. . . .0 _. 9 9
whatever upon the color of the
hair. itcaun9t puss ‘
. own on our:
_ RTFORD, Juno 10—-—Eieven mllch
’ _st. acocuomipanied by n certificate
. . J; that they had undergone tile
Wulosis test in Ohio, Wore quorum
ed in New York because the oili-
ls of the State Board of Agriculture
filmed to accept the certificate show—
. a test» by a doctor not an omcini,
it afterwards driven into Connecti-
, Where they inter devioped tuber-
culosis. This was the information to
valved Monday by Commissioner on
.zDomestic Animals Herman 0. Averill
. 3'10 authority to authorize other than a
physical test. In! has no other an-
. thorny to‘condé‘mn except where there
{filo daliure to pass the physical test.
In. V. M. Knapp. of IDanbury, acted
1101' the commissioner in the presence
at Dr. George E. Lemmcr, the Don-
iury health ofltcer. in which place
the animals were held. All eleven
. animals were killed, one curt-nus was
«condemned and all the carcasses were
infected to a slight degree. The own-
él‘ of the animal condemned could not
lie re-imbursed, for the now had not
teen in the state six months.
' ~ “This is simply a case we not hold
of,” remarked the commissioner yes-
/ ‘ierday afternoon. "How many nul-
znols are coming into the suite the
lame way we do not know. i have
a suspicion that quite a little of that
‘ in being done. These animals show
no physical symptoms of the discuse.‘
to they cannot be condemned by a
‘ physical examination. There is a need
an a. law requiring all cattle to be
ficcompnnied with the certificwte of
Health or a certificate. that they are
flee from tuberculosis ”
‘Rllllllll llBlE illilll
,, ~' in l SilllKEll
m as... and Entertainment
Program, With Refreshments"
is” Enioyad
Never, before bus there been such
a largely attended and a more success-
ful smoker than was held last night
by the Round Tobie Club in their
. . ‘ labor to head porters in Wall street.
Commissioner Averill at present has. e a q
Nearly oil the members Were in at-
.tendunco, including o number of non-
‘residont members and guests.
The finals of the pool tournament,
for which 'Arthur '1‘. Murray so gon-
erously presented it very handsome in-
.inid one, were played off between W.
upranhlin lllshop, Jr., ruled nt 110, and
Harold A. Baldwin, rated 125.
. Bishop won a well deserved game by n
margin of nine bulls. The gnmo was
ivory close all the way through. Mr.
Baldwin starting out with a small
lend, Wlll(ll was held down by Mr.
Bishop until about the fifteenth lrsme.l
when Mr. Bishop made a run of eleven ‘
belle, including some very difficult
shots At the ending of the next frame,
in which he made another run, he
needed just one bull to go out, while 2'
Mr. linldwin needed eleven. Mr. Bold»
win, who made the. next brcnk. ielt
the balls pretty wall closed up so
that iiishop pinved a nest safety. llnld-
win failed on the next shot. which
broke up the "l‘iuncb and Bishop can.
lly made his one boll thus winning
tho tour.numcnl
immediately nilcr the game thof
Mr. l
pi
mSlAl
Measure to Reduce Wool Should
Be Title oi Democratic Bill
to Reduce Dulles
[us or ilillliili
Veteran Member Puts issue Up
Toiiiajorily
WASHINTON. June 6.-ltoprosento~
live Ebenezer .l. lrlili, of Connecticut.
llilleB strong objections to the demo-
$crutlo bill providing for a twenty per
cent. nd vniorcm duty on wool and
lnmnufucturen of wool. He has given
out the following statement:
“The title of the bill is ‘A bill to re-
duce. the duties on Wool and moon.
factored of Wool ’ So for us the effect
on this country is conccrnod it might
be a ’lliil to reduce wool and manu-
‘i'ncturos of wool.’ for thut will unqucs
lilonuhly be the effect of it. The Wil-
luon” bill was the lust oxprcssion of
democratic ideas on the wool tariff:
{it‘s oli‘ect on the whole was dilute"
'trous to the industry at that time,
inlthough undoubtedly there were some
cases where in the three sud a boil
Hours of its existence some ostublioh-
Emonts proupercd in making specialties
iwith the advantages which free wool
lgnvo, but inking it as a whole 1 think
the prnotlcnliy unnmlmous opinion of
As to the selling of the carcasses proaentution of the cue “'38 "lfldfl- ’01 both the wool groom 2in the woolen
01 ten of the animals, he said: “1 (2-0:: 1"“ ‘1“ M a “11“” 83'9““ of ”mm“ ““d ‘ mnuuincturor was that it was not than
older that there. is more safety for
the public where the animal is kill-
od than when it is alive. Whore the
nnimnl is sold for meat and cooked,
there is not the (longer that comos
{rem using the milk. This is only
mother instance of the luxily oi” the
lows of this state."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
-. Mahackemow-J. R. Klegou. .l. K.
fiteiner. H. Rosenberg, James lineber.
