,1 , R 81' R
_ , BUST MEANS BUST
N0 RRBT NO RUB?
: Mo‘Rusr NO ausT."
, " Io alwoys at your service.
disptain George Ellsworth, of Bay-
‘ Mitt}.
*Mr and Mrs. John J. Higgins and
Ifrlends aI1Ie camping out on Smith' s 151
sec}:
Mrs.
ls spending a few days with
George Soboy.
A party from East Norwalk will cu-V
» joy a sail today in Commodore T. S
IIIIposlItion with Ezra M. iV’lutt
“1.1.3.3 McAlllstor. of New York.
MrsI
Glov '5 launch.
R11 Gilbert. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.1 William Gilbert, is Illl . at her
home in Pleasant street.
‘Mlss Blanche Boerum, of Brooklyn,
is, spending the Fourth with Mr.Iand‘
Mrs. “Edward Drake. Better Place
The swedlsh Sunday school of Sea
view avenue. is "enjoying its annual pic
nic today at" Calf Pasture Island:
Charles Remuon. cmployéd on his
oyster steamer in Bridgeport. is spend-1
‘ ing the day at his home in Fort streets
Mrs Max Levy, of the Washington
street bridge, has returned from a
week‘s visit with friends in New York
1 . c ty
M12Nlms,wlfe and daughter from;
B1',ooklyn arrived yesterday to spend
the Fourth the guests of Dr‘ and Mrs);
Franklyn G Brown.
William A. ticker, of CoveV avenue
has returned from a several days bus-V
luess through New Jersey; to Spend
the Fourth at his home.“
3olla Black is attending a clam bakr.
'fi
today. on one of the Norwalk islands. '
M J Decker will shortly move from
‘1 Cove avenhe'to Bette Place. ' _1 "1
A baseball team captained by Nor—
I man Seymour defeated a team captain-
ed by Harold Bundle Wednesday
morning. by the score of 15 to 3.
Harold Ve1lty and Alfred Lumen
whieelc‘d to Fourteen Acre pond, yester
day afternoon. and returned with all
the pond Jules Ithey could crury.
W. H51 Barmim ‘urrive‘d yesterday .11
10mm from IDanbury, to spend‘ Hit ‘
l1‘ourtIli1,»:IwithV ‘dils family and Mr. Ind
'lri'lde‘ Partrlck, of the Washington
dgé 7 :31."
The return mid- Week meetings war-cl
held 111111181 room in the Methodist
and Aid‘ve‘n .gt’lbu as. but the excite
ment ovo'rd the Fourth kept the at-
tcuditnce flown. "‘
Captriin "Hon" Saunders and James
Whitney started this morning with a
party of Danbury men on aIfislrlng trip
to Block island. The party expects
to be gone about a week.
Richard Bland will wheel to New
Canaan today and spend the day with
his wife and Miss JennievBavls‘ 11.11%
are visiting friends in that. place. The
entire party will return tonight
The special platform meeting, which
had to be postponed ins! Sunday even
lug on account of the rain will be held
Sunday night in the Advent Christian
Church and it is expected that the
church will be crowded.
The» scanty supply of flags, is espec
ially. noticeable to the outsider today
But the lack of decoration is being 11111-
piy made up by the noise that ”It
Fast No Iw‘alk Young Amerlcu is mak-I
“Pl
Norman StilekeVy. of Cove avenue
was one of the first. to receive 1'
Fourth of July injury. A pistol ex
plodcd in “his right hand; leaving a
piece of steel firmly imbedded in the
member.
Charlies LaCrolx, A. 11.1 Hefner's
manager, reports that the Sale of tire-,
crackers this year has been equal if
not a little ahead of. previous years
A large quantity of fire crackers has
been disposed of.
The party of boys that was to have
camped out today on Cockence Island
has given up the pa as Charles Sta-
Iples‘, son ‘of Willla B‘. Staples. who
, ismlssi Isnd rep Ited drowned, was!
- one of tn 1: party.
‘ P. Veinsteln and family, of Stamford.
and Lena Sosnoquitz and Samuel
Greene. of Brooklyn,,are sppndi the
amps To 1111 and Mrs. J ..
‘ Vdult'eV ll fit their“ hdrrlcs in‘
Van Za‘ndt street, and it is requested
that boys refrain from tiring tire-
I crackers in that vicinity. M18.Beddy
was reported critically ill last night.
