. .5! Judge Thaycr in suit
involving “7.000.
, John Thayer filed with the
n he rior court yesterday a
Mill in the suit of Noble E.
mommy. against Nicholas
, of. New Milford. says the. Hart-
. ,_ Wt. The Crosby estate titled
‘ lift. for the return of ntoney
limitless paid under an agree
it diatonlc river owned by Mr.
,dge Thnycr gave ludxnwu‘i.
,el‘dlroaby estate to recover $67,-
Illthtllo lawyer for Mr. Eitaitb aaVe
' an appeal to tthe supreme
I “Mimi for a finding of facts.
e' finding shows that the case hill-
,mtlwhat, the law of this state ac»
, . fl and the claims of law advanc-
_h.y W‘- at‘aub‘a lawyers Wore over-
ruled liar Judge Thayer. Among the
films which were. overruled were:
That'the law of this state is. that
mu who has voluntarily made pay-
manta under a contract and subso
‘llililitly broken the contract by falling
make, other payments as they be.»
_, « onto duo, cannot recover the money
v he has paid if the other party did not
break the contract and was ready to
" perform it.
That one who has advanced money
i“ done an act in part performance of
his agreement and stops short and re»
tunes to proceed to the ultimate con:
. union. the other party being ready
and willing to proceed anti i'uliil all
is stipulations according to the con-
act, will not be permitted to recov-
back, what has thus bccu advanced
done.
‘MIN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
‘, "More than half of mankind over six-
ty years'of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders, usually enlarge-
Potent of prostrate gland. This is
both painful and dangerous. and Fo~
., ley'o Kidney Care should be taken at
the first. sign of danger, as it corrode
lrrwularlties and has cured many old
men of this disease, Mr. Rodney Btlr~
nett. Rock Port, Mo. writes: “l suf-
fered with enlarged prostate gland
‘ and kidney trouble for. years and at-
. tor taking two bottles of Foley‘s Kid-
ney Cure i feel better than I have for
twenty years, although i am now 9]
years old." Sold ,at Plalsted's Drug
Store. "
MAGISTRATE HAD PITY.
William J. Roy Permitted to Go Back
to. New Canaan.
Held by a boy with a shotgun until
a policeman arrived. William J. Roy.
29 years old. who said be. hailed from
New Canaan, and had been l‘t‘ltlflttctl
from the King‘s (‘ouniy Penitentiary
only the day before. was arrested in
the barn of Albert N, l'leidinger. at
No. 6 West 209th street, thr- Bronx.
New York. early yesterday morning.
Reldinger heard Roy prowling about
the yard. Taking a donlilo-liarrelod
shotgun he went out, When he rear-h
ed the barn he found it had bt‘i'll brok-
en open and found ltoy inside.
"If you more, 1‘“ kill you.“ said
Reldinger, who sent a member of his
. family to get. a policeman, 'i‘lle or
rest was made by Patrolman Cushiug
“l was on my way to New Canaai
Conn." said Ray to Magistrate llroen
in the Mort-lentils, (lourt. For six
months I had been in the penitentiary
for drunkenness and only got out
Saturday. 1 expected to find friend.
and work in Now Canaan, where my
sister lives. My sister sent a dollar to
me, but i spent all of it but seven
cents for drink. 1 only went into tin
burn for shelter, and did not take any
thing." _
The story moved Magistrate Brocn.
"You are discharged," he said.
"Here is another dollar. Take a train
for your destination and never get intt
trouble here again.”
Roy has worked in New Caliban for
a few weeks during the summer
months for a number of years. and
has never been able to keep a position
through his habitual drinking. lie is
said to be a landscape gardener of
considerable ability.
A TRIED AND TRUE FRIEND.
One Minute Cough Curecontnins not-
an atom of any harmful drug. and it
has been curing Coughs. Colds, Group
and Whooping Cough so long that it
has proven itself to be it tried and
true friend to the many who use it.
