‘I' ta'ko such a venture at the
oi Pemaylvaala
, {NEW YORK. my 20. “Barnuei Ree.
“no and vice— president of the .Peoneyl-
v] in Railroad Company. said in ra-T
{ tQtrlng‘ to the report that the Penn.
j (than. “and recently bought a him
,{ 'i'lilfil‘iapt in to New Yolk, New He-
and flutord RalIroad, that the
‘ nsIlvanIa had no thought of o
IIIng control or the New Haven. 9
1d that the Penna lvunla bought
a New Haven ato k in the time
the late President A. .l. Cassatt.
Q ck holdings In the New Y,ork New
von and llt‘Irtl'ortl Railroad by 40.-
0 0r 60,000 shares raining Ila total
ownership of New Haven stock to up
pioxfmdtely $0,000 000 President Mel-
lop. or the New Haven denied the to
. part that control of the road had pane
ad or was soon to pass Into the hands
of the Ponnayltanla.
”.The idea In Ildltuluun.” he said.
hunt Retort That Haven. ..‘l.l};‘ii’.?°.;".tit‘r."“‘ tidzflmsihi'g 7
Bond Pascahltiihllt emit 'i .W... m .‘I‘ fII.I.l"..i.'Ii.;I7.t“lil.
not your-k lnoy trouble. would
. 09 Pennsylvania link! Increased ita ,
hi III “I Qt:
a II ‘ginA
You believe them?
tier” ‘0 explained tho I our
mt. .VDIII olt lien it ‘illlylilfi
other uyrnptohnt wh'lct Ia kyidnc
nu erer anally recognizes; after you
Mitre a, moon diuxnoula from
{9“}: fib‘xelclau and tell cmtaln that
Sbu' " Iicy til-cane wasn't lumba-
yro, rheumatlam ot’ the Ibuck" or on
‘ attack at lttdlsaltton"-~as nsdtn t~
out medicine advortiacmoutn might
alto you uihlnkw-it theme 12.009 drug-
came all on that. nm to u
“ etttalilu physician's ptcactlptlou.
hi; i th. heal-known remedy for
your rkl no #4 trouble: if anything can
win you t III will; It obi-re Ia vittuc
In any teddy-made medicine there to
double virtue in this.‘ would you be-
lleve them?
hat I: Inst what the 12.000 dr
gilt II Who me molnbcta of the doi:15-
oun i‘Jruxtlste Syndicate do any to
you about A. D. 8. Kidney Remedy.
and they say it because they know
thin in one of the host producta of
«tibia rapt ornnlsatlou. I.
The A. I). a dqucIutIt recline too
lutnly the seriouunesn at I ey di-
clue-«tlII-y undustund he rt-
sponsibillty of. offering a y rutmeot .
calcuIntgd to much: It—éhtut while
they would pre er to see every hue no l
to a good physician to be treated. '
they appreciate the tact that there are
many who can't or won‘t—«and for
“Why. it to sale to any that It Inajom
.‘ ity lntotoet could not he bought for
loss than $150, 000. 000 at the least and
It Is unlikely that the Pennsylvania
0t any other railroad would under
present
time."
The completion of the undertlvet
tuhnele and the rapid progress of work
'on‘ the connecting IaIlroad project
have made the Iolatlone between the
two roads cven mute Intimate than
they wete before
PHll.ADEl.PHlA. May, 26.-~Oiilclals
oi' the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
ridlculc the suggestion that the com-
pany proposes acquiring or had. \acI
quired an Important Interest in' the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. 11 was admitted
that the l’cnnoylvnnla (‘ompnny ac-
quired an additional block of New Iriu~
vsn stock about livc months ago and
that l! sought to llllYt‘ an additional
representative III the hoard of direc-
tors of the latter company. ’l‘hlu, It
is said, will probably be accomplished
when the next vacancy will occur. It
was Intimated by a Pennsylvania of-
ficial that this representative would he
a traffic ofiloial of the Pennsylvania
Ralltoad (‘olnpnuy
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE-
- CADEB
Foley" , Honeyand ’l‘nr has been a
houaeiold favorite for all ailments
of the throat. cheat and lungs. Con.
talus Ino opiates and no harmful drutza.
