1 r possum” ”.1503 ‘
in use for over 30 years,
. gm.
All OMWoIGs, Imitation
Experiments that trifle with
sonnl
Win Is a
Wes
“alibi
this
/ Beers the
‘~~\\\ V \‘..\.‘
RIM! You Have Always Bought, and which has been
.I
\\
“ e'Wi
hos borne the signature of
will low been mode under his pen-
supcrvision since its inihuoy.
Allow no one todedeive you in this.
and “JIIst-ns-good” are but
and endanger the health of
and Whom—Experience ups. lust Experiment.
What: is CASTORIA
homless substitute for Castor Oil,Pare-
Drops hii'd soothing Syrups. I t is Pleasant. [6
holes neither Opium, Morphine our other Narcotic
substance. Its one is its guarantee. it destroys Worms
M alloys Feverishness. it cures Diurrfirois and Wind
it. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
trill! Fistuloueyu It assimilates the Food, regulates the
deli and novels. giving- healthy and main-oi siecp.
Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
. snows CASTOR] A ALWAYS
Biknsture of
illiiitl You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
“is Mus m." WIIAV stun. new rose em. .
Cramps“ If nniiiic htId mndc lore
‘- ..
, it would be litre." nuswcrmi his
,illfhuble wife. "Then I could not
plumes for my hut."~i.oodon
we be equipped with o aunt!
' , white, one piece “Standout" Per
We Enameled lavatory.
you ever stopped to consider
dsliahtfully convenient it would
to luvs hot and cold running water
your dressing chsniber. sleep
continent or first floor toilet
i Its presence would sfiord you
est degree of comfort.
elilli emery quote you prices. Our
here are strictly ccmpetsntme
.honest sud reliable.
gt;
IIave Taken “the Agency
for the
I ,INuw Have Fine Cars of
that Make to Offer.
Wt Propellers will leave
‘ ism River. New York, (foot
' street), every day; (except
) st 1 u. m. Freight received
silt up to i u. in. sun South
ppm 6 ..80 D m.
it, ‘ A‘LK s'rEAMsoAr co. .
Smith. 0. c. Hepemso.
, carton Agent.
WM...- ““.""‘ id
e silthhnrs any and night.
H EGEHHNG
-vtu-
otter Tuesday. Johnny 7. "
Iioy~ Sixpciin'oith o' cod liver oil.
please. sir AII' l soy, dont glvc inc
too much. ‘cos It’s mo wbot's got to
drink it.——l‘riiicii.
Horace E. Darin 8: son
REAL ESTATE
and Insurance.
w. hsve seversl decided bargains
in income producing propsfly ihsi
‘ must Increase In vslue with the rapid
growth. of the town.
Genrgctown Chemical Works.
E. C. ilcucdiei. Pres.
C. E. Slioles.'VlcePres.
MANUFACTURING coems'rs. ’
‘oousLE oIerLLso '
hue Spirits of lurpentine
(ososoerowu AAA scours)
For fine Jspsns. Lacquers, Vsrnlshes.
Paints. etc.. etc.
The Charles E. Sholcs Company,
Sole Sales Agents.
l64 Front street. New York City.
as we W.“ “Irena. I
I
x .
I
I
I Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main 8L. South Not-walk
Residence, 6 Washington St. I
Telephone st house, 693. 3
Telephone at office. 3362. ‘.
vat...
SHlIi REPAIRING
Is not modem or scientific
'unless done by us.
Monarch Repair Shop
43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 456 OR POSTAL.
. .HI.-....
Iswmm'mm
The Clifford
. Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to I p. in.
sunny" Dinners s sputum,
~ More: P9r,i,|s,e_ sod Ianuets
BeliclteII.
criticise Asmara.
TelepEIrelirEtitl.
"it“ whiten AFID 'erAM
_ HEAA.1-iso
I. , guriim'riuo
V. “RANGES,
Jimmy Gas Fixtures
NROOFING I
item Hip.“ '
chilies
” , , gemstones.
