lk and Vicinity: Fair
. _ tonight. Wednesday 1311.
(ii 11111131169 that who developed
yesterday morning in mom in now
(1:311 ”Omens tiles. lthnsbrodtt-
showers and 1111111113»er
‘19 m the Rockytbiountains and the
M1 “0ng1 Am‘rfs 1;: high! 111133
e rs 011 mp 110 “8
cochwfisimt weather in the control
and eastern sections. Conditions favor
tor this vicinity cool, pleasant weath
er tonight and Wednesday, Drobsbly‘
followed byi showers and warmer on
may.
' Th.
01d Wei Tent, K 0. '1‘. 11., meets
‘Wfii'fi‘. :; . .
111183.80“ is'the gunshot Mrs. A. D.
Widswotuhw Moss 8111 =~
IW
Denny S 1111.11.01 Academy street,
has purchased an automobile ,.
Butler Lodge. No 9'1, 1. O. O. 19.,
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
"18111
W
Washington Gimp and Olive Branch
Lodge will hold 11 regular session
Thursday evening.
H
01' course you pay your money.
But you get you1 money‘ 3 worth,
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Ten' 5 on
earth?
Pinisted's Drug Store.
League of the Sucred- Heart services
will be held at St. Marita Church Fil-
day morning at 5: 30 and 7 ociock. .
ww— ‘
.ludge Henry W. Gregory and Mrs.
Gregory, of Nor'.wnik were Sunday
guests at the residence of Mrs. C 13.
Hull, in Weston.
Company F will drill at the armoiy
this evening. Next Tuesday night
the Rev. George D Egbert will delivet
o. lecture on Napoleon before the com-
pany . .
The examination of pupils at St.
Mary's parochial school 111 Leonard
street, will be completed "1"hutsday
morning by the diocesan examining
board of priests.
All books due 111 the South Norwelk
public libr'tuy from Apiii iii to 26
should be returned by May 2. After
that date the usual line of two cents
a titty wilbbe charged.
:W
The sacrament of the Lord' is Supper
will be administered at the Norwalk
Congregational Church. next Sunday
n10111ing.At that time a number of
new members will be taken into the
church.
. There has been 11 project on hand
for some time to form an organization
of 80113 0101-1111 War Veterans in Nor-
walk. but nothing definite has yet been
done. A meeting was to him: been
held last Friday evening
The Grace Church Guild room will be
open from 2 until 5 o'clock tel orr'ou
uftcrnoon. to receive donntlon‘s or the
box of goods which the Women's
Guild of the church is planning to send
to Sun Francisco for the sufferers of
the big catastrophe.
”.—
W E. Selleck, formerly of Norwalk
and now of Vineisnd (‘.,olo has re-
celved word from San Francisco that
his. mother; who who living with her
brother (11226311111. street. San Fran-
elude. I‘lmil shightly injured and
had been to on to the emergency hos-
pital at San Francisco.
We care not how you suffered nor
what lulled to cure you. Hollistt'srs
Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu makes the pun
lost weakest specimens of mun or
womanhood strong and healthy. :15
cents. Ton or ’l‘nblotl.-~II Pleistedo
Drug Store. ‘
”0461‘s” fibrieunn
Work me {It
Brood “a fig“ all hillysev
log of this week. The pastel of the
game“. to Whitll this
bitiiti 131119115, tit't'ompuuy the
young men on
v The
nd brooch. the sori‘IhIohe
, the 11111an boinu in
‘ men The bond
, still our from Ilil‘lf
t'llllilltl of
will leave
icr'n drug,
611111.“: 1111:1111", will
. k l olhodou rsyor
1mm“ evening (1
week. 111. service will be in churns
of the Womu‘l Foreign Missionary
Society it is . n custom to devote
rqor I 3 your to the
11111113 Iocloty. 'l‘ia
twinkle-M
111M
connotations:
troyed. .
thirst for
destroyed,
in any
them
term in
fetmis
whilil ll
’1. no
little the
Incident.
iuccndluries. _
We ate.
