~ 9 vssrusla'ilv'sp "sAsEsAL'L‘.
7616 Games in the National League All-
i w Thut Could be Played. .
LOUIS. May 2s-Alter resins
>6l“ght straight games to Pittsbdrg, 8i.
:9 is won yesterday game, are 0.
.9 :9 lip-was in good form and struck
.9 £12 fuse Wagner was the only man
trill! IInot fan. Score: R. H. E
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amps and. Noonau;
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Gin dti, a; Chicago. 2.
oilimIN blllg'ri May 28 .——Clnclnnntl.
W the w liming run in yesterday a
guide. with Chicago through a daring
ipflht :Hby gglus from second 06
D6'Vis' hit p t Luridgren and Evers
throw to the plate on the top.
' R. H. E.
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Hey and) McLean; LundgreuI and
kilns. ,
6106 REWARD. 6100.
The readers. of this paper will be
pleased to rerun that there is at least
planned disease that science has
liable to re in all its staged and
that l6 Cato Hall's Catarrh Cure
in the only positive cure now known
to did medical fraternity. Catsrrh be.
log 6 constitutional disease. re ulres
, constitutional treatment all’s
Cater-til Cure 1'69 taken internally. act-
fill3' directly upon the blood and run—
6606 purist-es of the system, thereby,
destroying the fpundntlon of the dis-
. and giving the patient alr6hgth
by millilitlln‘g up the constitution and
'mle'tlng nature lh doing its work.
.The‘ proprietors have so much filth in
“ la ellrotive were that they offer
6 Roadie Dollars for any case
It ‘lt fails to cure. Send for list of
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lisp ti by Dl'lr's hits. 750
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Some people is world think they
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" Ame soclAi. DEMOCRATS.
Russian secret Police Search the
Apartments of Deputies. ’
ST. PE’I‘ERSBURG, May 28.—
Searclres of the lodges of Social Demo-
cratic deputies are now of almost
daily occurrences here. The authorities
have clues to several branches of the
00161 Democratic organizations which
ave been conducting a special prop»
Odiclals of lhe secret police Sunday
visited the apartments of Deputy
Tchernigol'f, and found documents
showing that a railroad men 's orgaui
nation is making preparations for an
other general transportation strike at
the proper moment. As soon as the
investigation is completed the public
prosecutor wii demand the suspension
of M. Prllrlio ko, who is a. railroad
wprkmnn, in order to place him on
tr ul -
A number of Social Democratic (lop:
grass in london have arrived at Hel-
slugfors to prepare for the return oi
the other deputies to Rusla by way of
Finland. They found that the Finnish
pelice, under instructions from the
senate, were everywhere demanding
the passports of those bound for the
Russian frontier.“ making the repatria-
tion of the deputies most difficult.
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cause to make the least complaint.
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Norwaik, and E, P. Weed, Nor-walk,
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WATCHED BURGLARD WORK.
BROWNSVILLE, Maine. May 28.—
While half a dozen or more citizens
looked on, four burglars yesterday
blew opeil‘ the post-office safe. took
$400 in money and stamps and escap-
ed. The strangers used three charges
of dynamite and then taking what
they whhled, went their way unmolest-Z
at.
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M. A MERRILL, Prin. .
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9 Hrlhdrsdsof
New Dream to 9° lnio Eileol
sli’ demodulated—combi-
wilted $3.00 and Ticket
Takers $3 forlgvery Dsy’ 6
Work .
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The new rates of pay and regulations
for the benefit of railroad employee
went into effect Saturday on the shore
Line with other divisions ofiho New
glared road. Following is the eche-
u 0:
Conductor $3.80 per day, ticket coi-
lectors 63, train baggagemaster $2.40.
brakemah 82. 20, electric cenductors
82. 75 electric ticket collector 82 40.
One hundred miles or less, 11 hours
or less is 6 day' s work.
