washasoav. 1'11st 17. 19113.
’*~ 1'2“: fl .7" .1 innit-damn:-
Committee of tho Irldgcport
AIM Ciao, Arranging a Serial.
1 month to baths made by the
ta oommilt of the Bridgeport
’ ' t Club for a series of cup races
.1 '1 1 Seawanhaku cup candi
.fi ”first?!“ year the centerbosrd
, 1 1 Nuausoit and Tecuntseh. own-
, 1 Nihilisate of club members and
1 yacht Beersss,owr1ed by C
1oilsy. it is proposed to test
%? tlye merits of these boats
i't'of It, and incidentally to
. she attach mooted question as to
. on is the superior boat.
yet no dates have been announced
he races. but one of them will on-
hq held on July 4. Ex-
lsdmas K, Msctlouald will
1e skipper of the Massassoli. whichl
a Gitiiens' cup on. Memorial
Unused Jennings wIll be at
ated the Bridgeport i’at ht Club
the United States in the Interim
ti d1 races at Canada last fall. and
ti: Bearess will be handled by Frank
W Kennel], Jr.
I-de from the interest in the races.
is an additional Interest from the
. that a special trophy will be
' aw rded to the helmsman of the win
.1 a boat. The system of 1111 bring will
be y points. One point will be given
to ach yacht entering another to each
y t which finishes and one point to
we 1
, be en in the race. The
WI also'a‘rran'ge' s01 that the yachts
wil start on the course ftom In front
of e clubhouse and tlnish at the same
‘poini, thus giving the club members
he opportunity 0! witnessing the 11-011
test from the verandas of tile. club
house.
W
wossr olr ALI: EXPERIENCES
that every minute will be your last!
, such was the experience of Mrs S. H.
, ig11wson ecstt'tr Ala. “For three
_I.-al‘s." she w’nm’, “i endured insuffer-
able pain from indigestion stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in-
cvitable when. doctors and all reme
, dies failed. At lankth I was induced 111
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous I improved at once and
now I'm completely recovered. For
Liver. Kidney. Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
, medicine Only 601:. It's guaranteed
byF. H. Baxter drnxgist
JAMBRICK HAD DISAPPEARED.
Sheriff Davis Could Nat Locate Murder
Suspect In Middletown.
Middle-town. June l7-——When Sheriff
Davis, who has been investigating the
murder of Mrs. Mary Czojar. 11f Middle-
ilcfd. decided yesterday to take Alfred
.lambrlck Into custody. it was discover-
cd that Jambrlck has disappeared .sud-
dcnly. His description was immediate-
ly forwarded to the authorities of near-
helm of the Tecumseh which rep I
yacht for the number of yachts“
committee'
Can anything be worse than to feel ,
ROYAL ARCANUM BED FUND.
Stats Organisation Will Care for sick
and Injured. 1
The grand lodge of the. lloyal Ar-
canton of the state of CouneIIIt-Itl has
decided to make a departule In fi'ulet-
titil work in this state. 'I‘IlI1 exeeuIive1
committee has derided that for the. fur-
thering of the Interests of the order It
is advisable Io form 11 hospital bed
fund association the association to I11-
(hide all Iht1 stlboldluutc councils ill
jthe state. :
The object of this association In the.
'Iui'e of injured and diseases It .mbers. :1
To this end the association II con-
tract with all the hospitals iti lht’ stute‘
f.111 a room ill 11:111' II and for thc( cute of
stub n111111l11-Is us may be s1111I there.
1 In order that tilt1 woik may be effec-
Ilvelt' doite. II silpI-l'visot will he sII'-111I
l ed In 11111 It town 111' 1in where there Is
In 1".ouiitil and It will be his dut': to look1
ul‘tci such IIIse'
The members of tilt poll1e IoI'c es ill
[the lowps and 1itl11.» where the 111 ate
hospitals will be asked to c-'oope1ute
with the organization and thuI wqu
11V11ruolcn1bel 111 the older meets with
3 on 111- 1 Ideil ol Is all it' ken I11 the. streets
‘the polite send such person Immodi- ,
uIer to the hospital wileic there is u
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1ltoyul Alcauum bed and also notify the ‘_""‘ " " ' “ ' ' '
council agent. I11 this lllllllllt‘l' It Is ' “'" ' ‘ ' '
hoped I11 cure for all bt'oIhct's In dis» ' .1..., "
tress. '.ii.'15-'.---
Grand Itegenl l’uIIersou oi' lillstol. 111' or... ‘
has appointed the following melt a
coloniittce Io Iomplete the foimution'
.oI the assotlntlon: (‘ulleton II}. Iload 1‘
loy. grand. secretary; Ilr. Edward M, L
Hall, state medical exotiilner. of Mel'- 1‘. 1i" 1 , 1‘11 .
lIleu; Adrian .l. Muzzy, president of the ;
.Stnte Business Men‘s Association til
1 llrIsIoI. The grand regent has Itppoint- 1
'11d the. following committees for the
year. and also the following deputy
grand regents:
I.11ws~ Samuel A.
