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Inst and cm com'nIi'ssIoII Decides
to Put End tosIaIIgtIter of tutt-
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Forlnlan ts and Children.
‘ Slaying' ts Beyond All Proportion
to amuse lions to Farms, lie-I
.Itort Salts
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Determined edort ‘Itltl be“ made
. henceliorth by the tish and game é‘ofirl
Imisston and by ComtntflIoner JohaI IC‘.
:Qrutnpton ,tp stop the Unlined wanton
Ilutttug ol- deer in this “W: The com
IIn-isslon met in Hartford and discuss-
ed ways and means of protecting
ti use who kill deer under the pretextl
'Illllll it has been injuring their proper»
Ity. The law allows a man to kill III
Idiot upon his own land upon the uwI
Ismtnpttun that it is ddmuxtug his pro
Iporty. pmvided- he makes report of
the killing‘ to the game cotntnlssloner. l
’l‘rutn the lhr’ge number" In) i‘éported
Mr (‘runtpton said t‘sllirdh‘l’ ho is
I! IIINlnm-d t'ittftt tt' nIlnIh'c'Zr hilte been
.of; ;1mm." ltlllod wantonly or top p‘u'rposes otI
_ IN in. ltt fttct. it Is known that vcnltiou'
lIh ta been offered for sale in ConnectirI
Iran markets. ‘ _, ;
‘Tnt cum-on OOIMIV. IIU VOI‘E'tm. '
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Always ,_ ,.
Bears the“
Signature
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Record 5 a Day‘
S'I‘ Stturtlay Mr. Crat'n'pton rt-ccitod at
liti oliitc itt Hartford but not ll 3 3t).
lo'tloclt tutti- ’ o 'cloclt rouott of :6 door
Ikillcd. ln Weducuday morning '3 mail‘
're port was made of an ttdtlltion of 10
to this number ln’ tho more retently
otcr 600 deer have bcmwttorted kill
Ind and now the gamecmithorltl'ea me’
about concluded that some s'top In'usl
the put to it.
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WAR “USES BiBlE
t'ttals- lauisllscdacPrctext—I ,'
conflict ltt Europeu
BUSINESS i0 800M
inbrease of 50 913 Reported liver .
the Best Previous Year
The makers of munitionsIoi car
tare not only American business men
who are profiting by reason at the
The - knowledge
prove- disconcerting to some
may I
peace at any prlve advocates. but. it ,
ls It facC. demdhdidab. that: thh Bible
l’utinttt'ts in ’Ilt'ilt’ cdu'tit'ri'. 1131 a dIrect
I‘cnnséqucnce" at the bar. is flourish I
lttl: Its never before. The- publishersI
are sending 18150 ouiultislee»umt-
bridged millions, Including the book
It! Backlei not only to title otliqp,)sut
to the Teutonic nations also:
American made WBlEileB are being
shipped too, to the South Mrkmn utdI
Australian markets. EewrynhermI
"litCOPdlllg to the publishers, the de- .
tmvl rm- tlII 'Itttttlutltt tnticle is on i
pre'ce'd'ently ‘itttge I ll is‘ estimated
that thtJ tIiIicaseI liver the bashing-l
I\ltnll§ year is «slim '@ her film. And
the lilbléé‘fie’h’o‘t being purchased by.
mif'ss'iltlttt'ries' or {Froign auxiliaries 0t
tbr' dhlcuns hut byl ilk great public
tibload. (Itltct- nation» tire handicap-|
per in their ability to publish; so the
«note \\t III! is looking to this coun
Irv for its stipply. ' I
At home too, more people are rend
lug- or at least buylttthBibles titan
ever before. I'fl‘he (lideons, tiu‘ host
Jingle t'llsttimtlr. buy .10 000 a year to
di Illlblllt" throughout the hotels of the
country. 1 A 'member’ bf ajttblishlng
firm elitint’alcd yeatetday that the
filbic business of the United States in
cluding both exhortatlons and the pro
”BIDS LEGACY 'HIDDEN FROM ten“ quarts of eggs to say nothing of! Mr (lrttmptun has received inform duct tor home consumption. will touti-
_‘ HER (FOR 61 YEARS.
90‘ ~ ‘ '
Deposit of $73 Grow; to $1. 620 When
_ , Widow Discovers Lost Rank Book.
