Heirs Owned" Ii. I. A.
GUEST.
PEKIN. June 0.-—China has refused
the wheat made by Japan for per-
mission to station twenty men in Chin-
ese territory, over the Korean border.
for the phi-pose of apprehending lead-
era of t e Korean insurgs’nts who
make their escape in that direction.
The Japanese residency-general at
Seoul his distributed a pamphlet con
mining reprints of incendiary articles
that have appeared In the foreign
press of Koreh and which the rest-
dency considers largely responsible
for the existing state of disorder In
Korea ,
v
oils Guy. of Meriden, testified
.' court at Nova Rayon
”infill
ii a
Win 9' “r:
some as a a
i‘sad i Md to dance
outed at me to do so."
. her husband or
repeatedly. Her divorce
l. gorunds of inlloloreble
”it” husband
‘1‘,“ were
tradict any
Guy. "The
in the case
. raw-loss; a divorce or does
MARHIHIAO YACHT. OIOHT D.
for alimony" ‘
NEW YORK, June 6.—-'l‘hree of the
yachts racing from Marblehead to
Bermuda were sighted on June 4 at
lit 6 a. 111., about forty miles east of the
know is reliable—- Nantucket Lightship by the oil tank
" haw do! For Dyspepsia steamer Rotterdam. which M‘flVt‘ti
on. Kodol is pleasant to here yesterday Te names of the
this and is guaranteed yachts could not be ccrtained. 'I‘Iloy
It is sold by The Clif- wore one white and two black schoon
Hand The Bridge Phan era. the white one about live miles
" “93:9 and t9 leeward of the others.
-—-—-—----p w were c use to ether.
Liven Possess vHvaENa'rE. 1‘
DODGE. in. June 8. '«Sie'nator ONLY OUR! FOR DYGPEPBIA.
when asked last night about Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle
, that- Secretary Taft would Deb. says: “i suffered for years with
_ ‘ for the vicc- presidential dyspepsia. used to have great distress
ion. said that he know nothing and belching. I tried everything I
and could. not refuse what could hear of, but nothing helped mo
‘99% 9ffered. . Hewever, be until i took Brasillan Balm. and one 50
ear he prefers to retain gull bottle cur-dd the completely.“
, thy} Q9:am,. which he Milat9‘. For sale by It. 8. Plaisted‘. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy "
ON’T OVERLOOK THIS!
,. - S y. IRTS
hull Isltetl with deep “mm $1.59
R pride; $2. 59-
68 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
a...
Tlu‘. PARIS
and Slut House
"ts Suitsfor slope W’ SII'
' “mail” 98 andup
.98upt0325
. Sm“ lot “5 ill) Links? Welds, the largesiitock
,Wior’ .98! a (swn
s a}?
Id Beth Stores:
3‘.r..i
leave Berlin for
snap“ primacy.
.- . dye on Girls
floss voile. little" and Work
for lllglli
' new voair...rune ll.-—wlln Gui.
.s
been founded in this city today. The
«Plymouth Rock of this young nation
lies at the George Junior Republic. In
Freevllle. when New York's strayed
7 reungsters have reclaimed themselves
for fourteen years, and "Daddy”
George. who has proved its Columbus.
will be its Washington. That every
state In the older union may eventual-
ly have the same sure means of turn-
ing its young incorrigibles into good
citizens is the plan of the national a»
societion which has just been formed
to stand behind this iuvenlle United
States.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Illi-
nols are already planning state colon-
ies to join the National George Junior
Republic. while a dozen other states
have today applied to be represented,
each with Its little working democ-
racy of boys and girls. Just as the
parent republic in this state is mod-
elled exactly after the life and repre-
sentative self-goverpment of any
American town, the national body of
young republics will reproduce the
government of the larger land for
which It will turn out thmlsantla of
good citizens from bad beginnings.
