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The Consolidated road has presented
tothecitytreasurerofnrldgepertnbill
for 95,000, the city’s share of the small
portio- of railroad impsnvcuwnts
strandy made. The air-payers who are
to test the validity of the agreement be-
tween the railroad company and the
city, have been waiting for this bill to
b’epresented. Thetrplanwasto enjoin
the city treasurer from paying it and
thus carry the matter to the courts.
Thiswillnowbedone. , ,
When Nicholas McCormick, of Green:
wlch,’ was recently sent to jail on a
charge of intoxication he swore to whip
on sight Deputy Sheriff Fitzroy, who
hadarrestedhim,assoon ashegotht.
Bewas releascdSaturdny and at once
hunted up Fitzroy and] attempted to
make his word good. 11ch
emerged from the conflict a badly whip-
ped man. Fitzroy decided not to arrest
him for assault; '
-Jadge]?. B. Hallhasdenied the peti-
ticn of Stamford property-owners to be
made parties appellant in relation to the
closing of Meadow street for railroad
improvements in that city. Eon. R. E.
Del'o‘rest and Hon. John J. Phelan,whc
appeared for the petitioners. will file
, noticejcfappeal buthave doubts as tr
whether it will be allowed.
The civil suit of'c. F.‘Tolles 85 00. vs.
J. G. Escoit. of Bridgeport, came up be-
fore Judge Quillinan,‘this morning, and
ja, cat was“ given in favor of tilt
ntifl to recover $20.86 with costs:
The defendant appeded. Attorney J ohm
Callinan, of Bridgeport. for the defense.
—y-Ans0nia Seam
Jeanette Smalley, charged wit!
bigamy, was bound over to the next
term of the Superior Court, Hay 12, it
$1,000 bonds. William Haashcn am‘
John W. Hall, two of the woman'.
former husbands, appemd against her.
Edwin Plant, twenty-four years old, 01
Canaan, killed his wife and child ant.
when, later, he will W by 3
large crowd of otfleers and citizens, he
turned his revolver on himself and shot
himself through the heart.
Heavy forest fires have prevailed in
the vicinity of Putnam the past week.
burning over several acres and destroy-
ing several hundred cords of wood.
The Soldiers’ Memorial Union Chapel
will be dedicated in Fair Haven, Memo
rial Day. It is built of sandstone witl,
an interior of pressed brick.
A temple multifectisheingbuiltnew
Mystic for the annual sessions of the
Universal Peace Union.
TROLLEY TICKET UIIS.
tumble EverCaatlnaBovovohElec-
Michaelmas.
Monday's election brought out tho
largcatvoteevcrpolled in the borougl
of New Canaan. It was in tact the firm
borough election in which any general in
mmst wastakcu. Lastyeartwenty MID
voted. and the highest vote in any pre-
vious year was forty-m-veu. There wen
two tickets in the field, the one lll‘tfllltlv
alcd by Friday night's caucus and o
llpllt ticket upon which appecrml tin
names of four new candidates for bur-
mm.'l'bow-Raymond..lohusoa.Fairly
and McKtwntlrlck~4lefeatwl Monroe,
Weed, Stillman and Light, and Victory
Is claimed for the trolley. The vote was
II'I follows:
Wardctwflmrne E. Fm'lcy. .lr., Ian.
Ilnrgomvwlleury ll. Ifort'nt. lib;
Will W. Kirk, I'll: (Mm. E. Raymond.
l2l; Ileortc- F. Johnson, llll; Jamm-
ll‘nlrty, IIT; William J. bit-Kendrick,
124. Nested candidates for burgrm
~r-anias M. Monrm, Jr., «2: Francis E.
Wml, m: Joseph It. nllllmah. at: Fred»
cht B. flight, on.
(llt'rkalllInm A. Hmallhoru, this.
'l‘rt':mnrvr—~l"mnk L. Ifotnntmsk. lh'l.
bullwhip-(flirts. ll. lame. IHI.
slmrmww. Mao! Raymond. till.
Amara-C. E. Illinrkcrhoff. I912
Alva la. Dickens, lllt; Andrew I". Jones.
lPl-‘l.
