‘ foorfiummer-Necfesities end this done place to find them In
to Mountain Refrigerators and Ice Chests $3. 75 and up. The White
. amenable Refuse-star has no equal
4 itiu‘sjius slams on Stoves. to 00. The "Perfection" Blue Flame
A v' V. is the only one equipped with a patent Grate over the flame.
VIteed smokeless and ordorless. 36. 00
IIwooiVl Croquet ml 8 ball and 8 mallet sets the and up. Four ball
WWVVVI‘W“ Mowers double ratchet steel blades. easy running, $2.50
fielded HosIe guaranteed for one year 10c per Ifoot. .
‘ is all the new designs and colors in plaids and ttripes, from
. ‘V .. rib . Menuhin ice Cream Freezers Gate City Water Filters, Water
Mud. “mulled; llama Swingb battens and Seats. Screen Doors
V we are the recognized leaders in Summer Furniture. Reed and Rattan
hers. Chairs Morris and Conversation Chairs and 'I‘nbies.
ate for the chasm "0M Hiekony'f Sumner manure
.I . “‘flh'i ,4 ILI f.
I?"
We are sole
as .30 .20! 13”.. finned: I
of ‘lu v 312.; ton" fl - o. '.A'
I" find:
. i
no")
q
atrium Mancini Emilia
IANOLA‘.
I‘M
pleasant way to obtain in formation regarding our Easy Payment
if ointment. Jewett. Woodbury, Shonlnger,
u will find our correspondence department a
yo to the purchase of a and Piano.
ING ANI) REPAInIIN '
“.rbther interesting:. points rel
, In. , .. .
i 1"” V '3; it"? ‘ 3“er
"outrun: s Ar 1 All: I; 5;:
l" (I vyiVJV. ii)’. I
‘VI‘EVAN'I‘
COMPLETE VHOVM VEVV FURNISHINGQ...
North Mafii"1V'_'nr'I AVnn Streets. economist
silt.
» IsfM‘I'fIf) Mb! I.
Iha’yijllequII-nln
;mm¢ 1'.i.
.051? no h 2‘. Intro A; or . 'i'”
ttractlons
LAgIts'IIiIIIir wAis‘rs. , . uNosewsAn.
. “re”. Wolfe, “V.” ’m, A Chiidllen's Ribed and Plain
”In... AWhiItIgiflflfthoIQSflO. Lon“ '"d- 83°" 5"."
Vents.
1... .1.“ " 3V 3
KNEE LENGTH PAN“.
2 for 25 etc" and 25 etc each.
A bargain in Seconds of 26 ct.
Shaped . Vehii." 2I for I25 on.
Pique welds. $1303 to $2.50.
SHIRT water more
I 33.46 rants" ,
l ,Ih' ._
KID- Ann FABRIC VoLovss. “3595.13“ vbe're.
LlVlieV or Taffeta, 25 cts- Long and Short Sleeve Vell-
" V‘. Silk Gloves, 50 oil. at 10 cit, 2 for 25 0th., 26
‘ ch. etch. ‘V
, Kld Nova. 79 cu.
elsek ins Gloves, $1.00.
SUMMER VHOSIERY.
Ladlee' DrOp stitch, 10 etc.
2 for 25 ch.
FancerVVaneLPetIte'rno, 25 eta. A
.VV'“
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ILADIEIIU' TOP COLLARB.
u .:.v‘ Ella} fit
'o‘l 'gllginf i
Chat 0qu ISpeoaliy
, Ia di "VI“ ,
III» [I-
We are doing more. business in coal than ever before
at this season. AYQIU ought Mp he thigkyig wheat it. too,,
and Ihdnpimner unicorn Ield tn‘il‘or neIxt “ll“tflfmm‘
sumptio in h II st. sin es.“
V‘Vl’inretedV'Vs armature. .. 5 .
V _. PeesVENGtR TRAIN ’mrcnen'
is re
I, Pol‘
lwo Chicago Mdti‘lihii
“title a Practice of Robbin
Mail Boxes and f .
tors Bought Wh on oil
by Post Office spotters
“VlV
ouioAdVo. they. ans-Frank aim and
Henry lloekzuma. who during the last
eight months are said to have stolen
thinlbands of. let era ft‘ the mall
bomb in all I s of(‘ Iicago. have
beeh’ arrestud by post. office Inspectors.
it is hell Will that the pair has stolen
at least 2), 000 letters and probably se-
cu'red thousands of dollars.
