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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 9, 1909 · page 2

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.VOLTAX the wonderful paint made in BRIDGEPORT
y the Electric .thle Co" is FIREPROOF, ‘Weterproof,
IUST‘ PROQF, and cannot be removed save by wear.“ It
. linprotect metal roofs from corrosion and if. corrosion has
. net in, will remedy the defect and preservemthe roof.
‘ VOLTAX will stick to galvanized iron, brass, copper. etc. It
{nay be applied to smoke stacks, boiler fronts. steam pipes, etc.
It will withstand .acids. hot water and fumes, and is the only
nine for plating and scaling tanks. It will waterproof con~
,crete. It is the best paint for vessels’ bottoms. under boilers.
._ 9. Our INSULATING VARNISH is one of the wonders'of
xthe age.

 

a.‘.l ll.

FOR SALE BY

CHARLES E. DOW.

{Luz wasnmo'ron STREET SOUTH noRWALK

‘ Riven AND HARBOR BILL. ' A sromi'oa iw‘a. '

Ne Definite lzonclusIOn Yet Reached
‘ ' ‘ by Committee.

WASHlNG'l‘ON. .lun. ii.~—'l‘ln~ house
committee on rivers and harbors held
n.protracted meeting Wednesday after-
noon to decide whether to report it
general riller and harbor bill this see-
sion‘ of congress or not. Most. of the.
. members;\0utsidc of the.leudore and

the members of the committee, are
pushing all they know how for a bill.
butlhc cry of economy is strong in
congress. and the state of the. flaunt-en
in .nnch that. the leaders do not, want

tcrrogntive front was in one of

bothering blot with an
“i say, pa, what. ~~~~~ ’
“Ask your mother!"
"lloncsl,
this little.“ .
“All right. this once. What In it?"

t'l‘

 

 
 

while a man was up in an

down?"--Evt‘»rybody's Magazine.

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llljy. 'l‘hc conuuittce
_ , ‘ eilnito concluaimt; but.
will: hoid‘anolher meeting next. Friday
when the matter will be settled.
’All the Conectincul mcnmers are
greatly Interested as they have new
.I‘ et‘al.:pl'ojects they want to not, through
" at this session. or course no project
“coughs." taken up ill congress separate

place. When his party was

 

 

It Was rillnlhg (illlhidtl. and little in-
her
world, ‘or at. least most trying, moodu.
Father. busily writing at his desk. had
already roproved her several Hilton for
close (mentions.

pa. this isn‘t a silly one

“Well. if the end of the world wan
to come, and the earth was" destroyed
airship.
where would lit! land when in,- cattle

“i remember one man from my home
intro." u Wentern Senator nnid t-ocent.
l_v.-“io tho good old days before civil
service examinations. wlloao dream of
earthly attainment was a government
liiliili}
nuccensful he immediately set out for
\‘l'ashlngton and wan ‘ou lilo job‘ loin:
before tho fourth of March. but tltt‘l‘t"

 

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EHUlllill ill liiS.
MaTH‘ODIBT.

It‘il‘lll Methodilll lil’llil‘jlllal l‘lotrcll.
Soul I). l'lll'lll'l‘v I'll-7“”“I.l “W Inl‘ollug,
9:120 u. m.: \“”"-"]“l“ “m' l‘l‘l‘llllnl in'
u”. pnntor. I” 5” i" in" lllhl.- school.
3 “1.; Illpwot‘lh it'VWll‘ lll'tll'er net'-
\'ico. it p. In : lulllllI “like. with ad
* t by on Itv'l Ill- llllwluml. 7 p.

A J.“ ‘l‘npmlpv, t‘ltlm‘" l’|"ilil“l’~ 7? ll) l'- m.

’ihurndal‘. tll'alttr llll‘l‘lilllL 7,-1‘5 p. to.
trawl". 1'. ti.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it‘rida)‘, .lllllltlI“ .. II. "L;
eholr roboaraal. . -l"ll. In
East. Al'l‘llll" ”"Hml‘h‘ hphlcopal

l‘liltrcll. l'ilili'l'“ ll?" w“‘"ln'ull. pastor
—~l’reachilm :Il 5" i" ”- “Iv ”ml 7 p. In.
by on» tumor a“ ‘t‘""‘“‘ "“"ll‘l'ln i‘ol
lowing.r the “tilt Ill lll'tlll'l'. Sunday
school at noon t.)lpll"'ll't| lo Superla-
li'llllt‘lll ('ilt’tlll‘ tlllt‘jml'lllt .Innior
Leanne, 11:30 It In ‘ll‘llw l‘IInlnn I'arl
none, .‘illllt'l‘illil‘illl I" l‘Iif‘llll‘lh Lennon.
Ii p. m, Pawn ‘~ l»1"‘l“ll-‘. 'I‘lttn'ntinl'.
7:45 p. lo. ‘ ”Hallie, Friday.
7:47: p. m. ..n "if“ I'lltlt‘ntt-d to
ho present. I ill“ lo! Sunday'n

