With “the revolutionary 'mcvetn
when. little tat-wanna
the lookout and the trouble
between the ship owners and
so“: In this‘purt. one union‘-
;fldo shot and killed and three
3 wounded last night. The dead:
hadron Keilner.
.9 ‘
nmfromtbe schooner Nation-
'i' ”lay near the Union iron
According to the men who
~ the launch. several volleys
on n edict them without warning
h theywera within a few feet of
tartar t_ e plan to carry overtures
the lion-union men, a launch was on-
”it; «1111‘ i, with volunteers from
g chat rs Un‘ on. The'trip was made
with the utmost secrecy. but it is evi-
‘ , bent t j t the men on the National City.
~ ere pectin; a visit.‘
Gil-ll etlauuchcomeualothe Na-
labile,was,tbruat..oVer-the
, s e e schooner and a shot rang
out, followed '{bywthe cry, “Now give
it to them. , " Several volleys Were”.
then Madison s‘launc'h in rapid suc-‘
cession on ,thc,,terri_iled Aunion, than.
i‘ as: ,sl iron lit the s elter arms;
3% ethical: all ‘1‘ _“ ‘ ’ ‘
as orders could be ‘gi'v’en to the 90';
gibeer‘of the launch be turned about
._ 112a hoataway from the
1 ,. impossible. , .
‘ . ‘ cytoplasm and
‘ , emergency. hospital.
t6 9
who're the “their one bid been shot
more wk? lifted fromh the bloard by
t,, ‘n s. Atthe . 031ml!“ t was
{6% that, Andrew Kelln'er had been
almost/indifantly 'lrili'ed. TWO bullets
figdelgfied- his chest and one of them.
u ti is aptly penetrated ~"his, heart.
. His remains were taken to the, morgd‘g.
All the wounded men will recover and
will {be’removed tomorrow to the Ma-
rlne‘, Hospital. No arrests haVe been
made,’u the schooner at once moved
out into the bay.
FIRST REGULOF MUSICAL SER-
\, re till-st Methodist Church held its
when musical service last evening,
which is-ths first or a series which
wfill’r' ,t-kliiioughout the, year. A, large
3321:
con pupae present, and the ser;
yider auxilitorestinQLdevout and wor-
dhlil‘lu‘l.‘ g’, Printed programs were used,
combining the words of Scripture
Which were read by the pastor ass a.
Sori‘fiauro, lesson and then rendered by
the; birth s‘on'g. After prayer Mrs.
Grapple and Mrs. Gibson song 0 Love
"Divinatlby‘ Brewer. The pastor de-
l iabrisf address on Christ in the
'11 . 11y. Selections from Gaul's
_ "Y Were the musical feature of
in”; The quartette consist
5AUK SCHOOL.
, T ,,,teachers of the Winnipuuk
school have requested all the pupils
aflotr'priarentstan‘d frignd‘s tto
_, 11691189 lose on o
‘ .. Rdgserve the work being
as «by. thopupils.
‘ j rescue daily class rscitations
" o rried on. in room 1. Read-
4,113,,0110 Number work, will
' drill the morning; and with
‘gular work in the afternoon the
silkworm learned duringthe
‘ heard. in Ream 11,Ari-
, wit to our the morning's
3,060pr y. Reading. Spelling,
. and limitations is the order to:
noon.
will owl: spell orslly lists
)1 " era'- all 'of which
«ordain firsttlino
o s: ti:
on exhibi-
[0900: will be
11,. I“ muscular-c. “
x mm m»... a. new
* 7. new
. l .
counselled caution. curios it was a
yet time to be head to the storm. b ‘
the Radicals were, in the majority. '1‘
News Vrcmya todays says that t
Constitutional Democrats have actu
ly resolved to break with the gover
ment within a 'i'ew days. ‘but thit
Struve, editor of the Osvobojdeni, lh-
, formed the Arumciatcril P, _
decision had been take . He admltt :1,
however, that the leaders' plans woe
secret. Many of the Lillill‘llls .fear a
rupture and regard the contemplated
steps as a grave. error, claiming that,
the Constitutional Democrats cannot:
hope to keep step with the advanced,
Radicals, who at mornings held in thel
suburbs of St. Petersburg last night;
not. only condemned the Lower House.
of Parliament and characterized that
Constitutional Democrats ,as truitorlm
but even denounced the Group of Tolls;
Mr. Alladin was accused because he;
tried to explain the absurdity of the?
