,SON JARS. quarts or pints, 5§CENTS DO'Z.
the Celebrated “SUN” J AR, the best in the world.
quart AGATE PRESERVING KETTLES,
quart AGATE PRESERVING KETTLES.
“TIP TOP” JELLY GLASSES.
' BBERS for all styles and siz’e Jars.
..,
45 caNr‘s
59 cents.
One of the most useful and necessary articles' 1:: housekeeping ls
taco Curtain Frames.
have them in all styles and sizes, at incomparable prices.
_ E'vEruuos. FREE AND CAREFUL DELIVERY.
39 CENTS.
19 CENTS.
,GEN'T’S HALF HOSE, black, tan, grey and fancy,
:1 _ ‘_
"Hitcher: lines of FANCY HOSE, 50c. quality,
Eroken Lines of FANCY HOSE, 25c. quality,
all sizes, 10 CENTS.
:11: for “Thc‘Harvard” HALF HOSE, at 2 for 25 CENTS.
hildren’s FAST BLACK HOSE, fine rib oi' heavy
' rib, ' afar 25 CENTS.
iA'lJIES’ HOSE, wide top, rib top, white feet or
' split feet, light weight or heavy weight, fast
1 bla‘ck, at 25 CENTS.
’ NVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK OF FALL
UNDERWEAR.
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of Furniture ever vpmezité ‘11:}?an 99111110
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Norwéllés. Cur stoclt' hi. hi not. our saturation
Nigel Add" lié'tté’r arranged” W1} "" '
”$111.9!th trauma in‘ frills
0111' 3:6; argh :- ,H
in 9»... qllhntl :1 ML
pl'cifimmspofdiuglyzlow to $811 ”lurid
it? Of Mind 1111111111311. our mm communal
hula” than“ All“
ms:
.‘ in. Thenamas were quickly callad and
Whealor ordered that the request be
‘ . complied with. mail of the lurymcn
replied with the 11:11:16 wields as those
I ”mounted by tile ldrmsinan. The Jury
I :m tits last dose to occupy this man»
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Decision Reached Aft'er Dolltiera'tio'r: of
Forty Minnwnlabrueg.» HI-
. P'nrtner 1n‘dfllmC, to be 'l'rltd
. , in mnemflrw ,
"rm"
George (19111111110, the Emit Port Chos-
tor Italian, \vas found guilty, late yes~
teldhy afternoon, in tho criminal Su-
perior Cca'rt. ct murder in the soc‘an'd
deal-6,6,1 Itiling Jacob Larsen, in
Greenwich! st‘ Mliy Sentence wa‘s
deferred until this morning, when it
was to be learned what step, it any, At.
toraey (:1: doctor will talc: to uro~
ion 69 (arts; to have the man from
a ll 6 sentence.
When court opened yesterday morn.
lull. the defense put on its last wit~
nos 63 in an cifqrt to .ohow the 5ch
chai‘acter 0‘; the prisoner, and the
arguments were then begun. Attorney
Edwin 11.11.111.th With engaged to
assist in th pros cutlon, opened for
the suite. 6 ‘hl‘nc strong point
mm the alledéd :ll'a ‘o'ntio's in 11:12
stories laid by Colon: o and his" al-
legod confederilte. Putinllll‘l Calab‘rese
Attorney tarl route; followed with
the ltru'ument for the also 116:! ma‘ :‘He
dialinhn thtit‘ the 11:11:11: as justl able.
0).! (3011111111 o weld cbnv'ln'cé'd that his
friend: :1 life who‘ in dalngel‘ ahd did the
stabbing‘ to protect it Attorney Fos-
lcr introduced one surprise Col:i:lllio
had gone on the stand and contested
to us: liming. claiming that it will in
meters... of bin‘ friend's are. but his
counsel argued tin: though this adults
slbn had been :1: 11.11:. state w :16:
thereby {1-6611 from the responsibil :y of
proving that it Was true. It will be
icmelhbnre‘d that this prisoner said he
did tho stabbing With the indie found
on‘ his person, “and ifitré‘duc‘ed as an ex-
hibit in court and two physicians tes-
tilicd that the wound could not have
been made with 61ch a‘ knife
in closing his argument, Attorney
Foster appealed to the sympathy oi
the Jury for it nii'm" who was only 17,22
yours 61:1, hid brain in this countiy
only two years; and could not speak
the language
Assisthnt State’s Attorney Garter
followed with the closing argument
for thb prmrcllmtion and deprecated
ally 11mm: for sympathy. lie Said the
state did not 1:61: for it but int-rely
justice. He made much of tho tasti-
many of tho commas-.6111. had testi-
ilsll that be had heard Columbo threat-
«a: Larsm' a me. of tho confdsn‘lol: made
by Colunlbo 11: the Grconwlcb jail. and
or his allotted conversations with Cali:-
brcss at that time. He asked ior 11
verdict. of murder 11': tbr‘ first negro:
Judah doom W. wheeler began
his charge to the. jury shortly b‘ci‘orc
l unlock. and anchor at 11:30 He
lit-scribed minutely the different do»
creed of murder and the 1:61:61: to
Which cool: was d’pplilzilble more
«losing be charged the jury (in several
pollits Which the attorney for the do
the. charts.
