- avast a‘vénue’.
the. ditch madd‘jby the excavationtor
the. ‘-' sewer ' Tuesday night. remains '
_ ah
« only routine business.
‘ nan:
‘ Mriil Fraii’ltl'yn
~dently the party had gotten on the
Lighting ,Compsnthas a force of men
5 completing the Job in Van Zandt street.
,. The, main will-extend down this street
‘ _ fol-about. boo-teet._.or to in front of J.
.,.H“t.Rilniile‘s§st0re. j'l‘his part“wlll be.
" in, with six inch pipe. and from there
'dour“.‘inchipipe.~ Mains. it is said, will
""‘i‘aiac childish " elegant. ".5": I.
new‘iw on i , l" 3;. “u: :5. ‘.
Cl‘il'féi‘d nonnative“ In Port Chester
Tuesday oa‘buainesa. ll t
a
......y. ..
Mrs. Mattie L'Hommodlon is i
her home in Roma street. ’ ‘
Arthur N. Paddock. of Seaview ave.
nut. is spending the day in New York
city. ‘ g ».
Mrs. L. E. Reynolds. of Van Zandt
street. is visiting relatives in Banks-
vllle. N. Y. , ,
Dahl‘el‘P‘. Mo'rreil, Jr.. is down the
harbor. today. in his sloop “Julia" af-
ter ' oysters. ‘ . ‘ '
Ar. M. Boerhmris painting and 'gen-
orally. improving his residence in Van
Znndt street. '
Ebenezer S. Busted, of Van Zandt
street, went to Oronoke, yesterday. for
a short visit.
.ilerman Malina has. boarded up the;
walnut the south side of his cafe at
the end of the draw.
Herbert Ayres and friend. from New
York. came up :‘yeaterday. and are stay-i
ing at his homeln .‘Van .Zandt street.
Henry Mueller is still confined to bed
at his home. on the Washington street
bridge. as the result of vaccination.
The ‘ Ladies" Mission ‘Society is in
session at the home of Mrs. James
women, Jr.. of ‘St. Johnavenue, this
afternoon. .
The South Norwnlk Beef Company is
laying a gravel walk in front of the ‘
residence of E. M. Voorhees. in Van
Zandt street. -' y ’ _ . g '
Theaelectmen are having crushed,
stone placed on Senvlew avenue and
Van Zandt street; "Finch Brothers are
doing. the work. 3 . - . ‘ .
Rev. J. W. Davis will have charge of
the regular weekly social ,servlcein the
AdVent ChristlnnChurch. in Van Znndt
street, this evening: “ '
The official board of the East Avenue
Methodist Church held a meeting last
evening. at the church. but transacted
W. B. Wllnlott. representing the C.
F. Booth Perfume Company. of'New
York, was in East Norwalk, yesterday
and called at the Griffin pharmacy.
W. H. Barnum. of Danbnry. who has
been living with M. S. Partrick, of the
Washington street bridge, has secured
a position with‘LDr. Charles G. Bohan
-« Word baaheen received fromgnr. and
G1‘”’Bi‘tiWn. of new Yurk.
tllnffithey‘ffiill not occupii.,thelr summer
residence“,f in " Seaview “avenue until7 the
int-tarpon of the month. ‘
Rev“. J.‘:W. Davis had charge of the
meeting flat the ‘~ Prohibition Alliance
last. evening; in St‘.’ Peter's ‘Chur‘ch. in
south Nor-walk“. «vixen "Frederick - n
Britten. of Michigan, delivered an ad-
dress. .
Miss Carrie Phllllpson. of this place
will make a trip to Florida in about a
weekifor. the bonefltof her health. Miss,‘
Phillipson, though not confined to her
home. has not been feeling well for
several months.
St. Augustine.
In the criminalfiuperlor Court. yes-
terddy, at Bridgeport. Albert Benson
was fined 85 and costs._. amounting tr
$40. for the theft of eighty cents’ worth
of brand from W. A. Wheeler. The one?
had been appealed from the decision or
the, Norwalk'town court.