contenIIOn that the House nuist de-l
stand that the emperor summon a con-l
fused to listen to his statement that g
the government 'c’ould not be asked to.
sign its own death warrant. Constitu-;
ent assemblies, he said. were constitu-:
'ted and not summoned by the govern-
ment. The orators at the ,meetings
glorified the coming dictatorship of
the proletariat and cheered the cries
of» "Down with the government and
_ers threatening to wreck the shops
where attempts were made to bake
.brétid. Little hardship, however, has
thus far resulted. The Lower classes
Were named and supplied themselves
With black'bre'ad in advance. ; The.
e 0 nc . As soon.
ed in a few days by a butcher's‘strl'ke'.
'thatlhewave of strikes ip'spresdln
but it’is too early to tell whether this
' ate 2‘. crisis. 0
'rs. Mary Morse Grannis, Mrs.
"tier 9. Gibson, Harry Pepper
rry Sterling, rendered artistical-
jimpressively this classic can-
:g odor the efficient direction of
I. stick 8. Andrews. The interest
. :the people in .the skilled rendition
. W music was very evident. Durl
ml%r an... ' (1 winter season these
, "‘ "ill a hold Once each month."
"hibit‘fiunday night the pastor will
9"ch another twenty-minute sermon
on‘.,-'l‘he . Carer ,of the Christ. consider-
iu 'His Achievements. There will
album‘s a prelude on current events.
Hit ,1" DAYAT THE WINNI-
, flpelling, Language, andtPhya
W I the morning recitation
.. ‘ Arithmetic. History,
dflptflflhmd outlined
arately.
t
fiflpofipfl ;
o 3;:- , h it,“
so «lilies.
let. gts ipstiia.m. The,
- will probably reach her «look
a...” «mains: sicko-“on 0:01.110“ row.
. I artists. at c’ f:
, so great. that. at a, can a
roe mornings the acoustics of ch ~
jug the party's tactics and abandon,
‘ big so furtherattompt to pontoon
l on " , ith the vernma .
. I all led. me. Dad '-
.
VII“,
“chaff
Constitutional Democrats in the
or. House, led the Radical win
the absolute necessity of keep
o y...
110 abiibk
leaders
insisting that unless they mo
ward tobattls immedis
be overheltued and: t“ .1.
Prof. Milukoa. M. Vinsver and ot
Q.
ress that do
stituent assembly. The meeting re.
the middle classes.”
The bakeries closed today, the. strik.
strike ofthe bakeries is to be follow-
Tlia news from the interior shows
movement, which seems more ripon-
taneou’s then organized, :wlll precipit-
New strikes are reported at Yekntcr-
ihoslav, at Baratoi‘f and at the collie- a
ries of Bakmuth.
The usual number of robberies are
reported today, emphasizing the grow-
Ing Iawlesscnoss and anarchy in the
country. There have been two mur-
derous train robberies in the Caucnu-
sus and three stage coaches were held
up in Poland.
A case of arms and five thousand
cartridges have been confiscated at
Riga on an incoming steamer.
The government seems to fear a re-
petition of the November mutiny at
Cronstadit fortress, where the sailors
and marines and the soldiers and
workmen are reported to’ be extremely
turbelcnt. Two infantry regiments
have been hastily dispatched to Cron-
stadit from Krasnoye Solo. nineteen
miles southeast of St. Petersb'ury. and
two batteries of artillery of the Guard
and two machine gun batteries have
been sent there from, Orauicnbuum.
nineteen miles west of St, Petsrsburg.
The streets of Cronstadit are filled
with troops and the well-lodo inha«
bltants are hurriedly leaving the is
land on which the town is situated.
DETECTIVEB ON THE CASE.
.___...
Pinkerton Men Working Up Close to
the Murder of New Canaan's
Aged Basket Maker.
No new developments have appeared
in the brutal murder of Scleck Dunn
the aged basket maker who lived at
Sellcck’s Corners, three miles and a
half outside of New Canaan.
Sheriff Hawley and Coroner Doten
were at the premises yesterday where
they made a complete investigation
The case is now being worked upon by
W. H, Minster. of the Pinkerton agen-
cy. who yesterday stated that so far no
important clues to the murderer had
been picked up. it is understood, how-
ever, that some clues are being worked
upon. Minster was one of the detec-
zives in the case of Cunliffe. the Adams
Express company thief who was caught
in Bridgeport.
