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, What a “Ml-lest.
11th Nomlk Home.
in Hard to do housework with an uch
‘ or st work.
1 Wheelie "pains come from sick kid-
09”»
"l‘would save much needless woe.
brad's Kidney Pills cure sick kid-
Bo'uth JNorwslk people endorse this:
. lira-l Morelll, 32 Union Stiest.
South Norwalk. Conn" says: "I have
- it" had any serious kidney trouble
. lingI , Do‘an's Kidney Pills over
two rag-13““ that time I was
i‘ n. More attack of this
t, and hiid been bothered
more or less for years. There was a
dull t"wiping”?roan my kidneys and dc-
‘ a when l attempted to
stoop. Qttép l was in such a bad way
. that it required a supreme effort for
1 me to attend to my work. A friend told
me about Dean's Kidney Pitts and l
was led to get, a
store. I had in few doa'eh
when i could plainly use the good ef-
fect thy were having and I continued
their 11 Four boxes of this remedy
drove 111.; pain from my buck and cor
rooted the. kidney weakness. I have
never been troubled by my back or kid-
neys 'aince "
For sale by oil dealers.
cents. Foster-Miiblirn 60..
New York, sole agents for thc
States.
Remember the naine—Doan's—aud
take no other
-..
Price 50
Buffalo.
lnited
iN BAD COMPANY.
uncharged with being disorderlv
and ofked what he had to say tor him
self. li‘e man in the 'dock gazed pon-
stvely at the magistrate. smoothed
down a remnant of gray hair. and said:
“Your honor, 111:1an inhumanity to
man makes countless thousands
mourn. 1:111 1131' 11's debascd' as swift,
as prtifllg'fii
as P'dla,
‘Ths't
lati'm
take a i
e 'em in.
~Titoillts.
or he d'eb'iiu’ched 189—"
trill d'o.” tliundeied the mag
‘.‘Sovcn dais! And officer,
,t_ of tho :1 mes ~and run
by ‘reas b..I' ‘ltii, gts ilC‘. ls!‘
“than
. 1
NOW
15‘ THE TIME
Furni'Shing
the Veranda
rusfrube'r 'comron'rriats' AND
'f‘i‘itrlg‘rlv‘g ”595?"? IN
Porch Chairs
and Rockers
Mom 980 dp‘.‘ 7‘
F. A. MITCHELL
ces-1.1M“; A105. Hllil'l 833911 1
'- 7’"NdfiWALK, 'Cbei- '
‘2'
‘4;tv '
DIWD W. 'RAXM'ON'M'
. 1111731 mar.
1! North Main 011, South Norwais
incidence, omwmnigtm 0t.
Telephone as house; “I. 7
T:lsiii1ooo at Miles. 8802.
CitvNationaI Bank
dour» NORWALK. coma.
'raANsa'c'rs A osnenhu 3111(ch
Business
....‘....
' Capital ' Surplus and Profits
'0100.I000.'00 ‘ $117,000.00
.- halo Destit Boxes. $3 and s5 per year.
EDWIN 7.11 MATHEWBONJ’N'I.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lst Vise-Pres.
FlpflfifiIHCK H. ROWAN. 21111 Vice-
.WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
. DIRECTORS '
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel 13111111111111
Josiah R. Marvin 1i. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Ll'ph t
Fred H. Rowgpl '
’1‘...
11,,1 . ‘17
80888888
We have an exceptionally 8000 line
of Refrigerators this season. and now
is the 111111; to 160k ihoin 'ovei'.11\ii
sizes and prices '
1
llillil ii. 388?
If you have not seen our "Success"
Steel Refrigerator. you should betoro
"“8" "
1 7A. 1:7 Maurine
8: $011 Co.
138-130 Washino'ros 11171111111.
of Happiness It Would
1111‘ you hours of misery at leisure
If Wooten only knew the nausea—thst
.bfilx 3311113111020 s 1111}; .
e be 13y.rop as dissipated '
L
ill liliilllifl Sliillili
Fell From 30-Foot Pole Alter Contact
with a Live Wire
smurono, May l5.-—-Miii‘tin 'Mc
Oormick, aged 38, of.ilrookiyn, a line-
man in the employ of the New Haven
road, received a shock from a signal
wire carrying 2,200 volts. yesterday ar-
ternoon, at Sound Bench, and died on
the way iii the Stamford Hospital. An
effort was made to revive thc man, lint
the restorativcs were applied too lati7.
H. Gilliam. electrical supeilntcndent
of the mad, said this morning that
McCormick 8ch as a result 11 injuries
received in the thirty foot ll from
the pole on which be was working. Dr.
She1ili, who examined the body at the
hospits'l. says he could find no fractut-
cs or other causes of death except the
shock.
