but its 111 ails'r
£11.11 111111131111
«"0 111131 N0 nus'r ;
no 1111111 NO soar."
care
ways at your BOI‘V‘CQJLL ,
t5 mekaeLd ‘L LL sits
‘ .lond'LLer with her cousin. Miss
Ibol Clever.
l s Ida Rosco has 1 turned to her
new here after spendl 1‘; two moriths
in New York. New Jersoy, Providence
aLLLud Boston Land will remain for 'the
summer. She was accompanied from
New York by 111.1. (1. Goldber, who
about the Fourth and Sunday. rotm ~
' 'i to the city‘ yesterday mor 1111:. ,1
1&1Thpo Connedtlcut Ra ‘way ighti as
array. 11111111 new no hiet’q‘ be 1111‘
piping o‘wu Gregory oul‘s‘irsr as far
as First street, and is piping the latter
thqrq1;sl1fa1e.lt Is the intention of
tho‘ 11111111111 y to 'pipe practically every
sheet in he place, so that all may
in...
“J. S. Randall Is in NewYo1l1LtodaLLyc
0n busi nesn
Miss sued Rider. of Winfield soda,“
is entertaining guests from ou‘t--of
town
Realnald and Marion GlovexL are the
Miss Ethel
Lillests. of their cousin,
iiLiri Gutk‘owsky of the Washington
street bridge, has purchased 11 new
herso
Drugglst T. B. Griffin Was in New
York city yesterday afternoon and eve
ulng on business.
Harold Rundle will be initiated Into
the mysteries of the N. C. ’1‘. Club at
its next meeting
Several residents of this place have
petitioned the selectmen to Improve
Myrtle avenue.
George Hehrens, of New York spent
thc‘li'ouLI-th with his brother,”
neurons; of 6 Wind‘s-Id on not
R. 1!.
William 1111111111111 has returned from
a several days v it with his uncle at
his home in; New York city.
Emerson Ayrc‘p,’ ofvan' andt street
has gone to Nerth‘L‘. Stu ford for a
WPALILLLL 11 visit at the Lhomc‘ of his sister.
athan Dana, of Ridgcnold is spend.
big a few days the guest of T. S. Glo-
, ver at his home in Winfield street.
Mrs. Richard blaster and dauighter
Mattie of Danhury, are the intents of
Mfrs 1!.S.Mcrrl'tt 0130111111111 avenue.
J!a1'old Day, of 8, Butts Place, hash
. new croquet set and intends to form
1 a“ team to challenge other teams in the
. place;
_ James LII-ileupnerilhu' a class
1115111 1 regular weekly meeting this
év’enln in the East Avenue Methodist
Church h. 1
Frederick 1151111111,. 05' West Main
street Norwalk, employed in the Riv-L
1111111111 Mills lsL visiting relatives In
Wilton.
Mrs. W S. LHatfiLold continues to hold
-l,1o1 ow11.au1l is slowly improving. Her
many friends will be glad to heal this
good news.
Mrs. airlines Taylor continues sari
(111siy.‘.lll‘a1,‘"hei' home in You Zaudt
stro octfiand it is feared that the Lend is
no .1111 11 ”Ml“
. 1111111,; ,oi‘llclatcd at 15L:
hf gran daughter of
star 3 root nguth ,LNoi»
131'.
_ M 1111111113 will enter
spans Lor Mrs; A. C Gold-
lng;’LLlitL he It'd mo in Robina street in
marrow ct‘ Eli-6’ clgc LL51
Hammett Sea 111,..11, monitect of
Springfield, Mass” accompanist] by his
wife and two children. has been the
guest of Minor D. Randall.
Misses Henrietta and Deborah liar.
1111, of New York. city. are the guests
of their sister Mrs. M‘ L. Forum, of
the Washington street bridge.
Commodore Theodore S Glover loft
Norwalk yesterday to enter his busi
ness at Bloomsburg. Penn. A1chie
Dana, of Ridgcfield accompanied him.
' J W. Beatty has the contract to
“ paint the residence of Mrs. M, Welch.
lnEly avenue, South Norwaik‘, and
Started a force Of men at work on the
job today
Club will be held tomorrow evening at
the home of M as M111 sarot Hatchman
in Séa‘vlew mans. All the members
are requested to be present.
