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pianos and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without indorscr.
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Independent Loan 8: Security Co.
Havilmid Bldg” Washington St.
Oflce‘»0pen until 7 p. m. Monday and
' I, -: . Saturday until 8:30.
Hotel Maliackemo
" J. a. couaon, Mgr.
camice and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates :2 per day and upwards.
'35.,» , .
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
Tel. 488.
Going. to Buy a
GET IT » NOW
while we, can make
prompt connections.
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MLE SKELETON.
DANIELSON. le 4 wWhile work
men were excavating today for ”it
foundations of a new parish home III
St. .iaI‘ncs' parish. they unearthed a
human male skeleton III a box about
two and a half feet square. The
skeleton, which was that of II. farce
man. it is said. indicated apparently
:hat the man had been murdered. 'i‘bc
hotly was cut up and pinccd‘lil illrx
box. The box was buried under it
large stone and was rolling away. NI
explanation of its presence has been
devcltlpcd.
UNEARTHED
Dchii's Witch llnzcl Salvo.
cspecially good for piles.
It is
lie sure to
not DcWiit'i-I. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The bridge Phar
Inacy. "
DELEGATE TO DENVER.
HARTFORD, .‘ililw 4.-—II. (l, Nt‘y, of
b‘aI‘IIIlngton. delegate from the First
("lohgrcsslonal district to the Democrat
in National convention at Denver. has
appointed 0. Edward licncb. of West
Hartford. as his nltcrnnt.» to the con
Veniion. Mr. iicnch is III favor of the
nomination of John A. Johnson, oi
. Minnesota, for president.
W. R. Ward. of llycrsburn, Tenn,
writes: "This is to certify that I have
used ()rino laxative Ii‘Iilli S\rup fol
cIIIonic constipation, and it has prov
on without a doubt ttfbc a thorough.
pmcticnl l‘(‘lll(‘ll\ for this ltonble. and
It is with pleasure l offer my consciclr
lions reference.” i‘iaistcd'a Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Horace E. Dana & son
45 Wall 82., Net-walk.
Real Estate V and
Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick H. .Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
indy Attendant. Tel. 904.
Otllce and Residence,
84 80. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
I...
Shoe Repairing
IS NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS DONE BY U3.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND sr.
_ {PHONE 456 on POSTAL.
TI-IE new
HOTEL VICTORIA;
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN. “
Our Rooms s Spbclai Feature.
and Electric Lights Throughout
cry 'Room Heated
’ RA'I'ES REABONAILE.
Fine stockedycfle In Connection.
A full line of. Imported Ales; .ineiudw
ing the famous Bm' Burton's. and
Bass a Co.'s Stout, (Manon draught.
Anhsuser Busch Beer on Draught.
‘i'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
Ev-
Oas ‘
listlelsililn loVV-VVVV Solicitor Is“ All
For Tait
(Continued from First Page. )
side track on political predictions and
he is sure that the next pIes‘dent of
the United States will be Wil lam H.
'i‘aft. Bryan has no chance, he says,
“Behittter.”
and he thinks that while Bryan Is a
good. pure man that his epitaph will
probably read “lie Talked Himself to
Death"
Who the vicepresldont will be. has
not yet been revealed to Mr. Bellini-
tor.
While at The Sentinel oiiicb he at-
tered smne gems of thought which are
quite original and Interesting. A few
of them follow: "Newspapcrmon will
have a higher place in Heaven than
the preachers will. Only about nine per
cent. of the public attends chuIclI and
the moss rcnthes evcllone. if tbt
gospel is ever taught it will be through
newspapers. The press is the greatest
power in the world today.
“The preacher are all wrong. They
have all been trying to find out tiIc
origin of sin. i know II. it is in thi‘
freedom of thehwlll that sin conr
IIIenceIl. Sin is only a relative tcrm
anyway.
"The colleges are all wrong. They
leach II man a smattering of dead inu-
gnngos, but they fall to teach the fun;
’inmenlal thing and that in self dis-
cipline and st if control I tillllltll (on
qucr the wor_ld but i can conquer
Charles MclsIchw—ilint is my real
name.
"All the greatest scholars in tin-
world today are inlldcis. i have never
found a millionaire who was not an in:
iltlcl. iiocltt'fcllci' ls till lliiltlt-l. Cat‘-
ucgle is an infidel,
"Too much education and too much
money are damning this country. The
:reatcsi men the world has ever seen
never attended college."