[t was said by witncsscu of the sc-
1 cident that McCormick i'70st to a sit7
ting position aflcr the. full, 11111: it
would indicate r17 ittitbi from '“Clééllit
shock.
The man was placed on a train for
Stumford, and hurried into the waiting
ambulance to the hospital, where life
a pronoun: cil cxtiin-t
Mcf‘ormlck bodiilcd in Now Ro-
chelle mid his relatives in Brnoklyn
were notified immediately of his
death. The body is lying at Pittih-
ill'd'!‘ undertaking establishment. wait
ing for the appearance of relatives.
McComilc’k was not married.
McCorinick's body was taken to
Kiiapp’s undertaking establislnncni '77
Greenwich. later, by order of the
man's rclutivcs. 111111 Will be interred
In Brooklyn tomorrow.
.....__.
CONVENTION OF POSTAL CLERKS
TO BE HELD MAY 31.
Banquet for 300 Persons will Foll0w
Business Meeting in Bridgeport.
The clcvonth unuuiil convcntlon of
the Connecticut State ltranch. L'nitcd
Nuttonui Association of Post Office
Clerks, will be held in llridgcpori. May
31. There will be 11 banquet in ”W
evening, which will bi7 lilli'lllii'ti by 11
numbcr or persons of tho state gov-
ernment. Three hundred persons will
be scaled. invitations iiuvc bci7n 171:7
tcnilcd to ibc scnutors and congress»
men of tho state. in the govcrnin‘, ['1
Mayor 1.017, of liridgcpoi't, to tho post-
mastcrs (if first and scouud class. and
to prominent business men of Bridge-
port.
President Frank J. Rogers. of the
United Notional Association. will bc
prcscni, coining from Chicano. Post»
master William ll. Mnrigold will lic
toastmnstcr. Committees hnvn becn
named as follows: Banquet, Theodore
Langcnbam; 1717(7i1ption, F. V. Gilliulcy;
souvenirs. William Kcarns; printlnc.
N.,.l. Scory; builpv-s, llnrry Fitzroy; 11n-
tcrtainmcnt, Charles Novel .
The convention will be held in Les-
aing Lodge Hall. 1133 Main strcct, cor
nor of Elm, and will be oaiicd to ordcr
promptly at i p. 111. by President Kcl-
Icy. .18 cunuulileo will be in waiting at
the 'iution and want all delegations
to tic convcutlon hull, whcr refresh-
ments will be served. Special cuter
thinniont will be provided during con~
vcntion hours for those not acting as
delegates.
'EMMA GOLDMAN coULo nor
SP
1 New Haven Police Refused to Allow
Any'On'e but Lecturer to Enter Hall.
NEW HAVEN.I May .1—F111n1a
Goldman. who 117 as to have dclh cred :1
lecture heuc last night on' Anarchism
11nd What it Stands For." “as prcvcnt-
ad from carrying out her plans by the
pqllcc. Accompanied by Dr Reitmnu.
she was ndmittcd to the ball but in:-
police1 allowed no one else to enter
After waiting for some 1111117, the two
left the hall and returned to their
hotel. Miss Goldman is schcdulcd for
two speeches today.
Childrcn Cry
Elli! FLETCHER'S
G A s T o R 1 A
STATE GAME PRESERVE.
NEW llAVh. E,N May 15.--A.n alter»
native proposition to the purchase by
the fish and game commission of fifty
once of land for 11 game preserve this
been made by Director Jenkins of the
Connctticut Agricultural Experiment
station herc. lie would have used for
the game. pi'csc1vc the feicst culture.
station of one thousand acres, at Per-t
1111111 Two years ago Hungarian paIr-
trid'ge‘s iveic ,'sc_t loose in this tract of
l:111d.un_d last [season they brought
forth yuuhg. 'i‘bg extent to whip!) the
p rtiidg'c, h ve pecuI 111-011115111111 in
iii 3 ”land is not knoWn a no gob 1711111111-
tlon iiii‘s been made. T380 1018111 out
turn station Would hfford an cxcel‘lout.
111111711 for raising game birds. The bill
for 11 game preserve 11113 11111111111111 to
the double the past wcci: 111111 is 8117'
111 not taken up for action next WLCk.
WILLARD HOLDING COMPANY.
‘iiitRTronb. 11111 15.~-<ll 11. .15ce1‘7-
'tainpd that the delay in legislatlvcac
't‘ioh on ie incorporation of the Bit
[1111111111111 111; Company for Boston and
’hialn'c 831113.05 11s 11 Connor-thin 0'01.-
porntloi1,ls du'o primniily to the desiio
or its promoters to await action on the
.1 1.11511111111111151'1111‘111.