, ‘ ' ' U1 {We I!!!
Utilities shits stud.
, WWM’W
0 sons. ti
HORACE JOHNION HALE AND
“W.
His Eighty four Yssrs Rest Lightly On
The Weather Prophet of Mid-
dle Heddem.
MIDDLE IiADilAM. May li.——"Un-
cie" iiornce Johnson celebrated his
84th birthday yesterday, but said that
he felt on young so he did when 35.
‘ 'rl from appearances one would not
tire him to be over 60 or iii». lie is
active and sprightly. and wanted to
trust muscle with “The Cournnt Mon"
to provo- that he hod ninriy yours of
activity to look forward to. He says
he has spent seventy ycurs‘ of his life
working out his spccfllc idcus regurd-
IIIK atmospheric conditions; 0th.. and
regrets ihu‘. ire llilii not the yours be
fore him to complete his researches.
but mugt leave the completion of his
work to others. lie spoke of soonI
papers and people belittling his work
and predictions. but sold Ihut sortie
of them had already been compelled
to acknowledge that, there, was soure—
thiiIg to It, while others had only to
wait to see. his smut achievements
along the lines he lIIiH been following
for ill:ili,\"yt'iil :4 He. said some consld
tIit'tI him a crook or tpn-cr, but the on
ly thing he loold soy was that his
mind run along ii different. chuuucl
from others, thnt was all.
Mr. Johnson tukcs grout pride in his
town mid villunc nod lino in (SUIIIOIIIDIII'
tlon iminy chooser: and Improvements.
. stonsldcilng opt tilirir up turd triv-
thc \illozc the from of hind iii
t, of his rcsidcneo for II libruiy.
hurch or other public" building.
Sonic yours ono he offered to the
stoic II ti'nrt of loud of About 200 to
300 hundred ucres, on the top of (lo-
buli Moimiulii, for no ohscrvniory, If
the stoic would ucccpi, it for that hor-
posc, but it won finally rejected. iiiI
now says that he will give this trust
to thc stoic for n dccr llilII {oi-cut, row
ci'voliou, {HI' I)!“ (Irinslilci‘s tliiil It is
time 'th did something for the promo.
firm of the deer. iic uppcurs very cit
iliiiulaisllc our-r tho Milijccl. ulfd hill-i III
mind othcr siiuiiur donations If this
Irl iicceptcd, for he owns coIIsitIcrIIiIiII,~
loud in and urouiid the villus.» of
Middle llndduin. A feldspar tutor- hos
i‘cccnily lmcn i)|il“iit‘ll, and is prodnc»
lug Htlillv of the bust iulncrnl in ”I“
stole. which is loculcd on his III'i'i‘i'r‘
ly.
Mr. Johnson lulu-ii ui‘cni pride in
the historic llllt‘l“cslo of tlic (.‘onoectlt
cut Vullcy, and spoke of the gciici‘u
lions his fondly had lived in the ‘4.
cluity, lic lit‘IliIl born in thr- house III
which lil' now lives. ”I‘ nnys the view
from his rill-Igl- in the finest inAIhc
l'IIltcd Slim-s, exceptlogJiothiug. (inc
‘uil look [or miles up the Connecticut
riycr. are its runny windings ill this
section. pull it would be hunt to find
A iliicr view thou the one from lllt'
hills surroumilng this viliutzc.
Mr, Johnson has mode it il point
to sct‘iti‘c historic relics, furniture.
vita, during his lifetime, nod llllil It
|Ii'I\‘.'lli‘ collection which would Iw
hard to duplicutc, ”0 has n llllliil‘t'l‘
of row plcccs of furniture. iiuionii
them It solo which he says belonged to
(lorcruor Pond, n mirror titer was or.“
initially owucd by (lowriior .lIIWIIli'It
mollii r, :1 splice III" of ilrtI Hill Mill"
Iliilltit‘, u poli' of tong holders which
bcloiincd orluiiinily to Commodore Me
lhmouph, etc.
