.‘ mi"
of ell
‘ bar or:
lieu of cough syrup W5 H .
y, ‘ '
ti n It III I! r.
The official four of ’
y or a magnificent new
the Mother Church of the
$9199.99 denomination. in .
all an event of the highest
;;ln the history of this re»
y. ' he interest of all CIII'IS‘
, this Was centered on Bolton
948 from all parts of the
‘Wi'bniéd to the historic old
regular communion of the
lance Church always
altitude of its adherents to
the dedication of the new
.year has made the at-
the result of spontaneous
of Mrs, Eddys life work
imperative demands of the
limb of the movement
% liberality of thousands
iiintists. and embodying
alfltectural design and
tick, this new build-
~' . the central feature of
~ boring. although Chris-
Icy that they lay the
on the spiritual awak-
Inspired the generous
one of the largest, it
“In the. United States.
Ion ng‘ “capacity being 6..012 lte
hi‘tecture is Italian Rennie
'e peWs and other interior
WoodWor finishings are of mahogany.
The wal s are Concord granite and
Bedford stone, with beautiful decora-
. gs. The inside finish is a
'65 harmonize with the Bed
(tone columns supporting the
' 3p @919 height of the building to
the top of the lantern Is 224 fact, just
one foot ifiher than Bunker Hill Mun
umeut. , dome is 82 feet in dis-
mater find I covered with terra cotta
ford stone The
hull its present: a stately, dignlged
dprssiye appearance. and it is
Iz'ed as one of the land
marks of eaten.
The first iloor contains the various
offices, a large foyer. Sunday school
room. cloak rooms. etc. There are
twelve exits and smart staircases. Tile
costof the buildings is something loss
. {him No million dollars The new
i . chimes consist of eleven bells made by
"the Manwa Bell Company, of Troy.
Y. The largest bell, which is C
Ihnrp. wbighs 4,000 pounds The small
' eat bell weighs 400 pounds The organ
is ecesssrily one of the largest in the
. it" is strlctly up- Iodate and
“giant!“ Ill modern appliances.
Willi a Science was discovered by
‘ M911 Baker G Eddy in 1866. Re
retiring thereto in her book entitled
399202 «motion and Introspection. she
:..‘.'During twenty years prior
tofu {discovery I had been trying to
trace: illd'physlcal effects to mental
«one: on In the latter part of 1860 I
[lifted the Scientific certainty that all
manner: was Mind and every effect
I phenornehon " “it should be
t in this statement Mrs. Eddy
. the word Mind thus making
lotto with deity and thus
“LI-9° divine Mind as the
on or creator. It follows, in
ophy. that the universe ls
spiritual. though it does not
to our present immature up
Christian Science thus
lid entire modus operandl upon
proposition that God Is the only
911 Christian Science It is
" f t at through the realize
'ft‘i’lf e supremacy of the divine
Hill healing is effected even as light
It” darknelsm on the basis that
ominous darkness is unreal
We cannot remain in Its
:2 us It is that in Christian
pg there is no pretence
roe. but rather a yielding
will to the divine
l“Mother Church." which
of
of
, new building. seats about
. VII three Sunday services
required to accommodate the at-
» . It“ is said that when this
ll planned some of the mem-
dilturbed on account of its
thought that the provision
‘an auditorium was entirely
tor. the attendance at that
hllgdonl y aboutfi
I. a d organised the First
' 0 mt. Scientist in Boston
ltli twenty six members. So
” the growth of the movement
in 1889. ten years later.
billy eleven churches. From
. ”haunt, the rowth was
- In 1999. the were 801
At the present time. 1906
7 churches and 276 socio-
orgsnlsed as church».
of
I
‘ It 1 99 there were only 460
all; greenbelt” In
r was .,
~, " ”and" 14:12:.
‘ “pita during ”131.6
'm'umwu
E I] I II
a99194949th
m
of my giving.
turn.”
ing houses.