 

a‘l

l'l.»
acrlicen will In too: I the ‘lll‘t‘t'tion of
N. Smith lt'tltultwltt tlloir nlaL‘Iot;

Ntll‘M‘illil \lwltmlt‘ l‘ll‘n‘t-lt. Il‘rnnlt
l). 'l‘orl'ct. tin ‘i'lllllllu norahip.
lllziill; nllhtw" til 'l-“ll'll- l‘ln- .Im 01'
the t‘hristiao 9‘“ Intlllt‘tng clans
lulu-tine at {I " 1‘ ll. Ilodloutp
Sunday school lu‘llllollh Lnaaln-i
devotional "'3“ p lil.’ Ihel
liltit‘illll; will In

lint l' .\l. llall-l
'ieln, and the It w "l‘nl‘ l‘n- \Vi‘mi

 

 

 

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Hz: a w

.‘ll'f‘ lalsl”; «it: Villi‘lliln 7:1“, I,‘
m.: sublet-t at .on, ""to Man"
notinm ol .II- n. ', totalat, ;: |,_ m”
\\'omun's i"l :- .. .. " Sillllull supmyl

at the parsotu- '- II n. the oiasnl

 

 

meeting will t. ‘ ill Ill“ home of
Mrs. H. i: Mi - ll t \lllixilnlll are-
one; Wenonah.» t». . Methodist
lll‘tlillt‘l‘lltilltl not . .. l‘:i|'l'lltlll di' UlV
ill-era; ’l‘lltltwt 3 II In. praycrl
mot-lion; i"l‘lr..t ll p :n. Junior
League. lod |-‘ ‘ ll Ford.
Knight Stu .- l 1.; l‘ltnrcb. Rev.

William St ,\ l
i'l‘L-llclliiltz, l“ l Saltltsth .-:cllool.l
l'Jzilli p. or. :t- “lil‘ll nun'etillg.‘
‘Iziltl p. to: lot. T‘ll. p ”L. by

ll ll. pantnrwl

lilo llztfilol‘. t'h . lilltt' and official
hoard 'l‘ln-wla . . . ”Ll.
CONCRYGATIONAL.

South . Fun.-
‘lilll'l‘ll t‘luw 'l..
l‘iit'tllitllo ii lo
.l'tll'nilllt (I‘ ll‘

-. national
'vlttll. pattttll‘.
l5-l‘-i:t'il l'nltllp
. .o “llil‘ll tin-

 

bonnet, all must be lllacod in the god "l’l‘lllt‘ll lo be a hitch sonwwlwrr. All lreacln-r hill union ll Km
terulyblll. it in now two years nine- through llll‘ til’l‘lllil‘ lll’ “'llfi lllltllll “Wit and. ll. it, it out tort of tho
' there was a general bill. and funny ‘Vlfl‘l'l‘l‘l’l‘ l “'l'llll “‘Ollld SW him. Now rainbow .nn l'l‘lllt‘t‘liH'
llroi'ects need further improvement or ““1”“.‘5 “’1' ""- 1“?“ “if" "ll all‘lll‘lll'“ i.l':lt:lll-. In It in nitlect \vllll
maintenance. This is especially trtn "mil “0m“ lll‘l’l‘l‘W'l” i’ill"l"l~ ”3' ‘lv "’i‘ln- 'l‘v . non. Randal.”
of mo Connecticut. rm... “Wm. “3.”. Jane he was newly and brokcu looking, “1...; ,l... ”M'Wl

hut alill apprnred to be. ‘gnnnn'

ford. for which $40,000 in recommcnd— . .
l.i' l lonuti ltiln in tin- gallery of

. ed by the government engineers. it
there In any bill at. all. il will proh-
_ hilly-boa very nnmll one, and um- that
does not.‘ take in ally new pt'opoailioun.
.bu‘t uimply‘lo maintain lnlprovcnicntn
already undertaken by the govern-
ment. ‘
It'll: understood that ill“ proposition
to improve the Connecticut river be-
ryl-loll. Hartford and llolyolte will not
b ‘ netted this t-tceniou.‘ Mr. latwl‘tlnt'tl'
‘ elated himself" that he would not
lvlll‘gfl‘. it. of thin time. The war depart-
‘.'nont has not as yet. sent. the report of

Inn to hill lime.

cd. trying to in» sympathetic.

lag now.‘ "-«Stn'eess Magazine.

