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NEW YORK. Dec. lit—Mrs. Cath-
erine Neil. who was arrested here in
connection with the mysterioas death
of her husband, Joseph Neil. in 11
Greenwich. Connecticut. hotel, last
Friday, was rte-arraigned in police
court. today. A detective sergeant
told the magistrate that the arrange
ments for Mrs. Neil's extradition to
Connecticut had not' been completed
and at his request. site was sent. back
to the Tombs for forty-eight hours
without bail.
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as it stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartics. Does
not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name ORINO and refuse substitutes.
Plaisted’s rDrug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. . "
The Mohawk S'prin
Lottiera and Shippers
of
MOIIAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarssparilla
Mohawk Birch Beer
Mohawk Nervo
~ itirtt tints
MUST PAY FULL PRICE FOR COAL
Pl-illJADELPHlA, Dec. lit—Employ-
es of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany ‘will have to pay full price for
their coal after January 1. next. Notice
has been issued by the management.
that after that time the company,
which owns many mines, will not sell
coal tor its employees at the rate which
reguar shippers pay. As a consequence
all employers will be compelled to pur-
chase their coal from retail ,tieulers.
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
J. B, Waterman, of Watertown, 0..
rural free delivery, writes: "My
daughter, sdlictcd for years with epi-
lepsy. was cured by Dr. King's New
Life-Pills. She has not had an attack
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pills on
earth. 250 at it‘, ill. Baxter's. South
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed's, Norwalk.
drug stores. "
Learn to labor while you wait for re
stilts.
g3.
Battlers and Ship-
pers of
MOIIAWK LITHM
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
Honeypot] Water in. 28 Washington 8t.,8tlnittlntwnil1.
fN’b'llCE 1‘s "‘lll'lltl‘flll’ti’l
the public that we propose makin
8
Coal.
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it warm for all persons using our
We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to
the ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The linniel lienghi‘nnl Dumpling,
Branch Offices:
Bridge Drug Store.
Lear-y'- News Stand.
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
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THE FAIR CLOAK 8a FUR STORE,
Dealer and
Maker of
ladies’ Clocks. Suits. furs and fine Millinory.
Garments Made to Order and Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON 81. SOUTH NORWALK.
Store open events go until 0 p. In.
rent-—
$6.00 a...
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Extra large size No. 2 Nut 0011i at $5 per ton.
delivered in your bin.
rhuanamsannss COMPANY
roost. «a.
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as warm I'f'.
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek.
Jeddo, .
ran runner any sane:
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its cellulite lite dreamt 8i:-
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Attorney General King has given an
“futon mammary Mine of the State
Word of liiducatlon. as to the interpre-
tation of the law passed by the lan-
oral assembly of 1908. relative to the
supervision of schools. This not pro-
vides for the formation of supervision
dtltrlcts by two or more towns our
playing notions than 05 or more than
60 teachers and also provides for state
the superintendents of such districts.
The opinion follows.
In reply to tours of December 17
reading as follower
The State Board of Education must
inform certain supervision districts
whether it will tinder'fiection 3. Chap
tar 195. of the public acts of 1003, draw
orders on the treasurer of the state
for supervision grants.
Accordingly, referring to Booties ii.
‘of said not. this board must consi-
tier:
1. Whether it is under legal obli-
gation to take official notice of the in-
crement in teachers, in case the num-
ber exceeds 60.
2. Whether official notice that there
are more than 50 teachers in a su-
ptirvision district, determines the dis-
r ct.
' 8. if “2" be answered lathe nega-
tive, whether a district. which does
not dissolve at the end of three years,
as permitted by Section 2. may con-
tinue. without rega to the number
of teachers. it cents as. so long as it
maintains. without interruption, its
primary organization.
The above questions are imminent
and especially important to the dis
tricts concerned.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES D. HINE.
Secretary.
louota so lunch of Section 2 of
Chapter 196 of the Public Acts of 1903
as is material.-.~
“Two or more towns together em-
ploying not less than 25 nor more than
50 teachers may unite by vote of the
town school committee. board of
school visitors. or board of education.
as the case may be. for the purpose
of employing a superintendent of
schools. and towns so united shall
form a supervision district.
