i1 ever 1 1
li
Martian. 11111111110115
onto that trifle Witt.
y’nclther Opium.
Momma“... It:
and Fiatuleucy.
9&1“?
I". gohwnlo ills been ‘
0000. It relieves Teething 1111111111111...
. 11111 1.1111111111111111
duties For Over 30 Years!
, no 6-in-1. n 3111on «do». I'm ”In em.
borne the sin-nature of
end has become under his per-
filo supervision since ltsint‘ancy.‘
w
no one todeccire you in this.
and “Junt-nn-gom ” are but;
and endanger the health of
all] Children—Experience against Experiment.
chat is CASTORIA
”is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Porno
reps and Soothing Syrups.
It is lentu It:
Morphine nor other names
Its age is its mmmntoe. It destroys Worms
cures Didrrhum and “find
em Constipation
It assimilates the Food, «1311111111. the
h and Barrels. giving healthy and neutral sleep.
Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's Wend.
. Vim: CASTORIA ALwAvs
SW11” or
,4”—
11.11-1111 1.:
dvanceii
yheir houschold furniture,
V (1 other pcrsonai property,
‘ moral. on their own name
1 1.. l indorser.
I CALL AND SEE US
i Loan & Security Co.
Bldg. Washington St.
until 7 p n1. Monday and
Humidity until 8: 30.
‘
Vay Dinners, 7 Sets.
Tel. 488.
l I
“.9...“ MW... ....-,. .- w W.- —. ..
\
BiLL'S BALD HEAD AND "THE
MOSQUITOES.
“Bill." tbrco and :1 half years old,
arrived in South Norwalk Friday last
his head Illil'd with baby ideas of out
door sports and covorcd with a wealth
of yellow hair. Saturday morning his
father atul'tcd for tho barbcr shop.
when Bill following askcd to have his
hair'trimmcd also. ills rcqucet was
granted, but the trimming consisted
of a closc cut of tilt1 clippcrs and Bill
was next 11111111 on tho strctt looking
liltt.1 John I) or tilt-1 lntc iiill N_\*t1.All
‘ wont well until tht1 mosquitoes com
lncnccd to got at his hcud where they
left grcat lumps, but lllll horc it. 1111-
UUniiy until 1111 tact the harbor hc
holds accountable for id. 111isfortunc
whcn he insisted upon hr 1111 taken in
the harbor shop and having hit-1 hair
restorcd. A («1111;111:111ch was rcachcd
by his father promising to rcpiacc 11111
lost hair by mm of his wigs. Bill and
his father bcing 111c111l1crs of Miss Mil-
likt'n‘s company at Hoyl‘s Theatre.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"it gives 1110 pleasure to spent 11 good
word for Eloctric l’littcrs," writt-n Mr.
Frank Coulnn. of N0. 430 Houston at.
New York. “it’s a grand family modi-
ciuc for dynpcpsln anti llvcr complica-
tions: while, for 1111110 buck and weak
kidneys It cannot be too highly rcconi-
mcndcd." Elcctric liittcrs regulait1 thc
digcstive functions. purify the blood
and impart roncwca vigor and vitality
to the wcak and dcbilltntcd of both
sexes. Sold undcr guarantee at I“. ll
Baxter' a drug store. 50c
1111111115 11. 1115111181 31111,
46 Wall St, Norwaik.
"Real Estate and
Insurance.
)We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must Increase ln value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick _ II. Gaaung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funcral Parlors 'in Counéction.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 90-1.
. Office and Residence,
84 80. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
..~_.
YOUR
Shoe Repairing '.
is NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC
, UNLESS DONE BY US.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND 8T.
1 'FHONE 456 OR POSTAL.
THE NEW
110111 11111111111111.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
. Our Roamo a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric Limit. hroughout. Ev-
ery loom Wanted 1
RATE! 'REAGONAELE.
Fine stockuli 'cm 111 common.
A 1 line oi‘ iIhpol‘tod A111, Includ-
ing l famous Ban} 9111111111. and
In. a 6on Stout. always on draught.
Anheuur lunch Bear on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
‘ Tm u
T‘ .
1111; 1111s. 1
11 1111111111511 viii
111.111.11.111 iié'sltionis Apply
Too [lie to Vote Ilexi 'Fali,
11111111111 £11111 hug Vim
”there will be no more naturaliza-
.'1:11 in the Superior Court of this
0
the last Tuesday of the month is the
day assigned tor naturalination. The
last Tuesday In June comes on the
30m.
