mi 0‘ minutes past 12
F Walsh came in
Sheriff Arthur
court. After a see-
it minutes. a. recess
it o'clock when the
o in.
‘ session of the court
and the jury were on
business Prosecutor
only time ready for busl~
The old list contained
very old cases on the
court. The most an
,back one year. it
Itching a. settlement.
been in want just 11
I)! cruelty to animals.
against George H. Stafford
tered at: the same time
c was Wdernble business in
lids'forieitmes owing to
the state to mitigate to
Ante A Trophuln, who was given a
fine 01‘ 100 and a sentence of th1ec
Inil,,forfeited a bond of
name was called. His
He was
‘11 the appeal to say noth-
sol foes
Parker. who was given thirty
9' lower court for frequent
ed $75 to go into the state
I
, Dumout was on hand to plead
to the charge of soliciting. The
itrib‘unal fined licr $50. This
1’. 330. because of the plea
1 'w'as the first offense
Rmsecutor Wilder said in
We last case to the wait
had laid down cirtuin
‘ tithese people must follow
an .the street. This girl
because she did not heed
iii“ Her counsol said it was
‘ ' she had been dirt-sled.
Michael Kcncaly lot it
the k at he was propa1cd to do
his p insisting the polite. “Thc
only to. keep those places closed is
do Is propr'letms to jail.” ll
_ r of his decision that for-
yto forfeit bonds.
of Ann Mc(l1u",tl1y chmgcd
W on of the ileum low, was
the Seplcnibiu lcim She
sppem in court at pres
forfeit a bond of
I ‘ e a trial.
8 surety III the case
or and chler Women. Hc
. 'to try and get u r-cduc
did not wor.k
of Annie ii1ow11 was cull
has not in court, noithc1
use] it was allowed to lay
$100
Mr. 'Scadds make his men.
' ‘ttliu inquisitive girl.
” answered Miss Cuycuuc,
ever again ask 11111: h 11
y 1:.111o People will
. rillng for a magazine”
I
an"...— .w~v.m..__. .. .
' finnrsc'r WAY.
I1 Norwslk Citizens
1" 1,; ’0qu backache,
, ‘ one way to cure it.
rlhnry troubles follow.
. ymi’ills are mode 101
Soul, II
‘_ Il‘inncuun. 11ft“: IInvilnud
. elk. 0111111, .1I1nys:“M.y
t the gi'cut 111111.11 of
“any Pills is based on Ibo ex-
? husband. lie was
porno time with s. luuie
'clI mend If he arose sud-
him?!“ intuition. sharp
111 lid in the book. At
rest well and was un-
bscli because It will
by Norwulk
- his counsel,
. I‘I
11333111111 the roadside
sited developments.
The car reached signal light No, 8
lord Railway station on time. Motor-
1 man Will Owens stopped the car.
conductor Peter Outerwels jump it
off to set the light so that the car
following could pass a signal box two
miles back
was trikiug at it and retreating. un-
drop of poison behind the conductor's
ulna
"Ouch," yelled Osterwels
lug behind the our.
,“l'm late now," growled a passenger
to Outerwols. “You’re 11 brave man;
you're afraid of a bee."
At the spear, a bee. looking for
a fight. entered the car, and the pos-
sengers nearly fell over each other in
getting out.
“Hey Pete, throw over that signal,"
yelled Motormun Owens, pounding his
bail to bring the passengers back to
the cur.
“Not on your life." rctorted Peter.
- “l'vc taken chances with a mad bull.
but no been for mine."
Finally Owens cautiously approach-
ed the signal. Perhaps it was his
sulphurous oaths, perhaps the blows
from his rain coat that drove away
the bees. They vanished. the brave
passengers returned, the signal was
made, and 11111111: was resumed.
The nights along the Housulonlc Ri-
ver have been exceptionally cold lute
ly. The boss Wore attracted by the
warmth of the electric lights’ in the
signal box, probably.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis T. Mor
gen, retired Commissary Sergeant U
S. A., of Rural Route 1. Concord. N. H.
says: “I was two years In Cuba and
two years in the Philippines, and be
lug subject to colds, I took Dr. King’i~
New Discovery fo‘r Consumption which
kept me in perfect health And now
in New Hampshire. we find It the heel
medicine in the world for coughs.
colds, brunchiul troubles and all 111111.
diseases. Guaranteed at F. H. Bax
ter's, South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed 3
Norwalk, druggists. PricA 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottle free.
SEVEN CHILDREN PLEA SAVED
HIM VFROM JAIL.
