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cheont'nlly rat I! the new if it does
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titration than ‘V
retire:
contract for the work Mrs. Clinton
to planning to keen summer boarders.
Last week the Women’s Beneficient
society. forwarded a missl nary box of
clothing. bedding etc. ained at
3118 to the Pleasant Hill Academy in
Teunesse.
Harry Spengler of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company is directing the putting
in of new air bumpers and counter
weights on the railroad bridge. Jesse
Hayden 11nd Ralph Alien are both em-
ployed on the bridge.
Thirty-two Prisoners Pleadcd
(Continued From First Page.)
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' ”I
Mrs. Clifford S. Randall spent ycs-
terdny in New York.
The condition of Captain Nathan Ro-
‘berts in about the same.
The schooner Mary E. Morse is be-
lng lightercd of a cargo of wood plup
above-the Norwalk! iron Works.
. . —-—r—-~———r ,1
The regular Weekly class meeting
was held last evening at. the East ave-
nue Methodist Church and every in-
(creating affair rsrcsulted.
E. 1S. Hosted has received a letter
from his son, Mortimer. who is in the
Chinese Revenues service. He is well
and enjoyes the climate of the place
where be Is now.
A rehearsal for the mlnsireis will
be held in the rooms of the Pastime
Athletic Club. this evening. It has
been decided to give the milistrcls on
December 20.
Milkmen Brown's borseteil down
yesterday on the slippery snow and
it was necessary to secure another
animal for the day. the animal was so
badly strained.
ROWAYTON.
’l‘l1c Brookside scarlet. fever cases.
five in number. are all. doing nicely
None. of tho quarantincs have yct boon
raised. although it is expected that the
card will be raised on several of thcm
very shortly.
,.
The members of the Rownyton flap-
tisi Church hold :1 meeting. last. night.
at ilrooksldc llomc, whcrc an interest-
ing mocting was conducicd. Tomorrow
night the usual happy hour scrvicc
will ilc hold in llio church. followed by
a meeting of the exucutivt- board.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Estelle Cave, of Dorian. visited
Miss Hazel Lewis. of Glenbrook, over
the holiday vacation last week.
Tho polcc in Dunbury arrested
there on suspicion inst night 11 lcglcss
1111111. who walks on the stumps of his
logs and who gins the name of “Burt"
Millcr. lic bad :1 horse and new wu-
gon. both of which he claims to have.
bought. the formcr in New York and
tho latter at 'i‘ilrrylown. N. Y. 'l‘ht‘
policc are holding him on suspicion
that the wagon may be one which dis
nppcared from it our of the Now York
New Haven and Hartford railroad inst
Week at Noroton.
Miss Helen Phelps Slokts of Col-
lcnder's Point. spoke at Sunday's meet.
ing of ihé Central Federated Union
in New York, on curly closing of the
stores during the Christmas holidays.
Silo said that the proprietors of the
stores had been asked to urge cus~
tumors to do their Christmas shop-
ping before Dec. 15. so that employees
could get. off early in the holiday sea;
son. The delegates were instructed t°
urgo organizations to have members'
wives and friends do their Christmas
shopping before Dec. 15.
Roy. Dr. William S. Rllllt'l‘lfl, a re-
llt'cd Baptist clergyman. dlod multimi-
ly of npoplcxy yesterday at tho homo
of his duugbtcr. Mrs. J. W. Avery, at.
Noroion. lie was in his slxty-uocoud
vcar Illlti had had pnsloinics to Philip
dolphin Maine and Vermont. his butt
charge lining at Dot-p ltivci.il1lu state,
which be filled for twu years after
concluding it term of service with a
church in Burlington. Vt. Through
his work and his writings ho bud at»
tulnod cunsltlciublc denominational
prmnlnciuc. lic leaves 11 widow and
mu (iiiillll'll. Mrs. Avery and liumld
lloborta of i-liumiord
WESTPOR’I‘.
A now janitor link llt‘ttll lillilllillitl ill
the high school building.
Mr. iillll Mrs. K. A. ilmigu have.
rcturucti from a visit. in New York
city.
Miss Amalia Williams of Norwalk.
has been the guest of Mrs. ’I‘. C.
Sleuths.
