0...... 1.1111111
Monday (iii (1 111111111 (to,
my bad intnnttod to bring him t
the island but on (tho to 1111 invalid.
doubtu it he will be 1111111 to' do so.
The shower of Tuesday attoruoon,
followed by the cool wnvc, has (1111 idod
ly reduced tho number of bnthorn. Yo;
tolduy those who wont into tho wntor
took only (1 plungo They state that
low 61......
n . .
11111111 (111116111 1, 111111161116
good he Wouldn't 11.1 buoy. That's why
we bollovo you'll ho united here.
WALL PAPER ,
, 39. .
PIASA‘, 111.. .6111 114111111111 ((11111.
mood Pearson itobaon, hero of the
Mcrrimnc. rescued Mina Muy Cart or
St. lzouls, lrom drowning in tho Mina-
lsulppl ltivcr, ,ucnr tho Chautauqua
grounds here, yeatlcrday nt’tornoon.
Miss Cerf. standing on the (lock (11‘ a
yacht. whllo thtI uuvul oillcrr was
swimming. oullctl to him:
Btato of Ohio, 1111.. City (11 Toledo.
Lucas Countyl
Frank J. Cheney makes (111111 that he
in the senior pnrtno'z oi the firm of li‘.‘
J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo. County 111111 State afore-
sold, and that acid (11.11 will pay the
Views on Ambitiom‘and
Dyspepsia.
Only artistic dciignl.
W
The luuornl of little Joseph anlum
died yesterday morning (it tho
‘i‘s, cottage will be held today at
611‘ Point, I‘l.l lutm 11111111, will be
ill biliary cemetery in that plmc Mr.
rs. Cornelius Waglum. the tatb
nd "molbm. and Mrs Littler his
1., will accompany the remains. The
Mh‘ at the little fellow has cnused a
nutty in the Waglum home that can
, be filled and the mother is ho rt
Little Joe was always (1 u
t disposition always looking on
‘ sunny side of things, and his death
not a gloom m (It the luluud.- Ai
‘lew dsyn' stay (it Group l‘oint.
, and Miss Wuglum will return to
‘ o island to spend the rest of the
miner.
','1‘ “West Side branch ‘of tho New
,, V. M. C. A. and the now oi the
go C. Stevens will cross bats on the
t, Point grounds Saturday after
110611 MZO'clock. C E.S(l1r(1cdcrun(l
.1" mm Donaldson will be the battery
West Sides, and Hon (1rd Stev
'd‘hlelson Claw will be in the
‘ he oystormep. Both tcums‘
rid ring for the tray and the
111 is expected to be highly interest
No admission will be chargod
‘Ollectlon will be taken at th(.I
‘yemont Society.
‘ hats for the whint party at the
to ottago tomorrow night are soli-
‘ Several prizes have been so-
.51).; awarded to tho f01 tuuntu
6y The proceeds will be used
lip tho improvement of the island and
lied that the affair will be
bly' 111101111911 and be made (1 big
Mr. (111.1 Mrs Poole and the
ontettalnment. committee have spared
it aims in arranging for the affair
they ask is the honrtv support
(,1 all the islanders. -
uncey Schroeder took E. M
CW. W. Baldwin, Hurry W. Kel
1911,11}. l. Loney and Mr. Robinson out
.d‘o‘r it Bail yesterday morning in his
icbtboat, There was a very stiff breeze
lblowlug and with tho reefs in the sail
ith titty started about 9 oclock {or
tnmtor‘d‘ arriving back at the island
my after 12 making the. trip in
quick time. The boat stood the
‘well and Mr Schroeder proved
initial! an able sailor.
urnett B. Donaldson W. J Stroh
‘o‘yel' and Richard Fro‘thinghnm Ely
tri 11 home yesterday morning from
r“1"uise‘ on the Critic to 01 atcr
The party intended to go to l\,..
11 but the Sound was so rough
lecided the best thins; to do was
‘ across to the island. Thcy (1r—
hero shortly before noon. All
ort a gov time and that Richard
1 tell overboard only once
I. F d MoCollum, of the Meadow cot
"resumed his duties as manager
(1 lace department of John Pull
6: Company, Broadway, ,chr
. .11, today. Last Saturday Mr Mo
‘, “(1111 left a sick bed in the city to
‘ 6' to the seashore, and has so for
e‘rat‘d as to be able to return to
. 'He is high in his praise of
‘lle island as .a health restorer.
