Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Steegmnller,
of New. York have boon upon ding _, i ‘
(.‘hriIIt'InuII with Mr. Steerillnilerln too
titer. Mrs. Burhnro Ii Steegmuilor, of
17 Ouintnrd avenue.
Hurry Alexéndor. non of I. Alexan-
der. who III now loomed In New York.
uncut Christmas Bunduy with his filth
er and hill brother. William Alcxan
'l in South Norwulk.
" :um Georgefiwher. of Wentileldr
who lion been, Intending Chrlutmnu
from lilo to 28¢ a yard.
as law wssr wumuorou or.
‘ 110311111 FOR MAY Mhn'i‘hn's puritans;
(Now for The leidiil Selling
. It In hard to know Jolt ‘M1o'ra to begin. It will be ritually hard
know just will". to atop are me In many thingl to talk about1 900
things, useful thingmror «ital Inge; thing: that we haVc been our
Americas most popular dosuort which
received Highest Award. Gold Mode]
at 81. bottle Exposition. An aItiniic
tnhia; decoration that also plenum; the
militia? :Vel‘youay toproparc. Six
ollolc‘o unravel—«limited. Orange, linen
“in.” N9RWA‘54551‘FONN' §iii:£::.,§":£ figm’i‘lti‘e‘lfi maufitifirig" berry. Strawberry. "Chocolate and fullymo‘loctlug for mambo paint to make thin holiday equipment locond t
i i I not home this uftet noon Chet ry Order a package of each. to- "mad (:31:1‘3:amzngxomur‘gnfhhhflnm‘ 2mm Kilo b all?“ :1“!qu
‘ (‘hurleli McNaIiy. .I South Norwulk titty from your stocor. 10c. When :r oyverlookad. 9° ° °' q, "3 n 9
a “laid
wnartiiin I FORECAST.
For NorWnik and vicinity: Fat
and colder tonight and. Thursday. 'I‘h
storm that was control In the MlnIIlI
ulppt Volley yodterdny morning he
meted mtwnrd and is now contra
over the northern portion of Now En
land. The cold wave that was In th
northwest yesterday morning to net
felt in the central and nouthern not
thins. It was 25 degrees colder I.
Atlanta, (In. this morning than It wa
In New Haven. The temperature I
below zero In the northwest. (30nd
tiqns farm for. this vicinity ilurrictt I. ,
snow followed by clear and much cult
or weather Ionlght and Thursday. 'I'h
temperature will fall tonight to nbot
15;». degrees above zero. Storm wart
logo are continued along the coast.
A large number of the Inchlldt‘i-lcel
oloctrlo lights at the South Norwnl
Railroad Istutione ware burned out In.
night.
Mr. and Mrn. H. Ii. Coley. of No
Walk. were (‘Ihriutmnn guests of the,
daughter. Mrs. Oliver 1i. Jennings. I
Sotlthport.
Frederick Davis. of Richmond Ilil
spent Christmas with hie parents, M
and Mrs. Franklin L. Darts, of Hon
liton avenue.
John Snyder lion very low nt In
home of his son. Calvin Snyder. t".
Ely avenue. illn death It; expooto.
nny minute.
MI and Mrs ..l W. Carroll and so
Jack of Philadelphin. m npendiu
the holldnvs with Mr. and Mrs .Intne
Cousins, of Taylor avenue.
Of the 112 children committed to th
County Home at Norwnlk Int-It you
Dnnbury sent eighteen, Bethol sen
none nnd New it‘nslrfleid one.
Begin the New Year with It. um
diary and a new not, of blank bookl
Big line at William P. Beers“ book an
stationery stores, 49 Wall street. No:
walk, and 6 South Muln street, Soul.
Norwnlk.
Mrs_ Underdowu. of Hillside Place
held It family gathering Monday
Among those pronentfwere Mr. on
Mrs. Herbert Moltrnuu and daughtet
Mr. and. Mrs. A, A. Hodlshon and not
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn.
