do'thay no t.
Iisband. ltlvfmmZ
61mm got tho boat.
It." Wise—"Word
Zflde~"Yas l pttkcd
soiled ‘Be’nl Evar.’
big" be anything better
you know. "-—l' lIlladoIphla
Wilma,
A snIIll bo‘ ..
schools wunn
tooo that. "
t'a risky nu-
"Wliw does your father
to dIIInI-r?” .Iho a I'M
”He doesn‘t conic home
said Johnnie
'I‘ burn
young hopeful;
i (do. ”
A r
duet-er" shoes and the
everyday kind is—
Keith’s
Fit 1
or SB—or even more for a
pair.
Wflhfuron Sinai. South Norwalk.
0‘“? Allie, (it
my one day, and bin.
teacher was anxious to are his father.
the illlllliu
come home
to dinner."
“Well. whtu Ilium ho take his ten?"
"My papa hover takes too " paid the
he always takes cof-
fhe Pleasant
‘dill‘erenoe between “Keith's-Kon-
other
KoIIQIIeI-ors
Just as easy and comfortable as
if you'd paid a custom-maker 36
special
$3.50 and $4
.. .. . .-.
. Jdlt IIIZI'I “Turf STYLES of “which NILLINERY, also unassumi-
means litany-To WsAa HATs. A GENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
t
j .
Z S a TILLOTSON,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
i. wA‘ HINoToN mm
filTbeT oNe.
A “WOMAN
dander HZerI aI‘JT TAKE DELIGHT IN weanmo ONE or oua
sHld‘t W‘A".IaT‘s THEY HAVE sM ART eTVLf-z ABOUT THEM AM)
Ah! so culvsaw CONSTRUCTED THAT Tusv MEET WITH
THE INsTANT ApanovAI. or ev eav WOMAN wuo sees THEM.
,. close, wt; vr. TAKEN PARTICULAR pAINs To PRICE THEM
"A a‘ii’cilA 'sisune No WOMAN cA‘N WELL Ali-one To a:
N. E. RYAN,
06 Washington Stunt.
South Norwalk.
Zold Facts
Why our lino of refrgerators are the host: Z I
”(l
Flril-o‘hiicabse they are the standard n‘iakes.
tight—Because thny are cOnstru start on scientific principles.
‘fliilil-Jhey give perfect satisfaction.
. fourth—Jana» they are perfectly healthy. Z
‘KlNhA-‘i‘llhey ran-...... less ice than others.
on
South Norwalk.
ll Ell
Wl “ny a] Zewuueu line of all styles, sizes and prices the lowflt. Look
.«Z'Z. liiis hllora you buy. We can save you money.
allins& Ca.
PuZnoral mania" and Embalrners.
imam“: . .
In idvs'ninge at prlos‘ slid let us put your winter supply In now. A
altpcl'llil‘i grado {If 'Big Vein Cumberisn d Bituminous at an attractive price.
: 7P‘ZStIptIl-lor "Special" Fertiliseru for corn. potatoes, onions and general use.
labelling that will insure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
birtlng and tracking of all kindsZ. Estimates given on contract work.
ll. ZZ‘TsZa aTZZneZZaT.
slat. cellos—2 south do am of. South Norwalk: 9 Main st. Nam-III
~_‘«V~
"gganam IT Business College,
- ‘ AS‘OLIZHI'ZLYZ PREE .'
fringmeiadp‘ad. andw‘n‘do the is» .. . .I _ ;
I Miles“ will continue until the close of the summer term. Our
mater-s porno sumat: ,
‘
sisal-rs saoclro sons.
Lars. Lean mum.
my issues; soup muons.
and sisal: mating.
mung Bros.
museuidd'lgou sT. . is:
2+7??? ,
- ed to make the last days of these old
- potent nurses
- to congregate Would ho. to makc them
. comfortable the patriotic citizen will
, securc It.
