H rumor Neighbors and Fat:-
Em'gioyes at Ills Sum-
o, ‘-~*Footl"lor_a Army
'mqrgll,,ilz Four Diays—
., “000‘0 chicken; 20,-
‘ audwiches and" Other
.93 in Proportion Are Ile-
‘.‘.DAY’I'0N. Ohio. July 24.—-—Wlth live
. hills or chicken. a ton of halibut,
. twenty,,thousand sandwiches. eleven
, "Hill“. In! rolls, twenty barrels of Ioni-
. 01130 , ‘tWenty thousand cigars, and
other provisions In like, proportitm,
\[wflth electrical Illuminations and thrcc.
bands Of music, John H. I’attorsotl on.
‘tdrtained ten thousand residents of
wflhflnh Thursday night at a gardcn
. .pig-ty and dinner at Far Hills, his Stilll-
allurihmna.‘ ‘ .
an an prediction of the public re~
c‘eptiornglizen turn on July 3 on his re-
turn mm a tour around the world. Mr.
., "terson planned and carried out this
on rmous entertainment on a scale.
, . nhver before attempted in this part of
. the country. All the pvt-partitions
were made In four daysv~a font. unpar-
alleled except in a military orgaiiiztr
lion.
The guests at the “little gardcn pur-
ly.” as Mr. Patterson called it, lnciud‘
ed the mayor anti other city officials.
‘1 , member-ii of the board Of cdncaiion
a " gcily council. the lucu‘lbcrs ot' the
Comnlel'qlill Club and two thousand
other leading oitizcns of Dayton, to-
gether with the four thousand cin-
'ployees (if Mr. l’aitcl'sona factory and
their wives.
Event is Without Precedent.
Snell an ontcrtainmcnt of factory
employees by the head of a grout iu-
dnotrial establishment was aoillclllillg
unprecedented. ()lhcr manut'ncturcrr.
have at. limos cntcrlaiucd thcir work-
out at public parks and on cxcursions.
It Is not of record, llowcvor. that. any
other prominent “captain of industry"
over invited all his cmploycca and
their wives to lllH homc for t-llll'il an M'-
‘oning's pleasure.
Mr. l’attcraon tlcciilctl to givc this
huge oiltcrtainlucnt last Monday and
at once sent out ten thousand invita-
tionB. It was anothcr cxamplc of Mr.
Patterson's maxim that "thcrc in no
each word as llllpossililc."
Far Hills. tlli: homo ot‘ IIII‘ lum. is‘
one of the moat licaiilil’tll country plac-
ea In America. So oi‘Icll has it ill‘t‘ll
“opened ('0 tho public Illat it in almost
i‘cgardcd an a city park. 'I‘bc i:l‘ttlIIitl:-
were ulaIIorntt-ly illuiiiund with .I..p
anone lautcrus and cloctric lights, lin-
thousund int-audcacout bulbcs lit-int:
used. Artificial tlowcra containing
electric lamps \vcrc acallt-rcil through
the .blililu‘s and uhrubbcry.
Mr. l’attcruon's mica-ti bcgan to arrive
at four o'clock. and almost all of ihcm
were met personally by tho host, al‘tt-r
which ihoy sought out illl' licatllilul
shady nooka and lis'cilcii to tho club-
oruto musical programs rcndcrcd by
the bands.
A huge circle of tablcs 13.30 fool in
diameter had boon arrnugcd. tin ibc
inside of this clrclc :iio \\':iilci‘.~i H‘l‘\'l.‘ti
the food to tho g'ut‘sta, 13.500 bcing ac~
cu’mmodatcd at ouc tlnic.
Provioiona for Feeding Army.
In order to providc illih‘ m'cnt tiinaor
ll wall nut‘tlasai‘y to :‘ccurc lllc follow~
lug cnorniouu unantitica of food anti
' other nuppllcu:
2.000 poundu halibut. Iti,tiiio ptttlliila’
chicken. 1300 pounds ham, :iilil pnuutin
beef, 150 poutuia iouguc .3 Imrrclu ii'iv
“pica 1’» harrulii wait-r Cloris, .Ioo bunch-
cil celery. l2 NIKON oggn. lilo cant-i
gumbo, 80 gallons: olivc oil. I. pounds
mixed npicoii. 2.". gallon.» willio wlitc
vinegar. 500 (‘ilIlH jarilinicrcu. 2.30
do of coffin», I‘JII pouuda of cut
loaf lunar, 40 gallons ('I'I‘Illil. Iill unl-
Inna milk. 200 pulllitll-I lllllll'l'. L'" lllll"
MILO!- rwopiion liakoa. ‘JIIU hlllllll
loaves: broad. 11.000 rinail individual
will, 1.200 pouuda tuixcd rand». .. titl.
Wildfires. 20.000 cigars. _’.: cant-i. burr
om, 1,100 pounds Mll‘.'ltl'. I'd-It union.
‘IOO'ONIEI, £0.00“ pllpt-i' Ililllhlll'i. 1'4 ”Hi
Svlnoh pinion. 111.000 «innit plutrii, Iii.
000 IDOUIIII. 111,000 oupa. ottmo Inl‘itfl,
OMII‘MIWII. 100 luriw Iiiiiullc upoona,
NOFDAI'NII for Inmonudc. I.ti burrow, n
will!” ditch. 200 tillllvtlillllill piicbcru.
.00 largo bawiu for mind.
. Hoot Toll: of World Tour.
