I“!0I P
$02“:an neither 0p:r
; Instance. Its agois
and alloys lilovol'iléhlrr ‘
. yams
III Reminlacencn by Forecast-
nr Tarr. of New Haven.
AVEN, May l——-Tho follow-
on the month or May cover»
el‘lqd of 33 years have been
{from the weather buloau roc-
New Haven They me is
at how the. conditions that have
bring the month In quetr
eubtwe period of yours, but
he oququod us a forecast
lithe) conditions fox the com-
61‘ May For ThirtyIThreo Years.
I 4. Tompcluturo.
Iot' nelmnl tompuruthlc, 58 do-
Wmest month was that.
; annverugo of 04 degrees.
Imdoldest mouth was that or 1882,
I on average of 51 (legions.
'i‘hu highest. tt‘lllpm‘I‘uIUIO was 93 III:-
m On May 10,1905.
hazdowcst tonlporuturn mo»; 30 do
on May 20 1882.
earliest date on which Iirst "kill;
05.41% occurred in autumn septum—
I 895
use «into on which fllst‘ liilllug'
{Manned Iu autumn, OI toqu 17.
. II wage IlhiII on which iIII-Il “killing"
out occulied ill spring. Aplil 20.
hedust date on union lust' M‘Ikilling
mt occurred in spr,lng May 30,1884
. Mltatlon Iruiu or mulled snow).
;Morug‘0 for the month, 3.01 Inchus.
Vertigo number of days with .01 of
Illicit or more, 11
I'Vhe greatest monthly precipitation
l- 8.03- inches in 1.898
‘ Mioast monthly pIoI'lleullou was
has in 1887
greatest alumni of precipita-
”Wilda! In my .54 oouscculivo
was 822 llitllit‘h’, on Muy 3::
of
ingreuwst amount of snowfall III-
d in any 24 conIII-Iullvc lwili'u
'Iextcnding to winior of 1384- 80
was yhroe Inches on May 11,
Glouds ulld Wcuthcr
rzigo nunllloi of clear davs ll:
udy Iluyu,l I:1; cloudy dayn. 0.
provaililg winds
- youth
ergge hourly volodty of wind
have been
fihalt velocity of tho wind
iles. from the north on May
a
V. cunt FOB ovsPEPeIA.
’Q‘I‘lllltlin Bush of New Caulk»,
' It'l fluttered for yours with
0080 to have gmt dIsIII-IIII
I i tiloll ovoryihing l
I' of but. nothing helped me
I: slullllm Bulm. and one III
urban mo oomplctoly "
l’Li’lalflm,F. ll. Ullli
Roi-II Plilti'mhcy. N
hullliliit lowI III iikn II plIo
And why?
”To dark room to Ilcvol
A an Iron THE LAW 33‘
.' II; IIIIIII‘IIII! {in
IITHE HONEY DOVE LEFT.‘
Now Mrs. Hurd has Had her Husband
Armted for Non-soppont, Theft, ‘
And Assault.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Muy 1.——'l‘irillg of
his nth-active wife ultex living with
her loss than eight weeks Cliiford P.
Hur’d of Bridgeport Is now charged
by her with non support, assault and
theft.
Hurd was arrested in New. Haven
autuldsy night by immobile Ward at
the request of the Bid deport Police
and won brought to gepot yes
torduy mmnl‘ng by Detective moan.
Ho is now looked up in tho pol-ice stir
lion.
Ho planned a Miss Glidio May some
six weeks ago and they began living
together at 96 State shoot him a
week the dovo of balance seems to have
spread its wings and tell thomifor Id-
tor a (pull rel Hllrd beat her severely
so the wife claims. 'l‘iIoII she wont
book to live with her mother and
while she-Imus dOlIIKIllllB silo says
her husband cleaned out their lllUF
home, taking all her jowolry including
u diamond ring. a wedding ring and II
gold hunting crush wutth with illt‘
chain and lockot. ,
Mil-l. liIIId was "put wise" to the foot
that lIor husband was pulling attention
to II Bridgeport girl employed in I)
Now HIIch dry goods SIOIO and so
IIIIIIIII II oompluint In tho poliI-II lluv
hip; “in! soculod lIoI IIIIIIIIIIt {In the
uncut of her husband.
Saturday afternoon silo consulted
Detective Arnold and no cullod up tho
New Haven police and asked them to
III'rout Hui-d.
iiurd has nothing to say as to his
purl. In tho unfair and It. is expected
HIM. the hearing in tho city court to
day will bo on Illtorokliug ouo.
