i.
ii
g.
\- WASHING'I‘ON. Ilcc. Zil.-»’I‘iic Unit-
?Ihlshu Its two In lvidlnos
W ,. wimnotlinm. m
, nooxvmw, “Ddd.’19.~'—Thll mo of
Mi minty “Bishop'ou the chirp .
t: he murder of his footer morn-r... 4‘:
ins Williams, who“ recorded: . ‘
I . limo
out: Chi .,
horseman knows‘iboii.
tho satin coat of his}:
net)!“ "‘
00mg]: ‘11 it side of the cans. Who’l
the clause will offer is not known. but. ‘
* Iris thouth the plea of Insanity will
orted by medical testimony as
’slieu‘lsts have examined the ‘.
an In behalf of his lawyers. When '
' tbsicourt opened Dr. Arthur J. Woff.
bi“ Hartford. showed some photographs .
.of blood coruuacios whoich he had ta- .
iron from the coat sleeve and shoes
Worn by shop on November 8. his .-
rsald that the stains were those of ;
. human blood. The witness told of the
process of determining the character
of theibiood. Gilbert G. Bannock. juil- ‘
or at Toiland county jail identified
clothing worn by Bishop. especially .
b. no shirt which bore stains. . _
. is Police Officer Michael Joyce
. recs led. said that be counted the mon-
. the box taken from the three
ntum’p‘. in the box were. $16 and an
Eat/link thrilling.
. . George Henry Angeli said he worked
«. It. hauling logs for Samuel Matioson
In the woods'a mile away on Novem-
ber 8.. ’ He said a detective found him
and took 'him‘before Bishop. 'l‘he iat-
icr had said that witncss had claim-
ed that Mr. Williams owed him $50
, and that he had planned to get It.
When witness faced Bishop he told
him that he never said any such thing
about the money and know nothing
about the murder.
Samuel Matteson said that Angeli
worked with him in the woods all the
.. day 'of November 8.
Officer William E. Jackson. of Wil-
', llmsnilc saidhe went to tho Williams
house after the murder and saw Bis‘
hop there. The latter said he found
Mrs.4_WIlltains on the floor and that;
she raised herself up as if to speak.
Witness asked Bishop why he did not
do something for her and Bishop re-
”plled, that he know It was no use as
she was dead. Bishop said Mrs. Wil-
liams had been good to him. He also
tallied about the 'l‘ucker murder case
at, Hartford and tho Shcrric case, He
said he was not afraid to stay all night
with the body. bin later. according to
the witness. Bishop complained of
the cold and ircniblcd as if frighten—
” ‘ poured to am
l.
rying.brnahings hill in
him a clean coal. _ profs»
the coveted smoothness and; loss of
the horse's shin. :‘vlll‘oh ll ileum-
' hploéion. The men
Lanes .
Me
‘ II the best pm
dcsiro'a gentle iomtiveimodiciue that .
will give the body l‘clcnuiiueu
internall and the wholesome”
that. a) aces such skins as painters
love copy. .
oovensoa's vb'rE SMALL.
'1» -.-:. 'i.
Official Canvass Show: Woodrow Ran
Behind State Republican Ticket
-—Bradstreet the Best Vot.
'Getter In Last Election.
HARTFORD. Doc. 20.4~'I‘he
of Canvassors. consisting of the So-
cretary. ’l‘rcusurcr and. Comptroller
Iinvc canvassed the votes for (lbvcr-
nor. I.iouicuani-Goernor, Secretary.
’l‘rcasurci', Comptroller and Attorney-
(iciwrul.
The largest total vote cast. in the
state on November ii. was that for
'i‘roasurer. 161.461. ’l‘honnis I). Brad-
street. the llepublica‘n candidate for
Comptroller. was the most popular
man at the polls on election day by
101 votes. -
Mr. Bradstroet's associate on tho
ilclici. Freeman M. i’aiicn. candidate
for ircasurcr. who came next to him
in the number of votes received. had
30.285. Mr. Bradstreet receiving 89,-
386.
ovcr Mr. .i’cck. the Democratic rundiv
daic i'or Comptroller. oxcccdcd Mr.
l’aiicn‘s plurality over Mr. Roberts.
his Domocrutic opponent by 201 votes.
