I his Ohio's?!"
”will“;
‘ Nolliflw M.
mod Antiquities of How“
I Dltbilshed In 1810‘ our}
humanities rumba interestlh
”any of comparison. and iii fur-
‘dates which quite often are a
iii W?“W°Mr 5311'”
ptaln Bunker She
, ,Mrn 0." liar
- Van. my; critic.
‘ tartod s t 5 ohllooit‘ in 31%}; morning.
ad arrived at the Elm .City about
i-h‘aif pm ' t
it hanrséfln ' P30 "3’31;qu“
w, tyres “I: i
as Wenonah“
M «£33? In“.
time It was groin
oubtful whether a3
s' t would be alile to navigate
the hound. The price of passage when
the Fulton commenced running was
' W? meg, two pips‘jf per your
open way-
The New York Advocate. giving an
r'fi
truth be affirmed that there is not in
the whole world such accommodih
I Ions niioit as the Fulton affords; in-
slbletph tang pcera
. “H's”. 39W]
, Iii [in conya ce. "
it who predicted spat the t are would
‘ come when improveme'iits Whilld he
mpohinpry and the mod
.46 that the passage-c
.41495'51’! all
4“». 18Hartford rail-
88.. giro catnip
Wu they
ts‘irtford the
”W in 1184.0; the- work was com-
the, 11847. t'i‘hnrp was opened,
to Ilr’.tl{a.,1a,lls..tq Tum-Z
vale Jan. to. 1850*.”th coilinsvule
Feb. 8 of the, same year. It is now»
J‘exteaded (1870) to J, Northampton,
Mia-.1110 distance. from New Raven.
steals them as to New
Mltg- I6 its-mo miles. and is
New york and Nay: Haven Railroad
7TIhIIa road was Ingerporpted, In this
state in 1844. The road was com-
so fret cnr passed
~.- ~ .....tt “ --1 ii
Bureau}! doii and Ston-
roa Die eҤhore line rall-
. ass anger train on
tnl3'oa iota mmivéw Haven to
out!“ out river July 1. 1852. and to
New London, lye}. 2;th year.
It' is now (1801, extend to So ding.
ton. and permission has been rec ntly
. givwfigwfc the Connecticut river
Derby mums slid the New York
ii Mlle riood are new
"COUCH
“I a: mi“: .2522:
got. “t .;
Math Mamet west-
gone down over
.‘shd ‘dll" was pliant.
in was ln'itlia‘i
harbor, yemd ,. m V" “
W. H, F" ?P
launch at the
W
Sheriff Romper shot a vicious dog
owned by a Mr. Mahoney, of Oompo.
yesterday.
The condition of the Hon. Lloyd
Nash, is. giving his, friends much con-
cern. lie ls sctlll confined to his bed.
and shove no indication of improve-
meat.
. thouse In Baugatuck.
First Selectman ,Kemper is at work
rte-planking the State street bridge.
to lmprovltneht" long needed The
low planltit' ate being laid diagonally,
Ind will provide a safe road for ve-
I_lcles.
f ' ._:_.‘I_....._.
Dr. Harold Ogden and Miss Florence
tom- were married yesterday at Plrila-
Olvhla. After a weddiur tour they
.1“ ratal'h' to connectlcut n .iuly, and
.airar will inside in Port Chester, where
he doctor will open an odlce.
..lhxtenslve preparations are under
way to make‘ the whlst party and
dance of the ladies 'of the Church of
the Assumption the moat Interesting
event yctglvcn by them. The affair
ls billed for the 25th lnst.. at the old
Catholic church building.
The question has'be'en asked as to
what. the result would be if the~ lock-
up should catch life some night when
it was well filled with prisoners. The
building is located so far away ifrom
,any residence tltut there is a possibli
lty of the prisoners burning with the
building before assistance could ar
rive. it; is proposed to locate the cells
in the new town building.
...—......
