m: the first time since the guber-
‘ iii wnuiliuirin Connecticut for
no trust has begun to assume
titanium Charles F. i’l‘hsyer
1‘1udiiliite for this ofiice on the de-
ic ticket. He did so to a repor.
. 1, The Register in Norwich yes-
ttr ”pend herewith the members of
is pay: y who regard him as some-
ilhi it of. Snbiaxy a. man of action
‘ silence. are. aflorded an opportun-
ty todrinit in some of his political
,tdeii .
Mayor Thayer was found in his law
, tie on the brink of the turbulent
abstueiiet River. calm, cool, and se-
aring inst accepted his fourth
Compare that
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”hiihhliié’ii‘ihddii ‘” . , Correct Clothes for Men
Exclusive Agent ior'Ths Norwailis.
” OSEH DAVIS.
‘ Cio’iiii'é't. Tailor, Furnisher, Halter,
85 Washington Street,
as ,i..-—-vasdisastch «: to
:fiibiiil pity, W. says.
that the: stochm'cn oi . mam
pose the bill now be— _ “:5
When oflond
til Trii.
representations
the Northwest op
libro Captive“ ”WWW“ ‘memem a: "i him a n m b "
domestic and expo" 1m. .i'iuuuul Alvfsm'ii llfl'hi'é’ioi'i'm.
G, ". tailor shops '
“ “ , .l .> 'ilnspeciloh ever
play. minim“ 5 “ 31k orients. oaths groan
~ inspection (MW woul
loss to the cettlemen. are re
d that a more rigid
it mean a crest ~,
pudlltcii‘ .-
" . ”0:52“ coalition “A1311! lull:
? some n‘ as o as t s
~ In” cough cureg? 8
. will not am. what good reason
is there for for taking chances in a
matter that may have a direct
y own or my family‘s
L'Sliidby all deniers‘at use.
"by .i. J. Ryan, of Fort Dodge. 1a.. see»
rotary oi the Corn Belt:.hi.est Prodnc- -
ors‘ Association,
,1, QGSignors and cloth
1:. \Rlltiio'illivativo style.
. : iii . . and: Martin MECKBW
lilpdx‘lisnj’smin s. c...
be. American National
ale. president of t
Btoc‘kGroyvcrs' Association. '
:"More rigid government inspection
gwill increase our exportdrade." declar-
ted Mr. Ryan here yesterday.
manufacture the best. quality of meats 1 P,
,ln the world and! we should have no Ital/‘- swim"
susiiicion cast on the saliiidry-condl- a”
lion of our packing. plants or that die-
eased animals are used.
plcious have already cost us much in
Much lloss is sustain-
ing for export meats of
‘ questionable quality, and the loss falls ._ . . , -
mount to launch 1"” Saturday. was on the stockmcn as much as the addi- TORM"GTQN‘ “mm 1"” accom-
pulled into the water yesterday by tlonnl cost of inspection would fail on moampg..the crowds .101" Highland
the cattlcnien should the Bevoridge
bill pass in Its original finial."
Mr. Ryan declared that t o govern- - 1
input should pay the expenses of in- collided with oncin front While “9“"
Murdo Mackenzie express-
ed the opinion that the government
should pay the inspection charges. but
said the bill for a more rigid inspec-
tion is a good thing all around.
CURED OF BRIGHT’S DiBEASE.
(let). A. Sherman. Lisbon Rod Mills,
Lawrence 00.. N. ‘i.. writes:
miti’tithoflloilihig made in
rather cities and
1' you‘ll understand
f 1 what it means- to be
‘ . , Broadway-rs minute’s ‘walk from
h mound?“ I... , j . .
"We
iSCHOONER PBS
S’l‘ONiNG’I‘ON, Juno l.--'I‘hu schoo-
uorvvF‘snniie‘Prescott, which was dron-
pod down on the mud
spreading of the ways during an at.
export trade.
through . the Ed by tifferi
Several attempts Were made
since Saturday to move her but with
DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
never follows an Injury dressed with
Bucklen‘s Arnicn Solve.
tie and healing proper lcs prevent
Chas. Oswald. iner-
of Rensselnorsvllle.
