5i)“
in II
ALCOHOL a ran 0 a ,
Hombres!) l..
'mssummm‘blfinSi
JAWMWMMM . . .
or Naucorrc.
-——J
fill) month"
“55” l‘ G .
The Kind Yuu liave
missus ..a mains "
Alw5ys Bought
Bears the
Signature
Use
for liver
Thirty Years
to all, on their houschold furniture.
plunoit and other Dt‘i‘t-lmliil property.
without removal, on their own name
without indorser.
' CALL AND SEE US.
Independent Loan 8r Security Co.
Havlland Bldg” Washington St
Office Open Imtll 7 p. III Monday and
Saturday until 8: 30.
summer...
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
. ~Lfiorvloo and Cuisine Up to Date.
Ram Sirper day and upwards,
OlitOItand General information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
Tel.488 .
Going to Buy a
while we can55make
prompt connections.
5JUST RECEIVED.
worn LARGE uIRRons.
sorrow. rnrcs‘,
AI. 51AW man cruisers.
Money Advanced .
In momma
LETTER CARRIER BOUND OVER
NEW HAVEN Juno. 5. «Michael A
Mltkoy, u 'l‘oII‘iiIgion lvttcr (Hurrir‘r
who was arrr'atvd Wodur-sduy rhm‘gt-z
with rilllulz lr-ttvrs in tho nosioilim
and brought to this city \lencsda:
night. was arraigned before liultrv
Slates Cormuissioner William A.
Wright yvulcrday. and waiving vxum
|nntlon_ was bound over to tlu- nr-x
tor-m of tho linilt'd Status lllsiric
court. lilckcy avcnrr-d bonds. ilv i
a brother or James lilrkr y, n bascbnl
player.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars i'tv
ward i‘ol' :lIIy (‘lth‘ of (.‘uiarih that can
not be. curml by llall'a tfularrh Cure
l". .l. (illl'INl-IY 8; (70., Toledo, 0.
We, the umlcrslgrn-d, have known F
.1. money for tho last if: years, an:
bollovo hiIu perfectly lu‘morublo in nl
business trunsaclloim and financially
indie. to cnrr v out any obligations madr
lly his firm.
WALDINr. lilNNtN 1t- MARVIN.
Wholcsnln liruizirisls Toledo. 0
iiail‘s (Iatarrh (,‘urv is taken inter
unily. acting dlrcrtly upon the liloor
and mucous surfacr-s or the system
Testimonials sent frvra l"rl(‘t 73c pm
bnttlr'. Sold In all druizizisls
'lnko llall‘ s lv‘nmiiy i’ills {or cousti
nation.
Mr. Rush (to lllei‘lt' policeman)—
Yuu mustn't arrest Inc for sin-«dink:
l‘nI in a hurry to sue a sick man. In
r-yt-lv l'IIlicvnIuII-~—Coim- bar-h with on
and son the sick man your auto just
mu overt—Smart Set.
Horace E. Darin 8: Son,
.45 Wall st, Norwalk.
Real Estate and
' Insurance.
We have several decldltd bargain!
' In Income producing property in":
must increase In value with tho ropii
growth of the town.
v . , . .
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Aitvndant. 'l‘cl. {IO-i
Other? and Resident-,0
84 50. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
is NOT MODERN on SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS nous av us.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND sr.
' ’PHONE 456 OR POSTAL.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room: a Special Feature.
and Electric Light: Throughout.
ery hoom Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cato In Connection.
A lull line of Imported Aloe, Includ-
Ing the famed. BIII,‘ Burton's and
Bus 6. 003a Stout, always on draught.
Anheuaer Busch Beer On Draught.
T. J.‘ SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone 892.
Gas
Ev-
-ment of Itching piles.
FRIDAY. momma
4......
ORANGE SITUATION ACUTE.
Some 8enaatlonal Incidents In Meet-
lng Held Yesterday.
Dovclpmonts In the situation lntiu-
Orange, N. J., batting district, where
tho trimmers have been locked out and
there is danger that other branches
at the trade may,becomo involved in
‘ s dispute, will be watched with deep
micrcst here.
