W. .
u
3..
MNAGKW N97“.
”Willi
wh2’“°°"'
- Mass“ Providence division.
and continuinst ‘ summer,
The Ben nel will be "billed at noon
on Said ya. in. order that the em
player may enjoy ll half holiday The
business oiilce wl close at 2 o'clock.
Kr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson. oi
Nor‘Walk. visited friends in Ridxeileid.
sunday.
«Dry Cleaning. at Tocque‘ s
Mr. and Mrs. Philip limitb, of Nor
walk. were in Ridgeileld over Memor-
lal Day.
Mrs. Willi 3Butier'y oi Not-walk.
visited at Ii il‘ew Mesbltt's, in Ridge
held. over Sunday
——Union Parcel Delivery. 15 So. Main
St. Telephone, 390. Try it
Miss Alice mark, ol Sprlnpwood nve-
nus ls uiierln (rm blood poisoning
in her and an lira). l
Mr. end a... Luke A Conueally at
Franklin avonue. were recent visitors
with friends in Visited
-—Porti3ers dyed any color. Tocque’ s.
. Mr. nno lira. Morris Epstein, or 100
South sinus street; are entertaining
Mrs. .iscohwita. of New York.
Carl B. France. who has been visit
ins his patents in Kent. Ohio has re
turned to his hem: in Belden avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 0 Rounds. of
Dniialo. N. Y., were recent guests or;
Mrs. Frances Goodhue, of France
street:
——Unlon Parcel Delivery. 15 80. Main
St. Telephone 390., Try it.
Mrs. John Joh‘miloii and daughter
Gertrude, of Pouch‘kcepsie. N.
we a recent visitors of relatives in
lk.
astellano. of Clay street is en-
in; Mr. and Mrs. Salvator D.
and Frank Albert. oi Brooklyn.
,, ork.
: e curtains clednedf Tocnue's.
Dona Benton of Gear etown,
enterlned liar tries a Mia s orence
Ashworthil‘dt' Norwalk'. over Sunday
and Memorial Dom.
Mr. 3 I. -. i will of Nor-
wallt,‘ 225‘ M?&l dtlin' s sis
ter, Miss “ . dwin.;o! is Mor-
rls street. 3 '
Mrs. or. 01'. Brooklyn.
former! of ~- . "in tile Inset of
Mrs. M y‘P. Bowen. 02 Orchard 3
street. as: h‘tewghys.
The repair: M of the board
of directors ‘ti‘tli Nbrimlk pub-
lic llbralry d at its rooms on
Friday em S ekiiooit.
—-Union Parcel Delivery. 15 80. Main
St Telephone rec. Tryit.
Mr. and ‘t‘l‘ltmmll‘ DI
Hillside. are are
Rushing. the die
and. oi
as Emily
tor of General Tho-
, _'2 lurmsrhshfg
.me
2‘“ V l. afiefitmfialtsm Welt-
" oft-no ”8&2”? '
Shmfla
Mun.
Western divlsion.
Masonlaldm colony Wilma.
, intimiz; Isas. .. fiWd
(imam.
(escapism
do
steamer Bridal
Mass" Old Colony division;
South Wilton, Shore Una division
Heights, Mesa. Dalton division.
Wetaern division.
Western division.
socket. R. l.
division.
Mrs. Margaret A. Wall of New Iri-
state court. National Order of the
Tuesday afternoon in Hartiord. elected
ofhcers es iollows:
' Miss Anna Finley, oi Waterbury.
ton. N. J.
the Norwalk
inns Rushing, of
Percy H. Gigoadenlup.
mail than
vacation P2rom‘. ha dhtlei. Substitute
Carrier Frederick W. Miller ls cover-
in: his rum
tiers cards {are sees issued by
th at seven Mums “Noyes.
ca nit st't'elltibn‘td‘2&0 m in the
running 3
i'etlttiilltiilbtr~ ~ 1‘-
—— nib'li Pam DellVoi‘y. 15 so. Ill
elephone sec. Try: it. : {if
ship's one it' Benedict, who is émp y-
ed as amountype operator on the New
Yo’rlc is to ad the Iamtoer in
Norwalk.‘ rho, x to an employ-
ment each . . .
Mr. and his. Jinn filchardson. or
New fork. m is upessession pf the
residence at Mr! Muted L. Fort“. in
\ voted and more
31220th MGM Nichols
rem Milli MIMI Brooklyn
stall-l can one: days with Ma.
and}! me Mdlarfll. 02 Chest-
Molt. one at then
oiINoi'lwslk Hospi-
‘flil‘eti Geeks' vaca-
iI' Extending at her
n ‘ mm guy." (lib H“ Ol'd Hospital as secretary
conducted on June id at 0. 30' o'clock
Barriers stealer I'és‘v‘l‘iich has been reno- -
' the stutter oi
2-. tics. We
' Ill
, has not Iet
at a. ‘V‘ 5
r ‘ said. but“ to stain derstan i
Wen our We
The following appolhliiiants on the
ln.
