ll ervous? m“
, fact.
iuiuiiiiini
liiili wuu iiili
I ”that it it Passes Business
Will Leave This country
your doctor; prescribe the
clue. He knows best. The
however. that Ayer’s Sarsa
vrecisel to hisliliin‘: ‘ “’9'“
OYSTER AND FlSHiNa NOTES.
(From the. Fishing Gazette.)
'About the middle 0! the month
planters will begin going over their
beds in Long Island Sound. getting
things in shape in anticipation of In
"astlf Wander: at Greenliori, 1.. 1..
are already at wail: on their buds in
Upper Poconie Boy, as the “not.” if
there is one. 1500110in to be found
about “it! end of this month.
Signs of a "a " at Bridgeport and
South Nonwnlk are usually soon in
August. All Bridgeport. shells will be
‘ planted. while ut South Norwalk, ho
.. WASHINGTON. June dmnepneaen-
'Itltive Hill has received horn a promi-
mt woolen manufacturer in Connecti-
nt in letter. a copy or which follows:
. "The proposed bill is so much
5 ‘jmrso than the old Wilson bill that l‘
‘ m sure that if it is imaged it will
drive the whole woolen business
‘ (amounting to some four hundred
: {unions of dollurs annually) out of
the country practically
’ “The Wilson hill made a good start
towards oil-union the woolen monu-
Inoturers out of business and if con
filmed a few \oars longer might have
done it very effootheiy, it did allow
the foreigners to flood our markets
_ {Vitli low priced goods. which wore‘not
consumed for it long time after the
Huxley bill had liccnie a law.
’ I“The Wilson hill gave us free raw
utterlul and 50 per cent udvsloroiu
ion our fine goods hilt the proposed
Underwood bill chnigios us 20 per
out. on our raw material and only
gives us 40 per cent. on our goods in
«order to make it any where near equi-
table as compared with the Wilson
bill we should have under the new
14.11-01.60 per cent. on our goods to
-flu&llm the 20 per cent. extra charg-
ed on the raw material.
' “Mr. Underwood says that ho ex-
pects to have forty million dollars
worth of goods imported. which lets
one cat out of the bug. in other
words. he wants forty million dollars
worth of goods made abroad instead
in! in this country and that of course
means the stopping of out iullls hard
and our workmen will be idle and
hindering and the soup houses will
have to be stalled again as in the
time of the Wilson hill.
"The woolcn mills hie beginning to
i
i
fool the effects of tariff reduction Will Be Held on Thundny. Juno isih,‘icriuls' in 1000. were purchased princi-
an: seriousli Oui customoro refuse
to buy goods when lime is 1'4 possibil-_
abroad. at a loss mice and ii is going
to be a very serious muiior.
“Ad vslarem duties are hover fully: bt lli'lll in thocounciicliambor. in Walli‘“ ”“9 ”HAWTWM-1i‘”“““‘"““";:fi 07 7:20x . 40: .‘l il'ii. R: nix.
shoot and lime in said to be hours on 2"” '9" hots ”WNW“ 5" 1909 “7‘“ 2 19:37.10:20x 10: 40:: 11::in
collected and no foreign country on-
sets such duties where ii in possible
‘to use specific duties. We have very
fluent evidence in tho wooicu and othv
or line ohssrious nildorrsluiuious and
they are going on ovary day and can-
not possibly be stopped. bin ihé
'pound duties are sum and the govorir
l .
llnoi‘onse it to 17%, mills
cause of it having natural bottom. it
will only be necessary to scrape it
The legislative committee o: the
Connecticut Oystoi Assocaltion met at
the National Trudosmou's Bank in
Oionge sireoi. New Haven. Conn. on
Monday, June a at z p. on. to consider
the matter of the proposed increase in
oyster taaxtion. The rate is now 15
mills and the state officials want to
Hearings
on the subject are scheduled to take
place before the stale loglsiutme on
Juno 0 and? The Connecticut Oyster
Association will he represented at the
lioniiiigs.
