f lltll’ lllilIlI’CBS
It lwo Granted and litres
”titiued for More Evi-
. SomeoftlieStories
sludge lhayer in the
It was 4 o'clock yesterday attor-
when the uncontested divorce
"one. were reached In the short cut-
fllr of the superior court. ’l‘Iterc
’. ' re six cases on the list and live ot‘
II were heard, decrees bciiq,
granted in two cases, three continued
find one petitioner did not appear.
. ‘v'l‘he first petitioner heard was Alice
" Seymour, who asked for a divorce
from William Seymour. lit-r story
' was that her husband had rt-fused to
support her, had been guilty of acts
of cruelty and was habituality intoxi-
.c|tod. A number of wlIltvsscs sll|i~
ported her testimony. 'l‘bo tlcci'co
was granted on the ground of habit-
ital lntemperancc. Attorttcy George
Kane appeared for the petitioner.
William Gearing asked for a tit
vorce from Frances Gearing on tltc
, ground of desertion. The couples wcro
married in England In 1886. but [)i'
tItioner could not tell what ntottth or
what day. and had forgottcn thc
name of the clergyman who otiiciatod
at the wedding. lie knew tltc wcd—
ding took place in It town called
Northfleld, but beyond that could um
give any information. About tbroo
.years after tltc couple canto to this
country and located in Brooklyn. ()nc
day, In 1891, he went to his home.
but found ~tho house cleaned out. and
was told that his wife had
across the street. He went Ilicrc Illiil
was met. at the door by his wifo_ wiio
told him that site did not want him
any longer. He came away, and sinoo
that time has rcsitlctl in this vicinityn,
Witnesses testified that petitioner wa~
an industrious and sober man. biti
could not say anything about his wife.
The cotirt thought there should l)l'
more evidence of dcsertion before a
decree was granted and continued tho
case for three wccks. Attorney t'loorgo
A. Mullen appeared for the petitionor.
Edith E. Clark asked for a divorce
from William F. Clark. on statutory
grounds. She told a story of ill treat-
ment and neglect, and said she had
supported herself since her husband
had deserted her for another woman.
She was married November 9. 1898.
on an important witness In the case
could not be in cottrt yesterday. a
continuance was granted ttntil ncxt
Friday. Former Judge William ll.
Comley appeared for the pctttiouor.
Ora E. Hand asked for a divorce
from Charles 1). Hand. on the ground
of desertlon. The parties were mar-
ried November 9, 1894, and tltc do»
sertlon dates from May ti, limit. I’o-
tioner testified that they rcsldod in
New York state, and on tho titty tltc
’desertion dates from licr husband
drove her ottt of tlic house and slow
. 'then had refused to provide anything
for her support. and she itad not soon
him. since. The decree. was granted,
Attorney Id. F, Hall for pctiiiouor.
A boyish looking petitioner was
Charles R. Pelham. lie asked for a
divorce from .lcannottc ll. l’clhani on
the ground of habitual intcmpcrancc,
He said he was married on short ao-
qnalntance, Jones 22, 1902. and on
October 2. the same year. his wife
deserted. him. After his mariogc lit-
brought his wife to the home, of his
stepmother, Mrs. Nettie Pclbam, Elm
street, this city. but they only ro-
malned there. for a short time. bo.
canes his wife became intoxicated so
often that his stepmother told him
she would not have such a woman in
her house and they must find a homo
. lsewhere. They then took two moms
at, the residence of John Kitchci; on
Main street but his wife‘s habit's tlltl
not- improve, and site left him. He
thought she was now living It] a dis-
reputable house in New York. Mr.
.Kitcher testified that be had often
eon the woman in such a state of in-
oxlcation that her husband was
‘.'obliged to drag her into the house.
andhe had also seen her lying in the
hallway drunk. He would not have
itch a woman in his house and or»
. .rgdrthe couple to leave. Aftcr hear»
Iii: all the evidence. Judge Thaycr
aid the charge of being an habitual
.dt'unkard needed further proof to sus-
;‘uin it. The petitioner had testified
that he had knowmhls wife but a short
illumhefore marriage and lived with
her only a short time after that. Ilc
attention evidence as to what her char:
Inter was previous to her marriage amt
E
Illttvt'tl ‘
Tangled l“tres-— rvousness.