The jury retired at 4:30.61111 tho p'é-
riod of. suspense began The accused
man has tbrbliitlicu't the 111111 lictcd as
it no Add little ides: of the proceedings,
but 11.1.11 Was 1: perceptible change in
his attitude yesterday. He smiled When
s‘oken to. but a’l't ‘1- the jury retired he
at with his lien on his 'hand and a
”9% ct dull egpcctaucy on his face.
and than no Would heave a. sigh
and 11:91: at 1:1 clack as it merely am:
ions that]: 1111161“ ti 6 won.“ come
Nut he 1:191:11 :‘1'p wit 1: 611111111: glance
Whfiyfilfl' 611111111111. 81:11. door o:
11:61 1.? room cameatsx oxactl‘y :10. and
11 tel ila't' did not in 6 his eyes from
‘6 (lines of the twely mc'n.
"l‘ller'c_ were not many spectators in
the court room when the jury tiled
thc Jurors rose. When Colombo was
told to ntand up, he did so with niac-
rity, but it was evldsnl that he knew
the critical moment. had, come Fore-
mall Lewis v.13. Hubbard, oi Shelton.
der to, the mood decree.” .
Attorney rm: immediately asked
that ‘llla Jury. be polled: and Judge
was then encased mt the term. altar
Judas Wheeler. mid extended to than:
the: thitikd' ot the courtl’
.lAttci-tley cm»: mated that as this
not: bl the court 1111: mm in: would
.: 11:11. -Mthy
‘11:: mom: be listened mums:
, blosc of court"
Wt that :11 Attorlln Fotter 11nd
ny motions to make. he do so It that:
'It 61166 nail“
amino, and 111::- teacher was treated.
cart then adjourned until 11) o'clock: I
in morntut‘. vim: after 11 11116! new , _
Im'i 1h «11161111116111 all“ die.
shortly
must: h‘ad sailed to have included in “
that: gave :11: verdict. “Guilty of mur~ ‘
1:11.: sltglj'}. flag I
Convooieot
turn. 1,“
irrh' Milli: there 11 no 11%
but (:1 catoryh auras; per: has” always“
been a neat scarcity. There are many
temodls’h‘w telldl’b'.‘ WWW low that
11.111.11.19.
[lo mold plastics #1111101“
tor thr push
it: an
alien to-
llcvo and the washer:
tiers and 1111111131.. in com hon 11130 1:16
vili‘y‘ little. ii 1.11, bottle~ dn‘ 2116‘ 111:1,
1111116166 1111:: wntgrido
tlou of solves, washes and powders to
the nose and thloat to cure catarrh
is no more reasonable than to rub the
bacl: to cum kidney disease. Cdtsrrn
is Just as much unload discuss as kid- I
ncy unable or rheumatism and it can-
not bc curcd by local treatment any
more: than they can
g”:Fl'lc't'ller in tlic’
To 6:16, natal-r1:
head tluoat or stomach an internal
treatmcut is nocessa to drive the ca
tarrhai poison out or tlié blood and? sys-
i'ln; and the new on {arrh‘ euro is do
signed on this plan :ind the remark-
able success of Stuart's 'Chtarrh Tab
1:. is is because being used internal, it
chives out catarrllai infection thro'u l:
action upon stomach liver 11 d bmves
leinrimrsan, 1:! St. 688011.“:
lntcsm an exporlcnm with caturrh which
in ct value to millions of catnrrh slit
icr'ers everywhere. He says: “i' 116:;
gradually extcnded to my throat and
bronchial tubes and dually even my
stomach slid um: bdcanlc' auectcd
but as i was able toll lute?“ up Add do 11
day’s work. i let it run until my
hearing began to fail me an 11:11:: rc-
nllaéd that I must act rid. of catar'rh
or 16116 lily position as l was clerk and
‘my Jl'éa'llltlg was absolutely necessary
"Some my triends recommended
on inhlilcr', another a catarrh salyo, but.
they were no good my 1; so, nor “as
anything c1116 until 1:61:1' or Stuart‘ :1
(liltnrrl: raisins and bought a pack-
agu at my drug store. They bencllttcd
mc flora tllEl start and 111’ loss than
four months i was completely cured
of catnrf‘h although I had sulfurcti
nearly all my life from 1:.
