'I ‘ .3 fly“ 11.11. 1 Al.(‘ OIIUL 3 PER ORR? 1": pay Advanced on their household furniture . and other personal property. I « utrnmuoval. on their own name ‘ ‘out tndorser. 1 CALL AND SEE US. independent Loan 81 Security Co. ‘ Hovllsnd Bldg” Washington St flloe- open until 7 p. m. Monday and Saturday until 8: 30. Hotel Mahackemo J. R. CONNOR, Mgr. ..— Service and cuisine Up to Date. Rates 82 per day and upwards. toot; and General Information Ticker outlay Dinners, 75cts. Tel. 488. E ”#4-... a , :(lining to Buy while we can make . "prompt (connections. Hostel brings repre- ~ fsentative. .."~'1.as.n 1111a ‘ in W in lino Always Bough for liver Thirty Years sum-news «siren. moment . .» -\ . .1-1 4... ins. .. - ., , . W “ BASEBALL NEWS. Yesterday's State Results. At Bridgeport~Brl1lgcpott 2; New Haven. 1. A1 Watcrbury——Wntcrbury, 8; Merl- den. 7. At New liriinlnMNew Britain, llolyokc, 4. At Springfield—Hartford, 5; Spring- field, 4. . 5; Yesterday’s American Results. At St. Louis—St. Louis, 12; New York. 6. At Cleveland—~Clevcland, 3: Phila— delphia. 2 (13 Innings). A1, Cilicngo—(lblcngo. 6: Boston. 6. At Dell’()ll-—Wll8lllllgltlll, 6; De troit, 0. Yesterday's National Results. At Brooklynal’ittsburg, 8; Brook- lyn. 6. At Boston—Boston. ii; St. Louis. 2. At. New York—Chicago, 7; New York. 5. At Philudeiphia—Clnclnnull, 1: Philadelphia. 0. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Rush, of New Castle. lit-L. says: “I suffered for yours with dyspepsia. used to 111th great distress and belching. I tried everything I could hear of, but nothing holpcd Inc lililil I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by R. II. l'lalstcd, 11‘. II ‘ Baxter and The Ciliford Pharmacy. ” Horace E. Dann 81 Son, 45 Wall s1. Norwalk. Real Estate and Insurance. We Have several decided bargains In income producing property that must Increase In value with the rapid growth of the town. Attendance all hours day and night. Frederick H. Ganung, UNDERTAKER. Funeral Parlors in Connection. Lady Attendant. Tel. 904. Office and Residence, 84 30. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK a. YOUR Shoe Repairing ‘ Is NOT MODERN on SCIENTIFIC ‘UNLEss DONE sv us. Monarch Repair Shop, 43 RAYMOND ST. 'PHONE 456' OR POSTAL. THE NEW HOTEL VICTORIA. ONE MINUTE prM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev- ery Room Heated ' ’ RATES REASONABLE. Fine Stocked Cato In Connection. A full line of Imported ',Aies Includ. In. the anions Basel Burtoin’s and Boss .1. Co.'s Stout. Iways on draught. amour Busch our on Drought. 1‘. J. ‘bULLIVAN. Proprietor. Telephone 002. ss‘ t t Do CHI AGO, June the Republican national committee will not be selected at this little The selection will be deferred until after a conference with Secretary Taft, at. which his wishes in respect to the munnger of Ills campaign will be dei- «moors.- , Lr‘lteiy ascertained. The new committee is scheduled to get together immediately after the sine die adjournment of tho conven- tion. If that body finishes Its work this afternoon the committee may meet this averting. It Is proposed Quit the committee select a sub-committee of live to take up with Mr Taft the matter of a new chairman. The plan originally was that Secre- tary Taft should come to Chicago to- day or tomorrow. and confer with the entire committee. Word was root-W1 ed, however. that he would not come to Chicago at this tirue, on account of the pressure of other duties. It was then decidcd to send the subcommit- too to him. A number of men have been sug- gested for the plabe. but so for nothing has been heard from Mr. Taft as to his preferences. THE BEST PILL8 EVER SOLD. "After doctoring 16 years for chronic indigestion. and spending over two hundred dollars, nothing has done me as lnlrcll good as Dr. King‘s New Life Pills. I consider them lho' best pills ever sold. " writes 13. I“. Avscuc, of In- gleslde, N. 0. Sold under guarantee at F. H. Baxterbs drug store. 