c
MEANS BUST
H M" NO BUST‘
‘R RUST ND SUBT."
ya at your service.
B GRIFFIN, Druggisi
293 Washington at. Booth Norwalk.
oar Hedman will spend the F‘burth
in Stamford.
‘Captaln Frank Allen is ill, suffering
from stomach trouble.
The. Swedish Sunday school of East
- Norwnik will picnic at Cali Pasture,
July 4th.
Miss Jennie Davis and Mrs. Richard
Blond have gone to New Canaan for a
to wdaysl stay.
wFirconka delivered. liainor.
Plt‘ouo 135 3,.P1itcs reasonable.
Mr.‘ ‘Skldm’orc or Winfield str,cct Is
still confined to the house with an at
‘taok of asthma
George Conklin is again working for
his former employer, Georgc Van l‘iIII»
en.‘ of New street.
James Hoyt and W. A. Bronson are
planning to take. a trip to Maunch
Chunk on the Fourth.»
Miss Elizabeth Shelley. of New Mil—
ford, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
G01 hum of Kcyscr avenue
Clifford Hall of Brooklyn. is spend-
ing‘ a week the guests of Mr. and Mia.
. G. H. Folria ‘of Seavie‘w avcuuc
Mrs. Brown and son Edwizrd of Fort
‘erch have returned from a several
day's' visit with friends in Stamford.
Will Moffet has set out a new tennis
‘ , court at his home In First str.€et and
is becoming quite an accomplished
player.
Charles Hovvc. of Waterbury. Is
spending a few days the guest of his
Cobain Mrs. Frank Levison. of Osborn
avenue
The Official Board of the Methodist
Church will hold its regular monthly
meeting this evening. at 8 o’clock, in
the church
‘ . William Gchrmann. of First street,
who, recently had a difficult operation
performed on his spine, is getting
atolls nicely.
"A party of boys are planning to
spend theiF‘onrth on Cocken‘oe‘ island.
Aclam bake is being planned to sharp-
on their appetites
B 1“. Day and .famiiy and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Northrop of Osborn avc-
nap. are spending the day with rela-
lives In Ridgefleld. ,V
The Junior Band of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening at 8
o clock in the church.
‘ Andrew LaCroix. of Hawkins m.
1111e,Was obi to resume his duties with
the Central cod Company today after
, a several days' illness.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Augstsg and daughter.
ofBrookiyn. will spend the Fourth the
guests of Mr. and hire. J. W. Gorbam.
at their home in Keyser avenue.
Mrs. J. L. Barrett, superintendent
of the. Marine Hospital of Providence.
it. 1., has been the‘guost other broth-
er. E. H. Patterson, for a few days.
Quite a large number from the Ad-
vent Christian Church attended the
cottage prayer meeting. last evening.
‘ - ‘ at the home of Henry Case, in Rowuy-
ton. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap. of New
Milford. have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs, E. H. Patterson, of 4 Winfield
street. Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap came in
‘ their locomobile.
Charles Roddy, of Van Zandt street.
is the..p‘rond.owner of a new Napoleon
wheel. The bike come this morning.
and Charlie walked over to South Nor-
walk and, returned with prize on his
shoulders.
John W. Realty is doing some paper»
liiui’at the residence of ex-Pateut Com-
missioner John S Seymour. in ‘East
or enuc‘, Norwalk He is also painting
the roofs of the residence of Gould
Hoyt on the same thoroughfare. ”
Captain W. H. Verity. Harold and
Ada Verity. Mr and Mrs William Gil-
bert and Ruth Magoo are planning to
spend the Fourth with relatives on
Long island. The party will go over
Thursday 11113311311111.1111 the “Addie V. "
Miss Annie you Holland after a vis-
it of three weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Matilda Hafner. left for Chautauqua
and. Cincinnati today to return in the
fall .her duties in Miss Hall' 5 semin-
Mass.
