21.330
s
. My ofh'iil‘l'ib.
mammals. Dee. 2(.—~Dselsr~
mg: no ”Whitest as nearer
‘ mil machine. .tho mason
the United States. was lablllihvfit
,. . . the yard of the New York Ship-
building Company at Camden. N. 1..
w . y in the present of several
. operation. A. the big “hull
mun do'wn the ways. Miss Mary
‘ All“ Silly. of bait blurb City. days.
ter‘s)! the governor of Utah. broke
a sally be—ribbpnea bottle or cham-
‘ [epinephrine heel or the gran:
fiend ‘spoke the words that gay
‘ “MEL,“BJIIMG. \
7 *iAinonl.e,i«hope‘ on theslaanching plat~
,. tormvfwere representatives of. the
Navy Departmentpdovernor Spry and
members of is family, a congressional
delegation, including the members
from Quin, many‘nuests “ORLNQW.
York and other cities. and nearlywall
he odloers of the shipbuilding comv
, l ‘ ‘
tumble the fifth of the all his
. poof battleship for the pulled
srhavyvto be launched. When
. 'ihompleted gills will he more pow rfnl
,.thsn the. .einware and .North no sin
' (the Dreadnought class. and has been
. 1.1de by a member of Congress the
‘Bkeered 0' Nutin‘." The Utah has
, lengthen the load water line oi 51-0
. or 521 1-2 feet over all. and a
beam of 88 feet 2 inches. Her trial
draft will be 28 l-.2 feet; displacement
. ions. or 2,000 tons greater than
Delaware and North- Dakota. and
, spend is expected to develop 20 3-4
,khfltii or'more an hour.
. .Ihere will be ten 12-inch breech
suns lu‘her main armament.
.‘xlhdhhtsd in live turrets on the central
, line of the ship.
Two of the turrets
will be forward, one nmidships and
"EWO‘Ifl. Each turret will be protect.
. ed bysrmor 8 and .12 inches thick and.
will be supplied with ammunition by
electrical hoists from the magazines
and shell rooms immediately below.
Thaeutire bundling of the guns will
be done by electric motors.
ixteen 5-inch guns protected by or.
mar will be provided for defense
against torpedo boat attacks. Close
‘ nub-division and strong bulkheads will
iii» ‘pllllllllli llllf-iillliliil
,- tween Hartford "and sprlngneln in fav-
= ‘fhi‘ the matter of making the trolley
10ml addition protection against mine
and torpedo explosions. .
While the Utah will have no equal
completed she will not hold that proud
.po ition long. as the naval program
(01 owing the one which called for
mob. tbs gnstssfimhip ever built 4
W
new but: Mu it out
that,
son
4 pin. toseiher serial ports oi celery and 5 ‘
«raw osbhuo.
i wonder if people gellerally rewse
. how seam turkeys are humming.
.is‘predirtod tbst in a fewyms they
will, he at least 50 cents a pound. You
see there isa lot of uncertainty about
the maturing of a ilock. more than
'of them are unwiilng to try to cope
. with the new problems that have
pay the raiser for the trouble and ex-
pence or the‘ great number that die out
of every flock.
elaborate to the point of gandiness, it
order to be aiodishly gowued. in other
words, this is a season of individuality.
lousuess and great elegance.
it is bill a dlflicult matter this sea-
son to conceal an unattractive waist
line. Ali' manner of waist, draperies
and courts are used for decorative pur-
poses, which at the some time are skit
fully manipulated to distract attention
from lubarmonious lines.
crate decorations as much as they do
for good food. if you haven't time for
Christmas dinner table is properly pro
pared.
suitable for girls.
orlngs bring out some delightful hur-
monies in evening gowns.
Velvci is par excellence the fabric
ior ceremonies and dressy occasions.
but there are those who prefer its
modest cousin corduroy {or utility
costs and other street purposes.
The trouble isn‘t so much with one
slander-ins tongue as with a thousand
crcdulons curse—«New York Times. Wi-
might remember this when the ncxi
piece of gossip comes to our hunting.
in a season like this. It is ratncr nac-
less advice to advocate the use of
melted snow for bathing the face.
