WEATHER NEWPORT.
ll‘or Norwp ltd Vi i Fair and
slightly war-11‘ 01.35“: ‘lm Thurs.
day A little rain is filling on the Gulf
coast and some hurries of snow in the
10,110 region. but. blossom. wsathor
with low temperatures prevails gene-
rally in all sections east of the Rocky
‘ Mountains. There is a long ridge of
high pressure extends along the en-
tire Atlantic coast This Iron will
noun slowly out to sail and be fol-
lowed in this vicinity with slowly ris
lng lemperaturos and partly cloudy
wont her '
u.—
Frederick Coleman, Jr.,_is confined
to his homo by a boil on his heel.
«When doctors fall try Burdock
Blood Bitters. Cures dyspepsia. con-
siilhilon; invigoratos the whole sys-
tam.
.Mhlor Frederick A. Hill. of Norwalk,
has returned from a business trip to
Boston.
Clov r or Roberts has approved the
hill 0 .0 Averill commissioner of
domestic animals, for $140 for assist:
altos during December.
J. Emory Stevens, of the firm of
Rogers & Stovens. is ln‘Washiuglon.
D. (3., on a business trip for the firm.
Ho expects to return tomorrow.
Miss Lulu Olmstead has rcturncd
home to Stratford after a pleasant
visit In South Norwalk as the guest
of her cousin. Miss Edna Seymour.
A regular meeting of the. Friday Al:
ternoon Club will be held on January
12, at the residence of Mrs. E. H, Gum»
hpri. 200 East avenue, East Norwalk.
Rev. W,‘ W. 1‘. Duncan, of South
Nprwalk, preached in Rev. Mr. Beach's
Church, in Bridgeport. last night, in a
large and greatly interested (inllgl‘egll-
tlon.
Don‘t. lct your face. grow old Bill
low. hollow and wrinkled. if you care
at. all for beauty. tako iloillstors Roc
by Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Plaisted' 8 Drug Store.
The Young Ladies Cadet (‘orps and
the Young Men‘s Sunday morning
choir. of the Knight, street. A, M.. E.
Church. Will give a rcception in the
parsonage in North avenue, on Friday
evening.
The Union Lyceum will give, a soc-
ial in (trace Baptist Church, next, Fri-
day night The feature of the even
in; will be an address by N. M. Jack-
son and 1h“ solving ‘of refreshments . “
free. of charge.
The state rifle decorations for mem-
bers of the Connecticut National Guard
for 1905 have been received at the
quartermastar- -general's office and will
be Sent to company commanders for
distribution in a day or two.
«Only two more left or the Stein-
ert's piano bargains. Call at once, 6
South Main street.
Owing to his inability to enlist suf-
ficient Interest in his dancing class.
Prof. W ilbcrt Nowell has dicidod
to discontl no further meetings of the
class. ’l‘he class scheduled to meet
lull evening therefore did not hold a
session.
The many friends of Mrs. Joseph
Steegmuller will be pleased to learn
that she, undelrwont her recent opera-
non for app ’ dlcltls in very nice
shIpe and t5? she is now resting
very comforts I.v at the Ncw Haven
Hospital. 1 '
Success is stamped on every pack
as. It is the most successful rem-
edy known. ‘lt makes you well and
keeipii you wall. Thats what Hollis-
tor'a Rocky Mountain Top does .15
cents, Tea or l‘.nblols Plnlstod's
Drug Store.
Mrs. Goorgc Van Alslync, of South
Norwallt, will make. an address at. the
meeting of the Woman' 0 Foreign Min
slonsry Boolety in Stamford this at
1811109110 the gathering being held at
the home of Mill. Montgomery, lull
Redford street.
Upwnrtln of fifty cottage or nelgli~
borbood playcl meetings Iil‘l‘ heinn
hllnnhti for next 'l‘uosday night
throughout ’I'hc Norwalks by all thc
churches of (ilffcront donominnlions
uniting in the large movement under
Dr. Chapman in February. Places of
roasting and leaders will tumour in
The fientinai later.
