Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
1i: ' well known for its Stnlislr-
ness and Long Service.
F. D. LYON if. CO.
' . W m...
JUDGE DENOUNCEI THE DEITY.
" A finntion in New Britain Court
Room Yesterday.
BRITAIN Conn. Dec. i.»
. the court this morning .ludkot
Lydia .Burr who recently sent his I
resignation to Governor Chamberlain
‘ because of his deafness, came into
court this morning unexpectedly and
. Milt] his seat at the side of Assistant '
' Judge cooper. asked permission to
make remarks.
He sold: ”I have been counec
with this court in one capacity or an-
.other for 22 years. nine years as clerk
and then as prosecuting attorney hold
in: the two positions for a term of six
months.
During that time the present prose-
cuting attorney was dancing around
like a. man with a hot potato in his
mouth waiting for the position.
During my.term here i never had
and contrmersy with the police. 'lIIeir'
thoughtfulness of me while i was In
the hospital last winter I appr1Itiate
"After 22 years I suppose one should
be. satisfied but mv taking anav It
consider an act of injustice on the part I
of the Divine power We are all but
puppets in the hands of a cruel and
tyrannical master. 1 have the satis-
faction of believing that l have. had
the good will of man and I appreciate
that more than nnv kindness oi the!
higher power."
The announcement caused it sausa-
tlon. Judge Burr, Who is at years of.
age. has suffered seriously with ab- .
soesles which have caused his tlcui- l
ness. and it Is belleI ed that his contll '
tlon has made him dcsper ate
He is a native of Torrington, and a
prominent secret society man in the
state. Ills misfortune practically iu-l
capacitated lrlm for the duties of‘
judge and it is believed by his friends
that requests that he resign made by
politicians and officials have exasperat-
ed him.
m...“
FAILURE TO PERFORM DUTY.
Captain Cottrell. Three Detectives and
Two Patrolman Are on Trial.
NEW YORK. Dee. I.—~(.‘.Irptaiu iv.
Cottrell. three detective sergeants and
two patrolrnen of the City police force.
were. placed on trial before it deput,
police commissioner today. charged
with failure (If ditty in not preventing.
Arthur B. Deming, believed to be do.
located, from obtaining access to Pres-
ident Roosevelt when the latter was
here last week to attend the Gracie.
funeral. Cottrell was in charge of the
police arrangements at the church.
Where, the others wertI specially assign
9d to see that no unauthorized person
entered the church during the service.
PIINCE88 WANTS A DIVORCE.
BERLIN. Dec. l.-—’l‘he (liVorcc pro-
ceedings of Princess Alice of Schoen—
hurg-Waldenburg against her hus-
band. Prince Frederick. began at Dres-
den yesterday. The princess returned
from Sort. near Genoa. iii an aggres-
sive state of mind. She openly de-
clared the prince was responsible for
the Inhomoful charges made against
her and said her husband was seeking
revenge because she refused to con-
tinue paying his debts. The princess Iti-
ao threatens to begin proceedings for
calumny. claiming that the newspapers
stories of her alleged elopemeut with
a coachman are traceable directly to
Prinbe Frederick.
PASSAGE FROM COLON.
NEW YORK. Dec. l-Amnng the pus-
.nengers who arrived today on board the.
steamer Allinnca front Colon. was Lieu-
tenantCommander \‘iilliam Brauuers
reuqtcr. of the United States cruiser
Dixie. who was captain of the port at
Manila fol three ,Icars and who is on
sick leave The passengers any that.
quiet prevailed at Colon anti that busl
nettle had assumed its usual course. It
was denied that. the prisons were tilic'
with political prisouuers. 'but about 130
persons" in all. it was said. were deport-
ed for showing discontent. It is con-
sidercd probable that the canal treaty
will not be signed until tomorrow.
I WEDT END RAILWAY BONDS.