Farmington Valley Telephone
pony secures the Privilege for I
WINBTED. Conn.
Farmington Valley Telephone Corns
pony. an independent company!”
a n
societies holding church M
In 10 minutes.
[on era
-- Iona
none of
, mannerisms: Indonesian
ofJoil-O icoCrum Powders” chem
' nial‘rstwo cinnamon-mom
“fisfi-‘fiuufi
£58555! 2982 [009 cc. 2520!. If. I.
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other denominations.
Tliese.
the older denominations.
the
the country.
pun-tun.-
Trunk Lino.
from New Britain throng
kings
I be begun ifnfbedlstad y.
they would not continue such unusual
liberality year after year. A Christian
Scientist said to the Writer. “When I
was a member of another denomination
I contributed less than five per c.eiit of
the amount which I now give, and
did that somewhat. grudgingly.
change in iuy attitude has been. ill»
together due to the prospective results
In the Christian Science
church I find such an unusual abund-
ance of fruiiage that 1 am glad to
make the larger and more fitting re-
lt ls evident that even in re-
ligious matters one likes to get the
worth of his money.
The dcdicatory exercises yesterday
were attended by visitors from all
parts of the United States and Canada.
from Great Britain, Australia, Sweden.
Denmark, France. Germany. Switzer-
land, the Hawaiian Islands. South Am—
erica and other foreign countries.
is said that they have not come simply
to see the church edifice or for the ex-
clusive purpose of being present at the
deidcatory service but largely to show
thdr interest in the movement. their
respect for its leader and to further
their understanding of Christian Sci
ence.
Horticultural Hall on Massachusetts
and Huntington avenues had been so-
cured as headquarters and at this place
the various committees or arrange
men-ts was found. Here visiting Scien-
tists were directed to hotels and board-
Eluhornte arrangements
had been made for the convouieuce of
visitors.
The Sunday service 056110 Christian
Science Church consists of opening
and closing exercises similar to those
The distlng~
ulshlng feature is the lcssonsermon
which Mrs. Eddy has instituted in the
place of the clerical address The los-
son sermon is a compilation of Scrip-
tural passages interspersed with cu-
reletive selections from the Christian:
Science text-book. Science and Health
With Key to the Scriptures, by Mrs.
Eddy.
Yesterday was the date of the annual
communion service and in addition to
the 'nsual service and the dedicstory
address there were added the charac-
teristic communion of the Christian
Scientists. which consists of a silent
service during which the entire con-
gregation kneels In selffexumluation
and communion with God.
of the service closes with the repeti-
tion of the Lord's Prayer in unison.
An interesting and distinctive ser-
vice in the Christian Science Church
is the Wednesday evening meeting.
which is devoted exclusively to tow-
monies and experiences deacripthe of
the benefits received from Christian
Science. These meetings at. the Moth-
er Church of the denomination in Bus
ton are said to be. as a rule, of more
than average interest because Boston,
being the headquarters of the dehum-
ination. is frequently visited by Chris-
tian Scientists from all parts of the
{lofted States. Canada, and other coun-
r as.
One hundred and forty-five church
edifices have already been erected by
the Christian Scientists.
whole. compare favorably with these
It In said
that when funds are no longer needed
for the completion of
Church a large number of buildings
will be commenced in different parts
The
[I
This part
an“
Mother
--If you haven’t the time to exer-
cise regularly. Dean’s Regulate will
prevent constipation.
mild. easy. healthful action of the be-
wels without griping.
gist for them. 25 cents.
NEW YORK TO NEW BRITAIN.
They induce a
Ask your drug
Oom-
June 11.—The
run-
arm»
a valley to Winston and includ-
the Sharon local exchange. has re-
ciil'ed the privilege of'estabtlshlng a
new line through Cornwall and Goalie
connecting with the Winston local ex-
Til will make a trunk line from
New "York mile to New Britain. the
new line being about 19 miles long,
total of fifty miles. Work
4
to amen,
. of Martin»
Sonli WW
I do 1i
lent tea I
the judgment
it would have .
