“ low brick moulds
,fl!’ a store. in Main
coupletlou.
iidorson lost a valuable do;
i week it Is thought MI
was stolen.
talc Brown cottages In tab
‘0 road. bits been ranted
mo. of New ‘York.
nhas hall;
has mglightlg
. .lh flue Irunthigzér
VIWI tbi
Tide“d
u‘ker haw
illi'i‘rsnibd
’i‘aiiiiiy, (ii
iii
rt" , have taken possession oi
ice Duryea place, South ave
(Iron Weed cottage. with
been rented to Miss Elia
ler, of Yonkers, for two ,
.. bbell. who resided in the
hot-l Whitney place, Stamford
last summer will not return
i. gar. He is now living at ll
illigl street. New York.
the New Canaan post
’Wllfl, ”as second class. il
l, and" the coming
during the past
nilhger of the local ' "
.‘llnl inatalled
’ allies
race-
",1 i
as man
son hi this dis
I W
il-‘c coast“ Mall rah one
just should awaits
, “idence abroad.
won" the prizo' oi‘
. I e ‘stt‘u‘y coficet‘n
_ ’s show window In Main
"mamas held in Centei ' ‘
'i‘ o Inc we“
were who‘ll}; receiver.
men Ion for h a work
lied In a careful not
' . .. New, Regulars wil
his uttioniini‘iiiii'
l {“Sflpiffiltyh: al'termon. LI;
.. all: air red team of
112m w"CIh‘b of the M. E
a boysgéeamj‘o Iran
(3' E. addict,”
.‘biiuI-éht‘p villi not all hmplre'
. game a dinner will be new
. the basementioflho church.
,a. spec!!! met-tin of the con
. gins-M tae‘ bur-poor
MWQ most by .I'uu
ottoblf F.- yifillll
SS tl’llltfil
iiiayrimouu artiste. stealer
elected a trustee of tin
d 'Charlest‘ Seinfdlct was
0 vacan y
llimw. M ii'lll's rehighh'tlo
Blnitwd was elected den
' , U.” E. bismuths'ldr, 'wiil
from Mo “to: concealment ,bo
- . “iatronmaefudgu tibb
in the Superior Court. Bridge
"viréélt The property waI
. 1905 for “1,500. The fol
. the assessment was ralar
, and last year the some
9' 053000, and thli
Bitter
i real on
are teetif it!
‘ éitflnllmate thus
‘ ed t‘ at. uh. 000. the low
W Wednesdays Selwthiiib'
I“... North and Franklin
‘_ all? wrestle and
slid D O-
a fair valet
d'bo*s70,'000. Tilers
so mural others who valued
owcr figure. for sibls
Judge it hinsor.
decision until next
flib South av‘e :
I
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far
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wear the clothing.w
MENTC.
Read What it Says oil the Side of This
Dre'ss Suit GaseP
Then stop and consider what it would‘cost you for one if you were to go into
one of the other stores in this city. Think. also, of the usefulness of thin arti-
clc, especially during the vacation season, when everybody is going away and
wants to have something small. but still large enough to carry clothing or
whatever they might need to take with them. This DRESS SUIT CASE is
given to you whether you are an old customer or a new one, providing you
purchase anything in our Men's or Woman’s departments amounting to Ten
Dollars or over. Open an account today.
Thin DRESS SUIT CASE is made of leather with a brass lock. ilnsd ln~
side has leather sldo straps and corners are ro- embraced with leather.
E88 SUIT CASES were made up specially for us by a well- known manu-
facturer at a great cost, therefore we say, come In and purchase your spring
suit from us and take it home In one of our DRESS SUIT CASES FREE.
_ Remember, in order to got one of those SUIT CASES FREE, you are not asked
to come in and pay us the cash in one lump sum.
more sensational when we say we give you the goods on credit. and let you
while you are paying us for it on EASY WEEKLY PAY
These
We make this offer all the
,
?' aov's united; sins.
