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The second baseball team of the
Nomlk emu school met and defeat-
teiiai representing the hillsides
school. of Westport. yesterday lif-
noon. on the Colonial lot, by a score.
01:12 to 7. This is the second game
between these teams. and as both are
“only matched. much interest was
intimidated in the game and it was
Well pationlaed.
‘ I'DOIII teams were in much better
form than when they last met and this
”ct may be ulti‘ibtiieti to practice. He
Iahou pitched an excellent game m
Norwaik, and it wan to his fine work
thntIStnpies oWe their defeat. He
alive the Wostporterp but three hits
hind fanned eleven men. Wynn was
ratwand played well. Taylor, who,
is he of the first team' s cast offs, was
on se 0nd and made. some fine stops.
(Sustain at short and Lynch at third
each but up II stuI game. Natteford
in tho'lield was the best man in the
game in the third he made a long
run. and a line catch of Keith's fly.
Dchhch'at and Themes played well. the
lattet partlcuially.
iWestport was in the game lit all
points and gave lintee line support.
They have practiced Initch IInd—deI
nerve credit for the game they played.
As o acb team has now won one
saute. the deciding 0i “rubheI” game
Will be played on June 3, at Not walk
The some:
Norv‘valk H. 8.
AB R H PO A E.
Wynn. lb. ......... 5 2 110 0 1
Rhettl.c. ........... 3 2 ill (l 0
Costello, as. ....... 4 '3 0 0 :l 2
Themes. rf. ........ :‘I :I :1 l 0 0
Nuttefonl,~lf ....... 5 i 2 1 i) ii
Bcbachnt. ct. ...... 4 2 l 0 0 0
Lynch; 8h. ......... Ii 0 1 0 0 2
Taylor, 2b. ........ 3 0 0 It 2 i
McMahon, p. ....... «i 0 0 0 ll 0
"Totals .........I.:l’I‘ 12 II 27 it t‘.
Staples H. 8.
All It H [’0 A II‘.
Hagxan,ci'.........b i 2 0 il l
Keith. I'l'. .......... b l 0 l 0 0
C. Woodruff. c. «I 2 1 ll 0 0
Baker. 2b. ......... 2 2 0 I 2
E. Woodrulf, 25h. 3 l 0 0 0
Donoiitle, lb. -i 0 ii 9 0
Nolan, if. .......... -i 0 0 l 0 II
McKenna. as. ...... -I 0 t) l :I I,
Hates, p. .......... I 0 0 0 II 1
Totals ........... :h‘» 'I' 324 9 d
Score by innings: .
Norwalk 11. 1-1.. 0 2:. 0 o :tlx ~12
Staples ii. 8.. .2 0 ii 0 0 ii 0 it Om 7‘
Batten on balls Off MIMahou -i off
Bates ll.
Struck out—~i‘ly McMahon 11, by
Bates 8.
Two-base hits—Naileford :2, Schu
chat 1.
Hit by pitched bail «lilieui 23
Left on bases-«Norwnlk ii .ll, I-ltu
pies H. s. 4
Umpire-“Frank Guarnieri. II:
Scorer—~1‘homas Fiaheri)‘.
Time~0ne hour, 35 minutes.
‘ Hits on the Diamond.
than said there was no second
team. He saw that game and it made
him sit up and take notice.
Someone said the first loam ls Inn-
tlnous. We fail to see it. Can‘t play
without money.
Eagle A 0. .ve Danhury, in place of
first taunt? Friday. lieur about it?
Horan was on the bench _\I"1ll€i‘dfl)-
as a spectator
Frank Gunrnleri, the first team's star
amateur pitcher. in winning fume as
an umpire. Frank is square, anyway.
Someone says the first team never
practiced when everyone was present.
At least tWeive cases are known when
this would not hold.
It has been declared that if Nor-
walk can't beat Greenwich and Dan-
» bury Highs something is wrong. The
locals played Danbury thtI heat game
that team has had this season and
‘Ioat 7 to 6. They made Greenwich
Work ten innings to get no extra run.
They could make these teams play
record games, but money is needed.
One more chanCe at Greenwich.
ABBEOOMENT REDUCED.
“m-
Hmm to Pay Only Three Po, Cent.‘
After May 28.
