Here’s just a word to let
you know that Coal is on
the downward go and we
have made reductiOn of quite
‘ a sum—a dollar bill—on
every ton you buy and still
there’s need {or further 5qu
tion to pull it down to nor-
mal rat6~tis still too high,
but'such is late—yet people
. have to use it; so it we put .
it down again some future
i’dsy you'll say Amen! we
I know you won't refuse it.
N. THE l
. FERRIS COAL .
COMPANY l
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KEELER’S
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5.1,: Ft hrunry cumitlrinhle “(it‘ll ‘: q ‘ ,
‘1‘ .. 7“ 1‘. x “a.” M “I“ Mum] 0" w-hl itl:|l'\tltil;tlioll:§' for all {put :lto plan into prttttit-ul operation“... .0.
lemol thildrt-n b) :t whuol muse lllltl Al""r"“’f"". tn “”3 "".;'» -~ 4543,5161”, 'l‘lw first condition. tho (‘in “I N‘""“.’. . . ’E’
.l‘. minus “FMMM m ”m “rim”: 'pttrllllulltlllfi Int \‘t'ltthd. 143,329.17urell' him not satisfactorily lllt'l ul
iHl'mth. ’l'ht. “my.” hm. “fluctud'w Fiscal Year 1916.17. thrugh llt'W buildings have rt-cctttl) ox. om WV
1 D t l . l 1
. .I l""'l pupil in ”W kindergarten and on. l.l[t|lltllll'liilll0ll§ (or all ‘hun orvctt-vl. liquipmcnt nnd trmh- 3. °e "
m. ter M'\t‘ll urttdvs In her \‘Ntntlons Pullman». m t l" ttty..,.. 59",213 lat llll. forcc have ltowt‘wr, lltt‘l‘ollt-‘utli | . 0*»
.g. se any hat 1n our store trlmmed or z
, itLi:.liilllt'r.. It) mm. ttmm and tilt ‘_"‘ "W "l "*l u "t'wzn'lutitm lltl'tutvtl- AH "t'tturluniiy “till"‘ilm' ee ‘ ‘2
._ .. p, , M iurnmtlon of I'l'Ult‘l' MM” (,1. ..~ mod to puhltt \titllttls (191.3. llrcltcd, hut-i tht‘rcforc, btwu oftet‘ctli.. . o i.
‘ l-~..Hh and drwlmmu‘l PM“ ml i- _ .. _ . .27. {m tln- pmlt‘llflll administration of t d f h If .-'
l , , (.. (t , ‘ l ~ .
a x. ., mwpml ll) lltc “um” m the‘ it‘tt'll .;.i n. it Hi :lm-l‘tlpl‘lnlttttt ;llll‘ plan ot the llourd. \l'halcwr H.033. un rlmme or a rlce' 0;.
_ I i: gum” plum in“ hutt‘ hm," “Hum“! :Lrl-|.tti it) pulmt reboots (lint; llinlltttliollh maybe, your lluurtl and the} O‘J‘ ' ‘o’
z . i. 'n. . musc m,- \lHilt'tl "m”. than . .. ............ .23.}: citizens of the (‘ity of Not'u'ulk should' 0 - 0.0
L '.. . .. . . . . 4 it truth the : l|"\ ‘ ' » . lb; . .d . . -,. ‘ O o
. . > . I mm“, m (My... ”ml mum” ntt'dtt 'll (ltl'llttinns "mp: t tonmntulutc for tin posttm sup g" l e r s“
- u... no r»..- u: .. W 1:3 V 1111 e 30 1111021113157 5 apes ‘E’
for Evenin I Y '1‘ had proper medical tr~«-ttlnten\.lthmtmlml “N Juno. ”Wm M Nb" mmnnw' . ‘l"' "O.
