institutionally Tailor
‘ moron. my 13.~nuvini
“temporarily ”lost the opportunity to
“utilisation. looking for something to
iiill
magmas—in short to establish a cab
prod colony on the edge of aristocratic
Without. its citizens are indignant,
and while the hotter-headed ones talk
of resorting to force through secret
- heman' on the fence. it looks like an
' , ltirtrto make a little easy money, but
ifelmont is mighty indignant.
i, poem of affrouted virtue is due to the
5 lie ntlon that so many bothers are
gyn 't e‘hnbit of,eujoying a dip in the
acooi waters of the upper Potomac in
rovided them, that respectable clii.‘
i 3 cannot take their faiullies out in
can it o’ afternoons. The
51100 been up the river, but has not, suc-
ceeded in catching any of these later
‘dny. Adams. Really, Washington.
musthaw something to discuss, and
having exhausted these two topics, it. ‘
tau over the: doings of Congress.“
,‘nito‘utmd' having found it. is filled -
, motion and afironted virtue; .
’ The indignation is due to the fact that.
its residents of a suburb called Bob 1
out have discovered that it is pres.
edito sell an adjoining sub-division «
: ing it bottle at Plaistcd‘a drug storo‘
._ .. _ uranssio‘;. . use- p , am .
This Happened 1.. south Norwnlk and slowly mi :0 mt its"! 1 Ion
; is Published for Your information. ‘ ' ¢ Whu.‘ he); an» up a
i
’ llichurds Dyspepsia Tablets.
"‘ neighbors should be good enough for
. 5’0“. ,
i . "A?! Di" Richards 93790000” T001018. from the shanty which was blown up,
. been nearly threemontbs since i tin-
. not'hud a return of any of my old
_ troubles during that time i am bound
‘ cramps in the stomach which at times
‘ bled with gases and constipation.
took three bottles strictly according to
Do ran know of any stomach medi ‘ GHlOAi.iU.-.Juiy i3.—~Three “men
cine which has cured onetenth as were blown to pieces, threo‘othera m.
Willy 50001 NOTWlllk 000018 as Dr. l‘ully injurcd,'and several others badly
iurt. by an explosion which early to-
l'lmltifitly. DO YOU? day wrockoii.a shanty in the Mclaugh-
What hill! cured iii“! 13 01111“! Willi. lin stone quarries at Beliwood a short
distance northwest of Chicago. There
is evidence that the explosion was
,Mr. James O'llurra. mechanic, 20 up, rufiuu'of a plot." -‘
West avenue, South Norwulk. Court. The dynamite wad of the quarry
sill'fii‘“ ‘ whidi is at a considerable distance
had 11800 Book“! of very highly l0 "‘9 was broken up. and the dynamite can
i (19911190 ‘0 ill“? them it trial 0‘01““? tied in flimbiillding, in which a num-
ber of laborers were sleeping, and ex:
ploded beneath the structure. The flur-
vlvora all declare that there was no
dynamite around their shanty when
they retired for the night. All of the
men killed and. injured were Greek
and ltalinu laborers. , ~ .
BUSINESS MEN BANQUET.
HARTFORD, July 14.-——Menibers of
the Business Men‘s Association to the
number of 200 held their annual out»
lug yesterday at Riverside Grove near
Springfield, where an old~fnshioned
clam dinner was served. Athletic
events; and a sail on the Oriver wore
features of the excursion.
about the first of lust I“(‘lil’lllll')'- 1
directions and was completely cured
of u bad case of indigestion. it has
isiied the third bottle and us i have
to believe that i am cured for good.
1 had severe pains betwocu the shoul-
ders, bud headaches. and was frequent-
ly attacked with the worst kind of
would only be relieved by the admin-
istering of some powerful medicine by
the decline. 1 was also much trou-
it
was not an uncommon thing for me to
go three or four days without buying
OLD INVENTOR DEAD.
WORCESTER, Muse, July 13.—~
Many a south Normal “out!
Find Thoma Io. , “
To have the pains andschoo o
bad back removed; in be entirely from ‘ . “
tram annoying, dangerous urinary dint:
orders is enough townhouunlhlilil”
suiferer grateful. ’i‘o tali’ how this
great change can be brought about will
prove comforting words .to hundreds of
South Norwulk readers. . ' _
Mrs. Rachel Morton, of 33 Franklin.
