.
"suntan Interpreter Will be
am can“
, "ttonesSary—-0ne Talesman
‘ Exo‘used on Ground That He
that Scruples Against Capital
Punishment, Being a Chris-
than
u...—
Alexnuder Hermann is on trial in
the criminal superior Court for the
murder of Martin Kot'zlnuky on the
evening ol’ July 4 last. (loud progress
who made yesterday iii iieieeting the
Jury which in to try the accused.
d’l‘hte. following jurors were st-leet-
e : .
Edward sector. of Eat-don. titt-inor:
Robert R. Ntrholti. of Building. farmer;
Joseph Ii, Seintpp. Greenwich, pittin-
beriilblbert M. Sanford. ot‘ lledding.
farther; Horace hi. Smith, of Green-
wich. farmer; .t‘erneliue ti. 'i‘aylor. oi"
New Canaan. farmer:
man. of Eamon. t’ttrnter: .lunteii .leti-
kins. Bi-iltel. retired t’ttriner; William;
B. Osborn. oi' Weldon. farmer: Benja-
.mln Squires. Ilethel t‘Ollll'ttl‘ltli'; Still}
not W. Beardsley. Stratiortt. retired
farmer; Robert S. Purity. iiarien, i‘ar-
titer. ‘
Brought to Court.
Hermann was brought down from
jail by Assistant .lailer Seofleltl. iii,-
appeared rather pale from his eottt’lae-
nténi. lie Iii it “alive of Poland and
has. the dark, melancholy etatnteuauw
(if' many of his race. lie does. not till-
ilorétund English, to any extent and
had little knowledge at what was go-
Ing on during the preliminary proeei-d-
lags. \Vlit'll 1b.. taking of tW'ltli’llt‘I‘
in coittiitrneed he will have the aid of
an interpreter to explain to itittt the
nature.
The publie in pretty \yeil familiar
with the, crime i'harged against ”H‘-
mann. ()it the night or July -t, last.
Koi'zlttaky left his residence in the
West End. Bridgeport to go for It pail
oi’ lit-er. Upon returning to his home,
he was shot anti killed as he “'th about
to enter the door.
It looked for several days as though
the ease was a tttyslit'y. or that it
might have been an art-ideal. But one
thread utter another “'th lllt‘kt‘tl lip
with the result that suspieion pointed
to Hertttanit
Hermann Caught.
It was some weeks before the iiutlt-
nrities located Ititn itttil then lie was
brought bat-k to this ('IIY. Shortly at
It'l’. Mri-i. Ktil'llllhky “'th also pliteeil
under arrest and has been held ever
since. The state‘s tIioi-t'y ot' the t'l‘ime
had been that t'lerntann killed Kor-
zinsky and tltat the woman was a
party to it.
(in the evening of the shooting. a
man was seen walking up and down
in tore the Itorzittsitt house for more
than an hour. It will be (‘lillllll'll by
the state that this man was Ilerntaaii.
Mitt-it iii‘ the l'\'Illl'IIl‘|‘ will he of a i'it'~
t'IIIIIfiIllIIIIlII t‘IItll'tlt'lt‘l'.
In examiulttu the li:ltit'l for the
jury the state tisllt‘il eat-ll tttatt \t‘lli‘lII‘
i-r lte hail previous sel'vft‘t- on juries.
whether he was married. whether Ilt‘
believed in i'II'I‘IIIlIHItIIIlIiIl eyltent-e.
whether he had formed ait opinion that
would tithe eriitenee to remove and
whether It.- had pt-t-jiulii-u- agitlttat i'api-
tal punitihtttettt.
Twenty-one Examined.
The line of inquiry by the ilt'fi'nm-
Willi itt regard to pi-eriiiua jury nerrli-i-
in murder aiiil i-rttttiuul east-u of all
kinds. ottii-e holding. in t-et'ttt‘ent'i- to
grand jurors or (‘tlllhliiIiIi'H; prejntiii-e
tignlitnt foreigners III‘ ally ltitttl IiI' be-
lief that there were more likely to
I'UmIJIII t‘t‘Iltlt‘i-t ot' violent-i- than iintlre
born eittzt-na.
During iu.. morning twentyone men
were examined. The defense exi-rivlw
HI flit right» of t‘lttilleitue in seven ran
t'h. four were I'Xt'IIM'tI by the t-ottrt
and one wait i-htilienged by the HIIIIL‘.
'i'titt tlt‘ft‘llltt‘ hats thirteen more ebul-
Ii-ilgea while. the state (‘llll ext-relat-
II“? rluht lliili‘ti't'tl more times It ilivair-
ed.
Only one titan of IIlt' list wuii ext'uii-
t'ii Ilt‘t‘llllttl‘ of Ft‘l‘lllilt‘R ituiilttat the
death penalty. Eugene i’itrklttton ot
Itrdtliuu. a Iilt‘l'l‘Ililllf. unlit \\Ilt'|l :tnlti'tf
[or his viewa on the matter.
"Ali ii (iltiliiltun man. I have.“
.Iiitltte Iloriibut-tt tllih'l'tl him win--
thi-ir thmte lll‘i'lttili'i-t WtiIIItI ilitt't‘t't'ri'
withhlii jittlnttti-nt on the rush. iii-
itinrted to tell the i-iutrt iihoiit a ter-
rible Films of ('ft't‘tllIiNIllllIItif et'l-
III'III‘I‘ when .lttdite iliiriilutt'it t-xetiat-d
hint.
