1’! I", 00:. lung
. 1' " ' ‘ ,
“finer sells “9
m
as of the new law.
A ‘ answer Is irrelevant and
' pummel because the
not Especially say that
rise effect and
e . executive, the
e judicai.
he“ judicial branch.
.. “.40 ”1:“ ' .‘
. ll not apply?
“filled Agree?
one: came:
be of appeal.
prepare the papers
m—p
, no lulu-oils.
I with?) aggravated criminal
n.
‘ s ill.
Item Judie
W '
hell" sitter set up
erai'assernbly
aw that under it
odor to the plaintiff
with costs. which
or the plaintiff filed a
{light grounds are
this blaim that the
law to,
- melanomas that the
‘ ,‘ibe lawfully construed
9.
fi’attacks vested rights
9‘ ninred by operation.
, . ,claima that the new
elem to nullify the obli-
, between the state
adeundor, the old
or three branches of
leg-
, it. Is held
'ct is ‘l’lnconsiitutiolial be-
legislafive branch of the
J}: attempting to usurp the
f’the judicial and say what
hh‘l'id‘id‘rendered in a mat.-
th‘reason holds that the
unconstitutional because
ill“ legislation. passed to
0 these particular cases.
pply to all cases brought
under the act which was re-
“ Is claimed that the law
. . .of the. 14th amendment
. itution of the United
Kflint the‘Uriliffig
per. Congrats!
up before
rd J. Curtis in the civil
sbjoourt. this morning in a
, ,d wasby him overrul-
un‘sel had filed a stipula-
dlio the course of procedure
' to set the case to the au-
. right off. Counsel for Mr.
Wyn,- followed up this
llisfn 'I‘. Heviland will lim-
Ol‘
. use. before the court next
hm will hardly. be reach-
t before the term draws
In, Margaret McCar-
Thomas
1: Daley and Harry cor-
romlncnt youugnmen of
, odes in
It 52, lift ’"urdfly
. , ,, ,I. Attorney
.mrfors "
lath,
Oiled: Os vhdll' for Hosts
Defers Julius Wheeler.
mousing! will”! hesulgd'getlérs
. seer. e;-
Givlraourt intmorrow sealing:
l”: " ' "
s .8. distiller. receiver vs Ill .
- , slam vii. John Culprit}:
d ‘ent and assessment of dam.
.. hurls; lappert vs. Annie ill.
rt. for allowance to defend:
’ph Brechlin vs. Henry Neubcrg.
. all; Arthur H.
:- vs. 19th Er utter. motion to
uphilnhfilvflflis' fl. ,epper. receiver.
. ‘A‘Wnrreu G. Waterman. plaintiff‘s
demurrer: Stephen Comstock vs. Con-
pullout Railway & Lighting 00.. for
colon toille substituted coul-
‘ .l pfiat and for order for answer: Rich-
mi Nelthercut vs. Charles J. Ketchsm,
hr. disclosures of defense or fore-
“ . were against (left. Mary A. Nichols:
rt Lynch vs. Susan R. Lynch. for
Ipwance to defend; Louise R. Hol-
mu. administratrix vs. Joseph I).
Mtyer. et als., foreclosure by sale;
abscissa. Gilbert vs. William T.
lacks, executor. to re-opcu default;
Horace B. Winton vs. Charles Winton,
vial... disclosure of defense or forc-
closure: William F. McCunu vs. The
Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing
. meat. for want to answer;
Charlell'mdclifi. adllllnistrntor vs.
The Southport National Bank at al..
Judgment for want of reply' Charles
E. Jellff. executor. vs. The éouthport
National Bank at al.. judgment for
want of reply; Agnes Price, vs. The
Union Metallic Cartridge (10.. motion
to strike out. etc.; John J. Bropliy, all-
" minlstrator. vs. The N. Y.. N. ii. &
H. R. R. Co., for leave toflnmend com-
plaint. ,
Uncontested DIvorces.-Joseph Cus-
tlgllone. vs. Nicolette Castlgiiolle;
Sarah Holly, vs. Charles Holley; Ag~
nes Dremas vs. Frank Dreams.
BEAUTIES or AUTUMN.
Brilliant Colors of Foliage on Neigh-
, boring Hills.
A person who has nol been out in
the country during the last few days
has no really adequate conception of
the beauties of the autumn foliage
which in colors of brilliant yellow and
red. interspersed with the green of
spruce and hemlock. adorn the moun~
mills and hillsides and the woodland
swamps about Norwulk.
No remembrance of the glory of col-
or as it existed in some l‘ormcr year
Is a really live impression of tile gratui-
eurlof the autumn scenery as It exists
about Norwalk today.