“it cured Seth Burch. of this
place, of the ugliest sore on his neck
”Cures Cuts. Wounds.
blood poisoning.
Spuiil Norwalk.
i ever saw."
bother two year’s
Msyor oilNorwich. having
lyin‘ccused his political up-
here of creating a “cabal" to
3" “Roman Catholics in politics un- idea in order tube approved. must
,0 \clrcuinstnncesflin other conic, from a republican source.“
it? Hporpotuate Know: Nolhliig- Better Than Modern Life Insurance
is ,, 1nd having just finished dictating ' MEWWS-
a iqni‘ietter to a friend In the wcsi “In the theory municipal ownership
regarding the political situation in is right. everywhere. in pructicc it may
w England. not be profitable or advisable in en‘-
gway m Gubernatorial Timber. lain localities. The olvio pride of one
The erls crhn lb 0 ‘ municipality might maintain it. ill"
(ills charalclcr “I: New? England“ 1:3: conditions in another city might. run-
1 “(‘3 today. He wilt be the man to der it both unprofitable financially and
. be pitted for governor against Hon. asourco of political corruption. lint in
R. "S. Woodriiff of'New Haven. from any case: imaginable the operation by
the. Republican side, beyond a doubt, snmnnliiiipality of the natural m‘ono-
this tail.‘ The two men are as dis- p on ‘5 gas. water. and electrcity
similar as chalk and cheese. Colonel and 5mm railways 90m“ hardly be
woodrllff is a business man. ruddy conducted more sonnuaiously than the
and lolly and has the support oi the ““3 13.5mm... coliiipiunca oil New York
. . an is eiiusy van a a iroad now
go oiafiifihgf‘aiii 131113133338 [mill “trier investigation" .
hit. as some convince the people that Mayor “"3”“ is 5 tycars ”t use. 3““
lie is with them before he can expect “ native or Windham. County. lie
to land the democratic party as “a, was askedwherc befirsi. found faith
was in thestaie house at Hartford the in W‘t'mm‘e“ 0‘ “i““m‘i’ai "Wismu
coming winter. He stands for municl: Em only in water and gas plants in
pal ownership. and that is one of his ‘orwich. but the “Game lights “5
strong W“! with the voters, at the nail, are owned by the city thero.
presentgxiinc. To just what an extent “’1“ woly t“ the question he said:
he stands for it is-shown in the follow- . ,hm’e made a “if" “f municipal
ilig interview. Both Colonel Woodrufi ownership my years. .
gamer .. ...”£.i::i;"i‘l..‘ir ‘.‘.‘.‘.*..i‘.‘.’i‘.i‘i“i’.i.."i
. s .i i? '
wh:?::felit1 tllj:\:o§i?gf:iil{og?swfhcrlfi republican rain in the last decade?”
and Mr. Thnyor has been mayor, and The “Full Dinner Pail.”
to-senator, and county treasur‘cr, "That question can be unswurod
1 ‘ .county health ofliccr. and all that both “Yes" and “No." The laboring
iii) of thing during the 25 years bi: man works fewer hours than formerly
has been a practicing lawyer at the and as a general proposition get. inr-
hitr of New London County. He is gar wages than formerly. in this rc-
npt afraid to take the political bull spot It can be claimed that his can
by the horns over in Norwich just ditlon has improved. But those ad-
now ln'conseQucncc of his charge oi vantages hsvb been gained not be-
1 11oahnl. Twice he has been beaten in cause of republican rule, but in optic
- the race for nomination for governor. of it. On the other hand. the trusts
biitthe cards look very iavornblo for have made it possible to increase. the
ills capture of the nomination this price of practically every necessity at
full. the laboring people, and prices of the
Will 11k, the Nomination. commodities which every isborllng
“'Are you a candidate for the nom- man mus purc use to support is
ination for governor by the demo family have been increased in a great-
crate?" 1‘ he w“ asked. gr) prflporilon‘élii‘ién his) vlvnge lnL'i'Cfii‘s:
rad reply was: “Absolutely no. in " we 8' a ““09 we n
W... .. m... ..
