‘ anntdsvinnm
OOO”OMQOO”OO
' . huolncn communications for
in attic: should he addrauod to Tho
outlast; Portonal letter: not deulred.
The buildings of Rufus Wukcrnnn
into being roofcd and puintod.
Harry Sllclwood II'IIII tho guest Sal.
lll‘tlay of .I ”(2)01 and family. lilidgc-
(”'7
Mills Alluio llohuucy. of (irccns
Mums. in visiting a ulslcl' in Wolliug»
lord. -
“Miss Anuio ilicc. who lllirl boon Iisll
.g‘ in Bridgcpoll. II-ilIlIIoIl homo Sui
Mills Ncliio (lI'lIy IIIIIIIl'tuiucd i’l'icndq
tram out 01‘ town IilII'Illp; tho lullor‘huii‘
Of tho wock.
ELM. llulllloy‘s IllIIil IIIId stoum roll
1‘ all-3 patching Slulo slI-I-III in tho I'l-
Iniiy oi' (‘olnoo SII‘WI
‘ The Embollnol . Supply (‘ onIpuin
darted Work in its now unto llcl IlIlIlIillI '
flex yestclday mm ping.
. ‘Hen‘ry Brown and family have mov-
ed from tho. I. ll. .IIInuilllzo llousc to
, one Owned ll) II. ll \liilu
, Willium Itippci, hllll III' llcuIy llip
bar is about to nbumlon running and
' ill soon go to Now Y‘Ilili III)
John Mchllly. :I l‘ol‘lllor i'(*.-'Iltlt‘lll
926.11% moved, to Fall'lll’lll. wbcro ho
is engaged ill. lhc rubbcl' shop.
”Mrs, Reyes IIIId dollahtcr Einio. who
Ve been "tho gun-sis of Mrs P, (1.
1911130111, l‘niurnod ilonlc Saturday.
Morris Mills lids disposcd of
rotting muro Bollo Illorll. and
promised in nor sloud a mustang.
lilo
bus
E, M. Sippcrly I-omplolod work (III II
("new Bl‘toulnn woll l‘or lI‘. llurr, ol‘ I-‘nir
“field Saturday :IuIl tho drilling mu»
chine wmill- 111mm! 11mm )(l~lt'lllii_\
The mandolin ( lIIb III-II IIIIlIIiuinl-Id
I‘ at the rosidc IIII ni' \\illiulu Alion
'. . Thursday night \lIIFlI “ilk lilo I'II lIlIIlII
and the bout qunIshI Ii II Ill'SllliltlltS.
Honly Ponnolcl. “llli conduct.» II HI.
10011 in tho cIIIIlIIr. is M‘l’lllllh‘ly con.
'tolnplullug givinu up lllt‘ busino». :liill
it Is not lillcll that ho IIIll I'IIIIIIw llir:
Blooliso.
'l‘bc Misc 01‘ I‘IIII‘IIIII II \\'IIo.~.lIIr I'.»
‘nult llIollIIIs IIIIIIIIIIIod from WI-Il
Holiday was l'osullloil. ‘i'llllllllH‘ lIoi‘IIro
Justice l (‘ Illnll IJIIisiIIlI “on MI
> served.
W, H Potriolund (III-en I’vcncy :Iro
engaged rcpniring llII- II'IItI-I'lII-I l‘mIId
All; at tho ccntcr l\‘l‘\V plpos IInd til
lingo are being plIII-I-Ii wiln II vicw of
preventing the lupcs from l'I'I-I-IIIIL'
»
, The llclping lluIIIl SIIIII-il (ll llil'
)létllodlst, (‘llllrI'Il :III- Illll \I‘Illi lIIrllI
., tiny bags into \\‘llll lI :IuppoIlI-rs of ill"
, 3601on9 minor illl‘ t'\ill‘i'll‘il III IlI-pIIsn
29.6 many pt‘llllivs 21“ Hwy :Iro \‘t‘ill'h‘ lilII.
PulriIk “III II (“Milli mplulos onu; i:
.3118 In tho c\tv IlkiII lilolllj‘ IIl pIIIlllII
1:091 his (ll'cous lll'nlfi l‘Ill'lIl. and with
fflial‘. cud in 'Ill'\\ I» I'l't‘l’iliILZ
.Filtlultry llllll’uo :III.l I'I-pnirin:
(“19:4
:1 now
lllo IIIII
« The flIIleIIII Ill llil‘ lIIIII "lbomm RI ii
"{1y was bold lIoIII lllo ("IIIIIIII oi ill--
Assumption. Saturday morning. with u
. requiem muss. tt‘lf'lll'illl‘ll by iI‘nllII-I
' Shunloy. lnII‘lllil'lll nu.»- lll me t‘IfIlll
olic ColucloI-v. Klilu'Fil‘l'l‘l.