 
 
 
 
 

Final-
ill”
Senate (‘llamlter apparently ondcnl'or»
" ‘Well. have you tlivon it up‘." i ank-
" ‘Oh. i pot the jtlll. all right.‘ he re-
illled with n snilailed studio. ‘I'm “orig-

SlMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE

f'ln' lilhh- wt.»
ltlell'fi tlotm . *

 

llpv loom; wtr
Iltl'lt'fi deparlt. It. at l'.‘ o'clock.
The Men's: t‘ltts ‘tlodill l‘lult and
tho l‘l‘l‘l'llli) owl , l u‘ntnon‘p ('lnss
llll‘f’lri at tln- .n‘ :r in tho after
noon at :1 :ln w tho-n \lIIl be a,
nicotine ol In t ::t~ \lll‘itllltvl
churches In on. 'll In Kin-t land;
with wizard to ~ vrk vi liil' Sult.‘
hath l‘l'olot'lln- ‘ in tho clou-

lug ill 7 o't'ltul :ou «cl‘l‘lt‘l- will

I”...

‘ .uillll.“llrllns. lull”

’lo, engineers on this project, to con
‘35, but. it. is expected almost any

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1“new:

natonly one of cost.

 

. filo CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXA'rlvn

s to cure.

The engineers favor it. as n
. lo proposition, the question he.
. The bill to in
corporate the Enticid Power coni-
K any is in the some. shape and 'noth-
_ lng'wlll be done with it at this see“
i} start.

BROMO innine
Tablets. Drnggists refund money if it.
It}. W. GROVE‘S signa-

court

enl co to.

i

It

5

on a char 0 of burglary. it
was alleged that Ifltcy broke into a to
The prisoners. all about iii
yearn old. did not t‘ul'niub the. required
hull and were committed to jail to

larris. lh'leltll
I'lliSl‘ servo-m
Plltltil. “a", ll ll. l

 

'l‘lll' \\'holt~ .ll‘nw t‘
lil'llllll‘l‘ Nathan St .

. we...” ""' .

South Norwalk Pidoplejvl-lll/e Absolute
Front of Dude It Home.

We not words but dentin that prove
true merit.

'l‘ho deodn of lionn‘n Kidney Pills,

For South Norwalk kidney sufferers.

”are made their local reputatitnl.

l’root' lion in tho tehtlntony of South
Norwnik people who have been cared
to atay nurod.

W. B. (lrcgory. Ii Kaiser Place, South
Norwalk, (lonn.. says: "I how not
need Dunn'n Kidney Pills in over ten
learn but atill hold the name km”
opinion of them, For a long time i
won bothered by backache and often
noticed amilment resembling brick root
in the kidney nect'etlona. After a ahort
non of lionn'n Kidney l’l'lln procured at
i'iainted'n drug store. these symptoms
lllHappl.-arld anti I have niwayn been
glad to recommend thin excellent prep-
aration alnce."

4 For nah,- by all dealers. l’rlco 5t)
cello-l. l“(mlt‘l“hiillitll’ll (To. liuffalo,
ew York, 5qu agenta for the United
States.
lleulcmhur
take no other.

lltlt lat wn
amount

All the Evidence in the Trial oi

Thornton Jenkins Hains Will
Be in Today

the luunemiioan’nwnnd

 

 

l-‘llllSlilNii. t“. \‘.. .lnn. “ml-"A tow
Words npoken in rebuttal and noble
hultnl today and all the evtdeurl- in
the trial of Thornton Jenkins Halon

will he in. The state will call all :hol

cl't‘u'ltllennon ot' the aboutlng {If Wih

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

wail .

' - wtofillfirtifements. l

(Continued from First Page), I he D. M.

All a rcnult‘ of the testimony given -
In the hearing. two of the conmtlpalml-
ern exprenaed thenmclven in no unmar-
t.ain terms concerning the cltyn po'
lice department. The commissioners
l'tlfcl'l‘ed to had no complaint to notice
of tho percounel ot' the force. but they
considered it llllltlt’t‘llltllf‘ ill nine to the
needs to! the city. This came about an
a result of the point of police protec-
tion along the bridge. where the four
saloons in oucatlon are located.

Chief of Police William Vollmer
Wilts pawl" lllo stand to testify (on:
writing the police protection, ntld lit
admitted that it want no alltflnlenl, :or
the locality. The afternoon session
was devoted to lint testimony by wit-
Henson or the rcinonlstruntn and to the
urklunenta of the lawyers, Judge John
H. Light. who appeared an counsel tor
the romonatrtmtn, and Attorneys John
.I. Walnh and John .I. (luneo. lliir.
Walnh, who mnulncled the cane. tor
.lumen harden, called the willie-anon.
and M r. (homo upeared for Mrs. Milo
Schoonover and Giordano and l-‘iorlllo.
.loltn Carpenter‘a counsel in Attorney
Kil‘in. of Bridgeport. but he did not

'l'llc first \vcck of tile sale
Enthusiastic buyers have
where the reductions have been
lure \\'2tl'cl'tlmllx hulk deplete!
have been llllfé)’ days in the l‘t
'l‘ln‘nnaaoda of tloliarrl’ worth o
been packed and sent away.

and may effects. value 3157.
Sets of 12 pieces. llowiup blue.
llornl tltwigus. value $8M;

, ii :. S m
It would no bent to have allot ll“? NI’ \ i m , '3

loom: removed from the bridge.