At the first meeting of the adult or
[balms of this national movement to
day William It. George—~“Daddy" tr
' over five hundred useful young men
and women and to the idea which has
straightened out their crooked starts
in llfc-reported his four original
states to be reorganlscd and ready as
a basis for the new nation. I’louecr
leg from coast to coast. Mr. ioorge
has settled‘a band of young colonists
ill California near Los Angolan and
paved the way for planting and our.
sing other colonies in other states.
Connecticut has bren roused to make
much of Its struggling Junior republic
at Litehilcld and Marylands older or
ganlsutlon has also been insisted in
the national federation.
Working their way to self support
and respect. some. two hundred boys
and girls less than sixteen years old
are today enrolled as citlacns in this
four-state nucleus ofthe national jun
Ior republic. Each of them has gone
wrong In the outer community and to
learning for the first time the sell-sat.
lafaciion of gelling on tile right altit-
of things In their own little. democ-
racy. As judges. jury, police. public
prosecutors and legislators they hold
the fate of their fellow and the young
commonwealth entirely in their own
hands. As forclnen. skilled laborers or
apprentices in the farm. furniture fao
tory. bakery. printing phi and icon.
dry these youngsters up finding out
that they must do work and reap Its
reward or leaf and starve In all the
fourteen years of the parent rcpuhllt
In this state few of the many hundred
junior “citizens." originally
it on th‘ose who followed
The fine art of leaving absolutely
alone the young wills to work them.
selves right has proved a rare gift,
and today the adult sponsors for the
national republic , movement, are
searching high and low for just the
right men for the hard position of
superintendents. The California col-
ony has been placed In charge of a
graduate ofthe original republic and
other such trained workers are to be
produced by practical experience in
junior republic work. As the new
states are taken in. a colony of select-
ed "citizens" of the George Junior Re
public here will be‘put in training on
an adjoining farm at ll‘reevllle to even-
tually blue the trail to the new ter-
ritory as a nucleus for its newly instl~
tuted boy and girl state.
_..._...____.
WR. Ward of Dyersbnrg, Tenn,
writes: “This is to certif that l have
used Orlno Laxative Fr Syrup for
on without a doubt. to be a thoroug
practical remedy for this trouble,“
Itis with pleasure I offer my consoled.
tions reference." Plalsted's Drug Stars
and The Ciiifora Pharmacy.
m
AMBASSADOR TOWIR'B FARE-
WILL.
BERLIN. June 8.—-.The imperial
chancellor. Prince von Buelow. today
dot or the United are?
rho iaHvo b3. succeed Am
one s present ericah in
later at a man s. Emperor William"
will receive Mr. Tower ia farewell
by DI'. DAVIS
0“.”th
1“ m. 'I It not. Mt' my
3., the“ bowels and. trmby it drives
thi. doutgf mlthin system. It Is sold
' 1 Pharmacy and The
r ..
corals. New York, Connecticut ' and
' Maryland.“ its original states. a nu» ,‘
‘ tignal republic of boys and girls has
them as incorrigib’es. have fall
the end to see the point and impre
chronic constipatIOn. and it. has prov- l
Ismarethanacough, itlsadeep-seatsdinilam
motion or catsrrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to. «on: and the. moat. n‘uitidl
received the farewell trail at. Charis} ,
marine Tower. the retiring ambit-Io :Q
to German): .
audience on Monday. On Thursday of ~
la9tlm Mu. Tower will 9; '-
i“
i
' setscopar. cougaarron.
-—-—-
Annual Session In Middletown June
0 at Church of Holy Trinity.
The annual convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church of the state
of Connecticut will he held on Tues
day. June .9. in the Church or the Holy
Trinity In Middletown. The conven-
tioa will assemble at 9:80 In the morn-
ing. The bishop will deliver an ad-
dress after the celebration of the Holy
Communion. The session will be con-
cluded In one day.
The ‘church people of Midtllctown
and Portland will provide luncheon at
l p. m., and supper at 6 p. m., in the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium on Main
:i‘tl'u‘t to all in attendance.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company gives rc
'urzn tickets at one-half the usual rate
to all porcine attending the convert
lion. on condition of the payment at
full fore In going.
