', ‘ ‘mood, mapper April 11.-——’i‘he at " tlti'135.000recently placed up. it Franklin block at Main and streets in favor of Mary R. Stan , ’11!!! filly; against Helen 3. “Willie N. Y., isuponl bro ht by the former involvibi Who hip of the entire block. The it?!” died recently in the1 u 0 hide Suntan claims ”5 000 damalies ”Holmes halt failed to written agreement entered in- ‘ sin them on Jantiary 27 mos epmenii while it was not filed . dump pilot. is to the effect Mu. (times. who owns half of III! Frank” block, agreed to purchase tho‘othor half owner by Mrs Stanton. for the sum of 130.000 or also sell her It‘ll! to Mrs. Stanton for that sum. Mrs. Stanton claims that Mrs: I101met§ has failed to keep the demo out and consequently she has brought unit. The action is return- Able to the civil superior (Olll'l and it ll brought there by Bartlett & Keel- or, To! is city. flick in question is one of the most important in the city. argely for lawyers offices while on the ground floor there is a prominent pharmacy and other large stores The block 1 valued at over $60. 000 and evident y Mrs. Stanton desires either to own it all or to sell her hair fol $30,000. ‘ WON A NAME OF FAME. , DeWItt' Little Early Risers. the fa- mous little pills, have been made ram. one by their certain yet harmless and ’ gentle action upon the bowels. consti- ,patlon, etc. They do not weaken the stomach. gripe or make you feel sick. Once used always preferred. Thcy strengthen. Sold by Clifford Phar- macy. “ CANSIZED lN SAILBOAT. Two Windsor Locks Men Reported in Serious Condition. . .WINDSOR LOCKS, Aprll ll.—ldd- ward J. Matter, 24 years old, was drowned. and .iohn B. Moran, aged 23. it in a serious condition as a result. of the capsiaing of their catbout while sailing on the oozinoctlcut. liivcr at Windsod Locks yesterday. Muller's bodys has not yet been recovered. The two young men with Frank Fal- lon started out for their first soil of the season. The boat was running al~ ong in a stiff wind when it, suddenly went over. The three, men started to swim to shore and were within 25 feet of the east. shore when Muller. throwing up his hands, shouted for help and disappeared. He did not rise again. Fallon caught a rope which was thrown him and was linulcd out nearly exhausted. .Moran sunk within 15 feet of the shore, and was going down for the third time when he was slezed by a man in a boat and brought ashore. He was revived after 'on hour's hard work, but is still in a criti- cal condition as a result, of his ex- perlencc. “ PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. '14 Foley & Co.. Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a threat and lung remedy. and on account. of the great merit and popularity of Foley’s Honey and Tar many imitations ape offcrcd for the genuine. Ask for Foley‘s Hon» By and Tar and refuse any substitute offered as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. it is mild- ly laxative. it contains no opiates . and is safest for children and delicate persons. Sold .at Plaisted's Drug l' ‘ Store. “ 'KLONDIKE HEROI NE’S FORTU N E. Connecticut Woman Sella Her Hold. inns for Over a Million. JEWE’I‘T CITY. April ll-—Word has been received here that Mrs. Marie Reidselle, formerly of this place, who achieved considerable distinction by going alone into the Klondike gold dig- slngs during the rush of the people there. has disposed of her property there for a big sum. the figure given being a million and a quarter. Mrs. Reidselie came here, last fall and dis- posed of some property which she had here. and then removed to 1.08 An sales which was to be her home. 5 LAST HOPE VANISHED. When leading physicians said that W. M. Smllhart, of Pekln, Ia., had in- curahle consumption, his last hope vs. trialled; but; Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption. laughs and Colds, kept him out of his grave. Ho says: “This great specific completely cured me. and saved my life Since then i have used it for over ll) years and con older it. a marvelous throat. and lung cure." Strictly sticnlihc cure for Coughli’. Sons Threats or Colds; euro prwenilve of Pneumonia. Guaranteed, 500 and 1100 battle; at F. ii. Baxter's Drug Store. Trial bottle free " DECISION AGAINST CENTRAL RAILROAD. WASHINGTON, April ill—The 8n- prairie1 Court of the United States to day decided the case of Henry Muhl her against the New York Central Railroad ‘in favor of Muhiker The case » involved the question of damage to more located at Park avenue and Lilli h nicest. New York city, owned «by Kuhlker. by widening the railroad men, in front of it. The decision mun the judgment of the New York court. enter Justice Fuller and James Whto, Peckham and Holmes united in a dissenting opinion. We.