_ than ‘Poiai
of Odd Specialllli
" oaths lldlify'
seaside. along the sands and
the barriers which make that
ma kribwn as Baton Point
to the lover of nature.
mm! of the lien thb
l of trees, and the whisperi g
I,‘ were there to give respon
, ‘M'Vel'l to one's thoughts.
on the Fourth of July, glor-
in occasion as well as In sun-
. and in beauty of coolness. l
~ed‘a' trolley car thitlierward to
‘-.~ ch a glimpse of what the season
til its title of visitors. and its fuller
yany, would give. One needs on
a day to be fully fortified
hidinst every discomforting manner-
lxm that goes with a crowded car~nt
Hints and under a call for individual
.ssartlvenasa—for if at any time liu
man naturallsm is more pronounced
than at others. it is seen. and telt
when l. rush is being made” to get
pd'sesslon of a seat at the hamlet
;. Hittions. where the change is made to
bliss from one car to another
‘It is perfectly wonderful how ivo-
so. eyed. sedate. and half- -way past
“A?! middle. number oi years can iun.
as their a irts about them, with
that.
kposin
p
‘retar they seem to show.
, in their ad rush, all sorts
s. and do a little immodest
at of hosiery. it simply re-
shit to this situation; that old
’h" art? no business to go on cars
a“ festivities, and at such times
all titliist‘ be known that street
travel will be more than usual.
Old people. anyway; have less and
“less’rights in this pushing age. The
oltirtillie idea that old age commands
rappect, is That being set aside. What
0 e lqprna, or yatber what one is sup-
have been taught at institu-
are refinements are given. docs
m to have application only inthc
filing rooms. , 0n the streets, and
ublic' conveyances there is that
old prderring of self. which is
tinguishing characteristic of the
, and any amount of civilization re
'. 's or moral, Only emphasizes thc
- can what should be and
,when it: comes to a right-
of humanism in its polished
lishments.
.) Heard on the Trolley Car.
Not a little amusing on the car go
ing over, was the conversation of a
lady, seated just behind. She was a
stranger to the Connecticut hills and
titties. At sights along the way which
were little more than commonplace
pitting the commonplace itself above
the average range of beauty. she would
explain:
I “How perfectly lovely! How delight-
Italy beautiful! There! That is su~
perbiy grand! Magnificent, isn't it?"
Now. i wouldn't undarrate the lady‘ s
nibn of our Connecticut lawns.
as! our well-ordered landscapes. but
I ' felt a mite curious to know how
uld qualify some other things;
dibcshe would borrow adjectives
"animunlty so innocent a down-
“ Niagara Falls. or from what
ulsry she would draw to tics.
some of the deep canons which
mane reatDividc.
«. Orieother i villul "a fellow from
modality," of than? disposition, and
ad to be m a so" under lie
lag-tot coin! in? spirits di
‘ loquacious liberties, which
he of a freedom to go with
. gloriouii‘ll’ourth. die stood upon
"an Md oi the car—tile only
if the car aflordedmslld
" um... bi good hearing ad
mm a conversation to a sitter
‘ ‘ and with tones loudly strong
in “throughout the car. vhe
. see somediitgs i
z in Phil's eiph'la. and in Jer-
drough New York. Coney island
vbre dare vs: some-
dirt. it don‘t lie
to go in, but you i leave the
'i Ind out dot dei-es up not.
do ore. to my pocketbook.
ill b more all I can count.
”dermis" it so quick 1 can-
dy, and Aer girls is
‘ oddep- Teller-.1 I must
\Ji'oipt
. . onhpd D‘ey hill
finalisation at the Paint. ,
Point Jul inland alive on
.21 Two excursions in from
* ‘ wlohtlbd a. grill;
6WD
acacia
-~ J- ,. .‘
i
~ v
Pink kam ’sVegé dbl: :‘i'o‘éim all:
““Moncy seemed but“3 poor ilbd pal!
umreti to health. and yet a
few 'doiiurs' ibvcstcil iii Lydia E.
