. Mr Chandler with a speech for a re-
nirlpla of 1111‘ constitution
It, be Poor Man Shall Have
An Equal Voice.
FORD. June ilw-At ll o‘cl rlt
ruins (the Honor.- took up
mpcrtnnt matter of general in-
plan is hofqretlre present [.123-
thc rrproposed constitutional
“ t.raforming tho representa.
1 y the Joint commitco was the
d Fyler amendment drawn rip
t). R. Fyler. chairman of the
Ropublican .COmmlttee, provid~
1500 two for population of
mm: moré for each 20.00 0
The interest felt 1n
portant change in the constltrr:
1 the 1111111111 wan aho’w'riré by mo:
a careful address. going
be history of representw
to and showing why the
select ted was consider ed. the
i. one selected. Mr.
. w d the case f'uliy1
~_1igro'ug‘ht certainly to be done
ml the situation in the state 111:-
Union, he said. with 500
has two representatives.
Hairlrlen. With 4 200 had one.
mail towns were decreasing right
The" amendmcnt rc-
o «trite representatives.
igh‘t representatives in this House
than after 300; 000‘ inhabitants of
. Eight. other men had ‘1000
p ‘ ~ Only 1111.10.11.11.- repre-
lives of tho. 2‘08 in thin Horror: Intro
91: fter: the interest of a majority
represcntntivcs.
«river towns with less than that
. repre‘oentatlros He said that
éprlhlicans in New Haven and
Har'll'ord had no
lie arrred for
Democrats in
reeman said that taxation with—
911 as orange. with $74
1 'cral instances
scoured legislation iuirnicai to the
r: Calkins. of East l.yrne.l1~ader oi ,
emocffi‘lflt' side of tho Housr:
ed Mr Freeman with
. 131;. ctru;
"As a Dcmocr'at i am opposed lo
his= bill because it In tho bill 01 um
W curlers oi the Republican party"
rgrred for a convention. which hc
was what the people of tlic stair
of Thompson.
ength. lll opposition to flip blll trik-
ng be lead of thc opposition of [hi-
1 towns to the bill
1ch as follows:
his bill to change icpioserrtriliou
one of the most vicious ever present-
to an intelligent pcoplc for consl1l~
When this constitution was
Mrc‘h controlled
ey controls the govcrnmcrrl
principle as laid down in the
‘Stltution is that every man in this
trite hall vote for two representative‘s
' lid vote for “more rcpi cannintlvca
hail the labor-er of the smaller towns?
ticlal‘ms of superior powar by the
1 _e has President Hadley, of Yale: to
‘ star of the prrblic school of lin-
' Bv what claiin does thcrcliaii'mau
1: 11111111111111: party. as one of
controlling the entire 111
office propose to‘,‘ richtilllt
to than he who coilirbld néthli‘i ?
, This very day our: of the
niluuntlai men of the strife
hat a state tart shoul
" cubic and thatr
whatever iii .11 I
‘Iép‘hone llil. viélt Ilii or
We; respond promptly.
at stockholders of on moat 1
road, corporation of the stair: also corr—
trol the great steel. iron. industrial. nil
. and ruining Intereata of the entire Unit.
led Staten?" ..
Mr. Soovillc. of Salisbury followed
turn to the fluid principlds of town rep;
reacritalicn. 1111: said that the koyntone
of the discussion was the uphoidcris oi
' the conniitutibn and not What. thd peo-
ple wanted.
Ho argued for town representation
' in its simpler form in the House and
popular representation in the Senate.
Mr. Reed. of Stafford. Oblioacd the
bill. Ho said the amendment won. the
first stop‘in the: further deoroaao in
the rcprcaontation of the small towns
' and toward a final nrrangamorrr‘ by
wlririh'irowpa would be joined together
tor representations. Ho said the pro»
scat law wr is not 1111111310111 that the
bill was. H1: argued for town repre-
sentation. its such and that it was the
basic principle of the state’s govorriv
merit He warned the Legislature that
the constitutional oorrventiitil‘r‘ bill Wan."
be held back to bc"r1‘in in" if this
fails. He said his county was to a
man optioned to flu: bill. [in was via;-
orously at the corrrilruriion of. his nuceclr.