The special town meeting called for
Saturday night bids fair to be hit lil-
terestlng session. The'proposition to
up It money on the old building rot
y purchased by the town will
meet with determined opposition. it
"ia believed by a portion of the com
munity t at. the expenditure of money
the bu ldlng would be a waste Both
in pitta and one to start a new town
hhil immediately has its partisans. 'l‘l'lt
matter will be thrcshed out in the
town meeting
Fred Meyers was tried yesterday
morning, bepre Justice Purdy on ":1
charge of highway robbery, preferred
by George Smith. Grand Juror Joseph
’0. Hyatt prosecuted Smith testified
that he had been attacked by three
men, last Wednesday night. in the nor
th'erh wt of the town, and robbed of
876 in cos a diamond pin, three pairs
of pants and a silver watch. Several
witnesses located Meyer‘s as one of a
party of three seen in the vicinity of
the robbery, and Smith positively lden
tlfie'd the prisoner as one of his assail-
nrlts. Meyers acknowledged that ho
had been with the party. but denied
that he. had anything to do with the
robbery. Meyers has only 0‘ build.
having lost the other in a shooting
accident. He implicated two other
young men about town, who have dis-
appeared since the affair. The prison-
cr was bound over to the superior
court under a bond of 81. 600, wb ch
he 'was unable to furnish. Mey r's
parents are frugal and industrial peo-
pie, and have the sympathy of the res-
ldents here. He was taken to the
county jail to await trial.
imperial Point, under the manage-
ment of the new owner, Mr. Evans.
lisp been, planted with garden truck,
and gre‘ seals 3 fine appearance. Mr.
Evan sit installed concrete mix-
lug machine. which wi i be used in the
Eocene of building, which he will oom-
noc soon.
' CASTOR IA
if.” its to Mint mm to...
(...
i
HOUIIIHAN lFNED 3100.
Michael J; Heulihsnpwho at one
.itime was chief poo bah in Newtown.
was fined $100 for-Violation“ of the li-
quor law by Judge “Pullman in the
criminal court of common pleas y'es-
,n'e rom‘
sad-farmer” re-
clothes and Dut-
. 0 Phi on the
you“ if
to...
night.
if" " ‘30“. .rfliag. bottles of Foley's Kidney.
' by must If.
I i should in 'asnkial. No.1).
on - out 31190114991. PM writes that he was
‘ "8m “to
erday. There. were eight counts
gainsh him.“ but. the others were” noil-
. 0-d. Houllhan‘ was fined :50 on one
couht.‘ and $25 each on two Others He
paid an. it was alleged that the for-
mer boss of Newtown had sold liquor
.illegally in his hotel, the Central
House. .
“- W
- “ THINKS IT SAVED His LIFE.
Lester M. Nelson. of Naples. Maine.
says in a recent letter: "i have used
Dr King' a New Discovery many years,
.ton emghs and colds. and I think it
saved my life. 1 blue found it a relia-
lrie remedy for throat and lung com.
plaints. and would no more be without
~ It Whotile than I would be without food. "
Fer nearly forty years New Discovery
has .stood at the head of throat and
. '_lung remedies. As It prevenfie of
. . pneumonia. Md healer of weak lungs
.. , 'i hasaoequai. Sold under guarantee
m - 11‘. H. Eater's drug store. 50c and
1.00.
vi 1‘
Tutsi. bottle free.
I that " ntvos‘cs case.
I ‘ An uncontestedmvorce' suit brought
Jon Judge Silas A. Robinson. The al-
.. ion is assertion Room: and Can-
tliilaller.
d _ dt—r—H-fi-fi—fl' .
man he is in perfect health, so
, uc- caa. do an honest day's work when
eeessa'ry. has much for which be
(it Rodger-r
not only unable? «to. work. but he
admit stoop over to tie his own
. madam so mmsnollum; easys;
hm mills let's! Kidney Orin."
ton in overhauling his '
egg, of Meriden, former- “
. ly. of lam it. against Winfield S.
