.- hi” ‘con'fln‘ed I'll his home. with u very
tLlfl‘Ol‘lng B ANG‘R' ”I'nful foot :5 able to “El Out Once
more
in: OFTEN 3500M
“'9 ous
tut out”
. ”one! «node
:WComct It. at once”?
Thou at him about Am!
"There's no llilt‘tl at any - 'iflh "ll-l A Ifl’le force. or men are working
Hitting if taken in limo.
people are carelo
cell it ulmplc Utilili‘lll ailh ”N y we Worn
III thing for i unit a
V II is easy to cure'u cold
out with it.
it ‘-
ONE MINUTE
COUGH CURE.
Ia,taketi-—enuicr lit that than When it.
lB‘allowed to run. but we warrant; II.
tolctire In either case.
,’ PRICE 25c AND 50c
Ilia Bridge Pharmacy.
mm a BRADLEY. PROM.
PI“205 WASHINGTON s'r. '
Tel. (.‘till till-25.
'1') many on
u... about w. . t they Bcuily.
l neglect.“ 0 take hub “90-
'l‘bo schooner I’btvtlw .inn has gr.
rlvcd with a. cargo wt :and for Ray-
lnontl Brothers.
0
Mr. and Mrs th Roberts. of
\Veston. hare boon tiring friends in
East Norwaik rooon'.
Services are hotur .riti nightly
the East. Art-um .‘ 4' ::‘
this being a not I. o l.
The sultjeot ot‘ iltt rw . 'aig last eve.
niug at the l-?:t~'.
t‘hurcli wus~"'l‘bo \
MCSSCI'S Arron and .‘
int: rapid prop-re...
tllt‘y tll'i‘ IillIltIttiiii. I‘ll ‘
~Suppor will In
rooms, on You [Jill .
Jun. 10. from t; I.. ~.
tlrcn. lilc.
'l‘llO liltllt's tti‘ I'I'
hold one of th: ll :
'I‘hurstluy oroutur ..
in You ant .‘Sli'l‘il
Illay'iltm‘oi‘ Ho...
puny wll ll:i\t' .l .t.. ...
(lay night. 'I‘Illx
dancing on tho
floor.
FI'CIII‘I'II’II liaitiiiv.
has purchased t .
yous place in H. .
will reside tie it
lllrn'. .Iouis |..
:it her home on l‘
tonuliliit and ;:..pt .
again. ,
Mitiiiclaln It~~ I ‘-
his duties \\li.'i
”own and il-
lttiving been I.: .‘
injuries Sllhlrlitm . .
neur Boston
cure for it. I'
membranes. prw
tIvo jlllt‘llh, lillii
you up.
ROWAY'I‘ON.
Minor II I(.Il
outed applied ta
for a charter I1.
the. 'I‘okonoko \\
August \\'u in.
in tile Illllt hr.
known resident i‘
yours. Illloiitlt. h. .
siblo. and Illlt'l . .
take all extend. it
he Iormcrir ;.
DIWVIII'S l.ll'!v
iIIlle pills. lzt.
(‘Iii‘l'ttrtl I’lliiillla ,
l’Iniriuucy.
DARIEN” ANh rtonorou.
Iior. I. ll ll:
llflti entered ItII ‘
(II' the Stiltliot
'l‘hiu hm: IlI‘.tl
the pastorqu .
Ieutunl ('hurt it.
the slate lino
charge it iilllttlo;
S, It. ltiiytnoi.
housen l‘tii't-IIII‘
mndge IIIII that .
larger than luvha.
not harvest. .1 ,».
hiu bouncer u. I~ .
Ice wan IIIII'I .
It't' \\IIIt“t ".a
Illll'klit-ni. :iII Il'. .
here. it... he...
Ilit-I' \\ ill Iltlil.
“ants.
lNWVIII' ’\l'lli
tllltor.’ Ibo poi
Lib t'onI It'll hid.
Holt! Itr 'I'Ito I‘t‘
'I'Iio Iii-high it]... .
Wltlts’l l'tilvl‘.
Al 'I' iiitii III
in Inttil.
'I‘Ilt' Ml‘lll'illl‘ ..
totttleti vosleitla.
Misti Mary Riot.
Jutiny tittlhl llii
Mi'ti, Itln Iluttw
lug i‘olnllreu in lit .1 ~. ,.
Mm. IIUI‘IlH' it.
,tlvcu ntitl I'rlotulc .
o
Mrtt. A. ll
Fred lioitr.
Mm. Iein'irt
‘ Missionary
Benettram
. I p. m.