However, it is said, to be as soothing
and softening to the skill as rain wai-
or.
lkln’t have a heavy soup or u too
rich dcssert on your Christmas menu.
it too often happcus that after one has
finished with soap hunger has almost
entirely disappeared and the rainy-
'nieut of the rest of the meal vcry
,lniu'h interfered with.
l Solnchow it is almost always rod
filuii We see combined with the dark
liars for tut-bans; .ysl souls of lllt'
roommnsnyrmsms-
seas: '13:“th . ‘
Whit. tandltthuhsso.‘hymt ~
on when you swimmer“.
A [000 mid slow is made ll)“ 01100: t
it
there used to be~so much that many:
farmers who used to raise largo flocks. ;
arisen in late years. The felt who sar» "
vive must be sold for a good price to .
While many unto-date dressings are
is not necessary to dress gorgeously in .
although it is also a season of lawn "
As most men do not care far elsb- .
both be sure that the food on your ‘
'Possum fur is considered especially y'
Changeable effects in twotone col- 5
p} {twiore 12-inch guns than the Fish
‘ {“5};th of me Utah class. provides i hundsomcst one... of the season are of
.i'br vessels that will be considerably iricb brown sable with crown of lowly
heavier. The later ships will mount :sofi biuc velvet, and nuotlulr smari
' 'lomblllntlnn is smiskin with some of
lllt‘ golden yellows or the. new mustard
color.
in placc oi the bright flower or still
feather on iur turhnns. a fail-shaped
wedge or tint bow or heavy gold em-
broidery is coming to be used quill:
n bit. and u very smart touch It given.
The heavier and more slnnptuous
the gown material. thr- illlnior and
more delicate the trimming. is the uni-
versul rule this season: and while chill
ions and silk nets are ornamented
with bands of fur and gold embroi-
deries. gowns of rich bromides are
finished with the roost doligate lanes.
to ten inches in thickness and will A young mother oiien imagines that
protect the entire ammunition lliilldl‘ sbc can at once take up again her so.
lug. machinery for the iii-inch guns in ' vial and domestic duties within a {my
. the turrets shore. . iwoeks ol’ the advent of tho liiilo 01W.
Tan turbines, six far ahead and four : This is a sad mistake. sometimes dis~
lot .ssiorn. capable of developing 28..‘.covorod only after serious physical or
‘ horsepower, will be installed. mental harm has been done. and should
Steam will be supplied by twelve wat- be guarded against at all billiards.
or tube boilers and cooler oil may he ‘ 'l‘bere arc other things for more bu»
, ill. have a heavier secondary bat-
!» 4
.5!“ Utah will also be titled with
film «submergedtorpedo tubes and will
Rifle {ten-gismall guns for boat service
, ”in splitting purposes.
-_.fl‘he main armor belt oi the great
ship will be about eight feet wide with
an ayerage thickness of tea inches.
Above this will be another belt of an
aver e thicgncss of nine inches. and
still ~ izher will be the casement or»
near protecting the secondary battery
and. funnel bases. Each harbette will
be made of amber varying from four
,, $3 of railroad commissioners bu rial
used for fatal. The two smokoslacks
poriunt than social events. or oven
on the ship will extent seventy fool than kcepiug the house immaculate.
above the waterline.
The Utah «an be fitted for a bag-
Ihlp bulb her complement vouch will
it t, 1. crew of noon. of whoml
333?] ligolllosrs, ‘ '
00008010 000
:Psiiiimu lor BridgeporbShslion Ser.
vise Will Be Interested in This
Residents of Bridgeport mid towns
in' the Nausatuck valley who are aux»
ions forlths resumption of s halthonr
fi‘l'illlby service between Bridgeport and
“fieltontwiil be. interested to note that
the Connecticut railroad conuhiaalou»
we have settled a similar difficulty bo-
or of the people.