Pinkitam' s Vegetable (.‘ «impound
brought me good ht-Illtb. s‘uil‘crcii
tor scvcmi yours will: gI-Iicrul itciili
soda and heartily-down pains. cans-rd
by Mumb‘ tIoIIblt-. ' My liplmtiii-wus
frightful. and i would lie Imuko for
hours, and could not all-op, until 1
seemed mote chIrI in the morning
than win-u l milled. Alto: rcililiiii,I
one of its hdvcitiscIIu-nts l tlciiilcd it
try tile Inorits of Lidia 1‘}. Pink-
lmnI' s \cgetablc Compound. and
l on: so g-laii l liiii. No one can dc-
scrib'c the 366%] it. iiiii mi‘. I took tiilcc
botilcs faithfully. and besides build-
ing up my ‘gcncrnl lIci iltli. it (have all
disease and poison out (If my body.
and blade Inc fccl as spiv and active
as a young girl. \irs l'inkham' s medi-
cines re certainly all they iii‘t‘ claimed
to be 's—Maa. bl. E. illousox. 34‘.“ E.
Ohio St. (‘iitcamn Iii. —-tsooo forfllf I]
miglnsl of above letter proolng gcumucnsas cannot
00 produced.
If the slightest troubl appears
which you do not un crslmid.
\s rite to Mrs. l’inkllnm IIt Lynn.
Mass. for nor advice. and a four
timcl words from her \I ill show
you t' a right th at to do;I This
Raviol- control air. butl I may
mean life or happiness. or both.
3 .-.. ..._. “
in from liaasrmztpiiduvust. .Thiz
shore fairly swurnicd with searchers
ailcr pleasure.
[say plcusurc. bccausc it serum
to bc that. and yci whcrc things are
ullplcusautiy crowdbil, ouc, jostling
against the other, it may not bc for
plousurc alone. Uuicss that
ellipiowd wottl c'oiiicts within its
mcanlug cicry situation one might
dish to scc including both the ridici
ulous and the sublimc for such may
be ciiuitcii, unil doubtless is accord
lag in the measurcmcut of ouc‘s Idoa.
th, after all. it is 'thc some.
throng, the one with an anxious carc-
look fucc—lbo face over which is writ-
tcn “just a day off.“ with its labor laid
aside, for isn't there in It a carricil
look of thought lcudlng back to to-
morrow's mil. with its sing song note
of’ unvaried samcucss? Tile face that
seems to be ever radiant of amilcs.
lighted by an eye of optimism which
sccs only thc bright and glossy side.
A sunshine that is always present.
even when thé clouds bespeak a dark-
cniug'hspcct. and yet such an opti-
mism is largely as an opcniug bios-
som. just because the individual has
not come in contact with that tlarcer
clcnicuts in life which sweeps aside the
delicate outburst of the radiant rose.
Gay Parties on the water.
Looking over the water. its one seen
It at its side. sitting upon a shapely
rock. can be soon the piclurc of en-
tiaucing gayci y. Boats of ovary
slmpc and size and of propelling agcn‘
(ii\<.
llouts with sails tilted by tho brccz'e
in tlic lino of rail. and madly plough-
ing ‘ibe ocean tide; loililchcs~-—dear
little things, pulling spasmodic puil‘s.
pushing ahead. ouch with cnrucst will
to' outdo its biggcr brolhcr—and boats
plicil with ours, just large enough fol
two and one a girl. is tllcrc a subject
dc‘cper for brown study than one like
th s?’ “’
Whereln is the glorious Fourth
more. spread of cugleism. more heat of
glorification than within that little
boat They two and no more. for the
time being. a world epitomized into a
VZ-_
Joya craft. What lofty .theme!
' ht declaration of indepen‘
dance but a solemn unity. And say!
in that simple calculation is wound ilp
“more things than ever dreamed of in
your philosophy, Horatio!"
As i sit and sigh (i did not mean
to say the latter). music set to danc-
ing steps. starts up Just near. Was
thei‘pfev‘er aftiima away back in a
morning day of my life, when the lid-
dle and the bow—yes! i almost had it
fiddle and the beau—would start a
,thought of “stepping in?" But that is
a question now beyond an answer.
and 'sie'i-‘ves' no purpose in this late day
only for observation. i looked and
saw them at it—the great pavilion
crowded; and from pile point of y w;
arythtril'c bobbing o the hands? at: l
sliding shift of bodies was the full-
est comprehension .
