. its
“sealed to Past.
nominations" ~
~ . . . . ,
elexates assembled at.
' hall. Bridgeport. yester-
. gt the opening session
conVention of the
address of welcome was
by Mayor Marcus 1.. Rey-l
“ .0f Grand Master: Sidney
of Bridgeport was read.
President
, if“ 1 a .
3y“ aths‘dfiuTshTm-pm
drama... inroads.
in now a houuho word all 5m to a
country. 1 . . .
.. , '1‘
nan. i.ver Compliaiut. Constipation.
Indigestion, sick eodache. tilddineu,
They
; 'llveii lite liver“
and bring health and good spirit.) .
Pure «Vegetable.
Abou‘littsiy Harmless. N
For Sale Everywhere.
. , ‘ 20 cents than.“ hymn“.
on. J. I1. scuauck a son.
salmon-tron.
dice. Malaria, etc
0
Lodge of Connecticut:
tatlves: Once again we are
the 2.400 members of
s smiths 1.000 meni-
lodgss in Bridgeport.
lthough not held on the
take account of our stew-
‘hav phased have been
. filiy’rsay that the year has been
fié’f: .03 in some" previous years
«“1 ‘llin in numerical strength
. married. but most satisfactory in. he held in New Haven.
mm appreciation of the world
,I iprinciples upon which 0111'
.empl‘ifieq‘mm“ lot the magnificent re-
sponse Which came like a swelling
:flood"w1ien the bitter Cry of distress
soon across the continent from the
m liken, flre' swept ruins of San
Madison. .And w!’ may fccl highly
. Reds/to note that this cxcmplitlca~
the great spirit of fraternity
M ot’tbeen‘ confined to the incur
'ot, out-”order. to the members of
docs bonded Ill fraternity. but
fig ‘ombraced the whole world.
in. one fell stroke of nature has
defile whole world kin. and the
mfidmincipie. of brotherhood. to
- , We are pledged. has received
. tremendous encouragement in its pro
more “towards that period when our
1 shall bind all nations and tongucs.
a reporting to you the work of tho
maria this. jurisdiction. it is satisfac-
‘ of! to note that there has been a
,‘ [in "insmbershlp. although small.
it anus” l. 1904. the membership
. .078. The figures forfianusry l.
3005, are 18,606. an increase of l28.
‘ny‘g'unusual conditions have operated
‘ op‘dntrn the increase. The full
.. . 95 the grand secretary will show
' ‘“ A 0 «here has been an unusually
’ ”or of deaths. The grim
u been busy in our ranks. and
. more than the average number
at years have crossed the river
finoflin‘try from wlioso bourne no
: flier returns.
i. if there. has been an unusual:
r0! deaths and withdrawals.
. .ftioinpensation is found in the
.. . “decrease«inausponslons, This
'1' the number is 353 against 431
sir months ago. a decrease of 78
' iorifincreased membership. 'l‘vm
isotope may be drawn from this
"5!. First. that the members or
or in general more thoroughly
clam the value of its connection.
second. that the financial set-r0-
jand the lodges are dealing with
Mr in s more systematic man»
theRobekah branch of the or.
thls state is able to show a gain
mberahlp during the twoivc
"tits. stilt there have lined alto
outlay suspensions. it. does
toitme that the mcmbcrs oi
: dinale lodges tnko vim lu-
t In the Rebekah Ili‘iilll'Il of 11m
do this jurisdiction that lltcv
to The membership is only
.fig in of 09 for the year. with
giants lodge membership of
l"
_ Officers Elected.
"TH tailoring officers were oiectoti.
lied y Past Grand Master
. Chillonger.
tarsal! Master—~03. G. Hurl-
' Widows.
rden-aGrant ll. Kierstcnd.
rouutatlvo to the Boyer:
d‘ MsMidnoy W. Chal-
doom- ‘
‘iutivo Officers.
luv-Rev. c. H. Smith.
it . ' .
”Mayor W. is. Thom-
'- filhmmlttsu.
. .
e Order—vocation de-
M.-: H. C. disruption. No.