The sprintileld Union says:
homes halivhourly between siiilleld.
ordain! Springfield on the West
Ton attire town of Hatfield and
.the Hartford it Springfield Street!
or (Similarly. the Connectieuu
that the number of passengers
f gallium between Nov. 1 and April
it idiot solidi at to warrant more
Manifold-1y . rviee during that pool
3 to! the year. tournament in:
. mantles: of t e Hartford ti
. , -» . id street Railway company:
the Wilwllcm «rumour so
' M the finrinlriield runway};
. is promised. however. i
i now-twan- .
HIM GAL! A‘I‘ IIA. .
\‘eivoi and (or or even two kinds of
.i‘ur do not suffice to make an evening
wrap rich sud ornate. enough for the
:modern beauty, but they must be lur-
,tber embellished by rich ambroideriex.
'iiluly laces and handsome billions.
Although the greatest number of this
season‘s coats are long. some are al-
roariy seen that reach only a little hi,h
low the hips. 'i‘bosc are surely more
comfortable for the long walks that
pretty girls and women like to tails
.ior their health's sake.
Gold and silver embroideries are
combined in some brand new l‘uris
creations.
The now toys which many chlldrou
will receive on Saturday will lie tho
means of putting the old ones into dis-
tsvor. and to how many will it occur}
to send these they have tired of ’
like new? Thur are goingto have a‘
Christmas tree for the little folks at
the Saivatioh anny rooms. and ..don’t
you suppose they would be acceptable
i. ero..
unanimous.
MUSIC HALL.
For the (ibriatniss end of tho week:
an exceptionally good bill has been ar.
ranged. The Three Nowmoms, , who
now caused such favorable comments.
hsvr been recognized (or this bill. and
with James H: Mahler. "'i‘bo baron at
the Piano." who really is a show in
himself. Plenty of fan can no respect»
ed. Carlony and Dryer. comedy
sketch artists. will offer twenty min.
plea of lsuxhter. ldliisn Mum. the
southern son? bird. and George Kane.
“The Heine rem Holland." will com-
plain a mi mod laughing bill.‘
sun "or swrrcmsws triples:
li‘l‘. PAUL. Mind, lilac. 21i.--’l'hat
the switches. strike would nip.tu-
some children to whom they will ho. .
n
Jacob
. manufacturers in the
.I ‘ ordinary maize elsewhere.
Upright ‘Pianos, $150 upwards f
h..
many instances as g
“ ”hie-Piano
uuanw-Dhct in .
Manufacture of ont‘) dinner. ' ' .
.sell iregt to youryop .caniscchrcfia Piano of the highest
, are c for the some priest that you would
i
l
l
l
i
»- no wimsom,n.v.cm .. -
l
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t.
.l& SONS, Inc.
. Epitome-lamest exclusive Piano and Player-Piano
nltcd ates.
made and. nolclto .clstlsbver 95.000 Pianos. Only
the very finest mats ‘ l and 2W rlcrrlnnslilp enter into the
ing to the fact thatwc
pay for an
Ounces: designs/cover a ,
i
ll
variety of over 40 different designs and woods.
Player-Pianos, 3395 onwards
Sort!!! Mont-lib; f’fimsnis Accepted
Special Sale of Sikhtly Used Pianos
Theme pianos ‘liav‘besn taken in exchange as part .
payment on new pianos and pimp-p‘liyers and are in
as now.
following and similar standard mikes:
cy include the
-. 6...... m w... .w _. a.“ .. 0...“..-
comm-ruse manna.“
Appointments Announced by President
Tracy.
llANBURY. Doc. 24.~Suporiniotr
dent George H. Tracy, of the public
Connecticut State 'I‘anohors‘ Associa-
tion. has announced the appointment
of tho follow committee on revision
of tho r-onsii “ion of association;
Snpnrlutsndrnl l-‘. H. floods. of New
Haven. chairman: Frank i. Jones.
lluriford: .l. ll. Stallion. Norwich:
Charles W Deane. Bridgeport: H.
Marsh. ilockville: .l. .l‘. Maddox. Willie
lllllllilt‘; Miss Julio Brazos, Middlw
town; Miss liurrict M. Stone. New
Hartford: Miss Sarah 7‘. Palmer. Col-
chostcr and Ridkeflold.