After Mr. 1191111 had finished. the
Housib" took "1‘1 rcccsd ‘lr‘lrtil 2‘ o'clrwk.‘
wlrunclie poaching began again.
Senate Proceedings.
HARTFORDJ Jrriic thtip govcrnor
sent Iii 101111 the resignation of Edgar-
M. Warrior: 11111111: of the Dita liourt of
Prrtnani.
In the Senate the resolution was re-
ported favorably providing for plur-
ality elections of atom officers. with a
possible thirty-six membcrshlp instead -
of twenty-four. 1
The bill permitting dependent chil-
dren to be entered in any incorporated
orphan asylum was r'oportcd favorably.
i‘hc cnrploycr's' liability act. doing
away with the defence by empioyér's
of non liability for‘ negligence of 101
row scrrnnts “as also reported frivor-
ably.
The bill providing that
Pleas Court irrdgca hc norrrluntod b3
the govcr'noi came up 111 “111811111111-
and “as passed‘ in concurrence with
the 1111111113..
The Scuatc today i'ccclvcd a favor
ablcr 'coort on the lncorporailon of one
of thc most luteroatlnu of thc now
companion orgrurrzcd unilcr' the pros-
out irrginlntrrrc. lt'is thc international
company. capitalized at 8500.000. .lrc
organizer's bolng lirirlgcport rilcri most
1y. Behind the Incorporators however-
nl'e prominent finnnclcrrr of Now York
city and the large financial ('(‘llli'l's
of this 10r‘rrli'x3
The idea of the company In to fur-
nish financial facilities for A‘mcricuu
merchants. manufacturers pr'ospoottra
dor'clopcru. 1110.. in b‘outlr America.
Cuba and Porto Rico and the Philip
pines. to bring all tbc South American
republics into line with Amclcan
banking rnctliods. ctc. 'l‘lic incorpora-
rlou powers are omnibus and grant
ulrrrosl any right that could bc askcd
for. including shipping. railroading.
mining. cir'.. constructing public or
pr'ir‘trtr' works. transportation expens-
to establish r'banclrcn all
. through thc‘woi‘ld. The company is
not to commence business until it re—
ccivcs a liccnsc from tho bunlr commis-
sinners.
The: company is the first to pay the
new franchise tax. in anticipation of
the new law passing. the company is
taxcrl fifty cents on every 31,000 up to
55.000000 and ton (routs on (‘ill'h diariiil
above that amount.
Southport Oyster Grounds Dispute.
l-lAR’l‘I"0Rl). .lurre 5~~Tlrc resolution
validating and confirming the title to
certain oyster grounds in Southporl
harbor to F‘. '1‘. Lyon and W. 'l‘all-
madgc crcufcd some debate. Mr. Reed.
of Stafford. stating that the attorney
g1 neral was opposed to the rcsolution.
and that it was it "ntr'alght steal on
the state treasury." Mr. Calklns. of
East Lyme. said that the attorney gon-
crril tried this case bcforo‘the commit-
tee. and had lost.
INTEREST IN THE DERBY.
LONDON Juno 5w'l‘lre widosproud
intercst In this year‘s Darby. owing to
tbo1‘open char'nclcr of the ram. Wat'-
tentificd by the vast numbers which
left motion. throughout the morning
for Epsom. From an curly hour thc
roads and railroads southward Wore
densely tlri'ongetl with 11 Kirnugc mod
1‘iey of raco- guard. The road. no lliiliiil.
wars favored by every one able to so-
01110 1019111 iii any: kind of‘ conveyance.
