' ' 5 they were about Icn'dy to
owe, though below. then
hay arrlvéd in Haitiord about
(1 utter a light lunch began
on “this dinner was sered.
It‘llo turn tIip the boys were sav-
over of about on hqu in
through the Influence Act.
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MAsomo HOME PICNIC.
MemorlabIaI EvollI 9v wsIIInIIdIrd
“Yoahprlfilin I
The seventh anniversary of tho op ,
numner in that town yssteran. 'l‘lio 2.
weather was not auspicious but sov-
cIIIl hundred people arrived on special
tI'IIin's during the morning. Many more
came during the afternoon. The viii-
ltols Inspected the house and gloundh.
and the stables wore pIoIIounccd mo 2
Ilcls of heartless.
At 32 o’piook tho oxoroiso took place 2
in thc parlors or the homo and on-
'slsletl or on oxcell9nt program, w lob
was as follows.
of South Norwulk gIIIud clInIlIIln.
Solow‘ltsmombcr Now Thy Cr83.t,0r,"
WIIltor Shannon Gnrdé. of Now Ha
.veu. I
Address of Welcon'Ie-wM. W. Lose A
Lockwood, president of the board
bi man Qgsrs. Masonic lloms.
Sopxnuo old—Miss May Bindloy. New
Haven. ~2
llosponss to President Lockwood's
welcome. M W. Arthur C. Wheeler.
of Norwnlk. grand slam.
Solo~ "Flonh," 3. .‘FishIc, of Bridge-
milk I
.tdIiIoss—HM W llcnII 0. Warhol.
vim plosldont of tho bum d of man
ascrs. gran master III tho time that
tho home was established.
’or Keoler who was on tho
{ought IIto bear on the rsllxood
' and though the train is not
' tried to strap at South Norwnlk. it
. last night, to accommodate the
Du: 'g the day reunions or the tub
,. on; regiments .Were hold at bond-
. s in. Bushnell Park emh rosi-
, light I 'tent. The p'brude came
‘8 9‘0 unit, when the veterans of
til 5‘, are escorted to the moon
men (In the Capitol grounds by mill
ry, With err-Governor MOIgun G.
Bulkeley as grand marshal. Follow
ing‘was the First Regiment. C. N. G..
t I Biggal Corps Machine Gun Bat
31,) 9 ted and the Second DlIl-
Inflow Battalion. The second di-
’vl'sio'n was composed of GovernOI s
cot Guard, Putnam Phalanx Govern-
or’ a Horse Guards Uniformed Knights
Mill Pythlas, Company K vetelnns and
uard veterans.
"1‘ third division was made up on-
'l'r ol‘v‘et‘orans of the Civil War by
roglvniont laid the fourth division, the
wounded by the Hmrtford City
colon
marriages
The monument which occupies II
on'mmndlus site on the grounds or the
capitol consists or a basic of ginuite
Iurnounte’d by the “Peiltrrshurg Ex-
Dr
lb! mom bars of the regiment III the‘
930 of Petersburg. Covered m an
II American flag the monument was
“mailed from the eyes of the cr2-oIId
until the proper point in tire exercises
as reached, when Miss LI din Bulko
icy. a grand niece of the In to Captain
Charles E. Bulkeley, of the regiment
ll
msive- lock.
The program of exorcism included
an address of welcome by Mayor Sulli-
van. an address on behalf of. the stop:
by doting Governor chlcr and
nocechos by. Congressman Ctbnrlos -\.
Russell and cx- Reprcsonmmn W llllnm
I Lewis. 0! Westbiook. A di mm {m
« 2500 men was served in the Coliseum
otter the formal exercises.
Governor Kooler said:
I feel highly honored in being in: II'
Won“ the acting chief oxotutho
or this grand old stute of CouIII-Itlcut
find in representing the gluni gIIIcI
our of this state. ‘Icorgo P. “(1:08“
fill! I know that you
With me in wishing ho was here with
BB.
afew words and the few winds that
I have to say will be uddicsscd plln
olpllly lo the members or the rind
octicut Artillery
Mam-I116“ the‘ first in war today
'1” are the first in pom-o
" the state to do you h'ontu
émlntrymcn. Back in the Six-
9 .9.“ beloved presidents this couu
y hll ever had. Abruhum Lincoln
mwdDr-inchlI-i. that
It“ magnetic President
Mme Ire 6mm living in; no North.
