my McCarthy, of "Dublin." who
Med in banging hlmselt “by merin-
. his institution. and was slowly
_ ling when Chief Bradley and 0f.
“barium entered the cell room and
. licCsrthy managed to get his
my .' .. isstenedt the holes
the" metal ceiling b“ Is cell is a
asthey are boot a toot.
' old" It would bar: been a hard
7. we *uocmnv
‘ to Attorney
We once. and not log anyone In
II. He lost his
gang}? aggd tell In a heapI at the bottom
“severely injured. but intestin-
” showed that the stupor in which
found was the eiiect oi liquor
srthsa Injury. He was carried to
' station and'locked up. His
juxmterm was the sequel to the
the turn Court. this misting.
We". oryroledpa Seesnhrto
'hininhem 'nrnre chance to keep sober
Manama
WMwflHnleadyine the Trial
,- siWWun‘lnssley.
C erh Shelton. oi the Superior court
‘ in accordance with orders Issued by
June Thsysr oi the eriminti superior
court. last Saturday. selected an extra
panel at forty-six jurors who will hi
to the present panel of eighteen
now serving the court. Out of this
nut-her a Jury will be selected for the
vial oi Benjamin Willis. wboL'iomor
row afternoon will be put on trial _ior
the mnrderoi David S. It: 1W oi
Wilton. it is expected that.the trial
will be In progress on Wednesday
morning. as the Jury will probably be
tried by adjournment on Tuesday
agar-noon. It is expected that the trial
will take almost two weehs. it is pa-
sible that Max lirockhsus. the compan-
Ion of Willie. will be tried at the con-
clusion oi the tint trial. This will hr
the order of things unless Brockhaur
goes on the stand In the trial of Willi
it is claimed that the state has a gem
case without Brockhsus and would pro-f
ter to make both men stand trial.
The extra Jurors summoned are or
iollows:
Sethel. Samuel S. Ambler. Fhllo (ill
hart. Sylvester Terry: Brookileld. Chart
3. Beers and Charles (‘umpz tisnlmr r‘y~
W it. lisnsileld. Stephen P. Tree
well and hisriln W. Foster:
F. Andrews. liortln J. Water-
bury and William H. Wiimol. lr.:
Isiah. Bennett SceIey. Charles II.
Barr and Charles F. Nichols: Fslrdeld.
Kuhn a Jenulses. Simeon Posse and
W. ohnson: Greenwich. om
. Lyon. Charles F. Adams and Cor-
nelius Need: Newtown. It. i. John-
III. John C. (lay and Charltn F
leardsley: lieddlng. Willi-at it. "til.
Charles F Bronson and Jesse L. San-
iord: Itraliord. Stiles Judson. sr.. An-
son it. tilskshran and Joesph I. Cur-
tis: Trumbull William J. Davis. tilt P
Surton and William ll. Wheeler: Wes
ion. liartin V. Bllowlssd and Col»
\t. boot: Vite-Intrt t‘l-nrs' lisll. if
N. Taylor and D. It. Bradley. In: New
Caress. Itsnhenl. lioyt. Thomas J.
hired and Charles Ills Dem
Willlllh ll. its. at New
first saw PU ell-Its.
m Amer. oi Mswsy hunch. I.
1.. meat Sunday with his family.
Will“ I: “U- Brooklyn.
We thlsh Sunday.
5
York.
les Ills a. Minor. at new
any. spent out her new.
hfiwlalvntieahllyistsheldsvery
, aria. service In the chattel. last ev-
West Nor-walk read is Is a dew
audition. render“! it absent
Hillel Homilies. oi West Net'-
.snshl eateries and Inseay with
M. e‘ ,
Hrs. Mali listhllten. at West Nar-
. visited with hrs.
and Ira. Ila have rotor
is Flatten. Ira
severe Ills-rs.
has to ill. sit elem.
hien locked up for illuminates. '
sisrwsy. All first itwuthwgh.
O. ' ' 1..
.o! "/7 ;
enthewrspprr ileonihsiso‘
coinsurance-setups
o... a m.” ‘1. mm“
H).
W WM
“TICKHYIIMJMW”
Rolls oi uchnitty
Whit Payer
in all variety oi new shadh, oolotssnd
ldgna’is what you-wilt had in our
baathome Spring stoeh. Our reputa-
lion as mono wall ’ and
nor Malinda" ‘tasie‘iu selecting
the flower oi the designer and the man.
nhoturer. is so widespread that «suit-
meut is unnecessary. ‘ ‘
Wall Papers.
