ll 7\ '
uremicmwmytl .
”I J!- 'I
name "I!
Ii ‘
”it“ WIW
..’I
walls 5
5 It Itamford I .1
,5 vs a seat to the of
5,5 lot of- that ortsulastlon t
'for the annual ton days’ If
{"5“ commence this yesr
This year the coconut .
«again tthmotwltew l‘riondon ar-
e I H I
or”. Fort us'nsft‘ald Whig
1y 6
I, .. mulls Annasnesd- .
" bellowing details are announced
Major Sena
. h 6
6 mega... "lei. it?”
5 'I 5 hospitsIOorps; and the 1st.
fi'Ilth, 9th and 11th com-
t artillery
' yet-latent Colonel Dorsey.
“Illa J. Hurley. First Lieut.
Mil. Second Lieut. Walter or}
Q. M. and Com)?» mill
Alb; Barrows, J. 0.: Asst.
op pt. F. J. Adams, with two
I
r
”wrt Hospital Corps detach-
chmpanles.
Major Kin, First
I" . 22. 5555 2'52:
. rs
2% :th gags:
epoyt olpiiai
“‘i 1N“ the no.6: ms
6‘th cothpany:
. his»). and one
‘ ~ ‘5p00l' s detach
' I I 5 ”Merit Potter
4th company will act as quar-
Mind‘- chromium? and are
mass are at
nod staffMil oP
the
Iron a
..- TGI‘I
5W. alfalfa. wall" the
7‘ any? It Fort Wright the
it VJ"! thcomnany.
R Co with the In
Emflams of the midst!
' burp-Monmout, is in
00
MOW
5 . ‘iitters and com-
n medicav so gery chest to
. Incleldmnd the balance of it“
opt to renown .
mu: outwit. duos.
- bil ortdresil’ for this tour or
‘wiit’dnsludereitq olive .drab uni
t a case of crnplace
WIN theta .qu bi
r'thll National Guard rest
m'flih iii! ltia compdnles of tht
be given; work at the bi
merit-Te guns at the above new
I
. v
companies are drilled and Idail
tagger for infantry servic
._._.__,_._..___.
feed stems to nauseat-
Th e Kodoi now and Ill
.W on are ”light-I scam
M' C'mtflfmm about Whit J:
”atrium V II and the truth 0
" hemp? yer erbpltsr you him
or a my Weeks. it ir
here ‘by The Clifford Pharmac:
‘Brldge Poem , I "
' ‘Ilnt .way up them Kent mountsinsr In
.and four privates of the '
‘e hand and the so, out. its 3”
3.”;th All Over a Merry Widow Hst,
H
,instead of infantry work 5
.5 tiléuicse
rm I...» «the senses-
ns. Sunday for {it
his life. be out b 1 6 6
80 In number, had rose
all
C it
IMI‘I. b.4390“
It.“ .lou loans
rhadlb lemhthe
moan! out the“ our ht baud Yllth
iig thing like rr'rp dity by a rattler who
shall his fangs into the- flesh beloro
“cheater ademureswimm- to re-
‘a the “WWII“ upon him
still snake was “fork-
Mr. Wheeler was taken in hand
by Mr. Cruiser, who whipped out a
Mills homfiiclnodicalchcst. and opera.
edtho obeys and below where
ltrhclf, washed It out with
use tic-solid ion. wheeler; hand
If a teady‘ became swollen, And the
swelling extended to a considerable
porflou of the arm, but last night
much of it had disappeared, slid it sp-
.neared 111st .tlie hunter was In no dust;
{or of undermining to the effects ofa
bite. Thlanas the cal incident
occurred durln the tr p. '
The party 0 hunters, which num-’
bored about 80, as stated, I it Bridge-
rf. at 8:30, in a special c They
arrived at their destination at 10:30.
and were met by “Dad" Barber and
haulsI Mounts with four tally- -bo
coaches when the climb to the foot
of the mountain followed. The hunt-
Ira then worked in two sections, and
found I new den of snakes. laume 8
litre Ineclmens of rsttlers and two
gasssnakes werosecured. The party
arded the train for the return abou
5 o 'clocit.