. man. No. 393130119
it No. ‘ .
Bistro
grand secretary; R. C. Henze. 91: S.
E. Magson. 72. .
ADDGMB‘JL '5. Keith. P. (l. M: ported favorably the bill granting a
pension to Henry Moody. of Hartford.
4; Il‘. B..Worthlnginn. N0. 11: H. J- who served in CO. H. Eighth CODI](-‘.('II~
cut Volunteers. The bill was intro-
duced by Senator Builtciey and called
for $50 pier month. which was reduced
to $30 lv lhc committee. 'l‘hc conr
Special Committees. mitteo lso reported favorably thc
bill to grant a pension of $30 per
month to Andrew E. Kinney, of Wil-
limautic. Co. I). illst Connecticut Vols
, . “n untcers, and the same amount. to S.
Place or Meeting l' D' 1" Manvlile‘. lloi'ucc Perry. of iiazardvlilc. Co. G
Ninth New Hampshire Volunteers
Both of those bills have passed the
house.
her in annual session. at. .
hasghsen somewhat fliummond ~P. Mcrwln. P. G. M.. No.
gxfisicim: ”1‘10”" Hirsch. No. 85; Clarkson N. ‘li‘owlcr.
in ‘y. 1111 39h ”:9 No. 82; Walter Pond. No. 5; li‘rcdcr-
1 .. sea. nbrt’itii f' ick M. Card, No. 99: E. C. Goodwin,
you a he 9' y No. 25; Charles J, Anderson, No. 07.
I .
.hil'nal meeting ’of the grand M.: Fred 8. Hunt. P. G. M.: Charles
is, on much likes. birthday ob. 3- Ware. 1’. G. M.
“to: disorder. in this Juris- P. (i. 11.; J. Frank Foster. No. 45; S.
ls always a fitting time. E. Mlli‘bei‘g. N0. 38.
0 state whether the twelve M: W. S. Hutchinson. G. S.
. Contracted a Cold While Celebrating
Her Elghtieth Birthday Anniversary. another Connecticut visitor.
son Davis. wife of the rcsidcut of the
Southern Confederacy. who is ill at the
Hotel Gerard. has suffered a relapse
and today Iit‘l‘ condition was said to bc
serious. During the morning hours
resort was had to the 1150 of oxyacu.
years, has been falling recently. and
about two wcks ago experienced an
attack of grip. which for a tinic grcuily
alurmcd her friends. lilitci'. however.
she showed marked improvcmcnt and
“son Hayes Davis. a student at Prince-
idu‘Alonro 0. Church.
I the standing. and
rem a. u “ . r. a
democrat}. {Titles
if.“ “a. fibril).
w Wilts.
Necrologywtlsorge H. Colweli. P. G.
'l‘i'attspot'tation~l’. Botsl’ord, P. G.
Unfinished Busincss~Horacc H.
N" volition. or ptagna- Jackson. P. G. M.: .leorgc W; Smith. duccd in the house a lull to grant ll
flncement. ithink we may No. 25: George K. Hawlcy. No. 7.
- Itcbekah~M. 11. Reynolds. No. -i; ii].
eral‘progresa. 110080 may-k. 0. Iialtin, N0. Ii; I1. I). “'iltol'liollst‘.
' ’ ’ No. 59: H, D. Perdue. No. 28.
The next .graiid lodge session will
NEW YORK. May l7.——Mrs.- .lcffcrt
Mrs. Davis. who is advunccd it.
recently was declared to be out of duu~
gar.
Last night. there was a dccidcd
changeltu‘ the worse and Dr. Wylie.
who was hastily summoned. remained
for scrotal hours in the sick room. At
his direction lhc pattlcnt‘s respiration
was aided by artificial means.
Her daughter. Mrs. J. Addison
Hayes. and her grandchildren. Jeffer-
ton University anti his sister. arc al-
most. constantly at her bcdsldc.
Mrs. Davis celebrated her cigliticlb
birthday on Monday two weeks ago
On that day she went for a drive and
contracted a cold.
