Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 16, 1903 · page 6

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native laborers

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m it!!!”

Dioiuaolhg their! anal.”
I! {:I‘ seats! cultural.
or start! . or dis-
hubs-lion“ at {third
0 outs. . 4

MW molly, to Andrew
4 . ta dty superia
-. .. -.&t . is errors. audio
4 4 I“ , log-in or schoolb.
. 59".; r. diiol'! says "There
1,... bloat recent nearly 00 000

4 coiled ty, Attend! tit only one
I‘m children however. are

. ly4 Mood In tho first and

I, school w‘oi-I so that

. InotxaoyitflIaslt‘mhd ho

he}. so on! course. I wish to

‘ and to state vary on!

y "it Is tho rs tioaIly
Inion of ”Aim
0 oducstid‘i:O no

the princlpsls and teachin-
' an that all children
mortal! sessions etch

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Inswer Judgb- Del-‘orest Interrupted.
‘ alklng‘hnw Mr. Curry happened to
4 whine to his office on the creation to -
II. forrodto -~ '

‘ or, sister- in-lsw of Carey.

Wt .il'ItIIatIi'IItilne without a license.

 

 

Qfilon the bonds were placed at M

on.

‘ the v'vill only asked fur 91..000

' ilrmstivc answer..

_ creditors interested. which Is not true
the. Abqonce o! prool of creditors, n

. glances.- was out or reason."

43th quostioli. sayini that there had
older. At this point =

(ho m then sworn.

boron!!!
' that those was nil-occasion that ha

Ions .l. in“! .\ or this city was

. ascore of poodle—f..— were present when
the court opened, but gradually the
.llllmber grow Inner. until tho court
room was well filled (‘uloy showod
as of mantal strain vary plainly

In Iter pale, us though in doubt otI
sécuriux th liberty on that basis but i
this quickly gave way to an expres-
‘sion or rolled when tho amount was
.P‘l‘Muét‘il to ”H000 Judge DuPont}.
counsel for Carey, then (onto

that the bonds already given on it
remain in force but Prosecuting At-
torney Platt objected to this. claim-
in: that the bond which they bad
{man expired when Cuicy was chum.
to the court and new bonds were

 

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ll,bo held at Warner hall on Chapel
opposlte Vanderbilt Ilnll.

his Mailings!" tho orflhilotion
'Ehmplotod‘ 'tlls aanoiiiicoinents
about! and ado. Probldent Arthur '1‘.

it‘llslca (uni fruity.
wil dellvor‘ [4.13% 35h!!!” wifooine.

He lb Commisai 0th. laderlo
Pi! D. of New ,Y dbliv vr an ad-
droAs on the toll: inc sacs ot
the Work of thd' out of Health

of New York Cit - -8pociai Refor-
ob'co, in Mcdlcai hoot Inspection.” II:
lusts-atoll. This‘ will 4&4 followed by a
disoussldn. llr; [Mario‘s lecture will
in at special march! teachers. and.
or personsl concern the patents of
school children. Thc‘ public is con
.uuu, lnvlicd‘tb mend all the sessions
of the conference.

Thursday morning them will be six
or moroI speakers on four topics as fol-
lows: "liouscholil Quarantine and the
Monument of infectious Diseases In
the Iloino.'1lr.P.w.Btroot.of Sut-

 
 
 

 

field: “Quarantine. What Is It?" Judge

w. U. Poarno, county health ofdcer of
Mlddlosex county: "The Health Ofll-
4oar.!' Dr. 0: A. hindsloy.'cf New Haven;
"The Filtration of Water Buplioa," by.
Furl. It. Id: Smith. obNow Haven.
from the bundpoint-of the. chemist; by

 

gig ary. 'l‘hcso wore slum and
an rololtsod _ l
Judge Hepburn was the Hull Wit-g

' nesi‘i. Alter iprlaInlng his general ilu
.tissi as IJIu l of ploblltt‘ hc statedl
that tni d- will was tiled Marci! i