. an . rig to get ii. I would not leave ' .,
my office to attend the convention to that ‘t was some years “80'
do anything in my own behalf." Recommends the Ballot BOX-
1 “if the noniinstiorucoincs to you. “What suggests itself to you as a
shall you decline it?‘ remedy for this condition of affairs?"
thould the nomination be volun “lot the people govern instead of
tad} tendered i would have no right the corporations."
to , lips. ‘, “How can this be brought aboul?"
What Is most needed In tho. demo “By electing men to ioglslniIVo bo-
matic party ol1Counccilcui. it) bring dies~municipnh state and national.
' bout success? who represent the people instead of
This indicates that municipal owucr-l
ship is gaining in tutor. or nun a new
' What will best promote harmony in wake up to their own condition. and
in? box Is the sovereign remedy."
. 11191669. is to stop talking of tho Thinks it Will be "flm
'td' drop the notion of running the
t u
'Oilllllfllfl on money. m 100k wholly to Do you think Mr. Bryan will ho. tho
. 1 fintel'osts of all the people. and dent”
' do become democrats in fact as .1 '1 ..
all, as in" name. What we've not to ..w‘h°'.,..
, to set right down to the mu. Y'
toned democratic principles. And
also cannot elect on those principles
V111! we cannot elect. at, all."
.-
(I.
,ii .iiipal ownership of tho wa‘ campaigns."
spoil republican, is just
in: municipal ownership.
ready been demonstrated."
a “All! department. at an
diisve been regarded on Ask your dru hit for them.
ridiculed the state over. ssh-w“ '
-
amine grass, of No Janet. and
. 1 “mi... cum-s:
ll flounder . 91:.“
.difidrmohy." the corporations. The people should
{party during the coming cum act for their own interest. The ballot
next. democratic candidate for Fresh
“Because he is. I think, the big:
gear, and broadest man in the party.
and because ‘iiis cxlioriencos in two
camps as w ll lead him to yield his
,, ”Mil.“ ‘0 MW” H°M°V~ own to as on the financial question to
b.” you think municipal ownership these of the people. I believe tho
Will, prove to be tho solution of many people both cost and west regard him
tofnflwtroubloe which now confront. ifsvorabiy. an a sound man. whose
tit We?” character and ability have never been
" k municipal ownership is questioned. And except for his old
local question. for each mun» limo views on the silver direction he
decide for itself. in Nor- would hays been elected in his former
’ .ot the ass. and the electric "What do you think of the chances
. Mitts a success but it might of your party in the state this fail?”
or city and under 0th. "A campaign conducted on a princi-
ions. The people of a given pie ought to succeed. An attempt on
t to be free and also com- the part of the domocrsiics to run in
' decide this uuestloa for campaign and win the election after
09.! note With ii mod deal the plan of the republican party by
list Mayor Mooney. of the use of money. ought not to. and
will not. succeed. The latter has al-
isat. if i had advo- ~ii‘or a mild. any motion of the
a th as two years ago in bowiel, a staple dose of Dean's Resu-
bmit it as he does on lots is enough. Treatment cure. as.
at ice is only congealed bitual constipation .35 cents a box.
uvon poisoning; iON or MAit.’ “
mi .
_ . it's ‘
WASHINGTON ms i.--Peiitions
iii ed by immorti’ostnastermenersl
- Jo in Wanamaker. Charles Emory.
: « 1 till. Mend. Gary and Thomas l.
flu. Chimp Mutt. of the De-
mocratic Notional Committee the Col-
snuiisl report. were:
. , today by the, 1
JAMESTOWN res-CENTENNIAL
EXPOSITION.
*—
Connecticut Commission Hold: a
Meeting to Discuss Exhibits.
murmur). June l.-~Ai tho moot-
ing at the Capitol ycslcrduy of the
Connor-limit Commission of the James
inwn ’l‘cr~(lcnionninl Exposition in
i007. a report on the present nondi~
lions and outlook wus presented by
George 1). Curtis manager for ”it! com.
mission. who has lust returned from
a visit to the exposition grounds near
Norfolk, Va.