1 and 11‘ Continuous stream of every con
ceivrrblo typo of vcblclo. from the lux-
urious four-in-Iirind to the router’s don-
key. cart. rollcd towards the famous
Downs. An exceptional rrurnbor of
' motors ovldcnced tho 1:1 owing popular-
ity‘ ‘of' aut‘otnobllism. Huge crowda
1 ' ithe d at tho nrrrirr points along the
routcnto watch' the quaint licen‘oii only:
iwitnoruled on Darby day. . «
| The partitions at the: race word 11.111»
ifollow 111111111111 1111111. 61 1130110;
{sovereignsrr by subscr lpticn. ct titty guru
icrei‘gnd each. for ilirdoHyoar dldn ‘tbo
.owrnir of tho winner to receive are .’
hundred sovereigns. the owner of the
second home .100 coyoiolgnu and the:
carrier of tho third 200 50"";“6393 out
a. “do our .
Wllliamwiti. hitnoy'ir hrowri colt
payer/.111 11.. iiolil'l li‘loi'laol 11-1111
. first 1, 1 $1 1‘
’ 5.1.9300:er .
The regular burilriairii6 meeting and
sledtion of criticism of the‘ 8.11.3.1
‘of the Norwalk Baptism Church. wait
out 11’: their Church liitll’. night. Follow
or served and it very platinum time
‘ Presidentmmiarlea v1.1.1
grim. -prcnldeiit-Mrrr. Wanton Board.
forty years 01,1311,
Judge Joseph R. 'l‘nylor. this morning
, Iiiit was only charg‘éd with drunken~
311,111: d‘ho irrdg’e contracted him to ten
8
strangely.
he hung tbcrp1
of depth
doth:
r.opc sh‘d sent her little‘ boy to. 8m
Norwalk to Inform thc officers
notified
Brown. who in turn instructed 'Daputi’
Sherllf John W. Sculley.
.‘iomrnorr _
. llRli’XllCl’Oli'l‘.
of Eugcnc 0. Hill, of Now Huron. hii»
cliucl (1111111011 and liawr'cncc 1.;
Of this city.
S'uporior Court today.
. among the npocirritioir.
Hungarian. about
and unmarried at
tempted suicide. by hanging. whilc it
crazed condition from drink. yesterday.
811 mil in the
Town Court
Obit-l liver with Mr. and ti: 1.
kept close watch of blur.
Yesterday morning, Ohiri was around
the house as rrr-lrrnl.
want into the garden belonging to the
of
clothes lines made it fast to a limb of
ti true. which grew in the yard. Climb;
the rope
around his nook. and Jumped off. Arr
atrnngling in .tha throer
tar. whit mammal o. M
Kovaon. and scouring a place
lay; on 11 box he faatrncd
i: 1%
him lll - iii-air. i’wi‘tlrxdn dg‘ont-
mg cry. rushed out. and with a butcher
knife. which she held in her band. out
the rope. Chlri fcll to the ground in a
by
ntrangulation, nude-in: the'wurt room
thin morning. the mark of the rope was
" ‘quitc, vividly embedded in the flesh.
heap. He was almost overcome
When asked wiry he tried to commit
such a rash act. Chlr'l said he did not
He was their asked If he realiz—
He replied 111111.111:
know.
or! when he did it
did notrknow that in: dild It It
F'irat Selectman lumes A
went out to the house and brought
Clllri to police headquarters. whore ho
was lockcd up.
GANNON CROSS EXAMlNED.
Swear: he did not Accompany Young
Griffin to Physician‘s Office.
.lnne r'r~——'i‘he cased
Carey.
arraigned for lrlsrirnucc
frauds. was rci‘iurlrcd in tho Criminal
'l‘ho cutir'c day
was tukcn up with tlrc cross cxamiua-
11011 of .i'llcllacl Gannon. our of the 11 .
cuscd. iariuon rcvlcwcd lhc division
of rho $2.500 on tho policy obiarircd on
tho dcatlr of young hilchacl (irliiln.
Gannon swore that he did not no-
compuny young Griffin to tho office of
Wr. .l. C. lunch to be examined and
never hoard the phyaician any young.
Griffin was an unfit srriiicct for brain
truce. Gannon tostificd that Curoy lrnd
infor'urcd him the day aftor the poricy
was lauded that ho was to not 01107
third of the Insurance. Ho rlcrlarcd
that tho $l.000 bc r'cchVcd from tho
proceeds of tho policy of $2.500 paid
by [TIP Manhattan l.llc lnnurarrcc Lorn-
pnuy was a claim he held against his
uncle John Griffin Ho aware that
young Griffin was not in lind health
when flrc policy was lssucd. Hc ad-
vanced the money paying ‘.uroy with
the understanding that young lirlllirr
or his father would reimburac lrlrn. Hc
never know irrroy was prcviorlaly 11r-
r'cstod t'or' allotted lnsurnuco frauds or
that ho had boon dismissed by tho
Manhattan Company bcforc ilic policy
was loaned. ’l‘lri- cross examination of
tiariiron will take the roirirrlndcr' of tho
day. ’l‘lro sight (hall which it. is ill—
loged liarirron rrrrd (‘.arcy forced.
through throats. old man (lr'lfliii to
sign. calling for 32.1011 werc producud
and Gannon admittcd ultlrorrg‘h
old man, be irevcr' turned them ovcr
to him, but lnicndcd to do so when ur-
rontoil.
QM
SHEEP HERDER KILLED.
l\.\‘|)l".l\’. \\‘_\'.o. lurrc
\rlrii lilllt‘il ldilllk \irrraio.
illllll on llrc 1"1-ur'rratiou Sunday.
by lhc Indian policu Irirlar' thir—
t} 1111er from 1111' “011in Rircr
t‘oluucl' 1.01: lliiri gorrc to investi-
gate llic riil'rrir. \
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAlil. S’l‘REE’l‘. "MO 11. n1.-—'l‘hc
lionvcr & lilo (irrruda utock worn the
only ones rrrnougrrt the International
that lrad.11rrny help from tho London
mnrkct this morning. l‘he common
rose l ,5, and tho rir'Hofcrrcd 1% at the
opening hora The International gon-
crully wore lowcr' In sympathy \vrih '
London. Union Pacific fell 1%. Rock.
Island 11/. 'l‘licro was some sharp girlmi
bacco rising 2% Chicago 'l‘cr' lli‘lliil Pra-
.tarrcd lid. and (lcnor'itl Electric 11 point
‘ilriltcd Status 81111.11 dipped :1 fraction
but rallied strongly.
WALL
.urrdvauced 91/ to 807.6,
thorn following of 1000
various 0011'
and 200.
clock maria
1111 Car learn-.11. treading
atonks generally hugged the conspicu-
our: exception helm; Union Pacific.
loan.
hiooldyn 'l'rainilt dropped 2% on three
, irrmnlrctlona on report of an accident
‘ ag'ithe direction ico «511m and cake in
.wlrich wipod but Its opening
the company a rumor house rind ral
lied 2 polntn an the next two transac-
'ionii.
lgoot.
1101211 in
mi lost 11/1.
y irregular un'lrirgé celibacy. '
STREET mammalian
before
p the Bridgeport jail. and lined
lllm‘ tirli‘ coatn‘ "
‘ohn
Kovncir, at North Brookolde. near Row—
ayton. Mrs. Kovacs I11 hlrr sister.
has boon drinking heavily lately. and
for the past few (rays has been acting
Hla sinter noticed this, and
He
intoxicated. lie
c‘ was lower.
He
The sheriff
thc
notes were paid and belonged to tho
5......
\\ old on IK‘ brought in. last night.
of llrc killing or :1 sliccp Ircr'rlcr.
llrc |rr«
American 'i‘o-
STREET. 11 aunt-wit hoavy
demand developed for Atehlaon which
Dealings iii this
.fntock Wore largo tho first ti'rinriactIOrr
a icing lire tlrouuurid shards with man
notable
15111111: 111111an 11:; ii or initials Central
11111111 I to 2 In flocking coal Colorado
hue! United States Steal and Amari-
railroad
Tobacco fall off 2 from the
Denver Oomrnor‘i waii bought
Lilonflrieritly and road to fill.
‘ [land fall 2 in all and Now York Clan!
The tnarlret continued
42“ NORTH MAIN 3111531311.
acuth Norwcik. Conn. l
was limited to upeciai stocks and root
bring continued in the general lint.
Atchiaon went to 190% and there were
leading stocks
which had been tidbit earlier. including '
recoveries in other
Reign 111mm which rallied 2% ani
now With ierltrai 1141.1‘hc
connln Central
& Atlantic. Pacific Mail and
and Second preformd and Pressed
Stool Car were: bohofltcd l to 4.
Southern Pacific rallied to ”filial-.1161
nwnm‘r aran off 3% and t‘ moral Elem
The active list generally
trio 3 points.
was reactionary. especially Sugar
which lost two points Bonds were ir-
regular
'WALL STREET. 1'11. 111
In Southern Pacific culminated at 63%
and Pacific Mall was pulled 11p four
Urrlon Pacific
.touchpd Iii, Canadian Pacific and the
points in sympathy '
'11 at) polip‘ St. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie stocks followed the minor north-
western stocks with gains of between
2 and 3 points.
roar 2 and Wallar "Fargo 5. Pcnnsyl
vania was lifted ii]. and Erie 1.1.1..
Amalgamated Coppor fell 2 mirror on
riei last night on the reported granting
of another injunction against its plans
of absorption
Thorc
more "in railroad stocks during
noon hour.
STREET. 2 p.
of other com panics
WALL
moved very irregularly. but the trend
lion in the volume of business until
th etucrl‘encv bccanic more defined
when hunlrrcss livencd no again
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific dc-
clincd a point i'ccorcred to the boat
of tho day and then yierrldcd again
Toledo. St Louis & Western moved up
"Mr. At'il o'clork the. Pnclilc Steals
Colliers St Paul Morrison and tho irr-
dustrinla wore running off rapidly and
worc beiwccu l and. ’ points bolon Ihc
highunt
TODAY'S QUOTATlONS.
Reported over private wrrc or 11:. A
iiohme. commisrifon broker". Swarm lit
Corlirtr‘a block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cut. Oil. 281,. 28%
Am. 5. R. (10.. 147 1471,41 Hill/1 H7
.1111. Toll. Co, lilig 142 1305:; i'iii'i’
Atcbisori. 8? 01 iii 00
Atcbiuon 1101.. lot liir‘rla iii-l lot-.1.
tialt. & Ohio. 108 108 07% mm.
ukyu. it. ’I‘ 81’»; 82 79% 81%
Lilies. & Ohio. Blril'. 52% filth 52
(‘.bl. ii. 11 11.. 19051. 100% 19611. 10611
L‘. M. & St. l’., l‘i'.‘i 174% 173 173%
L‘iri. ii. I. d P. 107‘s; Idiiilt; 106% 168%
13.0.0. & SI. l... rid 1,15
l). K- H. Carr. 11181.2 109 108% 108%
111111 El. (‘11.. ‘JriU 250 2:17 248
1.011. .81 Noah. lili‘ir‘t '107 75 1000’. 1077/11
Nor. lit Wrist, 54111 ‘ or”: 54% 54%
Man. Correct. 1201/. 120% 120‘ 120
Victropolltun. 173 .1 173-1. 1733,13 [73%
11. K. & ’l‘. pfd. 04% 114% 041/1 641/1
Mlei." Pacific. 1151,42 116% Hill/1 110%
Not. Lead (‘0. Iii . It'll“. 10 lulu
N. Y. C. & H.. Lilli/4’ 15101.!“ 1138 159
N. Y. 0. Sr. “’.. 30 30 38% 38%
(ion. Tobacco. 081,1. till-ii. 08551 015%
Prrcilil‘ Mall. 1101;; 441," 40% M
Pcuusylvanla. I52 ,1 1031/1 151% 103111.
i’coplc‘s Gnu. H7111 fill 117% 117%;
Phil. 0: Road. Jib: 473’. 47% aids;
l‘. d: ll. 11111., 794).“, iii) 79% 79%
Son. lly. pfd.. till 881/. 87% 871,19
Sou. Pacific. 0W1 031.13 00% till
Tenn. (3. & l.. 0H4. “lip 61% 61%
U. 8. Leather. 14% 11% 14%, 14%
its. i..(,10. pfd. till/t, hilt; 80% 80%
U. 8. Rubber. 20w 11 20% :11
Union Pacific. 1121.3 ll~l 111% 113%
Up. Pac. grid. 92 92 01%: 01%
Wabash. pfd.. 44% M74. 441/; 441,1
Wrist. Union. 94% 96% 84% 114%
Pants
$l.25 up.
The Bicycle sort. Si up.
0
Surfs
Serge -—- guaranteed all
wool. $5.00. 1
Bicycle exceptional val-
ues. $2.50 and more.
Children’s‘Wash Suits,
25 cents.
{,
Hats
1 611511.39 ctnts.
D GOT in,
‘11 mm m shim
low
stocks were in g on demand and Win-
igrrir‘la ti Eastern Ties
Molnar: and Fort Dodge South Shore
New
York. Chicago it fit. Louin common
-—'l‘ho sine
United States Expr ens
Were reactions of a point or
the
m.-Pr'lces
Rallies ware rather focblc
and renewed offerings more than can
clcd the temporary gains.
111-118 of trading caused a marked rcduc
The uneven-
Alarm
AND '.I‘XN SHADES, MADE IN
112 piece Dinner and Tea Sets,
10 piece Decorated Toilet Sets.
Decorated Dinner, Tea or kast. Plates.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Strikers.
white,
English Parcelain Platters. large size
, IADII‘S 711111011 M 1191: 51' 11's MADF 011.2111. Vii-001131111012 1- ‘prrrziirrvN AND
VENF rrrrN 01.0111 IN BLACK, \' 11' v‘, BKQWN 111.1111 AND Gitn'v 1111111111115.
1111 LATEST STYLES Willi ETON
JKCI(IZ’I‘;S TRIMMINGS AND LixiNos 01' T1112 BEST MA ri: DTALS 01101131: or ANY
SUIi N 111113 1.01 warm; Ti-ir: v LAS’l 11011110. 00.
$10.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
$12.00 BLACK TAFFETA srLK SKIRTS FOR
$15.01: BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS For:
$18.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT
OR FLY FRON'l
Granite Iron Ham 1301icrs,r
8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles,
8 quart Heavy Tin Mill: Pans,
Tack Hammers and Tack Lifters.
Stove Brushes,
Wooden Spoons.
TRISTRAM 8. 111111,
CONSTITUTION ATW NEWPORT
Hal 2 Mass of Displaced Rigging and
Boar's All About the Deck.
BRISTOL. R. l.. .lrinc iiw’l‘bc badly
wr'cckod Constitution arrived bore
from Newport this morning in low of
the icndor Mount Morris. and was an-
cborcd at her usual place off thc
Hcrr'eslroff plcr'.1 The mass of displac-
cd rigging. and thc spars and soils all
cast about the dock. excepting 'lrc
rnninsail.whi1lr was tied about tho
boonr. garo thc “bola tho appcnranr 11
of uttor' wr'cc k. A s1ow was falcon along
sidc soon ill‘IN‘ tho yatlrf arriv,cd and
the work of clearing up flrc tangled
rigging and spars. was boguu 'I‘hc
sailor's urihung the gait and with strlnr‘
of thc wirc band plays. placed it on tho
310w. ’l‘lrc work of disconnecting the
main boom from the buckled mnirr-
mast was accomplished with hoary
tackle and after tho goose-nook was
disconnected from the mast fitting, the
spur was floured all out of the way
Much of the gear of tho most was tali—
en nslror'r».
As soon as tho main gaff and honor
was out of the war the sailors com-
mcrrccd rolling up tho sails and can y
lng thorn ashore. It was found that
tho largo. mainsail was torn slightlv
but that it could be easily r'epair'L-rl
When Ihc canvas was all nshorc it
was spread out in the sun to dry
When bared of the nail and tangled rig
glng. it was 11111111 that tho head of thc
mrrlnmnst as it bring ovor did not
reach within three feet of the deck.
CONGRESSMAN BURKE DEAD.
DALLAS. 'l‘cx.. Juno 5»Congross-
man 11. E. Bur-kc. who has been lll at
bin home in this city for the past tirrce
months. died today Ho was 11 native
of Alabama and was born August 1
181.1111 served four terms as corr-
grcnsmrrn from this district.
lt' 9 far easier to set 11 rood example
than it is to set an old iron or regu
into an incubator
r111: GLARIi‘ or r1111 sun.
The bright sun is exceedingly trying
to many eyosv—always defective ones—~—
that need Intelligent attention. The
light of the world was created for
man ‘8 use. and no normal eye rejects
It. C'atarih of the bend and local eye
lnilnmmationn. making the eyes very
sensitive to bright lights are caused
by eye ntralrrn. Such rrnfortunntes of-
ten rhosort to cheap colored glasses.
which only afford temporary roilof.
tho
and ultlmntoly tend to Increnso
trouble.
HOMER 8. H0 YT.
Graduate Optician.
lloom 9. United Bank Building
Office hours. ii to 11:45 12:16 to d: 30.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
RAISED FOR FOOD.
. The rllfi'rucnco both/coll tlro flush of
fi‘nimaln is strongly mni'lrad. ’l‘hirt cut
from young airlmalli. whose role object
in living Iii to be useful when dead. In
tender. dcllciourr. nonriahlng. That
firom old clock in tough. stringy and
try.
Our matrix are of tho good kind.
They look good tunic good and are
good.
can no more than ordinary manta.
NEW GINTURV MARKET.
durum! h 11
11011qu CONN.
lager & 00.
29-31 West
Washington Street.
'r'oo MANY RAIXY ows 'l‘l-llS SEASON HAS
KEPT A GREAT .\l.-\r\'\' or
‘ “ CLOTHES.
‘rrizor'crroxs
MEN'i's. 11011 11? 1'01," WANT
MADE Si'l'l‘. 511.11 112-1151 011 SKIRT.
31:13 01:11 55110011 BEFORE
“'1: CAN PLEASE YOU IN
, STYLE. OUR TERMS ARE '
FROM; BUYING
“E ARE MAKING
.IX ALL OUR
CALL AND
BUYING ELSE\\"l'IERE.
PRICE, QUALITY AND
SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE‘TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE
DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCOUNTS
~ OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
BLOL'SE SUITS FOR BOYS 3 TO 8, Wl'lIL‘I'i WE ARE
CLOSING ()l."i‘ 15011 $3.75. 1011111311 l'irirjr: $7.00.
COME AND SEE OUR LINE 01""Si-IIRT WAISTS.
EVERYBODY SAYS WE HAVE
SORTMEN'I‘ IN 1111: 'i‘Wl N Ci’l‘iES. PRICES FROM
50 CENTS To $4.56.
H. KRIEGER & 00.
29 rind 311 111151 Washington" Street
TH E BEST AS-
w. A. summer.
Room 1, Moccnlc luilding.
116 Wldhll’ifltdl .‘u “a NM‘WIIK.
Norwalk. Coma. Julie 5.
T his warm weath‘cr season will be as hot as any pl'cviouir one
when it gets ruiricr wnymitir lateness will not allot-11111119 duration.
llrc flannel suite-«the two piece kimlwwltlr the trouser logs
having .1 “turn 1111' at lllt‘ bottom-win the suit of the reason.
i 1111' flannel; are at tlic uatticiit materials obtainable and have
11 1110.11 phrasing effect When made up into suits.
We will inalie- one for you and ask only til
Norwalk Chronicler