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II of frugal. d I
. lb
, one '1'. deraugo the
_‘ ’ Irritable the Kidneys. Liver
. fill .Frth
1131 511111 then. can
t e bowels are irritate
so all
EXPENSE IIIVIIIEE All
TOWNS GEI RELIEF
.I ‘l'.}
Bill Passed Making Railroads.
_ ‘..iho.llo,si of Ghanaian
”or. c Greetings
I
HARTFORD July 3-In the senate
the order of the day yesterday. which
WEE this uBrldseDort charter amend-
ment‘, more w‘d‘y to consideration bf II
he 11111.111
subs #9“ the cost of melt-
ing pan-sh bhi $11111 on railroad
corporations. This substitute bill,
which came as an amendment to' the
unfavorqlue report of the committee
onsrnllyppdp, was finally passed. after
a discussion that lost nearly an hour ,
undo a-half' ; ,
Senator Thompson explained the re-
port. saying than he did not think it
fair to place an the expense for the
change cf grade on the railroad com-
pany. Hi3 referred to the fact that
Senator Judson, whom he mentioned
simply up an attorney. was the only
one to appelir before the committee at
the hearing: in‘ behalf of the bill. He
also menus to the fact that at' the
last lbgialamm the committee report‘-
ed adversely
Senator Judson replied to Senator
Thompson. making an eloquent bro
raignment of Senator Thompson’s 11o-
sitlon. He said that in the last leg
lulatue this bill was held 11p until
I: By iii which he, the speaker.
cdul ”be present, andothen it was re-
ported adversely simply because the
senator had asked the committee to
make some sort of a report, rather
than noye‘p'ort at all. This report was:
rejected by the house and only failed
of passa go in the senate by three
votes!
nrg’um‘eut a lost. the merits of the
bill. He dI not' believe that towns
should bear all of the burden when
ralli'odd companies make changes in
grade. lie was willing. however, to
accept the substitute bill. which would
make' a division of expense, as he
thought that the towns were entitled
to some relief.
in biannual flowing manner. holding
close attention of the body for more
than hell an hour.“ senator McGovern
said he. favored the proposed legisla-
tlo'n‘ dull fumed that the vote on the
‘eubstltu‘tc bill be; by roll call in alpha-
or"
“If”
I Totem
'hury.h .. . .
’ 1 ‘ Aurelius J. Meekerto
betlcnl order. The direction was divid-
ed both parts being carried. although
a long discussion occurred before the
vote oh the: second lliilL was taken.
The. motility of taking the roll call in
alphabet cal order gave opportunity for
some llu orous remarks In which Sen
ator Lute or said lie was perfectly Will-
ing for once to retire f1 cm the head of
the roll. The substitute bill then was
passed:
The committee on fisheries and
name reported favorably on a change »
in the law govemlng tho seizing of
to 0 meet a technicality which recent-
audited iii a decision that the pres-
cl t law of e are related only to pub-
11.2‘ Iraider chads and not to those of
flies. The bill appropriat-
in; ‘5, 000 for the dofendem’ monu-
mo in New Haven was amended to
rad $8,000. The committee on appro-
patIq he reported unicycrubly on the
II tog Iiulld a road between Eagleville
el 8 m. The era
'Iorhod a reselutl a giving the Wal-
iluu' Club 8600 compensation for
nurses to their fishing rights calmed
“lists building of 11. new state rifle
The committee on engI'oased
b d an not providing that all
acts paths tit this session shall take
ptembor 1,. unless other
, d in these acts.
rjjogsels engaged in oyster fishing. This
Bag can: headlining?” billoltIoneas ‘1)11-
onus on on are on y re eve y
DoWitt'c Little lilarly Risers. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridno
Pharmacy. 1
gm“
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Frederick J Smith to Edward Ii
1'! acres and handouts. drau-
or.
cons M
7 buildiiasl..hl
its. Iod‘orrsll, lot, Harbor View Bench:
11111111 and Jennie M Humor. land and
way )1. Q.
Rhlty (311., to Thomas
War
New “york neutral Ronny c.
maul: Terrell, three lots Harbor
View Putin War.
(it Mohamed to Martha 11.11
lot. West Rocks road. Willi.’
It..."
.1111 .. lo honouring5 tomlrrancincn
I’ III” his: WAS; XII-1‘
belie fill havinylie
GIIAIIAIITE
e said that there was no 1.
Senator Judson spoke .
mmittee on claims ..
to Tho- 1
em 0
ith the deIi-
never Ive
my help violentirlc on
Stomach, or
or Barrels.
of} is 9 Madrid we: 11
ations act upon the
without any ily be seen theta
noll‘ not upon“ a
ll ac?
en derived.
Prop-red only by POI-IV .1901. Golden. III.
oral movement. oI the
essary to keep hair in themondefimtely.
. . Quill!) Laxative Fruit syrup is the only
91.15.1111. station that. molly. acts upon all
stores the natural action the Intestinal
trout. Ordinary authorising may gIve‘ tem-
pom relief but the shotgocb is upset do not toucl‘utihc Liver. It. can very read.
11 reparation that as...
the digestive organs
p’ormot’ieuir reliefl
results mien 11111111.
hostels dimmed
4 ft" em“.
11.
other proper-
ower ISchl only and
’.
mild and
sicken.
IOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
" V Innovations“ evens AND ms. ctlrrono PHARMACY.
LsAuosnrvcnsw wms.
Had An Easy Victory Over the Lon.
don Rowing Club“, Today.
I
l
der crew as anticipated won an easy
victory over the. London Rowing Club
today in the first heat for ihe grand
‘cfialleugc cup. The former look the
«leddrfrom‘the start, and paddled across
.the finish line. Time 7 minutes, 33 se-
bond.
The British oarsmcn llle relying
;on the headers to win back the g1 and
Challenge cup. which was captured by
the" Belgians last. year. The crew con-
tains seven old Cambridge common
and they‘were stroked by Stuart, who
was stroke when Cambridge defeated
Harvard in 1906.
The surprise of the day was the de-
feat of Blackstone, holder of the din
'mond scuils trophy by Captain Darell
'of theFirsI Life Guards. After n 8111011
.dld race Durcll won‘ by half a' length
Time 8 minutes 57 seconds.
The weather was dismal. wet and
cold. precluding the, bright costumes
and safety which usually mark the an-
nual water picnic here.
‘DOCTORS COULR NOT HELP HER-
"! had kidney trouble for years, "
Writes Mr.s Raymond Conner, of Shel
ton. Wash. “and the docims could not
help me. I tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and the very first dose gave me relief
and I am now cured. i cannot say too
much for Foley’s Kidney Cure " it
makes the diseased kidneys sound so
they will eliminate the poisons from
the blood. Unless they do this, good
health is impossible. Plulstcd' 11 Drug
Store and The Cliffoxd Pharmacy. “
NEW BUSINESS FOR N. H.- ROAD.
Believing that they can impress the
officials of the New York Central Rail-
mud company by action rather than
words more than half of the fifteen
hundred commuters from West Mount
Vernon. beginning this morning say
they will cease to use the Harlem (ll
vision of that line for traveling to and
from the city.
This decision was reached at a much
ing of the Taxpayer’s Associnton of
West Mount Vernon last Friday, when
by a unanimous. vote, it was decided
that all of the. commuters present at
the meeting should boycott the New
York Central and use the New York.
New Haven and Hartford and the clue
tlli‘l and elevated lines whenever nos
5 c.
While the citizens of West Mount
Vernon are the only ones who have ia-
ken concerted action against the in-
W‘.
Inuters of other towns and villages
into line.
THE FIRST REQUIBITE OF BEAUTY
The first requisite of beauty is a
clear complexion. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup clears a suliow blobched
complexion as it stimulates the liver
and bowels, and the eyes become
bright and clear. You owe it to your
.frlends to take it if your complexion
is bad. Oriuo lmxtlve Fruit Syrup
does not nuuscate or gripe and is very
pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes.
Plaistod' a Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy.
