o. ‘ill . '
l
I)
~ 2 Fungal”: '3
. Ray‘mOnd. Bros.
’ The HétCh a Barley Co
I
' Spruce, Hemlock, Chestnut and Yellow-pine Timber.
.A large and splendid assortment of rough and finishing lumber in the
following woods: Spruce. Hemlock, White Pine. North Carolina Pine. Call-
fornla Pine. Oregon Pine, Sugar Pine. Alabama Pine, Larch. b‘ir, Red Cedar.
White Cedar. Elm. Ash, mk. Muplc. Cypress. Chestnut. Sycamore. Black
Walnut. Mahogany. Cherry, Bass-wood. White Wood and nginllnwitue.
We'keep in stock and make to order doors, sash. blinds. mouldings. in-
terior house trim. porch columns, ballistcrs. stair ncwels and rails. window
and'door screens. shop johbing and cabinet work done. Sawing. planing and
,turniltg. Ordinary ladders and extension ladders, 12 ft. to 32 It lengths.
“Rainbow," ”Bird" and ”Buckskin" Sheathing Papers, :I. 2 and 3 ply tar
paper. “Alnlltite.” “Amazon.” "Cronolite" and "Lincoln" rooting. “ Key.
stone" and "Ac‘lne" hair insulator for deafening and warmth.
Water Street. ’l‘elcphones—Yard, 46; Mill, 46-3. South Norwallr
OLD KING COAL I8
HAVING A LIVELY TIME
inst. now, and Is playing havoc all
~. over the country. but he will settle
d intohuslness bye-and-bye. Mean-
1339. we are doing business at the
fitnebld stand, and are supplying the
acids of the people of The Norwaiks
wihhjust as good and just as clean and
lo sfactory coal as we have ever sold
béforo, and if you need a new supply.
cent! as your order and we will
once.
target: at.
v' < lilo Daniel Keogh Coal 00.
.‘M Iolview Ave. 'Phono. 548
BRANCH OFFICES.
.flnry's News Store, Railroad Place:
Dildos Drug store. Washington Street
Mdflo.‘ ,. ~
‘. 1mm WORRY I SMILE.
,. «ILL.
per cent. increase on insurance.
lilo Read It Valli Electrical company.
(,L-i' w¢"Lguu_antee all our work. . ,L as
i «
AL. AND. ‘ woo‘b
, , Bewker’s‘ dominate:
ca. Hershfleld teen.
.3 W1“.
. to: a"
‘I , . ,.
‘.‘:lt was one of those hurry affairs
2L
‘1 ‘Ie‘rh'et him in Ru land last " Whittier
i and when he play
‘ introduced me to int;
i wanton surplus
. a house in fiction
0
..B
do the nephew of Thomas W.‘ Melony
. of that place, one of the foremost law-‘ l
I ill!“ .
, solnesr man she ever saw. and I can
, check the rift-axes of
. t.lle,"'whits. plague" that cl
. pnratlon when Foley's honey and TM
' had attempted to light it
Have our wiring brought up to requirements and save flitccn'
. .dPhQ‘le 83-4
*lie
; .
a » ~ ossnnntlgh
5 L ‘ L iris, swollen. . small
t
id e“ ate critic marriue.‘
l. ,L LedLoa refiner.
it‘s trad Frill . anyway.
'1 and? placards: arcffa little mixed. hail? '
my mindlhshe said.“ g‘l. at L e ,
flirodch‘a chum‘of mind. “93‘le
Methane .ig,in .ourahorua. and ,I L as
ovelh‘t first sights'Ned is'iust a at
he..bandaonwst m a Lever pawl; Biol-L
its New Kandahar
to work had" No 5
studies! 'Ho‘iii‘imt"
and When the snow:
trees in; going there to, live. No more
oad'wdy or chorus for rue; Ifm sickl
uncured otdt." “ ' '
Copvsfcomesltrom Rutllnid. Vt; 'ahdf
margin the slate": lie Lsnldithis‘ mornfi
"There's notllinlt'iollt. i am not
married to Miss Hu‘mmett‘and do not
in‘enrl to be. 'I‘hcrexis no truth in her
story. except that” she and l are or-
qnainted. i am not even the hatId~
prove an alibi for a month of Fridays".
