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. PARTRIDGEG NESTING.
65m. and Fish Commission Hears Fv
it"siio‘r'tii About Liberated aim.
The State Game and Fish Comrnh
"fithfollgh game wardens, liberate:
» ’cb and April several batches o.
'Iaii’ partridges In dltferent partt
_ biota. it hopes that the outset
t ali' sportsmen will not soon
fine birds
t It said that the birds, which arr
quite tame when first liberated, soot
- become shy and resume the habits o:
tfid‘illd state. Several reports ham
2 hi that the partridgcs have nest
.. spit are doing well. A good nos
Vii! hand In the Putnam Park near
' . Danbury. The number liberated wa
abOtlt 800. The commission has lira
partridges dad pheasants in the hatch
ry at Windsor Hicks and the birds
II?!) July? and Augest the commission
will liberate “pob :quails.
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lilo hall in are live Batgt
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—-——~——I cart remember the (in.
on ”you begged mc‘to say the uord
”that Would make \011 happy for life
Mr. —-—~——l know—but you said the
property which was sclectci.
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83 Washington Street,
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GREATER new ENGLAND.
Petition Out Asking For a Conference
of Governors.
A movement is on foot to have a
conference of the governors of Maine.
New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut
and Rhode island llcld', which shall
have for Its object. the development of
Ltwitter New England. The petition
for the conference has beer signed by
Mayor- lamders. or New ritalu, out
he has also written to Governor
Woodrtrt‘f about It. The object of the
conference, Is given as follows:
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let It ruir Into pneumonia, nor
left a. grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
, that. kills the tough grip germ. But
fir
trifle with the small sizes but get the
500 or 81.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful Ill water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well, to utterly nu-
nfhllate awry germ In every great or-
gan. 'i‘hese remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; It is half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large do .c t. Very 10
or 16 minti'lcs till it stops
Where there's smoke there Is some
you want. Balm and a plenty, so do not‘
substratum. as: ‘ "
Every Dollar’s Worth of Fresh, Seasonablc Merchandise in
the Store, to be turned into 'cash.
_I_ Every day is the store thronged to the doors with eager,
satisfied buyers.
, p The Entire, Reserve Stock has been placed upon our
counters and will be sold with little regard to} actual value.
. ,. if possible, do your shopping in the morning, and thus
7 avoid the great afternoon throngs.
O. WOOICIWMI DOW.
HISLOP ('5 CO.
South Norwalk, Conn.
WWW”.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemm'l‘. l-‘l'atri'h
Hartford: \\'. t‘ouvi-rac livilort.
iluvcti; Mrs. Y. C. Longilcggcr,
ii. t‘, I’croy. \\'t-.slilcld. N. .l.;
U‘Ilara. llaultnry; l.. It. lltiribult.
.\ v.‘
city;
\l‘il
tori; S. Ilrecustcin lirirIIlapolt .1
“right. .\‘cw York; t. Jone! ll»:
lou; II. (l. Rees, .l. t-lt'rslllns. New
York; A. II. Hayward. Itoston:
ti'tlot'ultlli. \\'r,vicc:'lt't'; ii.
iirooklynz M134. ll. Friar.
i'hiladclpliia: William
Clifford «J. .l. Muuscil,
ll. 8. I’i‘lt‘t‘, \\'alti~l‘
Straits, A. l.. llulcs.
l’. t". Decker. l". l.. Snedclrcr..\\'. ii
Draper, New York: (‘. S. VIKJI‘IIL‘I‘R. t
S. t‘lapluuu, t‘. ll. Collins,
.lnmes Conway, llrocklon‘. W.
soy, llttriingtou, \‘t.; \Y. ll.
New llritain; Ii. llubcrt, F. ii.
iIu. Hartford.
Miss E.
L. “Ilsou.
llurtir 0 Neil.
II“_\QI‘ t ;..
A. i. Frolic. .l.
.I, (,‘ll'
Crynt‘.
tit,ti~.~'.‘~
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE WINS.
