Wondrous)" Worm. Breakup e
for h
Amid mkrl’everhhncum null
Bull and s few mothers up 3?.
in. y ‘ . ’ ‘ Wm
lion. Heulcoho, Teotbln
"Wake“ Outlining
a ‘.
t‘lmlmnhganamfl III ,
an mim: In is; V modem dm‘fi; '
“new no maroon .93, f
. .. ”complicit; It‘innmtly‘tskelthenini‘lht . ,
union! and makes tl‘ht. or‘detvebossfeel cosy. Riemann» .. on Monday afternoon. when several .
I
autumn! the .
«my Mmmanlnple sent .
ALLEN 8.‘0LMSTED, Ln ROY. N. I.
1.... .. w
F. RICHTER l8 HELD UNDER
BONDS; OF 80,000. V
tarnished by Three Property
. are and Howie Released
, BRIDGEPORT,
Hitcher. who was arrested
roll'wnrrant, following his indict.-
out for murder in the second de-
ad; was yesterday morning released
, a bond of $6.000.
ay 18.—-—Dr. August.
_ .. . Schevick’ qualified for the
,lletiesSury amount.
before
. .Judgé'fleorge W. Wheeler the
criml all superior court and his collu-
' ssth-t-torney Jacob H.
- that lie“ might be fixed.
Attornty Klein intimated that $1;
,500 Wed about. the proper
tiller the circumstances.
had always borne a good reputation
'bfitvre'tllls and the ball Iiiit‘tl only be
ed at an amount to insure his up-
Thc doctor
hillstant State's Attorney Galen A.
r said he would oppose any such
-. not
ubéiwlth counsel that the doctor
aIWuys borne a good reputation.
The tmtormatitlu ‘ given him
’ just; the other way.
' ‘ Judge Wheeler said he Would not for
oment consider such an amount as
00 on an indictment for murder
a second degree.
, was a. serious one amt serious
consequences might follow. While he
id‘ not want to make the bail exuct~
, he thought it ought to be large
.. nough‘to secure the appearance of
he‘sccused for trial.
that “0.000 would be the proper flg_ cons surfaces of the system, thereby
showed
the.
lie intimated
Counsel finally succeeded in getting
. all to the amount. of
3 bilge Wheeler fixed it. at that figure.
After the property mvners bud qnall‘
«lied the doctor hurried away from the
and
‘ ,v A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
could .not bring as lnucl happiness to
Mfg. Lucia Wilko, of Caroline, Wis.. as
one 250 box of lfincklen‘s Arnicn
3a 1,0,. when it completely cured a run-
core on her leg, which had tor-
.her 23 long years.
,antisoptle healer of Plies. Wounds and
25c. at F. 11. Baxter's. South
- 1 Norwalk. and n. P. Wood's. Norwal
9mm“ JOHN saowu NOW A wmskev.
‘. 8T CHESHIRE POSTMASTER.
.. ,ASHINGTON. May
Briltnl. postmaster at West Cheshire, too, which consists of a label for
resigned. as he found It impossiv whiskey, with a picture of the birth-
to give all his time to the duties place of John Brown on it, inclosed in
Yesterday Congressman a border having thereon the following
" s‘colnmended the appointment words: “Birthplace of .lohu Brown.
lam It. Alger, the assistant post.
The office pays
to, In his place.
OAINBT CONSUMPTION.
. Hons are endeavorlng
the ravages of
hits plague" that claims
victim: each year.
consumption.
Foley's mark. under the law.
Tar cures coughs and colds ——-——————~—«—~————
~lld you are in no {llt‘nger of , FORT'UNATE MISSOURIANB.
r 9 your
takinglsomo unknown prs- Mo,” writes 'l‘. .i. Dwyur. now of
. lien Foley’s Honey and TM
Mitt certain to results.
key and Tar and insist
it.‘ ll’lsluted‘s Drug and are well and strong today. One
1* ‘ .
