'31 .11 mm. maguilfm’ '
I:
(1'8ng Washington at.
3 , 7 1:. m.
on... until 33
1” , .c’o’u’N‘ou. u...
snub—— I
their houfieh'old furniture
itltherfi‘pérsdnhl property.
»: Still. on their own name'
I Loan 8: Security Co.
*hlonduyf and
Mallackemo .
’ mutt Increase In Value with the rapid
qrowfllnfnlll. tow}. _ 1
Shoe Repaying
‘i
. i
I . venous my
tool.
Home E Balm 8: Son,
Real Estate and
‘ Lady Attendant.
who. MAIN meow: unliwutx
1 W1:
. BASEBALL NEWS.
Yllterdcy'u State League Reunite:
Brliluéport 5, Springfield:
At .New ltrltulanow Britain 9,
New fluveu 5.
. At Waterbury-flertfortl 8 Water-
huryt.
At Holyolthllierldon 6 Holyoke
5, (lint game). It Innlnuu. llolyoke
II Meriden 5 (net‘ondauumo). 1
memoir: National Leanne Results.
At Pblludolpbiu~8t 1.0qu 1 Phil»
dolphin 0 (10 lnnllum. ~ 1
Mo New York-Plttsburg I Now
I‘ll .
At. BrooklyII—I—Broolllyn 2, Chibouu
'At- Boston~Cluchluuu 8, Boston 5.
Youterdly' 3 American Loluue Ito-um.
At St. Louie—fit. Louis 4, Washing
1 At Chicago-Chicago 3 PhllullolphluW
At Clevelulld~liouion 8. Cleveland
At Dotrnlt—Detrlot 'I, New York 0.
'(32 Innings)
I ONLY CURE FOR bYBPEPSlA.
, Mru Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
L. says: “I muttered for yours with
3: yupepelu. used to have great dietreeu
,‘und belehlpu I tried everythlnu I
doubt hear u! but nothing helped me
:lntll I took Bruulllnn Balm, and one
nI bottle cured me “completely."
sale by it. Phil-led. l“. H
Inter and The Clllford Phurlnllcy "
45 Wall St. Nor-walk.
Insurance.
-We« have never-I decided nil-Quin.
lg: Income produelnu' property. tutti?
....l. m. ..l
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick H. Gauung,
UNDERTAKER ‘
' “[urlernl Parlors in Cohnbclion. .
'i‘el. 5M
.Oiiiur: and Residence,
r 33‘
Y'OUR
ts‘ NOT MODERN on SCIENTIFIC
omens pone or us. ‘
Monarch Repair sin; a
leg.
43. llAYIuoItu er..
to: room; I
It‘t'
I11,88il by
I htheld that position no to hll death:
1, r
53 Nuttlnu.‘ clty:J , .
I lied nothluut9 chum:
IIIIIDG ur. on: li-ll
.Ilbnt. mini“ at the Iufill: MI
ill
1 ml] I]. bulging!" of mew‘
1r
ulrt'op
till?) Wod‘hI
73. new
"RMAIII: for
1i:
for l huu been I: n
thntlha e‘o'uld hilt:3 '
33:33:13? slid u, ,ullu: Mary
Mr. Huht will: in. Mmont Jet-
Ieraon county,‘ New You lie removed
to Oh lotto. N.Y .. and tar wont to
sync 0,:where he won in: young
manhood days. 1 no crime to Brim
port in ms and tar e ilunlber or
9 your: w», l butter- on Help
lie retire Iron: uslnell‘n and or:
number or year- we: a member oi the
. board or “tenure and finally resigned
that position to hecolne menu:
for Miller a Ouborne in their trudl 5
{stamp buulneu. lie m: a nun
ler at ti: pout otlloe“ n irehruury
outmuater
H.333
Ilunt mu: prominent In bdd
Ii‘ellowahlu. 119 we: a charter number
of Arqunum oduo. Vla- grand mantel
« of Conneetlliut in 1890. rupruubhtut‘lfdl‘bltgmmw Clerk Fredorlolt 0'1“"
ii
at the soevrelun srund Ridge in 18!:
was I: member or Struttiel eueimp-
ment. 1.0 0. i“.. vloepreul out of the
Grand Muten' annotation Mill treat
lure: of the Odd Fellow-I Home con:
pomtlon ainoe its culmination. ,
lie was also tmuurer or limit
goiluuln Club. a. momb'orvvi’ St. John
lodge. I“. u M. and Bridgeport eon:
uluve, Improved Order 0! Hoptuophl.
