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.; wovi‘r'e DOWNFALL DUI To UN-
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man Now Hopelessly insane.
BRIDGEPORT, June 4.——I-Iopelessly
Insane from over Indulgence In alco-
shot, morphine and tobacco, Mary O'-
Brien, a denizen of the half world.
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Every Dollar’s Worth of Fresh, Seasonable Merchandise in
the Store to be turned into cash.
Every day. is the store thronged to the doors with eager,
satisfied. buyers.
...:.The Entire Reserve Stock has been placed upon our
coasters and will be sold with little regard for actual value.
o If possible, do your Shopping in the morning, and thus
~ droid the great afternoon throngs.
V».‘.~.r-i ‘
DAILY PROGRAM FOR MllLlTlA.)
: Wdi-fwl) nulrrlrissIom-I: viich-ru standing by to
1.. imacb and .r‘ «.4
. . What the Coast Artillery Will Do Dorm ripening l~- I! 3 - II. ulllt‘r"l‘:i2 Subject
lug Tour of Duty Next month. ,V‘t ‘l. l'rthllloll I-‘lnders and Their l'ne
'I'l ‘ ‘ l" *f l \ l w] . . .iu tluasl i‘ use.
It ('tlilninirrviil I) lit ()tu trusts 'l‘ucr-‘Iluy. pm” It}: Morning drill:
.lrilllery companies have rr‘~ceived ii'llziltt'i‘) and tin... cur-.Iruulnl drills, h
daily program or inatrtrtilun \\ilitil§‘-u“l in. I a u elbcers uni nemem
will 1", m force In all posts (Hiring the lullsasxrle? ,M‘Hl‘m trlsslafi‘yir as b: {on
( (( l I‘ 3 7' A
lolut camps. June, it IL, being pre ' ”n” ” “ r” "‘ "M
. Subject l~‘o: motion of ”It t‘ourpnrr3
pared by tolouel l'rtrkhltl‘sl. of the out Marching, ilzrrrr‘urcrs. gun euro
{0“ Lump," 1mm.“ district. party and irlel‘tnl ((IllllIle. put-xi
From the list of nitrite culls It Is gl‘u‘du Fl"; “' -"~ “““N‘i‘ “[“l ‘0"
‘ . . . flu.- dutir I.Ir..1n Ilia .Ili‘. tn .'.‘.. In
sern thin will In but two hours, oi “mm.“ Mi, Ili'hrllbrtlons for CHM,
dirty each day. which will be the drill "l‘IIIItP‘ I , nlslo l I‘itlt‘
leiy drlll from s to It) and 2 to i. The N'ttI-rtrinrr‘ltrlll mgu' ," . -. ..
evening lectures to ofllcera ulll be at 4.1” ‘ or as "mum“
it, and in is will be sounded ut ll. Fire
’33 80th Main Strict, South Norwalk.
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at Reduction Sale!
l3: \i‘llilll: lecture in oilicv-rs: Sublet!
that and list «lays will be oct‘uphd , , .. , ..
31500Ladres Suits for $7. 50 $15. 00 Ladies' Coats for 87. 50 mom), wm, mm,“ um, ,mkm \i’til.‘§x'li’i‘f than... and lheirl ....
‘ camp. Regulars and mlllllu \vlll, ' ”N
$20.00!!“ Suitsf lombsdles‘Skim.
a res' 0" 3 3198, $2 .98 $3 98 and up
\\'e:due dry. lane 1?: Morning rirlll:
.Subcallber practice bv militia
No school for non cerurninluntd oi
mount guard together for purmiutes of
instruction. each company furnishing
details daily.
$25.00 at... Suitsfor :12. on w,
08 Dresses, 33. 98 up to 325 The daily program follows' "NET
3 ‘ ' , Alicl'neeu drill: t.‘outln.tlou of
A illl‘. In fr il ‘lll hr in . .. .. .