:Toboggansd Down a Chute wnilw
Ants-ids a Log.
if Harry Atwood. the seven-year-oli'
1ion of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Atwood
iii Bethany, does not bear a chmmod
(life. the fact that he is alive and wol‘
6011!)! shows that his remarkable os-
'iape from'lujury or death after taking;
‘ll wild ride down a timber chute. ou the
ildd of a [lethally hill. is something
liltih to it says the Waterbury Amer-
can.
Few grown men could have taken
"he trip and lived to tell the story.
out little liarry Is as bright and chip
Lier‘ today as a week ago when be
lodged from his mother’s side and
undo his way to his father‘s logging
anip half a mile from home.
i The family reside on the Cheshire
imad, some two and one- -half miles east
Beacon Falls, and the father of the
boy has been cutting wood on the hill-
side which borders the farm lands. To
factiltatb‘the transfer of the logs to
the?wagon road, a heavy board chute
as built on the hillside. and down
l is the eight-foot logs are sent spin-
clung to the valley below.
‘ The chute is built at an angle of 40
ingress and Its length Is 130 feet. and
ifter the been had all been felled a
mm was set to work to throw the.
logs down the steep decline. While
this operation was in progress Harry
Dllé'w‘bh on the scene and took great
o lI§ht- In watching the big sticks
riding along down the bearded
”pathway until they crashed in the
big pile of logs which had accumu-
Hialed at the feet of the slide. He
watched the sticks spinning down
until e pile at the summit was ex-
ballet and the woodchopper went
‘ . for more.
' so has a nail
'rkablegstrqtieiglhi: shortly after
“PM"? following- thelr mar
’ II the Congregational Chul‘hh
dayiatternodn A fine coach.
wilt“. had been engaged
house-M19 express in
, fmhiew. York. The
amount. {ny decom-
~ cliotiiu'iary. Evei
, alert,
coin-
shims... 'iii some are
- fp,;hav,o~ .Itr Brian‘s
m 9°!— . tie,
A ‘..
5)
twenties short dis-
is modernism can»
in“, Jillian
. W ‘ 5min.- moses.
mantis roluetsiiti
‘ so' by the
WIM, ”hint his
r‘i ' fl
math
8‘
:As no more logs worn coming down
for as time being the boy climbed the
hill 0 find out what the trouble was
The man who was feeding the slide
Was way off afte'r another log and
Harry had the whole circus to himself.
He rolled one of the smallest of the
logs to the chute and tugged at it no
i’tli the biggest part was In the groove
and pushed with his little hands until
It started on Its downward path. He
clapped his hands with joy as he
lealized what he had accomplished
done. and rolling another stick to the
darling board, a bright thought struck
him;
He: would ride down on the stick.
Why hot?
Ho slid dorm the big hill last winter
:in biopigstlcker. and it was longer
«but this. This decided him and he
pushed at the second "log until it was
mady to go down and sat astrlde on
ill. At first it refused to start so he
, : facelerated its motion with his feet
moi-summon in
d the stick with Its rider commenc-
ed to’lnove, slowly at first but gain-
.lag speed as each foot of the slide
Was snod over.
Be on half the distance was cov-
area the boy was going down at a ter-
rific rate. The timber on reachin
the 1foot 'of the hill struck the plle_o
logs- with a crash that caused the lib
t 9 follow to describe ‘a semi-circle in
salt and' land in. the bushes some
20 0foot. disthnt,’ clearing a iii-cord ‘plle
‘ of wood at a bound.
,TlIelIasn at the top hurried down to
.tb‘e rboypbut’ when he saw the little
fellow ‘bniliis ‘feet- he laughed outright.
He looked the “boy over arid found
t " , )3” he had sustained but little infury.
e
- is. Ii‘Dititbi's
was blhfltOd‘atid burnished are one
‘lhdo western [will ‘hIi' foot”. ‘Ihd howof
, he: escaped practically unburt from
new suit to wear.
store to give you—what you want for that day on Credit.
hero is just as good as cash, and’with it you can purchase your wear-
ing apparel and only have to pay us on easy weekly pnyyi:
noll clothing that is made up for us by some of the beat nisnuiazturcra.
