w
Hail Engaged till Counsel Saint
of ' tile. Most Disiinouisllot
Lawyef§.¢iu the Country-
History of the Base
nuw‘voak, Nov. 26.—-Tlle trial 0
Harry Kendall Thaw. slayer of Stan
ford White, the noted architect, whicl
will take place during January 0
December, is looked forward to us om
of the most famous cases in the orlm
inal history of New York State. Tilt
prominence of the Thaw .family social
ly. the wealth of his parents, the clr
cumstances surrounding the young
man's marriage to Evelyn Nesbit. iil(
urtists' lnodel and chorus girl and tht
spectacular scene in the midst 01
which he fired the bullets into UK
breast of the man who he claimed hat
betrayed his wife, all tend to attract
an interest to the trial extending iron
one end of the country to the other.
For a long time an effort has beet
made to have young Thaw rely upot
a defense of "omptional insanity." bn~
he steadfastly has declined to give hit
assent to any each plan, ulld in his
determination not to agree to hide bc
bind a. cloak of insanity the canal
which he'impatlently asserts to hi
just. he has at one time and :tnotllel
since his imprisonment dismissed set:
oral of the lawyers engaged to hell
in his defense; among them a fornlel
governor of the slate of New York.
The Jilayers in this extraordinary
tragedy of real life are each of then
interesting. Harry Thaw. the ever
Wayward son of rich and indulgon
parents, had become widely kuoWl
thrbuzhout the country prior to tilt
killing of Stanford Willie by reason 0
thefllbliclty given to many of his cscu
pad by the newspapers. His father
the late William Thaw, was one o
Plttsburg's richest men. He had our
ly seen that Harry was not to be on
trusted with a large income lost in
give himself over to a life of lllxilrlou:
idleness and liberty. So when till
elder Thaw died he provided that liar
ry Thaw should have only $2.000 i
year. The bulk of the estate wou
to Mrs. William 'l‘lluw, whose indui
gent love for her children was soul
lllnde apparent ill the manner ill whicl
she lavished money upon them. liurr.
Thaw hud btlt to ask whatever ht
chose and the mother gave it to him
He abandoned his 2.500 it your lIlCOIIlt
truth the cstuie to his valet. it i:
said that the young man's expenditure
often averaged as high as $110,000 11111
$100,000 a your.
Four or five years ago tllc Thaw foul
ily came into unusual pronlincllcr
through tllc announcement of the on
easement of lilil‘l'y 'i‘iluw's sister It
the Early of anlllouth. This youul
inglish lloblculull lluii llccu ill Alllcri
ca for two ycnrs or more ill llllti. lililt
lie was entertained at Newport IIIIi
at the end of it successful scasou thcl‘t
during which he had led the guy set it
many amateur thoulricul productions
he decided to go upoll thc prol’cssionu
static to earn a livcllllood ill this couu
try. ills cfforls along this line wart
ludilfcreutly successful and thou cum-
the engagement ulld ntarriagc to Mls
Thaw. Since that time the Earl still
the Conniesa of Yurluoutil have live:
abroad.
Following the wedding of his sistcl
flurry Thaw also wont ltbroud. Wilcl
he returned to this country two year:
ago he rclunincd in New York mines.
of going to his mother's home ill Pitta
burg. it was not long before he wu:
seen always in company with a haunt)
ftll young girl. Evelyn Neubii. who lllll
graduated from tllc studio to tllc HiliKl
Young ’l‘huw ulld Miss Ncslilt “'(‘l'i
central figures of many tlloatrcs flili
supper pnrllcs along Broadway. it":
there appeared in one of the local pu
peril a story to the effect that That
and Miss Nesllit ilud bccn secretly null
rietl while abroad. The fact of fill
wuddh‘m mm not ilocll lllscloncd. 1
wall declared. bccullsc of the {cur till:
a displeased Illoibcr might cut of! fill
support of her favorite non. ’l‘llc blur;
of the wedding was taken up cycry
where and tllc young people were Itt-p
burly with dcniula. 'l‘llcir affairs at
traciod no nult-ll llitl-lliion lllnt tllc;
were requested to move from thu
fashionable hotel when: they rcapoc
tlvely had been occupying oxpcllaivt
unites. This calls forth more hotel
iely. The affair» of tile younit poopli
were kept constantly before the pubilt
until it. was finally announced illu
Mrs. William ’l‘hnw bud consented it
her lion‘s marriage to Minn Neilblt
Theroupon tllcy wruc called to l’ilin
burn and ill the mother‘s home a null
rim ceremony was performed.
