* .I and gentlem
Prescrtpt on Diugglst,
205 East 11111111111311 street.
South Norwalk Conn.
The steamer Medea arrived yostcr
day with a load of oysters for 'the Ru
del Company.
L. J. Jones, of East avenue, has
gone to West Stockbridge to spend
several days with his parents.
Rev. A. .l. Smith and wife returned
today to New Haven, having been vis
iting Mr. Smith's sister in Rowan
street;
Mrs. Alexander Palmer and son Wal-
lace,are spending a few days with Mrs.
Palmer's sisters and friend ill CosCoh
and Mlanus.
Mrs. Malinda BayiesI of Bridgeport,
-and Carlton Jayne, of Stony Brook. 1.
1., are the guests of Mrs. (3. Howard
King, of Osborn avenue.
{-1131 geant of Police Hamilton, of the
Twenty-third precinct, New York city,
is spending his vacation with his bro
ther- in «,law Bert Carzpentel
An employee of the Colonial Foun-
dry Company is moving into the Cap-
tain Verity house in Key ser Place 0. re-
cently purchased by this company
Mrs. Smith and daughter Vivian.
who have been visiting Mrs. Smith's
sister. Mrs. Benjamin Bennett, in On-
born avenue, have gone to New Haven
to visit her sister. Mrs. William John-
son. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hunt have return
ed to New York city after a visit at
the homc of Edward McGrath, of
Strawberry Hill. From New York Mr.
and Mrs. Hunt will go to their home in
Rochester.
The ofllccrs' association of thc. Mav-
flower Hook & Ladder Company will
hold their regular meeting Monday
evening and it is expected that all
contractors will have submitted figures
for the new fire buildln’lz.
The Tenth Connecticut Regiment
holds a reunion today in North Haven.
The living members of this regiment
in this vicinity are Caleb Wood. ilcury
Weill1 and William Smailhoru, of Cour
pauy 0,; D. l’. Morrel.. of Company l,
and Nathan Campbell, of Company A
‘ Captains Sylvester and Freddie W.
Deckcr havc returned from Bridgcport.
where they had gone to look over the
work on the steamer Freddie W. Deck
or, which is being rebuilt in the Park
City. The boat will be equipped with
a 40 horse power Globe gasoline on-
gluc and is expected to be ready 1‘01
delivery in about three weeks.
R0 WA YTON.I 1
A son of Rev. A. L. Hubbard is ser~
iously.lll with dysentery.
Dr. Hacklcy and family moved today
to the John H. Mousoll place. which
he recently purchased and has remodel-
1.911
Miss Lena Newtou.tl1c newly 11p-
poiptcd assistant przint ipal in the South
Five Mile River school. is making her
home at the residence of Mrs. Jcsslc
Dillard, in Rowaytou avenue.
annd Mrs. Edwin L. Tuttle have
just received a haudsomcly executed
crayon portrait of their deceased son.
George, who died in the Norwulk lios-
man on December 14, 1809,111c nunl-
versary of the death of George Wash-
inpion. The work was cxccutcd at W.
S. Sturtcvant's storc in South Nor-
walk
'The Consolidated Railroad Company
1111 had a gang of men clearing out
the water way under the arch bl [data
below Chasmur‘s pond, and F. Boyl-
stoti' 5 men have completed the work of
clearing the canal lending to his water
wheel.II A new sprout has been placed
at: the wheel, and iepairs made to the
than work by Superintendent George
W Bryan. The latter, by a little in-
11113111111 discovered a way in which to
the wheel apart alone in four
lib rs, I here it formerly took four
111611 1.11 days. The repairs have oc-
cupiofl 11110111 8. week, and the water in
the pond is so low at present that tho
1111111111 engine and boilcr has been re
“W960? furnish power. _
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A large number of automobiles puss-
ed 111111111111 town today. climate for
New york.
, ‘II
A- rich and ice cream festival will
be 6 at tile Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, next Tuesday night.