ARRESTED IN WASHINGTON.
~—
George w. Conweil Wanted in Bridge-
port for Grand Larceny.
WASHINGTON, May l7~(icorge W.
Conwell. wanted by the police of
Bridgeport. Conn. was arrested here
on the charge of grand larceny ycster
day. A dispatch from the chic! of pt).-
lice of Bridgeport says an officer will
leave there to bring Conwcll to that
city.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. May l'l.~—~Convcll is
wanted iii this city for the theft of
bonds and jewuls to the amount of
311.000. which were stolcn front the
house of Mrs. Johanna Lumpkin. six—
tccn months ago. last. Deccmbcr
lonwell was arrested on suspicion. and
during his incarceration the bonds
were found in the basement of tho
Wheeler and Wilson office. whcrc Cour
well was employed. The bonds were
returned to Mrs. Lunipkin. but not the
jewels. After this had transpired u
uollc was cult-red against Conwcll on
account of luck of evidence. But the
prosecuting attorney has secured the
necessary evidence and thc urrcat was
ordered.
oisMissED STUDENT ATTAOKh...
PROFESSOR.
CHICAGO. May 17.~After ho had
been ousted from Northwaatorn Unlu
versity School. William l0. Wallace. 0
student in the chemistry dcpurtmont.
yesterday attacked Prof. David 0. En-
cles. a member of the faculty, who. ha
charged was responsible for his dis-
missal. Wallace was arrested. but ro-
loasod (in bond later.
According in Wallace his dismissal
resulted after he had appropriated
Prof. Eccios' burette. a small glass in-
strument used In nioaaurinu liquids in
chemical tests, Tuesday. Walloon illi-
mittod taking the instrument, but do
sled he had stolen it.
. ZHANDPF QHQ'I’VAND. KILLED.
TAMBOW, Russia, May l’i.-—-thtn-
off, a police otilcer who participated
in the brutal maltreatment of Maria
Splrldono‘vo. was shot and killed on
the street here today by an unknown
person. The avengers of the young rc-
voiuttonists recently meted out the
same fate st, Borissoxlieluk‘ to Abram-
off. the smack other who boasted of
his cruelty to her while she was in
prison.
. W
IRIITOL csocgtzanmuncrussa
saloons. my 1'7.-soiomu c.
£th
at the
Officials of Two Ha
committee on the judiciary is busily
arranged in giving hearings to the in- _
stlrunce commissioners and insurance “
officials on the Amos bill. to goguiate
the business of insurance in h
trtct offloiunibia. Several commla- :
. slousrs have already spoken in favor
"' “h ”ill ”m Mt. ‘ of the bill. although many amend-
ments have lion suggested to it. .
Among those who spoke yesterday
were: N. J. Messenger. actuary of the
Archibald Wolch. actuary of the
Phoenix Company, both of Hartford.
ll‘hey spoke in oppouition to the bill.
1 Former Insurance Commissioner Fred-
“M” "I “"9" I" ““9“" , eriok A. Balls. of New Haven. is also
here and yesterday attended thevliear-
JinrtburnJ‘latuieucy. Nausea. Jauu- lugs. ‘Hc did not speak however.
seated 'a large petition signed by Fresh
(lent Woodrow Wilson and professors
of Princeton college. urging the pas-
. . sage. of the bill for the consolidation
' of third and fourth class mail mutter.
Congressman Spcrry some days ago
introduced a annular petition from
of the lnrgc universities in favoring
this measure. a
pcnsion of $30 per month to George N.
id. 20th Connecticut Volunteers.
Bridgeport. arc licrc on IIlt"il‘ way
-—-——————~—-- liomc. from the South. ’i‘hcy are
MRS. DAVIS HAS A RE’LAPSE. guests of Congressman and Mrs. E. J.