It develoln d from the tontlmonylhal
Mr. lfill'lil‘li conducts his place in a
proper manner. but one of lho princi-
pal objections of the lemonstranta
won the lilt'l that the people of input
Norwalk have to pores the bridgo'nn‘
loonn in getting to or from South Mn-

Furni

)

stock and twclttl per cent. rctl

 

iialn it), Auuln ltl‘til'll)‘ the testimony of
John 'l'lt-rnoy. the unit collector. n‘wlt‘

nuns for tho defolnol. who uald he want.

on the limit when l‘lllll. llnlue killed
the publisher. The testimony oi lin-
lllzlll)‘ Minn-sues will be brief and l’l'on-
ecator Darrin said today that In» had
tl‘aaoll to luoliclc that both Sitlt'b would
no rradl' to sum up on Monday. 'l‘ln-
vit‘fl use, it in ulnleraloud. will call only
ont- without: in tilil'vi‘l‘ii’lliltlii.

.lustlro t‘rano told L‘tllll'l-irl that he
wanted them to couclndc with the tale
inn oi evidl-nct- tonight umi indicated
that ln- Would not permit any "Ii.~=hin.:
hi‘lll'rtlllilfi.”

'I'ilornton llainn‘ baa heel! l‘i.~lhl.\’ til"
oil used fillll‘l' be left tho witness slalnl
’I‘iturndnv and spectators in court
unite ot’ lilp.l.it‘l‘illlgl‘tl appearance

'll iNfi ouil natural that i should owl
the strain of the trial." said llama.
‘wllcn so much depends upon lilo out--
come. No man knows what twelrt
men will do. but as l haw ll'thl Ila
fact-n of the town who. will judzv llll'
fuels. 1 have no tours of u churn-lino,
.lll only four. however. in a posnlliilil}
of tlienureeutont which means another
long play in jail, perhaps. before l can
let a new trial. (in the 't'\itlt"l\l‘l' i
should he acquitted; and my heal he-

llrli.'(“.
The except .
production» and liutntg ( llilil'S

walk. l‘nlfondant pointed out that al-
tvr the South Not-walk Hitll' ot' the
ldrmrln'idgn is reached their are na-
‘lomln llI eitln r corner. .ludize ldnltl
maintained that conditionn were not
quite the some. ‘

Mr. Walsh. in his arcunn-ut. declar-
rd that the romonstrnnln Ina: nigh!
I'onlplelcly ot‘ the fact that the count.
lntd anilcliuilcd the entrants ou the
bridge. ulul the real point. at inane in
the suitability of the applicant. II was
nlinitted. he said. that his enrol, Mr.
harden. in u anllablo man. He also
.ii‘tll‘t't‘lit‘li in show that it Willi llul Ml
intydu-n'n nelultborn wlm objected. (In
the other hand. it was bin l‘oluentitm,
that the evidence was: Inliroil‘ mullu
tortured. in the i-l‘llruu that tho remoo
nirunl wilunnwn would not have up-
pcurmi but through the rctptent of thc
llt‘l. tlcoruo ll. iglntt't. prtsldl-ut of
lhe Ntvl‘ll'itllt Minisirra' Asstwinlioh.
.‘tir. (‘llllt‘u drew attention to the tall
that Soilcz Inning withdrawn his up
'Ilil'atlon. all the applicatioun were tor
he nouth aide of tho bridge, rilfiili trtr
.‘clod than lint opposite nlde.‘

Judge Light. In his argument. look

gully. l‘arlor Suites. t hid (in:

Suites.

3n and _.t.\‘ int-h, at 79c each.
Notice this: All the Colo

55-98
at $4

Women's Undervcsts.

t‘l‘llwtlt ll

small 'l‘nldcs. ilt'~l\\, t'ulwln-r.

north icgllinrlv 53.5w and $57

up that point that Mr. Wulslb 'had
brought. out concerning the Supreme

 

ll. Wlln utatod in courtstoday
lolln- ’l‘iernoy. the unit collector, is
ill wtlh pneumonia at. hit; home.

