1'2»; flotilla] in the New York receiving‘
~ departure yard. The Maybrook de-
‘ .snu. is not to be fo'r some time, III:T
LLS-[even say thatthey fail to see how
f” j
1- Eugineers running the electrical
adaption.- «in atend it either east or
doubt. - ..
Mr. Bsado declined @03in hny
« Merits «otaleou-ificatlcn. l’l‘e said
5* electricuyand
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"we. Mal om- presented at today' a ses-
up
- ~fco~llrmubsle State in one inclusiw
$va marrying an appropriation
' we sanctuary
- 4' pedmanofl.
" 4" 9 Wfl'mking the voluntary no-
N (Roomy town the condition procr-
‘1‘ db!!!
:7; i' umn town is ready to pro-
! mmfiflh. as in the. law at gre-s
3 almost provides that the director
9
~ work would remain. may proceed to
.' who may claim damages for
M "An important pEmision of the hill.-
- . eradication through a plocess of odu-
“ . thébfflce of the State lixperimcnt Slu-
-I:iO¢. employing the schools to tench
‘ ‘ \ures ,their breeding may be prnvomcd
, nation a contemplated at present by
" .trity at present.
’ .Wood
* cnotin
tor-val. itrwuextended to New, Haven. ~
‘ bngolsoes of mosquitoes
.. needed widenirubie in the intc-nst of
, I ‘ 4 to Say of Merits
of Mom Motive Power
Genera Manager C. L. Baa-do or the
New Yorkpflew Haven and Hartford
l'road says that no more electrifi-
monument. The electrification
' plated recently in the Cedar Hill
height yard has terminated present
work in that line or energy. II we! '
part of the yard and the New York
parture yard had~not been electrified.
Inset. -
M'l'he "St. Paul" road has completed
lately some “0 miles of electrified.
tion on its, extension toward the west.
Railroad men in New York and New
the ordinary road can afford to .clec;
Expenses of the.
change are high at any time. At this'
time many roads are saving all ex~
venue possible.
Mr. Bardo said that between Forty-
aecond Street and Woodlawn the
trains on his road run on electrifica-
lion of the New York Central road.
From WW’“ wh to New "cven they
run on electrification of their own
line. At New Haven locomotives
change. The electrical locomotives
give place to steam.
We originally steam engineers. and
they were eupecially trained for the
electrical .vIOrk.
eaWov-k on the electrification at
was begun in 1908. and
{ostamtord After an in-
which «reached abouf 1915. War
work and the later era of uncertainty
interrupted electrification and re-
7 north from New Ranch is a matter of
Won as to'elthér' \herits or alleged
e engineers favored
some steam.
Shannon .0!
”memo; Jan ,is.—In the first
rsiouwfsthaBenate unis one by Senator
#3.“: W. mots“ of‘Torrington. pro-
m Weniargement olrthe sin“
~ute'nkbrmito pmuntion. so as to
'cafel’ul estimates. to
tale—eradication thorough and
mosquito prevention, and wait-
-‘ oi ”he mticut Agriculturalfi-I x-
Deficient-Station. in whose charge the
"Grim, all or otherwise elimix. ale tin
in them which he may deem most
the jun-Mic health and economy." In
the making of contracts for such work
hedawoaponsible directly to the attor-
ney generai's other. and when his con-
tracts lu'e approved and the work
done. the .money for payments comer - .
directly from the State Treasury.
Ample provision is made for the
satisfaction of all property owners
' work
done. undyi‘or judicial hearings of
their claims. But subject to this the
director shall hale full null-unity to
prosecute all work of this kind as he
sees fit It is also pxmltfld th: ii henc-
fltfl may. after a similar hearing. be
’ Md and collected by the State.
find one not made in I'm) previous law.
» 15 (or the. making cficctivo of mosquito
' cation. This is to be done through
the fundamentals of mosquito muses
831d growth. and how, by simple mons—
bgr ordinary care. The bill carries an
”propriatlon of $350,000.
HIEOI‘RIC REACHINE TIES
. ' BUNDLES
_ 'A new electric machine sccu rely
fled all bundles which are plactd on
It! table. The machine is n mnrv 01 of
=h£enuity and may always be relied
upon to tie a strong square knot up-
on the completion of. which the cord
~ opt and the bundle thrown off to
0‘ side.
thuhnguldncu, that
gummy." feeling,” heIVincu, lame
weak back. sore muscles, still or
—«- joints, rheumatic pains. lum-
in the great maéority oi cues,»
kidney trouble
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- and cfl‘ccil ' restore
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.11! world lieu
sauna-unnum- '
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‘CHINA’S ”IADOIINA ‘OF mm
.... mm»: mm
mm: «n... W“
“Danni killed the crops in North-
Oliul one our: omhalf years ago.
saw nothing
in the news. There cxis
. I condition which
”been termed mule an the 5
. gills: is noisurplushin Olin; o a':
rungs doubIcm bounty of
H mm to live.
Olinese set can iy to
work to relieve the situation. They
their mater. crops, and lived
thohnrd winter with the
we that spring would bring plenty
ho (insight cautioned—the sum-
trier crop never materialized. With
& greatest fortitude they planted for
,‘fall. The drought cautioned.
toohri to save the (all plan.
in nu tell. The.» rose to -
Gal rm effort m.
against I
”‘00 before cold Northern waists:
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inflicting", irondaeoutside world.”
d'rect Ouiistian Herald. under the
n 1000 Graham pub
lishcr. organirgl a 1':le and
was due State Department
ordietrsnsmissionofiu to
‘PcLingm the American a.
ton (:m u
$500M for-relief work at the
WM r \
Thedroiubt ramped. and .
fi'ui'iinh”
are 0 tin," foil crop
.é‘all this ml? ”"ma'qhmd '°
a situation to
plight—the worstin .
. — TheAInericsn
~4.-
It Is N at Enough
to have the bowels move.
Ifis
more important to persuade liver.
mys, skin;l and bowels toactin
ony an against self- poison-
ing. BEECHAM’S PILLS act favorably upon
all organs concerned
in food-digestion and\
waste elimination; they remové causes
as well as relieve symptoms.
[associates
I
PILLS
(/‘Lnrgmt Sale of any Medicine is the World.
Sold . , “Issue. (smugbouca. world. In boxes, mace.
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How DY'YE R GETTHATVVAY
BY ‘TISM
NOW REMEMBER YOU'RE PLAYING THE mum IN
THE NEliT QET-A‘é SOU‘ENTEE’ NARA/’5 R00" '
To CARRY HER AWAY, JACK 590T: you Ni' A
name finance—val ARE CHOKE!) CARRE’D
AWAY, Ali' THR
wn OFF- A 0.1%me THE
VALLEY OF DEATH. "‘
. Spectacle Frame and
. I Ribbon, Stone
* Rina.
,T°m"a°‘?' CutMlxrflfs.
WY“ AND OPTICAL STORE
:. 21 North Main St, South Not-walk, Conn.
UNCdIiIMoN 37.1mm ARE FEATUR
v no IN OUR BARGAINS
$1.00 SALE
timl. III many instances, whore January
Price-wan highu,tbsymroduodto“oonsup"toour
nmmmoxvmm. Anunbcrotspocill
tomato spool-l porch-u bu
beenincludod. nrmmmmum,moun
“dependable. Wemmtbcflghttoiinitquanm
Nous-outedaalsu. Rollo. hemorrhages.“
solution. Ounce-fly. Customer-row!
Manicure Sets at $1 Baby Rings $1
‘ Bargain Counter Bargain Counters
Comb' and Brush at Baby Bracelets $1
$1 wimh safetycatch. rouxcurt buy
_ Value '1“ t on at double the price
Neck Chains at $1 Newest WEE—tie
All lengths, values up to $8.00 Clans
- _ 2 Pairs f 1
Necklaces at $1 011$
New designs. set with line stones 3 Pearls at $1
values up to $3.00
Crosses Hearts, . Rosaries $1
’ Birgain Counter.
Lockets at $1
Watch Straps
- Good quality and beautiful.