....... _..‘..
FORTUNATE MISSOURIANS.
“When I was It druxgist, IltIldvolIla.
Mo." write-n 'l‘. J. Dwyer,‘ now ‘ of
Gruysville, Mo., "three of 'my custo-
mers wore permanently cured of con-
sumption by Dr. King's New Discovery.
and um wrilului utrong today: One
was trying to soil his property and
move to Arizonu. hilt utter using New
Discovery II short time he found It um
necessary to do so. I regard Dr. Kiosk?
New Discovery as the most wonderfu
medicine in existence! Squst
Cough and Cold cure and Throat and
Lung healer. GllurmltoodIhy F‘. H
llulxer. South Norwalk. and E. P.
Wood, Norwulk. druggisis. 50c und
$1. 'l‘l'iul botilo free. I "
DYNAMITE GAP IXPLODID.
IiE'l‘HEL, May 1 ——Whlle Adolph 3!-
mon. 00 this plsco, «was picking with t'ak
a pin at II dynamite cup, which his
IIIIIII' nIIplII-w l'uumi youiorduy. the cop
oxplo‘dcd and Simona loft hand wall
blown to IIIIIIIdII. llo wnu iukcu to
tho iIoI-Ipliui Ilt Dunbury. whore tho in.
iurod mmulior was amputated ills re
Iovory is oxpeolod He is twenty-
four yoorn of mm
The word tiouco has so loud in
tho loll on firm; love I all I
unlikelbhoek Incl fdr we aim alter
reunited to kill once at this 391400
building, New Haven, yester uy. .
Ho and his fumily who were‘ Willi link
end without ldsg.‘
story of the “will of the once hesutlliii
, Golden Gate oily. » , ,
We‘llwnro wine M 8m F‘runclsco at
. 11 p. m., li’uesduy Melinda" said Mr
Imgxluu “but arlived there thrill)
hours late. and doomed to sloop In our
car thot night and than quarter at the
St. Francis hotel the next morning.
We won set out hour the railroad stir
lion in our our at Townsend street
that. nigh-t. I ~
Dunks Like a Freight lump.
"When the shock cams early Wed-
nestiay morning, the movement; of the
car was} like a. §iIOCk which Would
come ii? a number oi freight cars were
locked against it. Our car wits not
damaged and I went to‘ sleep for I
short time. i knew nothing of tho
earthquake until the power called me
I in the mowing and told me what had
happened: I looked out or the car win
dew and could see the tire raging d
quarter or a mile distant. The railroad
tracks lending out of: the depot. with
but one exception. were in fearful
shape. One side or the rail had fallen
about. four feet sud ou the other the)
had dropped almost as great a dis
tonne. I (nestled and went to the pri-
vate car ‘0! J P. O',Brieu vice presi-
dent or the Oregon Railroad and Navl
gallon Company. and had him await.
oiled. He knew nothing of the trouble
.until I told him.
I). switch engine to move our cars out
of the danger zone. Though the swit-
chers Wcr scarce, he was able to do
this as he is an oiiicer ot the Harri
mun lines. We wore pulled near the
Union Iron Works, some distance from
the station and left there.
Many em Tipped Over.
“On this sum trip we now many
(might ours that had been tipped oven
on their sides by tho oartllquuks. As
the water supply had given out the
yard enables were without wator ex-
cept whut IIIIIy bud in Illolr tanks und
by Wednesday all wow Ilcud on that
nor-Inuit. WhouI we stood ncul tho
Iron kas plunt on Wednesday W03
soon filled with refugees many‘ or
whom were vol y scantily olud‘». There
were many pnihelio sights and now
that I think the: Inuiicr'over muoy
wclo uuuudug illoughi could not
this illlii an ut the limo. I usuu‘lo 500
One thing I noticed Was that lilII IuilI
rdud oonlpdny openod a number of
freight cars and took mom and vege-
tubioI-II which were distributed. Tho
gI‘oIItI-st suffering wus caused by tho
luck of water.
Watching the lip Fire.
"I sat up Wedncoduy night and
watched the fire it looked all timed
us it tho blue would come. over to
lhc yu‘rds whore WI) More and stIiII‘c
the big fuel It sheds and lake Bomb
ot‘ the 2.700 relght cats the“). The
fire Would go with the wind and then
switch around and go against II. it upl
poured to me that it had a drawer
its own. ITlle.Ii’OtirI0f the fire at a dis‘
tunes of ii ulllo sounded like the our!
on the ocean bench, and ovary £er Inc
ments the roar was punctured by or
plosions of dynamite which lilo l‘lI-o-
men were using. We stayed at tho.
