, . lit turn. The suit.
( relight by him Wit
I years from large
, . ow York city, an a
hill. ,hich, he alien his
lid sisters' have . lvided
delves nd “ham not given
' ‘ Moriarty in ques-
, 1.“ much as $50 000
If her acraggiy gray
:91 contention of the de-
V
FF’ ' odson‘ In the New York
Well as In the superior court
rt. Two branches of the
“’ “h the superior court have
d a third is now on
eGeorge W. Wheelei.
fdternimn, Attorney Stiias
Ir. Nichols take the wit-
pip; ,who was quite well
.Bridgeport. had never made
it (its to him of the rents do
the large New York prop
gs. which included two
maiden Lane
Id that at the death of his
. ' bad no Idea who had taken
{if he New York property.
ted that he had signed many
knowing their importance.
per? for Brother, William”
“I hink they might have
‘ He avoided expense lIy
gn them They must have
5 because be novel explain}
' bout them to me."
all, e had never heard of the
t property belonging to the
bird and located in Bridge-
blith’e Maiden Lane property
nimencement of the litiga-
years ago
can» had never sold his in
he Maiden Lane property.
, shown a deed signed by
Iti settect tv'Jo years ago. He
hadn’t heard until that time
the sale oi other property in
‘ for 880. 000 and he had nev.
informed of the division of
among the heirs. He said he
érauthoriaed any lawyer to
, .t, :- him at the sale of property
j ark located on Beventy- dourth
hich beldnged to the Nichols
you know how many deeds you
r Brother William at his re-
asked Mr. Judson.
" don‘t'V
ii‘gemember signing as many
F lit have done so, but I recol-
j a tow "
‘ he didn't know or any
"Lastly "Did
dnsan, as am or any
a at the family make an
to you of this property?"
Idn't."
‘ l ndidnt think anything
Illn't know they had re
This. he slid.
ham had taken charlie
dbl; him. He didn‘t recs]
tie but he received
tool: which had been
\Vllat subtle
A. the [as bonds be
twelve years ago the
on the stock. Brother
.. one day he would
‘ but he never did.
F‘ mothlsownmon.
‘ (or him in a
F' I illtd kidney
did that on I
awihilm Glut t b it
. one ‘0
one. East Kernels: says: ‘
3%“: and 1 both tried hoanw
‘ They cured his
took them i to ad Mk
it developed.”
be5' B ”1‘5””?
rented t at. nixbl
“rattle
being identical with nzlne
box at Plainted's drill? sore.
completely cured me "
For sale by iiil desibrs.
cents. li‘osterzmlburn (30.,
N. Y.. sole agents to» the
states.
six years old.
amounts of (rum $50 to 3150, m
In his favor and dashed by hi
spent the money himself, but
ways handed it to his father
bus.
Kidney l'"
of“?!
white li.
a ”to: mow Vials
Mildew.
a We both
0 simple bonny More. but
‘ h: muble still rams (in
read an account of a" this being '
by Dean s Kidney Pills. the ambition
lggot a
That box
Price 50
Bu alo.
Uri ted
Remember the name—«Doom s—and
take no other.
”A. .- ~q-~ ....
member some linings I did when I was
He identified many checks ‘. for
ado out
m. He
stated however that he had never
had ui
CASTOR IA
For Wallis snddihild
Tia
Bears the 4
Signature“
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DEATH OF COLONEL GLAPP
Retired Army Oflicar and Inspector
HARTFORD, Dec. 21.~Colonel Wil-
liam H, Clapp, a retired chit-er of the
at his home In East llnrtfor
wife and n. son. Henry M Ci
New York surviVe him. The
will be held Saturday nitern
ter. Ohio September 7 1838.'
an illness of several months.
United Slates Army. died early today
it utter
His
aim. of
the United States Treasury oilice in
funeral
obn.