Mrs. Gertrude E, Fourier, Marlon. lnd..
lays: "Coughing and straining so
weakened the that I run down in
Weight from 148 to 92 pounds. After
trying a number of remedies to no
avail. One Minute Cough (lure entirely
. cured me." Sold by Clifford Phar-
macy. It
TAKES NEW YORK OFFICE.
Alfred B. Knox in Charge of Selling
for David HigaOn a Go.
Alfred ti, Knox has taken charge of
the New York ilmi'f' of David lliuuon dt
00.. theBethci hat umnut‘aciurorn. 'l‘hc
,oflico is located at it Waverly place
and'fhei'o Mr. Knox will have charge
of the seiling‘of tho Mignon products
in. ew York city.
. r. Knox baa been identified with
batting in Danbury ultice boyhood hav
g been engaged in the manufacturing
:liullneu himself and having been as-
minted with a number of the loading
roll. it. was last, with T. C. Millard
7- . He is thoroughly acquainted
, the hat manufacturing business
, - should prove a valuable man for
much a o
HEATING FOLEY'B HONIY AND
, TAR
Way I: 00.. Chicago, originated
f jlml Tar la a threat and lung
0.
y. and. on account of the great
‘ ‘ t and popularity of Foley'p Honey
' ‘l‘ar'many imitations are altered
ulna. Alli for Foley's lion
and refuse any substitute
I no other preparation will
. unto attribution. it ll mild-
, . y it contains no opiates
Moot for children and delicate
«Sold at iPiliiatcd’s Dru!
.rm
...-...
VALLI MAN Dllfi OF LOOK',
_ JAW
_ . Apia hmwmnm
tiled today of iocloaw caused
, rusty, nail" .
and belching: *
scorn MANCHESTiilz
William, the t flayed
Mr. find Mrs.
......
, it til this . ~
on to no *th
enryr Hope. we: , burned
while playing arotmd a bonfire last
night and died from the check which
tolloyved today.
ONLY cults FOR DYSPEPSlA.
Mrs. Eraukltn. Rush, otNow Castle.
Bel... contaminant-ed
dyspepsia. cred, Wfibflc,u;mt~dtutmo .
not everythlnn i .
”all! beer of. but‘nctiiin: helper the .
until I‘ took Brazilian Balm, add one on ';
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by n. H. Planted. F. H.
er and the Clifford Pharmacy
for new with
alias ralnoieco, a
......
Stanford tlnivcmity.‘
lion, the genuine li‘ibor Matting is thoroughly hygienic.
it can be substituted for a wuolcn carpet anywhere, being pliable and
unbreakable, clean and mlorless.
Germs cannot find lodgmeut in it.
moths. Buffalo bugs or other pests.
ordinary mailings and does not wear slippery.
line no nap to collect dust
l amt i
.;
or lint.
Holt is exempt from injury by
It does not splinter or break like
No matter what you buy
you cannot get a floor covering that will be so attractive, artistic, sanitary
and durable as lied and Kobe. Matttugs.
II. J.
W
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a:
hm
Dealers in Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Matthias. oli Clothe, and Llnolcuml.
Funeral Director and Embalmer. \
.2 NORTH MAIN ST.
a
now known that illuminate Lathrop
Stanford tell an estate valued at $7; '
000,000. A formal laventory’itaa not
been made. but the interested Wiles
have already closely. figured the pres.
out worth of the several. properties
making up the value of the estate and
in their opinion it will not. fall below-
the amount mentioned. According to
"re. Stanford's will. tandoori is to so
for legacies and bequests.
leaves: residue of not lea. than” 875,.
000. all of which, by the.terms oi
.wlllis to so to swell the funds of the
This Will
the
SOUTH NORWALK.
Printin.
4*
“...... W ...4 Law—h”. ...-... .-M_M_~._.....
