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iaaa llerrlll llaile President
' of the Annotation.
taunt on instant
W on Iy-Lawa and Intoa do
W—M at m m-
. alt! Mateo-manor and
mattloanuoloaeh
At the rooms of the Democratic antio-
clation. In Wheeler's bttilding. Bridge-
port. there was a nieettu of the Denm-
orats of Pairileld' county for the pur-
pose of forming a permanent organise.
tloa. The idea first originated with
members of the state central committee.
That body took no formal action on
the matter. but the members with
whom the Idea or'ginated discussed it
with prominent Democratic leaders
throughout the state. It tool with fav-
or and the Bridgeport association was
the lrttt body In the state to put the
lilea Into tangible shape.
At a recent meeting of the Demo
erotic association a committee of llf-
teen was named to take charge of the.
preliminaries Incidental to the forma-
tion of the permanent organization.
The committee held several minus.
the outcome of width was the meeting
of the Democratic chairmen of the
county In Bridgeport and tltc formal;
organisation of It permanent county
Democratic organization.
Attorney John .I. Walsh. of Norwalit.
was chosen temporary chairman. Wal-
lace Olmstead. of Danbury. was elect-
ed secretary and the roll call showed
the following chairmen to be present:
A. W. Noble. New Canaan: 1‘.
White. ltttlgetleld; A. P. Toms. Statu-
ford: P. S. Ackerman. Wilton: James-f
Connors. I-‘alrtleltl: I-‘. H. Merrill. Nor-
walh: John McMahon. South Norwallt:
I}. B. Smith. Westport: (‘. II. Ilotsford.
Bridgeport; W. it. Olmstead. littttbury:
E. B. l-‘ulrchllil. Boston: 1‘. \i. Wheel-
er. Monroe; M. J. IlouIiIian. Ncwtowti.
'I’hcalutcutccs Wcrc frotu tltc towns of
Darlen. tirccnwiclt. Stamford. ’I‘rnnt-
lmll.cht-ttou. Ilctltel. “I'tlttkllt‘ltl. lluu-
titigton. New li'iill‘llt‘ltl. llctidint: and
Sherman.
The convention went Into cxcctitivc
session and pcrfcctctl u pcrmancut or~
ganiautlon by clccilutr P. If. Myrrill.
of Norwalk. chairman and Wuiat-e ti.
Olmstead. of Ilaltbury. sis-rotary.
Mr. Noble. of New Canaan. lllll’tlllIl'-
ed a resolution which prcvullcti for the
naming of a committee of five on by-
law: utid rats. The cotttniltim- named
by tltc chair are A. l'. 'l'ontn‘. II. II.
IIotnfortl. Wallace tllnistcttd. M. .l.
Ilottllhnn. A. W. Noble.
It was voted that the llt'lt‘tltitt‘s to lllt‘
ebrlcvalty cotivcntloti \voiild tu- chosen
on the old luutis of I't'pl't‘fituiliilitlll
tltrcc tlclmatcs from cat-It town in tltc
county. or sltqunlltc ltt all.
The uni-sis of tlie cottittv bodv .Ill'
cludctl lion I'lill'lt‘k Pottglilitt. til. N.
ll. Ilcll. lloll II. N. Mount. 7.. .\l.
laws. of Wt‘nliniri‘. .I. II. Soot-twins
and Ilotticr l'lllliitiliiilri. of Sittttifoi-d.
'I‘ith- tint-tint with :t utiuib-r oi oth
er luvtbd truest» utid nit-inlays oi tltc
lictuocrtttlc litirtttt'Iitlltltt rcpttirt-d to
I’INIIIII‘" llcaclt. where u tilltlll' donor
was cuioycti and spiicchcs \vcrc nude.
”HOUR“ A! PLAIIVILLI.
We will be litter lorth‘o but Year
a Proaldiag Officer.
(by Associated Press.)
I‘lalitvtltc. .\Iiflilul It‘- 't‘hc
titty til tltc Ncw Iluvctt camp tun-tint:
am'intlou opt-tied pleasantly. wt :ititcr~
wbtc. ititd tltc ttttIttx of pcoplc couttntt-d.
ll bi ttlt‘i'udy practically I'alitilllu‘lII-tt tb.tt
.v-coIttI
tiriiutcr t‘l'thtIl‘ will bc In illitilI-ltililc
this year than i'\‘t‘l' Ionl‘c.
'l'hc lllbic hour this tot-citoon mu
conducted by litt' Iii-y. .\Ir. i'ltl‘llh. oi
I‘latttou, ltt tlt. itbttcncc ut lit-i. .\. I'.