William H. Clapp was born hi Men-
‘Ale en-
tered the volunteer service In the Un-
ion army in 1861 as a private ini Com-
pany A flat New York infantry.
was mustered out in Deoember,1866,
He
having been given the rank of lieuten-
ritorlou‘s conduct
on his retirement in 1900 he
Twenty-lint Infantry and ms
ed to the grade of coloneli
Colonel Clapp was appointed
sta of Governor Chamberlain
necticut.
30. 1905.
ant-colonel because of gallant and me-
ln February, 1.866.
he entered the regular army as a first
lieutenant in the eleventh infantry [in
was sl-
ven the rank lieutenant-colonel of .the
advanc-
In 1903
by the War Department tin duty in
connection with the reorganization of
the militia of Connecticuh. and was
also appointed Inspector general on the
of Con-
On account at his lli- health
he resigned from militia work on June
He was a member of Distrlct of
Columbia Commandery of the Loyal
Legion, the G. A. it. the Society at
the Army of the Tennessee l
Connecticut Society. Sons of
volutlon.
u.—
NEEDLES;
near the purchase recently n
the New York. New Haven on
The construction of the new
will be begun early in the owl
as soon as completed the 8
ml the
the Re-
NEW PLANT FOR MAKING
i
TORRINGTON. Dec. 20. —'I‘hrough
the purchase of over four acres oi?
hind In the north end of Torrington
side by
(1 Hari-
tord Railroad Company, Which has
been operated In connection with the
Excelsior Needle Company. the Stun-
dard Company has begun work on
plans for an entirely new plant sep
arate from the Excelsior Needle plant.
plant
as, and
tandsrd
Company will vscalc the Excelsior
Needle plant, and tales up Its operation .
In its own plant. The new plant will.
to increase its output and
queotly mean a large number
moperatlvea. The construction
number of operatives.
IIYAN DICLINIB“ lDfl'B
TION.
MANILA“
that. by
titling”? swould ital placed
Manolo them
.M
i433
ll “insrriv’a
”13ml ewiilloliod
it is understood. permit the company
conse-
oi new
of the
new plant will also permit the Excel-
msior Noodle Company to Increase its
lNVITA»
noon-m. .1 Bryan has
cabled from Hons Kong declining Aut-
lasdnvamor Me's invitation to be his
most during his stay in malls. for
lg_ hemmethathe communism-
” paper representative and not as a‘ sub
bis se-
1 as to. of the as as governor'- hula
under
Vorlinidm s
n:ghe with to write about
Jwgbumv Upon his
, bore. lit. Bryan will be met by
5',” ' mg‘liafiwfi‘
arrival
a com-
and
i, is
‘ .cliiud And his”
minor.
a: by rubbing them with Wet. and
court '
Idibslitlirli
cred lrom I
quite brightpb
mum of some and: Is nudist vi! =
n has vigorously. had it the stain is ;
not entirely removed let’ the Weber»
don-I stay in over night _
Stained doorsteps may be
pd
carpets dulled with time will be
freshened by wiping over with a
cloth wet with warm water in which
Ila litttle ammonia has been dissolved.
and then wiping again with salt
water. , Dry salt sprinkled over a car‘-
Ipet when sweeping will keep dorm
the dust and freshen the colors“.
‘2 For cleansing; purposes in oonnoo~
Mtionwith the toilet it is eupaily ml-
liable Fruit stains on the teeth.
however deep, will be completely
vanquished if salt Is rubbed over.
and when on the hands. especially
when pneserving. an application 9t
lemon juice. followed by dry tall.