R. C. Young. M'H. Dowues. New York;
B. H. Edwards, G. \V. Slonn. Bridge-
port; W. ll. Rogers. li‘. W.
(eon. F. I). Lawton. F. (‘. llrccns. Pl.
‘S. Smith. ll. Mathewson, city; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Brown. llnyport. L. l.; L.
R. liuributt, Wilton: C. P. iletmey.
New Milford; F. S. Drownsley. Strsb
lord: id. Westerheck, W. w. Pope-ring.
,Ssyvllie. 1.. 1.: D. K. (lole, Northporl.
‘L. 1.: A. C. llnrnum, Dunbury; G. H.
Wnierhouse. Providence; F. llnrlen.
Patchoguo, L. Ii; 1.. A. Libby, Hurt
ford.
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SPAT UPON HOBBLE SKIRT.
WATER‘BURV. .luno lllruilldiiv‘ronk
Danette. spit on ion women Thursday,
because he did not like the bobble
Mus? '
in City Court. yesterdy, the indigo
did not answer this ouostlom but non-
tenced the mun to 30 duys in jail and
., to pay a lion of $25 and costs. suggest
, ing that. n commission ought to be no
pointed to outnblish ‘tilc mnn'u mental
condition. I'ionotla l9. ’2 rears of are.
He ruined ton gowns Thursday in his
travels tiowri toWn bv spitting on!
them. ills snnily bus boon questioned
onwotller ocouulous when be how been
”tested.
Iimvloy,i
T. J. hicGrooy. New linvcn; (l. J. Pid-
'upplecintion by the winner The score
true as follows:
Bishop. 110.
5 ill-w!
8-~- 2 7
ti 7
il 1 12
u 9 .
4 ll
’9 .. i it) ‘)
9 6~l
7 Swi
iii 1 2—~l
Sml 7
7 8
7 Swl
7-..] S -1
ll .. .1 4
‘l tl~~ i
l 2
s l m
110 llll
llcloreo»Nc>rmnn ll. Show.
Scorer~~«ll. lioyt Moses.
immediately utter the some an
elaborate sprund wus served by Jesse
\\'hitt.bcud, of which everybody pur~
look of very freely.
Next slung the line of onlortulumonl
was it vuudnviiic lmrformuuro notion
up on the spur of the moment in
which umumber of the nielnbors show.
oil in remnrhuhlo amount of lnionl.
'l‘ho uudlonoc was surprised lit could
of the dots. ovillently not roullzing lilt-
horn.
lously showed their talent in comedy
plays. but never before huvo they all
tt-lnpiod [lily vaudeville “ulunts”. Not
only nnuniiolu of tho ciuli displayed
their fililllll' in this line. but also it
number of ghouls who were plosollt
gave some rory clover umusomoul.
(llgnrottcu null rigors were very
You
Good Looks
Ibonid’ bo u source of pride to ml.
Soliow nkln. pimples. blotchos your!
mptioun roll for lmnuxlinto attention.
It Ihouiil be your aim to get rid of'
these dlsflgurinx signs of impure blood
mqulckly.c certainly. lnoxpouolvoly.
No outwunl application will purify
yam-b
BEEGHAM’S
' PILLS
help naturally from within.
columns the system out] enable “our
atomnch. liver and bowels to nor a
; Natuulntendcd.
a. few dance undone how
you will be rid of impurities.
and how your blood and your looks
be benefited. Thoroughly tried
3 will proved good this finally remedy ill
lhe Best Of
Mr females. nérelmn'n‘ run are specially
minimal 599 instruction: with each box;
dr.lnkn
hiurb credit in due, hot only tho on
terluimueul committee for no ooluy
Mr. \t'hituiloud, for tho spicnditlrfood
nud lbc Why in which it won usrrcd.
’l‘ho ltouml 'l‘ubio ltluh bnslnlwuya
miuio it. n prnollro or melting thoir
smokers lufurmul and with no uonvon:
tlonnllly ultillunovoi. .illun nffordlug n
mighty smul time every tlmo they
could togothor
Things are going to be just no lively
nil tho summur. no they huro hourlch
one of tho islands in the harbor on
Which are two or three pretty little
bungalows, where they will be on
cnmped for Jun or throc months.
