onetime to ORDER! The health oilicer‘s action is com- needed in many quarters. but con~ demaedleothers. Thereseemstobe s sstheshle reaction gains! It. so far as the restriction upon school attend- ance of Ir. ilawxhurst's contaminated milk customers' olsprlng is concerned. Iany say that one of two things should he done immediately: wheels known to have been espossd to infection should be closed absolutely. or all the scholars whose homes are set quarantined should be permitted testbed. as termsrly. assess some allies in this View utthsmstteroi-aechool with the principal solemnly absent. the teach- ers giving espressloa to dissatisfac- tion with legal orders. however net- srsl that dissatisfactiss may he: class- es irregular and undisciplined. and scholars critical and left largely to their own devices. is not a pretty sight nor conducive to that respect for law endordsr which isgoodtoseeins as in a community. it is to he hoped these conditions are merely a very temporary meheskllt. shit that those in authority will soon devise a store sslutuy arrangement. A WILL HANAOID MEN. The clothing evade hy the Week Brothers is made will tilts to be well dressed. up A§£ gt 8 Es , m -‘§riE _ in rqsrd to the selling supplies. the ‘ who gave the Hour such informa- tion was mistaken. i have never sold supplies. either dlrectlyor indirectly.” ailing is entirely out of my line of en- gineering work which I inflow; nor have i any connection with any con— oer-n engsgsd in such ,husiness; but i will say this: Shortly after our city pleat was started. 1 bad myself listed asspurchssingsgent. sothat our com» mission could buy all supplies at net rates. and have never accepted one cent of commission therefrom. as our bills will show. and never will so long as I hold the position of a trusted pub- lic 'oillcisl. Respectfully. ALBERT ll. WINCHESTER. to save loss museum. tones People or Not-wok io'rornuh ' Cuticle for Skin Grafting. itlsssidthatsseoreormoreofthe ‘kfisds of Jennie Kinsells. the young _ 1. who was so horribly mutilated by ' f Vitriul thrown by Owen Kurphy ' 'fl.aretohavesuoppor~ 7 ‘ tome tilde devotion to her. Mmmummmmouo ‘35.”. The acid fell on both . the entire. right side of her and at her boson. and the skin will nevermw over these large sum rupees usi- live. healthy patches are We is decision was "ported in Bubble lilil. nearly every, resident promptly announced a willingness to «tribute bits of cuticle. ' John O’Donnell, who was to have married Jennie soon. and who has not left her side for more than ten minutes at a time since she was Injured. do. cisred that if the doctors should de- cide that an iniuslon of his blood would do Jennie any good they were welcome to it. Every girl in the taetory pushed forward. anxious to be selected as one of the first to give real aid to the favorite. The physicians have not de- cided upon the asset hour for the op- eration. but it will probably be st~ tempted on Friday. AIRMTID FOR PBAU D. A llsn Who Vietistlsed Norwsllt Peo- ple Comes to Grief is Bing illug. E. ii. nodules. who several weeks W worked a number of 80th Nor» walk people into tskilu subscriptions for ilutterick's periodicals. at a rate cheaper than the newsdeslers could piurchase them. has been arrested in hing Bing. N. Y.. charged with fraud. ills risht penis is said to he Albert J. ileed. and his home is is Yonkers. its also traveled native the oasis of James A. lieed. llsisnyesrsotsge. The ilutterielt rompsny had eleven a re ward for his arrest and conviction. W use. l’l‘IFilnN iii)" DIAD. lire. filler iioyt. widow of captain iltsphsn Hoyt. of New (leases. died Tuesday nilht. at the home at her son. James hurt at "The Nurseries." iii the ninetydnurth year of her ego. lire. Hoyt entered unusually sued health WM Willi. ill WWI” soreness it. lies Katherine daughter lie. see live. lewrsaes ileveesgh. Orteeest Torres. see lee-nit i.. m of Philelelfila. will its mere rise is It. Joseph‘s