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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 5, 1916 · page 5

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INSURANCE

or 11.1. KINDS wamen 11:
(till: BEST COMPANIES IN 1111.
iausmirss Aim warns»; A.-
-iUUR lXSL'RANCE SHOULD 1111
fi‘RlTTEN TO PROPERLY cov-
er. 1011. Think 11.15 our. 11 means
601.1111 Norwlli; Tron Go. Bldg.

i great deal to you.

lI‘aylordGolden

i Telephone No. 1230
.South Norwalk Trout Co. Bldg.

 

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SOCIETY
AND 1111113111111

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j ' ;"—"'—'- ”"“”"'“"“"l14111ooi tut'tilly, spent the Thanksgiv-
, V 1... holidays its the f.‘_ll".~l 111 .\li.4.4 May
{1 1’1 t'iei' oi New lil'llrtlli. .\li.4.4' l"(l!’t‘le'l'
11' ._ l:- :1 lullll'l' local iii"l rt'lloul 5111,11 ill.
‘, core comes . . '

_.- ecember- 111.4.4' 1.2.1 11.1 t‘ 111.111.1111, 1.1 .4..-
(Dion Shoal. .walk and llt'r >istei', 1112.4 111.111 11111;:
M ' ' lsoii, visited with fiieiids 1'1 lteiltotivt,

i Stamford. Sunday.

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1 Howard l-‘rost 1.1111 Stilttl‘l 111111-11. oi
jNot'ttulk, .4111 iii the 11 111111111
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iVllit'll‘ parents 111 111-111 '1.

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UY a. ton of coat that'

i will make December MISS “NA "I”,
h Cd 1 h'm if,
iiFili tipaschlncoal :in wilthstehe i A "0““ BR'DE

ibest fuel sold. 1
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. lof skirt in (let-per ltl'lt‘. She wore
[.1 & G , ilarge hat of taupe net and carried pink
arrls ans tmnariiey roses 11111 with 11 pink satin

, 1 ribbon.
Water St. South Norwalh

llut its utiriit-tlve 11.4 \\‘('1‘t'lllt‘ 11'.-
lendants, till attention 1111-1 t't'lltt'l‘t'Ll
upon the bride. who made it plt'llll‘“,
lthe charm 111‘ which will long he re-
- Itiieiiil::-'retl. Miss liill walked alone,
'1 WEATHER FORECAST. loud the iiliiiy whiteness of liei' veil
I aimie the heath r 11 bite of her liritiul
liForeeast for Norwalk 11nd vicinity: own 1 :‘1ll}:', the tllt'p triiiiSon 11.1111
Partly tioudy :uid sounthat 1.0111,. ground of the two rooms 1111011 h

h she passed to t'llltl‘ lllt drawing
1, e e , 1 \ i\\'llit
ionic ‘ and W an Hday. Tl“ “15m" -.room gave 1111 tfltct quite stirring it
disturbance 1“” moted ““‘m'lm dtir- ..4' the univ'eistit comment that new:
111;; the last :’4 hours and is now cen
trul otet' 1' Blur \iitliigun. It is c-aiis ,iiiclyg i'uceful bride been set-'.1 lll .\'11|'-
ingt'14t't.tlwl showciy weather in atli 1111111. Miss liills gown liiid every

1111111 to sinuiiiiess or (ill of beauty.
the 11. 111110111 districts east of the 'tii~1- :01. fashion 111111 of good 1.1.411. .1 he
Bhtsil pi 11111.

”M“ "ll “mm” “mix-11111 of white chiffon w .15 topper with
71111.4 geneiiillv in lllt southern tllldtu corsaire entiiely of Venetian point
western disti'itt. The temperatures. tit-'t' 01' HIP exquisite HBDVllt'lV tlt‘fiiB'J
are unusually high for the season (1ii"““‘,""“ll.y reproduced in h'm” iroiu
. ‘ . . :1 historic patient. it was the gift of
(be your admit: the Atltinttc cont-.1. 1 “in, Hill‘s nunt.

.111...“ death was of 11-c1-nt occunince

Miss Hill“ a veil was of tulle. fastened
110 the head with n buildeau oi pt'itl‘il
11nd dt‘l‘l‘.\’d on 11 long train of net,
edged with 11 11.11111 of the same row
lime. ller bouquet t as of \1 liite Kil-
.litllll‘)’ roses and little :4 of the valley.
tied with white satin iiliboit.

