For Norwellt end vIeInity: Fair to-
night. Friday partly cloudy. ILocei
showers have Occurred during the past
twentyvfour house in all the northern
sections from Montana eastwaid to
Maine. ’A well-donned III-so of low
pressure is central over the South
Atlantic coast These are typical sum-
mer weather conditions and will pro
does In this vicinity fair weather with
continued high temperature.
Miss Sarah Hyatt is confined to her
home in Brush street by illness.
James Gray, of Brooklyn, in visit-
ing Charles Downes of ltoton iiill.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer. ofdinrt
ford, was a visitor lntown yesterday
The schooner 1:110)’ Lune hes'urrived
with a cargo of sand for Raymond
Brothels. .
it is all right to talk about beauty
habits, but most women are too busy
hustling and have no time to cultivate
beauty habits. Therefore they take
Hoiilstel' 8 Rocky Mountain ’i‘eu. 3‘5
cents Tea or Tablets. Piulsted's Drug
Store
OIIVe Brant-h Lodge. Knights of Py-
ihias, will meet in regular session,
this evening.
'i'hc barge Ellen McWilliams has iil‘
rived with a cargo of coal for tho For.
Its Coal Company.
Lincoln council. N0. 4, 0. ii. A. M.
Will hold its regular session in Mystlt
Chain Hall, tomorrow night.
Mrs. William McPherson, of i-iuvi-
loud street; who has been ill with up-
pendicitis. is able to be out again.
Mrs. Herman Quitlner and daugh~
tor Cecelia, sailed from New York to-
day for Germany, on their visit in
the old country,
Captain Clark. of South (‘III-olina.
has become a member of the teaching
fort-c IIi the Overlook-Selieck Military
Academy in East avenue.
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will meet with hits.
William Conkefur. 5 liuy strcot, tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o‘clock. Any in-
terested are invited to attend.
Train No, 270, due in South Norwuik
from New Haven at 6:15 o’clock. was
delayed here fifteen minutes, this
morning, by reason of a hot journal.
The young men of the South Nor
wnlk Baptist Church have commenced
work taking up the nod for their new
tennis court at. the corner of South
Main and Concord streets.
id, Burton Beers. who has been ill
at his home in Ncwiown, has returned,
to this city and resumed his duties
as wire chief at the Southqu New
England 'ielephone t‘ompuuy
“Spiritual Cooperation." u sequel to
'Spiritunl House “leaning. will be the
topic of sermon by the paste, Sunday
morning at the First. Methodist
Church. Mrs. Mary Morse Granules
will sing.
No fascination equuls that of II (Item’-
bruiuod. tIuIder-hourtoti. lovable wom-
an. Just on there in no picture lilto‘,
II bountiful girl. Hoillsiur‘s Rocky
Mountain 'i‘ou makes lovable women.
bountiful girls. 350. l‘iaisicd'u Drug
Store.
Frank (1. 'Van Sony. .lomIpb ll.
Brown. Jr.. Arthur ll. lioncdivt and
'l‘, B. Donaldson, of this city, attended
the master plumbcrs' convention in
Bridgeport. yesterday, and caioyml II
shore dinner at Steeplechase IIIlnIIII.
Letter to M. H. Glover.
Norwalk. Conn.
hour Sir: Would you rather lliiH‘
VtItil' customers speck of your IIIIIIIIII’
IIII wearing well. Its not running down
nt thII heel. as turning winter. and ink
hm II shine: or way their iII-udu IIIIIl‘
any nothing?
We‘d rather how ours, ut loun iIIlIIr~
vnlII. my: “Wu want some more point.
lliltl we want lIIIruIv.‘ We know it
hurt in human llilllli‘i' III pulut vuIy
often; We don‘t expect ”will to come
very brim: Ilinlt wuut 'qu In. All we
want III to paint what they have to
lminl. honrvur they pnlni ii: IlIII9
ionizer no time. the Inter IlIIIy III-II to
mow bunk. ‘l'llIIrII's buIIinIIIuI l'llillildll‘
in tho world; ihuro III'II IIIIIIIIIIII eunuch
in paint; lot “out take their time.
if we were II shoemaker. we‘d nuIlu
shoes to but It lifetime. and shoe the
whole town, . YotIrII truly.