The court year Is supposed to close
with Friday’s session on the 26th.
siding at this tcrm of the civil Su~
pcrior Court, has decided that he will
not. come down to Bridgeport to hold
any Houston for nuturalizhiion 1111111111.
(.111 011 tho following Tucduy.
As the result of lids ruling, some-
thing like twu-nty or thirty foreign
born residents in this county will not
be able to vote at the presidential
election this full.
With tht1 close of the court your
on Friday, June 26. there will be no
other session of tho1 civil Supcrior
Court, uulcss n spcciai out1 snoum 1111
called for this county, until tht1 soc-
ond Tuesday in October, which will
fall this year on the 10th of that
month.
As the law rcqnircs that
must. be mndc a citizcn at toast thirty
days before clcction, It would be im-
pmsslhlc, even it tho.1 court opened for
the purpose of making voters, to c);-
1111111111 tbcm In time for the election
in November.
Thus the new law will makc'. 11 strik-
ing difference in the addition of tho
iorcigtrhorn votc just on the arc of
election. Four yours ago. during thc
months of July. August, Scptotnhct'
11nd ()ctohcr, under the old law titt-
Common Pleas Court was kept busy
making new cltizcnu.
Frcqucutly night sessions wcro hold.
not. only in iiridgcport. but. in Stanl-
fnrd. Norwulk and ihtnhury. and in
the four months before the tlmc {or
making rotors between six and sovcn
huutlt'cd applicants worc uclcd upon.
instigcport alone would furnish ovcr
Bl)
Undcr iiif‘ new law such a rush in
county before election day. Ordinarily '
.lqugc Silas A. Robinson, who is pro. 1
ll m’n "
‘ 11 11.11.
' 11 i1
ANTISEPIIC
“Ski’s E0513. 1111111
on?“ callous 111101160035 ,1
CONsuWNPIfiUNW
“0.7.63.5" "“ QM?"
..... .............
Grip and Pleurioy out of the whole system like magic.
'50 DOSES 25c, 125 DOSES 500, 300 DOSES $i.00
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform. no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND
-GWWM
begs-.1 ._.. mum... ..- .-
Merrill College Graduation}
(Continued Front First Page).
REPORTED WATER VIOLATIONS.
Lust Frida and Saturday them
Wt‘i‘i’ I‘cporlt't at the office of thc city
water dcpztrtmcnt, thc namcs and ad-
drcnscn of hourly thirty placcs, whcro
Htrcct and lawn sprinkling was being
done out of the statcd hours that arc
allom-d t‘itt'li day for this put'posv.
'I‘ltcsc rcportd wcrc rccctvcd from clov-
cu diffcrcnt strccts 11nd uvcnuos in
thc city. anti ulnc of the places rc-
portcd worc using hoso through witt-
(lows or doorways. attachcd to tin-111111
hount1 fixtures. Violations of tho mics
and rcgaiations knowingly. will he one
of thc factors that. will hasten thc
adoption of motors for all public wa-
ter scrrlcc. It is 11 picasurc to tin1
lioarti ot‘ Wutcr Commissioncrs to tind
that on many of our citizens are ultvr1
to thc bcst good of thc connuunity as
marchcd to the pleasant of
Iientlcy'u orchcstrn.
Hon. l1‘1uncls I. Burnt-ll, M. I)., mayor
of South Norwalk, was to have hccn
thc presiding omcer of thc cxorciscs,
but at tho lust momcut ili’ wun unablc
to he prcscnt, and lion. William J. H.
liobauuan. brother of Hon. Churlcs ti.
Bahamian. rcry creditabiy tilled the po-
Sliitlil.
llcv. Frank ii. ’I‘orrcy. pastor of thc
Norwalk Mcthodist Church. was I11-
troduccd, by ‘Mr. ilohannon. and a
pruycr was made.
Aftcr the prayer by Rov. Torrey, the
prostditmoflicer. said tho picnsuro of
this occasion had coinc uopn him so
tuncs
absolutcly impossible. firm it tho
court 1111111 in session it could not 1111;
donc. as the preliminary examinations;
take over 1111 hour in each case 11nd
thcrc would not he clclks enough to
1tccotnntodutc those who pctitloncd.
tiil1e1 changcs in the law inc-lad
lug the incrcascd cost which must be
paid in full by the pctitiont-r upon:
application at least tom months in 1,
ion: clcctlon, haw1 matct'inlly 11111111111111
the petitions for naturalization. This
airline that tho additions to tht1 for
club born vote will he rcry much loss
than usual this your.
