in I cal.
and Cons.
YWfl—V-An unusu-
. IIIhtaII and I rather
listen young woman
. yesterday by Judge
Cy court out kissing in
“at my Iaterbo
e
city limits it
t. it is only I
W“ Yorker Ind ills
of town by the
'2‘" Raven Humane
or let their little
legs hire from
of her I
M olic cemen
“at ”1123“,! night
ry elicita-
, Curmo't‘ium inst have ta-
.0!" the legs epi-
, have God the
protons oft larva or
1m circumspectediy.
‘wlaudemic soul ball
. w it Ii came about.
' tronsn 13! made com-
. '1 oil that there
bung men and wom-
, at New Haven at
the mayor to ask the
something about it. The
up with a bang.
moon. as scan as it be-
. that Winchell and Can-
hoan assigned to repress the
y for pernmbuluting
Itreets became very
to whom the news
I of conscience went
it over. Only the fresh-
_ ,in their sweet and
. announce. remained to
.. force of the campaign fm
1’0 and straight- laced conduct.
midnight Monday night the
had not made a single ar-
were wandering discount)-
the deserted streets.
from Church street into
g down under the shadow
ey building Said Win-
non:
~ hour last chance. Four hours
“a ”w I young man~l to thinking
I student—go into 'Ieigiers
with a girl. 1 have not seen
one. They may be there yet
iI soon to close. Let us be
two crept stealthily to the
Itreet entrance of lelgler's,
“1' S fellatuble restaurant and a
0119‘ though it is frequented
. vthodaytime than in the night
" linen stood on the steps of
.io entrance. 'l‘wu men passing
' m the door open and the po-
1. low I young man and a girl
in I corner with finger bowls.
oceans and the other ml-
the end of a dinnel on the
can them
i 'S them? " exulicd Winchell.
' theta!” and then the door clos-
the inside of the Info could be
.no more. Winchell pushed the
. mg“! open. He saw the waiter
upon) and saw the young peo-
. .61ch of hands acmss the ta-
he was discussing the mat-
Ills shoulder with ('nnnon in
whispers. Winchell observed
demonstrations within were
in intensity The, young
pleaded and held out his arms and
« rnuirmed about in her chair
her fingers in front of her
=was apparently pleasantly
:.u. She hung her head sub-
flid Winchell saw—with his
he saw it the young man
.. nd walk around to her side of
‘ w Ind put his arms around hil
' Ind kneel beside her and
with great fervor and rapid-
. "u vthe waiter. returning unex—
m, moved the young man -to
."lnddcnly that he sat down in-
IId did about on the polished
not over digniiicd attitudes
young woman helped him to
clip“ didn't know whether he
to go in upon them as they sat
IIlOon or wait for them to come
. ‘ BI reflected that he had been
nut to see that the. propriety or
" .M of New Haven be made un-
~ -rnther than the propriety
2' -.nts and determined to
.. kt'me They were suffering
extremity for love he argued
y that they would surely (ommit
- “diplomats call an 'overt act
. they had gone far from Zeig—
‘0! door. He showed great wis-
m. in his estl ate of the situation. it
“1y cl g time for the saloon
' . all. hqd but five minutes to wait
policeman returned to the other
d the street better to observe
. I
. freshman and the girl came
”I the steps and stood on the side—
Mod up the street and «loan
it “artist as only I New Haven
. Gillian since the Yale faculty put
down on undergraduate con-
1. l . The policemen were out
Iohlld the corner of a build-
‘6 . exclaimed the freshman.
!" exclaimed the maiden.
each other‘s necks. and
.‘polceman unromanticaily cx-
bank and dropped the ticket where ll.
hell grabbed the young
Cannon grabbed the young
“.It took the pair sometime to
to earth. The freshman was
tIhe. in the situation.
t." i guess. philosophically.
core. May."
. . 4.” she did care. Yet the
«Walked them right along to
. Sergeant ('oolt. who
many a generation or
. . in his term of service.
‘ mu lulu to send out for
,r.‘
t
t
IIld his name was.
-"«- rem. There is nol
II the YIle catalogue.
“it. Of course nobody
mans real name-—
police and the whole un~
allure or invite
less than fifteen days nor more than=
mitted to "wear away"
you to know it was I dangerous pro-l
needing. Every cold and cough whicbi shall not be granted for any other
is neglected paves the way for m- cause arising Ifter marriage.
summon bronchitis. nth: or
tank. Otto's
man tow and inns remedy. will cure
any caulk III will and save you tron
consumption. Sold
. OVrfwolI.
‘ Sliltll.
too.
Brett fl
. PRICES
FOR
THE -
ASKING.
I,
98 Washington Sim
‘ South Nervalk.
-oys
When they appear mannisll
have satisfied one of their
heart’ sgrestestdasirerland.
haxing done so. are most at-
atom.
and better
help make the
hive pnt in stock‘s complete
line of Top Overcoats, made
of covert cloth with velvet
collars, and in every respect
like the one papa or “big
brother” wears.
A line of White Bosom
Shirts. and some very at-
tractive Fancy Bosom ones,
Boy ’s Roofers of a splendid
quallty have also - found a
place here.
Aliesa cloth, a soft; rough,
wooly material,
warmth and style.
In fact we have everything
to clothe the little fellow
with, and the cost is’nt
much either.
FRANCIS & 00.
contented
and To
happy we
beln
They are of
full of
'l
v crslty.
whom as a self-supporting young wo-
man. be has the greatest respect. He
had but $40.75 and Sergeant Cook wan—
ted 350. They compromised at last
on $40. so Miss ('urroll was able to go
home and make such explanations as
she could invent as to her late hours.
had ever been in 11 police fix before
and so had never heard or the prlwess
peculiar to New Haven courts as "sct~
:llug out of court.‘ lt.conslsts in am—
cable almugemcut bctw een the {li'i'lll-l‘
cd and the prosecuting iilliillltl', by
uhich the accused pays one dollar and
oats. and court proceedings arc dIop-
ped. It is nearly always resorted to
in the case of undergraduates. Some-
body advised the pair to plead guilty
ls soon as they were arraigned in
cult“, and that Judge how. in
kindness of his heart. would surely let
them go. They were accused of
night—walking." All in a daze.
straw. they both pleaded guilty.
.ludge liow was visibly disturbed. ric
talked to the policeman. and then be
searched the law.
"Al 1 common night-walkers." he
read. hastily. "lewd. wanton and Ills-
itll‘lOIIS persons, male or female. who
by day or night frequent streets or
highways or any public place ' '
' ' workhouse. not
lhlrlv days."
Then he solomlliy informed the pair
that the law gave him no alternative.
and that he must sentence them both
lea t fifteen is s in the ,work-i
m at H ‘ y ' titled to a divorce for any cause aris-
house. and it was his duty to tell them
that if they
New Haven again he would have to
sentence them to thiliy days in the
workhollse
’I'lley wele struck all in a
Some of the court attendants took pity
on them and 'fllfiflPi-iled to the judge
that he suspend sentence until a law-
ver could be retained for them. Law—
yer Martin. who controls must of the;
undergraduate practice. was sent for.
lie appealed both their cases. and gave;
bonds for their appearance in the
higher court. Probably the matter will
be "settled out of court" when it comes ‘
up the next time. But Yale undergrad-l
uIte spooning is not likely to be done.
n restaurants or on the street for a
ong time. to come.
MANRO MAY BE STILL ALIVE.
Minneapolis. Minn. October "’
-0—
There is a possibility that W. D. Man—
ro. the Auburn. N. Y..
all from the Washington avenue bridge:
man who leap-
ast Wednesday. may be still alive. A
water-soaked meal ticket belonging to
Mauro was found on the river bank
rhree—cunrter of a mile below
point where he jumped. it is lithium
to explain this on any other theory
than that Mauro climbed out on the‘
the
funeral of Captain tiny Howard. the
assistant quarter-master. son of MI:-
01‘ Canon] 0. 0. HOWSI'd. who was kill-I {)1 marriage shall hp granted for the
ed October 22. near ArIyut took placei (gnawing lanes arising after mar-
odIy and was largely attended.
procession of troops escorted the body
to the wharf and placed it on board habit or intoxitntion. whether arising
be transport. Belgian King
A GUN MUN DANGER.
Cure. the famous (lor-
D of the uni-
“inland“:
Iildruuista
Inuit
year. the court or judge in vacation
fl. ”chewed each others' was found.
of the Shallow came. the —-—-—-——- ‘
“If“! of the early (Younoc— I’l‘NERAL OF‘ CAPTAIN HOWA R11.
1 '19- embodied "ndrr the Manila. October 2.1—5 :.5 p. m.-'i‘he
Poucemen Winchell Inn
. vnrce"
clinging to their last advice as to a'
were caught kissing in‘
heap. :
‘ making this state his or her permanent
‘ with process. if within this state. or
He got cash for himself and3
offered to go bail for Miss Carroll for.
i
Of course neither of the young folks.
' pose of the publication of the pl‘oposcd
"w: posed statute is entitled:
. fendunt and has not ben able to ascer-
UNIFORM DIVORCE LAW.
Judge Brewster’s Proposed Act lakes
Law the Same is livery State.
The commissioners on uniform state
laws of which Judge Lyman l). Brew-
ster. of llunliury. is president and J.
Moss Ives, of the same city. assistant
secretary has prepared. in accordaulc
with a vote of the conference. a repoll
of the work done at the. ninth annual
lonierenle recently held in liuifulo
and has published a draft of a bill for
u public act which they how will fur—
uisil that remedial legislation to do
away with the leorce evil. The pur-
11
act is to invite a public discussion of
its merits by correspondence, or
through the pllbilc press. The pro-
"An act. to establish a law uniform
with the laws of other states relative
to divorce procedure and divorce from
the bond of marriage." and is as fol
lows: '
Section i—No divorce shall be gmut
ed for any cause arising prior to thl»
resilience of the petitioner or defendant
in this state which was not a ground
for divorce in the state where the cullsr
arose.
Section 2~No person shall be entit-
led to a divorce for any cause arising
in this state who has not had actual
residence in this state for at least one
year next before bringing suit for dl-
vorce with a bona flde intention of
making this state his or her permanent
home.
Section
ill.
3—No person shall be en-
ing out of this state unless the peli-
tioner or defendant shall have resili-
ed within this state for at least two
years next. before bringing suit for di-
vorcc with a bona illle intention of
home.
Section 1—190 person shall be en-
Hall's
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4:01. 5:10x. 5:333, 5:551. 0:41. 7:55
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LEAVI NEW YORK. FOR SOUTH
A. Ila—12:02:. 5:00. 0:00. 7:00. 8:00:
0:00x. 0:02. 0:04:. 9:05. 10:02:. 10:04
Ich or heart.
. Recommended by Physicians.
Ask Your druggiat for it or
for a box of twelve
send 25c
powders.
cause on!!!
It brenklinp the mpto I of
. I cold, drives outfill “.131 of
. grip pad does it harmless”.
-. ' Guaranteed harmleu. Cannot
. , iuiurI the aunt delicate stom-
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CUBED
by local applications, as’thsy cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition oi the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
5* inflamed you have I rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed deafness is the resub.
and unless the inflamation can be tak-
en out and this tube restored to its
normal conditlbn, hearing will be des-
‘ troyed forever; nine cases out of ten
‘ are caused by catarrh which is noth-
Ing but In inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by on-
. tarrh) that can not be cured by Hall‘s
Csturrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. J. CHENEY It 00.. Toledo. 0
Sold by Drllggillts. The.
Family Pills are the belt.
ll.l..li.ll.tndll.ll.ll.l'illltl'tbli
in effect. June 11. .500.
22!, 11:35:, 11:40.
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NEW HAVEN.
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SUNDAYS.
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P. M.:—7 15
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A. M.-6:35. 9:15. 10:08:.
P. M.~—1:20. 4:25. 5:10, 5:58.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALI
A. M.—6:00. 7:25, 0:38. 11:84.
P. M.—4:20. 6:40.
Sunday trIins to Danbury, 0:20 I. II.
1:25 p. to. Leave DInbury, 8:05 I. It
6:10. 0:00x. ’
An I indicates enroll.
South iioriill Strait Bull
Open daily, except Saturday. from i
am. to 12 In.. and from 1 to I p. m.',
Saturday, 9 I. In. to 12 m.. Ind on Ion
day evenings from '1 to 5.
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prat.
JOHN H. PERRIS, Vice-Pres't.
CEO. 1". BEARSE. See. and TrIII.
. The Bridgeport HydrIulle Company's
reservoirs are steadily being emptied
‘: owing to the con nuad dry spell. and I
water famine gr we more likely each
' day. Since the company sent out n
fv warning to users of water to etercise
economy. the daily consumption has
v. been reduced materially. but not so
much as was anticipated.
The reservoir It Elston still holds I
‘ fair supply of water. and will be Infil-
clent for some weeks to come, but'thc
entire city cannot be fed from this
‘ about 4.000000 gallons daily from the
" Pequonnocli system. and the supply
there is rapidly disappearing. it will
‘ be necessary, unless relief comes soon
in the shape (if I heavy rain, to car-
‘ tail this one-half in order to keep the
streams from being drained dry.
KNIGHTS OF'HONOR OFFICERS.
The twenty-second annual meeting
of the grand lodge of the Knights of
Honor of Connecticut .was held in
Hartford yesterday. and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Grand dictator. Joseph Barrett,
Ansonll.: grand vice dictator. Fred G
llawley. Danbury; grand assistant dic-
tator. issue ".009. Hartford; grand
reporter. (‘halles W. Skiff. Danbury:
grand treasurer. James Kelsey. Mid-
dletown: grand chaplain, Edward R.
i‘axton. Hartford; grand gulde."Wil-
liam Froclich.‘New .Haven; grand
guardian, David Dickerson. Mel-idem
grand sentinel. James H. Glover.
Bridgeport; grand trustee. three years.
Eugene C. Hill, New Haven: repre-
sentative to Supreme Lodge. Phineas
Spencer. Meride’n. two years; Carlos
Smith. New Haven, one year.
The “Plow Boy Preacher." Rev. J.
Kirklnsn. Belle Rive. 111., says. "After
suil'ering from BrouchlIl or lung trou-
ble for ten years. 1 was cured by One
Minute. Cough Cure. it is Ill that is
claimed for it and more." It cures
‘c ougha. colds. grippe Ind Ill throat and
lung troubles. George C. Stillson.
South Norwalk; Ed P. Weed. Norwalk
Little Sister (angrilyi—Now. you do
what I say.
Little Brother—l won't.
"You won’t eh? Oh. don't 1 wish we
was grown up and you was my bus-
ilcnd."—Tit-Bil|.
To Care I (laugh in One Day
. “A“ 803% lelgliltw‘m I“. To Cure I (laid in One Day
a. 1—12: 53:. 4: 55:. 5:45. out. as. To 0“" 30" Throat in One Day
’“ ‘ 7:18. 7:64x. 3:181. 9:031. 0:30. 0:58: To Guru Hoar-ones: in One Day
l‘akc Clet cland‘ s Lun ilcalcr, 25 cents.
if it {nilsto curc wcwi chccriullyrcf fund
H’Ollf'nlollCE. (Trial size free. )
For sale at Plalsted' s Drug Store.
South Norwalk, and Edward P. Weed'l.
Norwalk.
Au ink stain on the finger is worth
two on the paper.
‘rocurwnoadinolunnv.
rake Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 26c. The quinine bII
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
No child living really enjoys a game
in which there is no shouting.
Millions of dollars. is the value plac-
ed by Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg. Pa..
on the life of her child. which she
saved from croup by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. it cures Ill coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk; E.
P. Weed, Norwalk.
The Emperor of Austria's salary is
2.500.000 a year.
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed. but no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain‘s Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk; E.
_P. Weed, Norwalk.
A man may marry a rich girl with-
out thinking about it. but we alivays
doubt it.
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Our. OonItipItion in mo Week
To Ours Sick Headache in One Day
l ml Tea.
1.“? $531033: fié’ifi’fflmul,
refund your money. (Trial size free. )
titled to a divorce unless the defen-
dant shall have been personally served
For sale at Plaisted' I Drug Store.
South Norwnlk, and Edward P. Weed'I,
Norwalk.
with personal notice duly authenticat-
ed. if ollt of this state. or unless the
defendant shall have entered an ap-
pearance in the case; bllt if it shall
appear to the satisfaction of the court
that the petitioner does not khow the
address nor the residence of the dc—
tain either. after reasonable and due
inquiry and search continued for one
may authorize notice by publication of
the pendency of the petition for divorce
to be given in manner provided. by
law. .
Section S—No divorce. shall be grant-
ed solely upon admissions by the plead-
ings. nor except upon trial before the
court in open session.
lltt Itifli Pimples
OBIS-01'0“
would.
(in Boilllml
“m0
Royal Pearl.
man all ll 0110001518
. We do not think anybody is as
smart as those who fully agree with
us in everything we do.
Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Care
will digest what you eat. it cures I11
forms of dyspepsia and stomach trou-
bles. E. R. Gamble. Vernon. Texas.
says: "it relieved me from the start
and cured me. it is now my everlast-
ing friend." George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwuk.
Shooting at a mark seems a good
delfl like wasting time.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
it is certIinly gratifying to the pub.
Section ii-After divorce either party
may marry again. bllt in cases where
notice has been given by publication
only. and the defendant has not ap-
peared. no decree for divorce shall be-
come final or ' operative until Ill
months after trial and decision;
Section 7-Wherever the word "di-
occurs in this act it shall be
deemed to mean divorce from the bond
of marriage Divorce from the bond
riuge Adultery. extreme cruelty. hab-
itual drunkenness or the confirmed
from the use of alcoholic drinks or of
drugs: conviction of felony. with Ien~
trace of imprisonment to I state pri-
If you ever had I cold which you per-i son or penitentiary; and continuous
It may lntomti desertion for It least —— years.
Divorce from the hamlet marriage
THE VANDERBILT WILL. '
New York. October 25—Senntor
Chauncey Id. Depew says today that
the Cornelius VIIderbllt will will pro-
_bth be null- nubile tomorrow
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy Ind suffering. The proprie-
tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. have
given away over ten million trial but-
tles of this great medicine: and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has Ib-
Ioiutsly cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseneas
and all diseases of the Throat. Chest
and Lung- are surely cured by it. Call
on Frank H. Baxter. DruggiIt. and get
a free trial bottle. RegulIr Ilse. 50c
Ind 81. Every bottle guaranteed. or
price refunded.
YOUR “WAN!" .__.____________.__
m RED HOT FROM THE GUN
Was the ball that bit (1. B. Steadmnn.
In IV.” ”MN-la of Newngk. Illilch.l in the Civil War. it
“I, "‘3 caused on e 7 can that no treat-
” meat. helped for 20 yeIru. Then Buck-
IY i’en's ABrnicI‘ Sage cureldfim. Cures
an. m sea um. I. Corns.
m rm Skin Motions. BeIt Pile cure on
mm earth. 25ctI.Ibox. CureguIrIItIId.
“5“"um SoidbyPrInkll.SIxter. DruggiIt.
. U m , ”potently another
'- 3.5, .J' c . J?» .‘i‘ -'-’ gin-a: . WI ‘0' ":3" “WI
source. The company has been tIking ’
' will do in the way of an increased pro- »
‘. duction of eggs, especially in Winter, when
they bring the most; if they are proper
protected from cold. Attend to ill
by cdvcring , -
" Bllclt Build
tor imidelin Imhetween hominil'lgum
or beneath Rope Fabric, insulators” Ii! '
‘ tight, vermin prooidlnd
very inexpensive.
For full inimiioannd umpire < '
Wilma:
llsmnwmsmsmmo.
«<1 THE FAIR i»,
Chunk and 3st Store.
From Makers To Wearers.
Big Variety
in newest styles of well-tailored
Saadits’ and “been” Sachets,
Suits, Ed‘s Q\o’t\\ and
'5ur Cause.
a
AT M AN UFACTURERS’ PRICES.
I.“ Wrubel 83 (30.,
68 Washington street. South N orwallr.
"Everything from a nasal—fro an anchor."
Mechanic
KNOW.
Stauetfs
Ionian: T0018
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY. i
.OMO”OOOOOOOOOOOOOW
“.muouoomeooooouo
OWOOOOOO
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever ofiered on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
sale [I ever had, in quantity and
Théo. Olsen.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL
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MEDIUM IN NORWALK .
AND SURROUNDING TOWNS.
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