V were twelve
The umber at the open:
rm was 159. a decrease
They include 133
{tor divorce. twelve for Judi
ion, and tour for restitution
this. Of the 123 psti
diverse ninety~iive were
y husbands and only tor-ty-
yes. The proportion of un-
11 13 increases. Only twen-
petitions in the present
to ofcontested.
' “out West."
Steiner killed a bald eagle
Missouri. the other day un-
ill. circumstances. it attack-
ts alone while it beat of! the
‘ ts beak and wings. The
setting in resting, when
It authors are into the list
i) and killed the eagle. It
evenly-eight inches from
ow to furnishing spectacles
Ilh and native troops in in-
by'their aid. soldiers suffer-
11 elects of vision Would he
[slept the commander-inohief
medical oil‘lcers to report
utilitymen‘wlil require glasses
tper annum. In 1874 Vol.
d that of every Ioo persons
sets of. Cairo twenty were
ten one-eyed. while twenty
me disease of the eyes. In
(iii British soldiers return-
mproventente. the English
‘upatllm suffers little new
min.
FASHIONS.
. ,said of thee and it it be
’ 1’rrect thyself. if it be a lie.
lt.-Epictetus.
it lost is a very effective tie
the huckshuck embroidery
ry lover of fancy work is do
to or less of
to sh toilets in used in making
little turnover collars and
010;" can he used for the edges
on nutrient“: same tint.
‘ is even combined with the
, squirrel, it being used as the
wiring collar. rovers and band
oose coat of squirrel that is
scant bishop sleeve
. on the street yesterdays
eta sort of old-blue shade.
1 ' was worn a set at the sly
‘ rroi lure. the hon having long
’Twas the prettiest com-
colon i have seen yet in
”ii“ “ll
w
‘ , , wiist boxes out or
terisls that were so decidedly
i) done that they won the
- all. her friends. She se-l
hb‘i‘ight else from hér
them with wall paper and
’ 1 with bags of swsét in“
Stops were hinged with
_1d the outside padded. with
fling and covered witir gay-
to'nne. a valence or the ma-
1 allnn’the sides all around.
indies melts pretty little
bedroom and may also be
Mails how on“
ensuiidstsd Road Prspmr
ry for Winter.
‘ t outages are to be made;
till ovalst and the first .0131:
1 time or some ofm
liilroad thus bring;
time table into effect.
murder some. union.
‘ use anger is.
r before will matte i
til season out or N
. lesvins that city a
thins. it will malts its
.Pittsileid at it: so p.
10 train 11gou till:
V strike shall be paid $5 a week
or titer. objected on
the cream! that. thaltnlte had not yet
been introdudeii in evidence and that
it would be at the disposal of the he
tends before it was allowed to take
any weighty .part in the proceedings.
Mr. Morrison agreed to deter the mat-
ter until a later time and Mr. We as.
the medical examiner who mounted
the stand during the afternoon session
yesterday was recalled cross-examine
tion by Mr. Morrison being continued.
SUPERIOR COURT CABEB.1
m
Several Persons Convicted and eon-
, . tensed Yesterday. .
in the criminal Superior Court yes.
terday morning. William Smith was
charged with theft of some jewelry
from William Ferguson's silica in the
Connecticut Bank building on Novem-
bin 3. The accused was seen in the
building previous to the discovery of
the theft. and later the stolen goods
were found in his possession and he
was arrested. Smith says he was ar-
rested on his reputation as a jail bird
anpd that the box of jewelry was glv~
en him to hold by a man named Wil-
liams. The jury returned in a ver-
diet of guilty and fitted the value of
the goods at 853.
Alex. Armstrong. colored of Bridge
port. charged with assault with intent
to kill pleaded guilty and 1“?“ sea-
tenced to four months in jail.
Neil O'Donnell of Bridgeport plead-
ed guilty to stealing a .eilver watch
from Andrew Casper. and was sen-
tenced to six months in jail.
State Attorney Samuel Feaeenden
has decided to enter a nails in the
case of Morris Gainsburs. aged six-
teen. charged with burglary. 0n the
night of October 18 Gainsburg entered
the hOUSE'CEJDIln Wesson; of Stem-
ford. This? was the ‘lhd’s first act of
a. criminal nature. ills parents live.
in Cincinnati. He was on a trip to
visit an uncle in Cleveland. Ohio. when
he was seized with a desire to come
east. He fell in with bad company in
New York. and the burglary was the
result. . The boy's brother-in-law
came east with a strong recommenda-
tion to State Attorney Fessendcn for
clemency in his case. The paper was
signed by a Conaressmsn and proml
neat bankers. in Ohio.
PLEA8E1"GWE MEN THEIR DUE.
