Jesse Deborah 10 years old, last'
. _ , police accepted Osborn'l‘»
it , ‘ohrtiie'sho‘otihg, but charged him: “ ..
vi intact-laughter; its was released:
‘ “said he'and Perla were play.
, dull flouting as ciose‘to each other .
‘ > ey x-opel‘dawtth rides. lost after
"tltipkrand that he was*horiiied when
he saw his; companion drop ,dead.‘
with a bullet hole in lufhead. ’ ,-
,, . Auto Owners
Engage your winter storane for live.
storage and deed storage; Your cars
will beds await heateduaarase ready
to band out at a mornent's notice}. ,
our general overhauling
for t e on log winter. by expert mo
in more, of
mm 1 seesaw.
six apartment ease.
.I known make. '.
Changing and remodeling a special-
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Auto Cempauy
The One Who Uses a
know only too well whether it
itsults him or not. Don't
‘triiie with an unknown
brand. but buy a
code“
Recognized as the belt
FOOD CHOPPERS and other Table
/uu-mu
its viaesmnrou area"
an "i ‘ 16 .th‘akinganet
saving of tilt. ._ . . ,
You’may use title‘stetement in any
way you care to. ‘ ‘ ‘ . a
slum museums.
l . w‘ 'f’ ,
Norwaik, donapsuly 23. '10.
it 1. Jones. Heating 0. Plumb
ing 00.. Norwalh. Conn.
laced in the sentinel Bulld-
complete satis-
prer W e. . .
a , 0.... g, vemwp‘ . r cos bil
lone-ha of what it had been the
mwedinmuesonu You :may uae'thil
Yery‘truletfiyonrs '
_ Janus confront,
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The Heating
tubing CO»
result phones. Genet-oi bins-gar. . ,
2': Main 8L. Nor-walk. Conn.
son SALE
Eleven-mom house in good condi-
and Plt
tion. suitable for two families; water ‘
installed. one acre, barns and outbuild-
ings. Bargain to quick buyer.
H. E Donn 5. Son
(ineedpereted)
.. to WALL er..,rtoawaalt
pee. Your Roof Leak?
n... Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK.
500'. GALLON
O 0
Christmas Remrttances
For the Old country
White stei- Line Drafts
Money Orders to All Parts of the
506 l GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years.
to: estimates. Correspondence solicit»
e .
Century Roofing Cd. ice.
as Wuhlhnteu St.
Airbrush SHIPMENT or
, OAK
Heating
Stoves
Need the space for toys therefore are
selling all Heating Stoves at Special.»
Prices. if you want a good Steve at a
Cheap Price. don't delay-«BUY NOW!
J, M. Layton & Co.
iueunaucs mo nest. severe -‘°“”‘ "WWW
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
s. K. strength. unnaaraaaa
r. A. interim
. House moment's
coausa WALL sue HIGH are.
soawaut. eons.
' other: of
This five-ins Sindee!
inbuilt total-n either noel. wood
or gas. The gas stove-attachment
, back out of the way when.
not , ‘ me. come in and let us ex-
plaidite many merits.
Horaceli. (Nash
"Lessons an.
, anus elves summon -
person s
tic, is th ,. deletion of the
e disease rid the art of ad-
.Diseaeea are caused
tasting the same.
iii
no inroliiidhoed i
creates “pinched nerves and pain i
hang. life in. the different inns and.
“fluflmosx {:33 fl. .cerelllishmltehthle truth. anyway. an
,. ' lead and Ralph
ii 5 my. Dertt‘Z'wm cereal it ride to New
Female Diu‘m’ W'M ,
”wounding in. "
e ...
“‘Wffl‘fi
van special attention; al
the ‘ u
Filled ”smé "
Bridge ri’huacy
Prompt and ambient service It
all times. ' .
Pennant attention area to al
prescription work. -
Chairs our our trolley patron
Come in and waitrlfor your car.
saloon summer
a. Panama-new.
... ...........'- ..-._.
The weekly prayer service will be
held this evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. ~
A carload of material from the Fibre
Products Company, in Keyser place
was shipped to New York today, for
export. ‘
Most local people had. their side~
.wslks cleared of the snow yesterday
in good season. but complaint has
been made at a few.
