In‘ ‘ tun-ul— .. ‘y'.
For Norwalk and vicinity: ,Partly
cloudy with showers Itonight and
Thursday. Showers “and thunderstor ma
have occurred in all the northern see-
tlons during the past 24 (hours. An
men. of low pressure is now phasing
out the St. Lawrence Valley iind uneth-
ervis central in South Dakota. An
area of high pressure is control over
the South Atlantic states: (hrndltioneI
favor for this vicinity pititly cloudy
weather with high temperature and
probably lecnl showers.
June sale of shirt waists at prime
i'uily hue-third less, at the Boston
Store.
Robert Sturges. of Weston has been
Itlnlertnining his cousin. Robert Lee.
‘of South Norwalk.
William 1‘. Jesse, the violinist. for
nieriy of South Norwnlk. is at present
located in Detroit. Michigan.
..fi
I-I-Dr; Dick's cures malaria.
Oscar Budd and Miss Helen Budd. of
Weston. have been the guests of Mrs.
David Miller, in South Norwnlk.
...—mg,
Mrs. George lngliain, of Spring
street. started today for Cleveland.
0.. where she will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Waterbury, of
Weston, Were guests on Saturday of
Mr. Waterbliry's brother, John Water-
bury, in Norwalk.
——Auctlon Snle. house 22 Elizabeth
St, 'l‘hurs._ June 7, 3 p. in. C. & K. Co.
Mrs. Edward O’Hara. has returned to
her home in Bridgeport after spending
a week with her mother, Mrs. R. 'I‘
lizildn. of Day street.
Mrs. H. R. Bnikley and children, of
(iirard Place. have returned lioimI ilfI
icr having spent a Week with Mrs. L.
M. Thatcher in Nutley. N. J.
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lt tones niid'viinllzes the entire oys-
teni and makes life worth living no
‘ matter what your station. .Ilollister oi
RockY'IMountoln Tea in the moatest
preventive known ior all diseased. 35
Cents, "Fee. or Tablets. l’luisted's:
Drug Store.
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold its parlor
meeting with Mrs. J. A. Richardson, to
West ayenne, lI‘rldiiy, at 2:30 o'clock,.
any interested are ‘invited to attend.-
At the meeting of Welcome ‘Strnngu';
Lodge, Sons of St. George. last night.
there Were it number of visiting past.
presidents fro nitlie Bridgeport iodgo.‘
St—JAuetlon Sole. house 22 Eliznhcthl
..Thurs., Jime7 tip. in. C & K ()0
William J. Sterling of iI‘nliiliIld
nvcnue. South Norwnlk. has secured
an excellent. position in tho drnugliting
room of the Yale & ’l‘owne tiliop, Stain»
fold.
The model recital of Mrs. Lillian
Slierwomi-Newklrk's pupils will be
held this evening at m5 o'clock. at
Jocliwood'ii Hull. Admission will he
liy card only.
There's it little room In this great
world of anterior the "Fat Woman!"
She'sIu-lilndrniice to herself in street
cure, tints, lexiutore; but what can and
do. poor th ng—«tnkc Holllstor's Rocky
Mountain ’l‘en lib eenis, 'l‘cii or ’i‘iib-
lols. Pluiated' n Drug Store.
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...—......
Contractor 8. ll. Wllnon. of Yonkers.
formerly of Norwalk. in enjoying a
vacation trip in lilo automobile. Mr
Wilnoii clinic to Norwnlk yesterday and
continued on his trip today.
A. 1“. Million. of (ioldon iiill street.
is liilltc ill at hilt “home. nod ii. in
thought that an operation will he nor.-
okiuiry. Mr. Minion stopped work at
the Norwnik Lock iiliop recently.
We notice the opponnmco It Booth
Norwuik of bins. lreno, 1) Wilson and
her mnnsdl. from Brooklyn in rotor-
onoo to the notion hrouxbt in the lilo.
porter COMP of flaunt-client at John
Wigtan lute-t Mrs. Wilson.
. a
IlTTIfl THAN IPANKING.