Klit‘ll. of lturhattt. who won iio- turn
I) uppttllucd Icitdcr. .\It'. “It!“ “tic
Iliuiilt' to lo- Ilit'ri‘ill oii tli‘ttllllil of in-
.Illi‘it-tt itilelillllt'tl III It lucytlc Illisltdti,
'I‘Io- IlltIllllllii i-t'tilitill was promhcd
ity tltc It \. II t‘ Wltliltty, of iltlt
tiltttti. ltti W Ii 'l'lll'ltt)‘. til hI-‘llilt‘it.
tltc tt|t|itlllllili pct-.ti‘btr lit-lint tIt'I.IlIli'tI
tit IIIIIIII by Illlil'wtt.
ltcv .\It. hit-Nbiittll. of Ncw Iltitcii.
Mil punch tic oftctnoou ucrttiott.
‘Iiu- annual tin-tliut of ”W itsuuriu
Ilolt will In' bcltl tottitit‘tow ttftcl'lioott.
'I'tittittrron will be tltc Iiittrtl itltttoriuut
tiny ot llI-‘ mtnp and HIV It‘tlltll‘t' of tltc
cannon. will ltt' III" titlillt'N of \III.
tll‘lllllf t‘owlci Williitit. .\ M. of Ncw
lurk .\lt- \t‘liiltiu t-~ pt-otnlttcuily
known :to tbn ‘foirttto-u woman." itin-
tlilg bit-tinnilv-in .tbtl sltc bi also on.- of
the world uttt'cldllm of tlo- \t'uututt'n
I'ltrlttttutt 'l‘- llllit'llilll't‘ union
'I'Ititi It the lit“ war In wltbli l'rc-
aidlltl "Itlt'l' l'IlilItIttll .I North will pre-
tttde at there Ittiictlmtr. the lthII of tltc
church littiitttttt ilic Ivnitrc ttf olflcc to
air ytittrti. Iturtng tltc alt yours of I‘ll
tier North'r ridership twcnty ttlic M”
etv bonito-I Iiltt‘i- imtt Itittli, thirty-tltc
ptlvutc cotiouc- illIll it litliic uumctttttnu
bulldtmt of tlttrtyilvc tootto- lilii‘“ In it
crctliti and .'I drbt of I'm In? t. o
lllltiltldlttl. 'l'b I' irilitlllin .t tr v. I.t
ty'bttdnru of tuna, pail ttf wltlcl wit.
tit! paid this year.
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.:,‘i‘.‘i; l of -.*i ‘ . ., , ‘i 4t _ p ‘ m . § . ”'
" lit-I.J.‘.llallardandlnolaaoa
have been visiting tn the White Iona-
. , , taint.
’ i " MOTH‘fls. Mrs. Andrew S. Waterbury Is enter-
M
'0 an ”It"!!! In lite court: air r'witf to
It exclusive use of Mr titan! " actuary“!
"Pt'frior’r criteria.” as our trade mart.
I, I. “I'll Plfllll. of Uniting
Mantis. warx the originator
of “Intuit." the aatao that has
hem and deco low Ina: thoflfao-
tainlug Miss Nichols and nieces,
Newark. N. J.
llomcr ll. Illrchard, the prophet and
for some time operator lit the signal
tower at Noroton. has resigned his po-
sition. i
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Heighta. Mass. delivered two very ac- ’
Rev. Robert I. Kendall. of Yartnonth i
'1‘". ceptable sermons In the Congregation- .
“u"? at church. loot Sunday. .
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an every wrapper. ‘lltla it the ' The Republican electors of the mo
“I“IUIM'VMMIWI will meet next week Tuesday nlgltt In
the Town Hall. to nominate delegates
"“1 in a" m oftho m a to the various conventions.
norm for over thirty years m -
hire. llettry Sellet'k and daughter.
Mrs. John I’oolcy; Mrs. Bertha t‘ooit. .
Miss Iiattic Morley and Herman Sel-
lcck spent tlttntlny ut liell Island.
tau Intuit! at the wrapper
andaeathatltlamt
have aim newt and hat the
“m” W
a O
on the wrapper. lo onoltaa anther-
ity front ato tonne my me except .
. m Outpu- Coupgpy, of which ' (‘harles Adams. of ltailroad nvenue.’
hid“ . has purchased a gas engine and will ‘
cm 3‘ ml", h t’ ; construct a water tower. He will use
the engine to pump water and operate .
2 a [its a D i a set of fans In his phwe of business. I
“lhtaifwllmitnplgit”
i John H. Wells. a native of (ilaeton- :
7" .m- ”In.“ “I. MI Cm.
Mt‘ll. net-Iris Ilorton and daughters.’
May and Maude, of li‘lsltltlll-on-tltc-
Hudson. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.‘
ll. Richard Abendrot‘h.‘ Austin's block. .
