i
tr mow ”Ill. m ' “” ‘ ~ . . " ‘ ' '
_ ‘ _ ‘. . ,ton pilot Church will its, hold on: a mu, g th - to: t t m...
a canal-us sank-c ling: an 'l‘iia‘r lb ovsp tn timeout? Matt». fishnet-r." ”at graham». 00" i I main“
3,“,"0" Mil. . , . It .. ‘9 hill. at. :80. he WILM’ resa ro-i Miss Ethel Waincnlnnlrns §tturnod ‘
. I lair-obey Evaporated l‘aaahaa . 25s
tau... Omar Jamaica Oranges . . 26c
,. “My Turkish Layer Figs :...: . :. 16c
. Stuli,
“concoctions ---.
EAS NORW , co N. ed by themguesta. Mr. and “lira-‘0‘.” the Bridgeport division Sillltliiv 1liupiia to ('hilllfltljltlitt at t|lils tlrnto. lT‘o .
" ' M ' " ‘ TONDHN W reside in NONNM- T ”l" necessitating the fourth) ‘throu ii of WW“ ”W“ n Mill h" “"0"! “ U 5 ' '
g s time. would in their oplnloll. mean the . ‘ I'll use Wit, NOD Co.
on door
Frank Bell has sccttrt
a position
Vittorio fire alarm VIII . will balooabf
. who.“ enrol-awn. nc ,th
.. tick heron. .A that {tyrant at,
work makingnho races. ctc.. which
will hold the railroad locomotive tire
to position. and the alarm aitl probably
be in working order by Christmas.
The Christmas exercises of tin Row-t
..
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licarsal of the cantata to be given on than, from Vassar collogo to spend the
that occasion will be held tonight MiChrlatmaa holidays with her parents.
7:30. . All there hfll'lni! parts M0 (”i-i Mina lilnima Romper was hcard otloc—
pccted to be on hand. .tlvuiy in vitillti solos at the Ullt‘liitlml‘l
Misti llldfl Raymond li'ltl MOMiHmuaic in the Congregational Church.
Tompkins were united in marriage, spud”, . ;
,Moiiday event at the home of tilt; A day‘s respite from the unbroken
bride. 1)! lb... V- I'- Ct‘BNWlI. MW". freezesup of almost a month served to.
at)! lilo Baptist Olluwh- trim Jill . VI" get trollayitcs bnclt to normal temper-I
prctilly attired "1 Willi-(l and carried a -, aturc; still, no prospect of cold storage,
iniquet of white carnations. After the
ceremony a wedding supper was enjoy-1
have the grant wishes of tiielr ”many i
friends. ” ‘ , .
'l‘ht Rowayton free library to honor
rapidly made ready and will-open on
Monday, December 28. at 7:30 p. m.‘
The “Rowaytonltosi' have given anti-i
stantial financial aid through thirteen
cpra being matte warmer.
There was a bad mix-up of trolleys
Soutltpori cars and calming sovoralpf .
the local employees to “walk the ear-
pct" in Bridgeport.
Simon Plumvoski, who was arrested
at his homc. llt'lll‘ Fairfield town litic
Sunday charged with selling "wine and
older,“ pleaded guilty before Justice
ti
3 s
entittpueutrrom not part;
Opacatlisn to ,Plan. ‘
Mr. Whoclor said the registered at-
tendance at the Over nlvcr school is
Hlxt,x~l‘l\'o, Inn the heritability-night. but'
of course it wan‘acoesipiry to, provi e
for the registered attendance.
Mr. \thclor had consulted ilic high
school teachers at the Over [liver
school. Miss lialllon and Mimi Yates.
and they thought it detrimental to the
llll-ii of ti portion oi‘ a year’s worlt.
They thought, however. that. it could
be done at tin: bcgitiniur.‘ of ulcer.
