tomorrow
Quite II large number float this place
attended thé exercises in thII Norwulk
Armory 1
fine time
George
has been
better. and. there iII_ considerable hope
for his recovery.
FrederIiIlr Coleman, of New Milford.
fotmcrly
his grandmothcl.
man. of What street.
(i come
has erected II fence dividing his. prop.
cIty i‘Iom
nuc Methodist Church.
John 1/
of the Epworth League meeting in the
Fiast Avenue Methodist parlor tomor-
row cvéni
cal Consecratlon."
. The delegates to the Epworth League
convention in the Norwalk Methodist
Church y
and II large amount of thought and in-
spltation ronI their attendance.
Rev. J.
Advent Christian Church. Bridgeport.
tomorrow.
uavis was
years and
to see him.
Abram Stall. whose store in Cottage
avenue. was cntech by burgials Thurs-
. day night.
near as he can figure. a
the robbery
of ever bri
Attorney John J. Walsh. accompanied
by Captain. Amzi Waters. took his
handsome
day. where he will have her equipped
with a foil
Mianus Motor
"Helen lI‘
took their
water day
tween the
oil' HhtchnmpspieI 'seI'cral times and
stayed in
'llII‘Iy I'ecei
i‘IatlI.. but
task by their palpable for their rush out
The Ilglce Club will Vglve the enter-
talnmciit
Wednesday 0
Harry.- 'W.
society is
indies whose work is philanthropic.
They the
1 area in an orphanage in Southern in-
dial. and the entertainment which they
are to giv
attended.
Captain
oI- seamed
the aunnv
rom Wes
much vim
any of his three sons two of whom
reside here and the other in Brooklyn
The sea captain has spent most of hit
his nvrolllng and it is as interesting
to listen to his yarns as any of thI
old shell-backs . c ored for life h
the Sailors' snug
land
\V' R. G
pIctty much cchything else be under
takes. has
not be. duplicated in thIs or any otheI
states. it
‘sian capital in the. year in which hr
was bmn and represents a race horsr
with mounted jockey going at
speed. on a wide band which is jo‘ined
at- each end by two horse shoes and
links f
and the
silver. and
Rpwland.
m
Itifth birthday anniversary
afternoon.
his paIcnts. Mr. arid- Mrs. Albert Sher~
wood of Pleasant sheet. The little
fellow enjoyed the fun immensely.
» Games Wer
temoon and towards evening a fine
supper was served The little hast’s
guests included Hilda Gustavson. Hat-
:ttc. Benson. Margaret Sherwood Mary
Mailings.
'BlSSVGH‘VI' Annithlalllnga, Basel Prcece.
Smith Gilbcrh Edith Suminerville, Ma-
bel Preece,
Flossie Sherwood. Dana Bissell, Ever-
: ett Pieces
Samuel. Holly. lilo
0mm
’ Captaints
. crop of be civil war and owner of the
tug Ad is
’ dent on his boat Thursday
“ way. a lever. ofthe machinery got mix
ed up and. ht to
1 Thomas Benedict's Jibemalnsaii 54...;
was launched phi: II Iteration. by Arthur
Ite Daren o
“a tIgiIVu‘ hushed .. F
The residence at A.M
Van Zandt street, is beihg connected
with the water main.
Rev Damien ’i‘. Coon will combat the
tight of baptism on several candidates
in St. Paul’s (Christ Church) mission.
'.' towedthe craft down.
Harold to. lety and Willie. MoclleI
Boer am in
evening.
out evening. 'l‘hcy r'cpmt a
Knapp. of tutch'htreet. who
dauchoualy ill. to reported
of this place. is the guest of
Mrs. Julia M Cole~
Reynolds. of Van Zandt street
thI,I grounds of‘tltc East Ave—
Hommcdicu will have charge
ug.‘-at 62:30. Toplc,‘ “Practi-
estetwdny repelt a fine. time
W. Davis will match in the
morning and evening Mr
pastor of the church for nine
his many friends will be glad
is low by only $4. 50. as
the result of
He has vgiy little hope
ngingthc thieves to account
yacht Victor to Mianua to.