 

Racking la armpt- coughs that may he held at llv «nitsl Episcopal
develop into pneumonia over night. are l‘lmrch. ,
quickly cured by it‘oley'n Honey and Viral (lonuo: l t'hor-zh. .\'orv
'l‘ar. ’l‘he sore and inflamed ltmgn are. walk, George II '» t, tumor-miller"-
healed and strottgtinoled. and a daugcre lug service at reaching by llit‘
one condition is quickly averted. it. pastor: Sundan .l and New:‘
ll. f’laisted. " League at l'.’ l . vnlni: service at
————-~—~——-- 7:30; subject. nus from the
_CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. earthquake." l‘.t . Guild. \‘l'ednes-r
WA'l‘iG'RBlllh'.Jan. ii.-~Archle(log- {Ill-l "l 3' ;“" ~ "“‘”“"' “ll-"2““?
trims. 'l‘bomas Fagin and James Collin Ilnn'sday i” ' ‘9
ty were hound over to the Superior
Court under bonds of $500 each yester- BAPTI‘KT.
day morning after a. hearing in the city Grace Ital-In: l tn_ l I-idwardi

l. iii . prayer and
p |II.. Sunday
Y. I‘. . topic.

Hod“ loaders.

and Slater \lltr»

 

limits on each box. ~250.

 

await trial.

Au ndverlisemenl of a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

More than anon elephants a your
2‘0 to make our piano keys.“ remurket‘
he Stiltlt‘lli llllal‘tltll‘ Willi lltld lulelt
titling tho scientific notes in a pm-
at m fine almanac.

.a land‘s sake!" exclaimed
“Ain't it wonderful
als can be trained to
News.

 

 

Argonaut.

 

 

 

nursing boc
lie pl‘iilth in a (.‘illllldllln newspaper
concluded with the following: "When
the baby is done drinking it. must. he
unscrewed and laid In a cool pine" un-
der n ‘tllp. if the baby does not thrive
on fresh inflict-it. should he boilodllm

 

 

“-2 snow $32.9.

, ‘ glas ink” and sells more men’s
« . p 3.50 5110:! than any other manu-
fit?" fit lathe works, becauef they hold their
g ' pe, , etter, an wear anger than an '
other-ganglia. . 5. ' y

' 31.10.99 get All Prices.for Eve Member of the‘

.> Family, Men. Boys.Womsn, loses d: Children
museum.» nee AND esoo GILTIDQE allot! mm at mum-ED

AT ANY lemon. . Vb. 1-- Dououa 2.80 AND 2.00 a ‘ ‘r
. g 3 3251‘ m Thtzwonm. . "on “F H:

F”! CPI!" Eyelet: Ueadt Exclusively.

. fl?“ Take Slump: t -. x ', , . .
bottom. 8110“ film“ fromI lllctt l LDouglna "mm, and ”ca ‘5 ““de on

try to any part of the iron- ll. (Jamie ue free.
eon BY, trite seer snot:

W. L. lwlnlpan. llroclltul, m.
Ask your, Local Dealer For Them;

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Duncan eylnyvmene.

 

 

 
 

~ appropriation bill probably‘lyill be re

toriu (latter I t . m., oreilchiuum
<lllljocl. "'l'llo t‘lttl~".t.t :sr'ltdler ill Ulti-
l'ol'lu." 'i‘ht- l'illllr‘ "vol: will be oh-
s'erved a:. lit“ .o-t it I. “hull. All are
welcome
EPISCOPAL.

tit-art- l‘ltorcit. the lit“. .1. lleutou
Wt-l‘lor panlorv w'l‘ho' lil‘o‘l Slimilll'
.lt‘ter lh»~ lviniphanr The celebration
of the Hair (,‘tnunnnnon at 8 o'clock;
lllOl'lllllll Ill'lllt‘r alnl M-rluou atalllzilll:
Sillldfll‘ school at noon; Mission San-
day school at lll‘tlall llirer at 2:43;
evening prayer and -.t~mmt at 7:30.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
i‘lrm tlhrhllian Science Society "I
Norwnlk»llogular .x‘ I'lllll_\' hervice .at,

of. ii a. m. Subject lsulllar)‘ 10. “S“...
rament." 'l‘t‘Hiliiltlll) taunting Weduea-
day at it p. in. To and, services the.
'luhlic it; cordially and frdtt‘ernully ln~
l'lil‘tl. Reading; room ”him to tilt! “up.
‘io each week day no... 3 to 5 p_ m;
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

