_ ”it! (hit? dies his * its field iswelry storm in 230er and death Norwalk, was supposed to be meant-lotion of su- was - sent out. and one. it the inset polidflisve lilies, mils Million». of Wilton ave- nue. is visiting in Providence. W“ “on tit: watch It saw or one i- the theft in Nor- V . but lost. trick of her if in, west bound, carry— lug VVa gmnl latch“ Policeman Hackett, l! he duty 'at the railroad station .hsd his attention attracted her and who on the watch for her rs- rix: She came back on one of the is mine and Haskell. stain spotted her. This time she carried in addition to the .Curtis, of New York, spbnt ‘ yesterday at his home on Union Park. i Mr: Mill Mrs; W C. Briggs have hires a .. Smitten! hit. and Mrs. Frank A. For- Mia and Mrs. Irving Reed, of Nor- wallr. spent yesterday with relatlveh in satchel two hour base, which spouted to be well Iliad. Hackett kept track of her and saw her board a trolley car . Rev. s». o. mosn‘xiii! stony: of Norwaik, spent Christmas going south and heard her ask the conduhtorte let her off on Main direct. The policeman fol- lowed, land saw her enter No. as Bank He reported the result.of his lnvshtigatiohs to superintendent Bir- mintham‘ and captain Arnold and Po iieemeh buckiey. Ward. Beckett and Hazel were sent to seamn the premises where the woman was seen to enter Thin was that More noon and when the policemen made their sp— neurons the inmates were surprised The stolen pro erty was in evidence one large trunk was Mr. and Mrs. T. iii. Montgomery, 0! Wilton events. are holiday visitors in Springfield, Mass. M Norwalk and vicinith: Frills! iiioresdtng cloud. , rohably light rain. A gen. ‘= eras of low pressure covers the . sections. it is producing 77' . his cloudy weather. mut not ipltation. The temperature mild. throughout the entire Conditions do not indicate ’ ,phange either in weather N. 9V ‘ . , Meghan, of Bayvidw ave be t Christmas in New Haven. illiam Mailer had Christmas leth his mother in“ New lla- Miss Jean Gregory. of West avenoe is entertaining Miss Lucy A. Harrison. of Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs William M. Betta; or ililmfwood avenue are entertaining Mrs. loathsrine . William E. Bissell and tamily are visitors with Mr. ‘and Mrs. Francis Leonard of Union Park. on all"s'ides an found, which was packed full as it awomen’s wearing apparel tutlh‘d most of the contents. CHIEF VOLLMEH NOTIFIED. When the capture was made, four diamond rings answering the descrip- Lo‘uis W. Leonard and Frank :1. Merrill will play pool at the Norwalk Club tomorrow evening. ’ Gregory, of New York City, ristmas at his home in West tion of those stolen in The Norwslks Were found. and Chief Volime’r of the South Norwalk police force. was at He came here yesterday afternoon. and identified two of the William T. Jennings has the contract to psint several large signs for the Ex- celslon Brewing Company. “.4... Miss Liszie‘Gray. of south Norwitlk. is the thirst or Miss Kittie Miller, at Poushkeepsie. this Week. viisnd Restaurant open all Tlfie Allen woman was formerly well known bore. but has been absent from the pity for some time. She is about 40 years old and is said to be now in the last stages of consumption. but this did not prevent her from plying the shop- liftoris art. Now she managed to get away with such larg articles undis- story which could best herself. The graphs- ‘hilnnie Nash. of New York, has letting at her home in Spring Robert Tallmadse is the new oyster opener in the oyster establishment of the Rowland Oyster Company. The funeral of the late Miss Mary Csrmody was held at 9 o'clock thus morning from St. Mary' s Church. M William Stseb, of the linotype force at the New York Commercial, spent Christmas at his home in Norwalk. hit-an rates, of South Main V is the guest of friends in New \‘ V tier Halloran, son of Mr. and cove this sewn "3 and lar a lamp could not have shoot her person ' '1... Diver, of Orange N J,C ittlii ill sum of the Halls. and the . the guest of friends and rein in flouth Norwalk. ' John Griftln and daughter El- ,‘ilt Union street. have been vis- MrI. Griffin's mother, in Derby. M ett EV. mwndes, of Boston is 'st of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ore Lowndes. of south Main police could not any last night whether or not they were implicated in the thefts. although if they were not. they must have know it! never came by and therefore they could be charged J. A. Pinneo, of New York. has been a Christmas guest of Mrs. J. 0. Greg- ory. and Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo of at the Allen wo e goods honest y. stingstolcn property. if. com- llldwsrd invermore is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, of Mr. Livermore is final!" 