Hill. at. the Corlirnn holcl.
pleased to icurn that. there is at. least
one dreaded disease that. scicncc has
been ablc to cure in all its stages. and
that is (‘niuri‘lL Hull's Cuim'i'h Care
is the only positive curc now known
to the medical fraternity. lutarrli
being a coitstihutiouai disc-use, re»
quires a constitutional treatment.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. thcrcby
red clock manufacturer
th lace died yesterday afternoon
‘ Moi ty care. He was t
“snowstorm” out was engaged to
a mans ' .turs of cloths hero
throughout ironstone career. its
“1'09th organ
‘ rtiord 00mpsaiijs
Advocate tho Am.“ Bill. “.1. “
WASHINGTON. May i’l.w’l‘lta house
e Die
ruvalors‘i insurance Company. and
Petition From Princeton Collage.
Congressman lienry yesterday we
sic University. and other institutions
f learning are following the example
Connecticut Pensions.
'l‘hc senate committee yesterday rc-
(2ongresumau Sperry ycsicrday intro-
lriflln of Chcsiiirc. who scrvcd Iii Co.
Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Boardslcy. of
.1. Francis Quinn. of Bridgeport. is
$100 REWARD_ $100.
The readers of this pupcr will be
liail's Catarrh cure is taken internally.
destroying the foundation of the dis-
casc. and giving the paticut strcngth
by building tip the coiimitulion anti
limoninls.
Address:
Sold by Drugglsis. 700.
Take Hall's Family Pills for cons
BISHOP BREWSTER ORDAINS
THREE.
Jameu’ Church. New Haven.
and are at present grudualc stutlcuts.
go to Washington. i). C.
the sermon.
ilrnihllon.
ted'a Drug Store.
a Miss.cook..of.vthi'0 city.
' W
pleasant taste
women and children.
~ bout. clubs' a Derby. One is the Hou-
~ satanic P0 or Boalwciub and the oth-
er in the Naugatuck Valley Power
Boat Club. The first is the older. .
but the second one seems to be last ‘
as strong. The fact In that there are ‘.
enough boatmen in the associated 1
‘ communities to support two organisa-
- tions. and this being realised by the
launch owners they are not enthusias-
tic upon the subject of a local bout
my“ will).
m «and h ind! tied. if“
f'you or! subject to
arduous-non. you t!
ioddhmlimufbraath.
be rtburn or palpitstlon
ndi «indulging»
ram mews isan . .
heart. Th" crowd" eh
ism mummies. audit: the“ course
than the hfirt becomes diseased. ‘
~ Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
digest; what you out. takes tho
atthn hurt. and contribute- a
strength and health to or
oody. Cursoindigestion.
Stomach. Inflammation of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Dini-
sive Tract. Nervous D
if the Stomach.
Tittl
Ion
use. and promised to be. a good thing.
btit dissousion arose. and as a result
the club is not in the most prosper.
ous condition. ' .
tho stomach to
. aphasia» the
part and into;
ownsone of the fastest as well its one
of tho most compilortabie launches on
the river, in talking upon the subject
of clubs. said that between lbs two.
thcrc will eventually be no chili. He
thinks that tlicy should consolidate.
, as thclr interests lli‘ti practically the
same, and where two would full one
bitty succeed. .
. For himself. he has Joined the club
at Stratford. and he says that many
other launch owners will follow his
example. it is most. important for
than! to be under the protection of
some organization and by the payment
of $12 a year he can store his launch
at any limc and know that. it will be
.ivcll taken care. of. The Slraliord
club liousl- is far away. although it
can easily be reached by lrollcy. l‘ic
Wtiiild prcfcr to bcloug to 11 .local or-
.ganization.
cry organ 0 thy
Dyspepsia. Sour-
yspapsia and Satan is
norm-1w
sold become toryw
i It] «minor.
MRS. LORINO NICHOLS. Penn You. N. Y.
humanitarian-sat
lhad stomach trouble 0
i to It Kodoi Dyspepsia
.ad hurt trouble with it.
lurefsr about tour months and -
D. KAUBLI. flayed-.0.
. ‘ ,, Mo," writes 'l‘. .l. Dwyor, now of
DIUEBTS What You Eat Grnysville, Mo., “three of my custo
sumption by Dr. King‘s NewDiscovery.
m“ ""‘u‘ and are well slid strong today. 0111'
FOR SALE BY move to Arizona. but uttcr using New
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ask for the 1906 {(0001 Almanac an:
200 Year Calendar.
...,.-..__....N.M M... ...
