Houuor‘ilnd presented sun with u
_. owns theory one tho Bun Fm"
mob it; lit“ l L l‘9 l
. . s on: in st on on
rim Rennody‘will do you
noun Mumford
u :,i‘ divide, Wri-
ventilator” n-
f r$1.1.Mogulstillnpcpur.
. 0» nil in ‘
. ill‘l‘li "hull
tribunal» is Loo his
a 3 .
1
r!
o magmas.
Qtolsn Machine and He.
N ‘
nil 25.-gl;lenben
’ owns stroked in
n tiveivliormuh. found;
inkingr‘anothhr’s bicy-
' 7th fisjbride ct but a few
_ arod'by the num-
.policc» court in the
. if with any other kind oi
7.0 with lined S7 and costs.
all“ so because Reuben
‘ lhim Roub or Rube.)
' tilinir in such a cold-
llltpnoMact way; there is
fire of.romance left in
limo“ acquainted with a
v ; who called. herself
Meriden lust .Septem-
mbor they were stand-
ll unsolidhtod passenger
its: hon struck by Dan
hut dust and that night the
it! pulled off. Reuben Went
with his bride and they
here until he learned that
wormed an old sea dog sev-
. l‘
up and hail not been di-
fllit that was not net-cs-
in the bride blithely. “'l‘be
" was married when l nutr-
-learued afterwards, no 1
tithes}
(rations wore lost on the
one. it Reuben and he skid-
11% returned to Mcrlden sud
o':;more ot his wile until a
no. so he says_ he l‘ecelvod
‘- Bridgeport. that she want-
, ere right off. Like the. fiery
which times. Reuben saw no
It} hit! sadly depleted finances
ropfiuted to himself the bi-
' Johnny Bartholomew, of
t otMerlden. .
'ine. to the deep sorrow of
to this city_ nud boreholec‘
3W. .‘iilJ is without rue
lit I‘louben trying to rnlsc
‘ he bike and pinched him.
no Howe. of Springfield:
1" begged Reuben. but Dor-
.. ,
um
Ii
try.
is simple. The. wheel was
rand Reuben was returned
W
' more Qatari-h in this section
gammy than all other diseases
' r, and until the last few
unused to be inonrabié.
.gnsny years doctors pro-
bchi disease and prescrib-
, . ion and by constantly
. burn with local treatment.
2 it, incurable. Science has
to be a constitutional
therefore requires consti~
Hall's Cslarrh
, Ohio. is the only constituv
N on the market. it is taken
‘ , doses iromjo'drops to
i. it acts directly on the
..ninoous surfaces of the sys-
y otter one hundred dollars
it .l'dils to cure. Send for
. . testimonials.
. J. CHENEY & 00., To
mutate 75c.
. 'I Family Pills for conetl.
”Gt-i
A
IM PLUMLEY l63U ES
TATIMENT.
Dom»
90mm»:
in it. .
‘ Whirl:
' of the mproved Order
7 ihjtho "Dilution of
it?!“ to Gouldbute to
it who have.
tfnl disaster
» w All earnest appurl
tuiheenislued bi‘
: i
, lw'fil'ffilh
m
‘niim‘ hi the can“ or
“Whitfield
*
' stout so:
not“ accident or a chance of arrest
, law or. nature. which can be easily
coins handsd as, ‘, a
may
' i. ‘Durlng the lust 25.00 years on
.ianmenss runes of his butt boon gather.
' in: at the South Pole. ‘ ‘
hohedssril'y acts its a solid. or as so
much iron or rock would not. and,
undor the law of gravitation. pulls tho
oceans serous tho equator into the.
southern hemisphere. thus shilling the
‘. earth’s center of gravity in that some
direction for a distance. corresponding.
; mum", perfectly with tho qudntlty of
It? medc‘st l L
and water thus accumulated
South Pole. following the cumulooi
the sun and moon, and acting precise.
tendency to throw out: to the north-
phore n protuberancecorresponding to
this protuberance in tho southern he-
mind-'- i .
Of .Pflhifl in II“ Fran.
. _ r.” .
' titular. April 21. ho
" .L nu .lto all
,. ”h film in his
t i "a fill¥iflis
"0th
he called upon Ma
r, dunks. His annihilation l
”The doc Fi-uncleco earthquake. is
fated. Briefly.
Willows us‘itol own:
.2. This mass 0! ice. while growths.
the
co. ~
3. This .iulmonso quantity or ice.
at the
ly us it new force sddod to the pull ot
the sun and moon. has an inevitable
ward throughout thonorthcrn homis-
misphoro precisslyn‘s we not: pro-
duced-everywhere on the: surface of
the north :1 rise of waters uwlty from
the moon (say totho westwnrd) at the
very moment. the moon itself is on the.
custom side of the world. and tho
writers immediately under its pull are
rising to tho eastward. ' ‘
. l. The whole. phenomena isuccord‘
lugly in the nature of a universal
world-tide. uctin,‘ upon the incandes.
cont and other fuld materials or the
interior or the earth and causing no
outward swing .to'the northward and
throughout the. whole northern hcml~
sphere.
5. This oulswing of sold iluid mutt
tors to the northward. or on a north
and south line. is distinctly visible in
the earthquake of San Francisco. and
may be taken as no indisputableproof
or the truth of my explanation.
6. All our recent earthquakes. its
at Vesuvius. Samoa and Mount Pelee
are the rosult of the low atraclion. l
have here. pointed out. mull do not
need to tell you that the workings of
this law will continue until the, whole.
face of the. curth is u wreck and ruin.
Any day, anywhere. we may expect
similar dostructlons to that now un-
der our game. in California.
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
The richest man in the world can-
not have his kidneys replaced nor live
without them. so it is lmportunl not to
neglect these organs. it Foley's Kid-
noy Cure is taken at the first Sign of
danger, the symptoms will disappoar
and your health will be restored. us it
strengthens and builds up those on
guns as nothing else will. Oscar Bow-
mnn. LelinnonuKyn wrilos: “l have
used Foley‘s Kidney Core and take
great pleasure in stating it cured me
permanently oi kidney disease. which
cortninly would have cost, me my life."
Plalstsd‘s Drug Slore. "
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.
Min Lalter Anticipating the Situation
Sent Out Cali tor Relief.
()f the 4.000 members of the loin.
panious oi' the Forest. F. of A.. in
California. 2,500 resided in San Fran-
cisco, where there was 32 circles of
the order. All ol these are in need
of help as a result of the earthquake.
Miss B. A. Lester. Notional Socrotnry
'ot the order. who resides at 45 High
street. Bridgeport. bus recolved u tclc~
gram from Miss Agnes Bremen secre-
tory of tho Companions otthe Forest
in California. it is sent from Almnedn
and states “Sand out cull for relief,
all companions hero. destitute."
'l‘ho telegram from Miss Brumcr sub-
stantiates the tours of Miss Lester
who sent it message to the executive
otilccrs of the order as soon on she
heard of the disaster with the result
that Companions of the Forest were
raising funds to aid their companions
several days before the appeal of the
suitorors was receivod.
.L—
on. DAVID. Ksuusov, sounoorL
' v
Dear Sirz~80me time since i was
troubled with blotches coming out on
my brunt. of s scrotuious character.
and my general systom seemed to be
onto! order. l was induced to try
Dr. David Kennedy's Morita Remedy.
'i‘ho lint bottle droverlho eruption
sway and i tool bottoruovery way. it
is a splendid bloodmtltlicldow—Henry
B. Eldredge. Rocheliifll I". . ”
cusses lor Er ”...‘fiflr ptlo -.
mow HAVEN l. waecré‘mry
of War William ._ t scant the
[cartoon in a visit. toting mural de-
partments in Ynluli Wei-oily. in the
course of up i or? ”Moll” tho Culi-
ilornis colamitv. m 3! volt suld:
“Them in Neutral so (or pri-
mhlcripti they will
0 for l a
vote
cont!
.. summit: slam
inn .ml. or in ..
ruins... ~' ~ .r it ”
. , ‘ dire“; .
digestion,bsnish buckle and ‘2 =
stimulant/titular
Kill . ., rim“ CA»
filionmmgfign and Dilorgcg‘d . . '
h-‘VJ‘ i L‘s ll.
yin excellestrmlla oblaimd. . .
by lip: on of Brechdm's Pills havo a ' ’
proved them worthy of the cunii-
dancediieV «day. They hm
sands ondrv
EFFORT TO PRESERVE FREE
SEED GRAFT. { _
WASHINGTON April 25.——Wlthin.u
few days the house will be confronted
with the proposition of whether or not
it will stand by tho rat-munlenduiious
ol‘ its columittoo on agriculture and
abolish the congressional free seed (lis-
tribullon. it is somewhat surprisin‘x
tbut there should bc uuy doubt us to
tho notion of the house and rot ‘lllo
committee fears lllili. its rceommeudu;
lions will bu disrcsurdcd and that tho
appropriation will be voted buck into
the bill. if this is donc in the houso
it will bo in direct opposition to own
whellnlng public sentiment.
Scerclury or Agricplture Wilson is
on record as opposml to this indiscri-
miuutc distribution of common garden
semis. such us onions. turnip, radish
and bonus. The National Grange.
nrouscd by the insulting charge ihut
the distribution is only continued ht»
cause "thc thrillers want the seeds."
by resolutions adopted at its conven-
tion, through its presiding llfllt'cl" N.
.i. Bucholdcr. of Concord. N. li..
through its legislature committee and
in the columns of its official organ. tin-
Nntionul (lrnuge Bulletin. bus “Ill-11ml"
ingly denounced the practice uud bus
rcsentod the imputation that the i‘nrm-
ers want these chcup seeds.
Postmaster General (Liorteiyou would
be glad to sue tho distribution ubolisli-
ed boenuse the seeds clog.tlle malls.
and his depurlnn-ul is compelled to
hour the cost of distributing them as
wvil an lllt‘ loss of lcvouuc from the.
postngc which would he puid if the
needs new soul out by lilo soml turn
chums. The press i: :l uull :tzruinul
its distribution and lllousuuds of let-
ters have been received by mumburs
oi the house from their constituents.
The common vegetable seeds or the
lust distribution cost $9,000, so that
ouch ol' the. 40.000.000 packets distrib-
uted was intrinsically worth less thus
it quarter of u cent~225~sutiuihs to be
exact. As those are put up in pnekuges
of live pockets ouch. the mini mine of
the seeds to the recipients was slight
ly loss than one nlid n uunrter cents.
'l‘o distribute these seeds costs the
government it comparatively enormous
sum. It costs “70.000 in tho lltllliu'l~
mom of agriculture alone tor lllt‘ puck-
etiug. tile clerical force and lb!- seieo
tion. examination. testing and purchas-
ing of the semis. 'l‘llc ruliroulis rt»
ceivo about $36,000 a your tor currylng
them while tin,- vuluc of tho lime. oi
tho post-olilce clerks railway mull
clerks and carriers. bolh city and ru-
ral, consumod in distributing them is
estimated at rcrlulnly not less than
”00.000. The loss of revenuo lo the
post’oi‘l‘lco department is outlmnted ut
from $238,000 to 8360.000. no that
thcre is a total loss to the posteoi‘llm-
department ohut lcnul hull‘ u million
dollars. . ,..-..-.- .. W _
orig-rm iA
_ roi- , :- uni 0m
llu Kill in line Alvin Mill
Boon tho
Signaling!
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
NEW HAVEN April Zip-mun unio-
psy has boon portorniod upon the body
of Francosco Burbursro. who diod your
tn'riiny uttlio New ancn Hospital
from u pistol wound inflicted. it is
thought by a follow woriunuu. Frances-
co Conhoili. 'i‘he ccrcuur will make
his tind up on the report ot the modi-
csi on liter. The victim was employ-
ed in a construction can; at Seymour
and was to have one to itnly yostor‘
day. Ho Wits rob cd of ’300 by Coch-
olii while iyin on the ground in n dy-
inr 9mm. he police. are trying to
locate Cecheiii. .
sympatl \y.
is all verv wcll
‘ desired.
l
,lllen’s
ll thlllwl e {cla tll r95
u
l
‘ "llillillliels in M
Very Nobby $7
The garments for the men are very tie-
'fPSll':.illlt‘ anti Worthy. being made by union
workmen purchasers Lll't'.‘ assured of cloth—
my.r which have no lurking germs which
often come in suits :unl overcoats made in
lilt‘ sweat shops. The fabrics, the attractive
prices. the quality oi the materials are
The style zunl getter-ii character of our
clothingr at once Show to the purchasers
llmtilley are lulvlng suite of quality and
" lllt‘dt‘lui't‘ tilt: l’r‘l.‘
('lur spring orel‘cozds a! hill. iii.) and hill
:ue equally good values and embody all the
details of stylish garments.
with iliosc who l
.h'
i
ii
Suits E5
oi our stock.
clvlug wit-rub}. valutrzu
n Women and
Not to lie‘seasonabiy and stvllshly clothed these days excites suspicion and in
Now neither is wanted. but the sure way to avoid both is to “keep up.” This. .
. love plenty to spare but to those; who do not our plan of
dignified :iL't‘tllllliltltllllloil tl'ctlil appeals with especial force. By paying a small amount all.» r i " ‘
purchase lime you can not your clothes at note and then pay a little every week. ‘
By taking advantage of our plan lite problem of “keeping,r up" becomes an easy l
and does not attack the purse so vigorously as does the payment of the cash in onc lump.
For quality. \wrknrlnslup and style our stock of- Spring garments leaves nothing to .be
we suggest you call without delay.
chiller
Attractive ,
Ladies” *lllts
'Styllshly stunning suits in novel effects
. There are somany
shades in \ogue that even the most partic-
ular and those who want something differ—
;uul artistic designs.
out will have no difficulty maki
lion.
l‘neet all demands.
The Eton Jacket with its “soft lluffmess
very
Nothing is smarter or more juunly than the
and feminine frills” is
waist line huket. We have
model and slum and an inspection of our
Menu-c.» will :u oil-.c mmmnml your atten—
tion and give you i‘lt‘.l\‘lll'€‘.
oelcct your garment and pay
Our showing is such that we can
Vitus
nutter
,9
fix
spiny:
. . \i
. ‘, ; .1.er .
dc . '
an *1
O
ng a selec-
popular.
every other
:1 little every . ‘
THE MAN WHO DOES NOT VOTE.
Is the Worst Offender in the Process
of Graft.
it was at rlieloricul‘ nud sensational
mucous in which n A'i'n‘llh spenker in
u ccrluin ('in in thin stole deoiurcll
that the worst grul‘ll-r is the tunn who
docs not volc. llIu thorn is much
more liluu n hvriu-l of truth in tin-
words.
'i‘hc t‘lllhttils'lii' it rcpubiir need Cilll~
slant luuhm in tin.- fulllllmeut or
thr- oin nest liuiiru of life.
'i‘liebdtlcr the working of tho unto
chicory or nowrnulcnl the. less thu av.
crust: lulu) in umuuod. lic lives in u
soilcruiiou 7mm which no mlliiury sor-
\‘lt‘os nro deuuuuled. .ile is permuted
iruoliolu or tluumltl. speech and roll.
sins. and ulnmut inmnslbly. do u re-
coil. in ioncs hiKili of tho nupl‘enw
oblilq 9b which is duo his country.
fit! tarsal.» that that country. in lint ;
time of public vxlguncy. may dunmnd
his time. himvrunorly not] his lilo.
drnttius‘hlui for its til-lilies. it in»
«ion-{s not wish Io volunteer. govcrnius
him under irurltni law. which sets
aside the us at nrivllnucs cocci-dud
him. and exorcism; over him. it unnd
he. s tyranny ordinarily ussucluiml
despotism. ,
“Torturimt t’ ‘ u shrouds its burn-
ind fins ovcry‘ sy. ,iiodn’s (‘llutmdpl
(lilo .v i DH is ll r. whittled-r
reliavut unbound s inundation
only. Atanv drug store. . » ..
Orino.Ln.udv9.ltruu,suup euro
dimtlom and stimulator the liver It:
bowels widtoutil‘ritltin
like “lib ii oral
o'roMAcs’ sun lets Thou-u
stomach and lvsr troubles so it old i
“ l0 Siouth
.. ”mu. mam-V521“. m... .
Main Stre‘e
. "a”...u-uwm... . .. v
T00 KEEP YOUNG lN JAIL.
Another Move in Mary 0.
Breach of Promise Suit.
Mary G. Rial. oi Rupsdnlr. Pu, has
Inudo uppliculion in lilo courts for it
review of the decision of .iusllro Al-
lll'i'i .l. Merrill of Bridgeport in per—
mitting .‘lrlhur Youns to luko the
«mill prescribed by lnw for poor tit-bi-
ors. null shc tnrlbcr cults thnl n sull-
uiillglilne be uppoiulod for tho bour-
iutt of the rcvlrw within i") days. in
orcurdanco with the statutes.
Tho papers in tho cuss Wore sorveu
ley by hcpuiyfillcrlfl Peter Doolnu.
and tho uurllml urn ordurlul to appear
and lip board before .Iudun George W.
Witct-ler. May 5. ul ill n. m.
l’upcrs burn nlso boon svrrml on nil
3 reached. ‘ .
7‘ orltmayme n
'r‘silis’n Balm“ ’
its. slilisrribed‘ "0.000 i
. l‘.“
lllil'lll'ii to the case. uouunmnillm lholn
ll) be in luloudauce ill lhu licnrlug ul
ilhr time unorllleli.
’l‘lue slim-iii is rolunuuulud
31.0 ”it: value of 325.000 the goods lillli
insulin oi Arthur Young of l’ioseob.
nod, for word tin-root. to utllu-h his
.body. and have him bolero the Super-
Ior Court at tho. limo slatud, then and
iirmieh-of-promhu- suit. .
Wllooler. liaiurdny. All tho parties we
'copl Bhorlli liuwlcy and
tar geulluiucn wore served shout
v. to. Miss Rini's obiuctgsppeurs to
be to keep Young in jail
possible. unless some settlement
. Gel),
mi" to“
i . do when.
thhcfliit invention.
-' over tried. oi ‘t’
r "i , .. a ‘ q T cut.
w “'“l "in wins... r ,»
lord. Buster's and
-‘ . so lP‘l’iON.
'” v? m Hm’i‘ho on.
dis a nutrition Mil-ii
. Bonnimnu. oi the and or that they
all of tho
yesterday ulternootl on Sheriff Haw i
~ *I'hc application was made in .iullsui
Rial's That is What Tribunal Decides in
to nilnch '
l
thorn in nnsu'cr to Mary l'l. illni in bar l
i‘
Arthur;
Youun hull llt'iill curved with tho pnvi ‘3~
porn up to noon yontcrdny. and ”121% l
it
i
it long as l WASH‘
is;'l‘nil lei
l
lirn- the Civil service Mtorm All
cits TAKE OATH.
Gray. "Fake Marriage" Cue.
'l‘hc trihlmul composed of County
tmnllnlssiuucr Charles ll. Pelt. .lr._ oi
I'lunbury. and or Attorney Frederick A.
llurilelt. dccidod yesterday (but Eliiuh
Ii. (tray. of b‘llil‘flt-lll. was entitled un-.
dcr the evlllouco they heurd. to lake.
ilw poor doblors onlll, allowing him tol
lll' released from the jail lilnlle where,
he has been continued for contempt of
court for considerably ovor it your.
Altoruoy R. H. (louhl. who is counsel
for Miss l lliiun .l. Meeker, upon whom
null (iruy Wi'rl soul to lull, intends ii
possible. to nuk luv it review or the tri-
hunul’s dcriuin. Gray on two previous
occasions was ullowed lo iuko the poor
doliior's outb, but upon uppoulu token
by Mr. (lould. was sent back again to
bill. liis unusual is Judge it}. 3. iinnlts.
A LUCKY POITMISTRIBO
ls Mrs. Alexnudcr. of (jury, Me. who
has found iir. King's Now Lilo Pills lo
he tho bout. renlody silo ovor lrlod for
hopping lhn riloulnchI Liver and Bow
sis in nnrloct ordnr. You‘ll savor
with her if you try those painlnu purl.
iloru that inlusu now lilo. (lunrnnlood
by; F. ii. lluxlor, riotiib Norwulii. Mill
M. l'. Wood. Norwalk, droughts. Pris:
uscscrltsv run-Tm eouuscri.
Ntl'i‘ON.. April 2§.~Sscretsry
lust shun for his trip (or-
about at week in Connecticut. amides
spending a movie or days in Now its:
run. the Secretary wll sneak 3W9
.s on
Watnrbury on Saturday. ’l‘liil will
ll.
oi tho ‘rorrinctcu Wheel (lino. but; this
date 111;.th changed toilisy Sad.
when. lilo Secretary will Miller. is
.saammrsrnne club. - 1' . ,_
. d M.
brother in, , Motto it.
Thu 13:: , 1er will mo
and silken-tonsils .iiu‘ttord on s n:
i
days it s
1:, South women.
the night «unholy set rol- the lili‘idliutj .
. .
i 5 6 . f
FIRST TO SEND RELIEF MONEY.
DANBURY, April 25.—-nénuury has
contributed nearly 85.000 to the San
Francisco relief fund. Most of this has
been made in small contributions from
twentyoilvo cents up and $4.500 has
already boon sent. Contributions were
taken up in the churches. ‘tsctories,
stores and the public schools. Dan.
bury was the first city in the state
to send any money.
,
MW
is THE MOON iNHABITED?
Science bu provsh that the moon
has an atmosphere. which makes lite
in some form possible on that satel-
lite: but not for human beings. who
have a hard enough time on this
earth of ours; especially thosé who
don't know that Electric Bitters cure
Headache, Biliousnoss, Malaria, Chills
slid Fever. Janndlce, Dyspepsia. Dizzi-
ness, 'l‘m-pid Liver. [annoy complaints.
General Doblilty’lnd Female weakness-
ell. Unoqualiéd as’uponernl Tonic
and Appetizer for wold: DOI‘HOIIB and out
socially tor the sand. it produces
uonnd sloop. » Fuliymunrnnlcod by F.
ii. Baxior, South Norwnlk, and ill. 1’.
good. Norwaik.’ Druulsul. Price and:
c. ‘ . . ' .y .
DROFPID DIAQ AT WORK,
onloimwlcn. Anni iiii.~——Jttiiiliii .l.
Furl-ell. u booklet/eruption twenty. of
i’ortChc-icr N. if., dropped dead so
mrdsv whiiu at Work on u but in;
hers. Heart failure is given as the
cause. , . . ,
Norwalk Chronicler