Toni Moore, of Rural Route 1. Coch-
ran. (in... writes: “i had a had sore
come on the Instr-p of my foot utid
could find nothing that would heal It.
until i applied Ilucklcu s Mnlcu Salve.
Less than half of a 25 (Till box won
the day for the by affecting a perfect
cure.“ Sold under guarantor at. F.
ll. Baxter’s drug store. "
They who know lbrii- Father timer
«has word ~Llfqi $32551 it one conditioning strtokl i. too far from their fatherland
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Moran.
John.
,i srrtstn'uv.
Dayton, 0.; I
lid wn rd iloessc. '
llostolr: .
gii‘urila (or ill about a work.
Q's-III cuutnnlls artiw In the Adltou
FISHER-CROFU'I' WEDDING.
First Clutch of Christ. Simsbury, Fill.
ed With .1 Fashionable (Sutur-
ing of Friends.
.luru RV‘A llll‘;{t' and
fashionable \\ titling took plat o yoslcr-
gday nilrrnm n pl the lv‘lrnt Church of
Christ. Mist t'hartoitc Crotul, dauRII'
for of .‘Iiljttl' and Jill's. Jilllll's Knapp
,(‘t'ofuL lcirrrirlv of Norwallt. was irzaw
l‘lt‘ll lo Wilbur: .~‘\sllil‘,\ l-‘irtlicr, til Kill
N, Y. The church was
‘decorated with riwn and iiydrangcaa.
E .\s the bridal party outcrud lhochurua
lav “Lol‘crstaln” \\'t'flilIil‘.; llliil'Cll w. '1
‘plziyt‘tl by W Woods t‘lliltldlvl'. 'l‘!.-‘
bride. on Ilic arm of her father and
prccrdcd by 'llic traitors. briduuairis
and mold of honor. was met at llw
altar by tho nioouvuud best man. The
officiating clclgynuiu was the Rcv.
Warren F, Slrcldon, assisted by the
Ring Clayton .l. Pottir. The bride-
maids w-‘ue Miss liclenc Hell, of O"-
dcnsbuig N \., Miss Mary R. Tram
‘bull, of (liiiaco, Miss irlIzabolh 1'.
Austin. of Noru'nlk, Miss Jctrctto
Mathewson. of South Norwttlk. 'I‘Ilo
maid of honor was Miss .Icanctto Roz-
‘era. of Au Sable Forks. N. Y. Claude
,H lt‘lslrcr r, of llouud Brook N. J., it
li'UllSIIl of tin groom. was best loan.
The ushers Wt rc Stephens Malven. or
lloand Brook, N. J.. Robert ll. Nellsoa,
of New iirunsnlck. N .1, both class-
mates of lllt.‘ groom at Rutgers; George
3 I'Itiggart. of Gloversvillc. N. Y and
George ll. Smith of Au Sable Forks.
N. Y. The bride wore an empire
l
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fable l-‘m lit.
' gown of white satin with duchessc and
rose point lace. of
Her vcll was
quot of lilics-ol- -the—vulicy The goons
of the maid of honor and the
molds were white mar
princesse lace. They were large “'hlll‘
hats and carried bouquets of rink
sweet pens. Mondclssoltns wedding
march was played as the bridal party
left the church. A reception was held
at the home of the bride
Among those present from out Of
town were. )r. and Mrs. C. R. 1’.
Fisher, Mrs
Mr. Miller. of
Bound Brook, N :Colonel and Mrs.
E. H. Mathewson. of South Norwaik.
Mrs. is J. Filley. of Bloomfield; Mr.
and Mrs J. H. Alvord of Winsted:
Mr. and Mrs. George M Phelps, of
Hartford: Mr. and ms. Newbold Le-
Roy and Miss Parkhurst. of New
Rochelle; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Case, of
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher-aloft on an ex-
tended wedding tour and on their re-
" turn will reside In An sable Forks.
The bride Is a granddaughter of the
late lion. Jeffery 0. Phelps. of Sims~
bury. The groom Is the son of Dr.