Mr, Hall its the son of Mr. and Mrs.
l'hilip Deentesby 111111, of St. Louil.
1111., and has made thiy triends in
Norwiilk. lie formerly uttendett liar-
4ii'oin's School.

lonis voii \\ else of St.
it‘t‘tt-tl .‘is llt‘Sl lllall.

 

 

 

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY

1
T1: nperntur»: Low,

' till 11th

of (‘liiii'li.: Hoyt, on

it"; high, ‘ttL

Louis 1110.,

The 1'. sideiice

«.4.

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”- 111111 eted and ('ttl‘Ed for,

‘1-11 llt’l'l)’,

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li1i1'l ll lovelier. more slowly or uppciil-.

M rs Joseph Thomas. .

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8 it lllllitlil Mills
lillilillltl [Elli SlAll

Continued from second page. i

 

111;: on land. Both are food producing?
111111 both depend upon the p opuga»
’llt“! and planting of crops by thei
.‘uiii.ei'. in both. the crops must bt‘l
and must bet
itiid market. at when they,
zitutily, it' not lost during
of giouiti, zetitiired tor

lli‘ll’rrlt-d
allitt at ii
iii ' litt‘ )‘e-Ul'»
11.141113? - ,
\\i1eii 1111.4 law was enacted, it 1111'
found 111111 1111; ave-tape 1114 upon,
1211111 lands oi the stole “11.1 about;
1121 iniils on :11111111 iiiziihtt mities,‘
211112 11.4 ti)‘>ltl' tanning 1111.4 more 11112.:
5.611115 tlinit till-itllltl i'ui'iiiittr. 21nd 11>-
1‘, l'lt‘l"='l?" in\ol\t-d \1..4 11-.4.» pro,
t.--1 :1‘1 11;. 111'. than pop-11.1 1511 1111111.:
11 111.4 ttlit-‘lllt‘li‘tl that l‘“l 1111114 “'.1;
:1 ~1tiit'it-iit :iud 11..soiiubi- rue of;I
i: .1.i.ion. ’l‘lie taxation 1.1‘ .mfei'l
Hounds Mus analogous to that of
Dir», inthii' lilit!) to that of city
but-tuse the oyster wounds
1'1 "11 not puit'dltc oi the hen-tits of;
‘t.-1.111011 .4u1'ii its tile deiittd by iii)
;1 \-|1tll), 11nd they ll1'1‘tl no lire pro»
lt‘t'illlli 11o seu'ei's or public works
or my kind; 11o lamps; no building
deroi'tiiient. no Hiucutlonal expense,
parks. street ptneiiieiits, sidewalk
lili‘.t lllt'lllh, l'lt'. All llt"4t' lit-111.4 l‘tll‘ll
i-ii tenuous tor the :ttltlllltillill titles
\11 ll. in inniiy titles Mllll‘lllll to turn

t_\ 111 11.4 limit-.11 of “‘11 1111ll.~, 11.4 upo.1
1111111: in lllt‘ t-ountt'y.

11 NM: ll wits eniitd o the at
women of the l.1-,:i,41;ttui1 that 111--
1t1_\.-lt'f' urounds situated iroiii title to
tour unit-.4 ti'otii ltii'l ill the (ll-1'11
111.111.4 of 1.11111; Isluiitl Sound, \\t‘l't"
t'l' nut-Spity llltll'l‘ Ftllett‘l to tit-pre'
d. '.on 1111111 any property on 111111]. 111- '
(‘1tl..\t' the innigublt' waiters nt- :1‘

111111111 11111111111) “lllt'll is li'll‘l'it‘tl by

111111 lillltl of boat 11nd \‘t‘M-‘t'l by. “'35
“Hi” and by day. ' '
Enact FiveMtll .Tax.
Alter :1 11111;: disttissioii iii the (11-11 '

t'l..i 1\14.4-eiiibly, it was 1-11111'11-11 that

ii--~ iiiills itdditiotittl should be collect

1.; 111 tiixes upon llll' oyster ui'oiinds,
:11 ti the bllt'illl.\ll eoiiiiitissionern were
:1i.:iit vived to expend this amount in
omit-1' police for the protection of 111:"
(131.1124 on these exposed grounds,

'1 111' slieiillsh t'oiiiiiiissiou, whose
pvistiiint'l l'im‘ been chili-lied 11111”
the inwsltpntion of 1888, t~t.lled 11 con
si'l uiion of“ oyster growers of lllt"

,Slitlt', 11nd methods were devised for

1114- (\llt'lltllllll‘t‘ of this additional ink
in .~ut'h wuys us seeint'l to the oyster:
growers 111111 to the commissioners?
lit-l adapted to protect these p:opei'
llI‘h

'l‘l.i.4 continued for eighteen oi"
twenty years, when without any titl-
tlio.ity of low or justice, the amounts
toilet'ted for this purpose were with
lllt'ltl. 11nd the oyster KI'UWI'I‘S \ver"
V111',1"iyed of the protection [or which
1111 ,v 11111 pttid titlditioiial 111x. .

