”mt
"titty BM
nun lion lliE sun.
~———l
new. (30th at Picturesque Bell
Inland and lightly ~Hickory Blutl‘
Enjoy their Kid-Summer Out-
ings. .
The convention of Christian Workers
ended yerterdiiy. The regular Wudnon
day night meeting in the tent will be
omittedthhi week. at Rev. Mr. James
has aooepted an invitation to be present
at the Baptirt ohurph in Noroton. Rev.
Arthur Requa, pastor. The following
night, Thursday. Mr. James and others
from the inland will attend the mid.
week meeting in the South Nor‘walk
Baptist church, at Rev. R. U. Shor-
wood's invitation.
. Every Sunday through the remaindtr
ol’ the season there will be honour
wheel at It a. m.; service. usually wt'h
sermon, at 4 o'clock. and Chrietiau En-
deavor meeting all} p. in. There will
also be meetiugu on Wednesday night»,
all in the gospel tent.
Mrs. Volk, of the Good Samaritan
Home, and Miss Wilgus. of Simpson's
Bible Training school, conducted rer-
vices at Rev. Mr. liands‘ church at
ltow‘ayton. Sunday night.
Sunday night Mrs. F. E. Blanchard,
of Chinatown, New York city, gave an
interesting talk on mission work in that
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militiamen a:
7 draft is wrong. ‘
- public highways.
Wide vs Harrow Tim.
Elaborate tests or thrdra‘rt or will»
and narrow tired wagons which have
been completed by the exiwrlun-nt sla-
tion at Columbia. Mo.. extending over
a period or a year and a hulk elm...
team have been made on llltli'mltllll.
gravel and dirt roads in all conditions.
and also on the meadow: and plouglwd
lleldo of the experimental l'arnl.
Contrary to public exportation. in
llt‘fll’l)‘ all l‘llfll‘s the dratt was lllil-
toriully lllzllter when tire» It inrlum
wide Were “lit‘d. than with tire» of
standard width. The load hauled wan
in all muses the. name. and the draft
was most t-arorully determined by
nil-one of n evil-recording dynamour
i‘li'l’. .
'l'zu- vxporiuieute pram-tirally demon-
strate that the popular ltlliil'i-stllull
that the broad wheels in the average
mnulltion of road will inert-ast- the
in round numbers. the Mlllli of $20..
"thumb is paid out earl. your for the
lnalnteimm- or our llllllllt' roads out.
aide of Mauritius. This estimate does
not “Winnie lllt’ 11th of |Wrtltxtllvtll ittl-
pimt’etumts. .\ll iniproreim-nts must
roun- froni t’Kpt’lltllllll’t'fi allow this
amount. lt welbknowu that tho
lllll’l'lill‘lll'i'll i't'llhii's are uinoui.r tlw
mom tlt‘~ll'llt'|i\’t' agents known in the
'l‘llt's‘t- pilirlli' mails
may be iuaintulm-d at n gin-ally t1~~
dnvrd expi-uw by sulwtnutiug ll-iIh-li
tin-s for the llg-‘llll'll tires now hunt
lllzh'llllll'il an the rust of the wide tired
is
region in the Bell Island gospel tout.
Arthur Pendletou and friend. from
New York, were guests of Mini .10] a
buffer, at the Roma Point Hotel. owr
Sunday.
Mrs. Keeler. who has been staying :t
Beuediot'u
family, returned to New York yester-'
the Daisy with Captain
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (i. Aehmead and
daughter are spending two weeks at the
Bell Island House. Central avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hamilton and
family, of Danbnry, are guests at the
Bell Island House.
Mr. Carter is spending several days
with Captain John F. llenultct and
family.
Mrs. Barroll and sin. of llanbury,
will he guests at Bell inland this week.
The Misses Robertson, of llaubury.
visited here Saturday and Sunday.
Seventeenth» ‘R‘eunion.
The useeiitive oounnittoe of the Ser-
“390ch
tiou hall decided to hold the annual
reunion ol the regiment on August ‘3“,
Members from
Norwalk and other western points will
reach the spot by trolley over the Nor-
walk and Wentport line, transferring
tothe Weetport and Snugatuek line. in
Member: from
Bridgeport and other eastern points
euteeuth Regiment Veteran
at Uednr Island grove.
the village. west side.
whet-la is not greater than that at
those now in use. also t-onsidoriug that
tin-y are as durable as the narrow»
the wheel“. and the {not just doinnn»
stmtml that the draft is not inn-eased
by their use, but in lllt' averagi- mm-
malt-rianiy olwreascd, removes the ldhl
objwtion against tht- gradual adoption
of the broad wheel on the tat-ms. tin-
mnmti'y rumba and city sll'i'i‘lsi. For
the farm and t'llllllll'y roads llll' tires
slioiild not be less than t: lnrln-a wide.