‘ .F DEVOE it (70..
42 New York.
1’. limit. It. Dow and E. E. (torhnm
sell our point.
GoodMeI‘Itl
LowPriccsl
i‘rIIsiI Pine. 503M605
Chops I ilolb
,mmio lmlll.
no r
you i would shut
9 Physically Mn.»
. Millie , .
(Contlnhled From First run)
the subatenoe ,ot the story which lie
told In Installment! es the attorney
questioned him yesterday ‘ .
Sues for Pain Imprisonment.
He was confined In the scatter-
“ml at Westport, and now brings suit
against Dr. llulsnd for false impri
sonmont claiming that while he was
prevented from attending to his busi-
ness vuilluble papers were abstract-
chd and his standing ruined.
Many Ladies Interested.
At the opening of the trial there
wns‘e large number of ladies, who no-
penr‘ed to have a deep interest in the
case. Mr Allen is of medium
height, dark complexion, use while he
Ip‘g‘ questioned. smiledtplessantly at
the lemyershhut tented in glow, voice
sd that it was “most litihoéulble at
nines- for tine Jury t9 beer .. “
Judson fluke: 061.com...
He spoke In a pathetic way of his
illi. and of the suffering and humilia-
lions which it is claimed that he hud
been subjected to. lie told of "several
times when he was locked up at. me
sunliarlum. and of the causes which
led to the coutlnomcuis. He said that
once he talked back to the doctor
and lost his libeity for seven months.
The question of what liberty he was
allowed to have was brought out hy
II number of questions by his attor-
am John C. Chamberlain. The ob-
icctions by lllt‘ attorney for Dr. Ru-
laud, Stiles Judson, Jr. were more.
frequent than the answers to tho. ques-
lions and at some stages of the ex
amination Mr. Chamberlain had a my
hard row to hoe.
Kept in Confinement for Months.
After being sworn, Mr. Allen, the.
plnlniiil. siuch his name and l'UiilI
deuce and then submitted himself to
his attorney.
"Had you ever been permitted to
go unattended about the grounds lio-
forc you hnd given your promise not
to escape?” asked Mr. Chamberlain.
"i never had," was the answer.
"Did you ever go outside of the
grounds without an al.lt;‘llilalll.'.7”
“No“
“Was this privilege ever taken
away from you?"
“Yes."
"Were you ever looked up?"
“Yes."
“How long were you kept in con-
linemoui 1’"
“i was kept looked up for tn‘o or
three months at a limo."
lie could not tell when the first. act
of ronflndlug him took place, nor the
reason.
Seven Month. for "Talking Back "
(In lnii‘ atraslon he had a hey i)
on IIIIlhousII and there was some trou-
bio uIisiug from it and he was lmked
up for twu or three months; another
time he was sick another tiInII he. was
accused of building It house in the
.Vurd. and the last time it was said
that he talked back to the doctor. For
this he was looked up for seven
months, and the liberty or the grounds
Was lulu-II llWlll iIIIIn iIlIII
HII. could not give our account of
how he came to be rcionsod but know
that ho was taken to New lurk. in
answers to questions. he said that
when he was released he found that
some of ”10 property had boon utincb-
Pt, and that his meinI-ss WIIII gone.
iiuti you been ubln to transact any
business or look offer your property
while you .wuroiu the hospital?" iliikI
ed Mr. Chamberlain.
“i was not." he replied.
“Death Notice." Ruled Out.
. “Where did you find your property?"
was asked.
At this question he looked up in our-
prise and answered:
“’l‘lIIIrc wns IIIIIIII, It was gone."