I'l‘hc Bridge Pharmacy '*
TROOP A LEADS THE STATE
MILITIA.
Orders from the office or the adju-
tant general announce that the actual
rifle and revolver competition of the
Connecticut National Guard will be
new at the state rantio in Final Haven
on June 24 and 25, upon to teams or
eight men and two subatltutca from the
Coast Artillery corps, the Infantry. the
First Separate company. the cavalry.
the Signal corps and the Naval Militia
The figures of merit for the month
of April are also published.
cavalry. loads with 98.53. 'l‘hcn (‘Ullll‘h'
the Signal Corps with 97.20, and tho
Second regiment la llt'Xi with 95.20.
The tigurcs of the First Regiment are
01.87; Hospital Corps, 90.18: Fluid Ar-
tillery, Battery A. 82.53: Coast Artil—
lery Corps. 88.65; Separate company.
93.12; Naval Militia. 89.4. ,_
, There was Issued also in orders the
rogram for the camp of llltill'llt‘litill
. or Infantry ofllccrn at Nlunilc; Juno
13 to 17.
-—Bllious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com-
plexion asllow? Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Regulate cura bIlIous at-
tanks. 25 cent. at any drug store.
MOTHER RETURNS FOR ABAN-
DONED CHILDREN AND i8
ARRESTED.
NEW HAVEN. May 20.-«-Vi'hether II
was Inother'n loye or not that drew
Marla DI Angelo DIorII. It former Wu»
Icrbury Italian woman. to thin city
to get her two children whom she no
ooromonlonnly left here butt October
or not, It proved an unfortunate re.
turn for her. In October her husband
was arrcated in Waterbury and neat
to tall for a year. She came here to
flee him and brought their two young
children. She then took them to the
convent of the Italian Sisters and ack-
0d them to care for the. children and
‘ keep them. They aaid they could not.
8119 then‘ asked that they keep them
for a few hours while nhc‘ lranenctod
home busineu in the city, and this
they agreed to do. She disappeared
and was not seen again until yestoc
day. She came down Irom Albany you
torday to secure the children and in
Item was arrested by Detective llealy.
allowed with abandonmentot hor chil-
dun.
m“
wu¢w._.w
tut: IIIIIIIIII Item
Frank H. Baxter the popular drug-
mt, in making an offer that in just
ilk» finding money for be In selling a
result" 60 cent bottle oi DI Howard e
celebrated opeoiilc tor the cure of con-
. filtration and dyapoplle at half price.
addition to III II large discount ho'
It to return the money to any pur-
r whom the epoclllc does not
I! ”I!
film!
' It to only recently thrbuzh the eollcl
" of Dr silt Baxter that this
‘ {t7 acute. He urged the proprietorn
' mew him to III II at this reduced
, .tor a iltto while, agreeing to
Q certain amount.
\ one who editors with headache.
pilu,’ dietitians. sour stomach,
hetero th 9 eyes, or any liver
a, should take advantage of this
~hit y tor Dr. Hewitt-«III specific
Ind these troubles But It by
Wm“ should not. he will re-
_ buoy. { 4
l and
Troop A. ~
Iltcau people those dtugglettt have to-
pared this A D. S. Kidney Ramgdy.
anv:“1‘aka llama know it is
good-wire know what in in ita—Wo
Milnd behind iI-—und we tool 001“"
It will help you. I: It dun I. we will
cheerfully refund your money"
or " “'
II: no I
Druuist's an or 'n
Window Wig" 2.00.1) giim gall?!
These are the local A, D. S. druggists: 1
Allen, the drought.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Cliflord Pharmacy.
Quittner a. entity, PNpl.
111 iii lillilll iii iPlllll
BASEBALL.
Connecticut League Standing.
W . .. P.(‘.
\lou llmcn ........ III II 700
\i‘atcrbury ......... it 7 .607
'Iurttord ........... l2 7 .032
ltrldgopori ......... 1‘.7 II .I‘» I St
Springfield ......... ii to .JIZI
iiolyoko ............ 7 i " . lain
Northampton ....... 7 It Jill't
New Iiritaln ....... 2' 16.111
Yesterdays Results.
