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SAAAS iii BiliAiiS
"New Havcn Man Arrested lor Viola-
A thin 0A Revenue Act
EW HAV EN Nov. 23. ~—A wido
114 (4! (311132109. against the illog. "ill sale
(I cigars which is sold to lliIV't' thrivcd
doxpooted usIn result of tho
“ t‘ Eduatdo'i‘odosco Ftidn.)
Agfit by Deputy U. S. Marshall I’m-
4 II a, (mango (ll selling smoker.
the government slump on
11d goods ‘valued at more than
belied. Todesco spent. the night
'ut4ralsed the $1,000 bull yce-
internal revenue department
been quietly making I) mount of
lgar factoiies and it is (Inld that
his results hnvo been found. it
god that there are suspected
' not only in the cities mentioned.
a‘ter'buty ‘und ’l‘lic Noriznlks
Ii‘wo attests have been IiIIItlo
y in Daubury for this Intuit-I.
sco will be given it 1‘01 Inul hear
9 next session oi; the l‘cdctal
is district. I
made some splendid bluenlts-Gnld
But our.
WIIHAIVEN. Nov. ZL—Saniucl E
h_ 1. held responsible by the (:01
the death of Rev.;l)r G Brin-
organ. when his IIutonIohllo
4 1m, wits orralgued in the city
yesterday to a charge of man.
II and Wits gianted II contin-
u‘ntliI 8{Noviéthber 30. He is under
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Wilt“! In
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A 14 Sdutiijain “Street
The cigar factory was closed 4
bent and sprung, and the electing
_ knuckles were biolIcn'.
I:
4 in El. Paso, ’1‘(I4xu.s that ho‘ met Hornet-4e
‘ away from town for the past six weeks
’ "A with Mr. Perm
_ city Mr Warrnn has a
: a. snpérintgndent of one (it the
mat. 94. man ‘who thought! it‘
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ACCIDENT AT DARIEN BRIDGE.
Large Automobile Failed to Make
'Turn, and Occupant Was
Thrown Out.
A large Pierco~Arww
IIIInIII to grief. Saturday night. at. tho
llarlon bridge. when its owners were
hurrying homo from the Yalt‘I-Hnrvurd
n21nnx'l‘ho ownms who reside in Jer-
soy t‘itIy.i1II(l lost one oi the two hcad
lights, nnd the one which was ‘ left
w‘IIInt out of. (Iommlsnk‘m leaving the
machine nithout. I). light.
They werei 'IIIIing along after nnoth-
(III (or close (Inough to one by their
light. When the loadiu nIacIIlno
union the tutu at “’l‘ho lXIAdge of Acct»
(touts " the following tlrtver failed to
(to so. and ran tull tilt into the gutter.
uairowly (Isottping it largo polo. ‘
'l‘hI-I jolt of the cur thew one of tho
occupants out on thI4-II gIound, but he
“as not injuiod. except {01 a tow
bruinos. The others received u had
stinking up, but luckily wetc not in
joined
.IWOId of the (acoldoi'it was telephon-
(Id to l’orloy StuIIIcII, who went;
down in his machine. Tho ‘bIokrn ma
China was towed to his garage in
lsaac plIIIIII.N01-wnlk. lt wus fotIiI'Il
that tho t"orwnIIl axles \voic bndiy
Ropnlts IIIII
now being (nude to the machine. The
owner 01 the car was Julius Run.
3 ARE now- lN.-MEXICO.
Westport Young Man Meets With Suc-
4 4 costs in Securing P9s4|tlo4n.. .
WESTPORT Nov. 21. ~A letter has
been received by Charles Fable, 0t
King street, from hi); nephew. 1.434309
l‘orty. who is now gn Moxiqo, binttnt;
that on the way to Galvpiston ht; 1149'
came acquinted with a, gentlemfiElwho
D oved to be I). director (It the Re.
