‘4' and sti‘ong‘. in» I ._.—...... [KEYED Dec l.-'l‘hc boom in - the manufacturing plants here during 1, theillllll: few weeks has so far advunc '60 that? With one exception the to only _. in; the, town am working either full or _ , , The one exception the 4 ,Winstod Hosiery Co. posted notices ill its factory yesterday that tho plant Would begin running on full time Mon day.:- The Winsted Yarn Co. which '4' haslheen closed nine months, rcsumcd ' operations ycsts1'.(iay meat ever devlsad A household reun- 4 d4‘y in America an 25 years. Geraldine—I hear you made a bot 444would accept you .1 specific for pali1~Dr.,'l‘homas‘ ectrio Oil. strongest, cheapest Iini~ Soliitfhlng 3 Wrong Inside lhdl‘fi‘éfiidtllsdthili‘héu,ConstiMod The it blues " come more ditch from“ the stomach than from the mind. 7 We feel “ blue,” “ dovm in the mouth.” and discouraged vvhen the stomach 141i upset, because the stomach nerves affect the head, and it is hard to he élieerttil when the stomach is sick. , Wilén yon have the “ blues ” take and la a short time they will rnake a world of difference in your spirits. yourieelmgs and your digestion. The 358d enacts of Iieeoham s Fills are first felt in the stomach, then they act on the bowels, carry on" the hilt; and spun yoii are feeling fit, well Beecha'm’ 13 Pills as world famous. and the best thing to take to be rid of the “ hides,” and to lie 1n Good Order audio 301404 with tall directions, 4I4440c. and 251:4. __ .....— NEW HAVEN VESSEL MISSING. NEW HAVEN. Dec. i.-'i‘he Lyman M. Law. one of the1 Imgcst of the four- nmstad schoon‘ers hailing from this port. was yesteidny rep orlcd missing and although her owners have not giv- cn,up all hope for the safety of the vcs sci much anxiety is felt. The Law sailed from Portland. Me. Nov. 7.‘for Baltlm(u(1,loa(lcd with copper ore. She lssnow more than 1110 works ovcrd1ic4, ’l‘hc schoouei ls (olmndiidctl by Clip lain Chaincld of .icwclt City. and car- ried a crew of about ten men. Her principal owner is the Bcncdict-Man- son Marine Company. The Ila“, Isa vessel of about 1,300 tons. and was built I11 Wcsl Ifuvcn in 1890, CAS Bum u... , in find in lint Always w i of ‘ _ ‘ Elllllllllllllillli "12's or 1 Hi I11 :1' TIL 12.,. ‘4 acid 10 o'cLocw that can be necnrcd “ i . sic; MUSICAL concur .. FIFTH ANNUAL ....... experl a" Bra 1 tab 11 hikes all , P11142281. ‘ (“99‘ t, “011112“.11 (.(lriw. 1 (JOHN AND Elohiixi sb—TEOPLE—Sii « “1,11 HOYT’ S THEATRE. THURSDAY FRIDAY AND ‘SAT‘UR- DAY. DEC. 3. 4. 5. i MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. Faudeville and Pictures Special Features AUSTIN WALSH. "The Tall Tickle 111111182." In Up to date No sense. ALL MAR‘i‘, N. ,“The Aristocrat. THE GOMEI‘JY QKIT, Hog an H led l‘ 'i'ne: calciNAé. NClVEL‘TY aus- , , SiQUE Seating No i‘wk on the Rubber Neck fihfiflurnil are then S '11 few exceptions played till 11 iiiluiil ‘ 30011 as The Norwalks have, ever wli - mom in iapid succession and when hi "11111411 3.11‘ltzgcrald l lid)! endli'etlieghow: (Continued from First Page.) in the. first part of the game, the scone waa tied at 11111631 every point , but In the latte part of the first. half and in the l'ast tilt the visitors seem- » i '0 falls their 51.011112 ’Thsy warp ‘ all. clolin losers, howeveT, (ad with pretty game. Their team work was as, ncsssd, and they could get the ball around the floor in the flash of an eye. Can of the visitors. Fitzgerald won the good favor of everyone in this, hall. and to see him get around the floor was a revelation. and he soon ,won the name of “Lightning." lie did not Weigh more than 90‘ or 100 pounds. and to‘ see him tackle ‘i‘l'ilg ’l‘om” Dor- noy.