”at your up rule.
of notllcllhl taste-
Thishaaose
fiat there' is little hood of
. Worrying or wasting.
:iitt everything will be to your taste
if you have a reliable St9:n9iord
Range in your kitchen.
. :on sans av
lir. ommpion stated last hub:
that he has never known of such a
condition of affairs In Connecticut
Some twelve years
ago. however, It Bantam Lake, this
state, thousands of fish died in about
lie manner. The cause was
never known.
Farmers In the vicinity of Wright's
pond are takihg away some of the
fish as fertilizer. One said he has al-
readytaken about 5,000.
HOW‘S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Be-
word for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall‘s
l". J. OBENIIIY a 00., Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F
J. Cheney for the last’lb years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
WALDING, KINNAN I MARVIN,
Wholesale Draggists. Toledo,0
Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken Inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent
bottle. solo by all druggiats.
Take Hall's Family Pills forecasti-
listeners investigate law
.9111! 2‘09: _ .
,9 ,..:.-ilew Haven.
r. of Lyme. state com-
1101th and game no-
waters before
y to Niantlc to investigate a.
‘ and somethat mysterious con:
'Wright's pond. I body of
' I mile north from the
horse of the pond Catarrh Cure.
or! “1‘. Infiniti-
first fact. to and
ends of dead-
Mid}. patfbelieving it a
ease?) of
ill 9. rtalnly dan~
I . whatevbr to route-
Prict 760 per
NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
CWELAND. Ohio, June ti.—-Thir.
tyone thousand members of the Na-
tional Educational Association have
signified their Intention of being pres-
ent at the convention of that organisa-
tion, to be hcidi n this city June 29th
to July 8rd. inclusive The attendance
may swell to 60,000 or more Already
. the number who have announced their
present is within
4.4000 of the atlas once at the Boston
cenvcntion of 1908. when 36 .000 teach-
ers were registiered. Cleveland enter
tained the National Education thirty
eight years ago. The city was then
accredited with a population of 98.-
000, and Its guests members oft he
association were 170. The Nations!
of spelling bee is to be held In Rockne
felleriPar'k. and thevopen air reception
to be conducted in the University Cit-
cle in which 600 boys will sing, three
bands will play. and thousands of elec'
tric Ilshts furnish Illumination, are
» features to be ' you.
not. all of the specie
".fland in .Srldo
from Wriebt’s
Mare. (blight every
cushioned arr” for ~
flown I Neel:
"‘ ibtenlon of help
1‘ {lie 99:.“ c‘omn'iii's
, Ind ' is colleagues
‘ l «arbitration yester-
Ntli’ Slider the
thousands were seen
bout. Ill stricken
9 .l“;1¥1§£:iilniyh
' A gilt and also» showed
b kOommIssioaer
mm r00'ght ha 0 New a~
van with him a not: gt the water
200011 3:91! .Wfll JIMfS:DI'~; Me-
i
$2.59 "“91- 59
".Sruaitgr 11.50.115.00Ladléfi we. 37.50
7 ” Suitii lo: 31000 Wes 5”“
. es Stilts for 31500:
0001901109 C4999tsfor $9498.;
waves or. J,
anallilsirilsld unvniyll r
in Is lilarin It till
in. Last eel: '
Fairileld county lawyers will have
to get along with the new rules of
practice in the courts for at least an-
other year. At the meeting of the
Judson of the su reme and superior
courts In Hartfo last week the .
cast for modifications as te.d in
t eae commas. was refused.
lt will be recalled that there was a“
largely attended bar meeting at t‘. '3
county court house some weeks ago.
In which the ropoaed changes in the
rules were d scanned at length and
a committe was appointed to confer
with other counties In regard .to
changes
Fair-field Count Gets No Aid.
But other eoun es did not look at
the new rules from the same stand-
point. and It does not appear that
there was any very extensive move
ment in favor of a change outside of
Faitfleld county.
The rule that stuck In the Fairueld
county crop the most was that which
related to arrangements between the
counsel. A special eflort was made to
change this. anyway.
Rules Working Well.
When the judges assembled at
Hartford the proposed changes were
laid before them and duly discussed.
Reports on the workings of the new
rules were received from the clerk of
the different counties and the concen-
sus of opinion was that they were
working very well. and were expedit-
ing litigation, which was one of the
main objects of the new rules.
