a .
Bil Bellman popular
, Marianne. the road directly
. grit avenue. is .now completed
“ can converted into one of the
horougbfarescn the island. Sev-
f, loam have been added to
' this topped off with more
f, . The result is that. the
.» in line shape. Proprietor '1‘. fl.
intends to remove the large
» . r tank on the east side of the
, ll es. and have everything about the
’ . tipsthe best possible candition.
1. old and Stuart Demarest, and
cy‘HStevens gave an exhibition of
. air ability as athletes yesterday or-
id non, on East Beach: The young
executed some very graceful hand
.. . gs. landing on their feet every
,, In ‘The beach here is an excellent
. Go for fun of this kind. and every
little can finds the boys there to en-
ea‘ ort, ,
oat “tevensrwho is the guest of
mat-est. at Rock Ledge cot-
f: a. 10cket, yesterday, either
. lory's dock or at the Norwalk
.cht Club. The locket was quite vul-
, it one side and a diamond on the
h ., Mr. Stevens will liberally re—
danyone who will return the, lock-
ages Edna Lockwood and ivy Com.
blur and had the monogram “P. Cl
south end the“ island is progressing
nicely. The dock will be one hundred
and seventy flyelfeet in length. .
Mix-and Mrs. Rater Asher. f Wash-
ington.,ll. C.,-ar‘e spending a; at days
lat llldgowater, cottage. tho .kllftli‘lts of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sccloy.
Mrs. M.'thtier, of the Lewis cottage.
“lent to New York yesterday afternoon
for ashortatay.‘ Sheintcluls to return
to the island Saturday.
Harold Stevens. George Blctaire. Mr.
Hoytiand Harry 'l‘odd. are expected at
the island. from llanllury Saturday. for
a acrerul days' stay.
Mr. and. Mia. E. H. il‘illow huvo re—
turned to the. r homo in Norwalk. after
a few weeks‘ stay at their cottage on
East Tell ace. '
Dr. Wl lam Clay and family, of Dan-
bury. will take possession of the. lluy
cottage next Monday, for two wacks.
Mrs. Hickey. of Brooklyn. who kept
the ilaviland House. last season. is{
spending a tow days at the Island.
Robert Sharps. Mr. Ross and‘ Mr.
Knapplaro out after the wily black—I
fish today. in Mr. Rosa's sailboat. . 1.
C. H. Griffin and family. of Danbury, ‘
are nicely installed .in the old Shep.
urd cottage. on East Terrace.
Goorgc Lit-b. Jr. came up from Ncwl
York city. yesterday. to spend a few
days at the Bartlett cottage. ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lathrop. of}
Brooklyn. are spending a few days at;
the Belle Island House. l
Mr. Acker. of East Norwalk. ls thcl
guo'st of his son William Ackei‘, at.
Edgewatnr cottage.
.lohn Todd. Jr.. is again at the is-
land. after a week’s stay at his home
ill West Bedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Wash-
bourne arc sojourning at tho Bcllc ls- .
land House. ,
Samuel Sharrati. of New York city.
is a guest at the Belle island liousc.
HICKORY Ill.l‘l’iF.
Chester Fltf‘ll and Harry lirlbbcll .
capsized tllc "Nouame." yesterday at-‘
tcrnoon. and the boat flllcd so that on-
ly the sail could be sccn. The boys.
thought it great fun but when they at— -.
.
stun enjoyed a sail Tuesday evening.
in” ell-Commodore C. B. Keeler‘s launch.
There were two young men in the par-
,and the boys of the Island have bcen
wondering since who the young men
They are of the opinion that the
. fig men were members of the New
flanaan Cadet Corps.
Ti' and Mrs. D. Frew. who have been
ering at the Mountain Lake Ho-
tCook’s Falls. New York state.
‘ ”written that they will arrive to-
morrow to spend the rest of the sea-
songat the Island. They will make
otheirheadquartcrs at the llclle Island
House.