‘ Smith, 01' any one else who got hold of the all, was laughable. Sev- eral times he Norwalk players, in lugging for tht1 ball, lifted hlm clear of the floorn, much to the amusement of the crowd. but he hung to the sphere with marvelous grit. . blvcr y man played a good fast game. and all the N01 walk players did them-1 selves credit Godfrey a team work be ing excellent. The New Yorkers missed their reg- n‘lhr train out flom‘ the city. and as a consequence did not arrive in Sontl NorWalk until the 9:16 train. and at for the preliminary contest was over dancing was onloyod until they 11111111 their appearance. nearly 10 o'clock.4 They had red Jerseys on, and it was almost. impossible to distinguish th( opposing players. In the last hdll 1hr Team 11‘ boys appeared clad in the blu( jerseys of the Mantauks visiting players. who went- under tip name of Brown, made souls good plays His name was Spain. fictii Brown am Cullen played here November 14, will the All Collegiate five. 'I‘. J D01 ao1 made the first goal am this trick was duplicated after 110ml hard playing; by Norman of the ch York isa1n.’I‘h1‘1 latter then throw, 1 foul line gunkoud 'l‘. ‘11}. Doruoy dlt lik4owisc for 1h(-.Norwalks.and fol lowed that up with a pretty basket When the score was Ill to 7 in favo (if ’l‘cam l1‘. Norman started in to claw house and he knocked down ibror buckicd into the next one. he lander up into the. crowds He was cranium1 by Official Ranch that tho nmt lint be started that kind of a game. l1 would bo.rnlcd off inc floor. Just before the stroke. of the I193 [01' tho (1nd of the first half. out1 c the Notwalk players gave Lightning Fitzgerald a push as ho was aboli‘t t. spool for u bask-1i and the New York were allowed 114 point with a try fror th foul llnc making the score at lb (211% of the half 18 10 s in Norauik favor. In the last half the visitors put 11 a 4har'd gumo and scored 14 point making their total 22 points while. 1b I1‘ playcrs made just lit points agail making llmlr mini 36 points ’i‘hc game was over about ll delta: 4 and dancing was then enjoyed 11111:: midnight. The linoup and summary of in game; ‘ Team P. All New Yorks. '.l‘ E. D01 not ................ llrown lilah‘t forward ..I liorucy ................ Norman Loft fo1 111ml Smith ....................... (‘allen Collier. lingo“ ...................... Scedorf flight guard iodi‘rcy ................ Fitzgci'ald Loft guard lial1cs~Twcnty mlnulcs Field goals—JP. l1) Dor11cvfi.’l‘..l "'Doinav 2. Smith 7 lingo" 1 (lndfro1 2, llrown 3. Norman 1, Sccdorf 2. Fitz gel-aid ll. _ Foul line goals—JP. Ii. Dorucy" .. Nor score first half—Team F. 13; All New Yorks, 8. . Final scorefi'fjeam l. as; All New Yorke. 22 Official—Ranch. ‘ Pastimes, 2i: Nutmegs. 18. For the first tlmt1 this season the Nutmcgs and the Pastimes stacked up against each, other last evening. in the best preliminary game that has been played here in sortie time. The Nutmcgs weré dcfc‘aléd after a hard. clean battle with the. close score of ii, to 18. of contrast than was this one. and 1 there wits 1111.111 111qu 11141211121: shown as ‘ there Was in e blig.’ gamc. Many times the spectators (warms unable to only one thing marred the gains. and that was the. unspoltsman like manner in which the Nutmeg players iiié good gains they put up. The game was fast and exciting all through. and it w coilei' llg,‘ his b‘iip’o'ne‘nt as though his “th assessed on It. limbo beginning of the lgame (3211 1111111111. clothe Nutmsgs made, apnlce basksbpad. duplicated the trick nick 6244 by Easier ‘d Then! “4 is K 14'4l4i maepne ()1- e ill? e9. ttlfgc old of‘ the and hill thatS scope. 