1) biicnn Mines Comptiuy, at G ihua-
illla any... This gentleman teamed ninth
MI. Pei-1y had been in that sectloii. 6L4:
the countiy for some months previous4‘.t
to his lost; visit. and told him he could
place him with his company 1;) i1 good
p'nylng position. A few days later. (I
outing of the directots of the com-
- Itany wits lleld and the position was t
bite.) ed to MI. l’oI-Iy, and he accptod.
. and is now filling the some with credit
to the company lllld himself.
Mr Perry miles that. while he was
S. Boers, at Westport, ((14104 has been
04h business, and that they dined to
4g'9theI4I4. I I4.
Phil Warreii. who wait to Texnsc
is now attending a.
business college at El? in this
Another who is
rail-
roads.
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“The Chinese pay all the44ir debts on
automobile '
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3"»;-
Suits, ., ‘-
. Overcoats.
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- THE new Psvcltomov.
Eftort Being Made to Havo Mrs. Vance
‘ Cheney Come toINorwolk.
The enterprise of bringing Mrs.
VIIIIIIIII (lhonoy. of Now York. to Nor
wnlk to (monk upon subjects connected
With the “Now Psychology" in undoI
(IonsldI-I ntion.
Tho gonurnl (Ionrso contemplntcd At
()Allltld “The Art (It Right 'i‘hinklng.‘
301110 of the topics being "The 1’0on
of Thought in Establishing llIInlth.’
"Nun's Dual Nature-Jim (‘Ionsctous
niui Subconscious Mind.“ "l)l"Vt‘l0|l
mom of tho Will." “How to linconu
Master of Mimi and llody." "How It
Establish and Maintain the Health ()1
Children." “intuition."
”l‘ho interest in similar Inuitorn. flt'
shown by the inquiries nt tho libraries
pleased with; that’s What
we’ re able to offer in our
speCIal
tor books. is keen. This has been stir».
ride ospcolnlly by the articles donorib»
ldg In tho magazines. the lInnInIIuol
illovontont in Boston and the contro
\ors.) in the New York lmlIC‘lS and
those supporting the present (Intei
prise te4ol anxious that. Norwulk should
have at) udbbuato and Iconuorvuttyc
sAatrmont. ultra. 4\Ianc4944Cbe;on in nu
(100010401) 4000 oi" the voiy bout spunk-
I: 'I) 04;) the bubjoct to‘ be found. SlI'II
but but 4ent41ibliahbd. for ten 'v‘onrs it
libuutll’ul studios in New York and‘
bps hail 'ltnnIénne expéIlonco. She l:
well triiowu liv‘ 49mm of out; Norwulk
Wanton.
{Slip Wi'll give six lessons iI‘I Ildnys in
licorinber. it‘ enough subscriptions IIII;
((9011er before next W9dnoadny Pnr'
I ticnlnro out be lilarno‘d from tllou Pin?
not) i4‘I4‘t (no ‘(iI’I‘wu‘ik‘ Litlrat‘v. Mia); Ftii'
Ien iii the south Nor'w'nlk _l.‘lb‘r4.nry-
lllrb. W3“ A. 4Cbrtis illltl hits. 04': 4B4. Cool
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dim-cos by Edwirdr Bonn who gityp 4
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..b.1§ln‘ess. M9 dwa4I; warmly cong‘
‘(I ;t"by" all host-I ‘pr‘dslejnt updn hi 1190
it Aslght into the new theory. Al prett-
ent vot (1 Mr.” "Mlliié (in (I
lIEI:44t4.54444 'I'h be pieseanWeI-e it's.
.9101) on own; Id
le3Tibo‘1Ai94k’. until“
lib lla‘uc‘h ()IIman Bari-tit
ward" FéOEB. Georgi; 44Quincy.
