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Every season is a
. season,
range must la'st many
seasons and years.
is very important there-
fore to get a range that
satisfactory.
Stamford invites confi-
dence by its neat. busi—
appearance,
and fulfils it by theway
You'll be satis—
fied with :1 Stamford.
and none is better.
but a
it
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FOR SALE BY
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Nrrtl Vain and “’c<t St: ‘W
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You can shop in eoiniort
:111d.catch your train in no
time from our new store.
l‘iIth Avenue and 415i
Street, with :1 42nd Street
tiitrnnce—just a few steps
from Grand Central.
-‘ "ironiniinséosééinc‘s- £1111
boys.
"Scotch -Mist"
for men and boys.
Everything men and boys
overcoats
\\ CHI'. r _ _ 1 .,
Sport in g' goods in "all
3U ”'05. .
Romans Paar COMPANV
anadwuy .. Broadway
111 13111 8!. m1. 111 sun 8!.
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Brr-adwly {Jam'hgmh Aver ~11
at Warren if “I It. " '
New Yo'rk Oily.
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The investigators admit that there.
‘is but litia ppssmbility of the respon-
Asiblliiy ever being 111113511“ and
would be left undone to determine
the cause of the explosion, stated
that they were without 8 thread on
I which to base their hopes that its ori-
gin ever will be ascertained.
M tuent today In which he. said that
every precaution had been taken to
protect the Du l’ont plants and that
these precautions had been rcdoubled
with the recelpl of war orders. “Our
policing system,“ he adds, “is under
ltho direction of Major Richard W.
,Sylvester. former Chief of Police of
sshlngton, and he is in charge of
#— the company‘s secret service.
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wflm TiteeN'ation
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' has proven the soundnerr
{ourNaiional Banks.
Preseni daycondiiionr, how-
ever- demand new method? {or the 1
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egrett- 371
Lean Smoked
Shoulders
East India Tea Co.
1131.
125 Washiuston St.
“The whole thing is an absolute
mystery. Not a man is tiv1ug who
was in or even near the ‘ pucknig
house when the accident ot-cured and
we seem to be without the means of
even starting an investigation." 1
Reports that. notices had been
found nailed to trees and fences lead
ing to the Du Pont plants at Upper
Hagley and at (Barney‘s Point warning
omployss of Teutonic origin that they
would imperil their lives by contiuu
of detectives working on the case bo-
day. These reports were discredited
by the investigations and ofllcials'of
the company alike, but In order‘ to
leave no stone unturned. it was decid-
ed to run down every possible clue.
After the reports had gained consid-
erable circulation several days ago,
the company made a thorough luves
absolutely nothing to substantiate
them.
accuslom'ed to hivei the rosdm
in All", vicinity of 1113 plan} weremsid
to have seen the notices upon several
occasions, but stated they had remain
ed in poaition for only a few hours at
at it time The notices. according to1
Anne of these men read is follows:
"‘ Americans who last their lives WILD
Ithe sinking of the Lusitania did so af-
Ater due warning All men of Teuton-
Aic origin are hereby warned that if
1they continue in the employment of
Atho Du l’ont Powder Company. they
1wIII do so at their peril, and will be
A taking their lives in their hands.”
A The theory that is most widely
Acredltcd is that the explosion‘ 1111's.
Accused by a spark from n Imresho:
Astriking a stone 01 piece of 11191310
Afrom a spark caused by a small car
Erunning over some powder that had
been spilled in the yard. But slight
hope is held out for the recovery of
1
-a the six injured men who were taken to
yhospitiils.
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CHANGES
NEW HAVI£1 . ‘onn., Doc. t.-—How
'nrd S. Palmer, it wn.1 oiliciiilly an-
nounced today from the offices of the
ANew york, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. has bet-H appoint~
ed auditor of 'dll-lllllritll’IICHIH' by the
New york, New Haven and' Hartford.
the 'Centrul New England linilway 1
and the New Fnsland Steamship
company. He succeeds S. C. Fleet-
w.ood who after dfivyears of continu-
ous service has. at his own request
been assigned to other duties.
John J. Ward. jr., has been appoint-
‘ed statistical accountant, succeeding
H. S. Palmer.
OHILL‘REN' s CLOTHING MAKERS
STRIKE.