r-horse power engine. by thr
Works. The launch
ill 1 plunge of the season
aft radon” in the Ilver be-
two bridges ’Thc‘" liofirs dove
the 3...... nearly an hour
veil no ill effects from their:
were scvctelyI brought. to
“The Jolly Farmers," next
Hoyt. cleave avenue. This
conIpoIIId (If several young
supporting a girl named
0 will undoubtedly be well
ThonIIIs Wright. the weath
old sea lion. who is now on
side of eighty walks to and
tport every day with at
and ginger in his steps at
aIbor at Staten is
“that. must in leather am‘
a watch chain which can
was purchased at the Pros
ful‘
the shoes to the vest hols
cket. It is made of oxidized
a rare curiosity.
Sherwood celebrated his
yesterday
with a party at the home of
e enJQYed throughout the al-
Kathryn Sherwood Maude
Alice Roberts, Jane Preccc.
ammo-1 aces. Frank ‘nnd
53nd Sherwood and
William H Verity. the vet
v., met wt an lv- cool...
11 some
03 captain on his
k f
Hi!
5?.
h!
.ltobctmts last evonlng. and their success
' 'on Adainspof Highland avenue.
'on. No. it); of Rowaytou. \‘vlll pay a
t the homo 3333..
rain water glass that is non breakable.
vile and family.-
llacksmlth Louis Stoorza, is suffering
13 a small eruption on his face.
vow York, who were married in Fair
, 3ield this week are apondiné a few
who is building a summer residence
lt Scotch“ Cove, sails (In May 23 for a
nonth's cruise on his yacht Sea Fox.
up a very handsome oil painting it is
be early home of Ann Hathaway, at
lhottery. near Stratford'on- tthAvIIn
2.. i!
.. man or keen horse sauce and. new in
W'lmit Temple the making of It won:
, Il3iIItui nag She exchanged owners a
domino of timely. and her final pur-
abuser a noted sportin man named
$1000!) i’m the cocoa of the turf.
Miasca decree and Dorothy Marvell
pimurd II squI'lse patty for 1.03th
in I‘Iu‘rprislng the young man was bc~
yud their expectations. The affair was
light at his home in gouth Osborn ave-
nuc.‘ [whole gthlrty-ilv‘e of hia- young
. friends had assembled to do him better. _
Games were enjoyed during the alien-
ing, and a line supper rcIved The
guests departed for tltir home about
midnight... ’i‘ hose present were Mildred
Hyatt. Mildred Darker. Genet/l0 Mor-
Ieii. 'Mlnnic McIrcli. l.aqu ii. Balm.
hidnnil'iny. .ReVa. Simonds; Gathertne
'l‘hoIIIIuI. Verna Wheeler. Mary Roddy.
lilthcl Parmalce. George and‘ Dorothy
Mort-ell. Edna martian. Margui rite Tay-
lbr and Lester Wheeler. Edwatd Mer-
Iitt. Walter Rose. Emerson Ayres. Os-
car Hodmon. Jam and Charles Roddy.
Percy Morgan. Leslie. Golham. Howard
Gotham. Harold Taylo'r. Willie Mm rcll
Willie. Morgan. Earl Roberts. Elmer
Benedict. Thornton Cunflcld. Raymond
Waldrou and Harold Bundle,
~No man can cute consumption.-
You can prevent it. though. Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup clues
roughc. colds; bronchitis: asthma. Nev
III falls.
R0 WA YTON.
Mr. Hutchlpson. of the West Side.
has his sloop hauled out for repairs.
Miss lola‘ Stereos is ill at bet home
in MI-Klnley street. from the effects of
vaccination
Mrs Ada Thomas
most of her brother.
"a Stamford;
Mrs. J. N. Hawkins. of Strati'ord. has
gone to ttowaytou and Duabury for a
Vcek’s visit with friends.
Mrs. Susan Murphy. of Danbury: has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jud
has been thII
lluI'I'y Scofleld
A large number of summer boarders
vcre in town Wednesday getting their
Iouscs in readiness for the season.
