arranging? i=3} Waultlmtonmpointod b t 1 ll ‘ I ‘
x 0‘; my mom or a value. .‘ettdti 0 turn it as nor can chimera
f‘ilvl‘lis ‘at the? hmoatdwn Epoch during Genteuni
' a ‘ with check cunn-
unit as Forged .
.mnroar, May 31.-—wuuam a.
. hoes home is in Nonfiction.
rmorly worked in this city
fill known . was it rest-
. a: t by gorgeahi lie-
utrulmnn Hull and taken to
. re. on the charge of forgerl’.
.. is interred. has been seat-
It; checks about the country, and
.970 ”timber or warrant: out
arrest. 'Hurria worked for a
Union Metallic Cartridge
,_ habit. “t. lid1 is not in sticker for
,,k. and later tried trollcyiug. but
"t‘rthut, too.’ before he was broken
He‘hus been absent from the city
ear or more. and hove in sight,
. lingo. hie wmk‘e .
. A. fleck' panache ‘ In Middle
, microfilm paaneds a ring for
colt reco . teed him and battle
rk‘dhut 2 had improved In
V 8 during his absence from the
. . Redeemed Watch With Check.
, . fi‘htu transaction occurred In the
1 canon of Friday. the 18th inst.
.'l‘ it. 99196 atternotni Mr. Harris put
in. ' appearance at the puwnbroker‘s
and said that he wanted to redeem
moving. and tendered Mr. Pack u
check for $10 on the New Canaan
N tlonal bank. and signed by choir
So look} who is Mr. Harris father-in
in. 3,. it" wealthy New Canaan resident.
Mt. fleck noticed that the figures on
that check. we're for $I0.I0. but was
- written for “ten" dollars. Mr. Peck
Q asked if the check was for $I0.00 or
$10.10. ‘Mr. Harris said that the
check was given him for $10. as that
was all the nutn owed him.
Check Declared a Forgery.
Mr. Peck gave Harris his ring, and
after deducting his loan gave him the .
change, nearly $8. |
The check was sent to the bank.
nndoeveml days. later Mr. Peck was
notified that. the check was a forgery.
it. was returned, and Mr. I’cck had
_to pity the protest charge. It. so hap-
‘ -, ad that Detective Cronan‘ was in
“I“. Peck’s place when the protest
. . , was received. Mr. l’cck their related
1 the story of the transaction to him.
However, the check had not been re-
‘ - millet] and the investigation was not,
tam; till some days later.
Other Allegations Against Harrie.
Diatectlve Cronan lcarncd that Har-
ris had been doing considerable busi
ness with chm-ks and that the New
Canaan National bank had boon
bothered a good dual with them.
Checks had ilt't'll pouring into them
from all parts of the country to the
amount of $250. Harris. it is :tllcacti.
httd‘passed one in liidgclicld for $00;
. another in Bcdl‘ord Station for $23.
vundhmller ones all around that soc»
limit“ the country.
‘ Lived With G. T. Selieck.
(Wane 'I‘. Seller-k, of 50 West ave-
‘nue‘v‘.’ Is a hrothcr-irrlaw of William A.
Home. The latter livcd at their house
acme time ago, and when be left the
lflttime he took more than his pros-
en .K is alleged, and left an unpleas-
Vfioileb curd ot‘ the check passed on
.r. Peck and paid him a visit. Shit
the country.
,, arrested in Water Street.
tinrtera.
.ttrt.
.‘FWA‘OTING AWAY.
.. a
‘ £130., .11” ii I.
it» it‘ll traumatuiw
1 Association for the study and he in plenum
1#330! Tuberculosis. while at— £1
.rtle autiwaa successful in autiinaiho
annotation to agree to install it com-
retroactive: exhibit. _.
the fllndir at the disposal ottthe as-
(solution are not sufficient. to main-
. {trill 'o‘llfih‘an exhibit. for more than
out weeks or two months. unless cir-
cumstances should lucreuue the re- cents during that week. two by each
sources in the! meantime. A tuber- band.
lctll‘tgfiis exhibit even for that period an On Monday evening.