Anlllttmtlt‘ome 1'. mm. I93;
Edward Rnlllflliffl. llll.
Slander: In M M.
Then-ls an epidemic of glands"! In
Port (mam. Five harm have already
hem shot by who of the lmrd of
health, Hit large stables are abounds!
strict quarantine. The imitation of
nllhcmln thn villnunln being talked
Maud stvpe may lwtalmvlu thirdl-
radian. All pullbc drinking Match»
have been closet most] driversnnd
owmrsof hour-s have been warmth
have adrlnking psi! for each breasted
not to allow othr true: to drtttfi'bltl
it, Everythmm in living one to
prevent aforther dun-M of the distant.
(musculature-l from the kitten
Ito Word the diam while treating
slew-swirled: was cihwwsrtl It
“I bio «lentil that call-d at , ion In
threatened the m.
~wsn mcmbwcpa us-
wartime-quests.
Panama. ll. .7. Ida 6.~;l'be bonus
I
It; bhlca was past-
thb new: and «killed a boy, Edward
Bab-Infill andluluscdstspce
sons before props-m checked.
I
cat‘s: hon-c Ramadan. io Lanestrcct,
mart'vEdwarvIOlmflcttn
0|“ Dhallycarstdd.”
hadllanuer.808lcsestrcet.bralud,
Paterson was circus mad. The mills
had that down on account of the show,
and hundreds of school children, supposed
to be In their classes. swelled the throng,
which blocked the pavement.
Bohemians-er, the driver of the wagon
bad drlvcn the horses up close to the curb
In order to pcrmlttbc parsdstogo by.
The horses sbowul nodlsposltlon toba-
some frightened until the elephants.
whichwereneur thceud of thep
appeared In view. They rushed across the
pavement at the clgbt of the towering
”We and dashed Into the midst of
aerowd of several hundredpcrsouswho
were collected on the sidewalk on that
block. Men. women and chlldren tram-
plcd cach other In their efforts to get out
of the way. '
\ The boy Schultz was knocked down by
the horses' boots, and the wheels of the
noon band over his abdomen He died
shortly after he had been removed to St.
Joseph's hospital .
[track by tho llorae’s lloofa.
Olga Olsen, a comely little Swedish
girl, was thrown to the ground and struck
In the forehead by the boots of one of the
drones. The rear wheels of the wagon
begun topsss over her when the profile“
of the runaway team was stopped by a
hydrant with which the wagon came Into
collision Policeman Nelsen Graham
raised the horses' rains and sucucdad In
qulctlng them. »
It was a scene of the wildest confusion.
The pavement was strewn with the forms
of spectators who had been thrown from
their fast.
Edward Olsen, father of the Injured
Swedish girl. was picked out from the
bottom of. heap of II persons who had
been piled on top of him In their frenzied
efforts to scope.
The omen of Dr. Kraft, whlch was near
the place of the accident, was converted
Into-u tsmpcrary hospital. The Hampdcu
bw was bleeding ,freely from wounds on
the face. Many womcuwkossnamsscauld
not be learned were brought late the allies
in a fainting condition. They went away
when they hd recovered.
The driver himself was thrown under
the horses' boots and badly
was arrested and taken to police headq unr-
ters. He visa paroled, with the under-
ttsadlng that he wu to be again arrntsd
vhoald the fathers! the Schultz buy make
:omplalnt against him.
The clrcna parade Mun without lu-
temptloa. J. A. Bulleysald that fichad’o
banner had beenwlnod byeuo of the
tut-Idem that he was In danger of meet-
us some accident If he perslstcd in k
In: hlstcamsoelcsctotbc llnoet mart:
He told that the drlvn took no notice of
the warning.
‘l'rn-pu Illlod II I Wad.
t Normans. 0.. Maya—Word has reach-
nd hmof a dlsastrouswrcck ncercw
Haven on the Baltimore and Ohio road.
