‘5-..
. The turnituro offered in last wot-ks asle haVs been sold, .lieiow wq glue
" ma 4900:131th of all the lurnltutc we havo' lull and quote you closing
M199! ' . 5 y, 5 5:. :l
(uni-1M ouk Lildfun' Drcssing Table. French Mirror, was $12.00 now 37 .,
Irtorud oak udios' Dressing Table: French Mirror was 09.00 now 00.00
_ d oulflhdles' Dressing Table. Fri 0th Mirror, u'lln 01200 now ‘7 m
‘ r53. udibn' Dressing Table, no mirrow. was 00.00 now 04.00
If' Parlor Tattle, (polished) was ...... . ..... .0750 now 5400
li‘C’bblnct,’ was ........................... 04.20 mm 02,50
Ebony smokers Tobie. was. . . . . . ....................... 04.00 now 02, 00
1 0y Smokers Table wan .. .......................... 03.50 003101.60
1flbopyllinokcroTnbio, was. ....1..... ................. ...meugs
00 , option Choir. silk upllolutcrcd. was ............. 010.00 new 0075
150010 ption Chain: silk nphoiitered was ........ . ..... 00 on new ‘4 is
i. (told lit-caption Chair silk upholstered was ............. 3759 now 3450
1 0010 codtér Chair silk nphoiatér'ed, was. ..... . ........ .5090 m .450
‘ 1. qulrtfirpd Oak Rocker. \elonr seat and buck. was ....... €09.50 now .550
"'71 0038170101! 001: Rocker velour sent .und back. was. 09,50 00w ‘5 5'0
7 1 quartered oak Swinging Rocker. was. ............... 07. 50 now 053. 60
1 Mahogany Parlor Choir. silk upholstered was ...... 010.00 now 05.00
15 703k Parlor Chair. silk upholstered. wail ..... . ...... 010. 50 now 5300
' 1 00k 3&0me Office Chair wau ........... .. .......... .0'.5?>0 now $3.00
1 Oak Rev’oiVing Chair. was ............. . ........... .... ..ss 50 now 54, 00
AOnyxTop Tables. were ....................... 7 0000510000390
'1 OskChild'sOrlb, was ............ . ........... ...........09.50now04.00
foul Child’s Crib was ..: ......... . ........... . ......... $4 50‘ now 52.50
5. 1 Butler E Tray and‘ Stand. was ........................... .04 50 now $2.25
5 3 Fine H.100“!!! Cases, were . ...,03.75 now 02.00
1 Fine Blocking Case. wall ................... .. .......... $3.00 new 01.50
Curtain Poles 6 ft. in oak. mllh. or ash ' . 5c each.
Most of those prices are less til an manufacturer's cost.
...............-..,...-u.-..
m
"Fitz: DELIVERY TO ALL EHE‘NOR'WALKs.
y -- "y
W. S. STURTEVANT
70 NORTH MAIN STREET, 8.0UTH NORWALK. CONN.
Spring Floor
Covermgs.
We are now prepared to shouVl a large line of Carpets
in all the popular grades. Consisting of INGRAINS,
VELYET, VTAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUS:
sELs. ' ,
'IN CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Mattings, :2 / c to 35:.
Japanese Matting-s, sec to 50¢.
00 OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM wE SHOW ALL
' ' wlo'rris AND VARIOUS QUALIrlEs.
'.9'
R068 AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER A SFEGIAETY
A. DICKERMAN&S
84 Washington Street, south Norwalk. ,
rfifl
3137
AMERICAN T7U77BE WORK8 CLOSED.
.532 Workmon Are on Strike for in.
crease of V01 a WeeR.
sonEnltlbLE Mum. May ”an
, ., ”‘4‘
Telephone x43-6'.‘ ' 3”
t
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY or AnooN
NEW HAVEN May 17 H—Mrs Hall-
10960 ears on tile other three
to in when will be filed. The
E of will; for four
bacon!
the Amer-icon Tube Works were struck
today and the 33185. wcrc closed Ab '
together 582 workmén are. out, 5100510611
lug fun day and night forces. The
mcli 331m arc members of local Union
No. 5. international Association (at
Tube Yorkers 0,: America demand an
increase of {l a: weak
’l‘ucnty {£101,594 glid 1001' black;
, annular 5.12%., only persons. who
went: to work too to... .The man out
. citls state that if any attempt is
Muscle to engage non- union men. these
machinists and blacksmiths will leave
the plant. The strikers are orderi)
andl'remaincd away from the vicinity
of the works ‘ 5'
«The compsn3 is said to bowl two
' yours‘ orders on hand and it- is thought
that should the trouble be prolonged
lunch construction will be tied up. It is
VGnrporatlon. 0111- considered possible that union em-
pioyees in the building trades will
." strike if thoy are Obliged to handle ma-
5 tar-fol turned out of the tube works by
horizontal men The strikers claim to
have 852,000 in their lrmnq I?" 3
4.4.0113.
