All W AAII nus
by. are at... Union:
and Public Sentlmem‘ I:
log High Milo“ Prose
ontol- Tbnyor.
.3.
I - it: much dilltui-bed over the
Prosecuting Agent 'l‘haycr.
tho arrest of several prom
mints fIII not having Ills-
elr licences conspicuously in
on oilibulliness The druga
quor' dealer and one grocer
cforo tin-I pollco court wIIIo
C.‘ A. ilupolye. 803 Muin
aulel Clonal-ow, corner Purl:
d atrootn; HI‘IbIIr Townnend.
~Bl;ltuln nycnuo; John K. Wll~
I boner Main nuIlAChurch ntro‘otn.
: lots; IIII'IlAMnrtin McKoough.
y nvonuo liquor Iloulei uIIIi
ills, of Hills & 00., RIOIIIIIH ut
bylum streot.
bourt. “hon lbc onrcomcni of
bdontn lo ploud not guilty and
b0 costs It nollc was cult-nod us
I: which worn lIIougbt you-
Captain Williams. one of tho
addressed Ibo court in an or»
on of his bouillon. saying that
Ad so his liconso display lIuI-l:
11min fountain in a conspicuous
l‘ ut that be bad boon ohlluod lo
it into a smaller space than it
occupy sproad out borough of
flotation of tho wnll thorn.
Attila prosecution" he sold in
slon “there in not u purticlc or
hi it is merely a mutter of rev
ldge Bill said that us tho cano
lied the Inuit had no jurindic
hutovcr. but if Captain Williams
ml 9 otill hnd tho opportunlh of
To thin Captain Williams
Ed that ho. had thought of rum
AA'llp to the. Suporim Court, but.
a otlcllthpepotty Inuitcl that he
take. the limo to bother with
I???
Elihu money is. of any use to tho
, on who prosecutor: we are will-
“pout tho hat on lhnl pulpone
A and in explllimlioli of his
11 cullcd tho attonlion of tho
the fact thul lIII bud. in hit-I
”toicomplv with hII law. had lIiII
' fruIIIIIIi and hunt: in his: win
180 but they could be soon from
8; {libel His IIlIIIlou drosser huIl
(lemony Idiom->11 :I 1on to overlap
bottom of (\lll‘ of lhcm llllil on tho
hath ottbin horhnd bo‘cn prosc-
oourt nguin III-iterated its posi
buying that while it nliowod thI-
emen to make tho Aprlunutionu
. a. purposo ot’ explaininu their pm.
A I'm to the public it had nothing II but
to do with the disposition o; tho
.« or of judging wholhcr IlIc plosc
’ titans were warruntnd or not. '
up); the coult had udjouiucd tho
.3“ d lined up at tho clmk’s desk
adttled. the costs y‘m yin" lIIItuIIIIn
I'M $17 in 9511‘ h 081-10. III (mo cuso
Mr. Hiliu. w~hiIlI forms 11 cu—
ofthe Gill?) 5. the- (nuts IIIII'I- Ili-
ntlng agent IIII AAII
‘ .2? 1
:A (III
1.37
.00
315.42
lie they Wcrc shelling out thoy
god in general condemnation of
i‘oceedi no: and rcpcufod their ac-
tions that tho prosecutions wore
“ to secure the prosecuting-littor-
. in fees. Captain Williams pro
tied it. norm-II ulion instead of pros~
n and Mr. liapol’yo sold that. tho
in Mr. Townsend s illSO provod
lusively the motive II'lIiIb'lS‘rompi
thonrosecntlons. When Prculecut.
ttornry FhmIII IIIIIiIIntI‘IIl that
as not. tIqu Mr Rupclyo l(?lfll't«
“1 5x “'8"
”you mind qulf that down my'
7
'0 others tIlIiIIIIIIl in in the Harlem]
of condemnation and Captain
' ii tobk occasion to tell MI.
