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Intern at the south Norwnik Post-nines

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Rlii INCREASE
RY EiREMEN
ASKED ERR

Nine Months Budget Calls lot $500
More Than Was Expended in
Department Last Year

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Two Additional Policemen Also Desir-
ed. ior Day and Night Duly

‘ in cool and analytical fashion the
City board of estimate and taxation

went through a large section of the
new year budget last evening, asking
question alter question concerning
he...» bigidnd small. but it will not be
known positively until January wlicth
I I there will be any slashing. if stiaws
show which way the wind blows how
or v there will be some wielding of
the nominal scythe.

Last night the session originally
scheduled for Tuesday evening. post-
poned 2mm Tuesday evening on ac
count of the absence of a qonuin, was
litltll trends of the council depart»
ments explained the figures of tho
Rind/mi. they have prepared.

 

 

 

 

 

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-—CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
- JOSELOFF'S.

3 (Hit. iilco, large berries. “2:10.

Siliiilillili IIIIIis
‘ IIIIw III “Alli"

Aliir YI :Iis oi Fruillcss Ellori They
Are i’ladd at Eastern l nuance
to Long lslarid Sound

WASHINGTON Dec. 10. --After

years or fruitlessvondesvor submarine
mines hi plllfllflfll llthe deep
waters of t h "n p0". It the eastern
entrace to lions! thud Sound anti
New York city is today better fortified
against attack by m than ever before.

Announcement of the solution of this
dithcnit problem “I modxtoday by
General Arthur Murray,c lot of the
coast artillery. in his annual report to
the sorretary of war.

Until recent experiments were made.
army and navy onset-s believed that
lillfit'fi could not be Wanted in water
deeper than 100 or 1! feet. omccrs of
tho coast artillery. pad. however.
that it was quite as easy to plant. the
iIIincs iii dcop water its iii shallow. if
heavy enough anchors were used. So
with anchors woighln 1:300 pounds.
minus wcie planted fill the “"rucc
ii depth of 125. then 200 and finally 300
ft‘t'l. The complete Itibmariuc equip
liltiili I'm the "race" is now being pie-
pair 1 and will be in place soon

General Murray recommends in his
report. the permanent assignment of
one subnmrlne as part of the essential
defense of each of the following
points: Admiralty inlet. Washington.
Slip Francisco. the entrance to the
Chesapt-nkc hay and tho cntrnnce to
Long inland Sound from the east.
These would be used as an adjunct to
the harbor defenses ali'ca ‘y thorn.

llo asks for a rearigaiii llllltill of'tho
coast artillery. so as o inikc it.

~3PECIAL.

Best cut of Pork Chop. ltic lll
hold of Pork to roast. llit. lb
Hiuuil lean Fioshfiaino tilt: in
libido-tirade or Link Sanctum. llc iii.
(flioicc native ii‘owil. 2b.: lb.
Side Pork, 140 lb.
Fresh or Corned Hooks. 12c. lb.

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Rllll ilRRlS ERR lilE
‘ Rill RE iiRRWAlll

Norwnik is ‘olng to be lighted!
Randi-rs. hold your breath before you
read the rest, because Wail street is

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‘ point; to have 800 lights. stringing

from in front of Rogers a Stevens to
the Ct’lloblii'fi buildinz.

Four hundred sockets for the lights
were received today, and the other 400
uioexpected before Satin-day. and it
tin-y arrive on time that portion of
Wall street will be brilliantly lighted
on Saturday nllht.

This will be a kind of a surprise to
the good citlsans of Norwaik. and if
they are satiation with the results of
having even a portion of the street
llvth-d. they should see to It that some
kind of strait meat is made with the

luzoimmiliiit patty. that, instead of
having the, linhts for the holidays. the
”inhlhw should be continued lndofl
n to v

A tow dollars expended itidiclously
undoubtcdly will be one of the chief
means to aid trade and keep the
pie from coins; to places that s ow
moi-ii wisdom by having weliiishtod
straits.- hotels, mantras and other
forms of emanation.