‘ . John is expected
shortly to make a visit at the home of
her brother-imlaw. Atteus‘tus St. John
. in . n Zandt street Mrs St. John 111'—
, d inN ew York from Germany. to-
day. on one of the Red Star line steam~
era
Miss Mai Merritt. of Scaview avenue
will. go to Brooklyn tomorrow, and
with party of friends from that city.
ill to‘ Gooey to see the sights. Miss
\itt expects to return in time to
'd the Fourth with friends in the
of Harry Gerhardt of Myrtle
Mr. Jaoger is learning. to
‘ ‘ ‘ wheel and his attempts in this
, ion the neighbors say,
are selling considerable Fire
probably they are all right or;
bi ‘AH e..r
auditing committee of the (1937'
,‘box' Union will meet. this evens
“ . cake with too burning candles.
. been spoken
thing the are he s
‘ oral whom MI
able to ace.
Master Harold Platt gave 11 party,
yesterday afternoon to a few of his
friends, at his home in Winfield street.
the occasion being his tenth biltliday
anniversary. Games were enjoyed and
Ice cream and cake were served. Miss
irenc Jones took sevcial pictures of the
worry company. and one of the tea-
Lures of 11115 afternoon was the birthday
“ e
.siglit was 11‘ pretty one. and the boat
out the cake for his friends Those
present were the Misses lrcne Jones.
l'lthei Sherwaod. Edith Spencer Ina
i’lait Harold Plait, Leslie Plait, Jessie
'loucs, Leonel Jones, Mrs. Spencer Mrs.
Jones and others. About 0 o'clock the
many ('10th departed for their homes.
wishing Master Harold many happy re-
turns of the 1111y'."l‘he little host was
the recipient of many pretty gifts. .
Little Easter Norwalk Lillie, as the
day school delight to caliber, who is
the little daughter of one of the sons
of toil on the East Side, is'porhaps
the most pleased of all thetyoun'gsters
at the return of D1. and Mrs Franklin
(.1. mm to their summer home. She
was so delighted when she beat of it
that running to her mother, with
(liiidlsh glee she said: "()h,1‘namma.
i so glad Dockcr Brown is home again
because when my footce get bad he
bilbg me a new one, and when my
handeo got sore he make It all new
again. and Mrs. Brown I do love so
dearly." While Lillie Is considerable
of an optimist: her two brothers Fritz
and Albert: are more of a pessimistic
nature ovor since the doctor. as they
firmly believe, brought their little
sister to the house one night in his
Erect coat pocket." and they have. tore-
bbdings that the professor of There
petition and Obstetrics may repeat the
same at some future time. Such are
the minds of the little. ones in their
state of innocency.
. Rowsrron.
There was a ‘cottage prayer meeting
held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Case last evening.
Mr. and :Mrs. Conrad Tilly. are on
tertaining a number of fiicnds from
New Yoer at their residence on 11011111
Point road
The Rising Star Division SOns‘ of
Temperance, will hold their regular
meeting this evening in their hall on
Rowavton avenue. .
Lelioy crockett. who Is employed In
the Yale &‘ Town Lock Mauufnctory in
Stamford, is enjoying a short vacation
and Is spending it in New York and
mooklyn.
p“-
D]! RYEN A ND NORO TON.
I‘louis Stoorza, the blacksmith. is
very busy these days repairing mow-
ing machines.
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company intends to have a big time
Thursday evening. ' Refreshments
and lunch will be served.
W. T. Godin. representing the
‘i’lough & Allen Company. of Jersey
City, was in Barton. yesterday after-
noon showing the Teiouotte cigars.
Howard Slauson returned yesterday
afternoon from Brooklyn. where he
had taken his young son. Arthur. to
play the drum at an‘entertainment.
Monday night. The little fellow is
only five years of age, but can beat the
drum in fine style.‘
The funeral of William (‘1. Henshaw,
brother~indaw of Selectman Charles G
Waterbury will take place from his
late residence in SouthpoIt at 2
o clock this afternoon. Deceased was
feimerly with Barnum & Bailey and
conducted the side shows. interment
will be in Oaklawn cemetery, South
port.
Rev J 111133113 was in Darien yes~
Ierday afternoon. He accompanied
his daughter. Miss Jennie E. Davis.
and Mrs. Richard Bland as far as Dar
ion on the 3. 04 train. They were on
their way to New Canaan to be ob-
sent several days. They will be
guests at the residence of Miss Davis a
aunt, Mrs Henry Pinney.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Band
held a very successful ice cream festi
val in the town hall. last night. ‘Pre
vious to entering the hall the band
played several selections in front of
the building. There was a fine enter»
tainment and the foilevying are among
those. who took part: Richard Ahea-
droth and Stanley Whitney. making up
the orchestra; James Gordon. the
Misses Kinney. Miss Mabel Kellogg.