Edward Hi-t-ti-y. oi’ Iiiiatiin. wait the
first titan oath-ii. lie iiuiil ltt- wuii from
lunatiin and With It further. All the
(IIINIIIMIR were tiniiWeriui Htitliil‘tirtiirlly
and hi- limit neat No l. itiibitrt It.
Nltilioltt. of Ili‘tldfflfl. had nothing tili-
Ji-tttloniihie in hie itthWlll'R anti innit
limit No. 2. whit-h Willi quirk Work for
the litiii‘t.
Thtiiititii ll. itrtiitiil iii ilrnoklteld.
wait the llrtit man i-hiilleugi-d and the
antenna nKOI‘llillt’tI the rtuht. ”t! he-
ltinnii lur Ilmlltield and that that too
near the. boron of t-lttorlfi llaWIry to
Mill. counsel for the acotniott.
Took But No. 3.
.Ii‘iiii‘llh I8, Bohuup of (Ircenwleh. had
never not upon it hit-y before. He. told
the min-t that they did not hear much
about ilrtdxepurt down Greenwich way.
"t! wait it plumber and had never held
other». All hands were. iiittliitittii and
he took neat, No. it 4
Elbert M. Ritiilord. of Iteddlnit. wait
[mid enutmh to warm Nil. 4. III‘ Willi
another man who ideieVer held ulv
died of ital-int on a jury. .i. Wallace
Potato". or airport. was entitled by
the detonne. mutton not apparent.
dietitian}. Bank. of Woman. said
he lied twa a natal jam and the
dflé‘hnh did‘ not want him on tho Jury. 5
Harare lemtiit, til Greenwich. who
nitrite hold ”Man at anyzlttml tool: am
No. B. whtie'tiiirniillaii n. Taylor of
p who had served on the.
turnout hour and board at automaton
emitted ii.
iii Ii. «
_ no titan tit on out Mimi:
. Sample. 01? Norwutk. a retired luminous
plan. but tired id. Stillman. of wanton
who until he was a brother or the late
town clerk, who wait burned Iii death.
wua tiottt. to seat Nil. 7.
The state exert-laud tilt llriit (iIillI-
hinge on Cltnt‘lea ll. Weitd. of New
(Banana, {or «onto reason known only
to the presitcutiug attorney. The euttrt
told venerable Stephen 0. Peak with
the Horne... (irerii-y wltinki-rii. tintt he
won t‘ixciii-ttitt. "A little IitII'tI ol’ hour-
but." he NIIIII.
Albert Selma! of ”HR idly wan ex.
eluted by the defense. lntt .liimeu .leu-
IiIIiI-l ol' llethel. who had retired from
intuitions to play at t'at'tulitu. took No.
it. lie was onee‘eii-etod juiitlee ot‘
the peace, but relaxed to take the
oath.
Eugene l’arkitttoti wait exeiiaeii an
above. \Vlllltilit it “about of Weldon
took aunt Nit. ii. tieorge t). Stepltena
oi’ Durien was exeuaoii Irv the room
because of Ilili hearing and James
lverly Iit‘t‘liIlHi' he Ititd fiil'lllt‘ll an op
lttloit that wunid taliv evident-e to re-
move. The defense ehallt-nited (than
II’H M. (‘ntnp ot' Iii‘lltiitflt‘ltl and Steri—
lni: It. Booth. of ’l‘riiipbtiil.
The heat treatment for indigealton
and troubles of lite Hltilliilt'fl hi to rent
the NIOIIIIH'II. It can lie rented by it
good dlgeutanl. Kodiil puts the atom-
aeli in shape to stilial‘ttt'IUl‘lly perform
its tutti-lions. flood for indigestion.
sour atomaeh. flatulence. pulpilattou
oi the heart and dyspepsia. l\'IiII()l is
made Ill att'iet t-ottlormity wltlt the
National Puri- Food atttl iiruiz Law.
WWI 15‘ Stilt Sold by The (‘Iil‘t‘ord I’iiartnaey and.
The bridge l’Iiartnai-y, N
CAPTAIN RYDER RECONSIDERS.
Will Resume Command 01 Company (3
at Urgent Request of Men.
lii'iNIiliRY. Nor. fir-It is :IIIIIIIIIIIL‘UII
today that (‘aptain (‘yrus It} ilyiier.
who was a few days ago plaeed ttpon
the retired list oi nazionai guard of-
ft‘t‘l‘h' Il_\' a Sllttt'ltll order of the :iiljtt-
iant gent-rat‘s itllit-e in Hartford. will
retain eotuittititd ot‘ (iinttpauy (i. 'I‘Ilil‘tl
tail. 0. N (L, tweet-ding to a request
of the enlisted tin-n and, tiflll‘t'l't-i ot' the
eoinputty whieh waa presented to hint
ill stielt it way that he eintltl not reins..-
the honor it’ it was possible for itittt to
t-itittinite the work
A meeting of the eontpuny was held
iii the iti'iilitt‘y last ttiiibt. by order of
Lieutenant (‘liireitee \\' Judson. aetittu
captain. and after making some plans
and pi‘etntrationu for the drill Ht'l‘hlill.
a paper was prepared petitioning (‘itp
Iaili llyder to take tip the t-otnitiatttl
again. This paper was signed by every
titan lit the etuttpaay amt I‘I'I't‘lVi‘tl
the I~‘llil(il'h‘i'lllt'liI ot' the other Ilit‘itl id‘-
livers of the national guard
Captain Ryder was then sent for and
when he arrived at the armory wit»:
railed into the meeting and the iloi-it-
int-m was formally presented to Itittt.
