NoRcstIIlhekaed'
"TO NEST MEANS RUST
RUBT MEANS BUST
user No tiller 1
NO RUBT N0 BUST." .
We are always at your service.
‘T. B GRIFFIN, Drugcisi,
205 Wuhlnghn 8!. . South Norwsik.
Grocer Robert .losclovaky Is sick.
Curt llllng, of New York. silell 1, I19
‘, Fourth with friends i11,tbls place ‘1
W. (l. 1.1”?Ctillllt't-i machine sh
East avenue, is closed until Monday.
Clifton Cooley. of 11 art street spent
the (lay in Springfield. MasSI. 11nd iIarI-
‘ ford.
M 5.111111111551111 the Washington
street bridge, spent yesterday at Com
p0 Beach
The East Norwalks and Dmicus me
playing ball this afternoon. on May—
flower Oval.
J. E. Robinson, of Danburv. is spend-
ing a few days with Fiauk Staples of
Strawberry Hill.
Curtis Eddy. of Bridgeport. ls spend-
. . log a few days With Alexander Pub‘ncr.
. of Illanford Place.
and Mrs Harry Roberts spent
the day with Mrs. Roberts' parents in
Wilton avenue, Norwalk. _
. Miss llesaie WIlsdu has been (mite,
ill the past; week; With tonsilitis. at
her home In Seaview avenue.
Leslie Gamble and family, and John
Ashworth and family drove. to Baton.
yesterday. and spent the (lay.
EdWard Thomson and E. W. C Cun-
nlitgham are down the hnr'bm today
trying their luck at black fishing.
Mrs. Jennie E Corne,1.1fl)anbuIy. is
11.: guest of her brother. Frank Staples.
£1le Mrs. Anna Sturges, of StIawberry
Dentist Hoibeit Ayres (it Brooklyn,
spent the (lay at his home I11 Van Zandt
511551.115. returned to the city this
morning
Edward Ger'haId‘t and wife of Stumt
avenue,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gerhardt of Myr~
tlé avenue.
Royal A. Curtis. of Brooklyn, Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Drake,
oi' Belts Place, where. he will remain
over Sunday
The Southern New England Tele-
phone Company is laying a lead cable
across the river to replace the one cut
several weeks ago.
The baptism of. children and sacra-
meat or the Lord's Supper will be ob~
served 1511151111151: 1111111111111. in the East
Avenuerethodist Church ‘ 1 ~
Mrs; Edward Roddy: and son William
and Mrs. 5:11.51, 01’ Long Island. spent
theiFourth htt 5 home of Mra.E E: J.
Roddy: Indian Esprit street.:1 ' "
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wallace.
and the lattor‘s Mother. of New York
have been guests at Captain and Mrs.
Charles 11.131131." Belts street
Mrs. Willlhm .’l‘. 1111111151115.» and Miss
Hattie 11151115111150: Pecksklll. N. Y.
are spending a few days at the home of
A. B MuttaIt, iII‘Myrtls.1 avenue.
Mrs. E. J. Roddy continues seriously
ill at her home in Van Zandt street
She passed a comfortable (lay,yeste1'-
day. but last night had u had turn;
Wallace Bates Alexander and Ward
' Palmer, Curtis Eddy and Charles Hill
are down the harbor today. in Captain
Batcs’ “LeelaMay.” after blacklish.
. There was a big trafllc yesterday on
the Gregory Point extension. Just be-
fore. the ball games in the morning and
afternoon ten cars were run on the
line
. Charles Hosegood had quite a hand-
some pyrotechnic display. last evaninz
at his home in Prospect street. which
was thoroughly enjoyed by the neigh-
borhood.‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Bocrum of Van
' Zaudt streét. are spending a few days
with their daughter and son— in- law
Mr. ‘nnd Mrs! .S‘choehhof of New
York city.
John Coleman. and two friends from
New Milford with George Tobey as
captain,- returned yesterday. from a
week's cruise'in the “Ward V. " All
report a fine time
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett, of
Rowayton. spent yesterday the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'LHommedieu
The party enjoyed a drive to Bedding,
where they spent the day.