St. South NOI‘Wnlk. Conn. says: "1.
have been ‘i,:....i.2.£ with my kidnoiifii
more or less for eight years. My back.
wouldache so that i could ;not*‘ sleep
at nixh-t’and at times there would be
sharp pains there. i was also troubled
with a slight urinary difficulty and
when i caught cold. it settled in my
kidneys. causing more suffering than
at any other times. . Hearing of peo-
ple who had been cured of such trou-
blue by 0 use of Dunn's Kidney Pills.
i decide: ‘to try them and get a box at
Plaisted's Drug Store. 'l'hoyoid ‘l.
that was claimed for them and bolero ,
l had taken a whole box, my back was.
free from pain. the urinary trouble was
corrected and i felt better in every
wily." .
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
coals, Foster-Milburn Co.. Buflalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
Staten. ' ,
Remember the usms—Doan's—aud
take no other.
organizations to prevent. the erection ,
a movement. of the. bowels. The little
yellow pills called LliXilt'illllfllii which
conic with those tablets corrected this
boring Goes. the inventor of the hand
screw wrench which bears his name.
died at his home in New Worcester.
on canvas.
diveiiinss, the more conservative .
talkie! buying the promoters off. To .
'l‘he ‘
lmly the clothes with which nature .
sheriff I
, This Special
Sale of Suits at
Consists of incomplete lines of our regular $18
and $20 suits spiced with a special purchase of
r maybe forced to return to the old - . ‘ . .
question of Presidential possibilities. our maker’s $20 and 2:2 Summer Suits niostl '
.. , . Q
. “whom“, ,5, my h, we mum worsteds in gray official along with relour hmsh
. figures the National Rivers and lii‘ir- _ ed cassimcrcs ni‘iiattv checks.
0i ~‘-ongress ‘is dcnominutlng ts ' ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ '. . . ' '. .
.o’ work to, 1th,, “gummmon and “mm... Buying means satisfaction and a saying of
of the ‘pinn'or increased nrrmariav from $3 to $7. Me Sllll have all Sizes.
lien for an improved system of litii‘- , WW
bbrs“ nd internal waterways, and cor. x ‘ .
beenmtiaigiiflifirii‘iiysiiiigfiiiiigtv: iii; . At $9.50 and $12 we offer all incomplete
claim in a',,,,,,,,,,,, My. ' Ml... 'm‘e' lines of our falltty‘clitlvltlts, Scotch tweeds and
average‘freisht rate by rail in this , fancy'worsieds. Great values, in all sizes.
country is about 8 mills per ton per
' mile, by water. even under the inadc~
quote existing system. it is only 0ch
bill! of one mill. A general use of
Water transportation, made possible by ’
increased appropriations undresultiug -.
in a saving of more than 1500 per cent.
on freight, does seem to be important. '
Furthermore, statistics show that the .1
average freight cur last year moved,
only twenty miles a day-a record
-' '00:“ moving only with oven
7“ uggish stream could put to blush.~
, say nothing of what sell-propelling
f ‘ to would do. The fact. tiiat lll-'
Meaning strides in the improvement
, and ebeapening of the transportation
.opntem of the country is necessary is
, instnn'ccd by a report of the Dcpurt- ~
turnout Commerce and labor, which
. in commenting on the failure of the
United States to win a fair amount of
South American traffic—the share be
“inf less than ciic-tiiird——ascribes this
fit lure to poor transportation facilities.
’ ,Eumpeibelng very little farther from
gonth America titan this country is,
‘ it is ‘GVklent that only by cheaper ruins,
' belt a! the National Rivers and liar-
,l‘I‘ Cons s proposes to bring about
, supported nits campaign, can South
, hmeriea be brought to trade with this
ibountry. The opening of the Panama
Pf anal will, it is claimed. mark the
l uni stage in the commercial struggle
;' r'South American trade, and unless
.. y that time the North Atlantic ports
V {are in a position through improved
".‘fit and harbor facilities to offer
: pting mice. It looks as if different
~‘ eels. and not those of Uncle Sam,
‘fivill ill] the big ditch.
O "1‘
‘ : ‘ The latest inucsllgniiou by Dr. ll. W.
