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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 30, 1906 · page 6

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‘ whammy ‘ot’
than Dr. William neuriM

. iffa tribes which In-
’ $655133 of this country.
unzu
e‘tdesc lips ‘hlsf; tea“-
, dig follde: ‘i
have veiled
. re. Ver Cruz and other states. and
1 d the nations ca1lod Mines.
tIi: iistcia. Maxnteiia bus
1. The most Idleres’tl s of

~ e, however, and perhaps of all of

, feces who" are at present ditila‘t;
. e 1, in nearly the whole south of the
_ try. and especially In the state of
on. They number about three
bu Vdred thousand. The Zapotec” are
rung people of‘large proportions.
ha dsome physically. generally good
I rare and Intelligent. They live in
ii stray! huts and houses, each hav-
in only one room, and although some
of the people are wealthy for their
sphere, all follow the same rules In
living and» in their labors. The boys
are obliged to do hard work at on our-
Iy use and they are made to carry
gist loads of fruit on their bends
din the time they are six and seven
heirs old. This is said to be neces-
sary ip order that th y may become
atrium! Ind healthy all so they can do
the work of men when they grow old-

W“This nation of Indians still spears
It; native and ancient language do
so a ten or twelve different diulctts.
Th0 language is soft and pleasant and
amenblé to the ear and is easy to
learn. I studied the language with
my servant. a Zapotecan from Tahoe
in the district of Villa Alta. Oaxaca. If
an!t nation of indians In this republic
is to hive a‘ social and political future
It will be the anotecane Benito Jua-
re. the famous Mexican reformer. was
a Zapotecan and was born in Zuela-

Insular Tallan. In the mountains of

non.

This question of the Origin of the
Meniscus is‘ one of the most inter-
esting and difficult problems I find
that for instance. when closely quest-
toned they say that In olden times
they were unable to tell from what
part of the great north they marched.
They have legends to the effect that
they passed over the Colorado river
and when they came to Mexico they
settled first in the state of Vera. Cruz
where they had repeated battles With
the Aztecs the founders Of Mexico In
these battles the Mazatecns were. dil-
ven over toward the eastern border of
the hints of Vera Cruz This coun
try has been held by this once power-
ful nation until this day The people

-. are decidedly interesting to study.in
to I. few years ago they had kings.
but of recent years they are without
a ruler. The nation numbers twenty
five thousand people. They are set-
ting to be a wandering people. inas-
much as they travel to many parts of
the Isthmus, where they are employ
ed by planters on coffee and sugar

JIIII‘AI-Iilllfl. During the times they are
employed on plantaildns many of
their towns are entirely deserted

“I learn from their history that they
were a warlike nation. but they are
now most peaceful t is difficult for
a strhnder to travc through thler
country owing to their extremely sus~
vicious and superstitious Ideas. They

orsblp idols but these are kept bur-
ed and new ones are made each year.
This nation In particular has one old

ustom in connection with It: idols.

its shell of an eggs ls tskcu and. he-
in: brokenvfnfo seven pieces, is wrap‘
pad in seven pieces of cotton cloth.
Alongwuh this are seven pieces of
bark. red and blue feathers and seven
grains of iron. These charms hound

*toglfither are placed one at ouch cor-
nor of every person‘s tract. of land.

 
 

hafiest and also to secure the Indians
from Injury from their powerful one
mm. I am not sure if all the nations
- he.“ the same gods as i know only
~ ten thousand of the tribe. There are
'. seven gods worshipped, and the eagle
tiger. crocodile, parrot and serpent
are among them.

‘fLIve animals are worshipped and
Im a made are buried as the people
oft .t e trim are ashamed to have
strangers know of their form of wor-
. ship. 1 saw a number of the allure

upon which sacrifices to the seven

sods were offered. Every village has
the seven code but each village has
7 In addition one special'god. It is said
; to Chllchotls that in the church there
is a trained serpent and this is chief
‘ sod of the village. ‘llc people have

it reverence for the serpent which Is
‘ not shown toward any of the
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RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESQEVLS.
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5!” offerdsm
Ind " tribune l'o‘r New York. Was In
wireless communication with the stu-
tion here when nightly miles court. of
' Nantucket. Lightship at ii a. to. today.
. Will probably dock about 8 a. m..

fleshy:
CAPE IiACE. July 30 —~Stoamer
Iverfiih from Liverpool and Queens
town far Boston, was In wireless coni-

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

{bliss salt at it o. at. today

. iher Wilhelm der Grouse. from Bre-

than. 550.. for New York was in wire:
' , communication with the station
' i" when sixty. miles southeast at

. Finland: from An were slid

‘ . ~ New Tommi“ wirelein
sushi dilation with the station here
100 miles south at 8:10 today.
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.‘ TO ISSUE MORE BTOGK.

M
New Shares of to be Offered to Block
. libido" at Par.

Notice has been given out of a spec-
Ial meeting of the stockholders of the
Hartford «It Copilectlcut Western Rail
road Company for the purpose of Is
suing additional stock The company
owns the road between Hartford and
'Rhinecliff which is leased to the Con
tral New England Railway. which In
turn is controlled by the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company. The leasing road pays to
the old iiurtt‘ord & Connecticut Wcsi-
em 2 per cent. up on Its capltalsinck.
which makes the shares dull at u iii-til-
below 00. at which price. they yicld vi
per cent up the investment. it Is not
easy to see how. under the CllClIlllfllml-
cos. the new Issue can be put out at
par. The call fer the nicotine. how
ever says it lb to be offered to the pm
sent stockholders at par In pr'opoltlou
to their respective holdings unit that
what Is not thus token is to be sold
at not less that put.

No one could be found ycstcrtiny uf’~
ternoml or last night, either in Hart-
ford or in New Haven. who could tcil
Just what purpose the new stock is
to be issued for. The authorized cup-
Iiul stock (if the road In 53.000000, of
which 52.712.800 has been Iasucd. This
leaves the company with tho right to
issue $287,200 and the. proimscd new
Issue is of 2.600 shares, or $200,000.
The call is signed by John G. Parker.
of the New York, New ilnvou and
HartfotHdRullioad nu sccrIntluy of the
llhrtfotd arid Connecticut Wcsfcrn and
the meeting Is to be held In the gun-
lIruI office building of tho Central New
England road In this city on Tucsday,
.luly 24, ul 12:10 o‘clock p. m.

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flames...

 

STOP THAT COLD
or It may result In Pneumonia. Bla-
ziilan Balm Is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
70c, 25c. I300 and 51.00 bottles. 'l‘be
Clifford, Baxter’s and i’luisted's. "

REALISTIC.
(Answers).

The youngsters llllll been consumed
to the nursery. and strict injunctions
had been laid upon them to "play a
like quict garlic." In a few muuwuts.
however, sounds as. of a thunder
storm. with a dash of boiler factory.
Issued from tinI room. and the mutlwr
l‘usllud up. "Mcrry on us, cllllill‘cu!“

 

she exclaimed. "Wlmti-vtr :II'I‘ yml
doing? You must not mill... sin-b a
terrible noise." “llut. malulllu.” ox-
clnimcd one of the darlings, “up are
only playing llu-utcr." -

"’I‘honior?"

“Yes: this scene is a storm at sea.
and all of us ext-opt 'i‘omuly are epr-
wrecked people culling for luIlp."

Mammn's attention was then Illl'i‘i'l
oil to Tommy. who (li‘Ollf‘hf‘il in u rm“
ucr. emitting dolcful howls.

"And what In Tommy doing?” slic
asked.

“Tommy is the sccncry."

"The scenery?"

"Yes: be Is iluv Ilf't'iill. slil'li‘killi: ill
the teeth of Illi‘ aim-m.”

 

NEARLY FEARLEBS.
(London News).

Evelyn Is a little ltirl whonc special
lack Is courage. She Is very cowardly.
Her father, finding that sympathy only
increased this unfortunate tiIudcury.
decided to hawI a serious talk with his
little daughter on the subject (if her
foolish fours. “Pupil.” silo said. at the
close of his lecture, “when you are a
cow ulu't you 'frald?" “No, of coursi-
uni. Evelyn." “When you soc u do:
ain't you 'fl‘uili?” "No!" with empha-
sis. "When you see a bumble boi-
ain't you 'fruld'l" “No!” with scorn.
“Ain't you 'fruld when if thunder—s?"
"No!" with loud luushicr. “Uh. you
silly child!" "Pruitt.” said Evelyn
solemnly, "ulll'i you 'frald of lloiliin‘
In the world but momma?"

ilftE'I‘TON WOODS, N. Ii.->'f‘lie
Ilcavy showvrs of last night. with In-
iermitteiu rainfall during the morning
made the road so slippery that the of-
Iicldls decided to postpone thr- morn-
ing start. One of the man went over
the road this looming and pronounced
It very dangerous. and lurid that no-
less It dried sufficiently this afternoon
the run should be postponed unfit to-
marrow. -

OTIAMER NYAOBA AOIIOUND.
MONTREAL. July sou-Ayes». a
trump steamer. bound from this port
for Glasgow with a i-uruu of lumber.
went around at. Vcrcheres, 21 miles
east of Montreal. yesterday. ‘I‘ugll have
'I‘Iilii In the
first mishap to all mean going zes-
I‘lletwocb Montreal and Quebec hiIi
mm “5 ‘
DISAPPEARANCE 0F GUILLOTINI
PARIS lui‘y 28.n-v'i‘he budget cdm
tuition in taking up the estimates for
1007 today struck out the salary of M.
Dieter Junior. the public executioner.
foreshadowing the disappearance
to guillotine
“I don‘t think llll let my daughter
arry yell, young mun.”
“Why not sir?"
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. one week from today final step: will

. CHICAGO. Jul 30. v—Wben the in.
oral Grand Jury convenes In Cblcsso

be taken toward forming a colonists
chain of evidence In Inst the Stand
srd Oil Company on some of Its

‘ bishloihclais which the government

umsecuturil lions will load to Incldb
moms and proaocuilons under the atria
tI-rebute law.

To this and Attorney- General Moody
has lied coma of his best legal client:

; at work here for several days anulys— , i

lug the evidence taken before the

. Brand jury at Cleveland a few weeks . .

mo and preparing a line of pronoduro
tut will fortify the testimony already
adduced. The chief task of weaving

John .1. uliiyun. district attorney for
the Northern District of Ohio, who
was In came of the Investigation In-
to the relations of the Standard Com-
uuuv ului rililruiui at Cleveland.

Others who will take part. In the pro
ceildiugs will be District Attorney C.
ii. Morrison, recently assigned to take
special charge of prosecutions in moo
nopoly cases. Special Agent 7‘. C. M.
Schindler, of the Federal Department.
of Commerce and Labor. who labored
for many months under the direction
of Commissioner Garfield In gutherInK
material for the luttcr‘s reporthou the
transportation of all throughout the
Ilultcd Slates; Assistant Attorney-
Geueral 0. Fl Pearls. and Assistant
District Attorney Francis Hunthvtt. -

The proceedings will be halted upon
deals between the company and rail
roads for the handling of Its product
and the charges made for the some as
compared with the mic fined for in-
dependent concerns. 'i‘hcrc will be also
evidence concerning alluded discli'illr
motion in the matter of storage char-
ges In favor of the oil company.
ASTHMA IVFFERERS SHOULD

KNOW THIS.

Foley’s siloney and Tar hss- cured
many cases of asthma that were con
ddcred hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Bues
out. 71 West. Third St... Davenport
Iowa, writes: “A severe cold contract
«(I in clvc years ago was neglected un
iii It finally grew Into asthma. The
best medical skill available could not
rive me more than temporary relief.
Foley's Honey and 'I‘ar was recent
rounded and one fifty cent lloiile en.
tiiely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
If I had taken If at the start I would
have been saved years of suffering."
i’iuistcd's Drug Store. I.

A BIG MORTGAGE IN STAMFORD.

STAMFORD, .Iuly .‘ffl.-—Onc. of the
largest mortgages evcl‘ Tili'm‘ili‘il III
the town clerk‘s office was received
last week. It was 8300.000, and. is
given on the property of the Ame—
rii'nu Machine Typesetting Company
in Springtime. It is a first mortgage
in dcml of trust to secure bonds for
5000.000. and to hold by tho Knickbor-
kt-r Trust Company. of New York.
The bonds are for twenty years, and
maturiI September I. 1,020. The New
York office of the con puny is at 320
ilrondwuy. The. pros dent Is“ John
Mucluti'rc. The object of the coin-
psuy Is to establish a school for the
teaching of Iypcsmtlng and the gen-
crul working of typcmutlus mat-blocs.
It has acquired on extensive tract of
land front Hubert Kl‘l'l'.

 

 

 

——To feel strong, have good appetite
and disestlon, uli'in soundly and en
joy lifc. Ililt' Burdock lllood illitm-e
the great system ionic and build-
i‘V- vim“

——.._

FRENCH EMBASSY EXPRESSES
REGRET.

PARIS. Jill)‘ .‘iil.w The French cur
liliHB)’ ut Witshlutou has been instruct.
ml to express tllc dis-up regret of lhi»
I'r‘rcncli government ‘III the killing of
Lieutenant ("lorruct- )nnlund. nuvlkulo
lair officer of the United sluice cruiser
(litutlalmogn. who was mortally
wounded nf (fulfil. July ‘18. by a rifle.
bullet fired from Illl' li‘rcuch armored
cruiser Dupctil 'l‘houurs while the
crew of the litttor were. engaged In
small arms practice. The authorities
lil‘l'p, are awaiting IuIlcl‘ rcporfs lit-furi-
neiubliuhing tillI espouslbillty for till.I
accident and illitcrnilnluit on the die-
clpllnury melanin-x to be taken.

“eh—w
MAKE. THE LIVER LIVELY.

Orlno laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent what In cases of habitual
constipation us It stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartlcs. Does
not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name Orino and refuse substitutes
i’iaipted' s Drug Store.

BTBAMER MONTEZUMA DAMAG-
ED.

LONDON. Jilly 00. w'l‘ho ilrltluli
steamer Montezuma. (‘upililu McNIoIl
from Anlwurp for Montreal before in-
pored ill collision ucur West Illudor
with the stratum Kiltuorc. has her
how badly dammed and forcpuilk In
full of water.

 

 

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KILLID MOTHER AND HIMIELF.
MONTREAL. July Rita-Crusted by
drink lifeline ”(Jargon youwday shut
and killed I mother and after no
tempting no kill his sister. took his
own life. Gorgon had an attack of tril-
llnld fever two. iyf‘iil'ii ago. which left
him mentally week. He was very fond
of diminution and never had been con-
soldered dangerous.

ONLY one: son DVINPIIA
Mrs. Franklin Both; of New cutie.
hell; sum “"1 M5?” for ram with
saw on have momma:
and belong“. , Itiieduevmthiag, i
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and” idols Iiidobbbil
dragonflies W

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mid: m “““d. cured m...» .

a not about those alleged to be guilty .
of law hr skin; will fall to the lot of“

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. Makes ‘ niossfi‘
Cream in 10 ‘
and Wilts Ibeull one
«catapults.

Pour kinds: Van.
Ills, Chocolate Straw.
berryand Uniformed

: m M 25 can It In green-n.
r ocul- bun‘tlt. send his

no. “N’D‘égillvpfilwo 5m llinll? "1111106311; in?“

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NEW HAVEN TRAIN STRIKES AN-
OTHER AT WILLIMANTIC.

Bids-Swipe at Air Line Crossing—No
One Injured.

WllJJlilAN'l‘IC, July 30.—~'l‘lle train
from Hartford duo here at. 9337 was
run into yesterday by the New Haven
train due at the some time and al~
though over your on the train was more
or Ices shaken up. no one was Inlur
[Id The New Haven train was cros-
sing from the Air Line trucks to the
Mulu lillc when the Hartford train
side swiped the others engine and
baggage car The tender was overint‘na
ed and the truncated Illl‘ bad a his
holc rent in Its sidc. Both trains word
going slouly 'lbe casino ol‘ the Hart
ford train was thrown from the track
and was slightly dotil‘ngcd. It to un-
derstood theta mistake In signals cau~
sud the accident.

ONLY 82 YEARS OLD. '

“I am only 82 years old and don‘t ex-
pect even when i get to be real old to
feel that way as long as I can get Elec
irlc Bitters " says Mrs. E ii. Bronson.
if Dublin (la. Surely there‘s nothing
else keeps the old as young and makes
the weak as strong as this grand tonic
lnedlclnc. Dyspepsia. torpld liver in-
flamed kidneys or chronic constipation
are unknown after taking Electric Bli-
tors a reasonable time. Guaranteed
by F. It Battier. South Norwalk, and
F0 P Weed, Norwalk drugglsts Prion
I c.

PORT CHE8TER MAY BE TER-
MINUS.

 

 

 

DANBURY, ,July 3t).—-—~lf is stated
that the bruncll mml which the New
York. New Holt-n and Hartford lluil-
road Company Is to construct from
ilsubury iIuI Ncw York luaiu division
is likely to hn’vo its southern terminus
at Port Chester. N. Y.. Instead of al
Greenwich, Conn In that (worn the
southern part of the line will follow
the survey for Illi‘ old Dunbury, Rid-
gotit-ld and Port (‘husfcr road. The
new survey laid out the route through
(lrciIuwlth. Iii ordel to have fewer
heavy blinded but various property

ff‘flllf' residential section would be all
vcrscly offer-nut are seekiug to have
Chester ls finally selected as the fur-
miuus many thousand dollars' worth
of izrndiuu IIIiII was donc. rim-oral years
ago for Illi‘ road as them culilclllplaicd
t-uultl now lm illillztul.

DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the tildéllfli‘d portion .01 the car,
There In only one way to cure deaf
boss. and that Is by constitutional
rcsnedlcs. Deafness. is caused by an
lnilamed condition of the mucous ltn
lag of the Eutuacbiun 'I‘ubc. When
this tube is Iniinmud you have a rum
illIllK sound or Imperfect hcarlng, and
when It Is cuiirciy closed. Deafness In
the result. and unless the Ililinmlnn
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hour-
ng will be destroyed forever; nine
ill-see out of ten are caused by (‘starrh
vhlch in unit ing but on Inflamod con
tlitlon of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any cutie of Deafness (caused by
cuiarrh) that cannot be cured by
ilall’s Cnuu-rh Cure. Semi for clrr
cuiars frcc

F. J. (‘illi NEY e 00., Toledo. 0

Sold In It. assist 751:.

Take llulls Family Fills for constl
putt on.

 

 

 

ONTARIO MEAT lNVESTlGATION.

OTTAWA. URL. .Iull’. filth—«Whoa
Sidney h‘iwlwi- minister of uurfculture
naked lllii itv'paltlucni to Illicsiiyatc
and linmi upon the sanitary condl
ilnuu of tho «uuucd mum illiluutry null
Iiviillluullti-rtlu; bounce of Iluuudu, llt‘ III
the cauli- iluw arranged with the min.
MW of Internal ruvcliun to have mull
yslu made or canned goods as offered
for still» ilumiilhout ihc Dominion. 'l‘llc
cohort of lbw Department of Aarucul-
turc Is tloi wt completed. lult the au-
nlyels by the chief nnitlyslrit, 'i‘lli’lillfit’
Milt-Furlmw, iii ilnlahud. Milt-Furious-
In his i‘i'lltli'l uuyu that 322 samples
collected tlimuilbuul Canada Worn nil-
nlyacd. ”l'luu included vulupics from
the United Status as well its tinnitus
packed fiwuts, Only four suluplos
out of the zit-“.2 were found any evidnn'
i-e of lieiolupusition I‘Iie report III
therefore considered highly autisruct

WM .

"El. iMPINblNG DOOM.

. The feeling of Impending doom in

311:” minds cl”! may” "films of Bright's
use an I abuse “gigolo“

to llilnlildlhtt” by tho W

. 03‘}.

ad from telling this" It‘s, 0100.3
It will cure indlpfdnt ii‘bs'dlscuil
Ind diabetes and m l5 mm

cases given comfort and "list. liilllt
disorders are cured in a few days. "I
find diabetes In Its worst form,” writes
Marlon Lee or approach. bad. ”I tried
sight phyeit inns Without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley‘s Kidno

made 13:“ it well man." Pt I

IIIII‘TOL TINIMINT MID.

nuts rm. July 30.--I‘I'Iin two- loite-
inept iiomu- of Isadore buvsnnila.
which was mounted by two Polish fa-

‘tuIIIII in: fire
term. l'i'ilo‘! n ”Milt-
belongings. atlifhld I hard time “villa

diurnal res.

 

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595

an muons I intimidate
5’ .

owners whnmf liuildlmzs In the uristo'

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cure .' ‘1)".
NUT” NORWALK T0 ‘OANIURY.

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but: ill. amt and dump. it e We
. win Bridgeport Hospital.
MILFORD .lul
throat and “chills his wrist with a
razor and then lumping down a well.
out. of which he later scrambled uncid

ed Julius Engler. a farmer aged for-

ty-nsven years. While temporarily in-

:sane. attempted yesterday the fulfill-

merit. of a 'tbreat. mode repeatedly
while suffering from similar attacks, to
taktI his life. Following his emcrgin,
from the well. which is located on his

. property on the ilrldircport Turnpike.

whom he lives with his Wife. he was
taken in harm by friends and remov.
ed to the Bridgeport fillspftifl. whore
litI Is In a serious condition Recently.
while temporarily Insane, be wandered
away from vhis home and was not lo-
cated for serum] days. When found
he was ill the‘ home of relatives in
Bridgeport. ~"
. dim—v..-
TWENTY YEAR BATTLE.

"I was a loser In a twenty your hat.
tie wlth chronic piles and malignant
sores, until i tried Bucklcns Arnica
Salve; which turned the title. by our-
Ing both. till not. a. trace remains."
writes A. M. Bruce. of Farmville, Vs.
Bert for old Ulcers. Cuts. Burns and
Wounds. 25c, at F. ii. Baxter' s,
South Norwnlk. and E. P. Weeds. Nor
walk, druzglsts.

INCREASE OF COTTON WORKERS

BOSTON Jilly 30. ”Folly thousand
cotton mill opdl‘itfivca of Nortllom
New England received today on In-
crease of five pal cent. In pages. The
operatives affected are employed in
mills In Lowell. Muss. Mullt‘rbcstcr.
Dover and Nashua, N. IL. and In Wu—
terville. liewiston and iiiildct‘ord. Me.
In all these places except. Lowell the
Iiu'rcnscs were voluntary by the. revs-
ral mill nianaacrec. At Lowell file. of.
for by the owners of an increase are
relying five per (sent. was preceded by
a'rinucpt from the operatives for an
advance of ten pul'iwni. The offer of
the Lowell mullufucturcru luts not yet
been formally accepted by the lmvcll
'I'cxtllc, (.‘nuncil. which presented the
demand. 'l‘htI cnlplilycs claim flint the
five per cent. offer was hurl-muffled
with conditions too vogue in be under.
stood.

 

A TRAGIC FINISH.

A watchtnan‘e neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dykc,
which a child's finger could have stop
ped, to become a ruinous break. do
insisting on entire province of Hot-
Iani. In like manner Kenneth Mc~
Iver, of Vanceboro, 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 cf
lung inflammation. caused by n nag-
Iccteii cold; but. Dr. King’s New Ills-
covcry saved my life." luarautced
host cough and cold cure, at F. H.
Ilnxtcr's. South Norwaik, and E. P.
Wood's. Norwsllt. drug stores. 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottle free. ‘ "

EAGLES MEET IN BRIDGEPORT.
IlRIINlIEPUlI’I‘. July {0th meet-
Ina of the representatives of the Dur-
by . MiIridcn. Hartford. New Britain
lilddiemwn. New lsmdou and Bridge»
part during of Eunice was held in
Eagle lluil insIcrtln)’ uflcruuou. A
number of matters of inn-rust to thc
urilcr. which will come before
III‘XI Illf’f‘llllfl 0f the grand ucl‘lc were
discussed. also the project of :l field
iuy next year.» Whether Bridgeport,
in New Haven In tho [llillt’ Ill which
illil next big Ncu l‘ugialitl field (lll\
ulll lli‘ licld Is not not thIi‘lllllllill.

 

 

WILL INTEREST MANY.

Every person should know that goal
health Is Impossible If the kidneys are
deranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure kidney and bladder disease In
new form. and will build up and
urengrhcn these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. No
longer of Bright‘s disease or diabetes
if Foley's Kidney Cure Is taken In
time. Pluisfed's Drug Store. ”

 

'I‘hc demons are all afraid of a happy
than.

new roux. m mm a
HARTFORD cannons.

TIME TABLE.
III Effect June 10, 1005.

LEAVE sou‘i‘H Noewam FOE
uswvonx.

a. .‘5r—IZLEGR. 5:30. 5:41, ma

0:502, 5:58 7:58, 8:18, 8:40, 8:48x.

mix, 9:01. 10:50:. 11-01.

DIM-12 52:. 1: 00. 1: is: 2. 647:.

2:20. 3: 31:. I: 13x. 5:41, 5157:.5ziil.

0:581, 7:12x, 7251:. 9:573,10.32.
Sundays.

:3 M.-’—lll:iids, 6:301. Ezilx, 8:57.
i: x.

P. M.—-ll:m, 2:4'fx, 2:571, flail.
‘21571, 7:001, 7:13, 710“. 8220:, 0:57x.
I0:09.
new YORK FOll IOUTH NORWALK

A. his—12:00:. 12:00:. 4:55, 6:45,
6:40. 8:01. 8:00, 51:40:, 9:02x. 9:09.
it)". 10:02:, 1020511100); 11:03.

‘i’. M.--l2:08l.1:04. lzllox. 2:001.
l: 05. 3: 314, I: 001:. I: 00 I: liix. I: 32.
3:02;: 5:00, o: 25. 02001:. 0: 03. 8: 58.
“03!. 9100's 9.: ”r 11: 00:0

Iyunds I.

A. hf.—-lil: 001': 12: '09:. I: 00. 'l: 20.
“We “:0

P. “#1305. 5: 004. 5: 001, 5:551.
ii: 02:. 11. 00:.

IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
“HAVIN.

mat on.

1iziiu.1o.los.9zexl"mm If: our.
5 I a”; Ix I 1'

ram.» martinis 8:07! a: m.

 

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0: 01. 10: 05:. 11.3“”.

as III

days.
III—12:00:, 1:12;, 1: list. 7: If.

0' 05. 11:05:. .
II 13' 05: 5:45. 7: 072. 0:15 .
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‘+ AMA m“. H“ ”*w‘t‘flfl INN. ‘ “ ‘ 1'

AMI-*5 00. 0:301:050
P.‘ list-i5: 25, “503. 5‘. 50? 5‘ 04, 7:11.

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COAL AND WOOD

‘ “AGENTS FOR
Bo‘Wkor’s Fertilizers.

B. Hershfield 8: Son.

122 WATER STREET TM). 355.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Paris Cloak ti. Suit House,

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Midsummer Clearing Sale of Ladies Stilts. Coats. Shirts. Walsta, Shirt.

Wulets Stilts Ruin Costs at a great reduction. as we must clean out all of . ..

our summer goods. First come first gets them. Come and be convinced.
If you have not bought of us yet ask your neighbors. They did.

Walsh}. 390, 490, 750, 96c. 81.25. slain, $1.98. 52.48 to $6.00.

 

Skirts frmu ....... . 98c tot-10.00
Coats ....... .. .. 33.50 to 315.00
llulnCoats........................................... .. 36.03 to $18.00
Linen suits .. ....... ....... 52.08 to $12.00
Ladies Suits '.. 56.98 to $12.00
THE DIFFERENCE :3 IN THE

QUAL LITY

Go where you will for your coal
supply. the price Is very much the
same; the difference in results -hest.
comfort, coal bills. etc.——rcsidcs In I
superior or Inferior quality. The ar-
ticle of fuel to be found In our yordl
will successfully withstand the cover-
sst test. Try It before you place In
order elsewhere.

lllil Daniel Keogh Coal 00

7| hsvlew Ave. 0’ Phone. “I
BRANCH OFFICEI.

Lucy’s New. More Railroad Pisoo'i

. "flaw.“ssm

Bridge Drug More. Washington
«iRoton Point Hotel!»

lrldpc.
Now open for the Season of I005.
Dancing. Boating, Bathing and

 

 

 

other . attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Vaudeville daily at 3:30 and 5:30.
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening. Dancmg
every evening

 
 

Asphalt,
Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Laid,
Curb Gutter and Penny Set

Bros.

Special sale

Cement,

 

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