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Grace Church Woman's Guild Scorcs
Anoihcr Success in its Fair in

Lochwood's Hall

There was a very large attendance
at Ifickwood's Hall. last night, at
the Grace Church Women's Guild fair
and entertainment. .

The booths were all well patronized.
and the force entitled "A Frigbtful
Frost" was presented by the young
people of Grace parish.

The following was the cast of char-
acters: .-
Mr. Watmufi’ (attached to the

past) ........... Kenneth Veruiim
Fciilinaud Swll't his nephew attached

to fortune hunting) . Eric Harstrom
Walter LitlIerlaiId (attached to

Emily). .............. Jack Beatty
Mrs. Watiuuff iattnchrtl to the mains

lily of her parents) .; ..........

Miss Florence Jones
Emily. her daughter (attached to

Walter) ...... Miss Emily Handle

A resume. of the play will not be
amiss as it was so well given.

The play deals with an Englishman,
Mr. Watuiuff. who considers hlmsclf
licnpecked. At. the critical moment his
nephew, Ferdinand Swift. arrives from
America with a wonderful liquid that
will put any one hora tie combat iur
til another liquid is administered
which will bring that our back to a
normal coutlition again.

Wattnuif wants it tried on his wife.
Waller Lithcriaod. who is in love with
the daughter Emily. tells Mrs. Wat.
uiuff all about. it. and she. finds the bots
tie. and solution out the liquid. anti
hits it with water, resolving that shc
will pretend to be under the influence
and later lct Mr. Waliuuff know who
is who. Of course the plot falls. and
Mrs. Wutmuff, aftcr throwing off all
prutcnso of being under tho infiucncc
0! the liquid not only gave her coii~
scnl to tho cartridge of Litiicrituid to
Emily. but also gave Mr. Wuiiiiiifl‘ to
understand that she was the theater
of the situation anti that lit‘ was a
mom nothing.

Kouucih Vornani made a capital old
nulu. \vliili- iii'lc iiiirstrom as the
llt'|llll‘\\' (‘iii‘l’li’tl out the part wcii. Jtirl:
liciitly. as the lover. was equal to the
mic.

Mlh‘l-i Flori-urt- Jones in the charm“
tor of Air». Wiituiuff ci'cIItotl laughter
by her actions Wlllli‘. under the sup
posed liquid. Miss Emily Randle was
not only a dutiful daughter. but also
played the part to the entire satisfac
tlon of the audleme. .

After the play Spefdei's orchestra
furnished the music for dancing.

Great credit is due Mrs. E. A. Wood-
ward and her coworkers. for the time
and trouble that tlicwwcnt to to make
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-——(‘.henp. bronze frames and highly
colored lithographs with third quality
glass are not the kind of articles we
are offering the Norwnik people for
their Xmas lists. Come in and 'we
would be pl of! to show you our
line of titlinti y colored Nuttlna photo-
graphs. ii. A. 'l‘ll.l.Y.

78 Washington St lupstnlrsl

W._~...

WE iEiiii lliiR iiiiiiEY iii iRE
PERPEE SAME AS RllliiR illi

Why do we so persistently advertise
and talk about our credit plan? Be-
cause we know we have a good thing
to talk about.

Wily did we give up a strictly cash

business and go so extensively into
charging all kinds of merchniidim- to
all reputable people? Because We arc
convinced that the masses will appro-
clulc this accommodation. and it In the
masses that. we cater to and not the
few.

Why do the people buy of us each
year and all thc limo? because they
become convinced that they get. the
equivalent for their money. get better
styles. not larger assortmcnla. got
their goods exchanged or money re.
funded for unsatisfactory purchases
witiiont any arguments. Because we
are up to date in our mcihoda. Be.
entree we are always on the alert for
the welfare of our patrons.

