. .- e ,
Medical. Association
loin .f."1frllcsy. of Norwalk.
ilh'ilfl ‘lnloi‘eitinz.’ Important
fulfills ‘lpa‘iior onl .‘5Preventivu
__”. I 9 specs meet ng of
distill ‘C only? Medical Asshole
flrfiilfdgepont, bu. April. 10. last.
tin a are ry of the‘aosoelatlon
r11 tall 0 'ftil'nitl‘h‘ the newsplr
distill) unte‘rw‘ith a copy of it.
Is spur. xivenherewlth should be
, at road bribe genersi‘public.
, 2 deals with matters pertaining to
lb lth. which may be digested by the
on as well as the physician.
_ ‘ addition to telling of the gigantic
unmade (in preventive medicines
“as the last few years. a clear dud
explanation is given of how eat-i-
. itch, widespread and devastating
glories as typhoid fever and labor
(fills-edlseases which have destroyed
pro lives than theawords of all ages,
2ii.iii‘tusedalnore misery and suffering
alllth‘e livers and inclines that
, enlisted—develop.
‘et-psper is as follovvs.
. it; has been stated that from the
cradle to the grave life for the must
put; in. aseries‘ of blunders. With
lispy,‘ slcknesa begins in infancy and
continues more or less persistently,
pal life is no more. Most of this sl'cll-
Itefiil and suffering is caused by dis-
s.;.lfi10tVn to be preventable.
, eventiv medicine for its object
.. e prevent it of such diseases. lt
,eodeavors 'protect the individual
. from the‘dangers that surround him;
it aims to prevent misery and SllflGl‘~
ingrlts objects are to promote hap-
pinepsnsnd prosperity, for all public
health depends the happiness of n poo-
pie and the power and prosperity of a
nation. .
. The. germ theory of disease is the
‘ foundation. not only of preventive. but
of modern medicine. Take from its
‘thls.theory and you at once transport
.118 back to the dark ages; tnlto front
on this theory and you remove at once
the very foundation upon which tho
magnificent structure of modern medi-
cine. rests.
The primary elucidation of this
.grand theory which has done so much
for the progress of medicine and stir
' gory. originated with the surgical
branch of the healing art. Let us for a
moment. consider what lilo practical
application of this great theory has
.-done for surgery.
Prior to the introduction of anti-
,septics. one half the patients oporalcd
“upon died front wound infer-lion. lies-
}il‘tal gangrene, pynomln. septlcncmlu
.awtysipelas Were. common complica-
tions. Hospitals were frequently clos-
oil on account of their high death rltlo.
Dent-h so inevitably followed opera-
t-lons upon some cavities of the human
body, that eminent authorities claimed
Blicb cavities would forever roiultln sit-
ff-cred from the surgeon's knife. What
has been the result since the introduc-
ltlon. of nullseptlt-s. In other words,
,_ what has prevention done for Elli“
fiery? The mortality after major op~
I ‘prptlons today is almost llil. liospitiil
gangrene. .liyoeiniii. septicneiuln and
,i‘eryslpulas are rarely seen. and when
they occur are usually due to ignor-
“I'nfc‘e or'negilgeuce on the. part of the
chancellor his attendants. The our:
W today recognizes iin cavity of
' liltd.”l’aumun'htiily'lls sacred. The very
when of life and function are opt-r-
ted upon—the lungs, the brain. the
Timid itself, and recovery is not only
Oped for‘ lull confidently expected.
The, miraculous success of the surgeon
is iffft'dtlo so much to his skill as to
‘ glI motion of infection, which oilin-
notes the complications which follow.
if Operations. and proved to he so
still in tile past.
it has been truly stated that proven-
pn is thematchword of modern prilc.
lticei. and that by the proper employ
manual, of preventive measures. surgery
it shame a conservative branch of
i” log, art. What prevention
.“
physician and sanlfurlan.. l‘iy
. methanol, diphtheria. scarlet fever. ty-
2 ll‘ Java and tuberculosis would
[s as rare‘ as liespilal gangrene.
"septicemia and crysipolus.
{minnow that the public in
Qhould‘ result. from them.
example of this. It has been
I
H!
and our glorious victories on
preparation. but we were not
Land omnipotent enemies
limit a
.“Jm.
r: y ions: rules.
