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‘ WASHINGON. Dec. 15.——Al’ter a,
conference with Fuel Administrator
. IGarneld today. Chairman A.‘
Thompson of the operating oomluittes
lo! the eastern railroads. declared the
vccal famine was title more to a short-ll
'e ’ age of. transportation facilities than
73;: {eggsh‘gt "lite”:i; shortage of coal. The operating com-l
d In! winter as shown by m. mittee, he said, is trying to overcome,
and also by records, started in tins by re-routlng ccal shipments 1
, ly as soon as the men could be chairman Thompson and Adminisel
, on filthy and continued all an. tralor Garfield Went_ over the whole‘
.t y, and even yesterday and “'trnn'sportstlon question no it aflects
”“6“ that the. '0“ will be real very exhaustlt'ely With the result
v Ily completed at about , that wnh the res momenta“ of ship
. . " ments on railroa s. eliminating long
this afternoon. That is m the ..
can ii riots. ,hauls where shorter ones will reach
the territory and also el'iminatin’ the
’7 “”10? stated "1“ people who rot-oiled ”cross" haul. some imfuedi-
-. and N? $10” of! "‘9" walks ate improvement in the situation is
. very obllllmi and did no! be" hoped for
be threatened before the? "It“, The mull of the plan would be la,
. 8, 5110'- 0’ 90““9 1' l9 “’0 supply coal to localities from the near-
, that 990918 have: to be askcd. eat producing or shipping center in
W to clean all their walks, the} stew/of over the lines of ordinary
usually the people who would be trade.
_ I!“ to commit“! about ”'9" At the department of labcrtoda it
WWI walk, u "my chanced l. was declared the labor situation ll'ow
and break I .198 0" strain '1' is rartlculrly favorable nd can in no
or wristrhui in “105‘ 9355?“ it wt l~e chrged with res
. , ponslbility for
found that the people "FWD“ the coal famine. Only three or four
would not do the work of removal disputes are ndill ’betwee o _
i” couldn't get, anyone '0 d” it (”liters and mint-g: andgnone of .lherlll‘lrlt
Ionic people want all of the snowlgaflznifd' h” more than 3 1°“! “5’
Moved from the street in front of, '
, r respective homes or stores. and
2: man went so far as to threatcn'“BABY
fit! if the gluonr was not taken away,
from in front of his store by a certain
time, (but he Would dump it all out
on the car tracks. H‘e would hire the!
laborers and dump it there, This
tan is an uptown man. but as far,
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IS HELD IN .
$5,000 BAIL
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II can be Seen today no snow/“'qu Occupying a prominent place at
alanine on the car tracks. nor- H the trial was a \‘el'ilztillc . clonal. ill-
therl- any likelihood of there being cllldl’ng lit: 0 1 . . knuckles
”7, :14 large supply of «i. whiter bullets.
The street department cannot take clips used in a 2:3 with r ('oll auto»
I force of men from one plat't’ an‘l ll'liillc revolver, bur-ulnr'x' lilaJkt-l o All
fill the!!! to work at the heck and caliber Colt aulotllllm ii (‘litfill'klillkl
fill of every individual who thinks that corner] as ii dilk and had a MAJ!"
that he has an especial grievance in six inches long. and a black jmk
the mitter. The turn of everyone much heavier than the regulation pull
1will come just as fast as it can. rice black jack. I
As long as (ratio can be kept mov~ Cases Continued.”"‘
h; with no delav on certain sDOts "Texas" and ’illlby lull" uni-u!
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[the work of cleanitu Oil other spo‘s taken into court at Hum last .. n
'hrre-tramc may bc a bit congeslt’d. int: with a nllnlbcr of
. ' ' 1 her prim)»-
bc to snow Will be done. and m thls on all ('ului't'll.
lmllmliatcly i'm
my the work will he done systema- seclllint: Allflrllt‘v A. L. ltclmlcl .
”My, ' ’ asked Ill" court to pmlpune their
It ill with a areal dell! of Wu!“ casts-l until SHIFJL'ilfl]. .iftcr a fi-w
.nt citizen» of Norwalk. no matter minutes dcl.bol~;llioll Judge Wilder
"that their policies may be, may point. decided to grant the prosecutor's re.
1. the work of their lnml slrt‘el dP- quest and the lll“ll \vcre- placed under
Without when their (practically) 85000 and lid lmck to their cells, to
‘fit door neighbor, Stamford. always await li‘lill Saturdav.
rolled up with pride as 'bt‘lnnfl 0"" City court did not open ,vcrlerdllv
manufacturing sand k'r‘uidcnllal 'apot afternoon until 5:53 o'clock, with
”d always pointed to bv local people. Judge F. L. Wilder on ill" bum-h. The
when they are difigtgunllcd with con- vlhitc prisoners were first bl'tllililll'
«ions here an brim: the place ”It” in'o court and fined by tho judge. At
'lovwallt should pattern after, looks lmncy ”any l.. (;r.,.n,,h.m «'titpcal'cdl
a. if a. shovel had never touched the for the lllnjorily“ of the dcfendumh.
“rectal. The mow in Atlantic Square Sent to Home.
. .1- worse than in any portion of this Al'o’fley GrPPnslt-ln Willi appointed
d".- where there is even the filighl- the guardian of Mil.- Mllv Roberts.
(minute recess to snow dine for raid»g
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snrcvwmmmm.
Alaiiudiflwuinnud
George Borne. Thom-s Doric.
‘ Judge Wilflr then . .
night luncheon. . . l
efes were- brought in:
'J.- can-lily, Willis Bradley, Albertivumw-
ilouchal'd, Jack Smith. John Donne-P. The 088" of James Pickett. Charles.
gun. John B. Anderson, Michael Kent-iWIMWv Clement .Smszt‘. William
ting, Wallace Knapp. Harry Singer; Edward Jones and Karen films were
Frank Haydn), Henry GMlou. Arthur; continued “Ill“
..sm:
Lee,
Klee, Richard Luciel’. Ernest Peter-o'clock- Jones Wu rcleasndron bonds
son. Henry 1., Franklin. William .lic- 0‘ 31°0-
Qlleeney, Edward Sheehan. Angnen.
Lebanger, Arthur W. Dayton.
tllur w. Daytdn. Jr. and Frank m: "it” morning.
oku. All the men were charged w h§°'¢'l°'~’k.
breach or the peace and creating u! it '3’ 79”“de 133‘ "53m
charges. Judge ll‘. L. Wilder llnedl‘lo’ml’” "’30" 0" Will" “will
each man a flat sum of 825. and theido‘ed “(0'1")wa 83d fit-1'9“ ‘0
following plisoners paid up immedi '35"??? Tariff; 3:11:29 tezlfdtalllzblbgff
atelv: Willis Bradley. Jack Smith,
John E. Anderson. Michael Renting.E Expected to 05¢.
Wallace Knapp_ Ham Singer, Frank; At a late hour last evening it
Hayden. Henry Gsrlou. Arthur Kler,l|"'i’0"t‘d Bl 3'. Vincent's hospital
and Ernest Peterson. onis Pannlo. of 203 Golden
The case of Arthur W. Dayton, Sn, Itteet.‘ and William fireene,
and Arthurw. Dayton. Jr., were con, ”WW? BIPWL Who were the
tlnucd until December 22. Moat olis’flmlfll)’ Injured durinl the' rev
the men'gho were unable to pay upi duel Sunday, were in a critical
t
last ylig
procure e necessary $25"thls morn-i time. '
ing, thereby saving themselves a sol Raphael Panlllll,
joum in Jail. ”William John.
Women in Court.
With the completion of the men's-the battle Sunday morning,
Harry
cuscn the following women were'resting comfortably and physicians at;
brought in: Misses Frances Jones.fthe hospital expect them to recover}
Ethel Williams. Mav Collins. Rosalietunleunolnething unforeseen happens.
Lenore Smith; within the next 24 hours.
King. Maxie Nelson.
The, remaining cases were continu-
r.. A,.’ed. and were heard in the City court
commencing ‘ at
Mama (pm they wouldEtlitlon and are expected tq/dle at any!
Morin“
and George Harris,
lwho were slightly wounded during;
DISTRICT BOARD EUSTAINED.
HARTFORD Dec.
Wilson in a telegram to Governor Mar Blight
cm: H. Holcomb sustains district No.
that 3 of Bridgeport
disturbance. and as each one's cssoi'nlontllt wac taken flom ll‘ll cell at ltleorge Waldron from the Board's 'de-
was called he pleaded guilty to the! 1’0"“! headquarters and taken to his,cision.
in a;
openf
9mm cell. which is other.
uponftbst few of the prisoners taken in
‘ Wil‘tbcraidcaaboutof.anditisre
After a brief recess, the ’court quills!!! Carve-tar Ill ’10!!! Gerald
' reopened and the following prison-i Doyle Paid his fine and Was dischargi,
Christopher; ed. The others will be held, pendingf
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ported that be stii wears a scornv Chen" Brown 0' 9‘35"" ‘ mmeLD OOLDI
ful‘espression and a titude toward all "of the State Council of Defense. had a .
vollcrman. "“9"”, “"9"“ that heiconfercnce with the Tuberculosis
will the given the same protection. ., ’
from the low by file administration» _ , ,
that m. in said to have enjoyed be- the matter of furnishing information,
,fore this last defiance that so startled to the federal authorities in relation
this morning. at 8 southern Connecticut.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 18.~Dr. D.’
tubercular ailment at
sn’ own Recon-u
DATION ,
l Gustav Wangelln, commander of Ga
ommission in the Capitol 10d” WiA. R. Post, Pinckneyv'iile, Ill., writes:
“I highly recommend Foley Kidney
‘ Pills, which I prefer to all others
ito persons amicted with tubercula' have used and consider them ‘Jollnny
troubles. The government may find it on the spot.’ " Foley Kidney Pilll giro
18,—Prcsidenl safe to employ men Who may have quick relief from backache, pains of
light groin and muscles, all
work which is necessary for the anny.ltoms of kidney trouble and sleep die»
in the appeal of and Which is now done by strongflturbing bladder ailments. They one
healthymen who, if their places oould'sist nature in restoring strength and
be taken at the light work, could be vitality—Stillson-Powell Corp.
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other symp-
Sensible ‘Xmas Gifts
was
that ‘
Hill 1
of 5
most ,
olver',
f'oi’l- ’
were ’
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, The“ Best Clll‘lSllllaS Gift
The problem of a useful and ”WP?!“ Christmas
gift can best be solved by Mounting . W Account
with this strong bank. ,9 .
Such a gift has the unusual merit of incrcuing steadily
lll value by reason of the interest that mug“, upon
final son‘s .1835 ll .
Deposits from 31.00 upward are invited and 4 per cent.
compound interest paid. '2
. mt PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalkxonn.‘
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N orwalkLSouth Norwalk
,‘Icst bit of traffic. The side ntreets aged 19 years, who was committed to
of Stamford were not even touched. the House of lllt‘ Good shepherd all
“walks. and even thou» WW" not she had pleaded uulllv to n charge,
Glitch cleaned off bv the street dc- of breaking the name. Miss ntlbl'l‘lfl‘
,jnttmcnt, and it is a motto-r of 133‘ bloke doun nth-r .llldgt- Wider pass
‘ in; a chart and Pompous and With” ed sentence and boron to sub. Door»
boots to .tzel anywhere around lht‘ keeper Finnegan “‘i'n obliged it," la‘llc’
.jphcc. And yet credit must be given ho: out of the courtromll. {
that some. work has been done along Eight of the whit» girls lukt‘n in
m line, but it goes to show that it tho raid Sunday wore till-n inkt'n b: I
ha not been done all t-mcicntly as in fore the court a.” charged wilh ill
all city. 'brr‘ach of the peach and all pleade I
guilty to the charge. The followinz?
’l’bomarCollinll at Spring Hill ave 891'” "r“ “W W» allim- by Juan:
am, has resumed his duties as polish- “Mm,“ Anna Km?" 2“; 1”" J"
Foley, 23; Irene Burns. 22: May'
'5! with Jacobs It Go, hav‘llix giV- Lewis. 23: Edith Knapp 23; May'. (‘ol‘l
.f. .- up operating .the Red Star Nor- line, 25; Hattie Tiddwell 23: Frances;
J" cut; New Canaan auto. ”WWW 22' E 5
, ~ At this point both' Prosecutor De-.
Laney and the court oilicialc were.
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'vitb the possible cxccplion of. th" Hartford for on fntlt’llllllf‘ period after r'
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; Holiday Goods
A large Assortment oi Practical Gills al Allracllve
Prices.
. BATH ROSES AND KIMONAO, SILK PETTICOATS 0F DRES-
DEN AND CHANGEABLE TAFFETA‘. 1
BLOUSES OF CREPE, GEMGETTE AND SATIN UNDERSILK,
PLAIN OR EMBROIDERED, SATIN COMIINATIONS, CAMISOLES
AND BOUDOIR CAPS. - -
SILK HOBIERV IN ALL THE POPULAR SHADES. HANDKER-
CHIEFk 0F MADERI, CREPE DE CHINE, AND HAND EMBROID-
ERED LINEN. ’ '
The Little Shop >
bothered by the number of false
60 No. Main St. So. Norwalll-
names that the frequenlers all that:
resort gave when armtcd Sundny.l
Judge Wilder was forced to tell thel
prisoners that unless they remain--
. Everyone Should
Buy HisC
s
Nor. walk
At a Man’s Store
We Will Cash Your Christmas Club Checks
hristm as Present
Here is the largest stock to select from this side of New York. These goods
7 Rogers & Stevens
. ‘ Two Stores ,
The home of Hart Séhafl'ner 85 Marx Clothes
St). Norwalk
were purchased Six months to a vear ago and are 50 per cent. lower than we
could replacethem for.
IE! '8 SHIRTS Lunch Kits withThennOI Bottle ........ $2.50
Military Brushes, Flasks, Hat Brushes, BID
‘0“ Mid Stiff M ..... , ..... . . . . 751: to $7.50 Folds and Pocket Books, Belts.
Knitted Reefer: ............... $1.00 to $6.50 ‘ '
Men’s and Boys ' Sweaters ...... $1.50 to $10.00 UNDERWEAR
‘ um... manning :11 .1°i5‘.°.% Wool or Com "m 3““ °’ “M“ “iii "1
K011800031! ............... ”'33::‘1233 merits W”... ..... ......... 756“)”. g
Bath Robes ..................... . to HOSERY w
Men’s Pa amas ................ $125 to $5.00 , ...
j ' Silk, Cotton or Wool, Plain or Fancy 20c to $1.50 '3
MEN’S GLOVES Including the famous Interwoven Hose. 5
Dress Gloves .................. also to sag MILITARY ourrrrs §
Working Gloves ................ 60c to $1. ‘
' . Leather Puttees .................. $9 to $18
Fur Llned Gloves ............. . . . $4 to ”.50 Kumfy Kits ............ , ...... 60c“ fig
LEATHB Trench Mirrors . ......... . ....... . .
. R GOODS Wool Wristlets .......... I ...... 5 5001mg'll'gg
We have tl. large auortment of Traveling Bags Sleeveless Sweaters ...... . ..... . .
and Suit Cases for men and women Wool Helmets ................. $2.50 to $3.50
$2.50 to $15.00 0. D. Wool Gloves ..................... $1.00 .
Traveling, Toilet and Manicure Bets, Rain Coats ................. $5.00 to $25.00
Collar 388'. _ _ ' fiatfosg'gg Hart Bohaflner c Marx Suits or Overcoats
Belt, Suspender, Garter and Armband Sets in $2000 ‘0 $35.00, and other milk" 3'
Christmas boxes ................. 50c to $1.50 as $12.50. '
bered their names suddenly theyl
would all be given 25 days in 1Q] to'
[refrsh their memories. ‘ '
25 Are Fined.
Twenty-five men~.were finally taken»
Drink Hot Water
' in the Morning
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(“wulmmlmn .into court, the majority of. thsml
“ W] W. m lwere White and appeared to come]
m“ iof respectable families .as they'were,
‘well dressed and of good appeal-aural
'All were fined :25 by Judge Wildcr'
on charges of breach of the peace,
The .men fined were: John Salim
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~70 feel your best day in and day
l to feel clean inside; no sour bill
out your tongue and sichen you!
w or dull your head; no consqu
bflious attacks, sick headache
“I, rScumatisln or sassy, acid stom-
’ you must bathe on the inside ’like
bathputside. This is vastly more
Want, because the skin pores dc
no; mo impurities into the blood'
with the bowel pores do, says a well-
M physician.
:‘l'ohep these poisons and toxins
David Mcllermott. John A. Scully, lid-l
ward Clark, James Regan, Fred Bak'l
er, George Davis. George W. Davin.
Louis Kloski Louis Simon. A. R. Spen-
cer. George Ramac . John“ Sturbech
W. S. Haywood, Snnmcl Pettijolln
Edward McNally W. ll. McCarthy
John Dowd. Robert Rickctts. W. H.
Sullivan, Thomas Regan. l‘.. A. Bar-
rett. Samuel Panta. Lvlois Loop“. and:
John D. Petullon.
As fast as all prisoners were dis»
posed of in t'ity court they were all
tel; flushed from the stomach, liver,
M and bowels, drink before}
breakfast each day. a glass of trill
Inter with a teaspoonful of limestone!
”splinter from your pharmacist. in
H it. This cleanse ‘ purify and
when the entire ,alinlentary
warned that they must hold them—
selves in readiness to report when
wanted as witnesses by Coroner John
J. Phelnn. Many of the men arrested
it was found did not have lPElSll'fi‘
lion cards in their pomp-salon. As
fast as sentences were :zlven out in
court they were given a chance to
go home and produce the cards by
How Much
MONEY
are YOU .
Going to Save
NeXi Year!
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Make Your Decision Now, Then
JOIN oun‘ ‘
CHRISTMAS‘ CLUB _
.91. before putting more (Milo-marrow at the office of Asslstani
1m the stomach. Superintendent Charlt a ll. Sucklev or
v-Bet a quarter pound of limestorreilhey are liable to arrest on a (‘h’tl‘ze
ons'lphatc from your pharmacist. lt
b inexpensive and almost tasteless,
bleep! a nourish twinge which is not
Want. Drink ” phosphated hot'
“fer every morning to rid your sys—
”not these vile poisons and toxin:
lino to prevent their formation.
To feel like young folks feel; like
7 felt before/your blood, nerves and
“do: because uatuntcd with an ac
m of body polsonurbcgin this
fixation: and shore all, it"... u up!
- nihntmpbosphaicandhot water
cleansing, sweetening and purifying.
Armand” wateractonthcsfln.
of violating the rexrfstration laws,
Takes Recess
The afternoon or rather evening,
session of the court (‘Jllr-‘Pd with th’
fining of John F. Pole? 25 on a
breach at the peat-c (hinge. An
order to adjourn until it) n:clo(lt laet
night was then made by Judge Willi-
er.
The midnight session opened at 119
o'doct when Coroner John J. Phelani
completed his day's hearings. 5
Cu». in Batches. " l
Th0 lit-It thing on thin docket was'
the fining of eight.‘men 825 spieccl
u I branch of the peace charge lot
which all pleaded guilty. ’The men
were William Jerfr'ies. Henry
Dowdy, Hermon Jones. Edward Sch
'hfon haunt. act on the rut-och.
A bra. slum and bowels—My. I
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wider, norm-n Vespers. Prod Band
John Quinn. and Louis Beans. The.
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which will make it easy to carry out your purpose.
Put aside a certain amount each week and you will re-
ceive o’check on December 13th for the full amount paid in. , ‘
.smynonv wzwouz -
no omen 10 J01]!
‘ Make a deposit today and reccivc a member's ticket.
“The Central Trust. ,Co.
2: innit. , . vellum-cont.
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Buy Furniture for Christmas
r
. You will never rcgr‘et giving Furniture.
it will add to the Home and llomc Colu-
forts. "
A Large Line of Reliéble Toys
I Buy a Hoosier" Kitchen Cabine‘t
'sualtum: FURNlTURE c0.
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