liter. folittd Inliurlotl in
.. .
031on Ililor Home
.Ynd Dec. 3. -r 'I lie bodies;
and his wife. an aged'
Idtlappeared from their
meat 889 letter-on street. on Nov-
W120. were found early today. but--
I Ne‘thfulwdodshed in the back
y rd (do their hoitle' They had been
ordered The skulls or both Itttd been
11 119 «1.1 Although tiio bodies were
bltll deuniipooodt-the wounds WI‘I‘I' st.
- main that Medical Examiner Dnuset'
did not hesitate toasty that 1111- 11111111111 .
hot! beer done o hammer. A hatin-
air-r. such as would hnvo litnlttctl the
blows. was tound In the shed. be1 111.11 ‘
hairs were {ound clinging to the head
I
I, O'A 1193’th ’fbr Chailleil lionier. who
‘- mored into the house. of tile b‘relirs tiii
' the day of their disappearance. haul
been begun hourii' before the finding «11'
the bodies. but the hunt was l‘t‘ut'Wi'tI
by the entire start of headquarter .11-4
teelli'es 1111 soon 1111 word came 111111
.1' the bodies of the old couple htttl lit-ell
; 10111111011 T 7090111131- Ippctti'ml at
police 001.119 111- to it utintmoii<
in 11 101111 Doe proceedings regarding
the disappearance of the F1 chi~ 'lltc
case was adjourned. and 111111111- wax
ordered to tipped!" in court ymlel'hi 1y
but he did 91. come It was III: 11
that the _s 911 etch of foul play git-11
stronxcrw w"tli the police, who 11- III I..-
lici'ed up to that time that the old.
couple htid been taken away by I't'lll-'
tli'es who hoped to inherit tlieit' 1111111-
ey.
Descriptions of lionier were sent '
broadcast. 111111 at 8 o'clock this morn-
Ing Superintendent Bull. received 11 tel-
cphone message from Eric, Pit. stat-
iug that llnnlei' had been ill‘l‘('Hl(‘ll
there. Iionler is sixtyéfire ycttt-s of
use.
llonler'r housekeeper. Louise Linda
hold. is also locked tip at 111) east 51111-1
police station. The police tound in Ilt'l'l
lint-'(im gold piwcs"!0 the value of $70.
1110 l-‘i'cltis 11 eis supposed to 111th :1
1:10:11 deal of gold 111 the house. The
‘ 1'.'1 1:111 bill's the money was 3111-11 to
"‘ “.‘7 llbt‘ilc‘l.
1 11' 1111111.
flu-1.11 t-Illi'tllll.
1t “hill“? of the l.111d-'
was NIH) taken to 11 po-
iicc .. .0111. Captain Regan said tlitti.
be it .111 at lit-1‘ house a trunk iiiid‘
some ...111't which had belonged to the
" (3cm "1'- Mali it'carpentei, and
noted Kuhn, who ‘villted Bon-
'111 times 11' etc litter brought to
than house. 1
.’ Fl'l'iir was a cabinet maker. but hc‘
,1‘ 111111 not worked at his trade for ll. long.
1r time..nn‘d 1111.: an lityaiid. The F1 Lblhl
owned it haul-11- and 1131111 Cherry strcit.
1111111111 money in the bank. It wusl
well '11111111 in the neighborhood that
they kept large sums of money in theli
home 111 Jetterson street. Last spring
.1 white whiskered man came to thrm
to buy their home. He 111 said to 111111-
mite-red 93.000. which the Frehrs rc-
1‘08th 011 Friday, November 20, the
amigo-111111.111 into the Frohr house.
and on that. day the old couple disap-
‘ poured (mm the sight and Knowledge.
ol’ their friends and neighbors. ”0111'
had boon seen the day betore, but no
one' 111 1111-. \chiaity of the house saw
the 00111111 on Friday. 011 the day be.-
tor'e 'i‘hanksgii'ing. 11 relative called at
theft-901166 with a basketof food. A
stranger met her 111. the door and in-
Iornied 1111 that the Frehrs had moved
away. - 1'.»
