e. eretiremeilt of hill!of M. ”.1111“ of the New ' yen and Hartford road. a given. prominence. have been printed be- age to find their way It various times. The re proud had as a starter the l' J. P. Morgan to Bos- ‘, nferenco with Ieadinlt e rdad'a directorate at. . induiry among those in 11 1. wilful“! something of the af- Consblidatcd road says an Moder, elicits the in Meg tigefifltnror is itrue, and a w ll res go some . Alto annual meeting which tuber. The meeting this .held Oct. 21 “ortiilevedit the rumors of ,ti eat state that dur- f a stock market but . that Hall at the head of the sys- ,ra desire a more practical heed "thelsys em instead versed in law. hey point ,Ot‘mous increase in traffic ll l' and freight and state 1‘ per handling of this busi- , o attention of a practical ihead of the road ”Lillian has never claimed to eat railroad man, but he lght per cent. yearly, and 111 lame very had years at is shrewd and a great man ,tilli Every move made on the lg: brought to his attention ,Tlt recent shake up was made .91! been consulted and . Militant. Mr. Todd is second rest eat, a practical man, and , roll ht here to build up the busi- that now needs the personal at- ot the head of such a system the Consolidated road. The trans- flaw of freight and passengers is _*~e1ansrs attention will be filmed on during the next few til ”Evert of the settlement reached nicotine “Fitzpatrick came from it was the first authentic in- garding the negotiations coat that time. The present of Mr. Hall’s retirement comes prudently the same source. The report was true and gave the ,1 some people say the second is ,, .Mr. Hall was asked at as kport, Maine, if he contem- esi‘gaing- he gave his usual an- lite would not deny or affirm r " be Morgan element favor , he will be the next presi- y favor Mellon he will get ' th are practical men and llring to the road some inside 'ation regarding practical rail- 11 the United States. ‘ Magoo good‘ authority Gilt 1 has made a trip or): within the past week. .I. t Horgan has an office in the A BITTER FIGHT. siclans had a long and stdb- ’ an abscess on mygright ~ P. Hughes of DuPolnt, me me up. Everybody . “me had come. As a last , ,Dr. King's New Discov- Oouumptlon. The benefit l striking, and l was on my days. Now We entirely with". It conquers all , and Throat and Lung by Frank H. Base 1 Store. Price 500 and 81. 00. ill tree. “All: 19 “The entire myths fleet, com I under the command - outlier. are at New . . 1 . rhoai. They when from‘the Ngrth A NEW FACT lXPkIlI No Pan m on? kayaks, lot on For the first time in the history of express companies, a through train will be run from Boston to Philadel- r‘ 1111111 to carry express packages and matter only. The Adams Express Co has lust made plans to start a train . which will contain not only express packages and no passengers, but will be r n on express train time and sch is. it will stop at only the large cities and will go over the Shore Line The train was but on Sunday night and will run nightly from Boston. it ‘1 is practically a Beaten and Washiur ton express, although only a couple of the cars will carry express packages exclusively after leaving Philadelphia. The train will leave Boston at 9.80 L 11. pm. it will stop at P1-ovidence,,Wick- ford Junction. New London and New Haven. it will arrive in New Haven at 11:15 p 111., and will remain about 15 minutes loading with humans mat. far. The late train from Springfield will bring down a car loaded with ex press matter for Philadelphia and points south exclusively. This car will be attached to the regular ex- press train. The train as it leaves Boston will be made up of six or seven cars as the ekpress matter may demand. The first car to leave the train will be at Harlem River. where all express for upper New York will be left. The ar- rival in Philadelphia will be recorded occluding to schedule at 6:53 a. in. One car will be left there and the train will be broken 11p one car go ing to Chicago another to Pittsburg, and one of two to Baltimore and Washington and points further south Heretofore there have: been several cars of express matter shipped on the train for Washington which leaves Benton at 7 p m. rentbos New Haven at ii: 18 p.