’61! East no Wo'sl
I! much
"m but, mm. in IIIIII gm
tilt! of our bolovcd state
but to any that runny of Ill
2222-
fill
u . (or your great services: nu
. .I. winhsn to bestow the sum
ill tho 1min and oil ill/El glor
on. the ohm and
We their to
't‘ nit-mm millennium
him you" soul them to In
' I The Fifth division had guests '
_thlrteen- inch mortar served,
I piled, t 9 string which unveiled the .
will all agron
Your chairman hos uskod Inc to say
Folly Hall‘s
And lol
I tron the great outpouring of tho i
ho have come now from all
I‘ll allll the first in the hearts of
you verb fighting under that grout
-~ or and commuudor-luchlot 0111' or .
you no still lighting the bnltlo
: has but under another loadcr and
woudcrful.
Thvodoru
Git. T ollcn wonder that so fun
1 III mllu how «rent tho notion III
but our
ad country. a notion that In
dot and admiration of tho
‘6: and that we urn lump in
And we um IIIIIIIInIlIlml today
Mum city III nanmm Im-
Wind privileges. wc are now
a have boon mudc poasllllo III
vouch, your soil uhcrlllce and
- 9 at country vvny back in the .
. m '81 to ’66 The sum or _
wants to 3le you all the
o prince and all tho glory
db. turn or their countrr'
.Iolo-“Cou’qum‘od " Stephcn '0 Graph
New Haven. 22
.IIlIlrcsIIv Mrs Huttlc 1‘3.E\V'.8ll Inland
matron. Order of the Eastern Star.
At thé conclusion oi the plogrnm an
hour was dovotod to basket lunch. the
grand lodge ofllcors. olllcers of the
Eastern Star and invited guests dining
under II large tent. This part of the
event was under the supervision of
tho Grand Lodge Tyler John ll. Mc-
Luthy of New Haven. who was also
:Isslstci'l by the indies of the Walling-
foul Chapter of the Eastern Star.
The dinner was a great success
Ai‘teI diniIcI llu Mn (Ink tvIIIIId Indigo
officers and tho oillcors of the Eastern
Slur received the visitors in the par-
(li'.
M. W. Lukc A. Lockwood wclcomcd
the visitors most cordially. and gavc
them the frccdom of the house and
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grounds in n few well chosen rc-
marks,
Grand Master A. C. Wheelcr, of
South Norwulk, responded in ii splen-
did mnuncr. accepting the profcrrcd
hospitality.
lchII-y 0. Warrior, vice president of
the board of managors and stole grand
plaster at the time when the homo
was established gave a condensed hls~
Iory oi the home and what had been
accomplished sincc he had been for-
mcd. liis address \vns published in
full in today crlltion oi the Wallingford
pnpcr.
Miss Hattie E. Ewen of Dcrbv.
It‘llflllli matron mdur of thc Enstcrn
iSlllI‘. was lhc inst spcukoi. llor rcI
InnIks were much nppIcciniod by. oil.
Sill‘ spokc of the work of the [Custom
Star and urgod that every lodgc should
have mi Eastern Star ohupter connect-
(ii with it. -
M. W. John O. Rowland. superin-
Iondcnt of tho home. and through
Ii‘liosc cfiorls lhc homo II'IIs mlvnuml
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in its present stntc of perfection. had 2
ll fino cxhibilion IIl‘ vogctublcs tluli
wore mlscd on the farm.
v—Whon doctors full. try llurdock
lilood lliltcrs. (‘Iul‘os dyspcpsizr cou-
‘silputlon: invigm'zilcs Ibo Ileolc says
Ilom.
BIGGEST HAT EVER MADE.
Danbury Firm Making One That will
Be Size Twenty.
Al the factory of the Hoyt & \I'ol-
lhnuscn Corporation, (in Ross stI'cct.
llunbury. tho largest but over Iuado
IiII llunbury, and what probably III IlIc
IlIII'gcst fur hat vvoI nillllllft’ll'llll‘i‘li lII
llw world is living mode. When! it is
‘siutmi lildl tho but is InkIulnicd Io
iilt aux twenty size head whorms size
'soIen is the svoruge it goes without
saying thut tho but is not being made
for wearing purposes.
A sttcrn custumm of the firm who
fwlll mnkc an cxhibit in St Louis ill
ilIc cxposltiou, soul in an order for
the largest possible but to ho hum) us
II fcaturu of the exhibit, and this but
is the rcsult.
As II but of this size in out. of all
pioportions to the machinery used in
uny fuclmy. tho task of milking it
is naturally II hard one, and nil tho
work, practically had to‘ ho done by
bond.