We lend out money to the people
some as all banks do. We sell good
merchandise for less money than oth-
er cash stores do. Here is an illustra-
tion on how We do it: When you buy
from us, and you wish to pay cash for
your purchase. we give you from our
plainly marked prices a cash discount.
When you buy from other stores, and
all stores (in a credit business. you
buy the goods for what. they are mark
ed. and pay cash for it The next fa-

vOred customer buys the same article
and has it charged. He pays less for
tiio~¢oods than the cash buyer. We
give the cash buyer a cash discount om
all purchases. Minus the discount we
Iindsrssll all cash store competitors.

Just at the present season, and be—
fore the C rlstmas holidays. you will
no doubt. 9 called upon to stretch
your purse in order to meet all de-
mands and desires to satisfy and pleaset
your loved ones. May be you will be
compelled to break into your ssvia
bank account. What a pity that word
be. Don't touch your actions. have
them in the bank drawing 4% interest.
We will carry the burden for you
Open a charge account and pay us
weekly or monthly from your raps tar
oesrnlnmr. You can dress the whole
family from head to foot on our suit
weekly payments.

H. KRINIR l 00.

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Delaloalions Amouniing in Several
Thousand Dollars Discovered by
the Poslollice inspectors

liiliIAli' lllRlIIRREli ARR
RER liiiiE WilliRElR

Was Employed Act 3 Years at National
Headquarters in Washington ,

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WASHINGTON. Doc. lO.~—Doi‘uica-
lions amounting to scvcrui thousand
dollars from the Daughters of the Aiu~
erican Revolution by a clerk employed
in the national headquarters of the so
ciciy here, were made known today.
The officers of the society have decid-
udtflol to proaccuic the woman, who
confessed to pcculatitnia t‘tl‘vt'f'illg a
period of til. icust tiircc yours. The
clerk. however. was dismissed and her
manic withhold.

Postofiicc inspectors by keeping
watch on the Society headquarters of
lice from a building across Ibo sin-ct.
tillleclcti tln- woman llII‘owiuu away an
cuvclopc, accused her or buying lllktitl
thioi'icy therefrom and brought lior to
confess llcr fault. The suspicious of
(lillt'oi‘s til the Society wow aroused
by complaints received. although tlicv
said it was evident that many oi Ilwsv
complaints had been interrupted and
destroyed by the woman.

'l‘ho ponlomcc inspectors have no
direct power of action in tho ruse at
present, as the mail was opcucd by
those deli-gated officially to this task at.
for it had arrived at its destination.

What has become of lizt iiinuoy fillt‘
on is a matter which is puzzling tlw
society's officers. The woman who con-
fcsnod tho eiulwzziuniI-nt was prisms
nod of an incouw iiilicicnf in iliillw but
independent, it is said, aside from an
ample salary she drew from the other
Sin» lived quietly and without outward
display of even such luxury as she
could afford with her salary and in
come.

~EGGB. EGGS. EGGS.
Warrantsd. tit :t0c dos. .ioscloff‘s

liliiAllllR SllRREllllER
RE lllRilRiiEiil ARMY

General Disz and Zelayan Envoys
Considered ihr Subject—Cram.
Des Moines at Bluelields

llld‘iGFililllils, Nicaragua. nor. to. »
Gnu. Estrada was Iiumbfourniod boils.»
Mir-ii bu. learned that tho object it.
tho ctIiIti-ronco of Zolnyaii Idivoys with
Gen. Goruoa Dias. representing tlIt- luv
snrgoui leader. was to demand the
surrender of the insurucnt army. tic.
Vasquez. in command of u division of
the gin ornnit-iit troops ncnr ltnliin. on
Wodhcatluy promacd it conic-ration to
Gen. Estrada. ’l‘hc laiior iii-llcvinil
that Vasquez sought opportunity for
an advantageous sIIIucIidi-I. not (loner
ill iliuz to maul his envoys,

Whn Dias licniti tho demand for the
suriondci' of the insurgents he linIIIc-
illatcly asserted that Vasuiion was the
one who should surrender. declaring
that the insurgent position at Rania
was iinprcznablc and that the United
States was supporting Gen. Estrada.
The conference continues today. 'l‘lic
arrival of the iiIiltod Staten cruiser
Des Molncs has created arciit t‘lllhllii-
loam and has drawn thcwliolo town to
the water front. The rruiiicr'a band
played the "Star Spaugiod llauner."
Commander John siiiploy. of the lion
Molnes, conferred today with Thomas
P. Moffait. the United States Consul
at iiiuotlclds.

