WALK EVEN
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Credit is the basis of all financial
government conducts its affairs on credit.
operations.
low prices.
to ers. Giving credit is our business.
“#:1- right. I -
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who have traded with us for years.
the Stock Exchange
gives credit. the bankers and brokers have their ledgers filled with
names of debtors, the wholesalers do likewise with the retailers.
We treat the public with the same confidence by allowing
credit on Clothing, Shoes. Hats and Millinery bought of us.
Our success is shown by the busy chain of stores which
we have throughout the country. As large buyers we get special
Then in return we sell correspondingly low to our cus-
It's no favor you ask. it‘s
We can refer the readers to thousands of satisfied customers
We trust to a person's integrity and sense of justiCe to pay us
and our faith and confidence are seldom misplaced.
United States
ing your garment.
bi'fifif'dii'ilii‘» I-
every suit.
Men’s and Women’s Stulish Suits.
With a large and satisfactory assortment of fine stylish Suits
for Men, Women and Children, you will have no trouble In select-
The prices for high grade Ladies’ Suits begin at $10 and we
are offering fine values at $12 and $15. The Men' s Suits are splen-
“did Inxsrnples of. tailors.’ art at $8 $t2. $15 and $18. IWe warrant
Start your account at once and pay wackly
CITIZENS SHOULD TURN OUT.
'I'Laek of Interest Responsible for Much
Town Mismanagement.
IIIlIimI I-‘vIIIIIng SI-IIIIIIIII: A goodly
number of voters I'IIIIIIIII IIIIIstI Norwnlk
I? Illpl’lillt’lllt’lll In .
IIillIlIIlllg Imqhi
thtIlI IItII-IIIIIIII Inst IIIgIII.‘ s Iown meet-
in Ig and assislcd Ill giving \IlIIIt is IIII
Idorilrtcdly Ir final (lllIt‘lIlS to tho “est
port III cruIII l‘IIIIt Swamp $10 Ittlt) filling
In sclmuIII. 'l‘hII IIIirII-IIIIIIIIIIII IlI'oIIIi
llivcriies who know that IIII these
sIIlIIInII-s IIIIIIII IIII iIII li‘llSl' of lllXt'S or
III-cuts. as tlIII I-IIsII may be. new out in
I’M-,IIIIII but IIIIIII l‘.I'oIn IIII quart-I rII III IlIII
IIIIIu jIIiIII Ii III IIII IIIIIpiIaiIc IIIIII t’\|‘ll
i.l\ll"t‘ ‘ IIIII " on tho passage of (‘Iiurlcs
ls: Church's~ resolution instructing the
:SI'IFOYmt‘Il III imInIIIliIIIIIlv I-prIIId not
to IchIIIII $50 in Iovering up In IcmoI
Strikers Admit that full!
Non UIIIIIII Crews Ate It
WOIII iii Mott Ilaven RaiLi
rind Yards
ing the big stones on \Veslptlrt avenue.
