“or a good In
I e"
of Every Description
‘ iNCLUDlNGw-«f
. tion against the Emu re Lite Insur-
2 once Compunyo to weoover id
, against 'Antou ._
- uni-once humour.
Sldlllo denial?
about 1111
torncy John J. Walsh;
ages on a 31.00
Bonaventure.
. I!
Milan-mi. of Fair?
field, In the plaip
suit brought
Mi t Strntford,
tor causing Matroinul's , arrest.
Migliore chained him with ovonohargr
lug the Italian laborers in Stratford
for “cheese. macaroni. breuk, bologna.
lard. Sardines. etc..’ but when Mall
trolannl was tried ghol‘ore Justice
Book,- it was found that. thel anti
hadron law was not yet In orient Ho
was acquitted and ldischhrped from
Late Corners.
inched. or Plain.
”Mm mow-m1 .. .L
' iLinen Hemstltched.
Choice 5cts
IWith Embroidered Corners.
I -
Choice lgets.
Embroidered or Lilac Trimmed
Q J5cts. two io125ois.
Lace Trimmed Or EmbrOIdered.
It. SIouth Norwalk
XV“ hii'ilh‘, ,I“.’
,‘t
rtunity,
ritllan we had all
noxious that the
a
v .
losstilco‘nlmcrcial triumph, and the third
finds the public intor'ost illidiinill'lilhod.
y thavc notvtakcn advantage of this bargain op-
1 we earnestly‘ bog- of you, Don’t delay
this day longer. "I he ricotta
idea they could. and we are
arguins be distributed among 2
“as Many of our friends as possible.
‘ , 'lherc’s all especially good' Cod'ch‘; W‘c droW
. your ‘httentioil‘ to ‘a $12.00 (2611611; quartered orik
‘ rainc. Velour Cover, six rows to is; best steel
Springs, August sale price, $8.00. And another
greatbalgaiu Couch. at $1000..
II
are goingwgomg lash;
You should
omelet or ordination."
. 11s muons tor
dull to
. not :dovmuch ‘iioou.j’~2
‘ no: rinses mamas oscnsae
custody. Now- Maritrolanni charges
ilMiat the arr at was the result of
Migiloren m nice and wants 351111
da‘rn'agtis. Hall & Hill are 1113.111111-
neys .
Papers are also rethinod In "the case
of H‘n‘rrlot Gould unalnst Margaret Id
Dunning. 'i‘ho pinintlif ails cs .tlu‘it
, she haid «lotenuunt It’iou out o ‘plom
lso that ebb would be supportéd the
rest of her days and be givei‘n good
burial. 'Now that the defendant has
the mostly she rotus‘es longer to keep
the inldlntiflf liall d. Hill will appear
for the latter. .
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BQOSEVELITw IN SPRIGFIELD.
Eulogizen llllnol'a' Great, Sons. Lincoln,
Grant and the l-‘lrot Governor, Yatoo.
SPRINGFIELD. lib. August 81»
vita President Roosevelt in his shoech
at nmh Headquarters hora. last 11511
said that every one who did his work
well, did his dutylby his country or
well. "One of the moist important
branches of work,’ be said “is that
done by‘ the Nationhl Guard Th1
Spanish war showed the willingness of
American soldiers in do their duty
Material prosperity counts for much
but under It and through It there musl
be moral purpose or else material pins
parity Will amount to but little
"We must have Ideals upon which to
..live it We are to malts this nation what
it shall and what it must be. ” =
Mr Roosevelt spoke In eulogisth
terms of Illinois great sons-«Lincoln
Giant and the first governor. Yates
and continued: ”Never be misled Intoa
feeling that men who have built up the
wealth of the commonwealth are dts
enemies and not its friends. The moo
who bring business prosperity. the
men who lift up who give the means
to achieve civilization, they are the
commonwealth’ a friends. They do good
and noveoharm. They can do lncalou
lahly’ more’ good by using their talents
in building up great business snterpris
on. which benefit all than they could
do with the talent. In other ways. Bill
we must remember that. the greatest
debt we can own is to those who can
do no material but lather 111 ml sor
vice-win the teachers the sold ors tho
statesmen the public servants. pro
vldcd only that thoy work not only
With disinterestednoss but With sanity
and common sense. We neod reformers
.uwc have got to have them. lint we
want them built on 111.. lines ol‘ Lin
coin. We want mm‘l who drill bit theli
eyes on the stars but who will not for
get that their fact most milk on the
around. We want man Who twill strive
for" a high ideal hilt who will romemh
,er that We must achieve the highest
ideals by practical methods. Woe to
11.15 as ii button If" We évor hermit our
llea‘dl‘n mod to he been Woe to in)“ If
we to crate blindness, if we toin‘ri‘itn
that Which dcvihtoii from the path of
liectltudo. of decency rind of honesty.