For the n-ity streets 4 llll'llt“ should
he lllv minimum width.
The benetivhtl vtl'm't or llll' wide tire
on dirt roads is 1~ll'lliill;:l)‘ allel in
some ri-wnt tests at lllt' slfllltlll here.
A day road. luidly vut into Hits by the
narrow tmw. was M'li't’il‘il for the twel.
as presenting minlitious lrnui t‘nrur
:lltlt' to tile ltl‘lrzltl llt'tr.
tests or the- draft of lllt' narrow lll'"
was made in tip-so tiltt'il rub. and in:
llmllntrly follow-rd by the broad tires
running in the snow rots. 'lho lirel
run of the broad tin- ut’vl‘ the narrow
tire rule was awoinpaniml by. an in
creased limit; lllt‘ second by :I ill‘hil
llt:lll‘l‘i.’lll_i' less than the original nar-
row til'v; the third by :i still greater
dwliuv. and in llil' l'ollrlh trip thv ml
was prank-ally obliterated and llllt'll.
The narrow tin-s “'t‘i't‘ then run over
the same road. \vitil lb.» results that
HIV draft was lighter than bolun- the
broad firms had lll‘t'li used. Alternating
the broad and narrow lll’t‘i on this
road tor a number or lilllt‘h rtwuitml
ill :1 gradually ilw-i'e-usrd limit. In
other Wili'll‘rl, thr- broad tire» u'rri- llll-
will go by steam care to Straighten-in,prorlm.v the road surtarv iu alli’il an
thence toiJ‘ednr l‘oint over the West— extrnt when run but halt" tlo- little
A” it) lllalkv illt‘ til‘:ll'l rulp-‘ltlvl'ui'iy '
port and the Saugatuck extension.
the grove it is promised to regain ”'6‘ for all \n-hic-h-s, ‘l‘his .-p-.~trl_v .
veterans with a roast of clams dog from
the near-by shore, and which are now
grewingiu aim and llavor for their do
The grave in mostly oi c.-
This I.mm'ith here and there a lilsntlll‘llfi
... eh...
30 miles south Hi tree to vary tluoknu
to Lake 'l‘mutn. a dis. at lilo miles
.over level pmirles. and the rulinll'."
from Lake Tmiln in an open valley
through to Yukon river by way of the
"outing "on river.
“’llh the aid of par-k hon-vs the 'l’nkutt
route is by far the more preferable. it
In pnmnn- that a Huge line all! lm up-
ernted over this route.
Parties who have been nt’rr holl‘l
routmi any that the walk uf Iztti miles
over the low-i motility in rriurv- anally
neeompllahvd than that of the in miles
over the ('billmt summit.
John G. Firmly hull taken libl oath of
olllce and is now Alaska's governor.
Illlury l'ost For Multan
Washington. July 27. The pivuldr-nt
and fleervtury Miter have derldvd to
detail an army "River and a mutually nf
soldiera lrnm we rt-aiilur army for m-rr
ice in Marlin. 'l‘hv rtmtter in yet in
wry lndtllltlili- lhtliw, but dt'llllln will
be nrronuml mo mop au punt‘lhlt- in m
tier that thr- m-lallvrr may and into in.-
Vicinity of the mold munitry lieful‘e nav
Mellon plows nil the Yukon rtvvr.‘
They will be Hilltl to their rio'alitm‘v
lion via the Yulwn river route. and the»
We: at one oi the Ihlppluu mmpanbm
on the pfll'lllt’ round to lrllllflllltrl the
men and their baggage and Mutt-it will
probably be m't'r-lttml.
The Maui Im'tttlun or the vamp or
punt lulu not yet been dotvrmluml on.
built hi exported to be at ('lrr'li- Pity,
MI army other now in the tlvld and
who hurt had experience In uurh ttmllvrllt
. Mil been Invited tu latte (‘lllll‘flr of the
humanity, and rm answer lil erporlml
1min him very anon.
