‘, 1 kinds of Indications when at t
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s
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1
Witty: WI
. from the high-speed rou
. an 9W;
1 normally In the horizontal position and
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1 'I are
Baltic! Light: at flight-lis-
«flit Train Spud Orlirs
A new system of railroad signalling
which involves distinct departiires
‘ in. ordinary practice is now in 91-.
when 911 the P11111181! '
d. it was developed by a
lites 01:11:11 11mm 00111-98
W‘s officers. and is ,siated to have
prond very 1.111110111151111» setutrk
1
semaphoree arms and two lights. are us—
en indication, except
the“ to-«lbve its lower speed move.
manta; for these latter an additional
1am" arm andydim light ara’brovided
I“! out: Commerc a1 .
”59:11.55... used to give two
“310th
position (a) Stop, wait a spécif ed time
usatéiwmp signal indicates ‘proceed. “
or is ‘Qistiinguimadu llby sflou
n arm 11 two is 11 feet
a!"9 mieiiflli'n‘éf Tbéslatter is
distinguished by having the arms of
equal length and the lights disposed
In a vertical line. At interlocking
plants. the signals indicate for speed
rather than for routes.
:rma eand two lights are dis-
play? .hldt signal. With ex-
isting iognn gamma the number
of amt s
pendslrpo vac
it” made and, e
”kcmditfbns. so {hi
there may be from one to five on u
post. if any arm Is broken or a light
extinguished an engine-man probably,
woulda notice It; while if there
were al vs two, he would notice the
slightest derangement of eight-r lof
with a lig t or 0-
we: powéyp‘iii' ar'iim'e's' b‘e pls'ce'd fur-‘
ther down on the post 01;,9na separate
low however, will be so far
swam ”i: otmain signals and at“
80 ill a 1' also and less potver
fui light, that it will in no way in-
terfet'e with th main indications oi
the imam two-light principle.
that one are given by three
positions of the arm in the upper right
hand quadradbandtat night each [.101
sition is indicated' by a different col
ored l 5 on the arm is horizon
tai a ‘5 is_ displayed; when 11
is raised (11 an tingle of 45 degrees 1
green light is displa ed; and .when it
is still further rates: to a vertical po
sition. a white light is displayed. R'als
ing (lib a‘i-‘m' "above the horiirontai hat
A
a dictate}! stripping? over the none
are cti of’lowerlugi't theiow the hot-i
south]. Accumulations of ice. sleet
etc. on the arm tend to mth1 1
dow‘nward; 111111 the new uriarrgemeuv
this would 11110131111 11111111011 or stop
while with 11111 old arrangement th
Ionwurd movement would indicat-
ei her “caution“or“p1v1ceedat speed
Inkarma classes 0: sig s or flight!
icatioua are. employ as follow
"1th first two alone goveining trait
demerits: (111 ‘Stop and stuv" sit
unis at 111111111 11 1mm, iii-1111111111117
in st stay until the signal is changeq
to a position. allowing it to proceed
This ciass’in 'lqdes interlocking train
or rs, contra led mariuhl 111111111111.
co roiled, and telegraph block signals
'1‘ ’ may-be distinguished by the fac
th the lights are vertically over outs
on herflpud t e arms appear ihe sum .
lea th. (11) " top, wait and proceed
als.
Ktrliin stopped by signal may no ‘-
ceed after waiting a specified linu- ~
though the signal has not chang
ed and' still indICates’ "5101).. " Thi1.
clafis indicates automatic signals, nut
in entaliy distant signals when th
lat r are used as independent ludica -
tiohs. They may be distinguished b '
tird..fact that the lower arm and iigb
are not. directly under the ripper arr
anti- light but located toward the lef :
so ,thst the lower arm appears abou
two feet shorter than the upper cm
and the lower light shows on the left
habit side of the post, while the upper
one. shows on the right side.
