dIIAt
tesaoiier
at the Siege! Cooper Store, Sixth Ave,
and 19th Streets, New York, Monday,Sep—
4, and thereaiterm on every floor and in
reunion of the mamatoth establishment multi
v. most oundingin series of Special Sales in the
pin 3-, and those who attend will
choicest” bargain offerings such a prodigious
JuI
VAL REPORT.
‘ body bruised.
,1 native tracts-g
FOUND WON RAILROAD TR CKS.
STAMFORD. Sept. 12 ~Lesilo
Knight was found on thd railroad
tracks tracks in the trsfht yard here
yesterday with his he cutt turd iii!
lie was taken to tlie
hospital, where it is said that. his con-
dition is serious. He. apparently has
_ been at work cigar making at New
Haven I, .
‘ui- ”mtg:
THE PLEASURE. 0F. EATING. -
Persons suffering tram indigestion.
dyspepsia ol- other stomach: trouble will .
dad that Kodol Dyspep’sla (hire digests
what you eat and makes thewtonssch
sweet. This remedy is a newer tall
in; euro 1dr indigestion and Dyspepsia
‘ and all complaints affecting the glands
or membranes of the stomach or dl-
When you take Kodol
W Curt you ' you eat
tasted road. and y bit 01 the nu-
triment that your food contains is as-
similated and appropriated by the blood
' and tissues. Sold at the Cliflord Pita:-
i't mm MB‘W
Iainls of New .lc'rsey will arrive at the!
b‘itlofleld about 9 o'clock in the morn-
,hyn
A NEW JERSEYNEOIlTOR'S TEETI
'Mahlc. Thomas Nelson Page.
see. slits tor t Usovelt‘s
. to the battiodeid :1 Aullét‘w.h”gl
l h e
. _ slds’niisl party a commute it by Gov.
I‘I Ior Murphy and r. prominent of-
ink. The ceremonies incident to the
dedication of the monument erected to
the memory or the New Jersey soldiers
will occur soon stisrwsrd. These will
ilnelude addresses by President Roose-
velt and Governor Murphy, and music.
and.
The? rstr t’rlp (or the prodldpnlial
party will gin early in the afternoon
of Thursday, the precise hour not bar
lug been fixed. ‘
No formal callers were received by
President Roosevelt today. lie spent
hover hours with Scrreiury Loeb in
,dlspos ng of executive business. The
remainder of the day was passed in
Increatlou
Moat-m—
MD
M. 'l‘. Lynch, editor of the Phl'llps
burs. N. .l. Daily Post wIltos: “I
have used many kinds of medicine {or
coughs and colds in my family but nov-
er anything so good as Foley 5 Honey
and Tar. l ounpoi say too much in
prslre of it" Sold at Piniuleds drue
store South Norwalk, and A. 0. Still
man's. Dsrlen ,
EPISCOPAL GONGRE88.
PlansAhout Completed for the Pitts-
burg Gathering.
PlT'l‘SBUitu. Pa.. Slept. l2. ———The
twenty-second annual convention of the
Episcopal Church opened in this city on
Tuesday November 8. One thousand
fltc hundred delegates were present,
representing every state and territory
in the Union. The honorary chairman
was Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead,
while Rev. Dr. C. C. Tiffany of Sharon
Conn. was chairman of the executive
committee. The congress was spec.
laily noteworthy for the number of
promluet laymen that were present.
Among some of those more or less
known were: .i. Piorpont Morgen. a
member of the general committee:
George Foster Peabody. Hamilton W.
Captain
Alfred T, Multan. U. S. N. General .1
Ford Kcni, Dr William Rhianna and
General R. 9 Oliver.
CURED HEMtzaHAGES OF THE
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that i had many hem-
orrhages," writes A. M. Also. 01 Wood.
lnd. “I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. 1
then started to take Foley's identity and
TM and my lungs are now as sound as
s. bullet. i recommend it in advanced
stages of lung trouble." Sold at
Plaisieds drug store. South Norwallt.
and A. C. Silliman' s Dal-ten. ”
at...“ w...
HARTFORD CITY HALL UNBAFE.
Building inspector Fox‘ Will Make a
Report to Common Council.
llAlI. ILIRD. Sept, 12.——'l‘ltst the
City Hall of Hartford is unsafe and in
a tinnxeitous condition will be the. re-
port of Building inspector Fox to the
Common Council at its next meeting.
after an examination of the building
undertaken at the request of the City
Hall Committee of the Council.
inspector Fox is reticent as to de-
tails but admits howcv.er that there
are well- to. Indcd grounds for apprehen-
sion it the building is to be continued
in use in its present condition without
extensive repairs The greatest weak-
ness of the lill‘li‘lll structure which
was turned over to the city in 1879.
having previously served as State
House is believed to be in the upper
floors and stairways. , ,.
A gathering of people on the second
floor in the office of the street board.
as sometimes occurs, might. in the
opinion of the inspectors; invite danger.
CASTOR lA
Th Kittl In WWW
.Boarstha
Signature“ .
n. I
WORKMAN AcleENTLV SHOT.
NEW LONDON Sept. 12. .wJohn
Christensen a machinist. employed by
the Brown Cotton (no Company. was
accidenily shot in the left shoulder on
theI Brown Cotton Gin Oompsny's .
wharf; by John T aherwln, a foreman
lathe works. yesterday. noon. Sherwin
shot his rifle at a hat. held up by anoth-
er man and the spent bullet stmolt
Christensen who was sitting on the
edge of the wharf two hundred feet
away. At the hospital the bullet was
extracted and the physicians say there
will be no serious results .
BUCKLINES ARNIGA SALVI. .
ilias worldwide rains tor marvellous
turned It. surpasses any other pairs. to
ion. ointment or ital .tnr Cats. Cums.
Burns Bails. Sores 1‘ one. Ulcers. Tet
isnflalt Rheumpmer Bares.
Hand’s), filth). Ermil§§£h8 Intollihim A
Piles. dare sustain nirfic at
Frank]!
at not. Mr ‘uitégygmhem.m
st.
Imn as! firmwofl'
l
i
l’I‘
.I til mt. I»... .‘.-
l. pw“ .5...‘..Iri .I
l hull «ninth.- infirm; I.» I.,, w
‘l
iii"
Sound Sleep and Appetite Restored
Disordered nerves cause sleepless nights! Loss of sleep wears out both body and
mind because cotinin of nature 5 m) stclious pIoccss takes place only ubilc we sleep.
If your ncrycs “It” not let tyour body rest sound healthful sleep is impossible.
sleep by fits and shuts, you Iisc III the morning uanIstcd. unrclrcshcd
and serious tIoulIlLI lIcIrIIIs.
I."
You
llIcn appetite fails
It’s syour nervesl Cure your disordoiccl overwotkcd nerves by taking
kaolin, it
i l“.
Creates
reene s Nervura
The world’s
t. Tonic
The experience of Mr. liowzutl Wclch. a well known Boston Hotel man (303 Washington
’St.). exactly illustrates. these tIIttlIs. Mr. \\ clch 5.133:
"W’hlltI III charge of a large lInitl l tilllll’acllxl II. sic-mn- cold that lt‘ll me in :1 very lit'Culla!‘ condition. I lost my
appetite. and IlIc lllllt l wuld (‘ 'il d :Illt.‘ .~- d Inc gicatly.
“To add to my disimulun i was tmultltduith inmu. III .. sud lrII qumuly L1 did get no sleep {or several houIs nlicr
retirin
I tried rut-oral Icuiodu s but till y new useless.
friend <11qu Ilul Dr. l-rccne‘ t Nt-uma blmtl .Imi IIIIn-Icrcmcd) lIutl bad no faith in it.
him. I oluniucd It bottle of NP Irvurn nut in I fewdzsvs l was happily \ut’iirisv d to find nurse. 1 luling min-h iwiict.
“Alto: using. it .1 short time. lmmplrttly rumored. slept mundly .mtl bad I1 iiIIt- appetite
to say a [pod word for Dr. Cream" :5 Nervum.’
c I
Consult Dr. Cogent. ncand
lizfimay mean health and bio. ‘
lIis c0 ofcmi .95
iOl ‘llliAVC., cw or
Finally to plt Ise
lam always pleased
I‘m-dentist: 91.11n1soowtcnt ones.
“19'? .‘th Ll mull I‘LI’.’ flfid’r, slit «hf-‘3
MOTORiVlAN WAS BLAMELESS.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. L‘.'*-'Ct)i(illt‘!‘
Mix has rent-«loved his v-Ioiditt in the
case of Mrs. Kate Frankel who was
struck by a trolley car last week. sus‘
taining fatal injuries. in his iindlng
thtI coroner declares the lnulul‘mtin of
the car to he blameless. According
to the testimony of witnesses Mrs.
Frankel stopped from a car and walk
ed directly in front of another which
was approaching irom the opposite tll
reciion.
nIsrness AFTER urine cuseo.
Judge W. '1‘. Holland of Greensburg,;
La... who is well and invorably known,
says: "Two years ago i suffered
neatly from indigestion. Alter cat
.ng. great distress would invariably rc-
suit lasting for an hour or so and my
nights were restless
try Kodol Dy spcpsin Cure and it cured
Inc entirely. Now my sleep is To
trashing and digestion perfect " Sold
at Clit‘tord Pharmacy.
iNJURED iTALIAN BETTER.
NEW HAVEN Sept ills-ml’asqualo
Casino the ltalisn who was taken to
the Grace Hospital with a fractured
skull as a result oi.’ ts "blow tram al
shovel in the hands of a fellow work-
man. is reported today as greatly im-
proved and in a fair way to recov
I concluded to .
' l
FEET SWOLLEN T0 iMMENsfi SIlE.
“i had kidney trouble so bad that I
could not work,” says J. J. Cox. of
Valley View Ky. “my feet were swoll‘
ten to immense also and l was confined
ito my bed and physicians were unable
Ito give me any Ielicl. My doctor tin-m
ally prescribed Foley’s Kidney Cure
\Vhlt. h made a well man of me. " Sold
at Pleistcd‘ it drug store. South New silt.
;and A C Silliman‘ s Dnrien. ”
lIWYOMlNG~ MAN'S NEW POSITION.
CHEYENNE Wye. Sept. 12. ——State
Treasurer chiy G. Hay president of
the Stetk mowers Bank has tendered
I his formal resignation to the directors
iMr, Hay has decided to accept a po-
sition as assistant treasurer of the
éllnlted States Steel Criporaiion with
oillcos in New York. His resignation
as state treasurer is expected to fol~
low‘.
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HER.
“i had kidney trouble (or years."
.11 rites Mrs. Raymund Connor. 0: Shei-
1, ton. Wash, " and the doctors could not
help me. i tried Foley' :1 Kidney Cure.
and thc very first dose gave me. relief
and i am now cured. i cannot say too
much for Foley s Kidney Cure. ” Sold
tat Plaistcd's drug store. South Nor-
loan: and A. C. Stillmanhs Darlen.
‘ W you bni it-é- \
yonhaosr it by the band.
11-in its; W's:
tours III“
Sold at Pleisted's drug store. South
Norwalk. and A. C. Silliman's, Dorian.
Formerly we were guided by the wis-
dom of our ancestors. Now we are
hurried along by the wisdom 01 our de—
scendants. ~Hdriie.
digits lulu ligililli l'llli
THEM Land's; All Vent-bu; cmi- ”all”
’rusv oceans on nownns
‘ LIVER. KIDNBYS AND BLADDBI
“All "Hr—for Mm Titan [Id/a Cal-r1"
.yschts have re
, auccii hre‘ ‘tto
. ‘ us
, souru nonwntx.
m'i‘lt's tattoos-
. " The Wind by Edward
8 Coleman 0 ads phls was secv
osdaaoms .thinlIIisiI line in the loss
disgust; agent race from Sandy liook
to an III: e 5 sp return.
She finished: ill; high-Ital ”It at
quarter past seven this morhlng.com-
log in on the starboad tan): u‘adar
ssil. insomar finished first)“ ydstisi'dy
morning. but the odicial result of the
race will not. be khown until all the
sorted and time allow-
died. The race start-
ed at noon Monday over a course of
5 4 miles. ,
:wrgossoiwnrrejc
For to Own asap Trade Marks.
2 Ozone starch Trade Marks, and
2 Guns WWI-elude Marks
A uteri"? memerurwxaou
H, It. contains «swam cross
52 80. Main 8h, 80. Namath.
The three kinds 01 Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All iirst class stores sell the Ozone
gt Io.ds
Bend for 32- page proinlur’n boot
SilItioI Ghiulott
1 Generaipotrtractor.
SEWER. AND SEWER CONNIG
KINDS, “some home EXCAVA-
TiON MOON WORK.
Small or Largo Jobs of Ally Kind.
Estimates chumuy Given.
Labor also furnished for work around
private residences. etc.
25 Wood so So. he...
capital .1 .m Eur‘tltil. “MM.
Industrial Serials till! loss 00.
OF NEW YORK.
’ .——p
' Stats deport/Mon ' of New
York and Connecticut.
Par 5‘ her coat.
-—_-_
VOFFIGI. ts so. more or. -
m
‘ . minim otmtm ma... Msnsnm
MOI-timer N. Lee R. L. Cohorts
Charles I. new John I-LIVII’OMO
The install: Steamboat looping
1:16 A. 11.
Loaves New York -
IEEKMAN BTREET, 2:16 P. l.
(Saturday 1: 16 p. m.)
EAST dist STREET, 2: 46 P. M.
(Saturday 13.45 p. In.)
Stopping at Retort Point going out
on Monday mornings and on raium
trip. Saturday evenings. ,
The steamer Hammett arrival at
South Norwatk, at 5930 p. In. The all»
tune of Norwslk- and sarroundinr
towns should liberally past-ohms this
host, as the Home": Steamboat com-
pany have been at a tarps expense to
charter and nisinthin a first-class
steamer on the route. ,
“
FAR:
Single Silos Excursion lids
opossum ‘
City ' or Nor-went
ylFRIIGHT ONLY)I
mares New Yuri: am»? Wednesday
and 1‘rld I: at B: 00 p.31.
Leaves Not-walk. Tuesday, 'i‘hursday
and 8st
. sock
‘i‘h 15.12% “is.
memento. Ans-mast.
TIONS, WATER WORK OF ALL“
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