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WOMEN.
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‘ ‘OAL is thwartiy klnd‘wc handle. We have on hand a
“filmy?“ nicotine taunt "Mia's. me from
«delivered in l 7 M l'
‘ 2‘; NUT 04.75."
, ,Oolnpotont Drivsrs. Olssn Coal.
. i. s at an attractors price.
roost _put In its as ready for the stove.
hair. rsaspuous ate.
I
he
T: l a ‘
your bio)!
I
u n
W. s. was ”ovum“ ~»h......v-w ah» I
cured me of the wprat cold I ever
suffered with, and saved me from
and inflamed that breathing was
painful and difficult.
Ileduulnbraneg of my
pneumonia. {'1‘
re so swollen
throat and lungs we
Dot
Linonlne eds-
edmo from the first dose, and by
me i had taken one bottle my
fir-Arthur J. Smith,
in tl
so}? was curs
Ed tor of the Newtown Conn, Bee.
‘ ‘Agt all Drug Stores. 20, 50. 01.
sill
South Main strut. South Norwalk: a Main St. Norwlilt
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Now 5 Your Time I
’. to" fill 'up your coal bins! Coal Ia
cheaper now than it will be, we are
not as rushed with orders as We will
be; and you'll be on the safe side in
any event. Remember the long strike
and take our, advice to buy now.
PRICE FOR WINTER 0R BUM-
MER $5.00, PER TON. NO CHARGE
FOR CARRYING IN.
one, array roam; as was
‘ ti ' n the business for more
aatliiiled at- our store. We have bee
gouaahdh'ave had a pretty good opportunity to study the dis-
‘ unload. the people oftNorwaikand South Norwalk.
_ a now much larger than it ever was before and every
fthe- latest and most up-to-date pattern. The prices are
attract you. as every article is sold just as low as possible.
it lists family are a new stock of
" , all brass beds and go
ulna
W
catlmoill o In man. Osttlio habit” of saving
,e no and” rity Is, assured. Maybe your habit
it too frosty. You realize that it Is a bad thing and would
eta-Big fortunsshad small beginnings. Right hers is
d , .t! Interest yea. One single dollar. constitutes the fund
to itsrt an account with us. Thosavlng habit will grow and
our bank account.
i. 2
more Chomsky!!!“ Bank
"5'1" who Sfmf. Normals. ~
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mmtr ”Amusements A. A"?
.. l’
"0* It Full first.
and was: you want in the line 3: HAMMOCKB, PORCH CHAIRS
«as poser-t SCREENS. scscsu ooons mo wmoow
will narrates. harm GEH'ATQRé. wrcKLEss BLUE
PJVTO‘VES and everything calculated to make life more com-
duting the heated term, can be seen at our warerooms at prices to
used... books. '
, gfiunepaiagirectprgand fimbalmers, , .
Nofill‘fidlnfifilft’?” Shulh Norwallt.
._.....___._.._ m. M...“
can at Fur Soc
...Smhl, 53‘“
' a»: ram -
Eair‘
M . oflffodwfiflohworth $12.00. The lat-
t
coach. f ,_
_ ts . worthdooble the price.
Dressesfisc up. - ,, .. .. ., .
* prn Dress. made in the latest style. trimmed with
H. 31.25. - “ ‘
irt-"W to. malls in the latest styles.
. ‘ M: rfis ’ 1, »
1.0
HRH
anarchist.
leged per
adjoining States does not find much
sympathy in Stamford. Automohllists
In Stamford. for the most part, endorse
the crusade against the reckless driv~
ers of machines. says the Advocate.
about the safest town on the Post road
for sane automobllists.
stretches of good macadam road In the
town which are favorable for letting
the motor cars out. and the temptation
Is sometimes too much for drivers of
the machines. But, as a rule, they use
good judgment. and. better still, the of-
ficials charged with enforcing the law
use good Judgment. Hence there Is no
protest heard here on, the part of all-
tomobiiista. Since the speed law went
on the statute books it has been neces.
sary fortthe local police to warn but
two or three autoists and the warning
has generally been heeded. That~does
not mean that the ridiculously low
speed allowed by law has not been
exceeded.
a big machine whining along in en~
cess of the legal speed rate, but unless
the gait is so fast as to make the ma-
chine a positive menace to life and
limb. it is not interefered with here.