,and In guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the wearer. both for
its wearing qualities and workmanship. Come in today or any day
before thq holiday and get your suit for Decoration Day. We trust
any holiest man or woman. and let them wear the clothing while they
are paying on for it. largest and most iihcial
‘. , , . credit stars. and soil clothing at the lowest possible prices.
OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 10:30.
Wmmmmuounuonnmmme
Clothing on Credit
MEN and WOMEN
Decoration Day will soon be here and you will want to have a
Now here is your chance to get—and we
We are the world's
a...
rim. ctiueiuo courssr.
Of Automobile Club of Bridgeport. at
Sport Hill. Saturday.
for the third annual hill climbing eon
lost of llu- Automobile (‘lub of ilriiluw
town of Huston.
lilt‘ famous litolia car which “on iii.
lil‘iurcllif race. The owuir, J. 'l 3-
son of Stamford who \\ 1* iuulii
last Monday is on his bum 3mm: b it
Ills rui uill be in ilu- count. I iliiiiu
hi (I l'J'lbliilge. It ii ouliwl iii llu
amateur (luau for (hot tirs'iifiiril iup.l
and also ill the lrt‘i-foiiiil fol
liourd of Trade cup. Another lsuliu
cur is outcrul in llw class [ill gnu.
lino curs costing swim and mor the
trophy for which is the li. ii Milli u-
cup.
The following types of cars are ill-
cludod In the entries: Peerless. l.o-
mmobllc. Pope-llarlforil. Stoddard-
Dayton, Oldsmobile. Overland. lien,
liuiclt, Ford. Sieveuslluryeii. Sloarus.
Jackson. Muxwi'll. Ai-rooar, lilanehl.
Palmer & Singer. Knox. Corbin. Slur
plea and Tiioy. The latter cur is
built in Essex, nun. and this Is its
first public uppeurnneo.
Many of the contestants have tried
the. hill. The lirinrcliff lsotlu went
up at the rate of in! miles an hour. am!
the driver thinks he can do it in il‘.’
Tuttlo's Stoddard-Dayton, of New
Haven. made it Monday at lho rate of
55 miles an hour. The Knox people
have been down from Springfield and
claim' they are satisfied.
The contest will be in full charge of
Referee A. L. leer. who is a mem-
ber of the A. A. A. technical commit
tee, and is full competent to decide
any knoty question. The McMurly
timer will be used and seven telephone
stations have been established by Fire
Chief lierthelson.
The, fact that the course will in pro
tected by‘ Coast Artillery has added
much to the interest In the affair. Cap-
-tain G. E. Iiawes‘. of the Fourteenth
Company. of Bridgeport, will have for-
ty nrtillerymen In his command. They
will be ill full’uuifoml and armed with
rifles. and wilialso be sworn in as
special constables of the town of
Boston.
People coming from either
York or New Haven way will find at
the corner of Fulrlleld and Clinton
avenues, in Bridgeport, signs point-
ing the way to Sport hill. The direc-
tion is due north and almost a straight
line for five miles, so that there Is
little trouble in reaching it.
Special runs to the Sport l'illl have
been organised by the clubs of New
I
parking space has been engage d. The
militia will go on duty at 'f a. m. and
the course will be closed at 7 :30.
ed so thattfliere will be no dust.
Osmium ‘ ’
Gold Medal Flour is nourishing.
my;
anions wen-runesooo
Windsor Locks Point Structure.
The value of the bridge and appur'
Warehouse Point Bridge and Ferry
pany ls' ascertained at 393 000 by tbé
ease the amount of damage in favor
9 company by reason of the tak-
ing by the state of the toil bridge be
what malt likesifre ldestruction Is
”something thatnconmt be explained;
i ii " ' ‘
b
tween Windsbr Locks and Warehouse
lv‘lilyailie entries ll'l\'i‘ broil i‘i-ei-lvr-il 3
iii; don. unimigfiiom i3 .
port, in be ili‘lll it! h‘ ii. iii. luii‘u‘ii'row.
ill Sport llill. nI’O‘llllii'ly from
iii-liiueporl ruill'uail fll-llitill. iii liiv‘
.