JAPAN QUIETLY WAITING.
TOKIO. July 3.—-—The expected out-
burst of indignation in view of the
latest development in the anti-Juno
anese movement In Bah Francisco has
not yet appeared on the surface. The
press is remarkably silent so far. Men
in high circles who are wail informed
selves as‘beiux apprehensive that the
unrestrained sway of ludignatlonwver
the discrimination against Japanese
of a third power which is always aim-
ing to arrest Jupans progress. While
advocating firm measures to remove
the cause of grievances of compo
triots victimized in the antidopanese
movement. prudent handling of the
be placed In the position of picking
chestnuts out of the fire for a third
party. Who this third power is may
not be difficult to guess. but in the
odourso of conversation on the chem
'tiothbc name is carefully avoided
WWW
flea-It‘s absolutely useless to» argue
“other. You ought to know that My
will iIs of, iron. Ellie-«Yes, i know»-
II‘I’IILWLOIIKIOII Opinion.
'p e Oratoro-ol believe that the great
15.191119 111111; the Rear-dunno ml.
III IIIIIII are iodine .w'l‘rby nudists
HENLEY Eng. July 3.—-The Loan '
crease in the suburban rates. the com- '
along the Harlem division are falling .
on the present situation. express them- 1
in America might fall into the hands '
I
belly of American people are EBBI'IB' '
GENERAL BELLSEXPL‘AINB as.
means
W
1
' cera‘Ch‘uoingo'I-lrouble In'
The Army.
9
LEAVENWROHT, ans, .luly ...——
General J. Franklin Bell, chief of slam
of the army. in a telegram to Setr-c
lary Taft as given out Monday night
explained what he meant by the
phrase ”'l‘hexe Is something mom; in
the array." 1"epmted to have been used
by General Bell in a talk to officers rc-
ccntiy at Fort Leavenworth. The hole-
grufh says In purtzz
“There is nothing myslcrious (11 oh-
score in what i saltl.1\1eve1 said there,
was something wrong in urmyb but
having reference to failure of soldiers
to re enlist and difficulty in getting out
ilcicut recruits foI army. also to short-
age of officers for duty with troops, ow
lug lo necessity for so much detached
sor.vicc I remarked that the W111 De-
partment was aware that time was
some discontent in the army and a
feeling that something was wrong but
thought it knew the causes and would
seek to contact them.
“The causes I did not mention, but
had in mind inadequate pay and In-
sufficient numbcr of officers. A synop-
sis of my remarks was very \voli pro-
purcd from long hand noics by u rc-
porior present and soul in the local
paper. which detached one sentence.
but slightly varying from what i sold
about middle of reporter” s synopsis
quoted and printed as tho opening scu-
hence of my Icinurks and prefaced it
with headlines which (empletcd the
false impression ihatl w. is darkly blui-
inu at some mysterious trouble in the
army.
"I knew nothing wrong in the army
.whihc cannot be corrected without log:-
Islutlon or which is known to public."
LONG LIVE THE KING!
is the populm cry througbbul Euro
pouu countries; while in America the
cry of the present day is “Long live D1
Kings New Discovery King of Thmnt
and Lung Remedies!" of which M111.
Julie. Ryder Paine Truru allies. says:
“It never fails to give Immediate 11'-
lief and to 111 My cure a cough or
colt " Mrs I'nes’ opi11i0n is shown
this country. New Discovery cures
weak lungs and sore throats nitci all
other remedies have failed; and for
coughs and colds it's the only sure
“cure. Guaranteed by F. ll. BaxIcI.
South Norwalk, and I}. 1’. Wood, Nor-
walk drugglsls. 500 5111118100. Trial
bottle free.
SUNDAY LIBERTY.
Regarding Sunday observance there
seems to be 1111 Increasing tendency to
leave the problem to the individual to
work out. We are not all couslifutcd
alike, 1101' do we al have the some
burden to bear or the some condi-
tions to battle with. The greatest am
coat of liberty is essential with only
that minimum amount of restriction
deemed necessary to the preservation
of the public welfare and moraity.
There Is, however, an obligation resi-
ing upon those who look after our
morals to instruct the people in the
acne and properm liner in which the
Sabbath may be 0 served to the Dr-
motlon of not only their spigltual we-
fare, but their mental. more and nhl'
sical well- being as well. This is needed
lest tIIo liberty allowed be mistlmustru
situation is recommended lest Japan ' A "
The no status siiovic lost over 11111 , 'i_ ,
E‘s “ 1'th
sweobcns the stomach, aide dig
sets“ his wounds .stimulout; out o liver and
bowels witho‘
011 am . xahivc Fruit em stimulate;
the liver. and thoroughly (1 causes the
system and clears the complexion of
pimples and blotches. 111.111.. best lax-
ative for Women and children on It is
flotsam. and doas’ndh gripe or
efuee substitutes. ‘
Talia OKINO’ Laxative Fruit Syrup and" if you
are not satisfied your money will be refunded-
T‘O DEFEAT ZELAYA'S CONSOLIDA-
Insufficient Pay and Shortage of OffI-V
. .1.
by a majority of the inhabitants of .V
cation 1.11..
Irritating these orghns.
wee -M
TION.
Honduras, Guatemala and Salvador
United Against Plan.
PUERTO COR'I‘EZ, Honduras, June
27. via New Orleans. July 2.~Wiihln
the last. few days a new combination.
has appeared on the Central American
checkerboard, whereou President Ze-
luyn has been mnneouvrlng for several
months by means of 1ovolutloua1y
plots to consolidate the five republics
under one government. The new com
blnalion is reported to be Honduras.
Guatemala and Salvador. Their Inner-
standing was reached at Tcguci alps
Honduras capital. its aim is the defeat
of the consolidation.
Special ministers from Guatemala
and Salvador recognized piovlslonnl
dome and he agreed. as reported in
Washington dispatches, to act Inde
pendeuily of the contml of Nicaragua.
chnya‘ 5 candidate for the Hondman
presidency ates Torencio Sierra. and
in recognizing dlavlla the Guatemalan
uud Sulvadoreuu diplomats strengthen
ed the hold ol‘ Dnvilue opposition to
Zolayu and therebyrobbed the latter
of the fruits of his successful Hondur-
1111 war. namely the opportunity to
name a president who would obey him.
'lbc first move of the cmubiuuiiou
was to fame the evacuation of Hondu-
“is by Nicaraguan troops. Thereby
I'uerto 811'rios Guatemala. has with
In the last week been relieved of the
menace of the Nicaraguan general as
Ir'ndas drum) which for many weeks
outlined in Houduras within a few
hours of striking distance from Guate-
main.
it is reported that Zelayn did not
yield in ‘thc demand for evacuation
until his cuvoy. lmucr. who recently
conferred willl President Diaz, of Mex-
ico; received the refusal of Diaz to act
with Nicaragua? In an attack upon Gua-
temnla.
CASTORIA
For Infants and children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the '
Signature of
M .
OUTING 0F BRIGADE STAFF.
Will be Held at the “Merchant," Mor
rlc Cove. New Haven. V'
Alrangcmenis have been completed
for the annual outing of the Brigade
Staff, Connecticut National Guard, Gen-
eral Russell Frost. commandant The
members will assemble at the. "Shore
ham.“ MOI‘IIS Cove New Haven, next
Sutuiduv. and remain over Sunday
The officers piosent will be from
Bridgeport. Dnnburv, New London.
Simsbury, Norwalk and South Nor
walk.
O
.—
“Regulates the bowls. promotes
easy natural movements, cures consti-
pation-Dcun’ a Regulate. Ask youI
lrugglst for them 25 cents a box.
PRESIDENZI: AMAI’JOR ARRIVEB.
NEW 11011191th 3.-Prcsidcnt
Amadbr, of Panama, who is on his
way to Europe, arrived here todhy on
the steamer Prinz Joachim, from Co-
Most hlhccs new follow
.- V 'r; . New York 11 Drinking
on.
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J 1,1 I, \11 .I 1 :1. 11‘ 1:53,
e c '0 0 i » .