“(I could not find uuy business as
an artist upon his ruinous.
'l‘hIIn folloWIId u legal storm to do.-
termlue whether or not he was dead
in the. minds of the people. Mr.
(‘lInmberluIIIII kIIIInnIIInI and minptu-
lIllily was met with ubinotitmn by Mr.
Judson. who fought lutrd and IIIIIIceIIIII
fully against the answering of many
questions. Mr. Cllilmlltllltllll exhibit-
IIII u IIIIIItuleIII in which it m» stub
ml that Mr. Allen quI tlt‘iitl but .lIulIuI
tinder ruled it out.
Found Himself Ruined.
‘illal you learn upon your volume
that it won reported that you were
dead?”
tlblerilon by Mr. .ludIIIIII Illiiilulll-
“llld you find your buuiurnu ruined
and reputation injured?“
Another IIblocilon, by Mr. Judson
was sustained. Finally II IIIIIluIIIIIIII
was secured IlIItl Mr. AllIIu when his
IIIIIIIIIIII found hIIIIIIqu ruined, hlII for-
tour friends winded him, he had no
social bustling, and his money was
gone.
Paintings Wen Unulnble.
"What no your mind position?"
i m II member of the best clubs to
New York. ~ lie said that he could
lll’ftl got bsmfm£rud bereft of their
ounce n were
able. When suited who wmew
relatives and man were.“ mum
that the Vanderbilt: and the Belmonts
were among his mum lie well
on the stand when the court ndiourncdy
The case will but 3mm days.
Penna-Ila the teacher satisfied with
you. Toby-«(lib quite. l' rabid he
tell III In? Mimics. ll r II close.
lion Mrflli’ to illiédhn elite}?
"m II ii” on dthdllirs were like
on my school this
II that l int
Ml! ' ' hovel-III Iitnportaiit m0-
done in be mm bolero
Judge (laser ‘
«hi lithe Bbpetiew court tomorrow. The
l witch vii. Mary For
filliuiedfi that chi;
. 9m I ‘ gin
claim that the 0 Incl complaint
states that she was udmlulstrs II
of on property of theIdeeeIIce‘d. M
it also states that Mihl‘
bonito to give no
but to the prohuteco
cannot make claim until the tithe llm
It for settling the estate has expired
Yesterday Shannon and Hull for Mo
Dynch died an amended complaint. to
which the name of. Mary l‘v’luuuu as
his not
Lynch was stricken out. , -
Another matter «If interest with he
aside the verdict and for a new trial
probate court at Norwnik in admitting
which closed about II. week use, re
sulted in a verdict adverse to Mrs An-
hearing.
There are three uncontested divorce
cases, also the reports of Judge El-
mcr III the petitions of Frank homer
againstI Euphemia Rumor, together
with the cross petition. and in the suit
of Anna Stunslund against Cherries
sitensiund. The short. calendar fol-
0w
Michael Lynch vs Mary Fagan et al
demulrer: Henry 1). Bench. trustee,
vs. Frank W. Boers, demurrer; John
A. BaIrl vs. The Bridgeport Hydraulic
Co. detoodnnt' a motion to make more
specific; Cuioiinc id. Worden. apnll
cation for change of mono; Susan
M. Canny Iva. Albert. L. Canny. further
order of notice: Gertrude M. Andor-
son‘s appeal from probate, nppolluut’s
motion to not aside verdict and for II
new trial; State of Connecticut vs.
Frances 1.. Knapp ct als. for addition.
nl order of polite: Squh E. Thompson
vs Henry ll". Thompson, for answer:
lI‘IIIIlericlt E. Brown. tru‘stec vs. Mur-
gnrci F. Mooney. oxchItI-ix. ot als.,
judgment. for want of reply: John '1‘.
Mooney or III. vs. Margaret E. Mooney.
otInl.. plea in IIlIutIInIont; Joseph A.
(lrny ct ux vs. The Hutch and Bailey
Company. for order for further plead-
lugs.