M 111118 11 moveitient was started by?
t‘t‘ltillll politicians. upon the tissumpv
thin that the taxes upon
pioptr-tits were not its much its they
(11 it to be The reason trivunt'ed
this ('1111111 1111s that the oystei

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‘tto be noted in these American things than

the oyster .

avenue tllld
t'oiisitiei'ii-

the corner of lliiyview
High street, is iiiitleru'oinu
bk1 repairs,

- All regular sizes

(-11:11 stunt 11"1'

'lon, tnyitioiid Brothers.
tDistrict lit-ptity Samuel 1.111111, of

Stamford, will 1;: present in tonight‘s
liter-ting of Welcome Stranger Lodge,

l‘lie marriage ce reiiioiiy ‘dlis re iid by 11:1ottiids did not [my to the stiite neui'
'he 111v. Iouis B. llowell of St. 1511115, Iy :1: much revenue per were 11,4 ”14'
t'litll't‘h. 'oysiri' grounds iii llliode 1111111111.

liiiiiiedlntt'll' fiftt't'tht‘ ('t‘t‘t'moni' 3111. in :1 11111141111111.- to tile Lt‘lllbittltll't-
and Mrs. [11111 \t'ere surrounded by by the governor 111 lllitl time, this
their friends, who overwhelmed tht‘mpus pointed out, but the lites-4111;1-
with congratulations, Md ”1010 WM foilt'ti to iiitntioii llll busiei ltitl 111.11
:-‘.‘tll :1 RllOIlll‘l‘ltY ttlttl thlllllmhin ltitotl‘ Island the ovstet' 1111111111114
ttiltlttl these febriuttioiis that 1111 1110.111'1' 111111111 by the .4't.'1t1-, while iii
K‘lt‘hlfi 1" H the Drt‘httHM-Z 59”“ (ll 50.“ Cont-eclic tit the stiite sold the " round-
institute, and tried to forpet that Mr.‘ 'tlltttti ”.i‘-1... and 1mm“ 11x1 ; by "M.”
Hall “as ttlkl‘llz from NOW-3W 0““ 011' 'ind that lit 1y tire now ownid by the
11;, “11111131 and most popular young pli'uieis so that whil- in lthnde 11'
women.

Son» of St, George. to install officers.

 

Bazaar and cut W‘i'iuinincni Trinity
Parish Hull “ed :ti'tt moon and even-
int.

1 "11 my will remain in the East for some
months and 1': ill then go to St. Louis!

The gifts received by the happy
Vt‘illlpli‘ were easily mid in marvellous

 

lltlvllltlnd Bros. announce reduction '“Sle- “llogmhl’l‘ ‘00 beamitul 331W
' numerous to mention. silverware

of $1.110 per ton on all regular sizes
of 111111 which will be plensinr.r nevus
to the public.

es of furniture conipletly tilled one
large room.

111111.11, of New York City, entered.

it is stile to say that next to the
Itiidal party Mrs. Charles Hill was the

t'yiiosure of attention, being most be-

lloiiier .\i. llyington,’ United Stuies
Counsel at Leeds, England, cabled to
hit: father—iii-luw, DF- James 0' Gre- comingly gowned in an imported dress
gory of the birth of a daughter, on of black satin with sillvtfr inilbroidery,

, ' - ‘ .llld com e of not 11111 1111' ace.
Thanksgivmg Day morning. Mrs. 111511. the. mother of the bride
izi'oomp wore. an attractive gown of
gray velvet, and chiffon, embroidered
111 silver.

Miss Margaret B1111 was
tracked in midnight blue chiffon and
11 tick hat with paradise The arand

 

Aaron Cohen, the North Main street
upholsterer, ran into one of the elec-
tric light globes, which trimmer
tI‘rautk Baker was lor-L‘ ring in Wa‘sb-
inmon street. this" ’moming. and
smashed it to pieces.