Having purchased the Freeman Art Printing Plant and
Business, The Evening Sentinel has again entered the
Job Printing Business,
which will be conducted in the present quarters of the
plant, directly opposite The Sentinel Office. The office
is fully equipped with
Bum
l
THE Bur PRESSES '
AND THE
that STYLES a art,
and with every facility for any kind of printing from a
visiting card to a full bound book. Especial attention
will be given to
and will be executed
The business will be condpctcd under the name of
“THE SENTINEL ART PRINT,”
and no chem will be Iplléed to entitle it to the uninc—
the object being to make its production of the moat Ir-
tistic character and to execute all “‘1‘?
i
IN Tmr. moor PROMPT MANNER.
fl‘he continuance of ”who. suitors“ extended to
"the office. and any and all orders for printing are mpcct-
‘ fully solicited.
martial Printing of till lllllll‘s
in gills latest Stubs ill the! tilt
, without pmtwtion and practically on
It" um: m ~
abort?"
accrue Coop». of Bridgeport, is After
Loni Nature.
State Referee William 1’. Elmer. 3'35“
terdar moraine. heard the divorce suit
of George Cooper against Georgianua
Cooper, both of Bridgeport. outfits will
reportthe facts in the case to the Hill"
erlor court. which will either allow or
deny the divorce as Judge Elmer re-i
commends. ‘ '
‘fl‘he code was practically uncontosb
ed. the defendant not putting in an ap-
pearance although Attorney F. A. Bart-
lett represented her. He stated to the
court that Mrs. Cooper and gone to
Beacon Falls to work and she promis-
ed to show up, but she didn't. Attor-
ney C. W. Mann was for. Cooper's
counsel. . .
The allegations presented were of
habitual interoperance. The Coopers
were married in November. 1900, at
Camden. N. J.. and Mr. Cooper is a
bridgeworker. Ho testified that his
wife was drunk most of the time and
that she drank “like a fish;"
He stated he went to Cuba with her
a your or two ago, and that almost
every night she was brought home
drunk upon the arm of some Cuban.
He said one of her favorite amuse
merits had imen to pour water upon the
floor of her room, so that it: dripped
through the cracks in the floor down
upon the dinner table underneath.
much to the dismay of the ansembled
company.
One of the, witnesses started to give
a correct. imitation of the way in
which 'Mrs. Cooper talked when she
was intoxicated. Judge Elmer looked
at her severely and than said, “Never
mind about. that.”
This witness said that one time she
heard a commotion in her front. yard
and she discovered Mrs; Cooper drunk
under the front stoop with a man. She
stated Mrs. (leaner clung lovingly to
her coinpaniou and ,said, “Don't go
without me dear.”
SICK WIVES AND DAUGHTERB.
You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and back.
ache, symptoms common to the sex.
Fathers and mothers lace no time in
securing Dr. David Kennedy's Favor-
ite Remedy, of‘Rondout, N. Y. it will
cost only one dollar and is much
cheaper than sickness. Write to Dr.
David Kennedy's Sons. Readout, N. Y.,
for a free sample bottle. "
TO DISCARD UNION LABEL.
Sentiment Growing Among Clothing
Manuhcturera of Country.
NEW YORK, April 5.-—’l‘hcre is a
tendency among clothing manufactur-
ers of this country to disc ntinue our
tircly the use of the union label, ac-
cording to reports read before the Na-
tionai Labor Bureau of Clothing Man-
ufacturers. which met in annual con-
vention today. About titty members.
representing thirteen cities, includingr
Baltimore, Chicago. Philadelphia, lio-
cheater and Cluciuntti, as well as New
York. were present at the meeting.
it was reported front all the Various
markets rcpresentcd that the utmost
harmony prevails at. present between
manufacturers and employers. and that
the opou‘shop movement is gaining.r
ground.