A carriage drive anywhere into the
country near Norwalk. or a railroad
ride north, east. south or word of ”W
city will be a delightful surprise to
anyone who has seen only the autumn
colors as they exist on even the bean-
tlful trees of the city of Norwalk. A
walk up one of the near by moutnins
and a view from the top, will bring
.i'or the effort a picturc of" natural bcau~
ty which can hardly be surpassed. An
enthusiast is almost ready to declare
that this is the most bountiful autumn
" in more than a generation. and every-
body is certain that it has bccn Illc
i‘llosl delightful for wcnlllcr.
Ridgofiold. Rcddlilg, ilclllcl, Brook-
fleld appear to have been painted in
gaudy colors as ll kind of celebration
for the beautiful hnrvcst, which the
summer has brought forth.
The person who' has not, soon the
view has missed a night which Is Olli‘
of the greatest natural beaullcs llcar
Norwalk.
A railroad ride In any direction from
Norwalk gives our a splendid view of
mountains and woods in their autumn
dress. but without the impression of
magnificence and vastness to be ball
from the mountain or hilltop.
ITS 235TH ANNIVERSARY.
Old Church at Sound Beach to Cele-
brate Oct. 29,90 and 31.
‘The.,23 h anniversary of the First
tonal Church of Sound [lunch
is to be observed on Oct. 29. 80 and
31. Sunday. Oct, 29, at 10:45, illc
Sunday school ulllllvcrsnry will be
hold. The lllcmbcrs of the school
will open tho cxcrcises and Dr. W. A.
Duncan, of Boston, will give an ad-
dress. Al, 4 p. ill.. the choir will give
a musical service, consisting of Gal-
Iia. by Gounod, illld scvcral other
parts. Rcv. Louis 1“. Berry will give
a. brief address. Monday evening the
Stamford C. Ill. Union will meet. with
the church for a Christian Endeavor
service. Rev. Mr. Dales. pastor of
the Spring Strcct Presbyterian Church
of New York, In cxpcclml to give the
address.
On Tuesday. lllc Southwest Confor-
cnce of Fairflold County Ill invllcd.
Dr. H. P. Downy. of I'lrooklyu, lir. (Ic-
rald Board, of llrldgcport. Ilr. :dwlu
P. Parker. of liarlford. uml other»,
will give addresses. Ulllili‘l‘ will bc
served at the noon hour, for all.
food or INDIA.
Prince and Prinoiss of Wales Started
From London, Today.
LONDON. ct. litw'rue Prince and
Princess of loci started on their
six mo tbs' tour of India today. King
‘ sl- , Queen Alexandra and the
other members of the royal family
dial the cabinet ministers hallo them
’ ,oil at the Ilrosd station.
Ils Prince s a Princess of WRIllIi
are going ovdrlsl‘d to dense. fully.
when they will embark on the British
bstusshlgoiienown, which Is duo to ur-
..: . t lnbsy November it.
, at? in Indls until March, visit-
i ’ principal cities and native
lilies and receiving the chiefs sad
when on behalf of King Edward.
* departure of Lord Carson of
, fan. the vioeroy. who resigned
so, was postponed in view of
but that King Edward desired
Carson to. remain and officially
the Prince and Princess of
Lord Cumin and bill wife
Wore preside Ill Ilombny at
mm connected with the ar-
‘mhe royal party and will lulu
' . mislead November ill.
' old colored deacon: "I
. ~ 'bdut whether dsr'a life
- or not. How fer keep
' .dttls earth .s what ails
site"fimllntion.
want so you do for the
"or.“ sum. of the
any ill. which would no dif-
other comm been all.
They (‘ W
it.
Instant Rollo ' emulate, nlnlm
Ours by rilsIeus ‘ yrs:
, «m'i' WP-“R’P'W' .
A TrIsI Treatment. Just ,to Prove It.
to em Frso tolvsry One Who ‘
bonds Their Name And,
‘ Address
l
Wears sending out thousands of
treatments of Pyramid Pile Cure. ab-
solutely free and at our own expense.
to sufferers of piles, because we have
such absolute confidence in It. and its
past success has proven its wonder-
ful ,virtuos. ,
Pyramid Plie‘ Cure gives instant re»
lief. as a sample will show. it stops
congestion, restores normal circular
tlon. heals sores. ulcers and irritated
spots with great rapidity, and cures
the cause of piles without fail. in ev-
ery case. i
No surgical operation is necessary
for the cure of piles. because Pryamld
Pile Care will cure without cutting.
Anoperalion makes matters worse.
flackipg to pieces the delicate muscles
Which are relied upon for a satisfac-
tory and permanent. cure. ’
Pyramid Pile Cure is pllt up in the
form of suppositories, easy to use, and
applied directly to the affected parts.
it requires but a small amount of
treatment. as a rule. to produco a
cure, it directions are carefully follow-
0d.
After you have tried the trial treat-
ment, and found it satisfactory, as you
will, you can get u regular-size pack-
age of Pyramid Pile Care at your
drugglsi‘s for 60 cents. If your drug-
gist hasn’t it. send us the money'und
we will forward you the treatment.