C. R. P. Fisher. n-practicing physician
of Bound Brook N. J.
--A healthy man is a kins In his
own right. an unhealthy man II an on-
“any slave Burdock Blood Bitters
“outta. up sound health—keeps you
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tulle and she catilcd a shower bo.r .
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NEW CANAAN.
H R. Humphrics and faintly, of
New York, have returned for the sea-
son.
liollln T’Totns has opened an all.
totuobllo supply and repair station In
Park street.
Forest Macuec and fuiirlly, of New
York, are now at their summer home
Ill Mt. larbuuori.
fir. and Mrs Nathan Nailing, of hos
Angeles, Cal. have been visiting Mr.
, and Mrs. Aaron Jelliifc.
Raymond E. Streil and family. of
New York, are now occupying the
Ayrcs cottage, Seminary street.
Mrs. B. 8, Raymond has decided to
carry on the Ice business established
bynhcr late husband, at Talmadge
lil .
S. T. Richardson and family, of
New York, are spending the summer
in one of the Parker cottages, Ocnoke
avenue.
Architect Clarence J. Lane has
drawn plans for a residence for Mrs.
D. B Wilkinson, to be erected on the
Noru'alk road.
The coin i-d coachmnn's ball will be
held in tilt Opera House, Friday, June
12. There will be Considerable outs
of-town Input to entertain.
Roger Potter, who was hit Iii the
right eye by u thrown bull, last Sul-
nrday afternoon. is recovering. it is
said that the eyesight will In no way
be impaired.
Edward 1.. May has had the Interior
of Iris barber shop Ill Main street con-
siderably improved. A 15):!» mirror
has been placed In from of the new
chairs. and all other fixtures are new
and up-lo-date.
A box social was held In the loc-
tut-e room of the M. E. Church. 'l‘ues-
day evening. i-‘. C. Bengt r auctioncd
off box lunches to all the guests. A
general need time followed the open-
lng of the parcels.
invitations lravt been issued for
Ibc llt‘di‘l'lll‘lt' of l'lllli'llp Josephine.
darttzlrtrr ol Mr and Mrs. 'i‘hccdtrrc
I‘t-nulck, to Sarnutl It}. Brown, of lion-
ion at “\V'avrncv harm." on Wed-
no May .quc l", at 2 p. m.
litr'u'..tn Hills. of New York, liiltl
renttd the Malcolm tlrrilmm house. In
Mt. Lebanon, furnished, for the sum-
lll"l‘. Mr. (ilillltilll nnI lamlly have
rvntcd one of the hotel cottages at
ltmpult lake, in the Adirondacks
for the summer.
lihnnczcr Scllcck. of Lon Atlgclcs.
‘nl.. In dead. “I" “as a hnli‘uncic
of the late Satirek Y. St John and
\\;-s m.” known to trinity New Canaan
people, llc visited this town several
_\t“:.".\ din, n Nlllll‘i lilac previous to
ill: St. John's death.
The read at the foot of ‘i‘rilmmigc
lliil ba. lucn t‘ti\tl(‘(l v lth gravel and
Ii‘tlill‘.’t‘li. .“.‘\ _ch It has not been
rollul. and autoruobllisls have been
bailn'z their troubles and incidental-
ly saying lllllltts about certain ,ructlr
ods oi NH‘IIllr‘iI load improvement.
"Jack" Anderson has l"‘IllI'llt"I
from a month's outing at his father's
bungalow in the [\Illl'iilltllltliN. l‘ W.
:rldude rnon and familv expect to rank-
:iati mlcuslie tour In the new ritcvcn"~
I
don address.
Tilt‘ \
'.«Itrcks where tilt-y will spend it lcw
‘ . are .iti In their coitus".
