and
. it!
axiom entered in quest
’3 Goths reporter asked if
hotness in the office. the cap-
iod that perhaps if the re-
‘t know what we are coming
.rom my view point of things
oouraging and not discour-
Tho result will be that
of the country will have to
to also; t9 combat this man
in the dark and who con-
poo rut Six months is nothing to
ofI men and is not a de-
, Here was a citizen
h p in trout of the First Congre-
I~g church by two young rascals.
ho. by force took his pocket
away from him. Just as the bit-
éwith the highway
goers appenr t‘lp in
d capture. the thieves.
oigtlla police, perhaps. saved
. en Who hold up a man
. ,1 hi: 0 no dark corner and rob
1. money, will go further than
2::Bla1nuntilc in jail for each
line lay not a deterrent to high.
{oh There are plenty of
fig men about who would take
risk for six months.
ideas not fit the crime at all
In t' e country at a fearful
ii: n‘p i‘opfii'tion to the '.population
Crime in treated with too nluch Judi-
. alibi lama fur the good of the tax-
‘ payers yand the safety of life and
mi)
Iurgisrs Not Sufficienty Punished.
“There was another case where a
In} firms caught after he had forcibly
‘ lihtilihe in the West End in
big t season and stole 835 in gold
coin. xThat gets six months in jail.
Six months in Jail for a man who will
break into a house where people ale
asleep and defenseless is preposter-
it is no stretch of the imm
that one of the
n in the house should be awak-
~15an by the sound of his entering and
get up and make a search or an out-
cry. And if is no stretch of the im-
mation to see her
Icr outcry to prevent the escape
‘iia‘tidnl‘ght burglar.
iii Jail is an encouragement
Gamblers May Go to Prison.
“What a farce the whole thing is.
when you come to think of it.
can arrested for betting on
and they may get prison
c‘They haven' t injured any-
are. and the Inoney they spend is
thair 6WD.» A'nd against that contin-
atharo are petty Jail sentences
men who rob residents by force
2; ‘Tlaight season. Such treatment l
' , burglars disheartells
assaulted to
’ ii tho cases referred to by Capt.
Arnold follow:
GIT OFF LIGHT.
h'wo Highwaymen 'l'eil Hard Luck
Marisa and Profit Thereby.
George Larson and Edward McClel-
u, the young men who robbed H. D,
await in Bridgeport, of Its on the
[bi of September 1. near Blzl'eu‘s
‘ft in John street. escaped with a
tgtspntenca yesterday when their
reached the superior
' for six months each in the court»
is certainly a light sentence
if is considered that. each might
lglyen a term in the state
, untence does not please
. ‘. department for the ros-
hat the officers who have worked
believe that. the one who
Iherate highway robbery.
is an innocent
d sqys he lives in Her,»
at home. with his father
otlior. at” 07 Main street.
~ said he and tarsus fol .
lowed Match” up Wall street. and '
w idleua cafe he ran his ‘
a pocket. stole his
. passed it to u" ‘
t star. hista‘alf asked
_ outlet and he told him
. he said extracted the
money, and threw the pocketbook
: away. it was about this time that
they call into the clutches of two po-
licome’n who had been watching them
and had followed them up
it Ia’olns that McClellan had been
apprehended at the depot two nights
before on suspicion when found loit-
g about the place. "
raon denied to the court that he
took the pocketbook or that it had
ever been handed to him by McClel-
lan. H, on nights was a? glare” old and
married:i liii’uha‘h l3” s in
Bridch W life
it
hlh arrm
hm They were
marrieda on th h of last June and
got out of work soon after his mar-
riage and being a waiter had tried
2 in vain to get employment at several
local restaurants. still: get a few
chances to play the piano at certain
resorts and in that will earned a few
dollars. but could get nothing per»
manenl. .
Neither Judge Thayer nor State At-
torppy Eessenden were sure that the
young man's story was true but
Judge Thayer said he would give them
the be slit of the doubt and so let
them 0 w ith six menths Jail sen-
tences.
BOX MONTH! FOR IURGLARY-
-——u~
Police Chagrlnsii 0v» Light «alliance
for Louis Amsyettc.
looking young man. 25 years old who‘
says he has a wife and mother living
in Montreal Willi ultrgiguod in the
criminal superior court yesterday of
tampon on the charge of statutoryl
burglary. 0n the first of August. he
entered t (I residence of 1,. D. Christy
of this c ty by cutting out a portibn
of a pane of glass in the door with:
I a glazier’s tool. reaching through with
one hand, turned the key and un-
locked the door. He succeeded in .
stealing 835 worth of gold coin in the
absence of the family
Retraining a pbea of not guilty and
pleading guilty. y advice of Attorney
Root. who realized that if the mill
oner ever stood trial and the police
were allowed to get ill the evidence
they had against him he would stand
no show. Ameyctte threw himself
upon the mercy of the court.
