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‘ ‘AMTMWOOD ENTHUSIASTIC.
Preparailoht for. ' Propoaed Flight
2 ' Across the Ocqan. i
nos'roN. m oS—aumy Atwood '
will probably pay. a visit to Now—
tpondlamd to loot; over the country
out view‘lo finding a good, plaeo not.
which Lenten his across-theorem;
night no Earhart to ”0'9 outhualaetlo
. over the prurient, Ho ex'pecta to loud
‘. "M 2 '. in Ireland. ”
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is building an A No. 1 bolt mile traoit'
in 2the~roar, and who in also unending
a lamb amount of money in unto-dale
barns and atablea‘tor hla traitors and
meets. The new traok will ilg used
by Mr. Bulkley and his friend when
flnlahod mMgommon. and they manage
to hold matineea. as well.” raoqmtnoe‘t
lugs. over the name. Mr. Builder! was
lormeriy of Southport and is very well
known in thin city.
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2. L". ..~
22 Doorman Delano «Leach.
ROCHESTW. N. Y‘.. Jun .5.~'-Miito
Donovan. at Roohoator. no outclaaaod
Alt Leach. or Elmira, at Home“ laat
night. that the, rolereo stopped them
331109!” hydroaoronlone 1’0!” “it! in the eighth round of what wan to
T. M trio haa- been designed and it it re-
' ‘ Mod that; the order for its conetruc‘
M tiolt hast been plhced with the "LET“?!
M W Mound.
, new aeroplane will ‘be of in) horse
power unwitygdhoraepower or
Atwood'a preset; rt'i-aeroplane. |
:mniatnnce from Newfoundland to
M"“"fllolanti which Atwood has marked out
in 2.450 miles. ills machine will on»,
ily travel alxtydive miles an hour. no
that if nothing 8098 wrong he can
“““ line;
utility construotod floats will permit
the machine to rest on the water
ohould anything happen to the engine
By means or the floats he plans to
rest (or a low minutes at a time on
Water and have his meals.
gmuood will carry all the food nee
Milly during the thirty hours in hiaM
pockets. He plans to have a‘becially
made condensed food tableth. A low
M2 ounces will be ample tor the, time be
2 will be on the way.
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.Wrestlor erth Dloquallflod.
_ BATTLE CREEK; Minn. Jan. 6.“,
' ; John Billlter, 01 Toledo. is still light-
'2 ‘veight champion of the world. Hie
last night's opponent Henry “’1th
M 20! Chicago, was disqualified in tholrM
" third round for using the strangle hold
The men had been wrestling twelve
fianluutos for the third fall when Bil-
. liter waé given the decision. Wirth
.‘had been warned four times by the
reioree to been away. from the strain
. ‘ gig hold. and when be reunited to it
do? the fifth time. it was with dini-
" ha’t tile men were torn' palm
t three years. and
in biohoraee to the "Parkway
toughen. MN. Y..I where he baa
inflow: of about 130 acres
iidinsa which will
no is located opposite the new
grand aloud donated to the ..
8 o'clock.
have been a ten-round bout.
mmmm mum .9.
MILLER WILL FiLED.
'Shollon Man’s Estate of mono Dio- '
tributodAmong Many Benoiioluim
SliElL'i‘ON, Jon. 5.-Th€i will 01 um
late Colonel Wataon J. Mlllbr won ad-
mitted to probate in the local court
yesterday and dlapoaea 0t IE éatate
iestlmated at about 3300.000. The will 2
'providos that the Miller homestead
and contents go to the widow She
also receives in truat onegbalr oblate.
it being specified that aha receive an
income or $200 a week. At her death
that part of the oatute la to go to the
next heirs and one or two bemoan]
friends or the other hull of the
estate. $30,000.19 providedwior the erec-
tion or aataluootliolonel Miller; $100
a month is given to an invalid stator.
Mrs. {on A. Martin. of New Haven;
$6.000 to another ulster. Mrs. Blake.
of New Haven. and $5.000 to a niece.
Mrs. Charles 11. Smith, oi! abattoir.
Another 330.000 is given in trust to
Riverside Cemetery to provide tilt the
‘cure2Mot hla mausoleum in that burial
ground. Eight thousand dollars goon ‘
2to~the Protestant Episcopal Church
or the Good Shepherd. 35,000 of Mum
amount .to bodovotod townie pining
of memorial windows to his iirot. wife.
Mrs. Susan .1. Waite Miller. her father
Alonzo Waite. a brother. Wutrotia lveo
Miller, Ruth 1... P. Miller. and con»
nel Watson .1. Miller Provision iii
also made in the will for the ever»
tion of a chapel. to be known M the
Col Watson .1. Miller Memorial Chan»
el at the cemetery. and it is further
provided that it anything remains at? 2
tor theta provlaioau have been idol. 2
it is to be used to the ooustructi‘on or
an mob and gateway. _ _ M M
81'. MMYtB CHURCH NOTED.