25c. “ WAR TIME TELEGRAPHER DEAD. CHICAGO, June lit—William Hamil. ton Young. manager of tile Washington office of the Western Union 'I‘elograph Company. and familiarly known to newspaper urcn throughout the United Stair-s as “Colonel l‘lnru" Young, died early today at the home of his son. Frank M. Young. In this city. He came here on duty connected with the Itc- publican national convention and was tukcn ill ycatcr'day at tho coliselml. Mr. Young was one of the oidcst talc- gt'nphers ill the country and was the retiring .prcridcut of the Old Time I‘clcgl'uphcrs‘ Association. II1- outm- cd telegraph scrvlcc in 1850 and dur~ ing the war served in the war 1ioplrrt~ fllcnt. Wmlr‘nun: (luld Modal ir‘lour ls best for rstntry. Y LA rulr‘l‘ We Have Taken the Agency for the Pope-Hartford And Now Have Fine Cars oi that Make to Offer. F. E. Lockwood 81 Co. NORWALK. CONN. .. L..-_....... m...» .m» - . Have You a 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 In surunce J. M. Layton 81 Co.. Incorporated. No. 5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwaik ' owning 1ctory’ Lawn . Mowers are the very highest grade BALL BEARING, which reduces the friction, and makes it possible to use a wider machine with less effort: can be ad- justed very easily and quickly. Charles E. Dow, ' ‘H‘ARDWARE, . 112 WASHINGTON STREET, 'Phone 667. ‘—L—-- :- FRANK C. on. out wit " wall.“ -—A chairman of ' r A reasonably cool and plans- ant place for kitchen work Is the blessing en- joyed by every housewife who possesses a New rfection Wick Blue Flame 011 .. Cook-Stove. At the first sug- gestion of summer weather, let the range fire die out, set D ‘. 4 in a comer of the kitchen and at fryin at! baking may be done the New Perfection’ agency. The a dealer's, write our nearest agency. (Incorporated) LADY FORESTERS' ELECTION. Miss Katherine Duffy Chosen Chief Compadion for Ensulng Term. Star of Columbia Circle, No. 253. held its regular quurtrrly luccilng inst evening in Mystic Chain liull and clccl~ 01] Ill“ following oillcr-rs: t‘lrici‘ (Jornpunion-—-I(athcrln1.~ Duffy. Sub (‘hici’ Companion "'AIIIIR Svec. ltccordlug Secretary—r Margarct Kcn- cdy. Financial Mc. lsrtlrzhlin. l 'I‘l'cusurcn—«Ediih chl). Right. (lulldw’i‘crcsu ()crllo. lsti‘t (llIilrl—-I\nlrn Word. lnsido (luurdwdiclcu May. "Outside (Iuar1i-'l‘iiii1- Flt)’. Musician—Anna Stm-nrnullcr. Physician—Illa II. II. West. 'l‘hcro were two candidates initial- ed. After the meeting lcc or c 1m was served At the next regular meeting the oilicers will be installed. INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN. RALEIGH. N. (1.. June 19.—-At the Democratic convention of the Fourth North Carolina District yostcr1iuy.1lclc- gates to the Denver convention were Instructed for Bryan Glover’ sTire Place Summer Footwear FOR THE Sccrctnrymbiumlc TAN ANKLE TIES. . GIBSON TIES. in Tan and Pat. Coil. TIlEO TIES. ’I'uII or White. Four Strap TAN SANDAL. Two Button I‘A'I‘. OXFORD. Latest Styles in Warm Weather Shoes. Phone 542-2 Wear Shoes That Fit. 122 Washington Street. war Blue flameilii cookfsrove, delivers the heat under the kettle where you want it and not about the room where you don't want it. Made In three sizes, each capable of an astonishing range of work. If not with your dealer. write our nearest Lamp ~mollow, strong, continuous. better lamp is made for every household use. If not st your Standard on Company 0] New York Little Ones Van Scoy PLUMBING. ' s STEAM; nor WATER nun. ens FITTING. ITifl. Copper Sheet Iron, and ‘Zing‘ 59 South Main Street, So. Norwalk, Conn. 7 mw‘l‘he OhionrnlehCompsny BetteriFinlall Than the Natural Grain Consul Ibo“ obtalaednfl) on and wood Nomi“ (the molten made In 110130.111 ourlrew patent ml n Iosprwess. «workformmtem No technical training necessary “W'OO NORWALK HARDWARE 00.. AGENTS. ‘ ‘ ' 1 Shaw. Hartford; ‘anIz. Brooklyn; ,Mlss Vera Osgood. James L. , Boston; F. R. Stevens, Rowsyton. 