Bonn n3 don not. care children or
bed we in. it it dill than Would be
in children that would do it There
in not com tor this
mom... 3::
51‘s. Notro
Ind“ will and her homo meeting}; _,
my mother. and In“
Write her today it your children mo;
No you in this say. Don't blame the
fluid. The dinners are it can't help
I t.
, SPECIAL. ’
...
doom i80 lb
rod (pane: lamb iOc ill
’ Itlt filteild’m
' llidwird ii.
.Un lveriilty.
Bee Indy. III
Wop—lu-
i. ForIpower. dliriibillty, style and lid-
1 ,
lib the Buick automobiles bin to the-
lead. See ad in this1ssue for prices.
etc.
. i , m .
- Imwehtedwli‘ollvery clerk; Apply II‘
D. Lawton & Co.
in the preliminary game of baseball
ut Norwalk Amusement Park. Sntur
day afternoon, the Nationals will cross
huts with the overlooks. or Norwnlli.
The game will commence at 1:30 and
will be followed by the regnlur game
between the Norwnlks and Staniiords
ill. 3: 45.
The New Wade-New Haven and
Hartford Rnilrond Company are malt
ing an earnest endeavor to stop the
iiiisnso oi committation hooks. and un-
Iounces it wlil pIi'osecute every offen-
der. ’l‘he chuduothrslaro under orders
to he on the lookout for misuse of
such books.
I W .
The monthly IIb‘nIlne‘ils meetin‘g Ioi
the Epwortli [segue of the First Moth
odlst Church will beheld this evening
at the ohurcir at 7:45. The regular
bnsiiiesstiIllIhe transacted, and at the
close the 'Iuliiitidl meeting of the eitbh
not for the assignuientoianwnibern to
the various departments will be held.
' I W i. ..
‘~N‘ever can tell when you‘ll mean
to finger or suffer a cut. iirnlse,- burn or
scold. Be prepared. 9r 'i‘honios' Ee
loctrie Oil instantly relieves the pain—-
qulckly cures tlie‘wonnd.
“Mu-v—
llcni-y ii: I'l‘oiles Iniid tilinily Iliuvc
moved to their-recently purchased re
sideni-o in Quiniard avenue. Alfred H.
Nitlici' son, who occupied the plnce has
moved on the opposite elite of the
street. Chiirlos Utzingur has moved;
iioni Moudllw direct to 27 Woodward
avenue, the house vacated by Mr.~
'i‘olles.
Mrs. George Worth, of New York,l
Mrs. Minnie Miilllll. of Sininl’oid and
Mrs. Ella, Meisiuhn, of Brooklyn,
sisters of Mrs. P. 1‘. Ounce. oi RullI
band avenue, spent Moiidny with Mm.
Cunco. Mr.s Mcisliihn is the organ-l
lot at Trinity Chur,qli the musician ,
Wlio‘has struck the memorable glilmes
for many years.
W
Judge Geiger handcd- novvn no deri.
~ eioii yesterday morning upon the mo
tion made by the defense in the Allen:
ltulnnd inisc imprisonment suit. that
he should instruct the jury to bring in
u verdict. for the defendants on the
ground that Mr Allen has released
them from liability when he released
his slider. The case at that. time. ii
the motion is denied, will be argued
and go to the jury for a verdict.
BERKELEY DlVlNiTV SCHOOL.
Binhop Brewster Elected President at
Meeting Today. '
Mlllllliid'l‘OWN. June 6.-'l‘he lift)-
socond annual ordination ol‘ the Burke.-
1in Divinity School occurred lit the
Church oi the lioiy 'l‘rlnily today. This
was; preceded by n meeting of tho Ala,
uninl Association in the library, ‘nti
which Bishop Broweter presided. Bis-
hop Charles Tyler ()lninlod. oi the diof
ease of Central New York, was elect
ed no honorary member. The follow-
ing your: President. llisliop Brewster;-
honorary ‘vlcerpresiiielim. Bishops
Niles, of New Hampshire; Vincent. oi
southern Ohio; Nichols. of California:
Nelson. at Georgia: Welles. oi Spo-
kane; White, of Mir-tingling Moreland.
tof- Bucriimcnio; Pnrtnldge. of Kyoto;
. Von Baron, of Porto liico; Alniiited. oi.
