earns runny moi itself.
11‘ PAYS.
ool, $5. 06 per mOnth.
. and Stationery M A. MERRILL,
. , Principal.
W tarantula. whpn
' :city.
7 . form, thorn being at the time little
' a, Magi stamina:
poultry from Mrs 9" t. 6‘! this
He declined with lid entered
a voluntary plea-ioiiiiuiltyu . -
Shortly after- il 'oi‘oclti Stale Attor-
nay Functional (instituted to the ocurt
a ration» of half an hour in ordor to
oxpodito buaiu‘oou, and tin: rccoau wail
lotion» *4
g This afforded tho counsel aonignod
j o» varioua prisoneru tho opportu-
to confer with their oiiontu and
till some calico to induce: them to ro
tract their former l ‘
guilty to tho 0118le a“ alleged throw
lug themselves upon tho mercy of the
court in hope of' gutting off: with a
lighter sentence. Many of the drill
pioau were colored to; ‘a matter at
quodtlon till to tho plinduors' guilt. In
auroral of such chaos a infraction oi
pica was announced after the moods.
and othor rotractlou‘o will he outdo to.
“A notlcoahlo feature of this term at
court. is the youthful Appearance oi
most of the prisoners. few being out
of the twontioa in point of ago.
After recess the following onsets
were taken up on retraction of plea
and were disposed of:
James Murphy. who stole a cheap
allvor watch from Patrick Boyle in
Jim- Jacquoa’ saloon; on October 4 an
unowiodgcd his guilt.- lie said he is
1 Boutonian and had been working
its a teamsier in iblu city and was so
employed at the time of the theft
clawing already been in Jail two
months, the ocurt made his sentence
six months mom in tho county jail.
James Scanlon acknowledged that
in November 30 he stole it chicken
‘rom Mrs. Mary_ Sdott’s coop in
Bridgeport and hid it in a saloon.
., 3TH! OTORE I8 BRIMFUL 0F SUGGESTIONS FOR XMAS GIFT
_I NVI‘I'E YOU TO OALL AND LET US ASSIST YOU IN MAKIN
our voun‘tisrs.
EA‘BLV BUYING HELPS US AND HELPS YOU.
N. r. a TAN.
d' Wgrbfngron Strict. South Norwoflr.
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eight of these. coupon. and all canto we will furnish, for a time.
It random with a aolld mold. fully warranted fountain pen. polish-
, u. rnbhér can. screw acetic n. beautiful delivery. worth 3.1. 50.
Continuation guaranteed ”tau wonder how you ever got along
.. omit. [Liam-y your coupon: to Clifford Pharmacy/,1”. B. Coleman. 10
ain street William _P. Bears. 49 Wall street; Edward P. Weed.
lid Wall street.
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS.
To Buy A
UILDING LOT
In the Cantor a! a Low Prion.
MW
IYLOR oi GOLDEN affair: for solo fan Bofidln‘o
an no Gamay atrial. barman Dollar and Orchard
labia. Nora/31k. 6"an l *- .. ' ,
oosR owing from
. in“! NW“
t3 $500. 00 Pair Lot.
«all: (fili‘
building l3: in the center
lit
for .1 home at sun low prices. ,
Elli»
- .hen iii
, case against him was nollod .011 aa-
' tlsawmoii
NhBAB later he and the chicken wow
urctl. He said that. he had lived
our “yearn in Bridgeport and prior to
ping there lived can your in Hartford
.ie had been in lull since December 1
for the chicken theft, and escaped with
one month's Jail sentence
Martin Conroy, a young man who
ives with his mother and alater on
now burglary for breaking into Rich
1rd Lombard' a auloou on Wall atrect,
.u which he was caught and placod'
.ndcr arrest. He admitted that he
ntered the saloon. expecting to step
some money, but was captured befort
a had secured anythlug- of value.
He has a previous criminal record.
was arrested for. being with anotbci
my at ailing when the latter broke
into a store in Bridgeport. He was
years old. At. that tune the
count of his being of good faintly. The
ithar boy wu sent to the state in-
dustrial school for boys. Judge Rom
back was inclined to hear tcatlmou
ram Attorney DoForeat as to the
Joys antecedents, and hid sister a
handsome young girl. came fol-wart
and stated that if the court would
mulco tho punlnhmont a hill aenttmct
unload of atgto priaon. aho bollovet
family lulluen n30 might allarwarda re
claim the boy. \
Judge Roralia was inclined in bi
lenient, and on he prisoner‘s prom
lilo to change his wuya if a jail sou
toned was given it .tho court madi
tho penalty four months in tho coup
ty Jail but wanted the. young llliil
that hla m-xt appearance before ilu
court would result in n alute priaot
sentence.