The judges too, Is disenssiuv ”it
matter generally found that the ruler.
had been of great assistance on then
calendar days, in seine counties much
more than others ‘
No Change at Present.
of the majority .wus against
change, for the present at least.
was thought that'ihe new rules ought
to here a thorough trial
was not enough to thoroughly demon-
fercnt after a your or an
” of the discussion was a refusal
malts any change. and so Fair-field
to the changes.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPIPBIA.
Deb. says:
‘ ~»‘ 1.. ‘2
Java Tennis?
. Convention at Chicago has caused the
' .msn before the convention. Ten min-
lt soon developed that the opinions
any.
it
Six months
strata the workings It might be tili-
Tho result
to
county lawyers must adopt Ibcnrsolvon
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
“i suffered for years with
Nitrates Usually.
Its
WAININQT {Igloo dr-r- 09101-7
cunt ‘o'l'tlni‘e 'thit lady be 0an than by
each nothinating and ascending speech
at the coming National ‘ltepubiican
prospective craters on that occasion
touliligently search the records for
precedents. Roscoe Conkling' s nomin
sumcd twelvo minutes. and'iflardeld at
the some meeting tool: but I...Iittls
more time In 1 i icing the name of Sher
rates was required of lager-oil to porn
Inate Blaine. These three speeches
stand out prominently as models in‘
the annals of national conventions.
it Is understood that Representative
Burton will take twenty minutes is
proposing the name of Secretary Taft
minutes In seconding the nomination.
Other crashes probably will be gov
eraed at i
the convention allows each speaker be
be the judge of the time he may cou
same In making nominations. When
brevity has not controlled orators on
such occasions. In infintient audience
generally has called time on them: Th:
ordeal of speaking in a large auditor
inn: is a still more potent factor in as
have voices sufficiently powerful to
island the strain more than ten or iii.
teen minutes.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE;
"it gives me pleasure to silent: a g ..
word for Electric Bitters.“ writes, '-
ll‘rank Coulan.ofhio. 436110 a
New York. 'fit's a grand fatal u .
cine for ampsis and liver ..
lions: while for lame back '
kidneys It cannot be tcb‘
mended." Electric Bitters A -‘
digestive luntiions, pur f
and linpnrt renewed vi~(¢'
to the West: and deb
sexes. Sold undo“: ,
llnxttl‘ a drug store
Help »
’l‘bc trailic *
New Haven ml Hartford Railroad to
. .iiuy show llint thorn ha
910’)!" no improvements ii
,; receipts. i’nssonger bus‘.
fluirrvrr, shows only a \‘or
imriion as compared will
. A very early iinprtwomcni
- . In the freight business i.
‘ i for. as the reports of agent
and belching.
cutie hear of. but nothing helped :0
cent bottle cured me completely.“ ,i
For sale bydl. H.1’Iaisted.li‘.l{
Baxter‘ and The Oilfield Pharmacy ‘
WILL NOT STRIKE. .
.—
New Haven Road Obnducton Not to
Roles Trauma
The official statement pin” our in
the. New Haven rand 9 1'0." omclllifl
contemplate no actual ”litlfllmlum oi
agreements with the mucus on them
system came as agiurprise to the
union men of tho gliy says the New
Haven Journal and (hiurier The con
ductors who we mli received by the
officials when i asked an nudienc:
, a few days a urn «usually our
rised an W cm last night
p d opinion that the road
in reg to the report that the
s «are to salt the local lod
conduct urinlqaio‘n‘ to adopt strenuous
s If necessary, this conductor
unit there was not the slightest
niliiy of I strike among the
,1. units for union recognition. The
"doctors in the employ of the New
mun road are for the most part
Iv‘il along in years and men who
- MIG been in the service of the dll
lotions branches of the system beforr
the consolidation came. This fact or
long time employment. together with
the fact of cutting down the number
of conductors, will prevent any strike
During the past six months a lava:
number of conductors have been iaio
“ strove: the system. This is due to
the fact, that several trains have
heeataken oil. but also to the fact
that the runs have been lengthened
One of the reasons for the asked an
dience with the oillcisls of t is read
was the shortening of the inercnt
runs to what they had been before the
HIGH HONOR FOR INVENTOR
ORLAN. . .