\T’Wlloy, chief of the Bureau of Chem-
istry‘of the Department of Agriculture.
‘ .ioiwith 150 fat broilers. Most poultry
in‘thomarket is frozen without being
drawn. The practice was approved
3 in storage warehouses throughout the
0 dairy which buy and soil, or loan
,nno‘y‘ upon, stocks of poultry. ’l’hoy
blind that fowlii which wurc drawn
Wuuickly moulded inside and soon
(deteriorated, while the uudriiwu i'owl
tildn't. As cold siornac has become
l“
L. .
.11: necessity to the handling of produce,
\illmmouidinu decided the manner in
which firwlb'wcre best. kept. " it seems
, ‘ cold storage facilities have revolti-
'gio lied the marketing of chickens.
“Wold some. The stocks at peak
try nowadays are not the by-produeta
,. tiMlleflomyfirda-ull over the country.
j wills bulk of tho fowls no longer
NJ ‘to ‘town cratcd for market and
. Wins loudly thoroat. There are
. . Whitetail“ farms" whcro tons of
7‘ thousand! of chickens. ducks und
‘ ,< no at n time din their discontent.
, . hora scientific food and feeding are
applied. and for a certain period the
unicorn stuffed. A~few days he-
tlioy are killed their food stops
tolr crops are empty when the
our sets them. Then they
‘ ti. Poiiitcrerii say there is
portunity after {roaring for any
to tulle place detrimental to
- l or the consumer. it. however.
' aup‘to Dr. Wiley to determine.
..........
,. mill on dollars in an eleven
‘ puree that-toils the ,iiiory of
, o , liberating package which has just
‘ ’ deposited in the Treasury here.
"not. so one might. think, tilled
_«,prloolsss jowois. thin (.viursel
' p ‘ Jobber handle, but wit
10.000 Milan-4000 in all.
they are being holdup the
to prevent bills (if their do»
on?” main; a drug on the
ntter‘for conjecture. but
niun that only on tour pro.
4: one ln<tho historyiof-tho
’ y so such great wealth. been
‘ t this?» man encompass—-
ny 1" busy i: one it;
4 w. 31“.»
’25
$22. .
Some of our finest and 4:23 suits in
lines that ar‘an'completc, drop to $20.
,.
For’lVa‘cstion.
.. Good serge stands up so wiell in ‘
the stress of vacation, that it do-
scrvcs first place as the all-round '
Summer Suit. Every one of our
blue Serge Suits is warranted inst
color and in style and fit they
speak for themselves.
and double-breasted
models, {all and half-dined, in all
sizes for men and young men,
$10 to $25.
Tropical outing suits. Site to
$25, and eating trousers in wide-
Single
‘ deservegreat praise."
lust trouble and constipation no longer
bothers me. something that bad uot
happened for years. Dr. Richards
Dyspepsia 'l‘ablcts :‘md ixixoconiflis
today, from old age. lie was 94
years and six months old. Mr. Coos
was born in Worcester.
TRAVIS BEATS TRAVERS.
ENillJ‘lWOUl). N. .l., July l3.»—Wal~
ter .1. Travis, of the Garden City Golf
Club, bout Jerome D. Travers. of Nae
SM, 1.. l._ it 'up and 2:10 pluyriii the
For sale by all druggists. Best
to say “Richards" twice. Price 50
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia 'l‘ablet Association, .53
Worth street. .‘ew York.
umntcur golf championship of the Uni.
third round of the tournament for the
ELKS OFF F
___....
Con-
WIli Atend “Mile High" Annual
Vention in That City: .
BOSTON. July Jar—The New Eng.
land delegation to the annual conven—
tion of the Grand Iliaise of Elks. com-
prising about 2:30 members. left-Boa-
tou today for Denver. where the ses-
sions will be bold. « The party- traveled
in a special train and arrangements.
were made to take on additional can
FOOD FROMiifHEJUNGLE" ted States (lolf Association.
at Lowell and from Lewiston, Me
M
Even Russian Peasants Riot. When
They Have to Eat It.
