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H I‘OR EDDIE w CE i Th? state police are taking 8. hand V
2! K e Open Saturday - in 318““ the illegal we °f "mm ' l
. i We e P , Administcrs Severe Beating to Follow ttden 31:33:11.“ and have made fit- , .. I h “
a! Night to 9 O C1001! Townsman in Arena. Club Ring- days. In the xghxfigngtyzohaf: stew . ' a ‘ M m- l A >— 0 q
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.1, VIEW YO terday fines of $100 were imposed _' ‘
A ‘ R'K. Dec. 8.——A reviv l on men up Hm Gun... ‘m‘m l V
l LEATHER GOODS fixing, on the New Jersey side 0? til): Judge vgggxigtlfirfdosjhldgg tlhch‘lor and B I I o a. ’
'i _ udson River last night introduced and COHVicti asec- M M ‘ mm M h
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.iSa'dld Cold Mounted Blll BOOkS me interesting contests to a. crowd alty.——l)anbury‘l\?(:\: mean a jail pen- ' 7’ 1'2.- ‘32" a fl 1 I
1: for Men ggtltilleld thft Fourth Regiment Arm- ' . ' '3‘“ nu BM m m
.~. . ‘ lea us. 0 - ' m ad m It!“ '
P7 393's Leather T011613 Cases Jack S‘dllivanfsogfhdtdgtgflni firefly The fin-ll accounting in th t t n m 2 I] 6 A .
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ii men s Leuthe!‘ Toflet Cases hitter: stopped Red Lyons. of Jersey the late Garrie Haulenbeck ogsstrgvgf I. :d . ’ .
Manicure Sets Fit)“ in the second round. Sam Mos— berry Hill has been accepted in the Store 0pc y tll
t Coll Bags ' :erg. of how Kori}. autpointed Frank Probate Court. Mr. Haulenbeck's en- '
:5 Sewing Baskets 2 LaSSidY. also of hew York, in ten tire estate went to his Widow. The (33- __
«t Belts rwoiiégdshmgiégegst Tlmtmdy'LOf ICircen- tate has been in the Probate court for '
V, . p0 n e co ouck ' V 1
g ' , . . )ears. and it was recentl ' di
‘l 53¢th Silver Buckles r a; 1L9. "cask“ - Pa“: m “n I'OlmdS. and that the. deceased had beeyn thsgzthztrl‘ . - .
g ., ;. bl ‘ t8 . s. ‘9 COngin, Of Brookb'n. outpointcd of some unimproved land i V r ' ‘I
- A. sun 6 glf . « r: deie’\\~1hce r r - n * omalk'
3 is _ round bo‘ut‘ . o .rookl} n, in a ton- The final accounting was made to en~ ' . V
‘ u k‘ _ .‘ . able the widow to convey this land.— ' .
’. E . m (.3 Shannon, a heavyweight Stamford Advocate “ W
7 boxer, of Pittsburgh. who was knock- . ~ 1
.5 ed out in a. bout here, last night. with a, g, _ - , . i V ‘ g
g :1 Al Roberts. of Staten Island, died. in ' —‘ V n V
{36 j the City Hospital. shortly after 5 W 7 i
5' K, o‘clock this morning. ‘ \
Shannon received the fatal blow in . o r I..." _ \ v. I a
4 A, ‘ ) thc.sixth round. suffering internal r ‘ ’I I I I Ial e y g g:
. .lt ”5131 H DAVIS hemorrhages at the base of the skull.' a ”Cal 0 ec l f l
s 3:) ‘J.'...:hington St" s. Hal-walk. He never regained consciousness. ‘ I l
. Roberts was arrested on a charge a d ' l
A ‘:/ ugh 1
r of atrocious assault and battery upon
.: H '7 lll‘ljl'IVl-IS ‘icivlrég “:01 ring. but wafmxliargliebd in
‘1‘ ‘ .- yo lls manu er. . ‘ son.
""‘Hnm‘s 01‘ PILL” pending the. outcomogof Shanynon's in-
. ljnry. At that time. County Judge
\ (“‘3' . Richard Doheriy. who granted the pa-
role. said in case of Shannon's death
Roberts would be held for man-
"."N 5H” ”PM.“ fl ““10 Meu- islaughter. No such charge had been
: 1M m-hing. irritation and i reported against him early today.