Thomas filenry, another young nun
whole trouble in duo in a lovo for
liquor, pleaded guilty to blanking lilil
Char: on B Guyor'u hardware) More w
Woulport at 2 ociooii on ha morn
ing of November iii fill-i c lullliiil. At
tomoy Boers. plocdod an autonomic
circumstances that the youmtvum ha
been drinking heavily lhill lay and
PERFEGT HEALTH FOR 25 QENTB.
W
Frank Baxter 'l'uiio How to a. Wall
for This email sum.
1 want to say Just a low worin on
the «use. of ulckuoau. and h w to
get well Constipation Ind dyupop
iii; are monolithic tor more sodium
than all of the other diabolical co bin
ad i am boon audios. for line not
loll mouibl, nth iolno that ha do
many rumor carom-13in. ow
anil‘l Specific" for the aura oi cobalt
and”! in wall in
tmod‘f‘i at li’m‘ lotion; lit at. “33
having to rumor nimble. (hiya
debuted” to mail» m that rczul'ur p an
un‘ an (idiom. d to any
ho “layman rum.
cot tho
oral!
not. d “till
outbound
.ondltwill
t Man it
{316 on Sept.
‘er he pleaded not guilty through his
Broad stro’et, was charged with atat- ‘
About two and a halfnyeara ago he 3
. fora «noncomhc
Matt is inlaid to. “hm.
'Ilhwv r who
durlua tho ottoman it John Brennan.
Dunuury. its uliu
a ho Hill plea won not utility.
Jainism Fonnoll
whoa charged with inhaling from Po-
tar. Hopkins monoy up tho mount of
i2 loot. i
lcaao J. Lungdou. at Datlhury,.
Oct. 3‘. rolieva‘d Miwtiu B. Mahy Mo 3.
gold watch. it wait another fair case.
He said not guilty...‘ , ,
Tony Capouch and Ram Milli.
mo boys. Wel‘fi sent from anhury.‘
for commuting a burglary on Data-
her 22 in the shop Sumner Bi 1.9
land. Edd In hut 'i‘hclr pica
wan not: gill fy.‘
Shaun Doolan, of Bridgeport. charg
ed with theft from the porodu on Ohio
her 12. p oadod not guilty. lie is sold
to him, taken a poohcthoolt from An-
ooulo Furro.
Harry B. Livingston of Dunburl'.
was changed with mail tram the pet» ‘
ion Ho relieved Charles Furnace of
a pocketbook on octohor 5 at the fair
lie pleaded not guilty. . '
Mike Blouz’ovitch of Woutport nu-
adult with intent to kill Joudph Litton-
ovalty. on August 7;
guilty. ,
Marlin Crouch.
pleaded not
allithuaniau. who
“has carved In tho animation unity and
whose appearance when
15an gn‘led n
curt. was debidédly rill nary. Was
charged with being a tramp and a
vagrant. rm. court analgend Alto:
,ley Wilsou to defend tho iItiriaon'or
and advised that he tulle: th 6 than
aside and get his story before puttlnli
nun to plea. Tho pi-iacner’a soldiarly
Roarind had impressed the court that
the man was no ordinary tramp. Lat-
counsel.
Thomas Garrlty wall charvol with
an assault with intent to kill John
F. Matthew by hitting him over tho
head with a glass at Stamford, m-
toilet 27. He pleaded not utility.
George Harbin... colorod was ac
cuaod of wilful injury to private prop-
erty in breaking a window in a build
‘ng owned by Frank Miller in and
city. on November 9. Hg‘ploadod not
only.
Anthony F Roadie. of Bridgeport.
:hargod with stealing $3 from the
lemon of Thomas J. Call. on October
l. pleaded not guilty,
laaac J. Longdon denied stealing a
‘15 watch from the person of Murdo
"razler. of Bridgeport on September
(‘erleu Macon was ob road with
passing a fifty cont couno orielt coin
upon Antonio Ferdinandu on Novenl
her 25. Ho pleaded not illiy.
Will’am McDonc‘d, 0 Stamford.
non of Peter Gallagher on October 22.