door hoodlcs which ho Imys were on
”It“ much of Andrew .liic'kuon u puli‘
inverts»; pcIrfeu drum sticks plriud'
off llil‘ ilrIld ill Antluium; guns from
IIIII‘DI‘II'H lI'crry; (‘liiocsc lode {which
he says hr- docs out wornhipi. nod nui-
ny curious sun shells, some of Iili‘
IIIciisc size nod rure, '
Mr. Johnson was not opprtmi‘hmi :m
to troy predictions he loot outdo. IIot
volunteered lhc Iniorniuiinn tluil oil
furthers should look out for ii grcut
storm rind cold..wnrc lilo lost of this
IIIouth or the very first of .iooc. which
would do arr-Iii domain- to tho crops
which were plnntcd during this good
u'cnilici‘. Ilc siiys it will hp so cold
that there will be lcc.
There's nothing so good for a sore
thront as llr. 'I‘honins' I-lclcctrlc (ill
Curcs h In a few hours. licllcvcs tiny
pain in any port. J
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's Stats League Results.
At Ilridrrcporl~i<ow lirltztlo
Bridgeport I.
At IIIIi‘lI'tii‘d‘f'IIill'lfm'il i, liolyoke
At Springfield~~Sprlupllcld 7. Mcrl
den 0.
At \Vntcrhu'ry-«——\\'litcrhur,\'
”own i).
,
II,
II. New
"Yesterdsy's Amorlcsn League Results.
At New York-chw York 7, Clove-
ind 2.
Al liostonmi'lciroit 10 liosloti ll.
At I'lllltidifliillliP-CIIII‘JIgO 2. l‘hiln-
dolphin l
At \I‘nslilogion~8t. Louis 2 Wash-
Iugtoii l.
Yesterday‘s National League Results.
. At i‘lttshurw-J‘itisbnrg 1'». New
York I.
I At (‘.inc|nnnti——Ciuciountl ti. iloston
At St.
'1
.4.
tandem-St. Louis ii. Brooklyn
MASTER PSUMBERS ASSOCIATION
NEW HAVEN. May l.i.--—'I‘he Shite
Muster Plumbers‘ Association held “8
ounuul convention here yesterday.
heard reports from officers which in-
tilmted that the organization was In
n p '05 rerous condition. elected oilic-
tom hetencdyo speeches by bisyor
Martin and Thomas J. "MP tifli'. presi-
dent of the local association. The
canteens chosen were as fellIiws; Pres
id en Arthur .i. Brows. Norwich; first
vice-president, Thumbs Clesry, New
London; second vice president Thorn
Grosrk New Halves: treasurer
H. W. Msnwnriug. Bridgeport: some
in] secretory, George A. Bud ilurt
ford: recording secretary, John Tro
hind Norwich: shite Vicetprcsideut oi
the National Association, Thomas P
Rourke. New Haven. Nearly 250 dole
gates were in attendance, representing
iicnrly every city' and town in Coo
neetlcut‘.
.VALE STUDENT FINED.
NF‘W liAViI]N.Mb14—I~Wurrcn C
Pr it. u member a the sophorhon
cl is at Yale. was fine 626 end costr
n the city eeurt yes erd‘sv on
resetting the sutumobih
,-‘sr‘s.et
I
He also hus II puir ot' WArthur “main", ,,
of lime buckles owned by (Irincrnl lei l'iiilthcil Doris In“: mu neurons
L A. h). Wedge. Ii
-ioers. Iinynr‘d Hopkins.
rimswoio liEAiIs ;
sun: (I. A. s.