’I‘ui‘sv i'iiii'iz-s illt‘ili.:~'
iliiI
llliII
New '
Haven", Hartford and Stamford and.
The course has been thoroughly oil- .
So Superior Court Finds Relative to .
tenances of the Windsor Locks and J
Co. and the franchise of said com- ‘
superior court committee appointed to ,
or: the
Your Cf‘l'dlt
W o
Ocmad eéO 3600 ¢MO¢¢¢N 00’.) us“
7
ti SEVERAL WOULD LIKE FREEDOM.
Petitions for Pardon-—Fsirflcld Coun
: ”l ty‘Cast-s.
Al lili‘ filil'ie‘ti UNI”! of liil‘ bozll‘il u:
pardons, which will i.“ lll‘ill Mobil. \
;.-il llll‘ capitol iii iliitimiii. illllll)‘ ii”..-
imioru m Weiiiirsilrbl lliilli u for pa;
l-.iii'2 l- b! iiiuiiu
prisoners who would . i;i- omi- more I
bliuilw liii' air iii ii'l‘iil ill.
Frank liiiiibilll iillil Jobu Howie;-
Illto prisoners, who fluvi- leiluIH
tum") limoslu-foie. poiiliiin uguiu
llzisseit has been in prison slut-i
;‘,iiilrcll 1379, Mill liliwloy was St‘ll
' ll'fltlfl on (,lrluln l' l. 1892, 'Ellullia'
,fi'lliui) nus N‘llll'lli‘ld to prison Ul
l‘o‘iruul l iii lull. flu {lulu one in fun
I n .H‘I fl r: l iliiilll) buigliiri lio \uiui
[ like In l'tl lib. i. in Ilriiliti' pull iigillll
Simuvl Kane a horse lhicf will Ill
lullili if llv lit in out, He was It'll
ti-liii-il Ul l-‘uli an 33. 1905. for iron
”in o in u! \ is. Jethro Thailand.
wunlml in git omi- money, and bi
{iHKI'tl Ihi lulu: r of number. llu ha:-
been at the prison slum? May iii of his
,l‘i‘lll‘, Hi‘l‘l‘llliz u Hl‘llll'lll‘i‘ of imm illll
and our-hall in two and onebuli
yi-iii‘ii.
STOE THAT COUOH
or it may result in pneumonia. lira
silinu Balm is breaking up colds when»
ever tried. almost without exception.
100 25c. 50c and 8] .litl bottles. The
cuhord. Boaters and Plalsteds. u
WORKMAN'S FOE.
Alcohol is lilt‘ lie of flit? sinking
man. inasmuch as it lessens his pro
ducllvc pou'ors, thus louoilug Ills ef-
ficiency as u worlilnun. it renders
him careless and indifferent us to
the welfare of his family. and results
in the children drifting into the Willli
shop and lotion at a time of lift
when they ought to be gainful. illi-
knowledge uuossurs to fit them ioi
the. circumstances of the futiiru.——t‘o
operative News.
“respondent-e, I“. II. liuxter, the popular
‘llruggla‘f. bus succeeded In getting the
s. H. ”my succsoariii.
After a great deal of alien and cor-
Dr. limvuid (‘0 in making special half
pllf'ts liiiioiluctory mm on the regular
fifty com size of their celebrated But“
rifle for the euro of couslipuilou iuul
dyspepsia. ~
Dr. Ilowui'ii‘s specific llllll been so rt.“
murkubly successful in curing collati-
puiiou, dyspepsia “fill all iivi-r troubles,
that Mr. liuxlor is willing to return
the price paid lu ovoiy case. where It
does not givi- relief.
