Ogden. mu. 0 shim! . ‘ 'g session ofthe Utah, in Septehl r, Congress, the first fling sessions Antilles .Deuv r. _ .1 ° . . -.-. issou miles of 1904 \villlocoul‘at during the Exposition. Irrigation Congress was at- ' many distinguished . ' all the western states and ' . . The seeond..,held. at Les “My, . . incitge‘ti ‘ from Russia, France, Great Canada. Mexico. Peru and Ape- The subsequent sessions . ver- rahly in lnterestand attend- pnt all have ”annulus ntegnatl‘onal . in special ’ rents- the growth‘of‘the‘ni ‘1‘ last dates years have wrought a tin public sentiment, on blem of the public do. one i- Peculisrly of the West. med charge of mailing laws |untder . . 0in for H se- le two Hilda... providing eI. administration to a multitude of us- o'dali‘da were still f , and orderly scheme or devel- eb could be planned until both ele~ ion were placed under 01°. ttho construction of irriga- must lie-left wholly to pri- to local, enterprise. Iii: _ " at the time of the film. litigation Congress and its con- mshaped in accordance l is Cassien of Public Lands. convention unanimously adopted ‘ ' atlas in favor of the ceasiomof bile lands, except those valuable everal states and to ‘. er werelocsted literal. to the s ' ens assist! . Wurwtowapeetstione. must from use Pmmné y appeared that the people defied in their legislatures a; to trust them with car which. in .most ‘6 larger portion of igoreus expression tent“ aspect in consequence. mats *lntsrprlaes Net auc- asclnstlng specnaltlon in water. trust a complete monopolyof iy, proved a failuraililslha'ay . on were afraid of it. At east, they wool to satisfy the dam ‘ ihf} disappfdntment to the, M “loch ea .. ,snd-in'reporta of government ex- ‘ Idea was that the whole pro- ‘ decor at the . children of the linitad , and that it is the hustnessof 'Itsslftoseethattbeyarer for actual home “available: “within. any on . ‘ led-«was We av . .. Deep River Man Ordered Late of deeds» ‘ “Howl . um. DEEP RIVIR. Aug. t4.-—The pesos liar caseeof young. divans .2, he :1 brownish,- , lax. , ace , I, Ebrflre . art, lay of ssex‘ is pun ing 1) t’ the authori» ties and the boy's parents. #th t,a amnfrorori bodaof . wily .030 and 3mm “Pill as a re ul thefrei t houses of the Valley ‘Hllnad so ,tlie‘ artfgrd and New orlt .ompany are “if“ Transport» n‘d' k , cases an pac ages can ‘ “0010 hits. ThedimascameWed- ‘ nesday.‘ when he appeared in base: (Landelg‘vored .to .open negotiations I: ,fhe mu chase othnumbsr of costly mtha launches. ' is cohdition was quantum! he was taken into cus- he business men in been River have also suered from his manlu.‘ mocked no in the other oi’lthe New lira are 6.000 envelopes n boxes hear- ing upon them the printed inscription: 'fl‘red Swan General Traveling Salesman." wh ch the young man or- dered a few days ago. and several mer- chants are mourning the loss of smiley advanced to the young man. ,Swanson is now at his home and it is understood that his father will take immediate steps to place him in an institution. M dem ones IN HOSPITAL. Was Found Wandering in “note of New Haven. NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug. 24.~.—A woman who gave her name as Ella .chninness. when a polineman from the central station found her wan, dering on thestreet, apparently in- toxicated, early Wednesday morning. died last night at Grace hospital. she was kept in one of the women's cells at headquarters untilJWednesday af- ternrfip. “when: she was removed to the on she was a victim of drugs. but whether self administered or not, is not known.’ as she never regained consciousness after she went to the hospital. Noth- ing is known about her except her name. "She was apparently 82 years old, and was fairly well dressed. Asuncidayar shares. *— Younp‘ Norwxh Man Cuts His Threat , I “l a liner. ‘ NORWICH. Conn. Aug. 24.—~Joseph Is. Coughlin, aged 22, committed sui- ride at his home. No. 280 Boswell live. one yesterday forenoon while at his prayers. His mother went to church and left him praying in his room, Upon returning at about 10 o'clock she, found him lying in a pool of blood with a crucifix In his left hand and an open razor near ills body on the floor. Medical Examiner Paddock gave a cer- tilcste of suicide. Coughlin ‘had been acting queerly for some time and there is no doubt but that he was crazy. His parents and a brother survive film: MYOTIC’NAN a THIIF. Pleads Guilty to Man Char ea. vision 15 on several charges was in tho» oxbury court, Saturday. fie pleaded guilty wilful the four charges preferred against him. and E‘s held in 0700 on each of the first i foe and in. 0200 On the fourth. merchant of Mystic, Conn. M in t car in thaliartfard r latter'alid. old. usatsosoudws CINTINNIAL. Rev. Joel I. first; The celebration'of the apes: 0‘. thetowa‘ assisflng. ~ . . W : t.