Washington Como, No‘. II. Pntrlotl
(lrdvr oi‘ the Sour of America, wl'
hold its annual election of officers It
morIow night. There “ill also be Ir.
itiation of candidates. unuunt Ioll (Ill
and II tempting supper. All Inembet
ate. urged to he piesent.
The telephone III II port of mochani
out Jueknoull-Irntlco. No matte:
what you want. the telephone \vlll hell
you out and in nine case» out of ten
nettle tho whole. matter. Ono I'iill IIItrd
ly afford to lot, ilu- cont of ii fow cent'
a day keep thin "handy man" own.
from the home,
The members of the ()illI-lul llourd r
lhe lt‘lrot Methodist Episcopal (lltIlI‘c‘
are requested to attend In It body the
funerul of tho" InteH com S (ltngoti
tomortou at? p. In. The montberowll
meet in limit of the Hotel (liilotd n
1.45 and lDtli't'il to the l'flNiiiPnCI‘ G
William C. Poole. 59 South Mull
street. where the services trill be held
The lldrtl‘ord. Timon utiggoulu tho
the excellent order of VlCO-PI‘OI-lillvllr
Todd, that all New York. New Huron
nnd Hartford trains ntnrtlng from li’l‘"
tulnnl polutu shall leave on ncltvtlule
”Hit“ and not trail for connecting trulllr
that are into, ought to ho nupplemeuicd
by ditollwr lu lill‘ l‘lfl‘l‘l. that till trains
.vhnll nrrito III it‘l‘lllilllil points on
time.
Alrvudy lilo Ilflt‘rlltltlllh nrr Izrmrlnp
longer. The gold thus for hnn burn
only ll. minute. but by the end of the
trunk Ibo Itllll will not [our iIlIllIiit‘li
Intvr limit It did on the Nth. 'l‘he
morningu will grow l\'I'II lllillllll'li uhort-
or during the III‘I'HI‘III \vwk. no the
tiny Ivtll guilt only two luiuuteu ltI
length from now until llit,‘ end of the
your. 'l‘heu the dolly period of Ilny-
light. will begin to expand ut curb and.
Mr. nnd Mr». I). W, I‘ltliilpu, A. It.
Fulton. II M. Steele. N. Miller. Now
Yortlt F'. M limiter, i‘ l) IIIItl-n. lion-
Ion; W. F). mettle. Gionlmmk: James
.I. Lyon». (lhirngo; A it‘. Ilulloek. Cut»
nIIIlIIIIIId. N, ‘t‘.; W. W Hall. Auhlnnd.
Ky; Ii. E. VIIIIhooiI. .lollioo. Tunneli-
her: J. I. Burkhnrdl. ilmuh Kent, 121,;
iiiunuol Kteler. Rim-field; t: .w. lineu-
Inc ilnrtford: V. M King Oanluiry;
it. Hurluell Waterford. N. Y.‘ .. Frank
F. Bt-Iloll, Ilrtwttwicliz J CIIIII‘U.
litmih‘Norwulk were IIIIeIIIII yentordny
at Ibo liolnl Clifford.
IETTIR THAN OPANKINO.
Spanking also not euro ohlidren oi
hell wetting. if It. did thin-o would be
low children that. would do II. There
lull conuiltutionli cotton for title MI‘II.
Iii. Summon. Box all} Nolro Dante.
but. will need our hom'c treatment to
my mother one units no money
Write her loony l1 your children trod
hlc you to thin wily. “ Don't. binmdthc
fluid. The chliit‘eii are it can‘t help
h .le ., . .. a .
Special 1!
Sugar Cured Hams
126 lb
{AVE lT AT THE SAME PRICE AS THE THOUSANDS OF OTHERS
)ONVENIENOE.
i
Telephone Service is the Greatest of
Household Ulilliles.‘
u...
lT WILL DO JUST AS MUCH lN YOUR HOME AND. YOU CAN
I'O WHOM IT is BRINGING PROTECTION. ECONOMY AND SOCIAL
i
)ONVENIENCE lN THE DAILY LIFE.