Schiaitcr explained that while hit.
val name is Charles Mcinnc. be was
firm the nickname “Sclilafer” by the
icrmnns, meaning “the sleeper." am
his wont was Unnsiormcd by his for
“(T Iimtlauer into Schlaltcr. Schism-I
's of Scotch parentage, and was born
.II New York Iii: ytuus alto. “1' is a
Icenscd preacher of the Presbyterian
‘aiih and Is qualified and fortified by
liplomas as It medical practitioner.
, lie Is a tall man with flowing hair
Ind patriarchal beard and the air of a
uystic. ills methods are original and
.IitcrI-eiing. lie "lmals" by tho laying
In of hands, and also goes into a
more. At his IIIcctinIts people have
‘iocn brought to him helpless iu invalid
‘bnirs and walked away with strong
uni sturdy step, The lame. the hall
Ind the blind are cured. and all dis-
Inst-s. from rlu-IIIIIIItIsIII Io sIoIIIncb
rouhio and broken bones. yicld, if
mly the faith of the pntli'nt is strong.
Schlniter declares ht- has IIl'i‘f‘l' been
in conflict wIIlI the police or the auth—
Irilics of the law, thounh II mun naut-
-d 'l‘bomua Martin. who traveled over
he country using Schiniicr‘a name
’I‘audnlcntly and pretending to effect,
‘urcs by the same menus. was many
lmcs arrcstcd for crookcducss III his
york and his false pretensions. Schint-
or makes no charge for hisscrrIt‘hs.
.Iy making no charges for ills irrat-
ncni lu- snys he is bcymttl the pom-r
If the law to prosw'uic. The doctors
‘.I“ opposed to him on general prinv
doles and he admits that the ministers
Ire against him. although he is a
arcnchcr himself, and the iutldcls are
Iowa on him because he is u preach-
-I.
lie has rejected many offers of mom
I}! amounting to large fonuncsaecord-
ug to reminiscent Instances that oc-
nod to him in the course of II con
rsawtlon
lie also says that Helen Gould offer-
cd him $1,000,000 for curing her of
IIIInIach trouble and dyspepsia. llIouglI
the did not insist upon marrying him.
1,. refused to even treat her as she
the a woman and he wouldn't "get
nixed up with women. "
mm D. Rockefeller offered him 81.-
zroat oil magnate was not able to ful~
:III the requirement of faith, Schlattcr
wired to alfiIm bollef‘in God and the
Bible. "i believe in God," said Rocke-
feller according to the healer. "but i
. am unable to believe all parts of the
Bible. " That cooked itockefclier' s dys-
pelltic goose and Schaitcr refused to
‘.reut him.
Andrew Carnegie was cured of dye
pepsin by Schlatior, and offered 81,-
‘l00,0tl0 to the lienlcr,-which was declln.
cd with thanks.
V Charles Broadway cuss. the blind
merchant of New Yor , offered Schlat-
ter $1. 000. 000 for his sight. but as be
nothing to do with him, so Rouse
went blind to the end of his days. t
Philip Armour. the late beef king,
tcr refused to take the $1. 000, 000
which he offered. .
Richard Qrokor had been healed of
stem ch atfl kidney traubie and offer-
ed Sc Iat,tet.¥5.000 for the treatment.
The healer refused to accept the gift
personally. but reasoned that.
much as Croiter was a bad man and
had taken money that belonged to the
‘to accept the money and give it to
the poor of New' Yorlc,whieh was done.
leave America and go home to irc«
land. .
Mrs Mary Baker 0. Eddy is indebb
ed for some of her earlier training
along faith cure lines to S latter. who
”says the; thirty years ago I: save her‘
.170 East Washlnglo
')00. 000 for a cure of dyspepsia. but the V
rays. and .went uncured. He was rc~ -
V.was an agnostic Schlatter would have ‘
was “heeled" of dyspepsia, and Schlat- _
inas- ~
people. he would permit his manager ,
He advised Croker at that time to V
— ,l 'iir
sheen treatises iIIseu
Mrs. it was then sCoucre‘xstionsl-
Istpbnt mmodinteiy thereafter took
up faith curing and founded her
Christian Science movement.
Rudyard Kipling was cured of pneu-
monia. by Bchlatter had tried to give
the healer 86, 000. Declined.
John Alexander Dowio, "the Prophet
Elijah." was cured of total blindness
by ”matter. He became a healer
himself. but “developed a passion for
the almighty dollar, because a bad man
and God took him. " -.
