which the
him and prevents the free use of his'
loot.
The complaint {uriher states that
because he is unable to use. his toot
freely Mr. Wallace's shrubs. power
is impaired and that hezwill not be‘
ibis to demand the salary as sgriculd
turn! expert thot would have been;
the toss had the accident not occur-
red. . -. . E
.4
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Charles F. Sherwood to S. Frederic
field street. War
William and Lane Huron to Robot-ti
Mauro“ and John W. Whitoly,E
land and buildings. Rowen street andi
Depot sweet. It.
ammo? emu “runner." I
wssmnom. Doe nun-cuter:
natal. mm: W mm:
‘ottheecumauwmm
were formerly run-down, week and
it in the medicinal. tissue build-
ing elements or the code livers aided
by the blood motto]. strontium in-
finances of ionic lion. mm
;,Vlnol which melte- it so Mont in
all not: com. F H. m
hello. drug m to every term
«here this not emblems.
Read the Sim- in this paper See the Moving Ellioture Ploy at The club Theatre, commencing
Wednesday rTheI lint installment of the great story, ‘ "ic Master Key?» «tasted in Monday’s is-
‘ s . .
I did and soon my appetite in-I~
t
l. *‘ Substantial Shoes to: Mad, .
" Women and Children " .
\ppmprme for business .Ir‘m or school “out
W art-tinted to wear .thll.Eaittl pIIIstIut an tittructinc
'zippearnnce. '
Triple-Toe Hosiery
For the entire fatniiyn'n blank “hits. uIItl‘IIll shades.
of silk lislc or high grade cotton
Conneall &Bracken “
18 WASHINGTON 81
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GILS AN‘YTH i N I3.
CLEANS, PIIIISIIES EVERYTHING
FHEVEMTS Rusr EVERYWHERE
l-.
r
i
I
, Wormwofimhheoellmul mumudm. I. ,
‘ ' "'3', muwmfluluirlwfimumléud the “cum (Wm
R, all"); “trimmed: Oil . .-
OOM PAN?
I a-IN-DNI
'4an 'A IEIIodtnmIv New YORK GEMI-
summon nnmtrtou III:- I
suntan}
I CHICAGO on: momma... ot
the hearing in It-he arbitration ot gilt
‘feronoes between western railroads
and their titty Alive thousand engine- .
men was set for 1 o'clock this utter- '
noon.
it was stated that M. W Cddle.‘
‘wlio was on the stand yesterday.
present statistics bearing on the con- , Ha 83E,- BlOCk
ltenllon ot' the men that their de-
Emnnds. with only two exceptions.
,have the sanction of precedent on
-w-__..n
man—p “nu”
" merino can smeared
it‘llulclt‘ touring car who mulled I
.ln the oountry.
. The points to no Mitten hup (ionCOrgg
the hours and a o i e cites 0 ,
round hmm .mgluiym known as host- , at the. Dorlen-Mrvmlh line Sunday.
.tlero. the alleged cruelty u: eel-thin awhw It ran mine! the end at o
m“- “Winner! in Imp calcium and new roll end was thrown into n
fir-rm" on "M the" on meals. III- anon mi W I. “my...” my,
swamp rm» flflrmmi In the heath-Ir . no one on him; the war. which m l
mm m! mummies. ‘ planning and «was new You. In a mImE
Esther mint-r statute. Euro“. . ‘
Hoe—«1w ‘ Wm
WIWM "MIMI-«mane
mu Wm mu mm mm: sumo in The soonest
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Women’s Street Gloves
A fine special, the wanted shades E51
This is a special line of Street Gloves with
stitched backs. bought to sell at $1.25 They should have
been here in September. but through some kink In the -’
importers establishment. bore they are two IIIIIIItlIs late.
heavy E
They .wiil have to he SUM for less.
Colors, black, tan, brown, gray and white, with
Stitching in black 01' self colors,
“ $1.00 a pair as long as they last.
Special 1n Coatings .
Novelty Worsteds Plaids and Stripes.
LiIIlit and medium “eight. soft \\‘t.’t'l\'t‘.=. thick and
warm. admirable for school near and general utility mats.,
Were $2.00, $2.50 and $2.75 a yard,
,, ’ . now $1.65 :I I'nl'tl.
lll‘t‘ss IIIIIIIls .qk't‘lllllk ‘
The Dennison Section
Ready with Tags and Christmas Wrappings. , ElE
Like a gay little garden Is the lkiinisonfiection with I
its blazing poinstttias and grant and red llOll\. \iuch of .
the pleasure in making a gii t is the task of dressing it hip:
in mysterious and fantiful style. ”‘IHICII aItI Seals.
l (1gb, .1
Cards and Posters for attaching to packages. Handker—
chief llbldcrs and mailing handkerchieis. Tissue Paper
Id
Tinsel Cord and (inmmcda ilolly Ribbon xfor settiriiiIE ,
4 1" s
packages.
FancyICrepe Paper, extra heavy. with LitrIstnIaiE‘
landsrapes. 3 1-2 yards {or 25 cts.
. Coin Boxes and Holders. lI‘csiooning E'i'or (lPCtll’t’l-E
i
lions. _ ' E l
.\ splendid assurtincui now. E
Women’s Silk Stockings
A beautiful assortment of fine grades for Christmas
malt“ '“ .
Black or white Silk Stooklggs lftllllI$I-OO up. ‘
Hue. qualities at $1 15, $1. 50, $1.65.; $2.00, $2.50
Enndup * ,; Anni};
In .ouidizcs, Et-npli ,Egiatle at .1
Italian Sill: Stockings Ilzul.
. EE . I i
Basement?
{It ,3. d f: I El Q "2ECE. g
,.
sliEgrlEtt iltl\ once.
or «unite, $1350.
EE-».I,;\; E Main 1 lOI Ir
The Sunshine Section prepares for Christmas hiy- [IEut
lmxcs
"any
‘Mnl. . Wb-Ifiwo—«n—an-‘
i
ting up most delectable streets in special holiday
Itith holly “mappings E EE EA E
lhis It (Ink theIc \\ ill be In Sunshine DeIIIonstratm at ,
the department “ho ulll explain the (liliercut Milt.“ of,
these daintics. the \\ ay they ate made. and she “1“ also:
_ SpocialIaSSoned bones this week. .. E . . :
1W E“ E ‘ I
Christmas Cards and Calendars
Special Designs, hand drawn and painted by Esther
Burritt. E "
Stationery in Holiday, Boxes, very choice grades oi
note paper and dorrespondenc'e cards. - ‘ .
allow' you in taste iii niaking’ selections.
lascmcni.‘
II.’
Marked Down Sale
_ . . . _——-0f-—-—I E ‘EE. XII.
Wotnen' s and Misses' Suits,(3 oats. l‘ressfis,
Skirts, Waisis Furs, PClthOot‘ MIllIner
The LargeSt and Best Selection of Garment-s in .
Town {at PRICES LOWER than EISewhere
T ‘ PARIS 33 3" ””s‘
'E South NorWalk. -
The Style store for Ladies WEEe alter FREE of charge I
69 Nurth Main Street
7 O BJackson
Optician
W in the optical Line ‘
a WALL eraser
uonwout.
mom In
”Eyes Examined Free
Norwalk Chronicler