’p Milli.
l lotto lit-ll
o for the surgeon it can do
, e
“groper employment of prcvcfi lvc
.~ db In these l'eluilts, however. the
, 'hilall‘ ‘aild‘ laullariun iiilist have.
’ llllebl.’ cooperation of the pub.
DWE‘IN nrotouuuty ignorant of
f’ def-fill discoveries that have
. boon made in relation to the proves»
on"'of'dlneiiile. and consequently are
allied the benefits and blessings which
Our late
M .wlth Spain furnishes us with o
M
dilly .493 of our men were
tile or died from wounds.
it?“ were killed by disease
g to were. to it certain extent.
Miter ear battles with the Bonn-
Iiid lea. showed the wisdom of
‘ . ;-“for our battles with disease
‘ Milieu microscopic. yet 0311::
loved to be more danger:
, , 'llblillioli bullets. We are
..Dr...Almy. of our own state.
If .inoa, wore warranted to
. _, nearly three months during
.Mjilmmfll' mix the some
violation of. the first. rules
as he
‘ a'onn-wai-lgiélervod
. . , ,sn mans,
, .‘u a the wild billions
I We hell it
Ind. a . secretary of
mortally of public
“ ii. to look,
i...
That's thctk‘readstm
.youget it, and the}
good till yo
“W
doesn’t cost any more than
..otl__ier. butter.
you better find
out about it? ,
Ask the grocer.
' m
4%
it’s good when
reason it keeps
it eat itwand it
Hadn’t
in nu... .
if
f .- DILLON Q nova
New Rum and n
ma; . ‘al
to.
. Yes. it icy-Tips the best butter hinder—it’s GOLD MEDAL” ~ :5 ‘
OREAMERY: BUTTER. It iii-altos your breakfast rolls, buckwheat
cliklésdtot muffins, and the bread you eat, taste better and go down
easier. Nothing is really good Without Gold Medal Creamery Butter.
‘Itls‘ mode in the largest and dicoucst creamery in ther.‘,worid-the
”only as. prodigal to use the odor-proof and gem-M.mm:c..
ro.conn._
or ,
The Planet Weather Drawn Many ‘
to Bprinpdsisfismp Meeting. .
. This grove at ' i rinsliale presentedi
an animated up avarice Thursday
evening as the uudlenca draw. and
fresh arrivals increased the number of
uni-shippers down to and away be-
yond the from of the covered plat-
form. The luttt‘r'is decorated with
flags, and before the reading desk one
of the ladies has placed it very line
about of liliicloeycd Susana that was
a distinct acquisition in the way of
floral ornament. The grounds ‘m‘o
lighted by a number of condition iorv
chi-s, lilo illuminating power of which
is considerable, and the general of-
fi:cl. when night. advances. with plat.
form nlid occupants, the auditorium
and its attentive listeners in conjunc-
tion with the range of scintillating
lights under the quiet trees. makes uu
attractive and agreeable picture.
The afternoon service does not
bring the iluillliors that collie litter in
the day, but there are ilbilily who find
their way to the chairs during the
hours of sunshine, and listen to the
old truths presented in over varying
. dross. Yesterday. at tile ultcrliooil
hour. the preacher was the Nov. W.
W. 'l‘. liliiicuu. tho yoliut: pastor of
the important M. E. Church. of Soulli
Norwalk. who has been in his present
charge it number of years. if any one
has wondered oi the success that fills
iiiiuudcd him there. listening to tile
sermon of yesterday would have rc-
voulcd the. secret. There was a fresh:
ness, an individlllillty'about it which
attracted and cnlhuscd. 'l‘liei‘o wits
earnestness and sympathy. loo. while
the old story of Jesus coming to neck
and have the lost was presented with
peculiar beauty. .
has been knocking at the. Willlil‘
,llouso door for ildililsslon, bill their.
knocks remain uliitnswarctl. Aiming
and again they have petitioned (.‘on-
grcss to create a Department of Pub-
llc i~lonlth. bill their petitions have
been ill vain. and they have. learned
the lesson. that. to obtain recogni-
tion and accomplish results the. public
must be educated on this important
subject. This education to bc effec-
five must begin wlicrc flue foundation
of all‘odlicnlioll is laid, nullicly iii
the school room. The children should
be taught that. happiness and success
in life. depends upou health. and that
to acquire and enjoy perfect health.
they must slutty the laws that govern
it. They should be taught that 0111'
fourth of the diseases that destroy,
life are absolutely preventable. and
flint fifteen years \vould at once lie.
added to the average duration of life.
if the practice of hygiene \vero placed
one. a level with its theory. They!
should lif' taught that Diphtheria :lud-
Scarlet lover, discusses which in ihcl
phsi “ have. filled our groves with
curly beads, and ottr homes with sor-
row that: finds no comforting." are.
unnecessary. accidental and prcvonio-
be.