Although he may have had some iiitl~
mutton that an effort would be made
to intiui-e ltlttt to take up IIII' i-omtnand
ot' the entiipitny again he was: wholly
unprepared for aiieh alt expression ot'
the opinion of the eotnpittty its that.
and {or it few moments was unable to
make any reply.
After some (‘tilifiltlt‘l‘tilitill be au~
matured in the eiiutpany that liliilt‘l'
l'l‘t‘fillllt' iiI HI SII'I'HIL: :I i‘t'qiit‘fii It" \l'ilR
.iilliiig iii it-i'tttlsittoi' liiR tir‘tei'nlilltilttltt
It) \i'itliiitaw t‘rottt iii-tire I‘lliilll't‘lltill
with the national guard and immune
i'tiilllllllllll of tin» iontpttny 'i‘lie t'tilil-
min). IIII‘IIIIIL'II itit It‘ll]|liil'tll')' eititttttattdr
am, has made ttpplieation to the adiu
tattl'a ueneral‘a llIIll't‘ III have the I‘llt'iW
iitl order. plotting Captain Ryder upon
IlIt‘ retired list revoked. This request
it‘ granted. will l‘t‘.IIl.\'ItlIl' Captain Ityr
Ili‘l' itt t’lilllIiIl’llltI of the t-otnpany with-
out the I'lt‘t‘t'Hh‘ltl‘)‘ ii'-t‘II'I'IIliIl. and will
ilfI away with a lot of ri-ii-tapi- and
delay itt t'oittiet‘tiou with the transfer
ol‘ the tomlnaitd and the property (it
the manually to the tettiporary i-imi-
atanihtttt :ttiii inteh again to the rap.
titiit.
(‘;tpt:tiii Ryder, who “'IIH i'l‘flt'l'tf only
a few (“UH unit at his own request.
has tuittitg a slit'i‘t‘liiq'flll eomntittiitltlu
oftltter and has been very popular with
both i-ttitaiid men and ottiet-rii.
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITlON.
You eauitid ueettmpllah very murh
it your liver in inaetivv. an you feel
ttttli. your eyes are heavy attd alight
exertion exiiaaota you. (irtno lilltll-
tire Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
amt Illth‘ltl and “Taken you feel bright
altil Il(‘fI\'i’. Ortno Laxative It‘rnil
Syrup doea not llililis‘tiult‘ or gripe itittt
Iii ittthl and very lilt'lttttlllf to take.
tirlno in more el'leetire than ptlhi or or-
illntit‘y l’tlIIIlll‘IIt‘N. Retain- autisti-
IIIII'R. I‘htiiittid'tt lit-int i-itnt-e and The
('Iiiiiii'il I‘Ittil'llttiey. "
MR. OONAHUE TALKS.
Says He to Planned Over What Derby
Did For Him.
iiitlltill'. (loud. Ntli’t'lllllt'l‘ itwt‘itar-
It'll J. Donahue mild yeaterdtii' iti't‘i“
noon:
“Willie I liai't-ti‘t had time to an over
the I‘l'fill‘llh‘ eut'i-t'uliy. I ittit KI'IIIIIII‘II
over the result. eupeeiniiy oi‘ the allow-
Illit hero in Derby.
“ll uhuwn plainly tIttit the itepuhih
I‘tltl workinunit-n. with the narration ot‘
\l'iiiiIt-litiry. la ”11‘ eliieii voted tor tau."
‘ " I wait without the involuntary Illtl'lt-
lag in itllttt'tillliftllly conduct a eampalun
of thin NIII'I, ittid relied on my .lttdiintt-iit
that with 'l'llayi-r iii the head til the
tlrki-t titer... would he a "HIP“ turner
Democratic vote than wnti polled."
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
”IN” ituppiaclm came into the homo
of 3. t3. Illulr, whool attporiniendont.
at at. Atlanta. W. Va, whoa but little
daughter wait restored from the. dread
ttti complaint. ho Illlllititi. tic tittyii: "My
little daughter had St. Vituii‘ lliutco.
which yielded to no treatment lint
grew steadily wot‘ao itnttl an a last ro-
iiort we tried Electric bitter»: and i
rejoice to titty. three bottles reflected
a complete etire.“ Quirk. tatre cure
for nervous eoittpihlnta, general detail.
tr. telltale Wt‘tiltllt’iiilllltl, lutptm-riithtiti
blood and malaria. tliiurauti-rtl by it‘.
it. Buxter'u, Heath Norwuili. and a. P. it
Price .
i0
Weed’u, Norwutlt. drug Illul‘k'll.
poo.
Applying i'tir work at Northampton.
haunt Wait told by the foreman.
"We're not it man IIPt‘tl who hasn‘t
dome. and it he doesn't turn up to
marrow. no shall litilttl hint homo.“ It.
Invite an it the a pitraitt, but; it itooti
tportiag chance a uottlut; that tub»-
iioiiditi motto. ...... '
.....I...
Tia. time to maize
sure you are getting
good Perfume. and
fulfvaiuc let your money.
is before you buy“ not
ttfleiwards. I
The way to make sure
is very simple“ I
Sim ply go to any
Dealer who sells (301713
'I'ING'5 Perfume (all of
the best stores sell it) and
ask for a free sample on
your handkerchief. ,
Then smell and learn
what good Perfume
ameifsftfte.
Then. to find out how
well the odor will Ids!”-
asILthe Dealerto put your
Sold by uooti Dulm
everywhere if not by
You". WIIII' to an fill
the name iii none-it
tic-r.
