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Mom .............75 90 99 mwexrired .-
Tymhitas _________ 32 7, 77‘ After Dr. Bradley hsd Arrived. and!
ixflfiiéfiawlf ..... '_ _____ ‘_ 67 73‘ ‘87, he learned otéthe death. he sent for
3 Herseey ............. 83 V 85 ‘93‘ New?“ 'Exflnlincr- 5. 3- “mam:
kramz ............. 76 35' 19 who investigated into the: éircumstemj
1 . I...“ ' 1 ’ cea. The latter notified Coronerl’he-
110,1 ...... ''''' . 72 85 9 81 ion, and he will hold an inquest this;
,llennessey ...... 84 76 277 afternoon !
fiéxerson ............. 6'8. 7", ‘1 75 ‘Mr and Mrs. Burtis have the sympu- i
Néthan 82 ’ 80? thy of many friends in their beware-t
1D¢rn0y 77 meat. and Mr. Willspsugh is also being:r
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patents on questions of law prob
WASHIRGWN, lluy Ill—Arn-
wl a! db but ml! 1! e- I.-
W suit W W W mm
W Bank against Secretary 80
membrane: William end John
hie. Treasurer of the UM
m who are charged by the bank
with conspiring to wreck it, wereean- '
tinned today in the Supreme Court or
the District of Columbim
hunk J. Hogan. of counsel for the
but. resumed his argument in op-
position to modem or severinhent
counsel that the proceedinss be of»
w for lack of jurisdiction. Ar-
III! will not he concluded before the
m of tomorrow‘s session of the
m It the court should oven-ale
the motions to dismiss the defendant
M they would have to show
WWWahouldnothopen.
fluidity enjoined from continuing
Minnow unlawful lowerence with
the m
. and. it is asserted. there is about three
is half We. end the no
hesdhndflntezotohbmm1
Siall this “has. when cm
{oh I. I‘ll-lie. of W will
melee an inquest at 8 o’clock.
The circumstance or the accident:
were most unsold. The boy walked
into the bus, and was thrown back
onto the sidewalk causing I. mo- 1
tureottbeskultm which he
died a row Mafia-wast. my
hsdlett hishomesttermeutet'
schooitopluyvrlihhlsocmmifle
pheu and Psalm Halblltmd- '
ed doing on errand for his mother at
the grocery store of Mrs. Coleman Ros-
coe. At amend minutes put tour the:
children, stopped their fun and they
started to no home. Burtls continuing
down the road tor the errand. He kept
on milking. but had turned his head
to look beck 9t his comment. (At
this point or the road it is very narrow.
‘KA‘
~oANVEss,“i1Aeé..woNANnE.
calves BLEme !
*3 5 ; . . ’ l
In. w ill. Browne Tells How She;
’ ‘ Wu Relieved Miler Long
Merino
. was s Victim d1! stomach trou-
which. tortured her for ”915.8110
tried many trestmente and medicines
inn got little relief. ‘
-'l‘hen obs took Mayr's Wonderful
Molly and got reelinrright‘ away.
hurtling 0! her use shown-eta:
.1 “Foryears I have altered terribly
{mu stomach trouble. I could nun
no relief. Then, like a. blessing from
wove, I heard at your remedy; sent
tor it; nod after few treatments am
being bored il- am going to tell on
my friends of your niirsculous' rem-
.. edy .1
dram Wonderful liemedy gives
out results for stomach, liver
end intestinal ailments. at as much
oil whatever you like" no more dis:
‘ 4“ J’ firess "otter estihg,’ pressure at gas In
the stoinneh and droiind the heart!
get and bottle or your druggist sud
try it on an absolute guarantee—it hot
satioisetory money will be returned. I
LOCKWOODS WIN. “
At the Palace Alleys, on North
laid street last night. in the Indus-
trial Bowling league the Lockwood
“learn took three straight genres, do
1, ;Mlh1 W‘Wtrfioldimflfiil‘y men.-
»‘ Hundreds of Automobile parties
bound for New York passed through
here Sunday without a single mls‘
hep. Many local persons motoredfto
New York. where they witnessed’the
battleship‘review in the Hudson river. 3 .