Elected Depertmsnt Command;
or st Annual Encampment
Iislii Yesterday at Middle-
town
'MIDIilETOWN, Mn‘y ’ii.——-Cnnirude
Edward Griswold, ot' unliford, n mero-
ber of ihel Lott gcricrnl assembly was
elected dc‘puituicnt commander of the
Cornice-thin (ii-nod Army 0! the R"
public of thc closing sum-thin yt’i-llt'i"
tiny. (it‘ri‘iicllus w. lirlscoll, of New
iliIvco. Will-l chosen -,nior vice-coni-
Intruder: C. A i’ori r, 0f I‘mulolson.
junior vicecoiumnud i; N W Itchin-
soii, of ilnrtfoi‘,d the col director nod
Willluui F. Hilton, of liirtiurd, dcpmt-
iociit cliupltilu.
The contest for commander wus be
tween (‘onimde Griswold Iiud (icocrnl
George IlliVi ii of‘NI-w Il'illdtlil Ilic
forInIcI wlniilnIg '1in n votc of 173 to
153.
The newly elected officers were iii-
stnllcd by Comrade licnry l.. Ilcsch.
chairman of the council of the “climb
merit.
A resolution urns :IdoptI-d, nothoriir»
log the posts to risk the sticctmcii iii
outlying towns to cure for the iii-luv cs
or vctcrons when it Is Iilfiltult for
members to do H0.
’I‘lIII rccommciidulions of
(‘omnmudcr Appcl were
'I‘hi-sc were;
To remove the Women‘s lielll-f (‘orpr
horm- from Cromwvll Io Norotoii:
amend the! Luv in I‘f’Yf‘rt‘nf‘t‘ to “curing
thu- tuition; mound the low In refer
chI to hctidutoncs so no to [if‘OiMrI
ii hcu‘dstouc for cvcry (inoccticut mi-
dlcr Iiutlcd outside the Mute; rcvisc
nod rcpi'llit. if,iicI'I.-ssnr,\‘. tluI rccord of
service of Count-client mcn iu the
Army and lliIVy of the I‘niied States
during the Wfir of the} Rolwllion
'i‘ih- eucniuphicnt was thtrii closed.
w
SEVEN. PfiOPLE DEAII ;
MANY OTIIERS' HURT
Another Tornsdo Swept Over
Ii'oriliwssi tosis'Ians, Wreck
lno Town of Gillian
sunsvnmnr, Isl. Mny itwsm-n
pcoplu urc known to h-- Ill'litl nod
runny others are injured us the result
of n Iiil‘lllllltl which swrpl across North
west lsiuislnon Into butt ntuht. 'f‘bc
Iliilo town or Gilliam. to. nty-ilvc l'llllt'n
north of Shrew-w". one: destroyed
Mid thu- town of Rollins-H10" the cost
side of the Ilimr in thslII purish. was
badly wrcckc'd Communication uiih
thiI ginnin- portion of ill. storniswcpt
section is internunod nod it is bclici
cd r'ci‘tnin tlirit lair-r wtairis will in
mouse the uombcr of «twirl and in
jurcd.
It is «old that the “Ink of iltihll'llf"
lion ut flillliuo \I’ilrl iomplctc. only
two houses rcmuiorng, intact. Thrt
town him it popuhmun of'iiflti.
The dead iii, Gillmm ore mild ill I)"
Mrs. .l' IIIII‘IIIIII'I’ m1 “'2‘?" Insert”;
wild to in. hudly Ill
lict lrluii
codorsetl.
lured.
At Mrs
hits.
hurls motto r is rtpmit‘fl to be dying
from iniurlcx l'i't‘I‘IH‘tI. (.‘hsrles lsooi
Iiud fourth of slI «to reported ninnon
Ihr injured i
It In rupvotvd tho till City in this;
parish. was wit-mi out but this liiliml‘
ls probably outrun; olihoiinh grcut‘
duniniiu to thought to have occurrcd
involving lllt' wr-Irkilig of o err-IIt
runny (lllflitl'l‘it ks.
HO EL ARRIVALS.
Cilfiorow . (‘ ioupmuo. iioiyo‘sc;
Iloht-rt II. Tci‘rI-ll. Mrs. A. III. Folios.
Mrs. Noriiio llorrcll, W. i‘. Knapp, A.
Strohss. New York; Mr. oud Mrs. .i.