So git-ill is the iloiiiund for this
specific that Mr. linxmr has beounublti
to secure only it lliimuil supply, find
every (llll' who is lroubleii with ilypep
sits. couslipulion m- lli'er troubli- should
cull upon liliii ui (moo, or send 2!; celllB.
llllil gel. slxly «loses oil the best medi-
cine over llllillt', on this special hull
piloc offer Willi lllli personal guarantee
to refund the money if it does not.
cure.
CONNECTICUT maeouic veran-
us.
A
HARTFORD, Muy 2Il.-'l‘lle 38th pn-
Iluui reunion of Ibo Connecticut Minion-
lo Vetornus' Assmiulion will be. hold
at the Masonic lilmlt‘, Walliugl’oril, on
Thursday, .luui- ill. it will lie the first
llmt! ill" association has met ill ”I"
home slur-i- Illill, ’l‘lie liieetlng will iii"
gin at ll o'ilork \\'llll \‘ouorubli- Mile.
[Of John II. Ilurlow, of Hartford, lll'(‘-
siding: ’I ll“ business will include the
reading of llll‘ master's illllllllll liil~
dress, lill' roporiu of tho lil'l,‘l‘l'iill',l' and
treasurer, and the report or the mnuu-
iiieui coililuiliov, To fill ”It' \‘lil‘illll‘ll‘li
i-nusi'd by lll‘illll this your, Venerable
hmsivr Ilui'luw has appointed llwllilli
(7. Killiouiii. of Lilcliileltl, secretary-
and ililmlil ll. Waldo, of (lliiuloubilry.
registrar.
IT REACHED THE SPOT.
.ir. l-I. ”urinal-or, who main. :i luriw
Ki‘lil‘rill rlnt‘n bl iliiii ;:l. «l.. .illil iii
lii‘irllii-ill (if iiil‘ Albania (‘iu'nlv Tulll
[liifilu‘ l'n. in well :is of in! Hum.-
‘i‘i-ivpminv t‘ii, iii l'liil‘ tummy. i),,
“‘53 of ill. liiliu‘u New l.)i:si‘li'i"‘l‘.\';
"ii sawil my lifi once, .»‘\.i it'lliii I
ll sum -iii in ii .liil llio
up”! -i \‘ til". :.i ;il if .1,’ iiivnghw
\iilll “\Il lliii'u «1 film . Iir
Kiii.:‘ .\i \\ iii t'lllill} not iilll\ leach
Hi iii: no: li I.‘]('2 it ill :11] ilii ia-‘w
spots and. ilii- ivizik 5pm.. ill lili‘l‘ill.
lhillh ii tiiii.
('Ei' a ”1 .ii..iuiulii.!i iii lbw Sjii'iiiitiiuii
i~'iiv i‘ iiiiipuin uf wiiiiiioi'ii
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
\lla I-liiiiiil: u iliisli of .N‘ i. i' i .il.~.
Ilel, says: “I suit-Prod for 3mm “lib
dyspepsia. used to have grout lil‘il'l‘fi’
utid l‘cblug. i iriiil l"\ll'\iililll: l
ioulil hear of lull nothing Iiolpeil mo
ulllll I look Iimalllau Balm and (no
50 cent boilio Cllred me completely."
For solo by R. H. l‘lnlsiod. 1". II.
llaxlcr and The Clifford l’hgruuu'y. ”
NEW HAVEN PASTOR'S WILL.
NEW HAVEN, May 3:i.-—'l‘hi- will 0
line Lilo livv hilnulii .5‘ lion e “no
’ilvi'tl in this ill\ in 77 (3mm nilui
iiid \lilil iliiil \tlllil‘ Il‘lllglzltii lil liils
siiinari work in lloiiib.i,\', ind, nus
mailed in the probate t‘iillll lolly.
ifli r H but] irui Hi! all moi llH unili
‘hr proving Illlii Signatures, 'l‘b,» waif
was in do 0le in iluiubuy under lb.-
iriWsi lilill.i :iliiiiii i\\‘(l ye'irs mm
Wll it Mr. lililiw liii‘l'l (be will nus iwn
ii ibis rouulry for [‘ii‘illlilllllg. The US
"all1 ls l‘b’llllliIh‘ll a: about $20,000.
