5 I
filth“ It‘waa Indeed
rlt‘but fie or two days
will mil sen matters
.a. 5
m cute“ , but
in cut Insul-
ow sing/95::
isaTlols
pected their
, u tlohs will
5 Wul 5be5"sometl5i'lng doing“
visitors ht hell Islsnd are sum.
lowly now. and the cottages
filling. Gog rge E. Shep-
occu led? the Shepard
Iu'a (.s'rrlo (lum-
win {with
t. the Island View Hotel for
or guests at th’la' now lies!
nd Mrs Warner, or New '
I'll. Geyse, of New ,
“Leghorn of New York. A
are expected saturduy to ,
kod for these days, and it
that the season will open in
.9 .IlIiaIn James, Mrs James and
car have arrived atkthcir coca
as so as o be
dinning litigating It In I:
. ri‘Iy‘al seen of a large number
an w light, who will 3 lid
filers. :Illlm Home it’s
leasure
u'coe p to
5 5 It In full of lbtere‘st:
an Island pedplo have;
or so olIIé days standing on. b
there ‘a large wedded object“
,somewhaI I e an. hour glassor
This ole has a history
,. nly known to a few people
a mortar and beagle ygoug'ht from
this years ago ark Twain
ébple“ will"lip recall the circuitsL
' under which Clemens wrote
00w ‘Abroud” when a large
rty holiness Nymouth Church Mont-e
"h
ates,
old he the time oi Christ. It: ,
‘ hand of course, and the
mortar was" scooped out
k 'of wood. It 'is considerI ’
5 lion alter generation used
all up the grain The pestle
(led and has a well-worn
‘ rt? 5and pestle were given to ,
ew York publisher.
ygfiev Maladies. The.
ysent to mini Home as
for it, slid It remains
5 550 r. Tallies Ivlil continue
tings this season, as he has
* di'the large tent will be
hose who attended the
Re I. Berry McCoy' who
5 cred the ministry, hub-
Drew Seminary.
mber of Christian
be home, and the
likely ami pleasant as
(2.:
a number or im~ ,
' Ice destroyed a con-
ory’s handsome home. A
”it new at work repairing
i melting It ready for the
._ huilders, are ruslfi
clothe handsome new“ cot;
erected. on the shore front
It mark,- of New York.
"are that the cottage will
y shortly aft5e5r
4 Retort Point yesteo
Sylvester. was a small
“has. schootfremEiia-
fiend only. about onaithird
expected. were present.
,5 grommet}!!! late III
III? and» early start
.mt
or Boston. are ',
y and the Foilrth. The 5,
ISL laaluo have a large number .
on
on a tour. Clemens was on that .2
attd W had this pestle shipped to V
it Is a remarkable “
ndoubtedly very old, pos- ”f
bowing that' In all proba~
middle. itisvery'heavyti '
ding, Is havingzhis ‘
Idirot the Dior at WII- I
n I then took
rsa
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We would again call your a t
'ivriswam.iii-l.iimme~. .
“MPMTF9,~-~~m ........
spsao pun MILK sown .. .
1 IN. Purse
oar masts ..... ..
‘fu.
....... .....
vi ., ,.
only a few of the many bargains
one or two articles remain otcert
ed with a view to hurry up the c
.‘I‘.I
a
to
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uflwn
Jaw
SPECIAL
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Ladi
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a.
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to the quality.
,w-To continue to so" our
have bail to mark most of
urea. “ * i “ ‘
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‘4.
5-5‘3
. wmnen or sasnoanrss'r. 5
Hartford Carries Off First Prize in
Singlng Contest. “
ford Sam orbuud was awarded. the
first prize In‘ the singing contest at the
State Seengerbimd yesterday,,and,a1so
for presenting the nest appearance in
the parade. The prize for singing
was a golden iyremnd the appearance
price this a silter Ice pitcher. To the
second prizes in these two events were
Awarded. -The .flrat was a .sllver
punch bowl and the latter a silver Ice
iteher. The Concqi'dia Society oi
oymoii‘r ‘was awarded the third prize
in the 91.939“ contest...