‘On the witness stand Amcyotte.
when asked why he committed the
burglary replied: “in a moment of
despair I did this act.
‘What do you mean by that. ex-
pression. asked State Attorney Fes-
senden.
"I mean that l was out of work
and in a moment of dire despondency
did this to get funds with which to
help myself along. "
"You cut the glass of the window
with a diamond "
“With a, giazier's tool that I use in
by trade as a florist. We are often
obliged to repair glass on the hot
houses and all carry tools for that
purpose. I am a florist by trade. 1
was here looking for a position. but
found nothing. The pair of pincllers
found upon me are also used in my
work. in twisting the wire used in
making floral wreaths they are indts.
passable. Yes. i knew it was wrons
to break into this house, but i was
in despair. i cut the glass and the
rest was easy. i thought if i could
get some money, I could get to Bos-
ton and. once there I could get a
situation I have a wife and a
ntesn months old child living in
Montreal also a mother i’ wrote to my
wife that there had been an accident
and that . was detained. i did not
wish to let my people know that i
was in jail. I would rather they
thought me dead. I also feared the
cflect such an announcement would
have upon my mother, who suflers
from heart disease. Did she know i
was in Jail the shock would kill her."
After hearing the prisoner‘s story
and noticing his neat attire and clear
cut features. ‘Judge Thayer said he
was not sure about the case. The
prisoner did not look to him like a
man engaged professionally in a burg
larious calling. and he decided that ‘
this case was worthy the benefit of
the doubt,a ago so he gave the prisoner
a jail se'nte' cc of six’ months. to the
charsrin of the local detectives. who
are in despair at the leniency shown
by the court in cases who‘re they be-
have heavier penalties abouidbe
v
KNIGHTA 0F TH! GOLDEN EAGL‘I.
' mafia—-
O. VI. clerks. of New Britain. llsctsq
Grand Chief.
NEW HAVEN. Hopi. l8. --—Flfty dolo-
.gatea were present at the opening of
the Grand Castle. Knights of the Col-
don Jingle. in Red Men's hall. yester.
day. for the annual meeting. it was
voted on a favorable report of a spe-
it“ out commutes to orsanise as soon as
Eiifbo 19w“ in the MM;
s capitolb0 c ty. But visions of arm.
or _ 0?th outside attempted him to
cm a toll sclil
hisland daring ch:
unpaid-1.5.1 work there he says
on a few days be-
is. was arrested am. while on.
at the. Milli
or and set out to have s
was dead broke.
set to Hartford.
car tare heals.
will...» .... .4. ad... 2 ..u illifs‘tyiii'h
possible a castle of protection with the
benefit (if members who have served
their connection with“ the order and
are lit); Miami. t if
y or
m hrgofmmt Galileo. i"mi:
castle will give them all ythe privilege;
W?W€"’am ltt portd
s or owe a re a
tbit the “tiller castle of the year was
”gel Records-dolly: Dim
it
" “our of the “humor-
2 worth. New Haven.
,J.l l ii',’
2. and to
‘e ferrous disappear“-f
ance of pretty 18 year~old Sadie Tisha, 2
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. ’i‘iska.
of 1363 Stratford avert a. who is be: .
‘ loved to have been on cod away by
a. Great indignation was .
the case seemed to be
den teal with the Farrel-Foley epiv ‘
soda and the irate father of the miss-
lag girl Went to New York this worth
big to‘ enlist the Gerry Society’s scr- l‘
vices in running down his missing 2
sin the stomach and refuscso to ,
s o b'di cation. *
g tins tivc coatih
' e body. particularly
e a «parts 0
ndlgcsfed od remains “in the stomach the
li lo oi
Au ex- t-rolley conductor. whose name ,
was linked with the case, appeared i
this noon and started an investisation
: himself for the purpose of ascertain- .2
“ ing- the source of the story that f
‘ 2 brought him into it.
. phatlcally that he knew of ill
”whereabouts and said he on ld ac-
count for his actions during the past
week to the full satisfaction of the
alri' s parents.
However. the fact remains that Ba- .
die Tisha is missing. She put on her
ubday afternoon and .
‘went away will lifmma Allen, a Hurd .
ayenue girl. who was employed in a ;
centrally located dry goods store. Nola I
then of the girls has been seen of 2.
heard from since.
‘ paid on Saturday night and when she
went away Sunday afternoon she had
- her week's wages with her.
is but 16 years old and attractive and
looks older than a
and friends of the Allen girl are also
wrought up over her disappearance.
