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Refriéerstor on (Ii Aims;
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Lawn Bwlnzs
‘stn Relies
Water Coolers
. Window Screens
“Old Hickory” Flirnlture
lininmock Choirs '
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OPEN EVENINGE.
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COMPLETE Home FURlel-IER
NorIIIEMaIn and Ann Struts.
scorn Narwallr.
(Ir-WW swam orI w W rs
MOUNTAIN GRANb” Is positively the only
It is lined throughout (Am;
_ g 'r or host). has removane Ice
MN Dill. and choir" Every .lieIrlgerutor Iully warranted.
or styles or the White Mountain moire.
W
ton“ Wickless Blue Flame Oil [Stoves gunrnnteed smokeless and
orker Bros.‘ genuine "Ping Pong" spnuldlng Bros.’ “Table Tennis.“
III-inhibit for
, nimngtl :5 mid“ one "0v| I
g ,. I. well ‘0"
‘ ‘ be In :qu nicer-mil to think It doean't '
Iurt. or new be will tnk LANA-I
thli) gayIIhgo: k ”We“ are eilW cote.
" ORA? “I H
" 5K: but? I" a. .
L . climb nil Million;
' gnlxytons Is the only reroedy the a;
nIuIbldb elven! (notes good.
(In ldron II c lgt|
I I. A I i I
Egg}? bolas drug; k “.30: lcnlt‘bwygnetl‘
. (In; 3% (in .
r .
llev magi!“ life
(Q I}; dull?” {emuylelwtbe cause.
II bowels open
llgml‘I tho nIomIIch nln healthy. nctlvc coudb
We" will; (been I
' . ”flush?” meal? (I MI:
1% him oth‘sr' lurnrl‘im. ”r3923
more or your money Ind
“TO
I smaller dorm
n (I I I
..ezg'liillb 0I.A”c6,. lb"; .3; “wit.
you "(i am 7%“in
l'or Ill. Mb?
l i
Pillllilllfl Ills hauled
(Continund iron; li‘lrst Page).
the ulterIII and hisi force from Norwall;
Would be put to rout. .
5t sunrise men were seen hurrying.
about the streets (It Norwa‘lk (ind the
no And by~weyo (SI Strettord. pod
'mnkinir‘ for the trolley cure on will ch
I an were to be carych to Wéntport.
. lien Sheriff Stags arrived, Sheriff
I ‘ gfiuIIey’s. forces had. not as yet not in
appearance. Slugs produced his
credentinlp which had been propnred
erst- n lsht lb the olllcc or Attorney Jud-
son. end; In (As name ‘of June Buckley.
neuroses possession or the premises
The demnpd .wee qul‘e'tly and politely
retuiiéd; whereupon Mr. Stats: left (me
of his lines on the premises} and stérted
‘ Io”;- “Bridgeport. to moire his report.
The forces from rwalk Arrived
soon after, and the work or moving re-
cc‘xn‘in ed. _ The highway (or several
. hund‘r test in either direction. Was
'1; Id furnlt re oi every Kind cud (lee-u
option. Ir 1!; cellnr to (title. All the
8
on in the‘lntc'rosts of (us (carcinoma.
of the Lewis Raymond estate, of Wlln
ton which holds a second mortgage (It.
dreclesu’re had been obtnlnm
56rd; title blinded down April 22.
ley's sister. Miss Jane Buckley.
} (w‘hé
from g
scum Illa .
from the homestead and; 1’1“!me
them lin the hlfhvygny.'rll;ls.1;ltgofnndm
differ to don A rams re swa
aniline- Embed (0 Strntfcrd to tutor
that: more force mu
. All of
‘ ouch fox w
(loop ll tére'd with barrelsboxenhcuse- 3“ I
'; ’Jddson represented Mr. Buclh ..‘I
of : on
Weetml, who holds (I first mortsaa'er I .
Hesxtound thnt Sculle'y bud an army .1!
”MM-n
'lttm'tbe last session :thc General
Assembly u ousmziwmed (world
ovrecclvc- drum
31 within which
ti u long?“ @3th
. ”W. G Mr
alter be h is h
the transom
( (the "ill" Will
I (I (II I! 0
WWII! ' Alida-
ms all
to, .Ireoaurer stut-
rat 0 fox was; lulled
on In, to listen (thy
T e trensurc‘ g
skull iron; the six
:Iroy In? 51km}. Ills ”align boys to the
error.- 0 0
port with ((2 ”3&5; W h
I Ilium!” Mobil! tron
retunnhto (he
comptrogler'
amount paid ' the
for days on I. , clerks In the. comp
rollers o , neon engaged in
mekIgn‘ out... he can no to reimbnm
won or (1' untied (ind Irena
urcr's Ices. . ne,‘ towns have
insde return III; tea on which
they hove been In, 'the trousur
ors. Other “wobble yet I be bosrd
from. (Solar I foxes ve been
heard from . che‘ Ira (nailed on
negate Q1}! . sslven a list
of the towns to. whiohw the checks have
beén sent. x_ represents an ex—
pcndlturo or 11.1 V'I‘he list at the
(owns and the ‘amounts paid to each
is as Iol lows: ‘
East Granby . ......... ‘ ........ $12.65
FnrmIn on ...... .Ilbo
North oodstock ..... . ..... 31.05.
Colebrook. 8.05
Cornwall......‘." ...... ........ 26.30
Nortll Brnnford ...... ........ . 19. 35
2.30
19.35
13.80
No cusg...s.r:::::::::::::
Gosh ‘
astronaut-I ....... (...
..................
ruins the worn went on. and by 12' Haddnm .. ”-70
qlock About everything In the house gal-mulch '“"““" £232
helm; ninccd on the street (too the, “3;!“ ‘1 """" ., '60
Nb’r‘w'l lk.‘ (indulgent were preparing to Ellin I“ ' - “3'
(non .. 2.30
stinclr the putpuildings, when Mr. Newinston , ._ 9 2o
iluc‘lrley Who had been watching th'c Waterbnr ’ 1'15
trolley cars In the distance, was seen Suifleld~ y " " ' ‘ ‘ ' 11. 50
to ex'ecutc it sort or Indian war dance. North Ca‘fiégm‘ ' “ " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ " 13 80
turn three or four somersnultn. throw Preston """""" 1150
his but (u; the-isn- (uni shouted. All a, bmk'f'.‘ """ 460
hnn'dn though *tlint he hsd suddenly Mlddletown'f'm """""" 6.98
none (grassy. His actions Were explain» Standard 10's;
A ”When snarl: sun m A... A..- MAI... .:.......::.:::::" (3'30
“‘3 “1’ ""3 “w“ from the trolley truck. Beacon Fells . . .. ..... .. . (5:90
waving a plane: triu‘m hnntly over his R903! Hill “if,- W 57‘
head: The two sherl mot 'nnd arts;— compel! ......lun .. . 3:45
shaking hands. the omcer from Strnt- Plymouth .. . ...; .......... g 3.05
ford took the amber from Norwulk Murder; ... ‘133‘0
quietly to one side. and read the con- Cnn' ________ ......... 51.75
tents of the paper. which proved to be Aebford . ...... ,_,95,45
(In order of Injunction's'lgned by Judge Washington ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...” 32.20
William H. Comley. cl Bridgeport,Mag1§gn ,,,,, ,,,,,, 3.05
which but an and to the (mention: for snsrdn ....... . ................ 41,40
the present at least. . The Norwnlk om. Mdn rile. ......... .. 20.70
car and his men donned their hats and Ridgedoid. . 13.80
coats and returned home The matter Greenwich ..... .. . 9.20
is to be determined In the courts, and Néw n‘Airneium 19.55
the ouIcome will be wAtchcd with con- Bristol ....... g . . . . . . . 10.35
sldc'rnble Interest. Water-lord ...}... ............ I. Mill
I~"'l‘h"n Brlddopo'rt. Post prints the Iol- Westpo‘rt‘ ..... , ..... ..... 3.45
lowing account or the Affair-:1 Granny. ..... . ..... . ...... 27.60
When Deputy Bile-rill G. E Stags (Ito Cheshire .............. 23.0.0
lilo 'lu‘hch in this (alt-y. this noon. he tell. WAlllnngrd. ......... . ..... . 13.80
somewhat eluted at' being able to .Fnlrlléld ...... . .............. 3 3.05
triumpbiover‘ Deputy Sheriff Bcuiiey. o"! mtcbfleid. ..... ... . . . . . 1- . 23.020
Norwelk slid nix minions, who early Brooklleld ---------- 6.9.0'
this morning” succeanuIIy dolled him at ‘WIlllnaton ..... .~ . ~ ~ - - - .. 11-50
the h'o‘m end of Abram Buchley. In Wilton ..... . ........ . ...... 12.65
wggtpgmf Putnam. ...... 6&0
At 5 ”my. dug morning. Sherllf Clinton ............... . ....... 17..§
Stags. acting under instructions from Egggwk, ------- . ----- -- 3‘32
Attorue Séllgge Judson. J “"4”" to; lgroom-d ............. .- . 59,33
, ' ‘ ornon ................ . ..... .‘ .
