s i‘” “V ‘ - 4
of‘ the tit ion, u
.. had on if the engineer of the lion-
lion express wee at fault. . While the
ill lay there. the semaphore signal
brawn miuythi and it was pointiiui
, i be as the tibial de-
“sl'ei into locking. caveman
A gartriclt could not have
tin dd illdzinrcr Maloney, of“
éoiil’ittlfield express clear signals ht.
e some time. The Pittsi‘lold train
, loo idiotic the crossover without
, outdo it uprepird that Engineer
. ., onioroy had simply Hill by the signal
3 one he had realized what he had
QQQw A. iaiiroail Juan thought some
thing had drawn his attention sudden-
y at Just the critical moment. Both
timers. however. used quick precis-
ii in Jamming on their brakes in or.
r to make a stop if possible and
ovoid the collision. Theli unrest: in
leading
man amount of dainge which result
ed.
‘ , The damage to the locomotiveswas
”filiglit that they proceeded with
their trains after the delay incident to
ill; dcoident. Engine 830, of the Pitts-
hold train ltad her pilot broken off
'ttE6tlt C0lll1)lt‘.l9l,\,l)ili engine 1018 at
the Boston entrees, had only a few
‘ 012th: harsher the pilot. broken or bout.
.The Plitsi'leid train hacked to the. de-
pot and the New York bound train re-
. ceived orders to proceed shortly after
., , 6.0'ciock. This train was the heaviest
.t at the two. The i’litsfleld train was
. about tiirecuuartors of an hour late in
finally. starting up the llanburi' di‘
vision.
Shortly after the oolli.in Baggage
master James H. Willtnot tulopboned
up to the freight house and notified
Agent Ralph id. DeWitt. who hustled
to the scene. There was nothing thai
Mr. Donut. could do under the. circuit»
stun-cos, though he took charge (if lb:-
situatloaand kept the many people
“”30. climbed up to the tracks out of
danger from other past-ting trains. as
“with as possible. Special i’ullroinan
“John Lyons. of'this city. who is em-
ployed in the police department of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad. was in North Main street,
when the trains came together. He
hurried to the scene and also anointed
in every way he could. warning. the
curious in danger of being struck by
other. trains titan the ones that figured
in the little smash.
.Mnnnser Harry Goodwin and his
clerk, Muir Pronsky. were alone in
the Copyright Clothing store when
the chunk of iron sinashod lllf.‘ win-
dow. scaled along the floor, breaking
ofltho regulator screw of a radiator.
MurPrensky had only just before tin-
ishod cleaning the window, or his
chances .for being killed would have
hood even more. As it wan. Mr. Strun-
slty states that be was struck in the
“in. by a flying board torn out of the
window. The window wasnonsidern-
lily wrecked aside from the glass. Mr.
Stmnsky considers be was very forttr
pate in the way be fitted. liir (loud
win was near a show case further tank
in the store anti was not hit
A number of people saw the trains
come together, among them bolus
Wiman Cllt'all‘l‘ r. Clark and
Aaron Koppel. of till. Wanbiumou
iii-eel. No one has got reported that
they more struck by the pool which
landed in the highway in small plum-u.
‘ .tmiltwlnit the accident a crowd of
ounuidorablg proportions author-oil and
lined the strut-tn in the vicinity. in
.ndtiiidoo to climbing up to tho travku.
..Qiliuliltiior Dyna. of the Piituiluld
train. was in charge of the Daubury
and About Norwalk train. which was
Offlllod into by a White Plains local
with. tunnel in New t‘.orlt a tow
flours ago. several people being killed
lipihs. collision, which was of the
Moduli ltliid.
) The lint serious accident developinh‘
Ilium trains mooning over near tho
1 blugtou strei bridge fit‘t‘iii"lt'il in
”I . As a tissueuaer train was paint-
in. bound Want. a lreiuhi train barit-
Ingmar, tore its way into one of the
motor coaches. One man was
Wot! otiirmht. another lived a few
in; at the Norm-ilk Hospital.
ml portions were inland.
.5t, was learned sometime after the
,miduit that about it dozen of the
51‘!!!“an on tho Pittoliold mini-cits
m been slightly injured by being
. Chi the tube
V
w.»
as was busy in Daubury today
ill out accident venom to be sent
«headquarter; in New Haven.
of initiate blood rarities
y complexion. headiiclies.
tl‘oli.