 

_‘ lace.
Members oi the First District fire

department will tender a dance this
IThursday evening in the Town Assem-
Ilily Hall. to the canvassers of their
Mont fair. The event will.be an in-V
yitaion affair.

 

 

DOUG-LASsiFOWLER posr OFFl
cans

and William P. English Sen-
ior Vice
, Douglass Fowler Post, No. 48, Grand
i Army of the Republic, held its annual
ielection of officers, last eVeiiing, the
~' following being chosen.
Commander—Henry 0‘. Rogers.
Senior Vice-Commander—Willlam f.-
English.
Junior
Mei-win.
Quartermaster—Christian Swartz.
Surgeon—Benjamin Bechtel. - -
Chaplain—Cyrus M. Benjamin.
Officer of the Duly—Seneca Harris.

 

,1. n—NeOLLYANNA"
1" " ' Briggerman Bros.

 

 

lilo Matter How High

the interest rate no invest-
ment can be considered desira-
ble unless the safety of the t
principal is Wlutely assured -

The monument of this
bulk places «My ahead of

Vice-Commandor—sl-‘rancls

 
 

every, other c 3°“ and Officer of the Guard—Benjamin P.
Van account in but 81an D" I'l‘impiiou. ' '
t is a sound; profitable Delegate—William P. English;

' and convenient litmus“

mm whitis- ou vo
339.11.;- oc Duo 6 ,
Dollar: to m .-

f gl't’ternate—Weiiington Green.
First Sergeant—Morris Bunting.
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HII- RIVIROAL 9' FORM.

 

 

 
 

jewelry. cut glass 11nd handsome piec-t

tllll-ii those «in (‘onneeticiit.

smartly.

mother of the bridegiwoom \lims Annie; .

Heiskel, was 131 black satin and white,
Vl‘S they were ten years ago.

iotale and taxes were paid upon them

iasscssment according to law on both

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thus been' doubled no that it ll non:
‘tweuty mllll .on the dolltu' of valia-

mm cation Tutu—1111’ cum to m.
- ‘ ‘ "it!

Vi
land the slide may justly iix stub 11
Mr and Mrs. llnll left the house in “mm; 3., it m") 111111141-

11 motor. amid a shower of rose petals. ‘

upon its own
p:o;,ti't_1, the stute of t'oiiiit'etit'ut
lllll' no right to evoct 11 rental on
piopcrty that it does not own, but
is justly eniitl 'd to it retisoititblc tux
upoi. the \'itlllt‘ of property owned by
tVl.'.§'o_~;.1-*.cr oltlllfl‘fj. The intent-1112,33
1111411 i'uihti to note the (net that some

of the grounds iii Illiode island met

11- y ond conipai lfitlll valuable?

but even

lll(‘l 0‘

so, it 1111.4 been found it! 1'
that. the run ieutiii'ed in llliode ls-
lttlli is so l1i'1h,
slet-tiily " 1"
well

tin: in

as in t‘tiittit't'tlt‘tll.

A'So‘in" More Hardships.
fills-led 11y lilt‘tll'l't‘ll into motion “the

Ftcislnttiies 1'3'1'1'; "to 11:11:? '1111'

111:1} :li'lt‘_

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11-.11.4 t 111- 111111-11 mie 11'1rd4- 11111 ufler' they paid for by a special tax, tllldi niultlplving and food supply is de-, 1111,.-
:lllftl he'
1

in the ll‘if‘tlllll‘lll ot the oys
tei' iui'mets.

While the law permits the assess
mom of oyster grounds ill this mar
ire: \alue, they have been mad-'1 in
ten .and twenty times as much
Oystei
riot-lids that have been assessed at
$5.000 have been publiclv offeied for
sale for; 3.100 or even $250.

'1110 ovster farmers

1111'1

littv (9 been

Henry 0. Rogers Chosen Commander \viciiltly deiii'iwd of many thousands

of acres of lands under forms of law,

1111 means of making the assessments to Olhél' lines 0‘ investment

so high that the owners were c0111..
belied to give tip their lands, rather
than play the evmliitant taxes These
lands were bought for cash front the

'tor thirty young bitt they Were p.10-
tim. 111'. robbed from their owners.

The name official who in 1908 no
,‘acssed 11 pbece of ground at between
eight and nine thousand dollars as-
sessed it in 1914 for 8128. 938. more
than fourteen times what he bad as-
.sesscd it at in 1908.111111] the rule of

of those dates, was the .“tnt; market
“blue"

This 111 only one illustration of"
1111' '.y hundreds in which oppressive
injustice was inflicted upon the ova;
tor farmers, but not only was ”Th

 
 

lair 1lolaled with reference“
easements, but: the rite or 1111111111111

that the busine's is,

 

 

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days

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, There are more American
Christmas than ever before.

lit-things this

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There is more beauty and more goodness

cvcr liciorc.

