4 .’ I" " ‘l
”tween! II‘I
Slaughter outlined
The furniture offered in last weeks sale hIIII been sold. Below we give
V0“ the entire list of till the furniture. we hqu left, and quote you cloning
- priest on umo.
Activity at the Shore
(t ‘(IIIllIIIIIIIl from i’lII-it puke.)
M...
l“ill' tIvo weeks during July the lint-(I
IIoltIIIIII. will be occupied by Mr. Hill“
l'lh'tm. IIIIII tlIII IIIIIIle. cultugc by
ltmIII, of lluubury.
The (“MIT ctlttilge for two weeks in
Julie will be when b,\ .\ii:I~ lovely. III‘
IIIIIIbIII'). lllltl III August by bill .lutIIl
Mollny of NIIIVirk. Ne“ Icisel.
I‘u. 'iodil, (It tlnldei‘ n s lllniilge N \'..
Ml."
~— -9~ I RA. ..._-..
I MAD rev non ___MAn;LANo..
and United State: Fish Commiuion Fleece
i Million: In Hatchery at Jonhultowu. ,
A diIItributiuI: cur of the United
lTbo proprmop. or The cimord Phar. IHilllt‘b' Ibili IIInInIIiiNioii III rived III peep
macy Sly Such Letterl Justify iiiiicr Hutuiilui night Inning (in board
Their strong claims tor itlil (Inns I-oiiiiiininir :iouu. lltltl b‘llllil try.
Vinol, 'l‘bo cIII “Mn” III cliiirm- of Agent W. ii.
_._.._. iiritiiui nIIIl iiiiiI- IIIcIi IiIIil left Ihc ilIIit-
. Ploullut'nl men (rum nil pane of the (III Slates hulchluI: iitiItIInI iii iliiti-(I (to
country Illt‘ indoI'iIinI: Illli' VIIIIII, untl lL'l',li.‘iN liiur.ylnnii l-“iidIiI night. 'ilii- IIIIII
strong testimonial letteis iIoIn touI IwIIIII linunpmted Ilt'lill-h tliiI lllt‘l‘ In
illlllllHltllfi of the gospel and :IevIIIIII lthc lIIiIeheiI of .IiIidIiIiitoIIII itIIIIII (If
REV. (:39an 'y.,IiuLANiI. .._.
Rutorod to Health by (Vinoi
,Strongly lndorlee it.
‘ I illfltdfllu 00k LullilIII' Dressing Table III) Iuiirou, IIIIII 3600 now $4.00
1 nutrient! olk Pulloi 'i‘nblc. (polished), \vnu ............. $7.50 new $4,00
., 1:0“ Sewing Cabinet. “an ............................... I. 04.25 now $2.50
1 fibqny Stricken! Table. was ............................... $4.00 new 32,00
1 Ebony'fimokei‘s 'i‘IIhIe was .. .................... $3.50nows.50
1, Ebony Smoker II Table wnIi ............................... $2. 50 now $1 25
1 Gold Reception Clmir. silk upholstered. wuu ............. $10. 00 now 0475
Gold Reception (‘hnlr. nilk IIplIoliitercii. \Iiis .............. $9.00 now “.75
i Gold Reception Chair silk upliolstov- N], was ............. $7 5’.) now $4.50
1 Gold Center Chair silk iipholiiteied wnii ................. $9.00 new 34, 5°
. i ,diiurterod Oak Ruckei. velour sent and llfit‘k, was ........ $9.50 new 35,59
1 quartered Ouk Rocker, velour sent ililtl back, was ........ $9.50 new 35,50
1 quartered oak Swinging Rocker. was . . .. ................. $7.50 now $4.50
1 .MnhOgnuy Parlor Chair. silk upholstered, wnii .......... $10.00 now $5.00
1 Oak Parlor Chair. iiilk upholstered, was ............... $10.50 now $6.00
1 Oak Revolving Ofllce Chair, was ........................ $5.60 now $3.00
1 Oak Revolving Chair. wits .............................. $6.50 ' now $4.00
4 Onyx Top‘ Tables. were ....... . ....................... . $6.00 now $3.00
1 Oak Chlld'u Ctib Ivns .............................. .59 50 now 3400
10m: Chlld‘ H Crib. was ................................... $4 50 now 92, so
1 Butler“ is Tray and Stnnd. \\ (III ............................ 84. 50 now $2 25
2.Fine Blocking Cases. vimc .............................. $3.75 now $2.00
‘ 1 Fine mocking Cnse was .. ......................... ..3300 now 31,50
Curtain Poles!) it. in oak, mali. or ash ........................ . So each.