\'I'ur'dctt iaturlncc is taking (‘UIISIII‘
i‘l'nIlIi‘ interest In the conditions of
llu‘ sll‘tt‘ls unil guilt-rt: in the borough
l‘t‘llltl‘. and has a gang of tncu at
work ripalrlng and putting: things ill
order, Initrcst of this kind on tho
part of a public ofllclal In the borough
I). a trifle unusual. and lot that rea-
son all the rrzor't‘ appreciated.
t'hatlca S. IMFOI‘CSI has sold out.
his business in Alisonin to Pour
Hart, of \Yinstcd. .\lr. St‘llit‘k fora
llll‘ll)‘ conducted a store here In the
\\'rod building In Main strccl. lIc is
having a house ctcctcd In “'ch
sirrct, where his familv will reside
for the Hlilllilll'l'. He expects to cutcr
burltrt‘ra again itr about a year.
The liblh anulvcrsat'y of the Corr
arrgational t‘lrurch will be publicly
obsrt'vcd, on June 19. 20 and 21. 'I‘lit-
anniversary proper will be held on
Ifi'idtiy. the Will. when Rev. C. M. Sal-
Icrk. of Norwalk, will dcilvcr an Mayor
A Stilltlil).§clltlttl rail)
will be held on Saturday. the fitlth.
and on Sunday the L'iat. there will
be d. missionary rallx. Prof. H. R.
littmplrrics's thor'al sotlch
at all of the services.
will sin;
THINKS IT SAVED HIS LIFE.
Lester M. Nelson. of Naples. Mairrc.
says In a. recent letter: "i have used
Dr. King‘s New Discovery litany years,
for coughs and colds, arid l tlrluk It
saved my life. I have found it a relia-
blo remedy for throat and lung com:
plainls. and would no more be without
a bottle than i would be without food."
For nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the head of throat and
lung rctnctlics. As a preventive of
pneumonia and healer of weak lungs
bridc- I $100
qulsctte {whirl
I
shley, Miss Libby, Missl
, Bach, Miss Smulley,
Hartford. .
. zest well, turd Increase visor. ‘
it has no equal Sold under guarantco
at F. H. Baxter' 3 drug store We and
Trial bottle free. "
Wigg— Bjoncs has joined
cltrb.
Wang—l suspected us much: i saw
him buying a chafing dish the other
darn—«Philadelphia Record.
a suicide
CHALLENGE FROM F. H. BAXTER.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
New England Convention of Brother-
hood Moots at New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN. June 5.-Tlro cou-
ventlon of the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters arid Joiners of the New
England States opened In this city
yesterday. Forty delegates were In
attendance, representing twenty cities
and towns.
President, Frank (i. Durham of New'
Britain; vice-president, 1’ B. Klrk- I
hum, of Boston; secretary and trons
urer, W. W. H. Miner, of Springfield;
reading clerk. A. M. Flagg. of Lewis-
ton, M9,; sergeant at arms, A. J lili-
torr, of New Britain
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICI
"it gives me pleasure to speak good
word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr.
Frank Conlan, of No. 436 Houston St.,
New York. "it's a grand family medi-
cine for dyspepsia and liver complicat-
lions; while for lame back and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom-
Illl' nded. " Eli ctr lc Bitters regulate the
digrstlve functions, purify the blood
and ilnpart renewed vigor and vitality
to the weak and debilitated at both
sexes. Sold under guarantee at F. H.
Baxtcr' it drug store. 50c. '
WHY MIKE WAS IN MOURNING.
O'FIannIgnu came llOlllt' one night
with a deep band of black crepe
around his hat.
“Why. Mikel” exclaimed his wife.
"What. are ye wearing thot mouruful
thin for?"
“im wearin’ it for yer first bus
band.” replied Mike, firmly. "l'm sor-
ry he's dead."
We are not asking a favor when we
ask you to witness the
CHI-NAMEL
Demonoltation
IN OUR STORE JUNEA
To JUNE 10th,
but extending one, it will be your
opportunity to ltarn from the manu-
faclurcr's expert many things In re-
gard to the treatment of Interior
woodwork, furniture. ctc., and. the
purity ways In which the Chl-Nnmel
(training and Viil'llltilllllg Process may
la.- made to serve the economical
lozmowifc. Don't fall to attend. it
will be worth many dollars to you.