Wit.”
Milli and matter
.‘iloliii
Out-W bi
Burdock Blood
, rich. red, pure
in perfect health.
W
no in pretty sure in time .., sir
”W a melt.
, tilts new.
the impact was shown by the ,
and ,
that” from their seats. and Condor: »
Smith. Who dim
Prickly» Church. - .,
MBUNX'Fob. #5»an ii ounce-
if! m . hints
the, community
, “ site today iii connection
with the change of, pastorate at that
43%|!th (m inutbfnt the successor to
prions J Smith.
brim 1 near; will tie. the presiding
lotion of the New York East Confer-
altos trillion the adv.” Everett A.
Barnes. now pastor of the Fourth Ave-
arch. Brooklyn. N. Y.. ad the
“he a ,that Dr gorilla. who has boost
in this city live years, will succeed Mr.
Barnes at the Fourth Avenue church.
The Rev. Mr. Burnett is closing a
pastorate of live years in his present
charge and has Just informed the oili-
cial board of the local church of his
noceptance of the call extended to hitn
recently. lie is said by those who
know him and are familiar with his
work .to be young and energetic and
to have been very successful . in
Erooklyn. His winning. personality is
considered by hie acquaintances as
being one of his strong assets and he
has the reputation of being an able
preacher. .
Mr Burner is a son of the Rev. list
my E Barnes, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, in Ridsneeld. and a
brother of Judge Charles D. Barnes
of Greenwich, one of the leaders in the
House of Representatives at the last
session of the general assembly.
The Fourth «Avenue church,
lyn. the call to which Dr. Smith baa
accepted, is one of the largest and
most important churches iti tho contra
once. The church is pleasantly located
in the residential and growing portion
of the oily and has properly valued at
$t.:’i.tltitl. The entire, indeliiotiuuas of tho.
(‘lilll'ifll has iii-on raised through llit‘ of.
forts of its present pastor. llli' iii-v.
Air. llurneu. The Fourth Avenue rburru
ha... a inoniborship ol' lli‘lli'l)’ one llltlllri~
iuud and a Sunday rit'lliitll of ritbieoo
hundred invinbi-rs.
Brook-
liuring the five years that the tier.
Arthur J. Smith. i).i).. has presided
over the llalibilry punitirnti- he nus i‘ll'
joyctl almost phenomenal uncovers, ‘l‘hi-
i'liul‘t‘ll ling been placed upon a sound
financial basis. Societies have been
formed for aggressive work and no“
the t'lllil‘t‘ll has one of tho best oqiiitv
meals for service of any in the din
iilf‘l. The spiritual inti‘tesl has kept
)lilt‘t‘ with the financial and tho- minim"
ate ol’ iir. Smith has bot-n ('hat‘uotorlio
pd by tho revival spirit. which has
brought into the church during his
ministry some of the leading business
men of the oily.
Dr. Smith has had five years of now
cranial work in Danbtfly. At the in»
ginn ug of the last confereure llu atat~
on his belief in a five-year limit and
that he would probably i‘ll'fl his pastor-
nlo here at tho conclusion of the fourth
year, which comes to end with the
owning of the next general confer-
ence. The committee of the church
upon learning of Dr. Sililih‘u intention
to sever his relations with tho Mulb-
odisl church of this city. visit-2d the
pastor and extended an invitation for
him to remain another your. (living to
the position taken Dr. Smith felt that
he could not accept the invitation.
When the announcement was made
that ilr, Smith was to leave the city
iti‘llt'lfll regret was uxvl‘lififii‘il and lllf‘
olilt'ial board of the church extended
resolutions of regret to Dr. 8min. .l
t]. irviag. president of tho utfirlul
board, fli'll't't-liipd the sentiment of the
board. WM'n lio auld that he had iivvvr
known of a preacher to so improve a
pastorate on Dr. Smith had done. "liis
sermons." said Mr. lrriug, "lutvv twi-o
borliiona front tho goapel and have
linen oarnout and learned unva. ills
mourning had shown effort in illu mu~
tinned increase in illt‘ rotinri-iiutioiis.“
LiT‘l’Ll OF CHEMW mm: [X-
' FLORIO
CHERRY. lll.. li‘eb. amulet lllfi‘i
tiayii of incessant labor, only foul limp
drud foot of the many miles of suit
lift‘l‘flneilll prioritised of the ill. i'uul
Mini- urn opened. and ii iii problemati-
otll when the ill? bodies can be
hrought to the nurture. Every effort
is helm: made to l’li‘ill‘ a runway from
the main alum lo the air pit. This
may be done by tonight and than a
search for bodies can be made and the
it
removed. The main pristine to tho
chill fill the uoctmii level in wnliutl up.
