, Ily meethu. tomorrow noon. I. .
( 'qutantity of ashes on the wet. soggy
. ;.MI. and Mrs. Walter Pooh a“ to
V 8unday avgntng‘p -
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Mr and bird. RatthOrd 'm’ ‘Botta
hr. are visitors Igth friends and
drappnIBrlugaport ..
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1"IIIé film? 3 Class of the East. Avenue
Methodist Church will ‘hold Its week
W. A. Raymond, oI Butts pincc, has
lwrn taken down .nlth illness again
'and In couflncd to hill homo.
The. regular net-vices will be held
at tho Adv‘ertt Christian Church to-
morrow morning andrevcnlng.
The regular morning and. eveninz
services will he held at the Swedish
Congregational Church tomorrow.
Mrs. qunle Price, of Bridge strecl.
has gone to England. whom she will
he the guest of relatives for a couple
of months. ‘
The natural growthrrs, who have
Iliad u'rnther tough week of It, are cx-
period to name at. their homca toduy
for the Sabbath.
’i‘hc weekly devotional meeting of
the Young People's Society of Loyal
Workors will be hold tomorrow oven-
iug at the Advent Christian Church.
3, mutt»... mu... will ’"bfle ,hotu bee
Wann-
htréand fits, J A $33.93 and Iain-
' "iiy‘ who TIuvb lion confined to their
. tutttitntt
ttlttu ultra
Mm Martin Noland, and daughter,
A IlarInIeVss Remedy, Mada $0M
Mlsw Ethel flames him; returned born
In visit to lilW your city.
Garden Sage, tinctures C {rf’V'
AIth Ir l-luV.ll wllo conveys the GIOVBSVV ' V' in GT3! "a“. "i
o I
illghw y chlldVIaVu, to tide GI‘eensVV "
harms achoo'l IVs codd‘péd to his home.
.‘I. ..
home by Illness, are much imVpIoved
2 v
Leroy McElwee. Charles SIIVeInaiI.
Kenneth Allen, VVJoIIVn VDIIVI‘VIy and Han
old llukor enjoyed a pleasure trip out
of loan. I .
as haralda of advancing age.
hairs, however. am not always lllHIldlv
cation of advancing age. for man Io-pc
4
Mrs. Josiah Mareau was a guest, at
‘tho reception given by Mrs. Henry
Henahnw in Bridgeport, Wednesday
or oourae, It In unnatural, andVVindi-
cates that there Is something wrong
.with the individual, and that nature
'I‘Ilie l‘ifliilillllh lougue will hold list
chklI devotional mcotlng to nortow
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Chutch. It Is hoped that thcre will be
a large attendance.
.. in order that all who desire to
mbtuin Vanity lioxes before Christmas,
may do so, the number oi coupous has1
been reduced to five. For tire coupons
anti 950 one OI these useful Christmas
presents may be obtained at. this oiilce.
ltev. William W. Gillics will occupy
the pulpit and prcaclf at the services
Which will olI held at the P out Avenue
Mcthndisl I. plat-opal Church tomoliow
numuiug and evening
The l-Ipworth League. of tho Metho-
(lit‘l. Churth hold it successful supper
last evening dospltc tho luclen‘tcnt
wcnther conditions. 'I‘lIc affair was
well attcudeti and tho nmmborfiof tho
league proved to be cxcllcut hoatn.
AItlIur VVIVIIII-lcrhill hast resigned lilst
position as (ll her of the F‘risiiic pic
wagon to take a position with the
llolmos. chlor 6’; Sellcok company.
Mr. Underhili will finish his duties on'
tho pic wagon tonight and will be anc-
ceeded by Arthur Saunders.
At the Men's Class tomorrow noon
II tIIc blunt Avenue M. h). Church. thci
“The First Sunday School I
The book front which this“
topic will he
on Record."
lesson was road will be used in tlleV
Men's Class.
to attend.
All members or.) urccd
John L'IIoInInedIou, of blunt Wash-
ingtou street, came to the rescue of
those wading through the mud this
morning by distributing a Iibcral
sidewall: and making an improvised
crosswalk through the morass of tho.