89 MAIN ‘ 8T" NORWALK. once the family boiling. with comfort, because gives a most agree- able light for read- ing, sewing or study No No VENERABLE MASTER TUCKER. Twenty-Eighth Annual Convention of Connecticut Masonic Veteran’s- Association In Wallianord. WALLINGI ‘()RI). Iuno Iii-41‘ he 28th annual (omcutlon of the Connecticut Masonic Vctcrau‘s Association was hold at the Masonic Home hero ycstcl‘— day, with about five hundred persons In attendance. The following ofiiccrs were elected: Vcncrablo master, It. III. 'l‘uclrcr, Au» sonia; associate masters. John C. llnmphrcy, Simsbury. Charles Ii. Pour only, Willilllantic, David W. 'l'lrolnp- son. Bridgeport, Henry R. Parker. Corcntry, Joseph I". liodwurkn, Ncw London, H. J. Smith, Ansonla, A. I. llodgc, Roxbury. R. W Iiurkc, Middle- towll; secretary. Dwight C. Kllbouril. liltchiicld; trcusurcr, Henry W. At- wood, Waterbury; chaplain, the Rev. Frederick I). Bulkeley, Waterbury; registrar; Harold ll. Waldo, Glaston' ' John E. Bishop, 'l‘or- Edward W. Plait. bury; marshal, riugtou; sentinel. Winsted. -—For a mild, easy mot n of the bowlcs, a single dose of D1 It's Regu- lets is enough. Treatment cures us- bltual constipation 26 co to a box. Ask your druggist for the . GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT. Sacred Program Arranged for Next Sunday Afternoon. The following program will be rcn- dcrcd ut the sacred concert at Grace lizrptist Church. Sunday afternoon: Upr-nlng Exercise by singing from the School, ' Reading of tho Scripturcr and a Prayer by M. 'l‘. tingley. Singing by the Choir. Recitation by Walter Ward. Recitation by Miss Sarah Ward. Solo by Miss Pearl Sharp. * Reading by Miss Bertha Gray. itcuding by Miss lt‘lossic Fisher. itcndingby Miss Eleanor Illnke. Solo by Miss Lillian Whitc. Reading by Miss Willis. . Reading by Mrs. J. Johnson. Recitation by Miss la Lynch. Singing by Choir. Remarks by J, E. llopklns. Closing Rental-ks by Deacon J. Grant. HOW‘S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- wurd for any case of Cutarrh that can- notl be cured bv Hall's Cutarrh Cure. ‘.J. CH1: NEY & CO. Toledo. 0. Wc. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions- and financially able to carry out any obligations made yliis firm. hyWALDING, KINNAN A: MARVIN, Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo, 0 Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inher- nslly. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Prlct 75¢ per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall 3 Family Pills for consti- potion. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Clifford-R. II. Thornton. E. Alexan- der. Ii. Yale. E. de Grandmont. H. J. McKennn, J. T. Martin. L. H. Dickey. W. N. linvcrstlck. T. S. Myers. W. G. ; Lewis. Ii. A. Ludwig, W. C. Brazier. New York; W. J. Miller, city; R. E. George M. Harris. Binghnmton. N. Y.; Joseph L. Wals. Mrs. Joseph L. Wais, Miss Florine M. Henry, L. Osgood, Dana, Mahsckemo—-—O. H.-Hodsod. Cincin- " ' nati, 0.; A. P. Manvlllo, New Haven: ‘ ‘Mrs. Longnecker and son. city: Ar G. ‘~Goodrich. New York; 9. McKeon, New oven; L. R Hurlbutt. Wilton; J. G. lbold, New York; J J. Caraher. Ridgefleld: P. J. Hosford, New Yer-k; P. L. Knapp. Boston; Janies J Horas. New Haven; J M. Benet-lg, Cleveland; C. E. Hayes, Boston. Gold Medal Flour makes perfect bread. Rowuxa. . -—-—-.-'..--r 11 CANAL PROGRfiOS SATISFACTORY WASHINGTO June 19.——0n the whole. sanitary progress in the canal . zone has been very satisfactory during May, according to the monthly report of C. C. McCulIoch, Jr.. acting chief sanitary officer. .2 law ‘9 1 ‘M‘ . l 1'- >.