Send your name and address for the
treatment at once and we will send
you the same by return mail, in selli-
ed plain wrapper. on receipt. of your
name and address. Pyramid Drug
Co. 3633 Pyramid Building. Marshall.
Mich.
gr
1
LARGE FREIGHT BUSINESS.
Highland's Heavy Traffic Delayed by
Double Tracking Work.
Railroad men say that the freight
business on the Highland division of
tho New York. Now HHVOII & Iinrt.
ford, at the present time is greater
lllnu 'cvcr bcfol'c. lllul it is constantly
on the increase, the pressure of blisi
llcss being about all that the line is
able to stand with the double track
work that is going on.
Four hllndrcd cars of freight a day
are being baulcd over the line from
llopcwcll Junction through Dunllury.
'I‘llis makcs the number of freight
trains so large and the trains so long
and heavy Iiilil. the trains are very
grcntly dcluyod.
'l‘llc delays are cspccilllly annoying
along the part of the road where the
double trucking work is in progrl-ss.
nlld nrc cuilscd by lhc llcccsslly of op-
crailllg a number of work trains on
the same track over which all lllosc
freight trains aiid Illc seven passe-rigor
Il‘lllllrl as wcll must run and try to
make schedule time.
'l‘llc pllsscllgcr trains
lump rcnsonnbly ucnr the scllctlulc.
cxccpt on occasional days, lull tllo
fl‘ciglll lll‘f‘ ollcll hours behind. 'I‘hcrc
ill‘l' live work trains on tho lino bu
I\\‘i'I‘Il llulllllll'y ulld Wcsl I’lliit‘l‘l‘ll‘llt.
and lllc only portion of that part of
tho line which is already doubled is
Illi‘ illiorl stl'clch Ilochcil the Full
ll‘ouuds and Mill I’lllill.
This little plccc of road helps coll-
sldcrnllly ill illi‘ opcratlon of trains.
and IIII'l‘i‘ is comparatively smooth
running from Ilopcwcll nearly to Pat-
lcl'soll over illl‘ scciiou where the dull
llll‘ track Is colllplctcll. solllc‘ of “‘Illf‘ll
has llccll Ill use several months.
Alld not only do the delays effort
the frclglll trains. lull the work trains
also losc fl grcai deal of limc Ill ll'yloz.
to kcop out of the regular and extra
iruius over the lillc. This makes the
work of grading lllld golfing llle .c
l‘l‘illiy for tllc doublc track \‘i‘l',\’ illucll
slowcr than if lllc work trains and
worklncn had more frccdolll of blow-
lllcnl.
illunagc to
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Motions on Short Calendar
Judge Curtis To-morrow.
In (‘onllnou nlcus court lo-morrow
lllcuc motions will be board on ill‘.‘
short calcndur Ilcforo .Iudgc iiowur'i
.l. Curtis: (‘llarlcs E. firings vs. .1. R.
Johnson. for Icllvu to file. sulluliiutml
complaint; Town of Woulporl. ox. rcl.
Adolph Kruusc vs. liczckiull Allen. cl
Illa, plaintiff‘s motion to citc In
(loorgc ll. Smith, as n co-llcfonllnul:
llowllrd II. Home vs. Vcl'lllll V. 'l‘lly-
Ior cl nl.. diuclouul'c of defense or
fort-closurc: .Iullus 'I‘cslny vs. The
Moxie NI‘I'VI‘ Food Co. motion fol
leave to file Illllf‘liflllll‘ili lo complaint:
.Iohil Ii. (lllllull-rilll vs, lilo N. Y.. N. II.
it II. if. R. (lo. judgment for want of
answer: .lolnl Octal-l vs. (lllnl'lcu ll.
IIancy ct llI.. lllollon for bonds for
prosecution: .loncpll Ilrikcoll vs. Fl. II.
Illlkcr: Motion for judgment; Mur-
llnrot Dilly vs. Corfu-Ibis M. Mullen.
plulnlli‘f’s mollpu lo rolllorc case to
docket: Ollvl-r l-‘I. Kclly vs. David Il‘.
ilrllllnul. plaintiff’s motion In router-c
colic to dorkcl: Klillilcry .Ililluuzklu-
wicil vs. il‘rulornnl Aid flocloty. of tilt.
Stanislaus. Judgment for want of un-
liwcr: Andrew Carillon vu, Andrew .I.
iloll. motion for bonds for prosecution;
lillllll McKlnuon vs. it. M. Judson.
,iudglllcul for want of answer; .Illmcil
Muher vs. Julia A. Grills. of. ill. motion
for judgment: D. Preston Atwood vs.
Rayncs. llefcudsllla. motion for
Judgment for coutll: .lollii Keogh vs.
