St. John is much ini-
is recovering
“NW“-
Willi!- W visited ltiss
mil-Tm” r. Tm
isles
oresndehildren.
visitfiprs H. l. Whitte-
Hindlai
”moiimmo.
like”
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ufi’fi
tidiei minus}.i
mum.
Elia Bates
York, to
"Mill
as for the
waiter "'1‘"me
L 0
.byespresru'l‘ussda
Smith has entertalll
lansfield emusician all
th sore-iii.
' 3.9! it») York.
T'W‘Quc. m" as.
. an"
7‘ to iehenyrn‘e the carols for Christ—
W
' Nelson and son Prank
to their Brooklyn home lion-
a pleasant visit with In. J.
agree llapaugh a “til
we: mirror Bridgegrt hav:
linen visiting lira. Hillspaugh's par-
‘ eats.thi.sw week. .
J.l‘lsmming, in. has re-
pohltion in the Barton Drum
as his studies prevented him
. ’ from attending practices.
The Norwnlk Tramway Company is
flammm raiding the grade
preparing gener-
‘iIe wind ”storm Tuesday morning.
blew the skylight oh the residence of
m St. John. in lain street. and
landed it a hundred feet or so from the
house. close to the barn.
Arthur Whitney has completed a
Inely executed specimen of wood-
carving; an ornamental clock in which
are five different kinds of wood. The
only implement uud was s penknlie.
Among the Darlen‘ residents who
were hypnotised by C. W. Baldy at his
demonstration at the Town Hall. last
week. were Will Ogden. Gifiord
Waterbury. Chester and Willie Finch
and Will Dance. .
Charles Hoytm and Ira. N. E. Gleason
have pesto NewCaasan. where they
reninin during the next three
. with k Gleason and fam-
ily. They wi begrestly missed in so-
cial and church cirle
. . Bailey. of the Columbia
Hotel. at Men. has reported to the
Stamford police the disappearance of
a’hmhket which was either lost or sto-
her wagon in Pacific street
while driving Tuesday after-
was.
‘2 Thomas P. town and his family are
lea their summer home on Collea-
hr's this week. and return to
New York city. tor the wists. Mr.
Brown has occupied Roch outage. for
several summers past, and intends to
rflhrn in the spring.
Ira. William
b
Hwfld “huh”.
“mammary-assumes"
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"f mm
1w, Arnie-enlists
use. ‘lioepitel. . New York,
Ihhwillm
' my; on
solved the guente in a hem-”finer.
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Ida-selemlswetsmcaessvem.
11¢
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lira. ii. it. ain't. visiting friends in
Westport.
lire. Dwight Hewitt. of Stonington.
”'13. guest Of llhl' MI". D. 14. com.
A is number of Weston Orangers
the Pomona meeting in
Bridgeport. on Wednesday.
We.
The marriage of Eli‘s Elisabeth Jes-
ales. youngest daughter of the late
liadisori Wakema‘n'. hhd Francis Perry
“orthouse took place at 5 p. m. on
Tuesday.) s new home of the young
couple in' lace. the ceremony be-
ad the Rev. Alexander
Hamilton. W bride was attired in
beau tal .W gown of white mouso
a sole". W white silk. with el-
trimmings?
%i% oaor. lites Iinnie
ii. “of New York; were pink chif-
fun over pinkslik. gmmwst
fiat” byflsroldm W best
rate
hit
"Miriam” least ”was room
by”. the large number oi guests present,
hlleaoit. music was rendered upon
the piano and violin. A large number
ammo" .... r
Y
glofiihmn. Norwsllt so? Greenbeld
were present.s sill uniting in 'whh-
ing the you couple a. most
married life. as will go i
ty, housekeeping. The groom's”.-
tothe best man was a handsome
match-safe, while the bride pres-
flied the maid of honor with s beautl~
a. gold-trimmed pocketvbook. The
do was given away by her brother
’e I. Wmmn. i
maesrows.
lira. R. 0. Bennett is quite sick.
lire. Fred Foster and hire. Edith
Foster visited Dsnbury Monday.
