The only exception to thin renal
mantle that children fourteen or
teen yearn of age maybehe‘pt»
new it lemme! . ,
inhaler. and wanted to
rnlea'ofth‘e who! “my“
dance, The le‘ior
the law in a one not
.llflrlthMi-hecblldbaniio
clothing.
county temporary home.
week of irregular attendance.
m) W ’ . Kate Shannon. Carrie
' ll hale Smith. Carrie E. Smith.
‘ noon v1.
Hattie Brotliserton. Victoria Black-
weu. Bertha Baton. Amelia ll'nulda.
Daley lion. um. Haiku. Pauline at
George. liildred at. George. George Av.
lean. Sunbeam. letter Bread-re.
Harry Burns. Albert Bou‘too. George
cam Harold Green. Arthur (led.
diniiloninh Hendrick-on. Cheater
, tie-uh Oliver m. wow tools»
school roi- Girls.
meat.
on Hair. Theodore item, it I M W Wide
mm Mona, Gilbert Undarhill.
Walter Underhill.
. . ROCK Vll.
Lillian Bartram. Lottie Beach. Jo-
nbhille Regain Minnie Praline. Sadie
Hills. ids Northrop. lda Raymond.
Kerry Bertram. Arthur Brotherion.
Herbert Goinntoclt. Cheater Gridln. Ed-
ward Guthrie. Charles Hurray. John
Neeter. liidwin Newman. Carl Osborne.
Grover Moore. Henry Oomntock.
noon Villa-duck! school.
Walter Aiken. Percy Barnum. Frank
Benedict. Robert Medici. Howard
Rhett. Louie London. Clare London.
«in: diaeiey. Howard Wilson. Blanche
File. ldith Hunungton. Lena Hutchin»
and. Delay Reunite. Elisabeth 8chu~
mane. Nellie Smith.
run’rlbvnunna shine
rents. shall be a legal defense.
applying for the certificate.
Foalilona of the Planetn During the
Month.
'l'hin month the four planetn. lor-
cury. liars. Intern and Brenna. are
near each other and also near the sun
in “direction. The moon Joins the
‘ on the dith. Allsix oi the bed-
" ale ineving eastward. bet at ailer-
ent reten. the noon the tutor and
liereiim the nu. Kare. Intern and
Brenna in the order given.
__ The moon barren neer Neptune on
the 13th. Jupiter on the Mill. Venue on
me 22d and the other planets on the
“til. it rune in the ahy on the tub.
two days alter its toll phase. and low-
eet on the lath. one day altar lie con-
Jnnction with the sun and the four
planeta near it.
Jupiterle cooapicuoue in the stern-
iu ally. rising at Ml a. m. it
M ‘ of Virgo.
Vienna in brilliant in the aterninn.
cadmnotheietntiielaua tile
in...” bright on when near the earth
but flili in by ter the moat brilliant
g «thallium. lledteilineearlyeir.
‘ cider. an about nine-tenths oi’ite eur-
Albania illuminated. it in in the
all -_ Virgo.
such canon.
FLORIDA annual coop.
oi the Luaeicun‘ Fruit.
‘l'he anemia are bright for the re-
familiar and popular Florida orange.
ago. which destroyed nearly all
tron an well an the crop in the Penin-
nuln. they have about entirely dilap-
peered. For a time niaie were nhlpped
North. and lent year Florida exported
only “dildo boaen. Thin gave Cellini--
e titan that her ornngen had completely
unwanted the Florida product. Ceil-
iarnia in Waring to ahlil the lergeet
crop she has ever produced thin year.
and it in entinleted that i.000.000 boaee
will come anal iron the Paciilc coast.
Onliiernienieaherieithlohergreat
it hell WWW marinated do
Florida fruit. Thin in denied by the
Florida ammo and deelern. however.
who any that en noon in their trail. at
which they mt to «hip 809.000 boa-
thie year and ova-“Louie” beaten
. ham. wi naietiy
at incest. when.
