mint 3“ liy‘forEx-
hat Iwithout
Mollll‘ll‘o . J new rule re-
the bar of this state' we passed at
-- anhdsl
33%” of, 33.”. pipette ope t, Chiet
tics mill meridian. area tar dan-
tcs for admission wl Lille admittdti l
6‘15: Hartford or New Haven. At
ti
W the sec and
IQSISI WeddbggltyT 0f “figufizbfl Ill
Mord on the second Tuesday oi
hunt? each yedi.‘ ‘It was also as»
‘ed that t rpresidin lam eh ll
ve'r' an a rest to~t e candidst it
hel'r responsibilities and duties as
neys. it was also decided that a
mission in bar examinations shall
twa sessionshnnually ‘ fer the
sermon 01 candidates. One will
‘ held in Hartford the Friday after
rristmns each year, and the other
« New Hover) the fourth Thursday
tore the last Wednesday of June
1 the clerks and assistants were re
. olnted yesterday. iii lv‘airileld coup
. M J. Flanagan was made assistant
(tertiary of $500. Coroners were
. rfippointod for each county except
M diesel:
,‘gi’l‘he following committee on allot
at was named:-' Judges mp1
W.ol‘ H. J Corliss. Fm Bill
me attorneys were appointed Ii
' follows: Hartford county Hugh Ai
coin; ii‘alilield county. Stiles Judson
3n: Windham county, Charles E
Siarlesi thcbflled county, Donald T
War . .all the of ore hold over.
'ty health 0 cars were named
as follows:
loll; blew London,A. M. Brown; Wind-
ham county. (LA .;Hinmau Middle
sort, W U. Pearne.
: EIIIQ
150.000
t " bottle:
BIIIIS 0F
in advancing commutation rates, the
railroads entering New York have
made increases which will insure to
them additional revenues per annum
in, the amount of approximately Si.
300.000. This applies only Iqtddflll in
come from commutation (art‘s. says
the) Wallugtreet Journal.
For example the New Haven. which
has made the largest advances, has in-
creased commutation rates sufficiently
to inure to itself additional revenues
of about [400, 000 per aunum. while in
creases in general passenger fares will
add another $3.10 000 per aunuin to Ill-l
gross revenues. The New York Coir
trails increases. it is estimated. will
add only $150,000 per annum to the
cdippany' is income. The total for these
two roads not including possible in-
creases later in general fares on the
Central, will aggregate not more than
$1,000,000.
On the live New Jersey lines the as
greéate increase in commotion rates
will not add more than $600. 000 to the
gross revenues of all the reeds per an-
num.‘ and this explains why the New
Jersey commuters have been slow to
take concerted action. On the Eric.
which carries approximately 30,000
commuters daily the added revenues
per: annum from the advances made
will aggregate $240,000. pr about 88
from each commuter. 0n the Lacks-
Viianna. which carries the same number
of. commuters, the added revenues will
Ill the same with the same average for
each commuter.
0n the other hand on a basis of 30.
000 commuters handled daily by such
the New Haven and the New Yorki‘en-
tral the increased artist to each nor an
nun will averitgc $10.50. or more than
double the amount the New Jersey
00 mntclo will be called upon to con
at (its to the instinctive incomes of
the roads which furnish them with
transportation. . -
h..-
w-uu
LADIES’ VISITING BOARD.
uw Gifts Reported During Month oi ~
May for Nomik Hospital.
The June meeting of the Ladies Via
liiiig lionrd was held at the hospital
yesterday. This was the lust martini;
of the summer. its there are no mot-i
alleld during July and August. lieg-
buelness was transacted. and the
Saliowiug gifts arutefullv acknowloili;
c 4
Flowers from Mrs Union Miss Eul-
diatom. friends of Mr. neatly. Mrs
also and Mrs. Russell Emu; mug»
lined, Dr. Walter Hitchcock and the
R t G corset factory; old muslin, Mrs.
