Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 4, 1905 · page 5

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Til-1' NORWALR EVENING

SENTINEL

TUESDAY. JULY 4. 1905. ‘

 

 

iilcc on In-

., .luly 3.—’1‘lle
9 National Ell-
let ill the First
I allcruolm and
le oxporlnleutul
iStall-u Depart-
udvocalcd the
'e in the rural

of Menominee,
be report. of the
ill educaliou in
.llnities. it was

i loo much is
iucllorl ol' indus-
iiuite fealurc of
ie not expcclcd
, _ . can bel'llllll: a
o' ' '4 lld co-nrdluuloll
' giggly-flu rural schools at
Mill. i ll can ovcr ho
{many .- sillerablo lexical.
iii illii'l‘dl‘llii loliiflcutiou and
”3.1911,; & ut plan of rural
on» ill/d i iucll a Mlflillil‘il'
‘ “5‘" It i'll't‘ ill-sf, (ico—
ll.-. 1. “millions uill
‘Mw'illlé I ‘ch lllly mull-r-
' 3‘ “u for .V More in wr—
lta i, illlllcllon iii all}
lands incroaslu
‘ i'ol‘cc‘aud for
lll‘ lllt‘ lu‘ld H‘—
of lill‘ pl-opil-
ouch :l illill-Zl‘l'
,'l'llll; adds an~
lilil' olilll-ulloll
illow “‘llll ilil\l‘
lmpliul: lo lll'
lilXi‘h i'or am
‘l'lilil‘ lili‘ lll‘
lion or iliz'l
‘ null l‘lllll’ll
onply io II.
V llll' 1" iii i:l<
‘ . i‘:lllu"o

.ffllce to face wilh
.lmpelition with farm-

“ ~ ,, who can work the
,Qilhuiilo hardest, but It is
grim “31“" who make most,
_ he“ in”;i the one who has
« hi“. ll will a study of what
,. j \viii‘ilhnliling In thinking
.1 )fi“ lumhllhllleoe essen—

.;‘f’\lllz, ll‘lilllfl the beet

'1" light his work. ,s

' .. ‘ iv’mol-l OVGT)’
ln (loavor ‘l'hooln

l, and (Hill .'l . luring
i“ mi'll .lo; u, for
lungluvllldn. .u fact
“(1p llucm il'l‘llill"
out i ‘ i‘~ .. llocln-l—
w h alulil l... Inlly
..il for

lot the
loin to
'. 'l I‘lil'm-
mulled;
'illiillln
:. udlng
hom mar. .uwllm
l’l Whilll‘l'l-l'
ll‘i‘. it i<
schools. ill» b hive
of the l'llli. til .lool
ulucnlion ’5 "v vor
Rail lulu-".0
, ill will
llllls ill I all will]
major I» ri‘l ll of
tho l'l'lii dive
‘ . concerned \vlm
“I“ ncident lo ('Ullllil'" life.
1]} led nllmlldr oi l-lllulry
‘ bale their cduc'llion
rural school llydcln
pie “edition or. zll~
i In eecoudary lll-lllmlll
dueetionel .Iuel llllllollll,
if private. offering lion-
Till training.
plan of orénlmulon of
vchoel system come In
b-IlllI that ill prinw pur.
epllro the puplle lo ontcr
y wheels; and tho ill'lmo
o boundary IdlIOOlir In to
e lo enter hizbcr l"ill('li‘
.l “um. .ioue. , ,
L. lime to change from ill our
«follmelltery and lMllilrim‘y
branched”. ,ll it time a. m.

lc limi-

. l‘
9" c t e feel M c mien: of rural
.. ,3 mild It: outline of in-
‘ ' bn’wifll fence tothe lll'efll
i e 705 per cent. of the pupils who
' ‘ l l w» endwho attend no nlher

ll 4" I with ”(amino t0
' rem Ill” wellingt- who
tooli'uwnccd ”school. it

ill“. the prone!“

own lathe children

ll. ‘ I. offerin books in
1 were“ of knot
.. t ctlmuiouc, - mental
‘ ”dim

, ‘5‘»:-

experienfiéd
or. e

M

are caused by Indigestion. If you eat I

, little too much. or if you are subject to

attacks of indigestion. you have no doubt
had shortness of breath, rapid heart beats.
heartburn or palpitation of the heart.

indigestion causes the stomach to
expand—swell. and puff up against the
heart. This crowds the heart and inter-
feres with its action. and in the course of
time the heart becomee diseased.

Kodol

Dyspepsia Cure

digests what you eat. takes the ctrain cf!
of the heart. and contribute! nourishment.
Etrength and health to every organ of the

ody. Cures indigestion. Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach. inflammation of the mucoue
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrb
of the Stomach.

After cellar. my food would distress me by making
my hurt pnlpilnie and i would become very weak.
Finally i got it bollle OI Kodol end it gave me immr
diel- relief. Aller using c few bellies I am cured.

MRS. LORING NlCHOLS. Penn Yin. N. Y.

i had etomach trouble end was in a bed oldie u I
had heart trouble wllh ll. I took Kodol Dyspepsre
Cure for about four month: end it our ad me.

D. KAUBLE. Nevedn. O.

Didests What You Eat

Inn-red n the Leb-
orltery 0i 3.0.De'ltt
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FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.

 

llooll-l Should he planned in furnish
lcll preparation. ll should ill- vol-op,-

 

how (if,

izcd lllul lhl- school is only one l‘ac-
)l' ill lllc cllul-alion of an individual:
ill lllal al llclsl wllalcvor prcparalioll
I affords for lil‘c lnusl 1..» plll'iilllw-
llal ii is :l lli‘flllillillgrvillll ll ulusl uol.
li‘ i'orpoilcu lhal ii is ilnporianl that
his proparaion l>l~ \vl-ll Ill-gun.

'l'lllu l‘illlllllilll‘i~ docs not ill'Qlliill: io
uy lhal ill its juliglucni lilo rural
cllools which iralll ucarly one—half lhl-
(“llool poplllaiion of illia country, so
or as school li‘ainlnp,‘ now, should doll-
iloly rl-l-ouuizl- lilo l‘aci lhal lilo major
portion oi" lllosc bclnl; lrailled will con—
llillll' Io livc llpoll lill‘ farm; alul
lllal lili'l'l‘ should lll‘ apocilic. llcliullc.
ll‘i‘illlil'ill ll'aininl: lillillu iilcnl I‘or lill‘
llcllvilics of farm lil‘c. Such Schools
will uol malll- i'arnlcrs nor houscllollp-
era, but lllcy will iulcrl-sl boys and

.- girls ill farming and houm-kocpiug and

lilo lll‘Ul'Jl'lllr‘l coulll-l-loll \\ilii llll-so two
ilnporlahl \‘ol-lllious,

‘l‘ho l'llllllllllil‘l‘ fllrlllor Ill-licvcs. :lud
docs illll lil‘Siliill‘ in any, llllli a room

' of study fl‘ilflll'li wilil lilo l-ud ill \‘low

llcro slalcd, furnishes :l illlowlcllgo
coulcnl of far gl‘call-r value to lllc
country child lhall courscs of study as
at prl-sonl orlzauizcd; and lumber, lhal
lilo ulonlal lrniuilla involved ill Illo
manic . of lllo coursc of sludy all mod-
ifll-d ii) lilo inlrollllcllou of lilo inllus~
trial pllllsol. of «duration is of a higllcl'
ordcr than lllul l‘l‘alllllllt’.’ from it mas-
lcl'y ol' lilo proecnl courscs of l-ililll)’.
ii in of it higher order, hccallac ll.
dcllls with ll wldcr range of anhjocls:
with a cousidoraiion of mines in their
relation lo ouch olllcr, lo olhcr thinlzh.
mill to lhc individual; willl lilo dcvcl~
opnlcnl, modification. and allupluliou
of till-Ho lhlllgs lo sorvo lilo mode of
nuluy~—anll lllle lurgcly through physi
cal doing, conlrollod alld llirccloli by
alcntal acllvily in useful ends,

The colllmilicc hcilcvcn lllut the
training uffllrdod by tho mastery of a
couruo of l-lludy which inclullcu lilo In~
duelriul plulllo of education will brand—
on tho oullook of pupils, and hocauw
of thin widor view will opl-n up and
make alll'aclivo lines of work upon lilo
farm which olllorwiue would not up-
pcal to ”Will; lluli it will dcvolop self—
dopcndonro llllu morlll alumina.
through allaluiucd cffol‘l for worilly
brain; and llllll. for the boy or girl who
dock not roullllu llpoll lilo form ii In
superior in lilo lrlllnlnlr of'fi‘rod lhrounh
lhl- ml-lllum of tho proaonl course of
ululiy ill illc rural Hl'llililiI-i.

W»...

BENT HER DOUBLE.

"i know no ouc, for follr woeke.
whoa I won luck with lypllold and
killnoy lrouhlc." wrilen Ml‘l-l. Annie
Hauler. of I’Iliulnli‘tf, Pa” “and when I
got boiler. although i had one of lho
bent dociora i could pol.
I was bonl doublc and had to root my
hands on my knock when I ,walked.
From this terrible llilliclion l was roe-
cuell by Eleclric. Billcra. which roe-
lorod my llonllh and ulrength, lllld now
I can walk all alrulghl as ever. The;
are simply Wonderful." Guarantncd to
cure ulomacil. liver and kidney illHOl"
derll; at F. ii. Baxter'll drug atom:
price 50c. "

MAY DUE THE RAILROAD.

Probeblc Action to Recover fer Mer-
ritt Frlcblc'l Death.

Administration hell been taken out
on the evtule of the Info Merrill Frill-
ble. a well-known Southlngton farmer,
who died from injuries received by
being struck by a train on May 22.
The estate amounts to something over
10,000.

It is probable that suit against the
Connolldeled road on whose orlb-
nmpton division the accident took
place, will be instituted In the near fil-
Itii‘O.

» OUHED OF BRIGHT". DIIEAIE.
Hr. Robert 0. Burke. Elnora. N. Y..

 

to end_

rites: “Before i started to use Fo-
fl Kidney Care. 1 bed to net up
on twelve to twenty times Leight.
, ’1 will all bloated in: wall dropey

fli’yo cycpicht we: ”f 12'?th
, Nil-“91110.9..r
‘tilroom.l§ecnlv hoe
l biochemical ,, god
. dim C: re. Onellll dent t:

_ ir‘ zen Welter

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...‘,..... ...... . mum-moon. .

BEN E‘AGTON'SUFOURTH.
liy Manda ll, Cracker.

llo ndllllplill lightly lulo lilo iwo—l-lout
cd canopy’lop, luld, docking ll bit of
dual from lllu uleovo, look up llle l'lb~
bone with u lordly hand. "i‘ll llllUW
Miss Mllllc a lrick"-l-~il accrued there
was ulol-o oulphuale lllllll Willi uncou-
Hilf‘Y‘T“"l'il show her lhal ii in Indepen-
dcucl- day lll more ways than ollc!"

This oulhllral, which did uol augur
wall for Ron Mal-lion's “il‘ourlh,” was
but a continuation of ycslcl-duy’e chap-
lor, alld he'lionbll-d not bul lhal it
would ho a curious affair at“ lilo flush.
Howwcr. lllyuleuul lo nullulaln hie
digully lo lili! cud. now lllul he had ho-
gull.

You; "ho had begun. “lull he had
“lulu canal) ulul provocullon." ills‘ old
Squire l’l'chlcn would mama, and 50 he
clllrrupcli lo illc l'cslivo buys ll'iulupll-
:luley

llo had mollul lo iuko lho now turn—
out and Milllcclli liallcllii'c lo lill' l’cul‘
walcr picnic: hul lhc fol'lncr wall allli
up Ill-aracoliko ill lilo carrlagc hoard.
whill‘e liil' lllllcl'~ Well, ho had hcarli
who collld llol loll for bill life how or
Will‘l‘l‘~-*llllli Milllc iulcudcd mailing a
now dcal. as to escorts, and had her
eyc on Jack Kcnnody. Wllh lllill cx-
usporallng gossip ill mind he ililil cull-
ed on Millic lllc cvclllnlz bcforo, lie
had found her undl-r lho cllcrry lroo
by lilo I‘rolll galc. looking as innocent
as a Madonna whilo allc gathered the
crimson I‘rull. llc lhouglll she grow a
trifle ncrvoul-l as ho plumpod llillmolf.
llllo lhl- l‘llliiil‘. soul and allill:

l prosumc you arc all roady for lilo
show lo-morrow."

"i am awfully sorry, lhal." she be.
gall, ”lull l calluol go."

“Why?“ ill‘ cxcluilucd iioi'ccly, lie
was expel-ling this and was prcplll'cll:

"Uh." silo llul-lWl-u'cd. “llloll you
llllyl-n'l ill'ili'll lllai Aunt Mllllll‘Vll"--—

"No. ' i huvcll'l hoard, noilllcr have
you?" ho :llluol-ll shoulod; I'or, ililillilltlll
Millica old :lllnllc was no fuvlu'llls ol‘
lion's. ill' was run going lo lluvc ill-r
salldlcd willl illis slllllcl‘l‘lluc.

"ll's no lallll oi‘ Mincrva lialIl-llll‘o'l-l
lhal you'vc jlllod lllc :ll lilo liltii llliu-
lllc for illai Illlb'lill‘l of a Kl-nnclly; ol'
couruc not?“

il‘lllslloll and ll‘alo lll' lhcll swollt
down lilo sllllllucry lano. loaviug Milllc
no l-hauco of cxplaualiou.

"l.illc a cyclouc,” Hill‘ said, hill hcr
oycs wcrc fllll of pain and :lelollisll-
lllcul, while the cllcrrios llroppod ull-
llcl-licd ill llcl‘ loci.

ll was lloi plczlaaul lo rclucnlllcl' it
now; illll ho had llcguu lllc iroullle
and llc mount to soc llll- cud.

AI lill‘ .\liliou gall» lll- rciucd Ill the
horsca and callod olll lo Tom on tho
froul lawn: “Anybody llcro who
wllllls lo go lo loo picnic?“

“Wily. ycs; you llrl- u godacnd, lrllc
as l livc." cricd 'l‘oul. springing lo his
fol-l. "’l‘llo girls waul lo 1:0 awfully
ililli, and I. \vollldu‘l lllilld all iuvllll-
lion, loo, il' illcl'o's rooln."

'.\ll l'iulll." Sillill'li licu. “l
your scrvicc."

ililzhl ill lilo luiddlo of u llisal-rlullou
or. lilo old-Illsllioncd "ll‘ourlll" .lllck
Kcuu-dy pawl-d Illl‘lll. lI._- lii'il-ll his
cup in ”lo MISSI‘S liilioll :llld hum-ll lo
“I'll as ill.’ \\‘l'lll lly, liul (il'aco l'llil-
lips was \\llli lliulY

“\\"il,\'i' l lllollulll ” and iiosc lili~
lou's parlncr on [Mr l‘roul scal wall so
asllullsllcd lhal lll- did nol illliSil lilo
HPilli'ili't‘. ‘

" You did nol oxpool lo so.» lhcnl lo-
zcillcr, said silo, nodding lowul-d lilo
Kouucdy iuruoul. "ii, you: lllcy nlullc
up \\'l‘l‘l\.‘-i ago and arc lo ho ularrloll lll
Soplcmbllr," and silo smiled. aluuaoli al
lion l‘iilblllll'h‘ pol-plcxod i'aco.

"l -—liidll‘ll know," Hlillllllll‘l’l‘ll llo
finally. looking alru‘llzlli ovcr lilo horn-
cll' lloalls :llld fol-ling lhal lllc carlll
lllllSl ho spinning a good bit fasll-r
than usual.

"\Vcll, I know," rl-joinod lloso, “for
i lulvl- zl purl ill Iill‘ ll‘fillVlilt’H. llui.
my! don't look all if you had l'il'lill ll
ghost, Mr, Ellslou; ii. iii no uncoluluou
lilillg for lovers in luakl- up, is il'.’
l uollcc illcy ucucrally lull lllarricd
lhou. silly things! i should ucvor ho
cauglll lllal way. If a lllllll will quar»
rol hol‘oro nulrriago, l'l'h’l allsurod ill'
wlli al‘lcr: null l‘ll as licf livc willl a
liollonioi as u iculoue husband.”

Miss llillou made a tolling l-lhol, hul
lion covorcd up hill wounds alld lllillil‘
no sign. llo wall wondering if hill in-
dopl-llllouco lvul-l llol on illc wanc mum'—
\i'llill. l-lc wiahod ho know whal Millio
was doing; alld ho lrIl-d lo imagine, if
Miull llliloll prllfl-rrcll a llofioniol lo
ono Ilkc. Illiuuolf, whal Mlllic's opinion
collld he by this llnlc. llc wall afraid
illc irlck ho monui lo allow llor wall on-
ly a mean, sneaky onc, aflor all.

Along ill lill' alloruoon lllc llllilllll-i
hull (‘Xl‘lth'll him again and gouc for a
row on ”10 water; and while llt'. ual
discouuolalo lllld alouo lu- lullv Millio
drive on lo lilo grounde ill lho lllllllu
phncton. 'i‘llc llorncu looked iudod ulul
uho uccluod Weary and lroubll-li. if he
had no. boon such a brulo. how Ilc
would now fly to her comfort. llul a
boy look lhn horses and idle uoughl. a
soul under lilo lrcou.

“l ought in an to her." ho lulid.
looking longingly her way. "but I‘m
to can lllill curl-loll blunder lo the end.
Hoavonn! I might all well and It now.
wl..lo those confounded llilloue are
noi by.”

He came and atom! before her poul-
tcnily. She looked up. "I have been
a brulo." ho lulld: “have suffered all
day. too. for It. Will you forgive me.
Millie?”

"l have been sorry all day. loo.” idle
said.

"But you huVen't done anything." he
replied.

She looked repronchflllly end said:
"Shell i tell now why I could not come
with you thin morning; would you be
llcve ale?"

"You need not explain: it is all right
and you would not do wrouz Millie."
He spoke with eager assurance, and
ldle mailed a Illile.

"You faith in me in like a much
room. grew in a night." one said, “and
may perish in it day."

"Millie." said he desperately, “I'll go
andwhang myself if you make fun of
me.

"Not on the Fourth.“ Illeoblected.
"independence day. you know."

"It is etrnveely on indepeucel he,
eimollt gleaned. . .,

tile travesty, one can
milling y. .

"No. you)";
been celled :ehrmdl
W: M II

Illll ill

rooted.
“It”, . <
, been bill

you.”
"llili Illcy'.” Ill- lplcl'l'illd,

wllcu you iuvIIl-d llll-lu.”
"i'ou‘." ill llh‘llllllsllllll‘lll.

pllnclou, as llliiilll- l-oulll l‘iiil' lived in
.hlu

Kllhil‘li with lull lo lllkc lllc lull-k2“
”liack lloluc‘.‘
lulu-ll willl lill' liillons lilis nlol'uinlz.

will on wall lllc ill lllc plluclou."
"’i‘hcu lhl» llillons know l-vory-
lllilllz'?“
ill‘ looked lll llcr lll illuminaiiou.
"'l‘llcy know why I could llol conic
wllh you lhls morning." silo said, our
aivl-ly. .

llcu pull down on lilo oxironlo cud of

bo lllaukfln lhal llll-y did not know all.

.\,I ibis jullciurc lilo lrio came up bc-
llraugcll and happy, carrying immense
Mouths of wulor lilllce, and wlu-l- rcal
lly lo go holuc.

“ll has been knoll a jolly day? ‘ ox-
cllliulcd Rollo; airinuluu a lragraul
wrcalll on llcr arm and addressing
Miliil'.

"You: everybody iii no ludopcudcul-
iy happy." lllll-lWl‘i'l'll MlHN llalicliffo.

llou him-lion l'll his lips alld iluulloll
lo llll‘ roole of his hair. Would Illl ,zol.
.lo lllo Ilnish of this boiorc ll llllltilll'll
hlul‘.’

“lv‘ucl.” ecllol-ll 'l‘oul ovcr lion's llolld.
"l‘vc llccu lulvllll; ll Iluc limo, loo.
Will-u your allui wuulcd lull phalllou.
i Illulllllll wc wrro llouc for: lull when
you soul lion around, you lot all all
olll. MlHB iledclifl‘o."

“'l'hcre'u always ll way mil," plll In
Bcu. catching lll Hll‘llWH and hoping lie.
was the son of ii propllcl at least.

iillt Ilia rcmurk must have Houndcll
(lxll‘l‘illt‘ly funny. for It wall recolvcd
with a elornl of appleulle. ’l‘onl went
so far no lo roll on the award ill lull
lnorrinlonl, asking the girlll Io giro.
lllroo clleorll for “lilo way out."

When lilo ulladowll lengthened and
ovoryllody wall gelling everybody
oiuc‘ll dinner buukol. lhe illllone filled
up the ('liflODy-ilil) with themselves and
lilolr burden of lllliee and rolled mer-
rily homewnrd. 'l‘llo phenton followed
wllb u more eclllllc couple.

"Millie," said Ben. by and by. “were
you narrowing an bucnuee i broke your
heart, dear?" '

“(i no." unch 'till sills, quietly. “Aunt
Minurve bed at egrulu yesterday that
Uncle Abner wa
Immediately. l thllugh a great deal of
Uncle Abner!

“O-ohl then yell
nle‘." ohnerined In epite of himself.

"0. no: i lhouglil you could take
care of yourself; you were no Indepen-
deal." and she sighed conlpluccntly. .

And Ben Eamon knew that he and
come plump up against
and had missed his imity.

The lillllll that not no tonic and dot
no a; drastic puree, m beWitt’e bit:
tie Early Ram. iron ill. new

.1, Billie allelic. etc».

I Hal our to, ,

$1215,

 

ovcr lilo walor. "'i‘llc) (“.lllll' willl=

lllal-luic poisollinlx ilc

lsilllllfol'll.

'l‘ill‘ i'uucral will ill‘ hold :ll lllo (‘on-
chpalioual l‘llurch horc :ll ill A.

I .

i \\'oduosduy.
i

l

INDIGESTION CURED.

i 'l‘llcrc is no caso oi' lndigoulion, Dys-
.popaiu or Sionlucll 'I‘rlulhlc Illlli. will
lilo soul and \vlslll-ll ho know as lulu-ll 511‘" yilllli lo tin,- lligcallvc “ml Sil‘l‘lll-flil-
“i" 1““ ”'H‘m" 1““ ”W" liul '1‘” “mil” Iculul: influence of liodol llyepopsia
'l‘lliH l‘l‘llll‘iiy illkcr. lllo alraln
,olY lllc alomnch by digosliug whal you
lolli liliil.iilill\\'lllll il lo roal lllliil Ii
Kodol Dyapop.
lain (‘llro affords quick lllld pcrulaucul
‘rclicf from ludigoulloll and all slonr
ucll irl’ulbloe. bulldu up illc i'iyl-iii‘lll and
no [)lll'llll'H lllai diuoasu- can not al-
lllck and gain a I’oolholll in»; when ill
Sold by The

n

ll‘uro.

l
IHI‘iHYH wrong again.

a woukcnnd condlllou.
(‘llfforll Pharmacy.

Rams-my. of I20 il‘llrrcu
hrllkoulun.

DR. CHAS. E. FRANCIS DEAD.
S'l'AMIl‘lmll. Pond, .Illly Ii,
. ll'llill‘ll‘< ll). ll'l'allilz, who am” his rl-
“\ 1‘5; l was ill iill‘ lllllou parlor I ”NW...” rm”. your, M... Wm. 0",. “y “1,.
loading lll'iillSiS ill Now York, llicll :ll
‘ _ ,lli.~l illlllll‘ lll‘i‘l' :ll 1 o‘clock Melchior
”“03 l “”5 "“‘i' i“ “"i ”i" “ll-“1“" ,ulol‘ulug from lil'ili'l proslraliou ulld
‘ , .. was scrollly-
‘ _ l llrovl- lo i‘illi'\'ii'\\' lolllly, hill‘ l «drill ”a“, old m“, is surlivcd h). a
'I\lllilc. I'l‘ll'ii ”V“: "“‘W‘ W“ “‘0 lib" ill-idow, who was a llallgllll-r ol' ilcllry
iSuicl'lllllli. ()ranpzo l‘ounly. N Y, and
“ “”~ l “m“m'” ”5 ,. lllrcc l-llillll'cn l‘larollcl- W. i"l'Rlll'l.‘i,
‘ u luwycr, of Now York: Mrs, l,‘ilarll-.~:
'loul will drivl- illc (‘lillliily‘lilli and you .i'llilllpu and MN ll‘loronco Francis.

BRAKEMAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
new HAVEN. .lllly ii. - ’l‘houlaa

columlllod eulclllc :ll

PILLS

Have for many years been the recognized health regulators and
convenient correctives in innumerable homes.
cause a sluggish liver or inactive kidneys, or somethin eaten
may upset the stomach, the result being malnutrition. ' mpuri-
tics which generate poisons should be quickly removed or the
result will be sick~headache, biiiollsuess, poor appetite and a
general worn-out feeling. Take Beecham’s PINS—«at the right
time— in the early stages of the disorder.
quickly right the wrong.

A chill may

You will find they

A dose taken before going to bed will

.Work Wonders '

during the night.” You will wake in the morning feeling fresh
and vigorous; able to enjoy your breakfast, and to do a good
day‘s work. Suffering is stopped and disease is averted. The
drugs used are of the finest quality, and in the very best condi-
tion. They are compounded with the utmost care and precision,
So that every pill is exactly alike, and when you have discovered
the dose suitable to you, that dose may be taken with reliance
when ailments arise.

Females especially, on account of their delicate nature and
susceptibility to sickness, find Beecham's Pills a boon and a
blessing ill limes ofnced.

Beecham’s Pills arouse the sluggish liver, aid digestion
and assimilation, assist the kidneys to perform their work of elim-
ination, remove impurities from the system, thus banishing
biliousness, giving a hearty appetite, and making you feel fit
and well. Beecham’s Pills are not an experiment, they are 3
proved care, have all enormous sale and do a vast amount Ofgood

in One Night

Sold Everywhere in Boxes, ice. and 250.

I

» llr.

llll‘llll

illll govornulonl.

burg. No Swodlah lroops

llor.
.il.

no colllmlo cllro yourself
have
llonl-y alld 'l‘llr.

l‘if'.

no (Ilill‘i‘.
illucy.

avllullo. a ”me
his

. _..._. .v .

SWEDEN IS NOT AGGRESSIVE.

S'l‘iK‘KllllLM. Swodcll. ,
l‘llulli (iyldollkloppe, lill' foreign luln-
islor. lolllly luallo lllc following Siillt"

“'I‘hc .‘lssociulcd Press In nuihorlzcli
lo any rcgllrllillg lllc alarming rumors
oulallaling from (‘lll'il-lllania lhal no as-
llugl'oksivc llll‘ilSlll'l‘fi have been lllken
or are oven collloluplalod by lilo Swed.
The Swedish squall-
ron is only holding lill‘ usual sunllncr
lllauoculrcs, this your ucar (iolllclr

dospalchod lo illc provinces or fron-
()llly lilo usual regiments are
now alaiioucll acar lilo fronlicr."

THE ONLY WAY TO CURE.
’1‘.) ram :l cold when you havo
cough—V to cure a cough when yell have

i)(llll~-~llll(l? Kennedy's llelllth‘
'l‘ho new Idou, the
original lJlelll‘v'l‘ Cough Syrup. ll
cl ulllillll no opinion and is heal
coughs, colds. crollp, whooping cough,
l’lcasaul lo lilo taste and canal-
ly good for child or llllllli.
llcr lilo uunlc. “Kcnllcdy'u.” llllil nee
lilal lilo red clover blossom and the
honey bee are on tho botilo.
nolly'n Laxative lloncy and TM la the
original imxallva Uough Syrup.
Sold by Tile Clifford l'her-

‘3

INSTANTLY KILLED ev LIGHT-
wns'rrllcln Vl.,' July 3.w'i‘lle

M
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON INDURA’NOI co.
eapltlll 31,000.000.

This Company writes a molt liberal
form of lnlluruuce covering the car
wherever It may be In the United
Slates or Canada. against lire erjlinl
from any canoe. explosion and ht-
lllug Included—ulna marine and tr no

[)lll‘llltlull risky—theft or pllferuxe. up-
on tlle most favorable terms.

Jacob M. LalllOll.

Agent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwelk.
Tel. 35—2. ‘

, Tel. c-u 97-5.

lfglllll 3 01m .
EAST’Nonvi/ALK. cor’m.
eHonE DI'NNERS AND sEA FOOD
or ALL KlNDe. COOKED
To ORDER

BATHING AND FISHING.

BATH HOUSESS'BO RENT BY BEA-

J. IE. 03...]... annual

HARBOR'vl’lllfv
BEACH. .

An ideal spot for a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow,
built by native workmen. 3,000 feet
of shore front. Fine views. Boat-
lng. balhing, calling and fishing. Play
ground for the children. Lots ’for'
sale from

$300 UPWARDS.

Easy terms. Special inducements
lo lhe builders. Send for illustrated
booklet. it is worth reading. it
tells you how to acquire a euinmer
home.

J. B. lawrenl‘.

No. 2 80. Main 8!. Be.
or the owner
THE HARBOR VIEW R
New Rochelle. N

firewall I"
Iieirigllllllnjs

ARE MADE OF HllmSs
NICE-LY FINISHED.

FOUR SIZES $7.50,
$14.50.

WE HAVE JUST necet
SECOND LOT or THESE
ERATORS. SOLD THE Fina
OF THIRTY iN THREE ‘W
WHICH is PRETTY ooon Pu
THAT THEY ARE coon VA‘l
oun BLUE FLAME OIL e‘rot
ARE ALSO come FAST.

A. J. ANGEVINE l W.

FURNITURE.

“or“...

\

July

Ii.”—

F _‘

’ lk, Goon.
e ”Hid

havo been

no
w ho ll you

134 Waeblngton 8t. 80. Norwelk.

 

for w,

NEW YORK. new HAVEN
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

m

TIME TABLE.
In Effect July 2, 1905.

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—~12:52x, 5:82x. 5:45x. 13:12:,

0:50, 6:66. 7:40. 8:18. 8:42. man,
9132):, 9:50.10150x, 11:17x.11:21.

llcnloln-

Ken-

’I‘uke

homo by drinking carbollc acid, ll)’iil,‘~i
ll fcw quull-l. lulor. iiuluucy In said
In lulvll boon luldor lllc lllfluoul-o of ii-
lluor. llc il'llVlll-l a wifc and uovcral
cllilllrcu.

STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Bulm In breaking up collie when

alorul which hovered ovcr Wclllfield
Sulurdlly and Sunday wall the mold re-
markable ever known here. Edward
Colo, of Troy. was struck and iuruoul-
iy killed by lightning. The total rein-
fllll was 4.18 inches. The. Mlallluuol
lllvor in new higher than for many
yollru lllld hundrcdu of come of land
are mandated.

P. M.—12:49x.
4:23x, 5:46. 6:01:, 0:49x, 7:12x. 31:15.

undo .
9 A. M.-—12:52x. mag.

1:06. 8:052. 3:37.

8:00x. 9:52x. 10: 32.

e

e
5245:. 8:68.,

'P. 'M.-2:69x. 3205:, 3:45. elm.
72053:, 7:28, 8:00x. 8:032, 0:623. 10:14.

deed, and to come .

lull not think or.

curuo of unit.

ever tried, almost without encoptlon.
Ill, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottlel. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plcicted'e. ”

BTEAMER BALERNO AEANDONED.

HALIFAX. N. 8.. Jilly 8.-’l‘lle Nor-
waglan elcunler Salerno. which went
ashore on llilchficld Bboul, off the eu-
trance. to Halifax Harbor on Saturday
luei. well abandoned today all ll total
Ions,'eflcr e curvey. The Salerno well
bound from Cadiz for Halifax with e

g 1 ‘5. F .
' 9 all: to .lo-S

mentioned by W. '1‘.
leer. Tenn.
teen years.

a permanent care."

500 and 81.00, guaranteed.
tie free.

THE DIAMOND CURE.

The luleel. new» from Paris In that
”my have lliricovorod a diamond cure
for consumption. if you fear conlulmp-
llon or pneumonia. Il will. however, be
bold far you ill lake that great remedy
McGee. of Van»
“I had a co ll] for i’our-’
Nothinl be part me, un-
ill I took Dr. King's New, Diucoyery
for Conuunlption. Couzhe and Colds.
which gave instant relief, end effected
Unequelled quick
cure for Throat. and Lung Troublce.
At 1“. H. Hexter'e drug store; price

LOTTIE FREEMAN HELD ON A
. SERIOUG CHARGE.
DANBURY, .lllly 3—~ln the city. court
today Lottie Freeman, better known

new voeK ron cobra NDRWA‘LK

A. M.——l:50. 5:50, 0:50. 8:M.,'8:,08.
allox. llzooll. 19:02:. 10:02:, 10:05.
11:00x. 11:03.

P. M.—~12:03x. 1:04. 2:002, nulls.
3:311, 8:441. 4:03. 4:82. 5:03;, 0:09..
5:25. 0:00;. 0:03. 6:58. 8:02x, slope.
9:39, 11:00x, 12:00:.

Gunilla,

Ill. afiflcg flzob‘lolonr. .

. . : . : . 0:00! :
11:00:.12:0ox. " ' ”I"

cDUTH NORWALK To NEW,
HAvlliN. ,
A. M.—-12:103..1.:2,1x.. 1:551. one.
rm,” bot- 323.18%. 19:11:. 0:013. 10:02x,11:113,
. i e

r. M.-—12:0iix, 1:20. a: 0:. It)”.

6:26 more. ,lllili 7:1 3. 9:031.

9:221 10:08:. um.’ , ‘.
Irld e n in accllleil‘ ‘ ’ '-
9. all? ' him

"the finish," ’

li‘ . ‘1’ ‘ ‘ '

. Henielioeily cooled in tin,
,thlll molasses Ie kept free

m dirt and Ill always In 2:.

perfect condition.

at lanolin“ omen eeeluice.
If your grader does not keep
lt,wrlle boredom.

 

.‘wilh intent to kill.

a here all Lottie Demand, who wall cr-

reelell yesterday on the char e of club-
hlng Louie Maraaco Betur ey night.
was bound over to the Superior ca rt,
In $200 bail on a charge of delimit

and. an...

DO NOT. NIGLIOT, THIDIIIILDRIN.
At this censor: of the year the. lint

 

unnatural so, on tech'
ghoplc,’ “1,30 ‘ late ~

. . I I
A. M.-—12:10:. Ml;
_ r.M.-.ll,:n.7:l’

 

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1,3,6 'ov
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