THE don"
I
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:lni
any ,
be
where in he?
'I If yOu should see
keep on that them
this way?"~l.irc.
'l‘ll “fill it
WM! husband Id llll- «LI-u
“I
fond of try.
.Tblrlles what I was
“Hut”! 019‘" U I
DD “tinned at our store. We have been III the bunlneuu for more
40 years and have had It pretty guild opportunity to utudy the die
hitting mutt-H oi” the people of Norwalk and South Norwnlk
all! flock to now much larger than it ever was before and every
I010 In of the latest and most II p tIHlnlc pultcln. . 'lIIe pI'IlIes ulc
hill to" Attract tyou. as eIcIy article is cold just as low as possible
(In; the latest aII‘ivuII-I In our t'nr'nltule family ale a new stock of
It onlera. uitlcboarIlH. while enameled beds all lIruuH beds and go-
i‘tl. porch chnlIe sltllllllt'l‘ chairs and other summer fulnitill'e.
Raymond and Son’s
46 and 48 Main Street Norwalk.
' ‘WWWW
We. have at present any size
cool you \vtlnt——l‘11rlincc, stove,
egg, perv—and such coal! The slz
vnryH-«thc quality never. We
require. Telephone if you
time to cull.
MER $6.00 PER TON.
FOR CARRYING IN.
m...
)*HUV0 you seenI' I‘luxw‘WV'llat a peculiar man Dundcr
He has a sovereign contempt for
Ily u no dot‘till'l know us much as
wind willie “bum in
gheeTNLIn-L
IT’S FOR YOU To CHOOSE.
nut,
we will have the pleasure of nervlng
you with whatever sizes of cool you
haven't
PRICE FOR WINTER OR SUM-
NO CHARGE
E.M.T6fLESII.Co
of
(IS
trust .
Get The Habit
-HABIT is the strongest impulse In man. Get the habit of saving
, Add your future welfare and prosperity is assured. Maybe yOur habit
" now I! to spend too freely. You realize that it is a bad thing and would
like to overcome It. Big fortunes had small beginnings Right here is
where We desire to interest you. One single ,dollar constitutes the fund
nlccsaary to start an account with us. The, saving habit will grow and
so will your bank account.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON ALL DEPOSITS.
Narwhlk.
of Wall Street.
fol‘rflyé'ld county Savings Bank!»
flow in Full Blast
“~—
~ 0
You can find what you want in the line of HAM MOCKS, PORCH CHAIR
. SCREENS. LAWN SETTEES, REFRI GERATORS. WICKLESS BLU
Inuit a1 pocket books. ,
J. "01117256: 00
1
Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs,
VIZ to l 5 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Our summer Arrangements Are
VAND ROCKERS, PORCH SCREENS, SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW
FLAME OIL STOVES and every thing calculated to make life more com-
ortahle during the heated term, can be seen at our warerooms at prices to
_ , f
S
E ,
“The Fair Cloak and For Store,
Special Sale!
Brilliantine Skirt, SI 50 up.
, ‘ Enlist the greatest bargain ever offered $5. ()0, Worth $12 00
hat styles. All this season’s goods.
«, Walking Skirts $2. 50 worth double the price.
Children s Blouses, 25c up.
embroidery sizes .I to 14.5125
A Near Silk Skirt for 60c
-‘ A V“P.I,V' nice line of Shirt Walsts, made in the latest styles.
Please give us a call and convince yourself
r
“
I8“ Washin ” (lion: Si...
The lat-
A very nice while Lawn Dress, made in the latest sivle, trimmed with
So. ,Norwalk. Cl.
A
' plans outlined thnstltulon is to’have
SUPERVISORG SAVE LIFE.
Three of New Rochelle lluoue a»
Brother Official of Bedford.
NEW ROCHELIE June 11.'--—Supol
vlaor Inner W Turner. of Bodford. the m clllttfl meeting: it tie a m.. sermon,
. democratic leader of the Weslchostcr imp}... Mpumng of u... Sunday School'"
county board of supervisors. was saved
from death in Echo Hay yesterday by
Supcrvluors Wheeler.