Schiatter ls said to use v‘iIry plain
language at his meetings and to utter
some very startling and wholesome
truths not generally heard front a
preacher
Mr. Schlattor will b id services on
Sunday at the Rest-I Mission Hail,
street, on the.
bridge, at i...n a. um and 2 ociock
p. In, and offoIs to heal all the sick
free by faith III God.
Kennedy's lqativt- Cough Eyrup is
the one that children like so Well to
take as it tastes utiarly as good as liltt‘
pic sugar. it acts gently yet freely
on the bowls and thereby it drives
the cold out of the system. it Is sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's State League Results.
At llritigclulrt—Jiridgoport 5, Mol-
yoke i (is Innings).
At liartiord—liartford l2, Wnicr-
bury 0. ,
At New iiritsln~Merldcn 8. New
Britain 4.
At SprlIIIIih-ldwb'cw
Springfield 1.
Haven 4.
Yesterday's American League Results.
At St. LUIIIS‘rSi. Louis-(Zillcago.
rain. ,
At PIIIIIHII‘IIIIIIII"c-I'IIIIIflIi'IIIIIIa ii;
\l'ashinnton .3.
At llctroitwlk‘troit '3, Cleveland I.
At New YUI‘k-r—JIihi-lll‘il, New York
Yesterday's National League Results.
At l’itlsl.IIIrI:v-—Si. Louis If. Pillar
bury: 4.
At lirocklyIr—liI-Imklyu 2. l’IIIIa
dolphin l.
At liosloIr—«Ncw York 3, liosion ti
OASTORIA.
smut. :lls but In line limp W
Biathlon
of
SUED FOR 81.000: AWARDED $20.
Lens Goldstein. ei Easten, VGiven De-
cision Against-lesion Man.
l.cIIa (loldstcln, of Huston, brought
.1 suit for iIi‘IINiL‘U‘I‘VEIAZIIIIIHI (lldnllu
iioldsbcin. of the same, place, asking
for 81,000 dalnagcs on the around
that on the 4th of August last Gold-
III-iu assaulted bet The case was
'.rch bcioro Judge Suitt. of the (out
non pleas court who III his decision
my»; that be In still: III: I that an il‘ifl'ilili
was committed by llw defendant, but
that It was of a lmiai nature and
that the plaintiff dbl hot suffer any
material injury. The sulipht- says.
Ibould Iiiu‘o llt‘s'il brought in a justice
oart ii brought .It all. Ho asst-said
the damage at 82 U with costs of canal
Imount it s a to u; say {tum SI "00.
GREAT OVERTIME GAME.
Won by Bridgeport from Holyoke in
Eighteenth Inning.
lllill’iiilii'tlli'l‘ .lnne Leifor I-lullt
ecu innings )‘t'eth'tIfty‘, in the longest
game of IIll‘ alumni so for, boih Waller
I‘or III'lch-port and liodnc for Iioiyoltv
gun- a wotItlI-I'IIII exhibition of pitch
lug. Time ancI' llllli‘ cnch boxman was
in a hole from which he cxirlcntcd
himself only In the clcvcrcsi kind
of work. The final score was it to i.
All the rafts came on errors. the field
Inn on both sides being erratic. Ill
tho I-iuliteenih Inning with two out.
iII'IdnepoI-t not two hits. Waller then
sent an easy urmllldl‘r to AIIOI'II. who
Inadc a wild throw toward first. and
the deciding run came in.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mls Fr IIIIRIIII liusb, of New (laslic.
ilel.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. hard to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, butuothing helped Ilii‘
until I took Iii'litlllilil liaitu. and one 50
cent bottlp cum] me mmpletcly."
For sale by II. II. Plaisted, F. ii.
Baxter and The t‘IiffoI-d Phrmucyn "
In. a racial. ' ‘“‘”‘
.hwm—s—
unseen necstvenamr.
“.—
Prssent Action May Mean Completlo
oi' the Road.
The action of titres Philadellliiiii
banks in asking for the appointment
of a temporary receiver for the Dan-
bury and Harlem i‘laIII-oud may mean
the ultimate completion of the road.