The men Isiren-c caught. in a room
'while engaged lnA opening letteis. in
their possession; were found two keys
that would open every mnil' boil in
the city. When surprised by the. In-
speetIors they Allied over 500 letters in
0 Michel. ull mailed on Sunday Many
of them contained money and checks
When taken before Commissioner
llii’i‘nphicy, lloekzcma waived (Axumls
nation and was held to the Federal
Grand Jiuy in $6 000 bonds. The case
against Bloke was; continued until
May 29.
A ouncx ansssr.
.i. A. Gulledgeyofverbena Ala. was
twice in the hoapitel from a severe
rule of piles causing 24 tumors. After
doctors and oil remedies failed, Buck
lens Aisles Salve ouiukly uIresled
fuither inflammation and cured him.
It conquers aches and kills pain. 250.
at l~‘ If; Baxter's. liruggiet. "V
HAIVVRRIGON WANTS PUBLICA OWN-
ERSHIP. .
CHICAGO, May 26. “Mayor Harrison.
in his annual message presented to the
‘in Council last night stated his po-
.‘ union on the traction franchise ques-
tion. its declared that the existing
compaVJIies must absolutely waive all
ninohysnlne your claims before any
franchiseextenslon ls granted and that
no value on these claims shall be ni-
mess. The mayor also demands that
provision "for early public ownership“
shall be a feature of any extension or-
dinance; and that any ordinance shall
be submitted to dual mint-soon by the
manic under flrt-‘I‘lpiihllo opilnloll” hiI-t '
W
Foley’ s Kidney Care
makes NW: and bladder right.
DID NOT CREATE A MONOPOLVV.
KANSAS or D! May 35.-Th6 Santa
Fe Railroad Company has filedinfthe
Federal Court its answer to the suit
for an injunction brought against it by
the United States government. The
company denies ihttl ltv (tonfedortthed
fir combined to create a monopoly in
the transportation of packing bottle
products. The company also Ideals;
A that it favored certain shippers with
- rebates and preferential rates or hot
it transported ackin house prod ctii‘
for less than t c pub ishcd rates.
you. cults tousump'nos
A. A. Herren. of Finch. Allin. writes:
"l'oleya Honey and Tar .is the best
prephratlon for' «highly colds and lung
trouble 1 kndvrt at, it has cured con-
liold at
SIOUX Cl Y, In. May 26. —-'l‘he Chl-
énbo and ‘ orthwo'stern passenger
train from Q 'sha', due in this city at
u: 05. his“. n18; t has ditched V33 ous-
'wa'. tinny ones 56th of Sioux ty it
ed that the buggttgeman ls fa-
tally injured and that a number of pas-
seugers hurt
with turbo some has left Sioux City for
the scene. The telegraph and tele-
hone wires are down on account of
‘th stem .‘Wl‘i‘of particulars Acan yet
if.
VV V Fm”.
Illinois on. terrain. planet
jil'ellestellttenh‘mentel .Thie is
”Insists; tralnfnen. street
. car’hflimfltflafiud all whom
‘ yer
r'qsobuufter mans-w disuse
n’ lime-formruliotey' s Icfiiduyrcurew
glide “0%!!me bladder w.
MW W,
- need it; We would like to nits yopr order, 9nd we’ll do
it users. ‘3”. yet; Aoytqgh discs good enough for us to
. sell inlundV enmnihpto summer—and he‘ll do ”on too.
No. 3 Nut st 5 is a twin“ .A, comb .
“Benny...
m .3.qu 9’ a».
a
“or 53‘3"
.W gamma
. 7"” Wehebeenbssy as m
kiowflueq“ "lezifllbfl
w n... 'A an
“id. chafing: p.
335
. his head to satisfy a mortgage
V'Iir'V‘l. h“
A wrecking train ‘
sfihgtlten “*m‘wml‘u‘fldmbwor limited: A...
fin 63! inseam ”sexism “I“! 1m
lief trouble with my kidneys and _A
. no relief untit Ad- .m. May's
V , 8
x‘ . .
when they shall. remain open an: V
, VENIV'PVI OFV 41'.