Officers were elected as follows:
President. inaiah .losephl, of New
York; first viceproaident. Samuel Roa-
cnthal, of Baltimore: second vice‘pros.
idcni, Louis ll. ‘liuppenhclmcr, of CM
cage: treasurer. Morley A. Stern, of
Rochester; secretary, Bauuiol Fletch-
man. of New York: executive cofnniii-
tee. besides other officers. Marcus M.
Marita, of New York; llnvld B. Sonne-
bnru, of Baltimore: .Ttiscpb Goldsmith,
of Philadelphia; William Abrahaius, of
Philadelphia: Nathan Stein, of Ho-
chester; Louis .i. Goldman, of Cin-
cinuaii: isaac A. Wylcr. of Cinncinna.
ii; Loon Schwnb, of St. Louis, and
David Harrie, of St. Donia.
”...-M ‘
FRlGHTFUL SUFFERING! RE-
LIEVED.
Suffering frightf'ully from the viru-
lent poisons of undigested food, 0. G.
Grayaon. of Lula.‘ Mica, took Dr.
King‘s- New Life Pills, "with the re-
sult," he writes, “that. l was cured.
All stomach and bowel disorders give
way to their tonic, laxative proportion.
25c at F. H. Baxter's Drug Store, guar-
anteed ‘ "
NINE EU ROPEAN8 KILLED.
u—-————-
And Many Houm Wrecked in Earth-
quake.“ Dharmull.
liAHORE, Punjab, lndia, April 5.—
'l‘hc ‘hill station of Dharmaala was
practically razed to the ground by tho
earthquakes. The native quarter
was entirely obliterated, many of the
inhabitants were buried in the ruins.
input of the houses in the European
quarter re wrecked and nine per
sons were killed. The people are
sleeping in the upon air. food is not
procurabioami the great distress pm
'Valiiutt iii actwntuatod by keen front.
The entire population is homeless and
encamporl on the adjoining hill olden
tiroly without medical old. A relief
party was dospatched trout hero to
Dbarmaaia this morning. The more
peanc killed at mat-mania were Mrs.
Robinson, wife of the colonel coutv
mending the troops there and her two
daughters, Mrs, Holder-helm. Capt. Mus—
croft and four members of the lndlan
Civil service.
WILL iNTIRIl‘t‘ MANY.
Every person chouid know that good
health to impossible if the kidneys are
deranged. New Kidney Care will
cure kidney and bladder disease in ov-
a forth. and will build up and siren.
‘ n lite-e organs-o they will perform
their function: property. No dam
of lift to (“Mun or diabetea'ii' ro-
am. too Cure in tattoo in tiara,
sold at Pia mt: our: store. t
Itcwu re ”:63. iv INFIRNAL'
M cm .
moses. Arts... April 6.4. c’.
lamb. otpcrtntendont ot the 'i‘rea Anti.
gen Mines. halt been blown to pieces
by an internal machine Mlle: asleep
in unabated at, the. .ot the, own.
‘Wflmeiftnot‘iumh'sn ,7 were W
. tum a.» lililb'iipffrt, 'm. thaws “a
. “this We to bits.“ “mots ' b ' :
«maroon-outnumber to it Visit...
« ' who"!!! We
Drill e or. Advert
all... [.39 l y, ‘
a.
with elegant silks and
The ffca'Roout is
while the music lasts.
’ Floor
Shades to
84 WASHINGTON 8T»
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tor clap will
”and arrow NW“ 4
The D. Read 0..
Erratum-Ind 1834'
t . ‘
Fair Week opens .
,. ,ll‘clophcnc 343-6.
7".
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WEEK.
splendidly. The whole store from the.
Furniture down to the Kitchenware Department is in holi-
day attire. Graceful palms and tall Easter lilies are mingled
lat-cs.
the center of attraction and of course
it is crowded.