The. smallest vote on the llcpubll-
can ticket was cast for governor. to
wit: 88.384, and the largest. on Ibo
Democratic ticket was for Mr, Tim-
)‘cr for governor. 07.770. Mr. Wood-
rul'i"s plurality is 20,608 and his nmjor-
ily 15.480.
'I'ln- vote of incrcii .I.
licpnblican candidate for
(Iovcrnor loads Governor
by sixty-l'ivc. his total being 88.410.
This diii'crmrcc is croutcd lo the popu-
Iurity of Mr. 'l‘haycr, the Democratic
candidaic for governor. who carriod
his city. Norwich. and run abcud of
his iickci in Now London.
III Bridgeport. Mr. bake loads (in-
vcrnor Woodrui‘i‘ bv l22. In Windham
(‘ouniy iiii‘ towns of 'I‘lnnupson and
Windham gave Mr. Luke 21 snore lic-
publican \‘oIos than \vnrc cast for Mr.
\\'oodrul'f. With illi' cxccpilou of Now
Iondon. li‘airficld and Windham conu~
tics. Mr. laikc runs behind his ticket.
Mr. I.akc‘s falling off is as follows:
In Hartford County 271', in Now lIa
vvn County. 208: in I.lirliflcld. :12; in
liiildlcscx, Ii: and in 'I'ollnnd County.
ill. making :1 Into] falling off in ihcsc
fivc couniics of fill?» voics. Mr. Imkc
icli behind Mr. \Voinlruff in Hartford
only 23? voios, the prcdlctlon bring
lmi’orc election IliuI Mr. Lukc \vould
i‘nll bchind ovcv I000 votes, Mr. Wood-
ruff’s \(Iio In Hartford was 7.056 and
Mr. Lake's 6.818.
The min for Marcus ll. Holcomb
for Alimony-general was 80.350 and
that cast for 'l‘bcodorc llodcuwlcn for
Secretary of State. till.ll7. the lniicr
having a majority of lil.iii3 ovcr.all
other candiduics.
Sheriff Alnasa P. Dickerson said
that he wont to ihc house with Dr.
Rockwell, the modiral examiner. that
night. lic dcscriin-d conditions as ho
then found them. Iicccss was taken
at this point.
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
A complication of female troubles.
with caturrh of the. stomach and bow-
cls, had reduced Mrs, 'I‘hos. S. Austin,
of leavonworth. Ind” to such a deplor-
able condition, that her doctor advised
on operation; but her husband fearing
fatal results. iosiponcd this to try
Electric Bitters; and to tho amaze-
ment. of all who knew her, this modi-
...oino completely cured licr. Guaran-
teed cure for torpid llvcr. kidney dis-
ease. billiousncss. jaundice. chills and
fever, general dcbllity, nervousness
and blood poisoning. Best tonic
made. Price 50c at F. ii. Baxter‘s,
South Norwalk. and E. P. chd‘s, No‘»
Walk. drug stores. Try it. "
lAiliv. lilo
Limit-naut-
CRUDE INDIA RUBBER.
United States Has Imported 550.000
000 Worth During Year.
od States .will have impouiod an as-
gregate of nearly or quite Iii‘iy million
dollars’ worth of crude lndiu rubber
III the close of the present. year, ac.
cording to a statement made public
today by the Bureau of Statistics of
tho Department of Commerce and
Labor. if to this is addcd the value
of old and scrap rubber Intended for
via-manufacture. the total will consid-
erably exceed that amount. In the
ten months ending with October. fifty
three and one half million pounds of
India rubber. with a value of forty
one and one-half million dollars. were
Imported. During the single month
of October 85.000000 dollar's worth
was Imported.