The parents of both glrls fear that
they have been led astray and doubt
very much whether they want off
nalons. The Tiaka girl worked for her
father in a newsroom and stationery
store on Btratford uyenue opposite
launch: school and had complained
swefiten ill ponibirtl of ihil" “bullish tind‘iilve '
‘ stomach of its burI
ngthcns the stomac
locrrecteclI rice food. is l"tho mail of yearsof scientific or
He denied om- :
oi Beechams Pills gradually in ‘
soon trite!” them to a normal healthy condition. .
. Brecham' s Pills positively cuia all stomach troubles, while their »
Jilcn‘eililcialm effects on the liver and kidneys greatly improve the gen-
auctions. snduluis mor cmimon sense and
so than would go on a page 0 this paper.
sdi ng fact—ll la so wholesome- tssfin that it is new-r
ready to serve.
slent dc ‘Irelllsous for ”bulb;a
em in acne mos .p 0
main. but always a pleasure to the palate. All' cocked an
Flour green has an original package open. ready for you so ample.
The Regular Package. to Ounces. 15 Congo.
per Isnd on? iuteri at your roccr‘s. entitles you to s
aw ital. Lklln Fool) Coal-
and a package will be delivered to you free.
were there on their honeymoon. lie .0
Boscham's Pills have been used and recommended by the gen-
mi public is: over fifty years.
, laid Manners in m.
“I" sdvenlssmizf. but}! ”all ir'cct to '1 iii!
has now been discarded in favor of Miss Allen was ‘
one invented by Captain Wiidm‘au.«
menting WWhe‘k ens,
tabiished the bases at St iMichael and
Last summer the in-
. struments were conveyed from Long
island Sound to Norton Sound without
were installed rapidly.
Captain WI dman wont to St Michael
lit Tomlin Igor to Safety Har-
in two days they were
communication with each other.
*2 August $1904.09!”
‘ were exchanged. and never from t
day to this has the system brok
down The signals are loud and clear.
{The monsters have. no difficulty in
reading the messages while the relay
is worklng in the same room with
W1up workloads tile asst motor“.
man walking about and tsth
gin an ordinary voice anywhere in
(“house The capacity of the plant
8y be gauged from the fact. that one
eruoon 5,090 words Were exchang~
between flaiety Harbor and at. iii-
~ cart. woman's woaK.
His Development of Wireless Tols-
grsphy. at ‘N
cant. Leonard D.
of this city. who has been
Michael and Name. Alaska. during the
past two years. putting into operation
. a wireless telegraph system connect-
ing those places. arrived in San Fran-
cisco a short time ago. having success-
full acconl llslled all that h set out
Louis Ameyette, a well dressed, slick t y p e
ildman. U. s. A.. Safety Harbor.
F;
As was told in The News at
time of Captain Wiid'r'nan s departure
from this city. his undertaking was
one beset by many serious difficulties
but he expected to be able to over-
come them all. How completely he has
succeeded is told by the San Francis
co Chronicle which devotes a page of
its issue of Sunday. September- 8. to
an illustrated story of Captain Wild-
man' s achievements.
The Chronicle says:
The credit of the first successful ap-
plication of wireless telegraph to com-
mercial purposes belongs to the Unit-
ed States government. or. rather. to
the signal corps of the United States
army . Faraway Nome was. in August
of last year. lifted out of its condition
of winter isolation from the rest of
the world. This was done by the es-
tublishmellt of communication with St.
Michael across Norton Bay. by this
most modern method of demolishing
space. Over 1.000.000 words have been
sent between the two stations.
single error has been checked against
the operator at either end. As a great
many of the messages are in code.
making it essential that each letter
should be clearly transmitted. this is
a remarkable feat in accuracy.
A striking test of the speed of which
the combined system is capable was
given last year by Captain Leonard D.
Wildman. of the United States signal
corps. the able and resourcefui engi-
neel under whose management
wireless section was
whose inventive genius enabled him to
bridge over many of the difficulties
that had previously proved lnsuperable
to wireless telegraph companies.
secured a time signal from Washing-
ton. D. C.. and, far as could be iudg-
ed from a stop watch check. the sig-
nal was received in Nome at
tually the same instant that it was
given in Washington.
five relays Were necessary to trans-
mitting the-message. such rapidity is
Captain Wildmnn,
A J Angcvme 8; Son,
. I34 \iialhlastqulreet. South Nomads. :
PARIS 010“ 8c SUIT HOUSE.