Truss Had Reformed Since He Broke
All Sum of LaWI Down In Green-
yvlch
"He has got seven children. from
ten days to ten years old. and :1 wife
and be is their sole suppoit. He is at
work and they 111'11 living happily in
gcthcr now dud promise to do so ever
offer.”
All this wns said by counsel in do-
fcnso of Puspunlo 'l‘rcssn, who came
from ltuly to this country twenty-four
yours ago and has now got into trou-
blo with the authorities because of
various iuisdcmcuu 1's.
I’usquulc was up 11 Bridgeport from
(lrocuwicb on an appeal from the ho-
rough court ruling. They charged
him wiih II” the minor offenses (111 ihi1
calendar. such as drunk, breach of tho
poucc. wife lu-iillug. abusive language
and so on. A heavy jail sentence and
fine \i'cut with it.
Since 1111 this happened ’l‘rcssu has
stopped drinking and gone to work
and is doing his level best to support
the children from fun days to ten yours
old. “He is their sole. support," snld
pleudiugly io' Judgc
Walsh. “If you send him to juil you
take away his support. If your honor
can see the way clear to impose a
flue—(is light 11 fine 111-1 possible—l
think it will be punishment enough.“
Judge Walsh bud visions of the
sort-11 children from ton days to 1911
yours old before him, struggling for
broad und so Ill‘ mode It a fine of $40
without costs, which was quite cut-
down.
’l‘rcssn'u friends will go down Into
their stockings and misc enough
money to pay his line so that he can
return to the bosom of that interest-
ing family who years are within the
Ion days, ten years limits.
I
A THOUSAND DOLLARB' WORTH
OFG D
00 .
"l have been nliliclcd with kidney
and bluddcr'trouhle for years. passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
pains." says A. ll. Thurncs, a well-
known coal operator of Buffalo, 0. “i
not no relief from medicine until I
began taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
then the result was surprising. A few
doses started the brick-dust-llke sub-
stance and new l have no pain across
my kidneys and I feel like it new man
It. has done me 3.1000 worth of good. "
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure every
form of kidney or bladder disease.
Pluisted's Drug Store. "
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THIRD RAIL TO SAY GOOOIVE
Mum Garvin: Will Probably Replace
liectrie In July I.
_ While the time limit Ior the l|b0~
lishment of the third rail service be.
tween Hartford and Bristol is August
1 it In believed that the change will
,be mode about July big. the new Item
service whichh has can dance 11
probIbly beginning its operations on
Sunday, July 8. which would make
" Suturdsy,.July 7, the lute! the third-
I i rIlI.
The instinctlons Inuit bestowin-
b
have been to not ready for the cbsd'lo
, as won its bosslble 11nd not lIter thou
FHA
Po
31
use. of
It 1, n Superintendent II. R.
k, or 0 11111111111111 division. sold
twimiii snot Moire mil August
““13de obs
I curl
entail above. it 111
ll!“
usutsmios b
m Indiana
where they '7
a ditto and a. hull, noun of the 8mm ?
As Asterwsls approached the box 11. 1
has Issued from a hole In it which '
had been bored to admit a wire not l
yet put in. The hoe made a straight :‘
line for OsterWels' head. and while he 1‘
other has come out of the box. flank- '.
ed Osterwels and labbcd 11. good sized ‘1
retreat-
u ‘ cotton. mi iiio‘ub
new. ‘(bdi eItion. Constipation. sick
Headache. “Nansen. Glddlusss, MIIII’II,
or Nervous (scilwrflder
ECK' S
MANDR‘IIIE PILLS
.. _ .111 minimum-MII‘IIIII-HIIL Tm
"liven the Liver“
I" vay Tun 1m to American bones prove their
~3Mtiib reliability. In! osurs IIM y. '
PurIIy Vogefoblovobsolutcly I‘lItmlIII.
For one everywhere. 25 cunts I box
.. or by mail.
‘ - ,. 111.1.dthennImJMh-JI-
SWEEPING INJUNCTION
Issued Against Waterbury Union by
Judge Reed.
WATERBURY. Conn. June 23:”
William F. (lhallicldr who under the
111111111 of (lhuificld and Chntilcld. is a
contractor and builder of this city,
yesterday secured through his attor-
ney, N. ll. Bronson. from Judge Reed
of the Supreme Court what is perhaps
the most sweeping injunction ever is-
sued against a labor union in this sin?
to. The paper, which is of great
length and inimitoness, is issued as
ulnsl. the Bricklayers Masons and Plus.
lcrers Union of this city, whose mem-
bers have been on sti'lke,ior about
two months.