Ask
m
WowW.M.—.._‘ .m... . u u...
fpsikeln Table“.
cases have come right no-
lttor's own personal obser-
.he now knows beyond all
what Popsikols Tablets will
1w can give you the names of
, ; whose experience
n remarkable.
run in South Nor , .
cw- of some one HARTFORD, May inwrresident‘
, decidedly benefitied.
lid that it inc sullen their .
elm t at it cures circular letter ”to: the stdtiithol «c.0114 once by
rectors. ‘crlllini: for'Piaieted’e Drug Store. ‘
lotion, sour ,‘stomsch,
trials in the mouth,
E“
I
llD' nuchoo
"my ~ M
FOR $10,000,000 BATTLESHIP.
America to Have Greatest Fighting
Vessel In the World.
WASHINGTON. May lit—The
House passed the naval appropriation
bill, the chief feature of which is an
authorization for a $lti.000,000 battle-
ship which. when completed. In expert-
ed to be the most powerful warship oi
ally of the nuvles of the world.
By Ii record vote 118 for to 120 ng‘
aiust. the House defeated the (iron
vcnor amendment adopted in commit.-
tcc of the while which provided that
chains, anchors and cordagc. now nlalr
nt‘actnred III the navy yards at an an-
nual cord of $3,000,000. be purchased
in the open market. after July 1. 1007.
the members from the. navy yard tlle
trlcts successfully opposing the prone
eitlon.
The amendment allowing a 10 per
cent. preferential to the. Pacific Coast
shipbuildcrs in competing for the
building of the new battleship was op~
poacd by Dummn‘atlc Floor Leader
Williams. of Mississippi. On a roll
call. this proposition was carried by
a vote of 121 to 117.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease. that. science has
been able to cure in all Its stages. and
that Is Cntarril. Hall’s Cntarrh Care.
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarl‘h
being a constitutional disease. ro-
uuiros a constitutional treatment.
Hall’s Catnrrh cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and lull-
destroyinn.r the foundation of the dis-
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they otter
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
it. falls to cure. Send for list of toll-
timonials.
Address:
I“. J. CHENEY & C0.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts, 75c.
'l‘nke Hall's Family Pills for constl~
patlon.‘ '~ "
Torrington Liquor Dealer Awarded
Trade Mark.
WASHINGTON, May 18. ~—'I‘he pub
ent'oflico yesterday Issued a trade
D. mark to James M. Carroll, of 'I‘orring-
it.
so
here of Harper‘s Ferry. born in Tor-
rington, Conn. May 9. 1800." Objec-
tions were made to the patent ofllco
against Issuing such a label and Con-
:rcsspmu Hill has held it up for n
to month. The objections were not,
however, serious enough to warrant.
so the patent oilicc in refusing tho trade
“When I was a druugtst, at Livonia.
Graysvllle. M0,. “three of my cuattr
morn were permanently cured of con-
sumption by Dr. King‘s New Discovery.
was trying to edit his property and
move to Arizona, but. after using New
Discovery a chart time he found it un-
necessary to do so. i regard Dr. King‘s
’Now Discovery as the most. wonderful
medicine in existence." Surcat
Cough and Cold cure and Throat. and
Lung healer. '(iusrnntccd by F‘. H.
Bauer, ‘Elouth Ntrrwalk and II). P.‘
Weed, Not-walk droughts. 50c and
:1. Trial bottl raver i' i ‘ “
GTIOUT FIRE iNSURANCE
COMPANY'I‘PLANI. .
in fact. CONN!
Bromine; of the Connecticut Wilts in-
surance Company yesterday i cued e
direction of” the‘ (if
n meeting on Tuesday, May 2», to not
milieu sndtlllltrhu sf— on the recomulendstion cf the board
nothosewho are list~ to in; "the company's financial! com
’w’ern out and without at on you the possibility of cl‘lt'
and renew-
a‘ Add the litter.
it so sure there can
lcnt ll tiny." It is the opinion of
the 0 can that the Son'li‘rsnclsoo
, masons "exhausts the resent surplus."
sum. The latter maintained as thatutho‘rupi-
or in Il‘outi.titlii,,.tlle ' resenrie at It
innit» _, ‘ Jilin 0 fi if
urtlsement .
i new a it
“.‘R‘écd Co
nmsuma 18.”.