John Barlow. who is slowly I'ocIII‘IIr-
lug from n ‘IIIII'III'II :lllili k of typhoid. is
being congratlilutotd at his rolllnrkubiy
l‘llplll f'cl‘ot'cl'y. Ills lllIIllIIIr was his
nurse and lo IIIII‘ lIIlI'IIusllll: Iiltcnlloll
and devotion is IiIIII lilo gratifying I'c»
.~ _ units
. The new lloIlI) orllol ll\' “'lillll tho
two into (11.18 to mid rom llridgcporl
run through to \chtuorl 11nd“ buck‘
proves to ho :I grout liIl\‘ltillltL'{t' to
tl‘olleyltos 'l‘ho i'nrlucr llt‘l'f‘Fl-lll)‘ of
changing cnIII' prorod n lllllll'l‘t‘ of grout
[pnnoyancc IInIi llil' l'llflllfll' is lllllll‘i't'lllI
60d
Qatlli'dnv mm IIIIIIIption «lily In ill! ll
Mary; and Milo: illndicy wux kopt burly
. entertainlngonllois many of tllcm out
'MI‘DWII footprints who wore pnrtlIn-
arty limlmwu in tho depltIy of. all
Verwarc IIiliI b in bI-lmt Illnponod of fol
LI
mllmllclli of tin non llhruly bulld-
Thu IIIlll'iIl) Adam lotion didn‘t 'gol
Willi-r" Friday ulnhi or n nulliclont
limiter of lhcln to mnlrc II Ipioi Inn on
auction was taken rolnllvr to moving
0 library. Whtttt thhor cull will lw
MUM in n ducal. but It would up-
that Infofcst l9 filo mnlicr is too
- to II vony tow and that tho II-
will remui whom I in until
thou IIII‘ it can mummy its own
2 9m party, of micron wont pin-
« in tho Groom Fin-Inn district
dy. Min: LOIIIMI Bulkloy acted
£199 ind her companion: were well
5099997 girls from Bouthporl
Brldépporl. ‘l llcy bonrdod n
Gift: ncnr lilo yvllinlzo and of
. I Wad fruit and odor IleiicIIIIlmI
pushed around lilo girlll
the trip to flriugoport by
0&3“
, “gr;- r «en
m M VIM Kbmpor of tho
‘ union; wmk rapidly on
and novels to burn
occupancy by 91mm
110'; to the main building
doom told. new mills
111111119) copulrnrtmi II
1119:»: but Ilpprrrnbor
11ml? III. II dormitory
. i 4 . ,.
. roar of”: this id to be a Evoodoliiell
'i‘hc. main building in being painted
and pupcrod This will be ruled cntiro
i.\ 101 lilo \Iolncn.ussintnn1 IIupc.rin~
tcndcnt and hospital. The ohms am
well lnulurod null lilo now buildings
are cxpoctcd to fully nicct lilo rcuuiro-
Illcllls. Thus for no IliI'III-l moons llllvc
boon lumen for the all iIIIportnnl. port
of the institution (do mnttcr of run-
ning oxpcnnos. Supcrincmlcnt Kclu-
por in ordcring such work as ho dorms
IIIII-ossury. and solids tho bills to tho
soloctnlcu. ’1‘th policy will probably
ho t‘ollowod ill thc multor oi’ suppllcs.
'l‘lic now town I'cnturo is purcly spec-
IIlIIllI'I-I til this tour, 11nd it is not bo-
yond ponnibllily that tho propbocy oi'
Sclortlunn (folcy only conic iruo and
“to town find that it has "billcn oil
moi-II than it can swallow "
SUPREME COUR‘l’ OF ERRORS.
Comes in at Bridgeport Today-Now
Haven County Case: First.
’l\lll' court houno. lll'lllgoport. bcgillv
'nillg Iodily. will bc uu :II'iII'II spot. ow~
inc. to Ibo prosoncc of tho Suproulc
Court of lCrrorII In nddillon to tho on.
uni county courts. 'l‘lIII SupI-onio Court
opolIoIi ill 10 :I. In. mid prococdcd ill
nucc to tho lll‘lli‘lilll. of Now iIIIVcl'I
county cnscs. ol’ which lllt'l'l‘ uro twcll-
lywup IIIIIII~unlly lnrgo uulIIlIor ’l‘llcso
will lukc tho :IllI-utiou of tho court
probably until lhc lllltcr port of "will
wcok. nlld porllnpu longcr. 'l‘hl-rI- ill-I-
lull scroll czlscs on tho lI‘IIiriiclrt coun-
ly list. IIud but livo of lhosc ul‘c now,
'I‘lII- I-nsos urc: Willinul K. Stonc. of
III. upponl i’rom probuio; Patrick
(‘ougbllu vs. .lllilil‘él ll. I'vlclilroy III ul;
SIIIIIIIIII ll. lll‘ili‘ll vs. II‘I'zInk ll (ls~
bIIrIIo oi :Ils. sumo rs. Willilun .1. Mc-
.\'lullon ol his. 8. \l'iliurd ()ioy rs
IurlIIIs lI? llillol'. 'I‘llo .Ionou & Iiotclr
kiss (‘olupuny \‘H. Shrub i.. llnI'I-upnrtt
llnoon Wukomnn's nppoui from l‘ouulv
(‘olnmissiouorn
’l‘llII Suporior (‘IIuI'l. .luIiIzc Wilcelcr
moulding. l‘lillll‘ ill 711 ill II, 11!. 'l‘llc
cosc for tho day is that of Willinm P.
.ltlllf‘N against Mary M. Jonos ct III,
partially \ll'li'd lust wIIok. 'l‘llci‘c III‘II
no olllcr assignmculs for the wank.
’i‘hI» (‘oIII'i Iii' (‘ommou I‘Icuu (‘lllill‘
in IIl lilo ununi hour
BUYS AN ISLAND.