“. mass. chimedtobeof parts unknown.
is scheduled to come up tomorrow in
.,,.the superior court at Bridgeport, be-
L
00.. 99 South Norwalk, represent the; I
a “re mos air-tins:
“rativss.
omits fly masoaosmmma on an:
olutlom in Chicago.
CHICAGO. June. 17mWhen the
sub-committee of thirteen of the rose
lutlons committee began business at
10 o'clock today the doors of their“ as
sembly rooms were thrown opcrr tern-
pornrlly for the purpose of granting
It 20 minute bearing to the resort-scu-
tatlves o the American Federation I.
lobar and to those of tho llllnols
Manufacturers' Association. President
Samuel Oompers' and Vice~l"rcsldcnls
Keefe and Duncan appeared for illi“
Federation and at the beginning of the
hearing Ml“. Gornpers suggested the
following as a plank in the platform,
saying that it contained the embodi-
ment of the Federation's views:
"The Republican party is in accord
with the great amanclpator, Abraham
Lincoln, when he declared that ‘labor
is prior to and independent of capital.
Capital is only the fruit of labor and
could never have existed if labor had
not first existed. Labor is the superior
of capital and deserves stock more
consideration Through his wise and
humane poiICy the shackles were
stricken front the limbs of the four
millions chattel slaves. The Republi-
can party has been a staunch defender
of property and property rights. yet
holds and declares that personal
rights and ltutnan liberty are and must
If necessity be entitled to the first
.nd highest consideration. Recogniz-
ng the new conditions arising from
lll marvelous industrial development,
or people and our nation realize then
but that the wheels of industry and
funnier-cc of our time require that now
.tw and new concepts of law must bu
named to conform to mod to 'rndus
ry and commcrtt- and udvartct- fuc-
Ioui in line therewith
"We literature pledge the Republi-
on party to the enactment of a law by
'Jongicss, guaranteeing to the wage
earners, agriculturiats and aortic-III
furists of our country. the right of or-
ganllcd effort to the and that such as-
“saclations or“ its rnernbt rs shall not be
regarded illegal combinations in ros-
truint of trade.
“We picdgc ourselves to the enact-
dent of It law to prohibit the issuance
ri’ injunctions in cases arising out of
abor disputes, when such injunctions
would not apply when no labor dis.
rates existed; and that in no cost-
thall an injunction be isuucd when
here is a remedy by the ordinary pro-
cess of law; and which lif'l shall pro
.; i.‘ ,1“
v
rou’uhmo pawns clrv o‘ov‘.
\
l“ samitssr or “ruruns‘ttekri.
W
Ganeroui happen of Celebration Plans
lnfiiesias Early lists?» of Pros-
, parity In tit. Country.
PHIIADELPHIA, Pa, June 18.—
l’hiladclpltla. the third largest mantr—
factoring Olly in the United States and
first in the manufacture of locomotives,
'“li‘pt‘lfl and rugs, knit goods. woolen
goods, hats, in ltntlicr, street cars, etc.
and now preparing to celebrate the
225th unnlvctsnry of her founding in
Utlobcr next. is now in a position to
announce to the world at large that her
people and her vurlcd industriesaré
now beginning [0 feel an early return
of prosperous times.
During the week just closed, there
were many reports made to the various
Founders‘ Week committees, composed
of the leading business and manufac-
turing men of the city, that they have
felt the llrst signs of improvement in
their various lines and that all indlcn~
tions pointed to a full resumption of
business within the near future.
One of the most slgnliicantcindlca
tions of an early return in activity
was the statement. made by Alba B
Johnson, superintendent of the Bold-
win Locomotive, Works, who is the
head of the Machinery Committee for
the proposed Founders' Week indus-
trial parade. He announced to his cont-
mittee that from the reports he had
received from all parts of the country
he iirrrrly believes that before the end
of the summer months there would be
ugcneral resumption of business, So
far Its the great firm he represented
was concerned, he dclared that he
ivru‘rd it would be a difficult matter to
find enough men to man all the de-
pul'lnrciils before the cud of the year.
