, ,,T0'fl‘.‘¢ people 01'
_ No
The i... York Groceryf
.‘Hiint Stamps have established a reputation in various cities in t
.1 them. commencing Mondau. August 15th.
m-~ ..-x .
Ask for Hunt Stamps.
. CUT OUT THIS COUPON.
to fill it
a. tart uour Huut Stamp book and encourage uou
*udfgklu, we will give to everubodu who comes into our store
this week. 5’30 Hunt Stamps Absolutelu Free of Charge.
Also. cut out above coupon and use it this week.
it) Stamps Fret i‘
6 Cakes Ozoi p or
one. of the
' ' r0 3.
30 Stamps Free with one pound of our lNo. ] Ten, mixed or black at o t
E
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‘i
. xtraordinarl
alk and South Norwalk.
Comp ny Adapts Hunt Tradin
' . \ . . . adcast that we arenoW 0 'ng awau the famous Hunt Trading Slam
We take this means Of ”0013““ it bro countrii. second to none. and for th
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tidal
lino. iii."
g Stamps
ps on all purchases at our two stores
at reason we have decided to give
Look Over the Beautiful Premiums on‘ Xhibition in the Windows of Our Two Stores!
Ask for Hunt Stamps.
following items:
25c
PRESENT THIS COUPON
at our store. and upon making a
or more. uou will receive
addition to those iiou are entitled to on
until Saturdaii.
August 20th.
NEW YORK GROCERY COJS BOTH STORES.
ook over this exceptional offer of Fine Groceries and Free Hunt Stamps.
fit! Stamps Free with this order of 690.
it, lb. No. 1 Tea
purchase amounting Ito 50 cents
$2 worth. (20) extra Hunt Stamps. in
flour purchase.
Good
I
25c
t 40 7 (‘ 1, q “I. Soup for :ific, l lb,l Flu” Cream Cheese ltio
. . P 2 on mixed or black a 0- .111 W- ' ‘4 1). him Black Pepper we
30 Stamps Free With one pound of our No. T , ) 6 ”m. Wasl liaising; r . 12L 1 1h “mt Pearl Tam"... 7‘.
. _ . 3 . (.3> mixed or block at 3it‘. ‘ ll. llox ‘ A ‘1 01 C l liottlc Monarch Table Sluice 15c
30 Stamps Free With one pound of our No, 1‘ 3 iidttlc Sc liliiiug for he ._
' ‘ l‘ 1 “'0 Scour-lug Soup for or: _ ‘ , , , " Total ‘59“
l ilh \tl hr 0 Cereal l'lc tilllhlilllllillgs (bi-let: wrtli lili‘iis 01:00:; oéemc. , 3"
' , , _ 0 at 30c. 1 per i. . _ “ i. es .il'a am . 0c a .0 0 .c.
10 Stamps Free with one pound of our Jain and Morlia (‘offc 1 Pack” oniiicti Outs for 10c 1 lb. Fancy sap pmk ‘ 5- lilo
0,; lb C id Packed Tomatoes for 2th l l’cck Fancy Native Potatoes . 17cl
w. . , ‘. ,, . . ., .., '
, oiiareh Baking Powder for title 1 3 H" I‘" ““2" Hominy 5V . 10‘
J - id ‘linracaibo Coffee at 26c. ,1 Pouni ‘alii‘oriiia Prunes for 35¢ 1 liottlc ”1"" Label Catsup i. - Zic
5 Stamps Free with and pound of out. . an). ar . . i 13:31 c Salad Oil for ”u , . - . Total 96;
5 Stamps Free with one. pond of our Best Santos Coffee at 15‘" .
[Fancy Elgin Creamery Butt "
Regular Stamps on all other goods.
'ofthe usual rich quality,
21¢ a Pound.
T
115 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
CHILDREN HAVE
I
m _
" ' ' ARED. l
‘ SPECULATION 0N CANDIDATES. !
l
- tain Any! Mount Vernon
Chicago Police Fat Family. ,
Trace of Charles .hm” chiln.’
(.‘lileAth, Aiigii i‘ilmnli‘im‘l“*‘lililess the
drum of Charles l Mir-ed,
,of Oak Park: but i‘ detectives! ford railroad.-
mmw.-__- imufl‘ by 1mm” ‘.' i‘“' to their Mount Vernon.
"' SUITS. has failed tong: n “11,. Fini-
ATWOOD PROBch \vliei‘eulioiits. iii 8 i’t‘m's ”it".
Conference of Lawyers in the‘Ottlcc oi ma, ill years all
‘ and Ernest. ii,
the Attorney-Geherat in the The. children
Capito .
day. All three
The office of. .-\ttoruuy-Gcncr:il Wll— mother m! the
liuni A. King was crowded with law- idence. 1h”, cur m,” Since.
vet‘s, yesterday afternoon, half an errand, and h, that ”low”
liour before the time set for the nieet— it has been a o from school,
ing of the lawyers who represent the. ren. when g pummi by a
defendants in the Atwood probate Monday nig Sou“ an“, the
suits. The meeting was the result of roughly drc: woman, appur-
an invitation by Attorney-General (hype had r d pmmmon to
King to the lawyers to confer and de— ently a be mine. She sceni-
cide upon a plan of united action. rest at the "d When denied
Many well—known lawyers throughout ed to h.3 a... (‘lll‘slng Neigh-
tlic state were present. The meeting permissio s saw tier pom-mg
was called to order at 2 oclock, and laws s00“
immediately went into executive ses- in at the,
sled. The following lawyers were in
e : .
mfiiirl‘i‘lianleWalsh, Norwalk. chairman Dr. C DISORDERS
of the Democratic state, central coni- FOR -
niittee; 1.. J. Nickcrsoii. Cornwall; 1‘. QUE TOURNEY,
iE. Rogers. Waterbury; Assistant State NAT igtist ]S‘__players in
Attorney John llalscy Buck. Hartford; N0 the national
F M Williams. New Milford; Charles yogter t found that the sun
' ' mque t the schedule was fol-
swas v attire. in the first (1mg.
especial prominence. particularly as it
is hardly thought that he would coii~
sider the proposition.
ni.iiiii’fiidiiitiiiniiiii
THE ANNIHILATOR OF WORMS
Democrats Glancing Over the Field far
.. I Victorious Leader.
That the action of the demoractic
‘ state central committee in leaving the
selection of the state headquarters to
Chairman Walsh and Secretary Thom:
‘as will result in the choice. of New
Haven. was almost authoritatively an:
nounced to a reporter for The Register
by a man high in the councils of the
. . who said:
Imilieu will be perfectly safe in stat~
ing that the headquarters Will be lo-
ted in New Haven. and that the an-
noiincement will soon be made. to that
mffiiu will the dispute. between the
. tyre town eoriimitttlees Illa‘veol‘lo deter.
.. f hence on us t: io cc.
Prégfttigtmln the slightest. Theoretically,
" the-central committee is ignorant of
“such differences. and will not meddle
‘ in them. It is to be hoped. however.
that they will soon be settled. ‘ .
The belief is entertained that chali-
"man Walsh will not long delay the
appointment of the. finance committee
he has been authorized to name, and
7 announcement of its personnel is ex-
"pscted at any time. included on the
committee will be one representative
from each county. with as many ad
ditional members from the more
densely populated sections as the
chairman may deem advisable.
be taken from
ed last Tries-
th their stcp~
an of the res-
ri stairs on an
day upon Chart
of the New lla
sir i t.
Corporat ion
ciicc with May:
merit. A few w
couiicll passed l
tion or railroad
coal uftpr today
nation was sent
reply was rccclv
railroad eoiiipiiii
n’s Specific
continuation to
poration Counsel
lowing letter to
noon:
L. Torrey, Putnam: S. H. Warner, Mid-
dietown; James McMahon. New Mil- of the ordinance
= s of the party for . . . .Hurlburt, Nor-walk; S. Har- lower defeat of Williams by Vernon.
EDA!" 23232311216; still somewhat :Pdderrfiu' Middletowni H. S. Coslee. ion «second division Young coal.
di
d, the members of the commit-
Glastonhiiry; George E. Beers. New
toe ,hpparently awaiting word. from
to .
' ‘ e W. Meloncy, Williman-
figjeWafizgrfl. Clark. Hartford; Wal- ing ulted as who“.
ter Holcombe, Torrington; A. 'i‘. Bier— in oa—Jacobiis beat Green
kan. New Haven; Lyman T. Tlngler. . at Dixey; Jacobus beat
Rocxville; J. H. Roraback. Canaan; st es beat Williams;_ Cox
Judge Charles H. Briscoe, Hartford; Bllt.
Jam some tine work in mak— ration that the t
Dav long shots. The morn-
“You are hereh
(finance will be
if, within forty-cl
soft coal within t
was the prevailing belief. but.
in gas at the same time expressed
‘ dailrers of Mayor Charles F. Harrison B. Freeman. Jr., Hartford; division—Bosworth beat. of Mount Vernon
“t 1;? :f‘NorMch.‘ would object to R. 0' Wells, representing Robinson a: ebb beat Crosby. Drake
Not that it is be-
" 5’ rich action.
“3*: that Mayor Thayer‘s following
1 where near sufficiently strong to
its favorite at the head of the ,
‘ but it is given the credit of be.
Meiently \vell developed to 0p
mandamus action should it feel
obtnson. Hartford; Morris W. Sey-
mour. Bridgeport; Donald G. Perkins.
of Brown & Perkins. Norwich.
Attorney-General King presided at.
the meeting. Most of lthe trime wgs
alt n u with suggest one rpm : ‘
flingrentplawyers as to the best met iivlslon~Wnbly beat March;
Robinson; Webb heat A. G.
W. L, Robinson beat
; A. C. Robinson beat Bald-
. Davenport beat Graves;
beat Porter; Graves beat
methods will be
and
York, it was impoasible to
”Hm“ him any statement of his
‘ pending which all speculation
perforce be groundless. By some
thought that his previous experi-
P-in the role of gubernatorial can.
5my have satisfied him for a
while-by“ a it is contended
with the p poets of victory as
me they are now considered. he
y enter the field and lead
.. ' ticket, under Judge Parker-s
h‘ .h rosecutlons will be brought
w ritual} the meeting the opinion 1) ”1 Gle-EiA'lrnofTHE WORLD'S
veiled that the exact method of . ,
' ht t b . you should take along a bottle
bznlflflcdwmea upon (mg no e .. mbeli‘iiain’s Colic, Cholera and
Aite'r the meeting the opinion vet wear. The hot weather.
expressed by some of the lawyer 9 and 0113389 0f drinking water
many of the cases which A .... “it are 311110“ certain to produce
plaintiff. dropped last week or. 093. and when ini have this
lawod. and that this fact, as . dy 3* hand you can check it at
humanitarian reasons, influenc- - I! you wish to buy it while
. 9 you can at it at any drug store
THE DEATH PENAL
officials. Mr.
that a war
will follow. Chief
.t. Louis. and at the Inside inn Dru
. re.
For sale by Stillma-waell
thing sometimes .
, mm on several . A “mghux‘ mere summit -ratlon. Clifford Pharmacy,
vwmiwfieguagthepgofi denatumouu or puny boils '3“ m.“ fudge Pharmacy. 2&3”. avg; OPERA?
n: l i Wm 49!“ 1,013“!- It“ m I {W ' L
amminem
VEI‘P‘ ‘- 3
WILL HALT TRAINS.
Officials to Take. Engine
Drivers FromTheir Engines. Old
MOliNT VERNON. N. Y., August if.
use of Soft coal on trains
and : of the New York. New Haven and Hart.
forty-eight hours.
ralgneil for violating llll ordinance re~
cciitly passed by the common council.
Notice to this effect was served to
war between the
the city authorities is expected to re-
Drastle measures \vere decided on by
Counsel Roger M. Sher-i
man. of Mount Vernon. at'ier a contor-I
and other members of the. city govern-
ing it a misdemeanor for any corpora-
gard to this communication and
"i send you inclosed herewith a copy
while passing through the city of Mt.
Vernon violate this ordinance.
strictly enforced and.
ers shall continue. the most drastic
adopted to prevent it.
"Thor will be no hesitation in taking
your engine drivers from any train,
arraigning them for trial for thet
violation of the ordinance. HOMES to
receive .Vour immediate assurance that
“Corporation Counsel."
1‘! “18 Opinion of the Mount Vernon
Mellon will ignore Mr.
Sherman’s letter; and they will declare
on the railroad company
be called upon to arrest ail engine
drivers on locomotives using-80ft cord.
which might result
the entire Consolidated system.
. iiflilt’i litiiiiiatiiii hits
The cum 14min. iiii Vega-Ne; cashi- u M
itioaicvn nab nuance
. “40 wwmm ‘
WINE FOR THE CONNECTICUT.
-—...
while passing through of bottle
is discontinued Wlilllllifitfi‘OSS the
engine drivers leI
Iltctr engines and ar.
es S. Melleii president.
veil road and a bitter
railway company and
i1' Edward F. llriish.
lion,"
eeks ago the common
1 city ordinance mak-
conipnriy to use soft
to Mr. Molten and no
cd. As a result of the
y‘s indifference in re-
its‘nie that the
violate the law.
Sherman sent the fol-
‘ ships.
“Finally.
rains of your system.
3; notified that the or- LADIES.
glit hours the use of
he corporation limits
by your engine driv-
Mead.
your company will comply with the of- last Sunday,
WIN so doing. . ~ on or defense. it was reported at t t beat hatch: Pvle beat At dinance. ‘1‘ am. very respectfully. relatives In Washington.
‘fltnfhel . nee ofJndge Bron~ meeting that there are 450 cases ”—- ROGER M. SHERMAN.
charge. '
of Police Foley will
Y.. writes:
in the tying up of
Me by
Foley's Kidney Care.
neared.
I! Mi DOV/ELI;
”any”
WASHIN TTON.
Societies of t‘oniiecticut,‘the
In reply, Mr. Darling. the
secretary of the navy, sent a letter.
part of which follows: ,
i “it is inconceivable that the break-
. A mpy of the ordi-. ing of a bottle of wine upon the Coll‘
neeticiit cart injure her as a battleship
or work the slightest injury to any
man: and as an example it 'seems to
cause
pear in the Washington town court to-
day at 2 o‘clock to answer to
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G, B. Burbans, of Corlisle Center, N.
"About four years ago i,
wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney trou-
taklng less than five bottles of
it entirely stop
fluent, and pain
ey disease disap-
0 say that I have
never had a return of any of those
symptoms during the four years that
boys plunder! and I an: evidently cured
to stay cured, and heartily resentment]
y Kidneyogufi to. ‘.
pod the brick dust and
and symptoms of kidn
I am‘gtad t
Battleship win he Christened in the:
Way.
Aug.
li has played a vi-
tlic. sons of Con.
of
permit. me to suggest that
of the city of Mountlyou and the three million people you
prohibiting the use of softfl‘clil‘esent. o
it is a matter of common obser-ithoiight that wine thus expended can:
neither lmperil the soul, nor contrib-
ute to the cup of human sorrow."
tight to find comfort in “let
DR. LaPRANOD’l
‘ COMPOUND.
camararrum-Wa“
AUTOMOBILISTsiARRESTED.
GREENWICH, August 18.—Evereti.
a young millionaire of
place, was arrested yesterday by Depu-
ty Sheriff Ritch on a warrant from
Constable Johnson, at Washington,
Conn. charging him with speeding his
automobile around Lake Waramau's'.
When Mean was visiting
this
He will up-
the
i
18,—»liespltei
ii deuvorers of
which
action
New YOrk Grgifiery Co’s Ioth Stores.
55257 Main Street. Norwalk.
5,
.
l
.
I
i
h; launched at ”mi Hartford railroad. either foil or was
(“)h knocked from the top of a box car, by
looming in
street bridge, yesterday morning.
was picked up unconscious and taken
.to St. Francis Hospital.
wounds. but no broken bones.
take a few days to determine whether
he sustained liitcrrizil injuries
8
IOFY.
25c.
one uniform; ,.
KNOCKED FROM FREIGHT CAR.
Christopher Cusick, of East Hartf
HARTFORD, Conn, August iS.-!
illi‘ protests of the Christian Eriili»~ii\'or? Christopher CNSWK 01' East “3"“)va
tradition- " a brakeman on the Hartford and Wm
M wine will be by()k(xn;erlilll‘,\' freight on the Highland
mm.- of the battleship (30h. , slon of the New York, New Haven
,neciicut, when she
New York navy yard next month.
behalf of the Christian K
Corinecuilcnt. H, E, Snooper. of Keri-
slngton. Conn, forwarded to the navy
department a number of petitions res
questing that wine be not used at this
function. but that there be. used in its
stead "pure crystal spring water from
the Connecticut hills, against
for nearly 300 years no indictment has
been found. and with:
tal part in building
necricut into the smears of the are
The wise men rite of human ms.
at while they rite we’re making ills
Which make you healthy. well an
Wright's Pills are Want, and never my.
Wright's'lndian Vegetable Pill cu.
1‘4” Wn'flI—fir More Trial lid/a Camry"
WARDEN JOHN F. WADE RESIGNS.
Appointed Superintendent of the New
Departure Company in Berlin.
BRISTOL, Conn. August 18.——-Wur-
temperanceiden John F_‘Wade tendered his resig<
Cor- would he better served if more of the. nation to the
world’s product of wines were spilled
terday noon. giving as his reason, on-
Mr. Mellen this‘after-J overboard to wash the hulls of battle.
tieipated absence from town. He has
been appointed superintendent of the
New Departure Company. in Berlin,
Germany. a promotion from the super-
lntendeney of the company's local fac-
PUTS AN END To iT ALL.
A grievous wail oftimes comes as
in result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs.
Liver complaint
thanks to Dr. King‘s New Life Pills
they put an end to it all.
gentle but thorough.
Guaranteed by
Drug Store.
CUTTING OF CABIN RATES.
LONDON, Aug: l7.—At the London
office of the Cunard line today it was
said that the officials had no knowl-
flrst and second cabin rates as well as 1’
the steerage rates.
steamers lists, it was added. are full:
up to Aug, 20.‘ it was pointed out that ’
cmAsr
Picked Up Unconscious.
ilivi- f in the
and '
terday afternoon.
contact with the Laurel
He
doors.
lie has face that be
It will
strong
Del.. says:
and belching.
For late by all druggislo.
M...—
board of burgesses ycs‘
.—
Dlzziness, Backache.
and Constipation. But
They are
Try them. Only
F. H. Baxter's
I.
—.—_.s
and from the Tyne.
and reported that
P i . Ira W,
R IA writes: “i was
children.
yours. nutter-lax
m M mom, emu“ _.p
«mayhem
Mu-
gsun's 0F c. PRESTON ATWO
l
With Attorne
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
4 "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
I tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50‘
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Pialsted. F. H. Bax-
ter, and the Clifford Pharmacy.
HEREROS FLED PANIC STRtCKEN.
BERLIN. Aug. l7.———(}en_ Von Trotha.
commander 0f the German forces in
South Africa. reports that the' Hereros,
after the battle of Aug. 12. tied panic
stricken eastward. Two divisions pur-
sued the natives by forced marches to
Omutjatie. where the pursuit was
abandoned owing to the dispersion of
the Her-ems and the lack of pasturage
and water. The Estoroff column pur-
sued the natives from the north and
defeated several bands Aug. 15 on the
river Oniuramba. inflicting heavy los-
ses. The Germans had only five men
killed and seven wounded.
Roman Eye Balsam
FOR WEAK 0R SORB EYES
—.
OD.
0rd,. Lawyers and Judges of Probate Meet
y General King.
HARTFORD, Conn, August 18.-——Be~
tween 25 and 30 lawyers and judges of
probate, representing all the counties
state, met Attorney General
King. in his office at
the capitol, yes-
for a conference in
regard to the many suits off). Preston
Atwood. against administrators of use
tatcs. The meeting was behind closed
Attorney General King has said
is adverse at this time to mak-
ing public the position 0! the attorney
general's office, biit it is likely that he
will make a public statement concern-
ing the conference later in the day.
BRlTiSH STEAMER STOPPED.
AJACCIO, Corsica. Aug. 17.—Tha
British steamer Section. coal laden
All the Cunard , Kaiserln Maria Thor-eats. After an ex-
amination of the Scotlan's papers she
i was allowed to proceed. A Russian of-
WAS IN POOR HEALTH FOR YEAR!
Kelley: of Kennett! Pl"
‘poor health for two
kidney and m
that trouble, and. w considerable
butcim without.
benefit. but on ‘w
I» mm meow. imposed... a... a... .
‘ desire an aid ”ammo” um «it?
«$.er tit
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