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PAGE SIX
JEWELK
EVENING SEVTI VEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN t
E. L. A1111 A. h. GOLDEN,
Pier)? RBI '1‘03‘5
‘ a:—
" MINIA'I URE ALMANAC FOR
TOM ORROW.
TUESDAY. NOV. 3.011915.
High title 5:34 a. 111.; 5:58 p. m“,
3:111 rises 6:59; 4:24.
EVENING SEN I‘INEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
Editoi'ial Rooms—~92.
Business Office—93.
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editors Residence—may 3.
City Editor‘s Residence—452$
Business Manager’s Residence-—
1113- -12.
MASONIC DIRECTORY
A social Communication of Old Well
Lodge No. 108. F. a. A. M., will be,
Scull. Main street,‘
c113, Tuesday evening, Nov. 301b,
1913.31 8 o'clock... War. Bra. Theo. W.
Bored-ct District Deputy for this jur-
isd:c1.c.:t w:l' be present and witness
11.:- Confcrring of the Master Mason
Degree After the w0rk a banquet.
All roaster Masons cordially and fra-
tc: ”ally invited.
Fltttet'naiiy Yours,
SYLVESTER P. DECKER, W. M.
Altrsl:
ROBERT M. WILCOX
Scr-crm'y
1127, 29. 30
Bullt'r Chapter. No. 38, R. A. M.
l\lt~.t- Masonic ilnildini. South
lllnin strcct, find and till Tuesdays
July 11nd Alwtnl c);-
.tll ltoyril .-\l‘(‘ll
l‘hui'ch
w
ill
nf let'tt nmtlt‘t
r‘r,1!t'.l ~al .\ 13114111.;
\f‘vvuis cordially lll\lll"l.
A QUEER MIX»UP.
*1 t'ln'ionc 1111371111, 31111111 l1.1~ pio-
illl'illW l‘illl'
the:
duct-ill llll‘ll'Jll in thc l'i'lm‘
hampcr ml
in”, ltorlivttws has
(kvltrl'tnmant's climb to uplcltcnd and
pinish tho c l‘tlnrllllilltll‘} who l1.1'.1-
lib-+11 count-yd in lltt‘ ch'orl': to blow
lip \ltll‘lll'iill null othcr ships c111'1'3
ital; munitions ol \3111' and whit h, if
PJHPUITH docs 11- duty. muy tlmclop
into 11 scumlul ot' lll'Uplll‘lltllh, has
to liuht followrng lhc ill‘t‘t'rl by
the Secret Soc-vice of Rohcrt l"tl,\' and
11:.‘ Thu
Sei'l'ct Scrut'c is.
assothlt-s utnlcr al‘l‘l‘fil.
of conl'st‘, illl' pro:
[3 -1 twin to (ll'ill with otl'cnws of this
lull 11 dcl'ciops tlmt Inc "'l‘rusi
llcput‘lmcllt
1' 'nd.
innit-1's" iill‘dl‘lll‘ll lo lllc
of Justice, untlcr llll‘ suchislon of A.
‘lli'tu‘c liiclnslti. hu\ 1‘ llcctt doing most
(1 thi. l'llilrlll'll‘l' ol' \\lll‘li.’llllll(lllgll in
:i:mounccnrcnts to thc public it has
been ataled that it was (being done
lay tho Stulc ilcpurtmcnt. Fay and
[Lin associates, however, were first 111'-
raslcd by thc. .\'cu' York police. with
which department William J. Flynn,
haul of the Scérct Service. was fol"
rttoriy conncctml, Thc .\‘ew York
'pvlll'co turned Fuy ct 111. over to Flynn
and ho promptly employed utt cxtru
fun-c of own to run down the olhcr
conspilralot's illlll lhc "lncn higher up.‘
Although the Secret Scl'ticc '4 in the
dl‘klfldlll‘)' Dcpnrtulcnl, .\ic-
So (llll Blelnski and
Secretary
3- loo objected.
.tttomt-y tlcncrnl Gregory. 'l‘llcro' be-
2,112 to circulute ugly stories of effort
.\lllllllll>ll‘itllllll lo shicld ccl‘
among
“3' llll‘
13111 of its t’i'icnds who were
l-‘iynn pursued his
toe higher ups."