’30 00 Lad)?“ Stilts for $15 00 Ladres' Waists, the largest Stock sit-orauhrhrou: the. ‘f’rlrlllxwlngtlllrlrmfin ,“L’fl‘i‘ghz‘ “““t‘iftg’j,"”"I‘,‘“,;mmm
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‘1000 Ladies' COIIS £01" “”98 . , Thursday. June 11. 'llrt Intlrt at
in town.
The Paris“ Cloak and Suit House
3.4..“
Searchlight drill by regular search
light detachments. batteries and post
lion finding station being manned by
the militia. 'ers drill to take thi‘
place of the lecture to officers
Thursday. .que 18: Morning drill:
iSulrcallber arid service practice by
ternoorr. or as much as Is necessary.
to be devoted to preliminary visits to
all the batteries and to getting ac-
qualnted generally. Evening lecture
to officers. subject No. 1. Organization
and Administration of Coast Artillervl
2‘ ".1
s S Personnel. militia and ( rllb
. . . . ration firing.
ale ln Bpth torefi Prlday. June 12' Morning drill. No sebuol for non-commissioned of-
nomenclature of the coast artillery
material under the direction of regu-
lar officers and non-commissioned oth-
sorts. the drill period to blose with a
llccrs.
Afternoon drill:
the morning work.
‘ artisans so; Norma one 515 511mm St., saurom.
Continuation of
‘ c . a
short battery drlll by regular troops. l,r&)4222'§;,0nmgne as scheduled for
with militia officers and men standing Friday June 1‘“. Morning and af~
by to note the manner and method of
the drill.
Noncommissioned omeers' school;
Subject. Definitions. paragraphs 78 to
I32. inclusive. Drill Regulations for
Coast Artillery. Provisional,1906.
Afternoon Drill. Elementary drills
IIy nrilltirr. with regular ofllcers and
non- commissioned ofllcors' standing by
to coach and assist.
Evening lectures to ofllcers: Sub-
ject No. 2. Coast Guns and Carriages.
Projectiles, Fuses and Explosives.
Saturday, June 13: Morning drill.
elementary drills, the same as on Fri-
day afternoon.
Norrcomnrissloncd officers“ school:
Subject. Deanauons, pare’graphs 133
to 192, Inclusive. Drill Regulations for
Coast Artillery. Provisional. 1906
Afternoon Drill: Progresslso drill
leading up to and if Mctlcable.
eluding battery drill. by militia wltrh
ternoon. finish service
‘prnellcc and
calibration tiring.
-Hnrsh physics'react. weaken the
bowles, cause chronic constipation.
Dunn‘s Regulets operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your drugglst for them.
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NEAT FACTORY GROUNDS.
If ever a man flow at the throat of
converrtlonnllty, that man is Mr. Von
Gal. of Danbur‘y. He takes his life In
one hand and his reputation III the
other. He tells up his sleeves. figura-
tively speaking, and plunges into the
mass of debris with the firm determin-
ation of making his grounds around
the factory look something less like a
deserted lumber yard than is custo.
rum-y In usual shop practice.
There is practical value In this ideal
, , a,“ 31*.“ ,. . gsgiulargrsigsicers standing by to coach It is perhaps startling in its original.
.. a bar i ore. and ever elfort ltv. but It Is something more tb‘hn a
mu. t: t: ”gig“; %$T;R8Nn a; a as u at y Evening lecture to ofilcers, subject mere matter of pride, mm than a de-
”A No. 3. Power. Li ht and Communica- sire to appear unconventional. wan-
tiops. and Their so in Coast Defense.
Monday. June 15: H'Mornlng drill:
Progressive drills. the sagas on .Sat
5° urday afternoori'.‘ . .
Non-commissioned emcers' school:
Subject, Drill General. Instructions.
paragraphs 193 to 235. inclusive. Drill
Regulations for Coast Artillery, Pro
out order the work'ln any BhOp is him
dared. Cnafualon means Industrial
loss. Disorder of shop arrangement
and manipulation is one of the most
Important factors to holding down the
hatters' profits; but can you expect
order within the shop when the opera-
tor seo chaos In the yard As a pure
"“0““ 1903- matter of business, the manufacturers
Afternoon Drill: Battery drills by should follow in Mr. Von Gal's stops.
militia with regular officers and non-~11“ Review. - -- ,
echo ....... sues-Inlet...