A 1191111111 fair will probably be giw
on by Eagle Hook and Ladder Com
may some time during the next month,
Incl Woe .111 113; the ,Dem
c'l‘owtt 6136811171 llii
fol" “the past 1311' r 11111911. 111111 1111111111. in
attend to 1111111119411 at his market.
has beds 1 I
or the past 11h
”1.1111113131111113, ymerdnyl
in to the Soldiers Home tdI
$1111“
by 111911. in
somewhat Tuesday afternoon. by
limitinggf‘ thcoverhond wire near
1.: White I lit It
' lion, has passed on to the equine happy
hunting ground, the animal having "
the 11911111111
Independence the once—famed stab
died at Noroton a few days use Some
twenty years ago this famous stallion,
then owned by Wlluam Rockefeller, at
Greenwich, \vas a conspicuous figure
on the streets there, daily driven about
with his mate Clsora Mr. Rockefellei
paid 31, 200 for him in Maine in the
'I spring of .1880, when he was ten years
old, and placed him in stud at his
Greenwich farm. in 1882 the team
independence and Clcora made a world
fouled record of 2: 10%, at, Charter Oak
Park. Twelve years ago, William Reil-
ly, of Stamford, purchased indepen-
dence 111 a horse sale in New York,
paying $900 for him. A year later.
when nineteen years old, Mr. Reilly
drove him ‘to a road cart at the Nor~
walk fair grounds, 11 mile in 2:26%, 11
feat, considming the age of ln1l1peu-
dcncc', never before accomplished Fox
some years «afterwards, the stallion was
used as a family horse by Mr. Reilly.
and a year or two ago. when ago begun
to tell on him, he was turned over to
Donny Corrigan, of Noroton, who can»
ed for hint until he died there a few
days ago. After Independence and
Cleora made the famous record at
Hartford in 1882, Mr. Rockefeller ro-
l’used $30,000 for him from his former
owner in Maine. A singular coinci-
dence in connection with lndepcm
dcuce's deatn was the death in 11 New
Jersey town, on the same day. of Jock-
cy Gilbert, who had charge of the stal-
lion at the Rockefeller stud, and who
drove him in his best feats against
time. Jockey Gilbert was eighty-two
years old when he died. He was well-
kuowu by horsemen in this town.
WESTPOR 1'.
Mrs. Jeremiah 0. Connor entertained
friends from Bridgeport, Monday.
lhving Stone, employed in a Son'h
Norwalk storm is home 011 his vaca-
tion.
Miss Hattie Holmes has rcsigucd
her position as stcnograpbcr for a
Bridgeport firm.
The Mcsdatucs C. R. Lyon and I). ll.
Snillert. of Chicago, are gucsis at the
home of Mrs. L. A. Sherwood.
Miss Helen E. Mix, of Meridcn. onc
of the new Union school teachers. is
boarding with Mrs. C. B. Kcmpcr.
The Dwyor Bros. are carting loads
of sawdust from the Metculf mill to
their ice houses at Cross Highway.
Temple lodge. F. & A. M., resumes
its scsslolls Thursday night. Consider-
ablc business will come 1111 on that oc-
casion.
Aspctuck lodge. K, of R,
rapidly forward as among the most
active of the order in the country.
There is scarcely a meeting but what
new members are added to the list
and one is in lino for initiation at next
Tuesday's session.
is pushing
The auxiliary yacht Lugouda. recent
'iy purchaucd by the Mot-1111s. John S.
and Stephen Wakeman, is anchored in
the river. The boat‘s seuwortliiness
has been thoroughly tested. and it. is
conccded to be among the finest pleas-
urc craft in these waters.
This morning the members of Pione~
or liook & Ladder Co.. started for
Thomaston to participate in the field
day givcn by the fire department there.
The apparatus was sent last night in
order to be on hand. About 36 meni-
bcrs of the company will make the
trip. It. is not settled whether they
will participate in the prize events 01
not. but it will be a mistake if they
fail to do so. They may win no prizes
but even at that. they are capable of
good work and many here hope they
will get in line and show their ability.
