I"crutches. f 3 ,1,, ,
,hathing su '
young men; The latter 1.3.3.130.
Wm honingl
phallic be tortu-
_ portaut
. 3 lddlemnrc. til,
,, etc to the sovern
‘wquarters. and a to
3 Will!-
‘ 9, ll” 0
gm ‘tj; who “traits the
rrcspond
s ,‘n‘ ts.’ linds this new
3 m” as most in the lame
number 0 visitors who come to comp.
a way. and their prss13’
”Edi“; lotion Ii: not ”.19ch -
hir‘ mixing soon side 11more or;
. tony; and having
mount with union
complains ~that many.
and that some of them
silty long after hours. There is. of
course a3 good isidu as well as a llsd
one to this influx, of visitors Their
a,“ solidi
t‘llt‘unpllshh a 0hack air
_, and part of his head
Island
, Minion
hi dtternaon
ll
L orrow.
3868-
dolor minstrels are being re.
livery evening. at Edgewatcr
'l‘lia.show will be given in
atdrday evening 0 this week
3 less to excel with us of the
attempted before by the
INthdlik t Lilo
ssrlns. 3
dtollped on his head and
acords’ oi his.'ueck very
He is now going around with
cultured
arrived
He will
home on Eastslde Terrace.
to. Mr. and Mrs, c. H. Wil-
Miss ,Ma‘ry $inch will or,-
L company of misstrels consists
esin
,le Jones.
unison and family.
. members, including the ind
, . and and men. Harnett, Don:
.. lathe interlocutor. and mum:
and Walter Johnston the
My},
lmled to her summer home, in
it. avenue. after being the guest
Brooklyn and other
resident of the Belle
hiproteme t Saciety. is expect-
ve from Stamford shortly. to
e idland tor a few days.
of Bay
Who halve been Stopping ion the, at“.
“M for the past few weeks. have
'l'ile‘d to their home in Deanery.
hordes Farrell who has been" the
i: or his brother. James A. Fa:rell ‘3
A the Schuldice cottage. has left for
Wdéd trip to chicdgo.
tsethas been placed on
the young people of
to practicing shooting.
tor.- n few days. 1
h H fich’nldloe. who
of Frank H. Donaldson
next Monday.
, nsDr. J. J. Strohmeyer
,L.L,, lbw dm.- has returned
'ltllle , New York:
chaperone.
" .tbrost. islmpmvlng
a stake
1 M13081 bolonslnato G; H. Davis
the rig-
Higson and Charles Sanford
from Danhury, today. where
its been staying: the guests of
is the
at Oak
will return to his home in'
z‘W Kurtis. who has been
[or the
to .his
. other strawride is contemplated In
Edna Maura, who has been vis-
at the residence of Rev. William
has returned to her borne in
, k
theft and Edna Burlington. who
L been 819910,le at the Film Home.
In tin tdeir hume in New ‘i'.ork
Shepard. who has been visit-
,' the residence of. his lather G A.
' bur-”mad to his home in
. {It man: of Rubin-ll cottage.
has been III with heavy cold and
. at the mums, House. has
In her home tame-v Ych
m Fischer. of Oak cat-
the WWW manna” sw-
strceLEaat Norwalh.
”tum Hallow. of Jersey City.
, PW! “Mailing on the Island
In her home yesterday
_ GDWltt and family. of North
up spam“ in
' U}
" lit; VIII be lit
front oi
,ls
mtts, Herman who has be“; had passed more than 500
"color 15 unit 210 and the
‘ This 1! Mann title that
'L inaion. where it will be main cumin
' on to see how much moisture it can
ordnance shows interest in the guard.
and to this extent must hoistimulatins
But it ought to. be limited to perhaps
one ‘Iiay'3 in e vi‘e‘dh. Whatever day is
given up to parade and show. .lt. used
to he never or's day. ”
We hav‘vr ever known or heard or a
soldier who was made less efficient be
cause a good citisen
sionnl politician look
The camp ground at inntic is not
It monastery and men vlbo enlist do
not sign no agreement to , 3
treat Yor, one week annually , » ~
(sat and, single drill is omittodLgbe-
cause coins presence or visitors and”
not u single duty of the soldier is
less satisfactorily performed because a
civilian: is milking at him. On the con-
trary such presence. has the effect of
mailing, evoly man desire and strive to
do his‘ best. Love of approbation is
strong in every well regulated man and
a soldier is built just like other human
beings only with greater accuracy.