‘n H." “mm! toopvrttmt‘. with tht“ tact-t llt‘ :unounte to hl‘ :lppHvd m. llcspcctlully yours. lé‘ ' *‘ ' °‘
' g tin; id of Health. cou'tirzintt hrs lmnn Banking “”1"“ and illlt'l't‘fil for 1916' IRA '1‘. (lHAPMANv . S y es or women mlsses an glr S :0 "
wear .ltilliltl zzl‘lcr. 't‘ho mug". m,- illSlerLLJ‘; (llrfmtvd to tlr- public schools lei; Supt. ol Stdloulti... , ‘ ‘:
Id ill“ room or rooms :lfit‘(‘lt‘(l hustn'”) ‘ ""‘"""‘ "' 9.0 " . . ..
~ . . .. ‘ . ' i'"t‘t‘c~ttt:mt- for -it' ~.~ ~ 1‘ q -' I i .
. t u.) in tho llt chant, ptt-t-ztutlotlu, ox. ". , L "‘ H ‘ ‘ ' “”h ' : UV C ‘9.
. Irltisiona tmd tumimrtionu, and ban tlutu‘. '.“‘l",“.”“‘"‘ j” blm‘w'” fill-("’0 ”ml I ”t. l 6 so a a r e. :
. The women who discrimi. 'inaz tht- period of contagion kept (“P"f'jmm ”91“) . ------ .......... 3* to. ‘3
' _ ‘t-mstnnt watch oror thc school fzomQ ,‘ “mum“ 10“ he“ “mm" (1913) .‘l'H‘ 'A 0'0
1 a": m me" footwear will ‘ “huh infection mm" shroud. t l «:l‘t'cntngo for1 Nnv llarcn (1913) 85.21 3:. C Jo
.. ' ; . , I" Mr mp to cost Pxpludillfl ('n])-‘ i.. a S or - _ - ‘
find our Mod: the most com- 1 . ~. ...vacah°n_sc’.‘?°u' . tmu “Willi" “lid llllt‘t't'el us on ill!“ 5 : N ”
i This )tnr lor tlu that lllllt‘ in horn buds of 1}". “MT... mm mm“, —-——— .9’ 3
- - I with, yucntion schools were u tencd lnt . l h A ‘ I ‘I‘ ‘ ats or 1 “1‘
pk“ m every deta‘l' i "u t more. It “HS lhv plnd to con- zitlflltn- tt‘ (“a 1 l1 1 Q 1 (Continued from First PM") °:° - - - ‘6
t : . . , _ , . , ‘ i“ ' - l"S - (lul'll- . e I. v
. .. tun-i tin->0 M'lltmls rm fttlll “colts. “my,” 1) . ‘. ~—- ’. X :
High cut and low cut. thc lifl‘hlwv“ “W“ i“ ““4”“ h‘“ ml“ “'“l'k For 191th (Lillian-Vii't'a/Léili‘p'JRJ“ . . . . ‘30 Ilats for "' " - 1 50 0:0
. i -(l\'.t'\t‘l. “ht-n liltfiV ww-t closed by. mm"... 1) _______ .H ., till “”9 Klimt: llli‘ Drilpl‘l‘ly to tho film 3 ' .°
smartnCSS IS there. every- 1 'Y‘t‘nll‘ or the llm‘tlrdl of lllt'—:tlt‘h.m2u0i8cnte tractor-i in the “:iieihstig‘i;rt*;““ {Mumy‘fl‘ ’i‘nxfgl‘zmniumWE]??? ti.
= -Iupt s u't-rn cumv. o-t. ll? 0 one . u-nsc. w t: y t w 5 Vt ll . —
. the Pa - . . ' " 4 a S Or " '
Where. And the novelt com- 1“»ti't‘ ttom tho fourth. fifth and sixth st Ftscat an' '" PW'" of land abuttlnx ”"3 ”“13"” 3 f.
i t dctnil a .. l ' ‘ " h "
. . l "w l-k‘ till from tho .luninr lliuh'. ' 0 “Nil ”mfw’" M““‘1“_-‘ui'lllounctl by John F. McMahon. 'l'll” plant ' if."
