y. . 2—- atthew
. H 3] d' n
.. 10‘.th
lit-slob diam. don ae-
lror'dhs Jooelyn
. {tum- ryeteranar Also-
, I ti} inhibitions: in
'maimmast he
ho had been w
‘v (West, w
_ ol‘kln; on
. his a new answer!
1 ”mm Wk tor usunw n.
~. * . . 'ran. 1 s
‘ fifth" in the ori { in reply Mr. O'Brien id reiterday,
'. .0; James "1 do no know either . ard Or‘West.
warranted ibythlhpto do with the
filled“ not a temperance book, and
{sires employed anyone on is.“ book
, Wannabe-on ' p“
erytite. ill of the l s
.r; ' woman
_ slime ot‘anr kind. i presume Aim
't ass alleged awlndlera my here had
» an .iduui halos my name in connec
iiorrwllthwa a hook scheme to swin-
: ‘ ‘ d e syrups; cmeople. i want it dis-
" r‘ - c on are that i am in no way
rar, led to, the will??? muscled in any book scheme. and
. ' fi‘. 1th librarian is or ever but: been all—
, or as 0 use my name In connec-
. against it by Frank 0.
non» of the .. late avid 8. tion with anything of this kind. in.
" fact. no onshas- authority to‘ pre-
9' Wille’buflo 11“, b 9“ '“I' sent his in Connecticut except In“? at-
. Oil
torneys."
_ veoyerru} tag-4». .
co plalntulmlh4| all” “i" ‘ W
. ll 9 an ° Brazilian Balm never lost a co '
t! 88,
, .. boon against Martin 9;: manual it fun into pneumonia. nor
,, " gflhkmpn‘ehk. (1):”:th on earth
. at I e on: gr p germ. But
09. ”wists“ "00- ll my ‘Iou want Balm and a lent . so do not
,. ,1 ‘ ht til "' W11 g rifle with the small alias. ut get tho
i. , I ‘f‘iv' 0;“ no or 11.00 bottle and take half a
“l llllt “3‘3““ “3 .eefioonful in water every three
9 '5 “393- an more. Be sure to keep up this treat
neat faithfully for two weeks after
.rou‘think you" are well. to utterly an-
, Qiihllatn every germ in erary great or-
: «rail. These remaining germs cause the
is“ after effects; it is halfvcured grip,
L! the [rip starts with hemorrhage of
’ geimlllbrrol“
. mun-"en
.' ‘ n.
‘ so this emurrér‘ lathe“
LA‘ GRIFPE.
ti
’ en .
listens
. the loan give the large dose every in
' or 15"inln‘utes tlllit stops. '-
., , . tlVisitor-Illinois PACIFIC ream
"it!“ » ~ ' wanes u.
I . ”at The pro, OAKLA D Cal Ms l.v-’i‘hc soc-
wmdiailflgm on‘dh’eéifoyi of Southerii aciilc trail.
9' °§m “it 13:“ 3N0. 16. known as the Oregon Express.
3mg” ial’I‘ was wrecked at Pinole. last night,
"1 900'? loan man was killed and four injured
" The dead: w
Express “sensor Cummings.
Injured:
e ‘ g “reruns Cody and R. J. Ward, on
ixlneer. rfatally; Express Messenger
"Blthiinghntn ‘and “W. W. ltoderhorcn,
. 19-3. 9' 9m; helper. less seriously.
4%??‘135"? is , The wreck. it is said. was caused bl
21.———The sen-
. . 4 '13 brgkeu rail. No passengers were in-
. , , urc . ’
armrest, -.-———-—+-——-—
m, dimes on the sundry VALUID can: as com.
_ nopifitedthwtollowiln B. 0. Summit hicrchaht of .Ccrhri
’ tile bl, '. . f‘iiewlilivem View. Misc, says: "i tell my custom
lid glidingunow “386 era when they buy a box of Dr. King's
. : lid 7 Wither purpoflefi New Life Pills they get the worth of
- -.d'i“1 re-tnodsl‘ said that much gold in weight. if allllcicdl
din all necessary chauf- with constipation. malaria or billions-
Mil as. .theratojrduarausus
lit“. Will‘QIWi-bfllidiilif
nose." Sold under‘xuarantee at F. H.
. . . . Baxter's “9'3 store. use. "
: the heat as and plumbing sys- '16 WA—
‘lll‘mlh. and. (trims!!! and he oauauav POBTMASTER.