NEW YORK, Nov. ail—«After lying
idle 61 years, tittriIttz' wltitit it in
creased: by interned from $7 .I. to $1,626,
an account in the. Provident Sq tugs
Institution pf Jersey City.: -WllY Ilse
claimed by Mrs. Caroline Weldon. oi
that—city. as adminiatratrix Of‘ the es-
‘~tale"~ol her husband.“ 'l‘hommlt', who'
died In 1879.
While examining old papers fllrs
Weldon came across :thnnk book
which 'sho'w‘ed that in 1854 her hits-l
band had deposited $73 in the lflSlllll-:
Lion Thé account had not been (1‘
, till-bed afterward. I
first. Weldon had been appointed
qdmlnlstratrlx of her husband's ea-
ney. §he obtained from Surrogate
Stickel at glewark, where the tam
ily resided years ago a certified copy
of her loticrr of aflfiilill' ::lrttimt.» WE Ih
thme the Will be able to cplm the
bank account ""
.IP'LU'M PUDDING FOR ENGLAND’C
cfz- ' SOLDIERS ‘-
A million Chiffstt’nas plum pudding:
are being Eurrlé'd out -by one of Lon-
dor.‘ s biggesti’ bdktlshops tor the sol-
diers't in ”the trenches; Already 25.000
pnddlnzs have been made in the week
the‘ shop has been operating. It 5
Interesting to note unit/two pounds or
this- pudding cast 12' cents, While
Kmarlcan shops charge about 50 dents
for a small tin of imported pudding.
1 allot! or 100 men and which had
btsen s'et at work on the‘ puddid»;
They are made a quarter a! a' too at
a: time. and this lot~ includes 100
‘ are soldered, after which [hey-
“frbrn the House when it is organized,
"the
' wear in members-elect who have the
”this at. raisins, eighty pundits!
.mltanas eighteen quarts of milk and,
spices. When kneaded the mixture is
put into eight pound tins and these I aloplnlon from Attorney General ‘Hin-
Ituttn that the selling of deer in the
steamed for five hours in hugdretorts ISET‘LN ‘fnifia-l 1“.“ that II E; “0‘ the
it i. o e ’lw o perm wan on
The puddings will 00“ $120 000 sloughter I): the animals evpn thouxh
1 ~- :hc. statutes may permit “espousing
”3NOVAN SH“ f" . dear to be killed. .It- lmenunissloner-t.
t}: ICrnmpton's opinion that .low of the
deer so killed have doneiinlury worth
"CLERK; 0f MUSE’mcnuonlng and that
text has been sailed; afibn ‘to £le$}?
animals. thh‘dhh
‘(Cont'Inued Gram. First Flue.) .. I Season In .l'l'ertnoyttr _
. .__.-... He shot the report of the state. of"
and. did not come he won't? returnIVem’tont which shows that. $78 000
home baton long H '— -' worth of deer were taken by the hunt.-
Mr. Donovan was at the 051:; of the era of that tttate during last year. tak-
cietk of the House of Representing ml; 39 the bits“ 0' valuation {1.5 'per
lives today ““31“” certain lnaulriesId‘er- The damage done Was commit
That ofllce handles the preliminariesIed as .1935 than ‘2 009' Much the 53"“
of contested election cases. ' , . Don- Icondltlno “‘5“ in this at“?! 13°. "it
ovan has been pouring whether cehland 3° alarming has become “‘9 num
tain lawyers had done certain ”Mariner, of deer and m killed .that the
M the clerk s odice Istate Humane .society has. appealed to
He is said to want Mr Hill excluded}?B governor to take some steps to
I stop the slaughter.
I Another thing which has challenged
ltlte attention of humane agents is the
II“ he deer' hath been. killed
with shotguns. loaded with ball out--
proper certificates of election a rl ‘ci ll'idses. making the death 0! the ani-
*' -i titc Nmtcat can he hit estigt‘ted
customary proceedings is lot
investigate the contests afterwardt't,:_“nal cruel and painful w the W
‘and then unseat the man who. has
Ibeéli Mm In. This practice has
only' been depifieddrdm once to re-
certt years, in the case of Brigham
H. Roberts, a Utah Mormon. who was
rejected by the House before he was
sworn in.-
new expected Ithat the Donovan;
Hill contest will furnish a great. deal
of interesting news here this: Winter.