Oscars Lovedoy. agent. Milford.
evens mitt. Plaluvliie.
”prelim latch.
mat. Newton.
t. Acusbpet.
at.“l West “Wren
son, stint. at “Nantes
8.3m divlal
island
til.- Pay e. Bum” edge'lgvi:
3 rovi
DWI .
”I”
Huard. pnrsor. oihce ’ll NV.
Mullen line.
Nortbbrldge.
.F. Bartlett. ticket “fig” l, Basel.
in. ”asset. North Hanson.
EH
331.8“!!!
A. A B. Cody» mot. ticket agent.
A. It Hurlbert. agent Weymouth
W H. Percy: agent, New Milford.
W. 3. Powell. uncut. Sheffield, Mass.
J. P anagan. ticket agent Woon
(R. R. St.) Providence
——-§--
slit tho .ihroat
- mmmeisgmmm-r
war. You want the Keys“ It and
saishotbe Say»: tip-the gnu-m
tee in every pair. You [at then
31ers at the price of the cheapest-
' all with “Rana" in the hem.
Swinburne deteited the practice of I
tlio~hmo¥
‘cleIr Ithoipller to Wifitem 2b;
it...“ “Monomer.
Club, alt-racist
ew Haven road have recently been claimed: James 1 was a ham. s ty-
{ rant; a f , a liar. a coward lint l
" Wranglers. love'li horn! want Lain: because he
2
t‘blscltpusrd Ra-
.yho invented Gill illihy amok
ISABELLA osuourase.
taln Elected em. Regent.
The third biennial convention of the
Daughters of Isabella. concluded
State Regent-Mra Margaret Wall.
of New Britain
State Secretary—Mrs. Mary 1.. Line-
ban of Hartford.
State Treasurer—~Mrs. Mary M Brit
ton of Stamford. "W“
State Monitor-Mrs John Grady, of 50d! and
Winsted.
State Advocate—Miss Francis D01 is. Millard wsters
of Greenwich.
Delegate to National Convention-
Alternate—Miss
Nsngatuck
State chaplain-Jim Rev. John Mc-
leney. of Westyille 3. .
Committee on laws—Miss Mina
Finley, Miss Mary Noary, Miss Dono
van. Miss Mlnehnn. Miss Margaret 0'-
Neil. P.
The delegates present were Miss
Mary Neary, or Nougatuck: Miss Mary
Maum of Ansonis; Mrs. Ma ry My
guire, “New aritain; Miss Anita l'lnley
We ry:Mlss1(Vstberlne Elston of
Wlnst -Mrs. J. J. Kennedy, Der. y:
Missal a. Brennan, New Haven; Miss
trance: Darin. (ireenfordg, lss Kath
erine Kernel: Brldxdporl: rs. Helen
Doyle. Meriden; Mrs M’. M. Britten.
Stanton; lire. Katherine my. «
Nor-walk and Miss Agnes C. Barrett.
of south bNorwsl'k.
THIRTY FIVI‘ “Mitt T0 INDIE
Mary , Neary: of
W
Appilcsliohs seams by Baird of Ex-
Imlnation and Registration.
The five members of the C6 ecu-y
cut Board of Examinadon and exis-
tration of Nurses were ‘ell present at
their annual meeting held at the
nurses' residence of the Hartford Hos
pital yesterday morning It 11 o'clock;-
Organlsstlon for the year was enacted
by the election of Miss Emma Stone
of the New Haven Hospital as pres
idelit an Miss R. lode Albalilh of
and treasurer. Thirty- -flve applications
mkecelved from the Connecticut
Training School at New Haven and
the- training schools in connection
with the following hospitals: Hart»
lord. Bridgeport, Waterbury and Back.
us. of- Norwich Examinations Will be
at the nurses' residence in this city.
The other members of the boa‘rd be-
sides Miss Stowe and‘l atlas Albaugb
are Miss Lauder Sutherland. Miss
Martha Wilkenson and Miss Winne-
fredsiun. - .. F
W
Tunas; start companion.
W
inma. i
ammo. loos Viv-“v is WW
stood yesterday that. ttiovars‘or Weeks
has dad“ raped 2M Mal
sthresek tomes
the Moment. ol the;
c'i‘here is mum la the mrl than
matter will over until next sea.