that he would do better to
«Ito some of the mom ncrloni:
maul violations of the llouol
pt town
attor bun ntllrod up the promo
1 d on nothing olso hon roccnt-
of bringim: unit nimplv to
A foo. Tho Hartford Times in
~ . but on Ibo circumstances.
bmo offonsou undor the liquor
f very small consequence
case of thc Ill-Imprints who
ore the potion" con-rt roster
do? bclul’u‘nc they hnd‘ failed
conupluioualy enough the
or had obtaincd Their»
lcnl 0:11:an They had ob»
porno their licenses. and
unwed Ihcml homo fault
it ‘tiil that it in not meet
.Now column the prob- .
1'.an 11 is his
in: ii ian are on-
ill on to tho proper
= tIIInIIoII. An to the“
IA undornlood “to any that
merely to call their atten-
» w and make more 08101.1
arranged to null:I tho canon on the
point. was obliged to impose i1 lino. and
I .
Prosecuting Agent ’l'hnyel inI.
‘ 000! ill ‘
. romalkabb: thin: in til! Whole me '
in the experience of till: one druxsilu
Who. when brought into court. insisted
on culturing II plea of guilty. because.
his said that ulthought ho had not
known it boforn ho had now learned
that be was guilty undo: this low as
it stands Tho pronuoutlug ugrnl bud
payment of. coon. provided the our:
lights would blood guilty én this way
lilo foe came to hint Sun the name
and the annulled ‘cnuapcll u find and I:
record of a ..""‘hl‘st oomdction.’ become
on that plan the. bane never clone. to n
conviction. Tho ”one than who felt that
in order to tall the truth be Inna: nay
“guilty" insinud (It "not guilty" was
Ilic only one at the lot to be lined and
to be recorded as convicted He was
1'11de by the Judge and tho prosecnt
in'g agent to make the usual pica but
uboolutcly rcfuuod.‘ 11c could- not be
made to and tho puroly formal nature
of. II plcn in court, and ntuck ntoutlv
to his own rout-option of tho honcul
course. lie will lose nothing in public
column by what ho did and 1.11» rouull
of it. That result was: lnovltublo. The
it could not. lIIA ions
than $10.
. But in vl'ow of mi tho (lli‘t‘lililfiifllli‘i’h
lborc poems; to ho sometblng' wron
with u syntom whirh mnkou tlu-A only
Inun who told tho litorol truth tho only
our to [my a lion in addition to tho
costn‘ which all paid. and thc only our
to iIII'IIcI-III‘IlIId as guilty of n final of
fence undcr tho liquor low of tho
slain.
uI’IIiIIr tho luw.
mafia—“r...“
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain:,H. Hubbard. of M11'
ford. Del.. sayin- “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy‘s life. lie hogan just like
the one we lost Ivlth croup. We gave
him II fcw doses He quickly dropped
to sleep and was: all right in the morn
ing" For aclc by R H Plaistcd and
13‘. ll. Baxter.
BIAG THING FOR BRiDGEPAORT.
Yachtiz‘ ”From EveryWhere Will be In
’ Thane Waters Next Juno.
The New York Sun hm: saint? inter-
culing notes on thII coming content foI
tho Sonwuuhnkn cup. The Sun says:
Thr members of the Bridgeport
Yul-bl i'illb :IrII wry much pious-Ad at
the way ynrhlnmcn have responded to
their invitation to build small boutsto
try and win back the. Sl’uwonhakn
(lhullIIIIgc l‘IIp. All 1hrI bouts built. {III
this class are to tukc part in the triul
races to be snilcd ol‘t Bridgeport next
.lunc. and I‘ho bent bout will ho gout to
Vill’t‘l the repmwntuilve of the Royal
S‘t. Lawrcmc Yacht Club. All the dc—
mlls of tho room for the cup how not
burn ugrrrd upon yol. but “19 two clubs
interested expect. to with the points
=c1IIIl 1 11154111581011 soon. and till-I III:-
uounIcmcIIi will Athrn be made.
