1111 Inducted to The
not letters not duh-0d.
' and decorators.
1.1-” Mime»...
flu visit In New Haven
1.111.111 Kalamazoo M1111 is 11
Mr. and Mrs Oscar smith.
111‘ Bush: Taylor has returned
“2mm 11 holiday visit with
Westport Musical society will
the residence of A. S. Hur'buil.
trout. Tuesday evening
p»...
Rollo lodfl‘e. F & A M” held a
, , commordcation Thiusduy night
ch the third dcgiee was worked
litmus of .the Wato1 and idioc-
thmpany can now have the
,i’ the «light on dark mornings
7y titer morning. as the cuncnt
mod on at 11 o'clock.
musicals will be held tomorrow
i stead of tonight as is usual
will be the guests of M1. and
Ambrose S .,Hurlb11tt State
ll; fli‘he program as arrange, sug-
”an evening of harmonic treats.
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oddities of Christ Chu1ch me to
ill, supper in the nations of the
it on the evening of Wednesday.
’Hnnland suppers will be served
iii also those of more modern
en .V‘Sevsrai of the ladies will be
(in the old fashioned style.
'lclr will aid much to the occasion
seats ordered 10111111: new room
lhIngh school have not yet ar-
taere is little likelihood of
. sing started at once. The
can little is using every means
”War to get the long delayed
Ci doubt hold back by the lecent
up, and will open the class
e earliest possible moment.
calving night a merry party
, “Mitt the Main street establish-
11111 H. 0. Bench ct whom a light
11 was p1ovided and the even
fit tainingiy spent with music
sitar and mandolin blending
:3 rusty with songs in solo and
8 the additions This is practical-
1home of music here and the
from which tli nucleus for the
sis participating in Compo
Co. flair was secmwed There is.
w of giving a m1nst1el show at
rly date and the success of the
ednogday evening justifies the
that: a rattling good programme
arranged:
assault upon Conductm Wultei
11 oh the local trolley line has
indignation among residents
place, who have had occasion to
a, conduct of some men on the
oil as the risk employee have
ottemptiug to compel the bullysf
ave themselves. No section bf
11 is more beset with rough
tors than is to be found around
. lie and it is the gvnernl opinion
yntou a decisive action w1ll
beneficial effect upo'n this class
,égation is made that this is not
111 time trouble has been cxperi
with the Aliens yet there are
1' declared even worse Boynton
11111 the employ of the Tinctlon
in: months Dining that time
'1 proved a reliable malnof even
. ament. obligingand plus, . Ng‘
ho knows him believes be
extreme measures before being
, led to and few 1119 found wlhio
hot applaud his act. Dori
I'll weeks he has held tho po
18M. watchman in the car barn
osday night. Supt. Purdy cent a
, over the line after midnight.
”ilk. was assigned the run just as
prpppred himself for ht duty
111! as a consbualglce had
6 declares there was no
v0: another minute and he
ve been pushed from the car.
mgd 11 killed. it never occur-
m tbs his assailants would so
though he knew them to be
d when asked why he didn't
“help 1:. lied: That was the
.: I fill ugbt of. " He mad an
ii) .111 at the bell rope and stop
’ ill his assailants crowded hltn
‘ ul complications into which
' "E. Wright Sinful has he.
serves to keep gossips
one who b11111 know the
r with being eccentric...
instances where it might
”nailed it trolley car
that! 111 ll: ’59 and when
witch was reached took
Walloon fills in:
Haven but hm»
111mm it 11 rt. u"
m, umummomumr
sort- ‘1
Jim“.
“place. 11111-11 [audio
canny
whiny Mrs 1311111111 The assign
dated throttle. 19111 and the
i pmperty was foreclosed by the alter
neys Pettus it O'Neil under order
from the District Court of Waterbury.
The time limit not has aspired and
absolute title to the property and
Judgment was passed November 115.
1901.1‘11111'11 is also roomdod I chattel
mortgage on all of the tut-11111111111111 in
W State street house. in favor of Max
Straits, of New Haven for a cash cou-
sideiation of 111115 1.11111 instrument is
dated April 17 1be and was recorded
at the town cle1k 11 office here Novem
bar. 83.71111 tax collector informs a.
representatim of the press that he
will take legal steps against Mrs,
Sinltli to recover .1111 amount due from
her f11'1 taxes and interest.
MWWMHW 1.. ..
Hut Southport has not Decided to Join
‘ With Fairflkid. House 3 Hitch.