-\ long train of flat cars loaded with ml
was comlng down the grade toward Chl-
tam Junction at a torrlflc rate of
when a broken rail canscd the engine to
save the track. The cars all piled on top
if the enclno. Cars were literally smash-
sl to kladllug woo-l. Twelve tramps
Ito-riled the train at Shelby, and but at:
if them hcvcbccn found. The rest are
tapposedto be buried under the wreck-
age. (lac tramp was "ensured theaugb
the hips by a long bolt and wlll dts. An-
other to so badly Injured that he cannot
live. A brakorusn was also badly Injured.
‘l‘ltlc Conn-y Assigns.
unrsvtul. lay c. -- The German-
Atnorlcan 'l‘ltlc company. which does
business at «it West Jefferson street, has
lllod a deal of eminent. III. Maxwell
:5. barker, the first vice prelldent of the
company. stated that the assets ct the
company are oatlmatcd at 225.0“), with
5 margin of from ”5,000 to 080,000 on
slthcr this of title amount. The llabllltlsa
are estimated at 0209,”).
Harcourt on Vol-cousin Elem
Manor, Icy n—tllr wmlm Vernon
llamrt, labors! Meet. the house of
commons. made a speech at the banquet
of the flaw [Ab-ml club. In whlch be
depressed Impatience at the delay In the
settlement of the Vermouth dlspato. and
paid but hellcvcd that thceonntry was our:
Ions for “Mystics, and no mat pride
or dlplmntltlc obetluaoy should be allowed
to Impede the negotiations.
”bull nod Intel-way.
installment. slam. Icy evaluators
Thomas I. Euros st lb Inst-cuddling-
bell club-ad Ilulavuscthlshofthls
city wlll be married bcrstbts event“.
The cwscysmcsts for thaws-Wag have
have known to onlycuo or twoof the
most Inllmsto friends, and It will be a
wry «inlet one, owls; to the mat death
of a near relative of the“ bride.
slew (lurllclc vms.
Windsor, 8.1., lay «wheat-11m
(hell‘s—taunts ca tantamount-t In
this any warheads-cubes welt—tacks
m had voted for Republicans st
tbslastststeolutlen. Hamel: his his»
new "lbs statement that I voted for
bridle, or smother llapobllcsn on the
stat ticket to absolutely false."
_. ..“—.._..._..
Arrested for m nmwu murder.
wamncms, Nay 0;.»an Nicks.
emu-crossed.
ll?“ we: of the young
will)“ Macmillan
continent-ammonium:
gluten street IIWIIIM broken; wan-ml
Morals. Tallest.- 13 2mm fan and
shoulders brat-d.
braked. no'
5... mafia.
‘M‘.
5? of a '-
KIDNEY PILLS
Th People are alktn A Abdul the.
little Conquerors 0f
Kldney Ills
to
High Street.
Mr. F. G. Lyon, of No.22 High street,
Idds his testimony. He helped to
mold the minds of a host of his fellow
citizens. His profession, that of a
s 211001 teacher for thirty ycars, fifteen of
which he was principal, placed him
prominently before the public. 'thn
in harness he was an oracle and his
stlltementscarryweight. He says: “I
procurednbox of Dean's Kidney Pills
from I’laisted's pharmacy for a slight
urinary trouble that originated from n
cold. Icanght it at an entertainment
about two years ago. Dean's K'idncy
Pills must have brought about the
change forlorn now quite well "
Franklin Street. '
Mr. I]. Swain, N0. 3! Franklin street,
by occupation; is a lineman. In ordi-
nary weather repairing telegraph lines
is far from being a soft snap. Inclem-
ent weather plays havoc with the wires
and it is ihtpcrau've that they should
be instantly mended. This means (no:
pears, and exposure as a rule» uteumptnpecchablc.
time ago, when lifting a heavy patient,
kidney trouble. Mr. Swain says: “I
was in a New York hospital for ()Vfl' a'
year under treatment for kidney c0111-
plaint and urinary trouble and when
dischargedlroceived an uncured card.
I have a frequent desire to urinate-—
in fart,lhnd lost control. I [Irm‘lll‘l‘d
a box of Ihlnn's Kidney Pills from
I’laistell's drug store. They are doing
"It! more good than any dot-tor I‘VI'I‘ did.
[am not only benefited ulyself,>bnt I
advised Mrs. Swain to take Dean's
Kidney Pills for her backache. She has
been cured." .