For; 5!;
‘ facts patrolled in front and in he
vicinity of the residence of '
field, in East avenue. last evening. and
kept the neighborhood comparatively
\quiet. Mrs. Hatfield was in a very
I critical condition all last night.
‘ The Mayflower boys kept open
'Vhouse all stI night, and were do read:
,1 . .-
,nn‘hc, N. J.. has been visiting friendd
la
Veleo e Erickson, of New street has
‘ a visit in‘ New York:
1 alcasantrwioit at her Iunole's Benja-
LI
{smiths Trgvcbridge o‘x .
33111131on W Avery is spending a
week in Vermont.
111.1..11 wince, or New York ‘wps
iu D111 ion, Monday.
, 1111‘. Annie L. VVScofleid is in New
11011115119.» visiting relatives.
Iday thorn ‘11“ three wee‘ks' visit in‘ Syra-
with“ [da Laugd‘ou "is ln‘3lcp‘limdk.
be h. »
V .113 George Scott and daughter.
Miss Jennie. visited Miss Bessie Weed,
Noroto‘it:
There was a teacher's meeting
Thursday night at Rev H. 1;'B Brown's
residence , .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siuuson and
son 111110111 returned this week from
'11is York.
Mr. and -‘Mrs. (111111115111 Chasmar, of
Cluiruotte. N C., were Iin New York
city last week.
M181 IT. 13: Whitney's mother. Mrs.‘
Bro’w‘n,‘ will spend the "Fourth at her
Brooklyn“ho11ie., '1
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, 1‘of i'IBrooklyn,
are guests of M1. and 1111.11. B.‘Wlil-
8011 Bell avenue.
Mrs. George Kirk of Bridgeport, vis.
ited her permits,» Mr. and M1811 Charles
A Bates Monday.
Mrs. Charles Weber and daughter,
Miss Gracie returned Tuesday. from
Mrs. Walter 8. Whitney spent Wod-
nesday with her cousin, Mrs. Merlin
J. Waterbury Norqton.
Milton Macher‘, or New‘ York city,
was the truest. Saturdity. oif his cistern.
Mrs Albert 11. scenes.“
F.\V.l31‘11ggerholfV,of No'roton. “re-
turned Sunday evening from a week's
trip to‘ Minneapolis,‘iMll‘in.
Moses Mather and daughter, Mrs
Franklin A Smith. wore calling on
figleuds in Dorian. Saturday.
Little Willie Jolliffe hurt his arm
quite badly, Tuesday breaklug'onc of
'the small bones. while playing ball.
‘ 3Mr Robinson, of the Newton Sol
II,leV»e1vs'»l;lome, is visiting his comrade
E A. ‘Ferrls, at The li‘nrmsII this
week. '
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Jeliiftc and ram.
.in moved Monday, from "Ndrotou
Heights to V’Tho‘ir summer home in Db;
on
Mrs. W Russell Monkey. who has
ilcéir‘ quite seriously ill with pieuro~‘
pneumonia. is now considered out of
danger ,
Mrs. Mary Wood loft Wednesday
or her home in Brooklyn, utter a
11in Wood of N51515::
Mrs. George Tongue. of Brooklyn; 111‘»
turned this ‘wock after 11 pleasant vis- .
t with ‘Mts Henry Whitney, Mrs:
.eorgo Scott and Mrs Arthur Whit-I.
11ey.' “
The Social LeagueV ‘o‘! the Barton
Congregational Church will hold of
lawn fete en'the grmmds of Dr». (7-: ll.
Nokon's 1881119111113. Tuesday shampoo:
and evening July 15
Misses Jennie. and M. Adelaide
Walker, of Brooklyn, who are spending
heir vacation in Barton, loft Tuesday
uornlng, to attend the marriage of
heir cousin, Miss Daisy Fredricks. to
loger Marr Roberts at Brooksldc. Ar
tpr the wedding, 'Mr: Indd Mrs Roberts;
vlll leave for 0111111011115, 'I‘whlch wVIlll“ be,3
heir future home.