............. ... $1.40
2.0g 01.05
‘Vecieomlleos'olllouoeeth-I
e- 0 vol--
u. shuts winery,
Mt-
l‘wss comn tied to Mlddletown
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morning by Judge E, P. Nobbs, In the
Probate court. The woman who was
,arrayed in silk stockings, French heel-
ed shoes and much other costly tog-
gery, Was arrested at Ttrllp and Water
streets last Saturday. Only a vestiges
of her former good looks remained.
It required four men to trundle her, and
she was removed to the Lakeview
Home, where she has raved almost
constantly since and has refused to
'cat.
This morning when exarnlued by Dr.
'I‘ F. Ilcaly and H. W. Fleck, she told
that her name was Mary O’ Brien al-
though slre had previously been known
88 110MB“ Chatflcld, and that name ap-
peared on the police records
For a brief period of fifteen min-
utes lrer mlrrd appeared to be In good
order, and she told the doetors that
she had been lntrodurcd to a life. of
shame by her uncle, who wanted to
spite her father Where she resided
before coming to this city, she de-
clined to state.
The chief illusion under which the
woman labors is that everyone who on '
preaches wltbln hailing distance ls a|
relative. and she calls them cousin,‘
uncle aunt or sister, according to the.
mar hlnations of her mind .
She was taken to Mlddletown this
afternoon. atrd It was necessary for
the trip was being made.
UAS'I‘ORIA.
Mm lid lul' I. it. lieu Always
WWW.
Inmate
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T0 REGULATE TRAFFIC.
0. M. Shepard Removing Causes far
. Holiday Trouble.
I‘onoulug the general itrllflt‘ in tin
opcr ling depurirm III of III N: w Iluv
on road I :Iuaed b3. illI-‘hlulilmllll DI)
tralllc t). M Shrprrtd littlidi'lll Mel-
'lt'llfl :mHIslum hip. slurit I] II) fill‘t’tll all].
.lI-n tildtlrta out ib- is i..o llilllg Iill)
Ull‘t nose of the d In} a and shorts .qu
el tats and \‘XIitf’ifi to rernellI the
crimes.
Mr. Shepard says :but there is no
excuse for such it Iondltion of affairs.
and he believes the trout.) .
ltll [My and the levy days when the}
il'::tiic was heavy vs'r. unwarranted.
(‘uurInerrcemcnt time Iii Yul.- ls ap-
proucirlru, and this will In): the cum
party. as will the minim. r exodus from
the t‘llirs about July i.~t.
Tire (emparry hopes lu have every-
thing working so Siiltmilily that they
can handle any t‘l'mvd \virlmm delays
or uunecr usury I‘rrirvtlltiu. ’l‘lrere ll.r\'~‘
been uhuy (-nrrspl rials mad.- b3. tl‘.I\" I.
ling turn and fill lublie in amoral
“bit II had occasion I ) lrurr I from List
F'rlddy to Monday.
DUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE WINS.
TI m Moore, of Rural Route 1. (Tech-
ion (at writes:
t‘tHfli on the lnstrp of my root and
could find nothing that would heal It
until i applied llucklen a .\Inlc.r Salve
Less than half of a 25 cent box won
the day to;- me by affecting a perfect
Intro“ Sold under guarantee at F
H. liuxter' a drug store.
LION GETS OUT OF HIS CAGE.
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Leaps Abut. but Soon it Captured.
Without Hurting Folks at Circus.
GREENWII‘II, t‘oIIII.. .lunc l.-~--.‘\
WT.“ FM'I‘H-l'i‘ul' old lieu named Nee.)
escaped from tho cage in which he
was being exlrlbittd at \\'a.-lrb:iru‘s t‘Il"
L'llS Ili‘l‘t' yesterday afternoon.