, John Eckert. who is giving iueons
9n the violin. has a chasm eleven.
' The wiuddws in w. A. Williams'
accept; Jewelry store are well worth looking at
The Social Circle oi the Met lat
Church. will meet at
J. W. Ferris' s Thursday.
lira. Herbeit Bennett received a tel-
egram from New Tork city that her
uncle was dead. Hrs. Bennett left for
'the city Monday evening.
In Cars Constipation wesevest
15'. M
it c o. o. mismn‘m
_ roionsslrm.
Ihsriegeef'aterlerlsmatCmnrcti-
, aimleme.
Water is scarce at the Soldiers'
Home at Norotou and Superintendent
Coe gave orders” yesterday that until
further notice none oi the veterans
must take a bath.
There are 600 veterans in the institu-
tion and one of the compulsory rules
there is that a bath must be taken at
least once a week. Those who object-
ed to this rule are now happy. An
arteslan well is the source of supply
there and this is .now getting low. At
the last session of the Legislature an
appropriation of 8500 was made to sink
:nother well. but this hasnnot been
one. ,
Many of the veterans have just re-
ceived their quarterly pensions and
have gone away, they say. until they
can have all the water they want.
lthElt OYSTER BEDS.
Essex. December li—Reporte ‘home
from lower Lyme and hei'eslioutgv that
never has there been such a large crop
of big oysters and the same is true up
the river. They appear to cover every
rock and in the creeks they are found
in solid masses. in past years people
could gather about two bushels at the
mouth in the action t by working
two hours. Hun s of bushels hAve
been obtained this as far up an
East Haddam. it supposed that
these oysters were blown into the river
by heavy gales.
A LIFE AND DEATH FlGHTAi
Mr. W. A. Hines, oi Ianchester. 1a.,
writing of his almost miraculous es-
pefrom death. says: “Es re af-
ter p.messles induced serious ung trou-
ble. which ended in consumption.
had frequent hemorrhages and cough-
ed night and day. All my doctors said
i must soon die. Then i began to use
Dr. King‘ a Discovery for Consumption.
which completely cured me i would
not be without it even if it’cost ssoo
shuttle. Hundredehaueusediton
”“ ......~ce=
s
..,,
“ Mifilh “till dariigi
needlework is as perfect as m
The combining of to
possible.
“Eiéry pillow is filled with
down of to nor quality soft.
mam but rm: . ' ~
Worth seven to fifteen dol-
Iars: selling at
8.4-5! , $5.59 “5.
Third fioor, take elevator.
Spring weather now: fui'
weather soon.
For $30 to $50 one may
buy a jacket of Electric seal
or Near seal. made and finish-
ed in exactly the same fashion
as the London-dyed Alaska
sealskin coats. The Only ‘dif—
ference is in material: the
Electric seals and Near seals
are made Of coney pelts.
A rich jacket of velour is
trimmed. in the all-over style
with jet and braid. It has
double-breasted dip front and
high storm collar. is ' lined
with satin rhadame and finish-
ed with inlaid pockets. Price
$14.95.
For $5 a good-looking warm
jacket of a soft rough-faced
black fabric, very durable. It
is made with double-breasted
dip front, stitched seams. satin
rliadamc lining and black bone
buttons. As big a $5 worth
as we ever have given.
Second floor.
' Silverware of guaranteed
qualilv is still being sold at
special prices. This is a glow-
ing chanc'e to procure a hand-
some. durable and graceful
r"Christmas present. Prices
ioWer than ever before known
in town.
We made a blunder;- called
some of this ware inlaid. It
isn't. Instead it has two ex-
tra plates at the points most
exposed to wear. Plates means
plating; not inlaid.
Rogers Extra-Plated Ware
with two. extra plates at
curves of how] and handle.
Gravy Iadles 75c. 95c; gold-
lined SIJS.
Ovster ladies SI. 25.
Soup ladies SI. 05.
Berrv spoons ill and $l.;05
old-lined “.25. SI. 35. $l..60
3Cream ladies 50c; gold-
lined 80c.
