hosts
signature of
i It“,
- condor his por-
miial supervision aim indium
row ho oootodecclve you In thip.
I: Imitation» and iiJust-as-uood" are but;
‘Fthnii trifle with and endanger the henlth at
whlIdrcn—Jllxporicuoe oer .lnst Experiment.
0 harmless substitute for Castor dd. Paro-
tiring Syrups. Ill. 10 Hawaii. It
“‘5 by domain. ficrplrlno not our” Hamlin
-"' t.
4:4»:
iii Hail l
2.9.er 30 Yours.
hoiisehold fiimltiire
r personal pronerigv.
al. on. their own name
it. Washington St
. til 7 p. at Monday and
MEL Vill’l‘ \
Its ago to Its guarantee. It destroys Wouns
Shires-invades. It cures DIM-chaos and Wind
relieves Teething Troubles. cums
It mistrust» the Food:
viola. Chm Wars and natural“
“all Willis Mathews Friend.
WWW
mammals the
a,
I” H"! ’
trays Bought '
”maul. . ~.ut.:...Jn
K. .' r V . .
. A“... .,
'llAslisriLL paws
Yesterday’s Stats League Rssultd.
At Bridgeport~ Bridgeport 9 Mori-
den 3.
At Waterbury-Wstcrbury 6. New
Haven 5.
At. llolyokc—Iloiyoka 9, Hartford 6.
At New llritulanpringficld 10.
New Britain 0 (first game); New Brit-
ain 7, Springfield 2 (second game).
m
7...“...— w- .
Yesterday's American League Results.
At liostou~Waslriugtou 8. Boston 0.
At Philadclpitta—Philadelphia 0.
New York 2.
At Cleveland—~Clcvclund 4, Chicago
2.
At Detroit-fit. Louis 4, Detroit 2.
_...,__.
Yesterday's National League Results.
At New York—New York 2. Boston
.At Clrl(:ago—-—Cliiciiiiiiitl 0, Chicago 8.
At St. LouiswPlttsburg 10. St.
Louis I.
w'i‘he actual cost of tho Sues canal
1188120. 750. 000.
CHWHES...F.....J.LL3
Alla ”youth’s-u“,-
‘ Whip“ in ltul All! ”8&7“,- metallic
bulls. unit-ii with]! #3“!
first“; 0 other
citric: pram
“mum. Bl GIL-Aim}!
. SE38iciuaiisrsm mum
Horace E Dana 87 Soil,
45 Wall st., Norwaik.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several decidad hamalnl.
In income producing property _ that
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
'i i
w
NEW YORK. Juno pix—illoonomlc
. We”
factor In the anti-drink movsmsnt in
’ . '1 «- .
“ , motive study of reasons tor the sup
‘ prssslon or the liquor traillo in stamp
Moi-Ii Sculptor lint .‘pusi‘
soils is Asswsr pr Stall
condition, or, in common parlance. “It
MI” m. " II til. 09“
the United States. sending in tho
turtliooinlug number of Appleton's
«sins. which has taken up an on
and smaller communities all over we
country. According to the results dis-
closed by this investigation. the move-
ment is neither moral our millions
but finds its impetus in the discovery
of an increasing number of men that
they can succeed bcticr it they “cut
out" drink and In the action of em-
ployers similar. in that recently taken
by the H. C. Frlck Co.. In Pittsburg,
in issuing orders against drinking
among their workmen, purely from
consideration of labor Ufllcleucy.
Elaborate stuiistlcs gathered by Ap-
pleton’s from government sources, the
inside records of his insurance coni-
pnuics and from investigations con
ducted among various professions And
lint-8 of business. show that the con
sumptlon of alcohol is being reduced
in this country. particularly among the
higher and more intelligent classes.
not because of any greater moral scru-
pies against drliik, but because men
are coming to the opinion that they
can accomplish more work. can make
more money, if they drink alcohol
sparingly or not at all. As no illus-
tration of this is cited the decrease in
the per capita consumption of proof
spirits front two and one-half gallons
in 1840 -to less than one gallon at
present. while the consumption of
malt liquors, containing relatively lit-
tle alcohol. has increased to the us-
touishlug amount of twenty-one gul-
ioris a your for such person. In other
words. hard drinking is being given
up by. more and more men. not be.
cause it is drinking. but because it is
a matter of dollars and cents to them.