W. ilolklcy. Brooklyn: 2. 8. Whitney.
Edwin S. Judd. I}, l’. Reynolds, \i’. S.
tlrny. Paul H. Gardner. I). ll. (Boom.
Ilosion; II. t‘ Simpson. JIIrsIIy City;
ll. IT. Strauss. IInr'thIt‘i‘: r}. F). Smith~
wick. Cleveland; II: II. liouirlns. It. K.
Miles, M'. II, Wilson. .ll‘.. 'l‘. li. Soto»
l.. Ii). Jiu‘ohs.
W. Johnson. \V. S.
Wilcox. New lirituio;
l-‘. (lrccuc, F. Lotti.
.i. Se (va. C. II. “(It
brook. liridgcpoit: (icotuc Wilton I
nioos. Frank Irons. Muiirhcsicr; lions .
N. lirum. is‘rt'scx . X E Edwards. (low
Icr; (‘ Robert Hobs, F C. Antes. .lolIiiI
R. .Idilliiit, New London; iI‘. II. Cook
John II‘. Emerson .‘HIIIIIIIIIIII Iii. I..
Clnrk, 'i‘. Reynolds. t‘. ..i Osborn .4). ll.
Schulsc', lil‘iddioiowo; Austin (‘3. linrr.
Pool A. I’rest. llinguuum; .iruucs W.
Gregory. ii. ’1‘. 'l‘honipsoii. \I'. .i_. wnu.
ncy. hicrldcn; t‘. l..« Nichols. Grover A.
Smith, Soothluntuu‘: .lohn Sorover.
I’hllsdelphlu: II‘. E. liurd. Clinton; (i.
W. litirsdcu. William ll. Iloldwiu nod
wlie.‘l\ItidisoiI; I". (i. llowlcy. I). "on
Purdy. II. II. liodno. S. D. lirideriiill. (‘.
ii. Iiuderbill. John Hunt. lliuibiii'y; W.
A. Chose. C. i.. t‘lnrk. Waterbury: A-
I.. lioou, Norwich. 0. C. narrows. C.
It. I'ci'lcy. l'rovldcnccu
Boiliogtr ti «tum inc
New lint-en; it,
.lurld. Rtllwl‘l ii.
A. i). l-‘illuls, ll
Mohackemomlmo Lulley. iltldnv
Iort; E l. Smith New liltien; It). 8
ursh. Bridgeport; Ii). 1.. li‘sruswmlh.
New iiuvcu; II‘Innk Madden city; 8.
(ii'eeustoin. Bridgeport: A .l. Muckey.
..W Lamb. I'Jiiicst Cohen. New York:
r. and Mrs. V. r: Longcnpgscrmlt):
H A. KI‘Ips. ..i ll Rodgers. Phlludel
pitta: I110 Kruusmund wife, Bridge-
port; 1;. lellituns 4i. i)“ Boumtucyq
Thomas C. Mci'nrtlnnd. Charles ..
Sonio'rd and wife. New Huron; i". i’
Itichnrds, I‘JII‘iItiillhI Court: 0. P. Ab-
bott. New York; 1?. W. Johnson. New
Britain; J ll. Dunne. New Huron; is.
Harrison. New London; F. A
rows. Hudson. N. Y.; Harry E. Book,
opulence: F. line or, New l-iaveoM-
W. Duwley. M’oos p: 'I‘. W. Voabn'rg.
Schenectady: George (lummohs.
gill L. Clinton, lI‘. ‘Irons. Manchester;
. M. ‘Coolt; Hartford. R. c. Chapman
Holyoli‘e‘. 0 w.. Squire. New York:
L. J. Youitgmnnn Hartford; .l. (i.
Buckley. Newington; Oscar Edwards,
Kingston. N Y: James O'iiorn. Dim-
bury; Nelson Merritt. lioughkeepsic;
l‘ 8. lirysnt. llnItford; W C. Couriers
Vsterbiiry.