There is a rumor to the effect that
the Consolidated railroad has purchas~
ad. or is planning to do so. Sherwood
Island. and proposes to mnkea select
summer resort of it. There is oppor-
tunity for such hero and no better
choice could be made. Accordlng'io
the stated plans, a large hotel and n
ucrles of cottages similar to Hollywood
Long Branch, are to be erected. The
property is jointly owned by Mason
Sherwood. John Elwood and Arthur
Sherwood. it is accessible both by
land and water and such a result
would add greatly to the prestige of
Wostport as a summer resort.
WESTON
Mrs 11‘ P. Morehduschas been quite
ill for several days.
M111. John Morton has‘unent a week
with her sister in Danbury
Miss l1 loronce Hurst. of Danbury, in
the guest of Miss Hattie Gould.
l. M. Locltwaod, who has been ill
with rheumatism. is about again.
Mrs. L. S. Godfrey and daughter
have returned from Combo Beach
Mr and Mrs. 11. Ill Spencer of New
York. have been guests of Mrs. Cl. Iii.
Coley.
Miss Mary Adams is spending this
week with Mrs. Frank Gregory. of
Oranbury.
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F. W Morehouse, df Port Chester.
1 has spent a 111111 days with his mother.
Mrs. D. 11.111111111011116.
1W
Mrs, Nelson Crossmsn has returned
1111111 it 11111 with 1111', gagpughter, Mrs.
D. 6. ifurlbutt, in 031811
1 3111 n few 11111111” cut a large
t-gasb in her 11111111 upon a large stone
the roadside. 1 I.
"11: am will 1111.139111-
Mold arms. illi
Wile gains to ‘1
ell mettle,
1 but we: noted to exhibit some 111111110 .
‘ f. 911', ndiwork or rake «
@011 wIIi'nttanghdj I II' .
Have Been Placo'd on thchilomt the
Norwalk Library.
The books for the month of Septem-
ber will be ready at the Norwalk Ll-
brury tomorrow, Friday, morning.
There are forty-three titles.
The most important book in the dc-
partment of sociology is Dr. Strong‘s
"Next Great Awakening." In forestry
:1 usolul 11nd bcautiful volume is “Stud-
ies of Trees in Winter." by Miss Hunt-
ington. The illustrations are colored
platcs and photographs, the latter luk-
011 by the author. They are highly
satisfactory and will bring to the at-
motion of people the beauty of the
tree 111‘tc1' the leaves have fallen.
in fine arts Edward Scott’s “Dancing
as an Art and Pastime" has been udd-
cd to meet a demand.
Literature is well represented, six
books for the use 0'! those studying
Dante this winter having been pure-l1
used. Among these the Longfellow
translation of the “Divine Comedy“.
and John Addington Sy‘monds “-ln
troductlou to the Study of Dante" are
perhaps the most important.
Description and Travel shows a book
of fascinating interest. Dr. Howard's
"Prisoners of Russia", and another of
Charles iicmstreet’s welcome necounts
of old New York, called “When Old
New Yo1k was Young.‘
'l‘l1c1c are seven titles in biography
thc lives of Aaron Burr Carlyle. Haw
tho111c Father Marquette and two
chatty books on Present- -l)ay American
Authors by Francis Whiting Halsey.
in fiction the most popular authors
rcprcscntcd are Mrs. Alexander, A11-
stcyI Johu Kendrick Range, F. 'l‘. l’lul-
lcu. Marchmout. Mcrrlman. and t".
llopkiuson Smith. “The Leonard‘s
Spots,“ by Thomas Dixon, Jr., has
nrouscd attention and will undoubted-
ly hnvc vouuc for the present.
Mrs. Alcxaudcr's death will grieve
many who have for ycars have looked
eagerly for each new book as it came
from hcr publishers.
The. Librarian.
THE POULTRY ASSOClATION.
m
its Annual Meeting Lact‘Night—Plans
for the Show in January.
