ids,
MM“ will
‘ ll"
cars and men are 1.1.1.1141. to carry
their some or horses or lib
1.86%.... posing are
prevented under all .circamstanceii.
Umpires will wear a white brsssard
around the right arm above the elbow
ll 8° allowed to pass all lines ‘,
a n
gt ' “st ' s“ '
before “Judge To for
of its” only with 77616? .81
ha Malcolm We tin, 11.11.1111.
1 that adminisnation has granted here in
Bismford on the estate of the late
Gspt.‘ Victor ill Biottlui‘, who died in
7.1111 Angel es. several weeks since. The
petition is based on the ails sites that
Capt Stottlar was domicile here It
was Opposed by his widow. who has al-
ready been appointed administrntrix
1 of the estate by the Surrogate. Abner
C Thomas of New limit, and is now .
in pospession of all the property, for
thlch she must account in the Surro
mate's Court.
NM”? muffler, tail stylish and pro.
v ,. ‘
.nomnk church 1.... your not 111111le
of deceiving his neighbors.
Mali irsm li‘. Brundage, employed I
for 30 years in a large shoe factory
where he acts as foreman, is also a
cooler lodge man, and perhaps net-
or known among honest win-kins
Wm”
h; iris a deep-sea ted
‘ b~f ”idle bronchial tubes and
lid» ”more. and the most. fruitful
$3,133.23 38%.?” BS"; 513,993 source of consumption. It name all schools of
60 Warren select? South Nerwaik.’ “196101110” Ind Mush cures, 168.6946“ with n”
Reflanguhzlalletlfil’zlonn my friends of ”08603 are worthledii “a on .. m
the “great benefit received from rom’gy Wu“. mmau
cure: LIAN‘BA M,
pa, 7m egreateet care by '
cars and men will be taken to avoid
damage to private propcxty. omcsrs‘
1 J gill be geld responsiblehfor wanton
1 amaze y men under t em and ob ‘
mutual £088 IMMtepdpps in. th respect will he sillllmfiii- '
lly punished y severe penalties. it '1 .
Dr.
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.
"i had been mvloilm 0f nervous dys
popsia for over ten years. My stomach
lllliyllllilh “Jim is expected that the soldlorly courtesy ' , “0‘30”“‘5' was 1“ 00““ with “9" in 1 2°
' . w il be hi d a at 0 0,3130 01‘
.' 7972. r111 andsouduct of Connecticut troops will counsel, Robert A Fosdick. who is “3:3: were 7;:ng 5676:2136 Kalillflt of dam, 8110110 . 61' iumphéd CV ry 1, 7.1 1
J J prevent all offences of this kind. acting for Col. Asa Bird Gardiner, of mm, formed on the side of my stom- years. J _ J J v, . , J
‘ .1 . K. Medical officers will he held res Newthlrorki “Hm '9‘ K9319" up9'31“"“1'111111 which was very Ins-a. in fact I William 1818 seyoryfilwuria ans: 81731866068486 the throat
'Ol'ilW' Vere llisued 3‘69“!“ ponsibls for the sanitary condition of 0" e 1"” 0“”: and f‘” M" MW” was told [ had cancer of the stomach 8113M nlfllt- That“ the secret u
rigode headquarters to the the field camps and of Camp Cole Un J J 6h 83061117. mother of the deceased and at one time was inclined to believe and (the! 78' ”MM“ QV 1y ’ kill! til r s .w s’tho
ltd eggggfgngl 61177 dcr the direction of the Assistant Sur- 3.3199313“ goMpJANVJ. ° ’9‘" ”3 w” "0‘ “"‘Bhe‘j' it was it. Doctors advised me to take a omemwoimmam a" on, P to m ' 9
continued until Monday.
Capt. Stottlar died intestate leaving
goon. General, they Will make daily in} rest which I did, butwwbile idle I was
u“—
an the Coast Artillery), do coughingond PalsinglJ or liliigm. restoring the lungs to the vigor
to! the First Regiment going to
mmu'dhlfl cam Till.“ the. 895‘”
true they are not included in the
well tell ow:
wBrigade Headquarters,
Connecticut. National Guard.
courthouse. June 19.1906
Benersl Orders, No.2.
patent to- General Orders No.
, stunt Genersl’s Office, 7:. s.,
Slit the First infanti y
Iitary Rendezvous
. ”IS hereinafter prescribed. The
78'“ and Non- Commissioned
mgr-Flo moths Assistant Ad-
Washes, en route.
”In ouo'r of the Adjutant Gen
“Military Rendezvous, map
00111de to the 11s-
hurts master general stJCamp
morning; by 6
available, and con
dhgvne 8%?
force, under medulla of Colonel
deduce. With this force, Colonel
W will make a march as through
as enemys country omen}: to the
Pains farm where his command will
amp for the night. On the march.
. “ce underear guards, and for the
outposts and interior Mguaid‘s
be tactically disposed, and scout-
ing parties and patrols sent out as
864, will be observed.
"6 day morning. Colonel (led-1
663 wt 1. aka an offensive diepo..lllon
of utilitarian, hgsinst Camp Cole assum-
infill; _ 74 there assemblci to be
party, when fired upon by lur-g
bars, will fall back,- no infantry
will he made at closer they
do; personal contact will
” ill IJcsses except in taking
glob must be done by com-
surrender, ” without firing
éscribed limits No troops
8171.111 100 ysr'ds of artil-
bnt capture of artillery guns
men from dispositions. All
'1 "dfh of the Boston School
road, and all easterly of the
road northerly of an easterly
n'Js mills, will be deemed
lie 77.113611171111115, First Sep-
_ money. and Battery A will
1 il- papa pectiye camps on arriv-
‘ JJ Ga ‘ is. Tuesday moruibg.
cm: L Fitch, Third Infan-
' us one force and make a
. JJ}, spositlon to protect the
1 0 attack above “pioscrllied.
"guards andp
trend patrols and 111811617161?
346707! and infantry to protect
most strap 1
61667117117117; 710306
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Qt.
Gael-wise ordered. both
. ,g, Is. .at
' 616.6% 014777016an 11,
, Plaid Service Regulations, U.
WW6” of theb mane vers.
i be sounded eonly by order of the
command
’ Tmsti'sy ”432619717911 (Jul 3 o 0100
7 lords under comm aghcglogm
will take up no“ me
I, wfiflmiils
466” morning,u he
stmohflu
We" use as
a.
morning and make
itlJrn' the seine rules
I hi ms
6.8.63:
7 "i also: ’
7 no
. 6 ' M
reiiminsryor camp '
M 11 I], hum
1 J 77461 tugboat
it: olllcers of all organiza-
a tr , artillery, cavalry and
iilery, will assemble
' duds, armed and
a‘Js' field and camp
6“ camp is designated Camp
a‘tions except Trodp
Corps‘ will ie‘a‘vc home *
July 9th, 1,906 The
roer, Signal Corps, will
6" Friday. 2. 30 p In.
t.
The Second Inlantry and M71-
finitery will detrain at
in Troop A will i rm a
cross
71 email proper. Paragraphs 538 to
«EEWy Drill Reguletsions, U. S.
A
be'
”4%
.961"
rob-ash when
alive
p there TuesdayJ
organizations to which they are as-
signed, with their recommendations.
which such commanding officers will
enforce.
IpOn Monday. Tuesday and Wed.
nesxday, the organizations in Camp
ColeJ will perform such duty as their
' commanding officers may direct
Beginning 'l‘l11usd11y morning, daily
routine will be:
Reveille, i3: 45 n. m.
Police 0311,0200 14.111.
Breakfast, 0:30 a. in.
