A. i‘e Were 135 fictiti-
a Cepltil‘ "of
, :Mmifl!“
' WI
ill" '
”rotunmfa-«ln live
. M , with illinols, Ohio and
4‘ » iiulhctured‘ more than
filmy per cent. of all the elec
. 1.9:“.
__‘rliul turned out in the‘Un ed
“if!!! . te- are New Jersey.
. no I. Ellinecticut, Massachu-
.M0 New York. .Acoording to a
_ ,. ‘ suedhy the Censup‘Bureau“
_, , W graffiti: of this business
, . a the’ilvo year period from 1900.11”.
' remarkable. In 1905 there were
. Barbarella. with [Ea-Dill“-
, « 029. Of these 784 establish-
. _ ., , , tut-sewi’ennsylvania, Con-
Wont. Mdaeachusetts, New York.
WWII. Ohluand Indiana reported 631.
The figures in total capital were great-
est in Pennsylvania, and the capital
and "Inn of products of the other cast-
ern te- fallow: ..
: . . . 3 «Capital. 818,457,821,
‘ .476.
A .
New Yor. p
products, $35,848,276,
The remarkable growth In the us( '
of the lephpne is illustrated by the
foothills instantiate value of tele
phonic apparatus manufactured was
nearly $10,000,000 as compared witl
s ”$107,500,000’in 1000. ii
linois was the great center, of this in
dust f 0 than ottebalf of the to
tal pWégbeJing fwdi‘th‘at state.
{lorry K. Daugherty. of Pennsyiva
nla, for some time an assistant attor
ney't‘p tumnfih Treaty Claims Com,
'mis din; beenpromoted to a po
sltion as s plumper of that body. Mr
Daugheriyfs ”tenure pf'oiilce, however
will be brilf«“for‘the“4 life of the Com
mission ~will‘explre before the end 0
the ye’ r;;l‘yesi‘dent Roosevelt appoint
ed i‘mh‘gherty after Lieutenant
Governor Lawrence '1'. Sherman, o
llllnois. had declined the pesltion. Mr
Dongherty’s record as an employee 0
the‘motilfnlssitin‘ was? exceptionally
$09.“..Qfid...}9il to his selection. ,
.vt‘ dam...-
The maneuvers of what practical]:
will be a bar fleet are to be held or,
an extensive scale on the Great Lake.
this summer. it is true that the edec
will not be a menace to the peace 0
the world, {or it will mount no heav:
guns, but it all other particulars 1
will c. rry out the program of activ;
ties in plated. in by the Atlantic fleet
The Navy Department at present i:
hard at work on the program, whlcl
wiIILbe held off Bots Blanc island it"
Lake Huron beginning Sunday, Angus
11th and continuing for one weeit
Four states. are» to be represented b
the following: vessels: lllinois,‘ th~
Dorothea: Michigan. the Yantic; Mir.
nesitaudher Gopher, and Ohio, th<.
Hit it ind the Esttex. In addition, th ‘
U , ambush-Wolverine will he‘ll;
at ' dance, and Commander Hear:
MOryelirtwlil use it as the flagship anr _.
direct the maneuvers from its declt
t
.,t ~
Ass'letanl’fieretary of the Navy ’New- Y
bertly has been urged to be present am
review the “fleet," but it is not like)"
thittthe will be able to accept the if
vitation. Mr, Newberry was formeri
a» utenant in the Michigan navsv
rdlii‘la and saw service in souther:
watgrs during the Spanish~Amerlcai~
,waf‘., l1. s;- (.K ,11 at“
Although the existing treaty ht
tween Great Britain and the Unite
States prohibits the presence of war
shi , on the Great Lakes, other the ‘
, fh engaged in the revenue cutie .
se‘rv ce, there is a growing reason wh
there should he a trained naval forc .
on the shores of the unsalted sea:
This'ls found'ln the fact that thre
great projects are under contemplt
tion‘,;for connecting the bikes with tb ‘
Atlantic by waterways sufficiently doc
to sizable ocean-going 'steamships t,
takegon cargoes in the interior of tilt
continent. With such waterways i‘
existence. wrrships easily could malt
theirwy through to the lakes'and ra- ,
‘ieh the inland states. if Great Britai J
and the «United States ever went t
.War. The three routes most definitel
projected re the fourteen-foot bars
canal. no , New York state. the deer
effing? Allie Mississippi Riverato fou
teen feet from the lakes to the Gui
(and the 21-foot Georgian Bay can:
idotvn from Fort William to Montrea
The last named canal" will be entire]
in Canadian "territory“and will offer a
uninterrupted channel through whic
England could send berwarships i
cm host,” ..broke.out With thi
outwit? nthisbspecial reason th
existenceo a trained naval force 0
the inland Iseas becomes almost e nt
~ , , ‘ ‘ 11.9113“,nyth Unite
Ha tad-fishes demands of we
. an dev ppment is reflected by thl
{rat's neighbor across the line. 1
With“ his western hemisphere i .