91on i2 to 10 hi4 fever of 1.11 Nil hilt ‘At‘ the beginning of tile as oudh if? an at 1‘51“ 01111114111111 at the ‘ciid only three points sepin' an 1114's iedins. 1184 1411418111: and ‘Is mitiiiry: N image; Ca‘vana‘gh 121i. 1: -‘ .1. ..l 7 Right f01wa1d. ‘Vetrlin ...... Kearn‘ . Left forward. Meeker .Guarnleri .Va‘lentl‘neao ‘Cen‘ter. Keefer........:.... .- Right guard. K Eh ' . Le‘ft gaan‘l... . elves-:r-Tweiityv minutes. ,.. n told :g‘oal‘ssroavanagh 2,1Vsrlla-kii. fill-(shot, 1. Keefer 1.1241111111111111 1, Kearn 11.111219 tine .1, Blydanhm'ga 2701a; ind1;\goals~—~Cav1i4hagh 2, 44 941": ..‘ii‘lydenbur9. i. 411;. ... .. ed tirelflrst half—~Nntmogs. 412: P1111 One of th(‘ . No one could ask for a bet» keep their seats from their excitement ‘ we‘re hissed by the crowd. in spite of" a pitched hpttls. every, man' also ' the score Was tied at it! Pastimes. ililydcnhurg’ ....... 1. . . . Wright 3-1.1 W. Eczema ends in Troubles Overnight. New lilies Broiled“: .. A few maximum use the dispensers or poslam, the new discover for the care at session. decided to 21 01v 1 8 drug- mm of the colmtry’to handle 1. Prev ions to that time it oculdmnly be ob- tained direct f1 cm 111 lalhsoratorlcs. Since this all life toga i ll alumna of distribution. phs am harms ill mt the was honomcmll sllccess of any hing intr direct to th 1.131121181111119 last 30 1211112.. All a an: arrest 212. in- cluding 'l‘he Clifford Pharmacy. Edw. W. Kelley. Jr/s In South Norwalk, are now carrying the special 350.com also recently adopted also the, $2 1411a. This aren‘t success is not surprising when it 14s remembered that, in eczema cases, poslam stops the itching with first application proceeds to heal im- mediately and cure chronic cases in a few weeks. in minor skin troubles such as pimples, blackheads, acne herpes, blotchcs, rash etc. results show after an overnight. application Experimental samples of poslam are sent to anyone by mail free of charge. by the Emergency Laboratories, 32 iil’fst Twenty-fifth Street, New York ‘ Y illlll II If III ~ Hill Ill illlil Novéi Maillot ol a Hat Maklr I6} is lntrr‘ased Du4iy on Men S Halli WASHINGTON, - Doc. 1.4—4. socrct Whith Was imparted to tie Ways and Means Committee answers in part at cat the ancient con11n¥nn1who nukes the atyles!’ A mal 11 or men s 111111 aftorr glvin‘g reasons or ycvldin’g be present tariff. declared that the \merlcaa market was threatened with illood of hats manufactured by the 'hcapcr labor of England. “In addi- ion to the, 1arlif.11’c were iotecicd 1y the styles. but 11's arc loging that 1dvauinge " he said “That sounds odd, Tell “‘9 pairs 1110111. it,‘ suggested Champ; Clark. ‘Amcricau styles in 111cn's lists have men dictated by two New Y01k manu- aclurcrs" explained the hat maker. "We received f 111 dealers large 01- isrs cvcrya acar‘iii f01 headgear to bog oplcd by the new models put out by hose two manufacturers. it would be. mposslblc to sand the models 10 hug- and and get back a supply of copies a time for the market in any season. We have [mined out (,1 modulo in 11011 order, and "business has been in mr hands. "Now a class of dealers“ known as 1st specialists have gotten together :ltb English speculators They do not of 11 pace. but plan slyl'cs of their own .1141 In advance of rack 1111112011. and Nude the. market The cost of mak- lg thesc hats In England is about one. bird the cost. In this c011ntry.’l‘hci1 ystcin of styles is comparatively new. all the English pro‘dld’b‘ will dcmor .lliac, our business unless we arc gi1cn tariff protection." COTTON AND SILK ourlas. Two important Schedules Taken up by ,Ways and Me a Committee. WASHINGTON. cc. l.