ting Plated
,_-!WQW ' r
Rial Enthusiasm Is
,ii‘ by Buyers Over
I.Sliff flats
(The American Hatter)
guys. rh city market is now
I, I of li’ulidrcds of visiting buy-
.b'om other cities, and their advent
the t a has given a busy aspect
,s. v rioua aalesrooms. The re-
' from many of them who have
tarviewed on the subject, indi-
idiot the outlook for fall business
gainful every section. ls‘un excel
. 0. Ind that there is no reason
_ ct other than a satisfactory
, bare looms to be no tendency on
whiting buyers’ part to plunge
vily .,on goods, yet, nevertheless.
y are piecing good orders. and the
. result of their visit will average
, Ital]. from the manufacturers' view
midng from orders placed. as well
. thb expressed opinion of many
.~ on the conservative shaped stiff
~ will be best favored this Fall. anti
‘11! re also seems to have developed a
ddltcy towards smaller hats, many
item being purchased.
' goat buyers express but little real
' ubiq- m over colored stiff hats nl
a show some of those hats
e s. to be a little conflict of
at whether the light or
will be safest to purchased
gait“ who have not purchased and do
'i‘ .
and. that the lighter shades will be
readily sold and give as a reus
their on
handsets
,I all thil Fall. Soft hats on the
, rder seem to be very popular
Ml urdhasers. Light colors are in
Ym request. and the lighter shades
of brown and pearl are being orIicIcti
up for very early Fall delivery.
Many retailers have secminglv come
to the conclusion that it will be wise
touch light-colored fur hats early in
Cannon, and thereby try to induce
their purchasers to buy. an extra but
before the regular Winter black one is
t. Pearls with black bands are
muddy well thought of in soft hats.
, thoroughly elsewhere in our col
I that comment here would be so
nous. ‘
e popularity of the opera hat
«to g the past few seasons is looked
it as an encouraging sign by both
' this importers of these goods and the
”tillers thereof, all of whom expect
arrecord sale this Winter.
Jobbing house buyers will begin to
arrive in New York about the first of
I. at, at which time the case straw
but manufacturers will open up then
next year's sample line.
. Who manufacturers of cheap soft
for bats established on July 1 another
schedule of prices, which took effect
abet July 10. A slight increase all
cog the line was made, and many
-‘ tras" heretofore furnished gratis
will henceforth be charged for.
French 0p Habit
The Volk Hat Com y, as announc-
ell several months ago, sell the entire
ll of one of the prominent op-
Hat makprs In Paris. These goods
ve been shown on the road and at
er New York ulesroom, 818 Broad-
. and a large number of orders have
been bcmbooked. The company will carry
3:09.13” or immediate delivery, bttt pal-
In.g their own name printed
the tip will need to place their or-
early. The opera hat season will
be here and import orders should
minced now. These hats are made
In American sizes and American ovals,
and are sold at the extraordinarily
low figure or 1854 per dozen
Four Leaders.
The Volk Hat Company illustrate this
the Harrington and the Bantu
.- readers of The Ameri-
‘ ‘ .ter, Miller with the names
' , the Boston halter, anti
.0' York both being ac-
' ‘lesdera of fashion. in
in “armpit pany show two
“their "(a AM at shaped, which
, would to progressive flutters. li'
Ir salesmen have not called on you
, for samples of all the four styles.
' .‘wlll make an assortment that.
p to Increase your business.
I. The Wilson styles.
llaon Derby In No. 1 and No.
has been well received by the
'no retaildealer can make a
In adopting the two blocks.
bothoonaervative shapes No.
WIWMI; set of the
- alto? th taste of the
at} of the buyers, however,l
filing the past and coming.
w’hat trade: That topic is covet ,
vG
grinding machine
Isaac E, Palmer Middletown, liunl-' l
mock body design
will mod. the
excursion tick
”All. .tbibum
v‘ ’ ‘ .