PHILADELPHIA. Juhes 8.——Formal
notice has been van by the secretary
of the Franklin net late that its Com
mittee on Science nd the Arts has
recommended the award of the Elliott
(treason sold medal to Patrick B. De
lany, or South Orange. New Jersey. for
his system of automatic .telegraphy.
The Delany system is controlled by
the Telepost company which is new
- . buildllil up a national telegraph sys
tent to compete with the Western [in-
fair and the Postal. The Delany atrial
- matic apparatus sends and receives
at the rate of a..thousand words a
minute. The economics It makes pos-
sible in operation and construction
are so great that the new company has
already announced that it will charge
only a cent I word for telegrams be-
tween any two points on Its lines. -
., Among inventors the Elliott Cresson
medal is one of the mpstpighly valued
li'oaors. It is bestowed under a deed
of trust dating from 1848. which res-
. tricts awardsto
the arts and sciences. or for the he
venti nor t of some use-
9 machine.” WWW honor earn-
ed by: air. Delany 9.0930" the highest
awards for his automatic sys-
tem flora the New m$01!): metrical Sm
clot». Cornell vet-n ty, . the Pan.
mam 1:10:99 . ".0391“;
m: Wealflbflflfl.
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
I tried everything i 9 ,9
9 industries on
toffsoine discovery in ‘
care. It
A risen Sahibt oasnd the St. Louis .
, who. sh‘atr .
1 mm" and ms
.5: mile Get all , .
faithfully for a- few weeks and we mean 0% William be
".4: that the resumption of work i
cotton mills includes practiciiii
. ,. .ry factory in the system's tvrr
until 1 tool: lirasilian Helm, and one ,9:
wry. the produc of which must sou
reach to company s‘ lines. In the woo
up business. factory resumption ha
been very slight: and in ihc‘metelll
the system there ha
been practically no change. the chic
center of depression being still lb.
Snugatuck Valley. On the. nuvlgn
lion lines of the company the «limit:
inbred business itili continues. affect
lug- both l‘iassengrrxi and freight. i
iillode island. where the trolley :tyr
tern of ‘the nipsny was showing
rerioua tomcat ‘ losses have bee.
of late much on ilhod and the trol
"cy Situation the is steadily improv
ing.‘
————-——s—.._.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1. Cool:
ran. 0a.. writes; ‘1 had a bad son
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal it
until i applied Nucklen'e Ainicu Salve.
Less than half of a 25 cent boa we:
the day for me by affecting a ptrfoc
cure" Sold under guarantee at F
H Baxter‘ a drug store.
TROUBLE DUE TO BREAKING
w: .
Sonic little trouble is being 0
oil by the New Haven road
electrified zoni- from Stamford to New
York trains being delayed along the
line by the breaking of the overhead
trolley wires according to the New
Haven Mailer.
Passengers on several trains have
reported being held up on the electric
division for this reason, and about hav-
ing to be hauled into the Grami Cen-
tral station be switch engines By
luly 1 it is believed that the weak
spots in the wiring will have been
liseovered and that by remedyins our
‘ittie defects at first unnotlccable the.
rains will be running all by electri.
city, as was the company agreement
Engineers for the New Haven read
say that everything Is in readiness
so far as equipment goes for the run.
uing of all. trains by electricity Jhlr
let, as per agreement.
STOP THAT GOUGN
or it may result in pneumonia Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when.
ever tried. almost without replies
100 260, 60c and 31. 00 but es. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. “
orient:
w .
source of consumption.
Aim
notice are we J
remedy taken
'1.
‘ Slim
hidmflwfi £m1wlh's to titans:-
or.“ a‘ wider: of
has In“ I .ldcm Itate. 9
“1001:.th
H.9Yatcs
#1 WW9? ' ...i~....
.
. i ,
‘Hwhh-ahdd‘.
ation of Grant for a third term eon-u,~
as the presidential candidate of his .9
party, and that Senator floral: will
consume not more than six or seven ;
eaame limitations tithough -
curing short addresses, as few men.
IUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVI WINS.
ith its:
Irene
Ismomthanacengmittsadee
I
user.»
talcum of gum celgsmpptiohr 5:“th .9.
to
‘1 My“
list him quit codes and
. M same a few days
and all. his Inorsaud
capacity forworlr. Tsaand
solos stimulate. while they
undermine the health. clog
the liver. causing bacheh'.
hm)”: Cw.
