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your! Saturday evenings
I clear. ‘
momma. t‘ale, Butt Drinks.
. d .otm. always on hand.
~WANTED—fNEWSBOYHS, To, SELL
‘ til; flowing“ ‘Sentinel In We‘rtpd’rt.
.fiaugatuck and Oompo: Any’and all
boys and girls can sell the sentinel in
[tulle shove mentioned places, where it
but a large‘ circulation. There
, gore no' longer“ .n‘ny repulse routes,
’ and the .. educators that are‘ on
them. belong to the boy or girl
that gets them first. Don’t wait until
’ “em rrowwbut .buy some papers and
on ““tonight, so you will get some of
. the regular customers for your own
J , route. Those that want to sell Sentl.
hole In Westport can get them at
wholesale. from Joseph Mills. The
Saugatuck and Compo boys may pur-
chase them at wholesale from S. Di
Giovanni, the newsclealer.
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Mrs. P. Harrlgall is enlcrtaiulng an,
out-ot-town .fricnd.
Ill. E. Kceler was the guest of friends
in New York recently.
P. E. Montague, of New Haven, Is
the guest of Dr. H. C. Eno.
Jolnes McCormick‘spent Monday with
friends in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor are at
"the Pan-American Exposition.
Miss Elizabeth Allen visited friends
in Compo, yesterday afternoon.
"I George S. Beers, of New Haven, was
the guest at tho Westport Hotel yes.
tel-day. ‘
H. Bouchnor, of Brooklyn. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Doige. of
State street.
Fillow & Banks are making cxtcn»
sive repairs on their Main street
greenhouses.
If clear weather prevails dancing will
be held at the Compo Beach pavilion,
this evening.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wil:
hams, Westporl.
Miss Alice Nash. of Massachusetts,
is spending the summer at ller old
home in 'Westport.
The Anchor baseball team, of West
port. play the Maricd Men, of Saunas
tuck. Saturday, at 3:30 p. m. on the
‘ .on field.
‘ rho Rev. E. H. (‘olcy and family. of
Utica, N. Y.. arrived in town ycstcl'
(lay, and will spend thc summer at
Edgehlil House.
Charles E. Dunnebacke. of the Com-
outing Scale Company. is spending ills
vacation with his parents and friends.
In Dayton, Ohio.
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Motorman James Smith. of the local
division of the Connecticut Railway &
Lighting Company, started on his va-
cation, last evening.
. The Computing Scale Company arr-
manutacturing twmrly improved Eng-
lish scales today, to fill a recent order
from London, England.
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F‘. E. Hunt. formerly employed by
the Westport Sanitarium. leaves this
week torPlnlufield. N. J.. where he will
be the guest of his daughter.
Carl B. Dolge and daughter. Miss
Gertrude Dolge. start tomorrow for
Lake George, N. Y., where they will
remain the balance of the summer.
George A. Williams gave a clambake.
last Sunday, to a number of his friends
no his grounds near Cross Highway.
Abovt. fifteen were present, and report
a moellgghvablc time.
The Epworth Dengue. of the Sauga.
tuck Methodist Church. expect to give
a lawn party at the parsonage in the
near future. Several attractions are
being arranged for the occasion.
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One hundred and seventy-two books
have been added to the library of the
if“; East Saugatuck school. The teachers
"Militias Alien Campbell alld Mlnlllc
Sherwood.=and the pupils. wish to
thank those that so kindly contributed
toward the fund to buy the books,
Fred. liNash, the, well known 0ch-
pfidpe‘r oorrbltpoilllent of Westporl. has
been grantodsndnlfssiou til/U10 Masonic
Home nt’uWalllngtord, and took up his
resiliencotllere last wcck. Mr. Nash
hfiB been for many ycnrs l‘.(IIIIIO(7l.£’lI
with the now York Herald, The
,Brldgoport Standard and numerous
other papersr ' '
The Wontport Board of Trade will
i. ‘ meet Monday evening at their room in
' ,Hurlbutt‘n hloolt. William M. Kings-l
j . ieyghau'boon Linvlted to glve a talk on
, Methods-«From Which we Might. 1m-
..prlrvo 0hr Towa. The members of the
' board are very desirous that Mr. King-
di'oy should. accept. the invitation. all
they know it he. will that they will
hear a speech on the subject that will
b entertaining as well as instructive.