Union works until Thursday morning
IIuId were taken over to Cuklaud in
our car.
“Ono condition that added to the in.
tensity of the fire is that oil is used
nlnmp‘t- exclusively for fuel in Sun
Framisoo and every building had a
martial» amount stored in it
think the news upcr accounts at all
exnuémmu out parhups on tho
loss ‘of mo.
I" While min)
city,.iu Iuy
persons have left tinI
mount We will hIYBI
one who have remain
0 661m and him We
faht tbet be my molly psthohkl‘ UMDE
bi globe III
II
dorful collar“: and fliéel‘flilimihil or
this mark)
which htil
"I we: “oily wonderful tho cour-
whil- «diamond ”I Ibo mum
him “my? the hoopla Iswo
no'uImmaimm until Ill III-II.
. In mailman vow Italy Minoan“
gum. One thing in MM“
General Edunglr'fldmue Higgins 01'
Ibo New Ybrk, New Haven and Hurt- If
lord mum Gunman); who, wall in.
. hall FruuCIwo pt tho tone; ,9} the earth. ‘
on his western trill decayed unhurt
rill: homing M‘r’.
lllggluh told an intensely Automating ‘
III North Afllng blood has
He dressed and got N B
i do not
on to tilolie In “Ii? ,
.,I 7.}: V‘ I
“to loll flit! M illImI,
0008 out) or two I)! wont .-
II II. ill out calamity
I’llil Ilium? I-
”pollen. HIQHI. 0.05
mo Iwnsck,
._$leamero Show:
It" Bulkhnd Proton.
fl“. .
billiw. YORK, may, l.-'-h‘our million
dollars is the eadmsmd loss at Inuriue‘
underwritora {or .the past winlnr. In
addition to this insured pl operty loss.
xnctol‘l
xii live
II grin) sell-to
lives.
The past tiva months huvo been pur-
ticulaliy disualrooh nu shipping. Off
the New England coast and the mall
time proving-.93 o CIII‘IMII) filly-tour
slpu have gone own. Au usual, the
I bars buttered most severely.
Thirtyseven mu I): this dbacrhl-
lion, nine stadium-s and eisht harm
compilse a list OI hundreds of thou:
sands of dollars in addition to the hu-
mun lives swallowed up by tho waves,
'l‘he. worst (initiator 0'! the winter in
oul Waters was the whoa}; of the
steamship “British King.“ of! Sable
island, March M, on her why Milli
New York It) AllWer. At. least, NOR
ty-lives were lqht Tn) winter's list
at weeks bonds In Novomiuar with
the sin kink oi the Norweigiuu dimmer
"l‘urbin"- In sighnof lelrk‘o Harbor:
Fourteen min went dbwgl with tho
Turbin. A fortnight later the British
steamei “Lunenburg” sunk a tow min
Inca attor striking II rack of! the Him
01 at least. e
sdozeu lines and tho cal-so. From
then until tho cud 01 March there was
hardly It week without It: shipmech.
Those and-lilo mole serious menu)
or IvIeoks In the English channel We
iuIIII'IIsued upon underwriters the me
9:13in for more electivo momma)
prevent. the kinking of vessels when
watertight. compartments uro suppos-
cd to but do not insure them against
Inn‘s from oriIlquy punctuws of tho
bui
Watertight bulkheads only make u
ship unsiukublo when all the doors bo-
iow. the Ilium-lino urn dosed. in most
IiiIquloI‘s at son. the GODI‘EIOIHI not he
(‘lilhli‘d bv build and them is ml by I I; .- . nigh}.
crooning demand (or the more scuemi moon 0 0 o l 0 00 0 0 1~2 10 i
adoption of IJUWPI bulkhead doom. Chicago, 0 0 0 0 0 10 00 0 0—-l 8 5
With this arI-Iillgcmout the doors can Batteries—Slayer and fichmit;
bu cloned from above docks in time of Walsh and Sullivan ,
dunner luIII‘cly by tho turning of u . .._.....
hand wheel. At Cloucluud:
Without.- IhIIIIII "lung Arm" cloctri- . . 3.11.10
cui power doors the cloning of the Si. Imus, 1 o o 0 10 00 2-— 4 11 i ,
bulkllu openings in left. to the crow Cleveland, 170 o o 03 00 0-- 3 8 2 ‘
whom» I-st idea is to gotou dock as Batteries—Belly. .0104 90410 Rickey;
soon on DOKSllIli‘. .luss Itml Buelow ,
r—fv-W W
“.00 REWARD. "0°.- Connocticui League Standing.