There has yet to occur an accident in
Stamford due to the reckless driving
_ of an automobile, Drivers who use due
precaution are not interfered with. but
the fellow who takes street corners at
'1 a high raterof speed, and who makes
. no pretense at at
walks, or upon approach
,2 warned whenever the police are able
.. to get hold of him. However, there
' has never been any arrests her for
’: reckless driving.
" ‘forautoists. There is a fine stretch of
,'_ .macadam road running through that
.. town. The officials were disposed to be
lenient with autoists over there un-
'I til the fellows appeared who didn't
. care haw fast they ran their machines
‘; or how much terror they might Inspire
in horses.
aor Pansscurco roasts. 0,.
utomobliists Cannot Find Fault With
Stamford.
The wave of protest against the al-
sccui’lon of automubllista by
to (nailstables and petty officials of
null towns throughout this State and
sill
to
M
At the present time, Stamford is
There are
0!
ni
th
I
It Is common sight to see
owing up at the cross-
ing teams. is
Darien has been a favorite speedway
There was a complaint to
the selectmen. and they caused signs
to be erected, calling attention to the -
peed law and warning the ’moblsts
that any excess of that rate would be
punished. One. or two slight accidents
and narrow escapes from others also
had something to do with the select-
men's action. There have been no ar-
rests over there yet, but the scisctmen
are said to be In earnest. A prominent
resident. of the village said, last
night. that the town fathers were do.
termincd to erect barriers or toll-
gntes, one at, either extremity of the
town, the other in the center. on the.
Post road. should nutoists show a dis-
position to disregard the warning
signs. This would be an interesting
and unique experiment and would be
t
tlons Today.
Superintendent James Dow. who has
charge of' construction work for the
Consolidated Railway company in New
Haven, began this morning the work of
building the Montowese extension of
the Fair Haven trolley road to Will.
Iingford. This scheme to girdle the
state of Connecticut, from north to
south with a trolley line will be an ac-
complished fact by fall. '
Mr. Dow started in with a gang pf
125 Italian laborers on the section run-
ning north from North Haven. five
miles to Wallingford. The gang will
do light grading. When this section
has ,been completed the Montowese
section will bewaken up. After the
grading has been ilnishedthe rails will
be put down. ~ . .
North from North Haven green the
track will follow the highway for 4,000
feet, then it will run welt of the high.
way and follow the tracks of the steam
road into Wallingford. It crod'ses the
highway near~North Haven at a grade.
North from Montowsse the trolley
will follow the highway for. some dis-
tance and-thou run on land purchased
by.;the»road.-~ it. will go under the Air
line railroad embankment. »
BRIDGEPORT. Conn..~.lune 13.--'l‘hs
8.1). Pierce. 51".. 00..» of this city. has
been. awardedthe contract by the Com
soildatsd‘ railroad tor the construction
of a; concrete archgbridge over the
Wortea‘s brook on the new Walling.
' crate arch . under ethowAir - Line unread -
on theeaamo work, .
smaller centred “strengths new all”,
math instills sac
.. , ,wnoi was A ,
“N ‘Fi firststioaoiovoti' .. .
y ., .
soda in
plot
and the moi
chromium to make Frank P. Quinn. of
Paula, temporary clutirman of
meets today. has forced the Hearst and
Harrison rotations of the
deal between Harrison and. Hearst was
arranged last night, but the fact that
It had been made was guarded wlth
the greatest secrecy.
men representing Harrison and Hearst
in the conference and each man pledg-
plct until afte
body.
kins men know of the arrangement
they would offset by truncating a shill»
cleut number of Harrison and Hearst
men to leave them In full control of the
convention.
have about one-fifth as many
the delegates, at large to the National
convention and an equal voice to slam-
Ing the candiates for the state offices
providing the alliance Is able to con-
trol the convention. as its leaders ex-
press themselves
The Harrison poo
have agreed to v0
Hearst delegation.
withdrawal of Chairman James II. Wil-
llama from the presidential race. Ed-
ward Lahlff, of Chicago. who was one
draw. if requested to do so by his
backers from Chicago.
