V b0 Union Will hold its
V idl‘ onthlyV meeting, this evening,
V ti booth Main street.‘
ted from the line to the
night watchman
.Anvouue born of the Connec—
tmas carols will be sung to
ab tacitly matting at too
ongregdtlonai Church
gayer will deliver an
hurch‘ ct EnslsmL
Mission, met last evening. at
Superintendent Charles
owon‘ street. East Nor-
minding action by St.
.Norwaik.
tors of the Hebrew Social
tin
c :fivns furnished (by
n the violin. dud Miss
it is the Intcn»
H V no to hold one of these
rations... every: Wednesday
‘ embers‘otthcr Emanon Whist
Vercutertained yesterday alter»
{by Mrs flha‘rlirs R. Baker at her ‘
VEaSt avenue. The prizes were
s..WVVB Estaples and Miss
Vt veiling. with Mrs. Edward F.
' or Seavlsw Avenue, when the
l bring their gentlemen
Mitedstcne. ot the Sah-
my. has asked The Sentinel
all: some n om giving donations
1! Ghrlstmas dinner to anyone ex-
salute and can
psriy signed
" momma were made by'
‘ersons‘whlch never reached the
. ain street. and several hundred
children will be fed
9 ady's chatciaine bag, which
Police Vollmer found in trout
’ . not thinking of calling at police
(2 quarters for it. Mrs. Oros is em-
ployod in the It a: G corset shop. and
tilfe‘ loss of thelbaz would have meant
considerable to her.V in It were 34. 55
in 9“,?” slack-knife. and chain of
. ' I EDITOR Dow DEAD.
mNEW YORK. Deo.V 4~Charies H.
founder f the Wall street news
* 0 . reward for his assistance in the spec
”st newspaper work was
Springfield Republican (in-
Bowl ss, -
sol Irish Linen Box Paper and En-
dissing out at 7c per box.
or price was 156 and 20c. cunn-
A Box Paper. 7c. Real Irish Lin-
To lots and Pads only to, quaran
as Envelopes tor 2c. V 31.00
s only the. 31.25 A
'onl 760, fully g'uar toad. 3011
his («worn Glass a. 26‘s sun
ll Regullar $1. 25‘ Discus.
'good joke.
“ND 1
' Amsl. Copper 57% 58
A.m G. & R. 3434 3434' .
‘ Am. lee [lid 33%” 87% '27
glut. 2. Ohio. 992% can can
V oh
, Ferris. hall a paculisr accident y'cs'tcr-
'ds'y aiternoon and fortunately no dam-
age resulted. He was in Day street
with his team returning to tire yard
after buying delivered on order, when
in some monitor the of! horse slipped
on his bridle He then: started on a
run sud. Waha being unable to stop
him, kept It up through Day and Elisa.
beth streets, up Water street. and nevi
or stopped until he can panting into
the yard. Wsha took the matter as a
He says that everything
in the wagon took a hasty exit while
the horses were on the tux. blankets.
shovel etc. The latter ere attor-
wards recovered.
CEILING FELL'V ON THEIR HEADG.
While Caption and Mrs. Theodore
Vs. Lowndes were seated in their din-
lug-V -room Tuesday evening after sup
per, part at the ceiling abovo them
about ten feet square, without any
warning gave way and before they
V could get out of the way the entire
mass had toiien to the floor striking
both Mr and Mrs. wandes on the
head and stunning them for a few
minutes. Neither was seriously Injur-
‘ed and they are able to be around as
sin (cosy. although it will be some
time before they recover from the sur-
grins occasioned by tho peculiar accl-
ant
WELLS LET OFF EASILY.
The case at Arthur Wells the young
man ”arrested for tampering with the
signal at an East Norwaik trolley
switch, occupied the attention of Judge
Lockwood this morning, who. after giv~
ing Wells a talking to and assuring
him if he was ever brought before the
court for such an offence again he.
would be dealt with severely. allowed
him to depart. Owing to Wells's men-
tal condition thooiilciais or the com-
pany declined. to prosecute him. The
penalty for an offence such as be com-
mitted is a fine otVnot more than 81.000
and ten years” imprisonment, or bothw
O‘RGANIST STORMONT CHuaEN,
CL ERK.
Charles F. Storm‘ont. former organ-
lat of the South Norwnik Methodist
Church. was elected clerk of thc bor-
ouqh of West Haven. at the annual ol-
ection there this week The regular
candidate for the oliice, who was nom-
mated by both Democratic and Repub~
liran parties. died the day before the
election and Mr Stormont's name was
substituted. and ho was given hearty
support_ receiving 965 votes. Augus-
tin F. Maher. Democrat. business man
ager of the New Haven Evening Begin
tar, was elected worries;
”V...-
OIFT To 0. HARTLEY WEEKS.
D Hartley Weeks. the well known
conductorV was presented with a hand-
some policemens club and a gold
badge. properly inscribed yesterday at
ternoon; by his fellow trolleymon as a
t‘aéiiiar capture of Don Juan St. Carlos
a low (is s ago. ‘iHar‘t" was pressed
into serv co by Chief of Police Brad
Icy, and rendered very valuable assist-
ance. The badge was Inscribed by E
A. Barber, an engraver tor Coleburu &
Lauder
V Tonlv IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET 10: 10 s m.-—~0psn
in; prices at stocks showed insignifi-
cant changes iron; last night‘s level.
Dealings were on a very small scale.
This sonsral tendency was slightly up
Witt”... international Power (120de
Open H1 in Low ’V
Amer.1 co,
Am. Smelt. 39% 231/.