'flie detail of men who will no will
he made from one or the prod! m the
went. bill that whlvh one hi not tlnaity
”tiled on. The "Metal: are anxious
to llorate the w-Idll-ru in the sold [Hill]!-
try list won an bumble and it it run he.
”rattled they will be real on lhflfiltilfll'l‘
Ohullitm early in Mutual.
M not to totem the Mini law.
milieu, July 21. » Who rublnnt hurt a.»
elm not in nus-mm in uptown the
Illili law to the Klondike ditttrlet. The
nutrient at royalty ml the gold outwit!
we» durum. out was: left over until
u “Whom simian. ltlnhty addition;
at "roamed pollen will he not on. MW}!
war. to maintain law and order. and
the {toilet} Ilium ntittiorlim at. Ma
. mm will in mm to um the mt.
gm thereon Moraine; territory. 1! . 5 g
Mm .wmm-aniwug'i
reel ' more imam
4t.
'l‘
‘stmtes that if err-u half tli
:liH'Il lil'x-titl lll‘i‘s lln- haw"
A lllllulu'l' of I
turmoil.g
each or
Girl M118
Iran calm «in! on Me In!
her .ng brothel-in.
She can get the proper kmds he
buys Ins. Every style of call
2 for 250.
.,, l" ., .ml
«It‘l’ittrburg, Labor
5 “ ‘Wlteellng.
1m; ‘ fl " ‘ 4
INTER HOVBIBIT.
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, ”.71“, ”In Trouble In
flea-try Will Be Either specu-
W or noon-nu Strike Will Be
fol».
39c . each
Ties, String has In all]! or . ‘
lions.
Four-m-Ilands.
100 to 50¢.
The washable slack [score are
#300
shall you how to be an Ascot R°frlzeraton
how.
Surprising how many woolen boy I n
5 , . I
Mal-summer prices bring
the $1.00 straw Ital down
to 48¢.
' Show hat season has
been short and we're long
on hats.
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9
l1
‘
iishcsthem equal to
dog them from the
Open
Saturdafli Ml“ streetS.
lit, Conn.
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MASON'S JARS,
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TIN OVENS,
barge
$18-13.
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ttihtlrriluly 27,—The mining attu-
.. it in in M5 dietrlet in quiet and un-
fair and. Beth Illlltflt are waiting for
the {manual the meeting of the opera-
‘ :tor ‘Wmornoon. The arbitrators are
till: ly Gland at the prosper-ta. While a
turn number are not In “firm of the
old uniformity plan all are anxious to
ll" 1' what new phase the peace enm-
totalitarian have given the subject.
Some are decidedly opposed to uniform.
ity; but all are in favor or arbitration
for settlement of the strlke. The mu~
{erenee lit exported to last two and per-
haps three days. Representatives from
”only all of the eompanles operating in
the distrlet are here.
Senator Henna. who to among those
present, in speaking of the maria to
settle the strike by arbitration. said: "I
am in favor of any plan that will better
the‘enudltlou of the lllt'n. That is the.
main polnt ot the situation. That their
condition needs lu'll-‘rllti'lit everybody
knows. and I will give my hearty sup-
port and (‘fl-npi‘lrfllinn to any movement
looking toward that end. Present meth-
ods are in many reaper-ts inadequate.
Uniformity la lurking, and that is enme-
thing i have always ndvm-atod."
Mlnore‘ Utltr-ials liolan and Warner
have «retired the Hhrl‘lff [lint the strik-
ers had no intwnliun of man-hing on the
mines of the New York and Flori-laud
the Coal Primpany. l‘ra-xidvnt Union
said it was not intended to lose the
twinnilth)’ (if the ptilvlit- by an ill advised
"At the ”finding wall-
ed for Thursday." said be. "We want no
crowd from utlu-r points. W.» want only
our speakers and lie Armitt‘s men
there. and it in my Uliilililll that this
plan will be Surrvssiul. ll \u- gwt a
good met-ting. i think M. Mm show to
the publiv and tin» other minors that I»
Armiti's men still barnmnnhmnlonuuuh
left in them to wine iln-ln-i' nlli' simul—
nrd and join tlu- sll'lkt’, We haw- told
the sheriff that ~in llltrllllnlb:ll‘l' tour»-
altlt‘. mid lic- lull-w \V'il lll-‘l‘l‘r
fore will It”! i... intvrlt‘n-tl with by him
or his tiriltllirs."
