a street railroad matter came a Honda after opening. this Thes ituat/lon presented was s ‘t e fifteen petitions for trol- 0 pan as is covering the terri- (I been rejected and the rail— mlttee had left it to the rep- es of the territory to decide did be selected. Mr. Whit- :New London. moved that the Qf‘Ra’lph H. Davidson et al. for n and Stonlngton road, back- cal capitalists. be taken up. It done and passed. Dpl‘opriation of $4 000 for the glslative souveniI was turned Mr. Taylor is a member of the Readil‘of Stafford. wanted the , fconsolidating part of the f Préfstop with the city of Nor- onsidsred. but it was voted ‘ was some light over the apple— ton to Lorrin A Waldo; of $460 but it was n the House. It provides. as yesterday, for authority on the f tennis and cities to purchase on tithe lands or enforce reg— amendment to the Fair Haven etitlon forcing that trolley com- a carry policemen and firemen as lost. after a hard light by Bree for it. on W. Ruic was appointed judge 4. Crandall deputy Judge of the II court of Farmington. Taylor souvenir appropriation seed in the Senate. $10 500- mile ticket bill, which committee on an unfavorable Iftwo months ago came back he committee today on an unfav- e Ireporyt again. Mr. Allen. of It. argued for the bill. as did MI. hell. of Mcride. MI. Tucker said he New Haven road had the I; printed for such tickets at the n't day and had promised to issue 39 mmedlatcly. making such IIItion dispensary. M1. Walsh also said that New Haven load was l'cud\ to is- ,5‘00-mlle tickets. Tthe bill was a new corporation bill came up in House this morning Mr. Pcurns. lildletown. stated that the new as the most important Icgvislution the kind that had tome in this state recent years. The bill takes special are out of the General Assembly. 8 a franchise tax and opens the , to incorporations from other ' A rain of amendments follow the introduction of the hill. the ant domain settion sending trol- éto. to the COlllIS uus postponed wo years. amendment was put in by Mr. emailing it unlawful for the (ion. ssembiy to consider commercial nnfacturlug incorpomtions IIII as such companies choosc to sctIuc ecial charters and pay a fee of sum the state trons-1111111 was passed This has the present lcgislntiuc the lust Will give spatial (baltcls on a go acidic and will mostly slioiten . on hittlcsey. of New London of an amendment striking out the bone companies rom exclusion the hill and on motion of MI. his his was done. the main question Mi. l’calno ’ that the measure was 11 set buck. the state ought to have it. but tum m ht need revision later on. He that the hill would result in in: Connecticut incorporators at and of bringing Into this state ' oney of neighboring states. M. Blckncll wanted the balance "ls f all companies open to the “as more and more concealment V. the public. . Pearne contended against. this ' ground that It was “pmposter- llow any one to examine too I Phone 104.2. Your though. Your Carpets. 'othIlf we clean them. alleys and Fridays are the We call for and deliver all elephants us. visit an or ,Werospond promptly. D. Lyon& 0. bfngton at” . Lou/fit Nash. ..._.............. “Mm—m. w-wu-ru-«vafi»: “WWW... «Mr. Guiltoilo, of Waterbury. wanted Bicknoll' a motion passed. L ‘ «At 12:30 a recess was. taken. Snot: Proceedings. HARTFORD. June Iii-«’1‘ be flexible this morning passed the constitutional convention resolution Immediately on? Opening the session. Senator Landon ndvlsdb‘llltv or the measure,“ and its ex— pause to the state. The vote was unanimous for the con~ vention. Hon. John Coated. of New Britain. of the Common Pleas Couit. for Hint- ford county. The nomination of (Ix-Chief Justice Andrews to the position of a state ref- le‘ee was confirmed by the Senate. The isolation hospital matter. of New Haven was passed with the Hausa amendment, deferring action for One year. George C. BIyant and Charles M. Platt were appointed judges of the City Court of Ansonla. - TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m—There was a large demand for a few stocks tween gains and losses. The pu1~ chase of 4.000 shares of Pennsylvania carried