BOSTON, Dec. ].-—Tlie Railroad
Co ,lsaionera have authorized the
W t End Street Railway Company to
Issue 8700.000 four per cent thirty year
bonds to be dated August I. 1902. for
[I the purpose of refunding 3500.000 Me
tropolttal Railroad bonds due Decem-
‘ W 3.» and $200,000 Midtllesex
5d bonds due July 1 mm.
, 6'. of: Earthenware
, ff and‘Ciockeui.
——
Chit! old Batons-s also and so each;
fins heavy Outlee Cups and Saucers,
and White 1“qu Bowls. so all
Mata-animus of Jugs. white,
. ‘ygtlochuptonc Lamp
8c. 40, 70 and ’0: special
WALLACE WANTS RECEIVER.
Sound and Coast Wrecking Campany's
Troubles in Court.
“RIDGEPORT. Dec. I.-—-A petition
for the appointment of a receiver for
the Sound and Coast WI1It-klug Com'
pan\'. to act in conjunction with a Ic-
cclvcr recently appointed by the C lrau-
ccry Court in New Jersey, was tilt-Ill II .
the Superior (‘ourt wday. The petl
tioner is Casper D. Wallace of this
(.Iin a stockholder in the corporation.
ted who relates that the units] stock ofl
the company is ”00.000 of wliicli'
83m. «bill has been paid in, and that the
cone or II is now irisoIIeIIt.
Charles '1. Axtelle. of Morristouu
has been appointed r-eteiv'ei iii New
Jersey, Aer-oidluit to the petition. the
property of ilre coiupanv consists of
machinery and equipment which when
afloat. was valued at 820.000, The.
company owned the wrecking steamer
cunn- which no“ lies at the bottom of . home of Frank Kenna ,7 Ely avenue. Ill-ll
lama island Sound near New London Mine of them died last higlrt illltl thci Intention:
momenta.
t A rehearsal was held last events; by
'ihe degree main of Eureka Rebekah
lodge.
Miss Miirsaiet Farrell. of Elmwood
place. Norwaik has returned from a
“t‘l‘kh visit in New Haven.
'tI‘hI list mannfactory of Ct1Ifut a
Knapp was closed yesterday while the
annual Inventory was being taken. i
Stirring iuillluct'y sale at Rowlautl's.
To act rid of stock on hand they offer
lauuty graceful hats at the low cut pos-_
siblc figures. See ad. l
The funeral of the infant dnuxhtct I
of Joseph Riiuyai of Benton street was
held this morning. The interment
was III Pine island Corntcry. I
(the of the steam pipes beuvcen tilt"
tors of an cast-bound express in South '
. Norwalk. last evening about 0 o'clock.
. burst and delayed the train a few IIIiiI- |
utes.
! Miss ldu Field the dittmhter of lI‘red- r
erlck II, Field. who has been Ill for
istlmt‘ time with typhoid fevtu has so.
tfur ItItIoI cred as to be able to
i""' dutlts at her father" a oflic.e
I The funetal of Thomas Evans wa:l
held this afternoon ill 2:30 from tlI.- ’
.turdcrtaklnx rooms of D. W. Raymond
[ltev. ll It. Carpenter oflltl.atetl Tire lu- '
itei'meut was in Riverslle t‘cruetety.
. A meeting of the Elks Memorial
. (‘ omruiitec was held last ov.cnlug ”,llre
| charts for the exchange of seats “Welt
iopeued this morning. at Hoyt s operai
jlrouse anti at Weed's drug store lll‘
Notwnlk .
’lulns wue born yesterday at the}
iiNllNiNE
Saved Mrs. Whitney‘s
life. She had bronchitis
nigh unto death when
our family doctor pre-
scribed Linlmine. Her
recovery was prompt
and miraculous.—J. C.
Whitney. 232 W.
St.. New York.
At all drug stores—26. 50. 31.
land
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
ilistiitt of Norwaik s I'I1tlntto
(.ourt, IIeeIIIIIluI'I l..I't b.1903.