“Toby arc picasnllt to talus",l and so
much m'orc conve lent to not: ill nu oth-
cr cafal'rl: rallied :1: that l :66: i can
no: sav crinuzl: in in: or 01' Stuart‘s (‘n-
tni'rh ’l‘ablcls. "
A little book on cause nnd cure of
ratarrh will be, mallcd free by address-
ins F A. Stun“. Cm, Maruhnll Mich.
arid the inblcts arc sold by all drug-
"fats in the United States and Can
ad's
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:
, A low cholc‘c styles of Child»
. 1611's 2 picco Suits. loft over,
.I from our Spring stock. Will
malto excellent school suits, at
"at 25 per cent. reduction.
$5.00 Suits $317!».
$4. 00 Suits $3. (:0
$3. (10 6:11:11 $11. 35.
l l 3
Phg‘n‘q 133121
1 11111118111:
«in—n“
all he at or op toll.
11.111.11.11. up am“
' C'. 'L 1111161“:
The use or inhalers a 11 tile ’np'plicnl‘ ',
looted a‘ slight until catxrrh until it ’
. Democrats. .
‘ the nominations to be made in the Sec-
. 6nd District this evening.
1
David Torrance~ of Derby Now Chiet
‘ has served cohtlnuousl on the indict
' hits been promotdd in an mbclatc lus-
,5. ($11111:ch iroai 11.1: node.)
:1 that ho woul coo t t o
no 1161 u only “has: 3:11:31.”
Nicholas Martin was chosen to 1:01..
:is chairman over till: conventll‘ln and
.i. 11;. Hayes cool-claw. The mat busi-
ness of the mo'cting was to nominate
the“ mayorulity candidate. Mr. Glover ‘
chosen unanimously on the iirst ,
Unfit. an by acdlamutloa. as were
The ticket f
City Treasurer,
Oliver .E Wilson.
. .Audltor .
William in. Mofitlol'nlll‘)’.
Colin tor of rabies.
Cl: 1'ch A‘ Burr.
Ity Bherm,
Summer held 'I‘ucllcl‘.
» . councilm n'
(3.3. Grulnll‘uln" Wll 111:1: Worden,
[>12 '1‘ Frolunc, Gcorccuulray.
lildwnl‘d Drawer, E. ii Fillow,
‘Mcmber of the Board 61" Registration,
Nicholas Martin.
inspector of Elections.
John '1‘. llaycs
Water commiosl'oner.
111.1111: C. Nlt'lih‘.
Treasurer of the Water Fund,
I Oli’volt E. Wilson.
’1116 delegates to the: convention
Wore P F. Slattei'y Summerileld Tuck-
61‘, J O‘Sullivan. Thomas Ward. Wil-
lla'm Mitchell 1“. 8. Brain. Charles'
Adams: John Kodrney. Daniel Manor
:y. W E. O'Brien. Nicholas Mairtlh.I
.i. Glover. T. F. Clunc .l. 'l‘.‘ Hayes. x
"311mm: Sutherland and A Wal‘eters. ()1
6:16 sixteen dologntos toll wcro pro
sol: ,
0.1. Glover. it s: Brown and WW
llnln Mitchell wclo appointed a com
mitten to till :my vumncioe that might
occur in the nominations.‘
The convention udlolilnod until Fri
day nizhi. to hear the report of this
committee.”
REMWATED 111.1113
(Continued trom First Page.)
hands of the chairman of the town com-
mlttec and president of the School
Board. Bradley 3.1km: to choose a
ca andidatc to till the vacancy Mr.
liu‘rlhnt't objected very strdnuously to
this tournament and thought it most
improper. Mr Keith replied to Mr.
linrihutt that one your am Mr. Kendall
was chosen as a candidate to ill] a‘
vacancy. Mr. Hurlbutt said that he had
nothing, to do with nominating Mr.
Kendall. Mr. Keith to Mr Hurlbutt:
‘You did not oppose it either." M1.I
liurlbutt in reply, stated that that was
no, rohson why he should not do his
duty at the present time. and that he» '
Could not any positively whether or not
he was present at the caucus that non:-
inated Dr. Kendall.
