Mil use Husband is
‘tlillu‘ liar, Alloying l-niamper-
ac ‘Mmits Four‘llickeys. a
uoltlllil or ‘Two and Some
no. But Denies Intoxication
rs. Ashen DoVol‘e Taylor Bailie, ot‘
‘ w‘iuh, whoaedlhbband, Harry 1".»
tile. is suing hor‘for divorro. upon
(is of infidelity and Intenlporanoe.
toll in the Superior Court. ill
leport. yesterday morning. whore
huge is on trial before Judge Ed
fi.‘ (lager. that. she had boon in
habit. of almost daily drinking four
fildri‘tlltoys. a Manhattan cocktail and
‘ ailmes a pint of wine uflorwarda.
an . yet. she was not made drunk. Silo
do testing tho. suit.
- Baille wore it lnodlsh [Eastor
rimhlod with pink and whito
do with a while veil, and alto
W. at; Port-dun lamb rout lined with
till .
ti the cross-oxanlinnlion” by Al.
may John C. Cllalnborlllin. oollllsol'
‘M-r. Ballio. she stated that silo
used to oxrood Your gin rirkoys
, 101w Manhattuns an aflorlloon.
iiimetlfilos I took ulllgorulofsllo
l'd.
.
\ That was vol‘y ruroly?" suggoalod
Mr. Chamberlain. '
."Yes; vory 'ruroly. sllo rupliod.
‘She said silo obtuinod till: liquor at
the Rooilamboan hotel at (lroonwlrh
and she did not drink it all at out-o.
gillbual'ly being at tho holol from 3 In
, the afternoon until 10 at night. or lator.
Her husband joined llor ovollillgs at '7
o’clock, and they usually dillod logoth-
or or with lrionds tlloro. “Wo had a
fianhattan bol’oro diunor always." silo
mild. ‘
,~‘And thou?"
‘ “Wine; if wo could afford a pint." .
“ IWhat It you oonldn't‘?‘
“Water."
. “Did you over
.. “Never." .
.Sheodmiltod that nilor (‘(lllSllllllIlI.:’
% the drinks silo might lluvo appourod
‘ _‘diflerently. but she said she did not
stagger. although her husband told Mr
.118 did on one mansion and roprorod
her for it. Silo said ho only did it to
and fault .Wlill hor. Silo said silo took
the Manhattan tu’trklail as an “uppolix-
n
n
u
drink lltl't‘l‘ '.’“
gill l‘loltoya wvroll't \'('I‘_\‘
’ she said; "thoy wol'o pl‘illli
1"Can’t. u porson got illtoxil-alod on
\gin rickeys?" askod Mr. ('illllnborlaiu.
its one who sooks important iniornlu.
tion.
:“Yos, if ollough ot‘ tbom tll‘l‘ lultoll.”
“Well, then. it dopouds lnrgoly upon
"the”capaoity of tho Individual who
1' 7 drinks thom '2"
“Yes; It dolls."
Mrs. Bailio said four rlokoys had not
been too l'lllll'll for her oapal-lty.
‘Wero. the Manhatluna mostly water.
"9?” ankt‘d Mr. (lllllmhorlllln. Inno
The Witness shook lII-I' hood.
~ 6 stated that llor husband hood to
rage Ilol' to drink. that ho usual.
milk with hot. and he Ill-god hol'
K tannin his gontlonlall frlolllla dur.
. ' allaonco.
' positively donlod lllt‘ lt-allnmny
‘aiter given yoalordny. In wIlIoll
(l he saw hor in a room at tho
lth‘a plan not nor husband.
300 denlod ovor tailing ulltolnobilo
.iih any one unions hor hnabuntl
ith hor. Silo snill alto did not
. now tho nuln. Il‘ruuk Downiua.
ill! named by hor llnabnnd as lilo
~ ondoat in lho l'lll-‘o,
oounsol
ill. -
(latte rhino to an abrupt ond In
superior oourt yoalorduy :lt‘loruoou
Judge (lunor dialllisaod tho null
outta that ilniilo will lltlhm'l lllI-I
. Imlnodlutvly ultorwurd llullil-
thod bylloputy Hill-rift llllt-ll
trio rll‘ uou-auppm-t protorrl-ll
llullio. ’l‘llo allorlil’ ilud boon
its .ludul- Illillloro I-l,
din FOR was no».
blu- wanna. vou
STILL GIT ALONG
.«YOU NOT? WHY
all.
