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Mummmmaauri’.
immatures-Inna III. ao-
W‘M'm
wllba not. !
Lug—d
Initiate tie Cuba. July Eli—A docu-
Ifit in being circulated for signature:
I“ the Cuban residents in Santiago
W to the president of the United E
8am. thanking him for the eo-opera 5
\tion of the army of the United States. E
and expreaaitu the hope tltat the Moor
lean government will reeognizo Cuban
”mighty in the surrendered portiott
.‘gIIII province of Santiago de. Clllffl.l
It wu draftedJiy Arms. the newspaper I‘
i
Wdent on the staff of the t‘n~E
lion general Castillo. who. it is aaid.§
alto drafted the alleged letter of pro-E
that from General (larela to (tent-rah
Ihafter. :
The following is the text of the doe. 2.
lion!
'f'a Preaident McKinley:
The undernlgned. (‘ubana by birth.
landowner: and residents of Santiago
til Cuba. repreaenting. with their ntii- .
then. the non-eontbatant population
that anffored for many years Spanish
title in this section of tlte inland. wit-iii
..tn...e:nreu the warmest. thanks to the'
people of the United States for dellv~
erlng them from the innufferahle yoke
III minim rule.
'l‘hey wish also to express their abso-
lntu'eonildence in the good faith and
hutnttliltarlan purposes of the l'niteIl
Statea. and in the pledge that the let'-
t‘ltory of Cuba in not to be conquered
by the American troops for the pur-
men of annexation. ‘
We believe and we would urge that
our own people are unable of tuttiillina
the international obligation to estab-
ilalt a government for the inland.
Cuba in the future may pointlhly be
come lIi tlte course of a few years part
of the territory of the l'nited States.
thus int-reusing the comfort and hop-
pineuit of this people but now all tie
sire a government of our ow.n as com-
peuautiou for the Intleilngs and hero-
iiun of our army and the definite eiI~
tablislinient of the Hilton reptihlir. will
t‘nban authorities. in .IeI-ortlatiee with
the resolutions of the l'nltrd Stain.
ennui-mi
We hope that the present state of
affairs at Santiago. where Spaniardt
are Iitill the administrators of our in-
tereuta. property. and title. will be brief
that the my may soon be turned over
to the (‘ubtintL and thitt our army may
enter. the flag of t‘uliu waving trium-
phantly twinkle the Atiiei'iran flag. as
Cuban iioldierit fought side by wide with
the Americans against the euuituou t‘II'
en'ty.
S
i
WHAT THE SOLDIER t’AllRlES.
For netlve service in the field. whore
fort-ed mart-hes may he frequent and .I
eunibt-t'ttonie outfit ht lllttIt'l‘tIIl'IlliIt‘. the
aoldlertt of the l'uited Stun-II army
which in fully as I-onipreltetisive as
that lised iii the armies of other no-
“Mill and takes tip Ierot space.
The soldier is provided with one
still of elotlier. witlrii are iIi good I-ou-
ilitlon. lie i'itl‘l'li'h a “IIIIIINH k, a moth
i-rti arrangement of light I'.I.l\’.l.~'-. uti-
llke the old leather heavy .Iffair.tttid in
this he I-IIrI-iI-II lIhI rlianite of under-
I'IutIlltil. lieitvy M‘I‘VIN' gloves. IilIlltI“
ket‘ehiefit. ureiiuiit book of ration» and
provisions liIIItit-d. an extra ItIIIi‘ flan)
nel shirt. Ntwlttt and perhaps ll few
trinkI-iu. lie in provided with lite fu-
millor wIIie-brlinInI-Il. Nilttdtll‘t'tl
IItI . and with It drew rtip.wli Iii t-ll‘llltrl
to til» knapsack. Around liln’ who in
Iilrtipped the i'fIIIiIII'II‘t‘it IIt'II with
rifle I-artrlng-tt lit ii. .\I one wide of
thin belt humps It heavy leather HIlt'llilI
t‘tlllli'IlllIlfl the limit knife uml tor nelt
tIt‘II‘IIN‘ Mill to eat with Al the «inn
Hide image the mood Illtilil IiiIitI
(‘IWON'II with felt and filttiitped wit
min. to hold water or IoffI-I- u||
Inarrli.