53°“? c. s. o ’ a e. r a” n” . ~ ' THE HOWLAND DRY Goons co. Catholic Union Council, Knights of Columbus, isrmaiting moveme its present nusrters to Red Men's Hall, by January 1st.- ‘ill.,s. Robinson,~of~Nsw Haven. tore merly bookkeeper In the grocery store of Charles-E, Seymour, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour, yesterday. M Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Osborn and daughters; Miss Helen and Miss Har- riet Osborn, oi’ West atehue guests yesterday in Montclslr. New “George Dreyer. of Westdeld, , Christin» with her parents, Mr. Mrs. George W. Harris, of Lowe arrangements to of this kind done since a “hm"‘fi'fi? tits or damages is unconstitutional... _ caug t some years ago in liinst r V . rt. in «note apartments goods of all “lieslment of $582» as abutting Drop 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST!!! 1', 80 TH NOR ' lira. that had 33?. stolen from local my 0"“?! E U wfi K‘ merchants were , - The Alien woman if it was she who 3“" HE WA8 TORTURED. operated in The Norwalks. worked an “i suffered such pain from com; 1 old game successfully. She was pro. could hardly walk,” writes H. Robin- vided with a stock of imitation dia- sou. Hillehorough, lll., "But Bucklen‘s the real stock. While examining s Arnica Saliva completely cured them mond rings. and entering a jewelry Acts like magic on sprains, bruises. store would ask to be shown some of cuts sores scalds. burns, boils, ulcers. the real stock. Whilecsamintngatray Perfect healer of skin diseases and of the genuine articles she would msn- piles. Cure guaranteed by F. ii Bax age to abstract one or more.V and for tor. South Norwalk John A. Bless. thém substitute bogus. If she wohld ail: to be' sh V .. cheapler 3thin and’ ill‘nally mold leave ANOTHER Has worm osao. the p ace, a er. her lips Ii ng some __ cheap purchase. The men would not PHILADELPHIA December 24 An- N ““00“er “9*“ 3,“: $3.323: suit of a tire Iastniglrt m the home or SQUATTERS MUST LIAVI. Government lends Revenue Cutter to Oust Them From Island oi’ as Costs. JACKSONVILLE. as—rm Spanish land of La? Costa, Mil Reuben Rogers, of Woodward avenue. spent Christmas [Mudflaughter Mrs Bernard ’1‘. Smith in Bridgeport . ‘ alters on the is V be final meeting rernmeht reserva- tiotr near the month of’ Chlrlotte har- bor. southwest of Florida. must leave there at once, according to orders from the Treasury Department. The reve- nue cutter Hamilton. acting under 0 dera visited the island list tweak, a Lieutenant l". 8. Van Bushei‘ic'k issues and delivered the. ultimatum to the squatters found there. There were about forty, including men. and children. They were found on the b‘édhh’o‘et’dh‘slbly caning Over a year ago the cutter McLean visited the island and captured a num- her of smugglers. The found that the island was made a nodesqu for smuggling liquors into the Florida mainland, the ilshing business of the people being only a blind. ad contains several hundred of the south NOr ml of Cbhhcilmen for the: year “it! will he held in the Council room, next Monday night at 8 o 'clock. Russell Beers has been spending the Christmas vacation in town. Beers is a former Norwalk boy and at present has a lucrative position Then Norwalk. 