NEW YORK. Dec. l.-—chcrhl ‘lrbu
15:1 .1101 119er on children's clothing
' are on strike here today. to enforce a
demand for increased pay and shorter
,h'ours.‘ Eighteen thousand employee
are involved in the controversy
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N0 nusou FOR IT.'
IWhen South Norwslk. Citizehs 3111's.»
I I way. ~
A There can be no reason why any
reader of this who suffers the tortures
.of an aching back, the annoyance of
v--’--nw~~ Rivsnrdnvn
era of kidfley ills will faiHo heed the
words of a. neighbor who has found
lr‘l 1 ‘ "lead what a South \‘orw‘alk cit-
izen says .
Mrs. Charles Owens, 67 Wood Int-d
' Avenue,_ South Norwalk, says: ‘l was
subject to dizzy and nervous spells
and was annoyed by a distresslnd
itidvgy weakness I felt restless and
in the morning, was all tired out. I
got a box of Dosn's Kidns'y' Pills at
Plaisted’s Drug Store and it
take them long to relieve me. During
the years that have passed. I
taken Dean’s Kidney Pills occasion-‘1
ally and they have kept me in good
health. Whit I have skid in my for her,
mar public endorsement, st'm holds
go'od.‘
Price We, at all dealers. D‘o’n't s‘IdI'
"ply and for kidney remedy—set
Donn’s‘ Kidney Bill 9 some 13:.“
- its. Owens and. .yo'fl'mn
A -.01-1. 3. 1111111
omcials, while declaring 11111”: nothing.
Charles ii. Landis. an oilicial of the.
Du Pont Company, gave out 11 state'
his to Work at either placelwere re-=
celvlng the attention of the big fold!!!
ligation, but declared they had found,
the, coins and dang-'
'didn't.‘
I
have" A
' nine victim and the latter saved:
MISllllBBLEI BIIIIIL
(Loiitinued from I irst Page).
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ANEW FREIGHT VAN) IN ;Ri06'f
PORT.
BHIIXJICI’UIW'1 (mill . “13321 'I'Il
II11
wore 'pdle"pi1ik 11111111119115..- tritinnedi;
with cold lace, and 1'11 (visage DPUQneLAM
of 1111111 pin}; rescs.
Mrs. James Irving Dibble. the
bride's mother, was attired in a
dress of midnight-blue chiffon, with
blue irridesceut trimmings. Mrs.
Dibble wore a corsage bouqut-t of,
deep pink roses. A
The best man was Arthur liogardua,i
111‘ Ilunellen, New Jersey. I
The wedding took place under a
beautiful bower of southern smiiax.
banked attractively on either side
tie-re ferns, palms, and high white
stands. filled with huge yellow chry-
sr-uthemums. The decorations Word
by Iinuford. Only immediate friends
and relatives of both families were
present at the ceremony.
The ushers were James Bfinsmade,‘
or New Haven, and Harold lisldwin,,
of this city.
'i‘hejediiing was followed by a de-i
iigbtful redeptiou. DeKIyil catered.-
lilusic was furnished by Speidel's or-
chestra, eotflsting of violin, 'ccllo undA
piano. The bridal couple left Nor-'1
walk at 9:30 oclock for an extensivoA
honey-moon trip. Upon their returnA
they will reside at 45 Central Park,
“’ost, New Yoi‘k City.
Mr. and \frs. Hawley have the bestf
tries and heady congratulations of
hosts of friends. Mics Dibble is 11'
popular Not-walk girl. Mr. Hurley 1111
connected with the Marine Insurance-
tlompany, of Wall Street, New York.
Thc'groom’s aiftto the bride was s;
circle ,ring of diamonds. Mrs. Haw-A
Icy presented her husband with a gold,'
knife. To the best man and usbers,‘
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Ladie’s
SUITS
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Regular Price
J ACOBY
WEDNESDAY, use. '1. 1915
1-...9'31“. .,
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lhe D. M13121 Co
- #:1111711st 185 7
New loik, .Ncw Haven and Iiurlluru"
Railroad has bump to open I new
freight yard In the West End of
folly, which will be but)
A200 feet wide. to a111:1.1111nodute Indus I
Atries in that section. '
incl long 11111! . ,
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”hr“.
