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tic State Central cmnniitee, the
row ot- the committal. (Shims
‘ Comslock talked ‘ireeiy as to the
d or onto/ion lathe .partnrsgardl
tho gubernatorial nomination. In
y to sovoral.;.qlleations rcxardina
matter, Mr. Cmnstosk said:
y..Hal‘lp0ny- and. unity in the party.
billed. in what the Democratic
.‘ ply In the. state now wants. and!
‘ uni: confident train the drift of things
.‘tlng’t we arc aoingto Iiavedt. ‘Tliero.
{- .. hover was a better chance for Demo-
0 is in will in Connecticut than pro-
ill in itself this year. The Republicans
and faction tout. They have anthem
lhdir pledges to the people. made in
‘ til i‘ state and national platforms.- it
" is house divided among themselves.
:‘pfiCandidalos for govornorl Wall, 1
" say, unofficially, that the drift
ms to be going toward Judge Balll~
‘ , first: General Hoary A. Bishop, of
Wilhelm". has: many advocates;
Mj’yor Buckingham. of Bridgeport, has
Ipportcrs. so have cit-Judah Hum-
411%va and Mayor ll}. L. Smith. of Hart-
'. "ifiil cannot tell just what the meet-
in ’will result in, but you may be as-
tili ad that a got-together spirit is in
thé nir uniting Democrats. 1 don't
know what may be done regarding cil-
dtirscmgnts or wholher any shall no
provoked, but all those inattcrs, guber-
ii toriai, congressional and otherwise,
wil clinic in for consillorution.”
‘Conililitcl’niau p; S. Roberts, oi
East Cannon. representing the Thirty~
first. district. was am- of the early at"
”rivals, llc is state auditor and ”was
in torlner campaigns a candidate for
both treasurer and controller, had this
to say: “()ur prospects this year are
good with the right candidate. What
do I think of Baldwin as gubernu‘
torlal candidate? First rate. wr- can
win with hlnn bllt l dm‘t think we
ivommitteciiieni can prop riy dismiss.
oral least endorse candidates. If wc
lira wise We will win. The wranglcs in
the other party make this the oppor-
tune limo for us to put out best foot
forxvard."
Andrew .I. Brcnnllii. of Bristol, Fifth
district: ”The chances for Democratic
victory arc Iictlcr than for years. 'i‘hv
indications are thus the pcoplc an»
dlscoulcnlcd owing o conditions. As
to a preference I have none. except
that Judge Baldwin seams to be wIdl-ly
talked of. with Honicr S. Cummings
and others also in the arena."
‘lmwrunrc Fallon. Seventh district.
New Britain, would not talk candi-
dates. “Our work begins when tho
state conventionends," he said, but he
thought the party could win with
Baldwin. '
George Foster, mayor of llockriilc.
eitpresscd billion]! as cmphnlically for
Baldwin. Mayor Fostcr iii going to lu-
llle Democratic candlutc for sheriff oi‘
Tollaud county ncxt fail and it Is nat‘
ural that he. should dosire the strong.
pat candidate that party could put for-
ward for governor.
Eat-Senator Donovan was lmprossivn
for Judge ilaidwin: "lil- is by for tho
ablest man in tho slalc.” said ho, “ and
l remembor some fights ho was in and
he showed the inoitlc there was in him.
I tell you, sir, Judge Baldwin can win
and so far as i can soc now, his will
be the only name inculioncd in tho (‘Oll'
vention uud ho will lu- nominulod by
acclamnlioii.”
- f'l‘lic convolution will ho hold in Now
Haven in Svptmubcr.
animation—‘6? nur-
rlc I8 lilillilun
((‘oiitiuucd from First l’ugc I
part, upon his slull-monl that ho will
appcar in tho town court on Saturday
morning to answer to tho churuc
against him. without his having to put
up a bond for his appoumucu.
According to tho rorsion of tho at"
fair as told by (‘ilplulu lilinl It scams
that yl-slcrday aflornoon liclweun .I
and 5 o'clock :lIi'. Maple-s lii'oro down
Milin Bll‘t‘e! in his automobile lo the
corner of Main and Wall strut-ts and
was there hold up with arrerai other
Mums by the captain until the mad
lihould [in clear. Mr. Maplos, without
waiting for the signal to start, did start
and was chill-d by the captain. Cap
nun lluiu warm-ll him at tho limo run
to lot it happen ltltilill. In tho Illill‘iillll'
Willi Mr. Milllit‘ii, was his wifu. About
hair an hour llllf‘l‘. Mr. Mullins again
clout to the spot. this liinr alone.
Mr. Muplru hulloli ilil- llliil‘hiill' ltlili
ill‘lllrli illl' captain why he Iuld rulivd
him and not llll‘ lillwi'il \lho hlld lump
at fault. 'l'lw l‘lillliliil told Ml. Miillil‘h
to mow oil. unit this ho l't'llihl‘ll to do
(Moor llunl than told him again to
mow on. and upon Mr. Maples refusal.
lieljumpoll into thc lillil‘lllilt‘ and took
him to the Water slrccl poiico motion
placing him niuior arrnal. (‘llptaiu
Hunt said his ruuuou for doing lliiil
wall that sovorul olhor conveyances
were being held up on account of tho
auto of Mr. Maplsa.
i’rlillcluitiuu Allornoy liiivla wus
thrill rallod and ho pn’rinlllod Mr. Mu-
plol to no. nflor warning him in up
in the town court tomorrow morning
lit ll o'clock.
Mr. Male-il, in talking to uliiiiu
Manda later In the day. will his ilidu
0"”)9 story. .He said that ho hull
doing to tho spot tho first limo, and
that, lit Captain iluut had said. ho was
hold up to await. tho clearing of tho
congnlitod lrhfllc. ilv mild that he did
”ill inland to hrniill the law by Mili‘ilt‘lft
without. the signal. lull that ovcryhillg
ioolllzd View to him and that he had
was on accordingly. Ha proceeded up
Wail “rat to do some a upping. Than,
rathdr than wait for ii I wife in one
it .iio drove up Mill Hill and around
i ll block. Ha came again to the corn.
or «topped his mohino to nail Cap.
. my uni. why he lulu been singled out
of"? the rest. in error to receiro a
’ will it ; The ulnar-r of Hit" law, ho nnld,
tdld hit to more oil and that in- bud
affiliate to talk than. Mr. Maples par
Iii ‘ in an explanation of why ho had
_ ‘ ’ tlijd one to monitor tin- lil’llfllli‘t‘
‘ a ’ffl'j‘no‘ono also. Then tfianlliiu final
it“ ’hdlrdlid hill niuliins uiul art-outed
Milli" Ho was not aware ilml ho was
.Aiiidheying the law and was arr-ally
. filled to he placoli lliillcr arrast.
d Ulillitilim l)! the calo- will hit
WW
thrill instillation
win-W
initial
A ’promlnent, { national expert on
skin discuss whose name you are to.»
'mtiiar with says that in all his auteur
>tii'ic axparianc he has never found no
hard. I. dim .to conquer: as Eczema.
Yet. he has not hesitate to recon»;
mood «0 and moat aucaasiul reins-v
dy for the treatment of Eczema. itch-s:
In: siiir troubled. dandruft, pimples,
blackheads “and all other diseases of
thealdnand will . Ho days that not
only do its-carat ve qualities make it
popular but dildo titulact. that it; is"
a clean. iiqnldyomody for (external use. .
A rgroatr‘itnprgvemeiit over the old
style gi'ollsy solves and lotions which
are not only unpleasant to na‘otbut do
not destroy the aorta life time caution
the disease. ZEMO draws the germs
to the surface and destroys thliiii.l
leaving the skin clear and lioulthy.‘.
Can be used freely on Infants. it. il.j
Plain-loll will gladly supply tliosc who.
call with a free sample bottle of
ZldMO and a b0oklot which explains in ’
simple language all about skin lilol
eases and how to cure youraoll‘ at
home with ZEMO.
..~-.—»u-—-.w——l—w~.~.--~_.. i
watched with some Interest by tho au-j
toists ol' the town and by tho frionds;
of Captain Hunt and Mr. Munich. bc-l
sides all of those who witnessed the;
ilifair. ' l
\
l
, uranium. j
Mrs. Roy Bills, of Norwich is a guest
or friends in liar-loll.
Ralph Andrews, 01' Now York. was a
caller iil town ycslorlilly.
Mrs. George. i". Kennedy, of Hoiiiors,’
is visiting i'cInlIvl-a in Norolon.
Mrs. George R. Perry. of Matillilllillig.l
is visiting relatives in Norotnu
Ilolglits.
spending a few days with friends at;
0 Ridge. .
Mrs. F. L. (‘arpciilvig
clieiie. was the mum” of
Ntil‘liton.
(it Now llo-i
lriciilis in;
l
I
hold a rchoursnl Inst t'\‘t'lillli£. much in:
Ult‘ Ullloyincul of thc iocul I‘olk ‘
Iiryuni Scilrll-s. of Now lluwn
I
has
rolurnod to his Ironic, ntlcl u ion linys'
visit with rolaliri-n in Norolou
Heights,
“in Nlii‘oloil llolltliis (‘llcinll‘lll Ell-V
zinc l‘onilian)‘. hold a dam-v all llll‘ tlrci
rooms \\'cdncsduy niahl. It “as “oil
.lflf‘lll’li‘ll‘ mill provcll Ill inc uuolhrr vii-i
jnyltlill‘ ufi’uil‘.
lty Ilil- Iiroalliuu of ii wuuoli shall.
which causal llil- homo to ilil‘ll Hull
llt'lli)’. pnrlil upsclliliit thu- wtlaou.‘
’l‘lioliuis ('. (‘loruii was thrown in illi‘
4l'llllllil with l’llllb’llil‘l'llilii‘ iolw wIilIo
.Ii'iliugnloupllu» Nor-walk road. ro
tuition in n wry scvol'r shaking up.
John l‘rorlll-ll “fill urrnsll-d at Now
‘on Ht‘iKlllh, choral-d \liil:
‘iy l‘oiistlllilu lA‘Ulli‘tl‘ii. iio [Jii'illll‘ll’
ililily whcu art-niuuml Iwiorn Justice
William II. Willnioil. will) 3(‘1li(‘ll(‘t'll
him to II. days In tho county jail
i‘rol‘kl-li said Inc has glad lit! Ililll lwoii
urrustod lit-ration he could now got u
bulb and llfll'l‘ a nod to sleep in.
Two iiii'al- door were soc-ii just back
of Noroton ,vollloi‘duy. ’l‘hoy Wt'l'f'
fol-ding thorn. and scouted unconcorn
l‘d about lhvir suiioliudiligs ’l‘llcy
wl-ro lbr-ru about half an hour uhnn
n don uns- N'Nl filllll’lilllililll: thrill
'l‘hl-y iliul'lod down lliruuuii lhc lots.
iiilliliuy, lrcinl-ndolls bounds ililll lonp
log the high fences “'llil tho ui‘clllvsl
Misc. soon distancing llic don.
Don’t Let the Files
and Other insects Bother You
This Season.
lint out your trusty tuna and jot
down the incaslircuicnls for Iliack or
_llai\‘ailizcd Scrconing. or Scrcon Doors
uml Window Screons. winch wo harl-
lli all sill-s.
fiSchlichting Bros. 8: Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Mom at.
Dnrien
ill-loci lll'ocoriou. Hay. ilrlliii. Flour
and Ford, Hardware. Paints. Glass. ctr.
liltillll.
Mrs. lllrdililll lilil‘lll \l'mlill-nllul
.\'orwllill, tho Klit‘hl of hot lluughlor.
l
I
ill
llliwurll l‘liiclioull-l tilll‘lli ill'l‘lli‘lilillli
Ilay with his fllllll‘l‘. ll. It}. l‘lilrhostl'i‘.
litiol‘gt‘ 'l‘hoiuuou. of New York. has
boon tho aiiosi of his pliroiila for lll'\‘-
oral days.
lillIllon i’ill‘lllt‘ rtiliud on Not-walk
fill-mill last work an roulr for his now
home In lllilyukr. Mails.
'l‘ho Handing t‘irclo met 'l‘lllli'llduy
nill‘l‘nmm with Mm. w. ll. Ilarl at tho
(‘oiiarl-galionui puruouaac.
May nuplos havc riiwncd and none
and now wild all-awhorrlan urc roudy
for picking. ’i‘ruly an curly fruit Ht'fi-
«on.
A how Iiiiil- tnlill- anvil into effect
this work Hilturdny. horn! ii‘llmi'iil‘l‘ii
uro hoping for iilltlor uorvil-o cvcii ill
(lanolin.
John Edward (joinutnrll. willow fun
(out ocriirrlul lulu Wm‘lf ul llll‘ l'omlru
ltillloiinl (ihurrh. was for iii yours Ii
mmiihnr'nl that cliiitunuiion, ‘
Frederic .i. Middll'liriioit. our of our
nummsr residuals, unanimous tho mur-
riaat- of his llilillzlillil‘. Marianna Monro.
to (loom Huntington Richards. of
New York. .
Mrs. Richard Abbott. of Cannon. iliili
Mrs. A. ll. tlorhnm. of Wilton. ntlcnll-
rd tho worming of Hoary Mum-on. of
f'niitlon, and Miss liollil1 favormt, of
South Norwnlk. til Ihal plum», Wrdnoa-
llu‘yllflcrhoon. '
The long continual! cold wal wrath.
or in alum-what discouraging to tho
farinlii l-oinllimiily. Oiic fruit arowur
set out on» hundred tomato plants and
has lwuntynllvo remaining, owing to tho
dovnslntinz cutwortn. which acts no it
N‘lillmv In tho rain. cvcn cxtnmllnn its
lIuprollutioiio it) ilowula. our! party torn
rilPIIl‘llill , "‘
. “infiltration.
Miss Alubcl it. Blillow. oi' Milford is} ‘
’l‘lil- Norolmi Ilolullis Military llnnd‘ I
Vilm‘llllt‘) .l .
FRIAY. JUNE
’ ' 1“" m. . . .
i lliin 535.. ,Yw
3v 19W
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a... on
W?
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u
rest to Every Norwalk WOma
have been fortunate enough to procure at a greatly reduced price a
. ‘~ - shipment of the famous .
“LADYWARE” BRAND
' The national prominence which “LADYWA RE“ WAISTS have attained in recent years has been solely upon their merits. They are made in well-lighted.
sanitary factories. Every yard of material used in "LADYWARE" WAISTS is critically exan'iiucd by an expert. Each worker must be a specialist. making one part
only and putting his or her best efforts into making that part superior in every detail.
On Sale Tomorrow '
$2.50 “Ladyware” Waists,
$1.49
Wonderful values. Same with high necks have insertions of Val.
and Vcoicr Incl; others of fine embroidery and batistcs, vcry exquisitely
trimmed. Not one in this lot worth less than $2.50.
Tomorrow, $1.49
6 .
fl
WAISTS
o
Another Shipment of Sample ll
$300-$350 “Ladyware”
Waists, $1.
Great assortment of line liatisle Wrists; some have insertions of open
embroidery and fine lace; many have profusion of tucks at back and have
effectively designed cuffs and collars. Actual values. $3.00 and $3.50.
$1.99
’ $2 and $3 Hand Bags, 99c .
rigs. The most extraordinary offering of Hand Bags ever
made. Just l0 dozen in the lot. Made of mi! goat skin, in l0 and ll inch sizes, full leather
lined. some with ovcrlappinglrather. covcrrll names; others with fancy brass trimmings.
Each pursc fitted with small lcnther purse and card case.
valurs or your money back within 30 days of this sale.
On Sale Tomorrow, 99c
it’rry but: guaranteed $2 and $3
99
Some have several rows of tucks;
sale
.. ....,.-. M...» am many-um».
Grecian Puffs, $1.98
Something new. Grecian Clus-
ter; can be worn with or
without the braid. Scc big
display: all shades. On
A
HATTERS’ CONFERENCE.
M
It. Work Preurculo Wall and New
Near Comp alien.
'l‘lll‘ i’lliilhl‘lilll‘t' of roliroilmilulIron til
llip iiunbuil lllll Miluui'aclurrrn‘ nmn
clation. lhc liulloli llnlli-rs of North
Amrrlcn nod lbw lint 'l’riuiowril‘ union
rvmlulod unluy tho unnuhlvralion or illc
pi'opnsrd worklua llarolunriiln and will
ploliulily loniploln llimn.
it was slnlnd yosicrduy afternoon
that nvorytliiuu was moving alonlr
uiiiliothly toward it complain adjust-
ment of all tho nintlorll that urn includ-
ml In tho Wll'iullii sections or the pro-
lilll ll hull of “it“ llaiors. ’I‘hr post also
llllflt’kii poi-w, Iii‘lill‘i lliill (‘Ilililllm'il (in
iho oilior hand lhu dumpnvuu in amid.
for thy Iiuy crop.
u...-
”Ronniuirs the bowls. proulotaa
«my. natural morriuontu. euros con-
oliputirinw»Dunn's llugulula. Aiill your
«harmful for till-m. lib cunts a boil.
iNJURED TROLLEY PASSENGER
SUEQ.
Hurt in Accident at cumin Col-nor.
Milford, He Asks Connecticut
Company to Pay 05.000.
ltichard llcrllins. a rcsldeni or posed aarooilwnis and that It was ox-
llridaoport. who In l-mploycd us a period that the work of tho l'olii'oronl'o
lnunllryman in New Haven. has would ho coinplolod within a short
limo. probably today.
*M“.’> .w— mac- .
PRIVATE KILLED IN FIGHT.
brought unit for Show against tho (loti-
nnrihuu Company for inllirlas rocelvoli
whilo ii pusaoiiaor (in our of the coin-
ilmiy‘s cars from Billiaonurl to Now
Huron on March 2!) incl. iiorhina says
“ml at flillotlo'u corn r, Milford. tliol
llli‘ Illl'lioll prop and lint ho uniform!
u fl'nt'illi‘f‘ll collar bandit wronchod lllo.l.'i‘. Mlli‘l‘liy.0flili’l saniacoiiipuiiy.
tort ahouldnr, and three h itch ribs. In a list thrill netwcon tho two man
lliliotio‘a rumor ill tho scan of manyl on 'l‘uoildhy night! down of tho iraal‘dy
nooldonls. 'i'hc punura have won lilodl ranching hcrr rumor-day. Murray will
in the alllwt‘lOl' court. 9 lliulrlod by court-marital.
aio ilvury F‘. Fry. or tho Milli Com-
pany. aiilllolioll at Furl a name on
Sullivan‘s island. was killed by With
will refund your money if you can duplicate these fine Parasols
2’s -
M Am...
~ MINT
. “The House of Activity and Progress”.
"“‘° ‘‘‘‘‘ W” “92 Waghington Street .
CHARLWHTUN. 8. (3. John lirwl’rllh ‘
SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
$3 to 5.50 Silk Parasols, 2.69
Never a Parasol Sale like this. 50 fine, silk Parasois in pongee. in all black, red, green, brown, silk taffeta.
others in black and white checks; others in Dresden flounce borders. We
less than $3 to $5.50. The entire lot on
2.69
(ma—now “a..- p” .
i MR. ROOBfiVfiLT ENTERTMNED.
UWINiN, .lullc a. .llr. lowdown
‘ Willi ti anvil! today ill lill‘ (lillllll‘)‘ illlilll‘
lof (‘ol. Arthur ll. imc. win-w llhlo
\wtl- l‘lilt‘l‘illilll‘li John lliil‘il‘l. prowl.
idoul of lili‘ ilil‘lll hurliruluuiii hoard:
irlir lini'ry liuiiiilioii .lolilmmn. and
tom. ltohvrl Iv“. innit, llic .tiuuicllv oil
pilircr. 'i‘hc fill‘llll‘l prculdvnl urrivlul
l-nrlv Ill tho lilil'i‘llliliii, having uloppcu
l-lirolllo to llflVt' Iliurhcoh with William
Northrup McMillan. llulinu tho oilpi
lililon In Africa Mr. llouaovoil sloppoll
Ior sort ial days at Mr. Mrllllllilu'u AM»
can qunriurn on .lu .lu ranch. This
morning Mr. illuiilorall (’flill‘ll upon .loV
*aupii Cimmhcrlalu and the two cumul-
nd in prolonged convolsaliou. The rat
uraii strum-men recently reform-d from
tho Itiviora. wlioill'l- ho wont lust il'liir
luary whim in row foolilo lioilllli. ’l‘ul'
visit south prortul M‘llllflt‘ifll.
CHAMEERMMD FOUND DEAD.
H'l‘AMMlllli, .iune :l.~»«M rs. Mary
lirudarick. cliuiuhormnid ill a local ho»
tol, burst ll hloud‘vosm‘l in liar log and
bird to donlh in i1 rmiui iilrliit‘. holol.
The body wall flilitlli yonlolduy.
.l, “4..."... won...»
sous Norwail'l, (loan.
39c Hair Rolls
25c
All shades. net covered, very
light; regularly 39c. On
sale tomorrow .25:
may... ‘ .....
CENfiUS lNFORMATlON.
mg.
MR8. FOOTE VERY ILL.
Condition of President of Trimmon' None In Forthcoming From Office in
Union in Critical. ‘ Washington and Will Not no for
li.\NilIllti‘. .luua ilu-letl‘ro will lw. ‘f’cn 0!?! or Lona-r.
tiniwilll null ieliu‘oi'l- round in ilillv: l'lly: WASHINGTON. June dwindllii'y ill.
al.lhu uniumumm-ut illill ilftni'lioliii llio consult oilico this morning regard.
that Mrs. llliicn i-‘nulo, prouldonl of illl‘ itiniiio now census brought out vcry
llnl 'I‘rhunwi-u' union, to l'l‘llll‘lllly IIl litllo information. Aaroat many m‘hcll-v
:u lirr house at inomirinw. . ulos have hoop rocoived. but all yet. on
Mr». l"tiolo illlri bush in poor iit‘lilfll‘lliliillniiflll lllll bran «unmanned, and
for mutual months. All prcsldoutot till-lino office does not Mon know lulu
'l‘rinulu m‘ union. or which orllgnnlzn. what localities have forwarded the to»
Hon "lift “it“ noon lilo executive head 3 turns. ’i‘hc director said that probably
for many years. alto lioltail active wot it i sumo of the .tlonnocticut schodnluu urn
in rumination with tho trulln motor-lip tho allied. bill It would he at Icon!
nut-o now in scallion hero, but silo was. to days before any information would
ohliucd to relinquish tho lash auroral be given out. and it may tails mum
it'll-kn nan. hot-misc her health would longer titan that.
not permit lla continuance. 'l‘lio (‘lllllilllii office is a wry liwlv
Whllo Mm. Foolo's condition has,pincc now. however. and tho work is
«aimed hf‘f‘ relallvus and friends 00h~1llhing put into shape as fast an ill”-
aldrruills alarm for name than. there slblo. ‘l‘hc officials aro overrun with
has lint-ii mnstnnl hours that with rest . inquiries from all ovur the country.
aha would regain her normal health; but no attention iii paid to them. All”
lint illif‘ has gradually grown worse, run the information as to population will
til now It is such as to cause gravest , be given to the nowapllimrn all soon on
anxiety. ran y.
Many a candidate has spoiled hill.
clinilucu ivy ,bcing ton candid.
M ».a..
The tool in still ltooltltlit a position
altar uni Wino msa‘han found a lab. .
Norwalk Chronicler