George Dance, Miss Jessie St. John
vocal solos: J R. Plymert Hoyt read
or and Charles Mansfield banjo Han
ford Smith and Joseph Strehle wore
the c ommittee on entertainment The
general committee consisted of How—
ard Siauson Thomas Cave. Charles
‘Van Dine.
{tightened the ice cream for the festl‘
va ‘ .
‘ -~Hivea are a terrible torment to the .
little folks and to some older ones.
Fusily cured. Donn s Ointment never
fails. instant relief permanent cure
At any drug store, 50 cents.
WESTPOR T.
._ ~ San .
Michael Meyers
play of- Alci‘e
‘Pn.
119,0: Brooklyn, is
.1111le G. Otis.
at I o 'clock refreshments consisting of ‘
Drngg‘l‘st R. A. McDonald ,
, ‘ “in
tire potvioe with the army in the Pit
latter part of the weak.
A largo map of honey is promised
this year. '
olIIsions on Jim abundance of clown
and bIItthcups in this section
The summer contingent on the shore
have 11101 k111i themselves iibeially with
modems and the night of the Fouilh
promises to be more brilliant in effect
than on any previous occasion In the
history of the Groups Forum district.
. The school committee met Monday
afternoon, and dispoiléd of the bulk of
business for the scholastic year just
tormlnatcd.
given to the completing of‘ the now
union school and the securing of the
free text books. , .
Justice J. 0. Hyatt has rendered
judgment for the plaintiff in the suit
of l)1.J M Nolan vs Henry H l’rltch
aid, ,of BIlIlgeport. A small sum of
money belonging to tho defendant in
the Bridgeport Savings Bank was
gnrniuhecd to partly satisfy the claim.
$45. Dr. Nolan sued to recover bill
and costs for professional service to
Mill Pritchard. The claim was re
pudiated‘ by 'her husband.
‘ Some persons have strange ideas
about joking. A week ago the Bradley
boys and some friends came from New
ar,‘k N ‘J. and pitched a tent at com
on. Saturday they were Visited by
others from the some locality. The
visitme wore bent on giving the boys
a warm inception. I-Io secured a lot of
koIosene f10m Grocer Jolliffc. of San
gatuck hired a boat of Frank Allen.
1111111 pulled off towards the camp. They
ui'Iivcd there to find it departed the
Biadlcy‘ party having gone to the pa-
villon to enjoy dancing. The tent was
saturated with kerosene and a match
put to It burning it completely. The
fire was noticed by parties about the
pavilion and the Bradloys informed.
hm when they reached there ltw was
to find camp and contents in ashes and
their humorous friends ready to laugh
the matter off. Fortunately the boys
have Ielativcs at Compo and took shei
tea with them.
Beginning with the September term
in our public schools the scholars of
the same will be furnished with text
books f1'.ce This of course includes all
the books used for their learning. 1 me
now move is the result of the vote tak
an at the last town meeting which was
brought before the attention or the
voicis by William H. Barr and which
was passed after a long discussion.
books is in the hands of thc'school
board and will cost at first much mon-
ey. but after once installed will not
be heavy as the books will be used ov-
er and over again. 'Rnlcs will be for
Initiated by the board which will pro
ride that every scholar must keep his‘
books in first class condition and if he‘
fails to do so the some must be paid
for by the parents. This action on the
part of the town is a good one and
which will mean a large saving. to
those who have children in the school‘s
upon whom the buying of text books in
the past has been a heavy drain and
one that many could homily afford.
MIN ERS' PICKETS AHRESTED.
Tried to Prevent Non Union Men Go
1119 to Work.
iii/1' LTUN Pa. ,July 2.—«~.lobu Sho-
with. William Gillgatc Frank Bahra-
tor and a Hungarian, pickets stationed
along the road leading to thenrifton
coiiicry of Coke Brothers and Com
pom, to prevent non union men from
:oing to work were arrested today by
Iollicry guatds anti taken to jail at
Wilkes Barre. ”it is alleged that one
of the pickets drew a revolwr when
ordered by a guard to permit men to
pass the lino. The strikers report
that the guard threatened to shoot un¥
less his order was obeyed. whereupon
Shovolin also whipped out a weapon“
which was knocked from his hand by
one. of the deputies. A scramble on
sand. in which the pickets became In
valved. . Sheriff Jacobs was summon-
ed and while be persuaded the crowd
that had gathered near the scene to
disperse the prisoners were husitlcd to
jail. '
REPAIRING BRIDGE TROtLEY
TRACK
The trolley combed: has a force of
men at work today repairing their
tracks on the Washington street. bridge
311 front of Mslmo‘s onto. it was found
that the stringers at this place wore
rotten and that the tracks had sunk
considerably. New stringers sue hen.
ing laid and after the Fourth repairs
will he. made to the tracks the entire
length of the bridge. .
ipplnes‘, is expected to arrive homo tho
Bee keepers base than con- ‘
The matter of the purchase of these ‘
air ‘jsports
macy.
both tan easily be had by using
Pills » .
. hero-Jib box“ 1011. and tile.
Attention will now be " ' ‘ ‘ ‘
woes onplqmfitbé‘a heath;
Bush for Summon Resort: Which has
Been Delayed TIII Now.
The vacation season has begun with
a snap and a go that in making the
baggage men on the Consolidated rail
road weary thus oarly. It began your
thday morning In sober cannon! and
since then trunks and bags and icy.
ales and those kind of things have
been piling up all along the divisions
of the system in such a mannet as to
delay the trains in some instances that
everything may be taken aboard.‘
That the great AiucIlcun public has
staxte‘d on its vacation is a fact that
is new daily In evidence at the New
Haven terminal which is crowded
with pleasure seekers every noontidc.
They seem to go in every direction.
Travel is
the next thlce months passenger train
men of all sorts will have their heads
and hands kept busy. The rush for the
summci has begun this 11cm 11 little,
later than usual on account of the cold
weather and this will tend to make
matters WDI‘SG for the baggage men as
their work will now come all at once.
Very much of the baggage checking
it Is said Is for the WhIIo Mountains
and for eastern shore results, as far
east as Black island.
While We delight in making our Pre
scriptlon Department all‘ that a pub-
and strictest accuracy. we take no less
a pride In our proprietary stock We
specially recommend the great treat
ment for constipation and biliousncss
embodied in Ramon’c Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets. It has been appropri
ately styled the “mild power theory"
and we believe It will eventually sup-
ersede the drastic liver pills. 35 12111
R H. Plaistcd. 0
GREAT BRITAIN HAS NOT PRO.
‘ “ TESTED ‘ '
LONDON, July 2.3—th11 questioned
in the House of Commons today on the
subject of collection of likln and other
dues by the Russian administration
at New Chwang, Manchmia the par
liamcntary secretary of the foreign of
flce,l.or1l Cranbornc said Great Brit
aia had not protested against the ac
tion taken because his maieatys gov-
ernment had been notified that nogo
tiations were proceeding for the 131 acu
atlon of Manchuria by Russia and it
cxpccted that Manchuria would short
ly be restored to Chinese motto]
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
. Mrs. Franklin Bu ,,Vof New Castle
l. says. "i 11qu 'i‘o‘r years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great‘dis.
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by R H. i’laistcd and F. ii
Baxter.
PASSED DENTAL EXAMINATION.
The dental commissioners have an-
noum cd that out of twenty live canal
dates who recently took the examine
tlon to become dentists the following
passed: James J Hinchey. Hoosiok
Falls N Y.: .I. James Py.le Stamford;
Halon i1. Boscom. New Haven: Henry
D. Lovey New Haven; Arthur U. Mos
her Bridgeport; Elwyn R. Bryant
South Siukcly, Quebec; P Q. The
successful candidates were granted li-
ceases to practice dentistry in the
state
"VACATION DAYS.
Vacation time is here and the chi!
. drcu are fairly living out of doors.
' There could be no healthier place for
them. You need only to guard against
the accidents incidental to most open
No remedy equals Dc-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for quickly
stopping pain or removing danger of
serious consequences Fer cuts scalds
and wounds.“ "i used DeWitt’s Witch
Hotel Solve for sores. cuts and bruis-
es.” says L. B Johnson Swift Tex.
"it is the best remedy on the market. "
Sure cure for piles and skin diseases.
Beware of counterfeits. Clifford‘Pha:
THOMAS'S TRIAL IN WHITE
bums. ..
Charles Thomas, the alleged horse
thief, who was recently arrested in
Danbury and brought to Stamford by]
, Constable Schlechtw eg and then held
there for two Weeks pending the grant
ing of requisition papers to the West
theft is alleged to have been commit.
ted. was up for trial Thursday in the
White Plains court before a jury. The
3m—B'TDI’ THAT GOLD.
' or it may result in Puma Bra- ‘:MVV:G‘
:ilian Balm is breaking
comes only by ha ing :1 perfect
acting Iivcrond good digestion—3 ‘
3661313 m’ s
. refused.
bcavy and from now for'
lie could wish with the purest drugs .
chaste: county authorities. 'where the,
Jury was out for many hours it acorns.1
‘ and were unable ,to artiste at a verdict
standing ill for ocouittnl and two for
V his guilt. 1 V 4‘ _
J11. J.0 who
oI’Nthaa 1
Miss KB
iii 1‘!"
Ned.
p‘ozt. Miss
last winter
Miss Cloary
but Green In
years ago l
141 ew better
Willi”?
dol handy.”
symptoms.
be good
food.
The
J J. Hogan
ends a long
against the
of Columbus.
but in 1893
action. The
There are
of our race;
H. Piaisted.
the Danbury
pany for a
bury to the
quested the
court.
Tonic gives
K Plaisted‘.
The [blast 1101111111 believe in drama
(been marriages and refused to tie the '
knot until the bildoltobo obtained a‘
statement from her pastor in Bridge
John (been Who had furnished
house is disgusted and threatens to
. give up the
11 lth full vigor.
councils all over the country were tak
log in liquor dealers in spite of the
order and this resulted in an investi
for the ordinary remedies.
, ‘ K1
3:131 Counts. and arldc- .
' l3 blith- to‘dlo lo Diluutt‘od.‘
WINSTEI), July:
thobn H; Green.
is caipioy’ad on the farm
L111 once in Norfolk and
ethic (llama/[‘26, of Bridge
port took out a‘ maivlago license in
Norfmk a week ago and called on I111
anti a, pastor of thc clunch of
the lmmhcu aic Conception to be niar‘
Cicary wrote to her moth-
. or in Bridgeport asking her to get the
dashed Information but M1'n.(:leary‘
‘ The pio‘spcctivo bride is a
Catholic and refused to be Wedded ex
cent by a priest.‘
engaged to be married to Johns brown.
or David who elopcd with another girl
She formerly was
it
Idea of getting married
ls stopping with her in‘
tended husbands pments.
insists on being married in Bridgeport
She now
opposed to going there.
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS IT
HA A.NDV
“My mother suffered a long time
from (.‘iillildSflifig pains‘ and general ill
health due. primarily to indigestion ”
says i. W. Spalding Verona Mo. “Two
got her to try Kodol. She
at once and now at the
age of so1ent.1 six, eats anything she
remarking that she fears no
bad effects as she has her bottle of Ko
Don't waste. time doctoring
lf '
your stomach is sound your health w.1 '
Kodol roots the stomach and
strengthens the body by digesting your
it is nature's own tonic.
ford Pharmacy.
)0 after the. cause.
Clif-
LIQUOR DEALERS ARE EXCLUDED
but—n—
Committee on Appeals Decide Favor
ably In 25 Cases Out of 75 in K. of c.
committee .on
Knights of Columbus.
William S. McM'Iry of Boston; John
ILMcConn‘cll, of Fltchburg Mass. and
appeals or the
consisting of
of Syracuse N. Y., have
made their 1cpoit to the national board
of directors In the matter of excluding
fxom membership members engaged in
the liquor business
Seventy- five men
liquor business filed appeals, and of
that number only 25 have. been one
tained.011c member of the order in
New Haven is affected by the decision
of the committee no appeals.
cinion of the
engaged In the
The dc
committee practically
fight that was made
ruling of the order. in
1895 the supreme council made an or»
dei that liquor dca‘ (us would not be
eligible to membership in the Knights
In 1897 amendments
new legislated that enabled the liquor
dealers to become associate members.
the cider was enforced
It was Ioportcd‘ that
national council ordered
a weeding out. and‘ibis was done.
Then came numerous appeals. a small
percentage. of which havo.bccn dccld
ed favorably.
more sufferers from con
stipatlon than from any other enemy
there is a long train of
annoying ills as a direct result. and
there is nothing so effective
treatment as Romeo's Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets. ‘
in its
25c_ sampae free. it
'1 3' O.
TO COMPEL RAILWAY OPERATION
Suit has been instituted by the state
of Connecticut at. the relation of the
towns of Danhury and Bethei against
and Bethe] Railway Com
writ of mandamus com-
pelling the company to use the tracks
which Inn from Jewry a. corner in Don»
Fair grounds and Lake
Kcuosia through the entire year. The
relators allege that the company has
laid .the tracks to Lake Kenosm l’ark
but refuses to run cars for the conven -
fence of the public and runs them only
for ashorttime'during the summer.
The selectmcn of the towns have re-
company to run cars at
regular intervals of at least an hour
over the tracks. from 6 a. m. to 11 p.
m. during‘the year, and the company
had refused to do so. The towns the @-
forc ask that the courts compel to
company to use the tracks ‘in action!6
ance with the charter granted the com
pony. The suit is returnable to the
September term of the civil superior
We sell all kinds of blood medicines.
but are frank to any that Ramon‘s Iron
results out even claimed
81.00. R.
very touch for tin
ideas! for my” little
l0
I
” why we have the trade we do. 1
(pkgl’tymonth data.
not not 11111113111111.1111».
are not matching pcdpie‘from the grow. _
~ WE ‘ ‘
cannot say that- an m tutorial to
health those who have bun given up by '
anywhere from three to thirty militant .
Doctors.
WE ‘
1min only the very modest claim that
IRON-ox:
V TABLETS ‘
are an invaluable nerve tonic.
, A cure for indigo-lion and con-
Itipationin 'blood maker and
purifier. a corroctlvo of plus-
11-h liver and derangement-
V of the kidnovn. . 1'.
, ONLY THAT! .
W rerhars‘ 11.11 a enough for 25¢
nsrniosamms'
HA‘MMOCKS ‘ x
WHITE MT. FREEZERS
SCREEN DOORS
WINDOW SCREENS
CULTIVATORS
ONE-WHEEL H058 . I
Twowussi. HOES
FILTERS " ' ‘3'
(Both Stone and Faucet Filters)
WATER COOLERS.
Wood Alcohol In any quantity.
in Paints, Varnishes, Shellacc, En
amt-Is, Stains, Etc., we are headquar.
ierl
Remember, Longntan 1!. Martinez
and Devoc's are the leading Paints for
house boats, fences and floors, etc",
and price: are low considering quality
Comstock
Watkins
81 Dow
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
COUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143-5.
7
11'
no
BHRGAINS.
One-half dozen team gauges,
hot air pump, all indl of old
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles,
reading books; pulleys, chatting
and hangers, piping of various
sizes. Highest prices paid for iron.
steel, metals and junk. Second hand ‘
brass chandeliers, hardware Abra
ham Harril, Raymond St. South Nor
walk. Close Sntutdays. Phone 156-4.
Beautiful
,-."Dei.51‘gus
In
Wall Paper
VAre sometimes hard to get but there
are Inch things, nevertheless. 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 to us. Thatls one reason
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorat
ins. "
EEGorfi‘iam
10 First Avenue. EAST NORWALK
Tel. Call 13513.31
SEE!
25G
We.
V' Iup. the state treasurer. has issue
following notice to holders of
‘ these bands will ili' due on Januar
liberate i will pay par and accrue
, at this department properly but
' bonds 111 1331111011.
' due in October 1901.
‘ through the proper channel in iii
.11. Plaisted,
‘ 11111 31111111111111
‘ fcrcrs from Coughs, Colds Thro
_ cided that the strange fish jos
I.
ha considerable power when spent
to:
renounce CALLINol‘MuONo
State Issue of $335,000 Duo Jana
1.1903; to be Paid.
HART] conp. July 2w~licnry H
3% pet oeutfihonda whit-Ii wiltmat
Januurvl 11103: "
"To holders and owners of (loan,
“but Iii/g pel cent bonds:
‘ “Yen will please take notice
1903 and that at any time prev
wet: for any that fully be prawn
Internet will cause on them Jam!“
1903 and new bonds will not be is
in place of thc‘m. ”
The amount of these outsta
When these
are paid the only outstanding ho
the state will be the. 3 per cent.
amounting to $1 4211 000 which wl 11,1
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Bolts pimples, rough skin a ..
no more exist where‘ Ramou'd"
Tonic is used thanwwcll, it
most remote impossibility. Till
blood medicine separates the. im
tics from the blood and discards
”V1
through the‘ skin. Large bottV
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DE/VlTH DU EFTO ACCIDENT
AL .
NEW HAVEN July 2. —-Frank (’30
ey. aged twenty- Jive, a laborer “
found dead yesterday in an 1119
leading to the basement of the h
10 Sylvan avenue. Coroner “it
cidcd that death was accide :11
log due probably to a fall
high stoop of the house.
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard,
ford, Dot. says: “Brazilian Balm
ed my boy 11 life. He began just i3
the one we lost with crou . .7111! 11y
him a few doses. Ha quicklyfid it"
to sleep and was all ritht in th
hing" For sale by RH .mistedi
H Baxter. and The 111111111111
annoy
NEW MAIL CAR.
WASHINGTON D.‘ 0.. July- 2 T
post-office department has 1m
dors for a new mail car on the Con,
dated road between New an en a
New York the season to close
5,1902. They have also orde
other new mail car between New
on and Splinglleld until .Octohe
iie‘nry‘ C Barlow has been committal
ed postmaster at Westford. _
SAVES A WOMAN‘S LIP
To have given up would hay in
death for Mrs Lois Craig, of
ter Mass. For years she had
untold misery from a. coyote in ’
bio and obstinate cough "Oftbii
writes "i cauld scarcely bre
sometimes could not speak.
tors and remedies failed till 11 ,
Kings New Discovery 1012001111
tlon and was completely cured ‘
I am; Trouble need this grand
for it never disappoints Cure
coined by F H. Baxter. Price 5011
:1. 00 Trial bottles free. '-
THOUSANDS SAW FREAK Fla
NFW YORK, July 2-—-It has has
ad at the Battery Park aquari
Bermuda is a specimen of the be
muracna vitata or striped ch
none that discovered in 1844,
snake and yet- a fish. “More, t
000 persons viewed the maria
during its first day on exhibition
Ramon s Nerve & Bone Oil. t‘
Its name penetrates to the nerve in
bone driving out pain and efle‘otl
miraculous cores in acute rheu‘m
25c. R H. Piaisted.
ACTS IMMEDIATELY. _
Colds are. sometimes more tron
some in summer than in wintér'
hard to keep from addin. f ‘
while cooling off after ene‘bc a
Minute Cough Cure care: at one
solutely safe. Acts immediately
cure for coughs, colds, cro‘up, til: it
and lung troubles. Clifford Pill
any. ‘
MANY iMMiGRANTS LANDED
NEW YORK, July 2~FIgures
pared by the official statistician of
lls island give the number of l‘
grants landed at this port in the
six months of this year as 16
POSONING THE SYSTEM.
It is through the bowels, ,
body Is cleansed of impuritié‘s
potion keeps these poisons in th
tern, causing headache, dullness 1
melancholia at first. then u
eruptions and finally seriou
unless a. remedy is applied
Little Early Risers preVent tn , ,
hie. by stimulating the liver and
mote easy healthy actibn of the 1
sin. These little pills do not act
leutiy but by strengthening the 1
enable them to perform their
work: Never gripe or distress,
ford Pharmacy
BMEt. ING COMPANY
TED. ’
BUTTE 119111.. July , .
of incorporation of the Non
fog and Refining Company' on
laws of the state of South ,
W. Sanders 81‘ Pierre:
blaming. 9 Butte Mon
Ii or diesel 1131?
as :B union's ni'nfco
"11's nauseous . o.
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Harperw 1m Ordered 11111.11; ‘
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