makers MAY scores.
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Attornsy Walsh Does Not Know Why
Beers ll Co. Closed Up.
Attorney John J. Walsh admitted
that although he is attorney for flout:
or S. Beers. of the Homer 8. Beers
& Campauy stores, which closed lion-
doy. he does not know why they were
closed. where Mr. Beers is, or when
the stores will reopen, although he
thinks they will again be ready for
business by- fail. '
Attorney Walsh stated that he has
been informed that pome of the local
. is for too sure to come when our bodily strength has been undermined
‘hy the [Milken of'hile. "adverbs. sour . sin esssut hath.
aervousness. .o ‘ .vlsh to dooothiu ensllsigos of hi mussels—«um.
f M. that your . but needs help. - ost theright help is given and the
bodily condition‘nhich invites serious sickness
ls Prevented By '*
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' {sully remedy will clas- our syotem. resolute your bowels. stimulate your
0 your nerves.‘ our digestion will he so improved. .0“, food will
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BROWNING VICTIM UNIDENTI-
FIED.
. ., WALLINGFORD, May
though no clue has yet been found to
the identity of the man whose body
Was discovered partly submerged in a
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ABCENSION DAV SERVICES.
Tomorrow, Thursday. is Ascension
Day, a holy day or obligation. There
will be the following services at St.
Paul's (‘hurchc
6:30 a. in. Holy Communion.
bring some tangible result in that con-y
section. Coroner Mix continued his‘
15.-—Al- ! inquiry into the case today.
ONE WEEK
jof a Sentinel classified ad. will give
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nits in ; *
hill or
burn
Chester sham, Aged 45 Years,
Jii’ sunburn
ION-ous- r‘n“
a.-- -.. w o » “4.0.4, ”mafiameI-m» o.
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can”, ENDS L'fE months' jail sentence for stealing a
. , . suit of clothes, from a Pequcnnoclt
street tailor. est came to rid e-
Many Children Dis of Group Evsryi port and secure: work at the $00150.
Y9" 30“" l 99“" 0'" b' Lbile company. One night he was in
Summonsd- thmilor shop and saw a suit of
Parents of children should be pre-Ecmmeg, and that night he broke into
tllared at all times 1'01” a Bill!!!“ 01!the place and stole them. They were
CI‘OIID- made for another fellow. West fled
Keep in ‘le “0““ a remedy that the city but returned and was arrow
will give instant relief and keep theled. lind he had the clothes on his
child from choking until the arrival Map His mother was present in the
ot the physician. ,court room.
(let a 50‘cent bottle of liYOMl-Jl to; One Year for Marin.
day and in case of an attack of croup Frank Moran. of nanbury, the “saw-
pour 20 drops into ' kitchen howl otidust' man at Edward Burke‘s saloon.
s
’ . butchers are now in reality only act- III! ‘ . boiling water. Hold the child's head‘ i . 5 e . to all f r
’ lug as collecting agencies for the PIC sum, to “INNS" out over the bowl so that ‘It can. breath l fledgihf?brws:ai’;tngt ambjitle OJ, Wm:
: large ill-ms and wholesalers. “a. on FIVB'YIaf‘md-al” In the soothin. penetrating vapor that ‘ key from the saloon. ,1“ order to
. rumor as . . c - arses. n: e mean me sen for a , ‘
mmmmmmm-m¢wum A» . h n T: (maximise; Stamfo fl M ll9 . li' i l I m u d ! Imp" ”"3 ““3“” he "'e‘e'med m
old-venture. labou- 10¢..350. "T" "m 0p?" “D, e ‘ l‘ on 3" pryscan. . .ilock uptthe saloon one night, but left
store next uck. i‘his has not been 7 this treatment has saved the lives:
of many children) and is a precaution
that all parents should promptly take.
IiYOMEi is sold by drugglsts every-
;and get his drink. :i‘he trouble with
Moran is that he had been before the
court befoge. lie was told that if no
Attorney Stoddard, a Victim oi
~”lamp half a tulle from Reed's Gap, iyou a good choice of replies to answer.‘ it n. m., Mtlrlllnk pl’lll't‘l' and “0‘? ,
Sunday last. the authorities have fact the best tenant or landlord youfttotnmunlon. Nankmure's Thievery, Pleads
hopes that further investigation may 'can. i ii p. 11]., Evening prnycr.
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Admit cum When Ptlt to Pier
Hill lllllli liillllHS;
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where, and is guaranteed {or croup,
ever appeared before the court again
(-ularrh, asthma and bronchitis.
'that he would go to state's prison.
‘ Grand Jury Called Friday.
The grand jury will be called in on
Friday to consider two murder cases.