FRIBIDENT .0F7 BTANI'JY‘ WQRR‘O.
..iu inn" 3:." " rum
on right , a
mo of tranquil.“ h 8min:
on William 11.11 Hortfgh’o mt
1:
' Willem
lg?“ 1’
. rs. Chase
Wlllté cbiispiré to burn
130050 to obtain the insur-
‘hglonnt 01 $1. .500 The
. wot hnrnéd. on February i5
g a
Wurst
* 'n sour (is: of
Mobéfivo recovered
1ignition“,when
mph
1112100. For solo
. but do you suppose
in“ White rolled in 13an
Plulllilcid.‘ as tronsurlr
5iu churtcrimra spacial tinin
‘ ‘orcnnou h)
'of' Ohio.
"outhe'town. and there were nddrcsv a
sloorge F. lion r. »
reaches his majority
, Pill
itlloy a union“; maiWHouulllldlr
2' Will meem all
.To have the pains Mid when of it
bad buck removed; to be entirely {loo
tron) annoying, dangerous urhlnry dis-
orders is enough to make any kidney
sufferer gl'ntcfui. To toil how this
great vhungn '01!“ bn' brought about
“”1 more tolni'oriilllc words to iltlll
(1de of South Norwaik rudders
Mrs. J E Williams. formerly of '40
beslnut “5‘,th South Nol-wulk. um
‘i know i had kiddo) 0001300an for
lllimks llf sword bulkuciles ofttul
licizud lilo. Afraid that if nuglcclul
they ulight'growtl nurse 1 iictorlnlned
to try? Dosn’s Kililioy f'iils They
wen- we" spottcu of lly bolll citizens
and nompupors so i procurcd A box lit
Piuislcd’s Pharmacy and took lhf'm in:
(“Mind i found lht'lii lln «excellent
tombti)’. Thoy cul'od mo."
For solo by all dunivrs.
could a box.
Buffalo N Y,
United States -
Rcmt‘mllcr llll‘ lililiil.‘ Dollll s and ttlko
no other.
Pl‘lCt‘ {IU
Folliepblilburu L‘u..
sole ngollts for the
m_-_...
CONNECTICUT DELEGATION
Meet in Hartford and Names Various
Committees. 7
“ANN URI). May 17~~Tllc llollrtzntes
to the republican nntionul convention
from this state hold it meeting )‘Nili‘r-
day after noon in tho Allyn houso and
chase C, F. l3l“,0[ll((’i of Ansouin, us it
member of the republican untimllll
committee Committlw roproscntn-
tires from Connecticut to sorvo in ll‘il‘
national body worn also soloctod. Vi r
Brook" was” chair-mun and John '1‘.
Robinson. of Hartford. secretary.
.Edward Milllor of Pininlloid Was
chosen as committr-n on transporta-
tion for the trip to Chicago Frodi‘rick
DePcystcr of Middlntnun as commis'
Fury Ind (ionomi .toim W7; Atwood. of
it was votod
in ask the Rhoda island doiognton to
unite with the Connecticut dci egailon
1‘ ho (‘Oh-
llocficut dolcmleu will mom in Now
[invert at an hour to bu nulucd by tho
transportation ctmmlllltm on .luno ix.
Alter the collvl'lltiou is orcr lilm'o will
The meeting oftho, dulugatiun on ziunc
18 will discunu tilc choiec of a route
and other muitcl's pertaining to trons-
portntion. Edward 8, Young. of Hart-
ford. was choscn sorgonntrui-nrms.
Members of cnmmitioos of tho un-
tiouui'couvontlon u-orc unmod as fol-
lows:. Honorary vicoprosidcnt. Dou-
A'id '1‘. Warner. of Salisbury; commit-
:00 on ’pcrmaueht organirlltion. Mich-
sei Koneniy. of Stamford: committee
on rules. John T. Robinson. of Hart-
ford: committee on credentials George
L. Ohmic-.3 of Essex: committee on to
solutions. Eduin‘ W, Higgins of Nor
wlcb: committuo to notify uominoe for
president Charles 8 Motion of New
Havcui' C(lmmlfil‘f‘ to notify nominoo
fxorHVV'ico pl‘VVcsilihllt‘ C C. Bisscil. of Sui
lo 1 '
LADIES.
DR. LaPRANCD'8
hi i i "5 of) MPOUND.
A. peer y r l.l_ n or: . cunts. rtl fat- or m i
“look tlfrt‘o “7 “I
ni-fiItVNt‘ O. Pbliadolphin. Po.
SUTTCN'S BI-CENTENNIAL.
admit of Celebration Reached Today
in Dedication of Putnam Monument.