Dewitt up of, g , Takes Hot Elwin-”inning, ‘Gsme From"
2 ‘ ' June 10 to '10. .. .
woell‘bsli'heen notable for-more st-A
, imitations provided for theirlleridsu
. deuterium wash fromoluua 10 to .16..
One ofthe most important is the two
that; horse racing events to be built
“.‘icsday, June 12., and WailIterated--t
June 13, at the 'l‘rottius Perkin which
place harbour transferred all the nth.
letlc events excepting baseball. These,“
ntbhulomeuts will be two in number.
one on Thursday and one on=Friduy ‘
afternoon. tllp latter open to all rents
,tcrsd nthieftclll1 not} lg lg b’I‘lhml‘)! “aided
Gull sanction o t e . . . to snow
Mother '. 1’3 a?” panics «importance are to be held
‘ ‘ * at the Hanover Park grounds.
A notable feature that has “been
Is the big ,untonmbllc pur- .
ado ues ny, June 12 st 10 o'clock, All
:autolnoblle owners not residents of
Meriden are invited and will be admit.
, _ : ted free as the Mcrlllen autoist are to
“v“ ' . ’ provide all prizes Three of these are
' oftered for the handsomcst decorated
union of any class, a first, second and
Many beautifully deco-
rated cars are to be in line and seine
notable features will be inirorhloed._
Eleven parades are officially booked
‘1 ,now for the week, three on Monday. '
7 June 11. three on Tuesday. June 12.
* the his labor parade on Wednesday.
June '13. the military parade and the
‘fpurade of over forty drum corps on
“Thursday. the Putnam Phalanx on
' Friday and tho State Sacagerbund on
Of these the largest will
probably be the Civic and industrial
NEW HAVEN. May 18.——~1t was till!
me within a week for
the New Haven baseball team, and this
tilde It came to them.
an pudendum“! . .do ’
woven Innings of mash fluent buueball,
crowned by an 'oluvsllihdieur victory
that sent the crowd hontei‘with a drunk
or enthusiasm than is generally visible; '
at a professional baseball game.
It was oncall for ten innings. New
Haven set the pat-e with a,t ‘ly in the.
Initial inning. which Norwio ‘
up in the second. 'I‘hun. good; itching
and splendid bottling made It IllpOBSi-;
bin to get any more over pentagon un- [
til the blood-stirring eleventh.
holders had everything covered except
for a few well-placed but scattered,
Score by innings:
:- dole . e cautionary.-
"WWW?!" giro mm in . .
. ' W >’ MM . ‘. ‘
tilhaorluus
that an operational:
slim In all the balloon
tubl airtime terrorito her heart. on
our hospitals are full oi
rvsd. . victory.
womenooming
This week’s: Sale of Ohms.
If. you need dishes in any line, either Diuncr‘Scts or
separate pieces, you will buy wisely if you buy this week.
Two Havilanll Sets, stock patterns, will be closed out
at generous reductions, as many or as fcw‘ pieces as you
like. The decorations inthcoc sets arc pink.
BLUE COLONIAL.
The deep. dark, flowing blue that leaks so well with
These four different sets:
rtzpiecc Dinner Set $14.48.‘
100 piece Dinner Set $1’2.98.
Dinner Set for six
Breakfast Set
WHITE AND GOLD SET.
With gold laced edges, golden handles, the pattern
very distinct and graceful. worth regularly $16.00
This weeir's price, $i0.00.
MADDOCK'S ENGLISH PORCELAIN.
One hundred and twelve piece Sets. (lalntily decorated
com tic-to
1000000000
01900000002‘310.li
Bridgeport, 4; New London. 1..
BRIDGEPORT. May 18.—~Brtdgeport
took her game from New bonded yester'vi
tiny by the. score of iI to 1.
tors found Cornell eight times. ‘
their hits were scattered. while that
Orators concentrated their batting tor
the fourth and sixth innings and clinch-
ed their victory. Although the visitors
scored two singles and a doubleln the
third inning and were assisted by a
sacrifice. they only succeeded in get-
tlng one man over the plate. being pro-
Vcntcd from scoring further bysllarp
The score by innings:
third prize.
mahogany or o
v . - I -- .