«Don’t fail to call at Sleincrt‘n at II 0"
oboe". tied the first class pianos you
can t at the lowest prlcou ever of
f from now till .lsnuur l0.
5min THAN ”Amino.
milking do» not cure children or
bed trotting. if it did there would he
in childm thIt would do it. There
IchuII for this Mn.
4. Nollie bunt.
liI'l‘ horn. "utmost to
l mothegd' at? nits 11de money.
i‘ liar Ir your a run run-
3:301! 64 till! my. Don t. hiatus the:
.I
who. m’l‘iio 05410044 In it «all help
with: Zinnia straits RAMS
..............:....l...“minim lb.
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but: PLATr‘ ._ luau» lit.
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THE GREAT SALE CDNTINUE‘I WITH UNDIMINIDHID’ENTH A
' OUT SPLINDIDLY. THANKS TO OUR PRODIOAL PREPARATION. FOR OUR GREATEST BEACON.
AIM. FOR LIN8B ARE HOLDING
you CAN fluid. It rirrso To A 0000 3011' on ovation-r inch ous ssoLILAs srocu. Ar
ANY sea“ 1‘» out Point. 007 0011'? :04 Old: comma 'r‘oo Lona: arssNUous IELLiNo WILL
soon LEAVE sio GAPS m rile sAaoAlN sANKa.
Ly?
Overcoat
MEN' 8 AND YOUNG MENIS FANOY ILACK AND OXFORD COATS; IN THE SEASON'S SMARTEBT
MODELB. THAT HAVE BEEN PRIC ED FROM 55.00 TO 535.00. REDUCED TO 1‘.
$1.88 $9.88, $11. 88, 1488, $17 88 $22. 88.
en ‘5 Suits.
MEN’ 8 AND YOUNG MEN'SW’ANOY SUITS ALL MAD8 FOR THIS SEAOON'I GELLING. IN ALL THE
SMART MODELS. FORMERLY PRICED FROM $6.00 TO 525.00. REDUCED TO.
$3.88, $6.88, $8.88 $12 88 $17.88.
Boy 8 Suits.
ALL OF OUR BOYS’ SUITS GO ”’4 THE GREAT SALE AT REDUCTIONB WHICH MEAN GREAT SAV-
INGS TO EVERY MOTHER OF ‘A BOY. READ:
$2.60 Suits $1.65
$5.60. $4 Suits $2.65
$6 Suits $5.55
$6. $7 Suits $4 55
Boys: Rogular and Russian Overcome.
$159. $2.69.
Rogers 8:
$255. $5 69 $5 55. $4 55. $6
tevens
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RELIABLE OUTFITTERS ‘ f“
KENN EDY'S CASE NOLLED.
GREENWICH, .lnn.10.——'l‘he (little of
William J. Kennedy. of Stamford.
brought here on the charge of hur-
glury in touncction with the robbery
and assault at the home of M18.All-
tolmttc (‘ Mollll last September
was uollctl in the town court. thin
morning. Kennedy was released
from tho Bridgeport. jail Monday and
was immediately TO-Rllt‘lili‘il to be
brought here. Prosecuting Attorney
White said that he was unable to se-
cure enough evidence on which to hold I
Kennedy and so recommended a nails
in the case. Kennedy was believed
to be an accomplice of William ligan.
now in the Bridgeport county lull. who
is serving a term in connection with
the Moi-rill burglary.
NEW YORK. NEW nation .'
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
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I “WORKED" BY MINIST: RS.
Odd Charge Made By Persons Con-
teItIng PIlmt-r Wili..
That. ministers worked the late
Francis Palmer. banker, whosc homo
was fury oars In Stamford, on tho
pramiscs now occupied by John T.
Williams, (llcnbrook road, was tht
charge made yesterday by F, 8
Chandler. a lawyer, who appears to
people who are. contesting the will. it
the Supreme (‘Ollll of New \oult. Th4
lawyer unsorted clergymen moi cvcr:
Monday at Mr. Palmer‘s home not
that one of them lived there. Mrs
Palmer kept the ministers away fron
him, he said. while she lived.