Vatreet. '" ’
'l‘hcrc. was considerable» excitcment
inihlnst Washington street yesterday
nftb‘tnoon nt‘lzlo o‘clock' when the
trolley line broke and tho dangling
plot-es connected with the wet tracks,
treating the people of that section to
a brilliant electrical dlhplay. 'i‘ho
sparks flew‘promiscuously and the si~
lent witnesses held their breath while
Motorman Edward Benedict and otlIeI
trolleymcn deployed around to got the
wires in a less dangerous position.
They succeeded and in a short time
the damage was temporarily repaired.
————~.“._..._.‘.
Wrsrrou'r
SAUGATUCK
Mrs. William Dutcher, ot Roseyllle
district In seriously ill.
“M .II. , :
An notation is being constructed to
the old Kcnney humeste‘nd. I
.u.’ (the—w" ‘ :u,‘
Vspend the white-I In New York city
Mrs Charles M'clilnee is seriouisl)’
’-.4Vll at her home an imperial avenue
‘—
Willlam Burnctt. engineer at the
electric light works, remains critical-y
ly IIIV.
Mrs. Harriett1V {JV Price, Ventortained
or
. titer nephetii Ch'arlé's'
Barnés,
VBI Idgeport Thur .
dayVI ”M‘ I‘M“ \
Greens WI. “Milli“ WIT m .,
. the home of Mrs. Christopher Andrews
‘ prowling around the netghborhbod all
_ dog‘s actibns Were so suspicions that
“Tracy, 0., who bought Foley's Honey
" .I‘ sumptton Her bills: were iore and
V loy'ns Honey and gar, Compound
,I’hl‘odldft roped on. so and less than
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L, ""irrtrttl
A feeling or asdneaa accumtihlas.
tho discor‘ery oi the Aral gtuy dint-J
which, untortun‘atoly, are icokedigmh i
I’m: ,
plo have gray hails quite early In llfé'. ..
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Rumscy Barraciough and daughter. 30:01:21.3; gigglliiiiutfhgf‘bfi 1:: ”:3“ 2m
Anna, who have been the, guests of. I, V, I; ‘5'“- “*I‘
Mra David Ward, havciretut‘ned to‘ t:‘";‘f; 9“” “am" 323%}: 3 1" MV #de
Jordan N.Y. m... . rxh Ith uatu o n .3
. . . » IcoiIIutirVariltiI-ymuariy pebblti,l 111$
After the morning" éci'IIIct. it tho b'd Will.titlcli’itndulosu‘vitririibu Vven
Congregational church tomorrow the a sneak of gray A
Sunday School will rehearse the? The “1““ “39'9”“ ‘0 nature I!" re—
Christmas cantata. Istorlng and browning. the hair IsM’y»
..._... ,oth's Sage and Sulphur llnlr Romedy,
Edward C. Nash rc‘contly pur-Ia clean and wholesome dressing for
chuscd u in horse power gasoline cn-gdally use. It not Ollll‘ removes dflM~
glue. which will be used for haulingV ruII. bl“ strengthens We“. will lull
he “no u“. houses italliug hair and promotes its growth. A,
Wm...“— few applications will restore faded orz
(.‘uptain E. .I Jerrltt. ot‘ the Sulrn- gray hair to Its natural color
tlon Army, will give. a atomoptlcous (let a hottlo today, and lot It dolor “"'
lecture In the Congregational Chill'CIhfyou what it has done for thousands or
Sunday cvcnlug, the subject being othcrs.