chews. was» “r. the the test. at I s. s. his so ‘im ' E E lie. mommy. ' um AM for room... '* Ir. machine in m4 ledge ottoman \suoro as our Anour' his» M be 'cmssflivss'esiblsssueehs m ‘mrsflresterdnssstlhnlsr meson-assess thelsisseeiadssh. , A woman who gsvsher name as llary A. Dudley. arrived in Norwslk a few days ago and celled at s broker's olive. where. u i. said. one room . wheat on a margin. investing m in the transaction and giving a check in - payment Thecheck wasrorasoise- what greater amount than her invest- ment celled for. scoot-din to the best interaction obtainable. but as she was supposed to be all right. the check was accepted and she was paid the balance in cash. After her transaction in Not-walk. the woman. according to the liorning Telegram. went to Brlduport. where. it is said. she entered a broker's once and made an investment Here she also paid with a check and succeeded in obtaining $50 in good money as a balance to her credit between the amount of the deal and the check. After operating there the woman went to New Haven. where she st- templed to close soother deal on msr~ gin. but by this time it had been teamed that her checks were volueless and the New Haven operators had been warned to be on the lookout for her. consequently she met with no success in the Elm city, Who the hrohers are that were vic- timissd. cannot be positively learned. When approached by a Sentinel re~ perisradsyortw mlhlohme. ones in italic; essie mm at Rerwslk. and who. so far as known. is the only person on- gsged in that line of business in town. denied any knowledge of the woman. But the denial was not strange. for the broker had the best of reasons for keeping the siislr quiet. But in some way the story leaked out. A New Haven dispatch says: "Word‘ was received in the brokers‘ oilices in this city this afternoon to be on the lookout for a lady swindler who had "work " oiilces st Norwaik and Bridgeport. but the expected female caller failed to appear in. this city. Althouh informatics is meager. It is known that the Norwslk oilice was swindled out of 812.50 by the woman buying wheel on margins to the or tent at I“. and presenting a check for 873.50. drawn on a Yonkers. N. Y.. bank. The check was cashed and the woman received ”2.50. She then went to Bridgeport and it was learned that the ones there was out shout ”.50. The woman gives the name of Itsry Dudley." HUN. 1. ll. LIGHTS imilill. lion. .l. H. Light is to deliver his lot:- ture. "The Women oi Shakespeare." at the Congregational church in libelton. on Friday evening. lir. Light gave this lecture at the symposium. last summer. and those who heard it that have been anxious to hear it once more and they recommend all others to eru- hrsce this opportunity. Ir. Light has spoken have several times on dilerent sublects and is a very popular speaker. ~Ausosis lentinei. iiw'l' NAOllllllil liAlnlD. Superintendent Birmingham. of the Bridgeport police depsnment. with Detectives Arnold and times and other police ulcers. made a raid upon the “nickel-in-tbe-siot” Milli" de- vices that were located is the his sea icons and hotels of that city. with the result that nine were mnhscatsd and Idde .3. Herding. who was manager of the machines. was placed under no rest. Aware ”All? Ollie“. The Always ltssily circle of lung's Dsll’hisrs. of the Norwsik liethudlst church. held their regular nestles with lire. iissry (inseam. sf Essie street. yesterday slum. Thirtses numbers were wisest. The seat nest» tee will he held with lire. David Nash. berhsisy street. smell)! iii Iliiltlmit‘l'. ..... "v...