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, _ i- ii?! i‘ Childish:
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i spisn flllfilln Imam as them
, i so
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, mend . i
"-i-iirs. filmmn. smuggle:
V. W I to let how I
R films 8 POW-
M ‘1‘
on an as! the ’t would
MYE- iny little girl. 1 pramsix powde'g.
, lusver saw such a change In achild. She In
so better that she I for school this
_ more for like” delegating: a ymw'lli
,. stolen on . —
Grim. Homellsvlllemfl
. “Hegel“! Post Office “an; Order. for
. our
, m5 1% OlIILgle? 1 faith
he clal. not on for baby,
latheisra ,sndl tooonsts‘ ntlyhsvessi‘i‘rlr-
,onh ii . My u hterslso thinks Ills o
minis ....'°' ° "it“ tar": a“-
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‘1. Scott. Ideas, Kansas.” n 9 go is.
.00 for
POW-
tho last he:
nt for others
WILL MEET IN WEST HAVEN.
MERIDEN. .iune ill—After a warm
and lengthy debate yesterday the. State
Firemen's Assoclaiion dccidcil to
;___ THE:
Illfiléhuoliiliiltlrén are“ ditty.
’ MOTHER
swear Poussin
"FOR CHILDREN.
' , ‘ l ‘il‘i" l luck}
for yen-s a Nurse In Children's Home, New York,” treated illilldron
I aremody,nowpro dsudplaoedinali
, ores-swastrowamroro ren. Theytu-e harmlessas mil . Pleiisonttc
_ slid-nourish. Aoartaiu onreforFaverlshness,Ooneti ation,HeMiaohe.Teethlu
. Stomach .Disordersaudrexnove Worms. Break up use d in 24 hours. Over 10,
Read what a few mothers say about Mother Gray‘s Sweet
hold the 1906 convention at. West 1111-,
van. Both the Now liavcn and Mcri-
den dblcgulcs cxlcnilcd invitations to
have the conventions held in their cii~
tee, bill to no avail. The. local delik
gallon endeavored to have llic conven-
tion held here during centennial week.
Final adjournment was taken at the
morning session and after dinner the
visitors attended an exhibition of wat-
er throwing and ladder raising given
in their honor by the local department.
I GIVE HONOR TO WHOM IT IS
DU”
Dr. David Kennedy‘s Favorite Reme-
dy,,of Rondout, N. Y., cured mo of
Brixht‘s disease and Gravel. Four of
of the best. physicians had failed to re-
have me. i have recommended It to
scores of people with like success. and
know it will cure all who try lt.—~
Mrs. E. P. Mizncr, Burg Hill, 0. Price
$1.00, nil druggists; ti bottles 85.00.
C
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GTNERAL GOMEZ WORSE.
uHAVANA. June 10, 10:14 a. tii.-~-
Since midnight the condition of (Iiu,
Maximo has steadily grown Worse. The
extraordinary improvement in his coli-
dltioa early in the week caused hope
of his temporary recovery at least, bill
it Is now apparent that the gangrene
resulting from the ahhccss on his
hand for which ho underwent an t)Di'i'-
alien at Santiago curly In May Is rc-
ul‘dlng the. action of the heart and oth-
er Organs, with the result that tho
general's death may be expected at
any time. .
THREE PHRYOICIANB TREATED
HIM WITHOUT SUCCES.
W. L. Yancy, Paducnh. Ky.. writes:
"I had a severe case of kidney disease
and three of the best physicians In
Kentucky, treated me without success.
I then took Foley's Kidney Cure. The
ilrst bottle gave immediate relief and
three bottles cured me pcrmaustly. l
gladly recommend this wonderful rem-
edy. Sold at Plalstcd's Drug Siorfi.
