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M.rs Charles It Day is ill at her
home in Betts Place.
Miss Edlla Hiydellbllrg Is ill 'at her
home iii Scavlew avenue.
' Mrs. Louisa F. Adams is quite ill at
her home in St. John avenue
Frank llassen has recovered from an
illness at his homo in Fort stleet.‘ ,
Miss ida Ainsworth, of 1} ast avenue,
Is spending the day in New York c.ity
V Frank Feigusou. of East avenue, is
now employed by Grocer It. JoselVov-
sky.
J. W Boatty' a men ilnished painting
the artificial ice plant In Selith Nor
walk today.
D1. ltussellI‘ .Morgan has returned
to Philadelphia after a short stay with
friends in this place.
Miss Nora Billenstein, of New York
city is the. guest. of Mr. and Mrs Wil-
liani Billonstcln of Pleasant strtee
’ John 'I‘el'l'ell has returned to his
homo ill Tromoht after a visit at the
home of A‘. C. Golding in East avenue.
Alfred St. John, of Osborn aveilue.
has been spending a few days at the
home of his brother Clifford _Iil Bridge
pert.
Miss Laura Sherwood, of Brooklyn,
is spending a week the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sherwood. of First
street”
Mrs. L. Splague and Mrs. Frederick
Clinton of 0111119, N Y. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs.N .F Ferguson. of East
avenue.
Miss Cecile ()sboln. ot Osborn eve
nae who has been the guest of blends
in Tremoni, N. Y., will return home
tomorrow. ‘
"Curt llling llasrcturned to his duties
‘in New Yelk city after spending a few
days at the home of Charles H. Pearce.
. In Cove avenue. '1 1
Raymond Waldron of Cottage ave
sue. a member of the Canoe Club has
just completed his canoe and put her
in the water today.
The. Ugrc’e Club will meet tonight at
the, home of Miss M111 gaiet Hatellman,
Seaview avenue. All the members are
leanest‘Ved to be present.
Mrs: Eugene Schans has returned to
her home iii Waterbury after spending
a tow days with 1Mr And Mrs Joseph
Bartram. at Cottage avenue. ‘
Mrs; .111 Ves H. Handford of, Winfield
sheet, is today {0'1“ the Catskill.
where (she will iremaln 'several wVeeks
for the benefit of her health.
Curtis Eddy has returned to his
home iii Bridgeport. after a visit with
Alexander Palmer. of Hanford Place.
Mrs. Eddy will remain for 11 visit
Miss Mamie Howard, who has been
the guest of Miss Sadie Keogh the
past several days. returned to her
home in New York city, yesterday.
Captain Lewis H. Pierce. of Maniss-
quam. N J was in town yesterday
and called on senator J. H. Fe‘rris
and Captain Oscar St. John, of this
V place
Arthur Godfrey. one of the keepers
at the Strati'ord Shoals Light is home
on a five days‘ fallougb which he is
spending with his family on Second
street.
An officer has been making the
rounds of the place taking the ilamcs
of dog owners who have not had their
canines legistereil. Prosecution will
follow.
A baseball team captained by Joe
Bartram defeated Louis Banks' team
yesterday afternoon by the score of 12
to 4. The game was played on May-
flower Oval.1 '
Adelbert S. Partrick spent yester-
(lay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. M.
.‘Paitiick. of the Washington stleet
bridge. He returned to Saugatuck
this morning.
‘ William Lockwood is cutting bay for
W. S. Hanford at the corner East
menus and Wintleld street 9 re-
moval of the high grass is a big im-
movement.
The Emanon Whlst Club will meet
- sit the home of Mrs. William C. Tho
mas In Hawaii street. ,Eriday after
noon. Instead of this afternoon as was
at first intended.
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth entertained
a few friends Monday evening at her
home In Osborli avenue in honor or
' her friend Miss Carrie Eckerlane. of
Jersey City. N. J
Miss Hattie Aistllorpe returned to
her home in Pééklkill. N. '.,Y yester-
day after spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A: B. Muttart
in Myrtle avenue.
Thomas J. Mulbern and Dr. T. W.