Improvements
There
it will bo of intol'cst to tho many
pooplc who spcud thior sulnlnors Iii
Stony l‘rcck to warn lhnl liogors' I.»
hind. onc of tho lurgcsl and most bonu-
lii’lll in tilut I‘lll'lll'i‘ of tho Thimble-s.
bus I'hungcd lIunIiI-I and is now ownoIi
by .III..II .I, I’llclpu. son of thtI Into Wil-
linlu \VIIIIIII' i‘hclux. Tho now ownor
is un oxport yuchlslllun. unIi lib: conr
111;: to Slony Ircck will probably on
lircu lhc sociul scnuon III this popular
Iosort Thcro uro two hollows on Run
on" lslund. and it is Mr. l’bclps'u lll
loIIlimI. boch-oig In Idaho u numbor
IIi' llnIII'oIomIIpis on tho inlulld. IInIl it
is said “7‘ proposou lo oroot 11 Ivory
lI'IIlzv ulld bountiful mansion on tho
hizhcst point on lilo island from
\llil‘l't‘ :I lino riI-II‘ cup in- nlllIIIIII-Il l'In'
.uilos m'IilnnIl .\lr l’lIoipo's homo is
In Now .lIIrIIIII Ho is also on export
horucmnn lllltl Ior yours hold thI I'oc
()lll i‘m the lourost trip wilh :I. four
in ii: Ind in thin IounllI
Many to be Made
LIGHTING THE CAPITOL.
Contract for the Electric Wiring Given
to New England Engineering Co.
HARTFORD. ()clollor Silo—Tim coll
tract for the wiring of tho sluto cilpl
ml for its lighting by oloctricily bur
lIocu il\\‘iil‘(l(‘tl to tho Now i-Illglnud En
llilll‘t‘l'iliti l‘olupuuy. of \\'IIIorbul.\
Illlll Iouccru uunling lllo lIIII'IIsi of IIIII
III' illl' IIUZl‘ll iIidIlors, 'l‘lI‘o Ill'lt‘l' is up
pI'IIinIIIIIoly $lopoo
'i‘ho contract was uwnrdcd by (‘nmp
illlllt‘l' I‘iIunIIIIIIIIIin by ziuihoriiy Ios
loll ill llllll by tho lust nssomhly. wbiI-h
:Ipprupl'izllcd lump, for this pill'poso
.\l‘lor Ibo \\‘ll‘lllj.! is complctc lhorc will
rcnIuin II llllltllll‘l' of uhoul $lilltlll. 'l‘lIiI
will bc ilr'l'll Ioliuisb lho cuuiplncnt
ol‘ liIlnpx IIIId l'ixllll‘cs. ’l’llo I-IIIIfruIIl
providcs for tho wiring for 311131 clcc
lrlI; lumps. 'l‘ho wiring will bc oVI-lu
SlHIll‘ in conduits and all wirou will in-
I-olll'cllloll.
JENNiNGS lN NEW HAVEN.
Champion liZ-oound Pugilist of State
to Train in Rldnefleld.
Wallor .lolIlIings. of Now ilul'cll. ”no
of tho born known nnd clovIIrIIst box-
oI'I: of this slnto. bus rolnrncd from
Ridgcfiold for n l‘(llllllt‘ ol' dnyII. lo vis-
it friouds in Now illlvou. Mr. Jon
ulnlzs hos boon "bowl“ from iilut I-ily
hourly II your. spondiuz his limo iII
l’bllndolpiilu, Now York nlld llidxo-
llI-ld. lic llt‘lllllrl Iruinbu: this Work
for ll boxing oxblbitlon which will ho
hold 111 thnbnry in u l'm'lullibt. lil'
will lrniu with i~‘ O‘Noill. of Now llII-
I‘l'll. who will lllrlll nppour ill llllilbIII-y.
Mr. .louninlrI-I iii In I-xcollolli pliyuicnl
condition No ill Iikl-II lo moot Homo
of lilo Now \oIk fouthol wulghtu tho
mining wiiltcr
VOUNG
VETERANS.
Have an Enjoyable Time at Their Re
. onion at New London.
'l‘ho first f‘l‘llnlon of tho 'l‘hlIIl (‘on
IIocllI-ul Voiuntooru was bold in. cw
London on Siltuulny and was II murkod
Hilt‘lf‘fli'l. A rocoption WIIII bold in tho
III-mmy in fllt' morning. which provmi
to ho n picmsuni IInIl onloynblo uffulr.
'i’tlc football munc in tho afternoon
attracted a largo. uttcudnncc of voicrv
nun and others.
A bunqllot wall served by Landlord
Pnrkor. of the Crochet“ House. in tho
evening. at the armory, at which
addrouos were made by many of the
officers. including Major Fitch.
he... .- -....—» M... .
LETTER! REVEALED DSGRACE.
IRobcri llrocn. ll formIIr civil mud
door of llrldgmmrt. but now II Now
York rIIIIIIlIuIl. luIII begun ocmm for Ill
voroo from his wlfo. Mm. Carrie
(lroon whom flu moi‘rlod in Bridgeport
in F'tllll‘lltll'y. In 1992. Tim continuou-
Ilonl nomad lII om» insopll French.
ill-con caurhllbio wife- writing a letter
| my monitor no 11nd they had a «rug
Ida for lilo nonunion of it He took
it away from 1m and tom vii." one
via» wind: to on meow v!” lotion
from our- will; ulpnn lulu Iwi Wank."
The our 1.; in the New York Suprono
Howl! woof- pond Retainedjn
south Ilorwolk.