Mia's Annie stennncimdn of Color-a
do Springs Colorado. has been visiting
Mr and Mrs E. ‘H. Patterson. of 4
Wnlfleld street. Miss Stemmerman
will remain east «1111111111111 1119111111
William Hone 1 and daughter Mil
dred returned to their home in Brooks
lyn yesterday raft ‘hcins the guests
' 1.;‘N. ‘Shof‘wbod. of
Pleasant street. LLsince last Thursday.
" Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Anrew and Mr
Wilson of Flushing, L 1.. and Miss
Josie Aldrich of Port Jefferson stop-
ped for a few hours yesterday at the
home of Whitson Wheeler, in Rowan
Street ' , . 1 ,
‘ 'i'li‘o'ni‘as [(116311 ,11 take 1.11.1...
amblmnnd ' shworth
”sound BeacLhLLL tomorrow 11 his launch
Sli‘rah K., and also several stairs that
have been constructed at the River-
sldé Mills
A H. Taylor,
tended the funeral 01:11!
law David Bulkley, from
ed's San k. Saturday Mr.
’l‘a yl‘ has just recovered from a as
daysL’ illness. ‘
Miss Lenwilla echs. of Saugatuck
has secured a posi on In Trowbrldge' 5
box factory and entered upon her new
oral,
~ . 13.1%;
Zandtstreet..1
Benjamin Anal and am 11.11 of New
York city, have been visiting A. Har-
ris at his home on the Washington
street bridge Mr Apel has returned
" to the city; but bl children will re-
111 ’ ~
will ‘
An important meeting of the Ugree,
have the benefit. of the gas stoves.
Griffl11,01 the toroidal bron
lili‘un) Biascer othtirivlss
Rhwuoo Bill Is the little
son of the drugglst. l 11 1111111111 his
sleeve and has the use of his ms and
lend 111.111.111.111... other 1111?} ‘little'
féiolw got into one of his uhel
blouses and pulling up old Filipino
over hls eyes with a bu boon-,dudeou
in his n10ut.h.L i lied deLr as th' toLro‘
With up adieu 1‘: "Goodbye boy‘ 'L‘L‘all
aboard for Brid oportd‘ and the sight‘1
was too channel for anything. Kenneth
is 11 Lareat mimic 1111,11 lit the Llhnghago
of the orthonoloaist, he is 11‘ d 1111.
“He has a belly as ‘big asi‘a 1'11 e1."
.is 11 common rcmnlk when applied to
some of' our Teutonic friends? but 11:0
never heard of 11 belly servl ng- ‘t
place of a barrel until the other day.
when John Keogh. H F‘ Pierce ”and
Charles Myimritt helped to acne a man
from drowning (in Loni; 1 land: The
shore was a, barren waste 1111111 a big
fat Dutchman came along" and some
on e rah 11111! if anyone knew where they
coLuh ur'et a barrel. Slapping his pa‘uneh
vigorously the re. ton said: New is'
that for a barrel. ” and laying flat on
his i1,aek.the boys proceeded to rail
the unconscious man ove1 and oval the
half globe like przoturbame until the
water was“ an emptied from the unfor.
innate follow’s body. and then by
means of swinging his arms 1111 and
'down respiration was gradually re
si11rcd‘,an1l when the Nor-walk boys
loft :thLe man was able to care for him
self." .
Elmer Nash, who combines the pus
turn! with the arL,tisan the sewer with
the puller, the ‘solbcucwel with the
worn, out healer and who to units no
1111111. 1111.111... of tips and taps. wells
and counters, uppercuts. lifts and
downward outs had an amusln expcr
twice the other day on board Li a t1ol-
Icy. The proprietor of a store in
11‘ly1lc‘h he had been hundreds of times
get on the c‘ar and hailed him with
LHDlV “(Hi)“ do. Mr. Nash?" The was
tLuLLte (lri sfiian, r 'lp lied i‘HOW do yduéio
sir. Where are bu working as t';
T,l,1,o replywau ",0 or at Grillin s "i
an n as “How. is business
1111's 1111.1 111111111111 hove you bee om-
1111111111 thciqe‘if' Juét then “a ‘inlic
lighted 1111711 lsmodthdfacod man Who
Is the cqhn c 51111 Jefferson Maire.
gar: andMsttbc 111111 with s " .11
,, ‘ , 31nd, 13.111111511111111. dillL swear).