There is no minister named Goodalll
in Hartford. . . ‘ ‘
was AGAINST co sdnrnonc .
lAll nations are endeav‘rirlng to
consumption:
aims. so
many victims each year. . Foley's
Honey and ’l‘ar cures coughs and colds
perfectly and you are in no‘dangeruf-
consumption. Do not risk your
health by taking some unknown pror
is safe and certain In results. Ask
for Foley’s Honey and Tar and insist
upon having it. Plaisied‘s Drug
Store. . "
NURSES‘MLEET.
Miss Bolton, of Bridgeport. on Execu-
- rive Board.
NEW HAVEN. . May 10.———Abollt
to members attended the annual
meeting of the Graduate Nllrses‘ A890;
elation held here yesterday at the New
Haven liospltal._ Morning and after:
noonsesslons W91“9,llei(_l. Mrs. Mary
l. Fuller, state president. presided and,
addresses were made by Supt..Cod-
"dington of the hospital; Rev. Edward
A. Home. of India: Mrs. Franklin ll.
Lockwood, of Granny. and Mrs. Sara
'l‘. Kinney. of this city. Officers were
elected as follows;
President. Miss l. M. Alballgh. New
Haven: first vice president. Miss M.
' J. Wilkinson, Hartford: second vice
pre‘sldent. Miss E. A.LSomers. Water-
bury: recording secretary, Mrs. F.’ B.
Lockwood. Granny; treasurer. Miss R.
M. Heere‘y. New Haven. Executive
board. Miss Emma L. Stowe, New
Haven: Miss Alice M. Smith. Hart-
ford; Miss Mary L. Bolton. Bridge-
port. ‘
. A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
could not bring as! much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wilke_ of Caroline. With. as
did one the box of Bucklen’s Arnical
Salve, when it completely cured a run—
ning sure on her leg, which had tor-
tured her ,28 long years. Greatest
antiseptic healer of Piles, Wounds and
Horse. 250. at F; H. Baxter's. South
Norwallt, and E. P. Wood's. Norwalk.
drug stores. ”
W
. BURN! PROVED TO BE FATAL.
New Britain Woman Dropped Lamp.
éCIothing Caught Fire.
NEW fiRJ'l‘ALIN, May ll.--Mrs. Eli-L
sabeth Winston. aged iii) died Liam.
nights at the New Haven hospital as
a result of burns received into yester-
day afternoon while‘ alone at. her home
here. ’Mrs. Winston who was subject.
It is said. to epileptic fits. had been,
left alone by her daunhtcr-In-luw. who,
had looked her in. " . . ‘
it is supposed that Mrs. Winston
. lamp. and,
then, an. attack of epilepsy coinia on.
had let ,tbolanlp fall. smashing I and
coming It. to not fire to ilelj..CIOi.}iiI\S-.
tittle domino Wu done to the house
y the blaze; which was quickly ex-
Mrs. Winston was found lying in a“
bedroom. . .. .
“I .
CHICAGO AGAINST JICRET
0:890; SOCIETIES.
ClllCA . May low-The Chicago
board of Macedon last night rook illfi’
most striaiont notion possible under
the lawlio put an end to high school
fraternitlaseleciaticsil fly a vote, of
to It the '4snii-frat".rule was made,
0 olive. Unless the marchers of tho
didoreni athletic and orniorical Ltoapnl
In the soot-otsmi’etloa they will not
permitted to represent their school
in ifl‘lflbiibéfiilfttut. . ' ‘tr ‘
,. ; .Lg “my
5'
rolls and demo «3%? am
9 ‘ titties orihlnsf ,. L?!" Alford
too more. .. ,Itdfllititthh set and
' saunas
and cello“ ' tutti;
shoves chit-
sot all pain-
‘ l1
‘ ii it until
, to .
WNW; limit
or the; day. cosmetics.
‘ nominees.
1 ted's Drug Store.
.torod with leading physicians and
tinsuiobod bv the fire departmetiif‘,
at. once withdraw from lnsmbershipw .
MW WWW”
' L assailants. root-tie .
' A’ polish to be shaken. offal-3
‘ shoes. Smartest.
his , in an; “ ‘
”oil
(1 III
in
. . li’
It ,
. i . L‘
are alts)
,e mural-Ital. st
lilo, . . "
hL hay ‘passl
i t! semi remain
,L first
"thigh. ht Lille“. statement
ital illihnjil'at'liittldit."
. {fining-3 Pgicg lso,
‘ ‘. “f u u a“
span 'Jforqthe Unite
W
rf- is ‘LLLna'ng‘le’séDoanlsé4iind
Nay lioorusn 0.