Willis“, two well known members of
the Civic Club. N. '.’Y‘, have returned
to their homes after spending the
Fourth with Mrs. S. H. Cummings. of
6 Rowan street. East Nerwalk
The Loyal Workers’ Auxiliary of
the Advent Christian Church will meet
mnizht at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Q. Merriam, In Lowndes ave-
thVVgigrwalthi‘. TVIVlos .goiniiV
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, vstion Army were entertained last ev~
' home
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V Lyons Plain, with orphan.
“Visiting the Misses ‘Brsidley
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walenlyth are, 11011111111111.1111 Thirsty. is
l e a trick. but ii you have once used
illiams Root Beer you will be happy
in anticipation (it the pleasure in store
for ycui. You will enjoy thirst when
y u can quench it with this delightful
oli-iashioucd concoction oi roots and
The mere smell of it is mineral:
l‘an V151 uwili co inlcncet Bic‘eli col
sci ia‘crflhcfi fist sip. iiuid
happv for 2 cents a quai'tP Ti 1e
TOVVVh
make up a batch oi
TV lliams J50 oot Beer
oi‘iti ('llii ottie oi Williams
Root Bkeci' Extract will make 5 big gal
ions of the choicest drink in nature 3
kingdom. All you add is sugar; yeasi
and water. It is a dispensation for sub
icriilg humanity. and so intended,
Sweet stomachs and no summer conh
plaiut- -ii you drink Willimusiltoot Beer,
the great temperance drink. .
WILLIAMS k CARI .ETON C0 .Hnnfovd. Calm“
.. Makers of Willi-nu I'm-ails; Entrants. .
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the left optic is in a. much better eon-
ditlon. The boy is kept In a dark
room all the time and is not allowed
to open his eyes.
The members of the J. 0. C club.
headed by Miss Annie Hester. of the
Washington street bridge. enjoyed tin
outing yesterday at Rocky Springs in
the vicinity of StraWbei'ry Hill. There
were fifteen boys and girls in the par-
tv who played games, sang and enjoy-
ed themselves thoroughly the entire
day. Each member took a lunch
Tliilicil foered no small part of the out.
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R0 WA YTOIVI.
Helen scofleld who has been ill,
ls much improved
Fay O; ’1Wl1ite' is painting his resi-
dence on Prospect Hill.
1 Mrs. ,Agnes Klingman, of Brooklyn.
is the ghest of Mrs. John itich,
Miss Alice Marsh, of Bridgeport re-
turned Monday from a visit with her
aunt Mrs: John Itich.
,1 A goodly number attended the cake
and ice cream sale In the Methodist
Church Saturday evening.
George McKay, of lll'.ooklyn has re-
turned home from a visit with Mrs
James Stevens, of Maple avenue.
Barges 52 and 5,5 are discharging
thO 000 gallons of oil at Wilson Point,
today for the Standard Oil Company.
Rev. 8. D. Woods occupied the pill
pit of the South Norwlilk Baptist
Church, Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Edward Walker returned home.
Saturday. from the Nerwalk hospital.
where she has been for several
months .
Rev 8,. 1). Woods left town yester
day for Feminine; Wis to visit his
mother He intends to remain about
11’ month
Mrs. Eiiwln Themes and daughter
Wilma returned home to Long Island
yesterday from Va V'vislt with Mrs Mary
Thomas 1
Gedrgs A} Sharron, of Columbia Uni
varsity. leaves next week for Camp
Columbia. Illtchileld. Court. where
with several other students of the civ-
ll engineering class, the practical side
of the subject will he considered The.
party will remain the rest of the sum
mer.
DARIENAND 1101107011.
E. T. Bates never found his dog
which was lost seine time ago
James Birchard was busy yesterday
making boy. He purchased a quantity
of It standing.
The Darien baseball team will play
the New Csnaans Saturday afternoon
on the Brady field.
Mrs. John Maine, who has been at
the Stamford hospitalvfor some time.
has returned to her home in Main
street. She is improving nicely now.
Henry Valentine and his entire lot
of boulders. went to Rowayton- Nestor.-
day on a ilshing trip. They had as
Their pilot Captain White, of ltoway
on
Mr. and Mrs. J. Nevins. of New York,
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Oberlander. of this place,
returned to their home yesterday after
noon. Mr. Nevins is cashier at theV Ho-
tel Majestic
Arthur. the infant child of Mr. and
Mrs-Arthur Dennis, who was brought
to Dnrien from New York and after-
wards buried in Pine Island Cemetery
South Norwalk. was a grand nephew
of James Birehar.d .