I . woo also if we do not ln‘ilst upon him
lug common sense. Sanity and com
rémon series so hand In han‘d‘ With: a
. more and lolly ldént.
But that is not
enouglii I do not earn how honest it.
mania lilho Is timid there 19’ but little
that canvbendonel‘with“him.- Ido‘ not
care how patriotic they or . I! ln2u
crisis; “it‘ll sham; his patriotism will
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"li ‘1 IMO-2' ‘2
1 illem-‘ON Idlibo. Aughstjzi‘ l3 ..
blah Alhdtit itl‘. ‘1‘. outbound "thyir
onsusoi Non gill-coup land t
will
frame:
3th throughout the Unit»
ed States and .iii many
foreign countries.
It is everywhere recog-
nized as the most success-
ful Iremcdy yet produced
for diarrhoea. Use it and
a speedy and pennant-3m
cure is certain. ,
,No .bad effects follow
its use as it is not an
astringent, but checks the
diarrhoea by curing the
disease which “diluent it. ' " ’ ‘
Mr. W. E. Andrew; president of the
Williams Typewriter Co l)orby,Conn ,
W3: "1 hallo used Cunnibérliiin‘a Guile.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with
most cautionary attain. “it is wlmout
question a splendid medicine; every
traveler particuiurly. should 119ch :1 bottle,
ditwub him." '
WOMEN OBJECT {To ATTENTIONS.
Sometimes Butler for It. and BoiloIny
Have “M"uw :-
The woman who is forever bolnh an
noyed by tho- unwelcome attentions oi
men when traveling ls abroad in the
hind again. She appears eaoh‘ vocation
tliuo. tolls hot little story, receives duo
sympathy and thou retiree to obscurity
Very often she is neither partlculnily
attractive nor engaging, and one woos
dare as they hear of her adventures
why she should bofbelhcted by roman-
tic masculines as 11‘ proper person to
annoy. -
A man who has traveled much gives
tho opposite side of the. question. Not
long ago, it seems, when he started on
along trip south. the only other per-
son In the sleeping cm was a woman
She was a homely Woman with tangled
fenturos and an unbondlng home, but
she looked so lonely that after two
hours of dusty travel, when she nelth
or produced a book nor went to sleep
the man began to feel sorry for her.
Taking from biaseultl case a volume
that he had put by to heguile the
Weary ride for himself. he went over
to the compartment In which she sat
“Would you like to have something
to road?" be asked, courteously. “if
you would! can recommend this story
and i shall be very glad to lend it to
you."
“Sirr r.” said the woman, springing
to her foot like on enraged goddess
“how dare you address me? If you do
not! Ionvo'mc ntoncc I shall ring the
bell for tho porter.“
The man says that. ho lot like 30
cents or even 20- Ho retreated at
once to tholsmok-lnlg room and there
‘soothod lilo really wounded feelings
with a cigar it. won two home before
he' felt that he could go buch to his for
mor sent with any degree or oquanlm
:Ity. When he Went he found his god
dolls was very lib. The porter had
brought her 11 pillow and anions (if its
tor and was telling her at the next eta
tioii he would try to got her some moi-II
lélnc, but Iill the poor goddess coui
do was to moan nitltu‘lly. . .
2111 the man’ s bu were smhlllng- shits
Rand aromatic shirts of ammonia had
irli tho hondaohn enroll known to tho
:drus‘glsi. ‘but‘ he ots‘red iron or them
to his vl's- will bowel/on to the”- poi-tor.
dis Just read his Intovestlug'bonk until
It virus too dark to use. and th
lwont and had (linden “ii
Motown of cotton back with- n
he have to the colorod man to 31v
'pailoh tx-lnit with many lulunotlonIll to
noon :1 rot the spruce In
. The next morning the you
ha‘d’roobvordd and Whoh' ‘iihe
Milled
‘ her destination shohbuncculhy the our
' lwith a normal air that land as
. on Words; that she utillfiloii'al , . d
ion Instead. on Account of Signal
Man Not Being EntIrIoIIy
Blamploeaf ‘2
'vestlantlon into the chant: or in? denr
‘1 Illli disaster has been flplilhd‘d, and as
is always done In cases of this kind ,the
lives hoardhns reached his oonolusiona,
illitidé‘ his recommendations to the pun
llnhmnnt oi the chemists and tron nut.
itod the“ saline to“ hdadquart‘ers'. t is
2 inow up to the general superintendent
., he read to act on the matter. and It
.1 11th tatoj‘u' that decision as to penalty
will ho réhchod today. and that Engin-
- “nor 8. S Landon, of Boston, who had
charge of the an inn attached to the
hosted express. as been found re
lsponslhlo for the collision, as predicted
iln yesterday's Register. and will be
‘ lpunlshed either by expulsion from the
servlce of the road or by suspension.
Whether the .extremo measure will be
taken rests entirely new with the gen-
Icr'ul. superintendent
The fact that. London. not long one.
appeared as the culprit in another case
somewhat similar has given the pre-
merit as u more 'senlous air then It
would otherwise have taken, as his
dormer punishment was a 30 days’ sus-
pcnlou. the present punishment if one
oi suspensionsia likely to be for not
less than 60 days.
There appears to be some slight ox-
tonuutlng circumstances In‘ llanuon’s
case in which the signal man Is In a
measure held responsible and the one
who set tho signal. It is understood.
will also be disciplined. -
When asked miter-ding the decision
reached. the supoliutondcnt handling
this Investigation referred all lnqulr
ore to tho zonal-at superintendent as
tho rules at the road forbid his giving
out oillclnl Investigations.
we".
FOUR DEATHS W A MONTH.
Affliction oi Family of Mr. and Alden
- U. Davis at Outcome-t.
nOS’IYON.-August 31-A special from
(iatailmot to thod—lcrald says:
““it Is rather-unusual ifor four per-
. sous in‘ono family tomcat death with-
-1n a period of one month. Yet this oc~
”den P. Davis, and their two daughters,
Mrs. lxving Gibbs and Mrs. Harry G0!-
don. the latter ot- Chicago, the deaths
ti’ilug place only a few weeks ago.
"Some can still-ted a rumor that
ill as persons, or at least two of them
did otdle from natural cause Final
ly the district attoinoy ordered an In
vestigatioh and Joseph Whitney. oi
the state policeé‘loroe. was instructed
to conduct
lot Mrs Gordon and Mrs. Gibbs
undertaker, exhumed the bodies yester-
day lied nii autopsy was held In the
brosonoe at Medical Examiner Fauna.
Staté Detective Whitney. Professor
vard College '
"While Professor Wood had un-
doubtedly been requested by Captain
Paul Gibbs to attend the autopsy. he
was also presenters an22oXpert employ-
‘ed by the state. and to his custody
were lntrueted‘tho- organs of the two
bodies-for chemicallannylsls. This. in
the minds ot-many, show that the an.
tborltlos are looking for poison. The
fact that the Jachin House. which was
between the death ‘of Mrs. Davis and
her younger daughter is considered as
(also.
“Wbother the. bodies of Mr and Mrs.
Davis are to ho exhumed depends on
the result of the autopsy hi id ydstor
day. The result of the an psyI per-
formed will not be mildly knownl for
scvcrnIl days.” - 2 1
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Pours wANTIfi. TpgtthEw RFLA
Ct‘INS'I‘ANTiNOPLE, August 3iL-M.
Bapst councillor oi the French embas-
sy. has received them the Ports aidopy
. of s telemani. sent to the Ottoman em~
baasy at Pails for comunnlcatlonjwdh
it; Deloasao.1tiiii Fro Indorei'gn min
listen This: telegrdm h‘lie giving va-
in dishuto - . , . l .
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APAGHEB‘M ITTING HBBTLEAB.
TUCSON. Arlin. August 3I~Advicos
from il‘ort Thomas state that the Ann-
shunning. g‘i‘levan'o‘es and num-
here on Indlamlam commit
settlers
lit Ill:
when“ of ill!
0
“will borrows-tuna :
th'e Compton's 2-
. .Jar‘n‘l son. who
11.: humr I
Possibility oi H'i- alimony.» or»;
New HAVEN? all... 314‘s... 111 .
l‘superlnteudont bcforo whom the case .
curred in the ones of Mr. and Mrs. Al- .
no. .nntanay on the bodies I
A“ 1.
Whitney and Platessor Wood of Han
the humour the rvan-family.2was set 1.
on the live times-during the ’Intcrlm
having an Important bearing on the 2
rue usdurnncos. formulates nothing.
concrete.- it requests a nosumbtlon‘ of-
diplomatic relations between the two ,tie
countrioe with In view to reaching a‘ :
antinfootoi‘w settlement of Itho waders 1;
oboe are getting restless bud trouble is
. I‘earod cm 200 [odious are gathered.
near Fort Thomas. holding meetings-
tram the.
. 1‘11 part or the reservation to
.I' loin those st. Fort Thomas. .
r not] nanny-at den Carlosp'
ty miles distant from me-
pic. W catliclLd Odlc Mahogany
”l“ inishI and Bamboo, .pIIiced tron:
$2.50 to
ICV cry one of the “Utility Dishes'
at top of piece.
Pitchers 8 & 10c.
TOWN lMPROVEMENT.
“We have had three cases of ap-
pendicitis in the last three days.“
says a rural exchange. “That shows
how the town is Improving. All we
‘could boast a few years ago was or
‘dinary measles."
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CAI
TARRH MERCURY.
.as mercury will surely destroy the
house or dmoll and‘ completely derange
the whole system when entering it
ithrongb the mucous surfaces. Such
brtldlea should never be used encept
on prescriptlorle from reputable physi
clans, as the damage they Will do is
ten fold to the good you can possiblye
derive tram them Hall's Gatarrh
Cuio. manufactured by 17‘ ‘J'. Cheney it
500.. Toledo; 0 bontaliie’ no ‘mh'rci‘iliy
and Is taken Internally. acting directly
‘npon the: blood‘ and mommy surfaces
.of the system.
inc. It is tdkondntornally, and made
In Toledo. Ohio, by E. ‘J. Cheney it Go.
Testimonials free. ‘
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
‘1 some: Whoatfly-"Whut were you
. 4 .
;
”l thoubht 1 who‘ ioa‘ sloop. where I
'nouli‘l hour tho masters crewflrlw
W
in be satisfied with to notary :ro.
Indigestion. Ko oi Monop-
l ,» it into
stitched. Ligllt' in weight but very serviceable.
crs or they can be set in others of larger size
('2
A.
ahoratiouis desired, can be supplied from the
stock inwthc big Furniture Store upstairs.
1n buying Hall's 011- I
Itarrb Cure be sure you not the send ‘
I Sold by Drugglsts, price “lilo per bot ‘ I
doing In my henhounoi" Uncle Ephm“ that!
"i had to 'get up as ly die mawuin’ has” .
,.
Ok-
”I1
mics uranium smear uncommon;
null: .11 our Special order °-‘
AT A SPECIAI PRICE our Black Merccrlzed Snttcorl
Ulldcrskirts are more than notable, for they were made .to our
order originally and our stock holds none better.
double. thinner: and ten inch sidc plaited luliic, faced and s ilk
r. "'1
Made with
Reduced from
I " ' $1.98.
In 11110an In 2' ’ ‘
BAKING DISHES, Custard Cups. Bowls, Pltcliersmln fact
of the kitchen can now hi:
‘bouglit, made from material that is attractive as well as proof
against heat and hard usage. This new ware is of a cream color,
artistically mottled with blue and decorated with band of gold
Baked dishes can he served directly In the Bak~
Custard Cups
4 & 5c; shallow Bakers to to 35c; deep Bakers 15 to 38¢ Cream
.-..-.. I-
omen roundups
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for the
office on whatever scale of simplicity ‘or Iel-
Baker—“Old Baldy is getting ready
for the fly season. .
Jones—“What Is he doing?"
Baken~"l~lsvlug 1113‘ been tattooed
with a design at a II'apidorIIi Web.“ " Ij 2
In cases of 1‘;
little one One
Then rest easy .
lciilld wiil be til . .. 4‘ While
it never fails; PI ” wt to take, always
safe, sure and aim t‘idstantnnoous in
cilect Georirec Stillsbn.
o
e' hrfi‘ he
Iiiiie‘
“Lady, won't you kindly give a ore
man nine cents?" “Nine cents? '
don t you ask for a dime and he done
with It?" "011.110. Indy; i know the
sex too‘ 2ivcllI l nun IquIct‘ In married
moni” -' .. 1
SAVEDA 0
Mrs.- Unpthln Hubbard“
lord, Bolt, says: "firai‘ilii
artsy ho‘y't life. . m “In
line one we eat w‘l h croilpi“ Wblhwo
him 11 law ones.‘ e‘qui‘ckly dl‘olltibd
to sleep; and was all right in tild mom
lug.” IFor solo by R? P nietod‘hnd
F.‘ H.’ Baxter. ‘1‘ ‘
we
2 vigor sud Imiifdrod growth,
. BIT stomach‘wbbhiahei tr
ttcre“ ’w'hltlh helped horidll (1%le
titer using four bottles. she is e
dilly-thin : “ow :
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