WATERBURY MAN HAD F
. BIG FLOOD.
Though Reservoir Had Burst and Was
Breaking Looos'on Valley Towns.
WA'l‘lEIlBURY. May 17,... When Wilr
liam Mchrmontt.
East Mountain Reservoir. was uwalc
cited by deep, unearthly
caused by the Bridgeport cxploslnn at
I Monday uiornlug’lic duiupcd out
of licd quickly. thinking :t‘n curthqunko
Ililti struck town and that tho
yo had brokcn loose.
. r. MI‘DOI‘IIIUII cullcti
icndctil Kiltiuli's litutso illitI told Ililli
Hc told tho supcriulou:
dent of water. that ho haul boon l'IllIl“
ly awnkcucd by ciirthquultc rumblinzs
and HIInDt‘tll'iI that tho simian had tIlt~
lllili‘tt‘ti thc banks of tho rcsm-volr. Sn
pcrlulcuiicul Kliduil drcsscd
and «iron» out to this i-t-sci-tolr as soon
us posslblc only to Ii‘ili‘ll that “tutu"
ulolt'a fours wcrv unfoiiiiticd.
it wasn’t until bit-lunatic” canto in
in town in thc nursing and saw iii--
lmilctitis of lIlt‘ lirldichort cxplusimw
that IIt‘ kncw tbc rcul cuusc of lIil‘
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that lb-iy oflt-r
One Hundred Dollars for any cat-tr that
it fails to cure. Semi for list of tea-
ll‘runit Allen. of Prospect. also had
an exciting cxpcricucc with tho oxplo»
l-ic thought it was an
quake. cause. the dislics oil the mnlry
shelves rattled lilItI tumbled it
Mr. AIIt'il thought that an—
olhcr (‘lil‘iilqllliiit‘ horror was about to
happen and looked worried .for somc
F. J. CHENEY & (.‘O.. Toledo. 0.
ti-
patiou. ”
The shock was heard
parts of Wutcrbury. but was not sc-
lilosi of tlic policctncii heard
the explosion and thought it was an
earthquake shock.
WAB WABTING AWAY.
“I had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five yours." writes
Robert R. Watts. of Salem. Mo.
lost flesh anti never felt well and doc
loading physicians and
tried all remedies suggested without
Finally I tried Foley‘s Kid
nsy Cure and loss titan two
completely curod ins and i am now
sound anti wcli.”
mer kidncy irregularities are often
caused by excessive drinking or being
Aitcnd to the kidneys ill
once by using Foley‘s Kidney Care
Plaisted's Drug Store.
”—W --......-—
CONNECTICUT MASTER PLUM.
BERS
Episcopal Ciergymen Made at St.
NEW HAVEN. May 17.-iilshop
Brewster. of the Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut. ordained thrcc cundidulcs
into the ministry at St. .laiucs‘ Church.
East Grand avcnuc. yesterday. 'l‘hosc
ordained were William Bturoughs. who
has been in charge of St. .lamcs‘
Church; .1. W. Walker. of Putnam, and
Simon E. Owens. of Trauma. N. .I.
All thrcc young mcn graduated from
the. Berkeley Divinity School last June
Mr. Burroughs will rounds in this
city at St. James. whlio Mr. \Vulhcr .
will go to Putnam and Mr. ()wcn will During the sums
itev. Dr. Brinlcy Morgan delivered
illsliop Brewster was at St. .luuios'
church in Wcstvillc 'l‘ut-sday plight.
where be administered tlic riic of coat
of New Haven.