Norwalk Hardware Co.
' 39 MAIN smear.
Daily Line on Y
For Freight Only.
(in and alter Tuesday, January 7.
i906. Freight l’ropcllcrs will leave
Pier 28, East RIVcr, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Nora-all: tip to I p. m. and South
Norwnlk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith, c. C. Hegeman,
Lewes. General Agent.
Tlrokfollowlug officers were elected: «2
Can the Children Drink
Grain-0 ?
Best thing in
the world for "
thorn. Letthem /.'
have all thaly
want of it t
‘ will give them
rosy cheeks and ,
bright eyM: woke them strong in
bono.must.ct ...a. . ‘rllcct. Children
who drink plenty of GRAIN () forge
ahead of their schoolmates who are
drugged with too and coffee. In fact
there is nobody under the sun who will
notbobonotited drinkingGItAIN- 0
In place of all 0 er table beverages.
GRAIN-O looks and tum like the but
coho but In thorn solid groin. scion-
uflally blended and routed.
Costa only ouch-if I. much as coffee.
I 'm ”015,092“. "c.
MW.
MR. BELMONT SLIGHTLY BETTER
HEMPSTEAD,'D l., June 5.———0. H.
P, Belmont, who Is critically III with
appendicitis was reported to be slight.
ly better early today His Condition
was still regarded as very grave, how-
aver.
STOP THAT COUGH
or It may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm Is‘hrcnking up colds when-
ever Iried, almost without exception.
file, 260. 60c and $1.00 bottles. Tho
Clifford, Baxter‘s and Plaistcd's. “
(lmnousn:
i don't like your cook bookwit doesn't
recommend Gold Medal Flour. lllUilltINK.
1847 1907
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
nor warts HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and steam Fitting Gn letlrrea,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK 0F
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones&Hotclikiss
Company-
147 WALL eraser. NORWALK.
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CityNationaI Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00
SURPLUS AD PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lat Vice-pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
res.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
A satisfaction to the
man who comes to us
for his Summer Salt
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 scr-
Ail the newest
Summer fabrics and
colors.
Sack Suits $10 to $25.
New .Wash Four-in-
‘ Hands. 25 and 50:.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, ‘HATTER,
FURNISHER.
85 Washington St. ‘ South Norwalk.
vice.
TOWNSEND’S
F. H. Baxter Is seeking the worst
case of dypepsln or constipation in
South Norwalk or vicinity to test Dr.
Howard's new specific for the cure of
those diseases. '
So confident is he that this rcmarka~
bio medicine will effect a. lasting cure
in a short time. that he offers to re-
fund the money should it not be suc-
ocssful.
in order to secure the quickest possi-
ble Introduction Mr. Baxter will soil
a regular fifty cent package of this
medicine at half price, 26 cents.
This specific of Dr. Howard's will
cttre sick headache. diary feelings.
constipation. dyspepsia and all forms
of malaria. and liver trouble. it does
not simply gilte relief for a time: It
makes permanent and complete cures.
It will regulate the bowels, tone up
the whole Intestinal tract. give you an
appetite, make food taste good and di-
‘Victorv’
lE. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H Knapp Samccl Grumman
:Jociah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
lChrIatlan Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
We [love 'l‘altcn the Agency
for the
Pope-Hartford
And Now Have Fine Cars of
that Mike to Offer.
F. E. Lockwood & Co.
nonthtk. court. ‘
llave Youa 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 th
‘surance.
J. M. Layton 8t 00..
Incorporated.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue, South Moi-walk
SHIVERING
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.
Mowers
are the very highest grade BALL
BEARING. which reduces the friction.
and makes It possible to use a. wider
Prices not: $10 to $60
No Odors! No_ Cases! No Flaws!
machine with less effort; can be ao- ' .
lasted very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,’
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
Them 897.
Reed & Volk
Electric Company
as wasumoro‘n are
TELEPHONE, 354.
Norwalk Chronicler