Behind this will! is a smouldering fire.
Back of the fire the about lilil dead ilil'
net's as their fall on November lit.
a
lfiiMIPOIT FRANCHIII SOLD.
Manager James H 0‘ Rourke. owner
of the Bridaeport baseball franchise.
yesterday sold his interest in the team
to it. Eugene Mt‘iL‘iliill of Jersey our.
sporting writer on the New York Ain-
“sum a one time famous pitcher.
lifeboat: will hike charge of the team
ibis spring and promises the fans a
hot line of iiit‘eobiill this season.
w
it does not necessarily follow that
the one who can liltliit' the most and
timantai valentine will matte the best
hiatus
i,.., ..,
. ‘QH
n..,n bu,
corpses discovered yesterday can be.
Mr;
pin to the Bandit
if you are subject to constipation.
you would avoid strong drugs and
nether-ties. They only give temporary
relief and their reaction is harmful
Tami sometimes more annoying than
constipation. 'Illi'ey, in no way effect. a
cure and their tendency iii to weaken
the it lrehdy wank organs with which
they come in conflict.
We honestly believe that we have
the beat constipation ti eatmeut ever
figured Our faith in it is so strong
at we sell it an the positive guaran-
tee that it shall not coat the user a
loan: if it does not give entire astisfao
tion and contain”! remedy constipsv
tiont This preparation is call Resell
Olderlies- These are promo sooth-
ing and meet effectiVe in action They
are made of a recent chemical discov-
ery. 'l‘lieir principal ingredient is
odorless tasteless and colorless. Com-
bined with other well known ingred
irate. long established for their useful
nails in the treatment of constipation
it forms a tablet which is eaten just
like candy. They may be taken at any
time. either day or night without fear
whatever. They do not gripe purge
our cause nausea. They act without
causing any pain or excessive loose
lit’lfla of the bowels. They are ideal for
obildren. weak. delicate persons and
need people up well as for the most
hearty person
They come in two also packages. ll?
tablets. 10 cents. 86 tablets. 25 cents
Reinembei you can obtain them only
at our store,-'l‘he Rexali Store The
(Tili'foid Phainiacy, Qultiuorh (‘anti
Props .
aunt militias.
This annual grand event Will be
given in the State Armory, Monday
tll‘t‘lllllg next. Arrangements are
about complete anti the cotumlttcv
have done everything imasiblu in make
it a record breaker in this line. (ii-l
your costume ready for a grand, good
time. Tit-ki-ta are on sale at Stillsou
A“ Powull‘s, Plutsiod'a, Coleman's.
lirixgvrman's. Wlielploy & (‘Iark'a
(‘lii‘fol‘d Pharmacy. Adunia‘ Provision
(‘0, Norwalk, or from all members.
For reserved some two A. it, Pohluiau
or William Miller. Chart now open
llou‘t forget the date» llou‘l forgot the
liliii‘i‘. Si‘i- lttl\'.
.‘iil’Slt‘ ll;\l.i.
The now program for the last tlirm-
tiara of Chis wuok opt-nu today a!
Music Hall with the usual 'l‘httrsda'.
llllllllif‘v'. Malia Morrison rompuni
will present a sorcarnlng sketch
lirowu, Samplers and llrowu. singers
dancers, rolli-r skaters: lrma Powlno
beautiful choriniur. in a rcprrtnirr
of fetching songs; Perry l’lunkutt
rubo iuonloguist; the intllose Broth
l‘l‘il. acrobatic performers‘. are notilo o'
the foalurus. Another liia lolly pot
itiutlnvu will bu Kivcn on Saturday.
