.-
in. surreyo
‘ .
ti and Mount Ho be. I
red 00 I
‘ limbs
it Shoal lull! buoy. all
_ stationed g; thseuts
Iii Eastern Isss'lfxe. ii“ t
«I a from Gull Rooks
. .Ilss been numbered 8 1'9.
Inland bell buoy. painted
,idtstldse‘d oft Despair return.
In! 0! Hope island. has
Will'uline Ground gas buoy,
black and stationed about 5-0
3,,.E. tram Cosimlcut liable
{lilacs to Providence River.
Maughberled 7.
on gas buoy, inted
it and btationed on the 33mm
or the channel at the entrance to
on River has been numbered 1.
ulna fence Point Shoal bell
. 0y. pnInted red and stationed otl.‘
mfli"Felioe Point, Mount Hope
I . has been numbered 2 C F.
(14. H. B. N. to M. No 90—Charts
eoteli: 358. 2. 363 and 114).
Block island-Buoys Numbered—-
c tolInwinz buoys in the waters snr.
“P’ndlilg‘ Block Island have been num-
Brelodk Island Breakwater bell buoy.
I limited black and stationed about 1 2
lie E. at the outer end or the break-
italicized on the one
oolly‘ reel extending
. , m to
land, has been numbered 1.
Grsfi'fialt Poud Breakwater belt
, ”all! red and stationed oil the
tril ct to Great Salt Pond. western
33:16:01 Block island has been number-
I“ N. to M.. No. 89. —Charts
our» Pitch Atlantic Coast, Pllrt IV.
1904. pp 7, 33. 34.).
Point ll till-«Buoys Numbered. ~—~
The toiiowi buoys in the vicinity 0!
Point Judith. formerly without num
here have been numbered:
mist Mull whistling buoy. painted
red and stationed about 1 1- 4 miles S.
1- «I imm Point Judith lighthouse, has
been numbered 2.
Point ullldith' bell buoy.
and -.s txtitgnad just south of the Point
mun silwater. has been numbered
(I... H. B. N to M.. No 89. —-Charts
attested: 113 and 114; U S. Coast Pl
painted red
' let’s: Atlantic Coast. Part Iv. 1904,11
conducticut.
hrs island Sound»—Watch Hill
Reet— ell Buoy Numbered. -Wntch
Hill Reel bell buoy painted black and
stationed about 1 2 mile SSW. 1 8 W.
from Watch l—Iill lighthouse, eastern
entrance to Fishers island Sound. has
been numbered 1.
(L. H. B. N. to M., No. 89.—~Charts
""me'cted: slid—and 114; U. S. Coast PI-
, ob:
”stills
,_li ltbm
lg): Atlantic Coast, Part 1V, 1904, p.
bong Isis d Sound—New Haven
Anpgoschb- rock Buoy Discontinued.
——‘Ql_l April 31 1906. the first-class spur
buoy, tormerly thanking the wreck of
a canal boat sunk in the approach to
New Haven Harbor from the west-
ward. was discontinued the wreck huv-
in; been removed. The buoy was on
the b rings:
iflayed Outer Brealtwater light-
house. iii. 1- 2N
, in Point left tangent. NNW.
:l~ ~ .. distant about 3-4 mile.
"‘ ., 5.31“. to M.. No. 91.~Charts
: 0 , 362. 116 and 52; U. 8
II , '--Pilot; Atlantic Coast. Part IV.
1110's ll- 99).. . .. .
n; island Sound—Buoys Number.
following buoys in Long is-
“$qu have been numbered:
Bland Rocks bell buoy,
died black and stationed on the
7!“ng side of the entrance to bill
Killer iiorth side of long is-
laud Bound. has been numbered 1 C 1.
Oman hedge West End buoy, a
hutch)? s80. painted red. stationed
About 1 in 0 SW. 3- 8 W. from Greens
ms: lidbthsuse, has been numbeled
(L. RB N to M" No ill ——Charts
slanted: 883, 268,115 and 110)
New York.
has; island Sound—New Rochelle.
