t uni-.4156 lure.
anal ring mesh spreadi’, dou-
‘ tabla ltlinlng. wit 14-inch chain The
c a to maria of a lid
h.‘vdr,hvrltl‘x‘ a thick alver
, 0” will
‘ nmqhgfizéffi‘fi‘ 310nm!!!" taéxdi
‘ w rofun c
‘25:?” be ddplidated by any jewehair
I‘ apartment store for less ihnn’éfitli .
all orders filled ii) 0. extra. end
all or money order. "\o checks"
DWARLES A. KEENE
lit-in all thin
. ii an Biliii
Willi convicted on May 22.1907.oi
Killing Her Husband by Pierc—
inn Eye With a File
, Hon’l‘a‘onn Doc 21 «at the ad
Journod session of the board of par
it!V requirements too cxaatlxix
o
.. , , N M city treasurer be accepted. ‘
out]. 4 inches deep. ,
Mn
[Win-Imus»
WW .I J. Walsh
‘ ’ mm the sum of the council to
Wt- oapoeloa by tho tints
ted orator mm: Klarapaar li' a hood
era-mucous intuition? hr the
tax calm Not only would the
company mu out for hula an... a
"0.000 bond from the treasurer. but
he must also doposft the city money
that he resolved in some bank. and
must pay [as more to insure the bapir
against loss. No action was tattoo.
and the subject will be thzrouxlny
discussed at the next moods a the
norms were considerod too his and
uncilinau William ll. iiurnell
made a motion that the bond of the
The mo
lion was seconded and passed
John J Hanlon presented the full“:-
log resolution, which was read by the
clerk:
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council of the City 0: Norwalk:
Whereas, By reason of some. mis-
take or error the real estate of out
local banks has not been fully included
by the assessors In the taxable ifssets
of our city for a number of years last
past until the present year. and the
owners of the some have, therefore.
paid no tax directly to the city upon
said unincluded portion. 'i‘lporcforo.
be it
Resolved. That
counsel ’bd herob instructed to in-
vestigate the ls l liability of the
banks for taxes do unpaid and report
the result of his investigation to the
council.
As a taxpayer of this city, 1 present
this resolution and lespacll‘ullv ask
for its passage.
.10le .l. HANLON.
On a motion made by Councilman
deard Finnegan. it was rhforrcd to
the corporation cunnsel for investlga
lion and for him to make a report at
the next meeting.
The question of the appropriation
the corporation
tunic and Taxation that 5250 be paid
to the city clerk and $100 to the citi
done in the state capitol yesterday, the
appeals .of prisoners sentenced from
Hartford, county were taken up for
conflidoratiou, John Dyncs of East
Holiiford, serving a life sentence in
1.378. , The daughter of tho uiurdercd
man opposed his release.
John W. Dwyer, who is serving five
years for attempting to kill Policeman
Beecher of this city, asked to be re-
leased. He is the father of 10 children
all of whom are living. it was said
~. that prior to the assault drugs had
2. been administered in whiskey to Dwy-
‘1 . er, which were sufficient to make him
crazy. Through the state's attorney
the board was told that the wife and
daughter of the prisoner are afraid
that if released he will injure them.
Michael Murphy. serving a term of
“ fhi‘bo to five yeuls told the board that
he had pleaded guilty to what he be-
lieved to' he a charge of simple assault
after his lawyer had promised him
that he would not get ovcr four
months in jail. The board suggested
that the state's attorney look carefully
into this case and report liltvl'.
50 Years In Prison.
John Warren of ’l‘oliand county, who
" completed 60 years in states prison.
last Saturday, for wife lnurdcr, has
been refused a pardon. At the can»
illusion of the day's session of the
board of portions, which had adjourn-
ed over from last week to bear the
Hartford county cases, tho considers.
tio‘i was given to tho 40 appeals. ’l‘hc
lowing pardons were granted:
Jeremiah Tempest». New London
county sentenced September 16, 1004.
alsht to twelve years. obtuse of (ethnic
child; Catherine Neill. Fairflold couu
ty. sentenced-May 22. 1007. live to
nine years, manslaughter; Thomas Mc
Glaiey. Fairfleid county, sentenced
February 19, 1900, two to five years.
robbery; William apudenslry, New
Haven county. sentenced Oct. 17. 1905.
six to ten years abuse of female und-
er 16.
in the case or tempoate the board
it is understood took into considera
tion the reputation, of the girl who
was the complainant in the case. in
the spudenaky case the board seemed
to he in doubt as to whether Spudon-
aky ever committed the crime ol‘
which he Was convicted
Catharine Noiil Free.