1 10111111310119 5
(tot: Strength to’Do Her Work. 11*
1., Fair Haven, Vt. -—‘_‘I was so nervous
and run down that I could not do my
housework for my little faintly 01!
three I had decent-edgier nenrl
yous mum: he;
about ‘Vmol. and a. 1
henlth not been restored so I am
doing all my 11 dseworlt' dries more? _I 1
am telling oil dry fiends what Vidal ‘
hug-gym for ame.”—;4)Irs *J'smes‘fl
l.
- 3149.519 heig‘
. 1908
ingdruggists everywhere.
Max but don'txdepend on its
Wait Adv.
abound tor New Conan. Joseph Abro-
- , lhan was the only passenger end Mills-
Hrs. W. H mime of Dnhverstuugh' had shut down. preparatory to 1
lforcr. hack on the pavement. The
‘ (modeled in the unfortunate nadir. .a‘
two_
thanks td it; my 1,
1 need e«liver; 9118‘
, iron table which creates a healthy op-
‘ gentry, aide digestionvnnd- makes We ' ’
S‘or éale:by F. H. VBixt‘ér and lead-
'.....;§—Ae“é"ept an the innit that comes V
11113! if you wean job use a Sentinel I.
To neglect to read the —Sentinel ,
“Furnished Rooms". . ndyertisements ~
may mean that you’ll pay more than ’
is necessary and get less than you 9
feet clearance oi" the gutters by the
sides of the bus.) 4 .
The Burtls 1M had gone only a. few
{eel when the machine came along.
stews; to show him to get oil. The
front part at the but had passed this
boy. who in Walldnx with his head ‘
turned, had worked out from the side 1
of the mid to" tile tracks mode by vo 4
hides. In an- instant the boy tell, his ‘
tout sliBnins because .0! the wet sur-
face. His body struck the has and
he was thrown. With tremendous 1
base of the skull was fractured, caus-
ing‘desth, and the left side of the jaw
broken, besides other injuries about 1
the body. '1. 1. i
The drtver’warnot aware that heH
had struck the boy. although he stated 1
utterwa’rds that he thought he saw‘
something out of monomer ofiie e
41‘: A A
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as
!
and looked as though it cam9 toward;
‘the car. This caused him to suddenl
apply the nukes. Jumping down he
found the prostrate torn: oi-Fihe boy
whose hand was. wedged between the
Minotaur! the road. Millspauxh pick
ed the boy‘up and hurried to the Lane
home. a tow feet distant and there ten-
derly cared for him. While a telephone
call was put in for Dr il‘ R. Bradley.
or South Norwslk. Alois Kohler. or
New Canaan; lhsppened; along in. his
sutumohilo and lie. took‘the lion. rest.
in: in Millspsugh's arm to bill. has: . ‘
3991‘
Department of the city Nationsi Bank!
This bank can take any amount from one dollar up. and pays (our .
“939031” in its Savings Department. .
yA hour some. Ireoprotented by the bank's capital. surplus. undivided: .
permEibN. ""
day afternoon. The srra
in chorge of Undertaker wrence, of!
New ednean. . . . ; 1i
tuners; will probably be 2% on Thu
. we? Ei xenon
on\ 9:92: figure
1 qua greens
Mile
,9 {and an fiendish, 1
nibbles-a NW“
The Tire Buy
At F to]; IE1“: owners of any. car can equip
r educé tire up
khan ever befbre. Fisk?
M .
ndufhhty under flircontlniionsof "
Letest Models' to wet Suns ' ’ 7
New- Desagns and Manila Lingerie Wrists, Short
and Longfleeves j
c:
2
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1:21
W
brim . . ; .-
DRESSES in] dingo Variety
-7* $1.09
hon-v
go
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loath
NORWALK
, uh
SOUTH
on" 3‘5 t‘ “ :10 '11:) a; 1.:
The C ty N ainonal Bank
boiler Day is coming
Why not surtaSsvihgs Account with one dollar in the Saving.
