* no. you promised to release; "What can i do to create a sense-
low quondun lover; "I comeitlon?" asked the theatrical star.
“tor the fulfilment of that ' "\Vcll,i‘ replied the advertising uninit-
‘ '1 Willi to marry Miss Wry- ger. “you might take lesson» in art-
‘ ‘ 3 lug?“ (‘hlritgo llally NI‘WH.
All roloeu you if you will prom—
Dauphin.
“WAN; tearful) ‘ (cell: were
yeu'nntl‘out at me know
Philadelphia Press.
1
.- “Are you blind by nature'.“ asked the
. chilrltahly. Inclined citizen.
. “No. sir." candidly replied the bog-
gar: “I‘tn blind by profession."—~Pear-
son's chkly.
‘ h .
“all Iuhy lircitses displayed in our window. They are
mite; and dainty enough to make mothers go liilo ecslacies. They are
it fill beyond dcu'tu'iptlou llllll arc strictly high grade In every sense
of “entire. . , _
Long slips from in- to stat)“ . .
ChrIStculug Robes. use to 33.00. ’
'itlhortvlinierees: tIiItht‘ sous. tot yrs.) 500 to $2.00.
. . w." l. , N. E. R YA",
. $6 ,W‘V'MWM 5m“. I I ' 'South Narwalk.
thkrmouwm~awét>
1"“ smuroav A‘FTERNOONS i)-
‘ FREE? VPENMANSlIIP CLASS.
would be to Join the
3 Senate ’5 Business College,
. " INSTRUCTION BEGI NS AT 2 O’CLOCK.
as styled In I
o
._.
t
“l
\
.._... TL
’ 2 The. Pleasant
' difference betvtreen “Keith‘SoKon-
qucrer” shoes and the other
A
~. everydaylvkind is.—
Keith’s
K onquerars
F" -.' ‘ *
Just as easy and comfortable as
,.
_ if you‘d paid a custom-maker $6
. or $8—or even more for a special
in
pair.
$3.50 and $4
’ Sh S '
Dirac-3n. 5 ca. tore,
, . , Wilmington’Sireet.‘$aurh Norwalk.
e2; .1 '. .3,.,. Y“:- ._.. yawn” ,
, ii the LATEST craze of TRI MMED MILL‘INERY. also a line assort-
"WV”EREARV TO WEAR HATS. A GENT! FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
.gs...‘...s.:3.'rrnnorsoni,
EOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
as WASHINGTON
“ .
4- ._....
.. .
STREET, t}
s.
ti -...
Whymhr lice ofrefrgeratore are the best:
Firth—Because they are the atan dard makes.
‘Second—BeeaUee’they are constructed on scientific principles.
‘ThirdfiThey give perfect eatisfac tion. .
.FourtMenuse-they are perfectly healthy.
With—They consume less ice than others.
. k339i“ a
e carry ahom‘pleg‘tihegfvflli_gttyies, sizea'and prices the lowest. Lock
“All" ESQ”. Y°il buy. .We gin. Stole youmcney. ..
padhhua.
we... .t.
'.al
. (opera! D ester; and Emoalmers.
North Memoirs; .33... . (South Norwalk.
or fan.
tagger prléd'andlletus' players mulei'sup‘piy in" no'w‘. A
em _. fiddled-Blimp Comborlan d Bituminous at an attractive price.
mitts: Specitii".r‘ertlllzere tor earphpotatnemonlona and general use.
is thatt Ill -Lnsure..5q.ttd $109.5. resardloaatof weather,eondl§lona.
,.. . _
whacking alkali kinds. Estimates given on contractual-k.
. c..;;.z.ocxwoon a: co...
' WREETifi-f 1.; ~ .g .3 _- ~ — 4 . TELEPHONE 31-5.
Mam—e min-twem' tie-souls sumo;
easterlies HA rz'or we:
. not
Iiegulatingdpeed
‘ State laws Regarding
Rights of Drivers of Power
Vehicles and Others Who
Use Public Iiighivays
t-Iouth Norwalli. (‘oum May I'..’. 1904.
Editor of Evening Sentinel: Now
that. the summer is at hand. I write for
information. and thinking it may be of
general Interest, I put the request In
the form of an open letter. We have a
number of autos. bicycles and other
motor vehicles In town. and I have the
fortune. good or bad. to drive one. and
to be occasionally cursed. tutti some-
times stoned by horse minors or pedes-
trians. who seem to tiiink themselves
imposed upon in one way or another.
Ililtcly I hear talk about "Stutc twclvo
lllllt.‘ law" aid “ltn‘al ordinance ten
nliic l'i"llllll on." etc. Now will you
not pub lab on the authority of our
city attorney, either in full or a synop-
sis. first. of'tlic highway laws as ap-
plied to automobiles especially ro
guiding speed in and out of cities and
towns; also as regards lumps and
horns. Secondly. as regards troilc'.‘
cars that rush up anti down West and
East avenues at such high rates of
speed as frequently prevent them from
stopping for passengers. and occasion
ally even cause accidents through coi-
iision with other vehicles. Third. the
requirements of all vehicles. including
blcyclcs. as regards lights at night. and
'_ keeping on the correct side of the road
and at. corners.
‘ or local ordinance about leaving horses
Fourth. any state law
standing In the road. unliltched or not
.Ihold. and lastly, iI’ pedestrians can
walk in the middle of the road or cross
the. highway at any place and time.
‘ and compel all tratilc to look out for
them. when they are not at all looking
out for themselves.
I think some of these state laws and
:. local ordinances might be Interesting
to many—~both those who think the
auto has no rights whatever and oili-
ers, who in their enthusiasm for thc
new sport are prone to forget there are
‘ others to be considered.
While I am at it. can nothing he
.. done to compel ccrtnin drivcrs of autos
, to repair their machines so that they
will Hill as quietly as thcy ought. and
sound like an animated Ilillllll',‘
gun. frightening horses and bringing
" tlisreputc on those auloists who wish
to behave in a quiet and orderly innir
ncr?
Yours very truly.
AN AUTO-HORSE MAN.
In reply to the above t'orporutton
. Counsel Light gives lhc portion of the
5 revised statutes relating to questions
above. The first one has to do with
the regulations of the Slit'l‘ll of motor
. vehicles.
Section 2.089 of the ginmrttl statutes
is licrcby amended to read as follow -.».:
No motor Vthlt‘lt‘. shall be run on any
' highway or public place at a rate of
Speed dangerous to life and properly.
or on any highway or public place out-
side the limits of a oily or borough at
a rate of speed to cxcccd fltlccn miles
an hour. or on any highway or public
place within the limits of any city or
borough at a rate. of speed to exceed
twelve miles an hour. Upon approach-
Ing a crossing of intersecting streets or
roads. the person having charge of
tho power of such vehicles shall have
such vehicle under control. and shall
reduce the speed of such vehicle until
sold crossing of such street or road
shall have bcon passed. Upon meeting
or passing any vehicle drawn by
horse. the person having charge of the
power of such motor vehicle shall rc—
duee Its speed, and if the horse draw-
ing said vehicle appears to be fright-
ened. the person in charge of said mo-
tor vehicle. shall cause such motor vc-
Iiiclc to come to it stop.
tcrni “motor vehicle"
section. it shall include all
propelled by any power other than
muscular. ekecpting the cars of vice
trlc and steam railways and other mo-
is used in this
tracks.
have any power to make any
III llutmuhiies'
8.
Wherever the
vehicles
tor vehicies running only upon rails or
No city, town or borough shall
ordi-
Jure Its owner or any person in it. or
the property of any person. or shall
negligently drive against or Itlllll'b‘ all!
person. or shall drive againnl any vc-
hlclc traveling the slime courue. and
iniuic any person or the hot-ace. or
other property of any person. shall hall
to the party to the lllJlll't‘tl treble dam.
ages and hosts. and shall. If the injury
is done dcsIgin-dly. be lined not more
than Hill); and the tinlt't' of such re
Iilclc shall. if the til'Ivor is unable. to
do so_ pay the damages provided In
this amt section 2035. to be i'ctttivct‘iid
by writ of sc‘rc fllciuii.
Sec. 2037. thn learns shall turn
out for passenger \‘ciiitles. When any
such vehicle shall have occasion to
pass a team on the highway. the learn
stcr shall. if necessary and practicable.
turn his tcnm so for one side thereof
as to give such vehicle an opportunity
to pass such team. and any tcntnsler
violating this section shall be fined 87.
Sec. with". “Vehicle" and “driver"
construed. Space for bicycles. The
word "vchicic" whenever it occurs In
Sections 2035. iloiiii and 2037, shall be
construed to Include bicycles. lrlcyclos
and motor carriages. and tho word
“driver" shall be construed to include
any persons riding or propelling a bi-
cyclc. or tricycle or directing it motor
carriage: provided. that If one of tho
\chicles referred to In said Section
2301:; is a tricycle or tricycle. a fair op-
portunity to pass. and not nct‘i‘tll-illl‘Il-
1.: one hail‘ the traveled path shall be
given.
in the South Norwalk ordinances
"tho leaving unattended any horse or
o.hcr animal, \vliclhcr attached to any
vehicle or not. unless such animal be
securely fastened." is prohibited, and
any person violating Illi' ordinance Is
subject to a penalty of not more. than
:5.
FINAL ORDER TO THE BRIGADE.
General Rueeell Frost Gives Line of
'Formatlon in Hartford. May 19.
The following order was Issued by
ticncrul llnsscll Frost. commundlni!
llic Iirigatle. Clllllli’t'lltlll National
Guard. yesterday:
Brigade i-leadtpiartcrs. (‘ouncclicul
National Guard. South Noi'walk. (it.
May 1i.liIti~I.
(ls‘ucrul Ilrdcrs. No.
I All organizations. except the
First Infantry. on arrival at ilarlt‘ord,
lilth lnslant. will proceed to llivcrsidc
Park and there cut their diuncr rn»
lions. commautlants selecting suitable
locations. The brigade will form for
parade as follows: I’irst Infantry. on
Capitol avenue has: of Trinity street;
Second Infantry. on t‘upltol nvciiuc.
west of Trinity street. its right i'csting
on 'l'rlnity street: Third Infantry. on
Washington street. its right resting on
Capitol avenue: Battalion. I‘oust Artil-
Icry. First Scparutc Company. Buttery
A. .l.ight Artillery, Machine llun lint
tcry. Troop A. in llltl ordcr named. on
Lafayette strcct. right of t‘ousl Artil»
lnry. resting on (.‘npilol avenue. The
Signal t‘ol‘ps will form on 'l‘t'inity
street at the junction of t‘apitol are
one. its right northward on Trinity
fill‘i‘t‘t.
ll. Organizations will Int in post
tlou ready to move before i:l:'i p. in.
III. (‘otisolidntcd morning reports
will bc delivered to the Assistant Adju-
lnnt-tlcncral, Brigade. at the junction
of ('ztpitol avenue and Trinity strccl. ll'.
lilll p. m
‘)
Iiy order of -
liltltlxtlidN. lllTSSl-IIJ. r‘ittIS'l‘.
JOHN H. WADE.
l.t.-(‘ol. and Asst. .\djl.-l}cu,
MANY HAVE BEEN KILLED.
700 Turks and 900 Armenians Gone in
Recent Fights.
GENEVA. Switzerland May Il—T'he
Gazette lie Lausannc has received a
telegram from Bittis. Asiatic Turkey.
confirming the reports of fighting bc~
tween Turks and Armenians. Accord
in: to these advices about 700 Turks
and film Armenians were killcd. 'l‘hc
locality of the light is not given. but
probably was in the Sassoon district
of .‘ti'nn-niu.
SICK HEADACHE.
——Inrgel.v a woman‘s complaintwis
chiefly caused by indigestion. constipa-
tion and lorpld liver. You can prc~
vent. it by taking a dose of Cul-cnru Sol.
vent, Dl‘. David Kennedy's new medl-
cino. once every few days immediately
after a meal. Pleasant to the taste.
No nausea or griping. Write to the
(.‘nicnra Company. ltondout. N. Y.. for
a free sample bottle. 3"
DEATH ON STEAMER HAVANA.
The Band is
the Smoker's Protection.
9 Main 31.. Norwlllt
nance. by-law, or. resolution respecting
the speed of motor vehicles, and no or
dlnance. heretofore or hereafter made
by any cityntown. or" borough in re—
t'ipcct to motor vehicles shall have
any force or effect: provided. however.
that powers heretofore given to any
city or borough to regulate shows. pro-
cessions. assemblages, or parades in
the streets ondpublic places. and to
regulate the use of public parks. and
‘ all ordinances. by-laws. and regulations
which may have been or which may be
enacted in pursuance of said powers.
shall remain in full force anti effect.
The mayor of any city. the selectmen
of any town. or the warden of any
borough. may“ upon any special occa-
sion. or when ever in thelrljudgtnenl it
may be deemed advisable. grant per-
mits. to any person or persons or to the
publlolto run. such motor vehicles dur-
ins divepecllled lime or until shopper-
mlt Ia revoked. upon specified portions
of theyublic ways or highways ot'satd
city; town. borough at any rate of
speed and may annex such other. rea-
sonable conditions to such permits as
they may deem proper. Any person
violating any of the provisions of this
section ’e‘nall be fined not more ‘than
two hundred dollars. or imprisoned not
snore than thirty days. or both.
Approved May 15. 1903.
Section 2035. How Vehicles Shall
Pails. When the drivers for any vent»
clearer the wfit'omlce . of persons
New YORK. May 14.~'l‘he Ward
Line steamer Havana. which arrived
today from Havana and Mexico. reports
the death of 'l‘. P. R. Cortland. of Port-
land. Men. on the outward voyage. Curt-
lanti died April ‘23 of hemorrhage of
the stomach. and was buried at sea. He
was a mining expert and was on his
way to Mexico at the time of his death.
He was «It years old.
WARNING.
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound. for the kid‘
neys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise act as irritating pois-
ons and break down the delicate or-
gans of the body and cause serious
trouble. If you have kidney or bind-
der trouble anti do not use Foley‘s
Kidney Cure. you will have only your-
self to blame for results. as it positive.
ly cures all forms of kidney and bind
dor diseases. For sale at l’laietcd‘e
.lrng store. "
DEPRESSION IN MINING.
NORWAY. Mich..'Mny li.——The Do-
ralto mine shut down today. throwing
about 200 men out ot employment. 0th-
cr mines are closing and miners are
leaving for Europe on account at the
general depression on. the range.
Save Expense
irreverent» airtight.
. . . ' , "Wham-‘1‘” O’Rolmn BONE.
flaweclu£.,unb nurses.
W lanes sneer omen ‘
. “deflate Mamas.
V
it
shall meet eachrothe'r in the public and “V9 a fit 0f sickness by having-
hlghwaxeach shall turn to the right. Beecham‘s Pillsin the house an
and Sinckcn its pace. as to give half taking one when you first notice
the trusted path. if practicable. and anything going wrong. You Will
a (air and equal opportunity to page,
to the other; and every driver who
shall violate thlayaectlon shall forfeit
$15 to the town in which saidy'lolation
impaired and. he
feel well. look wetland keep wait
if you will learn to use '
’ of free public lectures to the education
1 SAVED BY SWEETHEART'S KISS. I
._- ”' I
Flutter of an Eyelid in Response
Kept Him From Burial.
A farewell kiss given by his sweet-
heart. Miss Hattie ("urran. aroused
Thomas 1., (‘nrtcr a l’itisbnrg
worker. from a trunn- and saved him
from burial alive.
lie was engagcd to lil' married to
Miss (lurrun. and was visiting at her
parents‘ home in Somerset. L’a... when
he was stricken with typhoid fever.
The lever run its i-tilll‘sc and it was
thought he was rccovcring when lit.‘
suddenly sank in u stupor. and when
the physician arrived be pronounced
him dead. The relativcs \ycrw notified
and arrangcmcnts made for lllt' i'n-
ucrnI.
HAY FEVER. I
The Victims in Norwalk. Are Sneezing
in Concert.
The local sufferers from hay fever.
of which lhcrc are many in nearly
every community. arc beginning to
snifllc and snoczc and it will not be
long before they are in tlic height of
their nasal tronblcs .\s surely as the
season comes around. the hnv l‘cvcr
victims slrlt up their concerted snccz.
ing “with the first weeks of warm
weather and lhci‘ km‘p it up initil thc
hay fiver scuson is over.
To Illl‘ average person. the Ialc
weeks of spring and ihc early days of
summer are the most glorious of sum-3
mcr. but this lwanty of nature is all?
lost on the bar fcvcr victim. Ilc secs
nothing In the hazy air that softens the
“"08 of the bills but sncczcs and snuf‘
tics and In the fresh. green foliage
ihul crowns the trees and hilltops. he
perceives naught but irritation to his
smclling apparatus. If he is lucky
enough to have time and shckcls to
spare, hc lites himself to the monu-
lulns to weather the storm. but the
less happy finds nothing to do but Stay
at home and kccp his pockets. well sup.
plied with 'kcrchicfs. The man with
bar fcvcr is truly to bc pitted. for lltl
is unable to enjoy anything of the Ill“
lights of spring that are so pleasant
to others.
(‘urran bcggcd for one last look before
he was turned over to tin.- hands of
that individual.
It. was noticeable that the pallor of
death had not spread over his face. and
as she stooped and kissed his lips an
"vclid fluttered. Immediately steps
were taken to resuscitate him. and it
is now thought he will rel-ovcr.----i\'ew
York Journal.
STOP THAT COLD.
r It may result. in Pneumonia.
yer tried. almost without exception.
.0, 25, 600 and Skill) bottles. The Clif-
ord, Baxter‘s and l’la‘sted’a.
-..._—.—-——-———-
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
the ltlml You liars Always Bought
Bears the M a :‘
signature oi C
CHICAGO MEN ASK FOR RECEIVER
(‘I'IlCAtltl Mllf.‘ ii; ~.-\vcrring that
the firm figured in Ininkrnptcy proceed
nus in New York t-lly. creditors lilti'c
asked appointment of a rcecircr for
'I‘loyd. (‘i‘nwford & t‘ompnny. bank-
:i‘s and brokers. Chicago.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
l.)el., says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching.
DANBU RY MASONS. -
Will Receive Degrees In Scottish Rite
Masonry Next Week.
A special rendezvous of .l.afaycttc
Sovereign Consistorv. Ancient Accept-
ed Scottish Rite. will be held on 'I‘ucsa
day. commencing at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon at Scottish Rite Hall. of tlic
Bridgeport. Masonic Temple. .
This will be a special day for candi-
datcs from Daubury. New Haven and
Waterbury. There will be fill caudi~
dates. The work will commence al‘2
o‘clock in the, afternoon and it is very
likely that it will continue until late in
the evening. Al the conclusion of thc
work there wil be the usual banquet.
at. which all tliirty-sccond degree Mir
sons of the State will be welcome.
The work will be exemplified in the
nineteenth. twenty-first and thirty-
second grades. while the rest of the
grades will be conferred. ‘
It is cxiwclcd that there will be a
very large attendance as the meeting
of the consistory is onc of the most im‘
portant of any of the. Masonic bodies.
Prominent men from all parts of the
state will be present and participate in
the work.
until I took Brazilian l‘ialm. and one .50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale. by It. H. i’lnlsted. F. ii. Bay.
ter. and the. Clifford Pharmacy. “
SMALLPOX IN WILLIMANTIC.
WIIJdIIIAN’I‘lI‘.’ May l-lx-‘Tlll‘ local
authorities ycslcrday found a case of
coux, on l'nion strcct.
bccu quarantined.
DEGREE IN FRENCH IMPORTS.
I‘AllIS. May
months of the your French imports do
creased $lti.l37ii.0i)0 and cxports iii-
ct‘eliscd 39.509.600.
Call and see us.
our productions are not
We don‘t believe in them.
use the very best Tubing and l
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
Is no more dangerous than to neglect t
kidney disorders. '
Cure corrects irregularities and \has.
cured many severe cases after otherl
leratnienl has failed. It builds up the
worn out tissues and restores health
etc.
though you don't make a purchase
Established in 1855.
ncy complaint for about two years."
glass '
When the undertaker arrived. Misti-
Brn- .
ilian Ilalm is breaking up Colds whr-n- ,
OI.
I tried everything I _
could hear of. but nothing helped me‘
smallpox ill Illt‘ home of Jean .\1. Mar- :
The place has
l-l.——l)nring the font"
We make all sorts of Bedding. l’IIIows_
Foley 5 kidney t We will take pleasure in showing: our good
MICHIGAN ACACIA FRATERNITY.
ANN Altlitilt. Mich. May ii.»-’I‘lu-
Masonic studcnts of the l'nivcrsitr of
Michigan have tiled papers of Incor~
polalion of thc "Acacia It‘ratcl'nily.”
with lhc cUunIy clcrk. This is the rule
initiation of a movement that has imcn
on fool :zoinc timl- among filt-isonic slu—
Ilt‘lll“. oi llll‘ I'i'Ilt-d Status for the o1“
gunimliun of no in'eiwollngiute frater-
nity. llic ltl’l‘l‘i‘tll‘lFilt‘ of which is that.
thc initiate must be :1 master Mason.
.3\u lnnorulion in the way of t-ollccc so
rrct sor‘clics is lhal Illl‘ Hebrew and
not the tin-cl; lcl'crs will he held. .
Michigan. Illt.‘ parent clutptcr of lb:- or
szzirilzulion. hill lll‘ known as tho
“Atcph t'haplcr of the Acacia I’l'atcl‘
iiili.’
WHEN THE SAP RISES
\‘t'cnk lungs should In: careful. Coughs
and colds are danucrons thcn. (inc
fliiiinlc I‘ongh (‘ure cures coughs and
colds and grics strength to the lungs.
{\Irs. it til. It‘cnncr. of Marion, Ind.
soy-x. "I suffered with a tough until i
t“lli down in weight from Ilh‘ to ii:
the I iricd ii number of remedies
to no avail until i used One Milililc
t‘t)li;.‘.h I‘llt‘c. li‘tillr bottles of this
wonderful rcnicdy cured the entirely
Honey and ’l‘ar as a throat and lung
-and rcstm'cd me to my normal height,
lliltlill and strength." Sold by The.
(‘liii‘ord I‘liarmucy.“'~ "‘
WEALTHY SCOTLAND MAN DEAD.
\‘ II '.I.\l,‘\f\"l‘lt‘. May l‘l.“"'l), \\'. (_‘u-
‘l'cy :itzwd eighty-sewn years. a wealthy
.l"“:llll‘lll of Scotland. and well known
throughout Windham county. died at.
.his home yesterday of bronchitis and
wild but. He lcuves It widow. two sons
.‘lllll two danglitcl's.
DO NOT BE lMPOSED UPON.
li‘olcy .e (‘o.. Chicago. originated
tiloncy and ’l‘nr as a throat cand lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuinc. Ask for Foley's
Honour and 'I‘al‘ and refuse any substi-
tutc offered as no other preparation
.will give the some satisfaction. It is
'mildlj' laxative. It contains no opiates
and is safest for children and dciicato
iitcrsons. For sale at l’luisted's drug
0.
‘ .‘ilt’ll'l‘.
“fill“ WFILLS
"a. 8A llylglun Ind Only "vault-e.
J2“? r . t!"1i~r-“"h‘r I.mllrs.upkl'vn10lt
\ '1'.
\l itr CHI“H .. TIEII'H ENri‘i-Y.‘"
. in IKE!) ml out.) lill'llllL' sow tum
with nine nlcmn 'l‘nItenn other. Rt'nllt
‘-. nonzero“: fluhptliuilnii- and Inuit-I
Hone. lioy or your [1' mgr-i -.- mi-i dc to
H-"nlvi f4" Pnnlrulnrn. 'l'c-tlmooluin
Ind “ [loll-Jr for Ln-l‘en." in . 4i?! \‘V n-
turn Mull. 10.1500”Jim-mini: ~. um
human”. 1 h'cl~ rim-r l‘lvr . ilenl Cr...
1 ‘m minim-v.» killl'afh. I’HII L. be
BEFORE YOU BUY A
Brass or Iron Bedstead
We have bccn making Bells and Bedding for it) years and
THE CHEAP KIND
We build Bedslcads to wear.
ncqner that will not turn dull or peel off.
They do wear. We
Down Quilts. illvans. Box Couches.
s and quoting you prices even
CHAS. P. ROGERS CO. Manufacturers
Film Avenue and 21in Street New York
writes A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling.
Iowa. “but two bottles of Foley's Kiti-
ncy Cure effected a permanent cure." _
For sale at PIaisted‘s drug store. ‘ ”
and vigor. “I was troubled with kid!
I
I
"‘“A‘IISIILIITE
EDUCATION OF ADULTS.
BOSTON. May 1-I.-—-Thc extension or .
education to adults was the gencral
topic considered today at the. closing
session of the convention of the Ather-
Iran Social Science Association. Presl.
dcna Charles W Eliot. of“ Harvard 1'
University. outlined the problem. il‘lic
program also Included papers bler.
Melville Deway. state librarian at. Al-
bany. N. Y. who spoke upon “Hl\th‘l‘
Education for Adults at Home Through
Life." and by Dr. Henry M, Loipztzer. "
superintendent of free lectures of New
York city. who discussed the relation
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