If it! Mg *3}. c... south
trglhror.
o |‘It out 0 until Nor-
walk citizen
The testimony of a neighbor.
You can readily investigate it.
The moat; should convince you.
cor e arr , yster lauter and
dealer, “of 2 Chmnii‘t atl‘eélt), says: ‘ l
have been subjected to inclement wea-
ther and it is quite on sible that expo
sure While snperlnte ding particular
branches of my business induced. kid-
ney .troubles. At all events when
consignments are being shipped to Ian-
I'ope and it is the busiest part of the
season, I feel my back troubling mo
Effect of Court’s Milli. In the Wood
Divorce Cult.
The let lsloli of Judge Case. In lilo
.We ed suit pull of which was cooled
’in ,Vt'lifi'l'fliti) a Sentinel practically
mean» that It will have to be tried over
again. its will be l‘t‘lntlmilel'hlii tinni-
uol A. Wood of New Canaan. brought
the null for divorce. The defence sub
nliitctl evidence lllut Wood's former
wife had obtained a divorce in North
Dakota. and had married again.
Wilt II the ll Inl was about half finish-
ed, the i“l)llll l“'i'ii)l is showing coll
(itiuivcly that a decree had been giant-
cd to the defendant. ’I'hcn counsel fol
the plaintiff asked pclltllsslml to
must. i know Ihnd kidney colllplnint ‘allielid his reply, so that. Instead of
for e. long time and chancing to see I making a geIIcIlIl denial of the Dakota
[Joan's Kidney Plus advertised as
il'lii‘l‘ll'i‘. tllc ieplv might re id that the
kidney remedy and not it cure all I ,tlocIi-e liud been obtained by fraud and
had confldouctI enough in them to got
a box at l’lnlsled' s drug allele and fly
them. The that bolt convinced me they
were, Just what I needed, so i took an-
other. I did not require any more at
ler that, for my back became well. I
prescribed them for my son and they
cured him."
For sale by all dealers. lI‘ostcr-lliii
burn Co. tinffalo. N Y.. soleagenls for
the United States
Remember the nume- -»|)ouIiII—-allt’
take no oihcl.
\veareI-s wishing a flat set to the brim,
another class will be pleased with a
regular set. In soft huts the Wilson
“Arlon” is the newest shapes out in
tourists. These are made. ill a variety
of handsome colors.
The W. a. D Styles.
Wulhlzer ll. Dreler illustrate this
month No l and No... ”styles in the W.
& D. derby for llIe Fall and Winter oi
1903-4. Both styles are taken Well,
and good advance orders have already
been booked. July is now well ad-
vanced and a cool spell in August
would open the Fall business with .ne
fretailcr with a rush. Moral: Place
your orders early for the \l’. & I). still
:httts, and [DI slylcl 280. the handsome
thoush the number of them is vervirourlat shown by Walhizcr & I)rc_\er
this month
Otto Barthel in Europe.
Otto Barthel. of South Nulwullt,
Conn. ., sailed for Europe on .lutic 25.
CALLED UP AT MIDNIGHT.
‘S‘omething like a month ago It llcigli
my“ that light- c0101 cd i her of mine came to my house at mitt
to be destined to large , night and called me tip and wanted to
.know if I had a medicine ill the, atom
recommended for cramps in the atom
ach and diarrhoea. i sold him a but
lie of Chamberlain's (lnllc, Cholera Itnd
Diarrhoea llcmedy, which he carried
ilaf'k homo and at the same time sent
for a doctor. immediately on ills return
home he gave a dose of this remedy.
and he. afterwards told me that the pa-
tient was entirely relieved before the
doctor got tliel‘e," says Enoch Bursou.
O‘i.en, Ala. For sale by Sililson—Pow-
oll Corp. Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy. . “
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were, issued July 2b.
was. List furnished from office. of A.
M. onostcr. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn:
Thomas V. AllisI Bridgeport, reduc-
ing hot metal bars into sheets.