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hut every child taunt be regular in at-
Wuwmu‘earelledaen
all the
alien-
violation ,0!
eamdlbg nth
_ dollara for each week the child falla-
to attend when! regularly. But thin
penalty‘ia not incurred when leap in,
reliable for school. and that the ’par.
' eat or person having control of the
child in not able to provide such
» When children under nixteen years
of age have no clothing suitable for
school or are otherwise unprovlded
for. and their parentn or others having
control of them are not able to pro—
vide no theili the ’aeleotnle‘n of the
town should furnish anniatnnce or the
children should he committed to the
The law requiree regular attend-
ance/during the board while the
wheels are in session. Therefore. if a
childln nbaent‘at the opening of the
neanionn. or in withdrawn before the
ole» oi the nennlona. without lawful
cause. the parent may incur the above
named penalty-$6 for every such
When children. under sixteen years
of age are sent to school by their par
route or others who have the cure of
them. but fail to go. they are disobe-
dient and trout, and may be dormit-
ted at once to the Connecticut School
for Boys, or the Connecticut lndnetrial
No child indel- fourteen reere or are
ahall he employed in any mechanical.
mercantile or manufacturing establish-
The penalty tor violation of this law
for ‘each
week in which the child a employed.
in such case the person who has con-
trol of the establishment be liable. on
well an the pal-non who. hires the child.
A verbal statement by the child or
parent regarding the age of the child.
when'eeehing employment. in not a
legal defense for the employer. it the
child is subsequently found to be un-
der fourteen yearn of age. The law.
however. provides that a certificate
algned by a town clerk or by a teacher
of the school which the child attended.
or'ln cane Inch certliicate cannot be
obtained. a certidcate signed by the pe-
Teaohern aiuet certiiy front the rec-
ord on the wheel register. not from a
statement of the child or parent when
if a child under fourteen years of
age is employed in any business beeide
thoee apeeiiled above. the employer 'is
liable toedaeoftiio if the lad has not
attended school an the law Millm in
Prospecte Bright for the ltenppearance
”malice on the market of the once
Since the dlnaatroun freeae a few years
the
ole her opportunity. and It leaned tor
it! til the {Mir
é
a
. ,7...
William
tar:
"We left Butfalo.
with a corgo of general met-chairmen.
Everything seemed
[at outside the breakwater. and then
we were ntruolr by the woret‘atoriil that
i ever saw. Whom the “rat big Breaker
etruck on we liter-e teased up in the air
like a ton. and a second later a bin
roller came over the port bow and rolled
down amidahlpn a foot deep. The wind»
abriekca and howled. but we did not
pay much attention to the storm. We
had felt wind before. The captain con-
sulted with the mate and decided that
we could weather it. and he kept on till
course. An We heeded up the lake. deed
against the sale. it appeared to be got-
ting worse every minute.
"The waves were running high. and
the wind threw the tops from thebrealp
era lilte duet. We moved slowly agalnat
the heavy wind and ace. and when we
were well up the lake we found that
the boat wee making water.
coming faster and teeter. and the bilge
pumps were put to work. but the wa~
ter- galaed. and every minute the ship.
kept getting less buoyant. and the big
kept breaking over her.
were near long point at this time. and
the captain alerted to nut in there with
the-intention of benching the ahip. But
the water gained no rapidly that it was
too late.
l went ier
reel an i
with
company. one was a Menard and the
other a porter. . ,
The namea of the two men caved are
Louie La Force. Jr. ,
Rochester. '
The reached men were brought to title
port by the ntoarner Mari
A anlver'e Graphic litany.
William Gill, the rencued deckhned.
tella the following story of the die“.
and the two men at the wheel could do
nothing with her. A couple more men
went to work with them. and tlnelly
they brought her around and headed
her toward land.
at» huge Weae learned.