that stock up 1/; and of 3,000 shares of American Car made. the rise 1%.. Colorado Fuel was lifted 2% points and St. Louis It: San Francisco, Denver & Rio Grande Preferred. Amal- gamated Copper and Illinois Central about a point each. WALL STREET. ll were advances of 2 points in St. Paul. Denver 8; Rio Grands Preferred. Paci- fic Coast Second Preferred and Mair Union Pacific reaching 109. Material advances were also recorded in Brooklyn 'l‘Iansil. Metropolitan Street Railway Cotton. St. San Francisco Second Preferred lion- vol & Rio (llaudc and Louisville. ’lhc iron and steel properties moved 11n- cvculy. Colorado Fuel rising feverishly 3.03. United States Steel was distinct- ly heavy. Trading was lens active in the southwestsrns and Texas & Paci- llc. yielded to pressure. Amongst ln- conspicuous stocks American Snuff l’rcfcrrcd lost 1%. Minneapolis & St. Louis 1. and Northwest 7 from the last sale. while Virginia-Carolina Chemical Preferred gained «1 noints and the American Agricultural Chemical stocks. General Electric. Smelling. North American and United States Rubber 1 to 1%,, Prices yielded gen» orally before the cnd of the hour. WALL S'I‘REIE'I‘. noon—Buying on: a large sale of St. Paul and Union Pu. ific was renewed. the former to 1087/5. and the latter to ill/.3. North Ameri- can rose 61/4. and American Car. 2%. There were gains of l to 1%. in Atchi- son. Southern Railway. Wheeling & Lake Erie. Sugar. Consolidated Gas. the international Paper stocks. Sloss Sheffield and international POWer Realizing held back recent favorites. There were recessions in the strong stocks. but a rise in Baltimore & Ohio to 112-34 stiffened them. llonds show» ed slight changes in prices except some of the convertible issues. which were strong in sympathy with their stocks. WALL STREET, 1 p. In.——Baltimoro & Ohio reacted 214 from the spurt on the judicial dcclsion against the right of the preferred stock to share profits beyond 4 per cent. Thc preferred stork lost 1%. There was an irregular Inorcmcnl, gcncrally 011 realizing. Manhattan meantime rose an extreme 2%. Cleveland C C. & St. Louis 2%, Sugar 2% and Pacific Mail. Toledo. St. Louis & Western. Norfolk & Western l‘rcfcrrcd. Southern Railway preferred from i to 2. TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wrre or III. A Bohme. commission broker. Swartz to Corbrtt's block. South Norwalk: Open Hglh Low 301,4 RIM; 801/. Am. S. R. (70.. 1411/4 143% 141 Am. Tel). 00.. MOI/4 140%. Mill/g Afr-bison, , 86 87M. 86 Atchlson old. 102% 103% 102% Bait. & Ohio. 109 112% 109 Bkyn. It. ’l‘.. 82 ' 823/4 82 Clies. 6'; Ohio. 49% 50 49% Chi. A‘s N. W.. 100 190%, 109 C. M. a s. v. 1005/9 may. 1661/. Chi. R. I. & P. lilo 1,09 168 C.C.C. & St. I... 85% 87% 85% U. S. Stecl. 40 401/, 48% U. S. Steel pfd. 9K 08% 08 (Ion. Ill]. (10.. 248% 109% 110% Nor. & West. 54 Man. Consol. 122 124% Metropolitan. 1731.3, 174% M. K. (it '1'. pill. 04% 04% Miss. Pacific. 122 123% Nat. Load 00.. 24% 247/ N. Y. C. & H..155% 100% N. Y.. O. & W.. 37% 08%. 0011. Tobacco. 09 09% No. I’ac. prI 081,5, l'aclilc Mail 42 431,4 Pennsylvania. 1531/. 153% People's (lat-1.115% 116 461/, 78% 84% I 130 31% ”3% 140% 87% l03% Ill 8111/... 49% 199% Hill 168 '/a 87% 49%, 98% 248% ”01%; 54 I24% ”41/; my, 123% 24% I56 38% rev, 22% 1/ Ital llli Am. Cot. Oil. 109 V‘ 1217/. 173 04 .122 24 153p. 37v2 may, 42 152% 115% 45% 781.4 33% 3 37% Phil. 6% Road. 45% l’. & it. pri.. 781/4, Sou. Railway, 33% Son. lly. pill. 871/” Sou. Pacific. 09% Tenn. C. & 1., 83 U. 8. Leather 141A; 14% 14 14% [1.8 l..Co. pfd. 80% 91% 80%:- 81% U. S. Rubber, 21% 22 21 ‘7 21% Union Pacific 107% my. 103‘ 1101/, Un. rac. bid. 90% 90% 90% i0 ii. TARLOV. Dealer in Junk of All Kinds. ' Highest price rand. papers. everything. call. orders. Write or Prompt attention given to all 000; Taylor Ave: $9..'N°rwaiks Sq. florwnlk.