131‘. Lawrence. Chimpodlst, Room
3 Lender‘s Block. So. Norwaik.
. ‘ iases Alice B. Durant. Leon S Rog-
era. and Julia Hoff. of Danbury and
. 4 l; are expected at the. island Sat-
, ay for a two weeks' stay. The
young ladies have been here for sever.
al' seasons, and their arrival is an-
an l ly awaited by the young men.
that omo in Danbury‘. after a very
1); "Int stay of three wccks at the.
do shore. While at the island Miss
flit we was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
r. and Mrs. R. l. Funcller
giltcr. Miss Florence Fancher, of
ew Canaan. have taken possession of
. , .Inorth side. of the Hoyt and Fillow
ottage on East Terrace. They intend
remain at the Island two weeks.
urge numbers enjoyed the bathing
"East Beach. yesterday afternoon.
g agitate. however, madc the. sport
titer unpleasant, as the only way to
and
y‘anthe water all the. time.
01111 W. Steinwsld. and family, of
ark. N. 1.. will move Saturday.
the Cedar cottage on South Beach
3‘9 arview cottage. which has bccu
To since the departure of tho
‘srfamily.
Id Clarke and Walter Albro
Tuesday night in camp on the
do, in the harbor. The boys say
, lked it so well that they intent] to
we Ht.
$2 “the
, cottage the same as that on the
_ a dark gray with white trimmings.
‘be commenced very soon on
A. Shepard has‘decided to
Benjamin F. Andrews, has been
ii, at her summer home. “Sleepy
,_ land will probably be able
at. slain/affair days.
, ,Howard Wilson and Miss Lil-
Mdo;‘-of Norwalk. and Miss Lou?
tor. of South Norwalkgwere
lira. T. H. Foster. at Sunrise
orday afternoon: ‘
NW. Howard Tilly. of South
aim 'Mlss'll‘lorence Jermnn.
{. re'lznas‘ls (if-Mr. and Mrs.
, offer. or the-Hoyt and Fillow
“fares “for! data. , ,
' e "at” Mills Stone. of New
tubules Horton. of Brldgc~
"turned to thbir homeost-
..days’ ,aoloum at Summer
[9; *
vrrett and family are expected
be Saturday. to take possession
cottage. on South" Beach.
Ipeat to remain at the inland
fl. .~.- .« I.‘
out Medbury returned til“ hér
up ‘ from Deanery thlsfweelr
‘ sit at George A. Shepard:
i lagoon East Tep-
pm
is no.
’ll‘ 3%?
a ,2 ,-
mania,»
"lawns...
, Beatrice Howe has returned to I
will Hieson. at the Huhbcll cottagc ‘
dot rid ‘of the annoying insects. was to ‘
“muse." Shela reported much‘
' land ex. “
mv‘er will
telllptcd to get the water out of the
icruft they found it a hard job.
1. Thc Misses llruudogc. Edna .lcur,
luings and Marguerite Henry. of Shady =
{Nook cottagc, entertained“ scvcl‘al of
ltheir friends from Camp Burdctte. at ‘
:‘n chowder supper Tuesday evening;
The young men thoroughly cnjoyed ihc ‘
lfinc spread prcparcd by the. ladies.
5 Captain E. A. llurdcit was taken lll
lycstcrday and was compelled to go to
ibis home in New Canaan to see his
doctor. Ho rcturncd today. feeling
'much improved. During his abscucc
Itllc calnp was ill charge of Licutcnanl
lllcnjamin H. Mead.
1 Many of the New Canaan Cadets ill .
lcump here were qulic well acquainted
lwith licrman l-loyt. whoso and death
loccurri‘d 'l‘ul-lsdny aftcrnoon. 'I‘llc.
:nows camc as a shock to many of
l them.
3 Mrs. Samucl McGowan. of South
JNorwalk. is tbc guest of Mrs. Robert .
IS. Barclay. at her pretty cottage on
. the Bluff.
CROWLEY ISCONFIDENT.
lThinks the Bout Will Be Pulled Off at
New London.
lfldcnt that the championship contest
between Young Corbett and Terry Mr
Iliovcrn would bc pllllcd off in the arena
at New London on the date speciflcll..
lie said a counter petition was bcillg
prepared ill New London. to bc submit.
rod to Solomon Lucas. the slate attou
they. and this pctltion will ask him
not to interfere with the proposed coll
,tt-st. it will contain sonic of the
3, llamas that are on the. first petition as
Ellit' men have been convincod that tip-
,pl‘oposcll 'bout is not a violation of the
law. Mr. Lucas is expected back from
. the provinces Saturday. Mr. Crowley
said there. was no foundation for lhc
import that ho had becn looking up a
site fora plane in lifiddlctown to have
like go there if it was prohibited ill
lN-ow London. He said if it was not
a a romantic experience for them ;:1|lowcd in New London it would not .
