Nils Edith Mead spent Saturday In
Broad River.
Mrs. Smith. of Rowan street, is visit-
Iua out of town today.
Mrs, Hall. of Van Zandt street, ls
seriously ill at. her home.
Rev. Charles M. Seilcck preached
yesterday at the Mission of St Paul' s
Church » -
James liilonrmcdlcu will conduct
the class meeting at tile Methodist
Church,tornorrow evening.
The regular prayer meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. will
beheld Thursday eyeaiug. - ‘ - I
'li.e a. r‘. S. Club will hold a meet-
irrs; Friday evening at the home of Miss
Laura Baker. in Fort street.
Miss Alice nlydenburg.‘ of Covc ave-
“"8th taken a position at Hafner‘s
stationary store on the br.ldgc
Mr. and Mrs. George Cluthridge of
l" Fort Point street. went to New \' ork
vI-r-terday. returning tltis morning.
Mrs. (lertrudc Blake. of East Nor-
rr'alk. entertained the Misses Griffin
and Blake of Danbury. over Sunday.
Rev. .J. W. Davis went to Bridge-
port this morning on his bicycle to
transact a number of matters of busi-
ness. . ‘.
Mr. and Mrs Abram llocrum enter-
tnlucd Mr. and Mrs. James Root and
, Short-r. have returned to their home in
We
tamllly Bible contains a record of
natal, descent. of It?i lg.“ lean Dover:
from Ldrd J enport, who
came over on the Mayflower
“mm-1W
, ROWAYTON.
Rev. I". t‘., Brownie slightly unprov-
ed. ‘3 ' I
Miss lie”, or Port on on, Is the
gnast of her sister. Mrs. F air The".
George McKay. of Brooklyn. was the
guest of friends In this place. over
Sunday. '
. flurry Scotleld. of Weehawken
llelgltts. preached III the Baptist
Church. last night.
Misses Emma Cushtnau and Emma
Walker spent Sunday in Mount Ver-
non. the guests of. Mis Fthelyn Har-
WP- ‘
The baseball team, of this place.
have made plans to play with a South
Nor-walk uine_ at Roton Point. Memor-
Ial Day. .
Mr. and Mrs. h‘. M. Dolbeur. who
have been the guests of Mrs. Jennie
' Ira way toward
taster: A an III Irritating
mainly; frota no oiohstnroatratlon
The coming Sunday school rally at
the Methodist Church. May III. will
more of unusual interest .\ pro-
Igtatu of exceptional merit is being
arranged and some 0! tap IIIIIIIst spattitr
ers III the Connecticut state Sunday
School Association stIIlI'IaG ’
A marked improvement has, dbeta
made to the highwayb at State and
Church streets, following the laying of
It spar track on State street by titt-
'I'rhction Cottrpany. A better grade III.
established and additional road spat-.II‘
had. The work is being dour.I by the
trolley company. under the supervision
of the selectmcu.
Bunion men continue Iurprovcnrcnts
along' the line of trolley tIotiI III road
construction and stringing a new cubic
for Increased power. Tho routl from
Southport west will be in per-fort corr-
tlltlorf when through rims are cstalI
Iished berm-cu Bridgeport and Nor-
i
Brooklyn.
A number of ”III children are HIV-i
ing no end of fun ringing door bellsI
and hanging May baskets. some of!
wlrlch are very pretty.
The Tokenckc Corporation ls erect~
ing a large bathing parilion at But-
ter” a Island beach. The structure will I
be used by the residents of the ucw‘
houses (In the Island The building is i
a very commodious one. and much?
pleasure is expected from It this surn-
mer.
III. and Mrs. Clifford Twlss. relatives”
vcstcrday. ;
Irving Smith will lend‘ the meeting
of the Junior Praying Band to be held
on Friday night in the Ladies' parlors,
of the last Avenue Methodist (‘hutch.t
R. J. Pierce. of Boston. Was a guest}
of Hubert Pier-.Ie his former employ.ch
yesterday. MI. Pierre was on his way"
f’rortr Boston to Ncu York and stopped.
over.