"Every district organized under the
provisions of this section shall con-
tinue three years. and at the end of
three years any town may dissolve a
district by withdrawal. > Notice of the
intent to withdraw shall be given in
writing to the other towns of the dis
trict. at least three months before the
termination of the three year period.”
l advise you that. if the towns legal-
ly united for the purpose mentioned in
Section 2. such union will continue for
three years, even though during said
three years the number of teachers
employed by said towns exceed 50.
This opinion. is of course. based on
the assumption that at the date. of said
union of the towns the number oi
teachers employed exceed 25 and was
not, more than 50. l further advise
you that such union of the towns is
not determined at the end of three
years. unless one of the. towns takes
action as prescribed in Section 2. of
the Act. .
it. seems to me that the attention oi
the general assembly should be called
to the provisions of this act. with 0
view to protecting the state's interests
in the matter of granting funds to
towns which have scanned. As the
law now stands the state would con-
linue paying money as provided by
the not own though the number of
teachers varied largely from that
which permits the establishment of
the supervision district.
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup
drives out the cold and stops the
cough. Contains Honey and Tar. Free
from any opiates. Conforms to the
National Pure Food and Drug law.
Pleasant to take. Sold by The Cilf‘
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Pbur
macy. "
TRAIN WRECK IN KANSAS.
Passenger Couches Wore Overturned
and Twelve Parsons Hurt.
lili'l‘CiilNfiON, Kane. Dec. 20.———Chl-
cage. Rock island and Pacific passes.
gar train No. 30 was derailed at Culli-
son. Struth Hutchinson. early today.
The whole train left the trucks and
all but the engine turned over. At
least twelve persons were injured.
some of them seriously. The wreck
is believed to have been rattled by
spreading of rails. The injured were
brought to s Hutchinson Hospital. The
most. seriously hurt was the Pullman
conductor.
, .
“THMA DUFF!!!” IHOULD
KNOW THiO.
Foley's Money and Tar has cured
many cases ofc asthma thnt were con.
Midst-ed ho ion. Mrs. Adolph Buss-
tng. 701 out Third St. Davenport.
many cases of asthma that were con:
trusted twelve years m was neglected
until it finally grow into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
We the more than temporary relief.
oloy’s Honey and Tar rm mm.
mended and one titty cent bottle on-
tireiy cured mo of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
if i had taken it at the start i would
have been saved item of stuttering."
Plsistsd'a Drug store and The Clilprd
Pharmacy. ”
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”All. CARRIIR CNABCID IUlIv
‘LAIY
wataamman. Dec. madman»
rick s. Hall. who but been cumin;
the mail between lite melodies and
the way station was in lite impugn
eonrt ton» on the charge of statutory
burglary. having been can i. late
last night as ho‘vras'ienvlna 0 Run-
nedy's new store. its pleaded guilty
and was bold in not Mode to the an»
an or. “a...“ .. at. we.
hit , s e a'
Thursday night and stole 01 costs In
coupe-rs. »
W0? THAT GOLD
or it until in , Orb
lilinn' It is Mum s new
liver in almost w when
,, as am no
Mamas-am "
entity is
money towards paying the salaries of
"'fiifi“ '1'|t ‘ root 1111‘...
11 a TWIN it lid-r-
you In or 0 do
From urinary troubles~
From as disease of the kidneys,
30 our to stay cured.
Dean's Kidney Pills make lasting
cum. ' .
South Norwaik people testify.
Here’s one of it:
_ William B. Gregory, living at. 181
Washington so. South Norwalk, Conn,
says: “Nearly nine years ago i gave
for'publicatton‘ in our local papers 11
statement. of my experience with
Dean's Kidney Pills. and I am glad to
repeat same now. Dean‘s Kidney
Pills cured mo of. hard dragging bsclo
aches and an irritating urinary difficul-
ty. The secretions from the kidneys
contained sediment and there was a
general debilitated state of my system
due to the kidney troubles. After what
Dunn's Kidney Pills did for me i am
at all times pleased to speak a. good
word for them. They cure to stay
cents. ‘ I ter-ltiiljburn (30.. Buffalo;
New York. ‘oie agents for the United
States: .1
Price 50
For sale by all dealers.
cured."
Remember the na1ne-D0an’s~and
take no other.
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13 DIVO
RCEB iN‘ SUPERIOR COURT
FOR TOMORROW.
. MI A P “ 7
Long LiapofOtlvar Gain on Short Oni-
, under—Also Oar Meeting.