The enormous growth In the Impor-
iuiions of India rubber Into the Unit»
ed States. which consumer more than
( \ohalf of the world‘s production. is
aiributcd to ilio popularity of the
bicycle and unionmbilo coupled with
the luCrousI-d use or cicctrlcliy l lilt‘
:daily affairs of (In. llililnii‘. 'I‘hi Ini-
'jloruitlons Iinvl- morc than irubii-d dur-
afiliil Ilic last iwulvc yours. and shows
‘iiow a larger mluc In the Import list
n almost any oiln-r single product.
‘Iw siuimucni. stirs the indications
a. to Justify Ibo ill‘llf‘f that the
Phi wine and IIsWuilan islands are
rap bio of prudut‘lilif large quantities
oft ls ariiclcusurcuuli oiibls govern
mom's outablishmcut of nurseries in
those Dmiiwmilimli for the illifll‘lililllllll
of rubber plants for use of rubbcr
Cascaswcet, the Ideal medicine for
the little. oncs. Contains no opinion.
(‘onforms fully with National l'urc
Food and llrug Law. Write E. C.
ichIti do i‘o.. Chicago, ill.. for thc
"llnby Book." i-iold by Title Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. ”
ADDING AND COMPUTING MAO
HINEB IN POBTOFFICE.
WASl'llNii’l‘ilN. llcc. ‘10:" A conimis~
sion appointed by the pnsiuuiin-r-
goilt'l'ill to Inquire Into the merits of
various adding and computing mat"
blurs. especially as to tin-Ir adaptablv
Ilty for the work In posiofllcus. illudi'
its report today. The commission
examined thirty-five machines. of its
many dliiurcnt makes. nearly all of
which proved to ho satisfactory from
view points of mm'hnuicul armour--
uncut, durability, accuracy and spoon.
lllds for tho various nmcblnos will
be considered by tho I'ostofflL‘c dc-
purimuni. from flow to time with a
View to securing thou:- bosi. uduptod
Io Ibo needs of tho postal service. Noll
plantations. withstanding ibu Increasing demand
...._...W- for computing inacliincs. few can be
purchased at. present. on «count. of the
. limited appropriation at the disposal
’ of the department.
. N Infant! “A Chills-n. s. WILL inn-guts; nasty. 6
very person s on d now t at [on
N “ha Yo. “I" Mn" M health Is impossible If the kidneys are
m tho deranged. Foley’s Kidney Care fill
cure kidney and bladder disease In sv»
We! . dry form. and will mam up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their [traction properly. No
danger of Bright’- disease or diabetes
If Foley's Kidney Care Is taken In
time. Pulsted's Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
..FARMINO MAOHINERV COMPAN-
Ifl TO FIGHT.
CHICAGO. Dec. Jilwrlsvorai form-
In: machinery companies yesterday
declared, their Intention to fight the
prices and methods of the alluded iron
and steel combine of the United sum
decorator to the Tribune. .
A pottl
ZION. CITY CRIDITORO WANT
PROPERTY sow.
CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-~At a martini of
creditors of the Zion City estate last
night; Receivar John c. listeley au-
’ honored that conditions demand that
Immediate arrangements be made for
selling the entire property. Many of
the creditors. he sold. are in absolute
mt .Is the remit of having lntlenb
“ed the r all in the "Kingdom! Others
in borrowing to meet living expenses
and are approaching financial rain.
The mower said that he is receiving
dry day urseni. letters ”kins for Rumors". and emission: did them In
ugymodlnte Milt-maul of the eo'thslr efforts We: drafted. The we
i
affairs. tlilon calls on the government to curb
o fact that winter has arrivediihs power of the Trust and to melts
the crisis sharper and m. lists- some new unit provision which will
' t that the dictates of humanity limit no the injurious combine."
in mi. The creditors will Moi It has been lined by prominent im-
duution of Milton them-oper- plsment manufacturers throughout
'W ‘W “Unify. ,,,.M~..M—H .-
Board ,
lint Mr. Iiradstrcei's plurality.
thdrqus
I
on appealing to President
., ""' r
The mail
Chrillmal 'it
American Perfume made at
get less—pay more and you
MERIDEN ELECTION.