Now that the Bridgeport Hydraulic
Company has put in hydrants about
cvory undred yards throughout both
Fairlie 1i and Soulhport. the question
arises as to what is the best way to
hire the use of the hydrants. A num-
ber of the most wealthy citizens of
Southport wish to each hirc two by-
drunts. and by doing that way hire. all
the hydrants inSouthport and give the
Southport fire department the right to
ice them.
it is said that it was agreed among
fifteen citizens to litre the hydrants at
once. b11t"now they have been asked
by a number of influential citizens to
1‘;in up the Idcu. as It would have a
tendency to prevent a fire district be-
ing formed in Southport. A number
of the residents of both Soutbport and
Fairlield are anxious to establish one
firo district. in both villages. The 11111
iority of the citizens of Foirfield be-
lieve this is 11 very goon plan. but in
Southport the residents look at it in an
nitogethol different light. Most of the
Southport citizens are not in favor of
the plan. as they say they prefer to es
tablish 11 district in Southport Without
the aid of their sister village. South-
sportors claim that the fire tax would
have to he a great deal heavier If flu
district included both villages than if
it was only established in Southport.
as F‘nirflold is not on compact as
Southport. and more than double the
number of. hydrants would have to be
hired.
A firc district, will surely be safely
linked in the town in tho immediate fu»
lure. and if. is a question whether it
will take in both the villages of Fair-
field and Southport. or only Southpmt.
Now that the bydlants haw. been put
in and 1116‘ In working claim the mom
bers of thgfiollthport. fire department
are very anxious to have the right to
use them and will use all their in-
iiuoucs in having 11 fire district estab—
lished at (moo. .
PREVlOUS HANGINGS.
Laudano the Tenth to Be Executed at
1 Prison.
Andrcu Latidauo of New Haven. who
has boon sentenced to be executed
April 25.19112. and who was taken to
Wethcrsneld«yesterday. is the tenth
murderer to be. hanged at. the state
prison smooths law of l893. requiring
execution to take place in the state
prison instead of the county jails was
enacted 0f the nine who have. ul
ready been hanged at the prison two
came from”; Hartford county and one
f1om New Haven county. while the last
six were convicted in Falrflcld county.
The list is as follows:
.iohn Cronin. Hartford county.
cute-1i llécehlber 18 1891i.
K111111111 llerllein. Hartford
0x91 utod December 3 1898.
Thomas F‘. Klopie New '
county executed July it. 1897.
Guisippl Fuda Failfleld county cxc
11itcdDeccmbcr‘l.1897.
Nicodemo lmpossino, Fairfleld coun-
ty. executed December ”“1897.
Charles A. Boinay. iv‘airfléld county.
executed April 14.1898.
Benjamin H. Willis Fab-field county
.execntod.Deccmber ill) 18981I "
. Frederick M Brockhaui Falriteld
Scounty executed September 6 1899.
Chmles B Cross Fairfloid county.
executed Jilly 20 1900.
axe.
county
Haven
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THREE supsmou odours All...
PEALB.
Major John 1. Thro kmorton of
Bridgeport has filed noti s of an up-
peal to the supremo court of crrots
from a verdict returned by a Stu-y in
the civil court of common pleas award-
ing Attorney Bacon Waknmao $732.80.
for services performed In the suit
of Mary Dawson againlt the first of
Marsh, Morwin & Lemmoil in which
the jury returned a verdict f01 the
plaintiff to recover 550 ”for an illegal.
ejectmont. notice of an appeal has
been filed by the defendant.» in the
" Stamford case of Rowell against Crowu.
there. in which k fury returned 11 var»
dint of 310 dumases for the plaintiff
the plaintiff will also probably appeal
because Judge Curtis did not trellis the
damages awarded in accordance with
a statute making such an act pcrmim
aihic. Only three Jury cases were
tried this term and it looks now u It
“1131. Would all be knuckles t6 the I11
111.1111 Vack. c 11 I known young
ma. who for moral years was I.
ll 31111131111111.
balm: .
. the woman
chore mentioned, attorneys until rel
WANT FIRE DISTRICT. "
1‘ 11d extinct 111.1
The directs
Coast Wreckilig 111.111.1111 above
1111111111 11 dividend (mm it: net earnings.
during the past six months. which
amounts to 8 per cent on the invoso
ments of the original subscribers As
this shawl
you it has 11111 and equipped I. plant
suits which for 11 11 reasons cannot
.4111 given publicly thlil'time.
According to 1116 r'oport of the 11111111.
tors of the company. the plant is on.
1:11er paid for. ah the treasury con-
tains an amount distant to pay off
all debts. and leave a good balance Af-
doposit. it is this company 11 intention
to increase its plant later.
is! stock has been increased by 15.000
shares. which are now being sold. The
proceeds of the stock will be utilized
in Increasing facilities.
