. ' wvlw'weifiwdr
“flaw north H
aim“?§3§u
lain-lips» stem
thy. pl .
. I. ..I..I. . w
.. for“ credit for the
. haddievdooed Bevin Roe W
" ‘ oliIilllii‘ amusement resort
t. (i
asked Sunday whether - if
iv true that he basil-sumo.
_IaId:' "you" but would soy
as to the cause.
I-ilke entered the amusement
this city in 1000 when he took
I meat of shafts atISevin
the old Winchester avenue
H I, 80 successful was he that he
. ’I, . Itinued in his position through
I], change. and tum ago the
looted road, thong“l own ng‘ about
u“ "2%“?“2 mili’tilW2
eat lnsasger for all its parks
t York. «be It! piste and Con-
"sn- .1 VI
ably lllltliiii he's each In 'tasil
ls‘csd upon any one man. In
til. Street Railway Jour-
no his succesle work
so that he manages more
an any men I ..«iho coualwl
he has had up or .hls ._care
ix. and has also done 'the
leasing. ell ing of shows for
. . iii-lid wees work
I specialI attrnc
dell baby shows
ate it}? at savlll Rock
tward to with the
' on by thousands;
world is known in
Ilttl isnlmltkorxok ‘=
S
reall s nears regret that
. atthslrry 100-.
sch a” of deveo nt
‘ uc as little
v fill}; I‘ll. «
0 time. H0
Mubieswtlrkor and
I‘tlhe’ve‘ucicess he has
. , .
tag to iii’rf" Blake's closest
h I; absolutely mum as to
In of his Iresignation. land
firm is manifested“ especial-
WW {anything In all
summer
ellad cieai‘qqsslllng for
0 6months. As one man
. It: "if Mr. Blake wont tell
he quit there must belsomethlng
Mind. It...s.nd .pethan It. would be a
good thing for Mr. Mellon to inquire
Into the cause”
I.
‘1 4. man who Is In perfect health so
:2 at»
Ifor w left he
' I'flitilllwc firth Ci}! egers,
I Willi! 2a.. writes that owns
w; unsb to to work, e
.ia tobp 'over tie Ibis: own
, I ' Lbiiilldu F0105” s Idney:
, made a ncwfinod of him, He says.
*‘I- cess “>430 We! Cure?
3; all a Drug Store snd'rae olllroru
ow JIM {flit} ., mi".
.0 .
, .
*4
I .. an» honest day's work when
g- it: There
t of s 'vloient
“being ofgpersons hlt‘ by
'Ibyllccltfd'ntsl shooting.
”by automobils two by aspiosion.
lIle—llyxmi wallets: hitlily base-
all asphyxiation were unong
credited with one each. The sul.
guides for the month numbered 16; of
which four were by shooting and three
each by oarbolic acid and asphyxiation.
Thel'liomlcldes tor the month. were
thyeeI in Iunmber'. I .
l, I - ‘fyI W
I -- ‘ How's Tiller
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of comm that can
not he cared byihiall's Caturrh Cure.
r .i. or t 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. undersigned. have known F.
J. Ch ey for the last 16 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
abdomen trsnssctions and financially
able to clirry out any obligations made
,b
V” WA'wiNo. KINNAN a MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo.0 .
Hall's Qatari-h Cure is taken inter-
nsliylaoting directly .upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent f cc. Prict 76c per
bottle. Bold hyall drug lsts.
Tulle Hall's il‘amlly Pll s for consti-
pation. "'
. , Jun—._———__
DEFRAUDED ATLANTIC HOTEL.
BRIDGEPORT. June 2.—-A stranger
who replesented himself as John
Wolfe. of New York city. Is being
sought by the police of this city and
state for defrauding Charles II‘. Ruhl,
proprietor of the Atlantic Hotel. to the
extent of 8126. He pretended to bl
negotiating for the purchase of thc
hotel and the. proprietor advanced $12!.
before he had paid even a deposit.