Mrs. Thaddeus Bell. of Port Chester,
Ias been visiting th daughter Mrs.
I‘Iankiin 1.. local]. in Maple arcane.
Gehrgc \Vleks' house in Crockett
Ivenuc is nearly completed. M‘t.
Nicks expects to take possession
about the first of June. ' I ' ‘
Miss Mary Huyler. daughter of Mr.
nd Mia. William liuylcr. has been ill.
llss Maud Adams. of Highland ave-
he has Ieturnod home from a visit
Iith frlends in Danbuly.
The mcInbcIa of Rising Star Von-Is.
Internal visit to FIleudsiIip Dlvlslonu
low: chum this evening. arid will
arnls‘hithe program. The committee
I preparing f'o‘r the visit have arr-ant:
d a tow talIiIItltr‘l3 ad “Ml; refresh
dents. A largefi “gramme; a solicit
d to receive $1.3.th iwi‘Il ‘
Services Bowhyton Baptist
‘lnu'ch as l’blimvsé Preaching at 10:30
In” topic of sermon “Di vino OWHtl‘
hip of Men; ' evening at 7: 30. sub
Ict of sermon. “Life's Lapscsf‘ spec
In singing at evening service; Sua—
uy school at 12: Juniors at B; Y. P. S
‘. E. at 6:30; Tuesday evening. cot-
Ige player meeting at home of lolm
i. Shcrcr; Wednesday at :‘i p In.; La
[es Aid meets at home of Mrs. .i. ii.
'levcr'lI; Thursday at? :th p. In soc
Il praise and prayer servlcVI.I of
hut-ch. Monday evening first run of
:aptist Young Peoples' Bicycle Club
) Collendcr‘ 2; Point starting rom the
hutch at I:30 Ali young people in
its . V '
DARIEN AND N030 TON.
Mark Wilbur will give a Random at
a early date on ‘Pubilc i.llIIuIy
fork. ”
Alfred Morchouss is improving his
'rospect avenue residence by an ad
‘ition.
Mrs. Henry Valentine
pending a week with
Washington, D. C.‘ »
A party of people from Dorian will
0 to West Norwalk tonight to attend
, party to be. given there.
Frederick Chaddcrton has placed
is shaving cream in drug stmes in
lorwalk and South Norwalk.
G. D. Tilly has just received an Aus
has been
relatives in
cost than: sum of money.
John Carlson. who has been a rest-
eat of this town fox several years.
led yesterday morning He lea'v as a
Willis Finch. who is employed by
rotn blood poisoning. caused by pick-V
Dr. and Mrs- Guy 1). Lombard. of
fifty: of their honeymoon in this place.
Anson Phelps Stokes 0! Ne, w York.
Professor A. B. Gunerscy is finishing
is mama. . 3
ColoIIIJ MacDonald. pad the sum of j
\V
‘.di3V
h .
“Sr “aka“ I...
‘ 7' a ge ra 39v aasaviaitcrln.
0 Import Tumour .
FOR ALL'
Sick lipldadie. Constipation,
WindV and Pains in Stomach,
in aired Vlli estion,
clientele-Ailments.
I is!“ ”It I'I‘Ii
JIM: ) .
Patricio oupv ayes: yuIIIIIIIroII.
Thomas liceclum. St. Helms. Eng"
and 365 Canal St..IN¢w York.
Sold by all org-um: loyalty! sum.
‘ In all... Illa. and 53c
He is painting it from p China paint-
ing that is 200 years 0 d
S. 0 Keeier is improving his Iesl-
dcncc by a new veranda 6 feet wide
The old one 4 feet wide. has been
removed. Mr. Keeicr‘ is doing the
work himself.
The railroad company has been nice
big sod on the soil near the depot up.
IIIoaeh. This stretch was sowed with
seed several times last year. but it
did not grow.
ing with a very painful injury. The
other day he was repaiIing II stand
and in using a screw driver. it slipped
and went nearly through his left hand.
The DaIchI .luIIloIs have a paper
around for subsciiptions to help them
through the baseball season. They
menace to have George Smith of Rail-3
Ioad avenue pltlh foI them had Deb
II‘lIIclI catch With these men in the
points they will tackle many of the
older teams.
