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" ' ‘ I. ‘ '4' ‘ ’" sBul-ke asked Mr. Pundcrtord it it were He was sure the rates 7“ W ‘
'JULIAN ALDEN WEIR, land “Study Oren ow Peasant US”!- ). UPTOWN»FACTORY' r . I... so, m. a. . be"... m . m... ..D., you was”... _.,§};__ yam
’ f“Breton Interior” (1878), "The Muse
LONG ILL, DIES;
F211 (1 SITE IS SOLD iber. 1916, on a protest against the six 'cent fare at 131,. ”may. “
of Music” (1880), “Jeune e” an .
«a. .x
' {cent fare. the corporation counsel of Burke. ‘ 1‘ 5 My.
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‘“ "9°“ samu“ ”334’: 3°” °‘. The J- M. EtzeiCo.,inc.. real estate, 7 . . lgfitf°r£rh“§.§§§§?§§d r2211”? may: "W? .g‘Y-e it a 51“"2"-""Hy ran;
his portarits are those of Robert W..s_dealera, of 408 West 13th street, New; ’ ’ , l . - , mail, lcpJed Mr. l End. in . g.
lthis was so and he added that the acne
Mr- We” Purchased his fine ¢°“n'3Welr. Warren Delano, Olin L. Warner, ‘York city, have purchased from the es- - -
. ‘v. ic snowin useisuni 9
try estate, in Ridgeneld, near the Wil-. G t White Peter Cooper tote o the late Katherine McGuire. the . :gsrtfiI-narilhth‘nited States “@0nt; sOUTHEA'ST STORM WAR,“
m“ to“ line‘ a quarter °f a century'mchard mu ' ”at" we at 323 ”at” we“ ”we": , ed in that it was the only one of in! NEW YORK 11.. . . ' ”G-
880, and. with his family, took an act-’and John Gilbert In recent years ,ly the homestead of her father, the: Damon,” Mud in operation . . W ~ ennui...“
ive interest in the welfare of both among his best paintings were "Noc-giate Michael Sheedy. It is understood; - . ' M B k the tenor“ storm warning 10 a. m. .'
towns. ' " "Queensboro Bridge" and that the property willbe transferred to. 3 .ln mph, to r. or e’ g " coast, disturbance mm y,
He conducted art classes for many'tumes‘ , is. large manufacturing interest in the! HARTFORD, Dec. 9.—Harry M- ‘manager admitted that not until .the vi tr .. , .. ‘
years in Ridgelield. and. for a number '“The Plaza. ' ’ ipear future and that a factory will be Burke, who is representing the Man-‘iast Legislature failed to give l‘edef icy ino 118 nor w.l>l\~;-; -,
0f seasons, among WiltOn'S summeri Aside from “18 pictures “”1101! 118118 4 built there. , ‘ ‘chester commuters at the hearing on that a‘zono system was consithlifid.“I east to 8011“! wmds ”1“ 115‘" ‘IiUoI lad
colony. I 'in the Metropolitan Museum and the The plot fronds eighty feet on Main the zone system of trolley fare charges Mr. Punderl‘ord admitted e tonight will shift ,0 “M. ”h“! mm
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Domino Sugar Syrup . . . . ................. he can
COmoound Lard .......................... 351m lb.
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succeeding John W. Alexander.
I: has been a commonplace saying
~ I know whether the i.
For a number of years he has pass- r on .street and 191 feet on Perry avenue. before the Public Utilit‘eg Commis- company does not est on Wednesday; my;
ed a Portion 0f the time at his Wife's 'Luxembourg Mustang; 9%:“1126631- 'opposite the new home or the :‘Ilcver stall. at the Capitol, was chosen by at- zone system Will be a 8110006 0" not. ' ‘
estate in Windham. He is survived by 'exhibitlon at the “5 .Manufacturing Company. At the rear iomeys interested in the protests as;
his wife and two daughters. ‘ {lery of Buffalo, the Art Institute 0:’it has seVenty-five feet adjoining the their spokesman’ today. The hearing‘ —- 7‘
Mr. Weir was born 0" APSUSt 30v’Chicago. the Providence (R. 1.) 128.111“er division bf the New York, _was resumed tram the ooint left oll’ #1::ch
,1852, at West Point, N. Y.. where his School of Design, the Worcester New Haven and Hartford railroad. lgelsltgglaggvlég fleeing-3113531133; 331;: ,
father Professor“ Robert W. Vi’eir. ?('Vlass) Museum and the Permanent " _- ’ __ ‘ " " ~_;; . , .
