tin, one or the‘ old
locality, died 5n!
'I‘h
‘M Inlay for Buffalo
They expect
Who has been spending
til his; sister, Mrs. H. S.
ompo, returned yester-
is duties in New York
crry is one of the. most
as vyell as popular young
n5 stornnl circles He is
new Fire Co.. musth-
lie i‘s suffering
attack of malarial to
result of n cold con
recent baseball game
tillers was a meeting ol‘
re department here to con
“ t 9 companies would at
lit centennial celebra-
day, or as individual conI
embers favored the for
or consideiatlon is to
thrill“ i millions centch about
*‘ ‘Wé‘dnésdny night laboring
’Ibut there was to be
the one week ahead
encrally show unusual in
5dition or the Public acts
dill the town I'dleIlt for dis
era are but few volumes
a large consignment
crust lies is not plain
citizen (lcclurcdltltot “it
coding.” and now some
to ilnd out what char
5 is an enthusiastic sports-
and a sticqu‘n over sport-
lquette. sud' inlfco‘llll
.. l w
ill? rind is
Icon! of “when, whpro
eh t” in hisoutside Ipoclt-
«or is one or the ill st in
he never niches thisr mis-
milin
I I art‘unzements ‘ ‘are being
clnigcvcnts
89 s, 2 27
romincnt‘ among them
, t; Qflllégiuéki ,ldil
lor he events:
strong drawing ii!
Aces was so pro
eet‘in will be
b
‘d cover up his actlv
g‘ the former meeting
. 00- others. it
5 to law love or:
is uh ring charts
l’l‘fl‘fii‘e’
. to ride over.
at L. Company, “Vin
ng‘i "ta ompnny and do no lilo
e lire boye boson to tear it down
tearing the heat would set the bonds
(which was close by) core. .I Turn tool
by bugs are reported to lIIIvc noon
5 i been burned in the burn. as well as: I
‘v. quantity or hay and grain.
All oi! the
dr. compshics did good work and the
“"t‘ neighbors did all in their power, but
could not save the building. No one
s‘ool‘n‘s to know what caused the fire
‘I’Whilo Westport cannot claim orig-
flutility in the matter of entering billy
:clc‘s on the taxable list, tho incl; soilcrs'
‘Ict some originality as well as oddity.
”they are clusséd with carriages. wug
ons and buggies. and owners are re
11.:le
like most communi
ties there isn a pronouncnd opposition I
to the recent: legislative action regard
dug bicycle phthsh'ere. 5mm some pro
thou onés openly declare against them
1 ion it they must be that s. that or until
less than 85 should be levied on each
bicycle owner. The argument is Isis
ed that the trolley cars have monopol
izcd most of the leading highways and
with 9. bicycle path in addition drivers
fall to see there they are to go; yet
the average road hearcabouts is a wide
one, and spore laud plentiful even in
the heart of the town. Cyclists in
Westport have not been heard from yet
although it is safe to any they will
be found infected with the some libor
silty common With the wheelmen and
ready to stand more if need be than
their share of the expense that will
give them good roads and make the
avenues lending to the town a pleasure
Good roads cycle paths
included are the magnets thot alone
will bringI life and revenue to the com
Inunity and the foot that the average
bicyclist is a liberal upended is too or.
ten ovoriookch" What if there were
cycle paths from state line to state
line? Their succéss elsewhere is the
surest evidence of the wisdom of those
who have ordninedthat they shall be
thanks to the whoclmen.
. It POOLISH .5EL5scTI0N LAws.
New Caucus Act "and Others That
Generate Danger.
“That low which compels II citizen to
register his political belief in ordeI to
be entitléd to take part in a caucus
sumply cumbers the statute books of
the state of. Connecticut with another
measure that is Worse than useless "
sold a lucid thinking citizen to a. New
London rcportcrm ” few years ago II
low was passed which who intended to
provide for iv s‘ec'r'ot ballot and now a
man must state Months in advance
which ticket he is going to vote.
. i‘fl‘lle excuse tor the rogistrutiou law
is, that it will keep unscrupulous people
£10m packing caucuses. This sounds
very reasonable. but there was really
no necessity M such a law. The pro-
visions of the statute that governs as
semblnges of an itin‘d‘s were applicable
to caucuses and umploI justice could
have been done to any one who inter
rated with ‘a meeting of the members
or eitheI party under those provisions.