All panics postponed on account ill
‘Iilll or not grounds
National League\ Bundln.
1.. P (‘
I'IIIIIIL'II 1h 11 13-1
“Ilinhtug ......... III II oil "4
(\i‘W York ”..lR ii .‘.I'.‘.'
‘lnc Innatl .......... It; I:’. '. .2
St. Louis .......... iii l‘.‘ slur.
Philadelphia ..,...,,l:l l. .tI‘II
lloatun ............. II I9 Jill?
Brooklyn ........... 12 ‘.‘l .304
Velterdsy'e lesulte.
At St, l.mria~«lirookl,ut 7. St. Louis
Al (‘lllt‘lmtt-
phlu l.
Al t‘lnclnnati
it it.
At l’lltnhItru~Now
hurt: 23.
Chicago ii. l‘IIIlIIIlcl-
llonlun «i. (‘lIII‘IIIIIIv
York I. 1‘11th
American League Standing.
W. l . I‘.(‘.
Philadelphia ........'.'1 7 .730
Now York .......... til I. fill
l)t:lrolt ............ 13‘ II ,503
lloslon ........... .10 1:: .35“:
Cleveland .......... It: 15 .404
Washington ........ It Is .IIIII
Chicago ............ II 17 .:’.II‘.
SI. Louie ........... ii 132 III
Yeeterdsy'e Reunite.
At New York—New York 5, Chi-
pogo 0,
At Washingtonwwashluulon 2,
llotrolt 0 (called acrcnth lunluu. ruin.)
Al Philadelphia Il’hilatlclphlu ll. St.
Louis I.
At iiiII-lltill'”“(Iiiltlll-(‘lei'vlflllil uIIIIIo
postponed. l‘ulh.
Gotoh Change: Plane.
(llllt‘AGO. May 20.~—IIIaIIk (IotI:.lI
the champion \Itoatler. thI again
changed his plants and will arrive here
today from Minneapolis to ilfllnll train-
ing for his match with Zbynzko .quc l.
BOY RUN DOWN AND KILLED BY
BXPHEOI WAGON.
NEW HAVEN. May 20.——.lamoa CI-
tordi, a two year old non of Ernesto Ci-
tordl. no employ oi‘ the Connecticut
00., was run down and luatnlltly killed
by. a lumber laden uxprm wagon to
trout oi' the leordl home at 73 Put
mun atrcet yesterday.
The child Who In the alt-eel. playing
at the time and ran directly III front
or the bureau. lie was etuppud on and
then run over by the heavy whcelh.
The body was horribly mangled.
The driver of the wagon wan A.
Aransky. Coroner Mix is new lunar
ligating the Iacttt III on chart to do-
lurmlne whether he driver was crim-
lnhlly llahlc.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Meheckemou-Ii. li‘. Benodlct. bridge
port: I". til wood, Bunions; J. Bitumen.
J. Maison. New York. k‘ aaroonltoln.
Dtidgoport. I“.1I. Doyle, Manchester.
Conn: 1.. F. Hand. J. W. Gallagher.
. New Haven; 8. I) Clapp. .Ir., Ali Uhllg,
New York; 1.. It. llttrlbuti, Wilton; H.
Mathewson, city; III. F. Behaok.
Roche-tar: A. El. Heals. New York: .
O. O. Daley. Danhury; Charles H. [.llli
worth Norwalk; 8 D. Sprung. A. W;
Carroll New "Yum W. lilarlu Jones,
New Hinton; HI) Foster. H. Hourly.
New York; .1. A. Thalhélmcr, naut-
more. MIL: Valentine Iii. Gibson. Hart
turd; F‘ Beecher. New Haven; 8. Me.-
Jor, New oYrk; W. 8. Kaiser Phllm
dolphin: (‘ (lornlngkliww London; W.