Arrows lite t-IIIIIIIIIII a heavy Hit-ill
httnuu with it I-wlvel and to tliiI i~ at
litt'ltt'tl I'lt' illlt' ftit‘ I‘.I.‘l'_\‘llt|i. All hill
tIIttt‘rI. both I-IivItlranen itnd intiiiitty
then. are provided with brown titlltil‘ ~
lettgiiiuu tiiiit I‘t‘IIt'II half way down to
the knee. and are ttht proIiIII-Il with
a tin I'tip. wlilIh Ming.» roIII the toll
and h- III-I’ll toi Iirtiiklutt |ittl'|utm-II and
III llttlII map at them. "
I‘Itlt‘lt MIIIIIII lI.tI olm n IIIIIIIll do!
in tent. Itttliltl II piII-II of ItintoI- illtttlli
fttilr feel little by Ida fret Ittltl. lit
otrrtth tIH'I‘ the body while sleeping
Title I! lit‘l‘tlIIIIIIIIIIWI by it pointed rod
and when two IolIliI-tn piiire iloir
trIlO‘lIttl' tent" II'IIIIII‘I' Myer the Illlfili‘il‘
polIIII :I I-niuli tI-Iit about three feet in
lieiitlit t~ mode ‘l‘ltlII I-hnltI-r with it»
pole» In tool on tile “round ililtl the
blanket laid on top and tonrtlier hi
the eIIIlu. no thII tin whole ran he
aitltia “\t‘l‘ the littlll’ and titlit- up little
l‘tltlfll "lite tttlitll‘HllI’IIi. Itlultuttl of it
httapitntk, now- It IiillIIlrt lion. whlIh ht
tilting over the IIIittllltIl'l by n nirnp ntid .
whit-It ”ill be owed to- It too-r innit tori
Milt. the Iftttlltt'l'h Ittittte. The f...
airylltttti flit-ti t.lilll‘h it revolver in
atead of the knife of III" infantry-min
lmt tlfIII'I'IIlvt' built are IIN'fIIIII‘ItiI'
M Signet la swing“. on will H
5of
,I. .I‘~I.-w- I"...
Dorlon House.
Gregory's Point. South "Kuwait.
J. E. Hitliivnn. proprietor and manager.
Terms unsuitable; bathing boating.
fishing. eleetrie ear» to hotel. eon-
net-ting with all trains on the
l'.. N. ii. A II. It. It.
I'NSI'RI'Aflt‘I-Ill IIIItIIIl-Z ISLAND i'l..-\\I
HANK." ANII killillul DINNER-N.
jyl lint
TO ALASKA
by lit" I‘..\II'IIII'.I l.\I~. .i. 'itlt ttiti ~leIIIItI-n
l’ennuyliunlu. totieniungti. Speetniiy titted
with ideatn iii-tit e tor the lightu. and
till tttotiertt llll|tnt\t' tiIe Iii-I.
Seattle to St. Michael
Appointed totutil about .IlII_\ DIG-1h Aug. H. L“.
oouimtln with mini Inn) 'II tleet of Ill w “-
RON IIIV l'tttl‘lf AM iIIN. tnnitrtug prompt.
through pattiinge to it AIN'l-ttht in no other
Y tikoli Illiei Itiitttu. Andi]- I'IIII’.
'I'ItANHl'tllt’l‘ t'i‘ IIN t'._II Ian l‘bliuttlltltuflt
tulle. Walla. or to INT MINATIUNAI. NAM
t’ti.. It Howling tireeti. New \ork. Ji‘ 2th
' HINDI-Mt!
31°10" [ . "at... m. “film“
We repair any hmlen or worn part of II III'
I5't'le. and keep all -_iipplieaott hand. Npiueket
w--lietlIII tutti ed to l.‘Itt enrol the lowe-t priI-e.
New-lug tutti- llllt'b l‘t'ttl ttlfl‘lI iiitite innit tiiuiitier.
In iminaiitlulieuru- iIirpI-ued: iIIe lo. M .\~ I in
All work ultitl‘ttlilrttl. “0+” I Iigt
inter and Illlht‘lllltlal. ii ltotlmttd plate. IIIIlittlit
Dewey Captured
the
Philippine Islands.
SAUNDERS
i'nptttmi l-‘tiirlleld t‘ounty on
Orient Bicycles,
and will land :lilt pair-tint
tiren. to he Iiold frInn .l.-'Ilt
intuit. at I: North Main
Him-t. "our in mind you
ill" have \‘tllil' IIIII tlllt“
viilentiih-d.