Tcaav’is
_” Elli-‘M‘littfil . ‘1! Hr
the atom. called
"For the anemones. lssse'seod ins m
Y'B UWEE’I‘ POW-
of M
.rwgmohamrmn
know of
il’i‘l'idm
I can u with mud other mothers that
Y’S D POWDER; work
, es
s destroy onus and ‘sii on use t‘gonersi
eli s's medicinalL .'I‘.M. all
Shelhyst..Womsnr, "s. K y.No.eIi-sst
Powders Madam. '1‘ 1h
wo too on
hocureoi all Al roan
forthcm."- .Ortiisnlililirger. oltmlgu‘r‘lg
es
willdhhmi‘mkhbiiii’lt dilemma
III [I OI.“
rownsss Foltycmw a. must say they
are all you guarantee them to be. I‘ll-vs been
gal: than: for years, and 1 think their squsl eso-
bought. I have Hound th I
from my Dmgglst. and I? a they Magda:
0 cool! then an
is is in lhsve in .
leli mnend fir I i£%“'°'niefi
with ousure."— rs. Obertril‘mfllredouis,
sir York,
“ I have need the MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET
POWDERB FOR CHILDREN. 1 think they have
done my little boy'- great amount of good and]
will recommend I, emto all mv friends.”—~ rs. A
M. Bradstreet. South Ilymsld, Mass.
00 Not Accept Ally SWIM. for MOTHER ORAY’S SWEET POWDEIIS.
Sold by Druggists everywhere for 25 cents. . Sample sent FREE. Addrau
ALLEN S. OLMS'I‘ED, LEROY. N. Y, '
T0 TUNNEL SIERRA NEVADAS.
RENO, Nev., Juno Itl.—~'l‘iio un-
uouncenient is made that a. contract
for the construction of tho tunnels
through the Sierra Nevada, medicine
has been Icl by the Southern Pacific
Company and that Work on them
would begin within it month. ’ihere
am to be live tunnels In all and the
main one will be five miles long. The
iirst tunnel will start a short distance
north of Dom-i- Luke. and tho series
will cud at the foot of liliic Canyon
on the American river. The contract
calls for 1111 cxpcuditurc of over 825.»
000,000.
DYING 0F FAMINE
is, In its tornicnis, like dying of con
sumptloa. The progress of consump-
tion, front the beginning to the very
end. Is a long torture, both to victim
and friends. “When 1 had consumption
in Its Iirst. stage," writes Wm. Myers.
ot' (fearless, Md., “after trying different
iniediclncs and a good doctor In vain, l
at Inst took Dr. King's New Discovery.
which quickly :llltl pi-rfcctly cured me.“
Prompt relief and sure. cure. for
coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis,
i-Ic. i‘osltivcly prevenls, bronchitis.
Guaranteed at I“. Ii. Baxter's Ilrng
Store, price {div and $1.00 a bottle.
’i‘rinl bottle fi-cc. "
JUDGE BALDWIN TO GO ABROAD.
NEW HAVEN, .Iiinc lit—«Judge slur
con il. llaidwin, ol‘ the Supreme Court
oi' Errors, Is a delegate from the Ani-
i-rlcnn Iiur Association to the lhlerna-
lioiiul Law Association, which will
nicci. in Christiana In the. early part of
September, and ho is also a delegate
to the international prison congress,
which meets about the some time at
Budapest. Before the latter body
Judge Baldwin will read a paper on
prison matters. In French. Judge
liilldwlll expects to spend the summer
:itiroad, leaving early next. month.
THE CHILDREN'G FAVORITE.
For Coughs, Croup. Whooping
Cough, etc, One Minute Cough Cure Is
the children's favorite. This Is be
cause It contains no opiate, is perfectly
harmless, tastes good and cures. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. “
4‘5”. it' ‘ it Nu.) I; ,, ‘L H
mm You H!“ Always 30113th and Wichita“
in use for over so years. has home the signature of
5'14“ - ,
l
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its inform.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counter-rem, Invitations and "Juss-os-good" are but:
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Talents and Children—limestone against Experiment.
What‘i‘épasrosia
pastorate-amiss- nwmammwromm
aorta. Drops and Boo
contains neither Opium.
autism Its age is the guarantee. It destroys
Syrups. It Is Pie-saw It
inc nor miller Narcotic
Worms
and alloys Forerunner» It was Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cum Omupation
and
Wheat!
no
GIN
o
. It assimilates the Point. regulates the
Bonds. giving healthy and natural sleep.
Children's Possess—Tits Mother's Friend.
mus .»CASTOR|A aware
Beers MW?“
‘ i g A
Ills Explanation of Atwood
'IIIII Strtklugiy Dillereiit From
That 01 Serialor Iudson—
Viewroint inf Iloiise Me's Not
at (I‘ll Like that In the Hillier
o y . ..