“Rattlesnake Pete"wss the center
of attraction at this hunt. His arm
are scored from the fingers to the
shoulders from cuttings done after h 5
had been bitten by snakes to stop thv
spread of the venom. He had an en-
tire suit of clothes made from to skin
0f rsttlesnskes. He hssa t ugh
knowledge of snakes and is credited
Wtwitb effecting some remarkable cures
.rI
which is deadly in Its cheer, by
own nemesis.
“we! Ipepiic poison and the ratticr,‘ .s his.1
a...—
,Kodol completely digests all classes
of iced. it will set right at the iron-
ble and do the very work Itself for the
stomach. I is pleasant to take. Sold
by The Oil 0rd Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy . ‘
A DlVlNiTV HALL FLIM FLAM
GAME.
Too.
NEW HAVEN, May 26. —-Comlug, us
they supoeed it did from Divinity Hall
the rim of Jenkins & Thompson. Chirp
el street baberdashcrs, hadn't thc
slightest suspicion that on order for
5"one of the leftist straw hats, men's
merry widow style." to be delivered
right away, wasn’t in god faith
"My name's Cook—won know me—
Cook up in the Divinity school" came
the voice over the 'phonc "I saw
one of those new straw hats in your
window, and want to get one right
away. Send a boy up. They' rc u I
think. Give the boy 86 change, for
We only got a ten spot. "
He gave the number of a room in
Ideal Divinity hall, and so right awur
quick the errand boy was seat It With
the merry widow and the 80 in c ungc.
"Cook, " a ministerial looking fellow
met him It the entrance to kit Divin-
1
M4—
NT FALLEBIEC LEAVE!
magnum)». . I .
. ,5 ‘ “Elli I h of im
Wt; dill of thy eblel'gs1e of state
’- . whichrdnoivda tab visit
I. Falierlcs do Scandinavia
I
I”
'From Jenkins and Thompson,“ be
queried.‘
"Yes, sir."
All right. Give me the hat. Got
5the $6? [Alt me have that, too. Wall
here, and I'll run up to my room and
rshurs and Kins Edward t
. peror Nicholas, were inaug
, uwltimthe. departure o
' 5 W‘l’b‘flm Ill:
, e y oreign l
”3’ firms, traveled on a specie
,' h to Boulogne, where the party wil
.. Isrlr on a l‘rench armored cruls
' hits. for Dover. Preps
Ne been, made on the other
5‘ chaondidojlte President:
“Th5“. lee ‘a eccepilorl wot-thy of tin
er “gelatin” gslgtlng between 41611, -
151400 E, May 2
decorated with flags and boating
onor of the coming of Preslden'
. 5: The ewesidentlal part)
5 board the cruiser Leon (lam
5. Ix‘gm w the, flats of Vice Ad
be.rry Accompanied its
‘ t torpedo boats and turned
‘ era, the orpiser then Ief‘
\May 25. -—-il‘he Ffrenclr cruise
Gambetta, with Preslden
III! the members of his par?
orrlsede here Itrom
52...; after. 4 pictoclt on:x
”1g prementlal vlsito
U £19»le Mag
demo. Norman ship
6;: coihdmld of lord;
_ haul. .Vhlllg, la., as s
‘ngstlliiug Witt’s Kluge)
Wig: for about a year
I “bl
e election that
. film bya The Qllf
file'fid dge Phari-
otter. 5“ 5
We'll martini II
ripidisum r. a‘trmt
smote
JIM-r It‘llheae connections b
R4The city as.“
lgetkthe 810. Don‘t go until i come
no I! ‘
Well, It. would have been impossible
fertile boy to have compiled with the
last few words “Pd still drew his but.
for "Cook" Illdu t come back. it is
supposed that be skipped by a rear
mpte. Coinplslnt was made to- Cap-
tsin Dunn of the detective bureau. It
is not believed by the police that
“look" is abdua ilde divinity student.
A CALIFORNIAN'S LUCK.
"The luckiest day of my life was
when i bought a box of Bucklen’s Ar-
“ilca Salve." writes Charles B. Budahn,
of Tracy. California .“Two 250 boxes
cured me of an annoying case of itchI
lng plies. which had troubled me for
vears and that yielded to no other
reatment." Sold under guarantee at
F. H. Baxter's drug store.
FAMOUS OLD SCHOOL BOLD.