NEW .YORIx Mi” “ “”0 II” Enfier listening to that gentleman‘s
strikers fldnl‘lIt‘d “Illa." lllfli 1"“ I'II'H staining dcnuuciution of tlIII highwav
of non-union I‘IIIIII .ght handler-s had been :IIIIN‘IIIIIIII-h In CIIIIIIIIIIII: ItlIIIn tII IIIlIIt
urn IIII I‘I"t' am I s s 'IIIInIIIn II
at: “boar: I'dlk'ijI‘IIII'II. 11":l\i'tl\": I‘I'IIII(I:0|0(§ Uic Iouu would IIII IiIIlIlII for damages
Ilaellr'oit for two (this. flow pr'otcssed I” “"‘l‘ “I “"“I'I”I‘ r"-""“I“'r-'~ 'II‘M'I‘
it) be on the “hole. \\'I.I I-ll satisfied “in; from. and that if IIIII yIlIuII been placed
Iboprcvaillng IoIIIIiIloIIs. "Ihc IIIIIII ”WW “V “ I’m-”0 (“I/(‘11 III' “mild
men all of whom ,m‘ “mm”. an, ab- have bccn arrIIslIIIl and tried upon the
Isolutclv ‘III’iII‘IIIc to lIaIIIIlII tlIII tIIfiIIfilII chargc of obstructing " highway, N“
Is I. . II.‘ I s I 0
III: IIIIIIIIIII . I.I.IIIIIII “.‘.“Ii.':.' III-II. ;Int"IIIIIIII."II.I.I;.III.':,.I.I.' I.I
strike hid been only slightly relieved. IIIIIIII'IIrTHI'llI'y'zrrcst'kIII' .,r,'g.'ll.l.'(',‘;.'§;i..i‘{'.rv'
315;?Iée?mi3tt'12d(IIppI'rlI‘i'h;|'I}IIIIII:'I§2:lIfoI an c\tr'a\agant and slack adminis
0/ the motionlms floats with litue:ll'8ll(ln of town affairs comes up lrr~e
. } _ sistably in on’c's mind. Why Is it that
““08”“ of being MN" More It "9 \‘IIIwalk has IIIIII IIII great command
Cotes a total loss
I lug personality in iIlP selectmens of-
“gal: E‘fl’l'lfqa 2|:SI'I'F'51IIS‘I‘u l:"'('i;l;":::I‘ iiIIII; such men for Instanr II as tlIII late
at. her dock today. unable to pI-.omIIIIl ISPleIiman Gay. “1““ during hls long
owingto the strike of her firemen IIIsI ItSttrm IIof ise'svi‘" a: In.“ scIIecItmanIIof
mam; I.
them avlng on board a number of
frult Gus. also had little pII'IospI'Ii (lfInn‘v 0' her neighbors 0" like that ”1'
away Ijoycd by the town of Westport under
.‘ _ ‘ ,1 _ a gentleman who has only rcccutlv re
Jr'mEzsI:'13:]:1‘]ligdigghxgigg‘ IlanuIshed that offlcc after a long scr-
. or at A lar 9 number of “(L \Ice? This official not only made use
or: at wtlrk ghandiiug fr'.eight of his ripe judgment and ample exper-
men in charge snid thu WI‘I‘t'
Itiiitlitfa'clortrr A‘ccifirluliiti‘ons of
freight were being cleared up slovtly in
porno instances. but the progress seem-
all steady nod theré was little to indi
cute thtrh‘strikfe was in progress. Al: I
track“ needed 0' the collection am at home and allow erhaps not five per
. distribufioh Iot freight were available Iean of the voters 'Io make the “0mm
Iaiions. make the appropriations and
'iet things go to the devil. Now It Is
Inndonbtcdly'truc that not one voter
out of tcn can givc any reasonable cs.
«Irma for inillng to attend these most-
logs. ln yours gone by the clergy
have taken an active part In town
mcctlngs. and yet last night where
Were men of such gr cat influence and
_ . It ‘1' lmmmsnding ability as Rev. (loom-
I _ cener. of Putt Huron Drew Egbert. Rev DI Mam-r Rev.
lab. will arrive in New Haw“ lamest H. O'Donnell Rev. Romillv 1‘.
Im- June 3. fills" the delegates, Humphrics and Rev W. W. T Dun-
parts of the State and State can? They were all conspicuous by
.Vho will beget by the recon their absence. There are plenty of
'mtm 0" the U“ an “- HO" ciiisens who remember the active part
the «hose guests the! VI" 39 ,‘formerly tam by Rev. Dre. Mead s’nd
”their stay. Illall. Rev Father Smith and Rev. ll.
Wm be tends-red I W N. Dunning. This indifference to
unconstrained flo- nubile IIthlrII by the business and re-
etching. .llglous leaders of the town makes the
. ‘ ”“16 con little cliques bold and a local paper
m I I Harmonia Hall. aetuoily- had the sift-outcry. not long
- . ‘Lllllln wogo to throw one a "teeter" suggesting
.01.‘ tile nomination of a physical sod linen.
étsi mock for Iollce of first. sclectuisn.
‘ Editor if“ our
06
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. 1, iii-a“
IIslnIpllichl the Iown poor question by
taking radical action which resulted in
a great saving to the town without
‘Icauslng suffering of the worthy poor.
The reason Mr Editor, is that the
taxpayers seem to be contented to stay
LADIES OF MACCABEES.
-‘I?~I~I “‘ "'T‘
‘l’helr [MM 00qu on to he I-leld III
NW'HIIVIIII‘ é’xtw Week.
: Stain convention of the Ladies
. .6 Maccabees will be held in New
:9"! alld“ 3' this belug’ the;
held in the
1111M. Holllster ”I:
-iIIncc in improving the roads. but also.
SUPREME COUNCIL, R. A.
A, S. Robinson. of St. Louis. Elected
Supreme Regent,
NIII‘\\'I’()li'l‘ NEWS. VI , May an. ;
'I'IIII SupIIIInII Council of tho Iio'rrl -\r
IIIIIIuIn III. I.I-salon at Old Point i‘ ornl‘ort
_\"II.I~IIIIIIIluy li‘t't‘IVt‘tI Illt‘ report of tlIII
committee on elections, IIoIIIinaliug the
following for tho oillccr's IIIIIIIIIII:
Supreme rIIgIIIII. A. S. Robinson. St.
Louis: suprIInIII vicp i't‘lzt‘lli, Howard (‘.
\‘t'ielgous. Itonrc. N. Y.:
ltoimrt \I'IIII Sands. t‘IIiIIIIgII; sitting
pInIt suprIIInII I'IIgIIIu, .l. A. Laugh”.
l‘ittsburg: sIIpI'IIIIIII secretary, W, (l.
RIIIIIIIIII, lioston; suIIrI-IIIII treasurer.
III. .\. Skinner, WIIIIIIIIIIII N. Y.: su-
prenIII auditor Alfred ’l‘. 'l‘IIrrIIII‘. Brn-
Ion: suprImII chaplain. tlIII Rev. H.
I.IIseIIring, CIIaInbet'sIIurg. PIIIIII.. sir;
promcI guide, H, S. Bukart. Chicago;
suprcruc wardcu. l. W. (YaIIliiIIIII. New
York; supreme scutry, R. “7. MIL
III-air. Evansville. Ind; suprcurc trus
II‘I‘S. .I. M. Johnson, Chicago; t‘harlcs
H. Pl‘t'lllit‘i‘. Hartford. CoIIrI.. L‘riuh ll.
Tompkins. New \I'ork; I-IIIctivc llli-‘lll-
hers of [I10 IchIIutivc coquIltcc. C... II.
ltrown. l‘rtwtrrckoi. ILL
a. .. .7..._.....,____..-
III. I’ifllfl S "Illlll SIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIflIl
THE ANNIHLLLA—TOR OF WOHMS
ENCAMPMENT IN VIRGINIA.
When Governor Chamberlain decided
to send the Connecticut lIrIgadII to
blannssas. accepting l’IIcle Sam's hos-
pliable offer. he gave the best assist-
ance III his power to tho officers-41nd
they are in heavy majority—who are
honestly anxious to learn practical les-
sons for themselves and to have their
men learn practical lessons in field
duties. Five years and a half “have
elapsed since the returning First
Regiment was muster-ed out, having
had actual garrison and field duty for
some fiveI months. litany of its officers
and most of Its men are now out of
the regiment, and by far theI larger
part of those now in the regiment have
had little actual practice III “the real
thing."
Since General Colc has come Into of—
fice the efficiency of the work at Nlan-
tic has increased. ha march over-
land from the Connecticut river. the
"reconnaissance in force." the "march
as in an enemy‘s country" and the
throwing up of --Ilcltl sfortiflcations.
which MW in succeSsion characterized
recent cucumpmcntsf'havc bccn prac-
tical; work. and have been successful
The duty at Manassas in- September
will be It long step forward. It should
be Welcomed by all of the enlisted men
supr'IIIuII orator.