‘ ‘ fat the committee, explained the bill . no opposition except from: Senator. Writ; lit who questioned the; was appointed by the governor. Judge ' at the opening. but the general list ‘. shovmd straggling changes mixed be a. mw'l‘hcre ‘ Louis & 7 and the United States Leather stocks / id for old Install" . button and Pacific stocks were in good 3 . ~ demand. i That romping boy does get his clothes to dolled“ ‘ that’s the why of the: I 'is ' ability of garbing him. in Washable Clothing. The little fellow will look attractive in a white pique suit or a striped linen crash with a white pique sailor collar. We have several designs in the crash. 39 Cents to $1.50. Pretty patterns in blous- ‘~ es at 24 Cents. 25¢... 50o, rind Stan—4th: prices of the belts for men. We have a great desire to show. Seeing is purchas- ing, gentlemen. Suspenders at 25c. and 50¢. per pair. MAHACKEMO BLOCK. THE GLARE OF THE SUN. The bright sun is exceedingly trying 2. to many eyes—always defective ones—— that need Intelligent attention. light of the world was created for man‘s use. and no normal eye rejects Catnrrh of the head and local eye inflammations. making the eyes very sensitive to bright lights. are caused by eye strains. ten resort to cheap colored glasses, which only afford temporary and ultimately tend to increase the trouble. The Such unfortunutcs of- relief. HOMER B. HOYT. Graduate Optician. Room 9. United Bank Building. Office hours. B to 11:45. 12:45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings. 7 to 9. l21w animals is strongly marked. from young animals. whose sole object in living is to be useful when dead. is lender. from old stock is tough, stringy and dry. Our meats are of the They look good. taste good and are good. $25. 00 Reward. The above re the detection and conviction of the par- ty or parties who have broken the glasn in the windows of my factory on Maple avenue. East Norwalk. J ward will be paid for THEO. S. LOWNDES. RAISED FOR F.OOD. The difference between the flesh of That cul delicious. nourishing. good kind. Cost no mote than ordinary meats. NEW CENTURY MARKET. Adam Steinwold, Ol'l'Y 0F NORWAIIK. Proprietor, Ely Block, 80. Main St. ”Delhi Freight Line Between I Propellers W venom AND bacilli. Leave Not-walk ii p. in. Leave South Norwalii 0 p. m. ’1 . . Paudnnbr Steamer Harlem ‘ will commotion daily ,II “Will?” Will: . . , . 3 That . more: New York 11, gler 23 East River, Bodkin“ Street 9. m. 47 NORI H MAIN eraser. ‘ . South Norwn k, Conn. ‘ Ii’l‘ BUFFLO On file aft/1e Reading Room in the Grépbic Arts Building.\Expo- sition Grounds : ALSO F0 R SA L E B Y : NE WSDEALERS: I O O I YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE. The Conn. General Life Ins. 00.. of Hartford. sold last year to citizens of Connecticut. investments and life pol lcltes amounting to nearly “00.00000 This Is evidence that they are pop ular as well as reliable. FRED H. FIELD. United Bank Building. South Norvplii. J unius Brown Painter and l’liptl‘ Hanger. Pure White Load and Zinc mixed by hand will wear twice as long and cover double sur- face as machinery mixed. The house of William Stevens and of Stephen Wilcox, both on South Main street, were painted by me In this manner over eleven years ago. They are ill good. Your house “:3: stand as well if I paint it. M office. 52 South Main street. My residence, 25 Elm Grove street. Dog Registration 'I'lic Town Clerk will he at the South .\Ol\\£lll( ‘o'iTIcc hi the Sci cclmcn. for thc pulpnsc UI rcg‘is. tcrinrrdogs ou Iiida}. June 14th li)0l. from 5 o'clock in the after- noon. until 8 o'clock in the cvcn— 111 kLists of persons owning or liar- boring unregistered dogs will bc given to the prosecuting attorney as soon Illt‘l‘t‘flllt‘l‘ as tllc same can be Iiiadc up. HERBERT R. SMI'I‘II. 3t Town Clerk. ‘- Is Your the Here ? If so you have an opportu~ pity of your [fires to sa'be money. j12 We are selling at prices re; gardless of cost. Suits. Under— . wear, Shirts-everything for the man, youth or boy. The reaso is clear—tho lines we offer to broken; all .filah are not at... but those .31 that are youutnaly have} at practically your own price. ‘ D Gli'lLlEB URORTH MAIN STREE?’ , ,5: I‘ .75 SENIIIus I friendships L + N0. 2 GAZETTE Hummus. ' Summer hosiery and ‘ Underwear. _j _Ladies’_ Sleeveless Ribbed Vests, 5c. Ladies? Ribbed Jersey Vests, 10c. Ladles’ Ribbed Jersey Vests sleeveless and with sleeves. 