The «.111 11nd annual meeting of the
Stamford l’oullry Association was
held T111 sday evening, in the Royal Ar-
cnuum rooms. The principal business
bcforc the rucctiug was the election
of oillccrs for the ensuing your. and
also to volc for the incorporation of
the Association. The officers elected
were:
President. Horace Havemeycr; vice-
president, E. Hope Norton, Com-
modorc James 1). Smith. Clayton S.
l-‘urdy, (Noroiou), Frank B. (lilicspic.
John S. Bates (Novwalk); socvctavy.
Nclsou R. Jcssup: treasurer, Edward
J. Brady; cxccutivc committee. iien~
iamiu l. Knapp (chairman), R. M.
Clark, William C. lloyt, Arthur ii.
Colgun. l1‘1'cdu1'ick t').t)cfiugcr.
A new office was created, that of
superintendent of show. Russell liut‘t
was elected. Assistant s11pcriu~
dcuts arc: W. E. London, Louie
Smith, Arnold Schavolr. Alexandm
Hans and Edward Lyccit.
The second annual exhibition
be bold Jan. 20. 21. and 2. it was
voted at last evening's 111cetiug to
award the contract for the running to
Edward H. Frccmun of Plainvtllc, CL,
will
who gave good satisfaction at last
year's exhibition.
it was voted to become an incor-
porated society. Other business bclorc
the meeting was the appointing of
various committees for the preliminary
w rk connected with the exhibition.
' t was also voted to extend an in-
vitation to a number of specialty
clubs, such as the American Duff Rock
Club. American White Rock Club and
National Bantam Association, to hold
their State mccltlnlt in this city during
the week of the exhibition.
FAIRFIELD MAN ssu'rsucso.
Came to Grist in New Haven City.
Court Yesterday.
William Deglls who was arrested by
Dctcctivo ward) of New Haven, at
Fahdold Monday, charged with theft
of a bicycle from the John Shipper, of
6 Silver Place, pleaded guilty to tho
charlie yesterday iii the New Haven
pollen court and was fined :26 and son-
fenced to full form 11111111. The wheel
was recovered by Ward st 90 Silver
Place in the custody of a manta whom
Doglls had sold it. 1
During «the trial Detective Sergeant
Dennohy kept looking ut.the prisoner,
and at the conclusion of the hearing
stepped up to him and said he was
the man sought by the police since
August 8 for alleged theft from the
person. laughs, admitted that be 1111111
On that lists Paul "Kali who resided
with Desi“. was robbed of a gold
watch and three dollars in cash. 1'
saw-u
antinuclear: 0001171111 chub.
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held 'Itholr 1111111 usrlcuiturnl fair on
Club Grounds (11111111111111. Many pre-
parations are being made for 11 input
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Colorado Democrats Did Not Adjourn
Uritil Three Oiclo'ck this Morning.
it was 3 o'clock this morning when the
Democratic state convention which
met Wednesday morning reached 11 ll-
11al adjournment The nominations of
the candidates for governor were mtlde
last evening. but as much ”time was
so in session that. tho rest of the tick
ct was not reached until late The
ticket chosen follows:
United States Senatormiieury M.
'I‘cllcr.
Congressman at large—«Alva Adams.
Governor—Edward C. Stimson.
Lieutenant goverz1or-Thomas
near.
Secretary of State—Horace W. Ha-
vcns.
State Treasurer-Jamcs N. Carlislo.
State Auditor-«flurry H. lnslcy.
Attorney (lenornl——~.lobn P. Swelgert.
8T. LOUlS EXPOSITION osouuos.
Au-
Photographs Taken of the Site to be
Occupied by Philippine Exhibit.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September ll——l)r.
.lustnvo Nucrlcin, special commission-
er of the Philippine government for
the promotion of the Philippine exhi-
bit at the St. Louis Purchase Exposi-
tion. rcncbcd St. Louis today. and via-
ilcd the world’s fair grounds. Dr. Nuer»
lciu has been scat to Manila by the
War Department to supervise the pre-
paration cf the exhibit from the Phil-
iipinc islands. He will leave for San
Francisco tonight, carrying with him
photographs of' the grounds allotted to
the Philippines taken by the exposi
tlon photographer under his (inaction.
