maternity: ,
.. . food bill directing the secretary of
' “the“!odds or drugs. etc, found to be
2.0 ‘{
. vwkfblilubron. Jbly‘21.-Although
' '" did not’approprlate requi-
%..withwhlch‘to carry out the
for the pure food law on:
i‘lhg the closing days of-the
of: session. «complete arrangements
king to the rigid enforcement. of
ill law will soon be agreed upon by
heads of departments charged with
I; {this .Theoe officials are the se-
_ . rlsfs' of 'the treasury.“ com-
‘ éroe and labor and of agriculture.
the new law does not go into one-
‘n until January 1. 1097, and it is
. dgrstood that the first deficiency
d" rossiwlll‘provide the means
'I . lento enforce it. Secretary
.1 will;dsiegate Dr. Wiley. chief
a”?! damn: chemistry. to’ repre-
f n’t grlcnltu're department in de-
.r bring the rules for the adminis-
.. Ego of the pure food law. but se-
,. _ 'flll="’10r'rlhl8‘dllty have not yet
been made by the other secretaries.
"Tilers was some comment at the
e‘ the conference report on the pure
bill was submitted in the effect
. ”some of the drastic provisions of
“' thahleasure had eep eliminated by
. the conferees. bile this may have
been true in one or two Items. theau~
thorltlea express their satisfaction In
. the law.“ a ‘whole. and say that It
on led all the excellent features of
til ‘lllinglist statute, with some addi-
tions that strengthen its provisions
“\Altb'ough' the section in the pure
asil’éblt’ilre to create standards for
pure food, etc, was stricken out that
officials is notwuhout authority that
. will: enable him to make himself a
‘tcbrur'io those who may persist in
putting impure foods on the market
after t law becomes operative. See
tioii 4 of the set provides that .cxnm-
ination'a of specimens of food and
drugs shall be made by the bureau of
chemistry “for the purpose of deter-
mining wether such articles are adul-
telutte‘d or misbrnuded within the
meaning of this act." The section
then provided that if it is found such
adulteraiod or misbrandlngs exist, no-
tice is to be given the party from
.whom the samples were obtained to
. . ‘.I'To"‘film an opportunity to be heard.
many of the provisions of the law
have been violated. it becomes the
duty of the secretary at once to certify
thaxfaétfl’ to the proper United States
listriet attorney. . .
if. then becomes the duly oflhe dis-
: u'lct attorney to begin proper pro-
..oeodlngs'agnlnst the manufacturers of
impure. “without delay," for the eu-
forcemeni of the penalties provided.
After judgment of the court the score-
tary is required to give notice by pub.
lloatlon of the results of the case in
such way as the regulations adopted
may brevide.
These regulations will be agreed up-
(in by the three heads of the depart-
.nlentlong before Congress reconven-
sl. ‘ it Is believed by these officials
that the new law will have a salutary
eflect from this time on. and that
.‘ In'wnufncfurers will take cognizance of
iglpmvislons before the hour comes
on they may be prosecuted.
pprtmenr or agriculture. soon means
tniigo ahead with its Investigations In
the matter of impure foods, and this
'1‘ iriduiry ‘wlll be pushed with all pos-
' slble vigor between now and the first
the year, In order that data may
, ‘.;at hand at the earliest possible
. . . moment for the enforcement of the
. m.
' While experience may show that
.t‘ recent pure-food law is not as
d ,Itio «many would wish. there are
. souls provisions that speak loudly for
”10 public good. It will go hard with
puissant. the period oi six
. of" Jannary 1. next. every
0 offered for sale for human con-
‘ muot‘bear on the label of the
xx, bass or whatever form
mu
, .. .thut, day Is not looked forward
to It grout for by the manufactur-
II.
A can French 99
of: many other
i . « l. . you.
for ionic
'eorhlnll what has boob demonstrated.
.Followinf the meat and game. experi-
.. , :meutsiw Ii .
' . an! and other products.
