suADRs. PLAIN. FRINGED, LACAD AND
IZNJSWADE oR GRADE PORTIRRS Roms ..
A. I
r IAGHES. DIvANs. DAVENPORTS FANG? CRAIRA
RT FURNITURE Ar“ RIGRT PRlcRs. rRoIIII
“111th THE REST MOWER MADE-uTHE STEARNR
“RING.- THIS IS A STRONG 'ASS'ERT'ION cor
HRtRs‘s, IT to AN UNDISPUTED FACT. WE
THER LINES NOT SO GOOD YET LESS EXPEN-
IStelnway one other: makes of high grade
Pianos rented. Nor-ed and ”exchanged.”
W. S. STUHTEVANTI
Ham and Ann Streets. - South Namath; Conn.
Rho habertbem ready. Our stock embraces
VEL VETS. MQOHEZ'ZS; ,
BODY. BRUSSELS, AXMINSTERS.
Since Gnrtetns one Removes
NOTJ'INGHAM. ' ‘ CHENILLE.
SWISS'RUFFLE, TAPESTRY.
“Wm
hereunto “alums.
Pactl’be line. at popular prices.
Linoleum and Oil Cloths.
Shades to Order a Specialty.
R. Rlehcmeu 8) Son,
Washington Street; South Namath, Conn.
55.... .w-
PHILIPPINE TARIFFBI
MANILA June Su—A deep'utch re-
ceived here yesterday. saying. the Phil-
Ipplne tariff stands until the new tur-
‘ At! which It; being trumed 1n’ Washing-
ml
, tilts he canteen govem' I Is put In force dgsslprgfie “1953-1
. ‘ ' c tement o cloned to one
6 euthoritIeet: When the American 0°“ Y
Words' Wuehinktdu essence 1mm.
YWU “mall“ 1““ Nut/Dyer. Inc the abolition of the hillppino tar-
In».
I lie Bouuonev LINE.
NOOUVER B. 0.. June‘s—4mm
lid wourredi at the 'interhatioudl
. the MouutI Baker
Mair. notched determining the lit. collect 3m :ng uni 1 pant
«(IMO WW‘MI 119 1m“ It? W“ Will chow ~th I dug nqu’ur‘AtII In 30 056.0
Meat further eouth' then It‘ WM dhtles collected In no 'tollowe: “lol-
more wtorhevn been for the not
more. Two t hnu‘eohd'l’eet or two
lcrIntInacIminI the dtemot. the
the Chariot and 'the Owner:
ml, Iowned by’ Seattle} I»
“ports. for the thirty- Awe months or the
Americu occupAtIou..§ 314.816. 000: ox-
ports, :698‘,’ 260. Th he tot‘el ynl'uo of
the importe end oxnbrtn out] the “totem
III II doubled as compared with the
average of no! decode I'during the
Spaniel; recline. ,
DROWNBP BOY IDENTIFIED.
A , .. RAMIW . hr. WI“
' ' The claim iumperc .m, 'ItIIII “ 0 ’0 “'0 ll 9 9 b 1
, . recent y found in the water at Nlflb
not the ”mm running very lie .15 that otphl'e son. Max. who ulc-
, armoured last March. Mex was sllp'h 1y
demented and lied wandered away a.
torn. Testerdily mommy, Md ‘Ludtvlu
come here to see the police and at
there old In ascertaining whether in
termite {is comet: Write émtthe de-
octlptl II. tcurree lull;3 III
lien on Mt n u
~ ot been etched Itc-
Adieu reguletim‘e. one .
tried on thief; side or the
ppeel was wired to the our
2 Otter“; Tbyl “the Améi‘lollh’
. It
spent comm Aime
at or Texts. otters
. t: to people of.
0 kill neck fortitude
W holds“ "Therb Ia lit:
he cold... ‘for nation
erreNandd It's he-
ldak er frbtli‘
iII'Ich Article
“ ' IIII
hoot lib IIIIII‘ punches“
‘ I
l
I
OY FOUNII.
run. anIvamm hit home.
. pm
II“ ghhorln'g towns.
on annexed Is as followed:
Church. Rév, QM
of he duties and tortoise uracil! more .