homes (I. which was be carried Trumbull ~.
Bethlehem
East Heddnm
sunburn
New Milford
Yi’lndlliitn
......
Igor-wish ,. ........... ..21‘115
cu 0W .-
It'll! that fox ltlld do “
to do ‘
In; from I e lewu .
".Dl‘ilflle period
, :tlnticn (shows that. mosticonvcrslons-
religion. a smaller portion (it whom
. I‘ .miuremu
' New. “'11; no; I A Danced: on Mm
lir‘imm’b Md'firfliflfli‘i ”I
. Immilwmdetending I continua)
ohnuld, of course, look especially to those
bloc“ wildl’o‘the walls were lowest and
in.“ ,‘pre . 2%....‘evdx' Inn castle.
tt'er we one find where our weal:
spots are an (limp to cover than; Iron; pt-
took tlIolon r e s lice poems
. Walnut «a; ’f’ N when (its
‘ first threnten notewolt lintll: the
enemy line A gmdnt aloha.
wells. The bad things. the wastes. the lib-z
nrltiee, the poisons Are. when all Is right.-
lirown (>an of Castle Body b (nouns oi
the mVowels, the
p.1- I: ongo . Bu II when.
i (skim - (basally Indigestion;
MCI on kin bud more work.
' then It. can do. Now the man exposes his
skin, or remained of it, to the cold. Th0
phonemes oil ~sbInis'cIo At once.- Indramncticnfoln
that who :ldrn the to to
WWW“ the ionic 'lr . “I soon weekspo undhe
e yourlyetom cleaniwitb the new
lofi: KW, Colours Bolian't, (liecomre'd by
113'. Dgg‘Id gonimdyi of Kenya? how;
one , It. cures or nation
I) ”Mum madam. Clout. authelltgoi
the untgltlye proeeescn in oiery
the arsenic melodies so common. (Ind and;
among us.
All (linguists,
it end you will trust it.
1.00 a. bottle.
MIIIISIBI'S dissolution H 1
(Continued From First Page)
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Judge Light, whose business Is to use
alignment. make this assertion: "l‘he
' . (dental department In one thing: the
eplrltunl another No mun can be per.
I'uitllo'd' 2‘" be. u Christian by argu-
mant.’
The speaker closed with .these three
results or leading e. Christin; life.
r'hust It offers a satisfied conscience.
yocond It calls you to a magnificent
Work here; third. It appeals to our
needs and malice us heroic and unsel
Ilsh. "lie come not: to minister, but
to be ministered unto ”
. Rev. Poul Moore Strnyer Ioilowcd
Mr. Ferrls's speech with no admirable
Address on “Adolescence end (louver.
sion." His remarks were. pungent
, and evinced deep and thorough study
obthe subject. . ,
He said In... part: . “It. is: encierto
form than to reform; man Is an In—
font (or twenty ycnrs; he spends one-
third of hisnxletenco In infancy The
church should cultivate the religious
nature oi chldren. It almost Impeach
pic to make an appeal to those who
have .formed opinions. From II to 25
is the formative period In boys, from
13 to, 2A in girls. Their bodies grow
is much. In one your between 13 and
15 no in (my 6 yours later. At this
time the heart Increases in size. the
senses and lollies change It to then
that works of heredity are seen. The
habits or parents make themselves
felt. Here is a bold opportunity to
check disease or change disposition.