Things look very encouraging for a
good time all uummor and it the plums
uro curried through nil right. thorn in
no doubt but what there villi ho
”slime-thing doing" at “Climb Round
Table" uil hummer. .
THE BENTlNEL FOR VAGATION»
nus.
Rondors of The Sentinel leaving the
city for the seashore. mountains or
rural renorta, or for Europe. can bare
it sent direct to them by mail for
any period tiesiretlmdnys, wcuks or
months. Addresses may be shunned
as oltun on desired.
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Good things to eat at hour's.
adv. .
890
Baldwin. 125. E
minor pousossnl by their fellow moon .9
Thu ltonnd ’l‘ublo Club has prev. 9,
plentiful us well an all itintls of sollll
hide and sucrcnulul n unlokur. but nluo;
possible to nurrosululiv tint“ on the
lbuuibens of either growing or munit-
l‘uclul‘ing, wool in this country In the
lrutos proscribed
fl'ntlouhlodir lilo improvcnwni in
Vmnnulurluring facilities land the rt»
ldlulion in interest rules in the lust
loixmen ,venru would bu somewhat
\ Liivlpiul in the prosecution of oillmr
Ebrnnch of tho buuiuoso. hi the some
grutcs now, but i think it in u fnlr no
:sllmpllml ,llmt when llmsc ruins hove
nor-n unmod. or their equivalent. ii is
‘lln' inst word possible with rrfcrouco
no the woolen industry. and tho: any
lroduction below those rules uremia tho
hurrying on of the business in tho
ll‘uturo in u poor nod dying condition.
with n r'onsonulllo corlulnty its
lrpomiy (diminution from among the
l’m‘m luduulrlos of this country.
i Political Proposition
"’l‘bo pontllng nwnnuro is undouin~
wily a political 'propouition not inlolnl-
ml to ho put in innovation on it in. but
proscnled in the termination thut tho
dutios on lobrlcs will be incronumi in
tho smmto. and in!" the timid: on wool
will remnlu us the bill proscriben. thus
,throwing the burden of prescribing
tilll‘ll rntou us will maintain tho in
.dnslry in thin l‘tlllllll")‘ upon lilo rt»
puliiicsu pnl‘iy.
Worse Than Free Wool
“Au tho hill is drown. with tho
l’ulu-ic ruins liclmv lllt‘ difference in
.lho cost or production, its effect upon
‘tho u-ool growor will be worm than
til
liroe wool, for of doom no man will;
rilbor buy domestic wool or import‘
mnlorlnl 5
i wool in
for
in “’
tho around its
mnnufuuturinu. il
udvuuro tllul in:
be known
must null
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CASBAREIS SPlEllillil
EllR ElllERll Hills
The Rule for Old Poopla ”mane Cu-
ourot Dally. Th9 Bowen. Lila
Other Mulch“. Grow Lou Ac.
tivg With Anew-They
Need Halp.
Mont old [mimic must plvo to tho
lunvols uome nonuiur pulp. oiuo filmy
sulfur from countlpuilou. 'i‘iw ooudi~
lion in porfcrtly nntuml. it in pm
on nntnrul on it. is tor ohl puopio lo
walk uiowly. For ago in nos-ct no
littlro on youth. 'l‘ho munulou nrc
icon clusllc. And tho bowl» on)
nnlrrlos.
8o nil ‘oid pooplo nrcd (lusouretu.
And most of “them hood thorn dolly.
Ono might on well roluoe to old weak
oyou with glasses no to neglect this
«while hid toivvonlt llowols. Tho
bowels must he hoot alive. Thus in
lnnml‘tunt ut nil uses. but new: no
min-h as M sixty.
Ase is not it limo for horuh phyalns.
Youth may outruoiunully whip the
bowels into uoiivll-iv. lint n lush mu'l
.be used owrr our. Whut the bowels
of the did need is in goods and nod
turn! tonic. Cine that mu be con»
stunillv hood without ilnrm. And there
is no mutter or choice here. The only
by tho Wilson bill.‘
it
“MESS Bill lllPlllillllllllim;
fabric rnlou worn tho some as
”Mil.” MWTE
the finiallod product
cost. As a result.
at less than
whatever im-
‘porlullono llmro ore will be of fabrics
your! the market for the domestic wool
growers product. will. therefore, be
taken away lrom him, except at the
London price, less the cost of trans-
portation both ways. With free wool
and tho tlilfcrenoo of the cost of pro
duction of the rubric provided for by
an equivalent rule of duty. the market
for domestic wool would be preserved,
with the untied utlvunlngo of the
transportation on the foreign wool to
the United States in favor of the
Americnu producer.
The Willon Bill
"1 said thnt the Wilson bill rates
Were the last word Multiple to the
preservation of the “onion industry in
this country. The duty oi twenty pcr
cont. on wool in tho grease mounu nu
equivnolcut duty of twelve or thirteen
her cunt. on the fabric. This ulouc
would make the bill impossible. "the
tho
Wilcox: hill. but Hwy are nor-woven
hlr. lindorwood murcdhtl that they
are live and twonlymne hundrcdibs
per cent. lower. milling the wholo
schedule unrpetu and nil. than lilo
\Viluon bill; but lnillnlt rnsslmorcs sud
worntudn. and drum: gmldfi for moo lllll‘
womon. liloy pro ten per cent. ions.
and in homo comm iuwor ailll which
added to tho uotnpu-nmuunv duty on
the fabric bucuuw oi mo duty on tho
wool. would mph: as closely an it can
be limited. tho neuernl rnieo of this
bill livnnl) liw [our «bill. ions tbnh lilo
Wilson bill
"i would he vorr gind to have on)
woulm ntnunhwiuroru. in any brunch
of tho liitilluil’y‘. write in nu- nnd gin:
mo on lil‘lvily and succinctly as the}
con lhrir rtpcricncc undor the ruin:
of the \Vlluvli hill. and do it no prompt
ly n3 pit-vivid for l mu convinced liml
tbu incliulcuuu t! oi" the industry in tin
linitod Slllltfigll butler this proposition
is imposnibio: with an xlmiiumi
lu’cliiyrfiu" prr t‘onl. worse than that
which they bud duriuu tho three and
onc'bnif wan. oi tho uporntion of the
Winn-u lnw
"Uni ill: to is untithor {upturn in this
ninth-i. llilll lilnl is the nuoullou ol‘
ruvcnnn. 'l'hoorclicnily lilo bill in
ln-onrln Imwnrd on n rorouuo
Inlruuurn, and (WM) with tho i‘filllllfili‘fi
inmdo in lb.- counuilluo nnd pubiishnd
no u port of tho olll the schedule will
sullow n diminution of rovuuuo from but.
i
such topic in Guatemala and they 33m 1»
only to south norm. "
your oi our and onebulf million dot
luru. ‘
Committeo'u Estimate.
“in looking lltouo estimates than
A uice.“lhick. juicy
" Steakm—teuder
and tempting
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GAS
is in a field by;
itself, when it
comes to
Broiling
Houisatoni c
POWér Co.
supplnnl and
l
and eighty-two mmlon poumin of wool
so mitten has sssumed that for the
twenty millions of dollars. hurl an in-‘
crease in fabrics of between forty uud .
lorry—one million dolluls in value
‘ ‘l‘h at value of Wool in the menus rnp.
' lcscnts nixietyvslx nnd oncwhnli’. mil
‘ iiou pounds. and the uool in the in
uuusod intuit: impmtuiions itilil‘flfit his
eight} fivo and one lmir
pounds. This means timt il‘we ore to
come within it million and it half dol»
inrn of getting the some revenue under
this bill that wo resolved in llilfl we
must necessarily import in tho grease
and in fabric. nun hundrod uud eighty».
two million pounds morn of wool thou .
lost your, and thorn can be but one Y
conclusion tillil timl is that this must
dinpluco two hundred
grown in the United Stolen, As this
is about lwothirds of the entire
product of the United Statics.
lutoiy destroys the
dome-“tic growor of wool and puts blmi
in it worse position thou it no hutl
free u‘iol with fnbrlc duties sutlloiont
to preserve the industry of mnnufacq
.tnring
the row mnlcrini in
noun l 11*.
American market. If it.
come, they do not not their revenue.
"iiy way of suggestion. let me add:
lhnt in this fortyonc million dolinrn?
of inrreuscd fabric lmportuiloun n ions 9'
lwoit’ef
to tho l‘nilcd Stntcs about
million dollars worth of humnu inbor
in the munufncluiimz pronounce alone.
which mound the throwing of mums
persons out of employment in that in-1
dustry.
“it is may to be econ tlml there is
at least mot-ion for differences of
opinion us to the value of legislation
of this kind." .
m ._ fin... F0.”
Foloy Kidney Pills conluln just the?
hurt your there will no on lncreuue in “
the value of importations of uool in
the grouse of between niuotcou and
million '
it is.
only conllrnisiory ol the lirst lll'oposl- .2
tion which I nmde. that the bill nbso:
xnnrkol for the"
this
“Which horn of tho dilemma lbef
lionmcrstlc members of the committee“
will tulle i do not know, but one thing ‘
is certain, that if this wool comes to.‘
the Editor! Sixties it will destroy the:
ones not:
l
r
lngrmllcmn "economy to republic and” t ‘
strengthen the action of tho kidneys
and bladder.
Bridge l’hurmury und W.
& Co.
1‘. \i'igmorc
Iii
MR. BlOELOW' SCONDlTiON.
hfonmxn ru.1....\-. v lune 9
The condition oi John lliuolou. the
oral author and diplomat. rotnnius lhc
“mu.
Try tin-m yourself. The»
PRICE’S
Window Display
Special showing of $20.00 Suits.
l-‘lnnuci and Surge Outing Pools, $5.00 and Will).
dloys' Wash Suitsfllathing Suite, Straw Huts.
Shirts with suit collars and with collar
soft cuffs.
Tan and liinck OXFOF‘Il‘El‘N'WWRKml'l‘Ey .
interwoven Socks, assorted colors.
linnd Bags and Suit Cases.
N1 .ikwcar.
‘lx ii?” iii?
band and
iiihifib?’ '
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. II now 1185-2
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You are on theSafeSide
when you buy your meats, poultry.
We are expert
Judges of prime meat and tender poul-
try, and nothing finds its way to our
market but the choicest and most de-
litious meals that can be produced
A prime must of heel, d.
dainty log or rib of spring lamb a
lender roosting chicken or turkey will
a least when it
comes from (‘hsrnok's.
CH AR N 0 KS MARKET
70 NORTH MAlN er.
FREE oeuvanv
W..-
ctr“ ni L‘llornokfls
nnyu here
make your dinner
TEL. CALL 44-5.
—-.
iic not up for it while todur in ,
n chair in his library nod road the ill» 5
bio and the works of iixretlcnburg.
hlonoy Woll inventodv‘r-nn Antonino
mom in The Sontiuol.
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKlNGl
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FAClLlTY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profit:
“00,000.00 3117.000. 00
m
8|“ Deposit Boxes 33 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PM!
JOHN H. KNAPP. is! Vicc- Pral
FREDENCK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-é
WiLl-‘RED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathew-on aamuol Grumman
John H. Knapp .l. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sworn John H. Light
Henry Seymour Fred H.“ Rowan
Lewis fl. Hurlbutt
Tholollowing urn 'lfonlltuctu” Wp
bundle only onu ounllty of ion. the
best in the city. Our own urn hunt-ht
nnd rollnbie. All ordors urc hiiod
promptly and courtoouuly. t‘iur ironies:
are accurate; you not corrupt wolniu.
And. bent of all. our customers slur
with till. film on n lrlul cordon-we‘ll:
convincu you.
Brookslde ice Co.
. PHONE 530
Office and “crash N. V.. N. H. A H.
. ; tumor! In
" if. it. talent (that.
18‘“ to “8! l
3 Guinea. 1094mm Street.
. madman. mm
A'l'lEhDANCE ALL HOURS DAY 81 NIGHT. “
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
CltvNatiouaiBank ’PhonQ 904
84 So. Main Street
South Norwalk
Does
It
SEEM HARD WORK to get the boating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly ovorhnul the for—
once now. and restore the worn out ports and clean
it thoroughly, no that you'll have no trouble when
you are randy to ulnrt it.
The Jones & Hotchklss Co
esvmmes CHEERFULLY Fpnmsueo
Net-walk, Conn.
17 Wall sum Phone ~12
a
LOO
the manufacturers, for “523.
at the 4-door, 30
h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shlold, gas Ind oil lampsnllosch
magneto and coil}, everything firstdziusu, Guurunleod for one year by
For lull portlculursnulll or nddrcns
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
39 Wall Street-«(Phonfl
Guano, Wot-r armor. Norwnlk. Conn.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
2 The Hatch 8c Bailey Company
Tuluphouo 46, with Brunch titration. in All Monuments
Barrett's Tarrcd Fullw i. 2. 3 ply
B. it. Freight Writ. Amt at. tin. "or. F... WM...M-M-m...w_.--nmgwt..
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln Asphalt. Wafmntcd Barrett’s Amatito
NOW THE TIME
18 THE PLACE
if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
Luther M Wright s}
Norwalk Chronicler