Thai is why it is going to be the biggest
and the best American Christmas that ever

Toylancl 1s a good example of
exactly what we mean
Sec the wonderful trains tilttl go whirling round and

round!

Note well the lizuidsoiiic carriages lllltl git-curls tlitit
little girls are offered for their dollics.

Take ' 'ood lonQ'lo 1'4 :1t 1111 the f'llllltIS for boys fillLl
virls to enjoy durlttn' winter evenings

Spend :1 little time lltlilClllg how nicely the rocking-

lioi‘scs and the little Shoo-fly rockers are made.

Sec with your own e) cs how well the mechanic: il toys
have been built

And then retitcmlier thzit they are made iii American
work-shops!

Truly, we iii'iy well lie litttttl ot otii' Mlthlll.\tl13f
czt t liiistni. 'ts

There in jult one exception:

the Dolls

We: :iimot iiittke dolls to equal those made 111 izumpe.
And, fortunately, lllCl‘C are iiiip 11‘th dolls in loylaud;
quite a lot of them. And with them are the best oi tliosc
nude in America. -
l

l iitlc girls who love dollies are not wing to be 1114.111-
pointed. Not much! there me many many l‘CNieS waiting
to g-ladden their hearts.

Fourth floor.

 

This. is gomg to lac the greatest made-vi
iii-America Christmas that ever wot

have any of us seen.

 

A new home for

Victrolas and Gralonolasl

At last—the ‘new cheerful home is ready on the:
Fourth floor.

full

it s :t splendid 4pot 1.1 licui iicwc4t iccoi'ds to get
lictuiy oi tlicii tone to choose in quiet and i' 4tiul Sula.
i'otuitiings. -_ i

Excellent light tip there. Excellent Cttll\'CillL’llC€S. Ex-l

ccllciit service.
llierc £110 111'. 111). well- it lited .41uiitlpi'oot 111111115 (111111111;
rooms) itlicie one may li4'tcn to my teetii'tis desired.

\‘t'licn iiowhuid Settled Retoi 11.. are chosen thus, there are,
no regrets 111161.. .
It‘s easy it get to thi4 new home. Four tlc'.;tto S runl
Ctl} to the 1111111.

\11 the liked ttpcs of \ictroli :uitl (1izitoiioln Mil):
for immediate tlcliv'cn. \ll oi thtin to be ”:litd on can”
tcriii4' oi pavmcnt, it you 11'i4'li.

tllI'L‘

Victroln. ‘ l Grafonolo. ' . 1,,
:Slfl Ii‘otltl ‘vli't 1- t‘1't‘1'l"l:'-'—-‘" .ol

ipuy $1.111 Lt): ve‘lJr.

$1.1 model with u tlozeii recur-ls $34;

pay 31 1111-11 Soc weekly.

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.1- . -' - ~» -- - 1- : - .
8.11 mod-l “till .1 done-11 l‘lttiltl. 311.1”; ”mm; mm :1 11mg" I’Pt‘fffm'flt
llily 8!, the“ Si “‘t'eltl)‘.

l 831‘": p.1y Si :lieil $1 weekly. :
840 model with :1 dozen records «519; 1 ' i
pay 81. lllt‘ll $1 \\t:4'l1‘l)'. Vlsar. >8”: ?
p .iy

llltttlt"l 111111 .1 tl.1/.(‘l1 reminis-

$1, 1.11111 51 “l't‘l l_'.'.

8:10 moth-1 with n dozen records-- .11111i
1'11liiiiet fol net-ids >374; pay $1.,ti1111‘
81 weekly.

1.11.111-1 '.yétli dozen 1‘t't,'til‘4l.~' 1111-! 31‘
p.11 :13, 111. ll 31 \vrcltl‘j.

