so near it , aunts!” We are at your service. always , f T. ‘B. GRIFFIN, Druggist, 205 Washington at. South Norwalk. ._,. 3‘ William L. lilnscer spent Ina big with friends in Stamford. i z p 1: Irving Ferris. of Sound Bench, ‘is now employed by Plumber Daniel Keogh. ‘ The regular prayer services will be held this evonlng In the Advent and Methodist Churches. Charles Erickson, of ayvlew Place, is in Boston on a busl‘ . a trip. lie ex- pects to return Saturdays» , ‘i‘ . , ‘ThetLadios Aid. Society held a work. ing session yesterday afternooudn the East Avenue Methodist Church. ‘Mlss Hazel Cornfield. of East Nor- walk, is visiting her grandmother: Mrs. Sarah Kyle, of WestvillehDanbury. Mrs, J. W. Davis, of Rowan street. has gone to New Canaan for a visit of a few days with her sister. Mrs. Henry Plancy. ‘ , Unionvlllc. are the guests of Mr. and .Mrs. S. S. Naphey. of South Osborn ‘ avenue. , Mrs. ‘John I). Cant returned yesterday to her home on Gregory Boulevard. af— ter spending a week with friends in Pound Ridge. Thomas Keogh is arranging to in- on“: i. stall a storage battery in« his launch, ”Sara K." and to equip the boat with small incandescent lights. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hackney, of Charlie Merritt. of Scavlew avenue, , returned to his duties In the Clifford _ Pharmacy today. after a lay-off ofthO weeks on account of an ulcerated tooth. E.’ S. Hunted ,andiC. H.‘ .Jimm‘orson ‘ will go to Stamford and attendu ninet- lng of ‘Hobbie i‘ost. G. A. mythic eve» hing. The n anticipate a royal time. “ , The brick for the new iiuudIe bakery has arrived and Platt Boers. the ma. son. will shortly start work. He (ex- pools to complete the brick work in about ten’daysp. . ‘ _ , M. Cody. of Minneapolis. Mlnn..,who has been the guest of hire. l3. A. Grif- flu. in Rowayton, spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Grlfiln. of Gregory Boulevard. Today Mr. Cody started for, Philadelphia. ~ The ligree Club met last evening with Miss Orah Mai King at her home in South Osborn avenue,and decided to hold a trolley‘rlde Friday evening. July 18, to Seaside Park. Bridgeport. Miss Margaret ,Hatehmann was ap- pointed a committee to arrange for-a car. ' ' Rev. J. W. Davis will leave tomorrow by trolley for Bridgeport. where he will spend Saturday. Withfriends. He Will then go to Wallinaford. exchang- ing pulplts with Rev.‘Mr. Stone-pas: for of the Advent Christian Church in that‘place. . . Mrs. Arthur F..L‘ovejoy ls expected in East Norwalk today for a visit with- and avatar . “ to . 'i‘hompson‘s" . fodud’rhis‘ way to liberty. and to thumbnail ‘ lathemm , There the animal had a ‘rsdi IIVcIy ting. making things look ”like thirty can ." li‘lunliy‘a neighbor kindly informed Mr. Thompson of‘ithd of the barn. animal‘s ravages, and he led the born: to the bark. l'iut Ham Hull will leave to wait a good while for that mess of heat. tops. i"Mair (lutkoswsky. of the Washington ; street bridge. received a letter yea’tsr», dawn-om IIIS‘WUE', who is author Way, to the United States from Russia. stat; . - lug. tharshehad left Rotterdam on they,” ’ . steamer ”Rotterdam" a week ago last 'I‘ucsday.faud would arrive in New York with her ohildrenfiaturday. Mrs Gutkowsky has , been over - three months; ontha Journey. coming from the northern part of, Russia. Her hus ‘band‘hsa notisecu her or his children In eleven years. Heiwlll go to'New , York Saturday. to brln the family to his home «on the Was Iugton street bridge, which he has had entirely ren- ovated forstheir arrival. 5 . . . Captain Arthur Carr is quite well or. qualntcd with Attorney Miles. of Northport, L. 1., who Is appearing for Louis Diabrow. accused of murder. Mr Carr‘says that Miles has the oillest tonguc‘of anyman with. whom he ever came in contact. At‘one time a man who had conunlttcd murder «in cold blood in Rivcrhead. ‘l.. I.. and who. hn-, dcr ordinary circumstanceswould havr paid the death penalty. retained Miles as his channel. and wasgiven only a six years' sentence. Mr. Carr says the lawyer is practically a boy. butthat‘he can talk a- personiout‘ of'theh- senses , "John F. Gridlu. the plumber, has been busy tbelllast several weeks with work in F'IVe Mile River. where he has made connections for water ln‘several houses. ' _—_ DARlENAlVD NOROTDN. Drugglst Samuel C. Silllman spent yesterdayln South Nor-walk. , Mrs. John ,H. linggorty. of New York ls Slowing with friends in this place. Beanie”‘St, John. of this place, hm resigned his position taking care oi the canastand at Roton Point. Dtlring‘itlle heat of yesterday many DarIeLn people enjoyed the cool breez- eswatmROton Point. The village was almost deserted and business was at a ' standstill. ~ « RilneyCiRloiey has one of the finest little dogs that can be seen anywhere Mr. Pooloy has taught the animal sev oral tricks during his spare moment:- and the canine now furnishes coilsid arable sport for the boys in the viola- ity. Mr. and Mrs. Louis I“. Stooraa were serenaded In fine style Tuesday night by the Knowltou Fife and Drum Band and a large crowd with tin nuns and horns. The couple responded grac- iously and refreshments were served to the entire number. ‘ « A handsome memorial, . elegantly printed and framed, was presented to Mrs. William Tostevin; yesterday in memory of her deceased husband. it was from twelve commuters. residing in South Norwalk. Barton and Stain ford. These gentlemen rode with Mr. 'i‘ostevln back and forth to New York daily. Mrs. Tostevin intends to give Mr. and ”Mrs. Allen at their home in ’ New street. Mr. Lovejoyrecelyes his thirdjhonorable discharge from the United States army today and will ‘shortly‘ followhis wife and make a protracted visit. , , 2110mm Sllcox caught a handsome butterfly this morning. and left it in front of inlliam‘ Gilbert's cobbling shop. The insect was unusually beauti- ful. f' light green color, with two as3 resembling , leaves. It attract- ed ‘conslderable attention. » ‘ ° E. J. chncymf Astoria, L. l.. me overto Roton tomorrow on _ an, excursion. and spend the day the guest ot'Ml‘s. G. H. King. of South 03- born avenues Mm. ,Gedney formerly resided ,‘ljn East Norwalk. and her many friends Will be glad to see her after an abse cent over three years. ‘M Levy. of theWashington street bridge Will» go .toj.l\iew aYork Monday n’Iglityito. see his. brother~in~law. Mor- ris Illegal. off one trip to Europe. Mr. Boga will sail on the Monks," of the Hunt g—American' line. and. will visit Gelim . . Russia and Klef. his nntIVe tow‘n. ~Mr. Begsl will spend a few days , with Mrs. Levy’s cousin in Hamburg, Germany; , , ‘JullatRosen was iii-bathing in the " her homeomthe Washington stree bridge, yesterday afternoon. , , step onmhlch she was stand- l‘ng broke“. and she was‘tbrown into the ,r._ one girl Was unable‘to swim ' i h ,eve‘heennrownodhadnot them near and pulled her 3. H . . , all , that model and, procured F. H. Field to present it, to Hubert F. silos a recognition till ‘ fl _ . , are n responded bravel he’tn who. informed a re to aim hls'nuto‘ln a is up, the old homestead in Dairies and reside at 0:: Ridge. The carpets have been taken up and the furniture will be moved. this Meek. Mrs. Tostcvin‘s servants are to enter tbeemploy of Henry Mei-choose. Wm— WESTPOR T. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Adams. of Brooklyn, are visiting at the home of lira. A. .I. Ogden. ’ Ernest Benton, of Danhury. who it summering at Roton Point, was a vis ilor here. Tuesday. - Postmaster Gould .lelliff has return cd home from a brief outing with friends in latchtle'ld. Charles Pomcroy, wife. and son. who have been guests at the home of Cor ucllns Kemper. left for their home in ilunbury. Monday. . ‘ Monday night a section of trolley wire in the vicinity of the Congrega tlonal Church hrokc.‘ Lineman yester. day. out in a new length from the church to a point In front of Frank Taylor’s store. ;The married men of thisplaoe want to try again at. baseball onwueutrsi ground and minus “ringers.“ with the Saugatuckmarried. men. It is propos: ed now that an outing be arranged for Pine Rock Park. where the game is to be played. . , A party ,of five,New Yorker-spasms here overturn trolley from ovwalk. en route to Woodmonl. Tues . ,. The weather thus far has not. beenlanapl- cious for trolley cx’c‘drslonists but there ‘ is not a pleasant day but about mere go through. The river 1 The Saugatuck rive-rt street hangs, Is a picture-sq water unappreciated mainly depts of ,this.,town.__, . . , ‘,‘Go_wa I , additionaleastof town with“ costs ”f0 - town mansions, u some hires; era malachite-catch his-me ,, film ‘ ‘ NITENTIAHY. women“: slob woman Bu‘nt“-Jsilor and Get Away in San Diego, C , SAN llldlili). fiat. .luly TILL Hail and 'M‘a’rshall Ilrookc, both under sentence, to thepenitentiary, have till- cuhell from lull Inn's. taking. witlrthem Mrs; lazuli: ‘(lrosclr alias Bessie ila’l‘l. In some way they summoned inputting out of «the steel ease into the outer corridor. made a weapon of a stove leg and when l.. A. Foster, the night, Jullor, came in to look them In their cells" they attacked him behind. beating him until he was helpless. bound and gagged with strips ,of blan- hole, which they tore from their bed- ding and the trio fled. o SAVES‘AJWOMAN'S LI , To have given iuplwould hare meant death for Mrs. Lois lraig. of Dorches. ter. Mass. vli‘or years'sbe hadxeadured untold misery from a severe lung trou. hie and obstinate cough. ,“Oftenl‘she writes, “I could scarcely Westbound ,sometimes‘coulilwnot speak. ,, , tors and remedies failed till I tilled "D". King's New Discovery for Osbourn - tlon and was completely cured." Sufi forcrs from Coughs, Colds',"l'hrtiat and Lune: ‘Trouhle need this grand remedy, for it never disappoints. Cure is gear. antced‘ by I“. lilBaIfter.‘ Pric ‘ I , . i ii! the penitotllllil’y‘i‘liia halal a W :5 ‘ .Mm, igrrun from Sher Ire stopping at Edward m with ”“3an or street fer the summer; Mrs. Jane Martin and little Roscoe Fulton, of Brooklyn. are stopping with’ Vlr. and Mrs. li‘ulton, Weed street. liowurd Wells has left his position in the Stamford express office, owing “o the work being too heavy for, him. The New Canaan busehalttesm ex. met to play with the Darlenl. Satur-‘ lay. at 3:30,» on the ,Iatter ’ m ,M'GRAW'B on night. received a toll , lfl' Thomas lidncyfiat‘ South lleml. Wash. stating ho had In Jail a man answering the description “of Merrill. convict Tracy's companion. and that an, officer should he sent to id When lifnwas, And gurlandcd with Ileners; Iliro the happy" family ‘circid. That sat by the old stone hearth. Was tenrfully torn asunder And scattered about the “earth. allot her‘prlson or: i‘ ‘ , . Could mycohildlsh‘ Man be granted. And time turn back In his flight. Which one of those hours of glnduesa Would l have return tonight? They are all of. glad remembrance. ‘ Though ,u few, are dimmed with ._".0NLY~«CURE Flo-R 'DYBP-E Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle, ‘ “I suffered for years with Used to have great dis- tress and belching. I tried everything I could hear of, but nothing helped me tillxl took Brazilian" llalm‘nand, one 50 cent bottle curedme completely." . ll. Pla’is‘ted and II‘. ll. . I. NTnoL assow'rs. Lauder to be Retained by New Mann! geriat Third Bass for New Yorkl. ‘ , John .I. Mcflraw now is in complete, onlrol of the New York team. lulhoriiy was conferred upon him yes- rerd'ay morning at a conference with Kudrcw Freedman in the offices of the Jew York Club. in No. 146 Broadway. .‘hat point being settled. Mcilraw affix- ul his signature to at two years‘ con- :Lruct tomansge the (liantsrat a salary at $10,000 il‘yiillltr with an option on his ‘erylces for two years more at the By‘this deal‘New York lets one of the shrewdost men In the lasebailV businessw—ni man who easily anks with Hanlouand Sales. and one mo will make a winning organization After the contract was .:igucd 'IMr.” Freedman refused to any ,lnythiug about the prospects of the sum, lull-referred all questions to’Mc- ‘ The former Oriole manager Say; which of those precious moments Shall i call from the trust ofyears.‘ , For sale by R Shall I ask for the facial evening. When father, and mother. and all. Were gathered together-rejoining in the crowded Christmas ball? And the gay. glad hours flew speedily. With music and mirth. and chat? Ah. no! for I see In the distance A plcasantcr hopr than that. MR. MARK SUCCEE'DsuMFl; HARRIS. CHICAGO, .luly lit-«Clayton Mark was ummlmously ‘elocted'presidont of the Chicago board of education last night. to succeed Graham ll. Harris. who declined are-elections Mr. ‘Mark Will! chairman of the finance commit- tee of the board. , health due pr‘lnlariiy itoind “9 Shall I ask for a summer morning. When the birds are singing of love. With never a cloud to darken The bright blue sky above? And trip with my littie‘sister All over the verdant lawn , Plucklng the flowers that blosso As day begins to down; And then spring cheerily forward To the top of the pine-clad hill. To see the sun rise in his beauty? There are happier moments still. ACTS IMMEDIATELY. Colds are sometimes more trouble. some in summer than in winter. It's so .hard to keep 'from adding to them ‘ while cooling off after exercise. One iiiinutc Cough Cure cures at once. Ab solutely safe. Acts immediately. Sure . cure for coughs. colds. ‘croup. throat and lung troubles. Iflhc Giants.‘ 0mm“ ”MT; 7 food. It is nature's own tonl ‘ , - “I have severed all connections with he Americnulueague and have shaken he dust of Baltimore from my feet as ‘ar as my business interests are con. ‘I sold my‘ stick in the Baiti- noroclub to .loth. Mullen. the pres. dent of the organisation. for 88,500. ind ‘I disposediof my interest in the l:laltimore saloon to Robinson, my I shall devote myself solely 0 building up the New York team. and .lfl\'lllg been placed in absolute auth- u-ity by Mr. Freedoms. with the right 0 sign any players i think will aid In naklng a winning“ combination. I be- ievo i shall be able to give New York- ll‘S‘ what thoyhajve wanted for a long imova firstclass ball club and one but will stand a fair show of winning hepennautlg I amnot talking‘pen— am this year. thatbeing out. of the question. but I shall gather-together I. string of players who will pull the cum out of last place, and next sea- on I expect to be In the running from Iagfall to finish." , Asked whom he expected to sign for vowYork. hlcilraw replied: “That I cannot say. as it might Inter. ‘ereiwith my prospects. but this much There are several play- rs. youngsters of the hustling sort, vhom l have my’ eye on, and I expect My orders are to spend uoneyand to .stopiuti nothing. icing the case, I Shall go after players who can deliver the goods. and perhaps as may be able to finish-yin the Ifirst division after all.- .i will not go after any of the Orioles. as I promised: the lirecrors In consideration of giving me ny release that 1 small with the Baltimore Club." . , When asked If he. would take his allure of third base on the New Yorks hicGraw said: , “I don‘t think I shaltbother Lauder. r‘n'nuwhat I, know of him he is a first. .‘lass ballplayer ands great third baseman. .l foetal. home in most any if the lulleldposltions. and will fit nyso‘if in wherever icon do the most and for the team." . Last night hIeGraw started. west to ‘nke charge at. thetllants, but It is :‘hougbtthat before hedoins them he viii. sign one or two men heshas in mud. They are-said to be American inurgudrs of prominence. . Fennell. who has been playing oo~ sionally of late with [The Norwalks. ‘3 said to be a good pitcher. and-it is irobnble that he will be. given a show his pitching arm when eitlp or, McGratb isnot in condi- oucssss ANHALT—BERNBURG _, ' - ~- DEAO. ‘ ALEXISIIAD. Duchy of Anhalt, July 10.4~The Duchess 'of An‘hnit-Ilernlmrs died this morning. The line is now ox. The duchessx was born October Shall I ask for ‘n time'so often Enjoyed In the "long ago." When. after an hour's careering So merrily over the snow. An army of laughing loved ones. All happy. and merry. and strong, We cheerfully tuned our voices And joined iu-somo sweet old song? passing passing pleasant those rinsrmosssronsfl . ‘ WHITE marssszsss scnesnoooss‘ wmoow‘ocnssns cutrlvnons- ONE-'WHEEL‘HOES TWOTWHE‘EL HOES VACATION DAYS. , Vacation time is here‘nnd the chil- dren are fairly living out of doors. There could be novhsaithior place for them. You need only to guard against the. accidents incidental ,to most open ‘ , Noremedyrlsnuals De- Wnt'a :Witeh Iiadalfidlvev for. quickly slo ping pain or removing danger of nor ousconsequsnces. For cuts, scalds “I used Dertt‘s Winch ,,liazel Solve for sores. cuts and bruis- es." says L. B. Johnson. Swift. Tex. "It is the beat remedyon the market.” Sure cure for pilesiand skin diseases. terfolts. Clifford Phat: Nor shadowed by one regret. \till ever there cometh the memory Of holler moments yet. May I have but one hour only? I would have one most like heaven. One calm, swoet hour. with on some quiet Sabbath . Both Stone’andl Faucet Filters Would list again to the voice of may ( ) er ' ' ' - WATER VCOOLERS. Wood, Alcohol in any quantity. In Paints, Varnishos, shellacs,_En- ameis, Stains. Etc., we are headdunr. Front hearth to God devoted. And join again in the songs of praise That round the. old rooms (touted? , Beware on n Would kneel again at my 0‘ u beneath her smile or light. And fall asleep with her lips on mine. Kissing a fond “guild nighl." . F. W. KNAPI’. .. -. W- ..,.,.,._.-_.- THE RECREATION TOURIST‘C PERSONA LL Y CONDUCTED TOURS. BLOCK‘ISLAND. Shay trips. costing , . $8.50 and $10.50. Saturda _ 26, nag: 2. ii. lit, 23 and 3 . , SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 Or '6~day trips, costing $12 or $16. Mondays. July 21, Aug. ‘4, 11;”18. 25 and Sept. 1. WHITE MOUNTAINS. liday trips, costing $23n Monti AUSABLE CHASM. July 21. 28. Aug. 4. 11. IS and 25. NIAGARA FALLS, 4~days’ trip. costing $19. Tuesday. August 19. THOUSAND ISLANDS, l‘days' ROYAL‘ OUR, to Niagara Falls, Thou. Remember,» Langston a. Mprtinez and Devon'- are the lending Paints for houseboat» fences and floors, std, and prices are low considering quality. 8‘ 0W 112 Wasniuofos eraser, SOUTH NORWALR. lanai Norwnlk. . cmtonsu Affi'souno view. Inmate: of Home Qj’gsts of, Mines Sco- fiold and Chitin E. Fay. The little inmate‘s of the‘Cbiidren's Home. It: In number, in charge of the matron, Mrs. Mary E. Renaud. are en. laying a day‘s outing at Sound View. today. as the guests of the Missc SCO- field and Charles I! Pay. folks left thehomo on a special car at 9a. m., providcdby Superintendent Home, By Mr, Plateau; kindness, they wore treated to a trolley ride over the lines of the street railway company be fore going to Sound View. was spent in and about the premises of Samuel Seoflcldnwithboatlng. bath. lug. baseball, croquet and other pasti- mes, dear to the young heart. A splen. did luncheon, with ice cream and other dainties was served. The closing fen-l lure of the outing was a Jack Homer , pic in which were. gifts for the lil x’i‘hc little folks were leave Sound View at. 4:30 and were due tonrrive at thc'home at 5 p. m:- Stnmford Advocate. aye, July 28, Aug. costing $24.50. A Chasm, Lake George and Saratoga. ,lz-days‘iitrip, August 19, costing $73. CATSKILL, 5-day trips, costing $14.50. from New Haven, July 22. Aug. 12 Bananas. steam gauges, hot air pump. ,all, kinds of old tools and machinery, 2 large kettles. reading boots. , and hangers.“ piping of . Highest" prices paid ‘ for iron. steel, metals and junk. Second hand brass chandeliers, hardware. , hamHarr-Is. Raymond St, South Non CioseSsturdsys. Phone 1564. aetiol- ~ * COT-TAGS CITY. 5-dnytrips. coating 31?. July 2i. Aug. 4 and 25. , NOVA SCOTIA. 1 trip. Aug. 6. 9-days? tour, costing $50. Copies of ”The New England 'l'ouri lat" descriptive of all tours, can be. procured by applying to (I. W. liar Qsh'l‘lcket Agent, N. Y., N. ll. d: ll. 8URRENDER 0F TIEN TSIN. PARIS, July lil.~'l‘he foreign office has received the following from Pe- “The‘ surrender of the administration of Ties Tsin to the. is expected very France has been for several months In favor of this measure which has been delayed solely by can in Child privence." ._l.ONl)0N, July l_i).-'l‘he announce; meat that Secretary. Hay had succeed- ed in arranging for the departure of the foreign-troops from Ties Tsin has been reeeieedwith considerable inter- ' The Globe this afternoon commenting on the matter says: the parties are to be congratulated horspecisl credit is due to Mr. Hay. We; should have preferred that, the British government had] taken the lead in bringing amour this solution instead of merely supporting Mr. Hay: , u': A MAN LIE TO You. H And say some other salve, ointment. , lotion. oil or alleged healer is as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him thirty years of marvelous cores of Files, Burns. Bails, Corns. Felons. m»,- aers, Cuts; Scolds. Bruises and Skin Emotions prove it‘s that host and 25c at F. H. Baxter’s drill: sin, dated'July 9; ‘ Boston, landed ' ihtomeeoad .-piace in - I “hough It did not take a wi of any km" of Broklyn lost to‘Olncinnati and the 803— 1 tons played to a tie with St. Louis. rgs would ,have to go on- , p to lose the pennant. .l _ no, mere likely than that time to anuend today. vChicagoganne the disturban- ‘I‘bel New York honed enactment afraid. ,- , Bridgeportief the Staten [league was defeated by Mei-idea of; Bridgeport yes. terday..hy:the classical-e of. '2 to 0‘. ' Brennan and domes Quinn- Havemthlrd and second pectively..:und Jack Lars in Britain. bureau been res , slur. local vehement! . manage nose Dildo heavy expenses. ,mrer will; be“ retained was fmst oltho season; and rltain.‘ will probably be 3Ghetto! Jobbing. hrs..,som£timoo hard‘tofiatmbutttbetd ‘ are such things. nevertheless. We , don't want'to seem boastful. but we are proud of out-stock. and to get a. We didn’t take what whom-own to us. That icons reason ' why-we hate the tridawa do. Painting, . Paper Hanging, Decent my 01v. Heirloom , p w. a. rangfiSo‘ai-‘nmym . gap/ATERST SQWORYAL L 3 filled with pleasure craft. although . comparatively. :few: are owned? by residents here. .Th‘e Tonnet Launch rWorks is running out new .boatsthat are tried on the river'dally, and in addition. owners «pleasure craft. in. the-.gNorwalks.» make, this an, ohjectivepoin ~.when.iout.for a nail. teed by F. H. Baxter. * ~ on ; ’ assume. no GERMAN PRISONER 0F WARN “HAMILTON,“ Bemudhy Silly 10:?” The German steamer Roland, of the . 9 North German Lloyd little,“ from, Mexi- ‘ no and Cuba. for fire ' here. to take on board _ i fibers of war, who were sent here with ' such to of t ,, shoreuinneéfmdgséa Food H Of all kinds, Cookédllo Order. ‘ ~ - Bathilldlafidirishmg, ‘ to Rent by Season anthropologists in regard? numbed '- enemas aria: .: any noswaiJK m Assam, E . - neurons was. ‘ Bath Houses zoonsidorablo power when spent , ,3 . at. ,"r, _, 4 lord Pharmacy. , BURNED TO DEATH Woman Mtetrwuuvratai an Peculiar Manner. WA'I‘EIlIllIRY,“.IIiIil ‘Tii'nMr ,, cph Abramsou, the wife of a ll,“ meroinl trm'clnr, was probably Iy burned at her home. .91. street, yesterday. A gasoline ,sto ploded setting fire to the hou iceman rushed In and tried to " out the burning- articles; Mme-A. , son had escaped unharmed but. a 1' ' was returning to the house the" . - threw out the burning things. will, lauded all over her and she wastr- fully burned before the flames :1, put out, 'l‘lie'house. a thra Il,__ structure, was damaged by flré‘ . water to the extent of $8.00, , longed to .loseph'Tnllak. Mr A son Is‘nway. Mrs; Abra sou, two children, ~ MOTHER ALWAYsKEEP HANDY . “My mother suffered a long from distressing pains and so says 1.. W; Braiding; grouse years ago I got her. to try K, , , grew better at once and now.” age of seventy-six, eats anything wants. remarking that she. fungi" bad effects as she has her bottl “ doi handy." Don't waste time (loath ,- symptoms. _Go after the cabs ‘ your stomach Is sound year‘h‘eltl be good. Kodol rests the stomach strengthens the body by digest 'ford Pharmacy. . .—~——-—--———-———-—». HEAVY FINE' son ASSA, HARTFORD. July 10.»~F0r’tlll‘fii, provoked and brutal assault a ‘ om Knoll-man. a crippleou‘i he of July 4. Judge lllll‘yeste try Timothy‘ Harrington; "of '1 Ho Mass. SZOIIiand sentenced ‘hi ‘ months in jail. Thoma‘rMm' the some place. who, wu‘i’imhlilil in the affair. was finedflilil an to jail for three months ' L0. or‘- It may result in Pneumonia. , . ziliani Balm-is breaking upflolds ,Q ‘ ever tried; almOst‘without xeitcep ' l0, 25.600 and 81.00 bottle . ford. Baxter’s or ‘Pluistod's WOODBURY. FARMER POI , WOODBURY, July 10.»va gilt: sell, a prominent farmer. of . day. of bloodpoisonlng “-due it received by stepping while but upon a sharp stick oil woodx ‘ , penetrated his foot. He wasiilfty years of age. 4 . . _ NEED MOREHE Often the over~taxed organs tion cry out for help by. Dsypa pains. Nausea, Dizzinesspddead liver complaints, bowel disord" rs: troubles call for promptku's King‘s New Life Pillsn. They- tie. thorouah and'guaranteed , 25c. at F. H..Bsxter‘s drug store. GASOLENEISTOVE .E WATERBURY. July 10:— sion of a gasolenc stove in th ments of Mrs. Jacob Abraham fire to the,.woman’s clothing; now at the hospital where It. is, ed that her burns may cause d . SAVED A BOV'S LIF Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. ford, Del.. says: "Brazilian Hal , ed my boy's life. ,He‘be'ghniijits Ii tire one we lost with eroup. W6 him a fewdo‘ses. He’qulck‘ly‘ ro _ to sleep and was all right , " ning.” For sale by R. H.‘ his" ll. Baxter, and The Clifford 1’ macy. . , CALLING OUT SOFT COAL, M, DENVER, July 10.-—Presiden ‘ ‘“ pots, of the American Federatio Labor. whois here, insults last. night. said: "The United Workers meet in Indianapolis and the matter of a strlké,WJl “iii taken up. The convent ’ n“ t vote on the proposition cullIt the soft coal miner-so ‘ States on a genre] strl believe they will, do” till would be better to keep: ., concentrate all our -stl'engt‘ anthracite strike. The" mill winl. We are with them has sou." . » . orate the nerves and purify It's a wonderful tonic for systems. Electric Bitte mach Disorders, Nervdusllega Iessness. Rheumatism, Near expels Malaria. Satisfaction W ‘ ' SCRATCHES MADE BY, HOPI o > . . »’ i-nDREN.’ . .onlcsoo. July lav-«Dr o; _ say. of , the. Field Columbia in has made a discovery In iii iv tions among thellopi lndi ‘ ’ erturns many of. the old» Inscriptions on the adobe tribe. ,“These, inscriptions anthropologists have been decipher no road for yam. r Dorsey. 'have heenfound lag more than the aerate mischievous Ham childra ofthe adobe henses af been freshly built." ’, Posonluo THE 31": - It, is through the-bowels?! imails cleansed of inpurlt , - potion keeps these poisons In fem. causing [relaunched In melancholic at rshilt eruptions and'. n Loot unless a remedy; is “ ‘ ' Little Early Risorssp his by stimulating thel or mote easy, healthy action els. These little pills'd lently but by strengthening ,6: enable them to perform work. Never gripe or dish" '
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