' . = ‘ ' ‘ ’ ;some of the financial experiences or, d
f To add to the comforts oé-Alalso an artist of note, was instructor fCollection of the National Gallery in {the Connecticut Company. ’With Mr.‘ 59C OZo-- —- C 02.
a 11030 ffrt f?en?h hquatpul :of art and drawing at the United 'VVashington. the Philadelphia Gal- ‘ :Burke will 'be “7. B. Seeley, who repre-l
an a- 0 ° 0 er use Qt'ltes \iilitarv ~\cademy He studied . ' ‘ isents Bridgeport and Judge \-‘. L. Ben-‘ .
. . . ,e . .. . , - . ‘lery, the Brooklyn Institute and the . ‘ : . v . H ‘1 ' C B t 69 ‘ H)
film?“ “‘3‘. ll“ 1‘ .0335” m... .Caegm-e . its? :§’§§;.2iii‘é 2112:5439“ “ : Best gm reamel'y . 11 (Cr C
i lggingkmgput fo 1:115 Christg Joan Loon comm? in Paris' Startingt 'Mr. VVeirs elder brother, John Fer- 3 Mr. Punderford said in answer to'
, 01 puc ram 8 his career as all/exponent or the guson ”Weir, is also a noted artist. :Mr. Burke-s questions that the com- ; Ch ,._..p ll)
. l mas 'tree' grave manner in art, he changed in Since 1869 he has been director 0f the' igfggoifgéegggé ggtfgflirrgggefihggfi Amerlcan eese ------ . . ................ w ( H.
'1 See our HSt' 1887 to‘ me illlpresélonkgt ‘sshom’lind IA” scum] of Yale universny’ f‘Pape's Diapepsm" makes gfiritefil- V - Grandma’s Pancake Flour ......... 2 okzs. for 23¢
House Coats Bath Robes, Um- a; ill-pom? ffdgcglczepgrilaltb 801 9“} Tod . W H St eet Disordered Stomachs : Chairman Higgins. of the Commis- ’
Tra’ ~ 0 t ‘5 mg '5 ‘9 S 5‘” ay m a 1' - y .sion, asked Mr. Punderford what lelici'
brellas’ velmgv 312938, ‘ Always a believer in American art feel {me at once ' flhe company had requested ot‘ the last _
Reckwear; Hos1ery, 1 3' 'lnd .11“th 'lnd one of the founders of l ' NEW YORK. Dec. 9 (“'all Street. chnerai Assembly. The reply was that .
l ‘ ‘ ‘ ( . . ‘ , ' have rclaincd ”‘1‘
Hats, Caps, Underwear, and q ., , .. .. :10z30 a_ “13,310,... smug...“ “gm Lumps of unmgested food causmgvlne company could _ _ , .
the best of all Hart Schafi‘ner ”)0 ‘00“) 0f Amellcan AHIStS nlore‘ . . . 51): cent fare and posslbly nine re'luc- .
& Marx S '1; nd OVeI‘COats {than forty years ago, Mr. Weir wasland heat regulations and yesterdays pain. When your stomach ls_ acid. cd n to flu, (Ems had the Legislmum.
' m S a l for two years president of the Na. 'late flurry in can money accounted and is 8895.“ sour or you have heart- removed some of the burdens. such .135
‘ ' - ' ‘ . - ' - - , . ' - 'ing. highway bridge repairs.‘
. tionnl Academy of Demgn, He was ,mamly fox the irregular to hoax} op Iburn. flatulence. headache 01 dypepfiia, street pay ’ u , . A”. ‘
elected to that position in April,'1915, iening of today's Stock Market. in; lhcre is speedy relief—~no waiting. 3?: ”gagging?§‘~h§i1£1:d:y ramming . Best Mlxed Tea . . . . . . . . . . . --------------- , t in.