Court on fit
If the auibndme
effect of which
: Plugtedfg
,a really dinerent
wise not.
From a. careful
the opinion in mi
legatlons like the
lmendment.
The amendment
’owed. not as an
ion. but. because.
plaintiffs as so lie
the Supreme Cour
J udgmeut may b
lugs
meat. which i hav
injunction against
ed that the label
bers of the union
ed.
Afterwards the
the facts before
.rcre granted a
lo 1.
l nrs.
it represented.
was a substantial
statute. hilt the 9
March. In April
batters offered an
complaint
of the label were
1y the United Hat
above decision of
_._....
ward for any case
not be cured by
F. J. CHENEY
by his firm.
Testimonials sent
bottle.
patios.
Factory
Knapp Hot 00.. on
the roof will be
brand not yet deci
The contract for
details of which ll
Riordan, who will
all subcontracts.
«house.
Dorian
street. New York.
H National:
the erection of a
dltlons IndJ
of J. M. Mobil:
with all
Honey and Tar In
Drug Ito
Klan any ills
‘“ . LY.
fuller iul
9 Beverly
.nr. or men s 9
i9
9 turn...
"ti sits... -
5‘
direction to rare
etc it no original dc;
stolen on the d ,murrer. had been ill
other way. except the .
' be taken into account is much as may .
have been determined by the Supreme
facts 'fcu‘ud "bolt the?
complaint before the trial court.
‘ raise any question of fact the legal
.would be to present 1-.
which. upon the pleadings and
findings. has been held insufllcledi
‘ then It ought to be allowed:
. opinion of the Supreme Court (and I
have held the matter till I could see
the decision is based on a. radical de
fact in the label itself of such it ua~
ture that it cannot be obviated by al-
.vould not alterftbc
The motion for judgement, heard at
the some time as the motion for leave
to amend is granted.
once with the opinion and direction of
.he Supreme Court or errors.
.lOl, recall any objection to the form of
judgment file presented at the been
It should now contain the reci-
iul of the proceedings and the amend-
Tliis case was commenced in August
1004. when the Unlted Hatters of
North America obtained a temporary
restraining that firm from the use of
a label of the United Hatters.
on Merritt it Son demurred and cl iul
required that nlabel should on its fatal
announce that the goods to which lit
was attached were made.
This demurrer was overruled by
the Superior court in December. 1904.
the Superior Court and the
‘rom that decision Merritt 62 Son
appealed lo the Supreme Court of or-
Tlle appeal was sustained on
the ground that the label of the Unii- me
ed Hatters did not on Its face comply
with the statute because it failed to
announce (but. the goods were made
by members of the organization which
The batters claimed that. the label
the decision being handed dowrt lust
alleging that the devices
while as announcing that the goods
to which it was attached were qude
owners of the bats This is the amend
nient that was disallowed
HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. W- Hoyt, Jr..
chard, 20 shares}
Hahne‘l Embr
We, the undersigned. have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and.
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
WALDINC. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo. 0.
Hall‘s Cntsrrh Cure is taken into:
pally, acting directly upon the blooc
and mucous surfaces of the oyster:
Sold by all druggists. '
Take Hall'g Family Pills for consti-
NORWALK BUILDING cores.
(The Commercial Record. ’
Waldron & Riordan have
the contract for the erection of an ud-
dition to the factor
to be memory. frame, 60x60 feet and
shutting and pulleys will be required.
Counsel for Synagogue.
erected for the Beth Israel Society. the
reported. has been let to Waldron It
drawn by Architect Ferris El. More~
The contract for the erection of the
two barns for Ill. 8. Auchlnclosir at his
country place at Dar‘icii. has been let
to Frank N. Goebel
prwiously appeared In these columns.
rage at Belle Island for c. H. Davis
The estimatod cost is about
The plans prepared by Arch mot Fer.
rls 8. Morehouse for the sstcnulve m1
ationa to the house
lip on Bari-lit island.
are out for optimum
Wuhan-i.