We aim manufacture
I lit rode in of
Sup. oilet Wotan.
cpual price.
handkerchief In .1 gfass
of water or to hold it
under the faucet.
This demonstration will
enable you to prove to
yourwif. at ‘absoluteiy no
coshand beforeytm buy.
that COI:‘.’1'TIN(‘.'S Per-
fume is really the finest
quality and most lasting
Perfume made~more
than twice as liming as
any other Perfume of
But that is not all”
We not only say that
GOI'Z.INI‘INLL'5 Perfume
.. c . 6
ORK
I26 CIIIIHIXIII Street
NEW Y
I W
is the finest quality and
mod Inning Perfume at
the price. but we, the
manufacturers, absolutely
and unconditionally gua-
rantce this to you. the
Catuumerwiomething no
other Perfume Manufac—
turer does.
. 40 different odors and
hundreds of different tilts
and styles from 25c. to
$I2. The moatpopular
odoril (lLliOFAN—made
from the fragrant clover
leaf blossom.
Ask your Dealer for
a free sample and get
acquainted with the finest
Perfumes made.
r“ ”not“! air.
T “dunk.
“ G .T.
nae-5.2.32.5."
‘und uncnnélmelfr
ANCIENT COURT HOUSE MUST GO.
New London Building Has Stood on
Present Site Over 120 Years.
NEW l.(.).\'li().\'. Nor. a. r'i‘ln- old
tout-t housi- must no it‘ the iiliIiIit' sin
tetttettt iti‘ IiIlt' ot‘ the t'tlllllllllIt‘l‘llit‘ll.
is it KIIIIII‘ to a final tli‘lil)“ IIl I‘I‘iltlltl
lit a site for the proposed IIt‘W tilt)
and manti- building. No at-tiott ital.
yet been taken in the matter and
thwre are utility who do not believe that
llii' press agent oi lIlt' eottttnittee voter
‘ed the sentiment of Illt' other nit-tn-
llt'l'h, iii-solutions have been adopted
by Itit‘tll patt‘itttie Silt‘II’Iit‘h an well an
those oi” aiijat-wni towns requesting the
i'ttiilttiltwe to l‘t‘t‘tillllllt‘lltl some .NIII‘
other than where the now attrii-ttt
hil'llt‘llli‘ti i:i:iittl.~.
Strong int'itienei-n are I‘l‘l'lIlIIIlI it
sentiment for the |i|'t'.\'t'i‘\’liiI()ll of the
building that links lb.- mm with til.-
pl‘t'SI‘Ilf. and will M'l‘\'t' a4 arehiiei'»
ttirai study for the future The natives
Uf New London of mature team “It“
i'rotn t-itililltttoil almost ti-ti-ieil the old
Illllit strtti'tttre. it"e tinniternlil} oppon-
ed to IIII' removal or iietttoiitioii til
the building where his l'itittet. granit-
Illllll‘l' and great«grandfather attended
tiiwtt Illt‘l'IIilKfi and east ballots i‘ot
'l’ory, \I‘iitu Iientoerttt or lleptthiieuu
(ill I‘ll‘t‘litlll tittt‘. .\Ii‘r. iIl‘l‘ t‘It‘t‘Il‘lI iii
the t'tlllllt'li. t‘hlli't'lilll) sini'e t it“ \\.ll‘il
system wax installed. who ilit‘ min
itili'tlllh‘h' sitilllut-I'it to tin. ltm‘li. iiz»
fliillllliilih .iIlII lt‘sltirli' :Iliritit‘YIIIIliliN 'l'tt
tlti til tit. ‘t'tumal oi IIit' iittt‘tl‘lit t'tilil'l
IItiIIvIti ltit'J'iIfi IIII tiini.- iI-zil‘ .1... t‘etttm
at of some Illll Iowa in the Stiiilttlta.
'l'ltis rotttlilio" ‘IiIS aronai-ii mine it!”
IIII' \III‘II i'itiieim of New London. anti
rigorous ilt'llVi‘ lillilllHlIItill i». turn
lliitltil‘estwii, 'l‘Itt-t an) the “III i-itittt
Iilillh‘t: must not fill and mute ol‘ them
rt» no fat as ill Hat that New |.ttttiltttt
t‘tlIIlItII .tiYot'iI to t'lllil in for .t tit-a
t'lilli'I bout-v- on any .‘tIII‘ until the pr.)
Mint VliiiIIIillliilI iititttii-itil tunab- iK IIii
lil\’t'lt'll.
Sitt‘lt able Illllillt'lt‘l'x' il‘x‘
Iil‘lll'llt‘ I" 'l'luiit-t. iti'i'nltlt'lil of the
I'ititin batik and Walter I.i'ill‘ltl'tl. iii
llil‘ Sitt'inus think or New ltittiitttt 1~:I\
ptiltiieiy that ii‘ the people initial that
a new publle building It" t‘l"'l'f|'tl in
New IAIIIIIHII "I this time that the
(‘I'I‘IIII of III“ t'lir will tie Ililllillii‘tl ititil
titai illi' debt limit at-eordiuu to the
lawn of Mitaittteitttm-ttii will be ii-uih
t'tl 'I'Iiitt'tt HI'I'IIIK to lie tillllfllt't‘ slit-
or the new t'tillllIV and elty building
Is now helm: exposed to the public.
I'\".\Iil\'tl|'
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA 0N
RECORD.
We do not know of ti single instant-r
where it rough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or (‘ilIIKIIIllilIItill when ii‘o-
iey'a llnney iiiiil 'l‘ar had been taken.
