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3 SAY “I'LL GET A
Gas Range I
Prices ~
$IO,25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
DROP U8 A LINE.
III". III II IIEIIIIIIQII].
'PHONE. 63.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 WATER STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
NEW ANq,sec0NoHANo
1,51,03,19 Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEEO.
IIIIIIIIIIIII
pr. ammo.
srtsM. ,
nor ws res.
AND ass
rrrrrua.
Tin. Sheet Iran. 'Copper
and Zinc.
50 South .Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South Norvvsik, Conn.
receives-«em
Easy TI Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
tlstlc Wall Papers in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for Janeway's and Car
pcniers Wall Papers.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
SUPPLIES.
MATERIALS.
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SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, roe.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fiatures. soc.
"Shore-Cut” Can Opener, cuts
. easily. No ragged edge, too.
Best Steel Paring Knives, soc.
PAINTERS‘ ARTISTS'
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
INC. DECORATING.
STORE OPEN nvnrv'mos.
L. H. __,eckcr
87 Washington Street,
South Norwailt. Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAVID W RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
- and Embelmer.
to North Main 8!. _ south Nomlk.
Molasses. a BM Tomes.
Telephone It lieu“. 134—6.
,. against loss sustained!
HARD ARE
You will find all ssheoneble goods.
REFRIGERATORB. WATER COOLu
ERB, WINDOW SCREIENS, SCREEN
ooons. HAMMOCKIH,
IAP—A—LAG
AND A FULL LINE OF PAINTS.
VARNISHES, FLOOIR FINISHES.
STAINS AND ENAMELS.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 4830.
You can buy
5 Per Cent. GUILD BONDS
of the CONN. CEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on Insisllments. A good} Investment for
you. If you live. a splendid protection
for your family. If you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AIlENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON: Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
so. Non-walk. Ct.
gen- . _, ..
THE 1
[III NAIIIINII BAIK
sourH NORWALIK, CONN.
wrru ?
Capitol SIIP0.000.00
Surplus. $IIP0,000.00
Not Proms. 355. 300.00
Solicits accounts of I dIvldusls. msn
ufsoturere, merchant" d corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWQON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP.; Vice-Prev
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin as‘muel Grummsr
Christian Swertz Wallace Mervin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowen.
a“ "I
Ospltsi, 31.600.000. Surplus, 0185.000
I The
Earning Power
of your savings in-
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in
vesied at 4 per
cent; Is 42 6-7 per
«at. greater than If invested st 3%
per cent; and 66 23 per cent. greater
than If invested at 3 per! cent.
state Supervision of New York snt
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 SO MAIN ST
Resident Directors. Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R.:L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow Jolln B. Lawrence
Dividend
Pa ing Mining. Oil, Smelter and
in ustrisl Stocks making possible
Largo Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal A cute.
Members New York Consoldsted
Stock Exchsn e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, evv York.
EL-BALDWIN HAMM IITT, Manager,
Western New England BrsIoeh: Hesdqusr
use: maltos- 35 Catlin Bldg... Hartford. Conn
Denny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 under Blk. South Norwalk. Ct.
The IIIII’ITIIIII SINIIIIIIIIII CITIIIIIIIIIII
(Incorporatdd). 3 ,.
Daily Freight Lina
NOR "MILK.
SOUTH NORLWILK.
and New hoax.
Steamersl'flfyo ‘ Norwalk’
and “to 3 e".
Leaves New York nulylst s p.1n.
Leaves Norwalk Dolly t 5 p. m. .
Freight received from 7 .m. to 5 p. m.
PROPERTY 0W ERS \
INSURE Y UR RENTS
The Continental Inst
NewlYork. will Ineur
.your renh
‘ loss of rent-
sis by damage by flre ,- buildings.
NET 8URPLU8 .........I.-Qo,503,428
ucos M. r..__mn
W .
