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alone. She
"lira. Palme
bonds of u
rite for
am. and.
10' built
- Ital
bio, and
- warm. but
oorney. to
pi plug 38
at over I
opiirtv on
reservoir.
Birth ‘riotlm
‘9 central-
alive today
bio! 9r Pol
.iha,
‘ to
In.
it
fl
‘ithout 9 o‘tl.ock
5W6 through the thin Ice.
Whoa from home was not noticed until
“no nonsense.“
.3.
Our 32. 00 indies’ Shoe IS
well known for its SilillSh’
ness and tons Service.
F- I). LYON Ir co.
, iigflaveti that Mrs. A.'
fainter Became (ion
and was Drowned
Breaking ilrrungh Ilse
MMODUS Dec.18,—-'l‘he body of Mrs I iIes of the suit because one or another
Harrier M. l’aimI-r, widow 01A. 0. Pal -
was seventy-lam years old
r aprut last evening at the
neighbor. vand left there
In good health and
hot home. It is supposed
‘ that she become confused in the dark-
walking on to the pond.
III-I ah-
oduy, when her son Sam-
, marmalade his usual daily call
“there; .-He found a lump burning on u
utter
y‘waa discovered In the pond.
liner leaves Iwosons, Fred B. Clark,
meriy postmaster. and S. 1’. Clark.
member of the lust legislature.
ti 'hr‘ief'srnrch the
Mrs.
, lions: Loa'r AND FOUND.
Norman D. W. Betta, of New York.
ho has been spending a few days in
an unpleasant surprise af-
boarding the train for his return
find that his purse con-
lu money and a ticket to
wYorlI waas missing He. had been
orw is long walk in the vicinity of the
Eouth' Norwalk
“use notified
reservoir; and at
Albro Thomson, who
be ground on Monday and
Is lucky enough to find the missing
a path leading to the. low er
30TH VICTiMS MAY RECOVER.
ORTH ADAMS. Mass,
Dec Ill.~
s of last night's trouble at
police station here, were
with chances for recovery.
ipc William F. Diner-n who
am Altot by Patrolman Gardner Nor tir-
Iwna reported comfortable
Mina] danger being from blood poi-
Nortln-,op
mself gaehcd his throat with
the
who attempted to
RINGEGI CHARLOTTE NOT iLL.
Dec.18.~—The report pub-
y the Journal of Paris that. the
,' t Emperor William. is softer-
cancer and that the verdict of
p yaiclans has created consterna-
German court. Is officially
The princess
the fact that! occupied
column in the front page of
paper on Friday last and
come near having a front
store ls evidence enough
y
n*rgooda have got to move and
or he may call again when
looking.
Woes i am offering 1 am asham-
‘ to. as no doubt some would
onwor bought them or paid
*1 have an elegant asaort;
, Bronze Clocks in statuary and'
.Bought up from a Maiden
aloe some elegant Brion-
and Corner Pieces. I
or; see 9. public not the
the s or in
“rhok my doors twice on Sat-
on Inn to allow no canal-en
to on account of our
children must not feel of-
keep everything in the
t oundonronomrlu
- action was taken by the plaintiff flrn
' disappeared from Rutland.
vernber 11. was thoirgb’t to be in this ,
ORDER TO NON RESIDENTS.
Must File Declaration In Loowe o Co.
Cue in Two Wuko.
‘ IIRIDGEPOR'I‘ [locomber Iii —.Iudxe
”I‘luiyer. in the superior Court. today
ordered the non-resident defendants
in the arr-culled IIntI-boycotl suit of 1).
Id. locwc & Company of llunhury,
.Irgninst the United Hatters Union of
America et al., .to file within twr
I weeks an answer or u pieuding to the
iorlginul dec'laratlon in the. suit. NI)
‘llnHWf‘l‘ has been filed since the first
Ilcmurrcrs having been presentrtl in
court oh various legal aspects of .m-
case. With the order handed dorm to-
i day. ht a decision sustaining the demur.