25c. some reach of detection fore said. is an mu one. and has often been successfully worked in many Many of the merchants of The Nor- walks kept their places of business op- en until about midnight Tuesday ev ening to aocommodabl! the rush of laces. . l " Christmas shoppers D it is certain that the Allen woman day M" Ella Connolly, has operated over a very wide range year“ old “"9 0’ James 001198“! died in a hospital from injuries received f ds uch as 0' territory. as “‘33:; £33“; from through leaping from a second story also believed "“1“"- Harry Connolly, two months 1 t Old, Was fatally injured and his death that she had confederates w'héle ass Be is momentarily expected Three oth found are not believed to be all she a” Idembers 0' the totally. who were V has stolen. for a this! of hVer utilises has ““9 WNW W1“ mover. "methods of disposing of p on or soon x 1 taken. The lice static ON! or! us. sesame. m” ' M ay a: Mb Mm (“VBMr)~—Wllllam, u else- ts 6 o'clock! i thought you were to where who have suffered the loss of are come home and stay lathe house it i ticles by theft within the last few Wm you that excuse today. Eugene R. Benedict. of the New York Sun force, has returned to New York. after spending Christmas with hip parents. Mr s d Mrs. J. Morris Benedict, in News k. The inasmuch Circle of King's 1 Daughters‘ of tharNbrwalk Methodist Episcopal Church will December 27 at this1 A. Amblol'.‘ in! (Mill WE recovered have various places. ed her in her operations. es to go within thh'tydflysorso‘thstsmnnm Key- West will be sent tom them "or nab—«W ONLV “JIM: mYIPIPIiA. i118? NON ensue 2: V“! In gadflwmwith eat on Fridsl'. will undoubtedly be visited many merchants from here an Directly after New Years the newly“ organised Pig Club‘ will hold another banquet over new pigs that were won Tuesday‘ night." The: initiation feec to enter the club is a thirty- -pound pig. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burr. of Winn- .. inauk. held a family reunion and ‘ Christmas tree festival at their home sings. a! twig.“ Norw No one would take the Allen woman . M‘lpeit two words wrong and teach. tor a shop lifter. as she does not an- or minollsht I wrote it myself and made near to be shrewd enough for such me stay after school. work. The police have known her for a long time, but none ever expected sits xdm in shoplifti with her arrest. It is “my linsimas ourJ sale bV’iVRViilnz litil tile 1; i‘dl WM Ilium OF arm-ammo or oilViofiGd. cilia”- smiths. at m- W.mmrsm it means ‘KNOCKID Oti'l' MART; JACKSONVibul. 1th., December at b e h e l‘ e l 5.1—, a tea-round sparring match for weiterweights. under the auspices thistle t; 0mm Zeigler, o bed out trans Hart. of Rhiiadeh W... T'"'f"‘1"'é‘ brittle: (iii inn. A good solid back one. will last you a life time. nannies Lillian It Mt and i‘.“'%°:l'°‘“”rlh vs corpormm the result or summit"! “to m. . men took the examination. . . V noniamin Mas: left’ his bicycle 0112‘ in Wall theisvaiorr af- fronugssiet ”GUI! AITiOLII. through" . keyhole. llr. Todd was dftydwo years old and ti . [New York, V _ A II of tie Grange. life business associates murderer seem Vet mo tie-lists seeders art Loathing :th a... or the stators; ‘ so on. thin our little err out: When they fail to do this the kidneys are sick: 1 Backsehs and many, kidney ills follow Urinaty trouble, diabetes Dean's Kidney Pills cure them all south Noi‘tralk poople‘endorse our claim. . E Books a“: slowly flagrant Iliter-V. m ‘ ‘ ' miss an sens can so Mrs. Lizzie Warner, of st Washlnz- ".th ng will" shelving . line a, it? too street, South Norwulk. says: "1 books this sensor that will appeal to count of my back aching so. 1 pro cloth. weak kidneys;n 60c. Sold for 60 cents a box by all deal' books. take no other. r Street Railway Claim. Assessment is Unconditution'ai. New Haven tasimyers have an ac- Haven and Weilt‘tllie street railway yards. The contention of the corpora pavement whenever they find it use salary to adjust their ties or tighten . . , all tastes. all and the rises will hld often to give ll!) my work on no a"... you “game... h” Pfl‘ ‘0." h} done. . Cleth’ covered Books, a full line Vol cured Dosn' s Kidney Pills at Plaisted’o the most popular works 15c The eat Belt books for he a, f '3’“. store QM“! “19 1““ attncirl 1“"! handson‘r‘e cloth b bound. Publishez's' . . price, 50c; our price. 26c. “a they cured me ! felt better in Carefully selected titles of boys' and every way after taking Dean's Kidney 8M!” hooks very costly bound “1 Q Publisher's price, Pills, and can recommend them to all price. 