Rev. Stephen Hickok. who will
preach in the Advent Church, morning
and evening, Sunday. is a very enthu.
elastic preacher, and largely by his ’ef-
forts has built the, Advent Church in-
NevV'Mllford. where. he is pastor. it it
hrged that all; turn: out Sunday to heal
im.
A big double header automobile came
across the bridge last night, shortly af-
ter dark at a lively gait. the‘chauifeul
blowing his born at every ten feet. Evi-
She will go direct to
wrong road. for when in front of J. W.
Behtty's they turned around and went,
in the opposite. direction at the same
neck-breaking race... .
The work on {the ’ new gas . main in
“'lias‘b‘een completed and
nowpthe. Connecticut [Railway and
to-Senview avenue'will be laid with
belald in scrotal other streets until the
gas] willibe within the reach of neitrly
everyone in the place.
Draggist T. '13. Griffin. who‘vfell‘tnto
tiresome. t... is homedn ‘
view “entrails?! " a detention ef'to
.move‘iin bed. since. the accident, . and it
is’ thought he islnjured internally. The,
‘ . cows very:
pen the in.
great pain.
therewill be nanit as-
out.j ‘ G. in
- ore, and hence
. run against him in his own congress-
ionalldlstrict.‘
Louis L.
~ .Mrs.‘ Harry, Dcnnett, of South Nor‘
Approving bills. etc. .
r‘iberlandcr‘vaiso sold the thirty~ilve
. , , lull. . “my.
loan papers,“ as . hip. Sco -
ion, Flash. Sub transits and. All?
any. I, The on co cred novelsln those
days were alwa s bound in yellow col-
a ammunition to some.
of the papers today. Cummings ach-
ieved great distinction in war and poll.
tics and it was useless for anyone to
James about was. a
victimot extinction. as he: chine with.
in one of being made a breakfast dish
erboard.‘
"'me
R0 WA YTON.
. Mrs. W. H. Doland is ill at her home
in RoWaytoa avenue. ‘
Miss Pearl Stevens and Mrs. George
Stevens are in New .Yorit today.
uThfi nudism Aid Society is making.
its annual renovation of thelMetbodist
Episcopal Church“ . . ,
' ' of South Nor-walk.
. . .
. E sane, Webb.
Rowayton avenueln a‘few days”. ' .
Rising Stor'Dlvision. Sons “of. Tern.)
new ‘Canaaln' on saturday, the gllth
lust, and pay a visit toFriendslnp D‘l-‘
vision. '
Crockett .street spent the day with
Mrs. William Rowland of Cottage ave-
nue. in East Norwalk. . , -
The launch H. A. Silisbec, owned
by Captain Charles ’1‘. .lmwndeaywaa
taken to'Pntcho‘gue,’ L. 1., yesterday
by ‘Captaln‘Theron G. Lockwood. and
will remain there during the summer.
DARIEN AND NQRO TON.
F. V. Cdntrc‘il,the grocer, is in New
Jersey on business.
.EJ’ Jordan Was in South Norwalk
yesterday afternoon. .
Hanford Smith was in South Nor-
walk yesterday afternoon. .
‘John Finch is the new employee at
George S. Bailey's livcry stables.
Mrs. Stephen Hall, of New Hamp-
zhlra,‘ was in town this week, calling
on friends. ' _ .
Mrs. E. J. Thomas. of Norwalk. was
'n this place yesterday afternoon, call.
tag on relatives. ' .
.John Oldenschlager. of south Nor-'
walk. was in town yesterday after-
loon, on business.
William Chalmers was busily engag-
ed yesterday afternoon in laying sod
in front of Adams' cafe. . ,.
Union Lodge, F. and A. M.. of Stam-
lford. worked the third degree upon
Southwlck, of Norothn. last
. a A
."“.T'3"’. .‘..""’.,..""". '1‘."1 .
night.