‘i . bunt-ch rooms
.. 7 3 older Cour.
v’l aorn EVOIIIIG
—D)‘SDt"p,\|;| I'-
Burdock Illootl ll.
'l‘ho Inl'attt lb. ..t..,, ,
Mrrt. lIiirry lltlu. ‘.:‘ . .
ill,
low the Itttinte I...“
The Mir i-,.I .
Iy lttot‘lim; ,o it. .
1"" llil month
, Taylor Mill hurl.» ‘
1', dept.
«up...
the road near the. residence of M.
In some places the mud Is
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Farms Church will be. held Friday
"911an at the home of John H.
Jennings
Mrs. James nulkoley who has been
visiting her pin-cuts Mr. and Mrs.
BOllJatnlu Foster. has returned home
. to Southport.
The Altar Guild of (‘hrist church
will meet at. the chtirclt Saturday Jan.
it at 4 o'cloek. A full attendance ls
requested.
Miss Gertrude Wood entertained
a number of friends 'I‘Ill‘ntld)‘ evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent. in
playing WIIISL
Miss Mny Douloa bus returned it)
her home in New York after u pious-
nut visit at. the home of t‘lntrlos Lan-
Benbcrg, North Main street.
George Gampher ultd Albert. Mlllu
are rebuilding the fences around the
Charles Waitctnun hotnouieutl which
Was recently sold to New York pur-
On Sunday evening, January 20.
Charles 'M. Jon-up. Esq. of New York,
will deliver an address in tho (tongrc‘
gational Church. itpoti the topic of
"Citizenship."
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs. Walter Ilolwurih. who
died here Sunday. were held this after-
noon from Iier lute llllllll‘. Shi- is sur-
vived by her hushund and it sister. Mrs
Henriette Bradley.
'Ehc annual meeting of the Mission-
cry Auxiliary and Woman's Iicnoi‘l-
cent Society will be held at the t'ou.
grogutioual parsonage this at‘ioruoon
M 2 I). in. All members are requested
tn be present.
Mrs..Wa.lt.er A. iiowarih ubo lili'i
been slcli with bronchial pneumonia
passed away yesterday morning at
her home. Mr. liowurth lists, tho
Bymputhy of many I'I'Il‘llllr‘. ill III‘i sad
bereavement. Mrs. ilonrntta tirad-
My. sister of Mrs. ll(i\\‘ilitl is also
VCI'." III with the sumo malady.
On Friday afternoon at tho .\lotlto
dist. church Rev. A l. Iltiltltartl will-
begln his series of illustrated looittr-
es toflall the school children of the
town. Parents are urged to :ttloutl the
lectures with their Illlt‘ tttitw 'llit'u‘t'
LIGCIII'OB are lutt‘rcsliiig at; will as In.
ntrnctive and should «Iran a tall
Iiottue. Begins at 3:30. .\‘o :ttluiis
sion.
Dr. Thomas C. Siourim will enter-
Iain tho Snugntuck IIISltiIltul writ-it,
Monday oveniufl'duu II lion .\rlhut
.I. Birdseye, representatiio t'rotn llI-'
town of Furtulugtou ‘IIII ."I.l:tr>; :Lr-
meeting. l-ilr. :illlijt‘t‘i I». tau. "’l‘ht
History and l':t'ililtiE.I ll I.Il‘ In
Htli‘ztnce." lie is a wry llllt‘I't‘~ii|I.(
speaker and all untold... should ....'
to hear him.
It is undigested food that causes
soumess and painful indict-non. Ko-
(IOI Is a solution of tog.-i.ti.5aeidu.
It digests what you out, and . it'ocis
the deficiencies of tiigesiion. KOIIUI
conforms to the National I‘iiro I"Ii(lll
and Drug Law. Sold lure In The
Clifford Pharmacy and 'I'he iii-itige
Pharmacy. "
PROF. BENEDICT APPOINTED.
Will Become Head of Dcpartmcnt OI
Nutrition at Carnegie immune.