This staggered relation of the two
sigh‘als is very noticeable both in tbv
daytime and at ,':.,night. to) Signal
which give information only and d
4 not authorize or restrict truln mov1
merits; these include switch indie;
for! (both home and distant) fla
1 station watep tank 111,10 stop and sin
signals. They are indicated by 1101' 51
zontal lights and special designs it
day indications. These signals are a
sl
.4
,1
low 5min not interfere with the tW1
signal or 'ipl'e used on the '.irig|
poles
The signals designate the speed i “
the trains tailor than the routes, :1
Doing, where interlocking systems or
used-u he top .arm gout-ms. the big!
t‘i‘ack, probided no crossow
movement is Included in the vault
it indicates“ proceed at highest speed
permissible? modifier by curves or
any arbitrary .mp1»; fruiting the speed
The second arm governs medium speed
movements and refers to a divergence
, such as
3 upon wh ch 11 speed
1 of 40 or“ ‘2?) m: an hour is pto.pe1
The third arm governs low speed move
ment; over short crossovers, against
trail! platinum, etc, This arm Is
shoit'téIr t an the other two; it has 11
shorter range light and is placed
much lower down the post than the
two main signals.
All interlocking signal arms' remain
It lgbt, allow a red light. The arms
The other signals on the
post would all be at "11.11111" On sig-
1 't ,1 , are no high-speed route
_ 10'th is tied in the. hurt
mod the light. is always
“111 posts where no crust-1
, (it rinsed nut-'1 éxiht the
..tmated in the horizontal
1,151,111
oi I as plants are included
‘,tntldai stailatlon. These arc met-hut: i .
, 51:11 so all meats electrons-11.01 homily “1-..... ...-.. ..-.
“11111-1 ‘1
”2'11"?
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Dean's
Stu , tutti; Norw 111, Conn. says
baie esmre'd (11:11 my kidneys more
or less for ten years.
headaches and discloses and a persist-
$1111 e’a’slly‘and the trouble was al-
nys’ more noticeable if i caught cold
or. duri g a spell of damp weather.
» shim moaned. 1111 Stop and remain m 11
cents.
New York, sole agents for the United
.ford,
ending thembarter
of public account“: concerning.
can healthy silo well
If {boys are sick. Poisons that
pass in the urine when the kidneys
are well are retained in the body when
the kldnc’YI‘ are sick. Kidneys and
bladder get inflamed and
swollen.
wdiag the delicate female or alas
arby toad“ sometimes did l
510‘ true cause a unify
'bearingguown Iipains. Uric poisoning, 111
so causes headaches dissy spells, lair-
Ill".
pan
”milieu and rheumatic
When suffering so, try Dunn's Kid-
iriey tinge“ the remedy that cures sick
nget‘ better as the1
. more Admired of“:i
‘ batters” and health will rc-
33"!» m the“ ”It'la'flmflu turn dwhg‘tbe’ktdn eys areI well. Let
awniffiflmm positions, Two h South grwsik woman tell you about
ihflsyPI
.1011 n Portfe'r. of 88 North Malt},
At times i had
hpnvydull pain across my hips. i
i
advised to go to Plaisted' s Ding
Sto're for Dean's Kidney Pills and did
so.
g'au using them, the pains and aches
left me and though several months
have elapsed since i used the remedy,
l have had no return of my old'trou-
bles.
with backache and klduey complaint
and Doan's Kidney Pills did him a
wonderful lot of good.
in le'sa than a week after i be
My husband was also troubled
We both rec-
o mend them to anyone suffering
f‘r lildney ailments. " ‘
for sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foster- Milburn Co. Buffalo
States.
Remember the‘ name—Dosa's—«and
take no other.
matic compressed air at 90 pounds per
square inch and electricity at 500 volts
are furnished from a centrally located
plant. The air is transmitted through
112% inch main and the electricity by
so. 6 copper wire.