Flu? bouts are no“ III 1111911 and oth—
ms 31'? talked of. Charles 1) Mower
and Albert ll Hunt arc to how our
pool lIom Mr Moucr'u Ilcnlgns. '1‘ ll
Macdonnbl. of tho Bridgeport inchi
('illll in the hood of a syndicuto that
11qu Naomi :In order with Hunlcy 0"
Quincy; Point Muss“. Anotlwi Bllduo
port I'yInIliIIItII bonded by De VIIr H
VVllJ'l’lt‘l bus orIlI IIIIl a bout lr'oIn IlII
wigus by 11.11. (‘rownishichL 1.. 1)
Huntington il :11 Work on II bout (01
this clans and :1 third syndicntc 0’
Stamford yuchtmon will how u boot
built from tho designs: of one of tho
IIIF‘IIIlIIII’I: of tho III'IIIlicntAII.
it is reported that. H. B, (limb of
tho Whito llcar Yacht. club of ‘Minnc-
solu will soul ll I'ucill cunt to takc
port in llIIIsII trial races.
in» \‘cr ll. Wurnor ol ilriduopor:
and T. 1.. Park have ordcrod («Hoot
crs from I]. B. Crownlnoblold‘s Ilcnirrnr
for racing horn next cannon.
MODEM? SURGERY SURPASSED.
: “While suffering from a bade case of
piles l consulted a physician who ad
vised Inc. to try a box of Dertt'r
Witch Hazel Solve." guys (i, F. Carter,
IAtlnntu (1.1 III III urcd a box and wac
nptircly Iurcd. iIIIWltt‘ s Witch Hazel
fllH‘ III II splendid II-Inc for Iiiloli gir-
iIIII rolicf instantly and l hourtllI lC
rommcnd in to all suffcreroit Bur-gory
in unuoccensnry to cure 1) no. I A
\Vltt'n Witch llazcn SMVO will cure
uny clinc. Outs. burns. bruises and all
othoI \Iounds Inc also quickly cured
bylt Beware of IIountcrfoitaI Goorgo
(‘ Stillson.
Hi8 FlFTiETH ANNlVERASARY.
Gay Blonromn and Good Wiiheu Con
front Town Clerk Weber.
Town Clerk Robnrt WebeI. of
III-Alb mllo ntonn in his life. No was our
prised at his home to find the fact had
boon substantially Icmcmbcrcd and he
no u Inemonlo from the fumil II
Lator II bountiful male with u stern
111ch foot in length hon: his nephew.
Robert Kutchcr just one your old.
cumo‘ no II second remembrance. '
Whoa the town clerk ruched his of-
lim 1: 1on tilled with handsome moon
and pinka was found carefully placed
lowln 1111;
To lho‘ 80th Annlvor'ur‘y.
The mayor :1 onion and city bierk' a
It molten no I!
The ’“towli c Ire
Ho watches over
lam
(Ml: III-Illicit" by
Bridgeport yontolduy reached the ill .
llOllllNl II bnndnonw now tiillomna‘de .
coat. which had been prepared for him ,-
on the door atop inclined was the fol ‘
mil‘u up mind ”on
dinostlon Au locum: and U».
8‘” OHQI .
the common and uaull one All nu: pro
physicians on wall boost er tile llt‘u’l.
stop in attomgtlng to euro ind ignition
is to diet. all l'l“ by selecting certain
f d and Injecting Ilium, or to great
languish the qua lily of food usual.
do
in other words the starvation plan
lu‘by many supposed to be the first as-
spatial in the cure. of weak digestion.
“The almost curtain failure of tho
starvation cure for stomach trouble
but: boon prawn thou and again but
spill the usual advice when dynpap
nip; malice: its nppourltuoe is I worse
of .Izdletln
All this is radically wrong.
foollub and unsciontillc to recommend
dietlug or tum-vouch to a person :qu
faring flom dyspepsia becauno indiges-
tion illicit atnrvas every organ and ray
ory nerve and blue in tho body. . '
What in needed is abundant nutri-
lion, not learn. and this meanu plenty
ol good wholesome. well cooked food
and some nutu: n1 dlventivo to anoint
Ibo Wonk stomach to digest it.