A good reputation is not easily earn
mi. and it was only by hard, consistent
work among our cliizous tilut l'loull‘rl
Kiduoy l’llis won I..I,Ilr to the
proud distinction attained in this to-
cality. The public of
Soul-1+: of South ”Norwuik rcsidoutu has
to ill“
citizou
way
endorsement
I-IcrviI-I-
. M
rcndorcd iuvnlnltblo
colunluniiy. liond what. this
519316:
Mr. W. it. (lrocn. of 44 Spring Nlrcct.
tho ongluccl' nl (ll'oi’ut III Knupp‘s but
I l cnllnt-
cd in tho army and cxpuouro nnIi hold
l‘III-lol'y. guys: "\Vllt‘ll :1 boy.
ships only huvo, \vcnkcllcd Iuo physi-
cnlly. itidncy iroubic nud slight nrln
nry IlliIIl-IIlly not in. and ill-l l noticod
nn IIIlI'crtiII‘IunclIl. IIlloul ilolln‘a Kidnol’
l’illu curing such canon. i got :1 box '11.
Aflor lin-
l foil (Ich' so
l’lnistcd‘n and took them.
islliulg lilo tl'cnilncnt
lunch lu-llcl' lllld lhc rim'l‘t‘lltlllfl wort:
nnlurul.”
iI‘oI' solo by all dculcrs: pricc :10
Bul-
solo ugcnls for tho l’nllod
cools 11 box, li‘oslcr-lllllhurn (‘II..
N. Y..
Stilton.
llcnlcmbcr
fulo.
thc numo—I-i)oun's»~--und
takc no otbcr.
RAILROAD WORK AT BRIDGEPORT
W-
Cantractors Making Good Headway In
Preparations .or Winter.
illlllillrll’OR’l‘, ()ctobcr 28min tho
IvlTort to complete boioro lilo udvout oi'
wiutor Ibo lIIImonI-y foundations for
tho now l‘onsolidulml dopoi 11nd Ibo.
npprmlr‘llou to the hilgc l'ollor .ift
bridgc which is to spun tho i'cuuolr
noI- llivcr in piucc of llll‘ prosenl
swing bridgo. thc contractors who
now cburgc of IhIIl port of tho lll‘i(l.‘ff‘~
port inIbI'oI'oInI-nl III'o working with
all possiblc upood. 'l‘broc of tho con-
l‘i‘l‘ll' plors l'or lilo lIIlIigc npproncli
lII'H'l' ulroudy boon oroclod upon sub-
stantial sub fonnIiullIIIu-I oi piling unIl
lb.) oxcurnilnnn for whom mic-bull of
tho Iliol'r which pro to suhpori tho do
not haro boon illlmnod.
All Illlv Sunday a. lump nt'I-o oi bib.
orors was at work in II tronch hourly
opposito tho doom and about, .Ioll’ way
to tho wulcr'u (Illgt‘ 'l‘ho bottom of
tho lronI-lI \vux tillod with mulcrinl of
oil sorts. including unwdusl, tin I’llfhi.
pllcu :lIlIl xtronsz pioccs of llll old doI k
'l‘bo Hlll that was rniscd from ilil‘
lrcncli hull II \'III‘\' ofl'onnivc odor lllld
\Ylll‘. II-IIflod towards tho dcpol. cunning
runny pnssongora nwniling trniIIII lo
clinngo lbclr positions,
on tho rum Sldo tho south rcluinina
Will llllh boon ilnishod lill for no l'oln.
brokc siroct. dud mon arc now III wIII'II
dinning lilo lrcncll our-1t to HullclI
fiil'l't'l. 'i'llo work :1;
picl's ill llio silo of tho olll
block :IIIII Wlioolol' 6':
Arnold
liowos's l‘flill
'sidinn
yurIi is lIoiIIg rupidly pushod. ulld it is.
probubio
plIIloIl Ill iIIIII IIIlIl \\t‘;illlt‘l sols: III.
Two of lllc tompoI-nry trucks IhIIl
lll'II boiun lnid IIII Eur-It Wushinglon
iil'l‘lllllI huvI- boon colilplctcd from lilll
loll to Kosulllll slroot 'l‘lIII lll‘idgc ill
I-ourso ol’ I‘l‘l‘f'llflll orcr i'cmhroko lillIlI
is: uboul hull illliuhod. 'l‘hc pilcn nrc
:Ili Ilrlvou I‘lllll tho workup-n will soon
slill‘l tho work of laying tlIc airing
picI-cs. IIi‘IIIr which tho trncku will
bII laid in short ordor by up cxpcri
oncod four of ll'.lI'l(illl‘ll.
idusi of Scnrimv drum": to Control
III'IIIIIIII Ibo grudo bus boon I'uiucd sov-
IIrnI fool IIIIII clouo to tho ('IIull'ni ll\l'~
nuo briduo 1| lurgc cut hos boon mudc
that will allow conIIoI-lions to ho photo
with tho Innln Iiuos all that point.
It, will bII u couplo of wcckI-l bcl‘nlc
tho trucks will bo I'omiy for doc 11nd of
tor that tho trucks now ill use will bo
ulllizod for tho I‘llllfill‘lll'llnn trains
Scrcral Inoro dorricku will ho uIllchi.
nod 11 lnrgo fort-o of moll will bc put
at Work on tho north wall. which will
IIII rupl‘dly cxlondcd in scctlons IIl
ulonr. Eur! Worthington III'cnIIII until
I-IIIIIplIIIoIl.