Mu.“
' ‘ Q , {rhuWestport ('irnngo. P. of 11.. meet
.:.,....‘«~"*fl.l)i‘i’lislflt at their room In iiurlbutt's
«infinite "The program this t‘Vcnl'ng wlll
”boientirely in charge of the ladies of
rummage, who have. boon very busy
(”Tillie limiting preparations for the
, occasion. What the program will con-
: T plat of Ill a. mystery to all tho gentle
3. man, of the Grange, as everything
." tibout; it has been done secretly. it the
V affairlfroves superior to the one given
,.,byjfthe gentlemen of the, Grange. the
Agreement In that the gentlemen will
furnish refreshments.
Dr. F‘. D.,Ruland's'young colt ran
gutsy in Greens Farms, yesterday after-
. o u. '
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' ’Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Striagham, of New
Stork, are the guests of relatives in
‘own. '
Miss Cohen. of New York. is a guest
at the residence of Contractor Charles
I’. Chapman, of Cross Highway. -
_ The ball team that to being organ-
ized under the supervision of Frank
Taylor, is reported to be" almost com-
plots.
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Mr. and Mrs. George 14‘. Perry, of
Wright street, are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. Harry ’1‘. Bradley, of
'I‘orlugton.
A schooner loaded with lumber weal
ashore last week on Dry Reef, but
wllcn the tide rosc lllt! crow succeeded
in getting the, vessel off.
The members of Conlpo Engine Conn
puny will enjoy a trolley ride to Menu
(lows End, July 22, at which place they
will have a shore dinner. ‘
The Rev. Father John ll. Carroll. of
Wallingford. is the, guest of friends ill
town. Rev. Carroll was formerly pus-
tor of the Church of the Assumption,
Thomas Langlhy. sexton 0f the
Church of the Assumption, is expected
to return this evening from New Hav-
en, where he has been visiting friends.
The Loyal Crusaders hold their an
anal picnic Friday at Seaside Park.
lil'lllgl‘llul‘l. They will Icalgc llotcl
Suqare on a special car at 1:10 III the,
afternoon.
The ('ollnecticul llaflway & Lighting
Company expect to soon place five elec-
tric lights Ill a reflector under the rail-
road bridge. in (lompo. and also a group
opposite (‘ompo Engine House, in
Westport.
The new horse that Ii. N. Slppcrley
rrcclllly prcllased of Ncw York par—
ties was bcing exercised by Its ()Wlil'l‘.
yesterday afternoon, and from the
speed the animal made around town
it lookcd as If Mr. Sippcrlcy would not
collie in last. in the races.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wbcclcr. of
Philadelphia. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. II. 0. I‘Icncdict. of Main street.
Mr, Wllcclcr is cashier of the First Na-
liollal linllk of Philadelphia. and has
lakcn a trip cast to scc his friends and
l‘ccllpcl'alr‘.
liclljamiu li‘. Bulkiey. of Soutllporl,
arrived in town yesterday :lflcrnoou,
wilb his portable engine and road lua-
cllincry. Mr. liulklcy has the contract
to improve the roads around town.
from the state highway appl'l’lpriulloll
.-\l prcsclll Ilc has ll gang of" ”14‘“ at
work on (lorbaul zl\clluc, llcar the res
ldcllcc of lil‘. Ilcacll.
chcrnl prolllillcnl citizens of ('om.
po are complaining about the condition
the Connecticut Railway .0 Lighting
(‘olllpany left the road at (‘cdur Island
curve, One gcntlcmlln slated Inst cv-c-
nillg that smile one vl'0uld get hurt ln
crossing the rails In a wagon. and the
town would have to pay the bill. if tho
rails were not covered up or Sltlllt‘ll
From all appearance the Connecticut
Railway & ”filling Colllpnnv has not
finished Working at their rails at the
curve, but until they do get ready to
conlplctc lhc work. the rails, which
now project their fllll height in the
road. should be covered up. If any»
one should dl'lvc across the tracks at it
fast rate of speed they would probably
be upset.