A man who said he resided in Wat Ir
strcct. Bridgeport. became suddenly
ill in James l’oolcy s meat market you
teIduy. Ho rushed to the yard and
Igomg into Benjamin St Johns yard.
‘aid down. Dr. George H. Noxon was
summoned H0 administered restore.
tires. ‘Thc selectmen put him on II
train for tlIII Park City,
Richard Abendroth intends to hold
a hypnotic accord in his bur-bcI shop
in ituilIoad avenue shoItly. Mr. Ali-
cndroth has a diploma as a graduate
in the art. lie r'cceutii had a young
man she has no faith in the. power
oprcss a .willingnesa to submit him
.Ieif as a subject. Mr Abendroth was
able to put him in a sleep in II my
few minutes. The young man suffered
no ill from tho cxpcricucr but. he pas
very much astonished
The annual meeting of tho Dalton
Free IibIaI'I'
Thursday night and after the reports
of the different billtms had been read
and accepted. the following oilitcta
were elected: , A. S Blbblus presi-
dent: Rev H S Brown. v-icc -prcsl
dent; Robert A. McDonald. secretary;
.llIs. Audio 1). Noxop. treasurer.
George P. Brett. Alfred Marc-house.
William E. Strcet‘ Dr. George. H Nox-
IIn. R. M Smith Rev. Joseph L. Guern-
sey and l. C Mather board of diree
tors -
The. topic for the Christian Endcav
or SbclMct‘y tomonou will be "Practi-
Ial Cohs‘ccration“ (Rom. l2:l:i1l;
leader. Miss tlolcn A. Waterbury. The
topic for the Junior Christian Endeav
or Society will be ”What Can We
Learn from Bible putts-t" (Matt lil:
2931): lender. Carleton Ballard. The
topic for Entvorth League. 'wlll be
‘Practical Cohcccratlou’ (Remap 12V:
1 2i i' . loader Miss Helen Schlldkneeht
The subject of, Junior Sawmill League
will be “Joshua. the Man of our‘a'gc"
(Josh 12ft): leader Edward Myers
Methodlst Episcopal Church. Rev.
Joseph L Gucrnsey pastor—Special
services tomorrow in celebration of
the thirteen anniversary of a... organ.
lizatton of the Epuorth League. Preach.
lug at 230 a. III. by the pastor on
lh343;I Ed“. h League motto "Look tip.
A t 11:.
Richardson of South Norwalk
£3333 speak. to the. children. Special
'01 and yiolin" music will he redder
Parents tire especially invited to
service Eve in; service at
A.
ll
t
7: lit).
The leading address of the
George VI. Carey. of Bridgeport. pr
ld‘ant of the New York District E
wot‘th League.
rendered at this service. The public
‘L‘doyd Nash is bui‘ding 'a large ad
wil“ not toot t
"‘Misa' Laura dilating). 511V
a
Thpradu in New York Gutsy ' ~
twishful Bdakor entertained ‘
. a .
, .. :atorday the final afternoon III-II-
.. of Weatport relatives.
. a candidate %
PIofcssIIr A. B.‘ Guernsey it. Silfl'l‘l‘—'
Association was held .
. on Paine‘s3 Celery Compound a posi-
Junior mastic service in »
auditorium at. 3 o‘clock. A special»
Junior pIogr'am will be rendered. Mrs;
r; c":
..‘ be it.
The pastor Ivl i give a brief 00- .
event... will be delivered by ‘Attorney .
Special music will be ~
is cordially invited to mail N105 sen/teas _
l I
vice oft
The Ioioetmon me making improve
manta to the loads in the vicinity of
Stony Brook
Dr. McArdlc has l'W‘DVtu‘Ct‘l ronI his
recent Illness no In to be able to be
out. oncat more: -
ll. Andrewu's yacht haiku has
been sold by John F (.lodillot to Chm.-
lea H mrae . '
Mrs. l dnard Gault and Mrs ii. (i.
Doha who have been visiting In New
York city. Inc home.