. Mr. and Mrs. William Richards of
Halitoke. Mass spent the Fourth the
guests of Mrs. Annie Goddard, of the
~Washington street bridge. In the at-
ternoon the party went to Rpton for an
outing.
A party of about thirty from the Ad-
vent Christian Church spent yesterday
at Calf Pasture beach where they
thoroughly enjoyed.thomselves.1ltev.
J. W Davis conducted a Bible reading
. while at the beach
John W .Banks and William A.
Bronson spent yesterday In the Park
City,w1here they saw the twenty mile
Nelaou'manbi bicycle race. 1-Nelson11 won ,
out, his time being thirty-four minutes,
. seventeen seconds . -.
Contractor Arthur Waldron expects
to start a force of men at work Mon-
‘ «lay. on thé new Roadie bakery. Con-
tractor William. Sheldon has completed
in
’ .‘1'1
‘11 :pla‘t‘f 5er'vic ,,
”a“? Sunday eyeb-
1 ‘ aln. will be
in the 'Adreht
‘ 1 will take considerable time.
Norwalk. spent yesterday with ’
. Q"The Fa
1 :1 “raw-1m ....‘ “I‘ 1‘ '
lug quite a bad bu~rh.“1 1151's
caught live. but the blaze was promptly
put out by wrapping a coat about him.
but not until both hands had been
burned quite badly
Mail I. Human-(lieu. hon of Mr and
'Mls. John l.'llon11nedlou. of Scavicw
avenue, whose lace and eyes were illi-
cd with powder. ’l‘bursday’cvcuing, the
result of a giant firecracker exploding
unexpectedly. is as comfortable as can
to 11111111111511 His face is one mass of
black and the little fellow on not see
out or his eyes, so much now or hav-
ing 15111151111: them.‘ Dr F: B Baker,
who Is attending him. hopes to be able
to restoIe his sight. but says that it
The accl-
‘deut ‘w‘: 111d have been much worse. had‘
he uot‘r canted proper attention direct-
ly after It occurred. He Was taken into
the house of W. 0. Merrittuwherc a
large part or the powderflwas washed
out. of his face an (leyes before it be-
came imbeddcd in the flesh.
:10 WA non.
There were no serious accidents in
this place yesterday. .
Mrs. (low 1111 W. Wicks is entertain
I111: several people from Virginia.
Lenny Crockett 111:1: retained home
from a few days visit with his uncle
Frank I.'llomme(iicu, III Brooklyn.
Mrs; John H, l’lantlcr has returned:
home from a visit with friends in New
l’.ork ‘
Mrs (L‘ H. Calder, at Main street is
entertaining blonds from Now Co
uaan
Daniel Ilobblucon of I’atcbogue L. l
Iclutlves.
.iolm llrhadway who cut his finger
along nicely.
All the oyster steameis. in 1111‘: bur
breeze all day yesterday.
home oi‘ William Godfrey in Wilton.
Frank R. Stevens took a party to the
westward last evening in the steamer
“Kate C. Setvcns" to see the fireworks.
The this 1051: so high last night that
it came in the ditch that is being dun
for the water main on Rowayton ave
nae.1
The steamer Laurel, has returned
home rom Bridgeport,whe1e she has
been I’m the past couple of weeks 1111
dergoipg repairs;
Captain Preston Hart took a party
from New Canaan to Northport L. 1..
sloop l ida May.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Met,
ice cream and cake sociable In tht1
chapel this evening.
‘ The this rose so high yesterdav that
people coming to Rowayton from Rot
on Point had to 1110 around across the
11511115151111 bridge 1
...1H Delvin. inspector of the Board of
Education of New York, was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dolsnd
'and family over the Fourth at than
home in Rowaytou avenue. yesterday.
The. crew of the "Kate C. Stevens”
and a scrub team from Rowayt‘on piar
on bail yesterday morning at Roton
Point the. llowaytons winning by the
score of Iii to I0. Frank R. Stevens
and William Moore were the battery
for the. Stevens crew and Edgar Lynch
and Louis Ober for the Rownytons.
——--—-——---:—-
DA RIEN 1' ND NOROTON.