Dickson. of Chicago. has come out as
Stringer. Prentiss and Crolius are still
the leading candidates for govaruor.
Stringer. however, is showing the most
strength.
crimp
gressman
olinedto withdraw as his Cook coua
friends had said he would do.
Home has '87
some tion.
Cook
.be held in the same. hall in the event
of Hopkins people being able to pre
your are" call.
son can contror‘the convention if evet
they get a roll
that Hopkins w
prevents a roll call.
eral desperate strttggles‘tbn the roll
call proposition as soon as the con-
vention meets. *’
across or we PALMA raovuv.
, -—-——-
Brltloh Comment Favorable on Ameri-
-more. president of the British National
Rifle Association. commenting on the
action, of the American National Rifle
Association in deciding to return the
Palms trohhy to the British Associa-
tion. said to a representative of the As.
soclated Press today: ' “
American association has reached us.
but I feel certain that our council an
‘prec
Until we have rece
municatlon of its course. it is Impos-
sible. to say what action our council
will take.
sonal satisfaction that [an agreement
' h.d'I .iltbh utoo‘ . -
ESQ”; th car as y H e a m satisfactory to all has been attained.
___.__._._....._.— and repeat that it has Iskewer beer: the ;. _ . .
. wish on this side to im rt any tter- ~ t. , ,
BREAK GR::::R:2: WALUNG nose into the correspondence or to flu rum“ Ind 0m
' any way attempt to upset the resut m. YIIII I no M
Consolidated Railway Company's '0' the match. ‘ V" m J “I"M." “g
Track Builders Begin Opera- ROCHESTER HONORS G, A. R. Board the - '
1...... . Signatures!
Other Branches of Organisation Also
city is go
honor of encamp
the state. Delegates and visiting posts
are arriving at frequent intervals and
"are met by committees of the Sons of
Veterans.
to the Department Commander and
Department presidents. Woman’s Re
lief Corps and'ladies of the O. A. R.
will be held.
department presides
mass is here today
commander. Allan G. Bakewell. New
be present tomorrow,
the conclusion of a brief business meet-
forddrolleycxtension; also fora coao‘ ,
and also fol-other-
"tracta‘califoraft, m
M < tho
actor srar
la, biz—6.:—
.lV ”(I ,_,\:,ih 11“
oils, of tho Deportation of Union Mini
arc and Othsra Front Cripple Crook. ‘
CRIPPIJB CREEK. (3010.. June [4.“-
Adltltllllwflenoral tinerman itcil, in
command of the military here, has is-
sued a statement consuming the duper.
Iation of union minors and others from
the Cripple Creek district. The state-
ment was prcparodmt the request of
an eastern newspaper for an opinion
as to what the deportatious do not con-
flict with the provisions of the Consti-
tution of the United States against de-
priving any person of life, liberty or
property without due process of law.
it. reads in part as follows: .
‘The powers of the military In deal-
ing with an organization tuigaged in
Insurrection against the lawful author-
Ities of the state. In a criminal. conspi-
racy aginsl. the lives of Its clllzens. re.
cently has been defined by llll' honor-
able anpremo court of this state in re
Mayor to which i rotor you for my att-
tbority. I am taking only such steps
. , “*1, .- .
if 94?} Ill .
. or halos”.