It. t‘ttt‘ea t‘titlliIIIN itilil eniilit iii‘l'lt‘t'll)‘_ lit
do not. take t-Itaneei-i with mine on
known preparatimi WIIII.‘II may I‘tiIIItllli
opinion. which Cilttilt' eonutlpaiinn. a
i‘ondllion that retttrita recovery from
it t'iiItI. All“ for i‘iiley‘a‘lioney and
TM and intake any NIIIIIIIIIIIIt' itlIeri-tl
l’littatt-il'a liritt: Hltil't‘ and The Hilton
I'Illll'llllll'l'. on
NEGRO MURDEREH'S WIFE KIL.
LED
I’I~)I.Ili\.\l. (In. Nor k w’l‘be wli‘e
ttt‘ Ilit'ltii. the ileum who killed Julia
A. Ali‘t'ittim IIINI Sunday. trim found
dead III her home 'l‘itiiatlur. burial:
been killed by unknown partti H. Some
time during tlti| previous night title wax
allot with over twenty IIIIIII‘IH.
(in the same form not far away. It
negro who it in elatmeil helm-ii illrlta
In t'ltt‘lllw. wait IOIIlitI iii-nil lie tibia IIIIII
lit-en titiot iii-veriii itineii ‘i‘in- t-nroiter
was notified. iliekii hiiti tltil been rup-
titrt-tt.
FAMOUS .TRIKE BRRAKERS.
'l‘ite IIIIJHI. tuttwtia titrliai lirealterii lti
tho hind tire ilr. Kliiit'ii Now idt‘ti t‘iiiii.
Whoa liver and httwelti no on tilt-this.
they «tilrlily nettle the trouble. tillti
the iuirttyiun work aura rtaht on limit
euro tor ‘i'onatiptitloti. heitilnrlir- and
alumni-uh. 2th: at. ii‘. ll. IIIIXII!I“I‘I, t-tiiutti
Norwutk, and n. I‘. Weiid‘ii. Ntii'widit.
tiriiuhitii. *
that... My.“ -.
le STIAMSHIP SERVICE.
MEXICO CITY. Nov, flu-wi‘cllill'tllng
In the Mexican Herald. the Amertrttn.
Hawaiian Steam-hip (impunity will in
January next comment-e the operation
or ii illi‘lllllitlif}! iierviei- iii-menu New
York. and ilutmttllu Ill I'IiIlliiil‘fIIItl with
the 'I‘ultiiuitlepei: Ntitiutltti mutant of
lattice.
t-iiittpnutitto treat to IIIIII‘JH‘I tin.
iipliitidlii monument or ii tnuth wltlr‘h
he hail Vil'l‘I'IGII to the. memory of hill
dead wile. but. did not like the in.
variation. "More alto otoitpii." thinking
it. until too little. The ariilptor aim
trialled that. lit:t might add atintethimx
e an. whereupon Haunt/mum taint:
"W't‘iil. than. not. 'litd’ Lib out. IIWIIKOU
pure-14 Clrioutumu.
.....um...it
CONNECTICUT OYSTER NOTES.
lli'l‘tllll the N. \'. rushing Gazette).
The Andrew Ruth-l (iyater (30., of
Smith Nnrwatk. are very busy, with
a («tree of T?) to tilt openers iiliitig or-
tti-ts. 'l'ltt- Wtii'li lit being done iii the
Ittt'ue building. (iwtug to the easterly
winds they have had ditlitittliy itt get-
tin...r .xtoek from the wounds. ttttil part
of the time are without t-ytilei‘s, Art a
rule. they open trout than to i,.’.tiit gut
tom: tittil).
‘I‘iie Norlitport tiyster t‘o.. of South
Norwalk. ate running to IIII'Ii' tttii ea-
parity. btit Iitttl it iliilleult to keep sup-
plied \i'IIIf sloek tiwil’li: to the bad
weather. 'i‘iit-silay Willi the first flllt'
day In it week. They are opening about
i‘lillfl pullout~ daily: t‘llllltl tili orders for
double that quantity,
The sloop Jami) (letters, t‘itptaitt
tit-hers. with oyster», lii|lllltl trout Notu
walk tor Greenport. struck a roek on
the south hltll' ot‘ Duek Inland attd sunk
iIthtlt.‘ the breakwater. \\'t‘eeki~rs will
raise her. ‘
It lb’ predlittmhtl-hmxthe oyutri'ttii-tt in
the neighborhood or Bridgeport will
II)I~I‘ 12.”..tiiiti to sandal from the i-iTet-ls
at the deter Rilltmlitli swept the Sound
last a'eelt. - It will be a week or tell
law before llll' damage i'ait he eati»
IiilItI. With such storms at this time
if year the oyster beds are tiftt‘ll eonr
‘iIt‘lt‘Il buried. 'I‘Imrt- an» about 2th)
Ariliii slumps at work at Bridgeport.
The William M .\Iet‘win Son: (‘nu of
\Iilfltltl. are yt-ty Inlet titling otdtixx.
i‘itet II.t\. it! .i 7o “pi-lieu .ii oath.
i‘hei .lit' turning. down otiluru . .ttji'
itigi. It I‘ Mt'l'WIIl l~' attending to
‘titriiitv-ss :ii.‘.:llll, hitting t‘et‘itt‘i‘t’eii Willi!"
what from his let-viii illness, 'l‘itirit
liii‘lt is very title.
The Slaittiiril (lyster I‘o, of South
\‘iti‘wallt, at'i- sWainpivd with orders.
