tit 80
one h- was tennis in the” our
parlor court uybatardei‘utfirnoon. and ‘
tdiacloeea the radii segment in 2
,_ the autism in Will! plaintitt, m'i
stead o: the at? 2 branded M2.
‘ retrial as ‘11ng brat, inviv :10: f ill
dad 0 rue . a r, o e
“it‘ll-Brii‘court gave in smart tor the i , ‘
l"'i2 f
i
d 2 '*2 W.2 i 2 2
“flamfl e M “’ m'figflfi 05535:.
p on h? ill is regular exercise. reasonable care
‘2 share of her family with her.
. 3“”
«ring emit requisite chap.
eke Beechem’l’e Noelle ocennonally.
‘~ 2 one the stomach and keep the liver and bowels in good working
it». And dont worry. ~ .
Observe these rim 1 1
etc the most from lit: it“ es and you will agree that the one who
2 1710me AW110 Uses
2 o HONEY as
bum} in wms'rso.
£23.01- Hlvoa in Winter! the
WIN n Gohdoetleut.
.. Moose r, of Winsted raises
lawn! emperaon‘ ln
“fimnty'b it iI" olib'ved. he
ml r'itoy (if his f as
block oh Maia street, in the heart
2 loll. The“ blind?
_ . says, is different
‘ l other i sects—more interest-
2 antinnuuh more rpiltable more in-
, molaaner i 2 their work and
tall the workers kill off the
“ while the human drones
he queen lays all the eggs
oung base. A good queen
bobby lay eggs enough in a
fill a buihsl basket with soi-
The queen begins to lay in
ng. in about 18 days the
. 2 2 213,000 begin to come out ready
. ‘2 lanes, and the hive or tree be
.2 w il-D with trees. Then, on-
“ ey llIyo mere room than they
”$535? sometimes if they have. they
will' what is coiled a queen call.
Mil Mttltlea time out comes a young
(all
._ “23:.“ this time the hive or tree is
pretty hill of bees so that they begin
crowa outside and first one knows
some hot day an extra buzzing will be
heard. The queen has moved her
household effects and taken a large
Within
' three minutes after the queen leaves
the hive the swarm is all out and
swerythingjl is quiet at home. The
e liy lights on some bush ‘or
4 by, and the fatally all whiz
nd round till they find her and
lie (in top of one another, sometimes
: aiming at mass as large as p peck
measure.
2‘ 2 It not disturbed they will stay there
half an hour. and oftentimes till next
day. when they will leave for the
' woods or some other place which has
. in many instances been selected before
‘ they left the old home. Bees very sci
dom swarm more than three times.
and 0!th not more than once if they
have proper room. Man has learned a
good dial about the honey bee but
they hate many secrets that man will
erleilrh.
r. Messenger has ten colonies of
lines in his attic. Last year he had 8.
sea toblt otf 4-12 one-pound sections.
.Ria pros boosts this year are brighter,
' as he ready has taken 97 pounds
from one hive and has not emptied the
hire at that There are some six or
seven different varieties of the honey
bee. Mr. Messenger says, and most or
them know how to sting. There is one
glad that doesnt sting. but they can
IN- OILF DEFEND!
Major Hamm editor and manager
of the Constitutionallet. Eminence,
2X]. when he was fiercely attacked
16hr years ago by Piles. bought a box
I‘Bucklens Arnica Salve of which
lays: ”it cured me in ten days
find no trouble since. " Quicke'nthea’l.
, ‘ Burns, Sores. Cats and Wounds
..H Baxter‘ a. Booth Norwalk.
. P. Weed' 0, Norwalk. drug
W
2 m 0000 canoe Paomeeo.
- .....s.
”lobes and “boost! ‘tliek Only a
Little Sunshine.
each and tobacco crops in
at this summer will probably
breakers for quantity. and a
«sunshine and dry weather
way will make the quality of
all that can be hoped for. The
at extremely humid we
“J ‘ cmllhi ”analetyy among fru
2 . be 661”". whose products
2 tion so fast that they“
32.0611 set it in-
Mali my. polls. 2 2 2 2
ottoman sections Ithe plant is
recalls! a
e easel ot2
bron ht bit
' * ll of
m: this summer to break
the plants. and the fields are in
2.17:; weather and sunlight
a. leaf Nil
“Mali?
stage. bole seat and
likely to come when the
out 006’ nose up to dry.
.kept in bottles.
How the Help Code of a Camping
“Party ‘2Wu‘ Ministerprohd.