Therogular monthly meeting of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
will be held Monday evening at the
tire house in Van Zandt street.
Frank Hall, the popular engineer at
the Crescent Laundry in Seavlow avo-
nue, is laid up by illness at hie home
in Van Zandt street. He is going
through a selge of malaria.
The public clock over the front of
the motor generator house in Seavlew
avenue. for some reason, is on strike
today. it is thought it was possibly
‘froacu up by the cold, weather.
Henry J. Dexter. secretary and
treasurer of the Fibre Products Com-
pany; who has been ill for several
months, is new improved to such an
extent that he can get about the bone
a little. ,
The new residence of Edmund
Browne, in Seaside place. is nearing
completion. Contractor bi. .l. Riordan
is in hopes of getting it ready for or»
cupnacy by Christmas. The house is
to be two stories in height and will
have eight rooms and bath.
There is still another case of diph-
theria in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank P. Self. 'l‘hcir oldest daughter.
l._vdl has now been taken down with
the sense and is very seriously ill.
The other two chil reu. who have paesv
ed through it. or a daughter. Ruth.
and a son, Menard.
The estimates on the new street
signs which the East Norwalk lltlv
proveureut Association proposes to
erect about the district, have been so-
cured, although the actual order for
the signs has not yet been placed. it
is admitted all around the district that
the signs are badly needed.
The Christmas trees continue to
pass through, enroute from Maine to
New York. and there in every indium
lion that they will be sold as plentiful-
ly as ever in the big city. it. is cluim~
ed that the wholesale cutting of the
young trees is liable to deplete the
forests, it continued at the present
rate.
The thermometer did stunts last
night. At 11 o‘clock the reading was
8 above rare. the coldest hit of woe-
ther so far this season. but soon at
forward, it began moderating and by
2 o'clock, the reading was 13 degrees
above. At 0 o'clock this morning it
was 17 above and began slowly rising
from that. ~
Word has been received from Al-
l'red Crochet. who is in Savannah,
this e is still having a great time
hunt rig. Mr. Crockett was recently
given a great reputation for begging
game and he assures his East Not-walk
friends that humans to keep it up;
A post card'received this morning.
shows himdult INN out on a trip.
whether senatorial the case against
James Leyden. proprietor of the sat.
can on the Washington street bridge.
over alleged selling at liquor to a min~
or, John Cifllinhu, will be held Saturv
do morals befor Judge Judge do
so h it. 'i‘ey r. I'i‘ e lewyers are to
submit their ergprdeuts at that time.
Culllnan admitted telling the berteud'
or he was twenty-two years old.
A grail-known local oystermsn states
that during the past weal: only two
:or threebmtrhsve been “at. work on
th ‘the natural growth beds oi! South-
: _ port. .lt is believed the moon is about
i0V:l£/flipt’i.,* it has ended so far as the
i men are concern“. apparently. .
lo
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Thompson, Mr. Ind Mrs. W .
Mrs. C. Moore. Mr. aners. .1. Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. 1". Clark. Mound Mrs.
William H. Plait. Mn and Mrs‘. "Theo-
dore Stone. of Rowayton. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Holly, Mrs. Brennan. Mrs. Lll~
lien. :13“ mi M sign“ “a:
in! W o, l". ., l , , . r l‘ " .
, ”mints wire sci-33:1
‘3 and at it the many; ends departed
‘ Wishing hire. Holly is ‘ y’aeppy blr‘th- ‘
days. The hostess received a very
handsome pair of gel curls“. set
with «diamond. in presentation
speech being made b allacetbinith.
off ldgeport. The guests present
wer Wallace Smith. of Bridgeport;
odor unblock.
Howard ” Wilmot.‘ ‘Wlllis Cavsnagh,
‘ J. F. Paddock. Miss na Staples. of
Bouthingtou. Conn. M . and Mrs. Stir
gewald. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nash.
Flatt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Price. Mr. a d
lian Moore. S. Holly. in. E. Plait. C.
Thompson.
‘George J. Kiuepfel. 'who has been
‘ among the shut-ins for some weeks
owing to a severe cold. is Once more
nibbling his way through the busy
streets of, his native burif. Which de-
rived its name from Castle William.
located on Governor's island. the res-
idence of the English lords who lorded
over the New Yorkers before the Rev-
olution. Ever since George left Pack-
srd‘a Business College at fourteen to
enter in the scuffle of life, until he
resigned at. chief accountant of the
Brooklyn water works at 50, thirty-
six years in all. he never lost a day
through illness. and the week of the
great blizzard, from the 13th to the
19th of March, 1888. he attended to
his business. walking from McKibbin
street.‘ Williamsburg. to Crown and
Green streets, New York, night and
morning. There had been no such
fearful storm since 1849. in St. Put-
rlck's Week. but on that great day in
'49 and '88 the bold sons of Erin turn-
ed out just the same and as Uncle
Ned remembers it. in some of the aide
streets through which they had to pass
all that could be seen of them ware
their stovepipo hats, which they in-
variably wore in those days. One thing
can be said of George. and that is he
has inherited the grit of his grand-
father. who was one of Bonaparte'e
soldiers in the Russian campaign, and
an are William to the burning of bias-
ccw. which was set on fire to prevent
it falling into the hand of the Man of
Destiny.
iiiliifllill
Three new telephones have been in-
sinllcd In this village in the past week.
They are as follows: Miss Louise M.
Collin. 292-2; W. G. and R. A. Wood.
117‘3; James A. Farrell, 502-6.
~~~The liostou Grocery Co. wish to
announce their first Saturday sale.‘ De-
cember l0. in the anew store. in the
nibble building. tter. the; candied
eggs :ltic don: Sugar. 80 lbs. 81; best
Corn. Peas and Succotsah. 100; Milli.
9 and lie; Potatoes. 19c pin: Guiana.
5c qr: ’l‘urulps, 17c pin: pure [mi
Lard. inc; Compound Lard. 12c. Sales
every Saturday.
THERE re NO GUEOTION
about the tonsorlai parlor of horny-
ton. it is one of the finest equipped
shops going. Suppose you come and
patroniae. My work is always the
best. A good clean shop. equipped
with the latest improved slimming
and drying apparatus. Strictly lig-
g one.
ROBERT. south
”Lillilll illll illitlllli.
WI.—
.l. E. Davies and family have moved
from Maple avenue to Zigman Mason's
block in Maiu’atreot. Dorian. c
There are. uncalled for letters at the
Dorian post office addressed to Sarah
Council. Junior 0. U. Afar. will fire
You Know his Now’f." under the die
quietly Dec. 0. They were united by
manna ‘ .
for none of them are new at work ,
there. fishermaitupoaeible to ace
mount «all. it .
deposition. Hi"! i
moss ‘ ”by
1 they'd!" . «wounds. in
"WI "Joe, , thallium
‘ n'oihdlal
i “aka”
v.
“ . . ‘ rebuilt and re»
J. Holden and Harry Robinson. '
'i‘ei evening the members of Lincoln
sent two plays. "John‘Dobba" and "no
motion of R. M. Smith. The plays
are to be repeated tomorrow evening. ‘
Their Noroton friends will be one
prised and pleased to learn of the tune
rlage of Lewis G. Fowler and Miss
lda May Scribner. which took place
‘Dr. Carlos Martyn. in the Presbyterian
The new house which Edward Ma
ther has hen constructions on the
‘Ada s-Oberlsndei- comm on the
turn, he is advancinghapidly toward
completion. it is now enclosed. so
(tout the weather will have no reflect
“a moved
’i‘i‘e a
in
deaths”
Have lien Who stabbed iiinh-
' ‘ wood. Conn. Men
NEW YORK. Dec. 8.—-Secrecy was
maintained at police headduarters re-
garding the identity of three men
on seemed good reason today to be-
evoithat the manure in oustedyiin
connection with the murder of Jo n C.
Warner. the young engineer of lgh-
wood, Gena. who was stabbed to death
oh Seventh avenue more than a mouth
{FM prisoners late yesterday, but
1
ago.
' While the detectives were not ready
to admit as much. it was learned they
feel convinced that they have solved
the Warner mystery. and that be met
his death through being taken for an
express strlkbreaker. A shotgun
which the victim was carrying on the
night of the murder as he was start-
ing on a duck hunting trip was santch-
ed away from him, and the police at-
terwards heard that it had been seed
in the possession of strike sympathiz-
ers. it was through this gun that the
men believed to have been responsible
for Warner's death have been run
down.
Warner was attacked on the night of
Oct. 31 as he was hurrying to catch a
Long island train. lie fought hard with
his assailants, but there were three
0r four of them, and they proved too
much for him. He was stabbed four
times in the back. At the hospital to
which he was taken the seriousness of
his injuries was apparently not realis-
ed at once. and this fact delayed the
start of u more vigorous search for the
criminals. Three days later he died.
Through’the statements of the three
men detained, afterwards reinforced
by what. was learned from a fourth
man brought to headquarters and ques-
tioned. the police today said they ex-
pected soon to have the real murderer
in custody. it is not contended t at
any of the men detained did the lil-
lug. The authorities are said to have
the name of a fifth man who. all of the
witnesses agree, plunged a knife in
Warner many times. in the belief that
ho was an armed guard or strike-
brcaker. The arrest of this man is
looked for at. any time.
The names of the four men under
arrest, all of whom are Adams Express
Company helpers. were made public
ruby the police during the forenoon.
They are described as Charles Krie‘
man. Peter J. O‘Connor, Harry W. Mor-
ton and James F‘.'Muiiigan. O'Connor.
aged 23, being the oldest. They are
charged with aiding and abetting in
the killing of Warner.
~ stirrup
Mrs. i. a. stun nah returned from
a visit in Bridgeport.
The Whitman homestead has been
closed for the winter.
hire. Alexander Mills is reported to
be slightly improved.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie has recov-
ered from his recent illness.
Miss Alice Brown was recently giv-
en a surprise party by her young
friends.
Mrs. William l. 'l'uylor will enter.
tain the Current Events club this of-
lemons.
'l‘he Westport (inn Club have poet—
poued their scheduled shoot until
Christmas day.
William Douglass. who has been
visiting in town. has returned to
Washington, D. C.
Miss Sarah Dahoney. of Wallinford.
has been a recent guest of her father
and sister in the lioeevlllo district.
Word has been received from Miss
Catherine Wilcox of her safe arrival
in Florida. where she will spend the
winter. ‘
The oyster supper given last even-
tlal will added to the treasury.
nin'g.‘ Refreshments wli bel served.
Owing to the inclement weather the
which was to have been'heid Tuesday
postponed.
. been casts rasatv.
* or input
lllsy Take the Arleilntsbweeney
Case 0st of the Stamford r
Probate Court
Wilbur r. Wright. of
Greenwich, who, representing E. C.
the Probate
"Court for the commitment of Manila-
to sweetly to an asylum. alleging}? 7 ‘
to be insane, was not it t e are or M“ “- "m" . ,
Probate Court at. 10 a. m. yesterday, 50MB “P'R'TED SPNNTW »
the hour at which the d It d
scheduled to go on. do go Loo woo _
had not heard from Mr. Wright at still.“ MN“ 5° '"d R‘°°"' :
hearing was
Sco~ monotony of the grind around
field's oflice. filed in behalf or the WW mic“ “’"med by m
Town of Dorian a brief in which it
was contended that when the petl n
was filed Miss Sweeney was not, w th-
in the meaning 'of the statute. resi-
dent ln the Town of Barton hilt. in
fact, a resident in the Town of Green-
Judge Jennings, of Edwin I...
it was claimed in the brief that
Miss Sweeny was only temporarily in
Darieu, employed as domestic,
that she had for upwards of four
years before she” went to Darlen, been
a resident in Greenwich. The testimony
of Charles Brown, Miss Sweeny's use
cle, and of Deputy Sheriff Brewer, of
Darlen, was, it was claimed
on that point.
The candest‘ion of r:gsideitce. it was
contend . s a in ictional quest on.
and the Court cannot gram the prayer by the other cyclists, under Mouth
of the petition without finding that
Miss BWeehy was). resident in Darien There were no changes in relative
of the “mm? standing during the night and sadly
it morning riding. 8 a. in. midi!!! the
and
3 clear uir ankle during the night. He came out
within the meaning
that the word “resides," as used
the statute in question (Sec. 2742).
treated as a Jurisdictional question. i:
the some as the employment of t "Root. and Mo Nita
word in other a‘tatutes conferring juris~ {20:13: gnglghtnhs Cameron 33' Hal-
diction upon t e courts of t s state. ' ch, 1626 mi .
The case of the Town of Salem vs. stead. Collins and Droba ’ le '
the Town of Lyme was cited. it in- .
volved. the claim was, the question of 23g gngnarl‘aézéjgfinglleg,1:91:93, Ruth
“any”? “1mrfigi,a“dvg',m mg"; The record is 1,576 miles, 7 laps.
6.le oursa nsus.ance,ps- I" .
ing .on the question that the legisla‘ $5339 by McFarland and on k. in
turn intended by the word reside, as At 10 o'clock the relative Ill! ding
used m the statute, a fixed. permanent. of the teams remained unchanged. The
established residence as distinguish seven leaders had covered 1,561 miles,
ed from a mere transient or tempor- . ,1 “d and Clarke an
my one. And such permanent and es- 2 laps. mm” a ‘1
tnbllshed residence is not interrupted and Rutt and Biol, 1,561 miles. The
by an absence which is merely tem- record for this, the 82nd hour, is 1.610
We cannot .
m . me e lost our b P
feel that there can be any doubt upon stridesllieshlligm’ d- b y ya
thoi‘ question." h i ‘ it >
here was duct or c tat on. set us
forth that the word "reside" must re SAWNG MONEY 0" LAND SALE-8'
for to that continuous and voluntary
abiding which constitutes lawful res-
idence as distinguished
which is temporary.
Asked over the telephone if
failure to appear this morning rneant
the abandonment of .the petition.
Mr. Wright said he did not care to time 1°” making the ”‘85 h“ m“
"0 said he would consult with reudccd from about eight to four
Judge Lockwood about the case later. “10an ““9”“ in the Indian coun-
'l‘he Swocny woman is quite well.
known to a number of people d“ Yglue
Norwuiks, who had bus peas on use .
with her while she was a. resident of 10 approximately $923.?“ F‘s??-
New Canaan, it. was attorneys Warn- month 3 interest 0“ t 3 , “19“, i?
, u , to $80,000. . ,,_
er & Goldschmldt. omerorwltl‘lr 20:35! When the new system was put into
porary in its character.
that system for expediting action of milieu.
his is saved, it was declared at the Rue
cured the divorce
lilillili lilli ‘
ililli lliiillilllll ”hides; or... ..
Appropriation for Their Daily Ex- mes,
pauses Too Small and in-
crease Recommended
gross the report of the
““3”“ same program for thirty-one nights
appropriated $250,000 for this pur- preceding. . . fie _-
one last session. with a proviso that. The accomplishment of his etlllrtyo, .
each clerk must run at least 12 hours second meal of quail and wine in an.
before he could begin to draw his es- equal numberof nightd' made him the .
fl‘he appropriation winner of a 8700 wager.» » yi ‘
was so small. however. that when the “Now i will bet 81.000 titnt i can
first payment was made in November. eat 32 more quail in the next SS.
the railway mail clerks in Conneetl- nightS,” Ranklea uald.. . 5
cut and throughout the country look» “You couldn't bet with me d any '
ed upon the whole thing as a Joke. ‘ , ‘
The report data form that early in restaurant.at whose expense til it ,
the fiscal yearbhmks were sent out and wine were served.
to estimate just how much each man » , . . ~
should receive at the rate of 18 cents PRIMCTID TIMI. 0' one
per meal and 21 cents for a night's MEAN... Niche-Dec. gm
The department found that
it. would take $821,141.75 to pay all Schl .
entitled to the “IOWOHCO. but II the my, zumy inform“ MI W
appropriation was only $260,000 there that the’iitteuded to write will
fill to be a material out and
bent. of the estimates was pet
of 069.1%“ was
the quarter ending Septeru r 30th.
1 This was distributed among 12,158
clerks. or 83 per cent-yet the entire
The average a can
each man was “.68.“: .
, The report closes at owe:
"it “recommended
the up ropriatio v‘
the neitt scai ,
sudleiently iar rteiiio
shoe to a cl
ing by the men of the Sungstuck
church was a success and a substan.
‘Temple lodged. F. and A. M..
will hold their annual business meet-
‘ing and ele‘euen of ofdcers this eve
pause allmsauce.
meeting of the Missionary society
at turnouts of tire. .l. A. bees. was
The Chinese'hilnieter. Liana Tun
Yenyduring nu resentfstey in Harp
ford sent its Putin many rig cable
grains and received a cum r of equal
death in «change. Only some person
with the nuances of a great state he-
hind him could indulge in the luxury of
the cable tolls as Hang 'l‘uo You did?
Theeeblerete to Pekinis of.“ per,
word? d‘bedaet manage thatétho Chis;
per
to
d for
me nudism nled'from = the; flow
Cards in Hartford cast his inst 0313.50
There ‘Mim titer messages 0 . l
ihepeammenerm _ ’ e. M theywe ,
lreadily‘be‘ seenthst’ttie eommuni‘
if one ”it e minister was care
typing‘oa V crop antenna“ “hours all
no head prosthetic .beeu dealln
:{imxasbi thlt rescind coalition
~.
. emitters audios new
But the disobey Bio ole Racers Are
r
NEWTORK. Dec. 8,—Alth0u8
spirited sprints, there was no _
in the early hours today for the on by,
lug moments of yesterday. when ‘ ,e
big shakeup occurred among their
day bicycle riders. The ten team left
in the Garden contest contented thddri
selves fer the most part with a. slow
pace, the result being that the; ‘
this morning were 50 miles Mind is
best figures for previous contents. e .
easy going was evidently helpingkegp ..
the men in trim, and so far as could
be observed nearly all of themgwm: a
in excellentc edition. The one u.- U
ccption was alker. of the PyoNValks
or team, who tell and sprained his
at intervals this morning to relieve his .
partner. and was shown consideration»,
leadership, several of them taking
turns in helping him around the track.
score as follow: . _
Hehir and Couliet. Pye and Walker.
8 laps; McFarland and Clarke. West
West and Demure, 1.561 miles. 1 lap.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.——As the rec
suit of, the inauguration of the. new,
land sales, much time, money and world
team of lndian Al‘lalrs today. Abode ,
four months’ interest is saved. as the .
try, acording to Indian: officials, is”
charged at the rate of 8 per Cent.
The year’s sale of lndian lands amount
effect about 8750.000 involved in harsh
ing sales was released from the‘gov-
orumeut depositories, where it was
drawing no interest, and placed in the
channels of commerce. Most clerical .
work is also saved under the new
tern will result in more combat ion
and increased prices for the, lndlan,
. . . .s
won ousu. Mia win; sags.
(lHlUAGO. Dee. s.——ooorsc ’
_ ed
ate the last bit of a broiled quiill. sip.
pod the last quart of champagne. push-
« WASWNGTON' be“ “"Th“ ”0"“ ed back his chair and then smiled at. .
master general has transmitted to coil- $700 “mug as he gazed at the .ng:
department diners at a downtown restaurant’last
eltlon to allow to railway night.
clerks their daily expenses.
Razakles had gone throttgliqthis
proposition." said the proprietors! the
dent that he was about to diam ii?
”a veteran of the Civil‘ . er”
ography. He iiuished the work,
day evening. After eorreoti , . »
told his wife he believed he won " »
pire‘ about 0 o’clock Wedneed ,_
ing. its wished \to . whim
bor farewell. and so oaled ,
and took leave or them. info ~ .
1 With them tipt he was about to no.
he. had retired. he got u 3"
no will. he died also It.
day morning” '
Lichen-Nasal? burst
weatherman». spirits
bill introducedw-‘brrnep ~
Maser. DTW be
' flint, i '
reassure
Mil
hold.
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