initials in the hotel.
To eddy./
as given' by the pit
miner Igrades at 1
9 d 99Angels Bing,
i as Carmen,
ffioom L.
e Saviour,
School
“iii.
ill!) Jingle,
lotions
boa Coho. Room K.
it Come Upon a; Midnight
Oliver Room '1‘.
99I9m' Let Us Adore Him,
” School
hristmas Has Come,
Ketcham,itoon1 N.
be Three Kings.
Howard Room M.
A cannons Carol
it- McFarland. Room 0.
vi “fistulas Welcome
>~ School.
or In; program was given by
9 .p pupils of the Franklin
‘ the Assembly Hall at 11
morning:
on Know the Song?
School
. _9 The Christmas Stoiy
land Duncan, Room B
9 randma’s Gift,
‘ ys Casey, Room D
Room R5
I
r9 Paganetti Room G
res-Christmas,
- ' no Wilcox Room H.
‘ ‘ mas Lullaby
iris of Room Fl.
Inily Jane,
,. ‘ Runabout, Room C.
‘ A'Christmas Wish.
w. ‘Ablauanis. Room i.
. a~On Christmas Eve
‘ ett Knufl'man. Room .1
Christmas Lullaby,
School.
REARFUL FATE.
n fearful fate to have to endure
9 9 . “i can
’ say,” writes Harry Coleen.
ills Ia. “that for Blind,
l itching and Protruding Plies,
5'8 Avalon Salve. is the .best
Also best for cuts.
" GASKET BALL NUG‘
‘ GETS.
99 n'.College played Trinity
' ‘Iast night in the Db La Salle
rt, Sixth avenue and Fit
cl. New York. Mahoney
e :-Ma'nhattan team. The
team will be seen on the
Armory this season lined
”puny F.
rs,"of Recreation Center,
like to hear from teams
‘ i0 90 pounds. Samuel
-. ND. '11 Monroe street, New
9Mds. of Norwalk wl9ll
it street Y M CA
donated the strong
Cotonou ,of Yonkers,
orway Pine Syrup
ind to the needs
u 16ml“. ‘“to take:
. ' lathe rom-
9 long as she rem
f to furnish one."
. f der said Sec i004 operated to annul
' and render inattentive the temporary
ltwas admitted ‘ In my
injunction was “addict piglllgioy lrapidly“
with a view of keeping Mrs.
sfitsmford
all
wow-if Mrs. Portia w oi ,.
M. Citr-
rideclinsd to unseat tong it In”.
would be taken 0 neon or from
the place.
’ ll‘rellnghuysen Ferris. Mrs. Ferries
husband who left Stamford 0 night
the sale or his interest as t e’ 'lziuiil
noes was made has returned but be
Is not stopping at the Stamford House.
It was said todayh that his unwilling
to contribute to at{is wtfep‘tfnnp
as in the" hotelf
There has been a good deal of talk
about a "legal” separation of Mr. and
Mrs. Felmris So for as can he learns
:ed. n as I'll thud Mellon have
has ‘ ken at. Ai‘so l‘ intuition»
demanding w .,rea.che y the cou-
pie some months ago. and Mrs: Ferris
went away from the Stamfmd to live.
Site‘l‘eturnedrhowevor; alter II time.
and continued to live at the Stamford
House with herhnsband. up "toi’T‘tlIe
present trouble.
The dissolution of the injunction
was the result of a motion by Galen
A Carter. counsel for Air.- Adam's. The
motion was argued before Deputy
Judge Young in the City Count. yes-
'te’rdfsy. His Honor reserved decision.
‘He decided the case today. no mem-
ornudum of decision is as follows;
Judge Young’ a Memorandum.
"in the above- entitled case. return
able to the Superior Court. for Fair-
fleld'County on the first Tuesday of
January 1906. the plaintiff asks for
equitable relief and also an injunction
to restrain the defendant from doing
certain things relative to the‘ subject
matter of the complaint.”
“The temporary injunction was in
this ‘case, competition or the plain
Inf, issued onDecemher 14. 1905. and
thereafter, on December 18. 1905. the
defendant nied'a' motion for the disco
lotion or modification thereof.
“At the hearing held on December
20, 1905, the defendant did not intro-
duce any. ’testimony- with a view to
the modification of the temporary in
junction, but preferred to rely soley
upon the fact that no bond was given
by ‘ihe plainilll‘ in her petition. as re
thiIed by Sec;1004, of thc'Gcneral
Statutes Revision of i902, and asked
for the dissolution of the temporary
injunction on that ground."