And there, below me in the wild
w‘a as. at drippin. splashing lot vari-
poorly _
some ’
hick. lowiuid smith t at
. hull... .
.hmuuqfi
me now and their a shimmering hotly.
bluish of skin. and with chattering
tbnguc. choking otf tic words "Turn
and alt." leaving syllah cs chopped up
in such a way as to guess at what
were vowels and what were conso-
nants—ll language only oi the sea.
and not a calm and quiet accent.
Yohilci a group of lulu—wile and
daughter and lulant liliby~ui luncll.
the infuut‘ no less than' the others.
and ill that calm still quietililc. and
at dinneriug Under tlic‘shudo of tree.
there scented tho mcusurcmciit of do-
mesllc peace.
, Children of Abraham.
At the Wharf stood the
sicamers‘to take 'ou the departing
guests. ()nc was the Isabel. u glad-
ilulllt."l()(lkillg bout. with flying colors
of national flags. It. was easy to illi-
dorstuuil slic was ibc (fillil‘li.‘l'(‘.(l vu-
lticlc (ill tills Occasion of that branch
of tllc human iamily which are ubic
to truthfully say. “Wu have Abraham
to our fillhcr,“ for it was unmistak-
ubic that from' lunguitgcs. and man-
Ili-r; and from stamp of facial feu-
iurcs. isracl had not dcpartcd from
among ilicm. llow interesting to are
a vcsscl depart from shore frclglitcil
with humanity! Down to the wharf at
the sound of whistle when the hour
(ilcw mm for leaving. gathered the
(Iowtl and largely many who simply
came to soc the boat oil, and such a
humbcr!‘ it was almost impossible :for
those making their way aboard ' to
piililt through the great throng. l Ile-
tcctcii a “UHF” countenance huugim:
(It-hr the face of the shore manage-
luiult. :inil l'hcurd him say:
“Altcr this I shall causc llic gates
to ho closed against all ‘but ticket-
iiolilcrs for thc trip."
Fresh Young Men There.
What power was tllcrc limit-r tllc
sway of that great crowd to kcop thc
way? 0n the return way, front tllc
wimri‘. passing along the guard-roll
which kccps tllc way of danger, sot
scvcrul young iucu with pistols in
blind. Two young ladies while pass-
ing ncui. wcrc act to screaming. (Inc
oi tiu- mcn had tired a shot quite close,-
tu tiu- ears of filt‘ iilisscs. Alli-I the
sound bail ccltscil, one of the girls
iOUiH’li back with cycs of truthful
meaning and causllcully rcmarkcd:
"You're the frcsbcst. follcrs i ever
wailing
saw in my “to.
“lcs'” rcpllcil thc other.
Iutltcr llippy down this way."
it wasn’t lhc kindest kind ()i' ll cut
to giro them. lull it ccrluiuly was un
licrsiootl by tho “fcilcrsfi‘ for they
simply cchoml back. "You'll do,“ and
u languishing Hnliil‘ cndi-d ii.
’l‘licrc wcri- olhcr and many uinus
inc; things to Iucntliin: but i all:
liciigcil built by limitation of, space,
and by tho udvancclucnt of yours . .
AUNT HANNAH, in ”lo Stamford Atl-
vOCilic. '
"Thcy‘vc
BRUTALLY TORTURED.
A case came to light that for pcrslst-
out and unmcrclful torture has perhaps
never been equaled. Joe (lolohlck. of
Colusa, Guilt, Writes: "For ‘16 years i
endured insufferable pain from lilicu-
motion: and nothing relic-veil me
though i tricd everything knewu. i
came across Electric [litters and It‘s
the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of it complclclv
relieved and cured me.” Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troubles and gen-
eral debilliy. Only 50c. Satisfaction
giiarantccd by Frank H. Baxter Drug-
g at
HEALTH OFFICERS ENTERTAINED
The county health oillcers of this
state. eight in number. that at tho Sca-
siile Outing club house. the
tery." on Sesvlcw avenue, Bridgeport.
yesterday as guests of County Health
Ofllcer George E. Hill, of that city.
They arrived about 11 o'clock and went
at once to the club housc, 'i‘hc morn-
ing session consisted chiefly of a dis-
cussion of the statutes relative to
health matters passed by the last leg-
islature. An adjournment was taken
for lunch, after which the afternoon
session was held. No action of im-
portance was taken. The health offic-
ers enjoyed the cool breeze from the
Sound and were thankful that they
were entertained by so able a man as
Attorney Hill. The session was a
pleasant one and one which will he re-
membered. 5
GO PREPARED
In preparing for your summer outing
a little forethought y save you no
end of trouble. Ni ii. Mauly,a-
dry goods merchant. 6i hellviiic. it. h
while packing an outfit for camping
few weeks on Narragansett: any, out
in a bottle of Chamberlain's colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy IOr
emergency use. The second dog‘in
camp his little boy was takeuimlth
cramp colic. The first. dose. of this
remedy gave relief Willa second dose
elected n cure. Think at the nail: and:
suffering this boy would havo had to
endure without this remedy at hand to
relieve him. Such cases often result
fatally. For sale by Stilison- Powell
Com. Baxter Pharmacy. Cliiiord Phar
I
‘ STATE SCHOOL FORBOYB. .
The annual meeting of the board of
trustees of the State School for Bays
was held at the school in.MarIden on
Wednesday. Francis l-i. Parker. _ of
Harttord, was reelected president and
l :L; Belt; of Meriden. was reelected
secretary. and treasurer. Members of
the board present were: Francis B.
Parker of Hartford, James N. states 0!
New Haveameorgofl Crane of Wood-
bury. C B. 'Ft‘ilble of. Cromwell ‘John
c. Byxbae and 1:1. Holt. of Marines
Joseph Hutch! of Columbia and
Clark C. 2abner of Jewett City
i
Nd n+9 SHOWN. .
“For years fate was after me can-
tlnuoualy.“"h'itas F. W cannon. Ver-
hens. Ala. “l; Did a terrible case of
!
liquid tide would pass before '
“llionas- .
the arid
as...
LI.
the smoker.
identity...
stint)“ _ w as 026%
”‘2" 5m;
“The band on Create cigars is to protect
It stands for reputation;
for quality , uniformity and cleanliness.
It stands for a cigar not ashamed of its
.I 'A
igars
The Dotson Selling Brand of Cigprp an the World.
TH! IAND II TH! IIOKII" PROTECTION.
.mi'.
,.
Story of the Murder in Louisville.—
Wu I Nntlva of Dari-n.
AIlviceu'liitvc liccn rcct-ivcii rcgurii-
lag the llluliVi‘ which but to tho assas-
sination of Pulaski Locus ilt Louis-
Vliiti. Kin, curly ill tilc wuck. lie was
ircuchcriulsly slain by (:i'fll'gt' Ii. \Vili'-
ucr, an t-xpcrt t-lcrtriciuu, who is also
diultl from soiMuilictcd wounds. fol-
lowing upou'thc cowardly :Itiuck. '
Wariici' ilil(i ili't'll Iiir‘i‘lllll‘gt‘tl by Mr.
bowls. ibi- luttcr iii-lug supcrilltcnilI-nt
of qulii'c powcr‘nml mat-blurry of lilo
grout iAllliHViiit‘ illlli Nashvillc l'iliil‘llilli
system. Warner shot through the
lung cavity. pull it was this that prur-
cll I'ufui. ’l‘hcu Warner shot himsclf.
'l‘lic shooting uccurrcd ut the union stu-
tion in Louisville. and caused much
confusion among the [mast ugcrs.
Warm-r llliii boon liltiiillll‘l'lid bi Mi‘.
bonds for tailuic lo superinlcuil inc
ilulugc in the lilciiiicul utuks at lit-
cutur. Ala... siliisfuctuliiv. Mr. Locils
illiti not rcluscd to re-cuiploy llim. ul-
lliough be bad not lininciiiulcly iii-t bill:
ill work.
On lilo (lily of lili‘ shooting thi‘llcr
cuteroil ln-i-‘Iis iiilit't' illlli llDtlll bring
asked by lulcils willli ill‘ I‘ttlliii .‘m for
him. replied:
"iconic hero to got u lctlcr of row
,o'mmcndutlon from you."
"1 am sorry i will not bc able to
give you a icllcr of rccnmluiulilation."
ruspondcd Mr. Louis. “The rulcs of
this company forbid it. liowcvcr. i
will bc glad to tell any onc who in-
.quircs about you that you are a good
man at your trudc."
“Wcll_ damn you and your riotom-
mcuiiation." cried \Varnci. You call.
take it and go to- 1~ uith it."
The speaker pullcii his rmolicr and
the lrugctly lolluwml.
Mrs. Leeds first know of the shooting
of her husband by reading an account
of it in tho cvcniug papcrs. Shc is
prostratcd iii cmlscqucucc of his iiculll.
‘ Mr. Lccds had for yours bceu prumi
neut among tbc railroad men of the
South. He was bolli in Barton. in
1845, and after leaving, the Consolidat-
Railroad in 187%. went to tltc in
ii unu. Dccatur ilIId \Vi-stcru railroad.
in 1882 he wont to ismi‘svillc as lhc
mastcr mechanic of tho i. .L‘I N. shops
and built up ihc dcpurtmcnt sichiiliy.
Eight years later he was cicvuicil to
thc position ilc bcld ultcn llc «licil.
NEW KIND OF‘ LIFE lNSURANCE.
For iwcnty-iive cunts you can Insurc
yourseit and [onllly against any scr-
ious results-from an attack of bowcl
complaint during the summer months.
That is the price of a bottle of Cham-
berlaln' s Colic L:lIoIcia and Diarrhoea
Remedy a medicine that can always
be depended upon evcu in the must sc-
'v_ere and dangerous (‘llilei-‘i. it is cqulll-
iy valuable for children and adults.
.When reduced with water and sweet-
ened it is pleasant to take. This rom-
edy has relieved more pain than any
Other medicine in mi! world. it is al-
mOst sale to be needed before the sum-
mer is over. Buy it now For sale by
Stillson-l'owell Corp. Baxter Pharu
Clidord Pilar. "
.—..—_.___.___
MR3. ROSCOE IMPROVING.
t
She Was lnformed’Thursday or Her
Aanilantls Death.
Mrs. Sherman Roscoe. who was mur-
derously assaulted by Peter ii. Wor-
don the slave: of Edith Roscoe. in
Sherman is slowly but steadily ini-
proving at the Hospital in Danhury.
where she has been a patient since the
day of the murder; Mrs Roscoe is
able to sit up a iittlcveach day and
there seems to be no doubt as to her
recovery.
‘ Mrs. Roscoe was told Thursday of
the death of her assailant. Worden. in
sport jail... She received the
neivaJ ca ty. although she had been
very bitterly in her feeling toward the
murderer. ._. ,
'rwo BOTTLE. CURED HIM.
"l was troubled with kidney com-
plaint tor about two years." writes A.
Davis of Mt .SIcrling, la.. “but.
two bottles of mFoloya Kidney Cure ef-
rented a sit cute." 8qu at.
halite“ Hug tdiie “ ' "'
.——...,..___... ‘
our JOHN 'D'.’ AIMOUR DEAD.
\~‘~
Piles é‘s‘uslh‘ tll’iiibrl._mhen all
I“; alleliungflrlle 'oglwfihlvai’gamd
IN‘ y ‘ m a
MA“ pm «In m3}
l
9-;
l ‘ I ' :4 .
one and m sac.
whirl.“ Agnes
U " ‘Inrdock
D-ANBIJBY Joli-11
We! Johan lllll'h
dropper:
mama." var
Fatah ‘
LONDON July ell—Justice Sir Jenn
Douglas Armour. ‘bi tile. Supreme
court cleanses. and a weather of the
“hi-um boundary Commission, who
his been ill for some time did recently .
333% {item
Imeldl'fla
‘filled at the London
contailmhraiag
rot: rwsu‘itvwsas.
tum smith. 0! Panville. In.
our. suit!
Lean; TREACHEROUSLY.-8LAIN..
OM A HA Neb.,
tlic National Editorial
Uthcr utllccrs clcctcti were:
oml vice prcsliiciii (l.
Conan-limit:
retary, .l_ M. i'ilgc. liilnols:
sccrctury, ll, M. Wliltc, Missouri;
surcr. .lumcs (l. Gibbs, Uli‘io.
'l‘hc convuniiou ycsicriiuy
to a paper on "'i‘lu- licpnrtcr.“
idilytli ’l‘osicr \VI’liiill‘l'v'ti.
gonlau. l’ortlnuii,
the “Southern i’rcss."
of Alabama.
by 'l‘, S.
RHEUMATISM.
lilo uric lli‘ill from the blood.
Kidm-y (‘urc Is tbc must
rcmciiy for this purpose.
kills, of Polar, Wis, says,
t'cssfllliy villi-luring iill‘cc
oil In 0.
Drug Store.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
WA'l‘EliliUliY,
since tlir- sli‘ikc hogan.
killed at 9:40 last night.
and his body“
at ”It! abdomcn.
four, who was injured at the
NO FALSE CLAIMS.
The proprietors oi Foley‘s
“surc cure for consumption."
remedy. Refuse substitutes.
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
KELLEY NOT IN EUROPE.
ST. LOUlS Jilly
departed from Canada for Europe.
CONNECTICUT HONOR”.
G. W Woodrul‘l- elected an Officer of
National Editorial Association
July ll—-.'Ai'tei u spir-
ited mutcsl l‘. V. Collins will!” of lilti
Nortliwcslcrn Agriculiurist. Minneap-
olis. ycstcrday was cicclmi president of
Asaocluiioil.
First Vice
presiiicut. W. W, (trans. Alabama; sec-
W. Woodruil'.
(and vice prcsiticllt,
W. llobbills_ Malian corrmponding acc-
recording
U.
“‘9“.-
listcllcii
by Mrs.
iii lill‘ (ll‘o- '
Urcguu. uliil ouc till ;
Jones, E
TREAT YOUR KiDNEYS FOR
Wlicn you aIc culturing from ilicu- l
matism. iilt‘ kiiiucys must be uticIIIii-Il I ”I“
in at (llli‘ll' so that ”my will climiuuto
FtIlI-y'tl ‘
effective
i ’l‘. Hop-
"Aficr llllfillt.“
yours
rheumatism with the host doctors, i
tried Fulcy’s Kitiucy Cure and it cur-
l cunuot. spook too highly of
t...a great medicine." Sold at Piaisicii's
for
July il-—Alll('l‘t w.‘
il.cggc. one of the truiicy strikvrs In‘
this city, who has boon employed as u
bilikamuu by the Consolidated railroad
was instantly
image at-
tcmbtctl to board his train while it was
switching slipped ociwecn the cuts
its out cilmpiciciy in lilo
Ht! leaves a family.
Foley’s Kidney Care
all“: African “(bladder right.
,‘lOANNV" MAHER BETTER.
LONDON. July ll—"llunuy" Manor,
the American jockey, who was injurml'
in an automobile accident near Calor-
liam yesterday afternoon and was luk-
ion in an unconscious condition to the
it‘utcrham Cottage Hospital, is reporlcdi
Ito be better this morning. His chatti-
sumo
limo, is ill a precarious condition.
lioncy '
and Tar do not advertise this as a
They
do not claim that it will cure this
tlrcad complaint in advanccd cast-s, but
'do positively assert- that it will cure
in the earlier stages and ncver falls
to give comfort and relief in the worst
cases. Foley's Honey and TM is with-
out doubt the greatest throat ulld lung‘
Sold at
U.
ll—luformation
was received here late last night con-
tradicting a report received by Circuit
Attorney Polk that Daniel .I. Kelley.
,thc alleged alum legislative agent. has
, l
illiitt till E l: IW
llilllliliI only
minty fiin a’i’ii'4’i1‘ll‘l.
gmsfflumaug‘ is ani-
f clans-s 0-
““Kumiindsaddu troubica
.‘HPRI'CIElkunASlfl
[OLEY’S‘
.6 lat
COAL RATES lN NEW ENGLAND.
i ...n..___. .
Agreement Reached by the Consolidat-
- ed and Other Roads.
licpicsvuiutliiis ol‘ the New York
New iluieu and Hartford riiiiioud anil
i‘l‘lllll-i)i\'illlili, lit-ailing .lcrscy
‘(‘i‘llill il Lolligh \alllci. Brio. backa-
wailuzi :Iuii nillcr railroads lllt‘l ill cun-
i‘cl'cnI-v in Now York yesterday and
i'illllU it) ill: ugrcclut’llii, (be other roads
will: lili‘ Ncw lluvcn, as to the amino
citc t‘rcigilt sclicdulc to Now England
points. The roads will issue new
scbciiuics next week. which will be
thusc of the Eric mail. via New l’illVi‘ll.