“Any law that surrounds the oxcr
else of the tranchiso with any unocc-
cssnry operation is an ubridgemct‘lt oi
the liberty or the pooplci- out! while
thus for nothing seI ions has resulted
the tendency to multiply election luws
is one that should be strongly til‘scoun
5- used. It the state can make or man
register his political preferencesiln ad
vunce 'why5 cannot the state define
what constitutes a Republican or a
Democrat?
{‘As for as preventing bribery is con‘
coined the so called secret ballot law
15‘ II farce ‘as every due’ knows '
spy do‘a‘lin‘gs with practical I
The only feature or the law which ls‘
commendable and that is molly
an incidental lecture. is..ill
W "t
' “The law is so cOleicstcd in ltd up;
oration that the will or the people or a
town. is liable to be actuated by failure
to- comply w ith coins oi! tile many rules
laid down. like the use or an extra t
word on the ballot or an unintentional
mar-ll. when the trill or the "people is
1 ; are who tell
. in a mile alidioab for plate“
fin d with. .
c In: no
mulling
in. .
mums evlwo
, lug down not thli in stroc the . . ‘
he tor 5 5 i
shortly after ll) o'clock no
two modems ridden by iris;
through South News“: I h y
on their way to, Bridnopo . .
ladies were stopped lo 3
to find out who they were. The”
from .Greenvvlcht and were on the:
way his Bridge out. here
to remain tor. a. w
word the Misses Mandi Elisha
tin. and Grace and Louise Hold
sisters. 'i‘luayv were all an ad like,
rill ‘w‘oi‘stti! 5dr bl 3!:in on
a w coups, 55 II ~
lntoudla‘l‘ to rl e to he run: cla ,
ill t, they so u that they, :did and
u set them shortly “utter
The yo‘uhs ladies lipid in
ployod- in a dry ‘g‘oods store n G
wich. The store was closed ior lnycu
Mil; “’
Miss Eva. Graham ‘ot‘ Foir‘i’icld.‘ ‘wllo
as been stop lug with her aunt Mill.
‘y Merl} _ 55 at Qrcsccnt “rumor
‘ ‘ 1' week. returned to list
heme last evening on her wheel.
C I .
A party or ”young people went to Wii
ton On their wheels last evening u‘nd
attended II lawn party on the promo
Mr. and Mrs James Long at th place
given in honor or the Heightoeht bir
day or their daughter, Mary. The 5
port a. very pleasant tithe in 'pllly ?
all sorts of games, hatching to volts
ol’ refreshments. Some of the your
people enjoyed themselves with dial c
lug to music turniscd by Miss hour:
bowling and James Barnes. the int
playing the violin and the {dimer ;5i_:'
piano. The party returned home silo
iy after 11 ’o'.oloc'k They claim but
the roads from South NorwIIlk to Wil
too are in encelient condition.
‘ G In I‘
The National Wheclmcn of Brldg
port, will be at Roton Point tomorrogw
.- U I
of people at Rotou Point
with their (limcult fonts on the bicycle
Bridgeport
ly II 36 near.
I I
Because inspector Thompson reins»
ed to permit “Harry" 1... Stewart to
"loop the loop" on a bicycle in public
until he had first appeared in a private
exhibition before reptcss‘ntdtivo8 of the
Police Department, the live thdusa‘nd
spectatois in sttendonce at the cycle
meet in Madison Square Garden, New
YoIk lust night save a demonstration
or disapproval that has seldom been
equalled in that city. The structure
for "looping the icon" was in II corn
plated condition before them. and
many of those present had come pur
pooely to see the more or less fool-
hsr‘dy attempt 01" a bicyclist travelling
arctmd the upright oil-ole. "Rubber?
“Thief!” “Fake!” were epithets that
in roars greeted the announcement of
not been for police interference
had no trials on‘ his new structure find
was not displeased that lubspcotor
Thom son’s notion Would ft‘l‘ve him
time or practice before s‘ “public sp-
paaranco. The meét itself was one. or
the most interesting held In tho Gor
den this year. it was It grsnd cir'c it
tournament or the National Cyclin’m s
societies, and the programme vocalist
on entirely of sprint stunts. Two' in
doorman: were boutc’n tor pounced
competition. one by Frank Kin or
Iapd the other Ihy w 8.1mm...
former was in the fourth heat 0! the
Fisher in 58 Issconds
ad was one. or t
‘to quality in this
Floyd 80F
Faun Ir, scratch :twice rod untied:
the l‘éoord nhill huh hat
on that Utter s: mmlummlb Wilt
peed, in in. t7 4 53.. in the final line
had drawn up into close Ipcom It
be 105an w rkors hetero halt thodoim
'cnd taster-thou until
ue dcyi“ Deon ”lint
‘ Inlay Pill atiaihtdd’ddwg tore o
hproved to be luct‘thc right thiuln ‘1,
lmowlng as I now how their curative
i powers" 5 .
‘ A For the by oil coolers. Price 50
pill for oldl.‘ matti‘,‘
to. papers, everything. Write or
The Levanibns‘ amused a. large crow ‘»
ypstord I' 5
They left from there and went ‘to, .
One of the wheels had on
on otllcinl oi the meet that Stdwrirt Was ;
ready to give his performance had it 511% $5,555 6“)le dfii'l'he N55315:.
a matter or fact the during rider had my rlst at the and? of Q9030 ‘ “‘
halt mile circuit championship raco‘ tip I
h ., which Kramer finished first by”
‘ length van:- '1‘
,5-' ‘IIltm‘. «072' ”sou
61:41 77
u.
toil . I AV
niled to pass tho leaders, though the 1
i.‘iProInpt attention given to all
i
and instrumental music. and partultin ii 5
Alibi . .uli in» Hotel.
Pure White bland uni! idiocy.
mixed by hand will pour twice
“as long and cover double sur-
. race as msohmmy ‘mlitlh The:
. house ot’Wlllloin Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on Smith I
Main noun, were nuclei by me
in Mormons” timing? yous
ally-re s
to II :um stairs: as 8196.,
; tit My ofllce. 62 South
~ Main «root My residence. its .
illlm rovo street. . _
Six-Day Tours to Buffalo,
Leaving ovary Monday. (min $23 to
330 according to accommodations so-
lccted. Rate from New Haven.
Three-Day com to Block“ Island,
Every Saturday. 38. 50 to 5810 50
“Five-Dir Tours to Catskill,
July 38d, Auzust 6th. and 2061,31450
from New Haven.
5-Day Tours to White Mountains.
July 22d, August 5th and 19th. lists
clirls agent. N.Y .. I‘N Rh
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nits, hunts
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but him time was“ twoiltths or nigh; ‘ “ ‘ ‘
gin II short time she began to improvil
sud finally become well. 1‘? Mrs. Men I
“.9 ton‘ wits troubled in “Ii! name wu " 5
stain, . l I would lie willing; to _ my . tell .
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5 learn the chose of the vast i
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_ 5 A‘ build-natured friend is sometimes“ 1
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A man may II ntrongvuwu bull and
still be cOwed.5 . . .
THEIR BEfiRE‘I’ Is O‘UT. .
All Sadlevillc. Ky" Was curious to
p-rove
saith 01.}! price pWhit-
taller. who hit for It long time, endur-
ed outbid in florid I‘I-It‘rorn I‘I‘ chronic
bl'bhilhlfl troubiét It‘s nit [due to Dr
Kinks New discourse" Writes her
husband “It completely cured“ tor and .
also cured our little mud—daughter or
‘a severe attack} oi: Whooping” Chugh. "
it positively cures floodlit; Golda, LII
Grippe Bronchitis, all Thrust and
Lung troubles. Guarantoed‘bottles out
and $1. on Trial bottles lite st F. H,-
Baxter’s drug store, and John “A Riggs,
Norwulk. 5
bud—now
Married women are usually advo-
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0. 0. Bdclr. Beirne. Ark. says: i
was troubled with constipation until i
bought Dchtt's Littlefi. liltirly Risers.
31ch then have been entirely cured of
y old complaint. I recommend them.
George C. Stillson.
)
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it is an indication that a woman re-
gards you as a very dear friend when
she quits getting, out her cut glass for
' You.
..
in cases of cough. or cronp give the
little one One Minute (lunch Cure
: Then rest easy and. have no fear. The
child will be all right in a little while
it never fails. Pleasant to take. always
cafe sure and almost instantaneous in
‘. effect Georgec. Stillson.
do bold enough to say. _"I don't
know," and it you can screw your coura
use up to it‘. add. "And i don't care.”
Mrs. S H. Albert, Johnltown. PA.
says: "Our little girl almost strhnaléd '
to death with croup. The doctors said
she couldnft‘ live but she was ‘iustantgy
relieved by One Min‘uted dough Cu 6
v
Act-ooh to run soil-on
Through ion a 3*
mile," he writes. ”my wire who treat;-
1y run dawn.Ir ugh; had ggiogrehnttisb or
V gar a. all 9“ grep I ran m
all i vulva some
selection ‘ means picking obv-
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room which will make it
bright and chceriul, and In
Toning Déllil
the ‘glare. (ii a ‘Suuny- apart! ‘
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ber hues. We are always
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your inspection.
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