INK! IRIAKER.
. “flan Was Richmned.
strike at Richmond. Va..
enough the Fourth regiment
mm a commander at the
. ~9ment. Equipped with
MT! trunks and escorting a
tot? he breakers Colonel Hen
. lit to hint) statement
post for Richmond to help
as break the strike there.
”colonel bade several of
.. bye. He appeared to
kled because of his mis-
Isllltary strike breaker be
It was be who rode on
t platform of one of the first
ill. Barnum avenue line after
“I port strike was declared.
. II
Winchester repeating rifle
tilts. He did not get much of a
. pew say that. shooting is good in
. nth and he may be heard from
Iey’s Kidney Cure
m kidneys and bladder right.
Basirot oswsw/ws.
that for repairing and
the driveways about
tat ”Hartford
re making
the capl-
asd crosswalks are to be reset.
.to the lowest bidders, McDonald
ders were:
flcDoulld If: Hennessey. of Middle-
to".
legnpany.
-. A. C. Sternberg, of West Hartford
4 .. 8.1). Pierce, of Bridgeport.
‘ F‘ H. Pagan, of Derby
other formidable looking
to show his marksmanship but
Comptroller Seeley has let the con-
, The roadways are to
be resurfaced and rolled, and the curbs
There
ere six bidders and the work was at-
O
ltfil'ennessey, of Middletown The bid-
, Hartford Paving and (.‘onstruction
SOUTH N01
ONE WORD lN TIME.
Telling Friends His. is Setter Than Two Afterwards.
Chance to Preflt by a South Nor-
walk Woman's Experience.
it is a strange thing how people will
put away an opportunity tmtll too late:
it's only little thing that note makc tip
our every-day existence; thetroubltI is
we don't pay sufficient attention to
them. Backwohe is a little thing. Some.-
times lt comes after a hard day's work
or a snght cold. it will pass off you
say: it' s only the result of over-taxing
my back. It isn't the fault of your
back bttt your kldncys. 'l‘hI- IIXoIItlon
or straining has interfered with thcir
delicate mechanism. You call it back-
ache but It. really is klttlIIIy li(‘llt‘. if
the kidneys are not III-IlIIvI-d. chrorlic
disorders act in and this
"little things" should not
over. A South Norwalk woman has
learned to apprccintc what dIIlay
means.
Mrs. Addlc Banks, of ~10 ltayn‘rond
street. says: "My IIIIlployrncrIt,.a but-
inson, Cole & Co's, may not have bIIcn
lhc primary causc of my trouble, btlt
cncrgy. Reading one night
they had made,
box at. l’lalsted’s drug store.
gave me relief at once.
to recommend them."
For sale by all IltIalIIrs.
cents a box. F‘ostcr-Mlllmrn ("0..
States.
Remember the
take no other.
is Will‘l‘t‘ llll‘I
bII passcd‘
tonhole worker on fine shirts, at Hutch-
tilc constant application certainly does
not help it for llackaI-hc and that tirI-d
and weary feeling in the lotus oppress-
ed me and robbed me of my wontcd
about
Doan's Kidney l’llis alltl sonic cures
induccd Inc to got a
They
i am plcascd
Price 50
lluf-
falo. N. Y” sole agents for the [mood
name~lloan's——and
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rosult in l’ncumonla. lira
[0‘ 25. 5th: and $1.00 bottles.
zilian Ilalm is brcukiug up Colds thInI
ever tried, almost without oxccption.
'l‘lte Clif
Huntington l..l
Will Celebrate
Next Saturday. July 4th]-
wiil be the 250th AnniverI
nary of the founding of the
Old luwn Across
Sound
’ Huntington is going to illl\'tI n grout
than on thII Fourth of July. You arc
lnt'itctl to join ill thII t~IIlclIratloII. it
trill MI :50 ycars old on that day. onI
know, and this anllivcrsary will be t‘i'i-
I-hratcd on i'hdcpcndencc lluy,
.\III'angIIlnIIlIts for thc IIVI-Itt arc
about IIonIplI-tc. The details of an
claboratc programme llaVI- b'tIIIu pro-
parcd. All that rcrnnins now is for
tho dutt- to arrive and tilt-IIII will be a
grout tIVctIt.
l'rcsiticnt ltooscvclt, Mayor Low.