Coffee spoons 00c and Sl.05
a set; gold-lined ”.50.
' ren's sets in four
”.35 and “.50.
‘lls '38 and 50c;
gold-lin and 10c.
Oysterf rks ".20 and 9.63
a set.
iFruit knives $l.l5 to $3 a
set.
Pie forks $2 per set.
Berry forks 9.50 per set:
with gold Howl. $2. 25.
l
' Basement.
Gloves for men and boys:
For m n:
Dent t1 glove for 81.85.
Iteyer’n worthy 81 glows.
Adler's. the best glove at 81..”
richer than it secmul at first. 1 ‘m
i" lic‘m“
lived in‘ Albany. N. Y.
s brakemsn in the em-
Medical-Examiner ll'rencii said. after
there were evidences of oil and grime
about hlepsrson that suggested it. but
the same would be applicable if the
man hadbeeo engaged as a brakeman.
hate you afternoon Coroner
Davis em a coroner's juiy of
six cl and alter deliberating
about an hour, they returned a verdict
oi lustlhsble homicide. The vprdlct
has accepted by the coroner and
he will not continue any further action
in the manor.
from the excitement occasioned by the
tragedy. and the wnmeople have set-
tled we to awal the possible positive
identl ion of the dead robber and to
hope that his three confederates will
he run down.
The savings bank during the night
was guarded by four men. Instead of
one. Early this morning the New York
detective who came h t night
left. and his arrival re
seemed to seal the lips of
ficlsls. The d tectivs before
viewed the bod oi the victim,
is not known whether he was able
recognise the features as those of any
cracksman with whom the agency is
familiar.
The dead body is still in the custody
of Undertaker LaPlace. edical Ex-
aminer French said this morning he
would probably issue a permit for hur-
lal today. and unless the body in claim-
ed or new proofs of identity are forth-
coming. the remains will be interred
at the town's expense.
Alba’ny. N. Y.. December li-The
lice here know P. E. King. the burg or
shot. by a night watchman at Deep
River. Conn. an a suspicious chanc-
ter. He is suspected of being one of
those who robbed a brewery in
sterdam. last fall He was at one
a hrskemnn on the Boston 1 Al
Railroad and stopped at the
Hotel here. Two woke ago he lei't
bauy. bidding his friend Thomas
i.ey a barkeeper. from whom he
rowed money. a- significant iarewe
saying. "1'" come {back richer or 1
won 't come back at all." He returned
the sum by money order a few days
ago. and it was Parley' s receipt for this
order that identified King.
aoussux 001' ASSET.
Scewledlhenalllthulentlsscdthe
hemeeilils'lfe.
New York". December li—Roland
Burnhnm Mollueun looked very angry
yesterday when his wife's name was
for the first time mentioned in the tee-
timony brought out in his trial for
murder. His brows contracted. and he
scowled at Robert S. Holt. Jr.. who was
on the witness stand. He did not re-
gain his normal composure until after
all reference to the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club gayetles lisd bed con-
cluded for a time and the court had
road for recess.
Assistant District Attorney John F'.
Iclntyre was cross-examined by Bar-
low 8. Weeks. Molineux's counsel.
about his relations with hire. Kather-
ine J. Adams, the murdered woman.
and her daughter. Mrs. Florence Rog-
ers. He said he had been attorney
for them and had drawn articles of
separation for lir. Rogers and her hus-
hsn d.
William J. Kinsley, expert in hand-
writing. continued to dissect the let-
ters introduced in evidenc He found
striking similarity betw the note
sent to l'. Setarns & 00.. of Detroit. by
the bogus H. Cornish. making inquir-
ies about Harpster. and a copy oi the
same words made by Molineux in his
presence. The attention of the jury
was specially directed to a letter writ-
ten by Molineux on the day following
lira. Adams' death. covered with blots
and erasures. giving every indication
of extreme nervousnem.
Assistant District Attorney Jam
W. Osborne. who In conducting
prosecution. has not yet finished w
his first expert. who was recalled
the witness stand when the trial wa
resumed this morning.
TRAIN-CRIER ['0 LEAVE.
