We mdMMtn-rwrumm
earner. ua‘v
s
5.
a... -
in, :93;
of High Grade Groceries, Tees.
Here “Adv
l. .
*5.“
Gofliee§,=13utiier, Cheese: Eggs, 5, ,
for one week. commencing Saturday, May 13th.
rtleed No Matter What You Pay.
Veliciousflanned Goods,“ at the “Busy
m 3
NEE VERY FINEST ELGIN on
EAMERY BUTTER, PER pom.
We buy nothing but the Very Best Butter made and if you pay more you are throwing money away.
29 CENTS
.i’ I
but" loan and louder California Best New York State full Groom
* llams. per pound. 8o. »
‘ choose. . per pound. l'7c .
NOTICE TO COLLECTORS" OF HUNT TRADING STAMPS.
The Hunt Stamp Store has just received a large assortment of Beautiful Premiums for one book, consisting of Eancy Rockers, Parlor Tables. Pretty Clocks. Lamps, Rugs, Carpet sweepers, Parlor
Chairs, Music Cabinets and many other useful and valuable articles. Call at the Stamp Store and see the Handsome Premiums. You are welcome at any time. Store open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Strictly frosli Country Eggs.
per dozen. 230.
|30 llunl S
and
lamps with l lb. Best No.“ i0 Hunt Stamps with l lb Best Mocha
l lea. 500'. '
Java Gallon. 300.
Maud 8. brand flour. our
i:
baa. 836. per bbl. $6.50
(Makes nice, white bread.)
ionos’ Superlative flounpor bag.850. per bbl. $6.75
Pillsbutv's xxxx n... per bag. 870. our bill. $6.75
SPECIAL HUNT STAMP ‘OFFER.
Goon FOR ENTIRE WEEK.
FILL A BOOK.
Phone 301-3.
ruin suitii ‘
lllifllll
__ tannin
ilslltril for the Year Cancels
Six Barrier-its ,
i
The expected order relating to the
- adoption of tho Brown system of mor-
its and demerits for train operatives
on the Consolidated Railroad wan isau.
«0d yesterday. .The modifications of the
, ~ original Brown system made in it are
'Iuoh that it is possible the new plan
will prove very acceptable to the latent
than in the service. By the new plan
‘“ employee are rewarded for good con-
duct as well as punished for mistakes.
Just how the plan will work out re-
mains to be seen.
‘ The text of the order is as follows:
"Chromosome, June 1, 1905. the en-
dorsement of discipline by suspension
descent as noted in Rule in will be dis-
contfihid and discipline by record will
be u urated.
igw' further notice this will apply
. only-Ito employes in engine, train.
hdtslsgreph service.
. Thislsystem is introduced with
- if. that it will be of benefit.
I it will meet with the sp-
and cordial co-opcration of all
d.
The objects to be obtained an-
sw system are:
c aroid loss of wages by
employed and suffering to
debt u it their earnings.
~ as read
der their Sit
. d Dgli‘oa' so;
,, an; e ,
, ‘V do. will edit tor
set any 0111‘
s as
leftist. dis.
quest be shown his own record, but‘
not that, of any other cmployc exor-ptl
on written request of that other cin-
ploye. if an employo leaves the sen.
plication, be given is transcript of his
record.
"5. Bulletins showing cases of dis-
cipline, omitting name. date, train, io-
catlon and penalty, containing a brief
account of the facts in the case. and
showing how the offense could have
been avoided, will he. issued from time
to time as constricted necessary or de-
slrnble.
“Special credit will be given on an
employe's record. and may also be bul-
letined. for notably excellent conduct.
good judgment in emergencies. loyalty,
etc
“ii. The present method of investi-
gation and 'coneideratlon of all of-
tenses of employee will be continued.
but while reprimands and suspensions
by record will be administered for a
given number of days. no actual sus-
pensions will be served by on em-
pioye'e demerits except that when on
empioye'e demerits have reached 90,
actual suspension may be imposed.
the number of days of actual suspen-
sion to be recorded. but not in de—
merit record. Expioyes at fault shall
not be poll for any time lost on ac»
count of investigations.