“Captain Gillian alerted the pumps.
ordered the men to the ilrebuclrela, and
we formed a line and began to ball. but
It wan no use. The water gained on the
outline and the bucketn. and soon the
water out the tired out. When it was
round that the power wen acne and
that ahe could not be inovcd, we how
we could not live in the trough of that
fearful ace. and the only hope left on
wan to’run out the anchor and bring
her head up to the sea and let her ride
out the gale.
the danger of attempting to do that in.
the face oi a hurricane. and when Cap.
lain Gillies decided to do it. he ordered
the laehln- of the beats out and told
the men they wereiiorced to take one
lent chance for their lives. Al the word
the anchor dropped from the bow. and
the chain began to pay out. but the sea
wan too heavy. and ioeteed oi the an-
chor catching with a ilrm grip and
bringing the abip’e head up to the atom
with e Jeri: It went too slow. and cite
initially tumbled into the trough of the
acne. which brohe ever her in tomb".
in an instant nhe wan an heipiena on a
log. and nhe wan loaned hero and there
and telling every wave aboard. From
port to nlnrlmilrd the areal mountaina
oi foaming water mured. rolling into
the hold and adding in the quantity ul-
ready weighting her down. The load
wan too much. and after a moment.
when we all felt that We were loot. the
net. heeled over to nterbonrd and went
down. aiern ilrni.
“What become at my main 1
linear. l muelnber that the
been loonened and that entire at i.
were may to take to them it the vent
eel went under. but on boat redid haw
lived for a minute in that terrible inn.
and it any of thorium net mile boaie
ml“. i tree a mp y to nwatri an noon
“a... m“ and olalma m an the tint wave struck them.
"maybe they didn't leave the able at
all. iweeoeariheenermed when the
uneartheveeneib-nenloaennder
the riddled and went up an
cool . tier
to the ate’amnhip the
come it. gum in
m
hound for Chloe"
all right until we
lt lrepi
We
She was already laboring.
Every seamen realised
be!
In.
don't
a till!
”it
iiinag in a lean.
erteemnder
erratum
out it)
ill
“1*
he.
ate
“am We Ill,-
they made a
A GLEVEK SWINDLE‘R.
Yale and In Arrested.
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murder cane. who i
Norrlntown. Pm. line _
lite was a mideot here for more than
a year and wee employed in the nhirt
factory of ltotiiiiohlld & Co. Ibo wee
popular an Laura tteniinen. Min board.
at! at hire. more boardi
loath Broad aunt. and he
here do not believe aha in
with the murder of hire. Rainer. all
where life there wan an maul-anon
ie at time. and that the wee lot
with Ur. Kateri- in the tenant. that
would come from the in
communicated with none
cleten here lion her errant iii-llrleiel.
whmehewanhidiegroreceied‘nre;
W
m ’neeem It'l-
"' ‘ we“
ore
i a
l! ; ,
to
ill b
room
a
re. Veiled wanna-e identity.
Minn. Nov. I.-«'l‘lie identity oi the
veiled woman. De Kalb. in the Rainer
a now loclied up in
been catablialilid.
Ibo
mm at "e .emm
one nette- insertion-
oilliemanil‘
din-at»!
name well
m
M'-
ereay. IORWAIJR. ~
' ‘ The
bed er andwetoh—
ed the men on net rail waiting to give
Ila a lift when they could. Oil the third
trip around nhar‘an right alongside our
» wooden-beware past a-doaen
men reached been. i don't know who
gottlie mate. but her. Smith. the an-
almuntltoldofme.audhe dragged
me tram the um and over the rail of
All instant later we had
panned! iiiileettcltonwhichland
the date had been hanging for alth
a day. aitheth' it seemed a week."
'l‘beaecond mate. Louis La Force. told
a harrowing allot“! to the crew oi the
Ileripoaa. Ronald that in the rush of
the loan from thehold. one of them. a
watchin‘an. was trampled to death. The
crew who frantic to get out of the
place. Six or eight. he said. most hilVe
been drowned like rats In the hold.
They were not warned of the clotting of
the boat. The first long dip of the stern
was the tire: intimation they had that
the dual danger was at hand, and then
‘runh to get on deck.
The hatchwav wan too email to let them
through together. and the reault was
that one oi them win trampled to death
and ne’veral were Mi to drown.
Ale‘aandor Gillian. the captain of the
ill fated ateamer. was one of the moat
widely known of the lake acumen. lie
wen u yearn old and knew the lake
watara like a book. His brother. Don-
ald Gillian. in captain of the steamer
Karlene
Nelnon Blilnner. ilrnt assistant en-
gineer. lived at Auburn. He had been
an engineer on the Rome. Watertown
and Ogdennburg road and the Lehigh
Valley road. but left the aervire laei
Auguat. llisllreirian. whoae name wan
Richardn. lived at Ogdenaburg and wan
the non of Captain Richards of the lug
“emu Wilson, which plien on Lake
Anna-n the late a! Law student at
New Haven. Nov. 8.—-William Archi»
bald Thompnon. ostensibly a student in
the Yale law achool. in under nrrcst at
the Central elation charged with em-
beaaleineni. but. according to advices
received from Duncanoon. Po... it in
thought by the oilicera that the prisoner
in a clever'awindlor. ‘
Thompeon wan arrested by Detective
Ichrath an the raeult of a shady irons»
action which he had with Arthur J.
Haney. a junior in the law Bi‘hilill, from
whom he toolt a ring. agreeing to eel!
it for $40. After several days‘ iii-lay
Thompson. when prcnaed for the ring or
the money. admitted he had disposed of
the ring to another student and npent
the money. He imcame wry much on»
cited when notified of bin orrent.
The detccilven were at once nunplcloua
that lie wan not a law student. and
their aunplcionn were confirmed when
they investigator! hie brief career in thin
city. He has been ntoppiug here lean
than a week and occupied a coil of
rennin in Wanner ball. which he iilted
up meat iavinhiy and it in raid were
the moat handaomely furnished in
building. though he obtained all
furnishings on credit.
drenaed vary faahiorlabiy.
of inquiry were at once cont
acvernl places which the oilicera
believed Thompeon had vialteti. and the
Jeni! tram Duncannon. Pn.. aaid:
"lien in homumlneie trend and clever
nwindlor. Wanted hm. Hold him and
will at our-c forward papere." ,
it in rain Thoma-0n has a wire and
child residing at is Second place. Brook.
lg: no. NORWALK.
He llkowlac
firm": imlelor ‘
nanotueted
mtown
c mom» 7‘
(
- Mi .
x»
“ ; aging entertainment
“é‘.
{I . rfibeboaenoi manufacturer-q sampler.
will throw the entire lot on the
your choice for
tension tablet, salt and
white enameled easele.
We cont'nue to sell the wonderful '
GRAPHOPHDIE
Our stocks of line lamps and oil heaters are. by far.
twin citice Our variety necessarily greater and the pri
RINOVINI.
Houaecleaning in not to be dreaded since the dincov
cry
We will retrieve grease or dirt stains and otherwise d
Francis
86 Washington St.
UNDERWEAR
FOR
Gents. Ladies and Children.»
Large Variety! »
’ A. DIGKERMAN
84 WASHINGTON STREET.
_ A»- 9... NORWALK.
oaoan . aux
m” m ‘ M’ run reornnnaes
. livery and
Salon stables!
driveielnlimuen
m , i
immaculate». Will leave Plei- as. I. I"
‘ . ‘ M. . A .E ‘ ‘
..$,-=#'!”_Jlflmemma m! ..
, I , controlling sonneoiihe nectar
made in thin country. Twenty-tear envelopes and twentyiour the
paper packed in Amateur plush. celluloid not 'paooboud boa
bargain tables. this week, and
the new bargains in our iurnltere department are not and cherry genie
. ‘ medicine cabinets. lien .
eenehea. heal: cases and recite and fancy easy chairs and renters. f I
complete, ior
larger than the combined stool
cc: positively lower.
emonemte on Gal’Df'IS and rugs F"
& Co,
The Clothiers.
Popular Prl
OLD AND I‘LIAILI
Daily Direct Freight
ant-wear:
,cilv or NORWALK. tint; ’ w
icicle! “ **
melded“ lit llII err Leavellorwallt. 3 p. inlecnth
. ‘ aura-tulle m . "mere!
i0
$7.00.
New'recoi'da eve
of this wonderful carpet
fl
d: SON.
CONNIGT‘
"Beneath tireel. New Y
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