“ _ WHOOPING oouort. . The median relief afforded by Cham- j'laftr' Cough Remedy in cases of WT? I dough, makes it 1 favorite 0 mothers of small children it till the tough mucus, melting it for to accelerate. keeps the cough ‘ and amulet-acts any tendency " rd pneumonia. This remedy has , runny upldomita of ‘. plug (50th and always min per The success. There is no danger o- from the disco when it to -.,lt... could) it is used 4 ‘ IN THE MOST PROMPT MANNER. , m ' "tit isLANo LIGHT iiuamti. WIIIIISIIIIIIWII IIlII’Ii IITT “8518”? I’OR’I'LAND Me., Api'li 11...: be This is an Important dull y question. new Ilgltthduso an Ram island Lodge Let its answer it today. Try Joli-0, America's most popular dessert. Re~ ceived Highest Award, Gold Medal World's Fair. St. Louis. 1904. Every- thing in the package; add boiling water and not to cool. Flavors: human. 0r- hnge. Raspberry Strawberry. Choco- lots, and Cherry. Order ambitions rt 03;): diver from your grocer todn . into commission yesterday. The light which may be seen a distance of twcn iy miles in clear weather, is charted for only 10 miles. OTOP THAT GOLD . r it may tidbit in Pneumonia. BIT lino Balm is breaking up folds when u‘ter tried, almost without exception. to 26. 50c and 31.00 bottles. The Chi tm-d. Baxter's and Planted A livid]? never makes an unbreak- able will Foster’ 8 Ideal Grill The foster Ideal Grills. "Hill No Worry for mother if baby ls left in an ideal Accident Proof Crib. lligh sliding sides. closely spaced spindles, woven wire springs. patented rail fastener. Guaranteed not to break. ...alllri Baby cant get out . or stick its head through II Different styles enamclled white or - colors. CALI. AND EXAMINE. II. J. Callinsdr Ca. Dealers in Furniture.Carpots, Bedding. Mailings. Oil Cloths, and Llnoleuma. Funeral Director and Embalmer. :2 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. nus—L .u-Ir~ Printing. 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 oiiico is fully equipped with THE BEST PRESSES LATEST STYLES IiF TYPE, / and with every facility for any kind of printing from a visiting card to a full bound. book. Especial attention will be given to Commercial Printing of ill Kinds mum m. and will be executed In the Latest Styles of _ the ~ lit The business will be conducted under the name of “THE SENTINEL ART PRINT,” and no efforts will be sporadic entitle it to the name-— the object being to make its productions of the most or. tistic character and to execute all orders . t, a At. .. .,. The'contlnuanco of patronage heretofore extendedt‘o . the office, 'aiid any and all orders for printing are respect. . ' fully solicited. at the entrance to the harbor, went ‘ of ill isaciflc street, and was fined 175 NORWALK k EVENT JOGIE BMtTH moods 335ng .105de Fifteen Foot From a Paollic~ Street, Stamford, Window. ‘ STAMFORD, April 1L-w’l’ll0 pollcov department is looking for Josie Smith. alleged keeper of a disorderly house in Pacific street, Stamford. After having been taken in a raid with three other women and three men. Satur- day night. the Smith woman escaped by leaping from a window 5 feet from the ground. Although the department has strained every effort to find the woman, she had managed to keep out of their reach up to presfilline yester- day afternoon. Sunday night the po- lice thought they had her located at Coscob, but they had not. The Smith woman was convicted Dec. 26 of keeping a disorderly house it seems she drifted back into the business Recently complaint was made against the house, and Saturday night the police