Mr. Win clcr was opposed to the pro
posed consolidation of these tichouls.
but was ‘Vcry much in favor of I. can-
r
i
. . ,_ flouthNon‘lalkao'u. ,'
Viv-mm»! Mjwlutb ‘
“Wyatt! ilndit’tobe'tcduoedf ,
man, which mum it... ”.m.
delicionsly ow Foal. ' ~‘
.5»
‘.,,\"9. ,.-»r
M312“: 2:33:13“oizgfilacgefiwamfiwd young ladies, who solicited suiiscrlp- , Charles 1,, mp in Pnlrflp‘d' Monday : trui blah school for the whole town. in , ; . .1!‘~*'“T RUSK contains in throportm thoaatfsol .1 .
for landlord O'Sgulll an tag“; or .‘B “0'15- ll '8 10 “0 ”81‘0“?!“ that during '. afternoon and was released on pay-It 1"“ "Pl“m“. “'hlli‘ only N" assistants _ ‘ ‘ .'. Moments which some he! “I“. to Mill and ma. . '
l'olat are pearl edit ii 30a ; ’ these busy holidays "‘9 hm“ 0’ some merit of $10 and cimifi- “Philly Sherifi‘LWOII‘hl lu‘ nccdcd at the present time .. thwart?!” m ' ‘ MI and um health in will!!!“ “"
Th 1 n, w“? , I fl ' ith of the houses were not at home. even aim-p... gm“. who mode the ”rpm: if the Center and Over iltvcr high ; . ‘ IF gem!”- . I, _ .. y . . ‘ in ‘
‘3 ‘ Vt; "a“ .W‘ ore 3"” w schools were brought LthtliltLil‘, with the “ fl“- ~. . . .. ' ‘ ' it rm: .‘t '
skim too this morning. showing how
cold it must have been during the
night. .
Mr. llipaon would like to see a large ,
when. asin. some cases, the solicitors
called two, or three times. But these
ladies who Were absent, may still help 3
and may show their interest by attond- ‘
also discovered evidence that, the ac.-
cuacd. was, on adept. at .illegalJiqttor;
scillng and the house. one oflhi'oc in‘
the immediate vicinity of Snsoa lako.‘
enumeration growing in tire Canter dis-
trict as it is at present, tin-re would be
needed in the spring, the some as at
, .. i am», mathemat... some, «so. ‘ .
~lbodithat will properly-m and aaataiil‘ tine~ . 1nd _, '
macaw-Midis Yea-min always great. ‘ thallium!"
Drawicndor John Cole is again on log the opcnin . , . . , . t V . ' .,
, . 5, when all will be uel- " \‘prltub'u mint for the accused “'1...“ present. The Center, too, would not . . ., .
fig? 01:. ‘Em“.:gg‘ftzqwgmu‘x; :rgw comt. - - . lilt‘ shcrift arrived iliorti,vtrarpplng in "a“! ”'i “’0’“ .- M to h M" 9 ".. .. ind an . . -- ' it i,
'll‘llt'l‘ii under it . .-' y w” tho. pouring min from tho" ‘Souihport MT- ”lH‘ld t’XDlilltlt‘il “it“ ht‘ hill-l 30'le m, ‘. .Lgr‘ . I‘ ' “ .-o,:‘ Q, ‘~’
s . . DARIEN AND NOROTON. terminus of me trolley he 'foutni three brought up the subject owing to thol ”W -... ,f ’ t,
atttendance at the rehearsal tonight.‘
at 7:30. in the Sunday st! oi room, as
it is the last rehearsal f . Christmas.
—25 in a box. Fine smoking cigars
; Miss Mary McClellan has returned
from school atJ’ltisbu‘rg. Mass, for the
holidays, , ‘
Miss Bessie
"flievcns is cxpcctcd
one, of her scholars in the Sundaytmowd to the home of Miss Margaret
school room. Thursday night. after
school. as it is the last rohcarsul‘t‘oi I
the infant class for Christmas.
(leorge Wilson, goiter known as
"llcd Fox." who ha ‘beeoilaid, up for
a. day or two, is able to resume work
today at tho lladci oyster shop. lie is
getting in shape for the coming match.
Ernest (lrocscliner and this two sons
have rented a large store in Bridgeport,
Solleck for the winter.
‘ Harold Morehousc has returned from
{school in Waahln ton, Court. and is.
visiting eat the , epic of Rev. ll. 8..
Brown. ' ,.
. William E. étreet was thkcu to his
| home yesterday from the Norwalk Hos‘
:pital. He shows considerable int.