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President Dnvllu as president of Hello .
“ creases of salary.
' Immigrants aboard ships goes late of-
‘ corps also takes effect.
COIIUMIVBUS, (111., July 3 .mlh no way
It. the present industrial march of
Dixie illustrated more dirlklnsly than
by some recent happenings in
city, a typical southern manufacturing
center which place modern conditions
mantle incidents of the unic- bellum
tundi colonial South V
Within a half mile of where Augusta
11m... Wilson. the great authorcss, was
two new hosiery mills have been erect?
ed and 11. full-fledged manufacturing
village has sprung up.
. Not far from where “Blind Tom,"
‘thie world- famous negro musical prod
igy was born, and almost within a
stone‘ s throw of whore his aged motho
or spent the declining years of her
life, passingaway only a your or two
ago. a great industrial school. a part of
the Columbus public school system.
has been erected. .
Lover's Lean. on the beautiful
Chattahoochee rivcryone mile north
'of Columbus. where according to
the old legend of national fume, two
Indian lovers, pursued by cucmics,
sprang from the rocky peak to Ineet
death in the raging wafers for below.
is now the foundation for a corner of
one of the largest spinning mills in the
United States, a plant manufacturing
the finest thread In the world from cot-
ton m'own In the Valley. of the Nile.
, Almost within sight of a tablet
mmklng the spot where Geneial
James Oglethorpe founder of Georgia,
crossed the Chattahoochee 1"lvc1, is the
first of a. series of big dams £01 the
utilization of the magnificent water
povver at this point estimated by gov-
ernment englnecis to be over 1.25. 000‘
horsc- power.
A new modern steel I11 ldge across
the Chattacbouchee river and a big
cotton mill at the lcorgia end of the
structure mark the place where ihe
last battle of. the civil war cast of the
Mississippi 1"lveI was ended, after a
desperate cages cmeut.
Within sight of Linwood cemetery.
where rests Lizzie Rutherford Ellis,
originator of the Southein Memorial
Day on which the entire South pays
loving tribute to its heroic dead large
vv-omlworikng establishments have
been erected.
A modern stone dam has just been
completed amass the Chattahoochee
river at the palm where Dr Stephens
Miles Ingersoll, who claimed to bc tho'
Inventor of tho, electllc telegraph. had
tlcs.
Just north of Columbus where long
y'ems ago. many great ludian councils
were held at a spot of great natural
beauty where the Chattahoochee river
takes a. forty foot tumble over giant
bowldeis the Columbus Power Com-
pany is plepm'lug to build a great. dam
and power house. generating cheap
clectiic current for the use of manu-
inctur,crs this being the company‘s
(bid plant.
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
and featulmes Many a plain woman
who could never serve as an artist‘s
model possesses those inrc quul'lles
that all the world admire: ncuiness.
clear e1 es clean smooth skin and that
sprightllucss of step and action that
accompany good health A physically
weak woman is never ntiinctlve, not
even to herself. Electric Bitters res-
tore weak women, give strong nerves.
bright eyes. smooth. velvety skin.
beautiful complexion. Gun1uutccd at
F. If Baxter's South Norwnlk and it
P. Wood’s. Norw.alk druggists, 50c. “
W
WEIGHING THE MAILS.
New Order Makes Busy Time: For
Clerks In Local Offices.
The, clerks In the post offices In this
town and in every one of Uncle Sam‘s
mail depositories throughout. the coun-
try. will be called upon to do mgreut
deal of extra. work during the next six
months; Commencing with the first of
the month all outgoing mail matter
must be Weighed separated according
to its respective class and careful rec-
ord made of the weight. in the local
offices where there are none too much
help, the weighing of the mails is
bound to make more or less delay In
dispatching matter.
July brings several other severa-
ment innovations affecting the public
more or less directly.
Hereafter ten cents worth of ordin-
ary slumps, in addition to the required
letter postage, with the words "special
delivery" written across the enveIOpc.
will be an acceptable substitute for the
regular special delivery stamp.