1 NEW HAVENyM aylp. ~11 i§ Md0i'1in'
itely learned here 0%}; ther‘o' .be'en
no tritn'sler of tiny 'cia'lI ihté're 1111-.
the Boston and Maine 111113781111 .COA'J'i'e'
Ioanh connected or iii tn
still remain with Na
{Connected with the Bis shores of.
party from New York to Basic
the 'Bilar
thpsacito
' 11'?“ 11111111 1711 111111111 7
York 1111111111,
15; +0.0
81'
15.38 813.1517
to bots 111' 'th'o ll(ionnoctlin'it Asr
cidturhl EirpcIrlmontI station, has gone.
111111111111 roprasenllth 'M 1111111111101...
171111111111. to investigate a uiigus para
with which has proved destructive to
i thc gypsy sooth ill that country. if the
results are satisfactoiy' Mr. Clinton
'wili try the fungus in Massachusetts.
«.7
1 SENTENBL
7 SATURDAY. 11111715. 19119 "
MITHODiBT.
First Methodist Episcopal (‘.hurcb.
Frank nunweli Walter pastor-10: do
a 111..ser1non by the. pastor; stheCt.
“The Windows of a Soul.” iiible
school at 12 o'clock. with a men's lil-
his class In charge of the pastor in the
auditorium I6:30 11. n1.. Epworth
League; subject, “Mountain Top Ex-
perieuces”: leaders. Samuel Sample
and Miss ('larrle Miller. Evening sci'
vice 7: 30; tile pastor will preach the
third sermon in the series "l‘ietui'
esque Visions ofthe liible“: subject.
“An Angel in the Flame of Fire"; thcre
will hi.1 a solo by Stanley N. liean and
other special music. Tuesday, 7:45 p.
n1.. llrotliei' Remington's closs mcets
in the Sunday school room. Thursday,
7:45 p. 111.. church prnpcr service; sub-
ject. "Companionship with Jesus";
solo by Miss Minnie E. Lee; short
praise service. The music for tumor
row will be as follows:
Morning.
Prelude in (I ................. (inn-cit
Antl1ciii~~"llciolcc the Heart of Thy
Servant" ................. Soutluird
SOlll‘Iilltl Solo~"Come llnto Mo“
........................... (loellon
Postindc» l’rocesslonat hiui'chiatlatc
Evening.
l‘rcliidewli‘estal Sung ........... West
Anthem—“Wm All the Suinla".8helicy
lines Solo-“Tho Lord is King“
.......................... Merston
ltlr,‘lican.
Choir Hymn ................. Clifton
Pustludc in It ilnt ............ Duncan
Norwalk Methodist church. Frandl).
Toircy. pustornlliornlng worship, 10:-
30; subject of sermon. “Our Renamin-
bio Servtcc.” Evening service, 7:30.
'l‘hc Epwort Lcaiuuo will observe its
twcntictli unnlvcrsnry. 'l‘hc pastor
will preach on, “'l‘iic ago of (10111011
Opportunities." 'l‘bc installation of
the recently clci'tcd oflit'ci's of tlic
Lcuguc will also tukc plni'c. Special
music. Sunday 111orning clues nii'ct-
inc, 0:30, lcd by F. It. llcdlcni; Sun-
dny school promptly at 13:05 p. 111. Ep-
woith Lenguc ilcvotlonul si'rvlcc. 0:30
p. 111., topic. "Mountain Top Experien-
€17.71." l.7.7nili7rs, l7). l.. \t'cthern‘ax 11nd
bib-111 li‘lyrib1 llcun. ’l‘ucsduy .‘1'245 p.
in.. class nicoting. led by F. ’i‘. ltziscuo
\l'cilncsdiiy, it p. 111.. spot is] bustncsu
111i7i7llngof tbc Methodist brothcrbiaxi.
Thursday, 7: if. p. 111,, pi‘aycr niccllng.
li‘ridny, 3:30. Junior i.l'il,’.!ll(‘ i'chcul'snl
for Litlli' Old Folks l‘llllt‘t'i‘l to bc bcld
May ‘.‘2. Saturday. 7:30 p. 111,,fl1'st
ipiurtcrly i'oufm'cncc. conducted by
R1 1'. .l. [-2. Adams, I). l)., district supcr
inti-ndcnt.
...—....