The rosulis or” an . somarlair Inquiry
in Great Ilritnin are given to show that
the elimination oi the excessive cou-
sumption'ot alcohol in that country
would increase its labor output by
more than 82.000.090.000 a year, while
a similar study of statistics in the
United States indicates an increased
productivity for the abstaining man as
compared with the user of large quan-
tities of alcoholic stimulants of nearly
.10 per cent. That is. other. things be-
ing equal. the man who "cuts-out"
the alcohol may reasonably expect
when he (lies, to be worth twice as
much as the heavy drinker. Another
inquiry among more than 0,000 our»
players showed that thirty-one out of
thirtydwo slassidod sets of replies
gave reasons for forbidding or dis-
couraging the use of alcohol among
their employee on economic grounds»
a better quality of work, lower occi-
dents. and so .on.
As a result of thou figures the con-
clusion is drawn that the mason for
the present antMrink movement. as
contrasted to former prohibition waves
or. temperance crusades depends upon
the answer to the. great American quer-
tlon, "Does it pay?"
6“
0.9.2.0.
m.., :iufiuiumgnq
Its-ills
d
"So your son is now It soldier. tiny,
*Unclc Ben?" ‘<ch, pail; he‘s done
lined dc malicious corpse, salt "—Bai-
iimore American
a AMUSEMENTSKD
M0510 HALL
MOVING Thrusts
* “Wed , Songs
Idvery Evening. Prices Sc and 10c; No
Higher. Saturday Matinee.
‘ ' , idrenj, lid: ,
Attendance all hours day and his“.
Frederick H. Gaining.
MUNDERTAKER
Funeral Parlors In Connection.
Lndy Attendant. . 131.904.
001cc and Residence.
at so. MAIN 87., sou-m noswsak
YOUR
Slice Rbpairiiig
iS .NQT MODERN OB SCIWIFIC
.
UNLESS DONE ’BY UU.‘
o
Monarch Repair Shop
43 JIM/MONO ST.
'PHONE 436 OR POSTAL.
u
THE NEW
N‘ EM! WHEY.
» , :EUBOI’EAiN' PLAN"
our hams s épits‘ Pinto
and Metric Lights Throu’phout. (i-
cry 9!?!“ Hesiod
. . .. Mississimmfivs
Flu sum 0m III. comma;
A flit “ilnd 0! MIA W900
In. thi Ismous W Iwhns
lass A Colours» always on straight.
In»! In Ml
rioirTsm pundit
STARTING FRIDAY 1qu 26
and continuing for an indetlnita period.
Miss Lucy Well
supported by a select coat will present
for her opening play the Kremlin or all
southern dramas, . ~
While 03chth
with all the scenic and electrical ob
ms necessaryy tor the Eoper produc-
Other Big loyalty Silisni Follow. ~
PRICIS to: .4. his
as...” Wednesdays and, Saturdays.
oupsiv many,
A vai’idiipii scOBNED
m.
i”
. ”FTHQ )I'l’. . .
Turn Norwalk II odlst lililoOpsl
meeting. 9: 30a. m.. worship th
Wing. 10:00 a. at; finite school.
in in“. ”upward. 1.60. no prayer scr-
v.1 pun: . spibprowh-
bis, 7:30 p m. Tuudsymlass masons,
7:46 p in. Thursday. prayer meetins,
7:45 p. in Friday. on study
titans.
for to arrow is as follows-Morning:
Prelude. Andante. Batimunn; andiem.
1 Will Extol Theo, My God. 0 King,
Frey; odsrtory. duer. Josss is Mine.
Moi-.ston Miss DePlerpc and Mr. Moul-
throp: postluds. Blemish M arch. Clark .
Evening: Prelude. Tramncrcl and lip
munse, Schumann: suthcm, 0 Lord,
We Besccch Theo. Nnrks: oifertory.
contralto solo. That Sweet tailor
Old. West Miss DePierns; postiirde
Allegretto in C, Ousten. -
Norwalk Methodist Church, Frank
D. Torrey, pastor-Morniug warship,
10:30. with sermon by the pastor:
subject, "Bought With a Price." Sun»
day morning clitss meeting. 9:30. led
by F. H. llcdient. Sunday schoul, 12
m. Epworth League devotional ser-
vice. 6:30 p. m.: subject. “Safe in
God's Hands." Evening worship,
7:30; subject. "A Worldly Man‘s llud
Bargain." Music for the morning:
Prelude. interment), Rheih’borwr;
quartet, "0 Lord. Rebuke me Not."
Buck; oficrtory solo, “0 Divine Re-
deemer" iGounodi. Mrs. Wing: post-
ludc. The Temple March. Vincent.
Evening: Prelude. .Pastorsle, Rudolf
Bibi; chorus. “Spud Out Thy Light."
Gounod: quartet. "Draw inc Near to
Thou." Novlu: l’ostlude in D, ’l‘ours.
Knight Street A. M. ii. Church. Rev.
William St. A. Lynch, 1). D.. pastor—
Preachlug, 10:46 a. m. Sabbath school.
12:30 p. m. Woman's Day service,
3:30 p. in. Young people’s meeting.
6:30 p. in. Preaching. 8 p. in, by the
pastor. Class meeting. Tuesday even-
ing. Church social. Thursday evening
at the church.
*
GONGRSOATIONAL.‘
South Norwalk Congregation“
Church, Charles B. Maciarlaud. pris-
i;or—-l’ubllc worship at 10:30 a. m. Tho
preacher will be Itcv. President James
(3.3Merrili, D.D.. at Fisk University.
The Bible school including the young
man's department and the young wom-
en‘s department will meet at 12
o'clock. The Christian inquiry Club
will meet at the some hour. The. sub-
.ioct. 0! its discussion will be Political
. Parties and Party Problems. The lead-
or will be Thomas Tstlow. The even
lug service has been discontinued un-
til fail The music for the morning
service will be as follow: Preliidc
Elcale. Ernst: anthem. “Sweet ls ’l‘lri
Mercy," llnrnby: oil’ertory, Album
Leaf, Scbnrwenks; Postlude,‘ in c,
Clsrk.
First Congregational Church, Nor-
wsik. George D. Egbert. pastor-
Morulng service at 10:30; preaching
by the pastor. Sunday sebum and
Men's League. at 12:15. Evening ser-
vice at 7:80.- "Losnons from the Lite
ci‘ Grover Cleveland. ” :i‘hurch prayer
service Thursday evening at 8' the
Atlanta Quartet will sin. Music for
the day: Morning: relude, First
Meditation (abridged), A. Cuiirunnt;
soprano solo, “Cry aloud, spare aot.’
from “isaluh,” W Patton; response.
"The Lord Is our llci‘uge." W. Kos-
chnt; anthem. Gloria in Excelsis. in C.
P. A. Schnockcr; postludc, Fantasia
in 13-bit. J Kntterfcldt. Evening: Pro
iudc. Grand Fantasia in C minor; quar
tot. “God that mmlcat 0?th and boav
on." N. All Allen, quar “Art Thou
weary?" A. J. Holden; prelude, March
in «E-flnl, Book ii. A. L. Wely. Next
Sunday evening. patriotic musical ser-
vice. the Methodist Church and choir
uniting. Among the selections will be
the "Commemoration Anthem." corn
posed in 1901 by Prof Gibson, perform-
ed by /the combined choirs; also the
Gloria from Fairner‘s Mass to B-.ilat
IAPTI 81'.
First Baptist Church Norwalk 1).
W. Tnlmagc Van Dorcn. pastor; pus-
tor a supply. R H. Cletus—Circle of
own at 10: 30 a. in; Sunday school at
l2m.: B. Y. P. U. meetinguttlzso
p. m.: sermon at 7: 30 p m. Prsye
scrvicc, Thursday ill 7. 30 p m.:
Circle of Light meeting. Friday. busl
nsss session at 7:30 p. m.. open moot
‘ ing at 8 o'clock, Every one invited.
V...
EPI UGO PAL.
Trinity Church, ii. A Linwood Sarit-
ier. rector-8900M Sunday after Trio
try—8 u m. Holy Communion; 10: 45
morning prayer and sermon; 12 in.
Sunday school meets. Beginning Sun-
day and condoning until September
“There will be no evening services so-
til September til. During July
tor will be away on his vsca Ion and
the Rev.- F. F Wendel. PhWD will 0!-
tlciste'nt the nsgulur set-vices. Mon-
its and Hum. there will he a sole.
o'lccioc
Grace Church. the Ron. .larsss listi- '
‘pon Warner. resins—Tito second lus-
day after Trinltpw'i‘he celebration oi
the Holy Communion at 8 o‘clock;
morning prayer and sou-om 10:30.-
Sunday school at noon: mission Suri-
day school at Broad River at B o. m..
crenlng prayer and sermon at «:80.
'On Monday. St. Peter's Day. there
will has celohintloo ot the Holy Com ,
munlon at 9: 80. On Wednesday oven-
. g the in at July. titers will be a
W gusting oi the rosary at the "sideline
at W Warner, ll Arch street, at a
block: .
- 'ADVENT 0H
‘ [At the A
W
STIAN cHUnci-i.
Chriiitién Church.
‘ Evan Zandt street. map im‘stor will
preach at 16: so a. sr. «as me p m
glowing subject God's Purpose tor
i1 willi- mm .
.243 p. m. The unis n1 program i.
Light prryer meeting at 10 a m. .. scr- _
73, morning service will begin at 10: 45. *
slay being. tho feast of at. later. Am “B.
brutton. of tho lioly Conic-tuition at 10 ‘
Milli NWslk W HIV. Pound
That This is True.
A cold a strain. a sudden wrench.
» A little ma hurt the Will
Spells of backac is often follow,
' Or some lrruularity of the urine.
A certain remedy for such attacks.
A medicine that camera every call,
In lloan's Kidney Pills. a true spc~
citlc.‘
Many South Norwnlk people rely on
Here Is South Norwulk proof.
Mrs liliss O'Hara, of 25 Union St.
South Norwnlir, Conn. says: “Two
years ago i strained my buck and to
that I attribute my kidney trouble. 1
the kidneys and a feeling of «Innguor
and wcsrlnus.
but «found no relief until I begun in
take Doans Kidney l’iils, procured at
Plalsted's drug store They went to
the very spot whore they wore needed
and not only relieved me at that tool-
ing of lsnguor, but also regulated the
action of the kidney secretions. I
cannot say too much in their praise.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. BuI‘IJO.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doun’s—-unil
take no other.
the reading room. Masonic building. at
11 n. m. Subject, June 28th, Christ-
tlun Science. Testimony meeting.
Wednesday at 8 p. in. To both ser-
vices the public is cordially and ira-
tcrnallyr Invited. Reading room open
to the public each week day from 2
i0 5 p. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran. Rev.‘ C. F.
'Ritunaun. pastor. 43 Henry street,
Stamford. Coin.-—Prcachlng in the Ger-
man language In chapel (in Main
street. near railroad, 7:30 p. in.
_...,.....
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Rescue Minion.
North Main street—Regular service to
Morrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. The
chorus of the South Norwalk M90101
dist Church‘wiil sing: also strangers
are expected to assist. in the service.
Come and enjoy this service. living
your Iricuds. Everybody welcome.
DoWiii's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will In
a very short time strengthen the weak-
ened kidneys. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar
many.
ON E’WEEK ENOUGH.
——-—.
Light Artillery. Second Hsglmt, Dis-
satisfied With Camp.
NEW HAVEN. June Fir-Alter
camping at the East Haven rifle raugr
tor a week this light artillery of thr
Second Regiment returned to the ct.
lust.nlght and their appearance was
enough to convince any one that tin
week had been a hard one for tin.
soldier boys and that the 108 men
were kept at work all during the week
The light artillery consists 0! till
men and 80 Iidrsds were used during
the week. The men ware not portion
lurly delighted with the grounds that
were selected for camping and claim
ed that there was .no. water nor an)
other kind of a third! quencher to be
bad and that ssldo from the fact that
there was plenty of drilling. things in
o
goneral were pretty drill at the range
A ND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"It as me or are to spent a toad
word for Electric Bitters," Writes Mr.
Frank Conlnt. of No. 430 Houston St.
New York. “it's a grand family meal.
cine tor dyspepsia and liver complica
tions: while ior lame back and weak
kidneys It cannot bé too highly recom
mended." Electric Bitters regulate till.
digestive functions. purify the blood
and impart renewed ‘vixor and vitality
to the weak and debilitated of both
sexes. Sold under guarantee at. F. ii.
Baxter's drug store. 506. “ "
mi
swan-riots Lit-minis.r
4Tb. following letters remain uncalli‘
M for at the following postom to»
r’ the current week.
South Norwslk
Glodloc Andrea Iu‘Teodoro.
37.
John D. Flannlgnfi.
Miss Flora B. Fletcher.
labs W Grey. 43 West Ave.
Robert E Hall.
Arthur Haupt.
Miss Margaret Horan.
Miss Ediths C. Lockwood.-
Joe Marquis, 112 Lexington Ave.
Miss Edna Marshall. .
Mrs. Eliza Mlnklns.
William Nevelle 81 lexinzlob Ave.
Miss Dorothy Roscoe.
Mrs. John J. EWardsli.
CROWK. P 3!;
‘ Wit.-
AR“. VA“. I 1
3 , Hows
E ‘lhlsiiscks'inoiw
Powers. l at.»
Waterbury: 'P. it; New In
van: Mrs. 1.0, or“ and son.
city: L. It. Burton. saw” Havsdfib. II:
nus-mutt. Wittosivso. ii Kashmir!»
yioke E. 8 Smith, Hartford: [h C. in
ii. New Britain; Oscar Misfit
rigstun, N. ‘Y.; LA Libhyu’ III
"ng a. Chadian.“
sw York: F. H leiesi Brill
H B. Hitchcock, Hartford: B. I
-.‘ VII.
MW”
unsuifl
he Human npi'w- cling sshiect. instills ,Boa’ton.
' ‘ .1 yd“. 3“ Mil M g 13‘7\"‘-——u—~.——l——‘h—q— H
‘ {at umeou'ng people's meg . ’10-" mi nitbt. *
.iiisa 81pm Our‘owwu‘fTiio csmwmshiiissuii
Missiliiisrics iii‘ cumwwnu The? ”the “skin; at tho’ M.
‘. Ari Daint- lsudsr. Mrs. Orson Ston- : "Tris know. i so
hard ‘ n6 . ."vz'l'llll-I' Nil
.2...— li ‘ lie" cw
calamari IINCE ITV. {WNW} 'lhe’ iWCNdZ‘
scram sty. of
on.
W..—...
Miss Bessie parpenter. R. F. D.. No .
Pippy Rutledle. is Elizabeth St .(2). ' ;
SStadord. Inc, 009 Washington 3
had a nrosi disiresslug weakness of *1
i tried many remedial; ,
T.‘
iFOI'II.‘
SATURDAY. 10pm“... “
ngmmi .3
| Bridgeport Advertisements.
D M Read Co
‘Mi‘pbcd In”.
n' w “
Shirt' Waiilt Sills oi White Lawn
Sli'
and an
$3.00.
A
Special Reduction Sale. .. ~. .
irt Waist 1,)rcsses, waists trimmed with embroidery
iall tucks. skirts piaiteil and with‘bias fold. Were
now $1.98
second siylr. ilrc waists and skirts with lace inscr-
timr and tucks, wcr‘c $3.25.
\\
waist i
folds a
W
lrcrnstitchcd, and with long sicevcs.
surt. was $3.50,
A
crocheted trimming.r :it top.
now $2. 25
liiic Lawn ()ne- -piccc Dress made in Princess style,
rimmed with man) l‘QllS of lure insertion, skirt with
ml insrrtion Originally $5.,00
now" $3.25
liitc Lawn Shirt \Vuist Suit, waist with wide tucks,
A correctly tailored
"0.. $2.50
Specimens shown in Main St. window.
Hand-trimmed Underveits
Closing Out Sale.
sma'li Collection of vcr'y choice Unrlcrvests with hand
they are fine values and we
shall make a C(llllllltle (learaucc of them at these reductions:
$3-
$1
.50 Vests
at $2. so. $1.00 Vests
at 9.8. 75 Vests
Not all sizes are obtainable.
Men’ S Wearables for
Hot Weather
at 75c.
at 50c.
50 V eats
“Athletic” éliirtd. They are ribbcd and of an elastic
wcam
fortalilc.
with low ncclis and no sleeves.
25c.
V cry cool and com-
New Styles in Neckweax' The favorite Brown in all
silk i'ouiard, polka dots and r‘lrccks.
W
25c.
ash Four-in-Iisnds. Wov cn rnndras and oxfords,
me, 3 for 25p.
0
A
net and 3ycnrs' of (tips.
and slightly culled.
Children’ s White Frocks
little Clearance in White Lawn hacks for children
[he little gowns have been handled
First prices $1.,oo $1. 50 and $2. 25;
50 (9:8 and $1.00 to close out.
The p Mama.
VvVvavvv'vvv’fiU
ll. “public! “Jamel ~~lb I ’
lithe
slightest idea. There onol”-Chl ‘
chair-Ronni" Sunday. service at up) ”I‘ll m ' .
, ..
. mum, tr‘yh'ws’tr‘im . ‘ . , _ ,, .,..
FOR bur spcaslty tins week. we
have cthen Wais‘ts. up nint-
ier how many of these useful gir-
ments a lady has, ship always likes
a new one. At the prices We
have made for this sale, the lady
need nut Stop at one.
NOTE THE FIGURES
Waiéts 3359 (ES VALUE. ................,01.00
to? no.2..- ..
waléts at 79 as VALUE . ......... 31200 TO $1.25
LOT NO. 3— . A
WM at 98 as VALUE ........ .. $1.20 T0 $1.50
L07 up. 4-.- ‘
Waits 3% $1 29-. VALUE ........ ... $1.50 To use "
LOT ii lion ' ~
umwwatSI 98 VALUE.......... ..... .......ls.'isc
tO'i‘ no.5— ‘
A“ Wfik’d £938 VALUE. taco
pi...
if... lithium ‘“ "’1" “l" "'3" T"
For
Starfish
.2. .. Kym m..; “on:
..I.
satHaliI’oce
V 1‘.» .. mill. .g .l ‘
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