SUTTON, Mum. Mity l7.~~'i‘llo climax
if tho ill-‘corltonniul lrcicbrntion of thin
town was rouchcd today in UN“ il‘cdir-u '
ion of n lllmllimf‘lll to Gonorni Hill'i‘
putnhm. of. tho Rcvollltimim'y‘ War
The memorial is :l rough granite black
"arrird fronrthr hills of Sutton. and
vitamin upon a hill top, half Wu)" be-
lwotm hora Ind Wrst Sutton. It is in-
mM upon thosito of tieucrlli Put-
iam’srhil'thpinco.
Tho. monumrut was unreiiod this
lion \lilliam W. \lills.
he official ’Nprcsentatl‘rn of the [limo
Henry S Stockweil apolit-
'0' Governor John ll, flutes and Sunutm
Rcv. Wal‘ron 1’. Lou-
iors; of Sutton, oe‘m'od tho pl'nynr of
iodicutlnu. Sccl'ctm'y of War W. ii.
Taft was to burn boon Dl‘Pflt‘nl but um
lblixcd to cancel the ongagcluont ba—
nuuo of indlsposltiou
Upon thr- front of tho memorial is a
bronze tablet. with this Inscription:
”(loncral Rufus. Putnam, horn on
Mir“ 9, 1738; coldl'r'r in tho War of in-
iopendcuco: compilinu of Washington
'onstrllctor of Works at Dol'cllmtcr
Heights. that compelled lilo oracunumr
of Boston; engine-or of fortification rt
Wont Point: father And founder of
Ohio; :lclldcr of the column} that gilh‘ ~
the great northucst to frccdom. odtlt 3-
tion and. liberty“ This mcmorini d.- ii-
rated May )7. i904.
GOOD LUCK PURSUES HlM
......
'VVVandérer Just Married Gets a For-
tune. .
HARTFORD May iil.—~Soluu third
but Ialhn heir to n fortune?
the dosth of a rich relative
through;
in the’
’ west.
Attorney Lunergnn; of this cit7‘7 who
was appointed administrator of the
young mun-ts Elfalrs. file being Only 10
years old said 1imt Durant uill come
into posslsh’slon of $12000 ullt‘ll ‘hc
.Tllin nus left
him by his grandfather, Elijah Buttcr-
ford. of Milwaukee.
Young Durant was quietly married
iliiRockriile: last month. by .lllslfco of
016- Ponce ..W Frank Fay. and he and
hill bride are now touring in the south.
He is the son of a rich Chicago mer-
chant Film 300m ago no 'lcft‘ homoe
aVnd. has boom Whittlsripg around “Jam:
3 nee ' -. _
..g 5.. “...;‘n ......zau
'rl-le 010,335,“ Mm 30:13": wd’fiLp
The: {Mind Liilli 1n carotid“
not bov‘b his kldn'cyll' rep n'é’éd nor 1131077
without them, no it is important not to"
neglect these organs. d: in" “(ill
hey Once. is utmost the m. m of
0!.-5 ,. i . nulls r. 1m“ “"3" "We“ “"1” t - . ... . . .
...... ...2'93"§2‘a'§§miéla .mmbiélmlti“m gmmwflpfimwgm °" ...... 5» ,. _ .
figléd‘fi V g stronglgznpfldm blinds-.0040“. 9’5." we thing to We Eel-.001! Lo “3,3, 925%,“ng m “r
.3!“ a .. ‘3 Egg.” £730" , 5;; 3,; 311,51, . Emit!) . . 1202),“ #:0111181}
» . _: __-, . ' ' ' - g'g'mr ’31»: 's v bie (.0va or r
”3;; Winn: They l ' wig fE'TE'l’m. " . um”? ”'91,...” 'Mlll hnmfm‘mmk-nuu Mme:
" ted hint tutti i Emlwm an" tinny 0‘! meals; ms “fiamf'flfim terror? Kn all abbot. ha I illould
5 RENEE ”MW“ “5‘ 7‘“ li’lue-5E‘3"~.l§“ii‘l¥d$ 3°35}: WWfi.‘Y°l“l“ifi‘f.§i“‘9l"wfi 11%.”?..‘3‘.§':§i“’£:i~"‘bl°l::t
~ , ‘ "" an o a r .311 ~
$50011. ED . - ”...--- lstorn. 05,-»: ' mam W ’
bu a side trip of two dllys to St. Louis, A
by tho town or ,
,Sutlon.--n5t itnbi-ocntenuialJl '
Practically all of tho inc-n employed at 75 '
ago announcement “nomads: of thj
fact; that Philip DUrilnt of this city.
'voungl map of wandcring proclivitios.
. ......«VV-r «a» «-
ATIVIC.
Alida“ Mating” Ioiup ”W" in Bridge-
port Today.
'illu annual umuum; of tho repluesi-n»
laurel-l and scuutors from l'nllfiuid
county was bold in lirltlitup'ort. today.