'6 expdultlon will. however, it is tiny err-hing. June )2:
June ti. and Saturday or
The lime and place of the
$011!“ were left to the discretion of
The exhibit consists. til specimenh‘ Mr. King.
showing different stages of the dis«
ease, pictures of houses. tents and so he unitable place for giving these
buildings, etc, used in sanitarlums i‘o'r
the ctiro of tuberculol-tla. There will be
statistical tublcs. lnuttzumants and up.
paratus used in the cure of the dis
ease. Some of these exhibits have at-
ready been shown In large cities and
their effect in education in the mutter
of stumping out the disease has been
. . inculcnlttble. The exhibit has been
d into Lhur seen by at icact.iitl.000 p'ooplc-nntl is
at present attracting the attention
at _lei'wattkee. ~ .
at
thought. he of grant. value to the med-
lcul profession and the world at June Its.
large.
Study and Prevention of 'l‘ubcrculosla
Is composed of physicians who do the
work of stumping out. tuberculosis
throughout the country and of lay-
men who are deeply interested in the
tnowmcut. Ftn‘t'cs have been jolncd
by the Association of America l’ltysi-
cians and the National Association for
the Study and Prevcntutlon of 'l‘uhcr-
culosis in a fight against. consumption.
Among the distinguished physitiuns
who are working: curncslly In tlw
cause, ure Ilr. Ii. I.. ’l‘ruedoau. ot‘ Sur»
anac lathe. N. ‘t‘.. Dr. John I.. Mimi").
of lloston. Mass, Surgeon General
Wymun of the marine hospital ser-
vice and Dr. William Which of Baltl.
more. Dr. lt‘urrantt of New York. will
go to Norfolk'to attend the prolimim
cries of placing the exhibit and in-
will have as coa'djrnnrs, in. James
Huutcr of the Norfolk clinic and Dr.
Grundy.
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that. science has
been able to cure in all list stages. and
that is Cuturrh. llall's Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. re
quires a constitutiumtl trcuiinmtt
Hull’s (litturrh cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
i’h to: pry. A few days ago Mrs.
.isked Mr. l’cck what he was going
. ‘ pullout it. Mr. I’eck said that be
we hing to catch Harris It' hit (would.
hdt'ilidpécted that. he had lcft town
narrower; too foxy to he caught. Mrs.
99 0k told Mr. Peck that Harris was
0.1551. hntl would remain in the city.
‘ Sltodoulrod that Mr. Peck take action
against her relative. as liarrls had
been playing the sutnc game all ovcr
afternoon George 1‘. Sci»
‘ laid into Mr. Peok'a placc and
y ho proprietor that lint-tilt was
lltnrlbe city. and that be was then in
‘Mt' . up up' paloon. One of Mr.
P0 “ plinth went. out. to liliti the
gill; 'hohutl coni'. i.;IIcr Mr.
n Weht out. looking for Harris
iiibti‘h'lm 'i'u a'suloon in Water
Harris: was followed and when
argouut Regan and Patrol-
, Mr. Dover-emu: signaled and
was apprehended and taken
. Mderatood llmt. heretofore Mr.
‘ . minivan have been coming to
" in his dlillcultiea. but. this
are determined to leave him
or of the state. in the city
other in $600 bonds to the
_ boon troubled with kidney
' a hut tlvo years." write:
do. at eatem, Mo. “l
' never felt well and door
’2 leading physician: and
edit» euggeatad without
“”f l trlod‘Folay'c Kid-
4 Matilda two bottles
tired the and 1 am .now
During the sum-
uiaritiee. are alien
‘ tuneany criticisms. it to the
Charles iii. Grundy. of Norfolk.
t
the" recent‘coaveutlon of the
fig 11 ‘3‘ .51an an 03!] hit his _. . .liilfi Utlllmiitto‘e
' ct gii‘itogoit JV 1&de
tu‘tl‘o’d’tihd cured
The National Association for the
”an.
$100 REWARD, 0100.
The readers of this paper will be
cons surfaces of the systeur lthcrcby
destroying the foundation of the die
cage. and giving tbc'patlcut strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its Work.