‘ s nte and. floated. fill"? of bio ury. and or whic a pa- from all onlporattions chartered gen- Severlw . ohe as to s- , F «k. u' b 3 ll 9 gasket into position over the box on the time set for me g these returns uis open grave in the last ceremonies of August. in 01‘ it‘s my 15- ““0“" ,Pyspopsla can opt all they wantdf they will take ..oddl Dyspepsia Cure.“ Th remedy preparesdhe stomach for t . ; digestion and an . let the wholesome e eaten. and enables , the digestive 0. goals to transform the same into the all of blood that gives health and strength. Bold by Clifford Pharmacy. _ “ pltal. ‘ The physiclahs “believe _ Fol-mar Medias! Itudent .at Tufts BOSTON. August 2'l— ason . Gray. the former Tufts medical student. who was arrested Friday by officers of Di- of theft, reigned before Judge Bolster in Grhmollapsed do the dock when a former fellow etudent spoke to him in the courtroom. He is the son of a KILLED A‘l' HARTFORD. - , Shifting of Lumber on a Car Crushes constituents "Uncle" Horace Johnson. other. and no mistake. - a Tr yer a early yesterday morning an un- in position whereby a storm of great known man, apparently a tramp, was force will be in order. The disturb ushed and killed. Another,.._‘mnn. ones will be a peculiar one. The at- & Hartford Railroad Company has whorl gambler” Wd metaphors will be highly charged with made such satisfactory results with 1 um. : . . th- ing about the dead man except that he got on the train atw terhury. There cars should be in cunstaht lookout. also suburban line from Port Chester to d wasnothlng in the“ en's clothing to those in charge of small pleasure craft Grand Central Station. with electric ' identify him. He was about.” yeaas cruisin in and around :the harbors motors. MARLBOROUGH'vconn" Ang.&4.—- beta will hustle down below. After . . anuiver- the disturbance passes a term not ex- sary. of this. town hogan yesterday. trams heat will follow. , when approximate serviceaw‘ere held in the Congregational church. Rev. Joel s. Ives, secretary of the Mission- , .. , ,.—-es-,e-- , ary society of Connecticut delivered Half of leak freight Gar Must be tional clergyman in the stale.- died‘et the historical sermon II the presence . . “Ilium: ’ his home. 15 Columbia street. Balm» of people from all sections of the town. . After September-1st, fifty per cent. day. from causes incident to old age. Sign? th neral historical exer- of the cars used in the freight train ' 'c w if he 1d. former residents of servioeof. the New vars. New Haven August 24. 1820. He graduated cum and. Hartford road must be equipped Yale College imthe class of 1841. . l-Ie with “phi-ah”. The iawmompeiiing was ordained September 80.18%. and. the: use.“ air-brakes will oathat date was pastor at Torrington‘llutii Septenh ' * .. « her, 1854. He hecame‘the editor.of The Examiner .in Nerwlchthat year .1 “that" York, New Haven and “drummed with the issuer for a few months. in November. 1856. he became pastor of the Congregational ' years, who was visiting vela- . -, o" co odorless. “im rtsn " Dot its fiscal if by Law sent to he sits Linn eeseary. ‘ "if. $.30?“ 20mm var re. . aw , . , Undhrtakers especially will be inlet- eated in a device which has been Ill- .tlritnvlle H. the last legislature, requires reports tent has recently been issued to him. orally or specially by this state, with it will be known as Fuller-0s Casket a few exceptions .where the existing errier and leadevice for carryingtbe law requires full “ statements. The a funeral. - is the test of the ‘tatute: ‘ The general public will also be inter- Section Sin—Annual reports, The as ti more or less in the invention. president. and treasurer of every corp- for everybody who has occasion to par oration having ~W tlclpate in funeral services at the some banks, trust companies. insurance d tery has been disturbed and annoyed by surety companies, railroad or street the little accidents which are on railway composted, express companies. avoidable in the aid method of placing building and loanassociatlona, and in- the casket in the box. A lowering de- ,vestment companies, shall. annually, vice is now in general use by which a on or before thepfteenth day of Feb- casket and box are lowered into a runry or August make, sign and swear grave much more easily and handily .to and tile in the office of- the seare- than by this oid'hand method. and this «fury of the state a certificate setting new invention can be used in conneo- forth as, of the first day of January tion with it. making the entire opera- or July immediately preceding: til tiou much safer and more convenient The name. residence and post office and smooth in its performance. address of each of its officers and di— , in placing a casket in position over rectors. (2). The mnount of its out- tho bowaich is to contain it, the pull standing capital stock which has not bearers must pass on either side of the been paid for in full. with the amount bolt carrying the casket between them. due thereon. is) The location of its The bearers have a narrow foothold principal office in this state, with the and the operation is not only usually street and number. if“!!! there be. and awkward but is likely to be attended the name of the agent or person in with little accidents like the disarrang- charge thereof upon whom process ing of the straps or the knockingoif against the corporation may be serv- of the sticks on which the casket is to ed. The secretary shall thereupon m rest before it is lowered into the bolt. i‘Ul‘d such certiflcatl in a heck kept by Often times both the undertaker and him for that purpose. and shall furnish the sexton have to take hold of the one a certified copy of such certificate to hot and help the bearers get it into po- ‘ihe persons filling the some, who shall silica and sometimes the crumbling forthwith cause such certified copy to earth on the edge of the grave makes a be recorded in the office of the town more gruesome danger seem imminent. clerk of the town in which such rorpo fly the use of Mr. Fuller's invention. ration is located, and said town clerk the bearers at the foot of the oasketap- shall record the some in a drunk «kept preach the box and set. the casket down by him for that purpose. (in the upon the mechanism, which takes the fifteenth day of March and September place of the sticks usually laid across the toms clerks of the several. towns the open top of the box. The director shall report to the secretary of the at the head of the casket then easily state the names of all corporations rolls it into position over the box whose annual returns have been filed ready to be lowered into it. for record during the preceding six The principal mechanism consists of months. in accordance with the pro two sets of rolls enclosed in a bosvliite visions of this section. and the score- casting of brass, and which roll readily tary will report to the attorney general. and smoothly on the edges of the box. every six months the names of all cor- Thesc are connected by telescoping fictitious which are failed to comply rods whichailow the mechanism to with the provisions of this section, and be fitted to any size box. There are'four the attorney guncrui shall collect all of these little mllera on either side. two forfeitures due under this section. horisontal. which roll on the edges of Every corporation wimse officers shall the box and carry the casket along, and fail to comply with the requirements two upright, which roll on the outside of this section shall forfeit to the stoic. of the edge of the box and prevent the $100 for each failure. mechanism from running off sideways. The question which has been raised Mr. Fuller has been workingupon the before comes up ngulu us to what such invention for about nine months and a return is gomifnr. says the Hartford the perfected machine is a great im- (Mutant. The tilrm‘itlf‘s of every rel)“: provement over the original model. table corporation are not hard to find Practical experiments have demonstra- nothings now are. the amount of un- led the entire success of the invention. paid capital is of less interest than the it is so perfect that. every detail of amount of capital puld in, for which no placing the casket in the box is rovld- inquiry is made, and the names of the ed for. Even the straps by wh oh the edicts] representatives of any company casket is lowered into the box are bold are at least usually obtainable. Cer- in the machine with Just enough pro— tainly the person who has the answers feeling for the bearers to take hold of totbe three questions asked by the law them. The casket may then be lifted and nothing clue knows precious little it little while the mechanism is remov- about the concern involved. ad from under it and immediately low- But there is another element about cred by the straps into the box. the law that fully liavorlinte‘rest. "l'hat There will without doubt be an im- is the rake-off. l'l‘he corporation makes mediate demand for this inveutmn its statement to the state secretary’s as it is something entirely new, no office The ofllve returns to the corpor- i. , . ' Q ~ . heat investigator. "we are pulling ills question deeply, and i think we a Gibb -, the point oi: finding comet l ” ' reception. ret ital stock. or t intonation obi. food that may? maid with thtvlmported complexion. "it can never libs. dim satisfied 1 tvould not makes good wife for a poor man.” truth." rejoined the young man. "but you will undoubtedly make a poor wife for some good mau.”—Chicago Daily ewe. or it may result in Pneumonia. lira sllian Balm is breaking up Colds when. ever tried. almost without exception. 10, 25, 500 and 81.00 bottles. The Clif- ford. Barter's or Plaisted's. " meal if you will light the fire in the stove for me." other machine for the same purpose or elicit a certified copy of the statement othe same kind having ever been pat- (which is of no earthly use) and for entcd or invented. Undertakers will no making this copy a charge 01 01-50 iii doubt immediately recognise its utility. made. Then the statement is recorded it is not often that an invention is re for that superfluous entry there is corded which fills an entirely new field, another clmrgr of 01. That makes UNCLE HORACE BAYI. port is not yt'l known, though there is "~— a fine of 8100 for each that fails to It Will Soon he Necessary to Hold On. comply. lint it is evident that the total to ,Your Hair. paid out each year for these futile After a. period of several weeks, figures will make a tidy sum. The which has aroused the interest of his state debt will be paid some day or the "Seer of Haddam," has'emerged amp. _. HARTFORD. Aug. 24.—-—By the and from his observatory to remark as foi- HARTFORD R. R. TO USE 3D RAIL- den “Mullahs loaded! lumbernn a lows ~ "The planets will very soon move Plan of New York and Port Chan" Co..Hurries New Ildctric PMI‘. Because filo New York, New Haven electricity and damage to person and the third rail electric lines, it is per- propertwill follow in its course. Mai-b fectlng plans, it is ahid. to equip its and d eta. *“Th'e disturbance‘rwill be This improvement is in be darrIEd in order from the 20th to the 20th of out to prevent the construction ofthe the present month. Molt for genuine proposed four-track rapid transit sys- Lipton. weather. The contest will be tem by the newly formed New York it Opehad was sensibilities” by cxoitingiutheektreme. Old salts will Port Chester Railway Company.‘ cling to the weather rail while land'lnb- ——~-—-—-—~-—-~-—-r ' AGED CLERGYMAN DIAD. . , . . ed Away Saturday. MUIT HAY-I All! llAKI. To comply with the law the cactus _ . rd. road have issued orders .ad- . gaging the yardmaaters and :ethersien- M,:M.W§MHMVWLM1W0, church in Newtown and...“ trains idssastbsizouchslf sue-tam ' ‘ t ‘flmfllflifl‘gm . - connected with e‘eaalns. ,\ _, . ..... held that position for ten , 1809 he was made sumgtie Char has. of Connectlc and Willi... the: can: tats. es 0 ll» .runniagofqthathreushm $3.1m to ..Insi_tef.considara .:,,7.. .. Y4 and Miss ‘Anne VP“ ‘0. of, and it will certainly fill a long felt want. in books at liu- sccrctary's office. and . Rev. w. H. was}: Has-tiara. Pass- HARTFORD. Aug. 2l.-—'i'he Rev Wm. H. Moore. one of the oldest Congrega- Mr. Moore was born in East Lyme. there until less. air. Koore ' e and. statistical secretary otthe , or «Al- sociation of Connecticut tenses “ d , .t.. a-tri . - se‘ “shoulder! at Of at!!!" oral conference of the Conmfllimlfil .- “willful.