Ho nlpaviod out ”hilt"
Michael Mianctt, charged with stat»
ulnry burvlary for coloring the pron»
toes of Susan c.1‘ruboo. of Bridgeport
at mldnlaht. November ii. and aiao with
wilful injury to private property own-
ed by Thomas Rooney. from which
lead pipe was torn out. Plendcd- not
“1"”! of both channels.
Chariots Bhorfonhorg was charm!
with assault and intent to rape LII
lion Wilcox, of Stamford. on Btlplt'll‘.
bar 26: plea. not guilty.
Owen Sullivan. of Danhury. was
merged on throo counta of disturbing
tho peace and lining abusive language
and committing an nuuault upon
Georgi) Barrett nt Dnnhuty, Sopiom
her 24: plan. not guilty.
Jumoa Wlliion blooded not guilty to
itoulinz four ducitu from Mra. Almost
Mot‘ora' piano In Fairfiold. it in at.
low] that Wilson and album aioic
tho ducks and afterwards put ihuul
up at a raffle Thanksgiving two.
Anthony Btelnorwald was chat-gall
with burglary In catering tho atom of
Nibiork d: ltuaauil at Norwalk on Do
number it. in the night limo: pIMlJ not
”nutty.
Milo muuul. charged with tho om
nzvlomuui of 88? from Harm faint.
of Stamford his amployor November
26; plan. not gut lty.
John liolt. charged with criminal
'llilllllilb at Stanford. October it; plan.
not utility
Whoa Iclwtl yohiarilay if the tour-
that one: would no reached lblu term.
Stow Attornuy “8M5“! flipiiwi that
0 Adam mo would be triad. but
of. tho iiinhmidt outta would profit:i
hi: to over. concoct I“ not. yet boon
Mlinod Schmidt out! that in "holy
old bu «baby tho bronchi. court. ,
court mod about ills it. to.
until 10 o’clock nu: nib/mint. whim
other cards now pond will hosput
to plan 'l'lta lurr «chm roporl
In? tho mm. “16th Jbi in Whittle
tut cervical will not lanai-outrun ho
ombmlafm
on up u an-
poai up of limb cunnililtoliv to canto
up on Maudouiol plan ,
pact to him no valor .
t . @333;
doubt
‘i'
. non Arthur Salter .
on Ootoh‘or 22 aioaiiiis 15 vent: and ,
was charged with theft from the po"- ,
MRS FWK MANN
mo. Vluol la ocrtainly an ideal cod
liver oil preparation. for while the
disagreeable taste of cod liver oil in
entirely eliminated, it accrue to retain
all the life-giving elements. it. purh
flea and enrichoa the blood. tones up
the stomach and add» new life and vig-
or to failing health and strap h i
cannot recommend it too high y."
We guarantee Vinol la the host rom-
ody for stomach troubles. becauae
where old'faahioned cod liver oil. omui
films and sickening drugs upset and
derango digestion, Vinol finds a we‘i
came and is readily assimilated by the
woukeot stomach.
As Vinol contains in a concentrated
form all of the healing and strength
creating elements of cod liver oil. no:
tually fallen from fresh codu' liven,
but without oil or grease it has zen
um vital princlpics that cnaibe it to
heal and tone up the irritated worn.
tired stomach
We with every person in South Nor-
walit suffering with aévero stomach
troubhio would try Vinoi. amour guar-
nice to return the monoy if it fails.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
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Reported Central Vermont Will Run
Sound Lin. From Fall River.
An independent steamboat line to
New York from Fall River with New
London as. a: probable landinn point.
seem: to be practically a certainty.
The cotton in secured and . negotia-
than are practically completed for
the transfer of n wharf mutiny in
Faild River which the company will
nee .
Furthermore. it is stated on what
seems to be good authority that the
line will be run in connection with the
Central Vermont Railroad conimy.
Agents for that company no known
logbave been in Fall River during tho
but two or three wool" and ‘to have
been in conference with the men oom-
prialng the syndicate.
The Consolidated railroad ban the
only Sound steamer lines from Fall
River. The move by the Vermont Gon-
trul Railroad. if true. will hurt the
Concolldated'a freight business, as the
Control Vermont makes‘a specialty of
handling tho particular clans of freight
that Fall River demanda. Tho Central
Vermont, has extensive . weatom cou-
no'ctlooa at its northern torminala.
A“...
STAIN!!! TO DEATH.
Our text today is the story of the
minor who taught his ass to live on
allow. of which he gave him a smaller
portion every day.