Ml North Main Street.
r-‘Itti'l'ii NilIiWAIIK.
II!‘ It! IIII.
tltIleea. lltt \Iuin tittettt.
IIIIIIIMI‘I'I 1‘0."
LIMIT“!-
IN 'I'III IVININII IIN‘I'INIII
WILL IIIIIII IOU
nilhe. ~tIt litntiI. III-'illltllt". ' on)"
Ketitneliy I'Iltllllll to hate more wot-I
aaarr than any other itIflIt' in IIp
“M . tiarttatta 1.1...
l
Arrangmi at:
hold MM
routine at ftotou F:litt. Aw I.
,—ntt-fieleettuan and Mrs. Joseph
"liltIIt'y have returned home from a
trip to the shore report-I about New
York.
in the (‘ongregutiotnii church yeater-
day morning. itev. 8. .l. Austin preach-
ed on Conferning Christ. In the even-
l\ng his subleet was Love lit theift‘ulflll-
meat of the Law.
In the lethodhit chureh. Sunday
morning. Rev. ii. A. auntie preached
front the text Welcome. in the even-
ing there won an hour's praise service
with the new book.
Mr. Bilveratein. of New York city.
wait in town lmt Week. looking for a
location for a dry goods store. and was
very favorably lmprenoed with Dr.
Noxon'u new block.
A big locuiIt tree in front of the real-
denee of . 'i‘liomntt ll. Wilson. was
struck by, lightning Thuradny night.
The bark and branches; were thrown
new-ml feet in the air.
Reins .J. Anetta is making arrange-
ments to goon his voeation week aft“
er next. lie intends going to (‘hureh»
hill Hall in the t‘atokllla.
Misses Iieleti Mtireltotiae and Nellie
late-Ion. the former in Stamford and
the hitter in the lhirlen pnblie schools
- are romping oIIt with a party of
frieiIdII iii the Berkshire IIillI-I. Mann.
A little Noroton girl was run down
on \\'eI-d‘s Hill. Noroton. by a Stam—
ford wlieelniati. Friday afternon. 'l‘he
vii-tint wne ite-vert-ly ent about the
bead. llI-r injuries were dressed by
lir. 'I‘tmltt.
Mrs. illeasott's Illliie I-Inas of the
('ttllflrt‘gflitllliil i‘IllIt‘t’It held :I [IIt‘llIt‘
.it ltoton l'oint. Thursday. The tlititi
Iteratortu wait at its worst when they
wow returning. The «or following
theirs being zill‘llt'it god the tildes
«Itiitelted. cutting a lady front iloway-
ton on {be head.
.\lr.-. l-‘ariv. of Railroad avenue. he
been laid up for the pmt two days be
t:|ll>t‘ of trying to light Ilt'l‘ kitrlieti tire
with the aid of ket‘oietie. (in her pIIt
tint: a ItitIII-h near the store the oil I-Ii
pltwletl will) siliIlI II-lil \‘IIIIt'IiI'tt ltt
knot-k her down. when she hurt her
foot so that she I-attnot walk around
_._,__...... _~
lion-ant Simeon. etiiployed as
painter Ill I‘Iirt I‘Ilt‘bft'l‘ WIIS obligul III
uiu- tip work satin-it: ;iitI~rtitiIIIi on
IIt'i‘IDIIIII or illileh. He managed to
tie! to ll'ii'ieti by train. and “as just
I-IIIII'lIiI: the door of Sillituou‘s drug
~tore when he ftiiltit-II. A I-att'riitue Wile
sent for and he was taken IlIIllle. llI- l~
now under the rare of Dr. White.
The Not-walk 'l‘t'aniwity I'IItupuny'e
trolley “‘Il't' broke Saturday Hill" :it
it o‘rloIk near I.itI'lIl~f llill. lenviutt
one our on the “Phi .~ide of the hriiiitr
_.\ Illt'nhd‘t‘ “its sent to South Norwulk
and an extra ear was promptly run
down The break who Iepttired. illII
tiiI- HII' etitthied Ill rl‘ilt‘II the born. A:
the trip \\.I~. the lost one of the night
M'iil‘t‘t‘ly .itiy llli'itlitt'lllt'llt‘t' we; I.iu.~II iI
aowama.