Mr. Wheeler's amendment was votcd
down, and instead it was voted to leave
the 111111051111“; 0t 1: man to till the vacan-
cy left by Mr. Mcad's doatl: to the
IIGcorgc ll. Allan proposed the name of
Francis Leonard as registrar of voters
for the First: District, and E. l. Gcr~
ham proposed Oscar W. Raymond for
tho Third District. Both were chosen
unanimously by acclamation.
It was votodthat the caucus ratify
Chairman Leonard. of the town com-
mittee was authorised to fill any va-
cancies that might occur among the
nominations made at last night’s cau-
cus.
The motion to adjourn was then car-
ried.
counscricur eousr CHANGES.-
w-..
.1 anti: 6.
liAll'l‘FOll‘D’ Chan October 2«lm-
5.0111111: changes in he przrsOnncl oi
the supreme‘ and super-16' courts 121116
1166de opbratllr'e. Cliic‘: Justice
Charles B. Andrews. of Litcl'l‘ileld who
tendered hit resignation to‘ the 3 var
nor scvcrul mod: 1: ago on accou t of
his iil hanl'tll', r'ct c'd Formal“ G'oycr
nor Andrewsuns appointed a manner
oi. the superior court In 1311.31.11 be
ary since that than. n 1.889 MI ,was
clccicd chic! lu cé‘ of tho supreme
vault of cnprs. succeeding Jail 11
Park at Norwich. Th mg”: 36 oral
assembly cléctc .11: 6 e“: 8
tsto retal- maavid ,‘l‘o , cc. ct
rby, “1“??de (:1: an to 1:111
tho at tho‘ :1 61116" court sncc l‘,,890
ticoshlp oi the supreme court. William
Case :11 Hartford who 11:: been
I muons.
‘ de‘ifi-l'ifls,
rih‘lfii‘nndi.
. . Isu'nmsi-lanm ;
185' Wuhlnmn stout,
‘i‘ I; . South Monolith.
.141'M‘w V'l Myrna: t: w- ...I,l....,.
3/.
I,I Numb u
; fudge. 6: the court of common pm-
or this county took his position on the
not
Cu: Imam 3.1:. nation reputation at
t a very outset, of ills; Judicial cal-car.
session: mantis 1160111166.
internal“; 01.19%“ he: twin:-
ml rate 6
killing?” 1'1le the native ”1:1:a
..... $911,111“:
“A“
Wilt the
1:1: 11:93?!” whom 9111: turned £11m“:
’ 6:1: '
#tlm‘ll‘lm I
Just received 1: “sin.
mm this:
uperior courtbon t day
salon ct Edith: 1136:» 61’ rby.
11:01:: Governor Melanin spacing:
c superior 119.111.12.301.
.1111 1‘: .1: Why '1:
. ssua . a 61166:: e y
.l'lnlnst 1116 An pi's‘ .s'trlllers. .
' more she 11.1111: the soon how: wrong-
, 0d Illa". '
Wt‘ili'Cl'.
in every shade.
manta. )
A YARN
11.111 Yarns .- . ‘ .
1‘ .
.1.‘
ONCE UPON A ’IIME—I—hbicl: is this unvarylllg formula
for the commencement of every yarn-«Knitting and Crochet-
ing of :lcccnnity formed a collsidcrnbl: portion of the daily rou-
tillc 01' 61110111111: 5 life. Today necessity {:11th no 113515,,th the.
produtts of Knitting and Crocheting Nccdlcs in skilful l:ands_
arc of inipo‘rtancc«n plca’surc 1:: the maker, a comfort to ‘thc
“Hancock-1‘ :‘AaN (llllpol't'eill is soft in tox-
turc and of remarkable purity of color.
sunrmun woons AND rhossns we huge
“lClllLAND.” W001.Snrc so named from their
sparkling creel. like that of dry. ugh: snow.'
radon on his 13:. dainty, soft “7001 with a
mixture oi Silk :wcll sailed for infants' gar-
SAXONY AND GERMAN YARNS tor the worm
“Golf- Vest" and similar uses.
OCR lNS'l‘RUC'i'ION BOOK (.111 Cl'ocl‘lcting and Killttlllg’
Price only 1517.
u-m
ivc piece to sec.
The slcrncst simplicity of straight lines,
is a valuable aid, explicit lll direction and full of suggestions.
lsihrtassnnc mot,
ll you've been there. :6 min.
FROM THE STAN Dl’OlN'l‘ of more interest in various
sylcs of it'll'uituro the big Furniture Store upstairs is worth 2:
visit now and then, for there is always some licw and attrac-
plain
5uriaccs and dull colorings is at one extreme; the ornate 1:: dc—
51311 and rich in coloring at tho other:
and 11ch and there bc~
twccn. tllcrc arc picccs uniquc and tasteful in conception that
will add just the desirable touch of “(lii’fcrc:ltncss" needed.
