night and Sunday, N
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nauaoitauo HOTII. OLSON.
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WEAIEER Foasgas'ry.
:«li‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Local
showers tonigiit and Sunday;'cooier
Sunday. The disturbance that was
c ntral in Nebraska' yesterday merning
i 'now central near St. Paul. it is
producing locsi'showers in‘the Lake
region. Heavy showers occurred dur-
in'fg the past twenty-four hours from
Texas uorthcastward to Wisconsin.
There has been a slight fall in tem-
perature in the northwestern sections
and a corresponding rise in the eastern
sections.” This vicinity will be on the'
southern edge of the shower area to-
F‘ar‘mers in this vicinity have begun
harv‘esting bay, 4 . ‘ ' .
John Walker. ‘of New York city. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Arthur Key-
worth. of Grove street.
Percy Keyworth. of Grove street,
will start work Monday at the Colonial
Foundry as a machinist. ‘
—-—For Sat. and Mon. 25c Ginghains
15c yd; 36c Ginghnms 23c yd.; 25c
éNhite Goods 14c yd. M. S. Smth dz.
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The family gathering of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be held next Thursday night at 7:45
O'clock, The deacons will meet those
desiring to' units with the church, in
the Westfarlor at 7:15 o'clock. .one
haltihourbefore the service. ‘ ‘»
'TSII‘SW hats! , Straw hatle'Brien.
William G. Abcndroth, of South Nor—
Army for the Philippines, has applied
walk, who served for three years in
for. admission to the McLean Hospital
Training School. a Massachusetts Gen-
eral Hospital, stationed at Waverly,
Mass. .
"The steamer “Martha‘s Vineyard"
wiilmake an excursion, tomorrow af-
ternoon. to Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport,
which resort has just opened for the
season. The vessel will start from the
South Norwalk steamboat wharf at 2
o'clock. and the sail Will/be an enjoy-
able one. ‘
-—New arrival of baking dishes,
pitchers and butter pots. .M. S. Smith
& Cows
Clover Loaf Circle, King's Daughters.
are making great preparations for the
entertainment, ,sihd lecture to bs;give_n.,
on Menday evening. Miss Isabel Good-
huc will deliver a lecture entitled “Life
on Wings}; Therevwlll be other pleas-
ing featugi'ea‘also. . . - a;
The marinated communication J of
Temple Lod e, of Westport. of the sea-
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WW)! d Thursdayieveninghdd
the Master, Masons’ degree was confer-
red upon Dr.‘W.,C, Sandey, ' Ajdelega-
tidn‘wwas'present from 'Corilithian. of
Bridgeport. Old Well, of South Nor-
walk; St. John‘s, of Norwalk, and also
Newark, N. J.. lodges. After the work
refreshments wereserved in,.National
ball. , L5. ‘xt.
The quarterly meeting of the-'direc-
tors of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting .companywas held' in" Bridge
port Thursday in the officespf. the
company in the Walleri'bhll‘ding. ’At
the conclusion of the session the di-
rectors went aboard -the company's
new private .car. .known as “No. 600,"
and were conveyed td‘ the’residence‘ "of
Allan W. Paige. chief counsel for the
corporation. on Park avenue. Bri e~
port, where they were entertained.
We Le 3
i;
Both in quality and price in spite
of the advance in price of food pro-
ducts.
. " : Why c ‘ '
Bedause wc‘buy‘ln‘ large duantitieh
for cash.
These are only a few of our money
savers. - * ‘
euclcnmumn.;..... 16-1» 1.3.
sMALL‘Lse‘s' LAMS ice-Ls.
roam cana....mna:
LEGS mono .,..,...,.,...,. 145;, _ a.
LDlN LAMBEHO ’ I“ "
SMALL Houav o
sacou
instead:
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at tho church. ‘ 3
-—All Dental cacao
P“; WT“! duringfluix‘andgaug.
he‘ll. ‘ G baseball team is playing '
tho-annular this afternoon, on the .
Decker Field.
Nainva
Swits. in Darlen.
VIII Sciiolll District will be held to-
“"‘"_ 1 mi” '
Ea Ks Bangkg, . night. at_8 o'clock.
hats are hcln shown by Miss Hutchin-
son at If» S. with k 00.
IV. of Grove street. are the guests of
friends in, Stamgard.
new heating apparatus in the Norwulk
Congregational Church.
ciety will hold a meeting Monday nisht
: int-Central WT Lyceum.
walk Hotel. left today for Essex. Con-
nectic’utn Io.‘visit relatives.
the First Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held Monday night. ,
Taylor and Golden, left South Norwalk
today for Nichols, N. Y., where he will
enjoy ,a vacation.
breasts..pom poms, etc., in all the lat-
est shadcs at M. S. Smith dc Co.
Airmail; Wfimb
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out be closed
a
' ,lrs. )3: Trauma Stevens. of South
1| Vhlllng Mrs. Willis H.
The aa‘auai meeting of the West Nor-
. .
«The latest styles of ladies' duck ‘
Tax Collector James Paul and fami-
Jonea 5 Hotcbliiaa minimum; a
~Princelon style sort Hats. O'Brien
The United Hatters‘ Sick Benefit So~
i, ‘ A
Jay Clark, who resides at the Nor-
A meeting of the Ofilclal Board of
Walter Rose. clerk in the office of
——A fine assortment of' coeduc
“Many Nor'walk sportsmen are iigur»
ing, on getting in some more trout
fishing before the law steps in, which
will occur July lat. .
St. Mary's Aid Society has brought its
working sessions to a close for the sea-
son. The last meeting for work was
held Thursday night.
-—-Late_at style caps. O'Brien.
FranktA'.’ Ferris, Jr.. of New York.
and William Walsh, of Brooklyn, N.
V1,, have been admitted to membership
in the Norwalk Yacht Club.
_ Miss Ella Crozier, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell, in
South Norwalk, returned to her home
in West Chester, New York, today.
Mrs. George Clark and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Gifford F, Clark. of Hamil-
toh‘a’venue, start for Canada tomorrow.
where they will spend the summer va-
cation.
-—Corscts, hosiery and underwear of
every kind. at special prices. M. S.
Smith LCOn -.., ~ -
Putnam camp, Bedding. seems to be
a popular spot for picnic parties this
summer, and there is some sort of a
gatheringat the historic old grounds
every few days, . ., 1 .
Rev. Lewin Frank Bucll. pastor of
the South .Norwalk Congregational
church. will take his vacation during.
August. and with his family will go to
Madison. Conn. to spend the month. .
«getraw hatsi ‘Straw hatsl'O'Brien.
A party of young people ffom ,Ridge-
ficld and another from South ‘Norwaik
will attend the dance; to be given‘ in
Wooster hall. Danbury, Friday even-
lng, July 1‘, by the Morning Glories. j
A month‘s mindmass of requiem for
the late James Sheehan was celebrated
entertained on Tuesday afternoon. at
the Pine Lodge Club House. Pine Point.
1-30“ stoves. blue 'iia‘me stoves.
ovensphamtnocks. mattings. oil cloths
and-shades in large variety at 31.8.
Smith a Co.‘s.. .‘ .g ,. ._
bhre’fit.‘ .he ‘gro’wth cf'crops is being
retarded by thedrwncsa and on the
country roads“ the d at is lying‘ several
inches deep at such momenta,aa.lt.is
not. kicked ,into the air b)’. punts;
teams. '1.“ "' ‘. . is
PlattsVille district, Fairileld, closed her
school yesterday with rec’itat‘ions and
singing py‘the children. Miss.W.igham
will spend her vacation with her‘ par-
ents. Prof. and Mrs. H. B. Wigham. in‘
Norwaik. ‘1'. ' : "‘ 3 '.
*‘CORPORATION csa'rirt’carss;
dds. "
ford, and LE. Puccl. of New York.
Bethe], arc the incur
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fire 2
Minerva.
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A NOTRE DAME Laov.
era of suffering as
ten 1 will
plain I’Bil’ciwbsful ' a
one Treatment
that is
Summers. Box a ,
Notre Dante. lad.
well this stor‘eiia equipped to serve
at,St. Mary's Church. tsunami“. ,4 — , , ,
are expecting a stationed pastor to be . ,-
Tne need of rain is everywhere'ap- ‘
Miss. Edna Wigham. teacher" in
The Gozier. Pipe Collar Company, of
Hartfonh’has ‘hlbd “a ' certificate’ of in.
corporation in the state secr tary‘s of.
The“caplcal' Without efized it
issues. and local-comma «at-em;
B. Rickerton and G. H. Wilson, 6f Hart-
' ‘ The Edwin i Shawna i30nipany,‘-of
333:; haaEalle'ri as; incorporation cer-
., ., ._ wn, ort, SallyN. Mac-
kenzie anti unison; Mackenzie, all of
. The Connecticut Feldspanj‘li‘lint andi'
.Cunpany has filed similar -
clan. ‘Tbadncorporabomall of to.
Pierce D. Metagcr, of Cleve-
land and lssaac“ W. Crawl: Frank M.
Curry and Insects in. Clinton, altar
1;.
- ~1-~ wilt-untrue ‘ wini- monumen-
tions, some of this simple preparation
amber W739“ grime”... of midesoniptim ”1'”, call or u.
tion. .tyms‘ntm r - .25“ 3}” arm a, g .2
"“‘ ' at 0, , . er . u. . ; A .3 .
Mm cum-C»? ‘thsfgnat‘fiishas, - r, W. l p. Hilda
. . 099 n 68 B s ‘
m Ms ”incomes: imitati- entasosusuimuu.
dimple allmdhcaddreaa’. .1de
n ‘qufiefilhdb co no it at ”only
cos’l'about.11tantt¥wtisk logger“;
tee a cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other palaces of it.
pith-gag; Address, : Ira. If:
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, blackish-tail” not a teatinoi
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the mocha! of thoecity know how
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knew. the departi-
to
girls: If th
mat wouldiiltbabig enough
bold’all who’d some. w . ,
Here is a little list that is big
with interest. for it shows how
much a little money will do and
points the way to a saving of time
and trouble.
Littlc gingham dresses with
radius over the shoulders—vase. .
'Bcltcd dresses in blag-pink, ox-
blood or linen, trimmed with
wiritc.—-’—$i. .
'liriliirtircascs in champagne ox-
blood and blue. trimmed with
while embroidery—$1.25.
Lint-n drcsscs ., trimmed , with
fancy cmbroidery..finishcd with
box plcats and patent-leather bclt.
42.25. '.
W Iiitc lawn dresses trimmed
with lace and cnibi‘oidcryr—$l.50.
Rompers for little girls to play
in and keep" skirts clcan,—~5oc and.
75c, _. ,..
Costs in a couple of. dozen
stylcs, hardly two alike and each
at about half or less of former
pricc,—5oc, $i and to $3.75.
Sun hats. Wllllc or colors.-—25c.
Corded underwaists, very strong
oi texturc,-——loc. ‘
These on the second floor, and
on the main floor shoes. stock-
ings, underwear and all such
things, each son bought with a
knowledge of what girls want.
SILK SUITS—$10.
Plain, handsome silk sliiri~waist
suits that sell regularly at $12.53.
410. x._ . . . .
Pretty . black-and-whitc‘ and
bluc—aiid—whitc checks or taslciul
stripcd patterns in rcd-and-wliitc.
Skirts are made in kiltcd style
and blouse waists are finished
with tucking.
Nicely—tailored all throng
.7.
h add
$10.
Second floor.”
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‘ ' and
canteen PAfiKING
lot-qr. B their. .
Carried in Steele?
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age} .
your. preparing. ”DEM,“ is .1 ram.
a house and lot in town or real estate
‘2 ltw-vilithamf-advactage vtovyou am
ing anyhkind of} propel-thy.i
Looms; at TEN
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film
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' tourisatabiisbmeathaadlsajomfia, . .
HandfothI-moatathat ”1 are
thrills-mud. ,
upland
Masonite; a
W‘s
‘ “13*;
b
lYoWanta-lio'Sell
f" u ' Is'notlhat sufficient IQ.0.15.S7§.iI as the most
. .fiéll§9h91d.,fiiinisiiinas?
“111‘ idillicit tolhe
to scorned! you are dosh-ouaof-buy- -
toot-i: Loin {
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ceased?
aches.
H. Baxter.
at 9 2 05.
runh ing on
most , obstin
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resolutions upon the death of
Sir rwood. who was a
Attorney J. B. Curtis. of Stam-J
fol‘l. presided over the mectlngflwhich
was attended by abo l. i) lawyers. The
committee ’oh ‘ros _u obs. Attorney
John C. Chamberlain, Goodwin Stod-
dard and Morris D. Beardsley. reported
the following resolutions. which were
adopted: *
build up your health.
money back if not‘cured.
Druggist.‘
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WHITE MOUNTAIN TRAIN.
trouble. comment:
ney Cursitoda‘y.
For‘sale at. Plaist’ed’s drug store.
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valuable oiail
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many people if
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Thirty Attorneys Attend using?“
..W.WM.UM to “.9.
ill
mic Falrfiel
dresses.
d County Bar ‘Assocl , .
ti” met yesterday. at the law ibr
' ini‘iho county court house and“. ass ‘
‘arles
member of “Hi.
. d: ' That this bar desire in
this formal manner to make knottm its
appreciation of the’ character of the
late Charles Shin-wood
thl life June‘ if, 1904. .
“ r. Sherwood's .death cut shert an
honorable and useful career in the high
tlds‘ of his success and at. an age when
he and his friends looked forward to
many years of agreeable and success
ful professional, and business-life. , '
“While not engaged in late years to a
great extontdn that active practice of
his profession, he“ was fully in touch
with and interested in it.
usually carefuband conscientious in
all his professional and business life
and his high sense of honor and in»
tegrlty impressed all with whom he
came in contact.
"lie was to an unusual degree charg-
cd‘with the care. conservation and ad-
ministration of large and
private interests. and this with his
management of‘the'corpo
of local public utilities, ma as his un-
fortunate death generally and sincerely
mourned in this community.
“Resolved:' That chm-sympathy of
inhibits be extended. to the family of
thc’deceased: that this memorial be re-
corded at length upon our records. and
a copy thereof sent to his afmliy."
Attorneys Chamberlain, ‘ Attorney
Stoddard and Attorney H, H. ‘Kiiapp
made short addresses upon the resolu-
tions and the character of the deceased
member of the bar.
Attorney Samuel "Tweedy and H. H.
Knapp were appointed as members of
the portrait committee of the bar asso-
ciation in place of Attorney Curtis
Thompson and Judge
THAT THROBSING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leaVo you, If you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match-
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head
They'make pure blood and
Only 25 cents.
Sold by if.
_——.——h
., will carry a. New Mail.
Will Bagln'Runulng on Monday and
I Will Carry a New Mail.
.The White Mountn'lns and 8t. Al.
bans express will begin running over
the Consolidated railroad on Monday.
via Springfield.
York at 8:40 a. m. and South Norwalk
it will run until October 8.
The south bound express will begin
Monday continuing until
October 10. and'w'ill passi-throughhera
for New York at. {:10 p. m
A new mail to .the sort
find on this trait; from some points.
enemas. lN IfiPOWBER pm...
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Is courting
It will
diabetes who‘v'ttere ,th’ought‘to‘ be incur-
able. ]! you have kidney or bladder
“faking Foley's Kid-
cfore it is too late.
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He was un-
important
"concerns
Brewster. do-
lcave Now
ii will be. car-
, eathmore suddenly but
not more sure y‘titati neglecting kidney
disorders. ’; Eoley's Kidney Cure will
cure-asllght disorder-in a few days
audits iontinued use. will cure the
glasses. it has. cured
Bright's disease and
it "
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Sewing-Machine.
Needles
FOR ALL
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Address . .
THE SINGER MANN. so.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwaik. Conn.
CURTIS LEAVES THE CANAL
~ ROI.
Assistant Superintendent Resigns on
Account-of illness After 50 Years.
R. (2. Curtis, assistant superinten-
dent of the Northampton, division of
the Consolidated railroad. sent in his
resignation to President Mellon yester-
day. lo take effect July 1. ‘Mr. Cur-
tis has hail this niovo under considera-
tion for some time. it is said. An at-
lack of appendicitis. from which he has
been suffering for the past two months,
has caused him to decide to take the
final stop. He‘ has been connected with
the road fornearly 50 years, and in
that time has seen many changes.“ . .
A native of Derby. in this state he
entered the employ of the Consoliddtctl
railroad early in life, and has risen
from the ranks. being .at‘one time ‘a
wall known conductor on the system.
later a purchasing agent and at one
time superintendent of the Northamp-
ton division. When thc Air Line-
Northampton divisions 'were ‘ ”consoli-
tinted a few years ago Mr. Curtis .wont
to Westileld, Mass. as the assistant
superintendent( of the Northampton
taking up his residence at Northamp-
ton: He is now about" years of age.
The name of hisvsucccssor has not
as yet been revealed. according to Su-
perintendent B. R. Pollock, of the Air
Linc-Northampton.
A Northampton dispatch says: ”Mr,
and Mrs. Curtis will be sorry to part
from the friends they have made dur-
ing their stay in Northampton. yet
both karatdclighted at tbe‘prospect of
again making New Haven their place
of residence, andtheir many friends
there will be glad to greet him again."
WASH WAISTS
beenbstter equipped to meet your
whats than it is today in cithcr ma-
' tarl'ai style.
assorimeut
waists which we are now showing,
combined with the extremely
prices asked, makes your shirt waist
buying here most profitable.
brdidery and lace trimmed. 98c.
front, back and sleeves. at $l.%. "
made blouse fronts, tucked back, trim-
med with Val. lace, at $1.50.
hamstltc‘il'eii and fagoted, 31.50.
.w‘ I. .' .. . ‘ . .
l Sale of STRAIN HATS.
Surpaizsing all our former hat sales which has become on
our summertrading. ’ These hats com
rerof such inuthe United States. and which we «fortunately
that enables us to offer you them at one~third the regular
lily [untriimuod straw hats at 29c.
largest manufactii
acquired at a price
prices.
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LINERY Lust: AT ssoucsc PRICES-l .
Annual Clearance
.‘ wt 3! 'W'htiii .. Mi:
our shirt waist counter has cover
or quality. and the large
of this summer's stylish
low
Ladies' wblto lawn shirt waists, em-
Lsdies' white lawn‘ waists, tucked
Ladles' while lawn shirt waists
Ladies‘ black lawn shirt ,waists,
(
Extra fine one
hi {In 5 .
EVERYTHING IN THEE“;
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An Eventful Week .. i
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We have planned for an eventful week of merchandising. Broad ‘
omis- tbat you will be quick to take advantage of.
lots of reliable, seasonablc merchandise that you can appreciate. Now
ask you to take careful note of the offerings below—470ml find upon
tigailou that evcrv Item is inst as advertised.
backing up its promises.
WASH DRESS GOODS ,
They are here. in all their,
of texture. and light airy scum l
either for dress or shirt wailgmfiys
You, will find here Just the NW
you want, and at the price you what ,
to pay. ' '
Figured
dimitles. with mercerlzcd satin strips,
good test colors, at Sc yd. “ ‘
Corded applique in stripes and fig-
urea, 27 in. wide, washable. at like.
yard
Washable linen Voiles in plain, pink.
light blue and grey, at 20c yd. ‘
prise the out
83-85 WasnhingtonStrcetr,
I ' "South Normans. Conn. ’ "
assure dos BANNER aarrsnus.
s.- 9. TILLOTSON. .
SS WASHINGTON STREET. .4
Money savings on '
This store succeed ‘ W ,
each
in, h
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and striped lawns arid,
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ch a‘ feature of ,
ire sample stock of the .
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WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything became than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S H
Newson. Decatur. Ala. “For three
years." she writes, "i endured insuffer‘
able pain from indigestion. stomach
and bowel inaublerw- «Death seemed in-
evitable when doctors and all remedies
failed. 1 At length .l: was induced to
try Electric Bitters and the result was
miraculous. . l improved at once and
now f'm completely recovered." For
Liver, Kidney. Stomach and Bowal
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only 50c. it’s guaranteed
by F. H. Baxtcr.-.nruggist: ”
. , THE BOSTON GIRL.
.:€Will you marry me?" he asked.
bluntly.
"'No." replied the Boston maiden, but
she added. coyly: ',‘l am not endowed
with .sacerdotal power. Put your ques-
tion properly. Ask me if i will become
your wife."—_Philadelphia Press.
' Daily Guide to Flattery.—~When you
see a boy you hadn't seen for months.
pretend not to know him because he
has grown so rapidly. He will be your
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friend for life—Baltimore American.
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. ‘cept the office of .secondvice president
250 yards White Taffeta Ribbon, widths number 40 and 60
regular prices 226 and 259 a yard,
This ribbon is all-silk, of cxccliei'it uiiaiity‘ahd has a
finish. ‘ Especially desirable. for girdles and sashes-
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. The New Tori: Herald of yesterds:
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M. toszoo, P. at.
war >.. _-: . . .
“The Lake company has not yet~sold :
therl’roteotor. Concluding that there
was little ciiance of. inducing the Uni
tedStstes Navy to purchase that boat,
andehaviug failed. to sell kills“) the
Unitpdetates Army for coast.:defence
purpose. Mn Lake decided .to take his
craft to Europe. Mr. Lake is now .in
Paris.-, .. .. ‘
"Mr. Frederick Brown Whitney. who
for many years has been'the secretary
of the HouseCcmmitteeon Naval Ah .
fairshaa resigned that position to se-
of tarballs Torpedo Boat Company.
He .is preparing togovbo Europe to
negotiate‘the sale of the Protector for
at least 8250.000- * .‘-‘~-3~i
*v‘im affrotector is 'nndastood .jto
have been sent toCorit omthe mum.
hut-time: is no. certainty out the lit:
tle craft will arrive thaw! it armors
“birth“ SN maybe slime! imitate
water before the~-Fortuah‘*’amveaat
'Sitinbotifilit.»in
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w 5.
shaman. amt-.25..
divs-tats deny or non WALKfr .f
ork, Monday. Wednsday‘and F .
sums Nat-walk Tues... Thur. and Sat. 3‘5???
ASTHMA—S
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many cases 'of asthma thbt
, tidered hopeless. _
us. 701 West'l‘hird Sta ea“
‘ own, writes: ‘ ~3‘;A..s-s‘evara‘iaed
racted twelve yemim was.
«1 until it duallygrew int
.i‘he best medical skill; avails!
not give me more thantcm
ief.
immended and one nfty cent ,
:lrely cured me cf’asthmafiv
)een growing 01118184ng ,
and" i had taken it" at that
‘wouid have been saved yearn. , ,
lng.”—l-‘or sale at, Plaistail'a.drti‘
connection- with his
Jackpnandmtharain
Stiffness. Men's association.
further detailed ~ yesterday
iii-consul,»
Jackson .
if he. could not :xfilhlt ‘ . ,
black hat. .He ion, as .
was! tannin
.. Mrs; W a
aeiover‘attemp
, of a moccasin
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Euler. Honey aunt-Tar "it
Mrs. Adol
Foley's Honey-And Tan
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rue rsoaeslwi
tory of n. Sherri
suit,
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recalled to
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