Rock Discoveredwauoy Es-
n May 2.1900 a second-
tier. painted red and black
1 marines. to be known as
Money. was moored In 2'1
1' on the northeastern
filly discovered rock. over
is I depth of only 10 test.
In Min of the passage between
Illbosl and Davenports Neck.
ril put of Iron: Island Sound.
is on the bearings:
in Rock beacon, (spindlel,N
OLD
' j Milan Rocks lighthouse. all. 3-8
.. Isisnd. leii tangent. 8 by W.
. I j. to M. No 92 wCharts at-
fill no. 120 and 52:11.3
antic Coast Flirt 1V.
lld~Weslorn Putt--
Illdm-Buoy M0006 and
About my 8!. im. the
red horisoulslly Ihtripsd spar
= liedths ll haul in the
salami-y llls'i'ld
.. l. approach toblsw
II moved to the mums.
Maw roll on the buzz
w on t
socks, “mew-d; an I-ltb
mos mtunustw. ll-ls
ill."
filth
1-,.9m9mwlu‘.‘ “
113. 114 and 117; U. S. ;
.93!“ ”M00
firm: Willa
small
iinllcCBSSary profits and
basis besides
cigars, becomes the lurg
make its own prices.
.1 .1 . .4.
r
M”... .-_. w
Rotter 02“). Dalila it? Lower
not tannin—the Notional Cignl
‘ Stands Company Those" -,
and the National Cigar Stands Com-
pany which must provide them uilii
customer for tobacco ever known in
the history of the cigar business.
Ever .I‘old Before
Some 2,000 Alllcricun drurigisls (the undérélgiicd in.
eluded in the nuzubcr), lnrt: united iii :1 new plan for con-
ducting the cigar branch of their business.
. IIIl'Iel-ctoiqrc, each store has bought its cigars independ-
ently; usually from jobbcrs and in quantities necessarily
i'hc priccspnid wolc loaded with from four to silt
were always on a small- quantity
Now, these- " ,000 stores have (vial-cuimml t/m'l' agar.
l :uymg port/tr m a “mg/r til-[gow-
The saving: in
Exclusive Brand: ; .Unoorylng
Quality,- proper I Condition
1 l- . I
. § +_ Imolters .
*‘i‘ “ ““'Here‘”§lhe Wdtitifz'dl Cigar Itands’ Proposition
l;::muf..l‘luring; and buying is glmost
equaled in the suing; in boiling: expense.
The distribution
from producer to rciuilcr bciny; din- l-t, there is he expense for
jobbers l'r lravclir. '; salunucn.
be charged on the prions of 1.3111"
extra SillLiL'lCS for solo-people
lhcrciz; little or no rout to
b j Notional stands and no
In brief, llit: cigars come to the Notional stands lrccd of
all middlcmm's profits to d inn be sold practically free of
expense.
Bctwccn producer and smokcl there are but two
small profit 3 instead oi the usual four
000 stores
”untested in
In In idiocy (gunk-wallow
.. Constitute Black'thtite; strainers 5c
The dreamer Renal Coiled: Buys. laid. .IWF" 6 for 25¢
cigar- Gutter “a :3 gymmgt dryer 7 for 25:)
On Earth, ‘ - . '
. all
ll W'- dine
' std‘
est single
it! Cervdjdl .
SONE N. C.‘ S. EXCIUSNE BRANDS
WEI": hit.’li:?‘.l.‘d.“‘t‘“‘“ 3 for. 25¢
char llama, usually bold ac
:midflfa . gfiquu‘lz‘sl Ravens—u
bullies: grade imported
.lvalld '
any” for Price
3 for 25¢
lilo
llm Ill -
and
ti]:
The commerCinl adm stage of a large purchasing power
is well-known. The National Cigar Stands (.ompnuy takes
at once a masterful position in the tobacco market.
and docs,‘ own its own blonds, control "its own factories,
In all this it merely acts for the drug-
' . gists who t-wn it, and car/t More gar Illefz/ll [In/cf! of all III:
“I ' advantage; acquired and all ill: savings tfl'e'ctaa’.