Mr. and Mrs LoGrand l3 Cannon.
of‘ New Haven have been the social
Miss ’iIucv Mills. who has been con-
flned to her Green's Farms home
through sickness in fully recovered.» .
Eta crate preparations are being...
made for the sixtv ninth annivctsary
of the Congregational Church Sunday.
Temple Lodge F and A M., ho'dn
special communication that evening!
and conferred the second degree upon
Wednesday Probate Judge D D
Bradley granted papers of adminiatra.
tlon to Colonel L. R. Hoyt on the are
late of Emma J. Dowing.
Funeral Directm liable. had charge
of the funerat of Mrs. Mohoi Slater.
formerly Miss Mabel Donahue of Fall'-
field. Wednesday morning.
Thursday night‘ the Methodist
Church was crowded with an interest".
'cd audience who enjoyed a proKrllnI‘
of music readings, rcpltaions and dis}
loguea.
Miss Carve G Cannon left New
Y'0Ik yesterday fol Eumpe. with her
aunt. Mrs. B. S. Merryman. of New.
Haven. and Miss Mary A. Silvcrmon.
of Brooklyn.
Water has not yet been struck on
on the Atlantic Starch Works proper-
by} The Lynch Company who is pink.
lag the arteslan Well. have gotten
down 50 feet.
Albert W. Allen entertained the
Saugatuck Mandolin Sonic and Gui-
tar Club. at his home in Imperial are
one. Thursday evening Refreshments
were served and a pleasant evening
spent.
Dr and Mrs. T. C Stearns of this
place. left on Thursday for a short
all to Dartmouth Amherst and Trip.
lty.CollsIzcs. The doctor is section
chief of tho Prl Gamma Delta fratcr
oily and is milking a tour among the.
chapthI-I in his charge They expect
to return home on next Monday. . '
The. social meeting of Doric Chap
ter 0.13 8.. held Tuesday evening
with the treasurer. Mrs. G. J. tinder:
wood, at the Weatport Hotel was a
brilliant success both socially and tin-
ancially. A musical entertainment
consisting of piano ducts by the Miss.“
cs Maryland Ophelia Taylor, piano se-
the bud, at Wall. Vildllti iiII
COMPOUND
Mrs. Mary Hickey. oi South
Sedus. N Y.. Had
Rheumatism 3
So BadfiShc Could‘Not Walk.
Hadto-Be Wheeled About
the Hepatic a. in-
validly Chan.
‘W
The the or the diver-Disambi-
III: Rheumtlm Bantam.
" or. filled liar... .
True merit prompt butt. effective re-
suits. and astonishing cures have glv
tlon on the highystimundmt the ladch
of fame?
Paihc‘a octet-y (impound is today
the only spring medicine asked for
and bout»: the htfui and discern-
ing peope. E)lil‘or t b treatment of aer-
ions diseases, such asiérhenroatlsm.
Imam. nervous disorders. . and
cudd- troubles Paine‘s Celery Come
dhss “no equal.
credit of Paine: Celery Com
once that amongst the millions who
we find the names of million
res. bankers, professional man.
she... merchants.“ and’
" All hhv‘ei mad033 it:
3.1mm: echo! the
ma lifted“H make life3
‘ é bound
_ he cram: .drulslsts and our
3 uisp’iaced may ‘iheall .
mmon hadvertlmdmcdiptna of the
T ,
PAINE’SGELERY,
..i
Having received your aim. ol Lunch.
] WII very much pluud with
unlined a bottle tor my baby.
toliln
g")?
C"
lI' or
one tilt
It; In my
3333 i cheapir ”and
0
‘.',V’.‘.".r.‘
it absolutely purc
"batman: herb II:
-pui3hful. and its taste in
lIlotclII-II and little bubv ills. Luxakoiu in
lIIIaIIIIIlIlII. l'ombincu a laxative and mph.
tan medicines III one price~— ~20" and ho
ho :fiaxo
it, and hav-
Tlio Lu:-
my DI! in can at
no upll Culoria
“l-
m glut: 3: oh. and
oddii’;
latter. I
:aiinba
HIS. CLARENCE “WELL
..’»" . '1“. ”Cum“-
($3.3.le
i...
Sdhhm-Mul.”
‘Vilhiilca iIan be I en San
Bi’i c pro
0 l in} tldcncc
II I .
its dI ”WW3. '9 {mill "do
pleasant and agree-
Iiniplé’ liIv‘III- ll.
laxative. with III-cry”:k
I oust ipuilou
fa.- II
turn tin. or fro III III of '1‘ ll
”at? tV')., 45 Vcficy "H, New leak.
Appctltefione7..... ...._ ..I.
[lot Solo bei"
Pili'ziIKOIA'i‘nhlcts hut
‘lbc.
, F‘V. M. smou.
arm
hirp
lived
git en
1881.
for :1
Early
billion by In... 1’ VB. Feats. and vocal
numbers by Edgar H. PcIry. was pro
vided Mrs. Underwood had pIepach
Iggy yral mystery boxes. which
r 03in disposed at, netting
to the ball robin. where dancing was
indulged in. man the comp ny was
lnyltrid‘ down to the dinin
where a luncheon .waa served.
.FIVE DIVORCEB VGRVVANTED.
Matrimonial Kauai severed in the.
Hill.“ Superior Court Yesterday.
0 divorces which fliow were
erupted by Judge Elmer n the civil
Sup’erloI Court 0 terday. '
Theodore P.
port: alleged that Minnie II‘..
to' whom he was united in humid
bonds on December 324 1886. deserted
him no November 12 1898. Mrs. Tr'lr'ik
bans in new II resident of New York
The writ was dated January 4.1902.
‘ la a writ dated December 18.1901
Julian Burt (It New Canaan alleged
that. his wife. Julia A Burt. deserted
on WNoIcnijeTr I
married Juno 26.1894.
Annie E. C. Johnson and Charles R
Qulptuxd.
married on Novcmbcr26.1879 They
18397 when he desalted heI.
on name. '
‘Frcderika S. Sylvester. of South
Norwalk
Bridgeport were married Oc3tobei 2.
Ho deserted her July] 5. 1398.
The custodv of the children are award
ed to her with II div0rc0.
The petition of Fdward R. Benedict
diet was granted
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER
Don’t neglect biliousncss and consti
nation
maneutly if you do
Sr‘nith Butternut.
Will's Little Early Risers are the
moat sutlsfucatory pills I ever took.
Never gripe or cause nausea."
were
II. neat
Then the gathering adjourned
looms.
l‘rhkh‘auu. of Bridge-
his Wife,
1898. They were
both of Stamform. weIe
together until September 11.
She was
permission to Icsumc her maid-
and Harry Weston. of
divorce from Bessie. F. l-.i Dene
YouI health will suffer per-
DcWitt‘s Little
Risers cure such cases. M B
Mich” says “Do
v.1... _.
Arc wean... hard to get but there
III; 3...... ..I... _ .
dert wand 3ft) seal: phenol? but we
are proud oVVt our stock? We worked
hard to get It. We didn’t take what
was thrown ‘to' us. That to one reason
3 whrwc have the trade we do.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorat-
contra
per
. .33
I f venheicgp We
‘ Kassoii who recently. subtnlttad to a
'. severe surgical operatloII. has ‘alntos't
. recovered? The operation was 003m}
. . .itdli’i‘l.
‘ all my boy's life.
to sleep arid was all right in the‘ mod
F3. H.
or it may result or random Bra
zlilan Balm is breaking up can: when
ever tried, almost 'wlttlo'ut exception
‘ 16 35 $00 and n. 09 bottlé's. The Cllf
, ford; Baxter It or Plalated s ”‘3‘ .
I' -~ States thatL-ord
3"...ish' ambassador at
3 requested that ’
are clféétcdl‘b'y
vary for Consumption. .
VVinfectedm and. and? has
obi-n throat and inhga.V1§;,
' and stnhbbrn with m not
‘ it illicit
My.) nub” Iwwm “1.113ch .
joints
When the tr30ublo comes from the
kidneys.
333l)oIIII' s Kidney mil. cine all kidney 3'
H
And are endorsed Nor-
waik citizens.» .