Milt. "drove .to .‘this place yesterday
Ili’tdyn'ooni inlher'new rubber-tired car
I a . - '
{Mis‘s'Gra‘ce . P. straneward.‘ who has
mbtfice [Greenwich llfi stenograph-
2r; he recovered froman illness of
leveral‘dsys.“ 7 , g . ‘
The. directors ofmthe ,Darlen Public
nibrar‘y' held a" meeting‘”Mondny even.
ng and‘transacted routine business.
The annual [nesting of the Daricn
Public Library Association will be
laid Thursday evening. May 15. Busi.
less of importance will be transacted.
Druggiat Robert A. McDonald went
to New Canaan last night and attend.
ill the meeting of‘ Harmony Lodge, i“.
and A. M. The third degree was con
‘errcd. ’
Benjamin St. John boarded up the
illeyway between his greenhouse and
ither buildings yesterday afternoon.
hereby cutting off all trailic through
its property. . .
A prayer meeting was. held at the
caldence of James Blrchard, Tuesday
light. it was conducted by Rev. J.
N. Davis, ofEast Norwalk. After the
nesting there was a sort of farewell
eceptlon to. Mrs. *Whlttemore. former
y Miss Meta Blrchard. who left yes-
‘erday for Denver. '
eft Stamford on the 3:35 train yester-
lay afternoon on their way to Denver.
Col.. where Mr. Whittemore has pro-
tured a lucrative poaltion. They were
net in New York by’ Mrs. Whitttr
nore’s brother. Homer Blrchard. They
at} New York at 6 o'clock.
ohn Oberlanderc of, the Darlen,
Launch Works. receivedan‘ order yes.
ferday to build a'Mississippi steam;
amt.- tlat, bottom, fifty feet long, for
3...C.'isbel. of Stamford, who has the
iontrnct to put'in the engines. Mr.
'ooi frame that was in the yard; to
in engine builder.‘ a
f. CRIMIURY.
Mrsg Barnes is ill. _ 1 _ .
Mrs. Roestel, of Norwalk. spent Sun-
lay with Mrs. Wellnitl. .
. William Fabiano: New York. spent
Sunday at his place here. '
Mrs” around! New, York, visited
‘3 any withMrs. Cook. . ,
finene- ‘Moorc. of Massachusetts .
s a guest of, Mrs. F. F. Clark.- _
Mrs. George Gregory. of Norwalk,
spent Sunday at Mrs. Barnes'.
I
spent. Sundayat‘his old homehere. *
for sev’eral ofvthe alligatorsiln the at. p ‘
John's river. Florida, when he fell ov-‘
Will‘o‘pen a shoe repairing shop in I
pcrancehwlil have nkcarryall ride to.
Mrs. Harriet.Y011ng.’ of McKinley . “
street. andhdrsmMeivillc Young 0b."
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whlttemore. V.
Vlr, Evans. of New York, who is also “’
' line with}. Mike. . . .
Within a few days theistreet signs
painted will be putln
from Sacco ‘ . p 7 .
is, iii-tit“ 'ei;
was; it‘sn
armrest-ton? of. Long Island City. . “
Mr. Peterson.“ New Yorkwasn 1.
I) . n v~
Cohi"unddfwrih
\
. l ”l? l,
ability
petite; neither
stable ‘ Conipo n
and the .skill of the doom
months! have n‘
with Mrs. Buttery.
Mrs. Robert Gaynor.
M
wrsréan
friends in New Haven.
friend.
of the Traction Company
Tuesday. '
laundry. 31 ft. x 29 it. to
at Saugatuck. »
Miss Florence Hale.
mother. Mrs. .A. Hale.
about the middle of the
Room. Saturday,
Wheeler had charge" or. t
their son
Bridgeport. ,
. Edward Beers’rrestden
be constructed.
being made and
place. They are to union
Lake to Compo street.» '
.Mrs. D. MWCrosamsn
Rudolph Me
_ Boil
tors ad Failed 1‘0 Help
'.‘ man Mas! Pmauat i ‘
on fl
was the guest Monday of her '
Clark Barnum. of. Brooklyn.
been the guest of hieimotherg-Mrs. D.