. be: of Dertl's Witch Hotel Salve. ll
' ed. It is' inlbhdld for piles, giving
Italians And
Their Wives
Need (it [Dormitory or
Home for their Believed to
be Necessary-'— An Appeal
to Patriotism
'I‘lIc state of (‘Onuoctlvut III provid-
lng a (ltil Inltmy fut tin.- um- or llll‘ agcd
and ludlgcnt retorans of the (‘ ivll War
and th-II Wl‘v‘t’a‘. (thus lil‘t'VI-lillllfl thI-Ir
sepmatlun in W” old ago.) would lic
folloufng in the line which in this ad-
vIIuI-I-d age is living adoptcd lll all
beliIVtIlHii charitahlc and philanth-
ropic Wt)i‘,l( viz: 'l‘o (OHKlHefllllt‘t ss-
peclslly as Icgards our old people. This
humanity has already been recognized
by many stator in their attempt to care
for this particular class of pcoplc and
scvcrul of the dormitories am now in
sucII-waul operatlou. Still other states
am taking steps forward in this Ill-
rcI tlou. and the slatI-mcnt is made that
the cmrytug out of plans tending to
their crcctlon ls only a question of
time.
Thu following states now have cut-
Iago homes m Ilormltoxlcs for the vet-
man and his wlfc: Kansas. ()hlo North
Dakota. Indiana. Mlssoml PZIInmiyl-
vunla. Wisconsin. Iowa. New Jersey.
New York and Ncbraaka. \iltaigan has
a large dormitory building for wlvcs,
widows and mothers of veterans. which
Is located on grounds of Stato Soldiers
homo and run in connection therewith.
llllhdls has a homo for wlvos and
wldows at Wilmington. and at tho lest
session of her legifllaturc passed a law
pmvldlng foI admission of women to
hcr State Soldlcts‘ Home at Quint-.y
Colorado and Montana have passed
similar laws and are now building or
planning to build dormitories. Still
otlwr states haIe homcs for wives and
wldous. and several of thc above nam-
ed states have also a systom of home
relief. notably Michigan. Wisconsin.
Nebraska. liilonois and Ncw York. For
(‘I’Iunectlcut to remain III thIl roar of
the other stairs in a patriotic move-
ment of this kind Wolilll certainly be a
unique position for It statc which has
always been notcd for hcr patriotism.
Eyery large city has Its Old Pmpics
liomc. The Christian douomluatlona
have their homes for aged ministers
and tbclr wivcs. and why? lfccnuuo it
is realised that thcy can be carcd for
and made comfortablc at an a most In-
llnitcsltnal expense in this “It in com
parlron with what It would cost to ac-
complish the sumo work at their
homes. Why have the Masons built a
cummodlous and plcnaaut home of
Walliugf‘ord for their aucd and nccdy?
Why has an Odd Fulton's llomc III-cu
erected on the banks of thc 'lhumcs?
Hcqusc with truc gcnoroslty and act-
uated by the (‘hrlatlan charity which
means love these organizations dcslr-
peoplo Ihclr bcst days; to smooth their
pathway down the ruggcd slopes, cvfll
to thc Valley's edge. -Connectlcut has
hlwnvs glorlcd antl' Justly so. in III-I
patriotism. and the writer of this arti-
clc is confident that when this matter
is fully unIloIetood Olll limit will to
juice to do as much for 'thcsc aged vct-
pmns and their wives as organizations
Im- doing for thch needy Iuembcls
’l‘his idch of congregating runs likc a
not work through our whole social amt
political sysIr-m. We takc our sick
to hospitals. our poor to almsllouscs.