15c. . Ladics' Ribbed Lisle Vests. short sleeves and sleeveless, 25c. The Celebrated Forrest Mills Un- derwear, long sleeves and short. 25c. Sleeveless and Sleeveless. High Neck and Low Neck, 25c. ‘ Forrest Mills Pants. knee length, r25c. Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed, 25c. Ladics’ Openwood Lisle Vests, 35c. Ladies’ Lisle Ribbed Vests, lace trimmed. 50c. "’ Ladies' Ribbed Silk Vests. $1. 00 to $1. 50. - Ladies’ Black Jersey Tight Lisle Thread. 50c. Ladies' Summer Suits, soc. Full line of Misses‘ and Children’s Underwear, toe. to 25¢. Combination Hosieni. Ladies' Lace Lisle Hose. spliced heel and double ‘solc, 25c. ' Ladies‘ Fancy Drop Stitch Hose, red, blue and black, 19c. Children’s Seamless Hose. double knee, all sizes, ;2%c. Boys‘ Ribbed Hose, double knee and heel,19c. You benefit If you purchase. follow fashion's dictation. Suits. Owing to the bad u'czllbcr. v.‘I~ have left a number of nohby rulta of lut- est style and cut. wIIII-u rm will close out at a ridiculously low figure. Black Suits Strictly all ‘wool, double breasted Jackets and flaring Skirts. $5.98. Previous price. $8.49. Homespun Suits In various colors. flaring skirts. good quality trimming. in different styles, from $6.98 11p. Previous pricessw to 814. Venetian Suits Taffeta lined. highest grade work- manship, a bargain at 816, priced at this sale. $9.98. Special A number of sample Stilts, made in our own workrooms. in blouse ef- fect. Eton. skirts silk taffeta trim- med. silk and satin lined. value from $18 to $30. this sale. $9.98 to $15. 68 Washington Street. Short business stories make long Busy men avoid a “bore“ as they would a pestilence .— A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. "Of a gasoline stove burned a lady bore frightfully." writes N. E. Palmer. of Kirkman. la. “The best doctms couldn’t heal the running core that fol- lowed, but Bucklen’s Amide Salve en tirely cured her.” lnfallible for Cuts. » Coma. Sores. Balls. Bruises. Skin Dis- asses and Plies. 250 at F H. Baxter a. South Norwalk and John A. Riggs, Norwalk. The individual who can rise to the occasion is in very little danger of balm: "sat upon." A surgical operation is. not neces- sary to cure plies. DeWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salve saves all that expense and never fails. Beware of countor~ felts. Cleo. C. Stillson. A fool know: other people's busi- ness better than a wise man knows his own. Mr. Jemes Brown, of I’utsmontli. Vu.. over ninety years of age. suffered for years with a bad sore on his face. Physicians could not help him. Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently» (No.0 C.Stillson. Always well hem. a gridiron before Iblrolling meat. fish. bread or anything '0 so. “Dyspeptlcp cannot be long lived be arise to live requires nourishment. Paid is not nourishing until it is di- ted A disordered stomach cannot digest food. it must have assistance. Kano! Dyspepsia (litre digests all kinds afloat! without dill from the stomach allowing it to rest and regain its natural functions. Ito elements are exactly the some as .019 natural digestive fluids and it Simply can't help but do you good. 090.0. Stllison. health dyspepsia. / Extra Heavy Boys’ Hose, (Iron Wear) real Moco yarn, 25c. H Houselulnishing Department. Two Burner Oil Stoves. 75c. Four Burner Oil Stoves, $1.65. Two Burner Blue Flame Stoves, $6.50. Ice Picks. 86... Galvanized Water Pails, 25c. Small Tin Ovens, 75c. 4-quart White Mauntain Freezers. $2.75- 6-quart Arctic Freezers, $2.85. Refrigerator Pans, 25c. . Water Bottles, Cut Glass Pattern, 39c. TRISTRAM & HYATT. NORWALK, cosh. The FairCloak Store Everybody talking about this out First Annual Summer Sale, Commencing Tomorrow. June, lot. This very unscasonable weather makes the necessity to cut prices regardless of real value. Fit and style of every garment just as you would have It. to Shirt Waists Fifty different styles in lawns. pcr- cales. chumbree. and ginghams. in all colors, with sailor collars. tucks, insertions. and plain effects. with bishop sleeves, from 39c to $2.00. at this sale. Former prices 09c to $2.75. JACK ETS. Box Coats and Elena for ladies' and mlsses', in 'dlfferent colors and styles, highest grade workmanship and but quality trimmings. Great- est bargain over Offered, from $1.98 up to $6.00. Previous prices $3.60 to 312. Silk Waist: Nice-st variety of colors. bemstitch- ed. corded and tucked in ten differ- ent styles, at this sale prices range from $1.98 to $5.00. Previous prices ranged from $3. 