new.
. Fur Boos
I III; largest assortment to
hithvna AN luve's'vlosrlou.
lint-my Cohen Willing to Have Sher
ifi Havlley Bring Charges.
the Editor of The Sentinel:
out to any that in the matter of
noticing prisoners In the county
to. retain the as their counsel. there
absolutely no tIIIth in the same 1‘
a retained by the relatives of all the
parties that I appealed for. at theiI re-
and solicitation Why Sheriff
‘ should make this accusation in
3 bill cundurt. why does he not bring
In matter to the. attention of the
rim (ionrt? He Is an oihcer of the .
and It is his duty to do so: but 3
lit
9 no (In the other hand
jl'ougbt this matter to the attention
Judge (lager. who stated to me that
man no irregular or informality
In? appearance for tho acout-Ied par-
. “I go into the discussion of this
1- because i do not want it to up
that I am citing the. part of :1
peter lawyer or taking adVantage of.
whom brother lawyers I chal—
tore Sheriff Hawley to bring this mat-
f to on Investigation and I will then 3
‘ tho- methods resorted to by some i
the onloiais' ‘at the county jail.
J.II. CITNEO.
crabs CHURCH nusm.
_ do Church. Third Sunday in Ad-
. , - I
Fur Neck Scott‘s
l3“ Car fare on $5.00 purchases or over.
l close.
'roae III. to I»; over last.
0
and Mutts.
select from. the most réliablé
.‘FODAY IN WALL 8TREET.‘
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—The
feature of the opening dealings in
stocks wan Amalgamated Copper of
which 6.200 shares sold at 66% to 66.
compared with 66% at last night's
The majority of stocks sold a
fraction higher and there were large
tranefers of a numbei of stocks. Gen-
eral Electric jumped four points.~
WALL STREET noonwl’rlres hard.
ened but Amalgamated Copper tallied
to 6533 but themovement was dull and
sluggish until the appearance of the
bank statement. Large loan coatrao
tlon induced a brisk buying movement
and an upward rush of prices to the.
heat of the day. St. Paul, Manhattan,
Wabash Preferred and Rubber Goods
night and
there were rolling of I to 1% in Sufiu’.
Union, Pacific. New York Central
Pennsylvania Mlscouri Pacific, Dela-
ware lit Hudson and Brooklyn 'l’runsli.
Colorado Fuel advanced 4%. Heavy
realizing met the advance but the oi
loving lightened as prices declined
The closing was dull and firm but be
low the best.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Reports over nitrate hire of 111A.
llohiue. Iommioalun bloker Swan: a:
(“orbett s bluish South Norwalli.
MORNING:
,nhsionul Hymn ~18. Hasslel
MI in D. » Crotch
. Best
Aldrich
Hon
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. y—«Sleepers Awake
\lendelssohn
onal Hymn 395.1!lorkr
"BRNOON. 4:15‘P.M.
onal Hymn 39.1Paishinu
- ll lecles. 'I‘nllis
” don‘t in “L Tours
lDI lttls ‘ Tours
German
oryhlllessed Are the Merciful.
Hlles.
null Hymn 317. Monk
_~.‘I—"
FIRST CHURCH MUSIC
» at. the First Church. Norwaiii
w: Morning prelude. Adante
III-III Sonata. Gullmant: an.
. I "God he Merciful Unto l'e.‘
- ‘. "Glory be to God (In Hilb."
