Family ,
Medicine
m. 111.111 case] ll TB:
2 11 o. .
the it gallium from ytheir use. ll
For stomach and liver troubles,
ii lllilli iiiiIlliEII’ 8.
and for the cure of headache.
Ilyote ”the Specials.
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2. , ‘M In ”my new. 1 ,, 1 2 2 1 - Ludicso Sill: WelItI at “Oi: Special Sale ofBibbons. Bee middle counter.
_Whmmsm um ,, 1 "WHO...“ J I,“ though: °‘ pm, wrth I1.119. At 31: Worth 5 to 8c.
”M email“! Pl"! Kore and more generally. as evl- Vasehneil‘g fo:‘%9‘muffu° 2&0 ,, 250. At 5° worth 8 t0 130-
At 10c worth 13 to 200.
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' Mm call. u. Breach
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“II in the town of Nerwelk llil “I
m IIrler. considerably. the the
. 111-um elreIlItion of the, other two
, 1.1.1 dailieI. Oar press. room tea!-
3. Impepen to advertisers.
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~‘1 In tort Herald'eetner forecast.
’ ' mw.wermer weather will prevail
d light southerly and south-
wIIterlfi winds. 0n Taeed Iy, warmer and
Interest: ITtryweethnr and rush to 1! ht south-
windewlll continue. and on ednesdI.
to partly cloudy weather. with Ills t
uses of temperature.
Thermometer Record.
- The lowest point. of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours endtnw at noon today we-
“0 aboveuro: hizheet. 79° aboverero.
”tum Almanac for To-rnorrow.
lunltiIeITsunBete Inmnde mode
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The Truth About Cycling.
The limitations as well as the pessi-
bilities of the bicycle are fast- becoming
known. With a few more broken wheels
and limbs and necks the general public
aswell as the grand array of new riders
and the careless old ones will learn that
the “silent steed" must be ridden with
care. Its attempted use by the military
was about the most 11r11111'1ste1'ons idea
that ever entered the head of rational
man. - It is absolutely of no more use to
n soldier than a sailboat. or an easy chair,
ornsumtoga trunk, or a pair of stilts
would be. It is of as much use to any
one for cross country traveling or
where the roads are very bad as any
other extremely awkward machine
that must be carried would be weigh-
ing from 20 to 80 pounds. Its safe
use in crowded thoroughfares is only
attained with the greatest cam and at a
rate of speed ranging from three. to six
milm per hour, awarding to the num-
ber, speed and directions pursued by tho
(3‘1:th e countered.
Whilb erect position is far prefer-
able to n steeping one when riding for
pleasure or for business. the liability to
accidents in no more in one position than
the other. There. are. careless riders who
sit erect and careful riders who assume.
the offensive stooped p1 mition.
As to the healthfulncss of cycling. it
can be dismissed in a \l‘ul‘ll. It is the
very best physical exercise for 1:15.11 or
Woman of sedentary occupations. 1:1
fact. that or 11:1111'12 similar(":111'1-izt11i21 tho
open air is absoli. tel), l111li<[:1;"loto
normal he: 11th 01' 111111511 ll: 1'. 1l “1'? of
overdoing 1:' 1 H1111 .111111 as ih: 1t 111:3'111, 1th-
ci° activity that i.1 i11<p i1'.: 13.111111 1 1'..1. t-
ing.
The cry of 1'11'111I11 1:1121'11li::2s that it. is
immodest for \'.'1.111cn to rido a wheel is
likewise of little consequem'e. It 1:1ight
with equal propriety bccallcd i1111no1lcl‘.t
to ride horseback. A;: to the question of
woman’s (ire-'11 for wheeling. it will
. soon settle i‘..:clf in the. adoption of that
which is best adapted for tl1opurpo.-:c.