‘ GRAIN-0 stirs the sluggish
to actiom warms. cheers, no .
d liesnew tot: " m!-
Sawmumfluuo '1.
ill. the bolt codes. but " N19 01
solid grains and costs 0 one-half
as much.
All We 9 1L 9
‘ m . I i“
r-a-r Ly euaneo.
Little mtg Girl Pulled Lamp From
his eto Her Bed.
13 R'iST 1. Julie 8—Sopbie, the one
year (,1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Staple Rejovesky. was probably fa-
tally . rned yesterday by the overturn-
ing , a lamp. The child pulled the
la ‘ from the table to the bed, set-
i ' the‘bed clothes on fire and be-
. the flames were extinguished the
hilt! was bound about the arms and
~ head.
A BetterF'mish' ‘
Than'the Natural Grain
(inc henbtained on dmrs. nklloare
andw won: by trains (1:5.le (the
rumble made in all cobra) and our new
mien! gralning prism
Italy work for the amateur. No technical
training M
blade w'l‘he Ohio Varnish Company
Develsad. o.
NORWALK HARDWARE 00..
AGENTS.
the delegates to the animal convention
39 MAIN It. NORWALK.
Here's coolness for yon«thin. cool-
ing undergarments which invite the
Summer breeaes. and keep you In corn-
fort. .
We' ve every good kind, from but
brlggnn at we a garment to due. soft
Hale and mesh fabrics All sires, and
n a: fore every size.
Hosiery, Negligee Shirts and other
cool wears.
Knothe Belts, 60c. 750. ".00.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. ‘ CLOTHIER. MATTER.
FURNISHER.
.6 Washington St.
- motion or catamh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthma and the most fruitful
It homes all schools of
medicine, and cough cures. loaded with nan
and harmful. because no
ternaliy only, ever did or can,
. .alonehaatrtnmnhedin. whites to: 90""
Semifimaommaasup
n
9 clinician”; stop-tbs
W...
the gérmloide bat
0:0 battle the
Eliot tefiie secret; It
or" i ' ‘
3000‘:
1-1»
South Norwsik.
BOSTON. i‘iuncb 0.~—-1Iuvlng concluip
ed” all the Y9luninusn properly to cashew
before the I at yesterdays sessions.
of the New England ‘brancli, United
Common-ml Traveler‘s of America.
were free. today to devote their time
to the program of entertainment which
mil men arranged for them. The
_ foreman furnished the feature of the!“ -
. 'day when the
‘ with their friends and families; form- Logue, primate c.‘ liriand, sailed to
Hi In line and paraded through the day for Billy!!!
slreels o! the city, about 2,000 strong. penis. otter
traveling salesman.
9.9' 1 i. VET¢AVILIIW CON-' , Willi
h:Mh’ecraniallrisiinlt; pert ll :rywy
l' W l' r l N’ "I“ I.
Anne. steam bmm'
tonne-
It! JIM-0.1110 data”: WWW
be prepared lastaatly till! I“
’ mod liut'
thII' a is
Ml Don't Iorept robe
eimrpliss with all t'nre Mid Laws.
Min rrr. WWW.
11 Al
"LL-0.1a
, :1 fl
OAROINAL LOOUI SAlLs.
NEW YORK. June 0.«Cardinai
on the closure: Cartr-
sojourn in this country
At the conclusion of the march, cars of live Weelts. which he declared to
had been furnished to take them to have been anion
the Riverside Recreations Groutids in of his long life.
the most eventful
he excursion steam-
Auburndale where refreshmenia and er Glen, with I number of distinguish-
and alteration of coach enjoyment ed churchmen on board,
Archbishop Farley, together with a
large delegation of layraen and a band
escorted the Campania down the bay,
"Afterdoctoring 15 years for chronic giving the preiate I last good bye.
indigestion. and spending over two (in-ding] Logne was accompanied by
hundred dollars. nothing has done me the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brown, of Clyone;
as much 8006 as Dl‘ 1008’! New “10 the Very Rev. T. Quinn, Rev Father
l consider them the best pills Brown and Rev. P.
ever sold." writes 13. F Aysoue. 0! 111- rival In lrelan'd, the prelato will at
sleaide N 0 Bold under mrnntee at once resume the, duties of his see at
was prepared
THE BEST PILLS EVER GOLD
Pills.