”l‘lIorc in no cono lurlzc cnough to
form a body or soy size so it was nec-
essary to combino thrnc bodlos before
tho but was slzml. This was II doll-
cute job. When tho body bod bcon
sixcd. it won about an largo an an or»
Illnury but body is before it goes into
the sizing room.
Elghtocn ounces of fur were uscd
to msko tho but. Too and our, quar
tor or two and one lull! ounces are
hood in nu ordlnnry but. The but.
which III a soft ouo. will ho clnhf
You ‘lnchos in dopht when it in flu-
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oping of the State Masonic Homo ill, "‘ '
Wnlllugford was colehrutod in n fitting , 1’ “ ‘
lllsliiu illilneu lielers II this
Warns Walkiu lien ligand
PIIIIIIvmnev. RomIII H. dominoes."
Heads Ii's' “liidlhenhlu
llnhliiu TIIIiIII
NEW YORK. Scpicmbor 26~Lnbor
llulous IIIul th'olr lcudors Ivoro bitter-
ly ussnllcd lust night by District Ili-
Iorucy Will 'l‘I‘IIch's .chrouIc in nu ud-
IlIcss Ill-llvcicd bcforc. tho East Shiv
llouso Spillomcut in its building. ut
IlIc fool 'of must Sovcn‘ivSlIth shoot.
'l‘ukinc, for his thcmo. "l‘bo l’olltlcul
lIuiqu of Now leI: OIII lIIdlviduIIl
Rcuponslbility fol its (lovcrumcutfl
tho Distilct Atlornow made dispuiuig-
lug comments on both trusts and lub-
bor unions. One of tho members 01‘
tho sottlcmcnt look cxcoption to his
cl‘illcisllls of tho unions. and this cnll~
ud forth vollemuut denunciation and a
warning that unless dcmugoglsm cous-
cd. workingmeu would be ground to
dust by capital. I
Many ol‘ the labor loaders wcro
churnctlzcd by the District Attorney
as '.‘lIlIIilIorskltos” and as persons of
instincts so bnnnl thut they sold not
only thcmsolvos. but those whom they
roprcsontod. The mullonco npplnudI-d
his fcnrlessncss, even though there
Wore mnny laboring mou present.
“There is little danger." said tIlIc
tllstrict Attorney, “or labor organiza-
tions being attacked from any public
platform. Men generally talk non-
sense when they talk about labor.
They attack the trusts. though. bc-
cnuso that is popular. llllll such iulk
is n good voto gsttcr. i am not lumi-
inu for votus. When labor lcndcrs
are talking to me they do not talk
buucombv. It is only when thcy are
uddrcsslng nn mullouco that they say
'whnt they do not mcuu.
“i know many of ”mm and sums. l
rcspcrt and autumn. 'l‘lIcy conIc to
mv human and we sit and smoke and
drink and talk ovcr matters. Yot i
know and ,I'Ou know that many of Ihcm
nro dcmugouucs nml lIlIItlIcrskltcs who
may be bought for cash and who trade
in the sacred muttcrs of those whom
thcy rcprescnt.
l’OWE‘lilIESS BEFORE CAl‘l'l‘AL.
“As for {III the laboring nIcn nrc
couccrncd. individually, thcy urc'lntcl
llgcnt. but IlecII they go into organi-
zations lhcv oftcn vols for lhinzs.
which they know urn wrong. bscuusc
ihcy say lbcy urc not individually
strong. ll is u oownrdlv. brutal. uu~
Amcricuu princlpnl which would lake
the broad from my mouth. and cxposc
Inc to violcncc. bocnusc i (”ll not think
as labor unions do and do n01 bclouk
to tho union. Lci tho labor unions
pcrsuzulc. lf thny will. but not lot thII-Iu
rusorl lo lhI' tactics: of brutality.
“The labor unions think ith' rulu.
They could Inuko no proctor mlstukc.
IIII mu know the .powcr of 8100.000.-
IIuo?. llo you realm what capital can
do Ivhon aroused-T They Would» III.
pnwvrlcss in its grasp. You laboring
Ilrculum inference
(C3ntinuedfltam hm‘u’ago)
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institution in April. 1887.
Stunifold.
'1 ho meeting udioI'uucIl ill 6 p. m.
tcl Clifford.
whcrc I Landlord
wulli.