“ "m so many yssrs is s'gisy . - lydilo..etilridgssert.eshertesdu. wss museum Iyths sent is the kitchen at his home; it ‘Issrisw are» use. Neilwsswsilhmdeisgn miter st iter- lisp-s9 “LII! m seam. The Woman's “a Uerps of Doug- Iss Fowler post has a cobweb social last night. in WMy Hall, Wash- ington street. About forty people at- tended. and s “will” is reported. Each one who unraveled the .web re- ceived a nice Prion. During the even- ing there were _ 3 by Ilse lla- W Knapp. llrs. Mule. , Joyce. Fred- erich Arnold mes Knitting. lir. Arnoldslso sang. wnncxnn run WAGON. Dr. Bean's no... on: the Best of tits Olen. Boy. Clarence Stale". an once boy em— ployed by Dr. W. D. Bean. of West avenue, was drivi a horse owned by Liverymsn V. A. .. . this noon, when the animal. which is of s most gentle dispofltlon. lei Mood his con~ irol and stem down South lain street. Near the railroad bridge the boy was throwsent. ills knes'wss cut and a head lead. Near Ford with s pole and .was‘wrseled. The horse had s cut on one ofits hind legs. -——— mus: m wnsrvonr. A Blane of Mysterious Origgfn i'susee Damage to a Paper Company. Shortly after 9 o'clock last night a tire was discovered in the stwk house of the Westmrt Paper «impuny. An alarm was given. and the firemen rt» sponded promptly. but not until the entire upper part of the building had been burned out. How the firs originated is not ltnown. other than that it started in a pile of hemp. There had been no work in the factory. for a woolt past. and no watchman was in chsrge. The extent of thr- damage caused by the tire is not known. but nearly all the stock was damaged. Over loo tons of binder's board was timil’tlyt'tl. The building and stock were insured and the loss will be small. W WEATHER. NOTF‘J. e s u, or n cos won and is centre] this morning over lake Huron. The bbsronit-trr is relatively hisb throughout the south and west. Rain is telling throughout the intro valley and cloudy weather prevails in the New England and North Atlantic states; elsewhere it is fair. it is (1)910? in New England and slightly warmer elsewhere. For htis mind the conditions favor rain touisht and l-‘rldsy; clearing by Friday evening; warmer tonight; with er Friday: increasing southwest winds probably incoming high Friday morn- ing. au. m MflAI‘I. A few days ego. during the worlr of excavating. which is in m on dull island tor the soverntssnt forth heatinas. the wot-listen came upon the shsletos oi a man. Further search failed to revssl the slightest evidence of it ends or soy article which might lead to any identification of the re- mains. Wiles captain Field. of Little (lull island light. made a visit to the lsissd. the Indies of the skeletons wss ulsted to liter. The captain is well the history of the spot. and the skeleton was eadoehtsdv Mes of use of the three lieu» who were lulled as board of toll. when the vessel was sesame is s Ight at has itsrhor. After if“, run of no. o... Ad . v ionrnedes Acctentti the - ”film of Juror Lined. ‘ Court Room .Crowded This lion- ieg to liter n dilatation of lire. Neck’s‘l‘eetlmony. ' mo comers ms PLEA leddmlhnLtlelillsdthsOsehier ofthslomsrswerthl'stiessilsnh at Dover-0thes Albumen Dispatches. (By Associated my long island City. L 1.. Nov. it." The trial oi hisrtin Thorn. which has occupied the attention oi the public generally and the criminal branch of . the Supreme Courtoi long island city in psrtlcuisr for the last three days. may be discontinued for an indefinite time owing to the illness of Juror No. 6. llsngus Larson. The trial was adjourned early last evening until 9:30 o'clock this morn— ing on account of Larson's illness. At the time of adjournment the doctors who examined the Juror thought that he was sullering tom only s slight stomach trouble and would be able to attend court this morning. ' ' After Larsen with the other Jurors arrived at the Garden City hotel last night it was discovered that llrJearsen was sillicted with appendicitis and his condition was serious. At half past nine o'clock the court was crowded with several hundred men and women who expected to hear liar- tln Thorn refute the testimony which lire. Neck gave so dramatically yes- terday. but they were disappointed. Judge Smith opened court a few min- utes later and District Attorney Youngs informed