A CALIFORNIAN'S LUCK.
"The luckiest (lay of my life was
when I bought a box of Buckleu‘s Ar-
nlra Salve." writes Charles II. liuilnhn.
of Tracy, California. "Two 25c boxes
norm] me of an annoying cues of itch-
ing piles, which had troubled me for
wars and that yielded to no other
treatment" Sold under guarantee of
I“. if Baxter's drug store.
HOTEL COOK DROPS DEAD.
1 WWW ilCl I) May tilt-Mimi Flinn
if Non Union «flopped (lend while at
\Hll‘ii in u lot ii bin, shore silo was em-
ployed as a cook, yrslflduy. lieul‘i
iliseiso is hell. \‘l‘il ltl limo caused her
(lt’lllil, Sill} was about 55 years old.
and leaves a brusliei‘ in New Haven.
'Ii.
w ‘ - ’wvy. ‘
‘doNderidur‘ ensure.
The following were Issued May 26.
1908. List furnished from office of A.
M. solicitor of
Wooster. pull-nits,
lirldgepori, (70ml;
1“, 'W. Schroeder, Bridgeport, fluid
or ‘Willt’l' jacket connection; C. It.
(look. Hartford. slick-lilo; I“. ll.
ltlrlial'lls, Hartford, curving machine;
ll. W. Lester, liurtforil, uulomobiio
horn. design; J. M. Drake, \\'i~.~il Hori-
fm'il. grliiilslolie ullaeliiueui: C. Cook.
New llrliulu, (tloilieslupigor; ll. N.
ileurd, Shelton. road and making
some; '1‘, ll. Hyde, .li'., \l'ulerbury,
butinu fastener: W. ll. l’t'l'lfllihl, Wat»
erbury. powder-box top; It Krona-
bergei. Moriiieu. lil"\it‘lt€ii eoiiibiuuliou,
padlock; I“. C. W,Iiite Meildeu, auto-l
pneumatic fllllh'if' playing lustlulueut;
Forster, Mlddleiowu. strip-motion
for looms; A. F. ltiit'liwoll, lil'li-iliil,
gearing; K. Ii}. Rogers, Soulb
cliesii-i'. tobacco product and mainline.
luring the sumo. ,
’l‘ruile MurkszIews & (‘o., lnc.,
New, Haven. ousting moral: Stanley
Rule & Level l‘o..
trademarks. folding rules;
Mfg ('o._
Now llrltsln. lwu
Maitutuck
\l'uloi'liury, (-i-l'lilin metallic
fabrics; Now-Hy Mfg. (‘ii.. \I'alerbury.
lnolullii- fixtures for bathrooms and
illl'lliul'il‘h’.
""lif‘llllll{, bleeding, priilruillniz of
blind piles )ll‘lil lo Dunn's ()lulment.
Chronic eases soon l'l'iit‘l‘l‘tl, llnuili’
l'lll‘t‘il. Druggisls uil bt'll it.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackcmo ”(harms 'ii'. Miller.
New York; \llfi. Iuiiilloiggol and son,
city; I“. W. lidf‘lll‘i, New Yolk; [-3. L.
Wish. illiiilll; L. if ilurlbull “liliill;
(Iiuil'my l.. ilrirlrwell, liiilguflelrl: Wil-
liam lluiili-is, New Canaan; D. W. liuy-
llll‘lllll. city: \I'. (I. Cliilfit‘,
.i. W, llivi'l. .lilll‘ii‘ti i“. llvzixiiii. id. 0.
).;.., bar. lll'l‘lilllil: W. W. Wales, ilurt-
i'mi. Luiiiiie i‘i lioll, r2.
York: il. “l Eill’l'l I’i‘f‘ii. Hfli'i'lli‘li: H.