‘ prominent. ‘
Miss Mary E. Warner, te..ciicr in ibc
mcii cngngcd in disposing of a concern .
tlon baffling analysis by the temperate
advocate. of law and order. its had not
iwcn in the place five minutes before a
customer rushed lit with the proverbial,
do you want?" naked Stags. t‘ live me
it‘. cents worth," responded the mall.
iic was comfortably seated and ro-
qttostod to wait. Countable l’iatt, who‘
accompanied the sheriff, ,saw to it
that the “treaucnters” didn't. go away
irhtic the sheriff made a tour upstairs.
The house is represented as being a
pest hole. alive with men, women and
children. 0n the second floor nothing
suspicious was found but on going to
incl. that it would ntcan the saving til"
'il teacher's salary. ,
The board did not favor the Contcr‘
District's desire for remuneration for
the use. of their rooms for high school
i‘cred room for high school purposes.
From High School to Cotisga.
There was a t-ousidcmbic
on the subject of the present
school facilities of the town. Mia,
Wheeler lit'llt'l‘wl that it‘ the “present
thrm high school departments were
brought together and a four yours‘
course arranged uiucli better worlt
could be accomplished. 'l‘licn pupils~
discussion , Kit“.
blah character actors. will be at.
Theatre, next Friday.
. mt swimwear
- area most acceptable gift forage-nth» lo . , . -- .. ' r' , ‘ . ‘ll. i) 1 -il l . ill 'I
. . . 1 me today for the “Outla‘s. She has growlcr and PlumVeskl went into normals. . r. ill a sat at i in 1
men. "'00 b0“ garner 5, phone. 169"" been in Cambridge, Maud. contortions trying to shirt the man oft think ”ii“ “i" ”‘1‘ WW” spirit. 3‘9”“ '._,_. '7 m .. , . ~ . 7 7 - ,7!“ ._, wr—v-v -~ - .. -~ ' '-
MW- 1‘18- BWCII Wat-‘1 10' 890 (my George and Sarah Duskam have and hoodwinktbe sheriff. “flow muchi‘tirwnlk- he will. W“ "N "mm W POPULAR amusements. cumsmas races acaacc.
' this purptmc entirely from and had of- ., . I. .
fltr ttovr's. rarm'v room.
The greatand only Edward _liat'ri—-
with his company of excellent
Deccm bcr "'
Holly and Miatictoa‘Alao Rare This
""3"“ t and holly, are reported to be extremely
, .. -"~ l scarce this year. but the‘dcalcrs in this
"lit play to br given being Old inven- . vicinity had their orders placed early
dur." "l'lils remarkable troupe has for i‘ in September, aud‘ consequently the
over twenty years been ackuowlcdgcd ilater prices quoted on'the holiday dec. . no“ 0! c {a '1'
the boat low comedy tn'ganlnation ”iterations does not affect‘ them. ~ ~ . -
the. world. and tlielonly perfect iuilta— ‘
Salaamami High Priced.
Christmas trees, as well as mistletoe
fore reading “my
continual) glory".
and coats tied a,
datlons, I]? ‘ehlefi _
motionlo int "‘5'
o,
o a; , ,. ,
Now: it. Conn,
gW‘slS as full
Christmas trees, especially, are sell. '
To"tlie..0flicers. this, at .,
{ Norwalk‘/’Firg¥llennffl ,
Gentifimeat‘ Venom , .
this evening. for e9 3:
tors of the various types mitt national-1mg very high. and the crop is by no
m‘“ “'md‘ 3" ‘0 make “D "l" “'3“, ““d , means the best. In this neighborhood,
stray of the great metropolis. lears ; trees which last year sold for 75 cents.
ago Mr. Harrlgan, like Dickens, sought. , are now bringing double that'prlce.
dramatic niatcrinl among the lowly of ' The laicr mugrgnmentg‘ are below the |
the altitus. and found the pathos and ' standard hm, those who securedtthe
comedy of nntutored life; which he first of the tree's from Maine arid the
ltrutltfuilymdaptod ‘0 the “W“ "“‘l Catskills have a‘flno selection. it is
““3“ his "WWW .oomodians “‘0 said that prices will soar this week;
WW“. PM“? and dialects 0‘ the 0““ but merchants ln‘tbls city say that the
with; alt nature made them. There is local prices will remain mgmmm ‘
> no clowning iii Harigan‘s plays and ' Mistletoe and holly "0"gcarc'e, but
innit of ball. There are rumors of. Mr. liavis said 1“. would vote for a yet they are far funnier than the bois- the dealers here 1m“; en‘ouguiof the
more activity on the part of Prosecutor , central hit!“ school. no maitcr wimp” terona skits we often have to endure. holiday flowers to fill all the orders it
King and the olllcers within it week. ‘ it “A“ in Winnipauk m. llown-yion or anti this is why then rganization has the first price. Those in mg, ell-cum.
any other part of the town. “"300?“ famous 9“" “NIL“: welcomed jaceat country have very littlel and
, Teacher to be Hired. . by all classes of tlictitregoera. Old what stock they have is selling at 3
located on Broad street and are to 09- t public school. will'apend the holidays at
,f‘“ a plumbing l‘flifibllfihmem “WW-grunt bomc in \Vothcrsficld. leaving low
“WY are well-thowa residents "9“" . morrow afternoon after the school on. 1.
and it is hoped by their-many friends [ [prta‘nmmn'
that their venture will be arsucccss. . Mrs. S. A. Spencer. who has bcun m
An interesting tag of war was held i mssmmha-itet Selltccl't's for the sum-
lhlfl mammoth Herman Matinee 01““- .mer. will spend the remainder of the
tits trick dog Prince and a small fox ; winter‘vlabiew York“... ‘
terrier item the ultimatum- Each; ' monks. Fireman. who has been
WM given “PM.“ ih’e’efid 01' a ”‘0‘“ 5 taking a vacation from his duties at;
rag, and bol;i“conirnciiced‘to back of! . the (“my”); 1_ A. Hialop & Company.;
. and worry it, Prince proved the victor 3 South ‘Norwallt.’ resumed work this
of the match, owing nights superior "week a . ‘
weights ' ' t Gardiner Stevens, formerly an as-
~Wivea will plcaso'th‘clr husbands t alstant in immobile-works department
if cigars are purciianedl‘at Hefner's. here, and now’ stperintendcnt for the
Phone 169-3. Can be purchased from Barbour Asphatéompanxhas arrived
the attic. the sheriff uncnrtlied n‘wo- mold in. graduated hm, colleges, H“.
n‘ian llllll closet and with her, or o: trol- , some as in nanny other places. He had
h lit-{)tdixr'i‘31m1:131:02;th 2:85:31“ “‘3: been at the expense of sending his son
i 'll ‘ ‘ . . . . . .’
knees and sworn innocclicc. Frog) the; Log? my?{.§.,:‘:$;Lf,2,2r§{m. meg;
cciliuar of the closet an opening to bc-. South Norwnllt school. he said. an- dol'
tlllgillilt‘lt‘rzuid:r)r'w§ir:?" awaiting! "8:11 l'lL'.’ llkt‘wise at tiic present fimc. their
. ‘ . . , , . - l sons going to at Stamford school.
Lbs-“tum: :mlicMLlLr‘a‘t-(td“mpg“:‘ollwefi : It was said that tin-rcfirc “hm nine;
_ . ' ‘ . ;‘ ty pupils in lili‘ Norwa ' big schoo,
found sin Punt!“ of the stuff. The tie-i dcpurtnicnts and aiioumhc samc form
(used “as in so to Bridgeport iii tin-*1“... at n“. l-louth Norwalk high 59,th
not,b'e_out. of place,
some suggestions. ”A's,
.dldttlo for the office of
mould. sweat that r. a
to my first assistant epgi
tcl: W. Smith, who .13.. an mutt
thoronsitlr unsuited to tilt; tgei
n every respect. By no I.)
. 4
, ll .
r» it!“
‘ MW .
AGAINST THE BALL ROOMS.
’ lil'GSQlli.
night at 7530 at t
stationery storc’next door. home on a vacation of several weeks. ———- , . Lavender" has always been admitted high premium. would eatly please me .n .. 0112
A full rehearsal of the Christmas ‘ The Junior Endeavor Society of tho indiana Pastor Ci”! TMM Recruiting 1 Willi,“"lllllil‘lmlluxlilgia talllzdiilcilfofiia:(.tlio'm be the gem of Mr. linrrlgnn'g rpmr. r him. ~19): has ”Wed .10 :4 , .. ‘
music will be held in the East Avenue Congregational Chdrch have lately st.fl°n. far v.“ and criminality. i t , l . "g ."l A ll'i toirc. The story ‘5 simple. and patlre- . A COQTLY MISTAKE. till-IV, asmy right hill) “3
“““m l “‘4 ”3 “0“ ““H- ‘ * Htic and replete with excellent l'fllllilc Blunders are whmimeg very expel! he promoted. ~: .2
Methodist Episcopal Church, tonight.
The. chairs will be placed on the plat-
i‘orni. and ,pygry, schism-.15
The Chorus is ‘
ever before. anti the extensive decora-
tions will tax the capacity of the plat-
form to its utmost, therefore. to avoid
confusion Christ-mas night .it will tic
necessary for the singers to‘ know their
places in the carols. The march of the
entire chorus, will also be practiced, as
this is probably the last rehearsal.
Frank Preece has been ’Isecured for
solo work; as Well asaddltional music.
aowar'mn.
Captain William ~,\'oirng€«is qititc scr-
iously ill at his home ital owayton.
Albert Mills has been, nppolntctd Jau-
itor of the Rowayt'onb heus‘e.
.Julius Miller has returned to Glens
Falls «new a visit. withhisfnnnt, Mrs.
James“. Stevens.
it‘. A. Brenda. of the Tokeneke Com.
party. made a trip to New-York yester-
day. on business matters.
Mrs. Annie Miller, of Springfield, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs, James
Stereos. of Petinoyer str
Raymond _ ‘ .
lung Mrs. Isl. N. DuFat‘ilt,‘lias returned
to his home ln‘bld‘r‘th llesboro. Maine.
The Christ‘mas’cxereises by the M.
. Sunday schoolwhl be held tomorrow
he L Mflihodlst . Episco-
'i'_“.'\’:“., (t .
. u
pal Church.
. John Mott has sec
mod the» position
’ of janitor for . our bemoan; Episcopal
Church to planet James in. Stevens.
. who recently resigned.
Julius Miller. who has been the guest
of Mr. and iii-n.51anies Stevens, of
Peunoyerg’street. has returned to his
home in Glcm‘Faiis, N. Y.‘ ,
The Reliance Hook and Ladder Cem-
pany will hold a special meeting to-
night, audit licom‘eiltiyldcsired that
every member be pro, .. , ,
g A valuable do; owned: . llarry.Pep-
per-«was mysteriously sit by someone
that Sunday night. 1,. A post mot-tern
w modest the damne- by Dr. Wil-
liam G? monglhe new, . ,veterin-I
er deem v-os-
a . . .
“it i‘yf‘Yusbni-glt.‘ton
Mesh. who has been in‘ Albany, Syra-
Clmidh and pthér places, being
rflfiffl'm tints under restrain!
.: “once of Ref} tiirncgl o
“him .to ,bc;
. rger than ‘
who? its been via. , ,
packed and sent a'iglhy two barrels ot
Christmas prosodic. *One of them \vruli
to; Mrs. Tcrlituie's mission in New
York. .' ' " ‘
Robert McDonald. Jr.. has an attack !
of the mumps. This painful and both- i
ersomc disease has been quite prern»
lent lately. but the epidemic is now br-
ginning to die out though a few cat-test
are discovered occasionally. t
The general contract has been air”
on to Thomas Bland for the rcmodcl- :
tug of the Collenderpiace at Newton. i
which is to be used for a club house:
by the Wet: Burn Golf Chilly A frame i
addition. 25x50, wiirhe built anti the
house will be remodeled throughout.
l-‘ranh‘ Shea has the mason contract.
No other contracts” let.
Preparations 'i‘or Christmas celebra-
.iion at the Congregational Church, Dar-
ten. are progressing finely. The Star
day school exercises will be held on
Christmas night at. 7 o‘clock. The
choir is putting finishing touches upon
its interpretation of the cantata. “The
Prince of Peace." by Mrs. E. L. Ash-t
ford, to be sung at the arching service
next Sunday. “ ’
I
ERANBURY.