Mr. Thomas Wood pho resides on”?333
l-iili sheet a connected byl trade :33;
an pmpioyec at Aaohlp hat 'facto
says: "For three ye
troubled the a meat cal
II'tIaighicncd up i had aevbmmuscular
rheumatism and it became so iIkaoInc.
both at my work and when off duty 1‘
mu ' it: high time ‘ tog... chick
it before it becomes more
seil.ous i got Dean's Kidney
Pills at l’lalated'a. Pharmpcy I had
/‘no backache anti the soreness in my
muscles did not trouble me after tak
ing' thII pills. "_
iI‘III sale by all dealers Prion f0
cents a box. FosthI-MiibIIru C0,; Bub -:
into. N. VI. solo agents for the United
States. ~ .
Remember the name-moan s—fand
thko no ‘zbthel
climatic
llonah or
by. South
whit.
which pal
We have
tupity to
.3-u—t—p—c-a .
SENATOR CALLAHAN STRlCKEN
NEW HAVEN. may llVelI‘oI-mo‘r
Sclnatm David Callahan is ill at his 3
residence in this city His right side
is partly paralyzed although he has
not lost contiol or his limbs. Senator
Callahan was stricken Thursday after
noon on a passenger train returning
from New York. His condition is said
to be not serious.
pondcnee
serving
'chs
SAVED MANY A TIME.
Don' t neglect Coughs and colds even
if it is spring such cases often Iesult
seriously at this season just because
people are careless; A dose of One
Minute Cough Care will remove all
danger. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. Sure cine tor coughs. colds.
croup. grip. bronchitis. and other
throat and lung troubles "i have us-
ed One Minute Cough Cure several
years.” says Postmaster C. O. Dawiron
Barr til “it is the very best cough
medicine on the market. it has saVed
me many a severe spell of sickness
and I warmly recommend it." The
children a fav.orite
lapsed. 1
medicine
counteI."
tera.
tee‘d by F
COAL STRIKE FELT lN CHICAGO.
: CHICAGO. May l7—Chicugo is feel
ing the effects of'the coal miners’
strike. Dealers in anthracite coal
have received drama from New dark
to advaneo prices almost ten per
cent. As a result the price. of hard
coal has been advanced from $6. 86 a
ten to 87 9’
Chronicle.
Sill‘ 0.
~51.
3 the
STAND LIKE A STONE WALL
between your children and the tor-
tures of itching and burning eczema,
scaldhead or other skin diseases»
How? why. by using Bucklen' s Arnlea
Salve. earth's greatest healer. Quick lay.
est cure for UlceIs. FeveI Sores Salt .
Rheum. Cuts Burns or BIuiscsV. in
falliblc for Piles. 250 at F. H. Bax- For all
tcr's drug store.
NEW PIERVS IN NEW YORK.
NEW lORK May 17 .—«Wlth the in
tcutVion 0f centralizing the terminals
of all the lines to be operated by the
uaiigatlou syndicate plans have been
filed with the dock department pro
riding for twelve new plans extending
from little West Twelfth street to
Weat‘ Twenty-third street along tneV ‘
doIth river. Should this improvement
be agreed to it Will cost the city at
least $8 000 000
,. .:
eases ylcl
wound in
-———~—~——~ MORRI
WHAT THIN FOLKS NEED
is a matter power of digestion and
assimilatihg food. For them Dr
Kings New Life Pills work wonders
They tone and regulate the digestive
organs. gently expel all poisons from
the system enrich the blood improve
appetite make. healthy flash. Only
250 at F. H. Baxter’s
mass of
at
COINS?
nVIoht‘ 5 Mi
stakes on
Park and
RECEIVER FOR CONNECTICUT CO.
' NEW YORK May 17 "Otto E. Wulf
Ivas appointed receiver for the assets
in this city for the Owaneeo Silk Com.
pany. a Connecticut cor.poratlon by
today in proceedings brought by .1.