«ROYAL SAYREUTH CHiNA.

There's nothing nicer for an Xmas
gift than a handsome piucii of china.
See display of it. ll. Chino. Suuboniiet
ilaby tlosllln. at Misti Mnilcl's. iltl
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KNOCKED FROM TROLLEY CAR.

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Dstsotiva Gladstone Painfully Injured
In South Main street.

Detective Goorirc Washington Glad
atone. who was prcacntsd with a min-
ioture trolley car yesterday nioritliix
by an anonymous donor. had an txot-r
lance with a real lil'illlil of tI-oiicy cu'

ending his uncertain stay in this trill"
of tear it sorrow.
teddy got aboard ii I l‘lii'
Main street switch a “it
0 our started up again. a man tho
platform torched backward in;
dblm forcibly. The force of this.
sent Giadd ll backward and as
in line wit tho stop. there 7
log to break his fall on the.
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pole on the sidewalk with oh town
that ho was temporarily and or
what was conspiring sbotl him. lie
soon recovered consciousness, oi
‘ihouah the accident can some as
amnion at the time. is months

was able to its about but has soars

as out hire bottoms to fast for

 

last night, which he thinks f‘itilli‘ nonfl‘

as affectlnritlio
as affecting that?

 

vice president 0!
Railway Trainmoa.
lug statement to bio
city last nightt‘ "

“No demands h
seated to the man _' ..
roads; none will .,. made until the
first of the your 3d thrill cannot be
presented even t J unison the em-
ployees vote to ropesitlon
drawn up by the milieu of
the local union‘s via-tho intuition. and
of the Order of Conductor!
The vote on this - lis instill polo: on
and it is expected ~ it. will be com-
pleted by December!“

Fvon after all
failed (if they "do
thought likelyl. a
Ichi-il without 30 d
cvcut Mr. Mnrdo
promulrailon of a“
finally comes a
months away.

The strength of the workman it rain
paigu lies in the f ‘t that they have
agreed to "sllclt it thorn" ('opias of
the if. it. 1‘. and (l. .. (Matter on this
matter sent to th New Haven. em.
ployccs were sea. hero yesterday.
Thcy call ft a co pinion of the poll
by iiccciniwr lb.

Should llit‘ \Ioic bf! favorable the i).
it t‘. and the b R. T. will at.» ioinIIy
with tllP railroad companies their (in
Iimuda fin lucicascd Wages and other
(“Eililllll illitl

’i’lic f“ll‘tlilit|
(‘tlllillli‘luiti .iiltiil: ..

(in .innuaiy 2o tile [postal commit
lei-s of mods Ioprcncntod in the as.
social on sill Jointly Marble in tin-
cillca where their citadtliisiiers of the
companies are located and will so
dcavor by conferencqwuh the oflicera
of llit! companies to have the lain-
poscd mics and wit“! WIN.

“If a compromise to offend by the
company. no settlement should be
made by any committee unless auth-
mixed by the grand oileers If any
iouilnlitcc fails to actfio on tho blots
heft in proposed, they will notify their
rcsllocliyo grand odious, who will re
small to their call or will further on
visa an or.‘ .3}? a.