Kltulnger
V ‘ keno Hi. In ...no.. IIw m Meirlil. of New Rochelle. "The rescue m qpmqm men 1,; music will 1“,.
*‘ filth llllrxllg‘mcllfiindghflfoz? "" ‘ ‘,':..L'Iii:.1dvui::j;iu§2h—m W“ “WWW” 13-" ii WW 0’ ”Cm" Prelude. "Hymn (‘ nude. (3. .1. Gray:
V g «null—mm “It“? .:.|nifl M men. who were at tho New Rochelle anthem. 'Allolller in“ llfll’tl' Work 16
‘1 m~~ - 3335' “13.01;.vuv‘lllfitfiarl'rotfld I.“ Yacht Clubs homehon Illurrlson Island. Done," mummy... ,luoio, I‘M y Soul Is
I. , . l I. I “ W Ml' 'l‘llllltll‘ and IS compan one Wele Allll‘lhi l'IIl' (lod.' I‘iiI" \ _.', by Gaul;
9' I 1'3th3:5(iiltf:lvl?a'ntiiiilgs “1:3 uflf’fimlmw- 33?"; mum.” “8m“ “B and Mr Wht‘l'k’l‘ l’ostludo. “Proce .Imull March.” 0. 19.
P T 9 - wore III one boat and Manure. Kltaing- Paper.
or and Merritt in the other. ’l‘urncr NOI'WllIk .Vletb ;.at I‘llllxrluml FM”),
felt a sudden jerk on his line, became Rev L K Mo ..,._ “"3“,““Miami“;
' ‘ excited, and stood up ill the boat. lie Dal" Mot‘llln WWW WNW. at 9:30
YOUR EVERY FURNITURE WANT lost his balance and fell overboard. a. In. At 10: “I m. ”m sermon will
Not being able. to swim. Turner sank.
and it W115 with difficulty that he was
saved.
THE PRAYER AFTER BATTLE.
way turtllly Into the English llllptll’h.
log into difficulties.
nature and generosity.
breaches of diacipllnrI which constant
ly marred his life as a soldier.
glon. so far from having any personal
for a joke.
yours."
"What's the joke,
young man, quietly,
to meet lIob‘I-I clumsy sending willlou
quurrcling.
limb?"
words ill that book 0‘ ~'I.’_Iouls
twn dead comrades. A acrgenn: II?”
luy near him with a shuitcrel
heard him say in a weak voice. '.
away ill 11 few shakes. ll-l tlII ‘-
l‘tlIgIOUH'MWE‘ near me?"
“Is that you, Rob?" answer-I.. 'F -‘
weary. boyish voice.
"llad hurt, Tim?"
gcant.
"S
naked
‘VIIH I'm done fol,‘ nusw I Im.
“MII too boy. “ Hold llob, t‘ . III "i
any ”Hm I didn‘t write tho 1 it: . l
'udn‘t tho ‘eurl. all' now l':.: l in"
all' she'll never get it. (,‘II‘ M I: Hill
you pray for me, 'l‘iIIi—«ni. :nhcr'.’
She don‘t need it, but l do
"We all need it. Bob
’l‘lnl. gently and faintly.
“Give us your ‘IIIIIl, ’l‘ir
reach you."
.inycred
i ..I just
'l‘lln stretched out his ix...» .1 I said.
"Now say it after me," an . , vented
Iue Lord’s Prayer. ,
Bob said I c words lizn Inn, clnm»
iiiili in bin
mm join-
sily, awkwardly. but win
heavy. thick voice, 'I‘Ew
I'll ill.
"i“-l‘all'I'—ISI)I-Iilk wum Whitl—
.-
III' '.
percd the boy. “Slim I..»..IIyes and
don't be afraid. \V‘. 1,.. li' together.
it'll be all right. Y-I
iii 5;. In. BOD."