This evening a meeting of the Ep- ‘
worth League. to transact a number
' of Important matters of business. will
be held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Seymour. .59 Winfield street. at 8 p In
I‘ J. Hayes. late manager or the l.
M. Barnes Pharmacy III Torrlngton.
and having passed the highest exami—
nation III his class. began his duties at
the Bridge
Oulug to some nrisundctstanding
of orders thcrI- was a general mix- -up,
IIII the trolley line that night A cari
stood on the Noroton switch for over i
an hour and one on the Ilaptist r
Church srr itch tho same length of tlntc.‘
one Waiting for the other. 'lhe (or.
that should have left Guidct' s store III
7: III o‘clock. for South Norwalk lefti
there considerably after 8
A number of voting people of tidal
pl.rI II enjovcd a strap title to New Cu-
naan Saturday night. returning about 1
III clock 'llrose who went III-III MISIWIII
i (trace Platnlar.
. Stevens
Mllian -Cr'.oeltett Perl
Laura Crockett. Minnie Strif-
fin. it-rtrudc (‘.olc Vita Mlllspnuglr.
William Clark. IIII'IIIy Bruin. l-‘loaard
Stevens tlcorchlII-rrorr narl Thorns...
Fred Waters and Percy Sltetrou all
members of the Rising Star Division
Pharmacy ”“3 “10'““35- Another party consisting (It the Misses
About twenty‘ members of the Junior ‘ llnttic Youngs and Alice Rruntlt'tgc and
Dead went to Cr'anbmy yesterday to
attend services there. They hold a
regular testimonial meeting In the
evening.
spcrrd the whole day there
Miss Etta Schultse. ot’ Brrogepori.
was a guest 0ch Sunday of her sis-
ter. Mrs. Frederick Warm. of Cove
street.
place of residence from 13332 Park ave-
nue to 28 Adams street. Ilrldgeport.
On Sunday evening. May 26. Rev.
James Montgomery. D. D.. will preach
at the Methodist Church. Rev. Mr.
Montgomery Is the presiding elder of
the district. After the service. the
regular quarterly conference will be
held. ~
A meeting of the Loyal Workers
Aniliary of the Advcrtt Christian
Church will be held Wednesday even-5
ing at the Itotrrc of Mrs. Swift. In liar-
ilntrd street; South Norw alk. The arts-
iliary lras not met before for two
months
Last Sunday itr .ltIne.‘ members of
too Sunday School of the Advent
Chrrstlauflhurch. will listen to a num-
ber of'interestlng tales upon the tea.
sons forthe last q arter. The names
of the speakers hare not been made
prrbllo as yet.
Sunday evening the founding of the
Epworth League will be properly cele~
hinted. at the East Avenue Churmch'
The "Weslev Succession Program" will
be used The new officers of the
league will be installed by the pastor.‘
Rev. E. Cunningham.
W. R Gilbert and daughter accom
partied by Arthur Carr went to New
Canaan yesterday to see Mrs. Gilbert.
They report thatitme never appeared-
to be in better health than site does
at the present time: She Is at Dr.
Brooks' Sanitarium there.
it Was announced In the schools last
Ivcck‘ that the number of grades here
would be reduced and that hereafter
there Would be only eight instead of
nine ”grades The promotions in the.
ninth grade will be made in June and
the pupils will be compelled to take
the two years course in a year and
titroo months.
Mrs. Matilda Benedict.
Iv.allt has gone to Brooklyn to visit
her sister Mrs Underwood where It
Is honed change of strand and general
surrounding will help her to regain her
somewhat affected health. She and
Mrs. Davenport went on the train to-
gether on Saturday as far as New York
as they are both great friends
The next social of 0. S. Ferry Com-
In: ad. U. V C.. will be held June‘l
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
0. Merritt. in Seaview avenue. At the
last. meeting of the Union It “as voted
to current the imitation of Rev. W W‘.
'1‘, Duncan. pastor of the South Nor-
walk‘ Methodist Church to attend di-
viuo- service III that edifice on May 31.
Mrs. Frank H Davenport. \Ihose
great- grandfather was brevetted by
General Washington in the war for in
dependence. has returned to her moun—
tain I'home. situated on the 100-acre
farm of her husband‘s parents. Cornel
ids and Ruth Davenport. In Benning—
Ion; Vermont. where the family has re-
sided ovor‘thirty years: Mrs. D. and
family have given up their town house
and henceforth will be located on tire
farm, where her four children. Mabel
Harvey. Ed and Flosaie, will‘have lots
of room and chances to brow and have
good health. While visiting her moth-
or Mrs Ed James the two were iri-
separable, and Improved every shining
hour by visiting old friends and mak-
ing new ones.
Harvey. Bushnell Davenport the old
osterandsonoflraldlamoa has
shown wonderful aim of. brain ability
:a. a youth of osly fourteen by atr‘peat;I
"our Osman ”Moos an
ring-toe hokhdag- WW Irr- purine
written verse and taken on Latin. and
*l! he lives to manhodd‘.” will no doubt
make his mark. While Mfl‘ Ira.
Davenport and his“ a
A number of them went to:
Miss Sclrultze has changed Ircr I
of East Nor I
Messrs. George and Dndlcv Willmott
also enjoyed a ridII to New Canaan.
«impossible to foresee flll accident.
Not Impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr 'i‘homns' Eclectrlc Gib—Monarch
oIer pain.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Ellen Nash Is on thrI sick list.
Mrs. Alfred Morclrousc is ill at her
home here.
Charles Ii‘l‘t‘lltlt‘nlhili. of Bethcl.
spent Sunday with friends in Dar-Ion.
\Vork ls first progressing In'layirrg
out streets on the Joseph lilndley
property.
Mr. aird Mrs. Ralph lilrrtlley arrived
Ironic. t‘ritlav from their honeymoon.
and are occupying their new home
Miss Adelaide 1.. Waterbury has
started It magnificent bed of passion
having purchased some rare specimens
in South Norwalk.
Tire grassed banks of the railroad
tear the stations In this place. which
were improved last year begin to take
ion a very neat appearance.
The missionary meeting which was
.10 irate been Itcld last lt‘ridar'. attire
parsonage of the Congregational.
lChurch. was postponed until this week.
Charles Adams the well~knoIvn li-
quor dealer. has purchased the build-l
ting fortrterly occupied by the Barton
launch works and will change it into ai ‘
.'-tlrrce family tenement.
The baseball team of the Dorian
public school is negotiating with the;
team of the Noroton public school. and:
I: Is probable that the two teams of III
tic men will meet shortly.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Cont
Ibany has ruled to hold a fair in Sep-
itembcr. and has appointed as a com-
. Inlttec Judge William H. Wilmotr Jr.
.wrruam J. Fleming and John Finch. “9’
James H. Raymond. Darien a newse .-
teetman has his sleeves rolled up In:
yearasst. and hits a gang of men at;
work grading Halsey avenue. in front I
tof the Dr E. Treat Payne place In No'
.roton This Is on the $500 approprla.
:tion last year for this purpose
The work. of constructing a hand-i
some residence on the Bradv property I
.Iecently acquired by Joseph Hindley t
{began tlrls morning. when ground was:
broken for a toilet The [rouse will be.
I modern III every respect. it will have
«right rooms and all tbtI latest lm-!
i or ovements.
Rev. Arthur Realm deity-cred his Iastt
‘ ~ermons a~I pastor of the Presbyterian
iClIurch. yesterday. preaching to large
'icongregations. His departure from
Newton. this wsck. for Springfield.!
Mass. will be very generally regretted
and he has the best wishes of every
one in town.
The Darierr Launch works. have
mated their sleek and fixtures from
their for Incr quarters in Railroad our
one. Charles Adams. who owns the
place adjoining. has acquired this pro
petty and intends to raise it three feet.
place a cellar under it and convert it-
Into a tenement house ‘I‘
Sylvester Bowen states that Darlen
will here a ball team and will 0 n
the season on Memorial day. Iv an
the club will play a team from New;
York. The old Brady grounds have
been cut up into lots and a' road is be.
In; run through them. lt Is probable'
that any games played here. this year
will have to be on the avenue lot off
Mala street.
WESTPORT.
Alenadon’flrmsrk has been engaged
by that EN
The Rev. J E. Coley, of Hamden. is
in town for the week.
Curtis Eddy has again started his
blacksmith tn Slugs?"
Mrs. H’ Coley. of 'Wsiton la vie-
Ittag friends in Greens Farm
Cole's Electrlo Expraas*’Codeaay
has stafied its delivery a here i
m m I ‘I Him I
W.” I!" Will WW Tom mm")
Philadelphia this IvoeIJIi -.~.-t I“ 3’3” ’3‘~
Ills“I up at fog:
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t
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-‘ ante time ornamebntal la the fashion
;moatlr:
tremoring ink" stains Is from its col-
wpits handr and
walk and the schedule time is to Ilt‘
within an hour from' point to point.
Never ltr the history of the plan c was
the necessity for adequate accommo
nations for town oIIII-ea IIIIII a retard
\utrIr. It more Imperative necessity
than now. Spasnrodlcally thc‘cre‘ction
of a town hall tit discussed. but the
evidences that this all important Issue
zwlll rIIaI-Ir ll satisfactory conclusion
seems to indicate the town' as far
off from the necessity as ever.
Roton I‘IIlrtt‘ Is Wastpott' s bnly' hope
tor :I summer" a outing again this sea
.otr and the planned extension of the
Bridgeport line through to Notwulk
will enhance the comfort from this
point. Arming Smith of Hritlghpdrt
has leased ilrc point from the Count-0
Iicut iiatluay and Lighting Corrtpnuy.
and as Mr. Smith has practical cxpt-ri
cut: in catering to the public. much in
the line of attraction ls_ expected IIII'I‘P
throughout the summer. In more wart-I
ihart one Is the trolley a benefit to thr-
public.
WESTON.
.\lr,s It It. IIIIIHI‘. spent last wr-ck lu
\I‘iltorr.
S. S. (‘IrI‘vIIr spt-III part of last Ivor-k
III New link.
.\li~s IE flit-I lit-crs has returned frotrr
rt \reck' s visit in Monroe.
MIso'iIlniitra l"itt:h. oi" Westprrt‘t,
III‘II friends ill‘l'l,‘.‘ last‘ week.
Mr. antiI Mrs. tIsI-trr Budd aI-I- \‘i-‘ilrtl‘r
ut the Slutt- (‘rrpituL this wot-k.
II. II. SIurgI-s is moving to his Irons-I-
irr \I'iitorr. having sold his place here
to Mr. Lockwood. Itf IIIIN Norwailr.
.ittnItII MIIIIIII. IIIII six-year-IIIII Mill of
Mrs. lent-go livers. who war-I so scri-
Itusly injured by It loaded wagon rott-
Irlng rive-r ltiut‘on 'l'ltur‘stltry last. Is he-
lrrr: cared for at the Norwnlk iiuspititl,
A laru‘rI delegation from Bristol
ttr'angc visited Noriield Grunge on Fri
day cvcnlnc. and were entertained II‘
it fine musical and literary program
anti supper. by the patrons of Nurtlolrl
READY FOR A BIG LOCKOUT.
25.000 Mon May he Affected Today in
Philadelphia.
I'llll.ADlI3I.PI-IIA. May lI~~—All Is in
readiness for the lookout of every
building trade tiirlon which attempts to
help the striking jourrrcytncn carbon.
Icrs In this city. The Masters‘ Assoc-
iation Is reported to IravI-_Ilccttlctl to
put the threat Into execution tomor-
row. The union is waiting for develop-
ments. and 25.000 workers may be In-
I'olved within :24 hours.
A resolution has been adopted unan-
imously by the Central Labor Union
pledging that organization and its Iii
afllliatcd unions to give instantly all
the financial assistance they could at
ford to help the building trades If they
are attacked from the outset
Secretary W E. Clark. of the Broth
erhood of Carpenters' District Council
went to New York and there. met Prank
Daily the general sceretarv rrho Is en
route to Indianapolis. the nationa‘
headquarters. After the situation was
explained to him Duffy said: “The
fight must be won at all hazards I
shall have the general office give you
$2n 000 as a preliminarv donation for
your war chest."
FASHIONS.
vls
lurnbroldcrcIl muslins' are as attrac-
tive as they are fashionable.
The loose alccv'e seems best suited
to the Ircgllgee. but there are many
who prefer the cuff.
Tire wrist made with others length
~let re does not for that ran need
to be made with cut-out nee Of
course with this sleere a long glove
.is worn and ‘tho neck would be high.
The jaunty little wrap which norms
as a slight protection and Is at the
able wrap of thomoment.. It may be
made of black or the Iiaintiettt shade of
silk. or even whit‘e. ‘
The ”Pictorial ReIIeII" is fttll of
useful hints to the housewife this
the following suggestion for
::umns Fresh mIIkI stains may be car
tly removed by soakiua them in boll
lug milk for a few minutes. If the
Islam is still persistent. try the same ,
Imethod as for rust status. A black
ilnk stain can also be removed by portr-
lug some red ink over it. allowing it
to dry and then rushing It.
Every young woman should learn to
Emake It .-,well -fltting shirtw..alst A
wealth of these garments Is necessary
ito get through a summer season com-
fortablv. and If one knows how to
{brake them herself she can often have
in pretty waist for" loss m s dollar
which would cast her betsosn two and
three to buy ready- made. and If she is
imnnn It will be better made and fit
be: quite as. well. One can easily
intake one bf" these waists in a day If
she is half quick.
Those who desire to be .beautiful
should dead they canto restarts, their
health: storey am lost It. orrtéep'n,
if'they have It still. says “Health CuL
tare.” It to impossible for anyone to
lay down specific rules for other our
pie In these Item. in work which
one may do. a rant. diatom bat tha,
are matters lbriiadtvidol considera-
tlou.’ but none the less they must all
‘be cadretnllyI tltoaghi of and never neg.
to . a. person
tell well. It .é‘otgewdfi&m he feels
ill, he looks ill. To have a from com-
ploaloa and bright eyes. oven to Iran
re. yos
Health aad happiness
rfirtt‘ it vl vs't
{g‘he‘or youri
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this I
{IMP r‘ft’r
canon MAN’ nutty: assert.
.. ~..-.‘
Franic Fain-can 'Iroohttt to Bridgeport
Hospital With a lad Wound Over
, ; Ha HII'r‘I
luirlng a disturbance at l‘ union. Sal
Irrriuy night. iI‘rank- Pabreau was shot
lII‘IilI by Deputy Sheriff Bert Morwlrr
The story gathered from narratives of
those most interested is that lI‘ruulI
Fain-cart and his two brothers. John ii.
and George In. hurl tlIroattInotl the life
of C. \‘I'. Candi-c, rti‘ Huston. Tlloy “'1'!”
III his house armed, assailed his house
with stones and tired Imvcral shots III
ii.
Caudoc managed to trend word to
Deputy Sheriff Merrvln of the itssault.
tttrd arming hillltwii with a revolver.
the latter hurried III the St't‘llt‘. Set-lug
riIII l-‘abrtIaus ncur thtI house. Mcrwlrr
tor-detail ttrem to disperse. Ignoring
tlto command II is charm-ti that Frank
"I‘ubrcuu tili'“ n I‘I‘V'OIH'I and fired at
the deputy. who returned the fire. hit
ting I-‘rank as described. The Fuh-
rcitus started I" rrrrr. but Wt‘l't' I‘urct-Il
III surrender.
The shooting took plat-II about 10
o'clock Saturday night. 'l‘htI \\I)IIIIII'
t‘iI man was brought, III thr- t‘lllt'l‘KCIICy
hospitnl' III this city. where the Illt"'lI.
as tukI-It at once to the rz'circrnl ho:-
pilal. .II 2 II’-cltIIk this morning In
was resting corrri‘orlably. The iron»
blI- is said to have urisr-n over M r. Curr
tlrIII's refusal to give the men $1.30 pt-r
day and two IItI-uls as wages for work-
Ing for ltltrt. they declined his offer of
Shift per day and I\\'ii Int-iris.
FROM A CAT SCRATCH
.III the arm. III Iht‘ \IIIrst sort of It burn,
sort- or hell, lchiIt's \Iilch lluztIl
Salve is a quick‘ t'lll‘tt. III buying Witch
Hazel Salve, Ill‘ particular to get lic-
Will's-this is the valve that heals
without leaving a scar .\ sptII-itlc for
blind, bleeding itching and pr'oIrnIII
III: pit-Is. Sold by Clifford l‘lrttr'tnat-r
CI
TWO BROTHERS REUNITED.
Separated From One Another in Ger-
many Fifty Veara Ago.
Mll.\\'.\l'l\'l€lI2. \\'ls., May it II)
t strange I'Uilll‘itit'llt't'. I‘IIIII'II'.‘ and
Ivory Licrurnn. tumult-s of the Nation
Il Stiltlicts’ llquII in .lris Iiiy. IIIII’I‘
It-IIII rtInuiItItl iri'iIII' a separation tri-
‘.raII I‘l century. It “"5“ a t'IlIIIlI‘II l't‘-
ttrrrl.‘ of William lir'rrittlt. lhr- chit-f
-rIItk at the iltilllt‘. “ht! said that ”I“
.II'I'llIlIllS_ “Ilti nrt .II-ting in tho r-Itpa—
:t, or" Irailvr's. lutritr'tl enough alike in
III brothers. \\'IIII'II II~IublislIcI| IIIl'Il
IIIIIritv. Charles saint lrc I-uInt-
\I'iir~:tt:tr'. tlcr'nrauy. IINH‘)‘. trim hntl
tppcarctl to lake littlt- interest III the
‘tlll\'t‘|‘.~lliiilll. rertrttr'kt-II that Wiustnar'
was his former Iiitllll'. Question tol-
irmod qlrcstittn tIuIil lII- irry satisfied of
Ilt'II Itill‘llt‘l relationship rIlItspcIl the
new arrlrttl in his arms and II'XIIIIIII-
ly exclaimed: “‘(ltatlit. \ou art“ Ill.I
lrrotltcr whom I left fifty yt-ars ago and
have never seen since."
'l‘ltcn III" brothers I'lllIll‘ltt‘t‘II, i-Iars
streaming down tin-Ir grizzled checks.
Henry l'llllll' to this country when a lad
~le years old and lived with his uncle.
been In the home btrt II short time.
SMALLPOX IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. May II.-I-TIII‘ health
authorities have under observation ii.
supposI-Il case of smallpox. 'I‘Ire vic-
tint is Ernest. Wiliettmrlil years old. It
carpenter. The young man lives with
his parents and six children on New
Park avcnoc. The house has been
placed under quarantine trtrfil the pity-
natnrc of Willettc's illness.
._—.. .V. ..
KING ANd QUEEN LEAVE LONDON
LONDON. May Ileiug Edward
and Queen Alexandra. accompaniedby
large suites, lei‘t London this morning
to pay their first ceremonial visit to
Scotland. They will arrive- at Editi-
burgh this evening. Their majestlos
were greeted by big crowds of people
while driving in semi-state to the rail-
rortd station. escorted by a detachment
of the Household Cavalry.
OFFERED PANAMA CANAL MONEY
PANAMA‘. Mav llult‘ ls currently
reported here that the Panama Canal
Company has offered the Colombian
government. “2.000.000 of the 840. 000.-
000 the company receives tram the trui-
ted States government for the canal
property
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tlys-I‘-‘r~
sweet odor
Ill (Woo.
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a.
:2 Ammoohtod
the Well
III the breast to rinse prtIxiuilly to tllrII
I'Ionr .
He served during thr- t-ivil war.
(‘httrlcs cuttrt- quny yr-nrs IIIII'I‘ and
~ervcd in the navy. The latter has
sit-tans in charge definitely decide the;
)prtm‘nwm Itutit “Ronni
Cram washed wlili sans ctti‘ss retilit his
399 ELEGANT PREMIUMS mm
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a osmosq psi-hide {.II-Whit
the taro of CONNECTICUT.
Made from galvppiasd tin; MI.
storm, and fire-proof.
Require no painting. Oma-
méntal and easily applied.
Write for prices. samples and
catalogue.
littllItIItIISliIIiiiitalllotihiila
W was. we "II-II» I-
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‘ ‘consptaeo To no mounts:
SAN l-‘Ii.\.'\'(‘l.\‘(‘ 0 May ll~FIIrII of
the «III-van orcsldcnts of the Sec l'irtp
Soc lt-II IIIHI‘ III-on arrested for the II on
spiravy to Irrtrrdt't‘ IIII' :tmr IIII‘IIIIIIII‘I; 0i ‘
ing of his wound was checked amt h" the Chinese Society of English lIIIltir-a- ‘
lion. and two or Itrcrtt. (Ict- IitillL’. (III.
who Is not only tltI- president of the (In '
I'III it lliglrbinrlcr 'lmtg but of the See
l'ups ttrtti l.tI II- litI III: president of the
Mary lit-orig 'I‘IIIII.
Iorrt'I-ssious in the police The other
seven prtIsiIIr-rris are lit hiding. but will
Iit' atrrt-stcd as soon as they can
found.
torrrrnit mur-xdtt lllliI It is belit- Ircd that ‘
tIItI IIrrIIcuIc ItlI'I-utlv obtained In stifli-
rival to send Ilrt-nr all to the petition ‘
tlntr for tour; twins. the IIII'II under
the butt of" ”III Sct- Yup Society wcrc
srrsptIcII-II of rzlriut.I Iilt‘ authorities in
formation r'I-uartlirrg gambling undr-I
INIIII'I' prottI-tlou 'Ill Chinatown.
i QUICK anaasr.
.i, .\. (lullctlL-II. III \‘rIthIIIn tin, was
twice in the hospital from a severe
”use of pit-Is causing 24 tumors AItt-I
doctors ltllti all I'I‘lllt'liil'.~' failed, lint-k-
ltIII‘s .\riiiI-II Snivt- quit-lily
further inflautnratitru and cured him.
It r'otrqru'i's III-hos attd kills pain.
at i" ll IIII\IIIr'.- Itr'tIntzist.
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UNIUII PACIFIC RAILROAD STRIKE
(‘Hlt' \tltl .\luv II -~ T-III
lttrIc man'- (Onlpit'lt' ‘
lttI : .
upon charges of conspiracy to“ :
at't-tIsItIII t
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t‘ irrouir- III:
r To the Old
and Money Orders
where in Europsl
loavest rates.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars lit--
ward for airy case of Catttrrh that ran-
not be cured by llull a t‘ qutIlI Cube.
1“. J. (‘llltl Nl-‘I’ KI t‘tl.. l'rops.
Toledo. 0.
We the undersigned. httvtI known II‘.
J. Cheney for tlrtI last l.'I years. and ne-
licvo him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
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by improv Id methods. hence, not.
reasonable —mors lasting. .
(told Sltvsr Nichol. Chitin; a f
so Antique arousing. '
Motors
The New England liloctrio No-
tor really has no superior. gladly
show you ans.
|by their flI‘IIII
IIWIIsI til t'ruux. Wholesali- Dtnggista.
Toledo, Ohio.
Welding, Kinnnn & Marvin Wholesale
lirttgglsts, Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Curc is taken Iutcrn-i
lolly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tlto system
P l’riIc The per bottle Sold by all drug-
gists. I‘tIstiIIronials ft-cc. .
ilali‘s l-‘amily Pills arc the best.
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N0 Better 7 THEG. N MCKIBBIN
' ' irr'FG co .
iG roc cries” .. ms... ”iii?
at Any Price.
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ii‘IXIIII l-‘anI-y C IcamIIIy litlltI-i' , LIII- III,
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r .‘i Carts 'I‘untutocs. 25c,
'i (Tiltis SWI‘PI (‘III‘IL \ 250
l'ttckucr-s l’rcsto. ‘ 250 f _
‘.‘ l'tttrrttl t‘art (‘orucrl lit-cf, 300 '7 y ‘1‘”: t T l. I" "I“. ,I dz...
.— . . . We still carry the same line of Lawn
" Mowers
Stuli'
m"- a
For years We have sold the Indiana
lligh Wheel Ball Bearing Victory
\iowers, pro-eminently the best Hinds.
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. EAST NORWAILK. stand by Mowers. i. . {I‘t'l‘ ‘4
GRANITE STATE. IDEAL Ado ‘
no‘vsa. " ‘
. These we have always had in stock
. for the last sixteen years. unit's-IT
today says: i‘rI-sirltnrt ii, I). llrrrt, of
HIV l'niIIu l'aIlIlc ltailrrturl. and .i. (I.‘ .
Shilling lhil'ti \‘II'II-III‘IISIIIIIIII and traffic ' l‘llllt eve'y one 0; them' .\II 50?" 0‘
llllllllt"ll of mu Soothi- lll l‘nt Itit ltarl- . ‘1
road no to Icutrul Ii-Iurcs In I-Ionft l'l‘Ilt‘- I 9”“‘35' ‘I .-= Ilia-rd
cs IIIIIII in (‘ hit a .to \'I‘Nll‘l'till) In ritloils‘
to forestall .tII ulli.turc thtrrccrr the ST C
shop men on the Irvo syslr-rrts for the; , COM .0 K,
furtherance of the I'Itiorr l’aciilt'i . r.. .
sIrlkc All Saturday IIILIII two storm
r'IgIapltIIrs solo at “or It lit ”to joint om-
ices of the Southern Pacific urtd I‘ulort
il’-acifit railroads and III-IsIrIIrlay the
telegraph Wllt‘s tIIIII kept lrtrsv
vs. The colli'ercIIcI-I lit‘lwl‘l‘ll Mr.
. atId MI: Sttrlrbs included other advisor-
cd with the closest cure. Last night
what had been IIOIII‘.
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front foot is often worth more than it
back yard.
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‘of the girth.
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with .
rlphct nrrIssIth-rs front the same IIIIIc-g
liurt
res, the identities of whom \vere guard-I I
now of the participants would discuss '
Sprukiltg of I't‘lll estate in cities. 3‘
' '2 JUNIUSBIIOWN
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&- DOW,
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11'2 Wassruoron attract.
a‘o‘trrH Nohwit'LK. ' 5
Planted“. I
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entry-rattan
to 5: stars $132“:
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Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double ooh
face an machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Ste Wilcox; both on South
Ma est. were painted II: me
In this manner over eleven years
ago: They are still 4 . .
.Your- house will stand as. wall
ii I paint it. M‘lyloillqs'. 58 Song
Mala street... y residues“:
lIiI'n mammoth
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“grain 87
hi
Our New Goods are
now in stock.
“‘ N “‘I" Elm Rim
Printing,
Ptpir Hanging,
7" «A u:- .
tun fu—
star Lightr ng
8"‘Qfleiil‘ipe ‘ ‘ .‘
. First—- its convenience by. being able‘
Ito get the light without the use of a
‘ thatch. , ‘
Second—1h: lessening of the den-
zero of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
oinhas; if the gas is turned on. It will
is t .4
‘ThIId—Ths great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches matches not being necessary.
Fourth—Jim avoid defacing of walls
by the .acratrchiatmf matches by as»
rants and tits soiling of carpetarby
inn-owing the discarded natal: on the
i.lloor and tits carbon being ground Into
the carpet,
. The cost of this Lighter should be
iiess than the cost of matches as. with
iprsper cars the Lighter will last obs
iyear.
9 M NH.
Cuff; gain” and .WQQI ,5“.
in .i e“at still it.
I‘IETWEIN' ' '
namyoiut. .
aonwu‘; asp
assess itytur It
1557...; , rim or -
pLunaIso it"? not“
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nor Witt
HOT AIR Tm:
the" III
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