Harvey Huhbell, Bridgeport, 3 put-
ents: Shade iloldel‘: cluster center for
incandescent lamps: cilister swllcll.
Henry (l. Randall, Bridgeport. Ice-
tilaklng machine.
(Yuri .l. Ehbets, Hartford, revolver.
Henry K. Lee. Hartford, steam en-
gl no.
3, J. Manning and t), C. Kayle, Hart-
Frank E. Smith, die.
William H. Stédmnn Hartford over-
seaming machine. —'——-——-—--
. Ovid Cohen, New Haven book anti ASBUMED SENSATIONAL PHRASE.
paper cutter design.
the
The coitlpany
|deception pruciisel by the defendant
and liol allol'yllc s upon the court ln'
that State, in that MIII. Weed lIud Iii-
wayI-I been a legal resident of (I lilllll'cilw
cut and that she ital lived itl Dakota
oulv long enough to get her decree of
div-one, and had new! atiunlly be-
come. it legal resident there.
The proposition to amend was vig-
orously opposed by Mr. Feast-illicit
who said that it should not be allowed;
at so into n. stage. of the case, He
cctlicuicd i‘III'lllcr llilll the sill for Ill-
vorcu was one brought for pure y malt
ciuus purposes, ulitl was an attempt on‘
the part of Mr. Weed to embarrass anti»
disgrace his former wife. Judge
Casio allows the amendment. and tli-’
reels lhnl the whole case be tried ov-
cI' again
THOSE RECREATION TOURS.
Have you heard of them?
Block lslulld every Saturday. three-
day trips. To Saratogu and Ausublc
Chasm every Monday, four or six-day
trips. 'I‘o Cottage City next Monday,.
August .‘ld. fivcduys' trip. One grand
tour to Montreal. Quebec. Tile Segue-l
Illl\ llivcr ulid WhiteI Motilitltllgis Aug-
Ilst tilli eleven-days' trip with best
uccolnodatlons. besides the two lutll-
ncr trips to Niagara Falls or Thous-
and islands. llupldu of the Si. LuwA‘
rent-c. Montreal, Ausablc Chasm and
Saruloga, twelve-:lltya' trip with besli
hotels.
This is certainly an excellent “all
from which to select II vacation trip!
For rules, tickets and copies of 'l‘llc|
New England Tourist describing all
- tours, call till (i. W. Harris. agcllt.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad.
CERTIFICATES or INCORPORA- New Haven Police investigating Pe-
TIQM cuilar Accident.
NE W liA\’lI‘N
filcl In the office of the sec rotary of of this city have III tlieil possession II ’.i|' ale ‘ltilli it ill the World. the dials of
filillt‘ Tuesday by the Tcrrnceln boillc ncnily lull of iulllllnutc and the) I “hit ll \Illl ill 120 feel [‘1 diameter, is
Estates. incorporated, of Greenwich. 'itrc cndc'IIIorInI: to it' IIII wilt-Io it was
which has a capital of obtained and the purpose fol ullith it
$0,000, is incorporated fill the pur-
post! of developing land on ’l‘crI'IIt-ela
island, Fill. ’l‘llo ltit-orporutom are:
Alfred W. Cowles and litll'moli W.
Hendrick, of New York, and Russell
A. \'uwlcs, Ilf Greenwich,
A ceitiiltuic of intoIptIIillloli was
The First Swedish Hundred Men's
:Soelcly of Bridgeport. has tilt-ti llIIi‘
,I-les (if association for the purpose
Iof IeiIdczing tillullllal aid to its lll(ill‘
belu lll cases of eltkllesa and death
'lllc Incorpor'alois ale loueph Kiellcl-
.slcdl. ltlrlc I.Iindskog. Alfred lllllcl‘.
, l.awmuce Illll'kman, August (Iuslafuon
l and t‘Ill‘lS .Felln '.
-a,~..... —.
CASTOR IA
For Infant! and Ohildroii.
. Tilt iliIIIl in line Aim: Birgit,
ford, slilflvkey mechanism for type--
where.
Bears the
Signature of
HONOI U]. U, July 30. ~The ploceed-
Truman It. Barnes. Shelton cap and lugs In the Supreme (‘ourl yesterday
era.
Nathan W 'Ciantlall, Mcrlden, hubll
for locks and latches
mantle support for incandescent burn- 1 1," J2“ Xisgiiriim‘ni fire: oilAttorneym
wt c nv 3 ant ugoon ax-
sumcd an exciting and sensational
those at one stage, and hostilities.
Charles M Crook New Britain, sclf-, ‘ with probable bloodshed tn 99“.““3”
winding electric CiOin
Henry G, Voighl, New Britain, brack- i
i
Lawrence W. Case. Highland Par
paper polishing machine.
John E. Lenlloll. Cromwell. nut lock.
lIdward l). Rockwell, Bristol, fish lllle
me].
John E. Spcnccl. Moodus. axle.
Pardon A. Whitney, Soutbington
TRADE- MARKS.
Williaml. Nichols Bridgeport touglii
tablets and drops.
.-—_._.
BRUTALLY TORTU RED
'w:clt imminent. Attorney General An-
drcws has vigorously pronccuted the
charges against the defendants. and
k has thereby created some personal enc-
mics. The feeling run so high today
bethcn Dav is and Andrews that pistol
talk was lululgcd in and intimations
lmade of the possibility of settling the
Idlifcrcttces of the men outside the
i(()lll‘lf'00m. The friends of both men
Iiale greatly concerned over that future
I'l‘he case of Attorney Magoon was sub
milled and taken under advisement.
D BODY IN THE RIVER.
EAR FORD, Jilly 30. ~Thc body of
l Hugh Gilinan, aged 42. an employee of
Ithe Standard Oil Company here, was
I picked up in the river by the crew of a
A case came to light that for persist- I tug bout yesterday and brought to this
cut and unmerclful torture has perhaps
never 'been equaled. Joe Goldblck, of
Cdlnsa, Calif. writes: “For 15 years i
endured insufferable pain from Rheu-
matism and nothing relieved me
though i tried everything known. ii
came across Electric Bitters and it's.
the greatest medicine on earth for that '
trouble. _ A few bottles of it completely
relieved and, cured me." Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troubles and gen-
eral deblllty. Only 50c. Satisfaction
grit-“teed by Frank H. Baxter Drug-
! I .
CONEY EXCURSION.
‘Tuesday the steamer Taurus will
take an excursion to Coney Island
leaving Roton Point at eight o‘clock
and leaving the island on the return
trip at 6:30 You better go and en-
joy the day.
Is especial
dollars ha
Conny the most wonderful place of
amusement ’39:” world. Trolleys, ”a
"The island this season
attractive, millions of
3 been spent to make
return. The
. rnaar yous"I moneys FDR
activism.
city, where it was identified. (lutnnn
was a passenger on an excursion boat.
the John Sylvester. which went to
[Watch Hill from Hartford last Sunday.
While on the way up the river, Guin-
nn was missed. It is supposed that
{to either Jumped Or fell 'fl‘om the
oat.
\ A .
Ir’sAtras'vop uo‘ua‘v. ._
Dr. Howard’ s Dyspepsia Specific: Rep-
ular Price 600, Frank Baxter’s
pic's? 25c. ‘
The special half p cc sale of Dr
Howard' a speci c' for he cure of coil-
atlp‘atlon and yapepsla by Frank
Barter means the saving of ‘a few dot
iars on {every family's yearly bill for
medicines.
sash so cent hotti (Mr. Baxter sells
it for 26c) contain sfgty doses 'of' a
medicine that is pleasant to take and
vdxich can be Coupon to tors H
the wortt case cons“ atlon, dyspep-
or their trouble. rBax't er. hits
so' much faith in the superior merit of
this melllclne that he says: “1 Dr. -
- Howard:- snefjflh
conic hick
turn your money."
@uoés not cure on.
to ,my store and I will re
car as rain; ovaa dam " l
“WI LIN“ 0‘ JAN"
Moderate. to o.
It' Is now possible to get
a good Cigar without
Rgit stion, no
“w icrc m
40H! 30“. “in
The Largest Selling
Brand, of. Cigars
in the World.
‘17:: 23am! is the
dipole”? gratuities.
’RIVOLU lON IN CUIA.
sixty Armed Msn Rowland the Payment
or Former Revolutionlstl.
HAV—ANA. July ail-win spite of the
assertion made yesterday by Senor
Yoro, Secretaly of the Interior, that
the killing of three men and the cap-
lure of a fourth man, their leader, who
had attempted to cause an uprising In
the vicinity of Buyamo. province of
Santiago. effectually ended the only
semblance of an uprising in Cuba. the
rumors of uprisings in eastern Cuba
were fully confirmed today iii the gov-
ornnlcnts reports received from the
Governor to... l.iiI.I' officials of Ban-
tlago province. 'l‘heso are'thlt since
the night of Sunday last sixty armed
and mounted men have appeared near
outsitls‘ villages in the Canto River
district. proclaiming a revolution, and
demanding the payment of the former
members of the revolutionary army.
No acts of violence have been report-
cd. but the inhabitants ofth‘o Canto
region are excited. The leader of the
revolutionary party In numod Pupo.
lie is a brother of one of tho bandits
killed by the rural guard Tuesday.
General Rodriguez, commander-in-
chief of the rural gual',lls have order-
ed the mobilization of all tho rural
guards in eastern Cuba, and the (low-
IIIIoI of Santiago province has been
instructed to enlist as many volunteers
as may be deemed necessary to co- op-
crIItc with tile mounlcti troops.
Secretary Yero says that there is no
doubt that the authorities will be able
to cope successfully with thee ltuation,
as all reports he adds. agree that pop-
ular sentiment is with the government
of PI esldent Palma. and that these who
lnlvc risen in rebellion mostly belong
to the wanton. lazy class of Puerto
Principe. it is reported that many
volunteers are. offering their services
to the government. ,
.___.a'..___._
JAMBEOK HELD FOR MURDER.
MIDDLETOWN, July alt—Albert
.lIImbeck was yesterday held for the
Superior Court without bonds on the
charge of murdering Mrs. Mary ijnr.
of Middlctleld on June 12. His prelim-
inary hearing which began Tuesday be.
fore the. local court in Mlddlefleld
was concluded yesterday. the defence
putting iii no testimony. The trial
will be in September.
Marion had reached the age when
the problems of life assume interest-
BLEW HER FOOT OFF. . GREATEST CLOCK iN THE WORLD. VETERANS HOLDING REUNION.
, Dials of Timepiecc In Milwaukee to be Plalnv'llc Camp Ground Gaiiy Decorat-
ed with Calora Today.
I'l..\lN\'il.l.E_ July 30-'l nc cottages
of the summer colony at tile camp
gully decked with hunting
and flags today and that. peaceful spot
has taken on uuftc a military air with
ihc presence of the momcbcrs of the
Connecticut (1, A, R. Veterans‘ Associa-
‘ , who are holding their annual ro-
For two days prescient
. Haldwin. of New Haven.
has been at the camp ground prepar-
ing for lilo coating of the comrades and
'lht‘il friends slid the earliest arrivals
mi...” hours will m. 1-,,loday found everything In readiness.
i'lhe day‘ s program opened at sunrise
with the ting salute
Iiollul exercises at the collages at 8: 80
“m t... (M.I\--,.fl.,\\,.r I...“ “m. opposite followed by a band concert at 9: 30.
tut lI lIour .uld each two fc It wide and
At night the time-
120 Feet in Diameter.
.'lIIi \i‘Al' Ix'lI‘lI‘.
lining iilliil lIIlt fol use at [be [And -
lunn I’IIlIlIdsc lI.\po.~:lllon nexi
. iiillliih‘ and lllllt‘iliilt'l‘t‘
. for the .lltlls are to lie
‘ ll ill'iiiilllll bed of flowers.
will be placed on the aid.I of the bill
north of the agricultural building.
The tuinulc llunl will b.- sixty foot
long. and the ring til the end. which will
be fttathIcIl to tile Illuclilncly.
eight feel ill diIIlIIt-t cl
wns intended. 'lllis powelful expiosi'
lvt.I Willi brought to
through iilt‘ injury
Nellie Holmes
last night, of “Is.
Sctcllll children play- i
ing on Munvon Silttl found a “OH-iv
almost filled with a clay powder.
ilc girl of Mrs. Holmes was among lilt'
Mrs. Holmes went to bring her child Th“ ""1111nd
an! she accidentally
itlltlt‘killfi some
into the house
klpkud the bottle feel ill length illlli made of bright c-ol
There wele devo-
plosllon mpowHLwhtph Rhmhtrpd her in a bro: Id i‘ili‘ III surrounding the dial
foot so badly Iiilil she was removed
to lho.I Iii‘l‘i‘l' hemllui for treatment.
The police It‘ill‘iit‘ti of tiiII
and after some .M‘Iil't'il found the bottle
to lIIIaIltIIIuI‘lcrx.
was examined i-i’t'l' by an expcrl and
found to be fliillliilfllt‘, IIIIII in quantity
aufllclelll to do It'l'l'liiil‘ damage.
children who ililli the bottle any that
they found it uudc‘r the front steps of
ii lHiYIIlI' nurse rv on Munsou street
and an hour later the veterans listen-
mm.“ {my long. cd to an address by Rev. W. H Kidd.
piece will be illuminated I
:lIoIIIzalld illl'flllilt""
7- , The afternoon program Included ad-
ROOSEVELT WON'T ATTEND. dresses by Captain W. F. Hilton. of
Morgan tl. Bulkclcy. of Hartford, Nov.
Spanish War Veterans will not Have
of Midtllotown.
President With Them.
It was stated today that it is pruc- i'an'i National Department chaplain 0'
lit'ully certain that I’I'IIsitlcni Roosevelt
will not go to New Haven ill Septcm
thr to attend the annual congress of
Spanish war veterans.
is declining invitations to all such rc-
unions and will not reconsider ill the
case of the Spanish war veterans. ni-
lhollgh lic III one of them
At first it was decided to send solncw
body to see Itooscvclt in view of gel-I
ling him to New Haven.
was finally abandoned it being under-
stood that he could not come.
Officers fox the com-
yeur will be elected Into this after-
noon and the reunion will close with a
lili‘ (:Iatld nlmy.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and
thing that ever was made In Dr. King's
'l‘ltcse pills change
weakness llilo strength, “slit-sauces in-
to energy. bruiII-fng into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the
The President
New ”i" *"“-“- GREAT CENTRAL'S DOCK sunuan.
. July 3(l.-—The Great Cen-
, ‘ dock and sheds at
(lrilnsby have been destroyed by fire.
The sheds Wcro filled with continental
‘ lllfili‘hiflt‘l')’ and an Immense. quantity of
The damage done amounts to
Frank H. lillxlel‘.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Annual Convention Hold Yesterday at
Savin Rock, New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, July :l0.—-Tllc annual
convention of HM Wine.
" Asstu iailIIn was held at
Snvin Rock )‘(bff‘l'lili)'.
session was called
o'clock, with a iiil’iit' number of mem-
.' After plans for tile cu‘
Iargemeut of the association had been
discussed and adopted the following
officers were elcelttl:
Presltlcnt~~l~‘ranlt ’1‘, Quinn, New Ha-
‘ Vice-President——.lnlIn W. Sclilllllach-
Secrcl'II-y--- John Capey.
Financial iSll‘l'Plilryflflt Olcoll, New
Trcasurcr— l‘. J. (irifllu. Mcriden.
After the meeting a banquet was
served at Stanford's Hotel. ‘
ONLY CURE FOR DYCFEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklish Ilush of New castle
Used to have gust"
tress and belching.
I could hear of, but nothing helped
until I took Brazilian Balm and one 50
thottle cured me completei. "
halo byR H. Plallted. F.
tar. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
, , . . . 1
MILLC CLOSED lNDEFINITELY.
MIDDLETOWN, July 30—Two of the
mills of the Russel Manufacturing Com-
pany were closed yesterday for an in-
definite time on account of the scarcity
and high price of cotton. One of the
mills is in this city and the other is in
300 hands are
. msardlbsmonlains nether
0mm
or game one.
thrown out of work.
~~M
N0 PITY SHOWN.
ears fate was after me. coat:
writes F. A. Gnlled'ge. Yer.
hens, Alt. "1 had a terrible can of
Piles, calming 24 tumors.
if you art-t bled with con-ti . loin.
headache or d ulnegsfi‘d‘r ' food
dabble}? mist m”?
”til: I... ““ii‘.
tinge"? digs atppli d gully,"
lat “priceutxbf%_n‘ {y}!
wool ’on Dr.
smoking thisl
Ir,‘
mmuwflmt:
. at just
I“?!
failed Bucklen' Arnica Salve cured
y good for Bll'rns and all ’
and pains, Only 2th at Frank
ter's Drug Store:
DEH%TTC LEAD,
. a chance to try Dr Hound's shuttle scary. s prominent citizen, and a lead-
‘ for the care of
,
lug proportions. “i was born in
Washington. I). C.. grandmother.
Where were you born?"
"'Wny out In Kansas," answered
the. old lady.
“Father was born In New Orlalns.“
continued the child. "and mother in
llcnvcr. Do you know (reflectivcly).
it seems to me people are liable to be
born 'most any piaoe.—Lippincott's
Magazine.
The IIIIIIIIIII SleaIIIIItItIi Country
(Incorporated).
.. , EQME'
. Loaves
SOUTH NORWALK, 7:35 A. M.
Leaves New York
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1:15 p. m.)
EAST 81st STREET, 2:45 P. M.
(Saturday 1:45 p. m.)
Stopping at Roton Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings.
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwalk, at 5:30 p. m. The oil-
izens of; Norwaik and surrounding
towns should liberally» patronize this
boat. as the Norwalk Stumbnt Com-
pany have been at a large expense to
charter and maintain a first-class
steamer on the route.
FARE
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Loaves New York. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5:00 p. or.
leaves Norwntk, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 59. In.
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Personally Conducts Tours.
Block island, 3 days' Trips, “.60.
My 18 25, Aug. 1. s. 16, 22, 29.
Santana Cprins , 4 days’ Trips,
$12.50: a days, it 3.60. July 20, 21,
Aog.8,10,17.24.31
Cottage City, 5 days’ Trips, C17.00.
July 20. Aug. 3, 20 .
White Matthias, 6- day Trips. C23.
July 27 Aug. 10, 24.
Austins Cholin, a days‘ Trip, .25.
Jul 20,27,Aug.8:10,17.24,81.
lagara Falls. 4 day Trip, 010.00.
Aug. 1!.
Thousand Islands, 4 days’ Trip, 021.
Aug; 10. .
Catskill Mountains, 5 dayc' Trips,
:14.” from New Haven. 'July‘ at, Aug.
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Andy‘s; Tour, 12 tilyc' 'Trlp, 078.00.
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River. 11 days' ‘7pr Aug. 0. C70..00
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