' 1“asdMu-LWm'su'a-M'wmxminWorms-ratios”.‘ ‘ 'lmn \‘ ' ‘ sited silvers ’>,I ”*W'ftm .4 'urt House: I 33 South Main Street. South ENorwslk. W WWW is " tat Reducho ’sire' Litres Sonata: 17 so 515.90 Ladies Coats for 17 so iia'sur 11.11 516.070 hdiis Skirts ' 1. s .9 315:0" “iii“ 5'" ‘0’ ‘13. “0 Ladle: 311528. gagmgsii [tow Sviis for $1.51 0.0 Ladies Wrists, the Ismail stock Lsiliéd’ Costs for 3498 E in town. ‘ i-fl Sale in Both Stores ‘ ’- 1 this st. So.Norwal|1 and 515 517 Main 51.. Stamford. 81 S011 Co.’ s, 18 wuss av. ~ ,, aNewYorki’rrces 14‘7”: '1'“ "‘ “11 " ’ i t-ftit'tlibo giiin mkgwr $5031 '11:?ng aEa ia‘bai‘gsin storo.1:nds oryE’eifort 1i ‘ o” ‘ ” plasmas , guitars trimmed witho lacs 11 embroidery; regular prices I“ mm III-sswlafléovlooowu n'ssso....o.vouacutouts-soccer. flairgregularpriceu.” may. 1. S1.” 91‘, trimmed with pilk’embroidory. tit. 98 ..... 01.05 Every day is the store thronged to the doors with eager, r The Entire Reserve Stock has been placed upon our titers and will be sold with little regard for actual value. If possible, do your shopping in the morning; and thus amid the great afternoon throngs. WNW..." TRADE UNIONISTS IN POLITICS. WASHINGTON. June 3 Organised 1lalror IIIItI the timid unionists of IIII~ rrols particularly, will play II conspic- uous part Itr politics during the up preaching campaign. according to it Istaicmetlt tirade hero Monday night ht I Secretary Nockola, of the Chicago Fad oration oi Labor. Mr. Nockela, irr ad dressing thc‘t‘cntral Labor Union. of this city Monday night.»utated that at the meeting of the Illinois State Fed» oration in Springfield, on June H. .lohn Mitchell the retired president of the United Mine Workers. would tell the delegates whether he would be willing to accept a nomination for governor of that nitric. He predicted that In the event of Mr Michelin at“ ccptnnoe he would be elected governor of Illinois on the labor tlcltot LA DRIPPE. Braslllan Balm never lost a case: never lot. It run into pneumonia. nor left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth that kills the tough grip germ. But you want. Balm and a plenty, so do not trifle with the small sires, btrt get, the 501: or $1.00 bottle and take half a teaspoonful in water every three hours. he sure to keep up this treat. ment faithfully for two weeks after you think you are well to utterly an. nlhliate every germ In every great or- gas Those remaining germs cause the evil after effects; it Is half-cured grip. If the grip starts with hemorrhhge of the lungs give the large dose every 10 or 16 minutes till it. stops. FIRST USER OF TELEPHONE. 'CHICAGO, June 3.-Wililam Ham- mond Hubbard, said to have been the iirst person toe-hear the human voice reproduced on the telephone, died Monday, at Lake Forest, III. tie it was whom Alexander Graham Bell. the In- ventor of the telephone in the late sov- cuties. selected to aid him in making the tests of the scientific discovery that has revolutionised the world. Mr Hubbard was 60 years old. A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE. "It gives me pleasure to speak a good word for Electric Bitters." writes Mr. Frank Conlsn, at No. 438 Houston Sit. New York. “it’ s a grand family medi- cine for dyspepsia and liver compilers tions; while for bone back and weak kidneys it cannotsbo the highly recom- mended." Electric Bitters regulate the digestive functions, purify the blood and Impart renewed vigor and vitality to the weak and debilitated of both spires. Sold under guarantee at F. H. Baxter' s drug “919.5013. \" MANCHURIAW OOOTI‘S JAPAN. 81‘. PETERRBU . June 1. --Ac- cording to Iatters‘i riceived item from Harbin. a serious boycott on Japanese wares has developed In Msnchuria. All the his Chinese merchants are partial- pating in the movement. The Russian inhabitants are alarmed at th. exodus AWN" origin [in museum IE EDEN 68‘ .. .isiii gtoli St, So. Norwalk. 11E: '01! Chinese domestics and employees. has stood at the hood of It has no final. LOP G: CO. outcome Basra tits . 1...... "M... (IIICMIO. .lnm 311-2—vifigilttll be. It dead 111111111. 112. In that) A [‘1 ac- cording to I’t'm’ lrcd ht-wton Scott, Those In an (211' ‘0! the llnirorslt: of Michigan. 