The new tunnel under the railroad
station 111 Snugntuck is slowly nearing
completion.
Nov. and Mrs. A. N. howls of Meat-
poiler.\'l.l111ve been the guests of
Mr. and tilt-.11 Neil it Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. thimon of Wash-
Ington. ll. (3.. are the guests of Mrs.
D. A. salmon. Wyrtle avenue.
.M
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt and Mrs.
Hhmlii'l Illicit. iiuvc i‘t'illf‘lltlii from n
Visit With Mrs. t). Ithmuet lloyt in
Brooklyn. N. Y
Mn. lovers Clinton at Comps
street has purchased a bottom lot and
yelled has been hscltm for t c cellar
' ion Park M. E. Church. Bridgeport, to
“ i open court with prayer. and the clergy-
man remained with his honor on the.
-: bench throughout the afternoon pro-
cocdings.
0f the thirty two prisoners put to
plea only two pleaded guilty when the
charges were first read to them by
Clerk Tracy, but six others changed
their pleas after talking with counsel
assigned them by the court. There
was only one sent to state's prison.
the other seven receiving iail sen-
tonnes.
The first prisoner put to plea was
Samuel Palmer, who promptly plead-
ed guilty to the charge of entering a
store in Danbury on July 21.1902.At-
torney tree. of Danbury. was assigned
as counsel. Prosecutor Booth. of the
Danbury city court explained to the
Judge that Palmer wus apprehended
by a clerk at the time he entered J.
William Smith's grooory store. but. he
ran awnyand the Danbury authorities
had no tidings of him until he gave
himself up to the Mcridon police last
October. He said the crime be com»
mitted prcycd on his mind and he
decided to. taka his punishment.
though he was drunk at the limo hc.
broke into the place. it was disclosed
that all he took from the store was a
piece of cheese. lie is n stonc cutter
by trade, and the only support of a
widowed mothcr.
Mr. Fessendcn thought this was 11
case that called for mercy and be
recommended a jail sentence. .ludgc
Wheeler made the sentence six months
in the county jail.
George Clark. charged with outcr-
ing the dwelling of Edward S. Renting
in South Not-walk. on October ll last.
changed his plea to guilty to save the
state expense. Attorney (lrcgory. of
Norwalk. was assigned as counsel.
Clark. who stole some jcwclry from
Kcatlug‘s house, afterwards told the
police where it was sccrctcd. ilo
claimcd intiianupolis as his homo, and
said that ho was drinking at the limo
hc committed liic crime. As he did
not look like a bad man ho was lot
oil‘ with ouc ycnr in jail.
(.‘imrits Gould. aged 20, and llugh
McGonniglc. aged :1, Word charged
with breaking into Clara Johnson‘s
candy store in Bridgeport, on Febru-
ary 15 last. Attorney Keogh, of South
Norwaik, was assigned a counscl. and
both prisoners changed their pleas to
guilty. Prosecutor J. S. Pullman cx-
plaiuod to the court. that Gould and
McGonniglo had cscapcd from Now
ilnvcn jail and entered tbc Johnson
store soon after arriving in Bridge-
port. They are also serving out lull
scntcnccs now for theft of clothing
from Sam Harris" slow in Bridgeport.
ilould has rcspcctnblc parents in
l’rovltlcncc. iio lays his downfall to
associating with bad companions.
.ludgc thoicr lmposctl an midi»
ilonal jail sentence of right "maths,
to bc scrveti at the expiration of lilo
proscnt sentence. McGonniglc's sen-
c‘tncc was one year I11 Jail at the ox-
pirntlou of the present sentence.
Alexander lorhain was charged
with breaking into the dwolling of
Edward Rudolph. in Bridgeport. on
Scptcmbcr 27. and he changed his pics
to guilty. Attorney W. A. (irlitin. of
South Norwnlk. was unsigncd by the
court llrusccutor l’tiilmnn cxpialncd
that tiorbum entered the Rudolph
house in the day time. and took away
a unmbcr of household articles that
be afterward linwncd. It was also
shown that under the. name of Alex
under l’ortcr ibo claimed his mother's
namc is l‘orlcri. ho was sent to simc’u
prison for burglary and served two
and it half years.