It‘l'HHiE surmount resist-so {Elsi
.. I he WITHQLLT fiuggg gal L
5I‘lg‘dh~ angry. Pam-m..
and tallest. rd} ran it;
Kentucky; I I boot success.
oleya Kidney Care. The
III E egg? gave Immediate rel letl 1
rec encodes mason y.
gladly reeoaémshd airman! rear
v.45»;
dimmed council last night vot-
of our stock “Mt I‘m cloned out last week) and would
bargains. and as our time Is very I hurt here It will be to your ad-
vantage to look over the remain Ing stock at once.
A few bargains in "Old English Flower Blue" Crockery
cups mp gaucens .
These oriceaare far b5elow55 coat of Import, and represent
course quantities are now limited and In many Instances only
given It cue to' other houses to ad vance prices.
LIGHTNING QT. FRUIT JARS
---—--—w-.
Free Delivers. To All Norwalks.
W s srunrsvnur,
SOUTH NORWALK.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET.
al
”(a have bought the gamma: of a loadino Manu-
Lfaci‘urar of Shirt Waist: a!
we can sell than at Wholesale Prices. .
our will remember ' '*'
Wells, Is shortly to ' ‘ This mam a reduction of 250 to ii. 28. according
flow is your opportunity to buy Slim Waisls.5
will
84 Washington Sir ’eet, south Norwalk.
1 , ”Téléphb'neugfig
NEW BRITAIN, June 29 —-'l‘he Hart- '
Concordia society of Waterbury the ,
rot. aala 'at statuses drug;-
.6
seamen. cons. and; m..—mt. :3
A .
Million to the lipid closing out
fines to small It‘ll full I! good
I
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7!: new»
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wound?! Isms. bill's", .01.»
sin lines, yet everything In pric-
lose. Each line we close out
... ................ 751: 002.
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sufficient discount so that
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nails. stock of. Welsh we
them at corresponding fig
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5 DYNAMITE AT HAI'TI'FOIIII. ,
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Explosiva Found. Near ' Pcatctfleo
causes Aiar arm. '
HARTFORD“ June 2il.-—Edgnr- -Lt
Latlb, superintendent of the new: com
*struction work Igolnw on at the posts
ethos in this city last night officially
notified the United States treasury de-
pertinent of the finding oi a stick oi
dynamic as the base of the new builds
blag, isosceles America. Row, to «State
a rec
4v)
. Although». Dir. Leub hardly. believes
that the stick was. placed there with
any clinical intent: hep thought it
best to have the matter Investigatodi
and accordingly notified the authors
lies and It Is probabtmtbat secret ser-
rice men will be concerto this city,
‘ , $.10 mfg“: opinion: (It
careless ys'
there by going :rorhoiaa, although no
one can be round who would have oe-
casino to use dynamite In any term.
"W1.
‘ - , on Adams Keller, the deal, dumb and
achieve ”
' longed applause.
‘uchrs'll,
.01 s T26 season is
round dial-twill? and d
. named when needed has saved many
a
, ‘ iby Etlllson-Powellcorporatim. Glillord
. 5 Pharmacy. morsels Bridge Pharmacy '
China. Edition; ~
caaum‘ ”Quasar 555% i
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BERLIN, June 29 ——An important
memorial on thp‘ crican customs
administration and German trade has
been presented by the League of Ger
man Manufacturers to Chancellor von
Bilelow:L Baron wn Richthofsb itecreI
ta‘ry‘ of Persist Affairs; Home m1
l'e‘r. Russian Ministpr, pt Commerce
and Industry and to Herr Buenz. Ger-
man cousin-general at New Yer . WIN
is ow in Berlin.
0 memorial is based upon mater ,
Isl which the Loewe coleciod In ac-
cordanco with a resolution adopted In
1003‘, and was written by the Saxon
manufacturer. Alfred ,Petsehow, who
was sent to the United States to collect
Intormatlon 8mg!“ porters The
Magus eummar sea It View“! in the
following five points:
should be prevailed upon to accept (lor-
man manufacturers' declarations,
svmrn to before American consuls, as ,
evidence of value Insll. cases.