Tho New Haven read some time ago
ichuaudcd :1 change of schedule so that
, it might got more for hauling coal to
,' Ncw England points Thc Eric and the
Lot kuv. aunt: agreed in the demand biit
tlic utlicl ruuiis lcfuscd to do so at
(.‘HH‘. and cuilcil tor a cuilfcreucc. This
coni’crcucc has resulted satisfactorily
lo the Now Haven road.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR.
"I would cough nearly [all night
long." wri‘tcs Mrs. Chas. Applcgatc, of
Alt'lillllill'ill. lnd,, “unilcould hardly get
any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad
that it i walked a block 1 would cough
frightfully and spit blood. but when
all other medicines failed. three :1. 00
bottlcs of Dr, King's Now Discovery
wholly cured me and l gained 58
pounds. " lt‘ s absolutely giiaianteed to
iuic (.‘oughs Colds. La (liippe, Br-ou
chills and all Thrdat and Lung Trou-
bics. l‘lice 60c and 8100. Trial bot-
lics free at Frank ll ilnxier‘a drug
atom
i
1
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY.
Verdict in Case of New Haven Strik-
lag Teamsters.
NEW HAVEN, July ll-—'i‘be cases
against Patrick Murray and Thomas
Sullivan striking teamsters charged
with conspiracy and assault on John
Kinncy. a non-union teamster went to
the jury in the superior court shortly
after noon, yesterday and in thirty
minutes a verdict of guilty was return-
ed on both counts. Sentence was de-
acrred by Judge Robinson until Mon-
ay.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busicst and mightiest little
thing that over was made is Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills Those pills change
weakness into strength. liatlcssness in‘
to energy. brain-fag into mental power.
The)" re wonderful in' building up‘ the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by
lt‘rnnk ll. iiaxtcr. "
‘ Josiah R. Marvin Earhubla'rumman
“ 5| out no.
i idioti-
EAST NOR'WALK, CONN.
SHORE DINNER. AND BIA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS, COOKED
TO ORDER.
BATHINO AND FlBHiNO.
BATH HOUSES TO RENT IY BIA-
SCH.
Iii O’Slllililii ., will.
soiln Alva socctsrrua
Dllgiidlmnaliiank
mWrtMMfi. eons.-
Capital. $100,000. 00
Spmlus. 1100. 000 00
other Eran“. .M§.200 an
"#11:. u. a 1:41.33”
JOIIN II. FEBRIS. President.
JACOB. II. MflMcW
i .3.
,, DIRECTORI'
John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
as
I
A .I
Henry ,Beymour
Christian awartz
E. H. Mathewson
l
J. Wall-co alarvlll. .
Accounts Sollnlfcd
“till iiiiiiiiiiii
- barn. .‘.
We arc selling squc bf tiin llf‘Wi-lst
and prettiest stylcs in white and illicit
duck hats, also Batnvia hats and while
Iliull hats. .
Our Palm Beach and plain sailors.
In Milan Scnuct and rough and really
braids are stylish nild populai.
Our entire line of dress and tailor-
cd bats. malluc, chiffon, and straw
hats. trimmed and untrimmcd. at
grcatly rcduccd prices.
l-lxclnsivc styles in ready made Veils.
A i. iiiiiiiiii ii [30
i Wall Si‘ Iiiallt
Mill .5
NEW BAkERv
Vi“ an...
Hom5 Maud Pie! 5. I2. 150.
Customers would do well if
thev order their PIES ahead for
the FOURTH. The demand
for them is so ‘greafitllat if is
impossible to keep a supply or:
band.
' Respectfully,
MRS. M.‘ C ' KANE.
4 WellSlfiicl. ' " Malia
32 nasal-ow 8n. 3. uracil.
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wills rum iiiii‘
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ark'3'.
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staj‘rch
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Marks and
2 Ozone
Walhlng
Powder
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Marks
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.. rs mmd av AT
H. a. suaxtsv‘ambvsnv man
5288: Main St, Co. Nerwlut. f
Whit-'—
All l"in lau tom:
dv'hy'F. rac~u .r-
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Norwalk Chronicler