O UMP‘I’I
Inert-2n; will an... $90:
"Folerrl‘ Honey and Tar is the best
u'cmw
“myonrd iii .316“ first auteur
be mandate of ti:
necessarily adult
been is now where 3 571906 has
harem
.1...le
; life. whereas th
' cost not curelo
lit is calculated to
case from that
the,
othec
examlndtlon of the torested in the
at) I conclude that
so in the proposed
it therefore. disal
cexrcise of discer-
it found true It
legal rights of the
{i In the opinion of
e entered in accord-
, tern.
i. do
e inserted. tian.
has instep
peace byéthe
C H Merritt dc Son
Later
law of Connect out
by mann-
which lt repre‘msantv
case was lrltd on
Judge shiunwny in
butters
Injlil'lCfi
days:
permanent
In
cine
diseases.
51. 00.
compliance with the
laim was overruled.
the counsel for the
amendment to their
understood by the
and for the price of a 9
“Sold by all dentist's» 25G...alid soc. .
" was/tau l-Ia‘l' rAcronv
pod-«pin
l-III Again Become Union Shop After
. Four Months' Fight.
The batters of this city are much in-
step the were mgh and saves '
ug "curc" that.
. .
r
WWW
IIIIIIOII “0811167“. Illfit
Tr iul bottIe free
“.4...
made that the Pioneer Hat Works. of
Wabash, Ind. one of the largest hat
factories in that state and one in which
numerous Connecticut men have been
employed at different times has return-
ed to the ranks of union shops. James
P Mailer. formerly of Danbury, nation-
al treasurer of the United Hatters of
North America, has been
by the Wabash Hatters f with a
handsome olk's tooth watch charm.
heavily mounted in gold and
tied with diamonds, it fine specimen
of the jeWelers’ art as a token of their
appreciation of the work he has done
In Wabash in the interests
lied Hatters during the long
tween the Pioneer works and the bat-
presented
stud
f the Uni-
ntest be-
' The Pioneer works ”declared for the
open 9pr last February and Mr.
her went ‘to Wabash In the curly port
of the difficulty and remained there to
direct‘tlte machinery of his organizaé
The four months’ struggle was
9. determined one upon both skies and
ended With the makiugo
Pioneer Wortlis with the
Waited Hatters and the return of the
flutters’ label to the-iuctory. ‘
Acconipanylng the gift to Mr. Muller
was a. set of resolutions expressing the
sentiments of the Wabash b'atters. who
are enthusiastic in their praise of the
former Dnnburians.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines health was the most
important consideinatiou Willis T. Mor-
gan. retired Commissary Sergeant U.
8. At. of Rural Route 1. Concord. N. H..
. "I was two years in Cuba and
We. years In the 'PIIIIIIIDIIIPS and be
lug subject to colds. I took Dr. King's
.ew Discovery for Consumption, which
kept: me in perfect health.
w Hampshire. we find It the best
In the world for coughs.
colds, bronchial troubles and all lung
Guura teed al‘Iv‘. H. Hux-
nr’s, South Norwn k, and E. 1’. Weeds
Norwslk. druggists.
Ma-
Aud now,
Price 50c and
.0
M
tomobile ride and a dinner
1. cage at the Auditorium.
Council Bluffs is over the Chicago and
Northwestern and the rest of the trip
NEW NORWALK CORPORATIONS.
Helmet Embroidery .Co. and Norwalk
Realty Title and Investment
Corporation.
The following certificates of incor
poration have been filed with the sec-
retary of state. at Hartford:
Norwalk Realty. Title and Invest-
tors working for the Ideal Corporation. of Norwnlk; 40
shares subscribed for. on which 91. 000
by the cash nd no roperiy ve been; paid.