"P1111 Iund Warrant or"
3&1th an
Miler. ,Eal‘hfiib ,
the author of “Historical Coiled
of Connecticut and" Mubsaehusetts.” i8
found the following itery of the large
11m. 11111111 San .Frupcisco has spurned
in her cancer, and from which 3113 but
successfully risen:
’tSan'Fr‘sncieco 1111 Common with all
of the American cities in flhllfortiin.
has suffered terribly from tremendous
The towns when first
tattooed Were‘com‘popetl 111111111on! troll
wooden tenements, intermingled :rwnr
tents. which in- the dry season Doctrine
lll‘te‘rtln'de’r, so that when p‘
out and got headway it Was impoesi
ble to arrest 11. San Francisco, Sacral;
memo City. » Stockton, ‘andi other platter
Were fseverfil' times innocerisivoly Ides
. 'No sooner, "however.“Wns the
Work ‘of destructionI'completed,-
the inhabitants rushed forth like so
many bees. lend dashing Inside
smoking embers, went to work
build new hubitntions when 101 in r:
ewinkllng, n fairer city would rise.
turn were by magic. on the ashes 111
the old. culled forth by the mitcbless
energy and fertility of invention oi '
the most extraordinary wonder work
ing body of men that but! ever been
gathered to found a state-the ndven
turous and enterpiislng of every ciime
self. exiles, d1lven thither by the eager
1
. 1
gold.
“Below midsummer of 1851.
Francisco had been visited
great fires, most of them the work 01
By them nearly all oi
the old landmarks and buildings oI.‘
’t’erbu 1311‘an had been
and 'Ithe total ‘value of property ties
troyed amounted to about, $20,000. The
most. destructive was that of the 4111
of May. 1851. when, in the short BDiit'L'
or 10'h0u1'3,neurly 2.000 houses wort
many lives and property
to the amount of rum 510.000.0110 to
$12, 000 000 being lost.
“ A considerable number of buildings
which were supposed fire- proof
been erected In the course of the
coding your. the solid walls of which
it was thought Would effoni protection
from the indefinite spreading of flames
When tire should unh‘nppily ‘breuk out
particular building
calculations and bones on this sub
loci were InockedIanIl broken.
brick walls that had been so confident
ly relied upon. crumbled in pieces be.
forethe furious flames; the thick iron
shutters grew red hot and warped. and
only lIIcI'IeIsod the «tunnel and insured
final destruction to everything within
“Mon 111-111 for shelter
fancied fireproof brick and 'iI'onbound'
structures. and when they sought to
some forth again to escape the heated
air ltht wus destroying them us by
close' fire they found; 0 horror! that
the metal shutters nnd doors 11nd ex-
panded by the heat. and could not be
opened. So in those huge sealed. for
118105 several perished misorubly. 'Sun
li‘I'-untisto bud never before
. so sever 'u blow and doubts were air
by Abe
{could possibly reed or from its
Such doubts Wt-I'e in‘ vain.
boy was still there.
were also there. the plotters of the
state were 1101 yet exhausted. and Us"
soil won its fertile untl inVIting at! ever.
The frightful calamity, no doubt would
retard the triumphant progress of 1111'
city but 011111 'for or time; The citizens
of Sun Bli'onolsco were not content
only to curse and vdw Vengeance on
the incendlo’ries that kilhfied the lire
3nd resolved to be better propel ed in
future to resldt its spreading
After the-rum short burst
the ruined inhnbhunts.m
had been bbrnf out time utter time by
the successive fires. begun again like
the often persecuted spider with its
new web to create still another town
and soothes fortune."
W...
YALE oonI‘Nfrf ‘s'rtu. uncos
80101-13.
NEW YORK.
Mai. Yule studcn Who was thrown;
M Monitor eytilo mile
Sumluyg wus still unconscious of tho
lordlmn Hospital today.
user but reptmtodl
luro‘u statement 11 out” the
which is supposed «to llilVf‘ occurred
my ms with I111 duty.» but
me but I ‘
”demo. the physicians ioporl t at I'
loco has «till a chance of rocovor .
liis skull who ,frscttuod by the full.
. .1 . '. iii“ Ii .1 .1 I
KiNG IWAID HAO A fAloL.
NAPLES, May 1.-»'l‘bo met that
Kins Edwn'rd had a slight fell on the
ruin on the royal yacht Victoria and ..
Albert I{gritty I"11311133 1W“;
W34: Ammo
injured 3nd 1311311311111 llll mishap.
' as: l wrest am.
it“
airy.“ Or {he
‘71:: '.'.'il I. ."1
fire broke
the 11'
the
to
Sun
by six
obliterated,
bud
pm»
But all
The
into those
suffer ed
sin
("‘1'
TM‘
and lht‘ people
nor nut that
"avages
11er
many of whom
Mn 11 1.41911th 11:.
room ”Ont“.
The cor.
called to gel Wol-
deiiitllliit'f
:2:
Despite
young until
it It'l
for
1 litre gthenithe lemnle- organism and
' struggling to earn a livei 10011 or pro
~ hem lug down pains. and ln-Iquent howl-chem; I
lyllll BMW. WW Milli SIMOIIIII m “in”.
' 131111111. others was
1 You
men VIM kill“.
. ifli
‘All women work: some in heir I
homes. some 111 e 111111111. Add route In
the whirl ‘of 0c 1y, And in stores.
tens of thtiussnde 2tire
on the never‘cessing'tre mu; coming
theird1 11y bread. , ,
Ana subjeettotilo _ ejphyucm
laws: nil nutter sillinrom from ‘ the some
{by steel distill-tinned. and the unlisted!
heir duties, in malty 3113123. quickly
drifts them into the horrors ,0! all
kinds 0! female complaints, tumors.
11lce‘rstion. failing dud" displace-
meets or perbpps lure clarity or
suppression. causing but: tnclie. nei-
yousness. irritability and lussitude.
They espctdnllI)I r pile on invigorat-
lng‘.‘ snstaimfig m leine which w-iii'
one in them to hear easily the fatigues
of the (11131.10 sleep Well at night, and
to rise refreshed and cheerful.
Bow distressing to se a Woman
form he? household duties when her
book and bend ore aching. she is so
tired she can hardly drug about or
stand up, and every movement causes
pain. the origin of which is due to
somidcrauxoment oi the temple or-
Miss F Orscr. oil-1 Warrenton Street
Boston tells women how to avoid such
suffering; she writes:
Dear Mrs.l’ink1\stll'-
" [Mimi-Hi mic-11y for several years with
female immiluritlee. My book untied; i had
Mrs. W. W. Comotoclt Receive: 3 Lot-‘
for From Her Former Home. ‘ l
of Mrs W W. CoInstock of South Not-
be rend With interest.
i have just returned
street and must write you what the.
emihquuke has done its yourself 11ml
neighbms. YouI old home is in
I'.‘nins' just collapsed tho porches 11nd .
‘11.“ are doun. it would brush your
heart to see it. Judge Block’s house
is off the ,i‘oundutltm. locus sideways.
the 101131 jnI' will send it over. the
porches nre uli torn off. ills office
and books wete burned. At Mr. Lion‘s
house the whole front fell off und the
house fell over on its esldo. the front
rooms are open to the Street'a‘nd pins
tor is oil clean us 11‘ it had been scrup-
otl. 'l‘he porches are 1111 torn off. Mr.
Lion lost his slowI '11 took flro lin-
fiediaioiy ufter lilo cuithquuko.
We come off very wall. Our (him
hey! fell from the top to the rollur,
nil in u help. Wulls bulged for'.uurd
)lustt't' is all 06.1111 t‘our bountiful
iihrdlniorea on pedestals all smashed,
us We" us everything else in that line,
including by clock with the glues
dome all gone. all my dishes .ue brok»
011.1 cannot begin to tell you or the
wreck and ruin in our own beautiful
city it is far beyond what your mind
(Ian picture I' Not 11 business house is
left. The giugbetiy building, Black' 11.
Mm‘s, ’u '3 ml we. The Grand ull
burned immedluely otter the earth
quake. The high school. the new high
school Robson's block. lt‘lks' Club, St
Pntrioir'n (lumen. Presbyterian Church
are n. pile of brick 11nd mortar. My
husbund’ 3 ice plant, on well he the Us
lowers tumbled-d own. both were new
buildings. _ in places the ground has
Dd Mt feet. First Second. Third,
Santa Clara. Mnrket and Sun Fernan-
“: streets are a .1133 of ruins. 1.11113.
113111111er mi" "Tim piled s|o 13311
of ii are In '1‘ Is on
153110de mm golds. 1111 wall
us many of the lonelier ones, are in
mine.
‘8!" Jfil
toils poo lo and huhdreds m'c conduit
Fr bison? (walking), to
oriioui of the city.
‘ people pro on
from Sun li‘ruu-
ole "l‘hosn’who have arrived are
u pitisblc eighth listless. rhodium. foot
gore and bloodln 3.4111111 weaning m»
111: posts 11511 uh-
I dormant: memo to the Mo undress
uniform—41's terrible.
'One skim the Von Dome fell out.
‘ ..
id have em .11... A rich turtle
till
ed third «11 11.1 1113111. ~ «in
news foil in through the roof 11111111
1W1!“ Mil-Iv
3M .
your and “3311111. m 361 um still
Mt. £511“an
#1111 11131311111. and she lived 111111111015
will writs you win in a. few 0%“.
111311» and you pulsars.
relic;l II,
Pinkhnm's Vegetable
surprise; livery-
gaiued ten pounds
111:"
in; down pains.
St. James Ruth is filled willnbonm- ..
midi not .1”;
min a last
“111111!
1910011
X111 my
no longer
live Will-‘8
pound; on to
sit.- -k women free of charge.
THE EARTHQUAKE AT SAN JOSE "SONS 0F STAGEORGE'S ANNUAL
SERVICES 1N EAST NORWALK.
( Communicated)
The Stars tilt! Wodenostletl loving
1y beside the Union Jack of Old Eng-
1110 following letter. from a it loud 1.11111 on the chancel of the East '~Av1'
uuc Methodist Episcopal Church, in
wulkI describing conditions 11 her for-i 1'41 .1 NOW/flit. Sun I”. night, whgn the
blur home in San Jose (3111111121111. I.illI,..mh.. lllduibelsldl of No 3114
[L come Strungei's’ bridge. Sons of St.
fro . luliun (loorch niur'thod il'Olll theiI rooms on
Noruulk.
special religious sorricus in the scored
Main street,
ed lilac.
cusion.
religious law's.
wards home and
'1J1e No More
11151
(‘1‘.
buildiu
the profit“ 133‘s
audience were mots
strains of the quuricttc died sway. in
the lust. bars of hp Going Home, to
and 11110.
The Rev. M1. Cunningham officiated
and his eloquent extompornneous dis.
course was very appropriate to the oc-
After welcoming the Lodge. 11) the
church. he touched bIlofly upon the
object of his preuohing under the pro-‘
tooling folds of the British colors. and
warming to his subject.
length of" the. tur- reaching influence of
the English 1',aec their early struggles.
trials and final success in trtmspltmt-
lug in this purl other countries:
fundamental pilnciplc of then earlier
homes and odocsllonul training. 11.-suitJ
ing in the establishment of civil and
The reverend gentlemen concluded
his remarks by B" toiiching illusion to
the homes Across the Atlantic and ex
tended the right hand of fellowship to
the hedge members.
Many henrts turned
WW...—
THIEVIS STOLE TOCN‘EURCH CORNER
l‘ASADlilNA. Calif” Muy l.--'|‘hleves
night smlu' the corner stone of
the North Pasadena Methodist Church.
The stone weigho'abaut 300 pounds
and contained coins And other small
valuables, worth probuhly $10. I
011' gel! was lust completed A few day! ‘
(and 13 0. large and expensive edl»
Mmfiods. severe
ins paIinIsI uproot!
nuns?” table
”$111253!” «ii-eggs
Lydia n Pinkhiipis vegemne Com
pound is the unfailing curator all these
1r nobles. 1t strengthens the proper .
muscles. and .displepement with all its
horrors will no more crush you. I
Buckwbe. 111111.11... fainting. heir-
di isordcrcd stopcock.
m‘ootliness. dislikcflfrlénds and society
«all symptoms of the one cause—will
he quickly dispelled, and it will melts
you slitting and Well.
You can tell the story of your 3111'-
{cringe to a Woman. and rem-lye help: f
fut advice free of cost.
Pinkham. Lynn. Mass.
Mm. Pinkhnm k the daughter-1m o'lnw
of Lydin E. 111111:me end for twenty I »
who bu. Madei- her direction '
nnd since Ilier decoded. been advising '
Address Mrs.
The present
spoke
lovingly
any eyes in the
3.113 the sweet
we ..
”nip mum 1.1.1111. " .M ,
Miss Pearl KNEW of 827 North Sum-
merus'treet, 31 ushville, Temp, writes:
Data-idiom. 1.11. PM '1'
e.Agtéywit"militia
bio.and1nyuou%u
decided 13‘in Lydlt'fiiu
it"s
Wel-
ndeti
at
the
to
The
The cornerstone wuu pried out of the
nod removed entirely from
cure .
34113116111111
“Nearly
Mum
Willitln 3. “MIG”.
uni
OUR“): '70 II‘I‘AV OUKID. .
How a South Walk cums Found
com pit. MIMI“ from I
it you nullif- from backache—
im'm urinarwtronblem
drum on disease of the hidden.
no cum to slaw cured. ,.
Dow‘s 11111110119111» make 1111111113 .
I
song. .1 testify.
A
ll: Nomi“.
ill! Jeanine;
510m ,
Kidney
1.1.
lion. (geomblod 33-531.”:MI‘I1m i it
dome ay. literate 1‘ 9 r front or ethunk, at $1. 60. .
‘m “19".” m Ludl‘es' lawn or SWiss waists. em-‘I
broidery
\
H
' 3.11.11.33331914 In 11:11ch
OSTQ,
For Children. ,
play twin and will nave no more
When they are gone.
' lint what you want for the child.
ren to. play in.
., wash material,
chnmbray.
Saturdny. 311311111qu I. .- ;
A: Play for Monoramlmfiloton and
Hear Master James Wilkor‘ ningifiho
in an All Right Girl andi trim no
Sweetheart out You. ,
Prices ......... 259;: 3!: Int! 50
Beam on Sale Baturday.I May 28th.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
Under the Auoplou of
Prusntmm. this I'D
Oil—Tho New illusion
api
mated;
. m “When
is Is 11
Iiustiy proud 31’
i. tit “18111161113351,
1115' no love a
. in bldck and win
0
.3 1 . ‘ '
will”:
War 'front,
N - Mby ire-Tile dimmed to
Congress (It the National
sit-31118! 0111
11‘s of "the Ame .
Hatch N6!!! 1
B
from 01'
u 11 as
Aden 1 TO 10. i
215;. _ 1.;
1‘ Easily Worth 90c
we have about 25 of maul
They are
Made of good.
3 dark ”th. .
open Monday, Wednesday and
Joseph Davis;
TAILOR,
CLOTHIERI'
HAITTEIH,
FURNISHER.
85 Wslhlpeton‘ Simi-
OYT.’ .IS THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONDI.
MON IDAV. MAY'QNQII
Third? memo lesion."
MERGE KWGSLIXM
on» American Rl‘ay
casserole-1w rm AL’I’AR.
For!" and Toronto in». , ..
i
Rods.
carts.
ill
HOYTI'S THEA RE
. «WI? '1
0N3 NIGHT 0111ng
3311111111. um H.
Order. a! sum...
some.
The H311
The 'f'
""1111 Ifhedtislreo’filti do: 11111 ‘t mercimtoe should be
forest to every consumer I111I thlbr
11' white lawn shirt waists,
or lane trimmed. buttoned back
on white lows or dotted Swiss
shwtvsists lode or embroidery trim-
Infill!- {1.2
dies block lawn shirt waists, 25c
tucked dud lace trimmed, at $1.50. -
Ladies white lawn waists, ..
3
Ladies' white lawn or batlsto waists .
finely tucked or loco trimmed.
Flowers, Straw Shapes, Children s Trimmed Schoo
etc? me each. ‘ '
and must be closed out at once to make room for our
lar lines.
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR.
Kitchen Utensils,
92 Washington Street.
bi
Nothiii‘g d tempt-11.11111. «color
in a ‘worm 11111115: 1193i It i
‘with just such 1:00} 1
NE ”A .111;
it wouldn't.
need Inert». hint . I ~
Am 11 my 3311133 W
d)": 3:311 'iiiii'i‘...
en ar .
~ not shit out
'made
also blue
. .113
11me 313‘,
to; uni sizei. at 69c.’
11'. 000 111111111011,
“digit...” ”dihi‘i’h '
as 11» W e .
27 inch white megs ‘I
madrds in new one boili- 'f
at 080.
mbroidery trimmed. hunched .
or lace trimmed buttoned .
back. at $1169. . i
This is the balance of Miss Tillotson’s milllnery
r
N. 1:. RYAN 1. co.
because our customers
honest coal. ~:
If you went the but coal 1!!
«roar. from us. and you It
best grade.
Prudent people are having
not in today in can of n
arising later.
T0I~D
serious WHITE
SHEETS- PILLOW- CASES. TABLE
LINEN NAPKINS
. Meeting, on Cloths, M119?“ 3 g
M. 8. SMITH .81 COMEI
filling it hits it ill
3&1” coLLAR TO TROUSERS BOTT
.11.
our suits are deftly
inventive tailors, whit
15‘ .1
The We ..
«loot from broil“:
. facts. him: “this. 15111
totes. cut on the 13
brddlted 11311de
I’t
in
1.1.1; ‘ 1. .11
cone. I
Norwalk Chronicler