‘ withhold...Goodrich.
:er lag ' M. D. thssell’s
in). tor. sonicantrcofiptroller. ”I!
. will I
no votes ill“!
wards wold L
flatmhlaclicno... . .L ..
lateness; counted pastor _ L L
.hallotsaere produced, autism:
rich which were not counted for him
The Second
erd ballots were, cotdttodwestcrday
morning. One :or two ballots were
found In Mr. .Goodriehtsjavor. .‘As
Mr. Russell was declared 91%ch by a
majority of 27, Mr.~0huy¢h sees no
way of overcoming that number and
will not. push the. investigation further.
Judge Reed has been asked to pass
on the ballots prerluced. Mayor Thom-
as as counsel for Mr. Russell. disputing
Mr, Church's claim that they should
go to the credit of the Republican
. . .' \
PIRATING FOLEY’S HONEY AND
TAR ‘
Foley [Lo 00.. Chicago, Originated
Honey and Torres a‘throat and lung
remedy. and on account of tthgreat
merit and unanimity ef'li‘oley's busy
and {Far .lmanyv imitations. are offered
an the genuine. These worthless
imitations have similar . sounding
names. Beware of them. The gens
nine Foley‘s Honey and Tar is In a
yellow package; Ask for it and re-
use any substitute. it Is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. Plain.-
0
EPWONTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
BRISTOL, May 10.~—'l‘he fortleth an-
nual convention or the New. gloves
district or the .Ebwbrth rescue was In
session yesterday at. the Prospect M.
E. Church. . There were 126 delegates
present. representing 76 churches in
this district. ill the absence of the
president. Ashley L. Willis. of New
Harempreslded over the meeting. The
pastor of the church. Dr. A. H. Goodc-'
nough .xave the address of welcome.
and a response was given by Rev. Wil-
liam McNIchol, of Watertown.
The morning session was taken up
with the‘reports of the various officers
of the district, which showed steady
progress soda total membership of 2.4
uric- An up .al was made for a levy
of tax of live cont tho members to
establish a fictional headquarters.
”We
WAS WABTING AWAY. L
“i, had been troubled with kidney‘
disease for the last five years." writes
Robeftdt.’ Watts. efficient. Mo. f‘l
lost flesh and neVer (sit well and doc-
tried all remedies suggested without"
relief.
ney Cure and less than two bottles
completely cured mound _i am new
sound and well." During the sum'
mer kidney irregularities are often
cruised by excessive drinking or being
overheated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using _‘oley's kidney Car's;
Plaistcd's Drug , tore. ., »
FREIGHT HANDLER! SELECT IN-
asunoranv.
'NEW HA EN. May 10.—-The stl'ilt-
ins freight audiors on the railroad
here yesterday askediltew. Artemns .l;
Haynes. of Iheilnitcrl Church. to serve .
an an intermediary with the cmnpany‘s
oflicials so that a possible basis for a
compromise. for a settlement of,the
trouble could be‘found. Mr. Haynes.
nuddhlmseii familiar with the conrll.
tlon and then went to see the railroad
oillclula In order to get their side of
theLLcnpc. .. l“ . ..
l'OitTUNATI Mme, HIANO.
"Wlle'l’tl was can: lot, at Livonia.
M0,." . rltca 'i‘. . or. .1193" of
Graysville. Mo., "three of'my ‘cllsto
more were pnmllltéliiil' curgl of con.
slimntlon‘by Dr. King'sWew ilcovery,
antiwar; well and trauma L . One
was trying to col ,hi pro? and
‘ , ya to Ariadne. but“ i' sing New
, . cry a short t numerous It un-
gto scary tc‘do so“ it ’ std Dr. King's
. e , Discovery as it osivwoiidsrflu
Liciilo L, in ‘9 Motion.” ‘ ’ . lurost
Garth null solo: no'uhdwnil'd‘t up:
turn; healer. (i ,Lrilittoud by F. L.
Barrier. South L ,
Weed Namath, ‘
fl. LL L‘l'rlal Limiter
. Milo. 'vAudl-i ”' II-A‘l
:L, . ay io.-—-Mrs. not:
trade Vaughn ’
out hail pond
.i
. A
. it
due ,has until recon
~ irate on those prod .D
‘7. toithe A
" Ia ‘
Lmd
, .L . g , _ lil‘ , .
. ultimate. a ~ ~
It as ours himin sscri time a duo
is drain
Finally I tried Foley's lgld- I“
a .