"SKIING SHIRTS
Man's l'crcalc Shirts with two collars to match, black and
block 1111:] whitc Cheviot and 11:::‘ Unmet Flannel Shirts (the
two last csfwcinlly good as working Shirts) at 50¢ each.
§ FWDMREADG?
Done in Colors. 461161—41 was s'ur-
prised to see so much paint on your
face last night.
like it in my lite.
Maude«W611.ii you cant afford to
buy a Mirror, l’ll lend you one.
1 never saw anythll‘g
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deat-
ness; and that is by constitutional rem
edles. Deafness is caused by an in
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube When this
tube gets inflamed you have a rumbI
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can bo taken. out and this tube rc-
stored toits normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; 111116 6:11:66
:1: 0! ton arc‘cnused Iby catal‘l'h.
hich is nothing but an inflamed con-
dltlol: ofItbo mucous surfaces.
We will give 01:6 Hundred Dollars
for any case or Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that. cannot be cured by
Iliall’o Cstarrh Curo. Send [or circu-
lard, tron; .
F. J. C NEW &. 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold b . coexists. 756.
Hall’s amlly Pills are the best.
1
I“
Kind lira—Poor tellow, have you
lot no lie ads 2
Han "Hazard-«No 11:16.1 hain't not
nobody but relatives. ,.
. . : 1:611:11. Forestdaio, Vt..I says
his cchlid'awas completely cured at a
bad one 611606611161 by the use at De-
Witt‘s Witch Salvo. Beware at
1:: counter: 11. 11: instantly relieves
piles. (166er 61111161: _
.- .‘ 5496”” M
The poorer a: woman’ II health the
. WM”? WW'
1116.101: suitor, from
not turn to ninety
WMJCNSMFHMA ”In
fink”; surely sail “illustrious“
, on
.5.
MW 6. still-sh.
’ 3’ dhd'flmhl': “Ck“ 1111':
Lv:
1
1116111111 all
M 6111:1161: a dad‘s. “AMA!-
gillfhs‘z "
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mil-11,111“...
, ' 11:: r 1116 you-
’ “Cell illdmwcr :11 her 1:11:11! 0:: i!"
unarme_
Totabliqfie:
in t 65
“Why don‘ 1.. you want to take Fleck-
169 in as In partner?"
'Fleclllcs was once engaged to my
wife. Do you suppose I want a man in
my business who is smarter than I
am?”
.—. —.
Lewis Ockel‘msn, Goshcn, lnd.: J9
Witt'n Little Early Risers never bend
the double lllte other pills, but do their
work thoroughly. and make me feel‘
like a boy.” Certain, thorough, gentle.
Gcorge C. Stilison.
Consumcr«i say, what kind of a
cigar do you call this? It's the worst
toba: co ' cvo: tasted. '
Daniel—Fog your pardon but you
are wholly in error. There's isn't a
plutlcl'c of tobacco in that cigar. It is
so easy to be mlstakgn, don’t you sce‘.’
WHAT‘S YOUR FACE WORTH?
Sometimes a fortune, but never, it
you have a sallow complexion. 1: Juan-
dlced look, moth patches and blotohes
on the skim—all signs of Liver Tron.
bie. But Dr Klug's New Life Pills
give :lcnr skin, may cllccks, rich com
plcxion. Only an cunts. at F. H Bax-
tcr's and John A. Rigas‘s drug stores.
South Norwnlk and Norwalk.
llulc for mailing husbands observe
olitcunss. and 6st tblcir meals when
cm is company without removm
their coats: Let holes accumulate in
their shirts. . .. 7: —
savs'os swoon-
Mrs. Captain 11.111111111111151 Mil-
lord Dol. says: razllian Balm saw
ed my boy’s lilo ,, obegan act like
tho 0116 we lost willie croup. a save
him a low doses. fir able lx'hdropped
to clean, and was 1: n c morn-
lug." For solo by Halli. Plolstcd and
F. ii. Baxter.
No bnc ever 116111130 1: lovo allair ‘
and anything clso’ successfully at tho
6 time. ,
all ovary homo their: :is a human
drawn" that “sticks" null makes the
1101:1611 wish they could I nor.
6611111611. 1.11:1: Earl!
They are not . .
w3'16 Cllllyihl‘ii‘rcmo
. 6,. vs
, ‘17... ll.
ell: never
prompt... ,_
11.1: in:-
burials. I,
Irina or! ,
21‘,
”up; .
iii. "'16 1: a mile '11 add dads'
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