A comical sight was seen by scl'cral
people ill \‘l'cslport yesterday after-
noon who llappcncd (O'INVIOOIIIIII'. out
on the l'fvcr. The little canvas canoe
built by H. (i. liencdidt was taken from
the tonsurfal rooms and launched ill
the river. Harold Ogden and Ellllcl'
Sniflcn were near by when the boat
was Iillllll'lll‘ll. and asked If tbcy might
go out Ill llcr. Trembling like, the
leaves before a llorltlwcstcr. they not
into the boat and lzl‘adnally paddled
her out into the river. They must
hnvc had llll attack of the chills wbcll
all at ollcc she rnllcll over and upscl.
leaving the college man of II, I). S. and
the crack IlllHl'Dllll playcr In the rlvcl'.
Some of the, boys' friends Wcro'slill
laughing about If this morning.
Mr. Editor: lll order that the public
may not not a falsc illlpl'csslon of Sale
ul'dny‘u bull name. from the very per-
sonal article in the last, issue. the You-
lligalls. .illlllor, would ask permission
to say Just a word or two. lll the first
place the (‘l-csccllts acknowledged that
the Yalllllgllns can beat them when
they refused to finish lilo game’ou Sul-
urday. ’i’llcy knew they wmlid be beat-
en if they played the game out, so “my
lost heart and sneaked home. The
l'ullnlgans waited at least ten minutes
for them to come to time and lllcy are
waiting yet. Neither of the lIIllllll't‘H
trave‘tllc game to the, (‘l‘csl-cllls. (In
the contrary. when the, CI‘OHCL‘IIIH refus-
ed to play their own uluplrc handed tho
ball to the rillllunluck boys. llll‘l‘clly fic-
knowlcdgiul: that they were. the who
here. Ill the last Issue they quoted a
number of rules that had no bearing
on the subject at all. but Ilcl'c IH one
that, has: Rain :35. Section ZwA for-
feited game ‘ahall be declared by the
umpire Ill favor of the clllb not ill
fault. at the request of such cillb. In till,-
following cases: Section 1:: If. after
the game has begun. ono‘sldc refuses or
falls to continue playing." unless such
game has been suspended or terminab
cd by the umpire. 'i‘he th'escrnts say
that lilo Hullimtllclt boys stoic their
Imll. but, the Yamllgans paid for purl
of that ball llllll the remainder was
given to them by the, Weslporl, llnlplro.
'rhcy furthermore show their entire ill-
noronce of billmbliil by talking as they
do. Just, dock at the stance. In any of
the daily papers and see how the but.
tors go up In the ninth inning. 'l‘aken
as a whole we tihnk that this is u very
~ lama phones for reluolpgyito meet the
' Items ofiinlelp ltotlle Biolollsts
_ ruling was spent.
, I
’ of I fill illorlvalks.
Light your lamp tonight at 8:27
o’clock.
B I U ‘ ‘ Z i
Nearly twenty young men and wom-
en from Norwolk and South Norwalk
rode to Wilton lest night and attended
a strawberry festival. A pleasant av-
Soverol wheelmen from South Nor-
walk rode to llowu'ytou last evening.
when they heard that the body of the
man had been found near Shlppau‘s
Point. '
S i U .
Mr. and Mrs, John Krousc, of Dar-
ien. who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Emerson, of lietts
place, East Norwalk, returned home
on their wheels yesterday. Mr. and
Mrs, Krousc are, good riders. and they
intend to take a trip to Boston. start
lag the first of August. They will be
on the road several days, sloppinu
along the, way visltfllg relatives null
l‘rlcnda.
Miss Mary llnuforll. of Railroad ave-
hue. South Norwalk, has purchascd a
new bicycle. Miss Hanford intends to
spend her vacation next month. by
riding to several places In Connecticut,
Miss lianforll has l'ulatlvcs in nine dif-
ferent cities and towns in the state.
I I I
George N. Lovey, of East Norwalk
started yesterday on his wheel for
Springfield, Mass, to visit his brother
(,‘Ilurlcs. who Is in the grocery busi
nous. lic will remain away two
weeks.