; bury. died Sunday of tiroptty. at
" Fitch's Soldiers‘ Home. lie was aev-
gouty-one years of rate. The funeral
“ was held yesterday. llurial In Spring
3 (trove cemetery. '
Dorlon House. 1 The handsome lilaclt road'horse rc-
' ‘ tently purchased b Theodore w. Ans. .
GM“?! Poll". South Nomalt tln from New Ytlr’il parties. disting-
uished himself Sunday by running
away twice. The owner nnd'bls son
l-Idwnrtl wore driving towartltStatu-
fortl. when. opposite John V. Hunter's
residence In Norotou. they discerned a
trolley car approaching. Quick nit a
neat n with all trulllti "II the . flash tltc horse turned and started at n
N. o N- "- J! 3- It "- terrific pace toward home. Mr. Auatin
‘ was unable to control the hon-re. and
‘I'NSI'RI’AMEII “"0"“ ISLAND I'LAN l0 “"0” what IIIIINII‘Q‘II I" lit' tilll‘t‘
, “AK“Aunglumy;“1351-315. death Edward .Itttnped out. After go-
! . jyl 5m ing about a mile. the horse quieted
down and went home. In the after-
noon Mr. Austin decided to keep front
the trolleys and drove thromh Nitro-
toli Heights and (la littlgc: Ilcrc the
horse saw two ladies on bicycles, uttd
immediately took in tlic woods. .\lr.
Austin remained In tltc carriage until
the horse started tip a tree with it,
attd tltctt be was thrown out. striking
heavily on his head and altiittltlt‘t‘u. and
hello: considerably bruised. The re-
Iticlc With wrt-ckt-d.
M'Aml.
Edward Ilarllng ntid wife. of New
\‘ork city. :trc vI-Iiittg Mr. and Mrs.
'I‘houuui Ilnriitig.
; J. E. Sullivan. proprietor and manager. :
l _-._.
i'I‘ermtt reaistuable: bathing boating.
i flithln . electric cars to hotel, (will.
TO ALASKA
by new ENI'IIIE IdNIi: 3.1m tou steamers
Pennsylvania.t'tmetnuugh. ripen-tally titted
with steam beat. electric lighta. uiid
all tuttdoru Itupmvetncnttt.
Seattle to St. Michael
Annotated to tutti about July lit. at; Aug. Infill.
tunnectil with com stuy'u IIH-t of nmc \‘I‘-
KUN IilV "STEAM lItN. Insuring prompt.
through Wt‘ ta- lL-twritlh' til it and tttllt'l'
\‘uhoii ltlvcr mints. It I tly lilhll'llll-i
‘I‘IIANHI‘IIIt'I‘a'f UN t'it..tli7 I-‘irstatenutn Nu
uttic, Wastn. orttt iN'I‘IithNA'I'lUNAI. N \\'.
i'tb. it Itowllug Green. New York. .il~ 2m
Binder Illtptirlnt
We repair any broken or Worn part of a bi-
cycle and Itm-p ull III|t|IIIINIIII littltd. Npmclct
wbw scllutlgctl lu lalurnr at Ilit' lowest ||l'll'l'.
I‘ll-wing Illul'llllll'h rwpail‘l‘rl lit tltc llt'al llllilttit'r'.
twin-ton and ids-onMuir's-nut; lot-tot Itcyu. Mr.
Ali worlt utturtitttu-cd. J. c. .0+H. rttgi-
iwcr and machinist. II Iimlrnml pitu't‘. ittltiilni
PEACE!
'I‘AND ‘ at
court?”
Miss Lina ll. Stevens arrived botnc.
ya siciday. from u tliri-c wccits' v sit itt
I'l‘tn'Itlt'lli't‘. II. I.
John t'. lititl‘tunion has l't'llll‘llt‘tl
home front a two strip" Flu-tilting
it'lll lit til‘i-t-lllltill
lit-v. Suntiicl .l. .\I'i~tln i» cvpcctod
ltottic ioitioiiow Il‘ttill Ills vacation trip
to SIuIttl‘or-I. ilt lIlt' t'utvtbillv. N. Y,
Mini l'ilhli-ltt' l'iit‘li'l‘. iii I’llt‘lllilIHIHII.
uIiu lizi~ lo-t-tt ctiuaucd .l> tannin-r Itt
tltc South l-‘ttt- .\li|c Ititct‘ MIIIHII, wat~
ill town )'t'-'I‘I'II§|.\.
avc you read the daily pit-
|it'l‘rt'.'