V011. Conlrnlto solo ‘Ily tho Wt
" of Nylon." Howell moire-ted):
‘ do. Much In (1.8mm amino
Allegretto in BM. Ilium
Ifllorh. nan. My.
solo. lotl'
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VII-
ten and cant lute “ It
Norwallis. Thinl Ian unet‘ It»
oorehndfor on 11 omen o
” I will clean out the entire
out line that tho Iclonl
, I I up the entire Ittltk
orbdruntofieetoolow
and I eon once onto our-
{1* win out comm stool
W
ploudlohlbodon
Open High law 1130 mitt"? 3 3
140(1)" 30:); 31 any; 31 In tho divore case of \NIillnm '1‘,
A Sn Rt (#0.. 121 1211.1 1191; 121 lnilliacher against Theresa I. Lubnch-
Atthison. 19%. mm NS. 7.51. er of Bridgeport the plaintiff was or“
Alchiaon phi 981.1, 932,. 95% a“. dared to pay the defendant an allow“
'.Bul a Ohio Ion. 101 It, on m lure of 835 to defend. with“! NO
llklyu. Ron I out 63 a: was “rt-ks
Cup. South. till so tits at; ”“‘"‘”""""”
(‘hrs & Ohio. Ania «iii 43%. It: POLICY MEN’S CHBES CONTINUED.
(‘11! &.\ ”1‘13“: 199 197% l9? NEW} YORK. [lecember ll—oeven-
.{‘ \i a S.“ 133% hill-‘5. 158% HIGH teen men arrested Thursday in raids
IUL R- I- & P- “7 “7‘1 “7 ”7% on building said to he headquarters for
t t'. C. (7. at s. 1.. 971;. SW 911. It. ‘6‘ policy gambling were arraigned today
D. & H. Can..I.l7I 172 171 12'}. in the court of special sessions before
I» 3 Steel. ““3 41 Wis II Justice. Hlnadaie All were reams!
II. 8. Steel. pt. 90%. 9111'; 90% IN ed on new warrants on new complaints
Gen. rd. Co. 284 2831 2811a 28:: Ball in the case of “Al" Adams, alto;
Lon. k Nash. WWI “5 I01 101%. ed to be at the head of the name in
Nor. It W.. 55 55% 5:1“; ooh. this city, was increased from 35.000 to
Man. Consul. 133%. 133% 133%- 1331& 810.000 and in the case of Janlxon. his
WMetropol 15816 153 15811. 158%. alleged manager. from 85.00 to 87.500.
EM 5- 32 T 95:10 50 50 All the other prisoners were held In
'Mia. Poo" 10:ng 103$; 103% 103% the same bail on before. Ball was con
lid. 1‘. C 5 11.. 162% 163% 162% 103 tinned and the cases went over until
’N. Y.. 0 & W.. 381?; 33% 337.: 33% next Saturdlr.
Reading pill. 654; 57 55% 51' ‘ mm
Pacific Zilail. 4319 131$ 4355 my. FRIENDS PEACE CONFERENCE.
PenayL ”on. urn. lists III-a PHILADELPHIA. Member II~
PWDI°SG“5~ 9?; 99 93 ”3‘55 final day's session of the American
”MI 5 “I" f' ‘3 17* “it 1”“ hiends Peace conference was devoted
PM" ‘ IL. pf. ‘35? '9“! 79'”! '9“ to speechinnkinn. Armor Perry. of
South. Ry, ‘32:... 33% 33 3339. Boston presided over the morning
SOIRII- “3.. D... 91“ ?1* 9‘5. 911,3 mm Illd “am, '0" deuvered
Mm Pm “it “it 57* “a by Pinto-nor one: o. VIML of am.
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II. S. “WM“ ”*1 ‘3‘ ‘31“ “W lion and Professor neuron. of Penn
all IP09... MIL 87" 87% 87% 87% 00“”. Mil.
Wabash. old. 41% 03 ms 13% '
Wm "M 9"» We 9‘ 9* ARRIVALS or venue
“Wm.
IICYOLI RACE IND! TONIGHT.
“I”...
”tour Would ho tho Winona.
NEW YORK. December
morning.
wtlneurd the 1 event.
not: until the hut lap to “lobed.