This in exactly the purpose for
which i-‘Ituort’ a Dyupupnin Tablets are
adapted and this in the way they curl!
lho wmrl (does of sto‘mach trouble
The pullout nuts plenty of whole
some food. and Stunrut' Dyapeplaia
Tablets digests it. for him. .
‘And this is in accordance with on-
lurc. and common senile because in thin
why the whole systcm lu'nourlsb-
(Id and the over worked stomach rout ,
(Id bocouse the tablets will digest the
food. whether the stomach works or
not. One of Stuarts Dyspepvin Tob-
lols will digest 1800 grains: of meat
eggs nnd similar food
Any druggiat will tell you that Stu-
.Irts Dyspepsia Tablets in a romedy
of extraordinary value and probably
is the unrest. and output remedy AflIr
stomach troubles. .
No person suffering from poor disco
lIon und lack of oppetltc. can fail to
ho immediately and pcrmlinently beno
fittIIIl If they would make it a pructiciI
.3:
Ida Tnblcts after curb meal.
OYSTER BUBiNESS IOOMING.
H. C. Rowe ti Co of New ’n'nven Are
coin-II on Sunduy cvoning ono submit:
and truce IIAlorII on Monday amount
mg to 18171 bushcls. 'rné vessels
woro as follows:
(’lRl lamina. 3.010 bushels; Rev. John
Fletchcr. 4.154 bushels and Fred Show
4.007 buuholn. H. C. Rowe 8:. Co. at":
from G in the morning until 6' at night
and it is ovidont that tho oyater bunt-
goat: is booming «I I“? with. this
film .A ,
C0 n. A L
$5.75 portoo
DElIlVERED "‘3 YOUR “IN
”94.;
We handle only one grade of Coal
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders uowmna take ad
vantage of price quoted above.
Best In qualityycmnry acreanoo
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience bu
been in the past. give In: your order
Ind we will please you. ’
Allin lukwui i ll
Successors to 1111111113
13041 Yard and 001cc Wotar “MOI
Wain streets. Bout Nomadic. Conn
'l‘elevlionn “all. :51! 0
w I. I.
. VI—m
Painter and no 8qu.
W
Pure White bold rind Zinc
‘ mixed by blind will om twice
on long and cover double our- ~
face no muck:
house of Will an: aim: and o! ‘ .
A Stephen Wilcox... both on Qoutb
I Main meet. more plum
. love
our in.
We say the old way but really it is
sent tune and many dys Ieptlcu. and A
itta‘
to lake 0116 or two of Stuart II Dyspep ;
1120- 22 ,
III load of Narragnnaolt Bay oystcrn‘
llrnlnanL 3.000 bush:
running their openers in both nbopsi
drauch Office cor or Washington our
Janus Brown '2 f
bier: ruined The ., A
pinto
‘ ,. ll: 40:.
mon prices.
Paintera‘
Pictures
Md value.
from a small
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Residence. 9 Crescent Term.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN J
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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A8, 7:.18
II. 10:221.
97%?
‘x. 8:.07
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RM
10 :
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‘M‘t‘teriol‘o:
Window Shades. Cornice Poles
~.PICTUREB.
Pointing. Paper Hanging, Decoo
Telephone C111,. 133-3.
Open evenlnzd'tlllbao.
WITHIN THE RAND!
of cvcrydno, the price of then atoni-
Ranges and Heater. wé offer new
Design
on true principles. tb y xiv. mt but
some in appearance. and of
strength. “Our I818 mm: In I mode
or compactnou.
Horde. R. Nash
Cor. North Allin 8119:1le moon
Plumbing andlsnam Hoar
Hof Wam- flu lug.