Justice Bischoff in the Supreme Court
Hunt Smith. a stockholder for a dis .
solution of the company. Justtcé
Biachofl fixed the bond of the receiver
at £50 000. The company has a cam
tal stock of $56 000.
thefl field
the yellow
your are
SAVED A BOV'VS LiFE_ nedy' Row
VMI-a. Captain H Hubbard. of MR
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav
He began just like
the one wgfilost with croup. We gave All druggl
him a fear case. He quickly dropped
nlng." For sale by R. H3. Plalsted and
Baxter. '
_ W' ‘ I‘ :
: J A; KASSON RECOVERSV. ’ 9 killed M
WASHINGTON. May i7.-'—J0hn A.
plétcly' succesgfnl.
~81'OP THAT COLD
115913193
3 Deli. can:
‘ dill»
fouI winds." he said,
II'Iiallzc that it has com _
lt question 01' noon
life or economlca ‘
bdcaus’e’ a’Ventl
lawyer has ti
client’s freedom fills I?
his sentlmafh t viii no och
' go to cpurt‘dri Shtur‘
not has the Iight to import
Jewish Sp
as... billing that .
mutation has been the
whom he called “its
more than fifteen cn
pleaded fur the. addl ion of $37
the Jew Sabbath
-..—..—...I....._.._._...,.I
HOLDS up A continuation
"At the and
writes Champ Clar.
iiant congIessman. "froth dV
nervous tension, loa's
stunt speaking I had hbdtit.
in my body were out of
three bottles of Elactrl »
me all right.
Try them.
SAN FRA
that the trip" made. by
into Mexico, while on _
fornla was Voot made purel
The. fact develope
that one of the purposes a
can trip was to investhspl
Ioposed cxten
39‘. .lcxico. to Ms
has issued orders to
meat of the work pith
.....__..___'_.__,_____
SHOT IN HIS. I.
er or other pounds 110th
Hazel Salve is a sure‘ our .
in cases of pilefls
None genuine but Dow
counterfeits
from a sore cause
ier. English, ind.
A few boxes completely
-’—"—.‘L_.
NEW YORK. May 1
Park today el'c‘vcp two
struggle for the first of
class—the national phallic
five furlongs down. th
$i8 The stake
000. The. two mostp
3.05 in the contest opal-KP"
w.ho although beaten in
the opinion of many all
showed dhimself to be lit be:
new medicine. Calcura
ered by Dr. Duvld Ken
kidney and stomach .com
impure blood it’ loads all be.
it not a male mixture.“
it acts promptly; it rellév
the interior tor
tence was rejected and t
sassin Was hanged May’l6.
. WANTS TO HELP D ,
, ""1 blag: stor‘lxla'ch troubl‘e'val
says w ehler. rl
Union Bottling Workgmngriw
tried all kinds of rcmcdie V'
several doctors and spent I.
Icons trying to set a woman
.1 Final y I read of Kodol Dyspe , .-
and have been taki
.. satisfaction. 1 never ”donut!
for stomach trouble
: ofmmend it in hope t
other sufferers”
, all do
‘ of the Jew: i do
God never
a accountant.” in
ordalue tlI
and are can
J30I‘iiiah gab 3d¥mjlh3
can be total
3th .th“: poo
y 0???“ th
31% twtqh - lilo
aV VV h
a
Jpws of Sun
th
"and
i 63p
dlndus II
'tio right to out cold
do 330qu tor pt-
‘n aide:
by closing his star
b.bath"" " .
3..“
the lives of the persona
O .
nturlo
th‘
t and
{:th ’
tseemed that all , 1‘3?
it’s in
ever sold. 0
H 13ml...
NGASCVQ,.V Ma,
says: "it at"
kinds of abrea,
d to It at one .
Coming an
”I a 'u‘e
my left leg. .‘
w-_4.._I_
s PARK one}: you
the, turf section to
is eati‘
zzen winner
the opening‘ d
James R. Keane
WHEN YOU .383:
color in or
..IOus. The
Kingston. N.
in
ats. $1. 00.
Official Measetigcr‘ todh' V
that the a pool of Baltic
lpiagnidc.‘ the; ..
HI
'ra. Franklin Bush - or
3 “I auflé
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