The Edward Hunter (30.. for leave in
filo amended answer; ..llm ii.
andegae Vii. Willis I). has at all.
plaintiff's motion to strike out or cor-
rect answer and counter claim: Unn-
tsve A. Mover of all vs, ll. Setter;
plaintiff's motion to calming»; Otto P.
Zolifuss rs. Maxwell Slade. defend»
flflI'Il delaurrcr: Velvencrry illltlon vs.
(lnroliuc M. Billion. defendant’s domain
rcr; lleorge McCarthy etc. vs. The N.
Y.. N. H. ft H. R. R. (30.. defendant‘s
demurrer; John R. Peck vs. the N. Y.
N. H. I if. R. R. Co. defendant's do»
murrer.
EMPEROR TO *1ng TIMPLI OP
'i‘OKlO, October lit. 4 p, tor-The
Official Gazette in an extra tactic to
day announced that the emperor will
proceed to the temple of fee to report
“the conclusion of peace with Russia.
The lists of his journey has not yet
Before
. would twist stout iron bars rd and their
irsvluih wuh
Wonderful Fe of
W OM It'd.
I ,
hich They Are
» Augustus the Strong. of fiaxony. in. .
his playful moods would saint. a. couple.
of counters. one in each and, and
hold them out‘ at ‘arms’ 1 ngth‘t; he
necks for collars and straighten horse-
shoes with a wrench of hisimuscular
fingers; while on one occasion. when
the horse of one of his atteh‘ldanls ro
fused to budge. he put his berculeaa
shoulders under it and wallodd away
with horse and rider together.i
George Castriot. Prince of ‘Albania.
wielded such a poWerful Word; thatmhe
could sever a bull’s head at. a single
stroke: while once. for a wrurer."he
walked off with 10 of his courtiers
standing on a platform. Charlemagne,
who was reputed to be the strongest
man of his time, was able to snap the
strongest horseshoe between the hug-
ers of one hand, and Don Sebastian.
merely by the pressure of Ills knees.
could make his charger groan with
pain.
Peter the Grant of Russia so develop-
‘ful and hardened his naturally strong
muscles byycars of work as a lilaclo
smith and a carpenter that he bed time
the strongest man In his domlu‘lons.
He had but one formidable rivall ins
counlryblacksmlth. whose boast. it was
that ho was the only man In Russia
who could lift an anvil from the
ground.
When this boast came to that cars
of Peter he set out incognito, with a
single companion. and challengeti the
blacksmith to a trial of strength. With-
out a word the latter seized hint pon-
derous anvil with both hands,‘ and
straining his mighty muscles almost to
bursting point. raised It'a foot from
the ground. When Peter's turn came,
he, too, raised the d'livil—hlgllor and
higher. until. to his rival's conslier-
nation. he placed It on his shoulder
and walked out of the smitlly with
it. So startled was the blacksmith. my
this exhibition of strength that .he
rushed alvay to summon the villagers
to “come and see the evil one, who
had run away with his anvil."
Peter had a worthy successor in 2A1;
uxnndcr lll.. father of the present cs ar,
whose phenomenal strength corned for
him the title of the "Russian Samoan."
Amazing stories are told of Alman-
dor‘s muscular powers—bow he could
burst open the stoutcst barred doors
by a push of his great shoulders, crum-
plo ilp coins in his hand as If they
were leather instead of tough metal.
snap iron bars across his knees. tear
l whole pack of cards in two. and with
a few movements of his powerful
builds convert a pewter tnnkard into
a bouquet lloldcr.
Nor must \vc forgot that Amazonian
Queen of Poland, Cymburgu, who used
to crack nuts with her fingers, and
when she was training llcr fruit trees
would hammer the nails into the wall
with her clenched firsi.—~-Tit Bits.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Peter Fry. Woodrufl‘. Pin. writes:
‘After doctoring for two years with
the host physicians in Waynesburg.
and still getting worse, the doctors ad-
vlscd me if i had any business to at-
tend to l luld beticr attend to It. at
once, as i could not possibly livo all-
olhcr inolllll as lhcrc was no cure for
mc. Riley‘s Kidney Ours was rcc-
onlmcndcd to me by a friend. nlld l
Inlmodlatcly scnl lily son to the store
for It, and after taking three bottles
I began to gct boiler and continued to
Improve ullilll was entircly well."
Sold at Plaistcd's Drug Store. “
A PEON BILLIONAIRE.
Posseucs Untold Wealth and Wants
to Fly Mexico's National Debt.
Pedro Alvnrdo, lllc mum-millionaire
of Parral. Mexico, has made a new
strike of pure sllrl‘r ill fabulous quan-
lliics ill the l’illluillil mines. and. it is
reported. Illls I‘i'lII‘WI'd his offer to
l’rcsldcilt Iliuz io pity the public dcbt
of Mexico. He says that he obtains
Ills woulill from ”W ground and tllut
hc thinks lilo gorol'nnlcnl ls cnililcll
to a good portion of it. Iic has just
colnplctoll II. pilllllllll rcsidcllco hear
his mine at a cost of several hundred
thousand dollars. There is a piano ill
every room. HI‘VI‘I‘lII million dollars of
his lnoncy ls said to be kept Ill a.
strong iron ongc at his homo. where
it is constantly guarded by armed
mcn.