Republicans Carry Thsir Men Into 0f.
fice of Treasurer and Auditor.
MERIDEN. Dec. lS.-ln a hotly con~
tested city election yesterday the re-
publicans electcd Floyd Curtis treasur-
er and l“. C. ‘Borst auditor and a major-
Iiy of the. city council. The denim-rats
elected both city sheriffs. The color
oil will stand: Aldermen. republicans.
(i; democrats 4; councilman. republi-
cans 10; democrats. iii. The ropnbli~
caninajoriiy on treasurer was 316 and
auditor 30.
Open the bowels—éDeWitt's Littl-
Early Risers are recommended and
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTUE.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. lIl.——'l‘ho prici-
pal events on the morning program of
the second day‘s session of tho ("-onnoc-
iicui Siatc Board of Agricultural were
:iddrcsscs by E. M. East. ugronomisi of
thc i‘onnociicui Agricultural College.
and Prof E. W. Briiion. stati- onlomo
loglsi. Mr. East spoke on corn bread
ing and told of many intcrcsiiug ex-
pcrinn-uts be bud had in this study.
Prof. Iirltiou, who spoke on tho gypsy
moth. made an interesting and instruc-
tive address.
This afternoon ilierc was. an ad
irons by Prof L. L. Van Slykc of tho
New York Agricultural Station. on
"(‘ommorciul Methods of Judging Milk
and (‘ri-um." this being tlic proincipal
event of tho afternoon's program, '
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.
For twenty years W. L, liawls. of
Bells. Tenn, fought nasal coturrh. lie
writes: "The swelling and soreness in-
side my nose was fearful, till i began
applying Bucklen'sArnlca Salvo to the
one surface; this caused the soreness
and swelling to disappear. never to re-
turn." Bust solve in existence. 25c
it F. ii. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and
Id. 1’. Wood's. Norwalkmlrngglsts. ”
“Am ______ O
RECEIVER FOR NATIONAL WIRE
CORPORATION.
NEW HAVEN. l‘lcc. lib—It was Icar-
ned today that an application for the
appointment of a receiver for the Na
tional Wire Corporation of this city
has been inudc. Yesicrdav an attach-
ment of $iii.(l(lil was brought against
the corporation In fuvor of tire Moch-
uulcs National Bank of New York on a
note made puyabic on Novcmbvr Iii,
DeWiti's Kidney and Bladder Pills
quickly drive the poisons from the sys-
tem and thus afford relief. A wwk's
treatment. for 250. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The lilrdgc Phar-
macy. ‘
By this sign
you may know
and no no 2
a .
a...“ “J. -..’.“4
0 R X M A
Element and
n
Perfume. To make sure you give good Ecr-
PERFUMES
. The Standard American resume with w i. "
linens: and refinement. iorover 35 yemvbmtmgeli‘ifim
' 40 diiiereni odors and hundreds oi diilereni Holiday
mug and fiyles ol boxen~25crio $12. Absolute unlis-
lnciion guaranteed. If your own Denier cannoi supply
your—write for name oi aural! Dealer who can.
GOI‘I‘TINGbl. CO.
see-tar
.
S .
appropria ‘
a pretty boat off-
any price. Pay brand you
pay too much.
NO DISSOLUTIONOF PARLIA-
MENT YET.
LONDON. Doc; 20.~—'Fhere will be
no dissolution of Parliament as the re-
sult of the action of the. House of
Lords in defeating the government's
cdlucution bill. Although the rejec-
tion of this. the main Liberal pleasure
of the session. Is the most serious re-
buff. Sir Henry Campbelerannerman's
cabinet has yet suffered. it Is not. re-
gardcd as being sufficoeutly grave to
necessitate an appeal to the country.
Whether the government could suc-
cessfully appeal to the Nation on the.
education bill Is the question on which
ovon many Liberals are in great doubt.