"itLL'LsLLL ’l‘b 1.1111111111111311." and a roar
of ladshter mum: from the oral:
man and the shoe maker which could
be heard above the din of the trolley
fie
Grit
wheels Elmer dryly rcmarklngy,
“That‘s out: on me. Tom.” 1
R0 WA YTON.
Captain 0353. You
Nantucket. R. l.
The. steamer Laurel left for Bridge
1101t this morning.
Frederick iliouug is recovering from
a fc1 'days' illnéss
Mr.“ and Mrs. John Rich are enter:
tainin'g friends from out of town.
Mrs Charles Cakes and family spent
Sunday with friends in Winnlpauk.
Misses Lena and Ruth (lakes, of
Crockett avenue a1e visiting Misses
May and Gertrude Sehuitze, at their
home in 131111111 River
John Sniffen, J1 of Rowayton a
brother of William H. Sniffen. left to
day for Westfleld. N. J.. for his health.
1115‘ has gone to
will 1,0, to, Denver, ,Col,‘
4 c
'1
DARIENAND NLOROTQN. ,
Richard Abcndroth went to Stam-
ford yesterday 11111111101111. .
Painters commenced workupon the
Columbia hotel yesterday.
The seleettnen hold a meeting yes
terday morning and settled town obli-
gations.
James Birchnrd attended the funeral
at a relative in Norivalk. yesterday at
ternoon..
Mrs. Albert 11.111111135111111 111151111.
her leg in an accident will soon be
able to leave her bed. 1
Plans are being made for thé‘ILlariLen
Congregational Church Sunday "school 5
picnic; to bé held sometifu‘e this month.
the month of August for his vacation.a
The pulpit will be supplied each Sun.
day.
The monthly business meeting of
the” Eprorth League 111' the. D‘srlen
Methodist Church will be held this ev., '
11111111.. - ~
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey will LexL-,
, 1
.r’. i
with Rev.W
Norwalk-
The committee on the Barton Meth-
L’tory would be closed during the1day
it the change fails to do hidi good be
t‘
. cuts like
The white dog “Bruno" 15111311115111; c
. to Everyman George S. Baileyyvvhlch
'ws‘s lost has, returned.
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey will takea ‘
change pulwplts next Sunday morning ,
.W. T. Dunc-an, of South
int;
nMa , ,
theL 1111, 1 Mt the (trait and caused it
to pitch.po Ho Jumped away from
the craft no it capsized.
mann
ed craft where he remai ed
lbed Dixon. a resident In t a vicinity
11111111 to his rescue In a 1'0 -‘.b’oat‘
Other mid-ll “”outs More be. proud
11111111311111 ternoo‘n‘ by the quail.
but ““5th poor 191111.111 got 1111,: afely.
"The! 111111111 Of Mr‘s‘. 1111111111311 Buoil
monscn widow of the late Marvin
B1 onson who died on Friday 111111111111;
lust took place yestenlay afternoon
from the residence of her son Charles
Bronson 79 Rosette street, in New lia-
ven.
Clumh. officiated. Mrs. Bronson up to
about three weeks ago had generally
enjoyed excellent health, when a com-
lication of diseases set Lin. Owing to
111 advanced age. 4 yea1s. she was
unable to rally‘. den-ate be best modi»
rel 1111111 which. was outs 11111111 and 1111
that lovlhit blinds could do She was a
vry affable lady and was much re
11 dated by‘ a large hole of friends.
‘ller husband who d 1111 a number of
years ago will be ‘11/ell remembered by
many of‘ our older citizens. as a shoe-
1111111111,,11'110 carried “01,1 business many
years Lat his residence on Artisan
street. New Haven, nearly opposite No
2‘s engine honed? Mrs Bronson leaves
to mourn her loss six children Mrs.
Mary Gillette. Mrs Horace Shinley.