A W you pmtctl tip-to-dtttc‘.‘
A iitI controls the Nutmeg elttlc.
tb- .ll' I'lii'ltvl' and family. who butt-
Int-it utn-r-l» at tho rouIdI-tit-c of hill
It‘\\ .\Illl-. l't'llll'lltil Io llicir bouti- lli
N. \\ Ytit'k. )l‘hlt‘llltly.
ttlllllit'l‘<
county.
t'tiiillll‘i‘tl I‘hll'llr‘lll
'I‘lw litillcl' htM'It'l) tif tltc McIllittiifl
Ellimttllill iIlllltll will b.ttc it tt'ollci
i'ltlt' 'I‘ltttrrdity .trlcinoott. Iciit‘itu: tbc
illill’ll .tt ‘.' .Itl. lltllll Stamford to Wml
ttttll,
U 't'c Invited to ltcinltputt'tct'-.
N U. l:.‘ North Malli's tltc storc.
Dcwcy: “lb-cult tltc “Min to
Inoiiict'."
E \‘t‘ld’lattld 'tt I'Itl tif “'A M.
Mr tltc "t llll ICN'I‘." |it‘ttl~c il~
litiriw-n.
.\ frcc Itctutc who git-1i itt tidbit-i"
lloli. last night. by t'cpit- cut.itivc of
tltc Kttkiipoo Indian .\lcd‘icinu IIIIII|I.I
iiy. and lIit-tt- wt» ll Limo- .titctitlantc
uli llit- tntl'l til irtlt' I'lllll‘llh.
s um and Strip“ l'orcvcrttturc. '
-.. 'I‘Itc |Iill‘--t-. toninlitlnt: quitc Ii l.ti'i:c
Till) S'I‘AItS--~
~~ititi of utottcy. railroad ttckct. cic.
whit It won found Ill one of tltc «mire oi‘
Min-hurl. Linton. Mclblti'co.
'l‘tiylnrc. Ell“, Hoyt. Wal-
tltc 'l‘itttiiwiiy coittptttty. by .Ioliit ll
l"c|tcl'. of ltrmltlyn. whose sumuicr
lct'. Martin. It‘. .I. 'I‘ltutt and
.‘IIIIUI' ' ‘ti.\ litl'.
l'v‘bitlt'llt c In on tltc \\‘t~t tilde. was t'c-
Tllli S'I‘Illl'llsiv
turned to Il- itwncr. hit“. l'.tltct'iitui. of
Itcd. White and little.
Ncw York. who Is rilllllllli‘i'Illfl til lltc
bury Iiittff. IIc tt‘tnt yct‘y urutcfitl for
tltc t-ccovciy of ilic ltlpl purw uttil wit»
‘ ‘Ilauiaorta
0'. I. Intent m
nt'opts-t-tl iltiit he should rcutcmbct' tltc
littIc church which be thIr Ii‘clicr at
t. nil-i tltll‘lltI tltc ntliiilill'l' \itd so the
Methodist Ittiiacopui church. of Itow-
..ytttll. l~ .3 rich1 I‘ today.
OIlIIUIY.
Ilt-v. t‘. .\l. Arthur pt'cucltcd lti ilic
ihttpcl. Hilltduy. ‘
'l‘ltc i-iitiilar mention of \\'.u~biittttoti'
lodge will be held tbl< cit-ltllil
itintoun to riwartl tltc Iitnlct': but Mr
li'cllt-I' l'ttIlIi-llll to acct-pt II. at our".
I". M “GI.
t‘lllicna. -I1Itl \iziltt tili'ctit.
and home from an outltut at Ilttlttatit
I.ititt-.
IIIWIINI'. I‘OIN‘
Wiinliillllttli Lodge will plctt'c Ill
t'tdur Island on Saturday. INIHIII titty
___ “N” . .___ ---... lodgi- room itt It It" a. lit.
: -~ ~-- a WWW In Iottttiuit to Frank I". Mark '
~< ~ dropped ticud whilc bclttg driven home
. H from Norwttlli Hztttiid'ty. l
1‘5"“ "w W “m - ‘ : . r: » . .
W~ ‘ ' *' :. .atzn. ‘1... l.li|'illt iiwlddy and mu t‘Ittr-f
EVENING illt'i'. «I lll‘iitlltlill. itl'tI uttt'tdtt of lit-fl
HEN'I‘INItI. itrundmother. Mrs. t‘tirollnc Wymau. =
Alli'ltlt'i'llilfiltll ...... . i
IIIIIM'II 'l‘llli Prowl Idlbi, Iliirl'elillll ltook-lrct-pcr at
IIthIdii. tltc Norwalii Nttviugo lttttiit. hint Mitt"
\ili's W. II Ilnwltlntt. of tIreenflcltl
Hill. who llIN bun ii nut-rt of It”
. -. .. , . mother. Mitt. John (liuulwll. hilt retur-
. ~-‘*-~' ‘ " ‘ , and home.
i
hotshotumtundi .- out i t...