He has III‘Vt‘l‘ pol-milled a mining cs-
ncrt to color his mine, and no report.
of Its ricllilcss has ovcr been mudi‘.
All'llrdo, known as Ill "neon liillllllg
king." of Mexico. four years ago
worked for daily wages ranging frolu
ll? cunts to tilt ccllts Mcxlcull sllvcl‘.
Ills Iilcolilo in IIIIW «slimmed ill 325;
”till it day. Illlll us the owner of tho
l'uluous 1.4- I’lllllllllil mine he Ill sonic-
illlws called a blnlllnulrc.
DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEXAS.
The stories Are Declared to Be Real
Bpnrkisrs by Jewelers.
’i‘llorn In much cxcllcnlult Ill tllc
suction north of Il‘lllrvlcw. This. ovcr
lllc roportlul discovery of diamonds.
'l‘lic stollos worn found Ill li blue llIlllc
soil while digging a well. They arc
pronounced to be genuine diamonds
by local jewelers. They have been
«out to flu clipcrt diamond merchant
to be pallets! upon. The depflslt In
which the diamonds were found lit
said to be of the same character as
that of Hill diamond fields In South
Africa.»~Now York Sun.
WILL-KNOWN OTIAMIOAT CAP-
TAIN DIII.
NEW MINIXTIN, Oct. litre-Capt. AI-
vln M. Climber. master of the steam‘
or bullielllorl. plying between Provi-
dence and Block Island, died suddenly
fit his home herr- yesterday. aged 50
Nature Gives Timely
, No South Ncrws k Citizen Om
_‘ , Afford to Ignore.
~. DANGIIIR‘LSIBNAL «no. 1
fluid.
lat of passage.
from the back.
neatly. Here's South Norwalk proof:
William Ack‘er. of 10 Cove street
party. says:
Pills.
rections indicated.
They
promptly and radically.
Doan's’Kid
ache and kidney complaint."
For sale by all dealers.
cents.
N. Y.. sole agents for
States.
H..—
smsll Scale and I: New Look-
smailer scale.
August 4 last.
It. is said that
heme office.
case which will be tried ill city cour
looted are:
Mary E. Booth. 76 White street; All
Sarah W.
lstrcci.
Kitchen was taken to pollcc llcnd
qluirtcrs and held in 8500 bonds.
Bcckwith, 1935
up. .
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Bears the
Signature of
. Mu
TWO HEADED SNAKE.
In Dsnbury.
Iiuul lllgllnlli yesterday morning.
It was a snakc with two distlnc
ham discovcrcd it.
The rcplilc was about
two i’cc
ricty, which is a poisonous one.
ill‘iid was on a pct-k two Inches long.
LIVED A CENTURY.
100th Anniversary.
DANBIIIIY. (‘ollll.. ()ciobcr Ilium
llllltll nnlllvcrnnry of hcr lllrtll ,vcsicr
(lily. Blip was tllc daughter of Alli
and who died about fifty years ago.
. FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be Just as skeptical lint
pessimistic no you please. Kodol wil
or not.
didn't. Kodol will cure you If modi
faith In It or not.
ford Pharmacy. .
”u.“
COLONEL OUGHER VERY ILL.
Recovery.
«her was very serious.
pull through his Illness.
attack of typhoid fever.
NIW OUR! FOR CANCER.
iislve.
writes i
now It is perfectly well.“
cure for cuts
hunter‘s. flout Norwnilt, and E. P
years. its loft his vessel last Friday
because of illness, which developed
into heart discuss. All hill life he
was in command of steam vessels ply-l
lug along this count and will one of the
best known skippers In this service.
lit“ was a native of Nicolle. Conn. A
wife survives.
olswoelvlou or savanna l
racers
TOKIO. October ill. 1 ii. m.-—Ii Ill
believed lhht the“ “their! ilillr'liivi
sinus of Cu’dl‘llrhvill be flat to ifle his
actual; peninsula and the filth and
liability sioas'th Kni‘éh.‘ A recruitin-
ration of the army on the corps basis
been fixed. A person“ visit of the
emperor to this temple is s rm silent.
instead of the division ill being
imminent“. ’
Wood's. Norwaik. drug stores.
“manna?
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. Oct. lit—mm. a meet-
log of the directors of the Consultant.
ed Rollin block company held lit the
roddsrd. Marsh and Board
luau. ltlil Slate street. yesterday. 15in»
he
office of
present officers were reelected.
Warnings That
, . . comes
from the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the'kidheys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete a clear. amber
Sick kidneys send out a thin.
pale and foamy. or thick, red. ill-smell-
ing urine. full of sediment and irregu-
DANGER SIGNAL NO. ‘I 2 comes
. ‘ ‘ , Back pains. dull and
heavy. or sharp and acute, tell you of
sick kidneys and warn you of the com-
lng ofdropsy. diabetes and Bright’s
disease. , Doan’s Kidney Pills cure
sick kidneys and cure them perma-
employed in the Nor-walk Lock com-
“I was suffering from
an attack of backache, and my alien.
tion was directed to Dean's Kidney
I got. a box at Plaisted's drug
store and took the contents as the di-
acted
ney Pills are a fine remedy for back-
Prlce 50
Foster-hillburn: Co, Buffalo,
the United
Remember the namc-Doan's—-—and
take no other.
Dabhlsd In Frenzled Insurance on
ed p. .
BRIDGEI’ORT. October Iii—In the .
arrest of BenJamln M. Kitchen. an
agent for the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance (30., It would seem that the meth-
ods of "frenzied insurance" shown up
by the investigation now going on in
New York exists in this city on a
Kitchen was arrested on a Warrcnt
issued by Prosecuting Attorney Pull-
man at the request of the officials of
the Metropolitan Life charging Ilinl
with the elllbezzlcnlenl of enroll on
Kitchen collected
this amount from various policy hold-
ers and failed to illrn it in to the
Among those who have
been summoned as witnesses in the
tomorrow and who are supposed to
be persons from whom Kitchen col-
Maria is Wells, lli‘l Grand street'
nic McGovern, 57 Mend street: and
Grand
in
default of a bondsmnn he was locked
Illa Kill You llalo Always Bought
One of the Striped Adder Kind Found
DANHURY. (‘0!lil.. Ot‘tollcr lib—Ono
of tile oddcsi Ircaks of rcplllc life or-
cr secll ill Daubury was killed by \\'ll~
bonds and was sunning Itself on a
West sircci sidewalk when Mr. Big.
long. and was of a striped udder va-
Encll
Mrs. Barber of Danbury Celebrating
Mrs. Emeline Illirbor colcbruicd lilo
Downs, who fought ill the Rcvolulloll
digest what you out whether you cat
You can pul your fool in a
bowl, pour a Illtle‘Kodol Dyspcpslll
Cure on It and It will digest It illc
Illilillliiliiifiwhilllii‘ llnd faith RIlII some
clue can euro you. whether you have
Sold by The Clif-
I.
Officials at Orson Hospital Hope for
NEW HAVEN. October ill—wit was
eluted at Grace Hospital this afternoon
lhucillo condition of Colonel 'I‘. ll. Su-
llopc. howuw
or. bi entertained that the Colonel will
He has an
All surface cancers are now known
to be curable. by illlcklcll's Arnlca
Jan. Walters, of Dudleld. Vim.
"i had a cancer on my lip
for years, that seemed Incnrsble, till
liucklen’s Arnics Salve healed It, and
Guaranteed
it burns. , 25d of. P. if.
OI
ROLLING STOCK
W ‘
, . s tyyodiofui.» ~~ »;
L STAMFORD. October lameness
Roten. of Bridgeport. held an inquest
here yesterday In the case of Joseph
Duds. who was pushed off a veranda
in Ludlow street. Monday night. and
died from a fractured shaft in the
ambulance on the way to the hoepitai.
In accordance with the coroner's way
a secret. inquiry, and there was no op~
poiiitunlty to get the evidence in (lea
til . ' "
Halbavdozea witnesses. including,
Stanislaus GileWskl. th‘e‘boy Who rid.
mlts shoving Duds off the, ve‘randsi.
were examined. it was learned that
nothing was brought out in addition
. to that published. Gilewskl made ‘a
statement similar to that made by him
to Chief Brennan. in which he denied
that there was any preliminary quarrel
between him and Duds. The witnesses
examined were about all Polish people
who live In the immediate vicinity.
Coroner Dotcn gave no orders to the
' police with regard to the boy when the
Inquest was closed. He had not cullcd
upon Prosecuting Attorney Carter at
1 p. on. and Mr. Carter did not know
at that hour what he would do with
the prisoner. The boy was yet in oils-
tody at that time.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
ill. 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles.’ The Clif-
ford. Baxter‘s and PIaIsted‘s. “
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
TORRINGTON, October 19.—-'I‘he
Great Sun Council of the Degree of
Pocahontas met at Ashborn Hall here
yesterday. Two hundred delegates
from various cities in the state are in
attendance. The morning was devoted
to the reading of the reports of Great
Pocahontas. Mrs. Mary F, Gerbich, of
Bridgeport; Great Wenonah. Mrs. Mar-
tha Steele, of Naugatuck; Great Mln~
nehahn. Mrs. lnlra Diltton. of Water-
bury; Great Keeper of Records, Miss
Maggie Ives. of Hartford, and Great
Keeper of Wampum. Mrs. Kate C.