(7. ‘.\'iui:li‘uil'. .\‘-~\\' York: U. \l'. lioll—
liiii', New liuwil; [lose ll. lli'I'ri'il,
New Yuri: \\'. ii. Turner. l) l’.
l’l‘iiitillll iii, II, N. l‘lliliips, l“l'i‘ll I-Iiliolt,
(‘lluii‘ivu .l, Hilllll. New ili'iluiii; .l. ll.
llillilll‘. .N'vu‘ llawii: \i'. (l. l’ulion,
\l'iiriii-siil‘: (‘. l-‘. Weiiii'in, Hiirii'nl'd;
i‘liiii'ivs llriiii:rr. New York: (‘. 1.. Will-
.\i‘.\‘ t‘uiumil; (‘bui'les 1". Scott,
Siillliuu, l-Eliuliursl.
iiiititill: ll,
i~2ziiizinl iiuuu's, Xizl‘ii'iilii.
. i‘s.
.x'i‘w
l.. l.;
"iii -. :9“: li- :iili‘i . . .., . . . ,
in?!“ 1| Mull“. t m if ,1”: 1‘ ”Us: :31. Clifford» t . L. loll‘filll. bpmiulli id;
' 1 ll). '1‘ {1"} Ni ii I ’ ‘n A. l". Uthlli‘, Lou Levy, H. Li. Simian.
firm: i r 1-...)i.)_1:. L" ri. A. I".iiu) W. Li. Muiiu) Mauilco
\‘esi . limp-no Siilliiun. hen ank; E.
SOUND BEACH SUhlifER' HOUS 3' t‘. li‘u .lt'i‘. II Show Mr. ('miper
”-“i'l‘ “""- 31-“ ~9= 'P-‘""‘”“ ills-i limiw. Mr w-iii A s. .lil-zi‘klmll.
ilily,‘ lll‘|"‘ llll‘d illi “ylllm‘fi ill ”in \l'\’ iitli‘llill'ii; l". H. Elfil‘lllilll. lirillllill‘ll;
N fur}. ..{ lino ennui: «Him : (nirnlinit V. W. I‘il‘.i'k..£ll‘iliilnli; .I, H. “.err'
”f i“‘m'1'”"”i “ "5' ‘1‘“ “m": “”1”“ Ho inu; (i-ut'uu l5. liiiy Norfolk, \‘21.
Hilton; l‘ limliwa‘ ("lii‘vill‘l"i'll‘. i" tilli 1“"? .. _...... w- -. a ‘
w‘i til $l.'-".lii‘li. ii is iiluli'Wi iii timer $1.30 REWARD $100
“5““; "'Hi‘iN'“; "i ”Wk "1 lb: m 'i‘iu i ..ii - is of this lltlllll “ill be
iPl‘u li'l'.‘lil i'ulll H} u ('. i““-‘ "' lib. :~. (l i- burn that more is ill least
.\'. \‘fl'liilllll'l ilk-ml .' Milli :. ‘ . up. iii'i-::il:iil Iliw'iisi- Hill! si-li lli‘l‘ has
iii-.uii 'l ' iii iir... “VI 1-: ,. l.ll l» \l.. “,1 I‘l‘lr. “I rm.“ lil :lll ll»; 5“,,“ 5;, full!
ill 1' s .,\l.l.illi.u'1llllil\; ( Hi‘.ll.’ln)'_ of \\, ”L,“ is l'll'illl'll. Hall‘s. (Mum) (Till‘c
.,.-,l , <’.‘illli.‘lli,»‘ ll :15 Suiiviili-l. .'\i“.l- i’» ”W inlllj‘ :iilt‘lliW‘ (‘lll‘t‘ “0“. lillOWll
(.‘alarrii bo-
requires
an lilo illi'tlifill fraternity.
Jug :i (wilsilluiimiiil disease,
-i .wusiiiuliniuil treatment.
:ui-i'h (“ore is Inimn internally, acting
illri lily upon the blood and mucous
:uiirirrv of the system, thereby (It-s-
[hiring the foundation of the disease,
uuil shim: the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist-
lug nature, in doing its work. The, pro-
prietors have so much faith in its cura-
ilrnil lxiilars for any case that It falls
to cure. Semi for list of testimonials.