Electricity for operating the
circuits and signals is taken front
storage batteries located at the var—
ious signals. The batteries are charg-
ed in series from the 500 volt supply
eight hours at a time, four nights 11
week.
The batteries have chorlde accumu-
lators, each signal. pole being supplied
with tWO cells. One cell is used to up—
erate the 16 ohm signal cylinder mag
nets and also to feed the track circuit
in the rear through a oneohm resis
tance in connection with the rails.
The other cell is in circuit ready for
:harging. The system of circuit is
known as the “polarized wireless" the
mly wires used being those for 11111
rharging line: nproach indicators
locks for interlocklngs 11nd indication
locks of the'signnls.
d.-.“
truck
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
tilian Balm is breaking in) colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
Baxtcr's nnd Plalstcd's. 1"
FEDERAL 111111 suns
cousruuuorut. oussuou
commlfi‘s'e‘Appt'rlnted to Recall
iiamascus Railroad Charter
Amendment
HARTFORD, June «i.—Enrly in the
house session yesterday a constitution-
ti question was raised by Represen-
tative Malone, of Bristol, which is
considered by the authorities on rail-
road matters to be a fine point of fe
deral and state constitutional rights.
' Representative Malone brought up the
matter by asking that a cdmmtttee be
appointed to recall from the office of
the secretary of state a resolution pas-
ted by the house and senate amending
he charter of the Damascus Railroad
30mpany. of Branford. He stated his
reasons which were that in the artlc
ies of incorporation in section 11.
lines 6 and 7 appeared these words:
‘Sald company may have the right to
take real estate" according to the po-
wers of eminent domain. Representa-
tive Malone said that the constitution
1f-this state expressly says no private
iroperty may be. taken for private pur-
roses and the powers of eminent do-
'naln are' not. to be éxm'cised except
or public good. The power granted in
'his charter, he said was contrary to
ire state and federal constitution Mr.
tialone then described the territory
he road ran over. showing that it was
uperated principally as a private enter-
prise between Branford and the trap
road quarries within 11 short dis-
tance from Branford Center. He quot-
ed'also several legal authorities and
citeda similar case in Illinois. Repre-
sentative Lstimer suggested that the
resolution was out of order in that a,
resolution of recall would not be one
rative unless for the purpose of cor-
resting a mistake.
ruled that While that point would be
applicable to the senate the house N1
has would allows. recall of any resolu-
tion passed and on Its way to the go-
vernor.
ed .that. the resolution be tabled but
withdrew his motion when Informed
by Representative Malone that the re-
solution would reach the governor this
Speaker Tilson
ask
Representative Barnes
The resolution of recall
1 oral. vedV he at a time so that an afternoon.
on: dothpnsa an; signal was passed and Representatives Ms-
;pdat: s the/1113 a} 1,11. s, . riiona and Burnes appointed on the com-
vement you at “cautbn ' or mittee.
Favorable reports included the fol-
iowin’g: Concerning civil service board
in the. City of Hartford; amendment to
11 resolution providing a relief' fund
for firemen in the City of Hartford:
establishing 11 gas and electrictplpnt
in the Borough of 11115111110111“ act.
p viding for pure. and wllolea'ome wat-
iodine borough of Danielsorr; am-
in the Gretna,
e out ofiyprl- and ,8 on Street Railway Com
gain e héilmfiit-tt Lent/1%1I90tion of corporationarwl
gen 9 lo. avih nay, capital stock. too
“in; ‘aoou. til 1 tion. Utilities some “Iowa
uto cohwoiod c'nhinyon't e reports;
1.111311; aha u . hokfoliowina' Concerning buditorp
the
1.1111 oi illuminating gas in the town
1H6 had climbed
t 11111 1‘ INF"
President lslien' 8 81111011911111-
mitied to Stockholders — La-
bor-tits Only Uncertain Ele-
ment. . , ..