Coroner Doten has not yet held thil
inquest.
OAOEB AGAINST OYBTIRMEN.
1 But slow progress was made to the
trial ‘of the civil cases against oyster
men for taking oysters from private
beds heard by Judge Stevenson in a
civil session of the City Court. in
Bridgeport. Friday afternoon. At tho
close of the session, all the p alntiff'i
side against one of the boats t e Greit
hound; was not comnlcted. On request
attire counsel for thadefendsnts the
cases are being tried each host sep-
’- W
i
0:” mtk‘wwiilfl sio‘rmo.
,, . lfiiiuim‘i'mhdfluhe 18.
The c of of police of Warsaw today
issuer: a procclamat'muna warning
for rt: .tb‘brovc
, § ,, , ,
i More roar:
t .
mammal». at:
gag; 1363:... convicting: a: the rwflm’
mill: in in: as
not Matthew 1-1.,
my nation by
it; still °.°' in the pro;
108,0
i .1"th
“' tier).
it titan in bad .
'6 want in a, public
tion . but argument,
. . ‘
patellmnuteliu {whats .remarkobl‘c‘remody Pepslkola
Tablets are and how many South Nor-
wolli people i
,could be no .
one's mind as to what they will do.
But when. he tells you. that Pepsikola
Tablets are the prosori tion of an
eminent. lillyiilfin‘i‘i skills In the treat-
ment of stomach diseases it Is army to
understand why this prescription is so
.uuiveraaly successful. _.i;'robsbly no
'ptberrp‘ ‘ edyjevcr made so onyiable a
reputation inwaabcrt a time.,tor Pep-
,slkola 'i‘ublots are now sold in almost
‘ every prominent city inrAmcrlca. if
they do not cure y u of your heartburn,
sour stomach. ,w ml belching. dizzy
spells, palpitat on.,nei‘vousliess, sleep-
lessncss and _o her syinpmms of indi—
gestlon we will willingly pay your 25
cents back. ‘ They will renew your en-
ergy, steady your nerves, aid digestion
‘lind put new life. in yourhmmnch. Try
them for ten days arid if you are not
preatly benefited come in and ‘get year
i'.‘ '
What the; poop
speaker is not clean
'1‘ a power to climl
thin I is veryimportunt to speed and
,5 pass in business, but it is a rare
York. is n: kin com minor shun es
. her is . . ., ,_
, a’i‘ a ‘ nothing , ‘. in 1110‘le
invited in the near future.
Bottsfurd ls e‘rec
Miss Fannie B. Hoyt.
.On a new street that
from Morgan avenue. south. The sub
toga will be modern in every particu-
possiblllty of extending two of its six
‘ trucks from One Hundred and Twenty-
,i, th;stt‘o9l. at the' Harlem river.
a sully/av under the river and
the anew Pennsylvania
hlrty-tbird street and
Eighth. avenue. on s a writer on rail-
'l‘h :1 plan is perfectly
feasible and, will give New England
people 1: terminus in. New York not.
. less desirable than the Grand Central
station. and advantages, which cannot
be unloved ‘ar Forty-second finder is
, il'sct routes to the west ,and south.
but the Grund'Ccntrnl property; even
Mien the enlargements now In pro»
press are completed will be too small
in a few years for all the trains of the
New York Central and the New Haven
, is anticipated, and the New Haven has
. good reason for attempting to divert
‘ , part of its traffic to another part of
New York city. .
A subway four or five‘mlles south ’of
the Harlem will be expensive; but if it
promises to earn enough to pay inter-
Dou't be so long trying to make a
point that, you forget: it and fail to
' station at ‘ 'l .
In talking the desire to spread out is
,‘lrequautly the (1111188 of failure. Study
concentration. , .
'A man who asks you to violate your
official duty to, do him a favor because
he claims to be your friend, is your
worst enemy.
WW.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herron. Finch, Ark., writes:
i'Ii‘oley's, Honey and Tar is the best
coughs, colds and. lung
that it has cured obn-
on, in the first stages." . . You
heard stony. we, using Euler's
Honey and Tar and not being satisil
Plaintod's Drug Store. ,
“rues ’you‘ are to marrytbc baron
Listen. Do you bear
Iti is sxpecicdltbat the 1)
received this week and be placed in
the hands of'contructors for estimates
to for a new church to
Church parish on
Blast Avenuew-s Complete details have
previously been given. .
alloy, of New Work "city. are theiurch'r
at an early 0
be erected by
W. & G. And-
CUREO OF aRiCi-i
Goo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence 00.. N. Y,.. writes:
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twalve
years; had taken a well-known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were,
recommended but got no relief until i
began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relieved me and four
“res classes. preparation for
“a“: flooufrlllulzfo.