Patntsrs' Bomber.
Artur-v amp.
Pictur- Frsmed and Unframed.
Pictures limped in Outer.
Milne and Per. Curios-
Danna.
'lb Washington Sheet.
Salli! Kuwait.
Cantu
Stine open owning until it o‘cloch.
m—
STOP AND TNINKI
It is worth m|ntddsrabte to hnow at s place
or here you «angst
Goodsutorluttldiloodu.
IN THE LATEST STYLE. 3
With‘ l’ei'hscl.‘n Worbiuaiiahi and n (lot-d ‘
(lnsrau
latdles' sud giiiis’ suite cleatnsl.
cd. mistrial. rots-null. allover“
or
c... -..........-—-
Ara]. ZINKy l
SuccessorthllliewilLtlwords. .
lililllfllt. WWII;
layer; near
bicycle. this that will
hold Its own In anymore
coswsny. air any
read.isauywesther.sl
alarmist” hat“.
hesiyraras
yuaniheilllihl'l‘lsohrtst
. mantra
: ‘ ‘ it hard is My Light, b Suck. ' ’
. and sang it well. y '
‘ $126. which. It is expected. iurther re-
. baits will Increase to em
. schooi‘ia thus securing this fund has
pal Comatoch. Principal
Imam Hill. In which point the Isylns
thswhrriheyou. 0s
in the ,
itrs. Dunning and tir. Crow , "
”the first
’b—ifli-r-uu—sai—‘s—s"
“The Imoragfi session yesterday
was occupied by the reports at the tea-
chers and scholars of the result of their .
investments at he pennies given them
she t two moat s ago to use In raising
dun s tor the iul-nlshing of the Sunday
school too In the new church. The
total am i reported yesterday was
. Mrs James
C Crowe'aclaaa secured $80. the largest
amount. and hire. Alfred Plait, “it.
'the highest. sum by any Individual.
The success at .the members of the
been marvelous. and shows what can
be done by wise investment oi so small
amounts as single cents.
The last service of the First Metha-
dist lphcopsl church In Hoyt's Thea-
tre. which will be held next Sunday
night. will be a patriotic one. and be
«tuned by General Rmsell Frost.
Gertrude Lyon will recite. the ob tr
will sin patriotic selections and
congregational singing will be at the
same character.
A very Interesting service under the
auspices of the Men's Sunday Evening
club was held in the South Norwnik
Congregational church.th night. The
pastor. Rev. Gerald H. Beard. preached
the second sermon in the series on
Christ in Fiction. discussing Quo Vad—
in. Miss Olive W. Bulkley. a sweet so-
ursno singer from Dsnbury. gave two
solos. and John W. Stecgmul'er. oi
South Norwalk. was heard In two well
motored clarinet solos. Nest Su day
a patriotic Memorial Day service‘wiit
be held In the church. with an address
by ltayor llohsnuau. of Stamford.
CHURCH CALENDAR.
South Norwallt Congregational—8 p.
m.. mid-week service. Addresses by
Mr. Blanchard. Mr. Light and Ir.
Schultse. on Christian Ethics and Chief
Issues in Present American Politics.
hioaic: bir. Zehm. Ushers: Ir. htac-
Quhne and bir. Welch. it p. m.. meet-
lng oi the executive committee of the
Men's Sunday Evening club. Friday.
It p. m.. pastor's talk with young people
about the Christian lite and the church.
Subject No. 1. What is It to be a Chris-
tian. 7:30 p. m.. meeting at the Young
People’s Society at Christian Indenvor
executive committee. at the home at
Mrs. N. C. Craven. h linrlhail street.
meme noon ram.
Topics M at a Mag at the
' Center School. lorwalh
The Schoolmasters' Round Table oi
Western Connecticut met with I’riucl»
not C. A. Tucker at the Cantor school.
on Saturday. Dinner was partakou oi
at the Norwaik Hotel.
The iollowlug subjmts were dist-us-
lfl' .
Ii school should take up a systematic
oversight oi chlld‘a lite and activities.
what would be the elect on the child?
an the home?
How can home interest In the achool
be stimulated!
What is being done and wimt can be
donc lo general culture? Ito: oration
instruction
llo we cudorao the propositions cou-
teruing primary number test hing oi
boyspor read at the County conven-
iliill
How can our methods oi promotion
be improved?
The topics ior discussion wore arran-
ged by George it. Thompson. Miss him-
out it. Olmsiead and Oscar l.. Ilurdlch.
the executive committee.