3The fact that citizens of the state
take enough interest in the state
troops to go by thé‘ hundreds to Ni
antic to see‘them is something to be
proud of and g‘ratciul for because It
the people took no interest in the
Inllitia they would soon cease to will-
11le pay the expense and the soldiers
seriously miss the encouragement
which evideacs of sympathy and inter
est always gives;
Thpée who go to Niantlc pay their
n expenses and help pity those of
the men who are there in the IInifrIrms‘
" emotive memharnof the B; N. G. What
is the use at making such a loss be
cause a few oillce holders and ,oflice
seekers are among the visitors. One of
1 the highésbdnties of cltltenship is to
he a politician yet some writers speak
,of- politicians as it giving warning
against an invasion of small pox or the
cholcla.’ ~Ncw Haven lander
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
Del. says“ "i suifercd for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
trees and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
till i cool: Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. ”
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F H!
Baxter. 1 3
WORK OF lN8PECTlNG BUTTER.I
Messrs. Coiiyer and McKay Completed
Their Labor: Today.
CHICAGO. August ‘22-—Willlam D.
Collysr, United States inspector of
dairy canons and Professor G. L. Alc-
, Kay prolcssor ¢f dairying in the lows
state agricultural college at Amos. will
complete today the work of inspecting
butter for the United States Mr Coll
yeslasb night declined to say what
his report would contain. Mr Golly-er
and Professor Hockey for months bin 9
been toutlwmsr from all parts ol‘
the country.
in Earths first shipmedi ot'lmtter
was received. After. that shipments
came every day and below the month
hpttermak
era had sent their butter to Chicago
for the test and every month .hlncc
then the dairymcn sent t enty pounds
blithelr boat butter to I is city.
“The butter is high class; said Mr.
Collyer last night. “Noné of it is per
East but one man's butter was scored
t 98 which is Just two points off The
test for the butter was rigid The
flavor counted 43 points. the body 25
been worm in the United Quins."
J H. Van Dy 2 a government chem.
ionic Wu lie
will take some of the butter to Willih
1'8?! Ia proton» Isaiah
other candid
til i, mum of News“
3‘ Ieceivod 123 Wolds
his 71. 3\' ,3]
There,
tier ior tho rho} z sgsaion; water by;
_President‘ Dov who presided ex»
pressed his satisfaction at the lane
,pttondance and. returned alsoéto I, a
fact that most of the delegates had
been present at the mass at St JohIi' a
Church conducted by Rev. mm
Sheridan. A. letter of regret was was
Iiy to be preheat, The resolutions
adopted by the national convention in
DeIIveI were rcalilrmsd as in: as they,
apply to the state of Connecticut. The
bond of the secretary and tho treason
or was raised to 32. 000 in each case. A
rccommendatipu to decrease the rep
Inscntatlon in the state convention by
onehali toiled ct adoption. ,;
ty‘ delegates present, sues McGann, of:
Manchester. the president, ‘00,
mg the, chair. An uuuross vvas givu
on by clonal Murphy. of Norwich. and
Father Kennedy, of Wedt’vllls‘. chair
Sufopted recdmmendlhg that Irish nos
d) a patronize no entertainments where
okos or other means, of lumpoo
the irish race was, permitted. 3_ _
:John D; Cunningham, of blow Haven.
was elected secretary of the; stuto
branch A. O l-l.: He Ioceivéd 112
votes, J A: lines. of Waterbury hav
,ing. 66 ,
John Mohlnrrn'y, of Bridgeport was
3 elected vice president, and Edward (:1
Lyon. oi Hsruord. was eluted tressIIr~33
Father John Kennedy, of West Aisw’ollinig out of my feet and legs” ll.
Ellie. was endorsed for state chaplain.
allies by the bishop.
The next convention Ivill he held in
My .
The Ladies' Auxiliary elected the
following. odicors: President. Mrs. 3‘.
ion McConn. of South; Manchester:
vicc- president Miss Mary Burke, .0!
lileridon; Miss Jennie (luriey.~of Wal-
erbnry; secretary; and Miss Mn)
0 Donnell, of Moridcn. treasurer The
nest convention sill he held in Her-
)7
Air. l. S. A. PiplIin. of potoio, Fin.
under date or May 20lh,1903.5hlr's:
“Please accept thanks for the wonder
ful Ramon s Liver Pills and Tonic Poi
lets. it is one of the most wonderful
remedies on earth for what: it is rot-om
mended. 3! will ever use it and recom
mend it to my friends." - it costs 35c.