Rogers & Stevens actions of 1 to 2% pointslwere made Eat a tablet or two or Pape’s Dla- 31:93:91.3“ for-Bl‘idg:port petition; ' .
by steels, motors and numerous'otherépepsin and instantly your Stomad’ers. said that the company.8 Wimflm‘: A Standard Butler & Egg C0
. ' ' . ‘- . r in‘ hw h co anthem-1
Itorwalk South Norwalk among- an “was for many years that industrials whose operations are u: Lieeis tine _ All the indigestion Da £31333: 3 Sun like“ nsllfid )heodid net‘ 0
'Mr Weir “”1" one of the ten painters pecmd 1° suifer further cumallment lgases' addlty and misery m the Stu-'agree that the Connecticut Company"
7 S£GN PROTOCOL iwhose exhibitions. furnish a distinct- by reason of “if fatal shortage. fmach caused by acidity ends. jwas insolvent. _ ',§3m_12 NORTH MAIN ST, SOUTH NORWALK
~‘ GERMANS TOLD '1“, feature of even, art season. His Among rails, whe P ”I? 0031 lemme} Pape's Diupepsln tablets cost littlea On motion of Judze J. P. Tuitle. of; . 53 HAIR 31", NORWALK
‘- ' ire dv has caused countrywide r94 or :« qurof Hartford, a recess was ordered-dur-
“A LAST TIME” lncturcs h'li‘l" in every art gallery of a a - ~ at any dl'ua store but there is r- _ ‘i hi it it n of ed
‘ L . ._. , _ =_ ngwcaoreysco err .
7 ._____h___ importance in America. and in the art dllllction 0f tran‘i‘iitfiyfrion (fulfil: 9?. or quicker stomach antiseptic known: On resumption of the testimony Mr."
I (Continued from Page One), exhibitions of Europe he won high ‘c Eggs: J:$(r;:c 99:“:33 Selig) i ' . , v
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—~—r praise and honorable mention. Three bil ii i _ . _ .. .,
however. the (‘ouncil places on Ger. of his pictures, “Idle House.” “The Early declines in automo 99. 0 ', . ,. . .m? _ . _ .. .. ... > . .,_ ’1 I ._ - .. .. ’ l; ' ,e r. s «. O...‘
steel equipment and shipping shares; 1‘ g
- , many responsibility for the sinking. of , ) 33 H .. , .. , V. l -_ n
L »‘~"Admiral von Rl-uwr’s interned llcut. :Rw IHdM' “EdntThtlS’lxén 19:“: were materially increased during the
. . . . - - m' - m li.‘i‘lll(l 9 ex ii 1 ion 1 19
G"“‘“ del‘mnds f°’.m°d.‘fl°‘m°“ 0f ‘ ‘ ‘.. 'dull first hour. General Motors lost} .
= the treaty clauses calling lor the sur- Metropolldln Museum of Art. Some. C lb] 5 l 5 All tic: .
1- render of Germans charged with viola-‘Mo exhibited in the Luxembourg Mu- 7 points. we e tee ' an 5
tious of the law's of warfare, as \Vcll‘ . . . . . iGul£2 3-4 and Mexican Petroleum 2 l-2.I
as those dealing with the repatriationI lMost of the losses were recoveredf
.a'. . ' .~~ ':< -\ -'..\. I."‘ . ,_ 9 . '
Ofvhrmonfls of val. flit leJetttd. The A1 till. .lhi of twenty one Mr. VS eir when Bellini: pressu relaxed. while
Status of America in relation to the we,“ to Paris. Tlla' was in 1373‘ He f . tobacco and textile issues made.