The delicate nerves of the body are nature's telegraphic
wircs. You know what happens if wires ai‘cjrttssetl and
tangled. Disordered nerves cause nervottsttcs, irritability,
loss of sleep and finally nervous prostration.
|cd my boy's life.
Dr. Greene’s Nervura
The World’s Greatest Tonic
revitalizcs the nerves and restores sound sleep and perfect
health. Mrs. Elizabeth White, of Black Rock, Comp, says:
I .
" I was troubled a long time with lily nerves. and mold not
sleep. I had nervous prostraiiou, and tried many things. but they
did not help me. I thought I lt:l(l Iic.irt trouble. in] I hilllt‘l‘t‘tl
with pains itt my left side and toultl not lictlouti. Ni-t‘t'utn
cui'ctl inc. I could ttot slecp. antl scut and pot a bottlc. l ltlitl
not taken it long before I began to slccp and my nerves lit-came
stronger. I kept getting better.
" I took six bottlcs. and then I was well. I cannot tt-ll how
much it has (lone for tltc. l rccotnincttd it to cvcryouc."
All druggists rccmtnncnd and sell l)r. Greene‘s Nt‘l‘Vltl'ii. For
medical advice free. wrttc I)r.Gt'ccnc. 101 Fifth Ave" N.Y.(.‘ttv.
won] I totitiniio Illt‘ case for two woolist
to allow iictitloiicr llllll‘ to obtain it.t
III' to obtain cvidcui-c that might sits-taint
clittruc of a statutory tit’i‘ciisc tinnitul. Be Recognized.
ili'iliw lll‘illltlll. \\'itltcs.\c.~ It) Sllsl‘dllll NH“. ll.\\'l‘:.\'. Ut’l. 3' .-\
””3 "ll“"g" “mil" “I" ”f ”I“ “ml“ “”‘I What :t common lII\\’ iiiariiiiui- t‘tliltl'lit'lt‘tl
though they had promised to (‘Illllt‘ for l .-
wtirii and tcstt’t’y. tltcy fniIt-ti to appcari
l
COMMON LAW MARRIAGES.
Judge Shumway Decides They Must
l'.
3” ”WV “3"“9‘1- Slittutwtiy in 'h-- :xlilit'l‘ltlt‘ court yostor
t' \' ilt'lll"tl II pits in abut.-
”~— .i.i_. whoit lII
W" “"3 I ma Va filahle Pillsimoui mkotl for by tltc ilct'cutltint lll .i
n ll II a ' ltiimrt-o case. 'I‘iic defendant's attoi-
TheGlellLll-IIVCIAlchpcIIhlc,ColiI-Iln1u\linrtaliln") drum-ti Ilia: Ihc action could not
THEY OPERATE ON HOWELS L'lllllll littt'illlst‘ of tho nbscuco of any
LIVFR KIDNEY“. AND ”1!“,th civil or rcliaious cct'cntonv \vbcti tltc
. '. . . :itit'tit's Wt 11- uturriotl in Now York.
"All I! “(lit—for ,Ilorr Hm» /,
INCREASE IN YALE REGISTRATION
NICW HAVEN. ()l‘l. 24, — ,-\ t'tillsltlt'l'il'
afar)"
DIETING INVITES DISEASE.
’I'o tlll‘t' Dyspepsia or indigestion it
is no longer lit‘t‘t‘n‘l-IZII‘)’ to live on milk
bit» incr'ciisc in both tltc Yrtlc I“ot‘i‘-1|‘.‘- Ilrtl toast, Starvation produces stlcb
School and tho Music School is shown “pump-w Illlll tbtI \vholc svstcin be—
t..\- ibi- ilnul registration billiislltN jit.l tum. .. an casy IH‘W to (”Spams Kodol
'l‘lio fiti‘mcr hits it totttl on
of sixtysix Sllltli'llh cvculv
lillltll>'llt‘ll.
rollincnt
ll)'::‘i'li‘.~lfl i‘urc citablcs tltc stomach
.tntl tlici-stivc organs to digest and as.
‘IIVIIIM l""“""‘” ”I" ”V“ "l?'="-"“‘~ l“ «'ittiilttto all of tlic wholesome food
tho lllllx‘lt‘ school llll‘l'l‘ is :i l‘l‘L‘.l.\'ll':|' 1“,. I”... curt"! to “tit, and is II "N.”