I 1-. «quartered oak LIIIIIIII.‘ Dre-mini: 'l‘nbii- iI‘r rIi-ni h Mll“'ltll was $12. 50 now $7.2
‘ I‘llli‘temi oak Ladleu' llri-suiuu 'I‘IIblII iI‘II-neli Mir-mi mm $0.00 new $5.00
.' Resist er,
I: _
.I corn: in their enorts again: i the \I at
" elation Joined the Park componz to
dieohnrao the Waterbury men but. the
likllmfld oak l‘lsllt‘fl' DI esmng 'l‘ubic lI‘r-eni b .\lirrin, \I'Iie 3-1200 new 31,00
Most of these prices are lens than manufacturer's cost.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL THE pony/(Awe.
w. s. srURrEIIANT.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK‘," CONN.
I ..._..._ .... .0... ._‘._.._L-_. .,, -2
pring Floor
Coverings:
We are now prepared to showalarge line of Carpets
in all the popular grades. Consisting of lNGRAINS.
VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BODY BRUS~
SELS.‘
IN CHINA AND“ JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Mattings, tzl/zc to 35¢.
Japanese Mattings, we to 50¢.
OF OIL CLOTI'I AND LINOLEUM WE SHOW ALL
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
RUGS AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER A SP EClALTY.
A DICKhRMAN&SON
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Telephone 143:6.
s'rA'rE LABOR NOTES. s‘HELL t-‘IspEIIIEs.
State Carpenters' Organizat on May In-
~ voko Anti- Boycott Law.
Lumber dealers in. New Haven who
have refused to continue a Supply of
material to the 8min Rock Paik com-
puny because the company gave oin-
pinymeni to. union carpenters who
were 0 gstrllig in Waterbury, may be
mode fiendnnte in a. suit under the.
inti- benefilu’. says Abe New Haven
he lumbei dealcis lilkt.‘
the eta inetI thmpark commny to
action gl— Antonino Builders" as.
societi «organization oummoy era
in (manhole; “Ml?- theoughout the
gtnte. Thwlaflfll‘ organization backing
up the mum; in \Viitcrbury who
Was the dqmanda of the
strikers tho suite- aliases-bitten came to
New Hovenmnd enlisted the local con
Meetin'g‘of the Interstate Comminibn
at New Haven. \
The interstate Shell Fish commission
held II session yesterday in the Office
oldhe Connecticut Shell Flb‘h commis-
oion. .'l‘ho meetilii; was‘ in-I‘e'gal‘d to
adopting uniform laws in Connecticut
and New York regarding all shell fish.
'lne action is ‘ihe outgrowth of the
(meet some time since. of some lobdter:
fuel in the race. '
be meeting was attended bv Attor-
ney, Generiil' King. Commissioners
Swaitz of Norwalk. George '.C Waldo
(It Bridgeport and Seth Sanford of
Reading. Clerk A. McClellan Mat-
thousq‘n II. J. Atwoter, Senator Ham
ilion of New London. Mr. Arum. at
Manchester. Cent. William A. Lewis at
Bridgeport. President F. 8. Park of the
Greenpnri. Oyster association. and ‘a
number of oyotermcn, including Henry
C. Rowe, Damoud P. Merwin oi Mil-
ford. Capt. William A. Lewis of Nor-
waik, Frank '1‘. Lane and several oth-
ers. .
The interstate commission has until
orhury strikeye The interstate asso-
lter declined to do. this. Then the
towing nomination. It is alleged,
”dumber deniers in New Ha-
' (Quint of! the supply of material
(he Bevin Rock company.
may. representatives of the suite
. - ugociuion arriI ed in Nthw
70““ b n investigating e
min; lllI‘XhQ 0;: .They had a confer.
the oflclala of the Sevin
. .oompnny d afterward: de- --—-—
gthe anti; can in was. Batch of Cases Disposed or in the I’ll!
and promised to bring pm". W”.
the indlI‘iduais who are '
which it shall present to the governor.
and the meeting yesterday was For the
purpose of counsel and discussion.
‘cniMNALs, eEN'rENOEO.
In the Superior criminnl court.
lb m" 0' preventing the pork poop yesterd .theweuei were dihpdb‘e‘d
or by tolldwihg‘ sentences:
Che Galvin: sanitary burglary.
six mfifths in 1:31;.“de Koch. to
Connecticut Hospital (or the insane
tor nve nits.- John Pindd cannery
001'le eight montmn Juli iii
lien McDeI-it. statutory enigma, our
riot in 5:11; Denim Cannon. unseen,
three? months in jail: Ednrd Hm
tuners. statutory burglary :.x month:
'h’wh:
CAR-
herd it you use “EASY:
neither”
(his: ilmvaient to carry. Sold by
. photographer.
- still ill work (It Iiuton Point.
‘ houses. shouting gallery babies. euno
September next to formulate the report _
ll IIIII'II iliI
itll,\‘, (Ind W.
I August,
MINI: Waylon, (II Ili'iiIIklyII.
1"” l “‘w ””“W” ‘1‘““"~ ll piiIuic inns IIiivo bI-IIII I-IIIIII iI'.I.Iil within Ii
H MO‘HRWI “f ”"nli'l- III-ck Stub lllll‘lllli iti-Il testimony on
I thin lb the bent pioof III Inc "lli IIny IIIeil-
“"5 "l“ I-ii ineIIIIu lune.
IIII ilic (A‘s-iiinok for the ‘itlilh‘llll. The lici George WI. Iluiund (If
The hotel “in be t“(llllllllll‘ll thlI‘ Km“... N ii “mm. n] mm. used
.\i-Lu‘ its. ununl. bI .iIIIob ll. l-‘lnIi-Iidoi‘L .‘I)lll cod ”WI. 0” l)l'(.IlelIlliull Vino]
who lllllI bIIIII ii I‘I:I idint thi Ii nil IIIII- 1“,. u ionic. Md 1 do not belieIe (Imp
‘0" ‘ , , . in nu) IIthIII InediI-lnu that I no equal ll.
Mrs, (.unibnit. Ill lliisiIIIII, h... lI-II. IIII l I, built "w up and strengthened "H. .m
the Martian! Iiuue" iur Lb» bl‘llitlil. . ____-,.,_....,,._ “mm...” ..-
'l‘lIiiI Wits I‘tllllllll'it'll limit year by Mrn l
Clinton, while Mrs. iJIInIbIIII occupied
the iinunii iottiuze. \\'llll'li llllH iiII-III
tukcn by Dr. l'I‘iclIdrd, of New York. ‘
.\ll'. illltl M l'l‘. \Vl‘lll l' Wi-IIII. (Ii' Wurli-
inuten. I). t‘.. llliH token the Ht'lllllilii‘t“
IIiIttiIize from June I. Mrs. Weed ii; :I,
(laughter of (‘IanIrI'IIssnInn and MN. iii
J. Hill, of .\'(II‘II'IIlIt. ililll tlIII inmily‘
won III-re lnIit yeuson. \\'nI-bington ‘
friends or (‘iiunri-ssInIIII llill will (mu ‘
py ilIII. lI‘Iiy I‘ottiIIziI. 'l‘lIi Faun illltlI
Schuldices. oi‘ llnnbury. Inc at present]
ill the cottages. ' I
Snmucl 'l‘wccily, (If iIIIIIbuI'y, t‘illlli‘il
later to take posiIesNiIuI (If his proper—5
ll'. ‘.
,T. Marshall Andrews. of Norwulk, iI:
occupying hiu pretty coltiuzi- ill South
GEO. W. RULAND.
South Norwnlk. lIIII: leuni-il lIIII tlIIiII‘Izt‘
F. iI‘oote cottage. IIt South Beach. An
Iiilditiou but: been secured by pnrti-
liuningIofi .1 portion oi the vcmniluh.
Some otli(r changes llil\‘t' :Ilno lilt'll
made.
Churlcr. Ii.
llIIIII II‘IIH cliIlnIIIIl for it."
The proprietors of The (.‘IIllinId Phar-
mucy. declare to the people of South
Norwulk that there is no other retu-
I'Ily or end Ill'l‘l' tlll [ll‘t'llill‘iilltlll known
II) medicine (but bus the beuiiuu.
IItI‘IIIIgtlIIIniIII; power which Vinol llHiIl
end If it fails to (Ii-(Iain strength and
lIi-nltii for run-down. debilitated pIIIIpIII,
old people. WIIIIk, sickly “much and
, children. nursing lllIJUIt'l'I-i.
;:II\'III'iI sickness;
bucking (rough. chronic cold, throat or
bI‘InII'biiIl trouble. or to make those.
who iIrII too thin. t'iIl. rosy and healthy,
hurts, the New York
has been (Ii his band—
soiue pluI-II the piist (my days. iiiIil will
shortly come for the balance of lllt‘
your.
Dr. JoIIIIpII .I, Htrobnievcr. (If No"
York. is getting IIIII, Aliii Sitit residence
ready fol" lll.l inmlly.
Rev. \Viilliim .IIImIIs (Ind daughter.
Mrs. hay, with her two children, uri-
(it iIllini Home. where Mr. James Will it.
shortly chIIIIiIui-i- III'I'uIIIuIIniIItII for
the religious (Ilinpnigu iii the ln'lllllll.
Misses Hub of Il.tIIbIIIy are all tiIi-iI
home. . ,
Jamel»: H, SIII-Icy. (If Stamford,
been Melting lll‘I ('tlllllfli‘ ready.
The only new house in (norm or}
erection is tliiii of William II‘. Clark, on
South llcnch, where Mr. Clark ill pl'I‘-i
sent. owns two places. I‘ontrnctor
White. of East Norwnlk. but: the build».
in: raised (Ind enclosed. 'l‘liiIrII on:
Is there it lilt‘li. oiling or ItuIIi person}
in South .\'Iu'u'ulk Who can aiioril to
iuIIiII'II thin generous tiller? 'l‘lIe Ulil-
fold i’barnnicy.
COLONIAL DAMES.
llllh
Election of Officers at New Haven An-
nual Session.
NEW HAVEN. .\Iuy wa'
ticnl Society 01‘ (‘oloniul ilIInies met.
; in annual sesaiiin in this city yesterdny
some trouble (It the start. ”Willi: in Illlt‘ afternoon nud elected I)... i‘ollowlug ”1‘.
met that t‘hm'icii Sim-(nu, (If ilIiIiiIII. ’ m...” for the coming 5...“... President,
Is (I uon'union man. and (is. lll‘ cou- . 31L... Moi-gnu I}, Hulkl‘lt’V, of Hart-
IIiI-IIIIted the foundation. .\ir. \\'liiti»'s told “L... presidents .\lil‘. \rthur 'l
carpenters objected to putting (i "iiiI- Hadley. M NO“. ”mm mm Vll's io'hn
ion' ironic on (up of it. The mutter .\l lioicinnbc, 5,!- ”Hum“. recording
was fluidly IIdeIstct‘l, and “Ink is now secretary. “1'.“ WillisiI-ii Walker. of
Emmi; “10m; smoothly In)“ ““1“ will 1 New iiiivcn; (IorIV-I'piInIlIIII; secretary
be one of the tlnest on the lSllllltl bc-; Firs. Frank D. Glazier. ”1 South MM.
”15““ ‘I ""5 .gliii} “WNW”. "Il'i' !ltllil)lll)2 treasurer. .‘IIIs iI‘runcis (j.
stories in height. llll(l (Ionininiuu “(mu of 5“.“ ”men. “51mm.
”"1 ‘ Irmn' 'LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. Miss .\lzii'k II 'liilmtt, ()l
. .‘x ““3"" R“ “'1‘“ H “”1”” 1‘ """i illnrti‘ord; liiutoriim. Mrs. F. ti. Whit-
ing the "ilunznlow" I"(InoI:IIIIi Iinil '(‘Imore oi’ limtfurd Th, new board
new walks inid making II IlIII-ided llll IUf Innuiivtrs will In. made ill' of the.
I‘ll'thOflle'lll. H“ f‘\]li i'ii-I lfI lnilvi‘ “‘01“;lUllUWlllV' i‘llb‘. ll. B \\ ('llH Hllil \“SS
Pom“ horwnlk “1 a ten ”"5 .. I)‘(III(IIIIIII lI‘IIIIIIIIu oi .\'IIII Ilaicn; .\llF.
At i’inc i’oint Cimrlis llcliil'll UrIWIIIInm liitnimeirlm .iIiIl \er Ar-thui'
lumbuny, llll‘l EUII- Bi'IIJIUIII" 1‘- i" Ii’IIIliiiIs. (ii linItiord. :IIid Mis. lliiir
Kim. of NW lurk. arr having Inuni IIIIII II. lb'iizlro (It w.Ii.- -~-II.IIiv.
alterations Inniic. Cliiiili Sll‘VI‘llfi iii
constructing (I tint. cobblestone \I‘.‘.nll ““1".“ mu...“ I‘m] II-y Inn-(Imp
and this will nild \iIl,\ IIIIIleIiNilI i‘liillood mm.” (‘u‘lu Ilifillt‘ll-‘lii. (-Im.
”II? Hililt'lllilllt"‘ (if ihlb‘h‘lilllll." lllilllelu“ i~tipition. inIi 'Iirnti- ., the whole 535-
New wooden steps have been pluteil ill lt‘ III
IeI'IItrIl. pious. nnd new \Hillxis (III iui
iII lai' about the mound» ICHICAGO TUNNEL MAIL SYSTEM,
Dudley LI: lioIt linIi leased IIII IIII nlii ( HIC,\(1(I,M1\ 18mm,- II... reullit "I
ill-II ('0: limit; XII Ill“ Willi in! lllL‘ ‘IHW'U ' .'I (Illlftll'CilCt'l in (7 Me .Iizo be tween spoi
t ‘Ioutructoi Doun. (II lilltlizt‘ port. i‘ .Iil IinI-I-sentutiws or ”iv posroilice Ilc
“l‘l'll 1“ lli‘llllJlI‘Ill tIimI \\'iI~xninI:tou. and IIIp
to be formalb opened to the rub“0 lt‘st‘ilidlivvil It. the iIIIIIoII Tunnel
Satuiiiny MIII Pr'iIIiie tlllllllL‘, L‘otnpunI it Is riported that ihlough
-I
of the biIlldiIiu. rrpl'IIIini: tlII‘ Inte,. IiIii the Union Station» will be trans
W‘llltll is nioIr-Ii to Lllt‘. west end in 1mm between Ines“ II“, point...
the hutch The forum killsubloolllll IhIiIugh lllt‘ tunnels by November 1.
Stand has been lllu (d from tiic' III. d in (mine tunncl sIIIi-in it is stated
wny‘ II) a DQBIIIUH “OH-l1 0f the ”I‘ll" will be equipped to handle the mails
lug pnIilion .1110“? “ill lll‘ “0m“ between the railways stations. the
llilllllinfl and ii general (leaning up posthmu‘ and all tIlllllrilililUllh‘. it, its
Manager James. S. Kelly \I'iil tIIlIII‘.IuImI--d ihei use of lllt. tunnels will be.
("hinge of: niinirr- next neck. and “111' less expensiiu in the and than the
(onducl the hotel leslillll'-i|nl \ll ”1“ present method of ("nIIying the mails
outside. attimiiqns hum been taken by I). wagon Tim (-usi of the w :igon sci
the people who have been there sev- ‘Iice is about $107.00!) annually.
(Irn‘l sonsons, and the, carousel bum ____- -
BATTLESHIP NOT DAMAGED.
ringing stand. pop corn, confectionery‘ QUINCY 31883. May iS—~The man-
booths and the souIenir anIIilry maker in"... of the. (ion. Rive] Ship and En-
zis Well as the gypsy encampment. \Iill glue Company stated today that the
b“ m “59 next we.ek_ new battleship Rlioilc island. IIhleb
'l'lIiI .Iurinnl: opening of the Point. was lunnihed at the lI‘ore RiIcr Works
will. of course. be on Memorial Ilnv IIIIIiterday, sustained no Iiuniageby run
when time will be music by Lowe's. ning into the mud Exmniuntiuus made
Oiclicstin. and special features. It is (It. low tide this morning utter the hair
also expected that Captain Annlng ..l ‘tleship had been floated satisfied the
Smith III” run an excursion from NetI builders that the hull of the big but-
York. The trolley cars will run-to the flesh”) wns uninjured (ind that there
Point, under twenty minutes headway, IIonld be no need (It docking the vas-
comm clnz next Tuesday at which. 80'. Although somouhai (rippled by
time a so the new transfer :Istem in i tho strike of their machinists. the Fore
The Nerwnlke; which was describediuirllbor Company ean‘is to have the
last Saturday's Sentinel. will take at battleship ready irII hci builders.“ trial
{apt 311. .. "- «hi» ‘(i we v. dlnqtifow WODKE I . _.
III'II ..III,
anus-“\n .. A ‘
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Mm...“-
.\‘ cl
.“s.
I.“
.JMMI-ed
lDJI‘J.
Wolse-
.-....-.- ....-....-...4..
r.
Bench, buying Inndc Hillilt‘ inIproI'II-I __ “9 ___
"It‘llifi'lillfl I-‘lil'lllfl- ‘ , .llIul I was enabled to do very exacting ‘
Eh (lolllli‘lilH-Hl Ji‘fll‘i' M. "NW- "1 i work. Yinol bits done for me more
and utter a .
(II‘ it it tells to cure it.
we will return every cent paid us furl
l‘lniI Conner. .
(Hill .'
“mills “in 1!" lOL‘dil‘il in ill“ (ast ”Id: mulls Ieccired III the intselle siIeet.:
ll mum and IIIIII-(Id in the retuluinu
ponds, where they will be kept llilill
uttuiuiny. u .Iutlli' ii IIt size to the III ieIIiIII
Ilnto the wulclu iii the t ‘IIIIIIeeticIIt. Tbi-
lyounu elmd “t‘lt‘ IIIIIIII one to tire dil‘ 'I
Iiiiil. itfld Agent ilriiiini nuys iIIIiIIIii In
ilirnt Clllhfl (onditinn.
. Agiuil Ilr:ittiIII (Iid that the IinIIrH
I'IIiIIIiIIIIl this tool lit)!“ the r'i'IIII .IIIIIIL:
Ilic Atlnntic (onst iI'IIIII lII'liHHil't- llilI
up weIII that the ( die It (If Iiluul IIIIII fill
in IIIIVIIIIIII oi Inst yI-III
WIIIIII naked why the (:iili-II ol' h'lllltl in
.tbe LIIIIInIIIIiiI-iit bulb lust IIIIIi the pres‘
i‘ill. sIIuHIIII I-tIIIIIIiIIcii Hti IIIuny lul'izt‘
IIIII'H from nix to ten pounds; in weight.
III- Hillil that the :IIIIIII (.'IIIIIIII III llIc
tiIIIIiiIIIticuI Iimv Wilts (III entirely dil-
t‘cI‘eni. llrt‘l'll from those tulicn in for-
IIIIII' yours. .\ll til the fry pliiced III
llli‘ Connecticut IIiI\\. lll‘ billll. cumiI
‘i'riun .sIIIIlIiIII‘II shad. and they l'llil lllll'.'ll
larger in silo than ilid IIIII oriuinnl nu-
tive ohud of llli‘ Connecticut. lie
thought the improved method of hutch
Iiug tended to give the young fry it”
lndruntilircoiis stint in life, and this
ItcnilI-il III Inukt- their growth 1110“! run
iii.
—_ ~———.——-
GOD MADE ALL PEOPLES BLACK.