’l‘lu company” s wrecking force
has completed its work on the wreck
of the unknown steamer in the Sound.
south of l’enfleld roof for the present;
It has removed 75 tons of scrap iron
from it. As the water becomes rough
interferes with submarine work. the
wreck has been nbandoncd for the win.
1111 The interior of It has not been
explored. The company is well pleas
ed with its work upon thc w1eck. The
mysteiy of the ste'unler's identity is
no nearer 11 solution now than on tho
first day that work was begun upon It.
It is understood that the company
has received information Iatcly which
will lead to the discovery of the wreck
of the steamer Lexington In the
spring While the exact location of it
is not known to any one. .boundurlcs
have been obtained within which the
wreck is supposedto be. No attempt
has yet been made to examine the new
location. and there will not be any fur-
ther work upon any wrecks, except
those containing coal. until next
spring.
The lighter Collin is at wolk near
City island. N. ’1’..1uising 11 cargo
of suit coal which sunk there several
months ago. it is expected that. this
work will consume the balance of the
week. The coal will be disposed of in
the usual way.
During the Winter the sweep boats
w1ll continue their work. As soon as 11
wreck of any kind is discovered it will
be marked upon a chart. There is 11.1—
1-cady enough work ahead to keep the
Celtic busy all next summer. As the
amount of work to be done is sufficient
to keep two lighters busy. there Is a
probability of another being purchased
before spring.
FISHERMAN OBJECT TO OYSTER.
MEN.
Protest Filed bv stoningtcn Residents
Against Project of Lancraft Brothcrc.
No action has yet been taken by the
Shell Fish Commission‘ relative to a
protest filed by' fishermen 011‘ Fisher‘s
Island Sound against the use of 2511
acres of oyster ground off Stonlngton
by Lencraft Brothers. oyster growers
of this city. The petition was filed
yesterday in the office in this city. it
has attached to it about 150 names
mostly of menhadon fisherman. Lap
crai‘t Brothers applied for the land
recently and are now using it for ex-
perimental purposes with a view to
cultivating oysters were; The objec
tion stated by the fishermen is that the
use of drodgea and other equipment
of the oystermen would interfere sen
11111st with their industry and prevent
them using their nets.
if Lauri-aft Brothers insist upon the
use of the ground the commissioners
will hold a session in this city and
grant a hearing to both sides at Inter
est.
A RIDGEFIELD BOY'S TROUBLE.
George Mead a peachy-checked lad
of sixteen, whose name is in Ridgoflcld
was lodged in the county Jail at White
Plains Tuesday. on the charge of horse
stealing The boy belongs to a good
family and claims to have stolen nine
horses and robbed all: stores in one
night lie says he was assisted by his
brother who is now‘llidden in the
wilds of the Ramspo mountains over
in ‘Rockland calmly. He also Inys
that they intenllod 1111-5111111 a gypsy
camp over thanvlio stole one of the
hbrsea from Sidney .chkermnn. of Cro
village, and that's where George-mule
his great mistake: Bid didn't like to
lose a horn and ho most decidedly oh;
lects to having one stolen. When this
one was taken be started on the trail
and no ln’diun could have followed up,
Mrs. Exit. ..olloy. Who hld’ bought tho
horse from I 1110.11. Sid brought the.
horse home with 111111 in triumph. and
than traced Mead to fill bolus
in this vicinity" «Brew-tor Standard.
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ADMIRAIJ‘Y OAIIG ABOIQNID 1m
1111111.. _ _
l111111111 Town-end will give k bent-ins.
New Haven to w. of the llbed ll
steamer ti. '2
11:“de in build Joseph Goodwin,
the company is in existence but a year. :.
is smallest. During the .
111111 accomplished “other material rev .
tor the dividend 111‘ paid which will be 1
today, there will be a surplus left on ‘
Its can! .
at this time of the your. and seriously ,
ton Luke. who is well known in this .
acorn course any better than Bid did: 1
"He truce 111st horse to Romney. N. 1.. ;
where it was found in the nonunion o! 1
in .
Ridgeiidki. 1-1in supposed to be the '
one mklmlble for domain ‘nilIchiof
1 “at b'y‘hflf “to!“
l
‘ A . elem
attractive ‘ manner. -
has a matt top.
81111 1. Union Stamp.
$5.00 pair
leathers.
almond 111:1 lo Ci'illlli.
This shoe is for men. and
is made up in a most’
is stylish, .nobe. and
it.