Judge (lager. i'tdsl e.nt Du ley'E. oyt i8 shares:
8 Bears, 1 sire
of Catarrh that can.
Halls Catarrh Cure:
9: 00.. Toledo, 0. Norwalk;
shares,
free. Price '76c pe '
Addition.
received
of the Crofut 9:
ate: street. It is
of some
tied upon.
pamnted
Belting.
the synagogue to be
ave been previously
have the letting of
The plans were
Contract. were extended.
echo.
,. of 1 III It 496
The detulo have
and
line 0.
has the consent for
frame barn and gm
I .000.
rains. ’ says A.
scold! and lurid
Hill as cured coon -
ilfou mole“ Kidney
one using 9'
not being
re.
EATHNR IN
I 'PIIIIM'I Dr
will
vice-president and treasurer.
re;
lioule
secretary. Samuel
l. of South Norwulk.
ery Company,
Commence
‘ Incorporniors:
lrentlest regulate .oISIomach find
Bowels. Guam eed by l". litur-
__......_.,.._.__._. tor. South Norwalk, and E. PH Weed,
Norwnlk, druggists. Price 25c. "
BANQUET TO WILOOX.
Last evening at the private dining
room in the New American hotel, u
cuiuplirnentary banquet was tendered
to Walter I. Wilcox, the retiring spe-
rutary of the Liwell Board of Fire Un-
derwriters. who has been advanced to
an important position with the City of
New York Fire Ins. Co.
Twenty-five persons, including man-
agers and employees of th different in-
surnnce agencies of this city,
present in honor of Mr. Wilcox. who
had endeared himself by the very able
and satisfactory manner in which he
had filled the local office.
rionI were showered upon him and the
best wishes for his continued success
Congratulu
A teellng response
Iinown coal operator of Buffalo. 0.
not no relief from medicine until I
bend taking Foley's Kidney Cure.
than the "suit was surprising. A low
doses started the brick dustilke sub-
stance and now i have no
my kidneys and i feel like a new mail.
lilies done me 965000 worth of .I'
form of kidnermr bladder
on More.
We... is mi”
stomachs iii-all” fore the out ‘
N
Intercity sprint
by Mr. Wilcox was lcheered to the
The party broke up at a late
hour, thoroughly satisfied that they
had spent the evening with it jolly
fellow. ~Lowell,
Mass, Sun.
A THOUGANg' DOLLARO' WORTN
GG.OO
“l have boson, afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years. passing
itlcvoi or stonesh
with excruciating
Thames. a wet
pain across
re will cure 999179
disease.
found min-
ADI" “I“ OHM" l ,
. i
re; Boardman Bur.
of
incorporated June 4, 1906.
to deal in laces, embroideries. etc. Cap-
ital stock. 960.000. divided Into 600‘
of 9100 .each.
business with 820.000.
0an H. Hohuel, John F. Wollyung and
Clifford E. Adams, all of... Norwalk.
AN ALARMING GITUATION
frequently results 'from neglect of clog
zed bowels and torpld liver until con
stipatlon becomes chronic. This condiv
tion is unknown .to those who use Dr.
King's New Life Pills; the best and
we re
n WTHM
10:08:.
P. Dir-1: 25. 4'639. 6: 30, 8: 04. 7: 11.
becticut on Thursday. July 19.
New Bayou road to New York
run over the Lake Shore and Mi
Southern road to Chicago. T
through Ohio, Indiana and
the prairies of the middle west
Three hours will be given for
The
to Denver In over the Union
road. This gives a carriage r
bar at the Hotel Paxton.
day at 10:80 a. m.
trips before the crowds begin to
lug his ticket.
The plans are under the direc
the general passenger agent of
and are approved by District
DEATH FROM LOCK-IA
Bucklen’s Aruica Salve. Its
tie and healing properties
blood poisoning.
chant,
writes:
place,
i ever saw."
Burns and Sores.
of Reneaelaersville.
tNorwalk, drug stores.
RESIDENCE.
erected
being figured.
of colonial
50x36 feet
high. and heated by steam.
style of
orcelaln, bath tubs and
urdwood floors of. quartered
i
plaster.
filling piazza enigma.
000 to 830. 000. “' »
li‘ plans w
45 East 42d street. New York
Mrs Franklin Bush of New
Del" says.
and belching
ould hear of It'll!
until i look Br
60 cents bottle
nothing hel
slant.
perty.
company men.
“a...
from Sammy Curry.
all over the world.
i been heard from in about
TIME TABLE.
m
NEW YORK
A M.-12:59x. 6' 30.
a: 05x. 9: 30x. 9:41,
11:17x
10: 50:,
3: 20. 3: 311:. 4:19x. 5:41. 5' 57
0: 63x, 7: 12):. 7: 64):. 9: 67:, 10: 3
9243!.
P. M.:--12 55x. 2: 47x.
10:00.
9: 14x. 10: 021: If): 05, I1: 002,11:
6: 023:. 6: 09 6: 26. 0'. 00:.
9: 09):. 9: 00x, 9:29. 11:00x.
Oiled-ya.
9' .0P0x. 10: 023:. 11:00x.
a: or... 11:00:.
11:41.
P. M.--12: 02:, 1:10. 3107):.
D: 37: 10:06‘. 12-: 2‘0 H
Nil
2408.11:069.
“:20“,
A. N.:—-9 15.:49tfih.
an"
.Wsllli acil’loi‘ii‘
r. lit-«r: 342.9236. 9. 43. 4
‘9’"
“It cured Seth Burch,
of the ugliestsore on his neck
Cures Cuts. Wounds.
250. at F. H. Brut-
ter' 9 South Norwalk. and E. P. Wood 3,
6:41,
unnecticul Ellis
to the grand ledge ccuyentlon at Deli-1
you that convenes July 9.! is outlined
«as follows:
Special Pullman cars will leave Cou-
by the
and to
attain via the liehigh Valley road.
his trip will afford a delightful jour—
{icy across the state of New Jersey.
hrough the Blue Hills and along the
Lebigll river until nightfall shuts out
the scenery. At Buffalo the our will
chigan
he trip
Illinois
gives the traveler w comprehension of
an au-
ln 0th
trip to
Pacific
ide of
two hours at Omaha. Neb.. and :1 din.
Tho delegates arrive in Denver Bun-
An opportun-
ity will be afforded to take in the side
arrive
By this plan the delegate may re-
turn ovcr any read he desires by stat-
lng his choice at the time of purchas-
tlons of
the de-
partment of the Lelilgh Valley railroad
Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler J. H. .Kelley. of
the Connecticut Lodge of Elks. .
W
never follows an injury dressed with
antisep-
prevent
Chas. Oswald. mer-
N. Y.,
of this
BROOKBIDE DRIVE. GREENWICH.
The plans for the residence to be
for Judge C. D. Burns on
Brooksidc Drive, Greenwich, are now
The'house is to he
architecture.
two and one half stories
The fol-
lowing details are incorporated in the
plans: Electric lights. tile bath rooms.
luvatorlcs,
oak. us
besides pipe covering. mineral wood
and patent
The one will be from $20.-
cre prc
pared by Architect H. Warren Howard
' ONLY cusp: 90R avengers.
Castle.
"I suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
tried everything 1
bed me
In Balm. and one
trod me completely. "
“For sills by R'H. Pleated, 51.81.30,!
ter and; The Clitord Pharmacy.
ATTACK MASE BY STRIKERS.
DILLONVILLE, Ohio. June
An attack. preclininbly by strikers
was made early today on the check
house of the M A Hanna Coal Corn-
pauy at Dillonvd’féi when fifty shots
were fired from a hill 200 feet dis-
There were four watchmen in
the building bull :90 one was injured.