HARTFORD. June 17.—-—The senate
and house have disagreed over tho AI-
wood leglslatlon, and now it is “up to”
Ithe house to recedc from the stand
taken and back down from the unjust
position its members assumed regard-
lug the man who accepted the Invita-
tion of the state and sued same two
hundred luwbreakers, or else the. laws
will remain exactly as they are at
present and Mr. Atwood can push his
suits to Judgment without the slight-
est molestation. It's a choice pest-
tlon.
Some of the members of the judici-
ary committee are wondering If Rep-
resentative Kenesly, the house chair-
man, acted entirely In good mm in
the manner In which be reported the
Atwood bills to the. house, for the lad.
lciary committee. The trend of Mr.
Kenenly'a remarks were such as to
lead to just the action taken by the
house, which was entirely contrary to
that contemplated by the committee
and to the action taken In the senate.
It certainly seems unlikely that, If
such an explanation of the bill had
been given the house by Mr. Keneaiy.
as that given the senate by Senator
ludson, any disagreement would have
resulted between the two houses.
The measure Introduced regarding U.
Preston Atwood and the. suits be has
instituted against delinquent adminis-
ll‘llitll‘ti‘ and executors throughout the
stale, allowed him to recover SI and
costs on each action. Included in the
costs tnxod. was u fee of $10 In cacti
suit. for attorney's services before the
action was instituted. That fee has
been taxed In favor of the winner of
every lawsuit since cases were tried
in the state of Connecticut. and Is
never absent from tho costs. That fact
was not made clear by any means, by
Mr. Katiealy, in the house. with the
result. that there was a great has and
cry against the $10, and the bill was
amended, cutting out that sum.
The bill was sent to the senate
amended. and was taken up by that
body yesterday afternoon. There was
some discussion 'on the measure. but it
was all one way, and was all to favor
of allowing 1). Preston Atwood the
usuul costs taxed in civil cases,
which Included the 810. When pill to u
vote It was practically unanimous for
the committee. The bill was first
I'Xplflllled by Senator Judson. who went.
into sortie detail regarding the allow-
:ince made to Atwood. lic was fol-
lowed by Senator Lake, of Hartford.
who Is a lawyer, Senator Lake refer-
red to the $10 which Mr. Atwood
would. under the bill. be able to re-
CUi'CI‘ In each of the 240 cases he has
brought and said he was not In favor
"If paying Atwood the $2,400 to be thus
obtained as a salary for the year of
work he bud spent preparing thc stilts.
Senator I’iilgc. of Bridgeport said the
committee had spent it great deal of
time over the bills and they had rc-
cclveii great consideration at the hands
of the committee. lic said the but un—
der discussion was a compromise
brought about through the efforts of
those who stood neutral In the matter.
with but one desire In view, that to
lie'perfectly fair to all parties con-
cerned. The report of the committee.
llc said. was Intended to reimburse At-
wood as near as possible for his
actual expenses, which he thought was
fair.
Senator Judson, at Stratford, asked:
“Why out out that $10? If the senator
from Hartford has ever had, the good
fortune to have a case. and to win it.
that :10 proposed for Atwood In each
of these cases, wont Into his pocket. It.
Is a usual. customary foe. taxed and
allowed by courts ever since there was
a court in this state. What about the
cases brought and paid for. and then
withdrawn upon the representations to
Atwood that they would oppress people
who were poor? The 310 Is Intended
to come as near so possible to relm»
burning him for his actual cash or
paiidltures, and allows him nothing for
time be spent on the suits. There has
never been a. salt brought In the state,
and irlod or settled. In which that :10
too has not been taxed. The committee
has simply cut. down the .240 which
Atwood could have secured under the
present statutes, to Illl. Even that
sum will not wiruliuriic him for his
actual cash outlay.”
Senator Bush, of: East hymn. who
represents ill towns to New Inndon
county, which are all the towns to the
county with the exception of four. was
not very favorably Impressed with the
report of the committee. becsilsu he
thought It was ammo to change the
statutes. Ila said be Is not In favor of
allowing any man or men who have
violated the law as the negligent site
rotors and sdmluistrstors had done.
in no to the Isslslstnrc and obtain re-
lief. '1" proposed to send the bill
limit to the committee for s farther re
consideration.
Senator Donovan. of Norwallr. said
that is prevent classrooms action and
house. its sets the blame for the eon-
iiltion of affairs did not rest with the
legislator» t with a bend at law-
yers. ”the out " he said. "pals ov-
er atom to a d of tenants
revise did statutes still it is their teen
that the stunts is m on the books.