(Joann; jelly and pickles. Mia
Thoma; maple syrup. Mrs G. W. Bry-
an; basket of fruit. Mr. Alexander;
one dozen facotoweis. Mill .1. w Stud
troll two dozen pillow cases. at Paul a
‘three Miss Lines; so operat-
I room towels. iii are cloths, eight
t, , this, two dozen table napkins.
t ‘Hflpbltill Thimble i‘lub,tili1luali
_ . L. (3. (linen; eig'ilt screen covers
a (random but water bottle covers,
fiddleii’ Aid of the First Meth-
igcopui church through Mrs.
w
tillers for June urn Mrs Fan-
.3, you. litre. w, .i. Treaty and Mrs.
@011.»
‘ WW
3 y , toiletries concur.
‘tiim lists at lay in fzial‘wood Pipe
ifilitl? You’ll "lurid gwl‘hroo bur
lava with pockets buigi up with 1 col.
‘ I} lint of a tutor
my r33" °°
. room of ail by a clerk
of the hardware moron? whom liter
“33 robbed and marched lflmoiy to
OLA TO MOOMMIND THEM.
" Mr. t Washloy‘ Reggae. "gill than.
, ,. ii lift it. to
" 3‘3 .t‘fii’ln lg". me. In it obeys
, the secretions ri‘a’tiiu
f list as mayor p aided
‘3’?’
3%, to no mood rotor
. _, ° ill a to blow packaud‘
on that: initially“ at medium»;
New Haven, 0. 10. Hoad- l
"III” OllllTII illi-
VIIIJI FILMS F IIGE
(Qantinuad from “First ago) i
was prose tell it was sues toned tillt
the result: on that had a prepared
”I WWW “midi do hence: of
which the resolution was lot over Mr
especial. unselfish Willa .. oil, which
lg to be held on Monday, ev pins. June
his‘é'tiiré litre Why of Milk
Severalo her in; tiers - moment
i‘l‘oalhlil tip at t; plat t'li in ting of the
council ,,
filo minutes of the 11“th
read by City Clerk J. .l C
:acesptod.
A resolution was submitted asklnl
that the sum of not be a propriatcd
for the (purposed og eslpbl hing fire
alarm g in and er the 1 submitted
street railroad bridge and in South
Kaihtstreet at Havtland ‘ tr-eei
Comic lman Polllrnan inc ed that the
matter 9 laid over for t is board of
apportionment for next year. lie fav-
oi‘ed the idea, he said, huttho fire do
partment is new short of ti nds.
Councilman Pau‘l. what had seen
Chief H. F. clarlf‘ have a ilery narrow
recaps under the brid e then he had
i collision with a trol oy tar. thought
iomethiug should be done}; us soon as
losslblc.
Councilman Clark thoultht the Job
an be done for $75
Upon motion of Counclmabn Ferris
t was voted that the matti e tabled
intll the council sees its ay clear to
retablish the gangs. 1
' The city clerk was authorized to
lraw orders to meet the coat of the
tower pipe now arriving for the Chest-
lut street drainage sewell‘. The city
seven. " per cent. for bay/inept within
15 days
A petition was receive from real
, dents of Putnam avenue, ill‘lrmerly Soy
,mour arcane, setting “will“ curb and
gutter line be given. as voted to
grunt the request
[incidents of Woodwnril avenue re
quested that it former motion of the
council ordering ll feet willie sidewalks.
below Meadow street, he rescinded and
that permission be given for u 0 fort
wide walk on the west side as for as.
insurance avenue and did foot wide as
far as llowndes avenue on the past.
Permission was granted.
A petition for light in Siiowiicu ave-
nue, Austen street and p rt of Lexing-
ou avcnpc was turned ivcr to tho
lghla committee. '
A petition for the osiilbllsbmoni of
l building line in Reed street visit
turned cm to the highlwnt commit
oe.
Edward Wilson, retro blended ll)
Chief H, 3‘. Clark. appiiid for a pool.
lion as extra driver f 1‘ ii 9 fire depart
.uout. The month tendiftiou was up-
prpvod by the count”. ,
A letter was received from Mrs. W.
‘i. Swords offering her properly m of.
South Main street for city hall pur-
poses. The properly we described as
having it frontage of 7 foot and u
depth of 200 'll was voted to lay thi-
oouiiiiunitaiion on the litble
The committee on the sewer assess-
ments for Meadow sired: amounted to
a total of $233.33; for Summit street.
