midis
. a.
“t “e Twentyone Friends.
, t'iwithinatew miles of Cape Finis-
‘ sci. . , . _
' ermen there; and the Fannie E. Wol-
‘- by a steamship on her eastern passage
_ thd‘crewof the Water-logged schooner .
' together unknown.
4 ,feet. of water in the pump well.
. ’Whmln years ago was 'neg-
I 1‘! of stuttering."
. ' 3 more.
by Mlltary Veep 9, .
‘ that has been used no a
ti tinieodst
iinfintld- outta ‘
stew
”m" .
u. and down in the not...
, r-lt was 1.000 union ”off
an is the hydrograpliic office
colored that such objects drift.
mile! a day, the buoy has
’ ml”??? gcrossltliie till"
i L .4 as a , a
mill .. all idsmflluflm renew
i iM c this: sea, clear across the
,4 .t 'ncrth Atlantic.
‘traoi‘tuofll: bell buoy which
. {go see some years ago»
‘i arlners by tolling its
‘ nsxpected places at all hours i
, 3?, night. and in fair or
any! ll built of stout! Blieel
‘ ‘ y riye ed. and shou (1 ve
ti. Kremlin to, the laws 01'
earn, the noy should fol-
.. e . ovento England, down
'. I: denim bf“the English chub.
ll t e coast of Spain to the cast
it of Africa, after which it should
aclt across the Atlantic, sweep-a
ill! post the West India islands
'- Ogreliatteras.‘ it is. on the
to
the
t
_ ~lnany derelicts made famous
i .1 ..dr at. sea.
. . it” are passed the
or ? 9. $ “Meat. and 60.34
by A til. .
Am, r can deb hers hold“the record
. infill ocean drifts in solitary state.
9 Wyer J. Sargent. abandoned with
“N0 of mahogany not far from Hat-
' 615 days;
left near
mpeake Bay. traveled right across
three. 003mm 5.600 miles in
terr " taking 200 days to cover 3.525
“the W. in White. abandoned
, Mn _blggprd of March,
' if , donor‘s d, tine of thc‘ilcn-
‘ 311i days interfnnd hsr car~
f. her Waa's‘aivsd by the fish-
eton was drifting derelict for 31
months. uringwliich she made a com-
plétd tou‘ of the north Atlantic. . ()c-
caslonally the same derelict is passed
and. again on her western passage
some "three i‘weeks later. although not
in exactly the some geographical posi-
tion. .The steamer Sarnnioor rescued
William E. Clowes and sighted the
derelict just 17 days latcr. when mak-
ing the return passage. \‘cry seldom
indeed, is a ship cast away for the
sake of her insurance, yi-t it must he
admitted that such cases are not al-
i'l‘h‘fi; barlt’l; E. ‘Cann, bound from Ve~
to Child to New York. in 1882. siiddcn-
1y sprung a leak and had to be absu-
donedat sea. A month lalcr she was
picked up and towed into n southern
port. where it was found that she haul
been." purposely scuttled by boring
augnr holcs from the inside bclow ill"
water line. i‘»m.l(~l‘writcrs rcfused to
settle, but. tlic courts decided against
ihem,.a§l ilic owners know nothing of
the factfthat she was carrying a fake
cargo under no agreement between the
on thin had the shipper at Vera Cruz.
j Curious derelict was the Austrian
caravan, just ten years ago. This
vessel had sailed from Egypt with rt
cargo of bones, alleged by some to
have been gathered from lintilcilalds.
and-nothingfurthsr was heard of her
until she was picked up with no one
on board and towed into New York
I‘ was supposed that, tho vcrniln and
a; ' Mini the bones exasperated the
c. .tO'thandon her. Her salvare
experienced rather a difficult task in
getting $8,000 allotted to them by
the courts. The four-mastcd schoon-
er,Agnes Manning, coal laden, with llml
at
her. crew taken off, by the steamer
Nedtoria,‘and a week later the derelict
was fallen in with liy the liner Exeter
City and towed to New York. A
Wooden dhip, the Fred B. Taylor. was
out two by the steamer Trove. and
ad.’ e‘gle‘sulting drifts of her two por-
iidusi sometimes urged as an argu-
niiint'ifialllst 'a derelict destroyer bo-
‘ifir'tble‘io' accomplish her mission.
This ship's stern traveled northerly
Milli drifted ashore at Wall's iiieacb.
w ., .repart, went so thcr pun-
tiirdgidrgyfii opposite the ‘Carolfnns‘.