1, II hundred leuolnntetu,‘ light.
mfg on the“ smite“: he beryl: that or II
AV
MIDDL‘ETOWN. June 4844mm MA»
May. at cm city. turned our: the
_ police “uncommon Hill. on! elo .
on men who a‘eltumlenttea thet Ihe. IIIIII -
The p on
Suudey
June towel; 10: 30 II. on. un-
IonI mud
on In the
MmSelleck will dolly-
or an hihtorlcel Addrcw Screw eluc-
Inz under the leadership or Plot. R. R
Humphries. All the choira will unite
In chime. sluglttg.,hnd pnloiato
outIoI town-twill. e r “not: cut In
“tetpoon the Bundey-echools will unite I
In III parade. each school meeting Int Its
pointed spot near the ME . Oluueh
where they Avili form at 3. 8.0 The.
ratio will start at M The "no of March
follows: From III. III. Ohuich up Main
to Parcel; to at. Aonque Church.
cauntcrmarchlng to Mom. to Beptlst.
Church; to St. Mhrk’e Church. to Cope
gregotlo'nnl Church. where on appro-
pr lut'a service “will be rend red con-
sletiug at on hietoricul odd use by a
repreecntotlve from each school. with
familiar hym s. .
Monday, Jugs IIwA parude of chIId~
ren of the pub to schools will start at
noon. headed by the Juvenile band of
the Connecticut School tor Boys, at
OeunkeA Avenue. counteimcrchlng to
the smash In front or the Congregation-
hl Church where addresses will be de-
lireréd by Hon C. I). liihe. secretary
of the State Board of Education. end
others. The match will he resumed
through Porketreet to.-.Rullroud eye-
nu‘e, to. Main to the opera househwhere
Ice cream and cake will be eerved to
the children. From 1 to 4 p. m.. there
Will'beo' public exhibition of school
work inatlIeOperethouee. At 8 p. m..
the commencement exercises of the
school will be held In the opera house.
Tueeduy. June 18~Parndc of tire
companion historical tableaux. floats,
etc. The list of organizations to take
sort Is. not yet complete. Norwelk.
outh NOIWaIk, Nest Norwulk Green: ,
wich, Darlen, Bethél cud othex towns
will be represented in- the line with
handsomely decorated. engines; trucks
and hose carriages, bends and drum
corps. The pIocession will tone in.
South avenue, facing Rnilroed avenue
and will march thence to Main street
to Locust. to Forest. to Eascnvenue. to
Summer. to Cemetery, to Main. to 00‘
holes avenue. to Orson Ogden' s. coun-
termurchlnz to Park. to Bank to
South avenue to Cherry. to Park
Richmond Hill Road. to Grove. to Roll-
roud Avenue. to South avenue. and
disband.
The Waterbury Decorating Company.
under supeivlslon of J F. Chartclc
has been awarded a contract. by the
Decorating Committee. for decorutlnr
the opera house. the exterior and intel-
tor of the Congregational Church the
Library building. Center School bulldu
lug. centennial headqumters. and the
street work. which will consist of twem
ty- dive arches. made of hunting and
flags. Mr. Charters has ulso contracted
with a number oi private partles for
decorations.
CIVIL SUPERIOR COURT.
Many Cases Eraced from the Docket
In Short Calendar.
There was a busy session of. tho civ—
II Superior" Court yesterday. The
court received u docket numbering
several houndred cases. and Nos. 1. 2.
5.19 and 77 of the quy cases weIo
closed from the docket and 101 comt
ensee erased or otherwise disposal of.
In short calendar the cases of Eliza-
beth Dayton vs. Mary L. Mlllu. Leno
J. Upson vs Percy L. Johnson. 13. W.
Jones vs. George H.130tsfmd State of
Oohnccticut vs. Percy I. HIOIIIIHOII
Veblne K. Pongboru vs. W. R. Illus-
dale. ,0 S Onufleld et III VII. Funny u’.
it Godfrey. C. D. Robinson vs '1‘.
i" Coughiin. Byron Dexter Vs Jere
mleh Bond. Smith & Eggs Mfg: Co; vs.