{tin-l. \\‘;t.‘- III'VIH better They have
‘ltllliiit‘lli‘i‘il to tll‘l\i‘ |iiltn~ t'itt their new
tttiittlnu. 'l‘ttey are opening Lilli” iztil'
Iiilh daily with orders for tutti-Ii inure,
'l‘:ititttail,ui' Ilium, or South Not‘waik.
ite opening about :tiit Izillltlllis' daily.
l‘lii-t iiud tttilIi-uity III obtaining it sup-
tly oi‘ iiyeiivix. no they buy llitIl-‘I of
their iipetttltu .‘tIUI‘It.
'I'Iit‘ ttyatiil limit .I & (I. II, Sliiilli
dink :ii Ilt'l' iioik on South \\'.ttei
iil't‘l‘l in New IIIII'I‘II. f‘tilIII.. on Friday
if taut \i't‘iilt. IIII‘ It‘sltil iii' i'tltt‘yliig ttitt
'iiillly tilkIt‘IN. 'I'Iit- att'atlit'l Ili'itl tiiit
H'I‘Il Ill t‘tltllllllti‘iitill for HI'\I‘I'iII ttitintha.
ttlit while laborers were stilt-int: oys-
Ii-ts on board fill" \it'lli down The
boat was itiii Il'IlllIlit‘tl property.
A liti-i-tiittz ot' the New York Stati-
Ilyhlt'l‘lllttlt‘ts .\thlt‘IHIIUII was held at
ititteoia Ids-'1 wi-eii, stays the i'ittehogtte
\tl\‘iilit't‘. .Ituiize .llliit‘llll M. Ili'lItil‘tl.
Iil't'hItII'lII ot‘ the [WW organizatiott. was
‘tt thi' than and IIIt‘II‘ was it luruiv at
It‘lltliiilt't'. 'i‘he itHHtil‘IllIItlll now IIIIH an
enrolled titentherahlii iit' lhti oyster
planters. iiirlitdlng all oi IIIt' largest
kitlppi-ru lit the titinitiettii in thin state.
Wtiliaee N. liuytleti. ot‘ Milford.
(innit, him made uppileatiiiti to the
I'tilllltil‘lit‘lll Shell lt‘luh (tonintlaalon
for it perpetual grant or :l.titi0 arrow of
ttysiter ground» between the waterii on
the shown of the towns oi (li‘oton ttitii
Riotitnutiin between the liiitttpiinua
ititil Illtode IRIIIIM.‘
CASTOR IA
For Infants 34d children.
iiii Kind You have Alvin llottziii
aid/m
ANOTHER BALLOON ABCENSION.
I‘l'l"l'HI"II".I.I). Matti-t, Nov, ii,- Allan
II. Ifiiwll‘)‘. or New York. wltlt .l. 0.
Bears the
Signature oi
Metfoy itit it pilot. will n'tnke what lit
"tumbled to be the linit balloon tiiiei-n.
tilt?" or the tit'ttittm lit I'lttittlrld Nomin-
lwr ti. and train tilt to do ittttmniihlioa
are exported in ptirtlripatr lit a par-
I
i
l
‘iilII raee III iiccm'tltlllt‘o with plans
which Wore t'OflIDIIlIC‘fI today. tilt-av
herii or the horn Club for the pailt‘
week have been making arrattuenatntu
with tititmnntiliista iii t-itirlngllelil. Winn of DMI'OIL
one. Route. 8—11:4ii. 13:15-43
Saturday eventual 1-4.
tit‘tilt‘t' nntl Hitrtloril. CUIIII.. tor the
race. The balloon Orient, which Iltlit
it maturity of 66.000 entiir feel of tutti.
will he tilted by the iii-t'imnitta. t
ilitWitl‘it l.|tthi icitrly Itiai-rit. About
tIitI intuit reliable pill on the Militia-LI
itotd by The tillil’oril I’Iiitriuuey and
The bride..- him-tuning u
"'l‘ianiirriiw‘li Mr. laivett'ii
titty." tiiiiii Rubble.
"vii..." MIMI mum. "and tiltitpr liltilth
tittyii iiitiv taint him it hair of military
halr-brnahun. filly. what. are they.
anyway?“ 7 l
"raw it up." mulled bobble. “i don't
mat linen. what ‘iuilitary liolt’ hi.
uvmtuhr tier-cit and rail. I alien."
IlII’III‘
wAuNINOION il‘Liuinin
The Union i'itt-itii- 'i‘ea Cottipittiy'a
new 0mm building and laboratory.
New York City; one of the moat aub-
HIIIIIIIIII ttnd tiliowlest laminate-t liloelts
III the tiietropolln atid the fluent "tea
i-ontpany“ building lit the euuntry. The
laboratory mutants the. most exten-
Hive I‘Iif'ft‘t’ roasting plant or our titties.
and new tttiiehinery of latest pattern
Illll'l been installed throughout the en-
tire plant. it hi it lliOlIt‘I factory as re-
gards HilliIItll‘)’ art'attgententn, light;
uttti ventilation, everything having
been planned for the eoitttort. of the
huudredti of eatployees. ii iii its clean
an the proverbial Dilutit kittihi-n, The
South Noi'wttllt More. itt 1:16 Washing-
ton street, in one of the one. hundred
and fifty odd bruneh stores (if this
great eoinpaity, all of wltii'h are "lil‘h‘f
plat-e" stores in the pt'eferenee 0f the
people. The Union I'tti-itii: ’l‘eu Cotil-
paiiy in one of the'aolid institutions of
tube nation. *
NOTICE.