THE JOHN B. I. WRENCE
some: ‘
Nonroaoee sci-Any
aoAr rickets. ' '
is soul-N vsiIIN “Teen.
,3. .
.DEAFNEII CANNOT II CUREO.
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and lhat Is by cousilluilouul roul-
odlcs.
Iiumcd condition of the mucous lin-
Ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube Is lullnmed you have a rumbling
sound or Imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed. Deafness is the re-
sult. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored in
Its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forcvrr: nine cases out of ten
arc caused by Cutarrh. which III uoih-
lug but no Iniiumcd condition of the
mucous surfaces.
Wc will givc Onc lluudrcd Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
oatarrh) that cannot be cured by liail' s
t‘aianb i‘ule. Send for circulars. free,
II‘ J. I‘honcy a 00.. Toledo, 0
Sold by DIuggIsis. 75c
Take llull‘s Family l'llls for consti-
patlou.
I'Phone, 18!.
Jenkins BissNelvas
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In stock.
COLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
New England Elect! lc Meters.
Have no superior. Con show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ms-
rine Engines and General Mech-
ine Work Solicitsd.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’ G CO.
50 WATER 8T" 00. NORWALK.
neecogof‘
e n. a. surf... sour. normals. ,
ALL INOURANCES EAL groin, - I ~
trus- , -
WILL PIPER
OUR BTOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE, YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
we HAVE TAKEN A oooo
MANY CONTRACTS. ron House
PAINTING AND WILL as cu.» TO
SUBMIT Houses ron YOUR
WORK.
we TRY TO CARRY IN sTocx
EVERYTHING you NEED son rue
DECORATIONS or' voun House
menus on our.
E. II. 'Gorham’s,
10 FIRST ST.. E. NORWALK.
Ilia, Gorion The Feed Boilers.
FOR STEAM AND;
HOT WATER HEATING.
insures a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
tutor I Lligerrooi Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
W
1347 190+
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT'AIR HEATING.
’ "stoves ANo RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gss Fixtures. Motel ceillno.
Have you seen our stool: of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE» TONES a HOTCHKISS
COM
AN Y.
17 WALL‘ eraser. Ndhwaax.
Etc.
Deafness III caIIssd by an in- ;
.pv
V; I“ clad for. mattress. A household
Fancp Creamcru But-
ter 256 III.
2i lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Reads Bits lOc pkg.
“l’ 0 w e I”, the new
breakfasliood. 60 pkg.
A. Stuil
as COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
unionist
hir II M Cooley. of blast Nd. wulk
spout Sunday and Monday out of town
Miss Evelyn Simpson, of Pccksklll.
N. Y.. is visiting Miss Lillian I". St.
John.
Miss (luI'rIc Iliwrum, of You Zuudt
street, has gone. to Hartford to spend a
low weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. li‘runk Spaulding, of
Ncw Iluvcn, liuvo bccu visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Spnulding, of Belts Place.
——The people of the Norwalks who
are particular about. the quality of
their butter. buy it at L'llommedicu
Bros. Price 25c lb.
Jumes L‘llommcdlcu will loud the
Tuesday night class, in the ltusi Ave-
nuc eMthodlst Episcopal Church, and
all are invited to attend. ;
Attorney John Keogh entertained a
party of frlcnds on the launch Sara K.
yesterday. Among them were Miss
Mnrgurcliu IloV. Auncss, of New York:
Miss Jcnnin I‘fuhill. of New Britain;
Miss Mus Kelly. Miss Idlslc Qulnturd
and Miss Nuuu Hunks, Dr. M. 1.. Crou-
Iu, Victor W. Ferris, (‘. Keith Culblll
and Mclgs 13, Russell.
County Sheriff John W. Sculloy was
at the Colonial Foundry Company's
plant. this morning holding on auction
sale of the patterns of the “Twentieth
Century Flyer" thch was built by
the concern some time ago for New
York parties, but they failed to pay
for its construction. undlho muchino
Itsclf was sold at auction. and bought
by this Foundry Company. to satisfy
tho claim. The patterns Iliad wcrc sold
to the company.