NEW HAVEN, June 4,—Presldent
Charles S. Melie'n, of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co.
in an address to stockholders, who had
voted to merge this company with the
Consolidated Railway Co., said: “The
only uncertain, unhappy elements with
which the nianagemeat has to contend
are the demands ’of organized labor
which are trainendous. and which will
cost us'uluwmingyear in the vicinity
of $800,090 ft'ir increases in wages, and
the unfortunate situation we. are in
with renrdr the freight car demon
rage wb I: doubled by the Ameri
cart way ;association beginniut
July 1, Will! ,I'lll make another $800.
000 increase in our expenses. There-
fore l have to‘ look in the. face from
July 1. 1901. an increase in the ex—
penses of this company of 81,600,000
[r0111 these two items alone and i re-
gret to say, so far as the organized
labor item is concerned. that i am
meeting constantly a drastic economy
with the increase in wages."
At the meeting about 30 stockhoid
111's Were. present including a number
of the directors. After tht1 call was
read, Judge A. H. Robertson, of New
Haven. offered a resolution that the
charter amendment be. accepted and
notice filed with the secretary of state.
This required a stock vote which re-
sulted In 508. 969 votes in favor and
none opposed. On motion of Judge
Robertson the meeting was their at]-
journed until afternoon in order to Vsl-
low of the filing of the amendment
which the merger can be legally car-
ried through.
When the meeting reassembled in
the afternoon announcement was made
had been duly filed with the secretary
of state and the stockholders wert
called upon to vote for the merger,
the tenth: of which were read by Scc
rotary Parker. The important 1m
tures of the. terms were the movie
ions that the charter power of both
companies to be vested in the new
cor-palation after the exchange of
shares to be $121187,100 tiho figures
indicated that the present outstanding
stock of the New Haven Co. is 830.-
00111101) less of 391187.061“. 111011111
ion was also made in the merger lot
the assumption of contracts
in responding to an inquiry by Clar-
ence Deming. of New Haven as to.
the earning power and condition of
the property, President Mellen said
that the net result of the operations
for the year ending June 3, .1900 was
the best 111 the history of the com
pany. the supply being about $3. 800
000. of which $3,.th0000 was applied
to unprovemeuts etc. 'len months 111'
the present fiscal war have been com
picted and 1111 apptoxinutte catirua'te of
he surplus over and above fixed
charges including 11115111111111 this year
will be hetwcon two and three quartet.l
and three millions.
Continuing President Mcllcu said
'The amount of 1‘ho1111y that has beet
expended has been large 11110 1111111011
males from July 1 1901;. to May '31
1907, the enormous sum oi 8157 000.
000. Out of this stun $07 900 .000 bar.
gone for investments for securities it
other companies which are paying in
forest upon the cost of their invest
rueut. Out of the balance :37 000 001
has been spent on real estate, no“
equipment. second third and fourtl
tracks and electrification ot the New
York division. There is left to be ac
counted for in the nature of actua‘
improvements less than $1 ti 000 000 in
the four years and those expenditures
have every one of them been for ac
trial essentials of doing an economical
business and they are but less than
nearly every other corporation of sim-
ilar magnitude in this country has cx
pended for similar facilitiea during lh(.
same period. The balance of 5157
000,000 other than them». mentioned is
in the increased stock of material or
hand, advances to leased lines. whicl
are to be 1epaid from time to thus 11,1
issues of the securities of these corn
panics, the insurance. fund and tin
casualty fund.
“1 can conceive of nothing that ha.
been done or has been contemplated,
that can in any way impair the ability
of the company to earn and pay its
dividend and maintain a good surplu:
to reinforce that dividend as against
a recession in business. So far as my
information goes there are none oi
the investments bin. what could be dis
posed of at a very handsome advance
even 111 thes times of tight money. in
crease ofcos prices. indeed with some
of the investments of the company it
has been with great difllculty that we
have fenced off parties who were de
sirous of acquiring them at otrr hands
at. very attractive prices, but for the
desirability of keeping the system in
tact. and uncertainty that might come
about from dismemberment like part
ing with its steamboats, its trolleys. its
Poughkeepsie bridge and other lines,
i think the prices offered 11s would
have tempted us alinost beyond pow
or to resist them "
W1 3 ‘V V
L! 1‘
CA 'ro’
Vir*V“
Bear's the
Signature of
KILLED BY RUNAWAY... . .