NA good Itory l'srtOhla on‘ a party of
men who have been camping along the
banks of the Housetonic. Before they
left Anscnia. from where they came.
they put into their hampers enough
at the things in bottles that are sup-
posed to cheer. to last. them, as they
'thouihbiuhtll they retorned. But to
guard millet accidents. they led
word with a store keeper that if they
rah ally they would telephone him they
Wanted some bread and he must send
up some of the best things that he
He understood all
right slid see
About three days otter the outht
had reached camp. all the thirst
quenchers and stimulants gave out
and they sent a hurry call. for more.
One of the campers went to a neigh
boring farm house, called up the store
in Ansonia. and told the man who ana~
worse the telephone to ten the proprie-
tor to herld up two loaves of bread
The boy delivered the message to the
proprietor. but unfortunately the pro-
prietor had forgotten about the corn
versation with the campers and did
not remember that bread meant beer
in their secret code. He thought that
bread must mean bread. and as the
day was pleasant he decided to visit
the camp himself. lie bought two
loaves and went upu
When he came in sight of the camp
he was hailed with shouts of joy from
the thirsty campers. but when he do
livered his bundle and this was hastily
opened. the expressions of disgust”
that escaped from mention warned
him that his offense was a great one.
For a time he did not know what. to
make of it. but finally he remembered
Of' course he laughed and that made
matters worse, but he finally straigh
toned things out by going to a neigh-
boring (arm house and buying a pitch.
or of milk.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
WRONG.
H0 neglected to- take Foley's Kidney
Care at the first signs of kidney trou-
ble. boiling it' would wear away. and
he wea'eoon a. victim of Bright's dis-
ease; There “is danger in delay, but
if Foley‘s Kidney Cure is taken at
once the symptoms will disappear. the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. 8. Base, of
Morgantown. lnd., had to get up ten
or twelve times in the night. and had
a. severe backache and pains in the
kidneys. and was cured by Foley‘s
Kidney Cure. Piaisted‘s Drug
Store. "
MAY BUILD TWO YACHTS.
——————b
Lipton Wants Americans to Permit
Him to Pick the Better Ono.
Sir Thomas Lipton whose anxiety
to challenge again-for the-American
cup is well known. has made the sng.
gcetion to a. number of prominent
yuchtsmen‘on his side of the Atlantic
that. in.caee he sees his way clear to
a» formal challenge. he wouldllke to
secure a concession from the New
York Yacht club allowing him to build
two yachts, sell one against the other
and sand the better boat against the
dcbender.
While no formal statement has
heeen' made Sir Thomas Lipton that
he has any legitimate hopes of success
in this direction. the inference is that
he has sounded certain of the New
York Yacht Club clhclaie and is not
.2 lemmas;
.iMr Buckln
mm in his action. can thr
higher tribtin'ai reverses his decision.
he action lashesed upon the invobb
meat in Fairneld real estate or 3,500
Mirror. wotsrm’nie money by liver
'1‘. Shorwaod former cashier of the
nobthobr‘t National bank Sherwood
WGi—tfirw i .
'5' thnnlgw aki‘ged from Southport a
blink three years iii:
ipls‘diid attuc‘ die’nts dp'on this property
gilatet Professor We ornian cntereda
claim that their atiachmcnta were void
self.
iachmcnté were legal but the supreme
court ilnds that neither Buckingham
0:; the bank were aloha flds porches
of the prdperty, as was held by
the lower court. and that Waterman is
iy while Shervmod owned only 18 of
that the attachments of Buckingham
iii and that the remainder belongs to
Waterman and is free and unintent-
bored.
it’ll“ opinion was written by Justice
0 l.
W'
Wedding Impossible.
and the
New Haven. formerly of South Nor-
w.alk in now reatln more comfort my
in the Post-Gradna as hospital in
of holding their Wedding in Christ
Church on August 2241a: been given
up. The cards which were to vd
been sent out this week have. been
withheld.
In all probability, hmvever. the wed
ding will be held on the day appointed
in the hospital. as Mr. Conklin insists
on this much of the origlanl plans be-
ing carried onL in this event. the mad-2
ding will be a small one attended on“
1y by the families Rev. Frederick
Penfoid of Quincy ill. a brother-ln-2
law of Miss Frisby. and Rev. Freder-
ick M. Burgess. of Christ Church. will
perform the ceremony.
SLOOP EFFORT WON RACE.
Name First to Be Inscribed on Trophy
Presented by Edwar'd Vii.
NEWPORT. it. 1.. August 9.———F.M
Smith' a little sloop Effort won ysetor:
day’s race for the King's cup. This
time allowance
The race was sailed in a fine clnh
icpsail breeze from the cast. ovar a
87 1-2 mile cutlrsv 17 miles of which
was a bent to windward in a smooth
sea. The Queen led nearly the entire
the finish very fast and just clinched
the race.
finished, the- slmp Rainbow and the
schooner" Muriel meeting with acci-
dents.
The name of the Effort and bar
owner will be the first to be inscribed
on the trophy presented to the club
by King Edward Vii.
FARMERS FEAR POTATO HOT.
.—'...—_o
son Already and Crop Outlook
is Not Bright.
to worry over the continued wet wea-
tha- potato crop will be ruined im-
leas the weather improves. «rho first
signs of rat have appeared in
fields and only a short time of bad
we ther will cause the rotting to
sp and much.
So far the potatoes which have rot-
demp Those who have planted pota-‘
toes in large quantities any that it
without reasonable expectation that Mun-t 1- an wet on July treat dam;
the question may be raised at the pro-
per time satisfaction to both sides.
Stein 0! Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas
County, as.
Frank J. Chaney makes oath that he
tor partner of the firm 0! F. J.
Oh no: I: 00.. doing business in the
Gilly of Toledo County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will
the aunt of can HUNDRIID b-
ull for each and every our or Go-
art-ab that cured by the
use of Beirut} tarr
FRANK OJ. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day or Decem-
24. law: emsom
(600 i.)
Hell's Oatarrh (lureN is taboo inter-
nally. and acts directly. the blood
and mucous surfaces of 0 system.
lead for ultimatum Wired“
”#603, T010600.
30"; straight-both “35m tor ennui-y
her. A. 1)., 1686 i
25‘: ,
' '. nation.
ioevery
W,
noble ram? amines.
.5an .Amot Own bronco
Wham“ E
"gloat. hesitated by that’s-t Qranoil 2
Master smith. wil be un-
e lAbor my exercises at it"
’film’ofiom at Gretna.
0t pie ill be held. in-
for; ion were sent
bybeopold no mow. of
y. preaidentrg “hawk
ago will be done:
The ground mole in also making
trouble and many potatoel have al~
ready been ruined.
W
tit?)
innocent
60L. watertlirw sesame-n.
Tm“
Yesterdoy‘ slaw-I ’ Moi bury ii iii.
wasnmoti‘ouw
col. mofiueam W
until?
”the tits so:
1
"subunit on" NW"
sun. but
or E{that
' added 66262» of his own money to this
that and purchased pfcpcrty with it in
ham and the bank nouz' 2
to satisfy claims rlgalnet Sherwoodw.
because he owned the property blin- ,
Judge Wheeler decided that the at L
the lawful owuer of 7-8 or the proper- ‘
it, which he purchased with his race '
Consequently the supreme court holds ,’
and the bank can lie only agnlnat’this 2
was “new 1’0 was lN HOSPI- ‘
( TAL. » 2 2
Mr. conkuw Intern.- Make 0mm :.
Althon h Lewis B. Oonklin. Yale '96.
once or Miss Grace brisby 0i 2
York after his auto accident all hope i‘
new achoo er Queen. myriad by J. Rog- ‘ .
ers Maxwe l led the fleet at the finish. _ 2
but lost the race by nine seconds on l
distance. but the Effort reached for' ‘
. For
Nine yachts started. live schoonera. 2 '
three sloops and a ynwl and seven *
Several Have Suffered From Wet Bea-
Farmers hereabouts are commencing ' '
thar and the fear is entertained that. " . . g.
the . '2
ted in the field are mostly in those 2 '
sections where the land is low ands ‘
2For 6:5.00 worth 824.00
“rmrccanoe
t 9-“Ll6’iil. 5.
Our Clearance Sale of Furniture W111 create the some big stir
_ as the sales gtremby us in the past on b ”14"" merchandise. meaty
fierson that attended Quit last sale. can; hastily that We have given
the public the most, unprecedent; 5 3 h J W
2 2.‘ . 2. 2.24:0, create a. lively infiere't to the wonderful
money sound"... mbilibi' and should be quickly appreciated
by all shrewd thrifty housekeepers. ;
06inch titers costs 063' "go ‘ but; this firm W111 stand as solid as
w .
the rock of Gibraltar because we have built Our reputation hfid
strength on honest announcements ~=
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If you ”have not: got the “"Respectabiltt
9 ' Tbiliftinesa
are your reference with
or to.uhh.esas
your good fia‘tflb.’
been}. 5-. .t,t).. e. .a'dt
301111311? [es char
settling your .
eskly coma-monthly as
monthly payments No
extra. charge for this
Acdbbur
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Width-2.
lasting lilies Days
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L: it.
AW 4&1“ 0“" “rm 6 «.de 3222*ng or cats new we
Chifl‘oniers and Fancy Farlor
Princess Dressers Rockers
For $5.60. worths 700 For $0.: ....worth 0.
For $9- 50 W‘Mh 3"“ For $3 a: 5 worth :45:
For2$rs.00 worth $15.00 For 33'“ ' " worth 34:50
For $14. 40 .... worth $18.10* _
For $18 40 worth $23.00 For $4.00 -- - worth 35-00
For $5.60 Worth $7.00
For 824. 00 . .. worth $30.00
For $6.00 worth $7.50
For $16.40 worth $20.50
For $7.60 worth $9.50
For $05.00 worth $3L5O
For $19.60 worth $24.50 For $8.00 . worth $1000
For 8x040 . .. worth $15.00
For $13.0 .30 .... worth $36.50
For $10.00. .worth $15. 00
For $17. . worth $20. 00
Side 300er
For $20.00 worth $25. 00
For $13.00.. . .. worth $16. 50
Hall Racks
For $15.20. . .worth $19.00
For $6.40 .. Worth $8.00
For $8.40 worth $10.50
.For $05.00 worth $09.00
For $16.00 ... .woraa 602. 50
For $9.60 .. .worth $10.00
For $120.00 worth $15.00
Fer $05.60 . . worth $50.00
For $04.00 . . .. wd'th 630.00
For $10 80 worth $16. 00
For $14.40.. .worth 8:8. 00
For $03.60 .... Worth 689 50
Patch Rockers
For $300 .... ‘mu-th $20.00
For $17.60. .worth $20.00 ‘
For $22.40 Worth $08.00
For $01.60 worth $07.00
For $18.80. .WOrth $25. 50
For $05. 60. .worth $30.00
For $00. 80. wiitii'l’th $26. 00
Sambary Felt
Mattresses '
For $22.49 . ”swarm 6300
For $3 .00 .worth 63 75
For $3.66 . .worth 64.50
For $4.80. .worth $600
For 65. 00. .wortli $6.50
For $9.00 worth 6:000
For $u.20. worth $14.00
For 10.80 worth $16.00
For ”34.40 worth $18.00-
Pfllowa
«For 5502....w0rth 70c
For 780....w0rth 61.00
For 900 ....worth 6mg
5
For $1.00.... worth 31
For $0.00....th $2.50
Gauchos .
For #2....worth6xooo
- - 3-50 For .60 ....worth 612.50
$5.26....w0rth .00 For-$14.40....w0rth 16.00
6360-..“w'0rth Fm 19.00....w‘0rdt 6.21»
65.00....me 662550 For 10.00....wcrtii 20.00
M60 womb 3100
m in. -”
' worth
00 _ 2,. ....2.
For
For
- For
For
.080. Bed worth
3.60. Bed worth
corned worth
$6.00. Bod worth $7.50
$6.60, Bed worth $9.50
For $8.00, Bed worth $10.00
For $9.,60 Bed worth $12. 00
For $1,: 00, Bed worth $14. 00
For $10.80. Bed worth $16.00
For $00.00. Brass Bed.
worth 625. 00
For $25.00, Brass Bed.
worth $30.00
For $05.60. Brass Bed.
worth $30.00
For $36.00. Bren Bed.
worth $46. 00 _
$4250
$5.00
Oak
i" M‘Siehb
.worth $16 50
“..worth $17.50
. we’rth'o‘reoo
width $020.00
1"” ”def.
For .50.
For 82:00 h.
For $r4.oo ..
For 615,00 ..
For $16.00
For $16.00. Mahogany.
n» . m worth 600. 50
For .266“; ”hwy.
worth $55.50
For 630.00. Mahogany. 2
2 worth 640. 00
For $36.60. Mm M64
600
are. XIII laetofthe
For$t5.6o....
Furl:
For in:
em
lot In hairy
$00.00.
For 615.00.. .worth $19. 00
For $49.60 worth $24.00
Parlor Tables
werth $1. 00
gum Wag: orih my.” For..2600 worth $1.00
or . . w 2 00 F . . .
For 65.66:: worth $4.50 F2: :55: m {:23
For 63 ..60 worth $5.00 2 F
For Nth ’5.” Of .130 2.25
F0. “30:: m “00 gar. ..0::..m
FNMO ....WOflh “a“ Or 3“.”
For 67.60 w 69.50
For $9.60 w2 $10.00
For Sumo worth $34.00
Bioeng- Tables
or .no ...l'fworth "
mgmoo ~2 2 2. .
15.00 2 or 650.80 .mrth tattoo
17.00 or 614.40 worth’ $.r600
moo gov 610.59.... mm
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