The businells before the gathering
ulls pros’clltiui by tho county willmis
sinners who Drlliit'ultld fin cstlmille ill‘
the probable owcnscs for Mid touting
yell; and recommundlui tho hiring of
100‘ usual tuoloutils of 0 mill tux
“The datiluittcd receipts from tho ioi
id willf mum ficun» up to 8.01.500;
slulo ward of pl'luollcrs. 820.1100 from
sluio botll'd fol chil ill ii ill the count)
homo, $15.7;1iliii flout minor lit'l‘ :HUS
$21000; from tho county tax. about
$30,000; from misccliltneoun sourt'cll
sill].
ill lhci '1‘!" for cxpcusl- the di-lllundu
for iiu- jlliis lll linilbnly and this city
ligult- 0:.i 550.01 llllfl l<um tile‘ nmoulll
for new buildings and lllpllirs ulii
l'r lllll $0.000 Siliilrles (all for 18, but),
and provisions for $8,500.
(‘ollrl lllllllw roquil‘emenlu. including
$140,000 for ropulrs, will will for uboui
. $23,000. The county homo will uso up
7 $20,000 more. uhd tho llifgt‘lil. 0‘” of
that will be rcquired to, 11A,. lor the
cure of cillidrcn committt'd from
Bridgeport. ' ‘
Salaries and loss will lulu up $7.000
whllii the bridging between New ”ii“
on and Filll‘lli'lll counties will lit-ml 5.1,
2011 Tllt‘r micron! on minds ulll llsl'
Ill! 32 .i‘- ”50 ll hull amount than bus beun
pltitl lll sou-rill years
If is not l-xpmlcti that the mission
will inst Very long. So for us is known
there [is nothing unusual to collie ‘ilD
and tho illlliitlcsl'l ilcfure tili- i‘MM‘i‘i-lt'li-
lntlvcs will takc but llllll‘ lillle in dis-
poso of. After thorn-salon Adjourns
tho HQlllllOl‘S lillll rvprcsouiuiiveu will
thin: tlllillt‘l‘ ill the [Nordic litllt‘l.
Those who are l-utlliod' to attend the
lllt'l‘lllii; ill'v: Sifll.’llt)i'i.~"~'.lllili(lfi F.
Walsh, of (li'l't'lllt‘lifll’, livpllblil-uu;
Lloyd Nllhll. of \Vl-zllpol'i, lli'llillillt'ali;
Al'cillhlllll MlNoil. ui Bridal poll l)"lll-
0e 11“., ilil‘l W liliuin l‘ Built-,5, oi Bl ll] '.l
linpubiii nu
Rollresmnintiron-5»(‘llnrll-c ll. "Olli-
i'nl'll allii Napoleon l‘. ilissolllicie, of
lil'lllgopill‘t, [)l‘lnill‘rlllh‘: Mill'llll (lor-
mull. liolllocrai. and i‘buricu A. Hull
mun. Rl-ptliliicull, of lulubllry; Thomas
”WINK, of Bulllei, llepuiliicull:
l’rlluk ll. Taylor, or ilroolinoill Rt"
lillblicllu; Tholulls 1', (MW. of ”Erin“.
chllbllcilll; .i. Arthur Shorwoody of
Ellh‘liln. Democrat: Elmorl- S. Banks
and Oliver U. Jennings, of Filil'iiuili:
iiopllllliculls: Oscar i._ liullrdslt'y and
John ll. Doilfn‘llll. of Huntington. Dt'lll-
"cram: Edwin C. SlivllOll. of Monro“.
Dellnocl'st: Dl‘Wlll (T. Rum-or. of Now
(Zullllim, Republican; .losopll ll. lilllcll.
of New Fl‘tll‘lli‘ld. Rf‘llillllli‘lilil Austin
l'l. liliteklllilll, of Nt'WlUWli. liellulrrul;
Wallace [John ilrld .lt'l‘t‘Jlllilli Donovan.
of Not-walk. l)cluocrnis: John Todd and
Aaron li. Davis. of lltldlllilg. Republi-
rlllls; Joint lll'opily llllll Gvorgo i. All
unit, of Ridircilolll, Republicans: Mali
by (l. (it-isilul. of Sherman, ilepllbli-
cull: Mlcllul'i Kelli-lily and Henry ll.
Eckillll'd of Stilllliol-d, llvpllllliclms;
Frank l'l, lilakcluzln. of Stanford. Ru-
pllillicnu; ()l't'iilu ii. ilul'ilm, of Truth-
hull, l‘u‘ll‘ilillt‘illli Arthur 1', Bruillvy.
of Weston, Rt'lllll‘llt‘ilili ”minor 9
Bot-rs. of Wc'uplu't. lil'illm'l'ui. and
Charles T, Kiri-1:013, 01' Wilton. ill'mo
1‘1"“.
Tim politlt'ul cullllllv'x'nil of the
giltllli'llig li‘ nil :liivlitl u'lll in"??? R'"
pllbiicaus and 1.'l Deilmcl-iilu. in addi-
lion in tho snuntors and reprimcutll-
lives.- lhw county cllmluissit‘mcrs, Whit
man 5, Monti, Chnries ll. Pcix. Jl‘., and
‘Iiulcoll Pcasc. will DO'Oll hand.
THE MATTOON CASE.
HARTFORD. May llw‘Attorncy Ed
word 1". Cole of \V‘atorbllry entered an
npenrance in the Unitod States dis-
trict court hero ycsiurtloy in boimll of
erSonntor B. li.‘ ltfmioou of Water
town. who is now sowing ll hammer in
Wotiiorsllold for falsification of the
books of thtI “‘nicrlown ‘surings build
of which he was troosurcr. A petition
to have Mattoou dociurcd a bankrupt
has been fliod ill tho llultcll Slaics dis
trict court by tho soimtmvn of \‘i ulci‘
touu. Mattoqq nus Viol'lpcl',i3 treasurer
of the town, V. ...
mm. - '1 m
slid} ‘
tl§
1<vt‘
Mrs. L. C. diovcr. Vice=Prese
idem Miipguukcc, Wis.z Bpsugess
Wouldn' shssomhomsanotbsr
oné of the million oomcn who
have boon restored to health by
using I ydia E. Pinkhaln s Vege’
table common.
“Duh hills. f’numu - - Iwns ‘mttfi
riffnl for sfi’rr‘al yoursuud nil fihllllr'm
bitissod in ironic. "Thlr' doctor said 1
had a com duration of (ethnic: lltfl‘llllt'fl
and 1 could not burn lint childl'crr 1111‘
less 1000131 156 cured} lie triad to chm
the. 1m} "111‘th e ”019017103; for uni-1
e39 lithith's. nrl' uhhamlTn-cdrrll- (“or
ii a. and one ul ift‘wu‘én Weill-ii ml
at stimon'lai o 5' woman who had
moored of nlfillilr inr'trblfliltl tllm‘dgh
thr‘ line of 1.31110. E. ' Pinkham's
V M0 90m 1333' want-lull»
so '00 infant. immuno- law
a with; tolétnreeéu'nd 0254:1112
moo fidulprdtln stondilzwln on t
math Wilts“ two moths A child
2'»
tho mvcliltg and 1:18le that tho l‘arti
. 51hr $1.000 bonds held by ll trust com
rrcs'lllt of tho lasing of the flow sixioell
fbl‘lllg allowed to play in Union Park
suffuls with untur.ril or who is
lint-i to l-lllilr'rilni colds is billion to.
Tho Zritfuss Phnl'mncyll utoru for s
complclo iiyomi-i outfit on approval
80 Colllltlt‘lil uro thug flint iiylllllei will
t‘lill‘ the ubrst 'llnd most; deulvscstsdl
cusc of t illlil'l‘ll that tho\' will furnish ll
{UilVilltlnlli'ii trollinltult or ilyoluci' on
no
Sluglrs sud pubiil spnnkcrs niil find
llyomi-l lllHilllillllt'. lt fllll‘llKllll‘nS
llll‘ voiru and trims it it rich, clout.
tollc. Oiltilrrllui deafness is \‘uH‘il
when iivor‘uoi illld tholp lpcdilu llyunl‘ci
bullu arc llsod.
Tllo (lollllllt'lt‘ outfit costs Dilly
dollur. null if lifli‘l' using. you
my that. it dill lit
fuss Pharmacy wi
i
(lilo
t'lill
llvlngyoti Tho Zeit
i return your mono}.
...“... 4 ...... .-.. .. A... .. ...... ..-
Says Officer Was Gruel
Continued from first pogo)
WIntn .1 Plumbing inspector.
A tnlumullilillloil nus rot-oil‘l'li from
tho lioilrll of Health through Hi"t'l'i"
furl (lilill'iei-l \'. Arllull iii-ikllli: that it
plulllblllt: lllrnt‘f‘lll‘ be lillplillllt'd 1h"
euulmllllitaiiim si lilui illlli hi it upcciui
in. uliuu of ”ID board. lilo lucmburu d'
tlilleii tliolllscili-s ullsuinlollsi3 of ”W
opinion that il plulllbiul' inspector is
nocussnly, lil't'tllliltl of tho ililpilnzard
swtvm ilnu prevailing. The Council
discllnscd- lllt' nub-lott at longtil; altrrr
uhlth. upon mutiml oi Councilman
Gould it uils \otcti that n spuciul com
lniltvw- of three bu uppoiuioll to 100k
into tho matter and report at tho ncxl
nlooiing- Minor 1 itppoiutt‘d
Muss-rs Gould Alllbil'l .luil Lockuuni
ilk illo tonllllitteo. 'i‘ill- eilzlrier pro
\l(lf‘~‘~‘ for such an oiilcm bill a oils or
llllmllcq «ill liflW‘ to ho drafted to lll‘
“ll" llll‘ (Mill-n.
South Ntlrlraik hurt it pillulbilla ill
slum-tor ut llit plIsl-ui tinlr, nilicit li"l
was: ilii‘llllfmi’d by Councilman Gould
u'ltu Slflli‘il that llli‘ ills'pl'i'tnr had told
him bu rem-iron l\\'t'lll.,'\"ll\‘o tents for
donor inspection And lifty Mills for 4.
l'.lllt‘l"illlll HmUh'I' lI'Hl of plumbing.
II “
Fire House ,lndicator.
The cllnllllliteo on an indicator f0;
iilt- Marin Sirni‘t fll'o house rcportct‘
pi'ogrl'ss. Tllc mmmitlcn it'll; all
llf‘llllll‘ll to not with porcr and it i:
evilleuiy their inlclltioll to puleilasv
and install till indicator. This.
nwrhnulunl rl'glulo‘rs ill ihc lire housi'
,tili- tlllmlwr of alarm box that. bus hour
puiiod. Councilman (lollid stilled that
during U1" ‘u'olrk‘ ho had illspet'ioll l
iiilillewcll indicator “17 Now lurk. Tlu
llluclllilu will cost the city $125.01!
bull niil lln iii-oiled. as tho Olin ilO“ ir
use u iii sufiit-u and saw lilo cit3 $25.
Tiw illlimti- clilulliitlce “its author
izod to borr'ou $000 to par bills
Complaint Against Officer Silk.
A 10m: tompinilll, slitllo‘d ll .lmlu:
ll “onion ucillnst 001m firlnu ii
Silk was null} in tho lllllyor. ll!
l’i'oldau timirlul to complain an: int"
the (lllli or flu bruidiivi: illilly and hurt
(in: A dog ill titliliiiml 01”.“ lim nu.
:llrlllllsi‘llirt pl'llil-lz‘i. oil‘llls pl'ilprlriy lln
tor-cu“ School and (Trosi; illrl'l‘l'r. inui
Wednesday 'cvoning. Mr. Wordcl
oiuimod furthcr that when ordorcd it
take the carcass from tho propr-rly
tho mliror rvfllwll llimi vib- lumping:
in llll'-('0lll[llflllll(1lll :llld iiilonlcllml him
“till arrcsl llllll in so doing 111’ but 5
'l‘lfilill.9(l tho law. The signer iurlhor
morn talked that the dumngcs be an
ill doll by tho cit.) lllld tilllt tiloc cnrlus'
ho remolr-d.
lhlnr Mr, Wnrdon uppcarod bcfnrr
worn ho ho had outiiucd thelu luvhi'
oomplnim and he could pl'nllucn plonty
of u'illlt'suns to prnvo that ill- 'iiair'
moms trill-o not orcrdrau‘n‘. When ask
pd what dumbbell ilc‘mpcct‘ell. he re
plied that no war not Jim roudy‘ l(
slate. liin'slslcr had not yet full)
l'coovorod from the efforts of tho or
rnninn. He said further that mum
shots uorv mud in killing ”it? animal
'llld that u hill ho prnlostcll to the nth
our. the inner lilrontl-flt-d illlll und toll.l
him it“ ho waniml .lny morass to no u
lllf‘ cit)" council, and that ho know ..lr
luminous
Tho matior was rufurrcri in (‘hair
mltli Nl‘blm'k of the Police Committee
Taking up $25000 Note.’ ‘
ll was» voted to !draw itmuryhro oi
pally in Now York City and use them
to pm off it nolu of this lllnount. tho.-
ineil uaior main “
Playing in the Parks.
'l'ilc mayor said that when Dr. Trac-
.l\._r bud spokon'about the cillldrl'n not
or. thin illsr mooring.5hc had sinetmhat
I“! know of no ordinance l‘(‘flislll§l'"1'l‘iOD
the right to play more. 81000 tllor
ho 5-hnil been looking the another up
and found that thoro is an ordinancr
against bull pinying' in (l)? directs or
Durksl 71.: 'r " (,2 vi: 595- '“‘
Sincn «be mention. manhunt had
been inside to Chief 0f~90nro Thomas
Brndiov about. how 0103 insulation [inf
ion Pauli. using magnum“ ~a’rhe
ohm had instructed them that they.
music not piav ball there
{Entitlnllman Nibiock 5 wanted to
know if itwos not possible to specify
a certain part or too parlour hirh would
not. 007 Within throwing distance of
,llouses. on Which boys could fill!) hail.
Tim mayor replied that the city ordi-
118110er0193 plainly that there must
box no: hull planing in the strcots or .
parko'and hc intended to son that it
is carried; out.
M» R. Bennett appeared befole lhn
mo‘etlltg and agkeddfowmrmad Am
omcrnent' lil.’ :mnt ofdthourlonoihl
Park. 110 nkkethhat. tho. kircol bi
sirnifihtéjned 0111.03.11. $0010.09... 5
Bil s ‘of thoLscircrni dophrlmen‘ts .wel'o
6rdntdl paid to Die Extent of 8449. 84
'l‘bote in ”condominium
ilk-railroad B smith Councilmean. s.
Ambler.W.'F Lockwoodfli' .M Betta.