The fireproof vault which Walter E
Marsh of Bridgeport has been con;
structing for the town of Dairies. has-
,been cempleted. it consists of brick
walls twentyone inches thick. with
modern single inside and outside door
curable tlon locks It Is of the latest
designs is seven feet six Inches
hulls-re and seven feet high. Electric
light have been placed inside and in n
it is to be shelves for books, papers
and files.
steel girders. The estate made bya
the» National Safe} Leek" Company.
of Cleveland, Ohio. ofwhich r Marsh
is sOle‘egbrits‘flThbrs is a
and inside doors.
strictly fireproof. The outside Is to
be covered with corrugated iron.
1111. Emma canoes: Brooklyn, ..
Jokeph A Hill. of New Haven, spent
Sunday with friends here.-
~-.Ml's George A. Darrow has returned
A party from here: attended the 1.33"
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events hove been offered there thus
The root is two feet thick . 4
and is supported by steel plates and ,
pace in . hi
nearly three feet between the outside g I1 03
making the vault ‘5
far.
A party of young ladies consisting
of Miss Rosalie Ohler. Miss Edith Bar.
mun; Misti Alice Nichols; , Miss Dixie
Burke. and Miss Edith St. John, of
lietllel. and Miss Anna Feriln. of
Jamestown, N. 1;, left Bethe! yester-
day morning for Comps Beach where
they will enjoy' 11 week' lli outlllk. .
Again the me .0114! town: building
is being disellsilrl‘ and their; 111 talk of
making ,acomblnatiou affair of it with
all town ofllces. library and a memorial
hall. The necessity (it ore ad‘equath
accommodations for o clals is daily
glowing more apparent and a move
meat is on foot that may result in the
(0'ustiuctien of. a model building. .'
’l‘llc treasury of the library has been
enriched by $15 by the recent enter-
tail‘imout given by the Dramatic Club.
The result was not all that had been
expected. for the returns wore large,
that the expenses entailed, royalty
stalling, etc. r1111 high. and after the
settlement of all accounts that balance
' remained. The fact that only ‘one per
formance not two as planned was
given further served to decrease the
sum.
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was; 1,1193 WALK.
Mis. Mawliey arid i101”) William, from
New Yel'k. are visiting Miss Julie
Mead. .
Samuel liathswayV, of Danbury.
spetn'Sunday'with is sister. Mrs.
Fred Keyser,
Rev. W W. T. Duncan will hold sor
vice in the Union .mChapeI Sunday af-
toiuoou ilt 3: 30p
Charles Johnson mand family spent
the Fourth in Bridgeport with his fa-
ther, Raymond Johnson.
Master Ilmold Chlchestor gave a
witty Saturday afternoon to a few of
his fliends, the occasion being his
birthday anniversary. Games were on
loved and at 4 o'clock refreshments
were served About V6 oelock the
many guests departed for their homes.
wishing Master Harold many happy
lctnrns ot’ the day. The l.ittle host was '
the recipient of many pretty gifts.
The funeral tit Franklin D. Stevens
was largely attended from his homl1 in
West Norwaik. Monday afternoon. U11. 5
dertaker Hull.;ol'.._New Canaan,‘ had ,
charge of the funeral and Interment ,
Vvas ill the New Canaan cemetery The '
4 Log Cilblll Quartette. ‘of south Nor-
walk sang some very appropriate so _
Mr. Stevens was principal of 'V
lcctlons.
the school for chamber of years and
was well liked by all who knew him.
The school children marched from the
school house under the leadership of ,
Mrs. Joseph H. Fillow. who has been .
actiugt toachcl since Mr. Stevenss Ill
uess. The .children of the school gave
a very line i101 at piece with the words ,
"Our’l‘oachcr " and also another piece :
Rev Howard Hoyt. oi‘ the ‘
New Canaan Congregational Chilrc,Vh
hf ilowel' s.
was the emulating minister.
-—A household necessity. Dr. Thom-
ns's Eclectrlo Oil. Heals burns. cuts,
wounds ofianv sort; curessorc throat,
croup, catarrll‘. asthma; never fails.
NEW CANIVAN.
Mrs w. 0. Social! is 'vlsltlng with
friends in New Haven
John Seeicy of Brooklyn. visited his
mother Mrs. George Seeley. Sunday.