“Whit“
action 1..
mi ”(hermeneutic
inference
‘l n Mia of th
' plo‘rat‘ss
i shipped
.i‘? ,trolcunt
to: ‘ the ~i'uil
. van lines.
t‘ha‘ile tho bone-L
New. flatten . rail
safety and be
publicng‘ L, L - L. L i: .
"‘In other Wordl. airline
on a commodity and . all
from St. Vital to . ’
producst would be
local r oathe‘
"Men In us they mik
.1!me pI;o-{atin%l:llp ii
‘ . ..mnn{“i ,1 F MMIGM L7
:1 ram! Commuting imagination
. . ..- r. .r. ~
usiilnt the Standard Oli Co’in‘pf‘ _, W. iii
that entcrnr. .o .to which tattoo I a one:
tetra.“ il"“‘.i§‘“°'l“°“lil“
- e ‘a.v our 6.?! rec a
idea: plants. . " hit. ID '
l i
li'Thus on a shipment ‘ nah" choline
' to“. say, Pawtucket, the Standard Oil
v... mpany would transport to. Provid-
s cc by water, and be obliged to nail
the full local rate only from Provid-
ence to Pawtucket. whereas another
company. lacking the tidewater facili-
i has of the Standard on, would have to
1 only the full ’Iooal rate over the all-rail
Iine.’ As against other companies.
Wherefore. Lfitaadard‘ on could make
some having; but the-statenwnt that
this saving amounted to hundreds of
the sands of dollars is absurd.‘
:“ he Now~Haven road'hundled this
business the way it did for many years
because it believed it best for all in-
terests and the safety of the public
which that road serves; and. although
in no way obliged to do so. and ob
though Its position in the matter was
demonstrated to be. legally right and
proper, it recently abandoned that po-
sition. and agreed tojpro-rate on oil.
preferably to sui'fe’rlnt continued mis—
representation.~and yielding to the pro»
iurlce which that misrepresentation
unjustly created." L
BEST FOR WOMEN'AND CHILDREN
On account or its mild action and
Syrup is Especially recommended for
women and children. It does ,notnau-
soate or gripe like pills and ordinary
cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without irritating"
them. 4 Remember the name Orino
and refuse substitutes. Plaisted's
Dru: Sto . *0
CONN EOTICUT PATENTS.”
The following were issued May 8.
List. furnishodfrom the office 01’ A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port, Conn.
George W. Sheridan and W. A.
XheeIer, Bridgeport, blank check
e.
John Lynch, Bridgeport. handle for
forks, spoons, and similar articles, dc-
signs.
Wilson E. Porter, New Haven. watch
barrel arbor.
head, West Haven, tube compressor.
James S. Copehead. Hartford. driv-
ing mechanism for bicycles. etc.
Leonard B. Gsylor, Stamford, safety
razor. .
G. A. Lindestrom, Stamford,
latch and lock.
A. Bunnatyne, Waterbury. wheel for
clocks or watches.
t F. W. Bennett, Waterbury, calcula-
or.
Charles Glover, New Britain.
bearing cone.
Justus A. Trout. New Britain. level.
Bert A. Brown, Bristol glazer's
tools.
door
bail~
n.
11‘ 1.4. Richards. New London. mass
making machine.
Richard M. Riggs, South Norwaik.
curtain fixture .
John H. Trumbull. Plalnvllle panel-
swiich and cut—out. -
. ’ . . Trade-Marks.
challenge Cutlery Corporation.
Bridgeport. ralors.
Hirsh Brothers. New Haven. water-
proof textlie fabrics and garmenta‘
made therefrom.
Moo RIWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
\been. able to cure in all Its stages, and
.thut is Catarrh. Hall's‘caturrh Care
Is the only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
‘belng a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Cniurrh cure is taken internally.
OIL
._ 'actinx directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
ass , store in doing its work.
Then _ rtors‘hove so much faltltda
itsu . us aware that they offer
one it tired liars for any case that
it. foils to sure.
It onials. .
Ad rolls: ,“ ,
r. J. cerium a 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugvgilt‘
Tulle Hall's
cnavoav Isometric!
- ‘5 county; ’
BATKV‘IA, a: it. fills . _ .
the WGTBIIiISIICIii..¢Wl dinette tar.
MG?
growliom with-
” slitsdnduest
soothe: not. dotting. the
. "a . . .
whovwao
. ‘litrharjing ‘ "
gr, * . our
town ars‘e in!
coding taken
bail-was“ plasmas
a
u if“ .