1.00.9114 Goyoy was burned as ex-:
ocular and trustee And at the time-
the required bond of 38000 was filed.

Judge Deii‘orost asked why the
dam of probate required 38. 000 wflb

eI
attorney 'usked Judge Hepburn. at!
'of probate. it he required al
bond on trustee, and was given an at-I
. ll! stating the point, Attorney Do-
forest said that the court of probate
hsd exceeded its authority in requir-
ing a larger hand than asked for in
tile will, saying that a person mali-
Inx his will hbd a right to name the
amount of bond, unlass-thero.wara

In the case In nueatlon He said: "In

hood d 88,.000 under the (Iron!!!-

a4 "is this thc‘4orlginsi bond?" asked!
Mr.PIatt. , . 4
.' Attorney Dalildrest objected.

'In the argument or the point At-
?ney Plait said that the matter

list ho prlliled by the records and
not l!y4 4testim0ny. Judge Baldwin
sustain Attorney Plait iuid admit-
ted the question;

“Did you in he on ordor requiring
Mr. Corey to' urniah a bond!“ on-
election by Judge Del-‘orcot This was
eoverruled and the witness answered

boon. no for!!!
June hour! was introduced as evidencc
tandll to bed “Exhibit 2."
‘ rll 1t.1900, anothor' bond
woosll aslti‘tf for by Judge Hepburii
This was given. with Mrs Elisabeth
P. WWII“ do our

in.¢cniio'ctlcn wit this Judge be.
Fore’u chilled thlt this bond for
98,000 was more than u year before
the alleged'fraud occurred, and as he
gave it voluntarily, it was impossible
to assumo‘ that it was for fraudulent
purposes. Judge Deh‘orobt claimed
that there was no intent to defraud.
consequently there was no forgery

Attorney Plutt maintained that the
bond of $8.00!) was as the hunted and‘
not as excl utcr and shduld the he
“’56,“? obsection to tho bond, this a will
live been expressed at the court of
r'obate at the time it was tiled The

d was then admitted as evidence

”slid marked “Exhibit 3. " '

(Sisal-lei! S. Candold. of Buldgoport.

acquainted with the accused.

‘-“'Dl'd Mr. Carey at any time confess
to you the iorslng of a bond as trus-
too of tho J; W. Ford estotef" 4

Before.- he had an opportunity to

air. osbneld told Judge "

now bi.
csovoral other witnesses wore examinw
at! including MOI. Elisabeth C. Wheel.

 

.. oLAvmn doctor! coal-ix.
NEW HAVEN Conn" Dec. 1!. —nd

 

lined 8100 no costs in the common
Fm court y‘és‘lorday for préséribln'k

8 act. of iltord, w sic
Imaiilutl‘ with.

 

Ho was "it wise lined 9100 and coats.

‘hrldse us has been stat

He sold thbt Ih‘e Was .

Alien Halon. C. n. of Mw Yrolt from!
the uta‘ndpnlnt of tho engineer and by
Dr. w. s. Randall. hoaith olllcor at
Iiunnngton, from the sumdpoint of the
physio;m On each of the topics
there he airman disciisiilon and
the inaction: is not bound entirely by.
the bloat-am.

pass. MILLsN's onsArEsr rAsK.
—s'-—-d~‘
Looliln'g Toward the cutting Down cl.
Illii Fin-Hour Time.

President Melted (it the Consolidated
railroad said recently that before tit
live hour time. of thc‘ Iiyers" new
New York and Boaton can be cut down.
save nl important bridge
men , but!!! be lactic on the New York
and Shore lune lyinions.

it was stated that these bridge lin-
provemcbts would consist of for
tracking the lame double track bring
on the New York division at 00!! Go

 

ltivel‘

0n the Shore Lino division the Call-
noctlcut River bridge will be convert-
all from a single to s.‘ dou ie lrsclotl
it will Do
left with allotments for four tracks

bridge said to be”: the largest draw
spun In the world will he .strougthcneil.
so on. to carry larger locomotives ,nnd
heavier trail!!! in the interest of fast
or time. This bridge was built no
longer ago than 1889 and yet it is now
found necesaury to increase its capac
lty. Spécillc'iltlons‘fo
at Cos Cob have niroiiy been placed
among builders. . .