The Darien friends of Miss Anna
)icktuman, of New Hayes, will be in
crested to learn that she has been»
lccted president of‘ the "Stimulus"
“ocicty Vof the State of Connecticut.
ilss Anna has resigned as secretary
1f the Y. P. Social Union at New Ha-
on and leaves next week for Port-
and on business of the “Sunshine" So-
lot.y
The following notice was posted
his week: “Juiy1,1902. Notice Spe-
ial Meeting of "'lho Center School:
ilstrlct.Tl1c legal voters of Center.
lchocl? District ofth‘e'Town or Dorian
are hereby notified and warned that
especial meeting o‘f'sald1‘dlstl'lct will
1c hold at the Center School House
1n Thursday evening. July 10.1 at 8 p.
11. to lay a tax to pay so much of the
ndcbtedr‘iess of said district as shall
is doomed advisable William Hind
'cy. district committee.” 1 1 . 3
One of the pleasautesi. events oi the
Iveck was a surprise party at Miss
vy Birchard‘s Tuesday evening, giv-
3n by her young friends. Those pres-
1nt were Misses Miriam Close. Irma
Smith Edith Stillman, Florence Mc-t
oohml.1.111y»~,zsneger Annie"é Weeks;
i‘hcresa Hoyt and Theodore and Stan:
of Buffalo. Lester Hludley. Percy and
“heater Cantrell
children There werewga'mes and re
fre‘shments and s roon good time.
V WESTPOR T.
Mrs Pests, of Bridgeport, is visiting
elatives her-Va
Matormsn "Fred Sweet resumed ‘du-
ties Tuesday. after a‘ week’ 8 ‘vIacation.
Friends from Bridgeport are visit.
113 the family of M18 Mary E. Ierght
Smith
H R Sherwood has joined the mil-
3f 115,30er .
A. W. Smiths new launch has bean
r, hauled out‘hnd ‘lts keel given a coat '01“ 1
II copper palflti‘l ‘1
“ John 351151..» of Bridgeport, 1a the. ill
guests of his sisters here. He will re
main 8 week.
Stuart W. Sherwood, Vof Itlie Univ-er
2‘ ‘sity of "..Pennsylvania is home" for the Cl
summer vahation.
litre. John C. Mather 1.1111111511111111»...
Miss Holly Secly has published a
' polo on‘ the neonatal"
ey Brown and their cousin ‘Jiiéh Eli-1111,11
“Trinity Ohurch Sunday school'wiil '
picnic at Compo Beach next Tuesday. ’
itia. He is a member of Company D. h
In} Iblloltl 313::an
511.1111 11511.1
ng in no
in section in ridding" their hay un-
Ider cover.
are hard at it, haying.
seminary. is spending the manner Iva
and -.Mrs ,- 8 Mount. i”-
WMlss C 16ft slidihiies Sebettieri.
with‘twovhididoIImIill leave no Jt,1-Mo11
.1 tiny 101 ti: c 1th audits. to d the
balance of‘ the sumbrei‘. ,
The Sundav school of the Memor'
Vial Church of the Holy Trinity, will
picnic at Compo Beach, Tuesday af-‘
tornoon. July 15th. Supper will bei
served on the beach at 5 o '.c|ock
, (Last Saturday Theodore Taylor
erected a hitching post on the triangle,
claimed by him, in front of Represen-
tutlvo Nash’s residence. Yesterday
niornlngi some 111811115 11.11 removed the
1381118 1
'AsI there 'will 1.51.55 morsiVBunday
IpapoI1 delivery in the village of West
port; customer‘s ch11 secure their pap-
are 'at theidl‘d news depot, formerly oc-
peopled by Joseph iMills, next to Per
r)" a barber shop.
The Go d Cheer. Club of the Congrc
“national dinner 'in active; the boys and
mil-ls busily carrying“ out the purposes
for which it was formed Mrs. J Back
? us is loader. Miss Ethel Falrchild sce‘
rotary, William Petite head of the flow.
or committee.
"A well conceivedmlan formed by
small boys in Combo section to satu
rate the ties plied along the behch line
with kerosene and burn them last
night was nipped inlche' bud. The pur
pose leaked out and Superintendent
,Purd‘y became» aware of the intent and‘
circumvented the mlch'ie‘vous young-I1
store.
The other day Frederick Allen nar-‘
‘rovlly escaped serious injuries He was
driving his team. hitched to a mowing
machine. alonglche highway wh en the
horses look (right ami- ran away The
machine Was badly broken“ and Allen
thrown from his seat. but he held to
I
a‘ standstill
feet. .. ,
Men are attworkmergploting the cu
dhbol it adds
materially to the architectural beauty
ot‘the building, Mien. by 111511115», 111
by far ‘tl‘v'u‘ best school in the town
from a sanitary point of view. Plenty
oi light every facility for ventilation.»