'arilclc on "/1 Substitute for t Insoles." will be the world's capital and that Bantu will be he common langunat. English In solicitor to Latin and tircr-k but Inferior to Itrrnttr. he dreams. NOW 5 THIS? We offer One l1 I'rtndrcrl Dollars Ito word for our t'rrsp of (‘11: rrrh that cart not be cured In Ilnll'rr t‘alnrrh Cure F J (‘lil‘iflm rt: 00.. Toledo. 0. We. the undrrsigncd, have known F. J Charter for the last It years and believe him poricrtly honorable in all business transactions and tinnnclallv able to carry 0111 any obligations made by his fifth WAIJDING KINNAN & M A,RVIN Wholesale Drugglsts Toledo, 0. Hall‘s Crrtar'rh Care Is taken IOIBI‘ nally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent tree. Prict 7511 per bottle. Sold by all drugglsts. ' Take liall' s Family Pills for consti nation w— NAVAL ENGINEERS AT HONO ULLU. HONOLULU. June 8.—-C 8. Parks. civil engineer of the navy. and G. S. Btrrréll. an assistant, have arrived with several draughtsmeu to collect data for the establishment of the Pearl Harbor station for which the last con- gress made a “large appropriation. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. Ila Kiri You lists Alloy: bright Béars the Signature of W ANOTHER ROYQ‘l’.” ARRIVAL EX—E MADRID. June 3.—-—Thc Official (in sette announces that the accouchment. of Queen Victoria Is expected the end of June. 1 .oTHINKS tr savso Hrs. LIFE. 3 a... ?:(‘E ENGLISH To st: osao LANOUAGE.‘ may ARRESTS Lester M. Nelson. of Naples, Maine, says in a recent letter: “I have used Dr. King' 3 New DIspmery many yearn for coughs and colds. and! think it saved my life. I hang found it a. rails-I bio mined-y for t and lung com- piaints. and would omore be without a bottle than I would be without food. " For nearly forty years New Discovery throat and lung remedies. As a preventive of pneumonia and healer of weak lungs Bold under- guarantee‘ recalling the similar movement that preceded the “boxer'.' outbreak. at F. H Baxter’ to drug store. 50c and 81. 00. Trial bottle free. ” Headache brick dullness. Isnguor; or feel am, dull and tagged. ‘spocisl cars should be taken to maintain the general health, and to assist Nature through the time of annual demand. As a woman's remedy. 111v BEEGIIAM S PILLS have held first place for nearly sl ty years. They bring new life the system and supply neces- sary aid when It is most needed. - Bo‘schsm' s Pills “apart nerve force, sci: gently on the bowels, regulate .the bile, Improve the blood. create appetite and promote digestion. Their conic properties relieve weakness and quickly Renew Health and Spirits Selim. milieu-INN!“ ‘ A MANUAL on 11011711115. Of Value to Troops Rankinq With Ar- . tIIIcry Corps. A manual on mortars has been ro~ cctrtly prepurtrl =11 (‘uptaiu .‘rIr-rr'yn thickly tliattit'l nrtil‘rvr'y ounurcet “or the ’nrtllim'y district of Puget Sound. which will be especially valu- Iuirle to the troops which will partlcis palt- this stltrrurot' in joint maneuvers wllh the coast artillery corps. The subject of mortars is very irttlo known outside lilo coast ni'tlllory 51 Mice. yet Is our» of the trrost fascinating forms of artillery practice. The trrnnual Is also adapted to the Instruction of artil- ' lcrynrca In all branches of the. service anti contains among other features a complete description oi powders, shells. rrrortar's, and all the parts and appliances in connection therewith. An especially important chapter deals with the new magazine r'ltie known as the Model of Illllfl with which the army 11an national guard will IM' urrrrcd this atrrrrtnor, In it is rt brief but cont pr'r-Irt-rrsivr- ticst'l'iptlon of all the coat ponent par-is uptlrl' I'IIIc IIIIII their lirll'fii, the various cartridges and sortie slur pic and valuable Mills on shooting and the cure of the rifle. The state of New York has placed a number of these manuals In the hands of officers whose or'rnrrrlsalirrnu will}: rnrticlrrrrte In :11.- summer's main-tit rs around the forts. O .A. a '1' O n 1! A . tubal lot Ilsa tints my Signature 1 -_‘-m..zpum. .