§ clout
0 ' H7” NORWALK Soon
. canard ‘95" 1). Lyon #00. fl ,-
W
3.3.00; , . , so so .
\_._“'. Sold hr' } .
foo.
Refugees Suffered in the Ram
(Continued From First Page.)
Several thousand tents are onrouto
bore. and It Is expected that within
a few days fully 150,000 refugees will
bl oolpfol'tobly housed.
ver 150 amt-pa were opened for
luminous yesterday, but before night
numerous oomplalnla were received
that storakeepers had raised prices to
prohibitive tigllreu. Captain thitlll‘
house, of tho. United Stilton Marines.
roqlloalod that detectives be (ll-nailed
to Investigate some of them: roul-
plutnla.
The alleged ayatomutio than of soy.
oral tone. at Rod Crows aupplloa has
boon disclosed by tho arrest of Ar~
‘llllll‘ Jacobs. yesterday. .raoobs Is staid
limb-ave mudo a confession implicating
{auroral (-ollt’otkll-atoa and rovoalod the
lpluoo wlloro he had hidden the loot.
Jarobs is a toamsior who volunteered
his sorvilzoa to haul uupplioa from
tho water front. to the various roilel
depots. it was whilo hauling Rod Cross
allpplios that ho li-l allogod to lllthl’
dono the looting during the first tow
days of tho rollot’. whoa it was not
‘tll‘glllllzml as It in now. About lwo
ions of the Hitllflll goods havo boon rt»
covered and it is exported that Jacob's
pain will soon bo llnlll‘l‘ nrrost.
Connecticut’s Appropriation.
NEW HAVEN. April 27.-fl‘llo total
umlroprlutioll In tho state to'tile fled
(from, for tho San Francisco sllttol'ors
:lllloulltod lo $34.l26.t39 yesterday at-
lornoon and State ’I‘l'easllrer. Hoolu-l'
said that thoro was liltlo doubt that
this alalo would giro over $75,000.
Letters From the Scene of Quake.
NEW HAVEN. April 27.-»~—Malla from
tho Wosl yoatorduy brought: lottora
from San Francisco writton aft'or lilo
oarlllquako. Solno of them are with-
out stanlpa and are on odd bits of pa-
por or wood showing to what straits
tho writors had boll ill wllon they tried
to got word to l‘olativos.
A lottor from Mrs. Mosoa Round
blunt wito ol‘ "Shorty Moses." as ho
was known (or many yours on the
Yale rumpus, was to tho offoct that
Ilor husband was missing and that aim
thought he was among lilo IlF'llll.
Huntington Heads Fund.
LOS ANGELES, (.‘ullt‘.. April 274'"
ll. It). Huntington yoatorday oponod
with a gift of autumn a fund to ullo.
viato tho ruiuod rill‘lllill'fl' of protons-
iollal mom and motion who lost illoir
all ill tho San Front-ism district.
Made Ground Sank.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.—~~A. I‘t"
port mado to City l‘lllglllt‘t‘l' \‘l’oodwurd
.l't‘Slt'l‘llt’l)’ showod that there was no
gonorlll (ll'DI‘t‘St-lltill of tho ourlb ill
Sun ll‘rauriaro as :l roanlt of tho oartll-
ollnko. 'l‘ho ainltilll.r of ground was
rolltlllt-d to tho lowor part of tho oily
and particularly lllndo ground. .
Arrivals In Portland. Oregon.
I’tlll'i‘IANl), ()ro.. April 27.—~-~~Abuul
Iiro llllllill‘t‘ll rot'uat-oa url'lrod bore you.
lordlly a largo ‘niillllwr holng housod
by kind l’ol‘tllllldors and olhl-l‘fu boitll:
tool on to tho various towns ill tho
llorthost.