For I long than following the well
din. Thaw’n affairs were pl'uciiculii
loll. light of. They «punt mold o'
their time in New York. were after
noon together at tllc. theatres and in:
am and apparently their lives rat.
happily whether.
it was into In tho cvoninn of Jun-
!il lost that the city and soon the on
til-0 country with rinsing with thi
tragic news that Harry Thaw hull nluill
Bitinford White. The setting for int
fatal attack had been the Medium:
Elton ltoof Garden where the iirui
night performance of a summer meal
on Ilium known as "Alto Champagne."
was being given. The place was gay
in flowers and multicolored electric
lights and was thronged with a full.
lowly dressed audience, On the
olefin 1111111 was singing 1 Could have
a wound olrlil, when suddenly
above the music the pilltoi allots rang
out. The music mused. the chorus
girls and actors upon the man were
IWfrflli’iflliISn. men and women ll! tilt?
audience dropped their glasses upon
the tables before them. in the null-
lilll a man van heard to any:
“You ruined my life. .1...” you. and
now We on."
t Bimini-fights in dead at the w
Thaw. in ten iii '0“. a
a combine pistol in his hand“ Hill
wife who had been him lire the fatal
shot was led screaming away front
the spot. and Thaw was arrested. He
made no attempt to escape. ’
Willie was vice-president of the Mad
icon Square Garden Company, and was
the architect of that famous structure
in whose tower he had always main-
tained a studio. it was in this tower
that Thaw had charged time and time
again since his arrest that White on
tertalned young women at the gayest
of parties. Thaw said he had fre-
quently complained of these. studio par-
ties to the Society of the Prevention
of Vice ulld it has been stated on until-
orliy that this Society had made scy-
erul lnveutlguiions prior to the Roof
Garden tragedy.
it. has been brought 0111. since the
shooting that White befriended Evelyn
Nesblt and her mother when the young
woman first was brought to this city
to enter the studios as a model. Iklv
tern which passed between White and
lishcd and they play an illlportaut. part
in the trial. There have been re.
ports that Willie sought the girl‘s so-
cleiy after her marriage to T aw, but
this has bccn admitted by he ler side
and so far us they could do so. coutr
set for botll sides have closed the
mouth of the most important wit~
nessos.
Thaw has solidilt his justification in
the words he altered to his victim on
the night of the tragedy. He has
claimed that under the “unwritten
law" no jury cotlld convict llilll oi" llilY-
lug taken the life of “the man who
had traduccd his wife in her innocent.
girlhood." To these accusations by
'i‘lluw the trends of Stanford Whilc.
many of them influential men of tho
:olilmulliiy. have declared that the an
'illlcct‘s interest ill the girl was pure-
iy of a fatherly character. ’i‘llcy
lillli he had assisted lllnlly young woul-
in to make place for tllcnlcslves ill
he world and that he was no mole
lceply intcrcsicd ill Miss Nosllit than
in had been in a number of oillcrs
lllout whom no breath of scandal lulu
teen uttcrod.
it has been constantly stated that
.lli‘ ’i‘llltw oust: would never come to
‘rial :tlld that the lllystcrics of its
lllllly illtriclltc pllust-s would llcvcr llc
exposed to the light of the pllbllt-‘s
that). this conjecture being based on
he rcpo-ri that ii pica of insanity might
lc colored and accepted.
This probability, ilthi‘Yt‘l'. it is now
still. is past. llul‘ry Thaw lliiia‘ illlll~
:cll‘ stood in ”11' way of any Sllt‘il |lillll.
t is asserted that ill his refusal to
Me assent to the insanity plcu ill‘ has
lccll steadfastly supported by his wife.
vho, ii is also generally reported. llus
‘Uflfilllilfly urged llcr lillrllllillil to take
innlc action against Wlliic. Mrs. 'i‘lluw
lat-l been at daily Visitor to iilt‘ 'l‘ollllls
lrisoll ulld Mrs. William 'l‘lluw. who
vus called frolll Europe when tllc true
‘iil’ occurred. has also ilccu lt l'rcqucut
nllcr. There have been many family
onfcrcllccs and many stormy lutcr
'chs in the young lllllll'S coll. his rc-
cntulcllt llcing shown every little llit"
ulzgcstion of insanity has llccll of-
cred.
