moot foxth'u. foli- ' lots. 0&0th tonic litter irwlgoi'oior and Ibodcclic lions All. fltlilwitb c at trut- Lynch. of south Norwalk, are the criminal common rt yesterday charged with ficrt. of his wife, Susan Lynch. sod was represented by At. "prosecuting attorney of Nor~ Lynch and his wife have not arrested and by order of he was obliged to give his .» sit for six months. The , c has e custody of the‘ three it area, used 17,10 and 7. 1; The defense of the husband was . sisal incapacity. The husband's Vioolts and actions bole out the feet _ , that. be was far from being a strong '. man. He said that he helped around ' Miss Carry M. Adams’ house, and worked when he was able, receiving 315 cents an hour. and that his ever one weekly wage was from $7 to 89. Out of his earnings he pays $4 a week for" himself and 34 a week for his trip younzorchildte11 to Miss Adams. The husband testified that his wife menu met him on the street and demon ed the children. He refused. that! she threatened to have him‘ arrested for non support. anti théi prosecution began Attorney ,1 Davis intimated that. Miss Adams will really the attmctlon, and the cause of the separation the issue of the: 11511101.. wife came up, and this ‘ was the point that was a puzzler to the. jury. it is Miss Adams who has the keeping of the children, or rather they live in her house. Mr. Lynch' a « doctor testified: to the mana continu- 1 rolls illness as long as he knew him, 1 and that he had been treating him off and on for a year it was united that the older son earned it a. week. Although not. an issue the prosccu _ lion attacked Mr Lynch's credibility and, in his argument, Attorney Davis ‘ cubed it rather hard against Miss ‘ A s. The case was given to the ,ond after an hour's considers- the jury ctuue out and asked if tit 0‘ were to consider that wages of the older boy as part of the income of the defendant. The court informed them that under the low the father will entitled to the earnings of the doll. Don't neglect your stomach. At the rill. indication of trouble take some this; that. will help it alum; in its work of the eating the food you eat. mold“ for ndicotutnn 11nd dyspepsia will'da , this. field by The Clifford may and The firings l’ilfi‘f: saucy. «atom use A sources. elitists, stint swim imperial rin- I'fiuibtri' was able to announce to th has been 2 rare experience the Earthen mature of recent years, surplus tif revenues. The iill‘ n itpcuditdrts over the out 0.808.200. of which 83. consists summonses in the oil 82.321500 in retrench- The surplus will be distributed federal states. Maw-sum 1 IDLLCWS DROUGHT. 3L0. Sept bre’l’ha crops were not ruined by the drought lining, drowned out. The points lit-barely escaped being dried " dilmtcusd wills rot and WW0 hurrying to not the to " ' that. ”most of the mount if“ ' mm port ’MKlNLEY MONUMENT. M "Erccted by State of New York on Ni. agar: Square, Buffalo} BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. b.-——The mon- ument ttf be dedicated here today in memory of William McKinley. was forested by the state of New York on a site provided by the city of Buffalo ilt is in the form of an obelisk the tapering point of which rises high above the trees of Niagara Square. ,While the dedication of the obelisk when place in a week given over to ”festivities in commemoration of the s‘ev nty-lifth anniversary of linifalo’s incorporation as a city and as “Old liome Week ” the ceremonies today are quite separate from the general celebration The obelisk is a pale white marble ~ shaft 86 feet in height and rests upon a pedestal fourteen feet high, the base of which is twelve feet above the street level. The whole is surrounded by a les- seilated promenade, embellished with 0 note puppets and ballastrades and fountains. 011 four sides of the base 0‘ the column appropriate inscr.lptlons vins important dates in the life of McKinley and closing with the state meat that he “died in Buffalo Sept 14. 1901, victim of a tieachetous assassin who shot the president as be Was ex tending to him the hand of courtesy. " The monument was built under tht1 direction of a commission command of id. H” Butler and George E. Matthews. of Buffalo; John G. Mliburn of New York, formerly of Buffalo and at whine home President McKinley died. and id. A. Curtis, cf Frcdonla. 