On.- of the host indications that the
l“'ti.it’lfl’.“l1illl:l business lllt'll and the
manufacturers gout-rally. and her citi-
sons in uprtlcuinr are now feeling the
curly return of prospvriiy was the
lli.llll(llll response rnrrtlc to the procla-
ruurlun of Mayor John E. Rayburn ask-
ing for funds for the succcssful carry.
in; out of the Fotrndcrs' Wuck pro-
gram. This proclamation was issued
ubtut two Weeks ago and if was tiwn
decided that Ito solicitors should be
appointed to collect funds. Many lead-
in; men feared that if the creation of
nut-it tr fund was loll enlircly to the
voluntary responses of the business
imam-us and clllsvns that the lnoucy
ostlnllllvtl to carry out the program
would not he rnlscti.
idc that in the procedure for“ the pun
.shmenl of confcmpt of court. iho par-
.y cited for contempt shall. when such
Ictual preaches of the court. bc eu-
ltlcd to a trial by jury.
"We pledge the Republican party to
he enactment of an utncndlncnt ox-
errding the existing eight hour law to
tll ,govsrnmont employees and to all
unployees whether cinployctl by con-
rucisns or sub contractors doing work
'or“ or on behalf of the federal govern-
best.
"We pledge re Republican party to
he enactmon of a law by Congress
Is far as the federal Jurisdiction ex
.ends for a general eurployt rs' liability
lot, for injury to body or loss of life
of empoyees.
“We pledge the Republican party to
the enactment of a law to extent of
suffrage and to submit a constitutional
amendment for ratification to the
states for the absolute suffrage of wo-
Inen co equal with nicn.
"We pledge the Republican party to
the enactment of a law creating a
department of labor. separate from any
existing department, with a secretary
at. its head having It sent in the presi-
dent's cabinet
“We pledge the Republican party to
the enactment of It law for thc cros-
ilon of a federal bureau of mines caud
mining preferably under the proposed
department of labor and the aproprin-
tion of sufficient funds thoroughly to
investigate the cause of mine disasters.
recommended and enacted which will
prevent the terrible malmiug and loss,
of life in the mines.
"We plflge the Republican party to
“the enactment of a law for the estab-
lishment of United States government
postal savings banks"
w
DeWitt's Little Early Rise-s. the
famous little lIVer pills, are sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. '
PLAGUE REACH E8 CARACAS.
CARACAS, June 4—The dreaded
plague has tit last come to Caracas,
which for a few months past has been
hoping against hope that it might be
spared from the scourge, which has
strikes the neighborhood. The city
awakened today to the full knowledge
that the disease was here, and tht~
fact that the case was that of an em-
ploye of the famous La India cafe, one.
of the finest in Caracas, did not tend
to decrease the general alarm. it was
realized that the presence of the bu-
bonic in such quarters meant that no
section of the city was safe from its
ravages.
AB'I‘O
fit: A. .-
liu Kind ,You Had AME Bow!
Mtsslsslsrr“ RIVER ABOVE FLOOD
, DANGER LI‘NE. -
LOUIS June 17.——Tbe Missis-
slppi Thver, which has been steadily ris-
ng for the last three weeks has reach-
ed a stage of 33.7 feet, almost four
feet above flood danger line, and
levee is .00 pletely submerged. -
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A GRAND FAMILY MEDIGINE. ..
"It gives the pleasure to speak a good
word for Electric Bitters." writes Mr.
0
Bosnian ,
Slant“
d
New Yark.“ “it's angr'a'nd family medi-
cine for dyspepsiaiaiul liver complica‘
tions; while for lame back and weak
kidneys it cannot be tooblghly recom
mended. " Electric Bitters regulate the
digestive functions, purify the blood
.sild impart renamed vigor and vitality
to the weak .“and debilitated of' both
mutton: am stunner» armor-a
mumWJ ...-9- ”......”wqg.
as“ Q. i" .'