Declares Rev. H. M. Turner Bishop of
A. M. E. Church.
CHICAGO. Muy iH.—--"tl(Iil. never
[mode (I while mnn. III the beginning
'11“ men were black, but in their wan-
Idi-rings on the ninth many of them
how bIIIIIInIII. llll‘f'iilllttl. ‘AIIII in their
Iiininitulnl pIIllIII IIIIIIII of these blIIIub
‘l‘tl me II. III! oi ubiun \IIIri- IIIIIIIII blink
at the beginning. now look with con
iiIInpi 'lllll Iniliil'III'iruiziI—oiicn within
Hil't'jildlt'lI illlll bate—upon their broth—
I'l'u. tlio ilt'L'I‘iN‘i". Who have retained the
,ttllill' (but (iod gan- tlIIInI
’ Such wns the declaration of the
Iitcv. ii. .\i. ’I‘Iii'ncr. senior bishop of
iIliII African Methodist Episcopal
{(‘HIIIIII iI in illi address in Quinn Chapel
iwbclou one (If the sessions 01‘ the
l"'llllltll c‘onteIeIIiIIu. The (bullet wan
IIIIIked \IitlI ncgroen who iirc loaders
ill the religious Work of their race and
it” uppinuded wildly. .
l “\I'lIIIt we negmeu need is moriI (Id-
IIcIItInII."
"We
. III-boobs
continued iiishoo Turner.
noed not only the. various
now under control III" our
icliiirch. btit we. need proper Instruction
imported. \\'(I should write books of
lour own. poems of our own. scientific
|ll‘I,‘llllrI‘t‘5 or our own in harmony with
IIIIII t"til(ll and our race and don't learn
‘bougs like '\\'usb hlt‘ and 1 Skull biI
l\\hitcr than Snow.‘ n song that l
lIIoiIld not toiei ole sung in my pres-
cute
"i will my to thI credit of the white
:llll’tll' whom- rnce in (It the some time
like lllt'lillt‘h‘i. l erei mu iIIId best. that
iII'lIIII'I'IIIr ouI Iaoc tries to rise us (1
hp iIIIinl rule be will help us. "
; NEW HAVEN'S HEW STATION.
lwui
Await FourTracklng Work,
Which Has Been Authorized.
.\'IIII IIIIIIIII pI-iiple IIIIIII been nwuit»
Hill: with interekt the erection (II‘ the
(Inc piIinIIuiziIr ntutiou brIInIlsed by the
ICIIIIsIIliIiIItI-d Ionil IIIIiuugers IIIIII-
itWi‘l' it appears that nothing is iikelI
'io liiI (lone in that line until IIIIIII the
“(doping .Iud fiiui III-(liking III the
"cut" in New ilnven. which wus :IIIih
:Ill'llt‘ll by Hip directors at their meet»
ling Inst Saturday. This will cost
‘nboul n million. including the pay-
‘IIIIIIIIII for land already purchased.
TIIIIII .IIc Iiitucu ()\"IIIiI(III(l lll"ltll.ll s be
Women the III: IiIi station (Ind ilIc t‘edur
'Illill tIItioIi. uuil iiiillculty \Iili bI (Ix-
;p(IirI'IciI.l iII LII-Hint: illt‘ desired licud-
mom III" eighteen l‘ceI instead (It the
present fourteen. it is probable that
sixteen tool will be decided upon; the
Ibrldzes being slightly ruined (Ind the
truck being lowered (Is for as possibc
without incurring the risk (If (Iverilows
III water. President .\icIIIiI has laid
before the directors full plans of the
work.
The i‘tIilllI‘lltlll IIl‘ chnrges by “3.3.00"
on the report (If th(I Consolidated road
for tho .'Ilurcii quarter is due to tlIII
retirement. of $lti.;:il.90tl oi" the (lotion-
.lllle bonds on May 1 last and the Ie
iiiremept of some of the high rate in
iterest bdnds of the subsidiary lines by
paying them off in cash at maturity.
the money being provided by sale of
stock .to the amount of 33.275.000.
Charges (In the recent issue of $7.500.-
I)00 Harlem & Port Chester bonds. or
the 34.000.000 (If debentures issued to
Illllt‘lth‘O the. Central Ne“ szland
rnlirond do, not appear in this state
mom.
I GOLD COIN FOR PARIS.
NII‘W YORK .\qu liI‘.— .i 1’. Human
& Co. (Irdeiod $;.I'Ioo,puo in gold (oin
today for shipment to i'iIIiII on Thurs
day's steamer. This gold was (‘llgiill'
(Id at the viii-treasury. the supply of
gold be"; iii the annoy oilico having
the-err exhausted.
, . in (in manufacture (it. Welcomewsuozin Ono £1.52.
_., . Venom-n III III mane-mud in Nutnglond III Flee vars.
J
iiig III-.‘II‘.
\.‘II'i(‘l_\ (ll. .\iiil. <llci'l'
\IIilc \\(‘Il\t2. .\iiil iIiIIl :III_\.
(Ii ilx Ili'lii‘nic liIIIl.‘ llilrx
\iilil tII \\‘(l.\ll \I'cll.
Mousselinc-dc-Soic. an
lI‘lltl\\ II to need Ilt‘M‘l‘lpililll.
.'I ilt‘\\' Polka Spot Net \\'lllt‘ll
iiisliiini.
tllik'.\ .'l ilII\\'(‘l‘ lll'll.
Iii Iilt':l.\lll't'.
(is If pziiiilcd iiitb I’tll (it'tisi‘r.
Navy Blue Voile,
Brown Panama.
Suits in (llllt‘l't‘lll Ifillill‘I
$2IIIXI, NOW $13.50.
Bridgeport Advertisements. l Bridgeport Advertisements.
. Inn- ..
.\iitiiiiii; l.\ .\ii ilnIIItI' IIi' :Ippriipi‘inlc :I~ II'iiIIc.
iltlil'li‘N.
inlu‘lc
ll II ill\\'I'l_\':~
'l‘bcii tlic Lace Nets. the
by gtmtlh site in Hillllllllt‘ .\tI'ch.
Mesh NeIS. Mechlins. Clunics, Maltese lllltl Orientals. You
will lllltl :I generous supply (Iiczicb.
\\'lll bc IIIIle ci't'ci'lII‘c with It hitc
.\ t'llilllt‘t‘ is (Itici'cil ill thin
WMMW
w-
For Graduation Gowns.
_lllili‘ iiitb ii~ |lll‘.’l‘~llill Commencement Days is lll';l\\—
:IiIil it is time in think (If llli‘ Graduation Gown. . ..
.'illil llit‘
iiImI- lllill IllItlxt‘ up llllll ‘Illil
pic :IIIii girlish ll'tlI‘lI\. is unlimited
ilIcIc i». Chiffon Voile. jiiwi \IlI. i'. illt IIIIIIic lllllilli“:_ .'I
\\llll
:I i lIIiiIIII lllllnll Iii kplti'
ix tiiiigli. ilui'ubic. iIiIIi is
iIlIl l.ll\t|l'llt'. .'IIIii iIiII well
in style.
Fillet, iiiid Esprit Nets, with
can bc Illililt‘ up in .\llllilli'
'i‘iic'i‘riIIIiIIiIIg' Luce.» l1.) gt) \\'llll tlicsc illlll (luin—
French, iiiltl the Round
The Ribbons.
The new Floral Printed Ribbons .’tlll'ilt‘l
llIc .’lI'.
IIIc
XII I'llc IIIISN‘N' \\'lilltilll iill (".‘It‘lillllillltill
llIc}~ zii'c III wui lli> tIIr gli'tlliW IiIIIl .\‘;tsllt‘fi‘, iiIIIi
giiivun. ’l'iie beautiful
pittici’us \I'itii l'II‘vi'N. iiiIch. pinks. and Violet» ill‘t‘ u}. IIIIIIII'nl
bi'IIslI.
Closing Sale of Tallarod Costumes.
I-(Ilc ill \(‘I‘lll‘t' Milllt' I'III')’
cicgiiiit (Ind t'AL‘lllSth‘ \'iIilc :Iiiil I’uIIIIiIIII lli'csscb (It price.»
less than the cost (If the iIiIItci'iIIls.
Navy Blue Panama, llil‘ilit'l'll' $00.00. IIIIW $40.00.
$45.00. now $30.00.
$3.90.». NOW $26.50.
were $22.0(). IlU\‘.’ $15.00.
fidet/
/
Danbury Farmer Says There Is SomeI
thing the Matter With the Weather.
”There is really something the ill:ll'
ier with the weather, something scri-
Ius. and there liar. been for the lust
three years." .\'llltl Ii pI'oIIIiIIIInI l'aI'IuIII‘
who comes to llaIIbury I‘\'\‘l‘_\‘ day. In
'IIII course of a conversation with a in
cal Inert-bani yesterday (In that (Iii im-
Illl'lillll topic. the II'IIIItiIcI‘.
“Something the runner with the wen-
her?" questioned the merchant in a
'llZ’IIlI‘tl tone of voice. And inc I'iII'Iner
u‘ucccded to explain.
"The mother is not right for tho
:rowinz of crops. and it is because we
do not have enough thunilcr storms. i
.iou't know why it is but if you will no-
'iI-c you will find that it is II lilt'l thI_It
in the seasons when we have plenty of
zood lively thunder storms the weather
II: good. for crops. We haven't had
many thunder storms in the last three
years. Then the sun doesn‘t shine
right either. It has II white light in-
stead of yellow. and that is bad."
if these conclusions of a man whose
living depends on the growing of crops
are correct here. are some problems for
the scientists to solve which are, of
more importance than the discovery of
new rays or new metals.
CONGRESSMEN AND HOMES.
Frank 8. Brandegee Only Member Liv.
ing in T0wn of Nativity.
Frank B. Brnndegee of New London
is the pub Connecticut member of (Ion-
cross who still III es in the. Icon of his
nativity. although Senator Plait its gel,
ling to be about as much of a resident
of his native town of \Vafihlilizlllll in
Lilt‘hfielli county as he is (It‘ Mcridcu
II here he rotten—dim! ford i‘nst.
THREE WOMEN ELIGIBLE ‘FOR
MARRIAGE AGAIN.
Three women were made single by
decisions of Judge iiorhhzick in ill"
Superior (‘IIIII‘I yesterday. Their (li-
wrce cases weredieard on Friday and
the court, took the papers. lI‘iorn B.
Smith of Ilnnbury, “as I:i\cn II de-
zround of desertion.
lor. of Dunbury. was separated front
William Vnilcr. upon grounds of habit-
ual intempernnce. and intolerable'
cruelty. with a change of name
Carrie R. Davis. Sarah F. Benedi (it
It Stamford. was allowed a decree
from CnIob S.-.Benedict. upon the
groundo} habitual intempernnoe. ,
. LEAVE CARLOAD OF FISH.
BRIDGEPORT. May 18 —-Cnr No.
oartment of commerce and labor at the
instance, of the stale commission of
fisheries,
try in the Housetonii- River (It Strut.
ford I-(Irterilny This marks the attempt
to music ngMri a: with. Mud...
worth in was “none Alum loom no?
“offs,- on. hiiAflOO'!
. coupon“.
he. mm. regulator
“it.
dance. “W” h.
NOT ENOUGH THUNDER sroth.
18. the bureau of fisheries of thedevi
deposited a car-load of shad .
TRUTH ABOUT GEISHA GIRLS.
George Rust-Bedinger Explains a
Popular Misconceptinn.
(:(‘tll‘fll‘ ilIIsI llcilinpzcr. who after
two year; of service (Is instructor in
the lllllli'l‘lill university (It ’i‘okio. llilii
returned from anun. full (If enthusi-
nsni i‘IIr IiIII Japanese, (\ypluilli'tl away,
the other day. in a group of interest
I‘Il listI-IIIIIs III \"(III YIIIII (I piipnlni
“'t'stt lli mixtont' IIpiiIIII its to lllt‘ gI- -i:iIII
glib
'i‘ III M‘ L'irlI: are educated and trnipr‘d
public entertainers. ()rpliaus and
daughters (It' poor llill't‘iliN‘ :Irc llll'ill‘ll
(l\'t‘l' lo the Kl‘ll‘illl instructors (Ind kept
eight or ten years in training.
\thu n .inpuucse AIH‘S :1 dinner it)
his tiiends native or foreign. (II a pub-
Iii-risluuriinl.:1 number (If I‘iIgult'IIII
hired ge isha (this nppenr clad in lo cyl
ILIIIIIIIIItI‘. smiling melt”) and Wild:-
with quick I'epartee II'iiIIIiIIchr'lIIIst or
L'Iiest addresses them. Misapprcncn»
slim a», to the chmactcr of these. girls
leads- to muIiy offensive remarks by
westein persons to Japnnese (tenth-
men. As a matter of (hot. no JapaneIe
gentleman would think of treating with
anything’but the utmost polltetieSs a
geisha girl with whom he came in
contact while enjoying the hospitalitv
of n iiiend.
Mr. Bedinger was not sure what be-
came of the. geisha girls. in the ‘Jap-
(these too me he declared. there is no
Word or phrase to coney our blot; of
the old maid. because it is taken ‘ior
granted that a woman of mature years
is mnIIied. Some of the geisha girls
marry some become. geisha trainers a
piuiersiou or much impmtnnce. and
same. no doubt. end tlicir‘livcs leis
i IiIIlitIIbII
Thcri‘ iI no diumui (I nttnc hing In tho
life (If the geisha gill .IIIrI Illl‘Ailt‘ln‘l oi
tliIInI liIc comivIrIahlI "and enjoy a
midi (OllSltlf‘f‘fllllm at the hands or
tlicircmploycrs.1l is iindcnmblc lIII'II-
I-I'III‘. that the geisha IIIIiIII‘Is (in in
(IiTIIi-t. luti’ little girls (if pour (Ir Tli‘lOII-‘I
parents in order to recruit the I'Ililliii
III" the gIIislIiI etudentx.
It is Iiiiiicult to make the
man understand “by motners
“T‘Si I‘l'il
II il'f‘. I
eree from Gifford A Smith upon meland amazing... '(lo not nppcar m II...
CM“? 0- Vi“ ientcltaipmcntu pIOIidcd b) the main
members or the household. but such
entertainments IIith geisha girls in at-
oltendnnce have in them nothing neces-
sarily indiscreet.
A conductor can knock down 3 mm
without Ilt suult (Inglis bat-
@WFfi‘éw
m: CLIFFORD PHARMACY,
Planet 5 Irgdley. Prop.
Norwalk Chronicler