All of this work In dlréctly in Iinoi
with Mr; ’Mollen’s ldo’a oi lmprovins
the running time and service between
New York} Ind Bobtoh, foreshadown
the four (rocking of the Show Line.
and shows precisely the sort 0! a man

Is tho most important task that be has
maoood out since cording to the his
railroad Imtem.

MRS. WHITE WILL FIGHT.

elm lloiauwa aim That one will
- ~ control bull.
According to the friends of Mrrl.
Benjamin W White wnoin- husband.
r. White of Bridge'pori is suing her
I‘ a divorce and also suing the alien
'od corrrspondebi tor alienation of At
focllohd. the intends to light in both
cases. Her friends say she. has plenty
of material to matte a contest and she
will not hesitate to use it when the
limo comes.
Mrs. White is now stopping with her
mother. Mrs.
Clinton street Brook! ii. To a report-
or Mrs. Bowers said a e was confident
.hor" 'daitxhtor was not In the Month.
,MrIs. “mind returned
would to!!! certain
to‘ flat; trolls“ with th

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

._ e") Milo brill: .Itdbli‘v
for ivbrc uta out | o
c ztiiiw she fiWI publicity. but at!!!
night Igor malié a t In the courts'
Ii it Who will in he‘ wro‘n;1
Mu! Milieu: sh. nonnt home when
thorny! Ella and wviollini
her sister, Mari? yinnur.
ropnrctir colled' ll! re‘ she was not lit.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

wdiIvoI-y sure her il-L
conical whénlI

 

tor “would
«so ostho up

 
 

 
 

sailing riboo chi health" N"
“2mg. ngh. 1!va Mm a

4' wiflmo he holds s,Il opposlto
tho Now Havcnh spol street
und~ tho mooningo ur ay morning

 

Impmvo- '

Sauulucii and chr the HousntonIcI

At New London the great swing lib!!! ‘

the new bridge 4

Mr. Mollon'iHbroast oftllotinles. it“

Mary Bowers. at 3024

clue. about tvlo '.
c was unable LI .

other. said, 5&4

WA'1‘WhI ll- 3; its! 2‘: .ii
' W “Mm
M ‘4~4 ‘M“ i ll-

 

lnodicina that is not with.
city It id!!!

. to r
is all
who In

t:
IIIngslonJHIImYJ

M Wm
Thom Ohriitophor
twinks-Ian ddooontor

“Will

“I of «unsolvsnt. “I. (Iron

6 dioouoont my mum. so over
gum WWII? lib Cal-oil!!! vent
wally“I tho bl

«Cal-curt company. Dr-
hummus“. handout, N. Y... for s free

Onl one Dr. David Ken.
ova

.‘fi'n‘i‘
.deld
roman

valid in ndont. Oily of Kings-
hum . 3.. and ho aura you got his Mas
WW0.“ which is sold only in

CI. WA“ dnlggioto.

 

FRANK'H. couusttv pacmbrso.

honii- H. Connolly who was super-
Ilitontient' of the Bridgeport Steamboat
Company prior to its ucqulsltiou by the
N. Y.. N H. 6: ll ltuiimuil Company
when he mu! iuuili um!!! or the inn-
rlno department ol’ tlini commotion a!
Vow iiedi’ord Muss yt'N‘CI‘d3y usinim
"itréhurgc of l|ll‘ Nt' -u Y'mli l‘lill of his
department “Ill! fill oillcv ul l’lt‘l 50.
Run! ltlver. This In it Ili‘i‘illi‘ll pro
motion (or Mr. Connolly.

 

A preparation
that makes one sat
and tool wail.

Stimulatoi natural

DIGESTION

i without narcotic edict.

no repaid}

. or NARcoTics.

c. w. wmrl‘téstv‘cob Ausla,
HIV “VII. 00”“.