Those present were SupcrIuIc-udeut
“Willard and Principal Adams. oi titani-
itirtl: Superintendent Northrop. l'ritul
Ilciuwli. oi
llanlttii'y: Principal Williams. of
llrlthapnri: Principals Footo (ltuuitari.
Lam phesre. Wighsm. Thompson. 'i‘ucs .
er and Walkley. oi the Nor-emit: a boot.
m
"M LAID.
Ismeithu'eiheathslewdaaaan
”WM”.
Yesterday the railroad people rean-
Isetl the laying at new rails on the New
Canaan branch. They lasso at Tel-
irem the New Canaan and Is mmplet-
ed. and motioned to work toward titani-
Iere.csrr luihsworhasisrsstllen-
break. 1‘ Is so little stars to do
that the work is practhtslly templat-
od. 'l‘hc headland the ends at tin
rslls will then bars to be com stud
and the overhead wires strong
the new system can he out In (illitl‘lililll
'l‘iisse at headquarters on t that the
new”. be In entrailsamliay” l.
snare new
this section. but should they not
com street cars will he used In
the nierval. When the new arrange-
isest seen this operation. New Canaan-
line will” have later trains every day.
“germinal ly in not home. or
they may desire. on
3.3.1...
W
WON tit Till tiiltle.
"lineman: .m‘ s Iorlely oi
South Nor-
s arch. held a
4
hr
I‘l'llAI id II
irsrsaiihs'unuh riders"
Winemhuhshersfsrtluhs.
’ iii yori‘ye ever
trace of 3 Suit
you 'll toga
offers in aylifihi
the virility an
Light gives
$15, $18. $20.
titular man will
Whatever
wearables you
to put them Ill.
”ti
boil
reciaie the advania es this store
style hire or our thooslu‘g.
' AS it will appear on the slice;
here lathe stare. " “
plaids and worstcds, fancy cassi
cheviots‘. serges and the like, made a single
and depble breasted sacks. and
for more than our modest prices: 7 50 510
has so
wear
store.
our
chooslu qtt le at much as
so fit appears
the proper eiiclc of the
res and
e to sell
.tl‘r‘l"
- Hardly an evening the summer through
but what a top coat is needed; the most par:
be pleased with ours; no
big [to than $20. and as low as $7 $0.
on or your
ad here; and trunks and bags
boy needs in
'(I
IWWM-m .
open Holiday: Friday and Saturday lvenlngs. ' '
'ru
Curtains
"lsruuriains will not fadeii washed in cold light suds made
bellman
It. Stamintwoclenrwaternand
Ia shade. "
z-IIrr. Se Bros A‘om.
amnhuwuummmurwy
Ram?“
”filo.”
@E‘ii‘iai; Wm;
‘I'lil I. I. 'MIIIWN COUPM"
CI.“-
Old Gold and Silver.
Old or Silver of
any kind; old bathes or dhearded
Watches, i'batns. Jewelry, Siam. etc.. In any «audition.
A. W. AU
Opera House Bloch.
nurytchisisitnaee.
an. Annie” Kidd oi Cedarvllle.
who has boon vetting on Prospect
returned home Saturday. 1
William and John Snldln wheeled to
Bri sport and returned yesterdayJo
who is .the guest at Charles Rice.
Captain W. t. Stevens' steamer liab-
may?
‘ el L. went to New Haven one day last
week to work on his oyster beds. it
was found that the government had
placed mines all over his oyster
grounds.
Theodore Kohlhouss. ' aged sixty-
eight years. died Saturday at his home
iii New York city. He was that step-
iather oi ttrs. Theodore Ncuendori. oi
tenor Hill. who to attending the ion-
eral this siternoon
Frederick ll. Lockwood. the baggage
master is lying awake nights looking
for a neighbor's cat which is making
way with his chickens. lie keeps a
loaded shot gun constantly by his side,
and has a bear trap set in the vicinity
oi the hennery. ii the cut over walks
into the trap Fred can see her finish.
Danna an senor-on.
Mrs. A. E. dioriey Ia entertaining
Mr. Jelliiie. oi Brooklyn.
Mrs. Louis Waterbury sultered a par-
alytic shock. Thursday night.
Mrs. Clara Davis will remove to 'l‘.
W. Austin's cottage this week.
lienry Tristratn, who has been ser-
out again.
William Willmoti. Jr.. who has been
working in New York. was in town
last week. making a visit.
Harry l.indacy has enlisted in the
Seventy-first Volunteers. which was the
first regiment mustered Into service.
hi and Mrs. rt. tanning Hall. of
Sr cport. wheeled to [tartan Satur»
day. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernst
Koch.
The quarantine has been removed
from the residence oi Cordon Cave. his
daughter Lillian having rerovorcd irom
the diphtheria.
Mrs. William Dumas. accompanied
by her son Eliot. is visiting her sistcr
in ltarlcn. Captain Sellech. her (other.
1is seriously ill.
Ex- Judge Stanley Finch. oi Stamford.
was In Iowa Saturday. searching the
mprds oi the property wanted by the
New York syndicatc tor a shooting
ground.
llcv. F. S. Alasworth. oi East Nor-
walk. will preach in iloldco Eagle Hall.
.‘Tuceday evening at this weoln Sub-
let-.t Signs oi the Times. Everybody
cordially luvltcd. Scrvltes begin at
7: till
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID Fill All llllill’i',
g‘l‘i—N, Jeweler,
Nor-walk. Conn
DAILY
Freight Line
IIWIIN
uoswux. some NORWALK.
AND NEW YORK.
->~—~'~r-¢ ., .4 .
inner-nannies
City of Nuvdiliulcan and Eagle.
“I" I...” I P. I.
“m ”I“ ION.“ I P. I.
he r. em
Oi the business men oi this muuttry die poor. By prompt
action you may escape. by uppiyiuu may, for one oi the
Connecticut iloucral modern policies. Costs but little;
b:abooluioly noo-iorieltsble: in cash in old age. For par-
ticulars apply to H. H. l.‘ lionuucdleu. agent. t-louth
N.orwalh Conn. ,
i
"I! MIAMI PHI.)
Ilslvntien. Tessa. lay ilwldalor Itsy
ts «named at the detracts oi italvss~
usual" iii MAM
ill ml
Chicago. ties-rat
itsrrttl arrived in this «I y yesterday
lie will remain
hwetwoartbrerdliattlssaiemsd led the
sailfish has Masters
Wlahmiitb.
lasbssttssdays.
lfldll'i'lfllll-
AV itll’i‘llltii 1‘0 ltAii'l‘lNliittI.
Pierre. itsrtislutw. line it A-d
atlrsl Cervers' s squadron." ransom
on Illilll authority will return to these
waters to coal it known that a sum-
Iaa. who recently lit-Mint the vessel tarot slslt sol are on their war
Wfldflm tar m“. and ”twin lhl Wm. ii unknown”
cars .s s s s
Wfllbfl ”are“ ”We“ :len-oi-wsrmss w ad the moth
mwmflm ltsiertlaywlli Winnie.” a natal-its can»
Ihemlsmlsslssassaaassnes- 2mg” uracil 'i'sr-
‘I‘hshsilsils vsleathsrethe Alissa lsmomsnisrily sun
is!
0 Professor Nansdeld. oi South Nor-
'waik. was a guest one evening last,
week at Mr. and Ira. lianiord Smith.
in the evening a party oi triends were
leutcrtulucd with several banjo selec-
Ilous.1'hls evening an entertainment.
lcoitslstltu oi legerdomuln and banjo
aural. will be given at Mr. Smith's by
Mr Mansfield.
warren.
Elton Colo has ma seriously III for
several days.
Mrs. Stream Fitch has entertained
Norwalk iriends.
Mrs. lllukemau. of Bridgeport. has
visited Weston irlends.
Mrs. Hattie Coley ls entertaining
bliss Nichols. oi Cannons.
o w“... . __.-_-....- .—
lirs. W. II. I‘anileld has artist-tallied
Miss Lillian Aduuut. tor a iew days.
. Mrs. llarry l‘iilillll. oi itast Orange.
. NJ ”has visited hire. Charles Sutton
i .... .m--. _.——.—-——-
A number at North-Id (trousers paid
a iralemsl visit to Woelporl Crease on
Wednesday cVonltlh
North-id (lrsiige will give a dramatic
and literary entertainment on Tuesday
evening. llay hint. at Orange liall.
Relatives In this placel attended the
htsersl oi ltrs A. I. loonshnry. In
lesion. on Friday. lira. lauushilr
was htrntsrly the widow oi the late
win (lather
‘l'he tusarsl oi lilies Ads Inuit-rd was
hold on Thursds at t p. til muo-
insuusl church. lillooher odlcls-
ilng. «misled by ltev. MAlcsruidor llam-
Iltoli. The burial was In the iiyoii's
Plain cemetery.
0Idocisicsi were mad u
Arthur E” able lithaatsem
“under. (in larch lat Arthur ribs:
airy." on...
has.
blend is as. New be will be dealt
with «Min to "summary mess"
SW!) TIMI. 03‘ With.
llv W Ml
Vernal lay el-Jl‘he second trial
at latte on the imam oi criminal
ilhsl. resided llshslnss which he
who con-
court martial.
“ml...“
£2ng the ”new court here to
towers ad-
"... mac's":
on
shes the arrival these-seed. V
IAlliaA savanna harem
sect elr sister, Miss Minnie Sntilln, .
iomly ill tor some time, is able to be -
:Emsmmmutsomn “‘
'V are who {I
the mlllio re sittlti'g ‘iil
ping coupons, dovin toyh
son who I ivlngs a (rich I;
day. no In iree out it: ..
And It al contra irom the or...
The kidney; are to blame.-
Bac the is really notbin
ney ac You can be per ly may:
that it means a disordered co ition
the kidneys.
And it you are wise. you will had
the warning immediately.
Backache neglected means seversr
lorrns oi kidney disease. dis thin-
or troubles. dBriuht’s disease. ties
can' it Kidney Pills s're he
plc remedy that can be' 2
allsiorrns yl kidney trim,“ .
can: 0 your or: s e _ . .
them. and not 9min: {bun}, m
wantin. Here is' ‘what an Ear I,
walkct tizensa so i
Mrs. John Mains. of 33m
burn ave" wife of the fountain
Raymond 8t Contaidckflp.‘
since I had adscarlet terry
a little girl. my kidneys wen:
i was subject to iniervsli ‘
bsckachn Latterly they wet-nib
rural and more distre h‘,
titought ii i could find were
that Would remove the trash
be foolish to go ou sulleri a
Kidney Pills were highly epo pokeji 1
and 1 got a box at Plat sled s drugt
They relieved me at itlie llltt‘
Lots of South Norwslk prooi
that testifies to the merit at D
nc . _ .
Nor.l8 min by dealers. Price $0
Mailed b Foster-Millions (30., B
N. Y.. so e agents for the Upile‘d
Remember the name-Donn
no substitute.
"One Minute Cough Cure in the bed
prelpyratiou i has ever:- ‘sol|d or lad
an can 'I say mac n
L. It Keunon. Merchant. gdtim
Edward P. Weed. Norwalh. and (lee. ' ..
C. Stillson, South Nonalh. »
-Aestosbresnaapseela.
—Aastnndossaoialeetthebnrh
late to bed and early to rise.
pares a man for his home In the
Early to had and a Little m ,
the pill that lashes New and Ifle _ '.
ter and wiser. Edward P. Weed. None ‘
wa:l|:. and Gen. C. ‘Stlllson. South Nero
wn
I
fimmuflm . i
The Cuban question and politiul le-
sues sink Into Instgalileaace with the
man who when irom piles.
moat desires. in toilet. Derll'I
tinsel Salve cures piles. ldwarl E
Wood, Norwalh. and Geo. 0. Bill”.
South Norwslk.
I
woman ass or sanctum
cunnn v ClivaiS Sim
ram sans.
My son was adllcted with
m
than which contracted his ht l
until he was unable to wal . ,
using one and a half bottles of "
berluln' a Pain Balm he was able la
.‘tbiltlll again. 1 ca; h‘nsrtixlrym
t 0 persons so or
Item—John unidenn'hoed
00.. W. Va.- For sale by 0.
South Norwalk. and ill. P.
walk.
S. C. P. Jones. liliesburg,
‘l have used DoWIti's
were ever since they were i
tor» and must say i have
my pills in m'yL family
years of housekeeping that gave
satisiuclory results as a laxative
cathartic." Edward P. Weed. In:
and Geo. C. Stillsott. South
now-s 'l‘lllll
We after one hundred dollars ml ~
for any case of caisrrh that mass M
enroll by ltsll's Cstsrrh Cate.
r J. cunnnv a 00.. Press. Mir )
w; the undersigned. have Inseam ,1
J. Cheney far the last I!” .
and believe him may J,” N: ,
socially able to carry out any i
lion made by their Irm. _ ‘
wear a rnuax. whole-sis hm
wauuuo. KINNAN a m
wholesale affiliate. “his. 0
Hall's Catarrh Cure is tab“ *-
and mucous surtscss eiihe
t'rleeiteeatspsr bottle. Isiah
drmisis. Testimonials tree.
do.0
Is all business transactions. .
lists. Toledo. 0.
'sslly. acting directly ”u“. the my
liali’s ialily Pills are the H
Norwalk Chronicler