-» mwuwhich maybe Inch WASHINGTON. May 2l.—-Represon-
"£6" siren". extension slid comm. tative E. J. Hill yesterday recommend-
‘raggnqdclingcf said Wildliic. ed the reappointment oi Augustus 0.
stands; lilars. All the center’ filing an postmaster at Daub y. "rue
£3 madmemhund ”0 appointment is expected to a made
. ”'3' 'u _
n
1.. coin
in the .
.Bout Company. They fall to cover all
' shortl . . ,
Burdens
of those who are trying to be
chmfortable during the warm
weather. " Read am- the list and
see if you do not find'scmctha’ng
on you will need thia_sumrncr.
BLUE FLAME srovas
poacn CHAIRS -; Mt.
' f hellMOCKS "M“
ice casuu shamans i
.1“
. .
“brim... ‘ '98s K i.
is 5GB Eris
. QE-iaclifiiins
ll Moss;
“.21.
.i
Street.‘ South Norwslk.
, .
. Wail
re- Ladies’ Coats.
‘laiosl ‘
r hdlas' Skirts,
gens. use. 39.98.
W.
. , . g .
an. Suit » ousc
lids Silesia.» Suit! Noodl-
_ ' 51, F'- ‘i' ~.
ed km Sale of
3’ its
up arsln the Maidens we have never reduced spring suits
‘ W this time. but we considered the matter over and
" is t vthoreduc ed price you will, be able to Wear a.
aria Work rooms for less than the cost of labor.
ell-prices till:
sass. sass. ms;
1,) “:5 fl ~ PDQ: £3.53 '9 ‘ units Waists. he beat andmlargssi
i, ' ‘l' am. sinner prise no; “
W A
. ., . .
,. , .Coats and Skirts
u .1: . . ’ .
will “ll" 9‘" is ““0 money. as We need ready dish.
““5 “'9, Still: tly tailor made and the best in town.
as , use, 37.9%. tons.
' pigment» us: ' ‘
i '_
to term. from due to no.
av1t
. “ ' ‘ crests.” “‘, 1.48. 1.8‘
. “$33.95. at tile ’ '_ 5"
forms: prl e 35; re .. 8.
t. -1? ' l, :‘ Whiter. loo-inseam
til; former price “0; re-‘ ' Black"liim towered Petticoats. rsm‘
> .17 or».
loom xterm '
~ .‘ ‘ i , ,. .i; to . .,..n....gi ‘
, S ”I ' x . i .-
‘ m ‘ A .‘
'V
.. . D
“ 1 . . i .'..A ‘ ... ,.l'
gilt. disallow. and 33. .Sa. Main St. 89 Norwallt.
band The Bridge Pharmacy. '
, r sixty per cent. win, lose or draw.
‘ by.
, , ._.
u illdhdpp’par
. , id be
the some of Bartlett Due
to Criticisms by Public and
Press
NORWICH. " May 2].-‘li‘l‘lll‘.k '1‘.
Brown, counsel for Crz-n'z,:-.um.uzur
George L Lilley. on being culled diam.
fill his opinionpf the report of the
submarine investigation committee. ex.
pressed himself ns follows:
“i have not seen the out re report.
but i have read the control leo'u con-
hluulons. The number is 23. wk \ibar
by accident or design. 1 do not know.
They have ll good deal to do with Mr.
Lilley. and very little with the Electric
the ground gone over in the investiga-
tion, hut'genorn‘lly speaking they acquit
the Messed and find the prosecuting
attOrney guilty. It seems to me that
they are a titling ending of a most re-
markable investigation. They appear
to be the product of passion instead
of calm judgment.
"The members of mo committee are
martin; under the criticism Which
they have received at the hands of the
public and the newspaperlpresln‘nd
it would 8. or. hold Lillcy responsible
for it. 'l'l) ‘iisve overdone the mob
tor. The re t which is intended to
condemn Liliey is likely to turn out a
ct‘mdem’nnilon of the committee itself.
i think it will be taken by fair inimi-
ed peeplo as n Justification of who!
has been said and written about the
connulttcc. and that it will provoke
further comment of even less compli-
mentary nature.
"While people may fairly disuarec
on what has been proved by the inves-
tigation and what ml;bi huvr been
proved bad it been conducted by dif-
ferent methods. i can see no uround
for difference on opinion on the once
lieu of the purity and disinterested-
ntias of Mr. Llilc‘y’u motivca.