Ailtil'i‘ss: I". J. CHENEY a (30..
Tull-do, 0.
Sold by liruggisis inc.
’l‘alio llull‘s family Pills for consti-
paiiou
,.
PANIC tN CHICAGO CHURCH. .,
(HILMIU, May 29.—-Tlu~ cemented
rest iliulc floor of the Lithuanian
(fbureli of Our Lady of Viluo
um i- \ way last night. as a large
congregation was leaving. 'i‘illriy per-
one were thrown into the basement.
bill a panic resulted. None, however,
was seriously injured.
UAS'I‘ORIA.
3.", a. its bid in line Alain Mill
Signature M..—
d . 4%
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TORRINGTON CASE POSTPONED.
'l‘Ulllthtl'l‘ON. May 29.—»Tbe hear-
ing of the three
accused of having badly injured Philip
railroad station here ucsday nuht, was
postponed this morning until next
Tuesday morning, upon the request of
the prusi-cutlug attorney. Ryan is still
in it serious condition and the post-
plini‘iucut is in View of possible new
developments in his case.
Point. - a ,_ .
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WASHBURN (
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3”“.
Hull‘s Cm
Mau- ‘
l
ili'lllgvport; l
'tlvo powers that they offer One Hulk,
Liliiiianians who are. =
llyau in a fight which occurred at the '
, WWII Case-of
EGZEMA
that has been pronounced in-
curable by specialists and all
other physicians. Such a case.
we guarantee DR. TAYLOR'B
REMEDY to cure or it wou‘t
cost the patient a penny. A
gilarullu' “wt counts. lius
nevor failed—4.0 cure. no pay.
blend for free illusiruled booklet,
Sold by
Platner 8: Bradley,
South Norwulk, Conn
KILLINGLY’S BIG ANNIVERSARY.
KILLINGLY, May Zil.-—l'I‘tiliill'uiiolis
are practically completed for the bi-
ceuleiinlui celebration of the town of
Kliliugly. July 2-5, nllll‘klllg the two
hundredth anniversary of the incor-
poration of the town. The olllclul pro-
gram as announced by the oouuullioo
begins with the dedication of the high
school on July 2. The day following
has been designated as govt more day,
when it is expected that the governor
and other state dignitaries will be
present. A parade of antiques and
horribles, and a parade of the military,
li‘oresli'rs. floats and uuloniobib-s, and
athletic clubs. will form :1 large part
of the observance of the Illil‘tl day.
July 4 and ii, Suluiuy, appropriation
religious services will be [1016 in the
churches.
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VALUED SAME AS GOLD.
B. (l. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar
View, Miss” says: "i tell my custom-
ers when they buy I1 box of Dr. King‘s
Shepard, New New Life I’llls they gel the worth of
that much gold in weight, if afflicted
with coustlpaliou. malaria or billions-
ncss." Sold under guarantee at F ii.
Baxter' a drug store. 25c.
” Obit STORE
WILL BE
CLO ‘ED
ALLDAY -
SATURDAY,
(Decoration Day).
FRIDAY NIGHT
UNTIL 10:30 P. M.
JOSEPH: DAVIS,
TAILOR, CLOTHIER. HATTER,
FURNISHER.
85 Washington St.. South No‘rwalk.
we Have Taken the Agency
for the
Pope-Hartford ‘
And Now ,Have Fine Cars of
that’Make' to Offer.
a E..Lockwood & Co.
NORWALK. CONN.
Have You a Traveler’s _
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a blind to the wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of
the Travelers.
Fire, Life, Accident and Marine lu-
surancc.
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
incorporated.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
SHIVERING P
Have you a cold bath room or cold
corner to heat?
,Eledtric
Radiators
are'maile to heat lust such places and
under like conditions are inexpensive
to operate.
Prices ii... $10 to $60
No Odors! No__ Gases! No Flaws!
Reed & Violin
Electric Company
36 washmcrou or can:
VTELEPHONE a ‘ .
is
Norwalk Chronicler