.\ny rollnhlo oalilllalo of tho numbor
Hf l'l‘i’llllt-‘l's \\’ll(l Iltll'o l‘t‘llt‘lli‘fl llol‘o is
illlpoaalhlo. V
'i‘llo oolllnllttoo, llowovor. boliovoa
that tho. total lll'l'lVilleltl‘t’ ill-Iwoon 2.—
Son and 3.000.
bloat of those on» givon a moat. bulb
and harbor liokols. and llloso Ill uood
ol’ l-Iothing art- auppiiod.
Oakland Get. $100,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.—-»-’l‘bo
linanco (:ollllllltloo of tho l'ollot‘ t".t)lii-
u-itloo and Rod (boast funds votod
$100,000 yesterday to Oakland. ' ’l‘ilo
liov. P. C. Yorko. was alllllorlzod to
draw 825.000 for tho roliel' work ho to
doing lit-roan tho buy. At a proviollu
tum-ting $25,000 had hoop voted to
liorkoloy. This in in lino with ”to un-
ollllaoti policy of piloting a part of tho
roltof fund to tho rillon that are hous~
log and fooding pooplo of San Fran-
l-lat'o.
Refugee: in Ogden. Utah.
()tllllGN. litull, April 27.~-«Abont u
Ilunlauud rolulluou woro toll and soul
on rum I‘roln this point yoalorday. It
in atulod that uitor today froo trunu:
pollution will only; be.- l'llroiullod to
mourn and rhlldron as all l-flort la ho-
iug math» to hoop tho lnou In San Fran-
lsiaoo to (‘li'llll lip llu- oily. -
Alli Hill lltllllbol' ol’ l'lllldron lluvo
boon aopllrlllod from llit‘ll' paronla‘by
lilo diaaator and only novor ho l'omlll-
l-d. Quito ll fl-w llllro I't‘llt'llt‘ll llot‘o
and boon tattoo on rant. Ill two of
ulrllugorn who lilt'kvtl thou) up allor
lilo tmt‘llltllllilil'.
'l‘lloy l‘llllut- from illl’utltu lo t'hlltlv
roll of film and nix youth of ltltt‘.
Huvy Holman: In.
OAKLAND. (Built. April 27.~~~A
ilollvy ruill nut in at midnight and mm-
tlnuod throughout tho morulnu. It
uuulo. tllllma luiaoruhlo for tho unfor-
lnllulo rofugoon from film Front-taro
now living undor cuuvnu in the vurlouu
trauma to this oily. llnforlunutoly
trim ntnnbor of rufulzooa wua augment-
lod yostorduy by tho romovul Into
'oumplt of llmuo who had pl'ovlonuly
boon alloltorod in churches and anal-nu
bly India. A strong wind iii also blow-
ing and the wouthor ht extremely cold,
uddinu to tho lllaoolulort of tho ritua-
lion.
Univcrctt student. stranded.
PAID ALT). Guilt. April 27.—-—No
attempt. is helm: motto to begin tho
work of repair and rooonull-llollnn nor»
outlaw on tho nlnnlnrd llnlvoruily
buildings torn down by lhll nnrllldunllo.
Chomp workmanahlp and defective
construction are otlrlbtltotl ill! tho solo.
consent for the absolute ovurllll‘ow of
the larger unlvorsltr buildings. The
work of rebuilding the tmvn of Polo
Alto Injuirendy under way. .
Mayaninflllty mutants are strand
.» titl- wharnwtuuli to not
ll, ‘
. _ momma
ditlou. the students are helping great»
ly toward the San Francisco rollol‘
column Fund for Relief.
CHICAGO, April Lil-dilution illollo-
and ‘flvn hundred dollars was ruined
for the relief. of suffering Sun Francis.
yesterday.
noon until evening. and the crowd
that lingered oulsldo was huge. 'l‘wou~
tire outiluuto. of tho. number of pooplu
the name of charity Ill tho‘atx hours of
oxuitonlont. . ,
Among the norformora woro E. S.