Officials of the. company who earn
holding a conference with Mayor Fiber
ler at that time organized a party and
Went to the mine to protect their pro-
Not a sliptwas fired by the
SAMMY GURRY IN LIVERPOOL.
Attorney John J. Cuneo. of Washing-
ton street, has received a postal curd
Sammy is an
old 80th Norwslk boy who travels
‘He was in Liver.
$001 when he wrote this time. He had
0
8 year.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
Holiness sermons.
In Effect June 10. 1908.
LEAVE. OOUTH NORWALK FOR
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0:,50x 8:68 7:,68 8:,18 9:,40 8:48x.
11: 01.
P. M.~—12:62x. 1:00, 1:461, 2247):.
It. 0:40. '
2.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A hit-12 00x. I2: 093:, 4: 54. 6: 45.
8: 45. 8: 01. 8: 06, 8: 40):. 9' 02x. 9. 09,
03.
P M-12: 03!. 1:04.11208. 2: 00x.
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murder in the second degree. has been
continued until the September term
991 for the defense
99.0! Dnlibury. the young wife charg
ed with having murdered her infant
son by administering chloroform, has
side been continued until September
upon motion of her ecunsel.
glory case now on trial will occupy
siderable evidence to be introduced on
rebuttal, and so it is most likely that
NEW PRI’I‘AIN 8 II «John Ills:
gins. one or the mastic lenders who
has been on strike. went home Setup
day night jubilant over the news of a
settlement and sat down on the pains-
trade of ii. rear balcony at his home
He fell over to the street below and
died from a broken neck A your
ago he fell from the some balcony and
escaped unharmed: He was 00 years
of age and leaves a family.
‘ DEADLY GERPENT BITES
are as common In lhdla as are stomach
and liver disorders With us For the
latter. however, there is a sure reme-
dy: Electric Bitters; the great res
torailve medicine. of which 8. A.
Brown. of Bennettsville. S. 0.. says:
"The restored my wife to perfect
heult , after years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpld liv- '
er. " Electric Bitters cure chills and
fever, malaria. blillousuess..lurne back,
kidney troubles and bladder disorders.
Sold on guarantee .by 'F. H. Baxter,
South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
wslk druggists. Price 50c. at
W
FISH seems INTOXICATED.
CHICAGO, Julie'I lib-.14 dispatch to
the Tribune from Erankfort Ky, says:
“The flake stand at a distillery broke
down yesterday add more than 13.
000 gallons of whiskey was lost. It
made its way to Benson Creek. only
a few feet away Farmers living along
the banks of the stream later notic-
ea hundreds of fish either flouting
lazily on the surface orelse leaping
playfully on the surface and altogether
unafraid of the presence of the men.
The farmers caught them by the bus-
hel. and it was not until the news of
the break at the distillery became
known that the mystery Wag solved.
The fish became intoxicated The loss
to the distillery will reach about $25,~
000.
The illegal opei'aticn case or Dr. All
but F. liter of Bridgeport. root-tub
initiate ted by the grand jury for
f the criminal Superior Court upon
atlas of Attorney 1.3. Klein, coun-
The case of Mrs Bertha Masersup
It Is expected that the Merrill bur
most of next week. there being can
the Rmigcrs and Tripp swindling case
will disc be continued for another
term The Butler murder trlgl could
not possibly be finished for three
Weeks if it were taken up. and so it
Will also go“ over to the September
term it is thought,
OTIMULATIONTWDIJ‘HOUT IRRITA-
ble the proper treatment is to stimu-
late these organs without Irritating
them. Orino Laxative Frult Syrup
Ida digestion and stimulates the liv-
Sr and bowels without irritating these
organs like pills or ordinary cutliur-
tics It does not nauseate 0| gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take.
Plnlsted's Drug Store.
BASKET PIaNlC AT MASONIC
s
The notices for the annual grand
m..ster‘s day at the Masonic Temple
Wulllngfijrd were sent out Saturday
by Grand Secretary John H. Barlow.
The date selected by Guand Master
Benjamin E. Turner of Middletown is
Wednesday. August. 15.. The lnvitu‘
done from the board of managers is
to all the Masons in Connecticut. and
members of the Eastern Star chapter
and their friends The event Will be
a basket lunch. Coffee will be furnish
ed free. and for those Who ll.esire the
ladies of the Eastern Star in Walling
flora will provide a box lunch. Eater-
clses. including remarks and music.
will take plaice about 12 ‘o’Clock. fol
lowed by a reception by the officers
of the grand lodge and the grand chap-
ter.
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» CURED ,OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
(ice. A. Sherman. Usbon Red Mills.
Lawrence 00., N, Y.. writes: "I had
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years; had taken a well- known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until 1
began using Foley’s Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured me of this terrible
disease. Before I began taking Fo-
ley‘s Kidney Cure I had 'to make water
About every fifteen minutes, day and
night. and passed a brickrdust sub»
stance, and sometimes it slimy sub-
stance. I believe I would have died
if I had not taken Foley's Kidney
Cure." Plalsted’s Drug Store. "
‘ ICE MADE DURING FIRE.
CHICAGO, Julie 11 «A dispatch to
the Tribune from Hopkinsville. Ky..
says: —When the ruins of the ice fac-
tory, which. with three city squares.
was destroyed by fire last Thursday
Were examined yesterday. it was dis-
covered that 10.000 pounds of ice had
been made during the progress of the
flames. Just before the fire started
320 freezing cans. each with a capa-
city of fifty pounds of ice were low—
ered into the tank of brlne beneath
the floor An examination showed
‘ at. each can contained a block of
pure Ice.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
109. 25c, 600 and 21. 00 bbttles‘. The
Clifford. Baxter's and PIalsted'I. “
"Cooper." said a colleague to the
Wisconsin representative who attack.
ed Col "Pete" Hepburn in tile Honce
the other day "i don't think Speaker
Cannon likes what you said about
Hepburn. whom be appointed as a con-
felt-e on the late bill. " “The speaker‘ a
position reminds me of a little girl in
my town,‘ Cooper replied. ‘ “She had
been very saucy to her father Her
mother reproved her by saying. 'Mary
you should not talk like that to your
thtlicr You never heard me speaking
to him that way ’ 'Well.‘ answered the
rebellious Mary. 'you choosed him. I
didn't. ' "——New York World.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
The follow ing letters remain uncall-
a‘t uni showrooms: for
the current week.
Norwalk~L S. Catlin. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Daniels. Mattie Gabon Elm- »
crest, Dr N. M, Johns. Carmilftia Jen-
nings. Mrs. Walter Keelcr, Plaza Luigi.
Alice Laws. 188 Washington street.
Joe Luzohosky Flora B. Sherwood, Ed
A Toohey, Wa ter S. Woodson.
13.8. KEITH P. M.
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Be Cool. Comfortable and Unto-Date.
Use an Electric .Lauudru lion.
i
The Reed 6. Volk Electrical C ompaail.
Opp. Telephone Exchange. Phone 82-4.
t
THE “DIFFEQRENOEY IS IN TH.
00 where you ,will for. your cool
supply. the price is very much the
share; the difference in results—heat.
comfort, coal bills. etc—resides in I
superior or inferior quality. The Ir-
ticle of fuel to be found in our yards
Will successfully withstand the sever-
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unmask To amenity.
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t. test. Try it before you place an
or elsewhere. _
lilo Daniel Keogh Coal .09.
19 Ionvloul Ave I. ‘ '
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Leary's own neurotic Place:
:33; Drug store: Isblugton Itrset
Asphalt,
Gravel.
Blue Stone Walks Laid.
Curb Gutter and Fauna Set.
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lot-slums.
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