The funeral ‘Will be held on Friday
afternoon at 2: Jo at his Into roul-
deneo on Cottage utreot. Tho llev;
llenry Hullun: Tureedy, meter of the
tooth Congregational Church, will ot-
flciuto I
l-IOW'B THIS?
We oIIor One Hundred Dollurn Re:
ward for any case of Ceturrl: that can-
not be cured by Hull's Cuturrh Cure;
l“. J. CHENEY l: (30., Toledo, 0-.
We. the mammal. have known I“
J Cheney tor Iberian: In years. uiul
belleve him perfectly honorable In all
buulnoull transactions lulu linuuolully
able to carry out any obliuutlonu made
byw hi. llrln. ‘
WA%NG, KINNAN l: NARVIN,
imagine. woledo. O
ilull’e Chlurrh Cure in thlteu lnter~
nuliy, aetlnu directly upon the W
and humour tun-tum. oI the m: «In.
t‘eetlmen‘lille lent tree. Prlct the per
bottle. Sold by all dru
'I‘ulte Hull's Family Pl Ilia tor oonuth~
pulion, “
W . ~
Morel. Minute. ,
‘CIlIlord—er I“. C Gmwlp. Dal:
I bury. '1‘ Dreytur. ml. 1:. anont. (I: ’I‘ayl
:l. Hopper. E. E. southwell, l“
loss. A B. Wilhnmmfl. II. P h J.
(whomvun. rm: York: 1:. J. ”#162
,-.'l‘ Houdini. II I. Vniilent. I:
it Ilrpntl-lch. inn-trout; W. Clea»
.IlOutnn;N Women in: donburg,
Cannon: Mr. Abrupt. Curiarldml. . I.
MahaekeqlwummFP1ilulh, . Pr:-
',uud lie... ' REunll, I“. A. [lei
New York; Mrs. Momentar- nlltl hon.
city; ll wallokney. Boston": Leela Lab:
try. 8. Creenuteln. Bridgeport;R Georue:
I: Rockwell. Rlduelield; Lit nun.
butt, Wilton; H. 8. Ronald. Bridge-
port, Joules McKee“: New York: II. It.
Penney. Spring
“0 him, West Haven.
W
STOP THAT COUCH
or It may molt In pneumonia. Bra
zlllan Built: in brtfltlnx up colds when-
ever tried. nlmou wllhou‘t exception.
[00, 860. 500 one 81.00 bottles. The.
Cliltord, Baxter‘s and Plulntod‘e. ”
HA0 no Simon. PAPERS.
PARIS. June 11. ~Mudume Stein»
hell, widow oI_ Adolphe atelnhell. the
trench inlet, who. with his mother-
Iuw, Mme. Jepy. "l“ atrunuled to
lentil“ on “July In, will: interviewed to
M:‘ntnoru that
ilgllll motive amine“: crlru'e.
loid;
_ I.
p"
te‘rnonf
elnhell
That Is ridiculous.
memory oi my. Mum
we. .
all m h then Khaki” flo‘rontilowuli
‘ In]: «ml *Mlva‘mfll
951M Cult hunting.) Common.
undermine: "ii Nlligmlim Gull left 0,756:qu m
u heath-é”. BIII'
hilo u I ,
Willi:- not “£351: linexyooleti‘m‘
some tiny:
WW1 He left :I
nrlsoid rind .
1892 ‘and on ollleer ol the novomlsu.
5’ grand lodge oi the world In 1891. He
' L. Lehn. Chnrioa Verlln.
~ made up At Grmnwicb und leIt South
willie
a :
nent men n: .«
repliedl. - 1
l uweur upon tlrb 1»
burden! New Loildon uhtl
I1... ., _1
«lane
ll
yum ,. vherer hemlll re
residue up or name on
Pdltb Quartermaster Smut
rum: and Post Comm
Joseph A Curler ullo
youterduy tor the I”?
follow:
'Cupnlln Henry 'I‘. Prowltt.
First Lieutenant Albert Monmou-
Beoolld Lieutenant Lamond Ray.
'm‘ll'lrut Serueuut Thaddeus C Betta r
"Couriermwter Bergehnt’flortimer 8.
Sergeant: Hurry it. Sherwood, Hor-
ace M. Gray. Charles II. llrltto.
vou Il‘nbrlce.