AWE-ET Clo” AT JOSELOFF‘B.
Fresh from the prose. 25c gill

RERRi liiliiiii i8
SEARRER Willi RililR

ilEliliY. Doc. lll.- Anni-ml by her
withdrawal of a promise Io marry him
and lli'l‘ continued refusal. it in illicit;
ml, lhltlluiilt‘ii (.lill'tilt’tll'lltl. aiivcrtll)‘
slushod with a incur tho Tilf‘i‘ of Miss
idsaic Clllnl‘t‘lll this morning, when he
Incl nor on the street in Shrimp with
avvornl coriilutuii no. and after shc had
mnlu sitticti alto would not iilili‘i‘)‘ hiiu.
bliss Found“ in :l'.‘ yours old. and
(Enroll-riiuiu :lu. ltotb are rosidcntn of
this plum» and oniployi-Ii at a weave
shop in Shelton. 'i‘hv man was ur-
rcsicd shortly uftvr ilII- encounter.
WlIlic the wounds nrc not I'xpoctod to
row serious lli(‘ \tnmnii's turn will
Hillbilly tic illsfiaumi in. llfc. As
Carolin-unto throw the rotor away at
icr having slashed hci'. dill" lilndt‘
struck the hand of tint woman's aia
tor, cutting a finger.

~ i.oiu of i’oiit or l’itiigfi out} 100
ill.‘ liny'ca Mitt.

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. which is not
lkh unnot be or‘
1 notice. In any
' thought that. the
Miss. if a strike
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Commissioner Dunlap to inaugurate s
Campaign Nut Wash.

Highway Commissioner Daniel Dun~
lop appeals to the business men of the
city to assist him in his campaign to
iuako tho boldness section even more
than usually clean during the holiday
potted.

The garbage and ash collections are
mntlu encli morning by 9 o'clock lad
it iiocessary to get. the work done as
daily as possible in the day. he will
put no extra teams.

Tho business people can assist very
materially by taking in the receptacles
just as soon as- possible after they are
omptlod instead of allowing them to
stand along the sidewalks for hours at
n time as at the present limo. Empty
ash cans and button. the commissioner
hallovaa everybody will agree. are an
unattractive slitlit for holiday shop-
porn and everybody.

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oapiuo'rou also TAKE Pains.

Harry Stacey Benton. or South Nor-
Anlk. secured high honors with his

i-Iilnxton stock at the exhibition of

eatsrn Connecticut Poultry Asuncio-
lion at Danbury. yesterday. The exhi-
bit liaison Wednesday and will and in.
marrow. Mr. Benton took first prise
with his black Omission ban. and the
president's prize as wall with the
same fowl for the best female He at
so took first prise for the best buff 0r-
plngton and for the host pallet of the
same broad. Mr. Barium also intends
to exhibit at Madison Square Garden.
New York.

HOLiDAV OLOIiNl OF SCHOOLS.
The child mhoois of the Town or

Not-val will he closed Thur-adamw
firmbayfgggd hill the “(gritty following
aw . o customary
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; Public to Be invited to Attend. and

trim is not. '

in yet been pre- ‘4'
~ oftha mm

listless am

KEEPING THE STREET CLIAN. .

 
 

 

Listen to Addresses and Music
Arranged lor the Occasion

 

RlRl’EIlERR' lliiiRii
liii .RREREiii PiRlliRES

Class ol‘l910io Have Dance in As-
; semhly Hall This Evening

”T
On Wednesday averting. January
18th. the new high school building will
be timcialy opened to tho public. There

will by addresses by the leaders in the
work of erecting tin» now building and
in organising the work of the town
high school. The orchestra will be
present and cntcrtain with its accus-
tmnrd excolleut plwyiogs. The high
school niuimii will be invited to take
part in making the occasion a success

The lilsh School Alumni Associa-
tion will hold ii regular meeting on
Tuesday evening. December Nth. in
the high school asembly hall. impor-
tant business will be presented for ac
tion by the members.