‘ m., and is due in Washington the next morning According to the new schedule the Federal express which formerly left Boston at 7 in New Haven will arrive at 9:30, p. 111., instead of 10:10 p. m;, as formerly. The Bay State limit- ed and the Knickerbocker express will leave three minutes earlier than for m.erly Sunday. POTENT PILL PLEASURE. The pills that are potent in their ac. tion and pleasant in effect are Dertt's Little Early Risers. W. B. Pllilpct. of Albany. 011.. says “During a billous at. tack I. took one. Small as it was it did me more good than calolnol, bille- mass or any other pills I ever took out at the same time it affected me pious- anily. Little Early Risers are certain ly an ideal pill.’ Sold by Cliil’orl . Pharmacy. ‘ scaanr FEVER. Many Cases RepOrtcd at Town of "Huntington. There are quite a number of cases of scarlet fetter in Huntington at the present time. and although there is no epidemic, yet- so many cases have up- pellretl Isl such-:widely separated disc trlcts, it would be well for all to ex- crc‘ise all care possible, to prevent the spread of the disease. The great trouble with this lies in the fact _t;l1ai,.,1lnillttI most? contagious diseases, patients with scarlet fever are the most dangerous after they be come convalescent and able to more about it seems almost impossible to keep children secluded under these circumstances and often the disease is thus spread, by those who seem en- tirely recovered Physicians take all the promotions possible, but oases seem to break out with somewhat alarming frequency. ——"itching hemorrhoids Swot-e, the pin- gue of .my life. Was- almost. wild Dean's Ointment cured me quicklyaud permanently after doctors had failed " C F. Cornwall Valley Street, Sanger tics, N. l. THIEVES RAID ICE BOXES. Fort Trumbull Bench Hotels .-8uffer Marty Losses. Sneak thieves are active In Milford. Chickens; fruits and vegetables dies appear. $111! at the shore cottagers are complaining that their ice boxes and refrigerators are visited in the night, and the cooked provisions re moved. One evening fluently over $15 worth of provisions were taken from .one of the hotels at Flirt Train bull beach, and from the some place a i barometer valued at his was stolen. .. t STOP THAT BOLD or it ay result in Pneumonia. Bra- zilian” aim is breaking up Golds when ~sver tried. almost without ox’c‘eption. 0,.” 59c and .1. 0i) bottlel. The Gift- ford Baxter’s or Pialsted’s. . " "Why don't you go to work t" "Mister, " “rm worklh' new. l’m no itiier. I get busy every time i see a man outlooks i dofiition " All changes went into effect . ‘ old effort. said Meandering Mike. like he'll respond to a tale of sorrow, all“ \g. Don' 1 think that your livei needs treat- ing if you (re bilious. It don’ t. It' a your stomach. That is, yet r stomach is really what causes the bill Ithai put your liver out of order. . See what’s the nutter with your stomach. Sick stomach thcrc’ s trouble. cures stomach and then all'o the use in a nutshell. ' Moth-s- eem-3's ass-nth- W’hnorcmt. Cotcntl ted on every bottle. But it' 1 the ample, honest way it’ s mall's, the erbs.i'r11iu. bulls and other ingredients f which it is composed. that main: it so ell cat-ions. Any real cause of indigestion and other Stigcl’s Syrup 59.111111 biliousncu can be cured with few bottles of this wonderful simple fruit It cured in Hartford, Conn. ., Mrs. Ilmwoodl harsh Morris, ,1 "Imliia Street; Mrs A. Golden, and Zion Street and many hundred others. it will cure you, or we will return yourfiloney on receipt of label from bottiabv mil. ms the Mother kigci‘ a 15pr 00., 1a Dam Street, cw York. . Sold by emulate. -. syrup. 1. .4 lockwitil. enitnoso mommsril Acvlvs. To Meet Again Thursday to Perfect Organization—Want Nine-Hour Day. Another meeting of the machinists employed ill the Consolilln ed railroad shops will be held Thurs ay night in New Haven and further details of their organization. the. object of theso‘meet- lugs, will be completed. The formation of 11 New; Iaven local of the national union, com and exclu— sievly or nearly so. of mi. inists. will in a way be a 1-1 which through severe rev There was verses died in Its infancy. at one time a union in ti o railroad shops, but it did not have a urge mem- bership. About two year ago when the machinists in vhriou‘s shops went on strike, the railroad com any nipped their trouble by dischargiui all the of floors of the union, giving 1 ut that the discharges were because y because the men talked of unionism more than they worked This rather disconceriet the mem- bers of the local and until lecentiy no effort has been made to b,rl 11g them to gcthor again. As is very well known there is a revival of the effort for a nine hour day for ma billets and it seems that the railroa nien want to be in line when the effort it launched. State Organizer Charles I. lnahuc will attend the meeting Thursday. -Mmh , _ savao A aov's Ll . Mrs. Captain II.Hublar1'Iof Mil- ford Del. says: "Brssllin Balm say ed my boy‘s life. He beg 11 just like the one we lost with croup We gave him a few doses. Ila quic‘ iy dropped to sleep and was all right in the morn- ing." For sale by R. H. ,Plslsteli. F. H. Baxter. and The they. Farmers are complain crops. it is said that potato crop is lost, that the local peach crop is an entire failure and that corn and tomatoes are little better. The extremes in weather are blamed for the poor crops. A local grocer said today that flour which he i as been re tailing for 84 50 nor ban-1i for some time was quoted at 85.65} a. ll in O New York today. ONLY DURE'FOR DY PIPOIA. Mrs. Frankllsh Bush of ew Castle ,Del.,‘ssys:' " sulfamd to years with dyspepsia. led to her (refit die true and belching. i tri everythinl i could hear of, but nothln helped me until I took Brasilian Balm cent bottle cured nip n For sale by R. fl. Plailt term and the Clifford Filmy any. ' . ms nu: CARNI AL. , , Fairfieidl‘iretncn’s big .. ir and car- nivalcommencesAugusti . it wttlvbe mundane lately. " if". H. Bu '1" bigger than ever and cotton: anything : of the kind ever ale ln' esters Gon- serum. Arno ‘ the f turns this year will be the balloon meanings. each day.tl1e troupe 111:1» mien glass blowers a Midway Piaf ce, trapeze work. aerial acts dancing rls, vaude- vine shown the lien is wh Ilsnd other , not necessarily fatal. _ be placed on the market. . arrangements i 9:333. have the woman’s body 0093 um» tit-valentines or Wan. Ian Frafielsee, Elects Officers. SAN FRANCIthO. August 19-—'l‘he National Association of Union Ex- Pris oner- of War has dlectad ofllcers for the ensuing year as follows: National Commander-James I). Walker. (reelcc National Sent )Vlce-Commandor— Clinton '1‘ Hull flash Francisco National .luni Vice Commander~ John T. Kisssne thio National Chap am, John B Fergu- son of Keokuk. a, Historian~Geuernl liarry White. of Pennsylvania. .,j Quarterrriastert—Biephen hf. Lens, of iiiast Orange N. .l. Executive Committeewflovernor A. T. Bliss oDMichi an; O A. Parsons of Pennsylva11ia:(l axles G. Davis, of Boston. and Charles 8. Fisher of Maine Berdans Sharpshontors have elected the following officers: S. C. James. of Contervllle lows. president to succeed it W. Tyler. who is ill at his home in Washington; F. l). Sweetol. of lirelltwood Cal.,vice-prc:1- hn;ldent A. it llalreti of Philadelphia secretary and treasurer. (ro- -el.ectcd) WOMEN BTABBED EACH OTHER. fight in waterbut‘y Over Femily MAt~ » tars Yesterday. wltrnlthllsv Aug 19 ~As a result st 11 stabbing sffrny on Mill street M114. Frank Borgauo is at the police station awaiting trial and Mrs. Charles Flore is at lltff‘ home with an ugly inch in her throat alld'a slash in her left arm. The woman qtlllf'l‘elotl over family mut- Will, and it is claimed Mrs. Bergano suddenly flashed out a knife and after inflicting a wound several inches long in Mrs. Fiore' s 11110111 from a point Just uullcr the left our loft 1111 11eg cut in he Injulod \vomans left arm. The wounded woman“ s :11- 1111111111 brought neighbors to her assistance and while she was being cared for her assailant walked calmly away. Physicians in attendance upon Mrs. Flore say that while her ‘wouuds are severe they are Mrs. Borgnllo was found hiding in 11 friend's house. TRUE HEART DISEASE is A RARE THING. . The cause of your palpitutlon is. probably, pressure arising from gas in the stomach—that is. gastric Indiges- tit‘m. A few doses of Cal-cum Sol- vent, Dr. David Kontu‘uly’s new medi- cine will cleanse away the foul accu~ munitions and the‘hcllrt will run quiet- ly and keep good‘timc. Write to tho _ Cal-cum Company. ltoudout. N. Y., for free booklet and sample bottle. " FIRE ALARM CO. Bridgeport Concern Organizes with _ Capital of $40,.000 HARTFORD. Aug. 111. w'l‘he Bridge pprt auxiliary tire illlll'm company of Bridgeport has lilod a certificate of in- corporation with tilt. secretary of state. The object of the company is to oper-‘ ate fire alarms and fire alarm systems and to conduct generally a fire alarm and electric business. The tapitnl stotk 111 “0. 000 divided into 400 shares of the par value of still) ouch. The 1111111porniors 1119 8111111011 (loodsell and \ugusius H. Ballard. of Bridgeport and H l). \iillor.E. l.. Con- kiili and Iioucl i mdin. of New York DEWITT is THE NAME. When you go to buy Witch Hazel Salve look for 1hr name DeWitt on elv cry 1)..“ The pure, unadulterated Witch Hazel is used in making De Will's Witch Hand Salve, which is the best salve in the world for cute burns. bruises. boils. eczema and piles. The popularity of lchitt's Witch Hazel Salve. due to its many cures. has caus- ed numerous worthless counterfeits to The genuine bears the camp of [1}. C. DeWitt & 00.. ‘Thicago. Sell by Clifford Pharumcy CONDUCTOR hOSES LEG. Run Over By His Own Train In Bridge- port Yard. BRIDGEPINI’I‘ Conn. August 19- Thomas Murray 11 couductor on the Consolidated railroad living at 46 Lin- den street, w as run over by his train in the depot ys1~,«1 shor y before it o’,clot:k last night and ad his right leg crushed lu-iow the knee He was taken to the Blidgeport Hospital In the emergency ambulance, and his leg was amputated below the knee loint. PUTS AN END TO F? ALL. A grievous wail oftimes comes as a ‘ - result of unbearable vein from over taxed organs: Business. Rachelle Liv. “er complaint and Constipation. But thanks to Dr King‘s New Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are senile but thorough. Try them. Only 251:. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter' s drug store worms settles roofless. of the man and woman who were as- Dhrxiated at 11 local hotel. Saturday buried yesterday. Relatives, otflvrtb man came here and took ch . They said that W ' National Appellation to Convention in NEW HAVEN Aug.19.~'£he bodies ‘ night. were taken to New Britain for _ 1%, The wonderful progress of this , Annotation is . shown by the following ‘ table of sales: 19,0. isms sold in 1865. 19', 000 Barrels sold in 1870. 131,935 Barrels sold in 1880. 792, 075 Barrels sold' 111 1890. 939 768 Barrels sold in 1900. .. 1,109,315, Barrels sold 1111902. Largest Breweryinthe World Phyllis—~“ch ht; was paying atten- tions tu' her quite 11 long time" Blanche—~“l’erhaps he hadn't the cour- age to propose.” Phyllis—“0h. I don't know. Perhaps he had the courage not to p1'oposc."——'l‘own and Country. EAT ALL YOU WANT. Persons troubled with indigestion or Dyspepsia can out all they want if they will take n(idol Dyspepsia Cure. This remedy prepares the stomach for the reception. retention, digestion and us- silnllatlon of all of. the wholesome food that may be eaten. and enables the digestive organs to transform the same into the kind of blood that gives health and strength. Sold by Cliffori Pharmacy. " What is the difference between an Mr. Howell~ants all the scream- ing in tile pntlor? M15. Iiowcil~tlltlrlc is singing till Charley comes, Just to kill time. Mr. Howellm'l‘imc seems to die hard. ~-Ilcston Herald. DIARRHOEA. Wilcn you want a qbick euro without any unnecessary loss of time take Chamberlain 11 Colit.’ Cholera and Disr- thoea Remedy. it never fails. When reduced with cold water and sweetened it is pleasant. to take. it Is standard throughout the U. S, and in many for- eign countries. For sale by Btilison Powell Corn. Baxter Pharmacy, Clif- ford Pharmacy. Wife (In her latest dress from Paris) ~--"llarry. what's the difference be- llnsuccessful suitor and a successful ‘ tween a gown' and a ‘creation?" one? One misses his kiss and the, other klssuzs his miss. liarry~'l can’t give. the exact lig- urcs but il‘ a a small fortune. "—Punch. W OLSEN’S JULY SALE Shoes and Oxfords. Plenty of bargains 1'11 good SHOES and soft easy 01(- FORDS for (be warm weather. Sale Price Sale 3' 29 75¢. Sale Price ill 69 Price Roton Poult l-lOTEL and RESTAURANT Under New M anagement. SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBAKES. ETC.. at popular prices. Excursions nearly every day. . . Dancing, Good Music and Special Attractions daily, AnningJ. Smith, Prep. Special Shore ocueia‘rmo or time SHELL. CLAM CHOWDER. ROASTED OR ST EAMED CLAMS, BROILED 011.111.1100, LITTLE NECKS, RHODE iSLAND BLUE- FISH. CUCUMBER SALAD FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, AND A CHOICE OF LOBSTER OR SOFT SHELL ORA B. WITH LETTUCE SALAD, WATER- MELON AND COFFEE. Satisfaction (WITH CHICKEN, 31.25.) Ouaranteed. ‘Almslloog h Indwhichltasheea for over 30 years, has borne the signature of. .1 , andhasbeenmadeoaderhlspee- mmmmmumq. Whammdeeeiveyoninthls. All Ombeflhlul [irritations out! “JMgood”are but Wham trifle with and commute health at Experience Tom cell , . Aug. 8,15, 22 $2.50: 6 days, 31 7 Shirts Linen. - 760. Silk, $6. 50 Venetian Dress Skirts $5 50 Only forthio wank M. KRASOVITZ WagonsleenFrce For 60 Ozone Boa Trade Marks. 2 Ozone Starch ratio Marks, and 2 Ozone Washing Powder 1’;an Marks A merry (113,9 kEl-qu. ”WAGON. H, R. BULKLEY'B NOVELTY ITOBE 52 So. Main St, do. Norwsfk. ._.....\ 02001: g The three kinds of Trade Marks <->~ must be presented for wagon. WASlIilI POWDER All first- class stores sell the Ozone g.oods Send for 32- page premium book. Tile lotwaill Steambui lumping (Incorporated). STEAMER HAMPTON Loaves SOUTH NORWALK, 7:35 A. M. Le am New York IEEKMAN STREET, 2: 15 P. I. (saturiiay‘i: 15 p. 1n.)45 EAST 31st STREET, 45.? Ill. (Saturday 1:45 p. in.) Stepping at Roton Po t going out on Monday round as a d on return trip Saturday even ups. The steamer Hampton arrives at South Norwalk, at 6: 30 p. m. The cit- izens of Norwaik and surrounding towns should liberally patronize this boat, as the Norwalk Steamboat Com- pany have been at a large expense to charter and maintain a first-class steamer on the route. .q—u FARE Single fillets, 511111131110, lSds neonates" City of Norwaik (FREIGHT ONLY) loaveslhlew York, Monday, Wednesday and Friday ”5:00 p. m. Leaves, Nora-silt. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight resettled from 7a. m. to 5 p. m. The Reflection Tourist coins! Puss-sly Conducted Tests. Block Island, a days' Trips. ”59. '0“ dayo' Trlpa,’ .Aug. 10, 17,24, :“Oottspe City, 5 dayi' Trips, $17.99.‘ 24. White Mountains, 6 day Trips, .23. , Aug. 10 24. Aunbie Chasm, 6 days’ Trip: 325. Aug. 10, 17, 24, at. Niagara Falls, 4 day Trip, Qim Aug Thousand islands, 4 days’ Trim, on. Aug. 12. Catskill Mountains, 11 as..- will, £19.50 from New Haven. Au __.‘lf 25. Alloys; Tour, 12 days’ ‘f'r m i _, shitty- tactic, to days’ Trip, M . u , Montreal, Quebec and the Ismy‘ ‘ mar. 11 daya‘ Trip, A119. '1 $39.00. For the N. .”E. Tourist, describing all Bar-toga Spriu a. w. ”flaunts. mo
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