25 to $7. 98. for half-pnce. this sale, Leiserson Brothers. Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers, Lemon juice followed by salt takes out ink 01 rust. $100 REWARDI $100. The modem of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is, at least one dreaded disease that science has ‘ been able to cure in all its stages and that is CatarI-h. Hall's Catarrh Curo is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con- stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. there by destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the pa tlent strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in do- lug its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers. that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Semi for list of testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo 0. Sold by Drugglots. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. 1 f 3:"; is made by A replilpi innit/i so. . money, 0|” ONLYJ'GUR ”FOR DYSPEPBIA. Mrs. Frilnkll flush. of New Castle, Deb. says: "i suffered for yours with flooded whore grout dia- trout and belching. I tried crumbs. 1 could hear of; but nothing helped ii‘III till I took Brazilian mini. and 0310 00 cent bottle cured mo completed y." I" l b ,3 H Ina kin g IitoCO . d 'Tailor Made Skirts Serges in blacks and blues. cut flar- ing. $1.75; former price. $2.49. Figured Brilliantlno Skirts Vory high grade goods, near-silk lined.graduate flounce, satin trim- med. Price at this sale. $4.49; val- ue $7. All Wool Cheviot Serge Skirts Near-silk lined, graduate flounce. trimmed with satin. $4.25; value $6.00. One of the best bargains yet offered for the money. Special Also a lot of skirts in different styles. crepons. silks. venetians. homespuns. serges. all made in our own work rooms. from staple qual- ity goods and nicely trimmed and lined. Price this sale. from $1.25 to $7. 00. PETTICOATS. CHILDRENS GARMENTS AND SUMMER SKIRTS South Norwalk, Conn. A reputation Is made by paying' promptly as agreed. or—otherwisc. DIDN'T MARRY FOR MONEY. The Boston man, who lately married «I sickly rich young woman. is happy now, for he got Dr. King's New Life Pills. which restored her to perfect health. infallible for Jaundice, Bile Iousness. Malaria. Fever and Aguo and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Gen- tle but effective Only 26c. at F. H. Baxters. South Norwalk. and John A. Riggs' Norwalk. drug stores A reputation ls made by making statements. truthful, or—-otherwlse. SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard. of Mll- ford. Dol., says: “Brazilian Balm sav- all my boys life. He began just like the one we lost with oroup. We gave him a few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep, and was all right in the morn- ing. It); sale by R H. Plalsted and If. 0 r0 It Is estimated one-third of the dwellers upon earth. are habitual users of tobacco. W “A few months :30. food which I ate ' for breakfast would not remain on my lstomach for half an hour. I used one nettle of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and can now out my breakfast and ,, other meals with a rehab and lay food is thoroughly , digested. Nothing ._. equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for atom- ach troubles." H. S. Pitts, Arlington, , 'i‘ox. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests I what you eat. Geo. C. Stillson. . Sweet titre the uses of adversity. but . sour are the uses of asperity. , w "The Doctors told me my cough was incurable. One Minute Cough Gui-ob. made me a well than." Norris alive . . North titratférd. N.; lip—Because you’ve not found relief from a sin born cough. don't despair. Ono Min. ugh Cure has caged thousands
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