“ the resignationmogaho o - ,7 He isilsnrylved‘ by th, icbil , George 11. Moore, of fillings g3, John K. Moore, of Eliaabethtownhal‘is Baxter wu... «0009in pg. 24W , ‘Ricil win “It” . . u , “in that case." said the nfirtdtical The new corporation lav. pulled by Politician, somewhat nervously, "would '3 it not be well to remove the niche and inlaid: it somewhere else?"——Brookiyp ‘ .. e. an ALL you WANT. ' Persons trouliietlwita‘ indigestion or . W ‘ “No, Mr. Wooster," said the frigid “i guess that‘s the unadulterated STOP THAT COLD Housekeeper—”idI give you a $000 Weary Willie—~"AII right, lady." Housekeeper~—“Vcry well. Here's a hatchet. Just chop some of that wood out there." Weary Willie—«“Olnasr. here, lady. i thought it was a gas stove you had! (food duy."_~—lihiiuthsiphia Press. :‘ ’. . :W‘ , .F' one adults seven encroach-re TEN DOLLARaJ EAflhllD.“ The average man, does “net save to exceed ten per cent of his earnings. lie nnlst spend nine dollars in living expenses for every dollar saved. That being the case he can not be too care- ful about unnecessary expenses. Very often a few oontrfloperiy invested. like buying seed for his garden, will save several dollars outlay later on. it is the same in buying Chambers luin‘s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re- medy. it costs but a few cents and a bottle of It in the house ofton saves a doctor hill of several dollars. For sale by Stillson Powell Company. Bax- ter Pharmacy, Clifford Pharmacy. “ “i don't like these references." said the housewife. "Well. mum. "i didn‘t write 'cm. so it ain't my fault, if you don‘t like ‘em just you go to the people as gave 'em to me. all' tell 'enl so."—-—(‘hlcago Even- ing Post. “Eros IA 101' Mia and m a. Killian finitely: Instill Bearstha. .. signssareof , “How old would you say she was?" . “Well. let‘s see. When we were in ‘high school together , . . . 'mc because I was a k d. Now Pin 37. but this is certainly one of that kind. 02.00 for with torpoiatlou. How runny _ and um-m-m-well. i should say she 0 5 thousand corporations there are to re iwus about 1: Life. POTINT PILL PLEASURE. Pharmacy. yOucan call him—Chicago News. SAVE THE CHILDREN. eat and makes the stomach sweet. 80 summer?" asked the shark. ’01: l dogma—- “VID A ”Y”. LIFI. ‘ % I"(titanium Gout «1050i , mark, who was temporarily unable to extend the accommodation asked, "why don’t you borrow some money from Titeflst?" 9. used to snub 28 by this time."———Brooklyn The pllislhat are potent in their so lion and pleasant in effect are DeWiit's Little Early Risers. W. S. Phllpot. of \ Albany. Ga. says “During a bilious at tuck i took one. Small as it was it did me more good than rnlomcl. blac- mass or any other pills I ever took and at. the same time it affected me pleas antly. Little Early Risers are. certain ly an ideal pill." Sold by Clifford , . Prospective purchascr——Whnt in- ducement do you offer if i should buy 9 pg. Connie dealer—Why. lady, if you buy a dog f'il learn you‘how to whistle so Ninety-nine of every one hundred dis- eases that chfldren have are due to dis- orders cf the stomach. and these disor- ders are all caused by indigestion. Kc dol Dyspepsia Cure in lust as good for children as It is for adults. Children thrive on if. it keeps their little stom- achs sweet and encourages their mwib and development.‘ Mrs. Henry Carter. 705 Central street. Nashville. Tenn.,.says: "th little boy is now three years old and has been suffering from indigestion ever since he was born. 1 have had the best doctors in Nashville..-butfalled to do him any good. After using one bottle of Kedol he. is a well in y. .1 recommend it to all sufferers." , odol digests what yo: by Clifford 'Pharmacy. " f‘Where areyeu going to spend the sesame resort news, as the sen serpent.— . Ill-s. Capthla. it. Happens. run- that lists“: woman; sav- i~ t." , balances . g _ 7 ..2 tie quickly dropped all right in the, morn- ii. if. Plai‘stg If. ”'“r‘ ‘W‘imc'ww-pv’wvwh-Wri' .» :tvfulnt- . =7 masonic “us-ct Emifimmmw‘fm lacs-lot. use Pain is . N w...— 3E7“ "Mm annealing 8“"! in Children.- ~...':--"Z|o cam-fated: ”T" ""*-— UNI-stances. If". - 5°“ MCDICINK to am: is: N . - I“ k1 \l . “Litéfi , :33: I Q , titanium \ ' El." ”not“ WWII. liaasruaa or I .../ ‘ Pil— ooasosl- :r ~ _../ rnsictlsronn wuaamcv Platner 1 Bradley. Props. "if you're so hard up." said the easy “Heavens. no!" exclaimed the other, “Why. he always expects to be paid back."