g.
ti
'rov LAND
”‘ OR THE .
tune Of Santa Claus
Nd pillars appropriate nsIns soul «sound for our Toy Department this
saratt it contains all the latest nov ties In foreign and domestic TOYS.
2‘ bouts. noose sun muss
' DOLLS
that wltllt. talk. laugh_ cry and sleep I n all sizes from to to 36.00.
BOOK :0
“Hsnty‘ s" seIIes for boys and all styles for small children. 5c to 31.50.
GAMES
‘ All the latest publications and an enormous variety.
’I UYS
'i‘ilt Iron. Wood and 25 styles mechanical novelties be to $3 00
, And in fact we have everything mode In toys and our assortment cannot
50 sun lad In the country. RemembeI we imported all our do Is and foreign
toys w ich enables us to sell them at .lobbers prices and save the customer
about iio per cent.
' In the other departments will be found an enormous variety of gifts for
all mages such as
Rich Cut Glass. -
and! China and Glass.
made and Wine Sets.
be to 86.00
Plush and Celluloid Novelties.
Fancy Lamps and Clocks.
.Iardlniars and Pedestals.
Silverware and Cutlery. Pocket Books and Hand Bags.
Mishmolls and Bags Musical Instruments
. And hindrads of other articles which will make both useful and beautiful
ml“- ! 4‘5
Artistic Furniture
Out furniture Department is a distinct feature of the establishment. the
ios, designs. shapes and finishes ex cell thone of all previous years Be-
law are a few of many useful gifts.
Ladlus' Desks.
Music Cabinets.
4’ lowing Tables.
. Chins-Closets and Buffets.
Isa-It and Paper Racks.
Tabohrsttss.
I-‘ancy Chairs and Rockers.
Parlor and Library Tables.
Couches and Dlvans.
Combination Cases.
Blocking Cases.
Medicine Cabinets.
Japati and India Seats. Wall Pockets.
Parlor and Brien-Brae Cabinets. Pictures.
Wil-
HAVE 'THE RIGHT THING FOR EVERY PERSON AND THE
RIGHT PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE.
Beginning Thursday. Deccmberio. our store will be open every evening
until Christmas
S. STU’RTEVANT
South Norwaik. Conn.
Sewmg Machinec
' . The National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
first“ Machine to be sold at popular 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
$14s50s
“THE VINDEX”——An Automatic Drop Head, Oak
:Table with five Drawers and full set of attachments for
$19.50.
“Tl-IE ELDREDGE"— A Drop Head Machine, Oak
Table with five Drawers. Iron Pitman, best manufacture.
3..2500
‘ “‘THE ELDREDGE"-—-Automatic Drop Road, Oak
Table with five Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
$20.50.
. fl‘i-[E COMPANY'S GLARANTEE FOR FIVE YEARS
” WITH EACH MACHINE.
DICKERMAN&SON
84 Washington Street. South Nolbalk.
,- .I'I
NOIIh‘tMJIn and Ann Streets.
4—
L
VII.
Do not imagine that all that is left from a poorly
managed fire Is slate or clinkers. Much of it is partial-
1y costumed coal. Use the coal sifted from your
ashes to deadcn the furnace fire at night. This coal
contains no gas. which' Is a further advantage. Pay
..sspeciai attention to the regulation of your pipe damp-
‘er, to save as much heat as possible. At the be'st it
‘ ”It I is possible to utilize only a small percentage of the
Ilseat gsncrated by coal.
John H. Ferris.
..u
I. .3,
~Oupot we do_buslness with you?
fill iii
...-
IliiliE pug
fir. ilssnsdy's the union. Cal-oars Osi-
- Hummus 10M-
Your pocketbook as well as your health
constitution. but often both-mo:
ll oIIuh ignorance of the right t In to
buy. That was the ease with the gentle-
III III who wrote the following letter:
“'l'housands of dollars hotel paid out
in ditch“ during my life and I don' I coin-
piuin of the doctonst but r. Kennedy‘s
new medicine. CId- curs oltsnt. bests
them all. Three bottles of It cured Ina
lost a Iring of heart trouble and terrible
pain» It the side, back and head. Am bet—
limit for thirty years. "—H. .i. Brandow.
Jewell Centre. N. Y.