'l‘hc excculors of Mr. Palmcr's will
cstlmnte. his estate at 9000.000. .lnme
R. Palmer, Gertrude Knapp and Mary
(3. chpnor. the contestants. claim ii
In several times as large. llnduc in
finance by 25 persons connected with
the Francis Auburv Palmer fund by
Illli‘ czxetulors, and by the ticigymon
'who surrounded the lcsluloi ill the
cloning yeain of his life is alleged by
the contestants.
Mr. Palmorlaft to Ills older brother.
Janina, now till yours old. of whom he
was miremely fond, only it life in
collie of 81.200 yearly. lIc bequeathed
9100.000 to relatives and friends. left
half a million to tho l’almor fund and
bestowed the littlnnoc on other relig-
Ious charitable and educational lusti-
tnllouu. Four months before his
fli'tifh be divided “000.000 equally In»
twct-n ‘thc l’allncr lnntltulc, Munolo
lnd.. and tho Starkey i-tcniiunry, lilti-
dysiown. N. Y.
WILL APPEAL DOG VERDICT.
The DIlenu In “chop-Gorilla": CIII
Clive Notice to 'fhiI lfieet.
It was announced today that during
the ten days allowed by law it notion
of appeal from the decision of Judge
George w. Wheeler in the famous
Jackson-007mm dog case will he tiled.
Judge Wheeler awarded Mrs. halo
8 voriilct. of 51.600 and costs In ilfl'
suit for “0,000 brought against John
florhom, as a result of liiiurlos Ihc
received in I runaway caused by it
big mull owned by the defendant. ‘
Judge dward M. Incitwood repre-
sents Mrs. Jackson and Attorneys 144W!
Wurnur and Ilurlbuti llllll Davis the
doitmtiuni.
“an—«Mi-«m
CIVIL COURT 4".”in DID NOT AP
ibullion the superior civil court iury
rouorlod yellitrditi' it was learned
Edward B Adams was not present.
Inquiry at his housc disclosed that he
had boon away from ham» and in
Hartford. sinus iIsl Wide and file
prasiimplions Iii he did not receive the
Iummohlt oiliiluu him harness 11 Juror.
The matter will be invostlgatod.
“was
ills Hannibal limir—wi‘io "llo you
remember the nitihi i asked you to
marry ins?"
Blur Wynn. dour."
"For it whole hour we sat thorn. and
not a word did you speak Ah that
«I the happiest hour or my “59.7“"
manned {er Tales mun 100.110 do
D.
lwéE PALACE A nation..-
"Beautiful Detrlment” in Canada
CrIIteI FIiIa Impreulon of
tho Country.
"Your ice palace of Montreal is a
thing of the past, isn't it?" said a New
York man to 11 Canadian.
“Yes. thunk fortune,“ said the other.
"II was a-bcuutlful dctrimcut. it crc-
iled abroad 14 false impression of Can
do. it conveyed the'iden that Cana-
la was a bleak. cold plnco~a land of"
snow and idea-a kind of Greenland or
nbradcr. People sent to their frlcntls
abroad illustrated postcards and large.
ihotographs of the ice. palace and the
re carnival year after year. Hence.
ilirotul, they got to associating ice and
lanada together. The two words he-
amc almost synonymous and few
JOIilll emigrate i‘nnndawurd.
"Our immigration figurcs fell off to
l deplorable dcgrcc on account of the
false impression of our climalc that
.74 Ice palace gave to England and
France and Germany. Canada lives on
'mmlgrulion. She wants all 1714- Immi-
rauls she can gci. And lit-cause thc
Ice plilncu lost her thousands of liuiul~
Hunts ycnrly, sin: wisely did away
with it.’
-wwfi.-.”
JEROMEB IN MERIDEN.
FIrIt Direct Manor of William TrIv
orI LIVId Then.
The first direct nilceuior of William
Travers .lcromc, the famous district
attorney of New York. who is known
0 have settled in this country. owncd
1nd worked a farm In Mcrideii, which
ucluded most of the luudoocupied by
‘ho hrcncni First Word limits. Such
was the inlorcniin statement made by
Chairman George‘lu. ‘urtia lo the cen-
tennial commutes. If its meeting Wed-
nesday evening, says the Mormon Jour.
nu.
The {not won diudoveroil by Mr. (lur-
tls while making up on genealogical
studies. preparatior lo the publication
of his ountenuial lstory of Merlot-n.
says the Record. ifs profits 0 n the
uncommon name of aroma r-Cur
Ila wohdorrd If the ftitnily might not
In some “Wily he ooniiected with that
of the popular district attorney. 'l‘hc
nuxt stop was to prove this unpposl
ilou.
Knowing the noun-.4 01‘ tho curly Me-
ridcu ..lcrouicu Mi. t'nrlis found in it
New York libraiy the information that
convinced Will that the line was of
direct tlnacciil. llc furthermore iocst
mind a prlfllud statement that his forth
fathom originally canto from Walling-
ford. of which Meridcu was than it
part.
Upon making this discovery, Mr.
Cillllil immediately opened neuritis-
lions spotting to induco Mr. Jerome to
appear in Mariam «turnst tho starches
in June. Mr. autumn is dueliniug All
engagements this season, owing to bill
toilrt’ world but it. is hoped ili’al he
mn be porsuadod to honor Mormon
wit 71 51107715”.
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“Yes; we slanted Mrs. lllilyaos proof:
dent of the club. hthinning Ilie would
pm as lung 11011de
"4.470sz "W “‘51" Ills guys as I portrait
04 00min
, condemns the proud wrltln
‘ door
‘ Now 4.110 than 4 pro image
one of the “would-bah" cite polities.
tinnitus or society. takes occasion to
hurt a slur at tho Journalistic craft In
anon instance the thug unarrlnuly inc
illusion thalr rout calibro; [or the big
people the real loaders in 1 tea antivl»
lieu 111111 in newspaper men ihclr most
valued friends and continuities and
testify to tho fidelity and honor of the
man whose business it. is to write fur
the press. 'l’hsro are some unwor-
thy members of the craft, Just as
-,here iii-o discredilablu clergyman.
lawyers and physicians: but. they are
so few that. when a. man or Woman
plans it Is
safely to be assumed ihn he or she.
is not of sufficient importance to have
come into closottouoh with many.
Judge Bilfllngton of tho United
States Circuit Court. at Pittsburg.
when asked by a newspaper for it
New Year‘s sentiment Included in his
response ‘ n paragraph conoornllut
newspaper men at which he has had
a long and wide experience. This
'in what Pliluhutgs motif antlueni jut
ll-lt said:
”Somehow. i can ilovcr turn these
newspnpcr hols down. i hon: poo:
pin cull tiicm ‘lmpertinonl.’ ‘Chetolu,’
’unboarnhle.‘ Maybe they are I
guess I have good luck and tho black
sheep of the newspaper craft never
‘butt in‘ on me i am not saying plea-
siltit things about them but simply
giving my Impressions of newspaper
‘ho‘ys’ and the truth is that l have
alWayn found them square mil
straight.” i could give ihom any
information i was glad to do so. If
i could not or the matter was one;
they ought. not to ask me about all
» ought. not to publish l frankly told
. them so and l haw novel but 07108
in a dozen yttars' experience found my
confidence abused. and than I think
tho man did it from ihonghilassunss."
A short limo ago while a social
event was in programs in Moliecsport,l
a. reporter of the staff of tho 'l‘lttlly
News called on tho telephone to askl
wliethm It would he 'co'nveiilcui. foil
the person giiing tlih affair to see him I
lot a few moments if he should call
.ll tho house; his object‘ being to ob
lulu some inlotinlttlou as to the. doc I
orations. and tho like ,
(‘ellalnlv " camp tho. answer; “Obi
——cr-~will you plcnse come to the back
door!"
In it. accessory to add that. thc re
portcl did not go?
The Daily Nows’ staff is composed
of men of good lnecding. good appeal
once and sobriety—any ono of thcm fit
to enter the host residence in Mchcs-
port or anywhere also by the from
and entitled by their personal
qunl fictitious as Well as by their con.
auction in an honorable capacity with
an honornhlc and lnilucndnl linWspn-
per, lo respectful treatment. when
they hnvo passed the lintcl. No
back-door ircntineut or the gentleman
of its staff will he countcnnucctl by
this Journal. It. believes every one
of them to be a man of strict honor.
and is confldcnt that none of them
would break its most important rulow
"Above all things he honorable. Hold
a pledge as sacred as the secrets of
the holy of holles of your heart. Bet-
ter a thousand 'hcnts‘ upon you than
one betrayal of a conddence.‘.'
man who would break this rule could
maintain connection with tho Daily
Neil's.
There may be black sheep in thc
press crnfi. There may '00 those
who by their personal appearance or
habits arc unfit. for admission to cul-
tured homes. There may be those
who will violate a confidence. 0!
such the Daily News has none. Up-
on ihem let the odlum of their deeds
roundly dcteats them than the true
press W',i‘ll(‘i proud of his calling list
the public'a estimate of him be form-
ed not by n classlng of him with
ltnese exmesoencen on a respectable
calling. but by the general character
of writers for the press and by his
own personal worth.-Mcl(eesport
IP11.) lltllly Nowa.
soori-imo Ann couroarmo.
of llertt's Witch Hazel fialvn, whon
applied to Piles. sores, cuts. boils. eio.,
subducs pain almost instantly. This
Salve draw out the information. re~
duons swelling and acts as a rubefnc-
lust, thus circulating the blood through
the diseased parts, permitting or old
lug Nature to permanently reniovc the
trouble entirely. Sold by Tho Clifford
Pharmacy. - ”
SHE WAS READY FOR HIM.
And He Did Not flay Exactly WbIt
HI Had Intended to any.
llc had come to break oil the en-
gugcmcut. His mother didn't approve
of his choice. Bcsitics, hc fcll. that he
was too timid to assume lhc reapoluii
Million of tum-rind life. related the
(flayeiund Plain Dealer.
lt wuuut a pleasant task.
“i have come " he said ‘lo say that.
——-isnt thorn some one stirring at the
shin door?"
"it In nothing." she
swerad. ..You
”till-7*"
“l were MNIIIIWI menu 1 was about.
to any that i think that two have-ml
mean i have made a mlutakc inml'm
nut-0 i hear somobody shuffling at the
keyhole!'
Rho laughed in an unmlithtul way.
“Yes" she said “try fooifull broth
or with his hrlmllu bulldogs are out
there wulIin ‘
Ho didi.i ask what litoy wcic wall.
lug for
"1 how come to any. dearest" iio
briskly remur,ltcd "liuil i ihlllll l have
lllfitlii a mistake in permitting you to
but our Wedding day so for uhoud."
hastily nu-
werc about. to any
.
WHIN.
'l‘Itoy'ro mouth full of fulhcr
No work he n.0,: up say.
They laugh “when Itiier curvm the
duck.
in an unfosling way.
They view his every action
With ‘grievsus discontent.
And never say a word about
When father pun the font.
When .1Ihswtollit 0 him"
- ‘l‘hoy all around n‘hd 1007.
When fathnr does most anything
The family seams to sneer.
lies inst supposed to plad along
And me up that! comm
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and characters be heaped. None more ,
'l‘he. soothing and comforting effects 'l
- "pigtails" clinic to about his linens, not.
t.
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asset-v sAstiAmI Tutu. AT rum amuse. radii ’ ills,
WILL as stress or m A JIFFY. slain in svpsv wAv 41510107 lit
edict; sur IELLluo Absurd nouns no 1.099. ,
clenssu's fiLACK 4118080 41 00:, ALL atlas, 100 A PAIR. ,
cultostun FINE sLAc‘K maeso Hoes AT 121/ .0 A 54.4., .
woman sxrsA HIAvv sAar stAck 171.8808 1.4qu nuts
mos AT 160 A ms. 9
EXTRA onset: or women's 3 LACK CAsl-iMEFIE 1170017111118 447
24.. A rAis.
Lima. FLEEC8 LINED vss're AND PANTS ALL 012511.200. ,
LADIE6' EXTRA ems ousurvvse-rs Alto PAurI AT 600. , ,
FINE FLAT 0.3+. Ann PANTS; ALso slasso, 7141471210011er
wooL. AT 758. 3
ALL WOOL PLAIN FLAT AND RIIBED VESTB AND PANTS
“..,05
Hosiery. Wuderwsar
83-85 Washington Street.
Th8 store to g8t tho 600d ‘19
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds.
iable flyers, 8.11 kinds of toys, lioo
to mention, at figures that are run
breaking. .
AT.._NELSONS
alWays gives satisfaction.
N. E. RYAN.
as WASHINGTON STREET. Sou-r11 nonwALx. '
9“ Passions",
Filled by graduates of
Merrill Business little 0
The past 34 weeks.
Day School .................. . ...... $12.50 per month. .
Night School 5.00 per month. .
BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE.
Now is the right time to enter.
. M. A. MERRILL. Principals;
i
has great good in him. Thermal
ts disoomflted and ill at ease. and
plainly repels a sensitive limo.
is not to he too freely trusted
a...»
THE MAN TO“ TRUSTED‘
1.1; was a little bit of a blue eyed
gill , with u i.- u... p inc. and a silvery
chatting tonsil:
She prattled I l to tho young man
who was taking her DOME-“ROM“
young uncle. big brother or friend may
lie-08 fearlessly and as dolightodly as
is he werc a little chap like herself
Whou they stood up. hur little braided
A...
CHAMBERLAIN'S oouou “it
The many remarklthie carol" 51"“
and grip effected by this prom
have made it famous over al -, .
of the civilised world. it c .,
he depended upon and is til-7
lakc. it not only (sires do!» . .
grip. but counteracts any land”
wards pneumonia. it .. .
opium or other harmful subs
may be given to a baby as son:
a» to an adult ,
much higher. title slipped her tiny
much highlcr. Slit‘ slippcd her tiny
blunt confidently into his and her lit-
'tle fool went dancing along beside his
big ones
And be for all he was so big. smiled
down at her and chatted as nisrrllly
as shew-was pcrfcclly at ease» with
hcr and made bar as voinhle and lisp
py as if she bud been with her own
mother.
They llidnt embarrass such other-:-
the big man and the little girl Anti
that nrgiied a great deal for the
man
You'vc soon mun whom children dis
trust and four. You’ll soon the frank-
ly open taco of n llttir child put a
man very much at mine. Children Mb
3000 nhnraotnrs renders. 'l‘hn‘y do not
11770074110110.1110 they test instinctiv
Iy If 0 man is open hunrlhd, since
and sympathetic. ’I‘hoy shrink iron
I 0qu shallow. litsiucurc upturn 'l‘ha‘y
recognise it under all hollow dyer
urea.
.W .'_ ,
Many gems otter without any
out cause suddenly become '
or seemed the damage being a:
ropnlr. Opals. known as the uni
stones. are 00 00601078 that.
beauty is haquhntly dIItro
their wearor's prodimity its
are. The luster of this stop
sen h tho presence of in
little neural. Which deflect.
into lint nits oioriltfc ans .
oil! of the g The tinted!
fissures is than] at any . ..
destroy the stone. , 3;
marlin—Ms mother «Iliad,
shortly after our enabled! ‘
says he in tho flower of t.
‘inudcml guess that’s rl
The man who grin on easily and to John says be his him
well with 11 pint: utIudcd llllln child 01:10:41;ng M”.
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for tho purpoui. in use, it is.
The 8855 Grate ,erIlly Idmltted. is the tri "
' revolving form. found in the Stamford Putnam.
Made ”55 s foundry established in 1400: _
but. shows reliability. .3.
amount/ins the latest tummy-many or meal exclusive: -
that shows program.
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