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mile;- Norwrgtandw ”Vicinity: —Partly
c u y , today loc
showers. §iiuunnntw I ‘ prevail
this mornin ‘nlong the Atlgntic coast.
Adisturbaii that. is épiltrul o :
Lake Michigan is producing cloudy
and rainy weather in tho gentnlI
tings 1:1; area will movi eastward
as pro a y is out est.
Vre'nce Valley O’i’lvwedli} (landi-
lions favor for this vicini fair well-
ther followed by increasing cloudiness
late tonight and probably local ahowv
ers on Wednesday. The temperature
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will rise slowly.
He who eats things evil always is.
sure that the world is rotten.
Butler Lodge. No 97 I. 0. O. R, will
lipid 9; regular session, Wednesday eve-
ll 11!.
Oh! Well Tent, Order of MaccabeeS. I.“
will hold its monthly meeting this eve-
RIDE.
Joseph Tammany, the South Nor
walk mailman, is ill at his home in
Monroe street.
Sherman Council. Royal
Arcanunl,
will meet at Mystic Chain Hail lbisi thick and span
, evening at 8 o'.ciock
Mrs, C. E. Gregory, of Norwalk. vis~
ited he mother, Mrs. Caroline Budd,
in Weston, last week.
_ ..l swarm
A; netball t: Mock
the Sabbath wifill bis mboiher, Mrs. L
8. Keep, of west si'r‘e’et
Mrs. Edwin Ball; of Newark,’N. J..
, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Crowlher, or Wiunlpauh. ‘
_ A meeting of'the Woman’s ulld of
Trinity Church lell be held this ove-
nlng at 8 o‘clock at the church.
Miss Lulu; Barrett, of W stun. has
returned from In week's visit with
friends in Bridgeport and Norwalk
The Philathea. Class of the Baptist
'Church meets tonight at the home of
Mrs William Thompsong Springwood
avenue
'A meeting of Uncas Tribe, improved
Order of Red Men, will be held this
eyenlng in theV hall in Washington
street.
‘Miss Bessie M. Smith; of South Nor-
Ifallt, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Jefferson .Hunt,’of South street. Bethv
cl, over Sunday.
llsdy Jennings Lodge, Shephelds oi
Bettdehem. will hold a regular meet»; .
ll‘lg, tomorrow evening, in Red Mons
Hall, Washington street.
.The Ladies' Visiting Board of the
Norwalk Hospital will hold a meeting
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Van B‘ureu, of 58 West avenue, at 3
o'clock.
.l'l‘he stringing of wires for the elec-
lrllicallon of the New Haven railroad-
hfis been resumed through Stamford. ,
:a and the job will be completed this
week it is expected.
A sen was born to Dr and Mrs Nel-
son Asahel. claw, of New York city,
on Sunday. June 2,1907 Mrs. Craw
was formerly Miss Jennie P Lowndes,
of South Norwalk.
Mattie Howioy. the popular ball
player of Norwalk, who for the last
year has worked in Danbury, has gone
to Ashtabuk. Ohio to visit his broth
at, who resides in that place.
The Stamford Junior baseball team
would like to play any team in this
vicinity whos‘Ve playeré are sixteen or
seventeen years of age. For games
correspond with Michael McDonnell,
“Alloys” Stamford, Conn.
‘i‘iwiie vim"; morn ld,
To face the do no war
“‘3 gelatin sills erI and “health
Vlfilulliug VRgc Vgilouulain 'l‘es.
l’iaii tedls 0.8 .
Walter. F. Eaulii. who has heliil ill
the employ of the railroad company
ldA', Port Chester for some timeyh .
"bid in' the position oi“ night...
alhthe east- bound station in South“ Nor-
w, ill. and has entered upon his new ,
duties.
14%;th ad it tied to “We: sex "ensiv'e undo-#6 I
s sions on Sunset Hill,
was
i purchase of a tract-
f in Mrs W. 1‘1le ille. The. ac-
qulaltlon or this spa ngsiiiie nreit
ot§Mr Pack a lorry ‘9’»; ut 400 Vilch'es.
.eslle Foul, salt of wit WI Tania
V o is in the United States navy, has
' bVVlVleendiug a twenty-four hour for.
his, 1- “infiouth Nor-
, s stationed at
too Mr. llli‘nnt returned at mid.
V‘trI Wildly nightmto tothe warship
3399’“ A...
iiiiibtliil“ “nil .
, a dip sch troubles, build: u the
i. e i
mi over Q’é‘atiullfl Tea or Tablets
P num’ Hose Company Was held in
evening, Routine business Was trans;
acted. Captain Ready was appointed;
as delegate to the State Flremen’ a con
vention to be held in New Haven in
August. One new member was elect
——Clty Hotel" Union
Nalde, Chas. Webster. Otto Rondo
The Norwslk City Council chamber,
ongb overhauling and by the next
meeting of the cit: officials will
wing to the work”
night.
I loitering in the baggage rooms Will not
Amused
, limo..V,.
i .ltV
AAA. Ali .
-Vshoot later in the month.
’I-hih-
'nlo cc of Ass slant Roadmast ter
New Haven road,‘ that all
north of South Wilton mm at work“
as usual The strike has been renews
ed south of that point and all laborers
are idle as far as South Norwalk. ;
How to live on 15 cents a day. The?"
mind as well as the body is benefitted
by economy in eating. Theré' s no
health giver like a diet of Hoillstcr’
Rock Mountain Tea. In it startling
way t keeps you going. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Piaisled' 5 Drug Store.
W
Notices have been received at the
South Norwalk railroad depots that
be permitted hereafter, and only per-
sons having business there will be ad-
railroad company has been deemed ad
visable on account of the number of
thefts of pieces of abggage from sta-
lions along the line. ,
May weather did some (wool stunts:
There was a range of forty- seven def
glues between high and low temper-a:
lure. the former being 80 degrees and
the latter 33. There were only nine
clear days during the month and there
were thunder storms on four days.
West was repertod on live nights and
snow fell at least twice during the
month. The rainfall was four and a
half inches.
l
Uncas Haymakers' Association held
a regular meeting, last night in Red
Mobs Hall, Washington street It
was voted to change the meeting
Eights, commencing with the month of
l,y to the second and fourth Monday
nights of the month in order not to
conflict thth the meetings of othér or
ganizations. The matter of holding
the annual outing was referred to the
entertainment conimittee to report at
the next meeting.
Sherman Council, No 1,342, Royal
Arcanum will hold a ladies' night at
evening. The entertainment commit-
tea has arranged a short musical pro
grain. to be followed by a whlst par-
Ity. I-‘The program will be given at 8
o’clock sharp The officers and such
the Council who can do
so die reqiles‘ted to be present at 7: iii
92310ch sharp, as aV short business see
si that the council will be held lit that
g.
walls; an idol .lhii n?ed ("$3. pill take
a Dertt’s Little Ear Sins”
pill, safe pill. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy Valid 'lhe Bridge Phar-
tAmory. .. "
‘I "’IAI‘IHo‘IrEL 'AlllllVALs.
Clifford—V. M. Reed. ii. A. Mathew-
anon". ettyw.“ W. D. déiiuingsll J.- BI’Gica
sohmfi." C Rtigerii. ’.l. A. lVl‘reylisil,A
‘éimLh M. Barres, K. Allison, L.
“NH. Allright, J. J. Citr-
ley. ca Bernstein.
nswo aluminum Norwalk E.‘
VC 0V" l'nu, Will ll. A. Fuller. ll.
ght. tpll; Washington Hop-
pill. oily... than”: we Hurlbutt wu-
ton: R. C. Rickermnu, HaufqrdVV; L. A.
Becker, 031939.. N .. In
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Mendelian s-I—‘J. ‘w. sullen roan.
ere; 3H s Morse New
ream monthly meeting at I
bal berth—JO? .
in Wall street is being given a theft"
1*“
the Council was obliged to meet iniV'
I the water commissioners‘ office last
. The third battalion of ill VTill “3;"
. I‘lui‘éntiiifih s l .. Edit” ‘5
Ii
:25th
ion in til regimental I
It was an ounced yesterday, at the
Cook, of the New York division at the "
his men?" ‘
at .
mltted in the future This action by the .
its rooms in' Mystic Chain Hall, this $
A-I iihiladelphia .
oration
i
Worth Mam Street, 'I
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p.41 ruin}. “all
Headaches as well as many
eye strain.
examination what is best to do
work guaranteed. Children‘s cy
They are made of selected, thoroughly seasoned material
thick trails. insulated with extra lute rveniitg ‘anlVig
oaths: to keep thé cold in and the he‘at bill. I
They are dry, cleansble, pure, ec onomlcal,
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' We have them with white stone porcelain 'o'r crystal lining.
