'I
he Big S‘to‘re
..; er '
WITH THE LITTLE I’RICES.
This cold weather is it good time t o tool. tor your needs in Wool lllltllltt‘lh
1 nd (‘tillll'tll‘lltlilt‘tt 'I‘Iie liitt Store in a {good place to find them. ttiid In great
variety tooi. ‘ c .l l at ill
- ~ An .A
ttootl quality ttbl lilttitkots 650 pr. A l ' r; t
- o . I l.
Good quality ltH ltlttnkcta very ll t-‘tvy. 75c pr.
Good Quality l2—l Ulttiikt~ts_ t-xtrtt heavy. 900 pr.
Full size cotton illlcti t‘outfortab lt‘s $1.00. ,
Full size cotton tilled Ctlllllol'llllilt'fi. extra heavy. $1.50.
lt‘ull tdzc white cotton tilled Cointortublcs. very fine. 82.00.
Full size white cotton tilled t‘oml‘ortables. best sutteen covers, $2.50.
We invite comparison with our prices on these goods.
If you are looking for anything in the it‘urniturc or (‘arpct Departments
let on remind you that our stock In these lines In the largest to be found
in the Norwallt. Anything to be had in these lines may be had here and a
tultttiuoth assortment to choose from.
Our brieen arc the lowest quality t'tlllitlllttl't‘tl
POTTER'S OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS. 25 new patterns from
25c yd. up.
How about a new RANGE or lll‘2.\'l'll\'(,i ti'l'OYl'l'.’
the well-known
Full size No. 8 Range 18x18 over. only $16.00.
Remember we have,
\tcudrotlt ltros, make in all title!" and eight styles.
FREE AND CAREFUL DELIVERY.
. w. s. STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann Street». South t'ot'wztlk. Conn.
L." ...
Sewing Machines
The "National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
Grade Machine to be sold at popu Iar prices for cash.
We have selected their best- selling numbers and offer them as
follows:
“THE PAVEWAY"—-A drop head machine. Oak
Table with Three Drawers. and full set of attachments. for
$14.50.
r
A REED OHAKEN WITH‘THE WIND
Without Will Power, Cour: e. Ambi-
tion, Energy or Hope, the Dye-
poptic In Willing to Give up i
the Struggle. l
The routirnted dyspeptic llilt-' us lit-i
llt' intcreu in life as any human bc-i
‘in'L lit- in tm'ittcl for ltn duties until
In indifferent to Its t‘lllllllltl. He Is tin-I
i
I
I
able to enjoy the buniut-ss and social
it-ltttit mt tluit conrtttntt- the life of the I
average man. .\ll his Iiopert are air
l uorbed by the one hope to get well and
be able to enjoy the good things
ac. lintil this Is realized. he is
I Hlf'lt at heart and teeth himself to be of‘
l|.tll‘ lih’t‘.
i Stuart'u Itynpepnin 'i‘nblcts ate the
. ‘t'c:‘et"s tree of life. They will cure
.llllll nntl bring him health and Iutppt~
’Ilt'ds just no sure and cortttin an be
Itnkes them. They are sure because
- they are mttttrabnnd no other care bill
a natural one ht sure. They act on
llI‘ food anti dim-st it just as well an it
stomach tvottld. They contain exactly
the name chemical properties on the di-
gestlve fluids of the stomach.
lty putting Stuart‘s Dyspepsia 'l‘ab-
leis In a bottle or jar with any kind
of food; meat, t‘ttt’ti or \egt-tttbles.
with sutllclenf amount of water. the
process of digestion is carried ottt just
an it in in it healthy human stomach
ttntl ill the same time. There Is conno-
ouently no uuuttturttl disturbance of tit:
digestive organs rcsultltttz from the
use of Stuart's Dyspepsia 'l‘ablcttt.
’l‘hey relieve the \\‘cult ttittl worn-out
stomach of Its work and permit it to
rent up utitl recuperate anti t'cgtilu Its
normal health and strength.