, be allowed in any place in Connccticut.
Reports from Strntford say that Mr-
EGovcrn is feeding ice cream to n9\\':l<
second coat of paint on his l, boys, rescuing drowning girls, teaching l
{little boys how to box.‘and training
‘fnithfully. In llnlonville Young Cor-
bctt is being put through a course. of
lsprouts that will fetch him to the ring-j
'side in better shape than he was ill.
llasl Thanksgiving. lie takes a twelve.
lashes in the Farmington river. and
holds -his.own at the training table.
which is ill a private room at the tin-
ionvllle House. in the site non be
home fifteen rounds with Wil ic Fitz-
gerald. Willie Mack and Frank New-
house. all fast boys. Then he wrestles
with Harry Tuthiil, his‘principal train.
or. file manager. Johnnie Corbett. has
a general supervision of tho young
man’s work. The training apparatus is
pitched in the GrandArmy Hall.
The mat upon which the boys box is
the one used when McGovern lost the
championship. and a circle In one cor-
ner marks the spot where the Brooklyn
idol struckwhen he received his quiet-
as in the second round.
arouse)“ or 02.506.
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Unexpected diff Received...” Mlu
oral years. .. »
Nears of her
. the: hen ‘ . by: melanoma of
gheplrd'n will was entirely one»
poets, byMlss'Keuaey. 'She received
cache will: guard of the Rev.
Barnum”; hiya. intrauterine
manta . of the millions" hi
' New Haven '{
! and than. too. women like. she had be
i thing for the benefit of tho brutal bus.
. to have an intcrvlew with llorrigan at
i'l‘hc woman thankcd them and
, away.
Manager W. i.. Crowley is quitc con 1
garlic run every morning. swims and '
But still Mra.‘i-lorlllqan Could
Earnestly for Her Husband. .
Mrs. “John Morrison waala' very tcar.
ful supplicaut at the allies of the board
of charities and at the am e of the
county oomlnlsslonora in B idgoport.
yesterday morning. There wart oer-
talnly reason for the. tears if not for
tho supplicutlon. .
ll. scams that the woman's husband
has been sent to jail for assaulting her.
A low days ago he. gave her a terrible
beating and blackened her oyc.whllo
she was carrying around her five
luolllhs' old baby. .
The couple lived with the husband's
mother on the. East Side, Bridgeport.
After l-lorrignn was sent to jail the mo.
thcr turned hcr dallghtor-in-law out of
the house and said silo should never
durkon hor doors again.
Tho poor woman wandered about the
rirocts for tho best part of an after-
pl-ovcd to be. a true one. in the hour
of need. and obtained shelter.
llut Mrs. Horrigan did not want to
Impose on her friend's good naturc.
gun to feel sorry for her husband. So
ycsicrduy morning early silo visited
the county commissioners and plead-
l'll to have her husband‘s fine and costs
rcmittcd.
When the commit-lslouors saw the
blaokcucd cyc rand heard the whole
story tllcy did not feel like doing any-
band. They thought he ought to stay
as long as the court provided; But the
woman would not no denied. She crlcd
and pleaded and beggod.
Finally the commissioners promised
the jail and son what could he done.
wont
She also made. a trip to the office of
the board of charities and nskcd for as
slstnnco until her. husband gcis out.
Sllc had tears to shed thcre, tea. The
water calllc frccly every time she
thought of her wrongs and “1050 in»
filmed by her mothe‘rlllolaw bothered
luorc than the. blows struck by the
husband. Tile woman was finally por—
sundcd to allow tilings to remain as
tlloy wcre until her husband was re
lcascd from jail.
This case is a fair sample of the
funny wifc beating affairs with which
ofllciuls have to dual.
MEDALS FOR WATERBURY MAN.
K. Otto Stops Achieves Success at
London Musical institution.
WATEll‘mlliY. August 14w.“ the
distribution of the prizes at tho lfoyal
Academy of Music, London. Eng. July
2:», K. ()llo Stops, of this city. who has
llccll studying at that institution for
illi‘ past two yours. was awarded a
lilillilr’Olllf‘ silrcr medal for cxcrclsos.