‘ - } ,1 ”Wihdvminnmms. Read Co. .Wfltbed 10.51., . The Furniture Salei One-third Reduction on Parlor and Library Suits This will certainly be a great week in tile It’ln'niturc a Store, for greater iIl1cllIivc1; to purcltnsing' were never of- fcrc.d Conrpzlraliwly all our and Libraries are contained i L’ leoIstcrcd Suits for Parlors u tltc list. Especially do We call attcution to scvctal groups of Period iurniture which exceptional bargains. Louis XV. Suite, 3 pieces, Sheraton Suite, 3 pieces, Queen Anne Suite, 2 pieces, worth $169.50 for 51:3.00. worth t5 93.50 for $ 62.34. worth 8 76.25 for $ 50.84. Special Library Suites Suite of thrcc pic1csupholsl1'rcd with dark green vel- our, very chgnrlt and luxurious regular price $82. 50, $55.00 this sale. Colonial Mahogany Suite, tirrcc pic1cs, regular price $104 00. $69. 34 this sale. l‘. $11 :2. 50, $108.34 this sale. Parlor Early English Suite, five pieces in solid Mahogany, cov- ered with pauue plush, both backs and seats. Regular price 1.: Suites Three and Five Pieces. Worth for Suite of time picccs, Colonial style $74-50. $49-67- Suitc of three pleas, Mahogany inlaid, $48.00. $32-00- Suitc of three piccrs, Mahogany inlaid, $2.5 ’. $33-34- Suitc of three pirccs, $23-75. $19-17- Suit1 oi llli‘u‘ pi1-1'1'a,$20.001 $13-34- l'burtlr floor, Iakc Carpet Store elevator. Rugs In sizes 9 :1 Velvet Rugs in Oriental desirable for librarics, living rooms or (lining;r rooms. usual pritc is $23. 51), and considered V151) low. them for a few days 12. Special. patterns and colorings, \vfiy re We offer at $20. 00.. \\ 1' would like you to ace ilicin. Carpet Store, first floor. M TheD M Read Co ._..__._.......... m g 1'. ws INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO 01111 New Lle'or LADIES’L At $3. 00, $4. LAWN SUITS 00 and $5. 00. LADIES’ GALATEA SKIRTS ’At $1.39 $1.98 $3.00 Value $1. 69 Value $2. 49 Value 84 .00 LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS At $1.00, $1.50 and $2.98. CHILDREN’ S DRESSES 50c to $1.98 LADIES’ KIMONAS 25c to $3. 00. A. Dickerman & Son, 84 Washington St, South Norwalk Telephone 446. w. _._.....—a. snlposronr MODIFIES oases. k ._ ..- .‘___.’._-..L-.. ’ Will Allow sale of Fireworks After Noon on Friday, July 3. smnonrorrr, Julie rel—Ailey fur- ther consideration oi. the “safe and sane Fourth" question Fire Marshal Mooney has decided to extend the time for granting permits fpr the sale of explosives. This action has resulted from conferences with prominent mer- chants, and from a study oftithe cus- toms in New Haven and other cities. Instead of withholding all licenses on“ III midnight on July 8. the marshal will allow the permits tngo Into of- isc‘t at noon on Julya . 'cgq's- a. mm 1 3.3.. . lililniillilnu Ever notice how particular a bald man is about the care of his hair? FILIPlNo’s’ ANT INDEPENDENCE. MANTLIZD true 19. ‘--Thé Philippine assembly day on the eve of ad journ- ment declar .by a vote of 67 to 16 that independence was the aspiration of the Fllpino people and that. they were ready for immediate independ- once. . A GRAND FAMILY M DICINE. "It gives his pleasure to peak a good word for Electric Bitters " writes Mr. Frank Control. of ‘.No 436 Houston St, New Yer-k. “lt' s a. grand family medi- clno for dyspepsia and liver complica— tions; while for lame back and weal: nys it, cannot be too highly recom- llliédililod ." income Bitters! rotglrlllatglgg dive f tinns uri y e maé‘lfmp art rtuiilefno'weil gist)? and Vim“! to dine pwas Jr sexes. Sol Baxter’ s drug store. and debilitated of both under guarantee at F. It. 500. '. _—_————-~ The inexpensive striped lawns make cool nnd delightful morning waists and frocks for the house and veranda.
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