Central New York: liocliwith.‘ofIAia~I'
heme; lilacs; or Newark: Nelson. or
Albany; Strange, at East Carolina;
meloock, of Kentucky. and Jolinikm,
of South Dakota. Vice presidenlii
Rev. Sninuel Hurt. Middletown. and
Rev. Dr. William ll Viberi. New York.-
iieerotury. ltev Samuel ll. tiollmlilyr
Mlddielown; ticiinurer, itev. Peter it
Shepard. Clinton
After the sermon iii the Ciiuieli of
the Holy ii‘rlnily, which was preached
by Rev. Wiliiuni htomovenor. six
candliiiltoo tor the doneohute were ..
would to the hbiliop. Illilloy were fll
noy ll. Dixon. M. A; Richard A. ltd-
wurdo. B. A.; Charles 'I‘. liaii, ii. A.:
John B Hiniinonii and Hurry’ii Van-
dorlminirt. B it. and one graduate»
the Cambridge 'i‘booiogiciii Seminary.
ll'ilziioriild. [.8 A. Yale
The demons ordained tan were no-
nigned work no follow: r. Dixon.
in Bethlehem, Conn; Mr. lildwerdn,ln
(irate Chendi. New room Halim
reunite In st. Johns Chin-ob Wiltenin
bum ‘Mi‘. Willi. in North Chro-
iiiiit: Mr. Wendi: rt ill curate in
the Church or the loly Trinity, Mid-
mianionnry to China.
Mr. Kenyon or Inn mounting chum iii
to be ordained in Albany iind will be-
come curate in St. Paul' is Church, New
. Haven.
The dean of the school will in... ii
motion this alteration in. the limo
nod the examines wil be brought. to 1
close with in- r at the oliiipoi oi lit.
Luke's at 7 9’1:
W
IOLD‘I‘MAV N.
we memos Mull! ’3’ . _.
dispatch to the Hermit W
on
go is a that “eerie
York.“
of
‘ Igotln ot‘WIstatedIlotowdw ,
I-Ilt an“
nil, ..
ing officers Were erected for tho onnii- I
Motown, and inter intuition in the ,
' llorkeloy School. and Mr. Fit-Gerald all
Jr. soil
nor of till: Weider! Militia. of .
lion wnagnrding the ultimate butI lit”
Mlobrwlimeelymt die Re
our demolition forum: his
in or. three yours. I limp breweries
phonon to Mill
one or politiedi'liio; anti ‘wniit's' to gel.
pt orit and in o‘ origins: ‘wl
by well I.iiiidIIalluw plinth ins to
Mingle la‘pofltieli’to «domino it“
wishes, but not compel him to be con
iltli'nlly in liberation with?! game or to
Ii "lint :lrimitllhere‘li; wnt- itolgi
My lipinkinltn’ot Mike Keneoly “vi till not
get one of one itctitlltldli roll the: 'gnnio.‘ i
. than is believe he oli'iilnod he poppy. lie
thrown the Mill! flair he’ll tint! and
and would llkfir‘lo nee mine one else
'iiolitlenlI workersl this state
less he loved It
immui up:
than. oi: iiiirti’ord, will ere long ranch
in What is next to the richest prdbnte
district ill the state. And he -wlil re
the before the end or the ore
”There has. been Home
lull: oi." his son,
Harrison li.‘ li‘reelndli, in.
for his iiho‘en
through now. instead.- ’thé memo
crodeInre all for maids H. Parks-r; at
,‘Ipreuent limited Statesidlotrlot atlor- “‘I
’noyuto succeed Judge Freeman. more
is every redeon to believe that‘he Will
’tiloli will follow or th’iligsdoolt rather
ii'épnbliciin in Hartford just now.
“g’l‘hin Oi couri‘io, leaves the oiliee of
United Stiitcs‘ district atloiney open.
Mid ‘ii is for this thut‘flr.’ Keneoly is
slated. The. berth is it good one, and a
very good sulury.' and the work is not
too laborious. Wherefore the many
friends of the iitute chairmen will re
joicu
Ilt has been predicted that- he would
if the piece of states attoiney iii
Airfield County when Srnbeo Attorney
FeastInden giivc it up. And by the way
i inn sorry to say that Mi. Feesenden' s
‘heuil‘h is not at all goods despite the
measures that he has token to recu»
period it and he only wish to-Igivo‘up
‘the hard work of his omce ere long.