. ‘There micelles where, on
.is the only resource. butwhen one cow
elders the rent. numbcl'io! Cases 01»
emote troubles cured by
. Plnkham's .Vc eba’ole than
, hould submit. to
1; first trying the Vegetable
(1 writing Mm. Pinkhnm,
Lynn, Maurie:- cdvice. which is free.
hlcrklcy. of 271i Third
e. Wis. Writes:
pound after plly'slcin Infield .work;
Bridgeport 0 0 0 ii 010 0 P4 10 2,
N. London. 0 ti 1 i) 0. ti 0 0 .0-l
. Ilat.terlcs-—(iornen and Beaumont;
faulty and Blilflulse. '- ,
'Sntnrdny.
j“ thousand will be in line. Compound on
June 10 is to be a day of religious
‘oliservsnccs; June it the opening of
the all-week attract ions such as the
' midway, the Mundfnclurersflpnd Var-
ied Arts Expositions, and the histori-
cal Loan exhibit: June 12. Grand Army
Day; June 13, Labor Day; June 14.
Military and Drum Corps Day: June
lb. Wallingford i'iay ill honor of the
mother town. and June iii. Incorpora-
tion Day, with the reproduction of the.
tliWn‘mcetiug which was held Julie iii,
Miss M argrct ‘1
Street. Mllwo‘ukc
Door Mrs. Pinkhnln:
“Loss of strength. extreme
shootingdopalns through the psi
and pr
motioned: med out advice. 1‘ c
an exondnotim, sold,
luble and ulceration and pdvd
Holyoke For-felts Game.
WATERBIIRY. May lit—After scv-
en innings oi the [unrest kind of base-
bnll Holyoke forfeited to Waterbury
ny. refusing to play be-
cause they considered It too
score was 10 to 9. In Holyoko‘s favor.
but with only one out and a. mum on
second and third Waterbury was at-
mostcertain to win out.
user Fleming hlltl purposely-misst‘il a
fly tle Holyoko team rushed up to the
amp re. who drew his watch and gave
the game to Waterbury when Holyoko
refused to continue play.
pitchers Were
replaced Rogers in the third inning.
Lawrence was put out of the game for
The score by innings:
hero Yestcl'd “’llii pink and green, Worth regularly $15.00
This week’s price, $11.00.
ENGLISH “SAVOY.”
One hundred and twelve piece set, green Ir “tit‘l‘
This week's price $6.98.
COTTAGE CHINA.
A notable feature of this sale is the collection of China
quickly hosted.
the had symptoms dimpl end I
new more strong, vigorous
Female troubles are steadily on the
increase among women. If the month
1y periods are very painful. or too fre-
quent end fencessive-wlf you have pain
or swelling low down in the left- side.
bearing-down pains. don‘t. no Icot your-
self: try Lvdie E. I’lnkhom‘st egetablc
~—Many Ills come from impure blood
ian‘l have pure blood with faulty d‘r ‘
position, may liver and sluggish bo~
Burdock Blood Iiltlnrs streng-
thens stomach, bowels and liver, and
purities the blood.
LIGHTNING STRIKES IN BRISTOL.
Sets, that in some cases have. a few pieces missing, a little
out oi‘thc ordinary.‘ A number to srll at $5.94.
1400140—40110
0‘500310—«9 7 3
Eateries—Nola and Schiucel; Rog-
ers, Broukio and ’l‘hacllora.
Springfield. 2; Hartford. 2.
SPRINGFIELD. May iS.—~Umpiro
Hickey called yesterday's game when
Springfield had three men on button
with one out in the last half of the
Head. Tuesday and O‘Connor
hudsingled in succession, when Hickey
“i the game on account of rain
and play was not resumed.
had been snappy on both sides, a bril-
liant stop and throw by Justice being
The score by innings:
Kill'e Horse, Sets Fire to Burn and
YOUNG HELD FOR TRIAL BEFORE
HIGHER COURT.