Catherine Neill of Bridgeport. in
making her appeal for pardon claim
ed that she did not kill her husband
by piercing his eye with the end of a
e but that the accident was caused
by his running into the end of an um»
breila.
John Savlak of Hartford county. who
was under sentence of death for
murder committed in Glastonbury
on present at the session seeking a
glided As his name does not appear
the list of the fortunate once the
sentence of death will be curricd out.
HIXAMETHYLENETETHAWNI.
The above In tho name of a German
chemical. which is one of tho many
valuable in narcdlonts of ll‘oley's Kidney
Remedy. oxainelhylelictotramlno is
ironclad by medical text books and
ii thoritioa as a uric acid solvent and
angular: for the urine Take Foleya
a?! Remedy as soon as you notice
irexuiarltios and avoid a serious
is” Bridge Pharmacy and F. 1.4.
and? oceans. aiglll'ihlill CHIRO-
d'f‘Ohl, nae. 21*Btiilllllilt
titanium: rived with a warrnn
”hire today rs its him with lit-std a
mu Hucklewi for bid: been
_ to since tiled it. when George Krona
w fatalities at a Polish christening.
bionic: will be men a bearing
blow on Wednesday.
O:tiqr Orr 0r)!
‘.~ ritual i
l
' isfactory
,treasurer was brought up for action
:While the council was in favor of the
extra amount being paid to tho‘ city
{clerk some of the members of the
council thought that $100 was too
'much for the small amount of extra
work that the city treasurer was call
tad upon to do as heretofore the head
of each department made out his own
'reporf and presented it. Non the
lolly treasurer is expected to do the
work. and the time that he would take
to do it was hardly worth the expendi-
ture of such a large amount. After
considerable discussion the rumor
inundation of the board was accepted,
as far as it concerned the city clerk.
(in a motion by Councilman ilella tho
rccounncmiullon by the liuurd oi iisli»
male and Taxation to pay the city
treasurer 8100 for extra work to be
done, was laid on the table.
A communication from Joseph .I.
Cahill offering to keep in repair the
tire alarm system in u perfectly sat-
manner for $300 was read
and acc opted
that a test must be made every day
l A coliiinunlcutlon was read from lilt-
\\'omen's Civic l/cugue, calling the at
llenllou of the council to the filthy con»
d-ition of Klondike park. and the rub-
bish and loose paper that was in the
vicinity of the alloy of Jones is Hutch»
kiss'. It was cloimcd that if was dun
ucrons to the health. Also that slow-
ucepers ought to take greater cure in
unloading goods and preventing excul-
slul' and papers from being blown
about theatreels. The communication
was signed by Mary ll. Furry, t‘laru
r3. Scymour, Rosalie Shelton. M.
Louisa Lane and Clara Perry. advisory
board of the league.
Councilman iiurncil said that be had
soon .‘d. Deb‘. Lockwood. and be told
him that there were worse places in
Noluaik than the alloy refused to.
The question of the ownership of the
located was brought up. it is back of
this place that the Women's Civic
League also complains. On motion of
Councilman ilurnell the corporation
and find out whether the property be-
longs to the city of Not-walk or to Mr.
Lockwood. That it was a valuable
strip of land. and if it belonged to
the city It could be pill to good use.
The corporation counsel suggested
that pill-u be driven at the fool of
Smith street and u bulkhead he put
iii. and this would make u ilrutclass
dumping ground. He also stimulated
that‘s dock could be built there that
would servo the city for the next fifty
yearn to come. No action was taken
on theae suggestions.
Councilman .l. ii.
the » following:
Resolved. :l‘hat no part of the money
appropriated} to the sewer department
be hereafter expended for the care
and maintenance of the highways of
the city. and that any vote of. any for-
mer council uulhoriuluu such oxpou
ililurc is hereby repealed.