The directors of the United ilntiers
of North America have decided to re-
duce the per cent. assessment on thtI
earnings of the members from b to it
per cent, taking effect after the pres
out week. The assessment will be (it
vided so that two per cent 11090 into
the treasury of the United Hatters and
one per cent into the treaiury of the
local association. ilnch the five per
cent. assessment four per cent. went
to the national association.
During the tie-up In the betting III-
dustry a year ago the armament was
thirteen per cent. an extra ten per
cent, beln levied for the purpose oi
paying sir Ire benefits. When the tie
up ended the asseument was reduced
so that: the national association was re
delving only two per cent. and this
was alterwnrd increased to four per
cent. on account of the large expenses
contracted with the Mews case. The
American Federation of Labor havina
assumed the responsibility of raisin":
money to take care of the cost of that
case. the board of directors of the
United Hatters has been able to again
reduce the national assessment to two
per cent. making three per cent. in all
for the members to pay.
The present five per cent also”
moat will he collected on all earnings
of the members up to and including
tilrday, May ill On earnings after
t dhte only three per cent. will be
floated
Mills. noo'ltvaL'r Lag‘ sucxmo
', '25. LI—MI‘I Theodore
" Roosevelt visits Buckingham Palace
, y and had a long chat Ivith‘ Queen
.5?“ ther Alexandra. The call was made
5 _ It the suggestion or her majesty. who
Whats rue received Mr. Roosevelt yes-
W expressed the hope that site
, are the farmer president's Wife.
0 i ll superior court,
(thine Will Disappear
if the Advice of This South New
walk Oitlaeu la I'Oilowsd.
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and pains.
Mont times 'tle the kidneys' fault.
Backaohe is realiy'kiduoy ache;
i That's why Dunn's Kidney Pills cure
t. I
this.
Read what one has to say about It:
Mrs. F. ii. Fitch 118 South Main
St., South Net-.wnik Conn. says: .
first used Deans Kidney Pills about
three years ago when suffering from
an attack of kidney trouble. My back
ached. was weak and handicapped me
in doing my work i knew that my
kidneys were out of order, so the pe-
cretiona from these organs were Very
unnatural and passed for too fre-
quently. Dean's Kidn Piiie. which i
finally procured at rs. Plaisted’e
Drug Store. gave me prompt and last-
ing relief. 1 have liken them on sev-
eral occasions since then when feel-
ing slight attacks of backache and
they have never failed to have the
desired effect. 1 willingly confirm the
public statement 1 gave in favor of
Doun' iII Kidney Pills several yeaia ago
and i heartily recommend them again
to other kidney sufferers."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mliburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember thtI IIaIIIe-~i,lonil's~ lInIl
tnke no other.
lilli IIIIIIII Illiii
liltii stun ililliiiil
Alleged Letters Written by Wile
Said to Be Responsible for
Conference of Counsel
Unless something union-Icon dcvei»
'ops \irnluin Whiting Hall will prob»
ably net bcI dlvurm- from Louis it.
lilnli. The case was to new been
,takcu up yesterday strain for lIcnrlIIu
before Judge Ralph Wheeler in the clv
but when nil parties
leached court illt'l't-I. was a conference
and the outcome indicates that tiII-
husband will not make any defense
'nIId will not press his moss complaint
Held Many Consultations.
Counsel held many consultations
with their clients during the iliOI'lIilIK,
The questions at issue were nllIIIoIIy
and the custody of liiti lwu minor chit
|dI-IIII. About noon 11 course of proced-
'ure was agreed on and it won an-
IIoIIuccd that tlIII case would go ()l’i‘l‘
until next Tuesday.
in the meantime pnilcl‘s will be
drawn up and the case will no to thc
court on the evidence so far submit
left. The decree will probably be
tiled regarding the children and all.
mony,
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Disclosures Expected.
it wus cxpccteti that there would be
some startling discioaurI-s when ihi.‘
husband hogan to put in his cane. The
wife seems to haw been It randy letter
writer and some of the letters bud
fallen into the bands of the defense.