.0 0011111111. M. Niblollk. tumour):
.1. M19. Hurlbuti and covers] spout:
With 039 limping cough-Tim";
Tailored Corfumn
\\t' lliu'c decided to did
illlt' lli~tlllllrs lil ullr Stilt Rutllllh.
Slump
.1.
\lllcll'iil t'ilt't'ln illt' illlt'
that Air l'iii't‘ and elegant.
i 7" ‘13“ ’7 PHJV ‘1 7 5 .
33¢. ‘ .5” .‘ N” y , 5“ ' 10% t 5 .- V
V . l. . 1&7 a:‘ in l *“v {S E“ ’ ‘ ‘1 El! pit; ‘, V ’ D x1, 7x I", 3m!
g 335? .r . ”A . 3; 11-; (3} V , ' . . 3W: J5 V, 5V. .. 1 .
. , V I B5. 5 5 I r * . ,3. . ’ y i V“
MW ., Id "1" ‘1" it 30036 tAdvcrtlacments. 1 Bl'ldgeport7’Adverttsementn.
AHMAG .5 . _
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Landing South Norwaik Dru“ aiuts 11rd. ’ '
0 Try Hyomoi, tho guaranteed
Cure for Golan-h.
Any rclldcr 01' Thu Seufillol who
Hill)-
01 High Grade at a
Sacrifice. .
llgc illt' pl'it'cs (ill milli' ili' llit‘.
lll curl Cil‘ui‘ llll‘ rt:-
lt' Sluts. illt- t'XtIlliwiH‘ thing»
llL‘)’ :ll't- llll.‘ very liltt's't i;le.l~
lions, lllililt‘ of tho best lililit' rlills \\'llll linings of llit‘ bowl
lilil't'iil.
l'Tt'lli‘ll gowns.
'l‘lle lll'nl prices. on llitffvt‘ Suit» \\ cl't' lilorlcl‘ilil'.
Ill Si‘l't‘l'ill llihlllllk‘t‘fi llii'}’ lil‘t‘ L‘Uillt‘h of lilillul'lt‘il
liiil ill
the ii(‘\\' prim-s illl'y .ll't' l't‘ii”) below the mat of illi'ilt'i'llll.
Costume of navy blue Panama. A mp3 in Lcllllx .\I\"
falsllivul from ii t't-lt-bl'aietl l"l't'llt'll llnllsc.
l.\ t't-l'y \\lllt'.U\'i'l'(1 lll'llp pt'i ticuzli of Milo
with with" t'l'usilcil llt'll,
mill is ii bounty. short,
l't'l't'l‘s ll‘lllllllt‘tl a la milithlre"
I’llrlllcr pfll‘t' $00.00. ill)
Suit of very fine blue V
skirt m'er :l liillt'lit pclilcoilt.
’l'ilc cont ls u. l)lt)\i..\t: l'liou. \'
with llit‘ drooping: shoulllcrs' and lmllil'nlli r'lt'crcs'.
is :l \lllzlll trimmingr of Slth'l'
Suit of brown Pancma.
pl'iiil'wl. The pinilu zll't' ills
\l.’i'_‘~’ \\'lll(‘ iiurc at tho lmtio
“in ”Allied Skirt
tililt'lu. 'l‘iie
\‘L‘nl iiiiil
u’itll l‘t'rslull bonds.
it $40.00. .
oilc. willc illt'licti .‘tlltl li'dliliiCil
lill'til‘it'll llldii ill illt' l)lli‘l(.
cry chic. ill illc vogue of 1830
Illicit;
lll'ilill.
widc full skirt
cl‘it'tl ill llit‘
lli. "l'lll: mull
over tailetu
kllt'c giving .‘l
in :l Lluiil/ll
lu'viis'lcli lfllln \\'llll ll'illlllllllg itIi'l L'plllllt:lit' efforts on HP:
:vlitiilltlt‘l'.
l‘orlllt lell‘t‘q:_1gili,,) now
$26. 50
All lllt‘ lllit‘l‘ Mills in ”to litpurlmclli ill‘it‘ rt'lllitt‘l pin
pullllllliliely iiiill flit-”it i‘i'ilill‘)
ugdlll.
7l‘cllluritll (lllull ill wit 1;
Stilts ill dillcrcut lliiilt‘l'llill‘» it
1 hi ~lltil :l t'-ll:lllt't :ls till.
my mixture
liii‘liit‘i'lVV $333.5) nu . $23.00.
$17.0o now $18.00.
till willow,
lili'llit'i‘l}‘ $32.03) now $15.00.
3.000 now $13.50.
m
This week llpclls ll Solo 0
values seldom found.
Our 501 «if blur and Wlill
Ufil(‘ ("inilln \\';llt.
l'mllltrlv $0150 lilul'kctl
lolmtrh $10.3 ll illull-ztll
lull llllmtr Sula (ll lm
lllg
lifhlllil liitlllt'r Wan: illici-
c l'clilllli.lill;.; onc of llil‘ 1:1'5'5-
in $16 50. ill.) pilit‘x.
to $13.50. 11: pilt'ts'
pll'l‘t's‘. $6.75.
