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WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1903.
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TAIL}: D‘M‘SK TOWELS
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E. K. BANKE,
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Mchnckcmc Hotel liock.
Iouth Norwalk. Conn.
an inside
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk uni viczinlty Fair to-
night and Thursday. Rain has fallen
during the past 24 hours in the or
tremo northwest. Mississippi and Ohio
valleys and Luke regionp and light
scattered showers in New England.
Tile disturbance that was central in
the upper Mississippi valley yesterday
morning has decreased in energy and
is likely to pass too far north to pro-
duce precipitation In this vicinity.
Tile area of high pressure was follow~
ed by extremely hot wave. in this sec-
tion and the Atlantic states. Condi-
tions this morning are not favorable
for rain except the possibility of local
showers.
W. H. Unhollz is in New York today,
on business.
. J. ('oiiins Av Company are furnish-
ing a large house in llanhury.
Mrs. A. (i. Judson, of 2i Haviiand
street, is visiting Mrs. l". P. Dyington,
of Hartford.
-—il‘iitvoi‘ with Vanilla Crystals——
and be convinced of their superiority—
10c.
Miss lrenc Youngs entertained a
small company of friends at whist
last night at her home in East aver
nue.
Mrs. S. l“. Gardiner has returned to
her home, in Milford, Delaware. after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Starte-
vant. '
Arthurl Conley. who has for some
time been employed at Seymour‘s gro-
cery store, has resigned his position
there. His place has not yet been fli-
ed.
A meeting of Uncas Tribe was held
last night, in Red Men's Hall. Ron-
tine. business was transacted, and two
applications were received for mem-
bership. Rev. H. D. Carpenter will
preach a week from Sunday to the Red
Men of the town. There will be over
two hundred in attendance.
Butterick patterns for June are just
ready and are full of variety. For
sale at the i-lowland Dry Goods Com-
pany.
——Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold .for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
—-’i‘he H. .l. Heinz Co's 57 Varieies
at i“. D. Lawton & Cd's. .
V. ll. Kineade, Bridgeport: Samuel
Simon. Daniel Shelley. A. Kline. (l. M.
Howeil. H. .i. Mrlser, New York; E. A:
Rogers, Boston; N. W. Brown,.Now
llaven; H. Knowles and wife. Boston;
A.-W. Davis, Norwich; E. D. Pratt.
Hartford; T. H. Mahon, New Haven:
R. N. Dayton. Springfield. have been
guests at the Hotel Clifford.
The news of the defalcation and dis-
appearance of Cashier Oliver Taylor
Sherwood. of the Sonthport National
Bank. has been received by a number
of friends in Norwalk with profound
regret. Prominent in financial matters
throughout this part of the state, a
member of mold and honored fam-
ily and Itrsonaliy of a bright and af-
fable soeial nature, it seems hard to
lit‘lit ya it possible that he has disgrac-
ed his name and broken up a home.
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BETTER THAN SPANKING
Spanking does not cure children oi
bed wetting. ff it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers, Box 516 Notre Dame.
ind. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
ble. you MAME!”- n-
MW
e hiid The chances are t can t help it.
Our sugar cured Hans and Bacon
are far superior to what bro generally
sold.
petite of an epicure. When you want
something good in the Meat line, re-
member that we are h gate
the finest Beef. Veal. utton' and
Lamb, etc.
PUUIJG MARKET.
:2 ”warmer ll'f'.
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T luv" 3
Shaina margarine
son creme some
sun ovnacoau
have" arrived. Why not
look "threat“ ovcll'm and place
Fine enough to ,tempt the ap- ‘
I
Company D will drill at tho armory.
this evening.
William Lawrence. of Quintard ave-
one, is quite seriously ill.
St. Mary's Ladios' Aid Society hold a
working session. last evening.
Major Wesley M. NibIOtk. of the Ho-
lcl Norwalk. was a visitor ill Hartford
yesterday.
John W. Realty has returned from a
Ishiug trip to Roxliury. reporting ex-
cellent luck.
The Ladies Auxllary will
strawberry festival on the, Y. M. C,
lawn tonight.
Captain Dilt'l'mlfl always has it this
clock of fresh fish on hand.
Lester (lormloy. of Washington
street. is recovering from an attack of
the scarlet lever.