"treaty is held not to alter the effects i
“Ir-4‘riveness ol‘ the pact. and German ob‘ actual gains of 1 to 4 DOIMS- Announ-
7 "‘lleclg’ous 310:: ill-l: line are described avnd‘jtlldjicd)under Garoivn‘t’: After four cement that President “'“SOD'S: mes-Z ‘ A i ‘ MOSt mule aDDI'CCiate a Dracucal gift“ Useless
has pretended llbhlr. Colman) l, ytal.‘ in rimmed to .\lw helix and sage dealing with the railroads would «
- gggra'ttléi £33133: £313 83% {iii ”W“ “W "m" “"‘m" ”ought “mm" ‘soon be submitted to Congress was of . and extravagant glfts are too often forgotten. We
‘ {Allies await the 5.3" t" f it _ ‘ to himself and to American art. ilittlc assistance to that group. Paci~ . . .
m1 withom rill-1219;301:290?ultimo Son“, of ”w 110nm. conferredhmn tics and mama reading a pom. Ca“: .: antlcmated the furnlture market and have a large
'~ PARIS, Dec. .9.~—Tlle Supreme Mr. \Vcil' during his long career loans opened at 7 per cent.. againstl ° ‘ ' iece
~ Council decided today the principles were: Honorary mention. Paris F‘,.(,gt9may‘g final rate of ten per cent. display 0f furnlture 0f the better sort. Every D "
' has been carefully selected with a view to its ultie
mate use. We have endeavored to provide only
such furniture as will give true service—furniture
that not only will wear for a lomzr time but will
‘ou which light German warships will Salon 1882: silver and bronze medals.‘
make your home harmonious and beautiful.
scum. Paris.
enrolled at the Ecole ties Beaux Arts
be divided among the smaller powers. Paris Exhibition 1890 and 1900; gold; KILLS DAUGHTER. SHOOTS HER.
for count defvllsv purposes. Tllc'nnd silver medals for paintings and SELF
., council approved the report of naval :clcllings at St. Louis Exposition; DENVER. (‘01.. Doc. 9,—Mrs. Emilyl
exports (‘OHCGX‘Iling‘tlle allotment of 1904: gold medal of the National Powell,fort . years old. said to be the .
molt-rial re-suhinz from demolition of Academy of Design. 1906: prize of the daughter ofy Horace C. Lippicott. of; g The mahogany sew table at the
*tliL‘ German fleet. The destruction of ;p91ili.\’_\’l\‘ilnili Academy of Fine Arts. I‘vyncote, Pa.“ socially prominent, shot: I left. Special price $9.75,
the 'iiel‘inilll.‘$hli)5 will be carried 0121 Philadelphia. 1910; Beck medal of the and killed her ten your old daughfel‘i .
by (he powers to which they are lll- Pennsylvania Academy ol‘ «Fine Arts. Jacqueline a}; the child lay asleep at;
loin-d, but ilze :imc :‘m- illoir tloslruc- )1913; gold medal of the (‘orcorun Art the mother's apartment in the Capitol
4 than will be prolonged.
2 A smoking stand will always be
'(lnllcl'y, \Vllshington. 1914. and the Hill residence district today. MFR. PO'; l aPPI'OCiated. Mahogany. $9.50.
'l‘im Council decided that Turkey's fluid "It-«1111 of humor 01‘ ”10 i’t‘nnfiyii'il- well then shot herself. She {was hula;
gold reserve now in Berlin shall be 11in Aclldcllly of Fine Arts. 1916. :ried to a hospital, where it was staid ‘
1“ traunfcrmd to Paris. I Mr. \\'cir helped found the Society .l‘lpr condition was danger-cuffs. "V"
' ~-~ ,, _. - , — lm‘ Allicl'icull Artists in 131'7. lie \vasi )Irs_ Powell had been separated
': szellcy's. Armory; Tll(*5(l:_\',l'lt‘(‘l(‘tl :lli llssnt'ialt' member of the from her husband. Other occupants
ENiiilUlllll Atadlmy in 1883 and an ‘of the apartment housewhere she liv-
q :ilt‘lltlt‘lllli'lilll the following.r your. 0th- , all said she. had been acting stranxzoly.
ii‘l‘ r()('li’ilt‘.\‘ and club's of which he is Admiral Hilary I‘. Jonegf 7.7. S. N.,
{ll mclulicl- lilt'illiii"il ”16‘ American is said to be related to Mrs. Poi-7911.
