“semi
.-»i}hmges ltnlion With
' Eggnog lhirdor
murder trial or the pres-
2,0! the criminal Superior
.daenort
latte D'Onol‘rio. an italian.
in" [sad on all indictment for
in? .e second degree tor kill-
Ba‘rry In Norwalh. October
; as shot and died or the
D'Ouolrio lied but our-
H ‘ sol! alter he had been in
m! 19!! days. Since histo-
hon tor murder, he has at-
1! ’ide. (and his throat yes-
,‘e scar of the gash he cut,
iN SECOND DEGREE.
' lettnent against D'Onoirio
murder in the second degree.
lanharge it does not take
dose a inry. Both sides ex-
rlght o! peremptory choi-
' then draw out the remain—
slVe are left. But in this
gunman ballots
..
' one“, building. rs.
town .
MflWllllm LQWIMCE.
crew-Gees“
‘ line-lie
or Window» ward
Brewer. ‘ .
”enter at Records—Frederick B. Dial»
n. s .
Trouser—George W. Raymond. Wil.
liam’l. Oomstook and Captain A. A.
Betta. . ' ‘
Alter the meeting there wasaa meet-
ing at the roll call and entertainment
committees of the tribe.
The chiefs will be raised up on Jan-
uary ed by Deputy Greet Sachem
Smith. of Bridgeport. There will also
he a delegation of Bridgeport braves
present on that evening. The annuni
roll-‘o‘all oi the Tribe will be held at,
has! t me.
Will Submit .
Briefs dost Fridng
dom'olk’s Contested Election Bose
lint lot Finished;
lodge Wheeler llnoidns 3 Not To
listen To drgnments
The Norwellt election ease. in which
Frank H. Merrill and William B. Reed
are lighting for the position of third
eelectmsn oi the town. occupied the
attention of Judge BalphWheoler in
the civil superior court this morning.
The witnesses emitted were: all
printers. who testified as to the diiier- ,
out varieties or type. and explained the
dinerences between the type used in
printing alleged illegal ballots and
the ballots as they are required to be
printed by the tale.
Bernard C. eeney and: William
move. oi ‘Norwalk. and Samuel C.
rm f The Marigold Printing Conn
parry Bridgeport. testified that in their
‘ -' distention» n;_ is heading the
mourn '
ehrmmihatreon ‘ y w.
‘ ‘ mammalian”
Freeman and Hubert 8. Mitchell,
" Notwaik claimed that-the
pa “flea“aty’ihas‘prsn’eribedby
secretary .ot state. and therefore
the . , . ‘
storey» accord with the letter of the
law. prions samples were introdoc.
ed to ubetantiate this fact
ATTORNEY HURLBU’I‘T‘S ARGU-
' ‘ KENT.
Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt. who
represents llr. ‘hierrill. the. plaintiil.
ilegan his argument about 3 o'clock.
and was still talking at 8. when Judge
Wheeler decided that it would be more
desirable to have brick submitted by
both attorneys. and he allowed until
next Friday for these to he submitted
mthemmhatwhiehtimshe‘wiii
have them. Judge Wheeler will pro»
tint. beblyteservehiedeeialonforau-e.
POOL Touaumarrr.
George F. leer-e. Win in Game With
‘ ' e. K. panes.
George F. Mane and E. K Banks.
to men. played in the some “math
Club pool tournament Ilr.
.Ii‘he King. tum? .
‘iron‘t the, mater-,3". haul Home Etta. ‘
Beam -
not in souionmunnmmnes
ind inn ‘
Sterooptioon lions iii longin-
gotionoi lhnroh
interesting Programs til . Moths-g
dists rind Baptists
The Christmas festival of the Sun-
day school of the South Norwallr Con-
gregational Church was held last
night, in the church, which was tilled
to its capacity by the scholars. their
parents and friends. The decorations
of evergreens, etc.. are on a handsome
scale. and thesaurcises this season
varying from those heretofore held.
were greatly annoyed by all. -
The hymn, it Came Upon the'hiid-
night Clear, was sung by the congre
gotten. end then followed The Christ»
mas Story. This was told by Deacon
Frank A. Ferris. and- illustr‘ated by
views from the stereoptioon. which
who operated by Secretary James ll.