If everybody minded his own best:
less We wouldn't beer so our lieu
, ls being eve
loldI-wthc liock Mountains.
M... t.-- a: , ‘ . . m
ENTERTAINMENTs. Bridgeport Advertisements. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
thi. TRY ESCAPING FROM BAG.
Wm. Prlce's Clothing Shore
South Norwnlk. Conn, May 13. 1008.
Mllilrlllliii Aitcr witnessing
come to ilw conclusion that the trunk
tempt to cscupc from-u, ct-ll of police
pl‘liiou you, wc hci'chy challengi- you to
tinI bend, and we if you cIItI oscopc
know tiiltl I will huvc ling outdo nod
llopliu; to in-nr li‘UiII you by the re-
l'lthlC'S t‘IlAfl‘lithi (70..
South Nor-walk, C(IIIII., hilly ill. 100$.
Iciigo which i received this IIftI-i’hoou.
tho Mono of the Music lioll, r‘i'idny
Hllds to Accept Challenge From
The Beiitiricl hits been reqntstod to\‘
print the following communication:
Mudunie iilldn.
Core Music llull.
poif:ormuuu- or tsenptng irorn ii tIyiFuk
iii the Music liull iztstciculug, I hurt-
is not. xcuuluc. but is spcciiilly prcpur-
(II, and Ili'lii‘llll: that you mm... on ut-
litiidonui'tcis. this iiiiil‘lillll.l. illltl lliiil
you lhIlltI n chum-net,- In Itui'mw In Im<
allow me to "Hike a lame popcr blur.
into which i will put you, find new up
wilhoul demolishing the bug. II' it)"
accept this chullcnge kindly let me
pluecd on IleilbliipII in my window.
until the night you intend doing it.
turn mail, 1 mil
Very truly yours.
so, Nurwiilk. Conn.
l'rit‘iI. the (‘loililcix
Iiuiii‘ Sir;~ in answer to your chol-
| wish to stoic: ilint I will Iii-rcpt this
challenge. tliltI will tillt'llilll some on
I‘VI'IIIIIK, Mny lath, utter-the I‘vunlao
performance.
Very truly yours.
IIILI IA.
'i‘llI-l (liliIZA'l' iiil'li‘liIl.
Fri-uh lrom ii two scnsous' triumph
iii‘ Now York. “’i‘ho (ircnt Ills-bio,"
Willinro \‘nonhu .llrwdy‘s extraordin-
urlly sunccsei‘ol play. which has bccu
dI-t'lnrcd by runny critics to EN it new
“high writcr mark in Aillt‘l'li‘iiil ,di'nmii.
will lit' sci-ii oi lloyi'u 'I‘hcnirc hioir
day. The announcement ofihls int‘t
will probably rrcntc u "run" on the
box oiiII-c and o rush of mull ordtrt.
for mulls, for Mr. Milli-rs production
Iii this widnii hurnlded piiiy is no
cwni which nil potions of "W thcuiic
me concilv .qulliug. 'Ihc (“River of
"Fire (Irl‘lilvlliiilltw lime liccu' epoch~
ninklos io Al‘lli‘l‘lt‘illl iltcntrlcni history.
Here or lost Is u play which Is splendid
IIII'I‘IIIIIi'i', m‘eot driitnu iccholcnll).
rind of tho some time luscinnllng to
the spectator “lid of llIiIIIIHI iioprm‘c-
deoicd commercial value. It hos bccii
cullcd the “long nwottfinl 'urcol Aim-r-
icon ploy'." I‘iidoobtcdly it Is as his
in conception and brood in lrcoimcrit
on the picturesque Implorrof the for
West in which the first two acts lll‘i‘
lll"
diildc lu-twr-cu, Host tIiid \l’csi.
grout
Hill"! 8 'I‘IlIIZA'l’IIIi‘
'I'lrrI pltlnrcs IIIiilhtlcd tit, lloyi'r
'l‘--hinlrt Ilre dcclticdiy Hill to :‘llitg An
corin- chrome ls giic it I u ry (lin, rind
IIIII iothjccis lil‘II'Cll‘d urc i‘rt‘iili tho Izii
out prmioctious of Europrnn nod Am
criniu phnttigl‘dplly. Sniiirdtit even
In: two gold watches lilt- uluu own)
to peril-s holding tln- lluifi c.oiipon
Tomorrow evening n .oincdy shoe (no
‘it‘sl will hc prciiciilcd.
..—~..._..._... . . u.-.—
OF INTEREST T0 WOMEN.
if you do not wont to line up of now
till IIIII oliius III on opened jur, ullci
inkling out what \ou wish pout ciiounii
oliw oil into the liquid in the hill”!
in IIiitiri'l) cover the top of II so llll‘
Iilr cannot pinctmic to thc fruit.
If you got i'cridi Ill broke it salad
dressing nod liiui you how no oil in
ihtI boost- tiou‘l dcspntr; cross can lu-
iu-ntoo ilIIiI mmsoocd so thut without
-nuy oil whnit‘I'I-r the salad will “1' pro
iioiioccd delicious.
More itIcc is living used for milliuv
cu porposcs this scmoii than for
mom soquuII-i post. it is used not
ooh us trimming but for the but it
sell The ring dots sum to be it
favorite of the moment.
Illiili‘lltl of ultcmptiuu to "wash niid
iron" the lure jlblltiifi that have be-
couio soih-d get u little gnsolcue nod
dip them Iil. IA'I thcni lie Iiwhilc lilltl
then rinse in clean gusolluc just us
you treat your kid glows.
Your Iiuud~ciubrotdcwd frocks tony
Iw ll” while if you doubt the continued
popularity ol‘ the colored embroidery,
but your ctulu‘oldercd ncckwcnr will
be in colors
II) you the block but will be trimmed
with white so popular is white Izolni:
,Io he in midsummer both for tho but
'iiscli and its trhninins
nevus. J, PLUNKETT iN TOWN.
«Wm...
Is Looking Well. and Expects to Go
West Very Soon.
Rev. E. .i. i’lookctt foIIncily assist-
niit iii St. Mary's Church. who went to
his home. in Norwich. lust January.
and who liars since been very sick
thcro. arrived in town yesterday. He
Willi warmly greeted by runny iricuds.
nod has been having it very plcnssnt
visit. He expects to return to Nor
wich tomorrow. Ilc expects to go west
to apt-nil u your or more for the hciie-
ill of his health. Ii‘IlllILIr I’lunkctt has
the best wishes of runny hicnds. uud
ull hope he will shortly fulh mower-
and hc nhlo to return cost in poifc'ci
hmth.
FIIIEMEN 1:0 SCALE *ADDERS.
Chioi‘ Harold iI‘ Clerk of the fire-
department has decided to hold tiit‘
pioclice postponed front lust Friday
night to Friday night of this week.
Them-hole department will turn out
at this time. The bid Well Hook nun
ladder Conipsnyn nieiiibcrs will show
their skill on the ladders. IIIEII Putnam
Iiofie boys will lay sevornl lines and
'the Fire Police will keep the crowd
In order. A regular alorm will be
turned in from sonic box about the
city, between 7 nod, upo‘clock.‘
Assisi-sow AT at. straws
Bishop Tierney line announced the
up ointment of Rev, rnsrd McCar-
th Is assistant at St. or a Church.
to succeed REV. William F 0' Dell. who
goes to fit. Fruucis‘s Orphan Asylum.
in NEW ifuven,
GIFT TO HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The Historical Society of ,Noi'wslk
its receivedair the Hyatt estate a
vEry old cradle st has hues iii the
«hilly. "for 150 ‘
0W
“.I .'
lite" Int outages
he D. M Read Co
[Jrrsbihbed 1M7-
it“ 4 . l .
hiattings.
Chinese, Japanese, New Pieces.