Was Chosen President.
liltilxtldl’tllt'l‘. May
tccnlh annual convention of tho t‘onv
necllcut Master Plumbers Association
opened in tiraud Arthy Hall in this
Major .l. J. liurlcy.
of this city. ncllng 11s proxy for Mayor
licynolda. Wt'I(.'illIi|‘tI tho dolcsaios tuid
cittouded to thorn to the frucdoiu of
iiouilno business only was
transacted and tho following officers
circled for the ensuing ycar:
James M. English. of New Huron.
president: James F. Duffy. Hartford.
first vlcoprealdcnt;;.Arthur itrown. of
Norwich, second. vice-president; (l. 8.
Bull. of Hartford. financial secretory:
Clinton iii. Colo, of New Haven. record-
ing and correspondiii
scs F'. Mitiitvnrius. 0 this city: trca»
PIRATINO FOLEY'B HONEY AND
TAR
Foley 0 (10.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
titerlt and popularity of Foley’s Honey
and 'l‘ar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. 'l‘hcsc worthless
imitations have similar saturating
ponies. Beware of them. The pen-
uino Foley's Honey and TM Is in a
yellow package. Ask for It and re
fuse any substitute. it is the boot
remody for coughs and colds. Plais-
‘. I.
city yesterday.
CHARG! WITH ROIBING MAILO.’
HART RD. Mail 17.~Harry Rob-
inson. the youth who attempted to
swallow it money order of. the police
station when arrcstod on a charge of
bicycle theft. was arraigned 'beforo
Commissioner . B. Marvin. yesterday.
on a charge 0 robbing the mails and
Was remanded for trial in the United
States Court Juno ii undcr bonds of 82.-
000. The authorities; connect Robin-
son with the theft of mail from a lat-
ter be: is the post-once here. the at.
laustlon being that the money order
he tried to destroy was taken from a
letter piifered‘fitom this boat-sued by
accrotury: Mn.
Thomas P. ltouka. of New Haven.
was chosen as state national vicnpre—
bursa raou A‘PPINchl‘i’la
's’h‘h “191i. ‘1‘" n a
w e 11 n- r
. .you {from danger P. 11.5%"
‘tl‘é‘alfldflll‘ "i"l’".ll“"ll"l“ “m”- u...
‘ “in _ . 3 Nil; ' u- r I t
Btrengtn‘ieudyixor always ”ff ‘1‘1‘31111'10‘ Lu" 1' “I
efiusrsuteod by F. '
H. tor. South Nowell. and iii. P. 0001'
walk, drunitts. .3
altar iron “0 do AN a sum
(in “20003 0? its mil?! stiffen and
, grim. motive Fruit
Syrup is aspect ly “command for
folio their 0-0..
’ .‘
DERBY. May l'l.«'l‘hci'e are two
The first club was started two years
A prominent 'boatnian. a man who
FORTUNATE MISSOURIANS.
“When i was a drugglst, at Livonia.
titers were pcrmauontiy cured of con
was trying to sell ills property not
Discovery a short time he found ii an
accessory to do so. i rcgard Dr. King's
New Discovery as the most wondcrfu
medicine in existence." Suresi
Cough and Cold cure and Throat mu
[lung healer. Guaranteed by F. ii
ilutxer. South Norwallr and E. P
Wood. Norwalk. druggists. 5th am
5]. Trial liottlo fi'ec, ‘"
BARGE CAPTAIN DROWNED.
James McFadden Goes Overboard at
New Haven. _
NEW HAVEN. May ll. vvvvv .laiucs tilt-
Fuddcn, captain of tho local coal bat-gt
Sky Blue, was dron‘nctl in tho liurho'
lust nishi. iic liud liccu slccpinp on
tho tiuck of thc burgh. ii is said. Whil'Ii
was moored tiff IIlt‘ coal pocltvt of tilt
New York. Now Have" and Hartford
.lailrt 11d (lililillillly. ills \vlfc it i:
said. urcuscd him but in gctting m
\irli‘mldcu stumblcd and foil own
board. His wife atlcmpictl to saw hiu
but was pullcd lnio tho watcr will
him. Hlic \vus rcscucd. liltli‘zidticu':
Ithiy has iiot‘liccn rccovcrctl.