Mary Rial Tells Her Story and Jus-
tice Bartlett Fixee Ball at $1,000.
BRIS’I‘()I.. May lli.~~1\ heavy than
dot-storm passed over this town shortly
before. ii o'clock lust
which lightning struck and out fine tt.
a burn on South street owned jointly
by John Barnes and Winthrop Dunbar.
The barn was gutted.
by C. W. Ii‘osberg, valued at
$300, and which was in the barn. was
struck and killed by lightning. The to.
in] loss is estimated at about 81.000.
The house of Mrs. ()scar Lundahl. was
also H‘I'tlt‘k by lightning. the chimney
and shingles torn off. and in addition
the llifiitinhuz passion down the chilli-
hey played through the. whole house
tearing off the paper and plaster from
Mrs. Lundahl was slightly
shocked by the bolt.
STRIKES TWICE IN DANBURY.
DANBURY, May lit-«A very heavy
thunder storm raged
o‘clock last night.
than (1. Millard, president of the l)an«
IIIII‘Y'NIIIIIIIIHI Bank. was set. on fire. by
the lightning, and the upper part was
burned. About an hour later the house
of Moses Wheeler, on ’i‘horpe street.
was damaged by fire to tile extent. of
The fire in said to have
been caused by the explosion of u
gasoh-ne stove at which Mrs. Wheeler
was cooking supper.
W4... -_......._'.
caste
. For Infants and 0
lie Kill You lint it
Those who wish to purchase and are not ready this
week can retain a set by paying $2.00 and we will pack and
hold it for a reasonable time.
A horse owned
mining engineer, must
fore a jury in the civil common pleas
court. In Bridgeport. to show cause
why he should not contribute to the
t of the child of Mary (i. Rial.
Yesterday afternoon Justice Frederick
A. Bartlett held Young for the Jum-
tm‘m of the court under a bond of 3|.-
Youm: has not yet obtained a
bond and is held at, the jail.
When the (£380 came up yesterday
before Justice Bartlett he. announced
that he had sustained the demurrer
to the plea ill abatement to the lur—
isdictlon and would hear the case.
Clarence Flem-
Ing, of the chirp oi b‘tisaenden and (“.ar~
ter in Stamford. had filed a» plea to
the jurisdiction on the ground
Miss Itiul did not "dwcll" in the city
within the meaning of the law.
To this plan Attorney Carl Foster
for the young woman. entered a dc-
murrer. Justice Bartlett sustained the
lie finds that the general
purpose of the law is to protect. the
woman and-tho community. and this
purpose would be defeated if the plea
to the jurisdiction were good.
thought. too. that it there wore
merit in the plea it was one which
ought to be linseed upon in a higher
00100100—2 7 2’
00101000—~2 7 2
Butterfcs—llowler. llcss. IAIIiy and
l’arklns and 0‘1.cury and
N e at Lee e.
The barn of 'l‘ho- all n 90
Pittslmrg. l 0 0 ti 0 0 0 l x-«z 7 0,
New York, 0 0 ti 0 ("I 0 (I 0 0---Ii
IIHIII}!‘I(¥H‘~I4?PVPI‘ and Gibson: Mc-
(llnulty and Brcsnnhan and Marshall.
At Cincinnati:
00110000x--~'
000 00000 0"“ 3 0.
Batteries-"Weimcr and Schlel; Lind.
sums and Nccdham.
Will ARE'NOW PREPAREDTO Snow AN ATTRACTIVE LINE or
CARPET HUGS, SIZE 3 YARDS BY 4 YARDS. IN VARIOUS GRADES. IN-
CLUDING INGRAINS. ART SQUARES, 'I‘AI‘ESTRY, AXMINSTER AND
M St. Innis:
. DY BRUSSELS. WE INVITE ESPECIAL A'I‘TEN'I‘IO
,St. Main. 0 i 0 t) a: '
dm
DIPHTHERIA moves POSTOFFICE.
0 0 0 0~—2 8 1 L
Batteries—Brown ind Raul); Strlck- .