“With all thew rv I \‘f‘ 01! 1110.
boy 1’"
The breath had in 'E’Iui body. The
st I‘gczlnt, glanced a: H I: .1) saw ll look
of content spread mm b face. The
down was full upon lill‘ lid. A drow—
lm-ur in, and when
n. nod himself In
ey numbness cam
he woke out of i'
the camp hospital
lie told the on}. :Il'rwurd to his
comrades, It up Iillltlllflll‘t‘ the title
not beyond thv- upon... for soldiers
do not tell all lIIII Hliil‘h‘ they have.
lived and seen, lInI pry man in the
regiment knew Hot. ilrnt and last
prayer. .A Sl‘lllllill h: been preached
them that thm did Iiuz'IIrgctrI—V'otlth's
Companion. ,
JAPANESE BANKIG. SYNDICATE.
SAN FR.»\.\‘I‘isI'I June, ll.———Nego
Iiations haw been i.Il‘ongIss for some
time. in Sun I-‘mncio, It Is said, look—
ing to the oI-canliiou of an interna-
tional banking cuoratlon by local
capitalists. and a apanese syndicate
headed in l'resldt dunno of the To
,V'O KlSPll Knishp According to the
a c‘apit: ll of $10 £000 and to be the
tiOllIlDllIlllg inflilCB in the financial
relations Ilt III grille United Statesand
the Cl Sent. '1 nyovement to start the
gigantic I-oilcerIame trom Japan with
the proposal it $5,000,000 would be
subscribed in It «many if the other
half of the utilization would be aup~
pilot in Amen President Asano in
said to be" of Japan's wealthiest
mrn.
SCIENTIS‘IOOMMUNION SERVICE
thIS'l ONJIIno ll .-Th,e annual
noelings II First Church of Christ.
rationalise lon.i be ll. odsy with a
34958th executive mombaril The
annular lunlon services will be
held to or. no special arrange
lnents been made this year for
members
. (fight not cheated
wevor“. that a punt
m“? are
be held_ at it and It o'clock
rohtandat It in the after
mistakes; antenna
on
meet
vices
in 1
non I
and
Ill one of the llrltlsh regiments on-
gnged ill the war with the Boers was a
big, goodonaturcd fellow named Bob.
The story of his death is one of the
belated anecdotes that have. found their
Bob had an unhappy genius for fall.
His name appear-
ed often among the records of offences,
. Officers and men liked him for his good
but no one bad
influence enough to keep hlnl from the
Rollv
meaning for him, was only a matter
His natural good feelings
had never flowered into the manhood
that was possible to him. ”II“ "'VI‘ " .. L30 5" ”ml" “5' lht‘ 08‘!
One of his chief amusements wan "IV-i ‘
poking fun at a fellow private. Tim 1 unlit hlrret A. M, it). Church, Rev.
Alters. a young man ,of gentle nuturc .l. -\I'l“|'. buster» ii II, In.. preach-
and firm religious faith. in : Sunday school. lJ: I.) t‘hIlstlau
"'i‘lm," lie Haiti, one day. -"I wish 1.; ll' lIl”1 7 ii In lid in tlloprcaldcnt,
you‘d lcnIi me tllut prayer-book o‘ l\ l “”2 lil'IiltliIlli-i MWHII'II 7. 45, by
asked the
He had learned
"I want to write a letter home to my
girl and I thought Id find some good
"'.VeH you will find good words In ltd'
School.
and the gill will be glad to gel tllI:II1',_ ,, ,
Bob burst into a loud laugh, “lio‘ buggylarllcadint lsnlm 10‘" Page
ho! Vou'lo till one) bite, kld' ‘Id led by E H (lumbart
don't Ir-nlly suppose l'Il wiltc rcligldi: l‘, _; . , . ‘ ‘ j ,
in a love- letter” 95:25; PIaISI II {In Lord. two
'IlIn started to say that lcllgion ‘ " School
love of the. purest kind, but the uncle Isnptilunal Service ' '
ness of it was so plain that not 'ruvcr with the Lord‘s l’ravcr and
nothing. and so the matter (“01)? ., (‘hornl Amen ‘ .
The next, day a battle was fought Ii " ‘ Dr "W“
lautcdpntll night, hid IuII forum III II: , .. . __ , ' ' I. . .
wounded and the faces of the uni mrflj‘ivriil‘m ”“1th file. lligillllg.
