nuclid ”the Yi
Achli Iii shirt wals
We alsoh Id thdli
.io that thug present
, ' irritant-.11 w hell they
opdh drrh he sleet/pa ftill hat
I I.uililtltlrg'raduato body is much ex
to correctness of attire.
'iItII and the- matter has It-
mm in complications.
On 4 o instructors has even been
on healthy. VIII In
it I Pitta III ulna". and mm mg.
‘ *unpttiauianvennueruin
vr’lII Inn rite of human 11:.
t'hllot rite we' II III ingrlll
,' “J” Vault—of» Mm TM:- Half a Cuba“
For sale by all drugglm.
WANTED MAYOR IN CUSTODY.
Getter
. she’s Opposition to Helene.
001.011th aromas Colo. June
.16.-—‘—Adiuthnt-Generul Sherman Boll.
which here was interviewed on the
Meyer suit in the United States (lira.
coils: Court at St Louis. General Bell
as
-’ "MT. Richardson. who has brought
. suit in St Louis. knew ion days ago
that we fully intended turning Mr.
Meyer over to the civil authorities oi
turning him loose before. this. Tbll
action was to have been taken last
Tuesday. but the Cripple Creek trou
bis has occupied our time so much
that we had to let San Miguel rountv
go temporarily. Governor Peabody
was- in St. Louis when the Supreme
COItrt rendered the decision We were
waiting for that decision before turn.
ins Mr. Meyer over _to the civil au
thoritlas. and had not the indepen-
_ , dance catastrophe occurred ten hours
, before the Supreme Court rendered 111-
. decision. Mix}- Mayor Would have been
\ . released from 0111 custody and martial
law. would have been at an end In San
‘ , Miguel county by the end of last week.
, mod to be, anxious not tohavc Mr.
Mayor turned over to the civil author»
it If .
,LHighway Commissioner Macdonald
has awarded contracts for‘ the con-
structloii :Df roads in Woodbridgc and
, East Haddarn to the B. D Pierce. Jr.
company. of Bridgeport. The Wood-
bridae contract is for two sections of
road one of 2040, and the
of 2,500: lthat The price I. 31.11
Ito incur foot making the total
amount. under the contract $5.175. Tht
East Haddam contract is for a section
utitelfordiml set, at $1.60 per foot.
‘ ' ‘1 pcadam 2. 658 feet at
the 01111 amount being
hmberlaln has authoriz-
’ Ital for the insane. as _
by request of 1111.
cities: rRuvia,Du.ho~, ,‘
n. to'tho Americani '
’ i Otto Weinberg. of
iliinm N. Murphy.
0 the Connecticut '
1.3 tilillill llllliil
unavousuitss not: INSOMNIA
V I That. He to Friend-
d Pennilus.
niloss. Austin Hart, of the fa-
Yale class of ’.53 who in his coi-
he 0111113110080. 0. “dependent on
» Mimosa; he has lived here
7 , humid to very few.‘
MW
in the more,
a .. ?
“wattle!!! ago, 11' _-ad
boitnflmco. Heaven.
iktalit Postmaster b
that the l
torn hp Ind crowded con-
tender] for his once
1 mm... Liniholoy O
lie 10 hit“ imiova-
c c u a
ll .31.
forte Vault’s
But .1; few weeks now renametorc we.
tuilitaiose the N :tani business. aniline
the balance of the stock to outside. in-
Our friendsnnd customers
who Milanecd: anything in our new
lines Will do well, toloo‘k us over bo-
4. Smalllois still remain
in maria departments. and in allnases
our prices are below 0051.
new is too-"great to hereonumerate.
Hotels. restaurants. , boarding «houses
and concatenation nanometer-
able bu bidding- on quantities and clean-
ing up certain lines
Free deliveru to all Norwailts.