”wt-tit itlld thci'c arose 11 question as
uhct‘e he procured the funds to
any it on. Then it was discovered:
111111. the Secretary of \\'ar, who, ap-
prrcnlly distrusts the work of Biol-
.1 «tit and his subordinates, lritd found‘.‘
onlu fund which he had placed at the-I
it is understood
ordered
llilSPO-Sal of Flynn.
McAdoo has
Flynn to abandon the look, while A1,»,
tlruey General Gregory has appealed,
to the States to carry on the task on
tlré ground that the Federal laws are
inadequirle. The real facts may not e1
ha disclosed. in flow of the powerful
influences being exertcd to suppress
them, but if they are, it will result,
now
in it mighty scandal, altogether too.
(lose to the head or the Admimstra-I
1m; to be comfortable. Congress
' . should put Secretary Garrison on the
stand. I
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ANTIS AND BUFFS MAY JOINS“
on the intelligent women oi the Elnora woo!!! have nearly III of our
"wiry. whether for or ngalnst w,o- goods. Money isn’t wealth. The real
minute”. lino now a cause before wealth" would have. {been drained out
1113113113wa «the 0MU¥1§Illrlll9 M39! mill.
I'Ilforaover they are dotogI no. ' ‘cotool, cotton, clothing, :Wr 1”,,
our in ivh'lolr they fully
join
Ifuwen Fedtrul child labor
‘liorrs of California, Flonda.
i \c'\\
l
\‘rrmonl had nlllt'utl} entered the “Sir cut good to have EJ111118 rolling 11!J Hill
,l ASSOl‘lUllOII,
__ '(‘hul‘t hes iilld
tiltll ill».
lhc'mbt‘l’tc': tn fmor of tne Kcaling‘
bill New
l You}. state was the eighth to pledg 11-'
'rclt' to a('ll\‘e .~ttp,'ort. The federal-
lndlana.
JPl‘bt3. Pennsylvania, t'lah and
on the: side of the Children. .
’l lil> bill is similar to the Palmer-Ow
en
tl‘u
but which did not come to a vote 1:1
bill which 31 11.5 pasrt'd last year by
Hottsl- with a vote of I’d to 423.
ill? Si'llult‘ l1 prohibits llllel‘st‘dlc
tumult-ice 111 goods in the manufac-
ture of which children under 1i have
:lieen employed irl mills, factories,
,cknncrios or workslops. children 1111
dren under .«intecn have worked more
lthan eight hours a day, or haw: work
ed at night. The American Mcdirult
the Federal Council of
the American Federal-
tion of labor an: supporting thc bill.
it would Sl‘t'lll that with the doc-
tul's, churches. union labor and no-
1111111: club's all supporting a rlieasurc
sin--
il ought to stand a l'liillll‘l‘ ol
(-9”. That salllt‘ sort of l'edcriil action
.
is nccdrtd l> ct'illcnl from llic oiltitition
in lit'tll‘gilt. 'l‘hl-re u «lnlll labor 111w
3111s put throuuh last. rnl~tnu lllc auc
lililll from 12 to it. and ('M'lllplloila‘
l't): poicrt) from to to 1:. ilul the
slut:- 11.15 ptotit‘l-ti no minus to 1-11
l'tii't'c thc In“ .
'l‘h- (‘1111'111i>-ll-11c1'of l‘omnn-l’tcand
There are sfgns of that already.
Money‘s getting to be Ldrug on the
market.
millions on hand and can‘t loud it at,
p:
a profitable rule.
It bill going to do on any perman-
indehtcdnc'zs to us of 52.000.000J100 a
year beutuse of. our lop dried foreign1
trade. its doubtful whether it's. good
for us to have. a tolerable balance of
more than 81.000.000.000 a year, or cv-
cn that ninth, year in and your out.