There wil be sacred heart devotions
at St. Mary's cburoh thin owning at
n...
St- Marys mil" choir will rehearse
this evening in the church toliowing
the devotions in honor of the sacred
hoart. M
at. 7:15 o'clock title evening tilt!
- 'iunlor choir of St. WMarya church will
hold its regular rehearsal. organist
Edward F. Honda requests that all
Harrimanf oi» ‘membes 9° 0“ MM mmlltlY. ‘M 2M
2 daintineos.
early spring buying.
their boat.
week
Mini Bwahmutfi'ou or...
A Most Exquisite Show" 9
1912 Patterns M. '
The materialalnclude SW1“, Cambrlc. iflul-
iin. Holman): the alum. In the latcat and- ,
,MM‘moot attainable Insertions. Edgingo. Allover-a,
' ‘iltc.’ We coil particular attention to our beau-
flint tinting Flemming; and Band: to match.
M an well an a most attractive display of Beard-
2 lugs. Their; desirability to as marked as their
All it wonderfully low prices to induce
Thio advance shouting afiords an Excellent
-. Opportunity for women to supply their needs
for early spring sewing. ~
Buy now while theM assortmenta are at
um SPECIAL ,
45-inch Embroidery
Flouucmgs '
in elaborate cyclot' designs. ten different pat-
terns; regular .value $1 yd At 2h loader thin
69 Louis ayarti ”'
Five yards maimed oompiete arm _
The N E RYAN co
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t
the state orleoa here tor mutderinl’;»
Whom be the last legal execution in
Without will occur this ultornoon.‘
whoa Ell'oy Kent will be hanged in
Mill; Della B. Ganglion at Root Wal-
llnsrord on July 24, 1908. ,Boveral at-
temnto‘ were made to have Kent on
the ground that the loan waa weak
mentally and there has boon moo-h agi-
tation throughout the auto against
the execution A: an outuom‘e oi, the M
Kohl. case, senators and reprooIénta-
lives favoring” the abolition of capital
puniahment state that they will carry
a-campalxn into the legiolatme in an
«mm to have lll'odmnrieonmont‘ but»
atltutod for capital punishment on the
statute books.
The arrangements tor the execution
were completed earlier in the wait bi
Mlilzh Sheriff .1 H Kinlry.
'l‘ho prisoner baa continued in good
health physically and there balloon
little ehange in his mental ooutiltion.
The following is an outline of the
crime for which Kent was convicted:
On the morning of July 24 1908, the
I
gmuto. forty learn of ago. who lived
intone. woo found lathe pantry of her
‘sooludod farmhouse at Eliot Walling»
' M with a club upon the head and choked
' no she waa preparing breakfast.
M onward, 2 A Waillnmau man was
body of \ilns Bella 3. Ganglion. a door
ford. She hhd oridbtitly‘ bout ttruolt
So
far as known one had in: motility "but
the intruder had ransacked the house
tor plundor opening aevhml bureau
«out Monolithic
‘ ”Home l
Mina Aniy Sammli la recover-l3:
from romlttontteVer.
Adam “(9th la unending a week
with lrienda inflirfilnia.
Martin Wasting is boardan
Miss nieuko. Seminury atreet.
with
. , ”-‘i‘
Mrs. .lullua Herald'io spending the
winter with ralativeo in mount Ver
non.
to little daughter at new it.
lohuaoa. in. is seriously ill lit his
home on East avenue. . 2
A E Granule has returned from
Boulder. Col" where he has been
spending several months.
Mr and hire. Harry leom have
vacated the Folsom oottaae and are
now molding in New, York.
«~2-
George B south. or Poughkaenalo
about uoverai day-a thin wool: with
his family in Hoyt otmet.
Employees of the railroad are Mr...
placing a minor: 01 the traolm neat
the (trove atroet crow“. M
.Ml'lt
J" '1'“.
Mrs. Nobort Tuner and children
have 2murued4~a1tor spending the bolt
daya with relatives in New Nation. M
Mrs. A. it. Neerdt o‘t Nor‘filk Epcot
Tuesday and Wednesday with m.
and Mrs. ii. iii. '1‘. Fairly. ot Stanton!
Avenue
The nodular monthly meeting (it the
tire company will be held tonight.
This is the annual mention and int-M
portaut buainoas will be tranflaolotl.
M, a iodiuuoo tow
’ M goalie.
‘ rant a mighty thorough research
M2 mood as any or the bi: nonlinear.
M m .
lira. Henry Thoma and non Rar-
M M .