W. S. STURTEVANT
70 North Main 31.. So. Norwalk
M 1:. out: '11:
holidays the seniors in. c
over the till ion whether could
3? mill?” at be dual or minn-
d! mutation-I 20m!“ clit-
, no. which i 11 ways at
‘ ll? ”twig: and the atmosphert? of
' , domination hall where several
Milieu arc sweltering over conic
‘ gig“? trying to and measles
‘ , biotic o pithot. at It not he
‘ I never been a- then ty tie.
lotion the propriety of clearing fore too late.
nleft to the individual in-
951nm! a result there has been
of uniformity which sometimes
“ETlto older members of the faculty,
II I rule. require that a man. as one
., ”tensor recently put it. “shall be
II II the class I'oo.m' 'l‘hs
Installers have recognized the
progress and allow the center
‘ some of the smaller classes
, , Outta:
iguana to wear the informal costume
\.
.Bell'» Explain Mr. Richard.
m
ffjfrmg Floor
Coverings.
w
We are nowfprepared to shows large line of Carpets
in" all the popular grades. Consisting of INGRAINS.
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUS-
r..:'fRichIrdson knew this, but he.
[N CHINA AND jAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China. Mattings. 12 1/30 to 35¢.
Japanese'Mattiugs. sue to sec.
or OIL CLOTH AND LlNoLEUM wa ‘suow ALL
, wiomshuo VAR tops ,QIIALITIES.
RUGS AND MATS INLAR or: VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER It so ECIALTY.
84 Washington Sir eat. 80th Norwalk.
Telephone 3143-6. V
___._._..—......._........
ONLY [CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
' “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me:
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60.
cent bottle c'ured me completely "
For sale byR H Plaisted. F. H.311,»
ter, and the Clifford Pharmacy.
~-—._...—-- _—
DEEMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
NORTH CANAAN. June ’16.—~The
; verdict of Coroner Higgins in the in.
quest he has held on the violent death
of Mrs. Alice C. Beeman of this place;
',ls that she came to her death from a
ullet wound inflicted from a 32 call»
, hrs bullet fired from a revolver by her t I ,
“husband. Sherman '1‘ Bowen.
committed the deed with premoditation
Ind malice The bullet entered the
head behind the left ear anu caused inac
communes BP‘IRITUAL ASSOCIA- , D
RTFOHD" June 16. #Friendless ’
BRiSTOL June iii—About live huna
dréd persons were present from var
toils parts of the state at the session
oft the Compounce Spiritual
held at Lake Compounce
At. the business meeting
lowing onicers were elected:
resident—E. B. Kenyon, New Haven
i.ce-Prosident——Mrs F. J. Storrs.
’ and belching.
, who I r forty years was a»
at the ‘H rtford county bar, is'
W f’ths‘ city of Hartford. For‘
ecretary and Treasurer—A. 0.011-
lod. Hartford.
Delegate to the National Coriventlou.
J. S. sums. Hartford. alternate, E. B.
\Vhltin’g, New liIVeIr
MW
“edt all is
{1111‘ (Int
him the addition that
mt Hancock sent the'
you I speedy reply that
she and Colds to,” be llfieq d. A
a I out expression from '1‘. .l. McFarland
’ :iorviilg Y‘s. carves as exempt
cats on the
lpldoniic It sombre-into» .
Montcalm.
The monthly bulletin of the Slate
, ~ 01min thfllust issue shows
‘aom‘db‘y morality ropmtr ocoivotl
there we‘re 1,306 deaths during the
Inc “0:1 May of lost your. and till
odoilt‘h ra'ttzI Ives 1115 for the large
towns. for the mall to Was 16.2 and
for the whole state. 164 'l" ‘0 deaths
reported frpm infectuus lit arcs. in-
elu ding dia rho‘eai, were 3 3 bolus
21.7 per cent. of the total mortality.
in Norw slit, with an estimated popu
lation 01'. 20.1587. there were twenty
six living births in Alel, and live still
births The marriages numbered 18
The total number pf deaths in May was
twenty- -tour. representing an annual
death rate per 1,000. of 1M There
were two deaths or children under one
your pin 9 and one from one to live
years. slices of death wcr'e as fol-
lows: Grip 1: typhoid fcvor1, con-
sumption. 2: pneumonia.l : diseases
of nervous systom,2 :heari discuss, it;
accidents and violence, 1; all other ills-
eases. 13.