Charges Against the Rlvhrdiiff Mon
. “I don't know. money. back..,, ,
m. -. .1. .3. “V .. ,
sou. suns..amoasm
on FromindIaastion.
If people in thisan only realised
lave been benefitted there
doubt or direction in any
i
in the Milford 'l‘own Court Satur- that wild rumpus lnthcllbrury?
day. Judge Richard R. Hepburn. at
the request of counsel for the accused‘
and without opposition from the pro-
secuting attorney, again continued
the cases of Daniel Bluebell. John Lo-
vell and George Buddenwin, charged
with pool selling. until next I"
when it was agree , ,
ii at that time be finally
out. on the millions required the New
York. New Hov‘cn and Hartford is into
titled in looking for an independent on~
trance. to New York. Today. the pro-
ject seems lobe formidable: in five
years it may not be regarded as an ex-
traordinary undertaking. Conditions in
New York change rapidly! a few years
ago those. who talked of underground
roads the length of Manhattan island
were called visionary; now , the sub-
ways excite no morc opium'ont than a
surface trolley line. Thus there is noth-
lug chimericul in a plan forests dips
the Harlem tracks under the s roots
to 'l‘birty-‘third or oven to a point near
the Battery. The only question is on
bottles havecured mo ofthis terrible
Before I began taking Fo-
ley‘s Kidney Cure I lied to make water
about every fifteen minutes. day and
night. and passed in brickulust sub
stance, and som‘ctimosa slimy sub
I believe i would have died
if i had not taken Foley's, iiidnel
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
"Pop and- the baron are in i
and pop‘s trying to buy him for $00,000
with? per cent, off for spot cuslt."~—"
Cleveland Pluin Dealer.
, HOW'S THIS
We offer One Hundred ,
‘ward for any case of. Catnrrb that can
not be cured by l-iails Caturrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo, 0.
,Wc, the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the. last 15 years.»aud
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions undiluuncially.
able to carry outany obligations made
C. KINNAN .& MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Hall's Clitarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting digectly upon the blood
and mucoub surfaces ‘of the system.
Testimonials sent, rec.
, Sold bybl druggists.
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for no
STEAMER BROADSIDEON BEACH.
Finis 15mm). N. Y...
At 7 o'clock this morning the italian
steamer Vincenzo Bonuanto.
wont ‘nslioreon Fire Island ba’r yester-
,duy. wuslylng broadside on the beach.
'Thc_.vcssel', captain ceased throwing
cargoluto t e, sea during the night
~and mode evory effort to free his was
sel, but, was unsuccessful.
crs remained on beard part or the
At an early hour this morn
ing the wind ,was in the eastand the
weather threatening with theses in-
The vessel is light. and not
There are 35 men
Lovell did not put in uh appearance
Saturday but no steps wéré taken to
call his bond of $500.
bert C. Stoddard. who represents him,
and the other two alleged .,iialilblel's,.
acid that Mr. Lovell was unavoidably
detainedin New York.
who has been in the
since‘his arrest was taken into court,
but only to be taken back to the ‘lock-,
For some unknown reason,
neither Russell 'or Lovell have worried
themselves much over Buddenwin's;
Attorney Ra,
——Cheapest accident insurance -—Dr.
'l‘homas‘ Eclectric
pain and heals the wound. Al. drug-
; ADVERTISING A‘CITY.
formed counsel for, ‘ ‘
the scattered and the. prosecution that“
he would go ahead with the cases oh
Wednesday morning when both sides
must, be ready to proceed.
,Tlie‘accused were selling p
cording to the charge, in the home-l
stood on Rivercliffe. the attractive»
piece of shore property on the. east
bank, of the Housatonic
homes the Washington Bridge.
property is owned, by Bridge-porters. '
, ,AN'ALARMINO SITU‘AT
frequently results tfrom neslec
geld bowels and torpid liver. until con.
stipationbecornes chronic. This condi-
tion is unknown to those who use Dr.
~Kin 's New Life Pills; the best and
_ on lost regulators of Stomach and
_ Guaranteed by F. H.311:—
ter, South Norwulk, and E. 1’. Wood.
Norwalk, drugglsts.
AUTOMOBILINO IN NORWALK.
.Antomobiling baa entirely eclipsed
golf as a recreation tor society in the
Norwalks this summer.
rude Kotchkiss, the daughter of E. H.
Hotchkiss, is one of the most remark.
able of the, society chauffeurs. Anoth-
er youngiudy of acknowledge ability
in this line is Miss inez Talmndge.
Miss Edith Vroom, of Woodward aver
and. is another young lady, who figur-
es prominently in automobile circles.
Mrs. Jesse Colwell was one of the bio
‘J (l B‘ b
u go Ll) urn in making any water.
in the 'crew of the Bonnanto, and one
passenger is aboard.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our, soldiers went. to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis T. Mor
gun, retired Commissary Sergeant U
S. A., of Rural Route 1. Concord, N. H.
says: “i was two yearsln Cuba and
five years in the Philippines. and be
in}; subject to colds. i took Dr. King:
New Discovery for Consumption. which
kept me in perfect health.
in New Hampshire, we find it the has:
in the world for coughs
colds, bronchial troubles and all lunr
uprauteed at F. H. Bax
orwalk, audit). P. Wood’s
Price 50c and
Waterbury; Paper's Comment on
Dlnhury's Enterprise.
The Waterbury Republican makes
the following comment upon the most
, recent enterprise of the business men
__...._._—._.——-———-
, “Do you regard baseball us a health-
nswercd the physlclafi, ”I
should say it might. to do a great deal ,
toward strengthening people‘s lungs."
«Washington Star. , ‘
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle, -
“I suffered for years with .
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
I, tried everything i
paid hear oL,but,.nothing helped me
until i took .Brazilian Balm. and one
50 cents bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R, H. Planted, F. H. Box-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy.
Mistress (indispcscd)~'thint is it
’ you Wish to say to me, Bridget? i am
to ill to sit up."
l)omcstl;:,~—“Wcll. mum, you can take
notice widout sittin’ up. I love ye nixt
Sath'rday, mum."—~—Chicugo Tribune.
_ , STOP, THAT COLD
or it may result inPneumouia. Bra-
:ilian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried, almopt without exception.
10c. 25c. 50c and 31.00,botftles.
Clifford. Baxter's and Plalsted'l.
The City of Danbury has caught the
spirit of the times as is proveu by
the neat folder which its tradesmou
ar snarling out with their mail. The
fol er is published by the
Business Men’s Association and con-
tains information of the manufactur,
in; facilities, residential advantages
and many facts put in a torso and at-
These little mission.
and belching.
lractlve way.
aries are presumably going
parts of the country.
We referred recently to the fact that
Mayor“ Fitzgoriild, of Boston. advocat-
es the appropriation of a large sum
of money for advertising the
tapes and claims of that city.
stores, banks, trust companies. firms.
Individual, ndverilsc the things
make and sell and thereby attract cus~
tom. why should no cities widely ad-
vertise tilelf‘Blteii. 1 air climate, their
transportationtfariliiies: their
their water and lighting and
Prices $0.50
Norwalk. hugs: ,
Trial bottle free.
FLOATED WITHOUT ASSISTANCE.
NEW LONDON, June ill—The siea~
mcr Horatio Hall. which grounded
ucur Little (lull island while
from New York for. Portland, Mo., was
floated without assistance Saturday
She resumed bcr voyage.
apparently uninjured.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH
0F 80
Buns. ‘l‘l
fruitful 0nd,,
competition for the busi—
ness man, the employer of labor. the
thrifty, industrious. sbicbodied work-
part of municipalities
CD.
5‘1 have been afflicted with kidney
ind bladder trouble for years, passing
novel or stones with excruciating
Doggs—ch has the world
houses—You look rather broken up,
old man.. What’s the matter?
(Malawi called: on Miss'Pruyn “last
night, and no winner had renter-ed the
parlor than her mother appeared and
demand-to know my intentions.
.“That must have been rather embar-
rousing."
“Yes; but that was not. the worst.
Just as tho old lady finishedspeuking,
Miss Pruyn shouted down the- stairs,
‘Mamma, momma, he isn't the one!‘ "
~Lond0n Tid‘Bits.
DON'T canny COAL.
DON'T cHoe WOOD.
DON'T 30‘an FIRES.
nowr CLEAN UP aer-zs.
2.10 $14.28
1‘
CONNECTIONS FREE.
Inns—unu-
limit it
Lights
890“” Dopillilllfln and capital. enough‘, old nlan.-11rinéefon Tiger.
peers in the art. Mrs. E. J. Thomas
is the lltetit, recruit and
learning to manipulate her car.
Others who have purchased new
cars this spring are Eben Hill. Dr. A.
N, Clark, Dr. Francis 1. Burnsll, Dr.
Frederick B. Bake. D. H. B. West. Wil-
liam H. Knapp, Everett 8. Bulkeley.
Herbert S. Mathewson, D. S. Huli.,Al«
den," oioincns. William B. Hubhell
Perc Ferris, and Howard Mossman.
purity sssssu'r auras
are as common in india as are stomach
and liver disorders With us.
latter. however
lains," says A. H. Thurnes, a wall-
mown coal operator of Buffalo. 0.
got no relief from medicine ,until I
began taking Foley's Kl
then the result was surprising.
loses started the brick-dust-like sub~
dance and now i have no pain across
:ny kidneys and i feel like a new man.
t has done me 8.1000 worth of good.“
r‘oley’s Kidney Cure will cure every
mm of kidney or bladder diseas
Piaisted's Drug Store.
u..- ,"f -7. _ ”4,—‘m
Steel YcU'll . .250. 350. ‘50:.
, Vbcsclellcdduucilps. disses... .
Croquet 891%" stiledlicell Fitch‘s. j ,
Pictures, ,alilalfi’ricc ,’ , {souvenir Pastels.
NELSONS v
m...“ -...... . .4 m”...
Comlbrtable and Uprio-D’ale.
Use as can lauudru 1m. 3, ,
The , Reedthy‘vaylk Electrical Compass.
Opp. Telephone Exchange. 3, ,
chance of success.
caress
ills-fifths lino titanium
When a man is, in love be things it
is the most beautiful thing
world; when he's out. of it he thinks
an exclamation
. r1: '
.v .
~~
. I‘ i . »
. ore is a sure reme
'Bitters; the moat ros-
torative medicine. A
Brown, of Beunettsville, S. C., says:
”They restored my wife to perfect
health, after years of suffering
dyspepsia and a chronically ,torpid Iv-
ElectricBitters cure chills and
or. malaria. billicusness, lame back,
.. ricy troubleaend bladder disorders.
Sold on guarantee. by 1“. ii. Baxter.
‘ crwalk, and E. P. Weed. No
walk druggista. ‘ Price 50c.
HOTEL Bias £30ng :9 DEATH.
_ .
Two Man Arrested Who Had Boon Re-
fused Liquor.
FREEPORT, 1., l., June
wood Pearson was chucked to death
last night onithe veranda of the hotel
of which be was proprietor at East
Two men have been ta-
kon into custody. on." of them, Bert
Topper. has been committed to Jail
while his companion, Sidney Abrams.
‘ was placed under a heavy ball as a
witness. The men had boon refused
“.be opposite,
yew vehemently
anrsonn RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 10.,1005. . '
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:58x,
L CARNIVAL
an, mm. vs. 3 4r. ,
75,0: iii-.001;
_ ,3
$1115
Phone 82-4.
liquor by Pearsall.
STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA-
TiON
his the proper treatment is to stimu-
late these organs 'without irritation
Orin. Laxative Fruit Syrup
imulutos the Us
t irritating those
like pills or ordinary cathar-
It does not non-cute or grips
and is .mild and pleasant to to
l’iailiatl'l DrugSiore.
NEW RIF I.
Major Col. of tile ‘11:: Ian army. has
submitted to the Minister of War. on
automatic rldc,toward which military
:1 is already layorably dispen-
Thc new rifle differs from all
others of the him! by its principle of
action. which Is to utilise the gases
of the explosion for producing hutc-
matlo action. This is done in a way
which detracts nothing from the ro-
force. of the discharge.
n the breach can be
; isobargod with; the rapidity of a
machine cunrproducing only one pro-
longed detonation.——l.ondou Globe.
0250:. 0:58, 7:58. 8:18. 8:40. ilzilix.