.\ir~' .l It. tII‘erlttlt and Harry tl't‘ou-
hell. of itrmtkiyti. on- visiting Mr. and
\It‘-- It. .\I. t'ttl'lit'tl. ttf Mltlli ‘Iif't't‘I.
Mr. and XII-II. .lolin it. it"i-rttitl. of
llroolilyn. .li't‘ \l‘IiiIIII: \Il'. and Mrs:
ILItlIi .\I. i‘nrlII-lt, of IIuwuyltilt
'l‘he liotou i|ii| I'o.ti. near the tiny
uioIiIl lit' littll-m-tr ha:- been gioutly itii-
ptotid II\ a top IIIII IlllL' of e.tith
II.lll\ I't'|ttttl hit- II"'.IMII lIl-I I-Iinl
raid in litrnui Sliaion. of Itar'ieti. who
tllil'litI‘ to .~i.il'l lll biotin-m about Aug
llpl lot.
:‘It'lt't‘illli‘lli III. 'I‘honios has. I-IinipltvtI-il
hi.» new IIIIUII and tool lioitae. IquIh of
t‘ulotiil‘. molar. and Ililh .Ii--tt Ilittl n
Iii;ttl\\;|y t‘ttlIvIIl‘IltIt'II fit It
tin.» or the pitiu ill the I-It‘t‘lltlt: untr
of the wittttttt‘i‘ Kitie i' Slit-1r: bIItltI'
rinttttduy. .Iiiil t'.ipt.iiu thunk ll file
no. on IIliltneIl to no to Poll .II (ii-r
-.IIII, ii-I|.t_\ III ll.t\t' .I lli'\\ Iitii- Mill in.
ituitial pIIIIII til the \It'llitnliwi
uIiiitil \tlll he Ititltl
'i'li-
ldpim up; If rilllitl I)
i‘hni Illi Anutil ltlt. at I.inli t
thou, the eituiwionhh lowing ilo
Iowrr III-III promptly li‘ it II'IIIIIlI'. in
the nit'IllIlt'l' lv'ote t‘ rim-stun
\t’llti‘tni .‘Illlllltl. oi ltnw‘uvton.
w‘nw toting Ill‘ iIlIy II‘ arrow». llI-ll I»
Intel. during lIlhi 'I'litll‘wtl-it Itiuiit‘-~
ilitilitlt'l tIIittIH‘I' ttlII-n . lLI~~h of Halo
Iiinu Ihoined tlo ilittt'ltlllt' with I-lu-
ttiilit kltlt‘ltlltu ltlltt tIfi' IIt' iilioll)
ltlIlt'ttI the wheel. with the liltl of two
-tlIlIII. ttuoinnl a tree. htol .tfit'l Iltt
II-IIII Itlinted toolt it home
It in It Iptutlott with .Inthiopoloui I.
who wett- tiit IlIltlIliI iiiIII ilitI whit
Ito y were like I'lttIvItIIttl I.llitttl' Nt-I
tIi‘Iit' of i'rouoe. in tin Iilttlttltt. Illitlll
intuit that tltct wt re long llt“lllII‘tI IIIIIIIIIII
and Him lltI IhIII-Iitui illllllttlh. who
IIpenk of tittlt it‘tlllihll lIlItIid III i'ttfotot
liIIir. wlilIlI npopot» to tone IlIIIIitl
tilill lltIii "I “It fiollia
I Iottttniinitnty ilitllflililu tlnil 'I‘lli‘
\iutklltttndt III “IltltlIIIIIHII Iipenke il.iI
Ilt fluently. IttI dIoIt tiioo Ititt brother.
\It‘. Mlitltiliiottit of MiiiklntInIh, wiiilI
tIlIItI MItI'ltinttndt of Morliitttoeii b- o
quilt to the Moiidntnuhre of Morkin
ttndt iii the IIIItIn- matter "I few more
lanttiotier.
light."
“ and we I-ottdti't ttee day
Mitt-kltittndwu of hittrltlttttodi.” lliiylt It.
1.13 t...
“Stilt Bdrg‘ains.
This July sale of July clothing 15 doing
much for the boys from 14 to 19 years~
bearing easily on the purse and hard on sty-
lish stats of fancy cassimere. fancy worsteds
and fancy clicviots. Just because its our
semi-annual store-cleaning time. the $5 suits
have been made $3. 75; the $7 $0 suits $5: the
812 and some $16 suits. $9. 50. Wonlbe
our fault if on almost-men boys areal
dressed as sileshly as you’d like to be the
rest of the summer.