The cases against
who shot farmer Harry Mondlin at
' Wilton, last August. and also in the
prose against Rollin Hedges. who
.‘slruck James 1.. Ste-wart on the. head
court thought it was a case where the;
lad should he placed under probation,
but the accttsed should be nutter the
cure of his parents and not nwaylrom
homo, and as he lived on} of the state
lt was a puzzle to know just what to
. the door open so that he could get in,
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(‘arte‘r had charge of the case before
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{lsll outrage on u five-yearvold girl in‘
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lat, was sentenced to state prison by
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loss than eight. Swords was one 0!
‘the elderly prisoners in the pcn. ills
{habitat is sometimes at Danburi‘ Md
insain at Brewstcrs, and sometimes at
«other places. lie was brought before
two counts of indecent.
assault. and pleaded guilty to one:
count, which was accepted by the;
state. The assault which was not."
pressed was one brought on complaint}
of n layout-«rid girl.
Testimony Unnecessary.
Assistant State's AlOl'i‘luy Galen A?
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the court in Stamford and was thus:
familiar with all the circumstances. Asl
the man pleaded guilty all the facts ol'l
Lthc outrage Willi not cntvrcd into, but.
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it was oneoi‘ the most terrible crimes;
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‘ committed.
trutlou in this court or any other. ’l‘hv
'ill‘llllln or the rnac was submitted by
logo: to trotn physicians. i
Under influence of Drink. 1
Attorneys .lrrrc Stewart, who ntprcr
'2 snutml thcflictrusml. told lllo court that
5 tho prisunxr had been drinking hcuv-
ii} at the How of the crime, “lid it
nus bcrnuso the mun was under the
iuiluvncc of drink that the crime wnal
When the mats mount up
to receive his sentcnct- tilt-n- was not"
1 one in tho court who have him a pity-t
. lug glnllt‘t‘. ‘
The .‘lily term of the court trump in t
' i
‘ at 2 o‘clock. and win-n .ludgo [lt‘uilotl
took his place he asked thut. prnycr bu .
often-rd by tho Rev. Thomas Mnlcnhyi
of St. Mary's church. After that all? ‘
the prlsnncts were put to pick. law-i
yt-rs were assigned to 100k after thcirl
lnicrcsts, and out of the entire batch
only three entemd o plea of guilty.
The first man to plead guilty and
also one of tin- first to be reached.
was Kakichi Nakuuturo. the Japanese!
stimulant ut the University Club.
Bridgeport. who will: charged filth
the theft of a fur lined overcoat be
longing to Attorney John T. L. Hub-
beii. tic is the tirst member of his
race to nppqir before the court. it
was rcprrscntod to the court that, No-
kunturc had lwt‘lt live yarn in the coun-
try and up to tho time that he began
to galubio In the name of poker he had
been a very good boy. To get money
to gamble ho had been taking money
from the pockets of the members of
the club and he took a valuable over-
cont. which he pswncd for 89. Ho
coillt’iliiild to the thefts when arrested.
and also made. some restitution. At-
torney Stanford Stoddard. who by the
way. had been “touched" by Nakn-
inure. appeared in his behalf and
made a good plan for clemency. Nak-
umum was given three months in jail.
‘ Boy Ctois 070.
Albert Sells, a l'l-yearold colored
boy, was given a sentence of one year
in jail. but judgment was suspended.
and be was placed in the custody or
Probation omcer Canneld tfor that:
period. ”and is also allowed to so to
his home in Long island near Port
Jefferson. Solis was the errand boy.
at the Galen hospital, Bridgeport, and
stole $70 from the rate. He spent all
the money in New York and then
lilo. Acting state's Attorney Pullman
:tlnally suggested that Sells be placed
itn the care of ()ttlcerrCanfield and be
obliged to write or report every two
.woks to him thmush thtI Rev. .llr.‘5.m“mfhy for Hedges and his lrlelida
! iarper The suggestion was followed > have retained Attorneys Homer S.
out. 3
. I .l. . 'slah to defend
Sentenced for Burglary. (ummiuga and J “
Joseph Storms. a colored youth who,him. The killing or Stewart was the
wore a wide pair of khaki trousers,imumme of an April [‘00] 10h"
was sent to jail‘ for four months for. TOOK‘WARNING
breaking into a store in Stamford 9nd ___‘_«
’stesling 08 front the cash drawer. Al~ Felix Rugganslll. In the Town Court
ithough it was his first offense he was! But Case |. Continued. -
”mo“ ‘0‘“ months. 5 Felix Rugsanclli. arrested by ()mccr
James (kick. of Stutufnrd. was ”’"u'l‘bomna J‘ homey. on a warrant ‘58“.
'0 1“” for ""9“ months, Cook's “'"fied bu Prosecutor Louis Goldschmidt.
is the innitreas of a church in muirharged with removing a warning hm.
clly. Janus; stole his wife's keys opener“ from the paving work In Main
night, broke Into the church. stole the I We“. and also with the theft of the
communion service. which he pawncd. lantern. bot
for 30 cents. and‘slsvo a clock which
he sold for 130 cents. ills defense wast
that he had born on a drunk tor three
weeks. The court records showed.