Of yesterday's [developments the
Newark News of last evening said:
Following a gorri‘creuce of the hat-
tors and the executive committee or
the United Hatters of North America
in the Orange armory today, President
Michael Brennan, of the Orange local.
oi'derod the Inca to return to work to-
morrow. This action was taken by
Brennan after hearing the national oi-
licenr speak on the mascot trouble.
With the return of tho hatir-rs an at-
tempt will be made to ascertain the
right of the manufacturers to get our
slders to take the place of the lock
ed out trimmers.
The fact that all the men have been
ordered back to their twitches does uIIt
mean that they will get to work at
woe. it is probable, however, that
the men of the trade known us "form-
r-rs" will begin work lnuuodlutt'ly. it
is not. likely. however, that the finish-
(-rs will hr- able to resume work for
throo or four days, as thvy will havr
to wait for an accumulation of work
from the “formers."
John A. Moititi, the national prost-
dont, made a short address at tin
nun-ting, urging the nton to act. in ac-
cordance with their by-luws, and is-
nore sentiment. lie was rtmcatr-dly in‘
ierrupted. and some of his remarks
Wt‘I‘c hlsaod. At the conclusion or his
talk Mr. Moiilit declared that in form
or years it was an esteem and honor
to be an oiliccr in tho hattr-rs' organ
izatlon. “but today It is a dissrrurn.
bt‘cnusr- of tho vile oplilu-Is which
some of tin.- huitcrs ilnrl nowasury to
imri at their otllrinl reprcucutntiu-s.”
Mr. Moilltt said that It the harms
:nslstvd upon supporting thv stand or
ill(' llllllllll'lrl contrary to tho national
by~laws they might prw‘ipllalv a gun-
n‘rul tlc‘np of tho industry throughout
the country. He auuouucvd that thr-
natlonui board or butters would hold a
IIIt"l‘llllg .ltllio in, whcu in- poiun-d out
but tlwy might (lt‘t'lill‘l‘ u sIuypatinuh-
lockout, should Ilu- trimint'rs br- sup-
porn-d by the mun.
Under such riucuntstnnccs
iional sir-k honvllt fund. Mr,
predicted, would be rxhausimi
illl'ot- wookrl.
insulting remarks wvro llll't'Clt‘tl by
several of the trailers against the lo.
cal oillrvrs {or failing to bring tho
mattr-r before the national board soon
I'l‘.
'l‘hn nu'vtlna refused to do businvss
mill tho Iriuunvrs' sldo of tho aliun-
ilou was hired and Miss Catherine
.{I'nncdya prvsitlvnt oi lin- 'I‘rinnur-rs‘
Union, nildrr'nsvd tho authoring, Sin
.vuutr'd to known why tho munuiru"
.urors invited the turn back to Work.
uni answvrrd tlu- (lilt‘fillltll by saying
but it was for the purpose oi’ (llIWlllllg
the trimmers' organization.
The talc of the men's organization.
tlit‘ said, do-pmrdr'd upon what hnppvn-
-d to lilo ’l‘rlquu-rs' Union.
"Tho quuuincturcra,” sins rnntium-d.
'chargod us with unimsincsa-Illu-rib-III
ods, but is it business lllw for them tr‘
nr-nlvci nuswvrlni: our iottvrs for ninr
days. and ihvn stop weighing out work
until two or lhrvv hours before our
officers worn untitled that lllv trim
.m-rs' rivparimvuta would lu- closed
down? 'i‘iu'y say or nro nnbuaiuoas
liki- lu‘r'nuso wr- did not nt‘t'vpl Iii
livir drinauds. Why should “'0'."
Martin J. latwlor. national sot-rota
ry, spoko on tho situation, and rlm'lar
vii that if any one prvsvnt lind lorm
Id tho llilpI'I-ssluu from what Mlu‘
Kennedy said. that thr- lurimiru‘lurvrt
took up their grit-mum‘s with tluI nu
iional arbitrators lit'ftll‘l‘ any confer.