. ”w... _.._...._. .._.- ._. .fi
In the Sports
The Coal-Man's fancy gently turns
‘ to thoughts like these:
Winter Is ovar‘.
Here we are again.
Buying coal for another mason.
Selling some too. .
Do you thing We too early?
Many think otherwise.
We’re ready when you.are.,
New or later?
, ‘ The FerrisCoalCo
149 Washington .51.
"mnm
Witty:
re the Ilnmd of (‘opnty Commission
irs of lu‘niriield County: ‘
l hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No. lot) to sell Splrituoue and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. lager Bear.
rthiuo Wine and Older. from Michael
hubrano. It ti and 8 Wood street. to
Tony Tortomlln and Joseph Vitago. at
u and 8 Wood stréet. Town of Norwalk.
The. proposed place of business is not
located with 200 feet in a direct line
of a Church Edition or.Pnbiic School
house or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Post Office Public Li-
brary or Cemetery
Dated at Norwalk this 29th day of
May, 41.11.1008.
JOSIPII Vl'l‘AGO AND TONY TOR.
TOBELLA
Applicants.
We. the undersigned. electors and
nxmycrs. as defined by law. of the
foam of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
nipplicatiurr of the above named Tor.
me do severally certify each for him-
;elf that We are taxpayers owning real
estate situated In said town of Nor~
walk, and that we have not endorsed
the application of any other person for
.eating liquors during the ensuing li-
“81180 your.
Dated at Norwalk this 89th day of
May A. 1).. 1908
firenso None. Joni Lehotshy.A
Tariov. M Joasm. C Chernok.
I hereby certify that the above BS1111
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
1rs. as defined by law, of the Town
' of Nor-walk and that they have signed ~
for no other applicant.
Dated at Norwalk this 29th day of
Way, A. D., 1908 \
11E911131§BT 11.8111'1‘11,
ll 8 Town Clerk:
For Freight 2901:-
On and after Tuesday. January;
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River, NS York. (foot
of Dover street), ev9r day. (except
Sunday). It 4 p. :1: Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 pm In. and South
Nor-wall: up in 5: to pin .
Norwall: Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. Smith. c. c. Hegemari,
Lessee. Gen'ral Agent.
ruwNSENDis '
sreths very highest grade BALI.
“ARIN .s: incl:Ii muses theirictica.
and rush the to has I wider
machine with less effort} on be an-
lasted very easily and quic'Niy.
assumes.
‘11! WASHINGTON STREET
'PhoM We ‘." 9
.orolin I: Vitago. for such license. and
r license to sell spirituous and isms-19
DaiiyL'iii ctoN WW
S .11. Dow.
Including
ui.nn Upon ar-
F'. H Baxter's drug store. 25c. . ” Armsgn 9
“-0.0... tar...
Isarsths
i i i ‘ i i‘ avar- 9
1047"» ‘WLN ‘ 1907 A
Plumbing and Steam
Heating
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STONES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting Gas Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU 8 IN OUR STOCK 0F
RICHMO D RANGES?
The Jones Silioytchkiss
Com
i7 WALL STREET?“
.Crty usual Bank
efmr
\ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
{TRANSAGTSU A GENERAL BANKING
BU mess.
es—s—h—
CAPITAL,
.SIW
SURPLUS AD PROFITS,
$17
yNURWALK.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pres.
9 JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice-pres.
FREDERICK H ROWAN.2M Vice-
wraraso Iberian, cam".
011136 tons.
E. ii. Mathewson . Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah Ruflawip :1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swsrts H. Light
Fred H. owan.
. a. y.,....--.-..
We Eve
Stuntman.
for the '
Pope..-
And Now Have Fine Cars of
that We to Offer;
.0. r. Lockwood a co.
abutmcosn.
.ITMeiér's
Auto .
"l Us" -‘ ’ if
. 1011ch
Before 'F‘IOW a‘ hand to the wheel
arr-smut. of
the Travelers.
rue. Life, Accident... bud Marine In-
811101106.
lawman
, Incorporated. 9
N0. 5 Railroad Awhile. South Norwalk
Have you a cold bath room or cold
corner to heat! .
‘ are made to headset such places and
under like conditions are inexpensive
" " Prices! on 510 to S60
No (literal No Gees! No Flaws!
11000.8: V011:
"a mammoth " ” '
TEL“ “NONI SM.M ‘
Norwalk Chronicler