'I‘litic :Irc liltIlt‘ ilizin Illl\ tliITcrcul designs in (‘Iiiiicw
Strait \I. ittiiiizs thick». and hcoon-tilts] pailtiiis in mi and
giccu \\IlIl ctio. tIc.In. clthr dlitl icry pleasing.
H, .30, .55. 30c iiild up.
15. I
Japanese Mattings
In Il('\\' paittcrria .15, 30 and 35¢ a yard.
Crex Mattings
In either red or gi’t'ull. two yards wide. llllt‘ for I’orcli floors.
Ingrain Yard Squares.
'I‘Iicnc :Ii'c (Ill't't'l from tlic ”II“. u lot of iiiixctl Milllplt'».
Most ltniisckccpcrs lllltl IIIt'Ill IlSt‘llll in various I) secs about
the house. and they :ri'c qiiiic lilt'txllt'ilhln‘.
25c each.
(‘orpct Sturc. first floor.
Summer Cook Stoves.
Iliiriiip,‘ lIic sliiiioici' for rcnsnus of comfort Its \H'll :le
(Impurity. many housekeepers do not kccp a continuous lirc
in lllt‘ kitchen. but tlicrc ill‘t‘ time». \vIu-o a“ quick and Iillt‘ll‘it‘
lli‘lil I» ilt‘i‘tltftl ltll‘ linking or lm-iliog. lot this lllt‘ Sterling
I’Iti‘ituii IiInc Home tliI Sim-c is ideal. Anything that m.
In: door on no ordinary cuzil rziiigc con luc (lone \\IIII flu
I
I’urilziu. .
One gallon of oil sufficient for eight hours.
It is \\it‘I\lc,~-», lttIHl'It‘Sh :Iiitl «‘Iiitikclcss. :IiirI ohcniii'sc
\VI- lunc them in plans from I in 5, ”inputs.
Prices from $2.50 up.
very clcoo.
Keep in mind the Diiincrware’Salc this week.
Cottage Sets. wry :Itirnrtiyc. from $5.00 up.
Window Screens. \\'c are showing :1 new kind with
pi'cssctl slut-l freon-s. 'I‘llcy will not stick in :I provoking
IIIIIIiiiI-r. \l‘lil'l) or hind. but will prove freely and zirc lllt‘i‘t‘-
inr cosy to linntllc. .\l;i«Ic In iivc (Iiii't‘i‘t‘irt si/cs, adjustable
to all windows. and (no llt‘ put in pcrniuociItly.
Is
”M' /
The D. M. Read Co.
MWOWM“O
, SUMMER
Wash Fabrics!
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Tt... sudden change to warm wcnthcr reminds cvcrynuc of Sommci'
iniioeuis. i‘ioscoi Ioiuiitions in the Dry Goods .\i .ilkt‘l has cuablcd
us to make furor Ihle purchase-.3 and or; are making Spcciul Prices for
our customers. .
Dress Ginghams at 10 Cents.
chulm prices lflbfic and Ho
Seersuckers and Chambray at 12 1- 2c.
Regular prices lbc to 18c.
Striped and Figured Galatca, 14c.
Regular prices we to 18c.
New Printed Lawns, 8c.
Regular price the
Fine Printed LaWns, 10c.
Regulur price 12%c.
New Bordered Lawns, 12 1-20.
choliuly sold for lie to 180
Other Wash Fabrics at Pepular ,Prices.
w'i: INVITE vous ATTENTION TO obs LINE or;
. Children’s Wash Dresses.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
84 Washrngtbn St, South NerWaIk.
"Telephone 446. ..
MOOOMONW
eeeeeeepem
Superphosplit‘ite of Lime, Potato Fertilizer,
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone,
Land Plaster.- ‘Air-Slricked Lime, Uhleiiehed Ashes, Nitrate of Soda,
Midst of Potash, Manes“ Fertilizers, Barn Yard
' Minute. Five Ihduwnd Bean Poles, Plowing, ,, ,
' "aflmflg‘i Girdenisg.‘ Gradingzr- . .: , .'
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Norwalk Chronicler