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a colored men‘s
«eating a disturbance.
four shots at the policeman.
was lockvd up without ball.
next.
rented the resignation and has ap-
pointed John J. Helion to succeed Mr.
Clarke. The salary is $1.500.
Dr. C. J. Bartlett of NeW>Haven was
Public. Health associati
Elias Pratt of Torrington was chosen
vice-president. Other officers Were
elected. Profesxor C. E. A. Winslow
of Yale university was the principal
speaker at. the session.
John Daly, head of the Plumbers'
supply firm of Daly Brothers of
Waterbury board of public works, and
belonged to several_fraternal organi-
zations. He Was formerly widely
known as an athlete and While attend-
ing Crosby high school ~was captain.
F. P. Holt of Hartford was chosen.
president of the Slate Bankers'_Asso-
ciation at the annual meeting in New;
William J. King, a Hartford police-l
man, was shot and critically injured;
Sunday night whenhe was calleu to f 4-
club in W'inosor‘
meet to remove a negro who was ray and . ..
The negro. {been launched by the metal Trades 9
Barney Hicks. is alleged to have tired iC'ouncil of Bridgeport.
Hicksrincludes the com
Edward P. Clarke has tendered to
Labor Commissioner William P. Hyde
his resignation as superintendent ofjunion men in good standing to be al.
the state free employment agency in low
Hartford. to go into effect January 1, Lthe establishment of the principle 92
Commissioner Hyde has {to-{collective
,clected president of the Connecticutf
on at a. meet-
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COAL. , Hard and Sufi ocu-
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prices.
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GAME SEASON Ems. ‘
A drive {or shorter hours, increased
recognition of unions has?
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gturers to recognize all unions afllliat.‘
led with the council, absolute control;
{of the trades by the unions. none but
Rabbits cannot be shot with. u, gun
after this date, but they can be hunted
ed to work at any of the trades. After that date the season Will
' closed. .
Hunters report that 51:“ has been
one of" the moat. bountiful q! rears for
game, and very few sportsmen who
bargaining from the stand; 9
point of organized labor, a 44 norr
jweek. and in case of depression in .
Rhusinoss. there shall be a. further re- PanrPd the W00!!!) returned With less
duction in the working force. than the law allowed them to shoot.
Harry M. Friday, Jr.. chief of a di-l
vision of the internal revenue bureau. I
“’ashington. D. C.,- is under arrest
there charged with kidnapping Arthur
C. Bymeyhis seVen-year-old nephew.
and the son of Mrs. Charles C. 8er
'm' New Haven, while theilad was on
:his, way to “'nshington Hooker school ;
,in that city on Monday, Nove'nher 17.!
iMr. Frililey was arrested at; his (look!
in \\'ashlngton. a; the request of Chief!
lof Police Smith. He claimt-‘d. ll. ti?
{saith that the boy's father. Charles C. ‘
fllyme. who resides ,in \I'aehin'flnnf
Teacher—Now can any of you tell
me which is the most dangerous part.
of an automobile? -
Tommy (who walks- to salmon——
Yes, ma'am; the driverl—Judge.
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The hunting season -for upland game
The program birds ended Saturday. The law mus
polling oi manurac- , the twenty-third, but as this date fell
on Sunday. the season ended Saturday. -
with a fen-it and (103 until Dec. 15.
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1 h & Supply CO. um V’Materials of all kinds
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Roofing Purely—Sewer Pipe
Crushed atone—Etc.
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DECORATIVE LINENS
Moira Linens hays an unusual lamination {a women
who we Multitude-i311: in eanilite hand embroida'y.
We are fortunate in having . a good variety of Center
Pieces, Saris, Doyliea. Tray Coven, Napkin, Luncheon Bets,
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If you are interested in Linen nieces finished with genuine
lunch, hand-made Ginny lace, you will be able to find what
you deem here- . 2&713312‘iififl
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We also have in stock various sites in unattached, fine,
plain linen, for the womn who likes to embroider a. monogram,
or finish same with lace of her own making.
All these Li‘li’éns were WM loony months ago and
Wt values that could not be duplicated toda at whole-
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of a football team. that won the state gwas With him at the 0110 Of the kid- i
championship three years in succes-gmlpping'while bothmr-n wvro in New
elon. f'HiWPn- ter attending the 3119-“
:Princcton totnball game. . '
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3 Few D of “F 7 é recently in cirrztllitJon ol‘ the transfer;; ELEGTROJ'HERAPY ‘
,- - ”’95 ”020002 The“ L1“ : to Americans of indumrinl crncems‘ in: .NERVOUS A_ND CHRONIC l
3 Com High: 0;; § l'uppcr Silesia are unfounded. Thu plsgfisfis‘ :
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f A tiny bottln of "Fronzonc" costs-8:0 ”FPS“ "om-p.“ hm." no intention "to New quk I Lem We“!
3.. 2 little at any drug store: 3111?. a few dispoee of plants for the. present had : Physician, now 1:: Bridgeport .
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{11(Il‘h upon an). corn or callus. Insmul' 0n yhn Other hand, the newspaper .' ' . ’ .' .' l
ly it stops hurtinz. the shortly you lift (ontimxcs. the people of upper Silesini Suite 318 “My guild!“ ’
that bothersome corn or callus right 93990" the (fivif'nm‘t‘m todshgw ”S“; .945 Main Street
off 'ith , _ f. ‘ _ ,1 more accovno 3 mg own! 9 war . . ~
» v1; your mgms Truly No tag population, especially with respect . Phone Noble 499 l
hum Ufl to deliveries of “clothing and footwear. Hours—9 a. m. to 12. 2 to 8 P 111.:
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~ for faulty ignition. , ‘
Frequently it’s poor gasoline that falls to vaporize-
properly and therefore ignites reluctantly and burns
slowly and incompletely,
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Don‘tgorgct that our delicious
pm max 102cm
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youpbtain a product whooe
Pnptyis the remit of ns‘ng
mmntammg'_ a sanitary cs~
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also we make all Our Own candies from—40c to $1.00 a 1b.
Try our one): Suey and Peanut Bri made hides a d
and once «my hour on Saturday. We, 8"
Fancypachgu for gifts are here at all prices from 400
to $3.09: '
New England Cand
was 0!" BETTER. CARRIER
is one- the realdelight-l Ofthe_
yours N w. ‘ " ,
In buying OUR 10! 033A};
creamy dolioiomnmnnd absolute
the finest cream and flavors and,
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mm are plain,,others are combined with 3:!
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$7.50 and my
‘ le Talfetad‘nnd Sufi!!! in all the waned ,
ere'are hemstltched or ruffled flotllhgjvq. d"
, _ $8.50;
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‘ Corduroy Robes
lmdeh' in Wide or narrow wale cordm-a 1
fiaznlined. These are mainly the most
able atoll robe andmny be had plainly mad.
med in a way. Rose, coral, blue.
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pmk’ and lum coor. ,.
A few sel brocaded robes in the group. ‘
, $11.00, $12.50, $15.00 in 33m
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Small Accessorles
We at the Jewelry Section -
Kong black ribbons to which are attach hatter»
fly lockets, l .i =3 each
Brooches and, Bar Pins of‘delicately color: ; Hm].- or
blue enamel, in: em
Sustain, black gros grain ribbon with gii: . glue;
slides, 50 m .11.:39é,‘
Pencils with sterling silver tops, ’ :- aw my
Picture Frames of platnoid ormahogaigy. “
‘ .914 {A $0.56
Pearl Bends, neck oro ' ra lengths; gist smug
Crystal Beads in gra uated lengths, min:
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thyst, sapphire and emerald.
It is (in..-
“admiring Speflals _ ,
Children‘s ; 17.x :3, ‘
At the Candy Section
Phone 752. 10 South lain 8L, lam Nth-wait.
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’ az-diziug on SOCONY .Motor Gasoline. It is carefully I” . HAVE you A ~ 3 138mm 30X IR A HOD
ffi refined and uniform in quality wherever you buy it—-—- 1. VAULT? IPNOT. LET FIRE!!! YOU on AT'THE HORI-
. and you are never far away from a garage or service l i ' I AB YEAR
.4 station that. sellSSOCONY . ‘ . " .‘i ML 0081' or 291.33 ”01' 3 PER '
' . Fill up on SOCOXY and once your carburetor is ad- ,» - l l 'i ‘ * ’
l gustegLijor this quick-burning fucl,i you are sure of l _ , ;
. r - ' plenty of ower on a lean mixture that burns up com-. ‘ .- V i ‘
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weathers; f -., f :2 5 C y N u t lanai an A
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(081th from CHARNOK‘S ma}.
horns a7 tastier of courage. as all
'3?th 809d Turkeys do. We have
' . I been very Encky this sebeon in
a ' , “getting the-“tints: selection or
moron ..
‘1 .‘ . ‘ . _ , “‘51"; 'Qtflrity 'is new oniiorio
, ‘ ’ ._ > . . .. and o." the highest. truck-eye
- ‘ 808652, duckr, capone. {owls .
'7 ”Mathis ""1 “in“. Even in"
the best there In a choice; so
(:1; sari? :lt'iyou rwfak on pick
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; wrapped in Silver foxl, .. W11..." . .
, 35 cts. each ifs ' K: . -
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? Hard (33951185 0f 95' unbroken
cially dehcmu§ flavor,
5 ssorted Daintics -l.'!" 7,; sit.
' Broken Candy ‘ sultlh‘ YI‘ 1: Fl 1. 5 a“
Tid Bits, 70 cts. :1 lb. T“ (’1‘; v" ‘ t u.
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SflltEd Nuts’ The Roxy:
Almonds. 7:; cu.
Pignolias, ~ . “tn-1. 7. a
Mixed Nuts, '1"? l '\ 6t- h.
Cashcns, _]‘n“_"’ _ .c
Fillicrts, $1.25 a lb. “if“ M154)” 5 “'r‘
Pecans, $2.50 a ll). Fin-ling. 69"“
Peanuts. 65 ch 1 lb». Klmk? um, we
. srrons Entiers in Railroad so mt“
vanilla syrup, $1.59 Makc'mim " ’ ‘t‘
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39.: ALm PIE PLATES, extra quality, Lu;
25c ALUMINUH PIE PLATES ...............
$3.00 LAME DOUBLE RORSTERS, blue 9.113.11ch 3
MOTIONS OI ALI. CARVER} om.
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Hardware, Housefurnishingg and into Sup;
125 Washington St. Ph 321.: 331 Fr. NF
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