«it?
L "iilrplll‘ifodttr
.'tl.l
o
till!» on;
Le cont-t. .stotorl...that‘ ..
would be
and that.
‘i’ili'lfliliatod all
data when a hearing will below“ Ni all “Li". «W ‘7’ I
W! . Itlmrbmll I‘%
her, was woutu’m ‘
.0 'I
*rdeiill...‘
time of he doc
pleasant taste Orlno Laxative Fruit,
E, K. lmmniwell and H. R. Elton- ..
'l‘hcron 8. Carroll, Winstod, safety
Band for list of m: . .
75 *L
m y. fails for constll
to nation. . ‘ “ , u
cht..L . '
Marten L I .
Rel/.AI mood. on . ' ti.
7 ‘ti‘tr ‘ ‘n ‘fifiecfigiiiifi
it? the:
waif] _.n.lsiln.‘ili?.‘l ‘ sitar: «iii
,Laion. “iii? . Lin-fin
w .4 .. . . .
Ln
‘ 1.2; LI). . . .. .
. o" o l. .-
Porch Fitting-s.
’I‘hc corncti'iwindovvv at” Taii'iield avenue and Middle
street gives one an Model a cosy veranda. Vudor screens,
' . rugsi. chairs. hammockcpshions and the tea table. all Con-
- tribute to the general comfort; Those ‘l’orch Fittings are
not expensiveand a moderate sum will go far towards
making a pleasant living room in the open air.
' The no‘rilr\villtiow‘oi‘iilc Carpet Store shows :1 Porch
Suite of satin walnut which is very handsome. The warm
broimicoior of the wood set-ins to blend well with all sur—
'rouL'dihgs. , .L . ' . , Ly
' i ‘ ‘ Fprniturc,’iourth Iloor.
“ Vudor Screens and Rugs, first floor.
Hill“lllPFi‘So.,baS°.m9!‘tv, '
h ' . up...
no: .0“ 1.”. m a
Two Daintyil Octton Fabrics.
Jacquard Taffeta.
This is a fine itlcrcerizcrl goods in two-toned effects.
Stripes and checks ilavc'over-iying figures, tiny flower ric—
sigils and the like which are very dainty. A beautiful line
of colorings. 25c. L
Arnold‘s Mull.
About a dozen patterns in these. all light- grounds. with
'tiliy black rings, and ekcclicnt imitation of eyelet embroid-
ery. Some of the designs have Dresden iloral‘figulzcs in
colors. The effect is very pretty. 39c.
‘ Wash Goods Section.
O . Q
011 Stoves.
L We have a lineLoleamp Stoves. low priced. with till
tanks. heavy burners, and 33/2. inch wicks.
.L Single stoves,‘2 wicks,» 65:.
L Double stoves. 4 wicks, $1.25.,
'1‘ in Ovens to fit these ‘stilvcs. 7g.
Sheet iron Ovens,'98c. 4‘
l. Wax Paper. Chemically pure for household use. her
cowering bread. cake and poetry. or wrapping lunches. It
keeps food from drying, and prevents the transmissionof
odors. ' ’v
y
24 sheets for so.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW AN ATTRACTIVE LINE Om
CARPET RUGS, SIZE 3 YARDS BY 4 YARDS. IN VARIOUS GRADES. IN-
CLUDING INGRAINS. ART SQUARES. TAPESTRY, AXMINSTER 'AND
BODY BRUSSELS. WE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
. l
l ‘ . .. L m.
. v.24, 1'12”. L.
CARPETS, ALL GRADES. CHINESE AND JAPANESE MM‘TINGS.
OILCLO'I‘HS AND LINOLEUMS. SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
scorn noawALk, coal:
. ,TolephoneL.446..L,.
it w Hi“
. L L
84 WASHINGTON ST»
.7 v;
New”... W-.. .w“..-—. ”an...”
. ........
‘5
w...
.5 ”fig i3 phe.
.3" have boon’ compelled to yc-ordorLLsLavel-al tim
loos we offer are not ed M
a. i in.» :5. Mil w.’
Liihowtha no
l
rennet; L ,, “will
L cerium ' . toil-us
M or * id at A ‘ ’ I in
The]..bsairr§ijysirrs some.“
n ,~
on» i Rafi“? ~ .
LL:Loll‘blotla. 1.th Window
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