For til. 00 invested in Col-curs Solvent
Mr. Brandow got what. he hml spent.
thousands for in win hour I‘m may
be like his. It costs only i01.00 for a
bottle of Uni-curs Hoivont at any drug
store.
Write to the Cal-curs Company. Henna—
dy Row,Bondout, N. Y. forafrce sample
bottle.
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Chance
‘ 'f. - Huddlieflnmusochsacstoutimuoonsnyhufldha
7‘" IBIVVMOfdoin
H8V¢ the
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tors
tZai‘los’dsl olwoekly. bet as
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
MARIE CORELLI
has written many dramatic stories but
IIoIIe better than Thelma, which, In Its
dramatic form will be presented a
Hoyt's Theatre today. This Is the
third successive season for this play.
and this year It basby far the best
interpreting compaIchVcr seen In Its
several strongly drawn characters. It
Is a dramatic story. with Intense situa-
tions and highly wrought up climaxes.
and yet it never descends to the clap
trap or fustlun of the melodramatic
to win approbation. Good plays are
always welcome to our stage. and fill
life of a stage story. Is measured by iI‘
drnwing powers. Thelma has proved
a wonderful Inoner winner for ihOsc
who exploit It. and bids fair this year
o outstrip Its former phenomenal earn-
ing powers. It Is a play of the lasting
‘tiIId. and will have an excellent iIItcr-
prctntiou. Prices 2D .53, 50c etching.
matinee Iii. 25c.
CHAS. K. CHAMPIJN COMING.
Next Monday night. Chas. K. Champ-
IIII surrounded by what In probably
one of the finest companies on the road
oduy, will open a week' a engagement
ll Hoyt's Theatre producting at popu~
lnr prices a magnificent offering of the
finest plays to be seen auywherc~
wery one of them new—and present-
ing between acts special vaudeville fea-
turcs of such excellence and artistic
finish that It is hard to understand
how it is possible to carry such a
.vealtb of high class talent and play at
o low a price of admission. The p‘ay
IeIc in South Norwalk Monday even-
ng will be Oliver lioud Bvrons great
remedy dIIIIIIa “The Ups and Downs of
Lilo."
I.E(‘ TI'RII. 1N DARIEN
The lectuIe to be given on Tuesday
vuuing. the 15th inst. at Town Hall.
)aricn. by Hon. MaIk D. Wilber, will
9 a llil'i‘ tutti. MI. \V-Ilbet Is a chy
IIIlliaIIt and gifted speaker iI’IId his
u-rsonul cxpetit ore of fouI months of
0 past IIIIInnIeI. spent III ”Amelica' a
North Lands to the Land of the Mid-
night Sun." will be Well worth goim
tong distance to enjoy. . it is I-xpcct-
d that IIIIIIIy from The Norwaiks wn
IIteIId. Tickets may be obtained iron
bliss Scott. til the South Norwalk li-
II'Hl‘)’.
. .IIce.
THE LONE STAR STATE. I
Down in Texas at Yoakum. Is a bi
er in the head. Mr. Haller on one o
is trips East to b y goods sold to o
a up earlt In the morning feeliuut
ood." Fort the ‘dark brown" taste. I
eadache and that lousy feeling De-
."III 8 I Ittle Early Risers are the best
‘lIs to use. Sold by Clifford Phar-
Iacy.
KEPAIRINB OF ST. JOHN LATIRAN
ROME. Dec. I2—The Pope has ex
messed his satisfaction to Cardinal Sa-
oIII at the work now III prowess. of
I twins the basilica of St. John Lat-
Iran
esdy given a sum of money for the
uflicient be Interested the Franciscans.
II the matter and they made a request
hroughout the world. Pope Leo re-
uested lhc Franciscans to engage in
\d by Kiotto according to which SI.
w the lateran Church falling and the
aim. by order of Christ. hastening to
'phold the walls.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
lel.. says: “I suffered for years with
i' spepsia. used to have great dis-
ress and be ching I tried every-
bing I could hear of but nothing help-
Id me until I took Brazilian Ihlm. and
I,‘ ..
For sale byR. H. Plalsted. F. H. Bax
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
i
IOWA CINTRAL RAILROAD RE-
”.7.