The commercial fisheries of the Uni
ied Siutes represent on annual in
come to the, fishermen oi 862.000. 000.
Capt. Charles K. Wedmore. with
sump New York and New Haven oys~i
in?
tor shipl'vors, are getting things
shape for the construction of a hill
oyster dreduo which will be among
the largest oi‘lts kind afloat.
have 11 capacity of 5.000 120311019. The
big oyster dredge Columbia, owned by
Capt. Wodmorc and others. has hoenl
sold to the Senishipi Oyster system.
Andrcw litudcl. of the Andrew liullsi
Oyster Company. of Bridgeport and
South Norwalh (‘onn, and Charles
llv’lnttn started for
\‘emorilny. .lilBi how long thus will re
main in tho West will dopond alto
gerhor on how rapidly that “ind up:
their business.
-—-"Gencmily debilitated (or youm:
Had sick headaches lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all rundown. Bun
doc Blood iliiicrs made me a well
woman "~11": Chas lv‘reitoy. Mommy:
Conn.
H..~.__.....m-.. m
HEARiNG 0N CROSS STREET
in Nor-walk Council Chi-moor.
'l‘huisday, June rain. has been not:
My of purchasing ”mm Wm hcre or for the first hearing on the proposed "A in forming Mi bodies
chunuc of layout by the t‘iiy oi‘Nor
wnlh of Cross street. '1 ho homing. M.”
position to the w.orii no that 11 “mm
llklillilg is nuixiilpulod. Thorn are ill“ 843.080.000.11iiiuoronso oi 00 lW- 2 .,49x
number who will be greatly bonelltddlwm AI“ “WM“! ““1 i“ W" ”3‘“ l“ 0 1151:. 0: 40, 13 his
in ”w chnngo it is fluid. and home “mainline in addition to those 73.000 do: 1141:
Eon for tell him. valued at
will claim damages. in reality the
(humid will no a bench! to oil
i‘ rOHli slroci has been out of line tor primnriiv A“ “'0 m”“"““‘“‘° “l “0““ i 1" PM
' llii Hilliiill lilliilll
t iiiiiiiiililliliiilllilililli ;
ii: properties, and is entirely free I
4' The Value of Products increases 5“
Eleven Per Cent. in Ten Years -
It will i
the Pacific. (Joust A
ll
Acting Census Director Falkner
issued a preliminary statement show-
ing the general results of tho Thir-
toouih United States Census oi cstiill»
iishtnonts engaged in 1000 in the man-
huis. ’i‘ho nintotneut given complim-
iive figures of the quantity and cost of
tho principal materials used and the
quantity and value of products mono.
fucturer. for the 1000. 1004 Mid 1809
continues. prepared under the direction
of Chief Bintiutican William iii. Stou-
urt. division or nmnuiaciurors, by L. 1)
ll. Weld. export social ngont. Tho lig-
urea are subject to such revision its
may be noneosury after further exam-
ination of the orlgiuol reports.
The operational of only those estab-
lishments engaged principally in tho
trianufsoturo or fur loll huts and wool
(alt huts nro covoiod by the statistics,
which therefore do n01 include the
ninnuinciurc of cloth huts and cups.
siruw hats or millinerl‘. in ilio tow
[establishments which mudo both wool
felt and fur (alt huts. the pioduoi
which predominated in value dolor»
which such establishment was unsign-
od. The reports were taken for the
calendar your nuding Doc. ill. 19011.
iwhorovor the system of bookliooplng
permitted, the figure» for tliot period
to he socnrd. but in some inuinncus,
iwhero tho businoss your oi the coinin-
iiishmont ammo from tho calendur
your. the reports relate to the business
Eyvur falling most litigill)’ within 1000.
l The roll huts lire mode from ruhbii.
Iconey iilld nutria iur. This is tho
lmont important branch of tho but in
ldusiiy and includes the mouuiuciiirc
of dorbion and soil toll hats for men as
wear. and also hats for w'omcnn use.
except such its urn made from uool.
Enhirh nro roporimi sopiiiuicly its ‘nool
élt‘ll hum."
'ilio uumhor oi osiuhllshmcnis in-
irieasod from 171 in 1800 to 273iu1000
30150 per cont. iiinl iliiv mat of tho priii
Htipiil miiioiluln uaoii iron) 411 $510 000 to
{817.464.1100. or 48 puiccnt. The nmoum
lot initicrs iui “lilill in the most im-
poriuni iiiiili‘i‘ll’il used in ilio industry.
lincrcusod lioui 0.100.000 pounds in 8.
000.000 pounds, or 30 1101 omit. The
400 000 hoi bodies. reported under "his
lifts ;
utocturo of for toll huts und wool toll. ‘
mined in each instance the industry to ’
611'
I “The Best in
own of 313er
"Well. ism frond ol n."
all of my stove. 1’: a New
and i think they
must, broil and lake
and the kitchen stays mu
faction; no ashes to clean up.
As the bride led her friends into her
cool. spotless kitchen. they broke into a
are the best in the world. They toast.
liy well-madly to
coola and cleaner
otlierrange. This stow cuts my kitchen work almost in half. "
“ion is no wood or cool to carry for a New Per-
” lit; out at a touclicl the fingersncconomicai as well as
quick and conveniont.
the World”
Il'ie said, "ande oudcst of
Perfection Oil Coolosiove.
action—-
snwiili any
It is ready for use as soon
Mvihl. Zudlbunmmh
mm Hm cmmbd (M0.
PIA-I'll! Raul-44441400044004 T
will mlmcnuhhdwhu
will»!!! a cab-oi lap. wlmhhimd will:
tackling: tow rub. air.
when: or mm (at de-
«112:4! w lino-cud W
Standard Oil' Company
“It." entail
cost of the principal materials used do
crossed from “Million in 1800 lo 81.“
847.000 in 1000. Thu quantity or raw.l
wool used decreased from 2.718.000.
pounds in 11-300 in 1.203.000 in 1909. or:
50 per cent. This iii accounted tor puns
1y by the use oi wool waste nod millin;
which increased from 563,000 pounds
in ms to 1.282.000 pounds in 1000. or-
40 narcotic. and by tho (not that mm
bats were made in 1000, than in 131111
Mtwiilistnndin; tho increase in num-j
bur o! establishments rind in value. oi
products. increases were moordod in
tho use of hoiiorpfp'ur. shoddy and woo
Tune T able
New York New Haven
4
i pnllx by small finishing twsinblis‘msniu
from other tootoriou which on: (illRliK'I
81 Hartford R. R.
in Effect Juno 4, 1911.
..-.—~-._
1
t
i
i
jdroasod from $3,592,000 in min to $2.-
;- decade.
.los produced tor halo decroniiod from;
3 56 .000 down in lilliii to 54 000 down iul
- 1009. or 4 nor cent. niiiio iiio mine in
foil hat hodioo and ii dccrcnso in fur
ioli hui bodies.
The ioini value 01‘ products di"
457,000 in 1904 and incronseil to 34»
382.000 to 1009, u again of 22 our cool ‘
tor the donndo. 'i‘lio uuiubm of wool
leii pain produced wos dill 000 «Glam
or 7 002 .000 huts on increase oi 11?. per
cont. since 1904,0111 smuilor in .7 pet”
cont than wars mined at 33.047000
an incrouso of 15 per cont. during iho
The number 0! wool hats bod
l
crousod from 8120 000 to $300 000 or
.18 our com.
in addition to the product rcporiod
show them wi-rc iiiunui’nuiurcd dur-
mg 1000 in tin loll lint siruw hui nod
milliuory establishments 43 000 down
wool toll. iiniii ulusd iii 30117 000
The total number or 1in 4144"! Mail
onol and tor. produced in tho iliiiioiil
Simon in 1000 won 44 “010000
.4 ”a...“ .. .
\\ out to got rid of that grnphopnno' g
i
Till! 40484 villi“! 04 ill‘udtila inrronsoii SOUTH NORWALK 1-0 new VORKA. Try MI (“Change lid in Till" Si‘i‘illml
l
from 8:27 iili 000 in 1800 to £47.50 101.000;
001.000 down or 355.414.1100 tints ruined i
titanium. l
Wore mndcl In oninhlishmoniu cnlnflml
lent guts iis mono) and tho honest yours and ldr some time it has been “‘1‘” “ml" in“ and “l“ ”“9- making.
importer goth fair competition under
that method of duty."
Mm...
.
Frederick 03. Coloamu, iho nowsdonl-
or. has sold a horse to C. A. Summit”i
”WM..-
WHAT
i WENT
THROUGH
Marciano: Lydia E. Piuiiluun’ 4
Variable Compound.
Notiok. him.» “i mount sxpm
it wont; through during the chili:
. . lilo boioroli til
i din Ill. linitiation
coats is (Join.
poundJW iniiuch
hnoryoiu million
1 could not; kooyl
Itiii. M limb‘s
am y sensations, l
, doouidnotnioa
grills} lwmiuoiiy
timid: Iblhsliml fig
i
it.
mode the a wait woman.
born and friends doctors ii
wsmiriio trot-ins. Lydia
hours ”Vows to 00m undi
I 140 from: women
“411041 0.8%“;
“in AAA
silo 'Ruiis. '
A t i i is
0W “Mow
- soon upon a hrsooh oiiihe oi nor/villa.
_ it will he in chili-go of .1. it hum. of
11in for yours.
plunnoii iochuugo the layout (lily En. .ihe ‘0‘“ production for ”‘0 COW“? 0:4411. 0:003. 7:001. 7:12. 7:021. 0221:.
10:2“. 9:43.. 10:28.
hinder Charles N. Wood bus been huuy 7
making mops and plans for the cilantro
nud thee ouncil is roudy to have the-
“(it‘ll slim. ’i‘ho lionriiiuu will ulurti
somoiliiuxvm no doubt I
-w . “wan
TVPO'iI'HETAEI IDELEGATEO.
Thu (‘ onnoi'iiout '1‘) poihotuo hold its:
.lupne morning at this 110191 00111an
Now Huron. lust night at which them
were 84 diners from all ports at the
ninth. Muslims» of a mineral character
only Willi iriinuucied. The following list
of dolcmltos in to the national convon
Mon at iiouior. ilopi i to 7. won con-
iirnird: ii ii. iiillcupii- or Sliillllfll‘ll.‘
o it runn- or New Huron N. n ’
iiroinsrd. of Hartford. George M Ail
iiinii or Non liuvoii. .luuioa iii. l’limp
ion. oi iiuiiioiii, illlil i. (‘ (Ionian. of
l’iridiiupori. A not of six iiiicrnntoii to
till the pianos oi this committee won
also dosinnniod to ho drown upon it
uomnsory ii is Mix-omit hounvor that
oil 01' this detonation nomad will so.
YOUR NEIGHBOWQ EXPRMINCI.
11th you may protli by it. Take F‘o
loy Kiduoy Pills M. Morano, 24 ”Wood-
hriduo 81.1vlnrti‘ord.(loun.. onyx: "For
many yours 1 cultured with wont kid
new and had uwtui pains norms my
back and won miserable and tlrod out.
i heard at Foley Kidney 15111: and the
good they worn doing and decided to
try them and not mind i did for utter
tolling them a tow any! tho polo loft
my back and although i have trillion
only 0113 bottle 1 no ileum thou i
1 Mount my too
much for dilator s Kidney Pills.” The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. ’0. Wire
morn 0: Co. “
Iii/41.0444”. ”M4014 A? DAV
VlLLE.
According to reports from Long its
land. the aenilhipi Oyster milieu: will
Wondfoyviiis. 13". s. doorway. yids.
30,403,000 hats. During tho your and.
ind June 30, W00. there were Milo im»i
ported 112.710 down iiir loll huts, vuiw
tied at 839?.017.
'l‘ho numb" of fur toii hot hodioni
unit hats in tho rouuh hot! for union
1
i
;: iocronmi from 100.000 down in 109 to.
1:07. 11:30:.
300.000 dozen in 1009. or 122 per cunt.
iiild the value incl-tinned from $083,000?
to 323704.000. or 172 per cent.
The number oi ounhliuhmauis on
sound in the wool toll hat industry (low
cmnucd from 124 in 1800 to 47 in 1004.
but incronsod photo to 31 in 1000 u
iioin or 20 our com tor 1000001410 'i‘iw
I HOPEFIII. HESS“! T0
80".? SUFFERERB Illil
Mil WHOSE Illili
48 Tiiiliiliifi
W
ihtniiruii' nowmhnld litter. ‘i‘ho "mo
in true or scalp diorama. in 7004 mm
um iii 11 0001p dismiss. 'i‘ho irouhio
with tho moody salvo: and lotions. ihii
uncalled dondruii and «0qu euros you
burn tried so in is that they don't do
anything but tampornriiy relieve the
itching and coho the dnnonu‘i so it
dousn't fall until it‘s driod out satin.
Nothing can oiiromroaity ours such
troublos but a mi snip medicine thin
will lull the normal chiming doudruii'
and scalp (llamas.
looming from loading follow drugs
crisis throughout Ammo»: that they ‘
had round 0’. whiirwind curator «loud I
ruff. saunas and sit dinosaur or this
thin and scalp the Finnish Drug atom
on proving to this lsbomtofisui 000ia
pounding the irrational that it in tho
most prominent drug store in this
our securod this agency for vino toms»-
dy. This Milled! is demo. tho cloud. ,
liquid pmmrilou linii 10119 lbs germ ‘
oi discus Ind limo Soup to wash tho 5
mm or skin oisnr slid clash of tho
dundruii u loads rind by its soilssotic
Million nooths Ind tidal v '
“a
‘Nfiw YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.’
5:003. 5:10. Min. ii 01: ii: 03. 8100:.
8:031.9:00x,0:30.11:0ox11:30.12100x.
Bond-n.
Ii. M.~~«d:00, 1:30. 8:00;. 14:03:.
10:02:. 11:00:.
1’. M.vv-12:04. it: 021:. 6: 04. ii: 01:.
‘7:2vix. iizilox. ii 30):, 11:00:. 12:00:.
‘ 80014-4 NORWALK 10 NEW
HAVEN.
4:26. 0:121. 0114:. 8:47. 7:103. 0:0”.
N
100114 uonwam "r0 onusunv.
A M 1‘.’ in 5:003, 5:41! 11:.0s‘
9:1“.
4
l’. M ii! 31.x, i::(h. 1.37:. 2:411.
:12”. 4 1.x. 3 00:. ii. 35 othilx
72101:. 1:52;. 0540::
ii). i
Sundays.
A M- 12:4“. 0200:. 5:411. 8:64.
P.M-i2:i’ll1. 2134!. 2249:. 0:35.1
A. M.~--—4245X.
8:001. lithilx. midis. Mills.
10:02): 10:05. 11:00:. 11:03.
i’. M.~~~v~i‘.i:ilax. 1:10 1:001. 2: 003:.
021.01. 4:151. 4. 214. 4: 321%
0:40. 8:46. 14:00:.
0:40;.
A. M.--l2:ii!x.l:l7x. 1:57;, 0:09.‘
7:24. 0:1:lx. 10:22“. 11:11x. 11:47.
P. M.""Hl$071, 1:20. 24:11:: 3:17;.
9:10;. 10:07:. 11:19, in
fluidly!-
A. M.»«»~i..:i?n. 1:113.
9:11. 10:10:. 11:11:.
P. hi.-i!.l:22x. 2:103. 0:303. 0240.
7:101. 8:301. 14:40:. 10:37:. .
DANBURY To DDUTH NORWALK.
A. hi.~~6:00, 7:23. 8:00. 14:18. 10:04.
11:00.
1‘. Mimiziix. 11:33:. 8:00.
Motion.
)1. hip-«17:65. 11:05.
P. Liz—«moo. mm.
W
iib’lx. 7:40. .
A. hi.-’1:iiil. 0113.0:27. 10:00:.
. P. Mw—tilhyfizflx. 4:363. Mix.
6:20. 1:18. . .
_, Sundays.
14. H.w9:lh. iui‘ililii.
P. M “4:15, 7:10
pm vom: ro shown
o :4 Now i-iiwgln. N31.» London
' android.
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{CityNationaiBank
‘ promptly and uourioounil
13:13:, i
TflANRACTI A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FAClLlTY CONSISTENT
WiTH SOUND
BANKING
Capitol Surplus Ind Prom:
$100,000.00 “17.00000
anus-m»... '
Onto Damn Boxu 03 and $5 per your
SDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pool.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lit Vice‘PrOI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 20d Vim»
Pros.
WiLi-‘RED BODWELL. Cllhior
DIRECTORs
I. H. Mnihowoon Samuelammmnn
John H. Knapp .4 Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Henry Boymour Fred H. Rowan
l
i
bowls R. Huributt l
i
-. .w. . ,w,,
lli
* Proud of: Your Clothes ‘"
May we have the pleasure of. showing you the ex-
cellent line. of ’
'i‘uiior mudc-ioordcr Fabrics? Soil groin, Winsome
blues. sprightly plaids. indeterminie stripes and
chocksw-ns gvive as you wishmas guy as you ilke.’
All garments cut to your individual measurements
and guaranteed to please youma bold unscrtion. but
it's so. '
ca
Made in Six Days
$18 to $35
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. in now 1185-2
Our Reputation at Steak
We cannot afford to sell you info-
rior meats. because we. have a repu-
iution [or handling only the slum-
rior cuts and qualities; and when-
ever We find that we cannot main-
tain this high standard, we are
going to withdraw. But up to date
we have always succeeded in pleas-
ing our many patrons. and we believe
we con ploiise you. too. Won't you
try and see?
CHAR N OK’S MARKET
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY
man-v on" n
_.. mm»... W.W-.... .a...._._...~ ....._—
A'lTlNiI ARCE ALL HOURS DAY 81 NIGHT
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works ill Connection
Time 904 Sidi‘lifilii‘“?
Does
SEEM HARD WORK to get ihe heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the furs
mice now. and restore the worn out parts and clcan
'I it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to sum it.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
EETIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNisHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn.
I m
. WW W.m..,.....,.
at the 4-door, 80
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. Wind shield. 80! and oil lamps. Bosch ‘
magneto and coil; sverythinx first-class. Guaranteed tor one your by
the manufacturers. (or 81525. For full particulars coil or nddrols
.F. E. LOCKWOOD 8: CO.
on Wall BtnsimiPhono) Garage. Water Strut, Not-walk. Conn.
'lI‘ho following are "0qu Fania “ We
handle only and uuuliiv 0i too. tho
but in tho oily ilur inch am innocent
and rolilbio. All orders iiro illlod
Our mutton
urn nociii‘uio; you you correct Weight.
And. host at all. our customer: not
with uu. (live on a trial order wail
convince you.
Brookside loo Co.
OH!“ and ”on”. N. v. N. H. 0 ‘M.
"a R. 'ulflh‘ Vi’dpAfl" .41. 30. "a"
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
QOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tolophono 441 with Brunch millions in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln Asphalt. Worranied I Barrett's Amatiie
Bursitis Tart-ed Feitwl. 2. 3 ply
if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Norwalk Chronicler