“I prefer dculll ill tllc clcciric l‘lll‘li'
o :1 life in all lllSllIlt‘ asylum." tllc
Il‘iHUllt'i' is credited with cxclailllillu.
lmwls Duiuiiciil. of f‘tiiiiihl‘i lil lilt‘
1‘llilw faintly. was first called into tllc
use. He i-ngngcd .lllllgc \Y. M. K.
limit. of tllc firm of which former
:overuor Frank S. Illuck. is a lllf’ill'
tor. They had hardly ilt‘i‘ll ill ”i“
use it month when young 'i‘llnw after
u illicrvicw ill the 'l'imlhd lllslnisscd
llcul. lie culli-d to his lilll (‘lifford
V. liul'iritlgo. u luwycr who had lli't‘ll
lis fricud for years. Now that tllc
Hill is approaching llo hull culled lllio
be cast- llclpllln Micllilcl l)clnllts, out-
if the most uolcd criminal lawyers of
hc Wcai. who has come on from Sun
l‘rancisro to Now York in itiltf‘ flii'i‘f':
ion of tllc lliui. Mr, lh-illlus has
won lluolcd us admitting that the “un-
vrlitcu law" may be the tlcfcnsc fluul»
y dccldcd upon.
District Attorllcy .lcl'olllc will have
lcrsollul cllurllt~ of tllc proscclliloll.
le (lf‘i‘illl'i'fl ilt‘ will introduce only
.ucll Wlillt‘b‘tit' an arc llt-ceusury to
"’0“! that Tu W hitd mudc throat.»~
tgulusi \Ylliic ulld the eye witnesses
ff tllc shooting. it will ilt' for tho
icfclnlc. he. dcclurcs. to introduce any
'Ylilt‘lli‘t" bearing upon the punt livcu
if lilt‘ principles. if this is gone into,
lowcvcr. the district attorney will of
or cvidcncc ill rebuttal. Wllllo tllc
il't'Hi'lllltiltln of the prosecution's calm
vill require only two or three days. it
it expected there will he, grout diffi-
‘uliy ill obtaining ii July and that the
rial llllly conlimlc over it period of
our or live wcclili,
3100 REWARD, .100.
The readers of this paper will he
llcuscll to learn that illcrc is at least
lue drcudud disease that science has
been able locum in all its stones. and
that is tluillrrll. llull'a untllrrll Cure
1» the only positive cure now known
to tho ulcdlclll fraternity. (‘hliarrh
wing it constitutional disease. requires
lconutitutionlii i.l‘lllitflitlili. liull'u (lu-
‘nrrll Cum ill tuiton internally. acting
Ill-ecily upon the blood and mucous
ulrfucoli of the system. thereby doli-
lroyiult the foundation of the disease.
ind lliviuil the patient lttroullih by
building up the (:i‘iflllitlllliifm and all:
dating lluturn ill doing-its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
lurutivn pom-rs that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any Pill"! that it
falls to cure. Band for list of testi-
incubus.
Address if. .1. CHENEY E. 00.. To
iedo. 0.
Sold by all ilruggistll. 700.
Take Hull‘s Family Pills for consti-
pation. t"
MRS. POLLARD DEAD.
SOU'l‘lliNd'l‘ON. Nov. 20.-~«Aunn l).
Pollard. who had been superintendent
of schools in this place since 1890. died
today of heart disease. Bled forty-nix
years. Mrs. Pollard took on school
work here in 1806, and four years iat-
er was made slipcrintendent. Bile
leaves a husband. Clllil‘lntg fl. Pollard.
a traveling man.
HOW TO IIAUTIPY VOUN SKIN-
The principal ingredients in use.
ltola Tablets are anaemia and dande-
lion. vegetable laxatives known to
have a beneficial action upon the skin
and completion. Mild. safe. sure. 40
’19. when its bad been sitting: Harry if no
chocolate collie tablets. 26 cents. I"
r. lief. _ -.
toad'wlin
the mother of tile girl have been pub- .
‘ uranium
*ma m... a». ..
Women in
Ap‘
Our
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erfarmed Each Yeah—How Women May
Avoid Them.