The application was in behalf of the
Central Trust Company, the l‘hliadcl
phla Stock it] xcbanxc and the Srankliu
Trust Company all ot,i"hiladclphitt
The healing will be held in Brittne-
Imrt ncxt ’l‘I uc. day, and it Is said an-
thorltiveh that it is not the purpose
of tlIt- bondholdols to wind up the at
fairs of thc Iompany, but. to adjust
matters in suth a way ihat the work
of building the road may be contin-
ued. Since the iailme of Chandler e2
30., of Philadelphia a it‘ll! iiIOIIihH
“80. the affairs of the road haveb two
in a mine In less chaotic state, and it
1” i'pr-cted that something tuanible in
the way of arrangements to complete
the line which Is now about three-
uuarters done, will come out of the
present action. it In said that bUnds to
the amount of $300 000 are outstanding
in addition to considcgable stutk. Ex-
actly how much Is lnvcstcdln righi "f
way, truths and powcr houses is not
known. The chandler firm essayed to
complete the road about two years an“
IilliI work went along spasmodlcnlly
for several months, and was finally
suspended entirely. Since the failure
of the Philadelphia concern nothing
further has been done toward thi-
I‘otui's completion.
-—Accldent will happen, but the
best regulated families keep Dr. The-
nIas' Eclectrlc Oil, for such omergeuv
ties. it subdues the pain and heals
the hurt. . . “ma,
MELLEN'S AUTO RIDE.
New Haven Road's Head. with Presi-
dent Trueedale, 000s Through
Greenwich.
PrcsIdenI (‘harics ii. Mellon, o: illl‘
New llnvcn road. took a very cIIjoy-
liIiII' automobile trip. 'I‘ucsdny after»
noon. throuph Greenwich, one of tho
liltlrti beautiful places in Connecticut.
With Mr. Mullen in the machine was
President 'i‘ruosdale, of the inclin-
wanna railroad. and though a report
was given ollt that the men Wt‘i‘t‘ Ink
lint the trip for pleasure. the people
along the Ionic said that they hoped
new railroad stations would be the
result.
An Indication that the world in
crowing tolerant to men connected
with lltt‘uo cormratlons is lil‘t'll in the
fact that no charge of overspwdlnc
was made against l‘risidcnt Mcllcn
.tlld I’rt‘h‘ltlt III 'l‘ruesdalc~
W...” “a”..- ._
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD.
“After doclorlng ll'riytars for chronic
Indigestion. and spending over two
hundred dollars. nothing has done nu-
ns much good as In. Klun's New Life
l’llls. 1 consider lIlt‘lll the best pills
cver sold." writes ii. i-‘. Ayscue, of In.
nicsidc, N. t‘. Sold undcr guarantee at
I". H. Baxter's drult store. 2542. "
DROWNEO IN CALIFORNIA.
News or, the drowning at Aufion.
near San Diego. on the l'nciIIc coast.
of llcnr- M. iloulilmu, aged lit ycars.
of NI llritnln, has been receivcd by
his father. Henry Iioulihnn of NIW
iiritaiu. lit-w was a sailor on the ['.I
“‘lilc that. and be but his death altol
helping in the. rescue of five persons.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
- "It Izivcs Inc pleasure to speak a good
word for Electric Hitters," writes Mr.
Frank t‘oulan, of No. till; Houston St.
New York. "it's It ltl‘imtl family modi-
clue for Iiyslwpsia and liver (.‘illllillii‘lv
lions: while for lame back and await
kidneys It cannot be too hlnhly recom-
mended." iCII-clrlc lilttcrs rclzulato tho
«listsilvc functions. purify the blood
and IIIIpIIIi renewed vigor and vitality
to Ilu- “Ink and debilitated of both
«(macs Sold under guarantee at i“. ll.
liaxtc‘r s ding store. bile.
TWENTY NURSES TO BE EXAMIN-
, ED.
HARTFORD. June I.--The State
liourd of Examination and Registra-
tion of Nurses met at Ihc Hartford
llospitnl today. Io'pass upon the cllxlr
bility of 20 applicants. who will be
examined laicr.
STATE DENTAL COMMISSIONER.
HARTFORD June I: -~—Albcrt W.
(‘.Iosbv of New Illuililli was today ap-
pointt d a up other of the Slate llcntul
(‘ommisslou by the liolcrnor.
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2::
, IIIE cam
f more
COLDS
cantata Iz‘ir
sterilisation:
Ont-es Sore Three
50 DOSES 25c.
HAVE YOU USED
TED”
conspMPTIon
or
ninsyaud Uieomtod ‘f‘onsils, Venison Cold
Grip and Pious-lay out I the whoieayste'm like magic. , ' .
125 DOSES 500,’
No optima, no quinine. no chloroform, to poison. w , ‘
B F. JACKSON Q (30., INDIANAPOLIS, IND ‘
MW‘ to murder.
tumor. . ' mum. * V8529?
classes Brain's
on man
ASTHMA
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The D
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IllCIIli-i.
