her hour. Ask h
s - u—A— ..
, AGONY.‘
. ATERJBURY, Juno 22.-—-Wltll lllfi
My nearly cremated and his mouth
lbly inflamed as a result of inhal-
Igt named John. 'theqno-year-oid son
:Mr.‘ and Mrs. Michael vSellnd,~of 48
orth Leonard street, died shortly
erward atS‘t. Marys hospital. The
dent occurred about 1:30 o’clock
ndoy afternoon. While the moth-
wes busily engaged in her house-
d duties. the child was left to
' amuse himself. In some manner he
‘rl‘vent into it bedroom and beganypms’nw
as a. cradle until it got as far as a
linseli’ pulling. on the cover of the
gillureau until some matches fell to‘ the
floor. l .
How the flames started could not he
{learned diliu'ltely, but it is thought, he
chewed on one or more of the match-
. igniting them, and setting his
clothes on fire. The blaze was so fur-
‘ done that practically all of his frail
.y I. little body - was terribly. burned.
The child‘s screams were heard by
limo mother in u nearby room. She
rushed into the bedroom where the
.g child lay writhing in pain. The mother
f‘flns nearly prostru‘ted us she tore‘t'he
“humming" fragments of clothing off
Mocha child. Dr. William Good was
‘ inromptly called, and rendered , what;
”medical attention was necessary.
y The child was then removed to St.
Mary's hospital accompanied by his
another. who. remained for over We
.. hours at his bedside. She went heme
to prepare the evening meal and on
liter return to the hospital about an
hour later she learned that her child
. (Kind passed away during her‘"nbsence.
1
«A specific for palm—Dr. Thomns'
Eclectrlc Oil. strongest. cheapest lini‘
neat ever devised. A household reme
:07 In America for 25 years.
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VWUMBRELLA won MR. slsssLL.
l» The employee of the Sealshipt Oys-
ter System, in South Norwalk, again
. this week showed their appreclution of
B. E. Blsseli. who'has charge of one
of the departments here for some time.
,He was presented . with u hnudsomol
silk umbrella, and he has sent each
one interested in the gift a fine unto-
gi‘aph letter of thanks. The office for-
niture of the Soulshlpt System is being
moved gradually from the main ofilcos
.. In Hoyt‘s Theatre Building to variOus
parts of the country where the concern
. has interests. ltir. Bissell will have
charge of the division in Toronto, linu-
hda. ’
Wm“ take it o:- n
by. [snow sunrise “DIED mt RAILROAD one" cssss gear.
bureau. Then he started to amuse:
TLED. It
Illinois fisntrnl Officials Will Go Free.
as They HIVB Made Good to
‘ Company. ,. -
CIIIOAIGO. June 22r-Tho llllnols
y'Contral car repair ‘graft" cases Were
practically settled yesterday. The
men indicted for conspiracy to defraud
the company are to so free and the
#whole matter will'be brought to unions
'within the next week. according to the
RecordHerald. The fact that the graft
cases were settled become known
whenfihe civil suit against Charles L'.
Ewing, former superintendent of the
lines north, . was dismissed.
Ewing with Frank B. Harrimun, for
mer superintendent of the mad; John
M. Taylor. former general storekeeper;
Orlando F. Keefe. former ouperiuten
dent of transportation, and :I. 0E. Bu~
her, former assistant superintendent
of machinery. were sited jointly by
the road for approximately“$1,500,000.
“I don‘t know anything about the
criminal prosecution of these men.“
suld Marquis Eaton. «attorney for the
defendants.
“All i desire to «my birth!“ the dlf~
ference between the railroad company
and Ewing, Harrlman and Taylor have
been adjusted and that everybody is
satlufled." N
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YOU R NEIGHBOR’S EXPERIENCE.
How youmay profit by it. Take Ft»
Iey Kidney Pills. M. Moreno, 24 Wholl-
bridone. St. Hartford. Conn, says: "For
many years i suffered with weak kld‘
neys and had awful pains across my
back and was miserable and tired out.
I heard of Foley iKidney Pills and the
good they were doing and decided to
try them and am glad i did for after
taking them a few duys the pain left
my back and although I have taken
only one bottle I feel better than I
have for years. I cunnot any too
much for Foley‘s Kidney Ellis." The
Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Wis~
I more 8: Co. "
BOMB USED IN WATERBURY.
