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22 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
r Ofte "stitch ln‘Jt-it‘ne is better than two"
» lo the side. .. . . .,
Materialism“ . - .
seeks to
IT'S AL,” Yo shot
The Best of Books Are Bad When
They Acne. and South Not-walk
People Know It. ,
A bad back is always had.
find at. night. when bedtime comes.
"Benevolent. corporation"
‘ Obtain Monopoly.
LOS ANGELES. Calif., .luuo ill—v
initiative petitions will be put in cir~
culation within the next, ten days ask-
.TIN‘. ENGLIF
use
Phone 322-2.
. ' II I t “1““ “3 bad i“ ”‘9 morning. lug the council to adopt an ordin- I! o m
. EWI‘ try D‘lflll'li Kliilw)’ Pull-l forlt'l ance grunting ,to a "benevolent cor- “a? grii's‘iifli:li:§:‘iih:rm
, . .‘ eryfliiiinyy‘reiilsum i)fit5iiil(lhe——-Clli'u c». Putin,“ .1 the monoply 0f the “11100" . » WV-iimllldlju‘vfi J‘" CREAMERY BUTTER. 260. lb. FRESH EGOI, 28c. dbl.
. w ‘ l - ins ne , 11 Lou An ii a. S a the r- ‘ in I' u ' a sh ' »
i gyo‘u don't somepeoplo do, "gushes: of the Ehrioraiiiiiny Whl‘iih ‘ u 13:... hurfiéfiifiqxfffiéfi CHICLKEN LOAF. 18:. can. CHOPPED BEEF. 10c. lb.
ea ll WW 0 1 seeks to regulate the liquor traffic of , w ‘v “I... "i" i " VEA LOAF. 18o can. BOSTON BAKED BEANS 10c can.
_ 1 .. , .. William B. (lresol‘i’. 205 Washington hos Angoles along the lines that have .. . “UM " a”?! on HAM LOAF '
i —-—r-—‘- street, East Norwalk, says: “i am a matte (lothenburg famous. ‘ are caused by Indl ostlon. If you oat a . : 13°- can. NATIVE OHIOKENQ. 20c. lb.
Work For The Mimia But Mam. hum" by mm"! 5“ WWWW’“ ”ml Subscription list; have been in air little too much. orif you are subioot to POTTED HAM. 10c oon.‘ 2 LI. CANDORNIP IEEF. 26c.
. compels me to be on my feet. all day- culstion for the last week and a good‘ attacks of indigostion. you from no doubt ‘ ‘ ' par-rep TONGUE ‘ 16c
- I I
i was bothered with a bad back. and a
0“ iii “IO Guard WIII NM urinary difficulty with sediment in the
e Ovaflaxod kidney secretions. lt annoyed me at
_ , is my work during the day—very often
at night. and in place of getting out
of bed in the mornings refreshed and
lit. for a day's work i was irritable and
wank.‘ 1 obtained Dean’s Kidney Pills
at. Plalsted's drug store, to see if they
would help me. They did. They
gave me entire relief."
For sale by all dealers.
ly portion of the half million dollars
which will be needed to apply the
Gothenburg system already has been
subscribed. '
The main features of the new sys-
tem will include: Reducing the ulnar
ber of saloons from 200 to 75.
Closing all in the residence dis-
tricts and replacing them with coffee
clubs. "
Guaranteeing to the city a rcvcnul‘.
of $litti,000 a. year. '
hsd shortnoss of breath. rapid hosrt boots.
heartburn or pslpitatlon of tho hosrt.
lndl ostion causes the stomach to
oxpsn -swsll. and tgulf up against the
. «OWWW
heart. This crowds a heart and inter-
ions with its action. and in the course of
timothohssrtbooomosdisossod. urnlture 'H- BEST SELECTED GRADES ‘:":'
Kodol ‘ . v . j - '
10o “I“. 1 LB. CAN CORNED BEEF.
i
If the members .of the Connecticut
National guard entertain the impres-
sion that the Niantic encampment by
regiments this summer will mean over-
wo k for them, they can dispel this be-
lie ‘at ,once. Col. Edward Schulzc is
authority for the statement that al-
Pt‘lce 50
thought Camp Roberts will be a work. cents Foster Mil . o .. . 1 .. .