They should be taught llittl 'l‘lilwl'~
ciilosls mid Typhoid Fever, "diseases
which have destroyed more lives than
the swords of llll ages. and caused
more misery and suffering than all
the wars and families that liver or.
lslcd." diseases, which today are do-
stroyliig the youth and beauty of our
lttnd, and inking from our nonrcst and
dearest. are unnecessary. accidental
and preventable.
Tllc)‘ should be lillllilll ihlil ilililt is
the most wholesome, the must nulril»
llOllf-l. the “lost \‘illillllilt‘, :is wvll us
the moat dangerous food rousllltictl
by limit: that it may be the lilt‘llllllll
through which lli‘t' lions-eyed illi-
germs of Diphtheria. Scarlet. Fever.
’l‘yphnld Fever, and 'l‘iilulrculttsls.
They should be iiiuirlu flint the (‘ll'lil‘
crystal water from the bubbliiii!
sprluu. and the refreshing drnuuli
lulu and frequently docs contain. til.-
(loudly gci‘lli of Typhoid. 'l‘bcy should
be taught that the germs of 'l‘libcr-
culosls und Typhoid Fl'vl'l‘ fulfil" their
vitality for months. fast frozen in u
block of ice. und Ulill tho t-ruokl‘il
ice so cilgcriy sought for on it hot
summers day, and so frequently given
with illicit soothing effects. to the
fever stricken patient. is not free
from danger. They should be taught
that. the free text books so generous
Iy distributed by most of oitr Towns
throughout the state may remain with
in their pages, the deadly germs of
l’lplillioriu, Scarlet li‘cvcr or 'l‘ubcr-
ctiiosis. They should be told ilic story
where twenty clerks in n iicrumu llfl‘
bor Bureau contracted Tuberculosis
after working ovcr books which were
fotind to be infected. through and
through with 'l‘uliorcuiar llucllll. (in
investigation it won discovered llliii
the books were Infected by u unlit-lump.
tlvc clerk. who had the habit of moist.-
cnliiir his fingers in his month. before
turning the pages. They should be
taught that the mosquito can inocu-
late the human being with the germs
of disease. and that the common
house-fly may be the medium through
which disease germs are conveyed to
our food. ,
Touch the little ones the nature.
cause and mode of dissemination of
the infectious diseases. so that they
may avoid them. Teach them the
name of Morton. who gave to the
world anaesthesia. and the names of
ulster. Pasteur and Koch. kilo gave to
the world the corn theory of disease;
impress It upon, their, minds, that
they are the greatest of the world's
discovers. and the prettiest philiiu~
thropist than a world has ‘e‘ver seen.
The names oft cite great «they are sci-
dom heard. except at medical meet;
lnas oriromlho lips of physicians-a
names that should be as familiar as
those of our statesmen or heroes of
the battlefields—names that should be
on the lips of every school child: us-
mes that should be household words:
precious names that should be taught
to the profiling child at the mother's
knee. Mankind owes them an 'chr-
‘lutins'debt of. Winds, their names
and their fame like the f'ever widen
in: waves of the lm‘li‘llllii sea. should
he waited to the utmost sham of
time, bailed alike by all nations in
all uses forlisvins iegcsuailuhu bur;
dolls and‘proiongsd, he span of but
than life one... . an.
rt, “ In» my my“! i
if
from the "old lllllv‘l‘ll liiit'llcl" lllil\' coll-I Will
.cgtést‘lopngoh 8;; it official
, ii r , e as
. first: whitish
ly. is it not lh’i ditty of the state
to furnish the. child with the iii-ccsv
only knowledge. to cunbhI ii to preser-
vc its health. (if what use is the
llitou'lt‘fdgc of iirccn and latalu. of the
possessor of it not-s to all early grave
through the ignorance of the laws of
Sanitation. It is but that Hl‘fll’lrm of
l'illli'llllflll defective that thus poriulia
a brilliant light to be prematurely ex‘
tiliizulslicd by a preventable disease?