The circus was exhibiting across the
strict from the lilsh school uu llayw
nreyer place, and hundreds or school
children “ere In the crowd. .‘itnout'.
the New Yorkers at the circus were
Mrs. I-‘I‘ank Hastings, Mrs. Clifford
Harmon. the daughters of E. C. Ilene
rilrl; Mrs. George Nichols and Mrs.
llevrurd (Ierrltl. .\II assistant ke2per
was too busy watching the trainer- es-
cape from the case to close the door
quickly. Tile lion leaped to the
ground. lie was caught In the tent.
and Was seen put back III the cage.
No one was l:.uri
Kodol is the best known preparation
that Is offered to the people today for
dyspepsia or Indigestion or any
stomach trouble. Kodol digests all
foods. It In pleasant to take. If. is
sold here by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy. ‘°
SUIT FOR 325 DAMAGES.
Hubbell, Hail and Randall Company
Take Action Against Wilton Man.‘
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scully went
to Wilton, yesterday. and served me
per-s In a suit. brought by the Hubbcll.
Hall and Randall Lumber Company.
.of Norwalk. against Charles Mallory.
formerly superintendent for William
Murray who leased the Norton place.
‘ Money owned by Jennie 1. Han xhurst
Ito lllrilel y was garulslreed The case
is to come before the tom) court of
Norwalk on the fourth Mondav of the
month. The plaintiffs want $25 (lama.-
ges
' STOP THAT COUGH
or It may result in pneumonia. Bra.
slllun Balm Is breaking up colds when-
ever iried. almost without exception.
the 250, 50c and $10.0 bottles. Tire
Clifford, Baxter' s and Plalstcd' s. “'
TWO CENT POSTAGE TO GREAT
BRITAIN.
After October 1 Letters Will be Car-
ried There for 2 Cents Per Ounce.
WASHINGTON. June i.—Postmast-
er General Meyer announced ycster~
day that an agreement had been reach
ed with the British government look ,
lng for a letter postage of two cents
an ounce bétween the United States
and Great Britain and iroland. to be-
come effective October 1. next. He
stated furthe! that the British post-
master general, Sidney Buxton, was
making a like announcement to the.l
house of common today.
. Commission;
“Charles A. Culley and (Dongressman
l Irally. poll
3 and tnucor
' bottle.
of Mentor-t
"I had a bad sore.
DRUOOIOTB MEET JUNE 0.
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License Matters to be Important enh-
lect at State Contraption.
The druggists of this city are 100k
lug forward with great Interest to the
82nd annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Pharmaceutical Assocbtlon, which 3" {"1}; 5'3: no,
will be held this year In Waterbury. firm. ‘0'“ "I"! "”0"“
Tuesday and Wednesday, June ii and
10. at the Hotel Elton.
The committee or Waterbury men
in charge of the arrangements assert
that this convention is to be the
most delightful, sucsoasful and inter-
esting one yet held
On arriving the delegates will ob-
tain their programs, souvenirs. ban!“
and cetililtatc of attendance from the
secretary in the foyer of the hotel. '
The rertlticate of attendance enables
the holder to get a return ticket at l
bnlf fare.
The. important questions that Wlll
in all probability come up for diseas-
slon are. those of largely increasing
the druggluts' fee for the stale liquor
FILES
“ h u Inbred wit. lien for “river:’ |l years.
‘ 01.0" uollAlut April I‘ beg an ably-‘2: lllf'lmha
or constipation. the source of .woe I‘lohlto
reappear and at ti e an of II;
trouble Inn at Al. t‘uc‘m.
I am entimlycun
s new rues." George Kryder. nucleon n.0.
