South Norwalk Conn. 71 .
i
“Ward "V." overhauled on the shore.
near Gregory's Point. .
.> t . .
Miss Helen Finch, of Van 'lluudt
street, is spending a week with rela-
tiv’es atl‘reeport, L. 1.
Mrs. H. S. Mitchell,,,of 6 Belts place,
a has returnedfrom a visit with robe
tivos iu'hlastr'Oi-ange. N. J.”
Arthur Betta, of Mateawan. N. Y.,'
is visiting his uncle. Rev. J. W. Davis:
at his home in Rowan street.
Work on the foundation of the ad-
dition to the Crescent Laundry has
been commenced on Seaview avenue.
Sydney S. Dayton is assisting in E.
ill. (lorham‘s store during the absence
of Mr. Gorham and family’at Hay Is.
land. ‘
After the heavy ‘showor this morn-
ing the water under the railroad
bridge in East avenue was two feet
‘ . A. R. Hutart. of Myrtle avenue,
returned yesterdayhfrom a live waoks'
visit atths home of her mother'in
Peekskill, N. v. , .
- Charles Keating.,of this place. spoilt
Sunday with,..iriends in New. York,
. city. He; retutnelifto {dart Nor-walk.
Monday morning. "
,Harry. Editliilnd Henry Warm en-O
telltaihed a few friends yesterday at
their home in Cove avenue in honor of
Miss Editli's birthday.
Misses Anna 'Scha'dt and Lottie Jay.
cos. of Poughkoepsie, N. Y.,. are visit:
ing their grandfather._l. R. Mathews.
at his bottle In (love avenue. '
Misses Eva Bow‘enmnd (lrace Whit-.
aker wheeled to New Canaan yester-
. " day and spent the day with Miss Alice
Dcviue. a for-mer‘resl‘dent of fill place.
The regular “monthly meet is. of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
will be held .next Monday evening in
the truck house in Van Zandt street.
Misses. Viola and Elsie. Decker, of
Seavlew avenue, who have been en-
joying an" outing at Schroon Lake,
New York state. are expected home:
tomorrow.
All important bloating of the Official
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held this evening at
7:45. Every member of the Board is
urged .to be present.
Miss Mamie Wicke. of Third avenue.
and Miss Kathryn Fox are spending
the wot-k in Boston the guests of Miss
Wicke‘s sister-lfi-law. Mrs. August
iWicke.
Willie Moeiier and Harold Verity
jumped from the railroad brill-re .vos-
tsrday afternoon. They landed in the
‘water without injuring themselves and
apparently enjoyed the flip. Quite a
large crowd watched the feat from the
drawbrid‘gc.
Charles, M. Moeller had several of
his tools stolen from, the window of
hhtsvlrppaln shop on the Washington
s not b ldgs yesterday. They includ.
one. br be and hit. several hammers
and ti, pair of large scissors. Mr. Moelu
lor ilas‘no clue to the thief.
Aipurty from East Norwalk went to.
Rowayton today, where they will he
tho,.guests of Henry Case, Dinner
will ballervcd on the long tables in
insulator. house ill that place and
‘ rbh't‘il‘ihg‘on the fine beach near his
borne, will he one of the attractions.
x.I-loi‘ilcé; Kcyworth, of the Gregory
poi levitrd. took aday's vacation yes-
tcri‘la‘y and went on a blarkberryinlz
or; within. He hunted all till" morn-
i "fiwithout finding any berries but
in, {lidafternoon came across a patch
onlih‘e Wilson Point road from which
he. gathered about three quarts.
Janine and John Ayres, of East live.
‘ntlo ,ai*o,,dcvotiiig their leisure time
to the construction of a launch in the
old, can house in East avenue. The
train ‘. is; well under way and the skies
will‘soon,;'lic put on.‘ The craft will
lie,,twonty.feet in length with a beam
of ,twe‘en five and six feet.
of ,‘pmhers of Mayflower Hook
a ' glad r Company will hold anoth-
or] notice run Friday evening If the
with! or favorable. This time the
camps rill. ”chan spinner, the Benedict
Flashljorow til loathe truck house
than rand the truck bays taking the
qml‘pfllfi‘om the New street quarters.