'l‘heso letters were to be offered in
evidence. it was said that when this
fact became known thc wife who wiiiI
Inn to listen to a conference upon tbc
questions of alimony and the comedy
of the children.
infidelity Alleged.
in the croua complaint tho husband
had Iilicged improper conduct upon
the part of Mrs. Whiting and had
IIIIIIIIId Hcriy (lrldit-y and James A. (I.
Belles no corruspoudtnts The charge
against tlrldlcy Ieim red to conduct
A woman's back has many aches
Moor South Norwalk women know .,
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which look plane at the home of hirer
unto his tlillllllli
iii PRESIDENTS PRESENCE
Completion of Endowment Fund
May ,Illlll'k Quarter-Century
Event—Graduates
Are to Gather
NEW I’O‘RK. May 2:». With i'I'cui-
(II-Ill ’i‘uft coming from Washington on
June 2nd to celebrate with hundreds
of the Women gruduhtcs of liryn Itihwr
the. 261k anniversary of the college.
special plane for this event urt- bIIinIt
made lore today by officers or the
Bryn . Alumnae Association. slur
rounding“ be president in the open
ciolstcls of thII library at the final sea
eion or limit cumIucucI-IIIctIt, post liliil
present students of limb illnwr. unsold
bled from all over thin country. will
await the final nuuouurciuetlt of Hill
result of their cumpuign to raise thc
hnlf lIIillion-tlollur endowment iIIud
which Is needed to nssurc
lure tbu widening onIk of limb alum
mater and width is still tendon short
of consuIIIInnttmI Following the our
code of the r-IIIt-III film My remix. the
proweds of w'lIiIlI IIIII lIIiIIp turned
ov r h) the untictntudunics on their}
ct Ittibutlou to this fund it is hoped,
al iI2~duIIItloIIIIl oIIId will be shown
to be matched, Ioilnr lot dollar,
ilii‘ nIIIlIliimIs III‘IIoIIIIi III IIIIIioIvnIIIIIi
practically toIIIploIIIIi through thI of
forts or less than n thousand Williit' il.
Mnrshulicd by Helen 'I‘IIft illiil mum
01' bur sophomore clunstuiilcs gruwdo
of the funding and friends of iiryu
Mum able and uruIlIuItI-I. \Illl
Hill)“ the III-nsiIlI-Ill oi” the lulloti
Niall-II, lli‘i'ill‘illltg in plum: iiIui fll'i‘
now being ili‘lil't’li‘il for this went.
“Queen‘s wI-nlilct“ has always favored
open till I-xIIrI-isco ht ill-In anr, and
in prepariup tor thtI Taft liillli't‘hlli out
attic. thI tried will» of the lumpus
billldinus illt‘ IInlbuwiuIIliI: women in
pert to didappoiui the distinguished
audience that is arranging in humid
iru mover) section of the IIIIIllnIIIIt.
Already ii is indicated iiuIt i'rcsldcul
Tait will than upon the l'flillllllt; ili
llryn MINT 11 m'ehicr guillotine Iii ibi-
fIlilIIvars of tho v-oichtII Ibuu lliil't'
crcl lissrmblcd ibI-I'o lll‘rtlh‘.
i‘riuu all the Southern. Middle .11
InIIiiI IIIIII .\'II\\ England etntcs and
even Eiliill unity of tho Width and int
WIIslIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIlIilit-s IIf iilt’ tIIIIilIIclIi.
[Inn Mum mnduaIIs will trawl to
their illil I'IIIIIpus Iiuuuls lo tIIIIIi clues
reunions and join with the air] slu
dents in husknt bull IIIIItIIbIIs, IIuIIfirII
celebrations and councils III'I-I' liIII tl~
uni IIIIIIIpieilou of the endowment fund
for which they have It” lIIIIIu struu
ling. A round Sluttuuu will lII- offered
_I the clues Iii illllT. Iiiiill) (if whom-
members will return from their third
year out of lIIIllIIuc. It was nuununc
ell today With oIIIIIr' IIoIIalIlIIrIIhlc
(‘Ullii'iillliifllli'i 11y \i‘i‘liliii)‘ friends of
hiim L Macon at 524 Went Water
strcct, Elmira. N. \'., liciwem Jan 1
and Iulyl .1004 Ilculcs' connection
with the cake is associated with the
home of the Halls at ioa (‘ ob on ()(i.
