sloop Loo, after rebuilding her during
NoReStht demote?
it“ the. past winter.
Robert Iltz returned home Saturday
“T0 "537 MEANS RUST with his sloop. from Northport. 1.. 1.,
T0 RUST MEANS BUST where he has been overhauling her.
No “[37 N0 RUST l Mrs. William Colegrove. of Norwich,
NO RUST N0 BUST." [in spending two weeks with Mrs;
We are always at your service. , ‘(it'orge Wicks, at her home in Crock-
T B G [FFIN . ‘ ottntrcot.
- ' R t Druggtst. Harry Dolnnd and a number of his
205 Walhlnnton St. South Norwalk. friend», went out rowing yesterday and
‘ ‘ ‘ they become lost in the for: for aume
‘ ” * f"? "W .--.. ' ’ itimo, before they returned safe.
. i . 7 ' l Charles Schock. who cut the end of
ibis thumb of! last, week, is getting
.nlong nicely. He in not able to work
- 3.41mi will not be for some time yet. *
. . 7-; Mra. Nathan Wooloy and Jacob
~ Dennis Valentino‘s auxiliary yacht is ; \‘l‘heeh-r, who attended the funeral of
. now moored south of Captain Peter illlo late George Wicks. returned to
. Becker's dock. .. jiheir homes in Northpotjt. L. i.. today.
{' William Matt and lllnurhn itoso are i Ambrose Crockett andArtltur (.lrnek.
i ‘ shedding in few days the guests ofgrtt returned to. Scranton. Penn. yes-
' Frank itoso, in llrooklyn. ltt-rday. after npeudina a few weeks
Miss M. it‘. Aclorrman spent the Salt. Twith their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
bath with her parents in i'il'itlgi'lltli‘l. , Crockett. of Crew avenue.
Contractor Arthur Waldron was inii Captain Aaron Stevens is making
New York city Friday-on business. Isome unusual catches of lobsters this
Mrs. M. Rowland has returned front it‘t-ztson. For several years lOilSlf‘l'B
a visit with reTatives in Cromwell, ‘bvrunhouts have been few and small,
(loan. that this year they are large and aunt.
Frieda Ballad. of llayview i'lare. .erous. Nearly all of them are very
[pent Saturday and Sunday in an large. and where they came from or
York. :Wilt‘t‘t‘ they have been for several
The Junior Band will meet Friday iyrars’rnnses no end of speculation am-
night at 7:-i5 at the East avenue Motit- long the fishermen. .
odist arsonage. ‘
Fro k Morreli. (if Bridgeport. la the .-
guest of hiseousin. Miss Minnie Mott i . . .
trell. of First street. Sidney (‘lot-k has secured a position
Mrs. Nam-y ’ilrady. of Annapolis. at the Tooker House. .
‘ Mat, is the guest or Mrs. Charles R.“ Mrs. Andrew Waterbury. who has
Baker. 206 East avenue. ‘iltltfll ill at her home here. is recover-
Mrs. Arthur G. hovojoy. who this dog. ‘ ’
been ill at the home of Frank Allen. in ' Grom- Wilson. of Baltimore. Md.
Now street. is much improved. Silas serum-d a position with it). '1‘.
Architect Harrie Morehtiusv return. ~ Hates.
ed today from a few days‘ visit with . Homer ('orson. of Springfield. Mass.
relatives; at Port Jefferson. l.. I. :has been the guest of Richard Abru-
J. B. Rose and family, of Jamaica. l.. Ldmth.
1.. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoorza have
R080. 01' Van Zandt. street. over Sun. '3 been entertaining Francis Netti-3;. of
day.
DARIENAND N080 TON.
Il’ort (‘hesten
The Ladies‘ .Aid Society will hold its; E. T: Bates attended the tacos at
regular meeting \l'ednrstluy afternoon "iii“ Fill" Grounds in .\orwaik. Satur-
at 2:80 in the [instruction Methodist 5‘11” afternoon. . n ‘
Church puriorg' » l_t isreported that Mrs. Albert C.
' Mrs. M. n. Drew. of East \vttstnng- ' Bailey Is improving slowly. although
ton street. is suffering from blood .she is in a very nervous condition as
1 ~ ‘ . . 5 . ,3 . ' __\'(‘l. ‘
hiliii’lihni :flgghd“ '10 M p h” right i F. (‘. Tripp, of New York, has loasmi
w. I). Baldwin of (Imam-ten. who'rhmdom Austin's farm at Pound
formerly resided item has sold his ; Wham Mr- Trinn is a retired retire
large yacht "Adele” to c. .\t. Brooks. either.
of Greenwich. ,7 it is expected that the new forty-
Willard Napltoyf of Stamford. has “rich! foot launrh ofdnhn Oberlander
hymn spending a, [.m- days with MS will be completed this week. AiPXt'lilv
parents Mr. and Mrs, S. S. Napltcy. of 12"" Palmer. 0‘ 53-“ Norwalk. has fiil‘
Osborne avenue; ~tshwd (hiking her. .
Mrs. A. C. Wood of East arena-mi A young man from New York is me
and Miss Au“. “imp. of [1rpzory Bou- ported to arrive today and take a post
ievnrd, have rpmmm from a visit with tion as: clerk in the drug store of it.
friends in Nt-n‘ 3”:an (‘L A. McDonald. During the past few
Miss Jospphing Blush”): of Newark. days Bert Ferguson has been assisting
N. .l.. and Miss Marguerite Robinson. .5" "‘9 “0“?- ‘
of Brooklyn. are admits of Mrs. it. A51. .lrowryntan i.“ ii. i’i‘i"*filt‘mh-'ill 0f
Wood. 1 -[)m$nm\‘ street, .llr-thel. Will take a wwks variation.
.\ Bible reading will be held Minor. which h“? “”m “Pm" “‘1‘” 'T"?“i““"‘ 3“” ‘
row evening at the home of Mrs. Thom. xiri‘mdfi in Damon and “"1le- Mr.
as Walsh in Cottage avenue. Several TFFWQPNWE' armored i“ ”‘4‘" on if”
from the Advent (.‘hnreh will attend. F'3P3130%irip Sallll‘dfll' fli‘if‘mmfl. ilm“
, .- , .. 3 .. h _::i«: to anon .
.. mm
gationai Charon. SeasidePiaee. Prof. 8“"3‘} “'9 ”Mimi!“ camp mefl‘ng
. - - .. that opens at Springtime this evening.
Hultman and his son Paul will he theS .~ Q - .
entertainers. 1hr: monthly mop. tint: of the tunday
Will lmConnt son of W G Let‘onnt reboot brand of the Barton Methodist
ham. launched his new entree. He now Church Which “11$ l0 have 13"“!1 he!"
. . . :this ereoim: will be pontponed on 1%
. v - . l .. fl; :2: . . '
has two N m“ light hath. (n M mun; of the camp mtaettnc.
2:3 “31:;1' 03.9w!“ 1‘“ “'3“ ”m“ The cont-er! given by the Halcyon
I Captain Daniel Morrell has complex. Ma‘e Quartfitte. 9! 39.7; Mark. M ”2?
ed the overhaulinz of his s‘ooo Juli-a “m“ hail. “Mimi?“ “gm ““7“ a and
» r. . .. ‘ “ ‘ was.
and this mornmg rented the emf: for t ‘
Miss Eleanor Stevens assisted .
a stone at the latter, which ntruelt him
in the back. and attempting to give
him a heating. Friday morning he was
lined $5 and coats. amounting to 814.
\\'Illt'll was paid by Mr. Alon, his em-
ployer. .«
WESTPORT. '
Miss ilabetto Banmann has gone on
a European trip.
A new anpbait walk in being laid
about the King street property of A.
1". Butler.
Mrs. Delia F. Morebouse is enter-
taining Mrs. A. W. Holly and daughter,
of llanbury.
Mra. Henry llertine. of East Nor-
walk. has been the guest of Mrs.
Chauncey Allen. ‘
Mrs. Theodore Mills and Miss Elsie
”all. of New (Yunnan, are visiting re-
lativea in town. .
. Sidney Watts attd family have m-
tutned from their rrnise on his hunti-
some yacht Edith.
Mrs. Charles 'Schede and son. of
[slip N. YL. have been the guests or
Mrs. George Jeliff.
Miss Dolly Cummlakey,
Orange, N. J., is ag nest of
Leno, Jr.. and family. ,
Grorge Banehman and William
Knmmel, of New York, are spending a
few days in Saugatuck.
“is Sweet, the bustling lumberman,
is shipping eighty-five foot poles. via.
railroad, to Boston. Mass;
Emil F. Rirhards left town Friday
for the Catskills, where he proposes to
thirty a two weeks' vacation. .
.Tll" rrrent thunder shower put all
the signal lights between Weatport and
(fornpo beach out of commission.
‘i’rederirk Walsh. of East Grange.
N. .l., is visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Waieh.
Emil P‘.- Richards is spending a few
weeks at the Mineral Spring House.
Low lloarh, Sullivan County, New
York.
News has been revolved here of the
death of Felix llrler. a former resident
of this plat-e. at his home in Washing-
ton, l). (f.
Miss Ada Ber-rs has. been installed
ili'hlnii the cashier's desk at Beers
ill-others” store. She succeeds Mrs.
Wilbur Preston. .
Several members of “’ost port (Era age
are talking of a moonlight nail. Plans
for the same will bl:- brought before
the :range at the meeting Wednesday
warning. . ‘
The property of Miss Mary Adams’.
rotti‘t of “Hit; MN‘W‘l and Riverside
avenue. has been grimly imprm'ed by
the Meaning up of a vast amount of
.» brn‘ob: ry.
Mrs. llanoid .‘llvirran, of New York.
rviz-‘nt of the Empire State Chapter of
tit» [indium-rs of the .MXHTii‘ztn Revolu—
tion. is spending several weeks at the
ilrarltsnir inn. Mrs. Mr ran is one
of the most prominent club Women in
.‘l merimt.
l’rnfe'rsmr Harry Carver. therwell-
known harnlst and all round maairian.
has just received from Brown & Buck~
well. a new rant». rt grand harp. This
born the professor will use for concert
work only. Critics. say that thtr- in-
stmmlut is the finest made.
The scholars of the Sunday wheel of
Holy Trinity (Thur/ch. who. at the quar-
t=riy examination received forty marks
« :- (titer. stand in rank. twainning at
remix-r WI. Greemiile Mar-keruie.
Marjorie Mitrhilt. Martha Mills. Min.
Idiiis. Natalie Mitchell. Joseph God-
of East
Ed ward
on the: violin and revolve-d an marl
. ' ,, a '..‘ . ~ n. '
a week to Harry “hunt," in ‘3‘.“ ‘0” The lawn fete hit-id under in?» ass
city. who is out with a party today.
The Ladies' Minion Society of St.
Paul's Mission Mil hold I business‘
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home. of‘Mrr. G. F. Smith in Rowan
street- it is urged that all the mem-
bers be present.
At the main-er}: prayer service in
the E35“! Avenue Methodist (‘hnrrh
Thursday evening. the meeting: will he
madncled by a mnzmntr of evangelists
{mm Belle island. All are cordially
invited to attend.
1 Conaregationai ‘hurch on ’thei
lawn of Dr. and Mrs. George H. Korea. ‘1
netted the League over Still.
~~Trn thousand demons gnawing:
away at arm's Vitals couldn't be mar-t3
wot-tr than the tortures mt Ste-him:
:ti'zvs. \Et there‘s a cure. Dean‘s Oirt.‘
mm! tumor fails.
NEW CANAAN.
"a is of the Youn: People's: League of i .
‘ me had a remedy and advice flowed as
Quite a large number from this
place attend-mi the funeral of Captain
George Wicks. at Romyton. yester
_ day. Mr. Wicks had several relatives
‘ in East Narnia and wanted his
friends hope by theorem. .
Waiter Wright. of New York city.
who has been the most of Captain M.
Rowland, of the Washington street
bridge. has tone to Cromwell. Conn;
1th he will spend the rest of the
. summer. He iett his auto here.
. A special business nae-(“ting will be
- held at the close of the social serviu‘ ‘
, Thursday evening in the Adrrnt (flirts. _
tiou Chums. and it is desired that all
membembepmn’t as: business of 1m.
usual importance will be transacted
. H. A. thin. William..floflatt. tier.
bed Biotin. Hymn Osborne. Howard
. Rem and Harry Aill'SWfinh attended
amines at the. Spfingdaie camp meat.
in; yesterday. RM. and lira J. J.
Roost welcomed the. mag men heart—
ily. )lrst Fons: when in East Norma.
. wright several of the bow in her Sim- .
about than ‘ .
Rev. Edward Cunningham and Mr
and Mrs. J. C..,H;urkins went to Barry-
ion. In. 1.. today. them Mr. Canning-
ham ofidafed at. the tax-ten! of, Har-
bor}: Ramos. a We!" of Mir. Haw. ‘
tins. Dorm was a m: w who
died in my mam from «m
snmpfin: l 'hods' mvbmaght “’3
Elisha-rein 831W anagram .
. in ,
>_mr-i
. a. s.“
expat the 8m my meeting
am Rev. J: J. Nana. fie service
’ Friday evening.
”fork. mam.
. ”fair the Quotient; trim. which [stand
We and creamy
*hrsmhiwth-
of W twain-ruby Rev ,‘
Mme: tare Mammy.
' Sn. flies um out...
'tmafimfid Pmmdfla N.
v.14. Fm (twin Eastman, m
, C! E .
Miss ii. i- Aver)- is entertaining
Bliss Marion Benedért. of Notwallt. ‘
Mrs. Grilling, of Brtwtrlyn. is a visit-“
or at T. W. Benedirz‘s. Cherry strt‘et.
Mrs. 0. l’. limos .1313 Mai. l. Wood
1.. Leonard Matrke‘mée. Myrtle No—
Ei‘F-‘pi‘i l’rbinson. ilermtter. in»
m»: 4i t3: - iy examinations. one
mm the braid earl: Sunday on the its-
sen f the amending.
\ , ors at the town 0mm Friday
M". . surprised by mane unusual antics
on the part of Judge Bradley who.
minus one shoe was pironetting atmt
his office with a onrh' our! wonzhf it
transpired that the judge had been in
'ert-iew‘n: a on: mm. and that wae‘
:u‘. the time Main; its inning. Every-
!roeiy as spring water. but the ledge
declared he had been up against oer!)
prtttmsitiens before and tabulated to
wait}; to his own method as by far
tl‘tv tester-t.
were visitors to Nrw York. Thursday. .
Mrs. Julia (‘nntzi Show: the;
guest of her son Charles in Bowman?
A card party was Mid at the home.
or“ the Misses. {immanent}, Park atrwt.‘
i:
.7.
Miss C. A. Moths. of Burlington”
N. 3.. is baa‘rdmg at John Thatcher‘s
Railroad avenue.
Mm (lat-ergo Sea-lo: and son Elliott
arr stopping with Nlatirrs in Bro-9kg
in; for several weeks.
Cyrus Crissey died at his home in.
firms street. Friday morning. Funeral
services were held from his. late res;
heme. yearning- afiemmn.
Perry Cming. of Marble-dale, was in .
town several days last week. shaking.
hands With his many friends. He was
formerly employed in a drug .store
here. .
Miss Marie Reinhardt. Miss Stillman;
of Rmkiyn. and Miss Gregory 0! Sara
trails. are boarding for MTW weekn'
at ft E. minted/roofs, Railroad are‘
Mrs. loot-him“. who has been visit:
tag with her daughter. Mm William
Simon and um. “Shim Row. to!"
the past two weeks. remand to Kent.
A sports; train. with mm m
the Station Friday eventing lit 31:45. no;
men naming. .
m_;mum.meaad m of
(Mange. N. .3- m «mitts-ism a visit or.
for the new road. but thirh had hem
. worked his and: out at the bay muti-
an‘iel‘i‘ii)’. by permission of the belt-tut-
men. a raft was constrnried out of old
railroad ties that/were- fortnnrlrum
ratios! out by last winter‘s; storms...
This raft was ant-boned more feet from
shore and bothers twat gm: delight in
diving tron: it. Wednesday morning
we nit}— rham cams alone and stator.
Far. Retain Batten tum. towed the raft
on? into the sound and authored it
nearly a mile from shore. This sort
(*1 business maybe smart. but the res»-
idmts fail to not: it.
Selectman Lewis 3’. Wakeman has
file and new wonders what the that
ban-est will be. A pmverbial joker. it
is not easy tn take him seriously. but
in all Marianna; be. defined that be
is groin: to abandon farming and take
to the lemurs field. Asked that open
inky be motioned introducing. be do
claw-d that “Stats for Gm to
{‘mrh.“ ”be hobo-rod Waive .ht‘m‘
full W to deli with politics!“ the
tamer. the middle man and the. future
of tannin: in the m “Etha- tutor
i‘li migrate to the kind at! perpetual
summer 1nd £1111 Rising fruit.“
Swimming at Sam is something
that at the mail imam and my
lamented-at dips and! day. The fiat-
ocritr plate.- was to be just south or
_ . .m
dry, the previous evening. by thawing
- lotion
~ (3%
’ Sal '
.lertonnl . liilitlll
(Continued from Fourth Page.)
knew it, and he answered. before i
was converted. many times i did not
want to do what-you told me to do,
but now i love to mind you. ‘
At the opening of the regular after-
noon service. nevertti' hymnn were.
aunt; from the new hymn book. Pray-
or was offered by Mr. Comatoek‘and
Mr. Itimanoczy. utter whit-h a solo was
sung by Mr. Rimanoezy. entitled “i
want to go ’l‘here;" there was also a
ilnté solo by Mr. Locke and then a
duet was sung by the two young evan.
gellats. Mr. ltlmanoozy. diving n,
\VOi‘dmOf testimony, said he was con-
verted seven years ago. "i used to
think i would like to be a Christian.
but i thought i could never speak in
publir, but now it is hard for Mr. Mc-
l)owoll to stop me. He was oonvert-
ed about the same time. and it has
been a joy to work together for Jesus.”
Mr. McDowell prt-at-itet‘i the sermon.
He said, at
it seem» up 'opriate to have a num-
ming up. and‘try to apply the lessons
We have learned to our own every day
life: they will not do as much good
unions we let them live in no. But if
we make up our minds to obey these
teachings. they will be a biefiaing. I
bring to vonr attention a verse from
Deuteronomy. Behold i not before you
thin day a bleasinx and a curise: a
blessing if ye olwy, if ye be disobed-
ient. a curse. There words are just tut
applicable to us today. as to the. child-
ren of lsrael then. in (it-nines 3:27
we read God made man in his own im-
age. tie placed him in a beautiful
garden. on a pedestal called obed~
tonne: the most beautiful thing he had
ever made. Man was God's master-
piece. The devil passes by. and
knocks down the pedestal. and the
beautiful image iii to ruin, take. away
his heart of love, and gives him one of
stone. Man say», i have a mind of my
own. i do not have to believe. man
has now a carnal heart. that, is all em-
nity attainnt God. They say. we do
not. need the old doctrine of the cross:
they try to prop themnelves up. (lot!
shall all be made alive." Tharenomy
dot-spoils life. Jesus restorett life.
He related alrery thrilling incident
at seven young people who id not
obey and were vrrv sudden killed
error: after. Let us hear today the
word obey? if you lint to Gml'n wine
and obey he will lead you into the
.path of blessedner’s and more. if you
listen to the enemy. sudden destruct-
ion ahall come upon you.
The ereoinz devotional survive was
it‘ll bl‘ C. “I. Mafial..flhfl read Joshua
liiriiaand John 13:24. “it Christ be
litter! up he will draw all men unto
him.“ loomed of trying to reform mm
or patrhing‘them up, lift up Christ br-
frro them. The uni-alter omitted God
that he had ill'i’n into the paths of
riohtmnnnetzs. Sis Christians. we most
lav axillar- our befitting sink. l lard
Intim- before led in prayer. and he
has tlYPi‘l‘m’lll‘: them in“ me. The Lord
has tanrtiflwl my temper and i am a
new man in Christ Jeruv. How little
we are before christ‘t majesty: we"
are weak until we come to Christ for
his strength.
The nit-trend service was led by Mr.
Rimanoczr. whose text was "Strive to
enter at the ‘stralrht rate The speak-
er said. szriw is the first point. people
on» being lost twaiw they are not
twin: saw-d : ext-ones are the prevailing
thing today. some are ridieninnx and
stone am sail to listen. to. but all are
in rain T‘vw natural man earshot on
rim-stand Cod. Ha i-ie roamed and
throw marred! at Jessie" feet. and he
viii tear-h you. By throwing away the
lmk. the Bible you shut yourself out
of Brown. All men can believe that
“brist its the Savior if they want, to.
The Spirit has, shown them their xin.
titer are trillion to lg'fiere they may
have satiation. lien are tr, ing to 91.
till”? themwiww for lying in sin and
1"" in: into hell. by saying that they
‘ wt noderuiand or! rythinz‘ in thi‘
Hilde. i am salt-aka: :zo'lr particulariy
to re the!» who bore beard lhl’
won: but. are indifiertt' t, 83“! who say.
we Hill drift alt-rm: watt-t the Prove. it
lakfl: 3 mar or woman with the Grace
of God to atriaeiagainst sin and temp»
Ministers today preach to
eloeeittg people in tier- ms: people
dead in impasse; and sins. who use
Samoan hare been'shem of rtrength
by the “evil.
Rev. Mr. James followed with a few
denim roman-hr. Prayer was then (31"
feted by Rev. Mr. Mamas. who also
amounted the benedietm Dating
the‘exemlms many appropiate hymns
were sung. also a min by Mr. Rimmi-
ot-xy and a trio by the some gentleman
and Mr. McDowell and Mrs. Day.
"OTHER ALWAYS KEEPS [T
HANDY.
“)1: mother mama a long he
from distressing pants and gene-a] it!
{saith the primarily to indigestion.“
toys L. W. Splicing. Verona. lilo. “Two
rm: ago i go: he: to or; Kodol. She
mlbmguonoeud muzntthe
1:! of seventy-six. eats anything she
mats. remarking that the foam no
bad 83911! assbembermeetfio
to! My: Don‘t waste tine domino
warm Go after the came. I:
new We}: in mud m man. I'm
be good. Khan! m the 81m and
the bad! by W M!
m. datum-3mm can
m. _ .g t' r" a
mum
M .. , Hm'm'; damn hard."
.. “hemmed-m...
‘l't’nm ism he: st gum 7_ $3:
is m biz-1m: comes in our items:
3n- close of a t~oti\'ention,.
says "in Adam all die. but in Chi-int,
and that Christ is their Savior. so it,
i
A u..."
Hi5 HOT-WEATHER SERMON.
Michigan Pastor Wu Asked to Make
it Brio! art! He Did—Jolt 27 Wordl.
HOUGHTON. Mieh., .lnly 21.~—Twlce
requenivd to ‘mnke his net-mop brief.
the Rt-V. llenrv Gillingham. pastor oi
the Atlantic Methodist Church of At
lantie, a village near lioughton
Breached one or the RitOi‘if‘t-il. sm'monn.
If not the shortcut on record last Sun
day ovt-iulng. No one in the copper
"mintry hats heard a discourse so brlci
or -ao pithy as thin. was. i
At the clone of Sunday school one of
the chart-h nilirora said to the. minla
tor: “it is very warm and i hope you
will make the sermon short tonight."
The pastor nevetited the. wish in
good l'tmor. He went to the evening
aerviee prepared to mnkea thirtymia
uto discourse. Ax be entered the veil-
tibulo of the tilill‘t’il, howl-var. he tuot
Aurthur prominent member of the con '
grt'gatlon, who hemmed him with:
"Very warm tonivhti llopt- yot'
will make it short!”
The lt‘f‘v. .\ir. Gilllneham ("haul-it'd hi:
mind about the thirty-minute sermon
During the opening exercises be pre
pared another which he thought would
be suitably brief. When he arose to
annonnro his text he remarked that
he had twine M‘en asked to make hit
sermon short and he would try to do
‘50. if this should seem too long. he
would atop next time with the text.
Then he doiivored this sermon:
Text. Luke: iii-ill: “And he «tried
and said: ‘lt‘ather Abraham. have
merry on me. and send Lazarun. that
he may dip the tip of his finger in wat-
er and cool my tongue. for I am tor-
mented in thin flame)”
Three personn~AbrahanL Dives.
lnznrum it was hot where Dives
was. Hi“ did not like it. He wanted
to get out. So do we.
There is no one suffering with that
tough that has Worried you all spring
and seems to hold on in the hummer.
‘t'ou' can atop it it you will only take
the advice you we here and use Ra-
mon'n English (loan!) Syrup. You can
get it for 25 cents. It. ii. Plaisted... , "
m
Let up pray!
Locust Bites.
The bite of the lmust. kissing bug
and apider are poiwnunb and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat
.urate a bloc-e of cloth. folded several
thirknesees, with ilriziiian Balm and
bind over the bite. [instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop. as. green an grase. Thin
is the [million whit-h has been all dra wn
out and the trouble is met. This is the
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally dim-tire for
snake and mad: doz‘irite. it itmtantly
applied, so always kt'ep it on hand.
Kills lire. warp or hornet sting in one
tt-eti'Ofid. bromine or sent quirk. B.
F. Jackson and Co. lndianapoiis,
Child’s RocketFree
For to 0mm.- Soao Trade Marius.
2 Ozone. Slant: Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Womble: Powder Trade Marks
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Given Away at
BUCKLE? a WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES.
52 South Main St... So, Norwaik.
POPE RECEIVED GOVEHNOH TAFT.
Military Horton Tondercd American
Officials by Bwiu Guard.
'lovornot‘ Tait and the members or hit
dirty in farewell audience at. noon to
'ay. 'i‘ho Americana tll‘Ol’t‘ in two car.
lagers from their hotel to the. vatlaan.
ludgo Tall and Judge Smith wore evo-
‘ing drama; Major Porter was in full
I .
tnlform and lilshop trtiorntnn wore ev-
‘leslantlcal roben. They were received
it the «rent door of the Vatican by the
Swiss Guards. who rendered military
"ionoru. At the foot of the atato stair-
"aae the Amt-Henna were mid by Mon-
ilgnor i‘ilttleti, master of the mildmfln'
The ceremonieu. who wan awompanled
by several other dignitaries of the pa-
pal mart. At the door or the pontifits.
'al upartmentn the noble guardn and
zendartnea rendered the customary
honors. after which Governor Tall and
his eompanlona~ were lntrminced into
the presence of the pope. who welcom-
cd them with marked eordiality.
SAVES A WOMAN'S LIFE.
To have given up would have meant
loath for Mrs. bola Crnlu. of Dumbes-
'ar. Mass. For years bile had endured
untold minery front a severe lungtmn.
'tlo and obstinate cough. , "Ofttm." she
writes. “i could warmly breathe and
sometimes could not speak. ml doc.
tors and remedius'failod till i used Dr.
Ktng'a New Discovery for Consump-
‘lon and was completely cured." Suf
'erorn from Coughs, Golda. Throat and
Lung Trouble need thin grand remedy,
for it nevoridisnppolnts. Cure is goat.
tnteed by l" H, Baxter. Price 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottlea tree. “
PRESS CONGRESS OPENED.
HERNE, Switzerland .lnly 21~Tite
international Press Congress Wall on
ened hert- today. Among the vice-
preaidents appointed was Waiter Wil-
llama. of New York. 0
' steatatv'sa;
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
A. Stall '
COTTAGE, AVE. {EAST NORWALK.
More Specialties
REFRIGERATOR:
HAMMOCKB
wmr: arr. FREEZERS
SCREEN noon; '
wmoow SCREENS
_ .cuurtvnoas
ONE-WHEEL Hoes
Twownszt. H028
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(Both Stone and Faucet Filters}
WATER COOLERS.
Wood Alcohol in any quantity.
to Paint... Varnish». sperms, En.
ameia, Stains, Elsi, we“ are burlap".
ten .
ROME. July 2i~-The pope received-j
Remember, Longman £1 Hutton
and Devon”: are the leading Paints for
ham fences and doom, etc”
and prices In low considering quality.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker.
All tracings Moms neiitbe Ozone
"jamauction?““‘ C°m§tock
“e are trying to better gaudy. our watk'ns
& Dow, '
(anoint-rs by not having any wagons
112 WMHIWTON "It“,
on the mad. but will . attend rm-
.promptiy to orders by postal card. and
as;- following prices. with Boone deal—
ing: All kinds of iron. Me at»; rub
leer boots. shoes and bicycle Kiwi. 5c
32.; lightinm. be to; heavy brass.
Ir: Copper. ‘Sc; pen-tn. Mic: mgr. tr
39.2.: towed newspapers in handles. .5“: .011?“ "OHM
tea and heavy land. he. These price-s
are good until market changes. ”Watch m 104.
this My,
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my: 1554. Box 316. 89. Nora-flit.
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mix m the Pom Hum no: the
wife and children. Think of it to
day. Selma ittaaomaw .br ailing
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CAUSED BIG DROP iN LAND. .pl
'75 Worth of Gran-9‘ Goa- to Walt
. at Armour'l in Stamford.
t smuronn, .luiy lilw'i‘lto dynamite
'tlxplottlon'aaaoulated with tho forclbio. .
opening of Armour & Compnny’a‘ bat
in Canal street, did more damage tha
wan at final nupponad. The continuum.
evidently nitoolt the building of the).
packing-house to ita foundations, an
several weak points were dlncovor
during the course of the day. The mo
serious of these. apparently, in thin
damaged elevator. or holnt, which i ‘
lilillfi to trimmer gonna from tho upptt
floor and the collar to the main stock
room. While .t-nrrylng Hoveral fil'kliil
of lard valued at 875 the elevator cos:
bio nupport at the top of the Ihult‘.
unddoniy gave way. releasing the Mil.
abloh instantly and without whmin‘”
fell to the button and spilled the lat
all overthv plane. The greasy no I
pound 1 do a great. mean on the 11"";
and wal a and was rendered unlit r . -
title, ‘
During the day Mr. Smithihe "nu .
alter. discovered that, in additio" it
ruining ‘a number of valuable blanh'ms
to doadon‘tho sound or the explosion. T.‘ ‘
the/nafebluwern had nine used bl;
line ultiter. which wan turn to shred!
whr-n the hate eigploded, . -
Tine tliiovea have not yet been apt ‘-
prehended. l
i. ~—-—-—-—--r- . ‘.
‘llamon’a Nerve and Bone Oil will do
all that in claimed for it. Hero’n the
proof. Mrs. Mahala Fleida. of Main
drake. Keaturky. on April 22nd mild;
"i bought one bottle of llamon'u Nervo
and Bone Oil from a man ltust summer” . 7
and it west the bent liniment i met- no.
mi in my life. I am such a
with palate and swelling in my Net and
legs i can hardly go. That in the uni
iiniment that ever did me no mite
good. One Iii-cent bottle wok ‘ the
swelling out of my feet and legs." Rt.
H. l’laleted. ”
NOTHNiG FOR MR. PAIGE To out
now
' “There is a well-founded rumor and
it. has appeared in several state DMZ.
new that you are the probable nomi:
net- of the Republican party for now,
ernor. its there any,foundation for
it?” naked 3 Bridgeport Evening Post;
returner of Allan W. Paige. ‘ ‘ ‘ j
“l have heard the rumor myoelf.‘
anxwewd sir. Paige smilingly.
"Would you accept the nomination
if it Were tenderedyou?” united the
reporter.
-"\\'eli." amid Sir. Paige, "the [[1th
tier. has not yet arrived at a point;
when: time iii anything for mo to say .
on the nutrient.“
POSONING THE SYSTEM.
it is through the bowls that the,
body in cleaned of impuritiefl. Consti- “
nation keg-pa these poisows in the our
tern, calming headache. duiim and ‘
melancholia at first, then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious [linen .
unless a remedy is applied. DeWitt‘a _
Little Early Risers prevent this. tronv .
hit: by stimulating the liver and our
mote 0any, healthy action of the bow
eta. These little pill! do not act Vb)
lentiy but. by strengthening the bowels
‘ enable them to perform their own
work. Never gripe or
lord Pharmacy.
PORT OF CARUE‘AD .0 BLOCKADED.
WILLHMSTAD.’ uly le'rhe Oin’
rial Gazette. of Carmen». pnbliahots an
edit-ta! tier-nae adding Campano to the
lie! or ports kiwi“! to trade and do.
tiered m be him landed. The name
time it granted to vessels to reach
lh‘r'lt' destination by this deeme In "
was. granted to vessel; in the ports
formerly dezrlared closed.
(Heiress. cars
. , .0 ‘
VACATION DAYS. .
Vacation time is here and the chi!»
vireo are fairly tiring out a! down.
There could be no healthier place (or .
them. You need only to guard union
the areidvnts incidental to not! open,
air spans. .30 remedj' annals W
Witt": Witch Hazel Salvo for quickly.
stopping pain or removing dinner at.
eerious eonsequenm For could”!
and wounds. “1 used DeWitx‘s m. '
Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and m-
es." says L. 8. Johann, Swift, Tex.
"it is the best remedy on the W"
Sure core tor piles and skin discuss.
Beware of counterfeit; Clifloni Pb”).
mgr. . ..
CINCINNATI LEAVES FOR uncafl -
DORA. :
CARACAS. July 2L—The Uni .
States vmislst‘ Cincinnati bu left MI
00!! for Bartram The Imago
Staten gunlmt Marietta is anew
0!! La (Evin. '.
Here is a man whose experience in.
We!) worth something to him. Mr. [4,“
i.. Witherow. of male-m, W. Va. «one
"Please send me prices on 3’» down
boxes of your Tobie Liver Pills (all
yinkl. i and obey are the 0”" PIE!
that will do me any good.” ""t aros-
sttre to find them just as heme“ "at to .
you if you will try them. they on:
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THE KING DOING ”LEHMDLY. ‘
coo—m. isle of Wight. July.21;~.
A bulletin issued today on the M
Lion of King Eduard says: “The m i
is in excellent health. He is m
strength and the wound cerium,
heal autism)“. His mm 11y
nnabie to spend any time on dark m
tet‘day. owing on the mm
weather. The lien built!!! my
issued on Jul; 2!.“ . "
1‘ IF A IAN LIE To V00;
ed saw me mm mm; m.
mm. 931 or aborted bowler is.”
an Euclidean Arum Entire, kl flu
thirty reams of motion. mm 1-5,,
Ellie-es. MS. Bells. Moms. m .
am. am mm. Bruises and flirty
mm were it“: the. but ill
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