After tho Millpt‘i' i’rculdcui I’iiili‘rlmll
[In an illuiilraioil talk on bill yonr‘u
tour around tho worid. 'l'wo iuor
fl! llm‘l ovor Ill) rotorod tuition
mated to Iliualrnln tho iiiory of bio
travails. "III iiiuilctirc wuu mount an
0,000 chairo and {Lotto clriiuu ovum no
4111M for tho not'aaloti.
3% M the companion of tho 1m 1m: light
‘ mhmeats worn ourvovi. after which
10,000 guonlu foritwd Iii liar and.
ad by Mr. l’oiiorimo and throw
. “o illIl‘lIhutI It) iho lorluo Ill Iho ('I‘Ii
f " Of lilo .muudu, when: tho hunt
, m night.
‘ , cm worn land in their
to handle the enormmln crowd.
. that at toast. 10.000 por-
_ t. to Far Hills and back.
to the 10,000 nuom our.
I'O Mill Illicit. All Ilnyton la
main; lln pronto for John I’m.
1'? iiiio llflltlllfl. I‘Illt'rlallt
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W
I. IRWONOINO DOOM.
I of Impending doom III
«1:11tu Victim! of Bright’s:
_ , diabetes has been chant
,. loan by the bottom do-
“Milt! Foicy'it Kidney (turn.
‘l and out Bright! IIIIIOMO
‘ .. It! own In the worst
maintain and what. might
' . ’ ii a few days. “I
, ,, , of“ form."writes
. 5.4;: . .
"Z ‘ moot, rolled. nly
“11.111113?! tied
Ior'ii Kidney euro
, tory of war during
DANIEL {LAMONT oils c‘uoozu.
Lv AFTER onwc.
heroin-y of War Under
Cleveland.
Colonel Donna Scott. Lamont. sorre-
the administration
of Presldoanlevolnnd died suddenly
at his home at Mlllbrook. Dutchoss
county. last night at 9:15 o’clock.
Heart faililrayaa tho cause of death.
Cal. and Mr». Idlmont were out driv-
ing yantorday afternoon and Col. La-
mont. appeared to be enjoying the best
of health. After dinner he complained
of feeling Ill and Dr. Stewart. of New
York. who is a guest at tho llOlllli‘. Im-
modiaioly rushed to his aid. The phy~
alcian diagnosed tho case an an attack
of heart failure. and. in spite of the
heroic ircatmont, Mr. Lamont paused
away inside of half an hour. At his
death-bod were Mrs. [annual and two
daughters. Frances and Bonnie. Sev-
eral guests at tho Lamont homo were
also present when the endonmo.
Daniel Scott [animal was born at
COl'landvlllc. N. Y.. on February 9.
1851. Ho hogan life In journalism and
front 1885 to 1889 wan private necro-
Iary to President Cleveland. by whom
be war: appointed secretary of war on
March II. 1803. Mr. Lamont was vice-
prcsldont of the Northern Pacific raft
way and It director and trustee ill
many railroad and financial corpora-
iIOns. lie lcnvcs a widow and two
daughters. lie was a member of llllllly
New York clubs.
It was understood that the death
was uncxpcctcd, although Colonel La”
monl had been ill fccbic health and tho
mombcru of tho Immcdlatc family
wore faillorcd at the “A lament." the
Lamont country homo In Mlllbrook.
Intolllgcnce of tho approaching douth
of (loloucl haiuout was: aout oarlli-a'
in tho (waning to Dr. .loscpb I). llry-
ant‘. of 32 Wont 48111 siroot. u lilo-long
fi‘lt'nd of tho coloncl, and atnnnlouiui:
tho phyaician to Millbrook. Dr. liry.
not had. howcvor. bccn callcd out of
town for tho night and could not bc
rcachcd by Mrs, Ilryaut. who latcr
rccclvcil a sccoud lncsango announcilw
Ilic. ticalh.
(‘oloncl Lamont curly ticvolopcd :i
foudaoss and nptltudc for politics and
at‘tcr prcparlng at lhc,1\1ct‘.rnwvillo
acndcmy and onlcl‘lng Union collage.
llc left his collcgo wort: to accopt a
political position. which aluo pt-rmil.
It‘ll Ililu to cugagc in nowapapcr work.
President
POUGHKIII’EPSIE. N. Y.. July 24:—
Ilo soon joincd tho staff of tho Albany
Argus and iii a comparatively short
lilac llccnmc managing cdilor of that
papcr, Whilc still doing ucwspapcr
work hc alll'acictl lhc. altonlion oi (ll‘tr
vcr (‘lcvclnutL with whom ho was so,
closcly associatcd nflcrwards.
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ASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Ihti 111ml You Have Always Bought
Bears the M z :
Signature of
F UNERAL OF GENERAL BLACK-
MAR.
Late Commalidoritvcmef of G. A. R.
Buried.
BOSTON. .Ilily 2t. \‘clcrans of tho
civil war. Sons of \‘ctcraiis. Illi'llllli‘l’li
tli‘ IIII’ Wimp-H's Iiclivf l‘orpa. and Hill-
cr patriotic socicticu ycstcrday paid
honor lo ”11' latc ticucral William W.
Illucknlar. whow I‘uucral was bold ill
this city, INI~H titan a your ago at
tho national clit'ainpmcut of tho Grand
Army of thc Ilcpulilic III‘ was clcitcd
comuuindcr in-cbicf.
lllli'lllK tlic morning tbc body lay In
:clniv ill Mciilot‘lal hall at tho stat“
baltlcilaga ltoi'uc by lllt‘ troops of 1111‘
illiiilcllngu lloi'Iit- by llll‘ Illoops of lift-
i'oinmonwt-illill during ilic civil war.
‘I‘Iu- ('illilil‘l was drapcd with tho lla-
tloual colors and guardcd by coulrudvs
of E. W, Killalcy post. No. 113, of
which Ilcnci‘ul Illarkiuar was tho first
coumiaiulcr. l-‘ov IIII‘I'I‘ brain: a throng.
outituntcd at 10,1ltiil lli'I‘NiIIlh. paam'tl Hi-
Iotiily through llli‘ hall and guard on
tho Iul'f' of tho tlcud coinuulnilcr. liar.
ly in tho uiicruoou Illlriy MaihHIll‘llll—
atlilu Illlhlfi HI III“ II. A. II. it'll Ily Ill"
parlnicut I'tllllllillilili'l' .lilllll‘h‘ l1. Wolff
and foiIowi-d by llll' hillsultclluw‘iia til»
vinion of tho Sum: of" \‘clcl'auis. I‘o, l\’,
of tllc l-‘it'tlt Infantry. M V. 111., tlp- full-
oral party and ll'llllii ll. of tho ill'rl
Ililllllilllll of III“ Mnic czitali'y. ltll'flll‘ll
In from of tho utui.‘ hour» and crrorl-
cti lilo body In llic Sci-mill I'llliurina
church in (‘oplvy Squaw. of which
Ill'lli’I‘fll lllnckuutr wan ii nicnibcr. 'l'll"
I'itiicriil woo cundiii'lwl by iii-v. l-Zii-
wartl A, Ilorlnii. chaplain of Iiic Mitt.-
-«ncliiimdlu lwllllll'. 'I‘lic anaiuiiinlu lil
Ilic M‘H‘ll‘i‘ Wi'lt' hr, .1. 11. Bradford.
I‘IIIIIIIIIIII ill cllicf of llli‘ litilioiiui oi.-
cmnpuiciti, It. A, 11.. liov. \‘I’. l‘. hilt-In
iii-lit. clttiilluiu of Ilii- Mama-button»
tloparinioui IIIIII Itcv. 1., II ("ill'IlItllI of
llllllillillll. in which town (bun-rill
Iiluclttuiir'a country Iioiuc wuu illlllillu
I'll.
Amalia lltc honorary pulliwnwru
wcrc l.ll“llil‘lmili Ilovorpur ('III‘lliil
lluiiii. icprvucpliuu Ilic Mill": foruwr
Hcri‘ciiirv of tho Navy .Ioliu Ii. twill.
rcprcucuilau tho town of lilnuhiuu;
Ioruwr Ilthi'l‘lllir John 1.. Ilium. tram.
willful: tho Klilhll'y illililii'llillllil‘. for—
mcr liovcruor John Q. A. Iiruvltr-ti and
iiiciiciiil II}. II. I'Iminpilu. rcptt-aciiliag
lliti illiililllmox I‘IIIII'. Mayor Patrick A.
(loilliiu. toproiwntiiia Ibo city of lino
Ion: i‘oloucl William II. Iiiiti. ropro
walnut ibc Iimud Army of tho ltcvpubk
lo, and Iii’ill‘l‘lll It}. i’. I'Iiirlt. of timing-
ilivlil. roprowniinu tho alum militia.
'i‘ho otit‘vlop; hogan with lilllilil‘. 'l'ho
formation and Bcripiiiro It’lmllll follow-
ctl and thou cattle iiti addrouar by
Chaplain Horton.
AI tho. I’Imt‘lllflllfli of tho ourvlrru at
tho church lilo. bully WIIN I'Ni‘tfl‘led by
troop II. to [tailor flmvo coilinlcry Iti
Iliv Iiortlwitloi' dinttlcl whom inlor.
"will limit place III the Iilnvltlililf’ Int
ovurlouiiliig Ilm Nupiiiinoi l-ivcr.
'l‘Iw mllui of tho Mlilluiilll'ti union
that union llflllllfl flllllllld not partici-
pain In tho Illm'i‘fll proooiwlnn woo
dirtnuurrlvd In: two organizations but
no Ililpli‘flflnfll bivalent arose.
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BUY IT NOW.
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Stamford Couple Married In an Epis~
copai Rectory,
In tho litllc. rectory of tho \chtporti
Episcopal Church. at 7 Friday ovoninxd
IA‘WIS t‘. lloulon. son of Sniuucl Boll-
tou of Siamfortl. and Miss Lucy May-
licllc - Stcvcns. ilaughtcr of Sipaco
Sicvcna. principal of tho Wcai Stum-
fortl and Walcraldc sclloolu, wcrc
uiado husband and \t‘ll'c. licv. Kon-
ttclll Ilit'Kcnzic, t'ccitu', lictl lh’c nuptial
lillill.
gucsta. 'I‘Iic lu'Idc wow a gown of
bluc crcpc dc clilnc. and a lnrgc bInc-
iintcd lial. Sltc oai'rlcd lilics of tho
valloy. 'I‘hc. maid of honor was Miss
,Mary Saliuond. a cousin of tho bridc.
from Ncw York. llcr gown was of
wltilc crcpc do chino, and shc wore a
willlc liar and carrlcti piuli l'.\\‘t't‘1 [Will-l.
lit-alaniin Rch. of North alrct-t. Stam-
ford, was Iltc bcst man. 'I‘hc cou~
Illi‘ rollirnctl Io Stamford imiilctiinit‘ll'
ai'lcr llic ccrcmouy, and wont to tho
IOSitltdlt‘t‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Auguutus
.lli-al. Mil Franklin slrcct. Stamford.
for tho wctltling llllllll‘l‘. Mrs. llcal
is an aunt of tho britlc. ’I'Iioat- DI'I'N'
cut wci'c Mr. and Mrs. llcaI. Mr; and
Mrs. Saliiticl Ilouioil. Mia‘s .lcntlnc
lloyl. Miro: Saliiioiitl and .\ii‘ liowc.
lAlIl'l' in tIic cvcnina. Mr. and Mrs.
lltuitmi lcl'l oil a \\‘i'llilllli! trip. 'l‘hcy
will Il'sllll‘ in Smith Norwaik, wlicrc
Ill. Ihuilnli is oliriiacd in iltc lnsur
i'llcc IIII:IIII‘~.\. llt~ lll'ltll' was II loat'li-
ti' at 1111' llcili'l strccl acilool. Sullll:
iortl for scrci'al yi‘ara.
GOVERNOR NAMED COMMISSION.
THE ONLY WAY TO CURE.
'l'o curo a cold when you have no
cough to can» a cough wllcn you havc
no cold ~lo curc yoursclf whom you
liaro liolli take Konncdy'n lAlxttllvt‘
I'Iopoy and TM. 'l‘hc ncw idcn. Illi-
origlnal Luxuilvo Cough Syrup. Ii
('i.lllillllh no opinion and is host for
coughs. colds. croup, whooping couizli.
vio. l’Icasunt to thc taste and canal-
1) good for child or adult. llcmcm-
bcr Ihc naum, "Kciulcdy'a," and act‘
that 1110 rod clove-r blossom and tho
hotlcy boo are on tho botllc. Kon-
lit:d_\":'. Laxative lioncy and 'l‘nr is tllc
original Iluxntivo (‘ouuh Syrup. 'l‘akc
no ()llll‘l'. Sold by Tim t'llfl‘oi'd I’luir-
mat-y. "
MILITARY CONVICTS ESCAPE.
Sl'lllx‘ANl'Z. Wash, July 24. I<‘i\'c
military convicts oucapcil last night
from tho guard lltliln’i‘ at 1~‘ori Wright.
All \vcic acrvlng for tlcncriion 'l‘hc
ouiltrcak was oilc of Illt‘ mom daring
i’\'t'l' zlltcuiplcti at Fort Wright. Willi
Iho wholc ptm’l out of IIIIUI‘N cujoyluu
ltc cool owning air and from tax to
icn attartlb In an illljtlllllllli room. Illl‘
iivc Miami lIicir way through two into
burn, Illl't'I‘~tIIIuI‘II:I’H of an inch thick.
and corapml through II window.
A SMOOTH ARTICLE.
Wbcn you find ll ucccmary to um-
nhivc uvc Iii-Wlit‘u Wilt-Ii Iiuzcl Salvo.
It In Ibo puroui IIIIII “PM for Huron.
Ilurna. lioiln. Ilium-ma. Iliiud. Illcvding,
Ilcliliu: or I'roirtitllng I‘Ilon. (lot ilio
utttittluo I‘loWItt'u Witch Iiuzol Salvo.
Hold by Tim (fllfl'ul‘tl l'iiilrium'y. "
HYDE RETURNS To ENGLAND.
WAHIIINIITON. July 24. .Iollti
Ilydo. ”to forum- idaibolclnn of tho
lltipitiiluvnt of Agriculturo. who ro
IIIIIIth boil ivt-olt, liitx I'i‘llll‘lll‘ll to Him
lnntl. wlwucc ho was Hllillllltlllt‘ll ul ihc
boltiitnluu of tho Iloptlriiiicnt lIlVl'llIlllil-
Iiou which t'caniicd In tho illomiaual ni'
[\Mlllf‘lillll Hilllllllllllilll ilolumii. II Iii
NIIIII'II llllll Mr. llydt- baa polio liIiI‘Iutd
In courtili ii lmiiluu lilll‘l'lllllhll and
will bc alumni ti mouth or tax wocku.
ONLY OUNII‘. FOR DYBPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin lliiiih. of Now Coptic.
Dub. may»: "I atifforod for yonrii with
dram-pain. hood to how grant dirurouit
and bombing. l Iriud avuryihing I
could hour of, but nothing holpntl me
until I took Ilruillan Balm. and one 50
cont bottle cured me completely."
For NAIF. by II. II. I’Iuliuvd. I“. II. flux.
for and tho Clifford l’hnrmacv. ”
NO MOTON BOATS MOI-WED.
MAIIIIIJI’IIIEAIJ. Muslim. July 24.-
Nilm.‘ of the tumor IItIIIlII In «the 2110
miles: race around (lope (:otl from Now
York in lhla port has been sighted
’lioro up to 0 a. bi. today. it In known
that they attenuate-rod hoary wonttiur
off the capo, which cannot oounltlora'
lilo delay.
Now lit the out. to buy dilatation
Ialn‘s Colic. flholora and Diarrhoea
Remedy. II. to curtain to ho mded
sooner or later and when .Ihnlfllfil‘l
W1. you willow. It «5-: on
an! ,1 auto y‘. " J
Corporation IIOIM’OWI l
hm min
willow." cola at Pinio-
m , ..
c ’16. ”mm
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a; l . It :35
I‘ll/B lilo. goals 7‘ Eli
lfiofll ”OWL 25:1.
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TIM“ no D AM! 4001' REASON!
Thorn atolhriiuroaoono why mulli-
s ureter Ono Minnto‘lfibugn Onto:
nu. no “complainant-nus“: use»
. it. rm,
firth II. m If
hfll’l’éir’ v“will
on:
000111, Count! when diliorreiilodim
m '0 ll 57 0M m
W.
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'l‘llcrc {you but a small party ot~
A mall's mark In his honOr. It stands for him and he stands for It.
It’ll the old Salton wnyfof aignifyiug good intentions.
The right to‘be protected in the exclusive not: of a trade mark has
been long recognized by the common law and enforced by the
chancory courts of England and this country.
'l‘ho Government pain It! murk'ou o bond to give it value.
The NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY puts its trade mark in red and
white on each end Of a package of b
distinguish ilicse products and to guarantee the quality. and it door.
To morc clearly comprehend the real value of this trade mark. try
packages of BUTTER THIN BISCUIT and LEMON SNAI’S.
Its
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TRIED TO DODGE, l
JIBES. ‘ 1.
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Overheard Now Confesses He Didn‘t.
Marry Girl. But Hi; Rival Did. i
s'rnurono. Jilly 24.~—-Willlom Ev-I
crhard. Jr., of. this place. did not mar-i
ry Mil-Is 'I‘horcsu E. Horne. of East:
chcntcontb atrcci, Slicopalload Bay.1
111 Wednesday. He told his fatheri
that ho was romancing when ho :utid
llc Ililil. ill»: i‘xrusc won that ho
could not licur llic jibcs of his
friends.
Eycrilnrd hays ill' and Miss Ilorno
wci‘c cngngcd for two yours. and ho
had made all arrangonicnis for thcir,
tunrrlugc hi‘l‘o on chucsday morir
lug.
irlc Invitcd a large party his
friend}. for tho wcildlng. but MIHS
illol'nc IlIlI not nppoal‘. and tho party
Iwcnt homo puzzled nntl tiisappointcii.
t'l‘hon Ih‘crbnrd wont to acok his ilridc
I lit Sllccpallcnd llay at tIic Ironic of 1101'
aunt. Mrs. 'I‘homaa (Tosgrorc. Ivor-
llarti raid iaat night:
"I upcui lllc day with Miss ”()I'Ilt‘.
trying to pci'suado bar to marry Inc.
Shc said llcr aunt was ill, and put mo
tifi' promising to audio and fix a dalc
for our lnarringc. I did not want to
havc my fricntia in Stamford l\‘ll(l\\'
that 1 was jihad. aiitl for that runs-
oit told ilicm wc \\’l'li‘ married at
Hili‘l‘llhlll‘lltl Hay, I havc no: llcaril
from Mia..- Ilortn- and know lltilllillf.
about lt--r iiiai‘riago to 'I'nomne. .iao ‘1'.
Tim 'l‘htluiau .\laIlcr to whom it is
said Miss IIoruc is IIIIII‘I‘INI is also a
Stamford young lllilll fin is: cmploycd
iu Ncw York in \\'oolworth‘s Four-
lcctlih ulrcct ntorc and had long lll‘l‘lI
his rival for Mia‘s liornc's hand. Iii
Stamford it was cupposcd that Evcr-
llaril was tho fatoi'ctl suitor.
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~~'I‘cll thousand ticmona gnawing
away a lillll"s Vitals couldn‘t do lunch
worse than thc Itll'llll‘l‘h‘ of Itching
pilcs. . cl thvrc‘s a curc. Donna (lint—
nurnt ncycr falls.
HOPES TO SECURE INDICTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Jilly ill-M'l‘horo iii
no doubt that tho district atlorncv
Impact to accuro tho indlctnlcnt.
through tho grand jury luvcatignliou
into tho cotton l‘l’llili'l scandal. of two
or thrcc or moro pcrnnnn at Input. and
of whom "Is now or was formorly an
official of tho Ill‘llill'lllli‘lll of Agricul-
Iurc. and that it 1:: aaccrluincd that tho
Investigation conducted by tho Depart-
mcnt of .qutlcc has brought to light a
prom maria of Information. sonic of
which is for man» ucnaational than
anything that baa no for boon made-
public. It In propoacd to summon lic-
foi'c Ibo grand jury cvcry ofliclal and
titliploycc who could possibly know
anything about cotton limits. 10. S.
Ilolmi-n. .lr.. thi- formor nuaocinii‘ HIII'
tiatlciau. who was dinmiuhod, hat-i Icil
Worthington for I‘Illcitsu.”
”v...— 4...”...—
‘ WILL INTEREST MANY.
Illvcry pcraou ubould know that mod
Iicullli la Iiupimuiblc If Ibo kliluoyu arc
ilurnugt-d. l-‘olcy‘x Kldncy Curr will
cilrt- kldlit‘y and biaddor dlaonno In
ovary form. and will build up and
litrougillon ilioao organs no tlicy will
pcrforln iIiI-ir functiomt propcrly. No
«Innuvr of IIrIinI‘u diiwniu- or dinbotoh
if h‘oloy'n Kiduoy (Turc In iakou in
iinio. Hold ill i’htbitod‘n Drug Btor‘c.
I
W .m..-
MEMORIAL FOR BENNINOTON VIO-
TIMS.
I‘IAN IIIICIIII. Valli. .Iiily lirl.~~WllIlti
tho govrrmui-iii will plnua lilonoii over
Ihc grpvuo of tho Itcnnlnulon virllnui
lllll'il‘il at Furl lbw-crank. tho peoplu
of Han Diego pttrpmio Io rlvo Iberian
iiiotnorlul In it iiioro t'tilillvltiilnlllt IOl'llin
Iiy. 'I‘ho plan 1.. to crm-i a Iliutdiu'inlr
monuiuoul. illllillllly inucrlbcii. In llw
city park. This "1|le rosermo haw
atartud a hilluwrltilitlll In this behalf
and nlruady a connidoritbiti aunt ha»
boon pledged. II I. not doubted that
ampla fumlii wIIi promptly be rniuod to
carry out Ihv Illill‘lililf‘ undcrlnklng In
a lifting mnmwr .
ONE DOLLAR GAVID REPRIGINTO
TIN DOLLANO IARNIO.
'I‘bo pvt-raga mun doea apt «art! to
around It-n par ct-ni. of hill ’onrhinu.
ilo mural ilIll‘lItl nipo tlnllimi In living
cxpomwu for ovary dollar aavod. Thu
.bpll’: tho case no count) , too,.coito-
u $4214.;er
7' goli‘cfhghati'lg‘r‘; Iguanhi‘fifil‘igfl‘amgf
' twat! built w on and. t
it”. . 3?. C, _ lmfla‘.
r.”
intuit. crackcro‘or waft-rs to
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Tracheal Mark
claimed that li‘iriztdlascniau llcal. of
to boat augmenting
ounéawco‘ttqp’r I _.
obilr Hoe afar - d hillt-
unva auroral dollar-ii oulny In or on.
a
I
rm
MORE rowan ‘~rO UMI’IREO’.
uni——
COnnecticut League Directors Take
Important ActIOn—Player
May be Fined.
NEW HAVEN. July 24. —— Another
meeting of the directors Of the Con-
necticut lilauobull league was bold
hcrc last. wock, those proucni being
Secretary James H. O‘Rourko, Bridge
port: Manager Fry'singer. Holyoke;
W. T. llriatol, Ml'l‘ltlilll; A. E. De
\‘I'olfl’, llolyokc: .Ioha Kcuncdy. Hart-
ford, and Daulvl O'Neill. Springfield.
'l‘hc 01139 of Umpiro Hornung. who
Ihc llolyokc tonin."’assutlltcd him on
the l‘icld, wan takcn up. but on ac
count of conflict.ng utaiomcnts. it was
decided to drop the maticr, and Dual
will go unpunluhoti.
0n tllc cvcr troublcaomc oucsiion
of umpirca anti their so-cullcd nu-
thnrlty tho dircrtors argued long and
carncally. li‘rcqucutly during the
prcscnt scill-Itlll thc umpircs claim
that thcy havo boon atiackcd on the
iivltl by playcrs who huvc. inkcu cit-
coptiou to thclr rulings. and that the
only pvotcclion they haw is ordcring
tbcm from tho hold. The umpires
llnvc yct tho pth-ir to iluc tlic player
who uacs bad languagc.
’I‘O night‘s muctlng. howcvor. rc-
SIIIIPII in givimz thc umpirma full
swing ill prcscrviug ordcr and dignity
on tho fit-id, and In tho hope of stop.
plug 1h.» rowdy IIII‘III‘R. tllc inrcclors
\otod that cvcry playcl‘ rcmovcrl
from tho gnmc by tho umpirc shall
llt‘ liablv to a fill? of $3.3. thc umplrcs
to notify the pi‘caitlcnt on tho day of
thc otfcuac 'I‘ho rcmovcil playcr will
no auspcudcd until lhc iinc Is paid.
No oilicr topic was takou up, and int‘
incl-ding wag.- adjourncd.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest ncwa from Paris is-thni
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. It you {our consump-
tion or pneumonia, It will. however. be
lll'HI for you to take that grant remedy
mentioned by w. 'l‘. Mrtioc, of Van
leer, Tenn. “I had a cough for four-
toon ycarn. Nothing hclped me. tin-
tll i took llr. King‘s New Discovery
for Conuumptlon. (‘oughu and Golds.
\\'lll(‘ll iznvc instant rcllcf, and ciloctcd
a permanent cure." linonliallcd quick
ouro for Throat and Lung Troubles.
M I“. ll. llnxlcr'n drug aiorc; pricc
50c and 51.00, guaranteed. 'l‘rial bot-
tle free. ”
AT THE MERCY OF BANDITS.
SAN FRISCO. .luly 24.~»--liound. gag~
nail and at tho marry of Mcxlcun ban-
diiu, II S. iMlllllfi. a San Franciscan,
wua hold a prisoner in the mountains
of (‘crro do San Juan. near San Illan.
Moxico. A promise of tho pnymunt of
a I‘illiHOiIl saved his lilo, for it wall the
Intcnliou of tho robbcrn to kill him
Iflor ihcy had ntrlppcil him of all hill
offr-cia. IAIUIIIIB Is the aupcrlutau»
dont of it fruit company at San lilau.
and In wcll known in thin city. In
lt-Illug Illa cxporicncc, boomin wrlica:
“Whllc roturuing from Topic l was
bold tip by bandits and robbud of my
irlfcoiii. 1 wall bound and gtlugcd and
thou Inkon to a narrow canyon to be
killod. I Imuglli tho bandit» off with
it promiitu to pay ”Will 3200. tho monoy
to ho taken to it certain point on a
ccrlnin tiny. ’I‘Ilcy ibrcntcnod to Holac
pic. on tho plantation and Ill” mo at
night if I did not. keep my prmuliie. I
did not hoop tbc prontluo and lnatcad
of notation lhc moat-y I pnrchaaud a
ride for my protection."
IENT HER DOUBLE.
“I know no one. for tour works.
when I won nit-k with typhoid and
kidney Irouhlo." when Mr". Annie
Hunter, of ,l’lltuharn. Pm. "and when I
not holtcr. although i had one of am
boot doctors could got.
I wan bout double and hid to root my
hands on my knees when I walked.
From this terrible affliction I won rou-
cued by Electric Bitters. which rea-
lorod my
I t'tln walk all straight on over. They
am nimply wuniicrfui.” Guaranteed to
curb illoulnrll. Ilvcr anti kidney ("501“
darn; at 13‘. II. flnxlor‘ii drug atom:
price litin. "
OIHMAN MILITARY “Linn.
'I‘IlilN TOIN. July 24. II p. m.»—'I‘bt-
Norman Irnflnporl flylvin tutti arrived
at 'l‘iliul with dualiundrodmlllinry ro-
llofa.’ ligand» ‘;{lfp.lt,nntlred mon
«nan- «. . ' , .
w ‘
no it'rIcIi thrift“. "
~ 'l‘ho touching toilets remain ahead:
on for at tho liming portion“. for-
thc ourr’nt woo. :. , .,
. ' : "Maura
‘3 35,1
.
'FIOHT'OVIRW
Mumford Lawycro Parole] {no In a
—-—’l‘hc Turks are meeting with no 0‘
nuccoas against. the Insurgents at gun-
pna, the capital cityof Yemen prov‘
nco.
plan of that city commenced July 17
from three directions;
modl‘ozl Pasha at the head of the Al-
banian battalions, dislodged the rebels
from ‘a “strong punition‘near Mennhka.
lni‘llctlng several Iquitos On‘ them.
THE unchrésr no one aouuc
health and atronsth. and now ,.
ATE! IIONTO. I
m.
South Norwalk Legal 0mm.
Attorney Edwin i... Stanfield. of Siam-
ford, was In South Norwalk. last, week.
trying a case In wbloh'thc Namath
Mills. l..oun_sbury & Russell Mills and
the Bishop Mills companies seek dam-
ages from the city of Smith Norwalk.
which they allege Is» diverting water
which rightfully belongs to them.
Ill claimed that. unless the diversion
centres, they will have to, use steam
power instead of water power for the
miiln.
and a good deal of expert testimony
Ia being taken. It In being tried bOJ
fore a committee of which JudaelJohu
E. Keclor. of Stamford. in chairman.
Mr. Scofleldhas been called into the
case b Judge John H. Light. who Is
counse forthe city of South Norwulk.
TURKS MEETING WITH SUCCESS.
It.
The case in quite interacting.
i
HODEIDA, Turkish Arabia. July 24.
Operations to recover posses.
Mari-that Ah-
BUOOLENE.
ER ON THE MARKET.
256 A LARGE BOTTLE.
It 1h.
Ihu Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN OT.. 80. NORWALK.
Not 3 Poison. ' Not Expioclve.
Don’t Worry,
about ybttr». ‘ i '
Assessment Insurance.
but. transfer It to an old lino com-
pany, whore payments remain the
same each year. For a low guaranteed
rate and particulars, address
F. H. FIELDyG‘fl- Ant.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Tolephona 363—5. So. Norwalk. Cl.
Automobile Insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most liberal
form of insurance covering the car
wherever It may be in the United
States or Canada. against 1er arising
from any cause. explosion and light
nlng Included—41130 marine and trans
portatlon risks—theft or pllferaze. up
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob 1:1. Lauton.
gent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk
Tel. 36—2
Ihe Recreation” Iours.
Block Inland. 3 day trips. $8.50 to
$10.50. Jilly 15. 22. 29. August 5. 12.
10, 26.
Watch Hill. 3 day trips. 31000. Jul)
15, 22. 29, August 13. 12. 10. 26.
Cottage City. 5 day trips. $17.00.
July 2-1. August 7, 28.
White Mountains. 5 day trips. 823.00.
July 24. August 7. 21, September 4.
Sarntoga Springs. 4 or 0 day trips.
$12.50 or $15.50. July 17, 24, 31, Aug-
ust 7, I4. 21. 28. Seploinbor 4.
Ausulilo Chasm, ti day trips. $26.00
.1tin 17. 24. ill. August 7. 11. 21, 28
September 4.
Niagara Falls. 4 days trip. $24.00
Tuesday. August 22nd.
Thousand Islands. 4 days
$24.00. Tuesday, August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips
$14.50 from New Haven. July 18
August 8. 22. 29.
Royal Tour, 12 days trip, Thousani
Islands. Montreal. Quebec. Auaahli
Charm: and Saratogn. $87.00. Tues
day. Augunt 22nd. '
Nova Scotla. 10 days
from New Haven.
121h.
Mooaohoad lake, 9 days trip, $40.00
from Now Haven. Monday. Soptem
her lllli.
Gettysburg and Washlngton, 7 day:
trip. $30.00 from New Haven. Friday.
October 13th. .
For the New England Tourist den
orlblng all tours and tickets call on
W
O. W. HARRIS, Ticket Aglnt I! Depot
trip
trip, 858.0l
Saturday. August
‘Wfi‘ffii’i‘l’i’éfifi iii in ALW XVI
W
GEORGE C. 'lgLYgU‘O MAGNIFI-
SIIIPIIOIIII‘SI ISLAND.
Impact-oar. noun.
100 OREAT NEATUNNO ’ 100
Forming a Marry Molangu of Mirth
lithium; Attraction» Including the in
Cloud Hlt‘flplét‘hllle Race Course. Fin
i Bathing Beach and Pavilion on
you: Inland I-lnuml. tlorgoouii Bull
mun Arliuiltuiliy Ilocornioil. ilrantl
Electrical Illumination. Board Walk
Roller Counter. Cirillo Swings. Caron
3qu and counilonn other features.
ROUNDTRIP.100
(By bloomers or ferry.)
.
W.
"M rm. out no. . .
tidbits”: in .
illicit" nonhuman“.
upon omuonomovon rooo
or ALI. «moo. occult; ,
13° gill?“
-1
IATHINO ANOPIONINO.
IA‘I‘H Ho' armour w on.
2: 11min in
. It. émlfi: ligand. If!
at“: n if 9mm . . , u
; nullimi'owll corpora ailment
my and hiltapflbliflgw.
,l/.
A ,“t‘i. 'l‘. H ',lld . ' mutually.
“a: Elsie he??? "' u
do " '3, ' ‘
bani-m
GBI‘II’IIOG .‘
and just n%
I
I
. MONDAYJULY a4. r903. "
I‘V
. m ’ .. M,
limo «on:
' I cevOroam
and make It oumif.“ It will be pm
11 every‘my If you into
-ZOrta
I cc Cream Poulder
Ever thl l the «tags. No oookin
or heyatin 8 IIuilt‘agllbn quart milk on
freeze. nkeo nearly two nuts and can
be made in ten narrates.“ , lvc flavors.
diili’ilvdi’iiiliii‘
MORE TRAINS IN COLLISION.
PORTLAND, Ma. July 24.—-—A weal.-
hound passenger train on the. fWor-l
center, Nashua and Portland division
of the Boston and Maine Railroad, col~
lidod with the rear end of a through
freight which had taken a siding at.
Cumberland Mills Station. five miles
from Portland..today.,a (I the 0.11.17}
ncer. fireman and onc. bra oman of f. 0
passenger train were badly injured. No
passenger was seriously hurt. Both
trains were bound for Worcester-
\
. CIEEAIIANCESKLE
Men Cassimere Suits
Were $10.00
This 521119.50
D. GOttIiaib
FURNIOHINOI-
11 Nor“! min and. M
can 11111111111111
‘, Nor-walk
i ; For 46 Ozone
I ‘1‘, Soap Trade
. i . 1
{I I I "I. ‘ Marks.
2 Ozone
~ Starch Trade
Marks.
' 1,: 2 Ozone
, Waohlng
Powder
Trade Marko.
GIVEN AWAY AT
' H. R. BULKLEY'S
AUTO. BICYCLE AND NOVELTY
sro
25 80. MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embnlmcr.
19 Nomi Main 3!. south Norwnlk.
Ruldonco, 8 Washington Strut.
Tolephon. It noun. 184-!
Special Bargains.
HAMMOCKS. caoouar AND
_ GARDEN HOSE.
: AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
’ SUPPLIES. ,
REPAIRING IN ALL BRANCH- 1'
would
NEW YORKIuEW naval: a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
”——
TIME TABLE.
In Effoct July 2, 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. III—12:52:, 0:821. 5:451, 0:12x,
6:50, 6:65, 7:40. 8:18. 8:42. 11:08:.
92321:, 0:50. 10:00:, 11:17:. 11:21.
P. M.-—12:40x. 1:06. 3:05x, 3:87.
i=28x, 5:411. 0:011" 6:40x. 7:123, 7:115.
8:00x. 9:522. 10nd.
Dancing/o. ‘
A. M.-12:52:. 6:21. 6:463, 8:03.
9:42:,
P. nix-2:591. hoax. 5:45. 6:013.
7:051, 7:23. 8:00x. man, 19:02:, 10:14.
NEW YORK FOB OOUTH NORWALK
‘ A. M.--4:60, 6:110. 0:00. 8:00;. 8:08.
8:401, 0200:, 9:021. 10:03:. 10:05.
11:00:. 11:03.
P. M.-——12:03x. 1:04. 2:001. 2:155.
4min, 3244:. 4:03. 4:32. 15:02:. 6:09.
15:25. 6:003. 0108. 6:58, 8:02x, 0:001,
0:09, 11:00:, 12:00:.
' Iundlyl.
A. M.-tl:00. 7:110. 10:02x.
P. haw-4:015. 5:04, 0:001. 8:021.
11:00:. 12:00x. =
SOUTH NORWALK ‘TO NEW
HAVEN
A. M.-—«12:10:.1:£1ii. can. «do.
2:29.B:80.9:11x.0:4dx;10:02:.11:11:.
11:41.
‘ P. Ida—10:00:, 1:80. 8:10x. 4:22,
.oo won. that. 7:103. 0:08;.
9:22. 102081.111“.
rid rt, In addition to claim.
. If :48. 4:45. 7:20.
Cannon.
'A‘. M.n~12:10:. 1221:. 125523 0:10.
0:11. 11:11:. .0 , '
Pt “54 :48. 7310‘. 9208:!
tour» NOIWAUN TO ,OANIUM‘I.
A. lit-«0:00. ma. 10:00:. /
~ 1“. rill-4:25. «on, mi, 0210.7:17.
Dunbar to 00“ ll orwallt.
hihweng‘g 71”, 5,01. 10:00:.
11;“- Nflfl: cm. I
. r: . f "1:": Flow: ..~ 3‘1
, p ,7 mill- if:
. a. .. ”-5
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