When the gray dawn broke III: " School
drcudtnl scene Bob was lying in“ . Recitation—dimlIircn‘u Imy. We Love
is“ that the luv .
, 8 a, at; Sunday school. 9: 45 a; m.:
mm ser- _
,munl‘on at 8 Ocloelt: mount Praverl
WM
council notions;
METHODIST
First Iliclllodltil II'IIIII opal Church.
Rev W W, 'l‘ Duncln pastor—d): 30 a.
12 hr, Sunday action and Mon' II Bible
clasp; 6:30 p. In. \'o In; People's meet.
lug; 7:30 p. m.. Chi I'IIn'u Day exorcis-
,v school, the members
occupying seats in tile
the church. Sunday
In I‘illh‘H at 12 In; l‘p-
.sI-I"-,\lIc lit. "0 p Ill At
. Ii‘ l‘l'l ll: minus and songs.
In Spilnutlnu ' will be
"miffed II he txunIiuy school, IIIIIIlHt-
9.1 by the NW. The choir will I'eudcl
the folio lint Stiitit‘lltllll-i Anthem
”l0 “(In l'IIppIII'. solo fol unpruno.
“Sleep M II» ilaby of Mine quartettt.
”l‘l‘hc (9:! l‘IicIIII of l illlo (‘hlldl',cn‘
ho to the 81m
attending. all
main body
school and
worth Lean
7:30 a uorvl
entitled “l
IlosnII-r
:llst \Illlll' Methodist Episcopal
(31llll‘.-l,(‘ll""iiiv 1‘3. l‘luluincham, poutor—w
lVloInlII I'll‘ll'l‘ “’33“ n. "L: Dl‘t‘llt‘ll'
lug lny :w pastor; Hunday school. l2
m.; ,I.‘:.II'.1.cngIIc.:l p In Mil-i, Bow-
9", excrntendcnl: r‘puortll League
; :itl. Hoyle. Conditions of (‘hriutlan
niwippulllp ltl‘tltllIl, .l t‘. Hawkins; cv-
t.’ pi still',
it CONGREGATIONAL
mIIlIil Norualk Congregational, West
5:51;}: I and West ilVl',‘llllt' Lenin Frank
',.DD., pustol~ 10:1.0 a, m.. Child-
I II
“H. I. . l . l - -
Dav.
“4! (lug—— Come With Singing
I
II Prelude in l~‘ . .Waclls
Thee.
. Richard Gleason.
Song and Recitation,
l‘rinulry Department.
lIIIcllutioanow [in Little Birds
Know?
‘F‘IIIIr tiirls.
SingiIIg-whiousonl Delhi.
Twelve Young bodice, School Joining
in Chorus.
RI:ItllutiIIIl-—l\'uslurliumk.
it‘ivc lllrls.
(lifertory ..................... Gounod
Soprano Solo—'l‘hnt Swuct Story of
Old,
Miss llalev
ltI~IIIltutlIIII~That Sweet Story of Old.
.IIIHH Haley,
llr-cltntion—wCaiher uII
Daisies."
Ethel Ferric.
SingiugmBuitercupn and Daisies.
vertex,
Armful of
two
School
lleclintlon— (iIuIIIlpn' st Childr'en 5 Day.
Allen .Ibeee
llI,II-itatioll~—»iioses
Three Gills.
Sillglng-~'l‘llo Rose l ntuuinz.
TVVt'lV(I Ilium: Ladies SIIIIII'II joining
in Chorus
llcclintion—-Suppoac,
Rulps Buoll.
itccllotion-”When the Children t‘nnle.
Amy Lawrence.
Solo—The ltcaulit‘ul Story.
Mrs. Amy Wood Sinle.
Addreaa.
Dl‘. IIIIIIll.
Pruvcr and llcncdh (ion.
Singing. lchcHsional Victory.
School.
(Congregation will lemu'in scatedl.
Organ l’ostlude ........... Clark
12 m..‘ Men‘s Christian inquiry
Club and Lamont Club: 7:30 p. In.
address. New Structures Out of Old
Material: organ prelude, Andante, 5th
Sonata. Merkel: quartet. Die led are
the Merciful, I—liles; hat-Is solo; quar-
ictte, I Lay My Sins on Jesus.
BAPTIST
South Norwnlk Baptist Church, Rev.
ll. B. Carpenter. pastor-«At. the morn
ing service at l023tl, the“-pnstor will
talk to young people: Bible school at
12 m.; Junior Endeavor at 4 p. m; Sen-
lol C. E, at 6:30 p. or; topic, Paul Ap-
penis to Rome. leader, Mrs. Gerrlsh. In
the evening at 7:30. Children's Day Will
be observed with appropriate exercises
by the Sunday school. Music: Morn-
ing: Anthem. As Moses Lifted Up the
Serpent Nevin; oilertory solo buffer
Little Children Hewitt Evening:
Children's service. Offertory solo, That
Sweet Story of Old Marzlals.
First Baptist Church, Norwalk. D. W.
Talmage Van Dorcn, match—Prayer
meeting at 10 It, m: . sermon at 10:30
a. In Mr. Andrews, tenor, will roll
dnr II. solo. Sunday schpol at 12 m .
ll. Y. P. U meeting at 6. 30 p. m. At
7:30 ‘p m. the Sunday School will have
a service suitable for Children's U3}.
Prayer» service. Thursday. at 7:30 p.
”In. Seats free. A cordial welcome ’
to all who attend these services.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity. Church Rev. Hominy r
Humphrles. rector ~8on Communion,
artist who pointed a flrc so vividly that
his servant threw water on it.
lcry tv‘vo small newsboys were watch-
ing with breathless interest.
act was drawing to a close. The duel
against deemed the but; from their
c a re
«,80LVENT
Dluolvu and swiftly remove-
alone and not (rod end while)
,l'i from the Idneya and Bladder,
. "thul fllIIt‘iflnfl the plant Kidney
. Cello and no hit the unseen"
. knife. Col curtflo vent rcvcnu
Fg’l'd formedoonf urioec II in the
,. Adan comet. \ltoou condi-
tions of the Stomach which ro-
dues (Joni patrolling and III leu-
lutlllln. Cal-con Solvent!-
Dr. David Kennedy' 3
New Medicine
It expa- gall ttonet. vireo health to the “vet and
rum billone colic and constipation. Dr. David
Kennedy “Id of it. “Cal-cure Solvent in the outcome
of my long experience at It Physician and Surgeon
and l connldcr It the greatest achievement. of my life."
Write to tho Col—cum Company. Kennedy llow.
Ronduut. N. Y.. for a free sample bottle. Largo
holtlet 81.00. All Ilniggilu.
Remember: (mlyone Dr David Kennedy over lived
in Readout, City of Kingston. )1. Y., and be sure you
get lilo um and (out: medicine, Cal-cure Solvent,
For the Kidneys,
Liver and Blood.
For late by Platner a, Bradley.
South Norwalk.
llev.
pastor.~Scrviccs
7:30
Bible class and Sunday Hchool.
slop. chapel North Main utrcct.
Karl Krclznlllnn,
with preaching Ivcry Sunday at
p. In.
(3:45.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk.IrvIchulnr Sunday service at
the? Reading Room, .VlilsoniI building.
Subject, Sunday. .luncl ‘3 “Is the l M-
verse. Including Man, I":Iolved by At-
rnuic F‘tll‘ct." 'l‘estilnony meeting ch~
destiny Ill 8' p. m. 'l‘o both Hcrvlccs the
public Ii-I cordially invited. Reading
roonl open to the public each week
day from 2 to I: II. III,
MISSIONS.
Sprluuwood l'nlon Sunday HI'IIUOI‘“
'i'llc thirty-fifth anniversary and child-
I'IIII‘II Iluy cXcrclHeu at the Springwood
Chapel, Sunday, at 3:30 p. m. All mem-
bers of the home department are re
quested to be present.