OFFER! FOR SACTU DAY AND MONDAY THE BALANCE OF STOCK RE-
OARDL‘” OFC
Tile Tiska and Allen families are
working together on the code and Mr.
Tlska went to New York today aftel
having a talk with the Allen family.
Infill: families
companions o
prosecute ills;
girl a whom they
expect to locate in New York through
the aid of the Gerry society.
Tisha is well known in the East End
and the Allen girl is also extensively
acquainted in the'North End. -
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
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c‘fl‘he system may. without improplie
tyl be called the Wiidmun system. as
aviary link in it is of the captains de-
lt in no way infringes on the
The elements of the
Mairconl basic patent for the sending
upmratus consist of a high wire (a
wire stuck up in the air.) insulated at
its upper end. in connection With a
spark gap and ground.
as used by the govern-
atom the wire. is not insulated at its
upper end. but is grounded at both
Besides this the necessity for a
ground in connection with the spark
gap has been eliminated a "ycapacit "
being substituted for
The capacity ill this case con
sists of ordinary wire (ilit‘kell fencing.
isolated from the earth.
tent is wholly new. and the Marconi
company can claim no royalty.
been given by Captain Wildma'n to the
government and the World. after being
patented in his name
The Wildlllan sending system also
differs from others in that the high
wire which radiiltcs the waves is tun-
ed to the supply circuit in such a way
that the maximum wave is emanated.
The distance to which these waves
can be projected depends upon the
amount of power furnished to the cir-
The particular advantage of
the Wildnlun invention is that no pow-
er in lost in overcoming the refinance
ill the two circuits as these circuits
are common ill their inductance coils.
The elimination of such resistance on-
ables a maximum wave of electricity
to be generated. and thus the messages
gain in clearlless and carrying cnpac
But Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.
it is with pleasure that i give you
this unsolicited testimonial.
year ago when i had a severe case of
measles I got caught out in a hard
rain and the measles settled in my
~. stomach and bowels.
time and had it not been for the use
of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy I could not have
possibly lived but a few hours longer,
but thanks to this remedy i am now
i have written the
above through simple gratitude and i
shall always speak a good word for
this remedy. ——SAM Ii. GWIN. travel~
Ing salesman for Concord Nursery.
Concord, (Is. This remedy is for sale
by Stillson- Powell. Clifford Pharmacy.
Zaltfuss Pharmacy 2
NEW HAVEN MILLINER DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 13.~—Joseph D.
Muhlfcldor, senior member of the. firm
of Muhlfeldcr Brothers. in liners, died
his summer home at
today. after three months‘ illness. He
was fifty-two years old.
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Engaged people should remember.
that. after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided. by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with Elec-
tric Bitters. S. A. Brown. of Bennetts-
“For years, my wife
suffered intensely from dyspepsia. com-
plicated with a torpid liver. until she
lost her strength and vigor. and be
came a mere wreck of her former self
i‘hen she tried Electric Bitters. which
helped her at once. and finally made
Silo is now strong
H Baxter. south
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed, Norwalk
lip and guarantees them, at 60c a
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Marconi patents. CHlLDRIN OREBOIB
........ NOW 760
42 AND 44.
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A FEW LARGE Illa WAISTS. SIZES 40,
WORTH roost c «.00. AT s1. 25.
COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF W.
33 ma Main Street. South Norwaik.
i had an awful
Your Order Today
is what we are after.
to please you, we take pains to please
and we will pleaseyou, whatever you
may want in the Way of meats. poul-
try and all else you expect to find in
a well appointed butcher shop. Meats
fresh. sweet and tender rule the roost.
with us, which you will know when
you have once tried our service.
Fresh Native Boasting Chickens and
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schsub.
22 Washington Effect.
strong and well. We are here
the electrical
’Phonc 322-2.
inasmuch as
ville. 8. C., says:
arrived in San Francisco the other
day. described how it was done.
The man primarily. if not solely. rc-
sponslble for the briding of the gap
between St. Michael and Nome is Cap
taiu Wildmnn.
owest Prices
2.000 lbs... Guatmleod
The receiver invented by Captain
Wildman has not yet been patented.
and until he has taken that protective
measure he is not inclined to deucllbc
He says however. that it
(liters radically flom any other re.
colver. and is so constructed as to be
entirely sclfcoutnined.
meals are necessary, and when the re-
cciver is connected with the proper
terminals there is no further need for
it is practically indestructible.