Work on ,Mr. Cornfiljs new house is
progressing‘rspidly. ’ ‘ '
Rev...l. 8. Werner. of Grace church,
will preach invthociiapel on Sunday.
Robert Gregdry find family are visit-
ing Mra.,Gregory‘N .. ‘ ts. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmbtt. of new ork sip.
.A Christmas entertainment ill be
held by the members of the Sunday
School on NewYesr‘s night in the
chapel. , , '
MlssMary and Master John Taber.
will go to New .York city tomorrow to
spend-tChrlstniaa with their mother,
Mrs. Taber. .
The Junior Members of Washington
lodge, -i,..0. G. '11, will .hold their
Christmas .sxercisea in their ball on
Saturday .evening at 8 dialed, _ 4':
La . ce Saunders been Home
titan , tflnotypeqoperator diff-“central
ems: r‘annia several weeks ago. and
traders left today to join her
Whoop“
lorz... . ’ . stall, , I;
' . ’ " h ‘ ‘ Grill. 97 8mm.
Erupts tilt-er
, .—
lnnd sufficient reason why he did not:
Ml“?!
.. in
‘ ELKHART. lntl., Dec. 22.-'l‘he iloin;
l\'. W. Bentham preached a sensational l
sermon at the First Christian servo-i»
last evening on dancing. The church .
was crowded, for the pastor had art-tl
nouncod that it he did not give s. good,
dance himself and why others should}
not. he would accept an invitation lot
a dance to be given in Elkhart and;
keep step with the best of the dancers. -
Dr. Denhani did not declare that all
dancers were bad.‘ But he insisted that
dancing was often
vice. He said: .
"We are not surprised that“ the mod.
ern walla has been tabooed bv the
leaders of the light. fantastic in our
own city as advertised in the local
press.
uni criminality.
aide-ration, together with the laws of
mind over mind, the influence of vital
contact. personal magnetism and'phy-
sichoiogicgl law, there is little surprise
at the evidence of statistics gathered
:tn‘ rescuing wayward girls and falleul
women. Twenty-eight thousand young
women.1r’ei's grotmdplio in the vice
mills of ludiana last} year. ,
"It is no secret that agents
ilckersla young Women use the. ball
rooms as recruiting stations in towns
andhiunlcts ,sl breathe land. L
ewes don‘t. men‘danae by them-
selves and 'the.\l‘0man by themselves.
as they did iii old testament times.
"But “18116558 «New Yorirsoctety,
it is aamhnccdylmve £1"th avait‘
ting out‘ra'als. where the position is
the same only you all. instead of
dance, d‘nri‘ogfitbe. rendering or the
music.-~ Jim ti... -
“Now is thst'more like it? We have
always, regarded it as unite a. nuisance
to hove, location [silicon Jain-e to
get a. turban. A room full of people
sitting around on sofas hugging to mn-
sic is more to the popular notion.
gives the old rheumatic-brethren an-
other chance to ‘waltz.’ A man in y
lose his appetite for dancing, but it
has to get pretty old before he loses his
appetite to caress uranium. and.
.asrlcilaly. should theae‘inen dress at; ill—
r‘telicately as do the women. tin; hli‘ter
n or-
.1
wounkthrow up their hands
rot.“ . '
,4,.
"."Pa said little wins.
looking up
[rem his arithmetic" "what's, a linear
wart: away-ea . litter)“: ..a "re:
'Duniley.“wliy.l no that‘s
M “encore
‘3 am ; .
i Bloch, of Bridgeport; formerly employ.-
ll. be will
t e ~81 8 of? and opened a talking machine store.
I. Machine Company. of New York: F. E.
The positions assumed and:
maintained therein are indecent. lni-.
modest. and highly conductive to act .
When dross pool on; . «
' :sture in Main street, Slammed, and
““d ”“V‘mum‘J-“l” m ”“9“ ““0 “m": with the machines did ‘conslderable
.2
1
for traf~ l
l
school teacher will nouf‘bc scoured to
fill out tiremiucxplr‘ed‘It‘erm of Miss
Dressc r. '"
The meeting then atiJo’urtied.