'Stlies Judson is trying a good many oi‘
the enseIror him now. unit will one
I coed to the position of state it attorney
When the present Incumbent leaves it.
which‘wiil- of (kiturse, he not before he
lilil‘lael! wishes I
When Mr. IKeneoly goes to the
disliict .ittoineysliip he will iolirc
(mm the s'tanIcom’mitteo. And his
successor is‘vcry likely to he Frank E.
iienly. ltiis iiI'grent question It An-
drew F‘. (tales cares-hull us much to
.I be chairman again as some of bin
friends cure to hh‘vethim.‘Cortninly in»
would make no light for To place.
And it would he very iiiflici It to gel
togethersnpport that. would in.:.i"him
in it. Paige would‘Inot acquit-m»..- ln it
and the effort would meet wi .n little
sympathy over in Hartiord county, to
There Is little harmony among the
Hartford crowd now. But liealy would.
he agreeable to Paige and'ntands well?
all over the state, bouillon being it
clover and capable political manager.
M-W
WILL CURI CONSUMPTION.
A. A. ilerren. Finch. Ark. writes:
“Foley's Haney and Tor is the Inuit,
preparation {or coughs, colds and lung
trouble. 1 know that It has cured con-‘
sninptlon in the first stages." You
never heeid or nay one using Foley s
Honey Ind TM and not being szitislled
Plnlutml's Di us Store.
iilBi‘
l‘libofleb byI Int-lemma Bylvw.
tor «P. Wheeler! pining porn. 5 on»
ion bottles, 49st“. lease. 8 bottlon, 45m.
it little is
p
l“
39,0er iliAiN sr.
Tel 198-2. ‘ '”
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Ila» W till” Tel"
Wearable.
I «the nonoon'o newest styles
and colors.
Iloitii. title and 750.
Washable Four-in Hands, line
had bile.
Fancy Hammond, 26c hill! 60o.
Nominee Shinto. We to 0290.
Light Undorwpor, ink: to 3:1. 00
ll
Fancy WM ”.59. loam
“Fl noel Erectors. “.50 to
twink. ,
., ill the
m “ "cool “Namibia “been i
an _‘ motion. The new iii
It With all all“! Wed
tor your ‘eomi‘brl tor “hormon-
9f. . "i "r . ’
t
Opilp lioii‘d’dyi. Vehicular".
one!“ ' prelim“
Joni Darth.
Winn thoniilllIlibvh- LlnulI wombat.
‘ the Superior Court bench if it had; initial
tbr
win ‘
‘ Illowever, tliiii Is the way the thing is V, .
Judlgo Harrison B. Free. '
the age limit beyond which he only I”
not hold the oiiieje or judge oi probate ., .1,
sent your. ,. .
but l'ln told that that 15" Mb going /
be: nominated and doubtlehs- his elec- . '
soy nothing of the rest of the state .
ya“ i‘
do the :Ilioevwafiii. but he' it one ol the'
“most energetic. tireless wandI skillful" I
lied.‘ ‘
and he couldn' t qua'liwii‘or all thnt un "
ALL RIAFPOINTED
State’s Attorney and County Judicial
Officers Named by Judges.
State’s Attorney Samuel Fesscndcn
was reappointed to the. other again
yum-order ill the annual inecil Int: ol‘
the induce oi the Supiunio .iiid Supoi- ,
i0) Otilli't: liliil tit lihl'tloi d There
was some speculation that on account
of his poor hrnltli. Mr. ‘b‘essendrn
might i-ctlii- nod allow it successor to
be appointed
All the Olhi‘n county and court dill-
cinls were rcnppoinlmi. iii-l usual. .is
were the jury coniinlssloners, sieno-
grnpliers and others.
Neither .iudgo 'l‘hnyi‘r nor Judge Ro.
lilnson will hold court in lI‘iiirfii-ld
County during the coming: court your.
looting from September limb, until Jo.
ly'. 1907.1‘ho following judges will
preside.