Walter Johnston and Charles Lmdc
tastcrday morning nftei the wily
ii and returned with thirtv- two
‘th denizens of the sea One at
‘9 fish, caught by Mr McCollum
,g‘hed ilvé‘ and one half pounds.
’ h gives him the record 106' the
goat fish of the season.
Jennie Picknev from the Oak‘
,and Miss Mabel L‘leb, of the
i'. cottage, are winning laurels
(swimmers. Tuesday the young in
i“ want to Tavern island,“ nearly
a mile They were accompanied
*uls‘fiigson and Elmer Nicolls in
wbbflt. They intend before the
closes to attempt the swim to
B. Keeler's power tender ‘ut
, slit Yacht Club sank, Sunday
I and is now out 101' repairs. The
‘ n will havé to be thoroughly oven
' d and equipped with new butter-
’11 Bparker The screws in the
5 box gradually worked loose
Made the bout' leak to badly that
hank during the night. ’
Grant, president or the Danbury
Club, has sent word to Mrs
”6”“. that be will bring a young
. hs party to furnish
is staying at the Haviiand
who.
as also ofl’eréd her services
. Kelley, W. I. Laney and W.
(“sin who bare been at the
8 oot‘tagéi the past ten
‘ return to the city on
yliiedjtot. Sunday This young
,much missed as they on
lénsnr‘os of the ‘i
‘ torntrlp out}; ‘
median Jnrbo‘e .
thtI watnl w very cold.
George ll oCo‘llum and Mind Chm»
lott1I R.J(1ll11non enjoyed a drive to
V111 walk yeatorduy 111(1111lnx They r-o
tinned much immensod with the bean-
ty (11' the pluco and its handsome rosl
dances.
Mluu S Cornoll has his yacht l-iul
(you out on East licnch. whom ha in
ovr-rhuullun bin ‘cnglnc. 'l‘ho job iii by
no mound an easy one, but Mr. Conucll
(11111111le to intro it completed in a low
(luyn.
Mrs. llcllmor, tho woll~kuown ours-
Woman (11 the. island took Mrs, Rosa
out yestortiuy morning for a spin ovor‘
to Smith's island. On tbu wny Mrs.
Rosa made a vorypretty (live from tho
boat.
The Southoiu New England Tcch
phone (‘0 ompany has a force of 1111-11. at
wmk (nrtiui; poles from Now Cannon
((1 lli(' koiy illui‘t to bo uz'cd in tho (Ion
structlon of tho ‘exlonsiou to lilookuldr
\l’nltiu Johnston bun loturucd to Wu.
wnndu ('Iottugc ut l’inoi cdgo, after 11
low duyu‘ stay at‘ tho llnvllund .ounc,
“(I has us his guest Clinilcs i indobt‘rg,
of South Norwulk.
Mrs. Scott Boujalniu, of Hartford
lv‘i '.mk liuy'.v('1o‘d. Min William iiolmos
.111d (1. Iillitlllt‘l‘hi Mubul .1,11(l .losephino, or
Sminglicld Mass, arc guests (it tho
linltlctt cottage. ,
ltoboit Sl1n1',po w. M. (‘liutou and
Miss Adoluldo Putnam \( out on a short
ilsbing excursion youtotdny nt‘ioiuooti
it'luinlny, with twonty live “black beau
ties.”
Geolge‘ l". Slicpnid und \vii‘o, from
llnubury, were at the island yesterday.
Mr. Shepard said that ho (prm'tcd to
(born into his new cottage by the 26111.
Mrs. Hoddcn and daughter Ella, of
Orange, and Miss .lennio Hoddcn, of
Newark. are gucsta of Mr. and Mrs.
ii'a Jarolcmnn. (it La itopos cottage. .
Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Thompson, who
huvnbeen guests of Mrs. E. M, l’tIt
tit, (it lloso vottugc. rcturuod to lhoir
home in Duub'ury yestorday.