The mortality in public institutions
of.t.lie state was: in Bridgeport, 0;
in Hartford 52: in Moriden. iu MII
diotown. 23: in New Britain. 8: in New
Haven. 36; in Norwalk. 3; in Norwich
ii; in Stamford, 6; anti in Waterbury.
9. Non-residents in those are. deduct.-
tklfro’m the total mortality of their ros-
pcctivo towns in estimating the death
rates of those owns '
The following towns are reported as
having no deaths in May: Barkham-
sled Beacon Falls. Bethlehem. 'Broolo
lyn. Chaplin. Columbia Durham. East
ford East Granby Ellington. Goshcn.
(luilford Hampton Kuhnaworth Mid
diebury, New r‘atifleld. North Bran-
ford. Oxford. Salem. Southbury, War-
rcn Woodbury~22
The. registrars of the following towns
have made no report. for May: Mora
ris. Portland~2.
'l‘he number of tones of infectious
diseases repelled from llIIb‘ vicinity
follow:
Moaslcs—Daricn, 40; New Canaan.
town and borough. 11; City of Nor
walk, 2:.0 Town of N01 walk iii; City
of South Norwaik il;Wostou,10;
’Wcsiport, 24: Wilton 4.
Scarlet Fever—«.Ncw Canaan 4; City
, of Norwalk. 1; Town of Norwalk.‘ 2;
Weston. 1; Wilton t.
Diphtheria and Group-widow Cannon
3; Daricn. 1:0in of Norwalk." ..
Whooping Cough—Now Canaan. 3;
Ridgefleld, 8
Typhoid Fever—New Canaan. 1;
thigoileld. 1; City of South Norwalk.
2; Wiltonl
Consumption-«Namath I; New Ca-
naan. 4.
Secretary 0. A Lindslcy, M. 1).,
comments as follows on the epidemic
of cerebro-splnat meningitis:
This disease continued to prevail in
epidemic character. Although not
strictly local. its chit'f seat of activity
is in and about Hartford. But many
other towns in the State havereporr
eduporadic cases.
During the month of. April on cases
were reportaeti .to the. State Bosr.l,ol
Health. of which 56 were. In Hartford
County and lil in the City of Hartford
Of these ~10 were fathi during the
month.
in the month of May 71 more cases .
we reported to the Board. 66 of which
were in Hartford County and 48 in the
city'.
There have been reported in the two
- mouths of April and May. from 11
towns in Hartford County 122 cases.
Ind 14 cases from scattered towns in
the 7 other counties of the state.
This total of iiiti however. does not
represent all the cases. because the.
cases are not all repelled F'or in-
stance New Haven has suffered ii
deaths but has made no report of can
as The (‘ liy Board of Health of New
Haven does not require it.
The. percentage of deaths therefore
cannot be accurately computed. except
in towns where both cases and deaths
are fully registered. Even then it is
too soon to get a satisfactory result. as
it is not known how many of those
now sick may recover Theie is evi-
dance, however. that the death rate is
high, probably between 60 and 70 per
no t of all cases.
he “epidemic is not confined to Con-
n ticut. the city of New York is also
ugorlng I severe visitation. During
the seven weeks ending June i. there‘
were reported £1.53 deaths from the dis-
ease, in that city.
, r. J. F. Anderson. In expertln this
malady. was detailed from the Public
Hgalth and Marine Hospital Service of
the United States to visit Hartford and
investigate the situation, which he did
spending three days in Hartford May
21 to 24.
He was satisfied of the nature of the
disease and approved of all that was
being done for public protection.