CZOLGOSZ'S .FAM I LY
Heard the Now» of His Death in
Clevoiand This Morning.
l‘l.lI:ViI11..ANll, (1., October zillmNI-xt
to tho spl-Ictniors In tho dclilb chnmbor
of Auburn prison. whoro Loon Czol-
norm mot lllll llcuill. lbcro wni'o no
morc inlcrquI-Il pcopli.I to tho i‘ur-nwuv
I'il'IIilI-ntion of iuI-ltlco. than lhc liltlo
group of mon unthorod in lilo ofllcc of
The Annoclutod l'rIuIII born, to loom
tho flillll not of tho [i’llllOKfi’ lolllly.'1‘hln
group Includod tho next kill of Carol-
Ignaz. ’l'lIII sumo fouling of lndlffor
cnoI- II'IIsI uppm'cnt among the turn on
bud boon malnlulnod oiuco (Indigooz'n
nontonnn was pronounced. The main
thtumont that the nasnaaln hud boon
11111 to death was communicated in Pol-
ish to the father. lilo fingers twin-boll
nervously. and lifter a lime tcnra occur
ed to come to his eyes. and tin made Ii
reply to the mo who (wind on ininio
motor to the Meet that inasmuch on it
had to be that It was boner that la was
all over. Ho mid dually that . he
would not have cared to be I wilder:
to his sons death owing to ilIII m
tornnl fol-ling he had for him Othllr
tlnm the intbor had no 111an of grief
Two brother: of (3110111052. both .vouil-
or. were in the room. and begin 0
Mill on to tho probable pulnfulnulln of
tho moonlit)». Tito party did not wait
to hour the dotliiili.
.. MM-umwgrm
WHAT’S YOUR FACE WORTH?“
llomcilmoa a l'mlnnll. but never. if.
you how u Inflow complexion. I laun
diced look. moth pulclm and blotclm
on the “In-«nil drum of 1.1m- Tron
blo. but Dr. Kluu'o Now Life Pill:
chm I-lour skin. may climbs. rlcn com-
pletion Only Ill“. canto. ll. 11‘ ll. 89;
lorfn and John A. flint-Is Inn: “018?.
1907991! no WI.
lllul lilo llll‘l‘fl will bo I-mIl I
rumors. boarding
Edward has hlld doflouc affect on the
course drousnlukms. who cxpécted. are
now to bare been busily 621159.891! Oil
the coronation robes. etc. They are
keeping largo Bump in almost complete
idleness. Tho members of Society
have apparently made up their minds
IlIat they will so to any expense until
the lust pawl rmmnte. when the
foe) pure that" "coronation wivl
really occur. 2 ‘e is a clearly deiin
I'd impression he diplomatic ('01 p3
that the long ihthrentencd with some
III-IgIIIIlI ('(llllill Ir Some go so far as
In any 13 in II concur or lu'lghl's disease
or oven both. Probably the true solur
lion in that the canccr rumor springs
from the. king's oftvoxpl‘ossod dread of
I-nncor. which has mddc ouch ravages
on his own .nlully, and that whatever
:IilmInl nInv lhlcutcu him it has not
II-III lIIIIl any definite or dangerous
strum. cim- ho would be quite unable
to keep up his low coolant round of pub
lic duticu lInd privato pastimes with
tho regularity and zcst hc continues to
dlupins’. in spite of those facts. thcre
in IIuIlolilltchy u very alarming preI
monitinn in court cil'clcs. especially
among the womon, that the king will
novor live to be crowned, which. how.
l'\'t'l', busclcnu or othcrwixo, in having
II norlouu effect on the trndo. "l‘ilc fuv-
IIritc ntory, in this connection. now
I-Ilrronl. is than II pnlmiut told Queen
Alexandria not long ago that uhc
would ncvcr 11w to be crowned.
LAUNDANO ON TRlAL.
NEW HAVEN. ()clohcr 29«-«~Audrcn
Lullliuno. Will-l put on trlul this morn-
ing in IIIII Superior court bIIfore Judge
llornbnck for tho murder of Hugh Mc-
iioon. whom ho in nccnuod of having
shot while ibc policeman was cngugcd
in mulling II raid upon thc houno in
l’riudlo Alloy occupiod by the priuoucr.
'l‘ho prouccution in bcing conducted by
Slnlo Allol'ncr Williams and Auuist
:Int Slab.- Aitorucy tholcr, whilc ihc
Ilcfcnso is ropl‘l'rll‘lllvll by Lori N. lily-
Iienburg and Paul 1111580.
All the time of tho morning scopion
II'IIII occnplcd by prolimlnnricu flflll
Ibo prisoncr II :Ipbot ('flllt‘d to plead.
Only onc juror II'IIII xcicctcd for tho bil-
IIII during Ibo morning
ADVENT CHURCH CONFERENCE
llliiS'l‘OlI. Ortobcl Ell—«The annual
:Ildto I-onfcrcuco of Adront churchcu
opcncd this morning with 38 dolesatcs
in :ltlcndancc roprcucIIIing all tho chur
I'ilcs in Connecticut of tho donomiun»
lion. lloih lllc forolloon and afternoon
moctiillzs II'I-I'c Ilovotod to business.
Ru 1 . W. llowo. of Bridgeport. pro-
'l‘ho conforonco will last four
lllUiI
(‘ .\l. Pbclpnf Forcatdalc. Vt.. says
his child was completely cured of 11
bad civic of eczema. by the use of Do-
\Vill'R Witch Hazel Salvo. llmvure of
oil IIIImiI-rfoiII-z. in inslnnllv r‘clievos
pilos. (Ieorgc l‘. Stillson.