Estate of (‘lIIII'Ies ’I‘. Raymond latte of
\‘orwiilk in said District. deceased.
tb1lei'.ed 'llIIIt the Administrators
exhibit tluir Administration llt't't'llllll
to this (‘ourt for adjustment. Ill the,
l'inbale office in Nova .Ilk on ”It“ bill
of III-I1IIIrlnI' littlli. at it (”dock
and that all persons litter-
_l'ortiorrs o' u... sieamer'a equipment . death of the. other is expected at any. tsttrl in said Estate may be notified
have been raised but the petition says
attachments bate
itors upon these recon-red partition.
and to secure the Ilnlrts of al llhe cred
itors, a I1IceiIIII' is asked for.
it. is said to be the intention of the :
“stockholders to I'e-ortzauize after
tlimz the affairs {If tlihe present (Iom- ‘-
k‘tII' a time after its or‘gatiiza- '
sob
pauv.
rlon the company did It flourishlna'
business in raising sunken vowels and
caigoes. especially during thtI coal
famine of last winter when nItIclI coal
which had gone to the bottom of the
Sound was I'eeeovered and dismsed of,
FUNERAL OF UNFORTUNATES.
Remains of Men Killed on Westport
Avenue Were interred Today.
The funeral of Benjamin ()omstock
and Nicholas Space the unfortunate
men killed by a trolley car on West-
port av.euue Saturday Irlizhi was heitli
today. (‘ontstOtks ‘eral' took plac'c
from Undertaker Ra Iond' It rooms at
10;. 'itt o'clock The Rev. Charles M.
Selleck officiated and interment was
in Norwalk t“.'.emeterv A number of
relatives were in attendance
Space' It remains were luteri ed at the
town farm this afternoon
PROFESSOR CHARGED WITH
HERESY.
BOSTON. Dec. i.-—-I‘apers have beer-
served upon l’rof. Borden D. liowne.
of Boston l'IIiverslt:-'. calling him to
trial before the ecclesiastical court or
the Methodist Episcopule Church to
answer to the general charge of here-
sv. Rev. George A. Cook. pastor of
Trinity Methodist Church. West Med
ford. and a member of the New Em;
land Conference. is the formal accuser.
of Prof. lion‘ue, and the specifications,
five in number. are based upon the Ire-I
ei'al allagation that the professor has
disseminated "doctrines which are
contrary to the articles of religion or
established standards of doctrines in
the. Methodist Episcopal Church to
FARMERS ALARMED OVER HOC
CHOLERA.
WINSTEII. Dec. l.--II‘iIrineI'-.< in this
section have become alarmed over the
alleged outbrciik of hog cholera or
swine plague. Four out of a herd of
i\I1Il\e bugs in Harkhatnsied have died
ret1Intly. and yesterday State (‘.attle
Commissioner H. 0. Averill of “ash-
ingtmi, and two Wiusted \ctIIviuaries
examined ilicnr. _'I‘hcy found that
the deaths were due to cholera. and
quarantined the rest of the herd. Cattle
l‘ommissiouet Averill requests farm
eis whose lions show signs of IiistIutI
to notify him (ll once. Today the
commistouet thIII to Canton to e\am-'
tire :I suspected ensc.
HEARING 0F FREGEAU.
NORWICH. Der. l.—As the state was
not ready to open the hearing Exotiias
II‘I'tIIrenII, of Taftvillc. charged by (‘oro-
tier Brown with murder, the degree not
set, forth was not taken into court to-
day. but in all probability will appear
toruoriow. In this case the defendant.
is alleged to have struck Avila Caron
with a .Iard ball (“11an a quarrel
Friday night Caron dying from his
injury.
-...-.
MR8. GEORGE B. BUXTON ILL.
Mrs. George B Buxton. wife of ex.
Mayor Ruxton of Norwalk was remov-
ed to the Nor walk Hospital. this morn-
ing. being ill of typhoid fever. Mrs.
l'tuxton's manv friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
"Know thyself.V “but don‘ t 0I erdo the
thing by being too exclusive
HOW TO GAIN-FLESH
The life offood is the fat
within it—the more fat the
more real benefit from the.
food; that is why_'cod liver.
oil is a powerful builder of
flesh. .
