, . ......-...... custom Sj,
.. «imminvd. .1. m wn' .5. was ammemWWt
onto ei Ciaiaina'sg Commander Freed
1.011004)? b biotic Connec-
’ Ilcul‘iiiisilmeu ' '
NEW EfAVEN. .bec. 15.-Captain
o’rge B. Anthony. who commanded
the famous Outalpa on" her .notablo
ppm to Australia when that intrepid
expedition rescued over 100 Irish
prisoners tro’m nu Adstralian prison. is
minus the lite..mor.txase.ot 31,000 on
his'Nawlfiediord horneraised at once
‘ v by ‘tpndr iiuhscribe’d by prominent
‘ li‘ilhulsa in .thii city and other cities
will the state.
.‘ it would be chantry-moment in the
lite at Town, Agent James Reynolds.
- of thin city. who organised the aspect.
' tion, tvei'e lie-alive to note the sonar.
otlli appreciation at the time of his
captain's faithfulness to duty.
.. ; Tile movement to raise the mort~
gage alerted about a year ago in Wa~
territory at a banquet of the Robert
Emmet Club. to which Captain An-
thony hadbean invited.
A committee of three. consisting of
John J. Bpiain. of this city. 8. Z. Poli's
general manager. and John J. Mor-
iarty and Thomas H. Hayes, of Wot»
erbury, was named. Mr. Splain acted
as secretary.and treasurer and Mon-
. , day announced the completion or the
fun .
" if ursday~of this week a check tor
$1.064 will be presented to Captain
- Aithonyr in, New London; where a
great celebration has been arranged
- ‘ the eve tbv the ills a-gsele. or
. ”city. he check has ecu espec-
, j. ‘ designed througlmt Waterbury
‘ ball . itgia or very large size and
5-, sitterbeingcashed may later be from
ad andpreaented to some noted irish
organisation.
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‘ -’ “DIMATUREQALCOHOL ACT.
Two Amendments lnirotlucbd'by Cow,
‘” "‘2" ' ivnmsniiiii.‘ intsiidul to ‘Assist
3 . f in its Mannheim-q.
; 'WABHlNGTi‘QN. Dec. pg inf—ne-
" . .prsaentgi'lye Hill today mireducon two
‘ ”amendments to the revised statutes in
relation-to distilleriea. These amend
tonne .manulacture. .oi denatured ni»
cohol. .
‘We first amendment is as inflows:
“in all surveys 5 gallon of mesh or
beer Med for. ermente from ,gralu
shall represent not less titan one builht
at or grain, and seven galibns or mash
or beer bread or tormented irom
molasses. except in distilleries opera
ted epithelium mash principle, in
which distillerlcs 60 gallons or beer
l ,. brewed r tormented lrom grain shall
. i5:i-~'represen not less than one bushel
of grain and except that in diatiileries
where tile alteration and aeration
‘broceas is used with the approval or
the commissiofi or internal revenue.
that is. where t c mash after it leaves
the mall: tub is passed through a lil-
. ' toting machine before it ls.run into
'-' Hg the formation tub. sevefiy. gallons oi
‘- .. beer brewod or ternml ,firorn grnin
shall represnt not [as than one buahcl
. 0‘ ’.. in” “min, .
' he pgond amendment, is on lol-
Iowan “‘ lvery fermenting tub shall
be emptied at or before the end of the
fermenting period; no tormenting tub
in'a sweet mash distillery shall be
,iiii \ottsnsr than ones brill hours.
‘nori ‘a'lpur‘mash distiller ofteuer
“than onc‘e‘in 92 hours. or in a
distillery where the alteration and
_ e aeration process is employed, that Is.
tr where the mash after it leave: the
. :tnialh tub is passed through a filtering
‘ ”machine. before it is run into the
”Wanting tub, and Only the filtered
nor passes into the tormenting. tub.
I810 {approval or the. commission of
all revenue being “niacin-ed, often-
ln “hours.” ., ,
. . anmtr'" lb"!