Ivulk.
cgntcs ultandcd tho mcctlng of Sher
lllllll Council in the cvcuiug. 'l‘lle gram
oxcmplllicd thc Kcmpton riluul
three candidates. licv.
liumphrlcs. Supol‘lntcndcnt of School
William C. Fools and Attorney Loui
floors. The work was thc bust pcr
formed ihnt the visitors had ever wit
ucsscd. IIIId tho compliments puld th
dpgrco tcum werc nIIIIIy IIud all liOilPl'V
0d.
and rigors Worn passed around.
there- was n goncrul soclnl tlmc.
’I‘bc grout ofllccrs prcsI-ut wcri':
iicld, Bridgeport.
It was th9 moot. smomul gutlleilng
foI this scuson of the year that tho
grund council has EVI’I‘ bud slnou its
'l‘horc were
present at the meeting two of the or-
lgluul grand council mombors. Past Res
.gout .l. A Hutchinson. ol’ New Haven
und Pnst Regent John Davenport, of
and tho members gathered at the lip-
Hurry
scrvsd nu cxooilcnt dinner, and whore
the visitors were ioiuod by Inuuy uIcIII-
born of Slicrumu Council, South Nor-
mul l‘onussus Council. of Nor-
\\'lth but few exceptions ml the dol~
alum-s were I'mmlvod in duo form. and
escorted to tho I'ospcctlvc stations. The
drum“ mum of Slim-man (‘oum’ll thou
on
Homilly F.
M ihc conclusion of tho work thorn
worc spccchos by the grand ofilccrs
and
(lrnnd Rogcut William A. ll. lint-
‘ THE ROOT OF THE MATTER
j I'I‘rouhln. by Getting Down t92I
First Princ‘lpl as,
A hum of lm' gs IIn'ulI-II in our of our
pIonllIIont custom cities by too close
IIttqulon to buslucss. too little oxurolso
and too many club Illuusrs. iluully bo- I
you to pay nutuw's tux lovicd in the
hum of chronic. stomach tIoublc; the
fuiliuo of his digestion bluught about
:1 non ous lilituhllliy making it impos-
sibio to apply himself to his daily buts
incur. IIIId llnully dcruuglng tho kid
boys and hourt.
in his own Ivords ho says: “1 con-
sulted one physician Iliiol' unotllcr und
ouch one Hc'f‘lllllli to undersiund my
come, but oil lill‘ sumo they ouch failed
to bring about Ilua roturn of my former
Illgoullon, uppctllo and vigor. ‘ il‘ul' two
yours i went from plllur to post. from
qu- snuitnrlum to uuothcr. i gave up
smoking, 1 unit coffoc and oven ro-
nouncod my daily gloss or two of beer.
but without any IIuII-kcd improvcmont.
“Friends had often advised nm to
try II well known proprlollu'y modicinc
Stuart's Dyspcpsln 'l‘ublcts and l bull
often perused tho nowspnpcr udvor
tlscmcut of the remedy, but, never took
any stolek ln advertised modicinos nor
could hclicvc a fifty-cont pntcnt modi-
clnc would touch my case.
"To make a long story short 1 iinully
bought 9 touplo of packugos ut the
drug store and took two 01 throo tub-
lois afch curb Incul .Ind ouuslonnlly
I! tablet boluccn meals, whcn l foil
IIuy. fouling of nausea or discomfort.
"l was surprised at tho cm! of the
livst work to note 11 marked improve-
Incnt in my uppctllc and general llcullh
and bciorc thc two puckngcs wIII‘c
gono l was certain that Stuart‘s Dys-
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He cal-v9 lrll'maelr of Ber-loll- momach‘ '1 2
as mercury will.
sense or mail and completely derunze
the whole systom when ‘snteriug ll
ohms, as the damage they will do it
doth/a from them.
('lrnnd Orutor Thomas ll. Patterson,
Bristol.
l‘nst (lrund Regent Horhort l. Mathew»
sou, Milford.
Grand Secretory Corlcton E. Houd-
i(\'. Now Huvon.
(lI‘IIIul 'l‘rcnsurer Burton G.
Waterbury.
Grand (‘Ihuplnln Waltcr E. Conflold.
Norwich.
GI-uud Guido Louis M. Young. Morldcn.
Grand Wurdcn Granvillc ll. Fullcr.
Dnnbury.
(vInud Sentry Edward II. Boynton.
llaitiord.
chrcsontativcs to Suprcm:I Council
Hubert P. Wctmoro Wiusicd. Marcons
ll. Dunhur. Winstml. '
Grnnd Trusiccs Martin S. Winrrl.