Going through the hos ital- in our
large cities one is surprise toflnd such
a large proportion of the tientsiying
on those snow-white eds women
and girls. who are either awaiting
or recovering from serious operations
Why should this be the case? Sink
plv because they havencglectad them-
se vcs. Female troubles are certainly
on the increase among the women of
this country—they creep upon them
uuuwuros. but every one of those
patients ill the hospital beds had pleat.
of warning in that bearing-down {no -
ing. pain at. left or rigiltoi‘ the abdomen.
nervous exhaustion. pain in the small
of the back. dizziness. flatuleucy. dis-
liucemcnts of the organs or irregular
ltics. All of those symptoms are lntli~
cations of an unhealthy condition of
the female organs. and if not. hooded
the penalty has to be paid by u daugclu
our: operation. When these symptoms
manifest themselves, do not drill: along
until you are obliged to go to the hos-
pital and submit to an operation—-
but. remember that Lydia E. l’luk~
llnlll‘s Vegetable Compound has saved
thousands of women from surgical
operations.
\thn women are troubled with ir-
regular. suppressed or painful periods.
\vcultncss. lilsplacelnent or ulceration
of the organs. that, llearill «town feel:
lug. inflammation. bacitnc le. blontln
(or ilntulcncy). general debillty. ind ~
gestion. and nervous prostrat'lon. or are
bcsct with such symptomsusdlzzluess.
lassitude. excitability. irritability. nor-
vousnoss. sieeplessness. melancholy,
"all-gone." and “ tvnnt‘to-be-lcft-
alone ” for-lingo. they should remember i
there is one tried and true remedy. .
Tile following letters cannot fail to
bring hope no despairing women.
Miss Ruby Mushrusll, of Just
Chicago, lnd.. writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhalnz~
“I have becnn real. sufferer withirrezuiar
periods and fern a trouble. and about. three
months the doctor. after using the X—ltay
on me. an d1 had an abuse: and would have
to have an. operation. My] mother wanted
me to try Lydia E. Pink nm'a Vegetable
Com und nah-t. resort. and it not only
guys the from on operation but made the en-
tirely well."
Mrs. Alice Berryhill, of 818 Boyce
Street. Chattanooga, Tenn, writes:
Dear Mrs. Holmium——
“Three years ago life looked dark to me.
I had ulceration and inflammation of the
female organs and was in a serious mudiuou.
“My health was completely broken down
and the doctor told me that. if 1 was not op-
erated upon] would die within six months.
I told him I would have no operation but
would try L die If. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound. 10 tried to influence me against.
it but. I sent. for the medicine that. some day
an to use if. faithfully. Within five
€111on cit relief but was not entirely cured
an it I used it for some time.
" Your medicine is certainly hue. 1 have
induced several friends and no ghbore to take
it and I know more than a dorm who had
female troubles and who today are as wall
and strong as I am from using your Vege-
table Compound."
Lydia E. I'lnltham's Vegetable Com-
Kmnd at once removes such troubles.
«fuse to buy' y other medicine. for
you need the t... r“ ' .
Mrs. I’inkllam. dang-lltcr-in-lnw of
Lydia E. l’inltllam. invites all sick wo-
men to write her for advice. liar advice
and medicine have restored thousands
to health. Address. Lynn. Mass.
tydill e. Plaitlism‘o melon Command sitcoms When Others ran.
NEW discus. MANAGER. i
W. W. ColeSucceeds George 0. Starr,
Formerly of Bethel.
.\i ll lllocting of tho directors.- of illl‘ '
liill'lllllll Al llulli'y circus ill Now Yorki
lust wcclt. William W (,‘Uii‘ wzls cicct-
cit “lounging director ot’ the "hint
show” for it your. sum-coding (lcilrgci
(l. Silli‘l‘, forlllcriy of licihcl. who has!
hold the lullllllro of power ill the mall»;
uucllli-lli of lili' Barnum & llullcr cirw
('llS since ”11‘ death of lllt‘ lltlc Jillllt‘h‘f
A. liniicy. several months ago. Joseph ':
Mrt‘uilcil. a brother of Mrs. .lillllt'r‘t Al
liullcy, was also l‘if‘t‘li‘il :l ilircolol- of;
tho company which controls lilt' ('il‘.i
clls. i
.\ll'. i‘olc was long associated with;
James A. Bailey and is ollc of lilt‘ pin !
nccr i'lrl'tls inch of the country. «ll-l
tor consolidation of tllc Soils brothers
lllltl lilo ll‘tlrl-pitugll circus llt' lilokcil
uflcr iilt' lllttuuizcrial cud oi‘ lilo coln~
illlll‘tl shows, while Mr. liuilcy lit-vol»
od his attention to tile liurllulll uud
littiloy show, :lltllollgll llt' was llllilni'llli'
ly lilii’l’i‘h‘li‘ll ill illt‘ other circus cold:
llintttiou.
i
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
lilo find You Hale Always Bought .