New Haven. December li—Traln-
crler Claudius Harvey at the Consoli-
dated station, well known to thousands
of travelers. is to he succeeded in of-
Iee by William Powell. his amietant.
Hr. Harvey has no plans for the fu-
ture.
e
.—
WHA'l' irons CAN YOU ASK FOR?
A guarantee on the back oi each and
every genuine package of Nutt's Cough
Syrup Takeithscktoyourdeslerif
it falls to earn and demandyour
.Regnlar sire. 38 cents: three'mee
quantity, to cents,
myrecommcndationandallssyitnev-
er falls to cure Throat. Chest and A good quality unlined mocha glove
Lang Troubles.” Regular else see 'and at $1.“. .
81.00. Trial bottles free at l". H. has-
ter'e. South Norwaik. s't'l John A, For boys: .
m5. mull 5 ; wean: split! 0' mocha and Ill!
st
fim ' a" oofidum'ufiifloi wiil com for ... and ban :6
mun ‘11" m - 1
teen “gas i'rom' m. “be ml" “'10- "‘1".
would die sale-es costly h
«H m'oi'm?mt "vte. THE ”DWI-ND
thesurestPilecsreoalsrth.andthe
but Salve is the World. as cents a DRY Goons Co
has. 'lm-by I. H .Baater. South Nor.
walk. A. Ill-I. m. - Bndgcpori
The town has practically rccbvered ‘
. in self protection to notify the couduc-i
1.1" 2‘
. HERE lS MERRY MAKING NEWS. . . .
good, then call endure the Finest Holiday Display in the Norwalks. .
‘l'
“Ti is seam
!.
Slk.
Ila
,mm'renkumwuu.
Bows, Strings. Wind- .
eon, etc, in sgrentvav
riotyofcolorlngs. .
amen.
. With or without initials.
inc Sedan Hon Overcosts, silk
eilbrte have u made to deliver
. Cali sndsw our new store.
Modern, movement.
it.”
lined
Call earl an have souls laid aside for you.
“a My ”I“ . , Packed in single pairs. engraved freed!
“c and we per pair. Dress “I“. ”uh" W " ‘
Plush lined Underwear 0' 0° to M- ””"d‘"
01.80 per garment. "W “Ill!” '
niece rues Underwear "e, W and W- M 8"! Cent
50% 7901"“- Fur Driving tilevcs "
lssl llldtflvmr ' Overceels
In all qualities. m GIN“
M ll m Lined and Unlined. 8E“! .
Unequaled at the price. A very acceptable gift. Overceals MI" ‘
3.“
Husband, Have your wife call and be measured for a tailor-made Jackit. Y on could not plus
And in return, have your husband step in and t "qude for one of those sumptuous, soft, solidoom
00m“
DISIISSAL
ler Conductors Whe Fall is Baa-IncI
Csmmstatlsn Becks. i
conductors on the New York. .
en & Hartford Railroad hovel
ntion particularly called»
lng rule of the com-:
he
to th
Dall!’
“Conductors must insist that com-é
mutation tickets be shown on every'
trip. and on failure of commuter to
show ticket. full fare will be collectedl
for his passage."
crept in in the use of commutation tick-I
etc that the company has been obliged!
'0"
enforce this rule under penalty!
oi in ‘
nt dismissal.
NECTICUT PATENTS. ,
wing were Issued December
The9
12.189
List furnished from office of A. M. w
Wooster. solicitor of patents Bridge-
port. Conn:
Frank O. Fowler. Bridgeport, shav-
lng lather; Samuel A. North. Bridge-
port. die-holder: George M. Hubbard;
New Haven, belt buckle: Joseph 8.,
Sargent. New Haven. (two patents)
door holder and knob attachment; 2
Robert Id. Austin. Derby. culinary tic-
vice for frying or roasting meats:
Held & Poeh'nert. Reckville, loom tem-
ple: Michael B. Ryan. Danbury, de-.
tachable door hook: Warren H. Taylor. i
Stamford. bolt mechanism for safes: ;
Henry C. Voight New Britain knob
attachment; William A. Lorena. Hurt-l
ford (design). running frame for vc-l
bicle; Joseph R. Perry. South Norwaik.‘
heel plate; Joseph H. Chase. llerlden.
tempo indicator and governor for mus-i
lcal instruments: Manning Bowman A:
00., Heriden. (trade-mark). metal were
cooking utensils.