‘ The police wore untitled Citiptatn
. Regan Instituted John Doe pint-cedings
to can those who might know of
the Fr'ehrs to come to couit and testi-
fy. The first session of the hearing was
hold on Tuesday. Among those called
was Charles Bonier, the old man who
was said to have bought. the house
_ from the Frehrs. Bonicr appeared In
' court, but the case was adjourned un-
' til yesterday. Yesterday he did not
. n 1'. The police than Mn to 111011
for, him. The anspiélon of foul play
., grew Into 11 coailction that murder
1 Md been done. Inquiries among
‘ Frohi'teneiphhm's brought out, the fact
studio the. back yard ot'
thalgt 38hr onto had been torn down
ty an another one built nearer'
the house. The mix .wn done In;
Mohr and Benin " 952901171118. rain
.., .. .
storm. ._ I
. Early today, 0111)
NIGEL-W . 28v. .ii'ork was done. they
' , egroiunl. imli'c'ntlniz1
‘tltfl. ;. 'b‘eeii turned. They
" ' ‘Jdil‘ m which and shovel.
‘ . 39a more. than 11 foot be
11111318110181.1111 they came upon
‘ body or Frehr. It lay face down-
mu.“ flth as skint beaten to. 1'11.
Wot mm was round a tool
“or «‘8: flip (round dfl‘eetly beneath
own to have lived in
“nearly a year. Before cont-
-' -: in flogdenrille. 11 1'11-
”2'"
- y Capta’l 11
Chief of Detectiies Taylor,
- Site 8160 Banter told her
-o had aold the house to
‘hll {one to a house
- the balliice of their
patrolman to trite the wood out of the?
‘but through a l I A
reams-1'1 1- -
nth-ow.
DO You KNOW
Wivw1‘WfiW’g-i‘ 1
. . .4... .. .-
"3.79
w ‘ZUV‘Q‘UQ'J':
That the quality of your intellect. muscles and energy, depend; upon
your food. and the completeness of: your digestion and assimilation?
on tho proper food and perfect digestion, and assimilation, your
faculties will werk up to their iulirit capacity. without tag or weari—
out. The tonic prepcrtirr oi the Oat have been concentrated in the
Rusk. and so perfectly and scientifically cooked that your stomach
can handle it.
OAT RUSK
rupplics to the brain worker the phosphate: which build brain and
nerve substance; to the mechanic the oils and nitrate: which repair
yesterdays waste of muscle and tissue; and more important than all
it will supply the food properties which
WI?
LL GROW 'VIGOROUS
CHILDREN
red blooded Boys and Girls, resolute in action, robust' in health?
II 101 days trial will satislv every Parent that the 1111in
stands- aloiie as a food to grow healthy and tagged mutt-cit.
Do not accept a substitute from your dealer. There is no
substitute for Oat Rusk, and the dealer does not propose one for
your benefit.
NI-Z‘N ENGLAND [-1900 COMPANY.
sautlr.l9lorwalk, Conn.
lli't-s. llt'i' tut:\1'11r.~ I11 qucsiloiis rc-
1:111'111111: the large amount of gold found
ttptiit Ili'l' wct't' Itiis;tti.~|’:tt'lnl'.1', Slit-
1.1-11 lloitici' rate it to her. bttt when
ilhlil‘tl why such 11. large amount bud
bt-t-it given her, could not give 11 1111111111
lilill Hiillhllt‘li tlu- policc.
.\ltlill' sztid ltt- iIIIII bet-ii u'cll paid 1111'
III" work of [01111111.' down 111111 i'ciitti‘ttb
ill': Iltttl lit-1'11 fin-9111;: titrticd.
ed that III(‘1'iII'lIl under 1111- 111 11' build-
1111: had beettfrcslily tut'iicd.
No further iiifoi'tiiutioii could be so-
cttt't-ti from .\lobt' or from Killill. They
will lie illlii its \\'lIll(‘:sSI . 1111' the pvt-1:»
(‘lll
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
311's. l‘l '.iiikllsli ”III-'il. 111 New (Ilhllt'.
llt'l.. 911.15: "I stitl'ci't-tl for years with
dyspopuitt. I'st-tl to bare 1:.1't‘lll. :ii.-~
tress :titd lit'it'IllilL'. l lib-1| 1-1'1'i'ylliittiz
‘ l I'Ulllll lit-111' of. but nothing helped in.-
Illllll 1 took Iii'i‘lziliuti 11111111. 111111 ottc ill
(I‘lll litiill" (lil'lll 1111- complt- 11- -11' "
mi'nl' suit- by II II. l’lttisled. I". ll 1111.1
'.and the 01111111.] I’hartmu \- 1'
..._ ‘__
TRAIN INJURIES WILL BE FATAL.