Editor Sentinel: Kindlv allow space
torn few questions. Will the oiliclais
of the Teamsters' Union tell the pub-
lic why the men ordered out on strike
have not received the money given for
their benefit by the other unions?
They have been paid 85 a week for
three weeks. This week they have
not received any. The by-laws of the
union save each man ordered out on
for
three weeks: then 87. 50 from the Con-
trai Labor Union. Will the officials
tell where the money went if not to the
strikint men? it does not seem the
rlsht thins; to order men out on strike.
and let the women and children suffer
for heat“ and? fuel. as many of them
have. mall”: pay Is bettoruhAn none.
HAT ER ASKIHG FOR JUSTICE
TEAMSTEM’, dTfllKg QT ENDED.
0.‘ J. Stamford. international repre-
sentstive n! the Tsunsters' Union.
no exception to the statement put»
shed Tuesday that. the teamsters'
strike is ended He states that. be-h
cause Walter Birdsali’ has turned trai-
tor and returned to work that does not
mean that the strike has been declared
off Mr. Stookiord further stated th'str
a meeting of the Executive Board of
the United flutters of America would
be held in a few days in South Nor-
lk to consider the striksA The on-
”guard would be press at this
nit- and the subject w d be con-
sidered from every point. John nor
:Ltt president oi the National ordeal
tion oi batters. returned to Dilation.
It?“ making nanny statement of the
hotel the meeting held Monday
Gun amen Iii J. HIiL
mama as a whole “3“
like the President
financial question.
lei endorsemon audit stints
. In " 15 it
n 1 meat. »
(if starved They are poisoned by
the products of fermented and
Arrdevias or rail memos.
is or all forms of men at ‘
ti) gill of the holder. has now rigou- '
. ’ gestiou.‘ .
'1‘ They don‘t) dig
I s ewiy being
putrid food.
up, a gentle. natural vegetable Ilia
gestivc, attacks the food in your
stomach not like the digestive
juices, and turns it into healthful
nourish
ecii naturally It makes this dys-
peptica fat
blood pure. It toiics up and clues
the stomach.
Nothing Will Cure indigestion
like Mother Sclgcl’ s Curativc fine
up. because nothing also goes so
naturally about it.
This" is why it has been so suc-
ceasful Iu relieving nausea. vomit-
ing. dizziness. Weakness. bad
taste, lever. flatulence, constlpzr
lion, loss of appetite, headache
neuralgia. rheumatism. etc" by
curing the disorder which causes
the symptoms
A low doses will prove its vai-
uc. but you wont get fat on one
b0tilc.1\il (iruggists.
l’aIk avenue iiridgcport. Court.
writes under date of March 6.
1902: “I first know ‘Motiicr Sci-
gcl's Syrup’ under this nam’c. lab
'3? as the “Sllnkcr Extract of Roots
and Herbs} Mv mother usctl it
more than thirty years ago . We
have aliti‘avs found it very cliica~
clone in all disorders of stomach
and liver,—-—aimost a specific for
malaria. and one dose will nearly
always must a headache caused bv
indigestion:
MUSICALE
AT THE
stun Nema‘li Baptist Church.
Wednesday ' Evening.
Dec. Io. I9o2.
SONG CYCLE "TREND 0F TIME,”1
by a quartette from a New York con-
servatory of music.
Two choruses from "The Pension
Garden, " by the quartette.
La Zar the famous violinist. in solo
duett and quartette works.
William Bouroif. bass soloist, and
Mr. Sydney Decker. tenor. of the
Princeton Glee Club will participate.
Mrs Kaitlin. mother of Gertrude
Kaitlin. the soprano will accompany.
8... Huh...» ”Mm...“
CONFIDENTIAL CLERK A GUICIDE.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Dee. 4-How
nrd T. Goodwin. treasurer of the Co
tlal clerk of the tins of J. G. Cassatt
and Company. bankers and brokers.
committed suicide in the allies of that
tirm in the Arcade building some time
last night by shooting himself in the
head. He was found early today lying
on a lounge in the rear cities by one
of the men employed in the building.
When discovered Mr. Goodwin had a
olver grasped tightly in his right
bond which had flowed tram the
wound in his head Mr. Goodwin was
busily encased in performing some
work in the cities when the clerks do
parted. shortly after. 6 o‘clock lest eve-
ning. This was the last seen oi him
alive. At the cities at Cassatt & Com
pgny today it Eugenia no cause for
‘ git nourisbr '
Mother Scig‘clfs Curetivc 5er .
nicut It helps your stout»I ‘
it makes poisonous . 1
Mrs. C S Gregory of 1223'
Spoor
I
lumbia Mining Company, and confiden- ‘
"3a. The lounse was unturned with .
Kane \lou Seen
Our stock of 1
Gas Legs
for the Xmas fireplaces.
‘ New»...