The only immediate effect of the step
taken by the upper house. therefore
will be to give an enormous impetus
10 the Radical agitation In favor of
curbing the resin powers of the peers
and to furnish the non-confronmisis
with a new gun and ammunition In
their fight for the disusiabllshment
of tho (‘hurch of England.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. l’lnisied. F. ii.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
EARTHQUAKE RELIEF SCAN-
D 3.
SAN FRANCISCO;.Dcc. 19.—Dcclnr~
ing that the relief committee Is pnu-
nvrizlng thousands of refugees In this
city, practically allétlmse who have
been prominently Identified with local
charities have united in a petition and
[ll‘iliiliil to the relief committee. asking
that Iilv rcorganlm'd charitable insti-
tutions of San Francisco ln- givon con-
trol of the dlsiribuilon of the relief
and red cross funds. It was not uskcd
that the money ln- banded ovor to
ihoso Institutions onnglit. but that
the relief cominlttcc should hereafter
allow the clinrliubiv bodies to attend
to the wants of those In need and to
bundle the funds necessary for that
purpose.
For chapped and cracked hands get
IleWitt‘s Witch liazol Salve. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy ‘snd The Bridge
Pharmacy. ”
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
HARTFORD. DI'i'. 2tl.—~Peiliions in
bankruptcy were filed In the linliod
Stairs Court yesterday as follows
Forest in. lerwln. New Haven us-
sc-is Sh.847.litl; Ilubiliilcs $8,480.13. II.
A. Burton. Wlnstcd. assets “$04.54
:-. m1 ...'.,”""”".‘f‘“.iit‘23.’ii"m; - .
est bhristmas Gift
For Wife, Mother, Daughter,
. Sister or Sweetheart
These machines are now being mold of jovm priest.
who considered. than any other. would». pre-
pon dispatch-o of ambitious-ct dim Infidel solem-
at Inst won: at any Slow Store—«II are cordially invited.
m Off" I!
» . 'mosmnsm
‘*L.O.Iooth, is». Aunt. .,...._.M.-.....L.l
. Association. which was organised Inst
3. . cuss-rile.
The Auoolatlen Gum as Milk is to .
be Had for 5 Cents. “
MANCHESTER. Dec. 20.—-'I‘he Man-
chester Milk Producers and Sellors’
month, has unit. 011 November 1‘
twenty-eight milk dealers raised that
.prlco of milk from ii to 7 cents \ a.
quart,. and organized .ihemselvos intoi
an association. 'i‘wo dealers did, not
so Into the combine and a few days af-
ter the price had been raised some
new dealers started In.
The climax was reached last week.
when one of the officers of the asso-
ciation sold out his route. The man to
whom he sold started selling for 0
cents a quart. Saturday there were
only nine roumining who were selling
at. 7 cents a quart, and now all have
gone back to the 0 cont rate. The
meeting of the association held Mon-
day night Was poorly attended and
those present decided to disbund.
A TEXAS WONDER.
There’s a Hill at Bowie. 'l‘ex.. that’s
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W. L. Hill, who from a weight of 90
pounds has grown to over 180. He
says: "i suffered with a terrible.
cough. and doctors gave me up to die.
of Consumption. l was reduced to
90 pounds, when I began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Now, after
taking 12 bottles, i have more than
' doubled In weight and am completely
cured." Only sure Cough and Cold
cure. Guaranteed by’ F. H. Baxter.
South Norwulk, and E. P. Weed. Nor-
waik. druggists. 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free. "
iffii'i
Keep the House
Warm
by
Keeping the Cellar
- Cooled '
v
Ihai’s Our Business
lilil isms foal to.
wiriw€
GLOVERS
the place.
landlines.
Nothing
More Enjoyed Than
Comfortable
SLIPPER.
We Have Them in
BLACK and RUSBET.
OPERA, EVERETT and NULLIFIER.
50c to 82.00.
LADIES' FELT JULIETS,
$1.00 and $1.25 and $1.50.
Phone. 542-2.
”n—u—
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
If You Want to Talk
toll your neighbors and friends about
the large stock o! Furniture you saw
when you came In our store. You
were surprised? Of course you WM'II‘:
lthey would bu. too, if they Would coma
n.