I
I
EXCHANGE RATES FROM $25.00 l
WE ALWAYS HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE TO CALL AT YOUR i
l
Telephone ;
0. , i
31 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWAIK.
KRIEGER
BLOCK.
I
Only three days mole of I904. The Opportunity Circle of tile NoI-
Gilli-old ludvou. of Ilurttold huh walk Billillh‘l Chuteh IIIII moot totnoI-
IeeII visiting relatives III South Norr '0“ afternoon 1‘17m”mfl"9““0- l
mlk. ‘ MI. and Min cute to out, "c m.....,.
R. (l. Hendricks and family. of "itlt‘k nut street. South Norlvalk. entertain-
IOI.-k,’unent Christmun with friend.»I In ed Countable and Mrs. Smith 0. Keoloi
‘lortrulk. of Burton. over Clirlstnmn.
Tho Ihousundn who received IIIIIwal» Mr. and Mrs P. N Leach. two Cililti‘
as on Christmas gifts et-rininly had run and mold. of Duubury. are Mit‘llii‘
opportunity to use them log a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. ll.
Charles Coniutock, of South Not» Lil‘vl't‘l.‘llce. of West street.
I'IIIII. Spi‘lll Christmas. III his former Mr. dud Mrs. S. M. Alter and IllIIIKiI-I
homo on South Main street, IIIIIIlIury. iI-rs‘ it'lllilt'l and Mildred, .oi‘ West
Mr. and Mrrl. David ll Mlllrr, Jr“ ntruet, Intro been visitor. relatives III
of Elmwood avenue. have been IIINII.:NIIrII'nllt nod South Norwnlk.
ug Muior IlnleI ll. Milli-r. in‘ Georgi- Mrn (leotgo l). Kepler. of South
town. Main Shoot. wont to New ancu to
Miss Chm-lotto inunout, lonelier in spend Chriutnmu with her duughter
thr- gmm, Norwulk mg), 30me In Mru tleotge'l‘. Buirell oI'IJI IloIrIIId
spending the, lIolldny \‘ncnilou in Non ,III'H‘INI
l'orlt I-iII : lII lieurv land of Snugututk uhol
Olive BIIIIIIII Lodge. Knight» ”r p. Innendn the winter III Worthington. I).l
,of South Norwalk. have. returned after
‘npendlng several days on guests
i MIL.
, itlo. Japan. won III btu homo on Liberty
' street. Dunbnry, Sunday and Monday.
'ilio Circumcision. will not be It inst
Itluy in the Catholic churches.
’Inrn four fonstu on
,Ivhloh tho ohllnntiou Io font on the
lit)“ the Assumption,
: let flee tuition
midnight of tho l‘outul Tolegmph Coin-
puny, in spending the week at his
home III Dauhury. and in his absence
Fred Davis in in charge of the office.
John Paul and Milan Anon Seymour.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Louie N. Cornwall, of It)
Bulmforth avenue. to Dunbury.
Mr. and Min. Willlum It. Wallace
have returned to New York offer It
VIIIII ,with Mr and Mr» (Ioorgo
Sprnguc anti Mru. Mury ('2. Day, of East
Norwalk
William W. Shepard, the well-known
bicycle rider. who hdtI been employed
by H.. ll. Builder, in South Main
ntreot, for some time, IIIII: moved to
BostWon where he will t‘tmitlo with hlu
pnrunte
David A. Decker. who In now with
the Perkins Electric Compnny. with
headquarters in ’l‘orrlngton. arrived
In South Norwalk Sunday and will
remain until Thursday ut his home on
Crescent Terrace.