Cooks Edward Dhnnelly, Walter I‘d
Hyatt.
lMuIlolun~Frnulllln 1.. Whitney.
Medhuuice
Littleloh ll.
W. lllucklnnn, John I“. :Iiyer. Ollver J.
Clark. Robert I“. Clark, Robert F. Dib-
ble, Harold V. Day, Emil Elleilboru
Lynch. Cheateri‘ PMeI-lter, il'heorloro
J. Moth, Frederic? C. 0am. Clerc
Ogden, Nylon w. Osborn. Ralph L.
Pnnnoll. John L. Illder. Percy Bhnlln-
hnn, B‘rhnlr J Smith. Frank ti. Smith.
Prod N. Smith, [Jester Sanford. [lull-
Iell Sanford. Wilfrid Whoelllouso.
Clarence Beoneid Jay 8. Buckley.
1qu camp Suturdny and Sunday:
Privates Arthur D. Keyworth, Edward
The Seventh
are:
«Captain l.e(lr:lnd Snyder.
First. Lieutenant Ilowurd N. (lod-
trey.
:l‘irst Sergeant Robert E. Merlin.
:Qunrtemluuter Corgi-nut Fred M.
Moore. I
Serpents Fred
Lou: puny members
lIHlell. Frank C.
Cortney. 'l‘bomull iloruey, Charley
uilurnl erl.
ObrpOrulu James Chriuthnru, Georgian
ll. Numb. Thomas ‘ Morphy. Gwen J.
Kindolioh. ilnrry
W!-
Lance Corporal Junie: Duuon.
Acting Corlmrul Uldy Reynolds
llluulclaue Wllllnnl I Gummy. Rob
on D}. Harris.
Cooke George Webb, William llou-
to n.
Meehtnlcl Geuruo hlawiek. ilovmrd
or. 1
Prlvntou Clogflergfi Audomn. John:
“1005.3 "1.3:!!in RIF
mm. Bllllll I... literal hmuul nertlne,
J‘ohn Collins. Rlellnld Currllthen. Fr.
out 0. unitary. John F. Gridlu. Wit
jinn: J. Duffy. Journh Dipltro, August
Duty, David C. l-‘orrll. Joseph Fitch.
Royal '1'. Perry. Arthur Nldoluy, lion-
Iel Howard Elmer Henderson, iluuh
Hillel. Humid Iluleo Will Horton.
Perry Haynes. l“ red l. Jonnlnuu. Find
if! Koley. Chimes l.lndeboru, Charles
non. William C. Moore, Joseph
core, Lester Morroll, John W. Mun:
roe. Alexander Dunner. Hildon 0|
nob. Harry Ptlt'i, Williuln Perla-ton,
Samuel Itlley. (Insult Redlluu. Francis
lielnlln. Churn-e Smith. James Bey
’ ur, Matthew Sl-Iler.1tlubrlel Shaw.
em Shanon. Edwin Stevenson. John
J: Boppello. Frank Suillln. Albert
'eruu. Joavllh Tailor. Charles i’nrlter.
Charles Valentine Harold e. Sperry
George Whone..lo:u~1ph Whitley
linrt 'llritto, Cllnrlou I. Thorpe.
The special train which they tool:
I. Keyner. 1:0qu
'—
Norwnllr at 6:05.
A special detail oi III I men tron:
each company left 'l‘uell uy and It was
prepare to: the MW of the
le oompanles.
will. hfi flooded with nouwxwh III I
Shel 80.
Sergeant
Norwallg
The router ot the Blithlrfloirlbunr
Corporal: swollen It. Bitty. Romeo
Hurry Wellton. Craig
Privates Warren C.1 Atwoter Johi:
inldwd 0.1Ii‘oxiritelnond amigwler. W
are Mr unku. click THINKB l'l‘ emu-:0 HIB LIFE.
l I’ll. Howard “- H“°- D’PM'T - .. Meteyll. Nellimmt Nuples.Mnine.
Bmubl W. Kelley. Jr. Waiter
nilppoeed that they would be detailed ‘
I; 12.7.0
ymnn Quote
ll Unfit to into-
not gate of Connoetlout.
1......NIIIW. HAVEN. Juno 11.—At the Q11
v
General A 'iutlnn or Connecticut.
representlnu nearly all at the 390 0G-
ureuatlouul churches In Copnpotloul.