STOP THAT'OOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
Illlan Balm 1s breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10. 25 500 and 51.00 lmtticn.'1‘ho Ciif
ford. Burial" 5 and Pisisted's. "
’wo'mtmo omLs aursanmso.
".1".«'r ." ". 5 ..,. ., . .
R. M‘ 'Bruce Has a More If lndlau
? Hhrbor~to Help Crippled Next. ,
GREENWICH June 15. ~Robe'rt ill.
oil u an isolation Wnlanl a hospital
Is how erecting a $200. 000 memor-
8&1!
8111- town buiiilins. is entertaihina I
tears of working girls from New York
".11 ismshiorlal‘ ho
a': ho ‘
a, misread ‘ylhIt as Intends to‘ iii-ks
th' betas and for crippled chlidr’en
next year. tin can that he intends t3
mealtime
The D. M.
the average panther of ' Eudblubed 185 7.
W eI dMay' for the five years pro
"’1. I).
I
l"
Carpet Runs.
1
If anyone wants I large Rug in carpet size. 91112. the
opportunity is offered now. Some Wilton and Body Brus~
eels Rugs of fine quality are marked for a quick sale.
There' 15 only one thing to regret about the affair, the
number is limited.
Fifteen Wilton Rugs, 9x12. in designs that are certain
to please. l‘lt‘ll reds and greens, appropriate for sitting
rooms and dining rooms.
Formerly $37.50: now $30.00.
Three Wilton Rugs. 9x12 two in green, one in term
colts. lioklituu patterns, my desirable for libraries and
dining 1001115.
1101 mcily $30.00; now $25.00.
Six Bigelow Body Brussels Rugs. 9x12. in medium
and light 5lliitlt‘s.1)l(l rose, brown, dark and Nile green,
blue liiltl tau. The patterns in these are most desirable.
The designs are enroll figures. in some the field of the Rut,r
is (loilt‘ll with small ruse bulls. Just right for u dainty,
boutioii' or bed room.
THREE GOOD WASH FABRICS.
Lace Voile. One of tlic liilC novelties this season.
open mesh weave that looks right tor summer wcui'.
colors are gray, navy, and cream.
Danish Cloth. Nu wash fabric ever met with great-
cr luvor. ii is part \\'ti0l Initl purl t'uliun. itlltl every color
in the catalogue is Sll()\\'ll. The light alludes, '
and green. make pretty and inexpensive evening gowns.
The cream white is selling, hundreds of yards of ii.
summer shirt waist dresses. it is sensible untl serviceable.
laundering perfectly.
Leno Stripe. This 1‘; :1 lace and opt-Iiwnrk efl'cct.
pctinil) Iitluptctl 101' waists and shirt waist suits. ‘
giuv, navy, 1'cd,grt'cn. and pink.
Spec iul salc pi 1U: 12/ cts. a )iil'hl
The Sale of White Goods is going on splendidly. l‘lavt'
you noticed those Fancy Stripes at g cts. a yard?
You will fiutl also :1 great variety for 12}
whole counter is heaped \in h attractive llt)\'ClllCS.
at lllt‘ loot of the central stui rway.
The D. M.~Read C0.
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL YOU NEED lT ,
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 bo .
prepared. A bottle. of Chamberlain's it 3"“.
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ‘ -
at hand when needed has saved many
harmony. l‘lorco‘s Bridge I‘barmat-y.
eiifuse Pharmacy. ‘ ”
RAIBULI' s FOLLO VERS HELEASED
TANGlhit June 16.—-—'i‘wo 01‘ Rail-tu-
ii‘s folloWers who were imprisoned at.
consldcicd another proof that the gov
ernment is gradually complying with
all conditions proposed by the ban
Procure not once. For sale
12...; " Co.
Formerly $25.00; nbw $20.00.
19 cts. a yard.