‘ 7 neat-iii. m 2‘
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Dollars stretch at this August sale of
August: clothing. No other reason than that
it's store-clearing time—a time when you
rightfully expect bargains.
Suit itargains. . .
Included in the suit sale of fancy cassi-
mores. Worsteds and cheviots. are a good
many desirable cycle suits. fresh this season.
The same prices rule~$7.50—seit>. shitlo—
suits. $7.50; sis-suits. $9.50.
Sill rtu.
. Hardly possible to have too many neg-
ligee shirts these days. Ht'escut prices give
you it chance to “stock-up.' last color shirts.
50c. SI. 3.150. $2-
Underwear.
Doesn't the nightly state of your under-
wear suggest a fresh suit every morning.
Good time to buy now. You may choose
Irotn many kinds at 25c.-I8c. 75c, 98c and up.
Straw Hats.
Would a straw hat at 50c tempt you?
Would it tempt you more strongly it you
.fnewli the price had been $1 and 32. Only a
ew e t.
lake the elevator for our Trunk and
Ba Department. lruttks and Bags itiarkcd
an delivered to any part of the city.
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treat.
..1 Iain Street.
THE BEST am BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:
Highland Brando are Strictly Union.
IIIOIILAIII “VIII", IIIOIILAID PILSIEII.
Illllllllo IAL‘I’ EXTIIB‘I', IIIOIILAID Cltlll All
and Iain with Iron.- Steel: Al. and Doctor.
Put Up Exprcaaly for Family Uac.
as can-fully att a physician's pnwriptlou.
TH! PUIIIT MALT TONIC. MADE.
'I‘hey build 'ili the weak. and are iittsurptuoa-d In any parllmlar.
Iiotebt and ualoolitt titrnIsIted at minced prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
at North Iain St. South Iarwalh
Telephone Milli.
Hltill I..\.‘iI) on Iltc label tncatst Highest Standard.
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Daily Tripgtgllew York.
Steamer‘liteht Rotten
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Loavoa South Not-walk. 7:30 A. M.
Loavoa New York:
lliicktuau strcct. 2d!» p. Ill. (Saturday. ltiltl p. in.)
l‘iust illst Street. 2:40 p. tit. (Saturday. 2:00 p. in.)
Faro, Single, 400; Excursion. 70c
EXCURSION T0 CONEY ISLAND.
Sunday. August Zist.
COO IXOUICION PAR! .00
I.caveI-ioutb Noruiiih Ittltl a. m. lhituruiuu. leuvct‘ouey Island at Mitt p.
on. and tilted LII-t ntrcct at ttztttt.
N. ll. Subject tocltuuge without notice.
Freight Propeller city of llorwallt.
lmavellctdtuian run-«t, New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. it put.
leave Noi'wttiit. 'I'uiaday. 'I‘tturtsitiy and riaturtiity. it put.
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The Home Paper.
Nothing tatte- Ito place. There I- no aulatItutc and there
never will be. It Is unique and original. holding lIt Its iImt
grasp till the gas-tilt- lit town. The paper and II c pcophi are
tut-operable. 'I‘Iielr Intent-tattle both mutual. and they both
know It. The only practical way of attracting three pottpio
Iii tlit'ougit tltc local wiper.
The Evening Sentinel.
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1Sunday Scrvlm In tltc. Houses of
Worship of Nofwniit.
Itcv. Joel S. Ivcs. of S rattorti.
.pt'cttclicd at the Norwallt I‘otutt'ciiil' ‘
tioftttl church. I-qudtiy.
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ltcv. It‘. A. ScoIIeItl proucbotl Sunday
morning and evening In tltc NorWuik
; Methodist Episcopal church. Ills mor-
ininx topic was The Fatherhood oft
land and the evening topic. Various
; Methods of the t‘otumunlcutlou of
"l‘l'ttlli. The church was fitll at both ‘
st-rvicts. The male chorus of stittcctt '
l volt-cs. led by Ii‘rcl lt‘orct'. did most ‘
it’ht'v'llvll work. and their singing itdd- ‘.
.cd Illllt'll to the Bt'l‘vit'tifl. ’I‘bc malc‘
‘ chorus will sing every Sunday in Am!—
llnl.
At the Firm Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday night. Itcv. Joseph I..
Guernsey [)l‘t'lli'llt‘tl an Into-resting tit'l" .
nton oti The Inner Man. The text was
front Proverbs xxIII.. 7: “As he thin-
Iteso In his heart so Is be." Mr. Guern-
scy referred to the thrce kinds of. life
. with which man has been endowrd by
tIic Creator. the physical. the mental
‘ and the spiritual life. A great portion .
of the wald. he said. Is living solely}
to the first kind. seeking merely to
‘ gratify the appetites of’tlic body. This ‘
ls sin. for It wcztltcnit the higher mental “
and spiritual faculties of man and!
Mint-es him to the rank of an animal *
tut-rely. It In only when the mental;
faculties are proptrly trained and tltc ;
soul cttltltatcti In love to tlod and:
man that a man truly “it". To llvc .
for tltc gratification of llw scum-s Is'
tiii-rcly to exist; to develop tltc mind‘
and spirit its well am the body Is to.
livo deeply. broadly. profoundly. i
Plt'lielll‘tt comcs front ”to gratification
ot the other man. btit Itapplncss-Iroln 3
lllt‘ gratification of the inner. or spir-
Iltltl- man. I'Icasure Is a sensational
cxts-ricncc: happiness is that Inucri
condition of Joy uttd peace which i
conic» from a holy life utid the con- ,
a. iotottt-ss of spiritual progress. I)lllt'l’ I
bctuty. lllt beauty of nature and ofl
it”. is oiiiy discerned by the Inncrv
titan. 'l‘ltt- uiuit who sacs through 3
long .igts'of dcwltipliit'lit the littlidl~ .
work of tlod llllllri a greater aiid more ‘
splendid beauty In the works of crcu~ ‘ ‘
that than Iic who looks on lllt'lli tncrc- .
t :i\ tltc rcsult.~ of «blunt. Education
lift» up a man‘s lllllllt't'. 'l‘lte nutrition
t-I‘tcu unlit-ti. said Mr, ilttcrnm-yzt
wltotbcr :i collctzc education is :l good .
liliiilillttlttli for It mercantile t'll't‘t'l‘. .
Ilt- thottslit It was. tltc llI;IlI who i~i
tittly cducntt-I ll‘ill‘lh ttttl only how toi
txttit his bmul .iud lttllll'l' but to tilt-
Illt'i l.tlt' the beauty of art .llltl Ilil'lll'f‘
uIm-li Ix to llii‘.
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1'3"" “VIII ma CIDER
Active in learning the Apple Juice at i
lickett Fire in lowayion.
‘I'Iit- toiubittcd li.il’tl and cltlct' tttill oi.
tit. Suitittcl I-‘Itltct plate. of llouaytott. .
“Itllll bound to tltc ut-titttd ytstt-itluy
tnoitiittc, 1" .llillttlillitti Ill 'I‘Itc Sctitiiicl.
Ititil Imit Il'il‘l'tl lIlt p;t~i stub-ion by Mr
and .\Il'- t‘ It l..il‘.'.lll .titd MI. and “In
S.Ito.tti/ tiltu lt.ltl .t Inittc ttttutlwt ol
I II\ littl‘, in ii! ltiiatl'd- t «
\li" I..ttttltt tltmotitni iii--
~lIiItll) Ilt'litlt‘ ill
tlitttnult ilic tout .\.~ Illr I'i' \\tia Iltl .iil
wont ~tipply :ti' hand. it \“QInl
tin-n too i.tlc to do .tnyilt'ttut to NHI’ tl.
ltllliillllii Tim. on: .I t‘-.tdy lt'.\|ttlllm
II with It, Inc. .tltinu
.tt.tt.iic
on lit |i.II| ot‘ Iliifllilini' to th Itiiil'ih
of “IV and t‘otnlaltic I'Ittttaltl l..itIiI
shin l't.ttik t'ti-lttitttti, i‘itutltu- \iitit'cll
.ulil tII'II-lri hit\t‘|' l\\it \t‘nutiila. tllltl I
lllIIliit-l til ttlllt'l .lllltli w.
an \I |.Il Iriinips‘ who \\t'l| lilll‘dt'li'tl to
tip .mnc .~|\itl ~Itlili' bunt-I:- art-I but
”In of IIIIt'l. trot It might .l.‘ unit litt-
btttticd up. I'ut tJi in hit
\\ll|‘|l l'lt lll't- was out The Illt'll “i'll
will ililllii: litl' Ilit‘ limit All .i \ti‘_\' l|l|
.t-.oit “all. llitll‘ pot-Itch .Illtl halide
till-d with Mic boiilcd itilcc
Mr. I-‘Icitct Iiihl nt‘h'l'tll lbilli lu' of tin
war. and other belongings, and .\ii'
taught .cicrul ittiiilca of lttt'ttittn.
which lic ltttd olttt'cd lit the btillditiit
A colon-d scttititt watt working In tbc
push litttitic .ttlpitlilltit llti- burn. and did
not kind. of tltc him until nottllcd b_\
\Ir~ Might, This building “an
tiillllttl tltmtl.