- IcI of the plaintiff firm to the pleas of
Ithe twenty- -onlI non- residents that they
had not “901] properly served with III. i
'of them hurl not received ser:vlt'o rIuIl
claiming thal the Superior (Iourt of
Fairficltl county has no jurisdiction ov-
er them.
Judge 'I‘hayer says that the twenty-
ona defendants did wrong in joining in
the plea of improper service for the
reason that this suit nffegied each one
Individually and he should hare up—
pearod in court as an individual to hnvo
ruadt n plea. Judge 'I‘huycr does not
pairs upon the question of jurisdiction
which was raised.
The action of the court III demanding
that an answer he filed within a fori~
night is said by lawyers here to he in~
IlIcatIVII of Ir desire of the court to
bring thc case to trial.
The non~resident defendants in this
suit am Samuel Gompcra and othcr of-
ficers of the American Federation of
Labor, and certain executive officers of
the United Ilutters' Union. The status
of the resident defendants—«namely.
members of the lintters‘ Union at linu—
lIIIry—wns established in court some
timc into.
SALARY WAS 39 PER WEEK.
And Chicago Clerk Stole $15,000 From
. Employers.
CHICAGO. Dec. Iti.——While working
one salary of $9 a week, Gus A. Grigs-
ln' has robbed his employers at n rain
of $200 per day. according to Manager
David 1.. Rose. of M. I.. Barrett ii (10.n—
pany. When arrested $250 worth of"
contly Vunilln beau were found conceal-
ed In Grigshy's clothing. in the few
months that his meagre salary has
kept him attached to the firm, it to es-
tirnrrted he has stolen between $12 000
add 315.000 worth of stock. GIigslIy
admitted that his peculutions went: in
such amounts that he c'ould not call
mule their total value. “I needed a
little ready money" was the only ex-
planation he deigncd to vouchsafc.
tlrigsby's apartment. which had been
rented for $45, was richly furnished.
Fresh shoulders, 9c. Buttery's.
PUBLIC) IS INVITED.
To Attend Meeting of Order of Eagles.
Arlon Hall.
, A meeting of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles will be held this evening. in Ar~
ion Hall, which hasbeen secured for
the purpose... The order. which is meet-
ing with great favor in this city, will
probably be organized here in a short
time. it Is very strong throughout the
country. Henry E. Norris, city clerk
of New Haven. an eloquent speaker,
and a genial gentleman will be prose
cut to address the meeting Attorney
Henry Shannon, one of the leading law-
yers of: Bridgeport, will. also be pres-
ent. and deliver an address, The mom-
hers desire to have as many of the pub-
lic as possible attend this meeting, as
It Is for the purpose of acquainting
them with the aims and objects of the
order.‘ .
JUDGE KIRPATRICK SUSTAINED.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc.18.—-dudge
Gray in the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals today handed down an
of the United States District Court of
Splnks and other stockholders, who apo
pooled a not the payment of an as-
aessment called by Receiver Henry C.
Tomail, of the Asphalt Company of
America. 'Judge Kirkpatrick decided
that'the assessment was legal and Mr.
Spinks and other stockholders took
the case to the higher court, which
decided against them.
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KINGOLEV 'NOT lN MIDDLETOWN.
MIDDLETOWN. Dec. 18.-—'l‘hs police
here'have no information regarding a
story cautioned to New York yesterday
to tbeI‘eflect that H. 3. K1 ley. who
L, on No
city. . ttlwaa said that a New York
oleraroummofflllootorininrmation
about Mr. And been notified that.
description
wubdngiroldhore. policed:
.12?erme about the moat?!“
a ox. vn sonar-poms or
bur-venison,” Klaulsynm
opinion sustaining Judge Kirkpatrick. ,_
New Jersey, in the case of Harry G. -
law arm which has been authorized ho' '
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PundiAwoy at filo llama lln Winni-
uuit Tlllo Aftmooo. ‘
Henry C. Randall. one of the most
prominent residents of Winnipauk.‘
dropped dead this afternoou. 'Decoao-
ml was a brother of J. C. handle and
assisted In the latter‘s store. He Ia
survived by two children. (Ionlrl .1. Ron-
Iilo and a Ilauxliter. Mrs, liawltol. of
Mallrluwan, New York, and a widow.
