. or any other city, for that
lie who'i‘ien't applied to every our
our to furnish medicine to cure
7 to that human flesh is heir
",‘necticut this is an offense
‘ t e law. and any druggist who
“Jillian medicine over the counter
computers is liable to prosecution. .
; dicnl practice not was pass-
ears ago and among its pro-
ono which makes it against
the ntotfi for a d uggist, who
but. to give hair i e sick pec-
gribe medicine for a cueto»
Blzlggfdbablf u‘diydio sn't peedv
‘ *Ilf boo ‘d- Hints in
no. .
le’trouhie or that.
am is a first class thing and
tohe placed on the statute
. t every state. indiscriminate
cribinfiofhmedic ie by persons not
Well as take a few lives in
o be of n‘year.
in ileegrly part of the. last century
(in! stores'Wcre alriidst‘nnknown in
Connecticut. There were. no drug
‘sto're’a except in citlee, and ihe'cou‘u-
, .di‘u orevwne always a combine-
tioii'af cometary ltoro nnd drylo‘ods
drove. The drug store part was simply
‘aiblde innue and consisted in theuuniu
,pt a. collection of rhubarb, purogoric,
‘Whiob, .went under the more. plebiau
go #1602 elixir; lnudannm, castor oil.
. . enpa, manna, opt-tom salts, and n few
’ .otherohi timers. in most country til‘ilg'
, attiree‘the variety of medicines did not;
_ “embrace more than twenty-ilvo kiudu.
. Land itier-e usually on a shelf ect aside
'for the purpose. in the cities. such
aslflartt’prd, there were drug stores,
but‘they dealt as much. in points and
hardware. as they did in drugs. The
old Silicon store on Main street is prob-
ably the oldest straight drug store in
this section of the static.
A little later, drug stores begun to
be established as places where drugs
were sold as a business, and the pro-
. ‘prielors were soon dubbed “doctors."
'I‘hewcarried that title with them no-
‘ til they idllovl'ed their customers to;
the‘gruve yard. There are many nmnll
towns in Connecticut lo-tluy where, the
people of a town call the village drug-
glste Doctor So-and-So. it gradually
became the rule when a man felt bad
to still) in to the Villllgi‘ druggist and
ask that digultnry what to take. for
the trouble. The druggint would sim-
ply prescribe something that would re.
iievo the. trouble and then sell it to the
customer. By doing this, the custo-
mer got usually what he Willlii‘il. cnr~
edlthe trouble lie was suffering from
without consulting a doctor, and thus
cheated the latter out. of ti fee.
UMer._tlle existing regulations li' a
man steps into a drug BlOI't‘ uud make
the" proprietor whnt he. cnn glvu him
tor-'3 stomach ache and the dritggiul.
~proncribes nun cholera mixture at the
time honored remedy. and inking the
money. he has prescribed for the. nu
tient, and if anybody wants to make
the drugglet trouble he cam easily do
80; Any time the state police want to
get busy they can probably round up
all the drugglute in the stutc any day.
All druggiets crank the law every
day and ll~ls more Or less of n neces-
sity for them to do so. Many a poor
. fellow who hasn't the money to go to
n doctor. calls on the drurzgiut and gets
- at: infinity dud advice; the druggiat
11%. 0t intend to bleak the law and
w“. i
not like to be arrested for do-
lng it. an it in n nori of philanthropy
in many cases instead of on open vio-
lotion.
."People nre nlwayn harping about
the bit profile mode by dritgiziain,”
sold a druggiut of long cxpcricm t‘ the
other day. “but if they how lliilo pro
flt druggiutu really make in Iheue tint/n
they wouldn't ring that chi unug again.
. The truth in they mnkv no idol" prulll
i an in any other line oi hueipeuu und
' .t are or, in updraft” upon them that
»«r neg e lite", . »
window“ It; would much ruther
have a customer consult n doctor
when he is ill and then bring back the
h‘yiiiciun’s pl'iliii'rlpllmi to compound.
; in money in thin method. for the
. lint and the pliyiilciun both. That
1.. fully the scientific cud of the. drug
balloon... and busy druniete do not
top. bothered with men and wo-
lvhohnvo. all ports of ulinionie
.zuntfi‘dvlce and medicine free of
“if hbxt tonothlnz. , .