Three prices on bicycle suits that will In-
tcrcst you wheeimeu, young or old.
31; lines have. been dropped to $9.50. the
310 lines to 37. 5t). and the $7 50 lines to I55.
Seeing the suits is the most COilitilllCIlli: argu-
ment we can suggest—and bring your purse
with on. _ ’
uly prices rule the siorc—-men's boys
and. 'hildteu's clothing at a good déil less
than it ought to be.
SIIIICIIILD.
l“ . INCORPORATED
III Inst tutti ’ BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:
IQ'Joo Church M.
Highland Brands are Strictly Union.
la'vmim'afiat.
IllDliLIIII ”VIII". lilIIlLIID PILSIER.
lllliiuhfl IALI‘ EXTIIGI. lilDlilAIO clean All
and Matt with tron. Itoott Al. and Ponce.
Put Up Exprcast for Family Unit.
inI ran-fully :III a pity-IIiI-iiiu‘e ltl’t'flt'f'lplitlli.
THE PURIIT MAI-1’ TONIC. MADE.
'l‘liey IIIIIIII up the weak. and are llllflllrtwl in any particular.
Hotels and salmon fttrttiidied at rulueed prieeu.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES
ISAAC o. HAMILTON, Sofa Agent.
1. I I m It ftertit Iain 3L. South liarwalk
eepiotie :4.
H Itili LAN D on the label Ineaini Higlieat Standard.
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ADVERTISE lfi TI'IE SENTIIIEL.
{III III ilFlIlilii
EVIritat flap and Mishap n the
! Other Side of the Rim.
l A party of that Norwalk people are ‘
fen named on Cockenoe'it inland.
i
1 Mrs. John it. Whitney. of Bridgeport
Zia entertaining Mina Artie I. tipiith. of
.Oahorn avenue.
Henry 1!. (lorlitim. of (‘ove street.
.startiii today on a trip to Saratogu
and Lake George.
Mini-I Daley Diver.
spent Sunday with Minis Ada Route. of
ltlveridde avenue.
r'
Misti Bessie Brown. of Dambury. Ii;
Elbe guest at the resident-e of t‘. W.
‘v Smith. 7? Maple avenue.
lira. George A. llonneeker. of'ileury
street, left town today. for Lake liop
otitohg, to spend tit-Vef'iil weeks.
‘ Erh- Anderson. employed by .I. Will.
he e Marvin. will ieate town tomorrow
for (airpor- Maine. to apt-pf a mouth
. with hip mother.
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‘Ilward tlenedlet. the president of
the bloat avenue hpwottli IJ‘ilHllt‘ will
. lead the meeting tonight. in the par-
‘lore of the ehurI-h.
E «.—
'l‘lie Epworth lauigue will give its
annual trolley ride next Friday night.
The bill!“ will be froth the I:‘.:te~‘t Are
« title elItIrI-h til it II'I-loelt. The trip will
. inrltide Stiimford aIId llorlun's.
ltI-pttirit are helm: made at life .l.
I"lit'Il liuymond More at Straw-lorry
hill to reltittve the eviIII-lit'. It of 'I'littr»
day eventng'I-I storm. It bolt striking ill"
root and nhattering a good portion of .t
Il-III-e of .l. i‘Ilil’t‘llt't' lluwkius. iti Seo-
.~ide I‘lat‘e. Iii being repaired. :I~~ the loot
was promptly fllljllhli'll lilal Wl't‘k l.)-
illt‘ zigI-ttry of .Ilitttlt .\l. lgiyton. who
Iiiri'lt‘tl the ttitItIranI-e.
\lr not “re. Abram Dana and Mis.
liuie ltann. after spending .i ww-IIii
with “in Henry Seymour. hutI II
tinned to their home III IIIIIK'dII‘iIl.
I'IIIIIlIlIIIIIlIHI by hit-s in.i Seymour.
fut a two weeks” visit.
I~‘. t'oggzurell. who purI-hasml the
old sIliIuIl-IIIIIIse lti Gregory ltotile-
\ill‘II. ha» tIII off the lower portion of
the ~Irurture. preparatory to Kt'lllllfl
W
' I~ lllllli'l the railroad litidge. and lik-
Ing it tip Inn-It avenue to t‘ rapidity.