CHICAGO, Dec. I’m-Tho annual re
sort of the lows Central Railroad has
lust been issued. lie the transpor-
' talion receipts show a decrease. the
esult is considered satisfactory by
President Hawlay. in view of adverse
conditions. including the denials! to
rope smsl or shipments of livestock
Ind the minors' strike... The ex di-
turea for Improving the Physic con.
iitim of the road and buying new
equipment required an Increase in
bonded indebtedness but net earnings
were anflcientto t interest re-
quirements and other led charted.
NIVIR AOK Anillcl.‘
When you hvasaoughsrsoiddun't
meagrnhlittlanrnomu-Itssdih
no saunas.
nos-sass'l‘sr. than-Huntsman“
lung rams”. itcnrss
‘fil‘: ‘
a-..‘.t'
The late Pope 1100 Kill. no.1 sl- .
hutcbs restoration, but It being In- I
his work because of the legend, paint- I
Francis of Assisi. In one of his visions I
I
I
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. '
me 60 cent bottle cured the complete i
ask what. is good for It and git..."
Ash form's
Warns.
”Imitation i’ll't’O‘onnoctlcut‘
Continued from Irst page.
take ”LOGO to finish this work.
he year comm wits spent.
The engineers recommend the ct
tenditurc of II!’ ..oooo for the IIupIoIo-
cent of the tonnutitui rIvII below
.isrtfoI-d. This includes the rcIIIova.
.fi the sand bar at tlsybrook and pro:
titles to: if channel ronI Long lIIIIInt
round to Hartford «to feet wide pnd II
III deep sums Sayhrook but. and
III-nee to liaIiford 100 feet Wide and I
eet deep at extIcme low wr.ute liur-
up the van SH. 422. 90 was expended
III the river, and It Is recounucndec
hat 830.000 can be expended the com
IbIrlm
Its year. Nearly smittitoo has been
pt‘lll (III the river up in the |I|‘f‘itt-lll
Iillf' I
At Duck lslttlltl. III the mouth of the
‘onIIeI-tlt-Itt river. at lllll'lllil of refuge
a thing mode and the sum of tilt.-
.f..\'.til iIIoI ulreudy been expended at
his point. Tllll‘t' wus no worl. done
If l'l during ”11' your. ux congress puss:
.I ll.) npproprIutloII lust session. it.
viii i:tl.r tiliilfiin to complete the pro-
t't‘l. and it is l‘t-I'Olllillt‘llilt'll Ibut $40.-
.m In expended during tht~ ycur. At
Irauford harbor the rt port shows It
illfllllI‘It‘ survey wns made of the her-
Ior during the year. IIIId proposals
xero- Invited for dredging. in accord-
new with the provision of the last riv-
Ir and hurbnr in”. No bids were re-
vived III II price low enough to ulluw
he completion of the projtci. and tho
vork cannot be coIIIplvtI-d for the
mount of $5.000 upproprlntctl by con-
Iess. The cost will be at least $10.-
ilo. und lltI t'iillil‘ili‘iol‘ would uIIdtI‘tIIke
. tor less. ”l'llt‘t' no work wns done.
t this point. it is proposed. however
«I spend the $5.0m the comma .H'ill
Illil then well for on additional :Ippro-
ulstlon. 'l‘lIc ssmt condition of tIffIIirs
xists pt Milford, (”oppress :Ippropri
tied 815.000 for this burbnv. but if ls
stimattd that it would iiikl' 25.00.
mm to finish the original project. ’l‘ht
proposition now is. lumen-r. to modi-
Iy iht' project so on to make it cor-It
.iIoIIt $25,000 nil told. it is rreom-
nendetl that sloped lw sIIt‘iIi during
be year. No work was done here dilr-
ng the yenr.