The proprictors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
it falls to cure. Send for list of tea
tlntonials.
Address:
F. J. CHENEY it (10.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggisic. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
putlou. "
stx surrs FOR otvosca. '
Danbury and Bridgeport Couples Can-
. not Agree.
St‘vcral (iinH‘t'l' suits were filed in
the Superior Court 'l‘ucsday. one of
these was that of Mary It‘. i). Atkins
Atkins la named as co-rettpondcut.
ice are front“ nnbury.
him in October or the next year.
Ht‘t’kii.
Otis.
whose custody the mother socks.
comedy for coll rum holds.
inc-hum flirt! : ' ~
“M m
Emmott”, Ara
' ”Wiforh or *~
y Attorney Kins 1'
announcement that will
photo the people ottMe-
lethal. in behalf of the
beret Centennial comm‘ltt
urged the Military and
" neurons. MI
hurl made an
. ’drlililt- fl .8
181mm! outcome, Ml“
g§&&no?ddm.‘ TM are “curious cindrran to the time». =
capes and prepared to leave it‘ the fire.
abroad. The (the did not spread hot
DAN‘URV ‘. PORT CHEWVIR RAIL wag limited to ‘2'900’
at week. The Centen- .
lit to be . congratulated
itpou this attbloc _
more. and Will enliven Centennial
week in it manner which will be up 1
U fortunatei r
it y' 8’3 bury in Port. Chester Railway Com-
pany was incorporated here today to
operate a railroad from the boundary
lineh‘etwmn New York and Connectlw
out in Wcstcbceter county through
”ll; towns of Lewisboro and Pound-
r e. to ill b Rid a. loan. The on i~ . .
‘tItlgiuoIOttfiOO, “"13 the directors [30 antiseptic healer of Piles. Wounds and
John C. Parker and E. W. Buckluud,
urchin and affairs on the program. it
was found utter investigation that it.
With only feasible to have four con-
Thcse concerts will be glv~
June ll; 'l‘uee.
Thursday “eve-
hlrlg.
r. Kins will Investigate and scect
concerts. which be eutiafuctoriily to
the greatest, number of people. and
will be productive of thc best results.
it. has been suggested that possibly
toner-rte in different auctions of the
city might be a good more. Another
it. It might be advis-
nccrt on“ Broad street
near the churches. and at the High
ha, and the other two
The full membership of
énch ot' the. bands will participate in
those concerts and they are hound to
bc a success. and will stir things up
as only a first class band concert can
and are well and strong today. One.
suggestion is .th
anc' to give a on
{School iluildl
on to this, another plcauinu
ill be in the new that at
the request of Mr. King.
formerly a musician in one of the lo
cal bands, both of the bands. the Mill»
tary and City. have generously agreed
It) llllilt' and hat/c one grand conwlid-
:Itlt'ti baud ot‘ some truly pieces. anti
;ti\‘l' a troll concert on ciihcr Friday
I'vt-uting, June it. or Saturday owning.
Juno 9. at sonn- central point in thc
'I‘hls is preliminary to the for-
mal opmnng of tilt‘ hit: Cotitcnnial on
Sunday, June 10. and will start, the
rclohruliou oil with u dash and
that will set it ilili‘t‘ which all will fol-
low during ”to entire WN'ii. it is it
many yours sinct- so large a
band has pluycd in fllcrld
etllilcatlon ol' the public at a concert
of this kind. as will be heard whrn
holb crack local bands unite for this
big evening concert.
will be appreciated and
'lic people of Nit-ride" and. lho num-
ber of visitors who will come early,
orcpurcd tor the entire week.
Guarani
For Infants and cm”.
the: tint You hibiscus-nought
W
SURVEYING IN RIDGEFIELD.‘
which t‘t'I'iflll‘liy
and
are practically completed.
According to thc
ilili‘t‘ lwt‘n mlltll‘ I'or lllc route of thc '
run 6 ton , .
through Rldgcllcld about a quarter of . .
a mile distant from the n-t-scnt Rid o r . ’ ;- y .
against Thomas F‘. Atkins. and Nettie tit-id depot. It is cxpcrt‘cd that Mi... - . 5 [gar 1: u'
lilt' lino is built thcro will be a spur . t“: h '
track from tho present
Junction point, with the new line.