Hot Air (fall!
moi-union
“giro TIN Room
Gan Fixtures.
haveyouueo: menu
RICNAMMONDA NANAOIII
Minimum»
‘7 WALL 3mm. hDRWALI
D W RAYMOND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMIALMER,
In effect October 13. 1001.
Lie-12: 65:.
4,7077: 55:, 8:11 10,:80.
M.——12‘05x. 4. m.
.~—8:llx. 5.33. 8.55:.1:20. 0:46:
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8: 808. ‘42 08!. 8: “.08
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m».
Suppliu. Artilts’
Framed to Order.
atlng.
m
DECKER.
3: WASHINGTON on.
South rim-walk.
Conn
and 6083th
Kind
8"”
amount of fuel.
1
l‘cgmih...
fidutb Ncywoik.
cup-d-
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FQN
NEW YORK.
A.M.-—-12:3bx. 11
7:58. 8:181. 0:081. 0:80
8. 651 0:851. 6'10
10.10. 1:883.
8:50]: 6:.” 6:5
SUNDAYS.
0:48; 9:08.
', Luv: ucw vault” ran «on:
NORWALK.
.mo. 0:00. 1:011
10 .088
.l
p.
4:
002.080.1100:
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Company .
will probably include there-
decoratln'gof your home. Thou;
is still time to havt'some of these
elegant wall papers transferred1m
from our store to: your walls; it
you come soon; and if you come
soon you ll get 111;: choice of a fine gm»
lot of exclusive patterns at com~
.‘ pin-tooling
. tcnded to the death chair by two RO-
' hired to receive his attention: Ind be
.17. 2:35;. aéol
fl”. Again. “lg-chi
i? In;
theatres conI'
lg the «but! in Abandoned
I A ”nubile entertainments arc
I if tin the capacity one». Mani
000m flotilla this condition at
,A dirbctl to the liberal treatment
Anon cllsm the press has has
:1pr human style «merino;
Angry uptodnle huslniula _m0l.hy
bounty of: II. plans in: linen
ddmunutratod by the when!
biuou‘n performances gt bit
A-tblrd Street Thoatre, when
9‘: vludcvllle in that main [filly
brilliant t e Wobbly programmes. The
Fifth Ave 0b retains the communal
him, but the Stock Com.
p y ‘nbprdprlates II portion of the
ti o with tile revivals of this old bom-
edles and comedy dramas.
The block ‘alao dividec with vaude-
ville. nonunion of the Fifty-.sipbib
Street and One Hundred and Twenty-
flftb Street Thanh-on. "Bluo Jeans" in
now a current magnet with the rim
mutic players. produced under the per.
sonal a Igervinion of the. author. Mr.
Joaep h thur MI. David Belavco'o
beautiful production of ”Mme. Butter
0!." with Mlle. Pilar Morin III Cho-
Che-Fun. is nearing the end of its
highly successful tour of the Proctor
Circuit and its presentation in New,
York.
. General Manager J. Austin Fynos is
now devoting almost his entire atten- ”'
tion to the completion of Proctor'o
Newark Theatre. which will be ready
to open some time Justpreoedlng the
holidays. Thin playhouse has been
rushed to completion with amazing ra-
pidity. and gives promise of being the
handaomeat theatre in the Eastern,
tteu outside of New York city— cer-
tanly the handoumost in any town the
size of Newark.
Proctor'n Theatres in Montreal aiId
Albany are devoted exclusively to high
class vaudeville. and tho Newark The-
ntro whoa completed. will be added
to the list of Proctor theatres present .
ing ntrnlght variety.
Stock Company will mainI occasional
violin to the out- ol town theatres. but
its field of labor will for the. most
part. be. confined to. ProcIOr‘s four the-
atres in New York city.
OLDEST RESIDENT or STRAT.
roan.
Death of Betsey Wardwell, aged 95
Years.