Alfred C Bailey has returned home
{10m spending a few days at the sea
slIoIc. ,
One of Darlene fairest
110W wears
Moro anon
The Lima residence In this place is
101111th;: a coat of paint by the hands
of C. C. Benedict.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Stoorza spent
the Fourth in Port Chester with Mrs.
Stoorza’s parents.
Dr. John H. White, of New York,
has been in town calling on friends and
some of his patients.
Mis W F. Dickerman expects to
visit the Adirondacks this summer it
her health will permit.
Rev. Louis French has an addition
built upon the northeast corner of his
piazza at the rectory. Noroton. '
‘ Most of the stores in this place re-
mained open yesterday morning for
the accommodation of patrons
William C Perry. of Bedford. N. Y.,
will succeed the late Arthur S. Bib-
-bins as principalof Center school, Da:
rien.1
Mrs. W. N Capen. of Noroton,
daughtei of Miss Edna, and 5011 Fred
will leave next Tuesday to spend the
month in Maine.
Conan Doyle’s work "The Hound of
the Baskervilles" has been presented
to the. Buried Public Library by Miss
C. G. McClellan. . 1
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bryan and
child at Brooklyn who have been the
guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Alfred C. Bai-
ley, have returned to their home. \ .
The Yale. & Towne manufactory has
been closed most all the week and the
several emuployees In this place, have
been enioying the brief vacation.
A flow barn‘ is being built on the
Merlin J. Waterbury place- at Ox
Ridge, recently purchased by W.
Phelps Stokes. The dimensions are
100 x 75 feet.
The grounds of the old place of
Benjamin Weed, just. purchased by Dr.
Hanson, are said to be wonderfully im-
proved also the. line residence. A
new summer house has been erected.
. Selectman» Charles G. Waterbu
his sister :Mi's. Seeley and Miss Helen
daughters
her engagement ring
the funeral of William G Heushaw,
Mr. Waterbury’ a brotheroln-law.
The topic for the Christian Endeav-
or Society. 5111111111. July 6, will be
ther's Care.” Mitt. 6 25-35:“
was in town yestciday visiting his ,
quite badly a few days ago is getting , 1
her bad then colors waving to the ‘
Mr. aners. George W. Stevens 11ml" 1
daughter lola spent the. Fourth at the 1 ‘
yesterday in Captain George Wicks 1
hodist Episcopal Church will hold an ‘
‘Wate‘rbury, have returned from Soutb- 1
port where they have. been attending
you are obliged
the left ovary removed.
Mm. M. G. vantr, Upson, Wis
"Dean Mas. P11151111: :-—\thn i 1v rob: to y
health, death would have been a Welcome. visitor
advice and am now well. I had tried every thing" 1 (30.1.1 hear of went to
every doctor for and near, spent a great deal of “TIL
Many of Them Unnecessary. in Mrs.
'Pinkham’ 5 Advice” and Medicine
Have Saved Many
the Surgeons Knife.
Hospitals in our great cities 1111: s' .111 places to visit.
’i‘hmc fourths of the patients 1111a; 1111 th‘osc snow~wl1itc beds are
women and girls.
‘Why should this be the case. 9
Because they have neglected thmauuvcs.
Every one of these patients in the. has ital beds had
warning in that bearing-down feeling, pain at the left or rig ll‘. ofy the
womb, nervous exhaustion, pain in the small of the back. All these
things one indications of an unhealthy ('1 subunit of the ovaries or womb
What; a terrifying thought. I these poor sou
hospital M8 hWbiti lit; a lawful 011111 at 11111.
.Domot. donations at home or in your pl
30 to the hospital and subu
possible-operation. Build up the female. systei‘,
which have signified themselves by danger sir, 111111, and remem sum
Lydia E. Pinkb‘om’s Vegetable (‘1mipoundi has saved thousands of
1 womoudrom the hospital. Read the letter here published with the full
consent To the writer, and see how she escaped the knife by a faithful
1913st Mrs .Pillkham’s advice and treatment by her medicines.