Now llritulu: W. A. llowcl. Rockvillr:
W. ll. Elliott. New llnvcn.
'l‘ho delegates. who wcro in all but
fllrco insinuccs tho rcgcnts or punt rc-
gcuts of the various councils in tho
stoic were as follows:
Dologuios: (‘ouncllsr
James R. Carson. Would.
.l. Wnldo Mlcwotl DnInnport.
Goorgo lI‘. KclltIgIz. ll. ll. Webb.
1’. \‘i'. llllss. Moilnbcscit.
(‘hnrlns ll. Pllncy. Sonsido.
TC. (‘. l'ivcrs. bluilniuck.
Guy ll. llolbcur. Norwich.
A. ll. l-‘I‘yor. Willlmuntic.
(‘burlma Arnold. l’ulnum.
J. A. Robcrgr. l‘ilgrlms' Harbor.
A. F. (‘orblIL New. liriinln.
linrry (l. Whllo, llcllnncc.
W. 1’. Winslow. Winchestcr.
John Dolly. Stnmtord.
Benjamin F, Mllnpi‘. Filllhousxo.
Willard N. Bowcn, Live Oak.
flomgo A. l’utnm Whitcflcld.
Willlmn E. R: Irdnn Volunlcrr.
Gomgi- A \VlIiinI-y. SnIln Rock.
Mndy l2‘. llIIIIzuot. Torrinuion.
Fred '1‘. Monro. l-Iusi llurtfurd.
Edward W. Kuoon. Mnhlrun.
Bryan,
illl‘ll think ihul. you urc organizcd. You
can trust your londm's. and nobody obn-
l‘illl. \‘l’llnlm'ur the host of you InIIy
w-lIcpullI-rs who scll you uud thum-
solve»:
“What hnIc Iou cIor done?“ What
iIIIpwssion have you cIcr IIIIIdc on
public affairs? Blnthcrskltcs hnvo cur.
rlcd for mur favor and you how list-
mlmi in Ihcm.
:Iro not good men in tho lulIor orguu-
lo luhor (or tlIclr daily brood and puy.
Ion litilo nilcullon in selecting uud'
chucking ihclr wulklng dclogatcs that
this condition exists.
”Let me say to you nguln. that un-
less this domngoglrm ocuscs lllplml
will soon be nrousod. (‘upltu'l is con-
Imily. but Ileon-rlilvcu into n I-Iorncr
more floreelyothnu docs Ibo cowardi
Nonc III or r'uihloss. moro pluloss
and morc cru .Onlo capital is hmuuv d
in muncst against orsnulzcd lnlmr lII
IIlll crush it to the dust nod for
time at lcant. tho llbcrllos of this
country will bc a thing of tho punt
“l snv thcso things to Ion bur-Inuit»
l on to not for vrllcu. und 1 um bI-holdcn
neither to tho trusts nor in tho labor
organizations. 1 say whut fcw would
darn to my. lit‘t‘lllllm l sock tho truth."
'l‘iillfi'l‘fi NOT UNMIXED lWil.
Mr. (lemme in the oarllcr port or
his speech will that trusts Ivcro not
an Iu‘IuIixod ovli and had room soot!
in Ilium that they 0min lmpropcrly
lnliucucrd insulation and ovou the in.
dlclary.
spanking o! Prosldont l‘toouovolt. Mr.
.luromc rcicrrod to a limo whim tho
l‘topubllcuo llllcluns bud Iold Colo-
nnl Rooscvot out, when no mo II cun-
dldsto {or xovornor.
"ii 1 cm to not llrkod." said hi». "i
might on WP“ huvo tho fun of it.
' wont through liar Idols talking bun
‘ combo from tho rc‘sr plump-m or 9
molar our. lie but his Ban Juno bum
tor and sonic othor absurdities i
wonder. in view. or some at these on
who and unstaicmsullke addmsemt
oombe. Tho people liked him. though
my admlr his cumulus”. This:
gold ho sou
Ivu strong nail manly. and may elect
oil him spit»
sin. 39%“!
' um. no”? hi.msolt
' Ville.
anomaly no.
mum «9rd
"99ch bottlé look
only (all and lawn.
moan. you turn ovcr your iIItcrr-sts to,
It is not bccuusc tlu-rc ’
lazitions. but bccuuso lhl‘y arc obligml ‘
and compound to fight no mun lights:
Ho *2
how, he could have (hiked so much how
:lrnake m'lntnkm. to. ho
9f ills potluc-
.thlb lblv'lll til?
i Ills (Inch 5 suitors!-
s uni nvrcllln in my root and
at is the only
(iron so much
tho
_ in It“ Klimt of MMYI
fluorgc li. Wilkinson. Ddubury.
ll. 1‘. licuucit. Sherman.