I I
A horse became frightened by a
train which passed over the Wasllfllu
ton street trestle. about ll o'clock lual
evening. The driver lost control of
the animal and it dashed Into a \vbecl
which was against the curb. It was
thrown to the street and damalzcd
Qllllt’: badly. The horse was quieted a
short distance down South Milli) stl'ccl
.lollll Ill-atop, who rcsldcs ill Stuart
avenue. owned the wheel. and he would
like to know who the driver of the.
horse was. to sec who would pay for
lllc repairs that will have to be mud.-
to the bicycle.
lClmcr llcrillgcr. of liurbank stl-ccl
met with an accident while riding
down the High street hill, Monday
night, His wheel has no coaster
brake, so he lcl go the pcdals and tried
to break the specd with his foot. in
some manner his foot got lvcdgcd too
tightly bctwccu the front wheel and
frame. The bicycle was stopped so
suddcllly that be was thrown lll't'l‘ the
handle bars into the middle of lhc
sll'cct. Ills font was squeezed (_|liIll‘
badly. blll it was not severely injured.
.\Ir. llcrlugcr's bands \vcrc slrafcbed
and bl'lllscd to soulc cxicul. 'l‘llc
u'bccl was slightly damaged.
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Miss Lol'lsc lll‘nllsnu,
lioulevnl'd, East Norwaln who has
been visiting friends in liriducpurl
during the past \vcek. l'ctul‘llcd lo Ich'
Illililu on Ilcr wllccl ycslcl‘day :Ilil'l'
llllllll, ‘
0f l‘li‘l‘iflll}
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chcl‘al wllccllllcll from Wilton, l'ollc
to South Nlll'u'alk last night, and lbcn
went to liolon Pollll. 'I‘hcv rclul'llcd
about lfl o'clock. It was a jolly party
Wm M.-
Saugatuck boys again. "People that
live In glass houses shouldn't throw
stones " 'l‘bls playing baseball
through the papcrs docs no! “in many
games. so all the .lllnlors ask Is (Illt'
more go me. and they will prove beyond
ll lltllllll lllui lllcy l‘illl leach lilo l‘l'es-
ccllls all manner of baseball.
" \"cl‘y sincerely.
YANNIGAN. .il'NIORS.
Ill regard to II slulelul of made by the
(‘rcsccllt baseball team. of Weslport. lo
the effect that I had decldcd Saturday's
gulllc ill their favor. would say lllal
this assertion is a falsc one. (ill the
contrary. according to Itule 25. Section
2. of Spaidlllg’s National l.cagllc rulcs.
l was obliged to give the some to the
i'anllllzuus. Junior. as the (‘rcsceuls rc-
fuscd to play.
JAMES l". l-lAll'l‘lllAN.
l'mplrc.
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cumesa COOK bmcsao.
*1..—
Had Assaulted a Woman Boarder In
Bakersfield. Cal.
IiAl\'ICIISI“II!‘.I,I). (:ai.. July in
Young ll‘ookc, a Chinese cook clllplovl-d
at a boarding house at Mount lirl-ckcu
ridge lumber mill. thirty-five lullcs cur-l
of llakcrsfleld in lilc mountains has
been lynched by Illulberlncn.
'l‘llc, (fhiuamall attacked Mrs. lieu-
ucy. wife of lIitl‘ftH'Oll’lllll of the mill
with n llllfcbcr knife, lnflfl‘lllllz u seri-
ous wound on her face. He slruck
Mrs. Kcunoy's litllu daugllicr. but lilo
injury was sllullt. ’l‘bc scrcullls of the
woman brought the lllrllbel'nlcn to tllc
ilcl-llc. Mr. Kcnncv was the first to
reach lllt' house. llc was attacked by
tile (‘llillllmllll nlld sustained a ucvcrc
cut on the wrist. The lulubcrlucll
knocked the (ibiulllnau down. placed ll
rope around his neck and banged hllu
in u fry-c. If, is bcllcvcll that the tilllllll
lnull was insane.
PLEADED GUILTY TO ASB‘AULT.
NEW HAVEN, .Iuly 10~~ At ycatcr-
day's session of tho criminal sldc of
lilo Superior (lourl, Thomas ll‘llzular
alone. of Derby. ploudoll utility to an
attempted felonious assault on Mills
Milllciitogors. also of IIl'l‘Ily. lie was
sentenced to Home yours in clinic prio-
on. the slats ulturlluy saying that he
believed the youth weak minded.
Charles Smith. nllas (illntflcld lcol'
oredl of New Haven, and Edward
Ward, of Hartford, the two boys who
assaulted lrvlng Wooks. ll supervisor
at the reform school. with a baseball
but last spring, wcl'cxal'rnluncd. (.‘Iullv
field. who wloldcd the, but, at tile ollr
cr boy‘s signal. wuuuiveu llvo ycnrs
Ill slate lll‘lkllm. whilo Ward not one
your Ill the county ,Iull.