“it is a pity that on investigation
which ought‘lo have accomplished so
much either in the why of (‘iiiflllllhl’h
ing the guilt of n corporation which
has hruu so largely a lwnuuciury 1..
the United Sluice government. owns”
proving‘bidflnnoceucn and clearing it
of suspicion should have such n inniti
find impotent colicluuion." "
WASHINGTON, ll_ (7.. May lit-vii."
n vote of 167 to 82. lilo House of Roy»
rcscntntivcs. yostlzrdny, adopted as its
own the report of the special inventi-
gnting committee which ulnro March
it has been probing char rra preferred
by Representative Georgi: l.. Lilley. of
Connecticut. inguinal the. methods used
by the flimtrlo Bout (.‘ompnhy. of New
Jersey. in furthering snhmnrinowlmni
logisiution before (Tongues.
l
sprint meeting at the Hotel Gerda. in
lion-of officers is held in the fall, so
eitsslng matters of interest to the
turn-r cities in COnnertlcut during the
on. The chiefs are favorably disposed
water and fire departments in the in-
and always the inspectors make rec-
onnuendutlonn and suggestions of vnl-
Chief Samuel C. gangs. of Waterbury.
’ $0M
ummai lied.
a Connecticut Fire Chiefs’
only active and retirdd chiefs of hre‘
departments in this state, held it!
linrtford. yesterday. The annual elec-
the meeting yesterday was an infor-
mal gathering for the purpose of‘dis-
work of the tire departments. The re-
ports or the wuirillrers of the National
Hoard of Fire Utidewriiel's, who made
exhaustive tests or the systems in the
winter, were reviewed and commented
to this work. which seeks to test the
towels of the insurance companies,
ue in the development of departments.
The si‘nili‘sl conditions in Connecticut
were lnformnly discussed, and the
m tubers rcmlniscenacd freely.
lax-cuter A. cf‘neudricks, of New
Haven. president of the-club, presided.
the treasurer and Chief Rufus lt.
Rancher. of cw Haven. the-accretnry,
were also present. Other members
attending the meeting were David W.
Hariord. of South Norwulk; Chiefs
Howard L. Stanton, of Norwich; Geo.
B. Pitt. of Middletown; i). J. Atwood.
of fionth Manchester; l". W. Shellie-
worth. of Portland; A. A. liurubnm, of
Unionville; Henry W. Parker, of Slum;
ford: louls Krup. of Hartford; F. .l.
Lonny, of Bulileld; William 1“. Clark.
of Nnugatnck; C. A. Cameron, of West
Haven and Edward Mooney. of Bridge
pout; EMT/blots Robert V. Matted, of
Watertowu; Charles E. Menard, oi
Willlmnntic: John W. llcifomn.‘ oi.
lucky-lilo. liuliry .l, Rnion, of ltnl't-
ford; 'l‘liouinn l). llrumiulrool. of Tim.
ninnion; Leroy M. (‘uwlom of New
iirlinln. William I. Luvnu, of Morl-
Jeu‘. Uilvitl lions. oi" “killinuiord, llllil
John w. Douglass. oi \l'nillugi’ord.
The club cinch-d to liltllllllilil‘lillll)
«’ bills. Robert M. llnlno, of New ilril-
.iln. Humid F‘. illnrk, of South Nor-
wuik: Mode N. Webster, or Willimnn-
tie, and Iiikaioi i-‘runk ll. Btruns, oi‘
i’luimiilv, ,
Chic! Edward Mooney. of liridgln
nill‘i. Willi (‘ldl‘lt Hall. of the liridgtL
p‘urt dopurlnlrm and Chief Rufus it.
Film-her. of New ii you, come up in u
now Lilifilllliiifllt‘. u lli'll won just ink-
i‘u from ibo”lnclory. it la n apt-"in!
ll‘lm‘llll’iti‘ deaiuucd hr the use of (this:
Mooney in illllsV-'t?l‘lil_l.; Mamas. and this
in its irlnni trip.