111i? 1a om write to Mrs. Pin barn at Lynn, Mass... matron
advice; bur xpericnoe covers two ‘
May Be
“Dunn 1111:. 91115111111: ~As I am 1: great so
thought I would write to you to (see if' vou tbourht them? was a positive
1101 for 11112.1 am very sore through my lumcls' ems-11.115.111.511 newomb
on the left side low down I will be taken with a dull sore pain, and in an
hour will be so core that I cannot. 1111111: myself. an will hard to binpoulticed
and will be unable to walk for to 11 or 11.51111. \1 echo
at. times. The doctor Says I will have to go throutrh an opt-entioumml have
If you canxhelp. me let. me hem-«from you,soon."——
( 11v 11‘,
At the time I wrote you I was saving up money to
operatiou upon the womb and ovaries which the
would die, but. thanks to your i'cmmiies. I avoided this.
bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham' s vegetable Com
Blood Purifier, and used tour packages 1111 Nanativci an
advise every woman sufieiing asl
dies'.“--Mns. M. Ii Summer. llpson.l\"18. (March 20 1901..)‘
did to take Lydia E. Pinkhams reme-
Wanton From 11
i ,1
lenty of
Is are lying there on theta
I
has of employment until
III: to an examination and
cure the deran manta
on i. ThutpMany Operations
Avoided. i
,Il‘eror or l'Icmnloitrouble I
I have a- bad discharge
1111111. ) I
1:}: lastrfsll in .‘rcgu-d to my
mo. but. 1 followeduour
try and macivod no bcwfit.
{to to Ohio-ago to have an
actor (and unless I had I
I have taken eight
1nd, two of your»
am a. well woman. I
$5000
REWARD. —- We huvodaposltod with thaNa
w 111.11 will be paid to any person who 1: an dad t
are not genuine. or were published In lot-c obtaiuln the‘ writer's gmw m
tional. Cit 1111:1501 L
1111. the Alarms mimogflTW
111115511111.htm, Pinkhamfl edolnc 011.5.an fill-
railed duringthe (lay and were royally L ‘ I - WW
entertained The Volunteer Hook and . W’L TON"
Laddoi Company kept open house ' MISS Elli
kles, . roses .and
meld. Noroton,
mirstiou.
is a flourishing
1 a dozen ripe
its branches.
Congregational
he held on the
91 cning.
It‘lllp. n1 Dar
deliver 1a serie
Incas on “Vital
Pat able of the
l‘ransgressorsu
Saved?” July
ebus Son; or.
themes wlilab‘e as follows:
”The Wayward Son; or, The. Way or
:1
for Mankind“ "
Thursday evening,
The beautiful display
' of honeysuo~
other fioWers upon the
veranda and grounds of A: Floyd Deb
has attracted much ad
'A very‘pretty sight there
orange tree with near-
orangos hanging upon
The Social League. of the Buried _
has made"
great. 111eparations for the lawn fete to
Church,
lawn of Dr. George. H
Noxon 11511111111115.1115): afternoon and
Supper will be, served from
No 9‘c'clock and music will be torn
ished in the or
Methodist Episcopal
loscph i.. Guernsey, ,
worship tomonow at 111: 30 a In. and
enlng.
Church.
pastor.
Rev
Divine
ing July the pastor will
5 of tour evening ser-
Elements of Christian
Life and Doctrine as Embodied in the
Prodigal Son. " - “115
July '6.
July 13,. "file Peni-
tent Sun; or What Must I Do to be
20 “The Self-Rights
God’s Merciful Regard
The public are cor?»
station 11:15 been rented for the season
‘1 to Mr. Fee ‘enden. at New York.
‘ Itiu’g friend
3! Hart is home from Ober-
lin College 0.
:Arthur Little is the owner of a new
Warwick ..r1cer
Harold Betta. of Astoria 1. i.
his Wilton'ilome.
Miss Singleton and Fred Baker spent
‘bc Fourth hatch Mr‘s Ii Willing
Dr. and rs: Steeu of the (Ity, spent
Monday an Tuesdav with Mrs. Will-
is at
was the go at last 1veck.ol' Mrs. I B.
Sturges
‘Ned Dewiug. of Rings Park. I. I.
the 51112511111111. and Mrs. H. E Chi-
chester .i‘
Airs Ma y White is (onlcmplatiug
1 trip to t e White Mountain in the
near future
Miss Edda Bark11r.of Ebensburg.