Argentina 11 exhibit at the. Colombian
Exposition was collected and classi
iicd by Dr. Nuerlcin. He attended the
Paris Exposition in 1000 and was a
mcmbcr of the jury of awards.
EGAN IS THE ATTRACTION.
His Brilliant Playing in West‘ern Ama-
tcnr Golf Tournament.
CHICAGO. September ll~—Lowcrlng
wcathcr threatened to disperse the gal-
[Cry of golf enthusiasts who watched
the opening play today in the first
round of match play for the western
amatcur golf championship on the
links of the (‘hicago Golf Club, at
Wheaten. Thc course was In cxccllcnt
condition. and it is not probable that
rain will mar the play. The brilliant
record made ycstcrdny by H. Chundlcr
Egan. of Exmoor Club. who covered
the double course in 163 strokes. untur-
nlly made that player the center of at-
traction of thc day's playing. lie was
matched with George F. Cllugmau, .lr.,
of liomowood. whose modal ilctll't" ycs-
tcvdny was 1811. The play of the six-
tccu pairs of contestants today was at
18 holes.
COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
State Ticket Nominated And Populist:
Invited to thin.
DENVER, 31110., September 11
~~Colorado Democrats in state cou-
vention adjourned last night after scl-
cctiug a straight ticket and cxtendlml
llil invitation to the populists of ibc
state to join the Dcmocrntlc party. I1).
C. Stimson was nominated 1’01 gmcru
or The ticket as complete last night
followzs
Lieutenant (‘1overnor—Thomas Any
near, San Juan County.
Sccrctnry of State—1—llorucc it. Sic-
vcus, Lake County.
Atulltor~~iinrry E. lnslcy, Arapuhoo
County.
State Trcnstu'crw-Jumes R. Carltslc.
Pct1blo.
.M.’
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARIEB.
an...»
Captain D. c. HIwaili‘dI Has an In-
crease in Governorohlp Vote.
cunnnnsrou, s. 11.. September 11
«More complete returns from tho prl~
mary election show‘ an increase in
tho majorities of Congressman A. C.
Latlmcr, for the United States Senate
and Captain 1). C. Hayward for.govor~
nor of thee tote. There was no mater-
ial change from Tuesday’s report of
the general insults.
G W. Croft and G l). hailinger, in
the race to succeed W. J. Talbert in
the Second Cousrcssional district are
running close the difference now be
tag five bamboo and over 100 votes
only 1,000 votes to hear from.
W 1
DOUBT OF COMMON PLEAB.
There will be a shortcndentlar 11011-
01111. floptember 19. at 10:30 9. m. at
which time assignments will be made
[151' the week beginning Tuesday, sept’.
1
W”M
,: New unassuming“ 1N savvy.
CAIRO sé‘ptember 11~The weekly
“11111911. returns for Egypt show that .
there have been 1380 fresh curios re-
ported 111111111111 6
of 20,323 cases and 10,200 deaths
Wow—cu
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by 11911111?
i'i'for her to wear.
it “'9":ng “111 m1
nnuvaa. (10111311110. Septcmbo‘r'll~ '
consumed in a proposition to fund 'wlth .
the populist convention, which was al- ‘
in favor of Colonel Croft, with prob- I‘I '
sion ofthe court of common pleas Fri- ,
t i 161
in 111111111111 Jay . . '1'“;
sin-'tadone in 4111119
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r011 0111112115
is a very prominent, branch (if our
bu‘sihesB‘. ‘
1111.5 11111111111131.1111 of edulpplns
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such being the
case, consult an. Wears in a posi-
tion to manufacture at a less cost
than you can tun In plant after you
not it '
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
7 M’F’G 6'0; '
W. R THOMPSOM Manager.
50 WA TER ST.. .90. NORWALN. '
11
Locust'Bites
The bite of the locust kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat-
.urate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Brizllian Balm and
bind over the bite. Instant relief.
Remove in 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 is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of
that within this. Equally effective for
make and mad dog hits, it instantly
applied so always keep it on hand.
Kills bee, wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druggists 01' sent quick. B.
F. Jackson and 00., Indianapolis.
,NOT wax mvsrnish but an entirelyluiw .
1io.n manor-tion. "111 «star and crease
tit The men r auction
made oxprcnllfoy ‘ I] m
Kitchen Floors.
“is null and for on wooden floor or 4
1111.11??th 1thK Ill 11? 11111311 1111 the market
forl. lnoll‘llln 91ml (ill1lotl1. Apply it your
Io it with cloth or brush.
For Sale By
Comstock
Watkins
81 DOW,
Headquarters 101:
Hardware. Fishing
Tackle. Guns. Am-
munition, Automobile
Oils Launch Engines
Oils etc.
112 WASHNIGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
A. Stall
cornea AVE. EAST 'NORWALK.
Beautiful
Desolgns
In;
30 Paper
1
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munch things, 1119111111111... We
on 111111111 «11111111111111 111. 11111111
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why we have the trade we do.
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don't «want town boastful. but firm
of court cases for trial at Bridgeport. 1 ‘ ‘
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THE TRUST; comsauv. me on-
PARTMENT cross OF
FINANCE.
Combining as it does every function
of financial buttlucss. the Trust Com-
, puny might well be called the depart-
ment store of finance.
The South Norwalk
Trust (3011111111111
can care for your
General Banking Business.
Savings Deposits. '
Estates and Trusts of every descrip
tion.
Valuables stored and Safe Deposit
Boxes Rented.
ill] 1 3111111111
Has started many a boy on his way
“ to college.
Early habits mould the future char-
actor.
The boy who early acquires the sav-
ings l-Iabit is laying the foundation of
his future success.
Do not despise the little savings.
We pay the same rate of interest
on small amounts as on large sums.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SA VINOS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
801.10 AND SUCCESSFUL
CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. truncation
Surplus. 5100. 000.00
thlr Profits. 884.000. 00
JOIIN ll. FERRIS.-Pfosldeli.
JACOB II. “THE. Cashier.
“n-..—
Dl RECTONB'
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin. I
Accounts Snllclfod.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
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In effect May 18, 1902.
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NEW YORK.
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312211, 4:07, 4160:, 6:40, 6:663,
6:38, 43:66:, 7:0791, 7:66x. 8:00, 10:30.
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SUNDAYS.
I112. M.-—-12: 40:, 6: 06:, 6: 681, 0:05,
P. M.:-——~tl 22x, 6: 40, 6: 66:, 7:20,
10: 10. I
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK. ‘
A. bis—10:02:, 6:00, 0:00, 7:00,
8100:, 8: 02. 9: 00:. 21:04:, 10:03:.
10: 04, 11: 00:. 11: 02.
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3:,30x 4M214to4. 4.30, 6:02, 3:00x,
:001, 3: 30, 1:1 00 x.
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3:22, 6:20, 7106:, 9106:, 0:16.
10' 01,- 11: 13.
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DA'NIUNY- TO IOU?” NONWALKt
1.- 9:1 1'
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1 morning. Prince Albl'oob
' princes and generals had to all
‘ Life Pills, " writes W. P. Whltgh
. mncy-
Bridgeport in addition to above—P. 1
MOUTH NONWALK TO DANIURY. '
EMPEROR'S oueh’f
rimuxron'r 1111111111111, 99
ll—Empomr Wilyltam's snout
yawny and rather hagnodj'
pcror' 11' representative, 0113ng
of them at dinner, and it wa 4011*
twelve when the party brok
:1 a. m. 01' a charter pant they
themselves called, the emperor it
directed that‘the battle bani
o'clock. The field of the 11161100
is situated quite a dilltnndd'ill
fiom F1'ankf’ort on the Oder
at the railroad s atlon at 4:30
catch the speci 1 train. area
the emperor was at the fléld
them.
TAKE CARE OFTHE no?