Mrs Foster Mrs 'l‘ B. Hubbell. of
New HaveniL 1‘6001‘36 1111111111011 Lot No-
xoton and .C arias ,llrpnuon.
wrsrronr. .
Thor 11 were. live deaths and two mar
riaizcs last month.
July 11': Trinity Church Sunday
1111111111 will blenimat Compo Bench.
11111111 llcunenbcrg, of New York.
spent the holiday with his parents
hero.
ficorge B.Gorl1am and wife were
until
nrlrgN .
Miss Ruth ,LRlctu of BIIdneport. was
the 1.11111111ku ' of Mrs. Joseph
l.‘1Ho1nmed,itL-iu."
Boy. R: W. 111115.01 Southnort, oc-
1111111111 the pulpit“ of the Methodist
Church. Suflnday night.
Mrs. Hiram 111111111 LnndL’ daughter, of
Bandstnt-k are the guests of Mrs (5.1
0. Jelliff anL Southnort.
Rev Mr ”Holmes of Westport
breached lathe Methodist Church.
Southpolt Sunday cvonins
Augusto; FL Biltlcr‘ and wife have
taken possession 11111111. Meeker place.
1"'c111utly purchased by‘ Mr Butler.
Sunday the afternoon“ services 111
(‘hIlst Church were discontinued. They
will be resumed next September
James Strong and Wife. Were the
holiday guests of 1111‘.- 5nd Mr‘s Michael
sonny.“ parents of Mrs.1St1'.o1ig
'11’51rtles from New York. were in townL
Thulsdny casting About for 1111 opening
in the fancy goods and ‘mlilinery line
Mrs C, 1.. Wilson has been confined
to hc1 homo thiounh' sickness She is
not fully lecovored, but is convalese
inn:
The families of W H. Burr Land An-L
drew Huntington spent Friday and
Saturday at their cottage, Little Dank:
nurv
Rumor hasL it that a large. summer
hotel is to bebullti11Saugnmck.on
property fortnorly Weed by Gould
ilcdenbem and disposed of by 1.1m to
Frederick K. Plumley.’ of New York
Employees at Leos factory met with
r surprise Saturday when they report
111 for work’ and were told vthst the fac-
Work virus resumed there ,Hyesterday
Fred Jarvis was the holiday guest of
Supt Fred Romper. at the town farm.
Jervis was one of the first boarders
111m but migrated in the spring. lie
failed to find the life of indolent luxury
he hecdéd. so July 2 returned to the
farm and was 11111111112111 bed by Mr.
tramps.- at 9 a. m.. July 3. The supe
ondent was surprised to see .1an18
ut 1111111111 his‘pi'otests put him
rk.‘ ‘Ja1vis is still at the farm,
‘éman after a '40 days fasti'L
mid hasn’t had a suspicion of "Bright
disease” since.
There was a lively session in the
town offices. Thursday.» when ”Bat"
51.111111111111111. his app once there
111111111111 for‘t'ilé selectmen ‘ Sadie one
had made the creek ‘sldc his win~
(low the dumping 11‘ if for defunct
cats. and Shortli was. naturally in-
dlgnunt. The old 5‘ that he had an»
peeled t
LLLbur them. Josh was, too tired to on;
y ,t idddthe sermon i to
Later net
and to elamber upon the upturn» Putt Who received: 11 cores of ,divofce
ReLv Dr E. S. Lines, of St. Paul's“
holiday guests with relatives in New- ,
L Post 49. chief mllsto’ring ofilce1
thers, before. but
A Grout Barr no on adding of Math
1111.11.11 to Bridge ortm
M111. Ethelyn M. B1 11 1111. of Bridge
11 Remy l... Brynint. on the round
I utfintolerablo cruelty, at the Lisbon.
mendution of a committee made to
Judge William ’1‘. humor. on June 20,111
the civil superior 12011131 was 111a11'Llec.
le’ss than a Week 'Lathe‘r 1ecelv‘lnn tlu
decree. In Great Bnlrlngion Mass. to
Eugene Brownies of Chapel Hill
North ‘Cu1',olina fo1'mc1',l connected
with‘ the Metrobolitnu Life lnsurancr
Company. in Bridgeport. The new
meny wax-l performed at the (Jong'rcga
tlouul Chmch in Great Ban‘lugtou
Mass, on June 26 by the Rev Leon
Bliss. 111111101.