FELL DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT.
NORWICH. Ortobcr 29~-’i‘hc dcnd
body of Alexandr. lIIIbrush. used right
con. was found I fly of tho hotom of
:In I'iI‘VlltUI‘ shaft in the Shcluckcl col-
ton mill, llo boll licou ompioyod to
tho mill only :1 ‘fe'tv’dnys. Not long be»
lho lllllill‘l'llilsl 101‘" llll' body IIIIII found. ho was soon
pushing II truck load of goods lowurd
lilo I-lovutor Illlnfl. 'l‘bII coroncr is in-
IIIuligullllg lllc motor.
biotin-rs; ovoryII'llorc prniuc (Inc Mill-
utII Cough (‘nro for tho sufferings it
lurk I'clicvcd 11in Ill» Iivcs of their llt-
tlo onus it has HRVI’II. Strikes at the
root of tho troublo and drawn the in
liuInnIIIllon. The children's fuvoriic
(’ungll (‘lll'l‘. (loorgo (J. Stillsml.
Wfif‘f’“
NEW PASTOR lN STONINGTON.
STONINI‘I’I‘ON. Octobcr 29~Rmx
Thomas Mctllurnlonl of Frankfort. N.
1'.. bun ban called to the pastorate of
lilo first llnptlst (‘Hliurch of Stonington.
lloWitt's 1.1!: lI iiurly Risers novor
disappoint. l"lIc.I mo hllil‘. prompt.
gcnllc. ofi'IIctiIc in roluoving all im-
purillos from tho livcr IIIId bowels.
Sillull and may to llllil‘. Novcl' Kripc or
Illslrcss. home If. SililIson.
“First of nil." Raid thI'I nloi'rlmnt to
tho youthful nppllcnnt. “wc‘ll hero in
[out your ability as ft Ivhlstlm'. Sup-
ponc you try."
"l'm Rorry. sir." suid theI boy. out
i can‘t whistle at all.“
“Hung up your but’” cried the mcr»
l'llllnl promptly, “you‘ro tho boy wo‘ro
looklulz for"
lio anI suffI-r from pilcu‘.‘ If so. do
not turn to nurgoIv fol rollef. De-
Wltt'u Witch Him-l Salvo will act more
quickly. unroly and safely, saving you
the cxponuc and dunner of an opera-
lion. loony; C. Sillluon.
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911's. Suburbm“Whui ltl your obloc-
lion to tho cnIIrilrI. "‘
“Immune-«“l'm Illinld I'll ho lono
Iv."
Mrll. Suburb-w"Impouulldoi 'l‘horo
:Iro nlxtcon in tho fondly '
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ONLY CURSE FOR DYDPEPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin 111mb. of New Cutie.
1301.. our: “1 sufforod for yearn with
dyspepsia. 11ml in 11an great dlll‘
true: And belching i tried over tiling
l cmrld boar 01.qu nothing ho! a mo
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle 011"!“ m» completely "
For sale by it. H Plnlsiod and 11.11
But tor.
I...— -
The colored witness. holds asked bin
use. said to tholcourt:
"Well. pull. 1 won II young man «'61:
freedom broke out.“
“What your on that?”
“Hit Wlh do your do Yankees 001719
In nub "
“You do not oer-m to how a very in-
rural» him: of “mo?"
"Oh. you. link: llli wmu 'long ’bont
homlllllln’ llmul.
,1”. “a...
bowl: OIIkoI-nnn. (bullion. ind. . Iln
WW 3 Little marl) Risers novor head
no oublallko er pill-.butdoiba
m lborourb and mile use feel
like a 609. " curtain. thorough, gentle.
George 6. million
7716 only rout "union“ 01M til 11w
alanine certificate ”Commercial But-
It
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the (licensed portion of the car
There in only one way to cure deaf-
near and tbal is by constitutional rem
(Idler. Deafness is caused by an In-
flamed. condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inflamed you have a rumb
lbig round or 1m clfcct hearing, and
when it is ontlrcy closed deafness is
the result. and unlesa tho. inflammatlm!
can be taken out and this tube re
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed (mover; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will glvo. One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
cutarrb) that cannot be cured by
Ilall'll Cntnrrh Cure Send for circu-
inrs fret-
F J. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo 0.
Sold by Drngglnis. 75c.
Hall‘s Family Pills arc the best.
FAULKNER HAD APOPLEXV.
HARTFORD. October 29—~Modlcai
Examiner lI‘uIIIIr today gave out offl-
cially that thc sudden death of ell-Col-
lcctor Charles H. Faulkner. of New
lirllnln. in n roll at the jail here Slin-
day night. had boon caused by apo-
plcxy. 'i‘bII body was taken to New
Britain ycstcrduy afternoon.
STEPPED lNTO LIVE GOALS.
"Wilt-n a child 1 burned my foot
friglllfuily.” writes W: H. Ends. of
.loncuvilio. VII. "which caused humble
log sores for 30 .vcars. but. llucklcn'u
Arnicn Sulvc wholly cured me after
everything cluc foilcd." infallible for
Burns. Scolds. Cuts. Sores. Bruises and
Films Soldby 14‘ ll. Baxter. South Nor-
walk; .101m A IIIggs Norwnlk. 25c.