The short calendar for the civil sti-
parlor court to be held at Bridgeport,
tomorrow at. 10 a. m. contains iii tun-
contested divorces, There are also
on the list the 18 cases against Jennie
C, Ferris et al., executors. on one mo
tion to expunge from complaint. They
have been on the list for the past
month.
A bar meeting will also be held to.
marrow mornlns at. 0:30 to pass upon
applications for admission to her ex-
aminations, and among those to be
acted upon will be the application of
M. Iii. O'arlen. of Bridgeport, who up.
piles for the third time.
Following is the list of case on the
short calendar. except the 18 referred
to above:
bowls C. Green. trustee, vs. Fanny
M. Bissell, st als. for reservation; The
City National bank vs. William H.
O'Hara, demurrer; William A. Curtis,
trustee, vs_ Harriet E. Osborn et als.,
for amendments to complaint and res-
ervation; City of South Norwalk vs.
The NorwulkxMills 00., City of South
Norwalk va. William F. Bishop et at.
City oil South Norwalk vs. The Loans-
bury «it Bissell 00.. City of South Nor-
waik vs. Jane H. Merwin, for accept-
ance of city's report.
The unconiiésted divorces are as fol-
lows: Matilda .l. Burr vs. George H.
Burr: Katie E. Place vs. Levi W.
Place: Ernest C. Erbter vs. Bertha
Rrbter; Anna 1.. Lynch vs. George
Lynch: Susan E. Partrlck vs. Albert
til. Partrick; John M, Warren vs. Sara
0. Warren; ,Barbarn .i. Semon vs. John
Semen: Eu one ill. Littell vs. Joseph
M. liitt‘ell; pry A. Burgess vs. James
T, Burgess; Mary E. Maul vs. Perry
Moul: Mary A. Nolan vs. William A.
Nolan: Adela 3R. Convery vs. Jo
seph P. Cori ry: Dolcie Stevens vs.
George W. Stevens.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County as.
Frank . Cheney makes oath that he
Cheney 0; C0.. doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
tfomsnid, and that. said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED D01:
LARS for each and every case of Ca-
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Catnrrh Cure,
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
'n my presence. this 6th day of De-
cember, A. ll, 1880.
A. W. CLEASON.
(Seal). Notary Public.
Hall‘s Catarrb Care is taken lnter~
unity. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
dead for testimonials free.
F. J, CHENEY. & (10.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggitits. 75c.
Take llnll's Family Pills for constipa—
tion. ”
NEW HAMPBHlRE REVENUE FROM
SPORTBMEN.
CONCORD. N, it. Dec. 20.-l-‘ive
hundred and seventydlve ilccnno have
been issued by the Slate Fifth and
Game Commission to sportsmen out-
side the state this year, setting a rave-
nue to the state of nearly 80.000. For
the further protection of game within
the woods, it is thought that Commis-
sioners may stiggertt that all resi.
dents of the state except the foreign
population who carry a gun into the
woods be lined 81. The Greeks, l’oieu
and Armenians. it is said, go into the
woods, in season and out. killing any»
thing from a song bird to a dear, and
it has been suggested that this class
pay 810 for a hunting privilege u do
hunters outside the state. in the
closed counties considerable damage
has been done bit deer there is a
movement. to have the sin tea revised
so u to permit. deer hunting in all
counties within a certain time.
ill. c, nowut a 00., of Chicago. at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared.
assure us that this remarkable dim
tact and corrective tor the stomach
conform fully to all provisions of the
National Pure Food and Drug 14w.
Sold by The Olioilrd Pharmacy and
The Brldpo Plump. u
COAL COMMNI DCNIIO.
Dec. It).
TACOMA. ‘Wflhn “Coal
Mimi WWW " it’ll
av. mm
on by m in lam
W1 1
tints the «item’s that the
tion is due lrlndtm y to the
this market and the filters of railroads
to furnish can to the independent
mines. All reports of a colonisation
are indignant” denied. '
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WOMAN l“ VIAHI OLD.
HOLLlDAVEBm, l’l. Doc. to.»
{if , W
‘ Praiilinp Babs Tm Check:
is senior partner of the firm of F. .l. ‘
coal-
with
drum of Northern Pacific coal from .
sine
from
Grandfather’s Check Book.
and Father tater Forged
flaunt
How a little prattling baby was in-
tiirectiy responsible for her father's
imprisonment for forgery was revealed
yesterday, when William Harris. com-
pleting a jail sentence of three months
in the Fairlield county jail, was turned
over to the New Haven authorities for
another crime. Harris was until a
few months,ago an active church work.
or, and a leader in the Christian En-
deavor league, of New Canaan. v'i‘o
drink he attributes his downfall.