List us therefore "dunno flu: clillil»
l'l‘ll on this important subject. it in
ii duty “'1' owe them. Teach them
liii\\' to live that they may avoid
sickness. misery suffering and death
from prcvelilublr disease.
With their assistance and with the
intelligent and hourly ('(Ivfllll'l‘illllill oi
llll‘ public. Prcvctimlllut will do for
Illt‘ physician and stiiiifnriiul. what it.
has already done for the surgeon.
OEAFNESB CANNOT BE OURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness. and lliut is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
iuilliliictl condition of the iliucous lin-
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this lubu in inflamed you have a ruin-
when it is entirely closed. Business is
the result. and unless the lullaluma‘
rust-s out of ten are chili-tell by Calm-rho
which is nothing but all inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
cliiiirrill ihllt cumiol i... cllrctl
Hull's (‘uinrrli Cure.
cilllil's free,
i". .l. CHENEY Sr 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by l).iigtzist. The. l
'l‘ulto llilll‘u Filmlly Pills for consti-
O
potion.
Ai'riuigciucllls by Welcome Stronger
Lodge for the banquet to the “Hindi
lloicl Nurwuilt.‘
I
will be held ill the
will await lltc gill-il‘iilltllllli‘ pleasure;
of the invited guests.
lint-flu: the do): \l'cicomc Stronger;
Lodge rtnuiis will be thrown open to
the Order and luncheon will be scr-
vod throughout the entire RPM-ill)“. for
iliosc who desire to purtuke.
lioprcuoiliuilros In over one him»
drml in number will utoutl filo session;
and will come from every city and
town of Couliccllcttt.
The Grand Lodge lill‘i‘lfl annually
lititl Welcome Stronger lodge, fill-l, is
to be congratulated on securing the
session for Norwullt.
Tho iii-union will be bold in Red
Mcli's llflll, which has been changed
for the occasion. and utter the banquet.
iin otilci-luiuuioiit will be given by the
members of the local lodge.
All of the expenses incurred. which
will be lurizo. will be paid from the
treasury of Welcome tilriiliiler. liiif,
Sons of St. George. All enjoyable
time is anticipated.
WILL INTEREST MANY.
Every person should know that good
health Is impossible if the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
every form. and will build up and,
strongman these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. No
danger of ‘Hi'llht's, disease or diabetes
if Foley’s Kidney Care is taken in
time. Piaistod's Drug Store. “
WW
WATIFIIUIW DRIVER KILLED. .
WATERBURY, Jilly 21,.—-'l‘homiis F.
Farrell. fifty years of use. and em-
ployod all driver by the city, was run
away with yesterday and sustained in-
juries which caused his donut shortly
after. Fart-ell while driving in'Wah
erville. dropped his veins and in bomb
his tiown,to not them, fell on the
horse's heals, which frightened them
so until they run artsy. dragging him
for llhout ii hlilf trifle. lrlc. Will ploimtl
up unconscious and fallen to tho hotl-
lVlLY, .
rti dives
i. chi l
l 'tlwuofIlh'
unit so on. ,‘ ..
_ . _ till; thaso'b’i" b
it e pills or ii ins v cellist-tics.
monoculture or drills but?“ mild and
t. It ill
MAK is THE “LIV?!
, .Orino‘ Mauve il'rtit if
pcrmonvnt relief in oiled
pltai. where he lived built short time. 3, ,
CAUGHTHGIRLS sTEALiNo.
Curran Dry Good; Company of
WA'I‘IQRBURY,
llliiilheiirfi‘d generosity
Dry Goods Company has doclln
prosecute several girls sold to
been ilppi‘eliciidcd
stealing of stock in their chart:
the girls are to be allowed to
their pint-cs. reclaim their good I
and rcliilburso the concern for.
goods stolen. The olllclals of tho colit-
puny refuse to discuss the. nulltbr for
tertiary a Victim.
.lilly
lilo
in ii
publication.
It is ('lflllllt‘ll that lllt' disappearance
of certain goods was ilt‘li‘t'li-ll by one
of tile niciiibors of the firm at
whole scheme was lilld litirc by
men
\‘f‘l‘ Tllsil‘.