him oi the serious condition of Juror Larsen. A doctor who bad Just arrived from the sick man’s bedside ssldit’would be impossible for ween to attend today but probably he could attend tomormw With the consent of the lawyers on both sides. Judge Smith adjourned the court. until tomorrow. After court adjourned Mr. Howe and Air. Moss had a brief talk with their client. Thorn. before he was taken back to his cell. Mr. Howe outlined his proposed plan of defense which he has been compelled to adopt owing to the confession of hire. Neck. "Thorn will talte hte'stsnd to-mor- row." said he. "lio will testified bist the murder was conceived and plotted and planned by hire. Neck. We shall prove that she wanted to get rid of (iuldcnsupp in enter that Thorn might take his place. Thorn will state that when he got into the cottage at Wood- side on June to he found that lire. Neck had shot (luldonsuppe and that it was she who said "i have killed him." in other words. Thorn is going to tell the whole truth shout itwsbsoiutely the whole truth." said Mr. Howe. with a very dramatic gesture. it has been agreed that if iarsen Is not suncientiy recovered by tomorrow to attend to his duties. the people will ask for en sdlournment oi the case untlis liondsy. Then. if he is not suf- ficiently recovered. the district slaw ney will ask that the present jury be discharged and a new panel drawn for the selection of a jury. Jiror Isl-sen is in a critical condi- tion. and a consultation of physicians will be held this afternoon. There made a statement to his coun- sel on his way to his cell. lie said that Airs. Nsck’s confession was a tissue of lies from beginning to end."Wheu i so on the stand i will tell the whole truth without reserve. liy love for the we» than has ruined me. but that love is now gone. and i will tell what she is and what she did. also mimmliied murder. Nobody knows better than she that she tired the total shot." WW FEM!!!) Wi‘i‘i‘illl l'l‘AND. The case easiest George brows. so rested in Stamford. charged with an attempted assault apes "lites Hall." was celled. tier right items is der- trade iisil Garvey. When rsporiisg hernsrssiothepoiieeshegsvehsr middle haste. When enrolled by lir. Garter and tolerated that her pest night he brought into question. she was not desirous oi the clever. brown. with had here unshis to more a loads.» and bed re» instead is the loch p elm his arrest, wss later relesssd. My“... ' bill? It? iltlY'r‘ti 'l‘iiflA'l‘lifl. Dissy and his lies will he at iioyt's Theatre tonight is s grand carnival of awe. ‘l‘liis promises to eclipse sli stutter moments. www.mm ss- mfl _ , _ mount- is ‘ Prat. Weed .lJisrry tire-rim convention. have promised to one order thus far hollowed. There will be spraiteserviosdollowsd hysshort sermon, after which there will he op- portunity given for personal must and testimony. ' ‘ The singing will be led by a chorus. now being formed. Those who have promised toning are requested to come a quarter of an hour before the time for the even service. to organise. Anyoifltose' , ‘withflr.0ms- lay and Prof. is the conven- tion are invited to sing in the chorus tonight. so far as thsycsn do without ,7 neglecting their own church duties. “Bonn of the Master" will be used. Those owning copies are requested to bring them to the evening service. GOLDEN WEDDING BILLS. lir. and lire. W. F. German. oi “The (Hoof Married Fifty Years Fifty years of wedded happiness in the lives of llr. and lire. William 1". (Bertram have just culminated. The event was duly celebrated by a large gathering of friends and relatives at their home in “The Glen." st'liedding. Despite the fact that the weather was stormy. there were no clouds in-- side of the hospitable Gorbam man- sion to roar the pleasure of the jovial host and hostess or those who had es~ sembied to pay their homage. The house was prettily demented with laur- el and evergreens and was a most in- viting place to enjoy