Mrs. Betsey Wardwell of Stratford
widow of Samuel Wardwoll. died yes-
tcrday at her residence in that town
from causes attendant upon old age.
Deceased was. 90 years and four
mouths old and was the oldest resident
town. having been born in a house
stroot (Main) from the one in which ‘
the Strotford Congregational church .
for over 7 yours. and was highly re- ‘
epoctod for her puny good qualities. »
killed by the cars, a number of years
0K0. Her daughter. Miss Lucy B.
Wheeler. renlden in Stratford.
Funeral services will be held Friday
next at 2:30 p. m.
a—u—r-m—w—v
KNIST PAYS THE PENALTY.
Electrocuted at Auburn Today for
Murder of His Sweetheart.
AUBURN. N. Y.. November 20~Fred
Klst, who murdered Katie Tobin. of
Waverly. N. Y.. Apri 9. 1900. was not
In death by electricit in the state pri-
Ion here. at 6:37 a. 111.. today. He met
his fate with fortitude. Kriat was at-
mun Catholic priests. After he had
sen placed in the chair one of the
knelt. upon the rubber mat close to the
chair and engaged in prayer. Warden
signal when he, noticed the priests per-
l1 and vigowunly motioned for-Alum to
gtt off the mat. The signal was then
liven and 1.740 volts were sent through
KI Art. producing instantaneous death.
Krist' 1: crime was the murdar of his
sweetheart. Katie Tobin. at Waverly.
Tloga county. April 7 of last year. He
had separated from his wife and had
become addicted to drink. He was
than thirty yell-i! old his Victim being
ten years younger. The girl finally rc-
determined to kill her. He first lodged
II complaint against her for theft and
then lay in wait It a hotel to intercept.
or u the passed to the justices oliicc
Fortified with several drinkn be ruched
from the bots! as his victim and her
stator appeared. and tired several shots
at lwr from a revolver. 8111: war: In-
Itautiy killed-”-
KNIGHT! *0! COLUMBUS.
Order Now lanolin dram Atlantic to
Mollie
NEW HAVEN Oahu; November 20
Round
~At the adjourned meeting cull
tlonal board of director: oi them:
of Colombo! held here thin ottoman;
the announcement wan mode thut that
unload: front the Miami
lite cm: new council: 1%;
A m...“ '
part:
The Proctor .‘
of Strutford. so.» was a native of the . A
which was on the opposite side of the ‘ L
one died. She had been o member of _.
She had been twice worried, her first 7' I
husband's name helm: Wheeler. Her' 7
second Ibutlband Spaniel Wavdwell. was .
rlcr‘xvmen. Father Kelly. of Auburn. ‘
Mend was on the. verge of giving the ~
oil: 257 ‘
' MhWillmo Davidson. 69:; momma. um.
i n1
Iron-i ’
I - built that: boom in I870 and roofed them with ”8‘
Every roof in as sound today as the day itwavput on,
4 . although ‘cxpogod to the sea “sir;- Iodestnrcme to tin
”W“ plate. The extra heavy filming of “I no» it the man
durable' roofing taxation—IN only tin that inst: a 18“?”th Trade
mark mmpcd on each nhcét Ask your motor for [AF or
TI» Onfiv Direct All-Water ‘Roan
. BETWEEN
NEW YORK
BOSTON
m-
var smut MJquI
W11. mlood‘lntemodlato loading.
Put Nodal: Steamship! Q Finest Sol-vice
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limb of Item 6.1!.
”A State Street. New York
UNION LOCK POULTRY FENCE
.For' foultrydfkobblts, Orchards, Mandate. .
moi-ore man!
All main stands are two
wires twhud together. ,
' “norm or am "II ”I
Strong‘r and eta-or than any other make.
Our Union Lock Hog, Field and Camp Fence, Union Lawn
Fons. Gato- etc” aurora-11:00:: first. m1
Your den or should handle this lino-A4! not, write us for
pricolv Gaalog'uo free.
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