, «MI cfl-floiiiii't
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' ,sanaus‘r or “s; A. a.
'i‘lis Bil-stileid. in' Bridgeport has
has selected as the. place for the an»
__ ' .i most .snd imitst'ofdhe {Gon-
. sec sir, Sons of the American
. ‘ A. asst. Weldon ’s birth-
rie‘sndlm in the parit.”l . will be one
3hr tacit planter social events of
. ‘ whitewater“: decided last
tflIflhfiiiiQfimfltinfl oi the board
an» in wilsyen. itwss [in
, nsdthst Sculptor dWsh r
s a model.“ the; statue.”
Millions blah." muymi exhibit
. .f'xitsadinute a” is to
7 . , liucb. thespot made his»
.g. Wish-timeouts which inn
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ill!
menu Iro' specially intended to naslar ‘
, iiilililll liilliilli
Machine Turned Turilc and Fell 100
Feet. Seriously injuring Man
Driving it s; ’
‘ PASADENA- Cat. Dec. lb.»—.i\iiaa
Agnes Clnypool, ill years old. «laughter
of a wealthy resident of Pueadcnu. wile
itiilcd.’uiid Hervey Hissell. 24 years
old. son of a Grand Rapids. Mich. nui-
llonnire manufacturer. was perhaps is-
taliy injured last night. in an automo’
bile accident, ‘ , .. . g , .
Mr. Blaseil and Miss, Clsypool were
riding in a racing automobile. which
went over the edge of the burrow
Eagle Rock Valley road rind full 100
feet down the steep incline.
Miss Claypool'a body was found un-
der the machine. A broken rib had
punctured her lungs. Bisseli was ly-
ing nearby still conscious. ills collar
bone and right leg were broken and
his spine was injured.
Biseoll sold (but as the machine.
started over the edge of tho incline ho
was unable to check its night with the
brake. The heavy machine plunged
down the citibnnkuwni and turned
over within it few moments.
It Ia‘sald that Blot!!!“ and Miss (‘lny-
pool were to be married this winter.
LOUNSBURY LODGE MEETING.
M
Class or Eisvsn Members Received
and Many More Eupectsd at
Next bloating.
At the meeting of P. C. Lounsbury
Lodge, New England Order or Protec-
tion, inst nightfi‘a no” of eleven can-
didates wnu initiated,,thc work being
performed in the built manner ever
known In the history of the lodge.
tichrul of the ladies of the lodge aa-
sislcd in the fullinlory work. About.
ten more will be initiated oi the lit-x!
meeting.
It won voted to donate 87» for the
use or the Snlvution Army in feeding
000 poor people on Christians tiny.
A delegation from (lmruoto‘wn Lodge
was present. und speeches wmrc ’Ilililit’!
during the evening by Warden floorgc
Milli-i. of Georgetown; District ln-puty
Wnliucc Smith and Brother I‘llrlslic.
of Bridgeport. 4‘ g . .
The. ngxuiar nomination. oi.» olilcurs
won but and the election will take
place at the next meeting night, in NW)
weeks. . ,.
ecu. m'ro inlaid-Warren.
. 1-??- ~. i t,
Three Year Old ll‘istol' any Dies as
_ p a Result... _
BRISTOL, Dec. zit—'Ptili‘l‘. the three
years-old son of Mr. and Mrs. atnnley
Smith. died last night at his home on
Meadow street from the bci'fects or
burns received Saturday night when
the child roll into a tub of boiling
water. The tub was standing on the
kitchen floor and the child fell into it
backwards.
4 u... 4»
HOTEL AfiRlVAhB.
Mabsckomomlohn 1). Scott. W. E.
linker un wile. Neil ilicllnull. New
York; l.. lniz. Newark: 0. P. lieniicy.
New Milford; (l. 8. Inwentliul, New
York: 1.. it. Huributt. Wilton; l3.
(lrwnsleih. William . W. Chapman.
Bridgeport; P. G. Sargent. New lin-
vcn; P .1). Lawton. city: William '1‘.
Price. beaten: .1. B. Drake. P. A. in
tour. H, W. Eastman. I). ll. iinrrls. A.
H. Bursa. New York: d. id. Bane. Mil-
ierton, N. Y.: A. C. Johnson. Boston;
H. l. Capen, New York: William hi.
Hoyt. Stamford: L. F. Hench, New
Haven: George w. Holmes. city:
George Motley. l-l. iliosuy. lrvluu
Shear, it. '1‘. Cameron. New York; .1.
A. Huston. Middletown, N. Y.: A.‘li.
Haywood. beaten: (3. Ho Shepherd.
Troy. N. Y.: ii. A. Guilfoyle. Provi
dance. it. L: Id. 1’. Miles. New York;
William Roddy. New Haven.
WARRANT FOR IHILDONOtljl'.
NEW YORK. Dec. 15.~——A warrant
tor the arrest of George P. Sheldon.
the deposed president of thc Pbehix
insurance'com y of Brooklyn was
put into the hon of the Greenwich
Oahu. police esterday. it will be serv-
ed, it was sat ,ns soon as Mr. heidon,
who in seriously ill at his h me In
Greenwich. Improves suiilclvntly to be
removed to this city. where he is end»
or indictment {or grand larceny in con»
traction with alleged misappropriation;
or the tire insurance company’s funds.
Meanwhile the Greenwich police
have been requested to keep watch on
theindictedmsn. ‘ .
The new atria or ‘dres’sing‘the heir
helps to conceal thstdstscts or a had
1r I oped tread, the adventures; of
whlc the. germinwho knows humid
look 0E0 "it rest
wt u
n be others look upon"
' the even in. .
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iii
3'
Hrs. .
Abbe. 6! Warehouse Poi. . not
Jii. Oil‘s firm We.
death of rs. Abbe tits “.006 III to
death at Hrs. Abbe the 06.000 is to be-
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9.
5
3
, To Robert . lulu-
toii, ot Msrldan. a son at Dr. listin-
toh. the testator Inquesthed his wall. at
and chain: to his brother. Herbert it.
Emission. of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. ii.-
000: to George w. Beale. son or "my
old cook. 3500. Paragraph 8 cl -» the
will bequeaths a life use of the re-
mainder oi the estate to Mrs. mules
ton and on, her death the artists is to
go to Dr. Mission. it Dr. nglenion
be not living at the time at, the death
of Mrs. Eggleston. the entitle remain»
ing is to go to the children or the rep
i-eaentntlvcs of the children of Dr.
neglected, to be divided among them
"per stripes and not per onpltn."
The «state to estimated at
3250.000 iri.{300.dop.
WELCOME STRANGER LODGE.
. n
“M...”—
from
Visitors irom Bridgeport 'and atom-
Eotsrtslnsd Lost Night.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
Sons of St. (loot-go. moi into night in
Its hull, Main aircct. Norwnlk, and
entertained n delegation from Pioneer
lodge. 0! Bridgeport. There were
present visitors from Mugna (‘hnrter
Lodge. of Bridgeport. uud Albion. of
Stamford. . ’
After tltc mceling rho iollou‘ing pro
gram wux given:
.l. Turner. song. “Waiting
(‘lulcf' .
A. Wiggioawurth. song, “To the End
of the World With You."
J. Knight. recitationa in Yorkshire
Jlnlcct. "ll Might Have llccn Worse."
und “Cbrlslcnluu the Baby "
.l. Walker. sonar. “Stiller, licwnro?"
'i‘hotuuu i-‘oraytb. whit. “Believe Me
if all These hindeariun Young Charms."
There were a number of chorusca led
by Messrs. Walker and Turner.
Refreshments were served durinu
at tho
Welco e titranger Luise is pisnnlru:
to visit Mound Charter indire- in Jan-
Illll‘)‘. . .
KNOWS NOT OF CONSOLIDATION.
n. W... N
Supt. Lake Talks about Latest Rall-
rosd‘Itory.
warnnnunv, ‘péd; law-sh mun.
llfiti been said concerning the rciuirf
that the New Haven cornpany is sort
uualy considering the advisability oi
consolidating the Western and Mid“
lurid divisiona nod of placing Supt.
Charles a. lake. of the Western Divi-
sion. at the head or the two divisions
that local railroad When are doing a
in! of wondering. .- .
There hasn‘t been u word said at thr
local railroad station about the pro.
posed consolidation. and none oi the
Western .Dlvision officers has had any
intimation that the Midland is to be
consolidated with the Western. Supt.
Charles 8. Luke has heard nothing of
thereportcd consolidation. nor has
any of the other oliiccra. if any oi lilo
Western Division ofllcitiia card of tho
uald~tobeoirfoot conuolld lion. then
Supt. Luke would have hcnrd some:
thing about it. undoubtedly. ho
thinks.
. Mara—H v
FOUND D‘AD WITH GA. TURN‘D
, 0N.
,HAR'I'FORD. Dec.‘ lh.-~i’err.v 0.
Newton was found dead seated in a
chair at Isis ista All)“; M‘Hildilon
ulrsst. yesterday. ' He had been
asphyxiated the was ie‘ over his head
being on full blast. il' a thought that
he failed to light the lot after turn-
ing on the gas.
STAMFORD RANGE
Old Santa Claus reached for his
. ledger where it lay on the chim-
neyashelln . _
And be cold. "Some things We
neglected that make me ashamed
of circuit. .
I’ve thousands of names oigood
youngsters and every known my
. on thaliat. .
But veg ’iew names here oi moth-
ers. at'a something i seem to
haysmissed.
Dauotsdand gout! patient mothers,
who ,‘iustat this moment may be
A-darniug the little ones’ stockings
to‘rifsng in the chimney for me;
The mothers who cook Christmas
.thsyear.
Who
1 know, oiii range called the Stamio
Twill cook all things modern. and
mothers are.
i’li send in at once a rush order, I‘
(tattle
chain's Ranges will brighten their kitchens and tho mothers will ,
blast“ SintaClaus.’ ’
p mu earn: 9
a
literati... an illusion and cranky—come new? em like hilt-P
years had , since their
' old ms:
”to Mill!!! wile Ito mm so well
all“ Wmfit’ti”...
are a t n 1
He could not help but club
As he “Italian! changes
in the years that passed him by.
All length be sadly turned about
.And sougbthio easy chair.
Where the flickering lire trout the
hearth
Shane upon his silvery hair;
Slowly his eyes beganto close
A! nature o’er him Ilient.
And while the waves went rolllng by
The lighthouse keeper. slept.
He drssint Mlli'i a Wrong 54pr
Tossed by the wind and wavr-n.
Win: many people upon‘nsr deck
And no one near to save; .
lie saw them lumping overboard
into the icy Sound; .
There were but two illit'l‘nlllit’t‘$~~-
They must either burn or drown.
.
Then he awoke and looked nboul
Mid from the lighthouse door.
min he saw that hurnln ship
About two miles from s ore.’
The limited wore awooplug lore and hit.
Nollie was them in view,
For all but are bad perished
Qt her passengers and crew.
Andtbey. upon some cotton bales,
Were blown across the Sound.
To the bench upon Long island.
Whore hull hold!) they were found.
And “rod for runny yours to tell
The exiicrioitcs of thnt night.
When the steamer ioxlngton
burned
(lit Smith's lsinnd light.
(“ALVIN A. SMITH.
TURKEYS "MM' BE HIGHER
CiilIOTMAC. ‘
From out of the worn comes the re
port that the turkey crop In short and
that consequently there may a
mnrkcd thematic In the price or the
birth: over that ol Thanksgiving when
litany Norwallt people complained be.
cause of the ‘ I' Wholesale dealers
in pclullry any they will be obliged to
pay from one toirour cents a pound
more than they did a month any
So profitable were lurlicya to rsiscra
at 'l‘hsnksgivl that many sold their
entire clock. w lie otherir depicted it-
to such an extant. that they had them‘
selves facing.” shortuc. for the
Chriatmna mused.
Childron Cry
"it "tied!”
CA9 oRlA
NELSON W. WILCH'!
, Janus.
CHICAGO, Dec. lb.-—Accordlng lo a
statement ly- John Robinson. whohaa
bean acting as agent for Battling Nel-
son. tbc Dauc has accepted terms for a
match a'ilh Fwd Which. the British
lightweight chum rich. for a twenty
round hunt in gland in February.
Robinson snya thpt on English publica-
tion dovotcd to puglllam had uttered u
purse of 320.000 for a meeting between
Nelson and Weich.
OUILFORD WOMAN'S GRIIF.
nonwmn. it. v.. Dec. lbw-Pearl
normed. of Guiitord. is mourning thr-
donlh of herlthird dance. Herman
Spencer. who wan burned to death in
a barn Monday. They were..to.havs
been married today. Five years. ago
today Miss Dorman's lover was killed
while boarding it train and two years
no she was W ,to a young mart
who died trom‘ an operation for up-
pendicltls u wehit before the date set.
for their wedding.
Will!
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W ”m H"
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dinners and book all the restroi
: ' l ‘ '
w - ' .l ,i ' ;;r
rd with every device up to date ,
also the things that our are da
:3
m a iriend td’tiui Good Mothers
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rt; Willard c. this» 31.90.
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Noam-my Vm~mnw~miia Ii. ‘
Isle. Mind; In. Nathaniel m
er. Monet-orig lire. w. i). Bishop.
Jr.. Bridgeport: lion. Norris ii. nostril-
Icy. bridgeport; Charis. ill. Ami".
Bridnport: Charles (3. Godfrey. If. 0..
Bridgeport: George I... Porter. M. 0..
Bridgeport: florid il'. Read. Bridal“
port; firs. Oliver (l. Jennings. Fair-
flcid; n. Henry C. Blur-gs, li‘slr-
tield; Samuel 1!. Wheeler. Dgslrteid:
Henry a. (llovcr. Fairlie“; Rev.'mnk
S. Child. D. D.. Fairlield; Mrs. Nehe-
mlnh Perry .F‘piriielti; “Miss tour; ll.
Jones. landlord; Charles s. nonmetal.
New Haven; Mm Eefdvinsston Wells,
Sou-Ihwrt; .fiov. :«iiiiitnttnd (luiiheri.
111)., South rt; Charles M, Gilmnu.
Southporl: on. John H. Perry. South»
port; Mini 0. M. Mllbank. Greenfield
all]; dimes, ,B. Kincaid. Greenfield
Hill: Manfi‘bomna K. Noble. Washing
fun. i). (7.; Mrs. Mclbcrt B. Carey.
illduollelll: lion. P. C. liouushnry.
iiidgciicld; Miss Murcia W. Averill.
llanbnry; Hon. Frederick J. Kings.
bury, Waterbury.
signatory—«Mrs. William B. (llover.
f-‘airdeld.
Assistant Secretaryvbilas Funny 8.
iiinckley, Fairlield.
Secretary “ oi Mtilnbt‘i‘flhillle‘fl.
(iiicslcr ii. Brush, Dnnbury.
School Secretaryw Miss Frances
fluid. 45 West oven-tic. South Nor-
walk.
Treasurermiillas Mary
lr‘airiieid.
Executive Commillcc~-bira. Samuel
ii. “Handler. Fair‘lcld: Miss Mary ii.
Kippcn. r‘ail‘t‘lcld. Mm. Junior; 0.
Wright. ir'ulriicid: Mrs. W. B. Glover.
l-‘uirllclll; Mrs. H. (7. Storm. Fulr-
fir-id; Miss Funny 8. liiiickio'y, Fair.
livid: Rev. Allen; R. Bocman. l-‘ulr-
iii-id; hire. Iiownrri N. Wnkcman.
Soulhpurt; Mrs. E. ‘4. Wolls. South—
borl; Mrs. Morris i". Tyler. New lla-
vcu; Willard V. Van Nome. Ncw Hov-
en: Miss Grace K Moody. Bridgeport:
Howard hii. Kan p. Bridgeport; Hrs.
Waller .- Suit . Sinrui’urd; Mills
Kntharihe VA. Wilcox. Wcsiport; Mrs.
Chester ii. Brush. Danbury; Miss r".
A. Hurd. South Nurwnik; Wilbur F.
Smith. South Nora-dill; Mine Lottie A.
Lacey. lithporl; Mrs. K. M. SpuId‘
in? mi geport: Wm. Whentley. Fair
fled: Mrs. Edmund Guilbcri. South-
port.
ii. Kipper).
ans-—
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MOTHER BOUGHT THOSE CLAsaY
.. JOY CLOTHES.
But Vannawm or Restaurant Adonis
Wspt When Huahsnd Was Jailed
. on Her Complaint.
9 the least incl.
12-18 NO. MAIN 8T.,
The ovens are large. and being quickly tinted. give
steady and neglect baking and cooking service with ‘ ~
Q THE it J. COLLINS co.
GOUTH NORWAL
k.
.Hlt
SECRET seawcc secaerive-
.. . seas. .
No’ One Ever Heard oi a Detective
Being Killed.
"Funny thing, but (‘illl you rumour
bei- 'cvl-r having heard or rend or 1
Secret Service operator buying been
murdered?“ it was an old New York
detective speaking. "Of course you
haven‘t. and yet they are in u line of
work in which men are killed now and
then, in spite of the line way in which
all the Sl’f‘i‘t-l‘ Service men stand
by each other. The incl is that
the Secret Service keeps thc
murder of one of its agents
just on secret as some important mat-
ter of Stutc it has discovered. The
Sit-creel Service man when he joins
..
..
becomes us one who never lived. His
relatives never know.
4
“They are told he line gonc on
iinully disappears and they lieuin
receive his pension. YetI while thr-
murderer .0! n Sl-crci'Bt-rvice man Is
never urwet'cd or punished for the
criruc. never even necuscd, he is pun-
lshvd just the some.
“i remember the case of a Secret
Service man who won stabbed to death
tiflcr midnight by an infuriated ltalinu
cmmtcrteitcr in Mulberry street, not
half a mile from Police Headquarters.
‘A Scorer. Serviceman drove up swift.
ly In it cab intended for the captured
coiinteifcitcr. The dying man was put
in lit-fore bc‘had icft much blood on
the pavement to tell of the murder.
llc died uckt day. No one ever heard
of it nor of‘dny puniahmcnt for this
murderer. Bill the counterfeiter was
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 15.-Joacpii
hinrccllarawoulhiul Adonis employed
about the-railroad restaurant, collide»
and in the city court toriay that the
best way 00 be. a apart is to let your
mother buytthe garments for you. it
In cheap. and brother is so proud of
her oilspring that she will spend hcr
last cent to make him look classy.
Marcella was arrested that night on
complaint of his young wile. Today
she said she bndu't received but
from him in all the eight months of
their married life. She is cmploycd
an a domestic. larcellu has been liv~
lug witbhle torrents. 291 Maple titres-i,
Judge Wildcr ordered him to pay 83
u week. and to post bonds of 8300 as
a guarantee or the payment. in do-
!auit of bail ho was contended to jail
for iii: moulbe for nou-aupporl. Af-
ter court had adjourned, and he got
no lionddmiil. his wife went Into the
cell room. fell on his neck and wept.
He went to jail. .
MONIIL WIN! lie 8800.000 PROFIT
‘ iii COTTON.’
BRIDOEPORT. Dec. ll:——Ex-Bena~
tor Archibald McNeil. by a successful
plunge in“ the cotton market. has
cleaned up more that 8300.000 in one
year. llc begun to buy cotton last ile-
ccmber and has now practically sold
out all his holdings iii a large profit
and won it fortune In the transaction.
The climax of Senator McNeil‘s int
vestmcnl came last Thursday. when
be cleaned up 853.000 in loss than half
on hour.
Prior to the time be had turned
into cash, holdings of cotton to the
extent of 8250.000.
Senator McNeil has long hnd the rut
piitutlou oi Milli. a shrewd inventor
ile liiifi been fortunate before and cot:
ion won the medium through which he
made thousands.
TROOPI ON WAY 'ro NICARAGUA
PAIIIIITHIOUGH’ Hill.
power-all hundred troops it their
way to ilNIcsraaua-«some i them
perhaps. navor‘to return attain—emailed
through South Nor-walk yesterday. it
was because the. Failenlvot Line boat.
on w ich the were being transported.
was old up y the fog that they pro
ceeded by. rain _
it was after 1 o‘clock that the troops
together witb‘othsr pausnmrs who
had been held up by the ten. arrived
in this cityw .Thsy came,- from the
vicinity oi lesion. the. marines havinlt
been hit to the navy» srd at the
Hub. , . will to to P lladsiphil.
whence they. will stsst’n direct to Nic-
aragua on a ti. Ii. trsnlpori.
83.
shortly after brought up for counter-
feiting lilid got a souteucc long enough
in kccp him In State prison for the
rest of his lite."
I
l GASTOFI’IA
For Infants and children.
Ills Kiri tulips Alvin Birgit
Marmot { *
MUIR'I GAO" CONTINUED.
iI-‘ormsr‘ New Haven look Treasurer
at Home. But in Poor Health.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. “Its-“A contin-
unuoo of two weeka was granted count
sci for Robert 1‘). Mult‘. the former
treasurer or the People's Bank and
.i‘rusl 00.. bribe city court. Tues-
lduy, the explanation being thnt Mun
,is not ready for a hearing. The prosc
looting attorney agreed to n continui
‘ance. but made the statement that the
prosecution is ready to proceed at
any time. The complaint in the carer
is now one ofoonuldei‘abio length, it
but-bur been drawn to meet a numbcr
ui' plumes of the bunk situation brought
uliuul by Muir‘s alleged mishandling
of funds. The complaint us first
brought charged theft or the funds. lint
the now complaint cavern charges of
embezzlement. the making of thirteen-
irlcs null olher technical points. The
prosecution uppllrenlly Intends to meet
the defence of Muir Whitley-er line It
may lilkc.
Muir remains at his home and Is
not in good health. it is understood.
LEAD PRODUCTION IN 1908.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ib.~—~Altlioupli
the United States was the gradient
loser among the nations in the 1008
production or load. neverthelssh it
turned out in that year 27 per cent. of
the entire world’s output. 'i‘bln is the
statement in a re rt by the United
suited Geological. urvay on the pro-
duction of lesdlin 1908. Missouri. the
leading producer showed an inflation
in theamount o the mineral mined.
while the three bent. icicles. ideho.
lilo , and Colorado. showed reduced
pi notion. . ,
.wllrs‘ssusv curls KILLID.
WATERBWY. Doc. iii.~irvln 0.
whiten. a caster at the Water arr
W“ ww‘wwm
W“.
iv“ n was-
"idiot-r 1.3.”
Rollins little. was instantly killed,
. . sitter-oar. It the explosion of a pot -
’ ‘ ‘ Wt in which new .,
“mud
s metal melted snubs m
ital-m a water
known thul it he died In the discharge ‘3
or his duty he simply disappears and '
some for distant mission, in which hi!‘
to :
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Iii IIIIiIIit‘I MM!
' it ., - without »
The strapcdztunip of men. wife cm-
broidcrd with, jet which tulle liver the
coolred' evening gown is noththe desist
or its claims to bounty. all on slit!"
of the mascot «let zircon“ ’pwaioic
costume a limit rand style ‘ inipoasible
to get in any other way. 1,. ‘
in order to insure your Iitbmmrnadc
embroidered connr filling ‘ well.“attnch
it to the foundation of 'a worngout' true
that ordinarily came from a good bab-
crtiiisher's. L '
Putting on embroidery ring in the
top of the family bag which is intend
ed tor u catches" adds greatly to its
usefulness. if made of Randy cre—
Itonne. quite a Japanese lantern elfcct.
{that Is odd and pretty. can be given.
It is said that no more exercise. than
to take ten or thive long, deep
breaths lying tint ”on the. hack every
night after retiring; wiil' inike the
chest high and full;j and i know that
\it fills the lungu‘wiih neon dirt pro-
. vldcd the windows are open) and rit-
laxes the ourselves of the body so that
one will {all comfortably asleep. _
To keep theflonsi *hot lit the hrcnlc
last table set the chilling diet) over the
blazer tilled witnbot‘wnter: ’tbie; is
an improvement on' ’t-‘utiiig‘ ‘cold ‘toiigi.
or even calling the maid repeatedly.
, ,plain or iii“. .n‘ _ r bled old-
.sdfiii 6’ Eedmfg‘ie gig:
L 6i!” i
t otwo
,1
980nm, in. 4
a cute littiebkirfiim for a do
opening (or the neck and catch
sides together at the right spotter .the
arm-holduaud the thing is done. A
bit 0! ribbon niehée‘tbc ncck nrettlly.
Some women who are very prover
with their lingers are further beanie
lying the sills hose they. intend to
give for Christmas gifts by insets .ol‘
line lace or trolling embroidery sprays.
'l‘hlr gives the haul exquisite much.
but must not be attegtptedby the int
exmrt. Better buy t cm already out.
broidered. .. . ..
' About the quickest and easiest way
to cleanse a hair hrualris to drop. It
into not water in which a tenspoonlul
of soda or horas pantheon dissolved.
Rinse well. wiping dry the back. this
is what i am told, but Mike .anunonia
for the purpose. better than anything
lhnvetrlcd. , , _ mi. .‘ .-. ; .-..
It is only occasippgliy ”till one sacs
an evening wrap of the role ripe sort
finished with windmill“: co lsr. but
surh a bailouts muliabccrlllhllie. and
indeed safe, for one who of necessity
in :bfigsddt’ocpretebt her throat? not
an it .0an "Unit. 3 P ‘
gray ,cioth edfilfiaii choir-1’}; in, wide
bands of china: ‘ in one o .t prized
Taoism .0! ; modification”-
reswt ‘ p, q.‘ , ~(a.s.lime
likewise edgeddnh mortally. _ , :
Buttons. huge and wonderfulfhraid-
ed and connected one with the other
by radoil'ul loom or-braitsreehiploy.
ed on the chartiilng'nnessy cloaks of
the season. Only two are used. gen-
eraliy. one. on .sh‘eh‘ stile 'hi. the open-
ing‘of the purulent. ' - ’ . “
here is it reclpctm ”with man‘s
rice pudding“ which came with the
eagles» cake recipe-from New Britain:
Four tmtupoona‘wlshdd rice. oue‘iod'rth
teaspoon gait. one—haircut: aunu‘. one
half cup raisins Lillie quart milk. Milt
all ingredients in an estate basin and
bake two hours. stirring occasionally.
it one has pulp ‘skirnined milk *to use,
add a tobieeuoon «butter.»
A noticeuhl att 'ctlve arrangement ‘
or hair was to dé w bout/buy aw tubes
or putts or millions or on till .d an
the otisde. There wad rev who‘re
roll against the head. over Which-the
hair (which seemed 19 'b quit‘ebi art)
was loosely “ bill} Ean : vein re
than at the Macinto-
were tamed ‘iigiorj’s‘i‘id is lit!
there was no, "MM? all kind "iv I
loosenin- ofrsli no your. , r o -
iy short, hair coliid be easily dressed
in this way. and thallium ‘wsaquitu
my. _ ,
Lowss twill-iii}? ii us
Meet: new: K.
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CHICA Doc. 21‘ :«lowor‘istnnsl‘a-
turn in .199: filubli tliihdtilb.‘,iliortiiijh
strides or chair rectal seveiai’ times
a day and atelier? cam in» “for
better Meltdown s‘i'oi', djohiiii-
no will result: as mailman»,
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