IoItncIl. Ncw Haven;
1 II. \i'elllt council. Hartford: (7. ll. Pit-
ney, bit-aside council. Bridgeport,
Appeals-«W. II. Fowler. Eat-It llat't1
ford council, Silver Lune; II. II. Noyes.
Pequot council. SIoIlInglon; Ii. I1‘. I.:1-
HouIIII-r. \Valllngford council. Wallingg
ford.
FInauI-e----Ileo1'ge ll. Ycunmns. Alfred
H. Hall council, Merideu: George |..
tlooIlsell. Reliance council, lirlstol: I'III-
gur M. Butler. Live (Ink council. New
Haven.
Deputy (li'aiud ltegt’iliw-
Fisher. linnbilry council.
I". Iioyt. Sherman council. South Nor-
walk; James l1‘. Iirennnu. llencou IIIII
council. New Haven; W. W. Collar.
Wangttm council. Norfolk: A. I‘. Cor~i
bin, New llriluill council; New lirltuin;
George. I.. Vannals. H. II. Webb council.
East Hartford; H. S. Savage, Alfred II.
Hall council. MerldI-u: Henry Vii}
Bct1c_ller New HIIH'II council; New Iltr
rep; .I. J. Snavcly. Davenport council.
York. Ilillhouse
Fred A, West. ll.
1
«John (2.
lianbury; \Y.
NEW TRESPASS LAW.
‘ Interesting to Fishermen. Hunters,
Berrying Parties. Etc. ,
Following Is the text of the new
'tI'I-spuss law passed by thI1 liousc on
New Haven. Charles B. Greene, N11w1 \\cd11esda,\' and the Senate on Thurs»
London council. New London. play. and which now goes to the govt-r~
_ , 11111 for approv:al
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A blessing alike to youth: and old: ““0" l' he” ”01'5"" “I?” shall
by towns and it is thought that he will
he appiehended. as he is supposed to.
. be travelling on foot~ I
.Iumbrick formerly boarded at Mrs.
Czoiat‘ a house btlt left there a sl1o1tl
time before the murder and went to
live at a neighboring boarding house
He was employed In the Rockfull mill
Attention was first directed to him‘
through a statement made to the chi .
cers by the dead woman's husband.
who said Ja'mbrick went away from
I his house because of an insult offercdi
to Mrs. Czojar. ,
Since the tragedy. Jambrick has re- I
malned In. 'Middleiield, but no attempt ;
was made to detain him until ,vcsIer- 1
day when he came to Middleton 11 i
Then the authorities who had been 1
.watching his movements leamed that
he had gone immediately to the Mld- ‘
diets“ Savings Bank as soon as the I
doors were opened and had drawn out 1
his entire shvlngs amounting to about 1
$100. Afterward he was seen to start I
11on foot In the direction of. the. Rpckfalll
factory. Sheriff Davis decided to take
the man Into custody and while he. and
, a deputy went in one direction to head
, him M1; two constables followed ,Illong
the road he was supposed to have 11.1-
» versed. Both parties came back 1111111
ty- and 1
, Lite: 111‘" the day. Jambrfck was 111-
, dated at his boarding house in Middle-
field. Two constables brought him to
this city and he was taken betore the
cotoiier .for examination .lambrick
was 11111 arrested on‘ a warrant. but was
detained by the coroner's order. .
LEGISLATIVE AMMUNITION 11:.
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The desks of the members of the gen-
‘ersl assembly have been cleared of pa
and other material which have
Wit (luring the session of the
store ndw drawing to a close. and
ties-.1111 WW packages marked with
also of the owner and placed In
ci'oak roomh so that they may be
sigh omes by member If
&‘This arrangement as
dis couple of tons of ma-
Withick Would otherwise be likely
uIed by playful members in born
in; each other on the last day of
, eI'siou. There remains on each
_ Idesk however enough ma
11 make the closing hours of the
lively as any of the preced-
the!
i place at East
' itt Itiil.‘ and has been largely attended'
1Ilt‘lll Mill) Woolley 11f Mt llolvokt col
' the better or gantzation
, rgtuin home. In “10.22 hosts. 1» 1
imitation the
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partne‘dctl'rkE at 5 all
“L “Mk.” Extract of Wild Silll“ lhiow down ol leave open 11111 burs.