”'"I "I III" ""“llHIH'J “MI I": 1“” i‘ttiiiii: cow for ilitliucsilon. llvtlbppsla
“‘3'" I'll“ -"“”" ”I“ l“""“"'-" ”m"! .Ziitl :iII stomach ti‘oublcs. liotlol ill-
“H'l‘l‘l‘i' “I‘m" ”1"." "WWI“ w it: what you out» makes tltc stom-
lit‘ll swocl.
Sold at Clifford I’hnr‘
ittttcy. "'
SAVED A BOY‘S LIFE.
hit-s. Captain Hf llubbard. of Mil
ford. licl., says: "Brazilian H:illtl stir
lie hogan inst lilti-
tltc one we lost with crotip. \\'c gave
Itim a few tloscs. llc quickly tlroppcd
to slt‘r‘p and was all right in tho morn
DIRECTORS T0 ELECT PRESIDENT
annual I'llt't'lllit'. of tho stockholtlcrs of
tlic Now York. New Haven and Hart»
lord road \rlll ntcct In Now York cit}.
iug." For salc bv‘lt, II. I‘ltllrltW‘l. [5 Saturday. (tctobcr Iilsl. for tltt‘iilll'iIO-“i‘
li. Baxter. and The Clifford Imp: oi" olociini: a successor to President
mac). lolitt M. Hall. A! llil> mot-ting it Is
ARNOLD-FORSTER ELECTED.
BELFAST. Irclantl. ()t-i. 1H:- ll.
Arnold-Forster has bccil l‘c»clt‘ctt-d to
rcprt‘scnt Wcst Iiclfnst in l’iil’lllilllt‘lll
on his appointment as secretary of
War. defeating l'atrlck Dcmpsoy, Na-
tionalist by the rather mcaurc tita-
_iority of 245. Owing to his rcccnt ac-
cidcnt Mr. Arnold-it‘orstcr was ttuublt-
to actively participate in tlic campaign.
cxpcctt-tl ('Itt'tilcs S, Mellon lit-
pin-sent and act-opt tltc oilit'c.
will
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH.
“Our little daughter had an almost
total attack of whooping.r cough and
bronchitis." \vritcs Mrs. W. Ii. _l.lavi
llilltl. of Armonk. N. Y.. "but. when all
with Dr. King‘s New Discovery. Our
uiccc. who had Consumption iii an ad-
vanced stage. also used this wonderful
NEVER ASK ADVICE. medicine and today site is perfectly
When you have a cough or cold don‘t well. Desperate throat “I"! 1““?-
itsk what is good for it and i-{ot some diseases I'M“ '0 llr. King's New Di“
medicine with little or no merit and covcry “5 tono Wilt-r ntotlioino on
Ile‘llilps dangerous. Ask for Folcy's I‘f‘r‘h- rlnfnllible {0" (““3“ and
Honey and Tar. the greatest throat and ("'ds- "0" 3"“ 3”") bottlcs guaran-
iocti by Frank ll. Baxter.
lung remedy. it cures coughs and colds
free.
quickly. Sold at Plaistctl's drug store.
South Norwalk. and A. t‘. Stillman‘s.
Darlen. . "
Trial bottles
I.
DENIES PATERNITV OF CHILD.
“ Fac-simiitv Sign
Joseph Poiinkas Sues for Divorce, AI-
Icging Fradulent Contract.
.loscpb i’olinkas, of Springwood. has
instituted divorcc proceedings against
his wife. Bertha. alleging ‘a fraudulent
contract. A child was born three
months after marriage and Polinkas
dcnicil tltc paternity. He was then
quarantined with his wife. bill as soon
Its rclcascd. he. left her and brings still
for divorce on this ground. The suit
is brought through Attorney .lohn
Kcozh d the papers were served.
Wednesday, by A. C, Cunco.
l‘tillliLZ‘
.‘(cu Toll. must lll' i't-couliizod its II'~'
til lll iliis s':iio unis civcit by Jude.»
The board of tlil‘ct'tol‘s t‘lt‘.'lt‘tl at tho :
other rcmcdics I’ailctl. wc suvctl her llfc .
.w. . M
LEVA‘N yUNlVIRIITY.
Debating Society. Government Exepri-
manta with Calorimeter and
Other Notes.
