‘ arrested,h 1th 00W
he largest over old in
< over site use
u out abstinence shes e“1
are expects
iid ali‘dJieliid see, there Willi
. « r 1:000 unofficial representatives
in n and women who are interested
the work and Who are willing to
e at their own expense.
. The program for the week though
. ii tfoumplbls’; promises a lot of
up up eohés, and includes re
rvice"; combined with a trip
11111001111111 a number of sightsee-
$0M long.
"I ate in; of Tuesday. August
, i be a reception to the dole
till . isitprs at the Narragansett
‘- "dii Wednesday morning. Aug-
=”a ”at 11 0.111.. a pontiflosl mass will
meld. at the cal) hedrsl at which
51:00 intnhit'vin of the diocese of
fig. Pr.-. will cfilclate.i1nmed-
. . sully after this, the delegates will as-
‘ soluble at Infantry hall. where they
will listen to an address of welcome
“by Mayor Dyer. and attend to the
miller business preparatory to the
itiore‘ important: meetings of the two
allowing days. in the afternoon there
will be another session in infantry hall
and in the evening there will he an
xcurslon to some 11th not yet select
‘ ”On Thursday morning‘ Rev. Fr. Aus-
tin O'Toole. of Providence will con-
duct a solemn high mass at the noth-
mi ibr the deceased members of
. tits union. in the afternoon there will
‘- be another session.
‘ On Thursday evening an open fem
Wiles rally will be held to which
‘Eali who are interested in temperance
.j work will be invited. Governor Utter
1 is expected to preside, and a good list
of speakers has been arranged.
Eriday. August 10, will be recreation
’ day. The delegates and their friends
'will sail to Newport in a1 special
steamer and spend the day in visiting
the historic and interesting points of
the city. Saturday will be devoted to
the election of officers for the ensuing
Your.
At a meeting of the delegates front
the Rhode island Abstinence societies.
held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon in
the Sunday school room of tho cath-
stint] at which were present repre-
sentstives from Providence. intuck-
et. Bristol Warren. Woonsocket and
Wickford, plans for the parade which
will probably be held on l‘hmsduv ev-
ening of convention wook, immediate-
ly preceding the temperance rally were
discussed. The committee hopes to
have over 2,500 men in line. among
them many uniformed companies.
The convention is to be held under
the auspices of the Rhode island Cath-
olic Total Abstinence union. The com-
mittee which has charge conslsls of
Thomas O Brien. Pawtucket; iielcn
Kinsley. intuc;ket Agnes Boles.
flail mafhlfliltckct and the presidents of the
' societies of Rhode island.
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A wotchman'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. de-
. vuststing an entire province of H01.
111111.111 like manner Kenneth Mo
Iver, of Vuncoboro, lilo" permitted a
. little cold to go unnoticed until a
tragic finish was only averted by Dr.
Kings New Discovery. lie writes:
“’l‘hrt‘e doctors gave me up to die of
lung inflammation. caused by n nog-
iected cold; btt Dr King's New Dis
covery saved my life " (iuarnuteed
best cough and cold cure at F. H.
Baxter“ s, South Norwslk, and E. P.
. eed’s. Norwalk. drug stores. $00
‘ . ’ . d '1. 00. Trial bottle free. "
DULLETT WAS LOCATED.
Hospital Physicians Fourtd Missile
in Joint of Young Men’s Leg.
1 ‘ All examination was made hv the
1 X-ray at the B1ldgepoit llospltsi yes-
tprday of the left leg of Tony Com-
browfslti, the young man who has
accidentally shot at i‘ulrficld Sunday,
m the bullet was located in the
knee iolnl.1\n operation will be made
(DU extract the bullet.
Up to yesterday this case was a
are to the doctors at the hospital
t Sunday the young men was
‘ Kilt to the hospital said to be
‘Bp‘flui'lh from a bullet wound in the
let. omerowfslti was not von will-
. municatlvo. but he said that ho was
allot in the log by two young men
‘ ’ ‘ he were riding in a trolley car going
through Fairflold. and who fired at
him. lie did not suppose that they
meant to hit him. He works for
George Wilson, farmer. at Greenfield
» The doctors were unable to find
any trace of the bullet. although they
. ‘fliiliid the puncture. Yesterday at
W11 they 'put on the limo and
the bill t in the Joint.
ApTi-lidA IUFFIRIM IHOULD
KNOW THIS.
1 is HQ“! slid 1‘s nu cured
. ‘ otabth me. at were com
d hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Bass
1 West Third st. Davenport
writes: “A severe cold contract
rum who neglected 1111-
grew into asthma. '1‘th
. 1‘ 1111111 minus could not
more than temporary relief.
and ’i’sr was rescin-
one fifty cont bottle on-
. I as ofmithnts which had
. in: on me or twelve years.
«1'30 it its 0:011“; will“
so years 0 s e I"
Dru Itore
1‘0 PA Aiill POITPONID.