South Norwalk Mlssltm.~llcgular
service tomorrow afternoon, at 3:15
o'clock. Strangers: from out of town
arr- I-xp‘cI-ttil to assist in the service.
Come and enjoy this service. Evcry~
body welcome.
DON'TS.
Don't judge your neighbor's charac-
ter by what his enemies say about
him.
Ilon‘l speak until you have thought
whether what you are going to say is
the proper thing to do.
Don‘t judge a matter until you have
heard the evidence on both sides. then
judge righteously,
Don’t Hinder your neighbor. if you
can't speak well of him. it is better to
say nothing.
Don't forget to appreciate a favor. or
faithful service from anyone.
Don‘t attempt to hire a good man or
woman for one hulf‘whut their services
are worth That is: trying to get some-
thing good for nothing.
Don't count your incubator chickens
until you are sure tiltI machine has
done its full duty: machines, like some
mechanics, only hell do the work.
llont judge. all women in some of
those you meet on the street A real
lady in always modest and when mod~
cs1 she is beautiful.
Don't forget a favor from a friend or
stranger, no matter how small it may
be.
Don‘t forget to love your neighbor
and your enemy. That is what the
Bible commands you to do. _
Don’t use another man's bruins with-
out rumunerutitni. Bruins are worth
money, and like merchandise should be
puid for.
Don‘t judge a man by his clothes, or
the amount of money he displays; ap-
pclu‘sullcc are often V‘N)‘ cheitful
STRANGI AND STARTLING.
Although radium is said to be a very
rare article, worth millions of dollars
per pound. II San Diego man possesses
,—»so he uays~-—-un ounce of the wonder-
ful metal. This man is Dr, H. R. Burn-
er. Dr. Burner, after some months of
investigation, has purchased .‘,l00 000
acres of land In Southern California.
and he now asserts that the reason for
this extensive purehnue is that the ter-
ritorus rich in radium. He has prom-
ised to disclose within a tow days Inc
evact loultion of immense beds of
pitclliIlende, which be will soon begin
to ,mine for purposes of obtaining ru-
(lilllll. Dr. Burner announces as his be»
lief that the wonderful climate of
Southern California is due to the radio-
activity of the quantities of radium
hidden beneath the soil, He. says that
his discoI'Ioly of the bodice of pitch-
bltlltle was: dilute the Influence. over
the location. of hares thickcl than any~
where else in the world. and of the
presence of birds in such numbers.
'l‘hese birds and animals. he asserts.
flock there to get near the life-giving
metal, the influence of which is felt
distinctly. .
AN EYE T0 BUSINESS
Actors frequently receive unexpocl
'od proof of the realism of their lll'l
This story. which Is reported fromI'n
Chicago theatre, is like the story of the
'H’nn‘llet" was the play. In the 'gal
. N cutout moron. . l
Quite an historic tout ensemble will
constitute a marked feature of noxti
week's Bl. Paul's East. avenue feteu
Beneath old Brevoort House hangings
an ancient table festooned with null
lax and centered by l.udlow canchaI
bra, will be pluc:,IIl l‘he table will sup~
port. at the real the framed portrait
of the distinguished Mary Boutoll
whose father was oven-hid. during.
Gov. 'l‘ryon (luvs. at Holden Neck
whose uncle was the dashing youth
whose beauty Hit bcwllched an Ilelrcsu
of one of tho Wont India islands that
the two were almost at mile married
and Soon after buried leaving their
Inigo firopcttv mouth to the III l‘orcalu
of liond street and whose glundduul. II-
lor early this spring Inunilicently cII-
iertalncd tlle II) lnperol of Germany Atl-
Jolnlng this picture will be that. of Ill-l
subjects, elegant mansion home and
at III-I IItllII hilil‘ the IllIIlIelI Illuwn
dcslgnn of tllct Cannon Lockwood Mill
Hill home showing the wall over which
llon. .Iamcu tioodwln. of ilnttforul
made ,V’l'lllll ago. Ilih perilous plunged
'Tilitl p-htnre trio will be fronted by
the Conlslock SIthI, Ureslmuu's, cush-
lIIII, which slnIe'H adventure In Witchl
hone. South NIIIIInIk ViaII Bouton'ul
son has. caused to be, graphically do I
plcted. ’l‘llc cushion will hold a few,1
pieces of the Peck Slip Silver used Illl
the long ago Ilnyu when ‘Norwalk‘n
StI-IIIIII: Ho)! was ill) III cupuut of dual
[era in tile Pearl Street United Slkllk'li
Hotel of that tlInI. luotogruplm ulll :
If possible. be made of this nntique‘
shllnc. ulllIll rill pr'obal) occupI thc‘
Belts thawing room on stand over thc<
Lewis Mallory portuln of MI. Scllcck' H
house.
