Slim
«(Your-'7 old Shirt for s new ouch»
$1.00 NEGL'IOcEE‘ 31111113,
E. K BANKS’
45- 4? WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ Mahackslno Hotel Block
SOUTH NORWALK
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norw i1 a'r'l'd vicinity Fair 'to-
night and 'l‘ ursda'y; except poiisibiy
thunderstorms Thursday afternoon.
Showers have occurred during the
past twenty four hours in the upper
Mississippi valley and hl'ong‘ tho golf
and Atlantic coasts. The following
rainfalls were reported: l’aicstine,
Texas 91 inch: La Crossc Win. 1.22
inches: Norfolk Va., 1.32 inches, and
New Orleans, 2 inellcs. Temperatures
above 90 degrees were reported from
the central and western sections. The
highest w’as 118 deglwees at Pierre, 8.
D.
~Joh'n' H. Dakln, piano tuner, is at
tilo‘Clidord for a few days only.
A small break in the water main in
Center avenue, Norwalk, occurred yes-
terday,‘ but rebairs a‘ro being sp‘codiiy
made. 9
Frederick Beers, of Norwaik, is now
employed on th'c llanbury News, hav-
ing resigned his position with the
Norwalk Hour.
The funeral of Charles W. Rogers
will be held from his into home with
his daughter, Mrs. Helen S Fauntle-
‘roy, ln Elm street this 1111111100th 4
o'clock.
Security Co'uncil Na'tloual Provident
{Union will meet Thursday eyening at.
’the Shoe of 'i‘eimp‘c‘rdnco Hall in the
Gazette building instead of Friday ov-
ening 9.3 usual. 9 9 ,
Compdhy F‘ held a (iiill at the al-
moi-'3“ last evening in preparation for
camp duty at Niantic next month. it
is expected that; both F and D will go
out with full ranks 9 9
Catholic Union Council Knights of
Cblu‘ihbtis, doriférf'bd the sirens ile'gréc
on three candidates Monday evening.
Following the‘ work a social time was
enjoyed and réfloshmen'ts served
..q.
D'r. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
we
“J'olln W Wehlo' has been secured
to sing at the entertainment to be
iven next Tuesday evening in the
erkeicy siren: chapel, Norwelk, for
the benefit of tie choir’ a summer out
1159.
A new cur'b has been laid 9st. the cor
her of Went and Clay streets and re-
pulr3 are also being made to the
croswaiks, which were damaged last
we'ek 11y the steam road when going
over them, , , 99
9 The funeral of He'nry Bradley was
held from 119193 late home 1911 Broad Riv—
(113' yesterday afternoon, 'nt 2 o’clock.
Bev- 9J Memoirs-9.136119%. rector, of
Grace Ch hu'rc'h, o dictated. interment
war9 in Riverside 0
mystery.
A unior'i 'ssrvi'ce of the South Nor
walk Congregational and MethodiSt
Church'és will be held in the Methodist
Church, next Sunday night. The
choirs of both churches will unite in
rendering an elaborate musical pro-
urea} .
l‘f‘h'e So Sos defeated the Stars by the
score of 1,5 to 0 111 a game of bail yes
torday afternoon on the So-‘So 3
grounds on the Wilson Point load.
The battery for the Stars was B Byx-
bee and Russell Adams while in the
point3 for the So' 803 were Jerry Tor
roll and St 119 Ores. Joseph Munich
took‘O3rl §mithfl picture‘s,“ he was
playfnzg'atlf r39! be. ' ‘ "l ' .
lunchéon Meats
solid-:0 HAM
BOILED CORN ED BEEF
1‘9»! «will
PICKLED LAMB TONGUES
PICKLED TRIPE 9
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«ya-‘0» .a.
Pdill charks‘t
91‘As
High street. .
O B. Jackson can attend to your
eyes only give pullout ,tiutisfactiou.
“Brazilian Balm is a germ exterminat
See what the ad. says.
~«Does your truss fit? If not, write
Jones, Box 378, So. Nulwulk.
bf Railroad
m..- ”a...“
"‘ Mrs' Andrew lle'u'ry,
‘ avenue, is quite ill at her home.
Drugsist William O Baur, of N01"
‘3 walk spent yesterday in Now York
city.
There will be. music by Jerome
May' 3 Banjo Club and dancing at The
Knob, this evening
The Gilbert 3nd Bonnet factory is
closed (third for a week while inven
toiy is being 111191ch 9 9
You can get anything you want with
out citbh‘ at the 'stor'c of hi. Kricger it
Company. Soc the 111i. ‘
b1 sham Harris will have no more
wagons on the ‘r'oad. but. Will attend to
any orders by postal cardh , .
MA...”— “ ’
Deputy Sheriff J W Sulllsy drove
to “Weston today where he will cbllcct
on an execution against a man in that,
place. 9 9 9
Jacob M. Layton 'wants to call your
attention to two important factors in
fire insurance See the ad. 'intoday’s
issue. ‘ ' ‘
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Compan has put on the day cur-
rent in Nor aik‘ to accommodate the
users of electric fans.
wHavo you see Jones 3' nowtruss?
If not, why not? Box 37S, city.
Deputy Sheriff .1 W. Solilloy is mov
. lug today from 14 Monroe street. to the,
lcsldénce at tile corner of South Main
afloat and Handford Place.
There Will he“ a' sp‘cola‘f meeting" of
thc‘Epworth League at the South Nor.
' walk Methodist Church tomorrow evo»
nifi'g.‘ immediately after the player
meeting. .
Schiller Stamm; If 0’. R. M held a
regular meeting in F. Kocour'e tailor
establishment in North Main street.
last night but trunsnctcd only routine
business.
‘Edward F. Jones of Ilridgcpolt who
has charge of the New England di’vis
ion of tho Gilbert and Bennett Mauu
i‘scturing Company, is a guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Edwin Gilbert, in George
town.
Tho w'a't'er m‘aln' nt'thc corner of
Main street and Center avenue Nor
walk. burst lust evening and flooded
the street ‘bcfore it was shut off. Ear.
ly this morning work was comnlclucd
eyinvaiing and milking repairs.
-—"i suffered
throat Eclcpit
tweniy- -i'ou‘r ho‘ul s.’
ville. Ky
[or months fioni sore
i‘cyivOii cured mo in
' Siusi, liawcs.
. l 1' .>.9‘
‘D'udic‘y E, Hoyt ‘ilas 1191911 conti‘i'lct to
clear and grade the property of the
Colonial Foundry 1h Machine Company
in East Norwalk recently puicha'scd
from Captain W" H Verity and has 11
large forts of men at work to‘iiny‘ on
the job.
"Charles Roman. a'pect'ion 113113.331.
by ed on the tracks ‘of‘ the Clio soil-
gated road, at Derby. was brought to
the New Haven hospital yesterday
noun, suffering“ from a badly ldcoratcd
knee. It ‘is not yet known how he re-
celled 11193111111111. .9 . ,
111133911111 Norwlllk Quartette Chin
held a insulin; and rehearsal last night
in Germania hall. Arrangements
were completed for the picnic to be
held in Frederick's grove Sunday at-
ternoon. There will be a delegation
1mm Bridgeport
-'—~Ve'9ry 'ew brands of CI 11113 hold
their own ike the imperial rown. It
has been sold fol ‘10 years and over.
'and is now considered one of the stun
(lard brand's .9 , 99 999
'19s.
" “Variety, daintiness and durability
‘ are combined in the 3howing9 of' brass
and 11011 beds placed on sale this Week
,1 the store 901' A 1.0011133 31 co. The
Styles are most attractive and the
prices quoted in teda‘yf 3 advertisement
speak eloq'ucntiy for themselves
' ‘ betel Stellar 91711196 is in with typhoid
fever continues in' About the scrub con-
Hal-walla, 'ilhe attending physician
states that the f or will have to run
its couraé', but that 'th‘e'rb is nothing
alarming mills co‘ncll'tien at present
tier oi: the Fourth Regiment. learns
Ner'viaik: next; Monday for: 1191191111191.
where he will begin his duties as as-
31313111 to captain George A: Cornell,
ground in readiness for the reception
or the‘trojops on August 11th? The
32 80 Main corner Haviiand Street
own tents the surname lastyeur. - ~ ‘
11s.. 4. . firm-mm} v‘ '«
.9 301111 11011111 or 4113an.25 cunt: 11913111111119 reckons.
clinic in saturd'ay.
'i'f'ggm ..Bag runs and three hard-139191119- ,
Pipes. '~ Guaranteed for one year.
THE cclrroso Pastime
Hurry Pepper, Proprietor.
Day phone 15-2..
Outfit. consists of
~ ‘. u. ,,-..
‘J. Stanley 8:. John, Micah”.
Night phone 15-5.
n
Corner 80th Main and Elizabeth amen.
1
.‘9 '3‘”
Howard Blower is ill at his home in
dition at his home in North Avenue.
Commissary Sergeant 1111113111. 'A'. car
the state amoral-v in getting the camp '
camp will be laid «out as in further '
years. and the men will pitch their .
Agents May Monica's Patterns.
1.» x . 9
, . .
this store.
more successful this summer than ever before. has grown to so great an extent simply because of
its worth. People will not buy goods advertised as borgains,'unless they are genuine bargains. That
Mill End bargains are true and good is best proved by the great growth the Mill End sale has had in
_ 9 Nearly a week has passed since the sale opened; a Week of Steady buying. An ordinary sale
would have fizzléd out by now; th ere’d be nothing desirable left. Not so with the Mill End sale.
is made up of big quantities in every line; goods are sent in by Mr. Lockhart and from big factories
in great lots. There is no room on the counters for all and so day after day the stocks are replenish-
ed from the reserve in store-rooms. ' '
You know how fresh the Mill End- goods look each morning. This is the explanation.
Closing the store at 5 o’clock is proving a success.
day four hours shorter than the corresponding day a year ago, more business was done.
Women are quick to see that these warm days the morning hours are best for shopping.
The ‘iiorliidnd Dill Goods Compass. Bridgeport.
Yesterday was a fair test and with the
1
It
DAINTY WHITE WAISTS.
We koc'p the wash waist activity
ageing ‘by such values as the following.
I‘ilis time its white waists but there's
also hundxcds of pretty fancy waists
to choose from.
Ladics’ wllito lawn shirt waists
tucked front and back, bishop alcoves:
tucked collar and cuffs, regular price,
$1.25. at $1..
Ladics’ white. lawn shirt waists.
tucked and insertion trimmed from.
low collar and short. sleeves, regular
valuc $1.75, at $1.39.
.Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists,
clustered tucks. six rows of insertion.
tucked collar and cuffs, regular value.
$1.98: these at $1.50.
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists,
tucked front and back bishop
sleeves, regular value $2.25, at $1.69.
THE BATHING SUITS.
Bathing time is about due. A largc‘
l'y increasing business demands a
largely" increased stock to satisfactor
tly meet the demand. You’ll find this
bathing suit equipment of ours most
complete. You’ll find qualities right
styles right and prices most inviting.
Women's black mohair bathing
suits, white braid trimmed, gored
skirt, at $1.98.
Women's black,
ing suits, braid trimmed.
sleeves, at $2.50
Women‘s mohair
black or navy. white sailor
braid trimmed, at $4.49.
Misscs‘ bathing suits in black (11'
navy, white. blaid triulmcd, at $1 98.
navy mohair-'baih
short puff
bathing suits in
collar
An important Sell no of White Walsis
lhe Bio Equipment of Bathing SillIS. ‘
EthaOidinaul Hoiserii Values.
Warm Weather Undelivear-
Men‘s bathing suits, all sizes from
751: to $2. 98. .
83 81 85 Washington Street South Norwaik.
SOME SPECIALS FROM THE
STOCKING SECTION. 9
We’ vo planned for a few duyti
trucrdlnary hosiery soiling Wolbbfi 1.
hosiery; children's hosiery: manila 9.
socks Pay you to make careful Brill
prompt investigation of the differs
items offered.
Ladics' fast 111.1(11 drop stitch 'ho
lilo quality at 121/211 pail.
Ladles' huc lisle hose. fast bin
at special prioo' now, 170 pair.
Childrcus fast black ribbed 0'
value 19c a pair at Jill/fie. ‘ 9
Children's fest black ribbéd 'If'
double knee and heels, regular 111100,;
251:, at special price now 170 pair.
45 do7. mon‘ s fast black half 191.05
regular valuo 151:, now We pair.
Men's extra fine quality fast-hijack
half hose, lisi c finish. 250 one
special [01 this week, 15 c pair.
WARM WEATHER UNDERWE R
The thin sorts of underw or to
men. women and children
much in demand just now. 50
mg of surplus lots flom Overpricckod
agents makcs these prices poaolbl . ..
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests, re 111.9.
17c quality; now 12320. ,. '
Ladle-3’ white ribbed vests, Inc
trimmed regular value 39c; now 251$.
Laiiios' Jersey. ribbed umbrella
pants lace trimmed value 36c at 2511
Mens buibriggau shirts, long of‘9
short sleeves, dr‘nWexs to match; rep.
ulnr valuc 29c 25c each.‘ ,
Men‘s Flench balbriggan lulu
long or short sleeves, drawers
match. 50c quality, now 39c. , .
Boys extra fine quality balbrlgga '
shirhts and draWcrs, value 39c, at '
eac
“I.
-3. .«c. ..-.. .3,“ ..,..
TO GO IN SPECIAL CAR.
m
Bridgeport Yachtsrnen Getting Enthus.
lactic Over international Races.
it Is reported in railroad circ ice that
the Bridgeport Yacht Club will ‘ohnrtbl
a special cal to convey a party of its
members to Montreal on August 6 to
witness the international vach't ran on
between the American challenger 'l‘c
cunt oh and the Royal St Lawrence
vac t' Club‘s defense of tho Seawall-
hukn (9:11p. .
The Bridgeport people it is said are
confident that tho. ’i‘culmsch will a('- 9
complish what all other American
built boats have failed to do in the
last six vcnrs. lift the (.up from the
Canadians it is proposed for the por-
tion or (91 1.31.139 sailed.
Ramon’s Tonic Regulator will cure
a chronic liver disease; Mr. Allen lild.
mundson, of East. Cape, Girardcau, "1.,
says: “i have been using Ramon's
Tonic Regulator in my family a long
while and beg to buy it is the Illiost
of money on my wife and not until I
began givingllcrrtho Tonic Regulator
was she bcncfltted. Now she is cured."
R. H. Plaisted. "
25c.'
BETHEL RECTOR ACCEPTS CALL.
DANBURY, July 16.-Rev. William
Morrall, rector of the St. Thomas Epis-
copal Chulcil in Bethei has accepted a
call to the Grace Church of Stafford
Springs 9 9
iF A MAN LIE TO YOU.
And say some other salve ointment,
lotion. all or alleged healer is as good
as Bucklen's Arnica Salve tell him
thirty years of marvelous cores of
Files. Burns, Boils, Corns. Felons. Ul
oars Cuts, Scolds. Bruises and Skin
Eruptions prove it's the best. and
cheapest. 25c at EH .Baxter's drug
store.
———.—
SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR STRICKEN.
ZANZIBAR. East Afric,a lllly 16,—.
liamud Bin Mahomcd Said, sultan of
Zanzibar, has suffered a stroke of par.
alysis. “ '
—-8‘I'OP THAT COLD. ‘9‘
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
211133113113 is musician up colds When
ever tried. almost without exception.
HI, 25 Wild and $1. 00 bottle!» The 9011!
forum“ 3 or Plaisted'o,» ' "T ~
luu’t It world 25c.
‘11- 219;“ 1&3
Cure
Re (if
'3: n—the 11 111 .
hog-t and bdfh'gd‘df’k
rm
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tlon‘.
Absolute find no
' I renewal “Wynn? m Bottle of A“;
“0211939 991111 was not? cued with It that I
.9. was ..
Misti-“b. medicines Danna
1 tilt at
vcl'l'ti'i
fills hoot bent t.
“1112993522224?“
no catch ‘
y. “mfitl' at. “Lawrence. If“;
‘yMttio or ad
AKA
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INDIGES llama mysgl'filha. W'an
ty on the car to remain in Canada 9
while the tin-- races to suttlo tho qucs 9 9
I ever saw. I had about a large amount 99 _
R. H. Plaistcd.
“allowances
JOHN W. BEATTY. '
_ Phone [47—3.
During Your
Vacation
Q
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linvc tho llllt‘l‘llll of your home
1".'1\11milic(l
it’s the 111031 comenicnt time
possible.
207 East Withmgfon 5r. 3:
mwawewww
MOTHER ALWAvs Keeps IT
AND
"My mother Hsuflercd a long time
from distressing pains and general ill
health due primarily to indigestion,”
saysL. w. Spaldiug. V’elmonn Mo. ”Two
years ago i. got her to try Kodoi. She
grew better at. once ‘nud now at the
age of mscventy -‘,six cats anything she
wants 'rcnlallting that she fears no
bild effects as she has her bottle of Ko-
dol handy. " ilon' t waste time "doctorini:r
symptoms. Go after the cause. if
your stomach is sound your health w.9.1
be. good. Kodoi rests the stomach and
strengthens the body by digesting your
food.‘ it is nature’s own tonic. Clif
ford Pharmacy
TURNERS' BENEFIT TO DIRECTOR
MENZ
The Stamford Turner Liedertnfcl
will tender a benefit to its musical di~
rector (lotlicb Menz, July 2‘? to reim-
buisc him for financial losses incul
1nd in having illness in his, family, t
which necessitated the closin of bus-
iness in Gay street and also: 90 ‘which
a plckpohket took from him on E train
at South Norwulk. The Liedertafel
also "wish 'to show their appreciation
of Mr Menz’s ability in securing for
the society the tirst prize at the 39ing~
ing9 festival recently held in Seymour.
The, prize consists of a. silver cup thir
teen inches in height and is now on
exhibition in the show window of H.
Waéller' s confectionery store in Stain
for
Mr I. S. A. Pipkin of Potolo Fla.
under (late of May 20th 1902, says:
“Please accept thanks for the wonder
,fui Bsmon's Liver Pills and Tank: Pei
lets It is one of the most wonderful
remiédiés'hn earth fur what it is recom
mended. I will ever use it and recom-
mend it to my friends.“
FELL ON A" flap 1-10'1' oral/.5
CENTERBROOK '31in 16 ~Magglo
' Smith, housekeeper, for Captain Math
‘ ers, of this place, was overcome by
heat in the kitchen and fell over on the ' ' " '
store in. a faint. She was badly
1.111113119331611. hsr' predicament was
dischvercd
11133111131191 b'iidll" from 31161211. -
MW
Relief will cure all trou-
bias 01mins 51011919391111 and bowels aris-
. in; from eating" 'inelons fruits etc.
Either children or old to ‘iks 25311.
H. Plaltted. 9
VANCE? 331'»; 33311113101:
nc‘c
furl; to "titer
third of the estate to his wife '
smaind‘er ill. divided among
new...
is
3:92 be given a taste of strenuous life at
Wing much publicity to‘ their
It costs 250-. '
h'é' only recover k'altho'u'gh 9'
'TASTE OF STRENUOUS LIFE.
Hard Work in Store for Guard at Ni-
antio This Year.
If lcpolts being circulated in min-
tz'u'y (mini! 3 1111' ”101111111110 mornbcrs
of the (‘onncciiuii National (111.11 d will
the annual (:llcnmpmcnt in Niniliic
next month.
9 The plan under consideration by tho
ofliccrs, which it is said has been prnc.
ticully decided upon. will include four
days of active sci-vice. This will our
body the digging of cuti'cnchlnellts,
sinks. cita. long marches and brisk 0'11-
nugcnwnts. and will offectunlly test
the military calibre of the members of
the various regiments. 9
Thu 'brigndior general and his staff,‘
according to all accounts, are not giv.
plans.
[from some source, llowovor. the fact.
has been gleancil that active service
work is to be part of the program this
your, and word is being passed along
lilo line to got ready for the pick and
shovel.
There is no use suffering with that
cough that. has worried youull spring
and scours to hold on in the summer.
You can stop it if you will only take
the advice you see hero and 1130. R11-
1non's English Cough Syrup You can
get it folc "5 cents it. ii. Pluisted “‘
METEOR III. AHEAD.
DOVER. Eng“ July liimEmperor
William's schooner yncllt Meteor III.
was the first to. arrive. here in the
rare from tho Islo of lleiigoiand for
the Von Busch trophy and two other
prices. The yachts started in the race
Monday last, bllt were Iltll'flllllleil in
the North sen.
STEAMER MARIPOSA USES OIL.
SAN FRANCISCO. July iii—Ji‘hc
steamer Mariposn, which has sailed
for Tullita will use oil for fuel instead
of coal. W. H. Winchell, chief engin
oer of the U. S. S. Boston. is making
the trip to Tailita for the purpose of
reporting to the navy department on
u. of the new fuel as compared
Headache, 3.1 Curlers
equally nimble cun-
vcntlng thinuu‘ '
correct slldlloxd
BU RPEE ANSWERS EXECUTQRS.
He Combat: Their Attempt to Dismiss
Application in Plant Estate.
All intorosiing hearing on a9 pics in
allatclnoni. brought. by tho'ilttornoy's
for tho llll‘l‘t‘ New York executors of
lilo licnry ll. Plant $20,000,000 estate
who have asked that the application
at Attorney Lucien l’. Burpcc'demand
1115; an accounting of the executors and
the retention of the estate within (3011
noctirui be dismissed. occupied thi‘
morning session of the New Haven
Probate Court yostcrdny. The New
iluvcn court cannot take jurisdiction
while the same question is the. basis of
11. suit now pending in tile Superiol
our! 111 VV'ntcrbul'y.
Colonel liiul'poc said that it was with
in Judge Cloavoiund‘s power and that
it was his duty to order the accounting
from the Non lork executors just as
there had been anonniings from Judge
.1 min Harrison and 111211111111 at the
time of their resignations us (l\CClll0i‘S
which occurrvd several months ' aim
The remaining executors should report
on What they hurl done, with the assets
of the estate despite the fact that the
similar action is pending in the Water-
bury Superior Court.
-"'l‘lioir claim." said he. "appears to
imply that you or I or any lnw‘ycr by
applying to 11 Superior court can strip
this Probate Court of its power and
jurisdiction as a P1 obalc Court
is so, then you might as well go out of
Illiciness. .
“On the grounds that the estate has
been squandered, " continued (‘oionci
Borneo. "and Matthew executors have
improperly disposed of it. my clients
halo brought the action in the higher
court merely to ('Ol‘I'Ot'I. tlic'allegcd
bronchus of iruii1.’l‘iio Superior Court
proceedings are onlyan aid to the
work. Vic itSk that those oxecutms
stop‘ their disposition of the estate.”
Attorney Shlpman' s lospo‘nsc wa:
brief. He. said that the claims of his
clients the executors did not question
the jurisdiction f Judvo Cicnroland‘s
court pending ill other suit hilt that
they did question the rights of the up-
piicnnts to sack that jurisdiction while
they have the suit pending in another
court.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,’
Del. says: "Isuifered for years with
dyspepsia Used to have great dis
tless and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of but nothing helped me
till I t ok Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent ho tie cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Piaisted and F. H.
Baxter.
_.._...—
9 A POPULAR VACATION TRIP.
lit. seems impossible that one may
visit famous Snratoga with its beauti-
fiil scenery a'i‘ld World renowned
splines and in a Vlli ation of four days
Only have to spend $1.. " .00. This small
amount pays 'f'ol railroad fare enter
admission to, all parks and springs.
grand concerts and electric.9 our tours.
The Recroaiitm Tourist. Company of
New Haven. makes all, this possible by
their remarkable arrangements and
system Apply tot}. W Harris Ticket
Agent reilroa'd depo't.- ‘
“4.1....
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE. '
NUS" Captulfl H. Hubbard Of‘ Mll-
ford Del, says: "Brazilian Balm say.
ed my 1139's life. He began just like
the one we lost with crb'up. We gave
haul . him a few doses. He quickly dropped
nthohmcoflonggnm .lflt‘hmnm 1111111111
other! do not”
Carter'- 1.1111. Liver milieu
$39sz $3 ‘
”'7'an 111111111111 Ty 5‘ The 'w‘iii'. 9””“SS'JMI‘SMW...
to sleep and was all right in the mar
ping." For sale by' R. If Piaistcd. F.
'Pi’.9Ba11ter and The Clifford Phar
BUILD AUSTRIA’S SHIPS.
NRA; July 16. L—The Ncue Freic
he states that the‘ shipping com-
blue. of which I Pierpont Murgan is
the head 1133 written to the Austrian
council of industry, offering to build
ships for ‘tho' Austrian trade and to
work the ship; when they are complet-
If this .
thinmcnt at first class (oltage hotels ,
WONDERFUL AUSABLE CHAS
‘ On July 21 and 28 and Angus ,
ill and 25 the Ror- rcntion 1111111131.: chi.
pally of New Haven will start their.
pnltics of tourists who take advantage:
of the remarrkibie low rate. of $24 0"
for a six day trip to Ausabi‘e Cb
This amount covers all expenses,
cludini‘r lailrond and steambOat fur
and board and lodging Aussbie Chasm9
is one of the. wonder spots of the
world and is the Mecca of vacation '
toluisis. Apply 111G W Harrld,_’1‘lok3 ‘
(11 Agent railroad depot.‘
POSONING THE SYSTEM;
It is tillough the bowels the t
body is cleansed of impurities. C
potion keeps these poisons in' th" y
tcm causing headache dullness
nlclnnciiolia at first, then uusi
eruptions and finally serious9 l
unless :1. remedy is applied.
Little Early Risers prevent
bio by stimulating the liv
mote easy, healthy actio
913 These little pills do not do
lently but by strengthening the b
enable them to perform their
work. Never gripe or distress. ,
ford Pharmacy.
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Phone 132.
Repairing
of any kind of
Machinery
and
General Jobbing.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
9M’F’G co.
11'. R. mommy, was...
50 WATER sr.. ~ so. NORM”:
Lighting Conn
Norwalk Chronicler