(lcoruc l~‘. lIII llouillcr. \I'nlllugford.
(‘imrlcs .l. lilnsdulc. Alli-0d ll. linll.
lluri T. llcxtcr. ltockvillc.
Mnurlco l’. Lynch. P. H. Shcrldnn.
it W Hewitt New London
E'dwmd M. .luckson. Ponnssus.
..l A LcIcI‘ty. Gilmorc.
.lumcs 'l‘. lmvi. WIIIIcum.
.loscpb (l. llrunucr. Nutmeg.
William 0. Pump, Soulhlnglon.
("luu'lvs Pom-sun. Ward (lhcnnyI
Josopb L. Downs, E. 1.. l‘lcl’urusl.
Frank D. inwn. llcnron lllll.
.l. 3. McGI'nth. Ansouln,
f‘harlrs F. \Vhlincv. Thomas.
Henry W. licccher. New llnvcn.
l). P. llurrlgun. (loldI-u lllil.
ll. M. Forguson. Bradford.
William .1. Nosry, llucklnghsm.
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I Ramon's Tonic Regulator will cure
in chronic llvnr dlsoaso. Mr. Allan Rd
muudaon of mm Cape Gil-artisan lll.,
isnys: “l have been using ltnmons
Tonic {Insulator in my family 9 ion:
whiln and hot: to soy it is the finest
' i ever now. i had spent a largo amount
of monov on my wits and not until i
hogan giving her tbc Topic Regulator
quI rho lwnolltlod. Now she is cured."
25c R H I’lulnicd.
JUGTICE BREWER WAI IUHNED.
Wu Trying to ignite Pllo 9! Brush.
and Una tin-clips.
nosron. floplnmbcr Mia-A spacial
to tho licrnld from Burlington. Vt.
says:
Justice David ll. llrcwor oi’ Ibo
llnltod bluish Suprcmc (curt. was
,Ipuw badly burnod about the turn and
humid III his summvr homo Ill. Thump
axons Point. 17 mllos from this city.
on the nhoro of balm Phnhlllliiln inst
vvonlug. Judlzc lirowcr lIIId iiugovod
loom at the point IluIl luul tho oth
er cottucrs and mm clouding up some
lIruliI about his cottons. llllIr-rly flail.
ilc hood I mull Ismount a! gasoline;
he the brush burn Mtlvr and will
in i lot of llghtlm: the pile with II
much vvlum um uccldcnt occurred. ills
um ivarc wry promptly attended to
9nd with a row “is of good nursing
his now to 1» about in a short time
lvlthout clears. ,
limb W I mu h
2| mu ole or our. ll
boon h coughing to him. Mr. 1..
"1m
”crow. of Liberty. W. Van. loll:
“hand his price: on a
‘ hum of your Mic Liver ill on"
Final 9 In” are the on]
m.
fits any good." oh are
sure to null them but as beneficial to
m it you will try than may cost
you 35 cunts. it it middle!!- _ . ”
Wan“... ”aw
RKVOL‘Y OP PRAOANTS.
, Worn-r Journal loony announces villi.
mumuitof ambit aims to
vim-m NA. comm $6~Thc sum
pcpsiu 'l‘IIlIlols was lining to cure com-
plclcly and they did not Illsuppolut Inc.
i can out and sloop and culoy my
cofico and rigor and no one Would sup-
pose l had over known the horrors of
dyspcpslu.
"Out of fl'londly curiosity ! \Vl‘Oll lo
the proprlriors of tho I'cmcdy asking
for lIIlorInniIou ii.“ to what tlIc tuiIlots
contained uhd tiIcy l‘ODill‘li that the
principal ingrcdisuts wcro aseptic pop
sin Igovornmcut Icstl. Inuit diustnno
uud other natural digcsllvcs. which div
gust food rognrdlc'ss of the Condition
of tho stomach."