1 i908
Intompsrsnoa and cruelty.
The. wife brought suit against Hall
on the around of cruelty and habitual
intemparanoe. Sonic sensational tes-
timony was presented last week in
support of these charges. All the evi-
dence in the case so far has been of a
striking character. III which whiskey
and night revels in New York and
week end celebrations at Cos Cob play-
cd an important part.
The wife slso naked for the custody
of twa small children and alimony.
claiming that her husband was wurth
$160,000. The content was made prscv
tlcaliy upon these two questions. The
lawyers will now fix it up without fur‘
thor appearance in court
Both husband and wife Wore in
court this morning. accompanied h
numerous friends. There was also a
strong array of counsel. The inter-
’esta of the wife were looked after by
former Mayor Cummings, of Stamford.
while Kenealy It Keatiua appeared
for the husband.
WOMAN DAMAGE! FOR AI.-
MI.DI A“ IAUL
Mary Rumours. of Stamford. has
bruulht lull, in the Superior Court
against Sta ey Brsuskiewcs. also of
Stamford. inn damages of 85.000
for an alleged indecent assault. The
papoIs in theI care were filed in the
Superior Court yoaterdny.
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DIVORCE FOR Mill. OPRAOUB.
in the Superior Court. yesterday
Judge Rains Wheeler granted a divorce
to Elsie M Bot-agile. of 1119 Strntford
avenue from her husband. Enoch K.
Spruituc of Oakland. (Jul The suit
was not contested The couple mar
riod January 1, 1901. HI» deserted her
October 6. 1900. infidelity was also at
leged.
Olln PROM BURNI.
LAKEVHAEIE, Mlty 251“ 'Jnhn MchfI
aid who was severely burned at his
home here Benn-day. died last light at
the liosplial at Sharon Pneimonia
developed yesterday. His father.
James McDonald. who was also burn
onIIIIII‘s IIIIIII'nlloII, villus I'IIIIiI ilIIItid’IIII
llillilc up of IIIIIIIIIst sumo us well 11s the
dollars llllil ilillii‘II‘ iillit the chi HillI
.dcuis of ilIyII .‘ilau‘r ilnIII been hourd
lug iIInII lher {fit-ti fut IIIIIIIing or
funds about the cantons will he mill
oil to the grand total that will be un-
nouuicll ill‘iilf‘t' tho III-sirloin.
MONUMENT TO THE HOWE!
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Three Irothors, inventors. to Is Hon.
cred in Their Birthplace.
with
A til 000 men dill, paid for
subscriptions _ members of the
Howe family in bi parts of the United
Staten, is to be unveiled in Spencer.
Mast. on May 10.10 coIIIIIIeIIIorsIc
tllc thrcc lirOIhorLt uiio Worn iii\i‘lll~
orswil‘llnu llouo, .iI; William Howe
and Tyler l-lowc, all of whom were
born in rlpcnccr.
Elias iiowo iIIVi' 'ilit‘il the sewing ma
chine. William IIoWe the trfllis bridge
and him HowlI the spring bed. The
formal IIxIIIclIlt-s at the unveiling will
include an address by Andrew 8.
liowe, of Worcester. Mans.
tunic rum
m Tillli Intro
Eamon Will Make People Fat—-
"Money lack If it Falls." Gaye
MI" .DQ‘DT.
'l‘he line of beauty is a cone. Wont
on may be thin and graceful, but. not
thin and beautiful, There is a vast
number of pale. thin. scrawny people
who the all brains and nerves, bill
without the sircuntli and health that
accompanies the standard weight
Good flesh and perfect health so to
nether. A truetleeh-formlnu food like
adipose is absolutely necessary to
many people.
No one can one thin Wonderful flesh
forming food for 16 days without II no-
iicenbie pain in flash and strength.
Frank II. ilaxter has so much confl
deuce in this r markubie flesh forming
food and heal h restorer that ho is
willing and lad to allow any custoI
mor to tlopost litic with him rind take
home a box of Samose with the under
standing that if i does not give a
isrked' increase in good iirm ilosh
t 0 money will he returned without
ed, in reported as Monitoring.
any questions.