“'74,“:
f"
contempt was not committcd in the}
federal jurisdiction granting womcnI
so that laws and regulations may be;
Frank .Oonianroero. Isa “Houston“ St. 3
The voluntary returns of many thou-
“sillitls of dollars to the Mayor, who is
acting as the treasurer of the fund.
was surprising to all concerned in the
Mount rtclurers, buslnt‘ as
is of cillscns quick-
ly responded to t~ appeal, and it was
‘soon apparent that the cost of the
movement will be vastly defrayed by
tht~ people themselves. 'Accortllng to
the original calibrate. the expenses in
cldcut to the Forrntiors' Week celebra'
lion will be between 8300.000 and
[stun 000 and may t-ven go higher. Of
this In ouut City louncils will contri-
bulc J00. 000. purl of which is to be
fund for permanent imprdvcmcnts
growing out of fire celltralion project.
Another continclng proof of the cut
ly return of in tin business conditions.
as shoaniy llw reports made by the
various celebration committees is the
tart that rum. floats and exhibits
lInVo been offered for the Industrial
parade on Ottobor 7th than it will be
possible to accept. Notwithstanding
the fact that [ho committee in charge
of this day's i'Xlll'lllB lifts prohibited the
use of any atlvt-rlfliifig upon the several
floats. and has also made a strict rule
regarding all proposed exhibits, the
number of early applications for posi-
tions iti the parade were so numerous
that the corrrrrrllfcc,.wns forced to
llllli.(' a limit upon the number of cit-
hibltors. Had the committee grunttrtr
all the applications made to this date,
it would have been impossible to linvc
the parade Illlfis it given point within
an entire day. in consequence. many
of those desiring to exhibit have
[agreed to combine with others in the
same line of manufacture and business
.and present floats ftrlly descriptive of
“the growth and present condition of
such industry or business. This pa-
rade in itsclf will be composed of sev-
cntocn divisions and so far as possi
his every effort will be made to show
the development of various industries
from their beginning“ to the present
time.
,inuvc.incnf
men and all cl
concerned, much has been accomplish
cd during the past week. The Govern-
ment will be represented on' Military
,Dny. October 5th. by a large number or
troops front different sections of the
country, showing cvery branch of the
service. Orr Nrtvul Day. October 8th.
when there will be a river pages-.nt par-
tlclpatcd in by more than 500 craft of
every description. the Government‘s
display will be thirteen war vessels
Special invitations have also been ex
tended by Mayor Rayburn. through the
President and Secretary of State at
Washington, to the British, French
German and other foreign govern-
ments to be represented during the
week by at least one vessel of their
respective nnvles.
Still another indication of the return
of better business conditions coming
from outside of Philadelphia, are the
booking of rooms made at the lending
hotels for Founders' Week. There is
hardly a hotel in the city which has
not made reservations for that week.
and at this time nearly every State in
the country is represented in the ap-
plications.
The program of the big celebration.
which really has a“ National interest, in
brief. is as follows:
Sunday, October! lib—Religious Day.
Monday. October Elk—Military Parade.
National and State Troops
Tuesday. October iith—Clvlc Parade.
weddesday. October lib—industrial]
Parade.
Thursday, October. Stu—Naval Pa-
93943 I . ‘
Friday:- October 9th~illstorlcai Pa-
grant. the first ever attempted in
United States and descriptive of
the history of the city from the sev-
enteenth century. 'Fully 15,000 char
actors will be produced.
idles. Sold linden guarantee at 1". H.
{Baxter s drug store. .600.
L4" AI
'\
plat“ Day.
So far as the general celebration is .
Saturday, October iota—«Knights Tem- , .
MOI! ILIOTRIO LOCOMOTWFI.