Sick Qal1,. 7:00 a; 111.
inspection of Qum tars, 1 7: 45 a. m.
Regimental and Battal-
ion Drill, 31d Inlan-
try. 7. 30t09: 00n.m
Guard Mounting, 9:00 a. m
Regimental and Battal-
ion Drill, 2nd infan-
try 9: 30 tollzdd 0.111.
Troop A Drill, 11:00 i1012200 111.
Qrderiy Hour, 12:00 hi.
Dinner, 12:30 p.111.
Battery A and Machine
Gun Battery Drill, 1:30 to 3: 00 p m.
Troop A Drill, 3:00 fair 00 p. m
Regimental Parade, 4:30 p m.
Brigade Drill. 5:15 p. m
Retreat, 6:25 p. m.
t Supper, 6:30p. 111.
Jet“ Tattoo, 10:00 p 711
Taps. l 10: 30 pm
Review by the Commander invChicf
Roll call will be
at reveille and tattoo; commanding of
‘ licers desiring tattoo with roll call at
9‘ 3i) p. in. may so order it. When or~
gnnizations are not at drill command
ing officers may order shelter tent
pitching, not. to interfere with troops
drilling, instruction in the use of the
rifle, instru lion in field lntrenchmeut
schools in nerd duty and minor inc
tics, or other work not conflicting
with camp routine
XII. Requisition for rations will be
made on the acting commissur-y chncr
tour of duty be
regimental com-
missuries will
6cpo7t to the commie
10 n m., with consolidated ration re
tuin; colummding officers on arrival
will report the number of men present
XIII. Requisition for transportation
of troops, horses and baggage will be
made on the acting quartermastor- -gen-
oral before June 26th. Attention is
directed to the limitation of baggage,
the baggage detail from companies
and the transportation of field staff.
Jami battery horses, as prescribed by
paragraph x G, 0,810.14, A. G. 0.,
C. S.
XIV. Separate regimental and but-
tery guards will be maintained Posts
of the guard will be outshlishcd at gen-
eral headquarters and the gate. The
countersign and parole 101 all guards
will be given out from headquarters.
excc‘ptingrthose for field camps. J ,
ompt roll calls, quick forma-
tions, thorough policing, extinguishing
lights show at taps, quiet and disci-
pline at night will be enforced by com.
mending officers who will place in or
rest sn’y soldier or civilian violating
the good order of the camp.
XVI. Regimental oiilcsrs of the day
Will be held responsible for the clean
1y condition of their camps. and will
cause the mess houses sinks, kitchens
and grounds around them to be thor-
oughly policed before 8 a. m. and 4 p
in. each half day. Regimental quar-
termnsters will accompany the oiiicer
,lnspscting quarters.
XVII Captain Frank D. Layton,
ald- -de—cnmp, is hereby detailed as act-
lng provost marshal in addition to his
other duties.
XVIII. Bands will report to the son.»
for drum-major, 11nd irumpeters to the
chief trumpeter at the has staff, cacti
finial lvilst before retreat.
The commanding officer of
flattery A will 0 use one gun to be fire
«iffy reveiile and retreat. 7
By authority of law the sale
or deliver of spirituous and malt liq!
acre with 11 one mile of the encamp-
meat is hereby prohibited.
,le Fay ayroilp completed and sign-J
ed 11 7dr ct accordance with law mush
delivered at the sdiutant-general' s
office in camp before 10 a. m. on 811
today. Recruits enlisted after Jan
1st will not be horrid on the pay- -roll. 1
i. Enos torment duty being or-
dared by uutJbJorJf tyJ mpf the militia, law.
session man will report for
duty unless excused for fame rs tlJv
teases. Iisgimenthl, battery and. J11
nsl corp in sliders wiilre
e inmfim J
130111163166.“ (45,161.“ 87738361114 FROST.
,, 17.111.41.771” Asst. A ,-Cien.
slvfil‘h
TOP THAT BOLD
$1.1m in Pneumonia.