Professor Newman. of New York
city. will in- on hand with one of his
very ontorialninu programs in magic
and mind reading. it is certain that
no one who has secn Mr. Newman's
work or heard it described will be
willing to miss this mosaics of rare.
good fun. A large attendance of high
school graduates is expected

(in Wednesday. December 15th. the
local (‘nriicutars' Union will present
aoch-ai pictures to the high school. An
assembly will be held at 12:30 noon.
and members and odicers of the union
will come to present the gift. Several
members of the high school committee
and other school officers will be pres
out to receive the pictures on behalf
of the school. The high «boot orches-
in will lander several selections

The (“In of mo 61. the m bill!

 

tin- assembly half this evening The
invitation cards are in the hands of
tho cniurtainment committee and havo
been I-uucrly sought.

Thr- following indies harp consented
to act as pnirouosscs for the occlusion:
Mrs. Edward H. numbart, Mrs. Frmlcr.
ick B. Batu-r. Miss Gertrude llohan-
nan. Mrs. James Huhlwll, Mrs. Alon-
nndor RIImuIlcr, Mrs. Kata Thomas.

The class prcsldcnt is Earle l-‘. Bak-
er. 'i‘llc socmtury and trouiuircr is
Russell ,F. Thomas.

The entertainment mmmlltcn
slots of Miss Cornelia Ullt'll.
W. ’l‘utc. liavid Ritlci‘.

h‘pcidci's orchestra will rendcr a
dunn- list of sixteen numbers.

The Itaiwra for the owning are
Music's. itnsscil F. 'l‘htiuica. Clinton 0.
Hilliln‘ll. lirncsi E. ici‘lcsnu. Ernest W.
lilIli-v. ’l‘iiouias liornn, William ilornn.
Edward l-‘mtati. \‘i’iiiinm l-‘i-rris and
Walter lluchi.

The class lllt'ililit‘rs illltl llli'li’ fl'lt'llilS
autiripatc it very cujoyahlo occasion.

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—-WHERE ARE VOU
Going to buy your Xmas Cigars. To
innit-o. etc? i have a full line in boat.
attractive boxes: for the holidays. They
are bound to please the moat fastid-
ious smoker. not them over.
‘ ‘3; ADREYFUBS. .

--Nico Dorhies'for Xmas. O'Brien.

CORPORATIONS.

Certificates of organisation have
been filed as follows in the office of
the secretary :1; state:

The iii. 0. lesbian Company. in-
corporated. of New Haven; offlcors. E.
(l. Mlsairiaa. of New Haven: real
deal. and A. ll. Arnkclinn. of star
bury. secretary and treasurer.

 

The A. B. Griswold Company. of 0

Stamford: officers William El. flush,
of South Stamford. president: A B.
Griswold. of Shippan Point vice
president and treasurer. and L. I“.
Merritt of Stamford. secretary.

'i‘ho hiystlc Social Club. incorporat-
ed. of Norwalk, has filed articles of as.
sedation.

-i.ow LIVEL Fulfill—QUALITY
TM! “or.

Native Turkeys. your choice. 26c lb

lbHorne dressed Chickens. 20 and 22c.

 

Fresh Pork small table. 16c lb.

Fresh Shoulders (Cal. hours). the in

Less Lamb. lilo lb.

Forecast-tors Lamb. 10c. lb.

Prime Rib Roast. )2 to lilo lb.

Squlros' Sausage. aranteod pure.

180 lb Pill! no MARKET”

as South Main St.

LONDON OOTTON MILLS OURTAIL.

LONDON . lot-«Notices were
postod today at mtba weaving mills of
the Bolton. Winn and balsa districts.
announcing that short time working
schedules would so into effect next
week owing "to tho prohibitive price
of cotton.” Many thousands of opera-
live: will he attested by the curtail-
men

 

”Humidors for Xmas. Special holl-
boaaii of Cigars. Cigarettes, etc. A.
tilt-yin as. .

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solitioi will hold the senior dance ”mt “ham

 
 

 

Connor Oil So Easily in Darien

Terence O'Connor. a veteran of the
Spanish-American War. climbed up
on the water wagon. Wednesday night.

 

in Justice Willmott' a court. at Dorian. .

Terence’s an n was in a way volun-
tary. for Justco Wiiimott informed
him that he didn't have to. However.
Terence was in a. willing mood.
O’Connor was before the justice
on a charge of stealing a horse
blanket valued at $12. the property of
Schilchtinc Bros. & Company. of Dar-
loo. Testimony given by Herman
Puck an employee of the firm. re-
vealed the fact that Terence borrowed
the blanket on the night of Nov. 28.
He was sleeping off a is: beneath the
wagon shot! when Mr; . found
him and undertook to shoe" him off.
Terence pleaded hard to be showed to
remain and .nbe for a blanket to
wrap himself Ifr. am am-
pathies were aroused and he not a
blanket for Terence upon condition
that he leave it in the shed in the
morning. Terence promised, butb
when morning come he apparently
forgot the promise He. started for
the Soldiers' Home. which has insert0
his stopping place for some little time
and on the way he met Robert

Stevens. He tried to sell the blanket.

to Mr. Stevens for 82. as the latter
testified. Mr. Stevens took the blur
net. and told Terence to some back
Monday for his money. in reply to
questions asked by Grand Juror
floatation. Mr. Stevens said he did
not know where Terence got the blan-
ket and he did not ask him.

Anvhow Terence did not go back
Monday. perhaps because he was
then in the honpital at the Home. The
Schiichting Brothers not Constable
Hanford Smith to look up the blanket.
and Ramp went down to the Home.
Wednesday. and induced Mr. O'Connor
to [o with him to the place where he
had isposed of it. it was recovered
and erotics was locked up

When given an opportunity to speak
in his defense he said he had no rec-
ollection of trying to soil the blanket
When he drank which was not often.
he said he become confused in the
hood. That was his condition be de-
clared. after Mr Puck allowed him to

use'the blanket. He pleaded with
Justice Wilitlott to Jiae him mother
”chance honor to; W3!“

ed they would take him ask at the
Home and be instructed Constable
Smith to take charge of the accused
and sec what could be done for him
at the Home.

Grand Juror flicGinness than any
goslPd that it would be well for Ter-
ence to take the pledge. Mr. McGilr
uis cxplalncd that tic thought it. would
lu- better for the man as well as for
the community.

"1 want to give the accused all the

chance in the world." be said. 'i‘Or i “ll

understand his case. and. what is
more i love the buttons and the flag
hr has served under. it he will take
a pledge for a y.cni 1 think it will be
better all ‘rount

Justice Willmott explained that
”RP conditions under which sentence
was suspended would cover the mat-
lcr fully. but. Mr. Mcfilnnlss was bent
on having the former soldier take a
mortar and finally his honor pilt it up
to thtI accused

 

--FOR SATURDAY.
float nutter, nor in. zinc.
liest Lard. DM‘ lb.. 160.
iii pounds Sugar. ”.00.
16 Sweet Oranges. 25c.
Old Dutch Coffee. per lb.. 200. .
.‘l pugs. None Such Mince Meat. 25c.
Sweet Potatoes. per pk.. «To.
New crop Now Orleans Molasses.
per gal, 50c.
H. E. MEAD a: CO.

OLD WELL LODGE OFFICERS.

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Osptsin Hickoon w. cola Chosen wor-
shipfui Master for Ensuing Year.
Old Well lodge. No. 108. F. and A
M.. has elected the following officers
for the coming year:
o\{iforahipfui Masterwiiickson W.

 

Senior Warden-419m ff. Flynn.
Junior Warden—wt. W. (turban.
Treasurer-Jam A Brown.
accretaryvltober M. Wilcox.
Senior Deacon—Nehemiah Condos.
Junior Deacon-«Ralph 3. Gregory.
Senior Stawart-~O.J Kristina.
Junior Stewards—C. Vancouver“.
Marshall-Thsddous Go or.
Chaplain—«Charles J. PI mar.
Organist—Frank F. Huntington.
TylorwA. J Crossmon.
Truntociiwf‘harioo 1“. Mills. Peter
Decker and J. ll. itundle. .
The. installation will be held probe
bly on the 21st inst

HARTFORD HA8 A FIRE WARE.

HARTFORD. Doc. to.—~ii‘onr terror-
stricken woman Were rescued from
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frightenod moo. unwilling to wait for .

the firemen. jumped out onto bales of
rm. in a tire that heavily amend
the warehouse of A. o. imalnnd ll
Company, an the corner of Pequot and
North streets yesterday moraine. The
employees might have come down the
stairs with no more danger than a
hint. full of smoke. The girls stood
screaming at the whim" until a lad
did was run up and they were piloted
safely to the around. Strokhlni (lab
hair, who rails the fistula elevator.
was out on the about when boom in.
from a second floor window. t. is

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rirl lcit Ave . ”Normals

WANTID‘POSITION BY
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Kremlin. Boxalflmg

Stamford Division.
Iron Mi. a~ ofim. Roasts ‘
business purpoafi. Romano. I

Jigs A‘tTero horn Putz“p as.
n e or so
condition. Apply to Shady Nook

Wan. Conn.
TO LET

TO Lsr-sn mono-Roost boosts
with all improvements. No. 9
Ave; rent :30 Apply to John F.
hon. so West Ave" or phone dis-4.

T0 LET~wSIX ROOMS WI
second tlmr all inipiovameh
month; Brush Ht. .. Norwalir. I
mend 6:. PolitrdJ itMuin 8t...

 

 

 

 

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bail). an attic. with all modern ,
menu: newly decorated. Inquire
ward Ave.

TO LIT-«FURNISHED OR
rushed rtmsnt, No. a Orohs .
quire I: on Avon Nil-rows.

Pianos. allT mod
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carpenter shop. t .
manufacturing. . ,
at are basement. hot-s?
and hotel to .; ~ 150
Rents to meet the want] laborel".
chonic. or capitalist for home or
ill on Raymond Bro

BUSINESS notions.

_ HEADQUARTERS FOR SANTA
Claus. Toys. dolls. block games. station-
ary. McKinley music. lanterns
stuffed animals. etc.

formerly Novelty Store.

 

 

 

 

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MANSION House ss WASHING-

ton St. new open for bus under

management. Thorouxhly novsiofl» j ‘

unfinished.“ Eagle firs we: all 7' - '“

coo as on n . .0

W. F. Teller, Prop.‘ nil“ .
TRIS. TRIATED FOR SECTS B.

fills-lies. Trees trimmed; sedans “'-

it'lllod. cavities cleansd.t so ondfil Illicit.

p lacing o trees in [cod ltion. Tread >.

sxsmin free. Joseph small.
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stacrao IILA'rmo at ALL ammo. . .
Osldlssd cooper. brass and lakobhhrm . .

old gold. [on metal and” no i Willa," ‘
against an .. ting “st-:53
as «am. new:
St. Tel. Ill-I. . or ‘ : ._

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Teacher of" Plano. Lartbs Shutdown» ._
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fight-t.- Church}, utilo. Wows
LOST , .
Losr ~— nicrwa rm communism “

Piano and Mott Avonv amnii slivcr purse.
8:! reward for its Icturii to tho t'lciiiiuol *
of“ co. till Hit. .

iii Iiiis'ii‘si”
lillili IIIIIIIII suit

in in Thunder Bay Cui‘Holes in the
Hull oi the Vessel '

roar ARTHUR, Ont. Dec. tow—arr“ ,
sinking of dredge No. I. owned it . 3..
the Great Lakes Dredging Company '
near Mutton island, in Thunder Basia"
last. night. six men lost their liviii‘:
They are: .

John Bradburg, an American.

Peter McDonald, watchman. -
Arthur, Ont.

J. Photon. fireman. Port. Arthur.

John Wilson. Bat-ole, Ont. ~'

Ooolt Cameron. Port Arthur.

backhand A. Smith

 

 

 
 

snow nicotine. but the _
denoted save some at