GLORIOUS NEWS
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile. of Wash-E
its. 1. T. He writes: "Four bottles
i
it is said that so many abuses have' '
of Electric Bitters hascnred Mrs. Brew-l
GLOVER’S
IS NEVER: ON
THE FACE OF
THOSE WHO
anr
Shoes
That
Fit.
THE PLACE.
er of scrofuln. which had caused heri
great suffering for years. Terrible‘
sores would break out on her head and.
face. and the best doctors could give'
no help; but her cure is complete andi
her health is excellent." This show
what thousands have proved—that El-i
ectrlc Bitters is the best blood purl-i
Mr known. It's the supreme remedy
for ecsems. tetter. salt rheum, ulcers.
boils and running sores. it stimulates.
liver. kidneys and bowels, expcls pol-
sons, helps digestion. builds up the
strength. Only o0 cents. Sold by F.
H. Baxter. South Norwalk; John A.
Rigdgs. Norwaik. druggists. Guaran-
tee
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT
ls envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Siohiach and Liver are out of order.
All such should know that Dr. King's
New Life Pills. the wonderful Stom-
ach and Liver Remedy. given a splen-
did appetite. sound digestion and a
regular bodily habit that insures per-
fect health and great energy. Only 25
cents. at P. H. Baxter's South Norwaik.
and John A. Riggs.’ Norwaik. ‘
SUIT AGAINST A CLERGYIAN.
New Hsven. December li—Judge
Bradstreet. of Waterbury. is presiding
in the Court of Common Pleas for the
second trial of the suit brought by
les E. leasing. of Westville, against
the Rev. 0. Raymond Howe. formerly
pastor of the Congregational Church.
in the village. line basing. it will
be remembered. instituted proceedings
over a year ago to compel the defen-
dant to support her child and the en-
passes incurred at the time of birth.
NEW SWlllllNG RECORD.
San Francisco. December le—ln the
swimming tournament of the Olympia
Club. last night. W. H. WWI-sun made
a new world's mead. making the 25-
yard dash in 12 8-5 seconds.
The art of self defence is inculcsted
early among some of the wilder tribes
of the Cannons. who instruct their
chIan as soon‘ns they can walk in
tbeuseofthedagger.
Do You Want
lluylcr’s
Baking Chocolate
at. 30c lb.?
Do You Want
Some
Fine White Meal ?
Do You Want
Mason’s 0i. Jars of
Home Made Pickles
at I5c qt?
SAMUEL
JR.
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1... 138-3.
We will gladly exchange goods after the Holidayh.
direct to your homes. You don't need to load yourself down with
for facilities for displaying goods than any store In Norwaik. Well
I. DAVIS 8v SON.
Tailors. Clothiers. Hatters and Furoishcrs,
Open every evening until 9 o ’clock. 80 lllilillfi'l’lll STREET. soul
«r
yet
It’s Not So fliir
To Please Baby. , ~' *
Any piece oi Jewelry,
something with aspar-
klc, you know. “film
his eye quickly and de-
lights. .
I . A Bracelet, Ring. Bib
E Holder. etc., will make
him or her so biopy.
Are You
to send any money to
your friends in the Old
Count P If so send it
' throng this my.
Rates are reasons a.
JACOB M. LAYTON.
s nanaoan men;
so. nonwanm
TRIP
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND VIR-
GINIA. '
is most attractive and refreshing.
0L1) POINT COMFORT.
NEWPORT NEWS.
I NORFOLK.
VIRGINIA BEACH.
AND
RICHMOND. VA”
Are delightful points to viii.
Express steamers Jenerssa. Hamilton.
Princess Anne and m
now in
Send for mm m
OLD DOMINION m 00..
Pl" ”I N: L ”Tm '0 ,-
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