New Haven road for use on the over-
'head line between” Stamford" and New
York were delivered yesterday after-
noon. and as a result several trains
which have been run through to the
42d street station by steam locomo-
tives were today hauled by electrical
from Stamford down.
doubt that the recent progress in the
development of this part of the New
York division will enable the company
0i the New York state law prohibiting
the use of steam locomotives within
the city limits after July 1.
The change front steam to electri-
city between the points named has
been costly to the New Haven road.
but of all the‘dlflicultles encountered'
at the beginning of this service have
been obviated, and the new system
is proving generally sutlsfoctory-r“
New Haven Register.
-—For a mild, easy motion of the
bowlcs. a single dose of Dean’s lingu-
iets is enough. Treatment cures Ira
bltual constipation 25 cents a box.
Ask your drugglst for them.
BTATE MACHINE TO DISGORGE.
Hl’l‘TSBURG June Jar-Forced to
dlsgorgc by threats of exposure, it is
said that the state Republican ma
chine here will pay the 82,000,000
lost to the city and state by the fail
tire of the Allegheny National Bank.
Mayor George W. Guthrie, of Pitts.
burg, and State Treasurer Slicatz, of
Pennsylvania, have been informed by
the counsel for William Montgomery,
cashier of thc wrecked bank, that the
money would be forthcoming at once.
Kodol is the best known preparation
that is offered to the people today for
IIVsrwpslu or“ indigestion or any
slomnch trouble. Kodol digests all
foods. it is pleasant to take. it. is
sold here by The Clifford l'lrurrnucy
rtild The Bridge Pharmacy. "
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo—E. M. Stlcknuy. lloa-
ton: P. M. McKcon. New Haven; ll.
J. Whitney. Hartford; Mrs.‘ Lougircgn
gl'l' and sort. city; S. (ircvristclrr.
Bridgeport; ’l‘hctulorc l“. 'l‘hnyr-r, lint:-
tou; W. L. Donald, lit-ltlgcpor't; i). ll.
Harrell, New York; A. ll. lirrulivy.
Flour new electric locomotive «built {3:
‘bir the Westinghouse Corutikny‘for that
There is little “
to comply with every requirement'
-you could sing like me?"
P!
we
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WW r if 1
iiiauhusrrfigh‘QI“ 3""
Bret-ling Remedy Co" Chicago or N. “at
man 8hr. It! sluts! sores
“explosion of two powai-fui
you suppose l lovt~ for you—~thut
frouzy old aunt or you imp of a broih'
get l)chtt'.s Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar
rnacv.
_.—
“Whnt would you do. my boy." ask-
a professional vocalist. proudly. “it
“Have some
er'."'—— Newark Star.
DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. it is
especially good for piles. Be sure fo‘
rituals lithium
‘ L
arrsurr”ro KILL “Rockies.
i BAKU; June 'l'f.‘~'»An‘ attempt was
made in this city today to kill the
Baku chief of police, M Nay, by the
internal
machines The chief and two police
man were wounded and a sergeant of
police was killed.
LA haters.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip- wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the t. as... grip germ. But
you want. Balm and a plenty, so do riot
trifle with the small sizes, but get the
600 or $1.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water“ every three
hours. lie sure take up this il‘t‘lli'
ntcnt faithfully for t 0 weeks offer
you think you are well. to utterly un-
nihllale every germ in every grout or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is halfcurcd grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose cvory 10
or 16 minutes till it stops. 0
'flm
“Do you love me for myself alone?” I She (in tones of rcicctlom—Well,
“Well. goodness gracious whom do George, to be plain with you——
lie—But you can never be that
never, never—you are too beautiful
She—vWell. thou—vyes. ~lloston Tran
script.
CHIGHESIER’S Plus
Tn Elmlillh'l! "RAY-'1).