No one would seriously think of ad.
vauI-lng the idea. in the (mac of any
other class of people, needing medical
raw and nursing. that thcy could be
as well or as economically cared foI
scattered llUOlll. thc state (some of
tlmm living in Isolated plot-cs remote-
from physicians, few of thcm living
In homes of their own. thc majority
occupying comfortable route) as If they
were congI-cgatcd togclhcr and under
the care of goIId physicians and com-
Amlttlng the fact that
also no ready to admit that our old
soldiers and their Wives arc worthy of
the host; and that lt~fs the duty of all
interested in their Welfarc to assist.
as far as may be to helping them to"
ll’ Oil lhtz othIr hand the
plan of leaving them In thclr homes
is the warm and better one why would
net the sumo rule hold good in regard
to the sick soldier himself! and why‘
the useless expenditure of 81.. .500 for
an addition to the hospital at Noroton.
which said Was appropriated for such
purpose at the last aessibn of thc leg-
lslature. and which building will be.
needed for Inch use no longer than
would a dormitory for men and their
wives?
Shall we continue to send the old
soldier to a condonable home at Nero
own hard way alone bereft of the sym-
pathy and campanlonshlp of her bus.
band often times compelled to accept
unwilling charity? In the case of these
old couples. even If both could be com-
fortably provided for. the separation
itself would be pitiful in the extreme:
bringing untold sorrow to each if they
wlere an affectionate and devoted cou-
p“Slay the any not be for distant when
this que‘stlo’n will be settled In a man-‘
ner belitthig the pride dignity and
better of our state and the great no-
tion which thea‘e'men helped to save.
' ‘ELIZKBETH H. ‘BEVIN.
Chaiénum Dorhiltmy Committée. W.
. C. "
‘H‘ZZ—‘fl—
A ME POI FILES.
"I had I bill case of pllel " sly! 0.1“.
Carter. of Atlanti- 0a., “and consulted
a physician who stvlsZed me to try a
purchased II- has and was entirely cw
relief Instantly. and I heartily Teooni'v
mend it to all softens“ bewar-
Witch Hssel Salve In unequalled for
its healing qualities. Ecaem and
other skin Inf-eases. also apron. cull.
burns and wounds” ll. "as?“ $
quickly ' cured . '
mm. » i ",
ton while his faithful wife pursues her '
WI! AFTIZZI PAVZMAZITIRZ'S GOLD
...—us-
sinister Attempt ti on the Strong ‘
Boxes at flail?! ”titling. in
IVII’I.
Shortly after midnight. yesterday
thu- paymasIcI 'rl om..- in tho gtucrsl of
tin» building of the Consolidated rail-
road on Meadow Ill‘t'tll Now llavou
was broken into and all thi- drawers In
tho attics priod open, in an attempt to
gIt some of the money which was
thought to bc In tho office as several
pity tIulus arc scut bill on WIIIIuI-Nduy
ovI~r tho system.
l‘llllrl‘lll‘t‘ was gaiuud by Iucuus of II
laddci', put up to ouh of the mutual
story window width was bIokcu. 'l‘lu-
Iash III-'aIIcr was pllc 0min by mcaus
or if blunt. luatrumcut. but no cash was
in tin- lll‘llWl'i‘. all thl- mum-y having
boon put III the Half“ st thc clinic of
hardness Watchman Adams IllI-Icovcr-
ed the brook about 3 o'I-loI k yesterday
morning, and notified I’aymastsr
ilcorgc W. l.,lttlc and also the police
who want to walk at urn-o on the (use.
"lbI- job was that of pcommon bout-II-
blocker and had nonc a. the car marks
of the export ct‘at‘kamm. Two large
sales in thc paymastcr's office were
left unhurt. ’l'hc burglar left a button
behind him. which, It is reported. fitted
thc clothrs of one of tho arrested men.
Early yesterday morning Officers
Philip Smith and t-Ipcuccr arrestod
.Iobu'l‘. Ilouuolly. charging him with
burglary. Latcr Dutcctlw Daley and
Officer Philip Smith arrested "Al" Oll-
vcr. alias Frank Kennedy, and lodged
ill“ same charge against him. Ilotb
mm are well known to the police. and
how records. 'l he pollca how bad lion-
uclly under survcillaucc for some timc.
suspcctlug him of cotIImlttlng many
small Jobs In this thy. but have never
bccn chin to gut posltlvo- evident-c
against him.