Judgi- Gnome W Wheeler. lirldgo-
port, Cillninni tot-iii, May lei, liltl‘l.
Judge Ralph Wheeler. liridgcport,
criminal term, December 4. 1906;
Brldgoportcivil st-nslon January 1.
l 907.
Judge Slinniwnv.
echelon. October 9, liltitl.
Judge iiorubiick. Bridgeport Crim-
inal term, September l, liltlii; ilaiibnry
Civil erosion ()i-lnliiIi' it, liltld,
Judge (lager, ilunbnry (‘ivil
slon, Murcli ii, i907.
Judge (lune, Illrtdgoport Cl‘llllillili
term February ill 1907.
Judge Rood. Bridgeport Civil See»
slim, April 2, 1907.
THERE is NO USE FIGHTING NA-
TURE.
llr. Kennedy‘s Favorite llomcdy does
not-hing of that kind. it acts tender-
ly and iii nyiiipalliy with what Nature
iii trying lo-acotlmplisli. llo you have
tronhhI with your digestion. your liv-
er or kidneyu‘.y Duos rheumatism in
and rock you? is your lived it ck
and heavy? it will chnrm awlly these
nilinentn itlmhne em you are ‘nwiu‘o
[r rec Sample llnltlun ill it. .H' Pliililttid's
Bridgeport Civil
Sus-
‘l ‘4 I “We... v‘. ‘
iNVekts comes on A ewe.
“IO-Inn.
Factor of a Wittlmnntla Church Great-
I. 1'" rs up 1507mm.
By invoking tin- rinse oi heaven nt
in ucrvlécs Sunday noon thiI Finite
Nous Chili a Hilt‘lill organization coin~
posed of i'womleve hum of his piiriuh
the Rev. Arthur liehruycker, punter of
St. Mary‘s Church, him not all Willi-
monttoogog.
The priest said that he had positive
knowledge that. the inonihern- ‘npeiit
Sunday in the club rooms drinking
liquor ond playing poker. They hnd
led. he said. many other young men to
contract the liquor mid Klillllllllifi habit
and had brought dishonor to their
i'itniilicu and lhiI community
The club members refuse to dinensii
Fnlber Debit: yck ' roindriia. .
Merriam NWW‘ Within“ M:
In more than gm
motion or
notice are worming
“We
rem. Alone he: triump
' inborn
noun or
we. ‘
r or
$3.33.»...
Indicted. and cough 4.
TH E SALVATION ARMY.
tMiltvnukon Sentinel l
line l7,338 woikors amour the child
ron.
Comprises 7.‘ in turns
lies.
ii: is 19,962 oiiliorx wholly employed
in its service.
. Muinluine 189 food depots nod shot
tors for men women and children.
Il’ublishen 64 [li'rlUtilt'JllS in 2i inn
gauges.
l\C.:t)llllll(lthlt'S over 21090 people
nightly in its institutions for assisting
tin-Imm-
Iiiui 17 homes for former criminals
45 homes for children. and lit; indus-
trial lltlllll’ii for women.
Hus iii lillld colonies for visitation
ind assistance of rho poor and El
taboo. bureaus for helping the uncle
ployo‘d.
Employment.
"inlltllll,
(Edi.
'i‘hriIi‘I million three hundred and
ninety thousand nine hundred and two
lili‘illlt wuro supplied at the cheapi‘ood
depots that your and hm 893 homo-
liIss people won- provided with lodg-
loss
in the slums no Ifuwor than 127.000
families were visited and 7.936 sick
people were visited and nursed by the
iiriiiy‘s workers in lillli.
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DEATH FROM LOCKJAW
never follows no injury dressed with
illicklcn's Arniru aiilve. its antisep-
tic and healing properties prevent
blood poisoning; (lhamOswald. uter-
chum, of Huusselaeraviile, N. Y..
writes: “it cured Seth Burch, of this
place. oi the ugliest more on his neck
I ever saw." Cures (hits. Wounds.
Burns and Sores. 25c. at F. ii Bax-
nml Sllt‘ is»
temporary and per
was found last your for 15.
ier s, South Noiwnik. and F. 1’.Vteuls.
Norwulk, drug stores.