S'i‘. l’ld’l‘idllSlllillil, July '14.»~l.nter
dispatches from Kauyi-shin. where a
crowd of Asiruithuus yesterday or ,,
,~ BoWker’s
rested the mayor, cliloi of police and
sort-ml imliccineu who were known
to bc prtmicutora and beat. them, sul’
that lllt‘fil‘fiillllu urasc over the fact
ihill rotten meat was soldi‘lrriiu- amni-
cipai shops.
122 WATER STREET
COAL AND we
AGENTS FOR
0D”
{it'i
Fertilizers.
,B. HerShfieid & son.
MK :u
33 SOUTH MAiN STREET.
Mldsumuwr Clearing Sale oi La
The Paris Chili ii. Suit (House,
SOUTH NORWALK‘.
dies' Stilts, Coats. Skirts, Waists, Shirt
not to that of a a ll ,tul
Washington «Willa i
-. . 2 Specials ini'Noiiilis’
£9de , f
" 10.00,
Maui”! . .“f't ..
_' Dalston.
i
were $6 to $155 figure in the sale at $4.90, $0.00,
$7.90 and $9550. All sizes Mite 20. »
ammo...
monument!
“NMGB' CORNER."
y'nnrnom'on'r. eons.
”Suits from lines that liip m
ncl
To Men
Sun
mils,
Children
$2. $250. $3 and $050-
very special values.
"Seiiitli" $3.50A‘Oxigi‘vlo; bathing
bags and null cues.
odels, wool—crash and flan—
imer fixings, straw halls and
hammock, and . trunks,
i
., _ at
buy 800,000,000 hours. or live cciil ci-
guts—ton for each person in the Unit
ml States. or 160.000 ions of candy.
enough to sickt-u cvcry child in the
land for a week and lilillit' necessary
another “0.000.000 to pay for “Will-
clubs and doctors. (inc person has
cvcn had the tcuierity to ltht‘ll that
ii l’lllllil purchase a winning baseball
ll';illl for Washington, but this has
llii’ll vociferously dcnicd.
Growing spacial acrius wholesale, to
lu- taken into the stomach of tli-~ pub-
lic by the billion, in Fillllt' of its uuoer
sound ism fact, courci'ning which the
Department of (‘-i)lilill(‘l'('ti and Labor
has just given out. some surprising iii-
ftu'uniiion. Science has pretty well
educated the public to the understand-
inu that germs must. be included with
death and taxes in the list‘ of things
which cannot he escaped. but making a
business of breeding them for Cillnlnl‘l‘-
rial purposes is something now. New
crthelcss, the Department reports llllll,
in France wine germs. which lllilllt‘ it
imssiblc to duplicate the famous wines
of llordcaux or lioi‘tiundy, :irc unions
the latest articles of trade. ’l‘iiost»
gi-ruia are obtained from the drugs of
media which have contained aciuiluo
old wliii'; bred in u upt'i-iul proppin-
tlou. and when needed. placed in u
tube of sterilized grape juice. Ailcr
a few days the juice effervesreuctm in
full fermentation, resulting. it is said.
in imparting to it the exam bouquet
and characteristics of the wine from
which the germ originally f‘illili'.
“'l‘ho livost and liveliest political is~
sun of the country today is public
ownership." says it. 'l‘. Newcomb. the
Washington economist and statistician.
“To a great extent it is at present a
local issue. taking the form of a move-
iacut for city ownership of gas and
electric plants and street cars. but it
is bound to grow from this to a de-
mand for national ownership and op-
eration of all sorts of industrial on-
tcrprises. The propaganda for now
orument intervention is being actively
presented» in all [parts of the country
as a remedy for all our business evils.
real or alleged." Mr. Newcomb doe
"voted an address before the Ameri»
can Association for the Advancement
of science a tow days ago. taking up
the question of municipal ownership
front the point of view of the one
pioyee. ills conclusion was that. for
tho laboring man the government. is a
less dooirnble employer than the ma
divldual or corporation. An oxumimu
tier: of warm statisticians made by
Mr. Newcomb shows that In the past
ten yearn the name oi~privntely om-
plnyod labor advanced over 12 per
cent, while there was no advance in
the pity for: publtcvcmploymeut. Fun
then-more. the government has the now-
er to compel service. and finds it: no
county to examine this power when
ectopic other, poi-$11,: it on
g W gilt his
him: once: lit Wilt .. is y
.iontedmpld: but Dr. King‘s New lites
bent con
' '2.
tiresome: an employer on a large, 7. , . .
totem ' _ the mat a drain most of us “to“
‘ilchooi tear methionine brickn in: ‘
We '
new phase of the question and one
that is likely to attract (‘illlSltlt‘i'llllli‘
iuicrcst unions; t-iiipioyrcs in lnilus
tries in which the agitation for input»
cipul ownership is now going nil.