WATERIIURY, .luuo film—Tho locnl
police are investigating an attempt to
wreck it three story tenement. Mon-
day. The authorities incline to the
theory that. the bomber dynmuito was
intended to wipe out the family of .100
Mancini. w'ho occupied the first floor
of thé‘ tenement. Mnncini claimed
that. on oncmy had tried to kill him.
."i‘lle house was badly llilllliigl‘il.
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% I O O .
We know of no other medicme which has been so suc-
cessful m rellcvmg the suffering of women, or secured so
many enuine testimonials,
Vegeta 1e Compound.
3 have been restored to health
_ , etable Comfiound. Almost
, t .acither been
'Mlning over one million one
1a.
“ flicking Lyd
- 1 many
restoring it to healthy and
Thousands of unsolicited
ll
r
, it illllitilllllllllmm
. v A" C it
ii
it
it .
. or timokyon
k; V ‘fghnm’s Vs
‘ ‘ twinks. Jo
, “W“ N b Wellhead
dressing ills peculiar ‘
elitist 5d b
t0.“
'deen Seeking health, in which many 0
‘ their otvn signatures that the have regains their health by
E. Piukham’s egetable Compound.
Lydia. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved
women from surgical operations. ‘
» Lydia "E. Pinkhnm’s VogeubleCompound is made ex-
. clustvely from roots and herbs, and is perfectly harmless.
‘0 , The reason why it is so successful inbccausc it contains
. ingredients which act directly upon the female organism,
normal activity. '
table (lamps ndalios done for we)?
I! Wfintiond,
, p o in.
Women. who are suffering from those dls~
thieliir egg: ‘ should
as has Lydia E. Pinkham’s
In almost every community you will find women who
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
every Woman you meet has
cnefited by it, or knows some one who has.
" ' In the Pinkham Laboratory
at Lynn, Mass... are files conn
undred thousand letters from
only state over
and genuine testimonials such
he the following preys the efficiency of this simple remedy.
. ColommWisconsin. w“ For three years I was
troublod'wlth female weakness, irregularities.
backache and bearing down
refinement of Lydla‘hi. Pl himm’s Vegetable ,
Oompoundnnd decided to m it. After taking
Met-albumen mound“: Vowel us me, and I
unusually thallium perfoctlyvm‘e _ now and, can
Ins. I new“ Ml”
cnoukhfdr what Lydia E. Pinio-
‘Fv Dalila. 3. ”0X 60.
la
notices sight: of .
7 kh I .
:sido like a coat. and worn w
assurance by some suiart dressers.
.with nurrow
have it big bow
. sharp contrast emphahlhesmll the ”bad
‘w ‘ ,
“W‘v‘m 2/15.
‘ Uh ,.
‘1 3“» .
: on .
tipsy t /
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cotton crepe sometimes
signs one based on» tumors and foul:
, which which Is not. to be
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The semi-transparent wraps add the
charm of color to white gowns, or if
of‘zwhite. have a beautifully softcoiuz
effect over colored ones. Mnrqulsetto
is most frequently chosen for the White
wraps and chiffon for the coluredoues.
Lingerie collars, labels and berthas
are among the most fetching acces‘
series of this season's modes.
Large hats are lined with colored
stencilud in
pole blues and pink.
Bull trimmings of either Irish cro-
shot. or heads is one of the minor de-
tails of dress this summer.
m
Many of the hats are weighted with
odd closecurling ostrich plumes. no
unlike the “willow" plunme as can be.
‘ Some of the new blouses are made
wholly of bands of shaped pieces of
embroidery. joined totber with lace.
Berthss of fine mull or bntiste iln-
ished with three tiny ruffles of Valen-
vicnueu are extremely becoming to
the slim figure.
w
Dots stripes and odd figured den?
nrds. Most of those silks are com-
bincd with plain bands of fillk.’
m
lloih girdle lilill'flcllll are worn with
certain handsome gowns this season,
but if either the one or the other is
over-elaborate the effort of the gown‘
Is spoiled. The ends of both are frcjl
qnmniy square. giving just the suggos-
tion of tailored elect thut is tinslrnhio.
on oven so feminine a thing us it llrhu.