THE BIG CENTENNIA
COMPANY
C. F. Thornton's Biz Amusement
Company has arrl ed and will be ready
to do business , is evening on the
Ella lot, West avenue,
Mr. Thornton has a select and
Music-dots company and ,_ a mammoth
Renlembcr it is for the
ladies. gentlemen and children. Every-
thing to delight the pleasure loving
Thousands will
Come and count them.
fun and amusement.
1’. flit—12:52:, 1:00. 1:06x, 2:47x.
3:20. 3231):, 4:19):, 6:11. 5557!. 0:00,
0:631, 7:121, 7:0“. 0:57x,10:32. ,
Y
A. M.—~12:iitix. bzzwx, Bzilx, 8:57.
8
P. M.—-12:56:r, 2:4‘lx, 2:5“, .5:01..
0663;, 7:00x. 7:18, 7:64x. 8:261. 9:0“.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.——12:00x. 12:091. 0:50, 6:40.
0:45. 8:01. 8:00, 8:40x. 9:02x, 9:00.
9:11x.10:02:,10:00.11:00x,1l:03.
P. M.~1:l:08x. 1:04. “30!. 2:003'.
2:55. 3:31;. 4:038. L206. kits. 4:32.
6:023, 6:00, 5:26. 11:00:. 0:03, 0:08.
8:0“. 9:00:. 9.:29. 11:00:.
undsyo. '
A. M.-—12:00x, 12:00x, 0:00. 7:80.
9:001, 10:02:. 11:00:.
P. M.~12I,Qb. 6:04. 0:00::, 0:603.
8:02x, 11:001.;
COUTH NCILVXALK TO NEW
. ,‘ VIN. .
' A. ~M.—-10:ililx,_ liliix. 1:05;. 0:10,
, 0:25. 0:103, 0:4“. 10:12x. l'itiimr,
1. .
. mammals 1:10. 3:073, 822%, ,
3‘ 0;”. 7:073. 0:08
i 03,, *
uida digestion and st
’r‘erris h i.
w on or and bowels witbou
See ad. in this
, HANDCONIE ROI: EXHIBIT.
, One of the handsome» rose exhibits
ever seen in this vicinity in at Toka-
liast .fall the Tokenel'to
Corporation purchased 10,000 rose
(bushes. of all descriptions. and placed
them in the nursery on the property.
These are allzin full bloom undocu-
tain blossoms or every description. The
,scone is a magnificent one.
on of the property are pleased to show
the roses to anyone interestad‘in their
culture. and-“visitors to the beach should
take the driyoway, between the auto
garage and club stables. and to to" the
read of the nurseryproperty.
carillon «some.
as the spec, d
, chains: Colo:
rant mitigation
and iluror David
on .vtho broulht the j rooms
fiiite maternal not‘tak a up
‘ mtw Town bu
' g \ that the ‘ a
i W unduly duo on
x cartridges i
run,"
.. un syn. .
his-+1 :003. “1:12;.
ll.-—12:03x. 0:42. 7:0“, 8:10.
ro oahsbnv.’
iiiiiilx.
5:20, 01:04. 7:11.
tie and healing proper
blood poisoning.
chant. of Ronmlscrsville. Nu
"framed Both ,Burcli. till!
. face. of “$.20! ' an *
“Burns and 80m. ' no. If. il‘
t ital". loath idol-walk. and
travails d 3*
more“.
.~—1:25, 41:38:.
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V TC IOUTi-i, NORWALK.
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living? viii», ho 1% ch‘h ‘
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with,” r‘iP- 3 4/11.; 19 ' ‘47 <3;
shots mum ”m ‘ guy—"I love the small
hits it“! he 'Wfi'im
. it's her audience tin
uddert."-Plli elphis firm.
‘ :11 10:00:, 11:40.
. than usual. hit
9g.
leftist. ‘ .,_
n.“ 1 51:11:41} with!“
THE pursuance lawsuits!
.QUALITY.‘ - R.
Go where you will. for yuan-coal
llupply, the price isvery much the
some; the difference in results-wheat.
comfort. coal. bills, ,ctc.—~resldes in a
upgrior or interior, quality. “Hg;
tic of fuel to batound fanny-par
will, lucoeisfolly . Withstand the savor—
4§t mt. ,l'y It before you place an
as!" him are. . ,.,
no omnipotence
'74 tutti". A”.
'Phon, Ml
sawmill:
Aspt, " 'Cé'm’ebb
_ 0'me '
’mue Stalled ..
a, Guim‘md 13!“? 113°15- '
slits Laid ’
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