LII-lies! yet-run. IlLf r
l. ill-ch amotttfflrun
Fill. in ad In ill-rid ntmillu
fir.“ 5.1.333? ci'uiu’it'r'irau's
t or r '
“VON MID "IRAN” I'HJ 1". for If.
yesnknowaasiicstfi lest. Alwaysltclihl‘ c
J. SOiDillhiillGll Sll’flilli'lifllf
Hartford; 8. lil. Kerr. city: ii. A. Do);-
New York; C. J. Pope, Z. ll. Luou, A.
ill. (inslck, liostun.
Clifford—vii. F. Lctvls. it.
llosfon; ll. 1.. Dates. Virginia;
Clark, Portland; J. M.
l... Knapp,
it). 1’.
Sliuuulrnu;
Soutlilngton; J. ll. McCall, Detroit; A.
it‘. iiurticlt. Springfield: Miss A. I2.
Wright, Washington. D. (3.; Mr. and
Mrs. A. ll, Taylor. Baltimore; llcuI-y
\’. Connors, William M. Shields. ltrotzk-
lyrt: R. (i. Harris. lilngiruuttc n; ’l'. of JR“
killic. George it. Main. New York;
Poul Nostcrltoff. New Haven; 1*). '1‘.
Smith. ii if Cdptn, ll S. “Illbil,
Hartford: i. Atlas. Yotrl-zcls; i'. K.
Smith, East Orange. I\'. .i.
THE sear PILLS EVER SOLD.
"Afterdoctoring )5 years for chronic
indignation. and spending over two
hundred dollars. nothing has done me
as much good as Dr“. King's New Life
Pills. 1 consider them the bust pills
ever sold." writes B. 1., Ayscuu. of in-
glcsldc, N. C. Sold undcr guarantee at
F. ii. Baxter's drug store. 250. "
let“? lrrtprcssionist~xo. rny lad. 'lltt“
picturt- is finished now.
cri‘? Aw. 'ow do ya full when it it
finished mom—“I‘m- Bystander.
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup is
the one that children like so well to
take as it tastes nearly as good as mu-
ple sugar. it acts gently yet freely
on the bowels and thereby
the cold out of the system. ., if is sold
by The Clifford PharmnCy and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
lcr, New York; ll. 0. Ilowrn. Mun-
chcstcr; W. W. Clrnpinrru, lit“ldg.-porl“. I
ll. M. Wright, Boston; lit-n Strong“.
Boy-Shall ye be“ are tomorurmt tnla ,
liuv—wl’ iul. it 1‘
singing lessons," rcpllad the lad.—
Philadelphia Inquirer ,..
NEW Y0“ NEW ”AVE" " Have You a Traveler s
HARTFORD RAILROAD
.. ...—....—
1...: TABLE. Automobile
”—~ I O C I
In Effect June 14, 19cc. Liability 'POIICY?
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. Before puitlug‘a hand to the wheel
A. M.—~12:53x. 5:07x, l'ilx. 6:11, GETONE. chrertgcuis of
fizilix, lizfuix, 7251:, 8:14x. 8:48x, the Travelers.
910%, 9:303‘.““9:54, 10:23x. 11:20X. Fire, Life, Accident and Marine in-
l‘. M.—-|2:.'le, 1:125, l: X. 2(2‘51x, ' sunrnco,
3:27, 3:53, 5:07. 5:37, 5..1x, n40. , “
lizfrlx.7:llix,T:i»lx.9::'rlx;10:32. stu- yt
urduys truly, 3:20. J’ M‘ La on & C0"
5""5‘4'" incur cast (I.
A. M.——12:53x. czorx. 5:41x, 8:54x, " e
9333* N0. 5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk
Al’. .\iI-~12:51ix, 2:1“, 2251K, 5:37,
fizirlx. 7:00x, 7:10x. 7:51x, 9:5lx. :" ""’” ”“ ’“'
lozlo. i
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
it. itI.——12:09x. lzllix, 1:57x, 6:17,
7:23, 9:309:14: 10124x,11110x,1l:47.
l P. M.~—lf£:08k'. 1:18, 2:49, 3:10x,
:iz24x. 4:21, 5:10. 5:31. 0:11x. 0:39,
7:00x. 0:30, 0:l4x. 10:08, 11:18.