.perimants will show that ‘no food pro-
".fnr‘a longer period than ”one year
without deterioration. if these ovperb
.ly' It Is i‘lkely‘tiiai: u‘deterblinod of-
Inspection law i‘o'bmupol the pine-
»food standards Were stricken out in
he chemistry bureau of the dc-
egsl manufacturer who falls to
a his in which foul-posse!
r ‘ #011 hi stock or on the mar-
)Ihelhor Itbe food or drink.
. . . . or mhay take. an x:ccnruilo
d n of t e contents. spec a -.
«Vinmfigtme'of drugs and the dawn‘
ers .those patent medicines exten-
.oivfigledvoriised and said to be sold
laurel. quantities in prohibition com-
tios. .
‘7’ same rule will apply to tempt-
We; preserves and lollies. sold
We made" and which analysis
‘ ‘Inveomposod largely. It not
i. 0.! In urinal. propor-
,.-with raring extracts in
. silyvmuy of lolly want-
0 colored with chemicals more
~polsonous when taken by
as. aspara-
, 1 i ll refillable:
‘ one pass roan so
' . 'l’iy of an Monors’
‘ "a lately pure" but
. will: dflfollll Ito t nitrate.
‘W of marvel no. will
to. penulno goods. but pro-
» alkaline eye. or the
vi .4... compelled to
an announcement that
f. be purchaser exactly
‘1 flunk-maids; o
of sold ridrsn and am
dildo. osmium months. 'utfab
piglg‘i'wfi' point they dolor-Ion
said at. the‘dopartmout to be too ear-
ly to antimony; nhnouucolnflnt‘ cou-
bs‘ made with cold storage
it is believed that this series of ex-
ducts can be kept. in cold storage
ments demonstrate this fact positive.
fort will be mado‘ln‘fiondress at, some
subsequent session to unload the meat
ing of dates of Inspectionou the la
bels of all canned meat products. So-
cretary Wilson believes "thin the pack-‘
are. will learn that their'protlncta are
less soluble without the dates being
affixed and that the packers themsel‘
ves in time will request that the law
be amended in this respect.
In preparing the regulations for the
administration of the pure food law
the board having that limiter in chur-
ge will call before It manufacturers
of food products from all over the
country for the purpose of getting
their ideas and such suggestions as
they may wish to offer. Experts and
chemists will also be consulted. The
law itself provides for punishment for
"ndultsratious and mlsbranding with-
in the monument this act." and these
regulations will set forth in detail
just what misbranding false labeling
and sdulteration. etc. is. Thus. while
those sections giving the secretary
authority to create a bureau to fix
conference. the adoption of the rogu
lutlous of the three secretaries desig-
hated by the law will practically cs.
iabiish standards for the reason that
a law cannot be regulated unless there
Is some initial point from which to
work. '
The entire summer will be required
to properly propan- ihcso regulations
notwithstanding the vast amount of
work along this line that has already
been accomplished by the bureau of
chemistry of the department of agric-
ulture. Acting under authority of
law carried in the appropriation bill
from your to year that bureau has
already standardized five-sixth of the
foods and beverages of the country.
with the exception of beer and disiil
led spirits. for which no standard has
yet been adopted. .
The publication of the last series of
publications resulted Ill sluudardllug
certain articles of food Is now on tho
press and will be issued in a short
time. As that as these results have
been reached and approved by the so-
creiary. they have been Issued in
pamphlet, form and given publicity. in
eVery case they have been accepted by
the state authorities. and in some can
so the state Legislation has enacted
tin-m into laws.
The regulations for the enforcomcul
of the law among other things. Will
deal with the also of the letters on
the labels of canned goods. Secret.
ary Wilson said that the manufactur-
ers and cannot-s of the country know
as well. perhaps better, than the dc-
partment what the law required. if
they were using preservatives or ad-
ulterants or dyes. they know It and
they knew that such goods could not
be sold as pure food. For that rea-
son they would prepare their stock
for next years market in accordance
with what the law required. if they
did not. after January 1. they know
what to expect.
__.________.———-.~
ens-roam
lor Infants. and Children.
flu Klul incline than Blurb
months ‘,
Signature“ , o
3500 DAMAGES.
Trumbull Farmer Brings Suit Against
Stephen J. Parks.
Claiming lhul ho was not treated
fairly in regard to the purchase of on
has brought suit against Stephen J.
Parks of Trumbull. for 4500 damages.
that on June 21. 1000. Parks told him
he wanted ii.
men and u wogan to uiuko the journey
when he arrived there learned that If
Pleas.
TWINTY VIAR lA‘I’TLl.
walk, drug Its.
W
RAILROAD MAN lLL.
om.
Conductor lafayoiie. a conductor on
., _ . yesterday
porlme up. . abet . made"
with some and meats. 301%: or the
minions of» lame upon which: the
M yoluntsar “poison squad" of the do
. ‘prirtmelltdlbvo been. foedln have been
‘ ‘ln bold storage four most ‘s. it ll
FAILED TO GET ENGINE WANTS
onglnc. Carl Kandetzke. of Trumbull.
Deputy Sheriff Doolau served the pa-
pers yesterday. The plaintiff alleges
to come and act the engine any time
The plaintiff claims he hired four
to Parka' place to not the outline. and
had been: sold to some other person.
Knndutzke says he was gl'oaily Illn-
dcrud in his farm work by his failure
to get the engine. The suit is re-
turnabla to the court of Common
"1 was a loser In a twenty your hat»
tie with chronic piles and malignant
sores. until 1 tried Bucklon’s Arnlca
Salvo: which tame the tide. by our- KILL-ID IY JUMP “40M HOTIL
log both. till not a trace remains," WINDOW
writes A. If. Draco. of liar-mills. Va.
Bert for old Ulcers. Cuts. Burns and
Wounds. 25s. at If“. 11. hunter's.
booth Norw lit. and ill. P. Wood’ , rim: 'I‘ouraine shortly before midnight.
Conductor Lsfo its Lice III at His
the steam cars of the Consolidated
railroad. lie: so sick that It in not ex-
poctsd life will last long. He was tak-
en to the hospital in New Haven last
freak and, tar an operation was start-
ed It m ound that he was suffering
from cancer of the stomach and near
the heart; Notbln was done to re resemble your regular signature. lfr. .
.
gnoon‘nession. A aiall'embutal’n snowy
ly muscular: othuustlvsdlacuasion. in
slstsut commissioner? of‘ agriculture in
New York state. molt part. [-193 malp-
talued, that rsplpntilic, men with whom
he had advisorieha‘d stated that. till!
have to be considered In Molding
whether the ingredients formed a
poison. * . ' . ‘
Among other things in his talk on
whiskey. Professor Shepard said that
the United Slates should be. ashamed
of Itself In permitting the manufac-
ture of fourth class or nrliflclill
whiskey. and flint, If it Is to be made;
It ought to be labeled. Hagavo all
ingredients for such brnml of whiskey.
alcohol and water and anything a
manufacture wanted to put into it.
Such a brand he declared ought to
be carefully watched. 'l‘hird ,clnaa
whiskey. which he said was composed
of water and alcohol. ought to be
known as “stretched whiskey." He
said the people do not know what it
contains and that there was no set»
tlc‘d'ldea as to what comprised the
liquid. Besides real whilskcy he said
there to alcohol, wafer. suits. oil. acids
and other substances. He maintained
that the whiskey should be labeled
and should tell the whole. truth about
its contents.
it was the opinion of the others who
took part, In the discussion tlmt It
would be difficult for the food com-
missioners to control udnltoralioll of
whiskey so long as the government
Issued “recliners license." It was the
opinion of some that such licenses
should be sloppod. The evening ses-
Ion was taken up with the reading of
several papers unload.
QUITE AN ESTABLISHMENT.
it looks as though the Holy Ghost
Fathers. of West Norwslk. were goinlf
to have quite an establishment. In ad-
dition to the $50,000 dormitory now in
tho course of‘orcctiou. the contract In
ready to be given for it new $30,000
chapel. upon which work will be com-
menced immediately.
It was rsporlcd recently, when there
was some delay in the l!l'f"('ll()ll of the
dormitory, that the lloly (illoat Fath-
ors thought of moving their retreat to
Canada. The erection of the new clips
pol, as well as the. dormitory, would
go to disprove this story.