Al Nrw iiuvt II. lilt' rt-poI-t show that
oIIsidfruble wori. \vu.~ lltillf' during the
‘t'iil'. 'I‘hc sum oi‘ 350...“.o-IJH was ex-
Itilllt'll during the year. mainly in
Iompleilug the project he luv as Tom-
.insoII bridge. Especial lliit‘lllinil Is
ulIr—d to the lll‘I‘tl oI' III-cuter tupncity
If chunncl III the Quinnipiut- .river.
rem 'I‘omllnson bridgi- north to Perry
treet bridge. and the engineer recom-
nendI-I that the ('llltllilt'l bt extended
rent the llllliil ImrboI to “it b‘crIy
treet bridge 20 ft- -t-i (loin) amino 100 text
ridt. it is t‘billflilft d tbnt till: IIIodi
atiou will Hist strjouu \tllllll Is tbs.-
mount that In recoIIIIncuded to lit
pent during the you. It Is Iiiso pro-
posed to Int‘lehsc flw Width of the IWL
bannels to “ill Iiwt to I50 tot-t In-
tcsd of 7!- ati now proiidtd for. Thus
III 860mm. 90 has been spent on the
low Haven harbor slut e 1852. Most of
I, however. has ilt’t'll spent in the last
on years. There was but little work
tone on the New H.I\t'll III-cultivate:
.uring the your. outside of tIimmIng
nd r‘epaltlng tbe' pxcscnt struttttre
t Is proposed to extend the west
ucakwnter some iii-"IL the (timing
ear and the sum of film 000 it Is esti-
.IIIIted can be expended during the
taut it will take “.2. .:H to finish
.llt entire plojett i
Fm the llousaiou'n I'm-I the sum of
30000 Is rw‘ommo ‘llllt‘ll 5:0. mm fol Im
pl‘twtmt‘nlli and stump for IIIuiIItcn-
Some Work was done here dur-
ing the past your. II is cstiumtcd tlIIIt
337.000 w... finish the present project.
Al Saugatuck river thcre ths no work
done duIIua the ymr tIom’ link of
sufficient fund. it is estimated that
7.000 will Ilnl~h the plil]l\l and this
ry goods firm 0! which Mr. J M. Hai I out In asked for the coming _\c.ur
The work on Bridgeport humor was
.ptuttlcuily completed the pilsi year.
ibut changes the Inged for the coming
:f'ldflgg’ :3“: 22: 3'30: {3:13:ng I y.car it Is pl'Ol)l).~tll to complete the
Risers “no“ retiring and you will main channel and the channel in Hurr
neck with tho ll‘dliilitU now on bond
and an approprulati ll of $10,000 wIIiIlI
Iis asked loI the year. The work
'duripg the year consisted of dredging
I the main channel and the channels at
oilllsck Rock harbor.
water at the south end of Faycrweuth-
tr island was also repaired. Since
1836 3468 000 has been expended on this
harbor.
The old break .
p
but lusting popular ty can only be oi»
tained by lmwde cd lasting bent-tin. Ilnvc
superior merit and usefulness. and that
they have proved themselves unequalled
for removlng the common ailments 0!
men, womcn and children. \car If
and your out thousands of familial
throughout the world keep
BEEOHAM S
PILLS
on hand for minor ailments. which. 11'
not at once checked, will lend to serious
illness. Don't cupcriment with untriet
remedies so persistently and plausibl oi
fercd. but remember that Beecham‘ 5 ill:
will prove every point claimed and wil
iloll on Forever
If you would look well. feel wall sad
keep well. use iicccham's Pills.
Sold Everywhere.
In boxes, We. and 250.
LAST DAY OF BICYCLE RACE.
Ten Teams Stlli Penaliing Aroundaig
Madison Squat'00vai.’ ‘
NEW YORK. Iicc I2.~»'l‘hu last day
of the six-day bicycle rat-e found Ien
tenths of riders pedalling nrouuti the
big ovnl at Madison Square (lurden
St‘l't'll of them on even terms. five of
which “I‘ll in illipul‘l‘fll.’ good phone
for the dual sprint to determine the
ownership of the prizes. The betting
t-cIIIt-d to favor Leander and Nut.
illiilvl' Kiixhll) for first pint-e llobb)
tl'ttlihouruud Munroe being also pick
-d by IIIuIIy_ but tho- lli‘ilt'll brothers.