The Rug Machine 00.. (i H Lawrence
vs. Morris B. Beardsley ct ul. ull
stand.
Mary W Popuslnntu vs. Vurtauees
usiuutz, for continuance end {In
th r Order of notice. three months, and
publlcutlon of notice. '
Daniel CI Wheeler vs. J T. Ilyrne ct
el. Dnvd 0. Wheeler vs. Leonard l).
(Hester III. III. Dwight Wheeler vs
Leonerd‘l‘) Dllo‘si‘ord. et Ill. orange Mcr
win ve John McFarloud et all]. The
Brlddeport mind It Title on. VII Ashbei
III. Bartram. tuustee et ole. all to: com
Atluunincé those months granted
Hannah III III ye. ..J SIIII‘g‘oII RIIIIdIIll
et Al‘s. '4 on fcleclosluo. et‘nuds
Mortimer. B.’ Hubheil vs. Phebe DI
llIlbboll. tor; allowance.: :26 ordered
cold on or bolero September. 1. ,
fthe Imcop teeted divorce chaos
'Itil ‘I’ Marvell lvs. Estelle Morrell.
Annie' L. K: Hoffman yIi. Cheriee 131
human, Island“ .
I
Vb: Phillip Finnegan ht his, all went
offl 1.; . A
.‘II -='* ’1‘
NEW LIGHT ESTABLISHED.
ha ‘11! Ihthouh‘e Recumbent gives
no the 1th: {ion or about June 5%?me
e
tnblllihed .III. the West’érly cud or the
outer or chill break wager on the ens-
torly tide of the nutrients to Stout
lion. harbor, northerly side. of Filth
. Inland 301mm
I
‘ at the
hou'co a
D ctu had
no t
he belie. Tie
etreet. Plectrum; The boy
congregational ;.
own “church. and Incrohlr‘mE to an up~
Metldeh. from center School, and pro- f
. coed us follows: To Maple, to Main. to
digestive fluids our
”l‘ho seVen cones of Alonso. A. Murka
The light will be chowu frown chair
with A red oil:
ihoitht’ or the
II: I will be ebontctwentyvtwo feet
' ., bod Whllg III
“lusts hunger then any “
Hot tooling: costs no more than
root thdt ‘bumc. or Incite, or
tissue, or breaks. ‘Aelt your
for“, or “I
“weal.
"er“ W . NINE?!"
“II to I Tim 0.3%:
III minutummokonrooll
A Record Buooker.~—Subbubc——See
here. you said thin house we bought of
{loo was a stone’s throw from the sin
on
Agent—Well?
Subbube-wWell. I simply
know who throw that stone.
want to
Dyspeptlcs cannot be long lived be-
cnnao to live reoulres nourishment.
Food Is not nourishing until It Is dI-
seated. A“ disordered euomuch cannot
get loop It,- chIat' *boye ”alumnae
emit Cute digests all
kinds of food without old from the
stomach. allowing It to rest and regain
Its natural functions Its elements
are exactly the some on the natural
it simply can't
help but do- you and Geo CI Btlileon.
“ 'lf there even was A terrible child III
this world. " remarked the worIIed
mother "he’s one 0...".
‘What' s his particular fault?"
“Do what I will I can’t brcnk him of
the habit of telling the truth right out
when We hove-company.”
"The Doctorh told meemy cough was
Incumble. One MIIIuto Cough Cure
made me n well mop.” Norris Silver.
°Ndrth Strattord. ' ‘ N. H.~'—lle“eauée
you’ve not found relief from‘C'n stub
born cough don‘t despair. One Min-
ute Cough Cure hos cured thousands
and It will cure you. Safe and sure.
Geo. G. Stillson.
W
“What did your wife do when She
found these poker chIps in your over-
cout pocket?" naked the practical jok—
eI. "
“She took the matter ver coolly.
She found out where they come from,
and sent o meseedgcr' boy to get them
cueheIJ
DIDN’T MARRY FOR MONEY.