As 11 sample of tin1 dlsuppointtucnt
H1111, is coming to many, last week‘s
cxpcricncc at tho county court-house
was notablc. Shortly Itcforc ill 11. m.
a dclctzutiou of ovcr titty pcrsons 1111-
tcrcd thc building. 'i‘ht'1 majority of
them worn of Sinvonian extraction
and they all holongcd to 11 Slavonian
t‘lub in East l'ort.Chct-1ter.
'i‘hc party came from that town to
apply for naturalizstk‘m papers in the
hclini that thcy could mic this fall
Iiut their lmpcs were quickly shatter-
1-d. Thoy wci‘c not only informed
that no application received now
would hc eligible to vote In Novcm
hor. but thcy wcro told that only six
applications could ho heard. as tho
clorks could not attend to any mort-
Thcrc wcrn forty in the party who
wantcd to take out second papers. but
only six wcrc examined. The othci
:14 will hnvc to mow again. The ar-
dor of many of them also coolcd
whcn told that thcy would have to
put 11p 84 right nuwy. One man said
hc would not pay 11 dollar. if thcy
would not take him for nothing hrs
would not. hccomc 11 citizen. 'i‘ht'
whoh1 party rcturncd to Grecnwicb
much disappointcd.
——
WEDDED iN CHAPEL ROYAL.
Min Jean Reid the Bride of Hon. John
Hubert Word, In London.
LONDON, June 23.—With King Ed-
ward and Queen Alexmtdrn smiling
approval from their private gallery.
John Reid, daughter of Whiteiaw Reid,
the American ambassador to England,
was married this afternoon in the
chapel royal of St. .lamee’ Palace, to
the lion. John Hubert Ward. brother of
the 1111'] of Dudley. and equerry in
waiting to the king. The ancient chap
cl. one of thc few remains of the old
palace of the Tudors. in Which Queen
Victoria and several of her daughters
Were married, was prettih' decorated
with iiowers for this, the most fashion-
ahlc of recent weddings in London.
A great crowd assembled in St
James“ Square to watch illefli‘I‘IVa'l oi"
the bridal party and the king and
queen find other members othe royal
family. who, ,by, their attendance at
the chapel and the subsequent recep-
tion at Dorchcster lichen; city res
idenoe of Ambassador it. paid a.
compliment to the American embosse-
dor and his daughter seldom accord-
ed eveiinto members of the: English no»
hility. The imitations, which were
limited to less than one hundred on
count of the smallness of the.
Iron. set the time of arrival at 2. .5.
p. 111.. and by that hour all the guests
had found their seat!
A few minutes before 3 o'clock King
Edward and Queen Alexandre, accent-
ps‘nied by their suites. drove up from
Buckingham Palace and proceeded at.
dam to the royal gallery, where the;
Prince and Putnam of Wales. the
flake and Duchess of Connought and
Princess Patriots. already had arrived
As is customary in the Church of
11111111111111 service. the anointing clergy-
man ”Wanted by I euroliced chain.
met the bridal procession at the door
and preceded it up the chapel. the
choir singing "Land 1111. Heavenly Fu-
ther, Lend Us." 1':
1km 1.
.to prcparc u. 111111111111,
,1. Johnson, Dorian: John E. MoGly'nn.
n wholc, and takc thc titm1 and tron
Mo to rcport such irrcgulnritics us
come uudcr their notice.
suddcnly that ho had not had thr1 limo
but Iic icktingly
said that 11.11 hc lookcd upon thc many
fair fuccs ho thougin lu- couid make
11 11111.1( ch to each and crery one of
tbcm
Tin1 orchcstru thcn rcudcrcd noothcr
eclectic". after which Attorney liohun
nan introtluccd itcr. Otiio I1‘. Burthts
-lo\\. who madc thc addrcss of thc 1111c,-
ulna to tht1 graduatcs.
Mr. hohunnan said by way of intro-
duction that ho had met Rov. Burtito.
low in tho curly ‘90’s at thc1 Boston
iiusincss School, and had known him
lliil(‘l‘ that time. . Miss Lucy Millikan and hcr com-
’lbc ticr llnrthui n Mcthmliflt rem 1110 ichcatsihg tlu1 numerous
minls1cr of Mount \‘111111n. ptmcd to pun-,1 1.11.. "roaming 111 1111,. 1I111.1t1'11
he alum-1t httcicutiug spcukm and tilllllli.’ tho sumunr months. All 111'-
kcpi lilt" uudicut'c in 11 good moodit 41111.1 lilt‘lils ill‘t‘ complctcd for tho
with his tx'cnninnnl “'Hll' 1000.“ opening hill.‘ The licllc oi illcluuond,"
DUNN! his nddrcss [111 gave scvcnll l"ritl11y night. It 11111.11 Iilt‘ iutoutiou of
inn-routing examples of comparison 1011‘ company 10 opcn Thursday Flight
and citplalned n". moaning of u“. in ,hut on account of tho bout-iii cntcr
“mm SP". or lazy 5..” and 1m. Sumpltninmcnt to hc glrcu 11111111111111 ans
——Constipntion causes headache, mu.
sea. dininoss. ianguor, heart palpita-
t..Ion Drastic physics gripe. sickon
wonkcn the bowels and don't cure.