Darkest America. This lecture was; This ermIarutIon is adored to tho
to tune been given that Sunday night. public. at fifty cents a bottle, and is
but sonic trouble with the electric recommended and sold by all drug-i
\tirea (.‘lllllit'd all the lights to go out Igists Special agent. Stillaon-l’owell:
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SILVERMINE gsunw Stilts AIIE routing ,
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Mrs. Zion and daughter have tum-rd: _ ”on...“ i
to New York for the winter. i “The ahootlng show girls" were tried ' V
”W“... on an Indictment or three counts. lilcgf ‘
V Edward I’. .Inuo has moved into IIIsVflrM being “"0““,th murder MI 2.
now Iitllc honor at Tlmud lili‘cr V Stokrb. Ilui In collalderntlon of ””5 ' '
..... “““““ {most serious charge tho jurors were‘
.Vcnrly meribodv III this neighbor V
thod has bean butt her nu; hogs tlilslllzgx‘fi 3:“3123;;mgrfrz'e;‘:;zn?:_:
twcok. hour nunoun-rment that tho dlitlricti‘
Mr and Mrs. S. Ii. (loralnm cutcr attorney would ““me tlto‘nmtV
tulnod II. friend from New York (not mm"! 1h“ court rcatilcted ”’3 1“” V
tin “.Vwk end. to the second and thlul counts which;
W.-_..-.... ,thurgctl roapcctiwly. assault III the
\\illiuiu 3911.” of New York 13. first dogrcr with illiiili to kill. and; .
Itnjotina when tucution ut the home "333“” In HIP Retoutl demon. with it“.- I I
V”; 1,151 "1‘”th “‘1 I motion to do bodily injury. I .‘ I, “th m. c a
W-..“ White the jury was dellberaiin git“ fl " 3%.
Henry llrucltncr, or New York tIIII tno dclcndants ncro held pItsonniV ‘ a '
Spent. a day at lilt‘ bonus of Charles era III and or the tintochambots oil
Roche Inst wcch. lthe court roorn. Tho suspense was}
Iobvloualy serum for both of thumi . ,2.
““9““ llowludgc "f x“ “mm When summoned to hcor the verdict ' 5:3? having one of these Out$
spent a day last wrck at tilt? homo ol’l Mina Graham appeared to be com. V,
with plot; Itocho. ploieh uuatruua and had to ho assist»; V" .‘CID “('th for each hrti
. W’- , in t th cour roo . e was 1"; thtl" w u , V _
I Mm: t‘larn llamnguurd, 0‘ New lurk, lfli‘llillilEi; I: everyt “till? Plat: InorcI . I,“ h 11' V“! be highly '39in by“ if! ”many 0m and Young
spout Saturday and Sunday at the V
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I “0an or her father. tspiiltcd bliss (oniud calm unan lamb;
I’hlllp Hurst. of New York.
the Wel'livi‘lld with his parents.
nutl Mrs. John Hurst. ‘
spentislnte. She had been overheard 10%
Mr say. while waiting Im the vcrdict: "It
can't stand it until hu gets through I
Lillian."
‘ Hysterical Scenes.
A moment lutor,
women faced the Jury and the tore-L
an announced "Not guilty." Mitts;
Ittonrnd cried, "Thank God" and went:
“'1 and Mrs. 33001) Hurst, 9f New'lnto violent hystcrlcs. She sank‘
York, “I’m" Saturday ““0 Sunday atldown upon the counsel table, jumped
the homo, of Mn". Hurst‘s parents.
Mr. and Mrs John Hurst.
‘ m M.“ I
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school has been holding nevdral to
licmnals lately in the afternoon and
evening III proportion l‘or thoannunl
Christmas services. I
Alfred Lindbt-rg, who is In \\'all~
IIIVItt‘ord. at tho Gaylord Farm. for
medical treatment. spent tho week-
end with his parents.
her voice, tore her hair and threw
her arms about wildly. This surpris-
ed the spectators. for during the trial
iMlss Conrad had kept up her nerve
much better than her companion. 0n
the other hand. Miss Graham, who
wept much during the trial and only
subbed the more when she heard the
verdict. recovered when she saw her
The roads along this way hate been
put III tearful condition by the héavyl
loads of stone which haw been hauled
,over them recently from the stone
crusher on John Seilol's Ilot
stay of her younger friend
it was at first thought that Miss
Conrad had misunderstood the verdict
and her cout'pfii'non tried to assure
her that .they were free.
know." she said . "Tell mother weV
are free. Tell her we are coming'
home." These were, practically Misc
W
The Ladies’ Aid Sonioty oi the
Methodist Protestant Church held Its
regular meeting last Wednesday at
and Thursday lItey spent the alter-
noon quilting at- the home of Mrs.