The real estate agent: of J. M. Lay-
ton and Chmpany, In rporatod, has
told forthe estate of William H. Mitv
shell to Frederick H. Rowan and Sam;
uel rummau, the attractiva property
located on the old King‘s Highway, in
Darlen. known as the Mitchell place’.
This property was originally Miss
,Rioe's Girls“ Seminary, and in the our-
Iy seventies was known as one of the
best educational institutions in thi
part of the country. Subsequently the
property was occupied by the late
Mrs. M. E. Mead, who had her school
there for a period of several years, in-
cluding the year of the blissard in
i888. Since that time the property
.d has been occupied by various parties,
2nd has been used for the most part
or ssnltarium purposes Mr. Rowan
and Mr. Grumman intend making a
number of improvements to the prop-
ertl’r placing the saute in first class
seat on glimmer rest
5 court! on so that It may housed for
s-o’iletltéllh
g' mharrelrin Little Hail Gala
Ward's and Kendall‘s Island.
amon’ s eyes, were discolored Ind
Nahum bruised. Nearby is Thomas
leffer
for. little. adding of throug‘
wit
.Ii
Park wher many ltilllaen
culture m list It.
.—-.—'., -».- . ,, H‘s...
‘ “M
Norwalk «inventions! Church. Rev.
} trinity of the Christian pulpit to make
f Paul, caught that same spirit learning
5 ' the it,
‘ I cussed by Rev. 0.
Sunday looming .It the South
. .Nsefsrisnd.
Charles R Minot! took as his sub-
iect “Manhood and Politics."'5 5Wlliis
“he Ibo
princi'p eh I It did not make direct re-
erence to any special loosllttes the way
in which he spoke indicruru I..lti be
had In mind some thluss With volumes
to local politics.
His text was taken frorrr the words
of the Apostle Paul to the Corinthians.
“Watch ye. stand fast in the faith quit
‘yourseivee like men, be strong Let
all things be done with charityfl We
cannot. said Dr. Macfarland, s'paraie
religion and politics. in the true and
lstger sense of both of these words,
we might as well try to separate reilg
ion and morals; for the true basis of
our political economy is inherently
moral. This truth was seen by the
ancient Plato and he set it forth with
eloquence in "The Republic." He tells
us there that the man who falls by
using good means really succeeds,
tulle the man who seemingly succeeds
y bad means is a real and degrading
failure Dr. Mrrcfarland went on to
show that all of our political questions
are moral or their basis. Mon say
that we must take certain moral Issues
“out of politics." We cannot do .lt.
Tiny are there and they belong there.
If, therefore, political questions are
moral questions. and if moral ques-
tions are religious questions. then the
church and the pulpit must have a
political message. i think the message
for the pulpit is Mom] in my text. it
Is my business from this pulpit to
send men out into the life of this city
and state: strong men. Men of honor.
with strong minds. grout hearts. and
true faith. Men who the lust of office
does not kill, men who the spoils of
office cannot buy. men who possess
convictions and a will, men who huvr
horror and who will not lie. That is
the poliIiIul duty of the pulpit of to
day. The supreme need of our time
and place arr of every time and place,
is more manhood In our public life.
and I ate the term public life in its
largest House, for in a Denmcrscy
every citizen Is In ibut public life.
Witness first of all the criminal neg-
loci of men who count themselves
good men. Go to th average caucus;
they are not there. I o to flu! average
political convention: they are not
there. Go to our legislature and you
find them in a hopeless minority. At
our lltlcui llfc stands today where is
the rsluuce of power? II is generally
with tho saloons and not with like
Ihurscirc They tell us that the sin
loon interests of this fitatc have sent
out thtir agent with the instruction
that be is to bring back with him
eighteen of our thirty-five senators.