25¢ The great Alger and Otis series for ”m“ ““35”“ from backache ““6 boys Publishers price :1; our price, htrs t ey'il he r out n e Men‘s silk sad satin new”. techs. tour-«inbuilt. ' string tide, hundreds to. V . nest shanty suk nhckwhsr’ rive decline in techs and ten narrow or wide light and unlike . , Meo’ s suspendezr, stripes and dots,2 Sill! suspenders. one pelt no.9 hisn’ s night shirts nicely of good cotton, 50c. no stiff bosom shirts. m cut! a to match, open frotit sp lit bands, lot of patterns, 89.. Boys' worsted sweaters.a combinations of colors, si The celebrated Elsie dz Mildred Publisher-fa price $1.25." our . price, 890. are. Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo, N. Dainty bound gift books. beautiful . editions in white and gold, Dresden Y.soie agents for the United States. and medallion covers. These at line. Remember the namewnoan‘s—and 3‘50 and but! Children's toy and story books from he up. Large assortment. - H o ' lMPORTANT oussnon. oéwém'ifli‘fw'“ Experience has tsupht us the value of having a top notch stock of crew broil“ tofchoeoip from. and lung’s, not t now i w or i: re. tive’ interest in the appeal of the Fair on”. .r. manila h“ ° . Ladies' 26 in. glor a stilt umbrellas, for the ”meme!“ of $36 879 for fancy and naturui wood handles. 31. pavement laid between the tracks on Ladies 26in finest glorla sills um- Wefit Oils 1 street. The outcome 18 breilas, with fancy pearl and sliver of espe‘cls importance for the reason trimmed handle», 3150 that if the company 3 defense is sus- Ladies’ 26 in. Union taffeta silk um- tsined by the courts, the effect will be breilas, with steel rod. case and tassel. to relieve the corporation of alert in all the fashionablp males lsr assessments to he made on so IMles‘ 26 in. . count at permanent pavements in with steel , other streets. aggregating 30. 000 or pesri handiec, Ladios'2 it)”: on x Linen Collars and Gaffe , styles, ’all sizes warranted pt! V , Barker Brand. Collars. lilac , (Mulls the pair. HANDKERGHIEFB FOR Oi : ; No Christmas sh’ow in to Without A big ahewiill of ' chiefs. This Christ/mils on metro, all ready for yet. and Vanity choosing best e and lace edge handkerchise. " Ladies i‘lne lawn animal? lace edge handkErchlefsfii Ladies all linen, lace Swiss embroidered handkerchie‘i new designs. 25 5o. , . Ladies' all linen herself j ,. handkerchiefs, exceptiohsi vii Indies' fine quality linen more ed handkerchiefs, 49c. ‘ Gent’s all lines hematitched kerchi‘efs, 12%0- Gent's an linen hematitched handkerchieis.2 'Gent's silkinitialhandlrsrchie tame! mt‘ural ‘gii h umbrellas bet. newest handles, at geglgrla silk umbrel- tion is that an assessment is not valid tor grades. 26:11) is ‘ unless for benefits «slower and that :3. 98, 84. iii and the assessment must be proportionate Gent‘s £28 in. to the bone .s so conferred; and that las, natural WOCid handles, silver trim- asphait pavement is not a'beneilt but med, at $1 $1. 25 and 81. 50. a detriment to the railroad company, Gent's 28 inch tine union taffeta silk in that they are compelled to employ umbrellas; with, steel. red, ones and mm, m the thefts could not‘be prov» the asphalt company to repair the tassel. at $2 and 82.98. en agalrm them. The record of the December police re- port ht stolen property recovered and Dolls, Toys, Games, Pictures, Picture Prairies. Pocket Beeline f Fancy Articles. Almost endless seems this called their tracks. They also claim that Bags. and host " . You' II have to see is understood. Ten ' ‘ the act of 1896 establishing an arbl- ‘9"! bew'ldeflm 35mm 31:3! “willsyiigfi? 3:5; trary price without considering bene- “"0 to investigate to sports to. The company is willing to pay an other death occurred today "as the re James H. Connolly in West Philadel- phia. Mary Connolly agie‘d four years was burned to death last will; and to eittyoight Willie Boerum—a-l know i was. But a!“ milieu “if in soon: .7 Let us sugaest as a present They’re Beautiful i Double i inekpeilsive i Ciththing 33191 * Now On. "Men’s, Youths’ and Bous’ Suits and Furnishings being sold regard" less of their original cost. _ VV ., can find some suits here 1le ands" It Hours will be proud to wear. and" there will be the additional sails~ ‘llunkma of how much .v 1 ‘l . x ‘l No more acceptablegift could be desired. ALL LATEST DESIGNS.
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