RAILROADS lN GOOD CONDITION.
liAli'l‘lI‘iH‘lll ()ctobcl' 29w’l‘hc pinto
railroad conlmissloncrs mndc public
yesterday. their rcport in round to im-
provcmcnts mndc by tho steam rail
road companion of this stoic on road
buds and bridges. during the past year.
Tho unnnnl inspection of the roads was
mudc rcccntly. and tho commissioners
find Ibcm ..1 good condition.
W. '1‘. Wesson, Gholacnvillc. to.
druggist. writes: “Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
My cnslomcrs any It is the best rom-
cdy for coughs. colds. throat and lung
lroublon." Ocorgo C. Stillson.
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SEDLEY OUT UNDER $2.000 BONDS.
NEW HAVEN. ()ciobor Qilflllcnr)‘
McDonald Scdlcy. of New York. the
Shcli'lold Scioillldc School frcnhman.
urcuscd of causing the (loath of Ed
wnrd Corrllznn. of Wililmnntic. a Yale
Law studcnl, was charged with man
slaughter in tho city court today. thc
formor chargc of breach of pcucc bo-
iug dismissed. The pouring was post.
13011011 until NovembI-r 11!. and ho was
bold in bonds of $2.000 which won: fur
lliullcll.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11. llnbbard. of Mil»
ford. 001., says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
od my boy’s life. He began just like
thtI one we lost with croup. We gave
him II low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all rlght in the morn-
ing.‘ For sale by R. H. Plalsted and
6‘. ii. Baxter.
Two LIVES LOST IN A FIRE.
CHICAGO, Octobcr 29—— I we persons
lost their llvcs. tbroc were injured and
a ucoro wcl‘o overcomc by snlokc in a
liro today in Ihe Eagle ..III building
Lylilc and Taylor streets today.
TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.
"(Inc night my brother's baby was
lnkcu with Group." \vritcs Mrs. J. (1.
Sublor. of ('rltlendcn. Ky.. "it accrued
it would stranglo before wo could got
u doctor. no we gave it Dr. King‘s New
Discovcr)‘. which gave quick relief and
pcrmnucnily cured. Wc niwayu keep
it in tho bongo. to protect our children
from (‘ronp nnd Whooping Cough. it
enroll me of n chronic bronchial tron-
ble that no other remedy would re~
licvc." lnfnlllbic for Coughs. Colds.
Throat and Lung troubles. 60c and :1
Trial bottles free at i". ll Baxter's
south Norwnlk; John A. Riggoa, Nora
wnlk.
DR 8. M HOPKINS DEAD.
\l'illi RN N 1. October mow-Sum
uol Milou Hopkins ll. 1). 1.1.. 1). pm-
fIIIIIIor cmcrltus at Auburn 'l‘hnological
Seudnury,ulicd today in his Mighty-
uillth your.
"i had long uniform! from indium
lion." wrltou ll. .9. imlloln, (‘IIdur City,
I’ll. "Like othorI-I i tried many proporti-
tlonu but ncvcr found anything that
did mo mod until I took Kmlol Dyu
pcpulu (Yul-o.
friend who had suffered similarly I
put on the. use of Kmlol Dyopapula
(Yum. lie in gaining foot and will
soon be nblo to work. flcforn llI cued
IIIIdoi brunt-pain Curu indigo-lion bud
muIlrI him II total wrook. lleorgo C.
Btllllon.
Inn...-
le MILFORD MAN DEAD.
NEW MILFORD, OctobI-r 291-WIII
llum Scbovorlinli. one of tile loodinu
lmslnouo men of Now Milford. Iliad
suddenly lbla morning of Brights 91
01160 at the age of rlxlyono years.
dealt in tobacco for many your: and
was III partner m the Eastern llpholo
iory Company.
“I.“
A FIENDIBH ATTACK.
An nllnck wall lately made! on (‘2. I".
Collier. of (ihcrnkrc. town. that nearly
piovod food. it came llIrmIgn ill: kill
noyu. 1th buck not an hour he could
not nionp wlliuiul grout lmin. um- slit
in n IluIlII oxen Il proppcd by runldonll
No romoulv ill-lord him until he triad
lliloctric Bitter». which affected such
I waderlul changes that he writes ho
tools like II new man. Thin marrolmin
madlcino oumu backdrop and Ifltlfldlt
lmubic. piirillmi lilo Nomi mul bididu
up your lieullll. only mu» at if it. on
l‘cr'u drop «into. 14mm: Normlk. lmvl
Join: 2.111339% drug Itore. Namath.
.bnuudbdm
Onc bottle cured mo. A ‘
won—I.
We, the undersigned. heréby give no
lice to all persons and corporations fin»
ble to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk. that they are required by law to
deliver to the Assessors, or either of
them. on or before the first day of No-
vember, 1901. a written or printed list.
diited. signed and sworn to, of all the
property owned by them, on the first
day of October. 1901. liable to taxation.
N. Bn—Lists may he returned to the
Assessors at the Assessor office, Town
“Hall building. Norwalk. and at 16 80.
Main St. South Norwalk. at the office
of .i. B. Lawrence. from and including
October 14. 1901, to and including No-
vembur l. 1001. said offices to be open
from 10 to 12 o'clock n. m.. and from
2 to 5 o'clock I). m.. all days of the
week ISundays excepted); and on Sat-
urdays and on November 1, from 7
till 9 o’clock in the evening.
Dated at. Norwalk, Conn, October
8. 1901.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE w. FITCH.