HARTFORD. Ut"(. ii.—-r\iitoiiiti \'ct.'l
was struck by It train ou the “alloy
liiaiich near 1111- foot of Mort-.1111 sti'ct-t
yesterday. sustaining litjtit'lct: which it
is thought will prove Tillill. 'l‘lic ric-
Iini of the accident. who Iii-cs oti l'lt'lls-
11111 sit'cel. was walking 011 the tracks
at the time the 10:10 it'nlli iii‘t'ii't-tl
here. 111- apparently did not bear it
approach 1111' the engine sll‘itck hint
on his side. littt'liitiz him down 1111- c111-
baukiiient. lie was removed to HI.
l-‘t'aticis's Hospital. whcrc 11 was stated
that several of hit-1 ribs were broken.
and that he had undoubtedly sustain»
t-d internal injuries. Veci ltns o'wltc
and brother in this city
Foley’ 5 Honey and Tar
cures colds. prevents pneumonia.
Slit-«“OIIY just look til the lovely 11p-
plt's those boys are getting. Do you
suppost- they grow wild?" llc—~“N0~
Life.
. tarlvp.
lite 1.111111113111111
d."
. 111‘
but I fancy the owner docs."—Ili'ooklyii
511;: from Sitit'gls. Michigan.
The 1111111111111 1111111
The Ilumphrey
Gas Arc System.
11111 III]
.11
l
LOOKING OF FIGURE OF GENIUS.
Il,\lt'l‘l-‘()Ill)l lit-c. l ~1'iilllptiiill-,'t'
Seth-1' said Ittdtti' that oil the I'm-11111-
utctttlalioii 111 1111- titlllllllllt .- 11111111 111-
:ippoiiilttl Io itiit-stimtit- 1h:- 1011111111111
oi the dome and 1111- iigutc ol Ilicl :- ll
ins 111' (‘oitttt-cllctii siii'inottiitiiir, ii. and
also Illi' 1'tilillliilli'1 till slilllllil). “Imm-
titli'lct- was “ski-ti iii 1111- lllillll'l'. Illill
Iltc Slillill‘ would 111- repaired 111111 1'!-
pliIt-cd without alteration. T1111: prac-
iii'iilly lllh‘lltist‘r: of tho uticslioit which
(or months has t'oitcciut-d 1111- public
:11: II) III: (Iifilithillltll 111' 1111- Hlill'lll
Ill. 111111111111 11111 1111111111
THE ANNIHILATOR- 0F WOHMS
FELL ABLEEP; GAS TURNED ON
NI'W lit\\'l‘ N l)cc.:i.—.\1ilfctl iii
:1. 1:111: ilxliirt- t'itust-tl lite dt-ttili ."I'KII‘P
day by asphyxiation 111‘ Mrs. (‘lii'ln'tliiu
llit-i'liitiiiu. 111' 1’1? (lcoi'gc stl'ccl. Mrs.
lili'l‘llitlllli 1111-: iicni'ly' cigltly yt-al's Olli.
lict' clilldt-ctt icitiiiiiiig i'i'oiii work this
111-1111. I'ouiitl lit-1' lift-less body iii 11 rot-l:-
IIIL' clittii' 111 the kitchen. It Is suppos-
cd that she unwittingly luriit-d 1111 Illl‘
'.zttx. itiitl slIIiiii: down to rest. ft-ll
:isit-t-p. lit Ilic tightly closed _
detilli came upon lict'_1:i'111|uitll_1' u:- >111-
slum
THE LONE STAR STATE.
Iiuu'ti in 'i‘t‘xus ill \Illllilllll. it: .1 112:
lll".' 111111111: lll'lll til" \I'IIlI'II 1111'. .l. .\i. 11:11
lct' 1.4 the 111-1111. “1'. Halli-r on oil.- of
his li'llih East It) blit' 111111.15 said 111 :1
friend who was with 111111 111 lilt‘ pubic.-
t'lll‘. "HI'I'I‘. Inlt’i- 11l11- 1-i' I!1c.~'1- hililt' Will"
llisci‘s 11111111 i't-lli'lntz llliil you will
be up early itt Ilic iiiorttiitp' 1‘1-1-11111'.