George Geddis, or New Haven, has
been visiting with his father for sev-
eral days.
Stanley Lockwood spent Sunday
with his family in his cottage at Hick-
or y Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bricknor were
the guests of relatives In Glenbreok
on Sunday. ‘
M. Fitzpatrick of Danbury. visited
his mother Mrs. Fitzpatrick in For-
est street Sunday.
Joseph Gray, ‘of Bridgeport. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Cray.
Weed street. Sunday. '
Mills A1111 Lochmann. of New York
hOs been the guest of her sister's Mrs
William Rover and Mrs W. ll Simon
the past week.
Mrs McAllisber, of New York, is
visiting for several weeks, with her
daughter. Mrs. David Wuldron,.-
Oonokc avenue. ‘ ' '
Wallace Woundy started Monday
for Massachusetts and Maine. where
he will visit with relatives V'flVlId friend's
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Mi“. arid Mrs. F. M. Howlcy and
do strict Malibu and ‘son William are
attending a} meeting or the Sons of
Temperance in Providence. *
Jphii trd, who has been in the
Bridgeport: hospital for some time. Is
eipocted‘ted-sy ‘11,! the home of Mrs.
John (1 1111111111, Railroad avenue.-
IMFS.‘
M1‘.snd Mrs. Me ers. and Mr. and
Mrs. Barnes. 6! ew York. are vluib
iggm with ‘Mr. Mrs:“Robel-ts.i“on
t e’D
gum
~ rhetw'eeh the New Canaan
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' idem an enterided arm in Boston and ' '7
tie vicinity.
or baseball ls being:
give It all our attention.
good he wouldn t be busy.
we believe you'll be suited here.
WALL PAPER V
Only. artistic; designs.
You find them all they should be.
PAINTING AND
PAPER NAnolno.
We're ready to do the work.
WINDOW SHADES.
Any size,
order.
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ARTISTS' MATERIALC.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
1
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make It an art.
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87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
Telephone Connection.
‘Our business keeps cranniimu'we "
It's always,
best to go to the busy man when you'
want anything in his line: it he wasn'tI
'l‘llat' s why
make or thickness, to
State of Ohio, 1111., City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank JL‘Oheney makes oath that ho
is the senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney it V130,. doing business in the
City of Toledo, county and State store-
said. and that said lirm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and evely ease of (latent:
that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cur ‘
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in luv [)I'Clieilll'. c. this 12th day of Decem-
hcr, A D,
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
llall's Caturrh Care is taken inter
naily and a1 ts dilectiy on the blood
uild mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
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ilall's Family Pills me the best.
PreSldenls
By Gen. Chorldi‘H Grosvonor,
20 years member of COngress. Pro-
nounced the most sumptuous and mail
niileently beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains 27
large full-page I’hotogravure Por-
. traits. reproduced from the best paint
tags in the White House, the Cougress
ional Library the Capitol Building and
the Corcoran Art Gallery. of Washing
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J did us l3
Painter and Pipe linger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
1111 long' and cover double sur-
face no machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and oi!
Stephen Wilcox. both on South.
Main street. were painted by mo
Ill tbi's‘ manner over oleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand on well .
If I paint it. My cities, 58 80th
\laln street. My residence. 8|
Elm Grove street. ~ '
.ton.
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters showing an autograph letter
01' each President of the United States,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have. never before appeared
in any book ever issued.
“Both President McKinley and Frost
ant Roosevelt posed specially in the
its House for their portraits. to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever eon-
{erred on any publication ever issued
in this country. This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio-
tic» American citizen will buy It.
Sells at sight. Small fortunes
being . made by men and women
and, large fortunes . will be
made oathls publication within the
next titres years. High class men and
women employed on commission or
’11 Flush
.. Valve.
Not-sleep. closes without m- or we
tor hammer. Bu so took.
THE lDEAVL
VOLUMETEN PNESBUN! NIGU
LATVIVNVG VFLUOVH VALVE
A self adjusting pressure regulate:
applied to 11 Flash Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of water ln'tho some length of
time, regardless of thoihsed or pres
sure in service pipe. «
1 See it in operation in our display
‘.
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Horace ll Nash
Q01 North lialn initialised
Norwalk Platingwak
NO. 4D WATER STREET.
scorn Non'iwALk.c'r.
ans—nu—
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
: GVold, Sliver, Nickel and Copper
seams and daughter my. .
