Delegation oi Btidocporicn in
Hitachi Ybierday on Var-
ions Errand:
y sorrow. airy 27—80nator n...
1 in the senate. yestarday Isis
W0 in and spoke in favor of
iii owfli‘i. section 260 of this
relative to the u-
‘dhto 'of trade schools in this
Tho bill provides that the stats
- : of education may Old) ton on
' .of the two cltleI adapted or the
it prori
' can“ “all. be under fourteen years
. " If“ Wt during the vacation per-
' u n the public schools, when pupils
that Itch tnsy he allowed to enter.
8:0.i300 annually is appro-
ses of the schools,
3: the toes." I! ere located may
.. I i priatlons for enlargements
fi'lmpro cats.
‘2‘f The ii! II legislative train for Hart-
yesterdIy morning carried quite a
fixation u:1"p'ridgeporteraI lwho visit-
e c 0 city on crept
tit lipid and Cox
. ”J
are ford to “Plutfly before
“Uni , the duo e court i,5
natur II on case are fraud W.
and. Dre. J. E. Gould J.
lint “a Ft
ad _efoi' the qtate Medical Society;
itching M‘Marth was look-
is in crests of clients at the
,1!» J_.‘ Murphy is the
in it MW several prominent Demo-
cratic politician, and it is understood
« than conferen will be held relative
.86 the Iltiiatitm .n Bridgeport. Col.
Murphy would any but little regarding
the purpose of his visit, or his plans
politically
” DR LONO'O OPINION.
f .—'—-U...
Ho Still Thinks Roosevelt Is I “dams
~ Wichlr."
L . Dr William J. Long, of Stamford.
_- d In't changed his opinion of Theo
)
e Roosevelt's methods as a hunts
in the least. Dr. bong has been
lowing unconvelt's' African hunt-
' trip cl eiy. and. although request
IIWI’II titties to g'lve an interview
fiche! steadfastly declined. in course
a converaatloh yesterday howet'er,
Ia
AI titer. are no reporters with Mr.
evelt, these reports of frequent
lugs must come chiefly from him-
I. and are such as he himseli
' as to send out if they are true
they are exactly in line with his prev
id‘s record. They prove what i said
No years ago, quoting from his own
-‘ f hon-that he is I game butcher pure
., simple. and that his interest in
llna'is lies chiefly in the direction of
, and butche1y'“
«if ---—--r-— .
{5% . Horst. anniviits.
{Hétal Mahaeplsnse—L B Raymond
n , I am isne, city. I".
r,d lfitfgtzrnon; P. B. Taylor. L
ts Newark;. J. aP, Murphy. New
’ L? a. ‘Hu‘ribun- "Wilton H. A
son. city: George L. Rockwell
qe eldz' “Thom" Mahmoud Nes
i var;- .Freeport. «N
:33 J. qfflw. lagng. ew York; C.J
;; 4 H. Cryiie. New Brit
“.8 Aakam. Milford; 8. Green
”despot-6:. n. o. Lawton, city:
Aw'i‘alt and: daughter 10h)
Dl'lIcoll Norwich; John
.oeorge W:
- . ' w York; 1“. T.
let Stamford; Mrs. . and Miss
city; Jerome Rosenberg, J. Van
rA W. Cross. New York; M. R
unit Norwalk; 0 a Briggs nos
:‘ W in 18mithnFM1ddletown; (I. H.
Irts. Boston; W Wood l". A
ler. Rockvills I“Corner *L. l:‘;: L.
I . ”.33. city
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V. l. WW WILLiAMSON’O LETTER.
sv. l.w Williamson. Huntington
Va, writesi. t-‘ThiI is to certify
t i used Foley's Kidney Remedy
nations exhaustion and kidney
his and am free to say that it will
i that you claim for it."
wn people. Contains no harm
drugs and is pleasant to take.
, die Phasmscy and.F. l-l. Easter, ”
LLEGSD NATURALi!ATiON~‘ 4
FKAUD.
7! D May 27 —-An alleged
“(in fraud,y in which a certifi~
. vs! pmqu and offered for
upled the attention of Judge
ill-fifti- da Jury in the United States
at court, yesterday. The defend-
re John helm and Oostss Von
creeks, who live in Bridgeport.
, plead guilty, Ind bras at once
nose for thin princes
; yang terpreteiv the .
' firime were ro
nderstsndlng that he was to re-
a 860. After the naturalization
incate was issued, it--was offered
sale for 85.: it is understod that
defense will be that the signatures
little. with the understand!“
partof a commercial trans.
i l W '
. mar aarmsav sscoao.
@9014. Fla; May I! ~A new
id for the coast artillery was
mum by the. finality- dew
My: "*YO i .m'
at tort Pickene tn the 1-2
disnnpearl g as do six
oil! or slit Fahd“; in live% hates,
it only It min
film ost‘i'iniin‘l this“? me
it has .1 News yet been mad The
;‘ 000‘ - m ahdnthe misc
'rbacii.
Mnhhllc day and evenini ‘1
w. Stevens weffn
iuony was presented by aflidnvit.
, Wsumford only 4.785ivotes were cast,
'vdn 58,;212 Fairlie]
on. ”it; shunned“:
‘ ton .
thin impersonated tooth r: With .; ‘
THURSDAY. MAY :7. 1909
iiiii iii Sill Hm
F. H. Baxter. the popslar druggist.
is selling Dr. Howard's celebsated
specific for the cure of dyspepsia and
«matipation. in addition to selling a
fifty cant bottle. containing a month I
treatment of sixty doses. for 25 cents.
he gives his personal garantee with ss-
ery bottle he sells to refund the
money if it does not git/e satisfaction.