llc got. the maximum penalty of
four years and the minimum of one
I
‘ycur in prison.
it‘lmcr Parker was charged with
stealing $57.50 from Michael l“. Noyes
and Richard F. (‘itscy in Stamford on
November iii. Attorncy llayca was
assigned. I'arlo-r pleaded guilty. lilo
Hitlii he canto front Kcniucky and had
only boon Iu Htmui‘urd it short time
when bu got into lroubic. Mr. ii‘cs-
scuticn thought I11» didn't look like a
burglar 11nd ho llHiit'ti the judge to
giro him another chance. The son-
tcurc was one ycur in Jail.
ilrovcr Light. but rcvcutccu yours
of ago. was rhnrgcii with stealing Silil
from Charles Janice. tho well-known
Connecticut. uvonuc. i~luuil1 Norwuik.
tur.mcr on lloptotnbnr (til. Ilc changed
his pica to guilty. Light was explain
in Bridgeport. where, he wont. to spend
part of the. stolen money. it was shown
that ho had not received It good bring-
ing up and bail to drill for himself
when fourteen years of ago He prom-
land to do better If dealt with lightly.
He got seven months in jail.
Domenico i’erto. charged with
stealing jewelry valued at 5240. and
till baubles. from Mary Dotiouko. of
Bridgeport. on September it, changed
his plea in guilty. Prosecutor Pullman
told the court that the accused did
odd jobs about the disreputable house.
where he ctmtmltteil iim Ilu-l‘t. The
Woman has since been fined for ltcctr
log a house of Ill-tame and hill! gone
to lch in New Haven. Attorney dunno.
of South Norwulk. who honoured for
the boy. said he was ill 11111111 iii the
piece. The pulse guru him (fill! your
n it!
The following prisoners pleaded uni
guilty
Matthew Reynolds charred stilt
stealing a peckethoci; rohiolnlns i
from Samuel La. Flnmme. at Military,
,1 saw house Paul results has tile
a
M). in rum
.; both colored:a
‘1 W? from the pocket of John Nelson in
‘ lug a pocketbook and
whirl ,
seesaw. ‘
and in
‘charged with theft of
Bridgeport November 15. Attorney 1“.
A. Bartlett entered as counsel.
Frank Hasleton. Monte Robinson
and Samuel Johnson contolntly chars-
od with assault and highway robbery
on Sebastian Gersmenio. st Denbury.
October 20 R. G. Deli‘orcst was as-
signed as counsel for moisten Attor~
ney Plait for Robinson and Attorney
Day for Johnson.
William Stafford, charged with in-
decent assault on Katie Malone. under
sixteen years of age. at Stamford. Sep-
lumber 12. Attorney Rowell. of Siam-
ford. is entered as counsel.
Edward Show. charged With theft
of 5150 t1 om Andrew Ferrettl. of South
Norwalk. at South Norwulk. Sapient
her 20. Attorney Cuneo is entered as
counsel 4
Patrick Reardon. charged with steel
4 from Patrick
Kelly, of Bridgeport. September 28.
i1“. A. Bartlett. is entered as counsel.
()scar Johnson. colored. charged
with breach of the peace in Bridge-
port.-Octobor 20. Attorney Shemood
was assigned.
Frank Reilly. 19 years of age. charg-
cd with four counts of burglary in
Bridgeport. For entering dwelling oi
Waller Chapman. October 4: for outer
lng dwelling of Hannah Swanson. Oc-
tober 4; for entering dwelling of Mary
H, 'l‘reat, October I, and for cnterlnr
house of William Baldwin. October 5
F. A. Bartlett. who was entered as
counsel, was also appointed guardian
ad litem by the court.
Patrick Riley. charged with break
in]; into the dwelling of Mary Murry
in Bridgeport. on the night. of Septem
ber 26: also with breaking into tip
house of Margaret Connors, October 2
Attorney W. W. Bent was assigned
as counsel.
Dockory Barrett. colored. chargcl‘
with theft of a watch from Pasqunb
llorattuto. at. Stamford. September 27
Attorney 0. A, Mullen assigned.
John Cherry. charged with mid-
night, burglary at the dwelling of debt
Sinik. in Bridgeport. October 3. slot
with the theft of $150 from Mr. Slnlk.