Full lllllllcr Sci} of ii: plaitit‘h, $8.48.
'/ {/MM 2.2
OBSEQUIES‘ OF BOB ECCLES. .1
Bob Mick's was buricd lostordah
with military honors. Thole “as s
0.11:.“ nitvndilncc of friends and 0001‘!
ratios and the MO”. band led the pro
.ession \lost Stamford people knou
Bob Ecclcs. Ho “as a jolly good fol
low and thorn uerc many excellent
points ill his lunkcup lit: \j'oiuutoored
0 i808 and was nun of the most popu
:nr lucmbous of Company K mid of the
briyzudo. for that matter. .lie kept 'a
oooi~room for sl-vcl'nl yours. He was‘
tompcrulc. and trustworthy, but‘
be conlrnctod consumption. lie Event,
‘0 Hot. Springs, Ark. and thorn llr.‘
found out that the air wann'i doing him ;
103' ”NW? 000d than did thc nlr.inf
Stamford. ,Tiloll ho Went to Texas, and i
he died in itli Past). The, body.- was:
viewed by, a large number. rosterday,
it ill» lesillcute of Mrs Ecol on' s broth»:
or ”.208 Bliss, ill St. Johns Place. At;
1 '31. m. the funeral took place. the scr- l
vicc lining hold in St John’s Church.
The rector. Roy. Chou Morris Addison.
officiated. Tho committal scrvice at,
the gravel was conductcit by Roy. F iii
Bieelow. Company ii. Third infalltryp‘
and most. of the numbers of the old I lured molly smorc
Company K who are now living in
town were in lino. The poll boaters
Worn six Company K. comrades. A
large crowd wont to tho cemetcrv
where: after the sortlcc, thrcc volleys!
wero fired over the grave by a detail
of Company if «Stamford Advocate. '
T'VO GET. RID OF A IROUBLESVOMVE
C RN.
. v.
First soak it in warm Water ionoftoll
it then pare it down as ciosab as not
sink» with Olll‘dl‘lkfi'lng the- blood. Ind
ml)’ :Chomborisin‘s.£ain Balm twioo'
dado. drubbing-.vlzorouniyv for tire :mln-
mint. each application. A com plant
eroticism» hp iteration View darn to
protec‘trit; tom the shoe. ,. As a general
lintmont'forsprnins bruises. lameness;
mountaiiiunwl’atn Balm is nominated
For septum 85011500,. roll allocation“:
lionii Cllnompmmnem , memos;
Bridco Pharmacy.
it: ngcopki
rm Mam-l... 5....
,er on
MANY BANDS WILL ATTEND.
Plenty of Music for Total Abqtinenco
Field Day in Waterbury in June.
There Will be plenty of good music
in .Walurbury on Saturday. Juno til,
when the annual pnrndo aud'field dily
cxerl'isi-s of tho, Catholic Total Aboti‘
lll..’llt.'.t‘.l.57llltln will take place. 51. J03.
chb' s 'i‘. A. Soclott oi‘ \Vuiorbuly hon.
alrwui; cllgil ed the American Band.
for the big pullide ill the morning. and
it is expected that tho societies from-
Hsrlforti. Nou- iil'il'rilli, New London
and Ansonia will «follow out the now.
prevailing custom and glue drum
corps the go by. These cities, it is
lwiiel‘ed, will send illougyowl bands
Tllt’ fluid dlly cxcrt-isr-s will trike pinre
attllollrlriug Pack in the afternoon.
A lamb nulnbur of aluminum tilimblcs
Will bv db l'lllbutcd among the men)-
bins and friends of ”11‘ organization as
souvenirs of the occasion .
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE
is no more dangerous than to 11133th t
kidney disorders. Foley- .3 Kiany
Cure corrects irregularities and has
‘an‘S after other
teratmenl hits foiled it builds up that
worn out tissues and restores health
and Vigor. “I was troubled with kid
my complaint for about. two years."
writes A H Datis of Mt. Sterling.
loud. “but two bottles of Foley" Kili-
ncy (‘ulo effected a pormanent lure."
For Vsale at Plalsted' 3, drug store. “
YALE TO~ RACE AGAINST HAB-
D.
VA
Nliw, HAVEN May] T~4Thc 7,1010
Family has notilicd Captain Cross. of.
tho 1810.}th that the three (turn-'5
.whichnflll race against Harvard oil.
lite Thumbs on June 30 “it! her sent lg)
draining unorteru at Gales Earn: on
Wedne'ndnr’ June 8 This is .0 week lat
at than usual. The frrohme‘n eight
will accompany the ‘t'sVrsity crou and
mono quarters nearhy‘ Profs “noel
nub mursrcomusoy'rbo‘ioers
all.
attracts.
13.1220 bf V
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