‘ LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm now? lost a case:
never let it run Into pneumonia, not
lofts gripnwreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. Bht
you want. Balm and a plenty. so do no
trifle with the small sizes but get lb:
600 or Of. 00 bottle and take half ll
tedspoont‘ul In water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treatI
ment. faithfully for two weeks site);
you think you are well. to utterly an-
nihllato. every germ in every great or-
galt..'i"hese remaining germs cause the
evil after effects: It is half-curcd grip.
{f the grip starts with hemorrhage of
he lungs give the large does every ll
or 16 minutes tlll it stops:
MILL PLA‘IN STORE BURCLARIZEL‘
DANBURY. June 2.—-Thla gcncru
store of J. ll. Senior at Mill Plain it
which the village postofllce is loomed
was entered by burglars early Sutur-
ldsy and 86 in money. the receipts of
the money order department. for the
preceding day. stolen
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup is
the one that children like so well it;
take as it tastes nearly. as good on ma
pie sugar. It licts gently yet freely
on the boweisonnd thereby it drives
the cold out of the system. it is sold
by Th'e' Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge-Pharmacy.
,wpgt‘g gut-ins.) y'm‘e‘tx 3.”. wfllss .1 v. . .
. e
' l:
Ill-(£5261
.- l
2.1.012"! l 1 .‘I.“
a ,
o
Ital
.00 .00lellos' “Mtg SisIoIp
' “0.00 Lac e'Coss IMF-for, ..I.
£802. Chats
J: c»
e'
t
._M W68
2% - “Wait to I”
el" ”.1“
66"; :‘QUI'fi‘evuou
5“}!.A’\seeseiheieeeesssIslolssllllp .L“
“tells embroidery. 08.08 .........;-. ..... ti
“delimiter: mussels.
populist So.Ncrwalk.
South Rois Strcet, south Norwalk.
I udfllflli’wfi—W ah 2.
till :I ~
W
“Sim 98. :3. 9s and up
ladle? bless, $3.98 up to $2
hills“ you. dissection
in tow.
iI,” lily?" .I
and Suit House
i
-""“‘°"”Ssié‘”in‘“lloth Stores
will) 1.410153? Mus m TRIS PART or ran aura.
SQ'JI 1, "n‘
-5“i7 IMIinn St, Stamford.
30ml,
his
.0 I“. hill
to warn s1-
..._.— --”‘_"T"”"""""‘t
sNewYo kPrlces
a ssya borgala store. [pliant-y eifort
OFFERINGS
miifii ‘I'fih: ' ‘
aplI‘y; regular prices
«a
ml
ICI'HIIOVwee-IOIIIIsIIIOOg
110,13'
, sums“
LI i it?
lI.
, not renew them. W
_, ing to negotiate wI
mt
,. .
ll “kn
i I,
liil::*r~ iii. l i§00|‘l ’ I!
‘ “as”
l‘- i' w! I
It
ii iii Hiiiflii
Sismiord “Perilés Sling Suit
Against firs. Flcke to Get
Contact 'BsrrleilI‘Oilt-L- Nan
lisll BeenIArreetdti on it So-
.rlolls filial-as. lilti. $100 Bali
Was Forfeited ' "" .
‘84—...—
Tilerc is a good deal more than the
ground work of a novel in the case
which Judge John it. Booth, of Dan-
bury. sitting as a referee of the civil
'supcrior court. came down to bear
yesterday morning at the county court
house in Bridgeport.
The papers tell illut John A. Per-
son and Karl Konrad have brought
suit against Mrs. lions lI‘lcko to com-
pel the carrying out of ii contract.
The parties reside in Wcsiport~
that is, all but Person, who is a fugi-
tivc from Justice. having Junlpcd his
bond ill the Justice court of Weslport,
bcfors Justice Joseph 0. Hyatt. rather
than to answer on No counts of sor-
ious charge.
About five years ago Person moved
to Weslport. lie was then ill the cm-
ploy of the. Conllccticlll Railway and
Lighting Company. He illlod n iurgc
house and took, boarders ullll nus s.)
successful that be made up Ills mind
to-rull u ilotcl. ,.
During his stay ill Wlstport Pll-sou
had brooms ncquullltcd with tile
Konrad». Right here Mill. Lona
Fiche. who is it sister of Karl Konrad
unll Miss Kulbcrlllo Kunrull, llccldvd
to buy. the well known erlzbl iitillltl‘v
Istcull. which was held by the estate
of Mrs, Mary E. Wright Sillllil. who
lltllrcd up lllll(ii llliguiloll ill Bridge-
plus some yours ago,
Mrs Flckc bought tho propclfy and
thou. soil is ciailncd il‘iliit'd it to Pet'-
son and Konrad and gun- lilolll lbu
Juirilego of buying iiiI' proprrty for
the sum of $10,000.
Tho, place was opcllod us ll boil-l and
appeared to prosper. liui right llcrc
iii-rs. l’ol-son turnod up from the wilds
of New Jersey and Vernon wus arrest-
cll upon ll serious cburgo. lie on-
guged Attorney ll. it, Sllcrwoud to
rcprcscnl him at the hearing before
Justice iiyutl.
When the case was culls-d counsel
for Person Iitikt‘il for it continuance
and it was granted, lilo bond being
fixed at. $70. This bond was furnish-
cd by Mrs. Sbcrwood. mother of Pol--
son‘s lawyer.
Wbl-n tho case was called Pcraon
was not on hand and tho bond was
declared forfeited. The records of
the town of Westport do not show
‘illlt Iilt‘ bolld has born collected. al-
though it is nearly a your ago. The
niiciais fill) that It is up to the state
attorney to move ‘for collection.
in tho meantime. Mrs Fickc. so ii.
is claimcd. tried to dispose of tho
properly to other pilrtlcs. It was
then that this suit was brought to
enforce the contract. Thu-cuss l'lnd
boon pill to tho Jury. but it was flnlll-
ly agrccd to solid It to a referee and
Judge Booth was liiifilt‘ti.
Yesterday morning there was a
large number of witnesscs on hand
und both sides had a bunch of papers.
hire. Person was also prcsont with
her son. But Person did not put ill on
apparancc. hilss Konrad was there
and proved an important wliiioss for
the plaintiff.
6‘.TOEIA.
Ihm' littlliilasiisitilln
e
1' I I- ‘ , I
rlls‘ossltdit LOCKOUT»
Manufacturers Break Relations With
TrimmsHtstsmenL
The lockout of the hat trimmers in
Orange. N. "J.. spears to have, reached
a serious stage, and according to in-
formaticnIfronr that plsce_there is a
possibility that other branches of the
trade may become involved in the mat:
for.
The Newark News of Saturday print.
ed the following story of the develop-
ments up to that time:
Following numerous conferences.
the hut manufacturers of the Oranges
decided at their meeting yesterday afI‘
ternoon to break off negotiations with
the women trimmers. Robert F. Gist.
_ Secretary of the Manufacturers Asso-
ciation, was dclegnted to prepare a for-
‘ mal statement, which he gave out last
. night. in it the attitude of the officers
of the women trimmers is characteris-
ed as “suspicious," unreasonable un-_
business-like and obstinate." The man:
: ufacturers declare that their attitude
Is not In any way hostile to organized
labor. The statement Is -as follows:
“'We hare broken off all negotiations
‘ with the oflleers and committees of the
.t «I? 8: SonCo’s,
Hat Trimmers’ Association. and Iinl“
iliew of our recent experiences shall
regret the slide--
tion but. undert e cumstunces, we
believe our attltu e is Justiflable, and
will meet with the approval of all fair.
minded business men and wOmen.
"Wages, unionism and working
hours are not affected in any way by
the questions Involved in the matter.
Ilf the trimmers had been fair and rea-
sonable in their attitude and been will.
‘us In a business
like way. the sail difficulty would
me with their associ is not the
embership of It. but t e impractica-
le and unreasonablé character of its
management. I
‘ “The matter is not slid cannot be
construed» In any why as, on our part.
a hostile attitude to unions or union
labor. "We are all union hat manufac-
‘.l
I sumed a score of residences an
have been settled long ago. The trou- .
.Illcl.‘ “W"
e o“g'
no unions. .II the ills
f '.'s 'l‘rlmmers' Association
ducted ss intelligently and practiasill‘I
Idiom unhmswin our ..th
ieiilgcllt and reasonable, but the ofti-'
cats and committees with which we
have held negotiations have not been
susceptible to fair argument. We have
not been ill-led fairly nor In a businessl-
like way, and so far as we are con-I
aLlc. pu lcui ‘Iusinosa men could do to
settle thl,I plulll business questions be
fore us.
‘ We think that tbe questions at is-
suc would have been settled long 850.
but hr the suspicious unreasonable
usllulucll by the women who are at tho
bend of tile Trimmers' Association.
The association has certain by- laws to
colltlol Its business with the shops.
and there are provisions on arbitra-
tIOn and other matters. In no instance
could we even peisuude the women to
have the association live up to Its
own laws.
ITho main trouble with the 'i‘rim-
mers' Association is that its manage.-
ment. wishes to impose upon the man-
ufacturers here rules and practices
which do not prevail in neighboring un-
Ion districts. They refuse, for in-
stance. to make any agrecnl i. that
the bills of prices made with t a mall-
llfsl'tllrors expire on May,,16 or June
1 of curb year. as is done by all the
other dcpurtnll-lllg of the. trudc, Wu
were willing to agree that the bills
of prices, which expire. in the full of
this year. shall remain in force until
May 16, 1009, but they would not lis-
ten to it. it is of vital lmliortanco to
hat luunufnctllrcrs that about Juno 1
each your bills of. prices shall be
agrlod upon.. Yul tho trimmers rot
“Sour
, mi! dimculty would net» have artsemi “
. e believe the large body of .tho wo-I
, then ill the Trimmers' Union to be in-
09"le wv llllVo done all that ransom -
uubuslnasll like and obstinate attitude '
' IHmlm-ffs'
all. yep is hlsll words rs
6|!‘flll “er fairwoa yorfulanlat’m
other ell-drillin-
30ml that l‘ssrai-nte re
the others i hsvo
best For
she. Pete
srr.h‘r-lr:.:iil.lt KW
wanted tours or your money bask.
[farting Remedyc 0.. Chicago or N. Y. "a
"irritants, litigious sons
new
a ..
C. T. PEACH FOR GOVERNOR.
M
State Ticket.
At the state convention of the social 82. (NO—Won by Mr. llur;nbum
ist party in New Haven Saturday liun- 1-39 Ii-' ...
bury contributed to the naturalistic 1' 40-
galaxy of names that Is figuring ill pre- third: time i: 07.
t
i" Levon cis ii In Menierlsi Day Event I .
f in Elston.
EASTOIN. June 2;-'~Muny thousands .
of people gathered at Sport lllll, Sat-
... ' urday inorn»lng to witness the hill
l'fl climb by automobiles lulteled under
a u ..lu smug. lemyOItyJ-J. the auspices of the Bridgeport Club.
The course had been oilcd and was In
good shape and as the different events
Were nth off it was set-n that the man-
agement was excellent.
The record
for the climb made by Tracy, the pro
‘fasslonnl driver, was broken by the
faults Company. of New York, which
made the climb in 1 minute, 20 sec-
onds. or It‘ll-5 seconds better than
Tracy's record.
The events were classed upon the.
value of cars. The winners were as
follows: .
Event 1. for 8850 cars—Won by Mr.
ilunncll; time 2:33. Mr. Pollard sec-
ond; time 2:50 2-5.
ldvmlt 2. cars between 8851 and 81.-
250—Woil by Mr Forbes; time 1: 4815 .
Denbury Men Heads the Socialistlc Mr. memo.” second,
time " .13 2-.5
Event 3 cars between 81:61 and
time
Mr. Forbes second; time
J W. Matthews.
KR.
Bridgeport.
Mallvllie, Car-
lllnlnurles to go ernntoriul l-.umpaiglls boudsll- Pa, fourth; limo 1-51
Waterbuly furns shes the l.lllcy, llurt- l ‘ ..
ford the lake and Dnubury brings for- 'M‘ C. 1‘ lllc)’; tlmlI 1:64.26.
ward the i’cucil The socialists nom-
Evcut 4, SJ 000 touring cars—Won
iI2"\clll .l, for ruliullouts between 82. -
innit-ll Charles T. Pouch. "f Danburyqlloll and Sit-000 —W0u in Harry 'l‘ut-
formerly of this city. for govoruor Mr Illa. Ncw “ill';t'li
l’cuch resides at 90 Garfield nvcn no, Swull Non llrilul'll ill-mull;
'mld is u printer In the employ of tthlIfliiIgslei-y Swan lirlmkiyp thirdI
n) 'l‘i
llullbury News.
time 1:29. J. W.
tllnc 1232.
time
U A lcllkllls. fourth; time
The contention, which was presided 2:152-u.
cycl- by Mr Pencil In the capacity of
Event 0 can; llctwccn I.l,000 and
chairman, reached the nomination Hill“ 34 000-'-\\on bi ilurry 'l‘uttlc, New lla-
illscii in Hilliil' ully llgri-clliclit on list!
question.
"\\'l- \v l"f unlill confronted \vltbllu’
ll. u uolk of lllll(‘ilili1 a lit "Ill irlmmllu
room lIti .u-uls the work of \Vilwl'ill{
and \cl‘y bard. Nuw Illl-rc is u lllll-
clllllc Willl’ii docs lhi' work. Wc to hell
that I'll". girls agrrl- not to plate a
pi‘olilbltory price on the work by lbusc
Iillllliiilit'rl. ’l‘lu-y would not upri- I.
they even rl-fllsl-d to llrbill'lltlI oil the
Sltmiitiil of price in the very files of
air own by-liiws on that point.
“Wc uskiId (ill-m to savor m "it'
any fall-ion iiit‘l‘f‘ sl.llll bi- no division
of the \tork.. bu) have a mic D)
which the lust Il'ililliil‘f's may not do
more work than others. Thor.» is no
such rule as this ulllcilg iilt‘ mull, cs-
ccpt‘ In tilt: dull srumns, Thu result
of tho mic is that when We nrc bury
the fast trimmers. alter commuting inc
silotuivni of work ullowl-d liltilli, cltllcr
sit around “HRH": go home in ordur
that tile slumr ours can catch uti.
“We uflk the association to register
it suificlciil nunlbcl- of girls in tho luc-
lol'leli to |)l'()\'idt‘ against a shortage.
but oven that point was not metoln a
busiilclis-likc way. An average of four
girls was allowed must factories, lint!
this regardless iillI sins of the motor-
loll.
"'l‘bn largcr faciliIrlcs worn in sumo
instances allows-a lghf gills but even
that was olll,of dilution to the num-
ber needed. and it has plated impossl
bin to gut lilc girls to llgrcc to a rod
sonuhly fair number. \\-c sailed that
it girl rlIgislcllIll in u fuC'Itot) shall in
obligcd to roam: in ill lllllt illli‘tr) for a
period of six llllullils null snow ll ( llInr-
once. but they refused that by lip: lili-
practicable and ullbusluoss-Illkl- propu-
sllion that iiit‘ firm silall‘nut be. at.
liberty to dischargi- any such girl for
any cause within six mlmtbs.
"Wu. rcitr lo the In t that all lilo
rlilcs lhnl hc havi- unlit the trimmers
to agree to un- recognised and ill fares
in other ill-urby districts. Wu cannot
understand why they obJect to them
llcrc. Wc \vl-ro walled upon this wrcl;
by n (‘Ollllllllll‘t' from a neighboring
district with regard to ”11‘ quchons
raised, Wc \\’t'r(' really and Willing l0
illltcll. Evcli Illul conlfilllicc informed
us [but In lbcir district they find prac-
licully all illc vcry rules which we. mil.
cd for, and which the Orange girls rc-
fuscd to consldcr.
“All that wc ask is that the public
shall rcmclubcr that thcrc is sbpolufo.
ly no question of unionism. of wages.
or working hours. the lhnr \‘ilul
things to worklllgmcu. and that there
has been no slitlcmont because the
parties on tho other side evidently in-
tended that there should be none. We
do not blame the largo body 0f girls
In the association for the present sit-
that thcy lluvc been so In udvlscd
of the true merits of our require-
meats."
omcers of Local Union No.17 held
a conforeucc this morning, at which
. lho statement issued by the manufac-
turcrs was discussed. After the meet
ing l’rcsldcul Brennan announced that
there was nothing to be. given out for
publication. choral members of lilt‘
union declared that the (merges ad
vanced by the bosses were not fair,
and that tho Jollrueymen would stand
by the trimmers.
THE BEST PILLa EVER BOLD.
"After doctorlsg 16 years for chronic
indigestion. and spending over two
hundred dollars. nothing has done me
as much good as Dr. King‘s New Life
Pills. 1 consider thcm the best pills
ever sold. " writes B. F. Ayscue. of In-
gieslde, N. C. Sold under guarantee at
.H. Baxter's drug store. 26c.
FIRE IN BUFFALO BAKERV.
BUFFALO. N. Y., June 2.—i~‘lre
which broke out in the Bwitsers Bak-
ery. at East Aurora, early‘todag. c011-
busi-
ness places before the flames were
checked. Morris I.an a baker. was
terribly burned and may die. The op-
era house was destroyed boss is es-
Itinlated at 876 .000; insurance one-belt.
ONLY CURE 58R DVSPEPQIA.
Mrs, Franklin sh. of New Castle.
Del.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of;- but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely. " .
For able by R. if. Plalsted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmaci'. ”
ltilidil‘ lllliillllf' on the question as illi‘wwrmr muses" ’l‘oolucy,
in leathers ill liuill was coillpkllnl-d of.
by tho girls us injurious to tho cy.os|
iulo tbllt when time is full work in '
nation. but it is unfortunate for them
Suiuldziy ultr-rlllvul. 'l‘lll
ticket IL‘i‘JLlCIi isu s follows (it H mm
Cimllcs 1‘. Punch, liullbury:
NP“ illi-
\I‘Ii; slur. Iiury of static,
1'.lul:tc,lluliiolll iit'llsld‘t‘l' N. A.
”t rsi iii iii, lll'idgcpllrl; tliiiii‘tliii'l'
E. Richardson, New Ul'iilfin; congress-
lllun-atIlul'ge. Erocst ll. Hull, Naugh-
tuck: littoral-y general, xEl'm'sf (irrgl-r
Iiiitigf'poli; pr. bitit'uiilll l-lcclors, ii. (i.
()llrlr, llnrliorll; Alba-rt llllnl'lllll'lll,
Norwllh; iilll'loii E. ll‘iii'ili.
Ifoiicrt Hullllllly. Mystic;
lI‘clllglild, llurifurd; Wililulll Appii
auto. Ni'w HRVI‘H; (Jilni‘ll-s lIS. illvl‘l's,
hillIhiiuil'srilliI. ’
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"ll pl to 5 inc 1,: clisurc :o nilt‘h'u' :l good
word fol lIleIclllc llllicrs," writls Mr.
II‘Irzluk (‘mllnll of No -.lii‘. Houston St"
"cw \clk. "ll ll :1 grand funllly modi-
clue for dyspepsia and liver complica-
tions; \iiliit' for lulllc buck and weak
kidneys ll Cillil‘ltli bc too highly recum-
illlillicll." Flcrtrlc Blitcrs regulate the
lUgi'sinc functions, purify the blood
and import rcncwcll vigor and vitality
in tho trunk and llcliililllfcll of built
son-s. Suill lllldcr gllni'uliicc at F. ii.
liuxlcr‘s drug siorc. 50c.
WESTL‘AKE BUED FOR DIVORCE.
Wife Alleges that He Was Unfaithful
fol-fer.
hinryx (.‘unnor \\'cslillllc, of llridgc-
port, lids bl-llllslll lliynrrc proc: l‘illuzs
:lllillilst. William A. Weslllllln. claiming
that he has been guilty of lilfiliciliy
since last January. Tilt“ ccuplc wore
Illlll‘f‘i- d Julio ii, liidt. 'l‘llc wife's innid
cit unmo was Mary Connor.
Pl‘flllt‘t'fi W. Glut-ll, iii Bridgeport.
oaks flll- Sllpl-rlor court to frcc her
from Edward ll. (li'ccn. Silo chllrgt-s
him with bclng unfaithful since Jun-
lulry, 1005. The coupll- wore llllll’f‘iL'd
May 2t, 1903. The wife's maiden
pump was l-‘rllllccs \Vellon.
(‘liris l., Kuyson, of i-‘alriicld, wants
a liii‘til‘l‘t‘ from Maria AKili‘iiI liurn-
than i‘cndcrsoll Kuysoll, of i-‘ulrilclll,
lloliost, llmt's ilt‘l‘ rcul uunlo. 'l‘bc
rmlplc \lerlI lllurrlcli August 24, issu.
Sim-l» .lulluury l, 1000. II is ullccml ill.ll
him-ill ilzlu il'cuil-li htl‘ ilIlSiiilllti (‘l‘llci-
ly.
lllt Kilt it this than lituglll
Signature of my!” 5%
WHITE SKIN Ohl-- NEGRO GIRL'S
' PAC-E- ' _
Bertha Rlcll, a gro child, will
have a partly whit face when she
leaves lllc .Wcst Jcrsl-y hospital, Calu-
llcn.
Sbc was badly burnud at her home
in l’ullllyru. while playing near a bun.
file. and the phlslclnns at the hospital
for a time feared her life could not
be saved.
They thcil called for patches of skin
l0 draft on the child. Several of the
nurses volunteered and large patches
of willie skin now cover the child‘s
lace.
The physicians are interested in the
cascucspeclully ill noting whether or
not the white skin will ultimately be-
comc dark, as that of the child before
she received the burns. The grafting
is a success—Philadelphia North Am-
erican. \
—"Suffercd day and night the tor-
ment of Itching plies. Nothing helped
me until I used Doau's Ointment.‘ lt
cured inc permanently." Hon. John. .
‘Gsrrett. Mayor. Girard. Ala. iI
,"BILLY" LUSH SEEKS CONTROL)
_, OF PROPERTY.
NEW HAVEN, June 2.——Thc Light-
house Point Amusement Company.
cently incorporated. of which Billv
( unlplctc H-ll;
ill-uh.- llulit by
“Eh” «D.
l’uillnlll: lliuvcn. third; tlmll
Abrubnul fourth;
Ii
" ’ lilliu. lI‘r rcigbl
tillle 1:30 Hi
Event t. for if. D Miller cup—Won
u (ur t‘flit'l‘t‘i i)\ tlicdsottn lnl-
porl (‘0, Now York; time]: 20. C. P.
Sillrldull A.. Alcott. Non lluvcli. socond: time 1:2l.
ll. K Sw,ulll iirooklln, third;
J. iioig, Brooklyn fourth;
‘1: 26 1-5.
Elcul s, for tho Craufurd cup for
nluutvur dr'II'llirl-l-—\\ on by Kenneth \‘l’.l
Mc.\'l-il ill 1:30 35; J. Dulg. lirookiyn
sl-coild: film-1:22 iinrrv "illttlc. New
H22 :5-5.
tinii- 1:23 Hi.
End“ 9, lioard of Trndr cup, free
for nl|~—-\\'on by Al Poolc; time 1:17:
.I\‘\rtbur lluii, sc'colld; time 1: 19 4-5 ), N.
.ilisbilp, lbilli; timc l: 20 3-;0
Alcott 1:22 2-5; K Swain. i: 22 Lil-5:
A. Silplillllycs, 1:25; litbsircdge, In
'l‘ysous ml which won at liriarcliif
11.22 25.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
on and aficrI .T adav..Jnnuary 7.
m’xllers will leave;
Pier 25, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover strcélivcvory do)“, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. in. .Frcigllt received
at Norunlk up to A p.111 m..snd South
Nurwalk up to!» :30 p. m. . .