Mr. 'l‘rscy has appointed the follow‘
ing committee to confer with the Con.
norticut Teacbcrs', Guild upon- tbc sub.
loci of pensions: iii. Norman Sironu.
of Hartford. chairman: Sherman l.
iraves. Now iinvon; Miss Catherine
Mullen. Dunbury.
._—.. «ma»-..
CONNECTiCUT PATENTO.
The following were issued Decom—
lmy 21. i909; list furnished from of‘
iii-c of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of par-
cnls. Bridgeport, Conan.
ll. ilubboll. Bridgeport.
ntIuchun-m plug.
l~‘. P. Poole.
lump socket.
l‘. l. Wallace. Bridgeport. clean-o
plating-innit.
h‘. M. Connolly. New
iccdcr.
l.. I. lrlepbnrn. New Haven. maga-
zine firearm.
(‘. ll‘. Littleiobn. New Haven. stop
device (or registering mechanisms.
10. ll. Sargent. New Haven, casket
handle.
(I. A.
illcnior. .
(l. (l. Passaro. Stamford. ocivtrup.
w. H. Taylor. Stamford. time
move out.
A. (lul‘lick. Mcridcu. liquid-{lump
(‘. ii. liubboll. Derby. pianocllile.
.i. R. Fletcher. New llritain. knob
attachment.
l. N. lavwis. Watorbul‘y.
indicator.
W. ii. Perkins. Cheshire. wrought-
mclal titling for plumber‘s' use.
.i. llovo. Litnhfiold. garment-bang
separable
Bridgeport. electric
Haven. pen
Clark. Hartford. switch-in-
Azimuth.
il‘.
it. 1?). iiubrock. fitoninpion. driving
morimuisni for printing presses.
b". ’1‘. Wheeler. Piainvillo. flush
plate for flush receptacles.
Trude-Marks.
Hartford Rubber Works '00.. Hni'b
lord. tires of rubber or rubber and
fabric. ..
Hopkins and Allen Arms 00.. Non
wick. revolvers.
le inconaosnious.
‘(Toriiiicatos of incorporation havc
licon filed in the chit-o of the secretary
of the state as follows:
The tommnawoaliii Really Com-
pany. incorporated. of New Haven:
capital. “0.000: to begin business with
$2.000: incorporate". h. 1. Prince. ii.
iii. brush. 8. ii. Daron. all of New lia-
you.
The Cmirtlsnd Terrace Company, of
Stamford. capital. 003.000; to. begin
business with 07000.
(this no Brothers. incorporated. of
.V‘mv you: to deal in fruit; capital.
{1.000; to but; new gt"! ”.000“:
urorptmtors. arr . s b. Any-
ilhioppo and Nicole MW. all oi“
New Roman
i any and that the men would to back The trails» on rm Company.»
at work tomorrow. on the opinion at crewma- m is floss”, no
10an this homo; h titular-nil mm” and i all . c
".0 Form. of the Ant-rim Mt m: is basis when with «no:
outlets of hither hallway mammal lmmmum. Albina Vim. Ms
mi. (warrior Midi. Ilium 1:st loud mm W. all of
whose mm the railroads user inst-arr.
“my". arm imam m ‘l‘hc t t). it W Ci“. Mwmts
. W -_
dual-um sandman!
schools of this city. president of the"
ii. '
Steinway catching Knobs Weber
' 'h
‘v‘ i J “lira? & 33:20”! salvo TO-DAY THIS courou
‘ .
Send the coupon .atuclnfl JACOB DOLL O SONS. km,
for a complete dzcfipnvrsptzi 115 we“ W3. '
inn -
313:..st and also catalogue of Jim York City.
now Pianos with our sins
. payment plan. b ‘ Gentlemen:
fl blogtrflfllzrthgogarg (331:; Send me list of slightly {\lnril ‘
Station. pianos and catalogues of new pianos .
and player pianos.
Jacob Doll 8: Sons, 1... l
‘ 116 West 42nd Street rum. MW.-. ., - 5
5. Bel: Gib Ave. ail Wu» 5
N“ Yflk City Arldrsumw... ,
“WON! s“... 1”“qu ’-~.k D ’
alumnus“
l“ M. _ .