&mwmitsm31$ '3 .
ions. imp
32$: behind him “Minot glam thoroughly
do the work that s6
The oompoaiii
him“.
would iisfi‘e
mmfl
ESTABLIIHID 1832
Vichy, Seltzer. Garbonlc,
Ssrsaparilla,
Ale and Lemon Soda
I AITEBIAN WELL
The Forest and lost V
Act, June 20. '08.
But Our 25c Blond ‘Klleps
The Union Pacific
'The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
South Norwalli
‘ GRAY BROS.
Manufacturers of im-
Ginger
DEEP HOOK
WATER USED
0. Box TSP-Tel. 120 . 3
NEW CANAAN. CONN.
Guaranteed under worm and Drug
Serial 33220., 2765
Willis £8
to the Fore.
It has been the standard It
the price for years all m.- this
country, “audition is no "soon
‘to doubt that it will continue to
lead. We control It absolutely
and can therefore keep the sash
ityv up. When you.hssr of I
Come that is "as peed II the
on... Pscllic sells for 25¢ a
“punch you can depend upon it
that it costs 35: or 40o. for that
at coffees; as pond." our,
lend one in other stores.
Tea (10.,
. V Funeral Diredoil “A
12-12 North Main Street.
O. B. Jackson ’
Optician
Everything in the Gptical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
so WALL eraser. PHONE «a , nosanLK.
Cln
will
" FLYNN e em“
The Home of the Famous Lsdies’ Gorenet
{ vase ream
"d.“ Mhrnfl «.
z mils-WW
Inception rd wsloirr shore- corps canonical. woollen
Oxfords and Philips 5:132. 50
WHITE CANVAS T2198 AND PUMPS 20f Minds and Child-
reh . 900 Ind 3100
.................... can
our Shoes Give Satisfaction
FLYNN a. RYAN
.0 WASHINGTON STREET 800'"! NORWALK
Isles ...........
u”!
din!
per
Shortness Education at
Merrill College
Ineures Salary. Promotion. Success, . 3
Sculls Nom'slk Standard ,.,. Port Clinton.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
BICYCLES
. We Carry a Full and Complete Line
Also. Sundries and Repairing Done
LUTHER M WRIGHT
. scum; Kenyans 3 » . at; some
l
Tar, Flag. Gement, Gravel, A'spbalt, commie
Grading, Lawn and Garden work,
Road Oiling‘ .
RAYMOND : mos v
the
l l
. a
,c..‘. 1...
SOME NORWllLlC. GONN.
mu. Tat. 4M.
rahdelerkiur Everything
to a; l?“ “ “
. man... u to m madman
WWW meat dominated modern woods:
be Hatch a
tilt!
”will...”
3"" out»
‘ mam: ml in
“Infilfiil‘. ”I?”
l N. Mourlopt_ Seminar months we pmopt
in m or V
will aide. “in!!!”
'. i ii:
i STRIKE
sound
a bi: pyrotechnic“ dl
rlv cruel ‘e‘nisbtot June onuhiadmeeoudsnwbensboutm
electrical: works/rails: , we we
at osliy all the anion lion «2th '
lactation Mien lilo.
.3... meanest/sac:..........;.;........;...*......,. .....“ "
v are eHAili 0F slavicuu‘une
There is at present an unfortunate
lack of authoritative, scientific infor-
mation in regard to the reproduction,
either natural or artificial of Ameri-
tbe best time and methods of cutting
them.
of the Morris K Jessup chair of sil-
vlcullure at.lhe Yale Forest school
much data on these subjects and its
Widespread dissemination.
The United States has been so rich-
ly endowed wlth natural
that the thought oi" conserving our
woods has come late. We have been
snexcusedly. needless
conspectus made within the last two
years of all the wooded area of the
country, it has been learned that our
total stand of timber is now between
1.600 and 2. 000 billion feet. in a score
at years on
ling on popu lion. and lumber prices
have shot up.
day the states east of the Mississippi
comprised over
square miles or- 700,000.
-' miles.
charitable forest lelt in.
At present about 21 per cent. of our
lands is devoted to a “culture: a hail
century hence it wil probably be 50
in farms in Lincoln's day: we have
41.5..000 000 today.
there is required one full acre oi for
est land. it. in the coming years. the
Units
at rennin its tiniber supply. At prss- (Siuxned)
at each cltlsen has seven and threw 0' S filELva ..
- ‘iourtiis acres to draw from. but in , President
truth be is actually drawing from In
ascoumulated surplus of 16 acres per
inhabitant. At this rate. we face a
timber famine in a comparatively raw
“ years. .
Our national
about one flith (if our wooded lands.
louniiiths being private forests. It is
essential therefore to have the xenon
al principles of forestry understood
and practiced. This endowment will
help materially toward actual conser-
votion oi our wooded areas and refer
eating of those already laid waste
-—Baby won't suffer five minutes
with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas’
Eclectric Oil It once.
magic.