New York word brought to
bury, ostensibly to conduct :l s‘pt-l-iiil
sale. They were in
who gained illo'roufldcucc of so
A nuiuiu r of
lili‘l
the young women.
it should also be said that at
the girls vvi-lu into the schcuu‘r
icilicloiiliy illlfl Hill) lifter mum per-
suasion from others.
said. were muons lht- first to (
lillni: sound or imperfect hearing, and. llll’ll‘ wrong doing. The New:
‘ l ironed .iutil llicc. silks and oil:
I tcrlals were discovcrcd lu trtiill
ilou can be fallen out and this tube} olhcr hiding nitrite about the
restored to its normal condition, hour-l of the young
lull will be destroyed forever; nine. down, confessed and begged f
lcucy.
The concern, instead
' wholesale tlt'l'clilswil is said libel of
We will give One Hundred Dollars. least :3 girls u‘orci lilliilt‘illlill->—lllilllt‘
for tiny cztso of Deafness :cnusod it)" matter..- cum by promising the.
by ; would Lil‘ punished if they won
Semi for clr-I tlituc in tlic conccrn's employ
they should make good the unit
presented by lllf'li‘
‘ lot this novel plan. is said to in
; lily favorably to llll coliccriicil
. ONLY sit vases 0L :1
SONS OF ST. GEORGE CONVEN-' "i am only 82 years ()liljm dbli‘t ex-
iuetilt‘luc.
ll ()0 .
HARTFORD TROLLEY FACILITIES.
‘ llllll‘flllil
('lilll.
this illrc
“0.000;
cupllitl
duly.
“if! .
present little.
it!
”WM
T'ON‘ pect even “"1”“ I ll” ‘6 he "3’“ "I? to unit. it specialist on children‘s work.
. ‘ ‘ full that any as long at i can pct hloe- “.m M“, a" mldrcso to in.» young poo-
be He” m Norwalk on “I" llliicru. my“ “W F“ ”albumen. lilo Ililtl illl (Illit‘l'l lesson. The Kl‘iil‘t'
August 14. “"“ilh’ii‘v “ii “WW ”W” """lug should be full of clutch-n tomorrow
‘ else lii‘i‘llti lh.‘ “Ill its young and
the weak as strong as this grant
‘rs isl . tu'ii li
Lodge of lllt' Order. which niacin ill-re flamed kml)2;.fil:?r‘ Cllh‘ulitlc‘cglirii
August l-llh. have hi't‘ll coimiloliul. and, m.“ unknown ul‘lol‘ lliltlllll Elect
. ‘ ‘ ... . ' ‘ . .loi's it reasoniibie tiille.
()tcl lllli guilds will be smittd .iiid a ’y l“. H. “Mum South Norwit
vilrltul menu of tin choicest Vliillila; E. p. Weed. Norwulk, drligglutl
w...—
HARTFORD. July 2|.-'l‘lw l-llnil' cent bottle cured me completely."
lords‘ and 'i‘uxpuyots' Assoclul on yes- For sale by R, H, I’lnlsted. F. H.
llll'lilli' received front l’rcsidclli fucllcn Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
:ln llllHWl‘l‘ lo Ill! remit-til for It now —-
siutloli hora. ill tlit’lcfltlr STATE CAMP |N NEW HAVEN.
imt' (‘liillh‘l' is considered to be slunftl- .—.——
ll act's: "indeed i Imvv WV." For Election of State Officer- of the
grave doubts that the fllfllllll‘f'l‘l pro- P, 0,, 3...
pound ouco flu-y were in use would be
lln,\' more satisfactory to lili‘ citizens of“
Hartford than those we hat-oi ut the
i should curtail iy wont.
to fool Iliiil if further Illvenlf‘bttnl Ill
your city for improved rullroi
lllos was not to be commented
uni‘uvurubly us was our last vulture iii
cl loll."
“NM...—
PEEL IMPINDING D00 .
The i’lieilnit of lfitpenlllnz mom in
the minds of many victims of
disease and diabetes has been named
to Ihankiuluciut by
cd from taking Foley's Kldne‘y Cure.
it will cure incipient Br , t‘s dime
and diabetes and oven in
cutie- gives conifortnnd relief. Slight
disorders are cured in a err it
had diabetes in‘it‘t wlfi’li form.
Marlon into, or Dunrcsth. ind. “i tried
elillit physicians without relief
three bottles oi Foley's Kid
made me a well-w."
Drug Store.
WM
CORPORM'iON PAPERS FILID.
iiAit'i‘iv‘ollo, July 2l.--vAmdn5 the
corporation papers ‘llldd nt ti
of the Secretary of State y eternity
were these: ,
Stamford. piano specialties. capital»
'l‘ent mutually
823.000; increase of capital
stock of IAIN Farrell Flotimlr
(l. D. Potter
Wit tei‘bllry
2!.“
s) stelliutll:
I‘f‘l
'l‘llcs.
omen. 'i‘hcn nil
pilfcrluirc.
(Illil
the bulloil dei‘lv‘
‘ .tll
P allied‘s
u
o . many.
The Ililillnor in which the herd .lc-
sus associated with the sinful and
degraded was dwell on. and the lesson
driven home of this being the duty
of his followers today. it can be
done without fear of any cvil results.
provided the mind is unlimited by it
fix-1d purpose to do them good.
A very telling contrast was drawn
between the world and the church in
their activi‘lil attitude towards the
sinner. The world has no use for it
man down ill sill: has no syluplithi‘
with him. opens no door of hope and
provides no harbor of refuse. The.
wealthy iialmbs who live lti aimless
life do nothing to correct the abuses
‘ which are the outcome of their own
conduct, blit Jesus does to the lost.
the titan who has nothing.
The Ff'l‘lili'lll was followed by some
tram vcl‘y tolling words by Mrs. Nledci'»
Watt‘r- illit'lll. who pleaded very earnestly :iitd
. cfl'rcilvoly for Christian decision.
The evening brought. it liiluislcr
from New York city, the Rev. John
liippei‘o. who addressed ii inruc alilll~
race and tarricd innit anions: the. poo.
pic in lluj endeavor to impress the
corpol nuisance which he gave He
too, discuuisud oil the Savlotir's life
and Hashing. dwelllns, particularly
on the way in which the Master use»
tvorcd those who asked him questions
and not always from the purest mo-
llvc. The beauty and essential
greatness of the Christian life was iti-
so cmpltnincd. the speaker acknow-
lcllalllf; how at limos he liltd felt great-
ly humiliated in compni-lue loil‘s
wealth of goodness in relation to lillll
and his own nifilufo in return.
During the progress of the services
the Street llllllrutltl t‘oli‘ipully hits over
iuwu ready to give lu-t-vssury extra
urcuutiluululioli for llicrcuscd trnfllc.
:Illil it in wall that the liiilnuucrs
should remember that the Rev. if. M.
’l‘ipplc of Stamford. is the prciiclict‘
in the prove this evening.
'l‘oiiuirrow there will be it now do
purltlro Iii lht‘ nflci'iioou pi'iiarulii.
when the Rev. A. L. Hubbard, of Culi-
Wa-
Willi
irrati
ill to
have
(I
. and
‘ctaln
miles
the
d lht‘
u cic-
ctlves
mo of
mo of
rather
‘. it is
unless
were
‘r turn
is and
homes
broke
r Ion»
enticing
unlit-
d cou-
until
‘ulu rtn
'l‘litis
work-
it
makes
d tonic
rer. in-
lpntlon
rlc Bit-
‘unleod
lk. and
. Price
0.
st-t'iuuu will
of Ru»
:tiiciumill. At night ”it
be by Rev. E. W. llysslie
wuyton.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New (Mile.
llcl.. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
‘lmlll i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
Gathering front all parts of the
suite life members of the P. 0. A. of
.-\.. will hold their State camp in New
iinvrii'l‘llcsday. August 7 at Odd Fclv
iows‘ Hall.
The election of officers will be the
most interesting business of the sod
club.
The logical candidate for state pre-
sident of the order In John iiocchiuiz
utitto vice president of this city. it
Isuudorstood. however. that the pre-
scnl. talc.sotei'etury. Samuel E. Crock-
cr, M f be a candidate.
For the vice presidency Willis ii.
Baldwin of this. city is melting ll strun-
uouc effort. upping, It is rumored- by
Mr. thiarshsii. of oily ,Brltiiln. ,
fiesbidu will ‘ n‘at'lffiu'o‘tfiopk out
he morning iii :, emit and upon the
close of nastiest f'lu ‘oiipe‘ctrd that
the delegates and friends will repair
to the shore for... dis or and picnic.