'l‘hc principal. Sir Alexander MacKcn-
s'ir- presented Mr. Stops with a diplo
mu for the comploiiou of thc ncmlemy
court-m. it Is something unusual for a
student to complete the. course in two
)clll's as it is generally known that
lllrde yours is required. Tile chairman
of the board of examiners was Sir
llcorgo Martin. organist of St. Paul‘s
cathedral. Mr. Stuns has spent two
vcry succcssful ycars of music study
in London. He has appcarcd in many
organ recitals. and ills playing has met
With much approval from the English
public. in addition to his studies he
has hold the position of organist and
‘ rhoirmustcr of St. Paul's Church.
iQTll-l'kcllwcll, London, having been up
. pointed from many candidates in corn:
~ petition. in this church he has done
crccllcnt work. and his resignation
last month was dccply regretted by
e the rector. choir and congregation. The
choir prcscnfcd him with a group pic
lure of the members. handsomely
framed.
Holland, July 26. Before returning to
:‘tlllt‘l'lf‘fl be will travel through Ger.
:llllilly, visiting numerous places. ilu
: sails on the Crosser Kurfuerst, which
‘ lcuvcs Bremen, August lib, arriving in
Now York. September 9. He will re-
i main a tow days in New York and will
l roach Watcrbury September to.
CHURCH CLAUSE LEFT OUT.
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t Not Necessary to Specify In Licenses
Under New Law.
From now on applications for if-
quor licenses will make no mention
got the fact that‘tho proposed saloon
is within 200 feet of a church. public
library. school house or cemetery.
This is another feature of the, new
liquor lawn as created by the com-
mittee on the rcvision of the statutes
whichis quite a radical change, The
old law compelled applicants to state
when lhcir proposed saloon was with
In the prescribed distance. but the
creating of a license within the sac-
fcct. docs not require applicants to
make a statement to that effect.
It is understood that the Conneett
out Breweries Co. has advised in
customers all. over the state not to
make any reference to the distance
from churches. school houses, otc.. in
thc future. and claims to be acting
llndcrrlcgal advice.
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Furnace Tap Slips and Fracture.
Skull, of Factory Employee. .
Mllfillllfl‘vl. August llf.--Augnnt,ll‘.
Truffaut. aged, about 30, years, w‘u fa-
tally‘injured at thallradleyand flab
bard Manufacturing .pompany's fad.
till-y yesterday morning. With three
oinormen Truffaut was niacin: a 400
pound. furnace too on its base. The
top. rationalised atrllclrfl’mfl’ant. who
"adjusting thallium. cattle head.
skull wnryfraohlredmnd he was
bribe Itinted where it in
re. ‘ ‘ , >
uéwcamiau’wrr; '
not spring Gnome ,.H Raymond
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x.)
prism
Upon hid c
aflucll things have caused fond hearts
noon and then went to a friend who -
* citizen. “
Mr. Stops left England for ‘
HE laccvaav ‘
‘ at‘sho found a halrm—
A yellow hair. ‘ller ownxwaa black,
Some women in their blankdeapalr
Wonk; straight have had a heart at»
no .
Although she. loved him passing well ‘
And docmcd‘him faithful hitherto.
She had no wretched fainting spell. :
Nor did she make a‘ great lib-do.
She did not weep: she did not wail.
0r utter any sort “of cry;
llor flower facolit did‘notpale:
She did not even heave a alga.
She could not fro herself disguise
The fact or flu up to dlsbelieve.
The hair was plain before her eyes.
There was another on his sleeve.
All, not There could be no mistake.
You. they wore yellow as could be!
to break
And made all love and trust to flee.
What (lid that loving~ damsel do?
You'll very likely jecr and scoff.
llccause it will seem strange to you;
But she serenely picked them off.
i think I said already that \
She lovcd her lovcr passing well.
lint he had just put down the cat.
And pussy was a lortoiseohell.
*Chlcago Dail News.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. ‘
The. following were issued August
12th. 1902:
Louis S. Dch‘orent. New Haven, bot.
lie attachment. Harold W. Hodgetis,
New Haven, pneumatic tire. valve.
John Kalligrcn. New llavcn. beating
and ventilating apparatus. Frank J.