V ViVe and it is all
tenants.
«an; is in the
cit or town in
the Union has an slept proof on the
following Insiders t I: 90th Norwslk.
Genuine motsmandn
the he‘svrlty endm'nationt of local out
Inn. 1 eeple bowel» onto.
tr ehds‘ stillV gelghb rs of our V“VVVV’IA‘thdert
gives statement like the following for
publication it is proof rcouvincinlz for
tnost skeptical. Road this out
In
MVX W31 M. A0 of to (love street
will!» on the onwalk Wk 00..
says. "I was suffcilug from an attack
of backache when my attention was di
rooted to Donn' e Kidney Pins and I got
a box at Ploiated' a drug store and look
the contents as the directions indicat
ed. They noted promptly and radical-
ly Doaa' s Kidney Pills are atlas rem-
ml y for backache. No reaction. no hot-
tie to carry. no apoon to forget or lose.
You simply viii: them in Y9!" vast pock-
et. take them and they do the rest} .
Doan' “Kidney Fillmore. for sale by
Ml dealers. Price 50 beats per box
tit-A
oi'l he pu
any
Vh'enr
eVetl iofft.
Sent by mail on receipt of price by
lI‘osier- Milbul‘n .00. Buffalo. N Y. solo
unsafe for the United States.
Remember the name—*Doan's—und
take no substitute. .
lea: "
Vi-iiVSV FORTUNE GONE.
ThVIe 80d Fate of David L. Vanderhey-
. ' den, of Stamford.
STAMFORD. May 20 -~licpendlng on
charity, David L. Vanderhoyden, who
was a wealthy shoe manufsriurct in
llrica, N. Y., Va few years ugh, lies ill
in a house in East Main strum. His
household goods are piled up In fionl
of‘thc home. which has been sold over
Saw
.icr & Regent the owners. pitylng his
condition. let him stay there until ho
can find other quarters. Mr. Vander-
Iieyden soblwd as “0 told his story
last night.
"I was born in lliica 'lli yours ilgo.‘
lic snid.‘ ‘My father was .InI-ob Vander-
heyden. a shoe dehlor.A At the age of til
i got tho gold fever and went to (‘nll
foruin. l Ieiurned to Ull(il and Wool
loo businessiwlth my father. Then i
2‘ -it.into IuVanufnciurlug. A'My father
hail been a Ilose friend of Horatio Scy—
Iu. int and Roscoe Conkllug and their
influence was helpful to me. I pros-
t'red and in 1865 I married llnrrlet
right, a widow with three conureu.
ilIAhoulih overtook me. The doctors
told me I'll have to learn Uiicn and l
came here.
'i their owned 3. Mouse to $75 H000 l
was not able to do llllllll work and in
trusted my property to agents. ’I‘heI
were careless and i lost almost all.
'hly wife bccunw estranged. She pro
lei red to live in titles with hex own
children. , She obtained a divorce. l
rrave, hor II house in Ultra, A fowyears
later I married Miss Minnie filicmcld,
‘oi‘ Stamford. I low-d her, but I am con-
vinced that she cared only for my men
r-Ay, Six months ago the inortgsge
was foreclosed. Then my wife left me
and took our three children. For a time
she allowed the children to come and
sue me. They don't (seine any more
and my letters are unansn'ered For
hyear I‘ve been ill with heart disease
4 mil like killing myself l‘lio town
gives me help and I have friends but
if my Wife doesn‘t come back I don't
ktIgw what i shall do." ‘
etheytlen published a notice on
satundily lo the effort that since he lost
.- opertv his wife hud deserted him
He orbade any one io‘trust her. Mrs
Vanderheyden. who Is about forty
years old said last night that her bus:
band' s reverses had nothing to do with
her heaving him. fi’is éohdnc’t had be-
com utIIb' dutalllef' shil sh VVT'
CASTORIA
no Infants and Child:
In; on In no first has
MW
WOMAN ’hT‘I‘ACKén by no r’riAVNie.
Beaten Vahd Twin—.- Teeth Knocked Out in
Maury. .«ArrelitM Milk,
DANB'UR' av ‘26 .-}-MI's Harriet
‘ Smith reported 0 the police authorities
{gateway that finals y- higiIIttt whil‘eg
a was pessiugt thrba‘ rbugh Whit e street.
on her way how she was attpgked by
four men; who ragged her Id 0 an rm~
freoncni'e’Vd Spot and criminally assault-
ed' her. During the struggle Mrs.
smii'nwu badly «beaten- Two teeth
word kniibked but and she‘ whom it
>3; K II.- - .it‘
iAIIuterssIetdny meritoon the police
Efiflibofl fotho‘It-y in contraction with
Vittie case and?“ him‘ with theft
ti y niulmeI than be
”It” A; Julie, A
d;, ; ng' dithe Vw
Sturgeon-(Its :Eheeks the ten-
ch as lichen tannin
‘thliiness. V
so; .s. nines 3s
engaged week mother? he-
mane . ' can
'A-II my ll 9
TUESDAY, MAY 06. 3903.
H
V Elliptic. People Want
American federation of
Catholic Subtitles to; the
its lnflueiico for a Separa-
tion of. .IGhuIrph and finite
.—.—.._V__...I_.-...
(‘lNCMA‘l‘lJ May L’Il—T‘lm recolo—
iibi‘iti Wlllill were adopted in August
last}, at tho convention in (‘blcago oi'
the Athenians Federation of Catholll
Sor-ietioh extending sympathy to tho
friars in th l’hili pines. and Ilonoum
no: the up tibn n the Illiited Stairs
against those ltiurs 'lllVl‘ brought forth
a sympathetic rompers from the. Cru-
tio (‘utolico do ilipinos the most
representative Cllllollf' body in the
Philippines and which is said to Vuli‘t‘
the opinions oi‘ the bishops us well as
of the great body of t‘utliolics in tin-
unliipelngo.
1 his ("Ullllllllllll uiion Wllltll bonus the
signatures of r it. lit of the supreme oili-
(A'ms of tho (i‘vntio (‘ntolilo has just
Iii‘tll Irulwti llt‘l"( lit the headquart-
tors of the American Federation. It is
In the form of resolutions adopted at u
ronvontion specially (1|ch after the
{'txvlpItI iii the Plilllpplnos (If the rust)-
utlons adopted in (‘liltugo
'l‘ho Icsolutluns oi’ the (.‘eutio ( ‘ntol-
ir,0 aitci ”exp“ suing grateful approvin-
tion of llll‘ stand take-n by the Ameli-
can Federation and mailing known It
desire for t-losci relutlons with tho
AIIu-Iicun body declare ns follows:
"l‘lmt the American l‘V(‘tlt‘l'llll0n oi
(luiholiv SotlotiI-s lll‘ requested to use
iii our behalf its efficacious influence
that for the time to tome the romplctp
separation of (.‘liuir Ii and State as pro-
vided by tho Ioustltutlou of your ('Ollll-
try and [Illll‘ timid the min may be made
effectiw bore. thus avoiding the rom-
iuoii or correlates of the insular pim—
inclul or municipal authorities inter-
fering in mutton: which are of the pur-
tirulur incumbent-y of tho (IliurriI.
"That ”to (liliolico lli‘ Filipinos inh
south the American Federation that it
old- us with its efficacious co-opr ration
in our labor on behalf of our (‘athoilr-
Mllflfil m lfrt end that the official
school system may not be an omirossor
of our (‘uihoiic system of schools, and
of the legitimate rights which For low
and justice haVe conceded us.
"That Wo beg deporiully of the Am~
cricnu Federation that. lt,lnbor accord-
ing to Its disc rctlon and soul to tho cud
that the misting worthy Icliglous (Aor-
poratlons. more especially those of tin-
Augustinians the Franciscans the lio-
Iuinluuis and RcI-ollots. shall mniinuo
exercising in the Philippines the sns
[‘I'Pd ministry of preaching, touching
and the administering of holy Sfltrll'
meals as they have done up to the
present With such spiritual and tem-
pornrv benefits to us. . .