"7. When an employe's demerits
have reached the number‘of 90 he
aimli be called in by the superinten-
dent. duly cautioned, and advised that
when his number of demerits am-
ounts to 100 he will be dismissed from
the service.
"8. No suspension by record will
be made for a period of loss than live
tioyii nor more than 45 days.
”9. A perfect record will be one
against which no unfavorable entry
has been made.
"to. A also record will be one on
which unfavorable entries have been
cancelled.
"11. Cautions. roprimands, and sus-
pensions by record will be charged
{igainst an employe‘s record so foi-
owe:
"tel A csutloa will be entered upon
the record but will not call for s de-
merit.
"(bl A reprimand will call for one
dsmsrlt.
“(c) Suspensions: ’l‘hs demerits will
in each case squid the number of days
of suspsn on.
“12. Where demerits are slim for
unsatisfactory service it is logical that
merits should be given for good set.
vice. and cancellations upon mom
will be given as below:
“ist. A clear record for one year
will «nest d demerits.
. "2nd. A clear record so: we con-
sseutiVs years will canal 18 demerits.
"3rd. A clear record-for these con-
secutive years will «cool to demerits.
"its. a clear record tour new
satellite years will cancel demerits.
"but clear record decays ooh-
. .A .
mun years will canal s classroo-
vice for any reason he shall. upon uu- iiilat information
' .ilhfli‘l'f when
__:
system or discipline shall start on an
even basis, that is, without merits or
(lumerits.
"lb. Subordinate oilicors will see
iieccesery to 'thc
STATE COUNCIL, 0. U. A. M.
Officers Elected —- Soothington Many: Two Year. for Edward Allow—Leader
Heads the List. ‘
WATERBURY. an l'.’.-~At the clue».
ALLEGED HEIR SENTENCED. i
l
‘ of a Gang of Burnt-rs.
mtuxmpour, May 12.—~Edward Ml
For Reinstatement of Machine Gun
Battery.
HARTFORD. May 12.—A petition of
From" “9“!”an 0’ "‘9 "99°” 0' 9W“ I lug session of the stale council, 0. it: ion of Fairlieiri. recently exploited in! the residents of Bridgeport asking for
individual affected is promptly ‘0'“ ‘ A_ M.. hcld hero yesterday afternoon. the press as the presumptive heir t0, the return of the machine gun battery.
the following elm-pro flavors elected for ‘ an English estate worth $1,000,000.l the brigade signal corps and the regi-
wnrded through the proper channel to
the superintendent."
E. G. SANFORD PASSES AWAY.
Death of the Well Known. of Bridge-
port. Occurred Last Evening.
BRIDGEPOR’P, MAY 12.~Edwin (l.
Sanford, president of the (‘ity Nation-
ni Bank of Bridgeport. died at his
home in Bridgeport about 7 o‘clock last
evening after a comparatively short
illness. in his 73rd. year , and in his
(loath the city lose; one of its earlier
manufacturers, and the City Bunk in.
see one who has been identified with
its interests than any other person at
present connected. wlh that corpora-
lion.
leln 0, Sanford. was the young-
est son of Glover Sanford. lie was
born at Bridgewater. near New Mil-
ford, Conn, where for a number of
years his father carried on the mam
utecture of bats. (in removing to this
city, Glover Sanford also removed his
batting business. and. in connection
with his sons. continued the business
in this city under the firm name of
(llover Sanford & Sons. For a num-
ber of years Edwin G. Sanford. was a
member of that iirm. the factory of
which was located in East Bridgeport.
where now is located the librarians
British Ordnance Go.
On January 9. 1877, Mr. Sanford
was elected a director of the City Na-
tional bank, with which for a long
time he had been closely identified as
a customer and depositor. its con-
tinued a director until May 28, 1898.
when he was elected as its president.
to fill the place of Daniel N. Morgan.
who had been made treasurer of the
United States under Grover Glove-
iand's administration.
Mr. Sanford continued as president
of the City bank tip to the time of his
Its.
stoddsrd. of m Washington
53:33? Glover Ban rd. who
died maul m" Ase. lssvin a
widow-lire. 3. harem. win
“' ‘ ‘" 'M‘ll'lll‘d it‘d:
‘. s was , so
'33:“ ‘ ‘5 ‘ ' promotes.
m with was
from " ~ l l, .
Mr. xfl‘fofifin’gtfi hot-id? dig:
' v o m ' s s
ear
the ensuing your:
State couiiclior. A. .i. Cutting,
Danbury; state inductor. H, C. Stevens
of Stamford; ntuto examiner, 1‘. li.
Cook, of Hartford; state inside protec.
tor. A. J. Tanner of Moriden; state our-
side protector. C. G. Robinson. of New
Haven; representativa to supreme
council. Louis E. Jacobs, of New lia-
vcn.
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH.
" *ath wag fast approaching."
writes italph F. Fernandes, of Tampa
Fla, describing his tearful race with
death, “as a result of liver trouble-and
heart disease. which had robbed mo of
sleep. and of all interest in life.‘ i“ had
tried many different doctors and sev»
eral medicines. but got no benefit. un~
til i began to use Electric bltters. So
wonderful was their effect, that in
three days i fell like a new man, and
today i am cured of all my troubles."
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's Drus
Store; price 60c, . ”
._....
TRANSFER OF CAOIiNi.
s'r. rmunsoiiito, May 12.—-'rhe
transfer of Ambassador Csssinl from
Washington to Madrid was ofilcially
labelled this morning under date of
May ll. but the appointment of Baron
(l0 liosen to limtmfid Count Csssinl at
Washington hue not yet been gasoline.
in fact. Emperor Nicholas is awaiting
a formal notification that Baron do
Resort in room rate to the United
States no sign ng his decree of
nomination. Not the slightest doubt
exists bars that the baton is perfectly
acceptable to the government st‘Wssh.
lngton. where besides his high repu-
tation as a diplomat he colors the per-
‘sonsi acquaintance or not only may
oiilelsia, but of President Roosevelt
- i
L0 runs... 3
13.4131
idols ’ shield T he’d...“
ammo. "shutofl-tmfi
, lie
morning to the Korean 'gcnsrsi
W. P. or
the less
' ssliin h in weenie to
ad careful item '
.. p,
death. . himself. . ,
sir. Iisnford married llimlly Judson. ”war--
a daughter of Dr. Judson. of Bridge- A ciillvl .DIATH.
water. ’l‘herc were tour children born Blood poison crss . a? law rds the
to them Mrs. Frank Hard, wife of heart. causing dos . . learns.
Frank . Kurd, sscrstuy of the nails Plains. ”My writes that a
Hosp h Oowi Manufacturing 00.. friend dreadfully red his hand.
of st? Washi, lsvsnus; hire, 1 which‘sweilsti up it blood poisonins.‘
win if. densities. wife of ill. ll. .‘lsn- auction‘s . , s drew out the
fin“: prtssiiilsnw tisfsélenning; Bros. is'ini' “Basil“. -s.nd Isvstl
muscuh .ov roses arms: , s. n
wt: Stoddard. "wife of ti). sad sorssiflc
kcssas osrlcuu. italics mu. ‘
“ Han Mus. ford
sflsl '
was leathers t’scliic. has token
Vhodl. had;
l was sentenced in the superior hourt
of ‘ yesterday to two years maximum and
Soulhlngton: slnto vice counciior. M. l one year minimum for burglary. Ms
M. Thomas. New iamdon: state sec-l ion was alleged to be the leader of a
relary, C. H. Adams, of South Nor~1gang of thieves which included his‘
walk; state treasurer. “' H' Purd)’. 01’ i own son, Edward Jr., Peter Collins and ‘, removed without the slightest reason.
William h‘.‘ l‘redenihui. The son es-
caped some time ago. Collins was sent
to jail for nine months and Fredenthel
for six months. all pleading guilty and
throwing themselveg upon the mercy
of the court. They are believed to
have committed numerous burglaries
in Falrflold and vicinity. other than
those to which they pleaded guilty.
JUGGLINO WITH DYNAMITE.
is no more dangerous than to he-
giect disorders. Foley's Kidney Cure
corrects irregulafities and has cured
many severe cases after other treat.-
ment has failed. it builds up the worn
out. tissues and restores health and
giant kidney disorders, Foley's Kidney
Cure correct. irregulirities and has
cured many severe cases after other
treatments has failed. it builds up the
worn out tissues and remorse health
and vigor. "l was troubled with kid-
ney complaint, for about two years.
writes A. li.~ Davis. of hit. Sterling.
hey urs affected a permanent cure.
Sold at Plaisted‘s Drug Store. o "
DIITRUOTWI FOIIOT FIRE.
Spreads With Great Rapidlty at liar-
llng. Conn.
STERLING, Hay iii.-~A forest fire
which broke out here soon after noon
spread with great repldity and soon
covered a territory nearly five miles
square. it is ttill spreading and the
whole town almost has turned out to
light it. Two car loads of men have
been sent here from Provdence to aid
the local lira lighters. Several barns
have been burned and the damage will
be high. The fire is one of the most
destructive ever know here.
When o’er you test he ding ill.
and need a , is pill
No other one wii so the ill
bike Will's Mttis mrly Risers. ‘
The famous Uttls'Plils nasty Bis-
sr‘ curs Constipation. Sick Headache.
Bi iousness. etc. Theyfnsver grips or
nickel: but impart out
rising aircr-
docd for slth adhered or ad-
gls’sburg Borough ,
ilssd pills in my family during the for.
is nears oi hmtssltceplng, that svs
sue satisfactory results as be itt's
Little lsriy litters.” hold by rho Oilf-
, Phsnnscy. as
W
HAIHIMANis le, I ‘ i—‘IOAD. ,
SAN FRANCHCO. his ltd-A dis-
trict! fromm Aussies o the chron-
laysaysjl.‘
Will
.7. OEP. Jail *, chief Burgess.
,f‘se‘bsys: ”i never ‘
.‘Kil‘flm. at» the 30
H theirs
. mental hospital corps. which were ar-
3 bitrarily removed by the officers in au-
; thority here. has reached the commit-
; toe on military affairs.
All three of the military bodies were
except rumors that certain ones in
authority in military circles wanted to
"get square" with certain Bridgeport
officers. and the committee has grant-
ed a hesrin on the petition which will
be held on ednesday utterance, May
17. if the military committee dude
that the claims of Bridgeport are Just
and that there has been no reasonable
excuse for the removal of the military
bodies. a resolution will undoubtedly
be prepared recommending to the
general assembly the passage of an or-
der directing the adlutant general to
proceed to reorganise the machine gun
attery and to reinstate the brigade
signal corps and the hospital corps in
that city. The petition is quite a
lengthy one.
GAVED' BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. a. flaming city is saved
by dynamiting a space that the fire
can . cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs
on so long. you feel as if nothing
but dynamite would cure it. z, '1'.
Gray, of Calhoun, 0a.. writes: “My
wife had a very aggravated cough.
which kept her awaits nights. Two
physician. could not help her: so she
took Dr. King's New Discovery tor
Consumptoln, Coughs and Colds which
eased “or cough. gave her sissp.'snd
finally cured her.‘ Strictly sclentidc
cure for bronchitis‘snd its Gripes. at
F. H. Baxter’s Drug Store. price 500
:nd 01.00; guaranteed. 'l‘rlsi bott’l:
roe.
IRlDGIPOHT WOMAN FATALLV
IURNID.
BRIDGEPORT. any lb-hirs. Bryon
Kane. dtty gears old. was fatally burn-
ed at her outs on Pembroke street.
this noon. She was iesnin over a
coal tire cooking dinner. or hair
was hanging down and it ignited. Silo
assumed an erect position and her
clothing can fit hrs. Over thrssousr-
‘ters of her was burned and silb
was taken, to the Brit! sport Hospital.
in a d ins condition.
that s e will die.
TH! BIQHIIT IMO M 1'“!
‘ WORLD
on. richest man in the world can
not have his menus replaced see live
without. them. so it is important: to
neglect these or as. t l‘olsy's d-
3!» Cars is is
v m ‘
sass-Wye» healthwiii ha muses:
, doctors II?
arguasswas mustered“.
9.
st than iir‘st. digit
‘ will diss
“ .‘ l a
ll imudwdsapm s’ftsw
‘ :0 Stamps with 2 cans Imported Sardines ........ . ........... 25c‘ 5 Stamps with 1 box Mother's Gelatine .. . ...... , ............. roc' 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea ................ . ...... 40c
r«Viewa'a'aVa'afa'a'a'st'a'a'a'aVA'na . ‘ . > . l
. - s .W. a 10 Stamps With 2 cans Bartlett Pears ................... .. . 25c ’ 5 Stamps With I dozen Best Pickles ......................... too 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice No. 3 Tea ...................... 35c
. é: a HUN-iv STAMPS FREE; 1 s; 10 Stamps with 3 lb. can California White Cherries . . . . . . . . . . . eat: 5 Stamps with 1 pkg. Monarch Oats ......................... 10c :0 Stamps with V; lb. Best No. I Tea . ....... . .............. . 25c
:21 ,6"! andmkrm‘rwufru :1 IO Stamps with 2 cans Valley Brand Succotash ............... asc‘ 5 Stamps with r pkg. Monarch Farina ........................ toe :0 Stamps. with V; lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea ........ . ............ . aoc
., l I , . '
» 5. ; “fins..." ”fihfllnfim :1 to Stamps with 2 lbs. Best French Prunes ........... . ........ 25c 5 Stamps wrth M. lb. Pure Black Pepper ................ . . . toe :0 Stamps with 1/, lb. Choice No. 3 Tea .. . ................... 18c
gum)!" ms Fill!- a ,0 Stamps with 3 lbs. Large. Meaty Prunes ........ . .......... age 5 Stamps with 1 bottle Monarch Root Beer .................. too 8 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maricaibo Coffee . . ...... . ..... 25c
:31: ' :1 IO Stamps with 1 1b. Shredded Cocoanut ..................... 18c 5 Stamps with rbottle Monarch Sauce ....................... 15: 6 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Santos Coffee ...................... 20c
5": Si“. May '31“ :1 lo Stamps with 5 lb. pkg. Pearl Hominy ..................... 15c 5 Stamps with 3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ..................... 25c 6 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Rio Coffee ...................... 18c
3". “ll . .. ...-_.....~._,_.. :4 IO Stamps with 2 cans Fancy Cut String Beans ................ 25c 5 Stamps with 3 cans Campbell’s Soups ...................... 25c 5 Stamps with 1 pkg. Diamond Starch . ..................... 10c
N“5Town‘s"‘VA'A'e'A'e‘Ml"; to Stamps with 1 lb. Lunch Cocoa for ....................... 25c: 5 Stamps with 6 cakes Ozone Soap ........................ .‘ . . 25c 5 Stamps with 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch .. ............... 8c
' WE AIM TO SELL NOT . CHEAP GOODS, BUT THE BEST GOODS CHEAP.
3 cans Good Tender Peas .................................. 25c Best Pearl Barley..pound .................................. 5c Baker’s or Monarch Cocoa. can .................... . ........ 19c
3 cans Fancy Maine Corn ................................... 25c Best Pearl Tapioca. pound .................................. 7c Blue Label Ketchup, large bottle .............. ‘ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20c
3 cans Red Ripe Tomatoes ................................. 25c Force or Zest, package . . ._ .................................. 12c Crown Aster Extra Sifted Peas. can ......................... :5c
2 cans Gold Rock Sifted Peas . .. ............................ 25c Large bottle Pickles or Onions .............................. roc Crown Aster Extra Fancy Corn. can ..... . ................... 15¢
2 cans Best Cream Corn .................................... 25c Crown Aster Pure Jams, jar ................................ 15c Large jar Prepared Mustard ....... .,, ....................... too
3 lb. ‘can Fancy Clam Chowder .............................. 17c 3 lb. can Baked Beans for ................................... ioc Monarch Brand Tomato Cstsup ............................. tee
a lb.‘pail Cottolene ........ . ........... '. . .. ................. 23c Crown Aster Brand Tomatoes. can ........................... xsc Acme Sliced Beef. jar . . . . . . . . . .............................. 25c
nil WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. ' NORWALK’S BUSIEST GROCERY STORES. ‘ ii i 35‘ & 37 MAIN ST, NQRWALK.
Phone 34494.
YALE's ssdaeradv some
ABROAD.
NEW HAVEN, May l2.—-—President
Hadley, of Yale University, said yes-
terday that Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr..
,secretary of the Yale Corporation, will
be absent in Europe during a consid-
erable part of the coming collegp year.
Just what part of the year has not
been determined. During the last two
years Mr. stokes has declined ofl'ers ’of
the presidency of Trinity College. '
Hartfordand of the head masterehlp
of St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H.
Secretary Stokes is at present out of
town and further information as to
his plans could not be obtained today.
DO NOT an lMPOQED UPON.
Foley 0. (30., Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the rest
merit and popularityof Foley's oney
and 'f‘ar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar and refuse any‘ substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same sstisfac on. It is mild.
ly laxative. lt cents no opiates
and Is safest for children and delicate
persons. Sold at Pieteted's Drug
Store. ”
——-.~..
HAOIROT COMMITTID SUICIDE.
NEW HAVEN, May .12.—~'l‘he form’al
verdict of Coroner Mix regarding the
death of Arthuriflssorot. otClsveiand,
Ohio. the Yale senior. whose body was
found in histoom in Welsh Hall. 'l‘uso
day with a bullet wound in his temple.
was not “noun? yesterday. The
coroner wont to . ew York. Before
leaving he said that he was still of the
opinion that fluent. committed suicide
notwithstanding the theory held by
some of the young man's friends that
he shot himself accidentally.
PROM THI ANTILLIB.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ions.
fits a City councilman at
Kingston. Jamaica.
Mr. W. oliisilly illegality. who is a
member of the O ty council sewage
ton. Jamaica West indies. writes as
follows: "bus bottle of Ghoulish
lsin's Cough Remedy had good offset
oats cough that waslviug Ills trouble
and i think i should have baseman
quickly
r
relieved if i had construed 'tlis
. That it was behedcisi and
quick in relieving one there ,‘ls no
doubt and it is my limited to obtain
another bottle.” ~ / liter sale by Still-
sonuPcwsil ration. cistern
Pharmacy and Mass Pharmacy. '-
‘ W K t
lMUMNOI ”mam/II. AIIIWI
economical: h’ib‘:
. s > a
his Life Alanna“ society and 'l'hcm-
as molar. Jr. wholivss is this city.
have sass , . charged with com-
plicity with Most utter. who was
tskssilttocsstody Sundown!»
' with frsudu-
Norwalk Chronicler