Attorney 0. H. Vosburgh, of South
Norwnlk, assigned.
Richard Allen. aged 18. charged
with coloring dwelling house of Mary
ll. ’l‘rcut, in Bridgeport. October 4. F.
A. Bartlett cntcrcd as counsel.
George Conklln, charged with theft
of a watch from Fred J. Farrell. in
Bridgeport. October 14. F. A. Bartlett
nssigncd as counsel.
John 1.. Thurston, chargrul will
thing Louise Moore for the purpose of
prostitution in iiridgcpori. October ii.
Altorucy Vivian lloot assigned.
\l'nltlo Williams. colored. charged
with assault at Stamford. Scptcmbci
29, on Prison-1h1 Corporitlo and Alphou
7.0 Moder: also breach of the peace
Altorncy Mnllcltc was assigned.
Sicphcn Kuluvvlc. charged with as
snail. with lutcni lo kill ("hrlslopiict
l-‘ny. ill South Norwnlk. Novcmbcr 2i.
LillllIHillll'y 1e Iicul cutorod.
i‘hurlos .lnmos. charged with using
Kitiic llrosemnn for purpose of pros
illlilion in Ilridgcporl. Scplcmbcr l.
Attorncy A. .l. ‘llull assigned.
Herman Tobias. ngctl 20. charged
with theft of clothes valued at Sill
from William ii. Mox, in Stamford
November 13. Allorncy l. Cohn assign-
oil counsol and guardian.
William Raynor. colored. charged
with assault with intent to kill Oscar
lr‘rccmnu in Ilrltigopori. Novonibcr l5
Attorney ("harlcs ll. Shapiro assigned
Court was adjourned to 10 o‘clock
this morning,
BARKENTINE WAS iN DISTRESS.
Vessel Off Monomoy Point. Mass"
Drags Her Anchors.
CllA'i‘HAM. Muss. Doc. 5.—»'i‘ho un-
known bni'kcnllno which was flying
signals of distress off Monomoy Point
yesterday. and which was anxiously
watched during the day. appeared to
have gone ashore on Grcnt Round
Shoal today. At dark last night the
wascl seemed to have been blown [inst
the dangerous shoals off this coast and
to be riding at. anchor safely. When
daylight came today. however, it was
even that she had dragged her anchors
for some distance. and from the way
In 11 hich she lay. with her mlzzcn mast
swaying the life savers here believed
that she had lost in her race for the
open sea and had struck on the shoals.
She was still flying distress signals.
Capt Kcllov of the Monomoy Point.
life saving station. started out with his
c; 11w timing lhc forcuoon to tow to
tho vcssel. which was about six miles
’south by cost of the point. At about
the same time. the revenue cuttor
(iroubnm was sighted passing Mono-
inoy Point. headed In the direction of
the burkcntlne
BATTLEBHIP VERMONT'S TRIAL.
IlOCKiiAND. Mic. Doc. F.-«-'i‘llo first
class llniilcsliip Vermont loft the bar-
bor today and began hcr official screw
standardization trial on Ilic ltocltlund
mlio course. The plans woro to run
l2 or 14 Ulllt‘N over lill‘ cotirsc to «sucr-
iaiu how many Icvolulione of but pro
policru uto nccousim to maintain ilt‘l
contract Nl’li‘t‘ti of ill knots an hour. ”in
marrow the Vermont in to be given her
four l1om"uondurancu run from Mon.
begun Island to Boston. ’l‘hu bullio-
uhlp Is a sislcr lo the Iniilsiuuu and
Minnesota and was built. by ”in Vera
lllvcr Shipbuilding and Engine Com-
pany at. Quincy. Mans.
CRUISER ORAKI'O «ICORD.
LONDON. Dec. 5.-—-’i‘he minder-e cf
the armored cruiser Drake have made
a. record of 106 hits out of lilil shots
from the 9.2 inch and a turn guns. 'l‘hiu
was actionipilslietl during the recent
gun practice In Arcuucl Buy with the
target four mlleu distant. The crew
of the Drake thus bend the whole llrl
tiuh fleet both in layers' and battle
practice competitions.
‘AMIMIADOR RIID IAILI.
IDNDON. .. it—Amhssuudor
Wliihsluw Reid and Mrs. Reid wore
passengers on the trimmer Kron f'riiw.
Wilhelm which sailed front liloniitump-
mu today for New lurk. where they
will spent- tlhrietmas .lohu Iii tier
tcr sec re! 12 of the American ember:
:v wills ., as thsrgc' d‘ stfeiree dur-
a.... mu
during the fin-cuon at. varying Hpocds "
When the Bladder or Kidneys are Ilia
mod. the afflicted his in grant
tangent death. W on the urine gets
ale or very dark: when the desire to
tribute to very i sent. especially at
n ight: when are is a burning
sensation or his seeing water;
1 failed men pretend
nbstsnce at the be
of the v slatted.
”roman ”all also;
13' w a t are
'11. ad minor
2;, . the”: back or
loins.your Kid-
ways or Blad-
. derareadectcd
you had.
liable to load
topneumonia.
~ - usumpticn or
bronchitis. and
that means stil‘
more certain
loath. At the slightest si 11 of say die
Irdcr in the Kidneys or ladder. go t:
:l1e drug store as quickly as on can not
cl: a bottle of Dr. David cuedy’
avarice Remedy for 3:. It will re
move you from danger stones and effect
a radical. permanent cure. Do not allow
.he dealer to substitute another merit
:ine. Nothing equals this great Steps.
ration. Insists 11 bevin Dr. evil;
Kennedy’s avorito emedy.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.-—-lf
wish to test Favorite Remedy be on
in it. send our name and addren
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and a sample bottle of Favorite Rem
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tion will e sent you by mail prepaid
this offer 1s guaranteed genuine by tin
publishers of this paper.
it‘ree Sample Battles at R. H. Plaisted’s
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
FLORA‘S HOLIDAY,
Tho choii of tho South Noiwalk Con
grogntlonalCh1ir.cI1 with the assist
once of Miss Agnes l.il.tic;lol1n.violin-
ist. and Miss Leila K. licis lci ilCCOill
panist, will give a Iiiiscellnneous pro-
gram and Fiora's Holiday. :1 cycle of
Old English melodies. at the South
Norwaik Congregational Church, Fri-
day evening. The entertainment prom~
ions to be a most interesting one. The
admission will be thirty-live cents.
DORA THORNE.
Dora 'l‘hornc. Bcrlha M. Clay’s 0.010-
brnted novel. has been draumtizcd and
placed before the public by the well
known producing untangcrs. Rowland
e2 Clifford. The story of Dom Thorno
has been carefully followed and the
production is said to be. cxccilcnl.
Almost every rt’iltil‘i‘ of fiction has read
the novel and more than usual Interest.
is bclng nrouscd by tho drainntization.
Those in the cast. inclutic Miss Sndic
Marion, who plays the title rolc, and
an otherwise supcrior cast. at” compo
tent players. Dora. 'l‘horno will be
at lloyi‘s 'l‘hcntrc. Monday night.
~Nover can tell when you‘ll mask
:1 linger or suffer a cut. bruise. burn or
scald. Be prepared. ‘Dr. Thomas' Ec-
Iectric Oil instantly relieves the pain—.-
quickly cures the wound.
Sentinel Want Ads pay.
11111 Freeze
this winter wenthcr.
stoves and grates with
it burns out absolutely clcun. Not
one piece is left when the the guns
out.
Try 11 load and you will find out for
yourself that it's
“Hui Sluii"
Dunn. i‘iillillilllii
lighting-Bumping
Fill up your
ShurEdge
to serve your turkey for
THANKSGIVING.
The fiber Edge Carving Bets range in
prices from 02.00 to “.00, and every-
one ought to have one. Bllver mounti
oil and vary handsome In design.
Call and see them at
GIIquE. Der.
minivan
lfl WAWOTON flaw.
111.3 sir. field‘s absence.
“Good health makes good na—
ture. If everyone had a sound
stomach there would be no pes-
simists in the world. Do not
allow a weak stomach or a bad
liver to rob you of the joy of
living. Take
BEEGIIAM’S
and the. world laughs with you:
No need then for rose-colored
glasses. Bcccbam's Pills start
hcaitb vibrations to all parts oi
the body. while putting a ruddy
tint on lips and checks. There’s
health in cvcry box; ”with for
every man. woman and child.