btnatlons and leathers are the ‘St'lJJOifl. '3“ “."s “m".mml “1 m" "m ""mm'. rm. ”‘0 mm" “M “m hmugm m ”m a. 5 ats for ' " - 2 50 ;
- ‘ physics! Educatvon. 'i:.i.'.‘f”,'." would uppcar tuiuhr this uttcntion of tho (‘ouncil by John R's. s R"
acme of refinement and qua]. i lltvinr ”H. pus! )’l'1tl’.lllt‘l‘t‘ has hwni. m n om UN! for conditions have. McMahon. and ht- nth-rod to giro ill 0:.
u .. . ‘ H l-cginninrz of mu“. ,.‘\.:m,nmm. work - e .. -. .. . _.-| strip cf htutl with which to ntukc tho... 6 hats f0 - 3 «
“Y 3‘ $3.00l“$6.5013=11rv Ht Mum-tn («tut-anon. .‘tlrtlicul lni a twltlt'nintz 0‘ lht‘ 8W“ Pit-“W"- All}. r - I ‘3‘
lwwtlitm he has bccn eluted. has llt‘t‘lli' .lllt‘ tuccting 01' yosterdn)’ uttornomhl. ‘3
The man we“ dresses is ivill’l‘ltd not only towards remedying: [his oi‘fcr was accepted and tlu‘ WNW“: f 8 hats for ”I 4 ‘1"
def. rt: httt more largely towards the‘ ‘U‘ “'l” ”0 ”‘illl-‘li‘l‘l‘i‘d tomorrow. t0. - - - 3‘
self possessed and his charac. Mnrnmtion of thuso habits which ttrt‘} ‘ For at period of about it half noun .0 f 6.”
thmtlmjwnlal tn ht‘alth". Vigorous :just below- the f‘onnril meeting. the: 3 10 hats for _ 5 0:0
. . ' s - ~ ‘ g - - - f
ta. shows down to his shoes. .“hrsIt-nl dcvclotnneut. Credo and 9C“, “all “M I“ a. state of tllll'klltSSv93‘ 9.9
tkillur-‘garlcn gym.“ mm. ,m. “mm, lawn}? to the tact that a fuse Olll¥gei.z. M . 3
Let ever thin else be ' 'ttmt- r ado breatliini: and “sitting no" of t 0 building had blown 0“" 8| ; ..
y g nghl, lcxvt‘t‘isos a part ot‘ their daily pro, Second District Electric Pltmt wasl‘f - a S 01 - - I. 0 630
but if his footwear is wrong .‘t‘rm. 1mm. “mm"; are now rzly-i ,notiflrd and the. defect was soon rem-3.. . 1 ~ 3
'h; w n 11 w :‘nr: (infinite attention to folk dancing} ‘edi‘ed. (‘ lA' lll t ll “Mica - " 3’4,
es m wron a over. And "-ul other lyrics at organized ulav. ' ayor "l" xo tars “men a ‘ B h d 1 th d h l .I‘
. g 2"‘h- mnrttinu recess is lt‘lll'lllt‘lir‘d to meeting ‘0 0rdcr shortly “n" 5:3. e on an ear y as Is ran C ance occurs :
this applies to both the young cu: door play activities dirnrit‘lhhy: (RANK The call for the meeting was 00 .3.
09
0
«man and the man of more
_ ripened years.
Long life leather, comfort
ind! style make our shoes
L'right. and right makes might,
shoes at
in $3.00
$5.00 a pair.
1 upon, part of whit h is as lollor :-. .. ‘ . ,entitc fiscnl your rather than one for?
Socciat Classes for Buchwald and D: H limi,:l::§“l}:fl}er' .clmen months. The increased oer,
fective Children. ‘ Oil”): and dangers. Hapila cost for luut (August 31. 19113.