“The power to grant preliminary in~
junction should be -, exercised with
great caution. and an injunction should
not. be granted except in cases of the
most urgent necessity.” Amer. and
Eng. Ency., Vol. iii, 347. “The rule
that great caution should be excr-
cised‘ is especially applicable in the
granting oil-preliminary injunctions on
an ex parte hearing"-——lii Id., 347.
"From an examination of Swift‘s
Digest, Vol 2 158. it is evident that
'formerly. in this State no bond was
required upon the granting of a tem
porary injunction and not until 1873
did the Legislature deem it proper that
one should be given before such an
injunction should issue. And in view
of the foregoing citations from the
American and English Encyclopedia,
such9 action was undoubtedly a wise
one.’
“Sec. 1004 of the General Statutes,
Revision of 1902 says: “No tempo-
rary injunction shall issue in any case
r V ‘ until the party making appll
cation‘ therefor shall give boo with
surety.”
“it. will be seen. therefore. that the
statute is imperative as to the giving
of a bond. absolutely restraining the
insurance of a temporary injunction
until Its terms are complied with
There is a provision in this same stai-
ute. however. that a bond need not be
required when for good cause shown.
' r ' a temporary injunction ought
to issue without bond."
"At the time of the issuing of the
temporary injunction in this case. no
bond was given. as contemplated by
the statute. and no discussion in the
nature of a hearing. was had with It
view to the plaintiffs inking advan
tage of the proviso in the statute re-
ferred to. or a reason for her failure
"This being so. the prohibition un-
injunctlon as issued."
"1 am of the opinion. therefore. that
. land in his favor. if his motion should
the defendants motion to dissolve the
psrary injunction must prevail.
a temporary injunction heretofore
ludpil must therefore be dissolved.
land a decree to this client issue forilI
:lvdlbo defendant's counsel. in aggu-
nghls motion. asked that costs be
ll. , This is entirely a matter
' the sound discontinueh ofh the
‘? “’"d‘eml'mifi'flmi bit
but
' of the opinion“: II II 9
put Infill“ of that discretion hat
the costs shouldb taxed in favor
one demands out it n so decreed. "
in
Bmulswn. It fulfills ev-I
cry missmn of cod liver
Streets of Bi. PetersburnJWoro in
Darkness Last Night. '
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 22. «~pr
plants struck yesterday evening A. ,
consequently the streets in the Indie
portion of the city ivere In darknesu
throughout the night, the lubhbiid it
being compelled :to use caddiesga
kerosene.
on the spire of the admiralty blinding
again vividly illuminated the Nevsky *
Prospect as it did during the October. .
strike. cavalry and infantry; patrols.
guarded every999block and machine‘gung
were stationed at vseveraI-pointadlno
lug a four of the city o'corrospondentj
. sow dozens iof~ workmen between sob -
diers with fixed bayonet’s being mambo
ed off to prison ‘
A cache of arms and hand bombs
was selaod on-the Schlussclberg ave-
nue yesterday and it crowd of a then
and strikeis of the Nevsky works was
charged and dispersed by Cossacks
whips but no one was seriI'Jusly injur-
ed. ,
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP Hi
‘1 had kidney trouble tot veers
ton. Wash, “and the doctors could not
help me. i tried Foleys Kidney
Cure and the very first dose gave that
roliei’ and I am ‘now cured. i cannot
say too much for Foley's Kidney
Cute." it makes the diseaSBd kid-
have sound so they will eliminate the
poisons from the blood
do this. good health is impossible. Sold
at Plnlsted's Drug Store
”w...-
NEW CANAAN.
is visiting heI parents. .
the two week s holiday vacation.
Mrs. John Sheridan's new house in
South Main street. has been painted.
in Raymond's Hall, Tuesday evening.
The Christmas entertainment will
be held in the Episcopal Church, Tues-
day evening.
A large audience. greeted Miss Lord.
the evangelist. in the M. iii. Church.
Wednesday evening.
George Wardwell is assisting at the
Adams Express oillce In Stamford for
a few weeks.
Mia. Mattie Smith. of Stamford, has
been a guest of Mr. and Mrs“! . W.
Kirk. Railroad avenue.
John E. Sloan, II brakemsu on the
New Canaan express, has been suffer
ing. with a severe cold.
Harold Mead. a student of Pratt in.
stitutc, Brooklyn. is enjoying the heli-
days with his parents.
Benj, P. Mead. jr.. and Henry F
Scofleld. students in Yale college, are
home for the holiday vacation.
One of the motor curs has been
shipped to the New Haven repair shop.
to be. fixed up for the winter strain.
