,‘Usenil and
.354 WASHINGTON ST.
SMYRNA RUSS—v18 x '36 to 36 x 72.
AXMINSTER BUGS-18 x 36 to 9 feet by to feet.
l: FIBRE RUGS—g feet by 12 feet.
06 CABIN RUGS-—18 x 36 to 9 feet by to feet.
': f CREX RULES—18,1336 to 9 feet by 12 feet.
FANCYGOODS—éAll kinds.
2A. Dickerman & Son
Ornamental ‘
sotto‘tett
GOLD
OIHUINI
”SOII'I‘WEL! A“ DAY 1‘0-
I9
renew. No one will he dlsnpv
pointed. We will loin the distinction
of loin; the only jryvieiieu in the u lllltd
States to (glow a pri on as low as $0 tor
a LADIE solid 14- Karat Gold Dia~
mood W.atch end we do so with t
distinct underetendin that the mono
Will e refunded it its same kind of
«rate can b duplicated in this coun~
try by euyw Welloli‘mlp or retail jeweller
for loss than .2 5.00. We further
guarantee the diamond to be genuine
and accurately cut. Ask any jeweller-
the quality and mini Time your
ct tor ten days. t unsntlsl actory
_ on
so
TELEPHONE 44b
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”We Give Si. 8.
your .0 will be refunded without any
"lie or ends.”
On! one to a purchaser no dealers
euppl ed or mail order- tilled. .
F“ EEW We will present Frill to
H. Trading ‘ Stamps
every purchaser a Patent
Watch P.roteotor Ale o
State Holds That Frequentars
Arc Liable Under
Statute
titration Will _
than or ISSUE
lodge l. r. Walsh Practically
Decided Case in His Charge
liltiDtlEPOit't‘. Doc. 20.~-it took
loss than .10 minutes for the jury in
tho'criiuinal side or the common plults
Icourt yesterday afternoon to reach a
3 verdict. ot guilty in the case at tho
Istatc against William (West) l‘enucr,
:who Whit charged with being a trc-I
quenter on a SundaI in an unltcons
ed place. Judge J. F. Walsh impos-
Notice of
so
.' the (ratio will go to the supreme court.
William .Ponucr was one at the 43,
men who were caughtin the raids at
the Cedar Creek Yacht club. and who,
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mm. . r, I. "a the not that“ M3; m‘o‘t‘?'lit|:nn ti:
, I , tor .the it It II! on tie dweteh move.
3 3 3 3 3 {Iguana .3333 watt‘ov aim. you led a line of $7 and clsta.
3 II: :\.1‘c:':‘:, =>3.1,“.1‘:,=>:‘=>:?39:;:: W:.\:I:,:,:P: it it: ,ggm ”J3", on 5. 32,332 on appeal was immediately tiled
It “ ‘ ii ililllttts A. itEEllE
' it
3 _ ,. . . , it iBii Bmaliwal. liiitr liirt
It G t . X D ~ 1 , l! OPEli Millie: tliilli. lilillltlius i
it rea mas lsp ays S! . in the city court.
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”I . - :l . Center.
. 33. Bring yo at Christmas gift list here tomor- 3‘ lilaclmtan ................... Mullen m “3,3,6“ on
~ row. ltlght guard.
f ii Only four more shopping days before ‘ E: “3‘3"“. W333 33333333 """" "at”
33 Xmas and we are oil'ering some extredrdi- it 33.333333 nmlamltulién 33 Conley 3333" Creek “33333 on”).
33 nary values in the very articles which would , 33 Lam, i, Moi-roll a, thirty“ .. Blackman§
, 33 make practlml and appropriate sort of gifts. 3‘ 1. Lewis l, leklnn 1. Webb 1:
~33 You will find here only reliable merchan- it TiIIieI'~-~\\"ebb.
- . dise all worthy grades such as we believe v Whmfi‘w‘“
, ti . ' 3 U hoororwl'ersuson
33 3 will fully as isfy all who come. 3‘ w»..— .4 . Mister bet 3:
. --.-- .. - mos-uses suspsuott‘o. ’ °F
5 ' .lflqi .93s;r0r3t 3,1 E.