A body or Ultnl llllll~‘l.‘=. «"Iirryinu heavy
elubu, ltmrt’berl in tile 4‘.”th Shannon
mines {it link Station, \t‘llnr.» about but
"it'll were “nlkititt and prrrniml utmn
them in (“'lllt’ out. 'l‘hrre \\.l.~' n.» dis—
order.
display or f. w».
“5‘ HS.
LABOR LEAD-Elli; course.
The Meeting of the ('hlefe
l'nl-mu at “'Iwellng.
“'l‘lN'ian. July 27,-vl'1llflv‘nt‘ \'. Del”:
mndv his illiih'lilill’lt‘i‘ lli Wino-ling and
was met by a largo 'lrvittl at lhv l'itlL
road Malinm l...‘t illJlll h.- :idlli‘n-imul
a more mwtlm: 1n tltw w'ntml part of
the city. '1‘th vl'turts in st svnw- lill' put»—
lit' building mini"- t‘ul til: mm tin: full-
ed, and the min-tint; took plow it within!
of Trade-
away.
in awaiting or zip situation in m»
Fairmout mam-:51: liens said lo— Mr
Nita-ut'uizwl .\ immlwr of men jam-ml
tho .N‘it'Jit'l“ than wn Sunday. andwtltv-r?
tll’l‘ PXPN lvtl lll fall iii, lln' Silill ill" 0."
forte of tho wiuau .o-rs unuld haw been
"‘0?“ i-itlvt’i'r'rt'tli l‘lll fur tlu- tart that
thv' upruitul», a: hr tlztilns. lil'l‘Y-‘lllt‘tl
their town {rim .l!"'llllllil lb» llll't'llligfi.
l’rm‘liml slurry. he said, t-xisls in the
Fairtnunt minim: tl'ztlltll.
"Although the rows may l‘i'iml'l the
minus .ts hunt: lititivl' luwmblv u-n—
dilinns in lit“ l-‘.mnwm rvtzion,” sold
llvlm, "l ban wllv-rlml data from i’:ii'm«
era. lllllll‘:~‘ :mi ~=tnrvkwprra \xliivli
Shnw til it lliv mom-a: unintuitive « lit’itt
their lipid-Mm ill llix' lliltirs. zit lllt‘
swab-wind m ;l« . 'Elllldlll‘ .xl-vt'v‘r.
”The lllll’llildll’lll [Illlifhml by m.-
Htwmlcirs: ha.- )Hrtvzliwl limit" from
jnlmm: :hu :nflw but m .i"« li~|l|tllli
Hf lillllllltlv nu .1 in \\'v t \‘lrumn '
Atrium: ll- iii 'llllllv‘lil lnlmr bat/lv-r!
in Hill‘llrlillll' .tl 3hr mtllrrrnw nil the
Nll‘lkl‘ ~multiun .lin l.llKvllv‘ \' lulu,
bond ol iil- Sv- mi l’I'Yllmlll».\'. \':‘.~-
Pl‘t't‘llll'tll l! l r»? H: l’r'l'vilJlth' and
Pnirtiuw' mum. i'i-vulwm Malnm r-l
the “Unit l'i" \Vlill'il‘l'g' lllllllll. l’rvm
rlviit h'ulllllt'l Howl-rind nl tiu- l-‘nd- l‘illiwn
Hf Lulmr. l'lvwl ill liziltlll-il‘li H" lli-"
l'tlilml \Iin it“ aim-x9: of .\‘.li"ll'.| and
tlruti-l Montrr Workman Satori-inn of
tho Killflhll Hf l..llml'.
'l‘liu inlmr blim- How rlaim llmt
{mm ni tlur hm!“ lllllll'l“ ill lllt‘ li'nii»
tnnnt and Motion: lil-‘iil Vallm- nulrnmi
illutiiri ‘lI-r ltll‘w that $.4an ..( the thermal
llll'" in ”in livid-t alum: lliv Norfolk and
Write”. Twill it ill" W'llilll'lll t‘llll vi
the slate tut-5 -.ult. and llllt‘ltlilltlllwl
:nli‘lrml utnlr tint A law. purport...” ..f
lhl- The“ up" w tlw Illa-M Klinnulm r. .
trim stt‘i' alum itlll' ill-Ive, Mutton, 1p...
and tip- utlwr lubli't‘ii lt‘t‘l gt't‘llii)‘ on.