pledged and owned. Whether this is
so or not the forces of righteousness
ought also to send out their agent
that eighteen senators might be pledg-
ed and owned by righteousness. 5
As we look at our political life to-
day Is it dominated by manhood? 0n
the other hand is if not largely redo-
lcnt with the atmosphere of sycophan-
cy. cowardice, lnsinccrity, politically
iustiilcd trickery, iiattery. veuslity and
envy, and the betrayal of personal
trusts? Do we not find men who unI
Inistukubly make distinction between
their private and their political moral
iiy. "
in our churches in this church. there
org many leaders of thought and ac
tiorr. Then should be the great inorui
leaders of our foreign population.
abuse vote should be Int lligently and
righteously influenced an guided. but
never bought. heso men should be
such moral influences in their political
parties that those parties cannot be
used by the instruments of the powers
f evil and darkness.“ should bc
hcir luminous to see that leaders who
are false to their honor and their
manhood are std aside. And most of
all, they should be ready to stand by
our- politioal loaders when they un'
disposed to do right. We must put a
new meaning into religion, I. new elo
meat into the Christian Gospel. There
must be a new significance for Jesus
Christ. He must beset forth as a;
living inspiration to living men lathe
midst of their duties and their tempts.
Hops, their noble aspirations which
need to be inspired. and their moral
weakness which needs to he showed.
The Christian gospels glow will the
moral courage of the Master. rue
New Testament shines with his manly
spirit and the splendid bravery of His
great- Apostle Paul. Expediency bad
no place in the consideration of Jesus
The fear of consequences exercised uc
sulding hand. if the Christian pulpit
can make men see Jesus Christ He
will shame them in his elfulgcnt light
and than inspire them by His splendid
manhood
He needs disciples today who will
say as did one of old. when the Master
declared His purpose to face danger
and death It Jerusalem: “Let be so
and die with Him." Men need invade
the picture of Jesus in the wilderness
refusing to bow down to Satan and by
it refusing to receive the kingdoms of
this world. 80 It is the splendid oppor-
men see the splendidness of Christian
munh
“One look of that pale suffering
face,
Will make us feel the deep dis-
grace
0f weakness. "
The glow of the Gospels is the re»
iiection of personal moral courage. The
three years of the public life of Jesus
is a trail of moral strength. He
could or ridicule. He was button-I
quered by defeat.
So the followers of Jesus must share
His imperial spirit. if that. spirit
hamblos and degrades itself the mantis
a slave. If it persists the man ist
monarch. So Jesus. at the close.
able to give to His disciples His oats
malestlc utterance. l have conquered
the world. :
The utterer of our text. the splendld
both to abound and.” lie .ahssedrrrto
reloloe in adversity and let it all tasks
him more of a man. ,
Ill ally in relation to gene 1 ‘
all into I
on you will prsu‘
"50 Star of Strengtha in see thee stand.
i smile upon myp
Thou beckonosr withn thy mailed hand.
And i am strong again."
The church needs to have among her
5mm“ the Increment of manhood.
If is not the business of this pulpit
to tell you men who yourshsli vote for,
or how you shall vote. But it ll lit!
business to toll- Iyou to be men, to ask
'hai you never let your pastor be
5.72:2. uxurd oi 5,5011 He will always have
nifection for you. he will always have
icndship icr you. But he wants more.
he wants to honor and rcspem you. It
cuts his heart deeply if men lie about
5,5,uII it rule It still more deeply if he
sees that you have tailored, or fallen
i want that this pulpit and this min
later should live in this community:
that it should move and help and up-
lift its moral life, but i want that it
should do so in and through and by
you Therefore “Watch ye. stand fast
in the faith, qult yourselves like men.
be strong, and above all let things be
done with charity, with mutual consid-
oration, with rinselushncsa. In other
words try to help one another to stand
fast, to be men. to be strong.
The men whom I meet are, many of
them, Well intentioncd. But. they hide
their nrpral lights under ll bushel They
look moral courage, boldness. nerve,
sand. backbone.
They act like children afraid of the
dark They see all kinds of dangers
some vcr’y imaginary once. They
dodge they hedge On public questions
of great moral meaning their expres-
sion of personal opinion is about as
clear as that of the old Dclphic oracle
Tilt y are on both sides. ’i‘hcv see great
issues as Poloniua saw Howler-cloud.
They are timid, scared. they need back-
bone.