'l‘ho rcaolutiou was adopted.
l‘ounuilmnn Finnegan roporiud that
ho had a light ldstulledxtt tho carnal
of It‘flilViUW avenue and Dover atmot
ills report Willi accepted. its also
locommcnded the placing of two more
lights on the avonuomona at the cor-
ner of Maple street, and the other
midway between Mania and Dover
streets. He Was instructed to see that
Milne presented
on the application for extra lights on
no thought. that there .were continue
at the city that ironclad extra lights
more than the realdeuta on iii-nab
atront.‘ And that the lights on New»
town and Biliartuvuaucs would be in-
ltalled stance.
(louucilmauMllne. chairman of the
sewer! department. reported progress.
and Ommcllman Hallwita. of the milled
department. toporbed that. his dcpurt
. moat trap in a aatlufaetory filliifiiiilm.
Councilman human. of tho highway
department wan instructed to lnvcatl
e A 3 71¢ i A i?ilt.tii.lil°ihii 333:3: 333325
wasnmoroa. Dori 213”“ «vaun-
uaaoe of its «dam to reduce the new
bar of fatal accidents in American
that Survey has just issued a printer
for the benefit of minor. and others
who have anything to do with cxplo‘
aivoa. Written in plain non-technical
Immune. it describes how and of
a what inalorldla explosives are made
points out the dangers in. their uaeyand
shows how these may be avoided or
reduced to 3 minimum.
Vigorous objection is made bv the
handsome l
by: m “at lilo io|-'
lowiu' afternoiy'nicdeat prices:
bureau to nao~of black powder in any
7% inches, at $ 4 50 uxlue where there in danger of ages
9 inches, at 600 or algal dust explosion. lnvgstlguitlf‘ona
10 ‘ by l 0 survey prove sityst 0 pr or
”Kin m c: a: ”(8:28 that the flame from the explosion of
' 5 inch x ‘ 5~ unlock powder lasts from 2, 500 to 3, too
“a 5‘ i «00 times as long all the flame from newer
explosives, and is more likely there-
fore to ignite gas oradust in mines.
Wise laws and commons based on
remnnulcnded by the lioard oi’ rlsll-l l
with the understanding!
land on which Jack’s lunch wagon is'
counsel was instructed to invoatigatc,
the extra light: were installed. Mr.
. Flanagan said that he had luvestlgab
ttrush street. and at the present time
for by the cariond to be used for re-
'Dairillg highways.
'lhe bills presented to the different
.depmtmcnts. which were voted to he
ipald. amounted to the following spins:
ltligbwav department ........ 8 282. 30
Administrative department. ..1 lot. bf)
lloard or Health department” 400.00
Sewer department .......... 5.00
Sewer extension ............ 110.60
“we—0*
'l'olul ..................... $2,044.80
l The ulcrk was authorized to pay the.
iiutelost on all city obligations up to
ianuuiy l ifilll
There being no further business to
conic up before the council. it adjourn-
ed until the that Monday in January
WHIlHIiill liiii ii’iii
HIS iii filillli iliilillli
lDlsgnsled at Lack oi interest in Aor—
isl Navigation
ik‘fimllidtilli at *iilt‘ lack of inlercai
shown in his efforts to lnuator the
problem of aerial navigation. Gustav
Whilohcud. flu;- mpcrt machinist and
lltl'illiiulit‘ constrilotm‘, lieu disluanllmi
his latest coliairuoilon and is prepai-
tag to devote his than to propariua
his little home in Tunis illll road,
Fairflold. for the winter.
Whltoboud has succeeded in aucul
iuu tilt‘ cooperation of Bridgeport
own after his dctnonatratlou of the
machine at the golf links several
: seeks ago But within tho but fort
llighl they have suddenly lost interest.
‘ He has apt-ht all his money in the pur-
chase .oi materials and in payment for
‘ labor to assist him With ills machine
upon which be exiles-tad to get his ina-
chinc uudcr sumciont liendwai in
' launch it into Nilflllh‘. but ill‘ found tin
expansi- would bu mole than his men-
grc purse could stand, so abandoned
his efforts.