‘- h
a“
PlamTread
Non-Skid
lfi‘ 1" 7-1.
:3! Hill
Whirl“
8&3. Tradmgfltamps given mth. every purchase
“ Infants’
Chlld’r‘t‘fi’ 5
rooms 9x43991199 'i
Z‘han‘i‘,’: ohmifi'b
"cré e ’ meat; ld‘flf‘regu
a; t ‘1»: .
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, 5 new, a: mi. . "
. s 1!” 11-191; ' . ' 1
1111,:3‘3“ '1»).
we}... mi :ixf'i 1.41% ..1
_ ”and Children’s
Rompers, from six months.» .
to two years; ”made with
buttoned seat and in reguo
'ldr styles; in chambray,
gingham and seersueker 50c
~ , Wu; 1
Rompers, ‘ll' m:
n l
98‘
lost
131'
stye and" ‘he *‘ Beach
romper 50c
i
. W.
Oliver 'lwist Suits for boy5,:
in. tan, blue and white 50c
‘lay‘lIsate for small child-
in pink and white
‘21: 12511951111
3.311131 price representing half
THE PARI
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
our tookb‘efore trying '
Tailored suits‘at $1211.59
former . .
This sale went very satisfactorily for a clay or «0 last
week at! we are glad to announce that the group has
beenmade larger This will no doubt be the last. special
oderiag for low priced suits this summer and the wo—
man who needs a street or business suit for common
\5 car will get good value in this. . t in
Scobdi Threads plain coat and Norfolk ei’fects
Pfain Serge: of reliable qualitv black and colors
Shqshends' Checks. '1
* $12. 50. ”:7“
Second floor.
Phoenix Hosiery _
Lisle thread of substantial weave at the tap, silk to
the top of the ankle. also heel and toe. The skirts
are so short, one should be neatly hosted and shot] “’1:
recommend the Phoenix and shall be glad mndjust mat-
ters if there is any dissatisfac tiou in regard to wearing
qualities.
If worn with good fitting shoes and laundered vi 1th
care these stockings will be all right.
In black white, Newport bromi;fau"11.taupe, battle-
ship gray, navy blue and putty color, ' H x
- . 75 Ch: , . .1.
.Infants’ FancyWSOCRS Small sizes half primal “91c ‘
25. now 13 cts., 2 pairs for 25 cts.
i
'11:
The June Demgner
Ready at the Pattern Counter where subsoribershnay
rec eive it 1 {
Standard Fashion Sheets for June also in readiness,
and the I
Manner Fashion Book. so cts. a copy
Swing Couch Hammocks. Prices begin at $8.50. :
”lhirtl floor. .. ’
'3. 1 r 1
FINAL CLEANUP S 1 .
of Women's and misses Spring Suits. Costs,- Skirts, Dresses, Wait-sit!
and Millinery.
SUITS—84.95, 97.99.91198. $3198 ‘
COATS-4298. 83.98, $4.98, $5.98, 97. 98. 99.98.
SKIRTB— 98% $1.50, $98. 82.99.43 98: 84.98, $5. 98. 1
WANTS—98c, 81.25. 81.60.181.98,$21.98,.83.98, $4.98..- 1
SILK DRESSES-46.98, $7.98, 99. 98, 811.98.
HATS-um 89c, 79c. 98c, $1.25.“
All the goods in this sale re worth more than double Come and lie
convinced _ »!
Cloaks 8:
, Millinery
- SOUTH ENORWALK. .
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‘\: ‘\.\1‘\‘\v‘\n\‘
‘a a aviary/Info" 1-.
Idsslf for the Den or Governor «Samba ' ‘
trams, Rookies AND senses 1N SEVERAL 1‘
_ , 'fAGEOUS‘RURflHSBF. "'
111 high quality wen reaper, den:
em .. Snoom .
Norwalk Chronicler