The couple were married on October
I. l898. and thc infidelity is alleged to
have been begun in I900. The purt«
ii
m... ...-,. .. ”VA,”
Arthur G. rlstol of Bridgeport has POSTMASTER ROBBED'
filed an application for divorce from
‘Annic E. Bristol. also of Bridgeport.
The couple were married May til. it!-
iIl. and it is claimed that she deserted
la.. nearly lost. his life and was robbed
chronic liver complaint. which led to HKRTFORD hAILROAD
such a severe case of iaundice that
even my finger nulls turned yellow;
When mydoctor proscribed Electric
Bitters: which cured around have kept
me well for eleven years."
for Billlousncks. Nouralglu. Weakness
and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and
Bladder dorungetncuts.
At F. It. Bttxtcr'h. South N0!"
walk. and E. l’. Wood’s, Norwnlk. tlt‘
Margaret-E. Hoffman. of Danbury.
has sued Alvin t‘. llofftnun for divorce
on the grounds of Intcmpcrauce and
cruelty. Miss Margaret It}. 'l‘lerney and
Hoffman whose name at that time Was
John Alfred Kouhoupt. wrre married
May 20. 188:”). 'I‘hcrc are two minor
children whose custody Mrs. Hoffman
Sure cure
A Wonderful
t
Harriet Loopt- of Danbury necks lg
divorce from Ell ll. Leone. to whom
she was married on Nov‘cmbcr 25. iii-
‘05.'on the grounds of lniompt-ruum
and cruelty. llcr maiden name was
W...“ .,m mm..-” .. ...
A MOUR MAN RESlGNs.
t‘iiiC ('30. MilS‘ litre-A. J. Valentine
lll’t‘iiititlltt of the Armour llruln tlonr ' “an”.
puny since its organization in ltt00. A.
yesterday antitank-ed that ho had writ- 3;“;
ton out hik‘rcslmutt‘tlon to take effect p_
early in .u y on t i' return from nu. ; g o -, ; ‘ ; .
rope of .l. (laden Armour. head of the 7 23' 8 0 x. 8 28:. 0 5h 10 14
Armour interest.
clinud to discuss his plans for the fnt- ,
are. tnictlllt in a general way. stating “’3'. '
that he like under outwith-ration i1. 0:. “'03”
number of propositions.
Mr. Valentine for: year» has been
one of the biggest trailers
Board oif Tirade. ‘ i ‘
novcrhld t. emcat mpntunt tralutt . , . . .
the history "ti the! (It‘xclt’uugc. and be 1"” Ila—0.00.1.ll0. ‘ 0
it out o ow in; union the .' .
'btlt littl'o unit in tithing; clt- “-0”! 42.00:.
. . ‘
Mrs. Mary lutdlow. of Danbury. who
previous to her marriage was Mary
C. Thomas. has instituted dinll'N'
proceedings in the Superior Court ail-
uiuat George Ludlow. The couple
were married 27 years ago. ’l‘hc
grounds are lntempcrance and cruel-
_ ly. She asks for the cuutody of
0mm probable rum WM their four your old daughter.
_ £9 cone of Harris. Ind be
Mr. Valentino dr-
Allco Mortimer seeks divorce frotn
.Walter Mortimer of Danbury. on the
grounds of lntcmperance and cruelty.
The couple were married April 20.
1802 and have four minor children.
't-utA'rmo roam nosey AND I
TAR
Foley 0 00.. “Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a threat and lung
remedy, Ind on account of the great
merit. and popularity 0: Foley's Honey
and TM many Imitation: are offered
in {cu-“this genglne. Thar: worms?”
. . . m a one, are 'cm a noun n:
mama drinking‘or hotel loom . .. Beware of them. The gen-
Attond to the kldaoyl It ulna, it‘cloy'tt Hotter and Tar is In a
a: Foley. Kidney cure. yellow choline. Auk for it and re
N can cotton!
is mild action it
tho ham vehifiluit
for.
our roe we
or": or...
yr a or :2 re
wdmgn'u‘nd ghe orbit.
center or (ripe
Syrup old: it
‘tot =
on
It.
-. Bladder or alone trauma
nucleic t " y ~
it etc ratio
~ ROAD» , .
ALBANY. N. Y.. May lil.~'i‘he Dun.
it New liuvon and William E. (ircctr
might. of New York.
a”...
FORTUNATE MISSOUHIANS.
Mo." writes 'l‘. .l. Dwycr. now of
‘ U u .
rrttysvilie. MD" three, M my cttuto able decision drew a mob after him
lhis afternoon and he had to run like
a whirlwind to escape It.”
more were permanently cured ottcon-
sumption by Dr. King's; New Discovery
was trying to sell his property and
morn to Arizona. but after using New
Discovcl'l' u short. timi- he found it uh-
necessary to do so. ‘1 t'eknl'd 131'»
Kings New Discovery as the-vinoct
wonderful iucdlclnc it cxletellcc.“
Surcst Cough undead" (are and
Throat and Lung healer,- tin ranteptl
by it". ll. Baxter. South Norwh’llc‘and
[ti P. Weed, Nor-walk. tlruggists. 50c
and Si. 'l‘rlal bottle t‘rcc. "
AGTS OF THE GOVERNOR.
(inventor Roberts has utithorlzed
the admission of Georgi- Flood of
i-Iuddant to the Connecticut School for
lmbeciles.
The governor has issucti‘an order
or. the luilcr of the 'I‘ullund County
Jail for the transfer ot‘ l'tuucuc Lora“-
iii-‘l‘ to the Norwich Hospital for thc
lnsunc.
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are cudcuvorlng to
check the ravages of consumption.
the “white plague" that claims so
many victims each year. Foley's
Honey and TM cures coughs and colds
perfectly and you are in no danger of
trousutnptlon. Do not risk your
health by taking some unknown pre-
paration when ll‘olcy‘s Honey and Tan
is safe and contain in results. Ask
for Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar and insist
upon having it. l‘Ialutcd‘u Druu
Store. ”
SHONTS HAS NOT RESIGNED.
A.’l‘l.:\N‘l‘lt.‘. (in, May :ll.—-(‘huir-
man Shouts of the Panama (.‘annl
Commission positively (touted the ru-
port tonight that he had resigned thi-
chairmanship of thc t-omntlaslou.
__...___.__...—
DEATHS FROM APPENDICITIB
decrease in the same ratio that the
use of Dr. King‘s New Life Pills in-
und bring quick and painless release
from constipation and ills growing
out of it. Strength and vigor always
follow their use. Guaranteed by 11‘.
them.
”—
in at:
out».
a and
Vltbblunlbhfl. oh 0
- bum-o Rebuilt-an nltw .
fizz; guyfyur "Whit" PHI" ‘33:: $4.0“.
e- :nd'tafl? ' Ems-5%.}: ‘ . 'l‘hctu: pro but a few of the
. r ‘v .u "tiff"... ‘ .~.§.,....',‘..[‘.i'."....'.‘...i‘¢..1 many cool and ctnnl‘ortahlc wcur-
G. W. Fonts. Postmustcr ut lltvcrton. room-«mm. noctu- III-N. autumn. ublus not have. The store is
f ii i t 0 lil ‘ lI ‘ it ‘ ,- _ ‘ _, . W stocked with all that Is needed
0 a com or . ace l't lg o is e or. - for your comfort for hot WC'llil-
bud NEW YORK. NEWIHAVEN & m iu’lil'l
TIMI. TAILI.
In Effect November 13, 1000.
it
tonal o.
in addition to loan.
Hll 7'
i ‘ a
‘Jb
. . . . 3..
A“. $4: lit}. 'irm.
inhabit » t ,,
P. wet-Cl“, 7210:. 0:001.
, Plateau“
P is:
"L
to? scrub;
ltl’cli tufted ye rm .
hotter "hit”fi
1%
‘ooura uonwauut 1'
lie-4:10. 70:00:.
* l “in?“ his ctr.
. r c‘i‘lre wag discovered with iii-mono
: « penetrated the room of a guest on the
we third floor who. notified the night
- ‘clerk'._: it me or» panic unions the
‘3???” tollewed'é’und.nlauy fled hull. .
c a
could not bring as much happineah to
Maintain Wilke, of Caroline. Witt. as
ulng core on her leg. which had tort
[wed her 23 long years. Greatest Int: urea 01‘ Connecticut are cuticlput- putpuway u 1‘tl‘t'iny sum in the :Jllllllk ut‘lticr
. w » . in; a large crop and a valuable. one die as pg 0 a crop neat n . "to
gawk“. zgg'duijhbfiwgggg’rfibgzmfiy this season and are going about the whole mutter‘ls abig nibble. liowcver,
' ' ' ' ..’ work of planting the seed with alucriiy. nail the ‘crbp may be lighted or front—
April is the penal time tor pluntirm'ibe bitten arrpole went" again this your
“'l‘llc man comes the aisle has a Very need, but April this year was cold and and instead of the mortgage 'bcillg
mm... M... He .00.... to m. m“; a dreary and must of the tobacco grow- raised another may blanket it. there
"When i Wm! H drlltzslttt. at Livonia. ‘ " ’ ‘ era left the work of planting until this is, however. a good chance tor the lur~
month. tour and he will take it.
drug stores.
person of remarkable decision.”
creases. 'i‘hcy save you from danger .
For Junction of Present Branch With €203."fighi‘fi?‘Ehfioli‘zslk' gig}. ET}:
Danbury and Port Chester. ' ‘- ' g“ “ “ ' .3
Engineers oi’ the New York. New
Haven and Hartford rniiroud urt- at
work lirltidgt-ficld today on a plan for . . ‘ . , . . .
the junction at u“. present itidaclicld iyl~.~l said sontthnty. my wilt didnt
illillli‘il with lilt' nvw
’l‘roubic Altcad.w Bock tdespoudcut-
it“). tl‘i‘lii Sht“’ilil:il'(i,:gt3lkll;i: to. :20 3(1)): and colors.
». . .. . .,. , , . o rays. m“ t. t.‘_ —~.: 1'.
lott tltcstti HIM, sutve _\u for whith remember what it WM you snid'.’»llt
which 3”!an www‘ M
. Bolts. 50c and 750.
LIAVI IOUTH NORWALK [OI
l.——1!:62:. max. 0:403; Izll
NIW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. lie-6:00. 5:00. 0:50. 8:001. 0:08
0100:. 0:02;. 10:03:. l0:0li
P. M.——12:031. 1:01. 8:003. 1:55.
3:813. 8:441. 4:03. 4:38. 0:03;. 0:00 p
the 0:00. 0:001. 10:00. 1:08. 8:021.
HR “n“lneerm‘ 9:89. 11:003. 12:00:. ‘
. n. .
umber. tutti, cotn. mm
oouvlit Noah/out .«to new;
cmvm.
1 i i‘S‘i‘i’i” xiii}? ri‘t‘i’i' {iii
3 y l x. : a, : . : .
P.’ til—111:0“. tron, «miles. that.
p _, 0:10. 5:08 0:082. 0:01. 'ltiox. 0:08;.
It doe» nbi n It: 9:22. 1122i.
it; and will”? ., . . on???"
satin and ttttm ‘ ' 'fi‘
0in without irrl
Reinemlol'fitho name Oriuo
return ~_Iuhltltutot..
1‘qu an
‘ o manner.
., «*4 0:00. .
, x r. its-1m. true. on. 3:10. on. .
no minute Motor 1 ' .
cl
.o‘“ ’” ““." ”nucleoli“
My}, utilitarianism the .Ul‘itl or the Windsor-mitten Hotel, 00
' .atrectsoud Wabash avenue shortly b
8 ‘ o'dloclw th 8pm?
tween thuyrallc
into the‘ core or the hotel. Oth- ‘
and the fourth floor and thedutuugo
A MOUNTNN or com
For your wife; , ,
stove; Put in 3...,iirlxht. accommodating. efficient .;
i STAMFORD RANGE. Probably you have no 1d.a
.4 «how much time. labor and rational you w.li save.
y’ Present
0 Lett 9. iunlt‘tfhan take that old, cranky
’. tt‘ i y I. (M th SALE BY ‘p ‘
Wei” thufinrfi. ‘ ‘ glow; 3...... .
Au
N 0th outfitter Want anti
“with “gin siréfiis.
i
. EXPECT 0000 chOP. e in demand.” Many a lo ‘acco grower ,
--‘-—- is expecting to raise a part of that
it" We?“ ”0" “WWW“ 5mm“ Growers Antlol are High Price: on mortgage which "role sweating" and
hire, when it completely cured a run-
”l guess that‘s right. His remark-
“lndocd! May 1 ask his business."
"He's a baseball umptrc."»~(‘lcvelund
Plain Ucuicr,
, W
. “i don‘t. know whdthor to get rid of
that big creditor or min by killing
honor by paying. him."
: "'Klll‘_hiin.. He'll die or the shock
amnion trout: “titty ilim."-~—Cit,‘-V81itilll
beater.
HARDY '" VINES.
‘Dl‘omntlo Paniculu‘tarOl‘tlsloro of
white flowers in August. The best
of all hardy vines. 'uud one that is
never troubled with insects of any
kind. Large plants, three yours old.
35c to 50c each.
Virginia Creeper or Woodbine-45c
each. .
Japan or Boston ivy—20c each.
Crimson Rambler Rosea-—~l.urge
plants in bud. The to $1.30 each.
- Dorothy Porkins-—~~'l‘ho pink rambler,
75c to $1.25 Mich.
Haninrdfs Floral Hell. Norwalk.
HQ-.. .... -.._..t.x._,~. , ... 1
‘ minutiae.
tcr P. Wheeler as being pure. 5 gal-
Ion bottles. 45c: 1 case, 6 bottles, 45c.
Tel 198-2.
month, they will set. out the plants and
front that time on until the middle of 1 . . w— , .
September they will anxiously cure for Hippodrome Park Attracti no at Bran-
their crop and nerd it against. the bad
weather and to abut) worms. Wheat 0 On May 30th the .nurnugemcnt. of
first. frost comes and lhe.katydld chi s Hippodrome Park. tot-inerly Bt‘uuford
it will be gathered in and hung in the Driving Park. will run off a card of
burns to dry. 'I‘here it, will hang upon racing and special features represent.
poles until a month or more has pass— Ing an outlay of several) thousand doi-
ed and a wet. foggy day comes, when Iars,.oonsorvctively speaking the moat;
it may be taken down. .
have taken thc initial step of inunui'ac- trot; 2:25 pace: 2:40 pace. '
turcrs in this state of raising their in each class $200. and judging .trom
prions tor cigars. Cigars which sold the incoming mail the entry list Will be
for $34 a tlmnsond now are being sold a large one. meaning close and excit-
for $35. and ten rent cigars. which inz contests.
were sold for $00 a thousand. new cost. On the stage will be presented an ex—
805. Our firm. which it' 5 been nekinw ccplionnlly goad vaudeville entertain-
$65 for its ten cent clga s. has raised ment. Music. will be rendered by a.
the price to 508.
ill ineluii’s .
NORTH MAIN ST.
i
iMcn’s- . ‘
Summer
Wearablcs.
of the season‘s newest styles
Washable Four-in-lianda. 25c
amt Mic.
Fancy Halt" liner. 25c and 50c.
Negligent Shirts. 50c to $2.00.
Light Undcht-ar. 25c to ”.00.
FuncyVests. ".50 to $5.00.
It‘lanucl 'i‘rouscrs. $1.50 to
nun—u-
(lpcn Mondays. chncadny.
and Saturday Evenings
J osephp Davis.
,ucw. vents. . . orange
A. its-mm, mm. Sloth. mid '- wl '6
0:50. 0:65. 7:40. 8:18. our. 0:001 ni‘ri‘d‘éfi'i'n
"it" tibial“::ii:°‘i.ih‘."im, t» w-mwon 3......
4:21, 0:40. 0:01;. 0:“. 0:401. 7.1m W
hm. 0:531. 10:”. ,
‘u
f‘filtMR'S “if. PtAOE."
law-Mn.“ 8:951. no. one x we-
obaoco. . ' other grievances have put upon his
Farmers of the large. tobacco growr house and martyr: one is expecting to
in July. about the middle of the
- AlROl-llP."
ford, on Decoration ay.
, expensive bill of attractions ever of-
’i‘here is one. strong reason why the fared by any amusement enterprise in
farmers are looking iorward to the New England.
season's crop and that is the fact that The special feature is Captain Bald-
the prices on tobacco are much higher win and his airship. the most success"
than usual and the crops .will bring fui ever placed before the‘publlc. ’lhis.
more money to the farmer this your. air vessel is familiarly knOWn as the
Last year a great deal of the Connec- California Arrow and won the prize at
tlcut crop was “pole went" in the the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. St.
barns before it “it taken down and it Louis. At that time Captain Bel
was. therefore. valueless.' The demand travelled at an altitude of. some thous-
for Connecticut tobacco was exception and' feet to a point 15 miles distant
al this winter and the supply was not Efrem the Fair Grounds. returning with
and is not at the present time euai‘his airship in first-class condition.
to the demand.
dwin
’I‘he racing program advertised con-
(ligur manufacturers In Hartford sists of four clashes: 2:24 trot). 2:40
urscs
band of some 30 pieces. Racing will
Tobacco which has always been commence at 2:15.. Y
bought by manufacturers for seventeen Special trains will leave bnion Dc-
:‘t‘iitS is now bringing twenty-eight and not. New Haven. at. 1:15 and 1:30 p.
thirty rents :l pound and is hard to get 'm.. and should dcnmnd require it. oth—
at that. This pl‘it't‘ and the demand er specials will be run at close interv
for the tobacco is almost itnprccedeut. vnls. 'I‘hcse trains will stop at Ced-
Oil in the annals of tobacco growing in ar Hill at 1:20 and 1:35 respectively
t‘onncrticut. and at. Bradford at. 1:35 and 1:50. Pet'-
L(lt".li cigar nmnufaclurers have not, sons living east of Brantord can leave
as yet. raised the price of their goods, their home stations on the train or-
but it is likely that sooner or later riving at 1:31. connecting at. this point.
lilo}; will lw i'orccd'to do so. The raise with the special trains for the races.
made by ilurtt‘ord manufacturers was All special trains from New Haven
not entirely due to the price of stock. will be operated direct to‘ tho~ race
but was partly front that. and also on truck. Excursion rates Will be offer-
account ot‘ a strike of cigarmakers. ed. Admission to the park, 50 cents.
At any rutc. whether the price of —————-—————-—-‘ _
cigars goes up or not, the farmer is the “i believe every ballot should be
than that is going to be benefited the counted."
most by the scarcity and high prices. “1 go further than that. In a case of
Connecticut tobacco is not beaten as o. emergency I would count someof them
wrapper or binder and will constantly twice."~,-.‘i pinc t’s Magazine.
.ieliable Power Ethan and Clean
Lotus make you an attractive proposition in the line of
> - ELECTRIC. MOTORS. 7, »
The Reed ct Volk Electrical Compact).
Opp. Telephone Exchange. Phone 82-4.
THE DIFFERENCE is lot THE
UALITY.
(lo where you will for your coal
supply. the price is very much the
snare; tho dlilcrcncc in reunite—heat,
comfort. coal bills, etc—resides in a
superior or inferior quality. The ar-
ticle of fuel to he found in our yards
will uttccoeufully withstand the never-
eetwuo like“ your!“ were an
order elsewhere.
lilo Daniela .iieooll trial 00.
14 8nvlov7 Ave. ' 'Phono; “I
BRANCH QFFIGES.
Loury'n New; More milropd Place:
grist" Drug Store Wcihlugton 01m:
fl '0! .
.. é. .. .Fcroalci“
7 Ramona
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