WhI-n scarcbcd at polhc llt‘llthlIlll‘r
ltllli scIcral razors Illpplng Inachlucs
and other harboring tools werc funnd
on the men; and thc police arc now
certain that thosc are [no men who
brokc Into tho New Haven barber
Ihups of Pasquale ltappa, of 245 Water
itrcct. and that of I). (‘arangclld of 173
Moatlow ulrcot some tlmc ago. as both
('arnngcllo’s and Rapbu's names are
stamped on a number of thc razors.
Donnelly has been arrested before for
burglary. and was tried with a chum
of his, who Is now in state prison. lt
was-not possible at the time, however.
to convict him.
MR. ATWOOD’S GREAT CRUSADE
ON ADMINISTRATORS.
1). Preston Atwood who is rcportod
as bctug from llrldgcport although his
name does not appear in thc directory,
has creatcd quite a stir around the
stern, and tho cud is not yet, accord-
ing to all reports.
,Mr. Atwood has boon going after
doliuqucut administrators all war the
stale. 'i‘bc law In this rcspcct is rath
or pcculiaI. It provides that admin;
latrators must fllI- fmcntorlcs of flu
estates in their charge. tuo months
after thcy are appolutcd. They the
to forfeit 823i} cvrf‘y month may fail
to make rcturn over that time. The
unusual featuru about line law Is that
anybody may bring thI- action wheth-
cr they are tutercslcd or not.
As the dispatch from Daubury told
ycstcrday. Mr. AIWood brought suit
against a largo fllllllllt'l ol' admlaistra-
tors In that district? lie“ lawyers arc
lelan. Tommy and Pt an. of midge-
port.
”it was learned further that actions
had baeu brought against dt'llllqut'llll‘l
|n Wallingl‘ord and Waterbury and
many papers worn served. It is be-
lcvcd that thcrc arc murc than 200
writs out in Now llavcn county alone.
Mr. Atwood brought a suit some
Imc ago against a delinquent admin-
'strator In Norwalk. 'l‘bc Ilcfcndant
'Iuimcd that he had a vurbal extension
of Iimc from the lodge of probutc, But
:uunscl for Atwood claimed that the
mrbal I-xlcuslon was not sufllctcut and
die suprI-mc court sustained the claim
when the chaos wcnt up on rcvicw.
Since winning this casc Mr. Atwood
has cvldcntiy dccidcd to stir up the
whole stoic.
An effort was madc Io scc Attorney
'l‘oomcy, counscl for Mr. Atwood. but
no Ivas not in his offlcc. iu Bridgcport.
The wise men rite of human ills.
lint while they rite we '1‘ maxi-Janus
Incl is make you healthy..." also.“
Wright’s Pills us if 'rigitf. and new song.
Wright s Indian Vegetable Pill Co.
‘All Wrath—for Man Titan Ilsf/ Is tutor,"
For sale by all dragglsts.
AMERICAN SOCI'AL "SCIENCE.
BOSTON. May 12 «The general sub
lcct of jurisprudence again was dis-
cussed todny at the convention of the
American Social Science Association
In this city. The program Included an
address on “Distranchlsement of the
Negro from a Lawyer's Staudpolnt "
by R. Burnham Moffat of New York.
Another paper was that of Edward At-
kinson. the Boston Economist, who
considered the tendencies in manufac-
ruling toward individualism.
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BUSHEL BASKET OF EVIDENCE.
Judge Roraback Expresses Himself In
Sues-I w. Nichols Appeal.
"i am not lnc iincd to admit evidence
by the bushel buskct in this case,"
said .ludgc Albert ’l‘. Roraback ycsII-r-
day. in thc (l\ll superior court BIlngu
part. upon :I further hcarlng in the Su-
san W Nichols appI-ul from ptubatc.