The first intimation that the friend:
of Mrs [Inning had at her second
marriage was in the following mar
tinge notice which was published in‘
the Berkshire Courier Great Barring'
ton, on July 3:
Congregational Church, June 211, by
Rev. Leon lilies, Mrs. pithoiyn Bryn
lag, ,of Bridgeport.‘ hind Eugene
1 l3r9 bloc of Chapel Hill, N. 0
As his Elliolyu ‘M Wilnio‘t‘, and lat
or as M111. Percy I.. Bryning M".1s
Brownlcc occupied ‘a plomlnent“ plane
in Bridgeport society. She attended
all of the large receptions and dances
given in that city, was, with her hue
band. a member of the Bridgeport
Yacht. and B111Loltlawn Country 01111..
and of the assemblies given car 11 your.
Her petition for divorce and the Lallega
tions of cruelty it contained created
something Lof a sensation in the social
we1'.ld The muny who knew Mrs Wll
mot will be equally surprised to low 11
of her marriage in Glcat liar1lngton
.mo—mu“ .......,.___
‘FOURTH AT STATE’ 5 PRiSON.
Patriotic Celebration and Address to
' Convicts. 1,; ,
Special Fourth 01‘ JuiyL exerc. 'acl
were haul at the state prison in Weth
ersflcld The chapel In which the con
victs were assembled at .10 o‘clock
was abundantly draped. with the nu
Iional‘ colors The chief feature of the
1p1"og1um was an address by Colonel
.lucog IJ Gleene,otllultfor1l Colonel
lilieene spoke upon several events of
‘the civil war and he described var Ions
important military movements with
which he was personally familiar. We
you into the address mu 1' 1111 Mental
character sketches of Grant, “i’hII'
Sheridan Custer. Meade “.lch‘ Stuart
and other military leaders. The 11111'
rative was stirring. lucid and enter
taming. and the colonel Was warmly
applauded by the nonviMcts
Mrs. lleitic B1 .11 Kelly of Hart
for.d sang severe songs aecdmnanlcd
‘nt the piano by N BL llussctt.‘ She re
celved an ovationw as she always does
when she sings at the prisOn in clos
lug she led the addlcnee in singing
"Au1erica.‘
Warden Garvin introduced to the
convicts the new prison chaplain. 1.3V
G. F. Genung. lie also explained the
new gooddlme me. which became- of)-
mating July 1. and which i more lib»
era! to the prisoners than t a old one.
A considerable numqu of visitors. in.
eluding several prlhon dilectors. at
tended the alter: lse The 111 [see work
Eshops wc1e 11111119111 1,11 1 day and a spec
(‘OI'W “‘58.
n
c. A. 1: STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
Col. William Morgan, of New Haw,
Assistant Quartermaster General.
Commander William H. liogcus. of
Danhury. of the Department of Con
nectltut. G. A. R. has made the fol
lowing appointments of staff officers;
:John H. Thacher. Post an assistant ad-
infant general; William E. Meagan.
Post 1? assistant oudrtermasier gen
‘13ral;ilectorC.Ha1den Posts dcpuzt
meuLt inspector; William Quiigley
) C
Kilboane Past 80. judge uiliucuti':
ilru WlldmLan. Post Ill chief of stuff.
W
STATE LAw REGULATINLG SPEED
1 1. OF AUTOMOBILES.
Considerable has been, said lately
concerning the speed of automobiles.
The Connecticut law is explicit
enough it needs but to be enforced.
This‘. is the state law:
run on an highway er public place
outsid, limits of a city at a speed
16 éx cc fifteen miles an hour. and no
113 shall on any highway or
idea within the limits of any
. approaching a
{basins of ntcrsee‘tlng streets or
do. the person having charge of the
war of such vehicles shall have. such‘
bicle under control and shall reduce
e speed of such vehicle until said
tossing of such street or road shall
ve been passed. upon. eating or
suing any vehicle draw seahorse:
6 person having charge homewor-
L such motor vehicle shall reduce its
and and if the horse draWing, said
hicle appears to Dot.
risen in charge Lof 1111111 1111111111 vehiél
To ‘shall cause, said motor vehicle toLL
(aims to a. stop.