89”“ “10’ /
Signature of . Mu
DELlRIUM TREMENS AND PRAYER
(‘ouatublc Addison i’uilnl-r urroslcd
Michllcl ('olclunn, who was on his
itllcca apparently praying ill from, of
out‘ of the big currcll lluugca on .1.
Kennedy ’l‘ow's gutc post, the other
day. ‘ llc had been lili‘i‘l‘ ill a knot-ling
pnutllro hourly oigllt hours, and was
so stiffened 1th he had to in: pulled
itl’llili feel. it dovclopcd that Michael
was not worshipping Mr. Tod's gulc-
polii. llo wait sulfur-lug from llll ill-
luck of delirium il'L‘llii'ilH. and ill his
itllcrl'ittioli \vul-l rilpclttiug his child-
hood prilycrlt again and attain us if
hill vcry life depended upon it.
“mm-—
The best treatment for indignation
and troubles of tho atolllucii is to root
the stomach. it can be rented by it
good illiteatullt. 1(tlrlol puts the atom-
llch in shape to satisfactorily perform
its functions. flood for indignation.
sour atonluch. flatulence. pillpitntion'
of the heart and dyapcpllia. Kod’ol is
made ill strict conformity with the
National f'urc Food and Drug flaw.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. *0
His FATHER'S BROTHER-iN-LAW
By the llifll‘l‘lMii of Michael Zcmuni-
silt and Miss Thoreau (lrecn ill (fol.
linuvillo Thursday. it father and son
became brothers-luluw. Some years
Mil Michael ananilik. Sn. married
11 sister of Miss Green. The non. when
he became of ulilrringeuhio use. be-
lieved that. his father had made a
good uulnction for a. third wife. no he
wont to the some family for his bride.
FAMOUB OTRIKI‘ BREAKERS.
The most famous strike breakers in
the land are Dr. King's New Life Pills.
When liver and boosts go on strike.
they quickly settle the trouble, on
the purifying work ms right on. out
euro for constipation, headache and
dullness. 2110 at 1". 11. Baxter's. South
Namath, and a. P. Wood‘s. Norwalll.
4.. .
ALL JURY CASES.
Assigned for Trial in Court of Conl-
mon Pleas, Next Week.
.lllry cases assigned for trial llcxi.
wet-k in the court of common pit-us
1111‘ as follows:
'i‘uilsdlly—---Allulc llruvcrs vs, Henry
R. Sherwood, admin; lloruco A. Saun-
dcrs \‘5. il‘rcdcrick ’1‘. Lyon; .lulllcs
Wllosn rs. ll‘redcriclt \Y. Maison; W.
ll Knapp \‘r. S. E, llibbic.
\Vt‘flflt'Silll)’ ~t‘llltrlcs (l. Sanford rs.
Annu bi. Earl. Charles. G. Sanford vs.
(lcorgc. Earl.
Super? r. Court Cases.
'i‘llcsc cusp lnvo llocu assigned for
trial ill tllc civil superior court next
wcclt:
Tuesday-mi’llcbc .l. Banks vs. i‘on-
ul-clicut Railway and Lighting (.20.:
Ethel littriusky rs. Connecticut liail‘.
wily uud Lighting Co.
\thlui.-sdlly~Edward .‘iioro. ct ux.
rs. flow it, iii-elite of ill.
——Stops llt'llillizllllfilaillll'. Cures pi-
lcs. cczelnu. suit l‘llt‘lllll. lcltcr. itch.
hives. llcrpcs. scallics.«~~l)oull's Ollie
nlcut. At any drug store.
NEW GREENWICH ARMORY POS-
SiBLE.
The bill for ll new :lrlllory for the
town of (lrccllwicll is to be introduced
:iuuill ill iilt‘ coming lcgislulurc. mill
with more l’tiih‘llll to believe that it
will no lllrolllzll lillH Hill“. for the ren-
soll that tllc ulilti- will lloi llnvc such
a brute upplouriaiion to make this
your an ill lilii lurt session. Wilt‘ll tllc
round housi- silo iii Hartford wns pur-
chased for 1111 armory.