William ll. llaltlwin. Jr.. St. Clair Mc-
l\’I’-lway, t‘ollgrcssman Scuddcl. t'. 8.
District Attorney William J. Yottngs
and Assistant l'uited States District
Attorney Henry t‘. Hall will be among
IIIII :I.pIIIIl.II.I.ts. A lingpolc has bocn IIIIIIIII-
III! on Fort (lolgolnn. anti from its sunt-
mil the Stars and Stripes will fly. 'l‘hII
govcrnlncnt‘s gift of a ten-inch .itod~
man rlilc will M on hand for dedica-
tion, 'I‘hII pat-ado will be a spot-tach-
worth going many mil-Is to soc.
l’rcsldcnt's yacht Syiph will rcprcscut'
the .
’l‘ilII ,
speaks to young women about}
dangers of the Menstrual Period
—how they can avoid pain,
suffering and remove the cause.
”1 auto l"ltl for six «are \‘llil Ii3's-
mtnorr hIIathIirlful pI- IrIodI..l I0 I: lllcllbU
itlnc l'llt tiIrI'I- or foul IluyI of llItII net.
paint 'lhc doctor said this was due.
to an iuliaruIIIl conditiollof the uth' ino
i ntIIIIlI II tI- -Ii colds and fcct Wt' ttillg.
dangcrolts it is to takc cold at this
crititai time. lllll(.ilsllllt‘litig’ would in.-
s larcd thcln
la. l'inklltuu's \‘I-gctublo (‘oni-
ptllllitl. that oils tiic only Inctlicino
\lilit‘il iII-ipctl our city. “ithin tllrIIII.
:‘Yt‘t‘lin after i started to take it.I
' noticcd a maria d impr-IorttnInt in my
gcncr. .Il health. and at thII tiInI- of In".
III-xt tuonthh l'lt'lillll the pain had
IltlninislIcIl cousiIlI-rabiy. I kept. up
i ”III in uttncnt and “.tsII'IuIIIi Ii month
lat-u: 1
Miss Agnes Miller, of Chicago. .
. mildly.
ltcrcsts of legitimate banking.
I lslutlnc, however did not pass any bill
the t l Iii-I-IntiI Ii I- vc ry month tlsl know .
‘ “if young,r girls onl3 rcalizcd how ‘
'l'hank that for Lullts .
ford. linxicr's or l’lalsiod's.
lvEII
.I.e..Ctreatest Cure for Sick Kidneys, Liver,
Bladder, and all Diseases Arising from
‘lrrlpure, Blood. Bloodine Drives the lm-
IpIure, Poisoned Blood Out of the System.
[andISupplies New, Rich, Red Blood.
“ BLOODINE ”
unlike. most. patent medicines is a rotatable p". paraliom whi.‘ n docs not de-
page the weakest stomach. hurt to lhctontr: Irv gitcs thII access-art IztrIIngtlI
“lb the digestive organs. so that lilt‘\ II.: l‘ulllll thII-ll i‘uil functions and
,1"ng them back to a healthy condition l' on in. soda and many other drugs
' "dlxest the food taken into the IIIIInach. but do not strcngthcn the di—
' . tive organs. so that they may in tile IIIIIIIII carry on the work lntcnIlI-d
1' them to do, but on the contrary \'.II:I' I-II tlIII organs by doing th-ir work
for them. A bad stomach is a. wcat; r"IIl:.'I h. a stomach that cannot prop-
,el'ly perform its functions. because. It lat-1;: \igor and ltiilt‘, bccause it has
,notthe stimulus of Pure lllood.
hoarse Kearney, of Meriden.
I. Palatablc, and Can Be Retaimd
By the Vukut Stomach.
mung the symptoms are til um . tilt" eating. nausea. hethen meals.
belching. vomiting. tlatu! c. it'" all :LIl oz f’”!'\'tlllN lll‘l‘ltliltiii’. Dyspepsia is
moth! “Bloodine” not 0. .lI;Il.'I'. IIliI \'l'Ii but cured in curing lilt' caust- from
men it is derived.
I."‘Bloodine" the only IIII.ot-.iy ';.;Itl'.'.IlI .0 s
111‘le ll‘lllng from impure blood.
., Few people realize that n ! you put .IIII tr :Ic of diseases arise. from impure
.310de keep the blood pure. a' .(i ilt“lilil\ llni you will let-l well, look MI“ and
leap well. Blood is life. it: condition determines our actions. our thoughts.
feelings. in fact it is. 1.9 most li'll'Ol'ln: It rotation of the body and on
1“ condition rests the state of otIr iIIalth.
Moat Medicines Are So Narmada:
They Upset the Stomach.
'I‘mcfl that has full power to cure
HI.
Mylo who Have Been Cured with " Bloodino"
it Many Physicians Have Given their Cases
Up as lncurahle. Mrs. A. H. D. French
md Children, of Maiden, Mass”
Lives Saved with "Bloodinc."
Bangor. .\i.I. could not seem to get any sit-climb. could
, take this opportunity to thank not cat. had Ito l'l‘\iit‘ for fur-Ii. and lack-III
‘ your wonderful pIIIIp I. it“! ‘titlon to. do anything. i had almost
gilt-n up IlistIIIIIagt-u‘ ul:-III a frlt-IlIl told
7 [it' about the at o IiI-Itttti lItIIIIflt to br- tlII-
Ilr-Id from t:Il.lIII “t-Illmdint. “ l pur-
I-linscti n botllc. lint l.~:III :ttu- I thought It
Would tlo Inc our "unit. but just in slltlsft
my intuit. .Uitl. :t .III.II: lII- l IIIIvcr rc-
__I1Ii\tttl‘lIt-lIilII
Q
. ..I 119‘ has Ilont- for “it". i I)
‘ had no .Ippc.tltII cI . id LII! work.
Wing civic; in fall. my III-rvIs
en away: had trlI-d lots and lots
0 get. relief. but “llllout
é Illa. rs he advised to try .
(I 'l fitti-
1 ”do not ext '7..II when
.u-Ir t'ttI urn that liver
‘ .4. g‘] l :30 years ytmllgcr and i uoiiIIIl :l IltI H II! ..lli""': my stomach
. the that lIotIh ) ~IIuIIl so inn-h strIIu..I~'.I and i had a dc
Wfllfltflli‘lft‘i“ " to I ‘:Il MI. .III till ,I: I ‘It: oi ilIIl lild ile-
logo for time llmltllii ‘.Ivtt imiv be sure
that l I-oIIilIItlIItl tI tnkI- ll. and so far
have taken {“0 ho. .lI-s. I {ch. at the
prescnt wlitlIIn. lIIIil-‘I‘ than l have felt
for trinity y-Iars. L"Iil l Ian truthfully say
that tlIIII-c is not titt- all-'Ittcst Ilotlltt In my
mind but this IIIM‘I III I- brought ubotn by
using your ttII.II.II-:-'t-| orooarntlmt. You
may use my narn- ichIir, if you so ticslrc.
and any t-li" who 'rll'l\ wish to \yIIltc mc
l‘l regard to yI-ur li"t'|t'.l‘:l3:I|ll I will hc
only Im- L'IIIIl in
that over-yield
stills ft: iu' trlIi.....I
\‘e truly yours.
ry t'.:utua DRUM}.
r .I t-
limo. . it II.
'‘I 3’ ma Bosttii; Mae‘s:w
‘hd “lend from nervous dys-
orer tour years and had uml
remedy that had been rcmm- -
the. besides having several phy~
‘ lthnut any erelief mull
‘whlch to
lll"il kilmy lltc rootl rt»
d it mi nah: "lilIIodlnc."
‘llts. A. ll. 11. FRENCH.
‘ .flrcd pl
.. i an cheerfully re. om-
" Ito any one suffering with
learnt! .. ,.
nits: .B. sixes. 9
East l'ttfltnll- Mass.
I"). "IrItou. “an.
<IITII~IIII
Tlll". “LOOD'V‘Z
(tents: vl liar--
Trudi-lo for III
lsiden. mat
a few words in praise
‘ Warrant-guarantee. u
-maarealeenast1pmon.2sc.labfimm.
,Qd‘tho Testimony from Prominent New England
rur it «IV-Ills to me
with Kidney
hill I I- u .l'I-tnnnw ‘\.\\' llIiI ago. ill.
45000 for/alt II IIIIqinuI of above mm pram ‘ug
genuine/lass cannot in produced
The monthly sickness rcflccts
tllc condition of woman ‘5 “faith.
l‘it‘ty thousand lt-ttcrs from
\Hllllt‘ll trove that Lydia. I}.
l’lnklmnl III \ cgctablet‘ ompotmd
regulates menstruation. and
mites those periods painless.
N. (’l.. N. Y.. of lI‘lttshlng. will no cu—
calnpcd in Huntington. .lttly .‘l and l.
During the lI‘ourth tlII- gtlartlsnlcn will
takc part in llli' pItIIaIlII. ’l‘ltI-y will
giro a military drill. alltl Intt- ill the
day tllIIrII will bc a drum purztdt- and.
iowcring of colors tit sunset. The par-
IIIlII will hc not only It IItIpIIIIscutatioll
of tho illtltlstrics oi' the township, lllll.
it will contain many i'IIattlrI-s of tin cu-
lill' l'nltIIIl Stutcs Navy ill thII bay. :Int lilIIIItrIIItHlIcrpII-Ion since. \
’i‘nn SI-vcntccuth Soparzttc Company. lam in pott‘u-t hoalth.“-~~-.\llss Aosna
tcrtainiug nature. There will be some
llovIIititIs of an entirely original chur-
actIIr. The fire department. (l. A, ll.
\‘t‘il‘l‘lillS, school children. military?
company. sch-Iral drum corps and an
t-xI-IIiII-nt band are also to be in the
procession.
The historical address. by the lion.
liI-nry t‘. Plan, will bII dcllvercd in
thc Huntington UpI-ra llousc. As Mr.‘
l’lalt ranks as one of thc loading his~
loriuns of Long island and has earned
a wide reputation as an entertaining
spcakcl‘. those who hear him are snrc
to have all iutcllcctual treat.
The arrangements for providing for
tlIII nccds of visitors during the (Icic-
brstion are on a scale with the plan of
entertainment. 'l‘llc hotels of litInt-.
ington and vicinity are to be in rcatli-
III-ss to IIIItI-rtaiu their full inhibitor and
nearly many private ironic in lluntlllg- .
ton, it seems, will be opcncd to invited
guests or to thosc who wish to obtain I
board for tho tlIIIcII days. The local.
nIstpaptIr oillIII-s lravc lists of pcopiIII
who will takc visitors to board for thc I
third. fourth and fifth of July. llur-;1
ing the short I-Itcrclscs at l‘0l‘l Gol-
gotha. whcrc the early morning flag
raising is to takc place, no seats will
be used.
occupy btlt a short time and the (Inn- i “any...“
unit dedication beside the ptlblic li—;
brary building. will also be a shortl
affair thotlgh impressive Ihc parudc . walk“... I...“ of Meridcu:
will be through the print ipal strccts oi’i mastcr. Sturgeg M, .iudd. of
Huntington village. “there uIII dos- l bury; Roswell Atkins. of llristol:
cits of points of vantage whcrc lilt'ilgg ill. pmnpl-ny. or Willimnnlic: [)
pageant can be seen and enjoyed.
lI or the spccch making in the latclot \‘l’ashingtou; \\. ll. Chapman,
afternoon. when President Roosevelt. IDeIIpitivIIrI ll lI‘. l’arkct. of Coventry:
Mayor Low and the othcrs will be. the - F F. Packer, of Mystic:
MASONIC VETERANS.
cers Chosen and Other Business.
Association
lht‘ Masonic \‘I-lcrans'
lin iotlgc, No. 7.0. A. F. and A. M.
Volt-runs llcgan "arriving curly
room of ”to lodge by tho
consisting of .ludgt-
ltI IIIIIIIsIIIItatlrc ”only i. lit-nth (‘ornI-l
ills '.l‘ .-,\lIIIll
W. Slt-uart, ill. Arthur t..
Austin \'Ilii'lI-, oi" l“l)l‘t‘$l\'ilit',
D. Wilson,
Arthur W, tiriswold
lodge room. where
titlcctl \\'orsllipt‘ul
Wooding, of Franklin lodgc,
(ItImtIIi thII \t‘l.t‘l‘iiil5.
Arthur ll. tiootlcnough
sang the
.RIIv. llr
to WI ltllls
Song'
as follows: \‘encrablc master.
c.1c.,h will all be numbered and held iI‘oll, Glastonbury:
and reserved.
the tree scars [ll‘t)\l(l(ltl for school tbll-
A ilI‘. Marwick. of Ansonia.
andi
those which are rcscrvcd for the t‘..
it. Veterans. and for the aged
infirm
As the Prcsident and Mayor Low
cach arrive at Huntingch by wrntc ,‘.
there will be sortie features of interest. '
for owners of pleasure craft. Thai
President will still around front Oyster 5
tray in the government yacht Sylph,
and will return home, in the evening on
board the yacht. Mayor Low will
cross the Sound from Lurchmont.
They are to be in Huntington at 3'30
p, m. Excursionists from the harbors
along the south shore of Connecticut
and from the Sound shore. of Long is—
lnnd will doubtless go to Huntington
on the Fourth to augment tlle crowds
arriving by railroad and other convey--
ances. The new steamer Huntington
is to run excursions to and front South
Norwalk. Conn. during the day.
An exceptionally valuable and at—
tractive souvenir of Huntington is be
ing prepared and will be ready for dis-
tribution at the celebration. it will
contain about eighty pages of histori—
cal reading matter and charming half
tone engravings. ofspeople, buildings
and scenery in and a Huntington.
All the territory _W the original
township, including ”has. is mow; Baby-
ipllLia represented in the he'iettar press
as weii‘as thc‘ illust‘r to s.. The cover
design itwiadesuaist'pi plotur ofthe
old windmill erected still 0 pi}; ed for
many years it Huntll, v lsge by
Daniel Sammlis ThisI 'qunwe unique.
being so far as can ’be.‘_ on d the
only one of the kind sitter operated.
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Living in an out or the way place.
remote from civilization a family is
often driven to desperation tn case of
accident. resulting in Burns. Cuts,
Wounds. Ulcers. etc. Lay in a supply
of Bucklen‘a Arnica Salve. it's the best
on earth. 25c, at F. H, Baxter‘s drug
stoi‘e. _ ' ”
bc organized in a few days as
iary company of the Detroit
slon of the latter road from Hamler 0..
to this city.
ore tiock will be built here.
will be in operation by winter
A Wonderful Medicine. '
,¥
Bentham s
I
Pills
IFOR ALL
Biliuus andI
Nervous Disorders
Sick haddock, Constipation,
Willi articles in Stomach,
lam” 'liigfln,
Item the uni Female
D a h . ll
Sudden e t of Mrs ye as E. Lewis. m
KILLED W A RUNAWAY.
«. . Il ll't‘t" tIIiI-tl hundreds
Mill. 1 In“. it to of cnrcs “‘l"ll“l :I'III MIlafaclloh until I
, I ma under trlcd “Blmlloe.” and after using one bag.
.1. November and lie- tII-l felt bcttcr than i hare for ears.
expects! to tire. Yours truly
a”... “1% but us. It. wo‘onwoara.
lymfilflchflsnl
0 Dent
DERBY June 27—Mrs Silas E bew-
is a prominent church woman. and
wife of one of the most prominent un-
rssenn can I! m mm a.
:geriaieghrl'n Ithaca?" and a well Tim Bsedet. flaming.
sown at a a savor worker.»
i celred injuries in a runaway accident “”fmi'wm
museum 3 nos-ans.
Annual Meeting Held in Bristol—Otto
lllllS’l‘UL. .ittnII 27n—‘i‘llc members of;
Ilf
Cultnccticut wow tiIII gucsts of Frank-l
Titc‘
in tho
tiny and (boy \vIItIc lllt‘l in ”it“ rcccptlonI
committee,
lloszIll Atkins
lIlsuiIl iliI|llll) (.‘Ihatlt-s
lhIIIcll i‘.’
Adelbcrt
t‘. Norton Parsons and Dr.
Soon uttcr lU
o‘clock thII vI-lcrans assembled in the,
\‘cncrable Master
William \\I'.'liiltl.'t*‘ l.t.It-. of MI-ridcn. cllll-
ed the convcnlhiu to order and intro-I
Mastt-r Charles 1..
who wIIl-
'l‘hc venerable
mush-I r-IIpliI d, prayc r divas offered by.
the'
Ancient Master's
to tho aid Nelson and the vener-
”l“ "i“‘t‘i'h (”iii songs Wl” Iablc Iuastcr their deliv'clctl the allllllliit
, Myers, of Brooklyn
The tIiIIctionIof olllccrs resulted as
William
associatef
Water-I
(‘har
i the ground
scc retur
y lhc was instantly killed.
entertainers. a grand stand is to bellrcasuler. ltcv. A. N. Icwis. Montpea
IIrIIcted to accommodate." 000 people: “or \t.: assistant secretary, l‘. i’. 1.th-
l‘hcsc seats. to be sold at ‘25 cents is Now Hatch: registrar T. ll. L. Tal
assistant registrar
The exception will be H. ll. Waldo, Glastonbury: marshal H. “Tm?“-
T Twilchell Union City; sentinel W.
IlrtIn who march ill the parade. and lil. iI‘owlIIr of Berlin; chaplain ltcv. W.
will W Lil-VF
the moat healing salve lathe world. I has been 3 “0589““ ‘0 "163
ItMMENSE COAL AND ORE DOCK. i
TOLEDO. 0.. June 27.~—Tbe Toledo
’and Springfield Railroad Company will
a subsld
for the purpose of building an exten-l
An immense coal and the matter under consideration.
The. road offer has been matte by a committee of
'the board of trustees, who waited on
:Mr. Kelcey and urged him to accept
. 0 Far Reaching Disasters.
iiAit’l‘iI‘Ultl), Jun 27——'l‘he annual
nIIIotlng of the Connecticut liankers'
Association was held ill this city, yes-
. tertlay afternoon. the business meeting
taking place at the Hartford Golf Club.
, ’I‘hIIII chIII fifty members of thII seven-
tl'It’|.;llt Connecticut bankers who be—
ltzntIgd to tho association present. tiov»
crllor (‘lIttIIlbt-IIlItin was among those
pIIIIst-nt.
l‘IIIIslIlI-nt it. W, t‘utlcit, of tilt- Hart-
ford l‘rust t‘. ornpany, mndc thII address
or wclcomc. liII said that the year just
lpassI-Ii had been a vcry profitable one.
l’wl‘ll liU l'al— It-ltt hing disasters by fall-
, uIII-
! InollI-y prI-valltnl.
tirt- or floods, and good rates for
’l‘h. recent so slon
of thc l.eglslaturc_ he said, rcsui It in
the introduction, and tllrcatcned pas-
sage of about tlIII‘usual number of bills
anti schcmcs. many of which. to speak
did not seem to be in the. In—
'l‘ he leg-
whit h was a radical departure from
Itllc recognlzcd conservative and tried
methods of (.‘onncc-tittlt s banking syn.
tent.
”Inc reports rt-IIIivI-d from the var-
.lous ottltcrs wcrII most encouraging
New olllccrs for the coming year were
Iclcctcd as follows:
IIppI-Ittiagcn caustd by rcpeatctl and ‘
l‘rcslIlIIut.-—-~AIIIlrIIw .l, Siopcr. Now
Illrltain.
\‘iIIc-l’lIIIsiIlIInt-t‘. N. MIIrslI-k, New
‘llalcu.
SIIIIItII ar—y -.l. ‘ Norton,.lr., Mcridcn.
"Ilicasurcr -lI1. it. ltI-Ilticld, Hartford.
llecI-utive t‘tlllllllltttItII-L‘llttl'it'rt W.
(lnlII, Norwich; W. R. Atwood. Now
1‘} irltain; (.‘. E. (.‘urtlst-l. NIIw ilith'lll
il“lilnk Furlong Hartford, and E. ii.
I llcnh: illl. lh ldgepott
l‘. llcpburn vicc presidcnt of thc
(‘hasII \'at.ionai llunk of NIIw York
.spokc in an interesting manncr on thI-
.nIII-IIsslty of what might. be
called an
I'IIrnIIIIgI-ucy I-tlrrcncy,” This IImcrgcu-
Icy currency could lIII Ilsctl by the banks
‘I in times of strlngcllcy in iit'll oi' ordin-
ary curIII-ncy for tho ptlIIposII of titling.
the baukcrs over until tllII situation
‘could in» rcliI-vI-Ii.
STOMACH TROUBLES.
Twenty- -flve Cents Prepariy Invested
Does More Good than $500 Spent
For Medicine and Doctor Bills.
There is nothing that so utterly Ills-
cotlragcs a man as a disordered stom-
ach. Hc cannot possibly comprehend
that a few doscs of the right medicine
will ptlt him on tho right road to u
complctc rocorcry. Mr, SumuIIl Bay-
t‘l" of Folsom, lowa, says. "Aftcr noc-
torlng for about twolvc years and
spending ncarly $500.00 for tncdicinc
and tloI-Iors' ices, i purchased for my
wife a box of Clutmbcrlnln's Stomach
and lecr 'l‘illllt'iS‘ which did her so
much good llllll sltc continued to tlsc
thIIm and iltI‘Iy harc donc hIIr morc
good luau ttll thII Iuctlicinc I bought be»
ltil‘t'.” ’l‘hcsc Tablets lmprovc the ap-
petitc. strcngtlteu the digestion and
l'tIgtIlatII the bowels. lucrcnsctl
strcnglh and vigor follows and thc
paticrlt is soon as wcll as over. Price
25 cents pcr box. For sale by Stiiisml
Powell Corp, Baxter Pharmacy and
(‘llt‘lord'l'harmacy "
TRAGIC DEATH AT RACES.
Edwin J. Myers, of Brooklyn. Killed by
Falling Rock.
i'tllltlllKEEPSlE, N. t'., June 27.—
'()ne tragic incident attended the boat
races yesterday afternoon. Edwin J.
. a college graduate
llllti a bacteriologlst. was in the. crowd
that climbed to points of vantage on
tho west bank of the. river front which
to view the finish of the race. Just
after the freshmen ram 8. stone on
Iwhlch two men were sitting directly
W.‘
"l‘hornpsou. “f Hridgcport; (luy C. Ford Iabove the spot where Myers and his
of; companion were broke loose and- fell.
Ilt struck Myers and bore him down to
His neck was broken anti
TEN YEARS IN BED.
R A Gray. .1. P., Oakville, ind.
‘For ten years i was confin-
ed to my bed with disease of my kidi
neys. it was so severe that I could not
I move. part of the time. i consulted the
lable. but
ley’s Kid-
ded to me. it
——Soid at
A.
very best medical skill
torrid get no reiiefi
trey Care was recon:
IPlalsted‘ a drug store.«
..
OFFERED A PRESIDENCY.
HARTFORD. June 27—'i‘hc Rev.
i Henry H, Kelsey, pastor of the Fourth
Southern Congregational Church or this city.
has been offered the presidency of '-tal
gladega College Alabama _,anti he has
Tht‘
the offer. Mr, Kelsey is one tit Hart—
ford‘s oldest pastors and has been pas-
, tor of the Fourth Church about fifteen
years.
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh testimony in .great quantity is
constantly coming in, declsring Dr.
Ridge New Discovery for Common
tlon Coughs and Colds to be unequal-
ed. A recent expression from '1‘ J.
McFarland. Beater-ville Va. serves as
example. He writes. “i had Bronchi-
tis for three years and doctored all the
time without being benefltted. Then
i began taking Dr. King's New Discov-
ery, and a few bottles whorly cured
Ime.” Equally effective in caring all
Lung and Throat Troubles, Consump-
tion. Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter. drugglst. Trial bot-
tles free. regular sizes We and $1. ”
ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPOR-
ATED.
HARTFORD June 27—The Manila
Electric Railway and Lighting Com-
pany, capitalised at 88.000.000. was in-
corporated yesterday a fee of 82 600
being turned over to the state treasur-
er. The incorporate" are: A L
Shipman Charles W. Gross and Char
ice A Goodw'ln. all of this city.
I...
WHEN THERE is A DULL HEAVV
feeling in the head: a bad taste In the
mouth; tongue tuned and taste blunt-
ed; skln dry. and feverish: whites of
eyes streaked with yellow; sour ris-
ings in the throat: fugitive pains in
the head. chest and back, etc" take
Cal-curs Solvent Dr. .Kennedy'a new
medicine; right away
Recovery is hastened, healthr
restored and vitality renewed by
the use of
teas: stalls. ’
we perfect malt tonic. A food
in liquid form. It quickly builds
flesh .and tissue. .
i All dnlulsts sell it. Prepared by the
. 8t.bottis,0..8l.
:3 I -
BOYS VACATION SHOES
t‘:tnvus l' ppcrs anti Leather Soles for
Hot Weather.
5 0e
.MEN'SLBLACK AND TAN.
. WELT OXFORD. ,
Special at
.t.
$2.55
81 WiShirrgton St”
Olsen’s Shoe: ‘37 totem.
South It IIIIUJUI.‘ Conn.
=—
d be well in a
3L ‘5. Comes?) 60”..
‘ oath Korma“. C can
Snlztii cnouIIII tor l\\'I‘lll\‘
books or large enough tor
twcntv thouwuul. Is the
Siobcfii'cmiciw
“Elastic"
Bookcase
[‘t'l i‘L'l'lllln
Ilusl-pl‘oot
silOW
Fittcd \l it it
roller-beating
doors. (“tut wc
you its beauties?
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Look Out for the lien ice Wagon.
HANG OUT YOUR [CE CARDS.
hill. THIS lili'illil li‘ li’Iilitii DUES Kill [Bill Iiiillliill
To the patrtfirs of the Norwalk Hy geln Ice Company or last. season, and
and the
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlem'anly treatment.
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—— 7 .
The new management wishes to say that no cxpenso has been sparcd 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 different routes (un-
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons :tiiitt'. to send their ice
men to the plant for llYGElA lCE, where it will be Sillii to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at thII some figures as the
natural product. To dealers who have to. crush ice in boxos for their cus—
tomers, we would say that we have an ice crusher lit It r. Ill grind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per mlnutc, which will hII at tlII-ir service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and tllniiilrtl water on tap.
Tel. 187-6.
I Sincerely yours,
TlIE NUIt‘A'A‘..,l( lll’tlltlA it‘ll CO.
By J. WI Olmsted, manager,
N. B.—Don't be “jollled” by any one saying that thI-y have "something
just as good," but try it, and act on your own good judgment,
ABSOLUTE SEliiiliiTY
Gentile CARTER’S SLll‘lLE till-lit PILLS must bear
in static Signature of
..._-_._. ._.. .. . ._. I .a.
lbsohllely Cure
BiLlOliSNEsa. _.
SICK Hsaoacna.
TORPID LIVER:
runner), TONGUE.
lllDtGESTION
CONSTIPATiDtIi
’DIzzINsss
MLOW SKtN
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