Uncontested divorces: Mnmlo F.
ilow vs, John H. Dow: Colin E. lllnh-
up vs. Levi llishop: Evil M. (fox vs.
Lewis B. Cox. .
CRUISER‘ST. LOUIS’ RUN.
ROCKIIANII, MIL, Mny l?.-'l‘iIII pro-
lIIIItIIIi (IrIIiIIIIr St. Louis started from
the harbor this morning in it rainstorm
with tlIII intention of making the four
hours endurance run between MoIIlII-I
Iran and (pro Ann. There was ll slight
northeast breeze. The cruiser is re-
qulred by contract to sustain llll uvn-
rage of 22 knots an hour' on this
run.
41.5 ......
Neglig‘ee Shirts
of Quality.
Several
p—n
well-known makes
complete our line for the com-
lug season.
Made in all the curious ways
that fashion dictates, Plain and
1
do-
pluited. Cuffs attached or
ii
inched. White or colors.
50c, 750’, $1.00,
$1.50
‘1
Open Mondays, Wednesday,
uud Saturday Eyenlngs
Joseph Dahlis.
TIMx
OLOT ER.
HAT‘III.
. Filament-1n.
U Wuhlncion street.
I. “ .9 \
"nevus tilt run."
tiling to Lynch ‘
cart. and that ho .
, administrator of the astute of Mrs ,
the argument on the motion to set .
III the case (It Gertrude Anderson in _
her appeal from the decision of the 1
the urn will of emu Hoyt. The mini. j
nelson. hence the efforts for a re- 1
brush. when in reality in t she is not. . “
minimum!
Gui-5n Bore Throat nin
Grip and Pleurisy on’tgt th
50 DOSES 25C;
TAKEN SACK TO RUSSIA.
Dr. Gregory Maxims Probably Fell In-
to Honda of Russian Secret Sen
vice Men.
CHICAGO, May l7.»llr. Gregory
Maximo, a political fugitive from Rue
sin. who was due to arrive at Chicago
last Sunday morning to address local
advocates of II Republican form of go
vernment l the combo, is believed by
his followells to be on his Why book to
Russia, a prisoner in the hands of lies.
aian Secret Service man.
i Ur. Maxlme.'wiIII was our. president
of the slIort-llvmi Republic made up
of Baltic provinces, was awaited hero
.in ivau Nurodny. ft former secretary
of theI slate. of the name republic, who
is now III-siding; IIIIIIpanIrliy III the Sn-
ruttnzu iIlotcl. When he failed to up-
;lwnr Mr. Nuroduy not into (filllllllllill-
cation with Hill revolutionary bond in
INew York. and learned last night that
u Innn nnswuring Muximc‘s descrln
tlou has been seen til II New York
dm k with 'IIhrI II other men giving lins-
sian names {In European passage.
Dispatches rIIIIIivad by Mr.
also indicate that efforts are being
Wild“ to have lllt’ State. Department oi,
Washington take up the matter with It
View to demanding that Maximo he re-
turncd to this country. which he- had
intended to adopt as his future home.
Driven from his own country as n fugi-
tive. because of his antagonism to the.
Russian government while he Was edi-
tor of the Ross, at St. l’etorsburg, he
had decided. so it is declared. to spend
the remainder of his days in America.
it is said he (Isrupud from the Bottom
sIIlIIIIry fortress through the aid oi? So-
ciullsl guards and made his way across
IbII European continent and vouched
the United States last December.
The dispatches rchIle-d by NilNMlll)’
who has been lecturing in the West.
for n month. indicate that. Maximo was
kidnapped uftur he in“ his hotel in
New York and as how was preparing
in take II train it» (h.iI.Ingo Further
pouilrmatlon' doc lured to have comcm
roe.
IU99VI9 .