Accordidgvto rumor; Benn-ohm
Kmhi'n. the NMflctmrI has
been backing the Mutual: He
Is suspected to! having W cer-
cemtn ammunition sellergI are ample
also to prosecution. Mr. Gramplon
says. for selling these ball Cartridges
for the purpose “hunting deer. '
Many Are Wounded: .f,
Wounded. haltdaad deer havé been
found in various parts of the state
.and. Mr. Onnptpnslw the case Iota an
automobile pasty From this city- Which
noted a doe:- In that-road, and placing
It intwcllne. covered, It with the
overcoat- of 111610018 Id thetparty,t
and tritium it Into the In; A (smile
votb no not broken
an: slight pre- .-'
$2,200. 000 this year.‘ ' t
1‘0 meet the demand the American
Bibles are being printed in many for-
eign languages.
'kt'tir Is FIN'ED
counr
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Round House inn Pro'prletb'r' ReceWeaH
Heavy Fine But Is Allowed to
Re't'tln License.
:IIIQ‘E' h‘lEl L'D, Nov 29.—-(leorge Kla't
proprietor of the well known Round
House lttn in Southport wa's nrraign- .
mi bctore Justice 61‘ IPeace Bacon
Vl’akemtm last week bltarged with
selling liquor on Sunday. The accused
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
died #50 am; cosh-i, which he paid. His
place was raided inst $d‘nday by State
Policemen V’lrel'll Jackson and Wheel
As this was his first offense,a
certificate will he
judge so that he may keep his license.
‘I- , Forfeit: $50 Hedda.
Antonio Desantes and James Hemeie
cach forfeited $50 bonds Saturda-
turning for their non appearance in
team to ansv'rer to thexharge of shoot-
lng sea gulls The man were arrested
’oh assay by Deputy Sheriff William
H. Gould and Game Warden John-:fi
Boyle. Shott'l were heard near "the
phoned tor the sheriff! After ah excit-
two men were caught. Neither had a
huntihg liéeilse. Both these menryere
ltorelgn‘ers having beeit in these parts“!
only a short: while Evidently it was
thrgpgh their lgpprppcs. .of the law
that they we're arrested as both 'db‘
‘iitr‘ea that their 31d Iiot flow that it
"win toud'd In was igtathstfllb‘qfi to shoot gens andhl'p. in. said at WNW is to
turn information .w't'uett W K: pm ”at o'g: 'ng Ishtepm its Jeane that 15.1!" necessary tolme a
Witt-Ii or find but. ”a”: Erma» Ins nouglthpvlfl “hunter’uteegse I»: . i' .'.
Mamaucneob Pawn W
murmur-Momma «he; , ._ g.
besides English I
:50 M FAIRFrELDl
-.'I-It ' lir- 3.." llltll'éry
granted by‘ the fl:
1 fTiteBest Values“ in
marshes in 'Southport‘ by rd's'ldents =
near there and they immediately Itelek‘“
ing' chase through ‘lhe swamps these.
liarlon House
Will-remain open until December 5th.
Go there lol’ yo'ur sea, 149d. I"
JOHN o'suutvm, Prop. I
Tel. '720 '
A'tuts Pitt-Elkelrtttm;
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS 25¢
I
Davey.’ s I
Phone 410
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liave Just Purchased
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a large supply of tools, jack-knives f
and alarm clocks, which will he I
sold at reddéed prtee‘s.‘ ‘ l‘
price!
NORWALK PAWN SHOP.
1.JOS aoscurtELoI Prop. '. 'l.
a; W'dter St.,_86.' Norwillt, Conn.
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Porcelain Crowns
When a tooth is '80 badly. decay"1
0d it is not advisabke' to till It. a
porcelain crown may be inserted gm
”file the place of the imperfect
tooth. These crowns are very sut-
Iatactory when properly matched.
and titted, giving good service" .
and a perfect lmimtlonIot natural
teeth. That my patients may oi;
tain the very best results possible, ‘
I give special care to all the de-
tolls in this branch 0'! wotgk; there
ts no part given to {another to In-
Itch or work upon." ..- ._ -
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EUROPEAN‘I‘PLAN
Home 500' day, 31.50 week "
' ‘ and up.
Rollroad Ave. 80. Norwalk' I
*1t-iYERCQATS' :
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gttteitily ‘
outcome a. ..
“a 0. Mt l E B
‘it' “a Mrln St. 302 riot-wan
‘< ' 37410—3950 and.
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Mar FREIGHT umwo 'Iulw -
': I» .. vomiw
minnow?“ at out.
er'ar. lbw 101-:- (not or Catharina
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a" l ‘; ',,"~,"."1 ‘Ir.i¢.‘:l 301' I )I:
with their -m
It- We. «my :1"
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t. 1;. antique Imrtmtt Is. a pitttttslt'tott
‘1 .Lasltc has scrt-ral sisters. I 1
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The D M Read Co
listabhsh’d 1857.