R. ll. Plaisted. 1. '
ascALMEo IN A YACHT.
Rev. Royal W. Raymond and Party
, Have Novel Experience.
3STRATFORD,~Auguat sewn“. Roy-
,Il W. Raymond's yacht Spray'got he
calmed oil the hilddleground near
lordship park, yesterday afternoon.
on board were a party of people who
Ind been enjoying a day” s outing at
Walnut Beach and were partaking oi
‘Jr Raymond’s hospitality by a sail
n his boat.
Starting from Meadow 3 End, shortly
otter dinner. it was the intention 0!
he party to all to Black Rock and re.
turn home by trolley. but the wind
lying out frustrated their plans. and
for seven hours thcv were obliged to
unit opposite lordship Park Mr Ray
mood was due at the regular midweek
service of his church. sodas it was
accessory to send wood of his weak-a
neat, Miss Marguerite Cogswell and
Alisa Marjory: Maynardwho were of
the party, were round to the Lordship
Park in asmall row boat and took it
has in Bridgeport from thence a trol‘
"by to fitmthord brloglnr 3 word
friends of the party that they were all
*isbt and in no danger. but “simply
waiting."
3 Among those on hoard the yacht
were Rev. ‘lloyal W. Raymond Alfred
Lowry. l Maynard Carlton Bier
ling. H; W Peck Miss Ellen Kalahari.
Alias Lavina Phillips. All” Katherine
‘“gloom and Luckily there
was pianist to land drlnh; on board
and :1 Myths was in order, the
ulchly and pleasantly
naihseve hushromapmub
sad the sail to flinch Rock was finish-
there arriving here about 10
o'clock.
VA!) AFFAIR IIIN WUTHINGTON.
iladcleiittes rcpre essntp
" lug I37 Illusions, in the state. present
3- when the capitalist on lwss called t on "
use t more seriously than '
from the nablmntl secretary, J. F. Brod; L
3‘1: New Huvdn. announcing his‘ inabil- 1
The ladies” auxiliary ol the A 0 H;
held its ascend day’s session without. ‘1.
Iain of the A. 0. H1. also spoke ,13 .
;,This afternoon a resolution was
and will probably be, appointed to that -'
, in; advised to use Kodol; [did so. and
ed. the party taking the trolley homo ‘
hum
om
’ utter. said that
advertised as
clined to bnl
the misreprc
ll,
have lstitven out this statement,
comm ea was,
pose on keeping?
these matters. and this is simply a step
gIttlIIIn‘t irection"—~Btamford Advo
a e 3.33 I
Ramon' s Nerve and Bone Oil will do
Mahala, stolen. at Mon
ntudkx‘. on April, landfiasahl i
and Bone on from a man last summer
and it has the host llnlmont i ever us.
on ”in my life. I am such a suitcrer
pv‘lth’nialns an‘ swelling in feet and
legs i can but ly do. Thats the only
linimcnt that ever did me so much
good One 2,5- cent bottle took the
H. Flli stall.”
MlLITIA REORMNIXATION.
{‘e- «l
[pusnnnoc Reports, say. sin. man, I
Not Authentic.
3 Undoubtedly there are to be some
important changes“ lh‘ the formation of
the Connecticut National Guard. but
any statement that purports to give
these changes as facts is not authenl
tic according to Lieutenant Colonel
Merritt F. White of the Fourth regi-
meat
Colonel
White. said yesterday:
"There has been talk of having the ‘
four regiments changed to one. but this 3
is in the hammer the committee of re.
organization. Of "caurse ‘3lt is not
known just what topics are discussed
by this committee but If any of the
proposed changes are to be made they
must be handled by the committee and
results will not he known until they
have passed through the governor's
hands. -
”1 want to say 1‘. as words for the
boys at the camp this year i have b
in the biblical! Guam lop ninetg
years not! and l have never Seen in
rump so orderly no free from: pranks.
The men are getting experience and
the officers are enforcing strict discl
plinc. : There have been stories printed 3
to the effect that on Friday night the
men paraded the street: oi Nicolle;
broke booths and created a disturb-
ance. There is no truth in this. i was
in camp on Friday night and things
were quiet." ' ,
TO MY FRIENDL8
it is with day l hell you what Kodoi
did for me. I was troubled with my
stomach for several months. Upon be
words cannot tell the good it has done
me
he had tried 'nrost everything I told:
liim to use Kodol Words or gratitude
have come to me from him because i
recommended it—«(leorge W. Fry, Vic
in, Iowa Health and strength of mind
and body-depend on the stomach. and
normal activity of the digestive. organs.
Kodol. the great reconstructive tonic.
cures all stomach and bowel troubles.
indigestion. dyspepsia. Kodol digests
any good read you out. Take a done
after meals. -,clilford Pharmacy '3'
Pointed Question-Jute you a self.
III-demons? used little Babb”! the
visitor. “l sin,l my boy.“ replied the
visitor. mush pleased "An' ain't you
sorry you didnt let somebody else help
you!” perished Bobby waldo State
Journal. .3
Man's {Aver Pill: and Tonic ”Pet
lot: make a complete blood mm.
mm mm m
«EH.
all that is claimed, to 'I" it. Here's the ,, ,
» woolly Mm: 3
“i bought one battle of Ramon a Nor-Vs " '
A neighbor had Iii-nebula so that‘3 .
i- ,.
otosraphsr o: For
0., can do so now though Liter
vaults he couldn'tommah 1
untold ads: firomwth‘s war t" 1
93 WA8H|N8TON 8T.
save money. Times were never better.
man to claim t they are not able to
lay aside a little money each week or
swag: #11on our. ,
sourwwondluk. couu.
caplfflfi
Surplus.
MM Mist
plume 'L L
John H. Fem-
m» hart:
ninth-mu
id.” em *Fl 1
John It. Knapp
John H. Light
Joann R. Ilarvln
J. Wallace ”spun.
"th! Solid"!
lax II
H.110... 3M 3
,a—uu
3.
3
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son: liable to pay Taxes in the Town
Wilma: and places io wit!“
W (Dun Town) on Friday.
.L Anni-rd MA‘rsnIALs.
Office hours? a. m. to 3 9., m. daily. L L
No ti‘mtlrl'lhcrthe present to be .,in to L
No mama c&nuse for a man or we» ‘
month. Your ambition should be to 3‘
manna. ac “
hr lonlllln .13: Icon
, Luca: 3&3?”me mum
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I'L so. Inga
Notion ls herebr given to “all pen “
u of Nowell: III the Countyflmrflold
and Moldonmtlcut #6133le
3 moonlit“ 1901. thatlwlllhoct 3,
disorientation-mum “WM .L
MM 2’. Hutton lb oclochm 1.
My ii Inst: or thickness, “All
order; . 21;, W
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Opinion on merour 3 3 3
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dmucsu‘s ill"
of the system? In buying Hull's (In, ‘
lne. it
”avian;-
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Litters;
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donated the Inc
illilodntly beau
catur‘és may I ', e
“: tarrh Cure he sure you got the genu-
is taken internally, and mhdo
in Toledo, Ohio by F. J. Cheney 8: Co.
'l‘ZaIImoninls free.
as d by Drugzlsts price lbs per bot- ‘
Family Fills are the best.
The book 313 n.
P dsid'éillsfi 3
can. obsrln ll. Fresheners?”-
t suflsluoucmnd Incl-
tui book ever issued
United,.fltslcs. Contains 27
Juli base Photbarcv'urc For
mi s. r produced iron; the best pinat-
White H9059. c, Sonnets.
onal‘ilbrary the Capitol ulldin‘a and
the Corcoran Art Gallery, of Washing.
show: (an autograph letter
Freeidsntiol the united, Stolen.
Department of Armorial mugs
,‘ 31” Genes logical, Be
blows. Thus two
stars Appeared
in any book ever honed. 3
Both President McKinley and Presi-
,dent Roosevelt posed
specially in the
White House for their portraits to he
will
only and ”slush/aims this work.
,4: the
1am. honor over new
Jetted on any nub lemon ever issued
lmlhll
‘ ‘credlt upon the slum Every patrio-
tic American citizen will buy it.
sell» at night.
being
’ made on this publication within, the
, part three years. , High class men and
women employed on commission or
part calm and part commiu n. '1;
500 out
wanted
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5 Imam Place.
country. WP. work reflect:
Small tortuous
made]. by man and woman
large fortunes will 3: be
rant/sell yearly. Also. spam
to open small office at home or
in home town. to have charge of u-
cats and correspondence, look after
the advertising and other work.
Writs fir: terms and circulars.
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91°01'71-
Indoor policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter or a
century is stuns «nice
,_ JIBOBM. LIYTON,
as. Mr. laws
80. Norwalk.
for Ihtflrd‘lioo'
mum to «on.
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