Dean's Rogulcts act gently and cart:
elastipatioa. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
3
9011111.“ aluusmnms
IIOY'I“ S TllluATlll’.
11111111111. JUNE 13, 1908.
- .1!
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Achrtisements |
'TheD. M. Read Co.
more»: ms.
011 Wednesday, the twenty-fourth,
Our Annual June Sale of Undermuslins
will take place.
1
it includcs as in former scnsous :1 varictl and goodly
assorhucnt of
N ightrobcs
Chemises
Drawers
Corset Covers , ,
Petticoats 1
Combination Garments
and (lcluils will appcnr t11111111'1'ow,
The Sale of Parlor Suites
closes Tomorrow
' 0i
.. 1 . . .
Sun'c thc hcgrmnmgr of thc sale our Parlor and 1.1l11'ary
Split-s havc hccn sclliug at
one-third below regular.
Thct'c arc still 11111111111ch bargains remaining for lutc
c11111ct's:0
lliii\i\ii Suiic 11i2 011ic'1115
l.il11':1r_\ Suitc, 3 111ttc
l’urlot' Sttitt- iii 3 pict't-s,
i’arlor Suiic of 3 picccs.
Fourth fit
worth $100.00, for $66.67. '
worth $ 82.50. for $55.01)
Wm‘lil ill 48,110. for $32.00.
worth $ 20.011, for $13.34. 1
1111',
Carpet Store clcrator.
Two Seasonable Cottons
Bannock Suitings. it is time to wcar wash goods now,
and those suitings arc in 111cdinm gray and
tan cfl't'cts,
stripcs and small conrcntionztl iig'tu'cs, wry aunt and St-rvicc-
able for mat sullS
rczulii).tl1c 1111111 is firm and" strong.
..7 italics \1idc.
Cottosilk.
l1ltlc. tan.
15c
'i‘hc colors ate such that will not soil
Value 19c, special at
A wcnvc like 1111111111111. plain grounds in old
lilac and white, with small figures, and a witlc
l1t11'tlcr :tt tlic clitst', citltcr in conventional designs or l’cr~
Siau cil'ccts, which will 11pr to makc an :1tt1'11cti1'1
usual gown.
Special at 10c.
and un-
Children’s Rompers
for Hot Weather .
'i‘hcv are of plain liluc chamlnay and white
muslin,
r11tl1t'r l1c11\'\. matic with low itccks and short SICCVCS, for
t outiort and scrv ic.c
75c and $1.00.
Children’s
u
'Wcar Scct1on.
Remember the Sale of White Goods, Fancy Waistings,
10. 15. and toe.
White Lily Nainsook, for fitlc underwear,” yards,
$1 50.
II
M
The D. M. Read Co
1111- 1.11111 1111 111110 donned the want Mom of S1 I1Iofi?lils (‘hutcb at Music -_...w____ -_._ -.- -.., - 15 ~12:
"1.111111'11,1"'iu tbc wat that was inspirinngflll Ihflt rived It! and she and Mr " ‘ l 1‘ ‘ “1’
to his iinicnolq. tip was 119111111) 1111 (iil‘\ll()i(li1l, :1 inclubct of I11-r 11111111111111, MOOI I I I | | i I I I I I I I I I I ‘
phuldtd by tho audio}; 1} amoral titucs will assist in tlu1 church 1111111101 I11
Tho '|||(“(1nm\“i;tg'r'ymlpd With n11 presentingatcnminutc drama cutltlcd
other scltctlon hv tho orchestra. "Tho Littlest Girl.“
The next cvcnt 1111s tho prcscutation
of a handsonu1 modal to Miss Mildrcd
Moran. by a rcprcsvt1tutivc of thc Rl'lli-
Ington Typcwritcr Company. Thc
medal was offered at the1 beginning of
the your for the scholar who would
work from day to day with tho bust
average, not for wood alone. It was
noted that from the thrce Merrill
schools, in which thcso prizes wore of-
fI'I‘I‘d. the1 South Norwalk scholar at-
'aincd the highest porcctttagc. Miss
Moran gnincd 90 7-ltl pcr cent.