. ‘utliich'eu dl‘liglzliltil urc continually '
one on to cure. The headache
' mrtom of half u down
do but one remedy uti-
‘ perms“. The tie-ire or
unmet Ii dbl. to ilad out the
_ , but to remove the pain. The
tim- vvould of come find the bout-cc .
b headache. whether it one from‘
”$.33 do much or the nerves.
make any differcncb
. fl‘iilllttiiner.
, . .on‘ ‘ldn are aim frequently
d. in :3 stores. A fellow con-
taminate cold and thou nteeru
‘ilfiilliioi'o for something to
J" He‘ununlly .i‘ieie mine of
, remedienndvoriined to cure
flower; in. bed, with I ride.
It“! fit. Ill lflsmony cases the
; 'gke ' what: to“
are a '1 s had Mm
' ysioiene cannot be p but work hatgm '
tic. .
came time putting up'a bottle of this '
b ludl atlon. 11m «to
. tours», null. orlf. you on cubical to
cell ndinntlon. you but no doubt
"9‘ ortneu of breath. re id hurt been.
hon urn or pllpibltlon o the hurt.
indl uticn ecuue llfllll ntomwh to
dl it! what you; Intel: ,, dim-tn off
cf‘tlio heart. ond'ilzgnklbu 1'! hell my
strength and haul to «or? am" . 7 tall
body. Cum lndlgostionD spopsiu. Sour
Shompob. .lnflummation o the intuition
{pomrbranafiiipinz ids Stomach 3313133”;
re re. . V9“! Oil! nine, ,0. I!
nominally”. ” t
wildfii’titnl‘iii Midwm‘m‘l' ”3%
finally i not a bottle of Kodol and it you me immr
“m '“fiiisl‘h‘ii‘il‘é‘fdéiijusw‘f‘flllmm Wily.
1: ‘ w .. * my
drew“...
V.“
o
u ed lite.
D. KAUBLB. Ninth, 0.
Jilted What You Eat
Out. lor then! our on
v
"”1"! [oh
out." “1.0.30.1“
.00.. hie: E.I.A.
FOR BALE BY
TH“ CLIFFORD‘PHARMAOY.
:living from the sale. of drugs alone,
nod depend partly on the sole of node
writer. cigars, sundries and the like in-
aloud.
MW”—
PLEASANTLY EFFECTIVE.
Never in the way. no trouble to cor-
ry. tinny lo. trike. pleasant and never
falling in reunite tire Dell/live Lillie
Early Risers. ’l‘beuc tumour. little
pills are a certain guarantee against
headache. bllliouunoss, iorpid liver and
all of the ills roeultlng from constlpu
tiou. They toulce and strengthen the
iver. (lure. .laundlce. Sold by The
Cililord Pharmacy. M
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LOLLY POPS STILL GOING.
M
A Popular Confection .Still Bought in
Large Quantities.
Lolly pops still hold their popularity
as u firm-clues. if not it high-class.
confection. and the trulie this neueon
line been on cloudy and almost no large
an idol summer, when there Wits actu-
ally u "rune" for them among people
of no sizes nud clauses.
This summer the trade in coniiutul
moully to the children of Hillilll size.
and tin-y munl be buying more ihnu
over before.
There are uluo SOIlli‘ new kinds of
pops in the ”Indy stores. among which
in the auiopop, tiluo the popular.
These are uoiucwhni. tiliko. in nine.
style and ingredients.
Some of the, lolly pops consumed in
Dunluiry are imported from other cit-
ice, but lnrgc quantities of them are
home mnde. An mu-of~iown manufac-
turer of lolly pops clalmil u Role right
to-ihnt name for u candy, having bad
is registered an ll. trude mark.
Eugene Wenonils. of 'l‘liiI \Vcnucln
(30., told ii reporter of The News the
.other duy that the. noncrul impreuuion
that the. lolly op won a new kind of
candy was en‘lrcly erroneous. and
that it had been u staple confection
for a century. more or less. He said
(but iuuuy yours ugo, when he ilrut
went into buniucnu. the lolly pop wen
a popular candy. and thnt his father.
of ii colitllry. remembers the lolly pop
of the same size. churnclcr rind iliIlllt‘
us now. when he wns u umnil boy. The
fact that the diciiolinry glVi‘H the name
"lollypop" to a kind of candy would
seem to give us all it right to _ll as
much no a caramel.
Hint. summer there was it gcncrnl
impression (but when the summer won
over, the demand for lolly pope would
full off and never rcvch to any exlotii.
The demand did full off during the
winter. but thin nummcr it in up nunin.
and the other now corifcctionlt Willi'll
ingenious manufacturer: have put out
intuit wait their turn for popularity.
The rovlvnl of tho lolly pop in un-
doubtedly the result of Iilwrul adver-
tising. for nmet ninnuiuciurt-ru of
new how much them for many yearn
under varicuu human, not! they iiuvi-
liocn Hillil nioudily but not in tiny nuch
quantities on during the hint two num-
lncru under the liiipciun of o nynicnr
utic .piibllcity.
BOOTHINO AND COOLING.
The naive that heal: without a scar
in Dertt'n Witch limb Salve. No
remedy effects ouch, woody relief. it
drew: , out inflammation. sooth“.
cool-“end heels all cuts. bum and
brill-ea. ‘ A cure cure for File: and
skin dines-ea. DoWltt'o in the only
militia Witch Haul Salve. Beware
of}: nterfelli. the: m dnnnrouc.
an Thp critter flint-title). u
i. j “winch-nu:
ADAM! IAKI Nllt't‘ SUNDAY.
,, we. on Iclnmbako of the em.
pioym' or: 3 Adams emery Coin-
ny willbe field next fllflltltlyslll. li-
‘e Grove. Julf'ncrodl' the Men , ic
rivep rue employment the entire cw
limit and diviu on “little been Invited to
be prudent. and ii. iii expected that
there will be it large bituminous. ’l‘he
bake that your wait a very nttccennful
event. a d still lingeru plepunutly in
the min a or then with btihlltloti.
launch-WW
my LI. ”4 . “I" fin cl.
tit admire trouble. 1. 9.3.3:; ' . . 5:}: he.” fluid:
mi. turns. bunionn. telling the pecullii' di ii iii unit 7va
j in. bimbo. lame. .ml cympiomcmfiludl _ non {Ind iv
7, Ill “(it Ill eerie: opting” to Dr. . ”I W Ll“ Pllll.
, thir- I-lemui: ““913. c family.
and “9‘37"" all t id taunted * _ . alcohol
.41 -" ‘5‘? ,i ,, .. MW "“35“"
there was mm m. . ‘d g i , ""
than there it tie-dim?
3~ the
null! nautical-glib! more
been rr own.
they could not me e-
, n.
W... inure m... rt:
2 , “ 0
rm beau-sick com m but. i
I
.bi j tion of h in not to play baseball.
ball at .he aliamlcl a.
therinileldrw darn “hand. the out-
Ielil won one on snowman-None ill
storehouse: ornamental Mamie Kat
bull. atomic a land a monolith-ten
more, a without one» “marl!” been
thoi twirling- , or molten
phi. a New ork player with a good
record. wue till. necond in hideout Jim-
lll _ Burns. a alive an excellent at;
Iflllerhanot
a Id,” . 0"
.u
Norwalk soil I couple of infield hill.
gnrsen, mint. r stranger, gartedfllxl at.
rat out, netedon yanlnu My lyjf”
.iibllu got i to the comedian and
up? n ‘credi able performance out ‘lll‘
r g i.
or new mun. "Fm-mil
at Roion, with Mr. Welch, of Norwhilt
watching the‘ hence and Dan Shannon
of Bridgeporkcalling built; and strikes.
"i‘iiero want some kicking by both
sides over. bonnon’e work. but he.
wouldvhu‘vo none of it, and «booed
the kickers hway like he would flies.
His "Bowl tub" and "Bowl t'cree” re'
minded some of the farm of Silk
O'iotighlln. ‘Ouce Jimmy Giblln drove
one over nub left-field fence twenty»
iive feet initl, lint Mr. Shannon called
it. foul. nnd lliecnmehinhly indignant
When the Pr‘ dlgnle tried to show him.
.‘llmmy’u playing. by the way, was one
of the redeemable features of the day.
.(leorge Gllilln'n pretty throw in the"
last of the ninth. on which heldoubled
McEnroe. ”(intent of the Oystermen. at.
the plate, prolonged the game, lm in
hing. , 1’
l'lonnelly'ul two hugger, Clnrk‘u out,
and o single by Lloyd gave Norwnlk
n. run in the: third. Singles by Regan.
Murphy Emil lollier evened things up‘
in flu.- fourth. lv‘our safeties and 0.
amino bane mire the ()yster Dredgere
‘bren more bonnie in the fifth. . Molt-
lan'e single lflllil u couple of errors by
.ucldnroc llilll ulrcndy enabled the
Prods lo cord iwu in their half.
Uurn‘o single. a stolen bane. Jimmy
iiiblln'n hunb on balls. Rogun'u second
moiety and George (liblin'a two-backer
gnvc Stamford ll couple more. in the
seventh and put them ahead. The
oystermcn bulicd around in their half
of the seventh. Six safeties, one Of
them a three-timer. and a couple of cr-
rore. guve them six runs. lxclicment‘.
become inflame when Stamford tied
the score intiiic eighth. Errors by MC-
Bnmo nnd Lloyd. Moyian'u crack for
two cunbiotiu. Jimmy i.liblin‘u second
which was: left uugunrdnd. and another
error by McEnroe. gave. the Prods the
five runs necessary. With men on
xccond and third", in the ninth, Burns
popped out do Mcchrnuu, and Jimmy
libiin struck out. Joe Regain opened
the tomb With his fourth hit. but wns
killed at urn-cud on George (libliu'u
lup. Murphy lei George Louder'u envy
roller poucllruto him in the lust of lilo
tenth und iiiuglen by Janice and Mc-
Kicrunn unlit—tho winning run over.
FIENDISH surname
in often conned by cores, ulcers and
concern. iii‘ut cut away your skin.
Wm. Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich. Boys:
"l have need Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. it is
the best hcullng dressing i ever
found." Soothe: and bottle cute,
burns and ncnltle. 25c at F. ii. Box-
ier’n drug .‘uiore; guaranteed. "
4..“
RUSSIAN! SOLDIERS UNLOADED
‘ CARGO. .
Sbm'l‘TiiE.Wusb'n.. August 29.»
The utouiisbip Centennial reached
pori Inui night aflcr a voyage lo the
mouth of he Amur River, for which
place it Hit led for San li‘runcinco. June
12. The 0 corn any the fog and their
captain‘s it we mired thcnri‘rom cup-
ture by th .lnpnncsc. She called from
Sun Fruntluco with u cargo of unit
and flour “r u cannery ut Nikolnovek.
which in fEOIlIB dlntnnco front the
mouth of ‘lli‘ Aniur. 'l‘llo, ('onienuinl
dropped anchor titty miles off Nikola»
ovuk. Hom- it was obliged to wait for
lil dayu bilforc it could discharge lie
cargo nud ‘ get away.
iiuloudiilg was done by ituuninn noi-
tllcrn, whirh unlined the ofilccrn und
crew to it re nunpiclou on to the. cargo
lit-lug doullxnnd for private use.
mn-
THE ONLY WAY.
There iii no wuy‘io maintain the
health and strength of mind and body
except by lnouriahmont. There in no
way to nourltdi except through the
siomncli. . The stomach munt be kept
healthy. uru rind sweet or the
utrenuth ill let down and the disease
will not to No appetite. loun of
strength. licrvouuucnu. hendache, con-
utlpntion, uni breath. nour rilimro, rift.
inn. ludl cation. tlynpepnin and till
utomuch t‘ oublen that. are curable are
quickly on ed by the one of Kodol Dyn-
cat and moonlit-no the whole diges-
iivo nppa till. Bold by The Clifford
Pharmacy ”
EXTB INA‘TiNO POLIIH
THIIVEO .
While) W. Russian Pound. Airport
:39.- ----- 'l‘hc cationic in the nurroundine
dliurlctn re limiting determined et-
ioriii‘ to c terminate bands of thieve-
wiio'hnve been committing extonlivo
dopmiutl mi. 0» August at. the lilv
imbiinntu of the Miouzovmi dim-lei
killed old on micro: and wounded ill.
ty. and t willie“! of WII'IlVI. fully
emotion . out to avenge their com»
ration by iting tire to villager. The
pennants! "Neutron "impelled in reuini
them and a conflict in itmiilueui. 'l'lie
uuthoriiie have tint token any action
in the ma let. ,* .
I . we“ W ‘7 it
DIPAI MINT ITO!!! IUINIO.
JOHN! . P5,. rAuguui tibia—-
The bill] trig. nun Mimic oiribu 'rrofiin
tiempuur which tenement me. tweet.
t=iiterein the obstruction ;
u the result of 1 fire flint!
alerted it out ll o'clock lard night
t
‘ mount.» hinterland» antigen.
prominence lobeblemd tor turbine
pitching com ‘bnil in‘anterbnrr. did .
lenient! Mil .3
chain Amer J! boson relieved him. Mill” ,
inherit. land) did. foul; ,
. but w s to claw fielding that ‘
Thedoubldeumuire vibration: WM" until, ,
bx
ho
. DEATH.
“l .
e“ ..
wu Send by uwonitva.
u.‘ a. i. . i l r 3
.il’be
h” I
.u
4
prenwlio ilod'li dlificiilt toyaolhclr
minnow Militant no. ritual.
with hbi‘lllflnill'y‘bubusb to lift u‘ broom.
Miro ore ell tired out. who ache. Ire lune,
plague and alumna. will and in .. mood-
to." mm elm Milli.” mirror
,g‘lvln; pro rtlu malts it impossible for
lufiifili u may. iii-"whirl: "In
' no MAW ”‘49 . w in. w. . ' .. mu m.»- l
on many women neglect thematic: nnd'
Ill follow. , ; f’
. I Bloodlno" should be in ivory liable“.
if taken when one is well it will keep one
tromi‘idtiiii out of order; if taken after
dill-Io bu fastened huh upon the mum
it will qlickly throw it off.
i.
4.
,.
Mrs. Green lays:
no.3 ‘
"1min who i km ‘
he'hu :d yllofiégh d'
h“. g”? d ‘i '
t .
.. r- lib
n
for gash ‘ gib‘t
m .,
.l
. I1 I t
. l ‘ .
Shi'ilflumt‘ditfl‘flh‘“ .n, in!
IOI’I for no limit] “PM .
mwmvndlii to all wow
Elwin. Ointment cum itching end
Bleeding flies. Eczemn. Ulcen. Old Sores.
Ring Women “ Luge balsam
._FOR SALE AT
FRANK H. BAXTER‘S.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD MERGER.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 29.-—'l‘he
stockholders of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company. represented ntnin-
ly-by proxies. ut-n meeting in this city,
ham voted their approval to the re-
cent. merger of the Southern Pacific
ituilrond Conwauy. of tieiitornia. with
the'souihern Pacific Railroad Com-
pany‘s of Arizona nnd New Mexico.
The stockholders also voted to in-
cregao the capital niock of the cor
pomtion to “60.000.000 and to lenue
bonds for that amount to meet rc-
requlremcnin of merger nnd the re-
funding of the old bonds, The merger
includcu all the Hart-intuit lines lic-
tween Hun lv‘rnncisqo and Sunni Cruz
and the Central Pacific line in Unlifor
n a.
~—..~
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A TOUOHING STORY.
is the saving from death of the baby
girl of Goo. A. Eyler. Cumberland, hid.
He writes: 'At the urge of ii months.
our little girl was in declining health.
with serious Throat Trouble. and two
physicians gave her up. We were lil-
must in despair. when we resolved to
try Dr. King‘s New .lilscovory for Con-
sumption. Coiixhn nnd Colds. The first
bottle gave relief: after inking four
boiilcu she. was cured, and is now in
perfect. health." Never fails to re-
lieve and cure a cough or cold. At
F, ii. Baxter'e drug store: 50c and
31.00 guaranteed. Trinl bottle free. "
SHAKESPEARE PORTRAVIR OF
WOMAN'S CHARACTER.
CHICAGO. Aiumlt 29.-—~ The Rev.
William A. Quayle addressing five buli-
dred teachers at the 000k County in-
atiluic yesterday, declared Blinker
petite was the greatest, portrayer of
woman‘s churui-im- thtii ever lived.
“The women of Shbkcupcerc.” said
be. “life as true in this use as the one
in which he wrote about them, and yet
the truest women ibut ever existed.
either in real Me or fiction. Shaken
pcnro'n woolen were the greatest of
intellectqu women. you they were tibi-
tinctly icmluinc."
......,.....
8:VERE WIND STORM.
Mi utiANil. (ire. Annual 29.~-’l‘hc
worst wind storm in lllt‘ history of Illi“
Pnluule country has passed over this.
m‘i‘llon, doing much dainuxc to ‘fruit.
in Rome tll'i‘ilill'flk tho whole crop in
prticticnily n my». while in other nec-
tloun liillc fruit in loft on the trees.
'l‘le ripe urain lleldu are also much
in tired. Leonard Carroll, aged 28.
wuu iuutiinily killed by coming in con»
tact. with u live. wiro limited by the,
wind on ihc line of the Grand River
Electric (himpuuy. iii-day. A diilliilicll
wind ulorm huu practically ruined the
fruit crop of E‘nutnru Worthington.
«Mam Nun...“—
CONBOLIOATID TOOK Flint AC-
TION.
NEW HAVEN. August illirw'l‘lw ro-
cont lli'i'lultm of tho Pmtllylwmlll itali-
road to refuse to receive freight cur»
which tum not been equipped with
nlr broken after July l.‘of next your
in an action which was taken by the
N. Y.. N. ll. d» ll. ll. lb. nomo time
mince. Since April l. of this your the
New Havoc mun hue refined to accent
freight cure not equipped with iiir
broken 0!“ billed through for‘conuec-
tion with air broken.
llapplneee ”(lit in many placed; each
finds it in a different bounce-41. liich-
our.
I
~ OUTDOINO‘IXPWTNN "
«We are ulwoyr (flier our! tiim'f‘ho
nominal u illm'y about in remarkable
ncoetui achievmi or scrambling. Ind
ebpccinllyv'w' phoneme article advert
item» on of reporter, xii. . ;.
but. no. rory lililfidl unit Baxter.
“one of South Norwn It‘ll morn enter-
minor
5‘
err»
gimme. uneducated lull.
item-d do; to title.
nellftheir .iipecliic for tug.
urination and dynpepnlti‘
he on lutrouumtvrr‘bdilf.
The. muitu. at lilo/Sitifllifiillnt hove
henqui n3 out! the but been
ii ml} ii
W"
. i'l‘hemre bexlnniux all‘lially to conslil'
..$398m£ confident 'élg‘flt there will soon
clone
' "’fle tie
«In. .. Therein den 1- in , ”lo um.
ll Foley’s-Khmer efin thke’il at“,
from tiurlleld. \l’uuh'n.. unyn‘ thin the i,
imp:
o ' moo ply With tho‘L-w
. rmmeh kin crew
. .h at collie die or Joule .
tqfilbfimthedmcnid W were l
. r . nee ; W; rm Elli is.
that it was notlllil’nir‘he walla bl‘glvllgis ‘
on when he declared that. the burden
o; taxation in. oi placed where.
ill Ore greenw
t
with 1"
mod
ensuing property down in that town.
0
t
-
J
or what a figure «atonement reform
will. out tethecomi - town ,electio. .
It is believed the time is ripe for euc ‘
retort». and incontinent». m. that one.
.didntan who reureneni. themselves on
the uncensnieut reform "platform will
go in with a big majority.
with no Advocate reporter. yesterday.
said he meant levery 'wormof it. at
Stanwich, Wednesday. He gave a
Fulfill!" or 'luetnnconoi the unborn
of ‘(ireenwich aaseneors which twoul'd’
«indicated decided necessity for re-
torm. He deulnred. too. that it is fash-
ionablc with some of the extremely
wealthy New Yorkers to swear oil!
their perennial-mice initheir own :otate.
and than list their personal property
at an insignificant amount'lu Greenr
win!) and other Connecticutwmwntl.‘
Mr. Welsh agreed that the burden of
taxation belongs on the shoulders of
the extremely wenlthy of Greenwich,
and of the Well~tMo middle clack. lie
die it reform in t “mottled of access.
ing‘flreenwichrenl estate. 4
W
W NAN , GONE
"_:“‘iut“¢ ‘ , L "I 1"
gldcted to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney trou-
ble, hoping it wouldnwear ever. and
he was soon a victim of Bright's die-
once, the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthened and yen are
noon sound and well. A. R. Buss. of
'Monautown. lnd.. had to get up ten or
severe backache and pains in the kid-
neys, end was cured by Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold at Pleiated‘s Drug
Store. "r
m-
THREE “THOUSAND m DANBURY.
coal—-
Tbe Unions Which Hove Accepted Ll-;
bor Day invitation.
it in now expected that there will
not be [cue than 3.000 visiting union
men in Dunbury on Labor Day, and it
is possible, that the number may be
increased. . i
President C. .l. Donahue. of Derby.
Mrs. Ellen Poole and Secretary P. H.
Conucllcy. of Dunbury. of the State
Federation. urc working with tho coni-
llllllt'f‘ in the arrangements for the
Guy. ‘
Organizations that have to date ac-
cepted invitations and will participate
in the first stoic labor Day parade. and
demonstration to be bold in Doiibury,
under the auspices of the Connecticut
Federation of ldlllOl‘ in conjunction
with the liltinbury Central Labor lin
ion. are as follows: Bridgeport (l. l..
Union with nilllluicd unions, L500
members, with Philharmonic llllllll. the
, lrnphophono and Sacred Henri Drum
(‘orpnz Bricklayers. Masons rind Pinn-
icrern‘ union, No. H. of Greenwich:
Aniallruuinie Sheet Metal Workers.
No. 2i. Greenwich. with band: Stum‘
ford Central Labor Union. with '8th-
lnted unions and ii band :The Granite
Luftern' Association. of Roxbnry:
United Hatters, Locale No. 15 and iii.
of South Norwulk, with band: Slate
and Tile Roofers. No. ii. of Bridgeport;
United Hattern, lmulu No. 1’ and 2 of
Beihel. with Bethe! Drum Corps. .
GIVEN UP TO Oil. -
.8. Bridget. 1204 N. Virginia at. Ow,
ansvilie. ind. writes: "For over five.
ycuru l was troublcd with kidney and
bluddcr Inflectious wnich caused nu-
ninoh pain and worry. i lost flesh
and won all run down, and a your one
had to abandon work entirely. i had
three of the bout phyuiclnnu who did
me no good and i won pructlcully giv-
uu up to die. Foley's Kidney Cure
Willi recommended and the first bottle
are me ill‘Qfil relief, and ficr tolling
t e second bottle. l was not rely cured.
Sold at Pleistotln Drug Store. ”
——-..
WANT WILTONR‘I'O TAKE GREGO-
Selectml'u Money. of Stamford; in
buying some correcpondence with the
Wilton neléctmeu over the one of
Samuel Gregory. who on liiniuie of
tho Stamford town farm. Gregory has
con thorn about two weeku. He was
found in bud shape up near the form.
guiding up inrontluiion of his case.
r. Money uncertulned he Was a no.
live of Wilton. He wrote the Wilton
nuloctnieu to hike him. They uduiit~
ted Gregory was born there. but raid
he had been away from Wilton 30 or
40 years. and they did not feel it moi
up to them to core for him. Mr. hoo-
ney thereunouv wrote that he would
amid him to lliou tit their expense
it they did not tulle him of their 0an
uccord. Xenierday criminal! bonk-
W006 and bedlent of Wilton came over
to interview Selectman loouev. Mr.
bouncy mm may. and they did not
use him. lie any: they inn-t take (ire.
gory.
flUILlG I. AROUIID
The public is aroused to in knowledge
oi the outline merits of that you:
chinu tonic. Electric Bitters. to
rich ntumucb, liver and hidnoye. Mary
Inflation. of 646 St. Clair Ave. do
lumber. .. . , " .uvei-Il
3
i . re pie 9. [had
”gnaw oe'klyrihi’rw m
Wrecked; i noun ndt‘lliidli. Ind my
nonwhy'wnn to. form will“!!!
ciorn' anus. "l“ would ‘gltecl’llt
II W ill _ _ U
.lrobieinifd‘fi ~ nil in:
ii i me e ’
Guarun‘ or .
in mine
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trout fill. ‘ iglo- W‘
riali
among tonne" “funnier shah. i
molded and Mir ”90.900. which i
is" ulmdlt mlbrkidiirluce .
. if!“ .
one. a m cobbler, tall
the Mill: tfilm “m“dm
um my whore-Lil, no.
.l
.,, Hui bed’ _.
he?! “the tilt did not cure. .vtl-il'v
fiou p.10! at.
will
glitz“ ‘m
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10'
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State Treasurer Which. in a talk
vsyou will scarcely realize with defective, vision.
twelve times in the night. and had at. l .
and won admitted to the institution. g
. my um um .
. «mover: a hammer 0' . ,
dealt, .Keiiubdrmftbo. Hammond...- ;
bl impaction of the boat home until A ”’ 1;
initial. preliminary to completing; W
n lull: lions ,fo 0 ,_ , n the tall rcw-;
lanolin“ ~ sci-naililslmy, who was am”
. ., ii
” d ottmml’ w-
‘unraindellcioua ce'
‘ . l in the k . N0
. droppgd from the university roll. was 1? EV ‘ .4 mangoeopr‘gmlml.
aloe in town. and he‘mad‘e the state-l ' gm “1 m ' is end freeze.
lt-vthe smoothed and nicest flavor-
R
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m diu-
“ -
”TU cm“: ”in” our Bunting
in ‘
not tried. r r ‘9. my"
maul that he expected to
in. school thle ML. .
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iSTEAMOHlP PEGONIO BlNKB. .
JACKSONVILLE. Flu. August 29,...
Theittmerican eteamehip Beconic en—
countered n fierce mile earlywiodny
off the coast of Florida. Twenty of
the crew or 22 were armed. xi'llho
ship was struck by an. enormous‘w‘ovo. chit ‘
[11' a t
the cargo ahlftod.nud theinhip emits: .
‘ EYE! 3E SE.
A pair of properly ‘nited slashed willpive you n‘world. of comfort that
. . ‘ . The best advice we can
{Give you is to be or your. eyes fitted with kinetics that'u’re "guaranteedwto
ptician.
conform to their. ofectn. . . .
e .HQMERB. HOYT, 'Refi'acti, Q , .
Room 9. United Bank Building. Telephone . “l, ‘ South .quwalli, Conu-
.. «advertisinmmmqptuet convent} ‘ mfpnty it)
_ lllce hours s.—-u;4 . 12:45--6_:00. So may or gs. n— M“
EM
grunts GLOAK 8. Eur:- HOUSE:—
QFF’ERO FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY THE BALANCE OF BATOOK RE.-
OARDLESS OF 0081'. .
enter Yale ,
y
, loin. Chewi- .
on filial" gourd?“ ll
i ”in sometime; rapt..."'u.it"".”m.m
dean enemy a hard blow by ignor-
OLKA nor WAISTB .. ........ ......................... soc
KIRTS .. . ., ...... . ................ . ........................... .. undue,
AiN COATS ........................................ .Mfiouo
#ALL ‘eurre ........... .. .......................... when»
eiLK suns, FORM‘ERLY eta ..... . ......................... now $9.00
oniLLtANriNa cum .......................... now ea.“
won-z LINEN on RT WAIST sut‘ra ........................ now ”.75.
CHILDREN on:ses.................. ....................... now 75:
A FEW LAMNQIZIQWAISTO. pizzas 40, 42 AND 44. wane
WORTHrFROM‘MWO'HAOOpA-‘E 1.5. ..
come more.“ ADVANTAGE. or n:
33 South than ”Street; South “Norwalli.
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Your Order today
is what we are after. We are here
to please you, we take pains in please
and we will please you. whatever you
may want. in. the way .of meats. poul-
try and all else you expect to find In
it well appointed butcher shop. Meats
fresh. sweet and tender rule ihe roost
with us. which you will ,know when
you have once tried our service.
Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and
will w. DODGE.
w... i
At the towel Prices.
2.009.... entailed:
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FIELD Stilt
' 122 Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Wood St., Tel. 203-5. ' Public Market, 3". So. Main St.
JohnTl-Ieyeg. 5‘ Main Strict, Norw‘alki'
ill iiuui tn
THIS is: NOT “PRESIDENTIAL YEAR," BUT 'WE ARE N THE
FIELD A8 CANDIDATES FOR-YOUR COM. TRADE FOR THE SEASON.
OWErUB A CHANCE TO PROVE WHAT A FIN STOCK WE HAVE ON
HAND. we unveuuer uuLono owns: nations or our com-
Muv-o LEd-iIGHrC i one“ (38 ween-re any AND WILL
otvrvou oooo anui on vou u . Lnrtibnn’vn A'TMIAL
ORDER , ‘ .. .. .
RAYMOND BRO-S .
south Nomolit, Conn. 108 Wnnhinoion Street.
ad; ““5665“ .. . .. ”MW .._-. m...
. ounfiei‘ucu-
c .
‘ , ’ . GI ‘fllllfir it:
. _ I "filed: At one-half and
One-third 'I'h'e‘ir Original Prices.
\
, biennwll you he." the opportunity to buy iron and Um. no) of
the cum qua iy at on re our the prion we are asking din-in ‘our
gaunt Furniture lute. em in and look the line over lf you." It ii iu‘
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