There is something paYHcllc in
Wiillchcad' a struggle to solve the pro-
blonr of aorta) navigation lie is an
uncut engine builder and can con-
alrult engines of probably less weight
per lmrsc powcr more sucocasl'ully
lhun filly-Dilli‘l‘ cugino builder. lie has
spent the “router part of his life in
oxporimontlng with various types of
flying machines and eight tests ago
be made successful highs in Fair
field. He spends all he makes with
his ermine building in experiments
with new ideas, and he has amassed a
wealth of statistics on aeronautics
gathered from personal practical ox-
puricucc. Yet be is unable to enlist
interest (‘llililgil among men of wealth
to enable him to construct a little
stretch of track upon which he could
launch his machines.
“it looks like a hard winter nbcmi"
he said to a reporter loduy.
log to givv up trying to fly for the pre-
sent, and prepare my little homo for
the winter. We got to not come money
together. i re neglected my own Work
this uummor on my aeroplane and
now We not to stop spending money
ur i'ii limo nothing to provide for my
family"
mm‘o—‘w
casroma
Pox- Inhiixt'a' rind iliiildroa.
lla Kiri in lllu tulip but!
Bears the .
Signature of ,
r
PARMINQTON RAIL av SOLD.
HARTFORD, Dee fl «.1010 stock-
holders of. the Farminaton Street flail
Way (:ornoahy. met here yontorday and
voted to (film or their holdings to
the New York. New Haven and Herb
ford Railroad Conroany at par. There
were thirty stockholders present. The
road which operates between this city
and Unlonvlllo. la capitulixed at $109.
000 it is one of the uncut equipped
null boat managed roads in the state.
it but never paid any dividends the
curbing: going into auulpmcnt 'and
maintenance. .
Runway-M I
After exposure. and when you feel a
old comfort on. take Fuloy's lienay
«ml Tar. the areal. throat and lousw
initially. it stop” the dough. rollcvuu
the congestion and ”haul. the cold
from your ayoinm l. mild e lataim
Bridge Phrtmaey and y, g ”35‘9" in
lie had planned to build a monorail“
created considerable uxc tomcat when.
'l'ni go,
fact and experience and the strictest
possible discipline are recommended
(lollies 0.; the primer may he had
Without a” by application to the
director of hrife» slithered. this city.
..WEREE l
A six-duller WHITE-LINED
ENAMELED
PRESERVING
KETTLE
With 1 Pound Cans
Sovereign
Baking Powder
Sovereign Baking Powder is
hlghoat in loaveulnn power and
Absolutely Pure. Endorsed by
tho Mauaohuaatta Board. of
Health. the moat particular of
all the states.
Fifty Cents Pound Cans
The Union Pacific
Tea (30.,
120 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 502-3
FREE DELWERY
Headquarters for Sugar
iii liliiiil ill Willi.
The soft roses of silk ligo the girdle
are a‘ novel and pretty finish for the
waist, if the waist is of good propor-
tionwthat is not too large.
ilolh exceedingly plain scparut‘v
blouses and those made elaborate with
lace. cmbi‘riidoricn and frills are in
great demand. but the purposes which
they scrvc arc widely different.
A charming combination is that
made by lavender with the soft gray
of chinchilla for,
Small sleeve”. draped ovoruklria and
lunica. gathered waists, (which do not
expose deficiencies) and contrasting
ynkou and waist. frills—«all those which
are now so fashionable, aid in making
the task of remodeling far easier of
uccompllahmrm than has been the case
for some years.
The lardlnlcrcs of perfectly ammnh
dull grass are exceedingly effective
with the growing plants that droup
over them.
A housewife who likes to haw» bur
pantry as nonlin- arranged as the rest
of the bonus. and who is very fond of
white in this part of tho lionsc, nol'a
can or while cnu‘lnel paint and Cln‘l‘i't‘il
all the various tin rcrcptaclcs for supp
or. lpicea. ccrcuia. om. which come
iapoiluod. The cifccl of all while. was?
delightful and an lnccnllvc to the timid l
to wipe thorn off often because dust
showed no plainly on them.