Edward Bouton yoatcrduy complotI
ed the canvas tool (111 the addition to
Suniisc cottage occupied by lI'r'opiio
air and Mrs‘ 'l‘. H. Postal
Robert, Johnston is expected up 1‘1 (1111
the 111(.Itr(1polis Sutur(lu‘1'.llo will 1'(.I.
11min until Monday morning at tho
Wawundn, i’ino Lcdgg,
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Booth and {um-
ily who are sum‘mcrlug at the Hull cotI
tage. expect to return to Daubury the
first of next month.
John B. Sheridan, of Green Point.
l.. 1., who has been staying at tb(I ROI
ton Point 1101,12] has secured a position
in South Norwolk
Walter Mcyc1,o! Brooklyn, and it.
B. Cram, of New Yo1 k arrived Tues-
(lay evening: for (1 short. stay at tho
aniinnd house.
‘Mlss'ido (irogorr. of Now York city.
will spend Saturday and Sunday the
(most of tho McFollum family. at
Mcudow ('ottogo. _
Miss Eliznboth Kenny and Mrs. W.
‘S. Hyatt, of Green Point, L. i.. are
sounding a few days (11. Rose cottage
on the bench. ‘
' Harry hlaxmuun and John Farrell
onjoycd 11 Clambake yesterday on the
rocks in front of th(I Jonas cottage.
William Littlcr will pump. up Sutur
.1111 {mm Green Point. 1.. l. to spend a
fortnight at the Lewis. cottage
Miss Maud Miro 21nd liliinn Adolc
intend to‘ spend the romaindcr of thc
summm at 11089 cottage
Mr. Colnhan and Wild are spending
11 few (lots at Rose cottage the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clonr.
George Lcib rcturuod to Now Yolk
,1csterday morning (111111 a short st‘uy
at the? Bartlett. cottage
John Andrews. of Green Point L L.
In expected to spend a week at Cedar
cottage on the bench
Mr. and Mrs. David lligson and son
Louis hawI gone to their home in Dan
bury for a short stay.
Mrs. Kelley, wife of Dr. Kelley, has
been a visitor at the 'Wawnndn cot.
tum. Pine Lodge.
Mrs. E. Kenner, of Brooklyn, will re-
main at the Rose cottagtI the rest of
the season.
Miss Loretta Coin is 1hr.I guest olI
Mrs, Clear. She expects to rcmain 101'
some time.
Mr Bellmer retu‘rnc‘id ‘lrom 11' a‘hort
(up to the. c111 today.
, CONNECTICUT PAf‘EN'rs.
The following were. issued July]
1902 List furnished from “office of‘
Bridgeport, 001111.:
George M Eamcs, Bridgeport,
(roadie power stand for sowing maI
chiné.
Myron B Hammond, Bridgeport,
garment clasp
Walter Neilson, Bridgeport. wrench.
C. J. Roach. Hartford, recorder.
Charles F Smith, New Britain oil
or molasses faucet.
Charles 15-0mm, Bristol, self-wind
ing electric cinch
pp, 111118 for printing
Arthur Rhinos Soothington coiling
.nt.
paper making.
TRADE-MARKS:
Ini-
A. M. Wooster solicitor of Patents. .
Planner, New London ‘
. Potér Beanie, Lacie Island torpedo '
sott‘iné dovice.‘ ‘
oompani.
.;t‘iceotthe Supreme Court. 011 11:
at issues 't‘hé platform nys "We rent,
to
"it i should fall overboard would
you rescuo mo?" .
"i (Icrtnlnly would, Minn Cort,” rc-
pvt-(i llobson, laughing.
‘ 'l‘ll(I1(I won 11 splash in tb(I 1"iV1I1. A
(loud ut’ filmy sklltu llontod a moment
on tho wotur and thou sunk. lI‘or sov-
(Irui seconds (I onlior but gllmnicrml
il|)(l\'\“ tho woven and (1 pair of round
arms splnnbcd desperately ugulnot. the
tide.
Captain Hobnon oturtcd with long
strokes to swim the distance of nearly
11 hundred feet to the ync'ht’s side.
Albro (libel-(ton, or lillsu, lll.. Hob»
son's only companion in (swimming,
nwum ntlcr tho girl also. 'l‘htI river
was so ollcn by recent ruins
At tiles '.1n1(.I moment both uwilmnora
rcarhod the place whole tho lust
glbupsc o! the white but was soon.