""llt'flltt ii.
A llll‘lliil'll (tum l‘larkelmrg nayl‘
"The tiilturu held .I tiiwttillt ill the
depot heri- lzm Might and organized a
union of i'nitmt )ilnv Worker,» 4.!
Amer-vii l‘t‘f‘i‘ .‘ml men attundmt lip-l
Mined the new uni-«at. lilllll‘tll.“ “or” put
Hill. and iumsmprl' ins-n were lit-l alt
biuml in attend The "looting WM.“ no.
t'ret. but lltl'" u lint «mild bo lom‘nml it
“all aurwd that all the men rhnuld l.»
ituvt't'liml h} tlw aii‘llull «d the tiiwtim:
I! ”in ruprn-nvnluiiim at Wliwlirig. All
tin- own an! ”upturn-l and ready to no
Hit. and it the word hi ultra they still
‘ I‘ll."
"(nation at r’atnnont.
l’ntrmnm. W. \'.i,, July ill-«A mun
mtvtml um minvulnu-d to lie ”Pill m
Row England. but none was bold. be.
rnum- nnty 3.1 mltwt'lt had gathered. An
inlum‘lhm loaned by flilt‘t‘lul JtlrilvrMn-
no" poem» to lin pill lib end to the
Ulrike here, \‘i'lllt all the loud": at
Wlieultnn. the man nor there hi nothing
it'll in? ”Will in tin bill in up in work,
irony too own lunli that air;- at aloha".
uh. whirh. ultb till mun imported (mm
the l‘umwlim ill.» tt'fllttll. "min-ii tun mm
at work their. ’l'lw inlmwtlnn luat bu
rand hail not no we lump snorted. and
the GWI‘filtirfl ltnnit tbta Mop will be
impatient-my. It to lurid many minors
trout to go barn to truth and that thin
atop will be taken very main.
flu: lino-lion In Indiana.
Mtllfllllwllln. .ioly ether-minimum
"new one Trrliuttfl. aormilatsu m (in?
re ”mat in ma "W n in» mm .
item iterator: nu ma- condition of m
m lien ”omitted their manta.
m and the “wall.“ at!» it
4
man.“ ‘ 5
. ‘ t .f "We
a at tedious should 3 re the Ihbieet
their thought. ‘ Operators are quoted to
themttect that they are reopen-intemr
the low ranges and the condition of
miners. for they have towed down
price» under the etreuu of competition.
which in turn has driven them to it.
The report eallu attention to the fact
that no lawn-smear! estate and that there
are no signs of on unruly spirit. l
The govenor has derided to lame no
appeal augmenting some kind of a ren-
ewable roller for the striking mlnel's
and their families
l
A Crista at Scandal-v. .
Beottdnle, Pm. July 27.——A liateh of
new men ban arrived bore.
exprem- a determination to go to work.
The Btrlhn-rn’ i-nmmittm» labored with “
them utmureeazd’ully. and when they rev
ported the result of their interviews “3'
the idle nilll im-u the eavltement be-
ezmie intros», Anni-ti dolputiea are on;
guard about the mill property. and nr-'
duru have been lwauvd to arrest any per-
son who ti‘t-apassex. Both sides set-ml
to be preparing for n i-nnttlvt. wbieh
nearly everybody exports and fours.
(‘enuw‘tbvrw have been tundr- so that
the lmilern and furnaces mu lie tit‘i'tli
with natural gas. but the edit-tats oi thr"
company refuse to ulw any infornmtiun .
its to the time they export to start. 'l‘heI
old men say their lines»; are solid and
that they will remain so.
AN INSURANCE MUDDLE.
Pulley union-u at "w “mutation-us
Belem Idle Withdraw.