But to be thoroughly enjoyed them
must be good roads for cycling. and the
wheel has done more to stimulate road
making than anything else in the past
century. Almost without an exception
the officials charged with the c: 11111 of
roads are tamtirring tl1c111s11vcs 111 they
have never done bef11rc.Tbe appropria.
tier: of “0,000 made by congress two
years ago for an investigation of roads
has enabled the department of agricul-
‘ turn to issue a number of useful .buile-
tins on the subject. lilassachnscils and
New Jersey have been especially for-
ward in the matter. 1:1 1119:! the lcgiw
litture of tho forum-r stale 1111111111 abill
appropriating $300,000t11l1c expended
cannot be equaled. Whenm my
friends ask me what is the best
remedy for disorders or the stem.
ach, liver, or boWelsm imiy invaria.
hie answer is Ayer’s Pl] 3. "—-Mrs.
MAY Jonxsos. New York City.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
Lessons From the Recent War.
To China and Japan. two nations
which have never been rcgardml by their
warmest admirers as being more than
barely within the extreme. outer circle
of civilization, has fallen thodistinc-
tion of having engaged in the first has
val battle with modern warships. Up
to the time of the big stmgglo I11 tween
the two squadnms in the Yellow sea
the mammoth marine engines of de-
struction upon which the more impor»
tant governments have been expending
millions of dollars each year for more
than a decade were more mechanical
theories. It was contended on the one
hand that heavily armored vessels with
a few guns tiring enormous proje tiles
would be practically invulnerable. An-
other and not unimportant factio , al-
though iu the minority. asserted ‘ivith
equal [mitivcuoss that a fleet. of this
description would he so badly crippled,
if not annihilated entirely, as to unlit it
for service by a largo number of swift
cruisers equipped with rapid fire and
machine guns.
The advancers of the latter theory
would appear to be right. if the Yellow
sen engagement may be taken us a cri-
terion. The fast unannorcd Japanese
vessels.coustantly darting hither and
thither, wore seldom hit. while the
massive Chinese battleships, slow of
speed and difficult. to handle. were pep-
pered to such an extent that most of
them were rendered helpless, and, as is
generally known, were captured to be
used in strengthening the navy of tho
mikado.
Another lesson which 12:1" 1:11 learned
from tho l‘1'1‘1‘lll. n:1v;;l [1.22110 is that no
111-alterl1owpoweri‘nl111111l1fp Ilzo 12:1:1
tality 1 1' NW 1'1..'.1111;1111l11r i'. af11 r all. of
the mental. nuporinnce. The quick
thinking,1111'1'111111 Japs simply month-
to d tho slow stolid l‘l1i111s11by tho t'a
pldny of iluir 11.1111111v111'.:::;1l tln r s1. 11
111.1 1b.. 1f pl.'..'.:=. 'lho“pigl;'.ll”
sailor; 111111 1.::1:'i::1~:1 are 11.11111 ly ”211111 in
a po'ition ('1 l;:1o\: in in naturally 11.".‘1-
cli‘ili, but. ilzci‘ ("‘3 go irzio lulllo
\v11l11111os1'l211;:11 1:1 11.111 1111i. 131111-31 i1:
l'ollou‘cd to 11:11 1.1111: 1:111. \'.':tl111'.1t rc-
1:11.111 lo unluclmd l‘» r 1' 1:;plim1iions
which111:1yurlrc. 'i'ho Japanese. how
cvvr. abandon one plan as 111111111111 1111~
I‘orcrn'n 1'51'1:11111:;t:11:1'12.1 rucal anollu-r
\‘.l1':1'i1 11;;111 .115 to hold out.1;:‘1‘Jtcrpro111
i:o1.fsu'.'ce:'.‘.
It is l'.'11~l1lon:1bl11 inlhis country to
lollltlo our 11\.'1111;'.1\y but inview1l
tho 11.. :.1:1 taught ly the Mike. 1 :1
light. \.oll.11'.ld pr1l1ahl,lc.1l1le to hold
our 11'.'.'11 in a marina snuggle with any
nation in ll1cv.'orld, inasmuch as our
vex-ch; :.'.'11 about. all of tho typo which
recent events have shown lobe the most
valuablo for actual service. while our
Milena; and sailors are 1onccdcd to harm
1111 superiors.
"J I’oor Cuba.