Just an the minor had got. him so
trained an to eat. one straw a day—tho
poor on died
He in an an who starve: himself
to death—as thouaanda are doing. into
led by foolish teacheram—bocuuao their
stomachs bavo become too weak.
through neglect or dlaaaao. to do the
work which naiuro baa provided for
their stomachs to do.
Bocauac tho engine in out of goat
would you ccnuigu it. to the ionic heap?
Why no! Mend
Commit slow nullélde because your
tlixoutivo organs loch?
Certainly nor Take aural-vs Dye
papilla Tahiota.
(inc thing in aura as ahootinx.
You can never not a now stomach.
You mum moud it. or it will lead you
n uiiaorulilo axlatonuo.
Tho only way town (1 it In to lulu:
Swami Dl'lillbfliilil Tab at». ,.
'i‘hia haa boon practically and anion
tliltaily linoleum-atoll In! tho maul!
ihouuandu whom Stuart‘s Dyapopria
Tabitha havo politivoiy cured. afior av.
or! othor irontmont. of medicine. min
om waihrc. villi. and allow. aura nul-
cidol starvation. had lulled
Thom moihodr arc all nucleation-
“1”er “I”. a
Mimi's Walla 'f'ublatl aro scion-
tida—dhmtora our. and Idocuflful.
Haring cared to Myanmar--
mlny ohwhoin doubting have cultured
than m dowdow claim we
in w a to m that llama ow
m will unruly {do good to
not.
any whom we link. it. plain
imam. bromine in math to cure than
‘”lh“¥€l"nymn ‘
l d
volition carat brim um m diatom
cm In it Intuition continuum
intrudihmhiwilti‘ich mount ill at
COMPETITION Ego conooqu'r. ‘
3 oddi bountiful. a
bak‘o‘l‘la like strum ‘3 ‘ ‘
ilk painted in original designs with oriental cob
fihlsltcd tvl‘th‘ iridescent head fringes. 'Dhqy are
{add much to thc fitting of a room.
Salt: of Sofa Pillows .
We never had so many dill‘erent kinds of sofa
Pil~ 3
Iowa bvlore. Soft fluff} Pillows that add so much to a tired
body’s material comfort. We are havingr n spacial sale
and if you look at the south window of the Carpet Store
the values can be seen
Flkurcd Silk with full rallies, worth $1. 48, for 383:.
Figured Silk with sateen backs and rtimcs. worth $l,
for 75c. ‘ i
Figured Satin Tops with sateen backs and milled,
$1. 38.
Figured Satin Tops and sateen backs, $l. lo.
Ono. lot Pillows covered with Oriental Tapestry, 60c.
Head Rests worth 12 l 2c for 9c.
Silk waisiiuas.
'At the Silk Section are 75 or too daintv boxes each
containing just the right number of yards for a Silk
Walfit All of these are cut from our own stock silks and ,
arcof various {styleswand colorings, light
dark. ' '
medium, and
From $2 70 to $5 00. all under price just for the Holi—
day demand
l I ’ I .
There is a lot of interest to the Toy Store.
It does
not make any difference how old or how young one truly
be, the Dolls. the Méohauical Toys, Games.
are all attractive.
Books. Etc,
A little money will go a long ways too.
The D. M. Read Co.
Holiday PlCturéS.
A vary Choice collection of frame pictures are now l‘oudy for your in-
upocuoo nlolly grouped and display“ in an artistic monitor. We are down-
ing an ontlro notion of our noond Hoot to the showing of a special lino of
land-mud. crayono water colors, put sis and oil paintings, roll gums of art.
réu clnml‘ko your actuation: now and we will plan. It away until you are
'ohdy for It. 'i‘bla will article you to avoid tho Holiday rulh lam on. The
minty of pictures on sale range In price from
lOcls to $25 each.
...id...i
A. J allms & Co.
FUNERAL oioccroa AND EMBALMER
scum noawaut
I2 NORTH MAIN OT. “
WE ARN BEGINNING OUR HOLIDAY DIBPIlAY WITH AN EKHIBI?
351: ‘ro lino.
'ro apparition on nor.
'- WE AFLN OPNNINH UP FUN.» LINE“! OI" OTHER HQUPAY 6999!
OF" VARIOUS KJN‘DFI. 'I‘O WHICH W Fl ERMA: (Mill: YOUR ”AIRMAN AT-
WN’X’IDN
'F'ION 0P FRAMED PICTURES OF VARIOUS KINDS. IN REIGN FROM
COME IN AND ENJOY A m0}! A'I‘ THEM WHETHER YOU WISH
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