$458.75. and Woodward avenue. 83M.-
26. The committee of irooholdurs lu-
cIiIdNi A. M. Pl)lumlfl.°JOIlll E. Paul
and Thomas Robins.
At ”It' request rtl' the wow.- (.‘illllillls-
sinners it was voted (hill the controls
sinners pay tile hondsl due .iuly lat
89,000, out of the fund that will be
in the hands of the lr humor of ilw
wat‘br fund. and that tie bonds anili-
orizcd by the city (0 of 1.000 cuchl be
duly signed and moral d by the may»
or, city clerk and wat r commission
iris and that the commissioners hold
these bonds for use in rim of mnilli
gooey.
A ploposilion from (‘lirisiiuii Elwurir.
that he deed to the rityj it til fool strip
of land in Merritt plate for blitbway
purposes was referred to tho sirrpt
(‘omitllilm- for n report at iiw ucxi
"looting.
The (‘mumltlei- of fil‘ocltoidcrs ap-
pointed to fix it uracil for Suvinour
street reported. annoiilnclng benefits
and darnngee. The b35911“ cxt'ouilod
meeting.
n,eo were
the damages. The ('0!!! lites correlated
of E. H. Mathewson. uthow (lot-belt
and Albert Ill. Winchciior. The brain
for was left with the sI‘i-oivt continuum
in be put in next year it budget.
’l‘bel‘c Is no money jun build with
which to brain the work this year.
A proposed ordinance in relation to
opening privuic ways as read by t'iiy
Clerk Cunco. This orii flfllif‘i'. flf‘lflillli'il
to limit the number it alleyways and
dead ends and designated iiil‘t‘f'll‘ by
parties opening them, was accepted.
The matter of polio pension was
presented by Corps aiion Counsel
John Keogh who said he did so at the
request of the police 1 He added that
all of the other cities f the stain have
taken up the question.
it was decided to lay the matter over
for two works. when special insisting
‘ more of boiilioii
a public hearing on th Summit street.
iAnoolu avenue and endow itll'tllll.
sewer assessments.
Upon motion of auctions Ferris
it was voted to resold the action of
the last meeting. whlh dei-iilod to in-
sert in the. call for t e next city elon-
Llon the proposition in use the avail
able “30.000 bond liens for n lire
house. Then upon 113‘ lieu of Mr. li'crv
riii it was voted to is vs the resolution
in relation lo the pro oiled rlviie l'l‘lllm'
over to #10 next inciting, two weeks
hence, i order tha‘ ("in nor ration
counsel may put it i n, par orin.
councilman Paul Ill . um corpora-
thin cleanest Kirsch i it would be In:
gal to use the atom for the Lawrence
street newsl- which -- id not he built
on account of'tho l level. for other
sewer work about till city. Mr. Keogh
iieldthat it cannot .
.. two was vo’isd
from the south: 3 fund to meat
quiuAi'ao lei-ricotta.
Court Edmonds ’l mioiit. of this
.ulty. hold a moat last evening at
mum hall. in '3 tread avenue.
when officers were
t‘lmlllfm Will his lie r
trig, Julio 30th. . ‘ ‘
nominated. ‘l‘ho
' “Tutti or
skin Iian’ilgryfa
m Thom to
”Indium. the new
hit that notice be giv:
3131‘”. no one is one to purchase
bout first obtaining the sample
aeolian, which will be sent tree to
all one who writes to the Emergency
in rotation. 32 West Twentyiflfth
attest, New York. This is usually
snort to clear the complexion and to
t a face of pimples. Every one
o harmed pullout snows that the
wheat box, on this at The Clifford
Pharmacy and saw. W. Kelley .lr.'s.
as well as all other drug stores can
talus sufficient for the worst cases of
scheme. where the surface affected is
hot too large. The itching ceases on
lirat application. it will also cure
acne. (otter. blotches. scaly. scalp,
hives, barber's and every other form
of itch, including itching feet. Being
floshcolored and containing no ground.
the presence of posters an exposed our
faces such as the face and hands is
not perceptible. Water and soap can-
not be used in connectign With it as
these irritate and prolong skin troub-
bios, sometimes even causing them
ruaiumeu oneness.
W
Road Said to he Bottling Allan-d iii-
justice-«Meeting Veaterday.