FRINGE! LD. lll'.. June li.-’l‘lie
l of John Puliopllius. of Chianti-1
orlty of the slate central
the
which
noeratic stale convention.
arty into fill
alive, The
once defensive and c
There were six
himself to say nothing of the com-
r the adjournment of the
state control
the Hop
rcommittco of the
it was feared that
«l
I
t” V Liv";
Take
WRIGHT‘S
7.... Cost 2‘».
They Perform Miracles.
‘ They do four things whore othsr
pills do one.
AT ALL DRUGOISTS.
i
lulu Vtguailt his 3 :
.a
as are necessary to restore peace in
this continually and to render safe the
lives of its citizens. Many innocent
lives already have been sacrificed. and
the authorities of Colorado propose
that these assassinations shall cease.
"in older and more settled communi-
ties the election of who are and who
are not desirable citizens may get a
slow process. The people of Colorado
love order and peace and law. just as
much as those of the older communi-
ties. but they some times make their
election of citizens In a hurry. and the
murderous, unspeakable outrage at the
independence Station a week ago, com-
ing as a culmination of many hidden
crimes, all traceable to the Western
Federation of Miners. precipitated
such an election.
“If is not uncommon out here for the.
peaceable citizens to go to a man of
the community and tell him to go, that
be Is not wanted. Such a notice is, nev-
er disregarded. The one notified goes
for the. cod hr the community, if there
Is no paler law there is at least a fitn-
damental one that gives the people
the power to hang one man, send
another to the penitentiary, fine a les-
ser culprit and the unwritten power to
Impose the lighter sentence of enforc-
ed departure to other fields for those
who. having transgressed no written
law. are yet disturbing elements In the
general peace.
“These men were deported to the
KansasColorado line and more will
follow tomorrow. for which no apolo-
gies are made. to any one. Should they
return they will be Immediately plac~
ed In the military prison and there re‘
main Indefinitely."
—W
WOMAN ARRESTED FOB FORGERY
Prominent Worker in Church and So-
, cial and Women's Clubs in Chicago.
ELGIN, “1., June fir—Miss Martha
b. I.unn, iii years old. and for many
years prominent in Elgin Church. social
and women's club circles. has been ar-
rested on the charge of forgery and Is
now in jail.
Elgin attorneys, It Is stated, hold
notes for collection against Miss Luna
amounting to more than $12,000. Most
of them are signed with the names of
B. ill. Luna and W. W. Teal. Mr. Teal
declares his name has been forged in
every instance.
it is asserted that many of the per-
sons who brought the notes were wid-
owa who had collected life Insurance
upon the death of their husbands, and
that they were. approached by Miss
Inum with an opportunity to invest
their money in securities paying a
large rate of interest.
The deal is advantageous
the Harrison people, for while they
delegates
lie-Ill“
Hearst, they are to have
confident of doing.
pie on their part,
to for an instructed
and to secure the t
son men present at last
“once, pledged himself to
Mr. Williams would with-
thc Harri
gbt's confer
e fact that
George id.
I
candidate for Lieutenant-Governor.
The situation was later made more
Is: by the announcement of Con-
Wllliams that he was not in-
w
Wil-
lnstracted delegates In the
who will he left to him if
only should abandon him.
There is talk of No conventions to
it is certain that Hearst and Harri.
cart. and equally surt
ill rule it as long as be
|
There are therefore likely to be sev.
can Rifle Association's Decision.
LONDON. June ”whom Cheyles-
“At present no oillcinl'communlca-
ion announcing the resolution of the
late the sportsmanllke decialmi.
ived unofficial com-
W
i can only express my per
Holds Business Meetings. . _
ROCHESTER.<~N. Y.__ June lib-This ,
y with flags and hunting In
meat of the (i. A. R. of
FUNERAL OF LENA MORTON.
PARIS, “June, li.e-~1:25 D. m.-The
funeral of Leno Morton. daughter of
Levi P. Morton, of New York, who
died her June 10 from the effects of
for appendicitis, took place this morn-
ing at the Church of the Holy Trinity.