Saturday night was an eventful one
In the districts hour the Washington
street bridge. The first evcul of the
evening was iho arrival of an automo-
bile undcr the Fort street bridge.
'l‘hcrc was cvidcutly someihlng the,-
mattcr. us lhc auto curried uwuy tho
lump post under the bridgc. knocked
down the loulcrn. which exploded, and
caused a panic among thc occupants of
the auto. Finally after being stuck
under tho bridge for half so hour or
so, they started off again. They then
tried to butt a hole in the Keogh build.
log. and this tlmc with disastrous rc-
suits for, thc unto. finally“ was
towcd homo by horse flesh, followed by
a crowd of Jet-ring boys, The ncxt
event In the continuous vaudeville por-
formancc. was when a party come over
the bI-idgc. having with them a man,
who was evidently u sailor. Somoonc
said: “If you rm.- a sailor. you can
climb the pile driver." Up the pile
driver. eighty feet In the air, the loan
scrambled like a monkey. At the top
Is a little platform two or three feet
wide. llpon this elevated porch he did
a number of dances and acrobatic feats.
Some of his friends pleaded with him
to come down. but he refused. Anoth-
er man came along and said be guessed
he could bring him down. He whipped
out a .32 caliber revolver, and com-
menced shooting. at him-I.~ The sailor
did not wait to come down the steps.
but slid down the rope. The next
event was two callow youths who woke
up the nelghborhoml for some distance
around by holding each other up and
singing loudly “Little Boy Blue Come
Blow Your Horn."
Edwav'ron.
J. S. Palmer. of New York. who leas-
ed the Millspnugh house. has taken
possession.
Mr, and Mrs. Marsh Thatcher.
New Haven. were guests of Mrs. That.
cher's mother. Mr, and Mrs, Frank
Crockct. McKinley street
MissV eroim Teriwannl of New Yul-.1:
spent yesterday with her cousin Hiram
Sharron coming up on the Epworth
league excursion to Roton Point.
Mr. and Mrs: William Schell.,of 35
Second street. Brooklyn, who has been
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
William Moore. Pond avenue. have re-
tumsd to their home. ‘ ,
Conductor Dudley E. Hoyt has been
blasting away large quantities of rook
at the corner of the Wilson Point
road and Bluff avenue, where the Im-
provements are going our
William J Moore. Jr. has resigned
his position With the Norwalk Lock
Company and will study eye and ear
diseases, at Dr. Alexander Martin' 5
school 17 West Twenty-eighth street,
New York.
A. B Tuthlll of Hickory Bluff. who
has been seriously III for several
weeks. Is now able to be out and at
work. Mr Tuthill is in possession of
his summer home next the shore on
Wilson's Cove. and Dr. Stephen Kelly,
of New York, has his his residence on
the bill.
In connection with the improvement
and grading of Bluff avenue from the
top of'l‘homass hill to the Norwalk
Yacht Club; It was proposed to till In
the hollow north of the residence of
A B. mum to the depth of eleven
revenue l«all
11W
of.
for all tile: er” ollhie rs -
A doctor’s mesh
0 e W".
miedyImrywhsro
HY"
II.
to It so that. his ailing-In was roduwd
to eight feet.
day. of the «oath last Saturday, of
Frances Alexander. widow of George
N. liuyi. of Rowuyton. Mrs. Hoyt
since the death of bur husband. bud
bccu residing in Port Chester. Now
York. and thc funeral will be bold from
her lute bomc. 471 Elicndulc uvouuc
this afternoon Ni 4 oclook Mrs.
Hoyt made many fIIcuds whllo liviuu
Ili‘li uud nous of but dumb-u- cliuscd
UIIII‘II rogici
Mr, and Mrs. W. l‘. Ambler colon-
Inlord a party of friends Suiurduy
night, at their homo in llowuyton two
one. PII was played and Mr. and Mrs
Ambler favored with vocal selections;
Miss Ethel Potty. piano solos; Misses
Vivian Stevens and Alice Brundage
and Charles Petty and Tracey Ambler
vocal ducts. Refreshments were serv-
ed. Other guests present were Mr
and Mrs, Ira Id. Pciiy. George Sharron
and Captain Churlcs W. Bell.
Mrs. Mary Powell died Sunday even-
ing. III 9:30 o‘clock. offer an Illness of
several weeks. at the home of William
A. (‘IlHIlilllilL llcccusod was elghtydwo
yours or age. Sbc was born In Loni:
Island, but had many friends III Ibis
place, and her dcuih will be generally
rcgrcticd. One daughter, Mrs. William
A. Cusiuupn. and a son, Daniel Powell.
of Huntington, L. I.~ survive. 'I‘bofuu-
oral will be attended from the late
homo of tho dcccused tomorrow ulter-
uoon, ill 2 o'clock.
Miss Siclla Coffin. a young lady of
Rowayion, mct with a sad mishap, Sui,-
urday. at Ibo plant of the Eastorn Un-
Ilci'wml' Company in \Vflli'l‘ strum.
South Norwulk. She ran the hcuvy
needle of her machine Into the index
finger of hcr right hand where It broke
off. Daniel Keogh assisted Miss Cof-
fin to the office of Dr. M. L. Cronin on
South Main street. He found that the
Injury was a most painful one anddifli-
coil to treat. The needle had entered
the finger and turned so that Dr. Cro-
uiu had to slit thc finger in two plus-
es to pull the needle from the bone
Miss tollln stood the ordoul bxatcly,
and later was removed to her home.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
George P, [II-oil and family, of Now
York, are occupying their residence of
0x Ridge. and will remain during .Ihe
summer.
A special meeting of the Barton Lib
rary Association and the Board of DI
rectors will be held tonight In the road
lug room, Main sti'cet. Several im-
porinnt mailers will be considered.
Major Goddard and family, of New
York, have been spending a few days
:Il. \Vcslcy Brady's rcsldcncc, whcrt-
ihcrc are also a number of other
boarders from the city.
The Darlcu Outing Club. which has
bccn recently organized. held Its first
rcunion of the season, Sunday. at Wll.
Iium Clialmors‘ restaurant. A fine
clambako was preparcd by Mr. Chal-
mcrp. and twenty members and friends
enjoyed the OCCASION.
'I‘wo Darlen ball Icarus met with dc—
fcni yoslcrduy morning. The logic
Hook and lntddcr’s team was beaten
by liowuyion lIoso Company. by n
score of 14 to 3. The Durban Juniors
were beatcn by the New Canaan Ca~
.chS by a score of 15 to 12.
John D. Crimmlns has bought the
Goml Wivcs River lot. from Charles
Bates, and also u. tract of land from
the Laugdon estate. which he intends
to Improve, and add to his Glen Breck-
Iu. making it one of the finest farms
horeubouis. lie will have a dam con
sirucied In the river. and make a large
pond, which will prove an attractive
acquisition to the pluce.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Henry Schlosscr
friends In New York.
Herbert O. Benedict has returned
home after a week's vacation.
Miss Ida Langdon. of Darlen. has
been visitlnz friends In town.
Mr. and Mrs, Willis 8. Jones have
been visiting friends In New York.
Mrs. William G. Boyce. of Bridge
port. has been visiting friends in town
Frank N. Taylor, John W. Wood and
John K. Gault have arrived home from
St. Louis.
Mrs. Frederick L.
ed home after visiting friends
Southington.
John Elwood, who lives with his
daughter In Rcdding. ls spending a
few days with friends in the Forms.
William E. Osborn, who owns a
large form In Georgetown. has re-
ceived word that his large barn was
destroyed by fire recently. ‘
The civil suit brought by Charles
Ball and wife against the Westport
Water Co. will be heard before the
superior court in Bridgeport, on the
first Tuesday in June.
Mrs. Jabes Backus who Is the re
gent of the Norwallt chapter, D A
R.. and several local members of the
society. attended the special service
in the South Norwalk Methodist
‘church. last evening.
NEGRO GETS A LONG SENTENCE.
SALEM. Mass. May 31.-—A sentence
of not less than eighteen years our
more than twentyéllvo years in state
prison was Imposed today on Minot st.
Claire Francis. a negro of Lynn, for
felonious assault upon a woman in
Swampscott, January 19. Judge Watts
of the Superior Court in pronouncing
the sentence said that he had serious-
ly considered sending the man to pris‘
on for a life term, but had finaJ‘dee-
an~
has visited
Mills has return-
in
cls. who. on a prevl
knockoddown twu '
nearly made his ego. -
room. today was go by six dup-
utyshcriits. lie ode resistance.
MASSACRED AMERIC N8 BURIED.
MANILA May 31. —-'l‘he remains of
ed States Intsntry, recently ambushed
and lulled by Norse. have been latch
rod 'et Cots ”Bits. in Mindanao. Those
billed. lathe , h referred to were:
blast.
. I I . 6'"
“ mil After the “Un‘usum all
, Madeline Bruudauc as she was being
" moblln,
Word was received In this place to- later
the officers and men of the 17th Unit-1
Whilmw
A daughter was born to Mrs.
rushed across tic-.ldscpml In a big auto.
Sunday evenins. any: a
Bridgeport story. It Is bellow d to ho
the lust instance of do uulomdlllib
baby. and It bud ll sud ending, for the
unusual udvcut of thc little girl proved
too much for It, and It diod‘threo hours
Mrs. Brundags lwanty years old.
arrived In Bridgeport from Cuba sev-
eral months ago to visit the family of
an automobile manufacturer. She was
dolly expecting the event, and her
friends wuro much ulurmod Sunday
whcn the c lIlldrcn of The Tamil tell “I
with measles. It was decld ‘to to-
movc Mrs. Hrundugc to the Oak strcot
II-sldtucc of II“ family. She was unk-
cd If shc IUIIIII stand a woody trip.
"It will be grcui fun. " she said.
Mrs. llrundagc was wrapped III blank-
kcts and carried to the big automobile
The hour was late. and few people
wore out, so the ohauffer threw open
the valve of the machine and skimmed
across town. But the party were
scarcely under way when the young
woman was taken suddenly Ill and be-
fore a physician could reach her. she
had given birth to a baby girl. She
was hurried to tho Ouk stmet house.
and made as comfortable as possible.
The cxposurc to which the baby bud
bceu subjected resulted In its death. to
tho lnIcIII-u- grief of the mother. .
Mrs Brundugo suffers no abnormal
cffccis fiom th unusual oxporicmc
and It is expoctcd she will fully reguiu
her health
POSTAL CLERK8 MEET.
Sixth Annual Colnvontlon Held at
Harthrd, Yesterday.
HARTFORD Conn" May :ll.--P0Iit
oflicc clcrks having membership in Ibo
)ouoctlcut branch of the United Nu.-
ilonai RSSOIIfllIOH oi Posiofflco Clerks
moi hcic ycstcrdny it" their sixth cou-
vontion. II C. Brown. of New Bri-
tain, was the presiding officer, and be
was chosen delegate to the national
couvcutlon. Reports of officers were
to the effect that the past year has
been a prosperous one. The present
membership Is 200 and the treasury
has a good balance with all bills paid
Among the guests were John F‘. Mc-
Dormoii. president of the Massachu-
setts branch. and Chairman Thorscn,
of the national organization commit-
tee. of Boston. National President F.
'l‘. Rogers. of Chicago, sent a message
to the effect that Illness prcvonied his
attendance as promised. A resolution
was adopted asking the letter carri-
ers to hold their state convention on
IlIe same date and at the some time
as the clerks in order that a joint bun
quot might be held. In the election
of officers C ’1‘ Davis, of Hartford
was chosen pioaldeni, and E. H. Pu-
rout of Willimantic. und Jaiob lac
obs. of New Haven, rc-electod trons~
urcr and secretary respectively.
SUIT OF FORECLOSURE.
Brought Against Edward M. Bartlett.
and Wife to Recover on Notes for
Bell Island Property.
Dcputy Sheriff John W. Sculley visit-
od Bell Island Saturday afternoon. for
the purpoec of locating Edwin M. Bari.
lcit and Ross Bartlett. his wife. to
serve on them notices of a suit 0f
foreclosure against their Bell Island
property. The Burtlcits could not be
found at tho island. and no one could
be found who knew their present
whereabouts. For this reason Sheriff
Scully left the notices under the door
of their collage, as their last known
place of restriction. and departed.
It seems that in 1898 the Bartletts
purchased Ihe prnpclly 11qu Foster
Brothers giving ihcm In payment two
demand mortgage notes. one of $600
and the oibeI of $500 In the course of
business these notes were later tulip
or over to Mrs Harriet A. Ayres, of
Brooklyn who cannot get Iroce of the
ilartlcits. and in consequence gets no
interest on her Investment or no
except through foreclosure proceed-
lngs
John H. Light.
m
NEW FAIRFIELO TELEPHONE.
The Line Will be in Working Order by
Wednesday—Nine Subscribers.
New Fairlie
the rest of the {Ivorld by telephone by
Wednesday of this week. The Sonth~
am New Eng and Telephone Company
finished setting its poles and running
the wires for the new line on Saturday
and the work of installing the lnstru»
manta In the homes of the New Fair-
Ileld subscr‘ihers will be commenced at
once. ~ 3
The subscribers are A. I}. Brush, D.
J. Gerow. Norris Hatch. R. Hatch It
[80113. Edwm d Jennings. F. C. Knapp.
Issue 8 Knapp. Phillip Seellg and Oil-
ver D Taylor.
New Fairfleld has for some time been
the only town in the state that did not.
have telephone- service and there is
much rejoicing in that place now that
the seri'lce is assured. Heretofoie It
has been necessary for New Fairlield
people to drive to Danbury In order
to secure a doctor In case of Illness or
in any other emergency and much val-
uable time has often been lost. All this
will be changed now, and New Fair-
neld will have not only the doctor, but
mach“
m
STANDING 'PAT FOR PARKER.
Homer s. Cummings, of Stamford.
was asked Saturday morning if the3
Conectlcni. delegation to the St. Louis
convention would have a second
II. In Instructed.
“We are stand-pattern for Judge
Parker." replied Mr. Cummings. "We
secondbsllot and every other ballot
until his candidacy has been actually;
withdrawn. You know Connecticut
delegates. as a rule. have no use for
quitters at a. national convention. "
and France will be present. and that a
Calais is to be given on Si.
Al Annapolis the Canadian govern.
chance to get possession of property ‘
The plaintm ls represented by Judge
Ill be connected with ,
the butcher, the’ baker and the candle- -
stick maker Within comparatively easy 1,
choice after Judge Parker, for whens
are for him on the first ballot. the ‘
. c»
I III WWW ' , '
on H u o “
A‘rIdItaInucIIrogfor llIIrms . - ‘ ." I
end a euro rolls! in sdvauceds so at once.
on will see the excellent the
l. “‘2‘ sold “by” dealers everywhem
Horst. usu'ro onoANIza‘. ‘
A State Association for lone“ arid -, ' I.
Protection Prohsbie. "
Thero are probabilities of the revival
of a botulkeepors' association in thus , ‘3;
stale The matter came up at a meet-
lng hold at the Hotel Houbloin I I3.