F‘. Morehouse. Wright street.
. Mrs. Robert P.’ Sherwood. la
pooled to return from-Galveston. Ten,
liti‘eetffis undergoing renal
wagdn shed'and tool house‘lsrals‘o to
Greens romances; She
. suddenly .Sntmnyf night.
Ltion is not reporoegaseri
mitt i A005”
. how "I “Wilhlfi‘flfe'el "th
null: llama nervoacympd had no or
' rigid“ .slecpnound y} ‘
nights. ‘Lydiu J’ kham’s Vegan
.. nasd‘jln cone:
junction wltiuy‘uut‘ “null“ Wash. did;
more for me than, all the" medici on,
rye. For ei
‘ g P.‘ ed perfect. hen. til.
l‘v‘c’rily bellevcvt intimoat of the use.
tors are, guessing and experimentin .
when they try to cure a woman wl
an assortment of complications, such’ as
mine ;’ but you do not guess. Howl-3
wichallsuifcrlng women could only.
knov-of your remedy: there wouldvho.
loss auffclgnjtg'knox.”-l(ifima mm:
A with. ow r , you: on ‘ '
Jada far/cit If amvraaiimai/u walla... .
“ Mrs. Pihkb‘a'm invites all woe“
men who are ill to Write her for
decree of thai‘chlef of the “revolu‘hm
$5159? ,dflfifiugfim m the laws manned and the “enchant
3' [1% £4 the chief of the revolution"tbe laws
W _ passed and the, decrees issued by cool
Southf'Norwalk. visited their grand petem local authorities amto tom, .11?
parents. Mr.”and Mrs. 'John Evaneakl. in force until the promulgation of, 0‘
over Sunday. new constitution. A number admit--
Mr..and Mtti...John.Goodsell. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bates and Miss Fa to
Goodscll,_of Westport, spent Saint ay
of Brooklyn.
who has been a guest of henpnrents
the past three weeks returned to her
home on Saturday. Her brother, Sam-
ncl Crawford, accompanied her.
W
-.STOP THAT. COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia.
.zlllan Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The-Clit-
ford. Baxter's or Piaisted‘s.
B
1'.
Mrs. Kenneth-Mackenzie is visiting
Mrs. Samuel A. Purdy is quite ill
at her home in Lincoln street.
Mrs. George B. Mills Tuesday went
tollianbury to attend the funeral of a
Claims Agent Robert McCullough.
; was in town,
Builder Oscar Smith is erecting it
_ increase for the coming year. The
r w E." Eno. convention wlgl close this evening.
of Norwalk. ‘
month.
H, F. Builtley. or the Forms; near-
iy- severed the thumb of his left.
hand recently, While chopping wood.‘
The afternoon tea at the Reading
netted over 311.
Mrs. W. 3. Adams and Miss Edith
he, affair.
. Augustus Sincorbeatix andiw'ife re.
turned Tuesday; from a, brief visit. to.
and danghtcr-in-law in
I in Wright
rs. "A ‘jnew
(30
wildli’ifirsttln..hu;conntructsda now
im dwayv along the ‘east side .of his
property and is marking the division
(1
b‘
‘ in' naikley's
' dugout.
fibre
grand-
8..
ex-
new inch on. atrium tor a
entirely on lunatic therein charge
,9 astronaut; and ‘itholinlon
school h stinqutioatlon has opened up
' ‘ (“ml the Highlight
, i
it. lib“..ll°9n..“l°
heat. and i
called Into rdq‘uisitl
is boldly made that
, jeqlataiy besttb 7 .,
two tons of co . r’tvoek . ’Bio'
consumed by. both hooters. The 1%“ “4‘
ority. in’ question declared Vbi sail
yesterday to the selectmsn and it. will!
. to the erect that steam" heat .‘s clan
. have been chosen, both on auditor
and economic lines; in the latter in-
stance. he declared. better heating‘re-V
suits on one-half the amount, of coal
would be attained.
‘ assesses rote‘sva.