Mine Margaret DeV, Annette returned
to New York yesterday. utter having
spent Chrletnnni Monday with Mr. and
Mrs 'I‘ Mnruhnll Andrew and Mr llllti
MIS. William F. LDC'MIVVOIIII of II West
Main street Not unlit
DI. John 1‘. Kennedy. formerly of
South Norwalk. but; been trntinforretl
flout the Naval AI-ndqur. Annapolis.
to tilt Utr'lotl Stntos IIIOIIIIor
Ampblttllc. lie will report for duty
at (Iddntonumn. Cuba.
(‘Inpinlu .lnmen Ryuu, ot‘ the United
Silltt‘fl ullll}. who line just been ap-
pointed to tho position of Illlillill') III
tactic of the Alliel‘ltiill I'llllllliiil) III To
Saturday. the vigil of the Fenat of
Thom
the calendar, to
vltzil. or tiny preceding the (cunt. is;
clinched. Those tenets um Pente-
All Sulnte' day
and Christmas Thole in no obligation
to [not on the Ilglln of tile Fem-Its ot'
the immaculate Com-.optlon the As
nonstop and tho Circumcision.
._._..
MAN AWAKEN3 TO HEAR
HE HAS BEEN KILLED.
Mistaken Identity in Railroad Accl-
dcnt Robs Him of Slumber.
Thomnn Holder, of Asntoy. Pit. was
awakened one morning recently by It
mun knocking on the door of his
bonito t’lllIi uniting lt‘ Thomnn Itoiucr
Ilteti there
"You “ IIILIII Ileluer. “whet. in II.'."
“I‘ve had new»; for you.‘ sold the
1mm. "Vt-rt- bud news. He has been ‘
killed on the rollrood.‘ ”I guess not."
enld llelner.
EIXIIIIIIIBUOIIR followed, end it an
poured that n strungo man had been
Identified lift ileinrr. and a rullronder
was Hunt to (In ltouue to break the
down
‘ ”I II mthm lone half on hour‘s slocpl
than both ltge.‘ nuid Rclnev, "so I'll
forglw you for 'dluiurblng me' "
lNTERNATlONAL LANGUAGE.
you make Ice Gleam use Jello ICE
CREAM Powder. All ingrodlontn In
the package. At all grocers. 2 pimp.
(or hire '
KEEP THE HEART YOUNG
Old Age Can he Kept at Arm's Length
to the Lalt.
There are low bettnt ways of foot-
Ing Father Time Ihnn following the
oiill advice to "keep the heart young."
writes Robert \Vohetet Jones III tho
Hounekeeper. It is astonishing how
young at fullou can look nnd fool who
maintains it flerlh and lively interest
in npoItII nod pnutlmtu ox him some
hobby which he can ride in leisure
moments. Anybody Who has his
health can keep -young. lll-honltb Is
the only excuse for age. and even this
handicap In Iifo'n race can he ovet‘
come in large measure by It cheerful
contented mind.
That the length of human life Is
grndually Increanlng. ntatlnilcs show.
It in not Increasing by leaps and
bounds. nor In there. any indication
that perpetuul youth shall ever be
our portion An- we loath better how
to live up Silllli liH} longer and http-
plor liven. We (rennet hope to live
to: Nov, and Ilmn spent In planning
thin IIIIposnllIilltv in time “hosted
~.......~...n “aw . mm
Whole lend to Turkey Belle at $15 an
acre: good farming land at $100 to $50
lheNorwallt Savings Society
. Norwalk. Dec. 8. 1904.
Interest at the rate of four (4)
per cent. per annum. for the cur-
rent six months. will be credited
Depositors january 151. 1905. and
paid to them on and after Jan-
uary zoth.
Per order of Board of Direc-
tors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
(122 ml Treasurer.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
and lrpuble
if you tend to that. Holiday Cold be-
fore It. gets II. firm hold on you. A
box of A. B. I3. Cnpsuloo. token no
noon on the cold shows itself will saw.
you from notions nlcknotus. We also
have. tht best and most effective Coug‘h
Medicines
the leitfuss Pharmacy
8 NO. MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK.
, bug. with leather handle,
We are ready for the
thublnitlcal y ready than haw.