It \\.I atitiounIed \e~terd.i_v that tin
u-unlhl tilii‘lllt rly t"tlllftrtllt'ti tIf IIIt'
‘ year would be held in the lecture room
of the hull Avenue Methodist Episco-
‘pnl t'Itiil't'Il next 'l‘huradiiy night. ini-
mudiately after the prayer and praise-
-t'l’\lt‘t‘.
Mr». Etiorli llow'en.
periittt-lIIlI-iil of the
‘ IuI-ni of the I‘liinl Avenue Sunday
mlioot. is planning. with her omit-Ir
illlle. to give the Iliildreu their annual
IIIIIIII' on IIII' lawn and grounde .stir-
ronnding her home in thdmrn Avenue.
the poptdor ~Ii»
primary depart-
Loavoa South Nor-walk. 1:30 A. M.
Loavoa New York:
IIeeItniau ~‘lt‘eet . t2tlh p III. (Saturday. 1:30 p. to.)
Hunt illsi *treet. 2:40 II. III. (Saturday. 2am p. Iii.t
Fara. Single. 400; Excursion, 10
lmtiwlleolitiuin Street. New York. Monday. WetliltNIiiI‘ and lI‘rldiiy. (- poo.
liettw Norwiiilt. 'I‘uotdoy. 'l‘lIurIIIiay and fiaiurdny. o p.nI.
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The Home Paper.
Nothitnt taker iiII pliiee. There in Ito utilmtltitte and there
never will be. it II uiiiniI-and original. holding iit lie Ill‘llt
group all the people in town. The paperand it e people are
inwpiirtii-liu 'l‘in-ir interminttt‘elmtlt lltllltlttl.lttltI they both
know it. The only prIII-tleni way of nitrio-iing throt- peoplo
l- ilirotnth the Ioetil paper.
The Evening Sentinel.
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Daily Trip_§_tt_t_liew York.
$teamr'l'5ght Katina
Freight Propeller City of tiorwallt.
IIIvt \\'I-dnesd.iy afternoon. 'l‘hi.~
event in always hailed with delight by
all the lllt‘lllItI‘l‘“ of the infant I-liitoz.
“-tii- Sotuidoy untht danII- in tin pu-
vilioii at tiitgory' r I'oitit onI will .It
tI-iIIlI Ii. although :i HI‘lII‘lII)‘ of polite-.-
tor Illl‘ tIIiitiIroinI pretty rilllllillt‘l' Iziit.
was notieeahle 'l‘he lllllttll' provided at
thm- dour-e Is of u tiiitli order. and
nothing that in in the II‘.|.~l pointer-Ion
or objectionable iii ever seen upon ile-
Itoor. and it in for IIIIII reason that the
lit-tier lI.IPIlI Iii yoiitiu people are I‘»t:tliltt
.illI'ittiulIH. Souie Ivn-llI-nt darn-era
writ» Illlili‘t'II on the door rlatutday
ltlflIlI
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Sand in It Thread way the iitihjeet
of the morning sermon preached by
the pmlIIl' .It the Hunt Avenue Meth-
odist l-lpiwopnl t‘IliIl"t‘Il. 'I‘t‘PIIt‘I‘IIIIy. l|t~
tool. for his text .louhtia ll. it 'i‘iion
.hoit hind lllln line of Ht‘Itl‘It‘i thread Ill
ilit window The Ill-.I'IIIIIwr \tua ltl‘lt‘f
but Mwodiinzly lillt'l't'willll, in the ev~
I'llilltf tild \\'I«ll~ wit,» the tin-nte prI-wn
ted .ttiti the text wan IteiI-rtril from
lieu-win vvvl. ta Large lllltI it|t|il‘t't In
the audit-too». attended tlII-xe rerun-t.
\Itu Nellie It'llttilllltrtlit'lt itl‘tmliletl iii
the organ with her illtIIHIIIIIHI «kill
IIiil III-wet. ill the dim-lite of Mt».
t‘lorn lit-let. the ninth” Iiritxint It The
IlIIIII‘ Iilllllttlll‘tl i‘\ltlltlii IiiIoIiI Iltirion
the entire day
I‘I‘tlt Sponiinl III liable to h.- rolled
to tutlttiity .o-rthe on .ittziinitnt IWt'llII
I'M“ of our.