WATERBURY, June 1t.-Thomn1‘1
Stapleten,. aged forty-one years. and
driver for a. brewing company. was in-
stantly killed under the wheels of his
own wagon, his skull being crushed
while attempting to stop his runaway
team shortly. after t1 o'clock last night.
to the seat and NI
inciting for the reins. when he losthi
£91999." and fell beneath the wage
is head was crushed under the rear
wheel. A widow and six children sun,
- viva him.
L‘s“ Just-£144“...
‘1‘:
in!
at the secretary of state's office after '
that the acceptance of the. amendment .
. country.
.“After suite pg mu
1"
To Free and wok—Tc; ts 1’“od a
mic-O T main is“ lead.
There is grfiat. those
s.har,p, shooting painii through the chest
around the. region of the heart. it
man that poisonous urc and dyed“
date acid are there tea y to spring
and rip tightly tine muscles controll
e heart's, action. Don‘t neglect
those warnings, they are t e danger
signals Nature flashes to you for help.
You must neutralise and drive these
dangerous poisons from the system. or
sooner or later they will overcome
you.
The only true way do cure Rheuma
tlsm is to get at it from the inside with
Uric-O. it acts with marvelous swift-
Iieas upon the muscles kidneys and
blood. Clears out the sand like de-
posits in the muscles, forces the kid-
pays to perform those duties for which
they were. designed and neutralizes
the acid wit in the [110911
Your physl lan will admit that this
Is the only true way to cure Rheuma-
tism permanently and should know
that Uric-O is the one remedy that
will do it successfully and permanent-
ly. Urlc-O is a liquid taken intzerually,
three times daily and does not contain
any morphia, oinnin or other pavcailed
“pain deadeners." It is good i'u' Rheu
ilratiam in any form. Sciatica. Muscn
iar inflammatory and Articula' Rheu
rIuatism all yield readily to ilrlc-O.
Write to the makers of the n1medy
and they can tell you of many moder-
ful cures that llric-O has made‘ right
here in your own borne two.
it sells for 75c and Oi. 00 the Battle,
or you can obtain a trial bottle free
by writing to The Smith Dru! CO,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Uric-O is sold and recommended in
South Norwalk by Edward NV. Kelley‘
Jr‘. . '
ROOSEVELT“; MAY BE A CANDI-
William J. Bryan Also Says station
Should Not be a Bar to Nominablon.
RlCilMOND, V11. June 1i.——W1'.liiun1
J. Bryan Sunday night declared lhfll
the matter of section should no lon-
ger 1111 a bar to a man's nomina-
tion for the presidency by the Demo-
cr'atic party. He ex xplained why' he
could not regard Rresiaeut Roosevelt
1s a Democrat and said that under cer-
tain conditions probably would be a
candidate for the nomination: than is.
if the party demand it, and II' he 11‘0“-
aidered it for the good of the pany.
Regarding his candidacy for the De-
mocratic nomination for president, ht'
said: "I have not felt it was time '0
do‘cidt1 that yct. The only conditim'
1on whiCh I would consider the quesv
tion of candidacy would be whether i
could advance the cause of Democracy
by being a candidate. No man‘s 11m-
bltions should be considered on any
other condition."
Al the dinner Were Governor
Swanson. Governor W11rficld, of Mary-
land; Senator Daniel. Mr. Bryan and 11
dozen others. Mi'. Bryan declared that
President Roosevelt was neither whol-
ly 1'1 Dctnocrut nor wholly 11 Republi-
can. "He is not consistently Democra-
'ic or tonstxtciuly Republican." be 1111..
clar'ed.