The enclal Instincts change and the
radical
m'netltntlon undergoes a
I change
"This is the period when parents
‘ And teachers should use (llncrction, A
"per! (Id of uln'rm. A girl may become
a woman or a boy A man too soon.
Here the church should step in and of-
for her services Spiritual rebirth
should coincide with the physical One
group at church says new life will
spring forth at beginnlllg of adoles-
cence nod marks the change with e.
‘ sacred core Another says there
willbe development To
strengthen the a(road and overcome the
Inherited tendencies to evil is the aim
I, of Christianity The conversion may
be unconscious. 1
“While inentnl turd physical growth
In nor/er by revolution it is by epochs
The. period of adolescence is the su-
Ion- conversion Inves-
are (it the use of- 16- Add my own
church there are three gtoilps, the cis-
ole ohmug's Sons. 13mm 16 years of
;. use. all 0: when m- members oi the
church... {the Jennings Club. iron; 16 to
:30, years or use. not so easily led by
are members of the church. and lastly
of age not easily influenced 1' my
to commit themselvds to no! one life
Morality (reads religion customs
duty should be Impressed (in the
youth. If the period passes the great
i
thbl'nbclvcs In the period
of adolescence (Ind inld especial strem
upon the statement that pnstors spend
tic time unions the ymms people
A the close of the address there
was: (A shoxndlscneilion on :the two all
cd with the (singing of. a hymn by the
Neglected and bependent Children
Committed by oblate Court.
and John and Chm-lee ‘1‘.Fa'v-
”six and four years rep
I .1 Math? ho ho! Enston, were y'ester
, robots court committ
ltlneye, tho ‘
the Lamont Club, from 20. to 30 years .
' .. too much time on sermons and too lit- Increased expenditure for the artillery
dresses and tho’ reunion wits concludJ. ‘
" ”the“ dual Inounrchy‘
b
' {the (led elm; "
I and (It the expenditure required for the
‘ dereldnmant of (not? Igggdustry and
Your attention to triple
niturc, Round hills,
in of Cathedra "
wIIIcII seems to
demand The peculiar llhlsb
The China Cobinet' in of a
tion a gold border. .
specimen or the style.
are or Florentineidesign.
They range in price from
dows.
I
log for the entire year.
Gerber Store. _ In it you wlll one a. net or (Illllll'k'1 “will
" Bullet. China Cnbinet and‘Cllslro" "It .'
AIIed' in the quaint Mission styglg
eI ore: admired eta‘prenpnt than any ‘ the;
kind of Furniture, end for which '
d to the north window 0 four
is».
ISM.
r (scrubs;
.(Irnlmiu ii (THIN;
which makes the wood bonu-
(lful: thc' plain'a‘rtiptic (insignia. (be ob ric'é of deep curving ‘
and dust-catching; places, these. qualities make it' ‘rnolrtI dc- .
sir-able for the purposes It. (I intended ‘ -
novel design. and IS perica-
ly adapted to display wha'tev or it cbntalna.’ In this cost a
superb set of Pouyat China, plain White, its Only decora-
The Silver Tea Set on the Buffet is Colonial a fine
The Cut Glass is that of Libbey and Dorfilnger.
The graceful Goblets and Wine Glasses on the table
5
It will be worth your while to examine these attractions
and If you take the elevator and visit the Wareroom. you
may see other interesting things, Ask to see the Baclu
elors’ Cnbinets. They are quite travel, there 15 no bachelor
.but would like one. and they will doubtless prove Attract-
iv: to others than bachelors. , .
