A AD ELOPED
NEW LNGLM T0
connectiout inoldont of War
limo.
;' ere I11 110 8 Connecticut interest
' 8n 0 death 0 Mrs. Canto Groves. a
sin 888,08 Major general Braxton
. lint" the Colitodorate army,
will induce rhoootiy In New
Hoar: city.
888 nhll 11111111111111.1111”
York Sun. was that Capt.
the United States Army to
11.311111111181111. Taylor at the battle of
‘ Buehn Vista gave his famous order:
“A little more grape, Capt. Bragg " it
wasps he who whipped Rosecrans at
Chlokannurgo and fought Grant at Mis
Illusory.1 Ridge. 818 left lands and es-
tate; .1“th he fled in 1878. yet his
daughter. brought up as a Southern
gentlewoman. with servants and gel-
hint society. lived for twenty years as
the wife of a railroad engineer. doing
the work of a large household—for she
was the mother of nine children. All
this was the finish of an clopemcni
which stirred up the society of North
Carolina in its time.
In the early eighties Arthur Graves.
a Yankee ontof New Haven. was won-
dering In the south, doing an odd job
wherever he could find It. Carrie
Bragg, daughter of the general. who
died in 1876, was then living with her
mother on the family estate at. New-
berne. N. 0
Arthur Graves met her there, and
they fell head over heels in lovellul
Grapes was a Yankee in a part where
Yankees were ,still unpopular. and he
had no prospects. The opposition was
violent. One night the couple packed
up and eloped. They made straight
for .New Haven, where Graves expect
ed they would be welcomed and mor-
ried at his home. Ill.1 was llllstakou;
his parents opposed the match. So
they cloned a. second time. went to
theiparsouage of the First. Mcillodist
Church and wore married there on
February 28. 1884.
Arthur Graves. with 11 Min to sup-
‘post. bad to get something to do. H11
took the first job that offered, which
happened to be firing oil the New lln»
vcn line. Ills pcople forgave him ill
time and a year later Mrs. Bragg r11-
lcnted and visited her duughtcr in Now
Haven. She died ill 1880. About illiil
time Mr. and Mrs. Graves moved to
, New York, where they have livcd ovor
since. Graves was promotod to in- an
engineer on the New York. Now iiavou
and Hartford Railroad and still works
at the throttle. Mrs. Gravos bol'11 him
nine children, eight of whom survivo
her. The eldest, a. dauglltcr, was mar-
ried recently; the youngest is 11 six
year-old boy. Mrs. (irrlvce was 11:
years old when she died.
“She was a good lllolllcl' and vory
happy,” the neighbors said.
“Yes. she was a daughter of (Ion.
Bragg. but. I don‘t want to 1111 soiling
the family up on account of~ll1ul." sold
Graves. “She wasnny wifo and lilo
nlolher of my children. That‘s nil lhal
counts."
AGED TWINS.
t' 1'. Irina J. N. Benham Soon to Ob-
serve Birthday. 1
1'1One week from last Saturday .llllius
H. and Junius N. lll'illlilill. lho 111111
knewn retired contractors and road 1-s-
tats ellera." of Bridncporl, who have
the l} stinction of being llu1 oldcsl liv-
ing twins in the colllllry, will ho 88
years old. Still halo and hourly and
able1to do a 'good days‘ Work, cucll of
the famous twins has ovory l'ouson to
expect many more yours ol‘ good
health. Julius ll. Benlnlln Is now r11-
concreting from the cffocls of 1111 opo-
vation recently for 011111.111 ol tho oycs
This Indi8i>081ll0u (an hardly bot 11ll1 d
an illness and is about lilo only limo
thatolther of the twins ovor l'oqull'od
the services of a physician.
The Benham twins arc conspicuous
lnples of successful bllslnoss 1111111
11
fi their earlier days they wo1'11 in tho
11IIding business and runny of tile
earlier of the large structures now
standing In this city are monuments
to their skill and ability. lavcry odi-
Ilce ever erected by tho Iienllnnl Bros.
us they were thou known, was sub-
stuntial and built, not Iikc many of
the present day structures. for display
but to stand years of wear. Not only
in Bridgeport, but many parts oi Cou-
uecticut buildings will be found that
were constructed by this firm and uro
of that type of buildings illili 11111111
more than fulfilled the expcclallom of
the owners.
During late ycnrs tho. I‘lcnllnm twins
hays divided thclr limo bclwoon nu
xooilont form “up country" and lllcir
atomivo mt estate holdings in this
1" ity." Theyslih 11111111111111 on 0811111 on
road street; Just bolow Slum sllccl
8 they resemble each (It her so close-
that only their lntimhto friends can
tingulsh betweentherh.1‘hey stand
h In the community, lead model
88 and are held In esteem and of-
1th»: by all who know them. That
the Benham twins will oonlinuo to on-
joy good health and prosperity for
many years to come is the sincere
wish of their hosts of friends.
COLIO AND DIARRHOEA.
Pains In the' stomach colic and
diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the
use of Chain rioin's Colic, Cholera
all Diarrho Remedy. When in
rinsed of on notilcine give It s
i 81.3%; '3 1 “lap-Powell
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NEW COMMIDBIONERB.
m
’T
:M am“ In Now York lion-lie, ox Commissioner Holly Takes Office
and Railroad commissioner Gates.-
Bucooods M111 Wilcox.
Frank E. Healy. of Windsor Locks.
who was appointed 'l‘ax Colllrnissloncr
by Governor Roberts last February.
and Andrew F. (Isles of Hartford.
who left the lax conllnlssiouershlp to
accept from (Iovor'nor' Roberts an up
minimenl on tin1 railroad commission
in place of W. 1" Wilcox, of (‘ilcslou
bolll began their official lcl'ms Salllr-
daY. 1
The commissions of both were sign
ed by tho govcrnol' l1‘1'lday nl‘lcl'noon.
Mr. llculy roccivcd Ills document Sill.
urdny and took 1.1111 oath of office. Mr.
Gates lost on Friday for a visit over
the Fourth to his shore collage nl Sh
anconsctt on the Island of Nailtlukol,
but will return to the1 state on Vi cdncs
day. llo will l'ccoivo his commission
then and moot for tho fll'sl limo with
his brother col‘urllisslonors ui Mystic
on that day.
Commissioner Henly is loft ill l'alllcl'
a. peculiar sllllulion by lllf‘ oxicndi'd
session of tho loglsllllllro. llndcr lllc
system of progression of the Icgisln-
llvo (‘lt‘I‘kI-I through the scrlcs of clock-
ships. Mr. Honly was callod this cos-
sion to tho ofllco of cngl‘osslng clcl'k.
which Is lllo lasl in thr1 scrlcs. It Is
unusual for tho gcllcrul 11.111111111ny lo
sit lulcl' lllnll llll1 llllddic. of .Iuno, and
at the limo of Ills llppolntlnoui lust
l1‘cbl'llnry Mr. Hollly 11ssum11d that his
dullcs as cugrossing clork Would lIt'
oudcd solllo lilllc holoro 1111 was call
oil upon to tako illili of oolnllllssionor
ship. Ilowcycr. the logisllllul'o is ill
scssiou yet. and llrolnincs lo conliuuo
llnlil the Hill) 111' lfillr of July. ’i‘llc
work Mr. lienly is doing is in such
shape that ho cannot loavc It to llil-
familiar hands :11 this singl- of Illt‘ log~
lslatll'c scssioll, rllld I111 has. lllol'ofol'c.
llccidcd lo ooullllllo to tho closo. lilclllr
”“10 I111 will give attention to mallors
arising in lllc tax corllnlissioncr's ol-
lloo, whore Ilusirloss Is not llkoly to
bc vol'y hollvy for a month 111' morc.
ATORIA
CInFor Inants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Houghl
Bears the . a i .
Signature of
TARS GO ON OUTING AUGUSTS
Orders Issued for Naval Battalion to
Take an Eight -'Day a Cruise.
’l‘llc following spcciul (Il‘llt'l‘ has l1c1‘ll
lssllcd from tho 11ll"loo 11f lllt' ndjulnlrl-
goncl‘lll:
"Adjutant~l:11llol';1l‘s Ull‘lro.
"ilui'li'ol‘d. .Illllo, 30, I003.
“Spcclali lll'1l1-l's No. I17:
"l, 'I‘Ilo colnlnululillr, oiliool'. Naval
bullzlllon, l‘. N. ll., is director] to 111;.
scmblo llis1-ollllllalul,nl sucil limo and
plncc as may bo dosinnnlcd in t'urlhor
ordcrs, for all olizlll days" cruiso. 111111-
mcllcillg .\lll:llsl .1, 101151.
“13. 'I‘llo ol'ulrnlunllin': olficor, oll
ootllplctlou of cruisc. will submit 11 ili’1
lzrilcd l'opln'l lo llIl.\ 1l11p:11l11111ill.
":l, l‘lrmluundiuc oliii-ol's :11'o dirocl
1111 to lllillil' l'olluisiliou upon lllo 111-11111;
llllarlorllmsior-gollcl'lll for noocsslll‘y
transportation.
"4. 'l‘llo acting 110111111issnry-gollcrlrl
will not furnish sllbsistonco: blll. in
licll liloroof. ”111 11111111131 zlllolvlluco will
l111 paid upon l'ocoipl of llppl'ovoll sub-
sislclloo vonchol's. ,
' “1’1 'I‘r'iplicuio pay-rolls will be mullc
out. strictly in nooordullco with law,
and must I111 oolllplclcd null slgnod (111
or boforo tllc Inst day of duty: 01111
copy to bc I‘l‘iillllt‘ll by collrmmllllug of-
Iiool‘. and lwo copios fol'wal'doll to this
dopnrllnolll within two days from colli-
plcllou oi‘ cruiso.
Allolllcr spocilll or1l11r'
issllcd as follows:
"’l‘lro Hospital (‘ol'ps 1l11luclllllcul.ns-
slgncd to Third Infantry. having boon
ronrgnuizod, and statiollcd I11 Bridgo-
pol'l. Major li‘l'cdol'lck Sclmvlor is ill-
1'111'l111l lo lurn ovol' lo l.l11ll|cllaul l1‘1'111l~
crlck .l. Adams all llullod States and
sluio prnpol'iy now ill llls possession;
taking his rocoipi lllcr'cfor. Liculounnl
Adams is dlroclod to furnish a saris.
factory bond for tho propcr care of
propcrly lnolltiouod.“
DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN
. At this scusou of tho your the first
llllllulm'nl Ioosouoss of ii child's lIOWl‘lH
should Ililvo ilrlnlodlulo allcnllon. 'I‘llo
Ill-sl. thing that call I111 nivcn Is (Ihnlll-
Ilol‘IuIn's (loiio. (‘Iloloru null Illur'i'bocll
Iiemcdy followed by onslm' oil as 10»
rooted with cuch boiiIc of tho remcdy.
For sale by SilIIson-I’owcll Corpora-
lion Clifford I’llnrnurcy. Zcilfllus I’llur'1
many. ,
Inls Ilccll
VKSPERS PRACTICE COMPLETED.
IIIDNIIIIIY. Ilhlg, .Illly iI.~—’I'I1o V1131
pcrs pnddlod over 11111 coursc this
morning and oompiotod lllcir practicl
bright. well and very Iropcful. 'I‘Ilo,
have not the slightest four of unytllill :
but. the wonders lllld Mnuugcl' 'l‘hom
lo-dny exprcnsod himsolf luont sangu-
Ino that. his crew will carry of! tho
grand chaliouga cup. Owing to the
large number of cnlrlos ihroo prollnr-
inury hunts for tho 'i‘ilunlcn cup and
seven heals for tho. dinmond uculls
were rowed off this afternoon.
DOCTORS SAID ”It: WOULD NOT
Peter Fry, Woodrufi'. Pa. writes
“After declaring for two yours with
the best. physicians In Wayncnburg.
and illill getting worse. the doctors
advised me If I had any business to
attend to I turn hotter attend to it at
' once. on i could not possibly Iivo'un
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foley’s Kidney Cure was room.
mended to me by it. friend. and 1 im
mediotely sent my goo to the store for
“ It and after taking linen bottles l he-
' i3
n to get better and continued to im-
$011.1 until I was entirely well. " Sold
111 Pinistod 11 Drug Store.
3' minor luscious.
THE HAGUE July 3.1—1'i‘he cabinet,
hood-8 byb1Dr11'1'A. Kayne (appointed
“1,391,191.11 {also
THE SOUTH
cowooLloArso is A 11min.
Current Earnings Aro allows-log All
Previous Records, It 1i: stated.
From what in collnidolrod a. good
source illl.‘ stalcnlcnl to mimic today
that till,1 cllrrcnl clll‘ningls bt' the Lion-
solidnlcd railroad, including rail. boat
lmd trolloy lluos, 11111 surpassing all
previous records.
This Is bollcvcd lry local
men to ho duo in the1 fact that Presi-
dent Mollcn Is pcrsollollyi handling the
operating end of the proposition. No
is glvcrl full credit for ii.
'l‘llo company's gross earnings for
the mouth of April Indroascd about
$100,000; oxpcnsos worn roduced by
over 8210.000, so that the net receipts
showed n11 incrcnuo of..ovcr 8400,0011
over April, 1004.
The month of May will show a not
Illcroasc of 8500.000. and Julio should
equal lllc record of May, so that 11111
cul'rcnl. plrarlcr culling “Juno 30 and
complotlng the fiscal year. will show 11
not Incrcaso of llpproxilllnloiy $1,400,-
000.
It is said that 'thosc phenomenal 11o-
suits arc duo to u very inrgc loll-
111112.11 slid to tho pussonnor mow-mom
ovor the company's Iinosfiolulnrcd to
bo illc lilrgosl ill illc. company‘s Ills1
tol'y. And also to llro 11410111111011 lncns
ul'c. soon ill ovol'y dcpa‘l'lrllcul of tho
road, and also ill lrloaslll'os l'csllliing
ill ll l’l't‘i‘l‘ llll)\"l)llll'lll (If (Illl‘fl.
Tho outlay for Now York which goes
illlo lllc millions is bolull: lollllnuod
Judging from ll111 l'1"1poll as lllrldo to
(lay lllol ‘11sulls for 11111 pi‘oscnl ulrllllor
uro ill murkod contrast in llloso for
lilo, Iliui‘cll III (lllul'lol‘ which for lllc
first llllll‘ Ill lI111 history of lllt‘ road
showod :l dcflolt ul‘lol' clmrlios. lll11
amount bolus $-il7.2~l. II will no r111
callod llIili lilcso poor illilrl'os wol'o lllc
result of a poor 11111' 1-11111K11slion dur.
int: l|l11 \villlcl' lrlollllls. \“ll'lllully block-
:ldlng lilo company‘s llillos at col'tllill
poinls for dzlys 111 a limo. Al 111111
iiillo dlll'illg Illo \villiol' sl'usoll illl' l‘lilll-
puny bnd bolwoon 130.000 and 00.000
“fol'oign” ours on its rails for which
it was paying 20 111111.11 pcl' duv for
11111 first poriod and it n day lIlcl'onfv
lcl'. Spot-in] allouiioll lllns sllloo boon
paid to this mum-r with tho rosllll
illill at llll‘ pl'l'sonl limo llli- company
is using about 18,500 "‘I‘1)1‘11I'.;11" curs
llboso of labor l'nilroudsl. II is llnp»
11d lo 1'111l111'11 llll‘ llllmbol' in about Ills
0011 which will l111 considol'cd lll ovol'y
\1111 Sillisi'llotol'v,
It is olnllnod that it is l‘l‘llllll'liillllt‘
lllili Illis l'l‘lllll‘lllm sllolllrl Iio lli‘l‘lllll-
llllsiiod iii illli luco of tho in't'illosl lliii'
11111111 nlovolllcnl illc l'olld 111'111' llad.
ll is i‘ul'lllol' sillloll that tho syslolll
will 1-loso tho tiunncial your with a
\ll_\’ sllbsirluliul lili'I'l'Illbt' 11v11r ll11'1 ii
por 1'1111l. dividonds paid. 'I'll111'11 is
llolllillL" ill sight to llldlicnlc any lot-
ilp lll Illo l'1'11i1gl1l and pllssonnl'r lllllli“
1111101. .\.1: is woll kllolvu. lllo l'oud's
.1'111111111-1' llllssollnol' il'nlllc is always
1'11'y llcllvy.
As to tho road's lnvosinlcllls lIl ll'ol
lo; linl's it is alloy-.111] llllll for tho 1-111‘~
rolli your lllosl- roads will not only
show :1 1'111111'11 of 1 poll' 1111111. on 1l111
111111111 i1111s'l11l was :lnll1lllul1'll.
lllli :1 surplus of II pol 111111. ill zlddi-
llllll.
l'ollsolidalod slock urns soliilrl:
lilnfl‘ ill lilo lillslnll illnl‘koi illllil).
II.‘
at
~ liiplllilol'id roliovod in twouly illlll'
lilort. Almost lnii‘ncllllrlls. Ill‘ 'l'lln-
llllls' I'Iclcclric (lil. I’ll any drug
Sllll‘o
POPULAR AMUSIEMENTS.
SIII'TII Ni)lt\\'.\l.l\' ISAIVI‘IS'I‘ (‘ON-
i‘lili'l‘.
Following 111'11 pl'c~'s oomulcllls on
lilo work of l‘llnrlcs .1\. Killtil'l‘, lcllol‘.
nlrd Miss l-Zlizubotll (‘nnlpbolL Impor-
solllllol'. who will :lppcalr at tho South
Norwulk lilrptisl l‘hlll'cll. l1‘l'iduy (-Wl'll»
tug. at tho colrcol'l lo lllll given for tho
born-lit of tho l'cpuil' fund:
Iil'cmcn \\'1-js1_1117.1-ill1ng: Mr. K111111111
is a young ill'il>i who will soon stand
rli lllo lll‘iltl of his pl'ofcsiiiml. Ills voico
is bonutil’lll in all resistors and no Illlc
dorslanlls. with his l'11llllar‘l1'nbl11 null
oullllllzod voloo, how to onlcr Into lilo
spirit and rolplirclnculs of tho works
he sings: ospoclnily wall I111 succcssflll
ill lliondclssolln‘s (St. Pauli “IIc 'I‘Ilou
Faithful." which has scllioln bccll
board sung with such plrrforllon. His
clear pl'onollnrlntiou and illo bountiful
sonority of his vowcls is a virtue
which cannot I111 pruisod loo highly.
.Erlc ’l‘imcs. I'a.: A Illl'go 11nd fash-
Iouabio lllnliolloo hall lllro plonsurc of
blurring idlizubolh Cumpbcll, lust oven-
ing, of Si. Paul's parish llollso, If Mini-1
(‘llmpboll (‘Ullll'tl Ill-1'11 llguin 10111 will
rocolvo lL hourly l'occpllon.
Mr. 'I‘wltcholl. violiullso. of Now
York. of whom the pr-olls spooks very
highly. will play.
5% lllc fol 81113 f:
1LII15 “nu“ 3",““H In i mm 1'. ”813.1
Burning,'scmty ood to W”
$11M noun-11111. .1111 Pl In In
”tumoflom. Cam and Gill
E “Mum stops Collins 0P
$21"an Chasm... ' 1 ,
"T“ 50 CENT" Al OX
N' 'mflyuoyuqno .l Ml
£53501, «screws ca 814th
‘1'“
Ml
2...;
railroad ‘
round biscuit
square meal
NEW BRIDGE.
Slowly Uuwindlng Red Tape From
Ash Creek.
Accompanied by Scioclruall Moro-
llouso, oi li‘uii'ilold. tIlc council colu-
ullllco orl slrocls and sidewalks visit-
1111 lilo Ash Crock bridge. yesterday of-
iel'lloou ulld lnt’ol'luully discllssod plans
for lilo crcoliou of u now bridgc. It Is
cxpcclcd that tho coulrllillcc will r11-
port lo lho common council ncxl Mon~
day 11111111lug and ask for authority to
pi‘lll‘oorl with tho work of scouring
plans, 1'111'11lvo bills and powcr lo not.
for tho city ill awarding of tho coli-
ll’llcl.
L‘lly Alloruoy (‘ullinnn will also sub-
mil 11 rcporl on tho lnailcr 11xplainlng
lilo terms of lilo rlgrcculcnt nludo lll'f‘
lwcoll ll111 clly of llrldgopori and the
town 11f Filll'lll'lll, which with lilo (‘on-
nocticul Ilullwny ,lud I.i;1 blips 11-11111
puny, will bcul' illo oxpollsc of 1I111
Sll‘lll‘illl‘l‘. 'l‘llo (Ily s pol'lloll of lilo
oxpouso will I111 about 813.000 and Il ls
pl'oposod lo pay about 82l,000 for tho
bl'lllgo.
lllldor illr1 slalc law Fairllcld 'vis
bound to pay llcr proportion of tho
cost, according, to hcr grand list. but a
special llgroolncnl was 11ulcrcd Into
sonlo months ago whoroby tin1 town
will pay nluro than that sum. lllldcr
tilt1 grand list. Fairlicld would burn
to pay bill oucdwolliloih of illl‘ 11x-
pcllsc. It is lbc lntcntloll ol' lilo rop-
l'eseuinlivcs of tho city and town to
gel, lilo stl‘llcllll'c silll‘loll llil soon as
possible so that it can be used in the
fall. It will Intro 8 wldc roadway to
conform with tho now width of Fall'-
iiold nvollllo, which is now locally
foot willc.
Ill
THE DIAMOND CURE.
Tllc. lzllosl two's from Paris In first
llloy hnvo disoovoroll 11 dinmond corn
for consumption. If you four consump-
tion or puolllllouiil, it will, Ilowovol'. 1113
host for you to lllllc ihul gl'oal l'onlody
lucullouod by W. ’l‘. hlcllco, of Van
Iccl', 'l‘onlr. “I lliill u couch for four
icon yours. Nothing holpoli 11111, ”It
gill I look l)l'. Killu's Now Iliscovol'y
l‘ur C(IIIHIIIIIIIIIOII. (‘ouglls and Colds,
which gllvo illslrllll l'cliol'. llllll offcl'ioll
11 pol'rlllluotlt cllro " I'lloqunllod quick
corn for Throat and 1.11111: 'I‘rollblos.
Al I". II. lillxicv's dl'lli: sloro; pl'i1'l'
501- and $1.00, gllnruniood. 'l‘l'lnl bot-
ll11 fl't'i‘. T.
C. N. G. NEWS.
-
Slate Buys Land in East Hartford for
Rifle Range.
'l‘lio pnl'ohnso 11f lllr'11c continuous
Hill-ls of land ill bins! llnl'll'ord. :1:
nl'l-unllllg about thirty tour ncl'os, was
1'11111pl11l111l Inst wook by ,\illil'lli“1' (loll
cl'lll l\‘111'.:. 'l‘llo pl'11p11i‘ly is to I111 llsod
for a slalto l'illl1 l'rlnizo for commands
Ioonicd in lilll'lfol'd lrlld vicinity. lilo
lollncr 11il‘11olivo motto of tho now l'ull-
111i Sillil“ ullllzuziilo l'iilo lbun lllo oI1l
Sprillulicbls Illlvllrr: notcsslllllod n
,11'l1auglv for tho old South Molldow
l'llllcc.
’I‘llc land lios lnlnlodlnlolv cast of
Station 1331111 ill-1 llul'llsillc lrolloy lino
'l‘llo lollll plll'cllusc price is under-
stood to 1111 82,3100. 'l‘lu- land was
sold Ilv ilullicl ll. liulwoll. it]. lliil'i
Forbos 11nd 11111 .Innlos llul'nblllu os~
lulo. Nonollnlions for lllo purohnso
of lllo land 11:111- boon on hand for
many months.
CURED OF BRIGHTS DISEASE.
Mr.liob1rl 0. lillr".kc I1.Inor'u N Y.
wrlics: "Il11'1f1111 I silllll-d lo ill-u1 l1‘o
loy's Killlloy i‘.lll'11 l liilll to got ill
from lwolvo lo iucllly limos a night
nlld i was all liloulod 11p \vllh drops)
Illlll my 11_vosll;lll was so impaired i
could soal'ccly 111111 111111. of my family
across illl‘ roolli. I Ilud given up hum
of llvlllu. wllcn u I'rlcnd r11cmllllloudcll
l"ol11y's Klillll‘y (‘lll'c. lino. 1'10 cool, but
llo wol'kod \voullcl's llllll llt—‘fOl'e i had
lakon lilo lllll'il bolllo lilo dl'opsy hall
gouc. all well as all other syluplouu
of iirlghis discllsc.” Sold Ill I‘luis
l111l a ”full—— 81111211 “
BARBOUR MEDAL SHOOT POST
PONED.
'I‘Ilo uhool for tho Ilillbour medal
has boon poslpoucd. 'I‘l111 date was sol
for Saturday. but as the mills In South
Muncllcslor, whom the shoot Is lo bc
hcld. closod down Hulul‘dn: night lrlrlil
Wodncsduy, (.Illpluin Austin Clloucy.
Inspector of small arms pructlcc of the
First Iionlmonl, l‘. N. (I.. has deemed
it. llllVlNflllll‘ lo clluugc llll‘ (Into. Ac-
‘cordiucly lll‘ Ilns soul out lclcgrams to
lilo l'lIlo rooms of the various compan-
ios. announcing that lllc date for thc
Barbour medal shoot had been chang-
ed. The 1Illl11 has been changed and
the shoot will be held lll South Marl-
irllllstm‘, Jilly 8. ‘
The pills lllnl not as d-Ionlo and not
as a drastic purge, llrc DoWItl's llll'
ile hinrly lilsors. 'I‘Ilcy cure floati-
ncho, Contilipnlion, Billlotlsllons. olc
Early Risors are small, easy to take
and cosy lo act—«n sofa Dill. Mack
Hamilton hotel clerk at Valley City,
N. 11.. says: “Two bottles of these
Famous Lillie Pills cured me of
chronic. constipation." Good for eith-
cr children on adults. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
.NEW VBTIRINAHY COMMIOBION.
Governor liohcrls has appointed the
now veterinary rcglstrntlon board, in
accordanco with the recent legislative
ncl. ’I‘Iu1 appolnlccs luko tho office
July I. They nl'c: it. P. Lyman. Hurt-
ford. five years: Frank A. Ingmar,
Ilurlford, four years; II K. now. Wil-
llmn lc three years; '20an Bland
Wale 11y, two you"; .J H
Norw ch, one.l 3181111311 1
ONLY CURE FORD
Mi'l. Franklin Bush. of
Del loom "111118de
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NORWALK EVENING senrluel.
EDWIN
MONDAY. JULY 31 if
THIRTY MILLION FOR IRRIGATIONi
. Unoxpoolod Rapid Growth of Reclama-
tion Fund.
WASHINGTON I). C. July 8.—
(Special). ~—A lure day ill Juno three
years ago, was the 1701 of that month
the anniversary of the battle of Bank
er Hill and the birthday of national
Irrigation law And the not result of
the bitter, at the beginning of till1 pl 0 '
scnt fiscal your, Is all Irrigation nppro- ‘
prialion of 830. 000 1.000 with an auto-
matic revolving law lrlldcr which the
fund is constantly increasing through
additions from the union of wcsicl 11
public lands and the repayment lo the
government by the settlers of all (1:1
pcndituros for Irrigation construction.
or Hill National Irrignlion day was duly
ccleblslod In Nevada as in Boston ill
the fol'.1ncl' commonwealth at the
Truckee Irrigation project in the pres-
cnco of a party of distinguished Unit-
1111 Slnlcs Sonulol's 11nd Iloprcsoutn
tiles and govornmcnt officials who
wllncssod ilro opening of tilt1 first
completed governnlonl irrigation works
and tho turning of 000,000 gallons of
water pcl' minute into a great goverrl-‘
rllelli. canal.
'I‘Ilis ccromony mount a grclll dcal
for tho idoa of American honleuraking
undor national nuspics.c Fifty limbs-
and ncros roccivcd lllolr first govor'l-l
merit Irrigation 11111 lho finished portion
of a vast projocl for tho rcclanlnllon
of 310 000 acres at a cost of nine mllv
lion dollars. under ll111 guldllncc of I..'
II. Taylor, fodcl'al roclnlrlntion engin—
cor for Nevada. Within ten yours
the1 cost of irrigating this 50. 000 acre
lrnctv—sl ‘l.1il,000-*Wlll all have boo-u
lolllrncd to llle govcl'nmelll by illr1
isomers paying for the water rights ill
ton annual Installments, to I111 applicd'
by the govormln' ill to the continuation
of tho. |)I'()jQ(l. ’l‘llo possibilities of
this rcvalving Irrigation fund arc in-'
dood vory grout.
Worc lllcrc to bc no additions to
the reclamation fund. its present thir-
ty llllllioll dollars would evcnlllully to
claim the west. But with the large
yearly additions which new been colu-
inr: In, it is dostluod bofol'o many
yours to roach lilo 8i00,000.00l,l mark
nrld bocolllo a vast fllud for tho. 111.11
dcmption of llncll1 Sam's dcsort lands
for solllclnent. And could lllcrc. bc a
grower work than that of making
llonlos for lllo people?
About Illrlf of tho clllil'o llnllcd
Slntos Is compriscd ill lilo arca covcr-
cd by ll1r1so grout irrigation projccls,
l'ivilliug the giglntlc works of Egypt
and British India. 'I‘ho following
Socl'olul'y of tho luicl'iol' lll iIlc lllffcr-
1'111 stulcs and lorrllol'ics:
Arizliuzl.
Arizona and California. joint
lll'lljoclH,
l‘olol'udo,
Idaho. 2 projccls.
Montana.
\Iontnnn and North Dakota,
33,000,000
:1 ,000 ,000
'1 ,ruo 000
:3 ..l,‘10l1 0110
1 5100.000
joiul projocls. 2.350.000
Nobrnska and Wyollllllg.
join: prolools, 1'1. 750 000
Novndtl. 2 740, 000
Now Mexico.
Oregon 2 projccls. 3.250.000
South Dukoio 2 I00. 000
should the recorlllnolldallon of the
President bo cnl'riod out by (‘ongloss
regarding tho rcpcul of the Harbor and
stone not and the enactment of a com~
pl'ohcnslvo forestry law, the irrigation
fund would be greatly Increased. ’I‘Ile
solol'nnlcut timber sales during the
last two years under the timber and
stone not have been about three mil-
lion acres at a uniform price of $2.50
an acre, much of the land densely for~
cured with ’the flnost Washington
spruce and Oregon and California 81'
and redwood. worth according to om-
l'ial reports from $20 lo 850 all aorc.
I’l‘csldcnl Roosovoll’s plan is to soil
only tho slulnpngc 111 illO market prico.
allowing lllo land to grow up to now
forosls for fllllll'c crops, Evcry lloll-
r1111 friend of botll irrigation and for.
nslry will Ilcarllly support this sploll-
did ldcn which socks not only in pro-
vollt tilt1 wasloflll furor-ll dcslrlnliou
now going on in the wont bill to pro
vidp an I111 1111111 from slunlpago snlcs
sl Icnsl ten times tho nrllonul now ro-
1111iv11d by Ihn government.
liud tho lllubcr lands which the gov-
111' nmcnl has disposed of since the pas-
sage ill the Irrigation acl-'-lhlcc yours
«boon sold under President Rouse
voll' .11 plan, they would have yielded
upwards of 8125000000. which would
havo Irrigated 5,000,000 acres of des-
ort and at the dome time assured the
rcfol'cslnlion of 4.000.000 acres of ollr
best llmbcr lalld. Instead 90 per
cent. of this has gone Into the pockets
of speculators
280, 000
;
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley 8: Co. Chicago. originated
Honey and TM as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great.
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and TM many Inrltutlons are offered
for the geuulnc. Ask for Folcy' 9 Hon-
ey and 'I‘ar and refuse any substitute
offered, as no other preparation will
give the1 some satisfaction. It Is mild-
ly laxative. It contains no opinion
and is safest for children and delicate
persons. Sold at i’luisted‘ 11 Drug
Store. ”
1
TRADING STAMP BILL.
Taxi of tho Manure no Passed by tho
‘Houlo.
HARTFORD. July 3. *The following
hill concerning trading stomps was
passed by the house:
Section 1. Every person who shall
Issue or deliver to his customers. In
connection wllh the sale of merchan-
dllo, any trading stomps. coupons, or
similar devices, with the promise or
representation. expressed or Implied.
that they have a «doom-bio value In
money or merchandise. shall. upon de-
mand by any such customer after
such trading stumps. coupons or
other similar devices, have become
redeemable according to the terms un1
,dor which they were originally Is
sucd redeem the same at their stip-
hinted value. 1 . .1
'18ec. 2 No person shliii 111111. to his
customers. in connection with the sole
of merchandise any trading stomp,
coupon '
nocounls hnvc boon apportioned by tllo‘
.oImIInr device which has
rumor '
Tented ‘
Home
Remedies
Here are four? you
com depend on.
Each in: tbe hoot of
The llllllivcl'sary this year of Bunk 118'
kind and haw our
recommendation.
m
ch-lo-pho-ros
l
For Rheumatism
Athlophoros is a. remedy
guaranteed to remove the
poisonous Uric Acid from the
blood and joints, and stop the
am and suffering caused by
lilleumatism. No need to
suffer longer With this agoniz-
ing disease. Athlophoros has
proved its efficacy time and
again. It will cure the worst
forms of Rheumatism. We
state this confidently as this
remedy works on a principle as
clearly defined as natural law.
If Rheumatism compels
you to lose time from your
daily duties, take Athlopho-
ros- It eases the stiffened
joints and muscles so they are
able to resume their accus—
tomed tasks. One bottle of
Athlophoros will bring relief.
Call today and buy it. ‘
\
'l'. HILLS’ MANSFIELD'S
GAPILLARIS
Wes comEou ruled by MLMnnsfield,
to cure imself of Baldness. Skin
Disease,Itchinngcalpsndmndruff'
and it cured 1111 and has enroll
hundreds of thousands of others.
CAPILLAle contains no load, sul-
phur, coloring matter, or anything
lllJllflOuS. The entire base to Van—
eline and Cosmoline, medicated.
guickly cures Sunburn, Chipped
ands, Slings and Bites of oil in-
Set ts. CAPILLARI'S has never failed
to slop the hair from falling in on:
to nine weeks’ time; usually it
stops it in one to four weeks.
CAPILLARIS will cure the worst
forms of rites and the most tortur-
ing forms of Baby Rumors with 5
to 15 up licntious. CAPILLARIS is
penetrai ilng‘, gently drswiu to the
- surface all poisonous Impur tics of
the blood; killing the poison curing
the disease—lem' mg the skin clear.
free from all blemishes and soft us
when. CAPILLARIS has no equal.
Hundreds of thousandswhorn it has
cured know it. and you can know
It by using one so cent bottle.
Strong Nerves
and Pure Blood
The strain of business causes
weak nerves and depleted
blood. No one can do good
work when troubled with
nervousness or impoverish-
ed blood. If you suffer from
[the we it and tear of constant
, work we recommend
gosworth’s
a lnfallible
37's" Nervlne
T151111 best tonic for Nerves.
Blood, Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys. It goes right to the
root of these troubles and
strengthens all the weakened
parts. Its action is mild, but
very thorough and far-reach—
ing. l’rn'cly vegetable. May
be taken with marked benefit
by the youngest. as well as the
oldest. ‘ Try a bottle.
not a
IIIIIE FREE!
Purchase 9. 25 cent box of
Spiro Powder
and We will present yen with
one of these beautiful views
of Niagara. Actual size 15 x
19‘ inches. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Choice of 11111111
mer or winter scene. Spiro
Powder is the toilet: powder
no u 1'11er advertised in ma
zines. It destroys all
from perspiration. a box
and get a picture F
sump! e n
Mm 111
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valuable to or
form of Insurance 1
wherever
States or (lanolin!
from any cause,
ning Included—wise
portntion risks-till
on the most favors. ml“ In ““k‘
5 Railroad PIIoo.
Tol. glen Con show
Grrgirll’.;;ig111m
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Automobile 1111 “
BOSTON INSURMPZ.
Capital 81.09
This Company wrliis Bios. lilies
all
1111111 Piloting l
It may
it was PLATINII.
Jam!) Alleluia Iloiol‘s.
" entry and Mo-
“"1 6' General Mouth
NORWALK. ‘
WILTZINESS
BATH Houses 70 i. "
so ' ‘
An Ideal spot for a In
Inspect the quaint Japan
built by native workm
of shore front. Fin '
ing, bathing, sailing
ground for the ob
sale from
5300
Easy terms.
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booklet. It liar are:
tells you I10
home.
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No. 2 8o. Main
or I
THE HARBOR
ARE MADE OF HARD WOOD ANO
NICELY FINISHED
sous 312153 $7.50, $10, $12.50,
moo
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or THIRTY in runs: wmt
WHICH ls PRETTY noon on '
THAT THEY as; coon '
oun BLUE FLAME on. or
A3: ALso eolnorse'r.
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