...\lt'. li'li'lwl wcnt to Nt-w’ \‘oi'k tII\
actcl-tl hottt'a la-lttt‘c tltc littlitlitiun Itltlll
cd IIc t.tiilcd ub llIItIlI'IIIIi‘t' ol .ilJItlti
iiil tltt lttlll. built .tltil cutitclits
\\.t~ Ilt|.It'
ill tll
t‘IIIIW tll‘b‘li‘lillt .|\tlti ltlil.“ \NIiI-iii
tlly IlattocIait-tt Primal
London. Mutual lii‘ .\t tltc liow
Mll't't't police court this lIIiIilIllll .l W
Juno. tlticl omitt' til lit" Whit-- Htit
”II“ at itillitlilll Ill'llitltllli‘. who In told
on ;I witt't'itttt bound III tl.c It‘tillt‘rd of
Iltc I'ttltc-I lellt'tt ittilum oti ilic
tlt.ll‘lt‘ of ctttln all-«until and In“ city, ttt
coutict-tion with mull robbery ittil
elliillullllf. was formally :trruittttcd titt-
..|ttllII Iii-lilac refund iIlI ill‘lilll'ltlltlli for
ball and ilic lll'lllilllt'r was rcutuudt-tl for
u wccit,
rilltl'l‘ FlillM Illrl IIIIlIHI-l
tlly Associated l'rcsal
t'litcititntil. tihto. dugout III A spoc
litl to ilic I'oniutcrctnl 't‘rlbtuic from
'Ilitllottl. Ind, Nil)‘fi‘ William Mct'nrl
watt itltot and lllttlll‘llly killed ,vcttb rditv
while riding Itoratnbacit along tltc birth.
twny four miles Vlcttf of lit-re. A man
i-uppoactl to be Ilinac Show. also ritllnl
ltot-ttcbttck. cattle tip and shot him with-
‘ottt warnlna. took Ititi from and gallop-
ctI away. IItiow cannot be found.
l 'i.\' vomiting.
. ”III I tit't‘ltlt‘ to try it.
"or... no... 1'
Iiilll tilt intuit
Here are Plain Facts
an Boat Norwallt Citizen who
Raid» on Kayaar Avenue.
Few people will admit lailure wblll
there in a chance for argument. Matty
pro ilc claim success witctt no one run
to di~pnle it. What we want to ll
to Marc our claiuw wltrrr doubt in w
of Iltt’ question. \\ c are data I a
evcry day. and tltc Nurwalka are I-
ttinp. to :tpprccitttc it. Now. to get right
down to tltc point. cvcrybody known
that there is many an :tcbtu‘g
ttiany a lame and painful one. the ‘-
lcring from which makes litc a
but having tricd so rnany rctttcdica. tilt
stiilcrcr not finding succns. looks. upon
all wltu proiess to have a cure With all
tltc rkt'lltlt‘liifll of ti 'Skt‘pllc; and at
one more atruggle with the right a y
and tltc back is free. ”titer! have done
it rigzbt here in East Norwulk, why a:
you. Read what Mrs. Annie Clark,
5 Kt-ywcr :trc. says: .
“My Itu~b.tud and I both trtcd Doan'a
Kidney I’IIIS. and obtained very pleu-
ing results. They cured his back. and
aitt'l‘ I took tlicttl l Iottnd myself unit:
will, I had kidiuy troubli Iot' some
Illllt'. and it develnpcd into steady back-
ache. accompanied by a urinary wealt-
ttcss \cry incunvcnicut at night. W0
botlt tricd somc simple home remedial,
. but the trouble still remained. One night
I read an account of a cure being lit
by using I)oan'a Kidney I’illa.
~ytnptoma being identical With
got a box at Plaistril'a drug itore.
one box completely cured the.
Mr. Clark and I think very highly
Dunn’s Kidney Pills."
I-‘or mic b all dealers. Prim 3
crime. Mailr by Foster-Milbttrfi Cot.
litttt'ulo. N. Y.. ttole agents for the U. S.
RClllt‘liiilt‘f the came—Doon'a—and
no other.
It's it pretty rough talc they tell on
thc Kentucky man who went to a bi
banquet out of the state. He had been
Invited to rottwntl to the toast. “Kel-
llll ky." and was expwtctl to glitter and
glow. 'l‘lte It'ziel proceeded In great
shape. one wine following the other-
punch galore—beitvcn known. what
else-and tltc gentleman from the atate
imbibed with cheerful persisteney. Hia
speech did ttot come until the clone of
the banquet. and tltittlly tltc tout Inaa~
ter rose and said: "Mr. film
will respond to the toast ‘Kentuoky.’ "
He made some nt-nccfttl remark and
looked around. Alto? .\lr. Bltmu
was not visible.
