91.1"
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r no ok 11i ' in actor
Front lgy 161:: not one {inf ate
it may save your life‘. 1.1 ‘
cc'al RCdUCtIOflS This week bar The exporlon- o of friends and neigh-a
Pa... The testimony of South Norwslk
peop pie
Will bring renewed encouragement
Here is a case in point:
" 1 James Jennings. of 3 Tails:
1 tic-1t. ldent of South Norwalk.
save: £10: alot loom tilt! at.
dot Doe
dnpyk Pi: in
drug store. MW it {spins
and althoughxl blind “very. lttle aith
in proprietary medicines l thou ht they
wouldnt hurt me and they "fight do
t1 ‘2 ,
11 I ‘scassu boo
19.. Daik. soft wood. were 751:. now 6312
23c Light, hard wood, were $1.00. now 79c
2272‘ ace 76
Light. hard wood. faulty. were some . l was an rise ow
3V“! "I“ 31110 now $1.23 quicnp‘ so'uq ulellythey ctenfl
.thia veer, 85p LAWN BETTEES. l finishqi tne box the, backache di
veered
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents. Foster Milburn (30., Buffalo N
Y. sale agents for the United States.
Rem'ember the namemnoan’ Had
"the no other
PRESIDENT CANNOT ACOIPT.‘
(l HEYENNE, Wye" Au.18.—-A telc7
i‘tmm has bean received y Secretary
llchardson of the F‘rontlei Associa-
tioa. troIn core ”ml Loci). statln that
Presl dent“ col-level Will be one Ie go
t e
ind. this week, tile 5 Slot Seneca. weIe 89c. now 590
ruinous H035. to roar; Moss seats. 50c.
WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS.
ntock will be {band a large and complete assortment of Rich Cut
China, Sterling Silver and Novelties floor all parts or the world,
is of the most unique Wedding and Birthday Presents, Souvenirs
filled to he found in this hon ntry.
accept the invitation to attend
rti t
HOUSE FUR NIBHINOO.
this Department we are the acknowledged leaders. Any article made
Agate, Iron, Copper, Nickel Plated, Wooden and Galvanized Ware will
are in great variety and at prices guaranteed the lowost.
gents for the celebrated “Electric” Dread Cutlery.
ltllled" Table Water. absolutely pure, ii gal. jar.. 600. ~ .1;
I“ 4‘
1
WA rWlnks. special 18c.
inltl’t ill-11W
7 TI! FURNITURE HOUSE OF TIE MIN". .1 .1 1.
ftl-TII‘K .3 "I 11"
1:,;1.
t ,1,
‘
S; URI‘EVANI‘
North Alain and Alan Sim; 15011111 Net'mlfio ,. ‘,
.L ram as
Sold at Plainted'o drag amine South
Norwsilt and A C Slillmaa's, Darlen
Consisting of 24111611. suitable for sun
incline, and 26 inch, suitable for either sun or rain. Also Wor-
Sopidet Shawls train 260 to $1.19. the latter are $160
wls 60 dozen Ladies’ Handkerchiefs at 40 each. 26 dozen
money paid in connection .wua tin . - pu'ra our-sun 10 ff ALL.
deals, Justice Darling characterized A gruevouswadl amines comes as a
ethe what 9, transaction by Kaoley and result of unbearable pain from over
is colleagues as trauduient. and do taxed organs business. Rachelle Liv
' lured “it was a grave reflection on the or complaint and Constipation. But
courts 01 this country that such a thing thanks to Dr. King's New Lite Pills
could occur iii the middle of' London. they put an end to it all. They are
Thimbim-lg'ging on a race course was subtle but thorough. Try them. only
a simple crime compared wit 72,6c. Guaranteed by Frank H Baxter" s
6“ M8 mm The “all" '“ctldils of” these pedpie wl “I ’
s."
1 drug store,
juice coma operating bl iris lpsteado -—~—-—
: fall! has been living in the. '3? very young man has a great future
in the coursed the . Those old boys who wore armor nh ad - Ill-1,1311), 1e trouble is it as-
Thursday of a suit to recover were the first mall carriers. , , ul ;, 1 , ,1 " "’1
OLE RECORO.~
.tl—iAttorney-Generalg '
ted the dir di- of
.‘ >1 to Int: titate'
asset b‘t ‘Pr motel“! T.
“connection with the ”sap
orundtml mine, of Canada
. eteoric financial career and
II1‘6 fiere' this sensations on
Kniibt .3 - €1.21 “rsuuday morn.
ing aerv "~:ll 00; conducted by
1”“ “ 'i". 9...... 20131::
12:1.7 rs an savor or
15206116qu0 raving Ila d. of
that Norwalk will nduet the even-
ling service. at 7: ll it isleipeciallyé
ired tli ttle eyou poop e am on
3:21 meetto and. JA‘grand and lione-
tlcial service assuredr
R
17.111111186116111: Tsuonal. West
avenue all hWetlims tar—10:30 a 111..
sservlco. v. Paul
pore SII yer.’ as OI" .0f 9 Fourth
resbyterian Church in Rochester, N.
Y.; topio,‘ When a Man to Himself";
7::10 p 111.. sermon topic. “Beating as
an Art."
Music at the First Chili-,cli Norwalk
tomorrow. Prelude, Variations in A
Flat A. Hesse; Oftertoiy. Melod lIIU,
'l‘hoo. Salerno; l’ofilludfl. uptial
March. Ouiimant. Rev. William L)
(haul. of Jersey Cit. will preach
There will be no eve ng service. The
collection will be for the Hospital
. IAPTIOT.
First Baptist Church, Norwallt. Dew.
'i‘olmage Van Doren, pastor—~Prayor
meeting Sunday at 10::10111. In.; ser-
mons omitted during August; Sunday
school at 19 m.: B. Y. P. U. meeting at
6:15 p. at. Thursday evening meeting
t 7:30 o'clock. A cordial welcome to
hone services ls extended to all.
IPIS OPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom.
lily I" Humphrles, rector -——lloly coni-
munion. 8 a. m.; morning prayer and
1 sermon. li a. In.; evening prayer, 7: so
I). m.
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mission—Regular
seryice tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
o'clock. The Junior Band of the East
Norwalk M. E. Charo will be present
and conduct the ‘ser ce. Come and
Manley this service. Everybody wei~
Woodie.
OHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk—Regular Sunday service at
the Reading Room, Naeonic building,
57 Wall street. at 3 p.61. Sublect,‘Aug-
uat 0th "Soul." Testimony nwetlng.
Wednesday at 8 p. In To both ser
vices the public are cordially invited
Reading room open to the public each
week day from 2 to 6 p. In. _
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St, Peter's German Evangelical Lu-
theran Mission. North Main street.
ilev. Karl Kretzmann. 84 Henry street.
Stamford. pastor—- ine services,
with preaching, every unday evening
at 7:30,
GERMAN EVANOELICAL.
German Evangelical services are
conducted every Sunday afternoon at
.5 o'clock in the Swedish Congregation-
tl Church by the pastor. Rev. Charles
A. Brockmclcr.
war..."
SAFETY FREIGHT CARS.
Commission to Determine When Law
Is To Be Enforced.
The interstate commerce commission
has begun an important hearing at
Washington, the purpose of which is to
determine upon d dawwhan the rail-
Iauds of the countsry comply with
the terms of the safety appliance act
and provide safety appliances on all
railroad trains. A date has been ilxed
from time to limo but upon the plea of
the railroads, extensions have been
granted.
ccently n numiier of railroads made
another plea for an extension which
was refused. A hearing was then ask-
ed for and the interstate commerce
mmmisslon granted the. request. Some
of the most prominent railroad men of
the United States are in attendance at
this hearing which may continue for
several days. The Brotherhood of L0-
tomotivc 'l‘rainmon Bmthcrhoml of he
cornmive lt‘lremcn. the 8wttchrnen's
union of ortlI America and the Order
of Railway Conductors is also repre-
sented.
it was developed at the hearing that
while the operation of the safety so
plinnce not has done considerable to re-
duce the percentage of deaths from
coupling accidents there would he a
made would all adopt a universal coulr
icr, Many ot the railroads haqulf—
ferent coupling devices ondwblle’ they
will work smoothly on one system
couplers of different makes when
brought together lose their automatic
function. The interstate commerce
commission has been eatleavorlng to
bring the railroads to an agreement to
use a universal coupler but without any
success. '
PRES. HALL IN RIDGEFIELD.
inspected the Road's Property 0n
, 7 That Day. ~
President John H. ‘Hall. VicePresi
.icnt Todd. (leper Superintendent C
M: Shepard and ew York Division
Superintendent G. H II ilson paid it via
it to Ridgelleid this week In a special
much greater improvement it the rail- ton
I ma Hour at In... In.
Cub—n'
Last “later i had a severe cold and it
lvlticd' ll Itiy Kidneys. ranking the most
thtilltltlllliu pain almost cit-r time i at.-
temptvd to move: had use: everything
liiuiglnnlilc to get round “lib no success.
will “an ad lstd to. 'I " Illootllur."
ltlt to 11ny [I III stirI . Ilave Ind l‘l'
licl‘ iIliIiosl Tm tin gimme. and In;
({Ir‘rll Milling diluent-”I; was to :-
pc 113' ("IN ‘ my 1 IiI wot ,
vllnlizltlfi itflfi lifiti good In £0111“
toiuplt- \ on ll|l|it‘lllt' Itml, tillt‘lifl h
gout. itlltl IIII \Illttli' 11y slim is It illi‘l by tilt
iit'ttiiiiiii: Illutl of litiiiiu'rm II In Iiuc to try
'IIIutltIII:"t.' today
if you as smwbig Old and feel all
worn. old and have hardly ambitlpu er
oner’gy enough to move ("round the
house it 1.11 time you commenced to take
“.liloodlne" it drives the stagnant
blood out of the system 11d makes” new
Itch. reI'l "bioud to 1M5:
"l’liolodlne" feeds and nourlahesp the
moss stun vi treat vimand
vlgorto y the 01?; ’14
We have seen old people worn out
with age and overwork built tip with
“Bloodiue” so that when they came
into our store we hardly knew them.
People who have been just able to tot-
Ier around (or several years. come
Walking along with a stop as tirm, and
light. as a youth and tell us that
‘fllloodlne” has made them 21) years
ounger. Wu know several people wht
ave been cured of rheumatism and
catarrh with “Bloodlne” after every-
thing lmaginnhle had been tried with-
out doing them any, good at all.
'We hope you will on reading this
consider it a personal invitation to call
at our store and try “lilomilne” on our
guarantee, if you are not {ct-ling well
don't sleep nights. have rheumatism.
calarrh, dyspepsia. indigestion, kidney.
bladder. liver, malarin.1cough. cold or
general ran down system. come to Our
store at once. and gel. ebullient "Blood
inc." and we will return to vou yum
money it you are not sotlsilcd with ilu
result. largo bottles title. or (in tablet
“term, 500. a box.)
" Bloodiao " Liver Pills should alwayi
be used with “llloodino. " 2? I. a bolt
Mail orders filled.”
sold and recommended by
R. H. PLAIOTEO.
-. . .. .. "wax“ ., . ._._
EFFECT OF COTTON, ,SHORTAGE.
Mlfly Mills in the New England States
will Clara This Menth.
NABHUA. N. 11.. Aug. 8—Wliile the
cotton shortage is having considerable
effect in New Hampshire on the mills.
the Nashua and Jackson Manufactur-
ing Company here have a large amount
of raw material on hand. The manag-
ers of the local mills say that although
they might shut down .1-loruseveral .
weeks with manifest advantage to
their treasuries it is not expected the
machinery will be stopped for a tort
night about the latter part of the
mouth, when the 3,000 operatives of
bloth corporations will be given a vaca-
The mills o! the China, Webster and
Pembroke Manutaoturlus Companies,
in Suneook employing 1.500 operatives
shut down today until August 24.
pany's mills at Easter and the Pitts
field Mills, employing together about
1.000 hands closed today for one
month .
In Manchester. one of the leading
cotton manufacturing centres at the
country, an extensive curtailment has
yet been announced. The lg Amos
keag Col-parallel: and its a lad com
panies operating more than a doier
mills and airplay ring about 12 ,000
hands are atil running practically in
full. The five Inilisot eCOcheco Cor
pdratIon in Dover V be shut dow‘r
ttlgrtwoa waeka'i ugn
car.
At Ridgeileld they examined the de
pot. took a walk about the ants and
in short we the Whole attrition It
'thorough finalisation What it meant
and What it will lead to no one knows
:nceppthe ollcers, but everybody has
”I. ‘
metal min also missile Ions
ill-6!!!! Georgetown and MCIIVIUQ...‘
and- -1t to reported that airmail!” Villa:
bedaaeoaths madaool Dumper“
hi. it that the Georgetown cud ma-
ville Stations Ire tube dated
and placed at a 117.11.11.11. t-bs-
tvr‘aen the present; neonate". I04
118ranchvllle are loss. This would pro-
:3“be on extension «I mastica-
and Illa. 2'
ancii
track: off" my“)!
tablla no: In
, ,6 NM 0
announce that the
curtailment polity will be cautioned
next week; ,A n} 6,000 da will lie"
id e all the {file “but! several thousand
Mon-Mil only out or
time. t is antlers thlit' the at
mils of 0101de
is??? Aug. &--A
dozen corpora Fall River oper-
ating twenty 11':
vert [ion Works
er s. It In
pg 10;: on raw
£5.19 or ll.’000 bales
a purchased ,III New York.
fllgAlhl-AUVELEWEIO; .-
vo arvateluolanowlln
177,116....
‘1 John H. Ferris.
The meter ,Manutseturing Com- _
mOtIOll 7
1‘.
gum
n7 AT READsa
.l’lm
Inflmt t'np‘l'uafitm
The store ‘vvlll'close 'at'fi ve o'clock every afternoon.
except Saturday. through July and August.
DRINK PURE WA TER.
If you wish to, be healthy. Illtcr the‘ Water you drink.
The essentials of a‘ good Filter are simplicity in construc-
tion so that every part can be easily gotten at for the pur-
pose of cleaning. Also it must be an efficient purifier a"
lowing the water to pass through slowly and retain its
sweet and natural taste. Finally the Filtei' must be of a
durable construction. We have several styles in our
House Furnishing Store. and prices commence at 2.00
We shall be pleased to show and explain them.
A NEW READING LAMP.’
Have you seen the Electrolite Lamp? It' Is a porta-
ble Lamp. which does not require oil or gasolene, but
which burns gas generated from carbide and water. No
chimneys to clean. no wicks to arrange. no smoke, 71m
smell. and there is nothing to get out of order. It gives
a bright and mild light, very agreeable for reading. Sam-
ples on exhibition in'our China Store. Prices for those
which we have in stock. 9. 00 and $10. 00.
, MEN '5 FURNISHING GOODS. _
We are preparing to deal with all sorts of weather. no
matter how unexpected the changes.
Good medium weight Underwear. white or natural
merino. so cts.
A fine quality containing 75 per cent. of pure wool,
either white or natural, and very suitable for cool days,
LOO.
Earl and Wilson's pure linen Shirts. plain white. black
and white figures. and white with black hair line stripes.
the neatest and most comfort able summer Shirt made,
3.50 each.
Regal Suspenders for summer wear. samples of which
may be seen in a Fairficld av enuc window. are 23 cts a
"pair.
SPECIAL IN SUN UMBRELLAS.
An elegant line, all silk. with natural stick or black
ebony handles, values. $3. 50 and $3. 00, to sell at $2. 50 and
$2.00
Attractive values in Lawn House Wrappers, Sacques.
and Kimonos at the Section for Women‘s Undermuslins.
EED. M. unnerved
Great Fire sale-I
We are carrying on a sale of superior-and thoroughly re-
liable COAL for the fires of this co’mmurll‘ty évery’ baldness
day of the year. We have recently received at our wharves 1
more than two thousand tons of freshly mined ' anthra-
cite coal, which is csrtainl y as nice as anything we ever saw
in the fuel line, and which we are proud to send out. There
is not a ton of inferior stock in our yards today. Prices are
now at their lowest for the season.
EGG. STOVE and NUT, $5.25 per ton.
NO. 2 NUT. $5.
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be the famous trotting horae,- Major
*EGGAPEO FROM OHIO JAIL.
COLUMBUS, 0;; Aug. 8~Lewia Har- Delmar but was not The fine was ex-
mon, the convicted mufderer 0! George tinguished with dimculty. The loss was
(layer near Alton; Robert Shlilett.1not heavy
Franklin County, charged with horse
stealing; 0th Keller, another .118, ed1 ,,MR AND MR8. GOULD IMPROVED.
horse thief, and Latvia Eyetlng, as F=al- 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 8-'-The condition
is ed forge'r of Dayton. escaped from of Mr. and Mrs Charles H Gould. of
III county jail in broad daylight today! Bayside L. 1.. who were thrown out
by tiling off a bar in the bath room. iof their automobile last night by
The work is supposed to have becn1ilding‘ with a horse and were reads
done with a potato knife filed to a saw. 1 unconscious for several hours, is much
ilmproved today. Mr. Gould sustained
FIRE lN EMPIRE OITV STABLES. a fractured shoulder and manym bruises
NEWYORK Aug. 8—ln ailre at the about the head and -a.ndbady. mun
stables of the Empire City race track iGould' s nose was broken and her scalp
'n Yonkers ’eariy today, two valuable 'cut
hordes were burned to death One was ‘
Bel-aside, owned by Wilson Cbrilrhoim
of Cleveland. and the other was Del- argument he always declares he was
mar, ascetic, lotions smith. at Brook— only trying to draw the other renew
Iyn. This . - so was” at II I thought to out.
When the man gets the worst of an
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