New York. July :7,» tow-r out} pulley
holders in the Alztsxarliuet-tts liviiuiit
Lite Assuranre arisovlatluu held an ex-
eltinli meeting yesterday afternoon in
the main hall of the Equitable building.
on lll\\'t"l" lrundway. President John
Henry llnlhvr,‘ who was in ntto-mlanri'.
preserved :t ralm demeanor. notwith-
standing the tart that {mild and sitin-
liil: \n'l'u pretty
policy holder». Thom: severe terms were
applied more to [hi' company itself than
to any on.- I'ttnllw'lr‘ll with it.‘ The poll-
l'rvr-ly used by the
my holders tiiially derided to refuse to
‘ pay
any more aswssnwnts into the
t-nmpziny and empowered the mmmittn-e
chosen at last week's mwtlng to make
ltrrarigvmr-rtls to transfer as many of
tho loom pulil-y holders as are willing
into :‘Ulllt‘ old vstablished New York
u‘nnlpany. Further. it was agrm-d to
tins-Ins rill-h pl-lit‘)‘ liliiili'i‘ unit-li'lllh nf l
po-r rent of the {are value of melt polit'y
for the expense or enrollnwnt and
transfrr.
l’inly pulley holders: were admitted to
ll’lv' hall. and: although hard words were.
new] during lht‘ fir'r‘slnn, it tins l‘nll-
l"t't!t'll that President lbdkvr is not to
blame for the financial condition of Hi.»
eompany, iwvausv h" ha: only “won in
oiliw u fen mnntlh‘. sim'n thr- vivvttnv-ut
or Hebrew A. Lttvbtl ll of Boston. whom
h” Silt’t‘r‘I-tlwl,
The llwv. Tin-mas Heywood. rhstirman
of the pulley huldnrs' wmmittt-e. called
the mow'tinu in urili'r. Some of those
[Ill-Frill hart paid sumo on a san‘l'N‘l pull-
ey in lit years; min-rs whose
merits: had ism-n intro-used from Sloth) to
539 :ml billl utllv-ls uhnsv l'I'L'liiill‘ and
spvr'isrl calla-i hit-l low-n triplv-ll :md vii-ll
Iiiiadruplvd. \Vhi-ll (’Lliit‘tl tiputt now iv
pay greater rt‘Rlllitl' :lslsi'sr-‘ltlvilfs llll'l
l'ltlt'u :lb‘N'SSlllP'lll?‘ in vie“ nt illv‘ uni wr-
tnm l‘iilllllil'tn nt‘ ito- o-nnprmy'e llllttlh’v .~'.
ill-‘I'v “as no uundrr that the \vturan
ll‘tlil‘lv' ll-ddwrs uvr‘u- umphntir and hard
to kl’i‘p'lfl nrvlwr.
i't‘wi-bnt llnlkrr stated that the di—
rm-toru and the .ltlivvral nt' tln- r'nmpauy
ulm urin- :uwmly :ippnintwl found the
liaillil‘i in :t Illilwiil slut-u
ll.- did not vxm‘uy know “hut the
liabilities of ill“ wmpany “or". b...
t'flUl‘" many of thr immfs of «loath and
slvath claims had not bwn regularly
tilwl
l‘rn-n's or death in numerous ram
um" nut («ii-(limiriltiu. and l::' wold
Hill) rutuzhly "illltllllr‘ the lililnlztivs lll
l‘l'llllll iitiiiilwrc. l'r-widn-nt lit-liter mid.
tho liulitilttv-A of ”in .‘nmpnny ut'ln
:illuut ”WWW. til this he llintlxiit tlilt
“201W” “it.“ Miami and’ nnitr-illm-tnlvlou
lo-arlnu tlw :irtiml linlvllitlvs .it alum!
platoon, Hr \t’tilllil plztm- tho [wan-N of
the vwmpnrly :it $702.th Hf tlili: sum
tl'lffiim um: burrow-d from llii' mirr-
m-tr‘fv lurid.
'l‘lw l'ilfl'flllll)‘ had fin equity in tho
\l.ti&"it'll||~'llsv lnliidiliu, n latuv nlllve
building Ill lbwtwn, n! Zilfdlflll. mum“
dim taunt»: in tbv .mitnnt n! Millllfl“
lll\'t"“llll"ll'.‘i li’l riniltb Anivrlmut t'vlllllr
trim to the amount ..{ tritium. alum!
lithium in Moritz-lure and .|lm|ll Slim.
ooh tr It‘lll malnu- lit and about Horton.
">5“er
Voting Woman ltrowned.