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Children's Mackintoshes,
II: ll} illlil obi bloc nilll \VIIIlt‘.
The Special
llIis ~nlc l5 llIliItl \\:t\'
out \\llIl lllc IIUM snpporicl
29c a
Counter.
mcut :IIIII iVIlIiI out about it.
“
The D. M.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
.Read Co.
“abilities! 18.51..
\
Clearance of Means
for Women and Milieu
A few only (If those and odd sizes, but cxcclhnt bat
gains fut thorn who are Iooking‘V fililifV-MWV'PTWL“! 'Va‘" 143‘“
,1.i.,I
Cravcncttcd Raincoats, half a VdVozcn or more, in inns
and gIays, ulIiIll iIaIc Ilt‘t‘ll $1400 and $17-.00
now $8.00
Sonic that were $13. 50, now $7. 00.
(Minus that were $8. 50, now $5. 00.
Mackintoishes.
Ilntk gray Illixctl (oats, rubbm linctl, \Ihicb new illi-
IIIcIly iIoIII $4 75 to $6 50, now oi’icrcd at
$2.50 each.
sizps for (i, 8 and it) ycars,
some of them with small sleeves, were $3.50,
now $1.50.
Coat and Suit rooms, second floor.
Striped Chambrays, 10 Vets.
\\c bought tltcsc its summer pctticuats to “cm wiIlI
wnsll (Il’i'SSCh‘ but many women who Ilmc seen them are
buying tilcm for Iiiitllt‘ll the ages and children s frocks.
nlc ill \cn mat and IIIIIIow IICIIIIIgbunc sitipcs, rcd, piIIl.,
IIlt\
too a yard, and most attractive.
Wash (hauls Section, lower Iloor.
in‘ Hosiery.
and guinir splcmlitilt.
You
lune hall a glimpse of the stockings III the front \Villiltl“.
bill a closer Inspcttion will show \oII ilIt iVIIIc tcxiurc, IIlt'
sitting Iiilublc solc s, and the 53:11"ch tolls “liltll do not pull
pair.
I'colnlc have III-gun asking for ilIc cards at the I'atlcrn
VIVIlt‘,» four prizes can bc sci-II VIII one oi the front
windows. aml tllc iVIrsl pcrwn bringing in :I complctc sci oi
the cards has iirst t‘IlilIt‘t‘ of the pl‘izcs.
Stop at the depart-
Read CO.
TWO Pairs
We invite your attention to cm
I
we carry complete lines. I
lslwlt‘lne Iiibbcd llosc, Suitable i
for girls. .
2ud-—-llonvior Ribbed Hose, sult-
ablc for boys or girls.
Iirtlwllrouti Ribbed liose, sulta-
hlc. for boys.
tillI-iilack Plain l-lose. suitable
for misses. i
We
pair: also at 39c and 50c.
ecu -
SHORE DINNEVRB A VSPECIALTY.
HELD on truncations Assauur
DANBUVRY, June t.—-—In the city
300 DOSES $1.00
nsotls, a Greek Tuesday night was
held in 81, 000 bail for a hearing Satur-
day on a charge of assault with intent
~niscy.
Vfor 25 Cts
huge \aIictv and excellent values ,
in lioslcry at the popular price of 15c pct pair; or 2 pairs for 25¢.
In Children’s Hose i
Ladies" Hose
list—Black Hose, plain.
‘.‘IIIi—lilack Hose. white feet.
fird— Black Rose, ribbed tops.
tilt-Black Hose, extra wide
tops.
Gents’ Half Hose
Plain black. good quality.
Black. with white soles.
Tan linse, best shades.
Fancy Hose, good patterns,
Wilnt to mention our splendid values in Hosiery at 25¢ per
'i‘lIc Popular Tan Hosiery in all grades.
A. Dickerman & 0d.
’I 84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
”VTeieplIone 446.
° It "70. cl
Now on under New Management.
DANCING,’ BOATI NG, BATHING.
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Especial attention given to atadmohiie parties. ‘ \
Roller SkatIng Every Afternoon and Evening
. 3 GEORGE XAN’i'lIAKY. Manager. ‘
When you need to take something
take it promptly for the stomach. but
take something you know is reliable—
court yesterday George Bergen, wbo' smoothing like Kodol For Dyspepsia
its accused of having stabbed Cart Mn-
sud indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to
take, it is reliable and Is guaranteed
to give relief. it is sold by The Oilf-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridle Phar-
..‘ I J.
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Norwalk Chronicler