_Vli* Phil“.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
' Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
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Metal Signs of every description. *
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Brass Advertising, Signs.
part salary and part commissions $1, -
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to open small sides at home in
in home town, to have charge of gag
onts and correspondence. look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. 'Ad-
ress. .
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS,
Corcoran Building, Opposite
U. S 'l‘reasuryl.3
Weshington.D . C.
AUCTION SALE OF THREE DWELL-
ING HOUSES '
to be removed. ‘ The South Norwalk
Union School District desiring to use
the land belonging to the Knudsen
property recently purchased will sue-
tion‘. July 5. 3:30 o'clock on
premises. house at 33 Chestnut
street, 10 rooms, ~ water and
closet; house at 35 Chestnut street.
14 rooms, water and closet: house 37
Chestnut street, 5 rooms water and
closet. Particulars and terms of .'
' JAcos M. LAVTON. '
‘Reai Estate Agent. ,.
5 Railroad Place,, So. Norwaik.
m
Fire Insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
hought'V without regard to quality
There tire» as many grades of1lnsur-
lines as: there. are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the,
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the fire. 0111' fifteen years'
e'xp'orieiiee on the subject have fitted
as to do this well.
Taylor 8:, Golden,
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BTOYEB AND RANGES.- ,
SLATE AND TIN RUDFiNG.
' Gas and Stellar 'VFittingi . 1
Gus Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. etc‘
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‘ are proud of our stock.
hard to get it. We didn't take what.
slats warm“. it on
GENERAL CUiTERUIz OBTAINED
Colombian Army Otticiai Arrived In
New V rk Today From Allnnica.
NEW ORK, Jilly 9.~’i‘iie Panama
railway steamer Allsnicn. which 11111
rived lat-1t evening from Colon. and
was detained at quarantine was re
leased tllls‘morning and proceeded to
her dock.‘ The detention was on ac-
count of (leneral l’ompllllo Cuiterulz.
of the Colombian army. 11 passenger.
who is sick with fever. After an exam-
ination Dr. Doty decided that his symp-
toms were suspicious and he was re-
moved to Swinburne Island hospital
for treatment. The general claims
that the insurrection in Communist
nearly own. and that (no Insurgents
Ililvev very few men left in the field. As
soon as General Vt‘ uitcruiz is released
-"'.il(nl quarantine he will proceed to
.Vasllingten.
While We delight in making our Pre
scriptiou Department all that a pub
He could wish.‘ with the purest drugs
and strictest accuracy. we take no less
a pride In our proprietaly stock. We
specially recommend the great treat
ment for constipation and hiliousness
embodied in Ramon’s Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets. It has been appropri-
ately styled the “mild powar theory."
and we believe it will eventuall sup
erscdo the drastic liver pilisiV. 6 cts.
at tedst ‘ ":
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CULTIVATORS
ONE-WHEEL‘HOES ‘ 1
TWO-WHEEL HOES
Havens
(Both a... and Faucet Filters)
WATER cooteas‘.
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
, In Paints, Varnishes, Shelia”, En
emote, stains, Elm, we are headquar-
tors
Remember, Longman d. Martinez‘
and Devoe's are including Paints fer
house-boats, fences and floors, Vote”
and prices are lbwcon‘slddl‘ln‘g‘hqittty.
Comstock
Watkins
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112 WASHINGTON STREET,
OOHTH NOVVNVWALK.
Phone 148-6.
BARGAINS.
‘ddzé’n
One half
hot air,‘ pump.
resding‘ beaks pulleys,
and hangers, piping, of
sizes. Highest’ prices paid for iron
brass chandeliers hardvvsre.- Abra
ham Harris. Raymond St. South Nor
walk. Close Sand-dug 135°“ 1511-4
steam gauges.
all kinds of old
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles,
shutting
various
steel, metals and nanosecond hand
FREIGHT BY TROLLEVV
....._....
Danielson and Providence Lino
Furnish Trstflo Facilltlel.‘
DANIELSUN, Jilly B—Au
llleut. collateral to‘ the leake'b ‘
two companies. Freight will b
on standard steam freight ca
from the consolidated road at
by connecting switches and dé, V
ill cars at the doors of each "
the Whitestone valley. One a
freight depots will be establish
East Killingly for general freigh
press cars and milk cars will
.run for local and through bushing
East Killingly will be made a. f
and cameras shipping point at
rail connections to all points
country.
Apetition will be filed withitlt'o‘
lingly seloctmen in a few do‘yé‘
People’s Tramway Company . ,,
permission to cross the highvm . ‘
which the road will run both
lelson and the state line.
will be built nearly all the
vote property on steam remit!
tions, 80 pound rails being" «
large number of bridges will lib ,
sary owing to the straight lino”; ‘
voy. When the road is cool]! .
will make available a large 1111161 3;
water power which has not has
for. a quarter oi 111 century/om ‘
of lack of shipping facilities.
VACATION DAYS.
Vacation time is here an t ,
dren me fairly living out: o .X.
There could be no healthienpldo’
them You need only to gas .
the accidents incidental to the“?
air sports Ne remedy ,oqi lg-l
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve, tier
stopping pain or removing ati
serious consequences. For on
and wounds “1 used DeWi
Hazel Salvo for sores. cutsv
es.” says L. B Johnson,
’ “It Is the best remedy on, the
Sure cure for piles and stun til
Beware of countérfeitl. Ciiil
macy.
w‘onAn scALl‘isV‘"
Alice Smith's Hair Bennie
, Revolving'W‘
NORWICH. JulY?
the whole scalp beinf
e
skull She had crew 11 an
the scalp Was sewed oil
and it is thought will be a
while c ollng oft arter- ‘ex V
Minute Cough Cure cures at bhoe‘i
solutely safe. Acts immediatel
cure for coughsu‘eolds. "ere
' and lung troubles: Cliffor
acy. , 1 '1
STRIKI-NG METAL wealth,
an HAVEN Jilly 9 —«-.Th,o
metal wol kers at the Hardwli'
tablished picket lines about: t
and a close watch will be “kept
who go into work. ~ Abe
. hundred employees are out; i
work in sympathy with thee
though they are not organs,
lied with any of the labor fed , »
moulders helpers it Iswposli
morrow; the mouklers may
to quit work. if thishappena
will be less than 600 hands re
at work in the whole plant in
ing machinists. , ,
am
There are more suffer rs
stipation than from ah
,;aBe utifu I
par-V- 1.51 p 'Vtru flu
Dosages
V: ill
Wall Pa
{
z-va'
‘ VC
-.
pr 3
was thrown to us.
why we have the trade we do.
'15 1
10 Pilot Avenue.
we, rV
Tel. Coll 135-3.
its: mud Pouches.
per
Al‘eV sometimes hard to get Vbut there
Are such things, nevertheless. We
don't want to seem boastful. but we
We worked
Thilt Is one reason
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-at.
-iViil. ,, ,
seam: .
ET: N'OR’WALK' 3‘ " ' ferers 1mm Cough‘ts.‘
’Vf Lung Trouble need this no 1 '
alter noawnlntS
L Thoinil. 11 Lane.
0! not less than one
‘, body is cleansed
of our racle there is
annoying ills as a direet‘i
there is nothing so ‘oflectlva‘ -
treatment as Ramon's Livprl’
Tonic Pellets. 250,119.11119
H. Plalsted. l'
V'.
eight feet launch ch11
Low after the Mayor's lath
' companled only by 1111111 3,
son, Cliptilin Henry
known .New England
day sail for Southamptw'
daring is the trip regards
men that otheers at the
where the launch is tied up
they would rather take the
In a good sea light: than a
on the broad Atlantic.
furnish the motive power ,,
age Which is expeCted‘ Vt 1‘8'
ty days. ’ "
=11.
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SAVES A WOMAN'S Ll
To have given up would
, death for Mrs Lois Craig
‘ tor. Mass For years‘kh‘eda
untold misery from s
ble and obstinate cough ‘5
writes "I could. scarcely ,
sometimes could not open,
torsmul remedies failed 1:111
' King's New Discovev'ysto:
tion and was completsl
on of
for it never disappoints. C
antee'il by F. H. ‘Bax’te’
$1.00. Trial bottles a»
thrownslmhrew svsdso
rind Commerce at ’
ormai‘ly
was given in indetermin
”jury had considered
minutes.
7 POSONING THE iii!
It, is through th? btivv
, potion keeps the!
ten. causing headache.
meimchdhm at 11m .
Norwalk Chronicler