Penn is spending several weeks with
Miss Mary {Miller 1
Misses Margaret and Sarah Telford
and Agnes Ogden are visiting their
abut. Mrs B. Star-5115
11111151: 1111111 and Edith 1 Willis.
Brooklyn, $15 boarding'at Mrs. Peter
in
grins'Paane Andrews. 0! New York
Qshorh’s. f r the summer. .
W Stark of North Wilton. and Miss
’(ionlon, or prongs N Revere married
11‘. that niche, Monday. J one 30th.1
The Com‘stock residence near the
1 Miss Hal u Ludlow and Mrs. Frank.
Pepi. of iladelpbindhdve been vis-
1h! tWiiton thil! week.
oueorge Cometook *and wile, of
ridgenort. Llinve been recent guests or
. {11150011110511.0er Wilton. '
t
caterer-e being made star an ‘
11131-151115. at for the benefit of- the
hhltry to 1% held in the ass: tutu
sacs P 1111115 and Elsie Willing.
A, 1 teachers in the metropolis are
ding their comma; vacation in
baptist: '
1am
' 1.11,. 111111
. sun
of:
has Wilhelmina K 1155.151 New .
I. _ ,
he club wid 11111111 w
.wcn llutls Friday
lifteruoo
W..........y,., .......__. ....
OEOR GETO WN.
town Wednesday night
Mr. I..Ipion. or New YoI l1
boarding at Henry Ilut‘tuiau 11.
EC. Bennett and (11111111. of lime
IyII are in town for tl111 summer.
('in
11:111ng her cousin from Norwalh ti
past Week.
MI and M111 Chalice Gregory
it Smith
to Pennsylvania, where llt' has omplo
meat in a large wire mill.
'i‘llosduy to take inventory.
Mr. Morgan, agent for 'thc Intern
tlonnl (301“1capon1icuce .1(l1ool is boar
log at Mrs. Aaron Ilcnucti' s.
The Epworth League hold an cute
taiumcnt at ilcrnbmt Bennett‘s
Fourth of July.
A auuibcr ol‘ boarders from No
will boardot Ii. ’l‘lck's farm in hilt
Boston district.
Quite a number of farInol's
large amount of hay down III the lick
it looks as though It would b11
times to Ilill‘VCdI the crop this year.
m... .W.
IIARIIISIIITIIII. l’a., .‘Illli'
made 'but (1111: slop.
WILL? NOT SUSPEND comm-u
1 non
CAPE rows 1111.55-41.11] M11111:
decided against the 1111111115111 to 511
1 pond the constitution of Cape Colony.
1, W A MAN LIE TO YOU.
And say some otheI salve ointmon
as Bucklou‘s Arnlca Salve
thirty years of marvelous
cars; Cats,
Eruptions prove it's the
cheapest. 251: at I".
best.
‘ ill look larger 11.11
you ll how more of them if you one
11 Savings Ac. 1 (111111
DO IT TODAY!
11011111 01’ compound
a single dollar swell to neaII
'l‘hc
makes
ly short time. ‘
so Wives BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
evenings from (lztlll to 3:00.
.‘tlI Mrs.
lchbcrt i’erry, oi' Ithigcilcld was in
Miss Alice. Stocking has been outcr-
of
Bridgcpoi'h are Ibe guests of M1s.i).'
111111-11 Mullen has moved his family
The Gilbert and Ileilhctl. Manufact
Ill'lllg Company closed their works last
resi-
dence afternoon and (evening on the
bark 1:in arriwd 'l‘liursday noon. They
bar
which is soaked through with water.
catchy
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT’S TOUR.
{.ml’rosb
dent Roosevelt arrived bore of 9:30
a. 111., {ram Pittsburg. the train having
Attorney General
_ Knox will not 111:1'111111111'1115' Illl‘ prvsi-
' dentinl party 11111 l'uIIbI-r than her
, but will i11111111diat11l.\ 1"11t111n to Wash-
" ingtoir‘”
the British high commissioner in South
Africal has received the (lcspatch. an-
. bouncing that 1111 Imperial 1.111111111111111
lotion. on or alleged healer is as good
tell him
(arcs of
Piles. Burns, lloils, Corns. Felons. UI
Scolds. Bruises and Skin
and
II. Baxter‘s druiz
“0
interest
twice its normal size in a. c'ompiunlive
THE SOUTH NORWALK
We are open for business Saturda,
ll.
l
.Cm?