JAMIEL TONER.
Assessorrs.
CITY *
lssessors’liotlce
~--——.—». ~..
08 pi
Wc, the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all pcrsons and corporations li-
able to pay taxes in the city of South
Not-walk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either 'of
them. on or before the lat day of Nov—
ember. 1901. a written or printed list.
dated, signed. and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them on the first
day of October. 1901. liable to taxation.
making a description of all real
estate. each parcel being separately de—
scribed; and when reference can be
made to a map on tile in the town
clerk's office. such reference shall be
sufficient description,
N. B.——Llsts may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council room. Havi-
1and utrcct. South Norwalk, from and
Including October 14. 1901, to and in-
cluding November lot. 1901 said office
to be open from 10 to 12 o'clock. a. m.,
and from 2 to 5 o'clonk. p. m.; on Satur-
days from 7 to 9 o‘clock in the evening.
and on Friday. November ist. from 7
lo 9 p. m. ’
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn. October 7. 1901.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
GEORGE L. OLIVER.
07, n1 Assessors.
J unius Brown
Painter lilil I399" lllilfill‘.
Pure White [and 0.1111 Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double our.
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven yours
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i paint it, My office, 62 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
lVaH
Papen
OUR, NEW (10008
Are now in clock. A larger um
than our before. Prion. II null
very low. mm Ill mum union
of FIRST- OLABB 'PAPER HANG
no an in better position that our to
do your work.
‘w
PAINTING. null Hmomo anal
omnvmo.
E-E'Gorliam.
10 Pint Avonuo. not Nomad-
Tol. coll ill-I.
m. Dick’s lollclnl
CURES
MALARIA.
”Curbs”? .' I
I TSELF _.
No eloquent seller It: required to
persuade the buyer that our
new Wail Phper is beautiful. it
speaks for itself—«harmonious,
with designs beautifully well
drawn. on) in every allude from
the delicate to the haavy and
sumptuous ntyle suggestinx the
baroniol, lt‘offera a wide range
of selections.
o
Painters' Supplies, hrtiats'
Materials.
Window Shades; Cornice Poles,
PICTURES.
Pictures Fromed to Order.
Painting, Papci-Iflmging. Decor-
sting.
nut-—
Telephone Call. 133-3.
Open evenings till 9:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON 8'12.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
WITHIN THE BAND!
of everyone. the price of the moves,
Ranges and Heaters wooffer secures
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principle,- they give great but
from a small amount of fuel. Hand-
some in appearance and of grant
strength. Our 918 Range til I model
of compactness.
Horaco R. Naoh
001'. North Mlln out! Wont Slim".
1867. IA A ~»-- 7- H -139
Plumbing and Show Hut
’ngo
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Katina. .
"ovum moan.
ILA“ AND TIN ROOFING.
Gu und 8min Fitting.
’Ju l'ixturea. Maul Collins. at:
Hon you ”on our stool of
RICHMOND RANRIO l
the Jones 8 50161111139 Call“!
‘7 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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D W. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER. .
I!) North Main St, Smith Norwaik.
Residence, 9 Crescent Ton-loo.
Telephone [1. house. 84-6. -
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect October 13, 1901.
m“
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:35x. 4:56x 6:461. 6:15,
6:66. 7:13. 7:54, 8:161, 19:03:, 9:36,
9:56. 10:22x, 10:40. 11:35:.
P. M.-—12:651. 1:17, 2:26x, 8:04
3:21x. 4:07. 4:502: 5133. 5255!,
11:11. 7.07. 7:66!. 8:11 10,220.
SUNDAYS.
will M.—~12:36x, 4166!. 6:462, 9:05,
x.
P M.:—3 213‘ 6.99, 6: 661.7120. 8:401,
10:10
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-—12:021, 6:00, 6:00, 7:00
8:002. 8:02 900:. 9:04x, 10:02:.
10:04, 11:00x, 11:02.
. M-12021:04 2:.00: 8:.02
3:,30: 4:02:.4:04 f::00.602. 6:00:
6: 02 7: 00, 8: 001:, 9. 30. 11:00:.
SUNDAYS.
A. 9f.:—~—12 02x. 0:00.7230.10:02.
P. Ills-«6: 00 6'00L11100.
IIIAVI OOU'f‘l-l NORWALK FD
NIW HAVEN.I
91.:--19 09!. 1: 09:. 1:201. 6:10
7:42,6:99.9.101. 10: 02:, 10:1
11: 09:, 11: 99. ‘
P. Ila—19:02:. 1:10. ll: 07:. 4:19
6:22, 9: 20. 7:061. 9206:. 9:16 11:16.
3216an in udditlon to above-17
M:-—.2 l0 6. 04.” I: 26.
soon pus.
A. M.-—-12:092, 1:091, 1:901, 7:99
9:12. 11:08:.
P. 9f.-~7:16. 9:06.
SOUTH NORWALK ‘I’O DANIUR
A. nus: 29, 9:16. 9: 622.
7 $691-1: .20, 2:29, l: 26:, 62,10 6.
DANIURY 'ro OOUTH NOIWALK.
A. M.:~6 00.71I8.8:50 9.98, 1.1: 97.
P.9l:.-4 092. 6: 26, 6' 4.2
mound” tulnulo lobmbury, 9. 96
111.. 7: 90 p. In. Lam Dunbnry. I:
ALL Innocents.
|.m.;6:10 7:67me
”8136mm".
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