While military, naval and historical
features will be promiuont in the pro-
gram, the cxposltion manugomcnt is
,nrritnclnv: for extensive exhibits of a.
manufacturing. educational. electrical.
agricultural and horticultural charac-
ter. Congress has appropriated 82:30,.
000 for military and naval rcproseniam
ilon, including the participation of,
foreign nations. and an additional ap-
propriation of 31.400.000 for gcliorai
purposes is pending action.
Representation by 28 Status is nu~
licipniod iii a cost of $2,000.00ii and
iouricon have already selected alias
for Mario buildings and have made up-
propriniions, New York loading with.
“50.000. The Connecticut Billie Builds
lug will be directly on the bench. The
tmnl rcsources of the exposition or,
estimated at (ivci' eight millions vxhinii
will ensure a large affair.
The exposition grounds an» at St!-
wnll‘s Point, on Hampton Roads. i‘pim-
slto Fortress Monroe, and Clllhl'lu'llfl a
level tract of 400 acres six miles from
Norfolk, with extensive railroad ind
slonuicr fncilltlcs. Thu hulol ni'cunir
nations will he ample.
'l‘welvo large exposition buildings
will be constructed. some already well.
advanced and the roadways. om. am
completed. Each state will have 3,500
.squnrc feet of free space, in the states
exhibit building. and spucc in tho oth-
er buildings will be leased at moderate.
rains. 'l‘ho amusement scclion will
be known as the "War Path." Tho
exposition will open April 26. continu-
ing to Novombcr 30. excepting on Sun-
days. The "Big Day," will be May
iii the three hundredth anniversary of
the first English speaking settlement
in America. at Jamestown. Owing to
natural difficulties, the opposition
could not be held at that. place which
is on the James Rivcr thirty miles
from the exposition.
CLUB HOUSE NOT ATTACHED.
Treasurer Pierce,'of Riverside. Makes
a Statement Regarding Mitten
C, T. Plot's-o. the treasurer of tho
,Rivursido Yacht Club. romp-its 'l‘ho
Sentinel to publish a denial of tlzc nri-
icle printed this track regard in: the
finances of the club. Mr. Pierrc slates
Merrill dc Condit Company have no
suit against the club.
navy. interior. poiuoillcc treasury and
buildings.
Burns and Sores. ' 25c. at F. H. Bax-
ter’s. South Norwaik. and id. 1’. Wood's.
i.
Noi'wnlk, drug stores.
Panlculata-«Clusters
white flowers in August.
of all hardy vines. and one
never ‘ troubled with
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years: had taken swell-knowu kidney ,. . . . ,
medicine and other remedies that. were . . 1 M
recommended but got no relief until 1 For Mthdamon.
began using Foley's Kidney Cure..'l‘hc , i, .. ,1 . ,g .. _ _
first. half lioliio relieved, me and [our m. "a" You “a"flnfiafi mug”
rawueo eA's'cos‘r FOR HOLI-
M
Ma Had Him Pinched. but Pa Said
Take Pants. Too.
an HAVEN. .iiiui- l.~~—"'l‘u got il'
lliiic sponding inoncy
Day" was the radon which l’nirick li‘.
Sullivan, a 17 your old hid gave in the
city court. this morning for attempting
to pawn his father's cunt.
Detective Colwcll iii-rested the young
man Tuesday for then, as the mother
had said that she had not given the
boy permission in lake the coal away.
in court today, however. the father
said for all he cared ”lit boy could
take his coat or pubis or
“i wear his clothes sometimes.
and sometimes he wears mine." ex-
plained the father.
The young man had never been in
before. and Judge
for Memorial bottles have cured mo of this terrible
Before i began taking li‘o-
loy's Kidney Cure 1 had to make water Bears th‘
about every fifteen minutes. day and 3‘83”"? ‘9‘ 1 ,1
night. and passed :1 brick-dust
stance. and sometimes a. slimy ,
i believe i would have died DR. l. M. AGAR RESIGNS PRINCI-
if i had not taken Foley's Kidney P
Plaisted‘s Drug Store. .
HARTFORD iCE SITUATION.
HARTFORD. June 1.—-—The special
of the Common Council. to the scht oi board today. The resig-
headod by Mayor Hennoy. appointed to
lnvesllsste the ice situation and par-
ticularly to report on the feasibility of
the city harvesting its own crop at the
rcscrvors. mct yesterday. and organiz-
it was voted to invited the ice
dealers to meet. the committee tomor- of Amherst.
row and explain their side of the con- .__..
troversy; also to ask experts in the HOW’S THIS?
making of artificial ice to be present
and discuss that phase of the situation.
The committee will first endeavor to
have lco furnished the poor of the city l“. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
:it a low rate by having dislribnllon
pluccs where the residents of the con-
gested icnemenl. districts can procure»
the commodity in baskets and pulls.
AN ALARMING SITUATION
i‘rcqucniiy results from neglect of clog- WALDlNG. KiNNAN it MARVIN.
god dowels angler
stipation becomes c
tion is unknown to
King's New Life Pills; the best and
gentlest regulators of Stomach and
Guaranteed by F. H. .an- bottle. Sold by all druggisis.
tor/South Norwslk. and E. P. Weed.
Norwalk. druggisis.
.leliable l?
insects of any
Large plants, three yours old.
'ibc to {lilo ouch.
Virginia Creeper or Woodbine-250
Japan or Boston Ivy—~20c each.
Roses—Large
plants in bud, ”(be to $1.25 each.
Dorothy Perkins—Tho pink rambler,
We to 81.25 each.
Hanlord’s Floral Hail, Norwaik.
WW
any similar iroublc
‘l‘yucr uni him under Probation
.lcer Preston's ('lll'i‘ until August 25.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers wont to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis ’1‘. Mor-
gan, ruiircd Commissary Sergeant ll.
8. A., of Rural [ionic 1. Concord, N. ii.
"i was two years in Cuba and
two years in tho l’hili
lug subject to colds. i t ok Dr. King's
New Discovery ior.Consumpilon. which
kept. me in perfect health.
in New Hamp
Endorsed by State Chemist Sylves-
ter P. Wheeler as being pure.
Ion bottles. 45c; 1 case, r8 bottles. 46c.
lily incurs
NORTH MAIN ST.
inns, and bc-
s irc. wc ilnd it. the best
to .world for
tibubics and all lung
(iui'fidnleed at F. ii. Bax-
ter's. Smith Norwuik, and E. 1’. Weeds.
Norwaik. druggisis.
'l‘l‘lul botilo fi'co.
colds. bronchi dilvcr. until con-
ironl’c. This condi-
those who use Dr.
Price 50c and
ND BILL FOUND AGAINST 80L-
DIERS
Summer
Wearabics.
of the season‘s newest
NEW LONDON. Juno. l.—~'l‘lic grand
jury in into session
noon in this city" reported no bill ug-
rnl ngull Bellamy, Porter
use A. Stevens. of
thc Coast Artillery. U. 8. A.. at Fort
Trumbull. who wore charged with tho
murdcr of Captain Francis Le
master of the coal barge Gcnlcvc in
this.ciiy on Sunday evening.
yesterday nfior- ‘ ”M" ‘ :1
Oliver 15 Cheap and Clean
Let us make you an attractive preposition in the line, of
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
The Reed it Volk Electrician Company.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
0. iarwlck .sndfi
Belts, 50c and 750.
Washable Four-ln-Hunds. 25c
Fancy Hull‘ Hosc, 25c and 50c.
Negllgcc Shirts, 60c to 82.00.
Light Underwear, 25c to 81.00.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
ii
0 “it ..
or. 133‘”:- p is thing"
stun In iii-in a
line, a “V In sire
it on in t
n. I)
s a list ,Ihli resound:
d a
nun ac
Miami‘s “aooano
' .Ichic.
cod.
- v I
u bu . in canine Isl) st in u
ssrauteed to aara'or your money half.” 0:) 6'
Sterling Remedy Co" Chicago or NJ. 5
such mm instabilities sou?
ioiimma‘d rhettsvs coffins
Lake ednesday afternoon double
headers were run on tho trolley lines.
and ‘the 2 o’clock car for the hike
ccuding Oppermnhn's Hill. The front
platform of. the roar car was danmged
and the controller was thrown back
to the front seat. The car was taken
to the repair shop. The passengers
wore shaken up. but no one was injur-
ed. The car which was damaged was
in charge of Conductor llnriburi and
“i had Mmormun leahy.
‘1.
sub- «1 4
sub»
ALSHIP.
" , ROCKVILLE,.Conn., Juno l.—lir. I.
M. Agard, who for the past 18 years
has been principal of the Rockvllle ,
High schoo’. presented his resignation
nation was accepted. No reason for
Dr. Agard's action is given. His term
ends this month. He will be succeed-
ed by Harry [3, March. who is now
assistant principal of the New Britain
High School. Both men are graduates
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Wc, the undersigned. have , known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
bolieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Wholesale ,Druggists. Toledo. 0.
llail's Catarrh Care is taken inter-
nally, noting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
” pation. "
i ‘ Phone 82-4-
A. A. ilerrcn. Finch. Ark, wriics:
“Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
n for coughs, colds and lung
1 know that it has cured con~
sumption in the first stages."
novcr board of any one using Foloy's
i being satisfied.
Fancy Vests, 811.50 in 85.00.
Those are "but a few at the
many cool and comfornihle wa-ur-
ables wc have.
stocked with all that is needed
for your comfort for hot Weath-
Tiic store is
Ramona shyness.
was nuts.
in Meet November 18. 1008.
LIAVI sourn nonwsut ron
NEW YORK.
A. M.——18: 8x 6: 0:48;. 0:181.
inst 75033:? ‘ : .
0:60.10260x.
'x. 5:45. a: 1:. Mi. szitx, 7.17:.
008. 0:581. 1 :88.
~ : sum
ii. it.~u:m. up; emu. on.
P. firms”.
7:88. 8:001. 8288:. 9:681. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
8:80 0:00.]:001. 0:08.
riots. 10:0“. 10:05.
Open Mondays. Wednesday.
and Saturday Evenings
. Joseph Davis.
ihst tho~clnb house has not been ni-
iachoil by any sheriff. and thin Ackor.
H m
FURNIIHIR.
85 Washington Street.
E= -32"
“GIOVEII'S iiil': roar."
iNVEETIGATING ‘EXPENDITUREB.
WASHINGTON, June l.—»itcproson-
iative Sheppard. of 'l‘uxus. has intro
duced‘ for invastisuiion by tho various
house committees on cxpcudi..urim us
in expenditures by the stun». war.
department of Nation; also on public.
MAY SKRVE ON CONNECTICUT.
it is bound by officers of the naval
division that the yearly cruise ibis
nummer-yvlll be on the battleship Con-
nociicui. There is n rrporl that tho
new ship will on into commission can
ly in Annual and that the naval inn.-
laiion will board have In New London
11:00:. 11:08.
it: M.—-18:08:.
8:811, 8:442. «:08, 4:88. 8:08;, 8:08.
808:.
3:80. 11:00:, 18:00:. »
I it
18m. 8:008. 8:083.
BOOTH NORWALK 1'0 new
A. its-12:” ii
mug. 102018. 11:11:. mo.
10;. 4:88
at. was. Ito“:
11:00:. 18:00:.»
ri 'ri in «sum in am
r. Mu! 0:40. ms
nil
; "9"; 1:80am Iii}.
:80. 0:868. 8:08.
Inn—ii». 4:882. me. 8:10. Mir.
Nahum!- Ioatii, slid
1M: .. pm. an. ultra.
“Wand. $3.59
THE DIFFERENCE Is IN THE
, QUALITY.
(lo where you'wlil for your coal
supply. the price is very much the
some; the difference In resultswheat,
comfort. coal bills, etc.—-—resldcs in a
superior or inferior quality. The ar-
ticle of fuel to be found in our yards
will successfully withstand the sever-
est test. Try It before you place an
order elsewhere. 1
lie Daniel .iiewil Col 60.
16 havlmimw . :‘Ehonu 848
. chancel curious. .
,Leary'e News Store Railroad Place:
Bridge Drug More. Washington Strut
Norwalk Chronicler