Sundays.
9. 12. 10: 501K 11‘. '10.
t P. M.—6: 18. 7. 09!. 8'24!, 9'42):
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M~l: link, 0: 20. 9: 4'! 10: 06x
l’ M.~l:.. “5 ,4‘131ix, 52 21):, 0:12, I218.
Silllliilil_\S only." .. “:ii'ix. ' '
Sundays~9: 15. 10: 063: a. 7:33
p. in.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
3 I‘\..M-.'IZ I.I7Za,8(loXSlI10 10X,
III. II
' P. M.—-4: lfix 6238):, 8: 55 ,
Sundays—7: 35 a. In.; 6:00, 7:39):
p. til.
i
1
I
l
l
Ill. ;
l
l
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M. —-l:.’ 00X, 4: 54X. 5. '5,4 62 45,
‘:.00x 9: 00s 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:05,
Ill: 00:. ll our '
' l' 3.21—106. 1:27x, 2:5’3x. 3:26x,
-i: il‘i\ 4: 06 4. if x. 4: ti2.5 :02\ 5: 08,
5:23, 0:00x. 6:.0i. 7:,10 8:03x, 9:.de
92:0, 11:00x.
‘ Sundays.
SHORE, DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
Cloak and
., ”...... »«~
315. 00 Ladies' Suits for - $7. 50'
$20. 00 Ladies’ Suits for $10. 00'
$25. 00 Ladies' Suits for $12. 00
$30. 00 Ladies’ Suits for $15. 00
= $10. 00 Ladies' Coats for S4. 98!
The Pans Cloak
‘it
Sale ill Both Storés-
33 So. Main st. to sorting and 51$ 517 Main St., Stamford.
WE ARE Till LARGEST DEALE RB 1Nr Tiilfi‘ PAM 30F THE STATE.
Commencing Next Monday. June 8th. FREE VAUDEVILLE.
' GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manpg'cr.
THE KRIS" "
Sutt House
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
Great Reduction Sale '
$15. 00 Ladies‘ Costs for $7.50
Ladies” Skirts, ..
$1 .98, $2. 98.’ $3. 98 and up
.Ladics’ Dresses. $3. 98 up to 325
Ladies’ Waisls. the largest stool.
in town. ‘ ‘
and Suit llousc
...
..lw ».
K
0
WI ii.
A M—l2: 09x. 1: lifx, 1:57x. 7:44.
TOWNSEND’S
lCtQI
Lawn '
r, ..‘I n ,r in 5
Mi”, “3
W in “i first {at .i“~ “a.
are the very :higiiest “guide IBALI.
BEARING, which reduces the friction.
and makes “it possible to use a wider
machine with less effort; can be ad-
justcd very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 wAsr-rmorou STREET,
'Phonc 867.
it drives; A. M.——l2:00x, 0:00, 7:30. 9:00x.l FRANK
9: 40k, l0:02x. l -', ’ ", ' , s
. l’. M.——4:05. 5:04. 6:00x, 7100):. '
Szzillx. 11:00 ‘
van
in“.
' charisma
= ‘ ‘ . ' STEAM,
. ...i‘i‘ ---r‘ of... ...-.3“ HOT WATER
NOW OPEN under New Management. " I. AND
DANCING, soarmo. BATHlNG.
sun omen arrsacri‘ous. ., “ i GAS ,FFTTING'
Especial attention elven to automobile parties. . ., i Tint Sheet. 14'0“: Copper
and Zinc.
30 South Main Street,
so. Norwalk, Conn.
Than the Natural ciao .
...
he obtaiitfidn on dwrfls‘t‘ old adag-
mitt!) sap all andour rte'w
MN for wm‘Ei‘ amateur. 100 technical
necessary
lads fiTisaOhlo Varnish Company
.0.
nonwatk “HARDWARE co;
‘ assure.
as mm or. NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler