”s-‘lr h inn—anim-
‘o anlzatlon tanned
untappesr to have been
ill) much success. The emllI
he adult: and west of
’ItIhIch the outflow chiefly“2
as shown no sign of dim»'
,. Silo/the emigration
t of Cork to the llnited
diluted to 28.105: in 1901,
1902 23,410. and in 1905.
'I the eight months of the
the llgures are I8, 512,
th . corresponding eight
tor-Inshore. It Inexplained
a, In good dondltlon andi
...............
. the Russo-Japanese war
or sent first- {grade skele-
1 orange cloth Is the gay
dvIvlng toilette of reseda
the founer are excellent
itchen holders
~line check are veiy pop-
‘ tract. suits and morning
id:
department;
pun Ipaili or payable to the state in
, case‘s dlmsed of in the superior court ‘
and courts of common pleas i3 87.187, ,,
Because it Stops the irrita~
Itio'n, soothes the tissues and
turd this, too, wul eventually go into
the state tréasnry This leaves 310.
484.82. of the 813, 737.60 to he paid
back to the state‘ The commission-
'ers feel that this is a good financial
showing. as the operation of the de-
vartnrent will cost the state only 83.
7.7 for the year.
he heaviest lines resulting from
pros ecutlons by the department were
for violation of the license law. Bridge-
port suffered the most paying 82, 205.
Hartford was next, paying 81,200, and
Waterbury was third, paying 31, 000.
Most of the other prosecutions store
for gambling Hartford offenders
were fined $000 for this violation.
The report is as follows:
“To His Excellency, Ahlram Chfiiher-
lain, Governor of the State of Con.
necticut:
“In conformity with the provision oi
Chapter 141 of the public acts of 1903,
requiring the commissioners of state
police to file with your excellency an
annual report, setting forth in detail
the work of the state police depart-
of June, next preceding, the controls
, sioners respectfully submit such re-
port for the year ending June 30,1904
“0n the let day of July, 1008 the
commissioners met at the capitol .Ir
had been administered, selected Frank
T; Brown-of Norwich,,to bewpresldent
and Marcus H.1iolcimh of Soothing
ion to he clerk. As soon thereafter
as practicablc.51‘iamoiy,=‘hn the 13th
day of July. 1903, the commissioners
by a majority vote elected Thomas F.
Egan, of Southlngton. to be atomic
tondent and Arthur L. Story, of Non
wICh, to be assistant Superintendent
of the/ department
the following darned persons were ap
pointed to be state policemen: Mor
rill 5. looks. of Ashbord, Frank C
Barnes, of Plyn‘to‘nth: John A. Flynn
of New Britain; William W. Clark, 0
Bethel; William O'Brien, of New [in
Von; 0n the 1th day of November
I ,
moths ant-,9
ment for the year ending the 30th day ll
Hartford and after the oath of office .
violation license law, 891. 70 lines; 4
"On the 19th day of october 1903 ,
Why Scott’s Emulsion?
heals the affected membranes,
When? Right away.
Scott‘s Emulsion begins to
help with the first desc.
We'll send you a sample frsolpon mm.
. soon It; 'aowna. «to Pearl am. Nu m
W
Inn mum)...
violation license law, acquitted.
New Haven—«Thirty-ono prosecu-
tions. for frequenting gambling house.
8165 lines: ‘one for gambling. bound
over. .
New Iondon~Two prosecutions for
theft hound over,
NoNlch-Twenty~one prosecutions
fer violation license law, 3945 lines;
two for violation license law. polled;
Mac for violation license law, 8200
nee; one for violation license law,
acquitted: one for violation license
acquitted; one for gambling, 825;- one
for liquor seizure, ‘nolled: one ‘- for
breach of peace, 00 days in jail.
Orangou'l‘wo prosecutions for vlo~
lotion license law 8250 lines. .
Plymouth-Two prosecutions for
for breach of peace and assault, 310
lines.
Preston—One prosecution for viola
Lion license law. 3100 line appealed
Sonthlngton—-Nine prosecutions for
violation license law, $760 lines: one
for theft. 87 fine; one for theft, :7
line; one for assault, :5 fine.
Spruce—One prosecution for viola-
lion license law. 8_fl00 no ‘
Thomaston-Ono prosecution
llolatlon license law, 8300 line.
Waterbury—Thirty two prosecutions
‘or violation license law, 81, 000 lines.
Number of cases investigated. 415
‘lumber of prosecutions, 313
for
' i
license law, bond forfeited: two for ‘
law, continued; one for, screen law,‘
A Play (or Every
10h».
.THE SCENIO‘“
COMING
, fife POPULIRIAMUSEMENTSA
0003 'I . mixture won’t :,I dp , . ,
HOYT' S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY -
MONDAcY. OCTOBER 10.
Format" A Mittsnthal's Twentieth
Century nudes-u,
“No Worldlng PHI:
for Her"
i‘A BRIDE'B CONFESSION.”
By Theodora Knitter. , ‘
A STORY OF LOVE, HATE, LAUGH»
TER ANID TEARS.
Alina, Woman, Boy,
Girl. Son, Daughter, Sweetheart, Sio-
FULL OF DEA ATiD SURPRIBES.
AVII?)ANTION OF THE
.8EA
WELL ACTED. EY 0A" COMPANY OF
WELL-KNOWN PLAYERS.
PRICES—26c, 360 and has.
BEATS Otl SALE THURSDAY.
l
'm‘ihiifiinwfi”
Through the »,Piotumgus ~ E
ashxsmsc nu. L s ,4
to the Thriving an: Progressive City;
, o , g , .
Plffsflald. Men.
At tbo‘ao'non of the vm when the
Autumnal Foliage Presents the
idar the laws of the State of New
Irlgh‘t engine, one main shaft, forty
,i'est, more or less, with pullIes, coup-
‘ said factory a notice of linen levy.
rtue of [writ of execution
lot the Court of Cl 1'
‘ Milli the 10th day of Septem-
has; 3004, in favor of Jeremiah Don
vs , of the Town oi! Norwalk. anti
against Th6, Challenge Mantitscturlus
(ion) moan! y" corporation organised
66!. and hevlns a place of business in. ‘1
said Norwallt. the said execution being
Issued to". satisfy a judgment for Lt, In
sum of; 10. 20 in the whole. with is?
ful interest thereon from the 10th day s
of September, 1804, l have levied on»!
the interest of the within named debt-r :
or corporation in and to the following ‘
described goods and chattels. to wit;
Que 25 H P. boilorfime 7 ii. P. up-
lings and boiling attached thereto,
two burnishers or pollshers, two pol-
ishing pads. one electric plating mach-
ine. two bench vices. one bench drill.
IWo machine drills, one small emery ,
wheel, one turning table and lathe.
one grind stone. one forgo drop cutter,
four strips of sheet iron, one letter
press, one office chair, four window
screens eleven dozen ornamental
whisk broom holders, fifteen dozen or~
namental match safes, ten dozen pair
Japannod 3 by 4 shelf brackets. live,
dosen wire gilt terretts, one half doc
on draft regulators. eight dozen patent
sash holders, two plnochle counting ’
boards, three parts of cribbage count-
lng boards, several wood hacks for
cribbsgo boards: all of which said
property 1 found in the, factory of the
sol The Challenge Manufatcurlng
Company, In said Town of Norwalk.
And I posted on ibe,Iontcr door oi
And will sell the Me at public
auction to the highest bidder In the
said- factory on Water street on Tues«
day, October 11th 1804, at ’10 ocloclt
in the forenoon.
Attestz,
JOHN W. SCULLEY, ,
‘ Dephty’ Sherlfffor Nirneld Cgunt'y;
' 0
811
III-y live.
P. s. L. once will never wear another malts
maintain the high standard of former years.
, enough for any hand and a better glove never was sold at one t ”and , .
o'dr profit is less on PA, i... but our. business Is lurker ‘ '
than on all other makes combined.
Every pair whrranted. ,
a on *1...
per pair
. The Fine Soft P. it h Washable Gloves are growing in favor.
Water and soap is all that is required to make them clean and.
fresh.
and
perfect fitting
the market.
Warraniod to you at ONE DOLLAR per pair.
'
OINE FIFTY PER ‘PAIR.
The “Essex" Gloves, haVe cape. mannlsh gloves that are soft '
They are the superior of any other make on
CASHMERE GLOVES.
MITTENS.
Prices ranging, the very lowest possible for sterling qualities.
" We “‘shllli ‘
The P. s L. In good
l.
:1
A
!
Every cuistomer who buvsifi.
\
GOLF GLOVES. ‘ ' ”
..
6.
inn
cult and high puff‘is seen ‘903 “9"“ ““9 recommendation “‘9! Recel ts and Disbursements. Most Charming plural T” “ Lo T L 3 A E. TH T ‘ L
.9: velvet as well as on KW“??? CgufleishmI l’iirsealhur'st o lmount rgceived "'0'“ state Pictursgr’l sayggrnZErds foetca ovtg‘y‘3 (rose E {nggiastliningde‘lfgufl'
.. 41339;.“ A ruffle of Forwic tout ,iilihc no moyce, WII treasurer. 813,737.59 Tuesday, October "lb. ‘ d t 3* Ponce de Leon had. discovered the
111,001! “3““: material arm or; n o e same o co \mount paid salar- SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN LEAVES game with tie Ainster amo a . tam .sdlituin of youth". “Ain't n simple ..
= If“ “(a Clgggsflfifif“ “9'33? 18‘ 0 ion, , I 39,007.92 . M ford yesterday afternoon by the score he exclaimed as he dipped in his (in-
diecem 9;: h, 8th 2.“; ”ml???" imount. paid dcpu- ‘ South Norwaik 8'08 of 2 to 1. Col-coral). of the Connec- ger and tasted the mixture. "Wily.
dersiand that coffee and tea amisse “'1 I 9 ° anusry, ty sheriffs and """ ‘ """ : .Lu t SI t I, 'twirlcd f stain. it's nothing. but rouge and burnt
ettor made with water that and Frank C Barnes “38‘5““ 0“ u“ other officers sp o~ Norwalk """""""" 8.10 c“ a. 6 engine. or matches and a little pink powder'”
drawn and Willy bo,iled 25th of April 1‘904 - cinlly employer? 51. 820 00 I Wilton ............. - ....... 8:19 lords, allowing the New Yorke, but: '
”I “Acting on complaints died with an: “mm“, of “perm, , Stopping at Great ammo... stock- , . . four hila- Amati. the New York Na ‘ w I~- ~~~m~- -.-. ~
”‘1‘“ conceived the idea made to the department, 415 easel tendent’s and , . bridge. Lu and, Lgnox.‘ lt \fll“ Pa“ You . , tlonnl League team twirler, did the
lon rubber rings on the were Investigated during the period it pollcomen'e ex- _ , DUE PITTSFIELDI’IWD NDON. " , fr. ' _ fancy box stunts for the visitors and F61- BIUe Honda"
0 can screw the cover question. I «pundits, 2,600.70 Return Special train will “a" Pittl~ gave Stamford but two safe swats.
(“m Iii ‘ hint to the The work 0 the department forth \mount of com- , field “ 4. 30 p. m In I“ it) use us before 9:05).an anything in Stamford (undo twli errors to one by
our to make memo) this» WI“ It! WV“ “13 I930” ‘8 3‘5 ‘0“0‘” 4 millionaire- ex. Ahoy. 5.511 :- ' 016 WWW“ ""61 W3 W6 6 MW “‘0 Amsterdam” 100 CLOTHES Pius. . 105
”MW ‘- AnsonianThroe ‘7 npnasobutlons ’0' ‘ pend-s. 76.30: 1 ROUND TRIP ONLY-41.00 clean stock our prices are right, and .._._ 10 LBS WASHING BODA too
“9"“ in the livin: room seem theft, 80 days in jail; three for pollu lmount paid for 8 .00~ - u can . us “I kl "m”. _ L081“ N THE WOODS. . .
an a fad and the various home MOI]. 0T ”"63“!“ ’10' fines judgmon bultnua, badges ' SPCGIDI TIOKDYI will be GOOD}. DM’ 0" y. p y cm y My Joseph JOBS!!!) and Smxfley June 7 OZONE SOAP. ”nun-id“... 250
are gIVIng In good deal of ““51"?“de and handcuffs, ’ 138.00 8966'” Train and DI“ " Y” W""- “'° W“ P“P"°d “I‘ t". , wont hunting in the woods live les 5 LBS. STARCH, ........ 250
this fall to‘ design for the 39‘7"“ “"09 WWWW‘IM ‘0' I'M“ Excursion Tickets, the number of coldweathor if noegvhy not? We have north of Greenwich, the oihth day. 10¢ 301-115 BLUING, ........ .. 8i:
meshes and to the tnrnish- “0“ license law ‘85 ““99 $13,737.50 which WILL BE LIMITED mun be my... ”.0 blankets and comforts. 1 They drove over to the pincc In a ‘ ,
' . . I, ‘Bozrah-L-Two proaecutlofifl [for 710 \rnount paid to “We ”a“, ‘ porous-ed before entering the can, and an“ too . hu’g‘g‘y. in life Woods the two young ,
”or know hand work in the lotion "09"“ law, ’80 linen one 10' urerhy department, $0,287.82 0" “90'" “I'D W'" N “Hum" g ' ' ‘ men became separated. J Iup stroll 052 o s
g of everything with which heft bound overt as n \mount paid or payable to. THE new YORK, new HAVEN ell ave miles to Greenwich d return , I: .
' o to beta such favor?—- lufcgfigfgfi'figéiiflmv 3°25” ‘hngg state in cases disposed of AND HARTFORD RAILROAD 00. A .J. Angevn'“ (Q on swamps is; than.l {Ring fsgbrt‘figdcgb‘e' 72 N. Mg)” 3f" 30. Ngmglk
. s . .. in n e c , ‘
ry, (“I‘M “pg-1:83:32: in: two for violation canoe law, bond in the “PM!“ 00““ and 4’19“)“ 0' T "ENNT‘EAD' ' w B on g
I vryt‘ filing
‘ s s info and.
Boston Cooking School Mags
.3 number of recipes for
It found" steak tempungly.
them th : Trim of! all the fat.
steak in’ inch pieces. Flour
r, lacking that, a bean-
icely” Put a little salt
add a lovf“ bits of butter.
‘n this way until all the
'é'w 'iI he mitt.
the gravy a dell-
‘ ‘ ’ ‘ .gl‘)
. he gl'
cndign and hon “
occupieh tire
‘ . ., Shell, pop and
til en full of walnuts.
ll It) ill!
at}: PIN?“
sheets of papoIPIn i‘i‘ny‘
' unity In a pinch oven
Covet inn, most when!
“in
' -fi)r vi'ol‘h
forfeited;18 for bllng, bonds for
felled; one for gaingl Irg‘, nolled. ,
Bristol—vone , ution for viola
tion license law, 3200 lines.
Burlington—Eight prosecutions to
violation license law. three months it
day’s” in Jail; two for assault, 30'dny
I" . .
ankli ——One prosecution for vlt
time so law, 850 fine. .
Glaston cry—JR Three prosecuti
a license law. 860 line.
* Whom prosecutions ’ f6
gambling, 3160 lines; one for g‘
tiling. pond. forfeited paraphernal
destroyed; one for violation licenst
law, 81000114); three for theft, honor.
991' . If ,
Gro rosecution for viola
tlon?‘ lide'nlk pm, :25 line
hmordtwiiisu prosecutions \for Vii
ion lice e laws, 81.200 fines; om
audallcense law. acquitted
' lolliifon licensi; law. ”Oi
am; one for perjury, six months It
Jail; thrown)!“ WIDE. 8500 their
Killingly—One prosecntlm for via
his license is . e for vic
(the “dilute”
«symbw n'i bu
or no pro-ecu on or r
y ligand over; one for theft
Mfrs!
gton—-One prosecution for ';
“dignified and breach of peace
counts of common pleas,
S10, 484.82
, IPRANK T. BROWN, 6’
' MARCUS H. HOIACOMBE.
‘ - JOHN H. PERRY,
-. JAMES HUNTINGTON,
HENRY F ENGLISH
tfi‘HOMAS Fl ,
' ARTHUR I). TORY,
. . Commissioners of 'Stan Police.
Hartford. Oonn.,ISept. 20. 1804.
RANK IRYAN CONGRATULATED.
" flow Yorlt Tribune.) ‘
Frank Ryan, the young lrishman
who broke the bottle of champagne
n the "how of the Connecticut after it
did slipped from the hands of Miss
_. (lice. Welles, and who named the huge
,viittlo ship as she slid into the water
t hdr launching on Thursday, will
iercafter be a marked man in the
levy.
estorday still wondering whether he
lad done right in acting as he had
Irlthont any orders. when he Was told
) report at once to Naval Courtroom:-
‘3axtel‘: ’W
terhap o 1631) of his Joli: Ryan made
It: 173)on the union of the naval ooh
, of ,I .
“Whitt did you break
or?" ' demanded 1‘th
"cigned seriousness. .I
-t
u
He Was working on the boat ,
ith visions of a reprimand,- I‘
Betti" bottle ‘,
or with “-
,bln halting tones Ryan esplsiriod that ,
0 5-810.
SEASON TICKETS WITH CHANCE
I OH .10 ill GOLD, .i....., 759
Matinebo—Thureday
nflornoo‘n
ions, Summing
‘ Refreshments. Valuable
COMING!
Crud Carnival
6!“
5,“?Priul.
General Pamnasr Ansnt.
- The Norwailt Firel 6'
ti Saturday
, 134 WASHINGTON STREET
FERIOR
can enter. 591mg
rod 1). AXE. for” In
rneflnrgnesrt rounder?
GOODS, not: 3161: GKRO
. noun 3
THE DES. AND YOU WILL ‘FI
elude Jessup
ll”?
DMEIVE ORDER ; HERE
d left for home.
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RECOMMEND THIS STORE. THERE 'IS MIGHTY LITTDE SATISFACTION IN COOK-
1N6 [F ALL YOUR SKILL AND ALL YOUR EFFORTS ARE SPOILED BY THE 1N-
UALITY OF THE GR CERIES YOU USE. WE ’HANDLE NOTHING BUT
p“ can Pistons RIOHT on EVERY" ITEM.
OP DRAKE’S CELEBRATE!) CAKE iN THIS CITY.
WARM-E CAKE, ”€13"
OAKS}, HICKORY NUT CAKE,
THE MAKING OF THESE
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