‘ THE NEW
dlhl
ital
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tsilpbons ii;
Special Holiday Bill
Thursday. Friday, (Saturday Mal—
inee) Saturday Night
The CroSs Stock Co.
PRESENT! lilouaros rooms
one" may ENTlTLEO
The Burglar
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KiRBY ....... Manager
VAUDEVILLE
GRAND customs mm.
COMMENCING
Thursday. December 28d
Tbs ash-atop of Europe
5-NE OOMIOI—va
The Posts of Equilibrium
CARIERY A DRYER
LILLIAN MAYNARD
GIORGI KAN!
WiLLlAMl. IMH’H I DALE
. SPECIAL
JAMII H. LIGHTII. THE BARON
AT THI PIANO
DANCiNo Wednesday and Friday
Nights After ills Performance
MATINI‘II IVIRY DAY
Children ......so. Adults ....... 10o
moor l0 and so:
“ii‘i'i‘ii'e selcfisiirfit. MARK.
Mark Twain comps bmuo from lion
mulls, foobic of stop. racked With pulp
and unrlicsry of spirit. "1 lillfill wriic
no more." he says. "i shall not own
finish my limits. My both/o. Wiirli in
this life and for this world in llnnc.”
Mbi'li Twain has null mmiyfour
rears and their burden is heavy oven
upon one whose land of merry pinto
trophy has mated inexhaustible. The
end sails down insidious” upon all
and. timer or not they their public
um. bow, MM and rubs
stratum to tho minnow-raw and
t humorist attire. but snarl: Train
in Willi m in in- distressing,
it its very installation at this”.
hr be ”it of the mu ill on he must
Mia. rWW llama.
W
new mu “Am.
NW 1mm. M. dew-Ail m or
elitist! «spur writer in mil.
a.
unmanned
W of 6mm W for m
Tbs-toy. in Mam ,
The following statement rmrdiu
the attain or H. 1). Whitney. who I!»
developed land in The Nurwsllls. is
made by Bill A Tattle. at No. he lists
street. Hartford: ,
“H. I). Whitney. of Hartford. findinlt
himself unable to maven his assets
into cash in time to meet his maturing
obligations. has consulted lid with rat-
oreuco to the proper course to pursue
in the interest of his creditors.
"in view of the character of his
properties and of'bis other assets, it
seemed to as that while some action
ought to be taken at once to protect
the prepsrtios and conscrvo the best
interests of the creditors, a petition in
bankruptcy ought, if possible. to be
avoided. Mr. Whitney has. therefore.
made an assignment of all his proper.
ty. both real and personal. to our Mr.
'l‘uttlo as trustee for his creditors. The
assets consist in large mcnsure, of
equities in lands and of instalment
contracts for llmsalu of lots. This
class of needle is, of course. not quick-
ly convertible into cash. but on the
other hand is of a very substantial ”van
inc if properly handled.
"it is Mr. Whitney's desire, as well
as ours to takewhatever action will
best serve the creditors' interests. and
to formulate a plan of settlement
which will promote an equitable hi-
justmont and give tho largest possible
dividend. .
To this and. we invite all persons
who are interested to meet Mr. Whil-
lli‘i’ ill ibis oillco Tucsday. Doctunbcr
28. 1900. at 2 p. in."
n-..
GREAT CHRISTMAS TRADE.
Merchants Say That Business is Ex-
ceptionally Good.
it so-cms to be the gcncrui opinion
among the merchants of the town that
this is one of their banner yours for
Christmas trade. Tho weather has
lnvorod the holiday shoppcrn and the
conditions have boon ossioclnliy good
for the pcoplc from the rural districts
who ('(llllv bore in do their shopping.
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS MAY
STRIKE.
(‘llll‘AtilL lloc. 24.~—.»\ccordillg to
an nrliclo in tho ilccond-licrnld. yes-
terday. National League ball players
niny go on ltygf‘lii‘l‘fll strike when con»
tract signing lime rolls around. There
is smoothing nlorr than n more sug-
aeration of budding airlfc bohind the.
players' side of that ltbl pinup suburb
_ulo in litll). Scrorul big lcaguors dis-
cussing the problem exprcasod curios-
ity over their probable into as regards
_ sala‘y increases. Talk at war secured
to ii the only right and proper source
of rollof in thc cvoni the mummies
decline to boost [no pay checks in
proportion with tho cxim gmncs.