:
.wnourldh‘ltv.’irnlrItrrglo
II illliiliLllillllilili.
ilmvcd ivory pnrnsol bundles urcdcl l-
lcato and beautiful and are coming in
strong among tiIII cprIusivc IIovcltiI-s
of the ucnsun.
it is cosy to simulate the itIIueluu
cont effort in n separate waist and
skirt by having a scant floInIcI‘I on the
skirt thtI width of the usual pcpiui'u
on till" Itusslai oat. the bolt covering
the waistline. iII iiIlII,wny one may
achieve the fashionable itusuinu effect
uiihout illi' extra weight of a com.
The IIIIIIilIIIII lIIIInIIlII blIII- scrgc is
new ruined to n pinnacle of adulation
IIIIIi impulutliy, nud Iiisports itself in
company With the more aristocratic
liberty satin. Probably many of you
have IIIIIIIII built otylltlll and Ri'l‘\‘it"i‘illlll"
downs in this combination.
The following. quotcd in the New
York lIoInlIl flnni tIIII Memoiro of
HUIII) Iii. Sinflluy, is until) lilt'lllflf'il
lug: "lit hue nc‘iIiIIvIIIi success who
that llIII slimmed when d lI_\ the ileum I,
and :
charge of the celebration do not us "
has lived no ii laughed often IIIIII lowed
fot the in WWII; who has gained the rospeit of
into lliuIIuI llli II and thc low of little
IIIIIIIrI-n; \filltl Inn. tun-II his Illiill" and
hiroiupliiihni his task; will) but! left
'ihc world iIIIIiI-I than he found it
, “ill th 'r In nu IIIIpIInIIIi poppi a per
II-It pocm In :1 IIIsIIIIIII soul: who has
‘II-I uII im in Ii nIIIII-I cliilloli or earth‘s
bIIIltIiI III filliIvIl it) I-yprcsu it who has
'Iuiuniu look-Ii in: tip best in nilwrs
and xiwa lllI' luwt ill‘ hull; whom» Ilfc
Isak on lusplmuun, whoa» memory II
lil'lllhlli‘iitlil." ‘
l Standing .wwmu baskets that run be
folded \i find InniId from the house
to the pans or LIIIII are among the
contention ii()\'(lili'l~ of the IIIII that
“plus hltliulti icsui! in tin lIIIsI women of the
household sis-IIII‘IIIII IIIIII'II iiltll- out of
doom than hIIIcIIIiIIIII NIIIIibIIIlIIss III
titles to be IIII'IIIIIII, iIIgIIllIcI Mth IIN'I
Ills cotton. network I-II can all be
(‘Rl'llt‘li :Ii IIIIII,1IIp nuIl illi' worker can
.I-‘il down cIIuIiIIIIuny lil‘lil not be
llillllliii in up in tho lmum Itmy few
moments fin lino missing article.
Why II III IilIould wish to wear It
client the is H apparently Iicsinu
ml to look IIuIlly llkt' u ilillllll skirt
li‘iHlt‘il up for walking. lilxbl) i‘UlUil‘tI
rout. While \i‘hiszrout and till, ls ili‘
IIIIIIi ililllilill conception; but that is
the actual not up sumo designers are
advancing III the \i‘l\ LIIIIIII word in
II Illkilig IIIItlIIIII
'iiit’l‘te if» it l'ilIlII IitliililiI iIlIll I-i put
out le-nIlIII that scans to hair xIIiIIcIi
qiillp II foothold in the IIIolropIIiis. 1‘ his
consists oi too narrow strips of loath
(‘1 hold i0kl‘ill9r tunnel; “till 11 wide
Ulilliiiilfll w'nhli‘hi kiront IIII (iON‘
by two small bliikldn. the sttlpu pas
lug around ilit‘ waist a half ith or so
upurt. ..
While pincnpplcs are of good [tarot
it“) this for ill‘I‘iM‘l'i IIr'In cool sIIppIII
iiiflll’ LII) in the bottom of III gluon dish
a Number of marsh IIIIIllnwk, pour over
”will It i'llllirpi'ii Illllt‘llnllii', covering
the laltcr with a llaht IIpI'lulIllng of
suitor. Sci unity for sen-mi limits to
l‘lilii. and “serve with whipped cream
ewIIIIluv-Inmi null iisIuI'IId with \iliiiiifl.