Rev. (Jerald II Ilould, of Bl‘ltllpilofl:
the moderator delivered in uddresa
ii: which he made I: bhnrp uttuclr upon
Senator Morgan 0 llulhqley. of Hart
ford.‘ Mr. Board 8 he was "not a
(it man l0 Ill: elected to: 1 United
.fitateu :lonate by reason oi In content
“ed action: which“ I: hluher etllleal
lItlrnilurd would not Justify." The
«waiter said that since Berliner Bullw-
ley bud been In Wulhlngton "be had
not done a Iluulo thing to: old Con
utmlleut.’ He said that the clergy hind
two our: halt to urouuo r: uentiulout
tor the senators defeat. Then this
blot and :lhumo 0! this old common-
wealth would be wlped out.
HARTFORD. Juno- ll .vSonulor
Bullieley, when asked II he wished to
answer the utlhvl: Inude upon hlln
Tueudu by the Rev. Gerald II. Board,
of Br: uoport moderator or the 00"-
urouatlonul chuwhen in Connecticut
unlit he had not run the cler‘gymnu‘ u
Speech and wool pay no attention to
It even it he had neon It. “They can
lull: Juli. III much all they like." ht‘
sold, “Ind Iy can any whot’ they
Dionne. but I expect to’ live till thug, no
matter what they. any.
uuyu It: i: recent letter: “I have used
Dr. King' I New Dilleovory many yours.
for cough: and colds, and I think i:
saved my life. I have Iound It a relia-
hlo remedy tpr till-out and lung eon:
plulntu, and would no more be without
:1 bottle than II Iwould be without I
For nearlyIIorty fyem New Weavery
has mood at the hold at throat and
lung rewodieu. Al: I: preventive of
pneumonia, :u'Ia healer or wool: lungs
it has no eiluul Bold under guarantee
:It I“. ll Baxtor' I: drug store. We nnd
81.00. 'i‘rlnl bottle tree.
honest: Anselm: arena.
ANSIINIA, Julie ll .mThomnI: Young
who lluluhod n term at two yuan: and
home months at the Countmtieut State
l’rluon at Wethersneld yesterday. we:
brought to Ansoniu by Chief Kill: I:
answer the charge of twleeb burglarir
ms the clothing store or M: Cohen:
doqupuny. in' Help street. The
store wuu entered on the night of Aug‘
wot-k (lithium and other good. u.
the value ol 0 r Moo were taken.
Ihn. when the moored evideneb'
lint-lent to co t Young with the
(-rlnlell. he will: under urreut at Hurt-
Iord Ior mother oil‘enee. He was eon:
lo the pinto prison, undethe Aneonln
nutllorltleu had in wult outll he uorv
:d out hie term.
W
Ken sunny. Cough Syrup In
the. one that children like no well to
tulle at: It nearly'uuoou uooune Ina
plo sugar. It not: gently yet "'9er
on the bowel: and thereby It driver:
the cold out at the system It is sold
Bridue Pharmacy.
NEW MINDON. June 11 r-Frnnk
1: Morgan the eleven your old Led.
yard hey, we: found guilty 0! man-
ulzluuhter be I: Jury in the
court yesterday, and sentenced to the
school for boy} in Moriden. It III III:-
:lerstood that the boy will be filmed
under the supervision of the school or
llululu. but will be cam! for at n home
provided by tho Suuohlne Society in
llurttord.
-—AIter a heavy rue-i. hello I couple
or Doun' a Bouillon. and give your Ito
much. liver end bowel: the help they
will heed. Reunion hrinu only,»
unlur nuances of the bowelll.
DANIUNY MAN BHOOTB HIMBELF. ,
liANllllRY, June ll .-—Wlil In Brig-
ham. proprietor (II n emu: ry store ‘
near here. is In I: crltlcul condition in
tho'llocul hospital as the result o! no
' atteInpt M eulolde. He tired. I: bullotg.
1qu his right temple yesterday after
noon and Walked hell :I mile to bill ’
1 :JI"¢-I'
m'u:
that he never _‘
finer”
pelltlcuah ’_
1 1:
posses-ed tiny million!
was not I
. ‘3‘“wa
tug: ill ' o‘l
dyspepsia in: it}
ncl} Militia. Rodol‘3 Ill eats n -
.u I: pleasant to 3}): .
ere ‘Ih'r plum: Ph'ar W
e Bridge bluntly. ' ,
lu’ér wile nit ' n ,
ORINGIO . lL-v-A or
are: guru tltttelgveutlgl rial
yea er uy u r noon. W!
the bullet lvhlohn euro: y M MC”:
bells» healelt the artery,
ey. hlneGom
day, banhfed- low
bel. at 33 ltllurnerv uv
Ins: imam. om
IMAM
The?