Alonzo Buttery. - her hysteria. which lasted rullyVVteII'
minutes. Finally her trleuda, her
brother and her counsel succeeded in.
quloting her. ‘
Crowd Choc".
She recovered as suddenly as she
was-attacked, and with Miss Graham
on not- arm, issaod from the oourtr‘
Hiram Davis put a dog out of the
way Tuesday evening, which had been
day, fighting with Mr. Davis‘s dogs
and other‘anlmals in' the neighborhood
and httemptlug to bite them. The
MI“. dels concluded that rather than
take the chance ol.‘ having sortie of his
dogs billion and develop hydrophobic.
he had better get busy with his gun. V ‘
'- '"BVEST ON EARTH,"
This is the verdict oi II. J. Howell,
large crowd gathered outside. Many
persons stepped forward“ to pat the
girls on the back and shukc‘fheir
hands.‘ They stopped Into a taxicab
and Were whirled away to dinner: I I
Robert M; Moore. of counsel, said
that Miss Conrad's hysteria was no
surprise. He said she had been on
the verge of it throughout. the trial
and that her violent klsgles during
her ordeal on tho anon were but
evidence or it. '
'Ths jury Arrived tit Its verdict after
taking tour ballots. on thrse or them
the durymen voted it to 1, for ac-
uuittnl the one man dissenting being
In favor oI- cunvlotion for assault to),
and m Compound for his wife. "Her
pane m the worthV I have over seen.
and limited like aV aulé each of con-
no coughed nhitoat Incognito and
I... voice w‘a's innit. and dealt. For
threeuI IIIII upturn in {W II complete
ridge Pharmacy and W.
lubl‘
that aim Sucmcd In a highly nertousI .
when tho young? -.
up again and shrieking at the top of V .
companion so affected and acted as the i
"0h. Nil .
Conrad’s .only coherent words during '
room to be greeted with cheers by a ,
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appoin- greatly surprised. No one atlo featuréV ot the late afternoon ssesJ man withta sin months’ bride and a
was present rqpresentin‘g the com: sin of conr, IHe nourished the re—
plainant, stokes. except counsel. Hil 'voivers with which the girls shot
young wile, who had been in the Stokes and accompanied his recital of
courtroom most at the day, had do- the shooting and his scorching denun-
clued not to wait the’ outcome. It: elation of both Stokes and the girls
was said at the Hotel Ansonla some by frequently snapping the insulators
hours later. that the news or the ver— 0! the weapons. ~"Law must be en.-
diet had not been carried to the Itorcctl to be onnoblet'i, not to be
Stored up ”to thhtV at... He was said laughed at. slgled at. spat upon and
‘ to he still dang?
eibnsly Ill and in cod: deacon upon and nuns our on the, you.”
bidet-able“ pain, owl n; to the recent devllle stage."VV were 1011.10, at Mr.
Operation tor the removal OI an ab- Buckner; words. He reigned totzthe
aceswon his Ailey. _, , , contention by intentional tor, the do
memgtifi [rimming Up._ ,VL. - V-
The ganglia; Vup, yrhloh Astutaut
the second dearer. V'l‘ho wtatorit
h tied the court: '
fourteen year old son to have such
things hawked about him in every
Vvillage‘and hamlet as have been pub-
halted in this state. ' And how have
these girls been punished? While
Stokes was nursing his wounds they
hung hisV bloody trousers outside of a
{theater and asked .thb' public-to .de-
posit its money,
TheV main contoltloa of the prosecn;
lion was that the dillandants lured
Sicko; to: their apartment to black
mall him, and about him when he re-
‘ tum! to comply with their than“...
that thorn was not. as tho girls
i I
in ‘ the. box onion",
and a halt.
Judge Cautions VJu'V
the jurors that the only t
defense was self-detentio“
Who woman who relies
tinei Want Adrs. to “can
hold help has a little than
things.
Many a amall bottle ha
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