The somewhat crude stun of gold
cloth is aofll-ucd and subtitled by the
diaphamus materials which so uullor i
only tell it '
i
The ltycr of gold cloth which is laid‘
between others of different fabric but
ibc‘samo color, plenum eulrancinzly
through the lillllinoss of the chiffon
and iucrcuuos the weight of tho nur-
lncui wicb is usually an outcr wrap
for evening.
Only a lull. cxcerdiuglv graceful girl
would hilmlipl the gown whose chief
ricooraiinn wait a widc l'liint‘ of the
material alarliuk at one side of the
illilll and swooping down across the
“gum in u slanting lino to tho kiiflf'x
iwhcrc it swirla around the buck and
up again to tho front. This is a day
of novelties.
it must be confedood that figured
lace veils are more likely than not to
give the wearer a “arxccklou beauty“
oifootm-if indoed. the effect of beauty
is (faint-d at all. “MW"
Beoauao a not» kuocker is an no A M‘TR‘W’“ 5‘0"“ “in" 82""
usual gift might make it all the mom 10‘2“ m, A .,
an ucccptablo one (‘crtnlnlv a bomb p. M'“}““’°'q 2“” “‘50,“ 5:35“
amuu brass piece would be on olna- ":sox' 7:” 71")“ ”“0" 10:”
uncut to almost any house. ‘
Among tho novel styles ill still our l NEW YORK TO SOUTH'NORWALK'
A. M.—~l‘i:00x. trill. 5:40. tlzlb. 7:45.
bruidcrcd stockings is the (lesion com—
mencing at tho ankle with tiny button 5:51“. ”JIM. l0102x. 10:05. il:00x.
more or murguerilca which gradually l ”303.
grow lurgcr as the design runs up till" l’. Afr-12:08; 1:00, 2:00x. 2:57.
side of illogloch‘lng. ”132:. 3:55. 4:32. 5:02. 5:2bx, 0:27.
ii in a ruillcr novel idea to cxluuzl .tnztilx, “:03» 3303’“ 9130. “300!-
the black puucl of a pm in two parts SUM”.-
new roar: new Haven s
HARTFORD RAILROAD
”-
TIME TABLE.
#—
ln Effect November 8, 1909.
SOUTH NORWAL'K TO NEW YORK.
A. hl.~—12:5:lx. 5:08; h:ilx. lizus.
0:52. 7:20, 7:46. lizlfix. fltblx. 9:10;.
9:37, 10:20x. 1015235 ”:20.
P. M.»12:0:lx. 2:50x, 3:81. Grilllx.
52353:, 51502:. 0140.6:l’i0x. 7:lllx. 7:42x,
mlox, 10:29.
real mines. the United states (loolos- .
‘Jeddo Cool for Furnace i
WeGiVIYOilfliblofMym Ebb ‘ ~
Waiblflooiufluvom “hm
isosAftcrIlivoDm. w.
for Every Doc. (lat or Chicken’i‘hafltfllit:
Leah's Heloii, .
1 Hartford can... ‘
Don‘t wan for ‘I’i’xi‘irigs
to Him,
Prevention is hotter: than cure. it
you are in any doubt whatoVer about
y‘our carriage barman overhaul and re
pair it so you om tattyyopr New
Year drive with confidence d omn-
fort if you give tie the ordei‘ w and
the damage lap 00; too serious well
have your cal-He's ”iii H1133 oh you
can enjoy the dsiy as you'd? whet to.
Luther it Wright
.007" NORWABK. CONN.
Mm} ”i.‘ “\‘li' 4.:
UNIFORM HEAT W
You can heat your house uniformly with a
. Honeywell Temperature Reguiat‘or
Will keep your house at just the temperature you wani it. The
Honeywell will save coal and gain comfort for you.
Installed by any plumber or heating contractor on 30 days’ trial.
Attached to any hot air, hot Water or steam heater. Ask for
information.
The Argand Boiler Cornpan
SOUTH nonwamt CONN. ff’;
Nv—Mv"
‘w i 1‘
Cross creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grille
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
Children Happy
Raymond Bros
noun... a B“ or .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 46- 3.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Plggery to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (links of cvcry description. 0pc, two and tiil'co-ply 'l‘ar Paper.
Sash Wrights and i‘urd. Slump:- Paper.
7 t .
