1, A Coinpletc Assortment 0:
Bed Coverings
mm, cosmonauts,
mars, PILLOW onsns AND
nan spasms.
E. K. BANKS
.MAHAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
( : South Norwalk.
1 MAN’S SKELETON FOUND.
l .
Believed to Have Been Eccluse Who
Disappeared Six Years Ago.
Uniom'ille, Dec. 4.—Thc skeleton of ‘~
,7 l1 than, believed to have been :1 rev
muse from New Britain named Hun- -
ago, was found beneath a large oak
tree in the west district about eight
V rods from the highway that passcs
from Farmington to New Hartford 1);.
may-of Uniouyillc. A rusty wirc. with
is. 110060 on tho cnd. danglcd from a
limb of the oak. indicatcd that death
had been by hanging.
Medical Examiner E. M. Riplcy pro- .
bounced doath duc 11 “suicide by
hanging" and ordcrcd thc rcmaim: ro
meat of Georgu I«‘.
{will be 19ft” for thrcc days before
being buried. Hc said that tho ap-
pearance of thc skeleton indicated
that death had occurrc'l
wean: ago and that the body had rev
lmorcd to thc undcrtaking establishfl
llall. whcrc they
about six ,
.‘ Light or dark,
I double or single,
heavy or medium,
long or short,
In cloth or leather.
Norwalk
Thirty-five to Sixty Dollars.
And over a score of other, models,
We’ve concentrated this month on overcoat: and here
you’ll get concentrated values.
Rogers & Stevens
So. Nor walk
For Norwalk and vicinity: ‘Fair and
Vmained suspended until dccontposi I
lion became so advanced as to per
unit the head to slip throualt the
.110050.
So long had the skeleton bccn on
I116) ground that vcgctation had grown
up between parts or it and tho bark
of the tree limb had grown ovcr thc
'wire at tho point whcrc it passed ovcr
the-Mb.
'1 -MILFORD TEACHERS HELD .
‘ LP ON INCREASED PAY
MiIJFORD. Doc. «L—Supcrintcndcnt
pf Schools, 11. I. Mathcwsou. today rc-
(391.1"le 'a communication from tho
5‘0th School Board notifying: him t‘tat
the Board of Education had ducly con.
side‘red the pctition of tho tcacht-rs
asking for a $300 increase. and whitt-
the. board believed they are omitted to
this increasr- they arc una'o‘lc to award
it». as the matter would have to comc
balore the Board of Finance. be
med by thnm. and thou submitted to‘
a. town mecting and nppmrcd there.
It approved, a special tax or bond is?
suo would now to bc put through.
SOUFH DAKOTA RATIFIES AMEND-
MENT.
HERRE. S. 1)., Doc. 4’. - Ratification
‘bf the Federal woman sum-ago rcsolu-
1‘10“. was mrtplctcd luv tttn South lla-
ota Legislature. when the Senate
. 10d the mcasurc (‘lllh today. Th:-
‘wor house acted on tho rcsolution
, canes .y. South Dakota
r («ntyfirst statc to ratify thn amend.
y can.
is
WHITE PINE AND TAR
' 26c. including tax
oat-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
, 1
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i!
it
“LETS GO!"
, You men who havexbeen
' in service have learned
it h a t REGULARITY
; could do for an Army.
,’Why not turn similar
Regularity to YOUR OWN
mount—your savings ac-
count?
Open Monday Nights
I
21p .
slightly warmer tonight and Friday.
A slight disturbance is central this
morning ovcr the upper Mississippi
Vallcy. but no Well—defined storm area
appears cast of the Rocky Mountains.
The ridqc of high presurc which has
bccn producing'pleasant weather in
illu' Hastcl'n districts during the 1831
few days now extends along the coast
from Georgia to Maine, The-1'9 has
been a dccidcd rise in temperature dur-
ing the last twenty-four hours 1
ttvocn the Rocky Mountains and tho
Mississippi river. Thc temperature is
now gcncrally above- zoro. 'l‘hcroa
rcry iittlc diffcroncc in tempcraturc
bctwocn tlw custom and wcstcrn dis
tiicts. 'l‘ho istohcrms run nearly a
(lllt‘ wcstcrlv coursc from the Atlantic
coast to the Rocky Mountains.