Itivuugelical Luthman «Preaching ill
the. German languagt- in chapel in
North Main street at has p. m. (‘0...
llrnnltiou clasa. 6:13 p m.
liittmnn. to Henry street. Stamford,
pastor. ,
ADVENT CHRISTIVAN. .
Advent Christian (lino-(ill. tier. 1... lt‘.
Reynolds. "pnetdr—‘l‘he pastor will
preach ‘ttt ‘1‘0230 a. m. .and 'i p. m.
Morning “subject. The Parable of the
.l’ounds‘: evening subject. The Man
Who Won a Leper. Sunday school at
it! 111.3 Junior meeting at :l p. “1.:
l.oj‘alk\-Vorkérs' meeting at 5:45 p. or:
leader. itev. I“. S. Atnsworth: ‘suhji-ct
God's mer as Displayed in Creation.
SPRINGWOOD UNION CHAPEL.
Sprlngwom 'llpton Cltapclw'l‘hc
Sprlugwood lininlrtitltniay school will
meet at 3:30 p. ill. The evening ser.
ride will he held lit 7 o'clock. at which
Mr.“ is‘avillc trill preach. . . ‘
ARMY AP'fngRIATION BILL.
WASHING ‘, Jun. 9.——'I‘hc army

ported to the house by the committee
on military affairs. lain next Week. Ev-
ery effort is being outdoto (rundown
the npproprlptlon ,l-0 the minimum.“

 

"Bum said the good old lady. "why
don"t yon go to work?" “Why mu’am."
begnn the disreputable old loafer.
31‘0” tree, 1 got a wife and five children
to nppurt—" ”But how can you sup-
port. them if you don‘t, work?" "As i
was curing, lady. i got a wife and five

 

. to send a message to his father.

the reading- romn. \l-monic hulldiun.’

Roy. 0. lo‘. .

unnlu."

(lliit‘t‘l' ll'lllltlli wan rccnllod, and tor-v,
titled that he was in the. l-‘lllshluu slut :
lion honin- when t‘aptaiu llalon wan'
hrolllzill lit. and the (Jillillll llllHWl'l‘t‘ti 5
the interrogations put to him by lh==l
(lost. lieutenant regarding his new,
name. business alnl hirthpluco ol‘ [on
parents and himself. The onlcer draw
"I‘lllt‘ll ‘lhc speech anti unlnuor of ('ap‘i
Iain llolua. 'l‘hla testimony WM.
brought out to show that (luplalltl
Hams, after lilo shooting. was llllll' to
art and NI“ ak in a rational manner. ,

()ttil't‘r it‘ullou said further that t‘ap-T
lain Huiun said ill the cell he “noted;
Wit 5
“has identified it piece of paper that]
the army otllcer had written in jaill
after the shootlugxaud Jul-dice t‘ranel
ruled that lr might only he udmittedt
as evidence bearing upon the captain's- i
:sanity. and not upon facts cont '
regarding the shooting.

Mr. Mclull'yo tool. the paper owl:
to‘Genornl Halos and Major iluius,
who shook tlloir heads.

"1 object to the paper on the ground
that it in not Captain lluilm‘ handwrit.
ind." '

“Overruled." said Justice
sharply. and Prosecutm‘ Darrin
the paper to the jarr as follmz'a.

"Gen. Peter (7. lialns~—l‘1.‘tvc
Aunts. Come to Police
(Signed). Peter."

 

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read

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Station.

 

 

FAVORS HILL FOR SENATOR.

Charles ll). Rowell. writing to the
$tanlford Advocate. has the following
regarding the candidacy of lion. 1'). .l.
Hill for the Senate in \\'nshlngtou:

“l was. both surprised and pleased
by the long list of influential citizens
will) placed themselves on record as
ltelllg‘ lll favor of in‘. J. Hill for sona-
it)l‘-—-Slll']ll'li-.it'li because lknow noth-
ing of the movement. and dcihzhlwl
because I bellow it represents the
wishes of more titan nlno~tonths of tin
citizens of Stamford. While some
may watch Messrs. idt‘killu'tl. liuxford
and Reed in this content. those who
are upon the inside know that they
would never have beennominated if
it. hadn‘t been known beforehand
that their \‘(Jtc would he delivered to
Brandcgee. it is a lunttcrot’lt epoli
tical history that the machint i beg
your pardon: i mean the organiza
lion—sent word directly I'rotnMich-
no] Keneuly’n olllce 'to ‘ the. faithful
that. one reason VVlithleOrge P. how»
on most not be returned, to the begin
lulhro was that. he was opposed tr
Brandegee. and it naturally follows
if he was to be onpoééd for that rea
son. Messrs. Eckhnrd and. lluxford
could be trusted to deliver the goods."