Wells, of Hartford. During the morn-
ing session thirteen members were ad
nllttcd to the Great Sun Council.
The reports show that there has
i been an increase of 120 members in
the slate and two new councils have
been Institutcd. one at Stamford and
one at New Haven. ’ ‘ .
A bnncuct was served at the noon
'_ hour.
DON’T BORROW TROUBLE.
it is a bad habit to borrow anything
_ but the worst think you can possibll
borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore
heavy. weary and wornvout by tht
pains and poisons of dyspepsia, hil
ionsncss, Bright's disease. and similar
internal disorders. don’t sit down and
brood over your symptoms, bili. fly for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will find sure and permanent forget
fulncss of all your troubles, and youl
body will not be burdened by a load
of debt disease. At F. H. Baxter’s
South Norwalk, and E. P. Wood's
Norwnlk, drug stores. Price‘ 50c
Guaranteed. '"
BANKING COMPANY'S TROUBLES
NEW HAVEN, October 19.—~0n the
allegation that the affairs of the Mill
diescx Banking Company. of ..ddlc
town are ill a precarious condition am.
that a vote of the stockholders to re
duce the capital stock by one-half was
illegal, George A. Bowef’s appeared be
fore Judge Case In the Superior Cour.
today. and asked for all injunction ti
restrain the company from carrying.
out the Instructions contained in tilt
vole. Mr. Bowers claims to be a
stockholder and sets up a long bill ‘01
f complaint reciting details of the busi-
ness of the bank. A hearing was set
for the 23d inst.
f
A CARD. .
This is to certify that all druggisis
If Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious rcsulis from a cold. Cures In
. urippo cough and prevents pneumonia
l and consumption. Contains no op
Intes. The genuine is ill a ycllou
package. Refuse substitutes. Sol:
at Plaisted's Drug Store. "
l MEAT DEALERS MONOPOLY.
l CHICAGO, October 18. —- Pcdernl
divided decision on the domnrrcr oi
lilo meat packers. charged with illegal
conspiracy lie overruled the portion
ullnlo us it will In your stomach. ll of Ihi‘ dcluurrcr In which the packer:-
cunt help bllt curc Indigestion and ’IIIHt‘kt‘d the odd nulubcrcll counts.
Dyspepsia. It Is curing lluudrcdsund churning conspiracy ill restraint oI
trade The dolllul'l'cr to “VOL nulllllcr
t'ii l-mlniu charging monopoly was nus
Iilillctl.
FULL OF TRAOIc MEANING
uro Ilicso lines from .I. H. Simmons. of
Clim‘)’. Ill. ’i‘hillk what might have re.
suited from his terrible cough If he
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes: "i had a fearful
cough, that. disturbed my night's rest.
I tried everything. bllt nothing would
relieve It. until i look Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds. which completely cured
lilil.” instantly relieves and perma-
nently cures all throat and lung dill-
cases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
Al. i". ll. Buster's, South Norwalk. and
F). P. Wood's, Norwulk. druggiste;
stint-sateen; 50c and $1.00. A trial
bottle free. ”
AMERICAN OHIP ABANDONID.
LONDON, Oct. til.--Acoordlng to
advices received here today, the Am-
orlcuu ship Susquehanna of Bath. Md.
. has been abandoned at sea and the
crew landed on thoSolomon Islands.
off the northeast. coast of Australia.
The Susquehanna left Nehoue, New
Caledonia. on August 23 and was
bound to DcIaWare breakwater.
GOVERNOR WHIOH‘V'G FAIIWCLL.
MANILLA. Oct. law-Arno meals
are being perfected for it pops 'f‘fsre-
well demonstration In honor of Cover-
vacancy caused by the death of the nor Wright previous to ill departure
lute William Ii". Edéley. Will It ‘ tilled. for the United States. he governor
gbgugt‘igli‘ueel bfirputiae list ' ‘ Was ’ Mills ll
‘ : . , - I r .
I ” ‘I-i‘ ‘ .
Reg smells gave you the mitten.
ch? as It useftrlilttenf ,il‘reddv—m
No, i believe then im 1 horseshoe
hides in lbw-Chicago News.
has vetoed, {a :3;th to
popular su séri fig. give him a are»
sent, Is it alight e construed as In-
dicating that he does not intend to re:
turn. emlihitflctllly rate no will
return '3’ the Philippines in six
months. ’ ‘
dissed Door Method Favored by Colin-L .
of holding lnqueets in Stamford. it was"
are authorized to refund your mono) ,
Judge .1. Oils Humphrey io-dav gave a v.
, _ Stovsllmf'l'ilton. Gs»
‘ said after telling
Nodal Dyspepsis
l-Ours. Hundreds
. . being rs-
storsd to perfect
. ‘l ‘
health by this rem
well If you will -
ll: -
Indigostlonssum ‘
. nearly all the sick-
nsss that women
have. It deprives the system of nourish-
ment and the delicate organs peculiar to
women suffor— weaken. and bowel
disused.
Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and. digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all of the whole-
some foodthat may be eaten. It nourishes
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs
restoring health and strength Kodol cum
indigestion, constipation. dyspepsia. soul
risinge. belching. heartburn and all stomach
disorders. .
bisects What You Eat
m It the l.»-
on of $0.30.!“
also.I liulo‘UJJ. .
FOR SALE BY
TH. CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
I «bottle holds
time so use] on
trial or M no» sin.
STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING.
Several Business Sessions of Rail
roads Held In New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, October 18.—Thc all'
nunl stockholders' meetings of ill”
New York. New Haven & HRI'IfOI‘d
Railroad Company. the New York ar‘
New England Railroad Company to“!
the Naugatuck Railroad Combo“)
were held lo-dny at the Gcncriil Oillt"S
of the first named road in this cF‘V'
In cacll instance the existing board1 "_
lll‘ectors was re-clected. At the fill ""
log of the N. v.. H. N. a H. a. R. 0",?"
puny, 429.725 shares of stock we,”
seprcsentod and this full number ,"f'm
voted for all the directors cxccpt P-‘ ‘
, 1rd McCurdy, who received 426 8b" .
The stockholders also had bet“?
them the question of the purchnskz ‘"
the property and rights of the ,',w
England road, but as the required ”‘3'
birds ol’ the capital stock of lhe‘m‘r'
lully was not represented the rfga'
ng was adjourncd for one week WP“
llll‘ some question will be voted i‘pon'
How's THIS! ,
We offer One Hlmdr ‘ Dollar? 'RL
ward for any case of C: rrll that l '
not be cured by Hall's (.atarrh C "9’0
F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Toleo' -
We. the undersigned, have known
F. .l. Cllency for the last 15 years‘ and
believe hlin perfectly honorablc’ ‘3‘ all
business transactions and “mintially
able to carry out any obligation8 made
by his firm. . ..
Welding, lonnnn & Mania.
Wholesale Druggisis, T0105!“ 0
Hull's Catarrh Care is take“ inter-
nslly, acting dlrcctly upon t‘ e ‘3'?“
and mucous surfaces in i ~ ,“yhmnr'
Testimonials scllt free. lrlcc. 7"
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
zl.t .
' g a Iii for consti-
Take Hall's Family
nation.
REGULATION or INriU" ‘5',»
culcaoo. ol-loul-r lv’~**-~,
to tho debate of the "Minot. (IIHI “I.
1m lhc comparative c ,ef‘lil'i‘lll'lls of
national and r-‘II‘ "0g ““50" 0‘ “I'll
lIlHlll‘llIlCO continua. (. mo at a moot»
in“ .Vostcrday. when lb , question was
put to a vote. so muffin worn both
parties to the tilsc‘mdlon that they
would be defeated mm III" flnnl sclIIc-
mom was 1.." to a snail Illlllot. which
will be my“... during the next three
days.
SOME SENSONABLE ADVICE.
It may be a piece of superfluous ad-
o“... 1., or c people at this season of
the your i‘o' lay in a supply of Cham-
burlnln'r" Cough Remedy. it is almost
gum pa be needed before wintcr is ov-
or, V'nd nluch more prompt and soils-
fm. my results are obtained when tak-
ch as soon as a cold is contracted and
heft re it, has become settled In the
“v," .m, which can only be done by
k'... ng the remedy at hand. This
peme ly In so widely known and so at-
ioget or good that no one should hes-
mm, about buying It in preference to
My 0 her. It Iii for sale bv Slillsnn-
Col oration, Clifford Pharma-
tfues "hamacy. “'
scroll w ARD'B SYMPA'I’HY.
mgr lOI’i‘, .v ch. October 19.""E. S.
Willard.l the Ii: gllsh actor. who is
mum“ there. yesterday sent the fol-
lowing ‘ablc message to Henry ll. Irv-
ing, the on of Sir Henry Irving: "My
deepest sympathy with null Ill your
loss wh ch in shred b. l who know
him.’ 1 lab i could w Mb 70" M
the l c '
1.0.132”, lrhi u and tr
his care r.’
you ALI. MND
thl are no
out leaving
, fetter. llczcm
diseases, use Do
A specific for blind,
lug piles.
'heal
rn.
bleedin .
Stops t _
Sold
ltilym'i'lbnyé "POM Pharmacy. , , u
MILITA ‘Y ATTACH” FAR! ILL.
TOKIO October ill, 1223051). nl.-
ee‘fgre'l'gnmmliltglry, sit clips
w to she urtirl y,
3335?: rived in farewell nuclease”?
mg em eror today. and were r-
ward nests at luncheon. Among
them are General Burnett. of the
British - my. and Gensrsl MAcArtilur.
Norwalk Chronicler