15 ate. :1 yard.
film i.
kvlhllt.” All. 11 Minor I I all“. "IL
Rem
he‘ll-hummin- III hilt.-
:. "III. II, of your Draggh A
‘ “In than:
‘Ild
Ii. I .000 Testimonials. 11.4%an
1" m
00.
I‘ll.- “In". I "ILA- I‘D
by Stillson-l’owoll Corporation. Clifford “1‘9"?!”
Bruce. the philanthropist who has "
wail 1.. *1. .. 1:: near—tar . :x. that! » fl. 1.4 ,_ _,
9..
uéii the!»
w hat is CASTOBIA
Outdrla Is n 1131111103. substitute :0;- Castor Oil. Paro-
mic, Drum and Soothing Synod. It 111 Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
substance; Its splits the mutations. It destroys Wanna . -
and allay: Farmhouses. It cures Diarrhoea ’and Wind »' ‘
Colic. It rations lInstalling Tronh , cures Constipation
and Efficiency It assimilated the Eoodgmnmstho
giving healthy and alumni sleep.
The Mother?! lib-lends "
ALWAYS
MURDERER SEIDWI..- 8E TRIED.
ST. PETERSBURG, .lunc lti.-—_-—.A pri-
vate letter from Urumyah. North Per-
sia. dated May 31. says that Scitl. who
haracho have arrived ht‘l‘C. This is murdered Rev. Benjamin W. Lnbarec.
son of Dr. Benjamin lmbareo, supcrlu
tcndcut of the American mission, in
March. has been brought by the Brit-
ish consul to Tabriz for trial.
Always Bought. and which has been
0 years, has sum the signature or
, and has heensnade under his pet-
Sunni supervision since its inning.
. . Allow, no one todeceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, imitations and “Just-assgood” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
,lnfianlh Ind Children-W09 against Experiment-
‘ ~ surname sonar cautious.“
M
01 Cases Her-d at April Term to
Drill cohort.
NIIW HAVEN. June ill—Late yester-
day afternoon I number 01 lliill‘lllll"
court decisions Were handed down. the
cases covering shone lied"! dill‘iul the
April 101 III of tie court in Bridgeport
and that of James II. Webb. hiccutor,
vs. Mary Ann Lines at al, which was
heard in 11111 tfox It in May. The ti cis-
ion in this last case was renders by
(‘hlof Justi .0 Torrance. Attorney
Webb 111 0x0 ulor of. the estate of. Au-
gustus K. Lines. over which there has
been litigation for a number of yours
: brought by a large number of heirs.
Judge Terrance in his opinion on tho
pr-intipul issues says that Mary Ann
Lines is entitled to have the not in-
come which accrued during the first
your. after the testators death upon
the fund of $120,000 given in. trust to
pay the income thereof to her during
her pic under certain provisions of ‘
his will and that in“! Adams. 016-
cutrix of the will of Jane E ”has. tic-
ceased. is entitled to have the not in-
cOmc which 11ch uod from the death
of the tostatol to January 12, 190:1
. upon the fund of $25. 000. Other de-
cisions handed down who as follows:
Case of Henry W. Morison Vs city of
New Haven, no error; Elm City Lum-
bet“ Co. vs. George M. Mackenzie. no
error; George A. Boughton vs. Henry
1 Boughion. error and cause remand-
cd for re-asuessmeut of damages only:
James A. Mulligan vs Prudential Life
insurance 00.,110 er;ror New England
Merchandise 00 vs Frederick W. Mi-
ner no cr';Ior b. 1.. Dominic vs John
Rohan no erioI'; John ii. Douglas vs
John C. Galway. arm and new trial
ordered: A. H. H. Hewitt ct at, Vs Ap-
peal from county commissioners, cr~
ror; Victor Rohloff vs Fair Haven ti:
Westville railroad, no error; Union
- sthool district of Gullfmd vs Burton
W. Bishop, et al elrm. judgment set
(aside. Gomgc H German eta]. vs city
of New Haven. no, error.