11111111." li'ot‘f Illl‘ “dark brown" taste.
litttdziclic and ”1111 long);
\l‘itt's Little Early ltiscrs :ii'c IIII‘ lit-:1
pills to use. Sold by (‘llh‘ord l'li:ii'~
maey. "1
RAILROAD BUILDER DEAD.
EMPORIA. Runs. Dec. :1- Luther
Sevcry. formerly tt wealthy director
in the Santa Fe Railroad and it build-
of mllt'oads. 111 dead it! his home
here. aged '1'? years. He came to Kim-
]! you do not burn Gas. lot 11.1
Help you to do-bortor. I! you do.
let us help you to do it right
risk than who have the than
light In an. and hear what tiny
have to say about It. '
Phone 68.
A postal bring: our "pruni-
.
room ‘
feeling he ‘
......_.... ... “um“ ‘-0- 1...“... -—v‘—4v-—‘- af
Hon CHOiEEA can. | 11.11. MW ‘ 2.11 ....
Disease Prev-lent In several Place: In
Connecticut.
11111.: t'lioit'i'tt liiix utitdc its appear-
ance 111 HI'VI'IIII plum-1111 lllls stilli- 111111
111111 IIIUIIM‘tl the apprehension of the.
authorities. 11'liol't-1ti illi cpldeliilc. Four
I.lli iil'
Iiiittistctl died Monday .~lio\\'IllR 1‘” IIN‘
'~'.i'llllillilll.\‘11ll.it-IIISI'uH- SIIIII' (‘IIIIIIl
(‘uiiiuiimlottci- II. I) \11-1111 of Wash
iiizluii iiiid \‘t-lt-t'iiiut‘x' 1111111111111: .ltul
11111 and lltislitit'll 111' “'IIIFII'II made it
111111111111 lci' examination 11 lticli cottiirtn-
ed the sllnpll'llill IIIIII 111-11111 lt‘slli-l'll
111-111 I'llilli‘i'Il. Slut-.- 1111-11 11111 cases
111 tlilri-icttl “11115 or .\1oit liiti'c Ill‘l‘ll
brought to the 11111111111111 of (‘-muil-'-
.‘llillt'l‘ .\\'I‘l‘lil
0111- wow llittt o" 11 Windsor I'tititt"i'
who 11 few days 111111 bought 11 111111-1-
of forty pigs and 111 1111111: from 1111
IlllllI-Ili lil this city. ,fl‘lit- swliit- were 1111
ll farm in Avon. The farmer took his
purchases to Windsor and Ilic second
day :-t'tci' ilit'li' lll'l'I\'iIl. ill‘ I'oltiitl “V“
of them tlcttd. Two days “1101‘ be had
only illlccii 111111»: 11-1! 111111 one of tho
dist-1111c.
lli liil‘ ollict' .\\1111 1-1111-- clittlt 1'11 tip-
pciti'cd Ill 11 lilli\‘l' which had not iii‘l‘ll
:11111111 to or iitoi't-d since his! .\pt'|l.
'I‘li- IIIIHIIIH‘ 111 mil :1 «1111- bill llliil liits
'(llill dliiliia il‘ all ”14' cast-11.111111
Illt l11<t one 771. p:titit til 11' (‘Illllllllrh‘illll'
11' .\1'1I'III llllx lu' I ll :1. :1 Inn: in llllll Illl'
:.tti.~'- 111‘ 1111- infection. ”I I11I-‘llllllll‘lil-
:111-11' (llilll‘illllllli'II lllllil 1111- 1111. and
1111- well In the 111111'1-11 and “”1101; lo
111'1-1'1 III the .\|Il'1'il<l 111' the IIIM‘IIM'.
Should It Iil'l‘tlllll' ilt 1111- Ictist cpitlciii'lc
111 will “‘4' iii'iIHIll‘ 1111-:11111'1- \1‘111'1111
111111111111 byili1 1111- 111. |t|l1u.itil'c1l-
111 I'lllllllilh zuid tut-11111111011111: Illill‘l.‘
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
SOmt- Reading That Will Provo inter-
esting to Young Mothers. How to
Guard Against the Disease.
(‘ioup Ir: :1 ll'l'l'tll' 111 11111111! lllllllll'l"
“III to |1II.-I 1111-111111111'1-1'111111'.llu-czliist‘.