CONEY ISLAND TOMORROW.
The steamer Ilosedale will make, ill
grand excursion to t‘oney island to-l
morrow. She will leave lloton Point
at It! II, III. and IeiIIIn from the Island:
at .i II. III. AbouI four hours will be
given at the Island In which to see all'
the prlnIipni new attractions. 'l‘hI:
Rosedale will land Ililcct at Steeple-l
chase Park H new Orient Pleat which in
the main entrance by II; -.rcr to this
wonderful tlhlliSt‘l‘llilll resort, and
which includes a free admission to all
of IN fret: attractions. After spend I
ing some time in Steeplechase a visit;
to the great new parks 'l.una" until
“Dieamlalld" Ian be made whith will'
he [neatly onjmcd. These three, gleat'
nlllusculrnt reports have been con-I
structcd at a cost of over five millions’
of dollars: and they lurnisll to the
thousands of Ilsiloru at Concy the Icoli
source of pleuuulc that n lllp to the:
Wor‘ld 5 Fair docs. 'l‘llI. fare for tllci
round trip, costs fifty cents for adobe.
and twentydivu cents for children, The
music on board will be furnished by
the Wheeler & Wilson (.lrchcutru,
which is a guarantee that ii is also
first class.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncull-l
cd, for at the following postIofflco for
the current Ivcclt:
South Norwalk.»—~MiHS A. Brown,
Mai) (l'iuch Vliss Ethclda Douthit,
Mm iIViunicS P‘razel til Maple. Ave;
Mrs. (leldcln till (‘ hrstnut street: Mrs.
F‘red Milli-I. Mru. Lizzie Nichols. Frank—
lin Pearce, 33 Second avenue. Miss Al-
ice llugon. Mrs. M. Sanders Mrs. We
let Sharron. (2): Miss LIIcy thupman
'laskcl, Miss Edith I.. Thompson
E .CROWE P
Norwulkwl 8. Becker AllanS Ben-
nett. cure of 14‘. S. Dennis D. C. Conro,
Andrea Costiglionc. Edna Day, Mrs.
Wm. Miller, tiHoIt St, Mrs. G. W
Smith. Misu May St, John (2). Gen-
crasII Strenglnlc
B.
S. KEITH.
Postmaster.
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.
LONDON. June 11 «It is announced
that Earl Grey. lord lieutenant 01';
Northumbclland has heo nappoinlod to
sucteed the. Earl of Millie as govcl- 1
our general of Canada. . I
Ltlllgv-“Vllhat, you owe 10.000? Docs~ '
Il't‘it worry you?" Shortw‘ Not in the,’
least. Its IIIIIIIIIeI 10.000 Id like toi
one. but can 'l, that worries me. "——C1Ii
cugo Ncwa.
‘I mc nt of the money
«I. um wow—w... .... .. .
w" III-MW". .
,DI. Mariana sh”
Opium
FOR HEADAOIICS, NERVOUS-
NESS AND LOSS OF SLEEP.
Sure, positive and safe
in successful use for fifty years
AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
m_
FIGHT l-‘OR MILLIONS.
Children of the Testatnr’e Half Broth-
er Settle for $5800. 000.