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l“ in . m3: iv " iRY it Two Automobile Hearings Yesterday
It “ " ll Before Secretary at State in
33. . ll Capitol 3 Her sale. whether it was licensed
I?” . t“. alNASl-Iiuo'roh 37., SOUTH NORWALK 3.3 i’eaieIItaI afternoon ('OlOlit‘l Math-j “0"
x. cw H. lingers, the sec: elarv at state ”“9 "99““ was [“9“
'l H held hearings on two automobile cases i
' H U l‘hc first was that of Antonio Grail. all selection “‘ ”‘9 1“”
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3"” -- n O - ‘\!I O\ Q ‘\ ‘R -M\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\- -\ -\-\- -h‘h‘
Phelan, who appeared in the interests
at the proprietors of the club. took
the ground that the
statutes under which the trequcntcr
was titted applies to licensed and not
to unlicensed places. such as the (led-
Other Believe Likewise.
l The case is of much interest as tho
3maj0rity or the \itttucrs in the city
[took the some ground as pleaded by
lAttornoy Pholan, However. Judge Curl
whom the case. was
' tried took the ground that the statute
l was broad enough to cover any place
l where intoxicating liquor “as exposed
or
it was from that decision thatI
There was some care taken in the
Bali iiiilll
with the others, was tlncd it and coats.
Attorney John .l.:
Bridgeporthdve‘rtleehaeau l ' Bridgeport Advertisements
on w a.
IIs.
Establishrh 1357.
their friends aic thoughtful enough to remember about them.
.lelvelry that is Unique
, \«Ii rapvrmitr but llll' attractive and until :III'IngIIII’iu illzti
I'i\tlllit ii llt'til iliI- l.ld~ ni lllt puiml III \IlIiIlI all \IIIIIIIII dilight.
3 Pendant and Hoop Earrings of imitation piurls' sllitllt’li.‘ lg
asap IIlirirs. aqua marines, lililtlll} sis. and lirilliants.
La Vallierea ill rriro ilUSlHll‘I. tiny grin». ‘nt'l in gold or Id
finish.
aiiIquI
‘ Long Chains for purses: fans or lIfIrqu-tlcs. in linked silver or
mild plate. Set with odd scmiiprct‘ inns stones, sapphires from .\li.lil-
littlil. amctltysis from ("odor-ado. jadoand pearl.
Heart-shaped Pendants with lirilliauls, or set thickly with porn
pine sci-d pearls.
Pearl Necklaces \l‘llll Clasps studded with lll’lllln‘lllfi.
Rosary Beads. in gold. aiucth yst, garnets or sapphires.
Shoe Bitcklett. plain gold or silver. or set with stripes.
Lorgnettes, timid and Silver Gold
lit-Iniclics and Bracelets.
'l‘llimliles. solid lit-ads,
iiili Ronni :llitl _lt‘\‘.‘t.‘lt'}‘ SCt‘llUll.
“Hy-L0” Sweaters for Women
lllc name mcansjust “hat it says high In hm lioc ausc ilic
tiliiill can llt‘ adiustcd to suit the nearer llllS Sweater is a very
Ittlll\t‘.'.ill(‘iil cuutiuttahlc and good limiting garment.
”\‘lurti,
in white and
till distill dumpster
I Bridgepon'Advertlsemeute
. .. II
Furniture that 18 Unique for Christmas Gifts
\\ e make mention of a few separate pieces that are aluays u clmmcd by m: ill or “onion, IIlIcn
Not high priced,
Lite’ wate“ Card Tables, 3,, $2.19 Shiit Waist Boxes. $2.50 up.
gedar (723553: 39-50 “P" Cellarets, $14-$10 up.
ewmg a co, bamboo. . 0.
English Hall Chairs; $2.35. flog?!” Trays,’ , ‘ $3,125
Mahogany Coffee ~Stands. $5.50. WOOd Tabourets, $11.25.
Mahogany Sewing Stands. . $9.50 up. Piano Benches, §"'25’
Wood Trucks, $5.50. Foot Stools, $2.50 up.
Mahogany Desks, $19.35 up, Oak Desks. $8.00 up.