M condemn the allé. to «only an at
taehmnt bladed upon the moon hurl
use nlrtlull House. last
binay contended that the tale m fl
'2 legal, and that it could not be con
' ducted u it
in uncut-dance with
m trait: in
Countable Taylor.
it is claimed, who didztbe‘aelllnx. be
chute ion a plain. ordinary “Hilton bio
to: he lentils juriodlotlou in manifold
if the halo could have been held legal
ly, George '1‘. 8mm. the looal row
Itahle,'ohould have diagram of the
Thin all a choice bit .0! legal:
tangle tar more one to unravel. and:
the technicalities involved will who
it
was a peculiar night however. and'
one that will poaaihly never occur
the lot“ mam
were dtsmuod of to large iota. audMMMtho
pumhaooru ”volition prominent in
the town‘a amt-a. Moat or the boron
claimed that they were to unalt now
ty for cooking burnout. "The old
wonders who congregated 'kopt'cloae
tube on all that took place and the
purchaners had better. the» their
door: well looked A word to the wire
it! buflioioni.
W
The new oi the sudden death 01
swollen notion 0: South Main Wool.
men became than New Your:
morning. wall a aback to the Mia
mu monotone oi Marital and Mount:
embark! tor the bereaved buabaud
and fathor were heard everyone”.
. Hrs. Miloyt'a death not our: untitnolr. .
‘2 hut nook Theodor Queuing she at»
lauded the Chrieunaa exerclaj’u oi the
New Canaan Dram. in as it by a
.90
. an hm: find 305'-
‘ worked upon
by her triandahngmmuch one was on—
10910: the occasion; aha wan Erecti-
alli Elbe lite otthe dummy ameni-
lively tilt! eboerm
' bind and tool: moropleaaure in melting
othora happy than she did ltherMMoharo
not the «eminent. Thursday. December
58. alto waa taken suddenly ill and
old and «no
i blotted under arrest for the «line but
noon 0! Win. V Crane proprietor ohms diooovored. Posse; with a buck
October. '01 bloodhmn‘ds from Poughlteeosio. N.
M allele were mmh restricted. Ként was 2
its. 191i.
ébetween the sentence of a portion to
here again. The linuiti retreshmentnl
litre. tuna Brennan Hoyt. wile Maximum"... gusto
pureed my on New You‘ll morning. M
Hm. relented within a too darn a'hdl
l
M hearth for Kent who has been seen in »
M . .M film neighborhood a tow dare before
2 ‘ ' was begun. Kent bod been in the urin-
on here tor larueny, and had been tail.
on to the Waterbury Asylum tor ob-
uorratlon in 1903 as to bm‘naully. On
July ii, .1008, thirteen tiara beiorowo
murder. bow/had oaoapod from the lat»
tor lu‘itltuiiou and no trace of biin had
been found until the (wooden crime. ‘
i” were auroral times 0.1th upon the
or
them. maritime the women at Vol
Vinita throwbout‘lhtf jam or the
”rooted in Ootobor M1008. at Paranoid,
line. on a charge of having atoleu Ma
bicycle '
lie was brought hunk to this more
and indicted tor the murder 01 Elisa
Gonn‘don, declared sane. adjudged mill-
ly and Ieutuuoed'to be hanged January
Under a oeoulia‘r Vermont.
law mi. declares that a tension of the
Vermont ieglalaturo shall intervene
be hanged and its execution Governor
John A blood. removed Kent. Dooeut.
bar 81. 1011).”;th the date for Jan.
nary 5,4012. M ‘
Kent halt a brothdr in the’ “mum at '
Waterbury.
_. .3.— WMHMMMT”
MANY THEN-"AN Alli: iDLE.
otuoaoo. Jan. hwit‘llteen hundred
actors and art-treaties. it we animated
by booking agenciea last night one
hooking employment in Chicago
The number Minoluuea loading men
and women. chum girls and men and
it its blid that with
in three weeks more than forty com-
parties have given no the "road“ in
town: near China
The stranded on m dliouealu'g
what they claim it! the moat titans:
hone your in “a decade in theatrical:
Wit-u
DR. DLDMEM To oueczao DR.
. WYMAN 2 ' "
WASHNGNN. Jab. h~aPresltieut
Tait will bond to the oenate today the
nomination of Dr. Rupert Blue; or
South carolina. as surgeon-general or M
"the Public Health ana'2~uu‘~ine Honol-
on service. ;auocoedlng. the late ‘Dr.
Walter Woman. ”Dr. Blue has been con.
booted with the Marine Hospital ser.‘
vice for years. and is credited with
driving the plane out 018a!) trouble;
on. . .
honour. at.
