W Jr v7‘ thr . hit is illlllliiil” New Disease Which Is Found In Autoists—Danger to Eyes and Throat From Fast Rid- ing~Pariic|es Striking the Eve at a High Rate of Speed May Cause Very Serious ile- suIts—Tuberculosis Caused by Breathing in Filth of City Streets. t, .‘f 4 ..__.._.__— It in a well known fact among pity niciann and particularly among eye, nose and throat specialists. that. auto- niobiiists are exposed to certain dan- gers which other people may escape. The sport of automobile. driving has greatly spread the scope of—~or brought into fashion, If you prefer to Buy it that way—several diseases of the eyes, which the physicians having noted, have. come to call, collectively, “motoritis;" so that if you bear the men dismissing "inotoritis" do not ptii them down as hunioi'ists. They may be very earnest. professional men holding a symposium. ”Motoi'itls is not by any means a laughable complaint, as any one will testify who has had it. It‘orcigu sub- stances. such as particles of dust and minute particle). of stone, striking the front ot‘ the eye at high velocity. are the causes of a great deal of trouble for chauffeurs, They are apt to get. tip what is known as rt kcrutltis. or iu~ tittmniation of the front of the eye, which is sometimes, when not properly treated, severe enough in the end,to destroy the. eye. Even the absence of these particles in the air does not. altogether protect the organ. The blowing away of the tears from the. front of the eye by the wind and the consequent drying of the corner may also produce Iteratitis. The constant or oft l‘cpeatctl pres- ence of dust at the. edges of the upper and lower lids of the eye when there is a lack of proper moisture as provitl. ed for by nature, is apt to sci up a chronic inflammation of the upper and lower lids and of the coulunctlvae cov- ering the eyeball. This is called chronic conjunctivitis. More than this. the presence of harmful germs in the dust, which gathers on the eyes may cause more. serious trouble, such as pliik eye. or ll‘tit'lltllllll, or even that most tII‘t‘lIIlt‘tl of all diseases of the eye -~oplitlialiiila, or purulent conjunctiv- his. The. use. of cheap gogulcs, not prop- erly ventilated, or goggles, made of cheap glass or isliiglass is much to be retracted. Such goggles are very apt to produce iiitlaiiitiiatlous ot' the eyes, and as a result will come headache anti nervous strain and much annoyance. Driven; should always see to it that they have wiggles which are properly ventilated and in which the glass used in of the, best quality. it is much het- tcr to have the glasses illicit :o the eyes by an ociilist. It' the automobil- ist wears glasses ordinary care should be taken that the lenses iii the goggles arc. the same as those in lilt' glasses which he habitually ust-s. It‘l'titlllt'lli littillillg ot‘ the eyes in ice cold water is much to be desired. 'l his both should be coiitititicd for five or ten minutes all. r every long trip. An. other liciiciicial uncut is a saturated solution of boric acid in distilled pa for. This solution should be dropped into the eyes ot‘ieu. certainly when there is any strain or pain after dt‘iv‘ tag. I consider the carrying of a Riiiail vitll of such solution as important an adjunct to the outfit of tlie automobil- ist as any tool he, carries in his tool box. The presence 01‘ foreign matter in the eye. Hilt'il a. particle. of dust or alone. should receive liiinicdlate atten- tion. If it is not possible to wash such partleulcs out with the boric acid solu- tion they should he removed with a clean hankerchiet’ which has been dip- ped in the solution. . Often such particlea may be remov- ed by wiping across the lid. liitt in some cases it is necessary to remove them directly from the eyeball. This can be done if the operation is care- ftilly gone about, unless the particle In too deeply ltnbctlded, if that is the cat-ta, bind the eye with a il‘dlltih‘d‘t'lllt'i and lone no little In cotisttlliit'z a phytii. 