' . cl 1 mitt-o.
mamas. iholud
that town in the
W1 ll Hartford,
. to nominate the state
t out the following cir-
During film's
'- to our norl albumin
every section or our state.
or a trons desire that he
.1
Nourish; little I'll.
‘91:; ll c ar Wigioillllcd in. A
Dull y Wells noted
’a copy at which is on
it.
‘.as permrrncd the v ions
chip! ioiteciillvc. f his
hip genial manner in his ev-.
Mommas with the people.
nod their confidence and
IedI their confidence and
ed thclr good will. lie was
years ago; be is much.
11.V.
ins that Governor Chamber-
tundra! place Would givo
, . Igest republican state ticket
he made we invite you to aid
. its this result.
. 50 receive a favorable rc.
-. 4 Im you. we remain. .
r W We! Unes, John W. Coo.
Nicknell, William H. Lyon.
'Illilall.Ilrving. L. llolt. dole-
ill nubilean state convention.
Chamberlain and about a
entrepublicau politicians
“George B Martin, president
League of New Haven.
..Gafiey, oi the Y0ung
‘ptllilican club. oi that city
nudity at Brantord Point At
. Will“ of dinner at the hotel.
' y passed a couple of hours in
Hell. Alexander Warner. who,
, r dent oi Pomi'rei. was state
711887 and 1888.18 now liv-
, id'geiield. Where he has made
car; with a son since the death or
'Blrortiy after ending his
to treasurer he left Con-
was at various times in
gland .is now happy. He had been
hairaid that Mr. Fessendcn
ED OF ERIGHT'S DISEASE.
bet-t O Burke. Elnora, N Y
' "Before i started to use Fol
. ey Cure I had to get up tron
”*‘tWenty times a night. and l
J l’y‘ so one of my family across
.1 had given up hope oi! ill!
a: menu recommended Fe
" illiquid): Cure. One 50 cent bot
ed‘IIWOnders and before i he:
[53%; battle the dropsy hat
”mu... met all other symptdms o
Bright's disease "\ For sale at Plats.
esters. \
ALKED GREAT DISTANCES.
Two Tr' slam Lola Prizes In Contact
' to St. LOuI 8.
ST. LOUIS. July 26.—-‘Footsore, trav-
. ‘ weary. Renaldo Waico
out from San Jose, Costa
(shed the World's Fair ah
I at 6000 miles, only to find
a lid been deluded by a mythi-
1.590. which he had heard
cred by the exposition
‘I the person who walked
t distance to attend the
e slime moment that
another long distance
rived at the World' :1 Fair
person oi Mauritius
hare'st Reuniauia, wilt
ted a long disln or
11 June Arrived many he. ‘
glen only af-te'r' giving up his ‘ “
in Washington and lair
"The prize he was after
, t forty thdbsand francs. otter
renoumanian Touring Club, of
be We" placed in noinlr .
111mb i
ll.
war,
FRED MllCiiFll Auctioneer.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
“our..."
Bureaus Ssiu'rdau. July Q0 and
costumes each dau dialectical
will sell at publiC-Iauclion. at store
70 North MaiuSi.. SO ,Norwaut.
the "Gillilie stock of line China.
Creoles. :Gihss. Eurtriiure and
House Furnishing Goods.
The sales dailual ,2 p. m. and
7:650 p. in... 121111 or shine.
. This is the {last opportunitu Iuou
will have to secure bargains in
this line.
'i
successes TO w. s. erusrsvau'r.
SOUTH NORWALK.
MCIAngALE.
Mics Shirt
waists
. .
_ We have bought the Sample; of a loading lllahu-
lecturer of Shirt Waist: at sufficient discount so that
“.51 1.
we can sell them at Wholesale Prion.
("’08.
Is
This means a reduction of 25o to 31.25. according
to the finality.
To continue to sell our regular iioblr 5r Walsh rye
have had to mark most of them at corresponding fla-
rt‘ ,l
Now is your opportunity' to buy 'Shm Wafers.
1
11 .r 11.1.
A" ”‘i
.-
1. Telephone 1436.
’i.
A pickunurso
.4. Int.
'
as Washington Street South Nomsllr. I
. liliwn Prince Ferdinand is pres '
much the longer journey.
it 'rALLv roaru‘aso.
stars to light that tor per-sis
‘unlriercifnl torture hrs per
been tialed Joe 0010
" On it; writeb: "th
endured mannerisms pain 7
.tuition: and nothing relieved ;:
tried everything known
‘ s Electric Bitters and it’s
blur bottles. or it complete-
it cured me." -
medicine on earth for that "
Just as: :’
iloll Top Desks
Office Chairs
e
‘a‘li bitumen
Li.
S10 to $QO
$8) 75 lo $l0
.tlrrr. ‘2
sin.
' 1.31.51: as 3.911% sure at my pride
11 Waist; u' imaged slit]; lace use... berths.
The greatest bargain ev-
Calland
w” .4
. “i=0 lawman and skirt also mill. hunch their only child. s daughter.st
2 While
"my.
1 oidest'resident. is lookingrtorwm'd to
. but occasionally reads a book
. served in the Continental Army.
. and remarked with enthusiasm on the
- active that she cannot
' about Sept. 1. "
'. LAME
'~ . cameraman 111 acres HOME.
0n the eve of another birthday Mrs
Sylvia laurgtlnn Duiibam, Bouilllngtou' a
tie (lay with open a d pleasant redec-
hilma of the many vl‘hieh ium‘ passed
0 will 11 101 ram old nest Wanner.
ay. hav as been born July 37,1800
There will be no sbeulnl chant-vanecIot1
this day at the Dunham bathe in Queen
tallest. whore Mrs Dunliam. residel
M h her daughter-inflow, Mrs. Gilles
Durham. as it is thought. best on ac-
count of the aged lady's physical con
(litien not to unnecessarily tax hur’
strength.I Mrs. Dulluun is able to be
about every day, but is not as strong
as she was a your age. ‘Bosldes her
mind is not as olcurIand her sight lat
tailing. . airman distinguish an object
in tire distance better than she can
when it is close at hunch On account. 1
of her falling sight she is now unable
to select her children from any other
person. brrt strange as it may seem,
can read large print occasionally from
a book. She does but little rcndlugi
o
psalms. nt‘which she spent an hour!
reel 11in '
Mts Duuham is a member of RuthI
llart Chapter 1). A. it” of Morlsleu.
and a delegation (tom .the chapter and
a delegation from Hannah Woodruff
Chapter. of Southiugton call on her-
ouch birthday, besides many other.
friends.
Mrs. Dunhum was born in the
Western part of Southlngtou and has
spent her entire lilo there. She is the
daughter of Capt. Giles Langdou. 1:11:11
c.
has been out of the state once. Shortly
after her 1001b birthday she rode iii an
automobile at the old driving park
l
difference in. the methods of couvo)
once from those of her childhood days
when people rode in springlcss wagons
or 011 horseback.
Mrs Dunhiun retained her faculties
surprisingly well up to the past to
months and took a lively interest in
the observance of her birthday last
year. Site is not now able to walk
without assistance. but gets about the
house frequently by pushing a chair
in front other. ller lilo has been so
1emaiu little
and insists that her daughtcrkiu law
who is always watchful for the aged
lady's comfort, keep her busy. ii is
a delight for her to tour carpet rugs
and Iforin them into balls and this she
does several days a Week. She eats:
heartily and has been sick but once
during the past year, which was last
fall when she was taken down With
chills. Mrs. Dunham enjoyed good
health all through the coldest weather
insttwintcr and refused to have be.
room heated. _
Wan—i... ‘
. NIGHT WAS HER‘TERROR.
"I would cough nearly all night
long." writes Mrs arias. Applegatn, of
Alexandria ind... “and could hardly get
any sleep. i had consumption so bad
that it i walked a block 1 would
cough {rightfully and t blood. but
when all other medlcln tailed, three
ti. 00 bottles or Dr. A n’g's New Dis
ccvery wholly cured me and l gained
58 pounds " it‘s absolutely gunran
teed to cure Coughs, Coldfi. La Grippe
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lune.
rive new ‘LAKE sons.
They Are Being Built at Newport
. News.
A dispatch from Newport News. Va. .,
says:
"The (art that live hallo subi tripe
boats building here have been con-
structed under a shed a hundred root
away from the water and no arrange.
meals have been made [pr launching
them has cauhed much speculation as
to tho instlwdsIol getting them to
their destination when complete.
"it has been learned that they are
built in two sections and that over-
lapping angle irou plates. have been
arranged in the centre at tho disar-
shaped hull. To rivet or unrivet those
pistes “simply a matter of a short
time and the little destroyers may be
takenapart. for shipment or put to-
giethpr (or active service in ashort
1 me. ‘
“The boats probably will be shipped
to the Lake Company at Bridgeport,
(301111.. on list care. after which the in-
ventor himself. will have to face the
problem of further transportation in
case the boats are intended for either
Russia. or Japan. The submarines are
63 feet ions. taper at each end like
a cigar and are about 18 feet in clr~
cumterence at the centre. They are
propelled by “to gasoline engines. and
the lash at them will he completed
.I”"1.I.
DI. laflAlOO'B
“fl." POM/ID;
Many audits at Baptism of Only Child
‘ , of Author at Goa poll, Carin. ,
GREENWICH. Conn. July 24. —.—A
christening took place at the Summer
Idyshoui,” at Cos Cob this afternoon
months old. Was christened Ann So-
also: Thompson. Seton.
Iilomer.Wlsc. uncle oi the child.
hold hug and was the godfather; sin.
9! New York, was godmoth-
or. A WNew Kerk ole bentixed
the chi}. Many go
«1! buttock or a report alter
.. I
Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial .
bottles free at F. E. Baxter's Drug
Store. ”
home of hit and Mrs. Ernest Theme 7
son Seton. of New York. called "Wra-
more present .
Those long
here 111 \llllilllii colors.
and black.
uulirriiicti assortment.
98 cts.
Linen HoneYcomb Bath
these, 30 cts.
25 our.
cts.
Best
12% etc.
and $1.19.
bust. 111cm.
snuccpuns.
Sauccpans. to toss cts.
cts.
Tea and Coffee Pets. 25
, NO PITY SHOWN.
“For years into use alter we con-
tbluosly," writers 1“. IA, Gulledce. .Vep
hens. Ala. “i had a’terribic (ruse Ioi
Piles, causingin tumors. When all
lulled Bucklen‘s Arnica Salvo cured
mo. Equally good for Burns and all
aches and pains. . Only 25c at h‘. H.
Baxtsrs Drug Store.
BRIDGEPORT CARPENTERS RE-
. TURN. ~ . .. ,
BRIDGEPORT, July 26.-<'l‘ho .car—
punters in: the employ of the Bridge-
port. Building Company. who went out
on strike I’l‘ltursday because a suspend—
ed member of their union was retained
in the . conipanx's employ. returned Ito
work yesterday morning. having been
ordered to do so by the Carpenter‘ 3 Un-
ion No 115, pending the decision or a
v..- ......,,a..
Extra size fringed Turkish Towels,
uality Turkish Towels, lummctl.
Half-bicac ed Turkish Towels, nice to lake to the bench,
Enabliobod 165 7.
The Store closes daily at 5 , «clock, except Saturdays.
' VElLlNGS.
MADE up AND av THE 11111213.. ,
iniitlish Veils of Crepe and Chiffon Wlill
which Willili‘ii swathc themselves when uuioniobiling are
'llmsc in green are stylish and in
furor because green is so restful to the eyes. Special Veils
for automobiiists are in heavy Llriilo11,tati, green, blue,
Dotted and Hemetitched Veils .utd Fancy Meshes lll
BA'l‘H TOWELS.
“Rubdry” Towels' to several sizes. 25, 35, 50, 75 and
Brown Linen Bath Towels. every thread both warp
and well guaranteed pure lriieir,"
50. 75. and 98 cts.
Towels. good friction to
Extra heavy Brown Turkish Towels. 20x40 inches,
22x40 inches, 30
27x51, so cts.
Bath Mats 111 pink, blue, \illUW, and red,5o, 59. $1 00,
Extra heavy all white Mats. wow. 11 in (heat litiiuiu.
soft and thick as velvet. $1. 75.
ENAMELED COOKING WARE.
[he cook 11111.1 practical housekeeper will look with
sziiislitciinu on the goodly .111.1_\ of ltnumclul Cooking
L irnsils arranged 111 our House .‘lliilllh‘lilll'f Store in the
()111 lims of Gray Enameled Domestic Ware
comprise all the necessary kitchen .11 titles and they are
unlimited ll) wear for 1111111) yturs.
blcs to cook daily and the 1Wtirsttring time here ioo,il1cre
is a use in every household for lllliilt’i‘ulis kettles 111111
No better time to buy than now.
\\ itit runny vc'gtlzt-
Preserving Kettles, 60 cts. to $1.25.
Covered Convex Kettles, 45 cts. to $1.00.
Dripping Pans, 40 to 75 ctr.
Pic Plates, room {or good. rlccp, berry pics, 10 and 20
and. 50 cts.
Illa Hm liter! 2”Til-«1'
Mill.2 ..
niurjgttiyrus
put-WV into. Hundred-orient.
mosiirla. Atril vilioonvincsyesottbolrinulmic nine
ImAll knotty mail stroller.
Killfil I‘lllillllE 00.. I011 l930. roam. IAN.
rein-u Brand.
A LEAP YEAR TiP.
Wedlock is a lane that has no turn-
bu:
And while you are wed your bridges
or hurtling!
Good- bye to the boys.
sever:
For marriage is marriage, forever and
as old ties
. sheathed a! of his
m I...
No Money Available for Intomlnmoni
In Consultant With Ceremonies.
saw YORK. July summing to the
‘_ tact that no appropriation is available
to cover expensesrthore is some will»:
as to whether there will be any elabor—
- ate ceremonies in connection‘vith the
launching of the battleship Connecti-
cut at the navy yard on September 29.
The W‘shingtoli bufltoriliesi hallo1 writ»
ten to he comma silo hallo o‘iuavy
yard informing hi th'nti y “labil't
know of any appropriation t at could
, be utilized for the purpose. The chic rs
of the yatd. can the othor band, do
feel amthough they cared to "do
the experience ‘9! their brethren t
were stationed at the yard whoni the
Maine was launched some years Alto
At that time they all sacrificed 11 good
part of a month' s salary to protddelD
happy um and a good deed melt:
or people they dltlti t know or cure any- ‘
' thing about.
The Connecticut will be the“ biggelilf
. Vessel in the United States navy, and
her launching will attract I. great
many people At Newport News, where
the Louisiana. her sister ship, .wlil be
launched at about the same‘linio, the
company that is building her will rob-
nbly spend sevral thousand dolls s in‘
entertaining the distinguished visitors
who lend their presence to lbe- event.
‘ That is regarded as one of the legiti-
mate expenses in connection with the
building of a ship. and is figured on
when the bids are made. ,
But Uncle Sam has no entertainment
fund and no way to get one, about
through congress; All the money that
hotly has provided for the Connecticut
goes for steel plates and such things.
Porcelain plates! with a nice little lunch
are not mentioned in any of the specifi-
cations.
The pay reclved by naval officers is
not so generous that they can readily
aliord to play host to ‘sevcral thousand
people, so the question of what to do
and how to do it has really become
. quite. a problem.
Thor was submitted from the yard
a short time ago an outlined plan for
the launching cermonles, This is now
under the critical eyes of the powers
that. be ln-the capital, who may see fit
to change in many respects before
according their definite approval. It.
was planned to have n staging erected,
with separate place rm the most dis-
tinguished guests The first party
Would probably include about 20
people. hmong them the secretary oi!
the navy. the governor of Connecticut,
the fair young woman who will break
the bottle and those who are most in«
timately aspeclateti with them. The
distinguished guests" will probably
include those who are being entertain-
ed by the, officers It has been quite a.
question as to just how many it would
be well to admit to the yard to witness
the ceremonies. it will be impossible to
throw open the gates for any one to
come in. and the master of ceremonies
will have no easy time in eliciting the
tickets.
“livery citizen will say that it is his
show as much as anybody else' a," ro~
marked one of the yard olllc‘crs this
morning,‘ and it will be do easy mat-
ter to bar any of them out. it Would be
all right: if we could only follow the -
example of the captain of one of our
ships who bdd trouble with a (Ilse
charged sailor because he refused to
leave
“ ‘Sir' said the sailor, ‘I am now an
American citizen. and part oi this ship .
is mine!
‘The captain stepped over to the rail,
whittled off a chip, handed it to the cit-
icon with the remark 'Hcres your.
sham.’ and then had him thrown over-
bound .
“As for the distinguished visitors.
we'll nitric to stand by with some- .
thing more than a sandwich to satis-
fy them i really tirrni know just what
can be done about it. ”
.._._._.r.
DOCTORS 8AlDfllI‘lEE. WOULD NOT
Peter Fry. W'oodruir. rs. writesd
“Alter doctorlng (or two yehrs with the
best physicians in Wayuesburl. land
still getting worse, the doctors advised
me it I had any business to attdnd to
i had better attend to it at once. as I
could not possibly live another month
as there was no cure for me. Foley’s
Kidney Cure Was recommended to the
by a friend. and I immediately sent my
son to the store for it and after taking
three bottles I began to get better and
continued to improve until i was en-
tireiy well. "—F or sale at Plaisted' a
Drug Store
wmss rsou saurraatuu.
Connecticut Man Thought to bl: Lens
Dead Regains Sanity. , _
WATERBURY. July 26 —It has been
learned that Ernest Brindle, who mys.
terious’ly disappeared from Bristol in
Easter week and whose body. it was
’ thought was in a pond, is alive and in
a sanitarium. writing letters home.
The last letter. dated New Nork city,
says1I ’1 . 1
“I wandered away and have known
little sincei-I i find myself Win a New
'York city ssrtltarlum,‘ where I- am re-
covering from mental troubls'i" -
. W' "-I ' .‘I‘
WORKlNG NlGHT AND M“;
The busiest sndmightlestdltflo‘
that ever was made is or. Klara , ‘ -
bite Pills. These pills china m
nose into strength, listless-hells to
energy, bulking into mental .
Theyre wonderful in building up the
health. only be
. , . Baxter
«r
sunburn OFI', lIlJtR‘i’ll THO N.
MKAR'I'MD, July IM-‘L'i‘hn will of
William Errfinkden. moment or the
Hartford County lethal Firs insurance
Company. late of tips- city; "wine was
admitted no exposure yesterday,
of; 13‘ rust to
t mm. all or the
«Nee is to be dlrlded in“? forty
parts And given to . hill
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