\V' A'l‘l] lll‘llillV' Conn. June It. wAi-
tIr lenrlv the years; of litigation tho
contest met the estate of Henry Brad-
ley Hunt of New Y'olk. has been set-
icIl
Charles E.. Horace
.l. lloutllcy of this Irlty, children of
Mr, i’lant’s half brother. will receive '
about $800,000 of the $22,000,000 left.
by Plant. Al the time of his death in
1889 the estate was estimated to ho
worth “$000,000 but the securities in
which it was invcnied have risen in
value. The content. has been made. ill
both the Connecticut, and New York
IoIlrtI-I. Other relatives of the dead
millionaire will also receive substan-
tial amounts on their agreement to
stop lighting. (‘01 Hulpco was in New
llaIcn last night nIranging for the. pay-
to his clients.
1‘. and Emma
JUST THE THING FOR BILLIOUSv
N
I..
‘I took a dose of t‘llunlbellaln'u
Stomach :Ind lllIcI 1‘dhllt¥ lust even-
Till-2 of'tel dinner and Vi Inr [ti um that.
i feel fifty per IIlll better than i have
fol weeks. The ’l‘ablt is are certainly
a line article lol llllllousncss...”ml .L
Filostonc, of Firestone & lliukicy,
publisbelu of Tim News, Alicgun. Mich.
1‘ thII Tablets utrcngtllen the digestion,
promote a healthy notion of the Hun
Mum and produce an aglecable move?
merit of the bowels. PI'IIIII :15 (onto.
It‘tll sale III Stillson Pow-ell Corpora-
lion (.‘litl‘ord Pharmacy; l’lcrcos Brltlvo
Pharmacy Zoltfuss Pharmacy. *‘i
AGAINST FAST RIDING.
Crusade Against Auto Offenders Stai‘v
ted in. Hartford.
HARTFORD. Conn. .lunc ll.—-—-A eru-
sndc against speedy untomobilists was
started ill this city yesterday when
<ciullt warrants wortI issued for owners
caught speeding their machines ill
l’armington avenue. A quarter of a.
mile whs lucked out on this thorough-
fare and all those who overstepped
the weed limit. allowed by the stub
utc were notified to appeal today ill
the poll cc court.
E I.. Cushmun, Dr. C. 0. Purring-
ton of West llaltford. D, A Fiske.
Leon C. Gladden of New Britain and
H H Burdick are among those who
will have to answer to the, charge.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.’
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
De! says ‘i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to nine great distress
and belching. I tried eIerythlng I
could beat of but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one '50
cent bottle ruled me completely "
For sale byll. ll. Plaistcd. F, ii. Bax-
tor, and the Clifford Pharmacy. H
“And when you have not the number
of hours ill a working day down to the
minimum, what then?‘ asked the man-
IIfIIctIIrIeI “till, tllIn we l'l go In for a
tllilty minute hour, remarked tho
walking: IlelcglltIz.—-V'IIIIhers Staten-
Statesman .. ‘, ..
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been.
in use for over 30 ym, has borne the signature of
The last!
Before their eyes the Queen was poi-
morning prayer and sermon.- l1 :1. In.
Grace Church. Second Sunday after
Trinity. Celebration of the Holy Com-
and sermon at 10: 30: Sunday Ichool at
> noun; evening prayer and human at
7:
sorted.
ed. Hamlet killed 0n the final trage.
dy the curtain started down. The all-3
uterine was spellbound
crash as one of the boys bolted for
the dour.
1W killed. the King kill-
In the gallery sounded ll clutter and
‘Come on. Jimmy” he chanted hack
' 4 to his "pal " “Home up! Dey'll be"; ell.
trite out on I! i
. and has been made under his pet-
. . m sonal supervision since its infancy.
o Allow no one todecoivo you in this.
All Conntert‘elts, Imitatlous and I‘ J octane-good” are but;
Expeflmentg that trifle wlt‘il rind endanger the heriltll of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Gaston-la is a harmless substitute for Castor OllQ Paro-
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is “meant. It;
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. lts age is its goal-untied: It destroyer “Imus
and unity» Fovo‘t‘itihncss. It cures marine-a and write
Colic. It relievers Teething Troubles. cures consuming
and Fiatulenoy..‘ It assimilatouuthil‘ood. regluam the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and Whine!»
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. “
canola; CASTORIA at... ,
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