"thi‘c's Kenna-Ry?" he demanded
of his fellow guests. "\th ll
Kentucky?"
"Kentucky is under the table," was
{Mr reply. and. >iil‘t' enough. he was re-
posing illitlt'l‘ tltc itiatltoflany. where not
“IHI‘ of trouble rolled acroaa till
pcttt-cfttl breast --~I.ouisville “men.
The .\I;.t.i St-l'HIIII Professor. madam
‘t:t.~ jtt-tl l't'llll‘llt'tl from Ilt'l‘ journey.
I'l‘tlII'Mitll" Itctnllttl ttic by and by to
~.:i\c hci' a kiss.
About onc tpontb ago my child.
‘ which Is about film-u months old. had
lIl illlli'li of dinrrltotn accompanied
I now it such remedial
is ntc tt~tinliy girl-ti Itt such cases. but
i~' Iltlllllili: auto- t‘clicf. we sent for it
III} hunt and it wa~ under his care
"or .t w'i-k. .\t this little the. child
'i.ttl lii'cii \It'k itil' tiltiilli lt‘n days and
was bititnt: :titotti tu‘cniy-ilvo open.
'tttli:t it! tho litt“t‘l.\' t~\'- l‘)’ l\\'t"IVt‘ IIOIII'I.
tttd an acre convinced that tulle.- It
' ,uott ol.t..‘tticd rclicf It would not live.
‘i‘li.tttilicrl.tlii‘~ t‘nli«‘.
t‘ltolt'i‘al and DI<
was rccomluttnthd.
I soon noticed
I tlitllliit' Ittl‘ lllt- ltt'llt‘l'l “3' “ti contin-
.od im- it cotitplcio- cure was brought
lliiilll .tttl ll to now pcrfi-clly hottltliy.
l., Iltitfl~ Stitmptown. tillltter ('45..
W. \':t. For i-lllt‘ l-y ti. 4‘. iltlllaoa.
Sittllll Nut‘walk; E. l'. chd. Ntll‘VIII.
illlltttil lto-tncdv
't‘t-ttilt “tail“ wcll. People have
lt-ttt‘tictl Ili.iI lh-\\'itt'.~ Little Early lull-
-r.. ltl‘t' t-ciiabb- little pills for reuulat-
ittit lltc boat I -, t itl'ltiu ciitihliiltiiltltl and
ill\ litatitit'lic. ’l‘ltt‘y don't “fill“. atl-
“Jill I', \\'ccd. Norwulh; iiI‘ItI‘G 0.
Sitli~on. South Not-walk.
eradicate:
am. .5. lb Kind You Ilaa‘ .
of .
'I'ltc ltct. W. ll. I‘ttsllcy. "f .100"
itt'liluc. int. while iiitcltillill to Ila pu-
tornl ilutics :tt l-Illcuwtiiul. that atate.
tvit-t lillttt'kt'tl by ibolcrn mitrhtia. H.
\II\“‘ "My cb.tutc l bitppottnil to I“
littlti it! It littlllc iiI t‘ltfldillt'l'lllli‘l 0°"
Ic. l'litllcl'li Illitl Ilittl‘l‘litll'it ROMV.
and I thinlt It Wit“ llii' menu» of saving
my Itfc It I't‘lli'\tt| tiic at once." Pop
on by it c Nlillhilli. sooth Norwalh:
H. I'. Went. Noi‘wulh.
I-‘or l-l'tiltt'lt sitrfacctt. sum. ll."
blic~. Itutu-. nhlu IllM'litI‘I and Cl”-
ttully lilitimJlitI‘t' l-. one reliable NI-
mly. lit-With \t'init Itaacl hive.
\i'hcti you ill” for IIcWItt'u don't ae-
t‘t‘|tl itiliitlci‘lcltn tit‘ Il'tlttllit. \‘M V“.
not be ill-otppoiutcd by Ibintt‘It Wm.
limit-I italic. Iildwtird I'. World. Nui-
walk; IIt-oruc t‘. l-itlllttoll. lilititI NOD-
walls.
casroa a
N Ilka“ and m
III tat II Itlt M ”
swaths?!
We have used t‘hautbctlain'a 0m
ltctncdy In our home for taatt’ ”all.
and ll".tf' clo-erful teatimmty to Ill
value “It It medicine which ahattlil h
In evcry family. In cottghit and not“
we have found it to be cfhcaciotta I“
in croup and whooping comb il Gill-
tlrctt wc deem it ititllnpentiaitle.~lf. I.
Itlticr. “27 l-‘ulrfita avenue. It. into.
No. For sale by (I. l’. ltIlIaoI. u .
.Norwtlh; It. I'. Weed. Norwall.
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