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Called n»- a hetare Delivered in the (0!th ‘
‘Hflmaommmamofltorwalkmbo
"Whitley-ltd 5|!er
. . 3- church, strum. M with 5! Interen‘wasshowuhihlm.
with having inhls‘pciaemlon,wilh"ln-
a desk on that day.
Henry Grumman, brother 0 the
oner, and in barium with him, fes
_ inepald well at first. He
spent moatofhiatime in the basement
manufacturing soda. and only passed the
with'Callaghan.
Allen, Grumman's bar-tend.
about the desk coming in
while the risoner was there.
rumman had not been in ew
York, but had been to Niagara Falls.
No man could tell whetherthecustomere
tethefolkiwingroportofthecase:
, Agonddsalofintaestattachertc the
A andthetsstimonywas closely fol-
the spectators,» it wasthe
live cents a day, or thirty-five cents a
week saved, is 018.25 a year, while seven-
ty centsa week, or ten cents a day laid to accept Mr. Elwell'e (the American
agidg, i5 $6.50 a year, “d ye‘ how my sculptor) statue of Charles Dickens on “D
smoke up, drink up, or otherwise n» ground that the novelist had erprsued a
were “faking” I
was possessed o seco
lion's record for ’
same as other men‘s.
ed himself to the witness as .a tobacco
Mr. Callaghan. recalled, reiterated
that the ’ ner told him on the even-
auuary 28 that he had come
from New York. The witness trusted
nothing to his memory. Everything
thatoccurred in them was written in
his reports which he had with him and
waspreparedtoproduco in court. This
was objected to, as was also repeating
the conversation he had with his assish
the?
e had introduc-
trisd where the pnsioner
with counterfeiting coins to
slot machines. Charles L.
, the only individual owner of
of the Edison automatic phone»
whose main office is at the cor-
Sixt avenue and Tenth street,
altered testimony in the case.
statement that
Connecticut by
control of spurious coins.
said to the reporter that
the machines in this
,‘as the haden
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cents or seventy cents a week, and then
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ant at the time.
Mr. Griffin and Mr. Rose substantiated
some of their former statements and then
the arguments were made by
torne Melissa and Mr. Chamberlain.
Townsend, in chargingtbe jury,
and purchased shares of stock with York.l.~iks Erie and “'2st mum...
other moneys which they have expended MW hull the limit 1.:‘ 0: its trucks at
. - itce‘scree,'cw'or.
to decorate somebody if elsehouae "3h The Route gold mine 0‘ lshpeminx mentof to sbeeeenasweareshowing.
plunder which they will never be wise Mich. has closed d own '0‘,“ "”000 H; We have
miner-ls has been sunk in it. . to please the little Wow”- such “.3 build- '
“9 argued "‘3‘ “‘9 day laborer, 01‘ (10' The Hon. James J. Farah, one of the log blackmexpress WWW m ‘l m. ‘-
mestio cmployee,squandered their means former proprietors 0‘ the Cincinnati En- tin hook “d Md" trucks. fir“ patrol
and strained their resources topractioe “mm" ‘5 dml -
the vices and indulge in the luxuries of THE. CflALLEN'GE ACCEPTED. "3°" “1 endless “WWW“ 0"!" ““0!“
their millionaire employers; that pow **
small wry mug.“ the Knee for the America’s Cup Will “9
entertain and live in
houses like those of their wealthy Moses. challenge {or an international yacht race,
The myemd lecturer well said. "flow with the America's cup for the victor‘s . .
ma mm ever expect m be other than “why. mu uncommon“, mm“! “a by our little feminine frienrh havenot
u bower of wood and a drawer of water,
when without sufficient
courts in the indictment in
which questions of law entered, had been
stricken out, and they were to find on
questions of fact. In that duty he could
not help them any. ’
One of the counts stricken out. charged
the prisoner with making moulds or dies.
and no evidence was offered to convict
him of that charge.
Ciao riurr Aim screen.
enough to secure leisure time to enjoy.
. thefiret place in w 'ch they coon
are worth about $250 each.
aboutflOOJlOO invested in them. Many
attempts have been made to have the
mntertsiten of such coins for such
Given Last Night in tho Cosy Rooms of
the Alpha Wheel club.
The members of the Alpha Wheel club
gave a card party and supper at their
cosy headquarters in the Selleck building
on Wall street, Norwalk, last evening.
The front rooms were used for card play‘
ing and smoking, while the supper tables
were set in the rooms at the rear.
were six card tables, all of which were
occupied throughout the evening. The
club's glee chorus. made up of Milton El-
wood, J. Cornwall, E. Miller. Jules Hor-
nuiig and Thomas Sterling. was present
and rendered delightful selections. Char-
les Dilworth and .l. Cornwall also render-
ed solos. Jules Horuung‘s Dutch dialect
songs took the house by storm and gain-
ed new laurela for him. Several banjo
selections Were rendered by Hears. Hil-
ler. Cornwall and Fred Rogers. At ll)
o‘clock the folding doors between the
card and supperroome were thrown open,
and the members sat down to a bounti-
ful feast. gotten up by Fred Brady. D.
W. Raymond and J. Cornwall, the club‘s
purposes prosecn ,
government took hold of the erase. and it
wasthefirstonethethadbesn tried.
The cue was opened at 10:30 o’clock.
The indictment was read to the prisoner
and hopleadednotguilty.‘ John C. Cham-
alk was his attorney.
aberlaiu, of Kent
’ lichen made estate-
:ment of the charges and then the testi-
menoed.
T. Callaghan. connected with
_1he United States secret service, with
in New York, was the first
persons of large means? "
witnem for the prosecution. Obtaining
information from llr. Marshall, the own-
ph machines. he went
‘m Norwalk on anuary 26, and two days
,latw was introduced to the pitcher,
who owned a aaloon,bya bar-tender. The
naked the har-tend-r it be had
:any of the queer nickels and told him
worked all right in New York. He
‘ the witness that the leader: coins
were made in a ado?“ mould; on. ihnl
warm e yprecsmganice
ween two boards and then the metal
Hc handed the witness
two coins. The bar-tender said he hurl
lots of them at home, and told the wit-
ness when became min he would have
aomemoreofthem. Some of theooius
wan toolight and would not work the
The two coins were pro-
- coed, and were examined by the judge
. They were considerably tar-
. Cmexamined the witness
positive the coils were given
Janoary‘28. 'l‘wo
with humor: here is an instance:
look into the meal seek or floor barrel
with a full stomach and worry and fret Lord Dunraven. 5 Norfolk street, London:
because there is no meal or “our thefts: Rwdvml. That this rich arr-ow the r ballerina
that's hollering before you're b". DO "'0 the Earl ul' Dunrat on, fur the Amer .t'u‘s cup,
best you can; get 3“ you can. but don‘t thematcli to begin ten nwutha from Duo 5.
fret and worry about what you can't get.
for you may not really need it when you data at the match in be subject to altera‘ on
Don't be worried about another for mutual convenience and by mutual min at
El
coat before you need it; remember that Jeans 1). Burro.
you have nm “1m 0“ we am you hum. taxis; 113;“ BREAT P n E P“ "AT I n 8 ‘ c“ “'81 A
and no man can wear with comfort two A. C“. 1‘ “mm >
suite at once, yet many of us want two - a- w
suits botany: somebody else has two suits_ Ballot Boa Btulere Era-Inga. N or M
of begun“; it is the 3"le u, change often. 1838103, DEC. ll—A committee 0‘ lb.
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During this week we are making the Greatest Reduction in Dry Goods known
Everything possible must go at Cost or Half their Actual
”HWMWWM Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS, which are soon to be displayed
Ari Kahuna-silent efltlehee la the Way -
of Street Railroads Promised.
Eat the meal that'- now provided: wear
the suit you have, and bustle on in con- confined there. it wretched that only one
leiitniont. and by the time you are newly W M“ Wflimlil! 00““?1‘4 "in!!! "“00.
for the next meal, or need another suit. The “m" “I“ meet out n" I“, ”a will
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Hustle for then names day when the cant-s will he Insulanm Bus.
were made and songs were sung.
All then returned to the card rooms,
where the merrymaking was continued
until long alter midnight. The reception
committee was F. E. Brady, D. W. Ray-
mond and E. J. Thomas. Among the
guests present were Joseph G. Gregory,
Walter 1. Gregory, Thomas Sterling, Iiil-
toii Elwood,ThoruaeWaiah,il.Zelufl,Johu
Charles Barnum.
Smith, Gould Hoyt. Jules 3. “among,
J. (.‘ornwsll, E. J. Hiller, Charles Dil-
worth, Find Mora, William Olmstead,
F. E. Williams. W. N. llaff. W. l. Pom.
stock, t}. J. Betta. Joesph Smith, George
Lycett, Edward Henry and Harry Camp,
and they all voted that the Alpha boys
' were the prince of entertainers.
they will be ready for you.
your house rent on the same principal, W ‘ W“ “" “
but don't worry and fret before it is due.
Nine-tenths of the adult deaths are due
to needles worry."
They were nearly
had the impure of a live
Grifin, another odioer oi
ELECTRIC TRAIWAYS.
li’lllommfi '0' W" linen 9"" “1"“ W of lliiffalo, which involves charges of die-
tlii- point of [tactical oflect. The Nor- honesty against or Judge llarlan J. Swift.
walk Tramway Co. kindly MW” hasnwrlr-dmxrmeratmg Judge Swift. well 8‘)
give us a main line oh the turnpike with M
to?
one. nan-m Organise.
A unmherof elite-enthusiasts metal
the rooms of Oil! Well llook and ladder
company lest steals: and «seal-id the
WagnerCliersclub. Officers werenotnb
oat-d "follows: Wt, Dr. A. ll.
Baldwin; ricoprorirlnt, David ll. lul-
lm secretary, ll. Wagner; treasurer. F.
b. ttortluopneascatlve committee, W.
J. Stevens, 1!. 8. Baa-lag and. William
loves. Another meeting will be held
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on I , W .
mm a” wqw'gn of Imiary W to Ala-era.
tradeat the street our rates.
have the Stamford and Greenwich
Bleetrlcllallroad (lo. applyingloraohart- adjourntonlaatln larch or April of next
en. which will notenly helpoiittbelocal W. No "NIH-01W Who-IN!“
service by placing lines lam-treats, attire ’w‘m'
but will (mitt: powefilo the linen!- last“ mint- Iayov iii-unset.
ready sibling.“ electric lights I” 1.300 rlt m 1 b
was. opening a new railroad all the ileum W I W
way to Greenwich and the 3..” line. reelected their mayonllatlian lattliewa.
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this. (hair. he that the most-ma the at, government. . _
parallel railroad is practically to scare ~~-uw~-
in thh enema w.’;_mm rollers.- date Mr tears.
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through the fellowlu sweets hi there «disarmament-Mord.“
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tins. Willi“.-
Trustees of corms univerutyhavela-
sidedtoedmitwoineuaamdrata
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are» In lav. o. a. a. mi... an an. m‘ and... "m, ”I oval-Mn m often that haste is vulgar, which it undoubtedly is, yet there is
queer leg» Divine er ltortla. formed a trust. '
bg engagement in Cleveland because little.
George J. Bagley was nuanced in Dar-
desire to have no rush monument netted
saved about w by fishing near his but at
Dias creek, near Camden, was robbed of it
its point in its controversy with the New
(Iona. 0!! Now.
New You. Dec. lt-lnrd Duunren‘i
very largely attended meeting of the New
them in favor of accepting the clmlleugs of
the lrish sportsman. Pursuant to the vote
through which Lord Duuraven acted:
Ni"; You. Dec. til
0‘th Roy :l \uchl iquudmn, in tho mum o.
m. the date of the receipt of the said cl a}
longs by the New York Yacht rich, but .tie
H Cllhltm J. Pun
m w w m "- Beefetliing which might be called taking time by‘the forelock. . .