M thntuo'r
texture but no running; 'aroldedM_. '
mam; o'erenrromtrloken and evening M M
ii“ HAVEN Milli I8
2 lug where the New Baron mad is go,
2 log to get the money to on} the 830.-
000.000 to short term notes
lure this month and next. luau) wore
oi the ooinlou' that President Mullen
would have to do a lot of borrowing
in order to meet these obligations.
Width Doubtful; lithe New Haven
will and it neoeasnrr, to: dtooosetot any
oil its marketable asshole, aeide truth
the New York Central bonds width it
will 'meolve in payment for the ‘ New
York. Ontario and Western '
ed that on last June. the Now Haven.
road: had rumor 985 in caah and other
2‘ torrent. aaaetsfi“
M and adoption, that brought the amount
up to 878.036. 885 of. this amount,
howaver.‘ “2.045.411 was in rdlnarhet-
able securities. '
representing Now York westohea‘teu
and Boston mode. has been turned
into ooah, there ia‘ doubt as to the New
Haven food’s ability to liquidate the
balance or its holdlnsa to advantage"
during the coming six montbo‘ or 30.?
Mltltoaredtodoao : 2 .
@1112 MD! iii. limit 01
WIWD 135$
‘ w“
January Sale
count: _ f .
Tinwara of in kinda
Earthenware '
Ash and Garbage Cans
Table Kettles
- Aluminum Ware
Clothes Wringcrs . Brushes
' ' "ntinued
All of these things are butler nine 20 per
cont.
Enameled Ware
Nickel-platted Ware
Chafing Dishes
Coffee Percolators
Wire Goods . ‘ ‘
With mum-mus ntlm Kittllonuares in smail lots
Table Linens‘
Twenty per cent. on Damasks priced ahoE‘e $1.00 a yord.
‘ Twenty per cent. on Napkins .
Al special reductions are all the
keeping Linens. Plain and Fancy Huck
Mud Luncheon Napkiue. [lath Mats,
Waist Linens of lino qualities.
Undermuslins
necessary
House
'thm’oliugs. Fring—
I‘Iiimlkcrchicf and
Long Skirts. nimmcu with lace and embroidery very“
/ itnmlsome motiein'tbat will in,- Editable for summer «owns, 2
Princess Slips. to woa’t‘ miller thin goons.
Three-piece Combinations. some verv spatial \diues
remaining 3r :9. $1. 39 and $2.00.
Nightgown: m variety embroidery trimmed. all gitics.
high nooks, V—llecks and nquurc nooksM
Drawers in extra size-u, special sit'so and 89c.
Children’s Fancy White Drones/22
in broken assortment. odd lots and silt‘mgroatly re—
tiucrtl
im' ages from 0
lo 5 1.; ea re.
Jewelry 'SectiOn
All Sterling Silver Novelties. such
Fittings. Manicure I‘iotcs etc.
discount. w
' fifteenth oi“ this month.
‘1.
WELL SUPPLiEDWITH
BIS WORK!“ BIPITIL
Some financiers have been wonder-
that mil-
oiiloors at
aliair was
one of tile
Fran 'neliablo name it is learn
excluding» material ' :e'l‘he loft
While 8i5200000 of this amount;
field.
M Keener
Not taking into consideration the Home
sililjt'cl to 20 per cent.
Reinember. all Special Diabbunts hold good until the."
theme; "mm
menus 0mm
Deputy State Ohio! 119mm L
‘l‘oolter ausisiod by W. G 11009
Call Fisher. of Milford. and Past M
Chief Hoymaher D. 123-103;, at Bridge-MM
port came to Nomallr.’flast evening.
and conducted the installation or the
mutation. N0. 32%.‘1 M.
members and the services were most.
lmpressir'e. Carl Fisher, of Milford M
a former Norwalk young man and
well known bone.
Past State Chief Huymaher Alive
\i. Pullman. of South Namath
prosperous noddition and many trauma
are expected. in the barnvard in the
near future 2 ‘1 ,
The oflloove installed” '
Chief Has~maltar~8arle Hatfield
ASSiSilull
Mdoro SoderlundMM
Overseerwfl‘homua Pettlt . 2
Past Chief “urination—Charles Gar: 2
Collector of. Straw .
Boss Drivelncarlton Bylngto'
orn Blower-Llamas 51 ~ Gold '
59¢. $1.19, and up .
Second floor.
as Toilet 'i’ablefi
."”*
Cocitenoe Ho
well attended b31919 iDttDl
guests at the bosom
touting the inota‘llatlon oerobionios M
irashmente. mualo and spoon}: were
colored or all
was shown to2 be in: a very
Chief Hay mithelw'lfbeo.
' B. Maikin. .
William
or Bundles—f3
Norwalk Chronicler