-.... -W ”a
Kcnnruly's lnsmiw- Cough Syrup
dries not nonstipntv. but on Uli‘ other
build its laxative priuclplrs sonny
move the bowels. (‘hildrou like it.
by The Clifford l’hnrimn-r and
0’
Mr. E. Humphrey. who owns a large
general store at Omega. 0.. and is;
president of flip Adams Counly 'i‘clo- .
phone ($0., as well as ‘of the ileum
Telephone Co. of Pike County. 0.
says of Dr. King's New Discovery:
"it saved my lifenonrc. At least i;
think it did. it scemod to reach the
hilt)i-ill€ very aunt of my cdnglpw
when everything else lulled." Dr.
King’s New Discovery not only reach-
es the cough spot; it heals the sore
spots and the weak spots in throat.
lungs and chest. Sold under guarano
tee at F‘. H, Baxter's drug store. 500
and 81.00. Trial bottles free. ”
TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT MEETS
Seventy-five Members Present. and 9
Deaths Dennis the Year.
WlLl..iMANTiC. d ny 2l.-—-'l‘he ihir~
ty-nlnth unnuul reunion of the Twenty
first regiment. Connecticut Voluntocru
was held in Grand Army Hall. in this
city. yesterday. President ’i‘. if. Pond.
of llmoklyn. Conn. presided over the
seventy-five members present. The re-
port of Secretary B. id. tinnith and
Treasurer Charles Foutou worn pir-
scnted and accepted. Nine deaths for
the year were reported. The towns-
in; oillcera wortm elected: .
President-411mm Johnson. Pawtuc-
lost, R. 1.: first vice-prontdeni—«chry
Bellow East Hampton; secretary—43.
ii). smith, Willimnutlc; corresponding
accremry—nl. B. Baldwin. Willimantlc;
treasurer—Charles Fonton. Willlmnn-
tic.
Company vieepresldents~A. Elihu
Olmstaud. East. Hampton: B. F. A.
Rich, Westileld. Muss; C. Cornelius
Fowler. Nonnk; D. J. ll. Stearus.
Mansfield; E. Charles Scantou. Bron»
fusion; 1". Albert Leeds. New London;
G. 0.1:. Fasten. Westerly, R. l.; H.
John H. Folded. Count; 1, James Stan.
ley. Norwichrhf; H. F. Newton, Plain.
hold. ’ .
' Executive committee—Major Wil-
liam Splttle. Torrlngion; Capt. George.
Shepard. Willimantlc.
in the afternoon Capt. F. W._ Hub-
bell. of "New York city_ road a paper,
“Everydaerife in Sherman's Army."
and more years several other spcches.
, . h .
When your food seems to nauseate
take Kodol. ' Talus Kodol nowu'and un-
til' you know you are right again.
There isn’t any'donbt about what it
will do and you will find the truth of
this stateinent verificd'nfter you have
used Kodol fer alfew weeks. it is
sold here by The Clifford Pharmacy
.
W
GANS AND‘ NELSON SIGN.
SAN FRANCISCO. - May 21.-—-Joe
Guns and Battling Nelson have signed
articles for a forty-live round battle
to take place in this city on the often
noon of July 4. its. representing
Gaps insisted upo ’e referee hr
in; themes. but to thlaiWillie Britt,
on behalf of Nelson. refused. Gan: de-
manded a guarantee. which Promoter
Coffroth remand. ‘Tbcn Selig naked
nd finally the division of sixty and
forty per cent. was agreod as a. win.
our and laser’s and. ‘ .
» V
NOTICE 'ro OUR. cusromsas.
We are pleased to announce ‘ tbs
Foley's Honeyand Tartar coughs.
not and lung troubles is not affected
‘0 National Pure Food and Drus
low as itcontnins no opiates or oth-.
or harmful drum. and we recommend
elltr and wife. New York: J. H. Stltt. Hart.
33""
t did hear of. but nothina'hdhed me
.Con’nccticut
The Bridge Pharmacy.
CONNEOTlCUT SATE LIBRAFY A8-
SOCIATION.
ring Meeting Held Yester-
day in Rockvilc.
rtotfinritit my hwWTllt‘ unnuul
spring. "milling n! the Connecticut
Slow llbrury Aumcialkm was held
horo‘yvsiordnr. and more limit is him-
dron educators nud librarians unend-
ul. Professor linrry it. March, prinoL
pill of the Roi-Milli? High school. tit.»
lit-crud the flihli‘il‘lfi of welcome.