'1‘.” ya will be angle to the Gregory
, . lav, rd hydrant; llji it is expected
mammalian will be able to make ov.
e . it r.‘ 'o the, .beforo. After the
r ‘ theptfsriliv’i‘il be it"soollll limo at the
”will rooms in Van Zoadt street.
"Rowarroa
if {now has ‘Iecurod a position in
smilingeliwmk.
Mia calendar Hilton is making a
stay-hill illuminate. Pu: ,
, has has resigned his post
I by 0. White.
‘ W. Halli-ls overhauling his
a" on his own shore.
It.‘ ante Neuondorf. of 1.9mm
"fiat? on tilt share for repairs.
a the guest
orton of How»
205» East Wishiaaioii? street. .0
both You
Gear‘s ii heresy has . his
‘oriilii‘mrt. .. fill or. Patrick
solemn high lull
yesterday mo‘l'nli‘ilg.
ultra .
,ltev‘. and Mrs. E. W. Hunted, Mrs.
'9 mlfl. Wile ll. Mrs. Mary Marshall and,
4 , Milli Min is Leonor- New Yorki are»
occupying Mrs. Jessie Billa’rd's ream
«lance duringAu ant;
to thqj rain and the result want
put back.
. Miss Jeanette Plunder was given a,
small‘snrprisp, party last evening” at
her home ill Crockett street. The
young peopleonloyed themselves on
theinwn and later in ithc'ovening a.
fine collation was served. Thé‘pu’rty
was in honor of Miss Grace Plunder.
who met a number of her friends be-
fore she goes. to ,Port Chester to make
cults a lone.r visit. ‘
, Mr. and MrssWiliium Maser, former;
ly of Rowayton. who have been spend.
lug two years in Europe. and at are .
sent at Franzensbad. Bohemia. They
have invited Miss Emma Hoyt. of the
What Side, to he their guest this sum
mer. and Miss Hoyt, will' probably sail
fill that place shortly, to remain some.
time; Many friends in The Norwalks
and vicinity will wish Miss Hoyt a
pleasant vorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aoltort enter-
tained.‘a> large number of their rein;
lives at a dinner party yesterday at
their residence in Rowayt'on avenue.
The day ’Was fully enjoyed by all of
the guests. They departed for their
homes early in the evening. Those
“present Were Mrs. Oscar Yourllz. Mrs.
Harriet Young. Mrs. Melville Young.
Mrs. Charles Young. Miss Addie Knorr.
Miss Hattie Young. Albert Young. Ken.
lg, Daniel Young. lGorrine
Ackert.
Miss Lucy Lyon, of the West Side.
Is the possessor of a bright little ring.
tail monkey which pei‘form‘s'innilm-
erable tricks. The animal was sent
to Miss Emma Hoyt. by a cousin from
v,Martlnez-\.Eqilalior. and Miss Hoyt
presentefhlm to Miss Lyon. One
day recently the monkey opened the
door of his cagaand walked out. and
When tile family discovered. him‘he
was industriously at work with brush.
soap. pail and Water. scrubbing the
hard wood floor—«and he hail~.,madc it
shrine as good as anyone could. His
(3
orts.‘however. were not appreciated
and he was hustled back to the cage.
and the gate securely fastened.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Drugglst Samuel C.‘Silllman has
recovered from ii slight illness.
. Mrs. Mead. of Stamford, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph'Hillilley.
Miss Helen Waterbury has returned
honle from a vlsil- with Mrs. William
Sccioy in New York.
Gabriel Shaw, driver for Edward T.
Hates, the Ice dealer, has been ill. and
William Dance. substituted for him.
A Japanese bazaar will be given in
ltho town hall August 21 and 22. for
g the benefit of the llaricu Library As
societies.