Conn. Railway
8 Lighting Co.
Sale. y '
x
consumes with;
Fringe
White Curtain Poles
4 feel l01'3llh llx-
lures 10 cents
. «8
De cker,
:87 Washington Sireei
South Norwaik
. Zlbs.
Pansy Mixed
NUTS?
For 251.).
JOSELOFF’S
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
recessions CALL.
Minuet/Mr Tsimoao.
Closked in Mystery.
PORT OF SPAIN, Island film
dad. Wednesday, Dec swgenr
rnl sander has issued
”With the shore
the movements of the
all when he pr
standing among t
squadron will Io’filv
plied. We have already
you with all the good thl 1 1
real».
this is a great bargain.
All wool French flannel waists, silk taffeta bindings.
entirely newwregular 52. 50 today 51 95.
Black and Colored. all silk taffeta waists. all this sea-
sons styles. regular price: 54 5 8 and ~55. 00 today .53. 50
' i ‘ . ~ , ”rig Coats about .50 in the lot.
j to ‘ I 00. at 5.8.58.1. ‘
I j Although in? fish; bad wonderful selling of coat: the past
week here yet «Maine in good- assortment of select styles
end? a 1, mplcte range Nines. '
. «the purpose making a record breaker and we
think the following prlc‘es will do it. .
‘ Monte Carlo s in Tans. Casters. Oxfords and Black. all 1
wool. velvet callers. satin lining. also balftlght fitting. short
‘ and long, halves up to 512. 50. at 56. 90.
, _ 'X Women' s and Young Ladies’ Casts, in all the popular
' 1"slyles,.all the desirable colors. perfect shape.» perfect fitting.
the surname. values up to 515.00. none in. the lot worth
A s'pcney lessthsn 512.50. Sizes 32 to 44,
1 _l510.00. . ,
‘ Ladlcs' Sill: Monte Carlo Coats. quilted satin lining regu-
' lar:prroes,1.5l3.50. 515.80 and 516.50. About one dozen
garments in all. today'spfice-510.08.
Ifyoo want .1 Silk Coat come around early in tbe . day-
All sizes. Values apv
«a
today ’s prim—-
Movements of molar. Squidron to be
rinl-
i'mi‘
aurordsr with
respect to the neutrality of Trinidad
With the den e of the gunboat
tingle this 112%?!“ communication
. and from now
“enemy s"
*children will be cloaked in mystery.
While Adlmrsl S or has not indicat-
®¥E to sail. the tinder-
onlcers of the
vessels under his command is that the
e the Cult of Para
at 5 o ‘clock tomorrow morning. There
is a light house at Boos (ll-ands. the
out iron) the gull. and apprehension
infill. that the keeper may communi-
cate with the United States model
5 fl ...
who will telegraph to ltear Admiral
Hisglnson. commanding the defending
squadron. the course and speed of t. .e
“enemy.
Consequently Admiral Sumner pro
poses when out of sight of land to
change his course and speed and then
proceed to the port chosen for the
scene of the attack.
it is often the case that the course
of the warships is followed by boxes
and other refuse thrown overboard. Ad-
miral Sumner has directed that debris
he put in condition to sink immediately
when throwu into the see. New code
signals for use day and night have
been arranged in order to prevent their
being read by Admiral Higginson's
scouts.
Though his squadron is stronger
than the one commanded by Admiral
Carvers. Admiral Sumner declares that
H.-. ,P.._-...
the problem before him is more cus-
i
cult than that of the spanlards. as the
latter were able to choose ports in Cu-
be as well as in Porto Rico and Cole-
bra. Moreover, the Spaniards mov-
ed from the Cape Verde islands. while
Admiral Snmner’s command to closer
and is limited in regard to time
MEMORlAL T0 DR. PARKER.
LONDON. Dec. 4-»Au impressive
memorial service for the‘iate Dr. Par-
ker was held in the city temple today.
The temple was filled with flowers and
crowded with representatives of d"
score of religious organisations. The
streets outside were tilled with spec-
tutors.
The crowds outside waited in the
biting wind until the coilln was carried
out tor interment at Jampstead. Dr.
Clilford, the great Baptist preacher oi-
ilciated and Dr Robertson Nicoll
preached the funeral sermon. i
m
our plans for Christmas trade. in the meantime we are prepared to tarnish
with to obtain.
THIO WEEK.
3
Fresh Country Ens. shy nutter. mount oranges, the dos. and up, from Horace it. Nash’s grove direct.
lilxtra one Currants and Raisins. nricirs Mince Meat 15o path Fresh spinach.
Corn. 10c package. 3 lbs. Milk Crackers for title. 4 lbs. Rica, filo". Ellie trench Prunes. New Prunelis. New Ma-
" ‘ tamper Bonelese Council. We box. ‘
lettuce. Grape Fruit. Pop
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