”fig—.9“-
. MORE iNCOME TAXATION.
if additional funds for national de-
tense are to the raised by internal lax-
lder sixteen in mines. or in winch chii- ation, it is fair enough to raise part
intomc
of the-111 by extending the
tax.
in cornparison with trues 011 person-
al incomes in most European countries 1
our present 5.3 stem is exceptional
both in the smallness of the ratc and
the largcness of the exemptions.
The normal rate under our law is
one pcr cerll.. puid on net incomes up
to $30,111.10.
the 311:1 majority of t'ilizcnn subject
to tho 1113;. Beyond $30,110:) the rate
is pr'oui'csst’rc with the size of 111-
conics, but our maximum is 7 pcr
ccnt, imposed on 111(01qu cytvccdiug
slownlll :1 year.
tukcn
pcr cool. of lili‘l-ll‘ intolncs is
by tho 1.1131'1‘111111-111.
(tor [Il'.'.~(‘lll cxcmptions are $3,001) a
That is the rate paid 133”
in England today SUI
X‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINL,
rI
REFUSED T0 DESERT
WOUNDED SERBIANS
Wall street has hundreds of;
l
. , 3‘ I, _ .
l...1.or 1.x charm-d with 11,. l’llllll‘i’l‘lll“lll your for studio lllcn und “.0011 :1 your li.1ll..111\ lilill t‘l'l lithiuttlil. h'.1l'll'
Ill .ulzlinlt t»1illt- l‘lllll’i'llltll, klillilllllli.
~c1nnmilon of iitt'ornmlton 11ml
Mulrtno 11nd cont'crnrnr labor in is
ll".lli\'ll to t'npitnl. ltll‘llllUll. lupin-113'
11nd output of mills 11ml lilt'lorics,
111121111113 of r11 33' mutct'lzil llht'll by lhcm
ltlillttltll), lut :.'11111 untl lllll’>(‘!llb\\l't‘ ot'
\‘.lltl.'h.’t- Milli 1’ “11.3113 lillll sclt'ltll
otllcr 1.1111111» (11' llllt‘il'al to ('uplliii.
To :1“
licorcin l)lll\ltll,'h for :1 conttnisqoncr
tl:1:~ tho
.11.olt.pl1:~ll santc of
11m! lull llllil't' itShlSlilllls.
lintltct'in; such clitlcucc ol' rioln»
l'ttll ot' the child labor law no will
1111-;111 11113 practicul cnl‘ori'cmcnl is it
tuck. There to some hope
111.11 (ivory-.111 will prolnic this your for
lllllli‘llll
.111 .t.~n‘i>lulll 111111113 inspcttor whoso intlitt"'ctcn(c to public cxltenditurcs for (‘lll"l’l(ll of Hartford.
duty will be llllllll'll to prolctliitg the
childrcn lint u fciici'ul 111w, hnckt'd up
milking
is badly
lu3' tilt“ t‘cdct'nl gtil'l‘l‘llllll‘lll,
conditions illllfl.‘ tn till claim.
not d cd
(‘ liltb‘llYtlllllll of 1 llllll tort-c is 11 task M‘nhc of citizenship and lntlkc him 11 0” N9“
to ninth till thc women 01' till' country
may well sci tlrcilisr-lics, rcnzitliloss of
pollltctli or olhcr tlill'crl'nt'cs.
.._..,-________
THE EXPORT PERIL.
litilnncc“ is
'l‘llc "fumi'rrhlc trutlo
untptcslionuhly u llnc thing. bill thcrc
might be disudl'tinlngcs in corrulllng
llll lhc world‘s moncy.
Thus for we havc sccn chicfly the
tlcitcilts ol‘ the amazing export trade
caused by the war. The demand for
our crop-A and factory products reviv-
l‘tl our industries, brought prosperity
whole
til. i
All
1111.7.
to the farmers and gate thc
counu'y 11 business momentum
should carry it forward for yours.
unprccmlcntcrl supply of money
poured into tho country. strengthen-
ing our credit and prestige Because
-33e hale sold Europe. since the war
begun. about 31.513011111113110 nn‘wo than
we hate brought from her. our llnan
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l
l
l
cinl position is the ntrongcst in the
world.
i
\TiIC‘I favorable trade (balance. how-1
-evc1'. has been due as much to the.
loss of imports as to the gain in ex-
ports. And the loss of our importiI
trade has done us probably as much
harm a; good
iously with many of our industries by
fylrshutttrtg off their supplies of 888611“
tion materials. It has deprived “S: ‘00 many not elties in the line of toys l1av-' season on Friday night.
tly City in tho winlcr' time.
for lniirt'icd 111111. in many torclgn
countrn-s c3cryhod3' with its much its
$5.1m :1 your has to pity on illcolnl' lnx.