J ”Bolas
Bro.
rsoue'ltlo +6 6!
Private W (81406446665 of Com-
.1.
in"
. 11......th
».ars..r message .
gs a. Connecticut Natl
a] direct, at least five days before the '
sury at Camp Cole, Sunday. July 8,11t 1
a: drn'tbe‘sre L
J moss and res-
wbsn- ?
g lures, been 4770- divorce rippiicstions,
The Mcinlluglcai Securities Com-
pany of Greenwich filed a certificate
of incorporation in the office of the
State Secretary, ,Suturdny. The un-
thorizcd capital is $2 000 000 divided
in 20 000 shares of the par value of
$100 ouch.
The shares are divided equally into
common and 111cfcircd.7‘h insomnr-
niors are: Jb‘rnnk A. Dill ngham, of
' Summit, ..; Edward Pfeffer. of
New York. and William B Farrell, of
the same- city The purposes of the
corporation as outlined in the cruel-es
of incorporation, are Jto purchase and
, otherwise (acquire bonds, notes, secu-
rities, etc. of the capital stock, of any
associations or corporations, and in
particular for the purported develop-
his or operating mines. mineral lands
.or rights of mining claims to pur-
chase lands and bodies of water in
Connecticut or in any other state in
the United States or the Republic of
Mexico Dominion of Canada. or any
other foreign country. The preferred
stock shall bear non- -cu1nuluiil1e divi-
(lends at the rate of 7 per cent per
annum from the data of issue. There
shall be six directors in the corpora-
lion. divided into two classes. The
holders of the props red stock shall
elect one class of direct01s.nnd thr
_ holders of the common stock the other
class. J. J J
CAB. .. Bid
lJl1J1 Kiri You lien Always Bought
“*7. he "
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1‘43
BOV WEP’JB. .
.*
Tears Fell as his Told of Abuse by
Factory Forsmdnb
in the ciivll ‘élili‘crl’oi‘ court yesterday
the case to Joseph Ai'tiinuno against
the Minnus Manufacturing Co. was
on trial. The plaintiff sues to re-
cover for injuries received willie em-
ployed in the factory of the defen-
dant. The boy got his arm caught
in the belt of a machine, it is claim
ed without negligence upon his part
The boy' a father also sues the com-
pany for loss of services.
Young Joe went on the stand and
told his story with Jthe 11111 of Dopa-
ty Sheriff Louis E Richards The
boy became excited at times as he
thought of his wrongs and the more
some to his eyes as he told of alleg
ed cruel acts and abuse upon the part
of the foreman.
1
CURED OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
(7720.14. Sherman, Usbon flied Mills,
Lawrence 00., N Y.. writes: "I had
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years; had token 3 W911 known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until 1'
began using Foley's Kidney Care. The
first half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cared me of this terrible
disease“ Before :7 began taking Fe
ley's Kidney Cure .1 had to make water
about. every fifteen nunhtss. day and
night, and passed a briclnduet sub-
stance. and sometimes a slimy sub-
stance. i believe I would have died
if i had not taken Foley-s Kidney
Burs." Plsisied’a Drug Storm '6'
W
SWORDFISH ON A VISIT.
The New Million Day reports the or»
rival of the sloop Susie with four b g
swordfish on board. caught off his
task Point. This is proof conclusive
that these wandering fishes have made
the American shore again. They show
up when the water is warn enough.
lie about on the surface of the sen
all summer. and then disappear as'
completely as do the shed or the sol-
mon until spring comes around amid.
They are caught by humming them
and then casting overboard s cash at-
inched to the end of the harness line.
There is a wild chase for the one):
rut finally the fish gives out. the cooler
a secured the line drawn in and the:
fish stuck like a pig with a knife. The
sea is red for a few minutes and seven"
rai hundred pounds of mighty good
fish most are hauled on board.