United 8tatu"Mlnlstsr Fowl
pends tntorcsumu
u use
SAN DOMINGO. Republic of Santa
Minister William F. Fowell. owing
the situation of adults here-has
' pendedall: intercourse with thel-ré
., 1iutlonury government and la
9 high) leaVoBa’ii Domingofifor
“- been formed as:t'ollows,: c .; .
General Horaclcio Viaquen. saprc'ihbi
chief of, the revolution: blush arm-
cisco Sanc s..gninister of foreign‘WfJ
fairs}. Emil! new'l‘aiera. minister, Olev’fij
nance; Miguel it. Picbardo.’ minister.
of war and marine; Rafael Justin‘of
gCastlllo, minister of posts'ah'd to ,e-
gruphs; use Marla Cabral Bass. iii '7
later of istl'dc: Jose Francisco Gilt"
man, min liter of public works;
mlro Cordero,“ minister oltha inter rs
and of police. in accordancewith‘ a‘
tool exiles have already aid-trad hf‘bé.
WM 44w '
UNITED AMERICAN macHANldh.
. ._ . _ . ‘ mam»... on .
Thirteenth Annual Convention Icing:
Held in Ansonla Today. ‘
ANSONIA. May 8~~The thirteenth
annual state convention of the order
of United American Mechanics is be.
ing held in this city today. and deio-
tates from { subordinate lodges
throughout the state have been flock-
ing tolthls cityali the, morning. The
influx commenced yesterday many‘ot-
tending the reception and banquet
held last night, _ ' . ,
When ,the session was called to or-
der this morning at it) o'clock by
State Cannot; ‘ F. (tflawley. or Dan
bury. over P. .dclsgatea “recollect-
ed in Odd Fellows hall where the
matting is being held. The morning
session was consumedwlth the» read
ing of the annual reports, many of
Which were very encouraging null
show a progressing tendency. Sec
rotary C. H. Adams. of South. war
walk. in his report said that the mom
hershlp of the grand council'was’now
5.900 withsproapects. for a material
l'llr
umous vb as: anooouizea“:
East Helena Smelter Strikers Gain a
Point. ,
or. past. May 8.+neieuu.,,uani..
learned upon excellent authority that
as n result of a conference between
C. W. Whitleyhnorthwostern manager
of the American Smelting and Retin-
ln‘g Company. form’dr Goya-nor Hans:
er. a heavy stockholder‘thereof.Pun
Bowen. of Bearer, representative ‘of
the Washington .' Federation of Labor
“rind, it, local member'of the striker-3'
conimii‘tee, last. evening. the former
two ”telegraphed the ‘oihcialshof the
smelter trust, in New York. recom‘
mending that the terms of;the.;atrilg-
era. be accepted. Though}; are sim-
ply"‘for the, recognitionsof the labor
,unionsformsd among oregano,- ems
ployees of the EastgHelena smelter
have: g0“ strilt‘e. . it is believed. ;thll
suggestion will be approved by,_th,c of:
hotels of the company and operations
reitnmedst once. Many mines'olosed
hecauseof the strike, also will resume.
‘A it. RQAU M EN,
lie—United. States
' received dental?
chef Great North
day for aseryioa"
special to the-Dispatch snys:" "it is _
Domingo. May 8.-—'I‘he United bta’itili, f
«at
in
.r.’
. '7 .; . ,_ ‘- .‘
Nervous Prd'sl‘raildni'livsteria,
and‘SiécDIESsn'ess.
l. .
'tiagily detect victim's ‘of‘herv'ods lion-
hiss
«any of the crowded ”ailments or our cit-
lf lot or towns.
'countenanccs full of feverish anxiety.
harassed
faltering steps,
pallid faces. nd startled. anxious
looks. ‘ when [I unusual -. noises, are
mode. Sac people are. without
doubt; 'victlms of nerrousi‘prostrntlon.
.. hysteria. or insomni
‘ tern.
cord.
uses.
after
'v household .worrle'sx . sexual and . alco-
holic excesses. Watching; and anxiety;
a dices or user and achromaaillcona
’. lt'véé‘llrlles'tl'liior‘ds «can beforevthia
amines clean our truth ' um Paine's
'CclerY'Compotind adorns ‘ a speedy
and“ sure cure
Windsor. ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ,
”greet ,restororrofijnorye force, and.
WW9
er '0!
tom;
“Rhine’s celery iodidiioundj has 'ena-
blsdjthousnndsin oveiy'city and town'
of. our land to 'ren'ew’; and 'invi‘ frate-
, their healtlljrandvk 7 ‘
la ‘buiiiness‘ahd society. ‘inrall’lsrgecen-
tars where nervous‘dlcesses are com-
Oll '.
it is unnecessary to dilate minutely
runs the caution“ot‘.'norv0118heaii.. Bust»
a.
.b.
il'é's‘celery Compound withc‘o‘ntin‘:
,uedsuccesa. , "i ‘ "
fry. bellies emulates health rei-
r‘ used during th’e‘Wtibn’th, of Mai.
.' completely banish 'aii acrylics dili-
srs. by giving’new‘nei‘v‘elorée,’pun
or blood. betterfdlgeatlon. normal 89-. .
petite. and ‘refreahlng sleep.
word, ‘Paino's celery Compoundiwlll‘
give you» therfull ' po
manhood and. true
millisecond
HIP
BaniShés
y intelligentman or, woman] .can
by taking-a ten inute walk on
The observer will note
looks, unsteady
twitching
hand.
muscles,
The whole ays:
suffers—ribs b aln, the spinal
and the sympathetic: system. ‘
cares and disappointments, haste
riches and honor. sociai' and”
'to stile aromatics“,- ot, the,
s o‘rfianlst‘n of mani'nhdrwo‘men.‘
for all: arms of nervous
The" ”great; ’ medicine la a‘
r; a sure builder and strengthen?
the 1 ‘wchh‘ and debilitated sys-M
eel! thglr';pl ‘ eajlh
the best physicians prescribe
inn
womanhood.
Ill
us
“tie is satisfied now the
hard. bard world."
"Why. he's rich. and has ever
he could wish for.” , .
“1 know, hilt he's been thrown out of
his automobile several times lately."—
Phialdolphla Press. . ’
. can " t
Ill. not»:
We '
an... ”.E'li‘ilufl‘ftnl’ifdflfi
mtffi'dfffii‘f‘oimfim? . z
oils. 5 an; “tit. civilian. scam. um.
u .>.a
imondtllib‘
1".
Original and only
reliable. Beware of
poor imitations. . ,
o‘"
t this is a
ythlng
.,,..).
lac.
era gnsthe Nomemgfiiciuc'ilailway , -
v ‘ l ' ‘ ‘ ‘
., ; .. = . ;.a.:.
. . .WB’V .3" ntif it‘ll: w .
at. . ‘ l, .
a I, a“ I a:
2‘ 3‘ ‘ ‘
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. v
er?" .
Axles
are such things. neverthglessj' We
don't want to seem boastful, but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
hard to get it. .We didn't take what
was thrown tons. ' Thiit ls one‘realoii
why as have 'thejtrade weds. ..
an: antennas: meant .
‘r‘iu
...
l.
" militias!” subpoena“ . wilted" W3 m? _,
Court. rca‘uCStitiz titers in appesrfat
‘ . the nexttermof‘court' at Wishingt‘on‘ ‘
and answer the conipifiintinfg
'54 ‘ . 6m and , ‘
odious” byathfe
ii . .
e orthern Securi»
‘ neat ’of turnaround“supreme f
tie railway '
.
Designs
r
a
august. 1...}: "loudness.
’ ‘ . Finallyl:readofxodol'Dyaiiépsia Care .
I satisfaction ‘5! new I
} ommeodl’flt
wars“ of . robust,
. localities '
Untitn‘Bottiing WorkmErie.‘ Pa.. "and
. ill. . , ,
THE HAO”, :th
tin on the con tool
mina, leaned ti: on ‘ Pa;
boo. the, teohi _ c
"There
"a. iii
8min lit
«a
conditp things}:
at too.” 5% fi
‘ Henry like tnicir‘amii
mother; tho‘ grand hooligan Marie.”
fistklsiiburg-Bchwerio ‘ that the
ill icgndltion (“ii satisfiutvl‘fi {in
as no u on». 312,,pl'il' [
codddl‘tlthis morning httdni'lddl‘nsce -
stun day services at the
Apoldoorn. This is taken as a renal
sprint-sign” in regard to; the coach’s
condition. . .
131-31.? Niall fogqncsomia:
‘.‘_ ‘ can ,o..,, le ,rca and;
writeafChAmD Clark. Mlsoumi‘ bri -
iiant ibongreastnsn;"‘from overwor ,
nervousteoalon loss of sleep a (icon.
atdnt‘rspsah‘ln‘g inns itbodt’bttbaly ' col.”
lapsedlibltiaeemod that all. the organs
in, my ody. ‘were ,out .,of order, , but
three bottles of Electricinltters; tirade,
yiii'ui all‘jrightZ'T it's“ the best alliltrou'nd
medicine‘eVer sold overs druggi‘st‘a
and ‘wcakflckiy Women‘gain splendl
thealthiiah .
tors. Try them. Only 50c."
teed by F. H.’ Baxter.‘
.w H‘s—W.‘3i.llr'l§’
wee'rci-iesr
Guaran-
. " 7* so
ER'S BIG-MORTGAGE.
, _ , w finicwyi :5 :"ili " ' E
Company Bonds Ito System for Mllllo’n
~“ ~ . ‘ and‘IJlef. _ ‘ L
,~ By the filing“ of mortgage of til.-
500.000 in the Westo ester county're .
[star's office, at» White , Plains. . by th
Westchest‘er TractionfCti‘mp by it was
announced last week that t e corpor-
ation lntendat‘to: build an entire new:
system of Itrolleyarosda‘ in Westchéste'r
county, to cover a; distanbe'of. flf
Among the lines proposed is one from
Danbury to Golden's Bridge; Redford
and-Mount Kisco. and from'there'tb
White Plans. lt‘ lnten sto parallel the
NewJ-laven railroad lirough Mon t
Maroon. New Rochelle. Larchmon .'
Msmsroaeck, Rye‘and Port. Chestgr.
The company is also surveying for it
road fromMountriVernon to City is-
lsnd. on the Sound,
aévs
ALS AAGREAT scour... .
. c tenth» puzzle that beat physicians.
is effected by Dr. King's New Disco-
very, for Consumption. .. Here‘stlia so.
cast. it cuts out the phlegm and gerni-
lntectad‘ mucus, and lets the life-git»
lug. oxygen enrich and vltaiize the
blood. It heals the inflamed. cough-
worn throatyand lungs.
and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr.
Kins‘a New Discovery. the most lanai--
ibla remedy for all Throatand Lani:
diseases. Guaranteed bottles. 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottles free at F. H. Bax
ter'a. ' ’ ‘ . "
RAILROAD ‘Puacuases LANDS.
KNOXVILLE,‘ May 8.—-—‘-lt became
known last night that thelnuisvllle
and Nashville has purchased 25,000
acres of coal lands. in the Mlddleboro
district. This gives'the road a total
of at least 60,000 acres of coal prop-
enyf‘x . l > . .
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER. ,
Don't neglect biliousnsss and consti-
pation. Your health will suffer per-
manently." you do. ‘ DeWitt's Little
Early {Risers cure such cases. M. B.
Witt's Little Early Risers are the
most satisfacatory pills I. ever took.
Never gripeor. cause nausea." “
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FROCEEDINGS AGAINST "DUMMY"
CLEVELAND, May 8.‘—'l‘he officials
6f ‘theCleveland American League
baseball club announces that they and
institute “legal proceedings against
“Dnmmyi’.§'l‘ayior.'wbo left that team
yesterdayto join the New York'Nat.
tonal‘iaague Club. . , “ .
'YONlJ CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA‘."
. ‘Mra. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
‘Del.;‘says; "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia: Used to have greatdls-
trend and belching. i tried everything
cent bottle bored ai'c-chmpisiely." . ’;
"For-raids by B. H.Plalsted snap)“.
B‘.‘W- ‘. i / ‘ ‘ . “
ALBANY. May carnage“, Earl.~ re.
feree in tbevmatter‘ of the constitu:
tionslity of-‘the ,‘_New 'York state
franchise tax law, declares the law
conciltntioaal on every “point and the
companies» must pay the taxwto their
,ANT’ISHTO‘ HELP OTHERS. ‘
r .‘l hadstomach troubles" my life:
says-:Edm; Mahler. proprietor ’of the
triedf‘all kinda of. remedies, . went to
several doctor‘s “defiant conhiderable‘
money: trying to get a moment's peace. .
summonses taking it army great
_ _ . Mfou‘nd l? equal
restrooms caduceus gigs in} rec:
.. . .... aw
0 or an kerersg’ _ .o‘ , it use
Curators: shiato’msenlnauhi De
donft an to diet; y Jihad”)
hrs eta what ’ ‘
bulls.
lieu! *Vglihalii .
church. 5 at
16dhd'in‘ntylert
,i. tombs
A , b
counter." yore/morass, rundown idea .
vitality ’l‘i-om' nature tiiii -. ‘
.iately .went into .1
'inilea,=sa‘ys a, White Plains dispute . j
"fordQDel" saysz, i‘Bra
it, is 'oftiem asked how such startling. k
(once... Shre’, care’ 1
Smith, Butternut.,Mlch.. aays‘ “De. i
organs. gently, ex" l
the system, "sari
“petite;- make
treasurer? aowuurm 1,
LEAVE ‘ a
6:55, 7:13. 7:54.
$56.19.:
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tailor some .
‘Su‘parl'or Gnu t
——-—-—-'
eases ld~ ‘i rat
infantry; of‘fiifiii‘ C,
screams e. . to: .
counterieits‘. 9 “itilf
from‘n sore cause .li‘iy
I
ler. Ii‘.ngllsh,..ln¢".h .
. 1'8. .leuc tr
gill?” .iii. .. .
,0: re '9
made whamihe constituti
tion posh med . its sea
Th committee has.
[litspfdellberationa an
granted further time.
lasting {about an hops;
various , matters... we -
convention .adlo ‘
the committee of
to, come‘.to ‘ an agreeina‘
resenlutlon ‘ question '
silv'sn. A an"
Mrs; captain. HQ.
ed my boy": life. .
the one, we lostwlth .0
him a. (evidence. ”it
to'sleep. end was‘
hing." For sale
F. H. Banter. ’
* oonNec‘ricu.
H'AR'rroaDm
nual meeting :
Genera Asso
1%. Chliteade.
elected presiden
ofClinton, secr
good one wltli
conceded . that ‘0
Hard. colds ,
if it is spring. . i
seriously at title‘s lilo";
people are carelesst; .7
Minute" Cough'Curewtl ,
danger. Absolutely Q '
croiipi ‘grip.j”bro
throat and: luiig
ed' (in ' .
years.“ says Postm'nstdr, .
Barr, lll. f‘lt is the very"
medicine on themst‘ ..
W
, warenvuce'sns, ‘ .
, WATERBURY.;MI;. ' ’
of the“ tire yesterduy’ ‘ the
bulldlngin Watcrville, wit
rooms and ‘ two [stores is, a;
The damage is estimated .
{12.090, Largely coveredrgbi
once. ‘
~ ._ VWHAT THIN, FOL
is‘s‘grsat'er power or, i
assimilatlng food. ~ Fork
King's New'Life 'i’llliiv" "~
They... tone and regain '
. "4
250 It ;F H
I could hear or: but nothing helped'me .
till inaccuracies minted-hone so -
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