The Ivrcut apostle was a lllMl of
strcnuh. but also of charity. So, as
be cxhoris. let all things be done in
charity. It la and to hear men villify
'Ilf‘h other. It III II degrading sight
to rice vuo-u when they lose sight of
trout public issues and sacrifice them
(I tlrr-ir own potty personal quarrels
iln nor do that. lit.) the opposite
Help each other to quit yoursrivcs
like men.
I
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
is not cmircly free from dim-use. on
the high elevations fevers prevail.
while on the lower it'vcls malaria is
encountered to a prorricr or loss or
foul. accordion in altitude. To over
come cllrrruio rrflcctlmrs. lasslturie, um
larin, jaundice. billousness. fever and
mm and general ability the most of
tactics remedy is Eli‘(ll'l(‘ llitturs, the
great «Iterative and blood purifier:
the antidote for l‘t‘ll) form of bodily
Itcnkucss. ucrvnusmes and insomnia
Sold under guarantee of F. ii. iluxtI-r's
drug store. Price boo. '-
"s. cm...
FLAGS OUT JUNE 15.
pm—
cavernor woodcut! Issues chisms
tion for Annual Celebration.
HARTFORD. May
nor llolllrr S.
.iunr- lb In Flag Day, when
celebrations in commemoration
that event will ln' hold
nor's proclamation:
that» of (Tonoocticut.
linliln S, Wmulrufi.
A Proclamation.
duty of the governor to appoint
limo it) tclcbr .III-
a..-
day in 1... “Jun the
therefore Ilcaiurrute Monday, the
terrain day of June. as Flag Day.
I rcuurrucrul and urge the
blom.
rlilccs marl
free people.
Gii’en under my hand and soul oi
the slate. at the Capitol III Hartford.
this tchIIyIIIith day of May, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand ninc
.htuulrcd and right. and the IIIIlcpcutlI
once of tho lulled States, illt‘ out
hundred and tlrirtyccconrl.
ROI ”)1 O. WOODRUFF.
By His Excellency" s Comm. Ind
THEODORE BOIIENWEIN.
SI crclui‘y.
-—Dyspepsla ls Americnn's curse
Burdock Blood Bitters conquers dys-
pepsin every time. it drives out Im-
purities. tones the stomach restores
perfect di cation. normal weight. and
good heal I
save "“Hoss" wss uo‘r RIGHT.
Soul.
Old Fashioned Trade ls Cause of a
Suit in the Common Pleas Court.
The old fashioned horse trade, In
which the kind and gentle natural turns
out to bc a quince lrns cropped out
again in the suit brought by Thoudon
L. Wright, of Greenwich against Hou-
ry Goven, of Greenwich. Wright says
Goven sold him a buy more on April
28,3908 warranting him to be a sound.
kin gentle and fearless of anything,
including steam and trolley cars.
in addition to all these accomplish:
ments the more was claimed to be
true in driving in single or double har-
uses, and a Women or a child could
drive it. But Wright says the nrarc
was not such a our time wonder, ai-
or all. lira its area Goven's state,-
ents were false fraudulent and in-
tended to deceive He paid .3150 for
campers have been filed» lit the CM}
dour-t 0! common pleah
_+_——-—
ONLY CURE FOR DYQPEPSIA. r‘
Mrs. Franklin in. _of New Guile.
Deb. says: “I so cred ,for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
The IOIMI- of Jesus Chrlst is the
gospel of our earnest followers of
duty. the noble facing of responsibility,
the» bpld confronting of dihioulty. the
patient MUD! 0‘ Calvary. the quiet-
.co hear .of. but nothing helped me
.tun ll 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one
50 cent bottle eased the completely"
For Info bl; R. H. Plaietod, F. H.
Baxter and 'l‘ e Clifford Pharmacy u
5 i’
26.4ln recount
IlOll of the adoption of tho stare nn-i
stripis as the national emblem (lover'-
wcm‘zurff has designated
[trupI-r
of
:l‘llu govcrv
lmnislntivu enactment make it ”IV
a
recognition. of ilmt
(‘uniincuinl
Congress adtiliicd as the national I-In-
blem our lli‘ltit'I'tl Stars and Stripes, I
ilfI
cliincns
of CI‘IIIIIN'IIMI to display the national
“Mil-Hylbiml of II uullod pcoplc apprw
ciniivc oi (hr lu‘llt'filrt oi'pollticul l|b~
oily and litt'llkt' in the I‘lutiI-sw—f‘rom all
pnhlkr hlludhtgfi uml 59mm; 51“,“...Is5 death shall not pass to the aIIrv55lIor.