made a raid. Chief of Police Brennan went down in per son to conduct. the raid. Policemen McMahon and Kurth were stationed to watch the front entrance of the little frame” building. Policeman Foley was put on guard over tiie side entrance, and Policemen Smith and Lunnoy were placed in the rear to prevent escape by the rear windows. Chief Brennan and Policeman Hickey went through the house. Besides Josie Smith the women in the place gave their names as May Davis. Rosie Brown and Anna Smith. T e men said they were John Smith. A xander Oliver and Frank Biltter. While the women were donning street attire, Policemen Kurth and Smith were, called off to take the men to the city lockup. it was in their absence that. Josie Smith‘managcd to escape. Policeman Lunacy was called away from the rear of the house for a few minutes. While he was away, she is supposed to have made the leap for liberty. There is a story tin-u, a man helped her. Just about this time iii. A M. liurl butt reported the loss of n holso. It had been left standing in front of his office in Main street. Some one cut the hitching rope and drove off with the horse. It was found an hour or two lair-r, returning alone from the direction of Noroton Hill. There was a story that Josie Smith and her con- federate confiscated the physician's horse, and used it to escape to Billion. it could not be vel‘lilctl. however. Sunday night the woman was located in Port Chester. Silo boarded the local train which arrives in Stamford nl. 11:20. Site purchased a ticket for Stamford. A man who was with her bought a ticket for Hartford. 'l‘hc couple left the train at Cost-ob. The police were notified and several offl- cors were shut to (lost-ob to look for her. They did not find the woman. chtcrdny morning .ludgu Downs fin. cd all the women 815 for living in the house. The men were fined 35 apiece. for frequenting the place. All fines W011! pnltl. CHEATED DEATH. Kidney trouble oftcn coda fatally. but by choosing the right iiiotlieiue. ill, ii. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, lowa, cheat. ed death. He says: "Two years ago i had Kidney Trouble, which caus cd me great pain. suffering and anx- iety, but 1 look Elcctric liiltors, which effected a complete core. 1 have also found them of great. benefit, in general dcbllity and nerve trouble. and keep them constantly on hand, since. as" find they have no equal." F. H. iiux- tor, drugglsl, guarantees them at 500 it ...._. METHODIST CONFERENCE. E. Tennyson Smith Pitches into Blah- op Potter. of New York. WATERBURY, April ll.—Ai the afternoon buslncss session of the New York East Conference, following the memorial service, the Rev. R. W. Raymond, of Sit-afford. read the re« port of the committee of the tract cause. After some discussion, the re- port was rc—commlttcd for the pur pose of eliminating several words. The conference then adjourned until 9 o'clock today. at which time an ex‘ ccutive session will be held for the purpose of taking up the matter of claims for the superannuated preach- era. Last evening, E. Tennyson Smith, of Birmingham. England, was the speak’ or at. the anniversary of the confer- ence temperance church. He said in part. “Some people ask me. if i am able to find arty prohibition in the Bible. Whv there is more than that In there. Prohibition moons stopping the sale of the stuff The liililo sets we inuntn‘i look at If. Where does Bishop l’oltcr l off? i woiii'tini stand in his shoes or all the wealth of the United States. He should repent his wrong doings and do it as publicly on he did when he opened that silicon and sung the doxoiogy " W ETA'I'E LAUNDRVEN.‘ Third Maotln of Association Bridgeport-gonad“ in Evening. BRlDGillPOR’l‘ April ii-—'The third 10691105 Of the Connecticut laundry- men a association was held at the At~ lantlc hotel yesterd afternoon and evening. forty. members being present. The afternoon was devoted to on in terchsnge of business ideas. Following the banquet this evening the following E0910! were discussed. Prelideiit A. G i‘,awford of New Haven acting do instalment”: .l. e. Dobbs. of New Ha- van “The National Aluminium" Charles Krautie. of N w Haven. "Al- ants Commissioner" was . Bho- Iii field of linemen? “mull flaccid». , tions." The next mootiht of the es- sooidtion will be in New Haven on July 17 when closures will be chosen to the national convention In Philadelphia in August. MW snowi- Mutt/AL: or. venous. WNDW YORK. April li.