I
Numdny-
pd Uicerniicd Tensile" on 00 .
hole system like mug m It]. ‘
125 DOSES 50c,
No opium, no quinine. no chloroform, no poison
300 DOSE
last. night in messages recelvod rom
New York by the industrial Workers
of the World at their headunrters here.
Adolph Lest- lIlnskl cemetery of the re
volunury board affiliated with the Je-
wish and kindled organizations In Chi.
rage. IiIIIiIIrcIl that fhr two days the
plumbers of the Russian Republican
party in the United States has been
scouting the country for Maximo and
that doubt on longer exists that he had
been kidnapped.
v
vb“
MABEL PAGE MURDER SUSPECT
HELD.
illelilAM, Mn, May '17.~'—n icio
phone IIIesIIII II. received here this ‘
morning, from Sheriff (Vii. Smith. at
Grronvllle Junction, informed the au-
Ithoriiios who are holding Jerry Hayes.
the laborer. arrested yesterday, in
uoctlou with the Mann! Page murder
case, that he would arrive on a fare-
noon train in take l-inyosrto Showhe-
gun for II hearing. Hayes will proba-
bly be arraigned at once upon his or-
rlvui ilt Skowhegan. Under ilIII law in
this state, in murder runes, any magis-
truto cun'ordrr a prisoner held for ex-
tradition.
OLD TIME BALL PLAYER SUICIDES
WATEHBURY, May l?.-~John Par
(Int; aged forty. an old time bull play-
or committed suicide hero inst night,
[with morphine. ‘Hc was Ilobpondent,
having lost his position as a meat
salesman two. y IIIIII use He had. II
wife uud child In hull lit-var. Muss.
Iwhr-III bc‘lived ’anII n. your 950 ’2‘
Safe. Quail. Reliable ifilum9
V
Isnmrlmmotner "medium Inns Ila“:
(lure Mend. tint-crutch II our
drun-
uiunlw iyll‘lYtll m'l‘eulmomund ”amount.
or. burr-non. Phihdeiphu, PA.
A WARM WEATHIR NIOIBIITY l3. A PRAGTIGAL BIPRI’OIBA-
ALI. RIPRIGIIIA‘NHS Mil! VIIIV MUCH ALIKI IN CAPACITK
To HOLD FOOD 4ND IOI. Iu‘l' IN :rHIII OAMOITY 9! “Wild till
one vacuum: roan mum It vm oil-reunite. mum
IXPtNiIVI HIPQIGIRATOR YOU 6AM DUI: I! fill 9N! S‘II’IM'
' near Ice. son to: ll nouns. newlywed muumumlmo-
' Ilia-roe a ”new THI wants by“! Ad to; win! our men 9
Incentives. Am I1" one any cocci: Modems It's been led
An In econ-r consumes; rusnuuuufirsie Is 'I'IIll lune re" .
tint
‘, .a.-
9 led Orgundles, pink. blue and lavender,
, illusions at
‘6 at good Percale, Choose at 99
.. Men Negligee Shirts over 30 styles,
‘ one pair of detached cuffs. Price. . . .9; .
fl‘Tihree Big Lots of Men’s New
Nea’figoe Shirts.
THE NEW WASH‘GO‘ODU ,
40 Styles of pretty 1255c figured
Lawnsniewcst designs. These an...
5 . 9c
50 styles of large lInd medium flower-
no.”-----ncn-.-Io---Ioa.-Iv.
”Utter/ac;
PINEAPPLE BATlsTE in 50 differ-
ent styles white ground work with
small dainty figures and Polka. dots
shootout ........... .lficayd.
NEWEST NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Neat-
styles of Men's Ne‘gllgee Shirts, made
.....'.‘509
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u... ..............
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59 and 75c
W...
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This Is the name given to
These Waists are made of
three-quarter sleeve. turn-back
. . . I. .
9-, l,n 1.. : a_n.-_- l_l.l.l 3,... II,- 1,-9.-
: and plaids, to wear with these popular Waists.
1; 86 Washington St. Telephone 474 South Norvyallkt ‘V
MM. S. SMITH
92 Washington Street.
BIG SALE!