Bradley Keeler. II student in Hoo-
slc College. iiooslck, N. Y. is home for
Ibo holidays at Maple Court Farm.
Misses Helen and Angelle Shea and
Master Claude are visiting for two
weeks with friends and relatives in
New York city.
Mrs. Stephen lloyt,‘ who has been
visiting for severe! weeks in Balti
tho Nursery. Carter street
John Kaiser of Wilton attended the
well-known in this town.
Mitts Edsel iagckwood. of the New
Britain Normal school is a guest of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. W Itsnley
lockwood,
odor 0.
Nelson King. the French Cable lino-
hian. has purchased It chestnut more
of New Rochelle parties." is said to
be a fast shipper and of Kentucky
brood
There was a large attendance of
chiefs at the mango; of Ponds Tribe.
imp. 0. it. old. in one lodge
rooms. last evening. Groin anthem.
B. s Humble. of iiridgdpori psir tins
lodge an elite of visit.
At the citation of otloers of Com
modern Pony Council a. A. it. Ion
lily evening. tbs tollowiug members
were alleles for the mulng‘ your
Mumford: lavas!
commander. Wand Hlviiand. ‘2er
on "thinking“ cal ‘
II.
Wonder. one» of the do I.
'I‘he searcblight mountéd '
who used the sides of swords and ‘ I
writes Mrs Raymond Gender, of anal: . ~19
Unless they '
Miss Florence Heath of Brooklyn,
‘Center School will close today for
Jones‘ orchestra gave a good dance 9
mole. has returned to her home at 9
funeral of Anton Ross. held In New ,
York. yesterday. at it p. m. Mr. Ross '
inset avenue. over the hot .
Wood; social-{Vice ,
rlstmas is ‘cfien a problem
We offer to help you
toting a list of suitable
. Read them over. then
lto see them; their value
and Caps. Wristlets,
' 'i. and Fownes
, W s and cardigans
91.3 was hields and Murders.
ay" Mulder.
v‘ljland Plain Half Hose.
i,
‘ .
“Shows t." In plain and fancy.
Neckwesr. '
. Meant assortment of Winter
1 Tips .in true Norwalks.
9. Exclusive agent for Norwallt
of99 the “famous “Kaiser" Neck-
Wear.
jdawelry for Men.
5; Wh'lte and Fancy Shirts.
. ’ Btsj‘zimd Monarch Makes.
‘Fancy Arm Bands.
Suspenders, in Single Boxes.
The \“Knoihe” make; none
-' better
1 Many of these goods the box-
at!” singly and make splendid
to.
“I! have «in Holiday clerks
' ._ and all will receive prompt at-
: untied.
lliSiPH nus
lTAILOR.
lemmas.
Mum
H9OYT’ S THEATREI
MATINEI and NIGHT.
XMAa DAY. MONDAY DEC. 25th
., Grind Production of ,
DENMAN monsoon s
Glorious Companion Play to
“THE OLD HOMlisTEAD"
"ill lwo Sisters.
P933: got all New England Plays.
me by a superb Company.
v . Iuiillll momnmnmm.
200 NiGH'tS-nAcsdemy of Music N. Y
100 mourn—at Boston Til-um. '
tors Quorum." In the Great House
Top Scone.
t PRICE.
MATlfdll—nlbo 25c Inn 360.
ulnar-25: 35c 50c 75:.
‘aule of ants Begins Thursday Dec. 21.
KOFLT'98' THEATRE.
one mem- oNLv.
TUESDAY DOB. “fill.
RWWIKRRD DIOR.
wmwesl Drama.
the Street Sill
‘M’fliig
.9;
with Dainty Little. .
will}; 9.TI.MP:Ҥ SWICKARD.
Oldfidld Com '3"
of Pi! Il‘l.
00M NATIOND
W9llillibl
aovat MUIchl. soundne-
k
of In. scuba.
"! claw .
=‘ 259 36c 50c and In
seats up page Friday, on. ma.
‘l
Specialties, Vaudeville and “Two Bio
Wfilr'mld.
mo
Only moans-«III- of'llisiltindien m :
‘mwsea litid receives moose and
I
assume cumxss '
ras moi-I" oases svvucvteu.
9 .
, t the contest. but were“ II f
' nomination for first. vice-president by
“committee and the party that he
9» :by saying that every member «the
9 have been the bu
an
‘ t of delay'were adopted by
all that as soon as the committee
will. “
hours.
dole
his
the co mittce if it took all night
dds first {post vote came lust biifére
midnight on a motion to adjourn the
this said that the molly for
with "in“ await the result”
rant Mr. ammo no
friends indid not propose to Wait and
anhoiih‘dbd uten- intention of reorganir- ‘
tion of a president until Janna: H
Is Parsons men who by
9328. A motion made by l‘.
III-sons to unicorn for thirty Inmate's
to hear the contested election case in 9 ’
the thirteenth district was carried
The utmost. Michael H Biall’e‘ld’an
Odel man. and his men In the commit-
tee moved to postpone consideration
ortlyiai’ter 1 o'clock tit
crtty’ reports of the commutation
ted posts. The Parsons men im-
new that the report be
dd authentic/don lasted
Min hour‘atrd resulted in a victory
for the Parsons'
" sons was chosen by acclamation. When 7“?
the deafening cheering that had lasted
conferred upon him. He was he said.
It man of deeds rather than of words
and proposed to prove himselt worthy
of the honor received. He lauded
' Governor Higgins and President Roose-
velt and invited the united action of
his associates for the good of the par.
ty and the whole people.
When Alfred R. Page was put in
Edward S. Clinch, Halpin arose and
said it. was for the best interests of the’
should be supported. Sartsbourger.
he said. had opposed the candidacy of
Mr. Parsons, and far that reason he
might be antagonistic. and concluded
committee should give Mr. Page hear-
ty support. 9 Following the announce-
ment of Mr. Page's election 'Mr. Straw
bourg‘e‘r moved to make it unanimous
and this was done ‘Thc Parsnns men
having shown themselves in complete
er candidates Were named and usual.
mously chosen by cclamation.
in years Murray Hill Lyceum Hall be-
ing Well-tilled.
Abraham Gruber and former Congress-
man Lemuel Quigg ranged themselves
on the side of Mr. Parsons.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, moan
County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney 0. 00.. doing business In the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS for each had every case of CI
of Hall a Catarrh Cure.
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. 8tangle 8th day of De
member A. Di.
al) 8A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and act: directly on the blood
and mucous suflaces of the system.
Send for testimonials two.
F. J CHENEY 8t 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold bv all Dru‘gglsts. 75c
6.
nation.
no”
LR ZID.
SOUTHBURY. Dec 22 .—-—The safe In
the post-olden was opened last night
and the contents removed. examined
and then replaced except the ready
The loss will not caused no and a few
eight cent p stamps. Anumber
oi Colombian half dollars which
money taken.
the knob. the
htflngol'l Wilfo’l WRM.O
being lame. and they
the .
these oontinuedr’i’oi‘ Moral ‘
faction. ithe ’vote‘ . 9
9 99 NORTH MAIN ST.
Bronson! Winthrop nominated Mr. » .
moss and Abraham Grubor and sev-
‘for ten minutes had subsided. Mr. Par- a
sons responded to cries for a speech 7
2 “looking the committee for the honor ‘
control of the Organisation, theiI oth-
TlIe light for con mi of the commit- 9
tee brought out the lat gest attendance .
taIrh that cannot be cured by the use _
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti; 1'
ROUTHIURY LPO TOFFICE IURG- ‘
cash which was pocketed by burglm.
Brown the postmaster. had been keen- ,. ..
ing for souvenirs were included in the . j
The sun was not rock. 9..
oIl and was opened by simply turning
evening three »9
one of them I .. *
”are believed to
vim .l’aa
lot"
HARRY BOODWIN. Manager.-
9y. »
t $4.4 50
A. I...
est grades of Anthracite at the lowest prices. 3
A trial Order will convince you.
for you because we do not b on; to any comb ne. - ,
If not for as prices wo’ have been higher, so patronize
69m that' Is gearing onnioney on every pound you buy. .. -~
the Water 8treet. Telephone ago-3.
Wood St. Tel cog—s. Public Market.
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street“ New:
From the start. was 1.1
Iiam Halpin led the Oden faction. (3019
Did you own consider just what the Telephone
.. would mean as a Christmas Gift to your faintly? Catt
” you think of anything more appropriate than this com-
‘ prehemive gift, which combines pleasure, usefulan and
protection all the year round. and earns new appreciation
every day?
spending to your call at any time—day or lite-all for
4 less than five cents per day. Telephone. new use post
card immediately so that we may send bili- Normative
9 to explain our reduction in rates and take your order in
time for an early installation. .
If So. Main St.
The residence Telephone becomes your sérvant. re.
'l‘ CLO’l‘lllNG 00
SOUTH NQHWALK
NO. 2 NUT. the largest size in town, at $4 50. Also the high-
Remember we 9pm the only lydealers that keep the price down
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