Twovosrsniso all, had it went to the
White City months banquet
AITHMA SUFFIIIRO SHOULD
. F l HKNOW it all. h red
. boy’s money. ”or . as on
many cases of’aif mst‘tllst‘wsro non
{Hamil 1&1”?th t n e t
as. so . r _ .. sv poor;
love. ’wrftsa: “Elegy-lb hold contract.
til fuell-
iptm its
club that
unfit.
II.
s.
1in
y. guise
billed
til it dually grow into a
fill-ii. Adolph Boob; ;
ed twelve ventilate was, a bled, r
u. r. hi.
o... la *‘
mandarin *
the systemic new and original In Kennedy's -
Laxative Honey and m. - Nearly another
lag Opiates.
Tar moves, the bowelii.
L 'A K Aim v:
La Grippe. Bronchitis. Influenza and oil
and Bfmahihbwmtlo‘ns. .‘lflolbiililbmi
mum of: the [inventory of I. a.
CV AND THB'BRIDGE PHARMACY.
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R. R. cinematic: err-dew. I
. NEW HAVEN.
International VlcocPresldent Timothy
‘ J. Shea, Visit: New Haven Bro-
therhood Members.
Timothy J. Shea. international vice-
president of the Brotherhood of Loco-
motive Firemen. paid a brief visit to
Ncw liovcn. yesterday and called on
local ofiicvrs of the li‘ll'lillK‘ll't-‘i lim-
llicrhootl. Mr. Shea Hlifllli. some
little ill New llllven two years ago
\vlicu tho fll’t'lllt’li were looking for
ill] increase in \t'uiros from the New
Haven railroad, which they got.
Of late. Mr. Shea has spent much
of his time in the South, though he
has- traveled ovor the whole country
since his lil’rll New Haven visit.
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dylle,
which a child's finger could have stop~
pad. to become a ruinous break, de-
vastating on entire province of H01-
lunl. ill like manner Kenneth Mc-
lvcr. of Vunccboro, Me.. permitted a
little cold to go unnoticed until a
tragic finish was only averted by Dr.
King‘s New Discovery. He writes:
”Three doctors gave me up to die of
lung inflammation. caused by a neg~
looted cold: but Dr. King's New Dis-
covet-y saved my life." Guaranteed
host cough and cold cure, of. F. ii.
Baxter‘s. South Norwulk, and E. P.
Wood’s. Norwnlll, drug stores. 60c
and $1.00. Trial bottle free. "
ITALIAN VLABORERS ON STRIKE.
HARTFORD. July 21.- italisn iti-
iiorcrs to the number of 250 employed
by the Consolidated Railway Company
in making extension of trucks on
Park and Silicon avenues. went on
strike loillly bccuusc they objected to
the payment to lot) luborcrs brought
here of on increase of Zo‘ccnfs a tiny
in WIIQPS. The new men were brought
up from New iiuvcu and because of
their leaving home were given $1.75
u dzty. Without wnrilliig during the
foreseen the Hartford fuen marched
over to the New lith-n melt and look
away their iiiiplcilicnis. Their was no
further friction. General Manager
i’uudcrford was called. but this lil-
toriloon iiiullcrs Wore at a standstill.
A woman never has a very good time
A HARD LOT
of troubles to content with. spring
from s. torpld liver and biockndcd how-
nls. unless you awaken them to their
proper action with Dr. King‘s New
Life Pills; the pleilsnntest and most
effective cure for Constipation. They
prevent Appendicitis and tone up the
system. the. at F. H. Baxter's. South
Norwnlk. and E. P. Wood's. Norwalk.
drug stores, ”
DERBY BOY'S HEROIC RESCUE.
DERIIY, Jilly lib—“(looms l-‘ox. il ll
your old boy. of East Derby, made
quite a heroic rescue today in pulling
Michael Milrsco. on Italian, it) years
old. out of tho Holisiitoulc River.
. Young Fox was swimming off a dock.
arid the ltnlluil boy while playing ill
soino way fell Ill the water. Fox. who
is it good swluilucl‘.‘immediately put
after the other boy and succeeded in
forcing him to shore. where he was
helped up. in nu exhausted condition.
Muraco was unconscious, but soon rc-
vlvctl.
- TWENT YEAH BATTLE.
