W3 All" he“ 7"
so poor Howl’s. . .
We are always Ill. yourservico.
T. B. GRIFFIN, Drugtrist,
205 Wuhiugton St. South Norwaik.
EA W WAAALK
Captain W. H. Verity is ill at his
homo in Kaiser l-‘luou.
Mrs. Michael I). Drew, of East Wash-
lngton street, has recovered from a
few days‘ illness.
Captain A. S. Petty and Richard
Hamel. from the Elm City. have been
visitors in town.
Harry ltomson, of Fort street. is
the guest of relatives in Group's
il‘arlus for a few days. ,1
'l‘lIo residcnco of Henry Lowndcs. in
Souviow avenue. is being paintcd by
Junius Brown. of South Norwnlk.
Mrs. icorgc Van Kourcn. of New
street. will give a trolley ride. to Scu-
sido Park. l’lidgcport. Monday evening.
Company A of the .oyal Crusaders
is in session this afternoon, in their
hall. to make arrangements for their
. picnic.
J. W. lleatty has a force of men at.
Work painting the roof of tho Hatch
& Bailey engine house recently daili-
agod by fire. ‘
George Woman and family. who
have been guests of Captain W. ll.
Verity. returned to their home in Bay-
villc. ii. 1.. today.
Mrs. Susan 1’. Welch and daughter.
Mlsslflorcoce E. Welch. are visiting
Mrs. Wclcb‘s mother. Mrs. Theodore
Ii‘anehcr. of Winfield strcct.
Henry Moollcr is‘ action as dolivcry
clerk for the Bridge Fish Market dur-
inug thc.lllness of Harry Dukes. of
Rowayton. the regular driver.
The Young Ila‘dics’ Industrial So-
ciety hold a social session last. or-
cning at the home of Miss Dorothy
Morrell in East avenue. ‘
(.llif‘i’ord Randall and Leslie (iambic.
arc in Sound lleach today on business.
Charles Staples will resume his
work at the Norwalk iron Works next.
Monday. . . -
Mrs. Henry Seymour. Mrs. 'l‘lIl‘Iodoro
Glover and daiuzhtcr Ethel and Chur—
lcs Dunn. of Wilton. have gone to
Stratford where they will remain over
Sunday the. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Seymour.
lcorgo Erickson. of ilayviow Place.
fell through a hole in tho Benedict
Farms bridge In front of the ltalian
cobbler shop last evening and hurt
his leg quite badly. '
The members of the Advent. Christ.-
ian Church will hold a bible reading
"I‘uosday evening at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Walsh. in Cottage avenue.
Subject. ltcvclation 20. .
George 13. Bolts, of the Griffin phar-
macy. wont. to Daricn yesterday and
took charge of Robert A. MacDonald‘s
drug store in that. place during the ab.
sonco of Mr. Mat-Donald on a trip to
Glen Island for the day. '
I
6. . .
List of uncalled ’for letters at How-
IIyiou postwoflloo. July 17th: Miss
Louie Griffin. A. A. llox, Mr. Brogeh-
nan. Cali. (jh'ockcr, Mr. M. S. Myers.
licilo island, Mrs. Joe Lambert. Mr.
Jacob Miller. Mrs. Willianl t}. llalnas,
Miss Sadie Solkor. Miss Mariam Whit.
lock. Mr. William Nelncc, Capt. Jos»
"tail VililomnA. A..fl‘ai’t. George W.
.llryan. .M. . ‘ .
DARIENIIND NORO TON.
Robert: Schmhit'visitod with friends
in Hartford Sunday.
Ilouald 1‘). Lyon spent last. Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Merlin J. Water-
bury. Noroton.
Mrs. Ruth Green. of Stamford. spent
Friday at her nephew's. Merlin J. Wu-
terbury. Noroton.
Miss from Smith in with Miss An-
.nic' Conn at Mr. i‘lcli's store. during
his absence In the West. .
Mrs, Will Ballard and Mlsstcnnlc
Scotleld entertained a large party of
frio Ids youtcrdtu’ on tho shore.
ll iss Sadie Mays. who has been the
guilt“ of Miss Jessie St. John. return-
ed lIonIoto Stamford. Tuesday.
Miss Jessie St. John spout Wednes-
day with Stamford friends. and will
.soon leave for an extended visit ill
I Hartford. ‘
Miss lrma. Smith and Miss Edna
Hanson returned Tuesday. from a
week's visit with Mrs. Young In
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Marsarot Raymond. of Nor-
walk. and Mrs. lllbblo Bennett. of Wil-
ton. were recent guests of Miss Eliza-
bcth Waring.
icorgc (ilhaddcrton filled the posi-
tion of librarian at tho Qliltlov Public
erclla Cullen, Tuesday.