A aloud communication of St. John's
Lodge, A. F‘, and A. M., will be held
tomorrow evening.
Arthur L. Merritt. of South Nor-
walk, spent last Sunday with relatives
in West Hunting Ridge.
)ommenclng in June weekly Imps
will be held at the Norwalk Yacht
(:luh on Tuesday nights.
—'l‘hn ll. J. llcinz Co's 57 Vill‘it‘tit'i.
at l". D. Lawton Sr Co‘s.
Richard Moore has secured a posi-
tion in the house furnishing depart—
ment of the Norwalk Heston Store.
Miss Nora Farrell, of Norwalk, who
is at. patient at the Middletown state
retreat for the insane, Is seriously ill.
Homer M. Byington. of Norwalk,
secretary to the United States consul,
at Naples. llaly. was in llanbury, yes-
tel-day.
liarry Goodwin has straw hats for
sale ranging in prices from 25 cents
up to $1.50.
Freeman Light and Harvey (lilmore
had a race with thier catboats, yes-
terday. which resulted in a victory for
Gilmore.
Charles Scofield. of South Main
street, has secured a position with the
Wheeler and Wilson Company. in
Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Holly, of Orange
county. New York, are guests of the
former's sister. Mrs. Eli Dickens, ill
Silvcrmlne.
Frank H. Webber. who is in Florida.
has been remembering his friends in
Norwalk with tomatoes, which he
raised there. _
The Springwood scarlet fever cases,
both of which are located in the long
building near Mechanic street, are re-
ported as improving nicely.
Quite a number of people have al-
ready begun the bathing season at
the seashore. The Knob has been util-
ized to a considerable. extent.
——l“lavor with Vanilla Crystals—sat.-
isl’aetlon- guaranteed—250 worth of
flavoring for 100.
Members of’Cracc Church branch of
the Girls' Friendly Society, will go to
Stamford, Tuesday night, and be the
guest of the branch of that place at its
closing session for the season.
Tile Clifford Pharmacy dispenses
prescriptions or furnishes drugs at
any time of night yell may need them.
Push the night bell.
The! committee having in charge the
fifteenth. anniversary of the institution
of Catholic Union t‘ouncli. Knights of
Columbus, held another meeting. last
night. to make further arrangements.
The recent supper given by the Inca
of the Norwalk Congregational Church
was found to have netted $150.32. The
supper was served at the town assem-
bly hall and was conducted entirely
by the men.
Another tire on Major Eben Hill's
automobile exploded yesterday morn-
ing. being the second one in twelve
hours. Fortunately he had another
tire with him. and quickly replaced
the disabled one.
The South Norwalk Launch Club has
suspended the runway to its float be
tween the bridges on weights so that
the runway is almost balanced. This
takes lilo weight of the runway off the.
float and is a great improvement.
The member-clad friends of the La-
Inont Club. ofthe SontlriNorwalk Cone
gregalional Chore. ‘ will have anoveni
ing with l‘res‘iden Palmer. corner of
Elmwood avenue and (loldcn llill
street. tomorrow night. All interested
are requested to be present. ,
-'-—-When doctors fail try Burdock
Blood Bitters. ('ures dyspepsia, con-
llold a
A.
stipation; invigorates the whole sys-
tem.
James 1°.Daff and family are mov-
ingztoday from Ann street to Green-
wich avenue, Greenwich. where Mr.
Duff is employed in the insurance has-
iness. .Ratt Duff rcsignodltic position
at the R t G Corset. Company's, fac-
tory. to accompany his parents.
About. twenty-liven! the students of
Brown' a Business College, journeyed to
Bridgeport. this afternoon U witness
the ball game of the local Brown Col-
lege team with the saucepan Huh
schools. Charles Cntbtll’s full blooded
English bull dog, resplendent in a new
blanket, was also taken over as mas~
cot. .
CONTENTMENT.
m fonbntof'ictmhntmolt which
follows a pace modicum-s not stone
from the quantity of the food; quality
has more to douittl it: . - r- =
All the. world minimum; “dammit
home. 1le she a
meat.
everything must be of the best qucl ty.
“7'05! t form our when pawn-dug yum
paint. The Coloniehbrnnd will bring
about the results you are looking for.
For sale by 1&1! Cycle 1 Hardware
00.. South Nor b; Norwclk Hard
ware C0,, Norwn ,
S. S. TillOison.
Fina Trimmed
Mimi-com
Alan lam Wat candy to
wear Hats. tag Hats c Ipecili-
g. .’ loaning ' and ,7“. I
fill. ‘7" . ' -
Outwits
To make it or lasting“ be: ty,
JUNE enrcnuc.
()f the best cut on Iarth. ilutlorick
patterns are Just ready and are full
of variety.
Here are some of the new styles:
incoming shirrod styles; twoypioco
costume with Louis XV. shirt; the hat)-
it or corset coat; shirt waists for hand
embroidery; shirt waist: with new
tank and cap sleeve effects; current
stocks and belts; skirts with front
gore in Iihnnl style or harming I. yoke;
skirts showing lucked or pleated work;
novelties in bathing costumes for all
ages; more of the one- piece dresses for
girls, and a profusion of other modes
for young people. including the French
and stole effects. .
it's practically impossible to make it
mistake when a Butlerick pattern is
used: every process of cutting is plain-
ly indic.utcd
Deiinoator for Juno ls out and as
always, full of interest.
There are four delightful stories of
college life; music lovers will be inter-
ested in the life and work of Augusta
llolmes»thcre is a fashion and home
news almost without end. 15 cents or.
by the year. 31.
Many new fashions are. shown in the
llutterlck fashion sheet which is yours
for the taking,
Collier aisle, rear.
PORCH-SCREENS.
(if bamboo, shiny side out. no rain
Won‘t spoil them. equipped with cord
and pulleys ready to hang.
4 by it feet~— title
5 by it feet—— The
(1 by it foet- him
it by 8 feet—$1.26
10 by 8 feet-41.50
All the better because they are open
enough to let breeze in yet close on-
ough to shut sun out.
Third floor.
MADRAO—Wc YD.
Another lot of that cool, pretty ma.
drns in lengths of ten to twenty yards
and worth 25c.
What We've had before went so fast
it's only fair to say: Be prompt.
'Tis all in white with tiny figures or
dots in colors and woven stripes of
white. 19c yd.
Corded madras a yard wide—10c.
White with fancy figures or stripes
and through it all tiny white cords.
Very attractive. itic yd.
Center aisle, rear.
BUTTONS.
Fresh-water pearl buttons, 3 on card,
regular To to lilo—5c;
Mother-of-penrl buttons, 3 on card.
regular 15c to 26c—-—l0c.
Makers class these as seconds, but
they are handsome buttons.
Right aisle, front.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
SOLID IND, SbCCl’SSFUL.
Ciigiiiaiionailhui
Capital.
Surplus.
$100,000.00
“00.000.00
,0:er Profits. , ”sconce
JOIIN II. PERRIS. President.
JACOB I. “WON. enables
,., .,‘ DIREC‘IUROQ
John Hi Fol-rib. Hpnr or
John H. Knapp Cb ‘ in am
John H. Light 1. H. MIthcvflon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Selloltcd
can FlSil‘.
Bluefish. 9c 1b.; Porgies, 6c 1b.;
Flakes, 7c ib.; Weakiish, 7c 1b.; Eels,
10e lb.;‘Butt'erfish. 9c 1b.; Fresh Hali-
but, 12c 1b.; Steak Cod, 8c 1b.; Fresh
Mackerel, ‘20 and 25¢ each; Buck and
Ron Shad. 8 and 10c lb. Soft Shell
Cribs, first 01 the season, 40c doc. All
other kinds of Fish selling at low
prices.
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CAPT“. m5.
But End of Washington Street Bridge
. Oldxflaiutiol NI: Budding.
mtm............. ....... iii-m
Pic-nip. ..................... 2.: lb.
«comm-noon ...... Home
mono-«W. ......... . ..cc
maulom...... ..... ...7cqt.
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ALL HEATS AT THE LOWE
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u the Votes for, Library. ‘
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Slillii'iiiiliiiiiilii
Ccl- mtldml. Dr. lonbcdy’c New Iodi-
oinc Will niacin and Elni Stone and
Grant from tin System. .
A lurgical operation is no longer nonco-
ul'y for the removal of Stone and Gravel
frpm the Rhine syn and Bladder, since the
now medicine (ml-cum Sell out. discovered
by the well-known physiulaluhds con.
Dr. David Kennedy. of its Indy ow
Kingston. N. Y. quickly d Well no
swiftly enroll Stem. Rod and White Grav-
oi, thus fleeing the patient oftbo inflamma-
tion and pain. «used by the presence of1
them lime formations. Better than all.
Col-curs Solvent unto the formation of
Stone and Grave and oil uric acid condi.
tions of the blood. The medical protest.
sion has accepted and heartily endorsed
the u.princh ipclh opt")1m whiih Dr. Kennéagfi
for Cal-curs
vent.
Write to the Cid-curs Company, Kenne-
dy Row, Readout, N.', Y., for a free wnpio
bottle.
Remember: Only one Dr. Dm id Kon-
nody ever liu-d' m liondout. (‘ity of Kings-
ton. N. Y.. and be sure you get his new
and intact medicine, which in acid only in
81. 00. bottles,
STATE HOMEOPATHIBTS.
NEW HAVEN. May tall—The fifty-
thlrd annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Homeopathic Medical Society was
bold in this city yesterday. 'l'ne fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Dr, C. N. Payne, Bridgeport; vice-pram
ident, Dr. S. l'enflold, Dnnbury; secre-
tary, Dr. H. P. Cole, Hartford; treas-
uIer Dr. E J. Walker New liavon.
The evening session was devoted to
the. discussion of medical papers.
John W. Beaitu.
PM!!! 147-3.
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ALWAYS READY
To PAPER voua ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
rooms at n very short notice.
Come in and look over the paper
designs. we ‘hlve; we are confl-
dent that they for surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices,
The New Lauren“.
11 varnish and stain combination,
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
207 and” random Street.
Saints Gianna
General Contractor.
sawcaa Ann sswsn couuac
nous. warns weak on ALL
Kmna. onAnINo, ROCK EXCAVA-
TION, MASON WORK.
Small or Large John of Any Kind.
Estimate. Cbccrfuily Given:
26 Wood Sf" 30. Norwalk.
We offer ‘
Belts «island
For Sale.
This isone of the most desir-
able Islands in Norwalk Harbor,
and contains about five acres.
For full particulars and price in-
quire of
Taylor &Golden
Telephone 3",". 1011—4.
II F. iiiiiiiliii a.
at the new store,
-, .31 Wall st. Norivalk.
have the largest assortment of -
Choice Millineru De-
signed For Dress and
Outing Wear
ever shown in the Norwalks. All or-
der work receives special and prompt
attentltin. ,. . .. . -
anteater answering/Ego
F- Eastman
Palbforagnncorarcr.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Panes. 1
_ 44m SWEEP
82 ”Jail" Direct.
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If you Need
Strength
buy your-oil a ma. of Imported Port
or Shel-r: Wine: .:1». ft- m mu
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‘Jr.,
National Guard News
Continued from First Page.
pity. Wat Company. New London, .iauv
nary B, 1903,
First; infantry~Captain Frederick 1".
Small, lnopcetor Small Arms Practice,
llnrtford, April ti, 11103.
l'irsi Lieutenant James L l'bward.
Commissary. llIutbed. April 6.
1903.
Captain lite-innit .i. Goodman t‘-oIn
panyK,llnrtford,December30,1902.
F‘irpt Lieutenant, Charles 11. Mitch-
ell, ‘ompany hi New Britain February
24,1903.
Second Lieutenant Frank A. Kenne-
dy, Company. 1), Bristol, June ll, 1902.
Second Lieutenant Otto Mantel. Com-
pany A, Hartford, December 18, 1902.
Second Lieutenant Herbert S. King.
Company K. Hartford, fiat-ember till,
1902.
Second infantry—Firm Lieutenant
Arnon A. Ailing, Company D, New till-
von. April 30. 1902.
Third lnfantry—-~Semnd Lieutenant
John J. Mctiarry, Company ti. Putnam,
January 15, was.
Fourth infantry—Second Lieutenant
Thomas W. Rooney. Company K.
Bridgeport, April 2, 1903.
if. The following named officers of
the Connecticut National Guard. having
at a prior dale passed the examinations
pertaining to their rank and date as
given herewith:
First Infantry—-~t?aptain William W.
Dalian. Company B. New Britain. li‘cb-
ruary 21. 1903,
Second Lieutenant Hanford L. Cur-
tis, Company E, New llritain, February
24. 1903.
iii. Captain John A, O'Neill. Colli-
pany C, lt‘ourth infantry, Connecticut
National Guard, having failed to pass
a satisfactory examination on his sec-
ond appearance before the board, his
appointment is hereby revoked, and he
is discharged from the military service
of the state. to date. May is. 1903, be-
ing in accordance with law.
W. Second Lieutenant Charles C.
it‘lngg, Company C. l-‘ourth infantry,
Connecticut National Guard. having
failed to appear before the examining
board or to present a. satisfactory ex-
cuse. his appointment is hereby re-
voked. and he is discharged from the
military service of the. state to date
May 18, 1903.
N. First Lieutenant John A. Mah-
er, commanding Company C, Fourth
infantry. Connecticut National Guard.
is hereby ordered to warn the mem-
bers of said company to appear at their
armory. to nominate by ballot a captain
and second lieutenant, and in like man-
ner make nominations for any vacau»
cies in the commissioned offices of said
company, occurring by reason of the.
nominations above ordered; and make
return of the nomination so made, to
this office without delay. transmitting
therewith one of his original orders is-
sued in eompllancc herewith.
A general order has also been issued
giving the list of officers to whom have
been awarded the state demration for
revolver practice. Commanding officers
are directed to make immediate requi-
sition for badges and bars in accord-
once with the order
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
in tint You the Always» taught
Bears the
”Nb“ d . o
WILL HAVE BIG FORCE.
Sheriff Hawlcy Notifies Constables
From Town: to Appear on Saturday.
Three courts. two of them wuh jur-
lcs, required tht. attendance of a num-
ber of Sheriff Haw-ley's do titles yes-
terday. so to fill the ranks eft vacant
by the attendance upon the courts,
new special deputies were sworn into
service. so that the numheI on the
Bridgeport streets was about the same
as Monday. sixty men. '1‘ he force was
apparently amply sufficient. for up to
press hthlr. Sheriff Hnwley had rec eiv
ed no reports that disorder had oc-
tllll‘Ctl or was seriously feared on any
of the lines. J
Only a few cars carried deputies yes-
terday. most of the officers having been
assigned to beats and put on what
amounted to a. patrol duty along the
lines over which cars were operated.
At noon the deputies, reinforced by po-
licemen.gathorod at the places along
the trolley lines which are crossed by
the largest number of persons going to
and from their work. ready to quell
any indication of trouble, but they
were not called upon for any show of
force. At places along the lines
crowds gathered. but made no demon.
suction, and dispersed as o'clock up
preached, most of the poo e returning
to factories or other work.
Sheriff Hawley dent word through-
out no various towns in the county,
directing that capable men. preferably
those connected with the constahulnry,
be sent to Bridgeport ready to take
the oath as special deputies on Satur-
day morning They wish to have the
men rgport to him ready to begin their
duties on. Saturday at noon and con-
tinuo ctr-deputies throughout Sunday.
and as much longer as their services
will he required.
The result of the order will be to
bring in Bridgeport‘ for flatnrdny and
Sunday a (one of capable and feuless
men who. nili be ready to meet any
indication of violence with lill ‘the lam
necessary to mono itdmmodtately.
There .wilt no longer be any equlvoca-
tlon. if any man starts out Saturday
afternoon or My helix for tron
blobs will ho my apt to dad whole
meld“. “cowl“ bcnforccof
donation in dgnport the latter por-
tion of the largo enough and well
0:1“an to quell a riot of any
a u. ‘
Agent for Mav'Manion's Patterns.
VOUR WASH GOODS
WANTS.
Never in better shape to supply them.
As a matter of fact, we've never be-
fore been in such good shape an right
now, all owing to come excellent buy
lng opportunities taken advantage of.
27 inch Lawns in stripes and fig
tires. light and dark colors, lOc quail
ly at 7c yd.
Yard wide Pcrcales, new
best quality at 12%? yd.
pat terns
27 inch plain colored lliIIIltics ii‘
pink, blue, black and white at 12W
yd.
27 inch fancy Lawns and Swisses in
stripes. dots and ilgurcs, fine quality
at 15c yd.
. Flemish Ginghams. all new
terns. 25c value, at 19c.
32 inch lawns, mercerizenl. stripes
dot alid small figures, with whitt
ground, at 25c yd.
not
ill Supply Your lit
55-85) Washington St. So. Norwalk. Ct;
lrvl
l.‘i..
WASH WAIST
PROMISES.
We promise you some excellent vii:
an in excellent waists during fli‘
next few dlyc.
wit“ you like.
the size. and you can depend upon the“
price.
Woman's dark colored Shirt WnlItl
in polka dots. special value at 49c.
Women's Madras Shirt Walsu. tuck‘
3d fronts, new style sleeve at 69c .
Women‘s White Lawn Waistn. tucki-
ad frollt and back, made up in tho Mfr
est styles at 95c.
Women's Willie Lawn Shirt Wailtl,
front and back line fucks. a bargfln‘
$1. i9.
Women' s White Lawn Shirt Wllntlr
latest style lace front
cuffs. ir.immed at 81 49 .
Women s extra fine quality whito'
lawn Waists, handsome embroidered ‘
fronts, tucked back, at 32.00.
Pick the atqu
\
v“.
natural product.
lomers, we would say that we have an
-R_.»~__s AM
Look Out for the New ice" Wadi? ,
HANG OUT YOUR iCE CARDS.
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an. an Iliad IF ulna an In illiiE’ intuit.
To the patrons of the Norwalk llygeia lee Company of last season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemaniy treatment, and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
'i'he new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
putting the above plant, in excellent condition, and that. it will be run to its
fullest capacity. We shall put no peddle wagons on the inherent routes (un- ‘
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for llt’GlClA iClC, where it will be sold to responsible deni-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the some figures In tho
To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their can: 1
ice crusher that will grind up too at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute: which will be at their service gratin.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and distilled water on tap.
To]. 187-6.
Sincerely yours
THE NOR‘VALK HYGEIA ICE 00!
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By J. w. Olmsted Manager ~_'_'«
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N. B.'——Dont be‘ ‘joliied" by any one saying that they have "somethlni‘ y
Just as good, " but try it and act on your own good Judgment. . ‘ V
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BRUSHES ON SHIPPAN SPEEDWAY
Harry Shelly. of Greenwich. with his
gray horse, and Russell Baird. of Rox-
bury, with his litlc roan mare. car-
ried off about all the boners on the
speedwny. Shippan avenue, Stamford
Sunday afternoon. Baird and Shelley
failed to get together in a satisfactory
brush. They got, going once. but. an
unfortunate break put an end to the
test. There is talk of making a
match between the two. Other men
who were out with stoppers were [he
Benton. Noroton; A. .1. Bell with old
Chief. William Rellhan, Noroton
Heights; D. P. Wickie. Cornelius Mor.
gan, Edward Morgan and Charles For
his, Sound Beach: W. M. Smith. Byron
Newman. Edward Van Wickel and Da-
riuc- Sarr. Work has been started on
Bohennan's track. It will be put in
slmpe for racing and training pur-
poses. '
IOUOHT LAND FOR SANITARIUM.
Dr. Frederick Schavoir. of Stamford,
and George Beresford. of New York
have purchased a tract of land, with
buildings. at Scarsdnie, N. Y.. which
will he used for san'ital'lnm purposes.
4*
a,
A FARMER CURED
TISM.
came in a short time ago complete
doubled up with rheumatism.
ed him a bottle of Chamberlaln' sh
Balm and told him to use it freely and iIt?!"
if not satisfied after using it he W
not pay a cent for it," says 0. P.
der. of Pattcns Mills, N. Y Axle"
days later he walked into the Show on
straight as a. string and headed up n
dollar saying, ‘givc me another hot-
tle of Chamberlatn' 8. Pain Blip}.
want it. in the house all the time for it
cured me'” For sale by Stillson~
Powell Corporation, Baxter Pharmacy
and Clifford Pharmacy.
ATTACHMENT AGAINIT IND“.
ANCE COMPANY.
tac‘bment for $40 000 has been
on the United State! Health Ind
cident insurance Company thro
insurance commissioner l-r’
brought by Charles H. Boyer.
Haven, the state press agent. of
company. The writ alleges that
plaintiff loaned the company 885,
mt‘v.
“3.
RwJ. .
All Records Surpassedi
manure: the world-wide polar
laxity of this {anions brew.
_-_;-~ and pgoflct it
collar anti u. '
You'll and we've not _
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or RHEUM to
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