It can.
Sound, has been li'uuibel‘oddg. .
(L. ll. B. N. to M.. No. till—Charts
agected: 272. 366. 867. 368, 110 um]
I 0.
wAe A “REAL DAUGHTER."
Mrs. Warren’s Father Fought at Bat-
. lie of Bunker Hill.
in the death of Mrs. Nancy Ann
Gifford Warren. the Standard Chair
tor. l). A. R., loses thesscond and
last of her "rent daughters," (one
whose father fought in the Revolut-
ionary War.) the other being Miss Lu-
cretia Holly Lorin who died In all
left In 1903. aged 6.
Mrs. Warren was the youngest 01'
the “real daughters” in all the limit
ed States. Her lather. lilillshu Gui-
iord. at the use of 82. married his se-
cond wife. and Nancy Ann Ou‘lliord
was born in 1831 Her 1 ther was a
"minute man" and iouxh at Blinker
Hill illld also under Captain Heat klau
Mclld
Some years ago the chapter gave
Mrs. Warren the silver llpoon provid-
Roai Daughters as a mark of honor
and respect.
.‘l'lMULATION Tng‘NHOUT lRRl‘l‘A-
his the proper treatment is to admin
to theworgans without Hrrltutinz
“em. Ollno L'u‘xntlve 1mm Syrup
Ilds digestion and stimulates the iiv-‘
er and bowels without irritants: these
organs like pills or ordinal-J cathol-
tlul. It does not ussllte or [ripe
and is mild and “peanut to take.
Plum Drugs
Menu. not mill".
The Westisilleuss Compsny At Work!“
Miluudssosrgetnlz '
mpstl'l
1m in i It their Cos Cob lent
of the milllir .fisven mod the tint all, the
units will tosuppiy
lscrrmll‘tgoiuwlmorlhe
The first unit ls_ M3.000 horse pewter.
It is expected till bills capacity oi
the Cos Cob power gain“ will be 12.-
”assessor or units will be
gull“ us soon as completed It the
sstlllsilouss plant.
Work is bets rapidly prism It the
power was: 00s 00%:an It is ex-
mu“ “m announce-
lusul. “cards the opening at the su-
will be made short:
» s
ed by the National Society for the,
meta-dying I‘ervice lrom Standard an”;
. .1 was new
MAY BO 'I‘O REFEREE.
No Public Airing of Domestic Affairs
or the Morrillmv
ii is very probable lilo domestic.
troubles of Mrs. Antoinette C. Morrill
of Greenwich. who figured so |li‘i)iill
neatly in the recent trial oi John
Brown. may never be aired in' court.
Efforts are being made to have the
divorce suit brought. by Mrs. Morriil
heard by a referee. who will decide
the case and present the report to the
Superior Court for continuation. The
matter will be heard before Judge
Gazer today. .lt ls seldom thatsuch
requests are missed. and consequent
ly the referee will probably be ap
pointed.
W.
CURED OF BRIGHT'B DISEASE.
Geo, A. Sherman. Lisbon lied Mills.
Lowrance (20.. N. Y.. writes: "i had
kidney disease [or many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years; had tall n a well known kidney
medicine oher remedies that were
lumen ed 0but got no relief untlll
”can u as Foley's Kidney Cure. The
bill bottle relieved the and for
as barge cured late. of this terrib e
inseam. . bellow began taking life
my I Kidney Ours I lied to make water
bout. every Illlsen minut as. day
tilt; null cured a brick Ilust s
on, Inf! sometimes a a buy Alibi
more. ,, [believel would have
11‘ '1 had not taken Foley'I Ki
Cure." Plsllltud's Drus Store. '-
HII ‘3be}: v Ls‘cruii“
uns lbs-vii was
ht Charles Hopkins
as been chosen
re ey coarser loll-
3?er
Hr
inélijom the maxi: :lji
rirtaiiis
It no
‘ sachet” lectures.
A‘l'ION
l'i'
' midi
iiiibdbné
septum messes hill. "this cool ~
tion is unknow to those who lists .
@% filling the best ,
”Isl.
{its
limits.
I
yssiirqtary limit fl
~ ..~..
tl.‘ l. W"
I’l-
DEMO!“
ItmI'
W 1
PVH‘I’ ,
semis
lemma
2;? ter lit the rim-e it'd
'w‘ .u I glitz“
or its; d
In as re slur. ‘
the Artillery
ed to aimless
. duplication other amounts. Upon thebot
a
Unix bi},Ir one".
double saving is that
flavor Before
Haoc‘ Cigars Been Sold
50 Close to Cost of
'1ltcrcsult of this
Praduction
The proof of this will be ioulul in
the rigors now oil'crctl for solo. They
give a quality never before known at.
tho pricrs asked. The brands are all
the exclusive production of, by and
for the Natimml Cigar Stands. Lit them speak iorillcmeclvcs.
All National Stands are equipped with a new and scion-
iilically designed storage case n lllt h musically and automatic-
ally maintains the proper utmoslpllcric ( ouditions necessary to
keep the ciggugs at their best
It lg‘n' t a. National Cigar Hand un!a.r.r an. National?
emblem Is in the window.
Clifford Pharmaou. cor. South Main and. Elizabeth streets. South Norwalk.
“Edward P. Weed. Wall street. upturn.
a
plcte records or line. plain! and car
blue tiring of the United Suites Army
for 1905 which have )list been publish-
rd allow Abraham Hill a sergeant in
the 24th iui'untly, stationed ill the Do
purimcnt of Dakota, to he the best
shot in the army. The percuntaile of
{mssible shots made by him on slow
file timed filed and skirmish tire was
80: :53 The linen others It the bend
of the list after him were Cuptuiu Ril‘
flls E. Longnli, llill lnluniry, Depart-
ment of Missouri 8i): i; fiergonnl Wil-
llslu A. Cantrell. 5th infantry. 84: 07',
Otto S liullu, dormant in Second Cu-
vull'y, Dennitnlent o! llu‘son‘, 31.67.
W
ONLY cues non dyspepsia.
Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle,
)el.. says: ’ “l sullered tor years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belchina. i tried everything i
cold beer of. but nothing helped me
until I. took Brazilian Balm. and one
50 cents bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by it H. Pleated, l“. H. Bax-
ter and The Clifford Pbsrniscy. “
W
on: NOT WANT Willow TO
MAR RY.
OAKI4AN1).Calif., .lllne ill.—~Bv the
diorms of .llls will Wilson Crosby. of
houses. Maine. leaves to his widow,
Mrs. Hannah Addie Cmahy the great
all or portion of his $25 000 estate on con
ditlon that she remain single for the
lsmsinllsr of her its. I; she marries
again the estate cept 1.0th will re-
.vert to Crabs'slrelstives
A col-tilled copy or the will was Ill
led with the county clerk hers yester-
day. some really belonging to the an:
ill); beta located in this township.
he will "l slsned on May 18 18
I
so It Benson
sum Fsou Locmsw.’ I
never follows In injury dressed with
cltisn's Armies Salve. Its antisep-
ropel'ttos rsvslli
1|“.me d. aler-
oi Ronmlsemiils, it: it.
"It cured Beth Burch. at this
IIcI. oi the' ugliest sore on his neck
wm‘sswfiogloum Outs it lids.
ter's, South Not-walk. and iii. 1’. Wired“ Em,
Not-walks r3 stores.
LIIUTINAONT DIAV NO’ OINTIN-
I
WASHIN 071% It.--Prssldout
Roosevelt has commuted the sentence
otil'irst manhunt Miller Cranes. oi
Willa Mahdi) o! the leorsisry
y mining? l’liii’ :2?!
CRACK SHOTS OF THE ARMY. NEW LONDON GROCERY CLERK
WASHINGTON, June 15.—-'i‘llo com. SUICIDES.