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFB.
Of til the importnnt‘itomn that go
man soiling. there in no feature more
important than handkerdhiefsl Such
nsuortmonta and values ‘as we are
showing will unruly coznndmd your at
tontlon.
Indies heinntltchod helm, embrold
eied Imndlterclilefn, very.ohocr linen.
at 39c each.
Ladies hemetltchcd smut-,oldored
aluo embroidered positional handltor
chiefs, a large assortment, at 25c. ,
landlen’ plain hemetllched and fancy
embroidered handkerclilefu. at 1251.0,
15c. 19c eucln I .
Children’s Initial and plain hand
lterchlol'n. V. down in a box, at; 25c a
mic
LEATHER GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wleh we had space to emphasize
the whole Christmas stock of leather
goods; wish we could hell you of the
different Items in detail; can only note
a few of the many worthy bargains as
our space is limited,
Lndics' leather purses In black, tan,
green and brown, 25c.
Ladles' noel pocket hooks, single or
double purses. 50c.
Black leather wrist bags, lined In
. white, with puree, 590.
Square shaped black leather hanr
lined ll
moire, $1.
Block and brown leather wrist bags
braided leather handle, moire lined
$1.69
83—85 WASHINGTON ST.
want to no right have that We‘ ve never been more completely, more
to make up the aunt total of onir Cbrlet‘ .
great thronpc oi gilt buyers. and w
I1
I
rut; alo CHRISTMAS
BOOK SALE HEOINB
Thousands of booku for gifts. Arno . . .
those hooks will be found all the t
lllDIIB copyright books of the ear A
special feature will be a sale 6 81 one ..
$1. 25 copyright booke by the moat ooh“:
emitted anthem There are nearly one,
hundtcd titles In this line, and while
the lot lasts yen may BB out from 1
them at 50c it. volume Hundreds oi"
volumes of the world' s best literature : I];
. handsomely bound
BOOKSI FOR BOYS’
‘ BOOKS FOR GIRLS
Special edition of gift. booltn. beau-
tifully bound
The poets In handsome cloths and
leather bindings
A flue equipment of Bibles
Toy books by the thoushndn
DOLL SELLING IS A FEATURE
These are dressed dolls. Itid body
dolls not. dressed, sleeping dolls and .. .
dolls that never close on eye. dolls of,
all sizes, nll compiexlone. all prices.
You’ll be pleased with the doll outfit.
A large variety of dressed and un- ”
dressed dolls unusually nice, at 25c.
Variety of prettily dressed dolls.
with eyes that open and close, also
the undressed dolls. at 50c and 790
Dressed dolls with light and dark '
Ialr dressed With silks and soft wool-
.y
an fabrics, extremely pretty. at $1. 25. ‘i
$1.60 and $1. 93 , ‘
SOUTH NORWALK
BALANCE .OF HOLIDAY GOODS
86 WASHINGTON ST"
at greatlv reduced prices.
N. E. RYAN.
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Fair Clock
68 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
— n-
and For Store,
BOYS' OVERCOATS.
His Bockkeeper Testifies In Hearing
$500 Overcoats, $2 50,8 to 15 years;
$4.00 Overcoatn, $1.75.
An Enei' IIII conuulnr report from.
France makes mention of the fact that}
the auxiliary international longunzo
' .spcrduto" III gaining ground in that
country. It is need in commercial ctr—i
clan. and the minister of war has one
clnily nuthoilzed officers to join tho
groups that are being formed in towns
~Ww-«w
lt dillgttutn a buld- behind Iunu he.