"that the Centre Culolito Iii-g of the
American Federation of Catholic So—
cities that it make use of the. great
means It has at its command to more
abundant true nmi nuthontir informa-
tion concerning the clmdition of things
Catholic in the country. because today
the springs of information are poison-
cd by many different sects, political
parties and race hatreds and by the
profound resentments Whlill are a nut—
urnl consoqueme of six years more or
loss. of war and disorder
That the American Federation be
notified that in virtue. of the Malay
idiosyncracles, of our peculiar habits.
of the protection given in former times
to the Church byItbe Government of
Spain of our pacific religious life the
lubm of propaganda. of organization
and of puntioular administrations must
be very slow and accommodated to our
specie being. AI
all that is main; in this country may
be easily explained Interiorly. all the
Filipinos. excepting those of the non-
Ghristlsmtvlbrs’ and the portion of
burkslldeIs (Aver piesent in time of
grant crisis“ are genuinely Roman
Cptholfcifliuatollh (lbriittisnl, and yet
we see the painful phoho‘meun' that a
few false prophets as leaders of the rnb~
bio. have arisen. praclaiming them-
selves before the American authorities
and before strangers to be the only
nonrescntntlvos or the people.“
nobleman eAVE divasnr was.
W
QM pfllcet‘. Who; Rmued Women.
. too by the IiIrrnn HeI Received.
V Pill
n hetero, the
top floor 'Vfounfi,
car.-
wlndrfifig Vhehisgn
11 “m
M e’painfi‘rom the
'Vmsn
ed the other women
V to _
”Arnhem burl? Litton”
.‘Ii'Alitl’I imely "V‘ ’3.»
“Bearing in mind this observation. .
dild- V
no. .
.m to. be
ltkhtiaofi et‘attbelloe-A
enntlme‘ pollwmen and
1: m
Bridgeport Advertisements. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
E. D M. READ (:0
W
It.“
Til
NEW SPECIMENS OIIFI“ NEEDLE WORK
We have just received Somemew specimens of the ex—
quisite hand- drawn [Mexican work to Lunch Cloths. Center
Pieces. and Dollies. In some of them the linen is of a
superb quality. very sheer and fine, while the workman-
ship is truly wonderful. They can be seen in the show-
case at the Needlework Section. In connection with
these we mention some fine samples of Kennington work
in commenced Center Pieces. every one of which is the
work of a skilled Iartist.
There Is also a full line of materials for Mount Mcllick
work which grows in favor every day. This beautiful
pure white embroidery commends itself for practical use as
there is no danger of its losing color In the laundiy.
WOMEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEES.
'I‘wo remarkable good values at 13 cis.
Plain hemstitchcd Handkerchiefs of shécr linen, and
linen cambric in all width heme.
Fine sheer hemstltched Handkerchiefs with narrow
borders. very desirable; .13 cts each, 2 for 25 cts.
CONVENIENT ARTICLES FOR THE HOME.
A Gas Plate is a handy thing to have in warm weath-
cr. You attach it to a burner and in a few minutes you
can have hot water, or anything that requires heat to pre-
pate.
Gas Plates one burner, 25 and 39 cts.
two burners, 98 cis. to $1.50.
three burners. $2.25 to $2.75.
Gas Tubing. 6. 8 and 10ft.lengths, 5 cts. a it.
Garden Hose, 10 and 123/; cts. a it.
Watering Cans. galvanized iron, 35 to. 50 cts.
Nursery Refrigerators, very convenient, $3.00 to $3.50.
Small Portable Iron Washstunds for summe. cotta-
ges. They are oak finished or painted red or blue, furn-
ished with bowls and pitchers, very compact and conven—
ient. Price $1.50.
$5.00.
10 to 50 cts.
$1.50 to $2.00
Larger sizes.
Charcoal and Quartz Water Filters.
Stone Water Filters,
New lines of Porch Furniture are displayed in the
Furniture Store. There are many styles both in green fin-
ish and natural color. Prices are extremely low.
THE 1). M. READCOMPANY,
Bridgeport, IConn.
-“i
“M.
Announdém-erit
Franklin Hones Medical Illusion
is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottle:
at $1.00 per bottIE.
For over till scat-sV this tainnbio Vegetable Iomedy has been used by the
best families in Norwalk and South Noiwnlk and has cured Chronic Liver,
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else has: failed. Many here testify to
its virtues. Sold on its merits
HUME iVSURESVV. HOME CURES. HOME CURES.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SIIILIEV BY ALL DRUOGIISI'ITS.
I.
subsist-an claim
and hllays Fave
Colic. It “EM
Norwalk Chronicler