‘llt‘t‘ could ho had with tiw ciuplnyos,
it was wrong, llo t'lllit‘tl iln- nitration
of the men to tho tact that the nation-
Il Irv-laws perI-ntr-d lhr‘lr aniortnn
rpon a. sympathr-th- strlko without tho
couscnt at tho national board.
OABTORIJL.
3.”. w. :lhu Ituti You Have Airways 3%
Stanton
at W4...
BASEBALL NEWS.
lllt' ua-5
Mnlllll
in
YESTERDAY/'8 RESULTS.
State League.
llrldgcport it, Mei-idea 0.
At. Spriugiivld-~Spriugflcld 4. Hart
lord 2.
At Watcrbury—Now liratnlu 2_ Wu
turhury 1, iiirst garnet. Now llrltalu 8,
Waterbury ll, tsocond gunnii.
At New Huveu—‘Ncw llavun 2, Holy
olio l.
American League.
At St, Louis-St. Louis 2. (Vhlrutmi.
iiilrst giilllt‘i-il. Chicago 2. St. liouis 1.
(srmnd L'ilillt‘l.
At Cleveland-—(‘lcrclnud in,
York l..
Al Deiroltwlloston 2. Detroit 1.
New
National League.
. At BrooklynaCluciuuati ti, llroohlyn
I.
At l’hlladclphla—Pltisburg 6, Phila~
dolphin 3.
At New York~St. Louis 7, New
York 5.
At Boston—Boston 1, Chicago 1,
(157 innings, darkness).
-“Sui'fered day'aud night the for
Nothing helped
me until i used Dunn’s Ointment. It
cured mo permanently. " Hon. John it.
Garrett. Mayor". Glrard. Ala.
ENTERTAIJMENTS.
MUSIC HALL.
Vaudovlilo changed at Music Hall
last evening and a good bill was pro-
sontcd. Ne\t week llnl Ciarcndons
Stock takes charge and will present
two new plays a week. besides vaudo
ville and moving pictures. This com-
pany is composod (if talented actors
and actresses, and will open with "liar
Iicart Desire." Free lemonade will
be served in all parts of the house. I
This being the coolest theatro in the
state a king and prosperous run is
predicted this cloVer‘Wcompany
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS
~ ‘I For Sale by A. J COLLINS & C0.
'—
HOt Stove-COM Kitchen
How do you expect to en-
dure the broiling days of
summer if you prepare all
the food over a glowing coal
lire?
You need a " New Perfec-
tion” ()il Stove that will
do the cooking without cook-
ing the cook. It concen-
trates plenty of heat under
the pot and diffuses little
or none through the room.
Therefore, when working
withthe
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame till Cook-Stove
the kitchen actually seems as comfortable as you could wish
it to be.
This, in itself, is wonderful, but, more than that, the “ New
Perfection” Oil Stove does perfectly every~
thing that any stove can do. It is an ideal
all-round cook-stove. Made In three sizes
and fully warranted. If not with your
dealer, write our nearest agency.
”005m Lamp
8 Iubsiauiial, stron
ly made and hand-
aome lamp Borne for hours with a strong,
mellow light. just. islrnt you nerd for even-
lng reading or to light the dining- -roorn. If
not with yourdealer, write our nearest agency.
sand-re Oil Coupuy M New York
(Mutated)
WP”
L2,”... - W. W..- m..- s. w m -
SHOT iN SELF DEFENSE. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD DENIES
liltllitll-l l’ttlt’l‘, .Iuiw i».w-»(.‘t'riltrsvl for STATEMENT.
Antonio Vuloltl. r-ltnrnt'd with lhr- mur-
dur of Erin-st (‘hrlsiuum in this I'll)'
Mill‘t‘ll 2. lllll'ildlll‘t'd “llllt‘AKl'fi in tho
Criminal Superior tHIIll .Icsierday In . merit With Them.
