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ALL NEW PATTERNS.

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E. K. Banks,
.afllhiichtmtllllm Will‘- .
‘5 mid? Wu! Washington “not,
Boutb Norwatk.

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WEATHER FORECAST.
For 1 anwallt and vicinity: Light
scattered showers tonight and Satan
days An extended area of low bar-
omcoeoio pressure prevails from 'i‘exas
northealttward to the Lake region. it
is rproducingi a ‘great deal of cloudy
weather in the central and eastern sec-
tions. During the past 24 hours local
showers and thunderstorms have oc-

 

 

 

curred tn nearly all sections east of

the~ Rocky Mountains. The hightest

temperature reported east. of the Rec»

ky Mountains was 92 degrees. at Tbi-
lene. Tex. Conditions do not indi-
cate‘any decided change in the weath-
er for this vicinity. .

SATURDAY SENTiNEL.

The Sentinel will be issued tO-llior-
row afternoon at 1 o'clock. as is cus-
tomary Saturdays during the summer.

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Miss Mamie llarty. of South Nor-
walk, is' the guest of Miss Helen De—
iury, of Daubnry.

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wBoys' Caps, Boya' Cups. O‘Brien
Mr. EilwarTS-ohwarzlow, of New

York, will spend his week‘s vacation
atithe home of his friend, George
Gerin. ot Norwaik

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The Misses Alice and Matilda Taylor

 

of Brooklyn. are the guests of their

sister, Mrs. N. W. Jackson. of Sam-
mlt street.

——‘t.‘0mrnent on Conn. affairs by one
fwnlliar with its interests and news, a
dolly feature of the N. Y, 'l‘rlbirne.

Miss Mattie Brewer, of Brooklyn, in
spending a portion‘ot her vacation
with Mr, and Mrs, George ix’eislcr, of
Union street.

Mrs. Margaret llelnltcw. of New
York city, spent the Fourth at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. iii-kons, of
Gerard l’iacc.

Miss Maude liinzell has returned to
her home in South Norwnllt, after it
short visit. at the home of her grand-
mother, ,lu Milford.

”Straw Hats, Straw lials. O'Brien.

 

The. annual uttering for the Nor-
walit Hospital will be received at the
First Methodist Church next Sunday
morning and evening.

liiiiibell llotclikiss returned to Nor-
walk on Monday, having spent Sitti-
(ldy with his family at Mrs iltiniiali
dos-sun‘s, lii liridgewater,

Mrs. James iii-ed. of Pueblo, Colora-
do, is spending the summer with her
daughters, Mrs. iAilllR St. (leorgo illltl'
Mrs. George H. llentoti. of Norwalk.
Mrs. Reed is accompanied on her trip
East. by another daughter. Miss Sara
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lilies Mary it}. liiuoiuer. of Arch
street, Norwalk in sojourning for two
weeks in the Adirondack Mountains.
the guest of Mrs. Mary (l, Keeler 'l‘llt‘
latter and son are spending the sum-
mer at. Lake i'isem. Hamilton County,
New York.

.Mrs. Marie ('lune and Miss Cather-
ine Fallon stat-ted yesterday on a trip
to “crime”, iovva. where they will
spend. two months at the home of,
Mrs, (ilutie's son, Rev. John J. (“lune
Dr. T.» F. t‘lune went to New York
yesterday morning to HEB them off.

’l‘he‘flrst meeting of the evangelistic
series of the Norwnlk (lroup of Meth-
odist Churches will be held this ev-
ening at lion/nylon. commencing at
7:46. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev. John it). Adams, 0.1)., tind’
all the Methodist pastors from tlilsl
vicinity will attend.

Colonel C. W. Hendrle. who returned
from his Western trip in time to spent!
the illfourlb at Stamford. tinctures that,
nothing he saw in ills Journey across
the continent has altered his opliiloii
that. there’s no place quite as attrac-
tive as Standard. lie didn‘t stay,
away any longer than business requir-
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‘-Dlp therin relieved in twenty initi-
niyel. ‘ linosl miraculous, Ur. ’l‘lio-
alas' Eclectrlc Oil. At any drug
store. .

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.The Achievement lit a Young Man,
or JDillnh'n (loin! Reign, will be the
iopib of the gl’lf’ sermon in a. series of.
threb at the First Methodist Church
next flunday morning by the pastor.
in t-ltlicae » sermons the three Btmday
school lesson iimmeu which will be
emitted the first three Sundays of Aug-
ust. lill be considered.

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slum. Department It Niantic.

tel-day to officers of the Connecticut
National Guard: .
- » State of Coneoticut,
Adjutant-Generals (mice,

General Orders. No. 27.

l. Regimental Commanders fortnll
unlisted .mon in or attached to their
commands anti commanding oflicors of
the Signal Corps and the Separate
Company for their commands will, at
the earliest practicable date. not later
than July 21st in tlieeuse of the First

Second Regiment, Signal Corps and
tdeparate Company, and August 41b in
the case of the Third Regiment, report
to this oflice the proportions of urti-
olca of the «neat and bread compon.
cuts desired when issue or rations is

it. immediately on arrival at Nlnn-
tic, commanding ofllcers will reaper.
lively report the number present on

State Military Rendezvous. issues wil.
be made for periods of three days on
the day precedinglhe ration period.
iii. Attention is directed to para-
graphs 737. 749, 755, 758. 760, 761, Sub-
sistence Manual, modified by the fore

all concerned, and will be observed as
far as applicable.

iV. Each regimental oommlsunri
will report to Major William M. Stark.
(,iomiuist-inry. at'bls oflicc, State Mill-
tnry Rendesvons. Nlantio. at, ‘10 a. m.
on the Sunday previous to the arrival
of his regiment. bringing the. consoli-
dated ration return for his organize
lion.

Vi. Commanding otlicers will not
A, Battery A, and MachineGun lint
tery will forward ten days before
Practice March Hilton return for the
number of enlisted men of their com‘
insulin that will report for duty togeth-

the meat and bread components that
are desired. Authority will be given
for the purchase of fresh beef, fresh
bread. vinegar and pickles, en route
of march. Other articles of the ration
will be supplied by the Commissary.
Vi. Comandlug officers will not
carry on the payrolls. nor count in the
strength of their commands recruits
enlisted after July 15th, 1905.
By order of tiipjuiommander-in-(lhief.
GEORGE M. C(li. ..
Adjutant-(lenerul.
Official:
WM. E. F. liANilthS.
Assistant Adiuttint-(leneral.

FIRST CAR UNDER THE HARLEM.

 

Regular Passenger Train to Begin on
Monday.

NEW YORK, July 7:"“Tllt? first eiec

trlc car to pass antler Harlem ltlver.

Manhattan island, was run yesterday
A small party of officials was aboard.
On Monday regular passenger traffic
will begin.

The new tunnel is an engineering
oddity. because, instead or being bored
under the river, it was built outside
the water. and lowered into place by
sections. There is a separate tube for
cars running in each tllri-t‘lloll. The
two tubes are each about twelve feel
afford greater stability.

ONE ESCAPEDFOWWEF CAPTUR
ED.
TACOMA. ,Wush'tt. July 7.~Eilwar\1

Sllckney, one of the eight convicts
who escaped from the United Sluice

INSTRUGTIGNI to” commons.
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tan. wt 1!» ,1: .'
Malor Ital-k to h'otlo'iComo’uinli "of cuss

The following order was issued yen-

Hartford. July 6, 1905..

Regiment. July 28th in the case of the»

morning report to Maior William M3
Stark. Commissary, at his office on thi‘

going and 762, for the information of

el‘ with a statement of proportion of‘

‘ to eliminate the unfit.

in the new subway from the Bronx to

clothing and money.
slatancc, hilt refusoddo give any in-
formation as in the whereabouts of the
remaining seven
has been in hiding on Vashoii island.
across from the park.

Sb éund 'i'lu Plate Company at
fig? film will be placed in on
e Tl

bill!

in: abolitionist in this section

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penitentiary at. Nit-Neil‘s island last

Monday, has been captured wlillu coui~

int; out of Port Domini-e Park to meet
it r

lend who Wflg to furnish him with
He. made no re

convicts, Stlrknry

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MARRlED 1N SOUTH DAKOTA.
SIOUX FALLS, S, 1)., July 7.~-—Mrs.
li‘lura Bigelow Dodge, formerly of New

York city, and the lion, Lionel George

tliiesi, have been married here. The

groom is the fourth son of Lord Wim-

borue. of England, and iirst musin of
the lluke of Marlborough, lliike 0f
itoxborough and Winston Churchill.
The wedding ceremony was perform-

ed by the Rev. J, N. Hutchinson, pas~

tor of the First Presbyterian church. ‘

, . Mr. Guest and his bride immediate.

ly departed .for the east. They will

make their home on an island in the
St. Lawrence river. near Montreal.

 

 

aAtLWiiv Assn-rs AssOCtAriou.‘
l’Olt'l‘iiANl). Um. Jilly ’l.--'l‘lle

ninta annual convention of the, Na.

tional Asuociatiouof Railway Agents
will assemble at the Lewis and Clark
Exposition July 17 for it session to
continue for lliruo daymwiiirh will he
attended by delegates from throughout
the United States, representing all of

the more iiiiportiiut railroad systems.

 

EMPLOYMINT FOR 500 MIN.
SHARON, l’li.. July 7.“ it as illi-I

pounced officially today dun be com

tlnuons sheet mill of the American

wk. 'f'lla ll, "cost

0. it Willi hill hruu

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“amputation never operated. About
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midi-mi tube will be cimpkiyod.
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CDUTHIUAY WOMAN IAD.
lOU’i‘ilfitlitY, July ‘lNMr . Phi can
Avbrlliuvhosc hui‘vhtind was the and!
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. cars. (it today It the agent
may Y 'Ithrelg‘uonu and u danglitsr

survive tier. Phineas Averli dioii

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hate, very idol;

Choice Young Fowl, 180 lb.

ensue MARKET,

523% Mill Street. Cot. flariland.

 

 

 

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New Machine Adopted in the, Russian
Army for‘ u on Unruly
Soldiers.

The spanking machine has been us-
ed in farce comedy as a mirth provok;
er. but the flogging machine now
adopted in the l‘tusslan,_army is u
more muiplicstcd and serious affair.
states the New York Herald. ,
,’l‘lie whipping has always been done‘
by other soldiers under the oununand
of an officer, and the punishment. has
varied according to the feeling of the.

soldier toward his vicllm.

The new machine is automatic in its
action. and as seen as the. culprit is
fastened in position a spring is tight-
ened or loosened to gauge the exact
force of the blow. A pointer is moved
over a dial to the requisite number of
strokes and the mechanism is siarted.’

With perfect regularity the victim's
back is scunrged by the throngs. the
handle of the whip being moved by a
screw device after each stroke so that
the lush does not fall upon the same
spot throughout the punishment.

lilach blow in of uniform severity
and as soon as the required number
have been given the machine comes in'
rest and the offender is released, with
the assurance that the exact punish
merit ordered has been meted out to
i in.

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lNDlGESTION CURED.

There is no case of indigestion, Dys-
pepsia or Stomach Trouble that. will
not yield to the digestive and strength
suing influence of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. ’l‘his remedy takes the strain
off the stomach by digesting what you
eat and allowing it to rest until it
grows strong again. Kodoi Dyspep
sin Cure affords quick and permanent
relief from indigestion and all atom
ach troubles. builds up the system and
so purifies that disease can not at-
tack and gain a foothold as when in‘
a weakened condition. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. ”

EFFlClENCY 1N THE NAVY.
Every Other Consideration Set Aside
on England’s Warships for Per-
fection of Personnel.
Vigorous minds are essential in any
navy, but in the British navy the mat»
ter is vital, as the prosperity of lllll‘
lions of people and the existence of the
nation itself depend upon naval power.
Heine, says American Medicine. every
other consideration must give way to
naval efficiency, and the personnel rc-
ceives the major share of attention
The aicoho
lice are invariably thrust to one side
without pity, for they are really a
lllt'lllli‘t‘ to the nation's welfare. The
government has gone to the extreme
of elaborating a system whereby an
officer is retired even ll' he does not at-
talii pi't‘unotiou before a certain age.
whose maximum is fixed for each
grade. The results are most use)
lent. for it secures a wonderfully rig
orolts body of flit’ll, fully accounting
for the proverbial efficiency of the Bril-
li-iil navy. in every grade, from the
lioyis inldshlptnan to the experienced
admiral. there are no lnen too old to
do tlu- duties, and none whose their
lot powers are not. healthy and vigor
ous. it is expensive, of worse, to se-
cure this survival of the fittest, a‘
be eliminated one» must be cared for,
and there is a treuieuilous list oi
healthy retired ollli'ers, but it 1-: net-es
sary.
THREE GOOD AND JUST REASONS
There are three reasons why moth
crs bruit-r tini- Minute Cough Care"
First, it is absolutely harmless; Sec
onti, it tastes gotuiwclillilren love ll:
Third, it, cures Coughs, t‘roup and
Whooping Cough when other remedies
fall. Sold by The (‘llifurd Pharmacy.
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TO INSPECT THE ROAD.
Consolidated Directors Will
Aboard a Special.
President Mellon. of the New York.
New Haven anti Hartford road and the
other directors started out from lins-
iun this morning for a two-duys' in-
slit-Clio“ of lile road. and the monthly
meeting of the beard will be held on
tbs train during the tour. There will
be three cars in the special train. a
baggage and parlor combination car. a
buffet car and an observation ear.
The, special train left llontoii this
morning at .9 o'clock. On arrival at
F‘nlniouth carriages will be in waiting
to take the. plirly lo 'i‘t‘rrace (lollies
llutei,,l<‘a1mouth Heights, where the
night will be spent. .
Saturday morning the train will
leave lialmoutb at about it o‘clock
the destination being Fltchhurn. which
will be reached ahoiii noun. heaving
b‘itcbbtirg. the train will proceed to
Worcester, Putnam, Williniuntlc and
Hartford. arriving at New Haven at
Mill and New York at 0:10 p. in. The
total number of miles covered will be

Mill.
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”6.1100 CONTRACT FOR BRIDGE
roar cousins.

Cassy t Rarity telnet Buildings at
Fort Tattoo. N. Y.

Casey a Harley, moon contractor!
of Bridgeport. have, received a $96,000
contraot from the United Blows (low
srwnent to build two. double brick
bu dings at Fort Toiten. N. Y., where
thegovernment in creating an impor-
tant post and station for the Coast
Artillery Corps. .

,One set of quarters to be erected
will be for lieutenants and anothlr
foricnpttiinit.

The ,Bridgeport Emitting Company
at Bridgeport. ill to, have the contrast

building while the plumbing and cor»
nice work may yet be awarded to
Bridgeport firms.

. .. OTOP THAT COLD.
chitin; result in pneumonia. an
silica in in is breaking on cold: whim

 

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to. 85. ', a: . “H.150 clif-
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FERGUSON ro CZAR NICKOLAS.
Feel. for Him and Has Often Had
Tough Luck.

Dear Czar of all the ltuaslns:

i feel for you. We often had tonsil
lurk myself. We had the main cog
break on press day and the devil off
at a ball game. And out on my ex‘
pertinent farm, i'Vt‘ had the oil mare
kick the. hired hand in the lumber re»
glons right in harvest. time and the
same day the sow laid on “We of my
best pigs, ~Ws have all to contend with
some kind of days or other troubles.

it's hardhittck, to be stirs. But
brace up! instead of lighting ans for
more sea coast and Korea and getting
licked once a. day, git/e your office
hours to lighting oppression and igno-
rhllee nearer home. You need more
gray matter in the avierage .ltussiun
ccrebrum anti less yellow in Korea.

At any rate, a sea coast is an expen—
sive. thing to maintain after you have
gotten it once. Wohuve tried it here.
in the i'tfited States;

First, we shed our blood in getting
possession of our east coast. Now
eyery summer We are giving some of
the best blood of the nation to theta-
Atlantiomosquitoos. Then we fought
for liberty. Now we fight bad beer
and beach boarding houses.

’l‘henwe admired at Valley Forge.
Now we. spend our substance eating
clam chowder and turtle soup, embel»
“shed with orangeade and seltzer wa-
ter, in big summer hotels, while the
band plays. .

Then we bought government bonds
to support a war for freedom. Now
we idly Amalgamated Copper. Steel
common and other aqueous vapor to
fortify, Wall street. against any on-
cronohmonta of inland powor and at
last distribution of wealth.

Then We want into the trenches at
Blinker Hill and lirandywlne. Now We
bask in the. breakers of Atlantic City,
Conny island and Newport, lighting
Cupid's darts, and sometimes flirt and
be corespoiidcnts and other evils of
the social fabric. . .

The pace rows faster, and faster
.uni costs ‘mll ions to keep up”.

The rolunins oi bnyonets are no
more. "lint mighty battalions of bare.
limbs fortify our otherwise unprotect—
ed shore. ‘ 1 .

'i‘rainload after trainlond of muni-
tions of war are shipped from Milwau-
kee and other great dlspensaries.
greater than liiissia ever knew.

i sincerely advise you to give up all
designs on that eastern sea coast,

Even though the Japanese Were
willing, which you no doubt see is
not the case. it would be an expensive
luxury. A Wall street and board walk
would spring up before you knew it.

The or: thing i think you ought to
do for the nation's future Welfare, is
to make the game laws open all the
year around for dukes and other bu-
rennuraifl.

Put a liberal bounty on them. Crad-
irate the evil as soou'ns yoti can.

And instead of buying more buvlder
:iiid Cossack saddles man your bar»
racks with school teachers armed with
text books.

tict Mayor Weaver. of Philadelphia,
a. few days if you cull.

And give the press of the nation
freedom to itimpoou, burpoon and car~
toeu everything that is loose, front the
Nova to the Yellow Sen.
heavily in

Nli'lioiiis, you have lost
some respects; but you have gained
in others. You have learned sortie

valuable lessons.

’l‘rusting .m-m- words of comfort
may cheer you and help sustain you
in your trials, 1 am

Yours truly.
HARRY FEltGi'Sth.
» 'lil‘ldgeptfl‘t. 'l'elcgram.

THE DIAMOND CURE.

The latest news front Paris is that
they have dist-overrun diamond cure
for consumption. if you fear consump-
tion or pneumonia. it will. howewr. be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. 1‘. Me loo. of Vuu~
leer, ’f‘eun. “i had a rough for four-
teen years. Nothing helped me. un-
til i took llr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and (,‘olds,
which gave instant relief, and effected
ii permanent cure." linequalletl quirk
cure for Throat and Lung Troubles.

Al F‘. ii. linxtur's drug store: price
30c. and not), guaranteed. 'i‘rlai bot-
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Makes a Journey of 2,400 Milo: at the
Km of 100 Miles an Hour.

There are certalli species of ducks
that are men the credit by natural-
ists of being the lleetest of Winged
creatures Recently, however. it has
been ascertained that the learned men
were in error. and the stark is found
to outstrip by far all denizens of the
air in liliilllil. After an exhaustive
survey of the ileiti it is now declared
that no living thing. not oven I stared
lack rabbit. can travel with the speed
displayed by such birds as the sunk
and the northern blue throat. Not
only do these birds fly with a speed
that can hardly be coumlv , but they
keep up their rapid illgiit or 1,000 or
2,000 miles at a stretch without up.
parontiy tiring.

Evidence has been collected recently

iiich shown that the bluethroai flies
tom Contraififricu lo the shore» of
the North lites. a distance of 1,000
miles. in less thdn it day and a night.
and matting it, moreover in one until»
territorial flight.

The iitorkn which spend their sitin-
niern in Anittriailuuitnry and their
winters in indln and Central Ali-ten
are also marvelmm travelers and
make their Journal's twice a year in
unbroken lit lit each time. , From
Hildit-Poitlh. n Hungary. to minors,
in mills. in 2.4th miles in an air line.
and the storldi malts the Journey in It
hours, thus traveling in the rat of 100
miles an hour for the whole 11 stance.
'l‘lin stark. which sound distinction
in Central mil-opp and winter incon-
ml Africa travel with the stitch rs-

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tier tilt of the carpa‘iter work on the.

The pills that not its a mute and not
as a uni-tic Plfl‘flb are Dewar: bit-
tie Early him-r. ’i‘licy curs Head-
ache, Constipation. bituminous. on:
Early hitters are small. unity to take
and easy to act—4. safe pill. Mack
Hamilton, hotel clerk at. Valley City.

 

Na 1)., says: "Two bottles at thus
Little till: cured me of

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“I tell you." said the passenrei‘ Willi «a; 3 9"
the skull can. “there is smoothing -

wrong with acouutry where a prize

lighter cap make more money in one

night than a college
make in five years,"

professor. can

.“You're right, partlfi‘ said the pan»
suit.
" here's too blamed many college pro-

ii‘nger with the loud check

tensors. andiou blamed few great prize
fighters.” ~ «Chicago Tribune.

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niwm w. RAYMOND.
, Fanciful Direggpr , .
, and Embalmer.
19 mm. Main at. until Not-walk.

Residence, a Washington Strut.
Telephone at houu, 134.2

 

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J'ihc'r‘iitlcreaiba flours:

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Block island. :i nhy‘iripii. sum in
22. 29, August 5, 12.

$10.50.
iii, 20.

Watch illil, i. day trips. $10.00. July
15, 2‘1, 29, August b, l2. iii. 'Jti.

Cottage City, 5 day trips, $7.00.
July 24. August 7, 28.

Willie Mountains, .6 day trips, $33.00.
July 24. August 7. 21. September 4.

Saratogn Springs. 4 or ti day trips,
”2.50 or $15.50. Jilly 17, 24, 31, Aug.
net 7, 14, 2i, :8. September 4. .

Annable Chasm. 6 day trips. 826.00.
July 17. :54. .‘l . August 7, it, 21, 28,
September 4.

Niagara Falls, 4 days trip, $24.00.
'l‘uesdny. August 22nd.

'i‘housand islands. 4 days
$24.00. 'l‘uesday, August 22nd.

Cdtsklll , Mountains, ii day trips,
$14.50 from New Haven. July iii.
August it, 22. 20. ,

Royal 'l‘our. i2 days trip, Thousand
lslands, Montreal. Quebec,
Chasm and Saratoga, $87.00.
day, August 22nd.

Nova Scotia. it)
from New Haven.
13th.

Moosehead bake, ii days trip, $40.00
from New Hill‘tfll. Monday, Septem-
ber Hill.

Gettysburg and Washington. 7 days
trip. $30.00 from New Haven. Friday,
Uctubur 13th.

For the New England Tourist des-
cribing all tours and tickets call on

Jilly 15.

trip,

Tues-

days trip, $08.00
Saturday, August

 

G. W. HARRIS, Ticket Agent at Depot
stun um shinning
llllill Still-lililldl. fliVlliEill

to depositors
at the rate of

Four Per Cent Per Annum

Has been declared for the six mou‘ht
ending June 30, 1905, payable on and
after July 10.

interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw interest from
July 1. WM. .

Money deposited on or before July

10 will drawn interest from July 1,

1905. . .
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
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THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR woman

 

Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it will inter-
est you.

Women‘s Good Quality vests, 100
each.

Vests with the wing sleeve or sleeve
less, at 12%c.
Women's li‘lne Jersey Ribbed Vests,
black, trimmed with lace, at 25c.
Women’s lilslo Vests in white
black, trimmed with iaet. at. 250.

SOME DAlNTY WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU - 1

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Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for yoti to chose from.

lprettlly trimmed, my latest designs

as to cut, and price. very much to your
liking.

Ladles' Black and White Figured
lawn Shirt Waists, all sizes, at 50c.

at WAsitING'ron sr.

 

Impurc Drinking Water
is the cause of a great many germ dis-
eases, such as malaria, typhoid fever,
etc. A pure natural Bprlng‘ Water
such as SARATOGA ARONDACK, at
the price of 10¢. per quart bottle ought
to be within the means of everybody.

Get a bottle of it at the

lite lclifltss Pharmacy.

a Mo. MAIN.8T.. so. NORWALK.

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Soap Trade
Marks.

 

 

2 Ozone
Starch Trade
Maria.

2 Ozone
Washing
Powder
Trade Marks.

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ti. ”rt. . strainers

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and lull a titular“ of t a tomato:

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to «Mm .

sotvrur lanai.

District of Namath. ,
Court, June not. A. 1).. lb 6.
Estate of William 8. Alberton late
of Norniii in mild District. coca-ed.
The Court of Prchstc tor the ills.

 

low six men
at lzr than No.1Me in

“it“! «in his lot, animal.
1‘ on who neglect to present their so»

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to
JOHN J. CUNEX).
Administrator.

 

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am.” or adults. Sold by T” M Washington strut. In. Nut-walk.
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counts. properly almost, within said
time. will be tiQilIi‘l‘Bd a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested in timlte iinmedlsii payiuenl ‘ O

Gnu. ,n some ulnar.

IO WAIHINGTON ITRIIT.

 

Your lint

Women's Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed

 

Clearance Sal
'fir‘ Trimméd Minnow

All untrimmed Straw lists, 25c, 39c and The.
and Washable lluts. Ladies' Duck lists in "all the latest styles.

S. S. TILLOTSON.

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subtitles Bunch or

Falcon tibiae

 

indien' White Shirt Waislu, tuciiioc
front and back, at 69c. ,

liadlea’ White lawn phlrt‘Walats.
embroidery fronts. tuched bucks. at
980..

liatlles‘ White Lawn Shirt Wants. ‘

tucked and hematllcbed. extra good
lawn at $1.50.

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unossmdsums.

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When you read the descriptions,
when you come to compare the goods
with the prices, you'll buy; for the

 

. economy of it all is bound to impress

YO“.
Lhditlrl' While Milllliii COl'Elét COVE“;
made yoke. effect of lace, ribbon
trimmed, It 250. ' '
milles' Muslin Drawers,
ruffle, hematltclied, at 26c.

indies Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke,
at 600.

Ladies: While, Skirts. made W. th
deep embroidery tlonnces, also no er
ruffles, at 75c. 89c and §8c.

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TH18 COLLECTION THE EXACT soar or saunas awesome you

WANT. menu A PLEASANT communion or: wine. .van‘l’s‘rit.
FAVORABLE sauces, AND RELIABLE oustirv T "Ar Militia ‘
cum-z WORTH vodn WHILE To FILL vcun deans Elia. ‘

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Children‘s Mull Bonnets

tours nonvum. com.

may be the Only means by which another main

can judge you.

The vital phase of a strong

letter is not alone the substance of the letter
itself, but also the dress in which it goes forth

as your silent messenger.

Yetir Letterhetld

and Envelope printed upon

illd liimiisllllt W

will favorably represent you among‘ycbrinoél

. exacting clientele.

OLD HAMPSHIRE BOND is the best paper for commercial
stationery. is the testimony of discriminating business men.
Prove this for ymimltwm in their you Boole of specimens.
it shows (lid Hampshire Bond in White and Fourteen (rotors.

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present this smart what is concodiid in be the moat smartly WM

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put-cu, lawn and summer furniture sviir shown in this vicinity. if you not

‘ lilacs for the notch or ii complete outlining tor the whole boil”, our
5.70:: third“. my assortment taunt appeal to you,

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