0. s. aununua TBS-TIMES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
(1. ll. lillrllullu, of (lurllale Center. N.
Y.. writes: ”About four years ago i
wrote you stating that i had been on-
tirely cured of a severe ititlnoy trou-
ble, by taking loss than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney (lure, it entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment. uud
pain and symptoms-of kidncy dist-use
disappeared. l mu Kind to ally that
l have nercr had it return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed iltld I am evidently
cured to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foley's Kidney (Euro in any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble.” Piuiutod'u Drug Store and
The Cliiford Pharmacy. ' "
THE DOLLAR GAB RATE.
Bridgeport is promised it flat rate of
If u thouuulld cubic foot for Rilll. titt-
rule to go into effect, next fall. in tho
courao of time the dollar rule. which
in Just to maker and consumer. will
not. around to Now inudou.~«~Nuw Lon.
don Day.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
The year 1000 will long be remem»
bored in the home of F. N, 'l‘aolret. of
Alliance, Ky.. as a year of blood:
which flowed so copiously from Mr.
'l‘ackot'il lungs that death seemed very
near. He writes: “Severe bleeding
from the lungs and a frightful cough
had brought me at death’s door. when
1 began taking Dr. King's New Dili-
covory for Consumption. with the as—
tonlnhltui result: that after a king four
bottles 1 was completely res cred and
as time has proved permanently car.
all." oilariintced for Sore Longs,
Coughs and Colds. at I“. 11. Baxter’s.
flouth Norwaiit. and
Norwailt. drug stores.
Price 500 and
II
91.00. Trial bottle free,
To a Sentinel want. all. . . 5f _
.‘a ' I ‘
08190018.
Increases in the Number Of Operations
I. PyWettd'I. 11 45
POPULAR AMUSEMENTE
A WOMAN'S REDEMPTION.
No one who loves that which is best
in clean. heart stirring dralliu can of-
ford to remain away from Hoyt’s
Tllcuirc next, ’l‘huraduy, for the attrac-
tion hi to be li‘rnllk Harvey's grout.
English melodruulu, A Woman's Ro-
deulptlon, presented by a most careful-M
ly selected cast of metropolitan play-
ers. This play is one of the kllld that
a dramatist, successful though he may
he, writes but once ill a lifetime. and
the acclaim with which It has been
received throughout the country in
proof positive that A Woman's Re.
delllpiiou is a drama of unusual ‘
strength. a play with a story of ill)-
sorbing interest. clean. clear cut coul-I
etly and a love story of great beauty.
The presentation here of A Woluuus’,
Redemption should prove one of the
events of the dramatic season.
THE CHOIR SiNGER.
A comedy drama containing llluny
attractive musical numbers effectively
rendered by a large company of well
selected players is The Choir Singer,
which after a successful presentation
in New York, will furnish the attrac-
tioll ui lioyt’s Theatre. Friday night.
THE GIRL FROM THE RANCH.
From the moment that the Girl From
the Ranch enters the bill‘l'hck yard at
old Fort Roasltel‘. the intense interest
in George Heath’s drama is awakened
and it is never allowed to doze again
during the entire four acts of the play.
The story is founded on fact and is
one of the most drllmniic'of current
stage productions and takes high rank
with the recent New York successes.
where it was very recently produced
and not. one adverse criticism was re-
corded againl-lt ii and this is record
very few plays can lay to the r credit.
in the play will appear one of the
strongest of touring companies com-l
posed of actors of sterling worth pick-
:cd from the best ranks of the profes-
sion. The scenery. costumes prop-I
crtlcs and electrical effects are all cor-
rect and are carried entire by the
company. The play will be seen at
Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday night.
Kennedy‘s imitative,
Honey and Tar. moves the bowels.
Contains no opiates. Conforms to
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ‘7
containing
EAST ROCK THREATENS DES-
TRUCTION
GREAT HARRINGTON, Miles, Nov.
2i1~-—A huge rock poised above this
iflwp threatens serious consequellscs
should it become further itklsencd by
the action of the elements. The big
lli’luldcrknown us East Rock. is local-
ed on the ’l‘ncoulc Mountains and di-
rectly lwuouih it are several residen-
ces and buildings of lllt‘ llivcrdulc
Mills. lleocili ruins have washed
away much of the supporting earth of
the Rock. and all old ludlun legend is
recalled tllut tllc rock would cvelli-
uuily slip from its foundation and roll
into the valley. duminiz up the rivcr.
