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Modem Belling mod- embody service in helping the user buy
what he warm in helping him use it to best a
service in getting long life and satisfaction out of
bought. Of course you can get lumber. you can get a
want GOOD lumber and service in the tuna of advice
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PORTLAND. Maine, Dec 17.—
t‘harles McIntosh. a policeman, and
Ernest Winslow. a station agent on;
the Maine Central Railroad, were kill-
The Store with the Christmas Spirit
' ed in a revolver tight with robbernI
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‘ here yesterday. Soon after the pol
lice. were advised that West Falmouthr
' Station had been entered during thelv -
‘ night, Mclutosh was sent with the.
. agent on the trail 01 the men, who
were located after a long search and:
”9‘ ordered to surrender. The robbers!
dvmtage, and
the lumber he
ervice. but you
as to the kind
it or whatEt'er
Every Woman Likes Furs.
" A Fur Coat, Muff
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“mild "”013" l"' “I’lm‘nf‘ttti. \\'c haw them in thc rrrmt \tnntctl
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i‘hFERRIS COAL
COMPANY
' 311d tirade tor the different parts of the house or bar
5 it may be This is where we do our part.
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. Dont Buy Cheap Lumber Just Because Its Cheap
YOU . ' c'“ 9"" Stain“ Shingles. Lime, Cement, Nails.
3" The Hatch (z B 'I C
.4 3' ey 0' immediately began shooting. Mcln-i
g SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. tosh was shot to death. A prelimin-
. 7 H . w , _ _ "- ary examination showed that Winslow;
"T" - ~- * ”MW , had been clubbed and shot. i
4' I A ,_ ’l‘lrc police received Word that the,
rt lrlwrs had been captured
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. S th N t The shortage of null coal. such as
0“ orwalk. Its used by the factories of Norwallc
oDleerman & S in acute Bituminous coal is very
0" Phone 446' "hard to get, local dealers say. and the
iprice of some grades, has alrcady ad-
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Dainty Fur Sets‘ For Children
A ncn linc, at wry Rcaxonahlc Priccs. J
"aw“‘nm “cum"? dit‘d i'eslcrday t‘d $30,000 campaign budget were tbia mm”: only for the” regular "we“
1 . {situations One downtown dealer stat-
_~_!'TODAY IN WALL STREET» SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN BUDGET .u this morning that the slrortagc was
i and r {use to fill orders from httor
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lattcrnoon at his home on 323 Main mm "mm“ Mime todays spswmiics other than those who have been
-* , \\'ASlll.\‘t:’l‘t).\'. om l7.—~Electiontme du“ ‘0 'h‘" ““51“” “mg” “9‘
Don’t Forget
Astreet. lie is survived ill' a widow. of the annual convention of the Na- .
Lawrence MCGUH‘O- of officers and discussion of a propovinmmi' MOB! of the local dealers are
V- . . , . the habit of dealing with them
, , , . Ironal \‘lonrn Still ra c A '1; ti . im t t
to see i'uw remains “I” he "0“"Td under; Mrs Carrie (‘lrttnmfrn First? Sf'gf‘wgregularly. eacon a 0 e an e S
‘the directions of Funeral llirect ' I
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or A. Yorlry was the only candidate tort i .
FJ. (follins, to Oswcgo. .\‘. Yr, where‘l'rcsr‘dcnt to succccd llr. Anna ii0\\*‘~q COD L'VE}? 0'} fOR GERMANV" l‘or rncn and women, com rlctc with cords and frogs r . l V , . . . . . . . .. . i . r . . .. $2.50
ma Ifuneral services will he held and hur- "M Shaw‘ l 51‘." .l()li.\b. N 1‘” “N" “I 1”“ i h
r. i I There “an: no contests for 0er opit'iluse it had learned that large quart" .
' 1"! "Md“ from; except tn'as'urcr for which “”htitics of cod liver oil cxportcd frornj Indlan Blankets
31 "In Main sued “ 'llcnry Wade lingers, of (‘orrrwctit-ut,“h“s WWW had "‘“hi‘d “r"“m-V-l
Funeral of Mr, RObinIon. ,“as stated twhcre the glycerinc in It could be . ‘ , ‘ y ‘ .,
. ”(imam ' The funeral at” David Rhodes Robin-' ~— “mm‘d in ”'9 manufacture 0‘ ”'1 \c“ and umquc tit‘flglh. just thc thing lnr rlralrcrtcs and much t'tnt'tx , V $300
ison was held this afternoon at
(plosives. the Newfoundland govern-t
‘ 3230 EUROPEAN WAR CONFERENCE. lrnctrt announced today restrictions on‘
, 0clock from the into home on ti t‘ot~ ‘
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_7 ,, V“ ,, ' H . \cxport o! the oil. ‘ B C b Bl k ' t
.. mcmO STRIKE SETTLED. tago street. Rev. Rii‘r-tth G. Hartley “(lllt hblhll, MRBS., Doc. 17.~--.l “9",er oil may M, sent to ”mi eacon '1 an e S
- AGO. Dec. l7.——Wltlr the set-
. ) ,. r’l‘lrc cffcct of the “or on the Monrooil:, “m Sta (.3 o w lt c) in red to the , ’ ._ . 1 ,. . . _ ‘ , i , , V
inept of the. strike or six hundred :lflclategi; Illlliruiljll‘ “I“ 1") "Hm“ 1“ ‘?“""'mp ""d 1”W“"“‘ril'imsc‘l‘“l"‘rfl‘:llr‘itlsli (‘llltlfilll-ft‘l’ltt‘l‘lli;nlllgihil'w York: heal l’tttulo mm“ “‘Mgl” to amuse bah) “1w” NHL“ 1” “t“ M “MES? ‘ngé‘ $1 00
.m of the Belt Railway 0f Clti- “NH 6. (etllctely limit and thc cconnnrlc itspt-cls ot ”Wior lluslull, or to a .1.“- firms ullich,’ \lhcn :rslccp .. . r . r .. . . v. J . .
* Mohandise yalued at millions. ~~A~ war “'0’" among ”‘9' WW” dihVUSSM'lrityc lrcen endorsed by the cor sttlatcs.
(1011218. which had been tied upt Funenl 0' Mrl. Mourison. today at the (lurk lrnlycrsity Confer-I The normal annual. cxprrrt rrt‘ ttuli
strike was called last Tues~
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The ““19"” of Carrie 1". wrfc of once on the European “Hr Antoni! lit-cr oil from the colony a about SLWH . RCgUiaf SIZE 88300.“ Blankets
released lode When the ‘ . ‘ . the sprain-rs wcrc Professor John A 500 alums valulid at 3309M.”
turned to worthy lzdwrn (. Mourison. Will he held to- Walz. of Harvard University: Rear g ,.
aim-e _ In 15,000 loaded freight ntorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from 2 Admiral French (‘llittl\\lck, t’, S. .\ EXTENIVD—I-NTEWEMEIIRGENCY TAX ; _ (irny or \\illlt' . . . . . . . . t . t . . . . . . . . . l . . .......... . . . . . . $1,75—$4.00
. ha clogged the huge switch and Osborne avcnuc, lturial wlll he in tho :l.("!ir"df" ”If”?! Mam-«l ‘10 “MN” \\'A\SlllNti'l‘()\‘7"l’lcc l7.-r The iolrrt‘ o
“fer yards at Clearing. Underthc East Norwullt cemetery. Her-rides her “""" 0 W"
rcsolutiun cyttcnding litt‘ emergency
’ 0: the settlement, WMCT' “its 'tux until lh-ccnrlrcr :ll. 1916. following
madam“ night, the men will be husband, Mrs. .‘tlourlson is survived 'by
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Wink Fight trains daily for a son, "0h" “' Qurntard. ""d a "mm” HOSPITAL NOTES. ritmvtliiiriiixgtt‘filtltinlbxltTf‘tiT-hiaiittr i‘lilfihhtiii .
‘mlézzorttfltion to and from "‘1”. “Oftllhy l'Ilianwth. , (‘lrurlr-s hlilnc. of Til Ward :tr'cct,;;ttc today, where its adoption was on 3
ill! Dl‘flctioce Fury hour, as had ' ""‘" was obi-rated on this llltlrlllllK. .lurrresipwml “Hm" tomorrow nights Au- .
im ke nah setll r *Tho First it. E. Church Christmas t'httr‘m'ltt't Md “WW ”“0“ B'VP"
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‘ chiefly . . . . ‘ P‘rodmrlck, of South Norwalk, was lid-’10,. a ttn‘ornlrlc report from the Son-
' thfi-t‘fi'OI'lfi 0! G. W. W. Hang. Sale of “in” uork. food 8"“ (nutty Inittcd this morning. for medical ate l‘inancc t‘omrnlttcc. As it came GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK‘
of thqjimdoral Board of Mediation writ be continued tomorrow from to
treatment. 1from the House the measure was un-
Hllfitlon. a. m. to 4:30 p. m,
, T he Store for I 4 A O The Store for
Vijsteful Gifts Ho. KRIEGER 6 C 0 Useful Gifts
#5:; A Sale. of Great Magnitude Will Start To-night Lasting Until Xmas
Que Hundred Ladies “‘Coats Will Go On Sale
‘ at“ $7.98
These coats are regularly sold from $12 to $15 and are the mosi: wonderful {values ever offered at that; price a“
_.— Store Witt Be Open To-night Until 9 n. m.” g ‘>
Lingerie waists in single holly boxes a. most suitable. gift, values $1.50, to go at 980 ' ‘\__
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pecial Prices. ~Wil| Be Offered on »_ All Fur Muffs
v. ' _ an Scarfs~ ‘ .1
\Ch’inchilla Overcoats; for Boys, Sizes 43m 14 at/ $3.98 worth Nisan“
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Trimmed Hats are being sold at Very: low prices andhve have a. wonderfully large assortyrent ot- newly.” made up hate
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