Not only relieves “but
effects a permanent cure. .
. 1 Its many 1cmarkable~
is
k-‘
H?
and whoo 111g cough have
made It {3120113 over a large
part of‘the civilized wotmid
It can always be depend—
ed on and is pleasant to take. .1
It contains no opium or
“other 11.11 mful substance. ‘ ,
l’ricc titles 5 Lugs suction...
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a-
(l-
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SNOW IN COLORADO HILLS.
DENVER Co. (1.. lnly 5»Specials
from various towns in the. mountain
portions of Colorado Ieport a snow fall
ranging 11113111 an Inch to three Inches.
Leadvillo reports a light fall while at
Aspen more than" two. inches fell yes-
Iciclay. '
1
w
to.
e
is
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sardines/irons
HAMMoCKs
WHITE MT. 5115525113
50115511 1100115
wmoow :scnssns
cut-1111111053
ONE-WHEEL HOES
TWO-WHEEL Hoes
FILTERS
(Both Stone and Faucet Filters).
, 'WATER COOLERS.
we... Alcohol in any quantity.
In Paints. Varnishes, Bheliaca, En
amels Stains, Etc" we are headquar
tern
Remember, 1.0.19.5... a Martinez
and Devoe's are the leading Paints for
house- boats, fencoe and floors. etc.
and prices are low considering quality.
Comstock
,1, 3501:.“ 1 11! 1* . ,L
Watkms
81 Dow,
112 wasnmorm 5111551
souri-I nonwauc.
Phone 1431!. 1‘ ’
BRROJINS
One-halt dozen '1’ (team gauges.
hot air pump, all kinds of old
tools and machinery. 2 large kettles
reading books. pulleys, shading
and hangers. piping of various
sizes. Highest prices paid for Iron,
steel, metals and junk. Second hand
brass chandeliers, hardware. Abra
ham Harris. Raymond St. South Nor
walk. Close Saturdays. Phone 156—4
(:1
I‘.
It
8'
t,
:V:
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V
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{hula-mil
south uoriwaLK.‘ couu.
Cancel
Surplus,
M.
11:11: 11. 111111113. 111551115111.
sJACOB II. IAYION. Cashier.
M
oiasc'roas: ‘
John H. 51:111. Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp
John H. Light E. H. Mathewso
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumma
. J. Wallace Marvin.
, . Aooaunts'Salfciiad.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
on 11110111 1111111
311217.000. 0Q
.7100, 000. 00
Qtlm' Profits. . SJAQOQ. OQ
Christian Swartz
Beautiful
Are sometimes hard to get but there
things. nevertheless. We
don’t‘ want to seem bossttal. but we
are such
‘ are proud of our stock. ‘_ We worked
hard to set it. We didn't take what
was thrown to us. That Is one reason
"6 why we have the trade we do.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decca-at.
lug.
-..».?°‘11.9“II 13112.. 1 '1
cures of bad colds, “WP. .' ‘
' contents, falling off the beach
1 Brandon was (lead before eithe -
' (Hi my boy's life.
' 11111 now munching tor the lost
' Into the Arctic caught in the ice
1 health due primarily to‘ in
. asys L. W. cipalding, Verona
' old respectiveh.
111 5181-1 Avenue. East? NORWAL'K l
1 and lung troubles
. any. , .
'5 5101.13 CHICAGO (151.5
. of July in Chicago. 1.
y, ' killed received the fatal 11 undo
' firearms.
' SUICIDE IN NEW HAVEN-
Spun-—
Drank Whiskey1First and Thai 0!
hello Act 1!.
NICW HAVEN, July am'i‘iioma
.llruudou a hustler. living at 121 For
sea nticot committed 511111111: you
(lay aftoInoou in a very cool monitor
He had been cheated but diach
in tho intc1vnl.