'l‘ht'r't- l:~ lhoi'cl'orc nothing.r t'tidical in
Ihc lhttl ounnpllons
proptmli 0111'
should be t'ctlnclul to $2.1M) for stupid,
llll'll llllll Silltlill i'ot Ill'llllH (ll full)ilic.~.
rl‘hcrc might hc no harm in making
tho minimum cxclnpllon oven 11 ill»
ll» loucr,
l‘or thcrc is number consideration
just its intportiml as tho necessity of
tho notcrlnnonl's ruining money. it
is thin
coniclousncns of the contribution
crcry citizen should have 11
he
tnukcs to thc nation’s expenses.
llrdircct taxation has fostered
3. inch Americans .1rc noted.
liiroct taxation for tho nt'orngo cili-
zcn. just (munch to mnko him all up
without
unil lukc notice,
grievous hurtlclt would uulckcn his
hettrr c'rl‘tit of inclllcicncy and cxti'a
yirgllnco iii govr-rnincnt expenditures.
_- p-»
lt' lhcrc's lllll' plucc
1n
whcrc you‘d suposc nobody could help
gctllnt: enough fresh air. it‘s the Win-
And yet
cur“~«
l‘hlcirgo is running "fresh llll‘
with the windows till opcnwon lhc
clct‘ntcd lines. .\'cxt thing'u'c'll hour
of New Orleans tlcmunding stream-
hoiltcd cars in tho summer limo.
They're taking copper off the church
roofs in Germany to make shells. and
mtlting up church Dolls in Russia ““d matters of vital interest to the menu "“1“”!
. \ustriu for the same purpose Thcrco hers and on topics of the day. \
nothing sacred any more but the Will
to Will.
—-~»—~——O
it will he a relief for proofreildms
at least, when the Italians trike Gorz
or Goerz, or Gorltz or Goerltz, or (501‘
Ill“. or whalel’er it is and tut'n it in-
Itu plain Gorizial
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WAR TOYS POPULAR.
w
Interesting Devices for Childrpn Ap cal composition of his having been no .11011
.5
pear in City
That'even the children are intense
sis of the 103 manufacturers who have
sent to the toy stores of this city
if lln- r1111: ucre kept low.
the ‘-
.\mericu f
feeling 11 . . 1 . . . .
presence of .\npi‘crm Rrgcnl Suntuti (‘lthO of the blockade.
1110511.: of Son York. Pat-it llcxcnl Willi
York llrnnd cholll liortttc
‘Willlnnna oi (‘unnccticuo ‘runtl Vico
'llcg‘cnl Hullunuy, Grund Chaplain
llustolow, Grand Guido 'l‘unncy, 11nd
xiii-rind Smtry Spicer.
Tho followlnprrmuncils wore rcpro
sr-ntcd: Nutmeg council of Greenwich.
Stamford council of Stamford, Dim-
bury
council of \‘orwnlk, Ponilssas council
of .\'orwalk. Volunteer council of M11
ford. Moltlcnn council of Derby, B. H.
\l'chb council of Hartford. and comr-
cils from New York. Albany. Trenton
and Boston. -
At the clouc of the business session
it turkey supper was served by the
women of thc Arcanum in the blur
(that ball. Mr. Hons gave a talk on
A
musical program was given and re-
‘lnnrks wore lnudc Iby nrirrty mcmbct‘s.
1 ”wash...”
ORGANIST GRANNISs HONORED.
His Composition Accepted an the
pfficial Music of the Waterbury
Old Home Week Celeb_ratlon..