'i‘oduy sees an end to their work when Chairman lititler formally hands to Governor Hughes a work complete in every do trill, and of rare artistic beauty WATCH MAN SAVED SHOP. now—‘- Lcc Soft Hat . Factory in Danbury Struck by Lightning. Tho prompt. action of Thomas 1k» land, the night watchman at the Lot'- soft but factory in Daubnry, saved that factory front possible dcsltnctlcn by fire after it had been struck by light- ning in the thunderstorm which struck Dpnhury shortly allot 12 o clock 'l‘uca day night. The belt, which is supposed to have followed a wire. entered the finishing room and set fire to the w‘txidwork of a window and then left the factory by way of the elevator: shaft, scattering racks of hats along! its mill. r iloiuud rtlu info the finishing room as soon as the bolt bit the build- ing and taking a hammer knocked the tip from an automatic ill-s extinguish- or on the calling which quenched the flames. The water flooded a part of the finishing room and Went down into the trimming department, where much damage was done to the stock. 'i’houxh the stock in both the trim miss and finishing suffered front wa ter. the amount of tiltflltiflf) has not been estimated. m MW . Hoses is KILLED. struck 0y Lightning and injury No oculmtui m bulb. Reuben .f. Signor. the fictimi inc denier, lost an excellent driving horse as it result of the thunder shower on 'i‘tteittiay night. The animal was turned out to pasture on land belonging to fi. fi ilumut known as the Seeicy grove lot. it was found yesterday morning that lightning had struck the animal and injured it so badly that it was necessary to kill the horse to put it old. of its misery. A bull. had gone tit unit the animal's is: making it filled hole and the wonder is that the horse was not killed out right. ’f‘hs horse turns a pet of the family and one that they would not have some with for a money consideration. “W ltLOW MANUFACTURER iLL. Giftinti . , dept. emotions! it more millionaire plow muscles: with? of ”Midlifei fit. is it gallant at 11 private 00011in 11m. on may from pernicious specials. usually a fatal who. on dreamt. ; dimes Ho iii sorority yours 0111,4110, m on burn in retainer. a. ‘ilt PEDDLERB ,'i'RiAL POBTPONED. crazy Willlmmfic Syrian Getl Delay 1 of Hearing on Wife Murder. PUTNAM, Sept b.——~Naiceb Birbar ie the Syrian pedtllcr of Willlmuntlc who is charged with the murder ~of his wife, Mary Ann by giving her car bollc acid on October 12 last. was pro seated in the superior court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to the charge His counsel. Frank Kinney of Branford asked for a delay in trial as senior counsel, James Sullivan of New Ha ven has been suddenly called to Kan- son. The case was continued until the October term by ugteement Iiirbnric has been in the insane asylum but Brooklyn having recovered his nor 'ookiyn having receovercd his nor nal state. He will be rccommitted to drill to await trial m...— ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA. M1s Franklin Btisb, of New Castle Del. say:s “l suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great. distress and belching. i tried everything i could hear of. but nothing helped me until i look Brazilian Balm and one 50 cent. bottle cured me completely. ‘1Fol sale by it if. Plulsted, F. ii. Bax tor and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” PORTSMOUTH TREATY ANNlVER SARY. PORTSMOUTH. N. ii., Sept. f1.- The second anniversary of the signing of the treaty of Potfltsmouih by 10pm sentatives of the Russian and Japanese governments, which brought about a fertilisation of the war in which tge nations were engaged, was celebrat .d in this city today. The chief feature 0 the celebration today will be the unveiling of a bronze memorial tab kit, late this afternoon, at Christ icpis copal Church, where the Russian priests who accompanied the 1111111121 nlukora from that country, held ser vices during the negotiations. The principal address in connection with the dedication of the tablet will be dialiveretl by ltlsbop Potter. of New York. who took part. in the militant services. Baron Rotten, tht1 Russian ambassador and all of the Russian priests who ptuilciputcd iu the ser- vices during the conference Wt-te ox- pooled to attend. HOW ”to AVOID APPENDlOiTlB. tum victims of appendicitis are lose who are habitually constipated. ( rluti imitative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by stimulating t 0 liver and bowl-is and restores the n turnl action of the bowls. ()rluo laxative Fftiit Syrup does not nnu scale or grind and in mild and pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. The gimp“ Pharmacy and i’iaistod’s Druu ore. GRANGE VOTING ON (”TV CHAR; 1 TERI Wiltl'i‘ HAVEN. iiiopt ftw’l‘ho voters of the town of Orange turned out in force today. despite the rainy weather and cast their ballots for or against the proposed city charter for that town. The late legislature passed on t 11 charter which provided for it rid premium. and If the voters agree to accept it today. the new city gave 1- most of Orange will take hold on Jun- usry 1.1008. At the present time there are three forms of government in the town. and there has been a great deal of dissatisfaction expressed over the results of the three headed ndmlnbo tuition school. town and borough tires are new paid by the property bblders. the borough of West Haven being in the town of orange. and the new charter docs sway with the triple assessment. providing an it does, for "RAPHAEL ” unused and sick headache. out on the occasion of the persecution of the Roman Catholics in the church in France: ‘ . "Right. Reverend so: i :1 “in this most atrocious the soverixn pontiff has received no little consolation from the letter re- cently addressed to him by yourself and the faithful of your diocese. For the storm of hatred aroused by the wicked lends a brighter story to the love wherewith you cherish the most August Father of Christendom. Duel)- iy tough ed by the gift- ho thanks you most cmtliy and most lovingly. be- . slows upon you and your flock the apostolic benediction its a token of good will and a pledge of every bless lug l gladly avail myself of this up pottunlty to assure your lordship of ,5 my earnest devotion and remain. Most faithfully yours, ‘ CARDINAL MERRY DEL VAL." . Rome, August 19, 1907.” W OATARRH CANNOT BE CURE!) with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot reach the seat: of the disease Caturrh is a blood or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Cutarrh Care is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure in not a quack medicine. it was prescribed by one of the best physicians 111111111 country for years and is a regular pre scription. it; is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood condemnation directly on thi accus surfaces. The perfect cont binnilcn of the (We ingredients in what produces such wonderful results in caring Catarrh. Send for testimon- ials free. I". J CHENEY list} Props, Toledo, 0. Sold by Draggists price 750. Take Hall's Family Pills for con slipatlou. EAST HAMPTO‘NEBA'STOR lNSTAL Congregational Church Holds intercol- lng Exercises. . EAST HAMPTON, and. 4.—-The or dination of Rev. llugh Elmer Brown the pastor of the East Hampton Con- gregational Church, took place today, the council ropteseutiu‘g churches from Mlddletowu. Portland. Cromwell. Mid tile Haddam. East Holdup and East Hampton accepting him. Exercises began at 10 o’clock and this afternoon there wore services at the church. The sermon was preached by Rev. Marlon i.. diaries, of the Yale Divinity School. 1nd other speakers were Rev. Joel F lves, secretary of the Connecticut Home Missionary Society: Rev. A W. Havens, of Mlddlctowu; Rev A. L. Frisbie and Rev Frederick W. Hol lister, otCromwoll. who spoke on "The Right Hand of Fellowship." HEALTH N THE CANAL ZONE. The higl wages paid make it a mighty tu 'ptntlou to our young arti- sans to join the force of skilled work also needed to construct. the Panama Canal. litany arc restrained however by the fear of favors and malaria. it' is the knowing ones—~those who have used Electric Bitters, who go there without fear. well knowing they are safe from mulurlous influence with Electric Blltcis on hand. Cures blood lson too biliousucse weakness and al stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by 11‘. ii. Baxter, South Norwulk, and if. i’. Weed, Norwalk. druxslsts. 50c. ' BETHEL HATTER RUN OVER. BETHEL, Sept. fir—Daniel Keane, a butter, in a hurry to reach his work yesterday morning, crawled under the gates protecting the Greenwood ave- nue crossing of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, and stepped directly in front of a car that W11 being barked acre the road. He received severe internal injuries, the cutout of which have not yet been tie- tormined. LOST AND FOUND. Lost, between 0:30 p‘. 111., yesterday and neon today. a billions attack, with This loss was occasioned by finding at!“ ll. Buxicrs. South Norwnllt, and E P. Weed' u ',Norwulk thug stores 11 box of Dr King's New Life Pills, the enema teed cure for billousnoss malaria and jaundice. 2r 1d. HARTFORD CHURCH OTRUCK. .iiAltTil‘Oltl), Slept. i.-lluriux the llcavy storm which struck the city at noon today; the Methodist Church on Asylttuwtmot was struck by lishtuing and u portion of the tov’vur damaged. The rain fell during the storm was the heaviest of the season. W ~Doa't let the baby suffer from ensc- iuc. acres or any “Milli, of the skin Donn": Ointment given sauna. relief cures quickly. Perfectly site for children. All drttuitt seilt. it. ’l‘he Republics Journal has another atrium about the line old ladies of nine. Aunt anionic sellers. of hour late, in 100; Mrs 11y Mattresses, of wprfare 1 , Which has been declared 'for the com. . plate destruction of all tillage divine, lotion of out . Automobile speed floods and hid! Villuslliwho unscllcotfiedlcine with- out a license turned cash to the stats y‘q’ any. through the not very nut-cent) babel of the criminal common pi yogurt. inalirl‘ gcport The sum total,“ ofitiie (lentil... of which the auto mod to do in dished #135. ill ' ll, " milking business for.. the criminal courts. fromn murders down i misde- ,n1cenors. furnished both enamples 30000 Floods Flood. ' Last June Charles Pollock and New top R Goetra, wealthy New Yorkers took a notion to ppt up their sixty match of speed as they were passing through the town which contain more rich New Yorkers than any others in the state 2 But the local Dogberrys were just watching for them and both men were placed .under arrest before they got through the town. they were heavily fined and they promptly took an appeal to the crim- inal common piecs.’ '1 * No Reduction in Fine. led up.Pt1’orl‘ecutor'Keriéoiy looked coldly on all propositions for a‘ lab down in the punishment to any extent. It looked like a troll at first but when counsel glanced over the jury and new in about every member of a panel a man who had lostia chicken or had his holse frightened the speed law violators were advised to plead guilty and stand the fine. Mr. Pollack was 375. Both paid up. Doctor Must Have Licence. ishcd the medicine case. lie was ac- cased of practicing medicine without a license. He practices ostep'sthy mas— sage and electtlc currents One of his patients died shortly after he was with the low.» The Greenvvlch court found him guilty and imposed a heavy fine. He took an appeal and the bond was fixed at $200. This bond he lot- felted. A bunch of strikers from the Ameri- can Tube and Stamping Company, in ilrldgeport. ‘who didn’t. sympathize to force them out of their jobs, and who were arrested as a consequence and the charges of intimidation agein- st them pulled, and pleaded guilty to charges of btcach of the peace. Daniel and costs. Mike Benedict. was fined $le and costs. locates Madgl was fined 820 and cents, and Mike Quick, who carried a; jagged stone. concealed in his pocket during a riot was fined 820 and costs for carrying concealed was as. John Zuuthakls, of Siam o,rd was fined :40 and costs for an assault and Eugene Gulf of the same city. for a tail for 10 days, Charles H. Pierce 11 Bridgeport salooukecpcr, charged with keeping a house of illfame pleaded guilty and who fined $100 and costs and John Kelley. who created a dis turbance on a trolley ca1.sud was in the city court fined 820 and costs for tlluukennuss and giwu 10 days in jail for breach of the peace, forfeited a bond of 860 John Snake charged with breach of 0 peace, forfeited a bond of $50. lchasl .l. Dargnn, charged with em- bezzlement. forfeited a bond of 8200 given by William Bergen, and John Stonc,cl1urgcd with improper conduct, finished a bond of a like amount. 8i- vuu by l‘xank Petrino The case ag'ain- st .ioim l’cvoski charged with breach of the peace was nailed. A HUMAN: APPEAL. A humane citizen of Richmond, 1110., Mr. U. D. Williams 107 West Main St, shys: "I appeal to all persons with steak lungs to take Dr. King's New Discovery the only remedy that has helped me and fully comes up to the proprietor s recommendation." it saves more lives than all other throat and lung remedies put together. Used as a cough and cold cure the world over. (lures asthma. bronchitis croup. whooping cough. quinsy, honrseucss and phtltisic stops hemorrhages of the lungs and builds them up. Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's South Norwallt, and ill. 1’ Wood‘s, Norwallt drill stores. £100 and 51.00.1‘riai bottle free. 1" CAPT. WngtfiER START! FOR to Captain 1. W M. Wheeler, who jour- noyoti all the way to Danbury from p been spending the past five weeks at tile home of his ,ouuuln in Dunbury. .s dried the return trip to Ohio lost ’ltnrada the same route that its canto tiapt. w teeter was accent noted by George hooker and Joseph infirm o Daubury. Mr Sullivan will as far as Buffalo but Mr. Becker out tints} to no 'cotupuny him the entire (if those. W' timeout. Ricotta vsc'rsnoltv. . Stats League. vlloiyoke, 0; Bridge rt,‘ it. New linvcnulitirlfo .t‘ttiil. New London: watrpmmmca. Norwichaaprlogilcld. wet grounds. ' minorittucetuiiu. $111.1 b tons tax. The charter was modeled 11 tar that of the city of horny. and i overlies been soitsltimbic opposition The town of magnetic has a popu- i llion of sheath) ““0? “HM? COLC . 0 ii formula I peninsula. fire: in ii limit it: up holds when- t . line .10 out without exception. “import iii till; t as are several other "centurlcliis '1 and lifts. Sarah ltowe Redskins of will. if 99- tut Qldill bottles. The filing“ Pistols“. ‘13... l’ittttbttr inl ti. some) gittliillif EM included, 2 (Mound saw; 7 a , New York.4 "i “my, 1 (first some). I'mktmai'n'us 0w York. 2 (second some. Chicago. 8; Bi. '0“. )0. 01-10011 New York iii in? Chi ca ' ' «”1911 Wouhu pathogen top. rtt . (invoiced. iii ii. 5 .1 I?!" pousideroble , , tips from these two sources was $3057 I Greenwich that town notorious for mile an hour automobiles to the top . in the local court . ) This learning their cases were col- ' fined $60 wblie Mr.Goet11a was taxed A ‘Dr. Ole E. Lound of Greenwich fur- . called in and his in rest followed when » it was found that he had not: complied i with the efforts of the strike breakers Dcszo one of the number was fined 326 ‘ breach of the peace was committed to ‘ liliyrla. i). with the exception of the 1' ‘ ride from South Norwich in a twenty- j five foot nuptial launch. and who has ,' i . negro. 0 (first ' a novelty' in reality. These are in ' 1,191.0 for Weists. ' toubolcd edges that wear so well. Eight inch (lollies, were 30c, Ten inch (lollies, were 400, 'I‘welvc inch 'tiOliitI‘S, were 500, Eighteen inch clothes, were 750. have been sec, to close out at 39c not miss the present salc School Dresses. 600 to $2.00. Ready for wear. Latest styles. allow you nothing for your work if made at home. Hosiery. At file; we, 2 for 260: 190.» Cadet aciantl do Stockings. 1 ' At 250. _ ioforced with Cadet linen. . snow. is Hostility. M100. tics seer WINDOW. Sept 6.—-'i‘he chdlsh cruiser yiula. on which Prince Wil i'ui. Duke of Soudcruloniaud. has been visiting the United hiatus. siesta ed out of Boston harbor at the break of down today. on the journey back £9210“ to convey to King order a “utility. kindly 91191011110111 of out 0.1111110. marinas residents of V'llulteii items. Prinop n3009:? did. flaunt”! it y. until i ”will , viii" 13h?” lump?” Margaret .1 vs . f r. 'e losipdoy of his h‘vlult on Aniéi‘l eon sell. “some any we will be talking to pop; pic on liars." sold the scientist cabin and foul. , cvmmnth For Boys And Girls. IllnfiJl tin ngdi'm cu WHA bust of lilo/tons. of which Capt. till, Church. of Moatviilc, is on till James W. Buddingtou, of tlrciou. first mate, sails today from New Didn't. to (lope Horn on 0 ”id “mitts” cruise. «some old bulletin audit out": lit .11.? M end c... Mahmud 1M1; Dunfcrmhne $11“.an I‘ hey are Lansdouuics, Piaitlcd Lansdowncs, which is Scotch though the line' is not quite complete, you will find among them Several well known and cumulus, arises. Lausdowne up: Silk, and the lustre is so haud‘Smnc " on these pyou wili mistake them at first glance for Silk $1.00 a yard, Dress Goods Section. Fields and f Remnants of Linen Didereut qualities of fineness in lengths ranging from two to two yards, aii' m the regular double width linen. This is a fine chance to g’c’t linens underprice, and of course these will do for household uses as well as waists. Some Remnants of the sheer Handkerchief Linens, all in Tuber short lengths. All at Remnant prices. Buttonhole-edge Dollies; An odd lot' of round tloilics, four sizes, in the firm but— now 19c. now 25c. no.1; 35c. now see. Linen Section. Dresser and Buffet Scarfs. An odd collection in figured damask and lawn with applique 11.0rk,certsin values that Those who are interested in children’s Go Carts should There are about 31 citizen fine Carts, both the light reed and the russet represented. In the Furniture Store, fourth floor. ' The M Read. 0.. Sizes 3 Years to 16 Years. For Girls Well made and at prices that would Three Weighta-lrinc, Medium and Heavy. Knees. fleets and Toes ro- mos OF COTTON 1'0 ADVANOE. LITTLE acorn Arie. The Further? National and Educational Union has fixed the igniumm price for middling cotton at Sept. 0 cents a pound. in addition the price to advance a quorum- of a. cent snail The convention also fixed the price of the loot; staple. The price will range from 2,7 to 45 cents a 0000.01 The convcbiibtt hoard a stunts re solution against fists " ration. LING chum. fitted (fission (lo-operative So i uwschooner lcu0estgr' built nailing also Will.
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