Medical Examiner Huntington sold
death was due to heart. failurct
UNKNOWN iTALlAN lNBANE.
Mlllllin'l‘OWN, Dec. lil~i~ihoriff Ilnv-
is has made application to Governor
Chamberlain for the admission of an
unknown Italian who was lli'l‘l‘iitl'tl ln
Cheater recently to the insane asylum
here. The man was put III the t' licstc r
lock-up for smashing window» In the
village. but he got possession of u
kerosene lump and after pouring nil
around the lock of the door. not fire
III it and escaped when the ' -k was
hurncdoi‘f He then resumed I . .. II
.low smashing untl was Irenin arrested»
This time he was taken to the jail III
iluddam utter he had been bound or
er to the Superior Court unIIIIr
Name of .lohn Doe.
Insunc.
——Nice Derby for Xmas, ()'il,rirlu‘s.
Man a In...» worsted suns so. or
Lillie ilIIys' Norfolk.
6 North Morn St
n . [$.04 Mill. O.3AN%I
J Wu
Muir" a dummy Mayo a cor-ad of
no“ no Mn.
The coal Inge J 1) .ludd owuod by
tho Meeker oul Company. of Norwalk.
la sunk alongside the company's dock
in Norwallr. The vessel is loaded with.
242 tons of broken pea and not cool and
arrived in the upper hnrboryo sterility
The horse lay on the bottom of the bar-
bor durimt the night, and when the
title rose was coniplctoly submerged
.exccptlrrg IIIc Iop of the captains
Ilmusc. At the company's office this.
morning it was said possibly the steam
or Idurrlc collided with her owing In
the faIII that II portion of the barge s
bow is splintered for a distance of sev-
oral feet.
James lllrkfoId. captain of the barge
ihr’ "
ills notions while ‘
then- hIIrc led to the belief tlIIrt he is'
SPECIAL BARGAINS
For Christmas.
Men's Fancy Worstcr (dull pInIII l.
Men's (Iruy WhlpI-orrl (plain or n InIIIlI-l. $7.48,
Mcu‘s Iliue lluslrcr WI-urc ltunion nIIIIIII,
llov‘s Norfolk or I)011ill(‘-iil‘l‘litli1t‘II IIII- II-k (htIviIItI sizes 3— lb. 98c
I'IIIIt'y [IIIIIII rind t'llnillill‘l‘t‘. $l.‘.’7~.
..
(‘Irurci‘s liuir Underwear. union 5 IzrqucIl, 50c.
Harry Goodwin,
resides in Norwalk. and eluted
when the vessel was Ich last night
she was all rixh .
The Vessel Wrrwinsurcd. and II Wreck-
for.
for has been son
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I BRYAN WANTS TO SEE ClAR.
' illi‘.Pld’i‘1ditililUlttI Doc. IR. w‘Wll-
I Iiam J. Ilryan oill arrive here i-Iundnv
iilc hopes to tum un nudicntc of the
(‘1.ar.
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~~-l)luiug ll‘urultur'c, 'I‘uhi :. iiuifcts.
lhlna (linsets. Sideboards, :a‘IIIc TaIIII-s
,nnd Dining Chairs. OI up. Raymond
Itlnfl Son. NorWnIk.
I
acumen pares. 310m
86.98, FORMER PRICE. 10.93
FORMER PRICE, $11.98
574‘s.
FORMER PRICE. $11.98
FORMER PRICE $1.48 and $1.98
FORMER PRICE. $1.98
FORMER PRICE. 75c
South Norwork
cured through .
IS NOT speculati'be.
It Will interest
Chas. H.
45 Wall St. on
“ That’
To MAKE
MONEY.“
You Must Invest It.
DO YOU SAVE?
Would you Save $1.00 per month and upward
if pour Hindpal and Interest were Roper-Iv se-
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
Investigate this matter.
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YOU
FOR FULL PA RTICULARS. ADDRESS
AGENTS—CHAS E. CURTIS. Norwalk Conn.
F E. SMITH 2 No. Main 3t., So Nor-walk. Ct
Diiworth
'JEWELERI
5 All”
PoStOfiice Buildinir.
We am have a few specials in
is.“ priced.
5 O
Extra Bargams
As a Ghrrsrmas OfforIng
we are selling Children a suit- and Overcoat: at greatly reduced priced;
Suits and overcoat: that were from n to“ M“ $1.15 To «.00. 4:,
Worsted Suits that were 812 and tilt AYluii.
‘ nests sum-I. to as onus on .I no... medial! to one-third n
I _>! ‘ ",:.
" 3,. ~ rm: scanners: '
..l-,
Men's 3an and Doormats. Fancy
;. .
in
Ihui .
After months of preparation for
ment of gifts it has been our privilege
stantlal remembrancca.
pleasant, A few suggestions.
A word of advice.
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Christmas.
the (' hrlstmnu business our dmro oil erred this morning upon the best assort
ever to assemble. Every daprtmant is well supplied with artistic and sub»
To make decisions quickly and be satisfied with them you must
on where the h'ctli goods and the largest varieties are and where you get the herd and most polite attention. and
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not only this but every modern suggestion has been adopted to make shoppin g quick, methodical, comfortable and
NOTION DEPT.
All the newest things In shopping
bans, kid gloves. white tank.
HoalEnY DEPT.
Good warm flanneln hosiery of every
description.
LACE DEPT.
Nutty stock collars ribbons,
neokwear.
laces.
HANDKERCHIEFB. '
KIT EN DEPT.
The largest lintI we have ever iurd. V821“ "1909'" china. Iampsjnrdinern
We can positively suit you here. . _",,.__ '
——-— UMBrIEtLAs.
ART DEPT' . A very handsome assortment of
pear. ivory, silver. and natural hand-
I‘ An elegant line or“ novelties sofa “.9, for men and women
pillows bureau scarfa. pillow shama.
'LADIES' DEPT.
, Fianneiette‘gowns and shirts. muslin
imderwear, Irhito aprons, dressing
‘aacquea.
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
Table linens. napkins, linen sets.
fancy waistpatterltr.
Christmas cards and looks.
Blank-to, Rugs. Loco Curtains.
H—J'
Stutlsth-Ians figure that I cant put at
Iompound interest by Adam would by'
this limoI have multiplied until it would
kucp Ii faurlh lo coal for a year but.
figures may lie. this time.
l’octs might not affect such long hair
ii‘ burners worked on credit.
—Ncw IIIII'IIv for Xmas. O'Brien's.
Somothlng In the
for an
Xmas gift
Call andoxamlno my stock
Richard Noack,
86 NOR TH MA IN STREET.
Silliii BIflIISXI BIIHIIBY'S
BargaIns I
We have no bin“, hot air or ghost
stories to offer. Everything just as
represented. Our entire stock is
marked at figures that will surprise
you. No larger or choicer selection;
no better prices are. to be found in The
Norwalks. One can easily verify this
statement by spending a few moments
in our store. Everything to. amuse
and instruct the children. Many things
for the older ones. ‘
Special sale' of Dolls and (lo-Carts
Saturday aId Monday. Goods deliv-
ered free.
Store open evenings until Christmas.
SIIII IIIIs II IIIIIIII,
52 80.11am at. ' South Norwollr.
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Glover’s the Place
tional Nobby ions; of
Jewelry Line.
would be most appropriate ‘
We have an excep—'
TRISTRAM &HYATT, Norwalk.Conn.
no. 2 and a oazrrrar anurnomof‘
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Our Credit Helps Christmas Plans
to Speedy Reairzairon
The lack of cash does not hinder the
Christmas shoppers at our store. ¥
You can choose useful.su1id*ble presents
8from our large stock at reasonable prices.
We are opening scores oi accounts eveIII
dam and helping hundreds to make their
Xmas gills in a wan that is convenient and
pleasant. -. , -
Come In and see our oifennas. .
Jewélru. I‘Furs. Umbrellas. Cloaks, and
Overcoais for Boris.
We carru nolhina but useful articles
You can’t spend iIOlll' moneu here foI
foolish articles.
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