nanaii found at a'.’ dru's aims is wanted phone us and 119; send it to your promptly. ~ ”WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. All: goods returnable If not satia- lactory and the price paid will” be 29 refunded. Our stock is so complete that you are pretty sure to 11nd what you want here at all times. its Bridgl’lmnad. LAW Dim so; wasnmo'rou s'r. WWI-m . 1'01- t'iia oonvanlanoo oi the roadara gfl'lllt‘fllllinal, alottot- box has bean Width “the bridge near 'rlainar'a new. store. llama for publication are oollaoiad daily. They should he alpn- ad by the writers as an evidenc99 of good filth; . «may your Fireworks at Hefner's. Al1;; kinda tram a' cannon to a baby tracker. Call early. Phone 451. The oysterboat .i. P. Mer‘sereau was lathe harbor today. The oysterboat Nassau. of Falrport, L. 1., was in the harbor today. Miss Fannie Cohen, of Stamford, is the guest of Miss Anna Rector and M11199 Fannie Solomon. , W l «Fireworks, all kinds and all prices, at 11111119111. Phone 461. Ww— ' Mrs; Harry Cunnln‘gham leaves Sat- 1111111th 9. visit With friends and role- tlvep in Massachusetts. She will prob ably return in September ' ninteré’atin meeting of the East Nutty/all: Fire istrlct is scheduled to be' held tomorrow evening at the Fitch school to hear the report of the spec- ial committee on sewers and lights. » EMA—3:102. Apanta for Tha Evening Sentinel, in , arc Frederick Lockwood. Elwood Iroidiha’y a'nd Charlaa Polly. Orders sent to an of the above will raoolvo prompt .a ntlon. Some of the farmers in this section Marked harvesting their hay this wee ‘Misses Mary and Minnie Sniflin. of Raymond street. loft yesterday on .1 two weeks visit to Danbury and Hari- ’i'ord. ‘ " la 9 14-h. Watch this Space for Tomorrow. , Robert Smith Phone 251-8. ' - m... M...»- ' 2.991911119913119 AND 1101101011. 9. 9,...“ ' _ or i“ Mllflt of 1110 “811101180” of 9811011. a news bulletin board and let. our drop box have bean placed in front of Allan’s Drug Store. Naive items. pmonala and advmlu‘manta will be 11011001011 each. afternoon. Not for ill'lltoatlon, but ad a dirantoo oi good filth, an llama must 0 sinned. Agents for The Evening 80111111“ in Davies: “’0'. Thaddeus Bell, Arthur 81am and Wsllaoa plum. Ordm not to any of life above will receive prompt at. finite 2'l‘h0vluunch Klawrcii, owned by Lewis H. Nash, of Danton. is :11 pl'cl-l- em“ lied up at tho Hutch & Built-y blather dock. In South Nor-walk. Row-yton, Conn. «.A. representative of the chglcr as late in Durlon wont to Norwnlk, the other day, to hire the town‘s big steam roller. it to proposed to build a long stretch of mat-adnm road in 1111- pro- \ pcyty this summon: At John D. Crlmmlns's rliiiltltml‘tl it was announced this morning that Mr ins had passed is comfortable and wall shortlist some slight rovéthnnt, though not yet out. of ‘801‘1‘001'. Dr. Avery. the attending physician, spent the night with him . A churned In the rmiltl‘im‘e this for» .m early. Walter 3:01:11}: the Wet: Burn pm- torsional. is getting the course into oxoallant shape for the Connecticut championship, Which is to he played July 18:21. 391110 911191 9199111111919191nt 919m: lamest “the 110‘ o :0 a as , mar occurred «1.1109111. six years aka the champi in was held here mind th y Dr. Carl iii. Mar- ”'01.“ the Foir'll90'9ld Country Club, of .1129; 11111111011" 38:: ran riotou- 81' Will“: W913: mum. 1'. up first the entering eta-am 110 ”19.30% that of 1 MI 1 929 9919191111 91119991- schosla. 9..., I Darlen have made arr cements to NOTES W THE SEASHORE Wallace Strohmsyar Will go to New York. today for a stay of a few day! Gin not: days. who is working at Bell Is 1111 spend Sunday at his home in Ridgebury. 