-L...... IN SPANISH FRAUD CASES. M “Cousins" Had :1 Bureau With Renular Offices. (orrnoctrcnt rerun.» “.111 have been in tlrr N‘iltml rotit’w Itiiilliii corrusrmrrrlinn for twrnr‘. worn or so ' this wock In til: I nivcrsity of CbicaLo WWI Press Scott Intimate that 'i‘litibuctno who hate trunks full of treasure that "cotisius' In Spanish prisons. thr-r arc pitting to hand our. will non have the interesting corresmudencr- irrtt'rrrtptedwfor' a while at least-«as ~ the Madrid pollen hare put the rinsing behind the bars in real tullit'Sl The 1.1 hclncrs Irrrd regular offices in Madrid and. as rurrcsrmnriortcc shown Irn.‘ agents conilnrtl in unions prisons to send out the lit'. it twat-aching letters which Is cc rtninlv a novel use for con vict labor The Madrid dispatches not that "it is hoped" that tho arrests villi put all and to the frantic but. as or rests Irate been made before It mat not be long before. a new generation of (‘.ultsins will spring into being. STOP THAT COUGH or It muv result In pneumonia. Bra- zilirtn Balm is breaking up colds when ever tried. almost wthout exception. 101:,Sbc,i’10c 11111181 0 bottles. The Clifford Baxter's and Plalsteds. " FOWLER AND HILL REBEL. Currency Legislation a Political and Economic Mistake, They Say. WASHINGTON June 3—«Reprcsen- tutivos Fowler of New Jersey. and Hill, of Connecticut called at the White House yesterday and told the president that they had not changed their views; that the enactment of the Aldrich-Vrcaland currencv bill was 11 political and economic mistake. Mr. Fowler_ who is chairman of the cont- mitten on banking and currency, said he w s not disappointed because he was ot made a member of the nation a] monetary commission. "If a thorough lrrtestlgatlon Is tirade and hearings are held it will become rr‘ppareut to everybody that the. only ' solution of our currency troubles Is along the lines of a credit currency". said Mr. Fowler. Paulina: Be sure to use Gold Medal Flour lHAnl‘r‘ffoA. YALE DIVINITY SCHOOL GRADU- ATE . NEW HAVEN, June 3.——-Thc grndn sting class at the Yale Divinity school numbered fourteen. President Hadley ‘ report upon any of, the forests in the . burned or cut over, and the wishes the owner regarding the use of thel _ Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received "lxpsrts Will Examine Woods at Slight ' Expense. ‘ 1 1 An Important stop in the general movement to brinf many of the rich Istnnds of timber n the South under a scientific plan of forest manage ment In the offer made by the school of forestry of the University of Geor- gia rtt Athens, 011.. to furnish timber owner's experts who will cxarnino and state. The object of the offer In to collect information in regard to the forest resources of the state, to spread a knowledge of forestry and to Improve forest conditions. The forest school will furnish the experts free and the only expense. which will be but no by the forest owner will be paid for the traveling and subsistence expenses of the export while making the. examlnu tion. In cases where several owners of the some locality apply the ex- penses will be prorated. When applications for examinations are made, the owners have been ask all to give their names and post office addresses, location of tract, arcs of tract character of forest as shown by the kinds of trees growing on the land the conditions of the forest, whether mature, original or' second growth. whether the land has been of land. THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD. “After rloctoring 15 years for chronic indigestion. and spending over two hundred dollars. nothing has done. are as lunch good as Dr King's New Life Pills. I consider them the best pills ever sold, " writes B. F Ayscus, of in gleaido, N. C. Sold under guarantee at I-‘. II. Baxter’s drug store. 251:. 1‘ . HUSTLING FOR CLERKSHIP. IIItlDtIhZI’OII’I‘. Juno lira-The cbang~ as made in clerkslrlpa In the court Item has opened a lively canvass for Ethc office of clerk of the common pleas outrun ulrlch appointment. will be made by Judge Scott of lmubury. The posl tion carries a palary of “.000 and it also makes the clerk practically an assistant clerk of the Superior Court BUCKLEN'S ARNICA BALVE WINS. Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1. Coch- ran, 1111.. writes: "i had a bad sore come all the instr'p of my foot and could flnri nothing that would heal It until I applied Iiucklcn's Arnica Salve. Less than half of a. 2.5 cent box won the «lat for are by affecting 11 perfect care" sold under guarantee at F H.11nxttr's drug store Daily 11......11 Y. For Freight Only. On and after Tuesday. January 7. I‘Jtifl. Freight Propellers will leave. Pier 211, East River. New York. (foot of llover stret-tt. ovary day. (except 111 Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. In. , Norwalk Steamboat Co. Arming J. Smith, c. C. Housman, Lea-cc. General Agent. It IS... A satisfaction to the mall who comes to us for his Summer Suit to know that we guard against mistakes —- don’t sell a suit unless we‘re sure it’s going to meet every expecta- tion. Our clothes are made for long‘ ser- vice. All the newest Summer fabrics and colors. Sack Suits $10 to $25. New Wash Four-in- Hands. 25 and soc. JOSEPH DAVIS, TAILOR. (iterates. HATTER. runursasa. as Washingtorl SL. ' South Norwalk. TOWNSEND’S ‘Vlctory’ Lawn Mower‘s presided. The Merslck speaking prize was given to Walter L. Ferris, of Oak Park, Ill. Those of the graduates who took part were W. A Shelton Pot can Oklahoma; D. W Kurtz. Lake Ohio; P. E. Mntlicis, Highsplre, Ian ., T. B Lathrop, Aahlaud Wis Mr. Kurtz was awarded the Dwight Follow- shlp and the second Meraick prize wont to “Philip B Whitehead Junea- ville, Wis’ . I What has secure of the old fashion ed woman ho went out to I k for her boy with it switch under Mr pron. E Char I thl., No money risked—w. refund It If not cured. Don't daily with Doctors and other Remedies. You have tried them and spent your money with- out getting any relief DR. TAYLOR'S REMEDY .has never 1...; 1 rod Is the only guaranteed treatment for the cure of these dreadful diseases. ita- mcmber, if It falls to cure you. we return or money. Send Or ask for free Illustrated booklet. 801.1) BY. PLATNER I BR DLEY, South NONI R. WAS NOT DRIVING RECKLESSLY. BRIDGEI’ORT. June 3.-0rr sugges- tion of the police who had found that S P. Rogers 11 chauffeur. rrrrpioyed by George Nesbit. of New Iiareu was not driving recklessly on tin.- night his machine ran into a rubber tired turn out at Stratforri owned by (.1 my ’I‘ra via the complaint against Rogers was trolled In court yostdtday. M ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs Franklin Bush, of New Castle. says: “I suffered for years with dyspepsia used to have grout distress and MI log I tried everything I («mid be r of, but nothing helped me until I took ilrasilian Hahn. and one “:10 cent bottle cured me completely. " For sale by R. H Plaisted P. H Bruiser and The Clifford Pharmar. y, “ 0" 1847 1907 Plumbing and Steam ‘ Heating. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, Gas and Steam Fitting Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Etc. 1; OF 7 HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOC RICHMOND. RANGE The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Company 17 WALL STREET, ' NORWALK. .oioNatiorraIBank SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. csmr L 3100, SURPLUS AD ’ROFITS, 3173.500.” EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP lat Vice-pres. FREDERICK H. ROWAN 2nd Vice- Pros. WILFRED SODWELL, Cashier. m DIRECTORS, E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin Christian Stuart: John H. Light ~ Fred H. Rowan. We Have Takes the Agency for 'the Pope-Hartford And Now Have Fine Cars of that Make to Offer. F. E. Lockwood 81 Co. NORWALK. comv Have You a Traveler’s Automobile Liability Policy? Before putting a hand to the wheel GET ONE. We are agents of the Travelers. Fire, Life, Accident and Marine In- scrunce. ’.I. M. Layton 81 Co.. Incorporated. N0. 5 Railroad Avenue. South Nor-walk SHIV ERING 9 Have you a cold bath room or cold corner to heat? Electric Radiators ~. are made to heat Just such places and under like conditions are Inexpensive to operate. are the very highest grade BALL BEARING, which reduces the friction' Prices from $10 to $60 and makes it possible to use a Wider No Odors! N0 GSSBSI N0 FISWS! machine with less snort; can be ad- Justed very easily and quickly. es E. Dow, - HARDWARE, 112 WASHINGTON STREET ' ’Phons 807. l w Electric Company Reed 8; Volk- so wasnuvoroa srssst‘. rsLsrr-rons 354. . . i . \ l
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