—-,'I‘oday's bearing 011 the proposed tariff revision formed one of (the most Important of the entire series held by the House ways and means committee, Cotton manufactures and silks and silk goods were the, two important schedules tail on up. In past tariff hearings these subjects 1'11 bccn of great interest and large delegations of manufactnr~ etc from the V‘illltllls cotton manufac turing cents-1s presented their views to lhhe committee. Cotton cloth, hos lery and silk manufactures werc among the articles which attracted cs pccial attention. An important gathering of manufac turcrs was held in Washington last night. It is estimated that So per cent of the. soap manufacturers in the Uni led States. representing over $75. 000- 000 of capital invested in the manu factors and sale of laundry ..and .toilet soaps and washing powders were rep resented. Many arguments were advanced and committees were, appointed to propose briefs to be filed with the ways and means committee stating that the tar lff on tallow, cocoanut oil and other altlcles ls unjust ELECTlONS‘ lN MASSACHUSETTS. haven Cities Voting for; Mayors and 1 - .sOther Municipal Officers. BOSTON, Dec. 1.1—Manlclpnl melon tions were held In ’se1'en.4,,Massaci1u sstts cities today in nearly .evcri' base the majority contest was spirited and in 1r of the seven cities the - question of license was the campaign lss‘ue- The cities holding elections to- do. were Fitchbnrg. Marlboro. New Be ford Northampton. Pltisficld. Wal- ‘ them and Quincy 1 .Tlic mayors in six of the cities were, s‘eékin‘g reelectidn. In only one city, Northampton were the voters called upon mohahot on a special pmnoaltlcu. This was the questi‘on1 regarding the or effort of a new my all. be general feature of the elections ~, was the- concerted campaigns which prohibition workers had conducted in the cities of New Bsdtord. Northamp- ton. Fltc’hhurg and Mitrlliot‘o.‘ each of . which is at present under a license re—4 El En . 5 58111611211 showers were predicted In 8 cities (hiring the say, the early ho rs of voting were generally free from adverse conditions. 1 ci-llllflOl-lEs OF CHRIST GODNCIL.‘ r :;.I"HILAD 1.1111124. D‘éc. i-n—The pro . limlmiry to 1111. (nipping sessions of the Chi ist in‘ Whicrica, which will dome-he‘l- at his academy of Maria here: lemma. as an today» with 111‘s .oi‘liclal nation: (and. vsodhtidn Wilden“! (a the iisaamiartsrsdh the” tihersho‘dii'. biliki- "thy-W H. Roberta“: president “of the council; and i'orriibrly moderatoa (if. 4 1 a «.11 1'1. last sprig’l macaw Ti‘iE LATE$TW~19E ’99 ll-l-US 212714114111 scoro—-N11t1negs. 414.8; Pastiniss. " 11‘ l" ‘ I1 1 ‘ " ' ‘ io’ fi‘lt‘lvo 2‘6 ceil'ris lithclal—dfanch. 1 41. the Presbyterian Gensral assistants-1.1 . pointed chlci of police in Sc‘plemhci federal. council. of this Churchest‘ or (M119: Q-‘l-H ill llll llllllllillll lli‘d Miltih Trou‘hl‘e in Deliinllinp llinisell lion] Charges Made by Grail lllvesIIpaiing Committee SAN FRANCISCO.: Dec. l7.~—Wll llhm J. Biggy, chief of police. of this city, was drowncd late last night while returning across the bay in the police patrol lanm I1 Chief Biggy had been at Bclv‘idcrc. a suburb to call (111.30 lice Commissioner. Kell, who resides thcie. Ho boarded the launch m 2.1- tdrn to the city about if) o'clotlt and when the boat was out on the hay rota- plained of fctling cold to Englaccr. M111p'l1y.tho only othcl occupant of the launch. Murphy advised Blggy to go to the cabin at the stern of tho bout. . Murphy then went folward to atlcnn to his engine and (lid not see the (hit-f again. Ho came on thedeck ,as the. boat neared the city and lioticcdtilui. the chief had disappeared. He