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‘tml-i: (-1- $741;
,

T, 1.1- 31011 typo. tunipltte with
111111 1\(‘L'lllll|lttllt'd by 11 d-vzeh
ll‘ll>llitl 111111 worthy plum: in

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\‘it'ti'oln til‘ tlini'oiiv-lti of llll' 11-:111111' ST
I'\'ll‘_\' illltltllllll'lil, equipped \titfi t'ultiiit-t i
llowliintl Settled Records, tire.liuiidsoiiit-ly ‘
out-"s home. They iti'e cheerful toiiipniiioiis of 1111 t‘\'I‘lllllL’., :iv true on- }
.ioynit-nt without tti'iiiu, respond to every lllmttl. llitt iiioi'e—~.. '(Tll AN (
l.\‘S'l‘f’.l'.\ll-‘..\‘l‘ is t‘liltl.."l‘.\l.\s till"? F01: l~2.\"i‘ll:l£ l~‘.\.\lll.\‘. Arie one Q
may he M'ylll'l‘tl on first p.1yiiit-iit or $7.?" 1-1' $10 11nd \1'1-v11l1
31.3.0 or $2. ‘

Lust Cliristiiiastide we could not V .
ments to anywhere near supply the tlciiiaiid. We’ve of
large supply now. Yet it looks its though the story of last

Christmas would be repeated. Better be prompt to choose!
Fourth floor.

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V1141” l 'l‘ukl‘ "It-\lllllf-

".i vi-til's'

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justly deprived of the police 11'hit-liiniotiulution?

When consumers are.
have been compelled to 1:0 to eaclitcimalng? it is not against the inter

ilegishiture and deny and refute niis eat of every consumn‘ that food pro 1'
repiutentutions intended to p: ocure duetrs should be discouraged when
additional legislation against them. the time of food is already so high?

They have been harassed and peri- --

i sec-tiled by short sighted politicians soi CONNECTICUT PATENTS. 1
llmtalarge number of those formerly .1. f 11 ,. , ,_.,,. 4.31m, Now-111..
lengnged in the business have when ib “2‘8 £9113": ‘;. ti :1 ‘ 1‘ ”0V
tit-lied it entirely, others have sold or 5‘ u m m ”’m ‘

out their interests, and many of the. offices of Wooster &- Bow ersock, 911-

leading firms have removed their bust ‘ licitors of patents, 1115 Main street

nt‘SS partly or wholly from the state Bii,dgeport (10m

and their capital is being transferred Edward C. 11.1itlctt,

1 will not take. space here to cmun : ‘4'“
erute the many annoying and oppres. William A. Gordon, Shelton.
sive laws which have been enacted in chute for forming
recent years, :‘rile tire treads.

This short-sighted policy iii—the lat-i Hubert C Hart, Unionville, making
out exhibition of killing the goose to polygonal nuts. 1.

oi the olden est!"
3 3 Sidney 0.1111111, Torrington. gear--

 

 

 

Middletown,

inn-I
strips for 11ut0mo-.

l-‘i-rmerl on land are. encouraged;
and assisted by federal and state ap- -w.lioe
pt-opi'lationa of litany millions of dol Henry B Kopf, New Haven, fast
111-5. Swimm‘ingo‘fla: agehpropugated‘; mm. m,- crates i

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titl- angler at great expense by both‘, George A“ Long' Hairtford, chute
istiucture for telephone pay Hstatlons -

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1' 1,. it then pump, Dopey to discouri Albert K. Lovell, New Haven, metal'
clock and receiver for firearms

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ind probable. It was _ two‘lll-Mvez‘lmt- nut-lock
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tallies Watson. Manchester. horse-k

Lu“ 1'1 nee \l. \\'ood, i":tit‘fi1‘ld. till-l Decent-her ti, Wednesday 3.30 p.
toiiiobil: -111mp Tea. Hostess, Miss Mary Lyon.
Clinton E. Woods. Bridgeport, December 6. \Vedn-Gsdaly, 3:30 )1.

m.—-.\lusicale; voice, Mrs. Lucy Gray
titty Crowley, Iizirtt‘ord. tire. Case, Violin, Mrs. Olive Gray FYMCW
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, ter. Meeting: of Executive Board 25:10

:‘tiunti'bOX foi' talking machines.

in}: tort: idgc shells.
William A. ileiiiard, New Haven, p m. \ »
11;. m; tool. ‘ December 14, Thursday, 3:30 p. m.

’lhomas 1}. Bennett, New Haven. M” Mime \V Snead m” give

ittttlind of and apparatus for dotecb- The Story Of Old Lace
mg and locntlng crooks in gumbttr lier talk with specimen laces.
915V December 18, Monday,
I Month] business meeting
Wilson 1:. Porter, New Haven; 5’ ’

Mrs. Ito T. Chapman. ,
eight-day alarm clock. .. '1 December 25, Monthly-The regular

text will be omitted. ,
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