Second—It is necessary to rolntro
duce the tonmcr privilege of appealing
directly to the American Treasury De-
,partment because. under the present
practice a decision modeled by the
general appraisers cannot be over
thrown even- when the courts find It
to be erroneous.
Thlrd-«The general appraisers must
be required to communicate the lm
and tli‘é' reasohlr for the Board s decis-
Ions so that the Importer can defend
himself.
Fourth—The practice of classlna
German goods sold In the United
,speclal legislation merely because the
rents shonl‘d emise. ,
I-‘li‘tbmsmpments or goods and mm
stores at hitherto until the buyers re
fuse to take the goods bognuae of too
late delivery and the sum Ies are no
longer available for the ppronchlng
season. ‘ “
or security Is Offered. It concludes
with reference to the lmpmtmicc or
the German market to American ox
portch as being much art-Tater than
that «if the American maiket to our
many, and aréues, therefore that it I
only a. question 05! how the Germs!»
government nets in the matter willel
will decide the response of I‘m Ame
ilcan government to the wishes of the
German manufnchlreis
JUST THE' 'T'Hlliéé FOH HILLIOUB
"I took a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Litter Tablets last even-
In; after dinner and want to say that
i feel ilfty per cent better than i have
tor weeks. The Tablets are certain!
a fine article for blilieusneus. ’,-—-.I 1y
Firestone or' Firestone c Hinkley,
publishers of The Newumtakla; Micn’
These Tablets strengthen the digestion,
promote a healthy action of the liver
litter and produce an agreeable more?
monitor the bowels. ’P’I‘Ice 25 cents
For sale by Stilldon- Powell Curpora
tlon, dlidbi-d Pharmacy, Pierce a Bride.
Pharmacy Zeltfuus Pharmacy. “
HELEN KELLER GRADUATES.
Deaf, Dumb and Bllnd Girl Central Fig
are at Radcliffe College. 5
CAMBRIDGE, Mass” June 29.~—Hel-
blind girl. whose wonderful
merits have made her name familiar
throughout the world was the central
iigur among the ninety six young lad-
afternoon received their degrees of
L. R.‘ B. Briggs. the president of the
college.
" Miss Keller was attended by Miss
Sullivan, her teacher and companion,
and when her name was called and she
rose to receive her degree the large
audience broke into hearty and pro-
The class graduated yesterday In the
largest since the founding of the col
the commencement exercises was un-
usually large The speakers and their
topics were: "College Education Erom
a college In l'e Point of view ” many '
Adams: "8e Culturedness In modern
Poetry" fitness Elizabeth Nowell;
t'Valne of College Theatricals," Eullly
Month! Rfdmrdsoh:
Stogc,"~‘ldargherito Sargent. There was
the conclusion of the speaking the di-
plmde were piostaiitcd’ *
from 35 «
no nor wan unfit. you” used
Do not wait" n ma ref your
d ‘ ltilsiietiattcéit. It": be
prep
Guile,“ Cholerh ssh Diarrhoea Rethedy
For sol
seProetIre‘ it at once; 6'
, 1.
mm.
”a" June
prlaIPreti .1
FIrst——The American government 5,
parted sentwenced the penalty and duty. .
States as consigned and subject to 5
Invoices are made out In dollars and
"pies should not be detained in public 1
The memorial complains that such '5
detention new occurs even when bond ,
lose desliiiocollegr, who yesterday »
bachelor of arts at the hands of Dual '
logo and the throng that witnessed _
"Sinccrlty on‘ the '
singing by the Radclllre choral and at .
methane. ”I
mil! *
I
A bottle of Chamberlain's .
u r- 5‘
Tie D M
Established R8517e.a
5,t
.1."
Summer
Some very fine gni‘uu'uls
ill‘t' lt‘fll mm lust work's sult‘.
‘s
\ .I
pick up.
Ilt'I'mIltIl (\l Nil Section Itil'
shouldt rs.
2 yards long, Irtgnin $l.00 up.
from 50 tie. up.
pale pink on blue, $2 25.
good assortment of colors.
Sizes 30x60, .....
Sizes 27x54, .......