.‘llil~llvltilli.' N. Y, July illwllalph
lint». .urmi I" hurts. and Mia-i Lihlm'
\‘r-umz. .‘tlh‘ll :."- yrmu, \ii'i'n lélll'il’firll in
ill” Sl’hnlllflr’l' Irv-‘k \lhlii' t‘i’nllilllli: l"
tln» daily ul‘ \li. llnlr in tilllitlli tlu‘
murmnn milk. I’m-d Hyde. u grandam“
of Mr Hill“. lt'ltt'll the «rim in: help
and Nllltt'rfli'll in ruwnlm: hie proud»
father. but Mitt-I Voting “an druunml
'l'lli- ““144 hi m high and tbn I'lll't't‘lll w.
atrnuir that tlw luv-iv line not lti-t'n t'w
ruttd‘wl. MIM‘ \‘ntntu unit an erupt-typo
of ill" Hyde (:tmtly.
charged Wlth Fraud.
New lllih'll. July :7. I'harien it.
’l’mmuir-il Hi 11W t‘llflnn :lvl-imu, blow.
lull. N. J , Wail lvi'ullttltl "it ill the wily
5ourt hero on llll‘ .lmrge o! dun-mm.
1m: l-‘muk Helium. proprietor of it...
\t'mtiillu Home. at Won-tulle. Tm“...
doll “.m t‘nlltlitlilt'll to Jail to await ad-
\‘ttv from N-wnik. llv I‘lllltlllt lo luv .t
min of fitztlr Svttfllui' 'l'rtlv'ittiteii of New
Jersey.
Incline til» at a Ila Danae.
(iuihrltv. ii. 'i‘.. July 27... pun,” a nun
Ilmm- ul tln l'v-nm ltldiami Naturally
lliltlil, White Feather, u untml Iowa llt—
diuu from N-‘lirlmhn. tell them} In “ lit.
Ho was on a vieit with an of 1,... ”mm”.
’l'hprco \H'rt' hilly ”with indium: in it".
damn, lbw Kano. (Mingus. mum and
’t’nnkm lwiliil moment at the annual r...
llfiimlb tile.
it». up it Home nudist-n.
Now writ. .luly r7.-'l‘h» ukull and
lmtwit of a man were lull'nd at Terry-
town. N. Y.. by Workup-u maiden an
motivation cm the Wilmington lrrlmt
plane ll ll ”1|!"th I" l”! ll!!! remains
at a tlwntutlonnry soldier, who rm.
hurl-«l where he tell.
Minn. Juty 21.»~tlou. Lhasa l'.
"till. mom.” of the "W '7; K "it
bowie! uncut at a claim rim to been
too barium to»: thin otter-m. new
rotary and first (tau the
South Norwulk People are fil‘ ‘
mmnmumm‘
n , . , .
ORIES O
m
M" mg
About it on Every 0M
it is sometimes an easy maim-
fool the public. But you can't
up very long. The are sure to.
you out, and every t In: a man ilfl , .
another skeptic it made. Skepticisuta
allowable when reading in a ham
newfipaper about some. incident «occur.
ring in San Francisco or laws; but
circumstances are entirely (imam
when it occurs to some one right ’ .
at home. friends and neighbors. people
you know, whom you can see. an
and they , with whom you talk it over. This‘li”
the kind of evidence at the back of
Dunn's Kidney l’illy—homc statements
by home prupie and the astonishing
local work they have been doing has
caused more talk among our citizenry
than the doings of any other modern
wonder. Read the following: ' '
Mrs. Addie Banks. of 40 Raymond
street. says: "My employment, :1 but-
tonhole worker on tine shirts atllutcll-
emu. (Tole 8; Co.’s. may not have been
the primary cause of my trouble, but
the constant application certainly does
not help it. in: backache and that tired
and u-earyiecling iu the inins oppressed
me and robbed me oi my. wouted cur
orgy. Reading one night about Dean's
Kidney l‘iik and some cures they had
made indured me to get a box at Pinis‘
ted's drug store. They gave me rcliei
at once. I am pleased to recommend
thorn."
Dean’s Kidney Pill: for sale by all
dealers or sent by mail rm receipt of
price by Fuster-Milbum 0).. Buffalo.
N. Y.. sole agents for the United
Stairs. Remember the name. Dean's.
and take no substitute.
, .. . _ .._ ,_....__._._3
auto ABE iliEY?
The Words that Barry Weight in Ner-
walk Are tram New“ People.