sc‘arch- sd4tbe hour. but failed to locate him. Murphy made all speed to the dock. where in:- reported the acoldont, aml wcni out into the buy again to search for the misslng officer. Numerous boats were hurried to the scene and a careful search of the boy was hogan Ever since the suicide of Morris Haas, the man who attempted to kill Assistant District Attorney Honey and. later, took his. own life at .th(1 county jail. the relations between Chief Blggy and the graft prosecution have been strainedto the breaking point. Counter charges have been filed by the parties ‘10 the controversy in the attempt to fix the blame for Haas se- (suing a pistol while in jail Chargcs of incompetence and (lcrciictlou of duty have been filed against tin1 chief. and in return he filed similar charges 11451 that Captain of Police Duke, who searched Haas la the court room. and against Detective Sergeant Thomas F. Burke, who was in charge of Hans at the Jail. William .I. lilggy was appointed chief of policr1 by Mayor Taylor after the latter had been placed in oilico fol- lowing the removal of Mayol Schlulta. Bigay succeeded Jcrmnlall Din-an. formerly a detective sergeant. When Abraham Rout was arrcstcd the prosecution asked that Biggl' be ap- [minted custodian of thc prisoner. For chIIt months he held this position and al the capitation of that limo was ap- I907 T0 CURE AOOLD iN ONE DAY, Take LAXATIYIG BRDMO Quinlnl Tablets. Druggists refund money lt,l fails to cure. 1E.":W. GROVES signs turc Is on each box. 26c. __......_..... KILLED DAUGHTER AND HE‘REELF "._.. Carbolic Acid the min. 81 beam (1 Memphis Hotel. MEMPHIS. Tana. Dec. l.—-0nc o the occupants. a woman. dead. and hcl sc1'cn~y(.1ar-olli daughter (lying, tin; distorted .fcatuics and blackened mouths of both win-re polsl'm tau touched bearing male 01 idcnce of tin means, was the sight which green-.1 clutches. \‘vho. attracted by the crle: of 11 local hotel early today, , The woman was lying on the floor ‘disrobc‘d. Tho-1chlld was on a bed which the mother had e1'ideutly,af1c1 administe‘riugdhe drug—catholic acid -_—to the child. swallowed the remain (let. The girl was removed in a has pup]. whom she died some hours lnlci The woumn registered last night a. ‘Mrs Schmlti. lint Springs. Ark; for depositing lcw‘els valued at $5110 with the cl er Among the effects of the 11041111111 wa found an insurance policy made on In the name of Theresa Errington am payable to Nicholas Errlngion, 'I‘orou to. Canada. a piece of paper. with tin name N P. Erilngton and the address 212 Schiller street Chicago. and $621 in money. , Nothing was found which would in dicate the motive which prompted tlu woman s not. CHICAGO. Dec. l.—-Nlcholas P. Er rington. 242 Schiller street. when in formed of the Memphis occurrence his wife. Theresa I. Erring‘ton. and In Ila, said that she had no possiblo. mo live that he had known of for commit in poor health for some time. He said licallh . HOTEL ARRIVALS. . W.ttliffocei—JI‘ J Dover R, M. Mount. howne W B. Price, Mrs. Potters. New: York. S 'l‘. Chernltzky. Joseph Klska. South Norivalk. N. Boneo. E. M. Collin, A._. J.‘ 'Clinlilnlgham, Boston; F. Chopin, Chicago; A. 'I‘ ,McManus. Jr. 1111-2111011. N J.: W '1‘. Lane Marietta. Ohio: Joseph Wright. Brooklyn. 001111.: E. A. Darlid‘g,Hopcdale. Mass: 5 Writ-ran. Sprlngflclm- Mans; R. J. 'l‘blomps‘on. Ro‘ckliind. No.1 Mahackemo-H N Halo 0. G. Tay- ion. New Haven: M H. liubv. Merl den; Chas. E. Conner. ‘New Haven; Mr and Mrs. H. L. Gayi Brooklyn. :0. G. Henry and wife. Amherst; Madame (Laisns. South Norwalk; '7' G Tbbott. Jr.. Moatclair, N J.: S‘. Greensteln, Bridgeport, Louis Mints, Newark; G. 8. North. south Norwalk; H. H. Edger- ton. Jos J Green. Dsnhurycho. L. Richmond, Va.; C. 11‘. Miller. Jr..