Good Supply from south Ind Home
Fresh vepeflbl‘es in the markets are
every day loci-siding in quantity and
3. variety. and the quality in regularly
improving. especially as, the home-
grown vegetables are ready for market
and make their appearance. New pc- 3
iatoes are rapidly displacingV the old ' ‘
ones which have survived the wlnter
and tire price is mdually decreIsing.
or course. they come. from the south.
locally a treat many (smears and
gerdoners are just getting their pots- .
toss into the ground. although
early. planted are. up and heed
litany cases. .
0! the homegrown resembles on-
-it'sis. asparagus. rhubarb and lettuce
are plentiful
" mm tear-onto almost our vegetables -
listens danimsueto be round. There '
,‘are peas strin
‘ ;Tlle preacntyoarpromisestobea
ribs, and there shun
supply. at reasonable prices. .
in traits the principal.- this: at the
present time is the strawberry. always
popular. the first fruit wills vseaaon.
With it the pfhsapple rank second It -
boy pineapples (or
or for they arec
. .. . m
emu. one. will
.Ifi.
.,
4 i i .' 3 ..., .3 ,
senosomroosr ..... ....... acme
25c sources 3. ........ 1' ................................... 139:
1.60 auauss vsa'rs ..................... V. ........... _ ...... 9c
50: vaLvsr siseoN ....... V ..... t ....... my...»
29c sovsf’enms ............................. A; .......... .. 219 3
so: concern ......... . .............................. esc-
use rms LAWN ................. -. ......... 10c vans
. ,H u. MI. . . 4......
mousnme FOR MR. arises:
General Offices of Railroad in New
Haven Will Ba Closed Tomor-
row Mtsrnoon.
NEW HAVEN June 3—“ a mark
or respect to the memory of O. M.
Shepard late general assistant in the
trefllc department of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, who died at his home here
last Tuesday evening, the general of-
fices of the company will be closed {or
the day at 3 o‘clock on Friday after
noon, the hour of the funeral This
announcement is contained in s circu‘
lsr issued today from the ofilce‘ dim
President 0. s. Mullen. and accomrm
nlcs an appreciation of Mr. Shepard's
. services with the company. The circu-
‘ lar says:
“Mr. 0. M. Shepard died at his real-
dence in this city at 6:15 p. 111.. June.
1.1909.
‘For nearly thirty years he most
satisfactorily filled his positions of
great responsibility in the company's ,
cervix», and by his loyalty, emclenoy ‘
and ability earned the good will and "
monddence of his associates to a mark-
gree.
“The passing of one so deserving the
high cotton: in which he was so last-
ly held. the sense or personal loss fell
by all who had occasion to note the .
character of the man and his work,
at m toreq‘uh-e more than the ukttiil
impel mamaoemeut of his deem... .
“The general ofllces of the com any
will be closed for the day from i use
o'clock p. in. Friday, June 4. 1909. the
hour of the mnersl.
AN MD TO FORESTS.
forests of their xrowth. and of
The recent 2100 000 endowment
render possible the collection of
TBWUFCB'B
[iv a careful
umptlon has been doub
In President Madison s
1.000 iorostlledl
digit"
”Milan.
there are not over
or 210,009,069
. I
cant. We had 113,000,000 sores
For each citizen
d States is to be self-sustaining
SCOUNTANTS’ CONVENTION.
DETRORT, Miéll., June 32—21 .
ct filly city ocin‘ptmllers and ‘ ‘ .-
nuis train all over the United states
haVe édthefed he i'or the fourth an-
nual convention the Nation“
Isolation of Comptrollers and a“ lit} '
in: Oilcers. which was cailedto
der today by maident bools its
city comptroller of St. Paul.‘
JEFFERSON timeI sin'moav.
ATLANTA, 6a.. June 3.-—-ln3 Atlantis
and throughout Georgia toda’y. as
birthday anniversary of Jefferson
vie, 'onlr president or the Wisdom
will be celebrated approprieoe‘ a ‘
es being conducted by the sen ‘ did
the varidns patriotic mlmfi
forests form only
it acts like
PLENTY OF VEGETABLES.
Grown coming.
the
in
on the kinds that are mun up . ,
beans cucumbers. and They do the 1word“ setter w’i _
. labor Mmtcwl-ofiaflmw
Ito hthe moment you turn at
stodlt of Metric
y-as'll thbgpflce all
usuii step I. ‘3
“hiss Mitten
be a plentiful
one [or crops. vs
Nowtia ti‘Iie to
urvlemwvidsnte
rativeiy cheap.
present time.
Norwalk Chronicler