> When anything that promises relief
is offered you, the first thingynu wiehto
know“: if it ever helped anyone else:
and the amount of faith you will have
in trying it will depend upon the reli-
ability of. the testimony otlered in its
behalf. When this is from remote
strangers, way beyond the reach of your
consultation. doubts may remain; but
when it comes from disinterested Nor-
ivallr people. whom you can consult at
any time, its reliability is apparent; its '
truth not to be doubted. And the testi-
mony of Norwalk people, and of promi-
nent pimple among them. is united in
declaring that California Catarrh Cure
cures eaturrh,that it removes n‘l traces of
this persistent and humiliating disease.
Note the words of a man you know you
can believe:
Mr. D. (J. Croft, ll East ave-rue, East
Nurwalk. after riifieriiig with catarrh
foryenrs, tells of his relief lee follows: “I
lied that California Catarrb Care has re-
lieved me. very much. It keeps my head
and throat much clearer than they had
two for a long time. and the relief in
wonderful. Anyone suffering from
eatarrn in any tnrm will surely find it
an excellent reme iy. It relievee at
once. until believe the relief is permu-
nont."
California (.‘atarrh Core is the great
est rollover oi hay fever and the greatest
cure All dealers, to cents, three time.
no much. one dollar.
Break up your colds with California
Cniarrh Core. and prevent (adds “hang-
illl: on." Sold by all dealers; .30 cents;
three times as much. it].
Burning. itching skin diseases instantv
ly relieved by he Witt‘a \Vltt'lt Hazel
Salvo. unequaled for «its. bruit“.
burns. lt lmde without leaving a tour.
G. (I. Simeon and E. l’. Weed.
Htloctual ----- Charles J. Booth. Ulive~
wood, Ual . i-‘ayu: “l haw used Ayer's
l'lh‘r‘ in my family (or several years. and
harm always found them tin-at «but Will
in the win-l ol ailments arming iron! it
dtmrdered Montm'h, tvrpid liver, and
(fitllnllptllt’tl bowrh ’
"hint Hummer one of our grand ehild-
n-n want ru-k “llll in M11”? bowl
ll'nlllill'.”hflj'lt Mrs. l2. (i. ilregory..ul
Fri-derirkptuwn, Mo. “Uni“ dootor'l
n-mvdy bad tailnl. than we tried
t 'humiwrlmu.» i mile. Cholera and Dior.
rhll'la Remedy. whlrh gave very
relic-t." the rule by (1'. t‘. titilloon.
From tire to m.
A4 a l’nmili‘ Dir-divine lilwnu‘s (ls-let? KIM
Ht tin-31'“?! Fur-mm lrI-Ill air» in rum up
how llynu haw lilllllv‘f. liH‘l‘ or Mom
.5... mar. balm-«inn. mmtutotl: m. Mechelle.
(' '. '1‘“ l ”0%
Hm awn-ilit'wlli mu.- lyuii. . ‘i
Mouth .\--rmt|l¢.ulld l2 ’. Wood. finitfihlk I
«mitt»: though-ta. are the MIiI‘ agent-t Mil urn
li ll'l'fulh”. warble». trite. Lame mellow
t l .
Mr. (3. l.. ll'nibrourlt. a drought at
Mention. Mien. my» all at the good hue
thuonialr- that hare been pnhllulmd by
the niauuiarturvrn of ( haiulii-rlaiu'ii
(folio, Cholera and lliarrhll‘ia ltommly
could be duplicated it] that town. For
min by (l. C. tililltml.
“have tried attic". but like Ayer‘ii
bent” ll thostatemeut iii-denim- and
over again by the” whou‘iitlly to the
benefit derived from the one of Ayar‘ti
Hernaparilla. illustrate never taut a amt.
er enemy than thin powerful htmd purl-
ller. it makes the wait Altman.
Thereiun time for eterylhinu. and
the time to attend to a cold in when it
slam. lmu‘tmtlt till you have «wu-
uumptlou. but prevmlt it by Mom no.
Mlu’ututhmah Cure. the anal ruiuiily
for circular. (ltllllll, eroap. hr- neh lb and
all tumult and loan trouble» 0. (l.
Slillmll ltlltl ”A I,» Wig.
0” “IV “ u m
t attend to the or non of
Rinaldo-no of l mu «gilt. «WY? 1
out n (6m). i. Will! it. it;
an: it: want it , who
at: getliitrluu oi mutant, in
mnt‘imlgm‘ ."uml.l"..'i.'i".i'li mung“
h l
iaeullimtmi Lune-- lam , r
u. a...” n
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