CONGREGATIONAL
Sbnib Nomnlk Congregational
Church Cha'ilcs S iliuci'axlsInd pas-
1111'; Theodore 'll anllle, 7.117111111111111 ~~
119111111111 acrylic .-1t i0: ‘30 11. 1a., at
11"l1l1i1 'thc pastor will preach, the sub
loci bciiig. "flow to Be Abused and
How to Abound.’ 'l‘bc lliblt1 school.
including ibc young inch 11 r'cpul'lincnt
and the mom: hfloincns ‘dcpartmcnt.
movie at 1‘1 o‘cldck‘ At the lilcn's
t‘lii'lstian inquiry (‘lt1b.wbicb meets
at the slum- lion1,tbr7 subject will 1111
' l17susf'1l1c Ekscncc of the Christian
ReilLlon.‘il1t1 discussion being opcucd
by Mr. 11111111. At the Women's
t‘b'i'istlini lfi'qtiirv Club. M1711. Light tvill
bi7 tlic lcalii11',il1c subject Ibcing
"l ranccs Willard " At the ovcr'iing
sch-1017 at 7:30 o'clock M1. anlllc
will closc his 1117111: c with the clinicb.
liot hihc pastor and the assistant will
1;pcnk,tbc subject being ”The Work
of thc Christian Church.“ l'lcusc no-
tli'c tho chnuge of hour for the eve»
hing service to 7: 30 0910101.
The musical [llOKl‘iilll fo1 lht' (lav
will be as follows:
Morning.
l'i',i1l1lric——Spring Song. .7Mc11dilss11l111
Choral (hunt—4) t‘omc Let Us Sin'g
llnto the Lord
Authcm.
Ottertory—{hutllcuc ......... l‘inbois
Footnote—«Pilgrim's (.‘borus .. anncr
Evening.
l‘rieludcwi‘hunson dc Nuit lilkiir
(Violin and Organ) Violinist llolsnd E.
Lcsch.
Solo—-—-Ti1c liny is Ended.
Ofici'toi'vaSong to Evcning Star .. -
“rumor
l‘o'stludi' --Murchc Solcnncllc.l\'1llcr'ci
First (‘oncrsgaiion'nl' (‘l1111ci1..\'oi-
\\11lk.'flcor1.7,i7 D llgbc'rh pastor Morn
tug sci'ylcc iii, l0:110'_ preacliingby Itbc
pastor. Sunday school and 1111117..
Lenguc ut l2: 1.7'1 Evening service at
7:," 1.0 The third In ‘the ‘serr'cs of iwcn-
ty 111111111:1 talks on "The 'lCnu'anncl
Movement“ "l‘hc Power of Sutures
tlon." Lndics' prayer meeting \\ 17d
nesday at :1‘; subject “Christ in the
Heart"; M111. Hill will lead. Y l’.‘1 ‘
’i‘hni"sd'sy in 7:30; the third in the
series bi‘ studies in Plig’i‘im‘ a 'l’rogicss
«“1010 'House of the lutcrprctei.‘
Church pray-a1 service Thursday at 8;
a story tellers evening; everybody
bring 11 clipping that suggests 11. ii'.nih _
. The music for toniorrow
thbidc—iilelody 181° 'lntiarmezzo, op.
20. N0. ............. .H; “’.I’
Continlto solo. iy‘om ‘.St MPoul" -—"l)Iut
1017' Lord is m".indful" .M'Endclssohp
Res'lionse“'l'ioly Redeemcr‘ .J. Fanre
Anlhpps—Glorlu in F clsis in (‘
AfScbneckci
I'osllndc—Jl‘occatzi in D 111l1ilot‘
1
........................ 111111,.
i"r'c'lu'dc 11611111153'111'1'1'781, op .ib
.......................... ll. ibuk
Quar'icb Softly now the light of day“
....................... F. (.l. llsicy
l’o:.7tltulc« Sic. Cecile Offcrtm'y. No. 4
‘......~ ................... E. lintlste
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IAWIT.
‘race 1111111111 'Chu'rc'h. J Edward
' H rrls, pastor—1'1 a. 111., prayer and.
iira‘isé service; 3:8011‘1‘7' m., s h'c‘i'ed on
c t_-' 11:11. 11.7.17. P. 0.:
10318" lgglcoin Wthr-sngers'b "i:
11 so i so
11111111111511.7111..81~’11'1111"'h111y
A.M,H1‘irrftldi‘1.'of_li‘alril‘e 11" Wed-
1161389; 111111111 [Triton ' Lyceum.
Thur day 11111153111 settingé
11111 7 71111 1171-qu 7
8111388 w. IiI.,"11yi11w 1w.
'1! ‘ "PO? ...-ALT} 1 .. 7
l‘nil't'it'y'vililrr '.11“1.,17“1111v11‘11j1'tsu¢i'
1171- recto: —l"'ii,il1 Sunday utter Easter.
lto ution Sunday: 8 a. 111., Hilly L‘oni
mu 1011;111:311 11. mm..13or'ninn p 'ayer
130181111 ’11! 1117111111 will
...IS
11nd scrmfinn
meet.
' this and "uncertain."
Parker
vicht
e’inov'éoe‘
New pupiia always welcome.