'nt Sound Beach, the first of last April,
* who died from a fracture of the skull.
it appears that there is a good deal of
LANTERN.
h serious ofllences in them-
selves. pleaded not guilty this morning
'to Judge Edward Al. Lockwood, who
{realising and takimz into account. the
personal disability of Rngganclll, con-
{
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When urinary troubles set in,
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Dosn’s Kidney Pills are for sick
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Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs. Albert Conklin, 143 East Wash-
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says: “i suffered for years from kid-
ney complaint. There was a bearing-
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'and often 1 was so stiff and lame that
i could not walk. The kidney sorre-
tious were unnatural and I knew that
something must he done. Hearing
tDonn's Kidney Pills highly spoken of
i got a. supply at Plalsted‘s Drug Store
Iand although other remedies falls-d to
help me, they 'brought. prmnpt relief.
.l fccl grateful to Doan's Kdney Pills
for what they have done for me."~—~
I (Statemcnt_ given April 1906).
A Confirmed Endorsement.
Mrs. ('onklln was interviewer! on
no 22, 19]]. and she said: “i am
‘only too pleased to confirm my former
:atatcmen't. regarding Doan‘s Kidney
Pills. They worked wonders in my
{case and 1 shall always be grateful
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i liar sale by all dealers. Price 50
Irents. it'ostctnhiiiburn (‘0., Buffalo,
:New York, sole agents for the United
; Statcs. .
Remember the unme-—Doan's~and
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LIBRARY IMPROVEMENTS TALK-
; ED OVER.
I The building committee of the Nor-
walk lloard of Public Library Direc-
l tors hold a meeting yesterday in the ll-
‘ brat-y. With them they had a contrac-
gior who explained how and for an-
! proximately how much the finishing.- of
‘the auditorium can he done.
Tire board of directors at a recmtil
; tnretiug appointed the following com-
;mittee. H. E. Bishop F. B. Smith and
it. 1'. ilaycs. with President nr.’ J. u.
iiircaory as cx-oititgio member. and
that James. had been “kill” for tin-rye ithcse gentlemen \vvro present yester-
} tinned the case until June lsl. ltuggan-
He was given.
mouths awaiting trial. 215m.“ bonds being at 35“
that much more to servo.
Three "mu“ I" Theft. lstntrd this morning to a reporter lllill
. o -. ;
loyal “ ”1' “Pd ‘0‘ whose parents ~' no leniency will be shown to any other
live in Brooklyn, was given a three-
i'l‘lw watchmen on the various pieces;
of paving work going on at the present :-
iillllt‘ in tho llmwl‘ city have been in-i
> structctl to keep n sharp watch for thei
{culprits and hereafter the cases will;
lw pushed to the limit. 1
Thu rmuoutl ot' a. red. warning inn-L
torn trout any oxcavuiion is likely to;
cztnsc the city to become involvcd ml
nu uxpcnsivt- suit. so the strenuousl
, lil-‘t’ldlli‘t’ts will be when by tho authorl-l
' thus to prevent the practice.
The memory of the "ktwttsivt- suit:
the city was called upon to orienth at"i
tor the luntvru ind boon stnlvlt ini
France street. ‘Iuo yum-s. nan. tended;
to brim: about strict orders to arrest;
anyone meddling with the danger slavl
unis.
A Combination ;
Coal and Gas .3
Range
is the latest and best thing. It
takes up less room and is more
economical. ‘
Before you specify o range for
your new house or before you
buy one for on old house,
come and look nt them.
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walked nit the way home. Attorney
Arthur M. Candeld told the court that
it was s case where a boy had left
home too young and was not strong
enoush to mist temptation. it was
the boy‘s first offense and his DII'EMI.
while regretting the act. did not con-
done the offense. Rev. Mr. Harvef- I
colored minister. came all the way
from long Island to tasks a plea for
the boy, and was kind" the Oppoflttm
ity. For It whils. inspiration of poo-
llltlnl the lad snuggle-assailed. , trite
llotel Mahackcmo
J. a. consort, Mn'r.
Isrvles and Cuisine Up-to-Dsts .
Rats: 0: per day and Upwards
‘ IUNDAV DINNIRI 75°
(‘ief of Police Thomas Loathcrlandi
ipcrson ntvrcstod on the shine charge.i
‘ E. H. Mstnswson
Open Monday and Saturday evenings. '
I day.
The plans were some the!“ roughly
:but nothing of n drfinitc nature was
.lt‘unsuctcd. The committee will meet
again curly next week and it is ex-
poctcd that some tangible artion will
be taken at this time.
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RANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFER: EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
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BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
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JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pres.
‘FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
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John H. Knapp John H. Light
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