The Boston mun, wbo'lately- married
nslckly fich young woman. is happy
now. for he got Dr.l{1ng's New lute
Pills which restored her to perfect
beulth. Intelliblo for Juundlce. Bil-
iouenoss. Malaria. Fever and Argue uuc
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Gen—
tlo‘ but effective. Only 26c. at. F. ll
Baxter’s. South Norwulk. and John A.
Riggs'. Norwulk. drug stores.
I
demundmi
not shown common
the woman.
"Wily um
courtesy?"
warmly.
The sales person lost her temper at
once
4 ‘You didn't ask to be shown any-
tblng but twoce‘ut' pIIutsl" Iotouod
the Intel
The bllious. tircdruervous man ouu:
not successfully compete with his
healthy rival. DoWitt's thtlo Early
ltlsers. the famous pills for conetlpm
tion. will remove the cause oi! your
troubles. Gen. 0. Stillsou.
W
(durum-And so-you think of wuitlng
on your husband at the table? What“
put that idea Into your head?
cause him to flirt with me. you know.
Eczmuu, suitrheum, fetter, chilling,
Ivy poisoning end all skin tortures are
cl Salve. The certulu pile cure. Cleo.
OI Stillson.
enough to support you In the style in
for It
‘ She-«J‘But George. is that strictly
:busluesu?”
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
here trightiuily" Writes N. ill. Pal me
or Kirkmcn. In.- “The best docto
. couldn‘t heal the running euro thnt rep
lowed; but Bucklen’ e Arhlce“ Salve eni-
their. cured hem-'23 Inhflllble for cute“
aileron. Boron, Bells. Brut-eti- Skin nib».
cheep encoder. mml Betttor’t
uth'Norwulk, and John A.‘ Riggs
brwnlk .
W
. we do' not with to get Into on
yo on Mar sltnowI
padre mended
Inch I.
n can; pad.
thon. arrested twenty-five men, last
wAss'Ih‘e headquarters for III gang III the
{host noted conddence umuIin the coun—
‘ r!
“A police station.
, ‘ on charges cl conspiracy to .deilrc’ud
7? 'ItiIeIcompiain'unc hi 3 1.. Seabrdck u
tIItveling mun. who clients he came
'" hear being the victim or a Months In-
'1. {AP making the mid
uIIIIrteIs before many or the priuoncm
.‘ were recognizéd Add the “commanding
‘f chle Doualdeou.
"7. pool room In
The names of hhrsec running ut the
llertbnml thought perhaps It might
quickly cured by DeWItt'e Witch Hez-
l-lewWhen I tell you that l have
whicbvyou have been accustomed to
bite. “you muut tulle my- simple word
. "Of III gasoline iI'to've but-cod a lIndy.
mono“ with any Momenrovor what her ~
huibuhd encode on. hlmeelt but out 'A, \ ,
'Il W116 bod; Ilia . '
" lmnfll‘tlflh AM‘OIL . .
‘ m
HIOAGO June 8»~—ln II room II
t heathen Inn Cottage Grove
tied I It »
en necessary to
poplvrebm. Chief of P
Revere] detectives tram the central eta.
night and unearthed what they any
' Those a1 rested went all taken to the
where they Were bucked
volvlhg'oevcrol thouihmd dollars.
Seubrook himself “other the police
I Who but a short
allot the men I‘éllcluad police bend-
chillers realized titedmpottehce of the
arrest.
I‘rhhk Dltbo‘le. Edward Dunne and Ar-
From the n pourhnce of the place II
III! blazer Was In progress.
different race tracks. with their oddc
weIe cenepicuously posted on the walls.
tickcI machines were held; operated
and the continuous click or telegraph
Instruments was droIIvned by the call
tug of “the III-agrees of the (different
runes by the official announcer. "
AMERICA IS SUPERIOR
Admitted by London Fannie and Press
~Raclnn Eyentc.
LONDON June SA—Lonuon In still
tulking of the Derby and the Oaks
The discussion of the relative merits
of American and British methods of
training and riding has broken out
anew. The British comments are gen-
orally very fair. They sorrowtuliy mi-
mit the superiority of America on
every point. The Sporting Times
says: “The Derby has been won by
a French horse Imd an American
horse; but. ueVer until Wednesday
was It won by a horse that ball other
thdu an English jockey In the saddle.