Evading aid Dancing Frocks
Fairly bewildering are the lovely gowns. Ior awning
wear and the color coiiilnnutitius are \I‘oliifli'rltl, T11 5111;. .,
icrise with la'VUiIli‘i uni Illlih sounds like a 1-Iirium but A
the eiiect is 1Ielii, litiiil, Uni 1.- .121”) ii a great 111 E111! or 1'11I11r
tiopit‘al Ilmvti is 211] 1111 111111 are net 1311~11111|1h1i1111n "
llt' spatiglcil 21111] In:-I'Iotititt-.l affairs. puff“ ,, ,.i Mum, 11 1i
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In all pastel shades as in“ as dark blue and l 1.191 11:1,111'.
IromJt-uuy and Lallut.
$75.00. $100.00 111111 $125.00.
. Dinner and Dancing Frocks of grawi’nl
two models,
$15.00. $20.00 and up.
«nd “111:1;-
Dancing Dresses for Children
Ior children and misses {111111 8 to 14 Marx “.1111 \
little frocks of net and soft talltla 750 to $12. so.
Lingerie Dresses for tliil 11111 6 111 1.1 vcare CUICII
ingly attratt'ivc '
Special purchase for the Holidays.
I - $5.95 to $12.00.
For Sch )01 Wear.
Serge Dresses for chillrcn Itit‘ltlll'llg Peter Thomp~
the groom gave umbrella canes. A
(‘tly were: Mr. and Mrs. W. HarryA
Evans, Mr. And Mrs Farron Betts.A
Miss Junie-he Betta, Mrs. A. 8. How-
lay, Miss Hurley and Mr. Roxanna
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Among the guests from New Yorki|
Aw"Ilorlmt
[late Just Purchased
a large supply of tools, jack-knives
and alarm clocks, which will be
sold at reduced prices.
See our window display and
prices.
NORWALII PAWN SIIOP
J08. ROSENFIELD Prop.-
40 Water St, So. Norwaik, Conn.
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WINCHlSIIIl IIIIII MAKERS .1... 1......
IIII SIRIIIL ,.
(Continued from Flrst 1Paps.)
11111 men including some who have not
been employed at Winchester a,
An official statement by the Com—
10-113 was mm enact that only five
Jung left an 11.31.19.111“; in min. tliel
feightanh it summons of 111111
11111-11I1m311111ll mm) Manager 01-:
terson met tho' 3001‘} nihli in allied
branches of the cartridge departmentA
who Mondnv made a wage. demand
but did not strike and talked over.
the situation with them. The strikers
demanded the some. pay for their
cipht- hour day as they have received
lot the eight hours plus the bontul‘
gzven for tuo 1100er over time, with I
11 00an per cent. increase The 200
hit it withdrew the rcttuest for a fifteen
per cent. increase. but at first insisted
upon receiving what they are. now
earning in the ten hours with time
and a half for overtime. Mr. Otter-
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Go there for your sea food.
JOHN O'SULLIVAN. Prop.
Tel. 7110 ”
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ATLAS Pancake FLIIUR
FRES'H FROM THE MILL
3 Pxos.‘25¢
Davey’s
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ti klviAltiiA lit! I‘lii
M. FLEURY .Iroprletor.
EUROPEANJBLAN .
income 501: day. SUMO week
“Ind 1131.; '- tl’i‘ .
H'Hrondw Avb SM Norwsti
sum told tlum the company could no‘
grant the demand to a body of cm-
ployes, biit if any desired Individually
to point out where he was not receiv-
iiir just wages the company would see
If flint could be adjusted He said that
tho wanes for the eight hours were
tin-s same as paid prior to August for
11. longer day and the bonus given for
the present overtime could not be at
lowed as the wage ‘for- eizht hours
with overtime on top of that. He
told the. men that any grievance would
did not
I
be adjusted as the company
visit to be unfair in any respect.
T‘The company ‘11 statement adds‘
that the then decided to continue at
work. The company sent word to the
strikers that they could return if they
desired to do so by today. but afterA
.that time their places would be filled.‘
The strikers‘ at their meeting heard;
son styles,
$5100.
Children’s Corduroy and Velvet Dresses
For either girls or boys Suits and dresses made 11}.-
with natty Iittlc l)l0ll\t’s of w lute silk with frilled collars
very dressy and pretty In not} blue and black, for 4 1
year ages,
$5. 00 and $6 00
Second floor. .‘
.f icfilfour Packages. ' ‘ “i
. These persons desiring Christ»
mas gifts sent by mail or
press to friends out of town, may
have such purchases as are made
atrthe store packed and
froitii here. I’roper care will be
taken in packing and goods for—
warded on the date indicated for
Aseiidiug. Lcaic address card (I
Ready.