{fill its: .who intended"k to
still! Week on
0 her trir
'~ Eng and.
000i! Norwsils Mona
1%?1? in New York
for the hen-
istruck off the sites
The details of the, proposed expan-
sion of the navy is now biting drawn
up at Tokio
that consequent to the surrounding of
the palace with Japanese troops on
July 4. the seal of the Korean emperor
effective on September 1. which will
affect American mining interests
steamer shines d w to
._ larder. brought items of
‘ insulated“: pit
Iths' Japanese
s been
a 611ml of the
Japanese naVy Will reach 020.000 thus
es 111’
unity.
in 1008.010 it is not believed the
gmireugth will be permanently retain-1
'i‘vtsntyothres (11019810 will be
lve list this year. ,
Advices were receivad from Korea
was secured to a new mining treaty
in
Korea. 1
inasmuch as concessions now held
must net. be sold or mortgaged with- “
out the consent of the Japanese 30- .
vernnient foreigners will be bound by '
the regulations of their treaty.
A Japanese commission of 700 mom .
hers has been luvestlgatlnz the re
sources of Manchurlu and will leave .
in August.
Three American ladies touring in
Japan were oriented in ino province .
and released after their cameras had
been destroyed because they made
photographs of Japanese ladies bath
ing at a public bath house.
A Japanese woman has been arrest-
ed at Osakl for the wholesale murder
of infants. Over twenty babies were,
killed by the woman. who narrowly ‘
egcaped lynching after being arrest-
e
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 11p and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. No -
danger of Bright’ s disease or diabetes 1
if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken in
time. Pleisted's Drug Store. ".
______'._..........._.
SECOND OPERATION.
Mr. Ferris Has No Malignant Growth
in the Threat.
Freiingiluysen Ferris, of Stamford
underwent “a second operation at Roo-
novoll Hospital. yesterday afternoon.
it was performed by Dr. Film. of New
York. and Dre. (loll) and iinnrnban.
of Stamford. assisted. l\ir. Forris'
threat, was opened again and a growth
which had been retarding recovery
from the. previous operation was re-
moved.
Yesterday's Opt ration was entirely
successful and puritans the most sails
factory feature was that. it quickly
satisfied the surgeons that there. is no
malignant growth. Mr. Ferris will re-
lnaln at the Hospital for two weeks.
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CASTOR IA
for Infants and Children.
iln Kiri You lint Always Bought
Bears the “V
Signature of ,
CONNECTiCUT PATENTS.
The following were issued July 24.
1006. List furnished from the other
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents
Bridgeport. Conn.
iicrbort Cloth. l-inrlft-ld, surveying
rod.
Elbert iii.
leer-pinch“.
i1‘. 0. iioaclund. Hartford. stop do-
use for “wording mechanism.
Joseph Sili'ils. Hartford. the» block.
Curtis ll. Vomit-1‘, Hartford. tacho-
meter.
Wilbur 11‘. Gilbert,
window fastener.
Peromo ii. Socor, Derby. four pu-
liliill.‘ l’lutmrshiil mechanism for ly-
po writing machines; typo writing
earrings.
John S. Hoyt Dnrion. hydraulic ole-
valor.
issue E Palmer. Mlddletown. two
patents; 'l‘incad- -guldc.
Russell ii. Shallcr, Foresivillo, hun-
(‘io for tools. .
Frederick Rntchii‘fc, Portland. two
patents; Mulch-box: cigar cutter. 1
A HARD LOT
of troubles to content with. spring:
from a torpld liver and blockaded how-
Coucb, Hartford, typo
New Britain.
proper action with Dr. King's New
Life Pills; the plenssntest and most
effective cure for Constipation. They
prevent Appendicitis and tone up the
system. 50. at F ii. Baxtcr' 11. South
Norwnlk. and E. P. Wood’s. Norwnllt.
drug stores. .
STAMFORD BOATS ENTERID.
The anniutl regatta of the Pequon-
nock Yacht Club. of Bridgeport takes
plum next Saturday. and tho commit
too has an Idea that it will be the big
gust over 011 1.0113 island Sound
Stamford will be represented by the
White F011. and the Huddle 11.. which
was in the Stamford Yacht Club'- to
gotta two weeks ago, is entered.
"If. iMPINnINo DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright's
seals and diabetes has been changed
thankiainsu by the benefit dot-iv
all from taking Foley‘s Kidney Care.
it will cure incipient Bright's mdizesle
and diabetes and even inth
00 on. and r c Slight
h ddl ‘ “1:110 “:61 6010.1"!
0 II. n More 111,”!!!
than.” Dunresth. “i tried
el:ht physicians without lief.
Ithree bottles of ii'ofoy'l dney Ours
made me a well men." Plsisisd‘a
Drug atom. "
M
¢OMPANiII ORGANIZID. .
A certificate of ormisstlon was
filed Tuesday in the 0 disc of the :{E
oratory of the ems by the Now if
you Decorating Company. of Nowiho
van. The 0 cars are: President.
William Mali th: treasurer.
A. Smith; secretary William 0. his“
Isms... all of New oven. The di-
”sill
els. unless you awaken them to their . .
$11.31 w. wassmerort 01'.
score NORWALK.
1151a idvaniage of the oléetesl sale of Seasonable Merobamhse eve} offered to the public.
018W!" Commence Friday Morning, lulu 27,111 it 11 m
lasing for Three thus FRIDAY SATURDAY and MUMMY.
Everp Salt of 000105 111 our Clothing Department will be sold during this sale
Everu man ulust have live 01 51110001115111 his pocket and crew 1111111 must measure from £52 to 44
inches chest measure. as all sizés trust 06 and crew on will be filled. Not a single suit 1n our
entire siere is worth less than ten nuns and up to eighteen dollars. We will have no extra
salesmen dunno this sale. You can look through the whole stock and make pour own selection.
and if not perfecil‘u sellslaoloru after the goods have been taken home, bring it back and we will
refund pour 111011011. it 11011 can ’t come Fridau. come Saturdau. 001110 Mendall. price of $0 00
and $6 00 per suit will hold good for three daus. The goods 111 these suits are all wool. made
1111 the American Woolen Compass. Then are neat and up- to date patterns. single and double
breasted. Chariots. W01steds.liou10$puns Black Tbibets. and Clan Diagnosis.
Ladies’ Tailor-Mode Suits and
- Cloaks, $5 .00
One hundred up-to-date Suits—blacks. grays. mixtures. and
navy. worth from $12.00 to $00. 00: for this sale. $5. 00. No alterations
during this sale. Remember. We are selling these Suits for less
than it costs to have the goods made up. Only one suit to a
customer. $5. 00.
Trimmed Leghorn Hats.
for little girls. at 50c. About 50 little Hats. trimmed with velvet
ribbon and flowers, worth $1. 50; this sale, price only
500 each.
Children’s Coats for $3.00.
A most beautiful assortment of All Wool Fancy Mixtures, sizes
4 to 14. and worth from $6 to $7; for this sale,
‘ $3.00.
Boys’ Suite to go for Half-Price.
A big assortment of these little Suits. all colors. including Blacks
$2. 50 for $1. 25. $3.00 for $1. 50. $4.00 for $2. 00. etc.
Dont miss these bargains
Skirts for $3.75.
Never in your life did you see a Skirt like that sold for that
price. Come In and look at them. They were made to sell for $7.50.
For this sale. only
$3.? 5.
For 0110 Dollars.
A few Tailor-made Suits for little girls. Eton Jackets and
Skirts to match. A most ridiculous price. but go they must, so you
can have them for 1
$1.00 each.
Misses’ Skirts for $1.75.
All Wool Skirts Black. Blue. and Red. short lengths. 34 to 37
inches long; all to go during sale for
"$1.75.
Men’s White Dress Shirts for 500.
Our entire stock of Stiff Bosom White Shirts. open bitch and
front. worth $1.00; this sale for
$2.00 for 01.00 5°“ .
$4.00 for $2.00 Men’s Russet Shoes for $2.00.
All of our Men's Russet Oxfords. worth 33.50 to close out for
$2.00.
0100’ 0 Pants at One-Half Price.
We have about one thousand pairs of Pants. Blacks and Fancy
1 Stripes. We have them. from 80 50 to bigot). liar this sale you may
take any pair for just half the former sell n; price.
Spring and Fall Jackets. $5.00.
Our entire stock of Coats. consisting of fine Silk and Satin- lined
Coverts. Black Cheviots and Silk Etons. worth from $9. 00 to $15.00;
all to go at
$5.00
Be wise and come early.
Skirts for $5.00
About 300 of the very latest Dress Skirts—Voilcs. Cheviots and
Panamas; all colors. Blacks. Blues, Grays and Mixtures, worth all
the way to $15. 00; for this sale.
I. $5 00.
No alterations.
Raincoats for Men and Women,
$8.50.
GUARANTEED RAINPROOF COATS.
The Men's Costs are all haif~silk lined and the Ladies‘ Costs are
nicely trimmed. Dark Oxford Rsinproof Cloth. sold in every store
for $16.00 to $18.00; our price. for this 51110.
$8.50.
White Lawn Waists.
The remainder of our stock. The most beautiful assortment
imaginable. To be sold for just half the original selling price.
$1.50 for 750; ‘
$3. 00 for $1. 50;
None to be eschsnged.
Waists for 390.
About 10 dozen «sorted Waists. odd lots. White and Colored.
worth 750 to $1.50; to close out. the lot for
390
Dozens of other little lots which are marked down are dlsplaued on tables and not mentioned
in this advertiSemenl 111100100111 11101105 as 1101101110 this his store
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