Early lndiaus Wt‘l‘e warned by their
chiefs against putting their \vigwalns
within possible line of lilt‘ deal-cut of
the rock,
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITION.
You cannot accomplish very much
if your liver is inactive, as you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa-
tlvo Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nutlsenie or gripe and
la lnlld and very pleasant to take.
(lrino is more effective than pills or or-
dinary cathartic-s. Refuse substi-
tutes. Piuisted'a Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
The Maiden-it is easy to sec. Mr.
Skintluerllorn, in spite of your pro
-tcstutions. that i am not the first girl
you have ever proposed to.
The Mum—Why do you any that?
The Mnitlcanou moved as fur away
as you could frolll that telephone over
there ill tllc corner before you began
wClllt'fiXO Tribune.
unwind-tllc Nswmvau a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 7. 1006.
LEAVE soUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. fi‘l.-—12:56x, 5:”. 5:41, 0:18.
tlzl’ltix, 0:58. 7:54. 8:18. 8:40. 9:0le.
0:30x.9:48.10:56:.11201,11:17x.
l’. M.»-12:fl2lt. 1:00, lhifix, lizl’l'Ix.
3:20, 3:30x, 5:10. 5:41, 51573:, 0:40.
6:53x. 7:17x. 7104:. 9:57x, 10:32. I
Sundays. ‘
A. M.—-12:fltix, 5114):, fliilx. 8:57.
lititix.
P. M.—12:iil'lx. 2147):, 2:57x. 5:41.
0:57.7:18.7rdix.8:25x.0:57x.10:00.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~12:00x. 12:01“. 4:54. 5:413.
6:40. 8:01, 8:05. 8:49. 8:14x. 10:02x.
10:06.11:00x.11:03.
P. M.—~12:03x. 1:04. 1:40x. 210011.
2:00. 3511:. 4:03x, 4:00. 4:32. 15:02:.
5:00. 6:25. 6:00x. 0:03. 0:511. 8:02x.
01003:. 0:20, 11:.(10x.
Oundays.
A. M.-—12100x. 12:09x. 0:00. 7:80.
(Mimi. 10:02x.
P. M.~5:04. 0:00x. 0:59x. 8:023.
11:00x.
SOUTH .NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.-—~12:00x. 1:12x. 1:551, 0:10.
7:24. 8:25. 0:101. 10:12x, 11:06:. 11:41.
P. M.--12:i)2x, 1:16. 3:0‘lx. 3:22lt,
4:10.16:2tl. 0:01x. 0:28, 7:04;. 19:27.
11:2 . .
Note—2.10 and 7:26 to Bridgeport
only.
Sundays.
A. M.-12:00x. 1:12x. 1:653. 7:37.
0:08. 10:54. 11:0iix.
P. M.--0:42. 7:04. 8:16. 0:08.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURV.
A. Mr-“ili20. 11:06:. 9:58.
P. M.~l:35...4:311x. 6:10. 0:07, 7:10.
Dune-yo.
A. M.——9:16.
1’. M.~7:80. . 7
DANIUIY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. liar-6:66. 7:26. 8:11. 10:09:.
P. M.—-4:18.6:35. 6:48.
A Ivndsyu.
ll.--7:Bll._
P. 11.490. 7:“.
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PROPERTY GIVE FUL
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TERMS. ETC.. OF THE FOLL
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No.
[hilt ‘
' PERFECTION
01] Heater .
(Equipped with sams... once.)
And. best all all. it is clean.lodorien;'ligl;,te.deasily1 carried about.
and o crate ca cull as u not . . tit wt
p Wy lie fugue too bl h
or too low. Will quickly heat it cold room or he 1-
way, and will tap it warm and cozy. Two finishes
—nicllei sod japan. Every healer warranted.
If not at your dealer's. write to our nearest agency
Imokelels device. ick cannot
for descriptive circular.
The J’ is erfecti coa-
Ra. 0 mp “rugged. y
y the best lamp for
all-round household use. Unexceiled in light-giving
wer; absolutely safe: an ornament to any room.
ade of brass throughout and nickel-plated. Every
er’s,
lamp warranted. I not at your (Zea
our nearest agency. ..
OFFERED
F0 SALE
Taylor&Golden
74 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, court.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR DROPERTY IN
(1 r o p a a w a y
, down and you just
can} keep the home
warm with the other
stoves or furnace. it need
not worry you one bit if there’aa
Perfection Oil Heater in the house.