While lili‘ Ulllt'i‘i‘fi iii l‘iiiltr'Szilii's
ill‘lll) lil'i‘ not illlt‘il \viib dcliulit tl\'t'l‘
the importation at an English iiriiiy
tailor who is in make for ”IN” Hill-
forms as is iuiit’orius. at a rust of
smoothing like hillf a year's salary-
ihni is to say, $500 to $1,000 for ouch
otiilitu-ibr privates are putting coir
sldcruhlr satisfaction out oi the slate.
merit of Mr, Winter, tho iullnr in ques-
tion. to the ci'i‘vci that the American
lighting man is the smartest, host built
and best set up in the world. llei’ore
lcnviuu‘ England, the artist with the
shows was quoted as crlilriuiuu our
soldiers iiiivorsrly, but lunbua learned
from experience. and now admits that
they are far ahead of even his own
beloved 'l‘ouimy Atkins. being true
beefy and generally "suinricr" in up-
[lOlll‘illit'i‘. Since the private will not
he form-ii to lay out n small fortune lll
clothes, he can accept the compliment
cheerfully, instead of with the sorrow-
ful rvsiuuiucut accorded to it by his
oiilcers who have to pay. not in ”11'
piper, but to the taller.
l)own on Chesapeake lluy whore mid-
summer broods ioridly over the oyster
shticliinu plants, preparations are be
ing made which betokou u change in
the way the householder want}: his
oysters. A tremendous amount of
energy in cleaning is accompanied by
symptoms that the time-honored. un»
covered oyster pull will no more. or
not so often, be part of the familiar
odds and ends on the floors of grocery.
nr '1 meat shops. Ono effect. perhaps,
of the packing house report and the up«
rising in the pains of cleanliness which
followed it. is this sudden preparation
to put the oyster into shining tin cans
safe from dust or contamination. the
cans to so into ice and stay llit‘i'tl uiiv‘
iii opened in kitchens in New York.
lilinois on thrnako. ‘
, LAWRENCE.
-..
A THAGIC FtNiSH.
It waichman's noulcct permitted a
leak in the great North Hen dykc.
which o‘child’o linm could have stop
pad. to become a ruinous break, on-
vasiatlng an entire province of Hot-
iunl. in like munflfil'vKtlfillillh Mo
lvor. of Vunceboro. Me. permitted a
little cold to. go unnoticed until a
tragic lllllilll=Wilh only averted by Dr;
King's Ncwiiiscovory. lie writes:
"Three doctors savanna up to «lie. of
lung. inflammation. cursed by a page
cover-y. unveil niy lilo." ,Guaruntoeti
, and will care, at F. H.
hunter's, nth Romain. and it. P.
Wood's. Norwnlk. drug stores. We
and 01.00. 'l'riul bottle free. or
W
...
LIFE'S FARM AT BFlANCHVILLE.
Letters Written by the Children are
Pathetic and Yet Full of Thank-
tuinus.
Every wwk Life has an illustration
of dimi'uui phases of the (-liildrcii's
outings at Life's Furui, llrzmchviiic.
and tropics tit‘ sumo of the letters writ-
ion by the 1 My children who enjoy the
hospitality of this \\'t)l“lll_\' institution
for two \\'I‘t‘l\:~‘ during the ulllllllll‘l'
mouths. Sonic of tho li'liltl'fi are unins-
lui: as well as pathetic. We wuudr-r
do many W‘Ulili‘ n-ulizo what it means
in a city l‘lllld. especially in the poor-
t‘f‘ districts. to not out into the coun-
iry for a. couple of wepks'.’ if you
have never lli'l‘ll flit-r0, just drch
down to Life's l‘ui‘ni some day and
watch them» poor little walls at play
and see the cure and attention they
involve from Mr. and hire. Molir, ihc
superintendents. it will repay any
(ini‘. ‘
Following arc Hollie oi‘ the letters
sent by the children.