Among those from this place who at
loaded the exclusion of lllppowam
Lodge, No. 24ft. O.’ 0. F. of Siam-
ford. yesterday. to North Beach. were
Misses Iiellc and Helen Waterbury.
Miss Jennie and Miss M. Adelaide
Walker. of Brooklyn, returned from
their two wecka’ vacation spent in
llarien. Saturday. going by carriage to
(lrccnwich, with Stamford relatives,
and thence by trolley to New York.
Harry S. Scllcok. of Havcincyor's
their home. Mr. Sellcck. who was for.
Incrly a contractor of this place. has
ulven up contracting to take a posi-
tion as superintendent of construction
for .l. D. Sawyer.
Hon. ’l‘haddcus Bell is taking a two
weeks‘ vacation from official and
business cares. “ A portion of the time
will be spent at. the home of his
son. Alfred Bell. of Denver. He will
also be the guest, of his son at his coi-
taeo at the foothills of the, Rocky
Mountains.
The Darjcns will play the crack Y.
M. C‘. A. team. of South Norwalk. Sat
urduy.ai'tcrnoon ouv Tlradv arounds.
llarien is to give a Mcrlden fielder a
trial in left field. and l.ub.v a. trial at
first base in tomorrow‘s game. and if
taken into the league these two good
players will sign with Darlcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jrlliffc. of
iroad Rivcr. havo been guests of Mr. .
and Mrs. Edward E. Mead. of East I
avenue. this week. Miss Edith Mead.I
returned with them after. an outing for
the country. ‘ .
H. W. .Wolls Sc Company's spile driv-
or is between the bridzes ready to
drive spiles for the addition to the
plant of the Colonial Foundry & Ma-
chine company. The work will pro-
bably be commenced tomorrow.
Frank Nash. who has been working
on a farm in Stcpncy for the past. scv.
oral weeks. is spending a few days the
finest. of his uncle. Motorman Samuel
Nash. of Van Zandt street. The out-
door lito has glycn him the color of a
mulatto. . .
Mrs. Mary Ulrich and daughter Hcl.
on. who have been guests of Mrs.
Washington Youngs at her home in
East avenue. have returned to New
York city. bavlus been summoned on
account of the illness of Mrs. Ulrich’s
mother. _
Charles N. Ross. of Van Zandl street.
has been lmbursed to the amount of
$130, by the Connecticut State Fire—
mcns’ Association. Mr. Rose is a
melnberof Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company. No. 1. and was injured at. a
fire April 27. .
Ward'Palmcr was tender-2d a birth-
day surprise partly. .Wednesday even-
ing. at his home in Hanford Place. the
occasibn being the twenty-first almi—
versaty‘hflhis birth. The affair was in
every respect a success. and everyone
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Attorney John J. Walsh took a party
of friends out for a sail on the Sound.
Wednesday. evening. “Judge Edward
. Barrett;~'one of the party. rendered sev:
cral comet solos. and the singers in the
party (Seconded-id the Jesuit priests
summering at Maurcsa Institute, Key-
per Island; ‘
The members of the Ugree Club and
their friendswill enjoy a trolley ride.
this ovening to Seaside Park. Bridge-
port. ‘Th‘e‘start willvhe made from
in front of the East Avenue Methodist
Church at 7:10 and it is expected that
about fifty will enjoy the trip. Au
hour’wll‘l be allowed at the Park. the
party arriving home. about midnight.
One night recently a'popular East
Norwalk young man employed as mu-
ehinlst- in. the Norwalk Iron Works
went liov'Green’s Farms to see his fair
lady. He started for home early but
before he had goaefar his sprocket
had broken and hehashoumellnd to
walk nearly six nilles’to his home In
East Narwalk. Helarriv‘ed in time
' to no to werk in the morning. 3
At. the close of the ‘neguiarweekly
prayer service last evening in theAd-
-, vent Church plans for the annual out-
. in: of the Sunday‘sphool were discus-
sed and it wasdeclded t h
in this. suntan .
_ asap. or maths
trip to bevmade by trolley. 0sear
Patrick and Alfred Niokerson were
chosen a committee to'charter. a can
' f be {outing tic-
addition
or his real;
v
._ wastaatteudance at Tuesday night's
The tonic. for the Christian Endoaw
or Society. Sundav. July ‘20. will be
"(ilicans of Growth." (Phil. 3:12-16:
t‘lol. 1:10-le leader. William Flom
log. The ionic of Junior Christian
Endeavor will be ”What are you
thinking about '1"
Arthur Siauson.