the pleasures in; cident to a gathering of this nature. Mr. and Mrs. Gorbals gave every- body a hearty welcome. they led the way to the spacious dining too-wimp a royal feast had been arsed. Rev. Mr. Luther. pastor of the Omega- tionsl church of that plans. asksd the blessing and then all hands tell to the task of satisfying the wants of the in- ner man. There was much msrriseent around the festive heard and the lie lies and loans that passed across the table were throughly appreciated. The mister showed that there were one hundredguests present from Dan- bury. Philadelphia. New York. The Norwalhs and other vicinity towns. Among the guests were some whowere present at the wedding of ltr. and Ira. (lorhsru. tiny years ago. Mr. and hire. Gotham received many handwme gifts including a large num- ber of gold pieces. it was late in the evening before the guests departed. all wishing the aged couple longiife.heslth and happiness. TOBEY WAS DINHAIIGID. inch of Evidence in the Clam Stealing Cssomiiesrlng Arguments. The taking of evidence in the case of Edwsrd Ayres. charged with the theft of clams from Addison ii. Merrill. was completed yesterday afternoon. before Judge Fruit. in the Town Court of Norwsilt. The case was motioned un- til llzit o'clock today. to allow the attorneys to make their arguments. Frederick Tobey. who was arrested. charged with complicity in the nieces. was discharged yesterday sitsrnoon for lack of evidence. thll’EC’l‘lbD BY GENERAL 930312 General Frost inspected the live mil- itary companies. ileld. stad. bend and Hospital corps of the Wet regiment. of Hartford. last night; also Ive miii~ tary companies. the divisions of the Naval itessrves. First final section. and First machine sue union. at the annusl muster and W. New diiisrent orgasisstiuns. ilrigsdisr ed- iiiinnt Colonel ilesch. Brigade inspec‘ tor Hallo Wade. Brigade digest Ollcer llslor tliddings. Brigade Commissary lislor Cmfut. and Blinds" Aidedev itssip Captain miller. iooit the dlfhuw out organisations. company it had every member protest. The galleries oi the Armory and one side of the item were oiled with visitors. a sun» her of former military Moors being present. WW ’l'iiiil‘h one ”Willi“! ‘l‘he Iivsslsg butts» fully endorses the following flute the llridgspert lornlsgv ‘ union: “The house-m chronicle invites miles stroller. least is the state. eedit sisstbesdlsltiedthstitseisis toprlstssseilvelrstsssewstheasny paper of its hind is dosaeeticnt is well isstlled. Nileid people shot“ iehs pride in the reflection that they luvs shelter newspaper than my teens off sresiersiss. 'l'iieilhrosisislss model M it there is With! ssstssss. see evidence at intelligent use» Wt in every We" enclose charge or the siesiu these» L, one ear of the curt-use new vioeswillhevsrisdsemewhstiromths ‘- hers of the brigade staff mustered the _ muss melee aresgen forths‘ the market for the V and see them. FOR SALE—Ii you “at! try the H. b 3.. every; forged. So. Norwelh So. llain street. FOR SALE—Two and ing. Root Goad]. “ also Stewart's W ply with canvas . walk Hair. 00.. ll unwillhsys avenue; Isms ”3 W" Mullen: list “a ' ' Woodward avenue: rooms. No. ‘i W A . cold water: but M. *3: 10 Union street. In A. . . 'm RENT—emu sin 7 Block. east end . South Norwalk. '1'. ‘ , agent. « “ ~ 1‘0 LET—From New.” rooms. ilrst floor: all . fl , rent low. 44 Spring ,5 ' Will. W. beater. m t .;‘ Knapp Co. ' w. 1‘0 LET-fine fouwm ; ; second iloor rear. 00 street: one four-m third floor rear. hi street. rent its: one “i. ’ over Schults's alarm f nuc. rent Ill. Apply-fist, Old Well Clear 00.. It. street. ' To LET-One stores... Burritt avenue; also all 23 Quintard avenue. Mr F. Clark. 18 " LGO‘V. war—um oishthstwsssm sud lsmhwood’s Hath-d goiibrirunted glassss. be rewarded by team sentinel llraneh M street. Norwslit. turnouts ”Wm would rescues. . 'i ., will-I'm more. The , direction of NW
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