We handle only one grade of
and that lI the BEST.
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality. cleanly
and we will please you
111111 1111111111
Successors to B Harm
Teleplona (lull 81-11
1
T- .- ,LTWMW
and builders‘
rubber, feathers and all articles
you would like toadispou. of.
highest cash prices will
calling on
attention.
ordays.
Residence 68 Spring street
wn HAVE runs 001111111 11'!
lentil Net-wall.
artl
fitbciiing and
WWI ltd: «idiot
load
gm Hopiwanaib‘hk‘“
111111 1111111111 1111111111 1111111111 11111111 in W
I 11111511915111.1111
c oA 1.
$5.7 5 per ton
ontlvuaso in runs 11m.
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Coal
~Placo your orders now. and take at!-
screened
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past, give us your order
H.
00.11 Yard and Office Water street
Bram-b (fillies corsair Washington Inc
unto streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
Highest Lash Prices
Discarded machinery of all kinds
oiplng.steam and water fittings, stoves
hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters.» for refuse metals.
that
The
be paid 11.1
. I5
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 a 15 Raymond 81
Notice by postal will receive prompt
Open 1 11.111 to 6p. 11: Closed Sat
Hofiseé
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
’l‘Bl
OAR‘LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV.
. commotion: woman.
1111’
won to. bless 1m
1111111111- 2 o'clock yesterday m ,
five honour. 9 mother and her fan
children. were burned to death
Gwyn station on the Wopmnonoe
railroad. tbm miles north of this city.
The 111111111111 escaped with more ill-
lul'ioi'. ‘i'he uektb are:
111111 111811111. I'll: Joanna Burk 11;
1111111111 Victor Burk 8 years.
ously burned 11111111111111 back. 1
Mrs. Burk and the children. love
urday night.
111111111 1. so ociock 11111. 111111: was}
awakened by a dense smoko in her
room. Bilfl awoke h1g1 husband. He
dtrslssed hurriedly and hastened dowil
11 a re
found the room was ablaze. Burk'p‘
clothing was ignited and he 1111mm '
outside and rolled in the snow to 11111
tiuguiSh the tiny tongues of 1111.111,
- than summoned the assistance of .
neighbors. There was no hope of sav- ' ‘
ing the house when they arrived and
to rescue the inmates Was impossible.
Every time the men tried to enter the
‘ intense heat drove them back
For one brief second Mrs. Burk ap~
neared at an upstairs window. In her
arms she 1.111 ried a child. Then the
flames rose about her and she sank
hack and was seen no more.
The charred and blackened bodies
wore recovered.
BAD MEN TERROBIZE A TOWN.
Hold Up Seven leopic, Entered Two
HouseI and 810111 Hon. Ind Wagon.
LLIANCE, 0., December 3.. Three
desperadoes gave a display of wild
west. tactics here yesterday when they
entered two houses held up the in-
mates. held up seven persons on the
street and finally stole a horse and
lmxxy with which them made their es.
capo.
As the home of. 111.. Margaret Test
era. she and he1 son Cari were rob
bed of their Jewelry and $20 while one
of the three guarded the Teeter's home
two others entered the home of alt-Sen
abor Silas J. Williams. but got noth»
ing. They next tried to enter a saloon
buc were. met at the door by Lawrence
Cavanaugh who, though covered by
revolvers. shouted for help Six young
men who ran to Cavanaugh's assist-
ance were cov cred by tho revolvers of
tho highwnymcu and made to give up
what valuables they possessed. The
trio then jumped into a carriage stolen
from a livery and got away. The no
lice immediately started on their trail
but have found no trace of them up to
tonight
uni—v..-
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POLICEMAN COULD NOT EJECT
MINOR.
My ATERBURY, November ail—Lo
cal lawyers are interested in a peculi
Varly interesting decision handed down
by Judge Burpee In the city court this
morning. William Mohr. a saloon-
keeper was charged with permitting
Frank Brennan :1 minor. to letter
about his place. Brennan was discov-
ered in the saloon by a policeman, who
had a warrant for him arrest. Bren.
nan resisted the officer, who was forc-
ed to summon assistance to take the
young man from the saloon to the po
lice station After hearing the avid
once Judge Burpee discharged Mohr.
announcing that since a policeman
could not elect the minor. the proprio-
tor of the place could not he expected
to do 110.
OF BENEFIT TO YOU.
Dus. Mitchell. Fulford. Md.: “Duo
ing a long illness I was trouble with
bed sores. was advised to try DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve and did so with
wonderful results. i was perfectly
cured. it is the best salve on the mar-
ket." Sure cure for plies, sores. burns.