Many Americans, including Ambassa-
dor Porter and the staff of the United
States embassy. attended. The floral
offerings were strikingly beautiful. The
Rev. Dr. Morgan officiated. The body
was deposited temporarily in the snort-s
nary chopel.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH BAISULI
" * DRA
. ,. . G.
? TANGIER. June lie—A courier from
Ralsull. the bandit chief. who kidnap
pod Messrs. Perdlcarls and Varley. ar-
rived her during the night. United
States Consul-General, Gummsrc and
‘the British minister subsequently visit-
ed Mohammad of Torres. the represent~
ativevoftthe Sultan of Morocco. to dis-
cuss the contents of Ralsulls' message.
The distance of Raisull‘a headquarters
make the negotiations drag. 211.. is'now
thought possible that. the captive: will
not be released this week. ,
PRISON!” TRIFD T9 iWAPE;
COLUMBUS. Ohio. dusts It?” at-
tempt was made by four of thenine
condemned men in the annex?“ tho
penitentiary to escape abouts-L o'clock
thlsrdmoénhzng , by overpowergi‘ng the
_ ,_ gun . « guard' was super, it best-
ml Schol. floating Hm..'vel'° on, but two other mrds come to his
as whodrsuafcd vapour» ~ res ‘ , and the prisoiiard‘we‘re forced
W ~ back intc‘tbclr cells and locked up _.
hnansrow, R.~.l._
4.4m
MW thafcpadiasmt ,3
town who rated today with a
of unload: a master of ‘
stings town and sit: ,
, sect fast» t
This afternoon receptions
The Relief Corps anticipate that Mrs.
Mosaic. L. Greene will be chosen for
t. Mrsuary E.
to talk to the lad-
‘ Two candidates for national
ies.
York, and John C. Shotts. Yonkers, will
sauna-non or rnuanr can.
pass.
PORTLAND. Maine, June ilk-At
national conference on edu-
f backwayd. trust and delin-
nuent children today. a sympasium
was conducted by ER. Cha lin, super-
intendent of the Lyman heal for
Boys. Weathers! Mass. The attend-
pnce was greatly increased over that
of the opening day. W. J. Falrbank.
superintendent, Connecticut School for.
(this. Middldtowh; (loam; Hrs. Linc!
, » Sicklssr«sapaiatendsat industrial
Girls, Adrian. Mich; Col. 0.
__ _ superintendent Boysfllndus-
at. School, Lanchaster, Ohio, and
‘1’. Damn. superintendent Boston
LII
celeb
a
Kentucky treated me without success.
i then took Foley‘s Kidney Cure. The
first bottle gave Immediate relief. and
three bottles cured me permanently. I
gladly recommend this wonderful rem~
edy." For sale at Plaisted's drus
store. . "
bloodpoiaoning following an operation .
FIRE marshes oassnwtct-t.
OPERTY. ,
GREENWICH. Juneldr-A fire San»,
Inguished.
WITHOUT SUCCESS.
W. 1.. Yancy, Paducah, Ky.. writes:
d a severe case of.kidney disease
'1
nd three of the best physicians
FELL TH ROUGH ELEVATOR
SHA
FT.
THOMPSONVILLE. June lt.--Ed-
ward O'Donnell. seventeen years old.
who for the past few weeks has been
employed at the works of the Hartford
Carpet corporation here, fell thirty
feet through an elevator shaft yester-
day'afiernoon and although no bones
were broken he received Internal
Juries that may cause his death.
FEEL IMPENDINO DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright's
disease and diabetcs has been changed
to tbaukfulness by the benefit derived
from taking Foley‘s Kidney Care.
will cure Incipient Bright's disease
diabetes and even in the worst cases
gives comfort and relief. Slight
made me a well man."
Plalsted's drug store.
day elected captain of the Trinity
Iago baseball team for next year.
Association and has played in the
field this year.
.——-——-———-—-—--"
prepared.
a life. Prooure it at. once.
‘Zeltfuss. Pharmacy.
WALK
o
LEAVE sotmi nos
venswv
9:261, 9:40. 10:6“, 11:36.