NEW LONDON Jillit‘L’i.-~J081‘pll
(.‘olkcy. clerk fm F. 11. Davis and
Company grocers of this city. was
found yesterday alteration in one of
the firms storelooms with n bullet
wound in his temple. A revolver with
which the wound evidently hull evi-
doutiy been self-inflicted. was lying
close by. Corllcy was barely alive and
the wound is ox'nectcd to prove fatal.
lie is about 35 years of axe and leav-
es a wire and three children. besides
a mother and several brothers and
sisters. lie was considered a rm
sloudy young man and flow clinllse for
the taking or his life is now
A 'rl-loussllo octtsn’s' Won'ru
OF GOD
"I have been exploited with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or stones will excruclntlns
pains." says A. H. burnes. a well.
known coal operator at Buituio, O. "i
got no relief from medicine until i
began taking Fbisy‘s Kidney Cure,
then the result was surprisllis A low
doses started the brickodust like sub-
stance and now i have no pain across
my kidneys and i feel like a new man.
It has done me 8.1000 worth of good. ”
Foieys Kidney Cure will cure every
form of kidney or bladder disease.
Plalsted's Drug Store.
STAMFORD MAN KlLLED BY CARI
TAMFOIID. June iii.—~lt was learn-
el today“ that the mun killed by the
cure horn lust night. was Gharlss Fish-
ur, a chef, employed at the Hotel Ms-
nor on slalom Point He went to
New York yesterday to change I cook
and with his now men came here l‘Illt
night The coolé knows no English
lllid was unable to report the such
dent and it was not. until it reached
' New Yuri today that the it entity or
the dead lllfill was made known.
new». film '
We otter Oils Hundred bollsrs its
ward Ior any ease of csurrh that can
uotp be cured by Hulls Ustsrrh glare.
sonnets Y I. 90.. Toledo, 0.
syllhds have. known
0‘. J. "(311an r’ iii ysIl-I. mild
beiluv perfectly honorable in Ill
1min Bill,“ auctions and ilnsuclsily
rs threesomes.
Hell's Oslsrrh Cure mis islten inter-
nally. E?“ dlr tly upon “2% bglood
. am!
To hurl $31 “93.1% yr per
. across the truck, and left the
i . Richmond. Va. was thrown from the
I England championship tenlllsgouruey
’ of New York and Perry of Williams
' "They lestored mv wile
able to carry out "say obligations lll'Ids- .
» Tewlnptong
TORNING'I‘ON. Cantu, June ill.“
What. appears to have been an attempt
to mock one of the ours of tho 'i‘or-
rington it Winchester Street itullwny
Oombsny occurred about a mile and a
halt above 'I‘orrinxlon at 8: 30 last
night. The car, which was in change
at Motormnn James Cshill, we start-
ed down a steep grade just above Day-
toltville, when the car struck two short
iron rails which has been braced ug-
ainst a large boulder; and placed
mills.
Being on a down grade the ower Will!
not on, but the can run a hundred feet
litter leaving the track.
ll; swung at right. angles to the
truck and rested ltcrilss the mud- conl
uletely blocking that tl'lololuthtare. 0n
the trout soot were two boys and iwa
women. A woman named Moore. of
side of the car and bruised about the
body. A boy of the same name and
city was thrown over the dashboard
and under the car. He was bruised
all over the body. in addition to the
three women and twa boys, there were
seven men on the car. The rails,
it Its said. were taken from“ a spot.
about 100 feet away, where a gang'of
men had been moving a switch. Anoih.
er car had passed over the line fifteen
minutes before.
FOLLOWING THE. FLAG.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines health was the most
important consideration. Willis '1‘. Mor-
gan. retired Commissary Sergeant U.
3. A.. of Rural Routel. Concord N. H.
rays: ‘1 was two yosls in Cuba and
two years in the Philippines, and be'
lag subject to colds, I took Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, which
kept the in poriect health. And now.
‘11 New Hampshire. we find it the best
medicine in the world for coughs,
colds. bronchial troubles and all lung
diseases. Guaranteed at F. H. Bax-
ter‘s, South Norw‘alk. and E. P. Weed s.
Norwalk. druggisls. Price 50(: and
$1.00. Trial bottle free
PELL AND PERRV BEAT TERRY
AND BRYAN. .