(IIIIII llllll slivrl‘ IilIsiizIIs upon the
liillillliilllli' shI-Il plus that now ill‘t‘i‘l‘flit'
lllc quil'flu‘c make those IIrIInInI'lIls
more beautiful and more expctuilvc
than i'l'i'i‘. lethisitI- hand work is the
mic. nud unions InIc‘a pocketbook ie
of tho amorous kind. one would better
at the opium dociurci’or plnlu such as
bclilit more appropriate for (lrossinx of
the hair. indeed runny do consider
slIcIi III'niIIIIIIqu more suitable titan
any metal or 't‘illfl.
I am told that Ilit‘ ordinary shirt-
wnlsl box can be made moth proof by
puttlhu in it an Inn thlw aarmcnts
stored ilIIlc bugs or tuuey leaves.
It II liillt' iiour is mixed with the
suit uIIIl vincgnr with which you are
illiillfl to polish brass. it can IIII applied
mow IIIIIIIiy than the iliilllllIlK suit and
vlucyili IulsiI: III. iillii if it is applied
and {oil on to a lime to (by Ionsid
«tub (I labor w ll be paved as the dull
nose will come off with the dry dust
and iIIII metal can be easily polished.
Nuts and celery 1qu well with straw
berries ill'l'iillflild an a fruit salad, Itdii
lint a delicious flavor.
lA‘lt'i‘iiif‘I‘ rhubarb pudding from
Tili‘ iloIIsckI~IIpor: lilutcr d small pnd
IllIur basin and line it with stewed rhu-
hurb llcui two ounces of butter with
three tablespoonfulii of sugar to a
clamp, add (Inc on and half a felon]!
fill of milk then add II quarter of a
pound of flour a pinchof salt. and
half It irnspoonful of halting powder.
Pour into It basin. tie butter p‘a‘gor
over the top and steam for one III-
“III twenty minutes.
.HOTIL Adult/ALI. .
Mahpckamo-«L. ll. Fletcher. hars-
tuna: L. R. lfnrihult. Wlton; if. .1.
Cattery. Now Writ: 1.. Min s. Newark:
W. ll. Sinks. lndlanapolis. lnd.: It. 1c
Roberts. iletrolt: N in Jones. I... O.
Manrtland New Haven; R. It: Bone
dict Bridgeporleolf‘heodore Chad no.
New York; if Manchester. Provide
R. 1.: H. 'i‘. Powera, W. ll. Dreohslor.
Boston: G. It. Reel. New York:I F. D.
Lawton. city; R. H. Ponieroy. West
field.If 8. El. Jarvis, city; .1. :w illniith,
Hartford: It It. Wilmoit nude: E.
Bur-mi 11,1) Moore. New Yorbt“ ..
McGuiIk Rochester floater. I. hit .
Beecher, New Huren' ad .I. Greenayck. F.
Mylowsky, 1‘. Res. reenport; 'i‘. W.
Mandy. Hartford. -
Says Man Who ill
(iii illilil illiiiEil ilililEiEIi
III llllllllililililill lillilil
damn—m
migrated Report
Has Damegedllis uslness to
the Extent of $2,000
A title that concerns II cidcr mill
in lilducilcld and oil nggtiovtld IIIu
ihcr vill- law whn‘ unfolded in the civil
“1100! im court this morning when the
slaIIIlI-I bit of Adolph lfl‘. ileopplm
of RlIigt eid against linobfoiil iluluc.
of iieddiui’g Wits lilcd.i,l'1bppicrsnys
ihut iUl the dust is your» he has been
buying apples to. his IIIlil III which
he llliliii"l IlIItII uIIIi vineuni. The mill
bus 11 (“lllllli‘iiy of 11.000 gullous nanny.
The Assertion.
Shrub iiiluulcs is the plaintiff's mo
tiIIII'-iIt-htw and lives with his family.
ii iii hill-nod that on August ’I'. 1908,
llulnII Hlliil IIIIIII'IIIIiIilII; IlIIusiIIs. "You
are il liar and u tiIici‘. When illc old
inliys husband illt'll ltc. lIIi‘l not rich
and you how rolliubi her of nil iIoI'
lll‘iliii'l'i). Now you wont Io prmc. she
is lIIsnuII :lliti sI-ntl her to an asylum.
When she won sick in bed you look
illlml mi" of her but soon us she was
Kiztilng III-ii you IIIlsIIIIcIl lII-I- uguln."
Says ’Tls False.
(IcIIpMI-r declares that the above
quuiIIIi stulIIIIII-utn \vI-I'c fable and
IIIniirloIIs They have injured him III
feeling and reputation and he has
thereby lost the good will and trade of
many persons. 'i‘iII~ plaintiff also states
that lluiuv said in II woman who had
purchased butler from the pluinlifi
that “the huitcr was better than the
people“ and Illst) remarked. “Why don‘t
you know she Ililrs. Rituuiusl wns well
off and they Int nil she bud and then
ilii'WI lit r illlti tllt lluitl
ilroppior asks for :2. fun Iinulu I-Is
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
air It blessing in the Inst ililli) of pet)
plII who live In IIIIIII IiislIicte. and
such standard medicines as i.\IliII E
Pink-hum s VII gt tniIlII i,‘ oIIIpounIi whit- b
has stood IhIII tool In flInI, growing in
popularity ImII furor every your, will
continue ill Iii.‘ IhII safeguard of AmeriI
cnu women for all diseases peculiar to
their evil
FREIGHT WBRAKEMAN KILLED.
.'lllI.Iltii iII .\', 'il :1) , .lamcs lIulitIy.
a freight lIrnkIIIIInII on the New York.
New iinrvu illitl Hartford railroad. was
run III-I-r Iiilil sII sIIrIII'I-ly injured by
hi.» from title muruihn in the local
yards that ho IiIIIIi at the Mormon hos-
pital II short lilllt‘ aflcrwurds lie was
in years old and leaves a wife and
liner IIlillIiIIIu in Sprlnuflrld. Muss,
JEWS is MOSCOW.
MOSH)“, May '35. viliilciul llllillit‘li'
Ilun wnzl IIIadII today oi n lief III itIl
Jewish men-hunts nl‘ IiIII first guild
Wiuuw families are legally l"liliilt‘d to
“to in Mosul“: 'l'liII Iliiltll‘ iiIIIit‘tIWfl
renitlcnl in the city III'I' in lili‘ anuII
antIiIiilitrlIlilcltl ulI’tIII one tnulitli it!
which to produce proofs of their rich:
to remain outside the pain
~Il
(July It widow rit'i‘lilti to appreciate
that uhnl it Iqu Milk is us iIIIpI'IIIIIuI
to him as what II woman wIIIIIs Is to‘
her.
We God Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNIT-D .ANK DUILDIND
loo a7!
97 WASHINGTON BTRII‘I'.
Hours—4! to 11: 80 a. In... and 12.45 to
s p. to. Monday still SHOW. I to
II 1). III.
.e. j. I
‘- .
ALL THIS WEEK DOME STlRI-IING
BARGAINS lN
DRESSERS
ill ,EiilERS
halftime,- ‘3" ..............s13.so‘
Rex. Ilh.50..at.............. .312.»
RenJilbomt $9.76
New email ommIIImIII‘I‘II mun
for Bungalow Bedrooms. at....
$0.08? $7.43 and $8.26
nub-Inn
MITCHELLI UNOKR‘I‘AKEN
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUOI FURNMHIN
CORNER WALL AND HIGH OT!"
NORWALKI QONN.
DIR.
A' plierwnik Brunch Office of
l
The Evening Seatihel
-3I,,I.
in! st
FOR
(Ezra Ranges are very nice in
but wcntlicr, but that is only :1
small purl oi the your, nIIIl‘i'IIr
tlIc rcsi til it :1 Range that g‘iyc
out heat on all sides is IlIuIlI
mIIIc comfortable.
Sci up at Stamford Rnugciu
your kitchen. one with :1 (his
Slicli' hitucllcil itirlmt, wcnthcr it
you wish, will you will ill: mm-
fIirtublc :Ill tlIc year through.
FOR SALE for
Horace R. Nash. our. North Main and West Ste.
LYNCH CHOSEN AGIAIN TO HEAD
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
iNlli.\N.Ai’(’)l.lS, lud., May 25.-Ro
ports from 577 of the approximately
700 unions of the international Typo-
granIicnl unlou indicates that with
probably one exception till the. national
oiiicIIr were re elected 'iho possible
exception is 'l 1). Fennessy. of “)8
Angels, the totals showing that Mich
nci Powell. of Ottawa. Canada. is loud-
inn, by several hundred voice for true-
tIII- of the Union Prlblers' bonit- at
i‘olilrnilo Sprint“.
The reports received at tho gencrui
ofiicc indicate that James M. Lynch
will llt’ I'II.«l-"l01.'.l,cd by about 7,000 rules,
while Secretary .l. W. Hnycs' piurni-
ily may refill: i0.0(ltl. Unless the 100
unions which haw not reported change
the ballot materially. the offlccrs chos-
t'l] lil‘e:
PIcsichIt James bl. LIIII II Syru-
I'usc, N first vile presldenl. (Imige
A 'i'I'I'aII. Sun FIauIIsIIu; sIIIrctary .l.
W. Hayes. Minneapolis; delegates to
the American Federation of Labor.
iI‘rnIIk Morrison. Chicago; Max S.
Hayes, (Ilcvclahd. and Hugh Steven
son, Tornto; trustee to the Printers'
homo, Michael PoWIIll,0tlawI1; agent
of thc I’rlntcrs' home. George P. Nich»
his, Ilaitiniorc.
A Hill!) wants to buy his ticket for
iIcavI-II with lots of stopover privi-
TEXASILARGER THAN ANY EURO-
PEAN COUNTRY EXCEPT
RUSSIA.
Bearing in mind that it was only
sixty-five years ago that Texas was
admitted to the Union. this is an as
Ipnlshlug Iccord in empire building
or ’icxns Ie certainly an empire
None of the monarchlee of Europe.
with the cxception of Russia, can
show u larger area than hers—she
posscsues 57,000 square miles more
of territory thuu the Kaiser's realm.
From this it will be. seen that grant
us have been her achievements of
the last few decades, they are after
all inconsiderable in comparison with
what thc future has in store for her.
Her great diversity‘of eoil, the multi-
farious character of her Imlural rc-
eourcee. her geographical position, and
the high type of immigration which
has swelled her population, all point
to the day when in numbers and and
wealth and every adjunct of empire.
sure those of making treaties and lo-
vylng war, she will be on a par With
me old world empires—National Mag.
nzlue for April.
When you start on the Sour Way.
and are as disagreeable as possible.
your friends quietly arrange to drop
you. When they talk about you, they
logos,
39 WALL STREET.
I
lit REEBRDS EllR JUNE
ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR CHOOSINQ, AT OUR STORE.
UNUSUALLY FINE SELECTION TO SUIT ALL TASTES.
85c and 50c
F. E IIQCKWOOD a co.
OARABI, WATER STREET.
TELEPHONE.
AN
NORWALK, court.
shrug their shoulders, and any the on-
ly thing to do is to keep out of your
way.
WE
SELL
Neverduéty "Street Oil
10c PER
GALLON
0r Will Oil Your Street for In Square Foot,
MANUFACTURED DY
Century WATERPROOFING Cempany
SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone ass.
EAOT NORWALK. OT.
Reason No 2
The casing or jacket on an ARGAND BOILER is made of heavy cast
iron which is lined with asbestos The heat does not radiate in the cellar
but is retained in the boiler, absorbed by the water sud ”distributed in the
living rooms.
No waste heat but where you slant it and when you want it.
installed by any healing contractor.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
, scorn noawsmt. Conn. .
ARGAND BOILERS ARE-i MADE IN NORWALK
In
our COUCH HAMMDOK.
Bathrooms Complete
$50.... 00
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN STRE’I‘. NORWALK
IT is 'i‘IME TO FURNMi‘YOUR MAMA Wi'i‘i'l
Porch Shades. Chairs. Rugs and
*. Hammocks .
Our stock is large and ysrlod. but we would call special attention to
if you have never tried one of these you will
be surprised at the comfort they effort]. .
The A -.I ANGEVINE; 3. son co
' II
Norwalk Chronicler