, P. M.—-12:552,‘1:13. 3:551. 3:00.
7:551. 8:00. 9:551, 10:20.
3:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS. .
A._ TIL—12:50:, 5:241. 5:50x,
932:. '
P. M.—-2:471, 2:56x. 5:40, 5:553.
1:651, 8:1“. 9:55x, 10:1
LEAVE NEW YORK
a
11:00:11: it. ~
P.M.——12:02._1:0‘f. 2:0
hoax, tots. 1:32: 6:011, 5:07,
6:00;; 6:03,‘0:60,8:00x,'0:001.
11:02:. ‘
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a. M.—1a:oox. not, 1:
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DANIU, ‘ I)
., tilt?
orders are'cured In a few days. “I
had diabetes in its worst form." writes
Marion Lee of Dunreatit, Ind. “I tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Care
For sale at.
’ O
CAPTAIN or TRINITY sasssau.
, . ,rsa '
HARTFORD, June "recharles F5
Clement. of Sunbury. Pa.. was yester-
ls a member of the class of 1006. Clem-
ent is president of the Trinity Athletic
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL YOU NEED W
The season is again at hand when,
diarrhoea and dysentery are prevalent.
Do not wait until some of your family
is taken 'with a violent attack. but be
A bottle of Chamberlain's
,Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remetb'.
at band when needed has saved many
For sale
by Stiiison-Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy, Pierce's Bridge Pharmac
new year}. NEW Hays—N &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effoct‘hlay 29m, 1904.,
A. M.—12:59x. 5:2“. 5:60x. 6:14.
6:55, 1:03. 7:46, 8218:, 8:45. 9:05x.
0:471. 6:40, 6:661, 0:43, 8:55x. 1:0’Ix,
‘ Saturdays, In addition to above,
0
FOR SOUTH
Nonwgt. . ‘
A..M.-12:00x, 5:0 ; 6:00, 7:00, 7:60,
8:00;. 9:0 . satlhx, 10:02:, ’10:“.
o, 2:57. sizsx.
Patardays. in addition to abdvo 1:55
, a r . ‘.
”[10:02:
3"» .
3i? 1:503, 6:18,
9:083. 10:05:,— 11:08:.
, .—1z:o_t. 1313‘. sio’sxjiua. 5:35.
coax. 0:80.120“, moss, 9:15. 10:01:.
11115- J. r . ' A .
IRSDOIPORT. 'IH ADDITION .TO .
' aaovo. ‘ '
day night caused some damage on the .
estate of L. v. Harkness, formerly own-‘
ed by William Rockefeller.‘ The house
is being torn down and all the interior
trimmings and furniture and valuable
paintings were stored in barn. The fire
had consumed several hundreds of dol-
iars' worth of goods before It was ex-
. its origin is a mystery.
Some explosives which were in the
barn were set on fire, one explosion
slightly injuring .Iohn Higgins, a work-
man, who was burned about the face.
\
THREE PHYSICIANS TREATED HIM
ill
no
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a
can
stanmw
7'1
rt
\I'Iow in the world do
We know.
Every shot-man says
he docs.
is—
All
our “Keitlt‘s-Konqueror"
we know
Shoes are far and away"
the best we've ever sold.
M.
Qleen’s
. ' Shoe Store
‘ trunnion ' '
WW ' . .,
South Norwalk
in-
it
and
dis-
(lol-
its
out
II;
as
FOR
3:15,
8:58.
7:20,
5:32,
9330.
FOR
« fi‘v ‘ .
a. moms gainers. 7:42.
baseman : ..
sax ro osssusv. ,
m s It}:
Miriam, 1mm.
FOR tq‘TLITCH‘
For those nineties. for“ at man.
rartous and ERUPTION of ‘the
skin ‘ ” ‘
ma: altar
on. transmits
54.0% REMEDY
Thereis no Sarsaprilla or other ad-
vertised Spring Medicines so effective
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