lown
F. Carpenter. President
' nth Norwalk Branch. The
, Baptist Church.
98 Fifth Avenue, New
Ir- crsi, Mrs. Cynthia West-
Deas Day Fordst."
,II‘her head." said the doctor,
ick, don’t delay, or she'll
émllk at the same tiiue, step
“puny starved little baby,
Iwon'der the heat laid you low!
360'” living at all. in such
weather
angels above only know."
. and no mint. " subbed the math-
0 at” no food in the house;
“'he .God cares for His loved
9 have wouldn't feed c'en a
W
.* WISVOIIIII you from starving. my pet. ”
it» «'hyt mamma, dear,‘ said the
m— desk dey fordet!"
i—Cyn ia Wesover Alden.
‘ AI Plea for the Babies.
, . Many wee stoma of humanity have
red in the world lately when the
are out of work owing to the
s. The poor mothers. unable to
whale. the muslin and iiannel to
1 ts to coverht‘he tifny
hat ea ed to Suns no or
tmI Whopgas had a. dear child res-
rid from the gates of Death and
IiiI‘ read something, if not more than
if“. to show gratitude for this mercy?
NP there not some sorrowing mother
‘ baby is dead who wishes to com-
lift those who through no fault of their
Vin are unable to provide the neces-
m cio ing and food for the little
toe to buy milk and food
ther, and title the family ov-
or. for a time. This will save them
from Why and bring back health to
mother quicker than any other
anti for, a bahies' mite box and an» ~
you nnles. Before you know it
there wil be enough in it to order milk
' is .rlbr the whole summer
it Middlctown, Conn. Sunshine
.. h. is received a lot of sheets. blan-
Aad pillar cases. It seems as if or.
city and town in the state is turn-
thcir attention to the Sunshine
”other day a gardener came to the
pa with a load of vegetables. 0n
‘ it asked where he came from he re-
‘ “I’m from Birch Place, Lake
r N. Y. Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
its." The children had a feast
nekt day. Outside of the occasion-
edtributlon of fresh garden vegeta
one standing ra-dcr at the bakery
is for 100 loaves of
land twelve doses cages. The
bar, visits daily with 80 pounds of
and forty quarts of milk and a
MODEM every morning
in Every day Mrs.
signs for a barrel of potatoes. Is
wonder with this plentiful up
the little ones are getting fat
: . Mrs. John D Tucker. presi-
, the Hartford, Conn. Sunshine
has been sent to the Lodge six
“5" and six pillow cases to be used
ta.
mollars have been received for
clls Blake cot at the Lodge.
4“ Chester Hill Branch at Mount
, .. ends in four ow can
you and one pal bidnkets.
Branch. L. 1. cos-
a hat, bathing salt. a dress,
11 uses, at: sheets. one pair
‘ “and other things to be used at
.. no Indge. Re~ponses are
from all directlmc. :
. the Southern clinics comes
While“ for the Ngrtléern
fresh air at c an-
m of 306
a package of goo Ichcer to the libdge‘
which is gratefully acknowledged.
A box containing a pair of blankets,
two sheets, two pillow cases and towels
has been received from the Bradford
Pcnu.. Sunshiuers through Miss ids I
Stiles. of 3 Chautauqua i’lacc. Among
the towels two Turkish ones were the
gift of Dr. A. Grace Willie. Miss Stiles
writes: “You are certainly engaged
in ‘s most noble work. May God's ch'oi
cest blessing be with you in all you an
deflakc.’
A jolly band of girls headed by Mi's
Caroline F. Carpenter. of South Nor-
walk. visited the Lodge, the other day.
Mr. Wood met them at the trolley with
a wagon. Each girl brought a large
cakc‘ besides other delicacies. The
day was spent pleasantly with the pros-
ldont general who was at tho lodge oi.
the time. The grounds were thor-
oughly explored.
Massachusetts Sunshine has sprung
up ’wlthin the past year or so with re-
markable results bespcakiug active
work on the part of her energollc wom-
en. At the state headquarters. 29 Tom
pie Place. Boston. the women int-oi like
at the international licsdquuricrs. cncll
giving ccrtain days to the work. and
their time und‘sorvicc free. The Dur-
Icn Sunshine Frcsb Air Home has ilot
been forgotten by them. Ten sheets
and other bedding has been sent to thc
Lodge recently. The Dorothy Goddard
Branch of Bl'ockion helped to swoll ihc
'packege. Mrs. M. i.. F‘arnsworth. of
the stale headquarters. writes. "i wish
- you success in your great work for the
children. "
A splendid quilt was donated to the
fresh air home to be used in the New
Jersey room. it was soul by Mrs. E.
E. Holbrook. of iietilcl, Vcrmonl. it
seems that not only the Jersey mem~
here are enthusiastic over their room
at the Lodge. blll lncmbcrs In other
states find much pleasure in adding to
the Jersey room as well. This exempli-
fies the broad spirit in our sunshine
walk.
The Sunshine “Hope' branth, of
Newport, has sent a large box of pro
visions lo the Lodge. Tim is last
sunshine is appreciated. Some mem-
ber has said that feeding so many chil-
dren was something like a hotel work.
it is and it takes all lhe groceries.
vegetables and other foods we can se-
cure to keep things going. Such
thoughtful contributions are always
welcome.
A Unique Branch.
Ncar Detroit is the wealthy little
farming center of Dundee. The people
are Sunshiners of the International
society. It is title to Mrs, Mabel i..
Ayrcs the slate president of Michigan
that the good cheer work has now been
introduced among the citizens of Dun-
dee, instead of forming their circle of
ten members chosen here and there in
the town as is generally the case. they
have bcgun to organize circles by
streets. The Main strcct branch al-
ready number twenty mcmbt'l‘s and
mort-I with its president anti officers.
. Mrs. Hattie Slayton is head of the
branch on Main street
The Rev. Augusta J. Chapin, one of
our Sunshine Chaplains who is travel-
ling abl'oad sends in to headquarters
a loi'ely post card showing views of a
Venetian street.
“J. It). D." of White Plains who was
personally acquainted with the late
Dr, Siockes is now interested in assist-
ing to raise money for a monument to
him, She writes "There are many
things to give towards but none that
is doing more good for humanity than
i. S, 8.." “J. E. D." is a new member
of the society but always has been a
sunshiner in spirit.
To furnish the. cots at Durlcn, Mrs.
Aletta Packard of the Dorothy Goddard
branch. Brockton Mass, adds her
share of sheets, pillow slips, etc. And
the president Mrs, A. 8. German sends
her contribution at the same time
Alfred N Y.. boasts of a college in
which Sunshine has a scholar ship
But the city does not stop here, for its
Sunshiny women find time to notice
the Sunshine lodge too. From Evan-
gelical Society of Alfred is received
by Mrs, Wood two quilts. three sheets.
three towels, two pillow slips and
other substantial sunshine.
The President of the H. M. Girdle.
Mrs. F, M. Parsons ‘al Seymour,.9g:n.
sends in a quilt to be used onh
shine cot
Agnes Florentine Evans is the name
of a little girl cent to enjoy the lovely
air at the Sunshine lodge. R r mam-
ma long had been ill with c nsumpv
tion. she died the other day. Agnes
now finds new friends and loVe in the
bands of the Sunshine of South Nor-
walk of which Mrs. H. B. Carpenter
is president. Mrs Carpenter writes
that they will care for Agnes at the
Lodge. The members giving the neces-
sary money each week for her board.
This is a beautiful feature of our San-
shine work.
When Hartford entered the field to
furnish a room at the Sunshine Lodge
it found the :bed rooms all taken by
other circles However the immedi-
stely took charge of the din ng room.
Yet should one visit the Dodge she
will find Sunshine “fixings” from Hartr
ford in cycry room throughout the
Ifl-llt‘b‘rld or sevens new I
m
ilpeclsl Half Price IrlnIps Many Pa
from to Frank Renter's.
: The people of The Nurwltlks and vi
clnlty appreciate the great ndvanlagc
Mr. Baxter obtained for them. in gel-
ilng the Dr. Howard Co to allow the
regular hi) cent also of Di. ilownrd's
specific for the cure of constipation
and dyspepsia. to he sold at half prlt l
25 cents, and have bought hundreds
of bottles.
Every boi‘le of the specific tloid bi'
Mr. ilaxicr has had his personal guilr-
antce to return the money if it was
not satisfactory. bill none has I'Ullll.‘
back, showing the wonderful curative
power of this remedy.
it is only recently. on tho pcrslslcni
advice of Mr. linxicr that Dr. iiow-
ard‘s specific has been sold for loss
than 50 cents. but be urged that it
would be better to secure a quick ill-
troduction in: The Norwalka in this
way and the result has provcn his
good judgment.
if yhu have not ulrcady ilikcn ndvnu-
medical treatment for 25 cents, bc surc
to call at Mr. Baxter's today. for h“
bus only a small amount of the spe-
cific on hand. a2ii s3
house. Since last report of Hartford
contributions to the image two pillows.
i'our sheets and one blanket have been
added by Mrs. Burdett bounds. of
prospect avenue, Hartford.
Port Richmond, Staten island, N.
Y., Is the home of Mrs, Charles Tain-
tor. From there has come one com-
fortable and four sheets to make some
little one cozy at the lknige, Also Mrs.
Tsintor sent four pillow cases and six
towels. From every quarters is the
Lodge being remembered. and there is
no room for the pessimist to say lhcrc
is no sunshine in this world.
—~Bodlly pain loses its terror if
you’ve a bottle of Dr. Tlionlas' biclct-
tric (ill in the house. instant relief
in cascs of burns. cllis, sprains. acci-
dents of any sort.
.—
lSTHMIAN CANAL MATTERS.
Dr. Hart-an Makes Public Latest Dc-
spateh Received From Senor Rico.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 26.——Dr. Her-
ran. the Colombian Charge d‘Afl‘airs
at Washington, has made plibllc the
text of the latest despatch received
by him from Senor Rico. the Minister
of Foreign Affairs at Bogota, regarding
the lsthmlan canal negotiations. The
tcxt of the cablegram which was re-
cclved in Washington on the 2lst lu-
stant. and which has been sent to the
State Department is as follows:
Bogota Aug. i6. "Columblan Minis-
ter. Washington:
“The Senate considering that the
Colombian people are desirous of
maintaining the moat cordial relations
with the United States and that the
construction of the canal is of the
greatest importance to the universal
American commerce, has appointed a
committee of three senators to devise
the manner of satisfying the vehement
desire for the excavation of the Pan:
tuna Canal, harmonizing National in-
terest and legality.
’ (Signed).
"Rico,"
DEWITT iS THE NAME.
When you go to buy Witch Hazel
Salve look for the name 0er" on on
cry box. The pure. unadulterated
Witch Hazel is used in making Dc-
Will's Witch Hazel Salve. which is the
best salve in the world for cute, burns
bruises. bolls, eczema and piles. The
popularity of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, due to its many cures. has cans:
id numerous worthless coilntcrfelts to
it! placed on the market. The genuine
tours the name of E. C. Dertt 6; Co..
“.hlcago. Sell by Clifford Pilaramcy.
CHEAPER FARES ON WESTERN
ROADS.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.—-—Followlng the
announcement made by the Soo Line
that it would make a 825 rate from
Minneapolis to New York and return.
comes the still more unexpected sn-
nouncement that the Grand Trunk
would make a rate on August 28 of 124
for the round trip between Chicago
and New York vla Buffalo and the be
high Valley Railroad. these tickets to
be good to return until September 15.
The Chicago St. Paul lines at a meet-
ing held to consider whether the 800
Lines cut rate should be that. have
concluded that the matter should he
left to the individual action of the
various roads. Subsequently most of
them gave notice that they would meet
the rate in connection with the Grand
Trunk.
PUTS AN END To IT 'ALL.
A grievous wail oftlnies comes as a
result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs, Disslnsss. Backsehe, Liv-
er‘ complaint and Connection. But
thanks to Dr. King‘s New Life Pub
they put an and to it all. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
85c. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter :
drug store.
MARKED MEN STOLI .30.“
VAN COWER B. 0.. Ann. 26—-
Four masked sea last night held on
the watchman i the Deaths-tephaugb
mines in acts: masks and stole near:
'ly £8,000 worth of gold dart which
had been cruise in the slaicss dun.
lag the say.” at! workmen had
just gone manner.- leaving the watch-
man-ensue.“ H's was caught from
behind, piainnau-andm. sndia
twatyminusss thc his class-an was
in canvas which the robbers.
brought. in the darknem’.
lA’III' ALL :V0u WANT.
madam with indie-tum or
t all they mat a they
acacia were.” it I‘ll-
m, metering-Elm” .i the
as as
m a m mm»
‘roodthstmsyhcatnaadcsahlesn
’ theydiassti amass
logo of this chance to get u moulli's:
OINlUI WILL? STAND}
was
Figure on the Dome of the Capital Can
Be Repaired Without Removal.
ilAil'i‘b‘Oiil), Aug. 215 ~'i‘ilo singing
on the dome of the Capitol around the
bronze figure of the Genius of Coli-
ltecllclli was complclcti yesterday.
Contlnclor Angus bed his inspec-
tion and plenarod report lo the
comptroller as to t e condition of the
slaiue and his rut. uuucndatlons fol
lt-pnlrs ycstcl‘dny m r.nilig ’l‘llt- comp-
Iloller will lUUtiinl‘lllti report tomor-
llw lilo: ulug w.heni he returns to the
city.
No one was allowed Ito go out on the
staging extent the Wolllmcn but lillli-lt:
who have seen it any its twenty-live
yours of outtloor lift have left tho
nialllo wouibcr-boaien. bill quite in»
lart. The worst fault ill tbc figure is it
crack in the left side of the bust, Utllcr
upols which show arc ihc square keys
which hold the parts of the statue to-
gether. it was made ili several sec-
tions and these were put lflgeillcr tiller
its arrival hero. ’i‘llc cracks bciwccll
ibcsc parts also show somewhat, cspc»
clally where the grocll verdegi'is has
worked ozzi.
it is also said that the foundations
ol‘ the statue arc in need of rcpair.
’l‘llc bolt which anchors the ilgurc Ill
placcs is twanly‘sovon feet long, so
the leverage on the stone foundations
ill it high wind is lmnlcnse The ma-
sonly hclc will piobubly need at least
r.cpolntlng
ill thc general the loudltion of the
statue may be said to be fair. Tllc
plnu which Mr, Angus hits pl‘oposcd
h” lllc coinplrollcr for repairing ll doc:-
oi ncccsslinic tlu- slitlllc's l‘cniovnl
rlunl its prcscni position
END OF A BITTER FIGHT.
" ’l wu physicians had it long and stub:
born light with all absooss on my right
ling." writes J. F. Hughes, uf Dui‘olnl,
:o., "and gave me up. Everybody
bought my time had coluc. Ail a last
resort i tried Dr. King's New I‘llscov
cry for Consumption. 'i‘llc bcneiii i
received was striking ulld l was on my
foot in a few days. Now We onlfrcly
regulncd my hcnltb." ll conquers all
Coughs. Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed by Frank H. has-
ier's Drug Store. Price the and :l,oo.
Trial bottles free. , “
CASE SETTLED.
lcemcn Charged With Selling lmpurc
ice in Wallingford.
WALLINGINHtD, i‘onn., Aug. 2|;—~~
The cases against William McCull'c
and Frederick \‘l'ilisll. ii‘i'llll'n charged
will soiling ice for family llsc from
(‘i'ysinl lnkc. which iliitl bccn con-
demned as a sourcc of supply, wcro
sclllctl ycslcrduy Ill lili‘ prosecuting
uliorncy's ()flil‘c. 'i‘iu- rusc against Mt:-
(lnire was nollcd on payment of costs.
lliid Willard was lilll'tl 35m and costs,
about Slit). Jutluc .ludd sitllclloneti the
disposition of tho cows in this mau-
ncr.
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. 'l‘hlis a-mere scratch. insigni-
ficant. cuts or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. It is wise to have
ilucklen's Aruicu Salve ever handy. it‘s
the best Sulvc on earth and will pre-
vent fatality, when Burns. Sores, lil-
cers and Plies threaten. Only the, at
Frank H, Baxter's drug store. , “
FORGER WANTED lN STAMFORD. :
l-IARTPORI), Aug. Lid—AR. C. Day.
who was brought here from Willlman-
tic. charged with forgery, was ar-
raigned in court here yesterday. At
his own requcsi the case was adjourn-
ed until Saturday, ill order that he
might procure counsel. Bonds were
placed at $500. The chief of police
here received from the Stamford autho-
rities a circular giving the description
" of a man which answers the descrip-
iloll of Day. The circular stated that
the man was wanicd in Stamford for
uttering forged checks on the First
National and Stamford National banks
POTENT PILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are potent in their ac-
tion and pleasant in effect are Dert'i s
Little Early Risers. W. 8. Phllpoi. of
Albany, Co.. says "Dur'ng a billous at:
lack i took one. Small as it was it
did me more good than calomel.‘blue-
mass or any other pills i ever took and
at the same time it effected the pleas-
antly. Little Early Risers are certain
ly an ideal pill." Sold by Clliforl
Pharmacy. "
SCHOOL OP WHALES DRIVEN
Adi-I0 RI.
ST JOHN'S, N. F. Aug. fit—A
school of lia small whales drove
ashore today at St, Mary's and were.
unable to retreat. The residents, men
and women-waded waist deep into the
water and killed them all with batch-
eta, soyihes and pitchforltl.
STOP THAT COLD
or it in result in Filaments. Bra
silica is breaking on Celtic when
ever tried. almost without exception.
i0. 35 509 and $1.00 bottles. The out .
‘ord. heater“ s or Plaistell'a.
WILL VISIT THE UNITID STATES.
I ROME. Aug. 28. -—Archhlahop KW.
of Manila, and Monsignor Edward W.
Fowler his secretary. left here [at
night on their way to the United States
in order to see President t
before going to Manila.
ID. NIDY'S
It's. Captain.“fir 3mm “zil-
ford. bet. says:
as my boy's ifs Mm 1mm
the one we ”lost with mug. yam
him a few doses. He on a
to sleep and was all right in the morn
ing. to: min by it. it 3:
' The
___,,___.-__
Paascts uneven otsvstasn; ,
iia‘w veils Aug. art—rile baby
at. “III an
pleases all tastes.
nous; make: you eat.
the weakest stomach.
DlVlDES HIS FORTUNE.
NORWICH, Aug. 25.—-After ll life of
cconomy, Sicphen ii. Roath of Chicago
twice it millionaire. has divided half his
l'orlunc among his relatives in this city.
The gifts consist chiefly of bank
stocks. and while at par value they am
ouni to 81.000.000 at the present time
they are probably worth considerably
more. Those who are. to benefit by the
distribution are: Mrs. Elizabeth Ran-
dall, a widowed sister of Booth. 8260.-
000; Mrs. M. id. Jonson. Mrs. Henry B.
Norton. Henry F. Parker. all of this
city, Mrs. Harry Wnlkcr, Brooklyn. N.
Y.. and Gerard ii. Pnrkcr. of Cincinna-
ti. ()hio. children of Mrs. Henry l.. l’ar
kcr. another sister. catch to receive $50.-
000: Edward Roath, son of Louis
Roath. brother. 1250.000: Prank Routh.
‘lrulhcr $250,000.
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety-nluc of every ouc hundred dis-
eases that (‘iliiili‘i'll llnvt- arc due. to dis-
orders of the stomach. and those disor-
ders are all i‘llllrli'il by indigestion. Ko
dul Dyspepsia Cure is just as good for
children as it is for adulls. Children
thrive on i‘. it keeps their lltllc stom-
achs swvcl and encourages their
growth and dcvclopnicnl. Mrs. Ilcnry
Carter. 705 Ccntral street. Nashville.
Tenn. says: “My little boy is now
tilrce years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he was
born. l have had the best doctors in
Nashville. bill failed to do him any
good. After using one bottle of l\'od0i
ho is a well baby. i recommend ii to
all suffcrers.“ Kodol digests what you
cut and makes the stomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. “
LONGSHOREMEN ON A STRIKE.
NEW YORK. Aug. lift—About 1:30
longslioremcn employed by the Joy
’Slcamship Company wcnl on strike to-
day bccnusc of the discharge of the
illcuii slcvcdone. Attempts at compro-
{misc lulled. thc company refusing to
consider any proposal that abridged the
right to hire. ordischargo inch. A
number of non-union men were soon
‘put to work and police reserves guard
ftho pier.
CASTOR IA
Tor Infants and Children.
Ilu Kill in lists Alvin Bought
Bemthe
Signatnreof
RAILROAD PLANS APPROVED.
WALLINGF‘ORD, Aug. zit—Attorney
Fowler. counsel for the Wallingfor'l
Tramway Company. has received otl'lc-
lai notice from the railroad commission-
cra that the plans for the construction
of the Wallingford and North Haven
'ilad have been approved
ONLY OUR! POR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankiish Bush of New castle.
Del ,e‘ays: "flanffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brasilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale- by it If. Pislsted. F. H. has
tar. and the Clifford Pharmacy."
MORE BROKERS ASSIG
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.—-The T treat
and King. a corporation with offices at
68 Broad street, dealers in stocks. grain
and cotton today assigned to Arthur
A Hill. The company has a capital
, , from the strengtth vingportion
of c kernel. and ratio
purity. be brief idea of the goodness of
COIIPIV SYRUP
The Great Jpread
for Daily fined.
A food article and table delicacy that
mdy for use by the bloog'
digestive function, therefore
hold in airtight. friction-top tins. 1%.”: and its. at grouse
CORN PRODUCTS 00.. "I VOIR III cw.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO
GLARY.
to absolute
. nutri-
igestcd food
independent of
agreeable to
A trial tin will tell.
so a:
HARTFORD. Aug. 26,—David Rus-
sell and William McCarthy, charged
with burglary, were arraigned in the
pollcc court yesterday. They pleaded
not guilty anti wcrc held under bonds
of $1,000 each for the next term of the
Superior court, A largepumber of
residents whoac houses have been bur-
glarlzcd were in court to pick out from
a largo pile of silver ware, which was
found in the rooms occupied by the
men, that which they lost.
SICK HEADACHE.
——inrgely a woman 's complaint—ls
chiefly caused by indiges ion consti-
pation and torplti liv.er on can pre-
vent it by taking a dose of Cal-curb
Solvent, Dr. David Kennedy‘s new
mcdlclnc, once every few days lmmcd~
lntcly nitcr a mcal. Pleasant to the
taste. No nauscn or griplng. Write
to the (‘olcura Company. Rondout, N
Y.. for a free sample bottwle "
WESTFIELD BUSINESS MAN DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. Mir—W. ll. Win-
cllcstcr, one of: the leading business
men of \Vestiiold. Mass. is dead at his
summer residence here. of heart dis-
ease. Mr. Winchester. who was 68
years of age. was one of the principal
stockholders ill the United States Whip
Company and a trustee of the Westileld
Savings Bank. He leaves a widow and
one daughter. The body was taken to
\i'csiileitl ycstcrduy.
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRESENTS
TEN DOLLARS EARNED.
The average man, does not save to
cxcccd ten per cent of his earnings.
Hc must spend ninc dollars in living
cxpcnscs for every doliai’ saved. That
bolng tho case he can not be too care-
l‘ui about unnecessary expenses. Very
often a {cw cents properly invested.
like buying sccd for his garden, will
snvc scvcral dollars outlay later on.
it is tllc same in buying Chamber
luin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re
nlcdy. it costs but a. few cents and a
boltlc of it in the house often saves
a doctor bill of several dollars. For
sale by Stillson Powell Company. Bax-
tcr Pharmacy, Clifford Pharmacy. ”
DISTRICT,COURT ADJOURNS.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 26.—The United
States District Court opened here yes-
terday. but no business was transacted.
the court immediately adjourning un
til September 22. The most impor-
tant case to be tried is that of Oliver T.
Sherwood. who is charged with embers
alement of the funds of the Southport
National Bank.
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
The startling announcement that a
preventative of suicide has been dis
covered will interest many. A run
down system, or despondency invaria
bly precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent that condl
tion which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self-destruction take
Electric Bitters. it being a great took
and ,nervine will strengthen thenerves
and build up the system. It's also a
great Stomach, Liver and Kidney reg
ulator Onlyliiic. Satisfaction guaran
lead by Frank H Baxter. Drugglst. "
MACHINISTS’ STRIKE ENDED.
BOSTON. Aug. 25.———’i‘he Boston and
Albany Railroad machinists' strike has
been settled and the men will return to
work tomorrow. It is understood that
a compromise proposRion was accept-
ed. The strike began seventeen days
ago and affected 340 skilled mechanics
gt Worcester, Boston and Reasselser,
ale of
kirts
LineIii. also.
Silk. $6.50
Venetian Dress Skills
$5.50
Only forthlawook
M. KRASOVITZ
ii No. Main St., South Norwalk.
Billtllb lilliliiiill Hill.
Psor so Ozone
”engulfs
2 Ozone
Starch
T re d e
Marks and
2 Ozone
Washing
Powder
'1' r a d c
Marks
GIVEN AWAY. ar’
H. a. BULKLEY’S NOVELTY cross
52 So. Main on, So. Norwsik.
The three kinds of Trade M
must be presented for Rocker.
All First-Class Stores sell the Ozone
Goods.
Send for ”page premium hook.
Tile illnulll Steamboat Company
( [DOOI'DOPItOfI ) .
area—MEI!
HAMPTON
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK. 1:35 A. M.
Leaves New York
REEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M.
(Saturday 1:16 p. Ill.)
EAST 31st STREET. 2:45 P. M.
(Saturday 1: 45 p. m.)
Stopping at Roton Paint going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings.
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwaik, at 5:30 p. m. The cit-
izens of Norwalk and surrounding
towns should liberally patronize this
boat, as the Norwslk Steamboat Com-
pany have been at a large expense to
charter and maintain a first-class
steamer on the route.
FIE? '
Single, Slims, Excursion lids
PROPELLER
City of Norwalk
(FREIGHT ONLY)
leaves New York. Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at h: 00 p. In.
Leaves Norwslk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5: .00 p.111.
Freight received from 1 a. In. to s p. In.
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Aug. 8. 15
$1330 dsyafldlilgo.‘ Aggi'o, film
A foxes City, a days’ Trips. S1711.
Aisha?“ Mountains 6 day Trips, fit.
I:
Aug. 10, 17.24 .1.S
ANiagara Falls. 4 day Trip, .19.".
u
Thousand islands, 4 days! Trip, 021.
Aug. 1S.
Catskill Mountains, 5 days' Trip».
$14.50 from New Haven. Ass. 11; as.
Royal Tear. 12 days' Trip. $13.00.
Aug. 18.
Nova assoc, 10 dsys' Trip. $0.00.
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Iairlifted, Quebec and the Sim
River. 11 new Trip, Ann. R. m
For the N. I. Tourist, “describing all
Tours. cellos
S. w. HARRIS, Agent.
Steamer .
Huntington
WEEKLY TRIP. TO LONE ISLAND.
Round Trip. In Cents. ,
Leaves momsoekomrnw
allowedaifihoursstnaatiagtoaaad
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iaeilectedatitkoo'clock. Them
cragainicsvesforuaatiaetoa at a
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Norwalk Chronicler