prnvo that tho nc‘nru Id mind in sun 5 WW HAVEN. Juno y~~'l‘ho Now
(it iouxu “hon lu l‘Iltl (‘ hrlsiiauo. I link \'«~\\ ll: It'r-li and Hartford Hall
Ralph (Initsttiullun and Annual. llruu ‘Iutd (‘ulnimuy today burned a .Iiillt‘
inio Ilulllli‘tl Ihht titer saw l'llllFlluIln mum .lI-Iuiuu the rum” that fliiivvrn
aflur tho shooting. an! that ho ho hi .. i or thi- ("ulnptllh hail rvintwtl to rm m-
rmolvur in his hand. 'l'h- or rpm. : a II~IIIIIuiiiu~ from tho ( '"nllrlntints I u
was lrutdt'd. hut hurl not been fired. '1 hi i “m “‘ “l“ “i".V «Iiitummll MMilli: ”I: it
trial is still going on ‘ ”H ("minibus new nu itrd, and that
the union aurm-nn-nt with tin-m has
and Has Not Abrogated Agree~
”GA—TOEIA- not turn terminated.
"in ”mm“ ”mm ONLY cum: FOR DYSPEPSIA
Signature Mrs i‘I. lliltllll Ilush of NI u (‘asiiv
. lit-l.. r .iV'sI 'raum-red for )tflrti with
' dis w u, a. III-tori II haw i‘t‘ll distrn'ss
Many a man ”think; in in drilling sin 3 I I g '
, and ba- 'ltlllll ' l t . ~ l
whnn ho is only hating his nuighbor‘s L “5“ umythlr g l
uuid in or of but hurtling ludpcd mo
foibles. , until I tool: ltruuilinn Hahn, and one 50
alarm _._.___-._. _-.... i u m lmiilu (llll'd mo (pianists-Ir?
. .~ For auto by R. ll i‘laistud. F ll.
‘ "“5! M 5‘5 ” Hm” P 5v” “unlit I [well i llaxtvr and 'l‘hr- (‘liffmd Pharmacy "
Fun-..” _ .-_- - M. «M. “W... .m_.__._w--
3 DON’T OVERLOOK THIS!
LINON SKIRTS
; Full plotted, with deep tailored
fold. Regular price, $2.59- $1 59
68 Washington Street,
[2.5 GOLDEN, South Norwalk.
THE PARIS
Cloak and Suit House
33 South ‘llain Street. 80th Norwalk.
5Great Reduction sale!
$15. 00 Ladies‘ Suits for - $7. 50 $15. 00 Ladies Coats for $7. 50
52000 Ladics Suits for $10.00 Lad'eglg'g'fi'zgs 5398 5d
‘ ' , , , . an up
$25.00 Ladies‘ Suits for $12-00 Ladies' Dresses.$398 up ‘0 325
$30 00 Ladies 3“"3'0' 515 00 Ladies’ Wais‘ts the larges‘is‘tock
$10.001.adics Coats for 84.98 in town. '
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Sale in Both Stores:
33 So. Main St, So. Norwalk and 515-517 Main St., Stamford.
W112 Alibi THE LARGEST DEALE llS IN THIS PART OF THE STATE.
The place to get itlis 'at
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.’ 8,
mum. . .M Mm; ,’ 1a WATER or.
«A I: 1
Received Committee at Conductors,
SHORE with s A SPECIALTY.
azelton ioal
s...”
Bridgeport Advertisement;
Bridgeport Advertisements. 5|
5The' D. M. Read. Co.
caesium ran.
The Reading Room is always a pleasant and restful
place. llu tablr is airaugrd for a quiet taud enjoyable I
hour with lid dull) pupils and various periodicals that
womcu like and find lu:.lpi'ul
'l‘irc \vi‘itiui,r (lt'o‘lx‘S are supplied with all rcqinsrtcs.
‘\ (out r‘-'".Ibiuti Is in rcadinrss, in which cuslouuis
HIM lune \\I«i|):~’.\1iltl) uudcr lurk and key, while tiny
go about shopping. Second limit.
in the Rug Department
\\ c llit\t rind)" a raw line of Axminstcr Rows in rar-
pit \izcs dimc'usinus r) x 12, which includes many (ic-
sinus oi uncommon merit, and 511th as how not l)LL‘ll
sun before in this \ltlllll\.