Willard, ll. H. Sl.llilorll., .Inliu Marlowo
and their companion; Mrs. hosllo. (inn
tor, Richard Curio. Roborli Loraine. it
Company. and roprosolllativoa of al-
most every other theatrical ouIl-rtain-
moot no wplnying lit the city.
More Troops Wanted.
WASHINGTON, Apl‘ll 27.-—Seorolllry
’i‘llfl has telegraphed to Governor Par-
doo. of California. a suggoutlon from
tho prouidont that in order to avoid
any poaatblo logai oonlplioutions the
governor s‘IttuIld call upon the presi-
dont formally for lilo uso of United
Stillt‘u troops in San Francisco.
~BASEBALL. SAT., APRIL 28TH.
Antusolnonl Park. two gull'loaior ono
Iitlllllt-li-llOn. Nationals vs. Paulimes.
1:45: .Norwalka rs. Yulo. bocond
loam. 3:45. '
Does a man's futility bono do tho
laughing ill Ilia aloovo?
V. Notice.
Special on lining.
'l‘llo inhabitants. logul rotors. of lllt.‘
Town of Norwalk nro hot-oily notiflod
and wnrnod that a spot-la] town mot-t-
innr will ho llt‘lll In lllt Town Hall.
Wall sll‘tt‘tll. Vl'odnosduy. May :3. limit.
at. 8 o‘clock in tho owning. for tho
following purposos, to wit:«
I. To nullto tllo annual upproprla
lion for tho support of lilo llllllllt‘
srhoolt-i; and .
2. Hum a polition or rotors and
iaxpuyors, to rouoiud lilo voloa pussol
at a aporiul town lilt‘l’llllg hold April
23. 1900. not-opting and ugroolna to
maintain tho sowor in Osborn uvonll‘o.
blast Norwlllk. |l."i)\’ltlt'il lilo l'(‘.‘~1lll."lll:<'
ol‘ Rowan h‘ll‘l‘l'l build ll St’Wt‘l' to roll
Ill‘l‘l with mild (lHlillill llvolllto sowol'.
Illll tho voto airing tho rosidouts or
said Rowan sll't-‘lli pl-l‘miasiml to opvn
tho sll'oot lll ordot' to build said aowor
to l'tllllll‘t'l with lllo alllllo: and to roa-
rind all otllor rotos in l-olation to said
Osborn aVonllo aowor pasaod at said
lllootlllg.
Ilatod at Not-walk this 27th day ol‘
April. 1001;.
ALFRED A \‘lSth.
JAMES A. BROWN.
.I. ll, RAYMOND.
Sr-lootmon of tho Town of Norwalk.
..
mil in
A Valuable Tip.
.. .. W I mg.
Come and see our
spring Line of
MHTTINGS
"A WORD TO THE WISE
SUFFICIENT."
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
134 Wnlllngton at. South Norwulk.
.. ._......;W.r. . _
J. M. Layla... $632",
lNCORPORATED.
Successor to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENCY '
5 Rlllrlml Avon . South Norwolk.
Representing com. of the ntrongout
and moot reliable lmunmce com.
panic; in the bullnun.
ARE YOU WELL INSURED?
m
Lulll lull Lillilil
It
IS
I
Fruh Bluc Flub. 10o lb.
Buck land. so Ibl
flow In“, 120 lb.
Oink God. to»! .=
Whit: Halibut, 12c lb.
Fresh Herring. 5 lbl. for 250
silver Btu} loo lb.
Walt Finn, 100 lb.
loll » 12c lb.
All othcr kind: at l‘llh at rouncnablo
prion. x '
oil/n hard now .
‘ work. "
no at the benefit performance hold an;
der the Bernhardt tent on the ballet. .
Front. apposite tho Auditorium Hotel
The tent was audited from .
lyll'tve thousand would be u coliaorvay
who vialted tho Hoollo’ of foallvittoa Ill '
Vindibuildfi rumour .,
.
