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Wily Editor's humus.
A new leaf has been placed on the
St. Peter 'I-I‘Luihersn Church. in North
Malnstreet. . r" 1‘ ‘ ’
.J—m
Mrs. Charlotte R. Corbett and Miss
Elizabeth Corbett are spending the
day in New York.
Mrs. C. lrving Bylngton, of West-
port‘ avenue. ass returned home from
a visit with friends in Oyster any.
long island.
Mrs. Columbus Cleiueues, of Water
street, South Norivalk. has returned
home from a six Weeks‘itay in Rlch-'
Iuond. Virginia.
Thomas Burns. of Fast Notw,nik is
at F. i). st‘tons store. taking the.
place of Edwatd Kellogg. who Is tsk- ,
log a vacation.
Misses Gertrude and Anna l’resuuer,
of Cit! street. are home from It visit
with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Von-
Gai. in Danbury.
Judge of Probate and Mrs. Henry \V.
Gregory have returned to their home.
in West avenue. after a three weeks'
sojourn in Maine.
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Mrs. Reed H. Flynn and daughter.
Dorcas, of South Norwalk. were guests.
at Mrs. Flynn‘s formerxhome. in Mill
Plain quite recently. .4
m..—
The W C. T. U. will _t with Mrs.
Jane Griffen, 18 Seymou street. Fri-
day ubdia'eloclr sharp: Asy interested
in temperance are invited.
Miss Winifred M. Carmody. cashier V
in the United Grocery Company's store
in North Main streptnisfliil {at her
home in Pleasant. stmet. East Noe
walk.
Hamid lu‘ Seymour son of lion
lobn (is as) mour. or iii wast avenue.
has return med to his home from the
south, ere be has been ill of typhoid
fever.-
Miss Ruth St. John has resigned her
no tion in the Norwalk branch cities
of dams Express Company. and been
succeeded by Miss EdnsIByisgton, of
Westport avenue
Louis Potter. of Elm street, who has
been ill fr some.” time. is able to be
about a 9L, and); as the contract to
overha billiard tables in the Sea
4'.
side Club, prldgeporbf. '
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The Hall Market company. of Meri-
d.en has filed an incorporation certifi
cate in the office of momentary of
state. its oilicers arm. President
and treasurer. Eugene A. Hall... and
secretary, Wsl r,.B “Mix 7 .
A suggestion is made 'that the holes
In thetelsn “miidrflw thoutusnet .13:
River street be repaired as t
of smoke suddenly emitted by 0co-
motives passing underneath frighten
the horses and pedestrians *
4(2Ii’r’hread ... kw: hounerBskery.
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Connecticut Company as night watch-
mmot the improvements and ohms
in Belden “was. hermit. reports
.i‘l‘il‘r 9.15.0
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ism ardenm 220 East Wastdngton St. v
Henry M. Jennings employed by the ’
that be mild seem to reade a. newspaper
during in both
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morning. 9. gm; ,
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Strives I:
Smith if... Wit .
her after a successful excursion sea-
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American and an wa
harbor during.‘ on. [talc-American cal
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MW Ti! millions. ba’gan
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l!“ “firefia’scer
Wdonoln it -'
rs. MM is. '
Yes: this is the
Ostermoor Mattress you
r ’ have heartl'ef ‘an'd de's'n advertised
‘ 50 many years. "The ohe that’ 3 built of
cig htintcrlacing Ostcrmoor sheets. which after
being babel-III}! and {sewed within the tick‘ Is
_ neatly for you to sleep on ”for the rest of your life
‘ and then bequeath to your heirs. There is one
{scam bf‘thi’ec generations sleeping‘on the
same Ohfcrmoor. ‘lt has been in “satisfactory
use for fifty~tw0 years and that is a pretty good
record for durability—isn’ t it?