Tbc root of tho malicr is this the
digestive clcmonts contnlncd 'III Sill'
nrt's Dyspepsia Tablets will dlgcst the
food. glvc ilIc ovcrII-m'kcd stomach II
l‘illlllt‘v Io l‘Ol‘llllt‘l‘lllt‘ and the IIcI‘vos
and the wholc syslcm I‘cccivo thc nour-
lshmvnt which can only comc from
food; silmulunts and ncrvc Ionics new
or givr- rcul strength, thcy civc II ficti-
tious strcugth. invariably followod by
reaction. Every drop of blood. ovary
IIcrvc nnd tissuc is manufactured from
our daily food. and if you can insure its
prompt uction and complctc digcsliou
by tho rouulur use of so good nnd
wholcsomc II rcmcdy IIt Stuart's llysv
popslu 'l"IIlIch.s~ you will how no nerd
of lll'l‘\'e topics and smilinrlums.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia 'l‘ublcis
huvc bccn in tho murkct only a fcw
I'cnrs, yo! probably (Ivory drugglst in
lbo Unilcd Slim-s. Canada and Grout
llrimlu now sclls Ibcm and considers
ihcm tho most popular and successful
of any propurnilou for stomach trouI
bio. 824-2ll
MANY KILLED ON BOTH SIDES.
Turkish Troops Surround Two Hun-
dred Bulgarian Revolutionists.
(‘ONSTAN'l'lNHl’LH Scpicmbcr 2i:
'l‘lIrw lIqulrI-d liulgurinn rI-I'olutlmII
‘sts, who worn surrounded by Turkish
troops in tho \‘illuyct of Sulonlcu. suc-
I-ocdmi in forcing thc (‘orilrm urtcr a
sIIIIguinuI-y buIIlc, during which both
sides suflcrml scvvrc losscs. livin-
rorcomcnls of troops have boon cont
in pursuit oi the Bulgarians. The
Turkish govcnunoni. it is sold, has do
cichi to call out ilficon builnllons of
l‘flliifrl (public) to dual with tho rovol~
IIiiIIunry bands. which pro modulus in
Mm-cdouln.
SALONK‘A. Europcnn ’l‘urkcv Sup-
tombcr lil‘r-Till' millllu rl‘tll'l'l'l'h‘ huvr-
born I'sllwl out and tho troops urI- bo-
lIII: Illspuichcd to the luicrior of Mom
donlu.
Them in no use suffcrlnz with that
cough that has worried you all spring
and seems to hold on in the summer.
You can stop it it you will only take
the advice you soo hero nnd uso lin-
nInn'II English Cough Syrup. You can
not it for 25 could. R. H. l’lolated. “
NO L088 OF LIFE ON THE DANUBE
VIENNA. Ropinmber 2llv-Thtl only
foundation for the report. publlsbmi In
tho lluitcd Slums by II nows agency
ycsiorduy tlIuI ll Danube Iuoaqur sunk
ncnr Vluunu Thursday and that. four-
naou pornonn wcro Iimwncd. is that 9
cont bump sunk at tho Iron union of
tho Dnnuho. ncnr Oran. There was
no loss of life.
ll ,Q Hill 7
Will" ,
Gonulno'
Carte r2 3
Little LIVeII Pills
lull lair “insulin or
t
BEWARE or ommzurs FOR CA2
TARRH THAT ou'rlIIN
ME sou v.9
surely destroy tho
thlough the mucous surfaces Such
articles should cover be used except
on prescription train reputable physl
ton told to the good you can possibly
Hall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney I!
(10.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mercury
IIIId is taken internally, noting directly
upon the blood ‘and mucous surfaces
at the system. in buying Hollis Cw
tarrh (lure he sure you get the genu-
ine. lt is taken inthnslly. and mode
In Toledo 0th by F J. Chency & Co
Testimonials ir'ce
u Sold by Drugsists, price 759 per hot
9
Hull's Family Pills are the boat.
"The Book of the
Presidents”
By Gan. cul‘nfuzl-i. Growenor.
20 yam member of Gunmen. Pro
pounced the» most sumptuoul and mag»
niflcently benutitulbook ever issued
in the United Staten. 2». Contains 27
large full-page Photoxmvure Por-
traits, reproduced from the «best paint-
ings in the White House. the Congress
ion-l Library the Capitol Building and
the Gorcoran Art Gallery, of Working
on.
-Gontains Deportmont ot Autograph
Letters, showing on autogruph letter
0! onch' Prelidont ofItho United States,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. Then two
in any bookevér issued.
Both President McKinley 9nd Proust
dent Roosevelt posed specially in tho
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This in the greatest. honor ever con-
ferred on-Iny publicntlon ever tuned
in this country. This work remot-
feature: have never before appeared
Our bullpen k991i! III busy, 9nd 179
I!" it In our ottgntlom It“, .91"in
but to so to the busy m when you
want anything in-Ihlallnl; itsheIIwno't
"good he wouldn't he‘huly. Thlt's why
wo‘bellm you'll be suited hue.