11,;
.~\ bathing robe of Turkish towcilns
swine at first more approprinto for the
houn- ibnn forvlho lmthlug bench. but
they lire mode for this lutter purpose
out of heavy white tows-ling with wide
rolorrd border. lustonod low on one
W... l
Some of the now paranoia are edge
ostrich feathers and
of ribbon on
bundle. nlso edged with (climate.
M
u satin or velvet ribbon.
Still smaller in u dnlnty watch not in
o ring.
"Vogue" announces live striking fon-
tures of the [decent modes:
row silhouette. the stripes of oil sorts.
”Wm. _
Since cross-stitch him come back in-
to fnsbion u wont many of the chil-
.drcu's ploy dresses and accessories
them; There seems to be :1 great ind
for surrounding it child with some pic.
turod form of animuls~wnll pupur,
blankets, tilinswall hnvo their ulmrc.
From "Vouue‘ we learn that the
high. pointed crown with u pryumldui
trimming either of flowers or fouthoru
of some sort. to tho chnpenu of the
n discreet. touch of Ilelilll block dud
while. the penkcrowncd bat. in all its
vuriutiuns und the ooiluriesu nook
abandoned.
Heavy English cloth gloves. which
hue/tho appearance of custodial. are
considered much smarter for sporting
wear or street dross than little or silk.
'l‘nifota has hounded into prominence
with o rush so that the intent reports
of the fashion makers consider no
wardrobe complete without one gown
or hull, of this fresh. crisp (but soft)
nillt. ., '
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Much has been said about the poptr
lurity of the sash. which is constantly
increulsing, although the position of
the hanging ends is changing from the
buck ”to the sldeback and sldedront.
There Is nothin more trying snow
white shirtwsist and a dflrk ultirt..'l‘lie
lines.
ultimatum.
‘ ‘ «so,
The mm 3
becoming to the " ut figure than s‘
pink reactions not com
lotl J
a *3'000 automobile to 1‘0“!“ Perinatal, vidlnls for the advisory inltiativennd
GEIGMAN Annsa'rso. j
Man Who Sold Auto ' To ‘Dlnburlan
Taken In New York. ‘
Albert Gelemun, the *man,who soldé
of Danbnrypsovernl months ago for;
8400, to under arrest in New York,:,
chorgedwith stealing the car from 0.?
l
’ W. Pea, of New York. 3
Geismoo and n companion wont to‘
Danhnry. curly last winter and soldg
the car to Ferrell and Itwf'ss discovers: p
ed that the car. a valuable Pope-Harts;
ford. had been stolen from the streets}
of New. York. 3
The our was returned to its owner}
but Gelsmnn and the man who was
with him escaped and it was not un~=
til a few days ago that he was captur-
ed by the New York police. He was.
given a hearing and released under
bonds. and will. it Is understood. be
tried this week. on the charge of stcaI- i
in]; the machine. _
It is understood that. Pcrelt .hns.
been fully reimbursed for the money.
that he paid for the machine. In part'
by the‘owuer and the remainder by ‘
relativen’or friends of (Icinman.
ATTACKS JAIL SYSTEM.
we.
Magazine Article Hits Contract Labor
Method in Connecticut.
The American Magazine in its July“
number will contain it emitting attack
on the New Huron and Hnlrford
county Jail systems. and on Clarice J.
Donahue all M the some time taller
of an Institutioll hnd president or the
State Federation of minor.
The nrtlclo escorts that the tail
is one of the most mismanaged from a
financial utondmlut of any in thei
a
lift great 3 which labor is lot out. to the
lEnglund i‘hulr l‘ompany. which is u
; branch of the Ford-Johnson company.
ill is also severely criticised.
i
The all-white but of fine struw.§
trimmed with white wings and l’uccdl
The vory uoivcst form of watch lulul illlu l'lli‘.
lllnt which is placed within it pundnut. i l‘lly court today in 31.500 for the nu.
hays vurioua nnlmuls BIIIlll‘Oldm‘l‘ll on ,
I
, ' use sure to ash-O
-oouxrtry. and hits the county commie"
sion system under which it in conduct-
ed. The muguzinu writer avers that
the inil should ibl' mode to pay or'
nearly puy rnlhrr than being so,
enormous burden on the city for its
supmrt. The contract. system by
New
The orilicimn of Mr. Donuhuc is
u“, i, chiefly could score that he, as presi-
gdout of the stale federation of
z'bor, in the ('Ilpflf‘l‘l)‘ as tailor supports
For n sulln slipper nothing In so of- ' convict lullfli'vw-llfiilllllll which union in
fortlvo us it smull round buckle of. bar bus brun lighting for yours. Mr
rhinestone. through which is inserted Donahue could not be located to talk
ion this mum-r.
lu-
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HELD ON ARSON CHARGE. ,
BRIIIIIEI‘UII’I'. .llillc 22.*-\Vlllt the
with blue or black mind. in the now ‘ case based on an ullogud signed colt
offering for afternoon wear. i
tension to State Policomnn liurioy nud
iooul dro oillrials. Alexander Gilmore
was bound over by the
outer l‘ourt on a rhuruc of arson. The
alleged confession. admission of which
to the effect that after a family qunr-
rel (lilmoro, on June Ii. got up, dress-
ed, wont and not fire to the when] shop
on Stella street. illlll was buck homo
before the ulln'm \vuu sounded.
maul of the road. " .
liimpioyou inclined to the liquor bub-
it are wnruml that they need not look
for treatment in hospitals provided by
the company in the event they suffer
from nlinlontu due to such conduct.
Rlll ‘- All.
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New Remedy Tim Ramona Freckles
or Costs Nothing.
Hero‘s :1 thumb Miss Frecklolf‘sco.
to try ll now remedy for intuition with
the guarantee of] reliuble dealer that
it will not clear you a penny unless it
removes the freckles, While if It does
gift you :1 clear ooulplaultm.j the ox?
hence is trifling. ‘
31ml? set on ounce of othlno»
double strengthmfrom 1". H. Baxter.
and one night's treatment will show
you‘r‘bow entryi his to no yourself for
ever of the It at; trickles and get
a beautiful boluitlltxlon.
worst case. .l‘w .
._ ‘ thine for the double
stteuuth builds its; this is the only
pronouns sold unto ,
.fcrrod to the public utilities matter and
:snld that this proposition wus so con-
.lt it were submitted to popular vote
, it would be impossible to get an intent '
’ not pass.
gapellncy. of Hartford, favored the bill
was ntoutiy runlouiod, and testimony
by (lilmore'u wife. dud mother were
Q . Rarely. is-
more than one ounce needed for the ,
“duties of. ,
rustic urln‘lmlm "
BILL mum ism
HARTFORD, June
”" —~'I‘lle bill pro-
rcferendum. known. as the public opin4
ion bill, came up in the senute yester-
day on motion‘ol’ Senator McNeil, of. 1
Bridgeport. senator McNeil called this "
bill from the table andfavored its pas ‘
sa
Opposed by Judson.
Senator Judson opposed the passage ,
of the bill. He said'thut in his opinion-
the legislators were better judges of
what the people wnuted than they
were sometimes themselves. He ro-
usfod in the minds of the people that‘
sent vote. He hoped the bill would
Senator Peck. of Dnnbur dopposed
the bill along the same line .' Senator
Sand sold the question was would the;
:senntors trust the people sufficiently:
‘to allow them to advise their
more i
sentntlves of their wishes. , .
Senator McNeil evidently had done
isome missionary work for his bill usj .
it was evident that were a vote taken, '
the bill would pose Senator .Iudsonl
pleaded for deluy in order that the;
counters might study the bill. Sens-i
tor McNeil slowed the bill to be tabled i .
nod made the order of the day nextl
Tuesday. i
SHERIFF'S WILL APPOINT JANlog
TORS. l”
“M“ l
Bill Giving the County Commissionersi
Fewer Tabled, 75 to 70. 3
HARTFORD. .luno 22mm" an alumni
strictly party role of 75 to 70. the bill
mooning. that rounty commissionemf
shall appoint janitor: of county mum
house. which won tabled in the house
inst work, was indefinitely postponedi
today. I
House lmder Banksi’sald he did not
care whether the bill passed or not:
'I‘beorolicnlly he thought the county:
commissioners Ineloud of shorid’s‘.
should have powor in nppolnl innllors. t
imleflnlto postmucment of the null»i
doc. of Enema. 2
Representative Hutchinson. of E...
sols. suld be had twou ‘Slivl‘ilT lento-r;
than uuy~ olhor lliilll in t‘ounvolirutf
While in cities he thought lw was best i
qualified to select (‘oumy building c~m~;
pierces. "Let the appointive power;
mood hell is." he said. i
chrosemutive 'I‘boms. of \‘l‘ntor
bury. expressed the opinion that llli‘l
measure Wits drawn purely for polltli
l‘lll purposes and not to not liu- best.
results.
Four Democrats worn on tltclr foeti
anxious to be board when debun- wns'
cut short by ordering the previous
question. ‘
catch 51 a s :4th
E.
worms or moves annual) : 1’5. fifi‘r’fiu 3
CHICAGO. Juno 2‘Jm'l‘lppiers undi filh“: music iii-m: l
brnwlorn will be barred from benefits; S 8 'l'll'd fig?! 1di- n‘
in the new hospital department toi 3' fi'fl‘fimm m“ algal:
be ostabilsbud by tho tumm- Central? mfimfimmfimm
Railroad: according to an annouuoe‘;
maul ulndo yesterday by the manage-g fl.
CityNatioualBank
i
immune-re A canon/u. smxmo
RUOINEBB AND OFFERQ EVERV
FACILITY CONBISTENT
WiTH SOUND
EARRING...
Cu‘pitsi harpin- nnd Profits
$100,000.00 '1 17,000.00
em Deposit Bolts: ‘3 and $5 per you
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EDWIN H. MATHBWBON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAI'P, 1st Vios«Prsu.
FHIDERIOK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice.
‘Pm. *
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
M
. DIRECTORS‘
If. H. Msthswson eamusl Grumman
Johnti. Knapp .l. Wallace Marvin
christian Ewart: John H. night
Henry asymour Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis It. Hurllautt
we *
0':
trimmer In
. . - hi. it. Pillows «that.
4- ists to Iii“
. Offices thfoiulhtrsou
W ”if“ com
‘ GI
‘ ' g Young Man
:BUY ‘aISUIT that altered .
One that fits snug around the collar, so it locks like
yours—not yourbig brother’s"; Out Clothing will fit.
Pants are cut lull shape. They have belt loops and
cuff bottoms—bsuch as young men like? If alterations
are necessary we malts them, of coursewithout
charge. I We make no charge for. pressing our suits. ‘
we ARE STILL STRONG 0N" .‘ STRAWS,
$r.5o up. ' .
MANY STYLES IN LOW SHOES, $3.56
BATHING SUITS. $1.00 to $3.00.
VACATION OUTFITS. '
SUMMER TOGGERY.
”‘8: $4.00.
Price’s Clothing Store:
98 Washington Street
Phone No. Is now 1185-2
z-MWM
’Phone 904
trr was moved by Reprosvmutive (7.in ;
Does .
The Fourth of July
Dinner
should be sumptuous inevery way. but
particularly so in meats and poultry.
Our market affords a large variety of
every kind. The finest cuts of heel,
lamb. mutton. veal and pork are al-
wnys obtainable. While for fowvls,
chickens, ducks. squabs and other sen-
uonable poultry our stock offers the
most select and largest choice.
Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 445. Free Delivery.
ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY & NIGHT
Frederick H. Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
. Monumental Works in Connection
84 80. Main Street
South Norwalk
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system In
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the for
none now, and restore the word out parts and clean
itlhoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you me ready to start it. y '
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co
ESTIMATES CHEERFU LLY FURNISHED
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17 Wall street Phone 742 Nor-walk, Conn.
at the 4-door, 80
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with sill: mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for 31525. For full particulars coil or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
so Wail direct-«(Phenol Gar-no. Water strut. Not-walk. Conn.
The Hatch St Bailey Company
BOUTH NORWALK. COMM
Telephone 40, with Brunch stations in All multimedi-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
Lincolnlhsphalt, Warrauted Barrett’s Amalitc
n
* Barrett's Tartcd Foltui. 2, 3 ply
“1 your Call’la‘geflagou on" Auto
Needs Repairing 01' Painting
. Luther M. Wtight’s’;
. Uncommon. - » ., j,
Norwalk Chronicler