Annamaria aortas-a AND' nests:
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Our expert optlcluns are able to tell you after a free
it is required to correct a defect.
made to order. Prismatic and compgugdrlepsg gt, gt rates,
. United Amenoan thlemnglilc.
OPS.
Our line of Refrigerators comprise a complete assortment of sizes in
tandard makes, and stand for all tVll Vat is best in refrigerators and refrig.
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with tight,
convenient, durable, anal”-
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, !om\L cuss LINED REFRIGERATO as. non ..V. ....... tacos TO' $35.00
uI at"
,I I‘ii‘m‘
othbl‘"frdirblos are often caused by
He wilt ndtlse sees only when
rpm ”I in ' 81:00 Alli
so especially aréll f3}. Glass eyes
varfity of Baby Capslwe have ever shown are now
here at: prices ranging from 25c‘to $1. 50 each.
They are beyond a doubt the
at those prices.
dainticst. best styles cvcr offered
nr «sure
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86 Washington Street,
-So'uth Nomlll.
BAEEBALL vssreaoAv.
Only One Gains in State League. Nor-
wich Losing to Springfield.
. SPRINGFIELD. Julie 4,I—Splillgfiold
finished one run ahead of Norwich III
a sillipp) game yesterday. 5 to 4 A
home run by Yale with two on basis
gave Springfield :1 out] loud ill the
opening inning and his was luctcas-
ad on thy‘s threo- baggel that sent
Ctiling home in the thild. Each of
lain Belicia two doubles scored a
par of mod. Springfields final lull
was made as the result of a hat bats;
tan, a steal, Risillg's hit and it fly\
alo’ a one hand catch was the fielding
feature. Score: V _ R. H. E.
Springfield . .,.3010 0,0 0 1 ‘-—.I'l 6 2
Norwich ...... 000002020~4 6 l
Hess and O'Connor; Holligan and
Bridges
NVA'VTQONAL LVEAQUE.
Cincinnati, 0-5; St. Louis, 1-1.
CINCINNATI, June 3.——-Cinciunati
nd St. Louis won one game each y-es
erduy. McGlynn pitched both games
or the visitors, sing the second
hlefly through poor support. Scores:
First game: , ' R. H.E.
incinnatl -. .000000000—0 5
Lolita“ ..... ”0000‘0’0100—1 4 l
Weiiller and McLean; McGlyun and
Noon '
d gain a:
a—n
Sec ‘ ,
olncln atlgh hobbled-4.. 7 0
St. Louis ..... 001000000~110 3
Hall” and Sobiei- ,Mcdlynn and
Noonap. A V, " . .
I Philad file; also.”
. rllleleimih brill A. in eon—Phineas A.
phiat lot as u a. uhio head}. ,
or from) yesterdit Nygfhc first‘Iin
dweivu if}?! ”TA singir' and a triple .
in the u étl‘tIl decided the 111.: game.
in the? second game the visitors were
shut o'ul. Scores: A, ,,. ,
li‘irul. gallon: ' ‘ ' , " " It. Ii. E
linlla. .tllll200000001——4 a r.
Bostoli .020001000000——-3 8 1
Moral; and Dooin; i’l'effet and Brown.
Second game:
ollooooo'I—2 6 n
Bosto ..... 000000000—40 1 4
‘Spa its and Jackiltsch; Young, llonl-
tell on? Necdllonl.
thVcag 9.0 d; Vittspurg . 2'. , I
(.‘ill A(.(), .lllile"4 ‘~—(l li‘oago bud ll‘nz
other lose aritlitf'lent 'with Pillsbury
sieste y, wl , th .. _
corc‘ ““557 cw PM ‘31. g
hlca ..... ii’bllolllor—Il s- 0
Ritts 'g. .001001000-2 7' '(
Prater andVV Moran,“ Liefeid null1
Hoyt. Danhliryjl ,,.c mi
Martin. New York; fllgieanry li‘llke,
Walker, New Work;
J Mar! New York: li'ahilc Patron, 0..
LPstrss, Mr and Mrs. liaihal Dunburyf;
dgeport; W -C
Nignfiuei wellin-
Bri Li“ a new
i’yllIiEF Will i the outilkNolVIV
we. trivallaing ew ior . . .
radial-vim Macaque wet it Imma
ERICAN LEAGUE
"" :1;ng
I 2: Cleveland, 1. I
60L. June 4.-Chicagu do
feats ,veland 2 to 1 scoring its
V e second inning Scorn:
Glow 'i‘. Macaw“ 353i "0“‘0 l
10...: and Clam Walsh and Flu"!
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van,
Washington, 2—4; Philadelphia, 1-8.
WASHINGTON. June 4-——\Vushlng
toll and Philadelphia split oVen ill their
dbuble header yesterday. Washington
willliills-lthfiifil‘st. 2 to l. and the vial-
tors taking the second ill tell innings,
ii to i. VScorcs:
First game: ‘ I" [LILY].
Philadelphia ..0001'00000——l 6 .
Washington ..000000002——2 l0 2
Goombs and Powers; - Smith and
Haydon:
Second game:
Wash'ton ...ooou'4ooooo-—4 8 3
Phiia‘. ....... 1011000104—8 9 1
Faikenberg and Blankenship and
Warren; Weddell and Bohreok
W
TH: JUNE AMIRchN BOY.
A military school cadet taking a.
hurdle while standing on four horses,
looks out from the cover of the June
American Boy. Readers will be sorry
' to say good-h e this month to the
splendid series of Judge Shute and
Edward Stratemeyer, but the publish-
ers promise that equally good matter
will take their pl.ace Off the Reser-
vation; The Camp Fire of Mad Au-
thony, and Ted continue even more in-
and lunarai't Mellie? ,,th
,lllusl‘ra by or autht’l'tiin which
speaks mfitrdngiy in do cues of its spe-
cies: Theth Bird (Marinara pretty story
‘vianxé
V of, ii V 'eel dilins;
app indlgg t"will; bf the cap
§Vtfie me of the French and
dial! Wis, The Kite Over the Steeple
libido from a flan-line death. For
thea boys who at this time are going in
Muscle; How to Become throng, How
to Cruise WJUI ll Canoe. A Summer
namdnt When Daniel Webster Taught
Schobl is a i‘.nr :Illol ,. ‘low that. great
himself for his splendid life work.
Keeping Tab on the World gives the
lug way Chili's with Big Americans
this Month is on interview with that
islesItinsilI. So out the nine, ésyoriespa,
til t: aprlgh yand in h abli hedint‘lect
allowing finest: otVnViVndneas tol‘the
lgp w it‘sbg y among the in-
priorities. hour a boy with his kilo sav-
for sport,I there are: The Boy on His
.in the Saddle. and The. Autistic Tour-
American Worked in ma youth to fit
boys muchl information in an Interest-
fol-Illinosth of American Vnctms VDavid
Eel "iii . thhheei" basis (it Villliei' their
re an .. n t
of s . e in” file iii” Molih‘snlé min
Eiec clear I IW-Maklngl' I. {Imago lite
and
Tall n closing will Emma.
cuts. 'The Boy Photographer,
3 Coins and Curios O. A. 1).,
rVillas. with n.
Hidfiéi
..i'i
'l‘angies and others...u£
lerestlng on...
Americas first.
Expoalt on w tip,
the talented ‘oys ‘
in the day’s exercl “
aprltg'llg i’ublis lg 60
-. ... i... -‘O.‘| ..2” --.
baron Iltic ch.
9; hepva Ghflififiig
vying it over the fields with the speed
was.
death Hermit. Com
lull Wagons Allin drilled
One horse-$45.66. 53.60 and $65.00. ‘
Two hopes—2365. be, 75.00. $35.00 and $96.06.
Also Sole amnion on; ucvcnn alumna
2-4
i brill
’ after all is the chief desideratutn
Wtrdt‘i‘ 8,in If!” 06!
John c. Press. of
unis his View on lublcct.