When Ofllcer‘ Daley, of the New Hil-
ven police department. arrived at no
lice headquarters in Bridgeport, yester-
day morning. the found that Court on.
car Finnegan had already brought Har-
ris from the county jail. Daley car-
ried a Warrant charging Harris with
two offences, uttering a forged check.
and passing the check. it is alleged
that he signed the name “George A.
Baker, president. Clark dz Baker," upon
a check for Sid. and that he palmed off
the check upon a New Haven business
man as genuine, securing therefor $16.
Harris told of his crime and discios~
ed a strange tale of his little child‘s
contributing to his downfall. Harris'
wife is the daughter of Savori Selieck.
the leading merchant of New Canaan.
Upon his marriage he became associat-
ed with his father-in-law in the con-
duct of his business. Always an ac.
tive church member, he became eepec~
iaily prominent in church work after
his marriage.
One day last May. Harris fell from
grace. - Becoming intoxicated he left
New Canaan. and in his wanderings
visited a number of cities. in several
places he passed forged checks, among
them DeVeau dr‘Peck's loan omce in
Middle street, Bridgeport.
Although this was one of the small-
est he uttered, only $10.10, he was an
rested for the crime, and in the Sn,-
perior court In September. after await-
ing trial for four months. was sentv
speed to jail for three months.
He told of how he came to forge the
checks. Returning to his home after
a day in the store, he found his baby
playing upon the floor with his father-
ln-law's check book. The child had
torn out several blank checks. These
Harris placed in his pocket. intending
to return them to his father-in-law. Be-
fore hc did so he became intoxicuetd,
left home, and while on his wild career
through the state, forged the checks.
Harris will be arraigned for trial in
New Haven today. All the checks in
question were drawn upon the lrving
National Bank. of New York city.
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NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to nnonunoe that F0
lcy‘s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
it contains no opiates or other harm-
ful drugs, and we recommend it as a
safe remedy for children and adults.
Plaisted's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
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CHICAGO'S VETERANY COLLEGE.
Will Be Founded by Packing interest
Under lliinoic University Auapicu.
CHICAGO. Dec. ii.-—'l‘he Inter-Ocean
itttlays says: The most complete
veterinary college in the world will be
founded here under the auspices of the
University of lllinois, financed by the
packing inlet-cats. Its purposes will
be to Di‘OVllIt‘ competent inspectors
for Union Stocks Yards, and other
great. ubbatolrs of this country and
Europe.
The packers yesterday offered I’re~
sident Edmund J. James. of the Univ
versity of llllnois. 8260.000 for the
first buildings. a complete equipment
to be chosen by the faculty of the ins
stitutlon and n 99 year lease of land
which will be of sufllclent area to pro
ride for the growth of the new school
for at least i00 years.
The University authorities intend to
found a department. of original ro-
sttnrch in connection with the medical
department of the university. in this
department owing to the splendid la-
ciiitles offered by the proximity of the
United Stock Yards. its founders and
sponsors look for startling discoveries
'both in the veiorlnary and medical
"1‘.
President James has instructions
the backers of the college to secure
the bent veterinary facilities in the
World to initiate the work. Germany.
France, Switzerland. and other advano
on countries of Europe will be levied
nptm.
IICAPEO FROM AIYLUM.
MlDlllilil'l‘OWN. Dec. 20.-——lioury
Miller. colored. who was committed
from llarlord to tho Ayslum for the
insane. escaped today. He is over
six feet tall and physically large in
to get trace of him soon.
llOHT rsasostefl WOT.
eruption Rinaldo Poland. Dec 30.
~ltilgiu terrorists were tried by drum-
:umi court-martial and shot hem vol-
0 ay.
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annuities TITLE
A NECESSITY"
Your only untoward in Real
listen; transactions - when ,
Real Mints titles are guard!»
teed and insured by this con-
flhi my are absolutely pro-
tected from ALL errors and
detects. 5
mm fed insures you as long
as you own the property.
For leaflet and full puritan-
ltm salt your next. ESTATE
sauna or amount. or
m“
ii
Mrs. mason mm. of warm
b 1 0 fl _. , 5
finimfiamrrtfi ”mm a
t i I m“ ” o
$13.4" it"s" “mm "W: . m m .mlml.