At the meeting of the convention
"‘91! following resolution will be offer
0 :
Itesomd. Tilut lb..- itlliowlllt: llilli'lld
meat to thy connilitltlcn.bo proposer.
and approved and i lull It be publish
ed in the journal In order that final
action thereon may be taken at ibr
heal convention.
Resolved, That Article VIII of tilt
constitution be uploaded to road as
follows:
"The utaudln committee of the die
case shall be c ocean at each convrtl
tion, and shall consist of four cirrgy
men. four laymen, conlmunicunts of
the church In the diocese, and the com,
milieu shall continue in oilice until an
other election has born made."
This amendment to the couriltnilon
as recited In the resolution will, if ap-
proved, Ilo over- until the next discos
an convention in mm.
HOW's THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Itc
word for any case of Cuiarrh that can.
not be cured by lialls Caiarrh Cure
F. J CHENEY 6k (20.. Toledo. 0.
We. the underslgupd. have known F.
l. Cheney for ‘thv last 15 years, and
'bt‘licvo illill peric. :ly honorable in all
luminous Iransnctltms and financially
able to carry out any obligations llllidt‘
by his ilrln.
WALDINC KINNAN A MARVIN.
Wholosnlt Druggists. Toledo 0
Hull'swckualrh (‘ure is taken Inter
ually. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials soul free. Prict 75c pet
battlefield in all druggists
Take Hall a Family Pills for consii
patlon.
u“m¢.
ANOTHER GERMAN SCANDAL.
BERLIN Julio i3.-»'Phe Tangiidbt
) ltundschau y-estuday published under
reserve a statement to he effect that
the inquiry into the can not of Princr
erllip Zn Eulonborg on perjury chnrg
as has compromised a great nobleman
who until lately was a high otliclsi a
court. When the emperor learned Illt
particulars of the case. he dismiss tl
this nobleman from all his edit-cs a d
requested him to leave his oilicial res
Idonoe.
.a
W‘ l
THINKS lT SAVED Hi8 LIFI.
Lester M. Nelson. of Naples. m
says in a recent letter: “i bmm
Dr. King's New Discoveryiltal rt“!
for coughs and colds, and I it
saved my life. i hav. found it a calla-“r
bla remedy for throat site I can
plaints. and would no more be them
a bottle than i would be without food. ”
For nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the head of throat and
lung remedies. As a preventive of
pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guarantee
at F. H Baxter‘ a drug store. 50c and
81.00. Trial bottle free.
source of concern n.
’ r; 9;. my... .,;
negation. Get the see- or stop
This is the season for weddings.
Throw old shoes and rice after the
bride, for good luck, if you wish;
but if you really want to bring her
good fortune let her find a Stam-
ford Range among her wedding
gifts.
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash, cor. North Main and WestSts.
FATAL . AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
BRUNSWICK. June 5.——ln a fatal
automobile accident near here today,
Lieutenant Commander Aasmann and
First Lieutenant Fritsache were killed
and First Lieutenant Elmauhorst. and
the chauffeur, a man named Eicke.
were severely hurt. The chauffeur enw
denvored to avoid running over a girl
cyclist and to do so hesuddenly put
on the full brake power. The machine
Is said to have turned practically a
double somersault. It fell upon the oc-
cupants and crushed them. The entire
party was from Kiel. Lieutenant
F‘rltsche was an experienced automo-
bliist and Ir. entered in the race for
was also an aeronautic Inventor and his
seventy horse power aeroplane was to
be frlltl June 28 in the presence of
Emperor William.
A man who is ill perfect health. so
he can do an honest day‘s work when
necessary. hull much for which he
should be thankful. Mr. 1.. C. Rodgers.
of Branchion. Pu., writes that he was
not only unable to work. but ht
couldn't stoop over to tic his own
Shoes. Six bullies of l’citry'e Kidney
(Euro made a now than of him. He says
"Sat-ct all in hole)“ a Kidney Core.‘
Plllisicti‘ a Drug Store anti Tho Clifford
i-‘hnlmtlcy.
~
NEW HAVEN. Juno (ls-«Milt!»