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
G. W. Fonts. Postmaster at Rivcrton
1a.. ncmly lost his lilo and was robber
of all-roqurt. according to his letter
which says: “For 20 years i hm
"Iil‘illlll‘ liver complaint. which led in
such 11 sci-ere case. of jaundice tha
.ivcn my tinacr nails turncd ycllow
when my doctor prcscrlbcd Elcctrlt
illttcrs: which curcd inc and have kop
the well for clcvcn yours." Surc can
for lllliiousncss. Ncurulgia. Weaknes:
and all Stomach. Livcr. Kidney an:
Bladder dcrangmncnts. A ivoiulcrfu
Tonic. Al F. H. Baxter's. South Nor
walk. and it]. P. Wood's. Norwaik. drtr
stores. 50 cents. “
7...... ...nstt.;
on. out ale
and ‘ Ignorant-.0, y.
tot-I all. in. 'i'ueilloltais. sun;
I“ “Hui”. Obi-hour in!
""“ "I“ new. loll..- Iu-u. ..
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN t
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLI.
in Effect November ‘13. 1000.
LIAVI IOUTH NORWALK Fol
NEW YORK.
A. Il.-13:02x, 5:323. 5:001. 0:13:
0:00. 0:50 1:40. 8:18. 0:03. 0:00
01821.0:60, 10:50:. 11:00. 11:11:.
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ALK 'ro DANIUR'V. '
QUALlTY.
(lo whore you will for
sililt‘i'itll‘ or inferior quality.
order elsewhere.
'(4 Beaview Ava. .
BRANCH OFFICES.
Bridge.
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TheHatch a Bailey Co.
LUMBER AN D MILL WORK.
‘ Spruce, Hemlock. Chestnu t and Yellowpinc Timber.
stone" and "Acute" hair insulator for dvufciiiut: and warmth.
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For saleat
Raymond Bros.
Dom WORRY!
per cm“. "in0850 0“ insurance. .
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ma. “Diluted—Experience wows Experiment.
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custom 15‘s harmless immature for Carton-on. Paro-
corlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains .noittherOpinm, Morphine no: other Narcotic
substance. .iito ago is its guarantee. It: destroys Worms
and- alloys Hevomlmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
and Flandonoy. It. assimilates the Food. regulates tho
800th and Boweis, giving healthy and natural sleep.
supply. the price is very much the
some; tho different-o in results—heat.
comfort. coal bills. etc-«resides in a.
llclc of furl to be. found in our yards
will successfully withstand the never-
cst lost. Try it. before you place an
lilo Daniel Keogh Coal 60.
'Phone. 648
Leary’s News Store Railroad Place;
Bridge Drug Store, Washington Street
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A large and splendid assortmcnt of rough and finishing lumber in the
following woods: Spruce. Hemlock. Wliiic l‘iuc, North Carolina i’iuc. (Ball‘-
fot'iiiit Pinc. Oregon l‘luc. Sugar Pine, Alabama l’iuc. Larch. li‘ir. licd (ictinr.
White Cedar. Elm. Ash, 011k. Manic. Cypress. Chestnut. Sycamoi'c, lilnck
Walnut. Mahogany. Cherry, Buss-wood. White Wood and Liglnum-vltao.
We kccp in stock and make to order doors. 1::nzlt. blinds. mouldings. iti-
tcrlor housc trim, porch columns, buiustcrs. stair ncwt-is and rolls, window
and door scrocns. shop jobblng and cubiuct work «loud. Sawing. pluuing and
turning. Ordinary ladders and extension ladders. 1‘). ft. to 32 ft lengths.
"Rainbow." “Bird" and "Buckskin" Slicdtlxing l’:1pcr.~1_ l. 2 and 3 ply tar
paper. "Aiiitttitc." "Atuazou." "Cronolito" and "l.iumlu" rooting. “ Key-
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Water Street. 'I‘cictiiil.)itcS——\'zii'li. 45; Mill, 46—3. South Norwalir.
SMILE.
Have your wiring brought up to requirements and save fifteen
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Norwalk Chronicler