Kaithbs9r, C4liedt494r .-
D. Milli d”
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first '(ln .9! the. your William“)
it llAd‘A duty. tolt
sputter wloq d‘om. ‘ "W 11 I'd ‘guth'e'r. be
in debt all in life t (in en. China-4'4
9140);“ (did its triendfi‘ cabins.
a U _ ‘
i
“Aconsiderublo floor space benides-
l4é'rl4t all 4101th
line this fall. A1 1; ;4g varlety
of models this you .,.; molly
new kmks in pocketmsand.
other little paints diffe -
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$18 to $.80
-' 4 $15 (04.028
This 'store is the home of
44Hart Schatfner 6. Mark clothes 4 I:
Telephone Call 682-2
in I
no new TEAM or FIRE Houses.
Nothing Has Apparently Been Done
In the Matter.
'l‘lIo Inattcr of purchasing u now
can) or horsos for tho Pionocr liook
Ind Ladder tire truck. of Norwalk, in
low practically at u standstill.
The injured horso4'i3 somowhnt lnI
Irovrti. and Dr. itnton stators that in n
(hort time it will probably bo nii right
to 1130 again on illl‘ truck. but thos'tc in
I barge apparently have their doubts on
this point.
When n Sonllucl roporter interview-
.Id two of tho (:onuntttco appointed ut
thII inst. council uu-Ictlng to sell the
present (cum and purchase a new out-
if:‘ they thought necessary. this morn-
ing. they both sold the matter was hold
up for n time, until IhoIrcsult of tho
horse‘s injury. 'i‘ltry (tinted. however.
:hnt ii‘ tho‘horsc shouldcotne around
Iil right. it would probably be. used
this winter. und next. spring, when
Iotncs will thing (I better price. tho)
will probably bo sold and a new and
v'ouugcr team bought. it is ulno poi:
‘Ilblo that tho prcsout than) might be
(opt f01 use on tho city‘s highways,
nstond ot‘ hiring horscn to do tlIiI.
Iv401'l(4,4
PiLES CURED IN 6 To 14 DAYS.
BAZO OlN’i‘iiilIlN'l? is guaranteed to
cure (my case or Itching Blind Blood
in; or Protrudiug Plies in 0 to It (toys
; 04t4'I1noncy lHefldetl 4500. .
\AANDERHOEF CASE NOT HEARD.
Iii) spite of assertions mndo hrl
day that the once (It the appeal taken ‘
the Vanderhpet Company .ngninst
do city to Norwalk iii regard to tho.
Alroh'nrd street building iln‘e..wus to
cent. up in the superior court. in
Bridgeport. it was simply the day on
‘which the case was returnable to the
churt n. being a short calendar day.
(did t ere was no intention or having it
I: me up. Vunderhoei' 9nd Company
calm damages II om the {not that the.
:9 foot building line was established
tor they had their building under
'obnstructlon and they were turned to
niove it back and subsequently 194m.
0
)4)
(this was set yesterday for (I hearing
0 the matter, which is awaited with
g eat interest. both by the company
and city othials and the
people (It
“(it New HttIV.
incorporation Fitdn‘y.‘ Erin's? compuny
‘ in the treat.
4 them
- Huntington,
I ll it llnnnn. )‘i’unhington;G
.IIIeI‘II in cannot or' I“ A.‘
3.,
‘un’n
ill Hill till till
V‘ Brother ol the Candidate lor President
Chipped to $100,000
NEW YORK Nov 23 "When the to
port oi Gout g1. ll Sheldon. trensuror
of the Republican National Commit-
tee. was tiled with the state auditm (it I
(Albany, it was found that the Re-
publican cnmpnign which (elected Wm.
ll. 'l‘IIt't was conducted with a 4i"I;nd of
about $1. 700. 000, to which Citation ’4l it
brother of the candidate, was no
iIIIuIient contributor. ’l‘liiu post-eluc-
tion 1'4.(I4p4(1_rt will show that the (Inn)-
mitteo‘ collected about $500 000, mined
it showed that Charlen-
l’ 'i‘ nit buoked his bonito)" (1 campaign
A with 5110.000 which if added to what
he in supposed to have spent in pro-
(Auction work. will bring his (‘OlltlilllII
tion to his brother 8 succons up to
neatly $200. 000.
it. shows 12 330 conttibutors, many oi“
ovcrlni; a number of lesser con
tribnt ons. The total amount contrib-
ulod wnu $1,055,518.27.