Sun hilt Meeting
The liillIIIiIIilIll“. lettai voters. of the
Town of Nui'walk are hereby notified
and warned that a rpm-tat town ineet.
int; will Iit' held in the Town Hall.
Wail street, Friday. November 9. littiti,
at x o'clock in the evening. for the
following purpuiieu. to wit:
I. It‘ deemed advisable. to make an
additional appropriation of $:iti,i)tiii. or
so tutti-ll thereof as may be iteeesaat'y,
for the i-ottstritctlon of a high sehuol
building on the West avenue lot,
L‘. To eoneiiler and take iii-lion on a
petition to the effect that IIIi' town
pity for "the tneiiii-ai attendant-e anti
expenses at all persons residing in until
ttttrit who lttt\‘e been or may be bitten
by mail dogs during the year ltititi":
tttid to make it saith-lent appropriation
of money therefor: ulna. ‘t'ttr llil‘ pill"
pose of eiittsidering aiitl making sin-b
piiiitti lliltl iII‘l'ilIth‘llltllIS with regard
1.. tings tit until town as will set-tire the
greatest safety in the general [lliflflt’
from their attacks. iiitd to make b‘lli'Il
appropriation for SIII’II purpose as may
be deemed proper and audit-lent: anti
2:. To aeeept the annual report of
the seleetmen for the year ending.
August 3!: limit,
tinted at Norwitlk. this ad day it
Nut‘wtnber. iiitiil.
JAMES A. lilttiwx.
ALFRED At'lriiiN,
.i. ll. RAYMOND.
Si lei-tuteti oi the Town of Nttt'waik
on (it
. “Eaton-Hudbtti
WRITING 6- PAPER
250 a box.
ALL COLORS. FINE QUALITY.
WM. A. BRIGGEIIMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Creecent Laundry.
Harry H. Crane.
TEACHER -
Violin Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hartmann. New England Conservatory
of Malta. Benton. Man). will start
etau In South Norwalk. 12 years
teacher. Special term: to first live
studying. Clan limited. Regular pu.
pile' recltall. Mandolin club to lot-m
at once. Addroe to
304 FAIRFIELD AVE.. BRIDGEPORT.
CONN.
A Jack of all "Trades
in not what the people want when the:
3“:er “agar-0:5":m’i‘fpf «$5wa
in done. in done.
ARTHUR l. IGNIDICT.
Plumbing. Tlnnln. and mum Fitting
I Monroe "not. to. Rom-iii.
Wear Proper Eyeglasses
Are your eyes annuity?
Are they beginning to rebut?
Milkt.‘ them einttimiuble. ‘
Put. them at their outta.
EASY GLASSES FOR UNEABY EYES
Homer B. Hoyt.
. Telephone aosutz.
Rut-noting Optician.
Room 7 and a. United Bank Iuitdtnu.
South Norwuik. Conn.
Spot-tat appointments at convenience
"THAT’S. ALL."
, iii an.
MIN'S ANO DOYS' FURNISHIR.
“agent-.5
reception tit planned at Bowdoln Col»
limb to Commander Piniry, tho return-t tnltlt,
lag Arctic explorer, who holds the
0rd of “l't‘urthaat North." at the thll‘villlgfi. idle i-nillded'wlm the United
tltetlt animal reunion 01' his class next. ‘
.tine.
exploreri-t who are expected to be at: W
the relation are (iorernbr William 't‘.i damaged.
Cobb and Charles W. Morse. of New‘ nterton Navy Yard fot'
, York. bunker and controller of the line
jority of the Atlantie Seaboard Steam-s Sound.
ahlp Linea. ‘
.«7 3.. a... Mr“ .
‘ 'ro ' eohdttamoen i
PEARY‘.
utntasWtoKMe. Nov. 8.--A great,
reu~ ;
Among the citiuatnutea of thel
Kennedy's imitative. uonluinlngf
Honey and ’l‘ar. moves the bowola.‘
Contalttn no opiates. Conforms to!
Pure Food and Drug iatw. Sold by:
The tilit‘iord Pharmacy atiti The Bridge:
I’ttiti-ituiiw. ”i
LEPER’S CH LDREN ATTENDED?
- SCHOOL. t
WaltEliAM. Mano. Nov. 8.——0wingi
to the alarm existing in this town over.
the Mummy that the eight children'
of Frank Pena~ formerly of Norwich.
who is now all inmate. of the. Penlkese‘
leper colony. were attending the pap-i
lie schools. the State Board or Healthi
has been called upon to deterntinei
whether tiny of them are afflicted withi
the diaetise. Dr. J. W. Proctor. or the!
board. into taken aoverai cultures t'or'
exatntnatlmt. I
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-l
zlltan Balm in breaking up coldk When-i
ever tried. almost without exception.
the. Zhe. 50!! and 11.00'hottlpl.
Clifford. Baxter‘s and Plaistetl’u.
. .-—....L.
The
'CI
What the Sta
ing for. _
FOR SA LE
L
I‘I-IIS LIST CAN DO SO WITH
PROPERTY GIVE FULL
OUR TERMS FOR SELLI
N0.
I4—-——-House and 4 acres, R0
”new... or. _ 7,
MAGW‘W'NWW‘M l
IO. NORWALK.