Windsor Chairs, $3.75 up. Fourth liloor, Carpet Store elevator.
Children’s Furs
A large variety in the dainty
litllc sols :IIIIII‘IIIII‘iatI- ltll' children.
White Lamb
Lamb and Angora
Lamb and Thibet
Imitation‘Ermine
Iceland Fox
Blue Fox
Natural Coney
Beaver
Blended River. Mink
Sable Opossum
Natural Opossum
Thibet
Prices from $1.25 to $6.75.
Fur Section,
St‘t‘vliitl llI‘IIIr,
m...“
Bayberry “Dips" in holly lim—
(‘3.
"if burned in the socket
{ring wealth to the pocket."
25c and 30¢ a box.
(lift Room.
Those a ho are.“
dflvlng fl our “ne‘- hi. “00“.. 3.03110 license. Em": 1““0 had prejudice
3“." “3333mm“, The statement wasl against liquor. were debarrcd by court»
made to Colonel fingers that a (my? ael tor the defense 0n the other hand
NECKLACES
in Gold or Platinum
With precious or semi-
precious stones in
tasteful designs are a
gift supreme. ‘
From $5 to $1,200
Ours is a Gift Store in
years ago Mr. Grail pa V0 his age. lnl
his application
years, and that subsequently he gave
it as 19 years.
The. other case was that of Georseg
Kirk. oi Ridgetlcid. who was arrested
tor last driving on October 5. He rip-5
pooled from the decision of the city
court or Daubury, but on Novamliori
25 he collided withn trolley carand
was again arrested.
Deputy Secretary Richard J. Dwyer
{has suspended the. operator‘s license
.)l' George. P Gabriel ot Bridgeport.
until March 1,1912.
sites cuaao [N a 1'0 14 Drive.
Your druggist will refund money it
Pluto Ointment tails to cure nay-case
of itching. 'llilnd, illoeding or Protrud.
lug Piles in II to 14 days. 50c.
euoaosusnr or Miss wmrrsn
announcer» .
nutnunrmtr. Doc. mix—Mrs. Al-
for a license. or iii» 3
. who, had relatives who item so ill-801“]
‘csted. The 12 men dually selected toi
I. Established 1865. ,
SPflRlS
like MURPHY To SPEND WINTER
lN WARM oumars.
v...“
in "trainer Broken Down in Health
fitter Hard Football Campaign.
MLAD-ELPHIAy Dec; 20 ~Mnas
by. Pennsy’s great trainer, who
been selected to accompany the‘
lean Olympic team as coach.
teal]: tor stocitiiolm next June
itch poor health that he will be
‘ polled to spend the winter in a
climate. than the Eastein
.13 Mike will leave here for Calls
. Florida, Bermuda or some
Winter resort within a tow
He has been iii poor health
elite and recently has suitered
y from
“Iliad lung trouble.
l‘ that Murphy ms in a bad
all condition during the football,
the truest sense
G. W. Fairchild 8. Sons
INCORPORATED “
“AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMES”
, 997 Main 3t.. cor. P. O.Arcerlo, .BRIDGEPORT
Manufacturer-e, importers, Retailers
the return at an old J). Lane
011x11 he did' not complain. it i5 isltlsn
best S. Winttar, 313 Selvletv avenue.
yesterday announced the ngsgomsnt
other daughter, Miss Corrii. Wintter.’
to Walter C. North-oi Wintter and
North. well known real estate agettis.
The occasion was a luncheon given by
Miss Wintter to 14 of her girl triende.
’l‘ho uroomeloot lo the son at Mr. and
Mrs. John North, of Syracuse. N.’ Y.,
and a. graduate or Wesleyan. 1897. The
bride is a graduate of Courtland
Jewelers & Opticians
popular or her circle.
W
~Look for Xmas presents at
O’Brien: ' I .
w
season. He was ill on. his return to
Philadelphia from Ann Arbor, where
the Penn-Michigan game wasplayetl.
Mike stuck it out until utter the
Thanksgiving Day cash between Cor. '
nail ‘and Pennsylvania. He left
Franklin Field that afternoon. and
has been laid up since. . .The news of
his illness has been kept a secret .
even from some at his closest friends.