Come iii and let us show
you the Osteufiooc '
and «plain why It is proof against dust, moisture. and vermin
and never needs any renovation but a sun bath. Our stock
, will enable you to m all“ Wound W. rel
A. J. Collins&Co.
. Funeral Diredors and fEmbalIuers.
l2-18 North Msi‘ Street. V South Norwalk. Conn.
Merrill Businessc-Iolleges
Are Where Boys and Girls are Taught the Way to
to Succeed in Life
’Gradustes asphite‘d to‘i'iosid’ons
Day and Night Sessi ns
srniusoan “hours uoswstx
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Posrcsssm
lI-Ica-t.‘ ..
The , atch 8i Bailey Co,
VARD TE;— “88‘3‘1' kpfiWALK: adfifilil. TEL. 40'.
Lumber and MIIlWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
mods In two sizes ofbouglas ilr. the most durable of modern woods; will out-
last metal and is more ornamental.
‘ Also we confidently recommend “Lincoln Rooting” for roofs and also for
dashing In place of mstsf‘. Doss not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
. N. B.—-Durlng domed months we will blobs Catnrdlys mmpuy at
game '3 Shoes
TArr THE_LOW§§T PRIcssvou eves sAw. on m LINE.
~ ~ ’ - rasvvae, no.
r0 not us mutt. n... I Steam. lint
Airbrllothtsr System ”Io: Hestingtho:
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Fm the Joy wWakgVi‘: the taking’ dies W’l 2?
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Everything in thquptical Line.
Eyes Examined Eree
saw/ILL "our. V ' annulus. VV spawns. 3
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: gutted meiotic modular not has this
, :pecauao a. small picture of Mary Tot-
finl
oberls. Charobtl Willi Obtaining
; Money by F yRspreseniing
‘vl “ Himsc" ylol Rail-
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Olin" "contention Wfiw by Jude:
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t The criminal side of the Superior
I‘cdullt disposed“ of a big raft or'busla'
.nsss yesterday. finettcaliy completing
half the work of the session. ”thirty-
seven prisoners were disposed of.
which is a big record for one day.
All the cases linseed upon changed
their plea from the day bemrei and
admitted thctr guilt and tuokvtheir
Three prisoners were sent
to state prison. Archie Byiss, the cul-
orod man. .who forcibly entered the
home of Mrs. Catherine Rock, on
Alice street, Bridg1port and assaultcd
the wotnuu and Ian stole a gold
watch, was sent to state s prison Wil
iiam Stanton. who tried to kill his
wife on the Eastmde, Mdgsport. last
NW. and then tried to commit. suicide
was also sent to state prison. His
counsel tried hard to have him sent
to Jail for a year. as he is now a nor-
your wreck. The following are the
. case‘s disposed at yesterday:
1
sent to Prism. 0
William Stanton.” the Blast Bide.
Bridgeport. \egetahle peddler. who
shot his wife at their boarding house
on Nichols street on July 24th last,
and thens sétemtped to mmit suicide.
flute m {In to tQ9 state priced bl
WWWQKM for only“.
"sterWn {or s wears. "not
i In than four or more than five years
ton and his wife had been living
silt and dog life for years.
The hootin‘g took place after sup
[in hhldti tia'd hiked his wife for
33 to make “5006 all hi is shortage for
the day in peddling. and she told him
that be was not going to have am or
her money. if she bould pre’rcnt It. and
that she needed shoes The two
quorreled and Stanton. then shot at
his wife and “Minded MI in the
”cast and he that turned the pistol
food- not a bullet in his
. head
Plea for Many.
in spite of the fact- that stroniz
pleas for mercy. sud that the accused
should be allowed to get off with a
year in jail by both Attorneys Root
and Manatbe court imposed a heavy
sentence. Attorney Root called the
attention of the court to the character
of the wife. and that the husband had
tluund many suspicions things about
the house to lead it to the opinion
that she was eaten hing men in his
absence, and at the time both had
been drinking. Attorney Mars dwelt
strongly on the extenuating circum.
stances; the, character of the woman.
and that the accused had been a
good son to his mother. who was aged
and needed his notations and help
at this time.
1 Prisoner a Wrick.
Judge anger nld that he could not
send the so-cused Jail for the crime
of that nature. A ll sentence would
not be. a deterrent to others who
ght that if they could get out. oi
similar row for a year they might
o tempted to repeat Stanton's act.
othe state prison was given. Stan
.‘ ton is a nervous wreck at the present
time, since his recovery from his self
inflicted wound. He is ‘39 years old.
is wire lives with her relatives in
:he south and of the town
" ’ Tt‘lcd to Kill om.
‘ Harry Homits. the bypochrondrisc
who shot him Tatiack at her board-
gig hous on Nichols street Bridge
= rt on entail: otvlulv M1. was sist-
.‘ one or morq‘ M Wu years. at this
so there is a nestles; on the man 's
ental polio. i“silica {visitirégda friend
It the t. 0 c 9 tests ““3959?
III has M‘ehi’ud‘gill’y bereft or reach
bolt ins taken from him by the .51)-
iect of the portr'flt. and he fired two
shutout the git-mane hitting her on
of the hand. and be fired two
-.Mr. Jablona y. who was en-
rry the rl.
magi R was taken to the hos-
ital. ‘la . vered. Abide form he-
g incen ' 'uggthe verymaii picture
cing taken froh. him.l
ause for the shooting.”
Ens represented
uilinan who told *W
than had been out
ressed in spirit: alflll
grew out 0 an w:
en the man was caug
icemsn he told the olicer tha
m
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he l1pistol to kill himselfda the after-
nm as ’r -. Tl- ”’5
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Ens;
some Judson said that.
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he min etc
and on ‘mo! Bi Datum w.
Donaldson.“ field. who re-
fortgut that the man» responsible. but
but be.is sabflrosdriac, spat
inimpu
“‘th ' "in
it s
was Hatfimfi‘g Where: is mental
. , “tried. (and ii!
“it MM
- of the face on the sight of the
log to. shoot himself and it was '
berg. an oystmmsit. on file rlslil
instant, at the foot of Fulri‘lcid avenue.
Bridgeport. Hillberg is an oystenusn.
be met ll‘imber in a colour: on Water
street. and the two bad words. Un-
derdha .sladuet Fimber cut Hillberg
zith a pocket knife and it took 18
ltcbes to class tbe,wound.
. YoutivM triers. Tutsi.
Michael White: a'youtb‘wbn Is it
' ycsp old. but who says that be is 17.
was committed to the state reform
school during his minority for the
months ago. The boy lives in Wad-
in. River. L. I. and run away from
home. .Ha took the horse from un-
dsI‘ b church shed. and took it-to New
lumen. and tried to sell it st the Rom-
W stables in that city. The livery-
men was). skeptical and sent the lad to
Bridgeport to collect the money at the
one. one» Hamilton
city and were met by the police 'thero
and arrested.
lu Bridgeport two men went with the
Em had identified him to the Hunt.
ions as responsible. The police have
been trying b get information as to
Who theiptwo men are who were his
”donors. The boy will not tell.
Young White was on the stand and
subjected to the closest examination
by State's Attornet Judson and by
the court, but he kept his secret. lie
proved to be an expert liar, for. while
he knew all about the families of the
two men. and how many children
they had he could not remember their
names. ,llc at length admitted that
he knew where one of the men lived.
youth of the accused he would not
send him to state, prison, and so com-
mitted him to the reform school.
Two Months in Jail.
Andrew Smith. II youth of 18.
pleaded guilty to the charge of theft,
but the evidence against him w not
strong and he has heretofore b0 9 a
good rcputntionn On July 22 he was
fooling with some other boys on Hal-
lott street and they broke a large
store window. The court sentenced
him to two months to jail. but sen~
sauce was suspended and be was
placed in charge of the probation of-
iiccr and will report once every two
weeks till the February term of the
court.
Edward Bennett was given six
months in jail for breaking into pow-
er boats belonging to Daniel H. Boyle
and William V. Devitt on August 6.
The accused was drank at the time.
-Msry Donnell). a middle aged wo
man, who has a police record, waI
given six months in jail. She was
accused of stealing a diamond ring
from a man named Mon-rd Dick
ford. when the latter was in her
house on June 1 The ring was at
terWards found in the back yard of
her house.
Seven Counts of Burglary.
.taiusb Daniels. a colored youth of
is. from Greenwich, was before thl
court on seven counts for burglary.
and was given sentences approxiinai
tug seventeen months. It seems that
Dsuiclmsho had never been. arrested
before. broke out last August with
another man. presumably the ioadinr
sp Mt in the enterprise. and burglar
ised about all the. stores in the town
When captured he. had a splendid col
iootion of goods of a miscellaneous
character. His. companion in crimt
got away. His excuse was that m
went into the thing for excitement.
The court remarked that he could
not sanction such pleasure and Dan
leis was found guilty in all counts.
Two Months in Jail.
John Spudnlk. a resident on thI
Eastblde, Bridgeport, pleaded guilty
to indecent assault. He went to get a
woman to go to a dance with him at a
christening. and the husband of the
woman found him in his bedroom in a
compromising position. but it was
not alleged that be bad criminally
assaulted the woman.
lGulaslppl»Falt0. of Stamford. was
sentenced to Jail for three months on
the charge of forgery. He had on-
dorsed II check, which did' not he-
iong to him. and which he says hi.
found inxhis post-onion box. and for
which be was arrested.
Edward Burk, of Greenwich. was
sentenced to jail for two months for
stealingra watch, when the accused
was in a saloon.
RM Pleads Guilty.
, William Roberts. the alleged agent
otthe Brotherhood of Railway and
Freight Clerks. pleaded guilty on
four counts of obtaining money un-
der false representation. it will be
recalled that hes went among the. busi-
n men of the city, in company
, it: one Robert, Kraeger. and-Imp
resented that they-arena authorised
to.got advertisohsents for a. publica-
tion that the Brotherhood were. get-
ting out. They "got about 830 in this
city. and put the money in his pocket.
Both Ines were Quaint-Ila Bridgeport
on the idvenin‘g or June 38th last, on in
grmation furnisheds by Lucien T
arner, of Warner Brothers' factory.
where the yegr previous they had as-
cured a check which had been cash-
edTlgy Mr. Mason. '
8 case agsflt Krseger came up
befom the emirtithls morning. and son-
30"“ of Robei-ts was deferred till both
uses were probented to the court.
-—lmpure’ blood runs you down-—
makes you an easy victim for organic
treasc. Burdock Blood Bitters purl-
cs the blood-cures the cause- do
you up.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERO. '
The real estate transfers recorded
yesterday in the- town clerk's once
Were: .. .
1 Mary A. Town end to Charles Palis-
ss and wife. acres of land in
im vae str . ,
. Levi Warned Nelson B. Gorbam.
three building . -.
T John A. We us to the Herbert
Building Comp ,1 lot Harbor View
Bench.
Willie's} Oswald ass Joseph
R" Thompsim to Michael Varfan of Mt.
Vernon. lot sunbathing. holiest ave-
bu s. .
moths is lull in males Abel 1E}:-
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theft of a horse in Westport two‘
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Judge. (lagerststed that owing to the '
mm smart...
Corsets
39c
Rubdry Towels
39.3.
69c
“One piece Sheet
‘ ' .: "titan. V‘ Lace and hubroide'ry Trimmed. .9
550 49c V
L .1.
Skirts
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5c_0.N.T.’l‘brend
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$1.00 '
Bariét'tes
Hand Carved.
:1 $3:$133:‘2.§:"§‘f‘.“.‘?‘f:11::12: 490
l 59c 59c
.. Long Lawn Kimonos Waiéls
35c
25L
25c
Ladies’ Drawers
19c III.
C, J,
,.¢Ni..? ‘ 911.3" ' mums.”
98 Washington Street“;
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Much of the success of dress do
36 wasnruo'rou' STREET.
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PLENTY IN ONE ROOM.
Rev. Daniel lsaacs once alighted at
an ion to stay the night. On asking
for a bed he was told he could not
have one, as there was to be a ball
that evening. and all the beds were
WSW.
“At what time does the bail break
up?" asked Mr. lsaacs.
"About 3 in the morning, sir."
"Well. then. can i have a bed unit
that time?"
“Yes, certainly; but if the bed is
asked for you will have to remove."
“Very well. " replied Mr. Isaacs. and
away he Went to get between the
sheets.
About 3 in the merging he was strait
ened by land knocking at his chamber
door . ..
“What do you want?" be asked.
"How many are there of you
there?" inquired a voice.
"There‘s mo, and Daniel. and MI.
lsaacs and an old Methodist preacher. "
was the Ieplv.
"'l'heu' there‘s plenty or you. '* Amt
the speaker passed on, leaving Mr.
leases to enioy his bed.
in
NOT THE GAME PIROON.
lio’wclls, tile nIi'v’Ve’ilst "pds'sosses an
stunningly large fund of anecdotes. and
i the following 'is one of the best stories
that li'e tells. "i remember." he says.
"when I was in San Itemo some years
ago. seeing in a French newspaper a
notice that bears upon the ousstion of
literary fame. It was In notice inserted
by a rot-trap maker of Lyons. and
read: "To whom it may concern; M.
Pierre Lott. ofLyons. inventor of the
automatic rat-trap, begs to state that
Anal. not the some nor-sass. no
that hath! nothing incommun with,
one Pierre Lott. s writs” [I should
have tilted," ulna Mr. Howells. basil
EILING
indeed is the matter of Veils to a well-groomed woman. in a stock as lens
Is ours we assortment is supcrIOr and Embraces a complete representation, '
If new, up-tu-ths-sosson styles and colors. "Fake 9. look at our window dis:
play and be convinced that this is the veiling house of the twin cities.
.N. E. RYAN CO...
29c
Maline Bows
21c 7‘
. Li‘
pends upon care of details. Important
scum mm ' s.
A Lump of Putty
a quart of varnish and a can of paint
is not used by us to co'v'erilup assets
and poor repairing, but hir- ornaments.
‘ ‘ ' our work is made to' ’V
3' sort: of cairl'agé asid-
Honest worié- at‘ W
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Luther M. Wti’
’ SOUTH uoawAL'K. 63 _.
DID HE car ride ONE.
(From Lite).
H'And now,’ said the young man
who she had met but that: evening.
and who had been kind enough to sit-
cort her to her home. "and now. give
me a kiss. " .
I“Sir!" she exclaimed, with freezing
dignity.
L "Give me a kiss."
“Upon my word!
met such eifrontery. " »
~"Phat is quite possible. Neverthh-
leash give me a kiss, please. "
‘ all theA—Yon met me only;
dimming: i hardly know your?
And yet you have the conceit
to ask me———"
< "For a kiss. Yes."
“Why 1 am ambled. "
“There is no occasion for amass-
merit." .
. "i am astounded. i am encoded".
> *1 though perhaps you Mould feel
that war for a moment.- but it will
pass over soon. "
“i was never so 'presumptubusly
addressed in slimy iifet" « .
“r have no doubt of that.
iget the kiss?" ‘ ‘ . ' ...
t "ForI-go'odness sake! i should
think you would‘have dudentood’my
pdsltios when you first siM' tutti” '
H'But you could have chshflll' Your
mind by this time"
"Well. 1 am simply speechless! Do
you ask every girl you meet for my
ki‘ssi'“ ~
l "Yes."
"Every girl!”
“To be sure " ‘
“And do you eVer meet with a re
buff?"
"0. yes. But you'd really be lu‘h
I never before :3
t
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But. ’do
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