After-Jim luminous satiation on inter.
ruling fonturv ul’ lilo proofing won an
informal dislocation of library topics.
in which lilo following led. on “two
subjects: Willis K. Stetson. New lin-
ch. public lihrnry. binding: Miss no»
on f}. llockm-ll, New llrllnln institute,
classification; .lunnibnn TrumbulL (it
is Library Norwich, delivery dunk:
Miss Fiorvnu‘ Russell. New Haven
public library. reference work; Miss
(lurolluu M, llou‘ius. Hartford lilililli‘
library. work unions the children.
At the nilornoon session lmvla N.
Wilson. of i‘lurlz University Library.
Worcester, Milne” delivered a lecture
on common clause in library outliers.
and President Luibor, of Trinity, one
on the old town library.
'i’HE WORLD‘S BEST CLlMATE
is not entirely like from disease. on
the high elevations fevers prcrnil.
while on the lower levels malaria is
encountered in a greater or less ex-
tent. according to altitude. To over-
come climate affections. inssitude. mn-
laria. iaumlicv. hilionsnusa. fever and
nguc. and upmrnl ability. t a most of
ioctive remedy in Electric liters. the
trout slicmtlvu nnd blood purifier:
the antidote for every form of bodily
weakness. seriousness and insomnia.
Sold under guarantee at F. ii. Buster's
drug store. Price 600. "
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliffordudcromc P. Senor. Derby;
W. P. Snyder. Helen E. Vobcl. Arthur
la. Vogcl. E. M. Condit and clinuifenr,
Philadelphia: W. A. Power. Hartford:
i. Niles, Yonkers: Jnxnos ii. Davis.
Hammondsport. N. Y.: L. E. Gibbs,
Weetilold: Charles it. Wheeler. V. w.
Dow. New York; Lewis Klein. J. A.
Sharp. R. W. Armstron . W. ll. CHIP-
mer. W. 1. Arnold. lies on; Cornelius
Beebe. Snyvlllc. L. 1.: E. A. inuells.
Kentucky; John H. Wolihnusen. l)nn~
bury.
Annual Sp
Mahaakeme~w. E. Cox. Hartford;
A. D. Cohen, New Haven; Mrs. Lcng~
newer and son. city: 8. Greenatcin.
Brldseliort: H. T. lllodgctt. New York;
J. A. Volk. Jr.. D. Csvanaugh. city;ol..
R. Hurlbutt, Wilton; E. S. Marsh.
Bridgeport; N. J. Brooks. New York;
J. H. Parker. New Haven: H. Rode
ford. East Orange. N. J.: (l. Sanford
ford; John Illtfman. Brooklyn: J- “-
Possenbers. n. 1.. Wilson. w. J. Kon-
nedy, J. Lynch, NewYork; M. T. Hol-
land. Boston. ‘
' ONLY cuae FOB DYOEEPSIAN
M‘s. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “I ordered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
' lchlng. i tried everything i
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent. bottle cured me chm“ lately."
For sale by R'H- Pia ated.“ll'_. H.
Baxter and .The Clifford PharmacY- 2"
— if i .2 .
It’shenough to make an emotional
it. as as safe remedy for children lg.
‘adulta. Plalated'a Drug Store and T
“dfi‘”?”§”l°‘f before MM mum
. ‘0 \
1!
Clifford Pharmacy. ‘ ..._.-.,......n... f‘,
actress wenp when ahecan't make” her
” 3 ,_,,
“his. . ,
an organization comprising some sev-
WW
. ‘ er
a‘ , a W ”firewall
todglvutlwbatpowa.
Thatbwhy
Scott’s Emulsion ‘
duhwhcnotbcrihlny
hi. it contains more power.
l is truly a body
a man. woman fight";
brokanibeirncotds iorwcight
byiliedsunds of can
fronts WSEMUISI .
lth‘a'pcwufuliiuiiuprom.
nominee-upped
i
i
‘tv ' “.
i . ;
.....«_.....~ ~ ~ WW... .
auzaAL CONGREGATiONAL M-
' costar .
NEW BEDFQRD, Masp.. Mu 2l.—‘~—
The report of the. Board of Pastoral
Sullllly by the secretary, ilcv. Charles
B. Rico, was among the business at
the closing meeting toduy of the lililih
annual convention of the General A8-
six‘iuiion of Congregations] churches
of Massachusetts. During n discussion
of the outlook in the policy of the
church several.»recommendations of
the National Council and of the New
England Coiiicroncc were taken up.