The new receiver was put intol
Captain Wildman
Nome in June of this year. replacin
the De Forest h
hitherto been used.
of the system as Wildman‘s. no nits.
statement is made. The excellence of
the captain‘ a work has been generally
In his last annual re
the chief signal officer of the Uni
States army says:
"Especial commendation is due Cap
tain Wildman for the persistent and
skillful manner in which be has con-
tributed to the efficiency of the army
in perfecting the signal corps system
of wireless telegraphy. .
movements in methods and valuable
advancements in instrumental subli-
anocs have been the outcome Of his
methodical investigations n
ed experience.
own devices 'i'wo patents
y him for wireless inven-
tions have been assigniid to“ the gov-
eminent in order to protect the Unit-
Nor sbo id it
The system used is
practically 0. his own invention. The
sender is his: so is the new receiver.
‘Neither the Marconi nor the DeForest
patents are utilized. The government.
Will never be asked to pay heavy roy-
.alt‘ias on anything connected with the
system. Captain Wildnlau has patent-
;ed everything that he has invented.
but he has deeded the patents to the
Being an employs of the
no wish to make money
out of anything devised by him in
connection with his work. Anybody is
entitled to use his patents. and the
only reason patents were taken out
was to prevent anybody else who
might strike on the same idea after-
ward “soaking" the government.
A private company first took the
contract. of connecting at.
with Nome by wireless telegrapby.
had to confess its inability to carry
on the contract. and work was aban-
doned in the early stages.
thy of mention that about five years
ago a cable was laid from St Michael
to Nome. but after it had been in op-
eration one month it was dragged out
to sea in the ice.
point of view. therefore the only si
tornativcs were a land wire around the
head of Norton Bay. a distance of 460
miles. or a wireless system. The for-
mer would have been tremendously
expensive. There is note has along
the miles. and to keep the line is or-
tier it would have ”been necessary to. ed
maintain cabins every twenty miles.
Watch was decided
stated, a private mossy foiled to.
carry out its contract.
of. human:
her entirely well.
and healthy."
MRI. GRIOCOM HOME.
VICTORIA. B. 0., Sept. 13. —-C. A.
Grlscom, formerly president of the in-
Murlne Association. and
0wife. parents of Lloyd Griseom. Amer-
ican minister to Japan arrived from ‘
Tokio. yesterday. after a visit to their
lepllone @36-3. ‘ "
uhiic Market; so So; “a 8i.
. .. . up Water Strict.
Wood St; Tel soft-5. ‘ "
John T Hayes. 5' Main Street. Nortvalk.
So. in speaking OUR O'i'ocK
ONLY OUR! FOR DYIPIPIIA.
lira. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
| 'gsllifgud for. y'cagla’ with
cps a s o are gm
‘“ I tried everything!
.. ma- at,
uli‘t‘i‘ltoo hm lt‘l’iissl
cent bottle cured his camp I ‘1‘“
crisis by R. H. Plaiat’od. if. H. Bax.
tor mam Dillard Pharmacy.
AM! DAN ORIW RGLIABED.
I Vi A. boot. 18 .-—'l‘he‘captain.
and crew of the American steamer Au-
stralia soiled by the Japanese at Pe-
tropsvloysk. arrived by
‘of fools, ye'stbrday‘. eurouto home to
The steamor is held
From a practical
the Empress
San Francisco.
at. Yokohama.
MIN PAIT IIXTY IN DA can.
' .More than half of man
rm. and Brass Beds All One-wand
.: One-third Then: 9d :_
on have the opportunity so buy iron as.
be than ht that tile
. story and thcoiiilti
island wireless pi
. Alaska under Captain Wildmsn's su-
ision. now iransmi ,
Y‘ .
at. mortified to meat of prostrate glans":
sinful ‘and dangerous.
ill
‘ es 11
mm this of
nctt. Rock Port, Mo. writes:
fol-ad with enlarged prostrate and kid-
any trouble for years and after taking
as
its” he'll for
old.” Boldh by Plsiated's Drug Stout
If H‘Jflblg WA
*7?” slow
w Iii-De u... of
all Furniture Isis. come in and ooh the fills over if you are“ at all in.
A few of our ”souls.
m can. sans. .
loo no, sacs.
ignsi corps no; be taken at. the
nWlidmss.
faunas institute
was selected to cu
m ...... is are run
ration being between
hi 11 York. ’l‘hcsc siwvsi
it you mile! sunroof
2,. twenty, miles are
”instruments, our
ass triumph only
.2 the-2 in
M ”will”
y°.r’ Captain I ll-....llss.lllllrri.llulllloolllaliysll
at on the use
p y for army pur-
ooldest is to do:
i b active ver a
es. with four
During the cumin
Wildman will oxper
of wireless telegrs
page: in tile acid.
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ran e of about thirt ,
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All ”This“ 'WIW. fallen will give you the jest-
r’bssusoived
be conducted at “his a. Cat. who? of smo
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