Day Street.
IMrs. Jennie Mills, No. 5 Day street,
South Norwalk, has had years of ex-
periencens 11 nurse. Different diseases
require different treatment, and as Mrs.
Mills has come in contact with all kinds
of sickness she has a comprehensive and
accurate'knowlcdge of medicine. As a
rule, when, ordinary mortals have an
ache or pain in the back they resort to
external applications and mb or they
employ plasters. There is no doubt about
rubbing being beneficial, but it won't
care. Planters strengthen, but theycan t
remove the cause. Linimcnta and plus
tors proving useless, dragging succeeds,
butit is randy 11 succesa because the
origin of the tl‘tl'fllllt' has not been an.
tacked. All aching backs disappmr
Mien Dean’s. Kidney Pills are used.
They are not an untried numling put on
the market by some irrestmsiblc mann-
faclnrer. Their I't‘l'Otd goeslbnck' for
over a fifth of atruutnry and it is n11-
Mrs. Mills mys: “Scum
1 injured my back. It felt at the time
as if something had broken or snapped.
Ever since I have had pain, sometimes
severe.
the time to do anything for myself. At
last it was company that something
should be done. I In 1 tune interested in
an advertisement that I saw abnut’
I
ling the pills."
lloan‘s Kidney Pills and procured a box
from Plaisted‘s drug store. After using
it I got relief." .
lwas very busy and had not.
Donn s Kidney Pills are for salt- by all
do. llcrs, price 50 cents mailed by Foster-
Milburn Cm, Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents
for the hunted States.
Washington street,
Mrs. Lizzte Warner, No. HI Washing-
ton street, South Norwalk, is'a widow,
whose income depends entirely upon
honest work. Hard work is never envi-
ed by any one. and when there was ad-
ded to it backache, ll rs. Warner‘s lot
was not a happy on . She says: "I
had often to give up work 011 account of
my back, it ached so. I procured
Dunn's Kidney Pills at ,Iflaisted's drug
store the last attack I had and they our.
edit. live! better in every way since
taking Dean's Kidney Pills; can rccom‘
mend them to alliwutncn suffering with
backache and weak kidneys."
Hill Street.
Mr. Thomas Wood, who resides on
Hill elm-t, is a l-aqmuter by trade and
an clnploye of Ask-11's hat factory. HP
is well known and his statements can
be relied upon. In smoking of Dean’s
Kidney Pills he said: “For the past
three years my kidneys have troubled
men great deal. When lstraighlcned
npl had set ore pain in the small of my
back. From time to time Ihavohadl
muscular rheumatism. I got .1 box of
,Doan' s Kidney l’ills at I'laistcd e phar-
many I one grc11llybe11cfitod.l haw
flu backache and the nth-1108s in my
muscloshas not troublcdme since tak
, A
CINCINNATI DISASTER.
Nln Dead Bodies 1‘akca From the Rules
of "so “Tucked Ilnllllln':
Omcmlu‘n, blay ll.—'l'he apical!!!
that demolished the flvc story bulldlug on
Walnut street. In whlch several people
were buried nllvc. has «and general
gloom and distress In the clty. The work
of rsmovlng the debris and rescuing the
vh-tlms but been canted on vlgoronsly
class the explosion. though attended wIth
much dlfllculty and danger owing: to the
liability of tho bulldlnu wall to fall and
crash the workmen.
The following Is a Hat of the dead:
Rollin A. Devil. Hamlltcn. 0.
Ella Illnglctcu. Zane-villa. 0., dome-Ila.
Adolph llrnch, proprietor of the cafe In
whlck the crpluulon occurred.
In. Bench, his wlfa
Fellcls Duck. and a years.
0. I4. Wells, malty from Texas.
Mary Kennedy. domestic for Drach.
John McKartry clerk.
f . bred Andre", president Andros.
Wall Paper company.
The Net of Injured numbers about 1:".
of whom to are still In the bospltala. All
will recover.
ARMOR FOR TI-IE IOWA.
ftattsfnctorlly Tooled at tho Bethlehe-
. Mano-punts around».
3mm Pa. Icy ll.—~At the Bath.
lobcm front-empathy a ground. a Isstwas
made of onset the plates of II Ind ”mar
founded for the torrent of the battleship
Iowa; The“ was audu-r tho snpuvlslon
of Captain summon and Professor Alger
of the of ordnance. Naval Geno
master Ilse I, (‘nbtnln liaise-sac Its-
enlists. ropes-ohm on» government,
and Waverly all the olllelclc of tbclrcn soar
lab find at was I? foot longll
fest” w s and II Inshee thick It wslghod
as tons. The attack was made wltb a lo
Inch (on. 'l'borcwcrs lot pounds of pow.
do! ml In the charge. and the projectile
womb-ad rm pounds. It was buried sealant
the plate at a velocity of 1 the feet per
second The plate used had been mules!
Iyspjeclcd because of flaws In lts upper
end. made In Its manufacture The pro-
jcotlls was shattered against the plate,
and penetration was very sllght, sbcwlng
that It speculate“) resisted the projectile.
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CALIFORNIAWREEUBLICANS.
I'M Ito“ M lutb to do“ m1.»
. s h It. I“
Ray 6. ~Thc Californlu
convention was called to
wall, chairman of the
manual mince 1v. It. Arthur of
9 men UK! T!
Wm unanimously metas-
poraryoaamnnn. \vncn esconoo to me
platform, hlr. Arthur sold it was cvldcnt
the convention bad determlncd to send to
St. heals delegates absolutely pledged to
chInlcy.
Thls statement was greeted with pro-
longed cheers.
The convention then took a rose-to
pernilt the chairman to name hlscorn
mlttces. It to cold that Johan. Sprcck- ‘
ole, who Is at the head of a contacting
delegation from San Francisco audwho
Is fostering the Alllson boom In Callfor-
nls. made a bargain wlth the mothers
Californla delegates bywhlch Sprockcls
will agree to the lndorssntcnt of IlchIn-
Icy by the convention and In return wlll
be mneodcd the leadership of the San
l rnnclsco Republicans. .
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Wall Known Cltlnu Disappears.
francs, N. Y., May o.-—Artbur Bsnv
nctt, a well known cltlaen of fills place.
has dlscppdarod. and his whereabouts can-
not be ascertained. During recent years
llnnnctt embarked In several cnlcrprltcv.
among which was the salllng on the la-
stalmont plan of houses which he had
bullt. litany of those have rev ed to him
because of the fallen of p users to
malts payments. As a consequence Ilen-
nstt has mm bias-elf la financial straits
lowly and has glvon a number of notes,
whlch have begun to turn up. It ll be-
llcvcd that his alsappncaranco may be ac
counted for by the lock of success which
has met his ventures.
mm». Man wanted.
ammonium, Mesa. May I‘m—James H.
Farnsworth. who mysteriously disappear
cdtwowasksmwaslecetedatc priests
lasaaonwcatm Round. Vt. Fara-
wcctb was an attendant at the local almo-
An Investigation was about to be
made of the Institution. and there wore
charges against hlm. though not of a
criminal natural lentiwcrlh was of a
nervous dllposltlon. and Ills behaved was
deranged when he dlssppcnml lie was
Ideutlllsd at Fort Edward, N. Y., by a
brothel strondam and his 1m to lint-
lsnd accrual.
The Methodtet I enters-co.
Clsvsmvn, try It “The fourth day's
unload the cthodlst general motor
not new that great vellgloas body ntlll
unorganized for the transaction of bast-
ncss. The debate on the cllglblllty of the
women delegates owl led the entire day.
sndoofar subs spot m are mnccrncd
there Is no evidence of s ducks to bring
the dlsslulcu to a closet
”settle cunts I‘m Mayhem,
lose lumen cm: N. Y., Mayo—Jo
the Queens comm supreme court. crlml-
nnl branch. 1n tms city, .111qu nsogu sen
tenoad Arthur Mayhow, colored convicted
of the murder of old Stephen Powell a!
llempstcad on the night of March 7 lent,
to be put to death In tho cloctrlc ohalr I11
Sing Slug prison during the week begin-
ning Jane 23.
Wants to l'lglnt Ibo When.
You summon. May I). -.los Butler,
the local heavyweight, has Issued :1 chal-
lenge to fight the wlnnnr of the Mahar-
l-Ilnvln contest, which Is to take place In
New York In a few weeks, for any amount
up to s10. 000 and the best purse offered
by any reputable clu’l
Delegates for Cleveland.
ATI. and Clint. May ll. -’l‘ho Democrats
elected delegates from two words to attend
the state and congressman! coaveutlons at
Trenton tomorrow. The result was the
selection of a set of delegates about uvouly
dlvldcd between Psltlson and Cleveland
for president.
Noclt "when by u Illow.
Bl FPAln,hII1y Il ~0m1r Wontplml a
barber, ltd yours ola. struck and kllled
“some Bluebell. a tailor, 40 years old. The
man engaged In a flat light In the street.
Illnc boll was knocked down, and his neck
was broken.
Iron Works to Mart Up.
blmomzmmuo, Ky., May e.-Tltc {sleuth
Baum Iron works, whlcb mks cottml
glue and sugar mills. wlll start up at
once. It employs 200 aklllcd men and has
been ldlo three years.
Weather Forecast.
Falr; cooler; westerly winds.
a ram um“
"I have learned that thorn Is something
new under the sun, nftcr all," lllllll the
wife of u "multllatlvo In congress. "It
Iswhat‘the ownm calls a font-r11! drum.
The Imtolty Ill not the drum Ilse-ll. but
what mlmlmws It. Appumnlly It In on
ordlnary black silk dam. It is made up
of Innornlsmhea such an arc fnrvtlahml
pnllln-urcrs ut wnurtmlntml Imwrnlnnltd
consists chaotic-that were worn by prom-
Immt men at the funerals of Vlvm I'I‘I'EIA
dent Wilson and Eltllmldml Humour, I to
punter and lagsn. The lady who owns I1
hoops our boarding house, and sln- not (In-
sashes from these who wore them offer the
Iuml‘llll A great portion of tho dross
consists of nllk that oboe was list-1! In the
gown of a Justice of the l’nltml malt-s so
promo court. The purple vnlrnt collar was
given by the wIl'c of a d!plomnt.hnd tho
Imbytho widow of a senator who hm
died In the past six years. The lady who
owns It attends many funnrnlsnnd nlvvuyn
wears the draw on such occasions?»
. l
We carry the largest and best assorted 1 ‘1
' stock of ‘ '
MILLINERY
In the twin cities.
—-————- ‘ ‘ A .3
tVIn our»
Coat and Cape
Department
"‘ 4 _
You can find everything suitable {01" spring wear.
prices are the lowest.
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Unr
fl V
H. KRIEGER,
55+ and 556 Main St., Bridgeport
South Norxvalk.
The Goods Speak
Fer Themselves!
HERE ARE A FEW PRICES:
Men's Mixed Cheviot Suits, also. , ' '
Men’s Black Cheviot Suits, $5.00. . '
Men’s Blue CheviotlSuits, $6.00.
Ilen’ s Diagonal Dress Suits, $9. 50.
"’ in ~-,“.',
.I,‘
We have the goods as advertised and
our guarantee with every spit.» Re-
member we have the finer grades
in stock. “ell selected andatpopular . ._.
prices. ‘
W. A. BENEDICT 8: CO
Clothiers and Fumishcrs,
I9 MAIN STREET. $ENTINEL BUILDING,
Narwalk. So. Non-walk.
’tl
NEW GOOD
o 30 different decorated
TOILET SETS!
from 31.50 to 810.
_' I
12 different kinds of
decorated open stock
DINNER WARE! .
From which we can sell sets
- 8,6 to 840.
(Mr “Blue Mario" is thobcst llllllg in Ilcll't Blue on the
111:11'kct.,~..
New fancy china.
Gasoline, fifteen cents per gallon.
NASH a. VANSCOV.
Cor. I. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK, - . .
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arr-s...”
SCHAUB S MARKET
38 Washington Steel, So. IIorwslIl.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Mental!
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
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