L 13
open, rails and tracks.
Section ti——Any person violnting tiny
tLh
MARRIEDWBrownleo llryning-Q‘At tht
ial holiday dinucrL was served to the ’ L
ever t1lcd. almost without exception
10 26 1301: and $1. 00 bottles The Oil!
foIL',d Baxter s or Plaistcd s. "
‘ mm a low doses.
L replied the friend of the accused.
he. had one we would be consulting a .
, low Quantities of bail-"s blood
blood family no poison at.
‘, food doesn’t-d
FREE. EMPIJOLYLMENT AGENCIES.”
Business code by Them In the state
“During Past Year. '
, HAI‘I’i‘li‘OlII),‘JuIy .~~1—'i‘he following
statistics will show the business trans
acted, by the differoutd‘1'ee employ
11111111 agencies established by the state
under the law passed bv the last leg-
Islnture during the your ended June
30. 1902:
Hartford allies-«Numbel appliea
lions. employment. Mill; number 1111-
pilcutions. help 4.369; numbeI situa
lions seemed, .‘I Tim
HBrlthzepmt ofllt‘tl Number applica-
lions employment; 2,8213: numbcl 11p-
pllcuilons. help 2,717: 111111111111 situa-
tions secured 1.1711,.
New Haven ofilcc~——Nuu1ber applica-
tions. employment, 3.451;; number up
plicuiions help, M211.
\i’ulerhury Number applications,
employment. 1,438; number applica-
tions help, Lillil; number
seeur,ed 704.
Norwlcl1~—N111nber applications em
ploymcnt 1147; number applications.
515131), 557; number situations seemed,
' i
w...»
DON'T FAIL To TRY THIS.
When 1'1 or an honest trial is given to
[electric Bitters for.1111y-'t1oublc It is re
:ommended for a pennanent clue will
11111er be effected It never fails to
tone the stomach regulate the kldneYs
111d bowels stimulate the liver, lnvl‘g
note the nerves and purify thoL blood.
it's a womlerfulstonle for run down
uystems Elecillc Bitters positively
urcs Kidney uud‘ l lvcr Troubles. Sto
‘mdoh Disorders Nervousncss Sleep
lessncsu, Rheumatism, Neuralglu and
expels Malaria. Satisfaction guaran
:cod' by I". ll. Baxter Only 50 cents.
SISTER MARY MOLRCELLINE D'EAD
HARTFORD. July RQSister Mul‘l’
Ioseph Malcellino. known In the world
as Miss Sarah Mahoucy. died at St. Jo
seph' a convent. yesterday of consump-
tlou .nfter a long illness. She was
ihlrly- three years old, and was bom 111‘
Jersey City but until she took rellg
111111: 1111141 ten years ‘lgo most of her
life was spent in Daubury where her
mother Mrs. Mary Muhoney, and
reside.
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS iT
HANDY
L"Mv mothm suffered a long time
from distressing pains and general Ill
health due pilinarily to indignation."
says L. \V. Spaldiug Volons. Mo. "Two
years ago i got her to try Kodol.1She
Lurew better at once and new. at the
use of seventy six, cats anything she
wants. remarking that she fears no
bad effects as she has her bottle of K0
dol handy. " Don't waste time doctorlng
symptoms. Ge after the cause. If
your stomach is sound vour health w..1
be good. Kodol tests the stomach and
silengtheus the body by digesting youn
food. it is nature's own tonic. Clif
ford Pharmao .1. ”
KING'S PROGRESS VERY GOOD.
LONDON, .iuly lib-“The bulletins re.
gurding the condition of King Edward
posted at Buckingham Palace at 10
o'eloekthis morning says: “The king's
progress-ls all that can he desired."
1
--STOP THAT COLD.