' = 4 “ SKIRT SALE.
Going on dowhst‘eirs on‘ the levver floor. . These Under-
skirts are of Sateen and Mercerized Goods, of eXtraordin-
ary valuc They are of several different styles, all of them
milled or plaited, made and finished nicely. '
II.
‘ a
98 cents U $1..98
Some samples may be seen in one of the Main St. win- _,
_ .....me
Call at the Pattern Counter and register for Fashions.
It cests you (retiring and you may find it entertain-
THE D in. READ COMPANY
I ’Bfidgeporl. Conn.
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Francln Jo'leph Tells of Gratifying
Condltlonn In Austria-Hungary.
ABUDA PEST, IHungAry. May 7—"As
In the past. so In the future, the com
stant‘endeavor of my government will
be directed .to fostering close relations
with our allies; as well as feelings of
confidence With all other points. thus
contributing to the maintenance And
consolldotinn of European peace"
This Was the most Interesting pits-
sage from a. general; international
point of vicw,«ln the reply of the em
berdr null king. Francis Joseph today
to the address of the delegations 0f
Austria-Hungry. at the reception held
in the castle (It Buds Post. this morn-
in:-
The emperor also mode A brief. but
important. preference to the Bullion sit-
nation. “Our unvarylng and
friendly understanding with the RllSr
sl'sn emperor concerning events in the
cast is conducive to the continued maln-
temce of order and tranquility in
those‘ regions. 1,.
Ills majesty remm c
that since the
; élbst session of the d ogatlonfli the gen-
: oral political: situation had in no way
underan (2 any iuctcxinl change. He
paid a tribute to the Anct‘rlnnelliirigsr.
Ian forces employed in the China; expe-
dition and referred tothe necessity fol
to Improving the naval stations and
to indispensable Increases in the per-
_ lot the fleet and for the construc-
‘ i’ofsbi'p s.‘ .' I‘
e address of the delegation refer-
I' red :to the: continued presentaticn of
politics and the Increased prestige of
Wine councils of
Europe as} “Inrgeiy— the womb
blob, in will "the '
onslderatlon
do for the army
. lcultur'e and f
est (icons;
to
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EOARD OF BISHOI’S CONFERENCE
Last Session Held Yesterday Occupied
with Committee‘ Appointments.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn" May 7—-
The last session of: the semi annual
conference (It the bqard of bishops ot
the Methodist Episcopal Church yes-
terday was occludedI with the appoint-
ment or the various écommlttecs ot the
conference. A committee Was appoint-
ed to select and compile the common
.bymnul for all Motimdist Episcopal
Churches. A committee was also ap-
pointed to act in conjunction with it
like commillcc from the Methodist
Episcopal Chmch’ south to prepare a
common catcchl‘lsm and order .of wor-
ship. Bishop Warren was ordered to
make. the quadrldnniel tour of south-
cm Asia. including a visit to India.
Malayasln BurmabI and the Philippine
islands. He will leave next October.
The committee on the assignment oI
bishops reported ..0n all the confer-
onccs giving the time and place for
holding them and the bishops selected
to preside. g. _. .I
WILL FIGHT TO A FINISH
SAN FRANCISCO May 7——'A fight to
(I. finish has bat {arranged in this city
between Jack I and} worse Gard
not"; the middlnweightfl Minus The
men are to meet in Nevada on a day
between the second and sixth of July.
A $5 000 purse 5% tube divided. 75 per
cent do the winger and 25 per cent.
to the loser. Th men Agreed to weigh
In at n a l” on due (lny of right At 165
pounds. ave. on bake. two pounds.
' EDITOR SHORTEN DEAD. ., I
ppuynn May T~John sudden 9m.
tor of the Cripple Creek Herald, 'n'ud
one of the best k‘n'own no’wspnper men
in commas is ilcfid.‘ Mr Slim-ten was
65 years old and was born In England.
gle snw service, In tire confederate
my; and" was on board (He Trent but
life time of tlio capture. 0! the
(educate (agents.- Mason mmsunsh -
Norwalk Chronicler