Wright Criggs. 1910 of St. Paul. Minn.
has hurt: chosen an .lstant manager o
the idle University Track .“.SS')(‘iitli0l
for next year: Stirling Marlin. 1910 S
of Brooklyn. N. l'.,
Club for next year; Bayard Hopkins
1910 S, vice-president of the Fl'l‘rlil
.uno “ilntk Association for next year
Chester Manson ('lll‘. Will 5. VIC.
prtlolldtni of ucxi yours b‘rcslnnnl
ll‘ tmthull Association. Waller Colic;
Douglas. 1910 S. of New York city. It
1 similar position on next year's ircsll
man baseball association.
Dell'iil'n Witch Ilascl Salvo. it It
especially good for pilots. no sure It
got DoWIII's. Sold by The Clifton
Pharmacy and The Bridge I’hur
macy. “
NIANTIC PHYSlCiAN STRICKEN
NIAN‘I‘IC. Juno ti.--l)r. Fred W
smith. prominent in Masonic circles it
this state. was stricken by n pamlytir
stroke at the home of his sister. Mrs
Elisabeth Kenblea, Thursday. Ills en
tire left side is affected. Ilr. Smlil
was a practitioner in New London for
many years. but moved here on til:
death of his wife about two years ago
lie was a member of the highs.
branches of Masonry and was consld
crud an authority on that order. lit
was a student of astronomy as well
About twenty-five years ago Dr. Salli
engaged In diamond mining in Scull
Africa for a while.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"It gives me pleasure to sperm a goo.‘
word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr
Frank Conlsn. of No. 436 Houston St.
New York. "II‘ a a grand family medl
other for dyspepsia and liver complies
t;ions while for lame buck and weak
kidneys It cannot be too highly recom
mended." Eli-civic Bitters regulate flit
digestive functions, purify the hicct’.
and Import renewed vigor and vitality
to the weak and debiliialed of bull.
sexes. Scld.under guarantee at I“. ll
Baxter's drug store. 50c. "
“The folks at home is.lricltlng be
cause you haven't got 'cm a postoiiict
building or nothln'." ”l-low’e the sea
son been?”.irfquired the congressman
thoughtfully. "Fine and favorable.‘
“Explain that It‘s doc to my influence
with the weather
hureau."—-Kunsae
" it cures: l
aw: “11$;ka and mm guarantee a:
. in constrain Ila
indentured
'Clty Journal.
It blames
. , "ominous-aides- can
in: rears. Bmzmmfnthe germicide bal,
evergmsafor
on... with
care cleardownta
“mavericks“
the Prince Henry cup on June 9. He ~
.'ALE’8 TRACT ASSISTANT~ MANN»
has born clcctctl
VICF‘I‘rcsltielll oi the Freshman lion:
Irritant Wales
mural; s his to use a wider
. with medal-t: can be and
vfigeuny and quickly. _ . .
Osabury Dseidsa to Give the Tarvls
Gym a Trlsl.
At a meetingpf the Public Works
Committee in Beauty. it was decided
to lay the": Division street macadaln
with the Tarvis dustclaying system.
making what Is” known as "tarviate‘ti
road." This a‘method of laying
macadam r0 ' eye which is said to
malte' them practically dustle‘sa. ' at
the same time making them harder
and more permanent than the ordin-
ary macadam. and almost an asphalt
pavement, without adding to the cost
more than a few hundred dollars. an
unimportant amount.
A representative of the Barrett
Manufacturing Co.. of New York and
several other cities, has been in Dam
bury reocntly in conference with the
members of the Public Works Com-
mittee. who have also investigated the
system in other ways. 'I‘ e committee
has given the whole alter careful
consideration, and some of the mem-
bers have even seen pieces of the
roadway which have been laid a year
or more and which has proved more
than satisfactory. It has been es‘
timated that the cost for the $4,000
piece of macadam on Division street
will not exceed $400 more than the
original estimate. while making a
roadway that will be a9vast Improve
ment as well as doing away with .the
dust on the street without sprink-
ling.