Friday Morning Angelo: Recital.
ll 'l'rovatorc, "Miscrcrc" . . .. .............. . . {Verdi-Liszt
l‘labbic Waltz. “'1‘th Little Minister” ........ . . . Flu-st
Lucrczia Borgia . ............. ...... Douizctti-Ashcr
Dolly Dimple .......... . ................. ..‘. . . . . . Haiites
La i‘apillion ........................... ., ..... Grieg
The Tale of the Kangaroo ..... . ...... .... ..... . . . Ludcrs
The Last llopc .. ........ . ......... . ..... Gottsclialk
Way Down South ................. . . ... ...... .. . Robert
Lcs Sylplts ............................. Bacliuiau
Radium Dance ............................... Schwartz
‘Valse dc Concert ......... . ...... . .............. Mattel
Dixieland ........ . .................. ' ....... . . Haincs
Afternoon Recital,
Jerome May’s Banjo Orchestra,
Vocal Selections by Mr. Fisher.
lx'zu'aina, iutcrmcizo .................... Mabel McKinley
1 Will Wait For You .......................... Taubcrt
1 Want to lie :1 Soldier .......................... Robyn
lx'okoiuo ............... . ....... , . . .. . . .; ......... Sutton
liy the Watermelon Vine ......................... Allen
The Coming Ruler ......................... Knock
Selection ................................... Mr. Fisher
The Motor (jirl ........ . .......... .. Taubcrt
In Dreamland ......... .. ................. ...... Francis
'i‘lic jolly Blacksmith ........................... Paul
The Falling Water ...... , . . . . . . . ................ Dalton
Teasing ..................... . ..... . ........ Von 'l‘ilzcr
Seminole ................................. Von Alslync
Selection ................................... Mr. Fisher
The Yalc Waltz ............................... 'l‘aubcrt
The Eastern Star .............................. Herbert
The (llltth‘l 'l‘liat Non-r Walked .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... Schwartz
Medic)- of the Calico-ail. ...................... lirackctt
l'olly l’rim ..................................... Henry
The D. Knead co.
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overings
We are Now Prepared to show full lines
of Spring Floor Coverings.
. _ 3.CARPETS . ,.
lngraiu, Tapestru. Brussels. Velvets, Bodil
Brussels.
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths.
and Linoleiims. Mats and Rugs
Order a Specialilii.
it. noun... ‘2‘. so...
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
lilo Gator Attention
‘l‘em «mom «who:
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‘ BAD ACCIDENT BARELY AVERTID
Huge Pale Started to Fall at "Took.
aweeka."
BRIDGEPORT, April 5.—-A bad ac-
cident was narrowi averted: at the
performance of “Tee aweeka” at War.
ner ball last night by the presence of
mind of two or three. of the actors.
A-vhuse Dblc‘whibh“‘waii used lathe
buffalo dance, toppled while the actors
ware wildly cavortinx about the stage
in the dancemndfalltowardra group
of girls who were enacting the parts
of iodine maidens.
The” girls shrieked and it seemed as
if the pole would strike them but some
of the men sprang forward and delight
the huge timber last as it was des-
ceudlng.
in the third act of “Teckaweeita.”
the throw dance and the buffalo dance
are given. The actors Who play the
parts of Indians, career madly about
the stage and as they circle the big
polo. which is in the center, they bury
their Michele in the weed as a token
of what they will do to their enemies.
best night: it seemed as if the Wood
was very touch or else the hatchets
Were extremely dull. One warrior in.
particular. had trouble in burying the
hatchet and he backed away at the
pole several times.‘ Some other wasp.
one began to strike the pole at.the
same time andthe giant timber which
was not securely fastened to the stage.
began to letter.
it Was fortunate for the girls. who
were standing directly in the path of
the falling polo, that the male mem-
bers of the cast saw the danger and
managed to seize the pole.
FORGET ABOUT ‘YOUR STOMACH.
if your digestion is bad the vital or-
gans of your body are not fed and
nourished as they should be. They
grow weak and invite disease. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat,
cures indigestion and all stomach tron.
bios. You forget you have a stomach
from the very day you begin taking it.