will make them quite white area. -
An oven that is too hot on thé bot»
turn for baking purposes bell in
perfect if a layer of salt la sprin' led
oven and the pans rest on thh‘ta
layer put in the pans themselves sill iF
prevent the the bottbm from were
ing. and the cover 0! II «lice p
similarly sprinkled will prevent the-
contents from being smoked ‘vmh tile
most obst‘raperous hrs. ‘
bio laundry is complete without
s‘ait. for a much: in atareb‘wlll‘ pro
vent it from sticking. and a only
strong solution will keep in tip
colors in cottons if they art sophiid
in it before washing Rubbing in
iron out dry salt will smooth ltw ~
A couple of grains at salt In a bot»-
tie of ink will prevent it from mold-
in; Salt thrown thickly over brick
walks will prevent weeds from grow-
ing in between. A little put into the
water in which are cut donors will
make them keep fresh longer
For stings of wasps or bone apply
a plasteryol‘ wet salt. and for tooth or
osrachafiilli a bag with hot salt and
apply it locally. if chllblalns have
not broken. salt will ease the pain.
and a gargle of salt water is good for
sore throat. as a weak solution is to
allay inflammation In the eyes. «achi-
ougo News.
O
Simple and heritable Suit.
The shirt waist limo bill so many
needs that it may safely be counted
amend the necessities of iIlfe.
one is madd of checked voile with
trimming of bonding. put on in a
simple Greek form that is always at-
thatlac . sfl
h min sill: to cotton
“yd“ u the Ample one with
m m stub; nut rm and
.aiudta tile":
skirt“ is oiled
else- was or without a» mu: ’
tbs fruitful» it also m...
cm at divert” plans or
back.
The home should then be
Christmas
curl-mass
IF Mrs. Bani“ Claus.
.Heien Bouton.
This ‘
' resting.
fillies Scull y
levy
Song—Bethiuhsm 80"le
Selim)
Merry Chr simas
Ten Boys.
Address to, Santa Claus.
Hazel Evans.
The Happ Day. ~
ills little Boy
Reading-w neon - ' ~
dyadic Collin
Song-Wild
John Le
A Obris sE'
" WI oil's"
Poor Bantu Claus.
Christmnli'r
Bong—«ll!
‘Jdn nfe Cahili
I
\‘-‘
Miter}
Santa GI us,
ti Santa Claus.
' Three Girls
Alice's Christmas . a.
I .lvian Lent
A. High Ambition ‘
Four Boy s.
hool.
Address of Welcome,
Echoep‘
School.
Reditatlhn~Then [Ring
Bells, ~
Morph
Song—Christmas Bells,
* bol
I
Iorenos Wood.
Raclta on~lilscovered
Edna Hoiiy
' Recitation-rel Nick.
1 . lei-once Holly.
Bond—Wild Old Friend Santa Claus.
{ “School
Rodi lion-The Fate of
Din er.
Ruciwltlon—Whal liecem
Voc‘al Duetwllelld,
Reel lion—*The Kitton's
Margaret
Louie Parable.
F Bohooi.
nt Tab
Josephine
Carol.
Rool‘ lion-«in
lino ire—Them
Joli Joseph lit
lay Kendslerski
angrily Child.
Tomorrpwf is Christmas Morning.
George Fran ke.’
Three Wm“ Girls.
Christmas Baby.
[even Little iGris.
v Keeping the Secret
Stocking.
FF Frances Pagan
iFive Children.
Sour—C “Managed xou Truly Tell?
1 intermediate Grade.
I Horace Hillis
Song~1lhc Air is Filled With
Recitation~thn (lbristmns Comes.
J Henry inhalers.
i George Brown
Recitation-Early Ghristmaa Morning.
Aired
. h .
Play-A Search for Santa Claus,
Ch oters:
Little Lame Jennie .. Clara Franke “.1th brush holders ”9 fas‘hli‘one‘?
Jenn‘ Mother .... liouisa Kosher om ”04”“ ribbon “he“ w 0
Run lad Georgians “,9“ ed silk or rubber. The ribbon Is fold-
Wost Wind Louisa Smlbert ed "033"” 'o that one“ end u about
Sou wum .......... uuum London ""9" ”ch" ““9" FM“ "'9 “FF“
Wind “be” Dal-mes iheionger end lambda pointed turned
, Florence Kern. Theresa Ca
fillies-«Horace lllllls, Henry
Reclls on—-Whnt Does Johnny Want?