The annual summer conference of
Christian Workers at. Dell Island
commenccd last Saturday. and con
linuos ten days. Among those pros—
cnt. this week from Darion will be Mrs.
Walter Rccd and daughters. Miss Min-
nie and Miss liilla. Mr. and Mrs. Wii~
lulr Road and Miss Jennie Wood.
Mrs. George Edwards and daughter.
Miss Margery. and Mrs. Dahn and
children left Saturday evening. for
Douglastown. Canada. for all cxtcndcd
stay. Mr. Dahn accompanied thcm
as far as lloston. . -
Eneinccr Walter S. Reed. Jr.. wife
and daughter. of \Winsicd. Conn. who
have been the guests of Mr. Reed's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed.
Rn. Scdzwick avenue. returned home
last week. after a delightful visit of
over a week in Dal-ion. One. of the
most enjoyable features of their stay
was a. family reunion hold on the lawn
at the homestead. Scdgwick avenue.
Among the festivities was a Clambake.
supper helm: served on the lawn. Fred
Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed
were also present. They visited the
Srldiors' Home and Roton Point. and
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Wil.
bur Reed. . ‘
The officers of Epworih League are:
President. William Weed: department.
of spiritual work. first vice-president.
Rev. J. L. Guernsey! department of
mercy and help. second vice-president.
Miss Grace Willmott: department of
literary work., third vice-president.
Mrs. J. i... Guernsey: department of so-
cial work. fourth vice president. Mrs.
B. W. Ketcham: department of corres.
pondence. secretary. Stanley GL Myers:
department of finance. treasurer. Miss
Sadie Weed; Junior League superin-
tendent. Miss Jennie Weed. ho ‘offi-
cers of the Junion EpworthpLéae‘ue
are: Superintendent. Miss 'Jennie
Weed; assistant superintendent. Miss.
Edna Hansom;‘ president. Albert
Weed; department of spiritual work.
heart, 'iirst vice-president. Miss Edna
Scherer: department of mercy and
help. hand. second vice-president. Miss
Coral Hall: department of literary
work. head. thirdvlce-pl'esldent. Miss
Hazel Fitch; department .of social
work. feet. fourth vicezpresident. Miss
Nellie Myersn; department of cones
pondence. pen. secretary. Miss Sadie
Weed.- department of finance. pocket.
treasurer, Walter Gordon.
WESTPDRT
Arthur, E." Soley's bird dog "Don"
was killed by a beach troley our, oil
Sunday. -
'Joaeph F. Preston. of Paulsb .
N. 3., was“’ln' town yesterday calm
on old friends. all of . whom“.were
happy to .839. him in Westport once
more. ‘.' ‘
Mrs. S.‘ C. Bird. of :Bridgépo't-t. has
b‘eeathg guest of hei- sister. Mrs. R“.
S. Gault.‘ ‘ .
'; Mr. and: Mrs, Breardan. of Bridgé‘
port... have been visiting Miss Laura
Chapman-u ' ""
The grand
amend? of the state
Library. ill the absence of Miss Lu- .
lllll spent Sunday with his parents at"
t1’llll.428l; leader. .
The Water (to. l8 lowering titanium
tin Wright street. along the linen! rc-
ocnt road lmprovmuonts.
.Mra. l“. Jennings and family. of
Newark. N. J., are guests at the home
of William llnrnctt. lllvorsido avenue.
’l‘ho Misses lilaladeil and t’lasuldy, of
Bi‘unklyl], who have been the guests
otlulsu Mary Blalsucli. have returned
home. .. .
Bathing at Compo Beach is at its
helliht. hundreds taking a dip in the
surf daily. IilItlI houses are at a pro-
Inlum.
Clifford S. Jennings, who has been
visiting his parents here. loft Monday
for Galveston.Texas. to rcsuluehls
duties.
Charles l<l..llol<‘orost formerly with
Ollarlos 8. “auto & (30., New Haven. .
has accepted a position at Canaan's
Pharmacy. .
Miss ill 'a Mcllllwcl is still very sick, .
troubled with fainting: spoils that are
oeuasionlng her relatives and friends
Inuch anxiety.
Mrs. Walter Price. who has been
spending three weeks with her sister.
Mrs. Willis S. Jones.‘ has returned to
her home in Brooklyn.
linker Saxonuloycr. of the Sangu-
ltuck bakery. has built a new shed on
his premises for tho storing of flour.
which he buys by the cal-load.
Ground was broken yesterday by
Contractor Oscar Smith for the new
summer residence to be ereetodln
Bridge street for Albert U. Smith.
Drummers wcro conspicuous about
town yesterday. They have started
booming the fall trade in the interest
of their respective maunfactorles.
Hereafter the German services be»
in: bold in Sons of Temperance Hall.
will take place at. 3 p. m. instead of
Iu‘thc evening, as has been the rule.
The Misses Mary. Libbie, Ada and
Lillian Burr. Dollie. Adams and Grace
Meeker. left, town for New York Tues.
day. At thatpoint they boarded a
Fall River boat and proceeded to llos»
ton. From there they propose making
the trip home by trolley. .
Clifford Cargill Tuesday fell from a
scaffold on the WilliamvP. Eno place.
ln falling he made a grasp for a win-
dow. smashing the glass and cutting
both hands badly. but succeeded in re-
iaiulng his hold Iultli rescued. lie was
badly cut‘and bruised about. tho head.
in addition. _
As originally stated in this column.
friendsof the Bradley boys from New.
ark. N. J._ destroyed their tent at
(folnpo llcach. it was intended as a
joke. although the result was more
disastrous to the participants than
incl-imagined. and they made their
cscupc ill the boat hired front John
Allen and later found by him near
Hall's lsland. The Newark parties
have been heard from. and desire. to
pay for all damage and end the mat-
for.
"Conductor Thomas Walsh took II day
off Tuesday and spent. much of it at
(kuupo Roach. enjoying the Trinity
Sunday school picnic and a surf bath.
While engaged in the latter pursuit ho
solemnly vows that he saw a sea son
pent, Asked to describe it. he said:
“Wt-ll. it looked to he 15 foot long. its
head was like a hammer headmyou
know what that it. its body was long
and thin. full of warts and greenish. its
tail was pointed. looked like a
dragon to me. and it left a phosphor-
osccnt. trail when it swamf‘
«One of nature's remedies; cannot
harm thowcukost constitution; never
fails to cure summcr complaints of
l
mung or old. Dr. 'Fowlor‘s Extract of
day. for a week’s vacation up the Hud-
thGllllt‘.
Chester. is spending the remainder of
the month of July in Norwalk. the
guest of friends.
Norwalk. who are visiting in the Cut-
skili Mountains, will return from their
l
Sunday illcg‘ Ilosts of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Siolnmcll. of Colon street. Norwalk.
arc tho guests of rolativcs in
York city for a few days.
and tlcorpc Shcrroll. of Ri’lwuyton. will
start tomorrow for Hautam Lake. to
spend six wrcku at the (‘hllumbia camp
in that place.
the R & C team. who is now an lllll-
pire in the slate leaguc was a visitor
in Norwalk. lust. cvening with {some of
tho members of the tcalu.
Freeman. Jr.. of South
(3. H. Leon. of‘lloaton. is visiting
frlonllu in South NoI-walll.
The ltcv. Alexander Hamilton will
ofllclate Sunday. at purist. (llulrch.
S. W. Mahon. of New o‘l’i‘k. is upend-
lng a few days in South Norwalk.
Mrs. J. (l. Barnum. of New Haven. is
visiting friends in South Norwaik.
James Ludlan. of Olsen Brothers
shoe store. Norwalk. is ill at ills home
in Wlunlpauk. ,
Mrs. William T. Huvilund. of Bridge-
port, has been visiting at her home in
South Main street. ‘
Miss Lulu Fitch and Miss Sarah
Fitch. of Norwalk. are visiting in the
Berkshire Mountains. l.
Miss Alice Acker. of New York city.
In the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Gale. of (.iorard Place. ‘1
Acting Governor Id. .0. lx'oelcr. of
Norwalk. has returned from a business
trip to Boston, Mass.
Miss Goncva Decker and brother.
Walter. of Norwalk, have been visiting
relatives in Georgetown. .
Mrs. P. A. Volk and Miss Katharine
Murray. of Norwalk. were visitors in
Bridgeport. Wednesday. .
Miss Carrie Glover. of Grand street.
Norwulk. let the guest 01‘ Miss ldvcrs.
at her home in (lloubrook.
Miss Ethel Slater. of South Norwalk.
is visiting Mrs. ]. C. Stormout. at
Woody Crest. New Haven.
Mrs. James O. Jennings. of West
street, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
David S. Warts. in New llavcln
Dr. George 1). Rowe. of Portland.
Me.. is stopping at the Mnhackomo ho-
tel. no will remain some time.‘
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woodward. of
South Main street. have returned to
their home. after a visit in lluuiam.
Frank A. Baker. trimmer for the
Municipal Lighting Plant. left Wednes—
3011.
Miss Alma E. Hamilton. at Stamford.
is thc guest of her parents. Rev and
Mrs. Alcxander Hamilton. of Newtowu
Rev. J. II. Riker. D. n. of Port.
Z. (3. Bush. of East avenue, Norwalk,
employed in John ()ldcuschlnger's clg.
or factory. is enjoying a wrek's vaca-
tion in New Jersey.
A. Ross ilalkln and Algic Searios. of
vacation trip Saturday.
Charles MIchIflonuld and Miss Mattie
.cwispof Ariuonk. N. Y., will spend
ll. flair. of (icrard Maire.
Mrs. E. ii. Sherwood and Miss (lracc
N c w
(‘harlcs i". Swariz, or Sleuth Norwalk.
Joe l‘icst. formerly cv’htcr ficldcr for
Mrs. C. A. Freeman and son. 0. A.
Main street.
all South Norvalk. ycsicrday. for Ncw
Wild Strawberry.
'l‘ho Misses Willi
friends from New
W. it. Fenn is M
WIL row.
The Reading Circle Is taking its an '
nual summer vacation.
horse. purchased in New York.
up are cuterialnlng
York city.
iving a. very stylish
Miss Edith White is at her home in
Cannon for the summer vacation.
spending the summer with Miss A. E.
Carpenter.
Miss Mary Alice. of Brooklyn. and
her mother. spent last week with Will
liam ilurlbutt.
Mrs. Wilkinson. of mughamton. N.
l’.. is the guest of her sister. Miss Hol-
en Middlobrook.
Miss Agnes Ogden and Miss Eunice
Dcwlng are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
H. E. Chichoster.
Mrs, Charles Ambler recently cuter
taincd her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Em~
orsnn. ongorwalk.
Mrs. J. H. Post. and son. of New
York. ‘are spending the summer at
Mrs. _J. B. Sturgcs’s.
Miss Marian Olmstcad has been
Spending a few days this week with
friends in Winnipauk. '
Mrs. A. W. Merwin. Miss Alice Olm-
stood and the Misses Darling spent
Tuesday at. Sheffield«on-theSound.'
James Middlebrook. it. F. D. mail
carrier. resumed his duties on Monday
after a brief illness. Will Olmstead not.
the as substitute.
The ladies of St. Matthew's parish
will give an entertainment on the
grounds near the church. Wednesday
evening. July 30th. _
The Misses Margaret and Sarah Tel.
ford have returned. to Passaic... N. J..
after a two weeks'._visit.‘ with their
cousin. Miss Helen Sturges. I ’
_Word has been received from Miss '
Mabel Hart. that She has arrived. at
Gibraltar.‘énroute for Naples and Van.
ice. after a pleasant. voyage.
The entertainment last Wednesday
night at Cannon Hall was a great suc-
ycess. Eighty-ova dollars was realized
for, the benefit of the..Z.ion M. E.
Cilia-ch: Thé‘miittary march bysixo
teen young ladies was, vet? line; ‘ .
i
per. an American. manager
grand arena mince. and Ircvcntcd the
Miss Abby Dundol, of New York; is meeting. I . .1
the shooting for the Prince of Wales
prize resulted in several highest pos~
sible scores during the first stage. Cap.
and Captain Davidson iOanadian) also
scored 49. both out of a possible filly.
COUNTESS DE LA WARM DIVORC-
Warr was granted a divorce today on
the ground of the eurl‘s demotion and
misconduct. The countess was given
cogtgoud theoustody of her children.
war-xv" "w" -
A880
Little Liver Pills.
Britain. where they will be guests for
a week of Miss Hannah Winters. sister
of. Rev. John T. Winters. formerly pas-
tor of St. Joseph‘s Church.
POLICE PREVENTED MEETING.
STOCKHOLM. Sweden. July i8-lt
is now said that the police got wind
of the proposed duel between Captain
Al‘vid Wcster. of tilt“ gonoral staff of
the Swedish army. Ilnd William Cas-
of tho
suoor FOR prance OF WALEs'
. PRIZE.
LONDON. July. lS-~.v\t Bisley today
aln Mitchell (Canadian) Scored 49
ED.
LONDON. July lR~~Countcss De La
8803'".
Genuine-j
Hunt Bear Signaturo of V’ ‘
v.7
array. ice creamyonfectionery. etc,
will be malls: the attractions“. " Doors
ppeuatti n..m.. 1. . , _
‘1’The Matlnée’Whtst Club met with
Mrs. J. McEwen Betta. Wednesday at-
ternoon. Three tables werefllledmnd
prizes wore'iawa'd d t .he'tollo‘wlng
's ‘ ”fu ‘ ‘ MisapFoisni‘n. .
. '. avenport and Mia's .
, Mrs. H.‘G.‘Thomson was the
recipient of the consolation prise. Mi‘s.
meeting of Aspetuck Lodge, K. of P.
Thomson Will e tall) the olub,‘Au-
’ t ‘ .. .
or all descriptions.
M
t t ' .
ERIDEN. July Wit it 1
man opened that. mailbox at Broad and
Ann streets he foulid‘a tunes of char-
red letters. li‘on'i‘ or five bru'nod
matches. told the story of a’aIIch-Isai'tll
attempt. to doatroy‘tbe United Stately!
mutillluitor. ' The authorities nt.Wusll.
lll‘gtOllMWHI'tl immediately notified . as
well'as the local police. No clue has
been found. The box in question is all
important one and often contains valu.
able mall matter. What was in It I8
yet to be learned.
. q.__.......w....~.__
Rumon's Relief will care all trou-
blcs of the stomach and bowls aria-
ing from eating melons. fruits. etc.
llllthor children; or "old folks. title. it.
ti
11.,Wuluteil. «u up.” w i ‘i 11 .i‘
10 Cents
Will Day a Tin of
- :Ii ! ‘ ; .5' rt it
Crystals,
Which will give more satisfaction. do
‘ more and better flavoring than a
25 cent bottle lof‘tllo old style ..
‘ “ extracts.
BeingAbSplutely
;;5 :‘v
Free
F 1‘01“" ”Alcohol
Do Not Evaporate‘ or Deterioral'o.
Delicious; Pure. Econoniieal.
At‘All Grocers.
Vanilla Crystal Co..
101 Beekmahfitreet, ‘. .. Newflork.
Il‘or ’Sale in South admin by
D. S. Davenport. Lorenzo Dibble.
t‘ .I.’
Locust Bites.
The bite of the iommtfkissilig but:
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat.
urate a piece of cloth. folded several
thicknesst-lst with Brizilian Balm and,
bind 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 has been all drawn
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite. if instantly
applied. so always keep it on hand.
Kills boo. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druglzists or sent quick. B.
1". Jackson and Co.. lndlanapdlls.
Wagons GIIIeII Free
For in Ozone Soap Trade Marks. "
2 ()zone Storm Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Washing. RoxMerTrhde Marks
A rnIrr'rv; Atib’glspisioi. . W
- V‘s ll . Nth .i
1 r,
*0” V2 t L’
BUCKLEY _& WHEELER.
morons AND ovo’Lp SUPPLIES.
52 Smith Main St. $0. Norwalk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon. . .
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
goods. ‘
JUNK QUOTATIONS ,
Woare 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. Mac. 1b.; rub‘
ber boots. shoes and bicycle tires. be
lb.; light. brass 5o: 11).; heavy brass.
70; Copper. 8c; pewter. 10c: rags. ‘10
1b.: folded ncwxpapers in bundles. 1,10;
tea and heavy lead, 3c. These prices
are gooduntil market changes. Watch
this tidy. . . , ‘
ABRAHAM‘HARHIS ..
Phone 156-4. Box 346. so. Nit-imam.
SMALL-POXQUJRANUNE
menstroubn‘: but aesth- without Iii-
surance‘iu the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. Think of it to-
day.
upon, . .
. Fred'k H. Field,‘General Agent.
will“?
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United? Bank Bl
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lift-Till
White 'Duck Ting
Pong Hats. Sailors and Alpines, White
Mull-Hats. White Felt Hats, new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in “Chiffon .Veillngs. New
Birds, Wings and‘lmmpobla.’ i
, 3 ‘ limiiht't?
7:? .44. - 1, j"
3! Main 1. . Norma
« flu: . ‘ >3?" '4 $112.5 pi ..
‘ Fine Goods at low’ Prices
"Connected svlth luruc‘ Dridgeportr es-
u.
Ii‘
out and the trouble is over. This is thfl'
Settle it tomorrow by calling ;:
Hubert‘E..Plerce: Specialggeat. _ "
A’IA—WAEAY:
1k. .
.H. l ,he- it rm»
‘ “ ml Machinery. ‘
Deputy about! Charlies lit. sue .
Stratford. amino, tve Cronan. ‘of
llridgoport‘,”‘llltvh 'arrosted . William ill.
Whiting. of $tl'uii‘ord,‘president of the
Eastern iroug’sthteel and Metal Com-
pany, and Jo h'.liroadbin. an cnI‘ployc
of the company, on the charges of
theft. A'dcdrdinlr'td the statements of
the officers the men are alleged to have
stolen the machinery of an old saw
mill to the town of Huntington. and
owned by Arthur liahorlo. The. machin-
cI-y had been dismantled litiilthad been
storcd away. its owner estimates Its
value at about. $200. As old Junk it.
is probably worth about $40.
lCIII-ly‘Wednesdaymorning. Whiting
and Broadbln. it is alleged. arrived to
Huntington and. loaded the machinery
on one of the Eastern iron. Steel and
Metal Company's trucks. and started
for Bridgeport. Sheriff Stage. of Strut
ford. was later notified by telephone.
as was the Bridgeport police depart.
mom. that the alleged theft had been
perpetrated. Sheriff Stand and Demo»
tive Cronan hcurl'od Whiting. and
llroudbln off In Siratford. The: load
was too much for the horse. and it col-
lapsed by ihepoadside. Roth Whiting
and Broadbin Were taken to Bridgeport
and hold until hall was accepted by a
Huntington justice of tho pouce.’
Mr. Whiting stoutly denied his guilt.
lilo asserts that he can prove his inno-‘
ounce of the charge. 'He says flint a
man in Huntington told illm‘that he
could have the machinery for the re-
moval of it from the premises. where
he. says it has rested for several years.
~STOP THAT COLD.
or it. may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
zllian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without. exception.
it). 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxtor‘s or Plaisted’s. "
Swirl Sale
lower Flour
v.1”
.' 5 it“
cofTAeE, AVE. EASTJNORWALK.
L
luau
WHITE MT. FREEZERS
SCREEN" DOORS
wmpow SCREENS
CULTIVATORS ‘
ONEWHEEL HOEs
TWO-WHEEL HoEs
FILTERS '
(Both stone and Faucet Filters)
WATER coouzns.‘ '
Wood Alcohol In any quantity.
in Paints. Varnishes, Shellacs. En.
amels, Vstalne. Etch, we are headquar.
tern ~
’ Remember, Longman a. Martinez
and Devon's are the lending Paints for
housmboats. foncu Ian‘d floors, etc»
and prices "f low codaidcnln‘g quality.
atk
.: tr;
112‘ wAsHINoi-odsvasn,
ooum'uonwALm
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‘ 6
amount —
at": if}:
' D9$igns
.r' _ .3} 1%; la: 7‘35“” if
Are sometimes hard to Idaho there
are such?" . thirty) nevertheless. ‘ Wis
llibn't‘wlmt to lean: boastfut‘hut we,
hard hike! it. We ‘dldn'tltake what
watth a as: That in one reason
why we we the trade is do.
Painting. Papal-Bandits, Decent:
tilt-2. .
33.: ’ i
v. :3 pm“.
‘ v. w. I.
. the accidents incidental~ to mos
= air
, serious consequences." For‘cuts,.acatds
i es." says L'. B. Jahnson.‘s’w1ft.
. , . . . . ”SHOT HI's WIFE, KILLED H
are proud of oursstook.’ We Worked ,
L’ cough that has worried you allow!!!
. slalom
.. turner . »
ob (loodburt it It! announced that War-
rants are likely to be issued against
several. leaders of the striking Gill‘-
ployoea of. Sargent & Company on
charges of intimidation and threat ,
Arrests may be made tonight. lt‘ I
said that the contemplated action an
tales from the arrest of James-Collins
a non-union man. who has insisted “do
continuingto work in the Bar ‘ent fao
tory Triesplie the orders of 39, .9 of. the
strikers. that lie leave. Collins was:
arraigned in the city court yesterday
on a charge of carrying concealed wea~ .
pens and Attorney (ioodhart repress
ed him. The case was oc’ntliiu
Muldors. who struck at the‘Spl'g'
factory. formally presented th
ance to the company. They flaked "" .
an advance of 15 per cent. It was “"1.
ranged that Mr. Sargent and'the unto;
mlttcc shall have a conference no..t ‘ ‘
.saturday. ‘
t .
sir. snail
Hcre‘ is a man whose experience h .3
been worth something to him. Mrul‘a.
L. Wiiherow. of Liberty, W.’Va.. anyS'
“Please send me prices on 14 dozo
boxes of your Tonic Liver .Plllli ‘f
pink). I find they are the only l’ll ‘
that will do me any good." You org I
sure to find them just as beneficialtou
you if you will try them. may cost:
you 25 cents. R. If. Plaisted. "‘
i I
A MERIDEN STRIKE. "
MERIDIAN. July, lSwTwen‘ v-eiglit
men in tlIe‘bIII-uishin'g depart) am:
(i. Rogers & Brothers struck 'lcause ‘. ‘
the company rchIsed‘io accede ‘ their
demand that Dora Gogclier,‘ a all
old girl,-be discharged. The git
Sist‘s the foreman of'the department.
keeping track of the work ’donc .
the workmen sum up her their rt
once in thc.‘ words. “She treats 'IIsili.
dogs)“ Some of the men have been
the. employment 'of'the colicern"’thir
years and all for more'than sixty
Gilbert Rogers. head of the firm. sit.
the strike is ridiculous and that: lib".
will never accede to the demands. The 1
men are firm and insist thatythey will
never return until the girl is dis- ..
charged. ‘ ‘ . y ’ " ‘7'
‘ DON’T FAIL TO TRY THIS-'9
' Whenever an honest trial is glven‘to “
Electric Bitters for any troubledt‘is re.
commended fora perman‘éat curawin 1. '
surely be effected. ItheVorfallt‘lm _. ,
tone the stomach, regulate the kidney);
and bowels. stimulate the ”walnut .-
ornte the nerves and purify the blot), . 1* .
it’s a wonderful tonic for rundown .‘
systems. Electric Bitters popitlvp y.-
eures Kidney and Liver Troublbsffit
mach Disorders, .Nervougness. Sleep;-
lessness. Rheumatism. Neuralgla..and
cxpela Malaria. Satisfaction guard!!-
teed by Eli, Baxter. Only 60 cents.
HOD CARRIERS WIN "STRIKE.
WATERBURY. July 1133-13116. hod-
carriors' strike, which for two weeks . ,
has completely tied up the work of re?
construction of buildings destroyed by:
‘ the big fire. was settled yesterday. The K
master builders agreed to pay the
men the wages they nailed for, 22‘],
cents an hour after‘August 1. while'the . ‘ ‘
men abandoned other demands. About
300 mcn have been out. * ‘
NEED MORE HELP. . . '
Often the over-taxed organs of discs
tion cry out for help,by Dsypeps
pains, Nausea. Dizziness. Headlines.
liver complaints. bowel disorders. Suit}
troubles call for prompt use ,0! DD
King's New Life Pills. They are gen-
tle. thorough and guaranteed to
25c. at F. H. Baxter's drug store. ‘.
DENIES IT IS A TRUST; ,
DENVER. Colo. July 18~COunsel
for the American Smelting and Reap: ‘
lug Company yesterday filed that com-
pany's answer to the application ofAt.
torncy General Post for leaveuto his»
suit in the supreme court for the-disgu-
lution of the company on the stompin- _
that it is a trust. ‘ his 1 ‘
the right of the court to take orig up} ,
jurisdiction. declaring that noemer.
gency exists such as would juétlfy
such action. It denies that the com-
pany is a. trust or that public interests ’
are injured by its methods.
. Ao'rs IMMEDIATELY. .
Colds are sometimesmore trdubl
some. in‘ summer than in winter. it‘s
hard ‘to keep .‘fro‘i'n. adding .to. th
while Cooling off after exercise .
Minute Cough Cure care: at once.
solutely safe. Acts immediately. Sin-
cure for coughs. colds. droup.‘throa
and lung troubles. Clifford ‘Phai‘m
acy. / ,
DECISION FOR M'DOWELL
MILWAUKEE. July 18.--Judge Hal‘
scy. of the circuit court. hashapde
down an opinion" in which he‘ll'e'ei
that. Melmourns McDowell ho‘da't
rights to the plays of‘La Tosra‘
Cleopatra. which rights he inheritbd
from his wife. the late Fanny Daven‘ ,
port. ‘ " Wm...
cure.
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2 .
The answer do?
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VACATION DAYs. ‘ .
Vacation time is here and the chil
dren are fairly living out ‘of 3100!th
There could heme healthier plan-9‘ ~'
them. You'need Only to‘guard ugh. nut
Sports, No remedymeuuaiabe
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for quick ,
stopping pain or removihg‘ danger
and wounds; “1 used DeWitt’s Witch”:
Hazel Solve for sores. cuts and hang
“it is the best remedy on the market.
Sure curator pilesandskia Mailman.
Beware of counterfeits. Clifford liar
many. .4. g} .z‘
IMBE .
NEW YORK, July 18.—-—Hymau Ht) 4
man: a Russian tailor. shot his wife
Sophia through the mouth early today
and then killed himself by swallolflng
Catholic acid. Mrs. Hoffman is dying
in a. hospital. Hoffman; that) been
drinking heavily of late and his wife
had; caused his arrest for disorderly
conduct. He was sentenced to sixty
days and has been only recently re~
leaséd. The couple‘ahnd four childs‘
ren. ' '
.
'2
‘There is he use suffering with that.
and seems. to. holdup in the sum
You can stop it if you will only
the advice .v‘ou see hero and use.
man’s English Cough Syrup. Yo
. mun: sink HEADltoi-IE.___.
tnbllhbment. {Fine
‘c.,
goods at low prices. .
(t.
get it for 25 cents. R. H. Plaisted. r-
Norwalk Chronicler