'*"“W"
BLOCH HA8 DiSAPPEARED.
Bridgeport Man Want to Stamford a
Month A99, .
chcrnl Bridgeport min are inter
csted in the whereabouts of Arnold
ed ‘by the American Gramophone Comw
party, who went to' Stamford recently.
Some of his stock‘wail secured from
the Victor Talking Machine Company.
of Philadelphia: American Talklnfi
Beach 5 Company, of Bridgeport; lien-
ry Horton, of New Haven. and Pardeee
llllenbcrger Company. of New Havent
. After leaving Bridgeport he ,hired a
business; A few daysrsgo ,Mr. Bloch
dls‘appcarcd suddenly and mysterious-
ly, and, the creditors began to make in-
quiries for the pay for the machines.
.‘l’he fact was then disddtere‘d, it is ab
lcgcd, that hghad shipped a-conalxu‘
l merit. of many of the mhonefillo New
Jersey, leaving behind a miscellaneous
assortment of sigma machines and rec-4
"T: ll'ealterdnfigmflfihclélit gen-2
dr . acct an..a We? _ are"
,and faced the stock. i“ W
1,th NOT REACH 1020 lRTHDAY
i HARTFORD, Conn.. .. za—nm.
l J ulin McCanh. who celebrated her inlet
“birthday on March," last. died at. St.
Mary a home. West . flariford. last
night. Death was caused. by a general
breaking down of rheusystemi- due [to
.old age. Mrs. McCann waabom'ln [rc-
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lllfiNNE'l‘T-lilOUijl‘tN COMPANY,
Much untieipatien'is already shown
over the visit of the Bennett & Motil-
ton Company at the Hoyt’s Theatre.
next week. The fact that such plays
as “Outcasts of Seclety," "The Work-
ing Girl." “A Daughter of the People"
and "The liellc of Virginia." are to be
presented at popular prices is an an-
nouncement that carries more than‘or-
dlhary intporta'nce to all engagements
of this kind. No similar attraction has
ever attempted a repertoire as preten-
tious as.ti_ita, or one that‘involves so
great care in general mounting of the
plays. No local scenery will be used
throughout the entire repertoire, and
all costumes, electrical and mechanical
effects are carried by the'management.
Matinces daily, beginning Tuesday;-
Monday evening's ladies‘ .llfteen cent
tickets can be procured at the advance
sale. The prices are 10,10 and 30
cents evenings, and 10 and 20 cents.
matinees. * “ ~
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Short Calendar. List Before Judas
‘ Thayar Tainan-ow.
' Cases in the civil superior court on
the short calendar to 'come‘ before
Judge John M. Therei- tomorrow are
as follows: . . (
Charles '1‘. lowndes vs. William I.
not A. Weed vex-«Daisy G. Weed, de-
fendant’s motion that plaintiff’s pro-
posed amendment to rent be not al-,
lowed; Jacob Motel: vs._ John Rota
stock at me; demurrer; Jacob Weber.
et at, Vs. Charlcs‘E. Baronet al., do:
mnrrer; Elmer 1“. Blank vs. Edward.
M. Fitzgerald, demurrer; Maximilian;
for more a cattle statement; Clarence.
Swan vs“! ewmanllondon. for-gelatin
are: William 13. Wheeler es. the 3..
L. Thompson Lumber 00., foreclos-
liiae ll
of defendant‘s rejoinder, motion for
permission to amend answer: Viola
1. Could vs. N. Y...N. it. c n. a. a.
‘93... motiongto eon-Tomlin counts. mo-
int
Railway Co. at ala., for_hnl‘judgrnent
_ tree, and for
roan vs. the 'rfiilhaton Street
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ache. Liver ‘or ‘Bowel troubles.
are gentle yoi thorough.
H. Baxter’s Drug Store.‘
Steamer "Bleacher.
Southampton and Cherhourg.
Stein vs. Edgar W. Hui-lock. motion“ j
are: People's. Savings bank v‘s‘. Friar? -
. 13.. Wilson et sis, foreclosure; Metro;
., ,. _ 1;. Co !B,,_.David.t.W.:. .
L ncli, motion to strike out a portion
,to make more: ' the; James T. -
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