Ilowlcr IIIId i-‘itthcr und Ncwkirk and
Jacobson were considered to haw at
least u i‘llllllf'l' for place us the team
which has the speedicst sprinter In
I.Ibe final lllllt‘ spurt will probably se-
llli‘ that money. or the original sev-
‘Ilit’t‘ll teams which started the con-
cII III the minutes past midnight. Sun-
in), right were still on tthI wheels
oday. tlfe othet two Keenan and Mo-
.IIII and (iougoltz and FIaIIz Krebs be-
ing coIIIposcd of men who lost. their
original team mates through accident
Ir exhaustion at various stages of the
lnlilESi. The pace which for the first
is bums was record breaking has
Ince lili'n .ulucltcned and except for oc-
casional spurts. when one team or an
other aitt-IIIptctl to gain the coveted
had of a lap which would place that
lililt' within its rcarb, the riders have
'0“ outed IIIcIIIIIcIvos with riding snow-
ly to save their strength for the fast
riding of the last day And ll(llli'.
(If the foreign teams which started.
'IIII one. ('oIIIt-IIet apd‘lirI-ion. remain.
cd with the leaders toIIIIy illltl llrcton
was in such a condition from the use
of drugs that it victory for the [vain
Iwns considered lllllmflxlillt'. Samson
and \‘IIIIdt-stuyl’t. the liclgiuu team
now nearly four miles behind the
itntIeIs. IIIId (lougoliz. the other
foreigner left in the rate riding
with Filiill KIebs his fourth team
mate wus still fuItth to the tear and
merely riding for the too a day ex-
1
pcIIse money slowed to fill teams
I which finished the race.
Moran and Keezun the other rc-
I mode team. have kept with the leaders
but III Spilt- of frequent spuIIs nave
been unable to make up the lap lost
when they Joined forces.
Dow and Hedspeth. the colored
team, withdrew during illt morning
the management I'fIIliitilllllK to allow
th. III their expense money that tiny
may not be in the way of tin other rid-
ers to tht finish. They have ilt‘Ul full-
I but steadily behind since the start. and
‘ when thry retired could ride only at il
snail's pure. Tilt: 10 o‘clock score:
(,‘cntcnct and Ilroiou, Ltnndcr and But-
ler. I-‘loyd Krebs and Peterson. New-
kirk and Jacobson. Bowler and i‘islItr,
Walthout and Munroe and Bftloli
Sour
Stomach”
No appetits. loss of strength.
nsmm headache, constipation.
bad breath. general dability. sour fir
Inga. and oatsrrh of lbs stomach up
all due to Indigestion. Kodoi auras
Indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural juices of digestion
as they exist In a healthy slonsdl.
combined with the greatest known Ionic '
and moutmcliva properties. Kohl
W Cuts does not only ours in-
digestion and dyseepsis. but this famous
ramadyonrss all stomach troubles by '
chafing. purifying. sweetening and
strengthening the mucous atoms!
lining the staunch.
brothers} 130 miles. 9 laps: Moran and
Keeg nu. L’I39miles. R laps: Stimson and
Vanderstuyft. 2,130 miles. 4 laps and
(Iougoltz and l-‘ranz Krebs. 2.132 miles.
and 2 llill-‘i.
| YALE LAW scnooc samosa.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. Its-Tho annual
election of officers of ,lhe senior class
of the Yale Law School was held yes-
teIduy with the following results:
President, John H. Sears. tit. Louis;
sectetury. G. E. Mix. of New Britain:
editor of Shingle. J. E. SIIltzberger. of
New York city: class day
chairman. .I. .l. Fisher.
HANDS IURNED ON SWITCH-
IOARD
SHELTON.
cut Railway and Lighting Company
yesterday. A.
bury, received an electric shock lhnt
vuy badly burneyl both hands.
WINSTED MAN DIED SUDDENLY.
WINSTED Dec. 12. —b‘redcrlck M.
Bixby. a Weil- known resident. was
found dead III his room at. the home of
his daughter. Mrs. Albert W. Adams.
on Monro street yesterday The cause.
apoplexy.
—-‘—‘¢.‘——"‘ I
SHIP REPORTED BY WIRELESS.
NEW YORK. Dec. lit—Steamer La.
Savoie. fmm Hsvre‘, for New York. Is
reported by wireless telegraph as hav-
ing been in communication with Nan-
tucket Lightship at 5. 05 o'clock this
.Inorninn .
a
IROOKVILLE. OHIO'. 025000 FIRE."-
IlA\'_TON Ohio Dec 12. —A half.