It charged intimidation and inter-
ference of such a nature as to cripple
ithniilcld's business. ' it does not,
however. forbid merely intimidation,
but rostrnlus the union men from “per
sunning and cajoliug‘” the “1111's cin-
ploy 1111 to leave wo1k. Damages of $10,-
000 are asked for in the suit that, no-
(oiupuuled the injunct.ion
THE ONLY SURVIVOR
of the Hayes Arctic Expedition, Mr. S.
J. McCormick, now U. S. Deputy Min-
eral Surveyor, Bliss Station, ldaho.
suys: “For years i have suffered
from severe pains in tho hip joint and
back bone, depriving me of all power.
The cause was Stone in the Bladder
and Gravel in the Kidneys. After
using Dr. David Kenneds Favorite
Remedy, of Randout, N. Y. 1 was com-
pletely cured ”
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. PlaistEd’ s
ATTORNEY DURAND TESTIFIE‘S
NEW HAVEN, June 28.-—Attorney
Durant. continued to give evidence in
his disbarment case today. state at-
iorney Williams cross-examined him.
He readily answered questions. it
looks us it the also will be on to-
IIIUI‘I'UW. Among t 1 other witnesses
today were George . . Egon. formci'
i‘IlIt‘f 111' pollct1 oi" Waterbury: Mrs.
Louise lloriou, of that city. who sold
ilioy lmd lxcnrd nothing dotrimcnlul
of tho rhm'uctcr of Mrs. IM'Ikt‘h‘OillllIl.
Dr. W. H. Lopez, of Vi’ntcrluu'y, uttmul-
1111 Mrs. Dclkcscump when silo was ill
and tho bills were paid by Col. Bill“
11111111111] Mr. 1.111111‘1111.
Mr. llui'uui's testimony had to do
snosily with his relations with flu1 licl»
koscump Woman and Murphy.
STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA-
TION '
his the proper treatment is to stimu-
lutc these menus without irritating
1h11111.0riuo Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liv-
er and bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary cathar-
tlcs. It does not nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take
[’lnisted's Drug Store.
HOWE a STETSON COMPANY
SOLD
NEW HAVEN,JIlpi1 211-41110 busi
110113 of the HOWo & Stetson (lonwuuy
which has bccn in the hands of Rollin
S. Woodrull' us rccclvcr. wus Sold by
order of the court to Sago, Allen &
(11111111111133 of lluriford. It is stated,
Iioworcr. that the sole bus boon mode
For Si'burmnbm'y & Robinson, of l‘uw-
iuckot. R. l.. which flrni ulso was 11
bidder. The business was sold at a
count auction, Ml Allcu starting at
$100 000 and the lll'Iti‘ rcucblug 311.1,.
000 hi whhh it was sold Wise Smith
and Unllllliilly. which objected to the
sale yesterday, bid “41,000.
DEADLY CERPENT BITEO
are as common in lndIn as are stomach
and liver disorders with us. For the
latter. however, there Is 11 sure reme-
11y: Electric Bitters; the great res
tornllve medicine. of which 8 A.
Brown. of Bennetisvllle, B 0.. says:
"They restored my wife to Iperfect
health after years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpid llw
er." Electric Bitters euro chills Ind
[kidney Imuhles and lilmldm dinnrdorsw
Hold on guarantee by F. H. hunter.
South Norwnlk. 11qu I1‘.. l'. Weed. Nor-
walk druulsts. Price 50c.
HARTFORD TODDAGO DEALER I8
BANKRUPT. -
HARTFORD. June 28. whistler (luau,
nu extensive tobacco dealer in this
and surrounding towns has filed I [181
thins in bankruptcy in the United Sta
tea Court at Hartford. The liabilities
are 3151.000 and the assets are III-
000 face value. ineludln mortgages
and materials. The era itors for the
pen most part Ire the farmers and tobac-
co growers In this section of the state
and the loss will he a heavy one to
em.
WILL OUR! DONUUMPTION. .
A. A. Homo. Much. Am. wrlIII:
"ll‘olIy‘I Honey Ind 'i‘sr II the, dust
murder. for 11¢qu acldIsnd hull
can they that Ithunumicco
I emotion in 0 Million '2
tmr hostile
Henna not To: In
Plats il'I mugs
‘ Your obnmtor cannot be Ilmtlsliy
Inland but by your own sols. ~
fever, malaria, billlousness.iun1e back. 1
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
one uIin run 'I i,
"groin-11111511111131.
if 1111
.. to may ’. his! 1111111111 Statue
, is I 1.1.111... iluuslitcl'. , _ at town Tennis Association.“
iii Thomuwn. For runny ycais 1 The name or the winner in singles
r Remind]; was general superintcu will be engraved on the State clinnr
11.1111 oi‘ the. Continental liberation pionshlc cup. 11111] no may have the
Company. of New York and in that custody of its I’m the ensuing yeiu.
capacity had charge of the Installing 'lhis cup to become the mummy of
of filtering plants in runny of the do the player who first Wins It thlee tlm
Isis otthe coiuitiy.. Horethed from' 1112- us. but not: necessarily in succession
tlve service recently on account of ill It has already been won once by Rich
health. The body will be taken to 11rd Doughty of New York city.
Winchester N. Y.. tomorrow, whom he Many other ovonin are on the pro
was born, for burial gram.
July 4th
Will bundle Hen
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN UN-
TIL 12 M. INDEPENDENCE DAY.
We Will also remind youitbut your every requirement in our vestlcss
and unvestless suits can be IlIld here at $7.00 and $I0.00. ‘
We also carry the celebrated Gold and Silver Shirt, with or without
collars. _ fig 3‘ 113;!“
Dress Suit Cases for your vncutio 11, from 9811 to $5.00.
Bolts .Q. ............. ....... . ......................... 2511 to .10c
Washable Neckwonr ....................... ................... 25c
Straw Huts, 25c to $2.00, in all the latest shapes.
GET THE HABIT AND GO TO
The Copyright Clothing Company.
9 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK- CONN.
HARRY eooowm. Manager. ' ‘
The Hatch 1i Bailey I311.
lumber at Wholesale and Retail.
In 1:11 Grades and Varieties of Woods.
A full assortment of Sheathing, Rooting. Denfening and insulating nper.
Ordinary Ladders 11nd Extension Ladders from 12 foot to 36 feet lengths
Mill work of every description.
Large Kiln-drying facilities.
All kinds of Window (iluss.
Bush Weights and Cord .
Kludllng Wired and Saw Dust. »
‘ N. B. ---clouod Saturdays at Noon.
. Water Street. South Norwalk. .
Yard Tel. III-2. '
Mill Tel 463.
Balloon Ascension!
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27TH, AT 7: 30 P M.. AND EVERY
NIGHT THEREAFTER AT SAME HOUR UNTIL JULY 4TH. TO EACH
BALLOON'A CARD WILL BE ATTACHED. ENTITLING THE FINDER
BALLOONS FOR SALE
‘f’t'fi £1.ch
AT NEnSON’s
Washington St .«
TO 50c WORTH OF ASSORTED FIREWORKS.
Ii. {WRV'J ' "t
r.
1... ... w... l..
FROM 106 UP.
South Normans.
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lining 1111111111111 1111111111
Of course you are, for the day we. cclcbrate‘ brings to us tales of free-
dom and you want to be tree to enjoy the temporary vucnilon. But you
wont to be comfortable. Come in bud look over our Summdr Bulls, ospcclully
one of thiisc two-piece cool affairs. and oi the price. you will take one along.
Or how about an extra pair of 'l‘ronsors-—th‘o new Summer kind? You'll
need them. They look Well and wear well.
These are interesting prices:
Sulfa. two places.
Trouurs. ' 980 to $3.98
I‘. S.-'l‘lint Shirt; in fuel. anything to go with the Suit. is here.
D.Gott1ieb’s
11 NORTHMAIN 8T. .- . ' I.»
$8.98 to $6.98
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
A full line 01 SPRING SUITS,
COATS end SKIRTS.A1so a com-
plet‘e line of MILLINERY ) ‘
i111 Lilith?“
N212
as wnsumorou ‘an m.
11:“iw}.
'Now open for the Season of ID.“ ‘ ' ;
Dancing. Bonnet. bathing and
ether attractions.
_ Espeeislstteuhon men11111111110113.1111.1111.11... , ,
Dancmg Afternoon ‘sud‘Evenlng.
Itruiu been out on the road and gains"
«(Roton P01“ Hit»;
llAVI‘JN. llbho 2&.-Tl1st there
in “11‘ strong element of luck in rail-
roadlng was shown at the Union siw
tlun yesterday when it we discovered
that the forward truck on u purlor
cm In the New York Express due
bore 111; 1 o‘clock, had broken down
and was in such a shuns that had the
111 11 high rate of speed 11. wine): surei
ly would have followed.
The damaged truck wasuiiscoverod
by our inspectors ut the station and
whom thcie wcue about 20. had to give
up then souls and wait until another
cur could be put into the train. When
they learned of
the mini who possibly saved them
from figuring in a mesh.
The trouble with the truck was a
broken spring hunger. This lot the‘
big spring down on the equalizer Inn
and with 11 hcnvy Joli the spring was
likely to snap in two and dip the for.
ward end of the car Into the dirt. The
break occurred Just as the car was
slowing up for the stop in front of the
station. .
HOW’s THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hulls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KlNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Hull‘s Caturrh Cure ls taken inter-
nally, noting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 750 per
bottle. Sold by all druguists.
Take Hull' 9 Family Pills for consti-
palflion
TAFT SUCCEE08 DEPEW.
NEWVHAVEN, J1me 28.—-—At the
Yale alumni dinner yesterday oitcr~
noon President Hadley announced that
the vote of the alumni for a new mem-
ber of the corporation to succeed
Chauncey M, Depcw, whose term ex-
pired this your. resulted as follows:
Total number of votes cast. 3.703:
for William H. Taft. 3,087; for Char-
log T. Collin, of Brooklyn. 206: seat-
ioring 1301, Secretary Taft is therefore
elected.
the cause of the ;
change they were mightly thankful to
WILL 11m- acumen
no stencil-1 amps
much to the discomfort but for tho
safety of the pusuonsers in this car of “
we»-
NEW TROLLEY EXPREBB
f mud—n-
E sets to Inelurli Morlden
Ind Wallingferd. ‘
it Is expected by Superintendent of
the Trolley Express Company. Char-
les S Pause, that the new trolley ex-
press line to Meiiden and Wulllngford
will be in operation within a very
short time.
A1 the time It was announced that
the Consolidated Railway Company
would take over the trolley express
business an express service was promb
sad to Walliugford 11nd Mex lden
Superintendent Pence has been out
looking for suitable sites for trolley
cxpiess stations in those places and
as soon as they are definitely located
the service will begin and will be run
on the same plan as the New Hal/en
to Branford, Derby and Bridgeport.
NEGRO WINS ORATORICAL
PRIZ 2.5
One of the Interesting features of
the awards of honors at Wesleyan uni
versity Monday, Was the announce-
ment that the Rich prize for the best
senIor oration hal been won by James
Augustus Wilson. a negro“ of Salhoun
Aid. The winner of the price to coal
l1luc.k has 11 marked oratorical and lit-
erary gift and is popular in college.
There were eight competitors and the
'spcaklng was of high order
A good ad. pays best in the best paper.
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Safe, goals,
““12"“ng ”W 6th at
Manor 5y hill
or. burnt-cw
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Bron
source of consumption.
cure. ‘
years.
coughing and raising of! phlegm
Ismorothanacough lti’sad ' ' “j l q
motion or catnrrli of the; bronchialvhsbos
lung's-allied to asthma and the? finest
ARR-ii.
“1' \‘lyr’t
_.... “J Law...
_‘ {ind
WW
II: baffles all schools of
'medicine, and cough cures, loaded with ner-
c‘oties are Worthless and hurmiul, because n‘o
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can.
BRAZILIAN BALM. the ‘ germicid‘e bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
Take 15 drops every 2 hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat
and chest with hot, clear Balm every night. Tim is the secret. It
penetrates, reduces the inflammation. kills the germs; stops the
, restoring the lungs to the vigor
of youth. Get the 500 or 81. 00 bottle, keep up the treatment
faithfully for a. fewecks and we guarantee a our-octet“! domino
the last stage of. quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates. . ,- ,
B. 11. Jackson & (341., Indianapolis. him
.iw'
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
Be Cool. Comfortable and Up Io- Date.
Use an Electric Laundru Iron
The Reed it Volk Electrical Compact)
Phone 82-4.
.m. m
cavemen
Concrete,
‘ 14 “Mow m.
‘Irid Idns.
Asphalt
Gravel,
Blue stone wnlks Laid,
Curb Gutter and» 1’
rue oisssseucs Is 111 ”ms
11111.1 1..n'v
do where you will for your cost
supply. the price In very much the
some; the difference In results—non,
comfort: coal bills, etc. wreunion In a.
superior or inferior quality. The at»,
tiols of fuel to be found in our YordI‘
will successfully withstand the seven»
«t test. Try It before you place In
order Ilse'hers.
Iho Daniel Keogh coal (in.
“I” “.91.“.
BRANCH OFFICER.
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