The modem of this pupor will be W. h - RC
pinned to learn that thou) ls ill. lanai. 53mm 3 1 . .700
one dreaded Iiiseuwa that science has 109an 2 i .00!
been Itble mom in all Its stages. and Briagopo'rl 2 2 .500
that is Cutarrh. Hull‘s Cumrrh Cure prillrflcld 8 2 50.0
is the only positive are now known "and” a a .000
in tho rmodlcal fraternity. Court!) New London. I 2 2 .500
being a constitutional disease. n- Holyok." ; 1... III .833
outrun s oonu'timtionul treatment. 00“,.»wa “1 .3 5050
Hall II Cntknh cure III taken internally. M
author diroctly upon the blood and our , . Ngtldml Luau In» dine I
onus shrimps of tho system mm», 5 WI 5 p.3-
donroymg tho (nonunion of the (lit- N", York 1‘. 3 .509
cm, 3“ ”Villa" the ”“80! strength Pummu ’ 9’ 5 '3‘“
by building up the constitution Ind ‘ m0 ' 1, 5 mg
misting nature in doing It. work. film“. . -3 ‘5“
The proprieta- have I0 much nun in ‘ ’ 1 S ' 7
its curative powers that they offer lnnll. . ‘1 ._ 2
. no Hundred Dollars (or any one time “a.“ I a J‘ 41 .357
i. 13“ '3 onto. ”am for “Hi 0' w.- Bm'y“ 4. 4 4 t2
timo‘ulnls: ~- ' M
Addm ‘ i ’4
' 0' 1.4340le A (30.. Toledo 0.'
Bold by Drunists. 70c.
Take Hem Tmr'lilii ior constli
potion.
WI
FACTOR 'LWID GOWD.
lilo‘ Willi MIMI: Thou
fin: uouolhn. um. Mk)! I -»
I .I (ma! ileum
Ill) $3303“ ‘3‘ Altman
III I ii: din
loo to ‘ ‘ “ I
00:. WWW“ “l“. I...
V D
'30:?) “Hill“. 0.
0
ill. DWI. “
nation quI mum III onuo
in mi
“IN 41»0NDONIMII . ;‘
Illinmhflridm ' Hal 1 In
A I was I). puzzle. The holding or New hon-
‘ don Was snappy.
I ‘N Lon,
'Coushlin bud Beaumont. I I . .
' Taylor and Noyes turned in some Inna
- fielding. Tho soars by Innings:
. :w- w R.H.I EI
whom. 0I00101000~2 7 4
Galen Islands. manning in tho loan” 4
Pt! I ill WI 1;
0 ll.
“distill. 0 l
, Wound)". l. g
I 0.
I) l 'I l 3:
.00 II, I
”ghoul ’i i‘ I ' ” " ll 3qu '4‘”
. Now york,” '9, 6 III-
Impala Ionian" '
“be looolil hit Shea
“WE :20“ “Eng... I, ‘
I d
hog'wse taken out. In
Wurlflflgflw
. ‘. I II ill
rou hout Tho lentu‘ro I)!
Wbfii‘bury" .4I 0 1 l 2 II;
N Hui/en, 03;; 09 2 0
lion ppm” III: any
$eut80iill» 7"
hawking. which
Will! lamb hero?
sumo was played In
do the outil 1ch near invisiblo
buchlih wad i) into
00‘ the Whalers!
«maroon 1qu eight wen) doubloa. Thu.
score by innings: ’ .
IR- II. E.
05020313): 1217
Bridgop‘t 000010300—4 4 3
Batterioll—hong and Roiraugc:
_-. I, ”mgr-IIH“ I, .
Hartford. 2; Sprinciigldni. I,
SPRINGFIELD May IJII lI—Giinnd
phobias by We ohm some minu- .
able holding by" Hardball unheard”
and Springfield was beaten, 2' to 1.’
Springf’d 000l00000~—1 3 0
Batteries-I—IPsrktns and (Theory;
Hess and Roburge. .
At Norwich-within
National Linus.
At "Brooklyn: '- ‘
‘ R.H.E.
Plum. I. 0110201104 9 0;
Brooklyn. 002000000~2 'I 2
Batteries-Pittiuger and Dooln;
Scanlon and Bergen. . ' ‘4
At Boston: I I I
; R. H. E.