'eian or an ocnliat. if the irritating ob. jet-t does not yield to the first or nec~ and wiping, do not allow tiny one to continue to dig and poke at. the eye- ball. This may result In even greater trouble than at. first existed. When there are. signs ot inflamma- tion a physician or oculist. should be. consulted at once. No chancel; should be taken with real iniitunmatlou. at. ways fraught with more or less danger to the eyes. Danger of Tuberculosis. But the. eyes are not the only organs which need close guarding. Lately tho public has had attention called to the numerous cane; of tuberculosis among the street cleaners of blew York city. Investigation has proved that workers in the dust of the city are peculiarly susceptible to the ravages of consump- tion. It should not take more than an ordinary gift of logic for the motorist to deduce the fact that he must be sub- jecting himself to the name danger. The nose acts as it litter for the air tire theddnto the bums. it also has ann&rr useful fnnction-ihat of mole- ten the air as It passion into the system. The constant settling of dust in the mucous membrane of the nose loam its power of filtration and ni- opinion (if the kit-iii.- Infantry. C. N. 0.. t FOR , Powders For Ubildnin : t “I utio MOTHER (IRAY'II SWEET POWDERB with tipitltldld rclttltr. I regard them In the boot. medicine for children when crcttrund forerunner If constipated or troubled with Diarrhoeitor Wanna." —Mn.oh. Marouu. lilo Kathie BL..Meridcn.Conn. “ M THEE (IRAY'8 KE’I‘ POWDDRB FOR. CHILDREN are different from most. children's preparations, all they are corrective. curing Diarr- NM! or Lunatl alien and regulate the stomach and bowels. KM“ recommend them to all mothcro."~llirs. uilcl Zimmerman Bturglc,hilrlt. “I have neglected wrltlnv you to let on know I received the \lO’l‘IIEIt (I IAY‘H HWEE’P POW- llltltti ii‘tllt CHILDREN all thought I would try them tinit. for my little clri. laws her six powders. and I never saw such a change in nchiltl. Rite. In so much better that. she started for school this lllfl‘l'llllll diam" that tune patiently a year. Iwiil no lib! to romtmncnt mm Man mother."— Mrs. llavid tlrlilln, litimcilsvlllc, N. a "I enclose Pout. ()fllcc Mane Order for shtlilfor mot‘coi' votir MOTHER GRA 'i'l HWEE’I‘ POW- Dlt‘alll'l l‘tilt CHILDREN. I found the last. box morttienencial, not only for baby. lint for others In the. family, and I wish to constantly have a cup- Rly on hand. My (lnuizliter aim thinks lite the cat medicine for children she has ever used. Platonic-end as soon as possible and obllgc."-—Mru. This song; ’ N on Maui stunnin- .r. *sttttt. MOTHER GRAY’S SWEET POWDERS CHILDREN. Mother (low. for years a Nurse in Children's Home, New York, treated children summfttlly with u. remedy, new pro mad and plated in allitho Dru stores, called Mother Gray's Hweut Powders for 0 drop. They are biennium as mil - I’IBWI W take. and nevct'fail. A certain cure for Fovorinhnau,00nst.i ottomfieulmlm. T900111! andfltoinueh Disorders and remove Worms. Break up two d in 24houna. Over 10. tot-ltilllomtllh of cut-es. Read what a few mothers say about. Mother Gruy’ti Sweet . “For the enclosed boots. plow send too two who of MOTHER GIIAY'H SWEET POW- Bmfiou CHILDREN. All. Hm prelim (mu from doctor: never did my child tliu gem your powders have done. Two mothers here know of the «are of my child and request me “If! More for them.”— . Ortwnburuer. Port tinro , Ii ich. “I can u with mill! other ninthorn that MOTHER (I \"s SWE 'I‘ POWDERH work like a charm. I gladly recommend them to expo. and destroy Worms, and in an exudlent gallant childmn'a modiclno.‘ —-Mft|. 'l‘. M. Kelly, No. 4 but Shelby 8L, Worcester. lilacs. “I write to thank you for the (lore have re- ccived from toting yourMO’I‘II Eli IIAY'HIIWEE’I‘ I‘OWllltlIIt-t FOR CHILDREN. I must say they are all you guarantee them to be. I have been iisln ' ”mm for years. and I think their equal can not iclimtizht. l have lpurclitntcd them ro ularh front my Dntngiut. and find they do the o lidrcn more good than anything I have ever given them. I willrccommend your repartition to to friend: with nicusurc."—-lilrts. Ohcrtriftcr. rcdonla. New York. "I have used the MOTHER (IIIAY’S SWEET l’OWIIICRS FOR CHILDREN. I think they have done my little boy a great amount of good and] will recommend themto all my Monday-sins A M. Ii. Scott. lduna. Kansas. M. Bradstreet4 South llyileld. Mtiau. . Do Not Accept Any Substitute for “OTHER GRAY’S SWEET POWDERS. Sold by Druggiuta everywhere for ‘25 (it his. ALLEN S. OLMS’I'ED, LE ROY, N. Y Sample ucnt FREE. Address lows the. air to be inhaled without the addition of sufficient moisture. As a result there is apt to he. set up bronchial. pharyngeal or nasal ll‘i‘iitl‘ tioii. not so bad iii itself, but leaving the tissues iii receptive state for the encouragement of the tuberculosis germ should it tltttl entrance and lodge. Dry cuitttt't'li of the nose often results from such abuses of the mucous mcm- braue. No one should allow himself sitting: iii an automobile, to inhale particles ot dust illl‘tlllifil‘illt‘ mouth, Always keep the tiiouth firmly closed and do the breathing. through the nose, The nose should be kept clear. too, all obstrucv tint; objects being expelled frequently, so that Itl'i‘ltiillll“ is easy at llll times. (in dusty roads. it is well to use a short vvll similar to the kind often tit- laclietl to goggles. 'I‘liis \viibseive to Iliit‘l‘ the air before it is taken into the nose. li‘requent use of mildly slim. line washes is also rectiiiiinetitlctl. After all is said and done. the closed carriage is really the proper \‘t-Ilit'lt‘ for use In city streets. The open ton» llt'llll is not for them. lti touring through tlic country many ot‘thcsc precautions do not need to llt‘ TRYING A NEW MDVE. Independent Telephone Company is sues Circular Lott-r. llAlt'l‘li‘Oltll. .lunc 2I.~-——»’l‘iie indepeu tlciit telephone people having ascertain ed that the judiciary committee pro posed to turn them down, adopted new tactics yesterday, issuingr a circttlat letter to members of the general as sembly and also a fttl‘lll of substitutt bill which it is proposed to undertake to have tho house iind senate puss. lit the circular letter, which is sign (an by .l. ll. Hale and (7. ll. Willirow. in behalf of the state grunge and the State Business hicu's Association, it the following: “Much has been said during the past few weeks regarding the special char tcr for an independent telephone coin pally. it is true that thorn was pre- stated to the judiciary committee a proposed clinrtcr allowing one tele phone company to enter the state I'm the purpose of coiiipctitlon. Noite oi the interests involved in the itiilcpciid tnt movement have fully approved oi this special charter. but It was placed before the committee be‘ause It was understood that such a pleasure was observed so carefully. it is in thc country touriitg tlitit the’motorlst. gets the results so helpful from a. health stundpont. ()iie cannot get too much; of pure country air. and no itteiltotisl which shut oil‘ the supply are to bet I't‘t'llllllIlt'lllIt‘Il, The fact that ii ts ls‘ true is proved by the healthy lool- and feeling of a tourist after a long trip in the country. His appearance aion‘ .sIIUWH the intuit-use benefit of tlie excr cisc,—- lly llean ll‘ostcr, M. 1).. ill the New York llt'!‘"ltl. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The itlnd You Hate Always Bought Bears the M’- . W Signature of DALY WILL BE DROPPED FROM YALE. NEW HAVEN. .luue ill.» The. Yale faculty has voted not to allow tloruclu tum llaly, the. oarsiiiatt, to l'cpl'ct-elll the. university in tile crew which will row against liai'vard iicxi vvcek. Iutr- int: the. meeting Mr. lluly was called lti, but. what was said it not made pub- lic. Afterwards Ilaly said he had nulli- ing to any more than it was all a mis- take and that he was sorry for the affair. He will not return to Gales Ferry, but expects to go to his home iti Worcester ttt once. It is undcrstootl tlittt the faculty has decided that llaly shall be dropped from the. university roll. If in a kind of bilious mood, You wish ati aid to digest. food, No other pill is half so good As l)eWitt's lilttlo Early Risers. The Famous Little i’llla Early Rin- erii cure Constipation, Sick Headache. Biltottaneas, etc. They never gripe or slcken, btit impart early rising en- ergy. (loud for children or adults Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. " ‘ W... RECEIVERS WANT 83,000. LEAV- ING 3400 FOR STOCK- HOLDERS. HARTFORD. June 24.-—-«Tlie receiv- ers of the United States Sumatra 'i‘o- bacco Growing Company filed their ox- pcnuo olaitnn iii the superior court this afternoon. They aggregate 83,000. that of Attorney Alcorn, of this city. being $1,750 and 0. .l. 'I‘ennnnts. $1.- 250. The. latter is the New Jersey re- ceiver. If these amounts are paid them will be. only Milt) left for the. stockholders. Mr. Alcorn character- ized the company as a concern with stockholders all over the world. STOP THAT COLD. or it may result in pneumonia. Bra- silian Balm in breaking up colds when ever tried, almost without exception. 10, 26, 600 and C1 .00 bottles. The Cliff- ford. antar'c and Plaisted'l. " HARBOUR MEDAL SHOOT JULY 1. HARTFORD, June 24.—-'l‘ rte nap hour Modal Shoot, open to the Com- wtll he held at: the South thnmtntet- Rifle range Saturday. July 1. Capt. Austin Cheney. inspector of email arm practice will act on range master and announces the foliowtnu assis- tants: Monte. J. H. Keioo Davin. Charla m. Bantu. Richard W. no but the only one which would receive lllt' utilction oi“. the judiciary coiiiiitittec and as we were scnt here for the mic pose of obtainluz it" possible tor the pccplc of this state competition and the reduced rates and iiiierovcd ser- Tltt‘ which would be tittclidant there to. We thought that it was our duty to accept any lIlt‘liSllI’t‘ which would tend to give illt people of the state that which they wished, even it We cotilt': not obtain all they wished. “It having ‘iccti proven that such it measure is not acceptable to the poo ple of the state the special charter but been absolutely withdrawn from the judiciary committee and the advocates o" telephone competition stand fairly and flatly upon. the same general prov posal upon which they stood in the beginning. Experience everywhere has proved that in the tel spltone business, as in all other lines of business. it is colu- petition and competition alone that reduces rates amt improves service I’rcsldcnt 'l‘ylcr in his examination (it March -itli stated that ii‘ inc Souihei'l New England Telephone t‘otiipanl rates were lowered the Southern New linglaiul ’l‘clcpltone service would de- tci'loriite. (in May 17 he stated that it was not the telephones they rcntctl, bill the service. They have recently reduced the rates in some of the large citlae. therefore if Mr. Tyler is to be believ- ed the service is about to deteriorate Thu 9. N, p}, ’1‘. (lo is a money milk in: institution. if you reduce their rates their ditty to their stockholders compels them to make up the amount by cutting down the service. lilo not be misled by“ their swan songs of reduced rates or legislatively rc'tttlatctl service. They are both of them 8. N. E. ’l‘. measures conceived and born in the office of the. S, N. E. '1‘. (lo. at New Haven tutti are n. pitfall. When the tight in New Inndon took place several years ago the tel. N, E. 'l‘. (to. made it resident rate of $9 and the company loss than it year alter the trouble was over, pill the. rate back to the standard. Are you going to give them an op» portunity to do it again as soon as this legislature atlloui'ns? The bill which is to be offered an a substitute provides that seven or more persons may become a corporation for the purpose of constructing, maintain- ing aiid operating lines of electric. tel- egraph and telephone wholly within or partly beyond the limits of this state. The usual requirements concerning the organization of a corporation are included in the act and suction four provides that. upon the action of one- tentli of that adult male clilzenii rapid- im: or doing“ luminous in a neighbor- ing city or borough In this state the petitioners agree to employ the tele- phone system of the company. they may petition tn Raid company which shall within thirty day» after item! petitioned apply in writing for permits to install a system and proceed to do so at the earllunt‘ practicable moment. it is evident. that these independent telephone people propane to make an earnest 9. fight in the house and sen- ate as they can our opportunity for anti today they are wary busy laying foundations for such a content. *1..— WWW CHIN!!! Albino IN IOYGOTT. VIG'I‘ORIA. B. 0.. June. Diameter- it 'o 6.000 Chinese are working ener- mnter. (loom 3. Volt. and Philip CHAR”. t ' I“ ' I.) J“ .. a legit ._.....u.. .. ’ micron MAY rattler. -u“ Marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Blake. IIA t'l‘li‘tlltl). Julie 24:» it in Iilt that tell. William A. iteurtlsley, court here to testify ill a divorce it has not been decided. was married on January t3 last. She said that the day before. the. ac. .nony illitke tiict her on the street a left her home and led her tip 'l‘riintb street. She said llttit he threatened kill her if she dbl not consent to revolver there. She then agreed to station utitl ltlttke bought two tick for New Haven. In that city lllt site has the certificate of iiiarrla i‘he next. day slu- returned to I troll. ’l‘lic cotirt said this was a rather issued the itiarringe license. BUFFERERS KNOW THIS. ASTHMA SHOU littered hopeless. Iowa, writesp Tito bet-ti. medical skill available to not. give me more titan temporary immended tiitd one illtycent bottle its." Sold ttt l’lalsicd's Drug Sit HAD STRAWBERRY FEAST. Association of the legislature .ime after adjournnn-nt ’l‘hursd l‘hose present included lIcprcseutut Itiwut‘tl ilrlsu‘old, t'iccpt‘csitlcitl. II csciuative 'l‘liomas l’, t‘anc. of Hull ilcpt'csentatit‘c l.. M l’liclps. oi W Iewett. oi" t“litttltati.: ltcprescntat Ilclinrd lI. l‘nscail o: I’ortlaml; lIci cutativc t'. It Hart. of Houtltliigt itcpi'cscittallt't- lli'Wlii t‘. lttlscoe. \letv Canaan. lil'llt‘ct-t‘lllilll\'e ltobert land lllltl t‘liarlc- .\. Leonard. cap Converse of the .tdjutatit general‘s pitrtiuetit and .\ It l’arsous ol' stutt- scci‘clat'y‘.‘ dcpat‘ttucnt, .l. 5 connected With the .lainestmvii 'lll was called on for informal dent, was away and reported “abs without leave." The only business (It was passing it vote of thanks to It ert (I, ’i‘ylcr post for its entcrtulnni of the association some time ago. always keeps a bottle of t‘haiut lain's (lolic, t‘bolera and lliitrrlt Remedy at hand ready for instant t diarrhoea come on so suddenly t to the store for medicine. Ml‘. 1 her sttya: Inln'u Colic. (‘liolcra and Ilitirrh cities 1 ever saw. I keep it ,buttit it iii my room as l have had nevi attacks of colic and It has proved ford Pharmacy and Zeitfnss i’linrint W EN DIRECTOR OF CONN. R. a L. 00. (Icnerttl l.. N. Van Keui'ou. forme I.. t3o., to succeed George It). (litt‘ey. stunned. Mr. Van Kl‘lll‘ull has many mirors in this city in; well as a la pleased to learn of his selection this important position. * .1.» Mm-.. .. The Head of I heparin“! of the stvs OIIIIIIE cuties GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. Manna. l‘ubtlcfidnter. -' The Onion (lawmakers: ”lim' It 4 Gentlemen- an Minn one of tiioctnnl u a this 0 a who he an to be on no vor 0 or mammoth. in con inure-ted tint or this oxmllont re-ttit It. in a plenum o Tait. Orrin: quietly, at hm! To can 'ltllmtl Ihont' lnowl .II (in tin I; for voluntary health-unbuoymr 'I' l’ncn. lane ran box. Connect-d or may mum. Tt‘i‘rrtigal (“o‘clonr‘vcctptof Imp; . o n o. no. laid D. cont shit misc-attit- 99 W. gvticaity to utdthe boycott declared . , . . , *3- their nation against at. United b. I. arrive“ can trr. summon. . . y , count NORWALK’, . Nil. ‘1. ALK” EVENIN G Peculiar Features connected With the New Haven, will be asked to appear in which was heard yesterday and which Mrs. Clayton it. lilnke thorn ICIIIIII t-ltoiit ltiid asked for a decree from her husband tutti her request was not contested. Blake hav- csllniouy Mrs. lllalte said that she Rev. W. A. Beardsley, of New llaveu. lighted her to marry Illlll, She refused. \lext day she said be met her its site lIlIII‘l'lt'tl. He took her litiitd and put. it. in his coat pocket and she felt a married. so the couple went to the gave her soiiietlilnt: to drink anti Mrs. anything about a t't‘l't'llltllly. although cullni' case and before he gave a deci- sion, he would like to ltear from the clergyman and front the official who Foley's Honey and TM has cured many cases of asthma that. were con- Mrs. Adolph lines tug, Till Weill 'I‘hli'tl street, Davenport, “A severe cold coti iractt‘td twelve years ago was neuter-c ed ttiitll It finally grew into asthma. Veteran Association of Legislature Meets for Good Tima at Hartford. HARTFORD. Jane. M. ~'I‘lie \‘cleraii 134 Washington St. strawberries and had an informal good #1”).ng iii the Capitol .rcstnurant. ltlilll t‘. 'l‘aylttt; the Hi‘l’t‘llll‘l‘, ltcpre- sctiiiitive W. ti. lie-ward, ot‘ l‘iiioii. all- This Company writes a most liberal ngford. licprcsciitatitc ICIIKI'III' Ward form of insurance covering the. car it’ ltoxbury: Item-low... r .lolm .-\. liow~ wherever An of Norwich. lIt-ptcscntlltive Levi etiipioyes. Wallet Pearce and Lorenzo Vail. secretary ot‘ the St. Louis t‘tllll‘ uisslon. liepicsctttutlvc .I. Q 'l‘llsou, t former 'I‘t‘llllt‘:'«\t‘t' titan, and tlwyiin i‘tirner Shepperti of Norfolk. \‘a., who position were lilii'h'lh, Everyone pres- iuurlts. \'Icc»l’rc~ideiit tlriatvold prcs- itlcd as Senator ltradstrcct. the presi- JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD DO lilr. .l. ’I‘. Barber, of Irwiiivlllc. ltd, Attacks of colit. cholera niorbus and there is no time to hunt a doctor or go "I have tried tlhttnilior- itcinody which is one of the. best Illt‘tll» be the best medicine I ever used." Sold by Htillsonsl’owcll (lorprontion. Clif- GENERAL VAN KIUREN I3 CHOS- U. 8. GOVERNMENT WHISKEY IIIIBIT Washington. no ,Aprtl 18.1“. mum! to now III‘ to rig waits not only the apart“. but negation hi hi Md“. ordinary II] it initiation. muting-it. an I In: mound ii ; o homo-"belonutiiogcdé Mitmmlodn- the value of tin-amour wittot Intuit" ruutu no beneficial. Yours 1W 1:3"? I " «fl dauphin tau lo. i. look on "mutation" (unlodlt' on request. cly of All .lIl'i'E tiit' f‘ no Crimes. int; removed from the eltl'. in her nti to I‘ . . b EUY to beyond praise, l”, in letters to Dr. Kennedy; iltlt ets Iki' IOI' wag-T... pc- LD ON iild rc» I lief. Foley’s Honey and Tar was roc- .. cil- Ircly cured me of asthma whlclt had I ’ teen growing on me for twelve years. ind if I hail taken it at the start. I voultl have been saved years of suffer A. J. ANGIVINE it sou. FURNITURE. iii" 83’. SENTI'NEL » Specials for Saturday . DR- «rumors l Blink: no Hearts, Excuses W Dr. David Kennedy‘s FAVORITE REM- bv EDY is not it disguised enemy of the human ' rat-o; whom it cannot. help, it. does not. w ' harm. It. is coiripoaud ot vegetable ingro- dioiits and does not heat. or inflame the blood but. ctiobs and purities it. In all cases of Kidney troubles. Liver complaints, Con. uIl stipution of the lloweis, and the delicate tlerangetnoutn which utilirt women, the. ac— tion of Dr. Kennedy's lt‘Al/tllll’l‘l". MEM- 'l‘liouitands of grateful people voluntarily testify bu this, with it warmth and fullness of words which tin-re bluiittetis certificates nevi-r possess. it. makes no tlt'titiltttrtis «rm-uses tio crimes»— brenks no hearts. In its coming there is . llopc,uuti in its wings there is healing. Blake says “h" “W“ not tetnember We challenge atrial and are Confident of the result. 'l'our tlrttgtziai. has it. ONE 80- DOLLAR. a Bottle. pm in mind the name and address: Dr. David KENNEDY, home tier and told her mother. The. EondOttt,Ncw1'ork. couple were separated atid never lived together. Mrs. Illultc being sent to De- / urniture So. Norwalk. Eli: Automobile insurance. ""- BOSTON iNSURANCE co. Capital $1,000,000. of on the most favorable terms. Illll t‘. Usher. of l‘laiutillc; l"l‘:lllt'i5 t‘leve- JaGOb M_ Lauton. A gent. ,3... 5 Railroad Place. ,1“. ' Tel. 35—2. it may be. lit the United States or Canada. against. fire arising lve from any cause, explosion and light- we. nlng litcluded~-~ttlsti marine and trans- till. portatiou risksutbeft or pilferuge, up- South Norwatk. it. .. .-., DAVID W. RAYMOND, Funeral Director ex- and Embalmer. 19 Nurth Main St. Residence. 6 Washington Street. Telephone at house. 134-2 [-0. t‘IIi South Not-walk. lllt‘ (lil‘ TGI- CIII 97-5. i‘lli EAST NORWALK, CONN. lt‘l" " (I ‘II .3... or ALL KINDS. COOKED To ORDER t t . """"" m BATHING AND FISHING. lar- mtu SON. .‘ of ‘I‘fAl It: Gregory’s Point! SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD BATH HOUSES TO RENT BY SEA- J. I. O'Sulliven. Proprietor , 5. FOX, “3’; THE LADIES' TAILOR. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. rIy 0f lleady-to-Wcur Clothes. m“ fit guaranteed. for 31 Main 8!. BEACH. ~ built by native workmen. ct shore front. S300 UPWARDS. Elly terms. booklet. In. home. .I. ll. tewrenco. Agent. C. ' ‘- or’ hilfindti; "iii/f ‘ , l . ~» on. «Atria, n. v.“ I.‘V ,.. r91." hit a ' * ‘ . Begs to announce to the ladies that he is ready for the spring. Cleaning and repairing neatly done. All kinds We also of Bridgeport. now of Waterbury. was have “ ““39 assortment 0' Ladles' “New” New,” a member of ”I“ Wait-tin front 25c up to 34. We have heard of directors of the. (loan. II. & some nice Skirts "0m ‘3 up to '7' re (lovcrt Cloth (loath from $5.50 tip to 3“,, $9.49. Alterations free anti perfect lull at my store be- following in Waterbury. who are fore going elsewhere. . Norwalk, ct. HARBOR VIEW An ideal. spot. for a summer home. Inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow, 3,000 feet Fine vtewa. Bout- ing. bathing, sailing and fishing. Play """rtlytplg‘m ground for the children. hcbtuofintnxirnting drink. hccnmovn‘n.t'tliflillioio|:t .IAIG from Lots to: Special inducement: to the builders. Band for illustrated It in worth reading. it. tells you how to acquire a summer No.2 In. Main at. no. Norwalk. Colin. .1. 22 WASHINGTON STREET. HAND. PANY'S LEHIGH COAL. ORDER. BUGCEBSOR TO JACOB BCHAUJ. 'I . RAYMOND BROS. ' South Norwailt, 'O‘onn 1" Wash SATURDAY, J UNE a4, 1905. SHOULDER LAMB, ..... .. ..... , ........ ....,.. .. ............... 8c. lb. BREAST 0F LAMB, ................... . ......................... . 56. lb. LEGS OF LAMB, ..................... . ................ . ....... 15:. lb. LAMB CHOPS. ....... . ................ . ............ . ...... Ribs, 25c. CHOPPED BEEF, ..... . ...... 100- lb- Phone 322-2. 'PBESIDEli-llii. lEllt THIS is NOT “PRESIDENTIAL YEAR," BUT' WE ARE IN THE FIELD AS CANDIDATES FOR YOUR COAL TRADE FOR THE SEASON. GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE W HAT A! FINE STOCK WE HAVE 0N WE HAVE JUST UNLOADED THREE CARGOES OF OLD COM- WE ARE IN BUSINESS TO STAY, AND WILL GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. LET US HAVE A TRIAL .. ~ ~« .1- . i' OLSEN’S SALE (in Women's Ion Oxfords. 500 pair. special. 890 Women’s Canvas Oxfords. 300 pair, special. 890 Women‘s White GannsOxfords, 200 pr. spec. Si .39 OLSEN’SSHOESTORE O. § Plione’ 342-5. ' . OMOWMMMOOMW ‘1-'=~ BEST SELECTED GRADES M . COAL '3-AT LOWEST SUMMER PRICES'I- The Harris & Gans Co. 65 Water St., So. Norwalk. Style Superlative sits serene atop the rigs we. have for lure. ’i‘bey’re easy running, of course; the horses that draw then! are mau- nged with scarce an effort; but. with- al the equipment In stylish to a‘tle- gi‘ee. Every convenience. every cutti- t'ort goes with the equipages we let by the day or hear. The lesser time will prove ottr words. Jacob Schaub, Two ENTRANCES. to Washington Street. Clay Street. Tel. I22—3. OOWWOWOWOOWWO”O”OMO .Oi’VItDNT Rotan Point Now Open. ' Hotel and Restaurant. Shore Dinners. Clambakes. etc. at Popular Prices WILL BE II SPECIAL TY. Base Balk—3.091: Teams in the state. your oyu cit-mined again? IT’S FREE. BI WALL QTRBIT. 0 Nook War at low prices. AND FUR STORE. LEGISLATURE. WATERBURY.dunextMMScnator ii. . all her of the state a . . , a 1 (1110 M Mbcm'ii, '"t! tin-me new we .t....nt:e.. intranet, I“. r minnow , fly. duvet-nor ’ Robot-tows! “lib.“ “Am“? . Excursions. Music and Dancing. BY E8 [‘JHANGE AND cusses uue'r Atfidfiflflfl ACCORDINGLY. Often one attribute. a lack of clearneu of vision to til. we: when Ml glance In chiefly to blame. Would It not be well to have '0. E. Jackson. ‘ Graduate Optician. NORWALK. OT. ”Deccan“... ......... u...— ..~.,... M “stead taunt... Sale rot, :asier ,on LAouie AND CHILDREN'S cone. attk Butts, cairn, Trimmed Hm a lid ontrimmeo. cars and Liam. for III bowel new or headache, annotate... _ . totter'u Dru: e Alli) a nice line of ' IIFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE COME TO BEE TH! FAIR OLOAK Ihc Fair Cloak and Far SIGN. ‘ ”Nancy-Wren o1 REET. "‘"oENA-ron newsman-Ami " ” SOUTH NOIWALK. A BAD scan.” Some day you wilt‘mt'a bad ochre. when you feel a pain in your bowels. it. rock entertained the New Haven and tear up ondlcttls. county delegation til ego“ legislature. a Dr. Kin 'ii safety lien in ow plfc title, a sure our and” Implicit“! «acumen. ; ‘7 I in”. h ”in?
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