It i.1 fEI' lo \.' 1111111' that (“aim want;
[111' indc-pcmh 1111‘. N111 is lavishly
bli';‘:li"tl with natural riches, but hill} is
ground down by a wicked misrule. ll‘
thp Cuban is lucky he may perhaps
gr w rich in 11111111111110 or agriculture,
ha he can inhouopart in publicnil’uirs.
\'.'l11l 1l1o istaxcd lodenth and his rights
of ci 'zemlnp are f1m'lndeed, If he
deuce in in favor accumulates, are the
matted facts of hypnotism being ac-
cepted as true the world over. Indeed it
may almost be said that ‘ no scatters are
to be found among these who have
made careful investigation of hypnotic
phenomena
But, curiously enough, there are red-
ical dliferenccs'of opinion among these
investigators as to the value ,of hypno-
tisru to the human race. In America
most d the eminent physicians who
have taken it up declare that its use as
a curative agent is very small. and that
the possible evil results are so grave as
to much more than c1mnterbalance the
good that may be accomplished by its
employment. There are so called hm-
notic healers by the score, some of
whom exhibit evidences of truly won-
derful performances which havenever
been disproved, but the regular practi-
tioners have been and are very cautious
about its use. One very prominent phy-
sician claims that, although many nerv-
ous affections and the, appetite for liquor,
tobacco and opium could undoubtedly
be favorably influenced by hypnotic
suggestion, this manual-ass 11111111111111
unless re-cnforced by n1yx1utedl'y subv
jecting tho patient to hypnotic treat-
ment. and that such repetitions often
proved of serious injury, the will power
almost invariably being seriously weak-
ened and the general physical health
often ultimately suii‘ering :mudingly.
In France. however. some of the most
distinguished practitioners employ byp-
notism constantly. and. they claim, with
results that are almost invariably l1cne~
ficial. Possibly the difference arises in
some measure from the fact that Ameri-
cans llo not so readily yield to hypno-
tism as do the Womb. or, in fact, the
inhabitants of any European country.
Professor Lays, a very prominent
French l1ypnotist.und many others of
his nationality and calling. believe that
hypnotism will 1:11 farther toward solv-
ing the problem of the soul than any-
thing else. and they and their followers
look for startling developincntil along
this line. 1’1'1 1f1-ssor Lays claims that if
a'soft iron horseshoe magnet be placed
7:30 that it cucindcs the back head of :1
pers: 111 of jovzal I1~111§u1ran1cut. so that
the poles of the 111.1;111-l. 1m- in contact
with the temples for six l1o11rs.and then
the 1.111111 11111.1:111 t, ho npplml In the head
of 1114113111 p117. 11:1 the latter will lom
l:L.~I_L:l11..1:1 f1 1' 11.11. 11::111 hem; and be-
1'-11111:1;J1lly:;.: the 1:1.1111‘1'111. .1 tempera-
ment 111; l.1‘1 .1 ..l... 1111111 by the conflict
for I:I.= lu'm il' ’
This is "1111; extant if i";:c." lz-mgh
it121.., 'z,..-.11 l.lilv!l1)tli1 1'. £111 l1yp:1.1‘.1s1n.
CAR TURNED OVER.
I’hlriv l’anuengere Illjtlrml by n Trolley
Ilmlll \n'iilnn'.
\1.". [trot-111111. .\i:-. -. .i III111 2:1.uA11
electric 1'1;l‘ 141111111181. . I" than ”1'4 on
the ilornnouili 9.111! \'.1'.fport ;':1:'ro:11l
Jumped the troll. M11111! 11.211 miln-a from
this 1 11:3 1';,11lll111 our and injuring ll.)
pcopl1-11111l'1'.l\
'l'lu 1 1r \v.~11;:11112.1\' :1 Smith's Mill
I1ill.11n1111l Ilw sin-pm! ':1IVIi- ~1'I'li11n of
the country. no lie way l'.'t:i“Il Hill llli‘cr,
whena111colil11111'111-l.. l .c. :111dthccar
w.“ thrown from 1111- mil» ll plowed its
t\'.1y1u-ro«-a tlwrond, 11~:1"111:: "patron's and
dirt in its ilinhi and iloaily crashing into
1111111111 \vood fence. whit": v.11»: demolish-
ed. The passengers “are thrown in every
direction. The shock 11\I*Y‘llll"li'il the
trucks and Inulergrarhig. and several per-
sons \t'crc pinned to the 111th by them. A
score or more lay on the road. in the ditch
Mill on lllc side of IM- road covered with
blood and die-t.