Oliver Lockhnrt
i Idnrlo Rogers.
Florence Kern
areas. Cahlll Retts Ross.
novella 2:11'I'r0hl‘idilnild Eve linow any “0th {on "film at? lib :pong‘lng {tie your call at any time—day or night—all for
' odonacover Ol'll OBI' “59 c3 .
Flamed WM, m ”m“ m“. "a! a hwy am .. s at ve cents per day. Telephone. ormsli on post '
Bong long Age on Christmas
Reel res—mu “dim 'r
l e. e res.
Five Little Girls.
Wood.
Reclt long-Christmas Bells.
Boner-Merry. Merry Christmas hells.
Grammar 9m.
Bomb—Shine. gégrlolus Day Slur,
hgTDolljym Dot's noChristmas.
heel bane-
= lag,
lilaud Pollard.
Ion-A Visit From St. Nicholas.
Bi‘g'nal Boa,
Anibio
RealistWTha Visit of bin. an
enhanced a. .,
yy‘sllol A
smaller,“ irons Grind- w
I, has of the bit or. Mil-31W
_ hem by the rl lion linseed
tm two holes punched In each
mono .ind finished with a be Hit: ,
W“ “m “m “r” “mm” FF” Ono Picked up a Defective inolndw
”A fashionable model for a lady's “ill IJill"-
walking boot has high milita heels. SAVANNAH, was. Deb. 21.~—J.T . I
pointed toe.‘ and extension sees. and Vincent, manager. and Frank Bonn v
fastens with ten but one. I'_cuin, sh l‘pplng clerk of the Schwarss
The little velvet o’ iur boleros are child an Sulsabcrser Beef company,
very launty. one of black velvet is were electrocuted during the electri
edged with; Heralds, lamb around the cal storm that prevailed here last
wide collar and turned'back cuffs at night. i.
the elbow sleeves. immense Persian l Manager Vincent picked up an in»
‘lanib cuff andl long black gloves ac candescent light. The insulation was
18.1 Mid coal; \ detective and he received the current.
at finish for the. elbow Bourquin received the shock from Vin-
wed in without full cent .
rs a little sbo ve
of lace contin-
win“ be 8% $2111
a gainer
year. ‘ _
ter remedy for ooligh's’“ colds and lung
troubles that sonar Honey and or
It stops the can: . the hinge on
’prevents serious" ii ill from is bold.
tar i’ ‘“
lungs aud‘"‘tiiied~
advertised cough. , .
treatment lrom twopb
out getting any he AI I
‘recommended Foley'd Honey and Tor
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMGNIA. .
The very Pneumonia often lollowidgiw: {tripod
I’ file will 1”always be popular, but never follows the use of Poiayfa
but some will like the novelty of this Honey and Tar. it euros in grippo
fancy. .coughs and prevents mammoth. and
An amethyst panneau but In trim~ consumption. Ask for Foley's Han
’ med with a. wreath of tiny delivers .'in and Tar and refuse any substitute 3;.
cavern! shades of amethyst. Tine fered. Mr. 0. Vacher, ofllh'l: 055m and twothir’ds of a bottle cured pie. ,f
' til in i . l v I consider it the green: oougb and
apffimfipdii’ugfiififk is F on w St ch cage wr lea: I” m“ hm lung medicine in the would. "I Said in
Plaisted’s Drug Btore.
REGENT ARRIVALB OF VESSELS.
a severe case of la grlpue three. yell is
age, and it left her with a tutti ribeF
Slush lib; tried‘ni bottle ‘0: Piggy?
cuey am ar an; t gave more ii In
ming in remodelling coats as worn what. A 50 cent bottle cured her NEW YORK, Doc. 21. ~Arrivsd:
spots may be eliminated by their use. cough entirely. Rah substitutes. Steamer Hamburg, lrom Genoa and
it Is safe to say that napkins three- Sold at Pinisled‘ a Drug tore; , » in, Naples. ‘
charters or a yard square and selling _ y ,
at 821 per dozen will never become
common. They are so beautiful In no
lab and design, however. as to make
one long for a "extremely stout” poc-
ket book.