Frederick Grttnnlss, organist of the
South Nor walk Congregat ionol
Church. was highly honored during
the Old Home Week Celebration at
iWnlerbury, last week. a mill musl-
ceptcd as the official music of the
week. and played at the Clock dedi-
u has interfered ser- 1! interested in the European Mat is cation Thursday night. at the'dedlcn-
d‘isciosedhy the close business nualy- tion of the new million dollar City «moaned in
Hall Friday morning, 'at the 'lGovernu
015 Ball. the society event of the
and during
of many articles that ne'd rather have ing reference to the European war, the military and civic .parade Satur-
than the money we suv
'ablc to bus them. And it is deprlv-;
ing “5 little by little, or one Of welloys represents a battle between a Methodist Church of his home city, ,
most powerful lovers for controlling
foreign trade.
If we didnt buy anything from Eti-
ropo, Europe could buy mighty little
from us. Import trade always help!
the export trade. . .
Again, (oppose we kept op increas-
inx our exports until we had all of
Europe’s 111611”. By the some men,
mus
Ortmf the most interesting of these
submarine and a battleship. ~ The bot-
lleshlp is constructed of wood in such,
a. manner that when a wooden “ton
.pedo' is fired from the submarine boat:
and strikes the aids or the miniature
battleship. the ‘bottlenhlp is “blown"
into pieces. -
Another Iinter'estiii‘g war toy is the
machine gun which ores miniature
rubber: balls with‘n quickness which
resembles the Imaclline glut of real
.war... ."
.Slructurirl steel toys are lurid to 'be
all the me In the toy find this Ion-
.oon- inasmuch all 'by memoir)! stroll
toys. 5 ohild coir build spool. anything}
11m .
e by not lbeing and they are now on sale for Christ-,dlry afternoon. .
i Mr Grannlss is a native of Water-
bury and was organist in the First
for ten years.
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l W. C. A. FOUNDER DEAD
:Mrs. Eliza Ann Thayer Smith Expire;
. iii Hartfbrd at 86.
HARTFORD. Nov. stir—Mic. Eliza.
Ann Thayer Smith, the founder of the
Woman’ is Chrlstlon Association in this
Icit)’. died yesterday, aged 86.111 1860'
she organized a Sunday school here,
'nhioh eventually became the nucleus
of the Christian Association, organ-
had seven years later. She was the
1frost presidents holding the position
for three Iyem- infra. Emmi was also
ootlvoI to the Fellini’- M Eighty 1‘9““ H” “141“.“ Mb ’19”; 11'
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council of Danbury. Sherman
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The visible features of our
$20 suits can
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COATSi SUITS
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Vct‘y Desirable
We are just as particular in
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Selecting .our popularprlced 90
garments II we are in choosing the most expensive ones— .3.
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and, as a result you will find among them styles so different
9.
.3. from the usual popular-priced" garments Ithat you writ he 3.
.8. omajed. '3.
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.3. THIS STORE HA8 A STYLE STANDARD, AS WELL AS A QUALl .3.
TV STANDARD, AND EVEN THE LOWEST PRICED
O.
3 3 GOODS ARE MEASURED av 1T. ’3‘
inside building of the gar- I}. 3.
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ments you can understand 3 OONE VV COATS NEVV SUITS :3:
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only after daily- experience I00 “a”, "Hm“, (,WSI fun flare Lustrons broadcloth, rich p0,, "
‘ with ’em. '° ‘kll‘r‘t 10059 fitting coats, noucto H” Suit», 1’5“” ”mimed- Plain 99
00 plaids. black and white cf— tailored 5“"5' "91"“ ”ml
How about today? 00 “MS: ”Who. patch pockets; 111611 :uits military effects :gz
I}, sizes ll 11 :IIcal'3 5.11111
Rogers&Stevens .. $8 98 .Il.‘";:'ft-.I““ $12. 982
3 ,1 $131" . »
.. _ 'g ‘1 South Norwalk. Norwalk ,3. I NEW SU .1 9::
, , NEW c0113 ”3’ ’x
lu'ul} l’.1.L‘\'t llil'3 hccutm' «1111' of LEASES ENGINES T0 RELIEVE 3; Tm ”‘0" “““N'd llwlsns ..