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J.‘ email. ‘ o. "c. Hellman,
Lessee.“ General ’Agent.’
time
time
It Is...
A" satisfaction to the
man who comes to us
for his Summer Suit
to know that we. guard
against ‘istakes —
don‘t sell a suit'u'riless
we're sure it's going to
meet every' expecta-
tion. our clothes are
made for lon'g scr-
All the newest
Summer fabrics and
colors.
Sack Suits $10 to $25.
New wssh Four-in-'
Hands: as and soc
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR! “C‘LOTHIER. HATTER.
" FURNISHIR.
as Washington so. souls nor-walk.
vice.
__....._.. --wfl-.~ -_..._..
TOWNSEND’S
,rc- ,
Lush. former manager of'lhe New L‘s“
vcn baseball team, is manager and
several men well lmown throughout
thd state are proprietors. todayvgegau
legal action to oust Thomas Butler
from the property. aller runs u re-
freshment stand there and claims his
louse entitles him to another year's
occupation- which is denied by the
amusement men. .
DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. It is
especially good for piles.- Be sure to
get DeWitt'.-s Sold. by Tile Clifford
,Pharmncy and The Bridge Flinn-r
.macy. ,
BEA th3, which reduces the friction,
likes it possible to use a wider
mach a with less effort: can be ad-
Juste very easily and quickly. ‘
C titles E. Dow,
' HARDWARE,
its wasulsn‘rou eraser.
'Piion. 007i
K. Swain. '
I'l
' Before pu'tiilg
li’tlte leave liver of tile
tod-iishocuidbspuilido
tiwplsceofthetorpldlivcf
ofthc mum
swirl
%¥m LattbuiIiIIflIII
Scott’s Emililln
of Cod LiverOll. Almost
ugoodmeuwliyenm The
Emmy.
Mmhof
littecilvllirlofiln eod’
liver lscontshedlnevery
“mussel-silo. as start.
MAN DIED 0F lNJURIES.
BRIDGEI’ORT, Juno 2.——Wlliiam
Baker. n sit-am fittcr. who was picked
up alongside of the trolley trueks on
Stmtford avenue. near St. Michael's
Cemetery. early Sunday morning, died
at the Bridgeport Hospli: ll yesterday
it Is presumed flint the man was
struck by either a trolley cur or an
automobile.
_._..
O‘HTOILIA.
3mm, :liamttili lull Aims slap
Signature
of
i847 1907
Plumbing and Steam
9, ' :Hcatih". ” ”
HOT WATER-HEATING.
, HO’I’ NR Hmrmm
sroves Alto muons.
stars AND rm woosmc.
Gas and steam Fitting; Gee Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling;- Etc.
HAVE YOU seen oust sTocx OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The JonesSlHl'itchkiss
Company
17 WALL STREnfi NORWALK.
up. 7.;
_,. W-.. _-
CityNatlonalBank
sourIs uoswsticcppu.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAIII. BANKING
I. BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00
aegis—._fi 9
SURPLUS ADIPROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lat Vice- -pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd VICQ-
Pres.
WiILFRED BODWELL Cashier.
-——-ds
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson: IHenl-y Seymour
John H. Knapp Sunni Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Surat-t: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
We Have Taken the Agency
for the ‘ "
Rope-Hartford
2 . I git-~36
And Now Have
Fille- Cars of6
that Maire to Offer. .
,.....,.l
E F. E. Lockwood & Co.
Hammocks
Have You-Ta’fravcler's
some
Liability Boiicy ?
hand Y9: the wheel
l‘Weulra agents of
the Travelers. .
Fire, Life. Accident anti Marine in-
surance. . .
’.'J M. Layton 8: (10..
. Incomrlted.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk
SHIVERING 2
Have yoln aI coldliyath room or cold
corner to heat?
r “.L .
are made to heat Just such places and
under like conditions are inexpensive
to operate. . ‘
Prices from $10 to $60
No Odors! No Gases! No Flaws!
I Reed & Voik
IIEiectrlc Coillp
Norwalk Chronicler