‘Ii,
it,
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it
‘l--.
, be found a complete list
, ,aiona'lbooked for items
If,“ , fill‘ the hallince of the
‘: ,1 number is unusually
3U, " a A'tikulsl. steameril'ar-
‘ the} Point from New Yerk‘ city
, ngand on some, are
,1 two and three ve sols
at , Norwalk people will h‘iive
, , . when: the metropolis on
__ "it! than excursions. and, will
, of the opportunity to meet
“‘Heonls's Institute Club, New
("Howard Mission, New York.
{Alton Steamboat Company,
on,
, yBO—lt. Paul’s E. R. Church, New
w§9~boneidien Memorial Church,
ill 1-
Yo
Q Broom Street Tabernacle,
Jilly“ ! ‘—-St. Mathew’s German
ll new York.
gal], i4~ohurch of Our Lady of Good
‘_ I, Brooklyn.
it y H—Grace it. E. Church, Brook-
,v 15—Cornsii Memorial Church,
a York;- .
truly 15-German
, Chbi’tlh, New York.
; rJuly 16~SL Stephen's Lutheran
Church, New York.
, ’Juiy 16~Iroa Steamboat Company,
w Xprk.
Jilly 17~Unioanuaday school of
afll‘ekepsaok.-N. J. .
July 17-»Dewltt
, Nevf"York. . »
. July ill—Church of Brooklyn.
July 20-dron Steamboat Company,
New York.- .
«it!!! ‘ “till-v-Evangelicai
sores, Elisabeth, N. J.
it at 31-4. 1). Klinert Mutual Aid
old 3 , New York.
All list 1~Iron Steamboat Company.
, New“. ork. - -
, Miguel: , 8~Waterbury
‘Church. Waterbury, Conn.
[August 4~Herder Club, Brooklyn.
,, .Augbst 5—irvington Reformed
Church, Irvington, N. J.
August 6~Busiuess men, Bridgeport,
clam bake.
, ,Mlzust 10~Court Mott Haven, For
08'8".
Presbyterian
Memorial Church,
Lutheran
Colored
1‘13“)an . . - !
August Iii—Church of Holy Trinity,‘
New York. ’
, August 14-United Masonic Lodges,
‘ Queens County, New York. l
August lfi—Hercuies Council. R. A.,
'nhiiew York. J
August 18~Washington Engine Com-
pany, Mt. Vernon. ,
* August 18—Lodge of Elks, Mt. Ver-
non, clamhake.
ch use, dinner.
rfieptember 2—Sagamore Clllb, New}
, k, dinner. ‘
,Igihe annual meeting of the Bell Js-‘t
Jami Improvement society will be held 3
morrdwhight at Retsof cottage. The 1’
Gillian, of officers will be held, new.
mitteeiiwiil be formed. and all thei
, ,1, and committees of last seasonl
be formally discharged. Everyone;
6 III , d has a cordial invitationl
tteatl and it is hoped that therel
“.9. large turnout on that even- l
* rut hop of the season will be'
the Norwalk Yacht Club house,
_ "Bluff, tonight.
”9;?“ In. Lemme, of Brooklyn,
m Mtage, Park avenue,
‘11. Arthur Clark and Han
« . preparing to clamp out as
thaweather becomes favorable
{taste they have' erected on
: front. of the Outlook Cot-
sland.
Cirillo in Hog Creek, Men
.8 from $5 to $20 Per Day. '
_ a. was. renew—K spee-
at Intelligencer from Daw-
, The llrst newsslnce March
wast stretch of 2.000‘miles
nkon Basin, from Eagle to
and Tanana. Kayak and
camps and Kuskokwin
me today on, the steamer
... ,. my , ever tried almost-wgtxu exception.
i! ngmni‘in «:43: 3’; NEW? 18‘ m . . la}; The" cut
' may from rum“. They told. nxter's or Plsisted’s. '-
....,. . __.
I ‘ ‘2' 'fiic'ggmtée y ..