Last year. tour closet-s were orgun- 't ""‘h'P' ‘to September 1. 1916) compared witht
iztd for backward and defective clill~ . 1“ ““i'U'tlt‘m‘v \t'ttl‘. ”it l‘t‘t‘l‘lll Stutr the one preceding is accounted for by
(inn. Two m- tlwsl- We“. located in If!“' lost your instruction in cities it... flu-{ease in salaries, !
tl..‘ t‘onmrd building: and twu in the M“ brim” “l lllv mm and [sixth Plan of Public Education for the City“
for. "1516 included but eleven
months of the calendar year and but
nine months or the period school woe
octuslly in session. The ruling of
the present city government relative
to expenditures tor repairs, supplies
and the like made during tbe’summer
in anticipation of appropriotions sv-
atluble in the Fall has, however. corn-
pelted a readjustment. Since such
expenditures could not as usual be
carried tor-ward, it was necessary to
provide for the preceding summer in
a dent-it budget and for the succeed-
in: summer in the regular one. The
ext-(ndltures for 191546 which urei
rtnided for in these two budgelsl
aptmar therefore in the delailt‘d items‘
conutlcrehly out of [impartial]. Tho;
llt‘Il-l of repairs. and textbooks and“
It's do an 'gelling peeved lhelc,,dlyl if you can't get
what you order right away, or if the price is about double
what you paid in the past.
We are up against it same as younelves on every item
of material that we have to order.
Don't anybody start shoving—we are all working on
our nerves and feeling ready to knock a chip off any fellow';
shoulder. Have patience!
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
bu1~|lllr5 are particularly allot-trod:
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN. Tln- account for repairs, wllh ll}? gradi g are‘
x in: of lots and alterations has churn l
_, ed tc it about 37.500 more than woutd‘
1—“ usuoliy lw “reigned to it. Text books . .
l l :: t‘ollcses, technical ttt'litmis ~ul "M ””1”“ h“ a“ “WHO" ”I "mu“ is the mo“ WW!“ and
‘ABA'HON 80"0018 AND hormul schools. ‘ dJ *2 it)“ In”. pay roll. howmer. (“TH-i sat" f l b k' '
4.31'mlmwhanic' not include the Sepiembt-r salaries} . 15 3C OTY 3 mg “are
5, The teacher. “‘l'ttll tttnount to $11,361.84. The two; . _ _
PHYSIMI. [WIMNI f, '11“, .01... . 7 bullets with the extraordinary aphro; ~' ever made. The set in a
lr (scional man or woman” ‘ -. .. .. _ .
77 The More hype]. and business mmtmns and with the additions mode“ . _ _
' tin-teeury by a chance in the fit-arid spectal box as. illustrated.
8~ The manufacturer.
((‘outinued from First Page)
The clerk and the olflce,
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rt-rulutlons for the (‘in are thuretorw
104““, unist. Yin amount practically a budget for thel
Hinder-t oi the public schools. Thel Tim flnul purl oi this trim". 1“
“(Hit its. uutltm-d Wilt-”ISLE hugely oil \\’t,lilfl set-m. might well he given our:
(otrimumty (like and hygit‘nc. Withito it brwl description of the plan (ll:
l’ttth t‘hildrcn “en- aesignvd to
thaw thirst»: on tho basis of tl wry
unsatisfactory rule of prom.“ in
whom or bccatusc ot mental defects.
in tixn unurudcd clues \wrc assigned
thnsc pupils who nwdcd rpm-in] per
High Schools, civics has rccriycd‘tln t‘ll). Kindcruartcne :tl‘r-tnztilatblv‘o.
very delimtc ltllt‘lllioll for the past only in the mo-c populous Slt‘lll‘lli‘ oft.
.. . m. -1-.. ,.
Tristram
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
“ , "Pyrex” \
Crystal Bak-
sclls fOr $4.95. An ideal
present.
Single pieces of all sin-5
and shapes.
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lhtr more nraturc ltuhtls in thc Junior't-t‘ututio t ~ ‘t _ » o 9 o o o M » .. .. . . , _ . V
., . i u til tho [)ullllt billtitlle of '”9”””””O”O”O”O”O”O..O”O O O 0 O O O O o o o 9 o o O o 9 Q Q Q Q o 0 Q 0'
o o o o o o o o o o o o o Wo”o”o”o”o”o”o”o”o"o”o”o‘h.”o”o”o” ” ”I...”
