and which has been
0 the signature 6!
TT Arid inns been me under. his pill-
6"": ma] supervision since its Infancy.
OWno one to deceive you in this.
T T h$:fimt1?:gtions and {Muslims-gem!” are but
* ~ - m -- u r e wit}. midrcndinureg it th of
Murine ChildreuTExpcrtcuce on. inst coagulant.
Til. ,T,»
occi- i6!
[tenets Its
eyewitness.
ys
it
vid. on their own Theme
rser.
L AND SEE US. .
first Loan 8; Security Co.
{, pd Bldg, Washin ion Bi.
truth 7 p. m. ondny and
so until 3 to
h and' Cuisine Up to Ohio.
.3 my“ per day and upwarde.
, Tl
r
h...—
' ,1Gendl's‘i‘ Information 'fl'lcker
Dinners, 75c'ts
Tel. 438.
' prbinpt comedians.
“Ii lTlriTngs repre-
at ls' GASTORIA
is e harmles's substitute for. Collier OIL.
PW
' pa and Soothink' Syrups; It. is Blame. It
tutu» neither Opium, Morphine nitr- other chotin
tglflsaiittlo. It destroys
0?,qu
tomes Diarrinno and wtpd
up lift-cubic». cures Constipation
dishes the hood, regulates the
merit mil”
9.1“?!
MWMYS
TSTALOOTN KEEPER SHOOTS HIM-
ELF
8
NEW BRITAIN June 24. -—Stephen
Shutter, fl well known saloon keeper.
Shot. himself in the head in an at:
tempt to commit sulllde. He made his
will yesterdar fearing nil his profit“
ty to ills daughters. and cutting off his
wife. He admitted that ills act was
due to family troubles. lie is at, u
llTrcal saniturlum til it critical condi-
t on.
THINKS IT SAVED Hi8 LIFE.
Lester M. Nelson. of Naples. Maine.
says in u recent letter: “l have used
Dr. King's New Discovery nmny yours,
for coughs and colds, and i think it
saved my life. i have found it a relin-
Ille remedy for throat and lung com
pltllnts. and would no more be without
it bottle than i would be without food. "
tr or nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the hind of throat and
lung remedies. As it preventive of
pneumonia, lllid healer of weak lungs
it has no ennui. Sold llllder guarantee
at F. ii, liaxter's drug store. title and
$1.00. 'l‘rlul bottle free. “
HARTFORD WOMAN HANGS HER~
8
T ELF.
HARTFORD, .lune 2tI.——Mrs. 'l‘ller-
osil Rosslnclssel aged seventy our
‘ ye nrs was found dead yesterday morn
ill by her son, hanging In it eord
suspended from a door ill her home in
Welrh'Court. Suicide was the result
of despolldeney Three sons and we
daughters survive the victim. '
. ham. ....#1.;
up? Lists .31“ DEGIIION.
Iv-Produote co. INew Forced to Be-
lnA Alct on new.
BRIDG 81‘ June 24 .--Judxe
George W. Wheeler handed down a
decision ill the civil Superior court at
Norwich, yesterday afternoon, mut-
inx the motion of the seleotnlsu of
but Lyme to quash the mandamus
«endings of the Bridgeport By-
' r 'ucls Company on the action oft
scieeimen in refusing to grant the
company ll permit to locate the sur-
bnge reduction plant now in this city
at a point on the Nia tic river, where
it empties into long stand Sound.
The decision is not the victory for
the selectmeu of East Lyme that it
muy appear to be upon the surface for
the motion was granted on technical
grounds. and on the form of the com-
plaint. The quhstiou involved has nev
or been passed upon, and the legal
forrrrnllty in the case was not of such
it character as ‘0 cold permit Judse
Wheeler to pass upon the lrlorits of
the case, so the. last step in the battle
of the Bridgeport By-l’roducts Com
puny against the selectmen of East
liynlc was something of a “fluke"
it will now be necessary to begin
the proceedings over again, and con-
sidernblc valuable time has been lost.
Meanwhile the questions at issue be
tween the parties in the case are no
nearer u settlement than two months
use rind the indications are that the
summer will be consumed ill contest-
ing the case.
A GRAND FAMILY MfiDIclNE.
"it gives inc pleasure to spear: a good
word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr.
Frank Canton. of No. 436 Houston St.
New York. “it s a grand family medi-
cine for dyspepsia and liver complies
tions; while for turn sell and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom-
mended." Electric Bitters regulate the
digestive functions, purify the blood
iilld impart renewed vigor and vitality
to the Weak and debilitated of built
sexes. Sold under guarantee at F.
Baxter's drug store." ‘ 50c.
OD
Glover’s The Place
White Canvas Oxford
Full.
Vacation
Wien- T
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 Washingtonstreet. ..
Phone 542-2.
:1 AMUSEMENTSD-
Romeo E. Dann & Son,
l 45 Wall St, Norwalk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several decided bergdW
In income producing property that
‘ l'pt‘lit Tobi-such 'In Value with“ 'the up“
growth of the town.
'iAttendance all hours day and night;
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER. .
. Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. . 'l‘el. 90d.
Chico and Residence,
34 so. MAIN ST., SOUTH Nonwets ’
. My . a nu... m
YOUR :iv. .4...
Shoe Repairing
Is, NOT MODETRN OR SCIENTIFIC
...,
a. I
'i
* house; norms
The Belle of thlililfihd
J‘s
UNLESS DONE BY US. '
'43 RAYMOND 31'.
. T 'PHONE 453 on POSTAL.
‘ s
. v.
Monarch Repair Shop,
THE NEW '
ONE WNUTE FROM DEPOT
he}?! AN PLAN.
own it a"Li 31.73% t.
95:19»
:ry R mri'fiel “.3 l“
-. ; . Minn nsAsONA'ets.
Anheueer men leer en Drsngii
l I T. JuIULLIVAN, TPMtlTrleior,
'TiT'et'ePWo his
HOTEL VICTORIA.
1 fine slashes cafe in Connection.
mutt tins of imported Aiu, Includ-
inn the famous BIu.’ Iurton's and
use a Cole stout, always' on drsu ht.
lleU'slc 11an
A ' l
'AND
' Illiiéttatcd Songs
Tiilvcry Evening. Prices 5c and 10c; N0
Higher. Saturday Matinee.
Children, 6c. n i-
‘ Herr-'5 ‘THETA’DRB
and continuing. for an indefinite period
Miss Lucy Millikell
unpainted by a select cast. will present
r h
soul
with all the scenic and electrical ef-
fects necessary for the proper‘produc-
tier) of the play.
———¢
Other Big Royalty Bills to Follow.
rulers. lOe slid 20c
Matinces Wednesdays and Saturdays.
19h?
Phlmhing on Steam
ile'athis
HOT WAIEB. NEATINQ.
. , .. s‘t‘HoT'MfiH
£1?”an Emu-v
HA‘RY iii-shill” editE zircon or
custom: NAchsr
The Janettrllntcllkiss
Company
STARTING FRIDAY; JUNE. 26 .
m in: apply tilt: great,“ of all T
From the Experience of South Nor-
welk People.
We are fortunate‘indeed to be able
to profit by the- marten» of our
neighbors. The public utterances of
South Norwslk residents on the fol-
lowing subject. will interest and benefit
thousands of our readers. Read this
statement. No better proof can be
had
Mrs. S. A. Brown. of 39 Franklin
St. South NOIWiilk, Conn. says:
“Doan' s Kidney Pills are the best kid-
ney remedy I ever used and i can not
say too much in their praise. I suffer-
ed for two years frolmt pains across
lily back and between my shoulders
R i set in a chair for any length of
me, i could only get up by putting
my hands to my hips and gratin lly
rising. lhad headaches an Was est-
lesa at night as it was her to iind a
comfortable position in which to lay.
Hearing good reports of Dunn's Kid-
ney Pills, I thought they might help
are. and sent to l’llrlstcd's dlug store
for them. i had only taken a few
doses. when l commenced to feel bet-
ter, and 1 continued their use until
the pain left my back and I no longer
felt still or lame. l have recommend
ed Dunn's Kldney Pills to scores of
people and many thanked me for so
doing, having received immediate re-
lief fronl their use.’
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buifalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Douu's-—niid
take no other.
DEATH DUE To INJURIES.
llAWLEYVlLlllD, June ads—«James
Glee ll, one. of the most prominent men
of this place, died this morning as the
indirect result of injuries received 3
years ago when he was run over by
n heavy oil cart. lie was sixty-six
years old. For tWonty years Mr.
Green held the positions of solectmnn
and supervisor of town roads. -
Than the Nstnral Grain
(hudneuil rectum r pmhm mold
wruniwnrh whiting Chi Nlnlnl ( le
varnish ulndu in ‘lll coiorsl And our int-w
patent lrnrlning [inn A Mr.
Tituy work for the nautical. No technical
training necessary
,Inno by The Ohio Varnish Company
Cleveland. 0.
I .
j NORWALK NAnowm}: co.
mange; ~
v
39 MAIN ST-. NORWALK.
TOWNSEND’S“
“Victory
Lawn
Mowers
are the very‘ highest grade BALL
BEARING. which reduces the friction,
and makes .it possible to use a wider
‘ aching wltlr less effort; can be ad-
rl’llrsted very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,
uATNDWAilB.
112‘ WASHI'TNGTON STREET. ‘
. also... 557'.“
l»
m-.. «ow—u —._J..~ ”~W ._.—. ~—
We liavc Taken the Agency
for the
Popeflariiord
[is
And Now Have Fine Cars of
' that Mike to Offer. '
F. E. Lockwood 8; Co.
‘ ' NORTyTfllT—TKI CONN . l
T, , .‘t
‘l"*l!
.g. ‘
Havem Yes s Traveler 3
Autonomic
, Policy?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
TDET 0ND» We; lire agents of
the Travelers.
Fire. 'flT‘lTife, Mqidcn dud “Marine in
be.
J. “M“ Layton ,& 09.,
'WMI‘IWI
'i’i Will-Ti. othernT '” murmur.
fllSBIIlIEll
Madden Attorney cat's I \iinlii-
catiou, is Many other Attor-
nsys Spoke in His Favoranil
c sTiTmsd a thunder lied Been
a e -
NEW HAVEN, June 24,—Attnr'ney
C. J. Donallcr, of Mcrlden, escaped
suspension or disblll'nlcnt ill the Sn-
perior court, yesterday, through a do-
cisiou of Judge Reed, who had called
hill) in to show cause why he should
not be suspended or disbarred on ac.
count of his attitude in the divorce
case of Edward L. Page against Clara
in. PIANO.
The court room was filled with law-
yers d many friends of Attorney
Duliah r when the proceedings began.
The charge umltust the attorney was
that he bud brought the Page case in
while he was counsel for the plaintili‘
bfore the court for fill ex- parte trial.
en be had been told tbdt the case
would be contested. Attorney P. ’l‘.
OBrlen of Meridcn represented the
defendant. and he told the court last
week that be had written to the clerk
to have his name entered in the case,
and also that the court bird ordered
that t c plaintiff give til defendant
$30 to fend, which was a not known
to Mr. Dnnaher.
The sum total of the offense ullegcd
against Attorney Danube; was that
he kllew the case was to be contested,
bl'lt then went ahead and claimed it
ill the cx-purie list, tried it, and 0b-
lllcd u dlvorc e for his client
Assuming such it situation to be
true. Judge lured last week ordered
iinuuher to come. before the court for
- u hearing.
Former Mayor William F. Henny, of
Hartford appeared as counsel for Dim
litter, and conducted the examination
of witnesses.”
Edward L. Page the pininliit ill the
divorce case, was called, and said he
retained Dunnher as counsel on Mny
7 1907. lie next heard from him on
June 4,1908, when in; was informed
by a message that the curse 'w‘ns' dew"
for trial on the following day The
cilsc was part tried the uncanny,
rurd' was continued until June 12th.
When a divorce was granted. Page
. was never told by Dannh'er that he
slould pay his wife 839 lb defend her
tn.sc
erttorneytDanolrcr himself testified
that he was admitted to the bar in
lR93, and bed studied law in Judge
Dlntt‘s office in M'.crldcu
He had been informed recently that
on June 14,1907. there. had been an
oldlr passed in the Page case to pay
the defendant $30, but did not remem-
ber of the passage. of such all or-
der. 0n the day previous he had ar-
ucd Mouse in the supreme court and
Rowan; probable he was in the supreme
ult on tile following dlry. He did but
ttnow of the appearance of Attorney
Brien in the case. Had looked on
lc'dockct and now no uppeuranco
written in. and their claimed the case
in the Whole year bud never asked tor
the $30 for a defense.
Judge Reed asked Assistant Clerk
,t-‘owler if he had a request from Al
torney O'Brien that his name should
be entered and
couldn't tell. There were scvcrul hun-
dreds of such requests it your, and it
would be dliiicult to recall any single
one.‘
that he sent the. request to the clerk.
As to the 830 he had only spoken to
Dnnshcr about it on the def It Was
ordered, and not subseqrfint 3"
Mr ilcnuey luqu‘l rcd 'you think
from you acquaintance with Mr.
Dunnher, that he would wilfully do
yer?"
“Do you lnsiirt on an answer!" osii- '=
Ted' 0'13 Brien. j
Judge: Reed then into sell to say .
thnt witness need not uswer the
and he was excused.
Mr. Henncy then read letters from
Well known lawyers and others who .~
expressed confidence in Mr Dhnnher‘ s
lnte'gi'it,
W Hy e
Robbins. John R. Buck- of Hurtford;
Attorney General 'l-lb comb, MsyOrT
Reilly and H Wales Lines, of Merl
to. There were several New Haven
:lwycls present willing to testify for
him.
. in arguing the case Mr. Henney said
that there had been a lot of blunder
dcrs that couldH no he él'la'rg ed up to
Mr. Duuahcli .
latter was till it?8 even to s. reprimand.
Judge Rec,
said:
the appearance of Mr. O’Brien If he
ty of deliberate Imposition upon the
court. i am dispose t6 'accdt'lt Mr."
Danaher 3 word and a cent ills errpinnT-f
ntion. But it is rather difficult for it“
man to forget all order for the“ 13:11; '
ment of an allowance to in WW
party, and yet Mr Dunn «is b
has no‘ recollection of it. by its thst
nothing Was said to him aboutt q or-
der from the time of 9 pass 36' of
it down to the ibheiit tie
’ "1 ml lTlt do
tine if “millet-Q accept his state-
incurs when id is e; reasonable
alight in the voids in hill Miler. BoT i:
let. tiTlIilT platter ansEH'i";
STOP THAT COUCH '
or it may result In pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is prelim”: up colds" when
N0. 5 normal Avenue, south New.
ever tried, ”aim at without conception.
me. new liobbtt The
,T 'wT,T'r*
h
wnnussnnv, June :4. lg».
.l_.
Bridgeport Advertisements I
The D. ‘M. Read ' Co.
senile/w hm.
4:. w v".
. ... . i‘l’il'i
June Sale of Undermuslins
Wednesday we shall place on STZilchl large ‘and‘varicd
assortment of ; ii
Women’s Undergarments of
Muslin. Cambric and Naipsook.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
for an ex- anlte trtul. Attorney O'Brien ‘
the clerk said he .
Attorney O'Brien sold he believed '
ilh hadn‘t kept it copy or the letter. ‘
celve the court or trick a. brother law »
question if it would cmbarrail him. '
among the 'writers being -.w T-
Charles F. Perkins, E. D
irl'g in the matter, and they were blun- .
id not 'cqnsider 'tnc ,
These are nearly all of the finest texture, and tile trim—
mings of lace and embroidery are of excellent quality, but
there are odd sizes and samples of such variety that it is
illrpossiblc to quote any prices at length and have the list
dependable.
The best way is to come and sec.
Cbmbination Garments of fine material, very dzliutily
trimmed with embroidery and lace:
Corset. Covers and Drawers,
-,. C?rsct Covers and Skirts,
Long White Petticoats,
Chemises.
-. «is
from $1.19 up.
from 98c up.
from 98c up.
A Special group of White Petticoats in extra sizes,
which many women are glad to find.
full, trimmed with curbroidcry.‘
Short Skirts and Chemises, both short and long.
are exceptional.
These are Wide and
Corset Covers. French and Fitted Covers, Drawens,
A Special lot of (30st Draiwers. at 25, 39, 69 and 75c.
A Special lot of French Corset Covers trimmed With
\"2ilt'llt‘it.‘iilit'$ lace aiidTCllll)i'()lthl'y, sizes from 34 to 44, and
an especially large :issortnrent in sizes 40, 42 and 44, at 39c.
This is a “Read Sale of Ulldcrllruslins,"
There will probably be enough for several
days.
weight, blrt a strong weave.
Garment
we Wireless Analytics To our; spur, LINE or
LADIES' LAWN SUITSTT
At $34.00. $409 and $51M?
LADIES’ GALATEA SKIRTS
$3. (to,
IT .. Value $1.69 Va us :2. 49 Vulue' 3400 g”
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS.
$1.59 and $23.31
CHILDREN’S Dussslss
A.ch
84; ,Washiilgtb
and the values
AA
Men’s Gauss Shirts, 29 Téts.
A reliable lnukc for Irot weather.
#—
W _._.~
I
re" 3' ”Hi "‘ ‘1
”At $1.,39 1.98
At $1.00,
TrT 2 ifs-film: to $2.98.
LADIES’ KIMONAS
Ii! 25‘: tTo $3. 00.
lh-s' . t
a..,,.,.-
T Telephone 446.
..._..._--
icons 8:
it St;, South prhalk,
Sheer and light in
Special this week at. 29c.
,T w
n,
33
“'1” ‘P‘
in doCIdiukT the cone T
“Really, the only question here is T
as to. Mr. Donaher’s recollection of i
had that recollection he would. be gull- . .
r. Danette} an lulu: '
Posse oh chums}! "r P.'
Mrs Gu Nbdin'e, bf Torrl‘ng‘t
Climbed 1 5 feet up ladders iii the L01)
of a 'chllnne in prdeess of construc-
. lion at the arrested Wool Mills, in
’ rriil'i'itoil, yesterday. She r'emulhed
- here ion enough to new the sur-
. rounding genrllry-l while several other
women, wire. dared her to make the
' , climb, hsdlwesl‘rened otter 0. slow
reunite of: the rihkoty ladders. '
QNLV QURS FOR DYSPIPBIA.
Ml'r's‘. milk lid of New Ghetto.
.;TTT7 V“
S“ h.“
' seeds. us
ind'll'i
tint ‘ ‘83:: “1 “Wild dor years with
days. GRAIN-(la willie telb‘s dfllmiugfi Monte: have great. distress
, , send Mitts blood ink g. .‘l tried everything i
' Ti'c'miab hear of, but nothing. helped me
-,‘t s it. iwmgfirumv
Ramps you have noticed that when
‘ some“. . '“ V“ n W'-
.~ Tho’Tres no use talk-
ins. " the will until an lotions. hilt.
curlers Blister: “its Prescott.
theme._ z T .
\
'til 3 ' until 1 took Bra: Balm. and one 50 .
" ‘ mil edicntllif _‘ cent bottle curedr completely."
.. li‘or- solo by' R. Pisteted. Eli .
n r. um .Mstulh , Beater and The crime Pharmacy. It"
ensilontyoll ., I ,5
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