For eachadditlonal ten miles or frac-
tion thereof over 100 miles, made by
passenger conductors, they will be
paid 10 cents.
For each additional 10 miles or
fraction thereof over 100 miles, made
by passenger tralnmen. they will be
. paid 10 cents.
Overtime after eleven hours will be
paid for at onotenth of the daily rate
per hour.
Through bungemaster New York
to Boston, 63. 86 .‘per trip.
Through bsggagcmuster New York
to Bus a, when r9 _éd9 mattend .dy-
namo. 99 3'85 per tr
Be gagsmniltera on through daily
trains between New York and Boston
will bengbve'n six days of! evcr'y 48
days w not pay. 1
Way freight conductors 83. 70 per
day. fhrollgh freight conductors $3. 35.
way frel t flagrne‘n $3.,7li way fge ght
break on, 82 65 through frelgh all-
628315. 82. 45 through freight brakemen,
One hundred miles or less,11 hours
or less, is a day‘s whik
A proportionate rate is paid men for
all sides made in excess of 100 miles.
Eight heur yards—Conductor” s. first
trick. :2. 80 per day; spoond trick $2.
. 85; third trick, 8:. 90. Brakemen and
swllwchmeil first trick. :2. 40 per day;
second trick $2. 45; third trick, $2. 50.
Ten hour yards—Conductors, days,
:3. 20 per day: nights, 33 30. Brakemen
gilt; switchmen, 62.65 per day; nights
2 5.
The new schedule was signed
cently by 0. M. Shepard. general an-
perintendent and s. Higgins, general
manager of the New Haven road, and
by .1. Wall. C. H. Hardy and I". C.
Boudreau for the conductors and John
L Rowe, M. F. O'Gara and T 8.
CollinsIfor the traininen 6nd yardmen.
"Here's to your health and happi-
ncss‘ '——Dertt’s Little Early Risers-
famous little pills. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharnmcy and The Bridge Phar
macy.
COTTON WORKER: WAGE AD
New Schedule MondIsy Affected 66.000
Operatives.
BOSTON, May 28. -——Tho general up—
ward movement in the wages of New
England cotton operatives yesterday
affected nbout 85. 000 operatives in
Rhode Island, Southeastern and West
ern Massachusetts. Amesbury. Mass,
Pownal Vt.. and several other places
in Northern New England. The ad-
vance, which became operative yester
day morning in the sections named.
amounts to about ten percent. Early
next month it is expected an increase
of five per cent. will be given in many
mills in other manufacturing districts;
The cotton mills of New England em-
plOy upwards of 200, 000 hands when
the machinery is fully manned.
The advance of yesterday in this
state became effective in Fall River.
the largest- cottori center in America.
New ord. TaunlOn. Adams, North
Adams and other places. The raise
.was given by‘ practically all of the
cotton mills in Rhode island. An-
nouncement of an advance has also
been made in the mills at Klillngiy,
Williamsvilie, Pineville, Ballouviie,
Daniels, Attawaugan. Moosu'p, Keir
nedy City. Plainfleld Voluntown, Glas-
gow. Jewett City. Griswold, Versailles
’Occum, Montvllle, Pequot Taftvlile.
' Greenvllle and IWaurcgan in Connecti-I
cut.
ln Lorie" the operathes have re-
. , quested an advance of ten per cent.
5 and Sunday. through the Textile Coun
cll declined an offer of a five per cent.
' 9 increase made by the manufacturers.
Aside from its effect upon the 20, 000
‘ operatives in Lowell. the situation in ‘
that city is of interest also because
the drills in mine and New Hamp-
'9 shire have usually _.followed the lead of
, ‘ unwell in regard to wages. 9
OVERTAXIID.
n—evs-
ofIdoutii Nerwulk headers
Know What it N’hr‘ii’.‘
he Honeys arsbvertsxeiir
ave Ilbd‘ lunch to 'do.
ey tell about it in many aches
‘ and pains-i—
cream, aideach‘e, headache. "'
rly symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary tl'bi‘lbles, diabetes. IBl‘iIIht'll
dliiease follow.
A‘Bdiltb Norwalk citizen tells here
a. certain core.
8.ollfra. Fred Jones of lid Cove Ave,
south Nor—walk. Donn. says: “i never
had any trouble With my kidneys nu
til just before i Doan’s Kid‘-
nay Pilld', ll. Plal bdd'll rilfi' BIlb'r'e‘. '
all at 0060 With a‘ ievere
maid 68m“ and l inept constantly
l?“ film-...“: 3:0ften k,lrftlll'I‘I9'Ih hdink forward;
en
fr 6ndk I 19/36 lifed mim-
:35? almost no filled“ v‘ vision.
{ii on lose about.
tilting: i would u them
to l ad hen the who 0 of one box.
. lien 99%. .9 soon tire. peril
bl
Dwight“ for and l have not
had the slightest indication of a re
turn."
9For sale by all dealers. Price 50
east... to: pullburn Co.. Bulfsio
.. Yelp. so it agents for the United
v9 cuss with are matters in
. thumb. He any: sr
. serve
“I. Kidney Pins, Pb
Prs’titsnt‘riliios's'isl‘
liliilnl‘ppl Lille
0 will intone
WABHlNGTON, May 28
President Roosevelt-‘6 trip
Mississippi next fallw—s trip
unforeseen happens-—
mos Wdirect benefit to‘ the
die Western country, it is
equal importance to the p
entire country. Mr.
letter of acceptance of the invitation
of the governors'ol ' states
matter this very plaim his public
utterances on the llof Water-
way improvements Presld dht Roose-
velt repeatedly has dwelt on the fact
that communities situated some dill
lance from navigable streams or flu
proved ports would benefit. units as
much as those communities lylrig on
inelianks of great rivers or on the
shores of the rent Lakes. in his let-
ter he says:
let me ssy a a 61 word of appre
elation of the lnvlla mice; which came
from the governors of Maine, Florida.
and Oregon. all of whom. ou'gh
they ill-e governors of states in lch are
not the Mississippi, showed their
::%106 of senormousliuportsuce
thing
of viii: bill. grant national high-
uae of the benefit thst esp
“(labours transportation flieréoni 9w
gfi9 gallIthellniun. mand‘ urlc'
below that im‘ to ensure the
IIll:iglrisilippl and its tr u will tend
tip; about me improve tot oth-
9ér navigable waterways of l! cellu-
try. as a factor in amuiercial and
industrial developineu all afford-
ing lnei of in; besapossibe emethods of
regulil it: t e rs w,
i feel that the pro he'll"! ”befiire the
Commission concern vita‘il
the people of the Missiles mile“, Vailh)’,
but the people. of our entire Irhntl‘y.
and anything i can do Whfi Wills
rapid solution of these pro Its 6of the
proper solution of our grep water:
ways, i am glad indeed to do. 9,
This expression by Mr. Roosevelt.
is in entire keeping and sympathy with
his sentiments as mirrored in the ad-
dress he made to the delegates to the
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress held here in January of last
year. The delegates. consisting of
shippers and business men from every
state in the Union, were received by
Mr Roosevelt at the White House. In
the course of a brief address to them,
have
the PIresldeut said: “I“
it s a very great 19)
the chance of greetlfig? “’33: ll: ‘ht he
White House this afternoouJ some-
times have visitors who want to dis-
hlch. i am
not interested, but Cellulose like
this is plwnys we coring... 6:0 use. limit
hrs at heart the aff'slra is
whole nation is deeply concerned, for
it is unnecessary to say that those who
lire remote from any navigable river.
from any deep sol b _ . yet have al
most as great, though an indirect con-
cern in their propencare and. drove
lopment as those who live rl ht on the
borders. for the dove men or our
commerce do do 61' 1‘86th upon
the seine ir' iment the era and
harbors of the United States.
This National fliers and Harbors
Congress was the pioneer. organization
in bringing before Congress and the
people of the United states the com-
mercial necessity of existin for the
development of the rivers a d harbors
of the country. For five years it has
labored steadily to this end. and its
efforts are now beginning to bear fruit.
The success of the organization may
be marred unless interest is well sus-
tslned in the entke question and to
that end the organization is seeking
to increase its membership. which al-
ready, is large.
, There iq‘no doubt that the Presi-
dent's forthcoming lrlp.will stimulate
in a high degree the interest that has
been amused by the organisation. The
invitation. urging Mr. Roosevelt to
make the journey, were received from
the Governors of Arkansas, Florida.
llllnois. lowa, bitmaps,- Louisiana.
Maine, Missouri. Nebraska North
Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon. South Da-
kota. Tennessee Texas, and Wiscon-
sin. The Presldent's reply was sent
individually to each governor and the
trip will be made early in October and
in all likelihood the members of the
inland Waterways ommisslon will ac-
company the chief executive. an.
Roosevelt will go directly from Canton.
0. where e is to make the prin ipui
address at he unveiling of the Me in‘
icy monument, and probably will board
the government boat at some point in!"
lliinois
A NAssow allows.
G. W. Cloyd. .a merchant. of Piunlr,
Mo, had a narrow escape four years
am. when he ran a. jlmson bur into his
reused .
thumb. He says: “The doctor want,
ad to amputate it but i placid not 0069-
sent. i bought a to: of ucllen’ s Ar-
all? solve and that acurled the dangcn
wound. H. Baxter" s.
v 80 th Norwalk. 2and all). P. Weedfis Nor-
k, druggists.
_,.___._.___~.;._.
artistes To APPQENT oarurrsa
fiber"! Sidney E. Hawiey has not
yet IapIpointed his list of deputies to
uring his printout. term of of-
flce. it is surprised that he will do so
this week and that he will present
them their commissions on Saturday.
at which time he will also tender
them a dinner. ' -
a
Kodol for indigo tion m Dyspepsia
but only digests w at you: each ll. tone!
the stomach and adds
“for! and um. balls;
lli'pl'd .Pharulacy and The rl
srmsoy.
so
if}, Po look. who has,
years the purchllsl mi
York New Haven 6 urtford
” A rail-sine m...— lords of unto. ul- . ‘
‘ is required while taking this superb
not only 9
9 as“, a sole remedy for
33...... “it‘ll
hole boom. Makes rl 1000.: 9:
oEo‘dol conf nus to the so'tionsl. Pup 9
meme A urr nose w or. 1
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0th Absolute Ours for Rheum:-
tism Ever Discovered.
WRITE FOR IT TODAY.“ '
We want every man or woman who
suffers from Rheumatism and has lost
all faith in remedies to write us to
day for an absolutely free trial of
the «pious Smith Preilcrlptlon lino-0
for Rheumatism Urlco Will cure it
and cure it to stay cured. No faith
remedy. You take it according bu di-
rections and you will be cured in spite
of yourself and any doubts you may
have as to its efficacy We don’t 6!
you to buy. llrloo on faith. we'ilpuy
a large lilo bottle for yo and thinks
you a warrant of ii. if y will fires
to take. it according to directions.
We c'ould not afford to do this if we
didn't have all the confidence inilre
world in Urlc-O, and know that ‘nfler
you are cured you would have no hes-
ltancy bout recommending the reins-
dy to a your friends and acquirin-
tances who are authoring from Rheuma-
turn. This is the method that has
made Urlc-O famous wherever intro
ll d. The cure of several so-called
somatic lncurables in a communl~
ty means a steady sale of Uric—O in
that wlclnlty. UrloO is good for Rheu-
mqtisrn and Rheumatism only. It sets
upon the blood by driving the uric
and poisonous rheumatic acid from
the system This is the only way
Rheumatism can ever be cured and it
‘is’ the Uric-O way Most; druggista seiL
Uric-O. but if you wantpo test it cut
out this notice and malidt today with ,
your name and address 6nd the name 9
of your drugglst to The Smith Drug
Co, Syracuse. N. Y.. and they will
send you a fulielaed .759c bottl free.
Urioo is sold and re ed in
south Nor-walk by de ,. 9,..Khlley,
w ll»
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llE'li auteur mini 9
Law subatomic"
Probably is That Er“ Deputy
Will be tampons to Pay the
Slate $40 a no
if the bill to place the county sher-
iffs of the state under salaries, taking
away their fees, becomes a law and it
seems likely that it will pass, it will
mean more to the deputy sheriffs than
6921:? 6 conditions indicate
a understood Wilhelm
are placed under salaries ..ihat all the
false that the sheriffs have been cutie!
ti d to under the state will, under 9
c maukarprrovlsion, go ipI til? plate ,
This being so, the fee a statv
rules say the deputiessb shifp (fine the .
high sheriffs shall be paid by the lie
pdiles' to the state.
The law says that each deputy shall
pay to the county sheriff $40 a year.
slid under the new law unless the sec- ‘
lion providing for this payment is re
peeled.- this money IIwiil go mlIo9 the
state treasury. . .
This section is dilfollows': * '
“flinch sheriff shall be entitled to re-
cslve OI‘BWI‘Y deputy 'e‘ilppoiuted by
him not more than forty dollars an-
nually. and in the same proportion for
any term less than one year: and if he
shall be sued on account of the'defaull
of such deputy he may recover ou the
bond of such deputy 815 in addition to
t amount he may ha'va been com»
fa led to pay in account of such de-
IL" I
Er is understood that high sheriffs
hdve not as a rule collected from their
deputies under this provision, but no-
0 the new law the state may not be
so easy a creditor. 1 ‘
' The prospect may well give some of
the country deputies concern. Not a
few of them are not able to earn 540 a
year out of their positions unless au-.
tomobillsts speed up commlserateiy to
help them out and country constables
generally take the cream of the auto-
mobile graft.
it was said yesterday that an effort
w9iild be made at Hartford to havo
th a section. referring to fee to be paid
by the deputy to the high sheriff re-
pealed. concurrently With the enact-
merit of the sheriff’s salary law.
M ’
THE New PURE F9063 AND DRUG '
NVe are pleased to announce that
Fdiey's Honey and Tar- fer coughs.
colds and lung troublesf-lp not- succeed
by; the National mom any or
all“?! it contains. no opiates or other
01 drum. and we escarpment!
children and
“idle. .Plaisted's DrugI Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
.‘H
s or detritus. 60699 _ areal-'9
Ell CM} 2.8- ' dar ,‘
Swinnlill.’ thirty. room, be red to _.
he demented shot l' .her. are; ,
tbér. attempted to it her other. padr
their set.‘ are to her pimple,
burned to death est-ly- any: The
in wits released from an asylum a
‘y 1' ago Her father 060on by run-
ni s but of the'dDDl'. A love affair is
as to have been responsible for the
w 'an'i‘r abet-relied. 9
tidy! E't’d at” 9.
Enid Mini“, E60 it iar‘ unison...
is telling Dr Howard'p iebrapidppe.
cult} 66.0 ourebf Whats. a deprive:
at all n. in addition hypemll’Ia alfifty
.ce t bottle, containldg month' a treat-
$9“ 01; sixty dose: for 25 contajlég'm
res I persona guarantee w
ill ry “IbgtItleg' he seIiII 93,9 reIfund tire I“
t ails no .9 eat on. ,.
lllreinafltable i' m‘edy 'is es- '
:to‘ {blue the largest isle of to:
minors“
u 0i Y “El Iv .
h‘blh they recommend t‘I .