Miss Rial went on the witness stand
lett and Bergen.
and told of her relations with Young.
The young man came to Rudsdalo. Pa..
where the plaintiff resided. to go to
'work. He obtained board at the home
of her parents and she became
anointed with him. She told how the
ripened into
warmer and of the promises Young
utilitarian—«Minuet. and Kling; ru-
tlnger, McClosllo‘yand Doom. .
Quarters at North Canton Have to be
Vacated. Postmaster": Family
Having Disease.
, COLLINSVILLE,
Canton has several castle of diphtheria
Oliver C. Adams, the it your old son
of Postmaster Henry Adams. to very
sick with the disease. and it is fear»
ed that other children were exposed
before the case Wan discover ‘
postolllco has been
Adamu‘ house but it has now
moved temporarilylo the home of F;
W. Stoddard,
The, village school was also closed '
by the health authorities
building was thoroughly laminated and
aired. Antltomlnc has been administer-
ed to young Adams, and Dr. Camp»
bell, the attending physician. thinks be
It is said that there are~
also one or IWH other utmplclouu cas- \
American League.
At Philadelphia:
21001oolx
000000000—-0 10'
and Schrecll
The young man had“, no defense.
Justice Bartlett. increased the bull re- _
' quired to $1.000 after hearing the evi- ' '
‘ CARPETS. AIJ. GRADES. CHINESE AND JAPANERE MATTINGB.
l
fOILCLOTl-IS AND IJINOIIEUMS. SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
f
PIRATING FOLEY'O HONEY AND Batteries—«wildcat!
TAR. Slevcr, Killian and Paine.
Foley & 00.. Chicago, originated
and Tar use throat and. lung.
retnc y. and on uncountof the crust
merit and popularity of hoiuy's Honey
and TM lnuny imitations are offered
for the IODIIIIIG.
Cloveland...tl l 0 0
Butterloluel-Ioss and Clark: Young
and Graham.
M ,Washlngtou:
00 0 0.0 2 0,4 0~~012 I
002000000w2
Billterlcuwl’nlterson and Sullivan:
Smith. Wolfe and Kittredge.
At. New York:
These worthless
have similar
Iiowuro of them. The non-
uine Foley‘s Honey and TM is in at
Ask‘ for It and re-
yeilow package.
fuse any uulmtituto.
remedy for crumbs and
tcd’s Drug Store.
HEARING GRANTED.
' Road Reported Willing to Listen to
.. Freioht Handlers.
..ullw HAqu, May 18.
I mania today in the lookout of
freight handlers ofthe ,ew
New Haven and lint-ti rd, ligand in-
st this labor ti flluulty may be ,
the course of a few days. and
,‘ n the men may be
his {sooner than 1.,
are about...
a 0.0. a com
nutritive hare c.
scorn NORWALK. co
_ W
WA: WAsTtNG AWAY.
, eon troubled with kidney
....I.hp'.lil.ill. five years ",. writes.
Robert it. Watts} of Sale
lost flesh and ocular felt we
tored with. ”1.9;
Telephone 440.
New York 0 u u o r a m r I ‘
’ . e o
WEN hail
arrest), May. is.
‘ Butteriuawt‘mesbro
:olaumndcmqae
, "mp—Mm
«The shined every n,
- Uflmflw'v
od'li'oiey's Kili‘
__ a thin tim- bottle! in. e
clarity ture‘i mount! 1
gulsrttles are ottsil‘
ivewdrlnlchln r being.
tend to 3 id no I at
uelnc Foley‘s
lilor‘kidn’ey rirro idlsd bring quick
cullseli by um "
overheated.» -
;-‘ n the so ,
,-|”I'° t m informational-
metallic does not
their ievsnces before the atheists ra-
, tut those c1000!!! { Vito were to
uti‘ond the muse msstlnl ll
take place last night 'at Colonist
. “ 89
1k. domains are
cocoulALlulepgussv convey.
. . I N.,
MFG D.‘Idoy.18.~—The eleventh, gin
Iii moon of the Colonial ,
convention. pill
here yesterday.
r. ,
also m...
o.
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Norwalk Chronicler