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litigate, ws'rcumigsa.
services aso OPTiCiAN."
7 s’ . Mackinaws.‘
snails.
cry Reasonable Price.
lE'O'I'TLIEB’S
. $7 and 3:0 Suits.
in. them sr. So. Norwalk.
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mull""‘,“""""“fi‘hchurries:«sternum Co. '
atoms-i. melaMme-ly what i- am to m
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the lane fellows begin to; «use
around, watching tor a chance to
. m) - get infla punch and run. All? there
" We don't» like to take the space here you ”°' :
for such a lengthy item. but recently '
. A
this department asked .what the pres- PLEA FOR DANGER'
ent war in Europe started about New
, . ' - Thl w
comes . reader and'asks this depart- _ a ritor Argued That Too Much
ment the same question. remarking 8"", M” ””d Weaklinpa.
In these days of the placarding or
that “as you are so darned smart in .
i“safety.tirat" and the juxtaposition of
- motto.“ insulted» "
lSCOAL
Millers. ............ 259 up the fence when she heard the conver-Fafe‘y'is “0‘ only "“9“ but ultimate-
. Glasses . . . . .......... 50: up sation, and seeing what was going on.
goggles. . . . . . . . . .25c. 81. 82 up said to Austria. “Don’t you dare touch great and free. must set high value 0“
l Spectacles or Eyeglasses.$1.25 that child; he's my kid and, anyhow, the courage. resourcefulness and high
”"50 to ‘5 lick anybody:
3i! Clocks ............. .M to :12
Clocks ........... $3.50 to $16.50
...... .31 to $10 ain't looking and lands with both feet either as species or individuals.
,, J3 Us
Brand’s Clocks have been tested
H. TRADING STAMPS GIVEN.
Minter! street. South Non-walk:
gg'rnaomoxamre GIVEN.
{Stilts and Balms—
other things, perhaps you on answer
the question yourself.” We can. , We ; "531° 9"?! ”39-" ‘3 i‘ '0‘“ “WWW
will a» II brief .' ”Bible! In the} thlt of I madman if it be heard in the
first place a Servian Socialist ‘0“ land singing the praises of danger and
drunk and killed an Austrian noble-”m” with 3“ our 1“"! and move-
man and his escort (or maybe it was ments and committees for the elimina-
his consort). Anyway, it w“ some tion from our daily life of all chances
sort. Austria then got hot under the unfavorable to life. limb. health and;
.collar over the incident and said to‘property. are “’9 in ”0 danger 9‘ 9“"
‘Bervia: “See here.~now. we don't want “‘3 ”19350" at the “9°“? 0' “‘9
any of that rough stuff. '1 want to be a ”PM"
father to you. Come into the wood ' Too great security breeds weahiings,
.1 shed." Ru"... was peeping through and too nervous a regard for physical
‘ ly unwise.
iyou’d make a hell of a lookin’ daddy." . spirit 0‘ the individual citizen. Now.
. . . . .. ..... .. .. $2.75 “You've got.another think comin'," an- courage is no"”“““ 0“ dangers ccpedi - uaha
es F‘itted‘ .....:......45e up swered Austria. "‘1 don’t like the color with. and the prudent sbul that M_:lr(l;rriolits;l:liig.tg:5 Jig“: FEE“ Fa:
sands ctacle Cases.10 t .i . ' W3 5 “ l“ 3 ”1°" can i be “u an ' ' I
he c at of Your eyes. anyhow. and your feet 5' p y “0 ’3 ‘qualiarson is well-known to Westport
tars—all kinds ...... 35o up don't track besides, and I can lick you “8‘1 0" "Obie. 0‘" "0W“ “9 ‘03
so on ALL REPAiR WOR‘K.
with one hand tied." “Bully boy." says this point has always been conditioned:
‘ ~ llhelm to Austria. "If you can't lick by the need of self preservation in1
mm] can, 'and 33.3031, 1'“ do it. I can the face of innumerable enveloping
i can. lick everybody. dangers. The creature that hesitated:
We'iltehe him on together."l So Ger- ‘0 take chances .or always avoided
many slips up on France when she threatened injury soon ceased to exist,‘
1
in the middle of Belglum_ "a“ nun Hence our bodies, our minds. our
my belly," says Belgium, "or n] bite very spirits have been evolved, in part
your-”leg on," “Ouch." gayg Germany. at least, to fulilli this function of cop-
"but i'll get, of! when 1 get ready." ing with [some kind of danger. For
“That's not fair." BRYI‘FI’EIIGG.‘ "Take what purpose our eyes. our ears. our
that, you slob," handing Germany a hot nerves, our muscles. our sense of right
one on the snout. "lshate‘a scrapfgand wrong. ?A removal. than. from
say. England, “but I can gmuh the our environment of this element of
law of theguy that slaps my friend." danger tenda‘ to be followed by do-
"You don't lute it womr than 1 do." generscy and atrophy in all parts or
says Japan. as she squares on for Most natures. indeed in modern life
hand in the game; “wall, I guess you we are.prone to become stall “fed in
sinned itt anyhow." says Wilhelm to body and spirit.‘ This we tacitly con-
Nick. Just then everybody begins to fess in our passion tor sport. which is
yell: "You started it yourself!“ and essentially mimic hunting or war and
each onegilckmout m. .muezatthe for. the vicarious adventure of rom~
other fellow and they all clinch and tie lic“on—-B¢ribner’s
Schultz’s Sanitary Markets
16c
ass case's SEAL one.
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linked States;
minibuses. .
irre‘ 'ro as awasuso FOR
. It‘lgonipetltlon Throughout the
will be awarded by the!
Red Cross and the National;
ion for the Study and maven-i
“realest! 9°. the ems coin- i
cities and villaaea sellins
number or ’ Red‘ cross
seals per capita before Jan-
’according toad announce-
"ii'omithb State Capitol. by State
H. melon-man, of the Tuber.
’to make the competition
various communities have
M according to their popu-
lthe last census, into seven
owe; from 600 to 2.090:
" .... thence; irom‘spoo to rs;-
monochrome; trom‘50,000
Rib Lamb Chops - - -
Loin “ “_ - - - 200
Lamb Stew - - ‘ -‘ -' 10c
Oranges - - - 15¢; per Doz.
u
. Pool Ta'bie'with set of‘ ~
.. ballslandciies
',~e
$3 .30-
Askgrtheboyif hewculd not ii
“ i-r‘smte to bringhilnpnez.
The. A. -gi,-.;1$Angevine 81 SOn;.~Co;f. .
13“?"35'LiiW93hifigi0‘1.'S&°¢tis°‘NWe“
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1rington on the night in question.
Our nation. if it is to be '
sprobiible that. barring the accidents
'of Weather llnd other perils of the
m
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businessman—diorama. we'mw._. mum ,‘y
iii-merstsedtheunseormhh‘
more; hues emu is was: .»
'. I Dec. 15:»- .1
'. Thai-aunt totem killing or County
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l‘n‘l‘p‘n'I-l I
trawlmmeuthow .
denu- ‘ so: flies" “ Birdsn and John
Smith. the latter a tarmhand employed
Pk Walled! Blind. and who live on the
New Montreal! about Meal-tor
and one-half miles. respectively. irom
tween 9 and 9:15 on the night at the
murder they~ heard men running by
their houses. Smith said he looked -
out of the window and noted that one
man was tall and the other short. and
ithat they were running towards this
town. As other witnesses have told
of two men of this description bolus
seen on their way to Torrington, the
opinion is held by oilicers that the two
men who asked about south-bound
trains in a Torringtonrestaurant were
probably the ”two men seen on the
road between Barkhamsted and TM-
» TO SAIL FOR JAMAICA.
H. A. Williams Will Be Married to
Miss Farouaharson.
Herbert A. Williams, of Riverside
avenue. Weslport. sailed trom New
York city today (or Jamaica. where. on
December 22ndehe will be united in
people. having formerly resided here.
conducting a kindergarten school at
her bomefon Church street. Westport.
Mr. wuue‘ms will he missed by his
many Westport friends, as he intends
‘maklug his future home in Jamaica.
STATIC’S PET Ml\(‘fll.\b‘ is (“MING
NORTH.
The navy departmentfs bulletin giv-
ing the movement of government vea-
eels.- dated on Monday. announces
that the Machine. now in Dominican
wntors, is under orders to proceed to
the navy yard lit New York. it is
high seas. she will my“, northern wa-
ters within ll few monihs.,the word
:‘momhs" being used ndvisodl‘yrior
tho Milt-him: is'nol notcdioriqpcrd.
The news that that Machine has
been ordered north will interest the
naval militia of Connecticut; (or the
divisions of the Naval hiilltia have
soon service and-seasicknesa-on her
tor sci-oral years. She has taken
them along the count of Connecticut.
Massachusetts and Rhoda Island and.’
on line or two occasions. to New
York. Modt of 'her career has been
on Northern waters. where sherculd
ego slower said roll more instrument
boats of her size. .
it may be said for the WMaclllse
tlm‘uith. that the last few ~ months
have been more exciting. Manned-by
men of.tile navy she has been in
Southern waters. having been 0 tiered
there its a part oi the administra-
tion's plans for puclfylllu Various ex-
cltnlile Southern neighbors rind. dur»
ing the experience. she was once fired
upon. That. was the most exciting ox-
perirnCc in the career of the ship and
the fuel that no onc was h‘llrt does
not detract from the experience.‘ Per-
sons who‘h‘uve done a turn of duty
on the Machine will agree that she
and her crew will face more dang-
er in coming up the‘ coast to New
York than she did while under fire
last‘summer. " g > . .
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NOT CQRRIED» BY .DF Iii.
omispios 8‘ Animals. no Not
‘ Spread mule Inseam. . ' .
Superintendent John M. (Brampton
of the gsmehnd‘ fisheries board of
the state said yesterday. afternoon“
that there was» no danger ..w_ilatei:er.
of deer carrying foot and mouth dis:
ease from one. hard of cattle to. an:
other’ in the state. "Some peo’pls‘vhnve‘
gained the impression." ~eaid"flMi-.'
Crampton, "by seeing crippled deer.
thatthere animals have been ininrodv
by shot. wounds.” or in some other:
way, they have foot and mouth dis-H
ease. "I have ‘n gréut'mni'i‘y‘ietters.“
however. tram many of the; infected1
statesflshow that there is no, ground
for-such a belief and therein hotly;
ing‘in' these records to show "that the
deer‘ 'would'carr'y t‘bot. en's inbuilt in-
(action from»
soreness pearl-ls: m sure.
outismlreoemn by rule ésnti
the Case store, testified today that be- _
one flilace to’fdilgtlierfl’
' chairman. Conn, nee. treaties: ‘
heard crescent: show that'ti'ie‘re were ,
" Mil unorthodox-lug the. month of No-
‘ 7W Thinnest less titanic 005;."
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g,
,' -Smli.Feesh;Iieme..-. «13¢ inane Chickens 24¢:-
«Fresh "Shoulders .J . .
, ,. t
' ' 103W»
REE/8' ‘
.inber and so moraines number
STOMACH TROUBLES QUICKLY
CURED. ‘
People go on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years. and imag-
ine they have a serious disease. They
over-eat or over;think and force on
the stomach a lot of extra work, but
they never think that the stomach
needs extra help to do the extra work.
it these people would, take 'i‘ono-
line Tablets regularly they would be a
great big help to the stomach in its
strain of over-work. No matter what
-
greatly aided in its work of digestion.
TONOLINE TABLETS
. 7 not only promptly relieve
all distress. but if taken regularly will
absolutely cure indigestion by build-
ing up the hubby. overworked walls
of the stomach and make them strong
enough to digest the_most hearty
meal. 81“ for a'ho daya’ treatment.
Mailed by American Proprietary Co..
a
LAST HERD ssteaeso.
rsom comm-rise
w
Free of Foot and Mouth Diem» -
The state andtrederai inspectors
day inspected-forty herds indium"
tar, Windsor and Bloomfield; The. in-
spectors finished their! work in diam,
cheater and this morning will .flniabin
Windsor and Bloomfield. and go on»
to East Hartford and West Hartfor.i
inspections will be begun ln‘New Ha?
veil and vicinity tomorrow. _
‘Dr. George T. Crowley. health on!
nor of New Britain. yesterday notified
Commissioner on Domestic Animals J.
0. Phelps. Jr.. that he has released the
herd of Peter Samerzewslw, which was
held in quarantine for suspected symp-
toms ot the foot and mouth d siease.
'l‘he herd, he said. was free from dis-
you eat or drink. Tonoline tabs sweet-
on your sour stomach and stop gas
belching in five minutes. The heavi- ~ .
noes disappears. and the stomach is . ,.
inspectors Find New Iritaln pattio . . ~.
working on thotoot and mouth disease "
among the cattle in the state yastprw
.’e‘.-:-.-. . . . . . . . .
A splendid assortment for Men and Women, with a wide choice or .
mom. *2:
PRICED FROM 81.0011) 555.00. A?
n’a
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- Children’s Umbrellas
Well made, last dolor covers. attractive handles.
Suit Cases and Club Bags
‘ A his and attractive line; allsises; warranted to give good service.
7 Ladies’ Rain Coats
0f various materials and coins, attractively priced.
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A‘ Good MACKINAW
COAT for a Good Boy,
will make a goOd Xmas
present. .
.. Sizes'from‘8tofil7
.- . Strictly All Wool boats.
- Prices "coin $5.00 to 512.00 ?;
» APiANO FOR mass s
This isaf‘presentfor the family
Come. in and booths new ' ~
rwbteriing . Player Piano— .
miSonnenbérg'T" Piano 0°41 ‘
The-
» . ' 104 Washington Street
r
ease. Thisis the last herd that was
in quarantine. All of the herds in-
spected yesterday were pronounced
clean. ‘ -
MERIDEN ‘
suausoij ‘
susmsi'g stocks
r’ I. 3 5;
~: tar—Damage
'>'MERJDEN. Conn}. Dec
estimated at about; snow was caused
by tire and water iii-"e two business
blocks near thecenter‘ot the city early
today. The tire in 'thcase was mon-
fined to the upper part a; the building.
The city National Bank,
' " Satisfied {DepQSitOts ' "
"“We believe mafia- hissed domains- is s‘ Bank’s host advertise-
a
«v
‘ mono—that cadmium-vice will reap its owmreward.
Our success has some from serving well, and the amircclaiion of
the public of our endeavors to do the best possi ‘ . even in small
mantra encourages us tchontin no our business on‘ this'principle.‘
it started lugs bull ‘ Ttin-nun hxghr.
“F. Ie‘liawtonvsnd spread to theisti-
ioining structin-e, which'belongsi to
the estate dSBimeon hichiahon.‘ ”The
causal. outgrown. ' f“ .1. .
‘eq
We invite you so bcoomc a SATISFIED . matron of this
worthy institution. ‘ . ~ _ .
SPECIAL for Friday . .1
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