 

The average-man doesn't make Very
much money unless he can Induce oth

 

children to support ale."-—-—Clllllollc
St: intent and Times. ‘ ‘

ers‘ to make it for blur—Chicago News.

lief is that i will not be. found ullllli'~",cotti'l'a attitude, with reference to the
that.;aultnbilily of the bridge. .lt. won his

Warden Silent, or mill-nun r‘oull‘l" f lltl‘ntcniioncd. plan. the inetlioicncr of
lull It‘h‘lillcti in rebuttal that he le ‘ l'oltco lll‘oll't'llllll. .nnd drcw the mm-
tltlll-er il'allou N‘tlit‘tl next to the dc ,llllrlfihlln‘l‘o attention to the far-l that
tendunt on the night or the (‘Ol‘tlilllr'i~ Q “‘llcn lilo \l‘lliit'rlSt‘S for the applicants
inquest. when 'l‘horolnu Mains is said “"l't' IHWN‘tl l0 the quick. they admit-
to have told the ollll'vr tllttt in» “would .‘l ll lllllt. they lll‘lit'Vt‘li lho llridgo “ll.-
.‘,'H to boil in not Aunts and kill him {double for saloons. it was nearly 0

 

ninoll l

contention that the court lnld not (lucid
led the bridge suitable for saloons.

vneIocl. before the etnumissioncrs nd~
; iourood. and the outcome is now lining
awaited with internal.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
lioloa l.» a that of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following postul-
I't‘s tor the current week:
South Norwaik.‘
Min-rt Austin.
In. Win, ll. linl‘lll’ll.

" \lin‘i‘l if. (‘unnluttltunn
Molly l-‘orde. ll State St.
.n-rt ‘l'rausportalion l.‘o.
Willie Henderson.

Mr». Murphy.

.\il‘. Sawl‘tl’.

lillewl Smith.

it A. Solomon.

\‘i’illiamn. tiermnnin lit»

 

 

'I‘lwodol‘l‘
lei IL».
it}. E. CROWE. l’. .\l.

QUINTARD—SCOFIELD.

.\l toe residence of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel ll‘crrin Scuiicld. Ill
:lound \‘iow. Mien-t It‘l‘nlll‘lfh' letlhel Sco-
lhvhl. well known in South Norwn'lk.
was married at 3:30 Thursday after-
noon to Harry Campbell Quinturd. 'I‘he
l‘t‘i‘f‘lillllly was perforated by Re“.
lands il‘. liel'ry. [luster of the Stamford
Congreguttonal church. In the presence
of relatives and a 'ow intimate rit‘ends
of the wolraeting parties. The rooms
wore decorated in red and green, the
colors of the Christmas treason. The
bride wore an attractive traveling
gown, and was attended by her'nislcr.
Mrs. (llllrcllt‘o It}. Boizardus. nu matron
of honor. The couple left during the.
evening for :1 wedding trip. returning
fruit! which they will take up tlloir res-
Mexico in Stamford. Both are well
known in denial and church circles.

WATER INSPECTION.

The inspection of the public. water
wortieo shows that about. thirty per
cent of the premises have some water
letures needing repairs. During the
last few days 12.0 residences have been
inspected and notices have been mull;
ed to 40. hinting the. fixtures that were
found leaking. Cio‘éets are found
wanting water more than all other
fixtures combined. While it may seem
of little consequence to the single in-
dividual that the-water in theircloset
is running day and night. several hun-
dreds of these .thron‘ghmlt the city
make an aggregate mirage hmo‘unta
tag to many hundred thousand gallons
of Water daily. a ‘

 

 

COLORED REialfBLICANS FAVOR

WNOOW

‘wns realized that. theré‘hut'c been no

Ribbons in the Sale.
'l‘all'ctas. at clearance prices.

a .

«m... ...._........ .. .

Bridgeport Advertisements.

fl

Read Co.

Jan-elm“ use.

 

The Sale Progresses

llnx' ln‘rn \ct't' Sililhl‘ilt'llll‘)’.
llnuc department»
mod ill-mono. 'l‘lte Furni—
l in many portions. 'l'llcl'c
tt'pct and t nrtaiu rooms.
i (-lllllil alnl l'nt titans have

Low prices prevail until the Fifteenth.

Special in Toilet Wares

Sets Of 12 pieces ill t'tillvt‘lllltilltll llt.'.~lf."ll>~. idol. hint; Kl'l'l‘ll

Special at $6.00.
pink. and it'll. in ttt'j.’ pretty
Special at $6.40.

5o.