F. ficwter New Y Mrs. W. B. Bott-
ismln. hatthury; Mrti. (I. A. Jounlnil‘. ?‘
IGeorgetown; Exit. Fuller. Tolluad. t
THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1910
In
m :u—w—wm
. ”my“ { H. Kriegef & C0. WW3 Clotheflglgs 12:01:: (fiamily from
H. Kriegter 8: Co.
emortal Day 5 e
Ill STARTING TOMORROW, lasting until SATURDAY, 10 .80 P. M. we will
do a record-breaking business. Our underpriced movement will impress
you with many advantages of making this store your place to buy
CASH OR CREDIT-«CHARGE
ACCOUNTS OPENED
N o MONEY Down
Pay for the Clothes While Wearing Them
Easy Weekly Terms
Payments Suited to Your Ability to Pay
CREDIT IS YOUR RIGHT HERE-4t is not a favor extended to a selected few—41 is simply a matter of business. wlfich in our case, by honorable meth-
ods. has grown from a small beginning to a large important factor in the mercantile world. The early stages of our existence have been passed—our business ~
today is practically upon a CASH BASIS-a constant arrival of money. through one door. countcr- balances the departure of. goods through another.
some of the reasons WHY We solicit YOUR patronage
We solicit your patronage, BECAUSE we merit It.
BECAUSE our goods are up-to-thc-minutc and of reputable makes.
Below are
BECAUSE our prices are uni-
formly THE VERY LOWEST. our buying power enabling us to secure the makers‘ BEST POSSIBLE FIGURES. We ask for YOUR patronage on the con-
venience and economy of our POPULAR CHARGE ACOUNT PLAN. by which EVERY MEMBER of your family may wear the best clothing and pay for it
while wearing. on terms ALL can best Afford.
FORTY-TWO YEARS OF SQUARE DEALING IS BACK OF EVERY OFFER WE MAKE.
Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’
SUITS _
Attraétive Specials in ‘
Clothing
MEN'S HiGi-I GRADE SERG-
ES. CASSIMERES. THIBETS.
FANCY WORSTEDS. Blacks and
Blues
$7.98 to $18.00
All Special Values for Memorial
Day.
II 0 Y S ' KNICKICRBOCKIIIR
SUI I‘S. Fancy and also Blue Sctgcs
$1.98 to $5 98
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Shoe Sale
BOYS‘ SHOES. guaranteed the
best makes
$1.25 to $2.50
WM Suits 22‘! Codtumes
LADIES’ TAILORJIIIADE SUITS—If you take the combined stocks
of all the stores In The Norwalks you cannot find such a vast assortment
as we are showing. We carry Suits for fat women, for slim and short fig-
ures. at unusually attractive prices.
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Suits for $15. 00 and $18. 00
That are selling elsewhere for.$25 .
Ladies’ Long Coats
Pongcc. Linen Blue, Black and Tan Sergcs. also Black
Blue and Gray Brilliantinc
Prices from $4. 50 to $20. 00
Millinery
ALL TRIMMED HATS—AL
though this is only the beginning
of the season. still we made some
very sharp reductions on all Trim-
med Hats.
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White and Colored Tub Dresses.
A most magnificent assortment for Mines and Women.
They cannot be described; ya: must see them to appreciate
Shem. Prices from $2.98 to $10.00
Separate Skirts
Linen, Panama. Bergen and Worsteds
Prices from $1.50 to $15.00
Furniture, Lace Curtains, Etc.
Blue Flame Perfection Oil Stoves. on Ice Boxe Mat-
tinge, Porch Rockers and Chairs. Porch screens. Grati Mat-
J‘I‘ne and Rugs, Lace Curtains. All pricéd attractively for
FLOWERS and
SHAPES
You will find during this sale
Flowers at greatly reduced prices.
Fine Flowers from
25a to 75c bunch
. Prices reasonable. 4
Jackets for Women and Children
We have marked our Children‘s Coats to the very low-
‘cst notch.
Prices. $2.98 and $5.00
For Coats worth double.
House Dresses and Shirt Waitits
We are showing a very nice House Dress for
For $1.50
Takes the place of the old fashioned wrapper. Come
in and look at them.
Go-Carts for the Babies
We carry a very large assortment of the» little wagons,
collapsible and stationary carriages, with or without hoods
From $5. 98 to $25.00 ‘
We also put new tires on your Wheels while you wait.
otial Day. , . i
‘No nutter H
uowu
II... titer Inpatient truest. count IIIIIIIIIIIII
42 man or strangulation: Io IIIIIIIIIIII { reacts
Easy Weekly
Payments
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