Am. So
u 121% 121% “i203: 121%
About if“; V
Arr 2.3.8 (to 82% as avg-2
8.2. or. can 22;:
*1”. RN Tao ‘ all é‘9fi 85
c Vitowihoit'ls (tiesfi-V %
it P2.22
‘ ‘7 .3111st find
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n sanitun'lt; um...n
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. the
Holiday Trad;
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V ‘ Store will be open com
groaning 'i‘until 9 airlock"
after I V
DECEMBER 5 TH
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VANDERBILT ALLEN FREE.
i
And Lunacy Proceedings Are on for
Eidht Weeks.
William S. Allen great-grandson of
yesterday. from o sanitarium in West-
port 01 Which.
for six years. r. Alien want to Nw
York with Dr. 3“ D. Ruland, (In or
whose charge be had been since he
at the Grand Control station by Samuel
C Herrimim and ex Senator Clarence
for Mr. Aliens core for the present.
He is to bo' With Iricnds until- he
feels capable of “deciding whethsr he
wishes to remit; at liberty Ho will
have every opp unity to practice his
profession. lie ls'jlo set to work again
as a painter. T,
The Supreme Court commission ap
pointed by Justice Martin J Keogh to
determine the competency of Mr. Ai-
ien. met again In New Rocha 2., Mr.
Herriman. attorney for E. Sutton
.02 Bloomfield N. J.. the artist‘s uncle.
who began the proceedings snfibunccd
to the commissioners that Allen had
been released. The two members '9.“
a. telegram from Mr. Lexow which was
read to the jury Mr borrow, said that.
Alien had been released and that he
thought it advisablo to postpone tur-
‘thor hearing tor a length at time that
would enable Mr. Allen to appear tree
from the shoots oi restraint and con-
nnement
.-ExJudxe Tierney said that the com-
mission would not concern Itsslt re~
gurgling the whereabouts or the patient;
ta: iii“ no jurisdiction over hlsrbo y
~Ali‘sn's competency and '
it to a
court. There could be no plastics to
had screed to It ind Allen himstl
satisfied “ He adjourned the hearing
January ~
*ADDREOD DY MR! GOULDINI
About titty members 0 “the Wontoii’
noraisn Missionary Association
No’rwsilt Baptist Church
Ir r'i suthsrodtin-the
rye-tarot one ‘
V n
dress. it
Visuals"
Commodore Vanderbilt was released '
had been an Inmate 4
Lexow. who have made arrangements V
the commission, ex JudgeM. J 'l‘lornsy ‘ f
and Dr Fits W. Dairymple. received V
the adjournment. he said. as both old“ »
Th: :12. 00 {inc Multan
$8 50.
Mon 5 and Youth '3 Sulfa.
$5 00
And Moro.
D Guttlieb,
1'! North Main __Sfruf.
EXPENSES OF? YALE V FIELD.
The Yale held corporation has just
prepared It nnual report for tho year
coding Octo cr 1.1302. 'Ihe‘tgnyex.
(pen to as .yoar were .4
01‘. mm 3}?de for genera re»
Vpait‘s and maintenancc $500 was for u
Vsuperintondont' s salary; $1. 550 for. in~
'ouranco; VI] 500 for the additions‘ toith’d
.i‘ootbail stands and the rest inciden-
this such as water and taxes.
9
3;. " .vfi".k
‘V.V.V..m(uau. Nowal
t
7 shades ..a desirable weaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are found here. An the no... ..
tics' m SILKS for. want. land Dresses. A » ” -
guaranteed by the maker- our fall line is completé, including these popular weaves: Pean do solo,
Penn (1: Cygnc. Tail'eta. Armore, Gros Grain, Faiilc, Francaise, Satin Duchesse. All in black only.
NOT SUBJECT FOR ARBITRATION.
LONDON. uec. 4.~‘~Replying to a
question today in the House ct Com-
mons on‘ihe subject of Russia’s offer
to submit the question of Russian su
stir and all other goods to the srbitra
tion of The Hague tribunal. Under For;
oign Secretary Cronborne said the gov-
ernment had intormcd Russia that it
did not consider the Question a proper
ions for. nbmission to International
Ianhitrut ,bnt that Great Britain was
still rcudy to denounce thc (*(nnmcrriai
treaty of 15.99 If Russia so desired.
%.Wv’ *
FOUR ‘ cows peso. '
WATERBURY. U0nn., December 4-—
Byron Eldridge. or this city. has re-
cently discovered in a herd of twenty
cows, on a dairy (arm at Goshen, nine
cases of foot and mouth (license One
cow died early last shrink. after a ter-
rible swelling of the tongue. 0! the
nine. cases now reported six cows were
saved by extracting the ulcers in their
feet and by careful cleaning methods.
The other three cases could not be
cured. The cows as soon as afflicted
.with-‘iho ailment. are gold to immedi-
house with: antendl'pénts..V
ateiy ceasij‘glving tiny regular quantit I
of milk. These are the first authentic.
re orts oft (3 disco in this section.
In .14.. L...»E§i.._
‘ REORGANIZING «THE MILITIA.
WASH TON, Dec. i~—The senate
cothmitte on military affairs today
took up the bill tor the rem gauisation
of the‘miiipip." and after listening to
reprcsantst a n“: its support by S(M
rotary Root and General Carter decli-
ed to report the bill as it passed the
AL 1M.
went to the sanitarium. He was met V V‘. ‘
for "so long.
i;
moot plan' BUY FROM USV
35V. H. KRIEGER & CO.
~-__iiRlSTMAS is the tuna you need your ready cgsh a
the time has come when you need those Wintr
Garments OVEROOATS A p CLOAKS you’ ve put off: buym
Why no *
H. KRIEGER & ‘60.
_ cw MID r LAIER Wsaa. ~
igive “on more vaius‘rfor floss money than any other store
“ 2‘ M grost output Add ”largo buying fault--
tles makes this possibly ’ . '
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