The man or woman whose i311
is perfect and whose stomach 00er
its every function is never. pic
dol cleanses, purifies and sweets
stomach and cures positively.
msnetly all stomach troubles ind}
tion and dyspepsia. It is tit
ful reconstructive tonic that
dug so many sick people well
people strong by conveying
bodies all of the nouris
food they eat. Rev J. H.
ed 11113.1 consider it 1113 1) ii"
i ever used for dyspepsia In
troubles.
tans. Kodol saved my lif ‘
after meals. Clifford Phat ".
HARTFORD. Septemb
grand jury yesterday'-
brought in a verdict true 'blllI
murder in the first degre 'i'
of Joseph anewich, ofI
r'etncd with Guzewicb and after
forcnce rctutncd, offerlnc'
guilty to manslaughter. Sta 's
ney Eggleston refused to 8011811694311
that 01' a plea of guilty to more! ,
the second degree. The case. w as ‘
signed for trial Wednesday morning :3
10 o’clock when the accused will;
charged with murder in the first de-
gree. . I I
BEWARE OF THE KNlEE. . .:,- '1l '1
No profession has advanced more '
rapidly of late than ours ,but it"
should not be used except w are abso-
lutely necessary. in cases audios for
example. it is seldom 11.800901" DD?
Witt' s Witch Hazel Salvo cliff)! fiftieth ‘,
ly and permanently. Unmanned for
cats. burns bruises, wanndfl, lIklit; .
cases: Accept no counteriel in. '1‘!
so troubled with bleedinglpil'cti that'l
lost much blood and strong th." 8033',“
0. 11111111115 Paris, 111. "newui'i Within
Hazel Salve cured me in In. shoi't
time." Soothes and heals. Clifford
Pharmacy.
srou: CIGARS AND' 1.100011
HARTFORD, September 11-—Geor
Wavdgur. an ltaiisn living at
Windsor street, was untested yes
day for wholesale thefts from the
ey Wine Company in Main stree
his home the detectives found 10.00
kinds. Tho prisoner admits, his 311i
,FORTUNE FAVOR8 A .TEIXAI
" Having distressing pains. .in it
back and stomach, and being without
appetite, I began to use Dr. King’ M
Kennedsle, Ten, "111111110011
new man." In
liver troubles. nly 26c, at;
left; drug store, , . 1.
towns and plantations in the
give Hill (Rep) 61,671; Gould
.1980 The same towns two
ago gave Hill (Rep) 69, 731;
(Dem) 38. 670.
SAVED A news 1.19:. ”' ' ‘
Mrs. Captain H Hubbard, of, fill-
ford, Del., sayIui "Brazilian Ho M19;
ed my boys life. He hem ft! 14“
the one we lost with oroup. W I
111111 a few 113191.111; quickly dro ‘
to sleep and was all rixht in the mar-
hing " For sale by R. g. 11111111111111 3'
ll, Baxter, and The llfrorId
swoop TIERNEY to 1
HARTFORD, September 11 Bllhup
Tierney is confined to his homily.
sickness. He is suffering horn on,
acute attack of indigestion. "
A BOY’O ILD RIDIIE FOR LIFE.
With faml y around expecting him
to die and. a son riding for life, 18
miles to get,Dr King's New Disoovo cog
for Consumption Coughs 11111061
W H Brown. of Leesville, lath.“ 91111
cd dentb‘sngonies from 91111111111, but
this wonderful medicine gave in
relief and soon cured him. lib
“I now sleep soundly 111110.1ngIn
Like marvelous cures of Counting
Pnottmonla,-‘ Bronchitis, Can
and Grip prove its matchless
all Throat and nuns troubl
sateen bottles. 50c and 31.
bottles free at F. H Date!“
store.
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JOHN NORTON COMES
Moridan 119911w11111uy111911
appeared Tum Yum AB
MERIDEN pencil-1195011 N
who mysteriotlhiy disilpl'lo red l
‘years ago cam 1101160 Wily. .
brute 11111 111119 at 11111111
owu living ever since. At i
:ran away, it was moonlit that II
gheeu murdered. John's .0166
intact. part has passed 111:
1N. 11., where he worked to
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