{mm their Imnws and “mm, and but to the heirs of the deceased. Al‘iI'r
”h“... “f "M“. thereby bctokculug the marriage the Prince and Princess
their loyalty in file ling and to those
areal principlrs of which if is the cm-
rtud lot the teachers of our
children impress upon the young the.
story of the flag and of the great suc-
ou land and sun by brave
men to pro urn» it the standard of a
the mare..and Iow- asks ”00 damages. ,
.: was new
1!. Fl” i”
Money from All litter Offices
BRIDGEPORT May 20. 4Posilnlli5
ter Marigold has been notified by the
penal authorities at Washington that
Bridgepou has been made the state
depository for all of the post-odious
in Connecticut, including New Haven.
Hartford and Waterbury, which cities
become flag stations on the postal MP.
The orrir-r directs all pwiurusters.
from the sunriloat towns to the lar
cities. to send their money to Hri ge
port, lnsicrul of to the assistant treas-
urei of the United States at New York
as is customary. Payments must be
made every 15 days and it Is In) t0
Postmaster Marigold to take charge of
all of Uncle Sam‘s post-office rcvenpc
within the borders of the state.
The Hartford Courunt broke the
“(’WH to its readers under the caption,
"Must Send Our Good Money to
Bridgeport. 5' The new order becomes
opu-utiyo June 30. For some flint5
Bridgeport has been the depository of
the state for the fourth class
offices in the small towns while ll of
the rural free delivery carriers in the
state have been paid from this city.
Each postofllco pays its own Individ-
ual cxpcnscg out of its receipts and
what is left comes to this city under
the m w order, excepting the money or-
tier lcvcnue. Several postmnstcrs of
other places were in this city today
conferring with Postmaster Marigold
in relation to the changes which will
make necessary the appointment of an-
other clcrit in the cashiers (lobar-I
ment.
8100 REWARD $i00. 5
The readers of this paper will bl-
pleascd to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been nblc to f‘llf‘(' In all its st. rues , and
that is (lutIrrrh. liull'u Crrtnrrlr Care
is the only positivo cure now known
to the irrcrlicnl Iratcrulty. 5Cuinrrh bo-
Ing u «institutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hull's Cu-
tnrrh Cure is taken internally acting
Ilircoily upon the bio0d and Yuucous
aurfrrcrs of the system. ihcrcby des-
troying the foundation of the disease.
an; givlnrz tho pullout strength by
building up the constitution and assist
lug nature In doing its work 'llrc pro
uric-tors have so much faith in its cura
live powers that they offer (inc llun-
tired Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Semi for list of testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY at 00,
Toledo. 0,
sold by Drugglsfs. 750.
Take ilail's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
WAS NOT MARRIED IN HOBOKEN.
w—
Mme. Gould's Attorney Makes Official
Contradiction of Story.
PARIS. May 25w”. ffucl'rnrrl. altar
any for Mme. Anna I'luuld, who is pri-
purinc the contract for Mme. Goulri‘.
marriage to Prince iicllc (li' Sagan, nu-
thoriscs the Associated Press to deny
the story that the couple were goon-t
ly married at iiolrokcn.oir the eve of
their departure front Anrrr‘lcu last
month. All already stated the Gould
family‘s opposition to the uutri‘lnso ha I
been withdrawn. The irnnr will In
published next Sunday. and thr- llllll‘
i'aigc will take place a fortnight lair I5.
the French law requiring Iliul the him;
be published ten days in advance of
the wedding.
There will be both civil and rcilrz-
lous ceremonies, the latter under liw
Protestant rite. The couple will by
married under when is known in
France as the, “acpnrurtlnn of property
and regime," mmrclv, caIlr pull) to re
main in absolute control (If his or lli‘l
Irun fur-.IIIIII \vblrh III tho cwm It?
do Sduau will reside in Franco.