Ont-delicious Cod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod. liver oil and cmulm'ons
to restore health for
Old eopio, delicate children.
west run—down persons,
and after sickness, colds,
coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles.
. l .
‘Imr at on our riuarantee.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Platner & Bradley
Proprietors
"Has your ‘aon arrived at years ,of
l“ficl‘(“ll(l"?h "Oh. yea. Ho's about to
bo lllarrlod." “How" you ot‘llltrudict
yonrlloli'.’"~C‘lovolzllld l.t:‘lil(lt‘l‘.
M School Taxes.
Union, 5ch District
'I‘Ilo taxuuyora of tho South Norwullt
l’uion School Ilislriot aro Iloroby noti-
Iloll tIlul lilo ‘distriol tax of ono and
lllllltlllitl'll’l' lllllltt on tho dollar, laid on
lilo town llawustuonl Ital of 1905, at u
:nootiluz of tho dialriot hold on Ills-
liilll day of .illno. lllll.'._ at tho l"l‘lllllillll
aollool. will in,- «too and ptlynlllo on lllt‘
first day of May. limit, Ill whit-h (Into
I shall lJt‘ roady to rt-noiro sumo nl.
Sillifitlli‘l’lli’l‘h‘ukl drug more. 82 Wash-
ington Sll‘e‘l‘l. l’oll.tlt_\' at lilo ratio of
0 not rout. it your will ho ohal'gotl on
and ul‘lor Juno 1. 19th:.
I-‘. A. ’I‘t)l.l.i".S.
l."olloolol' ol‘ 'l‘axoa for South Norwullt
l'uiou Srhool llistriol. .
nillt‘Il at South Not-walk. April 2?.
liltui. oil? to it
Osteopathy
If you are troubled with some
chronic disease. and have tried medi-
cine. and received no benefit. it will
pay you to try this drugleu treatment.
Diseases that will not respond to medi-
cine. yield: to this treatment. Do
your own thinking. investigate. Auk
some one that has tried Osteopathy.
If it helped them It will help you.
Consultation free.
Office 12 Isaac Place, Nor-walk, Conn.
Dr. J. D. Wirt.
trw Still uu‘tllt‘uu in
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
‘wlli be givenAon the following desir-
able property:
One Fine House onl-‘airiield ave.
Two Houses on High Street.
One House on Burriii ave.
Horace E. Donn,
45 Wall .St. Norwalk, Conn.
“hours all Fulfil."
37“ v"
l
Clllnus.
J
tho easier it is to blow It. In.
a..." is So...
Our Very Best Fresh Made Butter.
per- lb., 25c
3 cans Milk, 25::
3 lb. can'Asparagus. 20c
Fancy Anal-ted Cakes. per lb” 10c
New Potatoes.
New Cabbage.
.c'tull,
'24 Cottage Ave. East Norwulk. Ct.
Tot. Cull. 223—3.
Gaul an at
J 058 l off ’3
Rhubarb. Spinaqh.
3 packages Egg-once.
2 package: Gusto,
2 Cups and Saucers free.
2 packages Zest. 25c
2 packages Force,
2 packages Flaked Rice. 25c
25c
25c
ill habits
3 packages Flaked Data.
2 packages H. 0.,
NTERTAINMQEN'I‘MSTH . h
Entertainment Arranged By
THE DOORKEEPER'S CIRCLE
9'
KING'S DAUGHTERS,
First Congregational Church, Norwatk,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 181'. AT
Hoyt’s Theatre.
Part l.—-Thc Kloptomanlac. A 8c-
clcty Play.
Part Il.-—-Ao Evcning It tho Club..
RESERVED SEATS. 350 til 500
a
.u—
‘ ‘5 ‘5 ‘5“ E
WOOD ASHE.
Potash, lime and phosphoric
acid are contained in Hardwood
Ashes in desirable forms for
plant growth. and when have
been well named "Natal-o'- Plant
Food." But thoy are really more
than a simple plant food. becaulle,
in addition to their fertilizing
properties. they act on solvent
of the loll. and form combina-
tions that cabana the value of
1mm: plant: food “solely in the
soil The loot... donuts
midwoodaihhc (loop | m
and promptvmult. Willi: thong:-
bbllli. fibautvornlty hm; no W.
i
«cloth. Piece: of land)?