.lohu iiici‘lhuuc. of Philadelphia. is
Ibo contractor who is err-cling the «loo
lllllfll‘)‘. and Mr, hichano has thr- coll~
tract to overt the new chapel. The con-
tract for this building will be signed
as soon as iho'lloud father returns.
lluvid .i. liolicruu lilo Philadelphia
mason who has the sub-contract for
this work on the dormitory. has the
structure up and about Nady for the
roof. Sonic idou of the also of the
building can be obtained from the
fact that it will take at least three
spite of the fact that a large force of
man Is at work on It.
Contractor llollcrau will start on
the foundation of the new chapel in
about two weeks. it will take fronl five
to six months to complete the chapel.
BRYAN'S CONNECTICUT VISIT.
'l‘hcro is a possibility that William
Jennings liryau will so arrange his
proposed New Haven speeches as to
have them come at about the some
lime as the democratic stuto convem
lion.
in fills case the New Haven itryau
rally will be postponed to the date set
for the stale convention. and Mr.
llryan will speak twice in New Haven
in a general way to New England dem-
ocrats. and then go to Hartford lo lul-
dress the slain convention. probably
on state loplcs. lu capo Mr. iiryun
could not be in illt' slate Supt. ii and
12. ho would probably finally agree In
the New iiuvou rally, as his one and
only uplwnrauco in Connor-lieu! dur-
ing lllt' campaign. unions. as MrNt-ll
supporters assert. he would stump the
state for ihu Bridal-port scrmlor lll
case the lullcr revolved lllf‘ party
nomination for governor.
0n the answer to be received to a
letter to be soul him on this matter
by W. if. H. iicwlll will drill!” the
Bryan schedule for this state this full.
PLATT NATIONAL PARK.
In the ilcnalo of'lho llnltcd States
on June ill. a joint resolution was In-
troduced by Senator ilruudugoo and
was unanimously [started as follows:
Resolved by tho iionuiu and lit-lion
of Representatives of the United
States of America I Utlnltl'erllf namin-
ior ho. and be Is hereby. authorized
the Sulphur springs Reservation. an
rllory. so that said reservation ulmll
be named and hereafter called the
"Plait National Park." In honor of tire
ville Illichcocit Plait. into and for
twenty-nix years n Senator from the
years a member of the Committee on
Indian Affairs. In recognition of his
dllthlnguishcd services to the Indians
and to the country.
search. any lawful... .r. iiiamuel
striking the glass covorod put-locum
ers at the main entrance. died May
at the hospital to which she had been
hurriedly removed in an ambulance.
The woman's body was mangled by
the full. bar left leg and right arm
her recovery was not expected by the
hospital physicians. The woman's
husband was at the hospital when his
wife died.
W
bank. It 4 I. Ind-what this doesn't
populi- her
a It
um .32.
known in this city.
more the growth. bu the wound closed Klan-marl.
up last so .4, post night a wool in. ‘Klub‘msnwltotlsr mm or
reported til i fur. “tarsus was weak nature or boy. barn luck! I (bio)
and “Ideas. He is a conductor well
didn‘t have in mud my mark-01"»
lflrooulyn Life.
, , . .' . . Gila-in modiluwficutphasv been scrlolusly '
WWW}. Vim . flicfbl‘ PM ' 1111009100 Mutboroault of the unluter-
piedlnltatlon Irr‘favor, of a change ,L.
. 9
' . 2" tile afar-3
nor Jam“ ' q if ' t ‘ control. The record of tile ‘
t
"to.‘a‘quosilunithatgfusll oi was . a nail ‘ _
bison regardless of quantity or split no show. first the enactment of a con
i {nutritional amendment, increasing the
which George. ”Flanders. first No 2number of senatorial districts. us 0.
so topubllu opinion. and second. the
:ca link of a oopsltltui‘loual .obnv‘entfou.
(which. illoush futile. did have a fur
fetching effect asap odmmtluual move-
uus‘niit‘y and duality clement would .msnt.
. The significant thing In flint ml-
‘norlty control in the house of rep-
,resentallves. which is nothing more
joi' less than minority control In tho
of Connecticut has been seriously
shaken. it stands today just as it
was created by accident. and not by
design. At this spine time the com-
plots failure of the advocates of all.
norlly control to silence the agitation
is obviously a sign of the impending
day when the system will be swept
away in a revolutionary spirit. The
Hartford correspondent of the Spring'
field Republican, who has from the
first been singularly clear-headed In
his understanding of tho chaructcr of
this question, again takes it up for
brief discussion and luakos Illls strik~
lug observation: “The most striking
statement of tho Injustice of the
present system is that which shows
at present half the population of the
state are represented In the house by
twenly~tw0 men. while the minority
of the population sends (In virtue of
the town system of represenmUon) no
less than 283 representatives. The
minority elects more than ten times
as many representatives as the ma-
iorlty! Nothing but. custom pan close
the eyes of honest men to the futility
of describing a system like this as
answering to any rational Idea of
popular government. It was not so
at theouiset. ’l‘ho towns were so
nearly alike in size and character
when the. town system of representa~
tlon was adopted that It did not work
inequitubiy. The conditions have
changed and the old rule works gross
wrong But If some the purpose of
those who control the party in
power."
course. that this system will be for
over continued. but the point I» well
taken. in the meantime. that the less
we say ubout representative govern-
mnt In the State of Connecticut the
better. It would be much better to
admit that we don‘t have representa-
tive government, that we. don‘t want
it. and that we arc opposed to any
movement which has for its purpose
the establishment of u' govclnmeui, by
popular will. ltis as well for a state
as for the individuals who compose
It to be holiest with Itself. To talk
‘ about the government oftho people by
the American point of view. Is to make
in the entire union. II is well that
months to complete this structure. in'
cases out or ten are caused by Caturrh.
ditlon of the mucous surfaces.
bled. That the Burro ary of the lnter~
and directed to champ: the name of
Indian Resorvnllou now in the State or
Oklahoma. formerly ill the ludlan 'l'or-
Slate of Connecticut and for many
are unknown afterlAkllll 1! “mobile
bias. of New York. who lumped from-
n window on the sixth floor of lioiol '
being almost severed by the glass and.
'l‘lloPoylng‘I‘ollor (inbound Night.
M .
rs of mlnorl control in the state
n gt as but two achievements
We have not the slightest idea. of
the people. as a desirable- thing from
faces at what at heart is the boat state
this injustice is. orlodlcally called to
the attention of he voters.
DEAFNESB DANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Business Is caused by an
Inllnmed condition of the mucous lin-
Ing of the Eustachian Tube. thn
this tube is luflnmcd you have a ram.
bllng sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entire ; closed. Deafness Is
the result. and pleas the inflamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its obi-marl condition, hcnr-
lug will be destroyed forever; nine
which Is nothing but an inflamed con-
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
cutarrhl that cannot be cured by
l-iull's Catsrrh Cure. Send for clro
colors free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by limgglut. 751:.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. "
THE "YOUNBEST" AGAIN.
Pension Department HII New Man
for Civil War Honor.
WASHINGTON. July lit-«Tile offlc~
Isis of the pension office think they
have discovered in brains l). Hows. of
Sireulor. lit. the youngest volunteer
of the Civil war. He enlisted first ill
1801. when only 10 years and nine
months obi. and served for four
months. when he was discharged on
account of his ago. He enlisted again
In 1802. when I] years and five months
old. and served imlll the 0nd of the
war. The record was developed In
connection will: an application for in.
creased pension. which was granted.
The first service was In the Fifteenth,
and the second In the F‘Iliydiflh ll-
llnols voluuinoro. . . . .
ONLY 82 YEAIE OLD.
"I am only 82 years old and don't or-
pool oven Whoa I got to be real old to
feel that way as long as i can get Bloo-
tric Bitters." says Mrs. iii. if. nrunson.
of Illmlln. (1a. fiuraly there's nothing
also keeps the old as young and makes
the wool: as strong as this and ironic
medicine. Dyspepsia. torpl liver. luv,
flamed kidneys or chronic constipation
tern a reasonable time. naranieod
g?! 1'. ii. buster. Booth Norwslit. and
flick Wood. Norwsllr. druulm. Prise:
' . il- .~ yr.
GAVE IABY CAIIOLIO ACID.
HARTFORD. July lil.-Mrs. Abra-
ham Ilabluowlls. wife of a l’uinnm
street grorur. gave her two year old
child a dim" of carbollc sold this
morning and then took a fatal dose
herself. The Igomfll VlllOrWIIiL so
years old. dlda us re she could hero
moved in am basalts! and the lulu
acorporailou (DH-lib office
. secretory, yesterday. ‘
'stock‘is $50,000 and the incorporaiora
are William A. Clark. of Northamp-
ton, Mona. Frank H. Johnson. of New
Britain. Grant U. Kim-stead, of ilarb
ford. and Pratt Thompson. of East. Hu-l
are caused b ind cation. .If you out I
bills toomuo nor roosters subject to
attacks of indigestion you have no doubt
bod shortness of breath.
heartburn or palpitation
. incli action causes the. stomach. to.
orpsn ~uwall. and
heart. Thiscmwrlpt
fom with its action. and in the course of
ball the heart beacons diseased.
. K0601
For Dyspepsia
digests what you not. takes the strain 08
of the board-and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of: the
For indigestion; D
inflammation o
membranes lining the Stomach a d Diges-
itvo Tract. Nervous D
of tho $105th
or eating. my foodwould distron‘mo bymsiri
‘ can poinlfnla and I' would become very w
Finally 1 not a bottle of Kodoland ll gcvo mo Immo-
olow bottles I an cured.
lOIlOLb‘. Penn Yon. N. Y.
m nailed staid all
up against the
heart and Intirv
A TRAGIO FINISH:
A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke.
which a child's finger could have stop:
pad. to become a ruinous break. do
vastsilng an entire province of Hol-
iu like manner Kenneth Mc-
lver. of Vunceboro. Men. permitted a
little cold to go unnoticed until a
tragic finish was only avortod by Dr.
King's Now Discovery.
“Tin-cc doctors gave me up to die of
yspopslsa Carma
dials relief. Ailcr uti
ibod sicmachlrouhlould
“This? she dill . .
of rock. ‘1': a mluacaou ,
note the character‘ofd. an ab
lowed It to circulater Hammett! in an .
other of ihte pupils. “Now 1 want cacti.
of you to find and bring tovlnu a illicit: .
oeous stone." she concluded. . .
The next day one of‘ the ‘ «boys .
The company is organized to brought two piece of stone and laid . .
deal In coal. wood. lumber and build-In, with eylgtlw: lt'l‘n upon the leash
ling materials.
The D. If. Burns Company. of Hart-
ord. has filed a certificate of incor-
lorutiuu Wllll‘llm state secretary. The
corporation is to do n wholesale and
ruin" grocery and provision business.
The amount of capital stock is $25,000.
and tho lntau'porutors are iloluinio‘k
F‘. burns. Vincent J. iicully and John
Rowe. all of Hartford. ‘
’l‘ilo lilac itlbbon Horse and Car-
riauo Company. of Bridgeport. has lliod
a certificate of organization at the of-
fice of iho stale secretary.
'l‘lle Congregation of Sons of lethal
of Norwich flied yesterday at. the of-
lies of the state secletury articles of
it was Just an ordinary
looking field slope and the teacher's.
face had a puzzled look as the remark-
ed. “l’m afraid, John, you did not un-
“Oh. yes i did. mum," he roplied..
"lint this is not a mlcaceous stone."
said the lonelier. . -
“0h. yes it be. mum. for i got it oil
of Mike Casey's stone wall."
W
A HARD LOT
of troubles to content with. spring
from a forpld liver and blockadod bow-
els, unless you awaken them to their
proper action. with Dr. King's New
Llfc'Pllls; the pic unfold and merit
effective cure for elimination. 'They
prevent Appendicitis and «one up the
25c. at F“. ii. Baxter's. South
Norwalk, and E. P. Wood's. Norwalk.
drug stores. . u
Erostratus bad just fired A‘the
dome. “Looks foolish
enough. I‘ll admit." he said to the cop-
per who bad grabbed him. “but It's
fame in after; and this thing of go-
ing to the North Pole by airship is too
slow.“-«Pllllatlclphia Lodger." . ‘
Indium trouble will: It. i t
Oar“ .
,. ., 'D. KAUELK. Nov-do. 0.
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THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRlDGE PHARMACY
lung Inflammation. caused by a nog-
leciod cold; but Dr. King's New Dia-
covery saved my life.”
best couub and cold care. at 11‘. ll.
Baxitr's. South Norwalk. and E.
Wood’s. Norwnlk. drug stores.
Trial bottle free.
«Dr. “Frauen?”
mr ,
Dick. Reliable cglulotor
luporior mother'flmofliol‘loidll. i uric-I.
fibg‘?
our staunch. bole]-
She'ilou't you consider it woman's
work to talk? ifs—Coriulnly: out the
trouble is. woman‘s work
dono.——Youkcrs Statesman.
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or. human». , roundup“; I'D.
i don‘t care If he does
own an auto and a steam yacht. i
won‘t marry him. Why, he's a rogu-
Mrs. Mntchmaker——“Yes, dear, lull
flats with all the modern Improve-
ments are very dosirahle.“-—-l.lfc.
sewn
seam-sworn ‘-
. 9.99 Fertllliéro‘.’
3- Hershfield & Son.
12! WATER 'STRIB'I'
"In. ”L
our Slilllllll‘l' goods.
cone lino ass THE 85LENDID
vatuss orrsaso us our: news
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AND VOUTHS' SUITS AT $7.00 AND
RuluComl-l ......... .
Ladies Suits
it's our constant aim to make this
The Paris Sinai; ll Sail liaise.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Midsummer Clearing Sale of Ladi
SOUTH NORWALK.
es’ Suits. Costs. Skirts. Wuists. Shirt
Walsls. Suits, llaiu Conn: at a moat reduction. as we must clean out all of
li‘ll's‘l come first gets them. Come and be convinced.
it you have not bought of us yet ask your neighbors. They did.
Walsts. 39c. 49c. 75c. 05c. $1.25, $1.4‘, $1.98. $2.48 to $0.00.
980 to 840.00
.. . . . mm a 83.50 to $15.00
. $0.98 to 818.00
.. $2.98 to $12.00
.............. 86.98 to 312.00
store‘iomi for big clothing values.
Every purchase here Is a lesson In
thrift. economy and good judgment.
Men‘s Shirts from title to $1.50, with
or without collars.
Men's Trousers from $1.00 to $5.00.
Children's Straw Huts, to clean out:
25c ones for 15c. 50c ones for 35¢.
Be. "co... comfortable and (alienate.
, Use .3“. Electric Laundru iron.
The Reed d. Volk Electrical Compton.
Opp. Telephone Exchange;
Phone 824.
Washable Neckwonr. 25c.
(lot the habit and go to the
lib Gopyrlqlll Clothing 00.
6 North Main at. South Norwalk, Ct.
HARRY GOODWIN,
' §pe¢ieii sag?"
iiw myth";
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
1'th Trista. ,
in [fleet June 10. mos.
LEAVE soars Noawuk FOR
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Concrete,
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capital. its.
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WHITE LINEN-SUITS. solar WAIBTS. SKIRTS. CHILDREN'S cases.
so AND A FULL LINE or MILLlueav. -
FairCioakfitFutfiétoré
08 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
N n.
IFFERINOI I.
QUALITY.
Go where you will for your coat
supply. the price is very much the
some: the difference in reunite—heat.
comfort, coal bills. otc.——resldos In I
superior or Inferior quality. The x
ticlo of fuel to be found In our yer
will successfully withstand the cover—
ut tut. Try it before you place! an
order elsewhere.
lllo Daniel .lleogll Cool .00.
N loavlow Ave. When
Issues onions.
Mary’s News «on 'llsllroso Plead:
:15” Drop lion; Washington was
IN- his
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