Very completely has the Atom
111.11Ie ready for Uiristmus. Iiach
section of this wonderful guilt--
ering of Specialty Shops presents
'ts individual attractions and
"it-I115 to solve the problem of gifi
buying in the happiest way. P8.
trons are cordially invited to
make use of the various cun-veni
cnccs about the store tirriuigeil
for their pleasure.
CN-
sent
Agrcetiog‘ and senders name
Ifroorls purchased at the store sent Extra \Vritiug Tables in lllc
'Iree ”“ht‘il‘ paicel post rules Rest Room: Facilities for. l'\ rap
'apply,' pingr and mailing parcels.
61
2 ML magnum.»
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several speakers on the justice of]
their demands. out! then they went to
the vicinity o! the plant
H‘lNT'NG SEASON'S VICTIMS.
CHICAGO,I)ec.1.——Fifty-uine per-
son ns killed and sixty- -six injured is lll.‘
hi tit-ting toll iii eighteen states for i111
season which ended vesterday, ac.
cording to statistics available here,
today. Last season 1&1’ persons were
killed and 16'! would”.
Dragging dictum throuh fences).
.‘ ave I 111- Teeth ,
if possible. They are an important
part of the. anatomy. Careful
brushing is much, Iiut not all some-
times conditions exist. which cans".
a deposit to form that the bristles
will not remove; if it is allowed to
remain will produce a foul breath,
sensitive teeth and gums or per-
haps the loss of the entire set of
teeth
Do not wait until, the whole
mouth invoIVed before giving them
attention. but have the teeth clean-
ed at once. and avoid suffering.
Br. .I. II. Mallory
16 35111. Main st. south Nor-mm.
Hours: 91:. m. to I p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Welcome
To Our City
You ll :tlwaysgctacordizilieccpi11 11l1c.rc
Those \\' ho come gnaw .11 b.1pv1icr and u ist r. .
Tlit rcawti? We put ihcirstd .11 c latttiies in such pm il
1‘ itditiott \hutit' soul) tt;1titi.1ItI1.‘1111ultlsiuilo.( 0. main
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I FAIRBANKS ELECT. C0,,
1 58 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. 1933
' - New Willard Butlcriu and Repair Parts Always Carried' in Stock:
l~_'*'_" , . _ _ 1
The Best Values in
the t 11y ‘
$IIII051250
G0.TTLIEB
“ and other accidents“ discharge (if guns
again claimed1 a majority of the vio-
tinny In. the various. dimes. .
. 42‘
VIOLENT 19:11:11; "I sure.
_ “Kiln Dec 1.——Violorit'
diariibii :in consequent during Nov‘ein;
accordrliiwi to promote! word's
were 68 as mpu‘ed villi: ’16 in De»
We: 0! twink“ weré acci-
dental. timidu and 2 homicidal.
cidsn'tsl depths were {he automating
11 Us. Main 8!. 8°. Nomln
37410—151250 Suits.
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i K“ Furnitut‘ciorChrisImas—Aliew Stock iiiANewStore
"55" "5'9"" ”"5 T9 “9" 'Ti'iére is no more acceptable present than a dainty I’ll
' ' YOEK‘ ‘— . of Fumi,turc., We have many odd pieces including Sewin'g
l'flldlt host 1.11m Pier 31‘ lut‘ Tables. Typewriter Tables. Music Racks,- Hall Trees.
Blur. Thy. flirt (foot 11‘ Cum
so, maybe-stunned; us pA
amnesty-dawning
sphmusmmwfll on:
A 1The chief druiributingcausoaiof ”1",“ 9‘, n .1 .
warm...“ M
reunion any
" " Shirt Waist Boxes. Fancy Chairs and other articles suitable
foi'fthe living room. dining room, library, den or office, {it
1 very reasonable prices.
.. We. will. gladly store
that: designated. -
RAYMOMD 81 SONS
.‘1 ‘UNIIAL DIRECTOR. 43 Mai 11 street. Norwaik.
all purchases for delivery at ady
1.21.2.2! _.
Norwalk Chronicler