(iterated well above the street love1,01
necessity dry. though long in material.
Pile“, being dragged some.
icing it is of a character that the towniped, pretest against It
may we‘ll be proud .0".
.‘ - l
‘~What’s the secret or hobbit. vigor I
one health? Simply keeping the bowl
his the stomach. the liver and kldncyr“
strong and active.» Murdoch'mood pic
tors does it.
i
WEST“ AND CENNONS. 1
Miss Emma Gilbert is Iqulte sick with
throat trouble. ,
Charles Kennel] is spending a few
Idays in New York.
Frank Cole of Daubury, has been
risitiug at Charles Cole‘m8 ll
“Miss Edna Barker. of Ebcnsburg.
is the “9'3“. of. Miss Mamie ml»
.1...
lerVV 1
“Clifford *Bturges ”of Nmalk. has".
been luII town visiting friends this.
week.
Mr {the Mrs Jacob Keane" are 1.1.1
tertninlug friends fm‘m New York 111111173l
the Fourth.
»Mr and Mrs Alex Gather have mov-I
ed into the house with Frank Bishop 1'
and family ,
.MrsLMary A. Bethci and daughters
have gone to Ocean Grove to spend 11111.;
Men women and children '.
Miss GraceV Adams. of Mt. lVloiyokeV I
cation» at the ho‘m‘o of heripardnts, Mr.’ '
a which, all to
the mine and brought the animals to...
'V‘ arrivo in the east two three and some
i destination are side ti'alltked and hi
1 all were affected the per diem charge
Docs wh tyou drink butt
up thIiIII'IIsItl’I
1533...?
,I, ll .
«irom whi they madcd beer.» We have
done that lot" on 11111111111: made an:
extract. If to t is you add sugar. actor
‘and yeaStI cake. you l1 vs a root beer
,Why “"33?
G
.1313
“it‘ll WW.
l
J ullt 11 speech
Williams 1111111 Beer 1. ,,
will quench rho 51313511 111111111 11111111115:
aniiy‘ can have—will also brace the
body (luring summer's trying-111qu.
Nerves and stomach both o'rdinaril
get upset, but it s not so it ym cplrill‘
Williams Root Beer. There's soothing
In its touch against 15.111511511151101
jn your throat. Its (.‘llc1m1911csVsngtis-
lies your thirst’ s longiugs.
WILLIAM It ETON (30., l n
.....1..1.111c r1111 ......
cousoLIroA-reo amp HUSTl-IING-V
To RbturnV cars» to ‘Tl‘loir Oan at?
.1 Ber Dljbmmramu‘.“ 1 3V1
Orders have been Issued by General
113.131 .111 absolute
the report circulated by
l’V°“.?V pop; a news agency in the United States
‘ i111 yesterday 11111 61,000 persons, led by
out 11 is do is, attempted yesterday to storm
Barn) consulate at hamburg, (ta
8% tibnrohstration against Em- »
Williams “remit
IMarienburguand it is cuuall
"thldtif the clown afterward
h‘g'uiust the homes of the Polish lead-
ers in the rcichsrath because. they
,1 tailed publicly to protest against the,» ~
which was IdIIeliIvIeredI June 5,
udd1 can" at
untIII'ua
turned
”mm-«-...
GAVES‘M“ WOMA‘N'S Llfi'éu .
To have given up Would have mount
death for“ M‘,rs‘ Lois Graig. 5‘1 Dorclies
tor, Mass.
untoiu‘ misery from a severe lung n so
bio and obstinate cough;
writes, “I could scarce" y breathe and
sometimes could not speak
tors and remedies failed till I used Dr.
“King's New Discovery for Consump-
’- tlon rtnd was completely cured " Suf~
forei‘s from Coughs, Colds. Throat and
Lung Trouble need this gland remedy. V
for it never disappoints Cure to soar. 1 A
anteedi by F H. Baxton Price 50c and ,
5.100. Trial bottlns‘ free. ' ' “'
For years she had endured
(all (‘OC'
Manuscr Chamberlain. of the Con:
solidatc‘ti Railroad ‘cslllng attention of.
division superintendents to the tact
that hcr'oai'tei evc1y foreign car on the
New Haven road will cost the company
twenty live cents every twenty- four
hours. ‘
Consequently there is a very dnuid
ed hustle to get all unloaded cars on
the move toward their home road and .
there will be no let up hurt] a change
is made in the charge.