lletter in tin June V1 number of the
Scientific Ante
Some ideas on Mechanical Flight. ,
To the “Editor of the Scientific Amer
often been dispute, considerable
‘mlsa hension still exists on the
subgefimsnd as the succestul aeroplane
wil have to conform very closely to
the laws governing bird night, the
subject is of sonic importance. it may ’
be questioned whether rapid and sus-
tained flight is sufficiently accounted
for on the hypothesis of peculiarities
in wing curvature, strength of the pee-
the fight of a homing)
leisurely iiappings of t 0 crew, car-
of an express train—and who knows
something of the power exp’endedl‘i-ii
driving a wing model a few yard
—-—;nipst have been conscious of a defic-
iéncy somewhere in the accepted the
ory. A bird in rapid horizontal pro-
gress acquires momentum. the mode
of flying undergoes a change. the
wings are not then used solely for
elevation and propulsion, but act in a
third capacity. as supporters and gc
ester-atom of maneutum, it igilt al-
most he said that momentum lmsxlg:
bird While this is not strictly t
certain it is that it plays an important
part in determining the ability of the
bird to perform those evolutions and
gyrallons that have so astonished ob
servers. Prof. Graham Bell in 3V
treatise on kites. mentions having"
served a kite advance into a stro
breeze by virtue of its weight ‘a
velocity. and enunciates the law that
W thWoMIik. Pro- I f
John 0. Brass swell-known lesideut "
of south Norwnlk, has the following ,
e ‘Mhulcl of bird flight have
ll
torai muscles, and the sustaining pow- 3
er of the wind. Wheeler'has observed j
ngeon or the V. ,
.4 «Incl
é OUR REGULAR DIVIDEND DAY.
’ On that day we will give to the purchasing public TEN ( lo) 8.
“var r.
8: H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ABSOLUTELY FREE. No
We.
purchase required. VBy watching fer our announcement of Dividend,
Day from time to time, you will be enabled to fill your stamp book
i".
fut
momentum is the sum of weight and
velocity. By it fit t may be. ac-com
I plillliod without the use of the retailn
log cord Success in aerial navigation
will“ be obtained by a small. combat:
high- powered machine of cousiderabl
weight which Will fly at high speed,
and having acquired, momentum con!
i sulgle very little poxver, if designed so
utilize the force of gravity as do
sonic of the smaller flying clealuresw
cipValiy the sparrow. which in flighta
a series of
of some duration ma
iii the powor ordinarily required. oculd
be effected For a time dirlgiliie bat»
Ivor of the swltt’ér’ machine, not only
r reasons of economy. but because
f the“ very much more important fact
but its small wing area. great weightl
llnd high speed will enable it to pose
trote‘aud successfui'colhbat the IINI
trailing wind currents? in short, nialte
lt independent of the wind, whioill
t
they be said in passing that the labors
or about zeppelin and his contemriew
rle's' are so much tinle and money
Nested. However much we may all
hit count, his Judgment in spelldiu
ergo fortune on such an unrelis le
hing as a“balioon~‘-regardless of the
scareciy‘to be commended.“ The bal-
oon offers a butch snd‘eomparatiltel‘y
to method for getting into the air.
known to need repetition. A good ll-
iuslratlon of the comparative mind all
the balloon and flying machine. and
which these latest. attempts t income;
lion in a measure parallel. l the Didt
limo sailing vessel Wholly dependent
on the. wind. and owing its same no
tilnl to a favoring breeze. and a mod-
clu. lip-to-dato liuor, forging its way
into the teeth of the hardest gain by
virtue of its» Weight and inherent pow- '
or. My own design for an aeroplane——
the construction of which must remain
in abeyance. through lack of funds——
shows a machine of 350 pounds includ«
ing‘ the weight. of its operator (137
pounds) with a supporting-surface of
two sets of superimposed planes, plac-
ed one behind the other‘and curved
in the direction ,of their length. The
{i'IflleWOl‘k to be constructed. from el-
long, slender, boat-shaped hull I all!
experimenting with a means for ob-
taining automatic stability, which A].
m confident will not only conquer
be greatest of difficulties, but. also
eans were forthcoming to properly
ex say, to. secure strep h
0V? ghosts and the superstructre
iltpticéshaped tubing to reduce he
tlon. equipped with my device for
touring pegfect automatic stability
and driven y four two-bladed propel-
lets. actuated by a 25 born war 9
sins of tile lightest menus; bpbatiu
lion-would mark all alliance in th
line of march toward [reflection sb
great. as to leave very- little to be ac
complislicd! In regard to ltli sphere
of usefulness a misconception exists
that iI'equir‘es correction Elven piety
out-day writers on the subject hdvc
fitiifli into the eiI'ror ‘ol asclIlblng as
the principal retarding cause in the
the fact tthat lI Isnnot be used in com-
petition with existing modes of trans-E
por;tation but we have seen the au-
tomobile achieve a gret suVV
chiefly as a pleasure vehie'ilcfiml .na
is no doubt that in i ad" iy'lilis
the flying machine llfl cbme be
regardilli as the flying machine. .Vnnr
olcheflclloP.V
JONN c Panes;
South V'walllk. ,V V .
A: com .
salts” in :I‘I ..A.-..
ditl infill flireatd‘duv .. .
«dismal " up. alibi.
and the earnest plea of the Mi . .
.
.l. .. 'AI
to arouse public opinion in reg , '
withholding the granting of a I’ .~
or sell Hm "at the hotel. It won 1
”{1}:th on all the triple tit:
atlas of p bple to the blot ttil
still new
1,83, as Was
53 '
swift desceuta and allocate Regaining. 7
by‘ a few strokes of the wings. when ,-
I near the top of the rise, the height ;
lost in friction—~21 considerable saving .
locus and slow- diving machines of large '
wing area will impede progress, but I_ _ .
Mhlliaily these will be discardedI in -
hire the courage and periillacity Int 3 .,
form it may be'nla‘do to assume-44's I,
but its usefulness begins and ends .
there, for mesons that are too will -
one square foot per pound, divided into I
iptioai steel tubing suppbrted on a,
that of arising vertically and alighb A
ng with safety. Granting that the.
perfect. it, a machine of'this describe.
tlon—with the hull fashioned from pre- V
Way of its more speedy perfection V.
-g¢e—Ic€_ '(‘ r g fl" efv innit?"
i
rs wannabe-VII.
Wiii’opell
Milli. “ til—~13
0115
“Opening Day“ celebration. God smil-
bd upon the face of nature, sky. sea
cone of beauty. The lack of foliage
fi'"tiit't"i:l‘ii.lld o‘idI forest trees only
(lded comfort by giving the full bone
tot lilo sun's rays. Music, with its
otes full of cheer for every one,
rought a sense of real cnjoymeutIlo
he youthful portion of the crowd; also
the skating rink, with its exiliiiaratiug
nd innocent gaiety. lCIvelything to
harm but not to inebriate. The only
drawback seemed to be the lack of
ven cold Water; Every place seemed
be closed where the thirsty could
fresh themselves. Wily Was‘ this?
one answors, Why? The class of
sonic who assembled there to all
gutward appearslnce were those who
nove in and society and hhve money
to spend Perhaps some might say they
llréA A‘not as liberal ill spending their
Volley. “if so',‘ i would all eat that
n effort be made to uphol theI- pro
rietor of Roton by patronizing as
uoh as possible e‘ver'y' reachable
tad of attraction and amusement. The
dy was one long to be remembered
or ltd freedom from any itind of dis-
urbanee or incivuity in' any form. 1
sum those who stayed at home lost
'ch'arming outing The lien-vice. on
e; electric care was first class.‘ God
need the day when our young people
all enjoy themselves, without any
temptation to drink rum.
‘ EXVCVHLSIOR.
A FORTUNATE TEXVAN.
Mr. E. W Goodies. of t Louis
it: Dallas,“ vex..- slayer!‘ the past
.,_..I-. ..
ear-121' have become acquainted with
r: King’s New lilfo Pills. had” no laxa-
isnosea of malaria and Tbiliousness.”
ey denA’t grind nor gripe.I 25c. at
an All. Baxter's South Nun‘walks and E.
3P VWeedtVIV,NoVilwalk, drug. slprcslV . "
. t4 .
. ibis
ion will lull
.l “ii
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all do so - iIV
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season of 1907
caoratlon Dan.
titration and [vanilla
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iiaiiml Dane. .
sells-tor Holnan introduces ill»
solution
Mailers oi Importance
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I HARTFORD, June 4. e—Tile senate Vie-
eived from the house yesterday
resolution offered ill that ciln' be;
calling from the booking of & the
resolution incorporating the . lipid
Ligth and Power Company and lg rs-
acus Railroad company. .. .
or was tabled on motion of 3'9 a r-
novan, as there was no one present
to explain the bill while the second
was passed.
Relative to Oyster Bails-‘-
I’ Senator Human offered a resolution
8 a substitute for the tenor
lsherleb and game ootdmttsV
tee -
the Motor Bill Kl
7" 0f the reports received
to today, one was Lunfavorab é
.. in the slot no
gas T‘ihg bill wastes
d for the, «bolls q
hines.~ other A 6 Va
Wore ionl the an outlaw I
omm as more Ignore WWW ‘
ilaing the Stamfor (film
increase its (enlist '
not,
. ill Sonata—Other .
Elinor: amending the charter gt,“ the V
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