J o . o o o
.«r w;
enllal ultrnlitlll in the requirctm-ntr- ‘_“'" 3““13- Niel lean-in the raw-mug the city. :23 per cent. of tlu- “mph“, : .
ot‘ tin l‘t".:tll:l" i'rztde utunnizntlon. “H'Mr 3‘ fW‘l'l-il i'llib‘e‘ Ill t‘illlvnship' wll l‘lllt‘l"‘d tht- first grade in Sep- ‘I :
wile organized. .0
The class was W(‘Hll(‘ltllwr haw lutd kindergarten train ’.
nth-ndrd 'by persons who wished to lo: Opportunity for eystcumttt“.:
lwunllt‘ cittzt-ns of the United States grad. work is ltuu‘ever not so limited ; .
\lum of tin-s" ll!l\’l‘ hwn ublt- to r:-
Hill. in tho rt-lllllitl‘ t‘lhrfit*8.\
.\ pupil hats hc-‘n :tzstgntd to lllt‘
H. Krieger & Co.
‘3‘.”“1‘1. L’l'mll' only M..." int-mu} nr whohltud recently bt't‘n made citl-gTht‘rt“ :ll‘t' two one room schools with‘OO :
"a“ and the 3.1.1:", m (,f “mph“? Huh“. lntrs your. tht- liurmu or Nu ‘tlw or six urudcn in cat-h room. 'l’ln-scl.. ' °.
,.
tmullzution is furnishing dutat nbt‘ult'fl'l'illllh'i r"l'l'l‘m‘lll hill 1
llt‘nulte‘ lit the city who huw applied lll'lN‘m “Hid?
ltl‘l' cent. of tlw‘» :
(’tlllttl'lll‘tl llllh trad.- it \vr) probable
enrollment. Jilliltll'r'z.
that he has cltztructvtistit' mcntttl de l
‘5'. it of tltw-c \tctc Ill the ungrodod
(:7.‘ t‘:-' and Iii: ill ”to tlt ltu'll‘tt‘ LEl‘O‘Jl‘S
Medical Inspection.
H‘ nuts in" tttl‘rllutlf‘tl ulth lht- totul‘ llit'lul')‘ l'otmt within ll reasonublo- dis
tiili'lillll'luttonn l’ol' lhr cit) is shown; lumc from tho ltomt‘u of pupils (3i,
i it} ”I“ l'ttlli-Vllli‘.‘ 'a-uuqmwttt suited to thc work it! hunl
File-1| Year 196.16, in d til) it touching force prt-pttrrd to '30
0:0
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read by City Clerk Stephen Dokus and
O.
tvnc‘ntrs. In the new buildinmz. thoi
f0
\ The Leading Milliners in Norwalk
The First Sale at the Season
nly once a season and your can’t afford to miss .
fccts. 'l‘hcw grout» “"0 ut‘vcersurlly . for ‘i'iZl‘nsmfl “(Milt-r lllb'lllt‘lltln] and senior high echools are now lllzl'dt‘ .. 0.6
.‘thH for tho tt‘ucin-r ,5 t'ontpnl‘cd ‘0‘ in tht~ sublu-t ' is pin-n in et't-nlng' remoitttbly imp-semi.“ to all bl'i'llllm" . . . v.0
um utth I'llt‘ll individual ot the llt'ottl: : M-ltool. but tll‘lilll llilH .Vcttr it Seem»oLll‘itml'm‘lHllilll lUI'ni-‘hfll 10 7'“ "Hill ';
33”.“. ”.4." with H". mm”, 3:: “ class. ; ltdlllll‘l‘it‘ to firm u epi‘t‘litl class. {15th urudv pupils living at u distance“. ' v:
ltuxiul' the PIN school Ni" ”2 pu Lost of the Public Schoolu. Any plan for syntcnuttic t‘tlllt'illltllli.:. .'
ut- \\t’l‘t‘ enrollwl in tho stimuli , G‘"""' :1" "H I'Hllm' H'lmolstwrmutttums H)‘ o 39
(hm-p. ln .lunc H“, lHl‘U“lll"lll “mi ”1" i‘l‘l‘VUllillen tor thc public Hclmnl bttiltiiuu‘ which proritlu mitts“. 3.
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m - .1 -§5fi£§‘l‘i§lfi.‘ll’"lfiil‘l‘l'll‘fiti‘iiilffifil": 2’
Liven ils accomodrttcd in thnm for rctz- e -_ - ‘ f .. ' 9. . :
'mm-tr i‘f‘luflnled caltsthentrs. Other I 1 City Engineer George. A. Sharron ex- 3 9..
“1,“, buildings would be used in n Ideal. Chl‘lSlmaS Fplaincd the new layout. and Mr. Policy ‘3’ thls Chance' .0.
'5‘“th manna—wig assembly hulls. or lwas consulted with. and the following...
all lt'l‘ lurue rooms were available.
I Vocational information and Voca-
l tifi‘l Guidance.
j to, ltmpnst two years particularly
0 . , ,
iii the Junior llich schools conaidn'u R‘Chdrd F. NoaCk S
.;:l\‘u “attention lw: l-thl given to lint: JEWELRY sTORE
:lill’lillc inl‘ornm vl. mt ()m'utmlinnr' —
s-rd irtlltsi‘rit ‘ .. .-:=tly tlit't‘t-r-ontiw. 26 North Main Street,
~t"o:t of tho \‘m 1-. .LH.» school: Ml"
now or lea: dv-t‘md courses leudinri
Sttggcstimrs at
tlon Counsel Lockwood: l
Resolved: That the map at change.
oNayout. presented by the‘City En-
gineer for the. widening of the Southcr-l
ly portion of Franklin street, as rec-
ommended by JolerF. McMahon, and:
adopted by resolution duly passed ml
the last meeting of the Council. be any
proved as the plan (or snidxwldenlug,
provided and upou condition. that n,
Among the hundreds of.
‘ 1 V . 0 O O C '0 O O O O 9
resolution was drawn up by (‘crpom ‘ ’z”:’°:":”:”o“:”:”0":“’”".:”‘“‘9"“‘“‘“’“
llll MEN ill lililtlllo-
o o o o 9 9 o
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8
Lia survived by his wife and a child; A; The annual meeting or the
S. Swanson by a widow and child;.
and Fred Kovell. aged ' 28. leaves him last evening in the, par'pih
{is married. ,flcers were elected: ,
i All were employed by Lathmrl and; Pro ‘aint-JVarren P '
'VCrane. local contractors. The um oi' Vicgfieside‘nt— Albert SAW?“
' tutti ltlllll)
{I}. Clansmzm was about. 32 years old,l ST. PAUL'S MEN’S CLUB OFF'l/CERC,
Men‘s
Club of St. Paul‘s church. was held
hall
'widow. Lagem, who is in a hospital, Berkeley street, and lllt‘ following of-
in
la.‘
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e.«.oo.«.ee.«.ee.ee.».ee.ec.«.«.“:
1m ttrttmrcbions for college and tech
'nicztl schools to commercial flf‘llVlllP"
'rmd to tho industrial field. has: in it
isnli stir‘nlnletl thouvht about oer-HM-
vtinrs Such in nrirailnn as has hermi
i;.“)i"r(t‘l ha‘ come lurcelv tbrmwl:
{any} and widen work in the Enzliuh
deportntrnt. practical hasn't" “'1 It".
l«wees: or the science department and
more directly. throtm'h domestic sol.
once and art. manual'traln‘nz and the
uni: of t Commercial department.
l Tttis,..rca. tor‘thosc now in the
.l-lti‘h reboots. n series of lecturen
egrl’ervnces and reports are belne
_ n rnrd. Representative men and
aged “ on here. 035::223; 33'; i “We" 0' the 9"" m meme" re.“
. "ll'lllilI‘lE. The i‘ollowtmz are some or
. Drum and other cohedulEd 9}", tonic: f M E
to; amnel Campers. Presl- 1“ in, 0' cdnalderod.
Federation of Labor ‘* 9 city M Norwolk. ‘
' « Vts nove'nmcnt.
.. Incident Natl ll ‘
(1,23%; guanine". ona . b. To occupations and lndustrlca
‘ 0. its schools.
2- Employment or boys and girls. '
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estoau‘r WILSON" 'ro SPEAR.‘l
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WIGTON. Dec. 8.—?re.=ldenl
‘ till he speaker tonight be-
» I
beautiful and useful articles ”mp" dew ‘“ m" 09mm“ of the
that we offer as Christmas
suggestions, let. u: call your
attentipn‘to our general Jew-
elry Line, such asCufi' Links,
Scarf Pins. Chins, Lmlliers,
Braceletsond all that is good
and desirable in jewelry of
quality?“ ' '
It is distinctly understood
~ that everything wefsfll ~in
bucked by our guarantee.
Don’t: make your Chritt’nss
[lifetimes until you little
seen what we otter.“
delivered by John F. McMahon to the
city of the strip or land which he has
offered to give to the city. for the pur-
DOse. of uuch widening. and upon the
further condition that Bar-oer Pulley,
who owns property which will adjoin
said'street when so widened on the
Westerly side. shall moire. and con-
struct at his own expense. a sidewalk
and curb along tho entire length of
his property, which shall adjoin Frank-
of John McMahonpo'l ouch width, of
such moterialhsnd Within such time
as‘the Council shall direct. . . _
Since the Council eunuch transtcr
-property without holding ’ a public
hearing. this matter willtcome up tor
“further consideration.“ We next most;
tag which will be held context. Tim
day. The utdewslk along the proper
.—al
“ 3. Conditions.
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i
“u will mount by“. :ch out the
00-quth midi “gril’olleyw .
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Corporation Bounce]. is executed until
7 .lin street. and coolly property to land .
t (CONIDUW “‘Umfil‘fii Past) ithe accident spread rapidly and there' Secretary—George H Quintard
pros pathetic acenea when the. (amt. Tmflwrer-Elsworth‘c Lockwood
illes of the dead \v notified. Un- »r’ln:tual' reports were presented dur-
car had no running of tlictraln': no: dertakcrs left last night for Stafford trig the businesq mouth: it on the
Drench. for" the machine was hit Springs to bring the bodies to wmi‘.concluaton of which “€05?“ gm} was;
squarely. The men were tossed In all‘ mantle tor burial. {enjoyed Refreshment . r0 f w“
directlons. two being hurled into n . s we. ..ser .
brook, two others on a trestle andi ,_
i the rest on the roadside.
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| The traln‘was brought to it stop! Potatoes, peck (151%.) 450. United;
and the frightened passengers assisted 1 Grocery.
the train crew in picking "up tho:
mangled ‘ bodies. [titer in hour'sl . Attorneys at Law
(I e t resumed its trip tot -\Vlth currency terms you medium; ° ‘ ‘
Bimzletllioronl‘l‘h ‘ o be without a Victrola for Christmas! PATENTS
wdttmnntlo Shocked. ‘Come in and select it now bet re the; .A; Mi Wodster. Late Examin-
' "er. U. S. Pat. Office
. WFLL’IMANTIC' Dec' 4’4““ ct?" rush and let us put it aside untl youl
3;; '13:“ grail 1310 'nx:pgrfitor: “‘1‘ 1‘ dalmnd- W0 are very glad 1?; H. Bower-sock,» :3 years
in the automobile crash with a trslm to demonstrate machines and,records . practice N. Y. City ,
i tstaltordSprings. All of the Vlcllmzr and have two hpccialmttondantk tor murky Building. x115 M all!
Try our St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.“-
‘ Shad Iior Booklet .01! Patent!
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'ere minle and most. or“ men) leave om. Vlctrola «pertinent.
”33:33- St. Pierre wtursb Your: pill. for!“ at Donnelly’s.‘~ 16- South Main
eaves his wife andihrce children; A. street. ' " ,. 1"“.
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