T ‘4 ‘dhten stow} Including the post office.
were burned at Broohville. twain:
,mues from this city last night. The
loss is $25 000. The angular .lhs lion
once ‘1‘; SAY“
I . _ .
.1' cuhsaco mints
”Tat: Bruit: ‘ I
so summon“
It
Idle
museum
. ('l .:
4.!“
lane vet couside Mfi'ii'fini‘f‘fi Pills .
outlivccotn competitors? Nothing
committee -
Dec. 12.—-'-\Vhile at work.
on a Iivo switchboard of the ConnectiI;
H. Burton. of Water.’
.of death was pronounced to have bccn'
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Mnlhdfiuuaé
Gilli)” «(Variety
'ns 'hgy'hsftim
est the Furniture.
Holidays in view.
China. and Japan.
mother-of—pcarl.
Colonial Work Tables of
I Desks.
bells hung in frames of Miss
a set.
Take elevator for l
trimmed with silk braid.
at $3.00. $3.50 up to $7.00.
elastic webbing. with elastic
ton ‘cast- offs."
50 cts. each.
in rich colors at $I.oo.
There is a collection of rare
gathetcd by degrees from various markets. and with the
'i‘abourcts from Damascus.
Bewdlcy Dinner Chimes.
| Bridgeport Advertisements.
No part or portion of our great store exceeds In inter-
. I
and exclusive articles
Tcakwood Tabourcts and Pedestals from Bombay.
~i
valved and Inlaid with
n
0
Mahogany with drop-leaves.
and drawers divided Into compartments.
Linen Chests of Oak and Mahogany. plain. or with
hand carving. and some with cedar linings.
Cheval Glasses in Oak or Mahogany Frames.
Odd Chairs of Oak. Mahogany. and Birdseye Maple
with carvings and marquetcric.
Florentine Mirrors. Kid .Icy Tables. Hall Tables. and
musical and sweet-toned
Ion Oak. 3. 4. and shells in.
Ie Furniture Store.
3.4.
cm: for Man.
Warm and comfortable House Coats of all wool. soft-
finished reversible cloth. mad:
one of the leading manufacturers of the country. Poc-
kcts. cuffs. and collars match the interior side and are
in the neatcst fashion by
Bath Robes arc of fine striped Flannel, and we have
also a complete stock of Austrian Robes. soft and thick.
Silk Suspenders. cream thIc ..Illtl lll colors. ox non-
at the backs and glove but-
Thcse are put up in attractive boxes at
Silk Suspenders with Sterling Silver buckles war-
ranted 9.25 fine. from $I.oo to $3.00 a pair.
An elegant line of Neckwcar. Beautiful silk Baratheas
in neat stripes and figures. light and dark. at 25 cts. each.
Exclusive designs in two-inch French Four-in-hands
Folded English Squares at $I.5o. $1.00, and 50 cts.
MD. M. READG’.
Tara”
in t as
“EH
Promotesnlgos‘ li- ' I.-
smnuhntatsumlie" -
.MH'BMI‘W” 1
or Nan-c once "
lllfl' ‘
”(warm
A themed I‘ C
nonhuman titres...”
Wm.“ feverish;
monotone” Sana
h—ss—
mam ' Signature of
CLOTHING» risen av Kasossuc
suiting fromt e Overturning of a limo
acne lamp. set fire to the clothing of
Ira. Mary McCormack yesterday.
Eight year old Daniel .1. Luis, a grand
. child. dragged Ibexwoman out of, tilt
llo oula. and summoned help. the flames
Were. quickly extinguished. but it ,I.
feared flu: t-I the woman will die.
mm." Tar
_---'. ...—.1
DERBY. D c. 12,—.An cllllosipn rig.
iii-8‘
lol- manta Suffiildren.
The Kind Yul liars
Always Bought
For no
II Years
thI
.s. I. ha
CHICAGO Dec. l2.——Jamcs Holt-bu
"a' woodworker livingon South Kodak
uenue. shot and instantly killed his
wife as she_lay in bed and then shot
himself In thalaeaal. He was removed
to the hospital In a dying condition.
The couple. had been wrangling nearly
all evening. and the isndcdy was the to .
suit of the enamel.
....LaA «as sun
on molmboalm saints“ ports.
....
Norwalk Chronicler