Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 16, 1902 · page 7

 

 

 
 
 

“TO REST MEANS BUST

'ro RUST MEANS BUST

NO REST NO RUST

N0 RUST N0 BUST."
We

1'. B;GRth1hl

205 w litigated so. .

 
 
 

 

always at ,ypnr service.

, Ditug'glsti ,,
South Iorwal '

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_, wwhwmn «u- sum—11s....“

ago last Saturday\ at Gregory a Point.
1 is 1111111111111111111 to return to work; an
though he has imrirdved consider-duly.
All the electricity has not yet left his
body and he cannot hear his hand in
water without considerable pain. Timu-
dcr storms have 11 peculiar terror for
him, the electricity affecting him to a
considerable eregree.

ROWAI YTOIN.

Illanjamin Broadway is riding a new
wheel.

Captain dco1go Wicks continues in
about the same condition at his name
in Crockett street A trained nurse

 
 
 

 

 

Samuel Hall of Van Zaudt street, has

purchased a fast horse.
Drugglst ’l‘. ii. Griffin
spent yesterday in Stamford.

Alonzo Wheeler, of Rowan street, is
in II‘nirticld today, on business.
Levi Jones. of East avenue spent

yesterday in Bridgeport 011

Daniel l.'ilon1mc'dlcrl and family are
enjoying an outing today, at ir‘alrflcld

Beach.

Miss Marlon i.’Hommcdleu, of Row-
uu street, has been visiting relatives

in Bethe].

Mrs. Donnelly and daughter Annie.
of Van Zandt sheet. are spending the

1 day in Bridgeport.
Charles Pratt of W. G.

machine shop. will‘ enjoy a week's v11-
catlon next week in the country.
It is estimator! that over one hundred

from East Norwalk went on

odlst excursion to Glen Island, today.
.Ve'n Kauren, of New
street, will take a party out this even-
ing for a moonlight sail on the Sound.
Mrs. J. l. Addison and daughters.
Ethaand Laura. of Westerly, S i., are
of M. J. Decker, of Betta Place.

Mrs. George

gue

William Keene, of Second
learning the baker’s trade
Deh‘orest‘s bakery, in South

The Junior Band will meet
ing. In the M
the members
entr-

Norman Stuckey, of Cove -,avenuc is
assisting at Roberts & chd‘ 11 bicycle
repairing store on the Washington

street b1ldgc.

Alexander Hyatt. of
at the home of Mrs. M. I".
Rowan street.

Mrs. Edward Birch. of Bridgeport. is
spending a few days at the. borne of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Mer-

ritt, in Seavlew avenue.

Miss E. Belle Hanson, of it‘: Cottage

avenue, and MiSs Gertrnde'

Livingston New Jersey, are visiting

in Providence and Boston.
Mrs. C. M. Moeller, of the

ion street bridge, went to Brooklyn to-
day. for a visit with her sister, Mrs. H.
She expects to be away for a

Slcbcrt.
week.

Captain Harrie Hunter expects to
start next week on a cruise to Block is-

land, In his sloop Raol1el.ile.
ably remain there until
closes.

James L'Hommedlcu.
his

called upon nephew.

George Wicks who is ill with typhoid

fever.
Robert Ciar' k

 

short stay.

 

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ed:- With a black background.
M

Ediva’rd

 
 
 

 

v 1d‘w.sr John of St
111192.? East ‘Norwalk master
in the Noru'alk Iron works

 

 
 

 

 

e interest of the

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

near eight Weeks
W
count. tails

day and at

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

1irly hum

 

tends

 
 
 
 

 

resins.
‘ ' toast,-

proved very profitable.
found 3011' Ai'thur,

 
 

'ttI) Mend {11¢
I 'II’s ‘lno‘l 91; Mrs.
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,odlst parsonage.
re requested to be pres-

Bonuie View
cottage, Belle island. spent last night

the season

of Seaside
Place, was in Rowayton yesterday and

and Robert Harris.
members of the United States Artil
lory corps stationed at Fort Totton. 1..
I. have been at their home here for a. ,