Dr. Stooge! made it known, however
ithat he had advised Murphy to spend
I the winter in a warmer climate.
You I)? one},
hoe—h“.
Clovers Beat Sixth Bo. Seconds. “
The Giants defeated the Sixth Con;
puny second team, last evening. after
line sixth Company meeting, at has» :11
i ketbali, by the score of 2s to 22. The
game was a good one_oIll the way.
through and as the score would ln‘dl: .
onto. it was close throughout.
The lineup and score:
Mlomm
“Drama oulnlm”
m In
.. .H. Lewis
itinhttorwerd. .
....I. ...........'i‘..Morrell
Left forwards _ '
GONG}? certs-lessel ‘IICI
school in this city and among the most .
I ‘0! recognised establishment.
Always remember the toll nsnio. look
“new on every, box. . ‘
the state excused those who were low 3
temsted in saloons or breweries orI
try the case were its lollows: David
A Burr, of Milrflcld;
'l‘ stint, of Huntington; Frank S Seeloy,.
A. C Golding, lumen Sutherland, of;
Greenwich; Ruins A. Lyon. 0! Red-3i
ding: Eugene A. Wood. of Siamtord:i
Warren W. Bliss. of Monroe; Myron 8.
Clark, ot‘Monroa; Thomas F. Bailey, l
at Newton; 'Itlwln B. Smith. of Not i
walk, and Granville E. Dunning. oil
3Trumbull. ‘ }
Members Paid No Fees. {W
The trial or the ones was soon on
The evidence of thapoiice who raided
the club was taken. showing that. ill
was to dictate all lntcntsinnd pur-
poses a drinking place, and that there
were little or no evidences at a club.
Their testimony was that the club-
house was a large room. with a bar
running the lengtli‘ot the place. There
were souls chairs'ln the wombat” not
enough" for those who were in the club
when it was raided.
Attorney Phelan endeavored to
show that it was a realcluh. in which
an initiation fee was charged, but
Prosecuting Attorney Elmore s. Banks
got some witnesses to say that they
never paid any tee. and Just went
there when thev wanted a drink.
Poor- Mea'e Club.
To all practical purposes there was
not much dispute as to the met that
the Cedar Creek Yacht Club was a
place where liquor wassold on'Sun-
days. it was agreedfthe‘t thero'was
no yacht club about it. The yacht
was a fancy nourish. but Attorney
Photon maintained that it. was a poor
man's club and was entitled to as
much right to consideration as those
The at-
gument tor the defense was or some
length and was an able summing up
i
Wash Goods in Boxes
An exceedingly dainty group of l‘crcaic:
Edward W It'fitiuu Foulards and l‘oplius. the choicest patterns of the stock,
an: in dress patterns
Special in Black Pongee for”
Ellis E.
i.
we.
of his interpretation of the law in
which he claimed there “as no not
hlgulty, as all the laws on the one
subject, even previous to the present
one. which was amended in 1905 were
all relating to licensed and not un-
licensed places. and that it could not
be interpreted at this late day to re-
at $3.75 and $5.00.
and packed in Christnuls boxes. $1.00 to $2.50.
, Sweet Lavender-Bags.
I‘Lavcndtr 's: for ladies,
'lliey puts it in their presses;
lllt‘\ MI 5 it in their muslins
.‘uul tiltir lawuy Sunday dresses"
we each.
Gilt Ronni.
Waist Section, second lltmi‘.
s. V Madras, llntistcs.
. v.
Dennison Section for Tags and
Seals. Christmas Boxes of all
sizes. (irccu l‘apcr l"estouning
and (.iarlauds.
till. limit disrupting.
ans so constructed to make it easy for Mr. Rider further suggested that :1
an appeal to be taken to the humerus meeting should be called for the pur-
court. it was understood that it was pose of putting an addition or one
a test case at the start iroom on the building. This“ will re-
Pending the appeal to the upper quire another teacher. Mr Rider
court. the bonds in the. appeal cases says there is 7300 in the bank belong:
ot the 43 men “in remain the same as lug to this district.
when the appeal was taken against‘
Maids” Dresses. $2.00.