3 for $1
Bargain Counter
Brooches at $1-
Watch Ribbons at 31
value. $1.75
With or without stones, splen-
did assortment. Vsluu up
to 33.00
- ' Ladie's’
Guard Chains and
Ribbons at $1 I
Formerly-up to $000 at
Bargain Counter
cils, 2 for $1
Wedding, Stone or
Signet Rings
formulates. Guano
Bargain Counter
Alum. Spectacles at $1
and nose-glam
mudgumuauqm"
elves-k. . “Nu
Weflinzoi’AiiKiIdsollcub ‘
.ummmmnm'fi‘
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalkCoalG‘SupplyCo
Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn,
COAL AND WOOD
TELEPHONE 113
mmmummmyhm.
MmuhmMMMBWasmnr
Standard Transportation. Co.
DAILY TRUCKS To NEW mnx
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEPHONES 456 AND 792
IF IT’S ELECIRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLEN
"m noon 0: An. muons"
minnow
. Phi-Ola
Hamil
Always Sharp Pe‘n- -
,'FQR ~
WOMEN and MEN “mam“ ... ..... m...
at $1
All made up. may to wear
with convex (magnifier glasses).
all numbers only. you have to
make your choice according to
mzpwm motions. Former
y
Alum. Eyeglass or.
FOR MEN
Stickpins at. $1
Large assortment
Values up to 83.00
Bargain Counters
Cufl’ Buttons at $1
Bargain Counter
2 heather Cases
' at $1
Gold Filled Frame or
Mounting at $1
Value 3. 00
Clasps, all 3 Items
fur $1 _,
Bargain Counter
Vest Chains at $1
Short and long
Value $27 to $3.
4 Pairs Alum. Tem-
‘ pics at $1
for your.spectacles orawo pair
{390 tilled wour choice). worth
Standard make. you can put
them in easy at my time «you
need them.
Cigarette Cases at $1
Values $2 to 83
Belt. Buckles $1
- Safety RaZors
at $1
Comm: outfit. To close out.
Magnifier and Read- “I
mg Glasses at $1
Value more than double.
Again We Score With a Splendid Saving
Opportunity. A Saving Opportunity
from an Extraordinary Fresh
.and New Stock, at
1-3 TO 50 PER CENT. OFF
$3.00 To $7500 ITEMS; OF
Brooches. mains. Enrdrops. our Buttons, Stickpins, Tito-
La Vallierena Necklaces. Neck drip Clutches. '«i‘ie Cit-pa Robs,
Chains, Lockets Hearts, Crosses Vest Chains. Charms. Emblem
3le 132:. domu‘. Lug: mus. Cigarette caustcinrcut
Guam gins costs - on. Foot Kai Rings.
gsrie Clasps Pearls, Bracelet ” M m
Watches. Strap Watches. Watch
Straps Watch Bracelets. Watch
Blast. Calico
Rings, Birthstone Bingo. Wed»
Wipers Bets,
Watches, Fountain alums-ht?
Boson, Shaving Sets, mutual-y
mac-.7 Desk
Glasses.
omen. Wall Clocks Automate
m
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Pinclutcll. Fob, Tie-r
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between N ew York & NOE-wall ?
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Lurch-sch at Your Service farm Kinds of Trans-
‘ , portstion; Padded 7m in: Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St... So. Norwslk. Phone 294 ;
New York Oflice, 201 West MIL, Phone Chelsea 8059
FOOTWEAR or mum
REDUCED TO “PM PRICES
“'e have reduced our prices to represent repfw mm: ~i .
4 at today’s market costs
Our prices allord deemed having: and merit you“ -
‘ "on: CLosss mm osv ATSIX
MILTON ELWOOD
(Formerly ELWOOD & CLOVER)
122 wassnts'ros sun-r
Now for Winter s.....z
NOTHING 111 the way of sport on excel {hr :' ,~ ~ W m
the midwihter outdoors. The pastimes that ' E1?“ “P
. to full speed ahead, clear the oobwcbs (mt .. ‘ ":2' mm.
‘ brighten up your checks, fill you with energy!
We hi"
00¢ your skates hero—your sweater, your :3; vi.
a complete assortment, of the no: popular it v made for
best service. .. . . My
Oomointodayand—letusfityouod.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
"The WW M"
WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH \zERWAIJ‘l
Signet Rings, mum Rina, .
WWW“; brill
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MITCHELLS $1750
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