Hartford, Thursday evening The mom 3 TI?
Ing was attended by a number of the I; .
hotel men of this city and violbity and ”
was called merely for social enjoy!
most but such a doc Ided sentiment In
favor-of the formation of an associa-
tion developed that a commitmee. coa-
slsiiug of John ..l llahill of the Allyn
lions I‘enton M Johnson of the Hotel
Heubloin and (it-urge Q. Patios of the
Hotel ltusswin, New lirltuiu. was up:
pointed to use what could be done to-
Wurds that cud.
Manager llahlll sold last night that
the prospects of Ike foiraatlon of such
an association were very favorable.
There was enough interest throughout
thc slain. hc believed. to make the
movcmcut a success The old asso- .
ciailou ls nominally In existence but it
punitcaily died a ten years ago It Is I.
proposcd to form the new association ,
along tho lines of the old and have for j 1
its purposes mutual benefit and protec- , '3
tion. Such an asaoclaiion will do much.
to prevent (load beats conilnulils their
operations.
It Is probable that the hotel men of
the state will be Invited to make up a
yachting party and have a dinner-at.
Fcnwick In the near future. when. It
doomed advisable, an" association will
be formed,
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPIFIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle,
Dob. says. "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great tress
and belching. I tried everyt h; I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian ”Balm and one fill
cent bottle cured me completely" . 1
For sale by R H. Plalsted F. H. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. 0'
mscovsnv on NORTH AMERICA. f
Maine and Canada to Have Celebrsy
tion In June.
ST, JOHN, N..}B.. May 31.-Arra‘ngo-
mcuts for the cclcbx'utions of the tel"
ccutcnm y of the discovery 01’ this sec-
tion of the North American continent
by Samuel Dc Champlain and Slcur do
Moots In June 1604, are nearing com-
pletioo in this city. at Calais Maine.
St. Stephen N. 8., and Annapolis. N.I
S. It is expected that warships belting-
ing to Great Britain. the United States '
large number of Canadian public men
and representatives of the New Ens-3
laud states will participate In the c.-
erclses. _ _
The St. John celebration will be held
June 22-28; Ihat by St. Stephen and
Crolx ls-
lnud June 25 and the Annapolis pro-
gram has been arranged to June 21-22.
mom will dedicate a statute to Do
Moots on June 22. It Is proposed to
erect a similar monument to De Monte
on Ihc island at the mouth of the St.
Croix where the French expedition
passed the winter of 1604 05.
CASTORIA
For Infants udChlldrsu,
III In In: lieu than my
Bears the
Signature of
4.0.1.
successes TO MAYOR M'LANE.
BALTIMORE. Md. May 31. 3—mi-
dent Jo Clay Timanus. of the second
branch of the City Council took the
oath of office as may (it of Baltimore to.
day becoming Ibo successor to Robert
McLanc who shot himself yesterday
Under a provision of the city chariot
MBIOI' 'l‘imauus will serve out the bdl‘
once or Mayor McLanc‘ a term of three a
years. Mayor Tlmanus la a Republif 3
can. I 3‘ . '
JEALOUSLY CAUSED KILLING.
PI'I‘TSBURG Penn, May 31—1er
Wise. a mechanical engineer, shot .
Katie CIaff through the heart earl to.., ‘
day and then shot himself,
instantly. The shooting oc ;
the boarding house of the ode
man. The motive for thecrl ; .. ..
lieved to have been Jealousy
we: married and had one
govt. gm; 3'.
:3 IR 3333 3
V ,.
t Hornet-
’MAI
, 0i).
' Is kept free fro .
always In perfect condlth
m. 150.. 30o. minim
moor “fl“
.u M? E III refiners.
Rfiqug'r ARRIVALS 0F VESSEL8.
dine steamer Vader d from Antwerp
{for New York. ls reported by viral
heel been
RK, M131. .~The Red Star
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