1 prosecll
I
.3 T 98““ «WIVATM: Phillips.
~ CHICAGO, Julie 11% the It:
memo. minim ‘11 1
turtle boat! ‘
mpulrotl It the
V'wrdutnooutot
been placed ll: Wilma.
qt thriller:- : L,
and men ' .’
mf‘muv
810,000 ouch. lure ‘
It Buy-
$1:qu meeting Tuesday at the Grand
”'Avenue Congregational church .ot, the __ ‘ ' 3 , '
net 28 19:5. ”gnu hurling the Iollowlng
by The CllIlorrl- Pharmacy and The .
SENTINOID TO REFORM SCHOOL :
Superior I
1 home. Hls act did not become known 1
"y 'ontll today. 1 .
.33.
A 3 1"," ‘9 I Ia_, 31. l '3‘" \wIfi" w.
The .. M ,_ "Read 70.1
amma‘mr
:
w ‘..' 1. .3.
:n. I.
1 Bordered Willi Fabrics, ~
Cainty Batiéies and Pei'dllies .31,
For Summer I. .
Some choice designs are inqludpd amon these, and
they me ill great demand, for a Bordere \ aeil Dress :9 ..
one of the requisites of the summer war robe.’ , l
Bordered Batistee: Copenharen blue ground with' 3
white stripes, and white border otted with blue. :
Blue ground with white dots auriwide dotted border.
Plain Ian grounds with golden broWn border having _
Greek key. design on it ill tan. Very unusual and distinc- 3
tive. J
White grounds with colored rings, blue, pink or Inn,
with border of rings. Dainty and neat;
\ 15¢ a yard.
Bordered Percale. Wilitelgmumls with dots of var-
ious sizes ill light blue, navy blue, bro n, red and pink.
'ille border Is in stripes to correspond w:tl: the color of the ,.
dots.
12% a yard, 36 inches wide.
The above are for house gowns, and street wear mor-
nings. 3 . - I
Wash Goods Section; lower floor.
Sum‘ ’H' the r
Jewelry
An attractive collection
is on the center counter.
i‘here are :1ch and belt
brooches, veil .izls, shirt
waist pins, and scarf pins.
Allunliler of lovely coi-
ored crystals are mount-
t‘tl ill silver or gilt, and
lllCSC will combine well
will: the colors of sunl—
Iller wash frocks. '
25c, for any.
Chamois
‘ Gloves
Evidently these are to
be the favorites this sum-
mer, and though they
look clumsy, they are real-
ly very stylish and far
more comfortable than
kid or silk, for they do
not stick when 'the hands .
are warm.
grilllllOll, $1.50.
Short will: I button, $1.00.
Quite WaSllIllJlL‘. '
Linen. Repp, and Lawn Skirts for women. The Wash
Skirts are exceedingly stvlisi: new plaiteli and gored ef-
1 feels, and some art- lillisllui Will] a wide fold. Severely
plain and well tailored.
Molar Coats of Linen, l’ongce and Mohair
Iliulfim‘v
The D M Read
Shawl: .-
K
JuneIclouee the wholesale ueaeou for Spring Fabrics. Thin uives
opportunity Ior Bargain Purchases. Hone. 1908, has allorded moi-e .
than the usual number of Burguineyand .we will give our: customer; a
Liberal Share.
Thursday. J ll ne lltll f‘
Printed Batiste LaWns a: 6c
Early Season Price 10c.
Beet Printed Lawns at like
Early Season Price: 12550 and 15c.
SpriIIg Dress Gingham: at l0c
‘ Early Spring Prices 129“ to tie.
Keswicl: Sulnngs at 12 12c
Excellent Value 19c.
novelty. Silk Shitings at 25::
“Eurly Price'39c.
sat 29c
tight Worried
IN ozruu: GOODS
Lenin‘s
v
Early Season Price flags
BAilCAINS
vi:
fearl-
605mm: I
Next nanny Julie hi. nth: VAUDEVIIJE
m‘m WAX Monouer.
Norwalk Chronicler