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‘ilie two Itwlinuu III the Illllllt‘l
through the Hit it of iillii.tll.tt‘ have been
IoinIIl iii the itillt'l'
III-total en‘oItn to I't‘I‘NII'IIlllIiII III"
heater in find" lirltutn ioivr Iit‘t'II lltiltl‘
within IliI- pi'emvut gI-nIratlon. hot in
t‘ilt'II IIIIII- hove Iventnnlly torn onion
t't‘tii-flll.
Wow—m...“
'llie poIIInl ttei’l‘lt‘t' ltt ltnlin ottetolu
ttiI fiti‘ IioItiI tin KIIIIIIIIII'. it village of
Nb lllniitlnyaa liI-yond tlIlII point It
letter Ill It‘lll by It IIIititII runner. who
t'iit‘llt‘ti the Inl-odII- for Iioyit iii the until
end of it lIIItII itiid tlt'llt‘t'itt it til IIIi'
rod of IIltl journey on riI-an hit when ‘
Ilt‘ I'I eelt‘etl it.
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Ill llavnntt tin-re ht It dI-vlee for pro.
itoI-ting piIIIthiIterII from the etttortlon
[of IHIIIIIYII'II 'l'tte lillltltittilltt are mild
Vittlttlla Ioloru ml for the untrol fIII
illtl blue for the mood t-Irele. green
for the third. eir, and than the “fare"
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l.
alt-gal Monetary. and para «cordially
of Bridgeport. ‘
The damage by lightning to the resi‘ '
lT’S ALL TA K.
Elm .lIut lt'a South ”Naturalism
the Kind That Tom (I
I South Namath» .
Talk that tells,
'lalk Ilint’ t endorsed ‘
hrerviiny talk by people that know.
(ity talk—kidney talk.
Ito kidnaps talk.
Will. you. both loud Ifldlpn'.
\ou ultutild learn the kid)", I!!!
gouge
Built arite' In kidney tall: man! “it
he ache.
Idll‘llt‘ back means lame kidnryl.
' Weak bark “"3le weak kidneya
A had back is amply
'Ihe kidneys talking trouble. .
Iie't't-s South Norwalk talk and kid-
ney talk:
Mr Thomas Wood. wlio residet on
IIiiI atlt‘t‘f. adpttiter lily trade. and
an eniploye a clI' 5 hot actory. tam;
"lmr three yours in kidneys trotth
med great deal. \ hen I offal Melted
up I had «run- pain in the stand of my
back From time in time 1 had tonic
tular rliettmatigm. and it became an Irk-
solitt', both at my work and when
Idoty that i thought it high that to
(link It before it became more Wit)“
i got Doan' I Kidney Pill: at Plaiatoti't
piiurtnaep. I was greatlggbenetited
had no )flltli'lic. and t ‘
my metrics did not trouble Ina after
taking the pills."
Iltion'tl kidney PillI. for sale by all
dealers Price so cents tit; mail.
1 Inter hillbtttn C0,. lluflalo.N .. Iota
{IBLIIII for the U. 5. Remember the
Iioine—Doan' s—and take no admit“
i
"Why." “kit the teacher. “did the
Itomanit rail their emperor Alumna!"
t'lI-arly. it in the opportunity of the
bad boy. who in some day to he lil-
niirul or a secretary of the treaattt‘y or
somvlliittk.
"They didn‘t dart to call him Gila!"
lie ulutntii. dissonantiv. ~
TIIUIIHIIIIIIH of persons have hull
rut-ed III‘ piles Iiy llfillifl IN'WIII'I WIICII
llazol Salve. lt liealn prompt]! and
earns eI-aotna and all skin tilmaea. It
gives iltifliI-dliile relief. Edward P.
Weed. Noi'wulk. (let). C. Stillaon. South
Norwalk.
The greatest depth in the Atlttfitle
ilt'I'iIII limt been found HOIIII‘ ltli'i miles
to the northward of the island of St.
Thomas. soundings of il,K7:’- fathoms
having been obtained.
I
0‘ .mo I.‘
learn an lb find You ital I“
ligIIAtnra
of
flue I-Iin speak by telephone from Bor-
Iiu with any part of Germany for three
lllllllli-‘s‘ for twenty-livi- Ietittt. For I:
I-otivtrsntlott wilit ally plurt- ottlttitie of
tl-Irtnany the foo-a range between lit)
with: tl'ranitet tonil Si tliihlupeitl)
Rtih “time of utI‘uyeIiE. lnd.. Mil
that for I-Innitipzillon he has found DI
\\'lll'.~t Little :ni-iy “Ih‘t‘l'fi to be perfect.