\‘v'asli (itimtls Section. lower llour.
the health
- Walsh made it very clear to the jury
, any time.
I‘ charge to the jury. There was noth-l
ins iett tor the jury to do but
I. bring in a verdict
. William Planner.
tit
late to unlicensed places.
Charge Bottled Case.
"The charge of the judge to the jury
lsettled the case and leit. them very
little to do but to bring in a verdict of
utility. The section or the statute an
der which the accused was indicted
was read slowly by the court, in. full
as follows:
“Every petition who, with intent to
purcheee intoxicating liquor. shall on-
ter any place of any kind or descrip-
tion in which spirituous and intoxi-
«on; liquors are licensed to be sold
or exposed torI‘eele,‘during the hours
in which it is unlawful tor such place
to be open for the sale of spirituous
nud'intoxlcntiag liquors. or who shall
purchase intoxicating liquors in any
such place. or of the proprietor or
such place, or at any of his son nuts'
or agents. either in such place or else-
where. . . shall be subject to
the penalties of section 2712." . tor drawing lessons at the various3
Clear Violation of‘ Law. schools. Mr. Wheeler said that Miss
"Iii-n his review or tile law Judge Bouton is setting slung nicely.
Mr. Rider spoke at the Brooksido
that it was a violation of the law for school. where the teacher had slxtyw
a person to so into a licensed saloon oil-s pupils registered at the ”opening
and purchased liquor during the hours or the school run have 301183 but
that it was unlawtul for a person to out or the titty-one remaining some
so to a place where liquor f‘was alt-3' torty- six were present at the time at
posed for sale" and purchase liquor at Mr. Rider's visit These scholars
There was no ambiguity comprise tour grades that this one
about the meaning of the judge‘s teacher instructs.
Mr. Rider says that the air in the
to small room is bad and that the int.~
at guilty against position on the teacher and the prim
., lplls is an outrage. \ ‘
The one-sided‘charseyet the court III .
the decision of Judge Water or the
cit;I court. ,
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scooters: scsoci Isl,
oveicnowutn
(Continued from first page.) I
change in reading books was. also sug-
gested. and a new system may be ad-
opted utter further investigation.
The meetingnvas called to order
shortly after it o’clock by Chairman A.
0. Wheeler. Clerk Wilfred Bodwell,
reed the‘mlnutes ot the previoirs meet-.
ing, which on rate were approved.
The roll call showed. A. C Wheeler r..
Dr. H C. Sharer. H. O. Pollard. Dr. l
I J. Milton Coburn, Harry Rider anal
Wilfred Bodwell to be present
Chairman Wheeler had Miss A. Boo-
ton’ s report in tolerance to her visits
nominated that Dr. William J
h
3 it was mud to have
audition is in o.“
omcer inspect the conditions at the
school.
D). H. (T. Shel-er, of the purchasing
committee. reported that after investi-
gation with the principals it had been
decided best- to drop the Hawthorne
readers and take a- series of books
from the American Book Company.
, The list of books for grades was read.
Mr. Wheeler said he thought it
should be given considerable consid-
eration before the change is made.
The Hawthorne books have been
used about five years and were ad~
optedas the almost unanimous choice ‘
or all the teachers.
Twenty-live hundred of the. new
books will caste. about. $1.100. and three
thousand, $1.2 These if adopted,
,wlli be put into0 use next y.ear
The Hawthorne books will be util- . ,
Iced until they are worn out it thoI._I‘ ,
others are put into use.
The matter was referred to the text I,
book committee on vote.
Dr. Sherer reported that the pen- '
oils furnished this year are very poor
indeed. Dr. Sharer thinks that the “
economy lies in the better pencils; '
Discussions on general topics [01- '
lowed and continued for sometime
Adjourned.
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MONITOR MONTEREY SAILS.
”AMOY Dec. 20. ”The Unitcd‘
States monitor Mantel-,ey sailed this
afternoon for Swatow the treaty port
on the estuary ol' the Han Klaug. sari
~ toils trouble is reported to have brolc
output therol between the (moose and
giant race, .
Norwalk Chronicler