'Il‘:‘1l H)‘fllll€tllll\' 11nd it'1-tttiit1-iil. is 111--
111-11-1-1 111‘ this item. 'l‘lt-- otiuin 1-"
l'I‘lillll is a common t'tilll (‘tiildi'cu
“Int 1111‘ Mllllt'l'l In it ”1111- t'iilil \‘t-:"'
1-11-'l|y 111111 tt'otip il‘ :lilllllsl .‘Ill't' 111 fol
low. 'I‘lli' first, symptom 1:1 hOIII‘M'v
tit->21; this I.~ soon i‘ollttwt-d by :1 pct Ili-
1:11' 111111le cttttglt. which is 1-:wily 11-.-
11111112111 and will III'\1‘I‘ be 1111' - I vii l1:
1111c \\'lllt line lu-iii'tl it The 1.111- 111
am is when Ihc cltll.l lll'hl lit‘l'lilllt':'
'Itiitl'bl‘. \\'Iicii l‘lliillliu'l‘liiill's (311111.111
lit-tncdy 11: ll‘Ul'l)‘ 1:.I\'t‘ll. all tt-iitlciicl N-
1111111) will soon disappear. Ei'cn 11111-1
Illt‘ 1'I'tittp:.' ctillglt 11111: .lt'I’i‘ltipt'll. ll 1.111
pit-wilt the attack. 'l‘ltci'c is no 111111
mm 111 11111111: 11111: t't-iiictly. (or ii cou-
'ulmi 11111111111: lithii'ioIIs. For sulc 11.1'
Stillsotivl’owell (‘oi'pt‘ii'tition lltlxtt-t'
it
l'iiat'iiiiicy. Clifford l'liui'iuitcy.
"“T‘M‘T
ANOTHER PHASE OF CASE
Counsel for Mr. Brynn to Prelent New
Motion In Bennett Will Matter.
Tlier was a soiticu'lini Iliystcrlotit:
coiitct'c'iit-c concerning the I’. S lieu-
iit-ll will ciisc 111 the zu'obitic ciilii't
N1 11' Haven. ycstenhiv between cx-
.itttluc Henry Stoddard. for the cou-
tcstauts. Illitl’l 11w111 li.(..N1-11'toit
and Harrison Ib‘iitt for Mr llri'itu.
81121111111! had 11 . utiliv typewtil
11-11 motion whltlt liolprnposcd. to 1:th-
uiii to Judge (‘lcavclalid bill before it
was heard the court asked that Judge
Sitidilaid lu- tlutlilt-d. Witt-11 MI'SHI'S.
Stoddard 111111 Newlon' “IN 111 ”IN court
llilllll they i'eitt'cd to the vault and 1111:-
1-tl.:.~:1-tl lltc
tout-s. After ‘10 minutes of discussion
.\ll‘. lit-will announced to Iitc court
that lilf‘l‘l‘ was “nothing 111111111."
111' slatted ltttct'. Iin\\'("‘1‘l'. llltll the
motion would be ttttulc today. He 111l-
titlttcd that the motion cniicct'uctl (pie
feature of the decree In the will ease
and that 111-: soon its that 11: disposed
-uf ati appeal will in- illcd from Judgi-
.(‘lcai‘elniitl's decision by
1
.:t--!t
.\li'. lit'yaii.
The time 1111111 for an annual expires:
on Saturday.
-...—. . - \—..___.
REVOLUTION’IMMINENT.
.\ 1~ttic sign of approaching revolt
111111 serious ll'tlllllll' in your syrtciit i‘.
iiv-i'ioitsucss. sit-t-itlcssticss. or stone.
upsets. l'IlchrIt' lllltcr will
quickly IllRllll‘llllN‘l' tlto ti'oubleeotiie
l'llllrit'a. II tit-rt-r fails to tone lltc
~Ioiiiiicli. t'ttgiiltite tlic Kldticyi: and
llowt-ls. stimulate the Liver. and-clari-
l'y. the blood. lllili tlnwu systetii.
benefit particularly and till the usual
:tltcudiiti: acltcs vanish under its
searching and lliot'ouizh effectiveness.
Electric Bitters ix- ouly 7101-. gittl that is
returned If it (lOlI'IleVt‘ perfect satis-
titctiou. Guaranteed by Frank 11.11111-
1-1'. Druugist. W
REQUISITION FOR MRS. SLAT-
‘ TERY.