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TRIAL BOTTLE
Cures a Cold In One Night.
mm, “-1” hold "a normal 1.1mm.” of 1).. shipped I‘lolutmn herons and SI\ yond eiiirttuiilon to flee the W'ai homo
ofiirern tomorrow night, In Ilu- mm In vartlagce on the WIIehlngton cxpltuu. pooplo part thelI hail down the mid-r
Sour '. SI. (Tolliiigtl .nl “5 night- , die. i
L l
BRAZILIAN B
.I‘ I
LM
2513.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 250
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cores sale Throat and Ulteraied Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
MI Bro-thing 9mm out III-Mm Kentu- .
$1.00
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refun‘déd. 500'»
mn- oim rdfnonn in g “49
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthl‘no.
WIMWMWMQMMWKM
IMddGflpMoIthmmm the door of ”with,
mum-ya *MIWMM who all slut-11mm
night
Ivlllllli) rlrt.
i
.mpmi
D. Go'ttiieb
CLOTHING. SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
It North Main Street. South Norwalk
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Week. starting
MONDAY, DECI‘ 26TH.
Dally Mailman.
~2IITH YEAR-—
"Bennett — - Moulton I...
("n ,9
AND THEIR OWN ORCHESTRA.
“REPERTOIRE—
Evonlngu.
Wedneodayw'l'ho Fatal Coin.
Thursday—shudwod Livu.
Friday-«Lyndon Bunk Military.
Saturday—Sid. Light; of New York.
Mntlncer.
Wednenduydhlpwrookad.
Thursday-any the Kings Command.i
Fridav~tTo he announced)
Gateway—4T0 be multiplied.)
Special Feature. Loretta, the Dancing
Junular.
Rclnrvad Boots for Matinee and Ev-
ening. curl-tom. Monday~Prloan. int:
“Namath.
Lndlao‘ liftoon cent tickoiu lowed lor
Tuoodny ovenlnp.
PRiOltIe-I-Evonlng. 1040-400.
«Matinee. lib-20¢.
. mum»...
novr'e runarnn.
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NEW YEAII’B. JANUARY 2ND.
Motion and Night.
Mltlnec alto—«Night 8:15.
Famous New York
Childrens Opera Co.
60 Album; and Remarkable Children-50
in w. a. 01mm and Sir Arthur
buliivon'n
FAIflV OPERA
lOLANTHE
ORANO CHORUS OF FORTY.
AUOMENTIO ORCHESTRA.
Mauro mu * New.
No Hinder.
MATINEIa-Oroi’ta Ill-NM Into. 15-.-
IVIGNINMW”. lot I NM
on Hunted Estate.
I (.‘oIIImlIIslont-rn appointed by the
Probate Court to heat claims against
:tile cstuto of the lute David S. Hunted
took considerable evidence in Green-
wich yesterday. Fessouden ll: Carter
appeared for the heirs. and Stiles Jud-
son of Stvutl’ord represented Dr. J. J.
,Burnell. who presented claims to the
' amount of $12,048 for care of Hunted.
The first witness nus George A
Tripp a bookkeeper of New Y.orlt
who hnd charge of Dr. Ruinell's ac
countst for several yours. From ll. lod-
‘ ger ho-reud :1 number of credits in the
ucoonnt with Hunted. One was for two
frown. 88. That was In 1895. There
. were tvm credits of $10 each for hey.
I In 18913 and 1897. Others were ouch. In
{amounts of $10 to $50. Intetest nus
tonal-god for to the amount of $350
The total credits. beside interest onc
Tripp told of II visit he motto to flu
uteri. in January. 1901, with Dr. Bur-
noll, taking the ledger with him. lie
explained the footings to Hosted and
told him they were correct. Hunted
butt on account which differed to the
amount of $170 or $180. limited object
ed to the Interont according to Tripp.
dud sold flint if DI. Bumell would
«Wow that of! he would call it BINDI‘I‘I.
i CASTORIA
For Infant- nnd Children.
Ilia IlIIIi In line Always Bought
Bum the
Biennium of
WOMEN BHOULD BE ABLE TO
EUPPOR‘I' Huasnuos.