Tulane river with no
tarenp, but going down
‘Itt thousand people are
fl belong!“ to: Lynn’s
“ skim the ice went out. .
dose to the post. A
htdcthlls limit
halmd .llie
, . , worn by McCann.
' finalist lgwRoantoka Council. Mor-f
" "Auxust 19—?Members of Coffee Ex- 5 score of bricks into Orange street and
‘lah’s forces deny the rumors. ~
(‘0‘ mineral-at the r .~
cunt
; ‘DELICIOUSI
3.0 55.
Lunch Mills:
BISCUITS
Kept so in Our
Holst Proof Package
At Best Grocers
:56.
nor AFRAID '5. smatvdeses‘.
"Lorri? Harrington Says he is a British
Subject. '
b’i‘, LOUIS, June 30——Asa id. Mitch
ell. agent for a water company, who
was held yesterday‘by the police who
are investigating the murder of horse
man James McCann, has been releas-
ed, after yanking a statement to the
police. His home in New York, and be
will go there, returning her to testify
when “Lord" Harrington is tried. tic
said he did not, know that McCann was
1dead when the note which be wrotc.
was sent to Mrs. McCanll. Coroner
Koch will rc-open the inqucst ill Clay~
ton Thursday in view of the testimony
that has developed since the last in»
quiry. Last night Governor Koch
swore out a new warrant charging tiar-
ringtoll with the murder of McCann.
The former warrant, sworn out Sunday
by Mrs. McCann, made the some charg-
es. Harrington's preliminary hearing
will be held on July S. When asked
. today if he did not fear being lynched,
Harrington replied:
“Not a bit of it. I’m a British sull-
icct alld i expect to be legally tried
on the charges against me. The sheriff
has assured me that I will be, well-pro-
tected. i am innocent until you prove
me guilty."
The pond ill the abandoned stone
quarry wherein the body of McCann
was found, was thoroughly dragged
yesterday with the expectation of find-
ing the clothing of tile victim. In this
the search was unsuccessful, btll a
scorch In the vicinity revealed it blood
stained. shirt ”and a cuff, which also
bore blood marks. These were bold.
but were not identified as having bccn
Foley's Honey and Tar
cures, colds, prevents pneumonia.
LIGHTNING STRUCK A CHURCH.
NEW HAVEN, June 30.—A bolt of
lightning ill yesterday afternoon's
sharp electrical storm struck the
Church of the Redeemer and knocked
a hole through a twelve-inch wall at
the base of the steeple. knocking a
0
setting tire to the adjoining woodWork.
The blaze was quickly pllt out.
WARNING. .
If you have kidney or bladder ll‘(lll-'
ble and do not use Foley‘s Kidney
Cure, you will have only yourself to
blame for results, as it positively cures
all forms of kidney and bladder dis-
eases. Sold at Piaisted's drug store.
I.
BILLY REIDY RELEASED.
ST. LOUIS, June 30——Bllly Reilly,
pitched for the American.l.eague team.
pitcher for the American League team,
of St.“ Louis, has been given aslen-
days' release notice, at his own re-
quest. For some time Reilly has been
Inderthe care of a physician and on
account of poor health asked to be re-
leased. Reidy came to St; Louis from
the Milwaukee team.
‘ ‘ TEN YEARS lN, BED.
R. A, Gray. ‘J‘. P.. Oakville, Ind..
writes: “For ten years i was confin-
ed to my bed with disease of my kid-
neys. It was so severe that I could not
move pgrt of the time. i consulted the
very best medical skill available, but
could get no relief until Foley's Kid-
ney Cure was recommended to me. it
has been a Godsend to me."———Sold at
Pisisted‘s drug store. “
BRiTiSH OFFICERS NOT PRIS:
ONERS. 5
LONDON. June 30.——General Man-
ning. the British commander in Somal-
iland. East Africa, hu‘telegraphed to
the War Office discrediting the reports
that several British oflicers are prison~
érs in the Mad'Mnllah's' camp. The
General says deserters from the Mul-
s'roa 1'qu coco, -
or it mdy‘res‘ult in Pneumonia. Bra-
ailian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
is... Decree
. ts _ ,g flWMt.1,ud. .
Y.l M. T. A38 FIELD DAY.
Big Time on July tin-Program of the
Events.
The arrangements for the Catholic
Total Abstinence -linlon slate parade
and field day, which will be held ill
Hartford July 4, under the auspices oi
the Young Men's Total Abstinence so
clcly. are now about complete.
The parudewlll be reviewed at City
hell by the oliicors of the national and
state unions, ldoutclient-Governor itob
arts, Mayor Blliilvan, city officials and
guests. Prizes will be given societiet
as follows. For most members in
, line. silk ling; finest appearance, ban
tier; finest decorated float of tile in
dies' societies. banner; and society
coming longest distance, silk ling, The
judges to award the prizes will ('imiiibl
of itul‘us ii. Jackson. Dwight N.
Howe and Colonel Edward
Prior to the parade mass will be held
at St. Joseph‘s cathedral and toe pub-
lic is cordially invited. After all"
paradc cars will be ill waiting at ”it
onion Station for Charter Oak park
where the Mid day will bc held, con
sistlug of an interesting program 01
varied events, as foliowa:
individual events, open to all ama-
[curs ill the slutewltIO-yord dash, 4401
yard dash, one-half mile run. one mile
rlln, running broad jump. running high
jump, pole vault, sack racc, putting 12
pound shot. mile relay race (4 men).
()rg‘hniaution evonts—«(iaelic football
game, lite and drum corps contest, ha-
ton swinging contest.
Temperance Society only, bllt all so
clety members are eligible. to enter all
events on program: 100~yard dash,
220Lyard dash, one mile relay race
tupou'to‘ail temperance societies ill the
state. Teams of 4 men each—each
man to I‘ll" onequarter mile), two base
ball games, nnenlile bicycle race, tug
of war contest.
One of the most interesting event:
will be the Gaelic football game ..e
tween a team toprcsentins the live di~
visions of the A. O. H. of Hartford
and the "all American“ team, repre
senllng‘tne A, O. H_. of Waterbury.
Tile prize will he a largo silver cup and
the championship of the state. 'I‘ilE
clip has I)(‘i'li presented by H. Roach.
of New Britain. ll. & D. Daniel and
A, i.. Foster have given each n silk
flag to be presented to societies ill til
parade. ‘
The following lllculbers will reprc
sent Hartford A. 0. H, football team:
'l‘im Gcancy, captain; P. Beakcy, sec
lctnry; iatret Wall, treasurer; l’. (fill
iahan, manager; F, A. holiday, 1*. Kol-
icy, A. Kllmartin, P. Kilmartin, l.
ionway, J, Conway, p‘, .i, Connors, P
Fanguey, P. Sweeney. .i, Culilne, ii
Moriarity, M. Sweeney, J. llcgicy. Silly
slitntcs. P. (tuslck, D. Ryan. it. Ryan,
J, Kellchcr, P. Barry. K. Kelly. There
the park for children. Dancing after-
noon and evening. in courtesy to the
visit of the many honorable guests to
..arlford the residents have arranged
to decorate houses stores, ctc.
WORQT OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything no worse than to moi
that every minute will be your last?
1 Such was the experience of Mrs. s. it
Newson,~ Decatur, Ala. “For three
ablo pain from indigestion stomach
and bowel trouble.
evitable when’ doctors and all room
dies failed. At length I‘was induced to
miraculous. I improved at once and
now I'm completely recovered. For
Liver, Kidney; Stomach and Bowel
medicine. Only 600.
by F, H. Baxter, druggist,
It‘s guaranteed
OI
STUDENTS' CONFERENCE.
Northfield. Mass.
The international student conference
began its annual ten days“ session at
Northlicld, Mass. on June 26. All
Thursday and Friday hundreds of men
front the Eastern colleges flocked to
ing the Norllllleld seminary buildings
and the camp and invading the spac-
ious parlors of "The Northlleld." From
the advance correspondence it. is esti-
mated that. nearly a thousand men will
be at Northfield at this time. Each
year the Northflcld‘ meetings grow
more. popular ill intercollegiate circles
and the. distilled ahsenct‘fot‘ the “goody;
goody' 'elcmcnt does much to attract
the best leaders of college life. The
gatherings apartfrom their religious
character are perhaps the. host medium
in the United. States for enabling men,
from ono’coliege to meet mm from oth—
er colleges and to introduce prepare»
tory’schoo'i boys to members of high
crd institutions. ‘
The aftermath; of the conference are
set aside for social times and athletics
and on the Fourth of July the intercoi~
legiatle’ track meet is held» Among the
competitors of last year were Captain
Chadwick, of rate. Lightner, of Har-
vard. McCracken. of ‘Pennsyivinia, and
Marshall, of Columbia.
The purpose of the_conference is to
deepen the spiritual life of the students
and to train them as Chrlstlan leaders.
and to this end,‘ih*atlditibn th the reg-
ular meetings.’speclsl "institutes are
Stokes. ,
Campbell. of London, Robert E. Sp 1-5
and John R. Mott.
centers in missionary work and Col
settlements in, "cities. ' , ,
speakers ,to‘océupy the Northileld’ pin,
form during thlsiconference is specially.
Strung. .. .s t 7 '3‘. ‘l ‘ .‘L “
. e l l t l . - , L;
zomwsu continuation .
mongrel an out arise surplus
remote from civilization, is sturdy“
often“ driven to‘,tielu)el'stlont in
accident. resulting in ‘Bu'r'mi
' We
of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It's the
on arm.
store; .
‘ . ——.~4__.&-————
W.EAK'Wti°§9+uMF egg-rolls
unw mm.“
1.. Perry, ilnlm'o' '
9
Juli; newslesglgr
Scllulae. ,
will be many novel side attractions at =
years," she writes, “i endured illsul’fcr 1
Death soclncd ill-3
try Electric Bitters and the result was '2
troubles Electric Bitters is the only:
held under such prominent educati‘onah _‘ .
men as Prof, Sanders and’Anso'n Phelps '
Jr.. offale. the Remit; 3.7.
Strong more a;
@6331. _
Wounds, Ulcerslétc. ‘ Lay‘in up .11 ‘
fight“ F. H. fighters drug
' l
.., mun.“ a” ,,,__ ,
t . ‘ , “ 4
Boys Know a Good Thing
and It's good to” have them like a
good illillg,-es|lecialiy where drink
is‘conccrncd. They all like Williams'
Root Beer because oi its life, snap and
fine flavor. It touches the " thirsty
spot" ill a satisfying. soothing way
and cools the IIli‘UiiI all the pay
down. Strictly tempt-lance. il‘s made
flout roots and herbs \vilirilglve it n
pcrulially rich and delicious flavor.
" The cost ready to drink is barely two
cents a imam—almost as cheap as
water and a great dral more health-
fill in hot weather. insist on having
William's
WILLlAlfl . CARLIWJN ”0.. link“. Calm
Inns of I'iillun‘ Iisvorisl imam
.c...
I . a
CHILD LABOR.
l, -—'———a- ‘
Children Cannot be Employed During
Vacation irilstores or Factories.
(Waterbury Democrat).
People who want to have their (:IlIIv
.lren work in the. factories and stores
during vocation limo would spare
hemaolVGs and others a lot. of trouble
oy bearing in mind that it matters not
whether, the yollngsters‘huv'c been, at»
'enulng scilooi regularly or not, they
'annol be employed Ill mercantile or
manufacturing establishments unless
hey are over it years old.
A great many think that the law wli..
violence to ”W employment of child
:abor does not hold grind during the
:unlmcr months. 'l‘bls,is a mistake.
ll addition to this parents and guard-
ans should remember that. the record
if children born ill the. United Staten.
llllsidc ol' \‘l'atorbllry, cannot be had
ti the town clcrk‘s office. it may be
obtainable at the oliicc of the super—
lllelldcnt of the public schools. If not.
be only tiling to do is to send to .110
:own they wcrc born ill.
('IliItIl‘t‘il borll Outside the linitcd
States and who arc over 14 can rccclvc
rcrtiflcalcs to lilllt cilccl ill the town
.-icrk's oiiicc on condition that their
parents or guardians accompany lilf'lii
,and nlakc oath to the date of thcir
: birth. ‘
this is whore some of tile. whoppcrs
iltrc lold. Ililtlc follows that 0111‘ would
}suy lil'i‘ not over 7 or S iilld parents or
i guardians prcparcd to makc affidavit
that they are twice that, and inasmuch
as it is [ll‘ciiy hard to lcarn wilcro
some of tilcm first saw light. you might
‘ns Wcll take such evidence as you t'llll
Hurt and be satisfied as try to make
an investigation;
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain i-l. Hubbard, of Mil-
.‘m‘tI, lick, says:
t‘ii uly boy‘s life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup, We gave
him it low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn»
inc." For sale by it. ll, l’lulstcd. F.
mac-y. "
SET THE HOST’S ALARM CLOCK.
Surprise Party Guests Get Mr. Hall
Out at 4 0'0iock in the Morning.
A surprlsc party was given last week
1
Hundreds of cone“ Mon Flock gogon Mrs, Charles Hall, at her bottle. ilti
"l‘ayior EVI‘llIlt'. A large number of
3 her friends took part ill the event. l.)ur~
‘ing the (trolling there were music and
dancing, and grapilopllone selections
’wclrc given by Samuel H,‘Nfih‘il. Sup-
? [it‘l‘ was tllcn served. A number of the
the little town of Northficid overflow 1 guests secured handsome souvenirs ofi
tilts occasion and others connlvcd and
halt the host's alarm clock for 4 o'clock
‘in the morning, at which time it Wont
off. He was scurcd, thinking there
were burglars in the place.
iiNTERESTiNG To ASTHMA SUF-
, FERERS.
. Daniel Route, of O‘ttcrvlilc, Iowa,
lWI'ltefil “i havoilntl asthmn' for thrco
or four years and have tried about all
thocougb'nnd asthma cures ill the
market and have rccclvod treatment.
from physicians ill New York and Mr
gcr cities, but got very little bcncilt
,until i tried Foley's Honey and Tel.
'whlch gave the immediate relief and i
will never be without it in my house. I
sincerely recommend it to all.
Plaisted's Drug Store.
on God or Grace, ' , .
How swift the seasons fly,
Like birds let loose in Eastern sky.
Yet in God's scales suspended fair,
Our joys and comforts far outweigh
.Gontributed by Samuel Benjamin, of
. 34.93.832.154...
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or. charities and
terriers -
arise 9.-
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' inatlon ill Geology—4i. P.
"Brazilian ilulm Rilv'h
‘ll.llaxtcr, and The Clifford Pharh
Sold at, __
“t I KILLED sv FALL FROM CHIMNEY.
fies free, r F , 'rgslzes 500 and $1;
— I
«m
_ WESLEYAN comusuoemeur.
Annual Award of Prizes Announced
Yesterday Afternoon.
MIDDLETOWN, Juno ao—Jrno an-
nual award of prizes for excellence in
work in various lines of study, and
the class day exercises at 2 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon, were the events of
interests in the. commencement pro-
gram at Wesleyan. Prior to the an-
nouncement of tile awards, President
Raymond, in an address. called attclr
lion to too urgent need of an increase
" In the university endowment for car.
rying on work essential to tho institu-
tion. Awards Were made as follows:
Aycr‘s prise, for excellence in en-
. trance cxamination-—W. Robbins, 1000,
’ Westlleld, Mass.
liriggs' prize ill debate—«A. it. Gifford,
1004. Cottage City, Mass,
Junior exhibition prize for delivery
of all original essay—«H. in. Wilson.
1904, Penacook, N. H.
Hearing on Prize for llll original cs-
say on all historical subjcct, A. P, Ad-
ams, 1903, Gales Ferry.
\t‘ceks‘ prize for an essay on econo-
Illit‘.H--.I. W. Lallgdule, McDonald, Pu.
Pierce prize for best special ckam~
Bcnnett.
1003, Wilkesbarro, Pa. and Ollll ingra-
ham, Brooklyn, N, Y., 1904.
Phi Beta Kappa prize—vPaul Nixon.
1904, ill'alntreo, Mass.
Wise prize for excellent ill ethic-sv—
.i. W, Langdalo. 1903, McDonald. 1’s.
(in account of a severe rainstorm It.
was llcccssary to hold the class cxcr-
rises in the chapel instead of in the
open air, as had been planned. The
president of the class, John W. Lang
(isle, of McDonald. Pa. made the opcnv
lug address, to which a response was
given by President Raymond of the
university, The class partswcl'c then
glvcn ns'foliows:
History—«ii. ll. Shnnk, Plymouth, Pa.
()ration—«O. M. Coward, Middletown.
l'ocm—~I.. 1.. Palmer, Malone. N, t’.
Presentation to class-45. P. llcnlleti,
Wlikcslnlrrc, Pu.
Prophecy—«J. 1.. Parker, llavcrsport.
Mass. ‘
ivy oration-'i‘llomas P. licycl‘, its.
rncy, Pa,
Sixteen nlenliwrs of the senior class
were admitted to Phi Beta happa at
the annual meeting of that organiza-
tion_ ’ihesc honorary members were
elected: Charles ll, Raymond. '77;
Rev. E, A. Noblc, ‘91, and Z. 1). ltydcr,
'02. Officers were chosen as follows:
President. Prof. W. N. 11109:, vii-c‘prcsi-
dent. Prof. C. I’. Winchester; secl‘c~
tary, Prof, W, ill. Nicholson; lrl-asurcr.
Judge 1). W. Northrup, all of Middle
town, I
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankllsb Bush of New Castle
”01., says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
trcss and belching. I tried everything
i could hour of, but nothing helped mr‘
until I took Brazilian Hahn, and one bu
ccnt bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. ii. l’laistcd, F. bi. Bax»
. tor. and tho Clifford Pharmacy, "
i iNQUEST BY CORONER DOTEN.
, llitllltiEl'th'l‘. .lullc Kill-i-Cfll'tml‘l' ilu»
l‘cn yoslvrduy hold an inquest on the
, death of Nels Rosco, who was run over
.llliI instantly klllcd by a trolley car ltl
.tllis city Saturday llftcrntmu. I’l'tllil
i tbc cvldcncc offbt'cd it appears that lio-
lson lost his life ill attcnlptinu to save
ills wllccl. Dr. 1.. ii, Sa‘gc, who was
riding ill on automobile just behind the
car, saw tbc wiloio accident. He says
that Itoscll had time to get ollt of the
i way, but rollcllcd 0111 to pull ills \vhccl
i from ill front of the car and was struck
l by tho running board. The uultorman
Ftclis practically the same story.
~—
sromn’ou TROUBLES.
Twenty-five Cents Properly invested
l Does More Good than $500 Spent
i For Medicine and Doctor Bills.
There is nothing that so utterly dis-
lcourages a man as a disordered stour
inch. He cnnllott possibly comprehend
that a few doses of the right medicine
,will put him on the right road to a
incomplete recovery. Mr, Samuel Bay-
er, of Folsom, lows, says, “After uoc-
torillg for about twelve years and
spending nearly $500.00 for medicine
land doctors‘ fees, 1 purchased for my
. wife a box of Chamberlain‘s Stomach
,und Liver Tablets, which did her so
ilnuch good that she continued to use
{them and they have done her more
~. good tnan all the medicine 1 bliiigfif he-
' lore." ’i‘hcsc Tablets improve the ap
polite, strengthen the digestion and
I regulate the bowcls. increased
strength and vigor follows and the
i patient is soon its weil‘as cvcr. Price
. 25 cents per box} For sale by Stillson‘
,Powcd Corn, Baxter Pharmacy and
"Clifford Pharmacy. ‘ “
'DERBY,June 30,—»Jobn G. Yocher.