Rev. Thiuuiore E. llunilcld, of North
Adonis. delivered an zuldroaa on liil‘
subject during the discussion.
..- .. m...” a. ........
'--w4.s~ ... w
Amid lnzy llvor loads in chronic d!
siulpuln nod countipuliouwwcnkt‘ns
lilo Undo system. iinun'u itcuulois
(‘15 Jill! per box) correct the liver.
and up the stomach, cure constipa-
on.
WALKER NOT A JAIL BREAKER.
NEW lllll'l‘AiN. .‘llny 2i. iiiiiii Treasurer
ll. N. Stanley, of tho New llrliniu Suv-
lllgs iiuuk. rorv irwi yonlol'iluym ri'iml‘h
from (imirnv ll. llol‘l‘inun, of the Pinto
orion linicctivo unrcnu, who is in hill-
uunudn. in tho report. Hoffman fluid
ihut William P. Wnikcr. ihc ubscond-
lug treasurer of the bank. was not in.
wired in the mount. break for librrty
mode by primal-rs confined in the inn
with Wulker. I
CA3
(a n a: A . .
no." the ‘ ind You list! Aims M
of '
a.“
\
YALE MEN lN HENLEY REGATTA.
NEW iiAV EN. 'Mny ltd—"Y'nio lulu
forwnrdrd ill" entries of Messrs. l.lv~
inguion and (limits of the Vale nnvy.
in the artilllng i-voulu iii the llonloy
mantra on tho Schuylkill on Saturday.
This is the firs: lime in tuonfrrilvo
yours lhiit such onlrics tum- been
sent from here,
f“““wwm-r—~”
lloWitl.‘s Lillie ltnriy moors are
Silliill. auto. euro and dentin liliic pills.
Sold by The Clifford l’hnrmucy nm
The Bridge l’bnrnmry. "
"summer
liars you n coldlmth room or cold
corner to hunt?
Electric
Radiators
are mode to boot lust such places and
under like conditions are inexpensive
to operate.
Prices [minim to $60
No cum-3W0 Cases! No Flaws!
Reed-E Volk
Electric Company
as wasumorou eraser.
TELEPHONE 354.
Foster. the Yale stlnlont. found guilty
of breach of the prose at u l'ocont fire.
appealed from his fine of $16. yester-
day. but Willilim Gocbol, the other
student, paid me line of $35 and costs.
Chief Cowieu says he is satisfied from
that statement of Judge 'f‘yncr in his
finding that the oillcers did not use
unnecessary, force in controlling the
crowd at the fire.
it malicious attack upon the police.
You Want Style
We Sell It ‘
At $18. $20. $22
or $25,
Knothc Bolts. .50. .75 and $1.00.
J'QSEMAVIs,
us srooaur nave; auo'ri-isa
» .. arr-sass. ‘
NEW HAVEN, May 21.»(lralinm
At the some time
he chief did not believe that the spec.
ntora. whether students or not. made
But there is no extra charge.
Our prices are identical with
those demanded everywhere
for the same qualities—with-
out thc style.
a very satisfactory Variety of
Summer Suits and Outing
Suits in extremely light or
medium , light weight cloths—
mnde expressly to ill" order
by the expert organization of
Alfred ileniamin 6: C6.
Knee Drawers and'Coat
Shirts. .50 up.
TAILOR. ctormea.
BURNICHER.
85 Washington St. South Moi-walk.
MATTER,
._... ... . .M -............, ... ,.,,_
DO YOU WANT A EARTiCULAB
KIND AND SIZE OF
Screen Door
Window Screen?
We have about. 1110 doors of various
siylcu and class and about 400 Win-
dow Senor-us, so you will be pretty
corn to find what you want here.
We also hnrc :1 large assortment of
PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS.
PORCH ROCKERS. HAMMOCKS, RE-
FRlGERATORS. lCE‘CHEQTO, ETC.
F. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND‘ HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
Carded Tools, Blows.
‘ ‘Farmins implilllliiills.
Paints. Oils. Varnish.
and everything you need for
Spring.
"Get in line" and let us do your
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
ing now before the “rush season" is
on.
Norwaik Hardware Co
shop ass:- 11 wall at. ‘ I ‘
'Phonc. 39 Main St.
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Going to Buy a
w as
Range?
GET IT NOW
while we can make
prompt Connections.
Postal brings repre-
sentatlvc.