The per diem charges for freight
care was established‘ some time ago
by the American Railway Association.
and it was voted that a system should
be out into effect July 1. Under'thlai‘
plan every foreign car will coat the
management or the road on which it is
being used» twenty cents for every
twontytfour hours.
There was decided opposition to
this plan by the custom railroads lead
iug to the exporting points and their
.ciaims of unfairness in this system are
apparently well founded.» .
They claim that they would be put ,
lo a large and unjust expensmby the »
adoption of the per diem champ and
it was reported that the Boston &
Maine and New York New Hdvou &
Hartford roads would make u combin,
Their grounds
for plotcst would be substantial. it is
eat but so far nothing has been dune I
in is regard and the system lsinow
in force.
it is claimed by the. eastern r~ail
roads that western shippers are prone
to send their shipments so that they»
Vlrmcs foul day‘s before their cargoes x
(inn be transhipped and the western
cars unloaded to be returned to the
ironic road These early shipmentsi
wiiil cost the eastern roads no small
pmonnt of money. and it is not im
btollahlc that the shipper may be
mVIadc to bear the extra expense. There
are other objections to the plan- in
the cast but this is the most import-
out.
On the. other hand the western peo.
pie claim that their cars are sent cast
and that when they vaewt their
towed to stand unused on days at a 5.
time serving for manufacturers who
htiVe no warehouses
There are about 1.500, 0th) freight
1131's 011 the roads“ included In the
Ainmlcan Railway Association and if
would mean a daily account of 8300-
000 for freight car use divided among
the various roads.
twice its
summer months I
Miss lrene Lockwood was memes,
oorgetewu, last week. : »
‘Whiie picking cherries for William?“
Olmstcad last week Willie Scribner:
fell from the Ilnd‘dor aInd hr '11. his:
wrist ‘
1111211033.. Johnston. whose home is
near Plttshurg, Penn, has been the
Lguest of her classmate Mrs. A. G
lioynton -‘
gP131111. axioms.- w. 11 Stockwoll. M3?"
have been spending the winter
their studio in Bridgepo1t,rcturncd t
C upon this week.
Rev. John I". SteVe‘u and wife, Mr. and .
VlVlV‘VthV warren. Mr, :11qu ltrlrsx.y BirIIker and
ins Si loop 11 cw or.
1. V“ 3 11 war 1111
vs 118.3111 ‘ V ’ 1
of the flat, ‘ «your City
wIi'III drill aids"
‘ Stephen Hoyt
,1 V$zstfg2tggesst§eg {fiziei‘égfiéo 93:3; FaveI splegtions upon he piano with n
will remain until Monday. ’ nip 0" se accompttn ment‘ be the M
450111.111.
terly conferen
regular 8 Vonlhk
.....
Vianeetlhg‘ or on. 6011‘;
cat 811's
of "her sister. Mrs. aeration) Hill in:» ’ '
‘ The switch is operated by electricity
- generated from the power house and
V at an and can slide through the switch
pi e the 18,118
MW
AUTOMATIC awlil‘flH.
‘Ao Electric Device installed In Strut
g - ma by them. 11. FL. Co.
Roudmaster Davis of the Connecti-
out Railway & Lighting Company has
uhish installing a Baidmnrfloland
ly short
Ve a”
vein"
The N
Your ..Doliar will 1look larger and
you'll have more 1)! them If you open
8 Savings Account.
no [TTODIAYI
The power of compound interest
maker; a single. dollar, swell to nearly,
{mental
I'll:
spinal NORWALK
SWINfiS WINK.
.UIitIIlngED BANK BUILDING.
open for business Saturday
from tit 001th 8.500.
Asuncion sauces roa ,
out!) crops
1111211111111» “
F
size the Comparative
1
automrt 1: switch 'atathe p‘o‘le in Strat-
ford center, The switch repldoea the ‘
old band s‘Witch which was used to » »»
t ho the New Haven and Shelton di-
3 0118. ‘
insult-oiled 'by the motorman using
o notches on the controller of the
11‘. The switch tonkue is drown from
a do snide shyenrdorge ~maguot11’olosedv ~
on box 1'oastln‘g‘ ‘r‘ilttlmlr‘éli‘1“t‘b‘ ’tlie'
l'o
births When 8 cars .‘pass ..
0111a. ...-11 portion the momma can ~
tfirpw be tongue oln the direction he _. II
tithes es»,,by‘ moving the handle-of then ‘1 ‘ “
NM» the tongue. This took about
, and one. halftminutes, willie by the.
w: method a suffused not be‘stopped- III-“IIII
ally without any perceptible jotting.
“...-*0 ; _
hing upon the reports that a race ‘" 1
be run betwee the steamer th
“hm G. Payne. oft o IErldgeport lino.
Il-nl .
byprnnmnt‘ipr‘tIlIh bit heroes
Di AN ., .
C. Bates, the librarian of they.
nacticut Historical soups, is at:
«lghn H. Kna 11111
John H. man":
‘ ‘1
Seymour
(Miriam Swnrtz
E. H. Mathewson;
<8 .
"Often." she I
. am‘ei‘n, ’8talns. Etc.,‘wo are headliner.
V “duel/0W are the» loading Painto‘for
,' Vh9‘l‘5'b93‘33,»'°"¢°3 W3 ”garg'I
7."
81 Dow
, ham Harris, Raymond St” South N012
I Are sometlrnoaV.hard»ro jot; but there
, why we have the trade we do.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-111‘.t 11‘
~ 1115.. ,. ....
:11;
I:
most tI ughly satis-
factor Ioprietary
Medicines I have be—
1mmegfmnillar with, in
more; third, 25 years
is ease
pill or tablet
1.1111111 hays known "90
.11 it serves the 11819511118
0-1111 «1111111111. screw
ti’e, liver {pill and r 1‘
1111511 0 the 11va
.I'wliile ‘al the” sap; e‘zi’pre
acting as n 1511151.. the
.blood and nervous 8518- I
tern. " S. E. H1011. »‘
Dru slat ,Go‘dctivlr
051.151... 3
,1 .
11ft»! «twp-ai—
nerarosaarons,
HAMMOoKs » . ,
wur'r-s MT. FREEZERS V
sensed noose
wmpowIscaseus
cuurrynroas. ..
ONE-WHEEL VHoes
Twain/Hear. H058 »
nurses
(Both Stone. and Faucet Filters)
“'WAT-ER'GO‘OLIERB. » 1»
Wood Alcoholin any “quantity.
in Points, Var-niches, Shetland. End
.8 ‘4:- ..
later‘f 7. .1 ': , :MI .‘1 1.1; ‘1
.‘Rémon‘lbefi, Longtna‘n 5‘1!‘ “Martinez
,,_ etc"
. VIr’lféo‘iI 31211585551151.1111; apathy.
112 WASHINGTON 8TR_£ET.V
OOU-THrNORWALi‘.
"11111111511118
811111111195, . ‘
Onehalf dozen steam gauges,
dict air pump, all kind- of 1' old
tools and mchlnory; 2 1111135 kettles.
reading Books, pulleys. shorting
and hangers. piping of various
sizes. Highest prices paid for iron,
steel, metals and 1111111. second hand
brass chandelier8.:~.~l1ardwaro Mix-w
walk. Close fiaturdpys. Phone 156-4.
are such. firings, neverthelcps. ,Wp
, donV'Vt mint to seem boastful. but 118 ‘
,1 are proud of our 115mm worked
hard to set it. We didn't take what
was throjIwn to no. 111111115 one reason
will »
It». I
no.5 -2587 "dawns
lynch-13M.
‘ Pennsylvania betWeen Olsen 1111
_ manna owing to a landslide
I distance cast of here.
1 washouts on the Erie and 3M
‘ Allegheny river has almost was it
,llome in summer 1111111111. win
, hard to keep from 51111515
I. “While cooling oft after exercise;
. and lung cornea;
,ri “CY-
‘ miners today called upon the Dre ‘3
1. view to ending the strike
dent expressed the hope that
I subject» which might enable bimeto not
.“_ intelligently in the event of a" .
1 181011 rising where interferon
'V omission of appreciation {mm M, ,
‘ la Fundy, o‘r Uree. N.‘ 0.“:
i Tonic Pellets.
. complete
' tions- to you and through youiio tlte
' president for the success of mum
. President McKin‘leyrIand con and ‘
1 President Roosevelt. .
. Del,
} dyspepsia.
1 tress and belching. I triexlr eve
V i could hear of, but nothing
~, till I took Brazilian Balm, an .
: cont bottle cured me compiet l
. Baxter;
’ 1. to this city today to appear
2; $5. 000.
it nAms'ttrltM iN NEW 11011
'» AI. WMANGA N“ Y. July 3.-‘-0na
I of the caviest ralnhtonnIiB, of, so
I commenced about midnight und't
. dlcatlous are
through today.
‘1 tor has caused a flood
1111111I it will, no . 118.
boheavy relief or
No tral to,
running on the Western New thI
The rhlni ,
reported to have also caused
Rochester and Pittsburg railroad“.
the high watermark and Is rapid] 1
ng
1 WW”- 1
Acre iMMEDiA‘TELYV. .
Colds are sometimes more tr}?
0
Minute Cough Cure cures at once A
‘soiutely safe. Acts immediatéi
cure for coughs colds. croft ‘ 1!
critical if 1.11
W|$H THE PRESIDENT TOV
1 WASHINGTON, July» 34—01111th
man Patterson , of Pennsyly"
among. whose constituents Me Win
ed a largo percentage of 11111111111 ,‘ »
and urged him to take actioInIIIIw
us
the suggestions made to him on tho
become.
Let our lady friendp read this.
at
i
of words to adequately 0811:6115 .
predation of Rarnon’r‘i Liver
I was a:
when I began the use of
» . meat They have complatltlyo
' my life from one 018%”!ka a‘
rut enjoyment I records:
meat to suffering woman
as a sure means ‘of coca
,‘ of misery, believing the they
i for you even what they, hove
‘ me " 0nly 25c. R.H.Pl8118t9ll
GOVERNOR WRIGHT- REP
WASHINGTON. July 3% riots
‘Root has received the following: a
from Acting Governor Wright.»
Philippines to his congratniht
iblegram tsent yesterday:
“P1 ovincial government
granted in Laguna on July 1 tit II
plotting the establishment or i
01 nment over all the civilized
the archipelago. Acceptance a
lean authority and general pool
I beg to offer
and humane policy inaugurated. ..
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEIFM
Mrs. Franklin B.ush of Neurons
says: “I suffered forward.
Used to have g
For sale by R.- H. Plaistnd‘ an
HELD FOR VGRANDL ROE
WATERTOWN, N. ‘Y. JV yr
and Mrs. L L. Richman.ot
charged with grand lumen 11»
stolen a 525, ‘000 necklace (I)
and pearls and 5247', the prop
Mrs. P. H. Delebarre,‘ also‘ of
York, from the veranda hit
man house at Alexandrl
day night, were arraignedh
justice in that village last a
preme Court Justice. Pardon.
liams. Bail was fixed in» til ‘ by;
David W. Rockinor'o
York, appeared for the detanda
«STOP THAT ,OOVLID
_ or it may result in Pneumon
zilian Balm is breaking~ up Go I II
ever tried, almost without. me
10 25 50c and 5100 bottles. '
ford, Baxter s or Piust‘ad's,
WOULDV NOT» CHANGE .
SPRINGFIEIJD Mot, ‘ I
‘Tweive thousand dollars V
late Louise Frisbie. fiormo'
street» broker willed to ,‘
Holmes. of Springfield, p ‘
changed his name‘ to Frisbie. , .
instead to Vassar college. Lo.
8 was Hoimjes'» aunt.» Hot
111...: In New York a year ago
I Was given I~~pntil Mtoday to do; I
or he would engage his min:
of the.donoi=.» He'aitnoudoe
woumld retain the name 9
-' 9‘6 » ll _
WitVt’s Witch Hue! salve til irate
Hstoppin‘gipaln or removiIIa
‘ 1 ': serious'honsequences
and wounds.
» 7
1 Sure cure for piles“ and sithr
Beware of Icounte feitsI Gil
scheduled for todaya N
Trotting Park Were IpIoI‘ port
c‘oIiIIiIIllt ofI rain. ‘
distressing pain:
, h alth due primarily hi
on ., L W. Spalding. Verona
yarn ago 1 goté'heihto tit}
zigw better at once and ‘n
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