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' NEW BAX EN Jan 13— A commit
" tee from the Brothcihood of Railroad
’ Sign; loo met with (‘. L Barrio, geu- -;
oral humor of the New York, New
3;, Have; an Howard railroad here
yesté and fotmally presented do
man [or an increase in wages.
Whll} neither the committee nor the
; railrdud would give out any state
merit; it is understood, on good au-
E' “tariff. that the men demand an in-
crease of hen per cent. for the 700
employee in thin department. The
railroad. it is understood, gave no
definite answer to the demands.
it also was learned we today that
the railroad company has sent out
circulars to the employee of'ihe
maintenance department, reducing
. the iorking hours from 10 hours to
nine hours daily. with nine hours' pay.
(action among the employee. and that
a meeting will be held in this city on
.33“qu 22 to consider the matter.
The signal men will meet in New
:. Rochelle on January ll and at Provi~
fence on January 15 lo ronelder' the
program of the negotiations regard-z
2 ing their demands
' "thin u ninth
It ic"reported that there is dimtie-i
w: tawqwmav. w inhabwarfiiew
WAS Will [Mil Hill
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BRlDGEPOKT. Jan. 13.—.Franli
Carmelino, who oftcr‘belng convicted
on a charge of burglary, escaped
jail, on Deriembe'r 26. its on his way
to join the ranks in gltaly, having sail
ed from Halifax. Nova Scotla, on
Monday. This was learned today
through on Italian resident; of the
East Side, who received a letter from
Curmelina.
The letter states that after flee
ing from this city, Carmmeiina “beat
his way” to Canada, and knowing that
if he ever returned to this country
he would be apprehended, Carmellnzi
finally decided to return to his native
country and join the ranks. Circulars
ward were sent broadcast by Sheriff
Simeon Pease.
Escape Well Planned.
Carine-lino a;d Martin, who thus for
has eluded thi- author‘ties. sucrose
fully operated a well-planned plot to
escape. Climbing from their cats
early on the morning of December 26,
they onoaked to a coal hole and
easily not outside the priéon walls.
Their disappearance was not discov~
cred until several hours afterward
and an alarm was sent out.
Carinelinn was convicted of steal
lug $600 from the pockets of Luigi
Luci, an East Side. saloon keeper.
while the latter slept. lie was up
prehendcd in the act of trying to
spend a marked hill in Luci’s saloon.
Martin would have been paroled int
menu FLANAGAN BECOMES LEC
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Naturalization Expert Will Speak in
Homlk on January 19 and Will
Mlm Several Lectures Lntcr.
Wlmflon Clark M. -.J FIRM“
{tan doesn‘t claim to be a William
«Town‘s Brynn in the lecture busi-
I eels. but nevertheless be is going to
do some lecturing in this county. and
he will um work on January 19, at
Normdh. where he will deliver on ad
dress to the persons in that town who
are contemplating becoming cltllens
of the Unified autos.
Clock Flanagan will tell the candl-
dalan for citizenship about the gov-
ernpcm and what nltunliution
means. The clerk is recognised as
an expert“ on noturalizstion, having
‘ made A carom! study of the work lol-
set-m yours, Superintendent at
Schq‘pln (Shannan o! Norwolk hu
sin clamor in the town and he
. give. the students instructions about
, the ml: of the government. He
’ made P region of .Clork Flanopnm
that M litte'i’iiiiy a visit to Not-whit:
and live the students some inside
emm’utsw genial hair sm-
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! Much Interact in Sales and Contem
another month He was convicted,l
nearly a year ago charged with rob- l
hing on Elm street garage.
SIMON LAKE l8 BUYER OF MUCH
STRATFORD LAND. '
with Albert Martin from the county
describing Carmelinr and oifering re;
plated Sale: Near River. .
Simon Lake, submarine builder, has
bought from George C Edwards a
tract of 43 acres of undeveloped land
north of the New Haven road's ap
preach to the railroad bridge over the
-lio satanic river in Strattord.
"““rnml reports as to the signifi-
canoe 0; the (loci were current in
_ . by. several were to
the effect that Lake was octlug‘ub' in
termediary. Beyond udmlttlng that
the sole had been made, Mr Edwards
declined to divulge the details. He
said that when the deeds were filed
. .tity of the owner; cum be!
come public propertj.
Another may. w MM
connected. by rumor. with the. Ed,
wards solo. lnvolvoo 63 acres M
by D. C. Wood This is tho site oi
monument of m mun. not!
far from the river, when the sham
Won. nun-ll!“ Mm Modules-
oubod this action.
The Edwprds trust recently was
”0‘ W planing, ”m :23. sought by Womhnr‘x nonfiction:
new. Manchu Will deliver ‘” “a who contemplated erecting storage
mm" the some "”95 a“ the N" shod: And docks for the reception ol
‘ . walk address to the 'Slnvonians of 50068 shipped by wotér through mm
3m at '3‘- J"“‘ M W mm Sound and Hounstonio river l
of use and Pembroke stream
flier {11813.0 Lemur
_. Brannon ire mind the clerk
., ‘ will give a talk to the members as
-~ lisslhoen his MW in the past. Clerk
. . Fianna expects to make covers!
4 will in different parts of the county
and enlighten hundreds oi’ypcrsons
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urination
izfifiosing is sold to be one chic!
Ease of the alarming spread of the
grip, However, that is no reason
_ why we should regard a man with
1*. sublcion because he has the grip.-——
Providence Journal.
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(1008 {HE WYSIM
if you must have your meat every
day; out it. but flush your kidneys with
salt: occasionally, says it honed “thorn
ity who tells us that meat forms uric1
acid. which almost perils-us the kid-i
neyu in their odorts to expel it from
rtheij‘blood. They become sluggish and
watch. then you sulfur with I dull
misery in the kidney region. sharp
«pain: in the back or sick headache, diz
zinuis, your stomach sours. ton-
» cue: ‘. is coated and when the
_ who-thei- in ind you hove thematic
twinges. The urine geta cloudy. hill of
‘ sedfiient. the channels often get sore
Ind%m.01fliglng you to soil: re
helium or three times during tho
7. neutralize these irritating colds.
clean the kidneys and flush or the
; ”loom whale get tour ounces
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Harmon APPOINTS FISCAL!
' Mauro m cm. TOWN'B
nouns. ‘
STMTFDRD.Jan.14.—Atd spec
is! meeting or the board or finance; 1
First selectmsn Janet: Bally. sud Elli
ott W. Peck, chairman of the finance
board. were appointed fiscal oxenta
to sell the $34,000 worth of improve-
ment Bonds that the town otnclals
hold demotion. Fifteen thousand doi-
law will be paid on the 830. 000 note.
which In: due Jon. 2.1211! the b|l~
unoo will be returned to the treasur-
er on account or permanent improve-
,m'onts authorized at the annual town
' meeting. held Oct. (3.1914. The town'
has obtained an extension of three
9"“: tor the bonds will be‘
ignited in o M days.
dummy report of thé Strut
(old town court for December shows
Iona: were tried during the
month nl' these 11 were for breach
WM».-
-h.. .i . .0: :0 o'clock at night. Nino'
enema were dismissed after a rcprl
round. one in which a fine was given
utter which execution of the line was.
suspended and two fined. The;
amount turned over to the town tree.
surer m 91! 50.
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Margaret Wilson. daughter at the
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torsion Hospital “here loony {3:- the re-
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UR ENTIREARMY of Fall Goods is now
on the battlefield with a StrOng Re-
inforcement of LQW PRICES, Ready to Meet
the Oncoming Force of Bargain Hunters.‘
O-MO Room JANUARY 15th, Our Army . .5;
‘ will he strdngly intrenched at 153 Wash- ..
ington Street, where we will continue our ac- ":5
timhéfito liorofy our JANUARY SALE and ; _;
maintain our reputation “The Store that Saves '
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“Mackinaws”
“Bel h Robes”
“HatS"f
“Caps”
“Furs”
“Rain Coats”
"SweaterS”
\ fUrnbrellas’
“Suits"
' “CoatS”
“Dresses”
“Waists.”
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run in Style
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Heavy Artillery- POPULAR PRICES
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