The noun Item was or follow:
notches-n
Hitler and
Loolta an 'i’hoonh idol-chem and Viol-
III—Jilin
weary turns. fire of them the Ameri-
can topmntntlvu. whirled about the
oval In Mull-on Square Garden thiai
Themelnioendot It
oclooh tonight. That popular Interest
u» been worked up to a high pitch
in shown by the that film whoa."
mu Five of
the loom no tied for the nut honor
and the winners will prohnbly not to
Thin Certificated“ bill so
‘ iiidllldillls inlaid".
Ins. amounts nun
Her Manhoodwho Lives in nodding.
Too ammo. to the Domestic-—
Two Dillon” and One Annul-
”III Krasoviiz a 5 Fox.
Corner North Main and Ann 01min,
Jam our material-wont tuition
For collarettet and been
LADIEC' TAILORs.
South Not-walk.
mat» of Marriage.
Judge Ralph Wheeler granted two
divorces and annulled one marriage to
day at the non calendal aeaalou of
the civil superior court
Thomas R. Ludway of Easton. a
man well alum In years. war the has.
band who naked tor marriage annul.
meat. (in 8ept.19. 1900 be. mar
rio‘d Ellen J. Williams. (on; 12..) till:
utter he learned that his wife had nev
or been divorced fit)!!! her first bus-
lllllld. who was John C Williams a
colored man. Mrs. Ludway was arrest
ed for higamy and bound over to the
criminal superior court. At the May
term this year she pleaded guilty and
was given ten months in jail. She Is
now serving sentence. the records of
the court were introduced in evidence
and the petitioner was given the duel»
alon.
Grace A.“ Clark of Iledding was
granted a decree Irom James 1.. Clark
onthe groundnut“ Infidelity. The par.
ties lived in Bedding near where that
town iolna Wanton and Easton and
the. good people of the three towns
were sadly andallzed by the goings.
on. accordin to all accounts.
Mrs. Clark has been in very bad
health for the past three years and
was unable to appear in court to tea-
tify. Pier counsel read her deposition to
his honor. Mrs. Clark put all the
blame on Mina Grace 1.. Warner of
this city. bliss Warner went to work
for the Clarita. A month after she
noticed that her husband was very
free with the servant. Thinga want
from bad to worse. The bliss Warner
was taken ill and had to go awarhiro.
Clark accused her husband and be all
milled everything.
Several witnesses wore on hand to
tell of queer doings Edward VII
liums said he saw Clark and Mini War
ner frequently. “110w were they act
iug?" he was naked.
Sho’uid call them awcethearta.“
soil Williams.
Mine Lulu 'l‘yler saw and heard
thing that were not proper.
Charles 13 Beach thouzht Clark
and M13 Warner acted like lovers
She II: II more fond of him than he
of hen: ‘ was tor anch‘a view of the
situation The rutIrt thought the evl
deuce conclusive.
Anna Gilbert was given the dcrmc
in her action against lunar 11. Gilbert
of Bridgeport. She married him on
Jan. 20. 1892’. and shortly after he be
sum to ilitreat her. He was very cruel
to her and finally deserted her about a
“'31 allot marriage. The decree was;
nlloued on the grounds of intolerable?
NEW YORK. ll~Arrlved:
or Pretoria. from Hamburg.
bloom
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CANDY STOCK
better than ever for Xmas. You know
what-tut means. No. really you don’t
either. ‘ unless you have visited this
..1 Wail-[1011.0
Ml".
Candy Kitchen}?
24 So. NIain Si.
store. Other Benson’s display: are not ‘1
a circumstance to. this one. Prices rea
sonable. Special inducements to those 3
desiring large quantities. . I
v . I - on i
mundane FOUND GUILTY.
Some 'Illepnl Voting in Benton Last
September.
BOSTON, December ll~Four of the ‘
Mormon charged with conspiracy in
connection with the illegal voting or .
the would! Republican caucuses last
Septemboriwere declared guilty today 1‘
all'night. The convicted men are: 3
Former oouhhllmnn Alfred New.
march, William W. Lord. Warden of
the caucus. :ormer reprenentative Tem‘
ploIA‘. Winsloe and John Rogers.
John Wlnaloo,
not found guilty. .
The men were pronounced guilty in
dry to induce celtaln particular per
sons to illegally “vote at the ward 21
and
sons in voting lilo’éally at said caucus.
Sentence was" Wired and the bail
in each case was increased for 83,000
to 34.000. The attorneys for the de-
fendants will file it motion‘for appeal.
ITALIAN KILLED 0N TRACKS.
HARTFORD. Member 14-—John
Ilovani. an italian. about fortyvtwo
years old was struck by the train on
long enough afterbcing struck to be
taken to the baggage room at the (in.
ion station but died before medical or.
teudance reached him.
Rev. W. H. Hubbard will preach two
«hi-moms by request tomorrow. In the
morning the subject. will be The Soul
After Death and In the evening. The
Dome. the Cards. and the Play.
snout)“ NOTICE. A
The City National Bank,
South. Not-walk. Conn.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this Book. for the elec-
tion of Directors for the ensuing year,
0.. 1803. from 1 to 2 o'clock p. m.
JACOB I. LAYTON. Cllhier.
“.25... _
Class A. KXc. No. 21774
LIBRARY 0? 608611888. to wit:
BE IT mum
Insect-nonnotxowl'orh. N. 1'” bath
BOOK. the title of which is in the fol
lowing words, to wit:
Com argued and adjudged lo the
Supreme Court of the United Statu.‘
December term. 1873 Reported bar
John William Wallace. Vol XVI.
The Dnnhd Law Pobllnlllu Company
New York. 1001.
the right whereof it chin- » motion
tor In mformity with the lawn of the
. United State: lemming Copyrights.
one. of the ”Rep-tor of Copyrights“
amour PUTIIAII.
“burial: of canal-o
I“) by Timid Colbert.
' Register of Copyrights.
Writtan A. I.
Build 0. W. C.
Inland I. G. 1‘.
Mailed ll. 0.
In nit-III for 14 run from Decon-
.1111 31 a
by a jury‘f‘whoglellberated the cases
l
i
. brother of Templef
A. Wineole. the fifth defendant was ‘»
cacti ‘of the ten counts of the indict- i
meat and charged jointly with conspir. 1
Republican cam as September 25 lat-It. .-
‘aidlnn and abetting such pet I
the Highland divlolon which arrives in .
Hartford at oflunrom Waterbury, a“
few feet truth the Flower street croaa- .
tux thlnmornins- and killed. He lived ’3
will be held at the Banking Home on .
Tuesday, the 14th day of January. A. '
South Not-wall, Conn, Dec. 14. 1901. ‘
on 21 281413‘
Thu on the twenty-Int day of No.
vember. 1901. The Banks Law Publish I. '
demo Illmolwlheflfleofaj
um aoonwm
lion-n “momummmwmmr
)th ”menumhhfihut
mmnamwm'ummwew
uh“: mqun-hmiflim; Wool
mmmflflo MIUMWYWM
no. i one“: epitome.
IVO.
72 inch Bleached
to match.
I 54 inch Half Bleached Linen I _ I“:
' 58 inch Halt Bleached Linen . ‘
63 inch Cream Dammit, extra heavy
Winch Cream Damask. very fine and heavy.
56 inch Bleached Damask .
63 inch Bleached Damask. all linen
65 inch Bleached Damask, handsome atterns
66 inch Bleached Damask, ,refinIar $1
72 inch Bleached Daniaok. c
Choice Double Damask. $1.25, $1. 35, $1.50, 3:. 7 5. with napkin:
Depend lately for the attentiveness upon the table cloths. Some
Damask To in Cloths, in new deli
the yard 11 you want it no. or in various niece, with borders.
from any of them and you are sure of something choice and client-
.‘p‘
i
o
u c
o
Damask, heavy and no
.00 quality
Hematitched Cloths with Napkins to match.
Colored Clotha' in yellow. blue. rose and nilo in 6-4. 8-4 and to".
Honsofumlshlng Department.
. A few specials
Thanksgifing:
Double Routers
. Drip Pans.allsires
Universal Meat Choppers
‘ Granite Pie Platters
Glass Celery Holders
Cranbe Dishes
Water tellers .
14 inch Platters, white
8 inch Baking Dishes
Two-piece Carving Sets
0 .
Twpioce Carving Sets. Celluloid Handles
' Two-piece Cowhig Sets. stag handles
Throeopiece Carving Sets, stag handles .
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
Two Heads ,
Better 111311019,
So bring your wife to help judge
these
CHILDREN‘S OVERCOATS
AND Sl'l'i‘s.
’ You will find so much more
value for the money if you do.
For the child from I to 15
years of age you should look at.
the Gray Oxford Overcoat: one
we are selling at 81.75; a better
quality at $2.50. ‘:
Suits for the 8 to 15 year olds.
striped material. in two shades.
81. Blue Cheviot extra heavy
Baits aim 8 to 15.. 31. 25; 3-piecz
All Wool smith!
MEN'S PANTS.
All Wool Cassimere. were $2.00;
now 81.25.
D. Gotlieb,
11 North Main gtrcot.
South Norwalk.
payment plan.
l PASSENGER. oil GOIPMIIA.
LONDON, December 1km. Cun-
ard line “comer Commit. which
nil; from Liverpool for New York to
day has on her met III! the
names lifts Punch Campbell. the
“from Ind David Nixie.
Detective Servant llchaffotty. of New
York. having in charge Willia- Hoop-
poor whose extradition was granted
by the Argentine republic at the in»
quest of the United State: apartment
on charges of «Nation nod forum.
in oloo among the men. How
not has been In III! to 11W
Tflnceblnarrlnl I! “glad. He bu
been treated on 1 31111111 primer
awaiting trial. Ho was In object min»
5m and without mw who: urn-cud
InBoonosAym mums-chin
involved. Henldhohadhadohrd
time. but that the some was up and
3hanrotronbkoconldnothovom
Lib-n than ho had already W.
SHOE
Clothiu in
. the clothes
I neat and styliah
t
ilEPIlllliiIl.....
Inthudooartmt Hammond tom. Wenonah to try corn.“
shoe: to can show you too diluent ntyln In that portion!“ priced oboe.
Kano hotter rude for the noon.
accounts OPENED WITH murmur.
in our Housefumiuhing Department for
69 Cents.
. . :7 Cents.
. . $1.09 and $1.25.
. . 9, Cents.
12 Cents.
. 10 Cents.
. 25 Cents.
30 Cents.
19 Cents.
95 Cents.
$1 75-
$1.25.
$2.25
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Norwalk, Ci:
'-- Special Offerings on Our Modelnlzcd
Credit Susiem.
Don’t Shiver and Shake.
with every cold blast and continue to deny yourself of WARM AND COIL
PORTABLE CLOTHING. while you are waiting to save on. Come and make
your selection now, and apply your savings in paying for them on our part-
Swell Overcoats.
There is a self conscious. self satisfied air about. a man who wears a .
" trim fitting. manual netting Overcoat. If you want to know who! this well—
drened feeling means. get Into one of our long. looea back Overcoata. or the
equally popular double yoke coat. Both are made with double cuffs and slash,
pockets. of prevailing fashionable fabrics.
.WE CAN GIVE YOI' A8 GOOD AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
ON YOUR BACK FUR 87.1011) {10.00.
My Dear Ymm “Fellow:
index of character» young than in judged by
wars: not from how expensive clothing but lion
amped atom”
18 and we will My
Conny“.
thew mini, Mom award at
. willing}: pay ing for ' ”billing
, fresh from the makers.
01cc new pattern“
Prices $12. 98 to $19. 00
Peoples opi and much. you «Ilium ‘
12ch
o
be Mao!
you to obtain"
y luv
, .,
Norwalk Chronicler