P cs1 For
‘Irwbowele
If'
Mat '1' ”Grind. D't flood
$"rh1iio'3ivmi1nmm ripenloc. Ilc. his. New '
oi he built. 'lhe unnlne sublet stumped LU
Wonk-ti locus! or your money bull
Itorllng Remedy Co.. Chicago or H.159;
IIIIIAL SALE. TEI llLLlOll BOXES
lit-,ense and the recommending of no
license for drrrgglsts, It to expected
that a measure alo one of these
lines will be inlrodrs‘l into the next
session of the legls ure.
The guests of lionor'ht the banquet
at illc l lion will be Messrs. Noble and
Jenkins of the Connecticut Pure Food
Dr. Augustin A. Crane.
Lilley.
HOW' 3 THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of t‘atarrh that can-
not be cured by llall’s Catarrh Cure
F J CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
We the undcrslgncd. have known F.
George 1.. ‘
place her In a straight jacket while J Chin“... [0,. the last 15 years andi Pharmacy
believe him pcriertly honorable In all
business irauuactlons and financially
able to carry out any ubilgatlons made
by Ills firm
\YAI DING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Drrrggists. Toledo, 0.
llall's Catarrb Cure ls taken Intcrv
r directly upon the blood
surfaces of the system.
Prlct 75¢ per
Sold by all rlrugglsts.
Take llall's Family Pills for consti-
p:.rtlon
'l‘estlmonlals sent free.
CHICHESI'ER’S PILLS
' ”sum
T If “lime-(.30- In.
I palm"... ‘ .353 “'32.“.-
of our
1‘an II- other-f1.
“a: not“ .31
It Gihfl‘ ”RAN” I’ll. ‘. for [5
from. Hemline“. Nymph-liable
Still) BY MUFFINS EVERYWHERE
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
(In and ulttr Tuesday. January 7.
lite! F'rrlglri Propellers will leave
He: :28, Farsi ltl\.cr New York.t (foot
or cry day, (except
Freight received
and South
Irl' Diner sift-.r‘i)
Sunday). at i p. In.
at Norwalk up to 4 p. or.
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith, t:' C. Hegeman,
Lessee. General Agent.
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A satisfaction to the'
man 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‘ Foamin-
Hands, 25 and soc.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER.
Funnrsasn.’
85 Washington so. South Norwnlk.
ToszENofs
i‘VIctory’
Lawn
Mowers
are the very highest grade BALI.
BEARING, which reduces the friction,
and makes it possible to use a wider
machine with less effort; can be ad-
justed Very easily and quickly:
Charles E Dow,
l Haanwnns,
112 WASHINGTON sTasET.
'Phone .001.
ELECTED WAR1PENN OF FARMING-
T0
HARTFORD. June 4.——-Adrlnn R.
Wadsworth was declared elected war-
den of Farmington by Judge Howard
J. Curtis in the Superior court today,
after opening the ballot box
Tire Ie-
count of the votes cast at the Farming-
iorr borough election on May 4 show-
ed 67 votes for Wadsworth, III; for
Brandegee, and one with warden
scratched.
DeWiit‘s Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will In
a very short time strengthen the weak
erred kidneys. Sold by The Clifford
and The Bridge l’lrar-
macy. "
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1907
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING:
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Flttlng Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones SrHotchkiss
Company
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00
SURPLUS ADV PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. iet'Vlce-pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .I. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
We Have “Taken the Agency
for the
Pope-Hartford ~
And Now Have Fine Cars of
that Make to Offer.
F. E. Lockwood 8: Co.
NORWALK. CONN.
Have You a Traveler 3
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of
'the Travelers.
'Flre, Life, Accident and Marine lu-
' surance
’J. M. Layton 8r Co..
incorporated.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue, south Nor-walk
SHIVERINCP
Have you a cold bath room or cold
corner to heat?
. ' leétric
Radiators
are made to heat inst such plhces and
under like conditions are inexpensive
to operate.
Prices from $10 to $60
No Odors! NoEes! No Flaws!
Reed 8: Yolk
Electric Company
30 wneumoroa STREET.
TELEEHONE 35A.
Norwalk Chronicler