inhaling to a realisatio'h‘bf‘the i'at ‘
“ it has too long ne‘glectedth‘l nl‘
m,,ltdnnels of commerce. In tit!
‘ ”National, Rivers and Ba,
'BJ'.
. «in War nonexistent will in]: Congress
. , 3 7
A:%flr31u and Fort Riley, but film gr.
’ “ rm ‘ u‘ 1:” t‘ ‘ . .' .1,1
0H gul ‘.
i
.Wul flog _ . bout.
”all?” audios” uit‘"3yrup is a new
bined with the. deli-
oi.’ fruits. ~end is very“ pleas-
' It. will not gripe or sicken.
laxative syrup com
~cioue flavor
Int hunks.
ltrie much more lee-ant.
than Pills. Table
obit. tides" notldeh‘nge the
months Kidneys. Liver
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Ordine
V!“
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pore
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x r inf-J as.» .” gt
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sotthat the work of the administration
along this line may be understood anti ‘
the American public realise fully the,
great advantages that are bound to
accrue.
—-
The governors of New Jersey, Penti-
1yivania and New York_ who for years,
have game the distinction of being the 1
highest paid chief executives of. an)’
if the states must now doff their hats
:o the governor of lllinols. By a recent
act of the legislature of that. state ital
governor hereafter will. draw a yearly
salary of 512.000 the highest. amount.
'eceivcd by any state head. For somel
{cars the governors of New Jersey.‘
Pennsylvania and New York have re-I
:eived $10,000 a year: Massachusetts
lays $8,000; Connecticut $4,000; New
Hampshire and Delaware, $2,000. while
Vermont pays the Smallest gubernato-
‘lal salary, giving its governor only
$1,500. Following the action of Con-
:ress at the last session in increasing
he pay of its members. the legislatu-
es of several states either have taken
:tlmilar action or, are contemplatAng
Dr. Edward Everett. Hale, the veth
'an chaplain of the Senate, is telling
1 good. story to illustrate his views of
he divorce laWs. Dr. Hale attended
he recent divorce congress held here.
is says:
“The apologies put forward by these
aws remind me of an apology once
nade by a gourmet bishop during Lent.
l‘hc bishop sat next to an irreverent
mung woman who watched hint finish
its oysters and then fall to with every
evidence of enjoyment upon some rich
:urtle soup. The young woman said
tarcastically:
"I thought that you fasted during
tent. Bishop." ‘
“The bishop put down his spoon and
tighcd deeply. 'Ah, 1 do fast in Lent,"
is declared, “ ‘l subsist chiefly on
,lsh.‘ At this juncture he gained 8
map of pleat worth about. half a (19!-
.“‘Turtle' he added, is a kind of
The application of Dr. Hale’s story
it obvlvous.
Prominent among the supporters 01'
he. movement for making the George
Nashing University a great national
.nstitution In which special attention
viii be paid to advanced scientific re
tearch, are two of the men whose inv
"entive genius has contributed to
nuke possible what. has been aptly
armed “the most indispensable of mo.
lern utilities," the telephone. Alexan-
ler Graham Bell, whose patent grant-
d on February 14, 1876, was the-be-
inning of modern telephony and Emile
lerllner. inventor of the loose con-
act telephone transmitter. 0r micro-
thone, and of several other parts of
,he telephonic apparatus are both pro
ninent residents of Washington and
rave proved their interest in the effort
'g'oimprove the educational facilities;
if the national capital by subscribing
o the fund for providing a suitable
tits. Dr. Bell, whose figure is a fami-
‘.ar. one Insclentiflc circles here, re»
ently celebrated his slxtieth birthday.
