.. “4...... .- «a- Cut USE A 1 Gas Ran' iii .— 38 6—. xvi-2‘ Prices $I0.25 u CONNECTIONS FREE. loniil’y'lllgmbol 'PHONE, 63. note . ransom . i KitCh)‘ j‘ II'IIII REFRIGERATORS. ' Work THE“ Specialty Mfg. Co. 71 WA rm smrtr. SOUTH NORWALK. NEW AND SECOND-HAND Electric Motors INSTALLED AND RE- FURNISHED, PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR- ANTEED. I So. Norwalk. Ct. .L- . I ”“0600.“WOOWOOM FRANK ll. VAN Still PL UMBING. S TEA M. nor WATER. ilfND ans FITTING. Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc. 50 South Main Street. Telephone, 137-3. South Norwalk, Conn. ”commnuueeeeeee Easy To Pick the proper Wall Pnpcd Designs from There isn't 8 our splendid stock. more attractive stock of New and Ari listlc Wall Papers in these parts. Prices are propcr‘ and Workman most skillful. Solo agent for Jancway'a and Citr- penter's Wall I’npors. To Order—Window Shades, Pic- ture Frames. SUPPLIES, ARTISTS MATERIALS. ...—— SPECIALS . White Curtain Poles with Fix- tures, me. 7 Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, 25c. Solid Brass‘ Half Curtain Rods, 3 ft. long, with fixtures, roc. I’AINTEIIS' “Shore-Cut” Can Opener, cuts easily. No ragged edge, me. Best Steel Paring Knives, xoc. *— PAINTING, PAPER HANG- ING, DECORATING. ‘ sronn OPEN Evnumos. .H.Decker South Norwalk, Telephone Connections. Conn. one We an: HEADQUARTERS FOR LAWN MOWERB ALL SIZES AND PRICES. 'STEP LADDERS. LONG LADDERS. , EXPANSION LADDERS. lite-III Hi ; WASH Tone. n PAINTS AND VARNISHE8,'STAINS TRESTLE EXTENSION LADDERS. "SCREEN DOORS. WINDOW SCREENS. AND POLISHES. ROGERS' FLOOR STAINS. GRAINTE A O. 8 FOR FLOORS. JAPALAC. PAINT BRUSHES. BEST QUALITY AND CHEAP ONES. EXTRA FINE VARNISH BRUSHES. SYRACUSE FLOWS. CULTIVATORS ‘AND WHEEL HOES. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. Watkins & Dow, 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone. 43-6. You can buy 5 Per Gem. GOLD BONDS of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO. on inslullmcnls. A good investment for you. if you live. it splendid protection for your family, if you die. FRED H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT, ' N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING, THE IiY libiliibill BANK SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. —. WITH pita] “00.000.00 5 rplus, $100,000.00 N Profits. 355.300.00 5 llclts acc0unts of Individuals, man ula urers, merchants and corporation: favorable terms. IN H. MATHEWSON, Pres. OHN H, KNAPP, Vice-Prel- JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier DIRECTORS. Knapp Henry Seymour “5'?" R. Marvin SamuelGrummnr Chr'“ n Swartz Wallace Marvin - athewmn John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. Surplus, $185,000 The Earning Power of your savings in vested with thii Company at 5 pm cent. is 25 per cent greater than if in vested at I per cent; is 42 6-7 not than if invested at 3% d 136 2-3 per cent. greater ed at 8 per cent. - .soo,ooo. cent. grcnio per cent; It titan If invct: onncctlcul. BRANCH 0 ICE, 12 80 MAIN ST. Resident Dive tors. Resident Managers Mortimer M. R. L. Coburn Charles E. D John 8. Lawrence Payinnr Mining, (‘ industrial Stocks Lnrgc interest a' leis on applicatio DOUGLAS,i Bunkers, lirokcr Fiscal A ents, Members New in]: Consoliiiated Stock Exchungc 66 Broadway and 17 New Street w York. E.- BALDWIN Il MMITT, Manager, Western New Enzi or! Branch. Head u in ten: Sultans-35C“ union..H-ntord.3°;n» , Smelter Itnd liking poseiblc Profits. Book- CEY&CO. Il, Representative, 1 Lauder , South Norwalk. Ct. l‘bo loiii'iilk Steamboat Lomooou tincorporated). Daily' reight Line 0R WALK. . SOU . NOR WALK. and - EW YORK. Steamersl‘ Vlty of Norwalk " and jingle". Leaver. New Yorl leaves Norwalk Freight received . m 7 u. m. to 5 p. m.‘ ally at s p. m. iiy at 5 p. m. DAVID WTRAYMOND, Funeral Director and Embalmer. 19 North Mlln 8!. . Residence, 9 Greece-it Terrace. Telephone at houu. 134—1, ... .1 South NOI‘WIIk. PROPHET" wives: msun your: stars The Continent. Insurance 00., of New York, will cure your rent! against Ion susta d by loss of rent- als by damage It re to hplldlnns. NET SURPLUS . "......‘ufieanas JACOB LIYI'ON. 5 R. R. live... ‘ urbNorwalk. -." LAWRENCE IFS. merit: ESTATE, n sax, STEAM- THE JOHN ‘ AGE ' ALL INSU RAND MORTGAGES; BOAT TICKETS, 12 SOUTH 'an," m. Jenkins BrooVelvee Ind GARLOCK PACKING Carried In Stock. GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. New England Elecli It: Motors. Have no superior. Can show them In operation. Repairs to Blationlry and Ma- rine Engines and General Mich- Ine Work Solielted. THE G. N. MCKIBBIN M'F'G CO. so WATER ST.. 30. NORWALK. f WALL PAPER OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS .JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. WONDERFUL. HOW LOW YOU CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE, YOU KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE VERY BEST MANNER. we HAVE TAKEN A oooo MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD To SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR WORK. we TRY TO CARRY iN STOCK EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE DECORATIONS or YOUR HOUSE INSIDE on our. E. E. Gotbom’s, TEL. 135-2. 10 FIRST ST.. E. NORWALK. lite Gorloo Sid-II Feed Boilers. FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. [nsurcs a Warm House. Day and Night, in Coldest Weather. Send for Catalogue and Investio gate for yourself. Iibl‘lOll & LIIIIIIII‘IIOOII Company, 96 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. 1847. 1904. PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES 8r HOTCHKISS COMPANY 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK. Etc. PMAYFSE’TJ'LE DIFFERENCES. Danbury Hat Manufacturers to Attend Meeting in New York, Today. llANBUltl May 26-lt is believed that It settlement of the differences that led to the suspension of work in eighteen of the hat factories in this (it\, Bethe! and New Milford. last week. will soon be effected Represen- tatives of the Fur Hat Manufacturers‘ Association of Danbury and Bethel and of the National Association of Manti- faciurors‘ will-attend a meeting to be bold in the National headquarters of the United Haitcrs’ in New York city today at which delegations from the lo- cal unions will also be present. The meeting is called for the purpose of considering the matters in dispute hove. The who men rite of human ills.- nui while they rite we “re tanking pills Which make you healthy. well and etronn Wright' . Pills are W I up“, and never tong. Wright 5 Indian Vegetable Pill Co. fell! Wripil~fer More Than H-Ua Camry" For sale by all drugnlou. “Is the profession of weather proph- ecy a satisfactory one?’ ‘IWeiI ” ans wered the expert “in a general way it Is You see. as a. rule the income is not so Ila he as the pgidlotions."—Washln on S or. Hair Vigor .' A splendid (upshot lorihé hath keeping It s or and glossy. prevents splitting at the ends, and cures dandruff i..%.‘.l.’t§.“.‘: FanCuCCIeameru Bul- -, ie‘r‘ZE’Io ll). .21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1 Reads Bits lOc pkg. "P o w e r”. the new breakfaslfpod. 60 Dko. A. Stull 24 COTTAGE AVENUE, EAST NORWALK. CONN. LISP NULWIILII Ilr. llilkol hit». ptutlittiliy completed the addition to Ilih automobile baip Dr. James l.. Marshall has been scr- ionsly ill at his homo for some. time. No work is being done on the reptilian to the Washington street bridge, today. The condition of Mrs. llcorge Solicy. who has been ill. continues lo improve. slowly. 'l‘liiu cytuing the Ituulzti Int-I‘ll In; will he held III the IJI’IHI nue MI thodlst t‘ Illlll II. The condition of William Seymour. who Is :it tho Noi'walk Illinlillili, ic- mnins about the some. Mir. Sninh 'l‘hoinpson (Olllillllt‘h ill .II the home of her duuuhlct Mrs. \\'ll- ham l’l.iil oi Itounn sticct. llcv. .I. W. Davis will spcnk nt (.‘i‘un- bury, on ..n» coming Sunday. Ills sub- ji‘l‘l will be Memorial Days, ot' lhc llnys Mcnioi'iitl. Edwin Godfrey and Itnd two children. oi were guests of (X ll. llcddinir, Illhl Sunday. -~ Ileuinning May gilllh Ice (‘I‘cttm at illnnd III hurls. Albert Baldwin who has: been in Scranton and Detroit during the will- icr, hits I‘clnrncd to his home In (‘ovc avenue, for the summer. The htuuch Sarah K._ which has bccu ovci'hnnlld at I“l.tWIL‘l"S shipyard. was launched this morning. She is very handsome in her new paint and var» nish. ’l‘he limnnou l'luh held a meeting. yesterday Itftii'uoon. with Mrs. Loo lin- vls. ilownn street, and the members had u very enjoyable time. i‘i‘izeu were won by Mrs. Anguztus Holding. and Mrs. Howard A. 'l'illy. [hiring the heavy thunder shower last night. the lights here were extin- unished and did not ro-ilght until a late hour. A number of telephones were also binned out -by the electric fluid. Shiplniilder Joseph Fowler Is expel» icnciug some dclny in rigging the ynwl .lcun. A quantity of rigging wits shiltr pcd from New York. but it Is believed that the strike. of the freight handlers has caused it to go astray. There will be a i‘Ineniplinsie of the lust Sunday school lesson, this even- ing. in the Advent (.‘Ill‘tfitil‘ln l‘hurcll. and Superintendent Richard iiiund will have charge of Ihc sci‘vice. it is hoped that thcie will in II i‘ull uttendnmo. People Iongtcgule on the bi ldgc each time that E Hill‘s new launch "llunckemmkctt" guns up or down the river, and various speculations are made us to the speed she will develop. The dead tree that stood in front of the residence of Mrs. Washington Youngs. blast avenue, was laid low in a shall space of time last evening by an 1an in the hands of Fldui Ains- \v‘.oith which is pioof that the eldei Is not an inexpciicmod bower of wood ROWAYTON. Both Sunday schools are rehearsing for their Children's day concert. Frederick Morrifleid has been to New York to purchase a trotting horse. The old familial sound or the Rotou Point (arousal was hcl‘nd in the village Sunday. ‘ Miss Ruth 'l‘homes, of Rowayton avenue, Ints recovered from an attack of Ionsilitis Samuel Bond the blind musicians pinved the march for the pupils In the public school Tuesday. Oscar and Stanley Mills are painting the house and barn of Mortimer C. OK‘ den, in Rowayion avenue. The weekly prayer meeting will be held tonight. in the Rowayton Metho- dist Episcopal Chlll‘l‘Il. ——Big reduction in pianos at Stein- cri's. South Norwnlk. See ad. Mrs. Frank Thrall has-been cuter- laininr: her mother and sister. Mrs. Roll and Miss Ethel Bell, of l’orl'Chew tcr. Mr. Ilelherington. of Philadelphia. has been makingn business trip to Francis Boylston's carriage manufac- tory. Miss Elizabeth Tristram. of Siam» ford. spent Sunday with nor sister. Mrs John DeWalers. of Pennoyer street Williom Huyler has repainted the cannon that was defaced on Hallowe‘ on by a crowd of boys. It presents a fine appearance once again. The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Meth- odist Church held Its regular monthly business meeting yesterday atternoon at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. E. H. Every. The usual Happy Hour service in the Rowayton Boptlst Church. tonight. at. 7: 45 o'clock; whims followed by a pi :lyel‘ .\\‘e- Wallace Illllcu I‘Nlfil. Norwulk. liutcs. in West J» an eclsl lamenting cl thechurclt. * wphlch all membertolm mgrmmauend- WW I“ "164 The mltmfdho benefit of the Romylon Free Library. given Friday May zine was 307 books which will bigot in simulation ..s it!” Til “W library feel greatly indebted to the Il‘lli-IIPIIH of the Methodist Church for kindly allowing them to give the ctr tertnlnment in the t'lllll‘t'll. 'l‘hc "experienci- uociul“ of the Lad- ics' Aid Socicly of the Ilownylou Mcili~ odiul Episcopnl Church, proved to be one of the most lnvguly Intended, inter- esting and lint-ceasinl events socially und iiiinnclully ltiiit has been held In some time Each member of the sow lcly some Illllt‘ :Igo undertook In Him UIII‘ dollur for the church Work. and In some instant-cs the husbands of the members IthISIl'lI and also contributed. As a rcsnlL when the various cxpcrr icnces. noml- humorous. some putIII-lic Itnd all good. were l't‘llllt'll, it won found that $87 bud been reiizcd. 'I‘his sum will be used in purchasing n new cur. pet for the church, and Mrs. James i‘Z. Sim-ens 'lll-‘I appointed on the carpet committee. When the experiences were finished ice cream rind cake wero served. and additional revenue was de- rived from If”: source DARIEN— AND NOROTON. wlilg v'chIIlltIn in plunos, at Stein crt'n, South Norwulk. See all. lr‘rnnk lllndlcy, who has been visit~ in: his parents, hits returned to New York. A meeting of the ”avian Fret- Li- brnvy ..ssocintlon will be held next 'I‘ucsdi‘ly night. (llmrhw llulght, nu old soldier, from Bridgeport. was token to lhe Soldiers“ Home, ill Not'oton. recently. W. ID. Lewiu, of tilenlirook, has pur- chased ti large wind Inlll and tank. which he is having erected on his grounds, on...- Mabel Kellogg will be uw’Tin. IIIIIHI III the supper and cumscrt to be given nl, Not-oton Heights, at the home of Mrs (1 ll. li‘ltch, tomorrow. A cnkc and bread sale will bu held to. morrow afternoon, III the home of Mrs. Alfred Large. The sale will be under the auspices of the Social League. The installation services of Mr, El- liot. It student at Yale college, who Is to be admitted to the clergy will be held this evening; III the Novoton Pres. bylevlan t‘hurch. A rummage snlc under the auspices of the Liidies‘ Aid Society of the Dur- icn Congregational Church. started this nftei'noon. in the Northrup build- ing. it will continue tomorrow and Sutnrduy. The first open tournament for wo- men to be held on the Woe. llurn (loll Club's links will commence next Wed~ tics-day, and continue throughout the week. I! is expected that most of the lending women players in the East will take part. *“Slll‘f'iill prepared flour for short— I-ukc and biscuits. Street's (Tush Groc- cry. Andrew Tyler. of 0x Ridge. Daricn. has shot, inside of two weeks, seven rim-n, constituting a Homily—outlier. mother and live little ones. Each scalp has been presented to the selectmen of llurien. and a bounty of $1 in each ens.- hut-I been collected. The first fox shot was Illt' “papa.“ This was two weeks lull). l’npu fox was u had fox, and Mr. 'l‘yler shot his one morning in his hen- ncry "with the goods on him." In sly Reynurd's mouth was a full-grown chicken A few dnysl ntev Mr. 'l‘yler was driving to Doricn when he saw a fox in It lot, and with her was live lit- chlcken. A few days later Mr. Tyler entered the lot and gave chase to the family, Mrs. Fox easily evaded Mr. Tyler. who then turned his atten— tion to the live little ones. They frisk- Ird and ran about. and try as hard as he could. he could not, catch a single solitary our of them. All the five lit— tle our-s finally went into their hole. and Mr. ’l‘ylev returned to his wagon. On Saturday he succeeded in shooting the mother fox. who was driven from her home by hunger. At this time. al— so. he succreded in killing three little ones. ltlliI captured another in a trap. The last one was killed on Tuesday. illlti this is the sad, short story of the family of foxes who lived not wisely. but too Well on the chickens of Mr. Ty- lcr. of 0x Ridge. . CRANBURY. ’ Mrs. Wyman spent Wednesday with Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Ennis Is visiting relatives in Bridgeport. Robert Gregory is ill with malaria and gastritis. lames Campbell of Brooklyn, visited his parents last week “is Minnie Oregon) who has been seilously ill is able to be out. Mrs. l) A Fillow and Mrs E. J. 'lay- lor spent Tuesday in Stamford. Miss Louisa Barnes spent Sunday with Mrs. Weed. in Norwnlk. Mts McNoughton spent last week with het daughter in Bridgeport. Frank Grogoty and family spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Pitch in Weston Arthur (bank has gone to work for the. Norwnlk Healing and Lighting Company. Mrs, Aiken and Mrs. Ambler. of Southport. were guests of Mrs. Minnie Gregory. on Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wnilnity enter- dlnuer. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes. Mr. and Mrs. Balsley and Mr. and Mrs. Adams. of Bridgeport were guests on Sunday. of Mi. and Mrs S. E. Gregory Libiiibiibli is the greatest reconstructive our doctor ever used. We de- pend on it altogether In curing our Inmates of colds and as a fiilder and tonic * It is es- pecially effective In the poses at old people. and the doctor firs it Is because It thickens and enriches their blood.» George P. Poole, Superintend an uneven Sanitulum. fifths ‘ flinmr c3“, _...‘ a i .. r :1 Ito—w in frightful Accident at tnlned a large company of relatives at. i ‘.’g‘,... i I Boot BUIIBI‘S [lilllbiilooo Several Olbors [dared Iouisville. Kentucky.“ Houses Nearby Damaged by tho Concussion lA’)l~'lt~lVIl.l.lc. l(y.. May 2tl.—--»’I'blr- teen persons were killed. three fatally iulnrod, and five hurt by an explosion of boilers which totally demolished the towboat Fred Wilson. 0: Itiverview I’urk. today. The dead: (‘AP’l‘AlN JOSEPH I‘lilt‘li. Pitts- burg. UNKNOWN \Vlll'l E MAN believed to be It I’ltlubnig insurance agent trav- eling with (uptnln l‘Ihe. WILIIAM QUINN. ulewnrd, I’itts- burg. ALBERT MILLER. pilot. i’ittsbnrg. SHERMAN SHIVELY. second engi- neer, Pittsburg. FIRST (700K. name unknown. JOSEPH WARREN, colored, Middle- porl, ()hlo, WILLIAM 'l‘HOll'l‘ON, colorod. Mid- Illcport, 0. vvvvv PATRICK, portion of body found on will hunt. Ii‘l)l'R WIll'l‘lC DECK HANDS. names unknown. lr‘utnlh injured: ICIllllliI \‘I'illinmsou, chambcrmald. burned. .l. ‘l.etlcrct‘)nlh. deck hnnd. Wells- burg. W. \'u., scolded. Cliff Johnson, ’l‘ryone, l’u.. Others injured were: William 'I‘immons. scolded, serious John Miller, nose broken. ~~ COtIIt')’, burned. watchman, head deck hand, l’ltssburu. kitchen helper. burned. (‘hiirles It. Nudel, pilot. injured about head. William Miller. Allegheny, Pa. bruised about head. The Wilson was the property of the li‘lononguheln (‘oal lIIItI (‘okr‘ company. and left l'ittsburg lust li‘ridny with six barges, twelve coal boots and four tints bound for Louisville. She arrived here about midnight, luid proceeded down the river, and was about to tie up when the explosion Occurred. The boat hurl just put about to hack II Iow into a landing place. when the explo- sion took place. Henry Sykes. first, more, could give no explanation of tin- accident, lie and Chief Engineer Wal- ker were the only men on the bout who escaped Injury. Neither man could give the name of the deck hands. nor did they know the name of tho paymen- ger who wns makini: the trip with Cap— tuiu Price saw that he came aboard at l’i’ttaburg. rind that they had gained the. impression that. he was in the, in- surance business. lie is described as a man past the middle ago. Sherman Shivcley, second engineer, was blown through the side of the Wil- son, and landed twenty—five feet away on top of a shanty bout. Father (lun- nlnghnm was one of the first to arri e at the scene of the. explosion, and gave extreme unction to several men who were dying. mm Westpoi'l Grunge will meet tonight. Mrs. Noll Mitchell is visiting her parents In Montpelier. Vt. Horace S. Wltkemnn, .Ir., lhe ranks of automobilists. A telephone is to be placed in the residence of A. ll, Whitman. Trinity Junior Auxiliary was in ses- sion yesterday afternoon, with Miss 'lhomas. Waitens ‘Rogers and wife have re- turned fiom a visit with blends in Seymour. Ed, Thomas, the man with the ex- pansive smile is generally ln evidence has joined on the Bridgeport-Westport trolley now. The summer contingent at the Farms is completed with the ai‘rIVal recently of Charles Sooysmlth and family. from New York. The cock of the walk in Crawford Darn yard is doings lot of crowing at- present, due to the advent of a four legged chicken recently hatched there. The Women's Benefitccnt Society of tho Congregational Church has chang— ed its day of meeting, this week. to today, when it will. hold a session at the. home of Miss Abbie. Burr. ’l‘iie threatened strike among stove- dome and freight handlers In New York will have s damaging effect here if consummated. not only with I'nil~ road freight, but the boat as well. No. more. disastrous time could be so looted on we eve of a promising yield in market goods and among. It would be well for- the selectmeu to place signs conspicuously at the en— trance highways of town signifying ‘Town limits. reduce speed of vehicles to 15 miles per hour." Whiloignorunco of the law oxensosno one whvrc the desire Is to limit motor vehicles, the town could well afford the expense and offenders might. then be dealt summar- ily with without. any qualms of con- science. BENEFIT FOR THE HOSPITAL. lion in which every one has an Inter- est. and all efforts to benefit it should meet with hearty support from the people of The Norwnlks and nearby towns. There. will he ran enteruiin- mom in Hoyt‘s Theatre. next Wednes- day night, which all us invited to at- loud The, proceeds will be devoted to the work 0! I! hospital. The swolu—mwld daughter of Mr; and lire. Charles .KomelckLI of «4.5 In. Fitch school. factored her left broom. we»: helped to the horns of Dr. Eater la Perl. street. where the doctor The Norwalk Hospital is In institu- ii rmcrunaonsn Aim AT seHoOL , .’ VonZudt 9mg. foil while playing at « M "Orv-ll; Gt- ‘ «..fl E W E TIIEA IIEII’I' I’ ... u. "noun-- u ...-o ...... ...“.«u... IIIPLY OUT OUT Till! 000”“. E Itnd mall to The Cal-cure Oomph". Kennedy; “Row IlondmIt,N N..Y 5 Dent Sin: I think I In enduring fron- '. .l'luu provide no wuh' . : mink- iminiant with CAL-CODA Bow-Ir, . :rnss or ALL oosr . 3 Ethnic .......... ...... ................g§ -Addnu..... ......... ... ..... .... ; ill in .- AW IQDio l or. I'luieleuw you Illllouhdllol. An sufferer from Kidney trouble, Liver comp slut, Diseases of the B lsldbr, (Inu- Iiiipuliuu, or Blood Impurity who molly desires to find It Parmmmlt Owe, may obtniti rnnu ThEA’l‘MEN’I‘ with oaioum .‘lilzwtl, Dr. Devil Kinnudv' Ii new medL clue. Simply Iui out the coupon above. sndmsilto tho (lid-cum thpuhy,K nody Row. Rondpnt, N Y. », CIII- cuts Solvent is unequaled by Iny pie Motion. and is Dr Kennedy's gradient. me him». It nets on an entiroy new principv ~ Mr illlam ll. Miller; of Mutt'osw’dn,N:' Y.. move: -—"I Will! serioiisly troublqd Via! my kidneyfl and hiuddot for over yours. Many doctors lllllI various kidney remedial, gave me no relief. But. I tins"! bought a bottle of Old cum Solvent. or my drumist, used II. few bottles and [um mired." For sale by Platner a Bradley. South Norwolk. --—-—-———-——-—-—-:s,..-—.-.-._..-. ...... A NOBLE ACCOMPLISHMENT. Mark Twain lncitee Pietro to Hit Loftlest .thM. John I) t‘ilmnnnii. during his tour of italy did not neglett to visit the li‘lorcntiiu- villa of Mark Twain. Mark 'l‘wuiu welcomed Mr. Crimmins and told him an amusing story. "Lying." he sold. “is a noble accom- plislunent. and should be encouraged. When we hour to good lie we should repent it giving III III“ liar the praise , that is his due. "There is It good ii'ur In Florence. ills name is Hello To incite Pietro In one of his ioiilI-si flights 1 said to him the other dav: “Iiid you oil-I helu. l’ictro, of the fish lhnl lived on frost?" “ ‘Nn,’ said he. ‘ "‘wI-ll. this fish} I explained. 'lInunln the Maine i-onst. it comes nshurl- every morning before the sun has melted the from. and from the rock); and tree trunks and grass, blades it scran-I.~ with its blunt teeth enough oi" this cold food lo lost it for the day. Ii can never be caught in the water. for LIII‘ rcamn lhnt It will not rise. to bail. Sometiinex. though, men catch it liHIloI‘r- with their hands. Its flesh ls considered a delicacy and brings 3;.23 it pound.‘ “I'icii‘n Slit‘t‘l'l‘li. “Now. i will tell you! he said. 'nbout Ii mule in a wooden stable. and , he led on pop-corn. One day the stable. took. lire, and the popcorn in the mule‘s stall. shooting up into the air. descended all about the unfortunate animal in soft, whilr flakes. These ilakes Ilw mulr- mistook for snow. lie. imagine (I that he was in n snowstorm llllll froze to death.” ' -. LOVE OF ART WAS TOO NUCH. A Wateiboiy Blonds Proves Fat Egon Char: es Paretti Patron of Masts WATERBURY May 2n—Charles l’arctti's besetting evil is his uncon- trollable love of the old masters. "‘80 bur. he suppresses it; intoxicated. tllii'. desire drags him front the pedestal L." goodly resolve. lie has a snug fortune in Manhattan and a home in which he often stays. lie stayed Wednesday from the home. but not the fortune. lie. came to \\'nlerbury and literally distributed money. HI- bought plebians drinks in- discriminately, changing golden 20 treasury certificates for 25~cent phr— chnses. and at, the morest pretext. haunted his roll under the envious gaze of knots of sturdy workingmen. He had a roll in every pocket. and he. wanted everyone he. saw to know it. He met a pretty blondc named Kitty llnncgan, and she. believed the wealth story without proof. When he left Kitty he had nothing but wisdom find a few trinkets. "it was his love for old masters," the police say, The spell came over him at the last minute. it was mid- night, but Kitty must show him the churches. She was agreeable. and they wound up to night of feasting on Italian architecture and sightseeing. in a hotel Kitty put him to sleep, that. sleep that knows no restlessness. and kissing him goodbye. took several hundred dollars and everything else he. had of value. The suite has been searched for Kitty. but without success. Kitty Done. gania year ago was one. of the belles of Long Island City. She met. the po- lice say. a Connecticut, man who had at least one wife. and utter promise of marriage was lured to Waterbury and abandoned MEMORIAL DAY EXCURSION“ ' The consolidated firemen' s organiza- tions of East Norwalk and Norwalk will give an excui sion next Monday, to North Beach. The steamer Rasedi'l'e Mil leave‘ South Norwalk at B: 30 o C‘.‘I0(k and returning will leave North. Beach at 3:30 o‘clock. T ‘ concerts by Svoc.‘ s o" ' and flother featuies. cveii 0 1113313 '3?an ‘ lhd krill ...5,1 Lulu. so Is , reduced thigh!!!” . ......
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