Attainey Stile-s Judson for the ap
pcllccs had offcrcd to ill! ctiurt as an
cxhlbit a baskctfull of documents
which be said were letters and pros-
pcctuacs which Samuel Nichols had
rt'cch'ml from promoters of various
minor venturcs. 'l‘bcs“ had been
carefully new by Mr. Nichols III his
trunk and oats and were tuxncd 0ch
to (‘onscrvstm Mallat c M lluil.l cy
when that gentleman took charge of
the Nichols estatc.
Altolney (IOOIlWlll Stoddard for the
appellant objected to its admission. He
held that It was contrary to all miles of
evidence to admit any such cahlbit.
.ludgc Roraback sustained the ob-
jection with tho statemcnt madc
abovc. The court said that lit‘ Would
not admit evidence in that form un
til it had been examined and proli-
crly identified and until counsel had
a chance to inspect it.
Mr. .ludsou also tried to offer In evi-
dencc the testimony of John Nichols
as taken in the conservator proceed-
Inga. but the court ruled it out and
an objection was noted.
Mr. Judson dld succeed In getting in
a list of stocks amounting to nearly
10 000 shares and bought in 84 different .
lots, Iunulng from one share up to
1.250. which Samuel Nichols bought at
various times. There were also nlne~
teen bonds with the face value of
from 825 to $250. and out: unrecorded
dead for a lot in Cape May county, New
Jersey.
Miss Elizabeth Nichols, a sister of
Mrs. Georgie Weutz was recalled to
the stand to testify m regent to the
mental capacity of her Aunt Maria.
She said she always considered her
weak minded and inferior In intellect
to both Samuel and John.
Dr. F. 8. Downs was asked some
questions about Insanity in families.
Here the appelees rested and the other
side took up the case.
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Early Risers. All persons who find it
necessary to take a liver medicine
should try these easy pills and com-
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strengthen e‘icffect with the nauseato
log and w enlng conditions follow-
ing the use of other remedies. Little
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now
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MABEL PAGE LEAVES ESTATE TO
May 12 ——The
will of Miss Mabel age. who was mur-
dered at her home in Weston March
31 dated March 15. 1903. was filed in
the Mlddleaex county probate court
yesterday The doeument gives prac-
tlmlly all the estate of the teetstrlx
to her brother Harold Wentw In
gmm" swan:
“mumm-
N0 ALCOHOlr—Not. hing but
P. E:
SHE FLIRTED AT A MZASQUZERAZDE.
He Was Trailing Wife, and She. All
UnawaIe. Felt into the Trip.
Accidentally a young married man
Milan; in LJI\\".’|(‘III evlllc learned rcccut-
lv that a mastmcrado party was being
planned by a pub Ivhosc lndlscroet
management of social attalrs had dis.
pleased hlIn sutllclcntly to warrant him
in rcmonstrating with his wife for aI-Iv
soclatlng with mt'mlivls of the portion
in) household says thc Pittsburg Dis.
patch.
She had become quite lndlgnant at
his protestations, and lnsisted that she
would go where and when she pleased
l‘onscqucntly Ivhcn he asceltalned
that a masking bee was contemplated
ho kup t his eyes open and soon secured
assurances that his better half was
quietly planning to attend. He even
succeeded in finding out what disguise
shc proposed wearing.
Not a word. however. was whispered
to him about the affair, and. what was
more, the blow-out was scheduled for
a night upon which he had completed
arrangements to be absent from the
city. By dint of much trouble the
young man succeeded in poatponlng his
business trip but purposely neglected
to so Inform his wife.
On the eventful day she kissed him
, tenderly as he started for. the station.
l He even boarded the train in order to
Concrntratcd Culc.
! KIDNEY ANo LIVSH mud:
(they commonly go together) attack
:lhc Ilch in their palaces the poor In
ltbelx tenements the lawyer. the dOc-
'tor the judge the preachel. the woman
‘ut her housework. the. sailor on the
lZZlZaZ Dr. David Kennedy prepated his
new medicine Colours. Solvent to cure
lit and it Good. Write to the Cal turn
Company. Rtmdout. N. Y.. for free
booklet and sample bottle. "
THIBETANS "BOMBARD MISSION.