Rarli buy and girl buying a live «out
ticket will be given a randy iolli pot
free. and there will be runny uvu
lllllgllii put in the show to tickle thv
little folkii.
v
Till: (lllti. PROM ill-it"l‘tlli‘rl
it is doubtful if a play has boon
seen in this city in man) :tents that
its: nttructrii such wide attention as
that accorded "The Girl from Rec
iur's.” The piece had Ila initial offer
in; in New .lmav) and was brought in
Weber'u Millill‘ liall simply for a incl-
ropollisn try-out. but Its kilowatt wait
so great ilii continued an uninterrupt-
ud run of woven months and played to
the Manual buailiouu in tho bintury of
the house, t‘rllicu iii‘t'lfllt‘ it is unit-
of ill!” low lirmlllt'iitiilk of Hit till“ lii’t‘l
lnudu that carries with it a blob clans
plot and still contains a lunch in story
line of the dialogue Paul M l'oiiri'.
thtI author of the work. who wait itino
renpouiiibii- for "’l‘rllbi“ and many otlr
or celebrated Mano Micron-sen. l't'i‘l'ih“
ad more loyalttou from "Tito tiirl" inal
beacon than wait paid any tilliur writer
for a single work in auclt short when
of little. Tho itiory of "The tilrl" in
that or a young moiety woman of lint-
iiu (trot-ii. Mlohln‘lm, who bi interested
in every charity there. For recreation.
ilirouiiii iiooasioniil vinliu in ltevior‘s
earns the title. When tibi- return: and
iii-lily to bar homo ulir finds many of
her metropolitan frtumiii there. and
entanglement» «urine which are not «it:
plainvil until that before the full of the
curtain on the. last not. "The flirt“
will
day
Will.
stoning. M. ii. Prices ".5". at.
Mic. tints now on rials.
it
HlOH “HON. NOT".
World“ W. Hoyt, of South Nor
tomiii there in the near future
The details or the affair will in-
humid inter.
Prof orandaii of the tierunrerridi,
department. had a consultation pester
day with those who are planning to
i take the trip to Washington during the
Earlier vacation About ten have at
ready entree-ed their intention of to»
made
but. and a very pleasant vacation is an: ‘
tiulbuivd The matter of route is not
iyot definitely decided.
Many Cailil‘ricd Twila iii Clinic in-
of their causing any inconvenience
and tuitiiu ti court is hail nevei'be-
fore been held within four walls in
the town. It ooii' ’ numbering over a
score afoul; lid foremost oiti
liens. audition ' iibout (our hun-
tired. that packed the court room to its
capacity. compo tithe Judicial scene
at the High school but night.
in such a brilliant assembly of per-
formers, it would be difficult to state
to whom the plum belongs. but. like
the jury of twelve “valiant men." we
willingly award the crown to the la
dies. Mrs. Coburn, Mrs. Keep and
Mrs. W. H. Baldwin. by their ability
to enter into the spirit of the occa-
aion. made the trial one great feast of
fun, aided, of course. by times of the
more vigorous sex. It was a unique
trial. in that court procedures and
methods were followed out to the let-
ter. and in that it was conducted bv
an able attorney. Id. V. Newton ilii if]
The latter acted as prosecuting uttoi
noy.‘-app.ehring for the “Widder” Per.
kins. and superintendod all the work
of the trial.
The scene opened by the sounds of
the court crler‘s voice. Captain The
man Hunt putting In a plea that the
“widderii of Norwsik might be pro-
tected." (‘lork \‘ottburgh read the first
case. lliJ'l. State vu, Oscar \t'. Ray
mood for ovorexertiou. l-‘rouooutlug
Attorney Newton urged that the sen-
tence be light, as “Oscar always took
lila light." Judge Taylor. in (loop. sou-
nmun when. sentenced the offender to
lift labor at tho Did Women’s Mulllt' lu
Ili‘idgotk.srt~~'tlto'noli labor being tho
equalization of tho auseuamont list,
Next count. liliu. wan State vs. Mat-
thow (‘orbntl for eating too many oys»
turn at a oliutch supper in South Nor»
unlit. Prosecutor Newton claimed that
the lllflli‘illlt‘lll \Vlili iloii-t-tlru. "lill'i‘
titan one meter baring lit-vor boon
found at n Norwulk church supper. tutti
on motion the liltllt'lllli‘lll nus "stitiitnlr
i‘il “ (faith lilo.) invoitud \i'. l. Fillou
.‘iiutlhru‘ W, Starr for buying a
gallon of Whit-kn) .luduu 'i‘uilor (‘illl'
tinned it to February it. Still).
The big cow was that of duration ll.
i’w‘klua is .i livitiou llurlbutt. and
thin Wit!» No. 1300 For Jurors tho ioi
lowing “worthy illf‘ll and true" Wore
summoned: \\ it Tali ilir. T i".
i‘iuuri; David it, lltil (Charles P. Tria-
iritilii. (‘hattni‘oy .‘vi llepéw {Bradley
s. Keithi. tn- Cook list it. tlorlisini;
ttobcrt rs. l‘oaxy it; E. (‘roweiz Nor»
gun ti. llulkeley int-L Sharon; Admiral
tloorge Dewey iArthur t‘. Wheeler);
.luiin ll Rockoiiiller tGeucral Frost):
.l i’. Morgan riumis S. littoral; i‘ht‘lr
Bloc." Cannon tt‘linrivu E. Jonathan-i:
Theodore lionsorolt tilurry Rider-i;
John L, Sullivan t’l‘. l. Raymoadi.
'l‘hoiw tucu unri‘ duly sworn by tin
rivrk. in the with that they "Worn to
i‘urnlitc by loan motor. short motor.
or meet her by moonlight. so help you
t‘urry Natiou‘ Prooecutor Newton
stated lllf' toriuul charge. claiming that
the plaintiff. .ierusha ling l’orklna
illira i‘oburni had been deeply wroum
\N
however, aha nomad to New York until
be noon at iloyt‘ii 'i‘iieniro. Tilllib‘
Milt. ' ._ been at the school i‘ti‘t‘f'lllly’
imiildli alignment in hold an en-
od. A roar alto she weighed :ilii
pounds. but had been reduced to 'hot
frail. yet symmetrical proportion."
The defendant .l, lieldcn Hurlbutt
ihnd. with hunt and words and cart-risen
won the low til the plaintiff and cast
but ankle ”or heart was “bruised.
tact-rated. unprinted. her digestion hu-
puirod. her loudest hopes blasted.“
titre nought a verdict of $3.48 dam
lint-ii.
Mrs. l'urkius, attired in n handiiuiuv
t‘olonlal flilillii‘i’fl batin noun. Shaker
lilllllif‘i and black veil. was called to
flu» stand llllll fil'lllildnil‘lilllllll'll lli
l'l'tlllt‘f‘lliul‘ Ni-ulofl. Silo told in llit‘il
linu laununiiv the romantic ntury at
her tnoeiiuu with the defendant, u )‘I'Ri
ago, how a burial upraun out near her
that libs ri‘vhiiiuii "Help. murder. on
lieu.“ but no tuition name, how the
defendant had raiiphl her in hip lll‘il‘i‘i
and “held her right third." and that
rho had told him how loud and itiiut
he was to sure her from the tum
seemed filled with u "itoiiiea glow. tot
he Mia bin ideal of ii luau. she Him
lib tailed liviptoutli at the boarding!
loin steak and breathe louder. chicken
and mm oliicknn-hrlrivtl. tile tillf'ml
and we. aftvr it a little lilieoplsh. and
iiiwnrs that his appetite with him. "lie
would mind his mouth wide and iiiiih
so its to be heard next. door and till
llil.‘ cavity ultb food” .lerushn ling
told .l "PM?“ that alto knew a little
,ifill wliotlind 83.000 that he could have.
with-a loving wife thrown in. fielded
bad answered nobiiiliat he had rather
have the windmill“ the money. and
who had replied. "holders. i am yours."
Witness George 11 Woodward Mitt
drilled to «land and testified that he
had found plaintiff and defend.
am in a main and lllltl «on.
aluminum the honor men. but he
had ruin off as {not in; positiiile and he
hadn‘t seen him dim. Letters and
mm of the defendant to “.iornniul
liar“ were intrmliitied. Iiilf' of them
luau signed ”roomy Westley." l’iillii‘
8
‘ caiiiio it was his own cont,
“That“: no tiger; lllli'l Ebbio Hill in,
ithi auto rout." she had boon informedi “Mimi!!!“ "tuition ill“ Mil" 0“ the
After meeting Mr iluributi the world:
him he was not running 'for“ any
honor that who conducted. sin louder-i
tiff closed her teatime” by series that
the defendant had itinerant he “him
her fondly. wildly, mob and that the
was good enough to eat"
the calls of the defendant at Palliiliu’
Paiudlne The defendpilt.‘ he .sniti.
paid attention, but that was all he paid too
to Mia Perkin».
agulnslythe ruled. "whittling
i
“‘W Haven; (,3. fl. Hartwell.
George “Long“ Woodhull spoken of field; R. W. match. Boston; ll. leilfii
hhaokernomw.’ A. lfieborn, H. iii.
Johnutnn. New York; W. F. Swill.
Weir-ti»,
owark; s. Grooustolu. Biidgo‘poi'ti.
F Richmond. Worceiiter; S. 17); but?
Utios; 14. It. Huilbutt Wiltoht'
L.
He hadiiuesu him. J B: button. Boston: H A. Mathew;
the non. city: 6. i. Rockwell John Kahlua.
pickles." and. tuition fruit. until a oilnlwlillam Kaitlin. Ridzetield
T.W.
had beenput up.“T0 avoid takingvfruitqliiulloy. Hartford; F. 1.. Doyle. Mom
there will be no fruit " When he come
i
(Mater. CL: W. A. Benedict. city; H.
to the crlnis where he bandaged the 1.Mullor.Winsied;il ll Hawkins
plaintiff and defendant in the not of and wife. New Yorzk F. l). Lawton, ‘
be was reminded by the oily;
escalation
prosecutor flint he won speakinli ‘0 3
Norwalk audience. and
not use terms iilthtuond Hill
that they would outlets and. He felt New Yoik; B. A. Jennings. New Ha.
sorry for the defendant. for he was run; E. V. Newton,
Robert Kelley, New Yor;lt Mrs.
Martin Chicago; id. Knitter.
..l) Jennings.
lanot
Worcester; C.
only embracing an opportunity and‘ liaistedt and wife. Nov. York.
“making the waist places glad- "
lilra Keep when called to the stand.
held the attention of ovary only by
her naturalncss and case. She wore
(‘Tolonial dress. a red halal!” gown. with
black buttons and a black lace shawl.
She called the defendant a ‘fcruel. gay
(li‘CiElVPl’. withihe heart of a lobster."
The top of his head was like ltleaven,
for there would be no parting there.
She had received a 33.000 rins front
Mr. lluributt, and When she took it to
Mr. l.audor.,sho found it worth twenty"i
“Mr. Hurlbutt ilow out of.
five rerun.
the house after he proposed and lilie‘
had a good cty. ”
'ibo lunch abused suitor. Mr Hurl-
butt. win. questioned by his attorney.
.\lr. (‘ undue like real candy kid).
Have you a brother? Yes. i pay his
bills and he collects mine.
Who wrote the letter?
lirsdioy Keith wrote the poetry.
How long was this letter?
more unto. it] or .‘dt pages. '
\Vhori- did you meet the plaintiff?
At lloil island oarnp mot-ting. where l
not a lay preacher. i lay out every-
body l f‘illlit‘ across.
Would you be willing in marry her?
iinrrt her! Why. it she were the last
woman tutti i that last man. i wouldn't.
i want u suitflowormonu that will shut
up at night. tlxltld applause).
When Mrs. W. ll. ilnldwin. attired
in a quaint Colonial whitu cashmere
gown with jaunty hat (locked with
pink roars. took the «land. a ripple of
laughter was board as the defendant
said. "‘llo you blame inc?” Mrs. llald-
win uaid her atlluc was .loruiiha Ray
Perkins. and alto had been called a
Ray of Light by at least ont- person
preaunt lior namesake was a very
queer sort of a person, cheated hor
boarder-o. put red flannel in the bash
for been and imagined that every man
she root was in love with her. But
Mr. litiributt was the "most perfectly
lovely man" she ever met. its always
too) hot to the free shows tho was
great for free shows) and she expect
cd to UP perfectly happy. for had in-
not told her that he loved her "fondly.
itiaiilr. wildly. and it would ho the
dream of his lift: to how her as lilii
britioi‘"
Dr. Ward 3. Gregory was next called:
What is your full naiuv'.’ Ward 3
Gregory, M. ii.
What does the ill,
Money down
Where did you graduate?
laboratory of
pound.
Any post-graduate course? Yes. from
the Keeley curi- i had a full course
before i went through the institution.
lir. Gregory paid that the plaintiff
was pursued with monuments. which
be characterized as a "fixed anti aye
initialized delusion." As vxainplo he
lililtl that Editor (.loidpn had a fixed
uiiinia for uniting the two cities. Eben
illll. Jr. for running bin auto over a
human ln'itin. hi r. ilurlbuti a fixed idea
that lw t‘illllti play poll. and tho rill»
avail of Nurwullt that their taxable
proporl) wait undermined by tho .tu-
suiisma. lie raid lilli father had told
ltllti the plaintiff had outdo tip to his
grandfather. After calling lir. Hilton
in consultation, ho had decided in the
usual way of experts. that the mural:
had (license of the mind. its bad
tritium! tip it cunt. and aiwayu won. tie-
with bands
iin saw a ”streak” of
l). altllltl for?
From the
l’uino’s (‘ulcri t‘onr
on both silica
night in tinsstioti Mr. Hurlbutt told
thing. he was running "from
Without w. F. Tammany told. amid
llilf‘lltl of laughter. of a "high club
moral chow." fl dog fight between fir.
Mncfsrlaud‘ii yellow pup and have
limililiiilil‘tf brindle bull. Nothing
could loop the hunt until the onuiontn
of a bottle in bhtdduut. (loin Realtors
pucimt spilled overtho button and than
no domain of coaxing could set them
back into the flux.
The humming up of the attorunya
representing the two sides and the
charge to the jury by Judge Tailor
proved laughable in the entrants. ear
peolully the latter. which was packed
full of delicate sarcoma and wit.
t‘uari (lifter-r am Davie ted the fun
or» to the next room. wheretbe cry
for it corkscrew mm rang out. and this
man returned to render a verdict. of
1318—43 for the fur;- and ill coins
for the jiltifle.
After the trial mow of the ilctlpio
stayed to inspect the man. which
were thrown upon to the public.
1 did. but
(fit. it!
i
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“deli?
Back to
Coffee
Every now and then a certain
proportion of families depart
from the beaten path and take a
try at some substitute for oof~
‘feo. only to return to the old
beverage with more gusto than
Those who use our liloolia
23:: Coffee actor think
(WOT.
and Java
of trying substitutcswthey arc
solidified. and Hit". will be. .ltlill
tho constantly crowing army of
contented users.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co,
126 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
tire study of the whole subject of
ill ff iii planned by the president. Hf!
directed the tariff hoard authoris-
ed titular the rn'cent thrift act to prev
Dotti, for Willi an. illiluiry in artist to
defray the expenses of the work the‘
predident will list an appropriation of
homo f in (39de88. Such an- in.
vealigati of the subject as was is»
contly mttdo by the German govei' -
inept is "setight by the president
hit.“ 47: gua-
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iii an it
Pit a
- That's true of Roofing Tin as well
. as everything else. The best, Tin and
'Solder. with experienced worlmien. is
E a butler
cheap material and hasty work.
business proposition than
Horace R. Nash
North Main and Weft Streets,
Soirih Norwalk
Mahackemo Hotel .
in R. CONNOR. Mgr.
QERVICE AND CUISiNE UP TO DATE
RATES 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL like.
Horace E. Dana & Son.
QB WALL 81“.. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
histtrance
We have several decided bargains
in income .nrolualnl property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
' growth a the mud.
COMN lN ANl) SEN OllR
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
GAS.
And Eieétn'c Stand
LAMPS
And Gas Domes
Not to be equalled in the Twin
Cities for price or style.
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Connecticut
v
Company»-
CityNationalBank
IOU?“ NORWALK. CONN. "
TNAN“¢T' A “INCH“. IANKINO
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SteamshipTicket's
to all points in Europe. Winter Cruises
to Old Point. Florida. Bermuda and
Cuba.
lINSURANCE AND REAL
ESTATE
‘ i. M. L'AYTON & Co
(incorporated)
5 RAILROADAVENUE. SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
We Grind Our Own Leas.
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Fenwick Optical Co.
UNl'l'lD IANK pUiLoiNa
, loom 7-!
97 WAIHiNdTON "MIT.
Henna-ll to 11:in s. at. and 18.45 to
it p. to. Honda: and Saturday. 7 to
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THE NEW SCiENCE
Mallow \
on or us
iindies m Mandi eminen-
imitations. me am
by it wmtih. twist or sprain lb the
“final: donut seldom! it
no ii tum an an: in
autumn“ in the iiiiféroiit (“83“ Mill
Chiropractorti remove the cause of
is and pain. and health in
mic hemophilia the slit
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wflmw titration; also
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