Count Bout do (.‘astclluuc. tlu- Illvurc.
t'd husband of Mme. (louIII, cvirlcuily
is not yet apprised of thc exact situa-
tion, as he lnruginca that Mme. Gould
is still ircsitatiug with regard to the
marriage. Itic counts upon the contin-
ued opposition of George Gould, who.
he said, is expected in Paris with in a
fortnight.
Dchtt‘s Little Early Risers are
small, snfc sure and gentle llillc pills
Sold by Thr- Clllfortl Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
k FOR DISPELLING APPARATUS.
San Francisco Man Says His Invention
Will Scatter the Thickest Fog. -
WASHINGTON. May 26.4A cou-
stltucut of Senator Perkins, of Call
forulu, has written a lcztcr to the navy
dcpurqu-ut. asking that permission be
granted for hlru to erect on Gout is-
land in San Francisco Bay a newly
Invented apparatus for dispelling fogs.
No matter how thick and dangerous
the fog may be, by this new for; dis~
pcllcr, Senator l’crklns' constituent
claims that he can drive It away, and
make life easy for thc navigators of
vessels.
Hierappumfus takes up only about
fifty foot of space, and requires for
its operation the services of four men.
it will dispel a fog, he says, for u ru-
Bridgeport Post'oiiice Receths
posi- :-
nun. milling contain little
lone. ”New midi. 5
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OlJEO BRIAROLIFF WINNER,
Tyson's Car Attached in Action For
010 000 on Eve of His Wedding.
STAMFORD, May 23.40" the (not
of the marriage of John ll. 'l‘,ysou the
young millionaire motor car crItthIr‘I'IBt
whose lsotta won the liriIIrI-Ilff trophy,
come the announcement that a suit for
damages has been instituted against
him by Daniel Rohrer. of New York.
a former chauffeur.
Robrcr worked for Tyson two years
Twu months ago he ceased id be an
ourployo. it is understood that he
claims that trip heart and ll(‘i‘Vt'i-l have
been affected by driving Mr. l‘y‘sona
big cars, and that he claims $10, 000
(Inningcs in an accident at Harrison.
N Y.. In October last who one of Ty-
son's rare with Tyson a the Wheel.
run into, a herd o nouns All of he
occupants, includ ug Hohncr, p
thrown out and bruised.
Grun- id. Starr, the daughter of Dr
Alircd it. Stun, of 10 East Ninety ”sec
and street, New York, at ircr summer
home in Greenwich today. At his
home in Riverside, last night, he do
cllucd to talk about the suit.
llr. Starr. (other of tho bride-elect.
said he had heard of the chauffeur's
Ifiurls to collect damages, but did not
kllnuu ii:l\'illlllg definite aboutr the
suit
".tlrui‘ tiny evening Tyson‘s cur W08
livid up by III‘IKI‘NN servers near the
New York state line. Tyson was not
in the cur. ills aunt and the chairi-
lour \vcr frightened, and thought,th
pi‘ut‘t‘sn scrvtra were highwaymen;
CASTOR M
16: ”Infillts and Children,
ltr find In lieu Alva]: Bright
Bears the
signaturoof , m
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ARCANUMITES' SHORE DINNER.
On Thursday t‘Vi'illnH. Mm 3'8 the
llouri Am mum I‘ouuclls of Norwalk.
South .\'olu5I.Ilk lll5idgtporl and Stam-
ford arc to unite for an outing at lio-
rou Point. The two features of the
evening rm- to be a shore tllnncr and
a game of carpet bowls, bcth-cn
teams from Pouussus Council of Nor
walk and New Britain Council. This
is the final game in the series which
has been played during the winter lry
teams from about twenty of the
councils in the slate. and promises
to furnish a good deal of excitement.
The winner of the series receivers are
ll. trophy a cup presented by the
Grand Council. The price of tickets
for the dinner has been fixed at one
dollar. The game. will be called at 8
o‘clock and the shore dinner served
at 10 o'clock.
l'i’ REACHED THE sear.