Wm
AN ALAMMNG SITUATION
éJfrsqusnily- than: msisci of close
god bowels and'torpid liver. until can:
{finalise becomes chronic“. This coeds,
ion is unknown. to time‘s who dream-i
King's 11mm Pill-pt 1114 best and
gentlest rs loinrszof
Barrels. usrssissd by 18'. if.
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emails. 1! Fri 0s fills.
HIAND TWO QOMPLAINTI.
1, Judge William '8. Elmer. state to
3837
yesterday afternoon and today in
for character.
Guards
the petition of Alisnfil.
after-i
incest
of mines (Militias weasel wss' beard.“
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. was with his consent and approval site
‘ in the petition is 11 son of Capt Sioit
. or and
71wath and ,
77.11157J 1m
pony in the civil enemies as
damages of 47 800 and 44.
Elliott the «names: Ywas ester“ 41 most 7y
Bridge. The woman suffered all ii
, J- lbroyid
value in the West. and personal pro-
perty of inconsidcrobie value.
All save 32 .000 of the insurance
iicinrlcs. There being no beneficiary
specified for that amount it goes into
the estate. Because the insurance
money was held by New York compan-
ies. Mrs. Stottlnr applied for adminis-
trlatJion in that jurisdiction and obtain-
or
Mrs Stottlar opposes the granting
of mlmlnistruiiop here, either to her
self 01 to any one also. on the ground
that Capt. Totiiar owned no property
in this Jurisdiction, save perhaps some
personal pioperty in the way of cloth-
ing, and never did and upon the fur
ther ground that this was not his dorm
iciie. She contends that after his Jre~J
tirement from 'the army. eight years
ago. he never actually resided in Stam-
ford, and was never i1e1e, save as a
visitor. The petitioner claims that
this was Capt. Jstottiars domicile at
the time of his '78 slimmest from active
service, and con iuued to be up to the
time of his death.
Mia. Stoitiar Was Captain stoiiiars
second wife They were married at
her home in Boise City, Idaho, Sept.
4,1889 and shortly afterwards they
came elist and went to Boston. where
Capt. Stotilur was instructor in 0. mil-1
ltury academy for about two years. in
December. 1902,0111): Stottlsr Went
West again. He was in a military has-
pitsl in New Mexico; afterwards he
want to El Pnso, Tcx., and later return
ed to New Mexico. in 1904 he went a."
California, and' remained there until
his death. During all this time Mrs.
Stoltlur was not with hip1;..bnt ac-
cording to limcsllmony. Monday, it
l‘i‘imnllied in the, East.
residents is in Brooklyn
The MelcolmJJ. W. Stoitlnr 111ontloncd
Hm present
inr by his first wife
Warren, of Stamford.
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our shillicrs went to Cuba and
the Philippine-«health was the most
important co duration. Willis '7‘. Mar
gun, retired mmissary Sergeant U
S A..ofRurniRo11tc 1, Concord, N. IL,
says: "I was two years in Cuba and
two years in the Philippines, and be
ing subject to colds. I took Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, which
kept me in perfect health. And now,
In New Hm sire. we find it the best
medicine in be world for coughs,
colds, bronchial troubles and all lung
diseases. G11a1a11tced at I". 14.81117
for" s, South walk. and E. P. Weed' s.
Norwalk,dr1 lets. Price 507: and
$1. 06. Trial ottle free.
CARY 48 FOB BRYAN.
who was Miss
Ridgsfisld Gold Democrat Harries into
Free Sliver Game.
"If the election \vcre held this your
there is not the slightest doubt that
Bryan would be dominated for Presi-
dent and elected over any one the Re
publicans could name," said Melbcrt
Ii. Cary. of Ridgedcid.
Mr. Cory who a gold Democmt in
the two Bryan campaigns and was the
7696;300th candidate for governor in;
"Bryan is ilye strongest man in
political arena today.” continued 1‘1'.