The new. ten duller gold certificate
has made it debut. .011 the face of
this new denomination of gold certifi-
catoa will be an excellent likeness of
Michael Hillegae, the first treasurer
‘of' the United States. taking up nearly
the entire space. This is done In or-
der to make it hard to counterfeit.
Nearly 20 .000 postal clerks and more
than 24. 000 city letter carriers get In-
Rurnl carriers also
come in for a raise. RRIIWII)’ mail out
ployece also get raises. .
The new immigration law, regulnf
ing the solicitation of immigration and
the accommodations to be accorded
feet.
The reorganization of the artillery
ONLY cuss tics overseen.
Mrs. Franklin flush. of New Castle,
Dot. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. new! to have great dtetrcss
and belching.
cent bottle cured mc’ completely." 1
. For sale by’JI ll. PIcIsted,F F'..H linu-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy.
outdo FATALLY spouse.
H . tie 1111119111 felt for his recovery. . . L
' iuchi. used three. lies at the Wittcro
~ Ignited and he, was badly burned about
WATIIIIIBURY. July 11.—«1111:1111. Kur-
bury hospital in a critical condition as
arresult of playing with matches yes:
terduy morning. His dress became
the face. head; neck and shoulders. Lit»
this ‘
strongly contrast with historic and r1» .
born In a delightful Columbus suburb, V
his modest grist mill in the curly ihlr- '
i tried everythlus i V,
, could hear of but nothing helped me ,
until I took Brazilian Balm and one 50
. right. acid which has 1m
.' W borne the signature of
. been made under his per-
' on since mars .
Allow no one to deceive you in tbls.
All Counterfeits. limitations and “Just-na-good ” are bull
Minnelli! multrflh With End endanger the health on“
militants and Ohudrenwnxpcfleuce moot Experiment.
, I l ’ ,1 , ‘ . ’ 7 ,
What Is CASTORIA
(fastens VIII e barinless substitute for Castor Oil. Pam
gorlc. Drops and soothing syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. [to age is its guarantee. 111 destroys Wow
and alloys E'everlsbness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatblency. It assimilates the Food. roguiatcs the
Stomach and. Boards, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's romeo—Tho Mother’s Friend.
csuums CASTORlA new»:
.a/ Bears the Signature.“
Tilt [inf You Hue Always Bough
In ”use For Over 30 Years;
‘ who. vii-um! WW» onwmm‘
RECENT ARRIVAL OFLVESSELS.
I.
Invalidw‘ds this a good place for
the nerves?"
Pr'opiietor of Health Resort—“ls it!
Why when i opened up here I only
charged $2 a (Ifl)-—IIOW Ive got the
nerve to c'hmgo $10. "-—-T'own Topics
Coal: NOTICE -C0la1
Buying coal in the summer is just as sensible as gathering it- in the
\vlnier. We are not rushed with ordeis and have more time to to extra
care and pains. We screen our coal” free from dust and dirt and d ver‘ by,
a cmeiul and polite driver. Order your coal from us. It will give 11 per-
fcct satisfaction.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMP NY
68 Wat 1‘ Street.
SIASCONSFYI‘. Mass. .11 ly 2.-—Sfcu-
mer Vadcrland, Antwerp ml
for New York. was 80 milesn
Nantucket Lightship at ll 11.
about 7: .III 11. Ill. chm vlnylm
Dover
cast of
., dock
Telephone 450.
By enrolling at
Merrill Business College
for a. complete business education.
M. A. MERRIL PrIn.
Stamford.
V South Norwalk. .
Prime Meats
AND
,szth: VEGETABLES
1&4] W. DOIG
as Washington Street ' South Norvv
Furniture, Pianos, Ma 9,
LARGE, WEIL-VENTILA‘I‘ED BUILDINGS FOR THE STIIAGE OF EV-
" ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
WATCI-IMAN.
AGENT! FOR
Bovdkor e Fortill‘
B. Hershfleld 81‘
Now open 1... the Season of r
Shore Dinners a‘LSpecIalty Dentin '
' and other attractions. ‘
: .
Norwalk Chronicler