Bcecbam's Pills
. I‘
sold livr‘ryn‘hcrefln boxes the. and 25c.
.
RUSSIAN POLICE INspscroaw
wouuoso.
ST. PETERSBERG. Doc. 5.——Police
inspector Shcrmciiol‘l’. who after the
anti-Jewish outbreak at Bialystok in
June. last. for which ho was said to bc
rosponsiblc. was transferred to St. Pc~
icrsburg. was shot and mortally
woundcd by n workman today near the
liontankn. Canal. 'l‘bc inspector's as-
sailant then shot and killed himself.
Specials.
”will-IV"
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . .. . . ... $1.00
5 lb. pkg. Oatmeal, a piece of deo-
orated chins in each pkg. ...... 25c
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard 25c
3 pkgs. Mlncemcat, Nonesuch 25c
Fancy Mixed Cakes, per lb. 101:
3 lbs. Soda Crackers ........... 25c
idii'
A. Stuli
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
Wall ”
Paper
:t‘l‘
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham.
EDEGORMOR.
il'lLIPHONl—III. 'i"
i. IIIIT IT. I. NORWALK.
i on we w. as mama,
Funeral Dlreotor
and Embalmor.
19 North Main at. Booth Norwolk.
Residence. 0 Washington ltrut.
Telephone at house, 134 2. l
“is: ~~~ - H.” a.“ you)“
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING, 1
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
nub.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Biscuit.
South Norwslk, Oahu.
M 367* m
.In.
‘IOne
. out. to other railroad men connected
' boon concluded,
up too a
role use or weeds. ‘
PM
Broth ”1‘de
Although the railroad company has
not completed its investigation of the
wreck at Cedar [tilt in which three in
allaus wore killed rdcnnily it was still-
ed on good authority today that. five
men. all members of the train crows
which ligurcti in the accident. have
been discharged. One of these, it. is
understood. is Frank J, lt‘innnignn. of
272 Porlsea street, who was the con
doctor on the gravel train and another
running the locomotive to which the
wot it can with the Ilnlians “as attach»
ctl M1. Fl antilgnn is one of the best;
known conductors on tho railroad and
for a numbcr (it"ycrns has hold the of
lien of secrets ry ol' the brotherhood of
railroad conductors on the New Haven
system and has been hit-aimed in var-
ions ways with the tralnmcu's organi-
zation. Tho otlicr moo discharged
me said to be members of the crews
on each train
Whether any suspensions wcic dolod
with this affair is not known. Inquiry
on this subject brought out. the reply
that scvorc tiiscipliuc had been litilllill-
lstcretl to some of the men in both
crows. but. the investigation had not.
Engineer Dcviuo is the man held by
Coroncr Mix for bcing criminally nog-
ligcut in causing this fuini wreck but
the coroner's report of the affair made
no mention of Conductor Flnunignn
and his dismissal by the railroad as boa
lug guilty of ncgliguncc in his duty
spatial Sale for sandal
Slivci l‘Iost Fish, .1 lbs ....... .. 25c
Flat Fish. .‘1 lbs ................. 250
l‘VI‘Ols‘il ilcrrlug. 5 lbs ............. 250
Murkct Cod ................. 4c lb.
Whlto Porch .............. Sc lb.
Spanish iiiackorcl ........ 1213 lb.
Willie Ilnilbut .............. lilo lb.
llullcr Fish . ............... 12o lb.
l’lckorcl and Pike ......... 8c lb.
Steak Cod 12c. lb.
Extra Large Dry Escallops 40c qt.
Dncross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Bulldidg.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
A Jack of .111 Trades
in not what the people want when that
require good workmanship. My wor-
ll done right and when I say A Job
is done, its done. 1 .
ARTHUR E. IENEDIGT.
Plumbing, Timing and “cam Fitting
I Monroe “rut. Io. Norwnlk.
Men’s and Boy’s
OVERCOATS
Latest: Style
$5 to $15
ii. GUTTLIEB’S.
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHER.
11 NO. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
HEAD TO FOOT FURNISHERS.