69.,as .Eihe only relief
r constip’p‘t n and).
Ole limit to ts pale.
9567066606 pro
'nfto
cumin perms t. .
02ml not let this opportunity pass to
NEY,
ll
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Ste
road Company. and busheld ““3.
tenth. retirement
GD. '
it 9,
will retire from his
"iii-il tbs inapplicable-sail
“ ...'.. 6.4. u...$il.$+-J~«
“only is June.
..
present mutant ...aoward's genocide
the
92% tenders. fifty cent remedy
firmllmb. ’5“? mi: mfi
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' sHAoss 1'0 oaoIinrIA ssscrAd‘rv. . '. Ii
biwgisnmerqsl .8?»
saw HAVEN. May 28.14016 stat/ell '
it: New York New lived and Burt, ‘
9ft) 0. Mll‘QOd CQmPallY.,ll to. start “3' - _ .
till the ”Juliana!
which. it is understood “that “John F
ants. Canal. entered the employment of '
_ What s nso~doe6irt know his sons
9 . ”Nubian he can learn from them. -
it
Flags for Memorial Day;-
Practical sizes for home use.
... I. f: 3;. l
The best oi course are the all wool Standard Bunting. '
the authorized government material, that stands mother,
and preserves the two red uhite and blue as longI as a
thread lasts. These are the sizes:
From 2x3 feet up to 10x15. 969.
' 6x10. medium size for the house. 9 = :9!
8xr2, somewhat larger.
SIilk Flags;
From I inch to 3x5 feet.
Cotton Bunting, fast colors.
from 1' inch to 4 feet in length. 9 » , l i
Printed Muslin Flags, from so dozen up.
Veranda Furniture
cream: sale of certain Attrpctive Pieces. .
We can make your veranda a dellghlfill outdoor living
room for the next three or our months. we have all the
necessities and luxuries. The most comfortable Armchairs.
Rockers, Couches and Settles This week we hare .3 Clear-
ance Sale of certain sample suits, and separate pieces, of
such value that people desiring new veranda furnishings
cannot afford to miss.
Satin Walnut Suite.
E!
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:ii
Rocker, value $7 50, for ..................... 33.00
Chair to match, value $7. 50, for .. . . . .90
Divan, value $l3. 50. for ................. 366
Chair, value $6.75 for $3.00 Chair, value $600 9' “3.90
Chair, value $3.00 for 3r. 75 Rocker, value 6000, . 3.00
Large, roomy Rockers. reed seats and backs, finish-
ed' in green or natural.
Value $3.00, for $2. 50 Value $2. 75, for $2. 65
Value $2.25, for 8:. 75 Value $1 75, for 3:. 65
Sewing Rockérs.
Value $1.50 for Snoo Value $1.00 for
Value 750 for 55¢.
Fourth floor. clevafol‘.
85¢ ‘
- soov esuseste, vvaIu'r, Ax Millerslr, 'rIas'ssraY ancestral.
"(DRAIN AND OTHER GRADES. '
marlin RUG}
soov transects, Ammsrsn, 'i'APss'rsv sauessbsi. Pile illus-
acts. lNGflAiN Alto casx. 9 1
. A m... LINE or CHlNA ANjo JAPANESE mar-rises. on;
storm Allo immune. . . 9;
rest... as.
CLEARANCE CAR'S WORK.
9c,iahy that what is known tech- .
m a ‘fciasrsuee car" with a liv. i
cut: Attach ed 08!!th experts of 0“
label! to make. ill! a llded tour
r the railroad lines of e pillow
spndeutooil that the object of the u .. :
hr" in nickel ring were measure . w ~
(stifle poi:- Of
bride”. and ..
Whilethe ‘5
properties
the” co“1 tron. olilo protect for
vans. formerly engineer of the Pan
New Haven Railroad Corporation.
W
Norwalk Chronicler