MIDDLETOWN. .Ian 1‘ It um. an»
pounced here lilil:t,\' ill‘t' l'm. i-‘tutr
cis G. Benedict oi' \\'. \.Ili i ni\or-
city, has been uppolnml head oi‘ ilio
Department ot’ Nutrition or I l" t‘at‘iio
gle Institute. and that n u I'll Illlttn-
lieu of the Witnltinutm tii~liltliitil to
locate the new department .u olthet
Boston OI‘NOW YOrIt. 'Ilzt-l‘atii -:i' Ili-
Htittlte trustees root n l\ lll.‘ it an up
proprlntion of 3001 1:00 to mi Ill ra'lt'll
tIfIc researcher: tilli‘liit; th. \..II‘ oi
I907. A portion of ”II“ uah not \‘v‘lII be
used In reorganizing the tlohztiliiion?
now serving that plum-ta itllII it... re
tuitlntler will go toward trijlltllnllillt:
ilie new tlcutirituoni oror Illt .. wot:
Ileuctllct IIIIH been :iitittiiui..|
Since the retirement o. I‘tnl \IthHtl
I'roi‘. Benedict Iltlti horror-tutti a uton'
deal of uovernment trial. at \‘.‘u rloyau
thin being prluclpalb iii rob-tutu to
nut1‘ltl0n,ttnd he Illlh' obtained import.
tint results In connection with tho Iain
Ollfi calorimeter t'xittti'lttit IIIH 'I'Ito up
polutmont Itt l‘IIIlHlIIi‘I‘I'Il a liitilt honor
It) l’rof. litllliltllt'l tlll'l ll tltililliillli'lll
to the Unlvertiltr.
PASSED DISABLED STEAMSHIP.
I’HIIAAI.)IQI;I’IIIA, Jan 1' I'.i|IlilI|I
(knot-(hilt! (if III" III‘IIIHIIII‘I lit'orgt-
May. Ill IIIIH INII'I i't'nttt I‘t lll‘liltIIIitI.
tittportu Ilitil Ito pits-.etl on Januari 7.
“my IIIIII‘N lioiow lho llI'l.I\\.lII III‘I ;.|.
water. it tiltiniuithip \\‘Iill luti a... .2. a...
purcnllf wIIIt Iltl tunoltiuott diurhiwi
Ililplllln CIWl‘i'IIIIlI‘ rail. h.- |t.iimi‘tl
within one and it Inttt‘ titIlrh‘ oi the
ommohlp. but. wait tumble to out..." it
good description ot‘ the row he.
could of thick wettihor. 'I'lio contain
“a” he beliovou tho NII‘IIIIIl-IIIII to be
it tramp, and that. Hlll' \t’illw’ llttl'lll~
hound. He town he Willi ted to ho-
IIOVO the ntenmnhlp Whit tiluabloti, hp.
"“39 the schooner overlook the you.
lei end mood her. Cuptiilu t‘orer-
title's partial description of tho Hli'lIIII-
a.- do“ not tally with ihni or tlio
steamer Ponce. Which lit ororduu
The utenmer 'I‘olt-tlo i‘rtmt Habitat.
p“... fun. for Philadelphia. while
on up the Doiitwm't- rlvet- today.
Mill“ pd L‘MIMBI‘IIIIIII‘ EXI'IIIIIIIZv "gum
It "‘ y Inland. lick. III I'l'ilililliiitl to u
(1“th that the Ponce. Willi not sighted
on U]. (“pr the! want. The 'I‘ttlotiti
'0“qu pm of the courm- IIHIIIIII)‘ iii.
ken up the Ponce.
"itememlmr." utthi lilo taut I'ltll'riy
. 'mfl, “IIIIII you war it. .....t
”a“ illitlinltcti law ' [I
. .
payed Imr uim . tot...
_ h ”1!) t'nt‘t; liq. I Iltii
If 7 ”Mil"?! "I Nil .nttttitv
m . ’Ollé'hiltvt i." "I'm”: I
6 ,5-
Whlch Become I State It the
Same Time.
pieced, Arkansas, the oldest state west
or the Mississippi River With ilte ex-
ception of Miuouri, is apparently de-
veloping a desire to break away from
those conditions whiohior so iontt
have made her chieflyen agricultural
community. This desire In made
clear by the expressions or bnnluesu
men. induced in Kart by‘the figure: on
the growth of t osmte during it:
seven codes art computed with Mich-
igan, a mltted at practically the same
time. with the name possibilities In
the may of timber, mineral and agri-
cultural riches. Whle Arkansas has
grown, it has been outstripped by
Michigan, since It has never become
the home of such manufactureru us
have given the notlieru Stine its
irt'owih.. With populations of. rough-
ly, 1.500.000 In Arknulas and 2,500,000
in Michigan, only 2 per cent. of the
total of the Southern State tire wage-
citrncrn, while nearly 8 per cent. In
the figure for Michigan. Arkansas
has some 2,000 manufacturing cstuh~
lishmcnlu. while Michigan in the. same
length or time halt gained nearly it.-
000. The cnpltttl thus invented In Ar-
kansas is less than ”0.000.000. as cont-
pared with about 83.50.000.000 in Mich-
Igttn. 'I‘be, cmupttrlttnn of the value or
the products in own more. striking.
the Southern State totaling about. 353..