Moulded “notion Quilters. two sizes. Sheathing and .lluildol‘s‘ PM)“.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric
warranted. ‘ Hair insulating and hastening [Papers
Roofing.
T .
A MILD REBUKE.
When one woman rebukes another.
the cynical bystander thinks it well
to have his our open. She was a my
man wiluuc clothes were lwiicr than
her manners. says the Washington
Star.
Siw walked into the railway car.
tilted bar band supercillously. sniffed
once or twice. and uskr-d. in a loud
voice:
‘fla this the smoking our?"
"No, ula‘am." answered a iiolllllrc
young woman in the first soul. "1
lhlnk you'll find it three cars for-
ward."
Childron cry
Hill FLETCHER:
C A S T O R i A
.....a w... W...
_.. W. mw.-._.~,-.m
THE MlLKY WAY.
The reason that the stars in the
Milky Way seem so closti'loitothor is
because we look at them odgo'wiso.
l‘bcy are really not closet-.togethar
than In other parts of the1 llamas.
out there are indeed. billions of them.
and most of ilftaln are supporiod to be
uirroundcd bynplahoto. 'i‘holr color
depends on their degree of heat. Very
hot stars are blue but ttieielalro' lilao
red and green and pale ydlfom all“
i'bo real color of our sun. whey tell
us is blue. its red and yellow has
being due to our atmosphere
Wis-l-
THIS is WORTH REMEMBIRiM.
Whenever you have a‘couah or cold.
Just remember that Foley a ready dud
Tar will cure it. Rommmr the some
il‘olay'u Honey and fl‘ur. and refuse
substitutes. British Pharmacy and i!
alvc. if one is thinking of the cost flat 1
it in neither good policy nor good taste
to provide clienp things for the desk.
. Ono housekee it who says that the
flavor of choco to is lost by boiling
it adds the grated chocolate just be-
foro putting the icing on the cake.
boiling the oil; iggi‘fidlolrill first to
get lilo riphit
Flat gold braid aid nrtmud yoke;
opening and al a cape on silliplcl
black velvet be it a ch look
without detracting ram the charm of
its simplicity.
W
«Can't look wolf out well or foul
well with impure blood forums-«yum
body. Keep on blood pure with lbw
dock $1”er . light plainlyi take
igorci oep cl‘eali‘.‘ and’yo‘u wii have
fig”! .
over iill‘ xlluuldmx. lulu cpaulcttcu in ”Adam-“”30“. 6100. 7:30, 9:15x.
fmut. Those opaulotlos are trimmed. ‘ '
forming a dccldodly pretty foulurc 8-3:) may)?“ 5““- 0:0lx. 73”“
Thero acorns to be quito a fancy fur ' x. ‘ x.
.thc long stole-film pieces on ovuufmt
wr a which. aim-tins at the front. arc .OUTH NOHWM‘K To NEW
th in ovor tho shoulders. somctluuw' HAVE".
crosslnh in tin- back. 97. giwl‘ai‘lilx.“ izlllx. 61m.
Wonderfully l‘iCil (““th wrmm'l']? '8: 3. Iiiltluili, |iii}. . ”1'17: .
Which are compound of t'illiTHllN lliifi 1"; ”W’Jr'fm‘x‘ 3MP (Mix. f1“)-
ncl. luld ovur handsome ullkvu Nathan, "5-“: oill’i.':.illx. filly» 71W“. .hllsx.
with oil‘cruulallona of luoo and mu- ”5”- vi“ “'1“ 71"” 1” ”l’iilfici’u”
lu'oldcrics. curcr lluv all” more wmr only. ‘
durful gowns of favored lll‘ulllica WWW“-
1‘llorc serous luUlluil 'lo the rirhucxu A » i2: lllx. lzllix, .7243.
and elegance of these guimouts ll: Ii. 10: lillx. ii: lxx. .
Dusk furnishings are always accept P M “b 10.x. 6 48.711010 333"
able and they. are not always upon 9 ‘3‘-
soorH . nonwatk 'ro oauauav.
A. M.“~li20', 0:20. 8:27, 9:09.
P. M.-~1:25, 4240:. 0:11. 7:18.
' Sundays.
A. M.——1:to. 0:15.
P. M.-7:35. y
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