I,
3 except motor
, ,1 two! acquired the number
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, ‘ mpdrihiiiclillho‘ss
iii Icli Will be Interesting to
W niirs aim Chauffeurs
the Sentinel today prints the full
text of Connecticut’s new automobile
law. According to some of the au-
tomobile papers. it is no better and
not "so worse" than the acts of spine
other states. It. provides for registra-
tinniuof course, and permits non-resi-
. dents to use the state loads for not
Initiate than 15 days without payment of
tthGddmlcticut fee of 91. II is dis-
. tinctive in that the rules of the road
‘ are made a part of the act.
One feature Is peculiar In that. it
takes business away from the automo-
bile supply houses and hardware
stores and puts It in the office of the
secretary of state. ’1 his law requires
that eWety automobile in the suite
shulllfe flItsd with a number tag.
9031b front and fear. and that these
tilts must be secured from the soma-
tary of state. There are (Ivor 4,000
automobiles in Connecticut and to
equip them with new tugs would mean
at snnverage of $2 each, quite a sum
of money to the dealers I11 supplies.
This is taken charge of by the score-
tary of state. so, it is alleged, that the
tags may be uniform in appearance.
At the present time almost all of lhc
numbers used are three inches high
Hereafter they must be four when
high and one half an Inch wide. ii is
impossible for the societary of state
to get these numbers made at. once
so that the provision regarding num-
bering will not go illto effect until
September 1. The law outside of this
feature went into elfoct July 15.
it will be noticed that special stress
ls placed on the fact that all vchicles
must. keep to the right. of the road
and one vehicle when passing another
.in the same direction must go to the
left. This ordinary rule of the road is
violated more than any other, espec—
tally by people on the country roads.
Sometimes it is almost impossible to
pass a team going in thc same direc-
tion on the left, as it will either stick
in the middle oi the road (ll will sonic
times purposely turn in the Iei’I seem-
111‘eg possessed of the idea that the
other vehicle should pass on thI light
If all Vehicles kccp lo the right, no
trouble will ensue. This is must no-
cessary, as the new law provides thal
any one violating this rule in cash of
accidentIls subject to thrcII lillli'S the
damages that could ili' claimcd, wcrc
be In his proper plan-II.
The bill in full is as follows:
Section I. \l'hcncvcr IhI- it'l'lll "mo.
tor vehicle" is uscd in this III-I, och-pt
when otherwise provided, it shall i11-
clude all vehicles propelled by any
power other than muscular, except
road rollers, lire engines, poiicc pa-
trol wagons, ambulances uml such \‘c-
hicles as run only upon rails or tracks.
Section 2. Every owner of one ol'
more motor vehicles shall tile 111 I110
allies of the secretary of state a statc»
ment of his name, manicure and post
office address, on a blank furnished
by the said secretary for ihaI purpose
and shall obtain from the said sucro—
tury a number certificate, which certi-
ficate shall state the name of such
owner and that he has registered in
accordance with the provisions of this
not.
Section 3. livery such motor vehicle,
bicycles, shall, at all
time while being used or operated have
upon both the front and rear of such
vehicle, a plate or marker, which shall
be obtained from the said sccrctary
as hereinafter pl'oviIicd, and which
shall bear the initial lIIIIIIr of this
state and the number of lilo I'I-riiiiculc
issued to the owner of such motor Vt"
hlcls. the letter and figures thereon to
be four inches high and each stroke
therbof- to be oue-hull‘iuch wide and
at all times unobscm'cd.
Section 4. Every moior biI-yI-lII shall.
at all times while being uscd or opIIra-
ted upon the public liighvvnya 1.. this
Mlle, have (lisploycd lili’ll‘illl, lllII ill-
ltlal letter of this 1011111 and Ihc num-
ber of the cerillicnli li'm'uI-II to lili-
owner of such moIoI llll' I. n, 9111111 iIII~
for and figures to be ill lf‘l Isl one InI-h
high and either painted on such ino—
tor bicycle or Iiispluyod on 11 plate
or marker securely fastened thereto
mutton 5. The said secretary of the
state shall keep it. record of all state-
msnts filed with him, and of all cer-
.tiiicstu issued by him, which record
ulllll be open to public inspection; he
shall furnish. from time to time, ill
cost price, to any person registered
under the provisions of this act, as
many plates or markcm as may be
‘ required by such person for display
upon the one or more motor vehicles.
except motor bicycles, owned by him
at the time of such registration. or
on
lites or markers Io be the
n livery case as the number of
HUI Milena originally issued to such
phi-son under the provisions of this
“I; M in the event that any certiib
out. lsiaed by the said secretary un-
Ana the provisions of this not shall be
but. or delimited, he shall issue to
tile person whose certificate has been
.. Are You
in: to the ”ark?
lPrint; (951ng as well as )ou
ouldd do not make then mis~
of letting- your health take
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JUDGE FOR YOURIELF. I
Which Is lobar—Try an Experiment
or Profit by a Iouth Moi-walk
Gillespie Experience.
mimetbing new Is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represent
The statement of a manufacturer is
not. convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A lame, Week or Aching one.