,nged sixty-nine years, a German labs
.orer, was repairing a chimney yester-
Flow full of lamp tears and care, ,Iday afternoon when a. small ladder
. which he had placed against the chim-
' ney slipped. hurling him over the edge
The transient trials of a passing day. Of the roof ‘0 the 3’0““ below The
man's right temple was crushed in and
death was instantaneous
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
, Fresh testimony ,in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequal-
A recent expression from ’i‘. J.
' McFarland. Bentorvlile’, Va., sorvbs. an
example. He writes: "i had Bronchi-
,.,ti§, for three'years and dbctored all the
time without 'bolng" ininénlted.“ ‘Theh
Phys-Melting Di..- thais new“ Dianne
plat; and alewbottles? wholly cured
e." Equally effective in caring all
* lining and Thmat Troubles. Consump-
, lion. Been
_ la and Grip. Guaranteed
‘ . dmsslst. Trial hot-
0.
by, F. H.
m. .
DEPUTY INERWF ’ OF REDDINfl.
, BBJDGEPORT, .lnae soc—Sheri! Sid-
no? 1!. Heyday yesterday appointed
George 8;;‘Bsnks a deputy for the tovm
.91 Was. Mr. Banks is well known
in that town. He has been prominent
in Republican politics for many years.
This Is the first time Regdinthas had
a. deputy sherlh in many‘years. "
rudoslamo nastiness.
stilt, “m.
Q),
Demand
the can with the
Band that, an ‘
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That’s the same today, tomorrow, forever.
, 5c. here, there, everywhere.
1 The Loflest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World.
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village. “was the means of saving my
years ago."
down the stream until he was rescued." dcrstand.
"And what did yoll do?” “Well. I no. not what we want.
York Times.
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“The fact. that i am a good musiwl "Nine-tenths of the genius of our
clan." said the lady from the country land is being destroyed," says Bishop
lichoIdrlck. by a method of educa-
life during the lloous ill ollr town a few lion that packs the. mind of the unfor—
"iiow was that?" asked innate pupil with an unlimited number
the young lady who sang. “When the, and variety of facts. l-iow such a de-
watcr struck our house my husband l brls of mental attainments can, be ac-
got aboard the folding bed and floated ' copted as real ctiucutiou I cannot un-
Macbinc made scholars are
The. memory, the
compnnled him on tile pinllo."-New imagination, the. judgment, should be
.cuitlvated." '
, 313. Gimmes ($0.,
’ "oath “cloak. Caryn.
Small enough for twenty
. books or large enough for
' . i tlvcnly thousand, is the
9iob¢Mzrnic|te
"Elastic”
Bookcase
Fittrd w i t ll perfection
rollcr-bcaring dust-proof
doors. Can‘t we show
you its beauties?
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MEN'S BLACK AND TAN
WELT OXFORD.
Special at
Hot Weather.
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
81 Washington Stu
South Norwalk, Conn
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which, has been
in use for over 30 years, has home the signdtnre of
sodium been made under his pet-
’ y dorsal supervision since its infancy.
. ., — Allow no one to deceive you in flail.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ J ust-ashgood" are but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger thd'he’aith' of
Infants and Children—Experience against Expectations
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Whale is CASTQBIA
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Castor-la is a heartless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
gorio. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It in Pleasant. It;
contains neither. Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. [tango is its guarantee. It destroys.Worms
and alloys, ,verishness. It. cures hints-hominid Wind
Colic. [fireflies Teethin Troubles, cures Constipation
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