000,000 us against 84.30.000.000 for
Michigan. Arkanstt has only one cs-
tablluhtucnt producing over 31.000000
annually. against 41 in Michigan.
While. It may be puzzling to discov-
er the cause of this discrepancy in
growth. especially when It, It; romoin-
boretl- that the Sixties are abort the
same In areas and forms oi‘ an oral
wculth. the reason In attributed by
many local bunnies-s men primarily to
the fact, that Michigan early begun to
untnufncttn‘o her own lumber products,
while Arkansas has been I'otood to ship
lior raw lumber out to be finished else:
where. Michigan's start tints oh
luiited. it is argued. has led to he!
r:reutcr munufucittting development in
:1” directions. Al ull events, there.
is it growing tlounttid felt in all busi-
ness continuitiiies in the State tbui.
«\rkuunu shall make a strenuous ell'ori
to do her turn "Illillllli‘lll inrlnt: of wood
nrotlucin \Vllllvll bolioi' lliiii her coal
'Icposils ainl other minerals should
eventually place her high as it mutin-
iilt‘IllI‘IliL' Slate.
'I‘hroughoui the State commercial
bodies are. anxious for such develop-
nontu along those lines its shall give
.\rkansas the Iiil‘yilit‘sh‘ of production
in finished toxin from her raw mttter-
'als. {IS has been the case In Michigan.
The chief desire is to attract. capl-
‘tti. bin at tho same time a pessimis-
II(‘. note has been sounded. Board of
l’rado oillciuls generally are. skepticul
if their ability to bring it. into ilto
s‘tutc 1L". long as tho present. null-trust.
'au' renntlns In force. Among the
dost outspoken. ill his denunciation of
‘lio law'ut: u the: it to further develop-
ment. is George W. Rogers president
ti‘ the Board of Trade of Iiitlle Rock.
unlouhiedly the most important coin-
'uorciul body in the State. In speak-
ing of this subject. Mtg Rogers said:
“I regard the present unit-trust law.
it Its exttniot‘ritorlnl features as
"armful lo the business Illiereslu oi‘
the State. Its only rlrtnc being tho
warning which Its working should give
to other States as to whut. not to do
in the line of anti-trust legislation.
desirable anti-trust legislation Is one
'hng. but a law like this one. founded
in class differences and politics, is
mother and u very harmful thing. The
‘csultuut tllfllcultlcu htirt every line
't‘ business—ms would naturally be the
use with such on unwise Illltl extreme
HUN.
"I am a believer in the right sort of
Hill-trust legislation by tho Stator.
'Iili itot such legislation as this. There
s such it thing a... being too oxtroint.
'n this respect. and It In hurling this
ltzite. A low providing for the sat-
sraotory conduct or business in Arkun
=as In what Arkansas wants, and as
long as It Is enforced matters will he
uttlsi’uctory. lint under our extreme
law harm In bound to result. (tar
”use should be a It’h‘Htlll to other
States."
Mr. Itogors‘ opinion In echoed on all
‘IIlf‘Ii. Ily many the I'i‘slllirx of tho
aw nro taken as an argument for Il‘ll
-rul regulation \\'It~'t‘l}‘ irnntod. Ilnttl.
‘tlllciuls particularly harlot: soon “:4
tflcci In Invcuitnoute. are strong itt
‘itolr crIlchsmtt. It. It). Wiiiio_ pros-l.
cut of the (llllzosu' Investment and
Recurlty Company. In commenting oti
he situation niiyu:
“I cannot tree how the plan has
Itouoflttetl III-i. while the ot'ltloiiccu of
in Iiurttt are plain. In my opinion
thin qdoutlon euu best be bundled It“
'h.- Ii'I‘lIi‘l'Iil gtwertnnont."
'I‘ho IIHIH' IN I'I'm-Iy oxprouuod. hon-
over. till” the III‘I'N‘III llIIIII'IIIi)‘ In
tit-rely temporary and will he 10]”
I'lllt‘il. The desire for IIIiIIIIIIIII‘IilltlI”
rtcilvlir In nit-ting. and. ttitlutuipotetl, III'
III Itoliorml much could be gained no...
Micblagu't. t‘\iitllilll'. 'I'Ite [Ili‘nilttii
Ion In one line alone are IutIIt-ntml h-s
the opinion of Dr. .I It. III'IIIllll‘T. llit
fitmouit geoloitlni oi Imlatitl Stutuima
Iluivernliy, who unyu that the non»
undeveloped phtmltliiiit' limit. or .iriottt
unit will be worth more than all the
gold mineit of California.
ELECTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
MANILA. .Iltli. 9.-—-'I‘Iiti gunotui elm-
ilon law was posited yettieriluy. II
lit-comer effective January tit and the
election for which Ii Ill'UVIIIiN will
take place July 30. The law provide-u
methods of election of municipal llllll'
provinulnl unicorn mid hum-millrnwn.
Hix monthtt' residence in required to
become eligible to other. IIII'IllIiitt'ni
olilclnirt cumtoi become cumilduiw: hu-
ufllcen except. int their own uttroehuurh
Members of the judiciary. ilm-tti a2.
"nut. members of the cnuulnbuiury IIIIII
teachers are Dmhllillotl from pitrlIcI
putlutr In t‘nmmilitliu upon pollilliv ll'
«ttnmlttttttl mid tiimimtlliirttiiun for inn
\Nlrti for titty itppoittiirt- m innit..-
”Illicit. The new luv: provide i... ,.
t‘ntlfilliutlnn MM Ill‘t'ltit'u lilo I‘~li'tl'l mm
“In"? "Whirl“. ”I" MM“ an" "’1"
Chrintian matinee; excepted,
Wouldn't you rather ctr-rioak in."
. ' mitt Ions EbOt.. Iii.» that;
M It». I
- i
mitt tm overhear titanic
«a..
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. Jun. 9.——Wilh
, . tions for Stono'intho Bladder and Dis-
seventy years of statehood that com eased Kltlnoyg Are made necessar be.
cause the patients neglected to en;
their Urinary Organs in a healthy
.(‘oroita. I. I.
owning. two
ovitIt-ttil) 1.-
loll. but to...
that it" it u
III}: IIllIo L'li
Ito lumen it” ;.
i i.taiFAhi.
AL
I t
By Diseased. BMW tutti" Kidneys.
In the hospitllb‘hu‘ndrodo of opera.
condition. They kept 7 ,
“ titling thingl oi?" uu- ' .
ti It Will too into. .
The most deadly to. m
Kidno . Bladder ..
lnd lood Dia- .
luau is
Dr. David
Kcnncdy'n
Favorite
‘ Remedy.
Thirty years ago
it began curtgfi
)ooplc who h
frequent ,, desire
:0 urinate. especi-
ally at night; who
experienced scald.
.ug pain in passing
.vnter; whose urine,
.‘vhcn left standing.
:outainetl n Sedi-
nent. and also ' .
ttsincd linen when It touched it' whc
tutlcrcd (lay and night. with pain in the
mail of the back. t has never failed
.0 give robot in InCIli‘allIe‘cascg' and ab.
toiute restoration to health has followed
tsuse in all cases not buyoud human
iclp. It is sold in drug stores for $1
.lC‘l‘ bottle.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE—Those
Mbosuilci' {tom the aluweailmoniu, or
rom lillelllliiti'lllll, Skin Diseases, Liver
:omplziint or t'oiistiiuition, may hm... a
temple bottle and pamphlet or valuable
nformntzon from by $"llflmg their name
ind address in the Dr. David Kennedy
Jort'mruiion. lic':ii(ii:i,1\"\'. ” writing
or Free Sample it i5. liwcssary to Juni-
'5'” I'd/3‘ .f‘t'fl "- 50 we may know that
he rcoucsi 15 made it. good faith.
it‘ree Saint-Io Ittilllcu at E. ii. Plalsted‘e
THREATENED A MINISTER.
Shot Is Fired at a Native of Northficld
Pastor on LC‘lg Island.
XIIII’I ill'llil H, .l.:'; ‘J. Iltm‘til'ti l'.
I’t't‘lt, I't it .. I\t-tI \iiiyti rpm" “0“
\\'IIIi:tit: it IV i. a t..'i\o iii ihig titty”
lttttl for ' to. «ours imuitu' at
"..II Iii ens Shot at \‘t‘llllo
roiarniuu in t.. the .1 arch last Friday
' all-Willi! at his. life being.
li‘HllIl “I lilt‘. refusal to
pay att-ti' on m Ilti‘tatu made by he
Illzit-k Ilatet' ll'nl October.
The hair. passed tut-ouch ilto hat
of Jane, Ill -. Mr l'ook's t'lllllllilll~
-.| nobody.
(In it. twirl i7 MI" I’I‘i‘ll revolved a
It‘iir‘l‘ (II n “ null $200 \\'IIII the illl‘t‘ilt
. not forthotnuiui: one of
notiltl Ito kidnapped and
ttnportl'ml
THE RIGHT NAME.