berry' nuluic' s slit-c'iiit fol' d1 senlclt mm" m “m“ upon the land or nnotn
, _ 111 or who shall enter upon Ihc land of
dl.Ir1hot.1 and Slll?g}f_‘:gl‘ll’lailm mm 1.111 without the permission of tbe'l
1'1unct , occ,upanl 01' person Ill charge
I1hI11'11of, for lllt‘ purpose of hunting
trapping, fishing, or taking or destroy- i
log: the hosts or eggs of l1lrds_ of bee
hunting. or gathering nuts. fruits or.
berries. shall be lined nol more than
titty dollars. or imprisoned not more
titan thirty days. 01' both. The posses- i
sion by any person while trespassing!
upon the land of another of a gun. dog, ,1
, iI-ri'cI or Ilsh .u'id, shall lit-1' decmcdl
"i it’lli‘gi‘ “omen, “ll“ 3' W l“’“"'"“_"~ priniu Incie evidence of his intentlonl
particular attention ls pad to the lll-‘
of Ititlltitl 1r fishln lb 11'11n
tel-est of boarding school pupils and g ( g ( H '
_ Sec. 2. The owner, occupant. or per- l
young women not I11 college. The list ,1,“ In ppm-g... up ”1‘? land or such ppr. .
of speakers is unusually SIIOIIK. I‘Iesi- ‘ '
sons as he may command to assist’
him may arrest ally persons violating;
our of the pioiislons of the pr'etedlngl
s'eIIIoIt and forthwith lake hint before-l
some punter authority who shall upon-
complaint of the propet
officer, proceed to try such person.
Sec ‘.l The. owner ocr.upant or per-
son in Ihatge of the land arrgestln
our person pursuant to the provisions
{of this a1t. shall be entitled to tht1
1. )sasme fees that ale allowed by Section
'4 .‘10 of the enelal statutes to coil
Th9 PIII'WSP 0‘ ”'9 "mistrimugzi‘le ‘1’; l stables I"oI sin’fllar services which fees
their religious work and the develop $251.9):1:33.0(llhzfifr‘12ft1: Rxdthe court
mom of Individual usefulness. Some of
of the leading women of the different ““7"-
states have identified themselves with l CHA BERLA'N S STOMACH AND
LIV
the movement. Among these are sum R TABLEIELgFTTER THAN
beret} ‘MissMCatherllne Halves. RIIEII- The question has been asked. In
mont_ '11.: . rs. Ito tert IE. Spoor. ‘n 1 . 1 .
glewood, N. J'; Miss Margaret Shcr- 11 1st any are Chamberlain's Stomach
_ .and Liver Tablets superior to pills?
man, Wilmington, l)el.: Miss Frances O”. ,__
Bridges. Clarksburg. W. Va: Miss I answer '3 They are easier and
. ‘_ ‘ ‘ . . more pleasant to take more senile
Maty Howard, Haitfotd. Miss Mar) and mild in their action and more re-
I.e\'oring'. Baltimore. Md: MISS Ellza- . liable as they can always be depend-
llf’Ih Leonard. :‘lliilllY. N. Y.; Mrs. D- l nd upon Then [hes Cleanse and in.
H, Burrell, Jr.. Little l'alls, N. Y. vigorate the stomach and leave the
~— "‘""“ bowels in a natural 1',ondltlon while
BRIDGEPORT BOYS WERE SAFE- pills are more harsh iii effect and their
“— use ls often followed by constipation.
Reached Port Jefferson Safely After ”0. Bat
Tempestuona Trip Phsi'mac; er Pharmacy and Clifford
Herr y Keith and five other boys who
left Bridgeport last week in the. sharpie.
Windward and the sloop Acorn. arrived
safely at Port Jefferson. Sunday morti-
inx, after being tossed by the waves
YOUNG WOMEN’S CONFERENCE
To Seek Better Organization—Big?
Meetings at Northfield, Mass.
The Ienlb session of the Northfield
Young Women's Conference will take
Nonhfielli Mass" Jillv
conferente was established
I) 'iiood1.
I 1.1.I‘l1c
.b\ the great evangelist
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logo and Miss Margaret Slattely of
It‘ltthbut'r: are IlIr1 lepresentativewo-
111111 sin-'nlteis. Other people who will
('ltt'llpv the platfolnl are llll' Rev.
(‘Itmpbcll Morgan East Nor;1l1iicld Dr.
