Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 12, 1905 · page 3

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from Virginia northeastward to Maine.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'VV'%'ghsngé in" temperature.

 

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lea, val for Wednesday evening,

 

 
 

lectric Oil. A cut? as Dr. Thomas'
Eclbctric Oil. At your drugglst’s.

 

r and Mrs George Northro, of
80 Nor-walk, were guests of rela-
tlvVV

in Southport yesterday.
M

fir. and Mrs. W F'.'1‘holnas, of
Br geport. were guests yesterday of
2 Mr; and Mrs. E J. Taylor. in Gran-

bully.

 

A A. Hodshun of Lowe street has

”Rivet! b‘y 'e‘tfii‘fls’ it' fine bll‘d (108.8

$13ng!!! a friend in Wheeling, West

 

The real estate agency of Jacob M.
Estes has seid not No. 9. on stor-
gen avenue for Col. Fred on John
miltw‘si

l" "4 Was-a

A' number at local baniters wlli go
to ”Norwich tomorrow. to attend the

annual meeting of ms State sisters
Annotation.

———£---—-——--

Miss Mary Graskuns, of use. con
tectlonery store, has been called to
New Haven, on account oi.’ the serious

illness or her mother.
W i. in Au...

lire. William Tuttle and daughter,T
Eve. of New Canaan, have been visit
in: her daughtm Incoheriea Stank,

in Norwalk. for several days.

The Norwalk _
writers will hold i
this afternoon at.
tics of Harry bier

 

 
 
 
 
 

«st
'l'w'l:0f

William F. Dsklyn received his new
A ocar runhhout. Bawrdsy. Mr, De-
K u add George L. Lockwood rought
th machine up from New Y . Not

lilay occurred during the trip;

 

The Diocessan convention of “Con
nbcticut will be held at iisrttoril. to

marrow. Rev Romill {‘9‘
ri,es Colonel walls 8 ith and {EN

Sign: will attend iron: Trinity church.

lrnree Norwslh' school distrldlii will
that} annual‘ meeting mine
or his

 

'1‘ Winhlpauif and North Gill:

trlct meetings occur Wednesday night
and the Over River ‘scbnoi meeting

Thursday night.

W
Cl. ll. Emery, A E. Heron. J. P
Iurphy, Mr. and iii-s. Arnold Itoos
EJ‘ Rhine, Edgar J. Moelle’r and sla-
ters, Carl D. BK tr Bldney s.“ Lens.
New York; Knigt Ric hurond.

Providence R. L; Delve- A.ii0c

Washington, D. 0.; s. Bishop, Co-

hoe‘s. N. it; Lisrsei .H‘

.Edward R. Fay. Danhury; A. ll Giv-
ens E. H. Welcothw Stamford; Samuel
'lHCurtis Dau-

tuck; in.” ‘lir‘r Ts. L. snub.
{d idgeneld; l. .icooper, Buffalo, were
guests Batufdsi and Sunday, at the

Harris, lloulvaMe

Iiotel Cllflord
-“

Letter to I. A. Woodward,
hull: Net-walk.

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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is stars-ling worm its.

I wimwfi has g?
".an Va very ism”! Hills; to ”A ”.2

Elohim
MWh2.i.22‘“dl:.'3.‘i. _
and 2 lwasdiisi it o‘ 'i ..
What the warns» on “giggly 23%;;

mgwds postponed “until

university Hoists: on :l‘huri:

of tin run versit ..
school was represented by i
ty and by the gradualfs, which
curried for degrees..

 

‘ reduction in retail lnade by the isle
Jphone company to those. residing in
farming districts b which telephone
service is given at 9 a year providing

 
 
 

9l'lilll'llll ~ya r.
Charleston gill!“ 80:6?

ed] genuine spanish \bu

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~ ipsogram conshtu‘ ow
dress by the Chancellor the announce.
most of wise winners and the confer-
Among the, condi-
dates from the School of news was
‘ alias Jeanette Herniittsuie Irst .ilsdym
upon whom the university has bestow-

 

 
 

meet:
ill: but remedies

mind when i came this
spell: that t it were a possible i log
1 would attend the real thing.

has or decrees belcvm Yoll

ill: what. it:
hYlhlililWlil
on men and $133313? 6“.

ill sheets are felt most on the
nerves, stomach and kidneys.

W
m. til“ “’5
run-down mat: and women.

Bosworih’

regulation
1' “WM

my have read about them and know
that. can be learned froni reed
rout I assure you one cannot realite
nish buii- ht .

 

acmel thing 8
l10in is until they havew messed it.
ha: is are fine animals, and for twenty?
four hours previous to the fight are
kept in a dark place, prscuosliy i: dun-
without food or water and when
arts is let out into the lib
1rho rushes like mad after t to men who
hold the red or purple cloths, or rather
he runs at the cloths. the men side
stopping to get out of the reach 6! the
home: after these men. some seven or
eight Of them. have tormented the‘ bull
for a while a picador or a horse, will
kdraw up near the bull to see if he will
Halve battle. it he will not make a rush‘
for the horse sometimes another horse
is tried ol' the men get after him with
their cloths again.
a rush tor the horse, all the man-which-
nor—can do is to lab the hull with a
d'Vlong handled pike, which is just about
as effective as jabbing a pin into
If the hull catches the
"horse fill and square in front he may
‘1er the borhe' right square over
nV“V1_bt:citwurds so the horse will tall square
on his back as w

 

degree of Doctor of P
school for the profus training Wag
More than four hundred de-
sas of various kinds

slit Norwalir sad vicinity: Cloudy

and probably showers tonight. Tues-
rough i m exit ds
“‘4 l M. W Pl} 5‘ ‘11 girl several thousand p
M: exercises or strol
grounds and listened to’ the
the Seventh Regiment “Band 2 ,
The university campus lies upon
high ground north of Morris Rel his
in the Borough of the Bronx.
famous two million dollar.
Hall of Fame, giVen by"
Miller Gould, faces upon'
avenue. Just south of 1 st?“w
'lihs Hall of Fame some at rations
bids a Greek porilco s d attendsl
ong the west front of the campus.
stands upon a bluff about two hill:
tired feet above the valley of the H
lent “litter, and there are
views up and down this alter

 

 

 
 
 

 

it is producing cloudy weather with
rs in the eastern portion
tine region and biolig the

Netti: Aitlantic coast. The wedlher in
2 thi in will Eh generally cloudy

203aned 2‘ probably
TIE loos showers: followed”. on
clearing. There wili‘not

 

 

.2 , W
iss Ma‘y Earlier, of south Main

str ' t, lsisiowly recovering from a two if the hull makes

 

 
 

2 ’ssuington Lodge; 1 o. (:2. 'r. or
O:- bury. has arranged a strawberry

 

,Mfisaentlu‘t'oaisit
has museum‘s“ WV
'MIMQVr “Wildlife Whirl.
I I! W E
Itoriginal" is fiddle
emotion (allowsiteuae.
”r m Nervous. have
”lien. Impure Blood.
Kidneys or need a torrid.
yty this, medicine;

Do You Suffer

iron: the deadly pain and
agony of Rhednisiisin'i

”lave almost dos lied
of relishysésd aluudonedpllope
We linve a message
lorjevery discouraged antics-er.

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to Washington Heights on
island, and thence to the P le
the New Jersey shore.
there, ,through gaps in that:
on only he had of the lid
Since the removal about ten steers we

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stir it s.‘ blirn‘?‘ use .2 Thoitlas no;

dOne ultt‘e yester
sglue the predict:
merit of the picsdor or rider in such a
case. yet he escaped unburL
a horse may be caught full under the
hindquorters and flung the other way.
One horse was caught in such it way
that he fell on his broad side and the2
driver was held down and the bull fell
full length or: the horse and rolled ov~'
m- the horse and on to the man.
thought that was going to be the mun’ s
finish. but four or five men. pulled the
monitor out and got him on his feet'
and he walked off apparently unhuri.

No matter how badly a horse may
he gored or torn, if it is possible to
get him on his feet he is put before a
One horse after being
gored so that his entralll were bang-
3 out in a. bunch as big as a peck
sure was run around the arena
and put before the hull time and again

One horse was simply ripped open
so that his stomach and entrails were
all hanging down and borne were drag-
gingon the ground and the horse was
walking on and tearing some of their:
with his hind feet and yet he was he-
lng rode around the arena. - One bull
caught a man up by the sleeve and
tossed him in the air.

 

 
 
 

 

20f the undergraduate college ‘ilnd the
scientific schools to the line iocatien
the university has prosperedexcesd

 

 

 

 
 

T E bALVE THAT PENETRAE E8.
Witt's WitchH
irates the pores of the skin and by its
antlseptlc. rubifocient and healing in-
fluence it subducs inflammation and
cities Bells, Burns. Cuts. mom;- "Feb
tier, Ring Worm and all skin discs s.
A specific for blind bleeding. ltchi lg
and protruding Piles.
Witch Hazel Salve
ill. 0. DeWitt at 00.,
by “The Glitter“ Pharmacy

2 Nearly all men believe that bans "1
esty in moderation is the best policy.

NOTICE.

The legal voters of the South Nor-
walk Union School District are hereby
notified and wdrded
. meeting of said Dfitrict within list.) *at‘

Franklin “met “Md“ “w": or: first the horn ran right through his
4L”Earn: but as there were no signs of
blood and the man need his 2am: all
right aflemardhcomludcd it was a
narrowescspe for him.

in the fifth light when a bu'l lid 1 got
a horse down and was poring him one
at the man of aev

 

 

 

 

All!- lcplloros

ivsly cures all rheumatic

ns and aches.

t does title. Thousands hue

written that Athilo-pho-roa
cured when all also failed.

You any not. know it, but

this Acid causes these terrible

that the annual

C

day evening June is 1
eight o'clock to hear the to
District Committee Treasurer and
Colector lor the past year. and to
elect a member of the District Com-
mittee' to serve for the succeeding
three years and 0ch» slicers tor the
ugliest-L to ayataatornset
the necessary expenses of the District red cloths "I“
and to pay so much of the indebstd-
ness of said District as shall be deem-
ed advisable; to authorise the Dis~
trict Committee to borrow on the
credit of said District such sum or
some of money as may be necessary
to meet the current expenses of said
District for the ensuing ”It: to con~
mill sider the advisability of removing the
board fence now standing on
northerly sad westerly sides of the
Franklin school property, and of erect-
ing in place thereol a metal tense or
guard and to authorise the District
Committee to make such change; to
consider the advisability of purchas-
ing for school purposes that certain
tract of land being approximately one
hundred anti thirteen (ill) «(eerie
front and rear and two hundred and
thirteen (I18) feet in depth, bounded‘
northerly by Concord street; easterly
other land of the South Norwalk
Union School Di tract southerly
’il’isu «Christian
by land of Bernard Hershhelttwh‘
l! deemed advisable loom
land to make an appropriation thoro-
tor. and authorise the District Coin-
so to make such , aid

poison. get it out of the blood
and joints, and Rheumatism

ust what Alb-”mm dost.
ot sometimes—dint always.
Stop in and buy a bottle.

This Beautiiul Picture
sass:

Fife Uiidsr-
till on.

who with their
trying to draw the
bull's attention from the horse. was
caught by the brill in such a manner
that he was dung ten feet in the air
and yet the horns did not pierce the
Altai the bull la pret
ty well tired the banderilieros come
li‘ileir work contain in sticking
in to the shoulders of the bull three or
four pair of ornamental darts.
handles of which are about me test.
One of these idllovu will stand
0 Elly “felt away,

 
 

 

man anywhere.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

facing the boil surly
and when the bull is a
ing the man. the man will rush for
ward sad will: a dart: flinch lialid
dodge the bull's horns and lab both
darts into the hull' s albIldera. This
requires dexterity.
d mire darts have beeniihruat into the
" bull's shoulders—sometimes s pair of
darts that are regular

that are selfiignitlng when lammed
into the animal, siss aisl pop forums
or four minutes, which Mir: lafllriate

lfii‘édnll’io ”dialer. b

 

To Introduce

Spiro Powder

 

in ids-.19 I‘M c
Sfl‘fllmel‘ or Winter (‘thwlilso
no person whesvill all land
the so out box of m

. Unit amides
Necessity 2 titties“:y
body, tact and clothing.

book of value hints. free to
Don't Milo call.

1. Hill W’s

CAPlLLARlS

 
 
 

When this in tin
nil-lighter comes in
t red cloth and his sword
tor a. chance while facing
the bull to lab the sword between his
shoulders which if it goes where it is
*00 intended ltilla the bull inltwedt: three
Sometimes ibumiliteuipt
is lad-before the bull vs ,.
about: lair the sword is left in. and it
. not strike a fatal spot the
sword works out as the bull
about the stand.

 

borrow Abs-- amount
printed for tbs nine: 2‘“. ”smut
any other business proparlr coining
before Mme“: meeting.

 

 
 
 
 
 

There were six
lights that is there were sis bulls
killed. 1 would not go to mother fight.
I don't see how men sn‘htwomen can
take any pleasure is grind to see such
a performance as that week alter
it is a great sight is: soothe
streets and avenwsailm
., the fight takes place literally lammud

have not“ i to gives"
is" already wri
.buii-Iglt subleci the!

MV’l‘iis Alhdmbra at amend,
. atdcvliis, and Old Mosque or Clum-
drdl et' Cordova are three interesting

 
 
 
 
 

-Dear Sir: rty ‘ r of
Business}.” ”mum. V.
a an
gullylhg about: 82min than #00
’But his paint was imr ofit short»
measure: 10’ psi‘iaeiit he it was
,; sad aapsrcaatotthsplgmeat
much. you think. been?!

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

stress 2 tonsils” mouse

'slioaeyt
I?“ imlassfimnl‘s. :figfiMM lass-

ti twelve years ass: mom I loco
Will it finally

a this this or nuclr liars.
thrill 0.90 To list
banish bases ruin- A2 arm

 

 

 

Ivory Tova: instills this To its on}. .8 ‘

nests
'l‘tvsnty live construction sands are
at work in different parts of the state

building new telephone lines tor the 2
southern New England Telephone on
General Superintendentli R. Elk

on is the heaviest that the corri-
‘Qli his lied in many years The new
are being constructed chiefly to

Vrmfl that the construction start: now

 
 
 
 
 

. imsesg the demand for service in‘tbs rt:-

di.stricts Mr. Sykes. said that the

 
 

 
 

the farmers build the lines from their
own premises to the terminal mints of
the telephone company has caused a
big demand for telephone service. The
:5 sesame construction gangs are
working Independently of the farmers.

superintendent flykes says that
w on the work now under way is lin-
is or! every town and hamlet in the
state will be tapped by the telephone
company. One of the most extensive
pieces of the work is between Canaan

 

2 and lialteville. The company is bull»
ding a line of 40 wires from New Mil-

ford to East Kent. going by way of
Spectacle [lake and Lake Waursmaug.
iii the eastern part of the state the
company is melting litany extensions
and building line. in2- new territory.
The tovm of Union, which has hereto-

e been without a telephone service

« w ll be connected as soon as the line

between Stafford and Ashford is com-
pleted. The line will be 12 miles long.

DYING OF FAMINE

 

 

is in its Viol-merits. like dying. of con-

sumption. The progress of consump-
tion, item the beginning to the very
end is a long torture, both to victim
arid friends. "When i had consumption
in: its first stage." writes Wm. Myers.
of Cedrfoss, Md, “otter trying dillerent

, medicines and .a' cod doctor in vain. i
at last took Dr. gs New Discovery

which quickl and perfectly cured me'
Prompt rel of and sure. cure for

2 cough; colds sore throat bronchitis.
all! .
Guaranteed at Eli Baxter‘s Drug

oelilvcly prevents, bronchitis.

Store. price 60c and 91. 00 a bottle.
Trial bottle free.

suosr antenna: session nus '

Notices have been sent out by Clerk
William T. Havlland. that there will
be a short calendar session of the civil
common pleas court next Friday
morning at 10: 30. At that time it will
be in order to move to replace upon
the docket any of the 500 odd cases
which were stricken oil a week ago
today.

or the large number of cases
dropped the great majority will no
ddubt go. back to slumber another
year—seine of them perhaps to be
tried Of those removed lrom the list
no less than M were instituted by the
city of Bridgeport. There are also a
number of Atwood suits in the list.

in the civil superior court this
week Judge Milton A. Shumway will
resunieon Tuesday the hearing in the
action brought by the Pierson Mfg.
00. against Predsrlcit M. Pierson.
which has been on trial for the past
two weeks. Cdllliael expect to get
through by the noon recess. The ac-
tions brought by Filomehs and Joseph
Russo against the Bridgeport Brass
0b.. are then scheduled for trial.

HUGE TACK.-

lt was a huge task to undertake the
cure of such A bad case of kidney di-
sense as that oil). F. Collier of Chero-
tree la, blit Electric Bitters did it. He
writes: " My kidneys were so far gone
iioouiri not sit on a chair without a
cushion; and suiiered from dreadful
bscksche. headache and depression.
in Electric Bitters, however. I found
a cure. and by them was restored to
perfdct health; i recommend this
great tonic medicine to all with weak ._

 

 

 

APPOlNTED RAILWAY POLICE-
MEN

Governor Roberts has appointed the
following railway policeman:

For Hartford county. on appllc tion
of the Ital-ides. Soothington &
pounce Tramway company. George H.
Church: Albert A. Dssdy twiddle:
A1bert H. Vitea, Milldalo; George 'I‘.
Wylie, Plantaville.

An application of the Connecticut
Railway and uglitin dpnflpsny
Wales Burt Al Cock uh... Willlun:fl uls-
sell Charlesl Eggleaton. George N.
Richardson, ind William E, Jacobs.
Waterbury; Charles A. Tomlinson. Mil-
er2 courier Dealer and August it.
hitch handgeport: 9:. ml Kyle Nor-
walkJ' lt..Dean Derby. .
M

FEIL iMPINbl‘Nn DOOM.

The reeling of impending doom in
the mind! of then! victims of Bright's
disease ind diabetes lids heir: collided

to lhankfulnesa by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. it
wil stirs incipient Bright's disease and
tea and even in the worst cases
was comfort and relief. might disor-
d‘srs are cured in a few days "i had
gaunt» in its worst form." 3.! tried

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Irish mot

ght physicians l”without Mullet. Only

t res bottles of rulers Kidney Cure

mad. me n well mas: Isid st Plats-
Drug Store. . ,

Poetic lusiitssssm was more sis-l

nilisslltly illustrated than in the its "Will: that
cation at the fearful chastisslli‘ent of in congress. and you would i.
lie-would be one of the most plea
a shott time ago
dam in ml, the billable station in life and than and
I: Get it ‘aad French seal! and W
liab- manual.» and political
‘ to b stateless «lapse islets- issppstmd

 
 

tiles gallantrlmt of the ‘”8 mild” tile

 

 
 
 

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Three special lots 0f Darrin: While Walsis
A sale or stock Collars not to in siiabi ‘ _
The summer ‘5 crestesl stile oi Ladies' Wash ,

Pique and madras stock. a large at-
sortnient 01 designs at 250.
trades colidr build cull Isis.
broldelted. perfectly/dost

l'oaldél‘Ud ill!

at 25c. and 0c. eich

stewed from a prdmlild l.‘
belt maker a lara

into lots and wi

Ladias' white v‘ldshshled colitis
some with gilt buckles,and
nickel buckles, special at tile. is

birdies' white embroidered ms
baits, wide in brick at 95nd

[Adlea' belts ii: vest effect; trimmed
With pearl buttons.
pockets. the latest style

belts widsfind back, st‘ Vst'c enlih.

Just received a large assortment of ladies untrimned straw lists. which
we have placed on sale at 29, 99, and. 60s., the former price oi! these goods
were 750, $1 and 81. 50.

THE Wills-r sass.

This is the season for cool white
we is. We offer three lots of newest
stye waists at such prices as will
throng our waist section for the next

“indies white lawn shirt waists. ilne~
ly tucked, special at 690.

Ladies whitr- lavas shirt waists made
with tucks and insertion, at 98c.

iAdies while lawn shirt waists. tine.
ly incited and embroidery
with new leg o'mutiou
$1.60.

THE STOCK COLLAR SALE.
There'll be some busy buying of
stock collars when the news of these
hargainsgets abroad.
White linen turn overs. embroidered
in light blue and white, at 15c.

 

83- 85 Washington Street.

 

 

Special prices on all Trimmed Mlillnsry.
Mil-Weir ”his mum»

Rudy l‘lltgde Vallsr
Children Moll Han and banners. ,
2 . soul-ii nonwsta, cons

Large Assortment of

I. WASHINGTON CTRIIT.

 

New Sty!

m uccxwzas. nu’éumd ensuissrrsa IHilT WAIOTO Min sum
as: ARRIVING DAILY, EACH LOT PRETTIER THAN THE LAsi'. you
HAVE «was sup onsets ro sci-r any rascv.

 

1cm RYAN,

scorn nonwaalt.

36 WASHINGTON ST.-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

kldnlis. liver or stomach 9W.“ 2
"M by F H Baxter, dmlllll‘

soc. ” V M
”a muflhm‘
m"Be Coin

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

“lo-seinwsn mitts... vacuuming.
To buy it and have: it delivered
“to A“viral"tiritis'sostsiiv uonlylV

 
 

seats Net-walk.

 

 

 

 
 
 

‘fisAsydisrs sv success; nor so vsiiy sit

Innate:- Iurrows' Oimli. st sVDisosa-
selate diatom»: From tits

2 inthbobumdi’
against the admissionofflewldsi
view

to statshoodlsasior
vicaily held alofta
s lllt or steal its: 0

fit reads” like the senator roll at is

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

"You see that suit: over there?" said
Ssssior Int-ms, pointing to a man.
who was sitting disoonsolate and slim
corridor at Washington.
sthd most cabal

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

tell that it
and seine or s i'
ushtfised‘tbd super aside disdain
"i cannot read. Ipsalsh. ..
raker, who favored ailinl
ed up the paper and alteriglaneiV
till the names. said: “W
Net's .psrssissiou I will

E'bi‘th‘.t Will‘m'lolln

VVVinnis. Not so very sits

 
 
 

Mir modem
t. But looms

never so unhappy
ism. alter having «seller
. Ilsa its never even it

, linguist thing out statue ‘2
.. . ls ssarl y alme W
resales“

 

mOUALlTY it‘ln. ‘EUtANTlTV.’
i ill casino“ on”. the qushiit its-tin,
lefll you is
1'0!
gardisss oi the." condition of‘

hsadsoa eyeing
vtrtissto motocross tea a
Visilds up and strength i:

lay ssiri to her companion:
"Isa how languid the carp are
0. The, are like inf-ruler regret thei:

Mia's whasn‘rxgiin

 

 

 

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