'l‘eil ilicm about that Summit Ilnngo
you saw. us It appealed to you. (Dom
forgot the 30 days' trial),
Did your neighbor say she Intended
to givn her husband a Morris Chair
this Christmas? Say! Tell her
about those you sow here. You re-
member those with the ratchet back,
spring seats. quartered oak frames and
carved foot from "0.00 up.
F. A; MITCHELL,
Onh or Ondil.
s and 6 Will It. Not-walk. Donn.
Tel. 0754.
astray
BARGAINS
. snow. reductions.
FAWN IROKIH “LI.
. ALIO NIW ITOCK.
()«iliso Solid Gold Watches, it Karat.
Elam Movaments. from It? up.
Rings. Chains. Diamonds. etc.
Lows“ Prion.
in I '
W“ “whit If?!“ INIIO.
B; gin at the Beginning ..
It you are furnishing a homé. ' Put a bTAMir'ORD
RANGE In your, kitchen. and dismiss that réspdnsi-
bIIin lrom your mind. it Will reward your coi‘ifideuce
with pol‘ectservnce. . .
' ‘ son earner .
HORACE II, NASH, Corner West and North Main Streets.
i
.
.. c...
CONNECTICUT ICE TO NEW YORK. [
WINS’I‘E‘D, Doc. 20.-'I‘he Ice hur-
vesting Is in full blunt here, and the
harvesters are cutting solid ice tea
inches thick on Highland lako. One
of the dealers has already harvested from Liverpool and Quocnstown. It
about, boil ions. The Hartford Ice consisted of 4.570 sacks of mail and
company is shipping several carloads :86 nacliages. The ‘Malostlc‘ also
BIO FOREIGN MAIL.
NEW YORK. Dec. 20.—-’l‘he largest
quantity of mail mutter over-brought
from a foreign country to this port
arrived today on the steumchaJcslic
daily from New Hartford to New York. [brought $200,000.In specie.
-.
w
FREE. I.raaufi
1907 CALENDARS
To All Purchasers of Tea. Coffee
Baking Powder, Spice- and Extram-
20 lbs. II. it E. Gran, Sugar for 980
THE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
126 Washington 8L, south Norwalk.
Phone 6552.
Next to Post 0am.
Free Delivery.
1
Wanted l ‘9
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
MACHINE STITCHERS
AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and. Steady Work.
Apply ai1FacIory at once.
Hutchinson. Pierce 85 Co.
We carry an assortment, of the b est CARVING SETS made.
Merldeu Cutlery Co.'s Anvil Brand, Si ag Handle and Sterling Mounted. The
most useful and lmndsomest gift one could select.
They are
Also full lines of the BRIGHTEST AND BEST SCISSORB, RAZORS,
POCKET KNIVES. TABLE CUTLER Y, TOOLS. RIFLES AND REVOLV-
ERS. AIR RIFLES AND REPEATERS FOR THE BOYS. HOCKEY STICKC.
'l‘bc "BROWNIE" SPRING ICE SKATES. New and good. Come and
look at them. .
WINBLOW'B BEBT SKATES F0 R LAOIEB AND GENTLEMEN, and a
full line of BARNEY A BERRY HOCK EY8. at the ,
orvialk' Hardware 00.
6‘9 Mun Smut.
COAL AN D W066
Bowkor’a Fertilizers.
B. Hershfieid '& Son.
on warm il'f'llll’l' ‘ ”N m
m
venison "Flanagan
WOULID MAKI THI WHOLI FAM-
ILY HAPPY 0N OHRIITMAO.
u cows, :1 a was.
so INTIRIIT, so sovauccbs
THE CAN-I PING-MID EXTRA
casual wua‘rlvqli.
oven mo boobies 'ro «Lac-r
room. 'ms .sosr cosnm
cross is rows; *
cm. nuts mo stator your:
moms: Mormons ran in
mm wanna row rs:
stream will was you. or van
'wm mt. rumour «more.
.0 ..
_ , soursiéohdammm
.zs . v ,
Norwalk Chronicler