--'l‘he Kaiser could not r. I 111‘ 9 II" i go 4:091“ butleh‘witb the Filgpro‘rt no. wireless station at 8:10 a. in. tr. sixty l Nantucket it“ 1.er teller tilt of 'A‘ )155'p‘ “LING SEN}, If, fig..- Bridgeport Advertisements. Bridgeport Advertisements. ‘ , M . Jim—.— 0-. he Hm I .M Read Co. Enoblr‘obod tea: a; Gloves, “J ouvin at Oie.” The Glove of gloves. Soft, velvety. of superb finish and perfect in fit. Who wears them once will wear no others with a pair of jouvin‘s within reach. Somehow they adopt iliciiisclvcs to the hand and become a part of it. They feel good and look gomi. The spring shades in light weight titrcc~cia5p (.310ch were on view during Fair Week. This week we can fit them, and we have a fine assortment partlc~ ularly the short fingered models which so many women have trouble in getting. $.50 a pair. Embroidery for Summer Frocks. We have the Embroidered Linen Gailoons especially imported for linen waists and dresses. For separate waists we are showing a variety of All-over Embroidery in Eyelet and Fi‘cncli Laid Work: 'l‘tit‘kings with lace and embroidery inserts; Embroidered Batista-s with gaiioons anti edges in matched sets. These are the novelties for shirt waist suits this season and no (iniiiticr frocks could be designed for warm weather. They are suitable for so many occasions. A Reliable Dentifrice. Sozodont. A preparation famous for over fifty years, so it must possess genuine merit. It is delightful to use, Touring a clean, pleasant taste and an agreeable breath. It is particularly good for bridge work, as it cleanses 50 per- fectly. it) and 55c. The Potter's Wheel will be in operation down stairs in the t'liiua Storc. 'Snniplcs given with 25c purchases made in the China and llonscfumisiiing Store. Do not forget there is a Stationery Bargain for April. You buy fifty Engraved Visiting Cards for yourself, or to give to a friend. and receive free of charge a box of high grade “filing l’npcr cuibosscd with monogram. any mono— graiiii you (It-sire. Price for Cards. $i.25. The D._M. Read Co. “A” M"... N. ..._m.,...w Floor Coverings Wears Now Prepared to show full Lines of Spring Floor Coverings. . CARPETS lngrain, TdDCSII'Il. Brussels, Velvels, Bodll Brussels. China and Japanese Methods. Oil Cielhs and Linoleums. Mats and lilies _ Shades to Order a Specialitu; '5\. Dickcrman 55 0.3 . SOUTH NORWALK. CONN a. wasmtio'ron sr.. lilo Call Your Attention To the advantages offered in the Wnt of our Lshigh Goal. Loos dirt .iou dust. more comfort more tie diction. more heat to the bud mor: many 00 the non than my ball sold .iiGIVQI ~ “demotion bosom it‘s atidfaoiory cost. Try it once. *Yoa'ii up the timings of using it of on. luo‘ “1°“ balsamic you if insulin ll 80ft la Wot-r 8m 1’». M . . 7d Convict» Av" 'r‘ Wood direct. John‘ 1’. Hayes, 5 Milli ti fitirwaik. . Public Markotdzum dot. $1.30. Nor. TUESDAYfAPRIIv xx, 1905. ‘ Hula CONNECTICU'REURVIY OFFIC. Henry A. atom Leads Stats contim sent an Electrical Engineer WASHINGTON. D 0.. April 11—- Although the state of Connecticut has . but five employers to her credit in the service of the United States Geologi cal survey, each one utilities are ex- ports in their special line of work and draw splendid salaries. . Harry A. Sim-rs leads stole contingent in this branch of t1lthq WI" eminent service with a salary of "03.- 700 per annum He Is the electrical engineer in the division of hydrogrs- phy and reclamation service, and was appointed April 7 1903.“ Atthur 1. Day is the physical geo- logist in the division of physics and chemistry; salary 82. 200; appointed November 14,1900. Louis V. Plrrson is employed as a special expert in the division of geology. and paléodtmogy; salary is perd . «appointed July 9 1891. , 'HAibertus Baldwin is s drafts. man in the illustration section; stil- T132 35 per day; appointed Nov. ‘25, Arthur B. Anderson is the chi ping clerk in the section of corrospon ence and records; salary $1.200 per an- num: appointed June 30, 1900. Among the Connecticut visitors at the national capital city, are: Dr. Homer Clark of Norwaik; F. E. Weav- er of Ansonia. 