Sets of 12 pieces. dainty lavender and pink. with gold ljmts‘

put in an appearance at the hearing. “MW 64' __ ‘Special at $4 60
. . ' also); or the l'clllllll- . wq-mv ‘ . _ . W . .
lNllfllllllilniil."lllltl“tleill:ril0tlltx session were Sets of 10 pieces. ( Irtental tlt'slg‘lM with gold. value .5315.
(inptaln l’clel' Ilocker. Prancln S. be)" , Special at 5330‘
mour, Moanrn. Merriam and Format“. Sets oi leapicccs. Hm“. $4“). Spectal m 33-20.
lilanloi l.’llommedieu and the RM. . N
heater i“. liel‘uoldn. Arthur (Thim- Mr. Odd Slop jars
\l'nlnb called uprlnl ”mil ”imlllldl Decorated and Gold Trimmed.
\’ -I: lot but to counter” . fi . . », _. - .
h‘llll'l) :tl;tit'il lcontinent his place in :l \ aloe mm for $2.00. \ .llue 22.1,: for .88.
proper another. but when question by \mm. 335” h”. $145. \ niuc int.” no .75.
Judge Light, admitted that he thouuhl fl“. $1.50. \ uh“. $1.50 1m. .75.

liilht'ilit‘lll‘ Furnishing Store

ture

llo not forget that any llll't't‘.\ out} in- wieclcd from the

llt‘lhlll will he made from the

ions art-l lt’ticc i’ul'ulwl‘tiugs. t.‘ioim»\\'cruicl;c

'i‘llcl‘e are >llll tttall)‘ choice tiling“. ill link a; .l hill-illh

it's. Sewing 'l‘nhh-s . Iltl other
lic-lro-nn and l)iulu_t:rooltl

'i‘nlu' t'nrpcl Store elevator.

Some Sensible Petticoats

.\ lillrit‘ll or more Black Moire Petticoats. it'll‘ullix .i‘l.

red Silk Petticoats that were

.48.

.\u odd lot oi Brilliantine and Lustre Petticoats. sev—
eral intnlcix. at tual'itcd deductions.

ltaliau silk. ctuln‘oitlcrcti iront>,

5. at $2.75.

 

l'lalds. \\'arp Prints. and Satin

4

W...—

he D. M.

 

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i

Furs . Furs .
PLENTY or TIME TO WEAR runs. IN FACT. MOST
OF THE (301.1) WEATHER is YET TO COME.

* cut Prices i.

AS lT IS GETTING LATE IN THE SELLING SEASON.
WE HAVE MADE LIBERAL CUTS IN PRICES.

. See East Window and Stock
" ‘ in Store ’ ' ‘

in.

A. Dickerman &

84 WashingtonSt, Scull) Nomad .
» - ~ Telephone; 446' . , . ‘1 .

Read Ct:

 

 
 

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CHINESE GOVERNMENT AFFANRS

\VASiithl'l‘ON. .lau. 9.—’l‘he prc-
dominating reason which has lutlucu-
ced the American and British minis-
ter-l; in Poking in abnndonlnglheir .pru-
incl for n ‘prote'lst by'the powers.
against any disturbance ot the present,
policy or the Chinese government. is
believed here to be largely that of deli-
my which the governments interest-
od'tbnyolfell in approaching the Chin-
e'ée hit thlia su'bject. The Chinese are
sensitive” on' the question of anv‘ inti:
mutton which‘mighf convey tile nu:
prdnslon that, they are incapable of
mainaglnatlmir pennants. . Aisp, It

serious result following Ynnn'o dismis-
sal. and no. reactionary tendencies
have markcdihc administration of the.

 

LL.

‘At a meeting of the State Colored
Republican Club. in Waterbury, yes-
terday. resolutions were passed favor-
lug Congressman E. J. Hill ‘us aonntol‘
from Connecticut. ‘ ' ‘

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Chinese government. ,

The maiden sits down and walls for

alnlabilod: the, wife‘ nits up and waits .

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......_.._H_ ._..._.—-—....,.Y.. *w.*——. . . .

A DIFFERENCE th. DEGREE.
(Everylmdy‘s Magnzl c).
”i just love cake.” said do m‘nie [cob
lugly. "it‘s awful nice." '
“You should not say ‘love' cake." cor-
rfilcted 11in mother. ."Yon should pay
‘ te.‘ ‘

 

can repeat the sentenclecorrectly." '

"I like cake." repeated Johnnie. “It‘s

very good!“ , ‘ \ “ '
“That's better," '

 

 

. ‘And do not say 'aiyl‘ul‘msay ;
“good' instead of ‘niccfigfiow attic if you C

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for lllnt.~\’ouug's Magazine.
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sotuntlttuntsrs EVERYWHEllE

‘ “i know, run." complained “Johnnie.“
but it sounds just no it. tune to kill“
'bnut. ‘breadif‘. .. « tl = "2 :‘l p' :5“ ll _. I
t ‘V 4 t . w . t .
luv. my? ”5‘" ‘ “I. or M“ l
. ’ ‘5, ' 3..
amount norm. ,
. r' {yd‘l'eei‘ yo PDI-n ' ‘ .“l
M-eh Ion ni‘ l
.- "iii“ ordinal: ‘
9c “in" part ”in“ -
- . ounimannir' . i
you: nonu'ncntsmnallwqrs e We.

 

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