Very dcppondeut.
money remained
ounce bottle of 1 arbolic acid. I111
111] the acid but decided to drill
whiskey first. He. went t0.a1;
park near his home. 'i‘row .
Square, and drank the whiskey.
party (1! men came toward hi
raised the smalcr bottle and (Iran
ground.
The men summoned gill ‘
(111' and
the police ambulano‘ti
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. 1
Mrs Captain li.ll11hbard,‘10t Iii,
ford DBL, says: “Brazilian Be
he 11559.11 1 1 1
the one we lost with crou‘wp W 1g
him a few (loses He quickly atom
to sleep and was all right In the
11iIIg.‘FoI‘ sale by R H. Plulutoiyl
H.1311xter. and The Glitter 1,5
macy.
FATE OF TWO STEAMERS
'SEA'I‘TI .ld, Jilly 5 —A letter recs
cd from Lieutenant Gamble, o‘f th
(1111111 cutter ’l‘1etis gives the
news brought toSeattIe concern
rate of the steamers Portia‘m
Jeannie. It is hapeful. The a
June 2:} was .It Nome preparip ‘
pait I’m the neighborhood of
(hantmcu. The. letter says:
(as Jeannie and Portland carr
me. here at Nome getting mor
We do not encounter them ‘
south it means Point Barrow oi“
destination. The season Is vary
The 'lhctis has encounteréd" '
dual of ice but we hope to set
vessels. " .
MOTHER Aquavs K555”
“My mother Hsiii'lered a; ion
from distressing pains and in ,l' .
4
years ago.l got her to: try 011
grew better at once‘ and 11
age of seventy six, eats an
wants remarking‘ that 51.5
bad effects as she has her butt
1lol handy " Don’ t waste time ‘1!
symptoms. Go after the on
your stomach is sound your 111‘:
be good. Kodol rests the stoinac
strengthens the body by digestib
food. It is nature’s own too,
ford Pharmacy ‘
N.
NEW BRITAIN July 5»T-w in,
cased of smallpox were 511115.115
list yesterday, when symptoms
disease were discovered in tw
children of Mrs Murdon 0
Main street who was stricken w
disease some time ago. The h
been under quarantine for com
The boy and giIl are 10 until
They were 1555‘
(he pcsihouse last night. 1
VACATION DAYS.
Vacation time is here and the
(Iren lil‘t‘ fairly living out of
There could be no healthier pine
them. You need only to guard
the accidents incidental to ma ‘»
air sports. No remedy ecu};
Witt. s Witch Hanoi Salve for not
stopping pain or removing
serious consequences; For 0
and wounds. “1 used DeWItl. ,
Hazel Salve tor sores, cuts and
es " 81115 L B Johnson, Swift 2‘
“It is the best remedy on the who. .
Sure cure for piles and skin dill
Beware of counterfeits. Clifton!
macy.
WOMAN snor AT SODA 1-' UNIT
NEW HAVEN, July 5~Mrs
ca Giltman. a middle aged woman
’the mother of four children,
To have given up would b
death for Mrs. Lois Cramp
ter Mass For years she h,
untold misery from a serene my;
bio and obstinate cough. “0:11:11
wr,lte_s “I could scarcely br
sometimes could not speak. 1’
tors and remedies tailed till ‘
Lung Trouble need this grand
for it never disappoints. Chm ,
anteed by F. H. Baxter.‘ Pri
$1. 00. Trial bottles free. ‘
BRONZE TABLET UNVE 9.1
NEW YORK July 5-bA bro
commemorating the three
I'presidents Lincoln Garfielb‘iiti
‘ » Kiuley. has been unveiled at lid
'1 Side branch of the Young Men E
1 tion Association.
ACTS lM M EDIATELY
hard to. keen .trom addinz‘
while cooling oi! after exe
Minute Cough Care on”
r 1:011:1er safe. Acts lm
cure for coughs, colds, cro
Clifford
‘ ICHICAGO July Frj—‘Three
were killed and more than 1
In the celebration of tlgst year
while tweat . 111
were injured by guns and
lets
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPE
Mrs. Franklin 811511.01
Del" says: "I shame for
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