GREEKS UNCONSCIOUS FROM GAS.
ANSONIA. Doc. 24.-—-’i"wo (in-oils
u‘bo landed in Now York city it low
days ago and cubic to Ansonin last
night, were found unconscious in a
Main street lodging housc today. 'l‘bc
gas in tho roonl bud born improperly
luruod off and both of tho nicn wort-
ovcrcomo. Tbcy Wi-ro removed this
uttrruoon to the (lriilin Hospital. still
unconscious. and with a barr- chance
of pulling through. The names of tho
mcn were given as George Zachcrlou
and Ubristo Arcyyriou.
. -. .~ -. .. «.me 4" m... "mum. .. V”...
NEW (YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
__—.._
in Effect November 8, 1009.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-12:03x. 0:081. i'wllx. 6:08.
0:52,.7120. 7:46, Rzle. 8:5“. 9:1”.
0:37. l0120x. 10:5“. 11:29.
l'..\i.~~l2:531. 2:503. 3:31. briliix.
MRI-x. ;i:.‘l0x. 0:40. 0:50x. 7: 18x. 7:42»
Mimi. 10:20.
Mind-ya.
A. ”#0122333, 5:07;, 5:41;. 8:5i.
l0120.
1’. M.~l2:hti. 2:443. 2:00;. 0:30.
0:00;. 7:12. 7:12x. 9:401. 10:10.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-—~12;00x. 4:10. 0:00. 0:06. 7:40.
llirliilax, hzlba. l0z02x. 10:00. 11:00:.
hill.
l’. M.-mi2:0flx. 1:00. 2:00x. 2:07.
3:32;. 3:06, 1:33. 0:02. 6:2“. 6:27.
lizillx. 0:03. 8:0llx. 0:80. lizllilx.
loaders.
A. M.-lz:oox. 6:00. 7:80. 9:163.
10:02:.
P. M.w5:023.
8:301. 11:00:.
6:04. 01011:. 7:00.
IOUTH NORWALK To HIV!
HAVEN.
A. M.—-12:l03. itliix. 0:10.
7:27. 8:50. 10:33:.lliih.1i:07.
l’. M.-~»12:00x. 1:2l. lizilx. 3:2“.
iz'zii. 0:11.0zlilx, 0:40. 7:103. 0118:.
ilzlil. 9:40 and 7:20 in Bridgeport
only. .
Dundoys.
A. Mm-lililiili. lzliilt.
Still. i0:.‘.‘iix. mills.
l’. M.-~0:iilx. 8:48. 7:101.
02031.
7:40.
8:30.
W
iiOUTH NOIWALK TO DANIURV.
ll. hie-“1:30.. me. 3:27. may.
i’. ids-4:80. 0:00s. 0:14. 7:10.
. Sundays.
A. him-it'll. 9:15.
P. Hamil”.
DANIURY TO ”0701 MRUALK.
A. "Mandi. it“. 8!”. 10:30:.
in“.
P. ”#43103. 0:30p. 0:00.
W01 WA“ W
"Ai‘Ia-sfll”. It”. I)”.
”23'.
I
‘And he said. "Sonn‘ things We
W slum-w
D if
“Snowman-W to! hisflit
ledger We it lay on the chirp-
«bell.
neglected that nuke me sshamd
of myself.
I've thousands of names of good
youngsters and every known toy
on the list,
But very few‘names here of moth-
ers, that's something “i seem to
have missed.
Devoted and good patient mothers,
who just at this moment may be
A-darnlng the little ones' stockings
to hang in the chimney ior'me;
The mothers who cook Christmas
the year,
Who arecooking on things-old and c
awful queer.
dinners and muons...» rest of
rankymsome stoves lire :likelfolks,
I know of a range called the Stamford with every device up to date,
Twill cook all things modern. and also‘hthc things that our grand-
mothers ate.
1'“ send in at once a. rash order, I
cause,
Stamford Ranges
bless Santa Claus.”
run 511'
'm a friend to the Good Mothers
will. brighten their kitchens and’iil’e motherswlll
. ’i ..-..‘!».y 0102,;
L
LE BY -
Home a. Nash. con-North automates
..... .. -W-.._,..... ..
"CXUEW'F‘ETESEBUJTOR.
John .Dyls Turn; Alleged Thief Over
to the Police.
pANuuRr. Duh. 2i.-—Whon the
l‘lttsilold express arrived in this city
last evening from New York Conduct-
or .lorn llyas noticed that one. or the
passcngcrs who boarded the train here
was intoxicated and that another man
who was sober. appeared to be assist-
ing him. The conductor saw the man
who was sober put his band into the
pockr-t of tho intoxicated man and
draw oui sonic money, according to
the story of tho incident received by
the police. The conductor took the
moncy away from the man and gays it
back to the intoxicated man. and tall-i
ion the sober man into custody. hadi
him detained in the baggage room un-;
iii a policeman could be. called.
Patrolman CNN/0 wont to the sin-e
lion in response to a telephone mes-
sage and look ihe‘man in charge. The.
prisoner said he was Charlcs Franz, a',
batter. belonging in this city. He was:
taken to police headquarters and this!
morning his case was adjourned unlili
tomorrow nudcr bonds of 3:300. 'l‘hr.
panic of tho intoxicated man is not;
liliOWll. Conductor Dyus will be sullri
mound to appear as a witness against 3
Craig tomorrow. Craig tells lllc poi
iicv that ho was mcroly trying to bclpi
tho intoxicated man find his ticket.»
WW.
PLANTS KILLED BY POISON.
Cyanide of Potassium Gauges Havoc in
H’nford Greenhouse ‘
‘ Cyanide of potasium has been ‘re-
sponsible for a good many tragedies
but the offense-laid at its door‘jaiur-
day night was. one of an unusualkilld
and it was tragic, too. says the Hait-
ford Courant.“ it killed 10;000 carna-
tion plantain the new greenhouse of
John Coonibs. the :iionist. on Benton
street: 80 e of thebiosoms were out
and more . them were about to come
out when the tragedyg,occurred. 'i'ho
poison is used "for fumigatlng pur-
poses. and to .kill hugs .0111ng the
flowers. and on Saturdaynight a skill-
rd workman who is accustomed to
the task weighed out what he suppos-
ed was the proper aruount and set the
fumigation. process ageing. On' .601)-
day morning it was discovered that
the dose had been ”tun heavy and the
plants werc ruined. They hulls their
heads as disconaolntely as if they had
taken tho poison with theirownghands.
iv‘our to six blossoms were expected
from oach carnation plant and the
tragedy is inopportlme at the Christ.
mas gcasou. The loss is estimated at
$3.000.
FAIR HAVEN noose sunrise.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 24.-—A' large
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tenement house in Fair Haven East
was burned today. entailing a loss of
when} use harsh physics. The re . sovorul thousand dollars. it is estimat~
action weakens the bowels. leads to Hi. Thebulldlugwasownedb1 Henry
chronic constipation. Get Dunn‘s Reg-i lancraft and housedhctween ten and
plots, They operate easily. tone the l and litters ramliies. The origin 01' the
stomach. cure constipation. l tire. is not known.
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Don't Wait for Things
to Happen
Prevention is better than cure. it
you are in any doubt whatever about
your carriage have us overhaul and re-
pair it so you can take your New
Year drive withlmniidenoc and com-
iort. if you give a. the‘roilierhwalid
the damage is not too serious/both
have. your carriage in :sbapszpo you
can enjoy the day as youidwsnt to.
Lutherfiii. Wright
soars spawns. coon.
You can heat your house uniformlvaith a
Honeywell Temperature Regulator
Will keep your house at just the temperature you want it. The
Honeywell will save coal and gain comfort for you. v
Installed by any plumber or heating contractor on '30 days’ trial.
Attached to any hot air. hot water or steam heater. Ask ifor
lniormation.
The Argand Boiler Company .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
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