About twenty couples attended the
hop at the Norwalk Yacht Club. Mon—
day‘ievé'nlng and thoroughly enjoyed
themselves to music furnished by Joe-

. The South Norwalk lIl'sh Club hasn

handsome new sign over the front of
their quarters 0n the Washington street
bridge. The letters are large and rais-

‘an ms. James L" Hom‘m‘edleu.
of’: scrim” hie. flPlace drove Rev. and Mrs.
iinningham. to Belle Island
thi's“ If'téi' eon where Mr Criuningham
lve'r a missionary address.

mm a short trip to New

, erton, of South Norwalk. is
now employed by H S Brown, the
washington street bridge cobbler Mr
Brown is able to be at his shop a little
while each day after an illness lasting

ilo'm" ‘LeConnt. son of W. G. Le—
Ich'ed his new canoe, yester-
cotnpdnicd by Henry Metal-
11 d a spin down the harbor
' old they could makethe lit-

omorrow arching,
regiiia'r weekly Eddial’ service in the
Advent Christian «Church ais at that

thE-annual picnic of the Sunday

Wafterhoon.
ago} ~th Phillideiphla ano'ther ,
3111mm! to” arrive today. »
‘ 1115111111 11: Smith and Mrs 11.11..
owan street. went to Strat-

'5 received Messrs. IGréeii

from New Haven is constantly in at,
touriance and his chances for recov-
cIry are good.

Frank Seaman, of Yonkers. N Y..
“as in town yestIcrday afternoon cali-
ir1goonl1ay\\'l1ltc. M1I.'Scaman came
from Yonkers in the morning in his
speedy Winton Touring ca'r. " He re-
ports the roads good,Ib11t very dusty.

and wife

business.

 

——Builds up the system; puts pure'e.
1l(h bl 0d 1 11 vol . lees,
and Wellien gtr‘dri'g dnt'ifihdoiihy} nr
dock Blood Bitters. At any drug store

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

liert Ferguson assisted in DrugglIst
R. A. McDonald’s stoic. yestermday‘

Miss lda Nortlnop is ill at her home
suffering from inflammation of the
eyes.

John ()lrltIiisgchlager c'lgnr manufac
tu1er of South N01 walk was in Dar;
lcn yesterday afternoon on business. ,

liruggist Robert A. McDonald i11-
iends to engage adrng clerk in New
York. He will be in Darlcn this
week.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norman will hold
an at. home-to their friends Friday ev-
ening at their home in Gracie street
Darien

Henry Morehouso, employed in the
New \ork office of the Winchester
Arms Company. is spending his race
tlon at his home in Darisn. ' '

it “as stated in Darien yesterday
afternoon that eight union bricklayers
had gone to work on the. Anson Phelps
Stokes place ht Collander's Point.

The members of the G. A. .R. at in
Jersey City are at Roton Pelnt today
on an excursion, and several of the
soldiers at the Newton Soldiers'
Home went to the Point to meet them.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul 11 Colell. of No'r
otou Heights. have just returned from
a visit of several days to their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. William Grevcl. at whose
cosy summer home, “The Nook." at
Atlantic Highlands N. J they spent
an enjoyable vacation. .

Staff Captain Barter, of Stamford.
(oriductcd services in h‘ltch‘ :1 Soldiers
Home. last night, and a large number
of veterans were present. Captain
Garter went today to Ansonia.1whero
she. speaks tonight. and will then go
to “Merlden to visit her sick mother.
after which she will go to Syracuse,
the stone of recent. labors.

There was considerable excitement
in front of E Rinaldo's fruit store in
Railroad avenue yesterday afternoon.
i when a couple of Hungm ion boys stole
some fruit from 11 stand Mrs. Rinal-
di went after the boys and caught
them; it is said she gave them a sound
thrashing. M1'.Rinaldl stated to a
Sentinel reported that he intended to
have the boys arrested, as they have
been annoying him all summer.

Clarence E Scbficld. or Stamford
was in Barton yesterday afterndb'n
calling on friends. He stated that
several of the monled men‘ in Stamford
had engaged in a mining company and
intended to go to Oregon in the near
future and erect a mining mill. Mr.
Scolield is the local ascnt for Klilen
Warner & Stewart Company of 253
Broadway New York. a sell known
mining company.

Mrs Fannie Bates, Iof Dru'leu,_ cele-
hrated the ninety first anniversary of
her birth last Thursday. Mrs. Bates
is In well preserved lady and enjoys
life and its pleasures in a degree quite
remarkable for one of her age. Shh
still has a rare vein of humor. an in-
siance of which happened when one,
of her relatives asked her in fun which
team of horses she would have hai‘
nessed up to go out for a drive-«the
black or the greys. She replied that
she guessed the srays would be bet-
ter as
gloomy for the occasion. The day. willI
spent in entertaining callei‘s' add
friends. ‘ Mrs. Bates was presented
with a loving cup by her nephew, Rod
ert Cook on which was inI'sogjlhde
“July 10.1811-Jn'ly 10'. 1901'" ‘
Bates was very much pleased wlthM t e.
remembrance. Mrs Bates resides 111
the same house she lived in fifty-beveli
years ago and this is‘ within one mile
of the house where she was born:

Henry Kroan. of Fitch s Home'.

 

LcCount's

the Metb-

street is:
at E. R.
Norwalk.
this even-
All

Born, in

Flynn of

Washing—

will p‘l‘oh-

C aptaln

 

John ave-
mechanic
returned

firm

at the

lying asleep. apparently drunk,
railroad embankment in the res of
Stamford Hospital. Complaint to this
effect was telephoned to policeI
quarters and Policemen Brennan"

ton and Héifernan were despatdlibd
the scene in the patrol Virago
.Clty.1-.Sourt when charged fitflfitoxl-
cation Krona asserted is inhodlinc
any such offence all "Sold at

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Yotnot. thou;m%m
Iwiilwritea dull but. inatru 'la

not. nit.

N‘orwalk.
the meet-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

funeral of
Louisa N
Thomas '

 
 

well 113.1111. '11:» 4mg. 0311,11:

is h'eml'cauoeoflhese oi enli? As
1113111;ng whet “ ;,

answer oisons manfpe't ' “it

gestivea d1

1 H1

 

 

 

the blacks would look too

when was arrested in Stamford or W

Home

 

ceof
i .»

state f coma wt: (1
111111.9111111111111111111 tux,
iuustrucll on the hamlet

South while campaigning with the Sec-
ond (‘ounecticut Heavy Artillery,

the (‘lvii War, and over

1511 been
11 tile in the

in
since, that

time, forty your, age, whenever he,

,gcts out into the hot sun
iubject‘ed to fainting up

‘ Brennan ivas called ti} the
by 111's state to prove,
‘ 1111::1mnnoaaur to the

deal!

he has been
ells, ,Ofllcer
ltnessi'
roan‘ s
siirprlse '01

in said that he could not swear Kroan
had been drunk and that he had not

detected the smell 0;, ii
person when arrested." K
cordingly discharged.

. and

quor on his
roan was ac

Home We notified by telephone to

.akc him home.
The 111111111" annual lawn

fete and sale

if thtI Youn'gI i’eople' 11 League of the

Dhrlen Lungrcgutlonal Ch111',ch

held yesterday afternoon
In the lawn, of Dr. and
i. Noxon.

war-
snd averting
M1 11. George

"l‘ho grounds never looked

iretticr than they“ did yesterday, and
he decorating" committee, consisting

1f Rev,

Herbert S. Brb'wn', Dr. Noxon

ind IWiIlllam ltold.sl10uld‘reco‘l've 1I'nuch

tredlt fo1 the
Miles.

Willa” they took in the fee-
11 and buntin

were

tr 1mg fr'om' tree to’ trod and h is and

here Chine? lanterns

'rouhds

dotted the

a picture was an lnvlt

rig ‘,-0ne and the handsomely arranged

tables made it especially so.

Sup

1e1 was served on the lawn and also
11 the dining 1"oom.'l‘he committee

having charge of this consisted

of

'Ilrs Noxon, Mrs. Cushman, Mrs E. ‘1‘

Dn as and Mrs. R 1.1.61

llett. John

“do 'li'er was the ticket seller for the:
litterent tables and the Misses Stella
\iistin arid Eleanor Stevens and

barge. of the lemonade stand.

Mrs.

I‘. W Bell 111111 Miss Stella Fo‘ote had
liar-12c. of ihe' confeét'lonel‘y table
l‘ho domestic table was in charge of
\1111. J. C. Mather. Mrs Charles Lima
and Miss 3111:1111: Ardhlh'pld, th. H. S
Brown, MIrI's. AlfredI Morehpuse and

‘rirs'. (11-61121: Clark were
fancy table.

behind the

The Misses Helen Wat

IIrburr and Lucretia Chllenh attended
('1 the Ice cream They were. enclosed

a a tent

Several fianles ping pong.

archery and ring toss w are played dur
ing the afternoon and 1111111: Agnes Reid
was in charge The Missile Belle Wat

nrbury and Helen Scoheld
peanut stand.
’ir'si president wad Mrs;
organized it.
is the present president,

Scofleld is secretary and
cy is treasurer. There or
v mornberm who work in

view at the

The League has been
in existence aboutI four years.

The
Payne, ‘w'. .o

M Isa Helen Morehousc

Miss Heler
Ralph Hind-
e about. thlr

conjunction

vith the Ladips? Aid Society in raising

uuds
hurch

to defray expOn

see of the

 

WES TPOR T.

S-Ilcrtrnnu Oscar Smlt'h' spent Monday '

n Bridgeport '
Trinity Sunday school
L‘ompo Beach yesterday.

Friends spent Sunday with
Adams, at his home in Gr

Joseph Pullman was In

picnicIedI at

Joseph-
ccns Farms
visitor here

Monday en route to Norwalk 011 bus-

.“ 888.

'l he Misses Bradley have been enter-
tulning Miss Annie Richards. or New

Haven

The Misses Darrow“ have

home from a visit with
Darlen.

returned
rciathes in

Miss Maud Doley, of Weston. is a vis

itor at the‘ home of her sl
H Jennings

Aaron Bennett is being
substitute rural delivery
is under instruction by
child.

Menibcre of the Arion

Sher, Mrs. I0
drilled as a
carrier. He
Harry Fail-

Singing S'o-

clety visited Stamford last night and

participated in st congratulatory diallei,‘

glve'il by the Stamfoid scanty in honor
(if its success at the recent Saengerfest

in 'QCY‘mpur.

Miss May BedfOrd 1:11:11: to to‘wu
Monday, in her locom'oblle, and tin
machine came to grief at State and
North Main streets. a portion of the

machinery breafing. She
and proceeded home in u

left the antr.
l1 ollev The

vehicle was later hauled away for re

pairs.

Why is there such an aversion on the

part of insurance cu'mpanl
ere'

operty
thalrt I I I

1311‘ to assume

 

sitiou's end oftI-tlnle

the vicinity any‘ such égI'aISt-lroin p

seize

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, 11.0171“ I
will like to k‘nI

No s'oiutlbn of the

through local‘ cine

 
 
 
 
 
 

r‘ecdrded.‘ th'
1:"I

primitive in
tlons are out:

i . dldr
V'ceg‘ 3‘0

 

 

the weather.

your tumbles
k the hint. .

let go of the

trey.
Bridgeport hhvh also been guests of "

 
 
 
 
 
 

Fitch's,

_‘ Plainted.

h
Edition berg with an address by Mrs

 

Mr. and 11111111111111. 0!
M11100 Ifrey.
Mrs, l . A Coley is spending a IteIw
dayeI in Norwaik
1111:1211 Sutton has entertained
Bridget) rt rle
James B.l)lkon111n. Jr.." who 1:11
been seriously ill, 1 much bctter.
Mrs Flewellyn a 11. children, of 1111::-
bury are guesta of Mrs. MIarwln Huerta,
Charles and Florence' Sceley, of
Stamford, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. George Reed.

 

 

Miss Rock 6%“, 91'th Hard P11.. has
been the guct 'M .P.FitclI1 and
Mrs E. J. Adams. ‘

. 1+—~mn+——
NEW CAN'AAN

Bert Saunders is seriously ill.
Clarence Bird. ‘of Springfield, Muss,
spent Sunday with relatives in town

. rest“?

lianloraeaII £1.11: E. Pluklmn’s
Vefietab Compc nil After
1" owing Its Ion! For
Years. 1

”M
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Alli; 11111111119151: bohtovied' on human-
it} and therefore anything that can
lost lierirltlr is a blessin. I
1.1I’l‘lnkhnms,

 
 

ital on

Miss Eva Horton, of Stamford 'was '

the guest of friends i Itbwu. Sunday.
Julius liamni. (if err Haven, was

the guest of friends in town Sunday.
William Cody, of Stamford visited

with relatives in this vicinity. Sunday. ~
Willie Schmidt and Miss Ada Kieth '
relatives .I I

are spending a week with
in Danbury. ,

Harry Dowues, df h‘orestvl‘lle, was
the'guest, of hls'parents, Park street.-
Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon and
child of Stamford were the guests of
Mrs Dixons permits, Slinday.

II “Clin” Raymond. master mechanic
3f the railroad at Standard, yisited

with his parents in town. Saturday
last . ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Warren, of

New Haven spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .l. I). Warrmcn
Park street. ' ‘

Miss Carrie l)cmn1011,of Park strert.
left Saturday for Morruiu, N. Y..‘
where she will visit her parents for a
month or so.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ralstou anrl
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brady, ‘of New
York, visited with Mr. and Mrs. F S.
Sellec'k. Sunday

Masters John and Joseph Doyle.
Georgie Everett and James Devanna
énjoycd one day last week, at Cove
Pond. Stamford fishing and swim
ming.

Elmer E. Hoyt. of Vista. and Miss
Bertha Van Name will be married
today. at the home of the bride's par-

ents, in Lewisboro, by Rev. l. 13.
Brown ‘

Edward Casey and son John. of
Bridgeport. were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel O'Neil, Sunday. ,Mas»
for John remained over. to enjoy a
week with it 1'. 0' Nell' 8 children
Clarence Rancher was the guest
of relatives in New Haven Saturday
and Sunday. H'o returned home“ Sun'-
day, in company with his wife and
young son.'wh0 were there a week.
George Seileck. of Scott Corners and
Miss Florence Bulkley. of Newark. N.
l.. were married at the latter city on

Sunday. The brld'cI and groom arrived I
Monday. and are residing in Scott
Corners. , .

Grorge E. Raymond visited over

Sunday in Kingston. N. Y.. where he
joined his wife. who has been spend-
ing the past week with her son. ‘enh
ploycd at the above plumI Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond rctumed home M011-
day by boat. down the Hudson River.
énjoying a pleasant sail. They arrived
home in the evening: " "

 

ACTS lMMEDlATELY.

Cdlds are sometimes more trouble»
cone in summer than in viinter it‘s so
hard to keep froru adding to them
while ecoling off after ex'erelse. One
illnuto Cough Cure cures at once. Ab
rolutely safe. Acts immediately. Sure
me for coughs colds. croup. throat
11:11 lung troubles Clifford l’barm.»

icy.

W
ALLEGES MORTGAGE IS FORGED.
: lmma Donn. of Brooklyn. has insti-
tuted suit in the civil superior court
rgalust William R. Heard of Strulford
and other helrs- at law of Roger A.
Beard of Milford asking that‘ a mort-
sage which the heirs claim to hold on
I50 ilCIOS of propert: which she owns
11 Prospect. New Haven count). be do
clared null and void and set aside. Mrs.
Beard says she bought the property
and it was conveyor] to her free of all
encumbrances on March I 1881. The
mortgage which the Beards hold is
deter] March 18, liilii. Mrs. Doan says

‘ sbe’ dld‘not ‘glve'the mortgase. and

Ray‘a'tiist‘it is forged.” 'and‘is a fulse
instrument. Béeirirso the mortgage is
it cloud on her title she asks the court
to set it aside.

~__.'

 

Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pel-
wk make a complete blood treatment.
on can get them for 25 cents. R. H.

 

' v. w c. A. crrv canrassncs.
‘I'sersa BAY N 1'. July 16-—-The

,ci'ty'séetlon of, the Ydung Women' s

istlan Association closed its annual

 
 
 
 

,, rice; of Chicago 01‘) j‘Thé
tourist .. The altend'a'nce
wearer: was 322, the delegates
rdpre out; thirty- fou‘ri' affiliaten'eitym
lotions. This lath e largest num-

bé of delegates ever present at a city
ference of the Y..'W to A.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

15%? WOR5’O ohiilfilid 35%qu its

We will: 19’ '3'st fli‘pb

ade of real roots and herbs. There

root beer can't quench. are is

d ihlld {mall enough to be hurt by
rug t

.1 l1 I‘greIaItcr than that of quenching a

twit it
met, add guitar, yeast and ,

- at 0111' some duringsdbg'id fl

 
 

' ‘ ‘ ‘ ill prove a watch dogma the health I I I

happiaressv. i you. you usury and

no man big enough do have a thirst

There 15 no pleasure on.
Ray Wil llama Recife":

 

ante I’mOQ . '
rmflolug Physician and Lecturer.

“ l or fifteen years I have noted the
died of your Vegetable Compound in
an int: special diseases of Women.

"i know of nothing superior for
:v.-'.'1rl1u troublc.‘ born'nnoss. and it
1:1,: 1:11- Ircnted' hundreds of dangerous
yin-1'1: lions w'1hr-r: [11111111 runs 11111111111
1. was the. only chance to [get \v-.tll
)Ilt'l‘l'illlllll and, inflammation of the
mud: has lurch cured in two (11 thrc‘c
yer-in: t'iumrn‘b its use, and us i find if.
1111': l_‘, 1'11 l1c1liul W 1111- rly, l milwsll: .t-
11:!)1'1rlvc it my highest endorsement.
I-l'ruiaIr'nnliy yours, Du. P “11le A,
:unsiuo'. Mich.‘ ‘~t,5000 [ayIlIIcif Ifaboce fu-
Immmllsnofghmka. :1. \v

If you fll‘i' ill do not, hesitate to
‘ 1.1 lmtrlc of lmlio E1 Pink-
.i1.11.'s \‘r'ut'toblo I(?olripound‘nt

'11:. ~. and ‘i'TillE'I'l/I Mrsgl’inks
horn of; l ' 1:; 111111111. for special
“Him: 1' "'vrt'li' free.

 

 

i... 512.-.. - .. .

How do under takers lc: 1m their
trade? Did you ever see or hear of an
undertakck'e apprentice?

 

1,”. v_._s.1

Child’s Rocker Free

For 46 Ozone Soap Trade Mark's
2 Oz‘one Starch Trade ream: ‘
2 Ozone Washing Downer ’I‘IrIode Marks

 

. Given Away at 1,.

BUCKLE Y £1 WHEELER
151930.143: AND CYCLE SUPPLIES.
'2 we: so as:

 

 

of. Trade Marks

The three kinds
must be presented for rocker.
All first—class stores sell the Ozone
goods. .

 

JUNK cum News

We are trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road, but will attend very
promptly to orders by'postal card, and
pay following prices. with sqnarcIdoal
lug: All kinds of iron. 1/30 lb.; rub-
ber boots, shoes and bicycle" tires. Sc
1b.: light brass, 5c 1b.; heavy brass.
’Ifc; Copper, Serpewt'er. 10c; rags, 10
lb.»: folded newspapers in bundles, V40:
tea and heavy load 31:.Th'ese prices
are good until market changes. Watch
this adv. '3

ABRAHAM H RRlS
Ph'orie 156-4.B01'1 34 So Nor'wIalit.

.1: 'l».. .. .
SMALL-POX 1.,0UJRANIINE.
mean‘a‘ trouble. but death Without Iin-
sul'tince in the Connecticut General
may mean the 'Poor House for' the

wife and children. Think of it to-
day. Settle it tomorrow by calling

' "Isré'ri'kin: ‘sre'rrl pesos: a

,4 s. w...”

‘ United 1111111133qu

 

VACATION llILLlllllliY

Gf a'll descriptldns. White Duck Ping

Dainty
patterns .in Chiffon Veliings. New

I Birds Wings and Pohtbiinsfi ' . " ’i‘

,1 11 . most In HATES AT
"' Mlosnaimsro Perez's

R‘ ‘ 1" ‘

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I . ‘ ii‘ a
df Main Slider. . Home”:

Fme Goods at his} Prices

.1. 112.3;

 

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Iferers from Coughs. Colds. Throat and

So. ,'NP‘7P"‘.“.‘I ,

«HubertIF Pierceéfiieeiid Agent. : .

 
 

el’ong Hats. Sailors and Alpines, White 1 '
, Mull Hots, White Felt Hats, new, and
DI! ' stylish Rough Straw Sailors.

 

with large Bridgeport cs

‘ NKRUPTtW.

’ this of the creditors of
Josephus boycotts“; of Hartford bank:
rupt Wfi‘o id business as the M'a'hhab
tan allP a or Company, was held in
the cities of stereo Kelldgs. Monday.
David Kérdpner 'was appointed trustee
of the estate.

There was no opposition to the uppii
cation of Patrick H. Foley of Hartford
bankrupt, for a discharge from bank:
rruptry. when the uppllcutlrin came be

fore Referee Kellogg Monday for a
hearing.

lion-me Kellogg Monday flied favor-

able reports recommending to Judge
Plait that John ‘Zunuer and Harry E.
Marsh, of Hartford: George S. Carter

of lirlstol and William Murphy, of
Manchester bankrupts, be discharged.
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SAVES AI WOMAN'S LIFEH
To have given up would have meant,
death for Mrs. Lois Craig. of Daron 9%
tor, More. For years she had endure
untold misery (rum 0 severe lung trod,
bio and obstinate cough. “Often,"p it
writes- “i could scarcely 'broath'o' an
sometimes could not speak. ml 11ch
tors and remedies failed till 1 1191311,
King's New Discovery for Con'sdmp
lion and was completely cured " 811i-

Lung Trouble need this grand remedy,
for it novc1 disappoints, Cure is guar
anteed by 11. H. Baxter. Price 500 and
$1. 00. Trial bottles free. I . 1 ;

MRS. KNEISZNER FOUND. ’

DANBURY, July 16. «Mrs. John
Knclsznc'r who was reported yestcr.
day as having disappeared from her
home hi this city. has been found at
Rotsford eighteen miles from here.
She went fora wa'lkr ron Sunday and
becoming confused walked away from
Danbirry instead of toward the city as
she thought she was doing.

 

 

 

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WATER COOLERS.

Wood Alcohol, in our, iluaotliy. I '
.ln Paints, varnishes, Shannen. £11..
amels,_ Stains. as, we sell 113111141151.
tern I' ' ' I‘ '.

Rémem'bor, about... JIM-rust;
and Devoe's are the leidlr'i'g Painti for
“,9!" beats. fence and floors, fits...
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why he have the twin we do.
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fresh fall of snow.

'tlons.

' age, living near Bro
twin “it

'I' beat, sat down in the share o
._-I find expired almost instantly.

Alp mums; hard to “datum ,
I are such minis; unwritten“. "“Wi

wfi’flfl‘mfllu mibme‘ rules i

1 19:11 i can hardly go". ‘l‘hftf'l
' linimeat that evér did me "so much

, WY til
Bride? :1 labol'er. “£1416

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

the United States Steel
to th suit designed to prevdnt
$2tiIli.0 0.000 bond conversion

brought by .l. Aspinwall' Hodge."

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

H. Cirrtls and Bernard Smith wart
yesterday. The suit, is based 0 .
contention that the corporation
do not equal the amount of its pre
11 stock and that therefore it pound
ril'oceed 1111 Intended under the act 0
1902.1‘Ihc answer which is support- 1'
ed by an affidavit of Charles Schweb
states that assets will amountwto
more than the entire stock,‘ from
common‘ and preferred or More 1
$100, 000, 000.
Here 11': a men whose ex drl 3"
been worth ‘some'tllin'g to druid i‘
is. Witherow of Liberty. W Va
“Please send me prices on 11
boxes of your Tonic hirer
1:11:11) 1 and they ails infirm
that 'wlil 'tio‘ me any ‘gb‘odi'
sure to find them just as benefit-la" ' 1
you if you will try them'. racy 'Ic i.
you 46,5 cents. R311. Plaisted l‘,’
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DVALBTED'II' lN CARMEL JIAIIL 1,
cannonr.‘ July as. 1.401111 miller ,;
stedt, the Brewster, N.Y . man, who. " ,
When he learned that he was to be or: .‘
rested on suspicion of 1111111111: edit , ’
the death of 'lchn Anderson, é of -
employees attempted sulclde,ll gs, 191 Mm:
taken to‘ lhc’lall ’at‘ Carmelm
denies that he had anything to do with,
Anderson’s death but says that ruth opts!
than be suspected of the IsIrIippo a ,
crime he prefers death. The '1’1‘21111
seveial bad wounds on his twist: fit!
11er in'tllc'tetl by himself but”1'1'lil reg
covet“. . I. ' '
“assu'rv 1's QNL'Y elongated“
en’s the old raw. 'l‘h‘e saw
ty lsII as dean as"h the stinnddh
the ‘ltid'nei‘rs the biog!“
book at the“ bad o 111
men and most IwomcEn
leave off paints ‘aad pair's
gentle doses of tli'e_' Aéfi 111'"
cure. 'Solvent. to an:
the health good Dis
weil-krib‘v’vn Dr David

e'r'no'r, of as

southern pa.
Gceeu foliage way
from trees and it is feared mile ‘ ,
age was done to the tobacco c ’.
HallSto‘ne's of the dimensions
sized Iinarbles fell so thickly C
group 11 looked as if covered it}

place in the'I
swept over i.

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you should have at a pleasant :11
resort get a bottle of Rain ’
Tonic and take it a

vacatoni to in it the

p‘nrifyl'lng 'lhepblgodp' "and

cheaper. R H. II’lalsted.
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YALE’S NEW CLlNlCIAL BUILD! Q,

NEW HAVEN; July ills—The on“
of the new clinical building a
Yale Medical school was today
nonnced to be Mrs. ThomasG. Ben
of this city. Mrs.’ Bennett '5an
000 for the building and any first
mortal of her mother, Mrs. Oliver-‘Wli‘f-
cheater Plans for the nerv'bulldhlg
to adjoin the clinical building and to .
accommodate all the “Work of the
medical school hays been prepared. n- it
will be build 111‘ three sections and will _
cost $275, 000. .

W'

VACATION DAYS
. Vacation time is‘ hereon had
dren are fairly llvin‘
There could "be ‘no hit
them. You need 6111th .
tIlI1e amidfdts 31:ng bo‘ '
a 1' spot 3 rams y MM
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serious nonsequarfdéif“ "

’snd wounds.” "I need DbWit‘t’
Hazel Salve for sores; cuts :11,
ea." says 1:. B. seamen, ‘3 f6“:
'1'" is the a?“ "a?” go 36. when”

manure on Ball a 11%.

game of counterfeitl. Gllflord .
macy.1 ,

" MR3. GOLDBERG DEA .
I NORWICH July Iii—Mrs.
Goldberg who is alleged to have bee‘td
dssaulted 1i row do” ago'au'oap‘tfi

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Ashabei Tanner. dléd yeitéi‘day
autopsy was performed by once
of the coroner, who announced this
death was caused by cerebral hemp"
huge and Bright‘s discus Cadti
Tanner has been under' $5, 0100 ltgnfl
for a hearing on July 26.

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Iii mon' s More“, and Bone ll lell .
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rake. Kentucky on ‘
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sumo?

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