.Tbeleclm,%lrtbeknixht8treeth.li. ‘" ' " "““m M “It “and?“ 379.1031“, “‘5'.” 0!“ “*de M‘PWWB“ . rm “WW"?
. corneasmarly’as possible and make their selectionswhen the mfi‘mnfiwfl A. ,~ 00‘
”Infra. A. a. Taylor, of some ‘Adlaillitemm ma prettyihiagsmvalltreshsadthsstors notcramms’dwithssgsr {fawn-W1“ WW4" W‘ m ”Whirl.“ ’m
wim’mmuimoiio,m. Mmanfins-ndhb'" “Wm“ Christmasbuyers. ' ‘
waawell attended, and every one was 1%." m“"“"“'"" '0'" W de
delighted. The subject, “How to Pay ‘ , ,
Bent.” .- deumad Hi“, My 010. moon.la.totwo whmlmqmm for gifisaa we have this season.
(lumen. no my“ am a, pay onmentforthethelt or swoon train the proved by a visit to our
rent one must have money. Then he "MM SN“ mm company. 3' "'
pursuedalineofargoment showing how tuggtzlamfitzmmb of m. Bill“ and EMMA!“ ”m1.
to got money. “reins upon his hm doc, have failed villi-rumm- stamens.
the fact that economy is wealth and that The pope intimates that .loaey will be its meat of On
with wealth one can not only pay rent the most suitable Jubilee gifts. ”0 to Cl. Elegant
but do t an ' . ' Mr. William Potter, thsnewly up ted N28} '81! '
mos ”th else He said that United states miuhiter to ltaly, ar~ Which we undoubtedly
rived in Rome. and finest assortment in town. From
The landou county council has declined the“ 'e in- to our
, Jams, it“. For mm
We have never before placed on sale so many useful articles mm 'W "W“WWWM“ %
26in.clothbodtu' stifle.
22 in. cloth bodice, with shore and
Kid bodies from ”c to 81.29.
Handkerchiefs.
Handkerchiefsare alwa “W3
_ We have thye'm in nearly
ow? quality and style.
For he. Ladiea‘, Gents’ or Children‘s BARGAIRB ls
redfant‘iy bordered, or open
where we are showing the moat eaquio
and Saucer: lrom
ater Sets and the
Lam
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Art Gallery. ,
Pictures seem almost the most web
lessly throwaway more that thirtydire .w him. content additionsand there surely has
A in. originating in the other of Senator m; “m":fi'ng :flu'zh'“ ”9" ‘°
complain that they are unable to pay elect Terhune at Metawan,N. .l..aprsad
house rent or meet other necessary or “mm" buildings, “WW3 “-mw
ponies. He described how many W’ Peter Barlcson,anagsd hermit. whohad
sons will purchase an organ, a piano, or
other household decorations, paying for . [cw nigh”, am 25131, at $1.49 sac .
them on the installment plan, while Frank Luppa.ofllinghnmton,iasaidto
at “,9 same time they could have W‘ have given money to his wife toald heriu filming-W930!!-
chased slot for the priceof the piano. fl¥;:%'::dmlfiu I. has ed . 29 3,.)
and joinedahuilding and loan society “ P“ "“9 Kiln hint-Jr!» r ,tfltieach.
10c. Gentir' tine linen handkerchlefs.
Gents' fancy bordered. Ladies' em
broidered Swim handkerchiefs.
Gents’ initial handkerchiefs.
hem-stitched handkerchiefs
Ladim’ Initial handkerchiefr.
hem-stitched. nandkerchiefs.
Extra value in Ladies’ ' embroidered
Swiss handkmhiefs at 15c
risually sold for 25c.
Handsome embroidered China Silk
handkerchiefs, 19c and 25c.
Ladies’ China Silk Initial handker-
framed and at such reasons
we can now show.
25 difl'erent studies, silver frames, at 98c
25 diflerent stud in oak frames. size
20 different studies, oak frames, size
15 dillerent studies. while enamel
Nowhere ' to .h amort-
'“ "‘ m “w ““ Genta’ China sue Initial handkerchiefe
most everything in this line ”9°-
Large assortment of Brocade Silk
Mufllers,biack and white
dainty acts of dishes in china,
an tin gameeof every description, and Aprons.
A new line of Ladies' large fancy
it would
them Aprons at 19c, 25c, 29c. 35¢, 39c and lie.
be impossible for us to enumer-
Dolle which are so much appreciated Shildren's Books, flexible covers, at 3c
m neglectedim In fact we, willlestaht:
York Yacht club held last evening. Over '0 "3 Wing 1““ Dub t
income be ”active members were present, but as W" shown 1““ year.
strains his resources to keeppuce with 0M! yacht ownfll Wen lfl'ivik‘lfld “How
The subject thirty-live ballots were out. every one of
prac-
wioe suggt‘o- the following cablegram was sent tolaud
throughout Dunraven and a copy to Richard Grant,
“Don't secretary of the Royal Yacht squadron,
Children‘s Books. stiff hoard covers.
ho, Do, ”to, 150. 196, 25c. 29c, 33c, 50c.
lar edition. I? mo., cloth and
3, worth 59c. Our price. Mr:
each, three for 49c.
14 in. cloth bodies at 19c.
ill in. cloth bodies at 21c.
83 Washington Street.
”MERE“? Merrill ' I,
THE WONDER oi on till: showroom. .... §
Most people do not begin to thinkof buying their Christ . Alan-Immo- W-ii-‘héfim‘amWio-a
. “an!” M ‘_ I.- H. on". u hmfllklkmnlmuhuan lull-asst- mas gifts until awook beforoChriatmas. We have heardso Pam'ess Emma” of . Business
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h ’l/pewr‘ili Mb wire-a».
hing. mummy-Minuteman“,
pram
mm m and a precedentrd are "
We! leno 0‘ ohtalui’nfa sound Business lducatlou. With
uladonanwumeveu thoeeanfleri with M
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Eopecially my this fact be murdm‘i'hm‘ummmwfillm 8001i! Nllllltll SNNIIIQJIII.
(Monty. I] Washington street.
immmewuemmn—iw
nimht‘ilffifir‘fu thsbsst. nmaudonsaturdsysvanlnatromttol.
oncomfromtmmumflhnm. WMonm : ~
ZN BOLMANS Prat.
D . F. W. DARMER, “was 1.." was...
.Gea’l state Agent for embers. 30““ “- APP. 30°- mm
mum... ”smug... 11:” “b“."aizii‘ifiii‘és.
79--Washlllg_t_o_n Sl.--79 Undertake“ .
i amour 91mm. uonwimx, eons
Opposite Horse Raflway Donut.
Boeidonoo.3 Elm street. Telephone call. 114
“lit!
WlLl. Plflill. naturism
Callonoraddrosa
Pictures Framed to Order. lipvlvguufilgyga
NRTISTS’ INTEIllls. may? WW ’— 5‘"- m “.35“
PAINTING, PlPEll-llllllilllli iii ”wilfl‘ffl Mm"
llifllllilllli. m“? dummy-fig;-
facility for first class wor
ical ability to do the same.
L. H. Decker. W
79 Washington st. So. Nerwalt. mon'r axn unvr recourse.
”MW... e... .,.,_....-._ ——- m, . packagescallolfwllll
Pay the M.“ ' ‘gage llll. s. N. scrum.
On Your Home uranium surreal.
l! on live or die by taking ancedowment at nailing! Pine. Booth Norwalk. an
M . You mu“ “him“! “I“ ‘n- szory'a DruStoro. Norwalk. on»
—_———-—r—'———-
sure you for liars. it on _ __#A "wwwum
went to protect your fa‘rniiy or nurse REMOVED
0th. BENEIIll llii INS. co. To No. 5 Iallmd Place,
old age. insure at once in he
JACOB M. "on. I’llh 1m 0m W
0’ “MGR“ ties, will be p toeontlnue hisservices to
s' s. L, Hom meals". wants or the business community in any at Ma
lines of businmJn insurance. Real Isiah.
' ”m I". South Steamship Tlekefl, Drafts and Mona 0rd
km W 8" NW.“ and Notary Public. y «I
J. 0. JENNINGS. D. P. MORRELL.
Piper NansetJhlttmmer’nlniev .l”fi5$5.°l..i‘.l§£iéfi dammit
and (him, M Insurance. Furniture insurance a special
, , in Washington mm. some Norwalk. sari"
mu PlPiii no sutures H .
m... mum.me orscs Clipped.
fimpiehookool fufillnolamtet Mo
viper... Borders and our Houkliuxs rules to , ,figmfi'fiWP mfl‘fim Elli”?
bumps for inspection, on notice by meta . i riin'. st Gregory‘s livery stableJiulghtstrest
.m-w rfllmaffl ehanful'lv elven . eel h
court of pardons met at the state prison and
,exuiu‘inrd the tillfly4W0 ballot box atuflers
disposal of.
Tealamea Charged with Manslaughter.
WATIRBL'BY. Conn, Dec. N.-Euginetu'
Tboniymu and Conductor Ellison, whose
disobedience of train orders caused the
Beebe and Fireman Curry were killed. were
bound over to the superior court in bonds
aaaliiat the Life and Reserve Annotation
Dillon, in coated 'at likabetli (or the
wisuixoros, Dec. limlilgb olllelale
etate'tlillt the hitsrnatiowal mastery cou-
terrace at Bill—vb will within a few days
mares. Dec. it.-—’l'hls city declared for
Jin, by between ram in mono majority
Mam Pa. Dec. 14.4.11. inllrrtoa.
elhr Farrell. of am, was sentenced to
four yean' imprisonment for burglary and
.
W and lepesiire Killed tier.
llaarvoao, ties. team roster
m... a Show”... ma. men... to the community.
he..." ...... ............ in all the grandeur lmaglnable.
11...", arolotaof street railroads com- lli‘rraw. lh-c. Mw'l'ltc lion, Henry F. ,
lug if one-half of the applications to the Allen. the referee in the case of the pimple
0‘" department Olgkfiplflwlfgd Children’s Clocks is Fancy GOOdS De pm’t
rrnents, {ALL SIZES FOR THE COMING SEASON.
give special attention
Glendale oilnols.
lied with all the seasonable
mm“ Mm... "mm, AND P ICES included, to which we wi
a branch around by the Core. and not to lef. N. ‘1. pm it. ope.“ Derruho was this week.
he editions in neighborly generosity the arreattvl by superintendent George 0.
mm.“ Cu. m to do a similar Teeny, of the lilirabetliix. J.)polloe.ae an
m I" “ma" “Oran" “9 he ”limit witness 05M bl. W1»
Eugene Brie, Edna Lyell, Thacker~ a I ,
oy Fcn’moreC 1)ch Ell' t n d F y l n p
"Jaymgmagw , :3; omesnc an ant: men 3 m I.
considered cheap at the, always An extensive variety of Help and Fancy Linens just received
have been [old for 25¢, our price, [or the Holiday Trade. Table Linens at ALL PRICE8 AND 11‘
l 7Com.
.iizgmi'mmm: Fancy Table Covers.
Baby Dink: mi Other We» we. have AT Possum A BEAUTIFUL assortment
Two Little Travellers, Children’s
Hour, Told by the lireerd' e, lagic
lantern and to other different
titles of Juvenile Books, all the
Mbdnfibmnd in'thenioetab
directive styleeandwill beeoidat
250m.
BASKETS.
“Wmvmnmgfi
"W. Minotaur-teeth
'“' i 'F'A"'ch"7‘
Sarah Silks, Fancy Silk Cords,
China Silks, Silk and Linen Fringes,
Felts in all Colors, Plinth and Silk Balls,
About: 1,000 volumes of cloth Stamped muons, Fancy Ornaments of Every Kind,
bound 1? mo. Books of all the popu- Chenillca, Twisted Embroidery Silk,
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