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HiGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.
TONIGHT.
4—IMPERIAL COMEDY FOUR—4.
MATTIE MORTON-
Comedinn. "
O'GORMAN AND CUSHMAN,
The Busle‘odles. '
uswmcruaas.
PRICES—5c. 100, 15c. No higher.
Matineea Wednesday and Saturday.
Beat struts, *1'06.‘
, Kerr's «Helm
EVERY EVENINF THI. WEEK.
MOYlNGAEIC'i‘URES
’Hlustrnted Songs.
" nukes: "suture ' bill
cHANo' “or gzyognm-xavsm
nauseous Pa'izsé To a: oivsu
awav“ saroaoawmeur.
audience do it.
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Comnaily'n
Prices-ran and 10°.“ ' No‘ higher.
the receipt of an ofllclal notice from
the comptroller of the currency. in
Fish, of. Vol-gunners, for the past «ism
years national bank examiner for Ver-
mont and part of Massachusetts. has
had been canvassing in the First Con-
lcl‘.
for womon'nnd children. its mild ac-
tion and plehannt taste makes it DI‘G'
forrnblv to violent purgntivcs, such its
pills. tablets. etc. Get the booklet and
u sample at l’lnlsicd's Drug Store a
The Clifford Pharmacy.
‘auk' xamua casein w
it turd). Vt, lilia‘y airlllollowing
which the latter called attention to
the rule forbidding political activity
by government eniployos. Frank la.
submitted ills resignation. Mr. Fish
grossional District for the nomination
for COBKI‘US'. uni it was this which
caused the no..ce from tho comptrol-
W
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is be“
no
so
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ESTER’S PILLS
’l‘lllt IAIOND Bl] ‘ .
. llrill'Alll your Dru Altb'
. .3 alum-ma on
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my swans. 3n: out
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M “nutrient-m
A 0 n l ANIDPJLULMU
”Emulsions-femAlv/ayskcliah:
Bl DililfidlSiS EVERYWHERE
ave You a Traveler’s
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before pulling a hand to the wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of.
the Travelers.
Fire. l.lfc,~Accident and Marine in.
surance.
l. M. Layton 8t (30..
incorporated.
no. 5 Railroad Avenue. South Nor-walk
Money “Addressed
to all. on their household furniture.
pianos and‘ other persoanl property.
without removal. on their own name
without indorser. '
CALL AND SEE US.
inducement loan b‘Srwrity Co.
. Haviland Bldg. Washington at
Gilles opdn until 7 pm. Monday and
Saturday until 8:30.
,
Before purchasing an automobile
use the new "FORD" ROADSTER,
with rumble seat. 30 inch wheels. fully
enclosed mud guards and many im.
movements over previouas models.
iFRANKLIN JUDGE;
:0 Kulght gt, Norwulk. Conn.
Tsiophoua 212.
n; “saunas...
of Investment Known
Based on the Permanent Ownership
of New York Real Estate.
soup *7. Guaranteed
Shares Pay Interest.
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio of five to one.
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal interview.
' a. l» coating. General Agent.
1a scorn tuning or.
3....
School Takes.
Union Sellout District.
who taxpayers of the South Norwnlk
Union School District are hereby notl.
fled rthat the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. lhid ‘on the town assess-
ment list of 1907, at a meeting of the
district held on the 11th day’ of June.
1907. at the Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the first day of
May. 1908.1“ Which time‘l shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson-Pow-
ell's drug store, 82* Washington street.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a
year will be charged on and after June
1, 1908.
. . F. A. TOLLES,
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District. y
9?:th at South Norwalk. April 2
NOTICE.
crrr TAXES. "
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven and one-half (7%)
mills on the dollar. laid on the assess-
inent list of 1907, by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, and the street
sprinkling assessment. laid by the
Council bi said city, will be due and
payable on the first day of May, 1908.
at which time I will receive the same
at ‘Idy‘oillcs. Room 5, United Bank
Building. 97 Washington street. South
Norfiallg. Penalty at the rate of nine
(9) per cent. a year from May 1. 1908.
will be charged on all bills remain-
ing unpaid after June 1. 1908. ,
~ - -, ‘ WILLIAM S. WILGOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City or
South Nor-Walk. ’ '
Booth Norwalk, April 30. 1308.
‘FRlUAY‘ mange AMATEUR GON-
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Norwalk Chronicler