Rugs that are copies of Orientals, perfect as to pattern
and C'Ultrlillt's. i
French effects of thr- Louis XVI, XV, limpirc, and
Ullltl‘ periods tlt“lit.tlt' mmbiuatious in tau, mourn grit-u,
old IUSL, dark Iul unusual and attractive s5t\1c.s tot" draw-
iugrtaum and bourluirs. i
Ardahan Rugs, r-opits oi Srrapi, lcrglrnu, Caslmicrc,
(ioraum. Kazak and lioltluuzu Rugs, dcsinus for libraries,
Iliuiugruoms, and li\iu«riuurns ,
(in the iirst door of the Carpet Store,
arranged for casv inspection.
Furnishings for Summer Cottages and Bungalows, by
sun slum. or III lllt hills. l Ultll St rccns, Hammocks,
(rt-x Hugs. and Mailings. 5
lucxpcnsivc \Vindmv lirapcrics, Rui’ilr-d Muslim,
t'asc'uuut t'lotlrs t'rrtouucs. Vtashablc l‘illow Slips, and
luruiiutc Cmcrirws;
tirdcrs .tllt‘lltltll. in promptly, and cstimirtr-s submit—
It‘ll.
Steel Wool is :1 runs.» of line hlt‘t’l iibrc. rcscmbliug
r'urlrd hair. and ii ivusrd fur Clt‘lllllllg li.’il‘<l\\'llt)(l limits,
bailirorun fixtures. kitt‘lrcu utensils. and all brass and other
metal ware. ll docs not scratch iiuv suriar‘cs m the least.
I‘m up in puritagt-s for" huusclinlrl use, 10c.
liuu't forgot to ask for a card at tho l’aitcrn Counter.
'l‘ln- pt'i/I‘S can bc .wcn in lllt‘ window on the left its you
t‘lllt‘l‘ tht- front door. .\l:ri\r up your mind which you
They are
want most and lit-gin _\<uir rollcction of cards.
ll't‘t' tor lllt‘ asking.
The: D. M. Read (:0
i
i
I
WOOWM
scam
15 Cts
Two Pairs for 25 Cts
We invite your attention to our large variety and excellent values
in lloslcry at the popular prlcc 0! 15¢: per pair; or, 2 pairs for 25¢.
In Children’s Hose Ladies’ Hose
. tat—Black lioso, plain.
we carry complete lines.
2nd~diliurk lloso. Wllllt’ foot.
, l :irrlwlilnck “use, ribbed tops.
ist—w-li‘lnc Ribbed “05°! suitable ~itb——-lilnck liosc, extra wide
for girls. tops.
.‘ian-llcavicr Ribbed ilosv. suli- ,
nblo for boys or girls. Gents Half Hose
Srrl-«liroad Ribbed lloso
. , _ ’ l’lain black, good quality.
”it ‘0' 1"“ 5" black. with white sort-s.
dill-'rlllilt‘k l’luln Hose, 'l‘an llosn_ host shark-s.
for misses. Fancy lloso, good patterns,
suila- 1
suitable i
We want to mention our splendid values in lioslcry at 25¢ per
pair; also at 39c and 5°C.
The Popular Tan Hosiery in all grades.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Telephone 4456. F , .
on ~+ omt
:otel
NOW OPEN under New Management.
DANCING, BOATING, BATHING.
,y AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
tr 5 rEapeclal attention given to automobile parties. \
Cemméitcing Next Monday. June 585th, FREE VAUDEVILLE.
5 GEORGE XANTl-lAKY, Manager.
R01
iron makes it the host obtainable for
knives and cutlery and also ml for
other tools. The reason ascribed [or
this is that the constant hunting the
shoes have received under the foot
of horses has given them a peculiar
tempor- nbsolutely nnobtainablo In
of shantuniz. it is claimed by the CM any other-way, and tlrnt. tools mado
MARKET FOR OLD HORSESHOES.
Old horscshocs find a. ready market
In China. Ono steamer alone brought
two ions or this Iron’i‘rom Hamburg.
(ihiueso Iron dealers buy the horse-
shoos and soil them to knife and tool
ruanulaclm‘ors all over the province
nose that the temper at this class or from them are superior to all“ others.
i
Norwalk Chronicler