NEW HAVEN, June 7.-——’i‘llore was
a meeting of the Ideal committee of
the railroad conductors and tralnmen
of the New Haven railroad in this city
yesterday forenoou at (hid r‘ellowe’
hall on Orange street. At its conclu-
sion leaders of the order left the city
to take up with other local unions
along the system the result of the new
contention that has arisen between
these men and the railroad with regard
to the settlement of their runs under
the schedule which the conductors and
lrainmobt signed with the company
some weeks ago-4t schedule which
was was considered at that time very
satisfactory.
Now, it appears, according to the
claims of some of the organisations
of the conductors and irniilinen's
unions that the arrangement is not so
satisfactory us it may have scented at
first. ““831. They find. it is claimed.
that their revenue on the eastern end
of (by division has Crimp necessary
cut off by the laying off of seven
trains, wiiili- conductors reporting at
New lint-on with spare hours in wait
before leaving horn. have been Riven
short runs up into the bark country.
it was stated here inst night, ul-
tliriugii General Chairman .iorc. Wall,
of the New lluvvn (l, R. i‘., was not at
hand to coiiiliiu the story. lw having
gone to valdoucc, that the road
had taken notice, of tilt" vulnplnimis.
that It but already relilalitirul four of
the seven trains which had been laid
off. and that a commuter of ”It.“ con»
doctors and irnliimeu would work
out the other grit-various Of which the
men coiuplaluod with (luiinrul .‘tlau-
tiger iiiapliia later.
CONNECTICUT GRADU ATEB.
Frederick J. Brennan. of Bridgeport,
to Receive Degree at the George-
town Univsnity, Washington.
WASHINGTON. June T.~~Among llll‘
graduates of the law school of (tourne-
town university in this city are two
th)nuectlcilt iuen namely Frederick J.
ilrouuan, of Ilriiigupori, and Leo. J.
Kelly. of lloi'kvillc. 'l‘lii- former villi
receive the (it grep of insular of laws
and ”Ill latter the degree of bacheloi of
ill lilliiii u will}
So general has the use of separate
costs become. mat even the dimlest of
summer gowns. is provided with this
accessorywn‘ot always, of course, of
the“ practical kind. but of the kind that
makes for beauty and style.
Siren when the stock itself is quite
severely plain, the ends of the lapped
Discos are frequently iinished with
finely platted frills.
be woman who dresses with taste
ninety would no more wear an
elaborate gown and picture but down
twin to do her shopping in tho morn
in: than her husband would wear his
Mills suit to business. it is appropri-
ateness of dress inure than dross itself
that counts.
Black still “holds its own, though the
advance of really hot weather will no
doubt produce a loaning toward the
lighter colors.
'l‘liiiupil fashion calls for short and
somewhat bizarre styles in coals. if the
longer ones are kinder to your figure
keep to them rather than turn to tho
novelties it never pays to adopt an
tlgreioming style because it In fashion
a r
it is not necessary to be elaborately
dressed in order to be u picture of
daintlusss and charm; but it. in new!»
story to have onu'u collar pinned ovcnl
ly, shoes wall polished, hell and skirt
equally yoked together, cic. Trlur
ness is absolutely essential to an at.
tractivc toilette, Silopplncss in these
modern days Is not tolerated
Lille touches of color, as intruder
neck- how and boutonnlcre with an all
gray costume. give the requisite chit- to
very simple morning costumes.
it. is predicted that the narrow skirt.
gathered into the still narrower hem.
will not long be with us, and few will
mourumlis curly departure.
There is no better blouse for wear
with tailored suits than that unmit-
very simple of thin mutcrlul colored
like the still, out all in one, and tin.
iahcil with lingerie frills at neck and
sleeves.
l‘hisi color and while are combined
in uvvkwcur. gowns, uvcuinir cloaks.
and always ('llt’ti'ililllllly. providorl only
that the senior has the i'oquiruil (‘livnn
urea of cutnplvxlnn in hour the (arm
llllllillilll well.
All white cloaks iii tthi‘t'l' stuffs and
great. variety of iii-sign are the delight-
ful complement of summer gowns, and
illfl)‘ be worn with vita-limit effect with
several different downs.
An exquisite pfitmt is obtained by
Wearing a pink not waist mubrniilermi
in self color with a pink linen suit it
i‘xaclly matches.
'l‘wii items with-b the worm-u who
want to travel a innumerable distanci-
with only liami ltifignm‘ will have in
her ling are a ulylislilynmiio foulard to
Wear in lill‘ tllllllrl“ table when sili-
stops at a “MN, and it not or other
waist lllf‘ ruler of hot unit so shc ('llll
him- a "coalition" when occasion do-
iuuiidu with only the one still.
.‘v‘i-vtt'r than the bolt arrangement of
«tilt and built and but at front is that
at trout and back and not at the sides
It is been in some of the r‘iutlii
ll enema ibni hm: plallllilru are on
the mud to n kt‘lltlflll revival; certainly
trinity llllrlli‘lth' gowns display them in
one way or number. as well as neck
”ninth pull oillcr small nt‘t't‘asorlva.
iiuv'vialua lhc tiiiunl order of things
.nnii placing a stiipod thlfi‘ou over it
laws The deareou will be awarded at lI‘W“ Silk “3 ‘ ""3"“an ”"3 I“ "I"? “I
the (‘XI lt‘lst‘a to be lll‘lil tonidllt
Alltlilitf‘ (‘oiinmllciii marinate of n
\lbsiiillgton titlinoi is \t. ll White of
i-luillclil. who line just finished
course in tho lilies Electrical school
He limit lilo prim linouii till the 51..
Duporow print- for Iiitlitl satisfactory
work in testing department
Naval Graduates.
in the onlclal list or the navy ill";
pertinent of the 125 graduates of tilt-
naval academy at Aunamlls are two
Connecticut young mun. iiiuiiuiy.
Thomas Moran. of West Haven, and
Edward B. (llaou. of New Haven. The
former stood hid in the class and the
latter 78m Moran was appointed in
Senator llruudcitec and Clinton by
Senator llniliclivy,
Bulb have been ordered home for
it viii'niioii. litlil later on will bo ilrl
visited to duty
Coming to Goorooiowu.
Tier .I ll Hittite recohilv arniliiuiml
from lbt- litliiiliy lliviiiiiy titlioiil til
biliiillclowu. has been made audio
litiit rector of St. .ipliu'ii Episcopal
church of Georgetown. and will r'tilci'
upon his duties. Juliet 5111
NAVAL CUTTER iMPROVEMENTfl.
Local uetlon'a Boat Haulod Out and
Given a Clipper lottom.
The steam cutter which iii part of
the equipment of the liwai section of
the Connecticut Naval Militia. was
hauled out last work in Rowayton her»
her and while she Witl on the photo
but- bottom was covered with ('01in
after the paranoia» had been removed.
The host was reheated on the high
tide of Btlhdly night and iii now bark
at her Pilot. island anrilorule.
The steam cuiior has been behavlmi
handsomely since the naval boys hutp
had her and they are greatly pictured
with their boat. which has already ink
on them on it nutnbhr onions liipii. the
most extended of which was ”it!
mortal liuy period cruise to Mitiilli‘v
town. The boat lit very sinniii-h and
uoaworihy. she Ill 40 foot ion and has
it to horse mar stamp on; o. «
arm oiiti. Diesel- and
“#3;th and tails
Hopkins. aged it. who two months m
was placed in the horns of d. J Cool:
at 'i‘urn invention: it. Francis 0r-
phan Asylum, l‘lsw listen. hint disap-
pearod and the police have been both
field. has girl was placed in ours tit
Mrs. cook‘s daughter on Bliturtilr and
later was sent on an errand Elie did
not return.
will“. “Wall TONI 1'.
Court Laurel. Daughters of rubella.
will meet this main: at. the delights
of Cellini a quarters in South Main
street 'l‘ilii lil’ ll be it monthly Illittliil
. session booths milliliters will have the
privilege a: iayltm it spent etch.
I
;ilio unis of securing a non-l
M”, from the itppiiruttbi suspended
the wall in that one orbit-from the
Pflirt'l
iiinl llflil ll‘ll' l) bciu adopted like flit
fruit: of pink silk overhung with black
his . and white siripwi KRIIM‘, the owrdrcas
limilmcd with it plain build.
A large black thip lint is trimmed
'wllii n Hf'ili‘f and bow of white tulle
\‘ulloil with llllli‘k,
ni one side,
(lurk-red rose
The very llt‘Wt‘ilI model in turban la
the "built. it is of the hottest and
most flexible of bump, and is very tic-
Iinhiful on. the bond.
Wouldn't it be appreciated by many
thousands of people if our trolley t‘tllll~
puny would «quip its high upon ram
with stops to make selling on and off
easier? in addition to tho short of
limb, the ovoinsioul and the children.
their» fll'f‘ hundreds in Fl‘t'illl' boilllh
who no out merely for the ride and
aim would no ulterior if it new not
in. the moat effort of pitting on the
ruin.
There are scrub faces to which the
"(11. clear style (it winding llw swift-ii
about the lll'flil iii vui‘y becomlnil. This
In it sort of tailored morning arrange-
ment, Mill the same is transformed
into all i'weiiiiiulriilffurr. by the mldl‘
lion at the buck of a large cluster of
puffs and curls.
The pill who can make the irish cro-
chi-l lam-it butt it In her powor to make
for a tow route 1\ long and handsome
and in its lilt‘illioti.
la t‘illllllli a large. rich.
,lalioi (bill would cost her from fire to °
tori dollars in the shops.
Never were there so many novelties
for use on the dining room table as the
jcwricru and tlfl'lil'iflmt’nf stores are
showihit new. and one of the very best
of them is the improved cusserolowex-
quiiiite iiierictisilvor frame with iii-(b
proof linlnu llmi can be brought to the
table rlahi from the oven piping hot
and be it (bins of bounty. ton.
Almost no good its the shower both
from
Bill‘ltydli‘ilblt which can also be used in
tduanuinii and multiplying, unit of worse
isn't nearly as expensive as the for
tour.
Ablt less common than the motifs
of irisii hire lot into the lingerie waist
are those of Cindy. and they are our
ceodlnply etiortivo.
Very dainty and trash is the little
summer down of pink and whttodxl
tif‘iltl muslin with white fiche fastened
with blue velvet bows to this Willi
the alhfavored combination of blue
and illillt iii inducted. The neck and
sleeve itifllt'fi are of white, like the
tlchu.
whyspsptim our national ailment
roach Blood hitters la the astloniu
cure or it. it. strengthens the sin
itch membranes, umbrellas flow of it-
poll to white. purifies the all
fi'flll'l Jamaica
.. The boat oils
,3 . .oClilol'i and Lines
Pure S Vgpraucl
§,g .
I}? lit EVERY BOTTLE
Imelda
’l‘llliiltli are no chemicals
in CLICQUOT CLUB
Ginger Ale—no encchnrin,
chemical acids, coal (or flavor-
ing or color. T he finest ginger,
the best sugar, and a touch 0!
the best limos and lemons are
used; and the watqr is the
finest ginger ale water in the
world.
(Pronounced Ric-clue Club)
Ginger Ale
U59 CIIOQUOI Chi) and '
can be sure of using it 2“;-
gingcr ale the musket .il .‘l‘;.
Other Clicquot Club Zlmrrr“
Birch fitter. 331: r: FL.
Saracponlld. tum.
Soda. Blood ()l’tifty- .
M”? "it lies: 3.1m.
The Holmes. Keillor & Seilecli 00.,
Wholesale Distributors, Nor-walla
Vicriwi'orhspofiéomrsvsn.
—e.-.—_
Two Slater: Taken ill in Bridgeport—-
One Dead.
HIiIlKlR‘I‘OR'f‘. .ltliii- ’i"~~~i'-lpoili-tl for-
or has made its appearance in this
iii) causing the iii-nib of Lillian Fill
the toil y'ont olti dauphin of l'.ii-
itch ii. iii ,x. foreman iu‘ llit.‘ lliltia - iiit
Millli'lllllf‘ Iron (‘0fllllilfl)’. Snitiriilt)’.
While it ei‘t‘ollil (lulllzilltli‘. Alh't‘, is lit
llrh‘fil‘lll In St. \‘illl‘i'lti's liostpiiiil wiwri‘
her illness but: boon diagnosed It} fit“
attending plitalrlnns as being illi-
same as inuaid (ht (It'ltlil of hit silt-
tor
A serum “50“ iii Ilk‘ lttltiucvuli lins-
pilul in Non York for such i'naos will
be tried in but tlISt‘
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\I UP“ a girl gets old i permit in halo
at new slip nulls neuritis: Hillliiiillt‘ sluice.
ill [1 [MRS l’lllll
“Authority Sfylu”
Shoe styles rho from steam
to main. Buy n“Au—
thority Styln"and
, always have tiutmidymiuie «
tug of knowing yourlhou . = ‘
m m in every detail. ‘
Condombia as they ,,
(”in metal “Clali.
New' “"091” i.
Our new Spri and
" Summer models are
Coins in and see that»
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Two Stores.
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THANIAO‘I'. A GINIRAL BANKING
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CHICAGO, June 0r»? A. Delano.’
liresident of the Wabash 1-.ailroud one
or the railroad presidents who will call
upon President 'l‘nft in regard to the
federal court injunction against in
creases of rates by western loads, said
3 yesterday:
i ”i do not like to talk pubic: it is a
i bad word. We Americans are prone to
go off the handle auii there is contin ‘
. uotislym condition in this country of
storybody against everybody else. We
should hoop our clothes on. Pan oil
are the result. of a number of calls a;
and one of these, without the others.
is not sufficient to cause a panic.
"Railroads are up against it. pretty
hard and everybody acorns against
. them, but those in charge of the trans—
pminilon interests should he the last
of all in got excited. for by doing so
they add to the problem rather than
‘ help to solve it The present Injunc
lien is u (use 'in mind of one class
jumping iii a conclusion and passing
by Millie method at their disposal.
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BERLIN MAN FINED S50.
BERLIN. J uue 7.¢~William SJBrucc,
of West Hartford, driver of the auto—
mobile which ran down and seriously
iniqredlluzel Vile on Thursday evon°
tug of last week, was found guilty of
reckless driving in the local court yen-
terdoy and a fine of $50 and costs was
imposed. Mr. Brat-o ai‘ipcnlod to tilt-
Superior Court, and Charles Griswold,
of West Hartford, furnished bonds or
$300. Prosecuting Attorney B. l.
Clark assisted by W. H. Glbncy iron-
iiuctcd the case for the slate, and the
defendant was represuted by Attorney
Goodwin of Hartford.
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WHAT A SUMMER GOLD MAY DO.
. A summer cold It neglected is Just
as opt in develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season. [)0
not neglect ll. 'l‘alto Foley's Honey
and TM promptly. it loosens the
rough, soothes and heals the inflamed
nir iiassngos and panels the cold from
the system. The ilridgo Pharmacy. "
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REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATQRS
Refrigerators
We have them all, the way down the line from the largest and
best to the smallest and least expEnsive. Look thém over now while
the line is complete.
The A. .I. Angevine 8: Son Co.
i34436 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
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The Hatch 8: Bailey Co
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN
YARD TEL. 46-2-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description
Sash Weights and (ford. '
Moulded Wendi-n flutters. two sides.
“Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Roofing,
warranted
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MILL TEL.“
One. two and thrcoply Tar Paper.
Slntors' Paper.
Sheathing and Buildera' Paper.
. iinir insulating and Deafenlnz Papers.
Century Compound
Stops‘ Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint the preparation called "Novcrlcak" is not suitable for stopping
bad looks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "Ct‘lllili‘y Compound." ,
The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court April 11.1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 60c PER GALLON and guar-
antee all roofing work for three years
T he CenturyRooiing8: Manufacturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON 81 REET.
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AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN A"? UNION 8T8.
Neverduéiy Street Oil
10c PER GALLON
(it Will Oil Your Street for to Square Foot.
HAMPAC‘TURID IV
Century wireurltooriuc Company
at “AVIIW AVI. Tolwililm “I- IAO‘I‘ “(MIMI-K. GT.
Reich 4 clot ate]
Now Open Under New Management
Shore Dinners a Specie aty. Dancing, Boating.
Bathing and er Attractions
HIGH GLAD! OONOIfl'i‘S, AFTERNO ON AND IVKNINO. OH THU PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
1rd. 500 JACOBS BROS. Stampers» “ ‘ °
Norwalk Chronicler