Whatever our horses might be the
supremacy of our Jockeys has Iteemed
complete. But that fallacy is now ex-
ploded. Thus two recorde were brok-
not a subject of the king and the run-
uiu‘g of the race In the Instead: time
on :rccord.” . _
The Derby was' on AngloAAIuerIcuu
triumph, butnot so the Oaks, which
was American pure and simple. It is a
fact that rivalry run high in America
lost year. between Mr. Whitney and
blood when a unit of Mr. Whiiuoye
beat Olympian for the Futurity. Uh
don the circumstances, it Is not a little
sIugIIIaI that Mr Whitney should have.
80}: the Dolby and Mr. Keene the
a B.
Darling ho had the Oaks In his pecket
with Cap and Belle II. To add to the
American triumph the“ Tummnuy
entertain Croker ran third In the Oaks.
while an Amerlcun Jockey rode the
winner of the Derby and the dust three;
In the Oaks were ridden by jockeys of
that nationality. Henry, who was 1m.
ported by MI Keene who' brought
Sloan to this country, has made ll rare
beginning
The papers have printed Newflork
dcspntthos saying that MI. Whitney
would take Voledyovaki to America.
But he cannot do that. He huu simply
leased the horse for $5 060 (Rush and
half of what the horse might wlhu
three and four years of ago. after
which be Who to be returned.
Had Lady Meux cured NI sell!" the
coil outright. he would now II no at
£25, 000, the one: being £16. 01) down
and £16. 600“ more If “he onHIIIe new
In these matters she bus not looked
on money ut ell. Her grout de m was
that us Huggin’emtgl “Agata about
of the day be RIIBI Noah Toward.
For that reason 3“ dc'ce‘pt’ed an offer
tbut would admit o'l Voledt’ovekl‘n rc
mulnlng In his etchle. 'l‘li‘o only thing
that might have altered nil tide was
It mug Eilwgrd bud ccntlIi'III to be
Prince or ”Wulos But for his
slob to the thfl'bn‘o we ebould ‘how one
has been credited with. viz
‘ Dolby winn‘ere“. Lady Mcux h!“ II. VIII-y
public cplrltcd woman. She old fully
for II buttery of guns. and t he public
and comforts she huh caused to he
sent out to the lid’opc in South Africa.
mm, Including' Lucy lintnlith‘n's Jew-
c’lry. Wbeu Temple Bar was removed
being broken up for sldowllks III:
Temple liar. exactly at It who In the
of her oIIIIIIe cr'Theobnld II Punk; A: . .
, Tubuloue cums. were we on (lap
and Belle lI’e victory In‘t
The commlcolcnors bud literal! unllnh
m Foxhnil cone for a Week W
advisedto bar. the horse. . .5
I
, ' ' NEW KAREN. JItue hm‘l‘ho
IIIIII'YI or the INOommercilIl lulu:
, t e‘curreht wceh molten thelf
HOWIDZI ‘ .
tad. 6’66”
183136
112.860
99.3001
that?
Among those err-outed In the raid are -
on Mt: A victory for a jockey who wee ,
The Derby running or Olympian told .
uccoc- ,
him credited ulth what no living mun“ ;
Three ’
Is little aware or the tone of etorea.
: ', Rum
She“ has a splendid collection of Nelson . .
Lady Meux saved the materials from
orery stone millmlblll'ad until new, mull.-
-llll the lawn And are reluctant to return loaders.
MOI-3'1 1‘ , of all the season locum first
days of summer wIIeI we find ithat Afternoons and evenings up-
ou the vcrtin‘dtl are poceibl 112sz long cccuptomcd to the Ir
minions of Indoor lilo fihd 'Iuew charm III green visors of trees
and lawns. the cluttr blue sky. the mature» of. c hthrlit night.
\\I- linger. pcrlmpe longing fora hammock or an easy pOIclI
IIICI or pcrlmpe Ic‘II‘ {I light clIinI I0 catty to some. fpvorltc spot 2
, .
Why did we use eight lines
tell you this?
of‘ print to
Because we outfit Vollmxduqr
,.
'1'“? Return. .. to cor stump '9
I: M
DllAleI‘aPFARI' said “Ml RI. Y. “ cheel ~Ilka: inscIt—
in: lIIC name of Addcrsou s Gingbums. and adding to the line
‘9: by any test, liowech great. " Sorcviscd: the saying
would express quite as much truth as in its orlgmal form. for
\udcrsou‘ s: (yiugbuius mo unsurpassed in quality of material,
in pcrfmtiou of W‘éavc II'I beauty of finish. .in permanency of
:oloI. and In durability. They are the standard of II most im-
porumi class of summer fuluics ‘
15c 19c 125° yd;
INEINI'I'IEH VANS!)
DEFINITEIY IMI PRISED
1 \( E Cl RI AINS In odd lots. of one to four pairs are
«gathmcd into a special offering and will be placed
on sale cIaIImluy umrning. at a reduction of from one fourth
IoonI- IIIIHI their real onIlI. llIc headline describes them ad-
mirably for II “OIIIII be impossible In detail the styles and
IIIIClN. ’
American Irish Point
Swiss Tulubonr Renuicsguoc
Bl‘lltscls AIIIIlpIe .
Widths I
Fancy Strum,
Mr. Keene. almost amounting to bad
re
to
8
0:1:an “
I or Lewis s. Tucson”; medical directot
ot‘ the Department of the Columbia
Add Post surgeon at vent-cur e
{gill ehd o
rlr
cartel
‘ to UP
ISRI ve save A that expense
Try my new Pat Kid Ox” soft as a kit- ten 5 our £01 Indies.
Women‘ 9 Fine Kid Oxford. Lounsbury. Muthewoon‘ 3 make
» I59
I“
' 0 B B
[Ithe’Ufited I329" flrIII ”I“
,3. .
Nitrite
Says he has made the best selection of Women's. Mlsses‘ and Child-
u‘s Oxfords this spring of any season yet. Having bought a few counter-
mands from the best makers of Shoec and can give better quality for less
money than others..
We sell from maker to wearer and warrant every pair
.I
$3. $2. $1.50.
$2.50 and 33.
give satisfaction.
Mlsaes' s and Children’ A Patent Leo. and Kid Oxfords. fI om 75c to $1.50.-
Mcu’s Fine Kid and Pat. Lou: Shoes. tony $3 shoe. at $2.48 '
Men's Pct. Lea. and Russet Oxford, $3.45.
OLSE’NISI SjHQE STORE,
some Non mix.
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It You'll Building or Rephu-ing
Mfllflfl Internet you.
LIME. for plasterlng. .
GEMENT. imported and domestic, Roundale or
Roma NJ,“ “”1th Partlflpd'odr spunky.
_ BLfi‘iZ'ONE. all kinds and sizes. a rm; assort-
. I" W ‘ .. ' .
DRAIN ' up SEWER. PIPII‘J." qll alluded/cumin”.
Cél5lncd Plcuer. :Helr, Fire
H.1I-IK ‘ of many grades.
I‘ I
Strpnd. formsztho prlmcipnl Inproech ., ‘ A
m reseow
ouvuc Warm. Ju e
VAN?
l WAAIIINIITON. J1me J—Jl‘lle total“
Muimbor or lmmlmthte arriving 'dt Mlt’ ‘
nil from July to Neve‘mb‘éy. WWW“? '
03 2,01' whom 507 Will" will or13
. thefi total number Jurrtv II Wit
outrun the Philip Inc“ ‘
r bor-
hopl city Ht had
He
eudiueuuor I'm ‘
hm 3hr :31) ol‘lhorll’ ‘A‘c mutiny» u
A , $le rgfillorrnzrim‘k durlhgc d
. your here 4mm
”my W“ “l ""5 cent 215 Bunnieh. our 'nngueu
, ,. “A“ eightycw‘c .Iuhnhecet"
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OCO‘IITA MIMI“ “WNRDEDJ'
we All IIA‘ItiIIN, In. 3.5 ill-«Tit;
tat et Yule for MANN?“ III git. Ii“.
ex]: gem II I‘ or ll fill
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