Midillctown, Conn” Oct. 23. I903.
interest in debate has btzen unusual-
iy ltvsly this your. 'i‘wclvc men have
cntcred tnc Byt'aruuc-Wesleyan trials
which are bold fortnightly. lit-ginning
llvtobcr Liti. .-\t llioso ttials seven ntt'lt
itoni lllI‘ tiit‘cc tippcr classes will In:
\t‘ll‘t'lcil, who, with three tlt‘legntcs
from tho I'i'e;«Iiitittii sot-lotr will com-
otm- bct‘ott- tho faculty ctilllllllltt‘t’ for
positions on tho Hyracuso»\\'csloyan dc-
lltlllt‘ in April. The frcsltitttin dcbtttiug
lsot to y. Villit‘ll also meets twice a
lllllillllb has oi‘nztnlzod with the follow-
ing oziicors; pi'osidont. II. I.. lt‘ormau.
'l‘icut'iii. N, .I.. vice-president. .l. W.
tlawloy. l)orl'aucctoti_ Pit: httt‘l‘t‘ilil‘i'.
il‘}. -r. Stctld, iirisiol t‘cutrc, N. Y.:
loxt-cutivc comntiiteo. S, l'. lirtisb. 'I‘roy,
IN. \'.: W. l’ntttn, (kilypcso. N. l‘.: I..
I5. liitnticy. l"l‘.IHllllli.',lttLI, 1.. I. The
Mpio.~titiit for tltc \l’illlama-Wesleyan Ill"
ibato. to bo ht'ltl tit Mitldlctown on No-
ticmbcr I3. “as submitted by Weslc»
Ivan and is tlto sumo its used lll tltc col.
Ionic prizc iltiltttto last May. “Rosoivol
'l‘littt tbc llrtycoit, without \'It)lt'lltt'.
ovort or titrcaionotl. is u propcr policy
per organized labor," \Villitinis IllII‘lIIK
| tho summcr t~|toso Illt‘ ticgativc and lll‘t‘
itcam consists of ,\. l’. Ncwcll. "0:7.
ltluilcnbttrg. N Y : .l, Ii. Punk. '04. lu‘l
:tnli'a, N. Y.. and It, (I Ilrown. ,‘tti. 'l‘roy.
.\I. \'.. tilicrntttc. \\'t'i~'ll'yiillt-i team as
tt'ltoscn tit tltc filial trials on ()ctobcr
22d arc. A. R, liiil'ortl 'ttti, (‘ottuac (.‘ily.
“ass; S. It'. Hancock. '07.. Syracuse.
“\'. \'.: (‘. \\', :\I\\illt'i‘. 'tIiI, Mllltlli'lthll.
i: lll‘sl Iilit‘l‘liillc. 't‘ A. (III-nit'llts.
it‘nzouovia. N. l'.. sccoiiil llllt‘l‘liillt‘.
t‘tiitcli llcitct' :itltlt‘cssctl Illt‘ Y. Ill; (‘.
.\. ptnyt-t lllt"t'lllli'.‘ Sunday. October IN.
‘on "I.t'ri>till.< trout Iii-lilirou" \rtili spot--
al i'cfoi‘cnce to tho Yale-Princeton foot-
ball same of than. which he aitlctl
‘ti’rinccton to will in tlic last thirty scc‘
Ititltls of play. The meeting was one of
(tho Ini'gcst Iicltl this your and tltc lcs-
;.~'tili.\‘ tll'tllll't‘tl woro Iiclpfitl.
‘ ’l‘lic reports of tho govcrnmcnt ox-
‘m .iumui station at \\'o.~lcytiti. ttow III
'p:.-.-\ toutatu ti stintiiiary of over Ilfiy
“tpct'iiitcuts ulih lll«‘ .\t\vtttcr-Ro-it
‘ctilorimcter iocoiltcr With a description
of tlic appliancc itself. The model of
in: calorimctcr which wa- oxhibitod at
;ilio I’tiris lx‘bosition is now being rc-
Ipait‘ml and iuiprovctl for exhibition at
.tl1o St. Louis Exposition.
Tito co'nuiiitoo of :ti'ritnucnit-nts for
lllt' coliogo lntnqtict on \\'.'isltiugtoti‘s
i Iiirtliduy arc: W. S. Wallace. 't'Ii. Mid-
tllctoun. t‘t.. A It. liisltop. 'U-"i, Iinltl»
iiiorc. hid; ti, ll Nouitmttn. ‘iifl. Now
Iiritiiiit, i‘ ; (i, It). ’l‘olmtiu. 'iifi. littnno
.mortt. N. Y.: I“, If. Robbins. 'iiti. Wont
iilcitl. .\ltt9~‘s.; II. I“, Iiit-kinson. ‘07, East
’Strotulsbcrg, I'n.
. ’l'lic Association of Now Iiitsltititl (‘ol
,loatm will hold its annual nicotine this
1 your at \Vt‘slflilll on tho :3ch and flittlt,
‘lvlut'li of tlio t'otit'tccii important littilc
collcg-‘s iii Ncw l‘illgllilltl will be rcpro
:ouicd by its. prosiiloni illltl one otboi
imcuibci' of its faculty
; Tlic first 0X!it‘i‘lnlt'lllill work in tltc
it‘lll'lttnt'lilt' Itilmratori this your will be
rto pcrfoci and ttmt tho improvctl liqui-
liicv constructed lust spring, which
promises to )icltl more liquid ttir per
hour pcr liorscpou'et' than any now in
l‘Sl‘.
l h: Rx. l’lttmb~ 'tifi', Sircutiso N. \'..
‘Itus boon olot-tcd assistant manager of
'bc football tcam tor limit and manager
for ‘Iitt-i.
‘l'lio ftiII reception given by tile Y. iii,
i'. \, to lllt‘ i‘llll'l‘lllx class was lll‘ltl iii
illt' uylitiiitsitttn 'l‘iiostlay owning and
was \\'t'll tittcltdotl.
ONLY CURE FQR DYSPEPSIA.
\Irs. li‘rankiish llusb. of New Castle
I ”0].. says: "i suffered for years with
l lyspcpsia. I'scd Io Itavo great dis
I‘lrt'ss and litilt'lili‘lll. I tried everythina
I: could boar of, btit nothing helped me
until I took lit'nzlliun Balm. and one 50
-ont bottle. cured run completely."
For sale by Ii. II. Plaistcd, F. H. Bax
tor. and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
AT WEB
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER SHOT.
JASPER. (In. t)ct.‘3t~—.\Irs, Annie
.lloicomb aitd ltcr St'\'t‘lll.(‘(‘lI-}'I‘IiFOltl
‘tlfiilfilllt‘l‘. livingv about nine miles from
daspor. It:i\’c bccn shot at their homo.
lwht rc thcy livcd alone. Their bodies
.worc mutilated by knife wounds and in
otltcr ways. The body of the mother
was found behind .lbc lioitso with a
bullet wound in her breast and several
ltnifc stubs in hcr side. The daughter
was foiitid about lab yards from tltc
Iiottso with Illl‘t‘t‘ bullet wounds and
nine stubs lll Iicr body. The tracks
of two mcn have been discovered about
tho pl‘ctiliscs. cvidcltily tracking the
cirl in her flight. Thcrc Is no clue to
tho assassins anti excitement runs
high.
DANGER IN FALL COLDS.
Fall colds arc liable to hang on all
winter Icaving tbo sccds’ of pneumo-
nia. bronchitis or consumption. Fol»
cy's Honey and Tar cures quickly and
prevents serious results. It is old and
reliable. tried and tested. safe and sure.
Contains no opiates and will not con-
stipate. Sold at Plalsted‘s drug
store. South Norwalk. and A. C. SIIII»
man's, Daricn. “
HIGHWAYMEN KILLED MER-
CHANT.
WOODSTOCK Ohio. Oct, 2I.-—-W. E.
Lattimcr. a merchant. was killed by
highwaymcn as he was about to enter
his home last night. He had it aims:-
L’Ic with his assailants and was felled
by a. blowfon the hcatl. inflicted by a
club. Mr. iatttimor was fottnd uncon-
scious. lying on his doorstcp and died
twenty minutes later. The robbers
escaped.
. which she will resume her work 0
"FOURTH VICE" THERE.
Mr. Curtiss Inspects Bridgeport's New
Temporary Railroad Station.
lilliliflltll'till'l‘. ()ct. 2-i.~~l“ourili
\'icc l’rcsitlcnt Curtis's, of tltc (‘onsoli
datctl Railroad Htipoi‘intoinlctit \'cr-
non. of lllt' signal sorvict». Illlll Assist-
:int Engineer of ('ttllS'I‘lIt'Ill)” II. M.
Ilcrrian ‘l‘litii'stltty ittspciicd tltc tom»
portiry railroad station, which is now
.otitly for occupancy. In tho party
was John .I. (t'lliicu. of Now York city.
tom] of tho John .I. ()'llrlcn Contracting
t“ompuuy. which is cxccutini: some-con
'ritrtiz ltorc and on ‘lit‘ Nitttuutiick .lI-
vision. 'l‘ltc inspection was llllttl‘lllill,
II- tltc tnt-otinu was accidental. They
ottkt-tl through the new station and c);-
irosi—‘cd thcir approval of it.
liin'orcnt points of Illt' railroad lzn
‘tlil\'t'lllt‘lll work \vci't- lllhll(‘('ll’ll by tho
iarty. which spout about two hours
Iicrr. The party was informed that tltc
*I‘I‘oi'ts to milk“ \vutct'tight tltc biu plcr
which supports the machinory of the
"oiling lift briilgc. tirc still llllr-III'CI‘F‘n-
"ill and that this obstacle Io dclayiuc
hc oycrlitatl work. It Is rou pro‘zy
wcll cstublisbctl tlini lllt' pi 'r t'anuo.
'tc niatlt- \vtiicrtiubt, "l‘ht- rcsitlt of try
In: to make it so has boon .liscoiii‘tiu
inc. and tho offort may bo abandoned
«ton and :i pittnp ktv'lii at work pump
'11): out ”to water front tltc pits Wlli’l‘l‘
rIit- \vciultts of the bridge sot wliilc tltc
titttt-ttirc is iii (llit'l‘iiilttll.
Th" visitors also inspccictl Ilit! slit"
it the now building which is to be
.tiili for tltc Adams I'pri'css Company
‘ll (loltl .trcot. It will be thrco stor-
os liizlt R‘ltl of lllI' Hillli' tlcsian and
onsttuction Its tho it poi llt't'll. 'l‘lit-
ou'i‘uci for bttiltlllii: it has llt‘t‘ll lot in
he I'citoti & Ht'tn‘iitzway t‘oiiipangt'. of
-’t'o\'iilclicc. which has the contract for
iiiiIiIttr: lllt‘ now .lcpot. 'I'lio Ititililiiiu
vill ltuvc all llit' motlorn ('tili\'t‘ltll‘llt‘t‘~_
itid will bc lllll<lti"l l‘l'ftll'l‘ tho now do
pot.
The Atlititis I'varcs'»; (‘ctiipuuy build
II! will Ito built on the ninth sitlo of
ittltl Sll‘t'ui, ll"‘l\\'f'|'ll lllt‘ lI'."llt* ntl\\'
wing ci'cctctl :ttitl Illi' footpath lt‘lltllllL’
it tltc I‘Itlli‘tititl brltltp». It will lili\'t' illl
'l(‘\'lilt)t', sioruuo rooins and coninto
Iioiis ofllcca and will bc tho local
icatiqtittrtcrs of Illt' company. Plans
lili‘t‘ bowl [ll't‘llfli't‘tl :ilid :iccoptcd. ultil
llc work of building it will Ito started
tUUn. its tltc tompiiiiy is now cranipcti
"or qttttttcrs in tho olti railroad sin-
tion.
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
Rev. .lno. S. Cox. of \Vnkc. Ark..
vrltcs. “For 1:! yours I sttlfet‘ett from
Yellow .laundlcc. I consulted a number
if physicians uttd tried all sorts of
nctlicincs. but got no rclicf. Tltcn I
mean the use of Electric Bitters and
col that i am now cured of a disease
hat but! me in its grasp for twclvc
:cars." If you want a reliable incdi»
due. for Liver and Kidncy trouble.
itontacb disorder or gcuoral dcbility.
:et Electric Bitters. it‘s guaranteed
iy Frank H. Baxter. Only 50c, "
DRUG CLERK ARRESTED.
Sharged With Practicing Medicine
Without a License.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. lit—Tho police
'estcz'day arrestcd Eugeni- .I. Higgins.
1 drug clerk. and charged hint witb
u‘aciit-ing medicine without a license.
According to the authorities. a laborer
tamed John Linnell was taken sudden-
ly ill at his home. 31 Whiting" street.
asl Wednesday night. His condition
iccncic so serious that he was removed
o tltc hospital. where he died five
ninutcs af'er his arrival there. A
‘ew hours after his death Higgins a].
neared at the hospital and removed the
body. claiming he had the authority
of Mrs. Linnell. thn be secured the
body he took it to an tindcrtakcr's anti
had it cmbalmed. When these facts
were learned by the police they began
an investigation. which showed that
Higgins had been prescribing for Lin-
ncll. signing the prescriptions "Hia-
zlns. M. D." Linnell had the medicine
;hns prescribed put up at a drug store
and took it. according to directions. A
short time later he bccame violently ill.
‘Higgops was apprehendcti last night
And held at jail In'dcfault of $1.500 ball.
Coroner Mix and Medical
Bartlett are Investigating the case.
‘ itittii’t‘wntt’uniti
THE A NIHILATOR OF WON 3
NEW BOILER FOR THE EAGLE.
The new propeller Bquantum. run-
’ plug on the Not-walk line, went to
Bridgeport. Wednesday and towed
back the propeller Eagle. which has
been there undergoing repairs. The
Eagle will not be taken to New York
and Ilt'cd with a new boiler. after
manner.
the local line.
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1
Examiner
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Gretna is a cigar of invariable goodness that to acid In every town and It the on Me: of 5 coats. Any
one that sells it for less does so with the endeavor to reflect on Creme quality at the coat of profit. .. -,
The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. “ E
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FILED A NEW COMPLAINT.
NEW HAVEN. (ict. L’l.'*'r\l‘l.’.llltlt‘lllrl
were made III the Supcrior Court ycs—
tcrduy on a motion to quash tltc pro-
ceedings in tltc case of tho tramstors
who wcrc oti trial for conspiracy lll
conilct-tiott with tho. striko sorornl
months ago. A short time. ago State‘s
Attorncy Williams sclcctcd little of the
twcnty-ouc nicn. oIIict-rs and protnotcrs
of the itttion and chat'gctl tbcm St'llill“
atcly with the crime. Attorncy Arvinc.
for tho dcfoiico Ihcn made the motion
to quash tltc proccctliuus attains tltc
ninc incu‘ claiming that the State's.
Attorney Itad no right to pick them otit
to quash tltc procct-dings against the
other twclvc \vcro discharged, tltc pro-
cotiitro would be contrary to law.
Stato‘s Attornoy Williams tinally agro—
ctl to itoilc the cases against tltc Milli"
inch and filed a new complaint against
them with Judge Rortiback.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
the Kind You Hate Always Bought
Bears the M— : 2,.
Signature of .
APPOINTED HARBOR MASTER.
HARTFORD, (lci. L’I.~(lovcrnoi'
(‘hambcrlain has appointed Capt, It). It.
l'almcr, ol‘ Stamford, as harbor mastcr
of that place for a tcrttt of iltt'cc years.
Tito governor has also approved tltc
requisition of the president, socrctat'y
and treasurer of tile Connecticut com
mission to thc St. Louis cxposition on
tltc comptroller t'or $6.600. of which
sum 3.1mm Is to apply on tltc cost of
tlic t‘ouni-t-ticitt building at Illt' cxpo-
sition.
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
Mr. Owen llllnll, of ilcuton I“crr,v W.
\'a.. writes: “I have had kidney and
blatldor trouble for years. and it be-
catnc so bad that I was obliged to gct
up at least a dozen times it night. I
never rcccivod any pcrntuncnt bcnclit
from any medicine until I tried Foley‘s
Kidney Cure. After using two bottles.
I am cured.“ Sold at Plaistcd‘s drug
store. South Norwalk. and A. C. Si‘IIiA
man's. Daricn. "
RAILROAD BUYS A HOTEL.
NEW IIAVICN. Oct. 24~A tlcotl was
of'fcrctl for record in the town clork‘s
office yesterday transferring the (‘ity
or Globe Ilotcl propct'ty, at tltc corner
of Wooster and I'nioti strccts. to tltc
New York, New Haven and Hartford
R. R. Co. The transfer rcvivctl a story
that the railroad Is to crcct a now pas-
senger station on cbapol strcct botwccn
State and Union strcct. bttt Vicc Presi-
tltjit Barnett, of the railroad. ilcclnrctl
the propcl‘ty had not been acquired for
this purpose.
BROKE INTO HIS HOUSE.
S. LthtInn. of Cavendish. Vt., wa
robbed of his customary health by in
vasion of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into,
his house. his trouble was arrested and
now he‘s entirely cured. They're guar-
anteed to cure. 25c at Frank B. Baxter's
drug store. "
COST OF YALE'S ATHLETICS.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 24.-—A meeting
was held yesterday afternoon of the
Yale crew. track, golf. hockey. tennis.
cross country. gymnastic. fencing and
swimming associations with a view of
collecting estimates of the expense of
running the different teams for tltc
coming year. The estimates will be re-
vised by the general athletic commit-
tee.
‘50. Glynn
Duplicates another Crcmo. It never
varies in quality. atom or pt
ice.
lm
[mthomolt
.1 iiiitrs attain:
.umedlu recognized 23:“.
incnt physicians as the for
Ithncy and Bladder troubled
‘ PRICI 60:. and SIM.
l Sold at Plaisted‘s drug store. south
5 Norwalk, and A. C. Silliman’s, Darien.
. LIEUT. SULLIVAN GETS DIS-
1 CHARGE.
. linit’l‘r‘ORl). Oct, lit—Tho rcslgnu»
ition of First llicttt, .Ioltn Sullivan. of
{‘Ncw London, 'i‘lttrtl section. Machino
i nun Itattcry, has been ncccptctl. tind ho
i Itas- boon i-livcn an honorable discharge,
1 A nit-cling for the choice of his succes-
t 501' will be bold in the near future.
'I‘hc application of Capt. Frank I’.
lloran. Hartford. Company M. First lll-
t'ttntry. to bc rotii‘cd has been approved.
I.icut_ Nathaniel W, Bishop. of Bridge-
port is al.~o placed on tltc retired list
on his own application.
WOMEN DO MORE
the stronger and more efficient. When
tbcy do break down it is commonly
through the nerves. or bad treatment
of some sort. Dr. David Kennedy's
ncw medicine called Calcnra Solvent.
is the remedy for women's ills. Writo
Ito thc Cal-cura Company. Rondont, N.
iY.. for a free book, and sample bot-
tle. “
SWEDISH BAPTIST CLERGY.
MERIDEN, Oct. 24.——-S\vctlish Bap-
tist clergyman from New York. New
Jersey and various parts of Now Eng-
land. to the number of fifty. havo begun
their annual conference here. The
morning scssion yesterday was devot-
ed to Illt' reading of various papers on
denominational topics. Rev. A. I’. Eek-
man, of New York, occupying the chair
as president. Among the spoakers
i were Rev. .lohn Vidbcrg. of Arlington,
N. .l. and Rev. Emil Fribnrg. of New
llnvcn. The conference will last four
days.
5 ' A PERFECT PAINLESS PILL.
l is the onc that will cleanse tltc system.
'sci the liver-to action, rcmovo the bile,
-clcar tltc complexion. citrc headache
and lcitvo a good taste in the mouth.
The famous Iitilc pills for doing such
work pleasantly and clfecttutlly are
DcWitt's Little Early Risers. Bob
Moore of Lafayette. Ind. says: “All
other pills I have used gripe and sick
on. while DcWitt‘s Little Early Risers
are simply perfect.“ Sold at Clifford
Pharmacy. "
A_ P. STOKES. JR., IN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2i.-—Anson
l’hcips Stokes, .er secretary of tho
.\'atc Corporation. returned yesterday
‘ froin tltc Adirondacks, where he has
been sojourning for a number of weeks.
lie will take tip his routine duties In
the University and as assistant pastor
of St. Paul‘s Church having recovered
i from the sickness from which he had
been sufferelnz.
The wise men rite of human ills,
But while they rite we're matting ills
Which make you healthy. well at: strong:
Wright's Pills are Wright. and can to".
Wright's Indian Vegetahie Pill Co.
“All Wright—[or Mon Tl.- Ilal/ a CMIVy"
~You know how it interferes with your daily work, your piece-
ures and recreations—it is a euro indication
not working right and that you need a little nuisance—take
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and you will be well, look well and feel well.
that your system is
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You will.» well:
sleep well and you will work well. ‘ You not only need the pur-
gative but the tonic effects of Beochata’a Pills to put your entire
system in good working order.
and blessing to overworked d
‘Beocham'aPilllcoinouaboon
stemlas they correct
the evil. and lay aaolidfonadatlonofl (991$!de
fraud «mm
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Norwalk Chronicler