HARTFORD. June lE».-'l‘here were
only two matches played in the New
oil the courts of the golf club yester-
lny. These were singles betwoou. Peil
pelt Mass, and James Terry. ot Hart-
.'.ord and Bryan of Bridgeport. Both
were sharply contested. Poll and Per-
the former, who has just finished In It
championship toulsamcut In New
York showing a bllllieht style at play
that won frequent applause. He de-
routed Perry 6-4; 0-4. Terry also
had the better of Bryan, taking the
first two sets. c~2; 6—»1. Terry, who
a few years ago won the championship,
is displaying his old-lime form and he
is picked us the probable opponent of
Behr, 01’ Yale, for the cup.
DEADLY SERPENT BITES
are as common in india as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
latter. however, there is a sure reme-
dy: Electilc Bitters” the great res.
borative medicine. oi "which 8 A.
Brown. of Bennettsviiie, S. (2.. says:
to pertect
health. after years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpld liv-
er." Electric Bitters cure chills and
fever. malaria, bliliousness._lnme back.
kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
Sold on guarantee by F. H. Baxter.
”the Truth It
ry put up an especially strong game. . '
portion Mir ll» .yalllhu
Mitchell. president {the'iliiilod Mills
Workers of. America.» :thll in «2quer
ru here lust night with John list-rim,
president stills Michigan lllsilici, in
rIcgurd lo the 3.500 sirlkln'groul lilin
ers in Mlchixllii. Both men ‘wuro ru-
liceut about the result of their con
i‘ereuce. The state board of album-
lion, which has been in conference
twu days at sigluuw. with the meme
scntstlvés of the; DDQP’IIIIEIHE sin? l‘lllln‘
ere uceornpliu 'er as or ny.
The operators adhered it? ythrlr do
mood that the miners' initiation the
nuns! be reduced from $50 to :10 be-
fine no olistlollu on a wage ucull- (lill
llrilt'cclli .
CASTOFI IA
rol- Initials sud children.
ills Kill You lllls Iluayl llollglli
Bears the
gimme of
35'
O
.
CONSTABLEB BURY IN ROCHES-
ROCHESTER N. Y., June 15. ——Un-
dcr instructions from the State For-
est. Fish and Game Commission. two
constables visited four of the honest
dry goods stores in this city Wellnes-
day and seized wings and feathers of-
fared for sale. it is suspected that
the seizures were inspired by the el-
i'orts of the National Contedemllou of
Audubon Societies. I'l‘lle constables
recalled orders from Albany and seiz-
ed the articles before making arrests.
Warrants were served on reuresenln-
lives or the stores and a test rose will
be made. _
DON’T CARRY COAL.
DON'T cuor wooo.
DON‘T BUILD FIRES.
DON'T CLEAN up ASHES.
Use a
asRange
Prices $11.50
to $14.25)
CONNECTIONS page.
.. .w...
Linn. liailuag ti
South Norwnlk. and E P. Weed, Nor;
walk drugglsts Price 500. ,
Lightingllumpang
Steel Yachts. 250. 35c.
Croquet sets at
Pictures at half. Piice.
Sea 750 $100 in
baseless launches. all Sizes.
Reduced Prices,
souvenir Pastels.
7 AT NELSONS
.......d..... ....r ..
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
. wo-...m .. .. -...— -... mm. w»...— m...— .Wx-..-
Be Cool. Comfortable and Up- to- Date.
Use an Electric Lauildnl Iron
The Reed «it Vollt EleCii-icil Compass.
. Phone‘ss-s.
A J
Whig“ tor consti»
Tut olrrsusucs it ill Till
Luxury
(lo where you Will loll your edit
supply, the rice is very much the
same; the ct cranes in results—heat,
comfort, coal bills, etc. -~resides ill b
superior or inferior quality. The,
lists of fuel to be found in our y'sstl
w i successfully withstand the silly:“
as test. Try it before you place
order elsewhere.
:llle Daniel Kodall Cool (in.
14 ”View Ave.
mm “W".
Norwalk Chronicler