WALL PM!“
Only II‘HING dulgnlv
You find thlm all lhly lhould b9.
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANGING.
Wo'ro I'm} 'to do tho work.
WINDOW aHADEl.
My out. make or thickmu, to
‘1‘":
PAINTERG'GUPPLIII.
ARTIBTG’ MATERIALI.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
”wrmm ll mm"
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loath Norwnlk.
Telephono connection.
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Painter and Pilnr lingo.
W. I} a". 'v.‘
Puro' Whito' be“ no mno'
mixed by hind will wear. twice
as long and-:covor'doublouur- I
face as machinery mixed. Th9
noun 0! William Steven “on:
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
«Main street. wore printed or III
in this mum over alovon 19m
credit upon the Nation.
tic American citizen will buy» it.
Bulls at light. I ' ‘28m9u' fortunes
and large; fortune: will Ibo
made on this publicntlon within the
out throo yours. High class men and
women employed on compulsion or
part salary and part commission. ll.-
wanted to open small ofllco ‘at'home or
in home town, to have chlrgo‘of ll-
enta and correspondence. look otter
the advertising and other work,
Write for terms and olrculm. Ad-
dress,
THE CONTINENTAL PRESIS.
Corcoran Bulldlng, OppOIItO
U. 8. Treuury,
‘Wnlhinzton, D. C.
TORS IN FIRE INSURANCL
FlRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is contingrutlon
proof"?
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a. quarter of I
century is at your service
JACOB M L! YTONI
' - Fm insurance.“ ‘
5 Railroad Place. 89. Norwalk.
I Joni
Lana: I“
IF YOU ARE A POOR RISK
do not try our Company. It. you are in
good health we will give you the low
cut mics and best security.
Company.
Fredorlck H. Fluid.
Gcnernl Agent.
llnitod Bunk Building. South Norwalk
Conn.
Ian. ' will!
Plumbing and Slum float
in a. ,
Hot Warn Hanna.
rm Mr marina. .
riBTOVEI'AND muons.
SLATE AND TIN ltUUFiNO.
On and filo-m mung.
an fixtures, Mull Collin.
live you noon our stock at
IWHM on 9 IAN-III. f
ITO
I 1'! WILL” “Tm. NQR'ILLI.
Hay Fever.
with It cui'bbort Wilmington
not. mm:
rev.” it never win in my Favor, lu-
«touts Ontlrrh. Autumn or motion
till Oonnunwtivu.
' communion-vita.
p
In one not“ to may“ cum
and 509 It amnion.
Every puma '
being made by man Ind women
500 guaranteed year-lye Anointing"
“Two moaning;
(onncctlrut General Life insurance
mm «vacuum-2 III
“Ono bottlo oii Brazilian
Hahn all toured {had cost! oi Hay to
ill 9nd im cured thousands or hm
Only m extor-
ullnstor known to icicles. all
a tin: mm and lilo
3mm“ Mm, used tacitly. cum
Romano
illo'lj" it‘ll,“ with ”harsh Wm.“ III
.2990. They an stlluoo I
You? house will lion “vi won ,
i! l pa lit it. My once, 2 South
.138“! Itrgot. My volition“. no
In 999" strict." ‘
valve.
“Notioleu. c‘lolou without in or n
tor hammer. flu no tut.
TflElDEAL I
vowuzran “mm nou-
LATINO PLUlI-I VALn.
A no]! “Justin; pressure unlmr.
applied to 9 Plush Volvo opal-stud by
direct pressure. Dllomuo ll. I'll.
amount of water in tho um length of
time, reg-rams at tho humor iron
sure in service Dipo. . 2
See it In quotation in our dil'ploy
room.
Horacell
Cor. lluill llunulllulsmus
IIIIaI up hills
mo. 40 WATLRISTRELT
’.I
GOUTH Mamas. 501V
III:
SOLOMON" stink: dimer.
Gold. In... Nickel and Copper
- 2 - Plating... ..
Chandelier-I. Hand Irons. Fenian,
Bird Cull and all” kinds of
lots! Work Rum
and Refill“
ANTIQUE; BRONZING.'
umi simi- of m, m ’ Ivan.
Bri'l‘l Ad'letiliug' Sign.
2 shadows" :nm .
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fit‘filflfi“ " "
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scumlv‘anmtx.
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lPW
ilitsry ours called“ II
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$9.2
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the limo, , ”'3 ""
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