The maln part of the macadam
will” be laid in the same manner as in
any other system, but the top dress
ing will be somewhat different. Not
as much stone will be required for
the top. so that the cost of material
will be less. The labor will or course
cost more.
The Public Works Committee also
decided to try the tar-via on a section
of the 'old West street macadam to
test its dustdsying and dust-preventing
qualities. The cost for tarvlatlng
:lid streets is less even than that for
laying new ones, and it is claimed
for the material that its use once a
your will keep the streets absolutely
duration at an extremely low cost.
The system was called to the ab
routine of the committee by State
Highway Commissioner MacDonald,
when he was In Danbury a few days
ago. Iic spoke of it principally in
connection with the condition of
White street, where‘it is likely the
material _l_lvlll be used. Commissioner
MacDonald said that he expected to
lay several reads this year with this
material.
The use of this material for the
mailing of permanent and dustiess
roads’has been Investigated by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. which has found it such as to
bring out a favorable report. Several
other cities not far from Danbury
have been laid with the material and
many Danbury people have had the
opportunity to observe their quality.
W
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
never I t it run into pneumonia nor
left a pwreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty. so do not
frills with the small sizes but get the
50c or 31. 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat:-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly an-
nihilaie every germ in every great or-
‘lgsn. These remaining germs. cause the
evil after enacts: It is half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every :10
or 16 minutes till it stops
“Mm kwlw-W‘m
w
THREAD WORKEII’ WAGES RE-
WILL]hil‘ltl‘l'i‘iilfic EJune 6.——Notlcos
were posted att a plant of the Am
eriosn Thread Company yesterday an-
nouncing a general reduction in wages
of from five to ten per cent” to take
effect next Monday. It Is expected
that other'orders will follow Increas-
ing the working time of the plant from
four to five days a week, so that ill
spite of the cut the operatives wIll
get more money than they do now.
About 2.5009hands are affected.
a
cacaoaza.
”.3. lumiwmmalriiom
ll ‘II II 9 '. “ .
Salter—I tool that existence with-
out lyour daughter would. he only a
dreary task, whose completion could
not come too soon.
Father—Very well. take her. And
presently youll feel the same way.
only more so.—-—Ally Sloper's Half-Hui
lday
1847 \
Plumbing and Steam
Heating
HOT Wares .Hsarmc.
HOT are HEATING.
e'rcvas auo sauces,
SLATE mo rm aoormc.
Gas and steam Fitting Ola Fixtures,
Molar cellos, Etc.
HAVE veil as: ou‘a 8TOCK or
arcnmono sauces?
The Jones &Hotcilkiss
Company.
17 WALL STREET, ZORWALK.
CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
0—.—
CAPITAL.
stocooooo
SURPLUS AD PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
sowm H. martian/sou, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vicavprea.
anoaatcx l-l. aowau. 2nd Vice-
[‘0‘-
WILFREO BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin 4. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
We Have Taken the Agency
‘ for the
Pope-Hartford
And NowHave Fine Cars of
‘ on. unite to utter.
, an‘tvahrt; Conn.
Dally Lille to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
I905, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River. New York, (foot
of Dever street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwaik up to 5: 30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annis'p J. Smith. c. C. Housman,
.9 Lem ‘ . Gonerai Agent.
I
‘v. higher: gratis t.
93‘! timathefrlctikn,
. .35» sowing. V. .
its longliiunrou eraser.
Haye You a Traveler 3
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
GET ONE. We are 380ml; of
the TraVeIers.
Fire. Life, Accident. and Marine In.
snrance.
J. M. Layton Sr Co..
incorporated. '
£0. 5 Railroad‘Avsm. south Nor-walk
; . savanna
_ Have you a. cold bath room or cold
corner touhcat?
~ 2 V. 1‘3 ‘ 01's
,
are made to heat. Just such places find
91ndsrt$ra conditions are Inexpeil’lilve
I I'Pnces from $10 to $60
“No OdotsiNeGasesi Nouns!
8r Voik
Electric Company
8! WMHINOTON OTIIIT.
Norwalk Chronicler