llu htromlc ”1‘ 1],, \\':t'.ltct‘:1tl~c THE FREIGHT TRAFFIC, ' Large aksortincnt ot‘ lll‘).~l (foun- are made in the rm 3
in thc Incl 1.1 ‘J‘l’l‘lll 1,} “Mpg”, lll order to help relict'c titc pros,- 0:: practical model-.4, in ruirturcs son's appnned Slylt". 511111400
1.1m til l xl 11h in 5.11,, ,I 51“. Y,“ sure of freight traffic, in.- .\’1-33' llutcn 3:115 well as oxford. ll'imincvi trilnrnctl with fur. tllltll“ozo
fll‘fl‘ll it) ii“\,p]‘l lllt' “0mm“! .\‘1'1‘ road 1111s lt'llo‘ctl flyc locomotiw: from With full collars; also hlui- with \‘t'l\'el, “150 blunt \lu ..
1“,“, WM“ 1'~ I” 1“,, hm,“ I, in thc .\'cw York. Untrtr'to and \Vt‘sll‘l‘ll 0. and black coals. finished \\ltll it'i'idls are broadcloth titpllll.
ttltlt'i' tn t'xt'utzt' illl' l‘lttllltit'rmx, lilill‘lliltl 'l‘ilc 111w cnginl-s which . plush or Sclfcon\'crltrhlc col» scrap and gulyuniinu m 11 mm}?
“11' story hm lll’l‘ll still lltllll llll’ hm" 1"“ ” ”rd"'~‘:d' ““1 "“1 ‘dl‘l‘iYL‘ “1 : lllrs. bclled and button l‘tlngc 0| rotors :2:
' tin 1: to lltlp cit-111' lhc truck: during 9 ‘l‘lllllllf’ll‘ \ulul-s
i113: lhc iilll1;,,ll,in\ 31: ”M \13111 1111: prcsrnt l‘llbll, hunch-r. .\duntt- .3. \‘nluc $14 98 up to $16 983;;
léllxt' lhc pl.“ 1'. htlrin'tl tip-r, in n im. ycstcrrlay tlntt iht- Itrclutil lll'lllv 9:9 ill‘Tl“. u 3;; 3.1 ______
lust .‘iltlnlllullilt'. llilll l‘t'uthctl u soillcuhnl sct'iolts .9
"\\‘.. m... [,,,, mm}, in 11,”, point. illusion Superinit-ntlcnt .\lhcrt .,
\\'(lllllllt‘ll 111m 111 lr'il\l‘ lill'lll \\’. lloncyu'ill says that clery uvuilii- .. women, S Winter Dresses :0 .
“hm, 111,.) 111ml m, ,I in.” ‘1“. N, lt‘c picic of rolling stock hits hccn who}. .3.
lllll‘ll, and in) hit without hcl. i" “"‘i‘m- ““d .\ll‘ H") ”NIH” "r trans .8, n amazing varil'ty for Yourchoice, at popular prices— .3.
' it Nation in all unsoltm. , '3
ARCANUM INITIATES CLASS OF 1 “hr munitions, ultnn' arc not rc- 0:0 Dresses for the street—Dresses IforIaIternoonI—Dressna for ‘3‘
CANDIDATES II . . . . I I I : evening. Many are in the combinations of silk and serge 0’9
hpllllhlllll torI this It llll'lllil lIln tin 9:. that are 60 popular this season—others, for dreSSy accastons 0:.)
”'T‘" i'tmtu,‘ hc 5:1“. as 1 our 1115 WP" a - -
Spccial Features Introduced at Meet. .llcttlrtlly into-11ml of shtpmvtu of IIIII 00 are made of silk, crepe do alone and tat eta—- 9;.)
“‘9' With ”Mt“ Visitor: Present. ominalry products. (‘otton mills, .m- : 3 ’0.
Ono of ”w llllllll‘lil nights "r ”W ttnnohilc fuclorics, and machine shops : $998w$12.98_318.98 0°.
year for tho lloyzil Arcunum was w, my,“ bit: 01“,,” '09 .3.
helo by Seilsltli' l‘uuncll, No. 709, at It is nm surprising. .\tr. lloncywitl .. .__..._.._...__. 0:.