This is because it gets a rest-«re-
cuperates and gradually gro so
strong and healthy that it troub as you
no more. E. L. Babcock, Amherst,
Mind; says: "I have taken a great
many remedies for indigestion but.
have found nothing equal to Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure." Kodol digests what
.- you eat, cures lndlrcstion,,Dyspepsla.
a Scar Stomach. Batching, Heartburn
and all Stomach Trouble. Its prepara-
tion is the result of many years of re-
search. field by Clifford Pharmacy.
M
FATHER’S BRUTAL ACT:
Left Children to Starve In Willlmantid
House.
WllililMAN'l‘lC, April 5.—’l‘he at-
tention of the aelectmen was called
yesterday morning to a case of desti-
tution which needed the intervention
of the public officials and an investi-
gation disclosed that Charles Ritchie,
who lives in the Brick row. had desert.~
ed his family of small children and
left them with not even the necessities
of life. The children consist of two
girls, aged 15 and 12 years and a boy
of 7. Another daughter, aged 16. did
not live with the family. having, it is
said, been drivau from home. by the
father, the mother having been dead
for several years. ~ 4
Titers waono food in the houae~and
the children were clothed in filthy
rags. The children had temporary
rare at the almshouse where they ate
the food not before them as“ they
were nearly starved. Late in the af-
ternoon Ritchie made his appearance,
took his children and what few house-
hold‘goods he possessed and“ moved to
Occum. ,
THE RIGHT NAME IS DEWITT.
DeWitt‘a Witch Hazel Snipe cools,
soothes and heals cats. burns. boils,
bruises,~pllea and all skin diseases.
K. E. Zlckerfooee, Adolph, -W. Va.
says. “My little daughter had white
swelling no bad that piece after piece
of bone worked out of her leg. De~
Witt'n Witch Hostel Salve cured her."
it. is the most wonderful healing salve
in the World Beware of counterfelta.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. , “
STATE snoorcns MEET; ._
W
Gather at nockvuie for Fir-lichen»:
the Search. ‘ g
ROCKVILbE. April 5~All thetea 5
comprising the Consolidated ‘Gun cl b
of Connecticut mot yesterday for the
first shoot of the year, but on account
of the high wind good scores were im-
possible. The principal match of the
day was the team shoot. which was
won by Wiliimantic with a score of
77. Following are the scores of the
other iconic: Rockvliie. 73; New Ha-
ven. 69; Hartford, as; Waterbury, 67:
Norwich. 67; New Britain, 63; Brillia-
port, at; Bristol. 52.
The teams were made up of five
men. The next about will be bold in
Hartford.
‘ LAa'l' HOP! VANiSHED.
When totaling physicians said that
W. M. stalwart, of Pekin. 1a.. had in-
curable (vtmaunipiioa. his last hope va-
nished; but Dr, King's Now Discovery
for Consumption. Coughit and Colds.
keptihim out of hht grave. Ho nyu:
"This great specific completely cured
mo. and caved my life. Since than i
haraum it for over 10 vagrant! con.
older it a marvelous throat. and lung
cure." Strictly scientific cure for
' (loom. Bone Tin-oats or Golda; litre
preventive of Pneumonia Guaranteed,
title and 01.00 holder at F. K. we
Drug store. Trial bottle free "
OLD IIIIDINT 0P IOUTM’ORT
DII'. .
Mn. Mary Titan’w» lightwliuht
Venn Ana. .
SOUTHPGRT, April twill“?
Thorn. widow of John 'l’hcrn, died at
mic maoaucln ntroat. lufififit
e ‘ - my. a” -
been. mound l: Lumber: of
Dorothy lllployc ‘ if?“ an. the
is control by, a m or. Levi Burr
and a no new, Levi wxfiurr. of bot-
tom ‘ Dr. '(luilbert. rector of
“fatty much. .91. Willa : deceased
was a monitor. will out to at the
funeral in be hold title a
“to tritium aim”
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