Though not yet an old man. he has
sea the invention on which his repu-
ation was founded become in a gene-
ation a business and household neces-
lty—one involving in this country
lone the use of more than 3,000,000
,elephone stations between which up-
vords of five billion messages are
ransmitted annually in the system
tearing the inventor’s name. Dr. Bell
tan subsequently invented the photo-
thone and. with others, the graphop'
tone, and he is now experimenting
with an aeroplane which he believes
nay solve the problem of aerial navi-
vntion. Similarly, Dr. Berliner, whose
ontributlons to telephony were made
erly in its history has continued pro-
ainent among the group of Washing-
onians whose activities in the field
at. scientific experiment and inven-
lon havemade the national capital
0 good. place for students of applied
clones to work in.
Through Secretary Taft the general
ital! of the army will urge upon Con- ,
:rcss at its next session the serious
insanity for. the establishment of
spacious posts along the Atlantic
loasts for the assembling and training
if the field artillery of the arm . Ex-
crts hold that the lessons atror ed by
'he Russo-Japanese and Door were his
lsmonstrated the field artillery to be
“he very backbone of thevarmy. and to
cost the, necessity for reservations
“or muuer,‘aa¢drill for thesd forces.
0 Nelle
usury
provision; for admiring the area
lands. There ”WWIWV‘D
posts lu-the Kiddie west at
and Saline Waters.
. Constipation. » *
Canto Loretta! ,ll‘mit dyrup will post-
tivoly cure chronc‘ constipation as it. to-
stores the niturel action of the intestinal
_ cathartics may” give tem-
, list but the stomach is upset»
and t. e bowels are irritated without. any
permanent benefit having beentderived.
Illi— ' 7 MAR
0011
hit)
changed". In
ad Relative Waters never give
a e Their violentoction
3310mm or
or Bowels.
Why ORINO
All“
4"
pinto; folio and E
o ‘ the patient remaiué un-
Sfomach. Liver and Bo'wols
have not: been stimulated and int view
days a stronger purgative may have he be .
taken. This is why Pills and Aperient
ursl movernontof the bowels and Ill is nec~
essary to keep telling them indefinitely.
01mm Laxative Fruit syrup is the only
preparation . that. really acts upon all
of the digestive. organs. Other proper"-
etlons act. upon the lower bowel only and
do not. touch the Liver. It can very read.
ily be seen that a preparation that: does
not not upon-ell of the digestive organs
.m
in
help
-»
4.1%.,
mac
5ZSto
can not cure
permanent relief.
results in an unnat-
Is different. Clears
system and
sicken- 0
Take ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup and if you
are not satisfied your money will the refunded.
’r‘opored only by FOLEY A. 00.. Chicago. Ill. ' ‘
com AND “coronation: I!
"l
PLAISTED'S DRUG STORE AND THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
.._..- ,1, W. TV A...” ...---....--.
none. cast of theMlssisslppi. The gen-‘
eral stuff feels that posts should be
established in the Atlantic states re-
gardless of costs.
—-Constlpation causes headache. nan.
sea. dizziness, languor, heart palpita-
tion. .Drastic physics gripe, sicken
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Dosn's Regulets act gently and cure
gmstlpation. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
IL.
SHERIFF H
AWLEY DINES DEPU~
TIES.
And is Presented With Diamond Ring
During Banquet.
County Sheriff Sidney it}.
gave a dinner at Lehmann‘s shore
house in Bridgeport. Saturday after
noon to his newly appointed depu-
ties and a number of invited guests.
All had an enjoyable time around the
festive board and did full justice to
the excellent shore dinner
Sheriff liawley was presented with
a handsome diamond ring by his depu.
ties when the inner man had been sat-
isfied. Hon, Michael Kenealy. of Stem—
ford. prosecutor of the court of Com-
mon Pleas. made the presentation ad-
dress. In addition to the deputies.
lailers, janitors at the County house
and other attaches. the gathering in-
cluded Judge Elmore S. Banks, Assis-
tant State‘s Attorney Galen A. Carter.
of Stamford. Hon?“ Michael Keneally, of
Stamford, and Judge James F. Walsh.
of Greenwich.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for anycase. of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned have known 1“.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
.lieve 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, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists,
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
pation. "
YOUNG GIRL WEDDED UNCLE.
liawlcy.
Says She Was Under His Influence—
Wanto Court to Free Her.
A 20~year old Danbury girl, who ran
away and married her uncle has filed
a petition in the Superior court ing
that the marriage be declared an i and
void. Her name is Cora J, Bolts, and
she brings suit against George W.
