circuit. vALuso
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at 75c. counterpoint. we. ".15.
unfinf'fiuflflid’bfis’ with.
E. K. amigo, ,
Mohackcmo floppfimk.
is “denying WWW ctmt.
. '. loathsome; . q
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A .
WEATHER FORECAST. .
For‘hloizlvallt Still.“ ‘inity: .125" to-
,night and Saturday. e ales. oi low
pressure that has prevailed for several
days in the neutrals and Eastern sec
tions producing cloudy and“ rainy
weather has now moved . eastward and
is over the'rmarltinlo" provinces. it
its followod by an. extended area of
hi h pressure and pleasant weather
will moderate temperatures. The
weather in this vicinity will be plea-
sant with brisk westerly winds and
quite» cool nights, but warm during
the day.
M
Herman Quittner has purchased
Percy E. FerrisI automobile.
—Speclal Sale Ladies Calico Wrap-
pers, and Kimonos at one half former
price. M. B. Smith & 00.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale, of South
Norwalk, are visiting Mr. and ‘Mrs.
Coley Scofield, Scott's Corners.
--Brown and Black Derbies. O‘Brien,
A regular rehearsal of the Arion
Singing Society was held last evening
at Arion Hall. "
Mrs. Andrew Collins, of Danbury.
who has been seriously ill, is getting
along nicely now. -
~—'l‘akes the burn out; heals the
wound; cures the pain. Dr. Thomas'
Electric Oil, the household remedy.
Harry W. Street collector for Ray-
mond Bros. is spending the day in
New York City.
Rev. William Maher, D. D.. of South
Norwalk. yesterday attended the
month's mind roses for Rev. Henry J.
Lynch. of Danhnry.
——Florlda Pineapples. 160. F. D.
Lawton & Company.
_.—
Mrs. George H. Traendly and Mrs.
John Wall will go to Philadelphia to-
morrow in regard to settling an estate
there.
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—Umbrellas, mourning bands, O‘Brien
A. J. Collins and Company have a.
fine line of refrigerators which will
be needed ‘in a few days as this cool
weather cannot last all summer.
A regular semlamontvhly business
meeting of the Nutmeg Club, of Nor—
walk, ,was' held last evening. routine
business being transacted.
—-Elgln Butter 28c lb. F. D. Lawton
& Company.
lockeiioe Tribc. l. 0. if. M., of Nor—
walk, will meet this evening at the
wlgwam in the Gazette building. The
chief's degree will be conferred.
The temple degree will be confer-
red at a special conclsvc of Clinton
Commander-y, Knights Templar, this
evening. ‘
_,,_.__._._
~Brown and pearl Soft Hats. O'Brien.
—-—--v--i-r-—'°
The Halters Sick llsuefit Society
will hold their monthly pleating Mon-
day. May 25th. Refreshments will be
served. Free. 8. Selby.
“We have the handsomost line of
ladies White Petticoats and Corset
Covers to be found. M. S. Smith 8: co.
Miss Margaret Claven is ill at her
home in Connecticut avenue, and Mrs.
Clarence ll, Nowlan is substituting
for her in Grade A of the Franklin
street school; I . -
Several trunk loads of‘boolla and
other effects of the late Senator Plait
came through from Washington. I).
(3., this morning. and were placed on
the 6:20 train for Washington, Conn.
~Ths Missal. ...varlclx... of .csndy
fresh ulna. ii and 2°C lb. M. sf
- W , l.
Rifreuclc Ill. be;
rill
Chicago ail-lit Trauhlccjilii Do, and
Definite Stops Arc Deferred
/ U til Tomorrow.
CHIGM'IO.” I lit—voters “l r-
ltlit to open at d settlemen‘tegfptoho
tetmstdrs' st lk‘ here were thinner“
lisy set sail a t , an. Through this do
parture of, r sldent Campers for Day-
ton. Ohio. let"lilgilt.‘ ‘the‘ chief in
fiuenc upon w loll hopes of peace
were enters ‘ all approved.
The denim attitude of Iiitsrnlltional
President 0. 4 abscissa ills bitterness
toward the tote street merchants,
when he‘tlcc see; of. conspiring to
wreck the ‘dmdters’ organization
seemed to p cciude the possibility at
any definite stops towardve‘n adjust
meat of the rouhle before the return
of Mr. Gone rs to Chicago. no on
pact: to reach: his negotiations-tamer
“0W. I . ‘ ‘
The nldcl'xrianlc committee held con
feronces today with representatives 9.
the teamster pad, the attorney 1‘9in
'VIayer,‘for' h'e employers. Chitirma
W- a monomers himself or eat
lsfied with the'progress made. The
most encouraging phase of the sit in
lieu today w ‘S‘tha change i frn;
on the part a the tsemiters fl enter
mg into negotiations With thatean:
owners and considering a proposition
from that b dy to arbitrate the cues.
tioh of deflection to the boycotted
houses. Should the teamsters‘ counci',
at its meeting tonight accept the
team owners} arbitration proffer‘lt we".
generally believed toting that the our
of the strike is at him . All adverst
decision would be the signal‘for rals
ing the girl e against all busines:
firms now it, acted except the Stair
Street Dpartulent ethics. the express
companies and the coal concerns.
SCHOONER PALMER FLOATED
Imprisoned ,on the Send-t Vermouth
Flats for Four Mwills. .
YARMOUTH, Mass, my 19.“;Aftel
being imprisoned'in the sand on Yer.
mouth Flats for nearly ,four months,
the big- fiveimast‘e'd, schooner Harwood
Palmer is once m‘ore‘allost. The Pal—
mcr was blown on the flats “in tht
great storm of January 26. and repeat
mattemptg to pull her off had failed
cently preparations had been mad:
for another effort, in view of the'ap
preaching decree of high” tides and a
channel was dug about the stranded
vessel. During the nigllt she was
made fast to the tug Peter M. Bradley
and an anchor attached to an engine
on the schooner also thrown out. Whei
the tide alas full the engines wort
started and, slowly the schooner beget.
to move. This time there were no fills»
hope, the ropes hold and inside of ai
hour the vessel Was ali‘oat and anchor-
cd in the buy. Apparently she ha:
sustained little damage. '
Tho Pal or, which is a new vessel
was bound from Belen for a southern
coal port at the time of the accident
Follies Measures.
Several owners of Foster Park lots
are planting them this season. Juice
and Ella‘G ri'lson,‘the famous travesty
stars. nevi potatoes on their six lots;
Martin Sp hr also has potatoes on hit
two, Charles Smithe on his one. and
Samuel Smith on three; whileEwald
Knorr, Guilt“ Armour, Henry Flsgg
Alfred WI mot, David Dickson and
many othtirs are planting misceilsn
eous gardens vegetables on theirs. ii
is truly a. ardcn spot.
S. 8. Dayton. an old resident of San.
gatuck. who lives in the George llrll-
lou house, 88 Winfield street. express-
es himself pleased with thc IOt'laIll.‘
He will probably buy the place and
become a citizen.
The null-s held Saturday liflcrlloonl-
at Foster Park, though not numerous!)
atlcndod, generally result in severe"
new owners taking their places among
the manythrlfly freeholders already
located lllcrc.
Silas Jones and Ernest llrundagt
have hired and are planting the plot
of three lots owned by Prof. Svoc.
Gustav Amours is plarlnlngta new
house for his property, corner of Win
field street and l’leaspnt View.
WANT MONGOLIAN LANGUAGE.
(.llil'i‘At-Sibcl'la, May 19.——Tho 00h
gross Burials in session here. has poll
llonoll the minister of the interior to
permit the introduction of the Mongol-
ian langu go in the schoolmlor peruils
slou to ublish a newspaper in lht
Mongolia language and illtlt they be
officially denominated Buddhists and
not Lamlilllts. The Burials are ii Mon-
golian Dabble, living chiefly in the gov-
ernment of lrkutsk and tho trans«iiai-
kal territory, Siberia.
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Kme sowanos LIVEI.
LONDON. May lbw-King Edward
held a loveu in the throne room of St
.lmumi' isisce today. Most 'of tho
illi'lilllill'fI of the diplomatic corps ai-
loiltloli. Ambassador (lliosto-priuloiltoti
IAIWIN El alumnus the new third nec-
rclarr o .mammmmmu
only othiw Ilmcr an prawn was
t, of New: .orlt. ‘
. .96. i . . .o
Ilia Iilllli
were lT colon": cost suv moss rails soulrumo THAT II
«rattles. wrestlers A raw or con ”scum-.-
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DHDIGI VOUNC FOWLY, $.‘........
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nmammtumcnoipn...
“he creme Lillie... ..
cool euamns ”RING Lam. ..
won cunldliifl'ud ”also
«1% lb.
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our cANNIIi ‘ Ileana in Town AT
106.9%!)
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um easel-l. FULL AND esusaou Lv encroariouso.
availv s'l'i‘rcil is race, eve v sol-Tourism This
Y ARE TRIMMED'AR it EXQUISITE.
THE GARMENTO'ARI IDINTIGKL IN QUALITY WIT-H THOSE YOU TIND HIRE THE YEAR‘ROUND.
THE 'ONLY DIF'ERINQI IS THE Pfilfiflg: HMS!!! ARE “3'” A FEW OF THE GOOD THINGS:
”,3 i i this.) A f‘ .1" H, J! . ‘ l‘ ‘ . » I . . ‘
Corset: Covers.
Blouse Corset Covers of good
muslin, all sizes worth, the each;
at
9c. '
Blouse Corset. Covers of line
cambric trimmed with fine torchon
lace, pearl buttonq, linen tape. our
regular 250 cover, sizes 32 lo 44
at , I
2lc
Blouse Corset Covers of soft fln~
lsh cotton, or nainsook, Valen-
ciennes lace. beading, baby ribbon
and insertion, also trimmed arms
eye. regular price 35cm .
25c. . 5
Several styles in fine cambrlo
and nalnsook comet covers. trim-
med with lace, ”insertion and em-
broidery. our regular 600 styles at
~ ,390
Elaborately trimmed Corset
Covers, with dtgop lace and Inser-
tion front and ask. regular price
75c at
500 "
Our regular 980 Corset. Covers
at this sale only
' ‘_ 9750“, .'_'
Night’I'lobes.
Gowns of cambric or muslin.
some with clusters of tucks and
cambrlc ruffle, others with V neck ‘
and yoke of embroidery and tucks
our regular 509 gowns, but far
superior to most. gowns on the
market. at the price.
:Mc
Csmbric or inusliu gowns, with
yoke of Swiss embroidery, tucks
and Hamburg edging, several
styles, worth 850 at
65c
Gowns of extra good muslin or
cambric, high, square. or‘ V neck,
neatly trimmed, our regular $1.00
garments at 75 . J‘lne nainsook
and cambric go all, Very dainty
styles,
are to§3.0ll ,
Street. N .
i- r
HUBBY WAGN'T AFFECTIDNATE.
30 Mrs. Lane wants .a
Judge Makes Important Ruling.
The contested divorce suit of Aman-
la M. lsmc, against h‘rankliu l’. Lillli‘.
which went on trial before Judgc
Shuniwily in the civil sullerlor court
yesterday afternoon, is dcvciopiug
_ iuilo lull-rusting features. The bones
‘lall from Stamford and
narricd in 1882.
Mrs. Lane wants a divorce and all-
mony. upon the grounds of intolerable
rruclty, which seems to consist of the
illi‘Kalion during the 12 ycars of
married life he never showed her the
proper amount of huabuudly affection.
lie on the other hand, is contestlhg
lhc all“. claiming thll his wife, de-
iol'lell him five Ylllfl EEC.
During the trial thii morning .ludgc.
Shumway showed thiit a witness may
00 shoved to' mechanism the family
skeleton inc imven In court. Thr-
wilnesa ,‘ ill 1“.“ Button of
Stamford "and Atmmoy Keeley of that
town’likeff'lflml‘. ‘ ‘
"Ytlu had‘frmlhies with your own
wife. didn‘t you, and she left you?"
“That's my own business," replied
the witness sharply.
“Well. now-" said Mr. Kseler, ap-
pealing to the court.
"machined," said Judge Bbumway
without, hesitation a moment. "The
supreme court has ruled that such
questions Which don't affect the credit.
lbillly of the witness, are not proper."
CLEARID Fiat nol‘lON.
When the body “DIEM“ for solicit
by Dr. Kid‘s New Life l‘ills you can
loll it by ‘i e biotun of posit Ton the
cllockil: the brightness unite in '
they were
,’ the firmness of the flesh and tunnel I
the buoyancy oi the mind. Try them.
At if. ii. Buster's only store. 25 coma
TUIMD OVIR TD “MIR.
Willlunwiovdoy him to Wumn
Yesterday to Pace Auuur.
‘ William“ Ramsey win to our to
Sheriff Romper of W yester-
«yawning-slur consult": night
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pertinence. w...
o o , a ,
r? s will Wilt-53%. M-
ed by Harry R. Sherwood amp
0 mm It
p it 5th . w
fallen occurred A It 18. "M.- w-
l anaemia. counts Drill}:
some mos ago for retail r
WE, iii i Vim” I'm
o my ‘
msnrof stinger! indie maps. and
it'd: Illiciflv t iii
ed" illiii dict-o will III some im-
ttdlsclmrcs II! which other por-
tion will figure. Hartley iii married.
“Will II, hill“ It’ll! to “can. to a
d if he implicates others.
biennium called to use him
tor-summoning. tam
harmsdhmusonrefimw
dictation. .. ,
do
I“ induces
tic can is prou-
ruisfl .‘
we: more was...
, he on taken any and hr
daffodils mom of bonds masonry '
For Stout Women
Extra silo gowns, drawers, cor.
set covers, undorskirts. and long
skirts. all, I“. special prices during
this sale; : ‘
leF—fw
Drawers.
Cnmbrlc Drawers, with deep ruf-
fle. and cluster of niche, yoke
band. tapes or buttons. sold in
some places at“ 290, our regular
25;: ”garment. at
19c
urawers of calm good muslin,
with ruffle of embroidery, worth
bOcat .
35c
Drawers of fine muslin with
deep ruffle of excellent ,cmbrolu-
cry. the. best 50c draWcrs in the
town at
42c
Drawers of fine canibrlc and
nice soft nalnsook. daintlly trini-
mod,
75c to SI 00 per pair
Children's drawers. sizes 2 to
14 years, our regular price for
large sizes is 19c, any size now
'02....
. Skirts.
Full umbrella skirt with deep
liounce of fine. lawn and several
clusters of flicks. also dust ruffle.
the. ileatesl. fullest. and best dol-
lar skirt on the market, special
at this sale
We
Fine cambrio skirts with two
.rows of deep lucv insertion. clus-
ter of tucks, and lace trimmed
flounce, splendid value at $1.25,
this sale,
98c
Finn cambric skirts with deep
flollilce of latest. style embroider-
lcs. and heading of. tucks, also
skirts trimmed with lino lace and
insertion, worth $1.98 at
SI 50'
Finer skirts from
Si 98 loy$4 00 each.
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PRICE OF GUM CAMPHOR SOARS.
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From Japan and Chinese Pro-
vinces Near Seat of Struggle.
Gum calilphor is .l'clulliug at $1 a.
pound no lllullcr whether you buy one.
pound or 100, provided mil can got us‘
lfllil'Il. This makes the price of culli-
phor abnormally high so lllilt when the
careful housewife clinics to put away
the winter furs and overcome she will
he aghast at what she. will have to pay
fer the drug.
The presenttltussian-Japanese war
responsible for the present high price
of culuplior inasmuch as practically
all of the calilphor used in tho cntlm
world comes from Japan and t‘hlnose
provinces near the seal of the war.
In Japan so many men have bccli
called to the front that labor there is
more score and higher than for many
years and in addition the government
enacts a heavy export duty on all pro
ducts of the empire shipped abroad so
as to get revenue with which loholp
carry on the war. Thou ill addition
because of the uncertainty of capture
by some stray Russian ship the ocean
freight rates are very high with a
heavy com for insurance.
All those things have contributed to
forcing the price of culuphor up and
in addition the visible supply is small.
The wholciliuo price of this cour
molllly is 80 or 95 cents a pound with
only a very limited amount on hand.
Should the war continue two years or
more longer cempbor would bucomc
silliout an unknown lhliiiz.
Ohms
.luootmo WITH DVNAMITI.‘
' Is no DIDN'Mflmf‘mlll than to no
glort disorders. Foley's Kidney (lure
corrects irregularities and its: cured
many severe roams after other ironi-
mcnt has failed. ‘ It builds up the worn
out tissues Indra-toms health and
sleet kidney disorders. Foley‘s Kidney
Corn corrects irregularities and but
cured many covers a otter other
treatment: he; fellatio thullds up the
worn out tissues as . allot-a health
and vigor. "'i rm t tiled with kids
iisy complaint. for about two yam.
writes A. it. Davis. of lift. sterling.
as are sifoctrd it “croissant care.
he d at Finland‘s Drug Store. ”
‘ WI!
ODVIINOR NOT 'D’NOID.
Never indi’omd’d’hai Ho Would Not
Approve ii. Nhfi‘i‘tsosporutloo
, c. .
General I. 0. finely. of New Haven,
stated today that We: Henry 9*.
lions would a am this bill's
! l .
siesta"... ”fit ‘
this city on a unit
cation 0 , 7
am this W was to our
our ~ W on:
“was“ » this:
6. « ' ‘ e '
an" ' s 'sl‘s'“ ‘
N _ South Norwallt.
,‘ ' " com.
I .
I
Undereklrts. ‘
Umbrella htylc undersklrts with
full lawn flounce, three deep tucks
and hemstltthd hem, regular
price We at
39c
Cambric undershirts with ruffle
of embroidery. and cluster of fine
tucks. a very neat, dainty garment.
special,
45c
Other stylos at
75c and “.09 each.
Chemise.
w
Chemise made of fruit of loom
muslin, with corded band and
pearl button. our regular 39c gar—
ment at
29¢
nun—u..—
Chemise of fins muslin, with
square neck, back and front, wldc
insertion, and
worth title at
Hamburg edging,
50c
Combination Chemise
98c ”$3.00 each.
illscrlnilnatlng buyers—those
who appreciate dainty underwear
and who know that host styles go
firstmwiil make their purchases
now while the assortment is at the
, 5height of colllplelcilces. .
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MR. rampant-25's succssoa.
.Dlvorce— Great Proportion of the Dnug Comes Will Not So Chosen Until Next Octo~
bee—Many gandldatos in the
laid.
it is the understanding in chubilclui
circles that Govcrnor Roberts will wait
until fall before calling the special
clot-lion to elect. ii representative Ill
congress for the Third District to suc-
ceed Mr. Brnndogeo.
There is no need of hosts in the mat-
ter and some of the candidates will be
well satisfied to have more limo to get
their affairs in shape for the conven-
tion. it is probablc that in order to
save the expense and trouble of a sep-
arate election dity. the election will be
held on the date of the October town
meetings.
Thc candidates reported to be in the
lead ill the present time are Attorney»
General King and General Eugene 5.
Boss. of Willliuantic, for Windham
county, and Edwin W. Higgins of Mir
wlch in New london county. with See.
rotary of State liodenwein, of New
London, well in the race with substan-
tial backing from his section. ill:-
Seluitor Chandler, of Thompson. also
has aspirations. Ex-Sccrctary of
State Scarlett of Putnam. Iii out of the
men. As the district is so strongly
Republican the Democratic managers
are not yet discussing candidates. but
will call a convention in due time.
probably about the middle of Septem-
or.
W
THI HIGHEST MAN N THE
WORLD
The richest man in the World can
not harri‘hls kidneys replaced nor live
without them. so it is important not to
neglect these organs. if Foley's Kid-
nor Cure is taken at the first sign
of danger. the symptoms will diasp-
poar and your health will be restored.
as it strengthens and builds up these
organs all nothing also will. Oscar
Harmon. lebanon. Kys, writer: "1
have used Foley’s Kidney Gore and
take great pleasure in stating it can
ed ins permanently of kidney disease.
which certainly would have cost. me
my life." Sold at Plainted‘il Drug
Store. ‘
IITHIL'OHURcl-I‘I New acacia.
more to Revolt in its; non for Rs-
" opening ”III" .‘ ‘ _ "
A considerable no on of the new
. 0 mm which is be ’ erected ifl‘
{3: Schindler EpiscopaWchuroh ? in1
:idclnory of ul- M.‘B. u. Adifllq.‘ flail,
mil gonadal fig-tilde “6b.: is it ’
o w , ' cola
' vi, hill Moog: "mystic iii cedar
. ‘i ‘ for reopening "on
follow as its“ ' till-romp « he
cortices of special fraternal. Due even-
ing will be devoted to the Brotherhood,
, and the speaker for that evening will
he, the ftsv. w. w. 1‘. ounces of South
«artistic-distant Cori-es clout. bony
acrylic”. ' . , ‘
WU
lions sir are too busy plotting aller-
~ rein to all time to pick it ballistic.
Ulllltlweal +
MAY“3'0tIh,‘AND. CONTINUES you one WEEK.
avenv annually oil SAD! tsetse, ..
scrapie ifllilKlliiPY on luolrrsssWuv Miirpgé
LACEB Alto! easements: WITH ‘ H
quality lisle,
”Sum
I .,.‘;e ., ’- 0.3V
soars NORWALK'S‘GREAT
II t. , "3‘" . 3“
6" r; {/I“
at"
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DRY GOODS HOUSE.
. .AGaNll: FORMAYTMANTON'S PATTERNS.
j , , fl . .51,” :1, \ ,
As the season advances the march undies attractions multiply.
stock demands its donned promiricnccl‘ln print.
Every
There are scores of m-
Ionablc items that should be emphasized, items that you are on the lookout
for just at this time: items that must appeal to your sense of fitness and par.
tloulariy to your sense of economy. We exploit a few of them for your
guidance.
LIGHT WEIBHT
KNITTED UNDERWEAR
The thin, cool. comfortable sunl-
l
Women's fine cotton ribbed pants in
knee and ankle length, and umbrella
styles, at 26c pair.
Women's fancy ribbed lisle vests,
mory sorts of underwear. We tempt special at 39¢ each.
you as follows:
Men's French balbriggau shirts and
drawers, the shirts with long or short
sleeves, the drawers with extra re-
enforced seats, tapes and extension
bands. at 50c per, garment.
Men's Egyptian yarn .balbriggan
shirts and drawers, shirts long or
short sleeves, drawers double seated.
very special. at 39c per garment.
Men’s good quality balbrlggan shirts
and drawers, long or short sleeve‘
shirts, double seated drawers. extra
good, at 250 per garment. I
Women's umbrella pants, very fine.
trimmed with torchon’
lace, and umbrella style, with French
and tight bands, at 50c pair.
Women's lislc or cotton ribbed vests.
wing sleeve and sleeveless, fancy or
plain, at 25c each.
Women's cotton ribbed wing sleeve
or sleeveless vests, at 121,“ each.
EXCEPTIONAL SELLING OF.
SUMMER UNDERMUSLINS.
We've got some lots of muslin under-
wear to offer you. that will surprise
you by their price cheapness.
Ladiea‘ muslin drawers. made with
heinstitched and tucked ruffles, at 26c.
Ladles' lace trimmed umbrella draw.
ers, at 39c.
liadles' short. while skirts. trimmed
with embroidery or lace, at 59c.
Ladies’ white muslin skirts, made
with deep ilouncc, trimmed with tor-
chon lace, at 98c.
83-85 Washington Street.
You’re Looking
For A Becoming Hat-
W. Home them at all prices, also full line of >
CHILDRENS' BONNETS, READY-TO-W AR HATSG. READY MADE VEILS
STAMPING DO N
TO ORDER.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
BB WASHINGTON STREET.
Special Train of Directors and Others
Goes to Foughkecpcie.
l’rcsldelil Mellon. of the Consolidat-
ed railroad. with luclllbers of his cx-é
RAILROAD MEN LOOK ovsa l
BRIDGE. . i
iReddlng Man Has a Trout That Eats
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
- 12-»... m
A STRANGE PET.
Worms From His Hand.
George Banks, of Budding. deputy
game warden, has a pot, the like of
which there is probably not. in the
ccullvo stuff and the board of directors stain or the country. The not Is a big '
of the road loft Ncw Haven, chnosil
day morning on a special train lit 91
o'clock. over the llcrkshirc llIVIHIfill,:
to review the lmprovcmculs and allcrg
utlolls that have been rendered nee-i
essary about the western end of lhe‘
slealn rallrond's newly acquired DNPI
pcrty in the Pouithkccpsic bridge
country.
The destination of the party is May-
lirook, lho illushroonl town being built
by IIlI‘ l'olld llt‘ili‘ Campbcll Hall, to the,
west of Pougllkocpaic, where the Eric}
the llolilgh & Navigation. the Ontario:
Er Western, and other roads collie ln,l
and where extensive provision for,
lraiunlcn has been made.
lt‘calurl‘ls that will very largely al-
tracl the altenlion of the party, will
be the facilities for western shipments
vla Mayhrook. the building of the
town of Maybrook, the extensive recon-l
slruclion of the l’oughkccpslc bridge.
Poughkoepslc and Danhuizy.
The trip was made in a train com-
posed of one baggage car, a diner and
a sleeper. Among those who wont be-
sides the directors were Messrs. Mcl-
lcn. Curtis, Higgins and Parker, lht‘
thrcp lust named being respectively
second ,vicoprusidont of the road in
charge of construction. the general
manager and the secretary of the
steam corporation. The return will be
blade on Friday.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. a flaming city is saved ,
by dynaniillng a space that the fire
can . cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs
on so long. you feel as if nothing
but dynamite would cure it. a. .
Gray. ‘of Calhoun, 0a.. writes: "My
wife had a very aggravated cough,
which kept. her awake nights. ~Two
hyllclnna could not: help her: so she
ook llr. King's Now Discovery for
Culisinuploln, Coughs and Colds which
cased .mr cough, gave her sleep, and
finally cured her.” Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and La Grippc. at
l“. H. Baxter's Drug Store. price title
and “.00: guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.r .:.~ "
lemon their rear transcended
adapter: or comb. , 0,, the. bra
lhngt—alliedto‘hsihma and
source of consumption.
,.inedicine,,.end cough cares.
. Irongv
iroul which Mr. Banks placed in a.
spring near his house some time ago.
The trout has hccu waxing, fat since
it began its rcsidcnco ill‘ the spring
and appears to be perfectly contented
in the exchange of the brook for tho
placid spring.
The fish is fed with luscious worms
(th'I‘y day by Mr. Banks and it. snows
that it recognizes him as readily as a
dog rccognizcs its master. it comes to
the edge of the spring cvory time Mr.
Banks appears and waits for the ox-
pcctcd worms. Not only will the fish
approach as near the bank as it can
swim, but will lake \vo'l'ius from Mr.
Bailks' hand when he holds them with-
in an inch 0f the surface of the water.
This trick of the fish has been exhibit-
cd to many visitors at Mr. Banks’
homo and it is surprising in view of
the shyness and warlness of the trout.
Variety.
TIME TRIED AND MERIT PROVEN.
One Minute Cough Cure is right on
time when it comes to curing Coughs,
Group. Whooping Cough, etc. it is per-
fectly harmless, pleasant. to take and
j is the children's favorite Cough Syrup.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. '"
FIVE FREIGHT'CARS DERAILED.
Broken Connecting Rod Causes Smash
Near Riverside.
Five freight cars were derailed just.
West of the Riverside station, about
11:45 yesterday morning. and tumbled
down the embankment. The cars were
loaded with merchandise. which was
strewn along the tracks. The wreck
was due to the brcakiilg of it connect.-
lng'rod. which fell on the track. throw.
Iiig lIli‘ lruck of the first car of! and
dcl'uiling the other four. Three of the
cars wore reduced to splinters. but no
one was injured. The delay caused
was only temporary. and did not. inter-
fere with the regular schedule of the
road.
lllducalion is all the lhlpgs you don't
learn ‘lvhen you go to whose.
. rug
c all tables.
most, .
Itbame! all schooled"
loaded. With" 11%
:l l (‘3'.
‘\
notice are fictitious and harmful. because no
remedy,
taken internally, only, ever did or. , ‘
. .r BRAZILIAN BALM, the gcmicide b
sent, alone has triumphed inevery case for 90
a ‘ _ 0 DD, V, _ ‘
madam ram mm,
“ ‘ more to drops every a hours and an scan to bathe the throat '
and chest with hot, clear Balm every night. That is this so
penetrates. Muses the inflammation. kills the germs, s "he the
counting and raising of phlegm, restoring the lungs to the vigor
:iif youth. Got; the 500 01‘ OLOO botflll. keep up
the treatment
faithfully for a few mm and we guarantee a cure clear down”
molest-tags of quiol'r‘couoamptlon.
ii. 1'. Jackson o 60., ladisnspolir.
rs
lilo coealnooropiotol‘. '
tedious. ,
hill.»
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