SMOKING lN fleaowoaa MAGA'
ls courting death more suddenly but.
not more suro'y than neglecting kidney
disorders. Foley's Kidney Cure will
0qu a slight disorder in a few days
and its continued use will cure the
most obstinate cases. it has cured
many people of Bright‘s disease and
diabetes who were thought to be incur-
able. If you have kidney or bladder
rtaiblc. commence. taking Foley‘s Kid-
ney Cure today. before it is too late.
r‘or sale at Plaisted‘s drug store. “'
NEW'BRITAIN NAN MAY RECOVER
Has One Bullet in the Brain and it
Cannot be Extracted.
NEW BRITAIN June 16 -——D. A. Hai-
ris who sent two bullets into his head
Monday. is still alive and the doctors
say he has a chance of recovery. They
trophinod his skull last evening, found
that a part of one bullet had entered
the brain and could not be extracted.
The remaining part was removed. The
second bullet remains in the tissues
in the back of the head. The operation
br ught case to thepaticlit and he was
able to recognise his two sisters. who
, came from Booneville. N. .Y.. to see
him. and also his friends. The officials
of the water department of which liar
rls was superintendent. statéflhey do
not believe that there was anything
wrong in regard to Harris‘s reported
connection with the two express or-
tlcrs. which seem to have been at the
bottom of the whole trouble.‘ Posh
master Hicks has come out with a iota
ter in which be characterized the tos-
tiniony of Reinson in the police court,
when he said he received the letter
containing. the expiess orders at the
poatoilice as false.
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LA DIES DR. ODIJFRARgO'I
$313.53 a‘fflm Lsgfm'l'dff‘dliiz’d‘.“
CHAPIN WILL BE DRY DOCKED.
NEW LONDON Juno Iti.-—Steamur
C 5th W. Chopin, of 'the Norwich
Li 0, arrived here at ii: 30 oclock yes-
terday morning. making the. passage
from New York in seven hours. Dur
in;x the passage the Chopin looked a
ht e but the damage to her how did
no have serious effect on her progress.
it s believed the injury consists of a
smpll ‘craclr close to the keel but on
which side is not yet determined. The
Cr pin ‘will be takcii~“off ‘the line and
docked rind steamer Rhoda island.
of the Stouington Line came to New
London today to go on" he line In pIaCe
of the Chopin. . ,-
asTHMA surraashs SHOULD
KNOW W'THIS.
il‘oley Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con
sl red 110110101115.htm Adolph Bues-
in. 701 West Third St.. Davenport,
Iowa. Writes: “A severe cold con-
tracted twelve years ago was neglect-
ed until it finally grew into asthma.
The best medical skill available could
not give me more in an temporary re-
Ioief. Folcy’ s Honey and Tar was me-
ended and one Ally cent bottle on-
iir 1y cured me of asthma which had
be a growing on me for twelve years.
and if I had taken it at the slart’
Id have been saved years of suffer
in ."——For sale at Plainted'sdrhg store.
URGLARS CRACKED A SAFE.
EW LONDON June 16. .Burglars
rracked the safe in the Leone: Oil
Company 5 office in East New London.
Tuiaedsy night. and carried oil :75, and
a number of checks payable to the
801 pany. They first visited the Stand-
On Company‘s twice and stole .
tools with which to work on the safe.
one door was torn mom its hinges by
dynamite. .il‘ho burglars have been
traced across the Thames River Bridge
to Groton by paper: they discarded.
The police think that the mg- includ-
ed three persons.
_mp
“FEEL lMPENDlNG DOOM.
feeling ofim int-pending doom in
mindset many victims of Btlaht’a
(It? .3111! diabeteshaa maximized
contained. by the behalf derived
Thief! “361.com.“
w‘i ehrednciptent Br t’a dilation“
diabetes and Ivan 11153111 vigil-Irma
dives"; comfort
Norwalk Chronicler