Frank Gunsanlus. president of Armour
Institute. Chicago Ill; Robert E,
Spear. New York: the Rev. Cleland R
hit-Alec. Chicago: Prof. Henry Wright
11! Yale, and the Rev. Percy S. lrant
of New York
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TELEPHONE ssgwcs ros no
The Southern Tltg’ew England Tele-
for many hours. Yesterday Keith re-F3329filflzwriildrhmfid"0111911132;""'""""'"
turned to Bridgeport on the steamboat I Ihrough the town of Easton The line
Victor and brought the welcome news I will be a trunk line and is being built
that all were safe. The other boys will on account of (ho'lncreagea amount
of business which makes It necessary
As this line passes through Boston the
company will shortly install a club
telephone service In that town. Already
a number of subscribers have been se
cured. and In a short time there will
be several telephmes in the 11111111
whole. at present there. Is not a single
Instlumcnt. The increased facilities
because of the line to llanbttrv and also
the connection with Danton will be
T cots
appreciated.
STOP YT
Pneumonia. Bits
sillsn Ball's! ls breaking up Colds ,V'lhep
or It may results
ever tried. almost without exception.
to 25. .6011 s‘a’d ‘1. III) bottles. The Clit-
fnrd. Baxter‘ s or Plaisted' a.
ogpard againdt
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Wanner
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REUNION To as HELb' tN soa'rou.
General Henry C. Dwight- president
of the Society of 111.11 Bur side Expe-
dltlon and of the Ninth A y Corps.
has Issued a circular In‘ rencq’ to
the next annual reunion at. hosted.
June 25 and 26 11,111 q'fiiirtei‘a‘ will lie
Established at the Par er amide. The
usiness so will be e at “the
. aft ‘4? wfifiptfih‘m‘ Menard bio
on; mile! on of tliq lsoc!
Budwbiser.
Rotord Unit
(‘15
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The Greatest of Them All
JOLD EVI'RYWl/ERE
PROTECTING THE HIGHWAYS.
, Objection to Use of Traction Engines
in Hauling Loaded Vehicles
IIAIi’Il‘Illll) .quI I7 - l‘l111 I'Iirtn-
Association yesterday discussed
the bill IeuulIIIqu the use of traction
,euglncs in hauling loaded vehicles on
public highways. lleprcsctitatlrcs
Case, of liurknulitstctl. liuckinuhum.
of \\'1"atiitown' liowcn of \\'-.oodsIoIk
11nd Rouse,” of Sufficltl. spoke In furor
II tilt hill its It nttusui'e fol th1 plotec
ion of oIIbliI highways.
Ibc lil'uilford street Iailway mutter
‘i‘iillli‘ 1111 for discussion and Itcprcscu-
liillvc Harrison. of North Ilrunford. ex-
plained Ilie layout of tlie two routes un—
III'l' consideration. HI said lIlt' NIII‘III-
1.11'11 route would serve the illlct'csts of=
a greater number of people Ihc whole
ycur around better than IhI1 southern
route. which would serve only the
shore resorts.
Representative Griswold. of (lull-
ford Said il11 (oltsolltlutcd loud is up
poacd to the building or the tro|l11\.11s
II parallels the short iilic.Tl1c peo-
ple of ilulll'ord, he suiti.‘ are unanimous
:‘or the northern route '
CASTOFI IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hate Always Ilium
Bears the
Signature of
SKULL CRUSHED BY A BEAM.
NEW HAVEN, .ilill0117—\Vlllllll
his wife from Italt Maroue Giovanni.
:1. lnilol'xcl aged folty— five years was
killed yesterday while at work tearing“
down a b1l1k building at l'i:‘ State
Sll'i‘i‘l. III1 was struck by it falling
lit-.uni and his skull fractured. (intran-
Ill and his oldest son. axed fifteen
years. canto to this editntiy three writs
ago and had saved money enough to
bring over front ituly. the rest of the
family, consisting of his wife and two
daughters. The arrived in New Ha-
ven. last night.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr Kings New :Life Pills. Thousands
of suffet me have proved their match-
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood and
build up your h dltlt Only 25c. money
back it not curd up?“ by F. ll B511!
ter. Dru‘azist ‘
ABSIILIITE
Genuine iiiiii‘s nun
lac simili Signature Iii
sun
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few hours of the expected arrival of‘
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IN MILFORD COVE
I Union Metallic Cartridge and Winches-
I in Companies Will Store Their
Supplies There.