01' it may result in Pneumonia Brn-
zlllan Balm is breaking up Colds when
MINNESOTA SOCIAL DEMOCRATS.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 8—41 state
ticket was nominated by the social
democrats of Minnesota in convention
here last night. J. W. Nash. of Minus
spoils. being named for gevm'uor.
m
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
,Mrs. Captain 1!. Hubbard. ‘of Mil»
ford, DOL. says: ”Brazilian Balm sav-
ed 1111'11111 5' life lie began jus. like
the (mi) 1111 lost with eroup. We gain
lie quickly dwppod
to sleep and was all right in the flier
hing" For sale by R H. Plalsted F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
“What.“ asked the eminent criminal"
lawyer. "is your friend“ 8 defense?“
”That depends altogether on you "
“If,
cheaper lawyer."
alsBecn'newved
1 in, odernTlmos.
An ancient method of poisoning
criminals was to force “them to £11111].-
the prisoner usualul died in
caus‘ed by the tion or hard
no 1.191112 the bull’ loud in the atom.
The: resent-e For this solid mass
That's 11k indigestion: Ii yo
st it; remains «2111111
he stomach. 161
other organs. ,1 M
notified hear
situations ,
three brothers and three sistcis now .
. ham Harris. Rayannd St, South Nor
L are ' such
; 1
don't want. toaeampboastfnl. but we
was thrown to, 11‘s. 1 Tbsttis, one 1611111111
11111111 insulin: 0111: 111111111.
Buy 11 bottle of Nau' 1 oglptplil Cure.
it willubsoluteiy curetl eworst kind
of atonmeh troublc.Wl1iic it will
cure the miuorcascs at once, still we 7,
refer the worst chronic cnsLea In 1111- 1
‘ stence~thosc who have been wash-
ingthc stomach, who mustdiet. and,
those who are Ldlsgustcd witlILlioth '
treatments they have been told ng.,,
‘1 Ncu’ s Dyspepsia Care
is different from the ordinar Eyre ,
pepsin Tablets. lit-pains en mi” bdaL,
1 ' t' S
55:1 55: LiLoxL LLgabooiziLLcLL FREL
fRANii NAU. 203 Broadway. NL. Y. City. .
‘ ”.00 n 1111111" Q botufs1dior.u.oo.w
. .. cspre ll propel!
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For sale by Stillson- Powall Corpora'
tion, 82 Washington St., 80. Norwaik.
Price :1 bob; ti bots. $5.
"Th baby looks like its mother."
“'l's l1. ' We want to make out that she
takes after a rich aunt of 1nluc.”~—I)e-
troll; F1 to Press.
More Specialties
1 asraiesaarous
HAMMOCKs‘.
' WHITE MT. susszaus
SCRELEN oooas
wmoow sesame
CULTIVATORSL
ONE-WHEEL HOES
, TWO-WHEEL HOlES
FILTERS
(Both stone andLLFaucet Filters)
WATER coouans. '
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
in Paints. Varnishcs, Shellocs, En-
amels, Stains, Etc.,1~'e are headquar
for:
Remcmber, L‘ongnn‘a‘n d. Martinez
and. Dciioe' a are the leading Paints Lfor
house boats. fences and floors, .etc..
”gyms. are low ponsidcringfluailty.
Comstock
Watkins
& Lows
112 wasumo'rou eraser,
‘souru NORWALK.
,,Pho,11o 111.11.: .
_....._...........4.... ... ...._.. .
. BARGAINS.
101111111311 11112611 11911111 ga’uges,
hot air pump. all kinds of old
tools and Machinery. L2 large kettles.
reading books, pulleys. shorting
and hangers. piping of various
sizes. Highedt prices paid 101 iron.
steel.,1netalo and junk. Second hand
brass chandeliers hardware. Abra
walk. 01ng Saturdays“ th‘hone 156-4
Arc iomctlm‘es 11.1.1 to get; hilt-there
things. nevertheless; 1We
are proud Let our stock We‘worked
hard to set 11. We 111111111 take; 1111’s;
why we have the trade 1'19 110.
Painting,C PaperHanglng, Decent...
.1 the failure to reach harmonious
elation Lihe lust strike was settl
, 1a
1 There could bone 11111111111111-
1 them
macy
‘ courts. Mr Wilson said tha lit
‘ sixty of these ‘belng womenz'f'
5 1, enableéthem to perforin‘
5, ns‘ Bucklen's Arnlca‘
‘ thirty years of marv
tress and belch!
ljc‘ould hear of.