Mid they stone are to blame tor this
the cusses of the law not being ehsnzr
, ad. the senate should concur with the
. . .MIITHQPIETs . .
First Methodist hpimopai Church,
Rev. W. W. T.*racfii,x€astor-—9cao
a, in, class m‘eetl g: ' : n. m., sar—
mun, “Tho -\ ens of lining Ila!-
ed"; ill 111., Sunday school and Men's
Bible class; 6:30 p. in, young people‘s
Meeting: 7:80, t m. sermon. “Get
,'I‘liere." Specie music for the day
Will Include: Prelude, "(ioiiimunlon
in E tint." liainer: anthem, "Festival
To Death in Eliot"; anthem, "Gently.
hard, 0, Gently Lead Us"; Postiiido,
Frost. Evening, Prelude, ”Andante
Cantabile." Dolmetsch: anthem. “0
Jesus Thou Art Standing”; anthem.
"The Friend Who Waltetli Nigh";
tcuor solo. Mr. Hint: poslude in I).
Riuck.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. Cunningham. pastor——
Morning prayer, to a. nu: preaching by
the pastor. 10:30 a. ni.; Sunday school,
12 m: Epworth League. 0:30 p. in.
Fred Hawkins, leader. Topic. Minor
Morniltles. Children's Day services.
by children of the Sunday school. 7:30.
A line program. Recitations, with
the full chorus.
A. M. Ill, Church, Knight street. Rev.
J, I). Nichols. pastor—~11 a. m., preach-
Iug by the pastor; subject, The True
Vino. John 15: 1; 12 m., Sunday
school: 7 p. nt.. young people's meet‘
ing, forum; 8 p. m., preaching by the
pastor; subject, The liusbandinsn.
John 15: 1. Monday evening, oliioial
board meeting at the parsonage. 'I‘uee-
day evening. class meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational
Church, Rev. 1min Frank Bueil. 111).,
pastor—10:30 a. m., organ prelude,
Bong Without Worden heechetitbky;
quartet. The Shades of Night. Are
Gone. Schaecker: offeriory, Impromp-
tu, Ashford; duet, I Will Magnify Thee,
Mosenthal, Miss Jepson and Mr.
Crowe: sermon, The [keeper Knowl~
edge of Christ; organ postiude In D.
Tritant, 12 m., Bible school. The
[life of Christ. Men's Christian In-
quiry Club. Subject. Stolclsm. lead-
er, George H. Vosbiirgli; Jennings
Club, subject, Our State legislature.
speaker, M. M. lice; Ariston Ciiib for
Young Ladies. leader. Mrs. h. li‘. Buell.
4:30 p, m., vcsinir service, organ pree
Iude, Schultz: quartet. tic Shall Come
Down Like Rain, Allen; offortory solo.
Miss .lcpson; sermon, The Lamb In the
Midst. of the Throne; quartet, Ride On.
Ridi-On, In Majesty; organ postlutlu.
Nexilln Begin, Whiting.
Music at the. First Church. Nor~
Walk, tomorrow: Morning: Prelude.
Processionsl from "Marriage Mass."
Duhoia; “1 Will Call Upon Thee."
Buck: ”Even Me," J. (3, Warren; con-
trnlto solo. “In Dreams 1 Heard,"
Fours; postlude, Fugue In the style. of
Haundel, (lullmant. Evening: Pre~
bide. Aid varied in F, Book 9. A. 1..
Wely; “’i‘lio Radiant Morn.” Wood-
ward; tenor solo, ”Prayer." 'I‘oiztt'.
[linsiliido Ii‘iunle, 0th Symphony. WI-
ior.
BAPTIST
First Baptist Church. Norwaik—I).
W. 'I‘nlmagi- Van llurt'il, pastor-macr-
moii at. 10:30 a. in; Sunday school at
12 in.: B. Y. 1’. 1'. meeting at 6:80 p.
in; scriiion at “7.30. Prayer service.
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Scots free.
A cordial welcome to all who attend
these services.
Grace Baptist Church. corner Blit-
lcr and Quincy streets, I), S. Thomas.
pastor-11 a. m., preaching: 3:30 p. m.,
sacred concert: 7 p: m., Christian En-
deavor; topic, Minor Moralities. Huh.