The presvntation of the diplomas
was by Dr. C. (l. llohanuou.
After all had 11111111111111! thc diplomas
ton of the scholars rcccircd diplomas
for a practical bushwsa pcumunship
known us "The Business Educator."
Those who rccclvcd those were thc
Misscs Agatha iiaycs. Charlotte Sta-
bcll. Blossom Smith. Anna Millcr,
Louis Schaub, Sadie Anderson, Emma
Schmidt, Messrs. Kenneth Cbioburn.
Charles Johnson nudgAison Smith. .
Benediction was asked by Rev. Mr.
£1 AMUSFMENTSD
! MUSIC 31111.1.
MOVING PICTURES
AND
Illustrated Songs
Every Evening. Prices 5c and 101:; No
Higher. Saturday Matinee.
Children, 5:. ‘
HOYT’S THEATRE
Ton 11v and the cxcrcises were com- '
plcted. ______ ,
Those who graduated were tht1 fol-1
lowing' STARTING FRIDAY, JUNE 26 »
Shorthand .Dcp11rtmc11t-A‘nnio C.
Thicl. Edna M. Brush, M. Enid Show.
lilanchc I.. Pohhuan, Ella I1. Kuch
Agnes M. Lynch. Flhrcnce .i. Chldwcll.
Mildred Moran, William J. Seabyc.
Jacob Linxweiler. South Norwalk; Lil
lion A. Scoflcld. M11111 S Briody, Mild
red M. Bennett Ellzubéth‘t Olmsted.
idiot-once J. Burns. Fast Norwaik iner
P. Daniels. Nora 'M. Hangh. Elizabeth
S. Daily, Norwaik: iota F. Stevens.
li‘lo;1(1l'ayton; Frederick L. Utes, Ridge-
9
Commercial DepartmentuAnnie E
Millencmriottei. Stsbeil M. Blossom
Smith, Imise D. Selma 8. Alma
Sn1ith.Charlcs M. Gray J n V. Stoog-
muiier Arthur B V1 endenburx. Victor
E. Imogeneggcr Harry P Novaskal.
Howard L Field. Elvira A Millepaugh
South Norwalk: Ethel H. Still. East
Norwnlk: May I... Natteford, Agatha R .
Hayes, Sadie D. Anderson. Kenneth 1.47
M. Colcburn. Ellsworth C. inckwood
Andrew B. Perry. Calvin 8. Paddock
Walton w.r11ynn 11111111111101.1111...
and continuing for an indefinite period.
1Miss Lucy Miliiken
supported by 11 select cast, will present -
for her opening play the greatest of all
southern dramas, '
The Belle of Richmond .
with all the scenic and electrical of
facts ncccssary for the proper produc-
tionoftho play. . .111.
Other Big Royalty Bill: to Follow.
1......-
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Ridgeilold; 1111111111 .Koeier. wui new V Hea eating. 1
Harri an. 8nuget11c1'iiermen A.
sing, owayton. riff 5135011
The class reception followed and
dancing was enioycd until midnizht. SLATE mA’ND‘ 2&3ng! OOFING.
The committee of tho anch- consist-
ed of C. William Gray, Ralph L Ar
acid. J. Chester Guthrie. William A.
Well its. than]: 0 Downers. Hodyn,
can find slopinfit! oin‘fiu'tn c111. finial-9.
HAVE voum sass OLiR arocx or
nlcupoho RANGESI
PRICES 10c and 201:
Matinces Wednesdays and Saturdays. j
Plumbing and Stellar H
Wed 0.
emo' 1111' SEEM Tin? 10118881110th
3...... 11111111an Cl
V i
".. , 3"" .1 . 17w11uornuar.a ‘W‘W
:1 - - -- .. “V
Garment
wa mvn's 1101111 Atrrm'ribn TO OUR manor
LADIES’ LAWN SUITS
At $3.00, $4.00 and
LADIES’ GALATEA-f SKIRTS
$l.98.
Value $1. 09 Value $2 49 Value “.00 1
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS,
$1. 50 and $2. 98.
. 1
At $1.39.
At $1.,00
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
500 to $2.98.
LADIES' KIMONAS
251'; to $3.00.“
$5.00.
$3. 00,
T'
A. Dickerman 81 Son, ‘
84 Washington St, South Nutrient.
’ Telephone 446.,
mum
Norwalk Chronicler