AMERICAN MrfglCAL ASSOCIA-
BOSTON. JuiiiIl‘i 6.I—~l’upein and (“iv
cushions upon them were arranged to
form a great iltll'i of ilio,pr(xzoedliigs
today, the notion.) day of the fifty-se-
cond nnuunl session of the American
Medical Aseociuilon in this city. Len-
gthy programs of papers and discus-
sionn wore sclieduled in the vur‘ious
sections.
The practical tilde or the work was
provided in clinics at the onions lion-
pitais In the city and the numerous ox-
iiiliits at. Moeluiiilca' Hull.
At the new Harvard Medical School
hnildingd iiiio ultornoon too will be
served. Tonight the section on new
Villlil and mental diaemu villi have In
dinner at one oi the hack Buv- lio-
telii, unit a roooption and promenade
concert at Mcchniilcs' Building will be
given IloIlbo iniiiiora by-tho medical
profession of New England.
p...
Trimmed truth does not improve It»
oppimriiuico.
penetrated. reduces the mm mm . ‘ W
enriching lid routes otiphleggw ‘ ‘
II .‘ p Milt!»
hop
1" will Wiiiiwm Marconi with our in
them with a; moon-em olntheir the until: in, monotone“
room (or doubt so to this being uIIiiood store for on to trad
able—This concerns our pi'ices.Re1iWMlii "' onetime "
ltliilitd'rhis doiicerne “our billion. " i'rove mm; we print by. or»
Xiilitiigiailioii‘i ii the proof nihilds, itlld chances are we’ ve won yen to
835 ren .
THE BUSY
WASH GOODS SECTION
Wash abode buying will be at its
. best for the next tow Weeks. We
quote you a. low of the many bargains
, In these cool. dointy fabrics. as “fol-
. 10m ._ . you rend about these i
j 27 inch good quality lawn, white Miller white lawn:
‘ ground with pink. blue and moon flow:
cred effects, at 8e yd.
. IExtre iiue showing of A. F. C. 8.1;?
hams, absolutely inst color, for 12950
5’
ll IDimity. lawn and outlets. white
‘ ground. tiny washed and figured de-
, sign. ppocial {or file yd. .
' .iioiesette, Itlio eeeeon's newest and
. daintiost plain colored fabric for Smart
shirt waist suite at 2th: yd.I .
. IWeIalso carry a toll linoIoli bullied?
I walking skirts and ladies short weld . Wit
. battered
i suits.
V'NJ‘JJA“ in) i
We alerted ii. vlmrou ..ii
welsh waistsIaIlewodeyei lilo
l
trimmed. {it (lilo.
Ladies White .lawp ”w
01'4lile it. 98c. M
..AI
shirt waists tucked and
trimmed at 3125, .
Mite town Iiib‘lri ..
l
lick o 'i
. Quofii undo/“r .
u‘. «new in...“ will...» Mm
shipment oi the.»
nor” Glovesn
liele'etidI silk 1be
line oinprotty: no glow
tally mama ital-ow ”
86 Washington 3treet, South Norwalk.
Telephone 474;,
__._‘_.. _,._.. ... -..- VFW” ww-
in. s. sump e co
Specials
“ ALL OF OUR 69c SHIRT “WAISTD, 39:: EACH..
SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY.
25% DISCOUNT ON ALL KITCHEN UTENalLB.
n. s. Isms Is. comm
92 Washington Street.
..y
Tell us whet kind 0i i "
you have, and what kind
mice you have, and we'll
.iorronsou em, in... Tillie s.~
The platform ad 6 at the heirloom-I
tliI. suite. convent onlaot night dealer.
on that William 110. IBryoii Iwnu deieatedl’v
by corrupt campaign contributions by
trusts and that boil the greet; Alpert .
can Democrat. and that Ml marl de-
mands his oleclion to the prehidenoy- In
1908; declares against issuing tree
transportation to political oonveiitionii
by guilyoedn- and links riIduetlop oi
pnnsenger rates. ,
OUR OTORI
ion" ... wodooimomom II'I
tibiae. linen come d l ooh ground
it hit IIIyour «it barely tip it with. to
“a
Norwalk Chronicler