F. H. lastsr. R.'i~l. Plsistod.
Clifford Pharmacy.

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4 'Pllono. 1'.

JENKINO' VALvid Alto Im-
rIalnIaII .
also i"
'GAnLocx Pacsiwo CAA~
also m stock. ‘ 4 '

GOLD AND Bil-V“ PLATING.

Now Inglyid Electric Motor, Have
no suparlo Can show than! In
operation.

;‘ l .-
flaplll'a to dictionary and Als-
rlns Incinss ant! General Mach-
ins Work solicited.

 
 

It" RIWAID. .100.

one dreaded disoa'so that sci

tilt! is Cainrrh. . linil's Cnlurrh (i!
to llioI

”constitutional ircutmollt.

lcnl fruit-rally.
ilnll' il'Oll-

directly upon the blood and

surfaces of the system, literati? doa-

"with“ the foundation of the disease.
1

buildinsm u the constitution and Idol!!!-
inz nature in doing I!!! u orlt. The pro
proton have so much will! In its cur
atlvo powers that they ddcr and III!!!-

Bend for list of téstlmoniiiln.
Address, ' '
F...l CHENEY. & 00.1‘nlodo 0
Sold by llrugg‘l‘sib. 754' -
llnll‘ s i-‘nmlly l'liii: urc lilo bot-st.

to cum.

l0; per cont.

MIMI!
semi-annually oi' 3'4 per cent.

Present rate Qh'ouid be increased
within tho year. Your divides
gnarantaod and princinl rotccted.
tin-o ha “trust fun o‘rhirty-
five ions.

"An investment. not a
inoculation."

Thcf‘pian” founded on the law oi
averages same as that of lilo insur-

ance.
Sold for Mould to

flammltt. Hills Block. HIrtlord.

Denny S. Hull, lteprcscniativo.
l Lauder liik. South Norwnllt. (ll.

IHavc you heard
anvbodv speak
about the handsome

. Portabio Lamps,

Shados“ and
Eyoscreons

we have just received
ior Xmas irade P ~

Make us a visit and

Have a look

it costs
you nothing.

'PHONE. 68.
. Km ’

 

 

THE 6." MCKI'IBHN
H'F'GII Garb I . . k r

to wArbi'! if io. NORWALR.
minisJicz (fir? s... Aw...

 

3.9

 
 
 

““‘i‘ it 25. ii in Iltllluell

i{no sxritA cuancs roa caaavl ii

.. mo in.
‘ ‘OoII that. Wlll It“ m

.t’.

l is!
‘ - I'o'r your money ii! tho ly ind w
loll. The Iliad thb’iiia olbdl!

 

 

ism! that is cool I“

-4 “ ‘tllloual! and which every pom lhit is '
. 4". .
it .

d‘obllb'tilor warrant and common.
. you and your

 
 
 

of tin not cant.

 

chad.- grog

 

 

. The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there ii! at local

duos ha
ship to cum In all Its sinus aw

is the only posluvc curo n0w Itno ti
“3:: Unlnrrh ho
nutritional dlscaso. rooulrcs

tattrl! Cure Is tuiton lnlbi‘nhlly aotloll
mucous

tho pntiant‘ 'stronhih by

dred dollars for any cost: "Ilia! li falls

0.

 

 

 

“A dapobitp laced
with tho InductrlalI
Savings and LOIII

sow]... dividop'n‘g
a no!!!

’ firt‘w gt
M” and

anaucu arrica‘. l! to. lIl'Aiuj o.

. Realm” Dir-ochre. If“? M dustlI

 

4 Toi. Coll, 81-5.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'1) ‘ who; 4 ,:.

4it's a wailc of money. There Isb‘
siltisfnrtion in havlns a mod article
it“! snore: than overcomes tllo differ
once in price Our rocult‘r Kvaiils;
SCISSORS, SIIBARB RAZORB. CA-R
VIEWS and all MECIIANICS‘ TOOLS
Alli! rum waaiixliIfm‘o and moo-
n] will lie roiundod on m lmperfoch
goblin. BUY THEIBflml Tho! are
iit'wiiys ihp chonpoul rur'snrvicc. 4 'Wo
havo mmc nlco nut pli-lis ill low pi‘icoa'l

Comafoolt, Wai-
kind and now.

Most Mir to’ tho Library. so. nor
{phonon-t.

 

I "one mu svsmuo'a.‘

Plotmo mm
format): 4

have been gradually chairing iroin '
you to year until now they hsvo roach

ed a point oi simplicity and said lash!
at which ibry are mile to remain fol‘I
aomo time.

The stock of moulding on out. tit-ills
represents! the latest melropoitah
styles
they should ht- framed.

Many in! old picture in an old style
frame can no rcclaimod from tho gar

re! and mado docliiodly Altrucllvii in 4

the new style mouldings

To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Franco; ',

Dealer in Wall Import. Pilotitl’
. Supplies. Artista. historian.

SPECIAib.
mtWhite Curtain Folds with Fis-

Clitl'! be.Wiut‘lovv Shad“. with
fringe. 25:. ..
Solid Brass Rail éu’t‘tain Rods.

3 it. long!“ with fixtuus. roe.
incurs

easii'y. No ra

Isss‘r “Infill“ mm

PAINTING. PAP“ uAhoW
1N0. DECORATING

L s H's
s womanly dustbin; 4,}
I“.

m h: .i ll
Telophon'c connections.

llllng' Lockwood d ill.
“Coal” :1
4 “Cool”

“Coal”
$6 2.5 per No

Why buy poor. slat cosifisn it!!!
can buy the best for!y an fidil

 

 

 

Wo handle only the “ till!!!
COAL mined. and calla” oro tits:
.antoo satisfaction. Send oiiyo s risl'
dot, and we will convin of .”

units of our coal.

at No. 2 Nut. (not the as! slam _
mhorlfind '

and). 85 00 nor tom Bolt
Bituminous at attrditivh
, Charcoal In into or an!
.vtcoii
llllll t.

lulu initial & to

122 watch an,
amt: Oilloa. t “'03. Inaid at.

Cass.
quantities.

 

We can lramn your victim-91 III '

. cord truths or sawed ‘

: gamma '

 

 
 
 

 

.'. -4- ..-—.—._.—.

.ws CAN civs vooll woos
none on: AND Afllllriou

“ ‘Iuow 'mAN WIQAN optima rus

sxosscmcsv suav ssascu. boa
THAT asaaou rmois Aft mu.
Lsur rm: 10 HA" wat. pa.
resist; Bold comm“
duct! usarsn Alto.- Ill Illicit
ANID pnsrrisll' Il"“vdlla "buss
wooLo as vol! rna HOLIDAY
ssAsou, or i! wills lid-Moan”
tiNAIDI.I mass .5 cIliliisrn'As
Iatssur or l'l‘.

-IT “A MOT THAT IDUR WORK
MIN ARE N’fiTi _ _., ,.
CALL US ION 1H,! 'HONI 135-2.

 

to that Adam... ‘ ‘ V‘ inhuman

‘3

Tsisohoos call. I”

.L4 .1.

 

I‘ll! Gallo! Sill lull Build,

FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING

mounts A was». HOUOI, cat
AND «tour: m combat
waA‘rlisll. '

 

III:
', Band for catlio'gi'lb and Inflation“
for yoursalf. '

on!!! a bound compuy.

' to" until? 4‘s'llieri
new YORK.

Til! Instill WW tootsie

(Iodofllbruod)

1:

A Daily Fro IIgIlittino

roam Mum.
‘ an! or!!! YD! I,“

 

alt
ii:- wimp
4" it“!!!

int: .c’!
illl'amlvjciom.

Shall”! a?! of .

and “banish. ‘

tastes New York. Mon
and tr!

MI!“ .
s!
Frol‘ght- Hobie“

 

.‘I‘othomdcbnn

$4.“

lion'sy' Ordara’
Europa. F'hr am?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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