MMHIIWI to mini. Dill “it
. J
(NQHIIIIIII ctnttinued to tow up
. doesn‘t know about cooking isn't worth knowing. Why? Be~
' cause it is built that way. The best of everything in construc-
tion. and the best results in use. It is the range you are look-
IIORACE .R, tin-Sit. Corner West and. North Main ..Stroets.
isth— Pro
' OFFERED. '
FOR 5
Taylor i'Goi
74. Washington Street.
sottnt NORWALK, comi.
PARTIES DESIRING T0 PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
9——--House, Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms,
35—House, barn, etc., West St.. ,
39——-—~Two building lots. Stuart Ave., each.
4o—-—-—Buildi’ng lots, near East Ave.. $500 up.
52~———-House, barn and 26 acres. West St..
1 36-1—- 'tvo building’loye. Clintofl'Ave., each.
”7...... W0 building tots. Clinton Ave" each.
dam. RRI , ”anon panacea ‘
IN 03‘8“” r.
POR'I‘ TOWNSEND. Wash. Nov. 8.
~Witiie the American bark Jamaa Neo-
iit ballast. from Salt. Francisco.
wait being towed .yoltoiiilay by two
States gunboat Princeton. lying at an-
chor at. the open roudutoud ot‘l Port
tit-den. The Princeton was badly
She has gone to the Bre-
repuirs. The
the
“W
G. B. BURHANS‘TEBTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
it. B. Burhana. of Cariiste Center. N.
Y” writers: "About four years ago I
wrote you stating that I had been en-
tirety cured or it aevere kidney trou-
ble by taking lei-iii than two bottles of
Foley‘s Kidney Care. it. entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment. and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. i am glad to say that;
l have neter‘hud’e‘rotum or any at
those symptoms during the four year.
that have elapaéd and i am evidently
cared to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foley'a Kidney Care to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble." Platated's Drug Store and
The Clittord Pharmacy. "
The Lady—Do you clean houses?
The Vacuum Cleaner Milli-Yes,
nta'um. We have it tottracyiiilder mu-
citlne. and we'll take away every atom
of dirt. ,
“All right; my husband has Just
been spending his vacation on a set;-
onil-hand auto, and [while you’d start.
on him at once."-l.lfe'j "-1 ‘4
mford flange
BY
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OUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
£ESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
2
TERMS. ETC. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUM HAD AT
70. FULL DESCRIPTION,
BERS. '
$ 6,000
I500.“
12,000
I 500
wayton,
10.000
55—-——Beautifully located cottage at Bell Island, tux
nished. 6.000
6!-—--HOI13€, Fairfield Ave. ' 5.000
68—-—Building lots, Summit, Eimwood. Bayvievi and
Taylor Avenues.
fist—Frontage on Washington St.
7o———-Cottage on shore at Bell Island. turnie tcd. 7,000
7t-—-House and 4 acres, River St. Dorian, 15.000
Bit—Two building lots. Elmwood Ave.. Sasi and 1.000
91-——Housc, Marshall St, South Norwalk, 3.000
. 97-——Houee. Elm St.. Norwalk. 5.500
99-——-Cottage. Hickory Bluff. 7.000
too—House. South Main St.. South Norwailt. 3.000
tor—«Farm at Wilton; modern, 9.500
loan—«Harbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
103-——-Dock property at Nurwallt
io6--House, Winfield St., East Norweik. 3.500
to7—-—-—-House. 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
iogmfloule. Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6.000
Ito—«Harbor View Park lots. $325 up. > -
tit—mflouee. Hillside Place. 8 rooms, 3.000
itz——--House. 1 acre, West Ave, South Noiwaiit. 12,600
tum—House, Elizabeth St., 14 roome, lot 40 by :25. 4.601.
tisw—Houu. 16 rooms. Marshall St.. 4.00:
i t6—-—-—-Hodse. 1: rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.500
li7-—-HOUSS. at room. Gerard Place. 5.006
ti8———Buildlng lot. Van Zant Ave. East NONI“ 700
itgmflouu. barn and exteneive grounde.‘Weet 8:. 27,500
tow—Building tote. Woodward Ave. “5: up. ‘
iaiwllouse. 6 rooms. Rowa ton. ' ' ”06*
now-Hon». barns. acres. onnocttcut Turnpike. 6.000
inst—~46 acres lend. cribner St.. mono
134-52 acres land; Connecticut 'I’urn lite. . boob
taswcottafe. 6 rooms. Winfield Sh. st Norwnlk. 3.5 '
now—Build ng» lot. Fort Point St.. Eliot Norwallt. 8w
ta7—-—-Bnck house. 3 families. for ante or exchange for .,
entail Imus. Pays 12% ratio, 3.5%
mam-House. Belden Ave. Norwul 11.800
izgmsuildinwot on Elmivood‘avenue. 430
man-Home. Indoor Piece, lot scans. water, 1,550
13I——Htmle. Window Place. 7 rooms. water, nose
mat-louse. Ellzibelh St... tot 401m. 4.500
:33—-——Houu. wlwAver. lot 250. 9.000
tumbled». iiiew Aim. It Norwnlk.‘ 7,000
raga-«diodes. Clinton Ave. 3 room. mm
i;tti--Housenuibultrn. cor. Higher. arid Bnyvtew Ave, 7.000
lagwnoufit‘ Reynolds St. Eur Not-mill. moo
tw—-—~Bull It t Bilflltt Aver. 'W'
i . * “ ‘ .. , '_ {A 0.,l0t “also. . 2,5”
“1...... “t. it e. uhington 8b. 7.060
mm tilt .t‘.’ A it it'PPm'i . » ~ 00°"
‘tt'twtitiaii‘tt. ”fulfill! “Armand “will“? Huh. “ “gigan-
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