The most seriously injured are:
John .l. Ityau. N111. ill-.liord. arm bro-
ken. shoulder dislm'ah-d. collar bone bro
lfl-n. leg dislocated 11ml coni‘noionnabout
the head; will probably llll‘.
Della llcnlycllard. “limit-«Wit: i. ll. l..
Internal injuries; may die.
Annie iluvcllo. 311w lledfcrd. conm~
111111111 about the bend. c111onlhcri;:l1t 111111-
p111 and multiple injuries.
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157
Kg" Bargains in cher Lines.
A. 11111111111 1 1111’s.
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WRIGHTS 1111111111 1111111111111 l
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE ,WAGUNS Hi All KINDS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
ROCHESTER
AND DIANA Q1
BlfllfllES
MEDIUM Mill HIRII GRADE. l
/ E‘BUYAWHEEL from )1
2 a responsible party who 1
has been doing business
here for nine years.
Every wheel warranted. 1
‘m‘
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work done by my artist, George Washburn.
LUTHER M WRIGHT-s
h.
honv good.
There is no Economy in Buying Inferior Goods. ‘
(let the bvst and let the economy be shown in the way they are used
There isu' t a lady that ever traded at our store but what can testify to the excellence of our go 1113 anl we can Inert
that we enter to the majority of the boat families' 1n the city.
\\ e have gained their esteemed favors, that i) tin.1 quality of our goods, and second by polite and courteous service.
I‘uil and see what we have in stock to make summer life easy.
l‘m-f Malt is having a big run. (Try it.) Sarnloga Kisseuger Water and (lingo-r Ale. Claret. and Raspberry Lemonade,
Sour Wild‘lhnrv I'quutmtn, Dr. \Vclcli's Grape Juice. Jamaica Lim 1 Juice, and all Iii-lid of Fruit Syrups and Extractr.
8111111111111. l’ott1d Meal: . Pickled Lamb's 'l‘ocgm ; a full line of Cheese, Pickles, 0.1vc .
COME AND SEE.
We haw added Preston's Cnllimnis l-‘lnim. A superior breakfast dish for the hot season. Our Butler is gilt edge. 2
Our Tees and (likes are excellent. Orders by mail or by tel. phone will receive our prompt attention. Not how chap, but ‘ . l
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINRTHN STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL.
We have not space.
lEAIlIHG RRHBER,
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Taketareol YourEyes
EXAMINATION FREE.
Askthe Women
byahighwaycoxnnosslo11 in road lmild- owns mm 11.1111 I111 pay» :111 percent of Abbie 11311111141111. 3.3.“. “pdfnnl' ”mm.“ why our stores are alwayscmmled. Nothinu straits? about it if on thinkt.
lag, and 38 William: of fliii'll roads have hi.| inenmu into Spuin'u mummy-y buy. It and wounded In the lunar limbs. moment- When) 0"“ you 3” such 300d” "3 the” .‘ the WW“ ‘1‘“) he”?
already been contracted for. Most of coats him em per your Io own an or or i rm?" m"""""”"‘ "r'" "'"h'" 11111111111111-
theeorocds will hit“! it llnrili‘lli‘fl surface 1; carriage um] h" (“lllllut (muggy in mm n t" W' . '
_ , ‘ " " ‘ ' ' ' - lemma H. Having New llcffiz'd, foot 2 1 , , , . ‘ ‘
2 of from 111 to 18 feet in Width. but the hind of business without buying olilcial crushed. - ‘ ' ' ‘ fflgxggefltim‘i'gel’oflsh. F1? 1:131:11: 2-H?" loo
commission i5 considering the ndvimv pcz'alimion. In addition to this Spain Mary III. Howie-4. shoulder broken. 8 ROOD Condensed Milk. ’ . 1
2‘13"“ ”l“"‘“““.2" “"“".""”“"‘ ““" 1... 1...... '1 “'1' We 111111 .312.':r§::1':.:.':.‘“.'::3:;'. ‘ H - ' ’ ,, . .. 1:112:11: law" it
tI sin a true roads 11 mt more 1, 1 ' ’ ~ . ' ,. ' um lumen r m .