From our complete stock of
Mattings. Oil Cloth. Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Sash R.
Crockery, Tin, Wooden and Enamel WareLTnmks, Suit Cases. ‘
Purchase while this Sale is going on.
' 9THE ABOVEIEALE Is FOR 0NE WEEK.
33 South Main St,
Weshmgton Street.
thcr You Shirts
athletic girl, and for every girl who likes to look approprieta.
ly dressed for out-of-door life In the country.
. 1y cut in mannish fashion. They have a deep, soft collimi
and tailoring are absolute perfection. Prices $1. 25 up.
’ We have a large variety of Peter Pan Neckties. Windsor ‘
Ties. and the latest models In Four-in-Hand Ties, plain coloriI '
We give you II clloiee of 50 ll
fine Duck and Dame Shirts. the7
latest styles, plain or platted
one pair of detached cuffs. Price
NOBBY new ssL'rs AND stunt
We've made II purchase of helium ,
girdles for you. We'll quote you
values. 9
Ladies plain & Embroidered
washbeltsnt ...... .............I
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Ladics' embroidered wash belts:
metal and pearl buckle, et’lac tint!
Plalted Eton girdles in blank.
white at 50c. *
Shirred silk belts in black
white and grey at 59c.
.................
the new smut Waists for the L
dainty white. materials, smart
cuff, and pocket. The fit, style ‘,
e 00MPANY 9
South Norm
Dry Goods, Kitchen ani ,9
South Norwalk.
It REMARKABLE SALEDF LADIES' suns, cons.
WAISTB sue RAIN cons. ’ _
cone FROM ............................ . .............. . ...... and II
com. ....... . ....... . .................................
skiers .......r ............. . .......... . ..................... .. m I;
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EVERYTHING AT REDUCED PRI
HIGHLY TAILORED.
THAT WILL SAVE MONEY FOR YOU.
ANY MONOPOLY ON GOOD COAL. BUT WE KNOW THAT WE CA". W
PER YOU THE BEST GOAL THAT EVER CAME OUT OF THE 039m
AT. A now sUMME-R PRICE.
Harris 8v
Tel. 4509. , .-.
1.x
Pails and “fihovels.
And Génerel‘ Sporting Goods.
AT NELSON’S
wvr‘ s-.. .. m...» w ..
only» curse III- THE HIM).
haunt-4v-
find-In on the Quaint III 9”porting lun-
In»: in the Wed
inn-slimmest, nay III-I'm world
interactions Commerce will ems.
mug” hilly ,000.tlth,00tl in the year of
ml a bulletin III-hello y the be
t’ 099?ng Ind labor lay
tornationsl Gems
mills bullethi, Witt meant
“the tent all
" field from which m- «)0.
fit were muesli.
I-III' 31555 Indicate that the
behind nations in 1909 will
his games It: numb Id In 1850. two It
flfléélitill limes III much its in 1870. and
. Mr cent more than III will) one
him-nu; (so. says no IIIIIIIIIIII.
on “continuation of the figured
55’ undo of ill lfl‘ll‘lf
countries the world it {legs
ONE OF A STYLE TO BE SACRIFIQIQ
we. an: sznov ro SUPPLY YOU WlTH voun OOACAT Plum
GARDEN SETS
cm A new “one some}
we DON'T cum, To
’l
Gans Cot
Send _
porting nations The ever.
exportation from the tint
the nine months ended
1906 is shown by the bum
tics figures at $147.20”
ly storage from the ll
for the some riot!
average from malty ,
ire months ended with I .
$110,777,800, end the Inuit
from France for the twelve
period ended with Februery
Inna show- that the . ..
steeds third among the int ~
Importer. the monthi a .
pIIriIIiiIIII into the ruin
the nine months and ,
being Stillbmmdi the
race into the cited
slime period
teeny 9101‘
with
if:
Norwalk Chronicler