1025’ MM" “”0"" “"id‘m'l‘rh 1““ stalls. ihut thc l..-rckawunn road has 9:. . 0:.
night, when we Inillalory degree was lcluscd to accept tiny ntorc freight by ,3. :
confcrt'cd on lMl‘nly-lllt' canditlutcs. t‘llN‘rl. by “113‘ of New York. and he 0:. ‘:’
The degree work “i“ slugcd by ”W thinks than tllc (‘cntrul Railroad of z » » ‘ ‘ " I/ .’
l‘l‘iH‘k dcgrt 1- 11-11111 of 11. ll. “'chb .\‘le I'm”. mm ”u. ,.,,,,,,,,.y]..,,,,,,, ‘3‘ -.7_ 0-.
“any ”pm“! road will he torrcd to follow suit. I". at”? o N F -
A little ftnlurcs \vcl'c irlttoduccd and ill the ]. allure on the part of n“. gmmwrs o. “W .5.
”"50 M the demo Work ”m “w" “d” to sccurc steamship uccontodulions é”:°‘:”:”:” ”9....”0”... «:” :.. :“:”:”:” O“:”: ..:“9“0 O”:”O”O:.Q
greeted with loud applause. m, ”I“; “Dorm an" ”my have 0 O 0 o o o ”o o o o o_ c
The council was honored by the “whed M“. York. p, largely the ~ —— -»— ~ ~- W“ W..-” _. ,,_ . - .1- .d. ._ ._.
it is hardly
plubnhly, .\lr. llono333ill thinks. that
the .\'cu liiu'cn road will bccontc tied
up an scv'iotlsly 11:: thc roads in New
Jcrscy.
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. H. KING WANTS TRIAL POST-
PONED TO. FEBRUARY TERM.
Dellulting Fairfield Lawyer Seeks
Time to Arrange His Affairs.
"lhnl Allorllc3 (‘litus 11.1mm may
Kl‘l‘ll to how his tliul continued front
tho llcttnlhcr to thc I-‘cbr'utlry lcrnlI
RAYMOND BROTHERS
WHEN YOU
are asked which is the leading firm of the city who are
dealing in Coal. Wood, Brick, Lime, Cement. Grain, Feed.
with a thousand other necessities that are required in the
Building Linc, you would answer “The up—to-date firm of
137 Washington Street ,
of thc criminal sttpcl'ioi' court was thci
tcport hct ll totliiy it “us said that
hc wished more time to arrange his
llfl‘nit's‘bcforc coming. into coufi.
l‘otlnly Sillfilifi l‘ensc who has Al-I‘
tot'ncr King under his charge :11 thc‘
jitil..siri1l hc hud heirrtl nothI
ing of the plan for it continuanch
Judge Willltuns will preside ovcr' thc
llcccmbcr term whilc Jtlanc \‘icbh
comes to Bridgeport ill February.
The story that Sheriff Pcusc mighti
be appointed guardian of the dc:
Ifunitiniz luu'yct‘. which was published
fin a Sunday pupcr. was also denied b3 I
,Sherii‘l‘ l’case. This yarn said AllorI'U
ncy King would be placed 011 proliir-l
lion and would report regularly to thc‘
sheriff. '
Mont of King‘s friends think he has
not (hangcd his originul determlnm
which was to come into courtiI
without counsel and throw nlmsclf on
,lhe mom of the court. The story
that n Willimantic lawyer has been
not rgenerall3 credited
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A COLD on cATARRH.
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headache; no struggling for breath tit
night.
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little of {his fragrant antiseptic cresi'n
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of muesli. soothing
and healing the swollen or inflomod
mucous mount-aria, giving mi instant .‘~
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1111mm
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pour 1m alumna»
GHQ ihan ha If a ceiling”
has proven lhe soundnesr
‘ofour'Nalional Banks.
enl daycondiiionr, how-
ever demand new method! for {he
Iltantlling ofirude and commerce and IkeEdmlI
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