Cary, "and the American people could
not have a better man in the White
House.
"But it would be rash to say now
that Bryan will be the nominee in 1808.
for it is impossible to cast a correct
political horn .npe two years ahead.
“However, the Democratic situation
is improving daily and the executive
and legislative acts du1ing the present
session of Congress are bound to react
against the publlcnn party.
“In Connect cut it looks like Thayor
for governor. i hope that the Demo
profs will buys 11 tariff plank iniheir
platform with a positive declaration
for free raw materials. which would
enable our Manufacturers the better
to compete in the wurid' s markets.
"i am also in favor of it municipal
ownership plank, with local option." J
W
s'rmuLA'rioNJ Tin/firmer 1157711741
ble thbfi proper treatment is to stimu
{fits the-3 J101111.111; vathout li‘rriitintiinn
are. run as re 11 y 7)
Aids di clad $18666?ch il‘v-
eslwiihoni. irritating these
organs like aphid or ordinary cathar-
ticl. it doeuiot peasants or gins
and is mild and pleasant to lie
PisiItsd's Dru Store. J
chili Nldliiiiliidl on use or
OONQTRUCTION COMPANY.
James 8. Barry, as minor of West-
gori, and his father. James A. BEEJJJJA
‘60 66667161967708 contract “6.8946118,
lively for iniurlss’ received by
in an ace idling on MsyJ till.
boy will hired
on as
it is claimed 67th J1Eie
to carry tools 'f'o contractors at
work on the 1197761117181 roiling lift
bridge and that en" mi-
tion. owing to s d ‘7
otihis
money goes to certain specifier] bene4 “
factory almost drove me out of my
mind.
“I‘flnnliy was so that I loathed the
sight of food. I knew my poor wast-
wus I to get it? I could not begin to
say how many different ailments I
was told I 11871.1 knew that. i spent
my money flccly for diffeicnt treat-
ments without relief. When. i first
got Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
from Pleisted's drug store I had Very
little faith and great was my surprise
when I began to improve almost from
the first dose. I have now taken sev-
eral bottles of this splendid remedy
and can dige8t pnything I out while
the pains and swelling have all gone.
so er sale by all druggfsts. Bay
"Richards” twice. Ma de by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 63
Worth street. New l(Jerk
m~.W . _.-__.. _.-
HANGING To'a‘sappos'rz"
Rockvllis Wamsn Committed Suicide
.Whiis Her Husband Was at the
State Bungee-fest.
ROCKVlIdsE June 20. ~Mrs Phillip
Hayne. aged 49.710771114106271 suicide gt
her home at 71 Village street yester-
day afternoon. She used a strong
cord, which she attached to the bed-
post and placed the noose around her
neck. She was hangln from the hell
when found her feet sing on the
floor and ban strangled to death. Her
husband was in Waterbury attending
the State Ssengerfest- Mrs, Huyne
had been in poor health for some time
as 11 result of a shock. and had been
dcspondrnt and temporarily deranged.
Her son was inking cure of her for
the day. but left the house for 11 short
time when she committed the deed
llc1 husband is ibemannger of the
Turn Hail saloon
~Fecl languid, weak, rundown? Hend-
11chc?. Stomach “off"?-—Just a plain
case of lazy, liver. B11rd0ck Blood Dit-
tsrs tones liver and stomach. promot
es digestion, purifies the blood.
MAYBROOK FREIGHT JHANDLERS
J STRIKE.
WINST'I‘I), June lit—Tho Central
ficuliy in moving its freight out of
Mavbrook. N Y. ,by reason of a strike
of sixteen yard men at that point on
Sunday night. The men, it is said. do
not like the yurdm‘nster at that point.