From the yucht's deck frantic man and
1111111011, 1111011191]. Hands wore pointed
down the (dream.
Captain l-iubsou, turning with tho.
tido. tloutod by 1hrI yacht}; sido. poor—
ing (ill the Milk! into the muddy wuter
lot thiI glint Suddenly l1('I (liV(Id,1in(i in
(1 few moments cumc to tho u‘urt‘nro o;
with 11111 loft 111111 mound the shoulders
of Miss Carl.
Sltc strugglod desperately and it was
hard for him to keep her head above
water until his companion (Ionic to his
assistance. Even thou the weight of
her clothing (undo the task or rescuing
hcr vory difficult for tho two men but
tling with (1 strong currrnt.
Tho yacht (21111111 to (hair side out] (In-
gor hands outstrctnln'ui from tho bout.
usslstcd them on board. Miss (‘.(.I1't who
nearly unconsoloua. Captain i-loboon
was thoroughly (Ixhuuatotlir(1111 his (.11:-
(11'tioua. Miss Cori soon rccovcrod.
STRENGTHENING THE GIANTS.
President Freedman Buys Baltimore
Club. and Mambers Join New Yorke.
NEW YORK, July ‘ ll-wAndrcw
iI‘t't«I(’I(lulnu yootot'dny (nude :1 more that
('uuéItId (t sensation in tho busobuli
world. 'lbrougb Manager John McI
(ir'.uu tho "Yolk Clubs ptonidcnt
pur.(hnsud tit 11 John Million. futl1m'- in
low of Jun K1411}. 21 mitjmfity of tin
stock (11' tin,I Bullimoro Club. ’l‘hiti
moans (but New York will get tho pick
of tho (lrlolo 1,011,111; The (tool is (laid to
hate cont iv‘ruedniuu or tho Notional
l.('Iug11(I,$1ti.tltlti. l’l‘i“:§ldt‘nl l-‘rcrdnuin
1.1111 night vcriiied (ho story that lit‘
bud bought tho Oriolou. Hl‘ refused to
ginI any particulars. butwlll probably
how important i11fol'11'1nt.i(.1n to uivc out
toilm
Manage: Jui.‘ K1116) 1111111111111 ('11 last
night that be had played his last gnmr
with tho Baltimolo club. it has not
yIIt boon decldrtl wluItbcr 111' will play
with New York. or munnm (ho Cincin—
unit loom.
Four of tho pluyors lu'il iiultimorr
luol night, for this (Iity. and (boy will
join the tram next. Saturday. (it tho
.iI‘olo Grounds. 'l‘lils ndvunco guard
(Iompt'iscs Jon, Motlinnity. tho famous
iron Man, who pitched the. tirooltlyns
into the championship in 1901); Roger
iircsnohan. (t catcher; Jack Cronin.
who has pitched good bull for th(I (iri-
olcs slncc he joined the from (1 month
ago. and McGunn. dist basomnn.
'l‘hc othtr Baltimore players Mr-
Gruw can pick from are Jimmy Wil-
liams. second b1m‘3mun. formerly of
Pittsburg: William Gilbert. short stop;
Entry Howell. pitriicr, and scvorol
plt‘(l1(.Irs and lntioldors. Wilbcrt' Rob-
inson has nnnouurcd that ho will 1-..-
main in iiultilnoro Wi‘lfllllt‘l thcrc is a
club there or not.
President 131111 Johnson. of tl1(I Amor-
lcan League, was in Baltimore. last
night and announced that he would
1.111.111.1111on organizc a (11111 to roprw
(tout the American League in that citv.
lie was shid to have enough pluycrs
with him to put 11 tram in the flcld‘ to-
(luv, it‘ all the Orioles (inserted.
A Baltimore despatch (1111's that M(-«
Grow has gumI to‘l‘i'auhingtou to mid
thtI Senators. Tin is the beginning (11‘
the National ngues long deterred
raid on tl1c.A1n(Ir1ran League it is
known that many of the star players
‘ of Ben Johnson’s organization are
ready. to lump back to the National
‘ League at short notice.
Lander will continue at third base {or
the Now Yorks. _
IN STATE SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Tho Sheret lsrael. 01‘ Waterbury. has
filed a copy of its articles of nssocia
lion with the Secretary of State.
is a Hebrew ecclesiastical society
The New Britain Home and Building
Company, incorporated has filed cer-
tificates of incorporation and orgnniI
.aation. its capital stock authorized is
365 000, all subscribed Ofllcors: Pres
.idcnt Frederick N. Steele; treasurer,
LWaltor P. Steels; secretory, Charles E
Steele, All, of New Britain. ’
The annual reports of all stock (3111-—
..porathns organized under the general
law are coming into the State Secre-
.tory' s oilice in large numbers. Six
.Wcro received in one at the' (nails yes.
handy morning.,ITh1e corporations re
port in .lanunl‘y and only .
lt'
‘ ,anrbemnstenncueral Newton for the
”Dy (1 opsiu,” wrots Eugene Field,
"Orton nonpacltutrs a man tor endea-
vor and sometimes it. extinxulshou the
tire of ambition." Field was a dyspep-
tic himself. Though a great. 1111111
dos spite this handicap lie tell) the
blighting enacts for the disease all his
life. ,Tbonaau‘ (isutiersimilarly.
A 611.111.111.11 ‘01 diseased stomach
cap ‘1'. perform 1.1161? cased of digestion.
it. needs roar (need to work it.
will grow consuintly weaker. It 11.
gets real. it. willaoon grow ntrou l(gunnin.
null 11 prefinrntldn as Kodol yspopI
liaCurowl lglva 11.1th such a rest.
Kodol Dyspe Sin Cure does the stom-
och (1 work. tdlgosts what. you eat.‘
Don't dict. Dieting is neither more
(nor less than partlnlutarvatlon. Stur-
vntlou never benefitttd anyone. if
need suiler tho pangs neither of indi-
gestlon nor of starvation. Equally
goodl‘ or children.
"1 consider liodol DyspcpalnCui-o tho nu-
porio‘r ‘0! any preparation {or the prevention
and ,. nm or dynPcptluw " writh- 66.61111} 6:
Unborn, Auto. 1 umwick (1. "About.
tbrro years (1110 l sutl'cred spells of the most.
oxi' rutinting misery. I triad many rrmotlios
but. gained (‘mly tomporury miter until lusvd
ltodol Dyspepsia Curc.1uve nothud an ((1.-
took 111111: (1 and whenever I tool symptom oi
aancll, a bottle or Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
lots me right.
Cures all Stomach Troubles.
Prepared only by i-‘. 0. DnW1wNOo.Chlcngo.
'lbo 61 bottle contains 2% times the 6012.111”,
newm's (m- (am 31111
A oertoln Cure for piles and skin diseases.
THE currono PHARMACY.
J———.
NOTES OF CORPORATIONS.
.1 (11.111.11.11... ol‘(I.(111.I;oll(inl(Itl (1111.
morgcr has boon lilod (it tho oiilt'o oi
tho (((vmotutv of tho Milli? by tho (‘0-
burn Lumbm t‘ui‘upuu) (ind tin:I l.. .l.
1 111111111 Rubi ills-talc 1‘ (1111111111). both of
Now B1itnlu. Tin-11111110 of tho nou
Lumber Company. The. capital in 325
bud and the directors are l.. .l. Coburu.
1'. .l. mourns. W, C. bonito. C. llcnton
Dix and ii. 1‘. (11111111111111.
t.‘(,Ir1lt'i('nt('I:I of incorporation and oi
organization bnvtI boon filed by the A.
E. l-ioluduy Manufacturing 'Corpora
lion, of Now linvou; ’l‘luI capital 11'
63011011 and tho inn-linens is the 111111111
luclurc of trolley whorls. The oiiiccrr.
(ire: l’rcsltlcnt, (ii-orgo ’1‘. ,ilcbton;
i'ir-(.I«(11'(I.<l(l(I111. Albert E. iloinduy:
”counter and nocrctury. .i. ii. ilonton.
(il'liriilizoport. capital $111.00. 111111 filtId
ll (Ivrtlfiruto (11’ organizntion. Tho (1m
(It-rs urii: I"1'(~'.~1itl(1n‘.. 'l‘,('n(',1' ll. Wnrron;
i..1'(Insur('r, A, ll. llunttlg; occrrtary,
l‘orry l’. Allili'l‘sfllll.
‘TbrI il ii. ilurd ‘i.:1111b(Ir i‘t‘lmpnny.
of Now llnvon. ('(ipiiul $ill,ilii(l. bun lil-
.(1d cmt‘iilrntou (11’ hittoi'lk'lz'niioIi 111111 or.
nunizniion.
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS iT
HANDY.
"My mother suffered a long time
from (lintroasing pains and noucrnl ill
iuullh (luc pilmnrllv tn indigo ((111111
"iilS l... W Spnldlug,\‘or(u1u Mo “Two
',.'(Iu(s ago i not bur to try Kodol. Slit
truw bottrr :11 once and now, at tltr
ago at sorority-six. outs anything (1hr
(routs, rcmarking that (tho tcars or
bad charts on 1.va has her bottle of Ko
(loi huudy " Don‘t wastc time (i ctoriny
symptoms in Him the 6111.9.“
(our ('10th is sound your health w. 1
br good Kodol (cuts, the stomnth 11nd
:trongtht 11.: (hr body by digrstlug yotu
mod. it is nature (I; own tonic Clil
im'd Pharmacy. "
PREPARlNG FOR CAMP.
Arrangcmrnts hnv(I boon mode by
Quaricvuiustvr611101111 Newton lor the
transpottntion of tbo (Iquipagc to be
115011 in tho (Inmmpmont of tho Na—
tirnal Guard (‘11 Ninntic in August. Tho
'tents will be shipped to Nlantic Fri-
day and will nrrixc at the camp Mon-
(111521711111 Gun-11o A. Cornell ni'morcr
of tho state (it-5.119] will be joined at
Nlnntlt‘ l1v otltr (I1 lmm New llwatcn
Bridgeport Non London. Norwich and
other places. ‘1“.apinin Cornell will
have tho direction of about 30 (non
Thoy will get th‘c rump ground in red.
illness for the appearance of the
troops August 11. The party will put
up the tents for oiiicora The enlisted
men of the brigade will. as in torn-(er
years. but up tho' 1r own tents on arriv.
'111 at the camp.
Captain Charics W. Buckieo. of
Hartford, formerly an officer of the
,Fourth’Regiment, has been placed on
the retired list. John A. O'Neill has
been elected contain of Company C.
of Stamford. formerly commanded by
Captain Buckleo.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. (:11 Now Castle,
Dei., says: “I sun‘ored for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belchiugJ tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent, bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F.
Baxter. . .
GETTiNG. READY FOR CAMP. '
Arrangements hare been made by
transportation of the equipagp to be
used in" thé encampment oi the Nation-
(11 Guard at Nlautic in August.- The
on Friday. 611d will go to Month: over
(1 Valley branch on Saturday On
Monday morning a working torn
der the‘ direction of Captain George .
Cornell. the more.» at the
The party from here will be joinegé
by others from New
rt. Now London Nor-11'
Captain Cornell will
you take Kodbl Dyspepsia Cum you ,
Kodol Dyspepsia . Cure -
CUlll't‘l‘ll is 1110 i., .l. (foburu. Loud and .
’i‘h(-I Poouounot'k Foundry Company. ,
oREooav's
‘ Bath Houses to Rent by Season .
tents. etc... from the state arsenal in '
'Hartiortl 171161119 loaded on tour cars
arsenal.
will leave for the state encampment. '
Soc
Son. that 66hr money in in (1 good
Savings ihmk. One in which you b.1vo
confidence.
Thorn is u sonuc (11‘ security in tho
poaucuniuu of n Snvlngu“ 13111.1( Hook
which makoa its possessor much
morn nblo to confront the (llillcultion
oi lilo. with iln‘I calm and utoudy pur-
pose to nuccood. We pay intorost on
all dtIpoaitn.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
sumo: BANK,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
We tll‘C: open for luminous Saturday
ovcnlnga iromudzilii to 6:110. .
in my preschootbin 6th day oil)
bar. A. 1)..
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
for each and (ivory coup oi Clitorr
that cannot be cured by the use (it
llnll' 11 Caturrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to boloro mo and aubsc lbad
'e‘lll'
1886. '
A. W. GLEASUN,
Notary Public.
Hall's Cntarrb Com is taken inter-
nally and arts (lboctly on the blood
and muroun sin-tacos or the synto'm.
Stand for testimonials, free.
1'“ .l. (‘lllI‘N lilY. &(‘(),,
Sold by llrugglata 751:.
iiuli’a Family l‘lllu (no the bent.
Toledo, 0.
Do 111711.111. 1‘11 6611111611111?
if so open an account with
Tito South Norwnlk Trust Co.
and sccure’ one of their
CLOCK no...“ "‘sAvmos
K
which will assist you by being. a con-
stant rominder .
Business Hours—41 to 12 a. ‘m“., 1 to
‘l p. m.; Saturday evenings. 7 to 8.
56216 1...... SUCCESSFUL
Gill NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus. 3100. 000. 00
Other Profits. 3.34, 000. 00
IOIIN Ii. FERRIS. President.
JACOB ill. “HON. Cashier.
DI RECTO R8:
John H. Ferris .Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samucl Grumman
i J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Solicitor!
l'llil RECREATION 'l‘illllll6'l' iilllii’llll
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
BLOCK lSLAND, 3-day trips, costing
$8.50 and 610.50. Saturdays, July 19
213, Aug. 2. 9. id. 23 and 30.
SARATOGA SPRlNGS, It or 6-day
trips, costing $12 or $16. Mondays;
July 21, Augnl, 11. Ill, 25 nudScpt.1
WHITE MOUNTAINS. fidny trips
costing $23. Mondays, July 28, Aug.
11 and 25
AUSABLE CHASM, costing ”Ii-.50
July 21,28 Aug. 4 llI.18 ((111125.
NIAGARA FALLS. 4- day s‘ trip, costing
$19. ITucaday. August 19.
THOUSAND ISLANDS, 4daya‘
18113.19, $21.
ROYAL TOUR, to Niagara Falls, Thou
sand islands. Montreal Ausablc
Chasm, Lake George and Snratoga .
ladays' trip August 19. costing $73.
CATSKILL,.1-dsy trips costing $14.,50
from' New Hav,eu July 22. Aug 12
and 26
COTTAGE CITY, bony trips, costing
617. July‘ 21, Aug. It and 25
NOVA SCOTlA. 1 trip. Aug; 6, 9.days‘
tour. costing $50
Copies of "The New England Tour
ist" descriptive of all tours, ‘can be
prooured by applying to G W. Hu-
gsRTickct Agent N, Y. N. H. 8: H
POINT.
EAST ‘NORWALK, CONN.
_—_.-
trip
Shore'Dinners and Sea‘ Food
oi all kinds, Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing. "
.1. 13,.o611uvau,
Poppins-ran. .
. 1:111; 11311 97.5.
subtitllnlhebuni
A DELIGHTFDL (sumo SEA
snort; RESORT.
Lapnch Siren leaves (13 (allows:
, boat deck South Nor 9; 26
m. DorionsPoint, 9: 40. 111406.111, '
1:40 3: 46,6 (unlock and 6: ‘40 p.111.
daily. ’
.,' Return trip to Dorlon'u Point from
{lion ' flex-dinner, 911. m. '
Round trip tickets. 25 penis.
‘aoA'i'o AND 311(1- F011 FiSHlNG. ‘
,‘.“..
Wt
BATHIN TENN! Etc. "
5' ,6 111 x-
.‘ company (but is
[Gas Fixtures,
putt on.
1...... .73:
Presidents”
By Gen. Char-lea H. Grosvenor,
20 years mcmbrr at (30111311199. ProI
nnuncod the most sudxptuous and mar
uiiircntly beautiful book ever issued
in the Unltod 8tat‘es‘. Coutains 27
large lull- Ipag‘e Photogrnvurp Por
traits, reproduced from the beat paint-
- ings in the WinoI liouoo, tho 00111116611
tonal Library the (1.1111101311111161; and
the Corcoran Art Gallery, at Wanhlng
on.
Contains Department or Autofr‘aph
Letters, showing an autograph otter
of each President (11! the United Staten,
and Department or Armorial Bearlnzs‘
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have nove‘t' before appeared
in any book ever issued.
Both President MbKluley and Prenl
(lent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this Work.
This is the greatest hono1 ever con-
ferredon any publication overloaded
in thld country. This work reiléc‘tg
credit upon the Natltm. Every patrio-
tic American citizen will buy it‘ .
Sells at sight. Sm‘all fortunes
being made by men and women
and lhrge fortunes will be
made on this publication ‘Within the
next three yearn. l—ligb class men and
women employed on commission oi“—
part salary and part commission. '1,‘
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to opc‘n small ofilc‘c at home or
in home town, to have charge of (in
cuts and correspondence, look after
the advertising and other work
Write (or terms and circulars. Ad-
dress, .
'l‘llE CONTINENTALPRESS,
Corcozan Building Opposite
U. S. ’l‘re‘usury. '
Washington, D. C.
rwo IMPOR nurr “ ru-
TORS m FIRE INSURANCE
FIRST
Are you ins‘urrId in a strong
contingr ntiou
proof"?
SECOND
is your policy correctly written,
by an (experienced agency?
Tho (prcrionco of a quarter of n
(Icntury in at your sorvico
JACOB M LA YTON.
. Fire Insurance,
5 Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
Fire lnaUranco
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality
There are as many grades or insur-
ance as there are; of merchandise.
You are‘ undmibted‘iy paying for the
best quality: are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the tire. 0111' fifteen years
oxperienco on the subject have flttsd
on to do this well.
Taylor 8: Golden,
Tolephonp Call,107-—4.
1w. ,, , , 16112
Plumbing and Steam that
Ian.
Hot Water floating. '
1191 Air. floating;
s'rovns AND Mucus.
I , 81.111611 AND TIN RoomNo.
111‘s and fltea‘m Fitting.
Methl Ceiling,
Hive you sée'n o‘u'r stock at
RICHMOND RANGES!
The” Jones 8' Ilotohl‘tlufiflnm
17 WALL STREET; NORWALK.
CARE W‘ILL KILL 1 CAT.
The above does not apply to your
watch. I do the most careful work and
guarantee results. ,.
HOMER B. HQYT.
GRADUATE .QPTIDIAN.
' Fine Watch Repairing.
011th hours! to 11: (16; #146 to 5: 30
Saturday evenings ‘7‘— 9.1 "
Special appointments made to unit
once... ((1111 6111.. Street.
_ coop
Room 9, Uniud Bank 31119.60. Nor. '
‘You find them all they uhould bu.
PAlNTING AND
PAPER HANGING.
We'ro ready to do the work.
wmoow sHAoEs.
Any Ilzo, make or thickness, to
order.
PAINTERS’ suppuas.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make it an art. -
DECKER.
(17 WASHING‘TON s'rnsz'r'
South Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
, aunias‘nmwa
,. Will; 11.131.66.166“-
Puro White Load and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
' as long and cover (1 uhlo sur-
lacs 11: machinery men-.1111.
11011119 of William Stev‘ens 11nd of
Stephen Wilcox, both (111 Booth
Main street, were painted hymn "
in this manner Over eleven year;
Inga. They are ntlll'go
Your, house Will ((111.1 6: well .
. it i paintit. My oilicc, 638011!!! ‘
Main (111191.117 résldeuco. 16
Elm Grove street. ‘
A Flush
Valve.
Nolneloss, closes without in or n
ter hdmlnel'. Has no uni.
THEIDEAL
VOLUM‘E‘ ‘11 6115561111: nub.
LA, pontoon VALVE.
A self IGMHBBI pressure rogumm.
applied to a Flush Volvo operand by .
direct pressure. Discharges the unto,
amount of water in the some length of
time, regardless or the 1191.1 or pro.-
aure in service pips. . . ‘
Boo it 111 operator: In our 1116616!
room. ‘
(11.1.1 Nash
601. North lion and 611181111111
bud Plant
no ((1 warm 511112131
cobra undo/11611. or.
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SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Coppcr
. Plating. .
‘u-au—‘i‘.
Chandeliers. Hand irony. Fmdm.
Bird Caged and all kinds of
Metal Work Remind
and Refinilhcd.
ANTIQUET— 830821610.
Metal Sign! (If—- every (mom
13m; Advertising spar."
' Large .Ordet'l Va Specialty. -'
Baily Freight Line.
NEW YORK.
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SOUTH NORWJLK.
AND EMIA'LMER.
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