Norris, of the Y. M. C. A. The‘sub
tents follow:
The Annunciation .. .. ...... Hellman
Arrival at Bethlehem ...... Holman
Angels Appearing to Shepherds,
...................... Ploclthurst
Magi Guided by our . . . .. Portnels
Holy Night . ......... Correglo
Wise Men .................. Hellman
Adoration oi Magi .......... Verouse
Presentation in Temple . Bowling
Flight into Egypt . ......... Holtman
Repose in Egypt Plochhnrst
in Joseph's Workshop ..... Hellman
During the above the church door-
tette. Miss A. Agnes Chaponrian. Mrs.
E. J. Sims, F. J. Force and Chester ii.
Benedict. sang very enactiveiy Silent
Night. Holy Night. The hymn rung
On. Ye Merry Belle. was rendered by
the congregation. and the Dickens'
Christmas carol, 1‘ host Story." was
presented, the, reading being'by flies
Margaret McClure. autiwtho illustra-
tionn twenty—loom down.
The anorectic-sang The Birthday at
.4. .letter
yenw is gingatwoweehs'u-
cationbig musk-3mm read by the
«superintendent otthe school. Jacob ll.
.ayton. it was written non fligh-
nnde. West V a. on Christmas.
Day. Mr. Strayer stained that he was
on a visit to his grandmother, on a
farm near llartinburg. where as a
boy he enjoyed many happy summer
months. Three of her sons and two
of her grandson! were mlalatera. lira
Strayenapent Chi-iii.” with her par-
ents in Baltimore. fin. and lit. Stray-
Woolen-rim
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was served. w p
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Miss Maris " ignite Knapp and
Charles Augustus. What; or South
Norwsllr. were Quietly married at the
residence of lien. Raul it re Btreyer.
72 West avenue. on lion sy tut. at
high noon. blr. and lire. Wont have
nth Norwalir. who
will wish the; inn h'happinesn.
homo From its lininn
little From Eithgrihe dormnlhs
' ' ilr Bridgeport
it is now. certain that .tew oi the
stolen articles recovewd.Wedneedny
by the Bridgeport police in the house
on Bank stree ‘ t city. were taken
troma‘iorea ,. . Yesterday
the large lam ‘ by a rep-
resentative of th
‘ sprite, harm
a Connor]. 1' lie din-y Goods
00.. but the” gate aloe was not
moretltan s20:.;‘ ' ,3 ‘ »
Yesterday a'rearesoamtive oi the
iiailey. Neeler'-Co..‘got.llew 'liaven.
went to Bridgeport with detectives
‘ iii Shipping Disasters
The British Bork Bnnhhom
Reported Missing
British Columbia Sostains Hon-
drodsThonsnndsiloltors iinnmgn
.m-t-nw
PORT TOWNflEND. Wash. Decemv
her ail—Reports oi havoc wrought by
the storm down the straits are being
brought in by boats and confirm t e ro-
porte of disaster to ob lug. wi “ville
emotion of the ship ackard. which.
according to reports brought here by
the steamer North Pacific. is not aahore
on Trial island. but; ‘after dragging
from her anchoregfln Royal Roads.
brought up near the entranoe to Victor-
ia harbor. She is not in immediate
danger unless another storm should
come up. The schooner Minnie A.
mine is high and dry on the north side
oi’ Smith island. The Britlah bark
Baohhnrn is "puma missing. She was
nnchored in the Royal Roads and her
captain. who was ashore when the
storm came up. was unable to get
aboard. During the night the bark
broke from her anchorage, and nothing
has been heard from her since.
FLOODS lN DELTA OF‘ FRAZER.
VANCOUVER. B. 0.. December 28*-
8evernl hundred thousand dollars dnm~
age was done by floods alter Wednes-
d‘ny night’s storm in the Delta of the
Frazer. The Iahrador cannery was
swept away and the Alliance and North
Arm cannerlen were badly damaged!
Damage was done to the salmon pack
in other cannerics, and the packing
house of Richmond, Colonial & (time.
the greatest part of the dyhee sur-
rounding Lulu and Sea islands were
carried away. The town of Steveaion
is under four feet of water.
‘PACiFlC‘S MAMNE DISASTERS.
SEATTLE. Wash. December 28—41149
grimmoat story at inarlne disaster in
all the history of the North Pacino
is expected today or tomorrow by
a Ciel
acmplieee in’variouaiphrta oi the
country to when she tipped much
of her pluder. .
Though the Halls deem know.
ledge oi the Allen or woman's
doings. they will he given-an .opporc
trinity to uplainW‘wheoihe
The fade oi nine niacin caught by the
Christmas atom in that body of water
is not known om mariners tear that
one or all may be lost. Sound tugs have
gone on the lookout for these craft.
These vessels are: American ship Wil-
liam Macy. American ship Banalore;
British ship ‘Oweene: British ship
lvema; American barkeutine Katy
l-‘lackinger: American bark Carleton:
three American schoonera. names un-
known. All were seen at anchor in
Claliam Bay. Christmas Day. and none
oitbcmlsirnowniohavelottbeime
the storm broke. That any vessel
amtlothebaydnringtheatom
could not have weaned. la the opinion
at marine men.
one ' nnowrorzo lN summon.
NEW WHATCOII. Wash. December
ream atom of Thursday wrought
' drowned while attempting to take a
a?
j? E s E
sail boat to Shelton. A large portion
oi great Northern's new water front
cat 0! smith ol—thia city. was doubler
ed by the action of the waves.
”AT” 0' BBQ: .ILK.
Ira Silk died this morning. at her
borne In West florwaih. The deceased
is survived by natural children.
Two Months in
hosting Prison *
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use-omission . '
‘ . Promise Salter. ‘ ‘
0.. P.~Orear Your)“. e
Trusteewlii. i... oray. George (Junta; ‘
things nod w. Q. Item. . g _
Representatives to the State Coun-
cil which meets to Antonio lay a.—
J. H. Plunder. Rev. C. liaulenbesh and
W. 0.1mm .
These omoera will he installation
January 8 by Deputy George. 8. Bed
tent and start. 0! Danbury, when the .
state councillor. F. G. Hawley. of Dan-
bury, Ex. 8. C. L. D. Mountineounty
jailer in Litehdeld. a member of bio.
i. will be present. A supper will be
served at this time. »'
F-Choice Native Turkeys, lilo 1b., at
Hayee'.
hamlet
Boo Was Hts
limes dilegdtiompts T o Whip
Eondni‘tor Williams
Sent To Jail For . Thirtg tings
dnd Finedlidnd hosts
James Riley, a well-knowncbaracter.
attempted to demolish a trolley not
last night. with the reoult that he is
now very much engaged in serving a
sentence in Bridgeport tell. but ev-
ening, shortly M5 epithet, ,Mley
boarded the car in omi‘l’ffilflductor
Charles Williame'a'hd’idotorman Hor- .
ton, in trout of M. W. Stevens’ marble
yard in Main street. in a condition
which plainly showed that he had im-
bibed very freely or liquor and had
taken Just enough to make him think
about ninedenths of this little earth.
will'go Melt tortilla _
week. stamens rly (it
ein will intonation ' ‘
lingtord tenor.
int 110W I0
5 sinner—isms"...
yourtdoor directly" from
Birgo's Dairy, Westport;
f3fiӤXLaefieow
To LET~SEOGND ‘-
Center are. . Three rooms
Rent low to single persons
couple. Two minutea'welit
eve. electric. our line.
land heated. Addreoa it]
To LEEHOUodfiOJlll
out at, Norwaia. '1 rooms "
water connections. Rent 5 y
including the mruiehinga otthe'troliey 1’ ‘
lines of Norwnlh, belonged
When the
(or his {are he flatly refused to pay
and alter reasoning with the man
for awhile and finding that it was
or no avail emanate.- William pulled. “
thebeil rooster the car to stop and
the mm. ‘ the m " "to“
outwit
and gave
no ahead
again. Riley undennted
caught hold of the rear of the our and ,
Conductor Williams. seeing that the
man was in danger of being seriously
injured. stowed the car and Riley mt
abroad and paid hletnlchel with pro.
test. The language he used wasdo
cldedly out of place. After annealing '
all his anperdous language Riley
squared back and took it brace aa if
to strike Williams a severe blow, but
he not no further; ea the conductor
waa right there and penned 1:10 any.
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