~
‘.
not in the national guard on the theory
that their companies arcimllitary clubs
and the encampment is a military pic-
nic at Connecticut expense:
W -
THE RICH EST MAN IN THE WORLD
The richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor live
without them, so It to important not to
neglect these organs. If Foley‘s Kid-
ney Cure In taken at the first sign of
danger, the symptoms will disappear
and your health will be restored. as it
strengthens and builds up these' or-
gone so nothing else will \Oslinr
Bowman. Lebanon, Ky., writes: s“!
have used Foley's Kidney Cure Ina
I
huInurmnmnrnnmIn rm
e In! AH I GI!
, tIniII
I ll:I'l.'I cypress
~ walk li:tl:.’ II Ill, train will lI-IIvII III 7sz
and probably will be by all who are “
my dissing not
Summer ml‘mirr
lmportant Changes in’
limeiablenith Several New
.lrains for 80th Norwalk.
in [ffectNext Saturdayat
Midnight
South NIIIIIIIIIk fares I.IIIIIIIptiorIIIIIy
“'t'II III IbI.I arrangement of IIIII surn-
Illt'l‘ llmc tIIIIlII oi' the New York. New
Honor and Hartford IlnlIIIIIIIII, which
goes into IIfiIIIII May Burn. Saturday.
lit midnight. White No or throw
trains Illi\‘(I IIIIIIII discontinued. scvcrai
new (lllt'tl IIaVII been added and by tho
l'tlIIlthllHll’llt‘lll of time Ill IIIIpartiuI:
from this place it Is believed that trav-
l'IIl‘l‘H \I'III IIU IIvIIII bcttIII' accornmodul-
IIII than llIt‘)’ \IIIII'II IIIIforII. Ill addition
to thc trains dropped and IIIIIIh‘tI, chan~
gun in How varying from two to thir-
ty IIIIIIIIIIIs lIIIvII III-IIII llllltIt‘ III II IIIIIII~
IIIII' of trains IIIIII the new film IaIIlII
which will appear III Monday morn-
Ing‘s MIIIIIIII'IIII llay Issuo of 'l‘IIII SIIII
”not. should IIII carefully studied.
III IIIIIleIg South Nor-walk for New
, York the 8'15 II. III. II'IIiII lrIavIIs tlirIIII
10:24 cx-
IIIII 10:40
minutes later; IIIII prcsent
press will IIIIIIII nt III:I'Il,
will IIII IlisIoIItlIIuIIu. and the
is InIIIlI- him It IIII-III
The most important I-IIIIIIgIIs will IIII Ill
tlIII afternoon. tlIII prIIsIIIIt 23:25 IIx-
[il'I'Sli lIIaviIII: III 2:55. It new local
train Is pm on, starting from South
Norwulk at 3 o'clock. The other
changes are in iIlI' -l:I'Itl IprrIIss thI-II
' will leave at 4: l7, tifliit local which will
lIIItvII III lit-I3, and 'I'. I? tIXIIi‘t'Ss which
will lIInvII III 7:07.
in ”10 Sunday truins tlIII :I'to I-IIprIIss
will IIInvII III 2:55 and ”mm llt'\\‘ IIx-
prosscs learn at L’: l7. kI‘:.'I.’I and .Nzlii
Saturday aftIIr'rIIIoIIs lIIt‘l't' will IIII II lo
cal train IIIIIvirIg South Nor'walk at 3:30
o'clock.
III leaving New York for South Nor
II
II o'clock express III lull, and 9:0‘.‘ IIx
press at it: ”I. Ill IlIII IrfIIIrrIooIIII tlIII l
o‘III ck train will It‘iH'l‘ III 1:07 7?». III
"I I.II .I.III ill 3 20. l‘IIl Ill {.IIII 4'. .W
at It: Jill, 5: III III not, Zulu III 'I. :22. I
o‘clock III II I'III. and Il o‘clock at 11:02
On Sunday mornings IIlt IrIIIII IIIIII-
till: Now York at It II'I IoIIk \vIIi Ilt‘ Ills
continued. (in Saturday afternoon:
It train will It‘ll\‘(‘ .‘\‘II\\ York III l‘.'I.'I.
Ill looting South Norwnlk for Now
HavIIII', mornings. tlIII it: in express \vlll
IIIIII'II at 9:08. Itlzlul IprrIIss III III:uI’I.
llztlI'I IvarI'ss Irt llztifl, ll'lt’l IIIIIIII
III ll::iit. III IlIII uI‘IIII-noon IIIII l2:tIII
will IIIavII III I‘.':It‘.', 4le al IIJIII, and
III III‘IIluIIporI IlIII 2.4“ train will have
or 2.15 On Sunday mornings tlIII ile'I
will lIIIIIII III l:lB and the ”:05 ex
prcss at llztlll
From South .\'IIII\v:I!I-: III IIIIIIIIIII) lIlt'
IU'I'III trrnn is t‘IlilllLZt'I to will. and It
now train is put on at WIN a. In. in
the ItI‘II-rnoou tlIII I’I'III train will It—‘ll\'t
at Built. and ”)0 2315-? III I’I.-lrt. II‘rom
UIIIIIIIII‘II to South Norwalk the 9:35.
train will start at 8:11. and a new train
at. 10:th is added. On Sundays IIlt'
Infill express from South Norwalk III
I’lnulutry will IIII taken off Its is also
the 6:35. train from llIuIIIIIIII III South
Noru'alk, but a llt‘\\' t'XIll‘I‘SN‘ IIIkIIs it:
place lI-nvirnt iruIIlIuI'y III "viii.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
in tlIII common pleas court. short
calendar. Ionrorrow. IIIxfoI'II .IuIlgII
Howard J. (‘III'Iis, tlIII following cases
are down for It hearing:
liI'IIIgIIt A. XIII'l‘iIII'IIIIy III ItI \s
'I‘IIIIIIIIorII It I.IIarIIIIonrh, IIx vccuror
IlIIfIIIIdrInt s motion III III. writing:
Frank III tior'II vs. SaIIIIIIII 'I‘IIlIlIuIt.
for‘cclosur'c; Itussr-II ’I‘, Whiting \S.
Mary It}, Murray. ct, III.. i'oI'IIclIIsurI';
.loshuu It. llIIIIIIrIII vs. llufus ll, In»
nests III III. plaintiff's motion for"
iutliilucnt. for failure to comply with
or-lcr'of court; Elizabeth C. W. Lock-
I.IIoIi cl al. vs. William S. O‘Conncll
III ux.. disclosure of defense or forc
closure; William .I. Nichols ct al.. \8
Frederick llranrmcr ct uv.. disclosure
of defense or I'orcclosurc: Eugene l“.
Wells vs. Howard M. Osborn ct llx..
disclosure of defense or fill‘t’llIUSlll't‘;
the Penn & Morehouso Co. vs. Rosinc
DIIWoorIIt ct als. judgment for want
of anBWcr; William J. Nichols el al.
vs. Hans P. Nellson, for supplemental
jI‘dgmcnt: iilunilla S. Olmstcad. trus-
tee. vs. John M. Mccr'bnch (It. at, dis-
clorsurc of defense or foreclosure:
David Grecuhaum vs. George
Grecnbarun defendant's motion for
ludizmcnt for want of answer to plea
to abatement; the Stamford Savings
hank vs. Ann McCabe (It uls.. for con-
firmation of sale and supplemental
Judgment; the Mechanics 6‘: Farmers
Savings bank vs, John V. Giles or al.
D. P. Atwood vs. William G. James.
defendant‘s motion to open judgment:
Foster Bouton vs. Carrie Beers. da~
fendsnt's motion to strike out: Lucy
Schrcd Vs. Mary RIcco ct al.,
ant's motion for more specific state-
IIIInt. and motion for bonds for pros.
ecutlon: Marsh. Morwln III llcmmon
vs. Csthorinc Renting. dcfcndaut' s
motion to open default Iand set aside
judgment;,I
W
OUR MILITI’IA AIT MANASSAS.
The decision to send our state milius
to Manassas this fall Instead of, to N!»
antic is altogether to be commended.
it Is. to begin with more. like the rest
thing. instead of a morning taunt on
the care there is a comparatively, long
Sourney and It is an open country
where real worm been waged In a
large and deadly way. There will he
mighty little picnic in the fall encsmp
ment of 1904. It will meanbusinm
and It lot of it. It I: an admirable no-
I
.tion to sum." connection militia
but In Its annual arm on a real brittle
field and away from the customary
palmsugc grounds where by all 8000;“:
are as been: much play into
with the we mi. I I Governor-
Shaubcrlsln and .AI tut General
o lawn made
“I “it.
lie-Ilrrrrngemhii
EI.
defend!
acclaim. one
or
.. "Jth‘ril
“AI/Ir
”mung. mt
h
; IMODEL Inoouors THEATRE
8" IIII: .IIIII .‘lll: tor—«IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I0
.Qhuodcl the Iroquois 'l‘lIIIiII',c on IIIII
Steamer City of Worcester Meets With I I, I. . I . ' . I ' H
Accident. M f)!’ I III III to I.II building III par IIIIcIIt.
as two IIIlII‘ lt'IIISt‘tI by Building
VRIDGEFIELD'S DELEGATE.
Sketch of Fairfleid County Representa-
tive in Republican Convention.
DISABLED IN SOUND.
\‘lI‘W It‘l\‘ll(l\‘ t‘oun, .‘IIH’ "ti—~ (I II unIIssIIIIIII WI 11
. - . I .. . I, I, ' _- . . - - - , Iarnsnn an IIlIllIilll
'n ”I" ”mum" (”Hum WINE.” ”'0 ”II \Ul“ "It IIIIH‘ Hlt‘amt‘l' (‘Itv nl loll! (orporation Counsel TIIIIIIIIII
{tlII‘IWII‘fl I’I‘Ii'f SII'I‘II‘II "I ("‘“IKI‘ l..; WIIIII ‘I'III lIi'okII Ilt'l‘ shaft \vhilII IIffI .\l:IIor IIIIllIt-(‘ll IIIIIIIIIII'rcIl in the (min
IlotltuIIlI. of liingIliII III IIII IIIIIIIIII to II.IIIIi
IlIIpuIIlicIIII NIIIIIIIIIII I-IIIIIIIIntioII. I'Ill“
sketch “as III-I-Iompanirri In an I'.\I'III- I
IIIn IIIII-IIIIIII of .\II. lloIkuIIll
(lIIIIIIItI- I.IIuIIsIIuIy Ilotkuoll, Iiidgc-
tlIIIII. IIIIlIIuntII from l-‘nirilcld county.‘
is It IIIIIIIII-Iv of tlIIvIII'IIoI's I'IlIlII‘iIS t‘
tlIIIIII II' S liIIIIf on IIIII way from NIIw
York to this city vI-stIII'IIII)‘. As a re-
:ull slrc IiIIIpIIII into port law and
has III-cu («km to Newport for r'IIpIIirH .
'l‘IIII sit‘lllllt’l' llhIIIlI: Island of th I
Stoniugton liIIII \rhiI II has lIIIIIn licd I
IIIIIIII sIIIIIII IIII‘ SII'IIU‘ of lIlt‘ frcin II
ion of the IIII'IpIIIIItiIuI counscl anl
IIIIII IIIII \IoIIII closc IIlI theaters: 0c-
tolIIII-I . it Ilrcv failed Io IIIIIct Inc to
IIIIII'IIIIIIIIIls of ”IO orIliIIaIII'II.
Roman Eye Balsam
I.I.uIIIsIIIIry and (,lcorgc II}. latunsbul‘y. handler.- will K0 on ”H. line In ,1.
“II was born ‘11 Now IlIIvI-II lanunry of ,m. (Titv 0f \\'(,1-(.(.SII.rI ' {I IFOR \VEAK 0R SORE EYES
lb, limit, the son of John I, IloI'kIIIIII; ...,-._,,__.-...-.-..___._ l M
IIIIIIIIMII'Is. AIIIIIIII lI.I tIl.IIIIrIsIIIIIII I;(l;IliI ; 31-0,, THAT COLD. Bm- Sli'LI'tI9I‘JSAllFI'oE hiIIIIILSIR DIIEIIIIII‘: w
\vII . lS lllflllt‘l‘ III rig a Ius cr 0 III‘ r It cut I no la. .vhen l. . I.- I .
IwII governors. lie is a shoc manufac-I ' may r In n P umon K" ”IT'WW- "‘IIIWIMIII Board of Trade
IIIIan Balm is breaking up Coldseption.
aver tried, almorst without excite Gift
to. 25, 60c and $1.00 bottles T‘
ford. buter' s and Plaisted’ a
man. and fIII'mcrlI a miller \vcll
l: noun throughout Ilrc countrt. is dead
at Ills Ironic bore of heart disease.
Illl‘t'l‘ in South Norwalk. II members of
the firm of Imuuslmr'y, Matthews-on A’:
(‘II,. and has III-cu I'onncctcd with thi-
ilrm for sixII-I-II yours. lie was cducai-I
III .‘Il IIIII IIIIIIIII‘ schools and at King's;
l’rcpurotor'y school. Stamford. but I‘llII
IIII'IIII upon II business lifII instead of
going III college. He is a member ol
.lerusalcm Iodgc No 49. I”. and A. Iti..
of Rldgcficld and of the llanbrny chap-
tcr Ilc is. a toxin man at St Ste-
plIIIn‘ all DIBt'UpaI church at Ridgeflcld. I
and II dII‘IIIIIIIIr of the “plat ill III l’r css
and IIli‘ Ridgcilclrl Savings batik. HII
has attended as delegate every repub- I
“can state convention for the past:
fourteen years with the exception off
oiic. I
I
.._._.._.._.. EST I JUGGLING WIT
; H DYNAMITE
WESLEYAN MAN FOR V3 I Is no more dangerous than to neglect
P.0INT III llun kidncv disorders.‘ I
MIDDI. E’I‘OWV. May ‘26 -—~\ Baseball lCuro corrects Irr'egulaI'iftJIe: sanlsltlggg
I.Ion captain of tlIII Wesleyan I notify- cured manv severe cases after other
mun has I-InIIIIIII fl IIIlIIgmmIIc mili- temtmcnt has failed. It builds up the
I lug him of his. appointment to IHII “ill worn out tissues and restores health
l-il‘l acrdcmi m “II-ct Point 5 This and vigor. “l was troubled with kitt-
leave for um; ppm. I,“ June Iirncd to ucy complaint for about two years."
I Is tlIc fourth man to he appi the last I Miles A ll. Davis of Mt Sterling,
“(.55 P01“; from “'(Iswyan .low,n "but two bottles of Foley' s Kld-
two years. Incl Cure effected a permanent cure "
fic‘ I For sale at Plaistcd' 8 drug store. "
Dr.CroSSInan’s Spec SI
FOR aLooo orsorto
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
’l‘hc following were Issued May 21th
sfllKlllflliIW PILLS
CUBAN LOAN SUBSCRIBE
HIM: FR .\l\'I\II‘ ORT- IIN- 'I‘HE- MAIN II reh l econ] dd
1 Isl rurnlslu d rom office of A ‘I I L'Ii — 1‘ Il I :11 00b tlIII) iiI pcr ccn V I' film fizz“ 3:?“- :Id'i:
‘ re.ssfe.snd reliable. Atria will
“ ouster. solicitor 0' patents, Iiridgc I loan “I ”1" “WWII" “I I “IN \"fl convince you of their intrinsic value Send In:
port. (‘onli' " scribed IIIIIII this morning. The cents for Minnie sndI booklet. It Hot!) Kin
t"hIIrIIIs l‘. IiitI..IIIIll litidgcporl. boat- “rm-(I~ “(MIG m !o (,I..I(,(.I’( bccau “Starcrownlmdfl I lug-bins
DHIIH‘IIN‘ loan \\ as ‘IIIIIIvIlv ovcrsuhscrlbud. “(Moi ” In." " EA a“ ”’0'?