Let: the weather conditions be what
they will. there need not be one cold
room or hallway if you have a
STANDARD (Ill. commit 017 NEW YORK.
: “y." -. .
1
IS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
R TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
35—House, barn. etc, West St..
39—TWO building lots. Stuart Ave, each.
40——-—Building lots, near East Ave.. $500 up.
55—Bcautifully located cottage at Bell Island. fun
nlshed,
6:-—-—-House. Fairfield Ave.
68——Building lots, Summit. Elmwood, Bayview and
Taylor Avenues.
fig—Frontage on Washington St.
70—-—-Cottage on shore at Bell island. furnisled,
71—1-1005: and 4 acres, River St.. Duricn.
82——Two building lots. Elmwood Ave.. $850 and
git—House, Marshall St., South Norwalit. .
97—House. Elm St., Norwalk.
99—--Cottage. Hickory Blufi.
100—-—-HOI.|S¢, South Main St.. South Norwallt.
tel—Farm at Wilton. modern.
toe—Harbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
log—Dock property at Norwalk
roof—House, Winfield St., East Norwalk.
107—-——House. 4 acres of land, Noroton
log—House. Richmond Hill. Stamford.
tic—Harbor View Park lots. $335 up.
lu——Housc. Hillside Place. 8 rooms.
rum—House, Elizabeth St.. 14 rooms,
llo———House. 11 rooms, Elizabeth St..
ily—~House. u rooms. Gerard Place.
ilk-Building lot, Van Zant Ave" East Norwalll.
lac—Building lots. Woodward Ave. $450 up.
IQImHOUBe. 6 rooms. Rowayton.
un—-—-Houu. barns. 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike.
123—»16 acres land. Scribner Sn.
124——-—-52 acres land. Connecticut Tum
res—wattage, 6 rooms, Winfield 8n.
126---Buildin
laS-——-House.
l34-———Houle. Seavicw Ave”
linen—Building lot, Burritt Ave,
l4l—Houu.
[QAWHOBIO’ Tolls! Sn, 6 rooms,
:4 Boom. Day and Raymond Sta. 6 rooms. «ch.
u House. to room. Dav 8t.
147—--House' and 6 acres. Strawberry Hill.
”Ba—Double house (4 families). Sprin Sn.
mom-House. 7 rooms. improvements.
, 0, East Shore, Bell Island.
f5z--—-Billld a; lots. Taylor Ave. and Summit St.
xsgmfli‘fifléi‘vroom' house, Cottage Ava.
island-Cut
use-13
tss-~Fl_ ' lt'
mil—~— mu
m- _ .. ..
:mti..itl:l.§ln°lt.l‘,.ti‘.zt’..
lot 40 by 125,
all Norwaik.
lot. Fort Point St.. East Norwallt,
elden Ave.. Norwalk
lap—Building lot on Elmwood avenue.
1 30—1100“. Windsor Place. lot solutes. water.
l3:—--—Houu. Windsor Place. 7 rooms, water.
lac—«House, Elizabeth So. lot 40!!!!”
l33-—--Houae. West Ave, lot pose.
st Nat-walk.
x35—--House, Clinton Ave. 8 rooms. ‘
136-~Tw0 building lots, Clinton Ave" each.
537——Twolbuiiding lots. Clinton Ave. each.
tail—House and burn. cor. High St. and BI
x39—-—-I—Iouu. Reynolds St. East Norwellt.
ayvicw Ave" lot “use.
East Namath.
n; 1%. 55:200. Maple Ave. Edit Not-walk.
cat Norwalh. 50 acres. .
you funnies. Valley Mace.
a... ‘ " ll rooms. Summit Btu
ingBtliilligg whom Main 0 ,. 40:100.
L DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
FULL DESCRIPTION.
OWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
R OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
9——House. Crescent Terrace. 10 rooms,
3 6.000
x4———H0ttse and 4 acres, Rowayton,
15.000
12.000
500
6,000
5.000
7.000
15.000
1,000
3.000
5.500
7.000
3.000
9’500
3.500
6,000
3.000
4.600
3509
5.000
700
3,200
0.000
2.000
6.000
2.500
800
12.800
75°
L550
1.650
40590
9-009
70°09
13.100
300
300
7.000
1.700
500
0,500
3.000
9,000
0.8M
1 0.000
5.000
3.060
405°?
. 450
Norwalk Chronicler