7:30 p. 01., 1117111111111 prayer and tho
seednd Of the Old Testament Chaise-
tcr Studios; free seats. stiangers wei-
c'omo; Wednesday afternoon at 3:80.
the Junior Auxiliary will meet. On
Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock
the Girl's Friendly will give the Mys-
tery Play: The disciple and 11111 Book
Beloved No tickets will be sold; 11d-
misslon will be free but a silver offer-
ing will be taken; the proceeds to lie
used for inisslonnry work, 'All‘ dro‘cor-
dinliy invited to come and 111111.. their
friends
St. Paul's Parish, Rev. Louis ll liow
cll, 117ct'or Services t'oniori'.ow Rogu-
lion Sunday—'1: 30 n 111., lloiy Coni-
niunion; 10:80 11. m., Inor'nlng prayer;
12 111., Sunday school; 3 p. 111..
school at Winnipauw; 7:30 p. 111.. eve
nlnp, prayer at chapel. Tuesday, Girl's
Friendly Society at 8 p. m. \l'cdnerv
duy, paint fund social, 11: it p. 111. ’I‘burs-
(111,1, Ascension Day. 7230 u. in. Holy
t‘on'iuiunlon. 10 11.111 . morning prayer
and H611 Communion. Fiiduy. evening
prayer and address on Sunday school
lesson at 7:30.
(hacc Church. the ilev'. .l. Benton
Werner, rector—litigation Sunday. The
celebration of the Holy Communion
at 8 o‘clock: morning prayer and 1191'
won 111 10:30; Sunday school at noon;
owning prayer and 111711111111 111 7:00.
....
CHRISTiAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Scicuce Society. til
Nor117111k~~ltcgulhrSunday services at
tho n-udinx room. Masonic building.
:it I a. 111. Subject. May 10th. "Mor-
Testlmony meet
lug Wednesday at 8 p. 111. To both scr-
1'ir-es the public is cordially and fro-
tcrnully invited. Reading room upon
to {be public each week day from 2
o )p 111.
ADVBNT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
At the Advent Christian ,(liiurcb.
Van Zandi sti‘cci. thc pastor, ltcv. l..,
F. ltcynolils. will prom-l1 at 10:30 :1.
111. 111111 7230 p. n1. .Moi'ning subicct.
The Kingdom in Miniature: evening
sublcii 'l‘bi7 RI: it Young Ruler. S1111
doy school 111 l" 111.; Junior meeting til.
:1 p. 111.; young petipte's 1111111111111 at
liIH'I p. 111.. topic The. Resisting l1lf17,
l11111lc1'. Hurry Ntckerson.
STI PETER'S EVANGELICAL LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH.
Si. P17ii7i"1~1 leungclii'al Lilith-run
(‘liiu'cl1..!ii111'lin L. Stcup. postor.- ill
vlni» acrvico cvcry Sunday at 10:30 a.
111.. in thc Chapel, 1111 North, Muin
sin-ct. ,l’1-i7:117l1iug in ibc 1117171111111 Inn-
guacc. Tin-11117 11f tomorrows sermon,
“'l'bc lliblcm’l‘nc inspirnd Wili'o of
God." All (111111111111; 11r1- cordially in
vitcd to nth-111i. Sunday school at
9:00 11. 111.
STUDENT WILLIAM! lN CHICAGO.
Voung Harvard Man Who Disappeared
From Bethci Telegraph; for Money
Thomas P. Williams, lili' young Har-
vard student. who disappeared from
tho boom of his uncle in liclhcl ch
ucsduy afternoon. was located in Chi-
(ago. last 11bzht.hi7 having tclcgrnplv
do his sister. in New Ymk for moni'y.
Tlu- slsti instcad'gf sending the
money. telegraphed a Chicago po
iii-ig- 11 hold Williams l'llllii she could
n11"i\i7.
in a letter to Chief of Police William
Voln1cr.ol‘ South Norwalk. ,vcstcriiny.
rciincsting him to scnd an alarm out
bore [1117 thc young man it was sinicd
ilini \"iiiilllllu bud Occ'omc 111cnii1lly
unbuinnccil from 111'171'study. H17 linil
bt'cn soul to ”Mind to recuperate.
INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK.
, .
Believed that Twolcvs Persons Will
Die in Missouri.
KANSAS ("l'l‘Y, filo. Mny i5.-~ll i:
bclicvcd none of tlic iwclvc persons in-
jnrcd will dlc us ii 1'1 suit of the wreck
of tlic llufi‘i1lo»Ci7ilo1'uib1 Limited pan.
scngcr train. wcst bound. 11cnr ltnn
dolph, lilo, six llliil‘s northeast of this
city. last night. Th1 train was 11 com
bination l'ulon l’ni1llc \\ :1busl1 11.1111:
continental sci'viic 1"i7it1ntly lnuugnrnt
ed, and crashed into 11 steel twin
bridge spanning 11 creek. tho bridvc
piers lmving l1i7cn undcrmlncd by high
wiitcl's. in the first coach clght pus-
scngcra were injured.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo—l 111.1 1117 chcr. Now
Y;ork S. C, llurnun1..l K. Dcycr. Ncw
Huvcn; l". Madden. Madame Luisnc.
ci17' N R Ford \Vntcr“buiy; l7‘. it
“cits. A P. Manvillc, Ncw llavcu; l-
R. iiuributt. W;ilion 'C. E. Nl(ll0l§,
New Milford: C. E. lrlloyt. city; Wil-
lium it. Kitchen. (‘ ..Gooi‘luiun New
York. \, is. Mnncbcs'ter', city; A. Phil
lips. '7N11'v York: 1). L:1\1'.ton city,
Thomas D. llurns. New York: W. B.
Brnyzcr. Providence. R. l.; L. A. Lib-
by, Hartford: if. C. Mason and Wife.
New Y:o1'k Frank Hum ries. New
quk: W. 11111111111011, ee'port N.
)1." ., William Rudolph. West Sayvlllc.
.1.: Mr and Osborn. E. Kim
oi'éy. Edwin Boos. Jerome Rosenberg,
him Connor. New Y:ork .l. G. Abern.
Vnterbury; George A. Terry. Boston;
Roger Flint. C111, Billiugton. New
.York; James W. Smith, Bridge’port:
W. iii. Gazer. city; R. P. Robinson,
Bridgeport.
...—......
I PARIS STRIKE ENDED.
'i’AlItlS May 15—~1l1c government
today I'cguida thc st'rik'e of the gob-111
m‘cht. cinploycs, partldhlur' the post
1n17n as viiiuaily coiled 1c b'onibm
tic apccc box»; and rcsolutlons delivered
at the strikers' 111ccti11 of yesterday
hn've had no 101.11.71.11 tb'é tincut o
a railroad strike la considered as 9
9111's “blnff.' Moic strikers returned
to work this morning. They enters.
uov'én'ieiit, from professional 1110
tivé‘y, they are n w alarmed by the
17eyul'1'1IO 11118111 ,17 design of the leaders
01111-311 er flied afiefial 'ii'Ie'der‘at'lq of
or, 1111111111111: that the, psycho 03-
“11111110131160 an that tin
ti£"'8 1111111 to, {store is n':
log is.» arixi us to ass’ot'i'ste itself with
out cause.
111191411”:qu 'rmuu wnscxao.
111131;: 1. is—rivé 1111;
son Wei-e s ty 1 11711111 early to 3
1111.810 result of 1 1.1111111111111111 train riiiiw
iii'n'g into a Soother Railway switch
at Juneau "N. 0., who had evidently
hem: thr wn with 11111 clubs purposc
.lunosn a live union‘guéht of, Char
lotie. The 11111111111 ove ddhn'd sev
oral cars were derailed.‘
.
moawuir even:
Snudny'
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unknown
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National Lu 1: Results. ‘
Chicago, 6; Now qu, 0.
Brooklyn, to; St. 14 his. 71.
Cincinnati, 7; liostoii. 4.
Philadelphia. 9' l’ltisburg, 0.
111
American Leap
t‘Ievolund-Ncw Yor
lx-lroit-lioston. rain.
t‘.l1icugo-l’bllndoipbl , wet grounds.
St. Louis, 5; Wasqlnstun, i.
'9 Results.
, rain.
State Lesodsifiewlts.
New liritain, 10; ii itigepovt. 7.
New Haven, 1; We. erbury, 0.
liurtrtord” 3; hiprin'lield2
iio'll’ k9.” 1; Norihanpto'n, 7 (1'.: 111
blush, dulkness).
Denver School Baa ball League,
DENVER. Colo. Miy it‘1.~—'l‘be lion-
vcr Playground Association has organ-
lzcd ono of the most comprehensive
systems cvcr attcmpcd for tht1 pro-
motion of baseball in the public
schools. A league cimpvising Ibirty~
two ti7i1n1s.fion1 thug fade schools, has
been (11.17,.111l7cd 11nd ifll managed on the
sonic liuca 1111 111717. tic National and
Anu'i'icnn Lcaguca. be league is di-
vidui into four scctloi s of eight 117111115
cacb. The four icons buying ibi-
winning pcrccntnccs 11 tbi'ir auctions
will play a scrics 1 determine the
championship of the: lty. ’l‘brcc tculus
1m- now tlcil fin llrs placc with nor-
cculusc of 1000.
For Middleweight :hampionshlp.
\‘1’l1cn lingo Kelly and till! l’opkc
enter the ring 111 tolnm ibis liftcr
110011 for their fm'tytlvc rounds mill
1'1! tilt1 111ldill17wciulil boil, the bolting
w it probably in- clor. to cvcn money.
'l'ic winnci' will tullcngc Sinnlcy
Kclcliel to light for be middleweight
tiilc, lull as Kt‘.l(‘iit‘l is now 11 l1011\7,~'~
wright bc will probibly decline and
.
luck i‘l‘wini Sullivan will have the1
cull. Kctcbcl knock 7d Kclly out in
three rounds lust .lily iind stoppctl
771171-1711 rounds in
s 111171 l’apkc in
dccisiou in ion
'11 draws. on:- of
I‘npltc in victim in
\‘111'11111bi7i'. Kcll)‘ l1'
lill‘t‘(‘ mills. losing 1
rounds and boxing 1
117111 and tho othcr, of (wonty-livi-
rounds l’upkc is l1'11'1ler iliiit‘l‘ tliun
K11',lly but the Iiilic possesses more
1;:- icncc
i To Fight i'1 Paris.
Anoibci Importunl
ciili'd in Paris, Fruity
nutty li‘cignso'n. will
Joe .leiuincttc, colorid. of New Y-.iuk
will moi-t in a twwiytround bout.
Those heavyweights are old rlenls.
'l‘bcy 111171 in How: that September
and li‘crguson got decision oi the
17110 of twelve rounds. At that timi-
Foruuson was not l'l his present 1711-
r-cllcnt condition. 1:111tl111 on "pilgilis
tic dopc" bc is (7x111ctcd to bout the
iii-1.7.111 tonight, if ”117. 0 is on the lcv17i.
1111111111111 will be 111‘ the rtngsiilc to
challenge thc winnc' for it tight to 11
light will bi do
c.toui1:ht,11i1cu
c of lioston. itiid
finish,
Jeffriea Going' to Europe.
(7111mm, 111.17 in». 11111 1171117111
will follow Jack .lob1son to Europe in
thi1 course of then at lliicc months.
but his ctrnnd willni )0 simply to wind
up his ihcutricni end gcmcnts.
O‘Brien to M at Johnson.
l'Ill'LAlllEl l’lllA, May 5—0-0110
item that be will h in iln:1 plusicul
condition for his out with "'.iuck"
”)llrlcn at the Nail uni Athletic (‘lub
in this city next
'."lack Johnson 1H1
punilist today 01731111
tions for tho tight'i.
her late last. night and went. to the
home of George C is, the old time
pugilist. nt ltlcrch'ntsvillc. N. .i..
ncni licrc, wlicic 0 will train until
ucdncsdsy alternovn O'ilrlcu tins
been truinln for 'cvcral weeks at
King of 171.111.111.17“ a few ‘h‘illes from
this cltv, and is in ood condition.
MUSIC HALL.
l'ci'baps tlic1 Mgr, at vaudeville bill
over soon in The Norwnlks will be
that on Saturday ‘cvenlng. May 22.
The cntcrtuinmcni ivlll bc :1 testimon-
ial benefit to Mr. 'lrby, the popular
Music Hall manag111r. Large 'dcie‘ga
\'cdncsd11y night.
champion negro
the final prcpni'u-
Johnson arrived
tions of tho variou clubs, lodgcs and
unions are expect 0 and it is the
mauugcmcn n'ts 11111811811 to make thh
thc big night of 01:1 season. Although
being bci'c but 11 st rt time Mr Kirby
baa beconm very popular with th:
show going people. 'nnd Saturday eve
1111; will no iloubtJbring an overflow
ing house and at t the. populur'lty
of the one who ha been over ready
to assist other
ben fits.
FOREST FIRES 8110511 CONTR'OL.
NORFOLK. Conn'. May iii—Men un
tor the. direction :1 the tree and fire
wardens have (1 tinguisbed a fire
which swept over vo hundred acres
if timbci 1.1111 spro t laud belonging to
Prof .oollnow of Columbia Univer-
1ity.(‘.l13'. Bigelo and Wise Broth
91‘s. [11' Co‘tcbrook fire which burned
117171 on area of 52 news he'lon'zlng' to
“union Goddess uni Arthur Cobb. has
been stopcpd.
MR. KEN'EALY AS A SETBACK.
Michael Konesly of Stamford. was
not quite as Well yesterday as he had
been earlier in th week. His condi-
tion however. is n no way critical.
i‘he illness. of con se. continued to be
if a serious natur . but in the usual
:ourae. there woul be expected to oc-
:ur times. likey stortlay, when the
1ntient.would'.,beImore restless and
generally not feeii 3 so well as on oth- ~ -.
1r days;
bHiLo7s— soovI 1N sun- cA‘ss.
"JAMEBTOWN. ...Y Mly 15. -A
suit case which, as left in t e we
111111111 ws'ttin'g r0 . at the E e 9.
NE: her'Ie a wIe'Is or more ago an'
:-
icb h'ad 111111111 pncluimed, was
01 and today and 11111111 to contain the
pattiaily docor'npoIed body 1'11 11 three
or four duys' oldl by. wcll4lr'c171soil. A
ten dollar bill Wit. pinncd to tho clo
thing. The case 1311s not locked. The
police have no sin to the childs par
cuts. 1
a.
... Briueport Advertisements. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
The 'D. M. Read Co.
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Changed Prices on Tailored Gowns
A Small Group Representing Tempting Values.
All of lilt‘Nt’ 511111117. iii‘t' lutc Spring pur'chascs, of c'itgant
quality thc most rct‘cnt cunnpics 111 ilcsign and insliiouablc
colon.
(inc 111-111.1 t loili (111111111171, demi tziilurcd which 17.7m-
1755.777.
:11 $35. 00
\
.\ group \1l1icli 1111.7. licin 1.: umllv $45 (111. $40,011 $11) 511
$18 ()0 .11111$;5.tx,1,1111(15511111110111tiisciisonnlilc CUitil 1111,15,
at $28.00
I
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$23.00
L't'rtziiu lines which iiuvc liccn 83:341.) :ii
Suits that are cxccllcut vuluc. reduced to $18.00
Suits that have bccn $25.06 at $12.50
Special Sale of Soap and
Household Necessities for Saturday and Monday:
Lcuox Soup, 10 i'akcs 1111' 32c.
L'. 8. Mail Soup, 10 cakes for 29¢.
()zouc Soap. 10 cakes for 37c.
i'ililHiliiIi' .\'.'111111:1 ‘ 11) cultcr. tor 37c.
l'ole. \'.'iptl111. l'. 1"\' (1. \ziptl1:1.l 101'} 5111111. ‘
i'.1ir_\ uuil l’cuil Snap caclt it) czikcs 1111' 39c.
Uhl i)ut'1'l1 Llcnustmr 1.“) 1.11115 4 tor age.
4 lb. llut‘kilgt‘5, ’ 19c.
ion .7\h1i. 4 1111' 28c.
Supoiio, .1 1111' 25c.
Silt-\o .1 1111' 10C.
"'|\1c11t1 \itiit'-"|c11111 litil.i\. 1 lb 11zicl..i77c,loc.
l':1i1b:iiiit>' (loll i)ti\l, .4 lb. 11kg. 15C.
\'1iii':ii1ol Siovc l‘iili.~l1. 51' si/A', 3 1111' 10c.
\ Sciub l'. 7.., 101'1'11kcs, .l for 10¢.
Mrs \\l111c~ l‘ luingY Sticks 5'1 {11.13; for 5c.
i)iilllt>lit‘ \tiiillilli‘ 511111), L1 lUi' XOC.
1"ui1'l111nl1s' Scouriug Soup, 21:.
i‘ummo Hand Soap, 4c.
.\111111o11i11. lit-1111': .751' >im7, special qt. size. 1 . 17c. '
' l'ni‘son's 1111' 51147. 3 1111' age,
7 151 si/c .7 i'oi' 25c.
.251 sizc, .1 for 79c.
'ihc abotc plitt‘ .711'17 all Slittidi 111111 bold good i111 Sut-
uiiiuv 11ml \ioniim 111111: .-\5 tlic sulc is tor lilt‘ cxcitisiu'
tic-mitt oi our rcinil 11151111111“ \1'71 cannot EtL‘CtIlL \1 111110.111
tilfliit‘ls.
thiscuicnt Furnishing Store.
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WE ALWAYS HAVE EXCELLENT VALUES IN
HOSIERY
This week we invite your attention to' our new lines. High
colors. including Pinks, Blues, Greens and Tans.
Fancy Hose at 15 dis.
Also to our well-known and popular numbers Hose for
Men and Women, Boys and Girls, at
15 61s.; or 2 pairs for 25 dis.
UNDERWEAR
1. ...... ......F...
Mens‘ Under Shirts and Drawers at .............. 25c and 5°C
Ladies’ Vests ....... ......... 10:, 2 for 25c, 25c and 50c
Children' 5 Under Garments ................ .
RIBBONS
Our popular All Silk Hair Ribbon at ...............
Moire and Plain Ribbons at .........................
Taffeta and Sgin' Ribbons, 1111111 1111111111151 and wide,25 in
all popular colors.
.IOC to 25c
.15c
1
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CORSET COVERS
See our new Goursia‘t . 111. 1. ..
1 s .11..
A 13111118111111 81 31111
84 Washington St. 81111 Norwalk
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7.717. if £38008 0%111835
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Sthniiord Port Chester
Merrill
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Mares
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