Supeiinicndtnt Luing. of Hartford, is
at Msyhrook trying to straighten out
the trouble, but the cars are accumu-
lntlng fusie1 than the men there can
handle them.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle,
3197., says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
ould hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian aim and one
60 cents bottle cured n1 completely. ”
For sale by R H Planted, F. If. Bax-
ter and They Clifford Pharmacy.
new posit. New RAVEN a
“sucrose ransom.
'ri‘Mc‘ reset...
in Effect June 10, 1405.
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VEBMONT BEPUBLICAN CONVEN
' TION.
11701517171111.1511}, June ‘27 ~71.
the absence (if y'cdnf‘esi fill the “iii-l
bernntorini nomination, General filter-J
est in the Repupilcnn state co'hv'en
tion today centered largely about the
N‘Dort of the committee on resolutions.
This committee held a protracted see
sion' 111st hi hi and it was understood
today thntti 19. platform w icb the com-
mittee would product or adoption
would include a clause practically cu—
do1sl11g the then] optics of liquor laws
suiiicci to certiin perfecting amend.
meats. This expected endorsement
was 1cgardcd significant particularly
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because of the announcement. inton-
tian of Percival l" Clement, of But
land slender in the movement for the
passage of the local option law four
years ago. to run as an independent
candidate for geyernor.
For the nomination for governor
Fletcher D. Proctor of Proc.tor son of
Senator Rcdfleirl Proctor, was the only
cundidhto. There were contests for
lieutenant governor, state treasurer,
and strife auditor;
HOJW’S THIN
We offer one Hundred Dollar‘s Re»
ward for any case of Cdtarrh that can
not be cured by Hal 3 Catnrrh Care.
I". J. CHENEY a 0, Toledo 0
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
bacincss transactions and nancinlly
able to carry out any obligat one made
by his first.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholeshle Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall‘s Catarrh cure lb taken inter~
nnliy, acting directly upon the blood
11d mucous surfaces or the system.
nestimoniuls' sent free.“
bottle. ,Soid by all druggists..
potion.
TWO SAILORS KILLED.
SAN FRANCISCO June 20. ~Through
the breaking of the torsion gallant
yard on the Frcrich lilil'it’ Francois yes-
ierday two man sailors who were on-
gagcd in making soil were killed.
DEATH F’BOM LOCKJAW
never ‘Jfollows ah injury dressed with
Bucklcns Arnica Ball‘s. lts antisep—
tic and healing parties revent
blood poisodl ng.
chant, of Reneeela‘ersvllie,
writes:
place, of the ugliest so? on his neck
I ever saw." cures his. Wounds,
Burns and Sores. 25c, at F H. Bax-
N.
Norwulk. drug stores.
‘Opp. Telephone Exchange,
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s
Price 767: perJ‘ J M
Toke Balls sunny Pills for couch-l
gm
has Oswad, mef- ,
“it cured Seth Burch, of this 3
ter' a, South Norwnlk, sndE. P. Wood’s.J
"fills of fuel
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~Re'lv. Andrew
:71 pastor here.
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Mexico and Cl
found Writings
dox hearers.
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‘71! ch begins July 9 0n 30' conditions to commanding officers “‘3 “V" M Th" 86““ ““ce' some W“ 1" 01’9”” ”1 email was so nervous that the noise in the M
for A deuterium .886. mi ““3?an a cure clcnr down to
AoAN Nor riser .- NAN.
Bo Declares a.Pastor of Eastern Con-
necticut. the ow
CENTRALVALLDY, Conn, June 30
l
Memoir. Congregation-
stai'tied his hearers
Sunday evening by saying that Adam
Was-not. the :ilrst'lnan, that the earth
was very oldxmhensiAdsm came upon
it and was inhabited by 11 pre-Adamic
in Egypt and China as well as in
d America. have been
and skeletons of mam-
malls that point to a- race long existing
before Adam's time.
41th much discussion with his ortho-
The sermbn cre-
In a former sermon he
took the liberty to dispute the Inspii-
atlas of the Old Testament in its on-
tJl1'.ety
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