“mm.“ - u. M l , ,, ,
write home ones.
The 7D. M Read Co. E
Wife/red luv. ~
, ’ . 5 ‘
Children 0 Furniture.
Presents of lasting value. 5 5
A. gift that is truly appreciated and highly valuedlby ‘
a child. is a Chair, Desk. small Table. or [Bookends that he
may have for his very own. Toys may be transitor .. cas— ,.
ores, but the little article of good Furniture is a dc lg t al- 1
ways. We invite a visit to the fourth floor where a urge
group of children's pieces is arranged. ' , “ 1
Decks, Writing Tables. Extension Tables for little tea ‘
parties. Settles. Morris Chairs, Rockers. 3 m, and t
Couches of the dark Mission tick, all perfectly ms t! and ex- i
t
I
act copies of those used b grown-ups. Prices very moderate,
Reed Rockers and Chairs. also reproductions of the
larger ones, strong and well made. $1.00 to $7.00.
Children's High Chairs. $1.25 to $6.00.
Elevator from Carpet Store.
Gifts in Leather. t
The fine display of Leather Novelties is interesting and
perhaps will offer suggestions to some-gift~buyers.
Leather Jewel Cases have small compartments velvet
lined. in most compact shape. $1.00 to $18.00.
Handy Boxes are in various sizes ions: as work boxes, i
glove and handkerchief cases. $1.00 to $2.50. , '
Flasks are covered with scat, alligator, or pigskin. soc
to $10.00. ,
Drinking Cups are in pigskin cases.
Telephone Lists. Card Registers and
l
~ 1
int
5% to $3.50.
riting Cases are
proportion. so that the officers expect 5
Christmas Presen s
For Christmas tokens givers are choosing useful articles. We
13 washrooms “In.
Timber, shingles. lath. all kinds and grad" of beveled Siding, doorf _‘
All kinds ofhsrd woods. ’0" paper, will: ‘
mm.mu m. Burial-stator. and ,
’ {In (admonish ladders. Doors, lash. blinds. in
Plan. Mm. omens. roster and Chestnut.
in. turning, planing. shop jabbing, cabinet work. um can. m
.m use...
55 __ 5am nine-sun new. I
Lanterns. w». mi
and finishing lumber.
to
l
in great varict
Fitted Medicine Cases, ’
Vanity Cases.
Dressing Cases
Shopping Bags.
Minaturo Cases
Motor Trip Books,
Music Rolls.
Opera Glass Bags.
Engagement Pads,
Visitors’ Books.
Pigskin Purses,
y. $1.00 to $10.00.
500 to $12.00.
”.00 to $15.00.
$1.00 to $2.50.
$10.00 to 815.00.
. 950 to $10.00.
$1.60 to 83.00,.
601: to 86.00.
500 to $10.00.
$1.00 to $3.50.
$1.00 to 83.50.
500.
for Travelers,
Wash Goods Present-ls.
Practical and acceptable always. We have a splendid
assortment of Wash Dress Patterns all ready for presenta-
tion. neatly boxed and Holiday trimmed.
Ten yard patterns. put up in fancy boxes:
Percale, $1.25
Seersucker, $1.25
French Percale. $2.50 .
Scotch Madras, $2.50 9
Cotton Serge, $1.90 .'
Water Colon Sketches,
Calendars.
Brown Prints,
University Calendars in colors.
Au exceedingly comprehensive collection. at the [cutest
prices.
have a Specialty of these:
Handkerchiefs of all Dmiptions.
Ladics‘ Initials, at 10c. 15c and 250. .
ticni‘s Initials, at 15c, 2 for 25c and 25c.
Ladies" I'ia
in and I-‘nucy. at so. 101‘. 15c and 251‘.
Ladies‘ Rose in Holiday Boxes.
Ladies' and Miuos' Furs. from $1 to $16.50.
Umbrellas are always acceptable presents.
Ladiec' Waists, Lawn. Mcrccrized and Mohair.
Writing Paper: at 10c. 25c. 501:.
Mats and Rugs. Carpet Sweepers.
Pictures. Calendars and Booklets.
Telephone «0.
nibii it new «is 1 sluts.
We“
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. Dickerman it Son.
scum nonwatddo’ih‘i.
W'l‘hltl A'l'Cll In BAILEY 00.
minister and Mill work for Eremtliinpo
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