There will be no service in the (foo
gi'legational Church the two following
Sundays on account of the absence of
the pastor. Roy. H. S. Brown.
William (iicucc, of New York, has
taken a position in the li‘f' house of
Edward 'I‘. listen, succeeding Antonia
Kodiak. who returns to l’cnnsylva~
hill. to work in the coal mines.
Professor and Mrs. Williston Walker.
of New ’llaven, formerly of Dorian. are.
spending the summer in Bratileboro.
Vt. at their old home. A daughter.
Elizabeth, was born to them on See
urday.
, Contractor Edward '1‘. Rates hail.
completed the reservoir and nine 8 ,3)-
ply pipes through the property of a-
son Phelps stokes, There will he an
abundant supply of water. Mr. Stokes‘
buy crop has also been harvested It
Collonder's Point. '
William H. Waterman. a votorln of
the civil war. and a native of Dan-
bury. died at the Soldiers” homo at
Noroton. on Monday. He served in
Company F. Twolftli (ionneoilcut Vol.
untecrs,‘and was admitted to the home
from Danbury about six months, 0.30.
immediately placed in the holl'pltfil.
where he died. Mr. Waterman was
one of six brothers who volunteered
in the war of the rebellion. all of them
serving honorably in Connecticut rogi»
lllfllliil. lie leaves a wife. and three
brothers. The funeral will he held to.-
lnorrow afternoon. at 2 o'clock.‘
The funeral of the late Walter Reed
was attended yesterday afterp n
from the Methodist Episcopal Church.
the remains, arrlvi from Winuted Ill
iz20 o'clock; Rev. lenry Stanfield nd'
Rev. J. broilernseyomiilatedfi
singing was by Mills Jennie Sergiolil.
Mrs. Benjamin St. John. Mills‘ tulle
Weed and Milliliiennle Birchard. Tao. M
selections suns wore-Jesus. tavern!
My Soul and Abide With Me. nodule-1
nation of railroad dramas and on in.
aera'occompanled the body here all, M
heat a handsome floral‘oilerirl , with;
the word "Comrade" on it. {i‘hégn f,-
Wert of .‘rolativos in New rig?“ w“ in Union cemetery.
. , shooter her
get. nationalities: ill Mord avenue.
_ lathe absence
,ji’ll confess“
t in!
ia‘nckcrley family who have been
,t. ring the old‘Wi‘llial‘n Knowiton‘
midi-lilac on Crockett street have re
turned to their homes in New York
'l‘h‘b Methodist .‘ubday‘ school could"
not no on its annual excilrsion to ho
oust Grove, Lona; island; lanai, owing
, ‘ er. Then
steamer Kate C, ‘Stev‘cns. after it was
decided to postpone the excursion. air
tempted to go out to work, but had to
iiii'
.,, V, l"-
u. , .
' " ’f‘ho funeral of Mrs. Albert G. Bailey
was held yesterday morning lit
airlock from. the mild
, _ subarctic
. rigor requiem, maladies;
., ; trailing? Rev;ii _ bribery-imitation
‘ ,
regular :icollditipns“ ‘
remove the camera much Slider-
lng to the sex. . ,
lord awnings bou- loo. and lo.
onto,
00 001‘“.
to Europe.
1". Squires. of Bridgeport. spent .
Sunday with his parents at their home
at Compo, ».
York Monday.
Full-field Beach.
Alexander Mills
sumed trolleylng.
Greens Farms home.
Norwalk Baptistflhurch.
give a fair and animal next week.
men;‘women an
the fruit: .
. r
Saturday.
meat, Bridgeport, Monday.
in ‘ Fairfield.
v..—
Sillllityzdllm scallops the case.
but tic of, life.
imv annual
0
guest of. friends here... Sunday.
a guard of» friends. in town Sunday'-
liiis returned home.
ward Rutledge for a week.
Mrs. McNaughton, of New York. and
ward ituilodgo's, Park street.
has returned to his home in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. William llrcnuuii and
Sunday. .
A. .i. Richards and Miss May For-
lli town.
Mrs. M. 0. Scclcy. of East avenue.
has returned home after a pleasant
Stamford.
Miss Fiioreace l; Sounders, of Hart-
\ford, is the. guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Charles Sbhmldt, South avenue, for a
week or so.’ >
Miss ’Bcllc Watson. who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DIX-
on. Park street, for» two weeks. re-
turned to her home in New York Sun-
restaurant-and? confectionery “illness
of W. .3. Corliss. corner of Railroad
. avenue and Math street. He will ren-
ovate and restock the place. -
Mr. and hire. the. Hermon. of New
York. were coasts of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kallaki. North Main street.
Sunday. Mr. Herman returned Sunday
the week. ,
A name Gilli" was played between
the New Custom seconds and a Glen-
brook 'teilin, It the latibr place. Soc
to be, u l ill“: fills, pron 85
The *flu‘lg' bl genius“ {or $93111
" ‘ than hell“
, , ‘, it «til 0
dull the 17* of
minutes. lathe
in sport: “lac
timing j.
i
. , I it .
o ,T—Houdoocd “Tow Wi ,
son has hesitated fiporldsio ' {a . .
over the counselors. baggagemosters’ ‘
and bruitomen on thisl th ll
kilo.” ii _, .o ..
Lil ilk Silo gull ’
amt-vans
{I u ‘4’ ‘
ction‘all.
it“ effectually f
this; , .
intent. gives unqualified satisfa
tsround. as Mr, Wilson enjoys the, can.
",fldonoe and anthem of everyone 'and‘
;there is every assurance that thalli-
qud as well , as, the Will ,
i‘inrthe service will‘h‘e, .
carefully loked after: Thii‘ .men hovel.
lfound Mr. ~Wlison to be small
'wordT-a, m nwhoscmorsqnuiity .in‘- '.
:spires confli cnce. good will ,,.‘
Scrailon; there is no more popular 0
cial in the railroad service today than:
Garrett ll. Wilson. and the successho
has; attained with the New
well“ marital
Larchmoat switch tower is “boo.
doped.“ About three
midnight, a crazy man from Port Ches-. ,
"terday entered the tower and tried to
annihilate Operator Harry Landon. All} "
ter a fierce flight the crew of a freight
,train, all; getting clear signals. came .
:to his rescue. They bound t
with ropes. took him to New _ ,
and turned him over to the authorities.
gngniu on the night of July 9. another
iman entered the tower’hn‘d ”tried to‘ ,
“do up" Operator London, who pulled?
his gun, and the last seen of" the man-
was when he was making towards-New.
Rochelle. He suggests that the‘oom-l
pony furnish him with a Gatling gunj
,in the future. , . .
Assistant Superintendent Sohoilcld
;of the New .York division, has been
granted a month's leave of absence.
and is taking a well deserved rest.
Y E. Manning has
been granted a month's leave of ob-
scncc, and is taking a well deserved
item rattle l"
.fare of the inci
for; his vacation here with his par»
Goodwin White ls filling an office po-
sition with a Bridgeport cooperative
)ieorge ‘ l-i. ‘ T‘illey and family left
town yesterday for New York, on route
.l. Foster. who has been the guest of
A. W. Harris, left for his boom in New
Charles Gallipher, of Rosevlllo. spent
Sunday with friends at Little Danbury,
Xi
who recently re-
turned from Bound Brook. N. J.. has re.
, Miss Sadie Dunes is entertaining
Miss H. Billings: Brooklyn, at her
Mrs. F. Buckley. of Saugatuck. has
been engaged as soprano for the South.
"nLadios’Aid Sq lety of the Greens
Farms Congregat, a] Church is to
.Blackberries are“ abundant here-
shoots and the, ,tlpntry is alive witll . Fireman Hour
(‘1' lldren gathering
. EdWar-d McEiweil” and wife are re.
calving congratulations. A baby boy
arrived at their home. Greens Farms,
A. Watts, who has heenoenloying a
two months’ vacation, resumed his (1114
ties in the Smith. Murray establish-
‘(lharles Mills, Albert Mills and Ed-
ward McEiwoe are engaged construct-
ing a sewer on the premises on which
Judge Banks In to erect his new house.
No claimant has appeared yet for
the gray horse. believed to have been
stolen and abaniioncd'ln the vicinity
of John, Elwood's, property. on the is,
land. Rumors wore tothe effect that
the animal strayed from Southport to
the Elwood place, but located as that
is. if is hardly Within the scope of pos-
-Biirdock Blood illitors gives a man'
a clear head. an active brain, a strong,
vllzoroiis body~mnkcs him fit for the Baxter. druggisi.
COL'ONEL SCHULT
(.‘oloncl Schultz. of the First Reill-
mcnt, is perhaps the most wideswa‘ke
colonel in the brigade.
Signal (‘orps will not he in camp next
wank. as they are to take part in the
army and navy manoeuvres.
Schulz has organised a
regimental Signal Corps of a detail of-
two from each company.
that he wants them in his field nlau-
lic has prepared a simple
signal code and has obtained his floss
from the stale arsenal.
Ill Signal Corps arc rehearsing for
Colonel Schulz and smile
of his staff wont to Niunlir Sunday
and inspected the grounds lying north
of the camp for five miles.
Ilamon‘s’Nom alumna fill
all that is claimed for it.
Mrs. Mahala Fields, of Man-
drake. Kentucky. on April 22nd said:
"I bought one bottle of Rhinoli's Ncrim
and lions Oil from ii man last summer,
and it was‘the best llnlmcnt I ever as.
‘ i am such a sufferer
with pains and swelling in my feet and
legs I can hardly go. That is the only
lipiment that ever did me so milch
One 25mm bottle took the
t of my feet and less." 11..
John Sloan, of New York‘fwas the;
Richard Northrop, of Hartford. was
Miss May Smith. who has been
visiting her grandmother. in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatch, of Pater.
son, are guests of Mr. and Ml's.‘ldd-
her three children, al‘eboardiug at Isid-
Jolln Quinlan. an artist. who has
been boarding at Miss 0. Reuniy's.
daughter Maud. .of....8tairiford. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. .thli Brennan.
mail returned to Brooklyn. Sahlrduy.
after several days' visit with‘r‘filotives'
ed in my life.
visit with friends and relatives in»
ate, for
0 id:
, out
, eman Henry Id. Manning has'beep
to engineer on the New
"Sid" is one of the
firemen of the. system and a
pupil of Charlie Lewis. who runs the
Wall Street Flycr. one of the most
trustworthy and fastest engine-drivers
ill the country.
LOOK PLEASANT. PLEABE.
Photographer 0. C. Harlan, of En.
ion, 0.. can do so now, though for
years he couldn't because he suffered
untold agony from the worst form of,
All physicians and meal.
clues failed to. help him till hof tried?
Electric Bitters. which worked such.
wonders for him that he declares they
are a godsend to sufferers from dys.
pepsin and stomach troubles. _Unrlvai.
cd for diseases of the Stomach. Liver
and Kidneys. they build up, and give
new life to the whole system. Try
Guaranteed by F‘. If.
‘ l.
1w York
and can
Haven, in
i
years ago. about
he also ’
Rachel
IS AWAKE,
The brigade
(‘olonel
provisional
lie says
Ills provision.
will do
Here's the
do ,. , ,
lydaurlcs ,snlillhoy' has bou lit the ‘
evening. Hill wife will million during P
2.
“.2
m 2; 7; ix. siooiifvulo. moor. .
.. igyuruayn only. function. ill:
SUNDAY
. ' 6:00,!1
in about
all
. {g
saw mushrooms a
‘ HARTFORD RAILROAD.
‘ TIMI “MILE. ‘
. In pliant May 1!. 1002.
have loam NORWALK son
A.M.—-12:40x. 410:, Wills. 6:15,-
0:55. 7:13. 7:62. 8:103. 0:03;. 9:80,
9:50. 10:28:. 10:40, 11:30:. ,
11l7. 2:251.
«lztillx. 5:40.
8:38. Gibbs, 7:071. 7:56x, 8:00, 10:80.
SUNDAYS.
A. lie—13:40:. 5106:. 5:58;. 0:05.
urday. . More runs rivers made than 9.42
x. .
could be counted. The soprano unlit. ion—«832:, 5:40. 5:661. 7:20,
ya. unveiisw YORK ironwork.
“ ., . ouwatk. t
, unloi is. 532m, moo.
‘ MOM.” 1
9:3 2206:. an.
5:02.
' i. v. i no ”in, viva
i , 3‘“ “ WWW-“ll“, .
no silos. 4
:00:, mod
Elli of
f,l,i‘(ih‘lnreli.t
hi . Recom-
._;P nk m’s
so“ Mmiillmmmriunefors‘
I 15hr uklulm’s Va
' . , 4 .ll’ ii “1,-“drouded e
Ippmaeh of the t me or my menstrual
period. «unit. would means couple of
utcnii’u Lgain and suf-
iiii‘ii‘errm “physician-
call without any. relief.
when mv attention was called to L dill
E.._,Plnkhs}nu vil'gemiilsoumpoun .1,- '
several of our Mormon women who:
hadbecrrourodthrough . its use.
I -. bl‘ on its‘ systematic use and im-
peeved gradually in“ health. sadistic:
thomofsix bottles to healthier“;
somploiely restored. on for overtwo.
ears 1 him: had neither ache or in.
claims a truly wonderful reme, glim-
' mop. ,Vcry, ,‘slncerely your ,no.
optimisations. SultLachlty. tab.”
dqmqjarfcit 1! atom frfllmoaialzl‘q net pacific,
“Just, as. our, x. as. Mrs. Jokes.
manwascurc lustsosnrdywlll
Lydia all. P nkham's Vegetable
Compound; cure every woman
suffering from any former fe-
male ills. ., ,2 , -
{who Pinkllarn advises sickwo-
r Add ‘ Lynn. ‘
u ‘37?
Phone 1.32.- '
When Your Engine
(lacs Back On You
and‘you do not‘know how to make
”it'respondv—acknowledge the coin
and come to us. Our “knowing
how” won’t cost you half as much
as your "not" knowing how is
likely to, if you attempt to fix it
yourself.
, T HE G. N. McKIBBIN
M ’F G CO.
w. R.‘ mommy, Manager.
50 WATERST.. SO. NORWALK. 1
GOLORED GLASSES
should not be worn without intelligent
advice. Whenever an eye iiuds relief
in a shaded or colored glass something
is going wrong with the interior of
that eye that needs attention. if it
were not so the light would not irri-
tate. Seek advice—the kind i can
give you—~the kind that only can be
given after a thorough and intelligent
examination. .iilasscs if yell need
them; none if you don't.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN.
Flo. Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. 30. Nor.
Ofllco hours 8 to 11:43; 12:45 to 0:30
Saturday evenings, 7-9.
$P°Clfil appointments made to suit
no fool.
Locust altos
The hlto ofvthé locust, kissing hug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful a d serious results. Sat.
mate a piece f clothffoldod Several
thicknesses, with, Brlzilian Iinlln and,
bind over the bite. Instant relief.
Removals half an hour and you will
find a drop. as green as grass. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble ls'over. This is the
only thin in the world we know of
that will a this. Equdllyeficctlvo for
snake and mail‘dog bite. if instantly
applied, so always keepnlt on hand.
Kills bee, wasp. or hornet sting in one
second: mandate or sent quick. B.
F. Jackson and 00., lndianapulis.
alum occurred?
We are trying to’beiiier satisfy our
customers by but having any wagons
on the road. but will - attenil- very
promptly to orders by postal card. and
«pay following prides. with square deal-
ing: All kinds of iron. tile ib.; rub-
f‘ber boots. shoes and bicycle tires. lie
dim; light brash. tic lb.; heavy brass.
to; (topper. 8o: pewter, loo; rags, in
film folded newspapers in bundles. 14c;
techno his“? load. to: zinc, 21ml.
, Theta prions arc’gooit ‘lll’ltll market ,
chant/ell. Wawfii‘thls‘adv.
llama
A , ll.
130E840 ’Io. Normik. ,
' ovasuusur lays“
, drainage, _
'fiéfififigi pp
, economic feature of that at
1.. vestlsiltion was-u conduct.
(19qu H. urinate. lineal.
robhrtliwbich' ,
the public. w, i contain, an
interest. resin. lag the}
' " verb 3 iii ‘ocou,
. _ my. l .
o i 1 in: ' ."
Irwin expressly for
J Floridians: year Mrr‘
‘ “‘“9'af0llllll'i 6‘ a ‘
.1!
Ni i’o'n ’ofn‘h‘is ‘tilne‘ll‘as re .
while cooling 0
cure for coughs. colds ,
l and lung troubles.» 0
.:E(l‘lend,qlia'rlo\i‘l for
Guns _‘
auras”
0113351431311 .. ,
Glisten. > -
'11; wosuuierou spectra
SOUTH NORWALK.’
‘, Phone 43-6.
" EON
COWES.vlsie
The weather ‘was s] ’
the Royal Yacht Squadro
eastward over the” Qu
,matchi race; _‘ y
,5 'Jackyarders and ovary”
van was spread.
r mantle"
A rain aqua ‘
. f. .. ‘1 , _. M, _ ‘_ singing face. Silo W
-. 1 -. .
Child's. Rocker. Free ; n
For 46 Ozone Soap Trade Marks. J‘
2 Ozlllié'fit‘llrbnTrddé”llildrks‘.’ri .
2 Ozone Washing Power Trade, Marks“
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again. enipi d
by the Bristol, r ,
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tween ills, true ,a Q. n ,
when the hernias. sudden]
and caught it, t ,
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BICYCLE AN "F0; yearn;El I will?“ it'll!
. ” .sery rom‘ - robe s;’ -
52 south Main St Johnston”. of Btoughton.
tea I was unable: to work. _
everything else ,faiiedji. i ll,
cured: by Dr. King's‘l‘lew Dis" '
M¥.wife. with
.tensely from Asthma, till it pinion
and all our experience goesto
’ Consumption.
is the best Group medicin 5
world." A trialwlll convince on ‘1
for Throat and Lu ,,
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Trial bottles free out F. H '«
The three kinds rof Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker.” ‘
All flrstclass stores sell the Ozone
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SPOKANE. Washn., Aug. use-inane
Tracy. escaped. convict and:
is surrounded in, a swarm.
Eddy Farm, 11.211111“
Creston. Washington.
fore the, special 1110859.le
lnlorcements alone;
‘ between Tracy alum e‘li
men, headed, by Sherllfi (liar ,
been, is creates!-
suse from Davenp r ,
ins, states. that 25 arm «melt
ready left invwsgous'. - ‘ '
SMALL-Pox. ovarian.
means trouble, but death without in-.
surance in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. '2 Think of it tow
Settle it tomorrow by calling
Fred‘k H. Field. General Agent,
Hubert 1“. Pierce. Special Agent.
United Bank Building.
Special Sale -——————-——...
. ‘ , ... .., personnel-in;
icougll that has. worriedyou"
and, seems ,to hold on in the.
You can‘stop it.
the notice you
if. you an, oil
the China ‘iiilan - ,
ion on July 7., . Quantum court,
rod to the. h Vii.
school was ob ck ,
boys" ‘ were ‘ taken iii "
. was thought ‘ that. cholera * h’cllbb
.out in the school, but the nitrous
ed out to he ptomalnepolsonipu. .
corrltfios we}
. Ramon's' date it Ml" ,
.a chronic lilrer (lliillllgi‘c‘l‘.A Mi?
Tonic Roan storm or
‘on board loft (Jewel at are
is, Til
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r 2. o'clock.
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