‘ Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many BO-Cfllifiil
cures.
lndoracd by strangers from fur-away
places.
Its different when the endorsement
copies from home
Easy Io. prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof that
backs every box of Dean's Kidney
Pills.
Read this case:
Mrs. Anna Clark. of 5 Keyser ave
nue, Fast Norwnlk. says: “My hus-
band and l boih.tried Dean's Kidney
Pills. They (:11.le his book; utterl
took them I found thyself quite well
i had kidney trouble for some lime
and It developed into steady backache,
accompanied by a urinary weakness
very inconvenient at. night. We both
tried some simple home remedies, but
the trouble still remained. One night
i read an account of a cure being made
by Dean's Kidney Pills. the symptoms
being identical with mine. i got. a
box at Plaisled's drug store. That box
completely curcd me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. II‘osIer-Mliburn (10., Buffalo.
N. Y.. solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the naine—~Doau's——and
lake no other.
inns lost or destroyed a duplicate
thereof bearing the same number us
the certillcule originally issued to
such person.
Section 0. A fee of $1 shall be paid
to the, said secrctary of the state for
each original or duplicate certificate
issued by him in accordance with the
provisions of this act.
Section 7. No license. permit or
registration shall be required of the
ownI-l' or operator of any motor vrn
hiclc cxccpt ill accordance with the
provisions of this act, nor shall any
such vIIhiI-II- bc required lo be marked
in ally way except ill accordance with
tho provisions of this act, but nothing
in this section contained shall apply to
such motor vehicles as are offered to
file general public for llirc.
Section 5. Any non-resident. of this
siaIc who shall have compiled with
the laws of oily other state or territo—
ry of the i‘nitcu States requiring, lhI-
registration of owners of motor vehl~
clcs, ol' of motor bicycles. or of boiil
and 1111- display of iIlIInliliculion num-
beIs on such motor vehicle, and who
shall cause the idclltiiicution numbers
of such state or territory. in accord
once with the laws thIrcoi'. together
with the initial lclicr or lcllcrs of the
state or territory issuing the sumo to
bc Ilisploycd on his motor vehicles
whllc used or operated iipon the pub-
liI'II highways. for a pcrlud not to c).—
IIIIIIII Iliiucn Iiay- in fill) illlt‘ your.
wilhtull I'oluplyiup \\'iill lhI‘ lil‘i‘ViHUlis
of file foregoing scclions 111 this act;
provided. howIIvcr that if any non—
resident shall be convicted of violating
any provision of section III or section
ll of this art he shall thereafter in-
subject lo and required to comply
with all Ihc piovislons of sections 2, 3.
1,5,0 and 7 of this III-.I
SI'IItion 9. No plosccution has‘cd up—
on sections" 1.. .l and 4 of this act shall
be inought I‘oI any offense committed
prior to August 1, 1905.
Section 10. No pcrson shall operate
a motor vehicle on tho public high~
ways of this state at a rate of speed
greater than is reasonable and prOpIIr.
having regard Io lhI- width, traffic and
use of the highway, or so as to cndun-
gcr piopcity or the life or limb of any
person, or, in any eicnl. within the
limits of any city or boiough at a
greater rate of spocd than one mile in
live mlnutrs, or outside the limits of
any city or borough at a grcnlcr rqu
of speed than one mile in thrcc min»
ules.
Scction 11. Upon approaching any
person walking in the traveled portion
of any public highway, I11' 11 horse o.'
any Iuhcr Iirufl animal being lcd. rid-
den or Iil‘lvcll therein, or a crossing of
illtcraccilng public highways. or :1.
bridge. or a sharp turn 01 curvo or a.
steep descent. and also In passing such
pol'.son horse or other draft animal
and In iIuVIIisiui: 1.111 l1 (l'fl‘IbllliE.
luldgo, tuin. curve. or demand, IhI per-
son opciuiiug 11 iuolor vcllicic shall
have the sumo under conIIoi quI shall
leIlut'I- its spced If such lloiao or
other Iii'ul‘l unlinul being so chi, ridden
or driven shall appear to be frighten-
ed, 0! if the poison in Iliurgc Ihcioof
sh'uii signal so to do. tho pI-rson op-
crating such motor vehicle shall
bring the same and the motor or other
power propI. lling the same immediate-
ly to a stop. and if traveling in the
opposite Illrcction. shall remain Ista—
Iionary so loag as may i911 cusounblo
to allow such horse or animal to 1111911.
or if traveling in ”10‘ sumo Illr'cIIion.
shall use reasonable caution ill there-
after passing sIuh home or other
animal.
Section 12.—~No city, town or bor-
ough, shall have any power to make
any ordinance, bylaw or resolution re-
specting the speed of motor vehicles,
and no ordinance. bylaw or resolution
heretofore or hereafter made by any
city. town or borough in respect to
motor vehicles shall have any form or
effect; provldeduhowevor, that powers
given to any town, city or borough to
regulate shows, processions. assem-
blages or parades 111 streets and pub-
Iic places, and to regulate thI use of
public parks. and all orIilnqu III-1. by-
law and regulations which may have
been or with ll may be enacted in pur-
auqu-e of said powers. shall remain
In full force and effect.
Section 12. in all complaints for the
violation of any provision of ibis act
the justice of the peace before whom
the same shall be tried shall baVe
jurisdiction and potter to render
Judgment therein and issue recess
of execution and millimns t arson.
which such use or penalty imposed
shall not exceed two hundred dol-
lars, or Imprisonment for thirty days,
a: both; but. the defendant shell hollow '
the rim to appeal as in other asses.“
Section 1 :.Aili'.bl1,¢i‘loa. violating,"
any provisio of sections 10 and 'i or
this not 91101 be fines not more
first offense and shall be lined not
more than sixty days. or both. for any
subsequent offense. Any person violet-
ing any other provision of this act
shall be lined not more than’ fifty
dollars.
Section 15. This act shall take of»-
feet July 15, 1905.
Section iii. Chapters 10'! and 108 of
the public acts of 1903 and all other
herewith are hereby repealed.
‘ Rules of the Road.
Section 1. Whenever the term "ve-
hicle" is used in this act it: shall in-
clude bicycles, tricycles. motor cycles.
motor vehicles of all kinds. vehicles
drawn by horses or other animals, and
all oiher vehicles used for the ear—
ridge of persons or goods matter
how propelled, excepting only such
vehicles as are rim only upon rails or
tracks.
Section 2. Whenever a person walk-
ing :11 the tiaveied portion of II. pub-
lic highway or a person riding, driv-
ing or leading a horse or other alli-
inul therein 01 driving or operating
a vehicle 01' thus riding. driving or
leading a horse or other animal, or
than driving or operating a vehicle, it
such persons are moving in opposite
directions each shall slacker: his pace.
I necessary, and seasotlubly turn to
the right, so as to give half of the
traveled road. if pructl-ul‘ilc, 111111 a
{air ulld ("Illilli opportunity to pass, to
the other; or, ii'ihcy arc moving in
the same dircction, tllc person over-
taking shall pass on the left side ol
tilt.I person overtaken, and the person
.Ivc’rtakiug shall, as soon as practic-
Iblc. Iurn Io Ihc right so as to [two
half of the traveled road and a free
inssago on the tell to the olher. Any
inch person shall. at Ihc intersection
.il public highways. ktep to the left
of Ibo intersection of the centers Di
such highways when turning. to lllc
right. and pass to the right of such
intersection when turning to the left.
Section 3. Every such person who
shall, by neglecting to conform to tiIII
piovisious of Section 2 of this act.
cause any injury to the person 01
IIopI'IIrIy of another. or shall nogli~
gently collide with another, thereby
amusing such injury, shaiIIpuy to Ilic
party injured treble damages uni.
costs.
Section I. if the owner of ally horiu
or other animal. 111' of ally vehicle.
shall lulrust such animal or vehicle
to ills uncut. servant or cmployc. Io bI
ridden, lid. driven or operated by
such uncut. servant ol' employc upon
the public highways of this state, 01
ahail root or loan the same to an in-
competent and ilIIprI.Irie11coIi person to
bc inns I'IIiIlI 11, led, driven or operated,
and such uncut. scl'vmli or cmploye.
.vllllc in tho IIIIccuIion of such own~
I".‘~ busiucss within the scope of llir
.Iulhoriiy, or such incompetent and
lllt‘Xllf’l'if‘lii'tIll permit. us a result oi
such inIIo1npcIcuI-y and luexpcriI-ncc.
shall, by urgiIII-iiug to conform Io IhI
provisions of section “J of this act,
cause any injury to the pursuit oi
pIopIIi'y of another, or shall negligent.
ly l'iliiilii.‘ Willi .‘Illliillt'i', lhcrcby culls»
1111', I.,,.I|, injury, such owner shall pay
to lllI' pzll'Iy illjlll'l‘ii his actual dam»
liars and I'imir; bill in cici'y case thi'
party Injurcd shall och'I \\'lli‘llllil' he
shall prochIIl against such owner un-
Iicr the provisions of this section or
against Ilic pcrson actually causing.
such injury under the provisions (ll
Section ll of this act.
SIII-liou :‘1. Any person violating any
of tho provisions of Section 2 01‘ this
act shall iii‘ Iincd not more than fifty
dollars.
Section Ii. Sci-lions 2,035, 2.030. 2,037
and 2.11:5: of Ihc gIIilI-rul statutes and
all oihcr acts and parts of acts incon
sistcni herewith arc hereby repealed
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPBlA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
DIII., says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped mt
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. If. I’Iaisted. I“. ll. Bax
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
CALLING OFF THE CHICAGO
STRIKE.
Lillli‘Aill'), July 22.1- A vote on the
question of culling off their strike 11K
alust thirteen firms engulfed in ihc
manufacture of store, bar and ()"if'f'
fixtures, and applying for work on IhI
some conditions llIaI prevailed at lhII
time the Hii'iiti‘ was called. will in-
inken tonight by 2,200 wood workers
Involved in Ihc slrugulc. I
While IIIII employers llavo not agrccd
that they will sign the old Itul'oeuicui
\viih iIIc wood u'oi'kcrs. the luller be-
lieve that If the strike Is called off
there will be ilIIIII difficulty in making
a Ili‘llli‘llll'lll of that kind.
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra
silisn Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost without exception
10 25. 501: and 91.00 bottles. The out
ford. Dexter‘s and Piatcted’ .
'CAR CRASHED iNTO CARRIAGE.
MONTIGRIGY, Calf. July 22.~«(‘1cu~
III'aI l-‘I'I-III'IIIIII II‘uusion. conmiandor of
the Department of California. his
uldca. Lieutenant Long and Heat. Mit-
obeil IlepartmenI inspector of
small arms practice narrowly
escaped dculll yesterday afternoon
when an electric car crashed into the
carriage in which they were ridinil.
The officers jumped. Ilencrni ll‘uu~
aton's left hand was severely bruised.
but he was olherwlse unhurI. Mil-
eholl sustained painful bruises about
the head and body. Lieui Loni: Iss-
raped with slight bruises.
A New Dessert Idea.
You and thousands of others are tired
of the everyday desserts. Let us
. ,I hugged Moon .1.» today
1- '“ " mo
Quick Pudding
b can be prepared union
minute In ultimatum. '
arguing waboll '
"3199“”th
“l LOrll'or lush flavor Teeny.
- 4 why. Maugham—4A. ““L‘fl-‘I-‘umne
11an
be
mutate.
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two hundred dollars or Imprisoned not 5 .
mororthnn thirty days. or both. for a ,.
acts and parts of ,acts inconsistent
ileum
Breaks no Hearts. Excuses
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Dr. David Ksuuudy' s FAVORITE REM-
EDY is not a disguised enemy of the human
race, where it. (teapot help, it does not
harm. It is composed of vegetable ingre.
thesis and does not heat or inflame the
blood but cools and urillas it. In all cases
of Kidney troubles, Diver complaints. 0019-
atipatiou of the Bowls. and the delicate
dc Iranucinents which afflict women, the ac.
tiou of Dr. Kennedy’s FAVORITE REM-
EDY is beyond praise. Thousands of
grateful people voluntarily IiwstifP to this,
in letters to Dr. Kennedy' on: with n
warmth and fullness of war 9 which more
business certificates never mesons. It
makes nodmnhtrdsoaxcusos no crimes—-
breaks no hearts. In its coming there is
hope, and in its wings there is healing.
We challenge ll. trial and are confident of
the result. Your Ilnigaist has it. ONE
DOLLAR a Ilottle. Bear in mind the
name and address: Dr. David KENNEDY,
Bondoat, New York.
GIRL SWIMMER iN PERIL OFF
SHORE. ‘
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Young Man Who Helped Nils. Ford AI-
moot Exhausted When Help Como.
STAMFORD Conn., July 22 wMiss
Marion Ford, elder daughter of Mme
w. Ford. who was well known inI
llrooklyu society, before she came to
Stamford io live recently. came near
paying her life for a bit of during at
the Stamford Yacht (iub yesiclday.
While she was bathing, with lieldcn
Ill Brown. ir youngest son of B ii.
Brown, a wealthy man connected with
the family of the late Senator 0. ll.
l'laii. Miss Ford proposed a swim out
into the harbor. She is a good swim-
'11cr She had gone about u quarter of
It mile from shore with Mr. ilrown.
when cramps suddenly crippled her
arms. With a cry she Iurncd to Brown
who grasped her by the neck.
Iirown and all he could to keep bar
above water. ills cries for help Wi‘l‘t‘
heard all over the harbor, .lns. D.
Smith, (Ix-commodore of the New York
I'uchl (hub, and some members of the
Stamford Yach Club, put out in launc-
hes. llrowu w uld have sunk beforc
their arrival had 11m 11 young man
rowing been attracted by his cries. HI.-
assisted Brown and Miss Ford into
the hem and then transferred them to
one of the launcher:
Miss held is a stator 11f Miss E the]
iI".oni who was stung by an lnsIIII and
last the sight of one of III-r cycs on tho
eve of her Wedding to ”come A. qu-
kins. a wealthy young man of Smith
ford, and was shut in 11 dark roolu for
weeks The wedding was postponed
indcfinilcly and Miss lillhcl Ford has
uoI yci, recovered.
i"t'ill‘illi lost news of hor (longer have
a bad effect on her sister, Miss Marion
Ford said nothing of it at home, and
it was not until a number of tho yacht
club I'nllI'Il IoiliIluirrhow<l1II\\':I;.Ill:II
Mrs. I-‘ord heard of the accident.
JUDGE BACKS UP RULE.
Danbury Man Fined for Smoking on
Trolley Car.
DANili‘llI', July 22.—~«'i‘he question
or the rights of smokcrs upon street
cars and the authority of conductors
In enforce ihc rule which forbids
smoking cxcepi upon certain rear
seats were involved in an interesting
case tried before Judge H. B. Scott
in the city cnllri Thursday. Clar-
cucc J. WIIIIIII was arrested at Lake
Kenosia by Superintendent G. H.
Klinsing of tho sII'IIIII railway, who Is
:1 special piiili'cllillil. WIIIIIII was
I{tented from a car because he refused
to cease sluoklm: ‘while III-copying a
soul on which smoking was not al-
lfIWl‘fl.
The charge on which he was ur-
rested was assault and breach'of the
police. and illl‘ prisoner appealed.
Judge Scott I11 passing upon the case.
said that ii was necessary that the
company should have rules for tho
sul'ci,‘ and conII‘orI of lhc passengers
and that ii was the duty of the cm-
ployIIca to sue ihai the rules were
obeyed.
BENT HER DOUBLE.
“i knew no one. for four weeks.
when I was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble." writes Mrs. Annie
llunier. of l'iIInburir, Pa, “and when i
not better. although i had one of IbII
best dociors I could get.
I was bout double and bad to rest my
hands on my knces when l walked.
From this terrible affliction l was res—
cued by Electric. hitters, which res-
IorIIIi my health and strength, and now
I can walk as straight us ever. They
are simply Wonderful." Guaranteed to
cure stomach. liver and kidney disor-
ders: at F. H. ilaxter's drug store:
price 500.
BARKLEY MENTALLY UNIALI
ANCED.
ilAlf'l‘ifORi). July 2l.~«The case of
John Barkley. colored. for stabbing
.lnbu Hogan was continued in the 00-
Iice court ycaierday until next Friday.
Berkley was charged with assault with
Intent Io kill. Bonds Were fixed at
02. 000. its want to jail. it is lhoupht
that fiarkiey is mentally unbalanced
as be has expressed satisfaction in the
crime he committed. Hogan lies at
the Hartford Hospital with three had
wounds in his neck, but the physicians
said yesterday he. was resting c-om
foriabiy and had every chance I‘Iirro
covery.
GOVERNOR NAMED COMMISSION.
THE ONLV WAY TO CURE.
To cure a cold when you have no
cough-win cure a cough when you have
[In mid» IIIII in mun yourself when you
have «both-«talus Kennedy's “native
lichen and TM. 0‘13 D910 film, the
original imutivd thingies
contains no» opined unit the
coughs. colds, croup whooping cough.
etc. Pleasant to the misuse 1019“-
{Pr 855:1 for child or adult. ’ Refrain
or I: name, “Kennedy’s: .n
that the red clover warrant and the
honey beware MJWINM‘I‘ *5
nedy 9 Laxative Honey and Tar in the
original math/90° 00m. gfila“ PM
“no other said by
Ilfi JOHNSON BURIED UPRID 1‘.
Question Whether This Wu 'i-iis Orig-
. inoi 1199115... '
During the Shakespeares grave dis-
audition it may be interesting to ask.
"Why was Ben Jonson buried-in the
upright position?" (I. Pitt Lewis says
that he felt “he must be buried up-
right in Westminster Abbey " The
tradition has it, however, that he sale
911 for as much space in the abbey as
at all generally known that his grave.
not being protected as Shakespeare's
II, was opened in Dean Buckland's
time. Had he really been buried
standing on his feet? was the prob-
lem to be resolved The opqning of
the grave was a stealthy affair, car-
ried out. at dead of night. The body
had ,been buried in the upright posi-
tion. without a doubt. Some of the.
rough. reddish-gray hair was still
clinging to the.skuli. A collecting
maniac, who had been permitted to
be present. overcame his reverence
for the remains of "Rare Ben." and
he carried some relics home with him, i
whereupon the late Edward Draper.
hearing of what. had been done. is.
sued through the Illustrated London
News a veiled threat of exposure. and'
the grave was again opened In order
that the relics might be restored.—
londan Chronicle. .
Ashlin“ ,of a Hairiou Home.
-A'I farmer .116” Jackson. raised a
Well: that was as bare of hair as 9.
Mexican dog. The parents of the
freak were of the ordinary, covered
kind, and no theory ls advanced as
,to the cause of the offspriug‘s ridi-
culous nudity. The animal grew to
horsehood but seemed so “sort of re-
pulsive like" that the owner was
ashamed to drive him to town and
kept the hairless monster at work on
the form. A Jackson man heard of
the horse and for 040 became his own-
er. 11ml now has an offer of 9500 for
him. a sum which he has refused on
the ground that the freak Is worth
much more. in all respects except his
shameless endeshabille. the hairless
horse appears respectable and well-
behaved.-—-Dclroit Tribune.
Sauerkraut for Sickness.
Here Is a story that IiIustraIes the
estimate the German citizen places on
sauerkraut as a food staple. A (lop
man was speaking last felt about the
high price of cabbage, "i tell you.
dear kubbages is awful high dis year."
he said; “me and me vife puts up six,
seven, eight barrels of saucrkrailt
every yenr—-but ve can't dts year.
Dem kabbnges they cost too much."
"You put 11p some sauerkraut, didn't
you, i‘bris?" he was asked. "Oh. yes
-—lwo or tree barrIIIs—just to but in
dc house in case of slckness."——San
Francisco Argonaul.
World‘s Largest Organ.
Sydney. N. S. \V.. will shortly be dis-
possessed of the claim of the largest
organ in the world. which has been
theirs by right of the magnificent in-
strument in the Continental Hail. An
organ will be on view at the SI. Louis
Exhibition which will be the biggest
thing of its kind ,\et built. it will
consist of five practically distinct or-
gans, will contain 124 stops and 10,000
pipes. while the estimated cost is
£20,000.—--Auslraiia NewspApcr.
impossible to Lose.
F. Ilopkinson Smith. the author and
artist. told this moiher-ln-lsw yarn ro-
cenily: "Arrah. you're Iookin‘ very
sad," said Pat ()‘liolllhan, addressing
his friend Donia the other day. “Oi
fool and!" responded Denis. ,"Oi've
lost my mmher-lndsw. 1 tell you it's
hard to lose your mother-In-Iawl"
"lllrd!" exclaimed Pal, "B‘gorrah,
it'll almost linimssible'.”
Engraving Processes.
Engraving by acid was first discov-
ered in 15l2. but little practical use
was made of Ihe discovery until
thIntyIllve or Ihirty years all). when
the process was Improve‘d to such an
extent that process, reproductions
have become the cheapest and for the
quickest means of preparing illustra-
tions for the press.
Sawdust Alcohol.
A Norwegian chemist has discover,
ed a new and cheap process for milli-
Ing alcohol from sawdust Sawdust 1
treated under pressure with dilute
sulphuric acid by which the cellu-
loisa III transformed into sugar, which.
by adding fermentation producers, is
converted into alcohol in the old man-
ner and than distilled.
some Chimes Money.
The Chinese Government has decid,
ed to strike coins ,0:le all! 119115
weight of one I'lllku' Jul. of ti:
value of its. 1 1-20.. and this new cold
is to be the future silver unit of
money throughoai the empire.
he could stand up in. and that this are esuud'by ball
was just was granted to him. It is not "321'” much. or
n
'i but shortness of breath.
heartburn or pnlpitation o the hurt.
lndlg
oxpsn «- swell . and
heart. This crowd: I.
fares with
time the
a:
linden. if you not s
on I“ sabbath
you have no doubt
hurt boom
In of Indigestion.y
if in :01”
u a s o.
Imprt‘gnd inter-
: action. and in the course
it rt becomes diusudr
utionl loans“ the itomss
Dyspepsia Cure
digest: what you set. him the strain 611
of the hurt. and contributes nourishment
strength and health to every organ of the
body:
Stan
Gum indigestion. Dy:
bruit. Spur
menial Inflammatio n of he mucous
'ms'mbrsnos lining the Stomach and Diges—
tivo Tract. Nervous Dyupopoinnd Chianti
bad
Finally [got I bottle of Rod
list.
Ours for about four mom 9 Quid it
of the Stomach.
Annealing, mi 0'! interns in ‘Iylnulflll'l
gout paipltste ml '21l"u"n.lill‘ffu milimmr
After using I few bottles] on cured
Remains motions. P... v». if. r.
radii.
thud stomach trouble Ind in lounge! stall u I
heart trouble with i i look oi Dyspepsia
590 me.
UH. Nov-AI. 0.
Dieests What You Eat
We Iul'
la
:mz.“ oil. 0. Julius
FOR 8 EBY
THE CLIFFO DL PHARMACY.
Haysillt (doepondentiyi—«I don‘t be-
lieve i have much of a wit, after all.
My friends never laught at my jokes.
Grimmage (assurinegIJOh, yes, they
an
do. They always laugh after you how:
left me 1'011111.-—(‘Ihicago Journal.
”—
1905 1905
Summer Time-Table.
0n. and After June 10
the New and Commodious
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
CAPT. IRA B. YOUNG.
Leave Huntington for
II 2:25 p. m.
Luv. Norwalk for Huntington on ..
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. 1n.
and 4:45 p. m.
Excursion Tickets ......... 500
Single Pars
Children 5 to 12 years:
35c: Single Fare. 250.
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
1.1...
Fare from Norwalk:
50c.
Passengers from Norwaik by 8:45
a. m. boat will have live hours at Val-
ley vae and 4 hours at Huntington.
ICLEARA CES LIE
» Men Cassimere Sui-ls
Norwnik.
Mondays and Fridays at 5:45 a. m.
Excursion.
Round trip,
Were $10.00
Ibis,,$_ai___g_ $7.50
D. Gottlieb
cnovaflal‘g-Pi‘hu 10119 ..
11 North Main lentil Menuhin
WlIlIlIIS iiiiElI Hill
For 00 Ozone Soap Trade Marks,
2 Ozone starch Trade Marks and
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks
A “my app, enrol.
WAGON.
"fill/BN'AWAY A‘l'
H. R. BULKLEY’S
auro. BICYCLE AND NOVELTY
arose.
‘52 80. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main 50. 'Bou'ili Nod-walk.
Residence, 0 Washington Street.
Tel-phone It house. 150-2 ,
picial Bargains.
HAMMOCKS. caooua'r AND
canoes HOSE.
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
SUPPLIES. ..
REPAIRING IN ALL BRANCH- j:
. IE8, ,
I. teach
HARBOR VIEW
BEACH.
An Ideal spot for a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
Jn
Ill-T
frI
tri
A Newspaper Pal-co.
Busnos Ayroa bouts the finest'
newspaper building in the world. "1.5
French" is simply palatial. it Is
really a rich man's hobby, instead of
a business proposition. I
W
Itrfliflth of in.
,ctearice two inches thick will bear
the weight of men, four inches thick
vigil bear the of run and
riders. and six 11 till Will bear
l. minimum 15:111. ,. , _
fin‘mh‘j cool is used as for as pod:
of Janus» warships because
the Japanese cool discs on much more
1515119.: .
I... . a. W
I
requir it warm to p i
9M it would “a
spin one pound b
spiders
0.
C
912.50 or 015.50.
July 17, 24. 91.
September 4.
islands.
Chasm and Sarntoga, 987.00.
day. August 22nd.
from New Haven.
12th.
Moosehead Lake, 9 days trip, 940.00
Monday, Septem-
GEOROE C.
100
Forming a Merry Melange of Mirth
Making Attractions including the II‘
mom. Steeplechase Race Course, [in
instills: Bench and Pavilion on
iiie Recreation fours.
Block Island.
Cottage City, 5 day trips. 817.00.
July 24. August 7. 25.
Whlie Mountains. 5 day trips. 829.00.
Iy 24. August 7. 21, September 4.
Saratoga Springs. 4 or 0 day trips.
July 17. 24, 31, Aug-
t 7. 1-1, 21, 28, September 4.
Ausuble Chasm, 5 day trips. 926.00.
August 7. 14, 21, 28.
August 8. 22. 29.
Royal Tour, 12 days trip. Thousand _
Ausilbie
Tuesv
Montreal, Quebec.
Nova Scolia. 10 days
1111 New Haven.
bar llth.
Gettysburg and Washington. 7 days
p, $90.00 from New Haven. Friday
October 13th.
For the New England Tourist des-
cribing all tours and tickets call on . 5
a. w. HARRIS, Tisha Agent .1 Dbpot 9:2}
mesa readiness: ALWAVE'
TILYOU' S MAGNIFI-
Sliffi’lftliillsf lSIANil.
IIIDGIPPIT. ,OONN.
sour nitrous 109
3011' Island Bound. Gorgeous Bali
Room Artistioaliy Decorated, Grhnd
Electrical Illumination. Beard
Roller Coaster, Circle Swiss». Carou-
sels and countifluothsr features.
ROUND TRIP .l
Willi.
(By steamer, or f rry.)
TILDIII 97!.
19in 3 Point!
IAIT NORMAL“, DONN.
91-10ng swam...» 'I'IA roan
r A1111. alum mouse
. I' OBI. a.
barman; Add 99011189.
3 day trips. 98.50 to
trip, 958.00
Saturday, August.
built by native workmen. 8,000 feet
of shore front. Fine views. Boat-
Ing. bathing, sailing and fishing. Play
ground for the children. Lots for
sale from
559.30. July 15. 2. 29, August 5, 12,
, ‘6.
Watch Hill, 3 day trips. $10.00. July 3300 UPWARDb'
15, 2‘2, 29, August 5, I2, 19. 26. En" terms.
Special inducements
In the builders. Send for illustrated
booklet. It is worth reading. it
tells you how to acquire a summer
home.
J. ii. laureate. Agent.
No. 2 80. Main at. Go. Nor-walk, Conn.
'1‘ NIIIlgaraAiI‘ailI-I. florisys trip, $24.00. or the owners,
lies ay.' ugust ‘..n .
Thousand islands. 4 days trip, T": “ARBOR V'Ew “AL“ 00..
$24.00 Tuesday, August 22nd. New Rochelle. N. Y'.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips. ‘
$14.50 from New Haven. July Iii.
NEW YORK. New HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
I ~—
TIME TABLE.
In Effect July 2, 1906.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.:—12522 5: 32:, 5. 45:. 0:12:,
ii: 50,. 0:55, 7:00. 8:18. 8:42 9: 0811.
9: 8211.M 9: 50. 10: 50:. 11: 171'. 11:21.
M.—-12:49x. 1: 05. 9: 05:. 3: 97.
1:2811, 5:45,- 0:01x 0:49x. 7:12:, 7:15,
8: 00:, 9:59;. 10:
:
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u.-12:59:. 5:92;. 11:15:. 9:58.
. M.-—2:59x. 920511. 5:45, 11:01:.
7:05x, 7:211, 11:00:. 9:283, 9:52;. 10:11.
NIW YORK FOR COUTH NORWALK
A. bis-4:50, 5:50, 0:50. 8100:. 8:09.
8:101. 9: 001. 9:021. 10:02:, 10:05,
11:00:, 11:109. ‘
P M—— 0":911, 1: 04. 2' 0011. 2: 55.
l0' 31: 11.14;, 4:09. 1.39.51,on 509.
9: 25. e: 0011. 6. I111 6-159, a: 02x, 9 00:.
9. 99, 11: 00:, 12‘:' '
11.
r. 4.05, 5. 01 0 00:.
11: 00x. 12- oox.‘
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
AVIN.
A. Dir-12.10:, 1' 2111. 1: 55!. 63181
1:29. 8. 30. 9:111. 9: 491. 10: 02x, 11:11:.
undue "‘ '
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P. hie-19'0”, 1:30, 8:10:, 4:22.
5.90. 0: on. '0. 91, 7210:, 9:081.
9: 22. 10: 99:. 11'. It.
p""'"i'°"'1 In 52111191911 to shove.
, day-I
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9. 11, 11:11:.
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