They never gripe. Try them for It»
InuI-lt and liver troiilileii. Edward P,
“evil. NtIerIlIi. (300- 0- SIIII‘WIII South
Norw’aik.
The run at \I‘Illt‘ll modern WM‘IIIIIII
take on mat is simply tuarvelotia. 'I‘ho
singiiinI-I-nt. a tint-elite» l'lritltth battle-
sillll iii the MeIllteI'rtittean. reeetttly av-
t‘l‘ilfltil over ltiti Into-I per hour. a rate
or nearly three tone a minute.
“I have lifted (‘hamberlain'a 00‘.
iteuiI-Ily Ill my family for yeara and II-
W: In with good reitttliii." uayti Ir. W.
ll. t'oopI-r of I‘ll Ilio. t‘al. "For IIIIIIII
rhililren we find it mtpeelully ”active."
l-‘Itr mile by (I. i‘. rltilhton. South Nilf‘v
walk. and E. I‘. Weed. Nuflflll.
w
tin iil't’lIIIIlI of wttpei'kiltloliu regarding
the plague the I'Iotldettlit of Bombay
.till Iii‘IJMIIIIIIIy throw utoneii at for-
.-Iitn-rII inovtnu about alone. and not
tony: :oto n pity-Iiieiau'n lite wait aaveti
only by his III'IIIII‘I. at whit-it a blow
won itlfllt‘tl.
Till-.Y Alli! IIIBIII.
The faniotoi tithe ll. lleniediea of the
“Joe "hung Ytiok fierittti." ill. III.
IIIIIdy of hi. 2. Ilrlevogelie. A. I. I.
I). No. l rtirwii ltheunintlatn: I ettm
Ia tiripm: it rot-ea a cough or cold: 0
rnreii t‘atarrii; ii lit a perfect appetite
lug futile: ti XXX fltitnulatlftl Hill
euro ltnpotetire; ‘i' la the ithildm‘l
tteltet itoothttut itytnp. ’l‘rial hottlta
of all. lite eat It. or i‘lll, tltltt ottt. IIItI I“
one free; l.tttttt referenrea tilt applica-
ilon t‘iiorlett ti. It‘llit‘ll. ltt'f Walk
toIi win-.III and II II I'laltded. Ill Wir:
tuition htrt‘t‘l. toile agent» for ma
Not-walk. t‘onn
There are InorI- Itillinh who apaak
the II‘t‘rtn Il litliittiuur. Ill the proportlttl
of limo to l. than I"i't'llt'It who wiiealt
tio- :nitll-h Iitltfltldift'. 'l‘tie l-‘retieh IIrII
not llIlIIilttIli
it In .Iio don I hid Iipoeltm of plan“
our motored and mod for eointnerelal
pnt pun. II in" I’lurope
(tor linitr loot been roitlitiunll! ti'ttut
IlII‘tI \tlth unite and Iliolm infaatttn
uttire lItII birth. and all that we MIR
do for hint did not tlt'i‘III to alto mu
than teiiiimrnty relief. ttnlll we trial
t‘lnitnht-rluln'» t‘olle. t‘holora and DIQI’I‘t
horn ltetnrdy. I'lllt'ft giving that my
edy ho loot not been troubled.
want to give you tiilti trutlutottial ha I!
evldt-nrti iif our Itroiltudb. not ill“ ’II
nerd it to IIIlvet‘iltIe your uteri
remedy. it. M. law, Keohttk. Mia:
‘li'or ittiin by it, t' iltllltioti.lottth
witilt. anti it. P. Weed. Norwallt.
l An Mtialhdi poi-l hint had It "dream of
lilmrntlioe." in wttlrh he ttttw "avid. Ill-
ltiil Hittite. Milton. IIlItlhi‘IItt‘IrtI. Koala.
'l‘I-tttiyiton and lantfellow. bill lie that
not tit-em to harem eytt on Ityraa.
X'X'K‘X'K'X'X‘X’X’X'X'X'K'X X‘X'X‘X'X’X‘X‘X'X'X‘X‘X’X‘x In"... immodlmily when he Itaa mml Worthttt'ttrilt. tilt’ Walter WI of "CI
Iitohert burns. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler