use sour
1‘N0 RUST NO DUST” "
We are civilly: at your service.
‘ T. B. GRIFFIN,” Drugsisi,
200 Washington at.
south Nor-walk.
Albln erllin of Iviili street. is visit;
lug friends in .estport.
William E.Ma1vin, is reported as
1 considerably imprm ed today.
The Junior Praying band met last
evening at the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. Charles T. Coerr wiil'preachlin
the Graph ry chapel Sunday afternooa.
Harry oynolds is now employed as
extra clerk for Butcher W. A. Bron
n. 1 .
Charles (Jokes has resigned his posi
tlou as chef at Gregory’s Point shore
house.
James L'I‘Iommedleu. of Seaside
Place. spent yesterday afternoon in
owayton. ‘
David Nash has launcher! his boat
Antelope. after giving her a thorough
lcvcrhauling.
John Pollen. of Van Znudt street
has gone to Long Island for a visit
witir friends,
Miss Mattie Linstcr. of Danbury. is
tlle guest of Mrs. C. G. Merritt, of Sea-
vicw avenue
Miss Jessie Fancher, of Winfield
street was the’ guest Thursday of
friends in Shelton.
Mrs. W. A. Reid of Gregory Dorrie-
vnr.d is visiting Mr. Reid's sister at
her home in New Canaan.
Bennie Cello. accompanied by his fa-
ther. returned from a twin days visit to
the metropolis. last night. 1 ‘1
Mrs. Michael Drew. of East Wash-
ington ctr-centres gone to Norwich for '
a visit at Mr. .Drew’s holne..
Samuel Hall is overhauling Howard
Mossmrm's launch on John Ii. .Cole's
. float between the two bridges. '
, .
Mr. and Mrs. William Osborn; of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Mrs. Wii--
lirrm Goodfollow. of East avenue.
Captain John Allen is working for
Percy Mend getting the “Elsa" in
shape for the cruise early in August:
Sexton W. H. Carr has returned 1-
home from a two weeks' visit with rel—
atives at his old borne in Huntington,
L. I. ,
Mrs.‘ Victor Baffrey and daughter
Amy, of New street. loft yesterdays for
stew days’ visit with friends in Provi
V deuce.
Tire Stanley D., owned by Captain
Charles (‘rinkles, of Second street is
hauled out on the shore for an over
hauling.
Marvin Van Kenren of New street
is now employed by Newsdeuler Fred-
erick Coleman. of South Norwaik. on
11 paper route.
Raymond Waldron and Burwell Day
went fishing yesterday in a pond off the
Connecticut Turnpike and returned
with fifty sunfish.
Mr. and Mrs. William Richards. of
1 Holyokc, Mass, are the guests of Mr.
1 next wcok1Tho start will be made on 1
and Mrs. William 8. Gregory. of the.
Washington street bridge.
Evening prayer and sermon will be
as usual. at Christ Church' (St Paul‘s
Mission) tomorrow.11ght. at 7 33 Rev.
Charles T. Coerr wil pr.earh.
The Sims of this place. will not go to
Belle Island today to play the Belle
Island Junio1s.the game having been
postponed to next Saturday.
James L Homluedieu and wife have
gone to Newark, N. J.. w ere they
will remain over the Sabbath the
guests of Comrade Thomas Warner.
. "Fred Field will lend the Epworth
Dengue urea 1: tomorrow evening at
M30 in: the East Avenue Methodist
pardlor. Topic. “Program of Christ-
ianity. ”
Harry Reynolds yesterday gave his
‘ ten foot canvas canoe her maiden dip
in the harbor. The craft is light but
strongly built and easily accommo-
dates three persons.
the. boys of Benedict Farms have or-
ganized a club and gIVeu it the name of
the East Norwalk Clam Club. There
are thirteen members, and the first
clambake will be held next Saturday.
at the shore.
F. G Hawiey. Jr. excouncilor. 0
U. A. M of Connecticut.‘ who was the
gunshot Mr. and Mrs. John S. Scy-
- moor. of Winfield street.- last night
will return to. her home in Danbury
‘ ‘f this afternoon.
"The members of the Enlanon Whist
’ 1 Club will hold their annual outing and
trolley ride to Shelton Thursday of
11 special car at about 9 11.111. A line
3 ‘ time is anticipated
The Faust children. who have been
attending the Springfield camp meet~
log. are guests of friends in this place.
The young ladies are staying at the
home of Mrs. Edward Godfrey and the
boys are staying with Robert Tate oi
Rowan street 1
At the morning service in the Ad-
vent (inflation Church tomorrow, Rev.
1W Davis will preach and will make
an important announcement. it is urge
ed thllt all the melting: o} it;
1 be present .1 :
iii
1 will bended red by a 111111111111.
1 ts .
, dallmiil'pond. yesterday and
' smile. where‘nletm
la
and will
urvu ti o
foul odor. which is all: only nauseat-
1 lug. but unh‘oslthful in the extreme. 1ft
is stated that 11 little care in this di-
rotation would save may an 11th or
illness.
Rev. Edward Cunningham will
111111111111 at both services in the East
Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow
The" morning text will be "Abounding
in Lovo2d1 In the evening he will
preach on ‘i'l’he Earneatncss of Joe-
us.'1’ One week fromtomorrow, the
first Sunday in August. the Sacrament
of the Lord's Supper will be observed
at the morning service. .
1 Rev. A. J. Smith. of Grace Church.
New Harem. formerly of this place. is
with his family at his wife's father's
home. John Waterbury. in Monroe. en
toying a vacation, Mr. Smith's daugh-
ter a talented yobng lady. is drilling
several of her young friends to take
part in an entertainment soon for the
purpose of replenishing the treasury of
the Methodist Church
Miss Lena Sosnovitz. who has been
the guest of Max Levy. of the Wash-
ington .street bridge. since Fourth of
July. will return to her home in
Brooklyn. tomorrow night. She will
be accompanied by her fiance. Samuel
Gr one. who came up last1night. to
at p over Sunday. Mr. Greens brought
several handsome presents“ for Miss
Sosnovitz and Miss Bessie Levy.
Misses Ethel Sherwood and Edith
evening at their home ~in-Wintield
street. There were recitations and
Miss Sherwood sang several solos. The
evening's pleasures-1 closed with a
cake walk inwhich all heartily in-
dulged. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer and daughters Hattie
and Edith, Ethel Sherwood Irene and
Jessie Jones, Leonel Jones, Red Brit-
ton. Harold and Ira Plait. George
Smith. George Sherwood and ‘Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Platt.
sown my.
Rev. Mr. Hubbard is entertaining his
parents. whose home is in Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parker. of Wood.
lawn. are guests of friends in town.
Miss 1Florence Albertson. of Brook
lyn. is the guest of Mrs. John Sniffcn.
Mrs. John Rich is in Bridgeport car-
Inlg for Miss Alice Marsh. who is very
l
Miss Vivian Stevens has returned
from a visit with Miss Edna Sharer.
of Darlen.
Miss Nellie Ogden has returned home
after several weeks' visit with friends
in New York.
‘ Iiickson W. Cole‘s residence has been
treated to a cost of paint greatly en-
hancing its beauty.
Mrs. Sanford \Vickes, who has been
visiting Mrs. George Wickos. of this
place. has returned to East Norwnlk.
Seversl‘nlembers of Rising Star Di-
vision spent the day Thursday at Pine
Rock park, and report a delightful
time.
Mrs Matilda Godfrey. of Rowayton
avenue. is very nearly blind. A catar-
act has completely covered one eye
and very nearly the other.
Charles Salter‘received a very pain-
ful injury. yesterday. while on one.
of the piers in South Norwaik. Mr.
Salter stepped on a rusty nail “and it
went through the sole of his shoe into
his foot.
While Edward H. White and a friend
were out driving Thursday afternoon.
the horse became frightened and ran
into a trolley. throwing them both
out. Fortunately neither were serious-
ly injured.
In the Baptist Church Sunday. there
will be preaching by pastor at 10: 45
.Sunday school. at 12 m.: Junior En~
deavor. at 4:30; Y. P. S. C. E.. at 6:30,
led by Mrs. George Schock; preaching
at 7:30. All arelcordially invited to
attend all of the services.
Rownytcn M. E. Church, Service at
10:30 a. m.. preaching by the pastor.
theme. “The Future Lifez" Sunday
school at 1:30 p. 111.; Epworth League
at 6:45 p. 111.. preaching by the pastor.
theme. “The Secret of True Greatness."
This is the fourth of the series of set-
mons to young people. Tuesday even-
ing. class meeting; Thursday evening.
prayer meeting.
”4191/?” 15 ND ND?!) TON.
John Oberlander ‘sold a launch to D
New Haven man yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming are entertain—
ing friends from Orange. N. J.
Miss Hattie Pooley has a position in
the Yale and Towne Works. Stamford.
Mrs. George S Sigmnn. of Mansfield
avenue. is visiting with friends in You-
hers. N. Y.
Thomas Titus. drug clerk for Robert
A. McDonald. was in South Norwnik
yesterday afternoon. .
Mrs. Abel Dance. of Mansfield ave
one is spending two weeks with rela-
tives in New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoorz‘a will
cuts in Port Chester. N. Y.
George Colon. who has been serious.
ly ill at the Soldiers’ Home. in Noroton.
it; reported Van being slightly imprcv
echumus Bin-chard is ill at his home
in this place. It is said thntrhe has
years before.‘
home yesterday afternoon. Games ml
all kinds were played and Supper wu-
Spencer entertained a few friends last 1
spend Sunday with Mrs. Stoom's par. guests ares
14min our Olson-Smith entertained '
several of his young friends at his
or
unhappy?" Jobn‘ 11111.. 1%" leader Mills
Estelle Cave. 1 1 1 1‘
Mrs. Albert C Bailey‘ is reported
as improving slightly.
onnlo dissatisfied with the treatment
that was being used and chanced phy.
sloians.
is now in attendance. It talcum that
her leg. which was broken, is cutlrom
iy well. but the matter 110111 is a coin
pliedtibn that: has set in from the
broken limb. 1 1
While euroute from New York to
New Rochelle Thursday. the hand-
some stea‘m yacht Altair, owner by
Edwin D. Trowridge. who has a
summer borne at Coilcuders Point,
ran on a ledge of rocks off Hart's lab
and, in the Sound. The Merritt~0hapé
man wrecking tug Champion wont to
the steam yacht's assistance and at 4
a. n1. yesterday pulled her off and tow
ed the craft to Staten Island where
she will he drydqckVed for repairs. A
portion of the AltnIr' a keel was broken
by the rocks. The other damage is in-
consequential. Aboard the yacht at
the. time were Mr Tr‘owbridge. mem-
bers of his family. and a few friends.
The party left the yacht in the Al-
tair’s small boat and returned by rail
to Mr. Trowbridgo' a summer home. No
one was hurt, and there was no great
excitement occasioned by the accident.
WE S TPOR T.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monroe. of Der.‘
by. are visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Jones. spent
Wednesday in New Haven.
Mrs. D. S. Morris of Wright street,
is visiting at Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Jennie Gross. of New Jersey, is
a guest of Westport friends.
Mrs. Jessie Gross. of Jersey City. N,
.I.. is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. D. H. Morris loft Monday to
visit relatives in Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. R. P. Sherwood went to Nor-
wich on a business trip Wednesday.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Coiyer. of Compo street.
Miss Hattie H.1Brudlcy has been
rislilting Mrs. Thomas Perry. Greenfield
it
George Dickerson and family have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Dick-
crson.
Mrs. Joseph Hanford, of New York,
is the guest other dailgllter. Mrs. Jenn
Gorilllot. 1
liedford’s raceabont Sis has been
added to tho fleet-off the Norwaik
Yacht Club. _ 1
Dr li. F‘ Adams. of Brooklyn. is
spending a few days at the residence of
William E. Sturges
Mrs Emma Corbett. of Brooklyn. i
the guest of Miss Grace Meeker at her
home-Cross Highway. ‘
Mrs. Willard Adams and daughters.
Violet and Grace left Thursday for a
summer outing in Vermont.
The water in Lloyd Nash‘s mill pond
has been run off for the purpose of
(leaning the bed of the pond.
Fred Ponnoyor and party who have
been cruising eastward in the sloop
Nellie (3.. arr ved home yesterday.
Mrs. R. B. . erwood. who is a board-
or at thd home of the Misses Bradley.
has gone for a brief visit with friends
in Norwich
A number of members from the
Arlene here will accompany the Nor.
w nik society on its excursion to North
Beach. tomorrow
Among the new books recently add
ed to the library collection are: "Mill.
trcss Dorothy. ct Hadrian Hall"; "La
Fitte of-Imlisiaun“: "In Spite of All."
Joseph G. Hyatt visited Noroton
Thursday. Mrs. Hyatt was detained at
home by domestic duties. and Miss
Carrie Bradley was in charge of the
town clerk's office duringlhe forenoon.
Among those who went on the
Block Island excursion Wednesday
were Mr. and Mrs. Burriit .Wakeman.
Miss Mary Spolimnn. Ernest Bradley.
Dr. Keyes and Bradley B. Baker. All
report a most pleasant trip.
Westport Division. Sons of Temper-
ance. met Thursday’eveninx. in their
hall. and initiated four new members
into the-order. After‘tho meeting all
wereiuvited into. Petrie's ice cream
pn'riors. where cake and cream was
served.
Mrs. R. T. Lees gave a reception in
honor of Mrs. H. P. Burr. at her home
in North Main stroet.1Thursdny after-
noon. Mrs. Burr. who has been spend-
ing the winter in Baltimore. is enjoy-
ing the summer at her old home, and
with friends in Weatport; 1
There aromore claimants to the po-
sition of county commissioner.
vacant through the death of Commie
sinner Miller. than to the Tickbom
estate. Yet the friends of Town Clerk
Joseph G. Hyatt believe his chances
are better than at the start: ‘ 1
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hill. of
Saugatuck. invited many friends to
their home Thursday evening. The
evlnt who the elghtlcth birthday of
their sister. Mrs..Dibblc. some of the
cm were over three score
years and ten All had a plenum: and
enjoyable time in their min. 1
'91 Mill: Marietta, .111 Taylor. at San
Francisco. Cal. Hardest; Wed just
not known a sick day for twenty theol-
. Bailey be» 1
Dr. IiuriburVVt. at Stamford. .1.
mode
am has been received casein-.111: -
i
1
i4
1
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A Special Off" ‘for This Visit.
using a’ pair of m
the lnr est option concern in the world
guaran co to wear to yearn- Do not miss this opportunity as this of-
fer is good for this day only.
When I say oxatnlne eyes 11911.1 mean a thorough and accurate
examination oi’ each eye separu 1er and satisfaction guaranteed.
matter how much your vision is impaired or how many oculists have _ 1
given your eyes up I will guarantee to improve your vision, provided
there is any provision left.
had paid ten dollars elsewhere.
not come in the daytime the hours are. extended to 9 p. m.
gthe datci
aim iiirieleir til 011 111
Frrru'”ihursdru ‘
PREPARED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR HIS GLASSES.
NEXT DATE. JULY 31.
Owner of the largest optical business in Norwich. ‘11 man who new
I or made 11 poor ptir of glasses in the 10 years he has been in the opti-
cal business, will be at the Mahackemp Iiotel every Thursday
tween the house ofiill. m. and 9 p. 111 when he will be prepared to
Examine. Eye: Free of Charge.
.Mi’ 513 00 GLASSES REDUCED TO 31.00.
i will give to every person purch- ,
One Dollar Classes. a sold filled frame made by .
This frame has a written 1
SPECIAL NOTICE.
People with headaches and nervous troubles are requested to
come in as early as pos‘rnblo, then Dr. Wright can give them special
attention. The many cases of headaches and m strain cured by Dr.
Wright is a proof of his ability and experience. Dr. Wright gives as
full and accurate examination with his One Dollar glasses all if you
For the benefit of those who can'-
Thursday, July 31.
lioyt
quite ill
Dorsonagc.
Children’ s OxfOrds.
Ladies’ OXfQid1S1
Ladics’ Oxford‘s;
Men’ 5 Patent Leather and Tans.
81 Washington it, so llorvalk
You Have.” rhoir; paper.
of Farm Life Upon Man Physically.1
Mentally and literally."
Westport has fourcasea of diphther-
in, in the home of Chnriss Lsngenberg. 1
on North Main street. and as a result-
his house is quarantined. Just where
the disease came from is not known.
but it is thought from N
there are. many members
known as the Fresh Air Fund. 111 the.
Langenberg home.
of the Fund have beenforbidden to
ride upon the electric cars of the beach
or depot line. as it is feared that by
so doing the germs might be convey—
ed to other passengers.
cases are most serious as the members
of the Fund have been around town
considerably. and those whom they
have came in contact with may have .
unconsciously been given the genius.
But it is hoped that such is not the
case. as diphtheria in something that
Westport does not want.
Wtsrarv.
Mrs. Theron Brown still continues
Mrs. P 8 Perry has entertained
Boston friends.
Last evening was children' 5 night at
Nordold Grange.
Miss Ethel Salmon. of Lyons; Dials,
has been a guest at Dr Gorham s.
1 A. B. Nichols. 1
spent a few days with L. M. Gould.
Mrs Horace Hurlbntt has been ser-
lously III for a week. with Dr. Gor-
ham attending.
Miss Maud Lockwood has returned
from a visit with her grandmother
Mrs J. M Lockwood.
Miss Cora Wheeler has returned to
Norwsik. after a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. M. 8. Wheeler. ‘
. Miss Florence Hoyt has returned to
Ridgeiield after three weeks spent
with her aunt. Mrs. V. Godfrey. .
(3 Patches has the contract for a ‘
large barn to be erected for Miss Mary .1
Collars adjoining the Congregational
WEST NDR WRLK
Miss Jacobs of New Yon-it, is the
_ guest of 111-s Sarah Hamlith l
Mrs. is ban and 1m. Demise Wilma.
.ei‘ Stamford were the guests Vet Mrs.
1 W. F; Mother-.1
; Misses Lyons of New York, aré
‘ipeirding the summer with Mr. and
rs. Andrew Johnson. 1
Entry and Jesse Smith of Bridge: ‘
port, are!” spending their vacation with
air uncle. Charles Johnson. _
j Rlvv. J. I. Gunner. ctr-tin Dorian
Methodist church. will: hold “If lento
in the Union Chapel. at: m
NOW ON
"The Effort JULY PROBATE
The Connecticut
Rel.
J.H.
Probate assembly
1; will dine at Hills' Homestead. Snvln
1 Rock. next Wednesday at 1 o'clock i).
. m. The committee of arrangements is
composed of Judge Edward P. Nobhs
of Bridgeport and Judge Joseph P.
Banning of Deep River.
bird
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601315
75115
$1.95
ASSEMBLY.
York. as
f what is
The young ladies advice.
that eye that needs
Really the tale.
exam ination.
Saturday evening”
patron-
COLORED GLASSES
should not be worn without intelligent
Whenever an eye finds relief
in a shaded or colored glass something
is going wrong with the interior of
Were not so the light would not irri—
Seek advice—the kind I can '
give you—the kind that only can so
given after a thorough and intelligent
Classes if
them; none if you don't.
HOMER B.
GRADUATE OPTlGiAN.
Fine Watch Repairing. ..
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. So. Nor
Office hours 8 to 11145: 12:46 to 6: 30
Special slippilltlnentn9 made to lull
attention. if it
you need
HDYT.
of Ridgefleld. has
hind over the bite.
out and the trouble is
~ber1boota1,shoea and
Locust Bites
The bite of the locust kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious result; Sat
crate a piece of cloth folded several
thicknessc‘l. with Brizillan Balm and
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop. as green no gross. 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 bee, wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Dmggista or sent. quick. D.
F. Jacl‘ts'on and 00., Indianapolis
.11.. A”... AA...
JUNK QUDTA LIONS
We are trying to better satisty 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.
1ing:All kinds of iron. Kc 1b.; rub-
:Iiglit bliss Sc lb; heavy brass.
311‘; Copper.- 8c; pewter. 10c; run In 1 "
lbs. folded newspaper: in bundles. I46;
tea and he“! 1% to.
Instant relief.
over. This is the
bicycle tires 5c
‘ 52 South Milln 31.,
. upon.
hose Dries: .
marital changes. Watch
1, Soup Trails Morllt. "1
.1 1‘ 11 Trade Marks.
V .. still Pourder Trade Marks
whale 111111113111; whoos.
BUCKLE! 1‘11 warmth.
BICYCLE lint) orchid slot-151.1111;
so. Nbrwoik.
Tire three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All first class stores sell the Ozone‘
goods.
SMALL- POX QUARRNTINE
means tr'ouble, but death without in-
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. Think of it to
day. Settle it tomorrow by calling
Fred' R Ii. Field, General Agent,
’Hubert F. Pierce, Special Agent.
United Bank Building.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
A. Stnll
corraoa Ava. EAST comm.
More bunnies
asvnrcennons
Hnwmrocx‘s
wmrs MT. Paar-:zsaa
scnscn oooao
wmoow scar-zen:
‘cumyA'rona 1
ONE-WHEEL HOEB.
TWO-WHEEL Hose
. FILTERS
(Both scam and Faucet rum-a1
WATER COOLERS.
Wood Alcohol loony quantity.
in Paints. Varnish“, Shellac... En
smell, Stains, Eton. we are headqulr.
tan 1
Remember, Longman _ I. Martin:
and Devoe’car. the leading Points for
and prim are low considering quality.
ComstoCk
Wetkins
6‘1” Dow;
112 WASHINGTON STREET. 1,“
. IOUTH ‘NORWALK
Fm rm.
‘Qfi‘eautifui
Basrgns
\
.1
campus in the Connecticut General ‘
‘ food.
housmhoatc. fence: and fillers, 0th.. 1‘
‘D
‘ Mrs. Jerome
cent bottle cured me can
“all 264
.1111.
H A lt'l‘il‘OIt'U‘; ’
‘onuorrtlcut has brought th
to the city. court to Invasions;
martini es in t in city. in ’
thin: Merril is the ow
sanity in redemption «1111' 11 11
parties are named in the
feudants because (it into
they claim to how; 1in no p
101111 notice is to foréiiloso
mortgage of 3500‘1wllioll
gave to the plaintiff on J0.
1901. on property on the out
Smith street. Another is for
closurocf axiom-tn :ofr
by Mr. Merrill to‘ the l ‘
8.11900, on propertyon‘
Eyergr‘ecn street lexto‘nllo
third action in which in 1
pears all the first. named d 1 1
for the foreclosure of a mo 1 .1" “
33.6001 given to the Into 1
16, 1889. on twa pieces of pr 1
Smith street. 1 1
Mr. Merrill is also joined.“
dant‘ in anothertsuit‘ ‘brou
state against Alfred A.
Janett A.1Juns‘erl. his‘ 11
West Harttard, toforecm '
for 01,100 on property 0
of Prospect avenue“ M111
sen are now the owners
in redemption of the hilt
ent actions are clsil‘l‘l‘ants’
or have performed labor
materials. Bennett I11
yeti for the plaintiff.VV
"My mother. "undue
from distressing p‘a‘ini tgrid
health due primacil ‘
says L.W. Spaidlnx, «at:
years also .1 sot hot- to hm
grow better st anon on
age of seventy slx.‘ onto a
wants remarking m1 bk
bud effects as she ha: ha:
.liol handy. " Don't waste tin
symptoms. Go after .
1 your stomach, in sound, your
be good. Kodol mu the
It‘ is nature's 0W
ford Phcnnacy. 1 - ‘
Looms son Wirs‘ A 1b
NEW HAVEN. July 26%-1
wich. a Pole; living in Bron
to this city yesterday loo
wife two children, his lion
nlture. and $150 in cash ill
he says disappeared "We‘d
gather with a bosrdér 11d
Snkovltch. ‘
old He has been empl ’
farm in Brantord.’ When
found the place stripped
and deserted except for
of his oldest daughter a
Jerwich says he has learn.
To have given up would 111.111
death for Mrs. bola Craig.“ ’
tor. Mass For years she is odd
untold misery from a- covered"
his and obstinate cough
writes “I could scarcely breath
Kings New Discovery 1101'
iron and was completely with .
fevers from Coughs. Colds. ‘ 1 .
Lung Trouble need thil mild.
for it never disappoints. r(311w .
HARTFORD MAN D . .
HARTFORD July 15,-—
Bondy. proprietor of the out.
42 Asylum street, died It 1
No. 24 Morris one: this no { 1
day molar. 10f diabeteo; W
he had suffered for m
Mr. Bondy was formerly a. 1
this place. Elie no: 19111 1
highly respected citilon.
a wife and four children. 1 ‘
NEED NONI i-lll.
Often the over-tuna mint,
tion cry out iovdloip by 1
pains. Noam m B
rescuer WA...“
rou GI 01'
King's New Life
tie. thorough:
cm, .111. a.
Dl‘ED‘ SDDDE‘NL 1N
:STONINGTONV July .2
” r. aged emityonc m
A. Dewey, ‘
street. died suddenly vented!
wells, nonresident M3
has been visithi’grh daughtfi
heart trouble.
int table had had jolt 1
when he rolled onto the Spa:
ONLY cons FOR by ‘i
Mrs. Franklin Bush; of N
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