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I”! winter from the Cove Pond forI
manufacturing purposes and for do
auntie ‘use and that the Stamford
Rollins Mills employed and no. em‘
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and luids 11111:: low biotic-80ml
ton river. sad sins allows noxious est-1
pat. dsersl sad vogetshle masters
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4 Phone 105 127-129-131 Washington St.
Sterling Ranges Guaranteed toI
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only one, All 11111 is‘_
lory and the company" 11 buildings and
to run into the river. with the result
that the water has become greatlyI
Ifouled and in a nuisance.
”the company further alleges 1111111
the water has become 50 fould and
polluted that it is unwbolenonre and
dangerous. and cannot be used for
Ifactory. domestic or other purposes!
sud particularly «not be used for;
the manufacture of extracts, which
business the plaintdi is now engaged
in :
Owing to the polluted conditiontot
the ri1.e1 the ammo) claims that it
has been. forced to occur its wuter
suppl1 110m the Stamford Water
company at a great coat and that if
the nuisance in continued '11 will run
the plaintiff's business"
in conclusion. the company 1111:1111:
that the Stamford Water comnsnv
cannot moply the amount nt’edPl
continuouslt to operate the1 11111er-
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1l11.1 Stamford Rollin: Mills 1
In the hill of 111m 'culuns filed h)’
John it. Phillips though his 1111111ne1.
Jutll'o lif‘Tnzlor,M1-.Phlllip~1 claim
that for thirty years he has owned
property on both sides of the Norm
ltm ri1j‘.et
expt no he has constructed a pnrlt.l
elected waterfalls and pletnmuue
effects. and that the water of the riv-
er was need for watering cattlen lie
like the Stamford Extract 11.111de
luring company, inserts that the wu-I
for has become greatly 1.1111201111011511?
the discharge into It of chemicals and
wauta matters. with the remit that it
given of! Weneive adore. and cannot'
be used for domestic or other pur—‘
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Fairflold County Club Members Win
Five Prizes in Competition With
Boys and Girls Front Tsnjasnrn
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The 1111.1 winners are Blanche 11111.:
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.vcy, Stamford, who won in and 2nd
respectively on string bem11_ and
Swiss chard canned by the cold pack
method. Margaret Rudiord. Stam-
ford. won two atria on black berries}
and peers. I
Catherine Mldloelr of Fairfield won
third prise on her story in a class of
seventy or eiuhty entries. I
On Friday. October min. the Stam-
Iford Girlo’ Canning Team demonstrah
ed in competition. with teams from
Iother Eastern states 111 the ”position.
The Ridgetield Boyu' Potato J'udxinl
I'l‘eam 111 also in Springfield represent-I
in: Fairlield County in the potato
contest I
in spite of the fact that the poor ex-
press facilities delayed the arrival of .
1’ ' vegetables cent by club members ,un-I
{111 too late for them to be entered in-
“ 1' to competition. the Farm Bureau feels
’ Ewell pleased with the showing made.
by Fllrlleld County club members.
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BLEW WIFE; .CUT HIS THROAT
Niagara Falls Woman Called Home'
by Estranged Husband and Old
Guarni Wes Mounted.
NIAGARA FALiS. N. Y. Oct 24.
Robert .1 Stricken son of John (‘.I
Stricket, widely known in local poli-
Itics. yesterday killed his wife and at
tempted suicide. I
The couple bn'd been tiring apart.
At Stricker's request. his wife return
ed home yesterday She was accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Edward
Brown At the Stricker home, ac-
cording to him Brown. the quarrel ‘1
of the young couple was resumed.
and Stricker sis-bed his wife's throat;
'with a razor. As she fell he drew
the blade across his own throat.
Past-:11 As sov. Loses LIFE ,
[61111, Working as “Watsrboy” at Camp
. Killed by Truclt 3 p
NEWPORT 113% v1. Oct 25.—
Florenco Kelly. 11 twentyvyear-old girl
of Greenville. Tenn, who has been
worhlnn at Camp Stuart here for three
weeks 1111 a waterboy, was killed ’08-.
.terdey by a motor truck during a Li-
berty Loan parade. Show” riding
on the truck 11nd fell beneath 111
wheels. The young woman h'ad.boell
doing a boy's work and living in our?
tiers at the camp with the workmen
without arousing suspicion as to bet
fox. 8'
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.St.. So. Omaha. Nob" writes: “1.11911
recommend Foley's m. and Ta!
I! sstshhor. Ilrs. lenses. and her
self and. Idlhflold' unity with. lot»
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and that. at considenbleI .
1 people, from
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American.
11211111 in these times.
1Rally Md to Flag.
A great opportunity is .ready for every 11113
Not only is it :1 matter of pride, it is one’ s
own profound national duty to support the (1111 cm-
.‘Ebc £01111“st .at .War!
Are .you going? “1“,.st your money!
Winter Wear
for little folk.
All kinds of warm garments i111 infants and chil—
dren are ready, and they are all so very attractive that
one may imagine a very gay nursery
Beacon Robe flsunel for the tiniest is made into
double gowns and wrappers and these are in lovelt
shades of light blue, pink pale tan and Copenhagen
blue. For ages 6 months to 2 yezus 81..50
Larger sizes for 4, 6,8 and it) years from
him Blanket Robes, sand little boys will be per-
fectly chamtcd with these gay colors.
‘ For lges 1 years, 81.50.
4 and 6 years I 8175
Sleeping Bags for iantnts to keep little toes from
escaping into the Mom aImosphere,
$3.50, 91100 nod $500.
'lhesc are of pink, blue and white eidcrdowu
Outing Flannel Pettic‘cats, for 3. 4 and 6 years.
It 35th
Worsted Tobouan Csps in (1111111111 colors.
while, Copenhagen blue, brown and Oxford With many
other sh'tdes, 59, 175 1113., 51.00.41.511».
Sweaters 111 all wanted coloriu11s, sizes 3. 4, 5 and
‘6 years, at 84.00, 84160 and 85100.
White Sweaters, an unusually good line for little
82.50 to 8400
Outing flannel Sleeping Gowns for ages 1 and
2 years, 59 and 75th.
Outing Flennel Night Drawers in colors, 2 to 10
years 75 and 85 ctr.
to years, “I “"00
Dainty Sacques, 1111.1 embroidered, in delie .111:
pink and blue colorings
Dresses, Bonnets and soft soled Shoes, in attract-
ive styles.
Toilet SetuBanks, 'l'eething Beads end Rattles,
of ivory With decorations, in pink or blue
Baby Baskets while enamel lined with pink or
blue silk and containing all necessary articles.
EBaib- Baskets, fitted with floating toys and toilet
Second floor.
articles.
Gloves New Books
Powell Odession About the war.
' “MyHomeinthoFiold
‘ ‘ ' of Honor,” by Frances
This is written 1191111
Baronnc, who is the
daughter of one of our
.111an American corn-
. cciians, Francis Wilson .
Her home was in the
Business, AfternOorI
h of the Gennans and '
and Evening Wear: pat
.Warm gloves of wool and 31:“; Ifium‘dn-‘fil;
will leathers I" COIi‘l to the hospital, 9 Ger- 1
days. moderatiely priced mans occu
pied and
Atom etc “W"mI taxed her home. he
“I 30’ at 9'35“" I story is simple and fhrilh
ing. ’1'
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White and Colored Night Brewers, for 6. 8 and
‘ WilsouHuord. .r‘ ~..,3
New . period designs in Silverware
mot seenrbefore.
Steakflatler, “Well and 112111 design. with an
‘Adam" period border, platinum finish,16 inches,
82125.
Vegetable Dish, two in one style with io‘ck hau-
dle easily removed, Adam” period border, platinum
finish, .. 816,00
Tea Set, three pieces, “Adam” border desigm
mmpleie set, 837.45.
- 83.00.
Vases of hammered silver, very artistic
Tea Mes, Sheffield or $111 er plated,
82.75 and 84.35
Cracker and Cheese Dish with cover, hammered
silver. 85150.
Gmdlo Slides, suitable for the dressing table two
sizes, 50 and 65 cts. each
Salt and Pepper Shakers, hammered silver, neatly
packed in a silk-lined box, 150 cts. a set.
Flag Staff, silver plated with mercerized flag...
French English and American, blue silk and attached,
very attractive, . “‘ 81.00.
Main floor.
Children's Books
fol-the Holidsys.
,An advunCe shipment of Picture Books for chil-
dreu is already here, and the balance of the stock is
expected daily.
The collection 15 so attractite that it is impossible
for children of any age or size to pass without linger-
ing for an inspection.
What makes things doubly interesting is that 511
many bud and puzzle books. drawing and paintin.
books, block work and crayon picture books are de—
signed to give occupation to young minds and little
fingers. This is as iI-should be and will prove the
greatest , help to grown-ups.
There is Picture Building from well known 11nd
famous authors. Weaving Books and certain other
little delectable tasks that are made so charming in
Kindergarten.
A word to the wise.
Muir) floor.
A Smart Dress Accessories
Sashes of silk 111' guy color combinations with
ends finished in variegated silk tassels, are made ready
to brighten a dark dress. .83.75 each.
Belts, colored suede gray. green, blue, purple
and brown, also soft black leather lined with green.
- 50 cts. up.
Leather Section, main floor.
Scrim, by the yard
for casement curtains.
An extra good special considering the time:
While, ecru, ivory. Was 29 cts.,
for 25 cts.
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Third floor.
Velour "Hats
A new line of dark
Velour: in all the rich,
beautiful shades for win-
ter' have just‘ been un-
packed. Most of these
are in solid colors and :1
few have bands and fac-
ings of contrasting color.
I There are at the Candy
(hoist-bod bats to: f Section, main floor, Cats,
'chilfiun T' Owls, Bats and other”
'At moderate prices to fearsome creatures that-
meet the/depend ' ,. prowl by 1115th ' "
Norwalk Chronicler