Mr. E. Humphrey. who owns a large
general store at Omega. 0., and is
president of the Adams County Tele-
phone 00., as well as of the Home
Telephone 00., of Pike County, 0.,
says of Dr. King's New Discovery:
“ltsnveIl my life once. At least i
think it did. It seemed to reach the
spot-thc very seat of my cough——
hen everything else lulled." Dr
ng‘s chw Discovery not only reach
es the cough spot: It heals the sore
spots and the weak spots in throat,
lungs and chest. Sold under guaran-
too at F H, Baxter's drug store. 50c
and 8100 Trial bottles free. 5"
a AMUSEMENTS D
5 Home THEATRE
EVERY EVENING'THIS WEEK.
MOVING PICTURES
AND.
dius of six miles from the apparatus.
It drives away the log by a unified
blast without a Jar. The department
has been taking the miller under ad
viscmcnt.
Orlrro Laxative Fruit Syrup is best
for women and children. its mild ao-
tlou and pleasant taste makes it pro-
ferrable to violent purgativcs. such as
.vllls tablets, etc Get the booklet and
a sample at Plaisteri s Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy.
survrM'éa vr‘srrda men ALONE.-
NEW HARTFORD, May 26.4The
sudden death, Sunday. of, Henry Pier-
ppm, of Asbnry Park. N. J, was re-
portod to Coroner Higgins at Winstcd
yesterday. Mr Piorpont, who Was a
summer resident here. was alone as
ho had expected his wife to soon fol-
low him. Thebedy was found .in the
urilkman. Organic heart trouble is
givers as the cause of death. The In-
terment will be in New Haven. Mr.
Illustrated Songs.
Mstlned Saturday Only.
CHANCE OF :ROORAM EVERV
A . 5
Prices—5c Ind100. No higher.
FRIDAY NIGHT' AMATEUR CON
TEST. t
The La Villas,
Trsvssty Arthts. 7‘
Musical 'crrrr‘rrs. '
WILLIS 8t LEWIS,
Comedy Act‘ e
Plerpout was 39 years of age. 5
THE FUNNIEOV. YET.
’ONIDITONS OF ROYAL HOUSI-
' HO LO
Mr 'l‘yson is to be marricd to Miss
LISBON. May 25. —-Tho royal house-
hold of Portugal is being besieged by
its creditors and the newspapers of
Lisbon are filled with the notices of
oils brought by trudospeoplc against
. ts members. The courts air-curly liilvu
awarded a butcher $210 and costs, the
amount of an unpaid lllt‘lll. bill artillnst
Dowager Queen Maria Pin and the
Duke of Opel-to.
OUR STORE
WILL BE
CLOSED
ALL DAY
SATURDAY,
(Decoration Day).
OPEN
FRIDAY NIGHT
UNTIL 10:30 P. M.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. (”CLOTHIER, HATTER,
Foamsusa.
85 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Neill] ere in N I.
for freight Only
0n and after were". January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier :8, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street). every daY. (except
Sunday) st 4 p.111. height received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 6. 80 an
NORWALK STEAM BOAT CO.
Arming J. smith. 0. O. Housman,
Lessee. General Agent.
tummt—Mm
N The Clifford 5‘55
.t‘.
l-
5?
23
Excellent Cuisine.
nisnsrs Evenings,
I'tb'a b. m.‘
lundsy Dinner-I "I ‘ Specialty.
Dinner Parties» and Banquet-
tolleited.
CHARLES REYNEKE. 4.
prletor. q»
TOPJI l‘IOM ”9. *
MWMdWrWJrl'
We Have Taken the Agency
for the
Pope-Hartford
And you Have un‘e Cars of
that Mpke to. Offer.
F. E. Lockwood & Co.
announcers. ‘
Have You a T raveier’s
Automotiile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to tic wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of
the Trayclcrs
Fire, Life, Accident and Marine lu-
surancc.
J. M. Layt0n & (10..
. Minewporated.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue. south Norwaik
SHIVERING?
Have .you a cold bath room or cold
corner to boat?
. electric
Radiators
rile
are mallo'todioat just such plates and
under like conditions are Inex enslvs
to operate.
Prices from $10 to $60
No Odors! No: Gases! No Flaws! -
Reed 8f Volk
Electric Company
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 35:4.
Norwalk Chronicler