CHICAGO, Doc. 28.-N. W. Ferrin
recent Democratic candidate for gov-
ernor of nicotine oi Mlnhiran. in an
nddrela before the National Grimmer
cinl Teachere' Federation here. has ltd
vinod woman ntonogmphora and we
men in general not. to marry until they
urn in It position to support. It husband
"Until II woman iii aide to support, It
huuhmid, site ultould not contemplate.
Inutrlmony.” declared Mr. Ferris
”While I believe it in the duty of every
that before tuition no ncrioun ll atop II
girl would look ahead nnd prepare for
possible future misfortunes. Thore-
foro. every-girl should fit herself for an
emergency and be prepared to stop in-
to her hltnband II place in the annual-t
of tho family In the event of anything
unfailing him which will unlit him for
work.” Mr Ferris also spoke of the
economic 11nd educational chaos“ that
hove tattoo pinch in the lat one nuns
tired yearn. and told of the «video:
mode alcohol; lines of communal
education ill Clint little. ‘
women to marry, still I also believe
' " ..-_... . -915523..._._&_ 5., -‘E
CieafflnCe Sale on. BURNELL’S CLAIMS. SHAUGHNEssva with IN nouns
Accussed of Stealing Package of Twin ,
FrOm Adams Emma: 00. “
hdniud Shnughneesy. of Southport,
wue arInlgned before Judge Comley in
the Police coutt, Bridgeport yestorl
day. to answer to the charge of theft;
of a case of die sinker’s tools. valued? .
at $100, numbering several hundred.
Instruments. As the wituosuenot tile",
case were not all present the case was '
continued until today. bondo being Eta
ed tit $250.
Shaughneeni walked Into the Adams-7
Express oillce. Bridgeport. where'tilo
tools were stored. and took the cheat
from the oilloe up to near thewrollor' ‘
lift bridge, where he forced it open
and removed It number of tools. Those
he took to Jacuues' saloon iii-Walter"
street, where Patrolman McGovern
and Simon found them later. .Imtroh.
man Marco III-rested Bhaughneaay. Ho ,
also took into custody Joseph Groom.
who has no special home, who wait. -_
with Shutighneasy at the time. Cm
nun is hold at police headquarters to ,
await futther developments.
rx-~- W
CAUGHT COLD WHILE HUNTING A
BURGLAR.
Constable at Chaplenn. Ontario, paint
"1 taught n severe cold while hunting
It burglar iii the found uwatnp Inst
fail. Hearing of Chamberluto’i
Cough Remedy I tried it. and alter its:
lug two small bottles, I was complain.
ly cured." Thiu remedy is intended -
especially for coughs and coldh. ll:
will loosen and relieve a severe cold .
In less time than by any other troop
uncut and III II favorite wherever its
«ulterior excellence has bottom.
known. For little by Silillond’owliil‘
‘Hrnorntion Clifford Pblmuii.
Plerce'o Bridge Pharmncy. Zeitfulil
Pharmacy.
"JIM" GOMROVI Dill.
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Wu For Your: a Politloll Power in
Eighth Word, Now Hump.
James D Coast-ova. a reform or iii
civil war, and a man who form
tyonI-II was well known in New
tiled at tho Soldlm Home In newton
Mondav He had- been ill for m '
years with rheumatism.
Mr. Compare was A Democrat
took an active part in the Illicit!
that party in the Eighth Ward
Haven, for several years. lie all“
mi novertti convention but. never
public office. He niwnyn stood
the McGnnn'tiarney combination
that combination was the loud
Iitieni factor In New Haven. .
'I’IIIII dooemd who employed 1:
oral years It the Morllnil‘iziiop o
II that of kindly diapdoiton
many friends. lilo willed!
two year” Ito leaves no
but. a. his will all 110qu
of no minim semi. New
lowly“ inn" .
Norwalk Chronicler