NwYork,"l0li.'00212——-810 0
Boston. 00000 2000—2 0 2
Batteries—Amen and Bresnnhun;
Pfeffer and O'Neil.
At Cincinnnti: ‘ -
RH. E.
Pittsburg, 000100 0020—«3 8 1
CIucim. 000000 0000—061
BatteriesmPhiilippo and Potts;
Check and Phelps. .
At Chicago-Ruin.
American League.
At Phllndolphiuh
. 0.11.19.
Phiiu..’ 0 o o u, 3.;012x-—' 7 0
Wash. 000000003—3 83
Batteries-Bender and Power rs; Ful-
keuberg bud Kittredge.
At Now York: .
R. H. E
Boston. 000031000—1-1323 2
Newl’orlIOI 010 0 0 0 2—- 4 7 4
Batteries»I'l‘unnohlll. “Motor and
Graham; Chesbro. Newton and Klein-
ow.
lit Chicano:
Autumn Lupin flooding.
lullbl
m 84 WASHWGTON 8'15. -
MIIMIIMV
m
III I‘ll m.
Milli-thud 1M7.
“HUM ll‘.‘
f ,bl‘oillmd :Bolla fathom
Mindy: styled, domeotlc Md forqlg'n. ‘
Olall Warn that Winch ready. oI'IIILnII‘rcIId y to wear,
I the White Rollo DrcsScs are most distinguished.
”’llloao of IIIIIIII,II swish or. bzltistc appear with graceful
patterns in solid or eyelet Work, showing
styio Prices lrom $0.90 to $39.00; '
individuality and
imported Robes are hand clllbroidcrod on line handwr-
elliul limb. Isuporb quality, havcly Ipattcrns. I . . ..
Heavy Llncn Robes uic embroidered ellcciivcly with
I ropI. linen, and there Is much opcnwork.
ly ud‘sptcd for carriage and auto wear. ‘
l [1ch are Vspccial-
I. I Prices from $15 00 to $25 .00.
lllcsc bountiful gowns me at the Lace Section, whole
they may be inspected.‘ I I; I
MT"
‘4 I l;
Tofi'eta Petticoats,
lly a lucky chance we have secured
Petticoats made originally for samples.
l‘.I
ngI3 ”77‘
SamPlos.
3 lim of 'lali'cta
They are beauties,
bromides, light and dark, French styles with bouffant ruffles:
changeahlcs wtth deep flouuccs dddrncd with many tiny
ruchings and ruffles Some are in black.
be delighted with them Special gt $9. 69.
o‘fi‘lWHIIl 7003' in,“ l 0 E37
Any woman will
.aIi
IlII‘s IA itt'fij
amiable Household Arnaldo.
Moth Exterminators. We have Tar
B :.
Papcr and Tor
1‘ he later come in two sizes, large cubugh to hold
on com or for garment and kccp the same will IIII wrink-
ling or cruséiiug 'ilic paper is in large shoots to wxappiug
clothing. .
Bags, 30 x 50 incllcs, 50c.
Hugh, 30 x 60 inches 65c
Pdper, 40 x 48. 5c; 50c dozen
Carpal: Boaters. Necessary at all tilnés and particularly
at houscclcahilwI time.
with Strong handles. 10¢ each.
In heal/y copper wire, donbldlibop
Rattan licatcrs. 25 and 30c
Shad Planks. 0110 piece finely seasoned Oak Planks,
with grooved ends, ovcn size, 75c.
1&45.‘
Ifi
Jill ‘I
.i‘lfliddlr
[III I4
I,”
IlSPlliiiilllllfl Needs
WHEN YOU GE'l YOUR. CARPETS THOROUGHLY SHAKEN THEY
DON'T iJDOK AS WELL AS YOU MOPED THEY WOULD.
CABPETS. 0011810”!!! 094 I...
INGBAINS; II F 7
VELVEI‘S-
‘ WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU OUR FULL LINE 01"
"»‘v
NEW
In on .I'l‘ r.”
I” nvwa-wn-h-
oil
. ,JBRUSSELS
WE CARRY A MRGE LlNE Oi" CHINA MATTINGS lN PRICES FROM
II.
mul- "ro In;
-
JAPANESE MIA'DE‘MS. wt:- '90 title.
I. 0,. .. 4
q»:
1‘} ‘il‘lfl’wi".
sHADEs m DRAPERIES
1N LARGI VARIETY.
I SHADES TO ORDER A HIPECIAIII‘Y.
MIW’
fink;
Norwalk Chronicler