«loos ”Ill. rust very much for :I
too.
pm r.b but lint“ III" SI’Ill]')l\' lllildt‘ and trimmed with tluiltly
alibi-“midi” and l.uc.5_;uul Inn with Iibbuus.
what ale Iiu'tlcd lot llIIl maths-l
scnass' AND. FASCINATORS.
No matter how hot the day is. at r'voniug,‘if you are
going out n' light Scarf or Shawl of silk or wool is handy to
(In Ilicii'ullcy smut-tiling of the sort is always
antu's chr will be found
a variety of “oven and hand knit ailiclcs I01 the head Ul
Very attractive and becoming Scaris of wool and silk,
Silk Shawls, square in shape, of finely woven creamy
silk with ncitcd IIUI'CICI'S and fringe, $2.050.
Handsome long Silk Scarts, $1.50.
Three-cornered Fascinators in while, cream, or black,
fine shell weaves with a lace like border, $1.25 to $2.50.
Ice 'Wool Fascinators' for the head, neck: or shoulders,
White Wool Square Shawls, $l .00, $1. 50 and $r. 75.
Umbrella Shawls of lt‘t wool with delicate bordets Ill
SMYRNA RUGS, SPECIAL.
A small lot are marked for a quick sale.
............. $1.75.
Those (39 ct. Silks are disappearing like magic.
summer dress Isuzu practical.
Fancy Louisines and Taffetas, 69 cts. a yard.
The D. M
ya odd.
Muslins.
of hllt't'l'. bountiful Nainsouk
The quality of those is su-
They are just
There is a
............. $2.98.
1t
shirt waist suit, and no (Illli‘i‘
Nice for separate waists,
Read Co
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you it you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of suflerers have proved their main-1h
ens merit for Sick and Nervous liend
aches They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 25 cents.
money back if not cured. Sold by F,
ii. Baxter. Druggist. “
NAVAL MILITIA CRUISE.
efiect that the naval militia would be
taken for a cruise on the battleship
Massachusetts From September I‘- to
3. ,.
5 mm TO nssssaartou.
new HAVEN June 29. —~:Wold was:
received do this city yesterday to llie,‘
, Living at an out of the way place, r04
lmete from civilization, a family In of
ten driven to desperation In case of so
5cident, resulting in Burns Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay lit a supply
in! liucklens Arnica Salvo. It's the
best on earth. 26c at I“. ll. Baxter's
1 Drug Store.
W
WILLIAMS BEAT WESLEYAN.
MIDDLETOWN, June {lily—Williams
bout Wesleyan lor the second time at
baseball yesterday, the dual score be
lug 7 to. ". This plan on Wesleyan third
in the intercollegiulo le'Igue with Dart-
5 month Iirs‘. and Williams second.
1.. on v... Ilevs
Always Bought
Beers the 5.555
Signature
roars-co 'ruaaa filament-
Change In Plano Dalaya Building Opal»
atlona—-May be Put Overboard
Septembar 29.
Announcement has been made that
I-lept. 29 has been decided on as the day
on which the biggest and reaumsbly
the host Imtllosblp lit-the UII led Bill-leis
navy. the Connecticut. now under eon-
structlon at the lIruoltIyn nnvy‘ yanI.
will be cut loose front her ways and
launched into the water of Wullahnut
r».hunntl Already preparations are
under way to Insure It proper ccluhrw
tlnn of an event mm is of‘mnch lmo
perriuute In our iinvy Not only as the
largest and most powerful vessel of
the navy will the Connecticut make
her uppoal but as the only first-class
hmtlosblp constructed by Uncle Sam
himself
Indhut'lly the Rusqunpaneso war
has been Ilspolmlble for a serious de-
lny In the progress of work. Owing to
the dcmouallutlon of the Immense "1'
his of lorped es that has been given
by the war i the east, the new do:
paltment issued an order stopping eer-
tutti features of the work on the {hill
it Is proposed to equip the Connoo lost
with four under water torpedo tubes,
that were not provided for in the orig-
Inal specifications. The Installation
ol these will make necessary it coma
piste change In the construction or
tel'tnln lltllllollfi of the ship The nn«
val authorities have not yet reached a
final decision as to the Installation 0!
the tubes. and until they do no pros-
rcss can be made on certain parts.
At the plenum time the stern is near-
ly all closed in. The struts and rudder
posts have all ben bored. This is a
feature of the work that required con-
siderable time. Many of the bulkheads
are already in position. Seventy two
of the watertight compartments have
been tested and, as telling eVldeuc'e oi
the quality of the work that is beta-5
done it will suffice to state that lit onlv
one Instance was there the slightest
leakage. A good deal or the armor
plate has been put in place. Work on
the sea valves Is under way and while
all the towels are under construcuon.
several of lliem are well along toward
mmplotlon. Material has kept com~
Inn into the yard at a sniisfactbry rate
and no delay is anticipated from the
source.
Capt. J. A. ll. Smith oi the steam en-
aincering department says that the
Contactltui's engines are nearly all
ready They are set up in the his:
machine shop at the yard and are
about ready to be taken down and
transferred to the ship. They cans
not be put Into the ship, however, un-
til she is launched. The company
constructing the boilers has promised
to have them ready by September. This
Ii: several months ahead oi the contract
I me.
.—
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley Honey and Tar has cured
many chaos of asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Bites-
iiig, 701 West Third SL, Davenport,
lowu, writes: "A severe cold con-
Irnctod twelve years ago was neglect-’
ed until it finally grow Into asthma.
The best medical skill available could
not give me more than temporary ro-
lief. Foley' 3 Honey and Tut was rec~
nmmondod and one Iifly cent bottle en-
ui'ely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve yours
and if i had taken it at the strait. i '
would have been saved years of stiller
ing. ”-——For sale at Plalsted a drug store.
THE GIRL AND HER WAY.
She Tried It too Often and Hence Her
Dismay.
A certain young lady who walks
along Chestnut street and who would
like to flirt, but doesn't dare to, had
an experience some time ago which,
it is hoped, will teach her a lesson.
It appears that several timosin the
course of her pcrombulations she had
happened to meet a man at whom 5110
Would look sldcwise and with a most
tempting air. Yet if the man (lured
to look at he: in any other way than
that of .in uttoi stranger she would
freeze him instantly.
This thing of being encouraged at.
' one moment and frozen at the next
‘did not suit the young fellow any to
well In speaking about. it. to a friend
It appeared he had had the same ex-
pcllohce. The girl would look at him
and almost smile, yet if he responded
at all he would get a terrible glare
fer his pains.
So these two wily and cold-blooded
follows arranged a scheme to the ef-
fect that one should walk immediale
back of the young lady as she ad-
vanced down the street. the other
coming from the opposite direction.
All went well. and the myounir Indy
came walking along as usual, with her
smilingand tantalising side glance at
the man walking toward her.
What was her amazement to behold
him s‘mlle brightly, lifting his hat and
start toward her with outstretched
hand.
“Why, how do you do?! said he,lond-
ly. “I'm awfully glad to one yoll’." 5,
“ ‘Sir!" she said, drawing herself up
and seating a withering slime at him.
“When did you get in the city.
Frank?" he went on, passing her by
with a look of amazement and shaking
his friend‘s hand with the utmost
heartliiess.
The poor girl blushed painlully.
standinxn there the rcynosure of all
eyes. One moment she stood, utterly
at a lose. then walked rapidly away.—
Philadelphia Telegraph.’ .,
ONLY suns FOR maelstrom. .
Mrs Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
bet, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to hare great distress
and belching. I tried orerytblag l-
eould hear oi but nothing helped Ila
until i took Bmillan Balm and one to
cent bottle cured me completely}
For sale by a n. slanted Ir. than
ter and the Cllilord Pharmacy .'
W7.
LAKE TORPEDO m7 Cal-D?
BRIDGEPORT. June 29,-4.0.143“.
.
W, as
\
a director in the cases
oryado Boat
Company and tether of Gastric Elton
Lake, Inventor oi the Pmrfiaml-
ed to deny or skim the story of the
sale of the submarine, to- insane. ' ,
{nun—mm
mop; MAT- cone
or it mammal“ has
Norwalk Chronicler