The New York powder concern which
supplies the i’uion Metallic Cartridge
('t)lll|lilll_\“'lll llridgeporI. and the Will
chesII-r Arms Repeating t‘ompuuy, lll
\‘ew Iiuveu. has placed the hull of an
old bark in Milford cove, for use as il
powder magazine. Instead of carry
ins the powder direct from New York
to the wbarvt-s of these companies. the
powder will. in Ibc future. he sIorI-Il
in the nutguzlne. The different ves-
sels which will carry it from New
York will discharge aI 'III- bark and ii
small power boat will carry consign»
incnts front Milford to Bridgeport and
New Haven In quantities adequate to
keep the two plants in operation. The
bark has 11 capacity for over Limo tons
1and will be under llli‘ cart1 of It ship
'11ustodiui1, The Iwo-mtlsted schooner
lilztnche Morgan. the property of Cap-
Isln Willian Wesson. has been not In
the lunrkI-I In New. York city for sale.
lMAGAZlNE
A FARMER CURED OF RHEUMA-
TISM.
“A man living on a farm near here
.1111111 in a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I hand-
ed him 11 bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and told him to use it freely and
if not satisfied after using it he need
' not pay a cent for it." says C. 1’. Ray-
dcr. of Patient: Mills. N. Y. "A few
days later he.“ 'alhed into the store as
, straight as a string and handed me a
dollar saying. ‘give me another hot-
lie of Chamberlain's Pain llalm I
want ltin the house all the time for It
cured nic.'" For sale by Stillson-
l'owell Corporation. Baxter Pharmacy
1 and Clifford Pharmacy. “
FOUND" MAN IN HER BED.
WINSTED. .Iunc l'I'~—thn Miss
Nettle A. Granger. of Riverton. return-
ed to her home aflcr a temporary ab-
Scnce, she was Surprised to find a man
sleeping in the bed in her Spare room.
She ran to Y ale 3 Hotel and summoned
the landlord who held the intrudei‘
‘ while Miss Granger notified Constable
John Deming. When arrested. the
man gave his name as George Spring-
er, and said his home was In Torrinz-
Iton lie is thought to be demented.
After he had put on his clothing. Which
«was that of a tramp, he was taken to
1 the look; -11p and in court was held for
like Superior Court in bonds of 8500
on the charge of breaking and enter-
inglf'hfit“ -c .1: .
SEBIIIIITY
LIVER P lLLE hilt Ital
Exienlen‘ Tables.
lton .Bedsteads.
Chiffoniels.
China Closets.
Bdb'k Cases. Music .Racks.
lilo. Etc. Etc. Etc.
All the furniture for a well furnished homc I11 great variety. llei'o you
will find the desirable articles at prices within the reach of the small purse.
As we have both the fine and medium gt'.11dcs Everything In the l1‘ui'nltut'o
line with with- It to furnish the house I; 9m top to bottom at the lowest Di'iCOH
No It at' of kilns disappointed if you will let 11s show you the goods
A..J Collins 81 CO,
Funerisl Directors and Embnlmere
South Norwalk.
' Sideboards.
Be'c‘IIOOm Suits.
Odd Dressers.
D‘init'i'o Chairs.
1 2 Nor.‘ h Main Street
Old-AI
This Shoe is made with now Ideas, upon HEALTH PRINCIPLES. They
are made to give comfort as well as service. The lasts are shaped like your
feet. Try them and be convinced.
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They are the best $3. 50 Shoe that do.
1:1. rs a 1.. '
01mg Shoe so...
81 Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
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ROTON pom-r
HOTEL and RESTAURANT
Under New Management.
SHORE DINNERS, CLAMBAKES, ETC... at popular prices.
Excursions nearly every day.
Dancing, Good Music and Special Attractions daily.
Awning J. Smith, Prep.
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HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS
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bill 'IIIIS IIIIII‘II II‘ lilil‘illi IIIIES illl IIIME lililllillll
To the patrons lot the Norwalk Hy gels Ice Company of last season. and
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the new ones we hope by courteous and gentiemanly treatment. sad the
practice of correct business methods to make this yeat':- - I
The newamanazement wishes to say that no expense hat; been spired ‘11'1
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and that It will be rd‘n‘ to‘ its
fullest capacity. We shall put no petl die wagons 1111 the differeiit routeI (lib?
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike to send their ice
men to the plant for HYGEIA ICE whole it will be sold to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it It the 161156 hands as the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush Ice 111 11511111 for their on}.
tomers we would say that we have an ice crusher that will 31-11111 up Ice It
the rate of a hundtcd pounds per minute, which will bé at their sorvIo'o gr'stls.
Cold storage furnished pit. reasonablotrates. and distilled water on tap.
1‘5“]; 189-16..
Sincerely yours. ‘
’i‘liid NORWALK HYGEIA loll} 00.
N n -D_on't be 31111111311" by. my one ‘
just as good" but try It and list do your
Norwalk Chronicler