2W ‘ Four hundred people were present. last night at the dancing in the Reich Point pavilion. Mr. Reamer and family are coming up shortly from Brooklyn to occupy i ' 9 the Union cottage. it is expected that the vaudeville show will begin at the Point the first week of the next month. Beginning. July 1st, roller skating will hold away in the Roton Point pa- vilion The skating will alternate with the dancing. Captain Arming J. Smith and wife and sister came: down from Bridgeport last evening. by automobile and re- mained sometime at Roton Point. W Dancing will be held every Wooden-2 day and Saturday nights at Roton un- til the first of July: after that every night until the close of the season. W”! Rev. William Jamel; as purchased the Andrews cottage flip Home will be used this slimmer, as usual for the eatertalnment of his workers from the 0 1’ Mr. Hadley has purchased a new motor boat, named the “Viola" which promises to make excellent time She is equipped with an eight- horse power double cylinder engine. Edgar Mueller and Frederick H. Norton have a new tennis court op- posite the'lr home. They are planning to have some interesting matches be- fore the season In over. The fishing among the islands in the harbor is reported as good One fisherman caught a dozen two and three pounders yesterday at one tide 9'01! Grassy Hammock. , w' Harry Younxs who recently resign- ed his position in the Norwalk Box Companys plant in North Main street and who has since been working on boats tor Captain Edward Miller at Smithvlllo. intends to take a position with the 0101111 A Knapp Company. shortly. WISE—£021. Agonta for the Evening Sentinel, In Weatpori. an 8. DI lovannl and Wm E. Nash. Ordara can to 0111101- 01 the above will receive prompt attention. J. G. Hyatt and wife plan to spend the Fourth in New York. Miss Hattie. Gould, of Weston, has been the guests 01‘ Mrs. David Par- sons. Mrs. F. 1.. Mills is back at the Forms utter a visit in Southlugton with relatives. Miss Katherine Beers has been en- tertaining friends from out of town the past few days. Judge D. B. Bradley and wife will be the guests of relatives in New Hu~ 9' you over the Fourth. A. Q. Jennings divides his time now between business In Waterbury and his attractive shore resort at the Purple. New York friends aw to arrive here the end of this“ week and remain over the holiday :11 the home of Senator Lloyd Nash. The household effects of Fred Lyon wore moved to Bridgeport yesterday. and hereafter be and his wife are to make their home there, DEATH FROM LOGKJAW never follows an injury dressed with' Bucklen‘a Arnlca Salvo. its antisep- tic and healing properties prevent blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, mer- chant. of Rousselaersvllle, N. Y., writes: “It cured Seth Burch. of this place. of the ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw." Cures Cuts. Wounds. Burns and Sores 261:. at F H. Bab. ter's, South Norwallr, and ill. P_. Weed'a,' Norwailt. drug store'i. VIOLATORG OF SPEED LAW PAY. w Two 01 the Olianding Motorists Saved a Little Monay 113: Reading Trial. ”RIM!“ POII'I‘ .ltme Jllv'i‘wo of ihtI seven Uillnlllnllllll‘ll‘ fll'I‘I‘Hlel tor spared lug on li‘uit'litdd nvrttrm. paid. lines of ed bonds of 825 before Judge Steven- son in the city court yesterday. Thus in the city treasury richer by about 8131. J K. Lawrence, 0 wall-known phar- macist oi Stumiord. and Cain Olcott. New York. were tha two motoriata tool: the 11011111. to sonar in cohrt‘yestarday and they saved a lit- do over it by so ddina. Both piano-1 ad guilty in violation of the speed law. They were taxed 13 and costs 11183.27. Bath paid up 11 1111311111. immune waited around all hour trying 1.0 that out what the com worn fin. its fall- 011111 do attempt to have tho costs ro- m'l‘uh‘aa 1011111111 bonds“ were: 1". 0 11111.11. 11111791111111 11::an all» «It! 8111 2 of wanton motivation.” and o. “Emmi rl‘h‘m straw 92.9 1110 Domini lptiohs 4" 21.911.111.22 Sill and costs and the other five forfeit- ' W8. “19111011,“! I. ll'i'lll I farm as Want at some lentil: with Murphy. 1min Durant to Murphy fill urcd in the proceedings. and one dated December ii. 1903, in which 011: 1ram calla Murphy "Dear Jerry," and than states that he expected Murphy: to play fair with him. was offered In' evidence. Witness explained that the “playing fair" meant that he wanted to get letters which Mrs. Delkoscamll had directed Durant to give Murphy. Mr Williams rushed Durant wheth- er it had been necessary tor him to have dealings with Murphy after the close of the Lathrop case. and witness replied that he had one or two other matters which Were not closed up. He had met Murphy in a New York hotel October 15.110111110111911 Daniel O’Rellly was present. Witness did not go to New York with the special purpose of seeing Murphy. Mr. Williams called Durant‘a atten- tion to the statement that be had told Murphy he had wanted to see him on important business, and then referred to a letter of December 23.1903. writ- ten by Durant to Murphy, and in which was enclosed Murphys bill of 870 (Or cordless rendered in the Luth— rop case with the advice that Murphy present the bill 21:0 Mrs. Lathrop in New York, and that he be not in too great a bury for his money. Witness denied that he had said when Mr. 2L8.- throp found out "this evidence as to mltted in answer to a question by State Attorney Williams that it Mrs. Lathrop had obtained money item La- throp on'the grounds of the evidence ' obtained it would have been. blackmail. Witness told of meetings between himself, Attorney mixers and Murphy in New; York and asked why he did not have Murphy sign the confession at that time, replied that he thought it better to allow Attorney Rogers 0 bring it out at the Lathrop trial. Asked why he had not sworn cut a warrant for Murphy's arrest Durant replied that he had wanted to consult Attorney 0' Neil before so doing. John W Devereaux of Waterbury, was pulled to testify in favor of Mrs. Delkescamps character. but appeared to know little about her. Other wit messes called to give evidence regard- ing Mrs. Delkescamp were Detectives Thomas Dodge and Thomas Donahue, of Waterbury. and William H Saule Christian Delkescamp was also re- called for a few minor questions, as was Attorney U. G Church. of Water- bury ‘At 6 o'clock court was ad- joarnsd until today. AN ALARMING SITUATION frequently results from neglect of ring god bowels and torpld liver until con- stipation becomes chronic. This condl tlon is unknown to those who use Dr. King's New Life Pills: the best and gentlest regulators of Stomach and Bowels. Guaranteed by F. H. Bax tor, South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed. Norwailt, drugglsts. Price 25c. " MASSACHUSETTS TROLLEYS. Governor Guild Attacks the N. Y., N. H. and H. Railroad. Just as the Massachusetts Legislu~ lure was about to adjourn Governor Guild dropped in the following caustic message.- 2inln you with 11 special message did i not deem it my duty to cull your at- teution to most unusual and unjust conditions. i congratulate you on the defeat of a measure that would have sanctioned the possible consolidation of all transportation in Massachusetts under the control 'of a single corpora lion. The present railroad situation. however, In most unjust and inequi- able One steam railroad system (the mention and Maine) is forbidden to “meet the competition of electric street car lines by purchase or control of 1111611 stock. but another, controlled by .men who are not citizens of Mnasachu suite, is not only perruitted to exer- else that privilege. but is exerting lt competition in Western Massachu- setts is already thl'oiiletl. Slowly, surely the control of our railroads; hue control of the passage in market or every Massachusetts product the utm- trol of the transportation in t'mti from his work of every Manna shit, is passing from our 11 s to thbso of aliens. I therefore urge upon you with all the strength that is in me 1110 passage of some legislation giving r0: lief from this sl’hse iniusticc Dot Mus-sch soils announce that transpor 'iure to be controlled by the people of Massachusetts and not by man be- yond the reach or has law and the in- splrntlou of her ideals." 'l’residnnt Melton at 111180 naked in be heard and it is understood that ha i l latter part of 11in work. FORTV-ONI VIAII AN EDITOR. NEW YORK. June till. Wendell iPhillipa Harrison 11111190 from the edi- Worship oi the Nation todayfitinmor-H ty—‘one year-’11! lament, for almyoara madam editor lot the lilveuindPoat :s 1'11".”1‘11‘“ “will “mantle All III 0!“, my I‘ jot the layouts: and” the 11mm 818! 80110 i ,puocaoda‘. 'I l. t._11.9stu‘—aka-»waw.¢ )br lei-pr “ y n: " afternoon by 31818 Alhli'i'DBll Willlmr , 2 it lasted“ for the wearer part. of the 8 ““1 his conduct he would settle," and ad . “19.11houltl not, at this late date, do; ' today ‘10 such an extent that healthy ' “units 0111-. tatlon wl his her borders in in the 111: ' A will appear before the committee the 9 him. 11:1 laud ‘ Harold 8 Lehr- 99 the «11:11:11.1 house hill ruptured b9: calamities. was as amended. 111 11111191 61 1:11:11 to recognise 1199918111 bill has been 1111116de to input. but wit was amended 11; i inure like a hill wanted by the Jewls societies throughout the country. Th head tax at 15 was reduced to 329 as now and the educational that. was out 0111-. The bill also provides for the nil- miaalon of refugees. which will allow the Russian Jews fleeing" from Russia to land in fact. the amended bill meets with the approval of those Wu: believe that our present law on th subelct is sufficient to keep out all un- desirable lmrnlgrants. it properly cn~ forced. Speaker Cannon was noticeable by his activity against the bill. He canto urged members to vote for the amend. meats. its had much to do with pas- sing these changes. The Connecticut members present voted for the amend- ments, in deference to the wishes of many of their constituents. They were especially opposed to the large head. tax and to the educational tax. They also voted for the proposition to allow ~ refugees to come in. The bill is on lively different from the senate one. and It is doubtful if the conferces can agree at this session on any bill. The speaker left oft Mr. Gardiner as one of the conferees, and put on men who are in favor of the modified measure that passed the house Naval Cadets. The navy department has issued a partial list of those who have pass: ed the recent examinations for An- unpolls. The complete list will be published in a few days. Among those who passed are three from Connecti- out. as follow: Edward Banks Gib- son, of New Haven; Thomas Moran. 01 West Haven. and Leonard O. Bitter, of Bradford. Gibson was the princi: pill on Senator Bulkeloys list. and he was at once allowed to enter the acad- emll’ Senator Brandesce's principal. Friend J. Whitney. of Wallingl‘ord. was disqualified. because under the rules bile was a your too young. His first al- ternate was Thomas Moran, who will now enter the academy. film» was Senator Bulkelcys first alternate! and Senator Brnndegee‘s third but as those ahead of him passed, he cannot be appointed Appointed Meaaangor. Senator Buikeley has announced that he has appointed Charles E Books, of Willlmnnilc, messenger in his committee, to take effect July 1111. Mr. Hook was 101' many years mes aenger to the committee on military airalrs when Senator Hartley was chairman of that committee. and he Was continued by the present chain man during the present session. Mr Hookst served durl the, we; in, (ion oral Hawlcy's rest at and lost an arm in brittle. " ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle, )el.. says: "i suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great distress and belching. i tried everything 1 cold hear of. bllt nothing helped me until i took Brazilian Balm and one 60 cents bottle cured me completely.” For sale byIR. H. Pleated, 11‘. 11. Ba:- tar and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” com-5W saw your: NEW Ham :1 HA2‘1‘FORD 21811.20”). 1 TIMI TABLE. In lilac! Judo in. 1858. LEAVE ”3TH“ NORWALK FOR ‘ . :3: so. a 31:, 1:11;. 11:11. 12:11:11. 1:111, 1:121, 1:111. 9:571}. 10:12 Don Its an. 999A 95 M.:—-111 33x, 8' 10:, 15:11:, 3:11. : X. r. M.:——12 66:. 2: 17: 11:51:. 1:11. '15:.691’x9, 7: 008. 97: 18 7: his. 8: 25!. 9:571. l aw you: ran count 11an K . . 11:»12 0011. 12:091. 51, s 11:15. 8:.01 3:,oli 8:101. 11:11, 1:09. 11:11:, 10:62:, 10:01, 11.1101. 11:03 1 u.-—11:1losx. 1 at. 1:11:11. 1:00;. 9: Mi 1: m. I; 031:. t: 88 1:111. 1:81. 939011. 1:.119 8283,82'il8x'91808, «was. 02:. 11:001. 9: all. 11: ~ 81mm . A 81.42: 00x, 12709.1: 8:.00 7:311, ii: 0011. 10:021. ll: till: 1’. Muwlli: 08. h: 01, 9:0 1. 11.001. 0 area Afr-12: 08:, 1 1811. 1:381. 0:111. ' 1:31.835, 9:101, O: Illa. 10:11:. 11:03:. Pit-13: on, 1:18. lto'Ix, 1:331. 1:16, mucus: 11's 1:11; not: 11.01.1188" ' ' a a 5.. tom . ‘ the subject. The Gardner bill, lw‘hleh '99191911 x - a 2 the. .2 . bathe ‘ ' labor bill. arsed by the Federation of ._ 9. down on the 110m of the house and 1" heat, 8:001. 8:891. 'I'H NORWALK T0 NIW‘ H ANV Fainters’ Supplies. Crockett. ' Glassware House lumishind Goods- WindOw Shades. Picture frames and Window Shades Made to 0:111. i ulna—— ‘ Painting and Decorating. L. H. DECKER, 87 Washington Street. T01. 0011. South Norwalk. When a' Hot'Spall; Games m ranges will be in great demand. 80, if you want to be ready for the 11.11.1111 .1111 .i‘ -~-- 991. Order You'r Gas Range Today .I' .1 2'8. (ins Ranges, $11.50 and up. Water Heaters. $9.75 and up. Flat iron Ilcutcrs, 250, Dunn. Railway 11 Lighting Company 251 Sales. The Very Best light Creamery Butter, par lb. ............... 280 2 Pkpa. Force 251'. A 36—” 553. Y5,2110 5: 41. 8:18. 2 Phys. Cream Wheat 251: 3. 5011, 8. 88 7:58. 8:18. 8: «18, 8:1811. '2 Pkpl. Gram-Nuts ........... 26:: 19:05:, 1161.9:11, 1o: 50:. 11:01, 4 Cam con: ......... 21c, 1117:: 2111-. Pure Lard ................28c Ebb-12.631. 1: 00. 1: 4151 $171.9 A. Stud, 9‘ Cottage ’Avd, East Norwalk. P9710“ ”3'99 y ,- - ..2. caller: is current. is avsnr son’s sunfish A scours rinses :11 cans. d. an as no slot 3.1.1111: umontu naturist“: 11111 at tho 1; 11-41: 011.891.1113. :1: 38:, 1:11. IEVERAL 31m in! "WK 111231111, Pév- 511,119: 31333:,- “2*" 1:19 9,9,9 1:11. ,_ 111.10 cross AND crass alae‘u‘an 1m sans Minna. _ 2 . _ STYLES or WAT-ER 0001.- 1111161111. 1.... arr-arm and acorn nos. 1.1: 111 transom. 2, 881181.21." 'mm 88.1"“; 8v" llfill -’tt' :31 1list) 1 t 11. :i'vwm..m.....nn.s:. .‘ .1.... "' ' ' ‘°" ’ “ "as " '1'" ..... no 011'va s"... ll . . , . n fauna-«1: .1 to ‘ 17:41:11 rum 1:... ' 39M. 8’ its—1.3. 1'18 1:51.177- nun iaaot alloartaia 10' a: elicits at his 2..~::.~' #1 y" for from filly.9 Tim SEASON. .12c ...............2......21'l .11....9111qqguc marsh: L.......i.'........ 8c spaniel: Mack crel9 .......10c 2921181111111 ... . . ”in Persian ... ..... lie 2' Silver Baas . ..... .. .. .lc j Market (Jud tic Fresh Mackerel, Long Claim: and all ' 2 other kinds of sea food at reasonable prices. Duo 1055’. 6111 111.111..." Army lulldlnp. last “do 1'th lump 8119M Irldlo. ...w............—..~ Williamfl. Meeker General ' Contractor and Plumber. . STEAM 1111111111.: Honest Work and Ampls'Ex- parlance. later .81.. South Kuwait. ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547, A Jack of all Trades Ia not what the people want when they require good workmanship. My work adona right and when I say A Job Ia done, In dons. ARTHUR I. BENEDICT. Plumbing. 'l‘lnnlnp and Otaam I'lttlill.1 8 Monroe Itraai. 8o. Nor-walk. ’ FRANK C. VAN SCOY. PLUMBING. STEAM. HOT WATER, 'AND GAS FITTING. nu. sheet Iron. bow: and Zinc. to South Main SM Telephone 427. loath Norwalk. Coll- THI JOHN B. 1.1 WRENCE AGENCIES. ALL INSURANCE, REAL EOTATR MORTGAGES. NOTARY PRO- IATE BONDS. PATENT. SECURED. I COUTH MAIN STREET. Tel. Call. 408. DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Directed ‘and Emhalmer. 10 Nortl’MaIn fit. noun: Noml‘ Residence, 8 Washington linol- fl‘alcphono at houaa. 1m Wall Paper , m: We consider this sea- son's line the best we ever had. 3.11; iiorlum, VII-”119M 10 'Im .711 t. ”811111.138 til i 2 REM: urns sun in” 1111* story. Have you over plopped lid" bow deilzhl‘ully convent hard bill And cold run in your drosain 81121119 lug apartment e Iran 2 .. room? its presence would the ingest dance of comic, We will gladly quote you 119 plumbers are strictly chanica, honest and rehab COHNIR MAiN AND W :2 Booth Not-walk. on We Don’t Tel“ to drink beer this hot weal long as you do drink it. drink good beer? The N Brooklyn Brewery Bf?" is We are the agents. families; deliver it to the it it ouce~you will be satisfied or telephone call will re attention 1"'1'v'rmmruct AND 11 . , HEATING :13 1101' WATER Holt :1: HOT AIR HEAT ITOVEB AND HAN .LATE AND TIN R”- Gaa and Steam F ' In Elxtunaa, Metal e um you seen our .1 RICHMOND RA INCORPORATED‘ indoor-or to, races at. LAYTO ' AGENCY 5 Railroad Ava, 8611111 Repnaantinp some of tho and moat reliable Inaura parties In tho hual ‘ ONE MINUTE FROM '6 EUROPEAN FLA ..Our room- a spacial 100111 and llootrlo Lights throng cry room heated. nit-res 11511001111101.1111... Final stocked Cato In . . A tut line of Aekar, Merrill ' till 60’. celebrated Win00, Lia Olgara always on hand. ’1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Pr Talaphona Gall; 8328-4. Telephone our 1171: ii' Al EAST NORWALK. W Shore Dinners and All Kind-t : Food (looked to Order ‘ ‘ Bath Home. to near by m“ :John O'Sulll Proprietor. aourii 1101111111th : runners Amati. .3335“? I moan. L2 2 spun-av 2 (100,000.02 aunt-1.110 786‘. ' 3171.890.” apwnt H.81A‘l‘l-Il mm at KNAPP, 2 vacancies it now wttasao security, nationalists. .9 ”9
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