ANNA sumac, eHou LD KNOW
True
Foley's Honey and 'l‘nr has cured
mattresses of million that wuro cun-
Iidered be less. Mrs. Adolph lines.
sin. 701 out Third street. Daven-
" »'.flliwa;"wrlton: ‘ “‘A severe. cold
I' ‘ so until it finally grew into asth-
«_ . The best medical skill avullnbio
” uranium ni'o niore than tempor-
.. relief. Foley's Honey and Tar
we: recommended and one fifty cent
clothed. been growing on me for
eivo‘years. if i had taken it at
it start i would have been saved
Sold at Planted:
OD co
T'l’hlll ash'n.. July 25~Flood
“Jib“ improved at Valdez. so
Music as received yester-
Molbiopflide. but. the
by no Water. ..
ow ,. ions.
on re company of
inaction of the city. On Sun-
t there was ’a noticeable lin-
by the utmostexortious that
Blood- was prevented.
y 8til: water. was not. get
- . o
Witw- ,
an
, be
y atiliaonLPowol
Five
2;};1'
oh .
rant "rapid or
.w d kilowatt
fill“
M ‘, rived-la this city after two ‘3
week? «inactive service in Llolchee- .
l and was covered withing. t”
Colehelter." he said last
learned of a most
affairs.
dent and discouraged. No fewer than
500 Hebrews ha
York.
agents who make it their business to
visit'tbe sweetener); of the” ii
and find some poor Hebrew who has ’
:m
ital
suits in sellin
one of these 0 (1 forms in Colchester.
The Hebrew moves to Colchesler and _
begins
tied the agents come around and tell
him that. the sale only included the
.land and house, and that be
'for’ the home and stocks on
Accordingly the Hebrew farmer iinwlt- .
.tipgiy, signs a” paper which proves ,to 1
ibe‘ it mortgage.
loses his place or is obliged to pay a
monthly rent for the use of the horns
and the hire of the stock.
of ilie properly a second time and the
farmer goofs beck to'ihe shops of New
York. the syndicate sellstlie
or again to some ignorant victim.
of the agents said he had sold over
500 forms within a few months. While
the farms are not. worth much, the.
agents eventually got all
"poor dupes have." ,.
constipation as it‘siinililatcs the liver,
and restores the naturdl action of the
.sntlrels'cnrsd me of asthma
« .. ,. 4 elected president.
rlows iMPlloveo. « culls“
f w twor r airing breaks
' , 4‘" owing the
: .: lit {pptgrds the water
it and as breakln
"v atvarloiin points. i.
Al
, the town and it was
. that-the stream would be im-
' mantis
Chamber-
Dlarrhoea W
dad tnlauy friend til
i
nan-rte canon is eaten
Hundred Hebrews Sold to Have
lion Victim of New York
“ ”militate. g
m..;wulv 25.»Returnlng
hunting; expedition during ‘
outsells unearthed a nap .
raft. Richard Yesnoss.
noughout the state as *
amend molt" of 4 Orchard street. .
"I stopped at several forms near
night. "1
amazing state of .
i found the farmers despon-
‘f‘psen mod the vig .
hynditia ill New
lots of. an‘ alie
has several
'i‘liis syndicate
I City {
ornaged to save. up $500 or $000. They ,
him of a chance to make an‘ easy
lvlng by going into forming, it re
to the ignorant man ;
farming. As soon as he. is set-
must pay
the place.
and'soon'er or later ‘
“When the agents secure possession
lace ov-
9 One
first price is not very large. but the
that the 1
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief lIAACRBeS of habitual
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary catliartics. Does
not nauseuto or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name Orlno and refuse substitutes.
Sold at l’lnisted's Drug Store. ”
ACCIDENTS AT MILFORD.
Elderly Woman Wag Hurt—Young
Peck'a Close Call.
MILFORD. Jilly 25.-Mrs. Marie
Merwln, an clderly lady who has not
bocn in tho host of health for u long
tinic. Was thrown to ion ground in the
rush of boarding u trolley our in
ilritlgcpori. and rcccivcd injuries
which are serious for one of her years.
After being hurt she was assisted on.
to the our and came to‘ Milford in this
way. but on reacliliili here it was nuc-
cssury to take licr home from the car.
and \V, (‘. (‘liirkc's niiioniobilc
nus lll‘i‘Slii‘il into scrvlcc it) take
her home on Rivvr sin-ct. \\'llt‘l't‘ she
is now lllliililt‘ to got about in ilil.
(‘hnrlli- l'u-cl.. of Iii-lllccpori. who.
willi his parciils, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
it), l’cck. spcnlls his summers ill \V'ul-
nut llcnch. \vciit bathing in the surf
yesterday and was tired out bcforc he
realized it. and would certainly have
been drowiicd lint for tho. very prompt
not ion of :i number of members of the.
Criterion chili, who, when they saw
Pcck‘s condition. rushed ililli the
water without cvcn stopping to take
off their clothes. and after a fight in
which all were cxlinuslcd. iiinnnged to
get him back to the shore, whore lill
soon revived and was himself again in
time.
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRESENTS
TEN DOLLARS EARNED.
The average man does not save to
exceed ten per cent. of his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars in living
expenses for every dollar saved. That
being tbe'cnse he cannot be too carc-
ful about unnecessary expenses. Very
often a few cents properly investcd.
like buying needs for his garden, will
save several dollars outluy‘lalcr on.
it is the some in buying Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
it costs but a few cents. and a bottle
\of It in the house often saves a doc
tor's bill of several dollars. For sale
by] Stillson‘Powe-ll Corporation. Clifford
P armory and Zeltfusa Pharmacy. “
FRAUD SUIT.
On. Man's B°dy and Another's Funds
Attached.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. .luly 25.-—~'l‘lltt
body of ill. Percy Wlmsatl and funds
of Max Bil-nuns. in the Now haven
County bank, were attached yesterday
in an action brought against them by
John Moran andyl’bilip Freslnus, of
this city. alleging that they had con-
spired to cheat and defraud those
who had carried on luminous in stocks
through these two men.
it is alleged in the complaint that.
the defendants entered into a con-
spiracy when they formed a compan!
known as thorNowdlinglund Stock 5*
(train Co. of which Wlnuuiit wad
'i‘ho concern was
and “$24,000. of which 42.000
was paid in. ii, is further alleged that,
a second company was formed known
as Wimsatt & Co. also to do busi-
ness in, stocks. ‘
A IUIPNlSI'PAI‘l’Y.
A pleasant "surprise party may be
given to your stomach-Indium. by
telling a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfottpviu Dr.
King's New Life Will. They I" I
most wonderfui‘rernedy, affording sure
relief and cure. for headache. dililb
nose and constipation. 20o at 0‘. it.
Baxter's drugstore. " '0
, W .
_' VAL-ll ‘OI'I'I OONVIGWI IODV. ,
.
air-41“?
ecurlve suocserious.“
.—
EX
the Assembly. .
in his inaugural mcssagc Governor.
liolicrts crccled various signposts iti-
dlcatiug the paths which he
tho legislators should travel, says the
Hartford Tiliics.
roconimcndatlons which he ventured to ignorance
make many commanded popular apolshould be known and
prornl all the outset and only a few in-
vited disscnl.
Of the numerous
it's an opportune time.
in note how his suggestions furcd be.
tween the arctic day of the legislative
assembling and tho torrid day of leg~
lslullvc adjournment.
iic rccoiumcndcd acquisition of ”iv
rouiidlionse property by tho statc and
its use as a site for an arsenal and
armory. The properly was bought and
a commission crl-uicd lo uccurc ur-
iiiory plulis.
llc l'i‘t‘iillllllt'lltll'li‘ or iii lluisl sugv.
youicd. illill lio stoic rcloviiuilurr iic-i
tslnlilislicll iii prcsciii. ’l‘hc legisla-
turc continuvl‘l until illt‘ nu'xl St'fis‘iflil
llic rciormulory project.
He recommended the crcction of u
library and suprcnic court. No nfllrnin-
live action was tukcn by tho legisla-
turc other than to continue ”in pros
cut coiniiilssion null provldc for obtain-
ing plans.
lie roconimeuilcd that the salnrics
of the state officers be increased. This
was not donc, although the compound.
tion of many subordinate public oili-
ials was raised.
llc rm-onnucndcd that no now come
midslons be orbuicd.‘ No additional
pcriuuncnl stole boards wcrc cslaii-
llsliod other than two minor bourds for
tho. rcglslrniion of professional nurses
and Veterinary surgeons.
He conditionally reconuiicudml that
the savings bank tax be reduced. The
reduction was made.
' He recommended that local Judges
be appointed by the governor. A
measure to accomplish that object
'was pumniclod but iiol pusucd.
Ho rcconuneiuled that the siiinrlcs
of tlic superior court iudgcs bc cqunl-
lncd if it could be conalliullonally
done. A bill embodying that Sllgges'
tion was passed: was ruined by tho
govcrnor. who on furllu-r consideration
had reached the conclusion that iiic
proposal vioinlt‘d lllc coliulllulion. and
won llicn puller-d orcr tlic ycto.
' He recommended that additional nu~
lllorlly he confcl'l'cd on the stoic board
of nil-disliou and arbitration. The
advice encountered n cold shoulder
and u murblo llPill'l.
i-ie provisionally recommended the
oslubllnhnicut of a slate colony for
'epilepticn. lnvosllgaiion of ”in lull»
loot was provided for and it was thou
fpnilnuud to the oval gciirrnl assour
iy.
Ho rccommondod that action no lak-
producilvo labor in hills. The mun-
Iol was ignored.
Ho rccninmoiulml lluii incrcnuod pon-
bill law be provided and that all
(wheeled vehicles be required to carry
lights ill. night. The automobile law
was rcvlscd, but no general require-
ment for lights on vehicles was eni-
bodlod in the measure.
He recommended that the logistic
turn pursue a policy of economy. Well!
vice fell upon deafness.
were considered and turned down:
and anion Were altogether ignored.
W -
u
' TH! ONLY WAV TO CURL
be! chino “
at solid
‘ "‘3'." t 3...; ..
were. many.- esp;
utilising
ORION.” r or . y‘.‘
macaroni); iy'iits'id- *rlie ' Marielle uninsure- laxative
mm at M “M0 are a? canal lur- , and NI." him not, the
burial o_ stance” in , comes not intents not: ”forms; it
.ll'rlda lit wand chi .csnrd ’t'fiiifllhi‘ub opiates Jl out for
toolutc. ills bod ism m. coughs colorist ,nllilouplnt'cdngn.
over to the g in _ »- n .. etc. if
F,
i ’aifigku
stair“
.._ . WW...”—
sepnrnto building for housing the sliilcl
an inward increasing the revenues of
silica for the ylolntlon of the automo-
-.lio recommended that many legisla-
tive gratuities be discontinued. The Iii:
It will thus be seen that some of the
recommendations were adopted: some
GOVERNOR NAM” OOMMIOOIOH.
To cure a cold when you have no
conghut‘o cure! a «high when you have
untold—ale cure mil-self when you
l?“:lnlfl helm and: new»
*0 . . m ' penetrates. redu' : .
benching unlit-oi if
i i
intensely and ,
‘ ‘cotneodhidw
. came
12' Alli tliiisioirandhmuch mere—401'
1 find that '
‘Wu o. gt.
hwhhlnihfiié‘ ..
“Outflow
_ . . contains all the food elements that
.i" make strength and rosy health.
ASK YOUR GROCER.
SUMM
ER DROWNINGS.
in nine out of
thought numerous cases of
saddcn the summer scnson tlic filial
How Those of Gov. Roberts Fund in Excellent Advice Which All Bathorl
Should Strictly Follow.
(New York sun).
t-‘Vt'i'y
drowning which
ion of the
accident may be traced back either to
ilialhcrs, or cisc to u r
of a fcw aiiiiplc rules that
(iliscl‘vt‘ll
ash and rock-
by
less disregard of tlicni \vlicn known.
in thc cases of tho drowning of good
swimmers. the fatal cramp is gonor-
llie water too soon uftc-r
when (ivcrlil-ulcll. iinll illl‘i‘i'iill‘l‘ willi
their sii‘ciiglli, unconsciously to them-
selves, below its par vuliic.
Hcrc are the
swlniiiicrs:
hours iwtwccn
hour is it fair
once.
in bodily.
diarcgurdcd.
null wnlcr.
lloii.
lod'il Drug More.
closing of tho
curly
In more,
1
medicine,
ii
”ht
almoai
cardinal
Never go into the water
when ovcrlioaled. or soon after cutting.
’l‘lic careful physician would probably
insist upon an iiitcrvnl of ill lcust two
incal and
compromise
soul and pvtulciicc. tlilll n half hour the
ubsulnlc lliilliiillilll for safety.
ly, illui't cuter lllt‘ Wliil‘i‘ liniltlly and
by degrees. hill boldly and with‘ a
plunge. \vcllllig llli' wliolc hotly
if one is not alilc to dive in.
he should Willli' in in kllt‘l' dcplh. tlioli
wot his head thoroughly and pluiigc
’l‘hosc rules have been re»
pcatml oflcn cnougb to be familiar to
i‘vi'l‘yllliil)" but they are
The Anaconda i‘onipuny in one
corporations organlmi by the
lulu Maroon Dilly and out of which
the reliant. Anaconda Company of the
muted Company was formed.
and
i
math;
motion or Marthe!
ed to “than
mwofoonmtnption.
‘ully due to their having gonc into
outing or
rub-rt for
both: on"
but wot-h
ill
com liiun ily
When in dislrcss in the water. cool
presence bf mind and calm solf-conlrol
arc the osscnllul means of salvation.
It is a panic of four that carries the
struggling victim to death before ros-
cuers can: reach him.
has confidence can limit. specially in
indefinitely,
with practically no muscular
Any one who
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of lot inning doom in
the mindset many v minis of Bright's
license and diabetes has been chang-
II to lhnnkfuluosu by the benefit do.
rod from taking Full-y'a Kidney Cure.
i will cure incipicut lirlglil's disease
lllliI diabetes and own in the worst
cases given comfort and rcllof. Slight
disorders are cured in a few days. "i
bud diabetes in its worst form." writes
Marlon law, of liuurculh, lnd."l lricd
cigbl physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley‘s Killiicy (lure
(undo nip a’iwcll man." Sold at Plain.-
O
m........._..._......m..........—-~...
HEDUCEO CAPI.
HUT'I‘E. Miilli.. July 25.» Th” Ana-
conda tit-inplny lulu tiled notice to un-
cffnul that it lulu lowered his cupllnl
stool: from unbound lo 8100.000. The
change in iiuidc preparatory lo the
ilfillil'il ,of the company.
of tho
STOCK.
»
, . r3:
. ‘7.
Pinal- i.
and
exor-
'T
PROCTOR'S ATTRACTIONS.
F. F. Proctor has mode the inter-
esting announcement that in further-
ance of his plan to have at lils Firth
Avenue Theatre a stock company to
rank with the bust in New York. he
has signed a contract with Miss Amel.
in Bingbam whereby she will appear
all next season as leading woman at
that house. For leading man of the
sonic company Mr. Proctor is in nego-
tiation with several well known play-
crs. including Messrs, Frank Worth»
lug. Chairlcs ilichiiian and ()rrin John-
son. but no contracts have been sighed
as ycl. Thu ollicr players. it is an‘
nounccd. will be correspondingly as
important as ihosc named.
Now players will be prodnccd at the
Fifth arunuc. and where successes are
scorcd the engagements will continue
ils long as the patronage warrants if.
Mr. Proctor‘s preference is for plays
by American authors, and he and Miss
Blnglinin are reading control with a
vivw in production curly ncxt scusou.
’I‘iie liiuuugcr is also in negotiation
wllh Messrs. Eugen.» l‘i'csbrcy. Frank-
lln F‘yles, Paul M. Pollcr illiil George
ii. iiroiitiliurst for other pieces.
The debut. of Miss illnglinm and the
ollicr nowcomcrs in the company at
illt‘ l-‘iftli Avciiuc will be made curly
in Scptcinber in il now play, but Mr.
Proctor is not yet prepared to an-
nounce its name. This will be follow-
ed by u revival of some. of the plays
in which Miss llingham has been suc-
(iessful. and then another now play
will be prescntcd. The policy of giving
vaudeville between the acts at the
Frl‘fth Avenue will be entirely abandon-
c .
Wonk of Jilly ill anolhcr big produc-
tion. the thrilling nuyal drama. "'l‘he
Gunner's Mate." will be offered. Spo-
cul and elaborate scenery wll ho cm-
ploycd for lhis production. The cast
will include: Mr. James flurkln. Miss
Grace Reels. Minn Agnes Scott. Mr.
Charles Arthur. Mr. William Norton.
Miss isoulnc Mackintosh, Mr. Robert
Rogers. Mr. George Howell. and all
lllp other favorites.
Scale nrc roscrved at all the Proctor
Theatres both alteration and cvsnlng.
Patrons may have lhcsc tickets mailed
to them upon sending chock or money
ordcr. or Why will be bold in reserve
at the box oillco until the performance
required. 'l‘l-lcphone communications
will rcceivc prompt and courteous at-
lcution.
iruud Sunday concerts are lven Ii
all of Mr, Proctor's New Yor thee»
trek. iii 2 und mu p. m'.. and a high
class all slur programme is presented.
The pills that act as n ionic and not
as a drastic purge. are DoWitt's Ui-
tlo marl: Risers. They cure Hold
ache, Constipation. Billlousneu. ole.
Early Risers are small. early to tale
and only to nctwa safe pill. hitch
Hamilton. hotel clerk at Valley City.
N. it. says: "Two bottles of then
Famous Little Pills cured die of
chronic notintlpatlon.” (load for only
or children or adults. Sold by 'i‘no
Clifford Pharmacy. "
I. e
It Marni! macho!
immuta-
convtctimt‘olwtue We ”this
be held in this city Oct. ‘84, of the
till inont'df‘ the go
at the morning rife
president. ‘wul‘ 'pr‘ side,
3 guitars "or promin
afii women. are ‘ex
no a. Among these will be, Mr. pain.
the notcd lecturer, who is to given
infusion of temperance oratory and
general temperance influence will be
salutaryf ' i
or it mny‘résult‘dn pnotho’nin. Bro
silian Balm is breaking up colds when:
ever tried, almost without exception.
.. citarliilérssrr
Men .Cosimtu Suits
10, 95. 30c mambo bottles. Theo“!-
ford. Baxter's nhd'Pltieted'l. "' W
. . y r‘ .. ‘- . . l ‘ '
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VEMELI.
Kronprlnz Wilhelm,
Southampton and Cuerbourg for New
York. was reported titty miles east
of Nantucket Lightship at ii a. m.. and
will probably dock about '1 o'clock this
evening. . , .
form of insurance angering the '
wherever
States or Canada, against fire pricing
from any cause. explosion Audits»
nlng includedwalaodnarine and trans-
portation risks—theft or ”item”. up-
on tho most favoralliolterma. , ‘.
A
5 Railroad Plants:
Earl gniv‘ro ‘
WATEREU {domain annual
.. ‘alimtlani
temperance Union of onnecticut wll
Willimripf the. state. .,
e sessions attire .coliyenti it Cwfll.
Om‘
To
ier
t ill ai-
at a” aiqgls’mé’ai. ».
their homes for the enter.
2:“. over night‘and
ill. Buell. the state
‘snd 4 other
e co. both then
acted to partici.
Mrs. Caroline,
‘m
_ W ."
" ‘BTOP “THAT"COLD. "‘ "
‘l r 1"l
NEW YORK. 'Jlilr 26.~—Steanier
frbm“ ‘Brenlon‘.
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On and After-lune .16 ‘
the New and Comolodlouo
STEAMER Hum-moron
CAPT; IRA I. YOUNG. '
Leave Huntington for Norwalk.
Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.
and 2:25 p. m. .
Leave Norwalk for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. m.
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Excursion Tickets ............. . 50c
Sin lo Faro .................... 40c
c lldren 5 to 12 years:
35c: Single Fore. 25c.
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
Faro from Norwalk:
Excursion. '
Round trip,
fiasscngcrs from Norwnlk liy 8:46
a. in. boat will have five hours at Val-
ley Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.
lhe liberation nus.
Block island. 3 day trips. 38.50 to :
gong: July 16. 22. 29, August 5. 12,
15, 22. 29, August 5. 12. 19. 26.
Cottage City. 5 day trips. $17.00.
July 24. August 7. 2
White Mountains.
July 24. August '4', 21
Earnings Springs. Al
$12.50 or 816.50. July 17, 24, 31A Aug’
not 7. 14. iii. 28, September 4.
septeinbor 4.
Scplcmbcr 4.
Tuesday, August 22nd.
Thousand islands. 4 days trip.
$24.00. Tuesday. August 22nd.
Catskill Mountains, 5 day trips,
$14.00 from New Haven. July 18.
August 8. 22. 29.
Royal Tour. 12 days trip. Thousand
islands. Idontrcal. Quebec. Aussblo
Chum and Saratoga. $87.00. Tucs-
doyi August 32nd.
ova Scotin. in days trip, $00.00
{gram New Haven. Saturday. August
Moosehoad Mite, ll days trip, 040.00
frum New Haven. Monday. Septem-
ber lith.
Gettysburg and Washington, 7 days
trip. 330.00 from New Haven. Friday,
October 18th.
For the New England Tourist des-
cribing all tours and tickets call on .
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5 day trips, 823.00. .
or 6 day trips, .:
Ansable Chasm, 6 day trips. 826.00. ,-
July 17. 24. ill. August 7, i4, 21, 28, '
Niagara sails. 4 days trip, 324.00. "
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