ICL‘EGAL RATE CHARGED
FOR SUGAR HERE
HARTFORD. December 4.——Sugar is
bcing sold in some parts of (‘onnccti‘
cut titan pcrmittcd undcr a ruling of
't'nitml Statue District Atorncy John
l-‘. (‘rosbxz i'. was Statcd today at tho
nt‘t'icc of illt‘ Fair l’ricc commissioner.
rPtnilero: arc
lotli wholcsalm‘s and
rogpnns‘iblc.
Rot-ontly -_~ wltolcsalcr of New lla-
\'on calm- hcrc and claimcd tho profit
on sugar was inadoquatc and askcd for
rclicf. H.- wantcd $1 a hundrcd pounds
thc on bulk cann sunar instcad of 73 cents;
and $1.23 on carton sugar. The rc
'(uiost is bt'llll' constidcrcd by the State
‘Fair l‘iit'c ctnumlttcf‘.
} My; (‘rosbv said that at prcscnt con-
,isumcrs arc cutitlml to sugar at not
lowr ll cums a pound.
SHEA MEETS SHUGRUE TONIGHT.
2 Nil\\' lllll'l‘AlN, Doc. 4.—Local box‘
Wu: {1115 ili‘l' all set for sonic tine sport
Itltis cvcnintr. whcn the Pleasure A. 1‘.
Will prcwut an all-t'onnocticut card.
in llardcck's Hall, in Arch strect. Tho
main go will bring logothcr Tommy
Shca. of Now Have-n, and Tommy Shir
onto, 01' \Vatcrbury. They will box 12
rounds, at. 126 pounds. .
'l‘ht- smut-final will prosent Coors-.1
Proto, of Now Haven, and Supper Co-
hun. oi‘ llz-itlgcport.
'l‘lw pi.-'im;1iary will be a six-round
so l)?“l\‘.t't‘ll Young, Scarlt-tt. of this
city, and 'l‘crry O'Neil. of Hartford.
PORTO RtCAN TRAlNMEN STRIKE.
SAN .ll'.\.\'. 1‘. R.. “’cdnesday, Dec.
'1. All trains opcratcd by the Amort-
can Railroad worn stoppcd today by a
strike involving trainmen. shopmcn
and station men. ’who dc'ntand wage in—
crcascs up to fifty pcr cent. Sugar
grinding. which will begin this week.
Will be seriously intcrruptcd unless a
scttlcmcnt is reached. ‘
COAL-
Wood & Grain
' Devine . Bros.
Beams Ave. and First St.
TEL. 5 3
is.
11mm 1111 "
l P‘—
Production. 1 2 3 To'l. Ave.
Shepard ......130 125 118- '73 124.3
F. Young......120 173 111— 404 131.6
Hutchinson ...145 145 148- 43 146
Grant. ..... 151 157 1817— 489 167:
‘Krappe .......156 192 137—— 485 161.6
Total ....... 702 792 695 2189 145.9 4
Office. 1 2 3 To'l. Ave.
;Sasse ........ 101 .93 137—— 331 110.3
lSnyder ....... 127 113 131... 376 125.3-
,w. Young ..... 118 125 128—— 371 126.6
‘McKlnlay .....119 119 119». 357 119
AKelly .........163 161 207— 534 178
1 Total ....... 628 619 722 1969 131.2
Receiving. 1 2 3 TO'I. Ave.
Rcily ........ 116 27 116— 7359 119.6
lmhoi' ........ 115 137 135—. 387 129
lAnderson ....115 152 125—— 392 136.6
;McCarthy ..159 115 125—— 399 133
:Budnick ....:.143 143 143—— 429 143
Total ....... 684 674 644 1966 131.1
1511;}. Lab. 1 2 3 TO'l. Ave.
:Mitbhcll ..163 131 151- 445 148.3
Stevens ...... 102 125 156~« 393 131
Haywood ..... 112 130 11:‘_ 355 118.3
Linscott ...... 210 159 169“ 538 1793
Russell .152 158 161 ~ 471 157
Q _.l -._ L. __.._ _
1 Total ....... 7:29 712 750 2262 1468
Shipping. 1 2 3 To'l. Ave.
tl.in\weilcr ....157 172 162— 491 166.6
Bcckct' ....... 93 114 100“ 307 102.3
llaysingcr ....146 185 160 ._ :11 143.6
Lam» ......... 132 120 37H 1:69 129.6
iDccnan .151 131 147—— 429 11.”.
, -_ w- __. __-, .
Total ....... 679 722 616 2017 1:16.:
Fabric Tlrcs. 1 2 3 TO‘l. vc
.‘Ncilson .......l.‘l:l 104 143—- 380 126.6
elmvis .........166 1:16 141.. ~ 407 1:136
It‘hamborlin ...117 153 103—" 373 121.3
Whom- . 148 117 152—. 416 1493
l‘aulino ...... 179 so 138—— 447 119'
Total ....... 712 664 678 2055 37
{Engineering. 1 2 3 To"! Ave~
Lyons ...139 142 105— 366 126.6
Pctric .146 141 128 426 142.6
llurd ......... 136 100 107—- 34:: 114 P.
llaihcis ...... 167 159 134“ 460 :32
,Swngm- .......172 142 136 —- 450 126'
. Total ....... 760 687 620 2667 .1-
:Com Tires. 1 2 3 TO'l. lAch
zt’:arrutl10rx ...l."12 187» 161—— 4951 161}
llvPrn ..1::6 96 132,— 3.6122
,Zuumcrman 35 134 116 -_ 38:7 12 'l
.m-ennnn ......111 100 179 396 130
:Brown ..149 201 162—— 512 170.6
g Total ...... 68?. 715i 750 2151 14.1.4
1 Founding of TTcams. 3
i . .. l‘ P.
Tu’bc Room. ......12 2 2167 N777
(‘ord Tires ....... 13 5 .723 807
Exp. Lab ......... 13 5 .723 MO
Enzinccring ..... 12 6 .666 76°
Fabric Tircs. .....12 6 666 767
Production ...... 10 8 '55; 792
Gatehouse ....... s 7 .532 77?;
Receiving ....... 6 12 I233 7'”)
Shipping ..... 5 13 .278 72;
brace ............ 5 13 .278 725
Sales ............ 4 11~ .266 693
Curing .......... 1 14 .066 620
WOMAN ASLEEP 53 "
DAYS BREAKS RECORD
NEW YORK Dec. 4.——An prec‘edems'
to medical scienCeVin this cOuntr!
were broken today when Mrs. Donal
Mintz. a pnticnt in the mnard Parker
hospital entered the 58 day of sleep.
Dr. E. Giddings. superintendent or the
hospital. said that while Mrs. Mint:
is very weak he is hopeful of her re-
covery. Dr. Giddings said that the pa-
tient is suffering from encephalitis le-
thargia.
“Get acquainted” l
"he New York Butter &‘
E22 Market
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
moans, aroma-ms
span. main st. 36-11mm
Furniture is a gift that not only reflects the personal
for delivery on any specified date.
With the coming of the Christmas season the present problem is one that now cum everyone's
now ready for inspection in our two big and well lighted show rooms and we will gladly store all tum-luv.~ 2
Gifts That Lastthe Whole
Year Through
L n.1- B’maa :2 e"!
first. “Ruin“ ‘ fl" “.1
:1 t 1 0111116
ity of the river but one that gives lasting pleasul‘c to tit. '1‘
recipient. Our bin and varied stock of furniture including hit and little items for every room in tho ltomoi ; ,‘
For the Living ROom
Big Easy Chairs.
Davenports.
Polished Red Cedar Chests.
Tables in many styles.
Book Racks of quaint dcrngn.‘
Bugs in several sizes.
For the Dining Room
Tables, round and square.
China Closets.
Bufi'ets.
Serving Tables.
Arm and Side Chairs.
Tea Wagons.
Muflin Racks.
For the Children
Baby Carriages.
High Chairs.
Go Carts.
Baby Yards.
Little Rockers.
Cribs and Small Beds.
' For the Library
Sectional Book Cases.
Leather Chairs.
Lem“ lounges. tin?
Big and Little Desks.
- Substantial Library Tables.
Electric Floor Lamps.
Enameled, Brass . r Wm:
Beds. . .
Dressing Tables.
Chifloniers.
Bureaus.
Dainty Chairs.
Towel Racks.
Commodes.
* For the Kitchen
Kitchen Cabinets.
Refrigerators.
Strong Tables.
Serviceable Chairs. % '
FOR THE SLEEPING FU‘C‘CH
Random Suggestions
Countless little items of metabglass. wood and potte
telephone tables. hat trees.
novelties. _. .i '
WALL &_HlGfl STREETS
hope chests. doll carriages.
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Couch Hammocks.
___,
All "’Round the Store
1"" Jardiniers. flower pots. wood baskets. dcsl. wit
fancy chairs oil heaters and cook stoves. and man"
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NORWALK, CONN.
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Norwalk Chronicler