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'IWALKO. PLANS RIVAL T0 OE'i'T'LIMEN'i'»j
-'-—--s
. ”Hunt-live of the Stokes Family Saver Ail Commotion
Tikdaa Council. with East Side Organization. 1
at dt business agent The University Settlement, for so
_ t. . (rd building Trades many years the centre of useful work
1given out the following among the poor of the East Side. New .
. .1 . 1 York, Is in danger of disruption.
tile statement made by The rumors Oiadwilifiniuihticounr1
. secretary of the Mac oil of the Settlement developed yester- .
, “notation, in regard day late the positive announcement of
going back to work the it drawai of the Rev. Anson
(lay. the old scale of Phel a takes, the young millionaire
in effect before April preacher and his brother .i. G. Phelps .
true facts in regard to Stok‘ from active work in the as-
. must. Some of the societies.
at Stamford, when up At the same time more the story of
1 ' fund to settlement of a letter received by the Council at its:
II. or lookout. claimed tirey'laai meeting from Robert Hunter, the1
. . 1 fly a. minimum rate bead worker. who was r'ctcntly rnan
Pei" lily for all journey ried to Miss tlIatollue Phelps Stokes
. they employed but (leciiniii iorcmnsldcr lristcslgnaliou1
it Would allow them to tendere at the time. of tlic announce .
ants unless they for-1nrenl of his angagciircnt. and sever-gin
rid of 8250 whlclr they iall connection with the Settlement. 1
, 04 to give when they join Although the Stokes family with-'1
tlon. If they could get the draw from the liniversitv Settlement
g: 3;“ ttl? weak tbhy a verlrial they will by no means withdraw from
y oug e Assoc a trcir devoted field of labor. 1
lid Mbbjeot. At a meetfing 0n the return or Mr. and Mrs Hunl-‘ { lAttcrfrnealIfyou shguld 311:“ slurp]; '
idiot Trades Council it was1er from their wedding trip prcpurn 1 cc "‘30 com on an “‘1 mm" on
accept a verbal agreement. lions will be. begun for the establlslr ’ “honid 110‘ {“1 my 'PCd“1’"d1c‘“°m that
a 8th of June the secretary mom on tlrc l‘ mu itivor front of a new 1 digestion is going on. If you do, you
Coupon notified the Builders" Settlement \vidcr in its aims and have indigestion which means not-diges~
.1 ,wulon in writing to this (Iffec r—— 1 scope. Th' ' b h f
I"mild be the minimum rate of1 With the departure of the Stokes clo- tion. is may .c i c “81"."in o no
‘ weekly payment and no dis- merit. James ii. Reynolds. former sec- .ruany dangerous diseases, that 1‘ ‘3 best to
thin Minot unloir mcir For I rotary to May or Low, and at one tlurc 1 take it in hand It 01106 and ”Cit it With
“1353 ”$3.13“ (flféfpié‘. 12313.1 11.”?! 31.31.1133 3.1.1153?ii°iliffim131'11? 1mm" s"‘°"' CNN?“
‘1 6! “tom combined The1 lty iii the work. 8mg. For you know that mdwpon
iidn would n0t accept this.1 'l‘lic disscnsiou that culrriirrutod in make“ poison, Whmh causes pain and “Cl"
.... it down. But they would} the resignation of Mr. liuuidr arose nest. We km" SCIKCP‘ 5Y1“? th'
:e:d':f£ipay1ttheimen 83hr: filay 1 the momcnt he stopped in to succeed digestion and cures indigestion. Mother
rig pr or tot e rsr r Reynolds. I
i" The rest of them would The polity of Mt Hunter was to :eigela Syrup do? this byhpiioviiing Eh:
9th for 82. 75 per day or any, abolish the personal visitation tlrai had 1 13mm materraa in “ K i c are
ill price. NowI Iafn informed 1 tormed so large a part of the original 1 stomach 13 marina 1‘ '130 tones “P “d
, a different balance that those who1 work of the Scillcnrc nt in (lililli‘l'flle . strengthens the digestive organs and make:
» thin proposition" down are tlrci all semblance of political lltlllii'ilnslll[)1‘hcm perfectly healthy This i; the
tors Or Jobber-a, who haven'lauv: and to carry (in the work till broader I f h d 1- h
husband and never have more. lines. Mr Hunter and I It. Phelps ”mm” 0 its met a 0 cure, as t c
'mI Ie bi' two men when they have1 Stokes believed iii the furtherance of 1 d"”°” would say
WI, £istlii‘lho01"Itti‘1emgon'temploy any movcm merits to b(I.Itt(Ir the living contll- 1 tit-trge'iiriuorw‘ichl‘fzm. .nudz “druid itxvxh
an aven ort e past your limits of tth wur'kiugclasscs They did 1"““1' 1 “c" ' ' "1 m" 1 " ,' ‘"
- Will gait Why they voted it. down 1 not bclicvc trial the Settlement should 1 1:135:25? i:f‘.',"."..:‘.irii“..'.‘i‘.i’ lii‘fi‘inli'i‘it
will answer to the public for be a sort of gcncral ulrrroucr. 1 mullIt 0' i- cl from Dollie by In“? Mm“ Ti"
Some of them are working at. Mr. llirnicr was at the in ad of Ilrcl “3:11.11'1f1fi1'111w'c“ '"mmu'm'mwh'l‘
. ironwork for the contriicttrrs1 comrnittccs that promoted the. passage 1 v “n
have work to do, and are r'eceir-1oi’ legislation affecting: (hild labor urrdi
.e benefit of hours and wages providing means to prcicrri tires lll1
the. unions got for: them. 'l‘irere- i sweat shops
0.“: Ware satisfied to continue ilrc Behind Mr. lluuici was the powerful 1 President w'” R°V1°W Biq Fleet
tri, I. long. as. DOSBible and receivc 1 irrllucucc of the Stokes brothers now 1 M301" Middle of August
Irdlofthe unions. Iris brIollrcrsiu-lnw. and arrayed1 WASHING TON. .quc 2t;.flli dcvel-
regard to Contractor Bland against lilrrr were several members of 1 oped \‘i‘cdncsdity through an tilllliillllt't'-
., d' ”I. that he verbally agrtcdithc t‘Oirncrl including James S])l‘)')f"}1”l(‘lli in the navy (leparirrrcut (if thtI
“me” b.3310“ ad witness that bci and l’rcsidcirl Nit bolas Murray liullcr 1plilllt-i for tire summer rrrarrocuv res that
" ay per my minimum rate of Columbia. the prcsldcut has planned at ltIusi tilli‘
for. the rest of the workirrg1 Several oilicr- members of the Court unusual and crrtcrtatluiug diversion for
riding Aprlll, 1904 anti \\'()lll(i1(ii are, expected to follow the Stokes .' the but months he will spend at Oyster
Iaci‘iminate against. any uirronilaction.1 lluy. for which point he will start Sat
. .1 am 91988“ 10 say that ihiI; immediately on ilrc rcccf'pf of Mr. 1 today morning.
In re of local Union No. 210 (rf1l"luirtcrs letter thc (‘ourrrii appoirrtcd1About ilre middit of August tirecom-
rd, respect Mr. Bland for the a sub- comrniiicc to look around for (t1lriucd North Atlantic and Coast DC
he has taken. and also rcspect1ncw hoadworkcr. So far they liavc 1 tense iiccts which will comprise hear
in 0rd as well as his signature. The been unsuccessful as the salary is bv ‘ ly
{sooner the rest of the bosses ntrd no means proportionate to thc vrork.
when take the same stand the bet and meanwhile the. duties me berm; l’lfiit‘l' Bay in lit‘ instructed and review-
.all hands concerned. if. as. filler] temporarily by Arthur Scott. lcrl by the DI'I‘Hiilenl-
twin says. any of the men are; ——————I
for. $2. 75 per day, we know WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES haltlcx‘hips KcuI-IImatI Alabama III
9:“ 1 Can anything be. worse than to feel liirois. Mast-sic buscits ludiann and Tea-
1that every minute will be your lost? us. There will be five cruisers fortr-
UOGMENT BY JUDGE PLATT. Such was the experience of Mrs S. H 1tccrr gunboats. torpedo and torpedo-
' Nowson Decatur Ala “For three boat destroyers thrcc training ships.
WARSHIPS OFF OYSTER BAY.
.. John H. starin. .alrle pain from indigestion stomach . tetrdc 1's and tits-s.
the United States district court. 1and bowel iroublc. Death secured iii The prIIogiam for the fleet as tru-
c‘ewi‘day, Judge Platt gave judgment icvitable when doctors and all more uouriccd by Secretary Moody is as fol-
. he matter of William B Gurney. Jr. 1 (lies failed At length l was induced to1 lows:
I. at against the steamer John H. :trv Electric. Bitters and the. result was ltcturuimz from the Azores, the bat-
'.l‘he memoranda filed in th(I.' miraculous. 1 improved at once and tic ship souudrnn will rendezvous iii
_ sin part, as follows: [now i'm completely recovered For. lI‘IIrtutlrrnau's litiy July 27‘. After coal
, John H. Starla, the claimant of the l.iv,er Kidnev. Stommh and Boerl ins. 'Ircr,e the coirrbirred squadrons will
War John H. Starin having her-(- troubles Electric Bitters is the only 1hr 'l) the search problem. w-hi(h closes
appealed to the United States . medicine. Only 000. its guaranteed1rghr usi 10. The suitatlrons will make a
,étiit court of appeals from the do by lI‘ H Baxter, druggist. ". tactical (Irulsv from lI‘i‘IInchmau'S'Bay
0930! this court, entered June 29.. 1 ' 1to Lilllg island. After the president‘s
condemning said claimanr and 1 . r-Ir'icw il will return it) the Aiitiiit‘l‘uust
lipdlators in the sum of $6 449. tin 1 1 for participation in the. joint manoouv
the said court having heard said“ People Find It a Problem How to Keep Vic-R. hosilliiilm August 33 and 01081118
land reversed the said decreci Warm Instead of Cool 1Auausi 29. Target practice will their
. chats of said court taxed at the 1 , .5 ‘ o be engaged in lry all the vessels iii the
M3166. 96 to be recovered by said.1 “3101:11ng 13:" lpgflifihéddaf; 03121.11 vicinity of Martha's Vineyard.
7' tie-appellant in ”“5 001““ t0 1iculize it. There have been brrt few; “W
With the costs in this court to 1 etchings when the pump. mum 0m... STOP THAT COLD
”V the clerk as more frilly 1py their verandas this month and it1 0' 11 may 1‘95“” in Pneumonia. Bra
train the mandate of said. mm m..." “9093.18”. most of 11... ”mp1 zilinn llolm is breaking tip Colds when-
(in motion of proctors for said I“) (-1059 the doors and windows 'l‘heie1 (Iver tried, almost without excopt.lon
it Is ordered and decreed has lrccn so mu(h 01011.“. weather. 110 "5 50c. and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
augment of said circuit court houses are dark and dreary arid many1 i'm-d Baxter‘s or Plaisted' s. "
.. ‘1'. be made the judgment “1 evenings it has been necessary to light "
«I ,Ind that said decree be re- 111.0 gas m lamps bcfore the sun has‘ A NEW TRAIN ORDER.
and that said “1191 be (US- sct. During the past week furnaces
. that the claimant. recover- or have been started m keep rooms “Mm Acting Superintendent Wilson Changes
“In“ the sum Of 3155- 95 said enough to be comfortable. 1 .the Route. ..
3 costs upon the appeal M More (on! has been burned the past1 Acting Superintendent Garret ii.
that the claimant Tt‘i-‘OWI' 0' wcck than in our previous Juirc iu1\Vilsuuyesterday issued orders for the.
kiln“ the further sum 01' yours. Usually at this time. it is a running of fi'cighl trains from Fish-
gains “3 0051-5 1“ this CW“ problem how to keep cool. litrt now it, kill handing to the east by way of
1' Is one. to keep warm. ices and cold Bridgeport over his division.
drinks are not in demand. and the! Last Saturday it was claimed a mim-
dealers frilly realize it. for their sales her of men in the freight service held
.are small. Ia meeting in order to bring to the at
i139 26- —The P1111911“ I --~-——--—-— 1tcntlon of Mr. Wilson a grievance re-
tar-i were all out today for' CAPTAIN DALTON ARRESTED garding the running of through freight
' ._,, "33 “1'51 Innings 0f their AGAIN. on his division. The order issues yes.
m yesterday at Beckenham CHlCAGO. June 26—Captain J. H. 1terday is probably the result of that
Dalton who in February last was con- conference and subsequent grievance
. \icted of fraudulent use of the mails1 presented to the acting superintendent.
. . Ethel has refused to and conducting a lottery scheme was' The freight service of the road is re-
. N rence? What is the last night arrested on the same charge. ceivlng the greatest amount of atten-
' Since his convrction he has been allow- tinn from the officials and this latest or-
- ll! 1 really don' t know. She (Id his liberty in bonds of $i0000. thtI (for is an improvement in the matter of
. , v “liter, father about some- case having been appealed to the tin- getting freight over one of the prin-
ited States Supreme Court. cipal divisions of the road.
COLD DREARY JUNE.
Am
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Then is no Dim so prov-lam. yet an
Dangerous a Kid Trouble
You have read dreamt of times boil the blood is alto
throu “grin the Kidneys and bow absolutely ileum it in tin”:
your
dneya mast belrept health We advise you in all candor
1 to "id Dr Oasisorngofiidney “filing! Cure. “£31 take it
acco in to vac nayouwi from all ' ‘
Bladder lint. Mi: «flag. . 1. m “a
"Jinx“
Ill-Iced "when iron amt-at Dayle-Ohio:
. nmm:..a:e.rc~wm'aim
. ’i
helped no ate-oat 1M“
:30 ships oi all classes. will irrvadcg
Long island Sound and assemble (lfii
The combined fltIiIts will include tho:
'1“ 9' William B. Gurney Against the r years.” she writes, ‘l endured lnsuifcr- eight supplv ships and (elders and [III
THE LAW AND THE FOURTH.
——_...
What They Prohibit.
entrance of the
what they have
icxlslaiiou' Now
hry and
lions arc.
explosive than gunpowder
.usc of firccr‘ackci‘t-i
.utidcr suth rIt-grilaiious
authorities may formulate is a rrrlstle
rucurror,trtiirlshalrl'e by it iluc of so
ilrcar-nr.
(iihcr lrmdsubstuuce on .iitly 4th.
getting a lot of unpleasant notoriety.
rick folks,
ticlna physician may
misdenrcnnant. and tire offcn c l‘i'llil
$5). ..
lbit Scrtlon 1.288
whole provision:
or llt‘lwvi'l'l (Ilt‘yvh
(:iirrtiou. pistol.
blowing a lror ll
Iirzcd not more than five dollars."
that people may
a good regulation.
situation.
except (III the holiday its-(Iii:
lug noises are. forbidden
feel of the house ((rntaiuiug ll
person if it warning notice is postcd;
firecrtrc'kcrs mustn‘t contain any c-x
1pluaIVc except gunpowder;
distur-‘Ir
ti'Ittlmk at nlI'lrl
all should be sir-it try
1 wiihout excuse. .
' i‘t‘sfi‘lt'litrlls
(rppoi'iiinilics
terrible for people with
abundant-Hartford Post.
carefully
CASTORIA
; For Infants and Children.
Bears the
Signature of
W
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following we
M. Wooster. solicitor (if
Bi‘ldgcpori. Conn:
fucturing ilrln metal sheets;
oil ll. White. Bridgeport. hose nozzlc;
(‘url liornnrann. New Haven. camera;
Elmer Johnson.
(lrlnltingfountnin: James F.
lno for rcllcvim: fluted tools:
iirg nrac;hine
Hartford servingapparntus; James H.
Quinn Stamford. portable lirIc-(IscnpcI
James V Wrrshbutno. Waterbury pa
per-fastener;
system. Trade. marks:
Monchester. pr esa board.
torpld liver.
DERBY CONTRACTOR BRINGS
SUIT.
DERBY. June 26~Altachments ag-
the property of the .l. J. O‘Brien Con-
tracting Company. by 0, I). truilfoyle.
the sub-contractor, who has been build-
ing-the double track work on the Nau-
gltuck branch of the. New York. New
Haven & llnrtfortl railroad. Gullfoyle
claims that the. O'Brien company owes
him 825.000. and that as he has about
- compleled the. work he fears he will
lie unable to bring about a satisfac-
tory settlement unless he holds the
property. The property attached con-
sists of a steam shovel. hoisting en-
gine, derricks.‘ locomotives and cars
and money in a bank in Bridgmgt
Money which was due the 0’
company from. the New York. New
Haven a Hartford Railroad Company
haa1been factor-fwd.
BTEAMER EUREKA BANK.
MONTREAL June lbs—The govern-'.
ment steamer Eureka. on which Inc-1
cessful demonstrations with the Lam!
cost ship brake rim.“ late
sank at Sorel. Port
open while scaling and the steamer list-
all and water rushed ii.
I! were left
No one was
What the Revised Statutes Allow and
'l‘ be revised statutes nrotlcl oi“ Willi
have something i. say about the up
fimtrllr of July, and
0 say is, lit sub»
stance. a reenactment of previous
5 a good tlrno to
put fresh paint (in the public. nrcru-
IIecal Just what the rIcslr'lc
ill the "FBI place. dealers who (will ‘
fir'ccracllors which contain any other1
run tlrc1
1 risk of bumping into a ti" tinc. 'l lrc|
(Ixccrrt (in incl
1 lI‘ourItir of July or other public holiday.
I as tbc local
1
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The. discharge o! it cannon or other
loaded wlilr ball, shot or
\iltbin tlrc (or-porate llnrils of any ( Ity
or btrr.(ruglr makes the offender llnlrc
liru be jerkcd bciorc. the police ('olll‘ll
rrrrd made to pay a fine of st. best lcsi
Still another statutory regulation hi1
designed to make the (lay tolerable for
The provision is that if a
person In sick or' liable to “be lulur'cil
Ill health by noise or disturbance, :t
.rioiicc to ilrrrl effect signed by a prac-
be posted In 1
front of the house‘ on July 3 and 4.;
and any person who makes a disturb f
the Y'Pl‘iii'i on the Fourth within iiriil
loci of the premises is branded us "1
t‘l'ii lrlni liabltI in ti fine not ex Iccdiu, 1
is so important1
and is so t‘omiirclrenslvtI in its st-(ipc:
that. it's worth while to reproduce the.
"Every person trim. liciwccu silliwl .
on the third Of July and four o'clock:
in the ftircrroon of the following day. ;
o‘clock in the .
(Ir-(mini: of .Itrly fourth and sunrise of
tlilI following day. shall discharge any 1
sun. firecracker. ll)l'I
pedo or arty explosive causing a loud
report or who shall by winging a bell,
beating a drum or
in any other manner mukc airy (listirrlr I
in" noise or make a bonfire shall bcI
. 'l‘lrnr restriction is imposed in order?
“(11 some sloop llic
night before and the night after. li's1
To sum up iirc‘
ilrccriickcrs can‘t. be used ‘
wiiiiin tori;
slck1
and ilrc1
icol'ebrtitiou of liidepeirdcncc liay isiit
jptIrmiitcd to begin before -i (rcltick iii
.lhe morning or to keep up after ll
. All ilrtIsc limitations are wise. and
(Irrl(rrI-.t(I(l 'ilrtI
disposition to begin the firecracker
racket two or tirrce days before the
Fourth should be suppressed. for it‘s
Evcu with till the
observed ”it!
to make the (lay intol—
nerves are
lit lllnil Youllan Alva]: Bought 1
issued June 22.
1903. List furnished from office. of A.
patcnts'.
Thomas V. Allis. Bridgeport. manu-
Alf'rcd ‘
Roesch. Bridgeport thermostat: EVOI‘I '
New Haven. blown.
pipe; Charles S. Smith. New Haven.
Moiitry,
West havcn. suspendcr-buckle: Fran-
cis G_ Ecliols. Hartford, four paicrrtsw ‘.
indexing mechanism. friction iudcxrnrz;
mechanism motor mechanism. much-
lI‘rcdcr-
it'll G. Johnson, Hartford. metal work
Theodore H Munroe.
Mnro V. Palmer. Vt...i-
msntic, thread-winder; Curtis llakcs
and F. P. Carter. Winsted. automatic
return feed foi:,rnllling machines; i.ou- 1
is It. Albergcr. Greenwich. condenser
Stamford
Mfg. Co, Stamforil..tanning extract for-
leather: Rogers Paper Mfg. 00.. So;
_. him a low doses.
gregatlng 335,000 have been placed on'
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James 1‘.
order that the (rtII'tltr would not return
to Mt. (‘ roirari tlrc $225 which he paid
iir as dues and assessments during his
A suit will be begun to
It is said that
from if) to lim anImlrt-r's (if liil' ()l'tlt'l'
have been expelled in this (date he
liquor
Officials of the (it'izirrrlzittiiru
1 assert that its (,‘l'mlllll agreed to abide
1 by all ilic laws and regulations (if the
1 order. hc lrzis llil claim upon the money
rricurbcr'ship.
. make this a lost '(Iasc.
cause of participation in Ilrc
business.
I paid in.
STARTLING EV|DENCE.
Fresh testimony itr great. quantity is
declaring ilr.
King's New Discovery for (‘trnsurrrp-
tlorr, Coughs and Colds in be. unequal-
.(Id. A recent expression from '1‘, .l.
McFarland. Beutorvillo. Van serves as
“i had Br(rn(‘lii~
lis for thrctI years and doctorcd all the
Their
l began taking Dr. King's New Discov-
Eery, and a few bottles wholly curcd
fine." Equally effective in curing all
Lung anti Throat Troubles. Consump-
Guarantocd
Trial bot-
tles free, rcgulnr sizes 50c and $1. “
jctrustitrrily coming in,
example. He writes:
time without being benefitted.
lion. Pneumonia and Grip.
”by F. ii. liaxlcr. drugglst.
lMPROVING.
HARTFORD. Junc 26-»Tlrc
lion of {\ancy Brewster.
year-(rid daughter
llcr broken leg has been sci.
rrrorc (.Ionrfortablc today.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll.
ford, l)cl.. says:
ed my boy“: life.
tug." For sale bv R. H. Plaisted. F.
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MASONIC VETERANS'
TION.
sonic Veterans' Association was held
here yesterday. over 200 delegates be.-
ing in attendance. (The address of We'l-
come was delivered by Worshipftrl
Master Charles '1‘. Weeding. of the
Franklin hedge, which is entertaining
the delegates. Venerable Master th«
llanr W. Lee. of Merlden. responded.
Mr. Lee also delivered the annual re-
port. All the officers were r'c-eicclcd.
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‘ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankli‘sh Bush of New Castle
Dcl., says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great (lie
trees and belching. I tried everything
I could hear (if, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm and one 58
cent bottle cured nre’éornpletely."
For sale by R. H. Piaisted. l". H. Baa
1 ter‘. and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
TWELFTH CONN. lOfiFmMENT RE-
HARTFORD. u.luire 26. ——The annual
been made. reunion of the Twelfth Connecticut
Rel lment was held here yesterday with
ex-ilavor Hendricks of New Haven
presiding.
Ifqll
WILL NOT RETURN MONEY.
HARTFORD. .lunc zirwctumser for"
(.‘l‘lllillil. of Middlciown. who
. was (prcllcd from the Knights of Co-
lutubus because he was engaged in the
liquor business. l'i‘('ttin‘.Ii notice yester-
day from tho National’Advticulc (if the
BOYS' V2164 TION SHOES.
i‘:tuvus l‘pptIrIs and Leather Stilt-s. iiit'
i/i'I‘i. 1M
500
Hot Wcutbcr.
MEN'S BLACK AND TAN
WEI. T OXFORD.
Spccliil Ill
52- 75
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
81 Washington St,
South Norwalk, Conn.
ViCTIMS OF PECULIAR ACCIDENT
condi-
tlro clcvcnr
of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles llrcwstcr, of Minneapolis, who
'was tcr'rilrly crushed Wednesday. he-
rrcatlr the body of u lineman, who fcll
front a telephone polo. offered sonic
htrpc today (if ircr' ultimate recovery.
and al-
though slrc passcd a bad uiizlri last
night. slrc sccrrtcd a little more ('(rrrrI
l'orIlublc. this forcnoorr. Her mother
, and Mrs. Edward, who were also injur-
(Id by the iinoman's fall. are rccovcu
irrg. Alliorl Larkunr the. “neuron. was
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemanly treatment,
natural product.
Hubbard. of Mll~
"Brazilian Balm sav-
He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gavt ’
He quickly dropped
' to sleep and was all right in the morn
—Energy all gone? Headache? Sto-.
mach out of order? Simply a case of. H. Baxter and The Clifford Phar
Burdock Blood Bltters1macy.
will make a new man or woman of you. 1
ASSOCIA-
BRlSTOl.. .Iune 25—The thirty-third
annual reunion of the Connecticut Ma-
Look Out for the New ice Wagon.
HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS.
Brill. T1118 liFl‘lili IF Willliii 11011.8 MIT i'liMF. iiiiflllllll
To the patrons of the Norwalk lly acia lco Compatry of last season, and
and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
Tlre 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 uo peddle wagons on the different routes (ul-
ioss we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for HYGEIA ICE. where it will be sold to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable thcrrr to deliver it at the some figures as the
To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cnlo
tomers. we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute, which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at rcusonablerates. and distilled water on tap.
Tel. 1876.
' ‘ f Sincerely yours,
,— THE NORWALK HYGEIA ICE CO.
By J. W. Olmsted, Manager.
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N. B.—Don't be "jolllcd" by any true saying that they have "something
just as good.".but try it, and act. on your own good judgment.
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