Knox. Hartford. watcrgaugc attach
ment. Charles Glover. New Britain.
coaster brake. Justus A. Traut. New
Britain. piano. Walter S. Bradbury.
\‘l’illimantic. bicycle stand. Lyman R.
Jones, Coscoh. reversing-gear. Charles
(7.. Roberts. Anaonla, metal‘borlng ma.
chine. William ii. Page. Norwich.
steam generator. M. M. Worthington.
New London. attachment for phono-
graphs. Albert .l. llcttcridgo. Meridcn.
tilting vessel. Seth W. liabbitl. Mort
dcn. mclal ornament for sllvcr or
plated warc, design.
“in looking over a New York paper
reccntly i noticed that Edison said hu-
manity ought to be ashamed of itself
for not having solved the. problem of
llcrinl navigation." said all observant
and i guess lddlson ulust be
right about it. It would seem that an
ego of such marvrlous achievements
along other lines. ought to have solved
this interesting and important prob-
lcm. lint l was thinking of the many
possibilities which are wrapped up in
this problem. and when wc comc to
think of it the sudden solution of the
problem. willlc it would be of grcat
benefit to humanity. would bring into
existence it fair quota of embarrass-
lucnts.
It would changc the whole aspect of
thc situation In many respects. Thcne
would no doubt bc balloon elopements
and hot pursuits through the air. and
occasionally the fellow who was mak-
ing away with some other follow-'9 girl
would find himself dropping toward
the earth at a rather rapid rate. Or.
if ho should happen to he on wings. ac-
cording to some of the contrivanccs
which have llccn devised. he might lose
a fcw feathers and fall just thc same.
“But really thorn is a more serious
way of looking at thc possibilities of
the flying machine. Take the criminal
classes. for instance. What would hin-
dcr the safe blowcr. thc burglar and
the murdered from sailing out. into the
air after thc corrin‘lisslon of a dcspcrute
offense? If they used balloons they
could simply cut the lines and be gone
in a jiffy. if they use any othcr ap-
pliance the result would be tho same.
They would simply float out into the
open air. Policcmcu would have to
wear balloons. else they would have to
be provided with wings. a rather in-
congruous thing. when We come to
think of it.
Yet a policeman with wings may be
one of the things of the future. if in»
ventlve genius over slit-coeds in solving
the problem of aerial navigation. There
will he no other way for the minions of
the law to pursue the men who com-
mit all kinds of acts against the writ~
top law. Many cmbarrassnlents might
come up. when we come to think of it.
in connection with the problcm of aer-
ial navigation."~«New Orlaans Times-
democrat.
"l have solved the luncheon prob-
lem.” said W. s. Webb. of the Mill.
soul-l Savings Bank. in Kansas City.
Mo. “1 dine every noon, yct l neither
have my luncheon sent in to me. nor
do I about after it. Neither do I carry
a full dinner pail. as i did in the last
presidential. canvass."
“How do you do it?" he was asked.
'This way." and he took from his
pocket a lltilc tin box. In which wore
a score of more of little tablets. "Each
of these is composed of concentrated
food. They are mixed with melted
milk. Three or four of them to make
a square local. l‘fiml It inconvenient to
about, for luncheon ‘in thomlddlo of
the dust. because that is our .bullytlme.
i don't like to have one will. and i
cannot go without. Wavelet-alliance. i
take three or fourpf themcvery noon
and perhaps eat a Mascara-sap or-
angle. and i am imply nullified. .
“‘Yeatl know that noun Juan
‘l‘iflpwon.wbaléztnot it“ a ff
M “I?! 1' HI : bins! “83:7;
will denial of.» ‘r eating on I
let plan. and the odors of. the. ill
intact. the id it» ill be
’ a strangoportwa trusty pilotvtilat is
, mooring. lo'itis with eddd‘rliomcntl
" at distant
W ‘ I
o. ,TExperlonoo of a
South Norw‘n Citizen and Can
Randilyjoey, vesilgnted.
A stranger Idol“ in a large city would
place for more dependence on the di-
roctlons given him b'y ariocai resident
than the guidance of anotheratranger
like himself. This is a natural conse-
quence of expdrlcbceut’s like a‘shlp in
familiar With the harborwls always
called 11 bnto bring her safely to her
We doubt the sayings, of’peoplelivlng
points becausef‘wopan't in-
vestigate, but~publia“expreasion of lo-
cal citizens can beadep‘ondell on. t0r
drug store. My back‘achod at the time
and although-l had very little faith in
pmprlolory medicinal, i thought they
wouldn’t hurt‘me, and they? might do
some good. I was surprised how
quickly and quietly they acted. When
i finished the box the backache disap-
peared." ‘ ,
For sale by ‘all dealers. ' Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo, N.
Y.. solo agents for the United States.
Remember the name—-Doan'3——and
take no other.
A airl in Maine recently officiated at
the ceremony of naming her uncle's
yacht, and, being an ardent Prohibi-
tionist. used a bottle of water instead
of a bottle of wine. Curiously enough.
however, the church of which she was
a member took the. view that the bottle
of wine she didn‘t. use probably made
some weak young man drunk. whereas
it would have harmed nobody had she.
uscd it in the ceremony. Therefore
it votcd to censure her for putting
temptation in tho path of a young
man. A delightful touch to this story.
which is not 0 d as a joke, though it
roads like one, is that. the young wo-
man successfully appealod from the
action of tho. church on two grounds——
first, bccausc out of the millions of hot-
tles of wine in the world the church
had failed to designate the particular
bottle which she might have used.
and. even if it did so she would there.
upon dccidc that she would have used
some other bottlc; and, secondly, the.
church had not proved either that the
wine was drunk by a young man or
that a young man was drunk by the
wine. lll rebuttal she asserted that.
the wine was actually consumed by an
hihitionlst. was. therefore. able to
stand it: and she challenged thc
church council to dispmve hcr nascr»
lion.
~ JUST LOOK AT HER.
Whoncc came that sprightly step.
faultless akin, rich, rosy complexion,
smiling face. She looks good, feels
good. Here's her secret. She. uses
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Result—~11“
organs active. digestion good. no head.
aches. no cilantro for "blocs.” Try
thorn yourself. Only file at F. ii. Bax.
ter's. “
When a twelve years old boy ap-
pcars on the streets smoking a cigar-
ette, you hear a bowl. We therefore
desire to bowl because a twelve years
old girl was on the street today with
her cheeks painted.
POSONINO THE SYSTEM.
It“ is through the bowels that the
body is cleansed of impurities. Consti-
pation keeps these poisons in the sys-
tem. causing headache, dullness and
melancholia at first. then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness
unless a remedy is applied. De‘Wltt‘s
Little Early Risers prevent this trou
bid by stimulating the liver and pro-
mote easy, healthy action of the bow.
019. These little pilll do not act vlo
iently but by strengthening the bowels
enable them to perform their own
work. Never gripe or distress. Clif-
00
ford Pharmacy.
“You say you didn't object to the.
messenger boy reading a novel on the
way up." .
“i guess not. He was reading about
the Indians pursuing the palatal-es and
he ran all ,thc way therc."»«Chlcago
News.
ONLV CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have granule
tree: and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of; but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For note by R. H. Plalsted and I. ll
Baxter. "
Afliera’fl the money sphat‘ln giving
a alrl‘h'knowledge iof art and music to
through life. tie tint comes
about Ithat the will .ll' helps
lit lb WW. ‘ *
AWIM__ALL account a
ll: ihonpiial, F. Al (Bulldogs,
a install vast motto doc.
norm" case of piles.
« amoral ”Witch in” filled.
Tomlcapflalvo‘ "noon cured
“ " anwiionaconqaorn
_ . Mumminlthe
a“ gaktdf'IlMdl'ug
literal/rd. We ,‘ ill carry“. ml-
no “its. liq quick
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about with llll roar plasma. and hill .
M l _ karma rumour,
‘ l at... ubietl and «are:
panorama
relieves but
haunt cure.
~ ‘ remarkable
2 came! bad. ‘colds', creep.
~ ‘, {loap‘“g_ cough have
famous mu
,° 3%”.
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"tie on ieasy mattan‘tol'provslit. Evl- WINDOW SHADgB.
Rugs 1 kefthafoliowlng is beyond dls- Any fl". make of thickness. to
Mrs. James;”Jenninga. of 3 'l‘olles order.
ntrcot. resilient of’ Boutthorwalk.
says: " . o a lot oflothor citizens.
got Doau's Kidney Pills at'Plalated's PNNTEBS'QUPBF'39'
old man, who, being a scusoncd Prov
best to go to the bully man When you:
want anything in his line; if he wasn't
good he wouldn‘t be busy. That's why
we believe you’ll ba‘suitod here.
WALL puree ”
‘ Only urtililo design.
You find‘thom‘all they should b."
PAINTING AND .
‘PAPaa Hauoluo. ‘
We're ready to do the work.
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ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PAINTING AND‘ PAPER HANGING.
mom: rename.
We make It an art.
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rain.
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
Telephone Connectlon.
Juniors Brown
Painter and Paper Hanger.
Pure walto‘ Lead and me
_: mixed by hand will wear twice,
‘ as, long and" cover double sur“
f face on machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and‘of“
Stephen Wilcox. bot art-South
Main street. Were pal ted by no
lnthln manner ovor'oloven your
‘ no.“ They-re still good. ,
Yam- house will stand on wall ,
if .I paint it. My once. 51 South
Main street. My reliance. It
«Jilin: Grove Itrut, . , ,.
A Flash
Valve.
Not-alone, closes without for or n
tor hammer. flan no tank
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER Pearson. atop
LATINO FLUIH VALvn.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a. Flush Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discharges thou-It
amount of water in the some“ length of
time. regardless of the head or prov
sure in service pipe.
See‘it in operation in on? display
clansalad
implications,
IOUTH NORWALK. 01'.
an...-
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
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Chmdelicri, Hand Irons. can...
Bird Cute“- ‘3“! all kind: of
MM qukt'lni. . "a.
r / '
no nodal. '
mm streamer . “
may slant or avfty‘llcberipilon
. (sandalwood;
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macadamia.
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Mr
i and Genealogical Notes.
;,features have never before appeared
, in any book“ ever issued:
BEWARE OFIOINTMENTB “FOR GAL _
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCU "
as mercury will surelydestroy‘ the
sense of small and-completely debating
«the whole system when entering it
through the aqueous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians, as, the damage they will do is
ten fold” tolthc rciill you can possibl
derive from tilt-la. Hall’s Catarr
cam; manufactured by" F. J. Cheney 8:.
Co..,ToIedo, 0.. contains gno mercury
and is taken internally} ao‘tihg directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. in buying Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure be sure you got the genu-
ine. it is taken internally, and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggiste, price 75c por bot-
lc.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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These two
Both President McKinley and Presl-
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wI'll/o IMPOR "in: mi
was all rm: (mun/mat
FIRST
Are you insurcd In a strong
company that is conflagration
proof"?
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. LAYTON.
Fire lnlurance.
Place. ‘ " oo.Norwalk.
5 Railroad
Fire incur-anus
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are 'of' merchandise.
Your are undoubtedly payingrfor the
best quality: are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better'to know now
than after the fire. Our fifteen yuan"
experilrbce"6n the subject bayo'lltted
an to do this well.’ .
Tlvldr 8; ddlle‘n.
'l‘elel'ihone oral. para. ~
1841. . ‘ ' 1‘" ' ”not
Hamburg ahd’fliam'fldaf
in”. flu" 7‘4" 7’
flat uncommonly.
Hot Mr flagged.
MOVES AND NANG ._ ..
SLATE AND TiN R00 , 0.
Guyana iltéam Fitting» .
Goa Fixtures.» Maul. Ceilidh m.
flanged Mlouflgmrofghc .,..
alcauouo mums-fr,
.13.?71‘1'24» mica
m up» a union» Cancer
11 mo canny. cosmos.
Hay Fever.
finmllul ’M. Outhbcrt. Wilmington,
Del. says: "Can bottle of Brazilian
Balm has cured a bad case n. Hay Fen
var." it never fail: in tiny Favor. “in-
veteran: Gamma Asthma m" bronchi.
tin and has cured thousand» of hope-
lau Consumptlvon. Only germ enter:
mlnator known in science. 26 and We
at artful-u. r' *‘
coasvmvlouwpitu. .
Brazilian Balm, used locally. cam
in one week in my cured. Removes
it... w . .
, the inflammation. Never uncovers»
lively complain! Micro
and e of «calm
.V.
worn. it
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