BllY iiiiiiiNli iliNY
IOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
TMNIAOTI :SE'NERM: IANKINL
8 NE..-
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$100,000.00
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EDWIN H. MATHEWION, PHI. Ii
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Outlier-
WILFRBD BODWELL, Ant. Ouch“.
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DIRECTORO
l. H. Mathewson Henry laymen
John H. Knapp Ilmuol Owning.
Josiah H. Marvin II. Wallace Marvin
Christian awn-u John H. HIM.
I'nd H. Rowen.
Will Pilllili§.
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Painters’ Supplies.
. Crockett).
Glassware.
House-furnishes
Goods.
Cloth Window nodes. with tritium
White Cumin Polee. with “on“. to.
Picture frames “and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Paintioo'and .. ..
, Decoration
Lil. DECKER
If Washington m
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Secretary of Conductors' ,
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a read than whereby y. , .
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a good 11 use hf tho albino ditto“
against. hi by the road s Id that whirl
will be presented to the company bill.
the brotherhood conmlltioe of which he
is secreiur y though no conflimntlbti till
this] rcpoti could be obtained today.
«Ms... M- "a...“ ..
It is repfiitod that. Nit Fianniga
«Constipation causes headache. nan.
sea, dizsluess. lunguor, heart palpita-
lion. Drastic physics gripe. sicken.
weaken the bowels and don’t euro.
Donne Regulate act gently and curt!
constipation. 25 cents Ask your drum
3 st.
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HAU iN LONDON COURT AGAIN.1‘
Appears to Undergo Proceedings Bets
ter Thad He Did a Month Ag 0.
LONDON, Doc. 5- --Kuri i-inti, thtl
Washington pioi'cssur who has been.
under arrest since Nov. 7, chargcdi
with tho murdei of bran Mollwr. his
mother ln-law at. linden linden, again;
appeared on remand In the Bow Street:
Police Court today. The prisoner:
was remanded for another week in our
tier to enable the German representav
lives to obtain further evidence. “
ilnu, although laboring antler a great:
mental strain, was quite calm during
lilo. brief proceedings and at. the close
when asked by his counsel whether he
understood what had occurred be we
piled affirmatively i
ibiig line in N. Y.
for freight Only
OI and after Tuesday, January I.
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (toott
of Dover street), every day. (except:
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight received
at Not-walk up to 4 p. in. Ind Bolt!-
Norwaik up to 5: 30 p.111.
NORWALK ITEAMIOAT OO- ‘
Annie. .l. tmltk O. 0. Human
Lou”. loner-l Anni.
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was New.
HOTEL VICTORIA
IINI MINUTE FROM DEPO'I:
IUBOPEAN PLAN. .
..Our room. a special feature. In
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
cry room heated. , ;
RATES REASONAILI.
Fluely stocked Cafe In connection
A full line of Acker. Merrill 5 Com
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. ll. SULLIVAN, Prominen-
Telephone Call. 895-4
EVER! LADY'I ORESIiNfl OHAII
BER.
”It“! u-L—n. .w .“J
should be equipped Will I1 datum
snow white. out-piece "Standard" Put
celain Enameled Int-story,
Have you ever stopped to will!!!“
how dcllgbfully conn-nlent It until.‘
he to have hot and cold running waist
in your dress“)! chamber. steel 1
ins apartment or lrsi door tout}
room? Its presence would Mind (1.!
the hlgcst degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. 0r!
plumbers are subtly competent nu
chanlcl. honest and reliable.
Horace R Nash.
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PLUMBING AND ITIMII
HEATING.
IIOT WATER HEATING.‘
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEB AND RANGEO. t
ILATI AND TIN ROOFING. i.
(In and steam lttin', ~
In Fixtures, Met-I Illng, I”.
~ Have you seen our stock oi
RICHMOND RANGES?
THEIJONES & HOTCHKIBS
COMPANY.
17 wsu: crass-r. 'vtonwsLK.
WWW Not Bun Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the time.
and desirable npuiltm-nts are becom-
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log scutoor ovoiy day. We have ll
number of very desirable hornets foo
1.1tio,ll:d can make the totals and
price righs.
J. M. Layton & 000
iNCORPORATED.
5 name Avenue. ‘ lo. Moment.
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AGENCIES.
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honey use
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