I: 25-32: II p. m., preaching. As the
pastor to attending the New England
convention. Rev. Mr. Hawkins. of
llrldgeport, will pct-och at both ser-
vices tomorrow. All are Invited to be
present to hear what he has to say.
EPISOOPAL
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom-
illy F. Hiiiuphrics. rector—41 a. 111..
Iloiy Conimuiili‘in; 10:30, morning pra-
yer and sermon: 12. Sunday School;
7:30. evening prayer and sermon,
Grace Church, Rev. James Benton
Werner. rector—'I‘rlnlty Sunday. First
celebration of tho Iloiy Communion
at 8 o’clock: second celebration of the
Holy Communion and sermon. at
10:30: Sunday school at noon; even-
Ing prayer and sermon at 7:30. At
the 10:30 scrin-n the offering will be
the annual our for the benefit of the
Norwalk Hospital.
CHRIOTIAN SCIENCE. SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Namath—Regular Sunday service, at
the Reading Room. Masonic building.
subject-Sunday. June 18th. “Christian
Science." Testimony meeting, Wod-
nesday, 8 p. in, To both services the
public is cordially Invited. Reading
room open to the public each week
day from it to 0 p. in.
ADVINT CHRISTIAN
Advent Christian Church. Van Zondt
street. *llsst Niirwslk~Tho pastor.
Ilev. J. W. Davis, will preach It 10:30:
subject. “Making Peace"; Sunday
«hoot at 12: the order of the neu-
Ing services will be changed: Sons
service from 6:15 to 6:45; baptism at.
8:415; following this the Loyal Work-
ars will hold an Interesting service.
Miss Jennie Illrchard presl lug; ad-
dresses will he made by 8. W. Val-or.
Otto llama and others: topic for the
evening, "Iimlul and Moral Signs of
Christ's Coming," ll. Tint, 8: 1-5; I.
Tins. 4: 1, .
M
. OIRMAN UTHIMN.
St. Peter's do so bitumen Mis-
sion. chapsl‘uo Kala street, Rev.
Karl Krsismsnri. pastor. Confirmation
and communlsli‘ Ice 1:30 o. m. A,
class of tour is
I! renew their Isnud vow.
new»: of the new installers are Anna
Weeks. drums Schmidt, Alma Kochsr,
and William Krlnlis.
lion myths. It as address In th
pastor. will be
m rstovy set-vi for contaminants
condition of s In. film are. too.
every one of Iii All, candidates for the
hlrhesi «trees In the slit of the state."
When the Vote was taken. the amend-
ment rm rejected and the sill accept-
ss series.
soul Oil
he held st 8:40.
”WOW
Evidence-«"‘l'lie Dalia Is dead In
love with her, isn‘t he?" ”lie is pro
pared to In? all his liabilities-st lwl'
foet.."--Llfo.
“What?
Pail downstairs!
How
it
assumes was” “carbons, "
Chevrolet Worsted rat-hey Oldfield Liii-i
FreH’opAll.
HARTFORD, Juno 17.-—Chevrolet..
the French motorist defeated Barney
Oldfield, yesterday fternooa. In the
site-tulle froovforsll race at the auto
mobile race meet be ii at Charter Oak
Park, under the nus less or the Hari-
~ford Automobile cl 1b.". Oldfield and
Chevrolet moi twic . the event being
domestic In heals; [about trials the
Astoria a champion as posted.
The summaries of odsy’s ‘rac‘es:-
. Corinthian Mlle, All Classes, Cars
Driven by Amateur Runners).———W. C.
Russell. Hartford. 1 t; Eben Hill, Jr..
Norwalk. 2d. 1 ‘ '
Free-Fjor-All, One Mlle.——Flrst beat
won by limits Cheylroiet; time, 1:03
$565 second, Barney} Oldileld; time,
Second heat won b
time. 1:03; second.
1:04 3-5. ,
Motoreoycle Race, tFlve Mllea.-Won
by J. Jerome; tinie,i 6:46; second, A.
Smith; third, 8. ’l‘. Filler. *
Touring Car Race Three Miles, each
car loading and ,unl ading passengers
during the rnco.—- on by Charles
Scales; second, ll}. 1‘. Bald. '
Class B, Five Mile Race, based on
weight of cam—Won, by H. Raymond;
time, 6:59 24’: soon ‘ds. 1". K. Derby.
Stock Car Race, ive MIIcs.—'——Won
by Charles Sonics; itime, 6:14; E.‘C.
Bald, second; time. lhzll'i 3-6.
Oldiield'a time by miles In his at-
tempt to break the‘ record wss:~—60
2-i’i, 2 mlns. 4-5 seconds. 3:01 4-5, 4:02
3-5, 5:03 3-5. .
y bouts Chevrolet.
313. Oldfield; time.
REAL ESTA I'E SALES.
I
Several Farms About Norwnlk Change-
ed Hands Dur up the Past
Few Days.
W. B. DeGai-mo, the Norwalk real
estate man. has made the following
sales during the past few days.
801d for J. a. Tibble, Euston, 100
acre farm and buildings, Boston, to
E. B. Brown. New ,York.
Sold for C. C. Mills, 100 acre‘farni
and buildings, Pound Ridge. to Arthur
Emerson. of Brooklyn. ,
Sold for Mr, Fission, of Bedding. 150
acre term and buildings, at that place,
to Rodney Gray, of Jersey City.
BATTLE OF FUNKER HILL.
BOSTON. June i7.-—-Although this
is not it legal holiday, practically all
the business activities of Greater Bos-
ton were suspended today in oboe-c
vnnce'oi the anniversary of the Battle
of Bunker Hill. The patriotic celebrih
lion centered as usual In Charleston's,
the scene of the famous light. A ape.
clai detail or police patrolled the dis-
trict all night to enforce the ordinanc-
cg which require that. the noisy part-
of the. celebration shall not begin until
it a. Ill. Proniptly at that hour there
was an extensive dxplosioni of fire»
works, Two parades were arranged
for Charieaiown during the day, one
consisting of military. naval and civic
bodies, including bilicjackets from vis-
Itlng warships. for the afternoon. and
an electrical parade for the evening.
Various outdoor events attracted
large numbers of people.
ED WITH FOR-
""""‘i
MINISTER CHARG
osa .
NEW HAVEN. Jjune 17.——-Rev. 110b-
t'I‘I It Bronuncr, aillcensed Methodist
preacher of Westville, and at present
pastor of the Bethany church. was ar-
rested and bro‘nghtrbere today on the
charge. of forgery In two counts. lie
was released in court until the 23d.
under $1,000 ball. furnished by Abner
Ilendce, of this city. In the complaint
reference is made to two forged notes
passed on May 16 and 26th, respective
ly, with the Intent. of deiraudlng Silas
J. Peck, of Nestvllie, and Abner Hen-
dee. the latter being his bondsman.
The facts In the case have not been
cleared up by the local police.
.4—
BELLBOY BARIROWS PLEADS
GUILTY.
BRIIJGEI’ORT, June l7.-Oeorgc
Barrows pleaded ilty In the city
court yesterday to the theft of $500
worth of Iowan-y tram Samuel Swan
In the Atlantic Hotel. recently and was
bound over to theiSuperIor Court for
trial In ball of ‘1 600. Barrolve was
captured In New B‘itain yesterday and
he made a full corfeiislon of his guilt
to Detective Capt. Arnold. He robbed
Mrs. Swan while acting as a bell boy
In the Atlantic Hotel, getting Into her
room during her absence.
BridgeporrAdvsrtisemsntI.
nudguoi‘iidmisemem.
The D. M. Read Co.
,1, ‘ auctioned 1037. ..
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Corsets, the P. N. Special.
' The l’. N. is‘a Corset which We carry In regular stock
iii a number of models, but this is a special which we have
much pleasure in uttering. it is thoroughly up to date, a
spring model with the long habit hip, and hose supporters
fastened to front. and hip. It is a soft fine batistc suitable
for summer wear.
Special at 79 vote.
A very superior Corset every way. All sizes, 18 to 30.
bale opened this morning.
Shirt News for Men.
‘ Wc have added a new “and exclusiw style in Neglige
Shirts at our Haberdashery Section. This shirt is for the
particular man who requires that every details shall be cor-
rect. and in this Slilrt he will find it so. The workmanship
cannot be surpassed. The colors are the new tans, greys
and blues. $1.50 and $2.00.
A Little Flurry in Towels.
It is good to‘havc an inexhaustible supply, and econo-
mical too, for the same towels used week after week wear
quicker than it given a rest now and then. \‘Vc ask your
attention to these values which we have arranged for a
brisk sale:
Kitchen Towels,
18x34 . ............. .................. 15 cu.
27x36. extra heavy ........................ 30 air.
Roller Towels, 21/, yards ..... 35 and 40 cu.
Glass Towels, 13x36 . ........... 12V; and 14 etc.
Dish Towels, 18x30 ............. . lat/go and 16 cu.
Class Cloth. extra line ., ., ................. 25 cts
Hemmed Huck Towels.
114 x 36 ..................... 7, 10 and 121/; cts.
til it small linen ..... . ................. 15 cts.
10 x 38 .................................. 20 etc.
20 x 40, extra quality .................... 25 cts.
Hemetitched Towels.
20 x 39, back with daka borders ........ 25 etc.
20 x 38. plain hiick ........... . .......... 25 sin.
20 x 38, Iigiired buck ................ 25 cit.
20 x 38. figured momle cloth .............. 25 etc.
20 x 40 damask ....................... 25 cts.
Special for the Kitchen.
Our perfectly equipped Kitchenware Store is of the
greatest lilit‘l‘t‘Sl to housekeepers and everyone interested
in domestic economy. for the latest inventions are here. All
labor saving,r articles and helps that belong to thc inanimate
class. As you may judge from the corner window at Fair-
ilCltl avciiuc and Middle street, we have sdmc specials now,
all iisciiil Ilt‘lllS.
The D. M liead
‘ Fioor Baum"
We are Now Prepared to show full Lines
of Spring Floor Coverings. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
. caarsis
lactate. Tapestry. Brussels. VelveiéBOdil
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ADVERTISID LETTIM.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following postollloes for
the current week: .
South Norwnllt—«N. N. Arnold. Miss
Hattie Bacon, 43 West 81.. Miss Nei-
Ile Booter, rs, IA. Clark, Anthony Do-
lisouwakl. Mleii Kathnryn Gilbert. Miss
Adllna Could. H. Larsen. (2). Frank
Lyons, A. W. Me‘key, II. A. Preston,
Washington Itoliliaon. Johan Rosin,
Luigi Candel'a. lanes (1. Thomas till),
II. A. Watermark;
Ill. Iii. CROWD. P. M.
Norwalk—damml Cardiff C. II, Cant,
Box 47; c. liiiclliloltl. Riverside, and
First St: J. W. Jones. Rosa Lscmm.
It. Crow 81.: Ivan‘ baloney, Mrs. Chas.
A. Bpofford.
this. KEITH, P. M.
ALI. Tl ID OUT.
Hundreds Me In Ioutli Norwslli In
oi. as sugar.
Tired all the true: '
aWonry and war out alibi and say:
flack when: It “ac as.
All on account Kittie kidneys. .
Must liel the at their work.
sinus will publ 6» 1m:
The oonllrma ,‘ny
diluted in Iliisiish. ~
I
'. fry"“.:
it "~:
i eat prices.
China and Japanese Mailings. Oil Cloths. -
and Linoleums. Mats and Rims
Shades to Order a Speciality.
3i. else
'4 WASHINGTON 8T»
us.
scorn soawsnx, c
to is is yoid‘ heat «species noel We selltlit 113:: flash”:-
4
A south on lk‘iflttun showsyou'
-, an. Addie Bs'
street. says:
not have been i
, $4
I pres All
_ i3 scorn.
Induced me to n 7
drug store. They gore lilo mile: at
.. 1 am pleased to recommend
For sale by at dealers. Price 50
seats. m IIIIII 00., W
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to til moo-dines“ i“
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Wwdatursitmo.» '«
leek Wear at low prices.
B. HEB
, . I 85 8019'.
m Watstl'bt. Takings-3“.
' l f" ’ ' ‘Wsw Austral. 145-3.
Pull c Marker. II So. Main St.
“I”. 5 Mfln‘hmi . ., . 5r ',
Steam Willis“! I‘m aster '
"os‘Listss‘arlo'ssitossm some. ' ’- ,
Illk suits, skirtsp'mrnmd liaise“ Unirlilunstl. Alse s also use d ,
DIM! IU‘VIIM ILIIWHIHI COM! T0 III THI PAIR OLOAK
AND ’UI ITOII.
Norwalk Chronicler