.\ welltltnown liutl‘alo physician
Says “I prescribe Stuttl'f'n Dyspepsia
'l‘ttblets on till occasions as it relief for
weakened and run-down stomachs. l
Iiiitl thev contain all the ingredients
necessary for the proper tllgentlou of
the food and trill do more to give the
stomach the needed rest than an)’
medicine I could prescribe. They have
timer failed to tzite immediate relief
in all my rte-cu and I tlo not hesitate.
to l't't'tinlnlt'lltl them to all sulTercrs
i‘ront dyxpt-psittf"
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
ale by all lll'lllztiislté at hit cents tt lutx.
KID CARTER LOSCS MATCH.
“Savage Boxing in the Contest at
BoStOri.
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ll'JJ‘ "‘
“Elijah IIIJ" '
lltll’tl I’ttssotii
lion City Property is in
the Possession of the
Courts. and tireditors Mat
lalto All of fit. Dowio’s
Easily Obtained Money
CHICAGO. tit-r. :. . t‘tntmt-tat tlttllcul..
tion, which began durinr. the crnuatlol
of John Altxauder “undo. the ~eif—‘
th'llil "Elijah Ill.‘ and his i't:.~ttit'zi-‘
iltrll bout to New York. It month ago.
and which “like peep rapidly inrrcart~
int; slut-r litttie's rvturn. culminated
l'tHI lilltlll. in tho t’t'tlt-tztl toltl'tri lltkllllt'.
pt;.:-'e.-.-:ion of all the property coit-
(rolled by Howie in Zion t‘ity. Ill. ’l‘ltbt
town. which “at lttlllllll'll tw.» years-
tttm. by liowlc. Inn: a population of
o\t r 10.000. Is the mitt-rat headquar-
Win for Howie's t'llllil'll. and is said to
t"l|It'.iI‘Ill.' an expenditure of ¥2tt.tititt.-
ooo. ‘
Fred M, lilottnt. ctsltier of the (‘Ill-V
t'ntzo National bank. and Albert II.‘
(‘urrietz ti law partner of t‘umzrrasmnu .
Itoutell. were appointed receivers of
the property. 'l‘heir bonds \tet'e tlxtul
at $Iti0,tititt by Judge it’olilttaat. of the
l'nltctl Staten district court. who tumb-
thc uppmlitmenl on ill" petition of
wvtrnl creditors. 'I'ht I'I't‘(‘l\'t'l'n left
for Zion t‘ity la~t unzl‘t. to t::l.e pou-
‘z'ssltlll of the [il‘lllltll\.
'l'lie iutttltitzntt-y prow-‘tlinu‘ aurtilttt
liowie were based in the nllcuutltm
Illitt lli‘ is lli,»ol\'t't|i .llltl Ilitti \\'ltitt' ilt
llllr~ financial condition he committed
in art of hanltrupttv by tuakitu: n
pref: rt ntinl paynit-nt An Nov. 2, to the
r). Strtt-tt-r lattnbt-r t‘otupnny. tor Sit.-
liotvic has be. it hard |Il‘t‘.‘:~t'tl by‘
his creditors. thtit‘t'ltlll)‘ Flili't‘ it tun an—
nounced that lliw r-v- tit Iltitllittll to
M \\ l'orlt had pm. . d un 'Ilt‘l’t'étilll
financially.
liowit- i» ltllt'“ n to but. , act tlltltlli'L-
boxed itavacciy. Ilart Itavint: Inc beta
by of the battle. (‘arter wa; knock-
rtl down it‘\" ral times. but
blows seemed to Int-It force and the
lil‘litlltl)il boy always arose before the
it‘ll second: expired.
In the ninth. t‘arter drove a hard
left at llart's ltllllt’. making a bin ettt
over his left eve. which blctl fret-t).
tinuc the round.
Ilattst
ilurt was dated bttt managed to 1'0“"
litiS'l‘tiV “.... n....,_\rl..,- ”I... “; tho er :I larcc sum :r the head of the
lllll‘tlt‘itl fought contests seen in thi'; -‘ lm‘lm" “ill“‘lw ( "'“"l'- ll'“ J “M"
tll\ in recent vcttr: \lartin ”art at l "l ”l" ""‘:l"l17‘:‘ll 1” will“ ‘ilm'V'Ml "ll
.iu-twcr-n $2lI_tittt"tititt and $:‘.o_ttoo.ooo
iattistille. was Lilll‘tt llll‘ tlt-t‘lsittp . . I' l . . .
t‘\'t‘l' "I\'itl" Carter, of Ilrottltlytt. itt “billet“. \\‘.". " 'i'i‘" I‘ll‘tfli‘vm ij‘n'"
tlt‘tt-eu round bout Hi the l‘l‘llt'l’itiit f“"“"“"v “M“ 4W“ “nib” lit” ,
\Ihlotic t‘lub In.<l niizhl, The light ”“1” 1.th “hymn“; ml wt" :' \ 4
":l». stopped 'I' Itttfm-pl. [MVMM \\‘l'tlt- vldlltftl, lllltl ¢l> My)” til i... . t h.
‘ ' ' ' - -' ‘ -.-. S't‘ti', til-
it! cut lllllllilt' ot the tune but. out mm" m“ "“‘l “y " ‘ i’ ”
.. t .. , (hum... “m “...”.h, m" \estmettt. :t :rwtt to ..1 tool t‘ux‘l ~t
' ' ‘ - . . . -l .' t -' .... t
1.“. first in” ....mm.‘ “...... low. In . "."" iltll up. flout t.lii nu \\ll.i
H... third ”.H.‘ ”um.” (... “I”. .ltbts lu'otitt-r-ln-Itttt. ht. tcn»op_ ow. tbt-
ittzht. but the "kid alter takittu the ““lll'lh‘m‘m ”' H" l‘,‘ ‘3‘" ‘-‘- “' '
hcunt cot up and I‘ll‘lt'lli‘tl it‘roni "'“W ”‘3‘" $1"”“""‘~ ”1‘“ “l““l' “I‘ll“ ""“.
that time until the ninth botu llitll “m” began ‘" I‘Z'I‘" county “3‘ ”ml"
litors are :taid to anew-cult :2 liter?
{..nm
t .iudue Kohlsaat at first ret‘tisttl lo‘
wnpoint a rtccitcr ter the property on
ltho proutuls flint liottit- should have.
Inotit-t- of an import int n proetedint:
: .\:'t«‘r listening to t further account of
llowit's affairs from Mr. littelsou. at«
ltorncy tor the intuition); crttlitors.
Judge Knlilsuat tltt‘itlt'tl it would be
i .
,wcll to have the tecetvtrs uppotntul
I
uTHE VINDEX"—An Automatic Drop Head. Oak iiurlnj: the next four rounds. tin “NJ: :ilpl‘itmlfll"lily» ”ltllthlll'll‘t‘llh”Billilll‘lilfl
' ' . ,_ ~t ... w. ..- mm... . .‘
Table With five Drawers and full set of attachments for ““m‘l‘: iii. “l'm'f'hl‘:"”‘:nf“‘lmr:“"k.if“): ltitc (lt‘tlt‘l' appoamn: Mom-s. ttatunt.
,. . . . p . ; .. .. . .
I . . ,. . ‘ . ..."... . .. .llltl (furrter.
$19 [:0 l-'I‘llll: ltuotltt ti .Iottn it pt. ttdi). lllt- The ”Why” with their attorneys.
‘ It! I brooklyn boy boxed lilllt‘liiltv. ”Wu and (‘ll‘tit‘tll‘lll R‘ ”NM with h“ tlt‘ii-'
‘ iiim'r'?‘ l'.'l"'.ll".“; . rum“ ."",“..'".'; lilfihf illilt'S. wind out to liittn t‘ity. last ninitti
«THE ELDREDGEn—A Drop Head MilCl’llllC. Oak 33:“ [um 1‘ " l“ m‘u‘ ‘u h “l‘ ‘tti Herve ttpotl llth'lIt the notice of the,
r - - . . .' . _ , l‘t‘t‘t‘ll't‘l‘:illl|i. ltedicske went to the
Fable \vtth hve Drawers. Iron Pttman. best manufacture. ll‘w Imutw'nth round was u some» ”who unint- lht‘ nun-r..- ”no.1 up”...
‘i 32 one. (at-nu: I‘t'tlllnllt‘tlv. flat-t]: .I'Yt Eltowle at his H ident-e, .\.~‘ u“ ”1“"
$25.00. . ._. 2... All” tht- Inttor Ian‘tletl .1 “It Itttl on on leors “w.“ about m demand mm“ ...ion
t I tlriops not-o. (ttrttq- \\'ttit \‘ery lilli-l- I to Hit“ litllllt'. it "w“ rilll t'ro'n lllt‘ Pearl
13'. and was finally ltnocio-tl ”(HULL-“ml. “m m. “I“ mum.“ mum)“,
”THE ELDREDGE"~—Atttomatic Drop Head, Oak hll“:l"“l::‘l fur”: rune “MM“ h“ could “0 ‘ hint, and a second man t'il'lil‘ rnniilnc.1
' A ‘ U' . “ t . I: ..-~ :t:‘t:' "l.t met
Table wrth five Drawers. oval ends and swell front. In the liiltittlilli. both contestants ; SKI; 5"}... mill). him. 1:... a... 'uwm.
fin wtut in to win. but (‘artt-r \\u-e “"tvlith ”“51"“, ' ' ' ' -
$29.0". plainly outclnacod. ‘that tho nut-ta...“ ltttiieztkt‘ threatened W ”In“. them
:tl‘f‘llillt-ul the bout attm two 'llilllll‘ltl. t hm!” arrest "mi.” Ilit‘l' returned at
. oi savugp boxing. duping \vItn-h (.zr- ‘ cure to the bank which H"... did. ”l.
THE COMPANY'S GUARANTEE FOR FIVE YEARS H“ m”l"‘flf_’“_"l_“_‘_’_“_'_:“""“ then placed the bank and the three
I .,- . ~ ‘ . turn in it lllltli'l' tillt’ll‘t , .
WITH EACH MACHINE' . - : ltg‘iqutm‘!“ TIME MAY NOT BE ALLOWED While this \\'as taking place at the
A. DICKERMANSzSON,
84 Washington Street, South Nomad/t.
, "ow to Buy“ coal. tiltM-i‘ettcltuptcrsy
III.
. The first requisite is to buy good coal. This
ought not to be a difficult matter. but frequently is. Buy
of a dealer in whom you have confidence.
It isa mistake to use too small a heater. because it
' must be cr'owded to do the work required. This.
shortens the life of a heater. makes a uniform heat im-
possible, and is almost sure to. clinker the coal. If
you have too "email a heater do not find fault with the
coal dealer, as this will not remedy matters. though
it may ease your mind. A large heater is more eatis-
factory and economical. and obviates the necessity of
cough medicine and extra blankets. '
Try Our Goal Tomorrow. .- JOhn H. Ferris.
ROLLEY BOON TO OPEN.|LOW TEMPERATURE IN NOVEM-
HAVEN. Dec. 2.—(}eneral \ 3
Seven. of the Connecticut
and Lighting Compen . said
. the line between t in city
.wlll, be opened for traffic
. pcrhape'vithln A week.
3 A COLD IN ONE DAY
. .' tire stoma Quinlne Tablets.
-. refund be money lt it
' ; nw. rove’e simulate
. W. 25c. ”
R.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 2.——Tlte month-
ly meteorological summary issued by
the how. Haven station of the weather
bttrew_.5hon that the average tem-
perature during the. month of Novem-
ber was 39. which is three degrees Iow-
er then the avenge for the lust thirty-
‘one years. The 27th was the coldest
day in the month. the mercury drop-
ping to 18 degrees “on lei-o. while
the highest record wee 72 den-eel on
November 4. In point of rainfall, the
month fellielitnd the a. ‘ by 1.88
1
-~leoertninly doingr his
Owner of Cresceuc Presented His Case
to Board of Appeals.
CHICAGO: Dee. 2.—~\\'hetttt-r the
time of lzotiih. which the great trol-
ting stallion Crest-ens lit said to have
made at Wichita. Knits. on October 1').
will be allowed to stand on n record or
out. probably will not be decided by"
the Board of Appeals of the_AmcrleaIl
bank. the receivers and their attor-
titys enlimi-npou l)owit-.aud read I.)
‘hlm the petition and order of court.
which Dlltt‘l‘t’l Zion in the bands of :t
t‘t‘t-elvci‘.
~ltlt'zellitt. Nilltl lllilll. hives. itchi-
ness of the skin of any new instantly
relieved. permanently cured. lioan's
Ointmtnt. .\t any tlruc store.
till this fiction and Hillll writ was
mundane-t tot-the
CRUISER DES MOINES‘ TRIAL.
BOSTON. liet'. '..'.-*~I‘l sluit‘ of rumor
tnit‘ttvornble wmuhor conditions.
Trotting Association. which met in
Chicago yesterday. Evidence for.
George H. lt'ctchant. owner and driver}
of Crcsceus and for the Southern Kan-K
sas Fair and Carnival .tssocin'ion. llll-
der whose auspices the trial was rumba;
was put before the Board. Mr. lice.
(‘llam ”1‘98”“th his CflSi‘ Ol‘tlll." llt‘Sidt‘b‘ ‘1 course. The moraine \tas dull. with
a written statement. Tllt‘ main Gill‘s“ frequent snow entrails. but there was
tion at issue seems to be whether tllUl little \\'lntl anti observation seaward
meeting was regularly conducted illi-iwas n‘ot scrlotuty olyazructed by haze
tier the rules of the associatimt. One or mist. It was t-tmutttt-mt titllllitflll
rule nrm'ldes that any regular meetinntoy Boston OllSt'l‘Vt‘rt‘» whether the vo
shall be advertised at least a week 110- t not would be able to complete the trial.
fore hand. also that there Ritall lie atwa storm being prtdicted. The De:
least i“'0 (‘lflSR (‘Vt‘llifi in addition to Aloines. ttec‘ording to contract. is re
the trial against time. these events 31- l tptircd to maintain an averagi- slit-ell of
so to be duly advertised. l 16.5 knots ov--r a Fi);l_\’+'.lx knot course.
Mr. Ketchnm‘s side was unable to.She is of the ut-w topper sheathed
produce advertisements and the Board i type, and was built l v the Fore Rtvt-r
has wired to Wichita to have any pub- 1 Ship tutti Engine, Company of money.
. nee cuts mailed to Chi-illnes.
Eggd annou m \ ‘ GLOUCESTER‘ Mast-"H lit‘t'. :1.—~Tho
Efforts on the part of Wichita men 1 weather became no thick here dnrtng
to belittle the sworn statements of‘ the forenoon that there was little pros-
.Iohn Pulse, George Pulse. Albert Lee.‘ I190! 0f observing front shore the move-
and C. L. Gnrlson, all of whom had; merits ofthe new United States cruiser
timed Cresecus officially at over 2:05.t Des Molnes. which was scheduled to
were checked by the Board. who prom. have her trial trip today. At about
feed that no more than their. due im- half past nine. a snow Florm began
portnnce would be attached to them. With the Wind blown": briskly tron.
cant northeast.
Are You Bilious?
It interferes with work. pleasure
and happiness-everybody is so at
‘tinles: in many cases it mlkes life‘e
burden—the fault is with the stomach.
liver and kidneys. An occasional
dose of pills will remove the evil if
Beeeham’s
left the harbor today for her official
trial over the (‘ztpc Aan-liooue Island
MORE DISORDERS IN KIEFF.
KIEFF. Russia. Dec. 2.-—The Uni-
versity here has been elostxl until Jan-
unry 3 in consequence of the renewal
of disorders on the part of the etu-
dents. The latter refused to recognize
the authority of the court of protea-
aore constituted to try twenty-nine stu-
dents who were erneeted u a result of
the recent disturbances which occur-
red won: the students at Reta. Odes-
I‘e, Kenn and Tom-k. The students.
on the preheat. oecnelon. met. on at-
tempt to glint then! out of the universi-
J down the "and
' , m ejected attained '
y
Pills ; f
the-
new United States \‘I'ilint‘l‘ lics .\loinvsl
\ .
4’ l ‘
ltIIllt’I .Itlllll .
l
\
I ‘
no.
( .
An attack of pleurisy
left me in a rundown .
condition. I was weak
and coughed almost in- I
ccssantly. My physi- i
cian. Dr. Geo. E. Lem-
mcr. prescribed Lino- l
nine. saying it was just I
what I needed. Before
[had finished the first I
bottle I began to in» i
prove. my appetite re— .
turnedftbe cough was i
cured and l commenced
to gain in strength and l
flesh. Littonine has my t
hearty endorsement and
I recommend it to all '
who'are in need of a
builder. or who suffer
from coughs. bronchitis. t
or lung troubles.——Rcv.
H. j. Lynch. rector St.
Peter's R. C. Church. I,
Danbury. Conn. 1
At all drug stores—25. 50. S‘-
'i .
WILL BE ARGUED FRIDAV. I
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Superior Court WIIi Hear Demurrer to I
the Loewe Cases. 1
It “as decided )'|"vlt‘l'tli|}' that HIV
plaintiffs demurrer to the dttt'itdrntl
ltit'ii to jlll‘ltitllt’lltlll of tilt ll.tll>l‘t‘.»‘lil|‘lll
tit'tttttlatilw In the case of II, If. |,:n-ttc'
iv to v~‘-. members oi tht- l nitcd littt-'
torn and Federation of Labor eltouitl
Ir :Iigttrd iii the Superior t‘nurt in
tiritiutport. next l“l'ltl.’l.\'. f
Attorney Ilztwartl \\'. 'l‘ny tor. of |l=in~'
bury. one of the rational tor tIn- dct't nd-‘
'tllt~. alll'dlillifl of the cane _\'i-~tct't|'t\'.i
mid-that tbt tlct‘elidanta‘ pitt to jutv:
I diction In as follow»: I
' Each of lllt‘ abort named Ill‘lt‘llilillll .3
:t resldt‘nt of a slate oiip r than the
\"ll(‘ of (‘onntcticut and is not a tea-l
dent of the state of (.‘(Hlllt‘lllt‘lll and
none of them “'ilh found within the;
state of (‘onueeticut and :ttvcti with:
prot-cssrs within said stale and none of.
‘ them owns any property subject to at»
turlirneiu within the state of t‘nnncctb
rut. anti no property belongint: to any
of said dtfentiattts llils' llt'lll attached
not
named
scrttti upon any of the :tbove
. tbtettdants tilllt‘l‘wl‘t' titan by their re»
lccirlnu a copy of said \\rit and comi
plaint throuuh the l'nitcd Stzttts mail
instt Id of hv tin» llllltti' bztvtnL' it
true and trttt sled copy of the writ uttd
complaint with l‘iit'll of any of the'
abut-t named titt‘cndnnts or ill the u~-—'
li.ll plate of abode of cat-b or any of:
the above named tlet'tntlanta within9
this :ttttlr. tit lt‘llnl twelve days. inciti-
slve. before the Hill”! day of .~:lltll
\vrtl. ‘
“'l‘ln- ticfctuiant.- and each nt’ theml
pray that thi: trtiou may b-- abated ant
to them and t..clt of tbezit. for want of}
jurisdiction." ’
Asked for :t t‘lilli‘lnt‘ statement in rc—l
hard to the pnint; to t... :trnucl on |"t't‘i
day. lllt‘ ttl'ittt'itldl points t t the dcinttr»
tcr Iiat‘ittt: bun [itil:'i.~'lll'tl. .‘Iz. Taylor
stid:
"It is this: It ts ~tttlv'l lit\' that a
state court cannot :tcuuit'e jllllwllt‘lllil’l
over the person of a lilill1“‘~’ltli'lli dc—
t't‘tltlrtttt by service of pr.uwn—< tltt‘ottuh
the mail or even it)" makint: pi‘l'stillttl
i-‘l‘l'Ylt‘t' on him at his plat-t of abode
iit another state. While this Is ll‘ll'.‘ It
l< the contt lli't‘ll of tip platintltl‘s thttt
if n non-resident deflation. who has
been served by rcpistr rel mail or even
personally scrvtd at his home in some
other :‘tntc voluntarily \\':il\‘i‘s‘ that in-
sntlieient scrvircymd appears in court.
the same as a resident defendant
would appear for the purposes of liti-
Kilillll: the action tltcn in that event the
court has jurisdit tion over the non-res—
ldent.
“And in this t'tillltt‘t'tltttl the plaintiffs
contend by their demurrer to the plea
it.) the jurisdiction filed by the non-res-
ident defendants that brcuuse the tum-
rtsltlcnt tit t'eudcnts have not filed
twmty-two separate pleas to the juris-
diction—out- for each non-resident tie-
.t‘eiltlant‘iut! have filed one plea ill
I which they separately ask fat" the dis‘
tnissnl of the action that they have
.thcrchv askrd that thr action be dis-
Itnissrti not only as in crich of them-
I‘Lttlves. but each one has asked it for
Itho others as well as himsflt‘. And
wbilt- tat-h one could have asked it for
Ihimself safely enough. his asking It
1.tnt- others too: makes him an actor
.in the litigation and thereby be has
tsubmlttcd himself to the jurisdiction
yet the court."
t What is your answer to. this claim‘.‘
“Our answer Is that the law draws
the line on contesting the merits of
the case. 111 other words that as none
of the non-residents have attempted to
contest the boycott part of the case the
rule worked by the plaintlfl has no
application. The additional allegations
that the action be dismissed as to the
other defendants which it is claimed
each dri‘entlant makes in the plea is
not an uttemptto litigate the merits of
the coutrm‘crsy. it is the same as
though a stranger called the court‘s at-
S
non-rt sidcnts. The claim of the plain.
this. may be sound but We consider it
not only technical. but inaccurately
technical. and of-a decidedly shadowy
nature."
U. 8. DISTRICT COURT CRIMINAL
SIDE.
The case of R. W. Ellis. eluted
with the alleged sending qt in;
cent ldtterjlimngh the until. 7.
unue until the n at 1%
run ‘nqueit of
SOUTH NQttWALK EVENEEGSENTU‘EEL .
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements. l
L Imam ig‘Fufim
\AT READ‘sn
An ideal Suit of Bedroom Furniture has today been
placed in one of our Carpet Store windows. Crotch Ma-
hogany is the wood from which it is; made. and to those
who do not understand the term. we venture the informa-
tion that Crotch Mahogany means the best portion of
the log—Abe most valuable—the heart— which shows the
finest markings. .
’l‘hrec pieces are included, Bed. Dresser. and Chif-
fonier. each of artistic workmanship and superb finish.
lie was a clever craftsman who designed the elegant pan-
eling on the Bed. The Dress :r is of large size and has a
magnificent French plate mirror. The Chiffonicr has a
similar mirror. and is arranged in'a very convenient man-
ner as to hat box and drawers. ‘
This suit is properly called a modern antique. and is in
every practical way to be preferred to the genuine. It is a
manufacturer's sample, constructed of selected parts of sol-
id Mahogany in the most perfect manner. We cordially
invite you to come and see it.
Value $315.00.
Holiday Price. $244.00.
'MnJMrfl'mmK
@ Willi o/‘Vart'eta
I
Some Attractive Playthings. .
Hundreds oi the most delightful things; can be seen
in the Toy Shop. It is time for the young people to make
their wants known, ahtl a capital time for parents to make
selections.
Here is a sample list:
lltttnpt} Littutptyk t.t‘t';ttt-~t Show on iiartll. ttltit‘lt
is :t Illit' t li'I‘ll~ t ‘tttlit \\lIli t'lttttus and .\ntm;tl~ \tliit'li can
do lllt tutet il--ltil!l.\llliit: il'lt'lun. l‘t'otuStMi up.
liaitalttllh of lot Soldiers. \\lllt littl'M". [cuts and rate
non. . '
Soldier Snita l'tilit‘t'llit'll'e “95,-. lift-”Jill“ .\'tt' ~. Iti-
l.ett~.-t t'at't‘ietu 3“ ll'vlll :5 t" up.
titan Suttx :tutl
llil'lt'lllltilll". ltll'l‘,
'l'clt‘ttlttutt». \\till lift". t-:.t .. “it-.t ,: cts.
Sand liietdbd‘x \t'I‘_‘t iug't-urt t:« ' ' ti tott resting. .25 ct».
t‘:t~lt T‘} ~tvur~ tot" llitm' )l‘illig‘wl‘l“ “hit like to "Let-p
~torc,”
lli§.1lt«-l.i-v. t‘t'mllc limit"
do il‘\'..'l) . Sign».
\\liii cauta~ hacks for the
l'uruttttt't tor lit-ii ll'lll\-t'\. . iiiit -' iii Suits or separate
tilt't‘t':~.
Magic l.;tttlct‘:t~. one do! '1! \lt'\\~
I‘loittitt:~ lot s of t'\t'l'_‘- tat‘irE).
Ithcltt-u l llll'll‘ of contact tt. rr. pots. I.ct'.lc~. and
pan» for real t'tmlttuj'
liatt' ’l‘ttlw \\lili t'tztwtt'211 \vatc". i
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lt‘ ~:\ Iliilll.‘t‘lllt‘lil.
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’l‘titil (llt‘SIw ltit‘ tllt liti} ~ \tltt,| Illa in tin
‘.‘ writ. 5t) ct~. tit».
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These are just a hint. It is a long story. and we want
everyone to come and enjoy seeing these interesting play-
things. '
Me rcerlzed Walstlngs.
Yesterday we called attention to the 'Waistings at 49
cts a yard. which were formedy 65 and 75 cts. They are
selling rapidly. white grounds with colored and black
stripes. also in tans. blues. ox blood. and gray. Today we
add to them some heavy Vestings. Basket and Canvas
Weaves. 85 ct. and $1.00 quality. now at 69 cts a yard.
no, D.M.READ@?'3”1':’Y«:§‘ T
tention to the want of service on the =
WOMAN NOT ADMITTED T0 BAR.
LONDON. lice. 2.-«'l‘!:e House ot
Lords has finally decided that t«.oiu't-:'.
are dcbarretl by their sex from becom-
int: quniitlut lawyers. in this county...
Question :il'tir" on the appeal of a l.
tloncr. Mien lit'l‘lltn (hive. a- ti:
decision of the bent-hers or" that fun
not to admit her its a student for th“
purpose of being: tailed to the b.::'
The Court decided that there was no
precedent for it woman's admi tn :o
the Inns of court anti no reason to
create a precedent. 'l‘he bent-hers as-
sert that the statutes ot’ Grays Inn in.-
nore women so absolutely no to leave
them no non-er to fl'll‘li.’ a woman.
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GERMAN TROOPS OFF FOR RUS-
SIA.
"til.“tINIC. tiertnanv liec. 2.—-Elgltt
.cuimcnts of infantry and a brigade of,
:rtillcry are reported. according to a
tlespatch t'ttun S». l‘etert-bttrg to the
t‘ttloenc tlazctte. to no about to leave
Russia for lllt‘ l.itto~t.nn< peninsular.
with the vii-w or” the active prosecution
of the Notification works. The (le-
.“titllt it adds that the (‘hinesc in Man»
1... {iii are displaying the tlllllottt ill-
fct tr: toward the Russians. They
spi. in the faces of Russian officers
amt sledic's. bar the roads to troop“.
and throw caplosivcs til the foot. of
their horses. V
SElillllITY
Genuine. CARTER’S Linn LIVER PILLS must bear
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