Thomas (‘. .lohusou. New Haven
locking block for automatic guns.
Adam A. Walsh West Haven. \l'
IlIIrIIIuIl sccuic waterway.
David G, Svrnth, Ilrtrtford,
printlug-machine.
Warren ll. Taylor. Stamford,
for sliding doors,
Justus A. 'l‘I'aIu. New Britain. level.
George Walker. New Britain. nail—
pullIIr.
‘Icor'gc ll. Dyson. New Britain. hau-
dlc for spoons. forks. or similar arti-
cles.
Duo 1.. Dilworth. Norwich. brake for
vehicles.
Frank H. Patrick. Norwich. means
for uupplving oxygen to furnaces.
Lewis H, Nash. South Norwalk, mix-
er and governor for gasongines.
Frankiin S. Slautcr. Derby. machine
for sowing hooks and eyes on cards.
TRADE-MARKS.
August Schilt, North Greenwich, ci-
gars and chcrcots.
LABELS.
Walter A. Kids, New Haven,
All" (for flavoring extracts).
I subscription IIricc \I.Is I'lsI
on- I
clccll‘II‘:
check
. Bought, and which has been
. has home the signature of
has been made under his pet-
I no! supervision since its inihncy.
“law no one to deceive you in this.
as and “Just-us-good” are but;
0
with and endanger the health of
Experiments that tflgxperlcnee l
Infants and Chlldrer m not Experiment.
What” cAsTonrA .
substitute for Castor 0i Paco-
Contact: is a II II I ring Syrups. ii: is Pleostni. If;
gorlc, Drops and . , Morphine not other: Narcotic
contains neither. 0 ‘I s guaranm. It destroys Worms
substance. its age 5. .It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
and alloys have!“ ‘ log Troubles, cures Constipation
Colicwlti, relieves similatos the Food. regulates the
and Riotulenoy. . giving lieblth)’ and no turalsioop.
Stomach and Bow I The mother's Friend.
The Children’s P9
cerium: . STORIA ALWAYS
‘hIpIICIIHIIImu
All Connterfelts, [ml
"Best of
NATIONAL LIGHT ASSOCIATION.
,.BOSTON. May 26.—Pnpcrs on var-
Ious topics were prcscnied today at tlIc
.(Ionvcntlon of the National Electric
Light Association. LII Rue VreIlIIn-
burg of this city, contributed an ex ,
tonsivc report on advertising methods.
applicable to the electrical business
Arthur Williams. of New York. spoke:
of "Sign and Decorativo Lighting." (3.}
L. Wakefield of Dallas Texas Ionslti- I
cred Electric Light and Other mums;
In Connection With lcc Plants.“ Otli- I
or speakers were E. P, Mchbc.o
Lewlston. 93.; and Frank W. Frucauff
of Denver, Colo The ladies who are
attending the convention participated
today in an automobile ride to Loxing
too sad Concord.
'STANDARD TIMETO BE OBSERVED
SALT LAKE than May 26. ——For
years past the traveler from east to;
west has had to change his time piece
at Ogden owing to the hour's difference
in time The local lines and. the 1111-.
Ion Pacific have been operated on;
Mountain time, while the Southern PIE
cine wheat Pacific time. ox", Ithls
isAo be. abolished. and hero otter one.
Modal-d" ill be
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