‘ West. chests/i1. Md.; i.aud Md: J D‘unkls. Cornwall. N. X. Louis C Brown. New Canada; Rd (1. S‘tnytho,8tmriftird‘:1.l.H.Brink, ER Henry-10901198 Price.- Theodore l“ H Mallovem. 22'.» Williams. New York. harms. Doc. 11—21113 111118112341. will preside at t4'4hs opening session. ' 4-4‘A of the chlld.‘ burst into an apartment 4 and near bv was the empty viul from ‘ said that the woman must have been 1 prepared to go at, once to Memphis. . ting suicide, although she had beer , ‘ she was going to Hot Springs for he: » '11 Coghlan. Robert Whitley, A. r. 1'" E.‘ Rockwell. Ridgefleld; L. M. Courtney. J. A. sawys‘r. Gumbsr- ' W111. H. Kincade. Gloucester. M23311: 4 1 mhsysr. 3021041111 0.10. Phillips. mound ‘ mill.sch1varia..i?hllfpn 4, 4 .Wllson, W. I). ‘7 aduaoxr can cousTAN'ru‘ioan. “ cousin‘s, use. 1'. 1903. , , g ‘12.... Br - :14ep i: All. Bridgeport Advertisements. The 7D“ Read CO. ,muma 1857i. ,' “meats. a. " The interest at Customers .At present is largcly centered in thcsc interesting sales. ‘. The Special Offering 1n Engraved Stationery and Visit- ' ing Cards. The new Art Calendars. The Sale of Solid Gold Jewelry, , the newly opened Exhibit of Bohén‘lian Glass. The new Silverware, which contains n‘iany novel pati icrns in high I' '(11'1i Dishes tf‘olnpotes and I-‘iér‘ccd Silver :11 lit lt‘S. 4 4 4 44 The Small Fiitni'til‘rc for "Children , A very interesting windmv has been arranged which will icmpt all the little ones lhc best fcal'urc about it is that all 11111 piccsc ai'c scusiblc and pr“.a(ti(al_4b11ili for good ' hard use 'Ihe Mission slylc appcars in Morris Ulnirs. and (leaks. _ Arm Chairs of (irccn \\"illow arc cmnloriablc and scr- viccalilc. All the Dollics‘ Furniture is of dainty while with now and then \‘(illlt‘ floral decorations. I oulth iloo1'1akcLLarpct Store elevator. \rlillcs can in 5111111111 and hcld for (hrisimas. The Sale of. Solid Gold Jewelry A chance is licrc for the solcciitnl of a rclii'icd‘gift (if the best quality. Sonic oi the articles. notably the Brooches and Watch Foils. arc of original and uniquc design. Solid Gold Séaripins at 50c. .- Gold Cuff Plus, see. The Cotton Flannel Family The Outings stripes sand checks. for underwear and slccping ga11nc11ts,a good reliable qualit1 at 8ca yard Tables enamel Plain White Flanncis, four grades. 9. 10 12 /. and 151'. A Special in white, 361'. inches wide 111 (else, 4 Unbleached Flannel, 8. 9, 10 and 12 A 1 Plain colors. pink sky bl11c.crcam and scarlet.12}/ Eden Cloth. a superior quality for pajamas 15c. ‘ \\ ash Goods Section low or iiool. 41.1.4444. — a'r-wwofimcu» my.» me” 8 8 Now is an oppottiilie tlhic to replenish the home supply '4 of TABLE LINENS. A new Table Cloth or 11.11.2112,: dainty Tray Cloth o": Doily, adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving i‘c‘a§t. . 4 We invite your attention to our stock of Table Da:t1a§i‘ts,‘ ranging in price item use to $1 '50 per yard. ' ‘ Napkins from $1. 00 to $4.011 per dozen. Hcmstitched Table Covers, 4Doilies, Tray Cloths, 'ctc. we also invite your attention to our large stock of Tunisia. ”verman 81 Son, 84 was... 81.“, south Norwalk Telephone 446. from a’ P” ' to a Palate"E YA‘R‘D TEL. ‘4’46-2‘. , -, ... g Milli. 'i'fi‘L‘. ill-11‘. s canvass ' LINCOEN EOOFING. clich- ‘L‘ADDERS ordain; (if clien- slon. , , 1 22822, '5 .. or 4¢i4abric roofing, warranted r 'runboat $4c‘or loll lcf4i‘ are tii‘dayf 00 annual l4 whet-‘84 s a will lie dlar‘ 4‘ 111.111 kph (:21 li‘a‘i 14461,; 114181 4sri‘c‘a'i41‘s‘ihh‘4 as. .4 4.
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