ninogfeet \"idc Man towns are mlndnb 1"? I‘ll-lllll“:““ repremmtntion. Abraham lrlpp,mni11112on 11:1 tlnuido TICIAN Nonesuch puppy, Mom. [,3ng box Enuflgb mail".
“m“ ‘ ' .' ' y .111 W " 1111:1111 '0'“ ”1 11“" ”1"“ GRADUATE 0P 1 Shnddcd 13111111111. ecu-ed 1111111112111, lilo '
building roads 111 the same careful mm» 0m- Astor‘s. vmdmmm' (1111111111 and Albert 1‘ 1111.11. New llt'ill'ortl, hip Inukon c“ Pumpkin, Corned Beef. 1 lb. can, the
net and now the mention of lanlln 2 . . . . . . .. 3““ “""""‘"""‘~ ' Dav-bur Beans t. Sc'ilihe. Ends Crackers We
sheila trees niongiho roads 111211111“)? im'rkt “up” N ll as that rh lusaroach, HI‘VI‘ml minimwerenounmilmpnssen- l. 80'“ “I Street. in “mm. I y ' ,q .. Bib. pailCottolene. . 890
, . ‘ 1 ’ us1on undusuuro1ntluseonutry.vvl1ilo gm. and mm". ..1 ”w,“ “19.... separated nit!
”15001003“ “fling“! glimrured. fho they fairly howl at the demands of the gem their mothers. and one or two of the m.
lune sen men t at 11111 income so tnxguiherm'. What an “Willi infliction ttloones Wl'i'i‘ badly brulmi and stunn- ,
, dominant in these two states is making the“. riches Would 1,0 in Cuba! Od- Tlm other injured one» Were not or Best Flgin Creamery Butter, 230; 5 lbs. for $1.10. ‘ l
. itself felt in many other states east,
. m millionth.
By the way, although China has been
J W, whipped by Japan, there is
, nothing to prevent her getting into con-
2 ditioe in the near future and giving
I Jenn a good drubbing. She can open
,hercycs. dig out her ears, send meet
her brightest young men tothle country
to study mathematics, military tactics.
m. engineering. torpedo service.
' 1: Misfirmim. inoculate hermilileeeet
muzflhtheohnrct mad
m ..«WW...
They are showing the sen serpent at
Boston hubor. and many persons' he
liew it to be a genuine thing. Yet Bos-
ton claims to be the center of intellec-
tuallty in the new world.
A11 if the mosquito had not got enough
upon hie or her—for the business end of
the firm is u femuhheshoulders already
she is new accused of propagating moi
lerle. . 1
bruised more or less seriously, but were
Ibie to care for themselves.
The Hummers who were uninjured
summoned help from the neighborhood,
and after cpnslderahle difficulty the rem-
nant of the trolley car was lifted sulilcieut-
ly to allow those underneath to be extrt-v
outed The railroad company on moi
of the news of the accident sent old
the city. These most seriously ml
were brought to St. Luke' 11 hoIpitnl' cbelie,
where hall 11 dmzcn doctors attend
The hill upon which the accident
ed is considered dangerous, and Ill
men are under instructions to me
one in descendl it. nonunion
Whewceid have thought teem
mthetetieyebreeewenld We
Voile, whom in o of die dent
We have I send Itock cl FANCY
DRIVING 30811138, fImliy broken.-
iew line pairs. Ioued heavy workers. 11ml
II sacrum of “secret purpose home.
810 M
“.11. n. 1111180118,
Immune}
Best York State Creamery Butter, 210; 6 lbs. for $1.00.
THE NEW YORK STORES]
as non Street;
Donovan Building,
South Nor-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler