an. mundane"
- To All“ MEANS BUST
N0 REST N0 RUST
N0 RUST N0 BUST."
We are ulwayaat year service.
T. B. GRIFFIN, Draggist,
205 w-Lulngton at. South Norwafk.
11811111111111
«7,1
Samuel Hall, of Van Zau'dt threat.
has llllrthascd a speedy trotlcr. "
is spending the day in New York city.
Mrs. John Jones, of Osborn avenue. 1
Mrs. M. A. Ii‘rlel. of Rowan street,
Is visiting friends in New York city.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. James Warden, of Fort street.
Kenneth Thomas, of Rowan street,
now covers a paper route for A. H.
' llofner.
L. E. Reynolds, of Van Zundt avo-
nue, Is down the harbor today after
blackflsh.‘
Marvin Van Kuurcn, of New street.
put his new ten foot canoe in the wn-
for today. 1
J.‘ II. iiundle'u new bakery in Van
Zuudl street. is being connected with
the. sewer,
The East Norwalk Fire Police will
hold their annual outing Sunday, in
Ilurclutrd's woods.
iiarry Purdy, of Stamford, spent
Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sherwood, of llctis place.
Hurry Knapp, of New York. has Ivar-1:,
ed I). I’. Morrell's sloop “Julia." for a
cruise cast.
Robcrt Thompson has rented the old
Volunteer fire house in East avenue
and intends to use it as a workshop
and store house.
his former borne in Huntington, L. I.
Robert Thompson and Thomas Tay-
lor, of Rowan street, are at work to- -
day harvesting a crop of Iray.
The Young Ladies' Industrial Socie-
ty of St. Paul‘s Mission will ritect this
evening with Miss Dorothy Morrcll at
her home in East avenue. '
Mrs. Henry Gerhardt. of East Myrtle
avenue. and Mrs. Edward Gerhardt. of
West Norv'aik, spent yesterday in
Bridgeportgorr a shopping tour, '
Mrs. Robert Thompson. of Rowan
street, returned homo yesterday from
a month's visit with relatives in [luck"
ensack, N. J.. much improved inlrealtb.
Robert Thompson ls acting as sex:
ton of the East avenue Methodist
Church during the, absence of Sexton
W. H. Carr, who is visiting relatives at
Grocer R. .loselovsky lras had one of
his delivery wagons repaired and
repainted. The vehicle looks very nat-
ly in a coat of green, with red trim-
mings.
Mrs Ulrich and daughter who have
been visiting Mrs. Washington Youngs,
of East avenue, were called to New
York city Tuesday by the illness of
Mrs. ‘filrlch‘s mother. -
The next meeting of the Junior
Praying Band will probably be held
with Howard W. Benedict. one, week
from tomorrow night at his home in
South Osborn nvcnuc,
Fred Brundane, of Van Zandt street,
was out yesterday I11 Wallace Iiustcd‘s
canoe. when a sudden lurch of the lib;
ill.- craft sent him ovcvlumrd. I-lo’ t‘c-
coived a thorough ducking.
.1 Miss Minnie E. Austin. of Boston.
1 walk oyster op
1‘ South «'cr-
'0 and shippers. lint
tend to dispose of their stock of shells
which wars left from the past season.
the coming” vveck. W. lloyt &
Son, who are now a part of the Radci
syndicate, are to take five thousand
bushels and W. I. Stevens. of Roway-
ton, will probtbly take the remainder,
amounting to about fifteen thousand
bushels.
Two women considerably Incbriutcd
attracted the attention of the resi
dents on the cast and of the Washing
ton street bridge. One was a girl ap-
pal'onlly' not out of her teens the other
much older. The pair swayed from
side to side, finding it difficult to keep
on their foot. (inc of the women is
from llanbury. It Is stated that the
couple have annoyed people. living in
the vicinity with their" cries and ac.-
llons several times before.
so will now.
Pay White is quite ill at. his home
on Prospect Heights.
Misses Minnie and Mary Sniflin are
guests of friends in New York.
Iiarry llollins has taken 11 position
with .lohn ilroadwuy on his wagon.
Charles W, lloli has had ,water
pipes laid out to the cud of his dock.
.lobn Raymond. .‘i1'., is quite sick at
his home on the Colonel Raymond
place.
The residence of ludward ll. White
in Noith avenue is being treated to 11
(out of paint.
Mrs. Sanford Wicks is quite ill at
the residence of her son. Captain
George Wit-ks, In Crockett. street.
Mrs. Martin Itonrke and liturghtcr
Lizzie returned to New York yesterday
mm a week’s visit with Mrs. James
E. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Plunder are
entertaining friends from New York
for a few days at, their residence in
Crockett street.
A number of boarders who have
been at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wicks for the. past week. re
turned to their homes in New York
yesterday.
The Log Cabin quartet, of South
Norwalk, sang selections in the flap-
tist Church on Sunday evening \Vlll( l1
were listened to with great pleasure
by a large congregation. ,
Seventeen members of the Roway-
ton Wheel Cit!) took a spin to llorlon's,
Point. Tuesday evening, returning
about 10 o‘clock. Tire evening was
pleasant and the ride. much enjoyed.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The flag 111110 on the Columbia Hotel
is down for painting.
Misses llattie and Cora Darrow. of
\Vcst11ori.are visiting in Duricn.
George-Wilson, of Ilaltiruore, Met.
has taken a position with Iceman E.
’1'. Rates.
G, R. Shackleton, of South Nor.
walk, was in i‘larlen, yesterday after"
noon on business.
l"1:'1nk Hindlcy. 11.111 his girl 11 1111 his
position in Massachusetts, spent Mon-
day In New York.
No one has called for the white skill
which Fred Smith found at florbum's
pond the, other. day.
Mrs. W. R, Mac'kcy. who has pain
seriously ill at her home in Mair
street, is improving.
Charles Lloyd, of South Norwalk.
has secured a position with Livery
man George, S. Bailey.
who has been visiting friends in the
NOrwulks and at Newburgh. N. Y., has
gone to the White Mountains for the.
remainder of her vacation.
Rcv. Edward Cunningham preached
at the Belle Island conference yestcra
day. He says the audience this time
was not troubled with mosquitoes. the
cool wind keeping them away.
Mrs. John H. Jennings and Miss
Anna Jennings, of Greens Farms; Mrs.
Simon and daughter, Miss Grace Banks,
of Southporf, spent yesterday the
guests of Mrs. E. B. Smith, of Osborn
avenue.
Mrs. P. L. Clinton and Mrs. L. H.
Spragne, who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs, N. S. Ferguson, at. their home
in East avenue. the past two weeks,
return to their home in Otego. N.
Y.. today
lienry Gotham went to tirurgep'ort
this morning, intending to leave that
place 011 board the boat for Port ch
ferson, L. I. He will then cross the
island, spending a few days on the
south side.
Mrs. E. J Roddy who has been ill
for several weeks at her home in Van
Zandt street With a complication of dis.
eases. pint of the time. very seriously
ill was able to be out of doors yester~
day" for the‘first time since she was
taken ill.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Adams
, was he‘d'this afternoon at 2:30 from
the borne of her daughter, Mrs. Edson
K, St. John. In St. John avenue. Rev.
. Cha1lcs M. Scllcck officiating. The
pail bearers were George W. Thomas
F., Harry and Arthur Belden sons and
grandsons of the deceased. Interment
‘ was in Union Cemetery, Norwalk.
James Honiel1ean.of Betta Place for-
meriy employed in C. S Trowbridges
box factory, in South Norwdi'lt'.’ has a
pesition- iri the shipping department of
the Yale & Townc lock factor, Itn
Stamford. Mr. Houlehean prop e's to
diispose ’oi' the handsome d watch he
has. been canvassing for, at the ball
game on Decker Field,s1aturday after-
noon. 1
It is understood that the fall open-
1 111g of oysters will commence in the
Radel establishment 'on the Washing-
ton. will probably take the remulngler
e a
Dan 14 bedsin Bridgepoft.‘ '
Mrs. Arthur G Myeloy wife of A1»
in t} tummy, son of Mrs. s. E. A1.
at New their, [who y‘econtly
' can;
more discharge his,
Sinai: army. is null
‘ aobut a week.
» The entertainment to be given in tho.
town hall Saturday evening will be by;
Van Scoy,
guests of It 1's, llauford Smith.
Charles Kcelcr has resumed his (In.
ties at the Columbia llotel, after
spending a. few days out of town.
Miss Mamie Martin. of Brooklyn n1“
rived yesterday afternoon to remain a
few Weeks with friends in llarien.
A. F. llelafleld is realizing the
pleasures of outdoor life with the.
Saranae Club. at Bartlett Carry, in the
Adirondacks.
James Corbam, u-veteran at the No.
roton Soldiers“ Home, Is quite ill in
the. hospital at the Home. and is not
expected to live.
Manager Sylvester Bowen, of this
place is making an effort to get the
present Darlcn brscball team In the
Southern Connecticut Leanne.
Mrs. linnford Smith. of this place.
who has been quite ill during the past
few weeks. is improving. Mrs. . F.
VanScoy, of South Norwalk. Is in at
tendancc,
Theodore Austin has rented his farm
111‘ Pound Ridge in lv‘. C. Tripp, a New
York retired policeman who has been
spending the early part of the season
in Stamford.
A admirer from here went to Glen
brook Tu' sday afternoon to attend
the camp and festival which was held
under the auspices of the Glcubrook
Union chapel
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Fleming are en—
tertuining Miss Beatrice Denham, of
Brooklyn and Master Victor Savalc. of
Orange, N. J. Master Savalé will re;
main through the summer. 1
Miss Irma Smith is assisting in the.
store with Miss Anna Conn. while
Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell is in Don-
vor, Col. He left yesterday and in
tends to stay three weeks
Willis Finch has resumed his duties
at Louis F. Stoorzas blacksmith shop
The hits" 15 Sadie Nash and Tessie
f East Norwulk. have been
the troubles attendant upon a felon
which appeared recently on the mid‘
had it indeed promptly and it healed
up quickly. '
The large Oberiander launch has
been moved from its former place west
of the shop to the shade of the large
trees on the east side of, the avenue
where the men can do better and more
work aided "by the shade during' these
hot days.
the boat and she will he launched in
$11? Harem Male Quartette‘. of New
been and Edwin Baldwin.
_ne'd.',M. Thomps
after an enforced vacation calmed by;
die finger of his left hand. Mr. Finch -
Work is being pushed on'
The following will take part:
of! Saydarn. R barf Staples. Wll-1_,
will be the 111-.
‘M l Mansion
Builder rims 1101111111111. , ‘
Mrs C. P. Chapman. of Port Chas
h-r' spent Sunday in town, ,
it Inc Mary Bradley. Who has been
cal to ill, is much improved.
William McCourtlc. of New York.
spout Saturday in Westport.
Miss Mary idly, of Columbus, Pa, is
a guest at the home of W. A. llurr.
Miss Florence Bradley isontcrtain-
111g Miss Ida Builrnan, of Brooklyn.
N Y.
Walter W. Crossman entertained
John iiyie, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,ove11’
Sunday.
ha i Sirlngham is having material
changes and Improvements made in
his home.
Mrs, Chauncey Iii. Ilunford was the
guest Saturday of Mrs. David Bench
Iii idireport.
"Al" erstor‘,'of Saugatuck, was
out yesterday for the first time in over
five weeks.
Mrs GeoIge Jellifi’ and Mrs. Martha
Darrow have been guests of New
Haven friends.
Arthur Williams of Yale. is spand-
Elm;A his vacation at the home of Mrs
Williams.
Ml'ss V. llolden, of Bridgeport, has
been the guest, of Miss lluttio ll
llrudlcy, Sangatltek. '
Lawyer Ii. It. Sherwot‘rd. is soon 'to
have, a telephone Installed in his resi-
dence on Cross street.
Mr. Jacobson and family. of Plain»
ileld, N. .I,, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
.leppesen. King street.
Res. A, N. Lewis, of Montpelier, Vt.
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Nell
Mlichlll. Compo street.
t‘hm'lcs ii. Kemper's naphtha launch
.111 k has returned Item Mlnnus, where
a new engine was put in.
loI'ru Right of New Y.ork spent Sun
11.1)" 111 the residence of Walter W.
(‘ rossman, Rive Ido avenue.
Chestnut ire. are In full bloom
and the Indications are that there
w-Ill be plenty of nuts this fall.
hull ll. Rh bards has been obliged to
relinquish his positlort' at Cannon's
i’lutrurmw. owing to Ill health.
Miss Ada Boers, of Greenfield, has
secured a position as bo'okkcepcr In
llccrs llros.‘ grocery Main street.
Mls. Charles Oystert as and Miss
llelle Gregory. of New York. are. the '
arrests of Mr and Mrs. W S Keclcr.
The collar for Albnr ll. Smith‘s new
house in Bridge street. was staked out
yesterday. llnlldcr Oscar Smith has
the contract. _ _ 1'
l’crcy Sturgcs put his ellrovv‘hhrongb
11 window 111 the railroad station, one,
day last week. and since that time has
carried the member In a sling.
1Mrs, R. R. Innis and children, Har-
Pu and Ethel. also Miss Clark and Mr.
Weed, of Sprinndale, were the guests
Friday of M rs. George A. llarnow.
The Yunnisan ball team .‘went in
Greenfield Hill. Saturday and nlaved
11 game with the, local team of that
11‘11ee. The score, was fifteen to three
in favor of the Illll twlricrs.
An Oldsmobile came, to grief in
front of It’lead‘sbvcry stable. Suns
day evening, and the occupants, three
ladies and a boy, were obliged to lake
the trolley for their home in Bridge-
port. '
The collection taken up at the bull
some on the Fourth amounted to
sillltl. The three cents was given to
the water boy and the two dollars
placed in the fund started last year for
a catering tnnk at,Suugutuek.
Extensive Improvements are being
made on the old Perkins place, which
it rapidly being transformed into a
model modern summer residence. The
new proprietor and family will move
into the. place carlv next week.
The fonr-ycar-cld daughter of Alger.
non T [31111 celebrated her birthday
Monday afternoon by string a party at
her home to about fifteen of her lit
tic playmates. Mrs. Ilurr presided.
and the little. ones had a mosteuloy
able time.
There is a disturbing lack of farm
help lrcreubouls; desirable men are
scarce. Business men, officials and in
some instances women. are all pressed
into service and business- is practically
at a standstill while all the neighbors
net in hav.
Trinity Sunday school picnic at Com.
no Beach Tuesday, drew numbers to
the beach who ivopld otherwise have
found no possible attraction there. It
was an enjoyable affair so far as both-
inf: and the excellent supper served at
5 1). 111. were concerned.
There is an anul mlxnp in the mat
for of school tax which has nircadv
led to consider ab‘e confusion and
promises much more Claim Is made
that residents in West Lona Lots sec-
tion have been overtaxcd and a rebate
is due, while in the Greens Farms sec
tion an additional amount has to be
levied. This is the once in other sec»
tions of the town.
Herman Dennert son of Mr. and
"dls Albert l)enne1',t Is nursing a bio
i'en collar hope the' result of :1 blcy
clc collision with Charles langcnbcrg,
J.r Both Were. going In opposite di-
1cctlons on Riverside avenue when
they met rather unexpectedly near
the offices of the Embaln‘iers‘ Supply
Company. The crash was heard for
some distance and scores ran to the
scene. Dennert was taken home and
Dr, Nolan sent for who. after an ex-
amination. found that the collar bone
was broken. It will be some time be-
fore the lad will be' able to ride :11
wheel again. .
The town fathers are not in evidence
openly in the differences arising from
the. celebrated Tombstone park. So far
as we have-advanced; it is figured out
that Theodore. Taylor is in the posi‘
tion; "Heads I win. tails you lose " It
he owns thé triangle the fact can alone
be settled by the 'estabbfihinx of the
old 65' foot highway." That will wipe
on the contrary he is really entitled to
- 11 ‘doo'rya‘r'd. the triangle; so fai- as uh ,
is concerned will as merged into
highway. There are promises of
uewéd activity 'on ,1
with the next annua meeting.
A few weeks also th Rev. Mr Bray.
Mum or the Beneatnnk Methodist
Church. in a sermon said: “if!
mt“. sermon 0
£111 little ehu rtlst Wtshbutne
mad 11111;}. the co ”citation and; the
that he would
Taylor' at door‘vdr'd out of existence. It ,
t ashlar ll 11
will! '
_ tin artist I would mint ’th‘b picture lit
.1: crinkle basalt-.1
NE mm. '
Elwood Bros. have the contract for
erecting 'a line house for Fred Wolfe].
In South avenue.
Miss Sallie MeKeadrick, of New
York, is, spending her vacation with
her relatives in town.
Mrs. ltabbltt, of New York, is now
stopping with her sons near' Silver
Mine for the. summer.
Miss lL‘duu Basso of (‘roton Falls.
N. Y.. is visitinig with relatives in,
town for uevera weeks
Both motor-cars on the, trolley
brunch havo been to New Haven, the.
past week, undergoing repairs. ,
Frank Kaiser has finished his
(curse of treatment in the Pasteur 111
stltutc, New Yor,k for 11 dog bite. Mr.
Kaiser was bitten by a mad dog In
Stamford about. three weeks ago.
Dr. Lambert has taken possession
of his own residence, ()enokc avenue.
which has been undergoing repairs for
several months, the work being done
'by the W. A Smith Building 00., of
Bridgeport. The. residence Is chang.
ed completely on the exterior.
MAY DNOP THE POLICIES.
Hartford Life and Annuity Insomnia
Company in Unsettled Coadltlou.
llAll’I‘ii‘OltI), July l’i.-~At' a meeting
of the policy holders in the Hartford
Life and Annuity Insurance Company.
under the old assessment, plan, which
was discontinued by that company a
ten ,vcms ago, in Id here yesterday of.
tornoon the committee which was ap
pointed a few weeks ago to interview
the insurance commissioner and the
officers of that company relative to
the burdensome conditions that new
oppressed those policy holders. re
ported that. they had ascertained from
the Insurance commissioner that the
charter of the company empowered
them to do any or no kind of Insun
once, so that when they ceased they
were. acting: within their legal If not
moral rights. ,.
The officers of the company will not
manure the assessment business as it
was 11 bad plan of insurance, and it:
did not originate with the present man-
agement. The committee says it sees
no’ way to compel the assessment bus.
Iness except by legislation, and that
there seems no alternative but to con-
tinue paying the increased assess-
ments or drop the policies, Each per-
son must. decide for himself which
plan to adopt.
BIG WAVE IN LAKE MICHIGAN.
Nearly Caused Death of several Poo.
plc and Damazed Boats.
(ll-ilCACO. July l’i-—.-‘1 pin-morncnon
known to Geneva and other Swiss
lakes as a “sercher” has made. its up
pearame in Lake Michigan. After a
(nicer convulsion the lake sent a big
wave landward and residents along the
shore suddenly found the water tap»
ping at their 1ioor:~:ieps. All along the
lake front. the waves swept 11p against
lu'cakwalers or over the. beach. Steam‘
cm were tossed about at their docks.
smaller craft were thrown on the
shore, boats were broken and in scv~
cral instances loss of life was narrowm
ly averted. 'l‘wo boys bathing orth
of Lincoln Park \v1ri- suvcd after hey
had been carried out. by the receding
wave. A fisherman was rescued by
the livanston life saving crew and an
other bother was pulled out of
the water as he was in danger of
drowning. As the Weather bureau the,
barometer indicutml a sudden high
pressure followed by an equally and
den drop. A ware of heavy atmos-
phere pressure passed over the. city
and as it struck the lake moved from
west to cast. the water being pushed
back. With the pressure released the
wave came rushing back and dashed
tip over the land and then receded to
the normal water line.
ARMY OF THE PHILIPPINES.
Third Annual Encampment to be Held
Next Month at Council Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 17.—
.I’repar'atlons are being made for the
holding here next month of the third
animal encampment of the National
Society of the Army of the Philippines.
Hundreds of invitations have been
sent. out to prominent army men
throughout the United States and cos.
nicrs'to these are being received, Am-
ong those who have signified their In
taxation of being present and taking ac-
tive part In the proceedings of the en-
campmnt are President Roosevelt
Major General MacArthur of the dc
partm'cnt of the lakes: Brigadier Gen-
era] Irving C. Hale. of Denver: Brigu
dlcr General Frederick Furrston. Ma-
10+ General Wheaton: Brigadier Genet
111 Charles King, (the novelist of Mil-
waukee); Brigadier General J. C.
Bates. of the department of Missouri:
Brigadier General J. Rush Lincoln. of
Iowa and the govcnrors and staffs of
Nebraska, Kansas Missouri and Ar-
knnsas , ‘
MISS RUSSELL'S AUTOS BURNED.
NEW, YORK. July 17-.4—A shed for
automobiles at Lillian Russeli' 3 sum,-
mer home Far Rockavtay, L. I. was
homer today and with it two automo-
hiles were destroyed. Miss Russell
said one of the machines was 0
French make and was valued at $18,:
000 and that the other was worth SIP...
0,00. [The shed was of 1mm value.
and whoop, 11g " __
Mark" it famous over a large
h u
use.
.111 o values, July mafia
Mrs. Gertrude Scripture. who was tak
on to a hospital I11 Bridgeport Tuesday
suffering from lack of food and the
effects of a dose of morphine formerly
lived here. but since the death five
years 11110 of her husband, George B.
Scripture, a well-known citizen, she
has resided elsewhere. For several
rears little, has been known of her
rere.
ACTS iMMEDlATELY.
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
Minute Cough Cure cures at once. Ab
solutoly safe. Acts‘lmmediately. Sure
cure for coughs. colds. eronp, throat
and lung troubles. Clifford Pbarm
acy. ”
BURGL/AR SUAREZ'S CASECON-
TINUED.
NEW HAVEN, July i7.——~Tho case of
Dorsey C. Suarez. a negro. who was
arrested in Waterbury and brought:
here charged with robbing mo 9 of
Yale students In Vanderbilt hall.1was
continued in the city court to July
22.11 is announced that Suarez will
plead guilty and be bound over to the
Superior Court for trial Rog-innit] C.
Vanderbilt, John S.Ga1van and Char-
les S. Cashing will probably be 8111110
named as ultnesscs.
NEED MORE HELP.
Often the overltnxcd organs of dlgcs.
tion cry out for lrelp by Dsypepsia's
pains, Nausea, Dizziness. Headaches,
liver complaints, bowel disorders. Such
troubles ‘call for prompt. use of Dr
King‘s New Life Pills. They are gon-
tie. tborouab’ 11nd guarantec'd to cure.
25c, at F. H Baxter‘s drug store. "
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat.
nrnte a piece of cloth, Zfoldcd' several
thicknesses, with Brlzllian Balm and
blrrd over the bite; Instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as grass. This
Is the poison which bus,becn all drawn
out and the. trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective‘for
snake and mad dog bite. it instantly
applied, so always keep It on hand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Drugglsls or sent quick. ll.
F. Jackson and (30.. Indianapolis,
' wagon 01111 Free
For 46 Ozone, Soap Trade Marks.
2 Czbne Starch Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
A PRETTY AND USDII‘U I.\ WAGON.
BUCKL'EY & WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES.
52 South Main “St. So. Norwalk.
The three kinds
must be presented for wagon. .
All first c. ass stores sell the. Ozone
goods.
of Trade Marks
JUNK QUOTA 7101115
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 square deal-
Ing: All kinds of Iron. Vac 1b.; rub-
ber boots, shoes and bicycle tires. 6c
1b.; light brass, 5c 1b.: heavy brass.
7c: Copper; Sc; pewter. 10c: rags; 1c
1b.: folded newspapers in bundles. 1dc:
tea and heavy load 3c
this adv.
ABRAHAM HARRIS
Phone 150-.4 1 Box 3413 So. Nor-walk.
SMALL- POX OURRANTINE.
means trouble, but death without in-
surance in the Connc‘c‘ticut (lener‘al.
may, mean the,Poor, House for the
wife “and children. Think of it to-
day-g Settle it'tomorraw bit calling.
Iowa; Governor Cunrmins and staff of 1113011
‘Fréd k H. Field, General Agent,
Hubert F Pierce, Special Agent.
United Bank Building
lifllllllii haunt
Of all descriptions. White Buck Ping
1 Pong fists,- Sailors and. Alpincs,.1Vl/hitc
Midllll'ats. ‘Whitc Felt Hats. new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon, Yellings New
*Birds, Wings and Pompous.
TRIMMED HATS AT
MIDSUMMER PRICES.
1.. r
WM»,
,1 Main Strait:
\ ”11:1."ka ..
Namath.
' art of the civil d world.
p1 It can always we edepcnd-
"ed on and“ rs pleasant to take.
It. contains no 013111111 1-,
harmful substance
' in: Goods at low Prrces
These prices "
are good until market changes. Watch .
F {fakerman
‘1 are proud of our stock. We worked
Advocates cymbal/oi of the Leading
Merchants in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. uLy l7——Somo 0f the
prominent clothing firms are discuss
rrtg'the plan for early closing. They
consider that It is a hunter that is lm
portunt and will 'push it through to a
successful is: :.ut1
11.11. Mcigs1,oi' item a 00 will not
wait until at" cry other clothing house
ascents to the proposition before fol
lowing it himself. Iie says he favors
an early closing of the. clothing storer
'Fr ldav aftcr,noon during July and Aug
11st, and Monday evenings every yMon
day in the year. I11 Bridgeport the
clothing merchants recently decided to
close Monday evenings and in Spring
field they are closing Wednesday after
nouns. Mr. Mcigs has stores I11 both
of tlrcset llics.
Ever since the. opening of the llirsb
stores in this city they promulgated in
every instance shorter hours for the
clerks and themselves Theft example
has come to tiood use, as how most all
clothlcrs observe the legal holidays
of the country and close their stores
at 6 1). n1., which formerly was not the
case. I-lirsh Brothers are pleased to
learn that this point is cndor sod by I".
i). Meigs of Meius & (10.. who an
nounced that with cooperation of a
unlimitvonly of merchants in the
same, line of business he. would close
his store Friday afternoons during July
and August, and also every Mmrday
night. during the year. It. is hoped that
this iibm'al and '1‘1p-to-date spirit will
be endorsed by the other merchants in;
the same. line of trade.
«NT 'tHA'r COLD.
or it may res it in Pneumonia. Bra
zillan Balm is rr'eaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception,
10,: .25, 50c and $1 00 bottles. The Clif-
ford llaxtcr' s or Piaisted' s. ""
Spscicl Sale
Volunteer Film
556 bag
A. Stall
\ ' .
001'er1: Avis. 3111,57 nonwput.
More Specialties,
represented.
nermossnoss
HAMMocks
WHITE MT. FREEZERS
SCREEN booss
wmoow SCREENS
cunrvnoss
ONE-WHEEL HOES
TWO-WHEEL HOEB
FILTERS '1
(Both Stone and Faucet Filters)
WATER COOLERS. 1
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
In Paints, Val-niches, Shellacs, En
amels, Stains, Etc., we are headquar.
tern '
Remember, Longman a. Martinez
and Devoe's are the leading Paints for
houneaboata, fencel and floors, etc"
and priceu are law considering quality;
Comstock
' 112 wasumo'rou amen,
3mm leagues-
, Phono' 148-6.
beautiful
igus
. ‘l‘. 'r‘;8 lines! for
n 314,.
’1‘)
maximum: until; {0 m but no...
11 § thingi,1“"eye;t “1161;”. Nlie
don’t" whit to seem boatlt'I'uL but we
«3'51:-
hard to get it. we didn’t take what
was thrown to as. m: is one reason "
why we have the trade we do.
' Fainting, P1311» 3111111311115, Decorat-
. t
.121” 5 ' ‘
a: ‘e. .
. 1 ,
1.
NEW LONDON, July .-—‘ fldW’t,
spreading limbs of a tree nan I1“
Quaker Hill trolley station, am e.
Charles A. Gallup. of Waterbn '
court Monday afternoon uhd' loll
cud five tramps to the county litil
ten days. The men are John' 111
James Adams, James Roberto
Jackson and John ’I‘ralnor'.
believed that they might be for
In the Montvillo railroad stat
bery Saturday night. Depot
.I. H. Tubbs prosecuted. Th ,
were arrested by Constable Geo:
Wood and Jacob Irons at Boo oh‘
Coats of t trial .were adds
te1n1 (1111 son once.
’1‘ fiAV'EB'iA WOMAN? LIPK'
o rave v ,u we 1113
death for it; an £11.14?ng
ter'. MaB'B'." 5" '
untold misery from a severe qu giro
pic and eliminate cough. "‘Ofl ,
writes “i could scarcely b a
sometimes could not sires.
tors and remedies failed till I uhildw ,
King's New Discovery for 0
tion and was completed our
forcrs from COrighs,Col1 s,".l‘
Lung Trouble neéd thid' proud
for it never disappoints. Cure 1's
Si 00. Tria'l bottles tree.
WATCH CLUB SCHEME
NEW HAVEN. July 17.~—A'
trance until July!“ was granted in
city co'urt in the case against Fro
ick A. Law, charged with copwplét
in connection with a wattb
sthemc on complaint of a 11111
was nothing to connect him"
charge of conspiracy the court 1111
Law ‘s bond to $100 which 111 expel:
to be able to furnish. ' ' '
DON'T FAIL TO TRY, THIS:
Whenever an honest trial is 'si' B . '
Electric Bitters for any trouble it
commended for a permanent 'ciu’e
surely be effected. It ue'ver fill
tone the stomach, regulate the
and bowels, stimulate the live I
crate the nerves and purify th
Its a wonderful tonic for build!
systems. Electric Bitters p l
cures Kidney and Liver Tronb
mach Disorders, Nervoutméss 1
lessness Rheumatism, Neuraigi
.expels Malaria Satlt'rfhctlot'i; 311111:
teed by F H. Baxter. Only 50'
KINGS HEALTH MOST sA‘rI"
TORY.
LONDON July 17~The report
garding Kln'g Edward‘s health contint'ie 1
to be most satisfaCtor-y. llc wn
main on the royal yacht off 09va
til August 8 and will return to
roadstcd after the coronation." “ 1
been definitely decided that-tile _ bl:
fleet will reassemble off Ports 011th
for the coronation review. Thorium“!
csc squadron has been instructed
return there. and it is undersiood‘thlltv
other foreign ecuntrles will a be
VACATION DAY8. ~
Vacation time" is here and the chi ,
drcn are fairly living: out of Idoo it.
There could be no healthier pla
them You need only to guard a. ll
the accidents incidental to roost: ti ’
air sports. No remedy equals
Witt s Witch Hazel arrive for"
stopping pain or fe'uioving d
serious consequences. For on
and wounds. “1 used De'Witt
Hazel Salve for sores, cuts at}
es.’ says L. B Johnson, Sufi
“It is the best remedy on the m
Sure cure for piles and skin doe
Beware of counterfeits. Clifford
PORTLAND, Ore. 1
season' 5 salmon pack on the Col b
ri1e1 so far amounts to about 115,“)
cases. Storage plants have hot dip
about2 .000 tierces of Chinook 981m
and have packed about 400 tori:
steel heads the equivalent oral! ll
40, 000 cases of packed produ ‘
pound cans. The total catch ,
mon in the Columbia river to do. 1
year Is therefore estimated to'
the neighborhood of 150, 000 cases
IF A MAN LIE TO YOU.
And say some other salve; 0111 1
lotion, oil or alleged healer is- as _
as Bucklen‘s Arnlcs. Salve tell hi
thirty years of marvelous cures ,
Piles, Burns. Bells, Corns, Felohs..
cers Cuts Scolds. Bruises an S
Eruptions prove it's the best
cheapest. 25c at F. H. Baxter"
store. . ‘
Du Bois. of the Atlanta
made the closing addresl at 1h
session of the negro conferenr
night summing all of the variou ,
pcrs that had been read and giving 1.36
opinion that the educational any;
gcs of the race in Chitago 111%
pcrior to those in New Yo
ford, Del., 's'hys:
ed my boy's life. He
nlng For sale by R. H; Pia ted
H Baxter, and The current
macy.
HANGED FOR KILLING MI, W
ownssnono.ny..3u1y i I
Anderson ‘was taken from jail hé
Iv this morning by a crowd oftmeli
sdhlcjs.- Thursday at 111 *
went home to! his wife, t '11:
ldw town, called her out and
thtee times. instantly kllllu
It is through theihoo
body is cleansed of 1mm ItlI.
nation keeps these poisons in
tour, causing headache. till
eruptions and finally 1'!de
- unless a. remedy to applied
Little Early Risers preven
bid by stimulating the titer
mitts edgy, healthy ctlon g
' melancholla at first. on
if
flit. 'eltl 'sl'l
$ Then 9%!
little lid; by
11 iblet mid
“111'
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