’ action have been libcrally
tion on the soil shown pa , obi:
have shown tho affect foil
utter.
$1.65.pr bbi.
‘he ouster it. In to acquire a dollar.'
25c "
25c
25c .~‘
NOS. '3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
m
‘ Floor Coverings. w
Allytlllluz In tho lino of Floor Cowl-Inna we. are propurrll lo lyill‘llltlll.‘ All grudon of lunrulu ital-polo. 'i‘
n
MATTINGS-We have a full assortment. of all kinds of mailings, including new putter
We also have the Crex Grass Mailings In all colors.
EIBER CARPETSr—A full line of Fiber Carpets, in very choice patterns and in all quantities.
Bargains.
'econom‘ist this fact
Went to you, the in:
"More's a trade paper that. says
uro mom susceptible to tho. dictation of
fashion than ovur boforo. ‘
, H. than a u. ,
apt-a»
try and I'lody llruuaola (lurpolu, Volvo! and Axutlualor (farm-tn, ill a. largo and Vul'lHl uaaortmunt ol‘ pullorna.
RUGSmRugs of. air! sizes. including.r the large out-pot aim-.8, at which wo Iluvo. boy‘oud a doubt the lnrgoat un-
sortment ever shown in town, and at tho prlcou wo nro stilling them we ran snvo. you money.
as in fancy ans and
Large size
Raga and Art. Squares in the some nlatorlul makes a very satisfactory and inoxponsivo floor covering.
TRISTRAM- 8t HYATT, NORWALK, coda.
_ an . Furniture Need in lie
“Expensive ' “ ’
’ Furniture
and if you are on
will become appar-
stont you behold
our magnificent
stock and become
acquainted with
our easy terns. We
would also like to
eXplain to you our
liberal '
CREDIT
you may purchase a. single article
or furnish the'
plate on terms of payment. which
cannot but: appeal to you. ,t 0111'.
credit privileges are ‘ so, AdVant-
ageous. so Modern.
and so Easy as to
home within reach
v'.‘
i
a
a
ll
3
PLAN
5 ' whereby
home :‘ com-
so Considerote
make a. cosy
of all
H. KRIEGER o 00..” ~
WEST WASHINGTON ST.,‘
mun
SOUTH NORWALK.
I
Notice
"ll‘lull that way youruulf?"
"No morn than usual. My wife (ann-
uldora llrrnnlt“ fnlllllonublo and dot-a tho
dictating uil I'lxlll."M-“(lltt‘itllilntl Plain
Ilouior.
rm“._‘...- ...... a.“ ..... .. ow...» an... .. M
Ma Salt of
turn sun as... i
For Saturday Only.
i5o.a "Copy.
mm lulu-ll.
WM ASBRIGGERMAN'S .
uuolc noun. .
Donovan block. 434 Wampum M.
‘ th‘ifi”, tint-rum me."
Concerning Dogs.
Notice to homily given that'on Ind
after the that day of May. 1008, urn-
nglc to Sec. 4471 or the Gonerlt Biot-
utoll. the owner ‘(if honour at ovary
dog shall hoop round Its neck a uni-
illr distinctly mu trod with its author's
name and lure stored number.
‘i‘hnt anneal) _ to Sec. «79. every
owner. keepery‘or .llnrboror of any link
nhalt‘ kill motion or mullingiho lime
to am aces tandem! , *uleotmcn at
this town’. mm am «your at my.
land. until tho int ll? of October. 1906.
That by virtuao the punters contor-
redutpon this town by fine. «84. or
the General maintain. every dog stunt
ho confined or muscled tram Mum. "
.moalo autumnal. me. under no
Illuminati nrnvldod brand lion. 7
' We bonny simulation that my law 2
{Poland latitude nomadic um cal .
t a above premium 011ml Guam
Mutual, tto ‘ . i .
Norwalk Chronicler