The nnmcs of indivldnnl contribu-
tors urn given without specifying ad-
(boss or lo :11in this being the meth-
4 (Id of Chiming them when received.
.4 but witnesses have been inserted as
for (Is ntnllnbio. Amour.I the largo)
amounts Were the following:
$110,000—«C4 P. Taft. Cinnlnnati.
$24. iii-«Union l‘Icng‘ne. New Yotk.
:4:2..500-- 'nlon inaguo. Philadelphia.
25.‘000—— uIz Andrei-non, Boston; G.
A. (inrrotson. trcunurmor
Is. M0000~Andrnw Carnegie. Now
Yot’tI city; J. 11. Morgan New York
city.
$15,00tlmAloxanIler Smith CochInn.
New York; Win. Nelson Cr.omw(Ill
New York; .i. N. ltuglcy, chairman.
Michigan
$10 000—»M C. D. Borden, New York:
Wiliteinw Reid. Now York: Frank A
Mooney. New York. Jacob H. Scblt’f.
New Yor:k lI‘ch P Smith Michigan;
Edith Agnes Cmbin. Wushingion; W
J. Bchun tIeIquIIIII'. Washington.
$9.000~~S SVuil and unsuclhtcb. Wash
tngton; ii. N. Coo, chairman
$7.500»Mark '1‘. Cox. New York.
$7, 000—41. C. Ketons. St. Louis.
to 000 ~\\ In Bill bnnr Paterson
$5 (lilo—«l. C. Schmidtupp. ‘Clncln
nnti; Simon Guggenheim, Denver;
lx’ountzo ilIotbers. New York; Wm. i‘
Clyde. Now York; .1. M W Seliguu‘u.
()2 C0,. Now Yolk A. D Jnlllnid & (‘00
Now York; No‘rmnn B. Ream New
York; Robert Bacon. Now oYrk'; A. M
New York; George
Hinder. Now York; Jumcu‘ Slicyvr
New York; l). 0. Mills. New York' .0
F. Baker. New York; E. C. Conve 'e.
N. Y.; C. Sidney Shephard. Buffalo;
.Pincbot
Washington; '1‘. ll. Stravlin. Minncnp
(Ills: A.ilnscl1.81 Louis: P‘Irtllnand
Sulzbcrgcn Kansas City: F. H Smith
chairman: W.'S. Dirkoy, .I, Brontloy.
Willlnm iii. Ridgviy. fortnorly comp
tIIotchr‘ or the currency. contributed
51.300 and H. ll. Cochrnno, H.700
Heading the list of H.000 contributors
to President, ltoonevolt. Charles F.
Brook r. or Annunla. also gave $1.000. I ‘
Asi e from the big contributions oi
Charles 1’. Tall. and the $25, 000 sub-
scribers the lit-It in made up mostly
of small sums. 'l‘wclvo thousand. threw
hundred and thirty persons contribut-
(Id to the fund. about 6.000 of these be-
ing from the west.
The fund was 1also notublo for the
fact that many Incn formerly align»
(Id with the Knox party contributed.
Democrats Spent “19.11006.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Nov. 23.—-—-Attornoy
Samuel Boll Thomas. of New York.
Iopresonttng Treasuler Herman Rid
der of tho Democratic National Com-
InittotI tiled with tho accretnrv oi
xtuto today. Mr. thdcr‘s report of the
contributions to tho. Dcmocrntlo N11-
lionalctItIIpnigII.Wl1iIIh totnls 3020‘
(till 57 The disbursements were $619.
110. 00. touring )1 balance in the trean
urer's hands of 81.234.71.’