Scott's Emulsion" of pure
cod liver oil solves the
problem of how to take cod
liver oil. That Is one reason
why~ doctorshave been pre-
scribing Scott 5 Emulsion for
all wasting diseases»
colds and bronchitis for
almost thirty years.
Vs'ladpaaI-khs-um
.a mta'mmluffi-
been placed by rrwl- ’
’ "— years. and for the past three years man
mt: '.rIIrIr. The ananaements for the
funeral have not yet lneii made
‘ The members of l'ncus' Tribe, 1. 0.
it. M.. will hold a meeting. this even—
jinn. to rehearse the adoption degree
for the class which will an tlu'ountr1
next Tuesday evening. Tire entertain-
nreut committee of the lodge is plau-
uiug an entertainment which will be
held either Christmas or New Years.
.\iI interesting piece of gossip is be-
ing circulated about a bald headed Iren-
ItltIuiIIt who finds it necissary to tie Ii
of his head so he can tell how far up
to wash his face. ills friends also
istate that he can get a full haircut
{without taking off his list. He takes
tin ir jokes good iuIttII'cdly, however.
Arr apratstnent of the estate oi
(‘ lriet ilmviuuu was filed in the Probate
'(3,ourt this afternoon. by the aaniuls~
‘iIanI William F. \I'atcrltury. The
value oi the estate is placed at 37.
\‘25. 1'! of unit it til litltt l'i is deposited
‘iu tunings banks and the remaiutit't
I real estate The appraisers were lI‘IatIiI
lll. Hurley and John Henry Hurllrutt. -.
iSIaIIIftmi Advocate
III another column appeais the atl-
! \1-Itiscmeni of a firm new to the people
of South Norwulk namely leltfuss
Imirotlrers who have opened the Zeitfuss
il'lrnrmaey at it North Main sirctt.
"I'lIese gentlemen have had a wide or
periruce in the drug business, havini:
lbeen in both the wholesale and retail
iti'ittie in New York city.. They own
Istul‘t‘s iii other places and are prepui"
| ed to IIIItI the people of South Nor'unlk
1n thoroughly modern and upto date
lstore in eviry r1-Ispt1t Situated on
INnrtlI Main sin-ct. at just the spot.
. \\ lll'l‘l' people wait for trolley cars. they
request the public to step inside and
make their acquaintance while waiting
for a car.
SCHULTZ ARRESTED AGAIN.
‘Assaulted His Father With a Chair
Ten Days Ago.
llI-ury Schultz. a young man who i:
Iltnowu to the police as quI of III"
Honchest characters in town. who at-
‘t.Iad,I has been in jail for theft was
rIIrcsied early t..lIls morning by the po
lice on charge of drunkenness breach
lot the peace and assault
I Schultz uus sleeping at the homt
inf his grandmother in East Nor walk
The police have been on the watch for
trial for several duvs. but he has al-
writs eluded them. Thev lit-"t tried that
the best time to catch hint was very
cin'lI iu the morning. so the raid was
'planned and he was caught. The
t barges against hint were preferred by
his filthei. Christian Schultz. II ho was
the victim of the assault. Tire trouble
'oueurretl teti days ago. . Schultz went
home drunk and pounded his father sc-
verely. using a chair as a Iverrpon.
smashing up a clock and other furiri~
ture in the house. He came up foI
trial this morning before Judge hock-
wood. who sent him to jail for thirty
days on the charge of drunkenness and
o! the peace and assault.
Robert Gaffuey was arrested las'I
night on a charge of drunkenness. He
came up before Judge Lockwood this
morning. The case was continued
for two weeks in the. hope that Gaffncy
may turn over a new leaf and do bet.
ter.
MR. MILLER’S NEW VENTURE.
Charles J. Miller has purchased the
tea route anti business of Charles A.
Stocgmuller. and is now running the
same. Mr. Miller has been employed
by Frank H. It‘ltch for the past five
aged the South Norwalk store of Mr.
Fitch. He has the best wishes of
many friends in his new venture. lie
is succeeded at Mr. Fitch‘s store by
Jacob Utslnzer. and Mr. Underholl
takes Mr. Owner's place.
DEMOLIOHING OLD DEPOT.
The work of. demolishing the old
brick depot in Bridgeport", will be com-
menced today. Yesterday afternoon
the banana room “telegraph office
were removed to the temporary wood
on buildings erected north of the old
I
end of the old Is torn down the
abutment- for the aerated work will
be laid A shed. ”0 feet long is be
in: built on the bier-tad section near
the temporary depot.‘ . .
LARGE was or MONIY Lost
Martin million wu sh
teutotossaas'melopoe'én
minute. madnepwtaanw
"tops and wash three twenty am.
No tea dollar billy; It's-lost
“W
string from his two cars over the top .,
three months on the charge of breach .
brick structure. .As soon as the north .
sassy-g
uric-s
won '0th
tut-stun ttno
tlut'I-of, tlIII Adrulrristrutors will cause
this ordir to in published in a news-
paper having II circulation in said ills-
tI'lct. at least five days before said 8th
day iii ”I‘t‘f'lilllt'l'. I903.
HENRY \\‘. GREGORY.
III II Judge.
..__.....-. _..._._o..
it isn't so llllll'll what the t'Ullcgc.
graduate is going to be as what he is.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
Solid Week Starting Monday Nov. 30
Mattnees Wednes try and Saturday.
W. 8 BATES.
Presents the Talented Romantic Actor
Mr. Daniel Kuan.
And his incomparable stock organiza-
lien.
30 people. 2 special scenery cars,
$25,000 invested.
MONDAY EVENING
Lavish production. Jas. K. Hackett's
recent N. Y. Sucuu.
Don Ceasar' 5 Return
Tuesday evening, to be announced.
Wednesday. The Great Ruby.
Thursday, Monte Cristo.
Friday. Virginlus.
Saturday. Three Musketeers.
Wednesday. matinee. The Gilded
Fool.
Saturday, matinee. The Fatal Wed-
ding.
Prices, to. 20. 30. 50c.
Matinees, 10, 20 30c.
. {It
We Will
BondYou.
Taylor GI Golden
So. Norwalk.
1'4. Washington St..
An opportunity is open
ran a soon In vzsmmr
for small “Imprints of money paid
1 monthly. ,
‘n': was ra Looxma
"taro.
.q
honour Guarantnd by but it I. It... In. tht'ee rmv. nadir: m
. , ,. ‘ PLYMOU’I‘ bee. 1.-—Arri 0011,9030:
IOU,” NGRWALK TRUST rime we know of. g - i: mflg‘mwfk- ngm% V iilti'tllfislm :gfizljmngwg
. I . a . on
cBMRANY. . ‘ ' 11mm nu, 1.7mm. a" a“ n ' "I
Fit fall Mentors. satires...
.,-;u
Chas. E. Curtis,
i
ils brim fut «If style and made afoul,
TRISTRAMIHVATT
garments.
that have gained for us a good reputation in this department.
out of town to inspect what we have to offer.
1
Suits. and Furs.
As we have so often asserted before. to be well-dressed in this age requires the exercise of
thought. taste. patience and the expenditure of much time as well.
Perhaps you don’t know about our Suits and Furs. We have been ten years' improving this
department. and the Suits and Furs now in our stock are the best we know. after ten‘ years pro-
gressive eifort. It is the care in the making that tells in the shapiiness and wear of our Suits and
Furs. and makes them better than other ready to Wear. and equal in many respects to custom made
The constant presentation of the best merchandise from the best manufacturers. our
well-known moderate prices. fair and straightforward dealings with our customers are the methods
We invite our patrons from in and
SUITS from $8.00 to $30.00.
‘! FUR COLLARS from $2.75 to $30.00.
' MUFFS from 98c to $22.00.
Kitchen Department.
Universal Meat Chopper . . . . 95c
Covered Roasters, 12x17 . . . . 75c
Banting Spoons ............ 5c
Dover Egg Beaters . .. . . . . . 7c
China Cups and Saucers. , . . . Ioc
Fancy Salad Dishes ........ 25c
Bread and Butter Plates . . . . 25c
China Salts and Peppers. ea... rsc
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwal-k, Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
canes To stern: ACCOUNT.
lllsll let
('Illll'i.
lIl<iflitI tli'
Ntll'll'illh “I
walk in said District, deer-used,
That the .\lllllllll.\ll‘illlll‘ (\x.
.\IirIIiIIlsiI'niiou
this ('illll‘l l'Iu' :ttljrrsruteut.
itute unit-e in Norwalk, on the
of “PM tuber. Hunt.
and that till persons ititei'I-stml
(’iI'IItIl'tItl.
iriiIit 'IIIII
lltttttli
in said lIIstnttI may
ill" Adininislrutoi' will cause
publishtsl in u
having a circulation in said
illltl at least
(er In llt‘
‘.tlli day of
ill-IN II V W.
iitIt' I it
of
liver-miter i,
.\'oI'\inll\. ss. I'Iobute.
.-\. ll. Ii'llli. I
I’IIIIiIe (‘, Sci-Ivy. late of
void lli~lrit'i, IletItIiIst'Il.
:Iecouut ‘0
:It the Pro-
0th day
at 2 o‘clock after-
tu- uotiiiml tlIIIi't-Itt'.
this or-
newspaper,
ilistrlet.‘
before said
l‘JUli.
GREGORY.
Judge.
III e days
llccem ber.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. ‘
Ilirtii‘lt'i
(‘IIuI't_
Estate ot‘
Wilton in said Ills-trier deceased.
(ll'tli‘l‘vti, Tllnt illl‘
iris Administration acouui to this f‘uuri
for daJItstuIt-tit at the Probate
in Norwalk.
at to o‘clock for-cumin: and
llt'l‘_ litllii.
that all persons
may
I‘Jyeculor will cause this order to be;
fit a newspaper
circulation in said District, at least the l
days before said Still an oi IXIchiiberfi
lfisinl (I
published
I‘iit'l
"E. W“ W. GREGORY.
doc I it
Kerosene Lamps
Changed to Electric or:
Specialty Mfg. Co.'
w. R. Thompson.
7! WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Glover’s the Place;
41‘ he Perfecta
For Ladies
Is brim full of style aid made alonxi
II ppearancc.
1|th tiny lee better at five lollnru: “CENT ARhIVALS lif"? VESIELS- tlrmao iron SELLING LIQUOR 0N
' ' ' ' liRO‘IREAD Dec. Ill 0
Illa. Minn for utter-poor.
til
Nuverriln-I' till,
Norwalk. Ss‘, l'rubute
.\. I). 1903.
Catharine HttII'RIIi-I late of
I'Ivet'uinr' t-xlIiitli .
olllt'i' Y
on lllI‘ ttIlI Ilnv of lbccnr I
said
the '
interested in
be notified thereof,
having a ‘
.iudue.
Gas ! I
AT THE
Elmer E. Case.
t
Kroc-land New York.
‘ ' g “Do you think you are girth; your'amountiug to
. ' ‘ettr I out“ gamut?" asked
earnest In.
I"Well " answered Ilr. De Graft. after is. of
some deliberation "It's as good as mon-
ey can buy. ”I—Waahimon Star
riegeris
That’s how most of our "
best customers began,"
Whu don’t non trii cur
easu payment plan?
One dollar per week will"
dress iron from head
" to feel.
NDAY‘.
n,.’tl.TlC Dee. i.-I’rosecutlng Agent.
the charge or selling liquor to a state
oflleer bu Bonita: Brown was aired
$00 and 'e’oata which be paid, the bill
~————
i Robbins-val out
’t “mm had any
mm
gm ’ I't; ;It was an idea
dism-
1‘90} 1’“ .-
Norwalk Chronicler