Mr, Allilll ' .~~:torpe. the popular over
weer of the tan..- tli Fort Madison. In.
it:i.\‘1‘ "In I‘. :..,'s Non liiio l’ills arc
i'igltih il‘ilo 1. they ili‘l Iittil'o :igrco-
ably. do a on wood and i'.:iI.c one fool
lb. :1 any other Iilxiillh‘"
Guaranteed 't- «are billionsnoss and
t‘Ill|.'«lI|i.'lllttIi L‘ftf‘ ill I“. ll. IlilVlt‘l‘K‘.
South Now l-., and 1;. l’. Wood‘s.
Noiu.tll., art niorou. ”
CANNOY GET $3.500 BOND.
Edmond War-cokoski Still Detained in
Nnt‘walk LOCkup.
itfirioihl ‘d‘ trlenktmkl. the young
lIi:ill l.lri .. tlllll‘tzt' of burglary and
an nip u l.illl‘tlt'l' Joseph \\'ior7.s-
rho .. t. .llI cak. baker oiiiplitl‘
Ill ’ \‘.’ i-' H Kim. has as yet boon
Ilii to . .t bond of $3.500. ilio
‘~l|l vi to w... i't'IIltlililt‘tI yes.
i m. ..\ .- It}. .\I Iatt'ku'tititl, for
.t .tiu ” ' “Iliiy tuoruiutr.
\\ 'lillit' bun boon plitoetl In
”it. til lockup by (‘Iiioi til.
I'o.‘ .. l‘.. m til.itl that he may
ll.l\v . . ..~ in llittU‘ liliitlll Ill.
'b- \\ w: ' . ' polho station t‘iltlt'ii
III )1 .- . .t . . i
I'« .. . ‘I ' . \II'IIIII‘I III III" llol\'l.\’u
I»;.I.- ~ .II- ..t tnuoh slil‘lll‘lit'tl :tt
lilt ., : t rush art. as ho Wits
air-a. tr . I as a pleasant. honetit
l.iiI . . mt “it I\\t|lll.\'.
”A WALK OVER
"v:
.o
\’ . i . .I.. ll.‘ . tztttitl l'ti‘ tour
I“ .l I l u“ ‘1!” UPI III‘III‘I
.IlttI .. . ..... ,... IIlIl'l‘ \\Il“II
out H .. own hoith- IIottttt-
ll""- ‘ . t.. 1 ._Iititi .tt oll‘tte HI
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
.' South Mom at.
"tenth Nurwalk. Conn.
I
Special
Flour Ail linmds. per bag .-. 65C
Bani l’ol ilticg, per pk. ...... 30C
Tomi]... .. 15c
Apple; t5c
3C€illlitatg 25c
3cattst§tmp 25C
3 can; ’i tum...“ .,.......- 25c
fll'l” l"|ll‘ iH'_,.......25
I t .IIt I', It. «in
,,,....... 41.3
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THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
.OOO”OOO.”OOOOOWOOO
am; “in”! I'fltirrt. hoonu FOR
i‘lilllfi'ilIU I’Itl‘lSlth'l‘H CAN BE
. Charmin,
Hdrfyfl. Chane,
TEACHER
Violin Mandolin. fiultur.
pils' recitals.
at once. Addm to
CONN.
‘ESENTINEL
........... ”Wm... «MM ..
(Private pupil, 3 your: Wltl‘l H. H.
Hartmann, New England Conaervatory
of Music, Boston. Man), will start
class In South Norwnlk. 12 years
teacher. Bpeclll terms to first five
,mtdying. Class limited. Regular pu-
Mandoiln club to form
364 FAIRFIELD AVE" BRIDGEPORT,
RAILWAY CO.
Everybody use the colic.
Ii. comm to ytill already broke,
li llo\ot' Iliiu it t‘IIiiltoi‘ Ill,
'l'u utul... you frown athl scold and sin.
It always burn» up clear and bright,
And citet rs the room nt cvu's twilight.
My mother lilies coke, b‘lIG says “It's
good."
Sh“ mm. “It makes tires much better
than wood. .
'l'O Kl‘l anything better you never
l'llllltl./
And. what Is much more, she never
\\'ttilItl."
lily lathv r suys. “('oul is too dour.
"t‘woaht take most of the money that.
no hare here,
So we Irll}' coke and have plenty of
Ill‘liI.
.\nd that leaves more money to buy
lliiiac to out."
I'i'izo t'olte rtltlt' written by .I-llsic
Knapp ,\... 4i iliroruidc Arc, Noix
walk. t'outi.
sander;
Gold Eyeglasses, '
$1.00.
" x: is“ -—-‘ Niall!“
THE - ““l 'mtt'w-
United American Opticians.
(lncoruorulml). '
Aflt‘llt‘y tli CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Special Sale for Satutdtir
Weak Fish. lb. 120
Flat Fish, 5 IIIS, ................ 250
Native It‘l‘ttnt Fish. 0 lbs. for ..... 250
Market i‘otl ................. 50 lb.
Stctik (.‘tttl..... ....... ........12clb.
llttllhnt ..... .. ...... 1501b.
Escnllops . . . . . . . . . . . . 400 and 450 qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
WICO- I .. I . .t
Duc‘ross
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
omunouuouuoooo‘oooo
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER, .
AND ~. . _.
GAS FITTING. 5‘5
Tip, Sheet Iron, Coppe:
and Zinc. ”3.),
50 South Main Street.
South Norwallt, Conn.
coca—M.
.a-
Iiatnrti ti. Ilcrru
Skates
Wiss Shears
cocoon...”
I
tor. pcr lb. .................... .‘i'tc.
l‘uro Loaf Lard. por lb. ......... lit'
\\’uIicr Baker's ('ocou, por can . . . . I‘.‘t~
Karo Corn Syrup, per (till . ..... he
5 I'lullons (lil ...... . ............. Soc
0 Phys. Outnioul ....... . ........ L‘Svo
7 liars Ozone Soup ..... . ........ ‘JJe
Gold Medal i-‘luur, per bag hot.“
22 Cottage Ave..
'4
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
GOLD
AT_gpSt
to pay in the Spring.
lug Goods. Framed Pictures.
10C. that.
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 28c.
made to order.
ating.
Stamps.
.. Int... M...
L. H. dictum.
.7 Washington “not.
Tel. Con.
' BARGAINO m“
Cadmao
Automobiles.
Models A, ll. It“ and ill. ranging in
WI”) from 2.30 to $0.10. 'I‘onrlttg;
(‘urs and Iiuuabouts. Must be sold
at once. ‘It . «.1
I. E. IIIBKWIIIIII II III
39 Wall Street.
Butt Your Groceries
at STULL’S and
Save Moneu
21 lbs. Sugar, til 00: 2'. lbs. 33c.
The Very licst I‘llgin Ci'cztiiioi'y Ilitl~
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
East Norwalk.
wall
We consider this sea-
II FIIIT IT.
Paper
son’s line the best
we ever had.
a
E. Ii. Gotham,
DECORATOII.
“ Human—m. "i‘r'm
A Jack of all Trades
I- not what the people want when they
require good workman-hip.
Io done right and what: I out A Job
II «no. It- done.
Ilumbinu, Tlnnln. and Itum Fitting.
I. NORWALK.
My war
ARTHUR I. IENEDICT.
| Monroe Itrut. lo. NONI”!-
Cullettl
Suredge Carvers
Paris bleds
l"(ll'.‘«'ll Al ’I III?! I'I'l‘illlllj,
HARDWARE.
timer Bros.’ Pocket IIIII IIIIIIINII IIINI
TIANIAOTI A OINIIAE IANKINb
IUIINIIO.
IDWIN it “WI it Pm.
Jot-m ' o
WILFBID IODWELL, Ant. 6“th
f.hw.Hfl.:tuewun
0 . M
m WASHINGTON STREET. ring” it. "3?... ti. mum Monti
IOUTH NOIWALK. DONN-
unau—
I slit-tut: “aim
$700,000.00
W
WIPLUI mo PIOPI'I‘I.’ I
3178.000.”
H. KNAPP. VIM "I.
PRIDIRIGK H. HOWAN, Outlier-
Dino-175710.
Henry “your?
Contact Grummo.
Firm 167»
christian Nat-u”
..I -LJ. I '
Wall Papers
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
Crockery. Glassware, Housefurnlsh-
White Enamel Poles with fixtures,
SUCCEEOS AMBASSADOR BRYCE;
Lewis Harcourt Will Fill Vacancy It?
' Irish BecretarysNiP- '
LONDON. Jun. 9.~—Lowis Harcourt,
Liberal member of Parliament for the
Itcn‘uontlolo Dicelon cf i..anol_iissher and
son of the late Sir William Harcourt.
has a. torture: in apparently authortu
t.l\‘c though not oilltiui information
ln‘ou app-.iiiiiotl lo the \‘ttl’iillt‘y In thd
Irish Scot-oiuruhip culiuetl by the ap-
pointment oi" Janice Bryce us. British
ambassador at Washington. Mr. Harv
court himself today secured Indirectly]
Io confllrm the news, saying that he
"never denied such announcements.”
Ulllt‘lai interruption would. of combo.
ctnae from the prettiier. Sir ‘Henm
lYttiupbell-Iianncrmun. It the 111111011114
cement. Is correct. the premier. as and
'lt‘llit’lled In some quarters, has surprlo
WI Um political world by selecting to
man who hitherto had not been cons
suiered a candidate for the post. Mr.
liurcourt's selection. however. Iii ru<
gurdod as peculiarly appropriate and
Window Shades and Picture Frames
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor-
We give the S. &. H. Green Trading
louth Norwalk.
“.4; -_,. ._ ..
Norwalk.
17 WALL ITREET.
Iiiiilti IIII
Armin; J. innit
uouiKuguuuA
..Our room: a special feature. Inf
and Electric L‘ght. throughout. IV.
gry room honed.
”lllr because of his father's lifelong:
advocacy of home rule for Ireland, but:
also from the 'fith. tllltt'Ml'. l-iurcotlrtfs
title is an American (formerly Mil-11$
liurun, daughter of the late Walter H.
littrus. of New York city) and her sy-
“lbailtics will therefore he In occurs
dam-.- with the. Irish Nationalist ilHDII‘<
ationu to a for greater extent than.
““1”“ It" (‘Xllcctcd in the case of tin;
Iiiigllsltwomitn. » '
a
Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Ill-1.. days: "I suffered for years with
than iniu, used to have great distress
and bololtiug. I tried everything F
could hour or. bill. nothing helped an!
until I tool.” Iiruzllittn Balm, and one bit
tent bottle ctirod me completely." .‘
For sale by It. II. I’Iaiuiod. I". Ii. Bax:-
ior and The (filil‘ortl Pharmacy. *l'
_ ’ ‘\
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. ll
HOT AIR HEATING. tot.—
craves AND RANGES, ‘l’i
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.'
Gas and Steam Fitting.
In Fixtures, Metal Cellini, Ill:
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? '
1'“
PLUMBING AND Immd'
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
NORWALK.
._ . .- ._-..._: ...__‘_.._t
8 II] N/yyl’ ""
IOI‘ freight Only‘ 7
On and utter Turn-talc]. .lninury "
1906, Freight Propellers will IeaVI
Pier 28. L“..st ititcr, New York, (too
of Dover street). every tiny, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. Ill.
at Norwulk tip to 4 p in. 1nd IOII-l
' Norwnlk up to 5:32! p m. l
Freight received
NOHWA: r: 63 urine/tr ca.~ ”i
C. G. Haunt-mm
Lanai» hr dRQI‘II Aunt.
. . .t-.......- -. .7...-._..7.‘.—.-. .3
NEW. .5
ON]: Mli'élJT"; mom shot
theorem mm.
Mites. unwritten. ”' J
Finely attzcl'ca Cato in connection
A full line oi Acne, Merrill 6 Con.
dlt Co's catch." .lcu vt’iitun. Liqnon‘ Ind
Cigars IIVMZiF on hand
T. a. SULLIVAN. womanly
Telephone Csli. 30H
EVERY LAD ('8
5‘ lIlIrtmI Avenue.
4"!" "a Li.“
Wilt
1 i
promulgation.“ .
1
“Mir-.110 0mm-
IER. ,
4...?)
‘y .r --., ~.
ohonla no equipped witl I mum
anow white, nor-pioce "Sililtdfll" PW
relnin Enameled Lavatory.
llavo you ever stopped to MIMI!
how ticlighfully convenient it won].
be to have hot Ind cold runnin. Witt]
In your dressing chamber. oleoyt
In; apartment of Ind liner
room? Its presence would 180M [u
the lilac-tit degree of comfort.
tollt I
We will gladly quote you prim. Du
plumber. are flirit'IIy competent n.)
chunlco. honest and roll-bio.
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEI? I7...
”.Aumfiwvw... ..—. .-.~.-.... -..... .
Will] Not but Your
Own Home ‘2’
ncititt ittn admin-Int: ttii the limo.
and druirttltlo upatlinntiiu .m- heroin-
lug “error every day.
number of Very «lepituttir iiottlou ion
unto, mi can make the team tun!
prion right. y
J. M. Layton 8: Co
We have i.
INCORPORATE D.‘
Bo. Norwuitt.
~ 4
is?" to than
Dilbert~ "W than: Film.
at shflbfifif'm’m it
. & Summoner.
‘ 0 9 Forename.
Norwalk Chronicler