"l was u too r in a twenty your hat-
tle with chronic piles and malignant
sores. until i tried Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve; which turned the title. by cur-
ing both, till not. a truce remains."
writes A. M. llrilcc. of Farmvillo. .Vli.
list-t for old Ulcers, Cuts. Burns and
Wounds. 25o. lit lt‘. H. Baxter's,
South Norwalit. and E. P. Wood's. Nip;
children's frivorlto Kennedy's Laxative Honey
COUCH ‘isvrlUP ' I ‘ 1
cough
cures are constipqlingremoiaily those-amnion-
Konnedy'e Laxative Honey and
contains p9,;Qpiates.
A certain. stile and harmless remedy for
all Coughs. Colds. Group. Whooping Cough.
Lung
so the
mm" a concomitant!
. l
sous av THE CLIFFORD purses
THE amuse FAMILY‘AeaOcia-
TION. ~
The Barnes Family Association will
hold its next annual l'e-unlon at Silv-
lu Rock, Thursday. August 16, lathe .
’I‘hcntre Building, tit 10:30 it. no. All
Barnes, their relatives and friends, are
cordially invited. This meeting was
to have been held at Coshoy Bough.
but a change of tiianagement there
compels the change. Savln Rock It!
too well known to require an extended
explanation, being located west of New
Haven, where all trolley cars from
thence go, or give transfers, and at
frequent intervals. it will not be no
contrary to notify the secretary of your
coming to insure a dinner. as there if!
every facility to serve all who come.
Dinners are served for 50c, 75c. $1.00
and $1.25. The following bill of fare
is offered lit the Pier Restaurant for
fifty cents, and at other places: Clem
chowder. steamer clams, fried oysters.
blue fish, cold“ lobster, fried potatoes.
tea. coffee. From the New Haven
Railroad station tulle trolley cars to
Silvio Rock.
'1‘. C. BARNES, President.
Pleasant Valley. Conn.
Will. A. Barnes. Secretary,
Bridgeport. Conn.
mifgfhrfiayczofilmu
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bro-
ziliun Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10c. 25c. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter’s and i'laistod's. “
ODD FELLOWS’fiTATE PICNIO.
Odd Fellows in New London are
talking of ii plan to hold a state picnic
at Fillrview Home, in Groton. Notices,
have been sent to several of the lodge»!
in the stale and they have acquiesced
and have. given notice that they will
participate. The date of the affair was
set for Labor Day. the first Monday in
September. The suggestion was made
than the affair should be a basket pic-
nic. The grand lodge officers will be
present and every effort will be made
joynbie gatherings on record.
PURE BLOOD Is A DEFENSE,
it meant; safety. A person whose
blood is in an impure and impoverish-
cd condition is in the greatest danger
of catching ally Infectious or epidemic
disease. Dr. Kennedy's
Remedy is the mildest. safest and sur-
est purifier of the blood. thus striking
at the root of Kidney. Liver and Blad-
der diseases. $1.00 at all drugglsts.
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plaisted'o
C.
ANSONIA CIGARMAKER DIES SUD-
DENLV.
ANSI.)NlA. July 2l.——.foliu Gleason.
a cleariiiukcr. was found unconscious
in bed at his home on (‘lii’tnli street.
ycsiorlluy, llilll died before it doctor
arrlvod. .lli'uson appeared to be in
good health lust night. but the inedi-
cnl cxuilllilcr decided that death was
due to natural entities. The deceased
was 27 years of title and single.
A team of three gray molt-s. attach-
ed to a street sprinkling curt. attracts
much attention on one of the main
streets of Worcester. An evenly-
inntchcd .tcum .of.mulos oi the some
color is a great.» rarity .in that part. of
the stale.
eliabio ulster
“'- scrum
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8ofc,9u
$3.le t" (Sf.
petiol- tomlur ‘
walk. drupxistii.
Be
bra'lltltutfi‘nrtitm . _
iron Hlll council Balm-m.
’ ”0“" best Medical ill rev ilahlooould not
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a . ottv,
Cool. Comfortable and Up-lo-Date.
Use an Electric Laundiu lion. ‘
~ The Reed d Volk Electrical Compiler. f
highwaffmofilsliéél new it we
. lmlfnnoo. humid-.91., ‘
Phone Iii-4.
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athuohho‘juaubibvovubi Knox iN ssvu‘iuu. ofstIlIIAoirv or ‘_
when unspoilt“ or to catholic. IF vou'as anon on ri-r‘s.
it can cm IT WILL “vireo re on OUR counters subtler. -
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to make illenmalrone of the mesh en- ;;
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