Dear Alinliczwl poor you are fool-
ing wall linv.‘ is llculry and Joe. l
am having a \wrv good: llllli'. l climb
up lb..- trout. cvcry day for apples and
lwrrics.
near liioilit»i«~~--l am no lonosouw for
you and i am baviua a good (line.
To thiic ----- i am mad because you
wouldn‘t kiss mo.
llcnr i’upu~ urc thilllllilll ill mo ,be~
cause i did not kiss yoii.
limir Moihrt' «Just ill few lines bap-
iug to find you In unod health and lot~
ting you know i am tnioylng inyscif
in tile boat of \Vlll‘iiiiltt We not us
much much loud an die want us my
letter is getting long i remain your
loving daughter.w‘llidgoilcid Prose.
CAST. ,' RIA
mum, 0m.
Tia Kiri in line baptinzli
Bur-til ‘ . ,
° “4 by»,
me .
Stun-cm of
'oAiuN nook sicunoiou.
The ilrsi popular dentition of the
sermon from the New York Division
under the imiuugcinet oi’ the New
Yo “gilt‘iew‘llnvotrn Horttoirtt‘
roa "Company will .liavii
on ‘ “glossary. int
ironic 1 low .(Iflli.
tom taunt-int,
duo New flavor?“ 1“ 5
transfer is made
celebrated meow" ,, to new
rim
fill?"
its “at thmtlllfi ..
‘ Mn ' fir .0 0
. .I . tire
lioylineforthis
0.200.
COME AND 825 THE BPLENDID
vaults OFFERED iN ode man's
AND YOUTHS’ SUITS AT $7.00 AND
$10.00.
it‘s our C(lllkilliill iiiiu to make this
store loud for big clothing values.
Every purchase here is a lesson in
thrift. economy and good judgment.
Men's Shirts from .300 to $1.50, with
or without collars.
Itlcu's Trousers from 81.00 to $5.00.
Cbildrcr's Straw Huts. to clean out:
this ones for 100, 50c ones for Kilo.
Washable Neckwenr. 25c.
Got the habit and go to the
lite Copyright'Glatliiag 00.
6 North Main St. South Norwnik, Ct.
HARRY GOODWiN,
Manager.
humanitarian“;
marsoannamaoao.
.._....,_.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 10.4005.
._-.._...
LEAVE IOU'I'H NORW\LK For.
NEW V . .
A. Fl.——12:00x,'0:30. 6:41. 0:18,
6250:, 6:58 7:58. 8:18. 8:40. 8:48x.
19:05:. 0:80x, 9:47, 10:00:. 11:01.
. li:17x.
P. Maw-12:62:. 1:00, 1:45x, 2:171,
5:20. 3:81x. 42191:. 5:41. 6:57x. 0:40.
0:03x, 7:12x, 7:541. $571.10.“.
Sundays.
It. M.-—12:50x, 0:.01, 5:111, 8:57.
9213!.
P. hi.~12155x, 2:471, 0:5”. 5:41.
0:57x, '.’:00:, 7:18. 7:0“. 8:25x. 0:071.
10:09.
NEW VORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.“~122008. 12:09:, 4:54. 6:46.
0:40. 8:01. 8:06. 8:10x. 0:021, 0:00.
0211:, 10:02:, 10:06, 11:'i0x.11:03.
P. M.—-i2:0ilx. 1:04. 1:301. 2:00x.
2:55. 8:314. «031:. 4:00. 4115:, 0:32,
15:02:. 6:00, 0:80. 0:001. 0:03, 0:08.
8:02x, biotin, 0:20. 11:00:.
Sundays.
A. M.~rh:00x. 12:00:. 0:00. 7:30.
0200:, 10:02x. 11:00:.
1’. M.-—12:06. 0:01, 0:00:, 0:501.
8:02x. 11:00:.
7:24, iizilil. 9210:. 0:451. 10:12:, 11:05:.
11.41.
P. M.—-lil:0h, 1:10. 13:01:, 3:22;.
4:19. 5:20. 0:0”. 6:28. 7:07x, 9:08!»
0:27, 10:00:, 11:00. ~
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