Docto ‘s bills can be saved by the
use of . Howard’s specific for the
cure of dyspesia and constipation.
and by taking advantage of this spe-
cial half price introductory offer. our
readers can save half the regular
price of the specific.
This remarkable remedy is destined
to have the largest sale of any medl-
dine upon the market“ for thou
ho has it once, not only buy a aeo-
and package. but they recommend it
their friends as the only relief
they have found for constipation and
dyspepsia. The sole limit to its sale
is the fact that in only chronic cases
is more than one bottle needed to
cure and its cures are permanent.
MERRITT V8. LAWLOR.
Jury in New York court Gives Verdict
of 8,1000
in the supreme court of New York.
yesterday, in New York city, Judge
Dowllng presiding, a evrdict for Sir'
000 damages was returned by a jury ili
the case of C: H. Merritt & 80s., of
DIabury, VI. Martin Lawlor, et alsi
The suit resulted from the action
brought by the United Hatters scvcml
an ego to enjoin the firm which was
lalntitf in the case decided yesterday
from using a label which was alleged
to be an iniitution of the union label
of the United Hatters of North Anierr
ca.
The action ‘went to the supreme
court of this state, where the final
decision was for the defendants.
At the time the action was brought
a bond of “.000 was required of the
plaintiifs. and it was to recoier upon
this bond for damages alleged to have
resulted to the defendant firm from
the injunction suit that the case decid-
ed yesterday was brought. The dam-
ages asked for were 83,500 for counsel
fees and expenses incurred in procur-
ing affidavits in various parts of the
country in preparing for the defense
of the suit. and 83,200 for re-work upon
hats made necessary by the iniunction
before the filial decision. The item.
for counsel fees and expenses in pm-
rurlng affidavits was ruled out by
previous ruling in the state. The jury's
award of 81,000 was upon the claim for
damages for the rework.
Granville Whittlesey and Walter Q
Merritt were counseLfor the plaintiffs,
and John T. Bench and Howard w.
Taylor for the defendants, associate
counsel assisting in the New York
court. ~
David Hart and Charles Pike, of
Danbury. and ext-Senator William P.
Bailey, of Bethei. were witnesses for
the defendants. Much of the tosti~
~—
-—"Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all run-down. Bur-
doc Blood Bitters made me a well
woman."-Mrs Chas. Freitoy, Moosup
Conn. —- "i
A STUDY iN POPULATION
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State Register Pits' Norwalk in Eighth
Place '
In looking oyer the last number of
the Connecticut. State Register and
Manual I Stamford than picked up
some information that is not generally
know"), says the Stamford Bulletin i
one figures the population of I town
according to the old rule of five per-
sons to every voter, it will be easily
seen that during the past year or two
stamerd has advanced rapidly in pop- ~
uiation. hnd is now the seventh on the
list of towns in the state of Connectié
out leaving both Danbury and Nor-
walk to take the eighth and ninth
cast a, 761 votes, which. multlp led by
live, would make her popula on 23,-
805. At the same election. Danhury
cast 4, 691. which shows a population
of 23, 455, while in Norwalk. a town
which formerly was' in the lead on
giving the town a population of 31.
The number of votes cast in the
twelve largest towns in the state, as’
reported by the register, is as foii
lows: New Haven. 23, 631; Hartford;
16 026;. Bridgeport 15. 828: Waterbury.
r0,;286 Merlden 6.;380 Norwich 6109“'
Stamford, 4,76l; Dnnbury, 4.691, Nor-
walk, 4.275; New liondon. 8.491; Mid;-
dietown. 8,;076 Torrington, 2,815.
The vote by coun es was: New Hat
.0310, Hartford,
1
it). 778; New mndon,17209; Utchiield.
Windham 7, -
pal
we.
13.817; Middlemx, 8.313;
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BONDS FOR 'NBOYJ’ HAVEN COURTl
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HARTFORD. May 27. --;'l‘he senate
yesterday. under suspension of rules.
received and passed a resolution satin:
thorising the county of New Haven to
issue bonds to the extent of $860,000.
to defray the expenses of building the
new county court haiise at ‘N‘ew, Had
you and making alts tion in. the,
court house at Waterh by. ’l‘ e bdnda‘
are to bear interest at four per cent.
This wag transmitted to the iidt’ise, nnd‘
it was then‘ taken up in that body Juli
heéfrg adjournment, and temporarily
ta e .
manta from June 1 to June 15. This
Thcjshnate also psssed, iindei sus
pension or rules, a resolution extend; ,
ing the time in which the governor
may make certain commission appoint-
was transmitted to the house. it had
cached the clerk in desk when ad-
36;" died t Wagtais
not
Judge Dowliiig, in accordance with a _
places respectively. . . 5
.At the last fall election, Stamford
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: _ 1. Hart Schaffner .8: Marx Suits.
in He may net be conscious of it; but he does attract attention of the kind
that any gentleman may be pleased to get; the attention which “well-dressed"
always secures. . ~ . . ~
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q It’s Worth 3 good deal to you to have such clothes at hand; all-wool secur-
ity, arid the best of style and tailoring. We’ ve got these clothes ready for you:
Its $18 to M
Overcoats $18 to $15
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1, This store is the home of Hart Schaffner &= Marx clothes .
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NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK ‘.
Norwalk Chronicler