_ GASTORIA
until-limo for purer 0mm.-
WMMSW lemme-anions
, , l . Opium. Morphine ~nor other, Narcotic
thaw Its ’15 ltd content». “It destroy- Worms
and alloy! h‘everlahners. lit o» e .Diorrhtna em} Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teething- ‘l‘rou 'les, eures‘ Constipation
, and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Maud Bowen. giving healthy and natural sleep.
Wharton’s ‘Ppnnceae'l‘lio Mother'e Friend. “
WIN! CASTOl‘llIAw were
nears the WWW 0“ .,
‘ u"
lite Kind YOu'Hate lluays Bough
\I‘In Use For Over 30‘Y‘ears.
"I OWN!“ “UNIV. '7 HUI!!! I'M". UN mu one.
,A. J. tun
184 Washington Street.
gevine 8- Son.
south Norwalk,-Cunn.
Of Course Not Alive l
But we deliver meet so fresh the
it couldn't be lrcshcr without helm
alive. As it mullnr of fact men
should hung for it (lay or two to makt
healthful food. and our modern moth.
ads 01' preserving usuuro you sweet
louder, juicy and allogothork 800i
meals at all lintos.’ Orders fillet
promptly.
.1. w. DODGE.
Succeuor to Jacob Scheub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2
C "Fifi/(H 7‘
Men's lmusers Specials tor lhis Week.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
~ :‘cerrulcur CLOTHING. co.
- 0 NORTH MAIN 81'. SOUTH NORWALK
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
*xtra. Extra. Extra.
. Coal at $4.50.
NO. 2 NUT, the largest size in town. at $4.50. Also the high-
».eet guides of Anthracite at the 10 west prices.
‘ ‘A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
' for you because we do not belong to any combine.
' If not for us prices would have been higher. so patronize the
1: firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy. ‘
BL. HERSHFIELD & SON
4 ”moo Water Street. Telephone 1136-3.
Wood St., Tel. 203-5. Public Market. 32 So. Main St
. John '1‘ Hayer. 5 Main Street. Norwelk.
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unlit-t "we-NT ADS"'PAY.
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. Numeral! won on Mogul. .“Pw ' o “‘m M 2;. w ”
’ lie be "Milton ll '
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In Monument at for ‘ A few duyu‘ “can moot the best
‘ Annually»! W. _ 8".“ {intention people, one {term were dial
in mm ' ‘ casting the comparative beauty 'of the
,l' or women hr Couch Nor
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it is reported here'that the New York.
.Westcheeler and Boston road. which
New Reed May Use New Haven
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. Jun. 24.~
All.“
one “-ilrrt.
. ”limiture .on Credit.
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
lily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
“stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. ‘ If it’s all right.
Winter's Coal. We arehere to do business
wa'
licence. of title belly, is one
no Veneruelnn *mlt ‘
iv [theoonlmenlia _ on depth)
‘ 9‘ Mullet bellman at
shot of Cnptro’s hiatility to
illnd out exactly whet was in: on.
Klesuiory hi ulreudv'ln pm unipolar
the State Department, and will pro
bubl‘yiboeomo publloln tell when Con-
gress note from the Preeldunt the full
otuilu ‘ot‘ the asphalt controversy. as
it play do any day. ‘ (
Colonel Backus Buys thut he recto
settled himself an the emiraary of us-
pbultflinlereute who wanted to buy
mines? in andolli. ultimo heippeen
ed to have plenty of money ltlwoernot
long before “he got” into negotiation:
with the venuneuc ring inflame».
This: ring ed tin ubpheit‘oiaim celled
"Lu Vane-cola." Mon clone tbi’Pt-eei-
don-t Centre nod already offered this
claim to the New York and Bermuda:
00;. for $300,000 down and a royalty.
Colonel Backus opened ‘up negotiations
to northern: this'cloim-tlirough senor
Mocha, a. foster brother of Mra. Cue"
troy Senor F‘iguorn, and General Bur-
ret do Nazarla. Mrs. Cantu-0'11 secretary.
Here in Colonel Buoku‘s's story of his
negotiations at. Miruiloros, Preuident
Castro's pulucc. as related to u rop-
resontntlve of the ludlnnapoliu News:
‘Caetro Directed the Deal.
“Arocha. Nazuria, ‘ll‘ixuern. and I
Were in“ a large room. seated at u in-
llle. in an adjoining room was Pren-
ldent Castro. and no we talked Arochn
would explain to tho prcnldcnt. who
mule to the doorway dividing the room
We wore in and the room in. which
‘n: was, what we were doing and made
llgurcu' and. in fuel, President Gus.
lro appeared to be directing thodeul.
“Tho upshot of it won. that. i agreed
to pay $420,000 for ‘m Venozuelu‘ and
)romlsed that i would have the money
*hero in thirty days. i had paid some
uoncy on the deal and spent it good
10111 more working it up. in the nego-
tiations I expressed a fear that the
.11.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jen; fur-«colonel in
a
‘l; tmpormut lithium: in
optimum,» indie lev linear in riot
courts would sustain the right of Fig-
ueru to ‘l.n Venezuolu.‘ ’ Figucm told.
me that he had been luntruclod to
my to me by Arocha that the Supreme
Jourt ol‘ Vcnczuclt would suutniu Fig-
lera‘u claim. and thorn would be no
danger in making the purchase. 80
t. WilS dcmonutrutcd to um um Fig-
!eru. was really :1 ilgurcltcud in tho
tffulr—~~lbnt tho rcul owners were Pros-
{dout (‘uslro und his brother-lu-lnw
ind perhaps Nuzurlu. «
Seized by President Caetro.
"l won-l book to Now York and
President Castro. ill-l is known. mined
.ho property uudor an old Spanish
‘nw that requires the recipient of a
mucouulou to do certain Work and to
lay ccrtulu roynlllou. llllll ho coulomb
id lbui llllh‘ htw lind not boot) rom-
Him] with. A l’t‘(‘t‘lll(.'f‘ was appointed.
ind lhul receiver in A. ll. Cui'nori for~
our local llllillilgt‘l‘ of this asphalt
rompnuvl with whom i com-lulled 0‘",
try day while negotiations with Fig"
torn null his silcut partners. And
lcnclul Nuznrls is now the lluunclul
tgont of tho Venezuelan govcrumonl.
"\met I got to New York l 0an tltc'
usphult pcoplv and mndr it full rmmr‘l
if all that. bud boon done. i turned.
be lriiors nnd documents ovor to Do"
.uucy Nit-oil. and most of tltvm urr
low on lllr at Washington. I
Will Tell More to Congress. I
“'l‘ll-‘rc in no quvuilon but lhc Gou-
lrul Aupltall Company owns tho nu
lhull llilftl. and that Proniilrui (bistro?
loucrul Amelia. lulu
liltl General Nazurlu. tho flnnnclul ng~i
mt. of tho government. are nttcmplluxi
tglgnutic hold-up. Thorn will in»
not» of this when Congress goes into:
to iiwvsllguliou. and until that llmui
i do not wish to sny unytllriug'
more." 1
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A LIQUID COLD CURE. i
For (sought: and colds no remedy in
equal to Kennedy’s laxative Honey
and 'l‘nrwtho Liquid Cold Cure. it in;
ltffcrcnt from all clitoral—«butter, be.
:ouse it expels all cold from the syn-
‘elll by acting us a cathartic on the:
bowels.‘ Gives strength to weak!
lungs. Affords immediate relief in
.‘lroup, . Coughs. Colds, Whooping;
Cou'h. etc. Children love it. Sold;
‘w e Clifford armour. “
Cures a Cold In One Night.
t
I
pnllnn.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 256'.
Only Radlcal Cure for Bronchitis. “50¢
Cures Worst Croup in a Few Minutes,
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad Tomlin.
Only Positive Cure iordulck Consumption.
Kills the Catarrlt Microbe andCum in One Month. '
upen- Instill-3 Pounce m Mm lento].
Cures Hay Fever or'MOne'y Rounded. 50c - $190
‘Oply Thingon Earth That cam. Asthma.
we kg»? ‘One' or client retested our
realty to know new Mentor re
p ‘ so rapidly it.
this i thy; Why-loom lexicon crest-
much clearer, em ummueb brighter.
and morpfifcheeke blbuhl Kinney roll
with health and ‘leor‘*tltnn'were ever
been in. the olden days. "‘"lt was‘fln-
ally decided to refer the» matter to
Drugglet Enter for his opinion. “Why.
1 can tell“ you," *‘suld the drugglst
promptly. ”it in all the result of n cer.
lain * prescription—Line meet wonderful
1 have ever known in all. my long
experiences. 'rllo‘remdy is a gentle
laxative that contains valuable ionic
and cleansing properties, launcher with
certain other ulteratlvo effects that
tend to clear up the skin. ~l’implou
or a biolcbod. eallow or muddy ekln
vimply “calmer cxiet ' whore ~ Lnxakola
Tonic ’i‘itblofe aroused. ., This. is no
sure thut i am authorized to positive-
ly guarantee it, and. tho many who
have tried it. are uniformly delighted
with the result. l not selling it at 25
"until it. llileilQ‘tl and pay the money
back if not satisfied." ”
OLD ENGINE A? nee-r.
Owned by the Tribune and
un b Home Greeley.
BRIDGEPO 'l‘. Jun. 23.‘--ln the big
factory of the Eaton. 0019 it Burnbam
company. of this city. last night tel:
storm was turned oil for the lost time
from an engine thutfwus originally
run by Horace Greeley and won pur-
chased from the Tribuuot‘uuuooiutiou
of New York city‘byj the Elation. Colo
c lhirultam company in 1878. ‘
Edward O'Niel. who bun run the our
giuo ever ulnco it. was installed in tho
factory. has come to consider thocn-
glut» an n dear old friend. Ho said:
“We have uhut‘ offr'the dream for thrl
lust limo. ' She's run‘ hm“ hm. utrhkc
but, she (loiterven‘n ‘rcet. =F‘or till yours
rho has been running bore and We
run hermittco‘tbe first turn her heel
ovcr took in this factory. in all lllOflu
28 yearn nlu- never broke down but
three times, twice front broken springs
and once from a uuuppcd boll. ’l‘houo
breaks only lont three hours’ limo.
That in a record to be proud" of, for en-
gine or man.
“I've been with tho‘ company for 32
years. and when this engine came in
we thought she was the finest in tho
laud. She was it “xiii. with 82 turns
:1 minute. She was intended for 75 to
100 horse power. but“ nil? the factory
grow she had to be pushed harder. and
for the last. ten yours alto has boon dri-
Orignlall‘
77
vcu to as high as 280 horsepower. You
know in those days when this ongiucl
Wits couslrcdcd first clues 00 pouudu nl' .
utenm was high. But now they carry
100 pounds and some of them oven nu ‘
high as 200 pounds. ;
"The old. engine isn‘t. it bud pleml
of machinery yet. by any menus. bull
tho time» have outgrown her, and rho
must be dismantled and a new engine.
take her piece." . i
Mr. O'Niul 1mm ujwnlotivc ought
"our bnforu going wiih‘lho Eaton. Colv 4
ii: linrumn company. and built the;
first real lint iu,uu vngim‘ that run.[
over tho present Berkshire division of.
the Now liuvou railroad. lu ”“151"
days it wuu known as tho liouutttonicg
rullrond.
BEWARE OF OlNTMENTS FOR CA.‘
TARRH THAT CONTAlN MER- 1
OURY. ,
as mercury will. surely, destroy the;
bmtbmuhvluw. } come of smell and completely dcruuso. bullc ucld.
the whole system when entering it;
ihrough the mucuouu surfaces. Such;
urticlcu uhould never be used except;
on prescriptions from reputable phy-F
ulcluns. as the airplane they will (10%
is ten fold to the good you can poem-l
hly derive from them. Hall‘s Cuturrh
Cut-o. manufactured by l". .l. Cheney &'
Co. Toledo, 0., contains no tuorcuryl
and is taken lmnrnnlly. noting directly
upon the blood and mucuouu surfaces;
of the system. in buying Hull's (In-l
tnrrh Cure 0 cuuro you got the get»
ulnc. it is tukcu internally and made.
in Toledo. Ohio. by l“. J. Cheney &1
Co. 'l‘outl'monlulu free. .
Sold by Drugslets. Price. We per.
bottle. l
Trike Hull’s Funny Pillu for consul-l
CI
TRlAL 30711.: 256.
I
n
11 3 “Julian”, .. '
poo
uwa
x
made duplication for franchise privl~
leper. so as to run a- upur to White
liable on the north on Port Chen»
M on the east, in t it
constructed for uczuo time. at local,
further oaut than in point pour Beech-
wood Coupon-1:." in lboclty of New
Rochelle.
At this pointlho llunwili connect
with thctNew York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, which corporation.
it» ie'uudet-utood. will laid two more
tracks running cant lie for us New Hu-
von. which two tracks will be oloclrl-
tied at once. From a point ni Bacch-
wood (lutuotery. mouth and wentthc
road, will so through‘tho first and neo-
cnd- worth: of thisl city of M’oumt'v‘Vor-
non. mad into the former town of
Eastcltouter, now a part of tho city of :
New York or Borough of the Bronx.
to what is known no the Darling es-
tutle, thence southwest ton point. Willi-
ln dvo'blocku of tho Molroue station.
and cheuce to a point near the Hur-
lam River. where thoroudl will” now
noel. with he Harlem brunch and the
Second avenue railway. and thence
into Manhattan. making direct connec-
tion with the Pennsylvania tunnel and
Pennsylvuln uyutem no that through
trains may be run direct from Boston
to New Haven by steam undfrom New
Haven to l’ltiludolphw on the ‘south by
electricity. ~ '
Thin will give to tho-New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad an
independent entrance into the heart
of the city of Now York.~aud it is
plain that. the entire eyutom within
the county of Weetcbpsior will lwltnouu
one of tho [until remarkable growths in
the. lost half century. This will uncou-
eltuto the immediate enlargement of
several bridges in Westohestor County
and all in the village of Port Chester.
A GUARANTEED CURE “FOR FILES.
itching. Blind. Bleeding, Protrudinu
Plies. Drugglstu are authorized to re-
fund money if Paulo Ointment fails to
euro in 0 to 14 days. 50o. “
WARM WAVE STOPS IGE HAR-
VEST.
WlNS'l‘EAl).'Jmt. {ll—"Tlle \vurut
wave has played uvoc with the loo
wuvo has played havoc with the loo
dealers have stopped culling. if the
temperature does not change noon the
lake will be clear. All over (his Sec.-
iion of the stale dcnlors are becom-
ing frighmnod over tbv outlook. 'l‘br
Ansunln-Dcrby Company has ltlrml and
abutting on the lake on which to storc
temmrnruily witch cutting is resum-
ml.
The troutllrook lco Company, of
Huriford which has bccn cutting on
(lrevuwtxltl'u Rt‘mu‘voir. New Hartford.
bun stopped wm-k lwcnuut‘ the ion has
dwludlcd from 12 to ll lm‘lwu in thick»
ucsu from Saturday to yuutorduy. 'l‘lio
cmupuuy lltin stacked 15.000 tons. 'l‘bc
capacity if
capacity of its houses is
more loux.‘
30.000 lll'
-»«(‘uul'l ho pot-fool ht‘flilll without.
pure blood. Burdock Blood liltlcl's
makes purc blood. Tours and invig-
oratcs the whole system.
DESPONDENT HARTFORD WOMAN
SUICIDEB.
llAlt'l‘ls‘Oltl). Jun. :M.-l)cspoltilettt
lwcnuso bur husband was out of work
with no prospect of ilntllnx any. Mrs.
llrckslor committed suicide at bvr
homo at No. 29 Tult'oll street. you-
ivrtlny, by llrltlkliu.r u largo done of our-
She was 2:3 your-u old and
married only it short limo.
A MODERN MIRACLE.
"Truly mirnculoun ueemod lilo recov-
ery of Mrs. Mollie Holt, of this plum."
writes .l. t). R. Hooper, Woodfm-d,
Tenn. “she was so wasted by coughing
up pure from her lungs. Doctors do
(dared her end no nour. that her family
bud watched by her bcdsldu forty-night
house; when. at my urgent reuuoul Dr.
King's New Discovery was given her.
with the astonishing result that im-
provement begun, and continued until
she finally completely recovered, and
in a healthy women today." Guaran-
teed cure for coughs and colds. 00c
and $1.00 at P. H'. Baxter‘s. Smith Nor-
wnlk, and Ill. P. Wood's. Norwu'lk. drill-
sluta. T l . . ”
ltml boon
his
y to“ be
in WASHINGTON S'lff.
7 on. when optioned: FlNID. Sane;
. the charge of «incoming "ll! upeed luw
.. There imitation: better for acute only limit! thorough.
gl Bridgeportve _ heinente
Read Co.
niacin/.4 1037. '
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Jardiniegreeiand emphatic send...
7 Specials in Art Pottery.
This week we offer a groupoi Jurdinicrcs with Pedes-
tals. and a few Umbrella Stands in art pottery. All are
choice specimens in high glazed ware decorated by work-
men who are artists. Many of the designs are in bau~rclicf,
floral patterns in the richest tints, dark red, leafy greens,
01d blue, gray. tau and odd coloriugs one does not expect‘to
find in decorated pottery. Some are gold traced. The prices
are vcryetemptiug. . ~ .4 ,
J ordiniera and Pedestals.
$12.00 value for $9.00
$11.50 value for $6.50
$ 9.75 value for $7.50 $ 5.00 value for $ 3.00
$ 9.50 value for $6.00 $ 3.00 vnluc for $ 1.75
Umbrella Stands. .
$7.50 value for $5.75 '$5.75 value for $4.50
$4.50 value for $3.50
$16.50 value for $13.65
$16.50 value for $10.00
Specials on Sale now.
Petticoats. Though wc havc SUM humlrcds 0i skirts
thcrc rrmaiu good values vcl. Colored and Fancy 'l‘ullctas,
grccu. brown, wine and a {cw stripes. $10 values for $7.75.
Colored Wash Goods. The llrcss Llucus. blue. gray,
0x~blootl and natural Lincns. all at cloning prices before in—
vcutor)’. Rt‘lllilalllh‘ of Lawns, Madras, lizttistcs :mtl (Jing—
hams. from 3 to 10 yard lcngtlts, from 5c :1 yard up.
Remnants of Waist Flannels. Scotch. lone and French
Flaunt-ls in dainty stripes. checks and ligurcs. marked low.
Bath Robe Flannel. A cotton mixture. very heavy, in
dark red. gray. brawn and blue, attractive designs with bor-
tlcr. 35c.
Dress Shields. A collection of several sizes in Shields
that have always sold for 25c. now ‘10c a pair. 61mins for 50c.
Christening Veils. lufants' Voile of finest Brussels not
cdgcd with \r'alcucicuucs lace“ \l'crc $1.50. to close out
at 50c.
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The D. ‘ in. Reed Ce.
'I'llE (fON'l‘lNl’Ell MILD WEATHER HAS BEEN HARD ON THE
FUR TRADE.
OUR EXCELLENT VALUES HAVE ENABLED US TO SELL A
MRSE PORTION OF OUR FUR STOCK. BUT TO CLEAR THEM OUT
WE HAVE MADE A LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
EVERY PIECE FOR THE NECK AND EVERY MUFF‘ HAS A NEW
PRICE THAT WILL SURELY PROVE ATTRACTIVE. THE NEW PRICES
RANGE FROM 751‘ [0 $8.98.
YOUR OWN ENTEREST WILL BE BEST SERVED BY AN EARLY lN~
Bywtl'l’lON. 0F TIIEBE VALUES.
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Huvon borouuh court youtcrdn Wil- NEW llAVlilN..lurt.=lll.~ Juno’huml
llinn Welsh. tho chauffeur for r. w. 'i‘hnmue (llll'tly. of the flnwof P. «my-'1'.
Sword Webb, who was oriented on Corey end Company. wemmmuedlen
“he char in or nreon yellow. ‘lt in
alleged tint they opium Milo their
More on the night of January it. The
f nhis automobile wen fined "5 and
amt until. itepleeded xuiltyta built a mi m on
,7 » rue.» .. e w i utoretvu y mend»: e
H .m e W av «- which there men IIIMOU'IK‘Hr
"no 80‘!“ «letter A ”poem. 000. we intuition-tripped...
Never allow a. cold to toilette course. W
Too often. at tin-maroon of the your. HOW To AVOID uncommon. .» ~~
its cont-Ito is iownrdu pneumonia. We have never build“ 11inch; in-
cumberhtim Mount «lenient will glance of (culture _ , .
rumour euro mull Ind Minion pie or other lung trout .
not. any repairer in this directlounnmpmmmtmnm
of, l“ W
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tin-en and lung doublet: “ limitations theduuu. Ant M relate
_ . zmw. . . lam tutu maul «mu mull-ti-
on. m on ml new lumen. into 01on one. a... gob,»
mew Hit N. Jute. vow-m llllf- new; main. Vittorio. ‘ -. or . we.
shall (lluiwln will toduy iii no no “ammonium Ilse three not
not»: to conduct tint invocti llourtn- ‘eevere «not: of W Ind wit
to the tulle of nllopon poor all here. not! We “amounted"? Atoll.“
Ind the! If he loved that the oil was ‘lulutid’n Dru] .m. _ n» . u
not up to the standard he would motto . W‘ W
nouns oriental. no rule that an emu Kine words are thrill/filmy on e
no the Yule (nutrition pert over in. 1mm who nettle b have someone we
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