The Shop for Little French) Gifts
'time upon :1 time. 'tltis story sltot'tll ' 'ltc'gttt iot'
\thttt this loul) sttrIInst Iotttcs to tltt \txttor ~hc \\ ll
Tlililk it the \‘lolk oi' tairiw.
.1
v, r -- ilttrc ts a section in the \Itllittctt N'ltoplttnpornt'tl)
pivttt oycr to tilt lllUSl laSLliiatlllg gilt articles. .
L
,5."
if CDC is ltttttttttghm tilt unusual Him}; the thin!)
and original trifle that i\' unlike any Ulllt'l that t4 I'lEHilt
' in its class lttrt ts Itltcrc it will be totttttl' tn the Shop for
Little French Gifts. .\lo<tl_\ thI articles are 'I\ with . ltll
the llfi'lilt‘, the lltllltltlll lhk dtcssmgt tanblt. \\l'lllll',:«lt~l Ill
lilil‘dH
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A 'Bctlounccd Dame with side curls who looiw' liiw an
ion \\ ollltl not Iirmttt in
u'..._.
A Knitting Bag of l'otI-tytt looLitt" L'Olllrl\£llltt‘ looks
it “(ill-
\nv w
I at; though‘it has 0tth' tiaugitd at the dim“ 01'
I . t .I I .‘ (inri-tt on. . . .
our, window lay and . I c .,
5"” ‘I, A” . , . ”Vim: _ ,Pl‘éye I! heard §f_ “Creation Cretontte“? Then- :l't‘t‘
pouct fillapt‘d ham; i’ot” knitting
art} "My utttt’sdal. ‘ . »‘ I
, song
it” Pilc
‘ i? There are Baskets, and French Novelties itttpd'ustlt'l'e
to tit-Striitt, .\tt 'fll<I)('ll'lt}ll ts .Itcusgatv. .,l\lt’2(l\ Monday,
The Shop for Lilllt i r'cnch (lifts. :
Itv'ork' ‘mtitlbn’lt'i it
394‘ {t t \
" a 1-.-
' ' ' |!' (in the SkCUIlt‘l floor.
"The Shop for Playith ngs "
"1/,
A4 -.
Jk'
* ..\' moat tascittzttin,0 plan, ltll litl'l‘. little illltl ltty toll-2
is the north store of th E)Il\(‘llitlll “men has lItctt uni1
"tufted. into a Holida} 511: "M for ; ‘t.I things" '
.. ltlt‘tt‘ are most itttettsu'ng animals; a regular' lot/'31
, I'I'IIlt \\lltl .tttd tatttc blasts. Some of tht-ttt‘run and unlit
'l'-httc are railroad S_\Slt‘lll$ \Iitlt lrniu<', stations tutt
ilt‘.l\' setttaphorcs and track not sttitcltcls' as tit-stroll
There are miniature Dcrrori s i‘ile Driurk ( rm
and Slttttcs for rousttttttiou \\ orks Armored ( rum r~ Iml
';Stll)lm:|3II5’ ch'l “Hills 0! Sollltt’t‘s “till :11] (it! III. III
.~ ,ftttcnfif‘ ,3. .. . .. , . .3 ‘
a h .. I . ,, ‘ : y . _
“”71“ - GRIIIC‘SI Blocks, laurtttturtz ltlt' [loll .~
. ,Houses, Etc. ' . . . ‘ '( \
" N" ' ' "a." BilSl‘lilCllL XIItjlt More.
fi/fli “it: 3;" ,fi' ' ‘ :i'
a\\ I.
W I )5 We Q‘s“ m .'\j"\ 9% :
Lean Stnoked
Shoulders 13
East India Tea Co.
Pei. 371 125 Washington St.
Furniture tor Christmas-d New Stock lull illewSlcre
». .There is no more acceptable present that a dainty bit
of ijmture. We have many odd pieces inc‘lit'dihg Sewing
"'.Tablcs', Typewriter Tables; 'Mu'sic Ratlts ‘Hall‘l ”Frees.
, Shirt Waist Boxes.- Fancy Chairs and other articles suitable .
,__,,forthe£ ngropm, dining room, library. den or office, at _
ca. .1 prices" _ .- .s [I :3
“3-. "’ ‘1 éWWI: fill gladly store all purchases ‘for delivery at any
dexnatcd. ”I"; {I
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“DMD .& SONS...
_ natre'et. Norwallt . .
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