, , ;\\'nh~;'l~ulol- Soda-(y. Tun American: ..__.________. -
26c. “101“de tax .‘lmmz. rs 'Ncw \"(wk Etching ('lul). {SCHOONER woorsn ABANDONED , jg?
mun-POWER Cornorat‘onglnlus (‘lub Artists“ Aid Society. Poll-é Nl".\\' YO‘RK, Dec. 9.—--'1'llo Ameri- ‘
gilny .L\::socilllioll. National Institute of can SihODlli‘r Orlando V. \‘t'ooten. ‘ _
South Norwalk 'Alls and Letters and Society of Am- :07? lons'gross. from \‘l‘cst African‘:§
orjcnn Painters. Sculptors and En- "ports; for New York, has been abun-
_ 'gl'ux'cl's. lie was a lllcmhl‘r also oi'fiionul ll! F(‘_l. according to :1 rcpm‘t‘
gllw (‘ultvmissl’on of Fine Arts at “'ash- received here. today by insurance .\'is~
illgllm. llu l'(‘(‘\‘l\'Gil in 190'; the lionc- ‘ilors. The report came from Bor-
filly degree of master of arts from muda and stated that word of ill."
fpl‘lllCt‘Hili and the some (lcgrcc from schoonor's plight had been received
‘Ynlo in 1917. there by wireless from an unilcnll-,
Phonographs and
Talking Machines
From $37.50 to $16.50"
The Portophonc at $57 .'-j :s
the most wonderful 3:14
Phonog'raph you ever 5m
Mahogany lit-22'
Wagons
Mahogany sewing table with drop
leaves, two drawers. $15.00.
She Will Enioy
'l’llis Sewing Table
A Beautiful Queen Anne Suite
‘ in Walnut or Mahogany
You will apprcc
iate it in etiher wood. It is of Queen Anne
design. There are nine pieces.
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3:
E Aside from those already nlcntion- ficd stcamcr.
red. some ol- the best known of Mix} The Orlando V. \X'ooten is owned
The bullet provides ample
room f or linen and silver. The china cabinet is large. Chairs
' {\Vci'r's Works ' :[i‘i‘ “Awllrittany Inle-
.. grim" (1873) “Brittany Peasant Girl"
' 1
Electrical Work and
by the Astoria Venccr Mills and Rock
Company, and was built in 1901. The
owners said they had been unable to
verify the rcport arid added that a
cable had been reccived from the can-
It is richly finished in mahogany. lave leather seats. $349.
Has large cabinet at each end 3
three drawers. Specially priced at
This' Wilson has a. large
ten 0
serving trav. You will find 2:
V " " v handy. Handsw 7.
tain from Barbadoes, December o. ,. cry . h "n\' v; id
The ship has a cargo of mahogany finished in ma 083‘ V .-
logs. - . . wheels. $21.50.
__ ‘ Reed Lam?
Renairina‘
F. J. FLAHERTY
4 Charles St. East Norwalk. .
Phone 399-12 '
Main street.
“LET'S GOV.
You men who have been
in service have learned
w h a t REGULARITY
could do for an Army.
Why not. turn similar
Regularity to YOUR OWN ° ’
mount—your savings ac: p Amenca s
“3“” M d N. it ~ " ~ «I Leading Corset ~ "
n o a s , . 1.3,. .
P9 n y lg . . ,_ accomplish the " A to comfortable reading. Made of Heavxly overstuffed. Turkish pillow arms. Deep 0051 spring . boa tiful a la _
i ' ° ‘ ‘ . .’ ‘ ' 111:: u 001' mp 19
I Waistiess-Hlpless , 7 ' ‘. metal within-t glasspanels. $11.00 593“ With Spring front. Loose cushions. Frames are ma. mde of the finest quality
Bastien ,' .. " to $25.00.. « hogany. $33500. ‘ - road, with artistic Illk lining-
figure-outlines: Fashion’s “50- Fr. 3-. .«EP ‘°‘
latest decree. , l" 1 ‘ f . . , __ ._,.u_
7. Amodclforevcryfigur '- .. Ni . _ ,7 _ . ., -V _ . 7 , p 7 .. , -J
combinin¢Sicndctne '
7 Gme ”a _l
Artistic Ellecls
in Table Lamps
Not only are they artistic in de-
sign but these lamps will emit a
soft, even glow that is conducive
An OverstuffedjSuite}
olenest Quality ‘ j gfi
This suite wili'afl'ord you the utmost in luxurious cantort.
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