. _, , M . . . - burn to, Buffalo. blunting the possible profit. of the I’y p a ‘:])r ‘ I r , w
aghlipii‘ifelzeriil zghiigiybirgttlowhlekiii: 3‘ i1” sole agents for the United corporation to six per cent. on the cap. 5 ep 51 e a . a
.. .. .. w w mm . i .. A 1 LOW ES l SUMMER PRiCES -
stated “”0“" What may be expected by Remember the ham Diian’swnnd digests what. you “t' “k" u" ' rs n of! '
take no other.
Permitting the sale only of beer and of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
light. wines in salt as in the mill and strength and health to every organ of tho
~--- - .,...- -- » "‘iiii’ififli'ié‘ifg‘iii‘22"... lllurc of all “it °"'."fl‘““‘“i‘°“'Emil” 5°“
. if . 9 LI
purpose of arranging for such bencll- profits nbovo $210,000 a year in pub- :?§§f:n..iini$ii§§ioi§acii a.ndni13i;:lsl:
clal sports in camp as may be beuc- m improvements, ’ . fiveTracinNorvousDyspopaislndCui-orrh
ficlul and for enjoyment of the mem- pledging we purchase of the fix- of tho Stomach.
bers of this regiment. i would recom- titres of the 200 saloons now in opern- ‘
mend lhfil 85 pa” 01' the Sport tne tion, at a price to be adjusted. 1
equipment race be arranged for. such Providing for payment of a sum to Emmy? {33:3} iggyfngffzfggzflgfi
as was carried on at. Fort Riley dlll‘llll-f the saliiou owuers for tile good will Iiotorsllof. Afterusingslswbuululsmourod.
the maneuvres in 1902. A small sum of their buglnggg. MRs.LoRino Mascaras Yon. MY.
Oi money mlghtbe appropriated ll'lllll Drastic regulations concerning the ‘
the",guardsmen'at camp. and what dif-
ference the new plan of a regimental
' encampment will make are referred to
by Colonel Schulzo as follows:
The First Infantry will go into camp
Juli 31 for one week. as a 12 company
Credit
A. .i. ‘ANGEVINE it SON.
The Harris & Gan-silo.
PhOIib Lair-5. as wider at. so. Norwalk.
.' ,A
re meat. for the first time in the his-
The Second and
tor of the state.
Alto! ostlng my food would distress me by making
Style Superlatlvll I
3 Th. (1 regiments will follow succes-
.1. alvely. While a few (not military ex-
. ports) have tried to criticize the idea
of regimental encampments, the more
conservative officers of the National the regimental treasury for H“, mm mu, . landconditional-sunwouldn’t-insists ssl ““9 86mm MOD the rigs we have for
' . . film of tic c0' rati ' l 0 . ' . polo ._ .
0!“th feel that this Climate "0‘“ m" rose of purchasing prizes and the l i l ———-i -- ”m u" b“ 0 n ui‘i'o'rn iii'io'ui'iiidiuii‘i’iic'im'w... FURNITURE. “"e- The!“ my running. of course:
brigade camp to the regimental camp conuulttce should be cntpoweroil m FARMERS ARE PLEASED. » D. “.1ng “mg. 0. the horses flint draw them are man-
ia the best thing that has happened for
the? benefit of the Connecticut National
gu rd in many years.
ince the order has been published
by.the adjutant general for regimcntal
enhampments it has come to my hear
ing'thnt the idea is prevalent ‘among
the enlisted men that a regimental en-
;-- cafnpment means for them a Week of
'7' much harder work than they would
. have under the old system. i wish to
L. state right, here that nothing can be
more erroneous and you should make
every effort to convince your men of
the contrary.
It is true that we expect to do much
more efficient. work, work that will
benefit us all alike; but this we hope
to obtain with much less labor to the
men that we could possibly do at a
solicit prizes from friends of the rcgl-
ment for this purpose.
134 Washington St. So. Moi-walk, aged with scarce an effort: but with-
al the equipment is stylish to a do
gree. Every convenience, every coin-
fort gocs with the ulpagss we let by
_ the day or hour. '1‘ a lesser time Will
’prove our words. . 4 1
Jacob Schaub,
'rwo counties...
16 Washington Street, clay Ctr-oi.
Tol. 22—4. M .." ‘.
Recent Rain. and Fine Weather To.
day, a Boon to Crops.
Fnrmcrs are much pleased with the
favorable changes in the weather.
There is now a sufficient supply of
moisture for some little time, and the
warm sun will be a great hclp to be-
lated vegetables. The ruins came too
late to be of great benefit to the hay
crop but farmers say that the grass
will thicken up somewhat. as u result.
The precipitation Monday, while not
establishing any records. equals the
highest record of any June day since
that of June 20. liltlil. when the rain-
fall was 2.86 inches. almost exactly the
same as Monday. That was the esti-
mate at «i o‘clock Monday afternoon.
Digests What You Eat:
mam
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
SALVATION ARMY LASSIE AR-
RESTED.
Captain McHenry in Tolls for Practic-
ing Jiu Jitsu on Sawtelle.
NEW liAV 3N. June lit—Jl‘hcrc was
a. farewell meeting at Salvation Army
hendquurtcrs last evening during
which Captain Jeunlc Mcl-icnry and
Captain Hattie Brooks. of the army.
bade affectionate farewell to their
charges amid many "Hallelujnhs." and
“Good-byes" and tours. Afterwards
there was a littlc buslnch session
which ended in police headquarters.
with the result that the cuss of Char-
‘BU’GOLE‘NE '
Bed-Bug Bouncer
THE MOST EFFECTIVE, AT THE
8AME TIME MOST ECONOMIC AR-
TICLE ON THE MARKET.
Full Pint 250.
For Bale by
APPENDICITIS SURGERY ON HAT.
New Haven Doctor illustrated the
Operation in Court. '
WINSTED. June 15,- ~-lir. William H.
Carmait. of New Haven, a practicing
physician since 1851. and for the last.
twentyufour years profcssor of sur-
gery in the Yale Medical School, who
We honootl . , . no other $3.00 or {3}” Oxford. oin‘ half! '
o elndlo to our. odoilffo and Little Queen Oxfords at the price, $2.50.
Tsn Golf and Foionf Loathorw-jranded in every, sole, Impressed on
ovary mind, bright o now do. one. All new shades of color ind flu
; brigade encampment. Can you imagine I"? E Sanillll‘. ll lililllO lllllet‘. Of 256 and as it continued to rain at intervals has been sucd for 325.0% darlings... W Th Z ‘ f Ph ("3 '0“- l,
l the benefit of having the entire camp Winthrop avenue, charged with breath for some tinic after, the total precipi' a former patient. Lorcn Barnes. of .0 Bli "SS ‘ ‘ armaCY.
of the peace, was continued until June
10, and Captain Mcllcnry was arrest-
ed by Officer Birmingham on a war-
rant issued by the city attorney. her
case also being continued until the
same date on bonds of $150 furnished
lotion is probably a trifle larger than
that of tho. rccord wcl day.
June is ordinarily considered a dry
mouth. and this year it started out in
the regular manner. Such heavy rains
as those of the last three days arc not
ground for one regiment to drill upon?
In the extended order drill. is it not
well known to you how difficult it. is to
deploy forward and be obliged to
march to the rear a dozen times and
forward again before you can coni-
Canton. for an alleged unskillfnl and
negligent. operation for appendicitis,
yesterday showed .ludgc (lager iii the
superior court how an (illt‘l'fliitill for
that disease is performed.
He used a man‘s soft but for a sub-
6 NO. MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK.
Automobile insurance.
’. plete a formant,“ fur attack? iriuwevprv .by li‘. A. Carlton, of 190 George strccl. unusualv however, mid may I)!‘ expect' kill The plaintiff asserts mm the sur- BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
t it Is now certain that we sits-ll go to 130m Alllll‘nrys J. B- 'i‘ultlc. and ”11- cd at any time at lhls‘scuson. cgon left a wad M “an“. in the incls— Capitol $1,000,000.
:‘7 camp by l'esltncnt. and you will have "id «I. Fllzsel'alll wcrc mixcd up in the The atom“ which pusscil (Wcr licrc ion. which cnuscd n ilit'iii iiisciiargc This Company writes a most liberal
‘ an ODDOI‘lllully l0 lllllke ll l‘Ul'UNl for ”WM“ and according ‘0 ”‘0” “0””- Sunday “WI Mlllllilll’ u'llrli‘ll in Texas and which was reniovcd with (iimt‘lli~ form of insurance covering the car
as related to a reporter. lhc Salvation
Army ofliccrs were entirely to bloom
for the fracas.
it seems that Miss Emma lie Bray.
who boards with Suwlcllc. has been
collecting funds for the army and was
given a book in which to keep a. list
of thc amounts received. As (Mill-('-
tor she received a receipt when she
turned in the contribution and 20 per
cent. commission. According to the
story of Attorney Tultlo. who appears
for Miss Dc. Bray, the Salvation Army
officers exercised a sort of hypnotic
influence over his client. and recently
persuaded her to surrender bei- re-
ceipts. They now allege that there
is a deficiency of SN in the accounts.
Miss DeBruy. however. has a list. of
the receipts and the amounts ehc rc-
li‘riduy. it was in Nebraska Saturday,
orcr tho luki- region Sunday and puss.
ml ovcr this vicinity Sunday and Morl-
duy.
yourselves. your companies and the
regiment. and this opportunity must
not. be allowed to go by without the
most strenuous effort on the part of
every officer in the regiment to show
the higher authorities and the people
of the state that the First infantry. C.
N. G.. is worthy of any support it has
i ever and may hereafter receive.
Discipline to he Strict.
‘z, Strict. obedience to ordcrs will be ex-
' pccted of oil‘lccrs and turn. Arbitrary
i' orders. should not bc issllcll. At any
assembly the mcn must be prompt in
failing in and lhc officers will be ex-
pected to be at their rcspcctive sta-
tions, even ahead of the man. Tardh
ness on the part of the officers in tak-
ing the respective posts has a very
demoralizing effect on the discipline of
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against fire arising
from any cause, explosion and light.
nlng included—also marine and trons
portation risks—«theft or pllferage. up-
on the most favorable terms.
Janet) M. Lauion.
Agont.
5 Railroad Place. South Nor-walk.
oi. 35—2.
ty. Dr. (‘armnlt lcsiiiit-d that. be has
|)t‘l‘f0l”lllt‘ti lictwccn fiw hundred and
six hundred appenditilis operations
since 1884.
MORE SUPPORT WITHDRAWN.
Chicago Teamsters Lose Backing of
Association Building Trades
(‘IIICAGQ .Iunc l5.——~'i‘llonsnnds of
circulars have been soul out to archi-
tects. builders and labor union mom-
itcl‘n generally. containing information
that the asaoclntcd building trndcs of
Chicago and (funk county, have with-
drawn their moral and financial sup.
port from the icninstcrs.
’I‘be circulars. which are issued offl-
cially by the building Il‘iitk‘s. charge
that the members of the Safe and
N0 SECRET ABOUT IT.
it is no secret. that for tints, Burns.
l'lccrs, lt‘ovur Sorcs. Sore Eycs, lioils.
etc. nothing is so cffcciivc its Buck—
lcn's Arnlcu Salvo. "it didn‘t take
long to cure a iliili sore i had. and it
is all 0. K. for sore eyes." writes
i). 1. Gregory, of Hope. Texas. 25C.
at F. ii. Baxter's Drug sloro. "
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HAWLEY OUT.
DAVID w. murmur).
Eraser The Paris Clark and Still” liaise
cusoo. Released from Jail. 1, No in M in of. ‘ iii If no I“. .
William “Witt ”W with “'ll" WM ' " °“ ° ' roa SMART STYLES AND ur-ro-oar: osmauro CALL AND so:
ccived and last evening. accompanied
by Attorney 'l‘utllc and Mr. Suwtelle
with his wife and children, paid a
visit to the army headquarters where
they also met Treasurer Bhudracb Mc-
Clair of the army.
After Attorney 'l‘uttle had delivered
several arguments and there had been
much speech making on both sides.
things began to grow warm and it is
alleged that the Salvation Army offi-
cers wanted the others to retire. so
that they could fix matters up with
Miss Do lirey in privacy. This was
objected to by Attorney Tattle. who
insisted that if the dealings Wore to be
above board the negotiations be con-
ducted in the open.
it is then said Captain Mclionry.
who is a broad shouldered athletic
"lausle." said that she would clear the
hall and pmccudcti to elect Buwtello
forcibly. Grabbing him by the throat
she rushed him around the hall. he
finally drawing a tuning wrench to
protect himself. The whole party then
withdrew. followed by the army offl-
cials. 0n the way up Chapel street
Sawtelle was arrested upon their com-
plaint by Officer Birmingham and the
scene shifted to police headquarters.
the enlisted men: the officers arc look.
ed upon as leaders. and you can rest
, assured that .hc unlisted men will fol-
low a tardy officer in a dilatory way
every time.
Battadon commanders will be held
responsible for the thorough police of
their camps, and let me. any right here
that i expect to have this a model
camp so far as cleanliness is concern-
ed. The transferring of the officer's
responsibility to another will not be
tolerated. Major McCook will make
any suggestions which be may deem
for the best interests of the. regi-
ment regarding sanitation, witcn or-
ders will be issued from these head-
quarters covering the same. and any
such orders ninat be strictly obeyed.
Qovoro Against intoxication
As to intoxication. i trust that it will
not be necessary for me to issue any
prohibilory orders regarding drinks in
camp, but i will expect of you to in-
form your men with emphasis that i
have absolutely no use for a man un-
der the influence of lituor, and any
are coming under my observation in
an intoxicated condition. will be liable
to a court martial. and a dishonorable
disohsr on till! HDOl. Wile" M will lie There considerable discussion ensued
strip of his uniform and sent out by the twu attorneys and ChlefWrinn.
of camp. I it'll-i llllil Willi!!! Will who refused to arrest Captain Mellon-
happon' to Warrant such soften. ry.
As to guard duty. 1 am sorry to have
to say that the field days just held re
sealed the fact that in many compan-
ies this instruction woo-grossly no
‘gleclod durin the lost drill mason;
the shop on csierity with which a
sentinel ohsllsn‘ges and tho soldierlv
been.“ of the men while on post are
the at things on which a regiment
is judged by an inspecting officer. and
f Would recommend that special drills
be bold ‘(oultioors if possible) during
the next two months. for the instruc.
tion of this duty. which is on essential
for‘ovory’sotdler to know. instruction
The case will provide much in-
lc‘ro1sting testimony when it comes to
fr it .
#-
TWO UUGPICTO DISCHARGID.
Arrests F°|lowlng Hold-Up of Ihisldo
Prove Fuillo.
in ontiosmlng to locate the assail-
outs of Andrew Shields. who was bold
upand robbed of .8 in Water street.
Bridgeport surly Tuesday morning, the
police have madn two arrests, but have
not fastened the crime upon the scouts-
setl, who have been released.
Patrolman O‘Connell and Shields
WW! be if“ by animal ‘0 till! went through Water street yesterday
WM oiliutoni. afternoon in search of the men and
" Policing. Shields plated out John Cougblln, an
Motions st revilis and retreat W" 0U 0 Kill"! man. Coughiin was
looked up. and later William Doolon
was arrested by Officers Flshsvsn and
Wagner on orders from Superinteu.
|dent blrmln ‘tisa.d w‘lm uglier“ mm
an no top as . at. t era was no
Xi’aifi my“ for “1° ”mu" evidence to warrant holding him, and
. m it is not definitely known. it Is he denied his guilt. ho was retool»
soon on.
i: ,zfimefi, m, fulfill? Yesterds morning (ion its on
a; fly“ so that h, 0,. first and chsrgod will theft from t a person
you will one at once the importance ”in ”Will bill I! there was no evi-
“‘1“.an m“- camp on Saturday in 5 dancer against him except . aliields‘
“on «W , , identification and his statements were
1%.,“ tmditlonlsoémuoglmi rather incoherent, the charges were
‘ . m M, are pad.
rm!" I'M I iolds was hold on tlui technical
ll oftroslifiofuispoussas
.‘ frowns discharged line.
will. bo under error, and companies
will no inspected of retreat; s commie.
aloud affirm will be present st each
railroad and the company commanders
§
Judge
for, ya
_ “among; ,
Mllciiint‘ry Mort-rs and illggers' lln-
ion. which was organized two years
ago and ii; mailc up of teams-tors. has
been performing work which rightfully
belonged to the members of the var-
inns trades nfllllated with the bull-
ding trades. it is charged that the
safe and machinery movers and rig-
gcrs are working under "10 scale of
wages adopted by their various unions
and that the building trades cannot,
under the circumstances, recognise
them no union men.
The building workcrs number 40.-
000 men.
_..——-....——__....—-
REWARD FOR YOUNG HAWLEY.
Trace of Him Found Four Milo: From
Bondy Hook.
NEWTOWN. Court, .iuuc ”in-“Frill“
information rccelvcd yesterday, licpu-
ty Sheriff Josiah 'l‘llton. who is loading}
t a
tile search for Curtis i‘lnwlcy
annltariuin inmate who escaped last
Sunday. it is believed that after on—
tcrlng the woods in: madtI his way to
the southern part. of the
of going north as had been supposed.
A young man answering the dos-
cription of Hawley. was soon on Sun-
duy night walking back and forth in
front of the factory of Patrick Crows.
four miles south of Sandy Hook. This
in the first clue to the man's whore-
nboutg that has been reported.
Connolly, the keeper from whom
ilnwlcy escaped accompanied the
deputy sheriff in his search today.
Posters have been printed ofisrln a
reward of $200 for information t It
will load to tho recapture of iiawicy.
Hawley has been an
sanitsrlunli at Stamford two and a
half year ‘
W
' assure monotonous.
Curtis Awards Ghsrlu H.
Woksiu Domogoo «3202.
Judge Curtis of the Court of Coni-
iown, instead 1
inmate of tho .
nrrcsicd some iiilit‘ ago on the corn-
plaiut of Miss Edith Pcnnoycr of West-
port. who claimed he was the father
of her child. was released from jail
yesterday. A rush bond of $1.50 was
put up by his friends to insure Haw-
luy's appearance in court when the
case comes to trial.
Hawley has been in jail since May
18, when he was arrested by Detective
Hacked and Deputy Sheriff Stairs. He
made a daring f'b'f'uiit' from Sheriff
Siugg when he was first taken into
custody by jumping out of u scuttle
onto a roof. ”t‘ hid in u Knowlton
street. Bridgeport bousc, but was
found the next day.
”M .
- NEW CANAAN ROBBERY.
NEW LANAAN. .lunt- ib.-——Jolln Car-
son. who is under arrest in New York
city on tin- cimrgo of having stolen
property in his possession and for at-
tempting to cash a chock which was
not his own. had been employed as an
assistant to Henry T. (if las. coachman
for Dr. J. W. Mcinnc. a summer rosi-
dont here. it was (liilus gold and'
silver watchuu Hit in rush and a
check for $60 which t‘nrson is accused
of stealing. tllllas says that Carson
on t-laturday night acted suspiciously
and when he was not lo be found on
Sunday morning, search was made for
the articles which Were infusing. Word
appearance. but tillluu did not mention
his loss to lilo local constables.
#“M
"It. IMEENDING DOOM.
'i‘ho fooling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright's
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfuluesn by the benefit dorlvod
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. it.
will cure incipient bright's disease and
diabetes and avian in the worst cases
was comfort and relief. alight disor-
ors ore cured in a few days. "i had
diabetes in its worst form." writes
Marlon boa. of Dunrostil. fan. "i tried
mun Pleas has handed down it deals»
ion in the suit for foreclosure which
Charles H. Walleloe of Stafford.
brought against William it. Wilder. of
Btrstford. The court grants s
closure and swords damages of
and costs.
Mr. Waksiee claimed that be far
nlsbod material sad also accordin to
an agreement. gays his service. to r.
”Wilder at the rats of if our nor. its
claims he was never paid for the ma-
tei-tsl or for his labor. ifs asked the
court to ‘ out o foreclosure on the
land. Whit: is in quantum aion tho
flousatnntc river. and also do mod
“00 damages.
W‘
INleIIR MANIIIDH MAD.
.wm‘iOff; Juno low-Jill“ .sisns-
prosldoat of the institution
I
' ‘ oa
° err.
i’i‘b'
’i.
sight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Ours
mode too a troll man." Sold at Plato
M's Drug Store. 4”
TIXAI sumo WOOL
SAN ANGELO. Terrain June film-The
entire month. spring wool clip of
Gonoho County. the iii-gout clip of
short Wool in the state. has been sold.
The clip amounted to 1.146.000 pounds
and was bought by two bullion firms.
Prices are bold strictly secret. but are
believed to be between fill and 32 cents
a child.
a twelve
CLIP GOLD.
inonthn’ wool clip. also
the largest. in the state, amounting to
eight or nine hundred pounds. will be
disposed of this weak. Competition is
:‘rllk among the buyers hora. ovary
was sent in New York of Carson's dis.
. so in «reunited flutes,
i”. m. at “ um
Resldonco. 6 Washington street.
Tolophono of house, 134—!
I “Tori. c’...‘ 97-5.“
Gregory’s Point!
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
SHORE DINNERB AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
TO ORDER
DATHINO AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSE! TO RENT DY BEA-
BON. ‘
J. r. (inlaid Proprietor
5. FOX.
TH! LADIEI' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Dog: to' announce to the ladies that
ho is ready for the spring. Cleaning
and repairing neatly done. All kinds
of Roady-to-Wsar Clothes. We also
have a large assortment of Lodios‘
Waieta from filic up to it. We have
some nice Skirts from 83 up to O1.
$9.49. Alterations free and perfect
fit guaranteed. Call at my store bo~
fora going elsewhere.
31 Help 8t. Norwolit, ct.
assault VIEW
* BEACH.
An ideal spot for o saunter homo.
inspect the quaint szllmo bungslow,
built by native workmen. 8,000 feet
of shore front. Fins views. host.
lag. bathing. sailing and fishing. my
ground for the children. note for
solo from
$300 l‘JPWARDb.
fussy terms. spacial inducements
to the builders. Bond for illustrated
booklet. it is worth rootling. it.
fails you how to enquire s summer
home. ‘
i. ii. laureate. Agent.
No. it Is. Melvyn oo- florets!
Covert Cloth Coats from 06.60 up to,
SAVING TO YOU OF MORE THAN 50c
BE CONVINCED.
. _x m”
Shore Dinners. Gambakes.
Emulsions. ..
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i.
m: ‘l l .
wordy”; “hifioizgs
mo; FRI;
bl WALI» "III“ " l
users or LIMI souls. ore.
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1‘ K‘ of ”is
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Mitts Old
bird tsldsncad
Mmswhof
til you, of; full! W.“
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Roton Point Now Qpbn.
Hotel and qutourorfiit.‘_7 ‘
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH Apt) :3- ‘l' KILLV‘s
b CHfiNE sup cusses muons osmosis
oils Minot“; looks! oioornoos of vision to his eyes
i [to biomo.
B. Jockscn.
arouse? ‘Ootlolsn.
Tu‘ oussuo
RAYMNDBfios.
it is
“Miyjd‘n; flaunt: m “0'0; m. '23:.“ If; ’
U8, A8 WE SELL THE BEST GOODS FOR LE88 MONEY, BECAUSE WE
MANUFACTURE OUR OWN GOODS AND ELL FOR CASH. '
THIS IS A
ON THE DOLLAR. COME AND
33 South Main Street.‘
etc. at Poplin Prices
. WILL BE 4! SPECIALTY.
Boos Boll—Boot Teams. in tho Onto.
. usic
and, DallCillflo-
.‘ v r . l ,-
AOOOIDINOLY.
Would it not ho well to have
' .tloft’wsut. or.
~w
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Cedar Bean Pelee
ansouov's .rorsronsaolts. ”out iron-ruinous.L
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