Beware of counter-felts. George C.
Stillson.
YALE ENROLLMENT. 1240
NEW HAVEN December 2—Tbe of
11111111 academic pamphlet of Yale Uni-
versity. Was issued today. The enroll
inept list shows that in this depart
ment of the university there are now
1240 students. an increase of forty-
olght over last year. The freshman
class numbers 362 as against 329 last
year.
Courses are offered to the number
of 280, divided. as follows: Ancient
languages and linguisticI 68:1noderu
languages. 45: English 29; mathemat
ion. 20; natural and physical sciences
29:11hilooopby. 37; history. 19; social
sciences. ill: fine arts. 1|: music, 7;1
phylioaloducntlon, l.
Twontyone new instructors are on-
rolled in the faculty list
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FOOD CHANGED TO POISON.
Putrefying food in the intestines pro-
duces effects like those of arsenic. but
Dr. King‘s New Life Fills expel the
poisons from clogged bowels. gently
easily but surely. curing Constipation.
Biiiousuess, Sick Headache. Favors,
'{ilwmm $3111! aids
ton in I ,
all Liver. Kidney and Bowel troubles.
only 25c at F. 11.393191“; South Nor-
walll: John A film's. Nor‘waik
.MHOOL supzuvtmmma GOM-
GHICAGO. November 30-A combi-
. ration of I nimbar of the most impoo
tun Ichool apparatus maker: of the
1111M, have been affected it is by
A111 Mariska a cute 01111111111111. ~
“r1111 comma ty or interests?
. tho but besides at the annotation.
fathom “We.“ fibroblast slur
moth .Thc
combination it 1111 flood
the 11le 111 tho oath-t tactical
Mrs. Holy (l. ' ‘;
Burk it yam old: Adam G Boris-16; ‘ ~ ' ‘
Carl W. B11111 the husband. is sort-1
Adam. retired at the 11l111al hour Bat‘ ’
Opening the kitchen door he ‘
1WXThm
will not Iuit yo
You will 11m to 3111 one of the com. .ctVy, clume,
dihrlooking a'rtléidi.
Niv- lsml-OX 7.1.1.1. .1141 111. .1.
111111111111 Box? containing than
you}; only a quarter of an ounce.
and mm you only a quarter of a
dollar. ‘ ' 1
' ‘ You can buy a great deal M01111 for your moody; but there,
is so crass saucer so effectual, Io pcrfcgfilx maids,”
dainti’ly and conveniently put tip-mo 11111111111
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Ambt'N’d
. alk by D. s. Dav.
enport, Lorenzo Dib-
ble.
unlike “”the" Vanilla extract, it to five
and othcrt
rifles. and”o beef: or mm does not com
rat: in cooking .
Vanilla Cr 1111.111 moor 11:17 and
always 11w uniformly good malts .
Htmccnt fin mm- please or you
must but your whack
Vanilla Crystal 00.,
101 Beckman St-
New York. 11
That Chilly Feeling
It I the quality of the coal you bum in the furnace that
determines'whctbcr or not you shall be entirely comfort-
able during cold-Weather. or "a little chilly.” With inferior
coal it is impossiblc to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned.
Coal costs you no more here—but there’ 11 quite a differ-
ence in the value. The first order will show you why it is
profitable to deal with us.
For open grates we have found CANN EL the most sat-
isfactory fuel.
John H. Ferris,
I49 Washington Street. South Norwaik. Conn.
Bed-Room Suites
lit-01113114 50 1011155000
On our second floor you can see a large. well assorted
and fair priced line of Bedroom Suites in Plain and Quar
tel-ed Oak, Imitation Mahogany. Mahogany and BIrdsdilyo
Maple Our 325. 00 Suites are unusual values. We show
the newept and best things in Furniture frbm the leading
makers of the country. 1 .
Our Furniture. Carpets and Draperies cover three
floors. 1 .
k. .1. €01.17.le u‘co
Funeral blmton Ind lino-imam.
l2 No. min direct, .3. “m'lk' ..
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thwwlvlllb: nuamuewaromz loony
(nitsflmmdl thepwplelntawn Hamper
and the people .1111 Wit. Minimal: m
on mutual. .111... 1101i: my lip mt, 111-1ch
1'1 111.1111.
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Cure combination and Indigootloglw'i'
AT GROCERB. IVE “R v“- t l ‘
10c A CAN. will «1111111111311th krfl’abg
j ' 1. aprink our client! flair, m, ‘
For Sale at 811. Mm 2‘.) itidcwlopotbcnaturgt flaws. ,
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