British Practically Besieged With Hhif
Dozen Guns Carrying solid Balls.
GYANG TZEZ 'l‘hibet. May 10 (De-
vlsch III transmission) .—-The Thlbe-
fans have In enthe offensive against
the British to salon camp here. From "a
fort about six fut-longs away. they, are
steadily bombarding the camp wlth a.
half dozen guns carrying solid cannon
balls of a pound weight.
Another large gathering of Thlbo-
tans is reported from the Rong Valley
and although the British communi-
cations In the rear are still ,open the
mission is practically besieged.
WARNING.
You cannot have good health unless
- your kidneys are sound for the kid-
neys filter the blodd of impurities
which otherwise not as Irritating polo
’pu“ woo] over lht‘ eyes of any rumpus and break down the delicate 0!"
her necks who might have been on
the lookout but Johnny Wise got off in
the suburbs. under cover 0f darkness,
and bind himself In silence to the
neighborhood of Lawrencevllie.
llls suit case contained one of the
must strikingly handsome masquerad-
ln‘g outfits ever designed. and at the'
home of a trusted acquaintance he
donned it and then easily found his
way into the scone of revclry. His wife
was easily spotted. Like all the other
women present, she Iongcd t0',wln at-
tentions from the. wearer of the most
stunning costume in the bunch.
By a hit of stratcgy the husband re-
newed acquaintance with his wife
without attracting heI suspicion. He
even induced her to leave the party
and go strolling When she had the au-
dacity to permit him to escort her to
his very home and submitted to a tin-
gerlng goodnight kiss Johnny Wise be-
came transformed into Johnny Other-
wise. and. losing his temper he pro.
coeded to make Rome bowl in law-
rancevllie.
woman's most soothing resort—tears.
it was the old chestnut—threats of de-
sertlon and then forgiveness and more
kisses. ln telling this story "I have
héard sympathy expressed for the bus-
band and even for the wife in some
cases. I thtnk thcy areboth to be
pltied.,
,THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
does not hesitate to recommend Ko-
.doi Dyspepsia Care to their friends and
Icii'stomcrs. Indigestion causes more
Iii health than anything else. It de-
ranges the stomach. and brings on all
manner of disease. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. cures ladl-
gestion, dyspepsia and all stomach dis-
:orders. Kodot Is not only a perfect
£qu Its-ewes health.
Ila \IIO.
_‘.._.n .
., Mrs Wise. after an attack of hys- -~ 4
terlcs. became more pensive and tried --
digestsnt but a tissue building taste as . .
guns ot the body and cause serious
trouble. If you have kidney or blad-
der trouble and do not. anse Foley's
Kidney Care you will have only your-
self to blame for results. asit positive.
ly cures all forms of kidney and blad~
der diseases. For sale at Finland‘s
drug store. "I
SOUND BEACH EngOOL DEDICAT-
SOUND BEACH May 12—The hand-
some $75. 000 static school house. the
money for which was almost all given
by wealthy New York men. was dedl~
catcd yesterday afternoon. a large
number of people attending. Principal
A B. Mon-Iii of the New Haven nor-
mal school. delivered the dedloitory ad-
dress. H O. Havemeyer and J. Rm-
nedy Tod of New York. who were large
contributors to the school fund stoend~
ad the exercises.
BOYSIGIRLS
Lli'l. it‘ilnt ... L» IiIA'
nor can
I’ (JI-
fit I I. I";
"IN Lui-lc
hit up in friction-tapes“. this
molasses is kept tree from dirt and is '
Ilvlays in perfect condition.
We” I5o..33c. and 60¢. 51:03.
it your grocer does not keep trwrits
the refiners.
malls m. 99.1“me light.
D E NI A N D Z
B/AlZWZIZV 00K}?
l'
lottssgtn and increased nudism _
h/fifl
Norwalk Chronicler