3“)“th Bldg, Washington fit.
m M until V ~p.- -1n. Monday and
Saturday until 8: 30. ,
_ [ ,liMahackemo
111 a. cannon, Mgr.
QX . V. ‘ ‘1. ~——,——-
Width! Guloine Up to Date.
1 152 per day and upwards.
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revenue biilcinis hero aspect that next
WA HWM‘OQN June an.-Q—Inte1-1Q111QI
Minter the “it will be mowed to
CLOVER ease or Poe‘n‘QUAurv,
Result of Tests Made by tho Connecti-
cut Agricultural Station.
NEW HAVEN, June 30.~Bulletln
160 of the Agricultural Station, at
New Haven, discusses the quality of
11‘ lover seed in the Connecticut mur—
et.
0f the fifty- one samples examined,
only eight were of good quality.
A good deal of low grade clover seed
and clover screenings Is imported
from countries which have 1111 effective
seed conttol. and is used here to mix
with good seed to meet fiuoinpetition
and thownll for cheap seed.
The station the lliilltllll states, is
prepared to examine samples of need
for farmers, and In the present condi-
tion of trade it Is unsafe to use either
clever or alfalfa need which has not
been thus tested.
THINKS IT SAVED Hi8 LIFE.
, Lester M. Nelson, of Naples, Maine.
says in a recent letter: “I have used
Dr. King’s New Discovery many years,
for coughs and colds, and I think it
saved my life. i have, found It it rolls-
blc remedy for throat and lung oom-
lslnts. and would no more be without
bottle than I would be without food."
For nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at. the head of threat and
:lung remedies. As a preventive of
pneumonia and healer of weak lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guarantee
t I“. H Baxter‘ s drug store. We and
1.00 Trial bottle free.
erace E. Dana 81 Son,
Q45 Wall 8A., Norwaik.
Insurance.
1 ,Wc have .jeveral docidod.blrmllt1i‘
in Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
QQ growth of the town.
secure the enactment of s legislation
removing the tax from last tobweog
A dance or more bills along this line
2- are pending. bolero mm, and
. oi themth
f Representative URI-
1 I of Penn-y vents. has round t
case. Little tour In entertained
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or anything Maillot-.11 lbeooms a low
for some time In the future. in tho
ilrlt place the secretary of the trees;
ury 111111 péiinmissioher of internal rov-
enue are oppooed in such legislation
0n the ground that it would reduce the
rev nus. and would not benefit the
target's, wheat it is supposed to be de-
mi; ed to assist. The bill is also on-
posed by Senator Aldrich, of Rhode 18
land, chairman of the committee on
,1 gilnunee, whose opposition is not Incon
.1 sequential.
The tobacco manufacturers throush
out the country, and the cigar makers
‘ .of Connecticut in particular. are 00-
posed to the passage of the billI and
f thdir influence will likely have much
to do with its defeat.
It is asserted that the manufactur-
ers would not be injured any more
than the growers would be benefited
by the proposed law. If leaf tobacco
is sold by a farmer to a dealer new
, he his to pay a tax of 6 cents a pound.
That tax enables the internal revenue
officials to keep tab on the tobacco
and prevent trend, the manufacturers,
claim. If the tax were removed. inter-
nal revenue odioers say, the farmers
would not benefit, because the mount
i'ncturer would continue to take the
blullt of leaf tobacco to the retailer-t
aso
The farmer might, of course, sell a
few pounds to his neighbors, but the
profit mode in this way would be
small, it In said. Despiio theseala
leged facts. it is expected, efforts to
enact the Dnlzoll bill will continue
upon the theory that it would relieve
the tobacco growers from me oppres-
sion of the so-culled tobacco trust.
—-lf you haven't the time to use
. else regularly. Dean's Regulate will
1 prevent constipation.
They induce n
1nild,essy. healthful action of the ho
weloQ without grlping. Ask your drug:
, gist for them. 25 cents.
W
~BRIOEGROOM STILL MISSING. .
NEW HAVEN, June 30 ”No lines}
has yet been found of Clarence A. He- J
bergcr, who disappeared last Thurs-
day, two weeks after his marriage.
nor has the rowboat in which, it Iii
said, he was seen going out of the bar-
bor, been located. The young man's
father yesterday offered a reward for
any information leading to the discov-
ery of Hebernge
QDoWItt's Witch Hazel Salve. It ilQ
especially good for plies. .Be sure to
get DeWitt‘tt Sold by “The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phnr;
mncy.
SAVIN ROOBK “entail FACTORY
NEW HAVEN June 80. ~‘i‘he eisurQ
factor) of Michael 0’,Connoll at Suv—
in Rock was burned early yesterday.
ed for 11 time. Jrho lees, according to
Mr. 0'001111cil,.111cludes 36.000 cigars"
and is placed at about $6,000, partly
insured.
STOP THAT OOUQBH
or it may result in pneumonia. Bro-Q
niilan Balm is breaking up colds whom
ever tried, almost without exception.
101:, 25c, 50c and $1.00..bottles.1 The
Clifford,1Baxter's and ‘Plallted's; "
.1
' tiffs expeni
Neighboring structures weie threaten Q
e nun-31.111111»
lawman“
Real Estate and ‘ Q-Q
Illustrated Songs
Every, Evening. Prices on and 101:; Nd
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Attendance all hours day and night.
Q Frederick ll GaaungQ
UNDERTAKER.
:Lady Attendant. TeL 904,
Office and Jtesidence, 1
B4 80.- MA—IN 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
li f“ t 3' ~Q ‘1‘ 1 1 :1' ‘1
V O U ,R t 1 '
Shoe Rep"
1111 NOT 111012an on sc1as111EuQ:
1‘ makes non: sv us. '
Q1 Monarch Repair-Shop,Q
43 RAYMOND 51'.
‘31“
an 1 . -
Funeral Parlors in Connection.-. Q Q
Iligher.Su1tu1-day Matinee.
Children. 50.
HOYT'S THEATRE
T—aa—f
. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes:
daQy.QTu'n e 29,in 1111 Tidy Ii
didy 21 3 .1111 4.11
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THE NEW
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our Mason's EnoM better. :31
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.- MuiEINW'IL-lflm “Mlflma r‘V‘,
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am A com 3119111, always on draught.
Anhcuur Stitch Bear on Drought. 1
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. ‘
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17 WALL STREET. NQORWALK.
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here:
l“-AQ W email Scorned” 0-
Thursday, Friday «‘11 Saturday, ‘
“1“ thhlngton
toil ill! 6M”
minded 11611 First fore.)
and hsr1Q-
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should ll-‘-
VGA,
of the a the no inn Wes an .1111»-
outing-131m oi scalp and that is
all. 11? wlflpal action Which has
been wi bdrawn was brought by John
A. Peru 11 and Karl Konrad. who
were niacin: the 11111.11: net Lona
Melts, It1 owner, the canton 11 holds
over the terms of a loud 1It him"
that hrs In 1904 Ilene El e pur
chased .he property from Mary E.
Wright Smith. According to the
turns of the sc ten, in all . Person
and Karl Konrs leésed he inn from
Mrs. ’l’ic e for s te11n of ldve yoursi
witlr'thoi tipuiation thatxlf Mrs. Fiche
were to 1 at the em option. provided
were led get the firs thin; l‘Wlde1
top p , would be home to spend Fourth of
the price was not to exceed $10,000
Under bat impression the two men
fixed up the place. and upended a
lot of me oy on the house, smoothies
like 82.0 0. Things went smoothly
for a whl e and thep' there were row!
in"! rows1. and as many suits follow-
as.
The tvu men brought suit toconp
pol Mrs. i eke to live 11p to her con-
tract. whle hshe denied. It was a
peculiar 11;!“ and Judge J. R diooth
of Danan was called In to hear the
case, dad he out several days in the
superior curt room listening to the
testimonyi Startling things come out
in the to timony. it showed that
Mrs Field was a sister to Mohamed 1
a d to re. Persons. That showed
at It wt a row of relatives. Then
the startling information came out
that Mr. erson had another wife,
who was ‘stlli his legal spouse.
testimony brought out the story that
Mrs. Persi 11 No.11 had arrived on the
scene, and that later Mr. Person .had
been arlusted in Westport on~two
counts, on bad givon a bend of $700
after whle be skipped the place. But
before be out be assigned his share
of the suit to Mr. Konrad.
Mrs stherlne Konrnd- Brown»
person. the No.2 wife, in explaining
thr ralatibns with Mr «Person, said
that she inderstood that Mr.Pc1sou
had obtain a divorce, of a probation
sort, and hot in five years he would
be free, and she lived with him ushis
wife on the understanding that when
he was ire they were to be married.
But (nests thination showed that
there was no foundation for that. Mup-
position.
At this a use of the proceedings the
(general public begun to pick up its
.~ on the case was resumed
yesterday before Judge Booth there
was a preliminary continence between
- Judge Pull nan. counsel for the plain
tiffs and ttorneyJ. J. Walsh for the
defendant. After several hmirs' con
ference s ilettiemont Wes reached and
agreed to.1 By the terms of the
agreonient the plaintiffs withdraw
their snlbland the defendant makes
a settlemerEt for the money that plain
ed in fitting up the place.
All the other pending suits are to be
withdraflu, and the relatives are to
kiss and mhke up ’
But Mr Person is still away and his
wife (N0
mess her charges.
1 LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost 11 case:
‘ never let it run Into pneumonia, nor
left a grlpwrock. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want
trifle with be small sizes, but get the
50c or $l.l0 bottle and take half a
leaspoonful in water every three
hours. Balsuro to keep up this treat-
ment faitthuily for two weeks after
Brim and a plenty, so do not
you think ,eu are well, to utterly an-
nihilate every germ In every great or
gen. These remaining germs cause the
evil after clients; it I11 half-cured grip.
if the grips starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs glve the iuQrge dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops.
BASEBALL NEWS.
1‘ UI—l-u-O
STARS BEAT 21o ZAGS.
The Star 1 . C. beat the lg Zags yes:
terdny by its score of 15 to 19. The
lineup was as follows: ‘
At.‘ Harttcll'd—Springileld 3.111111-
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Q morioan League Results.
QYootorday’o.
At New Y rip—Boston 4, New York
1
att Pulls, ciphiafiPbilndolphis 4,
o
1
m
1
Youtordayio atlas-Q] Lodges Results.
At Boston-1‘ Philadelphia ii. Boston 2.
Ats18t..LIquls—.-St_.LouiszPlttsburg.
Q wet. grounds
Jahonsst day’s work when
mid and ‘1‘? ‘°“ if
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mcnwuoao. BAMBI” “01%,, wllle to w 11. $1311
floooldn'tast ever to’e mhiir. own
slices. Bin attics of. Euler's ides!
Cure made a w man of him. He says.
."Bucoess to
QQkPinisied's Dr Store 111111-111. Clifford
PhsrmseI'.
any and to resume the oldQQQ
relationship that relotiycs
The 111 cation over the possession.
The .
l
YAltr Brooklynr—Bropklyn 11, New ,
.% or
n" 3. AtvCincinQn tiuCineindnti 5,,Chlonpo
0101's «Kidney Gum" .
Wife of "Finnish mud-R 1}» on “culinary
”PM”
uxsr'l‘c, Juno :0 .-—I)oep mystery
surrounds the disappearance of many
{loot-i Mitchel, seventeen your old wife
of HeQnI'y Hudson a income on the
excursion ”seiner “Nesta-set and the
work of dredging the rivers will be no-
dertaken at once.
Mrs. Hudson left her bomb in this
place sevemi days 11311 W visit her
husband's people at Shelter Island.
«Wednesday she bsdo her band an
affectionate good- bye, and e hes not
been seen .or henrd qt since.
Willinm (Jellies, one of. e Iisthi
men around/the isla1ld,admts having
gall: withher the dqu in do said to
yln'tt. He is theiost son in this
500‘ it who saw 1101.11.11 parents at
M nk- Island were surprised to learn
that she was not at Shelter island
1’l‘hey had been expecting a letter
from her, and they know that she
July. She was of tee jolly cvnoture,
“I’f those 111 knew her, to kill her-
so
QOAUQ
Bur-tho
‘
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HOME.
Montgomery Buys Indian
Neck Place. I
NEW HAVEN. June 30 e—Goneral
Bhelps Montgomery has part: of
Victor M. Tyien, the Iatter’s summer
residence at lhdIsn Neck. and his fans
ily will soon move I11 ferQ the summer.
we price paid for the handsome resi
deuce was in the uellihborhood ol’Q
810.000. it is located west of the
Montowesa house, and is perhaps bet-
l3? known at Indian Neck so the Way
ace.
The sale incluIR‘s the leasehold t6
the land for 99 years The land he-
longs to the Congregational church at
runfotd, as does neully all of the
d at indlan Neck, upon which the
shore cottages have. been built. it,
has a frontage of 400 feet on the
Sound. and 12 acres of land soon with
the place.
My Tyler will probably spend the
summer in the White Mountains.
DeWitt‘s Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will .In.
a very short time strengthen the weak-1,
cued kidneys. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar;
macy.
arson: osis'wito is {11111011va
General
m
Man .Who CoilenoodlnYnlmtholi 811i,
1foring From Extreme .Norvoulnou. 1
'THOUSAND “HANDS, N. Y.,»June1
30.~Dwight T. Griswold. the «Yale
stroke whose collapse last Thursday
was followed by an easy victory for
the Harvard crew, is sick at the home
(if 0 ll. Noyes, on Deer Island, Alex-1
andrla Buy. There was a report here
that G1iswoid was in 11 serious condi
ltion, but the repelt could not be con-‘
firmed: nor the cottage at which he.
night.
Griswold's colippse during the race
was sold to be caused as much by
nervousness as by physicist onhsnston,‘ 1
and he is new reported to be suited“
from nervousness rather than from
any physical lll effects suffered In the-
rate A brother of Griswold, whose
home is In Pen11sylvu11in,.hns been
sulflmoned. .'
1
HOW’B THISI
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catnrrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Cata1rlt Cure
1".J.CHENEY1& 00., Toledo. 0.
We, the undersigned. hlive known F1
believe him pertectiyhonorabls in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN it QMARVIN.
Wholesale Draggists. tl‘eiodo, 'OQQ
Hell's Cainrrh Cure is tanned
naily. acting directly uppn tim- b
and mucous surfaces of the ”std
Testimonials sent tree. Prict 750 per
Zip 21191. 1 sm’ 11.0; m
. 1 11. Sold by all druggists. A
3‘ “u““s $65155»; F “mm"; Po'f‘ake Hall‘s Family Pills an consu-
1 Larrlgsn11. ...... ... J. Hoyt, patlon.
1 Pitcher.
i). T Lynch £11,, Willmof. PASSENER AGQQENE'l'Ds ARE PRQOQMO‘I'»
First b
. 1 , ‘ General Passenger Agent A.‘ 181
' F Alldenggcu‘n'd'bMe. E Willmol 8mit,h of the New Haven roa‘dxtoday
. Stelze ..l ........ ..1. MeGluughlin “n"Waned cum“ in h“ “Varmint
Short stop which include the retirement ‘of one
Belles l ........... ' ..E Weed passenger official who has been with
”1Q'I‘Ql1ird- base: the company 42 years, and' the promo:
Ingcrsoli .. .. p Creel tion of two others, one being 11 Keri.
Q QlfQQlieftuilele: den man. C. A. Call formerly general -
Croal. ‘ H McGIaquhIin agent at Grand Central Station has
""" eien lappérunted to the same ignition:
wth es quarters at Boston. 9 sue-‘1 »
P' Stoltsge l"""‘fi;,i,i"" Douglas coeds L H. Palmer who hits’been with
1 1 thgco'mpanjl tzly’eQars. ‘1 ‘ t it Q
Yosterdny’18tato 1.111. Hewitt 80811112111111: “mm" ‘m" 'Q‘ .
ii, ii omo “the
AI Morale —Bridgoport 6, Meridian. agilf‘. 1111:? :leg‘ pix“? $3,}?
a r s a' e on non. e ~'
“at”??? "J." vw‘NeW “W?“ 9 Wat 1111111 wdrgediiu the phrenmrdgsparh ‘7; 1 ‘
amento ecempnnyl years. was 1
At 1biopi-thl‘taiib—New Britain 3.1 fennerly in the mp9 'df’fl‘C (inlay; .
“0‘5“? 6 changhntekelsife
nNew Haven. The
ul_y1
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"'It gives me pleasure to
word for Electric Bitters,
“New York.
tiens; while tori me back 11 ;
kidneys it cannot town 11' ,
mended. ” 'Elootolc Bitters minim
ineddn‘tport l‘eIOVQd ,1
‘6th 1_ .1. aniline”!
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«homeosidarshte chi 111.1; 1 1
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1191de 111111111. 111 1
h.isht n s 111.11 Mb 11111111 -
of the Fourth. a gianbo'racker union,
ed in Cleveland’s hands. Hill .le‘ftW
hand was torn away, 111111111111. 1- ight
hand was so shattered that only the
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. Cheney for the last 16 years. and ~
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A GQRQAMD FAMILY MEDIQCTNGB. 6 ' .
£11031an ...
writes M111 1'
Frank Genius, of No. 436 11011110118111 , ..
‘1'It’1i s‘ grand family modl- 11 ~11,
blue for dyspepsia andllibo‘r compllon- "
, 1111161 1111.1 ‘.
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. T 3111;;c.1f§l WI: {311,
1 Minneaponm. eon; 111.31
digestive functions. purify the hi 1
its“ ‘
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ustcmmdoslsJoM 11am. .I *
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“ “‘Qi i’iilli‘sd olden .w. 3.811611111151111 Sarina-
last two fingers remained
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The D M. Read Co
01"; 1.1,
Wm:
Mén’ 5 Pocket Leather 600118
A Clearance of Choice Bill Books. Folds and
Pocketbooks. 1
'lhc man or woman who loves and appreciates fine .
leathtr will delight 111 this sale, for the quality is of the fur-
est, and the prices are the extreme of low markiu
Bill Books in Seal, Alligator, Scil‘ Lion, Wilma. Pin
Seal, Russian and Graiucd Leather. Novelties that are 1111‘-
ported, unique fashions 111 fancy colorings, altogether an
assemblage of choite things sutl11as one seldom ii1.11ls More
than a dozen different modes and 111 lcs that were marked
once from $1Q .00 to $1000,
now 50 (its to $7. Q00
Bill Folds. in Seal, Alligator, Russian and Granted
Leather, beautiful little books lined with the softest calf—
skin, which were 1111117de from sec to $3 00,
new 25 dis to $1. 50
Strap Pocketbobks in Seal, Alligator and Grained Q
Leather, 3 mixed gatitctidg,s‘01nc of then) mice as high as ..
$3. 00, now marked -
50 (its, $1. 00 and $150
All to go at a quick sale.
‘Khaki Cloth .
The familiar tan weave of the U S. uniforms, a very
popular stuff for outing suits and skirts, for camping and
boating clothes,
‘ '11
1,
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we a yard.
Taxey :Cldth
In stripes for coat suits. 'lan, Copenhagen blue, black
and navy blue, with while, very clear and distinct As strong
and serviceable cloth as one could wish. Value 19c, 34 inches
wide, , , , , .
at xix/.113.
Certain SpecinlsQf-llemalnm
“in ‘Under‘iuu‘slins
Muslin Nightgown, slightly n1ussed,5o and 75¢.
Chemises, a large assortment, short and long, also
Combination Garments 111 variety, from 98c up. 1
Corset Covers, sizes 40, 42 and 44, at 39c.
Extra Sizes, 111 long Petticoats and Drawers.
Excellent values in handsomely trimmed Nightgowns
and Petticoats.
Sale of Corsets, theQP. N. Special, on Wednesday. Q
. , .11 . ‘
I .
The D. M Read Co
This National Holiday is close lit 1111111. We wantto
make some suggeiitions:
Ladies’ Lawn Shirt Wm§l1SllllS
mommmo ‘
Ladies (inflates Soparate Skirts
riaé‘s‘tisa to “$4.00.
‘L‘Qadics' White Separate Skirts
PQSicQ Q eSSLJlll to $3469:
. , “ Ladies Sh rt Waidls
In
t
. 1' 1'???ch File? to $5. 00.
Lallies’ vases and Sun Umbrellas
mmflmwfln “
Ladies and niacin s 1.11.. Suits
$1.00 to $5.00., ._
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condom duties the moth.
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