Hulta also of Danbury. The girl says
she was, under the domoinatlon and
influence of her uncle when she mar~
rield him and did not know it was ille-
ga . .
At the present time the plaintiff is
20 years old and her husband is 48.
Her maiden name-was Cora J. Barrett.
The couple have one child of which
the wife Wants the custody.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever trled, almost withoutrexception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter’s and Plaisted’s. ”
BULLOCK CASE BACK IN COURT.
On motion of Attorney Stiles Jud-
son thecase of Miss Isabella shaler, of
Stratfor’d against the Rev. Charles S.
Bullock of the same town, was re
stored to the common pleas docket Fri-
tried before created quite a sensation
as Miss Shaler, sued the clergyman
pod from the docket. During its. se-
decided‘ once for the clergymep, which
cause of'errorfifound. ; *
. __—.l—-———————-
a DeWitt's Little Early Riser. Small
pill, safe pill. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy,» ‘ 1‘
W
clubhouse over ‘ there? .
toil Club. , ‘
nner—But why is it such a long
(in
building? .
manger-Well. you see the truthful
members need p only of room to inns.
1
H
In»|{ln a...
mm the lepsthot‘the big fish that got
i
$5.4 .‘ A t.
tsp..-
lair/uranium
day afternoon. The case when it was ,.
for thesupport of a child. At; the an- J
nuai courtflkclearing a week ago it was ,
not answered to and was there. drop- ,—
veralyoars in the court it has been ,
on an appeal to the supreme court was ,
overruledand anew trial ordered. be- .
When you feel the’need of a pill take
Gunner—Most extraordinary-looking :-
Guybr~Yes‘, that is the Izaak Wnl- ,
..._.._..—_..... .. A.-- ._...v.... __,_.._
crate crispness or {its wars.
Suit Brought Against Otto Bellman by
One of His Tenants.
BRIDGEPORT, June 3.-Claimlng‘
that. his landlord, Otto Bellman has
alienated the affections of his wife,
Michael Stanlsoxaky has brought stilt
for $3.000 dama’ges. Property own»
ed by Bellman in Wordin avenue
where both the defendant and plain-
tiff rcside, was attached this morning
to substantiate the claim.
The suit is brought through the law
firm of Culliuan and Culllnsn. The at.
tntlhment was made by Sheriff Gill.
Staniscovsky claims that the relations
between the landlord and his wife.
were not what they should have been
while he was absent from the house:
CAETORIA
For Infants and Children. '-
lht tint in little Allin: taught
Beers the _‘
Signature of
\
A young clergyman in' a remote
country district write last Easter time
to Bishop Potter saying that he. was
about to take a"wife and asking if. to
save some other clergyman a long
and weary joultlby. he could marry
himself. Tile bishop's reply was mur—
velousiy concise. Itpald: “Couidlyou
bury yourSelf?"
HE FIRE, THE STICK.
"i have fired 1 e? walking—stick We
carried over 40 years. on account of a
sure that resisted every kind of treat’
ment. until I tried Buckien‘s Arnlca
Salve: that has healed the sore and
made me a happy man." writes John
Garrett, of North Mills, N. C. Guaran‘
feed for Piles, Burns, etc., by F, H.
Baxter. South Norwalk, and E. 1’.
Weed, Norwalk, drugglsts. 25c. '"
Here is a little item from the “Eng-
lishwomnn” which is characteristic of
the sensible suggestions site offers
from time to time: When putting away
silver 11 little olive oil rubbed over it.
will prevent it from tarnishing. When
needed wash in warm soapy water, and
oohgrip: or;gn;u;;ato
.1 if” .t, [5,, " $3.: J...
(l I. ver Tron
Liver. Indigestion. Sour Stomach. etc.
For Blltoueness and Sick
, , >~ Headache". ' '
Take Olmo- Loxdifive Fruit Syrup. It
sweeten: the stonieoh, aids digestion and
acts as a gentle stimulant on the liver and
bowels Without. irritating these organs.
Onnto Laxative Fruibfiyrup stimulates
the, liver and theme
pimples and blotches. It is the best In-
nb_1vo for women and children as it is
mild and leassnt. and doesnot. gripe or
s
m
ble
hrontc Cons ipstlion.'l‘orpid
the Complexion.
fihly cleanses the
clears t o complexion of
fuse substitutes.
“l~ must not listen toyott, Mrs‘Pcnny-
allne,” protested the blushing girl,
with eyes downcast. “You are only
trifling, and—and. besides. it is get-
ting lute." “Please bear mo out. Miss
Malamuwpieaded the infatuated young
reporter, “I'll cut it down to 250
words."-Roseleaf.
REMARKABLE RESCUE.
That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora. Team, the
residence of C. V. Pepper. He writes:
“I was in bed. entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me, and all hope
had fled when I began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery. Then instant
relief cam. The coughing soon ceas-
ed; the bleeding diminished rapidly.
and in three weeks I was able to go to
work." Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. 50c and $1.00, at F. H. Bax~
ter's, South Norwalk, and E. P.
Wood‘s, Norwallt, drug stores. Trial
bottle free. "
-——I———-——’
Mrs. Bacon—l see that nearly one-
half of the fishes caught in the Indian
Ocean belong to a species not hereto-
fore described in any book.
Mrs. Egbert—That must be where
my husband goes fishing—Yonkers
Statesman.
CUREO OF BRIGHT'B DISEASE.
Geo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills,
Lawrence (30.. N. Y., writes: “i had
kidney disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve years: had taken a weil~known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were recommended but got no re-
lief until i began using Foley's Kidn'ey
Cure. The first half bottle relieved the
and four bottles have cured me of this
terrible disease. Before I began taking
Foley's Kidney Cure 1 had to make
water about every fifteen minutes min-
utes, day and night, and passed a
brick-dust substance. and sometimes a
slimy substance. i believe I would
have died if I had not taken Foley’s
Kidney Care. Plalsted's Drug Store
anti The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
____._.——————
Deacon Sticker—I think the [111an
is not sufficiently progressive—and yet
i hate to suggest that we discharge
him. Deacon liardshell—Wlty not
raise his salary? Then he'd probably
dry thoroughly. .
, WM
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aide in (lines sizes. EVE;
stove marinated... Ifnot at‘yoor‘d
ur nearest agency.
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510,85 throughout 3nd beautifully nickel __
constructed? immensely safe: umcdied“ 7‘ 1.,
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If net‘sr your " 4‘
dealer's. whine-bin W «new, .
.~ Perfection Wick
simmered Wilmer“ not... ,
o
drop dead—Puck.
It means the __
hottest and. cleanest”
flame produced "by ~*
any stove. This is '
the flame the New '
Perfection Oil Stove
gives the instant a
fihtcd match is ap-
p 'ed~—no delay, no .
trouble, no soot, no
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items: lieyi ,
Rein-acting Optician. « ..
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DO NOT WANT..
We make it. our? business 'to fit
light: 56..
CLIENTS.
Drop into this office and get fitted
from a fine assortment. ‘
John B. Iowrence.
“a south min at. south admits...
Attend-noon? Hours buy and Night .
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don't you call at ‘
ST,A.OBD
GARAGE
and try one attendee fiction
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show you. -,,.
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strontium; “ .,
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, Lady Attendant. .
My. wwmmmn‘rwtwm ~4th uxwyn .4” '.
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In Inset ions 2. 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NE”! lORK.
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’ 7:4tlx, 9:00x, 9:40. 11:00x.
Bandage.
A. lit-«6:00, 7:3, 9:00x, 9:40x.
10.02:.
P. M.——4:05, 5:04. 5:591, 8:31x.
11:00x, 12:00.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.——12:08x. 1:121, 1:561. 6:18,
7:25. 8:25. 9:12x, 9:47x, 9:51, 10:14,
11:07x, 11:43.
P. M.——12:05x, 1:18. 3:07x. 3:18x.
" 4:19, 5:00x;_5:27, 6:00x, 6:30, 7200):.
8:56x,9:21,10:06x.11:33.
Note—2:40 and 7:25 to Bridgeport
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Sundays.
A. M.-e12:08x 1:121, 1:56x, 7:39.
. 9:10,10:44x.11:07x.
P. M.—6:44. 7:06):, 8218:, 9:401.
WUTH NORWALK T0 DANIURY.
A. M.——6:20,,9,:39. 10:061.. _,
P. M.-——1:25, 2:32 (Saturday only).
4:35x, 5:18, 5:200:10, 7:11.
. Sundays.
A, M.——9:15. 10:06,;
P. M.——7:85. ' -‘
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—5:55. 7:25, 11:11, 10:09,'11:53.
P. M.—-4:1tlx, 6:30. 6:45.
Sundays.
A. M.——7:55. ,
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