, ri‘ips, Don't continue to suf-
o IllllCli l‘V'Dt'f awaits you.
.,_;’:>l “ill supply you with
I “i 31'111110-SUII‘11U11 This Druggists refund money if Pazo
- Moth“. hvlll and dry 111’) the ,l()intment fails to cure Itching. Blind.
-.\.:.~l\t-x~1li:manythingelse. illleeding or Protruding Piles. In—
stantly relieves Itching Piles.‘ and you
can get restful sleep after firs‘i appli-
cation. 600.
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style and much value at
Presenting dresses of quiet richness, tricotine rind serge and velour.
Presenting dresses of-youthful vivacity, with bright embroidery in wool and silk.
Including many graceful models for women,ra number of chic styles for young follrs.
Straightline effects, pretty tunic‘styles. ' ' i - .3 .
Most are of navy hue, some brown, some reindeer. I ‘ l
Splendid fabric Value, correct style, nice in making
‘tnd finishing, really worth $22.50 and $25— '
‘ Second floor. 1 "
Tall.
Hayes"
Healing "
Honey
85¢ per m . _
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:nxmnt Relief and at
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FILES CITRI'ID IN 6 TO M DAYS
m‘il"."l Want Advs. Bring Good'
ntinel.
$ 15:
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Back and forth swings the pendulum of the
clock, “Tick~t0ck, ticktock” it seems to say.
And, listening closely you can almost hear the
words “Christmas is near, Christmas is near."
And Christmas IS near. You haven’t much
time left. to do your shopping—and time is
slipping.
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Girls’ special
shoes-- $3.85 & $4.85
Brown and tan shoes for large girls, tan and .‘blacfli
shoes for smaller girls. ..
Sturdy and seasoriable, well built, good looking
worth more than price. ~
In size 11% to 2, with good durable sole .of leather—«l
Handsome $18
mink Chokers—$10
Those clever and effective little choker scarfs—and‘
this special lot of fine mink .
l Rich dark shades, very sleek and soft and fine.
Bring comforting warmth and real protectio —a.nd
odd distinctive touch to one’s retty suit.
Because dealer had too arge a. stock, we bousgll:
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Nothing is more appreciated at Christmas than timely gifts. And it
is with just such goods that floors are teeming. Cedar Chests, spinet
desks, chests of drawers, clocks, tea wagons —— a. hundred and one
things to delight the whole family and the friends and relatives be-
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sides. Satisfy yourself that the gift you want to give is, on our floor. them at less price. So instead of $18 they are Brown elk . 85
It will save you time and trouble to bring your lists of those to whom ’ FUR SETS FOR CHEDREN $10k???“ $4_
an c s m ..
you desire to give gifts and make your selections from our stocks.
‘ i ' ' ' l d 'vin children '0 _as
We will be glad to co-operate with you in suggestions. Del‘gl‘tfifl 1” their 8155’ e an 8'1 3 J y _.
well as protection.
In sizes 8* to 11, for hard service, but with g
4“: '
$45.00
There is no gift quite equal
to a gate-legged table. It is
of distinctive appearance and I
just as good in performance. I
Made in mahogany; a real I
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‘ l ,o ' . Kit éoney—$8.50. White {billet—$11.50. 1" ks-9 . ..
AComplete Stock of Goods Like These ! Em WWW... ggggegfifim °° T... mm. $3.85 a
. a p , Just a Beauty ‘ Moufflon—$15. 5...... floor_:i;13.5o._ Black calfskin)!“ Mn roar. 'i‘ an? r;
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Roo’l‘onic Makes lliin Feel
Fine Alter 18 Years at Pain.
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in, due to stomach troubles and rheu-
Duncan tells graphically oi his
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value.
Eighteen years of the worst kind of pa
matism was the lot of J. B. Duncan. Mr.
suifering.
My shoulders an dorms would just throb with pain, so intense was it,
he says. “It was simply unbearable and gave me no rest day or night. My
feet and arms would grow numb and lifeless; gust go to sleep. No, and that i
wasn't all by any means. I had no appetite and the caldl to db «1‘ meandt'
nothing to me. It was after-touting that I felt. so much istress, you ' .
bloat and belch gas. Yes_ i trembled a lot and as for sleep, it i long i are made 0f good tobaccos, 801.118 0f finer quality and,
while since I had Skhm a night wilthnutbwak'h‘. eve‘rl‘aii therefore, the (inference m pnce.
times during the nig t. It was ust y c ance t a . .