CLE N NC} A FURNACE
Is in most cases no ea‘sy task
But III the "FAMFQRD FL' R-
NAL 1. the out). pa4rt that reunites.
cleaning is the cast—iron Smoke pipe
I~tlie uppermost piece (if the {lira
pace, as you see in the picturm '
When the. sheet Iron smoke-pint; I I
is lakm oil it is‘ver‘y' casv to reach
Into this castvirou sniOke4-pip4e with
a brush, and either (how the (loft A”
out. or push it back I.III(l let it {all I?
down through titei next- section «int4o‘
I the fire-pot.
The other sections are so shaped
that there is ‘no place for dirt to
Eongentt must fall down into the
I re
'1» FOR SALE BY
.44 I
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co.
Bridgeport 54d)!“ isem ts.
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New Things of Intcredt
That Dining Room Setting in the Mani St.cor'uc1 win-
dow causes InnciI comment. The Suite is of fine Colonial
Mahogany (Ind (onsists of the Oval Extension table, 13 nfi’ct,
China Cabinet, Serving table and six Chairs
The China 15 English Silicon, a superb quality, clear
white and translucent, with a narrow border of dark bloc and
much gold.
A The Glasses are of fine etched cry stal.
\
A tall and rather narrow Mahogany Dresser is. (non:
' like a clicst of drawers than the ordinary dresser. It lIasIa
fine triplicate mirror. The ccntcr glass is of good and prac-
tical size, and the wings. on either side 4I1rc somewhat nar~
rower than the center. A triplicate mirror is an important
aid to the man or woman who dresses carefully.
.
The Calendars'are out. and of course at first sight one
will want them all. Now is the time. to select, too. There is
tlIc"‘LiII(:olIn," with the portrait of the great than on the out-
or leaf. and inside are the log cabin birthplace, the school-
house. the home in lllinois,’an(l other scenes in his interest-
"Thc Gibson" has new pictures and is always a
a favorite. “The. Life Calendar" contains many of the pic~
turcs which \chiIavc laughed over during the vcar. 'l‘licrc
arc watm colors, etchings, and sepia sketches that are fascin-
utingt 4 4,;
ing,r liic.
The Salome Ring is the rage ill‘ prcscnt. .I\ long.r illitl
slender piece of coral, jade. or turquoise. worn upon the lit-
tle linger. 50c, imitation stones. of course.
'l‘ltt't'c are certain long pins of colored cuutncl which are
used for veils. or sashes. or at the throat. 'l‘ltc worktnanship
is (quuisitc. One is a gray and white sca gull with outsprcagi‘
wings, one is a brilliant dragon—fly, and one is a little green
They are atnthc jewelry section.
alligator.
The Thanksgiving season is an opportune time to replen-
ish the home supply of TABLE LINENS
A new Table Cloth or Napkins, a dainty Tray Cloth or
Doily. adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving Toast.“
We' Invite your attention to our stock of Table Dainasks,
ranging in priCe from 25c to $1. 50 per yard ‘ ’ ' ‘
Napkins frbm $1.66 to $4. ()0 poi-j dozieh.
Hcmstitch'ed Table Covers, Dollies, Tray Clotht.
We also Invite your attention to our 121ch stochof Towels.
etc.
YAED TEL. 40-2.
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Lgncom 3001(1qu a super- mounts"
qbricI roofing warranted ”I .
that? CAI) I .
lNorwulk reports I) little but?) afiil- twill deal p; automobiles (l, I4 .I ' "tr-I inn A43? .54 4I‘IIII
II t444w it re ultedjl thi_4 tworpe I )4" tit: as neg 1k 7 A
1 AAA talTllfidlt‘Allel‘ 0'3“: thin)“‘3 $350: “A 6 p. it] VAT .19 c " 3,? HORAGE R N u" . R &
ImAt4oI44I4he (Incl ut4t4deth94 pm i 414m) QA iii” mild? $9444“ dang" 444A 4f2'uIIII'I4n-4uonn Mun.“ no Wip4o‘t Sitteétu. ’ . ' A‘ "3"! 3k ' ‘ IA").
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