Speaking of tlu1 next Democratic
nominee fo1 the1 presidency. Mr. Hm an
said that the section in which a candi
data resided 11'0 longer played any
part; that it was simply a question
of finding 11 man to fit the platform.
lie. affirmed his previous statement
tiliil the question of section was no lon-
ger to be considered.
HE FIRED THE STICK.
“l have fired the walking-stick We
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sure that resisted every kind of treat:
ment. until i tried Buckleu's Arnlcu
Salve; that has hcaled the sore and
made me a happy man," writes John
Garrett. of North Mills, N. C. iuurau-
iced for Piles, Burns, etc.. by F, H.
Baxter. South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed, Norwalk, druggists. 25c. *‘
cranes FROM s'Lo1' MACHINES
Plan to Drop Coin in Slot Machines
for the Gummed Slips.
lf Postmaster General Meyer car-
ries out n 1111111 now under considera—
tion it will result in 1111 innovation in
the purchasing of postage stamps in
this city, as well as throughout the
it will obviate 1hr1 necessity
of people waiting in line in front of
the. stamp window at the postoiiice
where at. times. in the larger offices,
it appears a task for the attendants to
dispense stamps. And again t pub-
lic will be saved the annoy cc of
standing like 111eudicants before drug
to, purchase stamps or a postal card.
instead you‘ll not your one cent or five
cents 111 a slot machine and receive
your stamps the same as you receive
your chocolate and other candies now.
Mr. Meyers has notified the posts
master's that he,la having exhaustive
tests made of several automatic stamp
vending machines adapted to receive
our one-cent and five-cent pieces for
the purchase of one-cent and five
cent stamps and postal cards. Two
years 1180 experiments were made of
such devices by'tire postofiico dcpttrb
meat. but the committee of experts
reported that the. machines were
ci'u.dc
if the machine which the depart-
ment has in mind should prove satlso
factory. it is probable that many pla'ccs
of business. such as department stores.
‘drug stores and news stands will put
them in at their own expense They:
could be installed also on regular
trains. to railway stations. public builds1
lugs and other places. For the pur-
pose of tests the department will 10-
cote the. machines at. various points
111 the cottVntry.,t1
Va
A i ,
"1.
'1 a. A.
THE MAGIC No.3.
Number three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo H. Parris of Cedar Grove,
Me., according to 11 letter which roads:
:with "get" and
securing greatly
kidney tion a. and
dischuragad ii the Imilure to find .re-
lief. I tried collie- Bitters. and as a
result 1 am a well 11 ..Th
first bottle worm .."ii‘ 011113,. ‘I
completed the cure " 1000!“ mg
troubles, by F H. Baxter. Smith
on earth for stomach 11m
walla,at'1'tllb‘ P. Weed Norwalk, drug-
‘kgtsts.
50c.
..... .1-‘ Is ‘1-
,0
which
(then the result was surprising. A few
.not: be enter!
»,a new world's record in the pelt1 vault
Istluuua'rrou ,wt'rHou'r tasr'rA-
‘ TION
John B. Lawrence,
2 South Main Oi.
store and cigar store counters waiting . ,
00111101 115115. for M011.
,. ., , .
orablo- house for it.
know what. a raincoat is till you have
one ,irearlng this label.
. 1. 1'1 . . ; -
'= Thohinakerl" 1 guarantee,1' and more.
with every garment. We are exclu-
sive agents here.
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY and Sat-
TAtLok. cto't'utsln: MATTER, sun-
‘85 Washington 81.,
L-
Carpenter bands: which is a membéIf
of the aorta! Oar sr's Union. 115'!
a; strlka in is city of the in
szrde‘ arppnte: hands as a result of
about 350 men are idle The
inside men are bench and mill work-
ers receiving 83. 25 per day for nine
119011.006 they now demand the same
sum for a day of eight hours. Si'x
prominent local firms of builders and
contractors are elected.
‘A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OPE 500D
“I have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
pain." says A. H. ’l‘hurnes. a well1
known coal operator of Buffalo, 0. “i
got no relief from medicine until i
began taking Foley’s Kidney Cure;
'doses started the brick- dust like sub-
stance and now i have no pain across
my kidneys and i feel like a new man.
it has done me 81. 000 worth of good.”
Foley‘s Kidney Cure will cure every
orm of kidney or bladder disease.
iaisted’ a Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy.
GENERAL LUGER iLL.
STAMFORD, June 3.~General Tho-
mas H. Luger, U S. A. retired at dlsv
tinguishsd general ocer of the Union
forces in the Civil War, is critically
ill at his home. on Strawberry Hill and
only slight hopes of his recovery are
entertained by the attending physb
clans He is suffering from heart
trouble. He, took up his residence here
after his retirement from the army in
189,1, occupying the homestead of Dr
Jolm lord the historian
HOW'O THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ite-
wand for any so of Catarrh that can-
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 8: C0., Toledo 0.
“'9, the undersigned have known F
.l Cheney for the last 15 years. arid be
new him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WALDING, KlNNAN &. MARVIN.
Wholt sale Drugglsts, Toledo. Ohio.
Hull‘s Catai'rh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mut'ous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Drugglsts
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
pation.
YALE TEAM'S CAPTAIN.
NEW HAVEN, June. 9.—Walter R.
Dray, of Choicago, is the1 choice of the
Yale nthhetlc team for this year’s
captain. He has been a member of
the team for three years and at the.
dual games with Harvard he made
of 12 food five1 inches.
ln‘ c1159? of stomach and liver trouble
the proper treatment is to stimulate
these 01'; ans without irritating them.
Orlno La: :atlve Fruit Syrup aids diges-
tion and rstlmulates the liver and bow-
11111 without irritating these organs like
pills or ordinary' cathartics. It does
not 11111111011111 111' gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Plalsted‘ s Drug Store
11nd The Clifford Pharmacy.
I have some fine building lots con-
venient. to that center of the city which
are offered for sale at u. very reason-
able price. i have also some good lots
in East, Norwalk and sotne choice re-
stricted lots at Highland View Park.
Roton Hill, a‘.survey of which may be.
seen at this office. Houses restricted
to $5.000. very select‘neighborhood. in
fact, lets all over The Norwalks. Como
also and see my home bargains.
..
Agency.
loath Norwalk.
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NISHEH.
South Norwalk
South Norw 1k 1:: v inity o te's Dr
Howard' s new Specific for the cure of
those diseases.
80 confident is he that. this I91
markabie medicine will elect a cum.
quitkly and lasting, that he offers to
refund the money should It not be
successful
a regular fifty cent package of this
medicine at half price. cents; 1
This specifia of Dr. o'ward’s will
cure sick headache. ditty feelings.
constipation dyspepsia. and all forms
of malaria and liver .1roubie it doett.
not. simply give relief for a time: it
makes permanent and com late cures.
it will regulate the bow is, tone up
the whole intestinal tract. give yon on
sppetite.1nske food taste good and
digest well and Increase vigor. Jul 11
moumv 1N surto’mo catmss.
BRIDGEPORT. Ju'ns 3.—~A'n inquiry
is being held to determine the cause
of the collapse of the McNarafi
Building after the fire of Sunday. The.
building was put up during the winter
and inspection of the debris shows that’
most of the brick are clean of mortar,
indicating, it is claimed. that the mor-
tar did not set.
A prompt, pleasant, good remedy for
coughs and colds, is Kennedy’s Iraxa-
tive Cough Syrup. It is especially
recommended for babies and children, '
but good for every member of the
family. Contains honey and tar and
tastes nearly as good as rgaple syrup.
Children like It. son by he Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
a? .1
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“80 EASY"
Maintains Beauty “Expression
inconspicuous,’ Comfortable:
Opened by a slight pr'éssure of”
the finger and thumb. 1111111
rigid bridge , maintains the'
lenses in their proper relation-.-
to each or at, all times,
wean Brsc‘r Latinas.
Hem $111142". VHVO' ”an:
Repeating ,‘Optlet . ,, j
718 United Bank Building. '
I 303-12.
mama. arm ..
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Only a Bow
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More
12g, ‘11:
Gas
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7,]
RANGE”
" ' in 11.1 11:? use it'd
at $ii. 75
Next Lot Will Cost More.
Order NOW If you want one at this
price.
in order to secure the quickest pas-‘3'
sibie introduction Mr. Baxter will sell “#01 it. 1811..
3:80x, 3:,2'! 509x,538,555x O:‘
81.60 6.5.‘8!,718x,75h, 9157:.10i32.
6:115, 8:01.818
111:,01 nztoox,
4:19. 5:00x, 5:
8:50x.9:21.10:
4:
and Pr. lock 00.. . .
1 '. 1 . . “fl. .
his needs; gnaw-Hotness. ' ' 1
Names...
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to Effect Juno 2, 1907.
Luvs south VNO'nRKWALK son
A M.— 2: 56: 5: lix.5 :41x, 5: 55x,
.0“, 6:1 6150, 6:58, 715k, 8:18x.
“0. 8:48;. 9211:2911; 9:53, 10:5511,
1:10, 1:45: 2:5511,
25x,
M.—-IJ.
Sunday a.
A. his-11252; 5:141, 5: 41, 8:57.
':9 43x.
P. M—12: 55!, 2: 471, 2: 55K. 5: 38,
5. 55x, 7. 00, 7: 18', 7: 541'. 8: 25x. 9. 57:,
10:23.
NEW YORK FOR BOUTH NORWALK
A M. ~12: 001,. 12: 09! 4154!, 5:45.
1:” 68.0 9. 00x, 92!“,
'93. .
P. M.-12:03, 1:04 1: 30, 1:49, 2:00x,
2:53. 323111. 4i02x, 4:05, 4:15x, 4:32,
510211, 5:09. 5:25. 6:00x, 6:02, 7:10,
7:40; 9:00x, 9:40. 11:00:.
Sundays. ’
M.-—0:00, 7:30, 9:00x, 9:40x.
actual fire loss was not great, but the a,
complete leveling of the structure 10:02:, ,
brought about 620, 000 loss to Miner. P M.———4: 05. 5:04. 6:593,. 8:31x,
Read and Garrett of New Haven The 11- 00: 12: 00;
SOUTH NeiRAWAlh-iK TO NEW
AVE
A'. M.:——12 08x. 1:12x.1:56x, 6: 18.
'I7 25. 8:25, 9:12x, 91471, 9: 51, 10: 16.
11:07x, 11:43.
P. M,—~12:05x 1:18, 3107!. 3:181.
6100:. 0:30, 7106!,
x. '11: 33.
Note—2:40 and f: 35 to Bridgeport
only.
Sundays.
A.M.-12:0811,1:121,1:50x, 7:39.
9:10,10:Mx 11: ('17s.
P.M.-—6:M. '7'ng 811111;.91011.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. M.:—~8 20, 9: 39, (0106!.
P. M.-—i: 25, 2: (aturday only).
35 1111.5 0:.” 5: 20' :10 7:11
san‘ an.
A M.:—~9 15, 10: 0611.,
P M.-—7:35.
DANBURY T0 SbUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——5:55, 7_' 25, 8. ll. 10: 09, 11: 53.
P. M.—~4:1V8!. 6! 3'0, 6: 45.
A. M.
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ushered this year!
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two very latest '11 turns: The «0110an
have been toads
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that will as” them. even though
don't have any summer.
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