—-—Chlcago Evening Post. THE DEATH 'ENALTY. A little thing sometimes results in death. Thus a mere scratch. insigni- ficant cuts or puny bolls have paid the death penalty. it is wise to have Bucklen's Arnlca Salve ever handy. it's the best Salve on earth and will pre- vent fatallty, when Burns, Sores, Ul- cers and Piles threaten. Only 25c. at Frank ll, Baxter's drug store. _ “ "But you cannot fence," said the (let- muu university student. who had his face pretty well plastered up. "No," admitted the American college youth. “But l'll tell you what I'll do. if you will go up against one of our football games I‘ll make a try of one of your Heidelberg duels.“‘-—Chicngo Post. END OF A BITTER FIGHT. "Two physicians had a long and stub- born fight with an abscess on my right lung.” writes J. 1". Hughes, of DuPoint, 00.. "and gave me up. Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort i tried Dr. King’s New Discov- ery for Consumption. The benefit i received was striking and l was on my feet in a few days. Now We entirely regained my health." it conquers all Cdtlghs. Colds and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by Frank H. flax. ter's Drug Store. Price 500 and 01.0 Trial bottles free. Hoe—Darling. I dream of you every night: such loyous dreams.- 1 can- not heur to wake and~ Hall boy—dile- tull Smiff, whad time yo‘ wont to be called in «is mawnin'? lie-Half-past 3. sure! l'm going bass fishing!— Puck. PUTS AN END T0 iT ALI... A grievous wall oftimes comes as a result of unbearable pain from over taxed organs, Dizziness. Backsche, DIV- er complaint and Constipation. But thanks to Dr. King’s New Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only 25c. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter's drug store. ' NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. in effect August 17. 1003. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW ‘ YORK. A. M.—12:59x, ,0:24x. 5258:, 6:15, 0:55. 7:03. 7:45. 8:15.8:45,9:051, 0:24x. 9:f0, 10:24:, 10:40, 11:35:. 8:552, 7207:, 7:55x. 0:00, 10:20. SUNDAYS. 0:42;. 8:40:. 10:10. 11:00:. mes. 11:00:. , . sunsets. , A. Iii-42:02:. 0:00, 1:20 10:02. P. m—em ws-utut, utoe’. _ Luvs shuts at. .. ‘ new '9: ‘ .4. six- Rig s '- l i‘ i "huts Linens-r ' - r 750. Siikr’f ." ‘ $650 Venetian Dress’Sidils lot-fly rev this week it tumours are Wills . Heath him-yolk. “dictum . emissary" an H. s. eULkaev'a' novel." arose 02 8e. Main 0t., be. Nerwsik. W00 00UTH NORWALK. Leaves New York BEEKMAN STREET, (Saturday 1:10 p. m.) EAST 01st ITREET. (Saturday 1:40 p. m.) Stopping at Retort P’elnt going out on Monday mornings and on return trip Saturday evenings, The steamer Hampton arrives at Booth Not-walk, at 5:30 p. m. The eit- lzens of Norwslk and surrounding firms should liberally patronize this boat, as the Nemik Itesmbost. Con» pony have been at a large expense to, .1 '- eharter and maintain a flratgelahi steamer on the route. ’ ’ ma Single. 5000, Excursion, lids refines City of’Norwalk' ' (racism cam) Leaves New York. londay, Wednesday _ tidy at0:00p,m. , Leaves Norwaih.‘ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight resolvedfrdlo 7‘s. in. to 0 p. as. 0. ea _ .._ -ms—V...” .... e- W by"... a... 3...”- $2.50; a days. e1 ' cottage eagle 'dsys' Trips, aims. . P. M.—12:65x. 1:13, 2:251. 8:05,‘ 13:20:, 4:07, 4:501; 0:40, 5:55:, 0:383, Aw“. M Aug. 10. 17, 20. 21. Selle. 4 day Trip. 01m.- “ islands, 4 says Tassel. g, . . tsklll Mountains, 0 ds 010.50 from New Haven. April's}? Royal. Tour, 12 days' a seeds, 10 a...- Trip”. use. meat-omen smiths ifs-r liver. it days’ Trip, Angel. . .7 - 2. Tourist, deans-ital” all osi‘lren _' . . w 6. VI HAflRllAfim A. his-412:5“. 6:2“. 5:681. 0:06, P. Ids-3:20;. 5:40. 0:501, 7:20. Luvs new YORK roll eouru NORWALK.‘ A. I.—-—10:00x. 5:00, 0:00. 7:00. 8:00x. 8:02. 9:001, 0:041, 10:02:,10:04. r. at. 13:02. 3:00.. 93:00:... 0:02. f szsox, 0:03;. 4:04, 4:30. 0:02. 5:30., 0:00;. non-1:00. mom. 0:00;, 9:30. It so: ms. . .3”, . .. . .......__.».-s FREE For 000nm soap Trails Marita. 2 Ozone Ital-e h T r a d o Marks and 2 anno W‘aahlng Powder T r a d e The three kinds of Trade ‘ Marks must be presented for Rocker. All First-Class Item sail the Danna Sand for 22vpage premium book. The iorvaik illuminant Bounty (Incorporated) . emanation uAlunglN 7:85 A. II. 2:15 P. in. 2:40 P. M. Block island, 3 days' Trips, Aug. 0. 15, 22. 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