A beautiful ilsh set of hand-painted
china showa a design of very life-like
trout swimming In well-simulated blue
water. Each piece of the set Is sur-
rounded by a gold band.
Some fashionable New York women
resort to the magneticuhuir for rest.
and recuperation. . e' patient site up-
on the chair and t e electric current
In turned on either stimulating or sed-
velvet slip alto in squares, diu-
monds or circles are embroidered in
chenille and make a desirable trim-
' be. .
no a NUT the largest u}: in town, at $4.59. Aisothe high
est grades of Anthracite at tile lowest prices. .
A trial order will convince you. i
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
[I W
the “Kill”? i‘fizi'lnbfiiggg‘ggz' ,8 the cm, for you because we do not belong to any coinbine.
so, has. n I. made “um. m... the If not for us prices would have been higher, so patronize the
other bugs, (littering only In shape
which is oblong to receive the corset
is finished
.0 stiller-ed
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
conveniently. The openi
with n frill of lace insidet
rank.
in using an oily preparation on chsp~
pod lips, take care that it does not Id~ .
hero to the skin above the llppor lip . '
anything containing a large parcels
mg: Iof animal oil promotes, growth?
0f 3?.
Out Wild
Y
over and fashioned with a snap hook. I , ‘
The sides at the case are leather-
stitched together.
A set of beautiful bed linen for a
bride consists of counterpane and oil.
low cases with a border of heavy em-
broidery. the monogram of the bride I
being set In the middle of each piece.
An English woman has entiy in-
troduced several tolet preps done to
Americans ladies. One of them is a
device for resting the eyes. and con-
sists or a small bag of herbs to be
moistened and laid across the eyelids y
. for half a hour or so. Norwaik ma-
nlcnres wiuld do well to learn the
secret of such a preparation. ’
swedlsb cakes iroin “Table Talk":
Add spice. sugar. butter. eggs, and cut
fruit in raised bread dough When
light roll out thick, cut Inlo buns.
raise and bake. While still hot, brush
with egg whites, sprinkle Willi sugar.
chopped fruit and nuts and add a
star of while titling
Photo sofa pile coverings are a
pleasing variation. A reproduction oi ,
Did you ever consider just what the Telephone
would mean as a Christmas Gift to your fondly? Can .
you think of anything more appropriate than this com-' ~~
prehdnsive gift, which combines plum dictum and".
protection all the year round. and earns new appreciation
every day?
The residence Telephone becomes your servant, rc-
a Christmas
bur Says,
card immediately so that we may and our representative .
*0 explain our reduction in rates and take your order in ,7 '
time for an early installation. ‘
brown card, such a pillow would be a
desirable addition to the window I;
seat or cosy cars».
Acaiendsr decorated with Norwaik .
View. would be an acceptable remum- _
bronco to a Norw'alk visitor or a for-
mer solident. ,
A ntimbér of Iniio or lace ruchings
applied to come and skirt in an in-
finite "any of sways is s favorntc
method at decoration for ball gowns.
A yous matron who Is board
would on one of the small hm
hm ’fllht coins at the low '
dds“ drainer oompietelly equip-
ilh toilet or? shun d bring
little moth I
gift is ready. wrap and
us neatly. and lay any till the great
day arrives. In this boy will bssvoldI-I ‘ I z
the mutation at‘ has last moment
lof package but”. ribbons and um
paramount” tor "tbellssus pm I
Nick.” ”I,
i
We! are
“951‘”: the wide band
admonition
mm :ol evening
chriatmaa.
and in Hil'
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