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 trou‘ bios. You forget you have a stomach from the very day you begin taking it. This is because it gets a rest—we- cupcratoe and gradually grows so strong and healthy that it troubles you no more. E. L. Babcock, Amherst, MInn., says: “i have taken a great many remedies for indigestion but have found nothing equal to Kodql Dyspepsia Cure" Kodol digests what you eat, cures indigestion, Dyspepsia, a Sour Stomach, Belching. Heartburn and all Stomach Trouble. Its prepara- tion is the result of many years of re- search. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. I \ NEW COMPLICATIONS ARISE. in the Hearing of J. Morgan Smith and Wife for Extradition. CiNCiNATTI, Ohio, April lip-Tho adjourned hearing on the writs of hu- boas corpus for J. Morgan Smith and his wife, wanted in New York under an indictment charging conspiracy with Nan Patterson to extort money from “Caesar”! Young was set for to- day. A new complication was the mo- tion charging contempt of court, which was presented by the United States grand jury on Saturday against Thom- as F. Shay, counsel for the Smiths to their fight against extradition. The charge against 'Shay grew out of an investigation into bank shortage. This inquiry developed a charge of spec!» lotion through the office of John Bal- man, a broker who, under Shay‘s ad~ vice, refused to disclose information demanded by the grand jury. Balman was ‘held in contempt and ordered to appear before the grand jury again today with the'reqnlred information. Mr. Shay Was held to appear before United States Judge Thompson this afternoon and show cause why the charge of contempt should not be en. tcred against him. Shay's attorney in this matter is Lawrence Maxwell. r. A TRIED AND TRUE FRIEND. One Minute Cough Cure contains not an atom of any harmful drug. and it has been curing Coughs, Colds, Group and Whooping Cough so long that it has proveniitself to be a tried and true friend to the many who use it. Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, ind, says: “Coughing and straining so weakened me that I run down In weight from 148 to 92 pounds. After trying a. number of remedies to no avail, One Minute Cough Cure entirely cured me." Bold byg‘Clifford Phar- macy. “' ENGLAND’S BUDGET DAY. LONDON, April 10—»Budget day at- racted a large crowd of members of Parliament and visitors to the House of Commons today and when the chan- collar of the exechequer. Austen Chamberlain rose to make his annual statement the House was well-filled in all parts At the outset Mr. Chamber. lain put. his hearers in a good humor by announcing that the revenue of the your lust closed exceeded his estimate by nearly $15,090,000 showing that: the trade of the country had turned corner and whereas a year ago. there was a heavy deficit, theroihad now been established something more the nquiiibrldm between the revenue an expenditure Mr. Chamberlain estimated the e penditure for 1906-00 at 1105. 100. 0m and the revenue up the sxlatlnc basis of taxation at $720 020, 000, leaving a surplus of $14. 800 000. THE RIGHT NAME l8 OIWIT‘I‘. DeWitt’s Witch 1-! cl solve cents. soothes and heels 0 to, burns. boils, bruises, piles and all skin diseases. K. E. flickerfoose. Adolph. W. Va" says. “My little daughter had whitti of bone worked out of her leg. Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured hen” it is the most wonderful healing solve in the world more or counterfdito‘. Sold by Gliderd Pharmacy 1" HIGHLAND DIVIII N ILOOKED. mu Y, Aprl ; 11—day the breaking of a truck line. height cdr. late yesterday afternoon”: part of an eastbound freight train ‘on the lit “in land division was (1 traffic oust «newest or luau.“ three ANJI‘QC ;r was sent from this bottle. city. ’1me ‘9 finally clear- swelling so bad that place after piece . I
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