1 happened to hear of RooTonic from a friend who had‘ We are placmg on sale specnal QUTI‘ERSEALED
“Bed it. He told me so much aboultnit that I justhhad to, CHRISTMAS PACKAGES Of our leading brands,
get a bottle, and now I can gla y tel you ow it’ . . . . ,
helped me. It is made from roots and herbs and most contalmng 10 elgars‘eaCl‘I pnce from 70C to $150-
You wrll' get QUALITY and GOOD VALUE in these punk.
ages and wrll' make no mistak' e in buying' OLD WELL Cigm.‘
ot them I remember my grandparents used when they
Be sure to ask for OLD WELL Cigars.
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- FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT ,
are always appreciated. The OLD WELL CIGAR \
COMPANY makes no cheap cigars. All our cigars
The Phonograph
You Should Own
Just consider the joys of
music in your home this
Christmas. Let us send you
this phonograph lib r a. r y
table. Perfect in tone, beauti-
i'ul in appearance. Be sure to
see it. “u
If you want him home nights
give him one of these Royals.
$44.00
$37.50
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were sick. The ‘only thing was that they didn’t have
the ccmbinattions of so nmnygood ones as you have ally
in the one medicine. i guess this must be what makes
A Spinet Desk
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g f Ch . tIr as it... Roo’l‘onic such a body And strength builder. I can as‘ '
., , 1‘1“ 1 ' 'pp ['11 0 135 he pad 1 . mu -h' w ' ‘. I l '
1‘ 0r .3 ' " , ‘dppgziteeorrhhs helped nil: :8 muéh i1: Slgyywt’hi'). I 21:23 The Old well Clgar company.
.{ f. 3; sauna aand go; ulp 5iJntthc molrning {celiggl troplnotctlg My ‘
i — ., * I cum turn 2 .1 :n s on ire , on o g' ‘
f: \ ‘ £54353 1‘ k; ”‘ i I had a new pair of legs and, gratismey :fomasch isusg
} i much better that i am no longer on a diet but eat almost
‘: i 3 J. 1 ~ everything. Rodronic certainly is one dandy medicine. . """""""""""""""""""""""""
l, i l J. K. Somma highly indorses RooTonlc. 2 r ’
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r. . Boo‘l‘onic is sold at Mead’s Drug Store, 8 North Main Street. 30. ; S H O P E A R I Y
i a ; Nor-walk. ‘ i ’ .;
I V J . . . ‘ . ; Days are flyingcs they always fly, when the Yuletide ‘
' Cl . P I. d i - g “ season comes around when there is so much to do in prepare
2 y- ‘ - s ' t Three 01cc Glfts Appropriately ce 1- ‘ ‘ 2 tion. The splendid readinws of our stocks now makes ‘selection
_. our home requires 8 P1113 , . . - - - ’ rth ' ’ rs 0 or
D 1; W11 t b one to}: A damty httle Priscilla sewmg cabinet, a-stalwart Ma a : _ . a pleasure. - ..
3 ( (S. ' y 13m uy is a Washington sewing cabinet and a.unique davenport 9nd I , ’ ' \ Help us, help yourself and help our salempeople by doing
I 5 hustmas? . 5 .one Itable. Three dandy gifts. All are m mahogany. Just the ; TRANSPORTA I ION CO ~ , 3 your Christmas shoppidg early—early in the month. early in f
l't‘fiutY- “1115th .111 "131mg thing to give to father- husband, We 0? “Nth“? Pusan“ ‘ ’ . A ; _ «the day. So with a little forethought you can serve both féo- "
E a: . with chair to match. cabinet, $13.75; Martha Washington cabmet, $39.00; table, ”m mo. m n" York N Hm tors—employe :an d yours Many. ,
sf; Desk, $50, Chair $13.75. $29.00. . i ‘ Lona pram-Arron Income 1 '
1‘ , , . ‘ $ A . V , r l M 3 g "
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$9 1 m;padeahmmmnmm _ . _ y ‘ ‘ , ,' .
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