TERRYVILLE FACTORY ADDITION.
'l‘ldllili'Vlldil‘}. duly lllw'l‘llo lllrnlt»
tors of the Andrew ’I‘erry (Jonlpany.
maulllm'turors of malleable iron cast:
fans. have llnoillod to build an addition
130 by 00 foot, to the oust foundry. Ins
croaldnu demands upon present facliil
lies require the addition which will he
built at, once. ,
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stomped on every sheet
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nthe roofiu ‘—-ia beat land safest wherever
is the original old-style terns late. first made
in England, perfected in America. and now t e world's stand
r rd for tin roofing, Many houses roofed with
ulred another covering. Your house will
or root much short of two generations
H "ME
Every sheet of this roofin till is carefully ex-
to'boxing for shipmelr‘l‘taud every imper-
ect sheet is thrown out.
richest coating of pure tin tltlli‘MEW lead and is
impervious to rust.
Write to w. c. CRONEMEYEN. Agent, Carnegie Building, Pitlutuug.
‘ for illustrated book on rooting.
AMERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
MF Roofing Tin
HF fifty yeafl
mmnm
defects from 1 le rolling of the iron
P has the heavxest,
This trade mark is
of the genuine. As your roofer, or
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A WOLF VIGNETTE.
Mnggluwliat lobster. Jimmie O'lloo
llcy, don't rcallrc wot a woman's lmc
means
Katlcw Nopc, Ills mudder‘s
IlIlll so much
sex.
whalcd
sllc's lilll‘t‘l‘l'll dc llllII
WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW.
llrcat consctcrlullion was felt by the
I'rlcllds of )1. A. llogurly, of l.cxlllg
lUll. Ky, when fill-y snlv be was turn-
lllg ycllow. Ills skill slowly cllangcd
color. also his dycs. and Ill' sllll‘crud
lcl l'ibly. Ills malady \vus \‘cllow .llllln-
dlcc, lie, “(is tl‘catcd by the llcsl doc.
tors. but “llllOlll llcllcfit. 'l‘llcll ho
was advfscd to try Electric llittcrs. tllc
\volldclflll Stomach and Liver remedy,
and he writes: “Aflcr lasing two hot
tlcs‘ I was wholly cured." A trial
pruvcs its lllntclllcss merit for all
Stomach, Livcl‘ and Kidney ll‘tllll)lt‘r~
Only .‘lllc. Sold by ..1l, liaxtcl‘, South
Norwalk, and John A. Riggs, \lorwalk
drllugista.
A WARNING TO BACHELORS.
“chtcrdny was swcct pcll day out
at our house " ‘
"In bloom ub'otldyi’”
“No: my wife stoodovcr llll‘ while I
ucodcd them."
TOBACCO SPIT
end 5 M 0 K E
mmL.
Your Lifeawayl
You can be cured of any form of tobacco usiu
easily be made wall. strong. ma cllc. fuilo
new life and vigor by taking an. 0,
that makes wank men strong. Many gala
ion (rounds in ten days. Over 500,0
cure . Alldrugglsle Cure llaralllccd. hook-
lcl and advice IRISH A(llT('5.‘i STERLING
REMEDY CO.. Lhicnzo or New York. 431
SEWED 0N.
Brown llnycll‘l you taken your
ilallllcls oll‘ ycl‘.‘
lollcs No. It's so ncar lll‘.\‘l “‘lllll‘l'
only I thought id just Iii‘l‘ll (ill \V‘cnl‘llll:
tllclu.
SHE DIDN’T WEAR A MASK.
lIlll llcl' beauty was completely Illll
rich by sol'cs. ldotcllcs and pinlplcs llil
sllc uscd llucklcn's Arllfcu Sillyc
'I‘llcll lllcy \ullisllcd as will all lCrup
lions, l-‘l-lcl' Sort-s. lioils, l'lccl's, (‘ur
Illllll'Il‘ii and l-‘clolls, flnlll its usc. lll
falliblc for l‘uls. t'orns, lllll'ps. Scalds
and l‘ilcs. l‘ul‘c gllllrulltccd. 25c at
i". ll, llaxtcr's. South Norwalk, and
John A. llllzus, Norwalk,
liubby (llILlll- 1.). Harry. don't you
hcnr your mother hollcl‘fniz :ll'lcl‘ you"
llal‘ry luncd .3) That's llollliug. .\
\volllull's bound to have lllc ltlHl word
you kllnu.
Educate Your liowele Wllh Oanoarete.
Candy l‘nlilurllc, cum consllpnllon former.
'0c.'.351. liltl‘, t: fall.drugumlsrufulldmoney
I l':ll't‘ not for a family tree.
flat I would like to know.
If any one that s Itlll lo llll‘
lilsldcs Ill lluflulo.
"I am llldcblcd to One Minute (‘ougll
(lurc for my prcscnt good health and
my life. I was ll'calcll Ill min by doc
tors for Iunglroublc following Ill
gl'fppt“. Ilook (Inc Minute (‘oulzll
Mr
(I. (I‘. Still-
(‘.urc lllld rccllvcrcd my health "
E. II. Wisc, Madison. fill.
son.
I-‘irsl biotin-ru- \‘I'llul nulkcs your my
llc boy not up so curly mornings? Huc-
oull lnotbcr-~ Ila has to: he sells the
evening papcru.
m..~~m.~....
GAVE!) A BOY'8 LIFE.
Mru. Captain 11. Hubbard, or Mll-
ford. Del. says: ,“llrlluiifan Balm uav‘
cll'luy bny‘u llfo. llo hogan junt like
the one, we lost with «man. We gavo
him a fcw doucu. He quickly droppod
to sleep. and won all right In tho morn-
Iug. For solo bydt. II. Plnlstod and F.
ii. Baxter. ‘
‘ Vrlrnd ----- Your two uoprullos uppcnr
to be. very good frlunllu. Milllllgtll’»-~
You; each thinks the other can't sing.
m....,.ilu.mw~-W
flow Am IIUm- Kidney: l
m.1iohiu‘tlunln all t'lileoulcnil llhlllm- lilo, Sam
«rhu- Add ‘r‘fip' Inu lmu..~.n-I‘u ”illcurlmr N."
“.lolmlllc. ftll‘v me no example of a
combination of meaningless phrases."
"ch‘ln. A burglar proof safe stood
In a fire-proof block."
A bad complexion generally results
from inactive liver and hostels. ill all
such claws. Downl'u Little Early Ills:
era produce gratifying results. U. C.
Btillson.
. a
A (Jusloln in Dallgcrwml‘he Chill-
csc," said the man who is always try-
Ing to unload back-number informa-
tion. "have a vcry curious custom of
paying all their debts the first of tile
yczlr.” "Wcll." allswl-rcd [110 man
who lakcs everything seriously; “I
gucss they Will get OVl‘l' lllat llubll
\\‘Ill‘ll it comma to illdcllllliiics.”
Six Million Boxes a Year.
In 1895, none; in looo, 6,000,000
boxes; lllzlt‘s Cnscnrcts t'andy (Ta-
lharlic's jump into popularity. The
people have. cast lllt‘ll’ verdict. licsl
medicine for the bowols in the world.
All druggisls, loc.
Miss l‘oy—~llo you really think a
girl can find out who llt‘l' husband
will be by collslllliuL: a forlullctcllcr'.’
Miss Wisl- . l’cl‘llups not. but l
found out who my husband \vouldn’t
be by llllil nlclboll llol long ago,
Miss (My -Iically \Vllal fllrlllllc-
lt‘IIl‘l‘ till] you clulsull',‘
Miss \\'isc lil‘adsll‘ccl.
Slillc (If (illlllV
Lucas (‘oullty
Frank .I t‘lll-llcy mukcs lilllll that ho
is the scnlor partner of tllc firm (if I“,
.l Cheney .0 to. doing business In the
(‘in of 'I‘olcdo, (‘oullty and Stalc nforo
Said. -llll(l that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE lil’Nlilii‘Zl) DOLLARS
for l‘lll'Il and every case of Catarrh
that illlllllil be l‘lll‘l‘ll by the IISI‘ of
Hall's (‘ulul‘rh (‘lllc
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
Ill my presence. this fltll day (if llocclll-
llcl'. A. II, 1886.
A. W. (GLICASON.
Notary Public
llail's (‘alarrll (‘ul‘e is taken Illlcr-
nally and «'li‘lS directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the syslcnl
Scull for lcstlllilmiuls, ‘f'l'cc.
i-‘, .l. “HENRY, g. (‘()., Toledo. t).
Sold by lll‘llqglsts. 75c.
Hull's Family l’Illu arc the beat.
55
l‘ify of 'l‘olcdo.
IF IT WERE ONLY CONTAGIOUS.
'I‘hc ilrlugs family think l‘\‘l‘l')llllng
of fbcl‘r .~,cr\uul girl.
"ls slu llcul and rlcull‘"
“No. lilll sllc lllil‘H to Hill illc lawn-
nllli't‘l'.
”I wish to truthfully state to yoll
and thc readers of those few lines that
your Kodol Dyspepsia (‘urc Is without
question. the best lllld only cure for
dyspepsia that I have ever come In
conflict with and I have used many
other prcparull’olls. .iobu licnlll, West
illiddlcscx. l‘u. No lll'l‘litll‘llllt'lll cuuals
Kollnl Dyspepsia l‘lll‘c all It contains
all the natural dlgcstallts. It will ill
post all kinds of food ulld can't help
but do you good.
i “Is your husband at home? I'm illu-
lrcucs, the philosopher. and I'm looking
for uu‘ honest man,”
"link! You lllllst, be a pretty poor
phllounphcr If you cxuccl to find a bus-
band who‘s on huncst man."
w..mm ... NAW wms...
Genuine lumped (2.6. C. Never sold In built.
Beware of the duller who tries to "II
"unwilling full as good."
0...... ..
You tlif‘ll are contradictory unl-
mills." rmnurkcd the lady of wide ex-
pcricllcc. "Solon of you got drunk bo-
uillsc you're happy. and a whole lot
more because you're unhappy. What's
a poor bill to do?"
n
“.1... W .WW
'l‘lloro famous little pills, DcWItt’b
Little liurly ltlocrs compel your liver
and bolvols to do their duty. liluu ulv~
log you pure. rich blood to recuperate
your body. Arc easy to. take. Never
.grlpe. (i. Chiltlllson. .
r
l.
"Chllnloywello
as: like dill Fauntleroy‘Van ‘Gibbllllfl
Biliywl‘lol He might be all right In
beln’ liked ‘by do wlmmin. but he ain’t
in it when It comes to squintin‘
through a naiihole In de baseball tenet
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New castle.
Del., says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great die
trees and belching. I tried everything
i could hep of. but nothing helped me
till I took “Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H
Baxter. ,
“Th fellow In like. a bird." said the
admiring stranger, as he looked after
the fresh young mall.
“Not now,” replied the native. “but
them was a time when your descrip-
tion might llavo been justified."
"When was that?”
“The night We tarrcd and feathered
Illln about a year ago."
IT DAZZLES THE WORLD.
No Discovery in medicine has cvcr
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused by Dr, King‘s
Now Discovery for Consumption. It’s
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption. Pneumonia,
Hemorrhage. Pleul‘lsy and Bronchitis.
lllOllsands of whom It has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs, Colds, As
thnla, Croup, Hay Fever, lioorscuoss
and Whooping Cough it is the quickest
surest cure in the world, It is sold by
l-‘. ll, liaxlcr, South Norwalk, and John
A. Riggs. Norwalk, who guarantee, sat
isfaction or refund money. Large bot
tics, 50c and $1.00. 'l‘rial bottles fl'cc.
"Miss Purge calls her new but ‘nu
original creation.‘ "
“It Is. There certainly is nothing
else ill all creation like It."
W
A GLOVER’S
THE PLACE.
Hamilton
TRADE
l'cccil'cs our cl'cry cfflll't.
To glvc you the best Ill qual»
ity. in style and as it is often
said at thc "best" price.
We know you are particular.
so arc we. it is “our" partlc»
lllurily tllut gives you the fruit
of the. shoe tradc in scuson.
llow shoes are the proper arti-
clc just now, first because they
keep the feet cool. and pcrspir
illg fcct you know soon gct lcll-
dcr. Another l'l‘asoll lllcy do not
bind the ankle and givc plcllty
opportunity to display prcltily
dcsigllcd hosiery.
We Ilavc gl'cut plcnsllrc Ill
showing our oxlol'ds :llld dcllgbl
in your discovcl‘lul; the value rc-
cclvcll.
WEAR SHOES
THA T FIT.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect May 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.»—~l2:15x, 4:0le 52'I5X, 0:10.
0:55, 7:l3. 7:64. i-i:llix, 9:03x, 9:31;,
‘Jiz'ltl,1093,1021”,ll:35x.
I'. Mr~l§:3."lx. l:l7. 2:'"rx, 3:01
dilly. -i‘ll7, 1150);, fuiljl. Dublin, DZUDX.
li‘ll. 7.07, 725M, lizll 10.130.
SUNDAYS.
35x, 4205):.
A, lit—~12:
{I'IIIIL
1". M.~—3:21x. 0:83. bzbhx. 721:0. 8:40x
10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.~12:03x, 5:00, 0:00, 7:00,
8200):. 8102.0:00x, ilzllilx. Dzlltix, 10:02x,
10:0-1, 11:00x, 11:03.
l’.M.—«-12:02.1:04.1z30x,2:00x.3:02
.‘l:30x. 4:02x. 4:04, 4:30. 5:02, 6:009l.
0:02.T;00.8:00x,9:30.11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. Nix—122023, 6:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P. M.-0:00. 8:00x. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
Sulfur, 9:00,
i
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.-i2:08x. 1:00x. 1:20x. titlh‘,
7:42. 3:42. 9:10x. 10:02x. 10:10x.
11:08x, 11:38.
I'. M.~~-i‘.l:l)2x, 1:10, 3:07x. 4:18.
5222.0:20.7:llhx,9:llbx,il:15.11:10.
lirldgcporl. Ill addition to above—P.
‘ 01:45:40. mu. 1m.
slmnhvs.
A. M.~-~12:08x,
firl‘J, 11:08x.
l’. Ill-”7:35, 9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.~0:23, 9:15. 01531:.
7 P. M.-—'1l20, 2:22, 4:25x. 5:10. 0:00,
:10.
DANBUHY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~«8:00. 7:23. 8:50. 9:38, 11:37.
1'. M.--4:00x. 6:25, 61:12,
Sunday trains to Dunbury. 0:20 n.
m.; 7:80 p. m. leave. Dsnbllry, 8:05
a. m.: 0:10, 7:67 p. to.
All it indicates express.
m
izllilx, 1:201, 7:42,
A WANT AD.
IN THE EVENING BEN'I‘INEIL
mus. some
pawl; moons
riwlsh‘yer‘hod big '
You’ll save your “patience
some money, too,» by 60‘"
llcr‘c, citllcr 'iirstuorv'last.‘
Wc'rc simply certain that no
other stock surpasses 0105 I“
any waym-varicty, quantity OI’
qualify ' Il‘lll we are equally sum
that , . ,
THIS Is'THE‘dHEAPEST
WALL PAQER‘STORE.
, .W+M-.
Wall Papers, Palnters’ Sup’
plies, Artists’ Materials.
Window Shades, Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.-
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
ating.
Telephone Call, 1 5-3. i
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECK R.
87 WASHINGT N ST.,
South Norwalk,
Genuine Gate Cit
lfllilflili‘g
r
' STONE WARE AND
FAUCET ATTACHMENTS.
familial, Watkins »
i ill,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 4343.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY TH-
CARLUAI) EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT TUliNPIKlll.
Bouth Norwalx.
,,. .,.
I 1"
.a.
II sp ’p's'a (lure
Digests what you eat.
It. artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in siren thenlng and recon-
structing the ex misled digestive or-
gans. It, is thoiutcstdisooverod dlgestr
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it In emcfonoy.‘ lt- Ins
stontly rel loves and permanently cure:
I) spopsfa. Indigestion. Heartburn.
F atlllcuco, Sour Stomach, Natalie
Sick Headache. Unstmlgla. Cramps a
all other results of Imperfect digestion.
I'rfcowe. and ti. Imus sfm contains 2 tfme'
email him. Book all alxiuldyslulpoluma odfm
Pmpcnd by E. C. DCWITT ACO" Chum”
George 0. stallion. South Nowell:
Edwerd P. Wendi Norwelk.
arouses»
“new. ‘g
0"»
Officer. 1004 Main Street.
BRIMEPORT. (JOIN
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