‘1 STRlKE iN NEW'HAV E
NEW HAVEN. July 8.~Follovti
from a confluence between a 11 ,
tee 111111 11111111111111 the local branch,”
the International Metal Work
ion and Joseph Ii Sargent pro
llldrgeut & Company's hardwu,
ha y 11 strike of the metal works;
polisheis was inaugurated yes
afternoon. A large number
Meyer's left the factory at 3 6'01,“
he' metal workers claim the com a
failed to carry out a promise
schedule of‘ prices low
work posted in various departni
VACATION DAYS-
Vacation time Is here an
drcn are fairly living o,1L‘1,.
Y on need only to guard
the accidents incidental to 111,11
1111 sports. No ronlch‘L Leil Lilif
Witt s Witch Hazel Solve for i111!
stopping pain or removing do?!
serious consequences. For out
and wounds. “1 used‘ Dertt’
Hazel .Salve LLLBLL sores. cuts a
cs," ‘suys l. B, Johnson, 8111! .1:
“it is the best remedy on the app
Sure cure for piles and skin .d on;
chme of counterfeits. Cliffor
WILSON TALKS ABOUT 1:
STRIKE
Cl JARKSBURG, July 8—W1‘B
son. secretary and treasure
United Mine Workers of Maori
drcaScd l 100 people here in th
house last 1112111111111 an hour
half. upon the issue of the cod 11
On the subject of the inlnnelit‘ms
ccntiy Issued by the federal
both courts would he re
higher courts. .,‘. _ 5‘
ACTS 'LIMMEDI‘AT
Colds are sometimes
some in Summer than it) w
huxd to keen fIQm add 3.
while cooling off after .Lo '
Minute Cough 01er euros at _
solutely sale Acts Im11‘1edia‘ts
cm for “coughs c‘olds.c ,
and lung' troubles. Ciiffor 1
aey. .
CONSOLIDATED M
‘ RE
NEW HAVEN, uly 8.
ed today by passenger 11
(onsoildatcd Railroad that ,
last five days they have ha led,
passengers than ever befor
length of time. it w ‘
that they had carried 150,00,
All available passenger ‘cm
in use. and trains have bee , ‘.
tions on all the tluou’gh ll ,
SAVES A WOMAN’S '
To have elven up Would h v .,
death for Mrs IJols‘ Oral W
tor. Mass.
untold misery from a severe i ' ‘
ble and obstinate cough. "Off,
writes “l could Scarcely I
sometimes could not spec
tors and remedies failed iii
King's New Discovery fo _,
lion and was completely on d L
forers from Coughs. Colds. 11‘
Lung Trouble need this grand ”
11111111211 by F. H. Baxter. Pri
$1.00 Trial bottles free.
MERIDEN, July 8.~—TheL'LL-
New England Scheutzenbun
thirty -'1hhd annual meeting
cit) yesterday. with 800
attendance. There was L
the foreuoon after which ht?
shooting was begun at Sf!
park. Of the members-pr
than 200 are from Gdhnoctlc
LPOSONING THE LSYQT
‘it is through the bowel
body is cleansed ofimphritio‘sr
nation keeps these poisoned
tom. causing headache 1d
melancholic at first, the '
Little Early Risers prevent,
his by stimulating the live
mote easy healthy- action
els. These LliL tle pills, do
lently but by trengtbeninstih ,_,
Noyer gripe or dist
work
111.1 1,3 ii
monsoon. July ten
the eleven- yearold delight
Margaret Stengel, of Park ,
badly bitten while pinyin?!“ i
belongs to the family.
flesh was taken out of to
two pieces were t01n1‘fro
arm while the little finger
rabies.
Piles, Burns Bells, Corns,
goers, Cuts Scolds Bruises
Eruptions prove it's the ,
cheapest. 2512111 [1‘.-H,
LLFLATALL ‘FiLGHT lN
some time. Peter Hendric
; Master of Orange," wait kiLI
111 others wetf ‘faial ,1
ONLY ouns'ao ,, _.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of,
1311]., says: “i suffered?)
spepsia Used to if
1:15,le
till i took Brazilian an L
bottle cured
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