HARTFORD. ”CI". '1-~c.m-t~1-11.11
Chamberlain has i'ccii't-d notice from
the district attorney at I’ottahltt-cpsle.
N. Y tllIll MI'..<.ltilIllSliitt1-t"._\ of Sher
luau (101111.. it: being held there. pend
111g extradition. II is expected at the
mum's-111m "s oilite that State Mionioy
Fesaemien will make application 101"
papers. asking» the governor of New
York to cram iltc extradition of Mrs.
Slaticry for ti'iiiln‘t the. December term;
of the Superior Court 1111 Ili'ltlgepori'
011 it charm- of itii‘aiiiicitlc. Mrs. Slat
Iet'y is charged with smothering liet
two ltom'ts' old child and throwing the
INHTV in a 11'1-11
—-..._;—p-——-... 1.
CASTOR IA
mmundchfldnn.
Till K” TI TI!" Amy: ”L: incar Mart
Burp tho
mm at
Adiertlae your wants in The. Seminal
(Il’itiv oi' 1111-11'1- IIUKII In llul'k- ‘
motion in soiiiewliiti loud‘
1'"
9M ”x ""
'2" '. .1. .-.
GIRL ROUTS A BURGLAR.
Miss Cobb Was Raising a window to
Shoot When He Fled in Fright.
STAMFORD. lice. 3.—~ 1111..» .\l;11'.\
ll. Cobb. datiglitcr of .I. ll. I‘obb. \‘It't‘~
president 111' tllc American 'l‘itliilcco
Cotitptiiiy. 11 1111 lives 1111 Strawberry liltl
ti\'l'llli(‘. l'Ullll‘li :1 burglar who “'ilr-i 11';—
1111: to bi'citk 111111 lict' 11111111-
ittt-i'ttltiu. \\'illt Il 1'1-1'1111'1-1' iii ilililll slu-
1111-11 to trap the 1111111111. but It:
l'i'iglilt-iit-tl by 1111' liIlibl‘ of the window
1111c raised In 111-1 11 11111111 111111 at llilll.
.tii'oppcd twc-ity 1ch to 1111- 11111111111 1111':
111-11. ”4' owcs 111:: 1111- to the tliII'lillt.‘.~.~i
for .\11~<.1(‘11bb is 11 ctiick shot.
About 11:10 11. 111.. )Itss.t‘ult|1
ituiikeitctl by 11 noise and .\II\\'
l11-t'
.wiiitlt-w opcti for ventilation and pro-
Ict'tctl 11y 11 wire st'i'ccn. Slu- \\'t‘lll ll;
'lil" chamber of llt‘!’ parents I11 .II'UIIKI'
illi'lil. iillil lcnylur: her mother to 1111:111-
cu her (other run back to 1111' 11111112
11111 11 1'.-\'til\'t-i'. illlll i'tlisctl ilt‘l‘ \\'iliIIIl"»
quit-ll}. lliiitkltip. Iti I‘Ii\'t‘l' iiiv- Hit-'1
111111 1'1 - i-.-1'ol\'1-r \Vlteti 1111- burglar
iit'ill'li the window (Illl'll lit- leaped rt‘oiit
ilill‘ liiitiidt'r roof.
*w—u—m-
ill. [1111111111 01111 lil 1111111
For NERVOUSNESS Illd INSOMMA
\\ iI 7
from
STAMFORD SCHOOL TEACHER RE-
SIGNS.
STA )lb‘Oltl). Ileecmbci' :l.~ At 11
11‘1‘1‘IIIIL‘ of the school committee of 1111- 1
low" of Stamford. Tuesday cit-11111:.
the following resignation of a teacher
atldi'tsst-d ll) i“\l‘I'(‘II 1‘. “'Illliti'tl
attimi'iiileitdcni oi se lioois_ was read:
Ut'lll Sir: l have tnttgiil the Turn of
River school since 1901.1 hate enjoy-
'11 some 01' the “"0111 very iiittc h.
wish to resign its my mother wishes
me to be at home after Xmas. My
resignation I would like to titke effect
licccnilict 23. Yours very truly.
BERTHA E LYON
The resignation was accepted and
wiilt its acceptance ends the tiuplene
illllilt‘ss that has existed In i'clatlon 11
this school for some time.
-M_
SPENT MORE THAN $1,.000
W. W. Baker of I‘lnlni'iew. Neln
writes: “My wife sllliored from 11111:!
trouble for fifteen years. Site tried a
iutmbtu of doctors and spent over 611.
11100 1111110111 relief She became very
l 1011 and lost all hope. .\ friend recom-
mended Foley" f‘ilnllt‘y and Tar
‘lhnitks to this great remedy it saved
Lher life. She enjoys better health}
.‘bmi rho has known Ill ten venrs.
l efiist- substitutes. Sold at Plaist-
1111.1 .\.
I01
'11 drug 510111.811th Norwalh
C. Stillman 1;. Barton.
.VERDICT FOR $27,500 FOR A LIFE.
l I108 ANGEI.11.S. Clif" Doc. 3—.A
titti'y iii the United States District
(‘ourt has rendered a verdict against
l the Southern Pacific Company for 927 -
1.100 the largest amount awarded for
the loss of a human life In this state”
The finding was in the stilt of a woman
Iwhose husband was killed in a wreck.
Inez December 20,1902.
STOP THAT COLD
; 1r It may result In Pneumonia. lira
ailian Balm is breaking tip Colds when-l
1-1 or tried almost without exception
22.5 (10c and 81 00 bottles. The Clit-
For: Rotten“ a or Plaiatotl' a
'I‘ttcslny'
window 11 1111111 trying to cuter .1'
the.
I now E
111111 .
YOUTHFUL ELOPERS CAUGHT.
Porichcster Girl Says She Was Abused
at Home.
.\l.’l‘0()N.-\. Pa. lice. :i.——Iioniliilc0§m
I’cditlo. of this city. wan ill‘l'l'SlCll
here 1111 the charge of abducting Cillil-
ct'iiiti l.eo7.ollo. 11 iitie eti year-0111'
shirt factory girl. whose home is lit
I'oi'tclicslcr. N. Y. I’ctltilo aiitl Catli-
c'tiiro have been swcttltttii'.is but “11'
parents of the 11111 objected to PetluloI
for 11 sou-111111112 l’cdulo two mouthsi
ago came to .\ltooiiu titttl has been
working on the tit-11' l'cniisy 111111111
t'tiilrontl i'oiiiidlioiisc. I’cdtilo went to,
l’oi'icltestcr last week and Salut'day
.Ihc girl cloped with 111111. They went
to New York. 111111 then came to Alto-
111111.Tl1c_\ stayed at 1’1 dlIIOi-t home
lllllll this morning when the girl went
out to act III‘I wedding itotisseati
'lht- chit-1' of polite of l'oi'teltestcr
wired the local police to arrest the
couple. Roth ill't now lockctl tip 111111
1111:. 1-.\Ii'11ditiolt.
The 11111 says Ilt‘l' parents burned
lit-1' witli 11 red hot pokci', bit 111-1 1111'
ill the blood tunic. beat her with
clubs kicked her until she was itiicoit
\( 101111 and sent her to work without
food
NEVER ASH ADVICE}
\\ lie 11 11111 have :1 cough or cold 11111in
111.11 11 11111 IF good for it and get some
ittctlicliic “'llll little or no merit and
perhaps dangerous.
luit ' t'ciitcd 1'. 1: cures coughs
b .
. quickly. Sold 111 l’lttirzted's drug store. -
iSotitli Noi'witllt. 111111 .1. (t. Silllutnn's.
1 lint'ieii. " '
{SHOT BY NON- UNION CONDUCTOR
CHIC \GO. lit-c
(IF—arty first street. car because he had
reiused to [1111' 1115 {are to a unit 111111111
1 conductor. Omcr R. Iiut'ke secretary
1111 the Steamfliters l'.tiion last night
I pursued the Ctll‘ fut five blocks. assault
til the 001111110101 and received a bul-
|ch w.ound which probably will caust-
his 11.:1111. Robert Rogeis
111 lltc tat" was att'ested by the police
‘ 1.1‘ 1111- stuck yards station. and admit-
ted llic shooting which was witnessed
11.1 11 score of passengers.
several ,‘.\\onien
oley’ 5 Honey and Tar
rcnt’ldren.sofc sore. No opiates
LEFT FORTUNE FOR Hts-PARISH.
ST. LOUIS. Mon Dec. 3.-——Just prior
I ltop J (‘1.iiattylcft his cullre fortune.
iatiiottntiiig to almost 914 000 to St.
Leo's Church. the parish In which he
had spent liticcu rears. \\ hen the
archbishop started on his journey he
lltiok only enough motiei to pay his
past-sage atid expenses He. gave his
I fortune to help cousumtile the ambition
l of his life to see the church tree from
ldelit It is stated that purses which
were presented to the departing pre-
late as tokens of esteem. also u'ei'c
conlrlbutod lo the church.- .
' ' W. r. -
“5% 11:: ri'lft‘eot tut-u 01-. .
Wright‘s 1111111 ltgttlllltfl 1111111
' 1‘1“” I" 19-01mm 7' -
ind-'3 iii! an 11 "
.1511 for Foley's .
Honey and Tur. the prettiest throat and '
find colds "
:. ~chct1'tl from 11 1
c oiiiluctoi .
includingr '-
to his departure for Manila. Archbis.
I... - 1
THURSDAY. DEC. 3. 1903
.m w..’n..f..~-v.ou.mu~
%l_1____lllIEl ll_l_____SEISE6
Taro-tiatrloiolldb-
rarer.’
lfm'EYISI IBIET Illai It I
1 «money refunded.
imdlu mafia-
mntyriclansph uthc
[Kidney and Bladdct troublrt
MCI flir- adv-.1
; Sold at Eluisted a drug Itore, Built!
Norwnlk and A. C. Billiman’s Darion.
; Ii is not Il sign of good luck lo pick
111p 11 horseshoe when it Is reJltot.
iNEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
l
' HARTFORD RAILROAD.
1 TIME TABLE.
ln street October 18, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW VOR RK. '
A. I.—12:l'19x. 5:241, 6:6811. 6:14.
. 7:03. 7' 46. 8: 15. 8: 45, 9:068.
.38 “:40 10' 3421, 10' 40, 11: 35x.
P. M.—‘-i2:56x. 1:13.812“. 8: 06.
3:20x. 4: 07. 4. 60x, 6: 40 6: 6611 6: 38.
‘6: 1.1.11. '1‘ 1.:7 56x,8:00. 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. hi.-i2:59x, 6:2411. 5:5811'. 8:66,
9' 42:.
P. M.——8' 20:. 6:40, 15:66:. 7:20.
8:40: 10: 10.- -
LEAVENEW YORK. FOR SOUTH
NOBWALK.
A. M.~12:02x. 6:00, 6:00. 7:0".
11:001. 8:02. 9200):. 11:02.1. 10:021. 10:04.
-il:00, 11:02.
I'. M.-—-l2:02. 1204. 220011. 2:55.
13:111x. 4:02. 4:04, 4:80. 1'1: 02. 6:30.
6:0011. 6:02. 7:00. 8:00x. 9. 00:, 9:80.
111:00:.
SUNDAYS.
A. ALL—12:02. 6:00. 7:30. 9:00 10:02.
P. hit—6:00. 8:001. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.-I.‘I:llx. 1:16, 1:561. 6:18.
.7942. 8:12. 9:10x. 10:001'. 11:05x. 11:30.
1
I’. .M.-—-l2:02x. 1:12. 3:0211, 4:18.
‘5: 25 6'30, 7:0611. 9:0511. 9:16, 10:01.
11:15.
Bridgeport in addition to above-P.
11.1—2 46 6: 03. 7: 28.
SUNDAYS.
A. lit—I2: 11x. 1:162; 1:.6611 7:42.
19: 10.11106; .
P. 813—8; 40. 7. 05 9 05.
SOUTH NORWALK TO OANIURY.
A. l—O: 28, 9:16, 9'
P. M.:--1 31), 4199!. 6:10, 6:67. 7:10.
é—uy—o
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——-6:00. 71298:". 92:18, 11:62.
I'. M.~4: 06x. 6: 3i 7:.0I
Sunday trains to Daubury. 9:15.
9:6811 a. in‘.: 7.301). in. Leave Dan-
:bury. 7: 66, 8. 34 a. 111.; p. ni~—7: 05.
“SWEET AS CREAM ”
- At all 1111111 Slows.
.1118 Sizes-28c 800. $100
Norwalk Chronicler