wanton: It
For Nomul aria vicinity: rainy
cloudy tonight and Thursday. Local
showers and thunderstorms have oc-
curred during the past twenty-four
ilniirs in nearly all sections east of
the Rocky Mountains except the east-
tern portion of the lake region and of
New England. A general area of low .,
manure betwabn the Neutral
talus and the Mississippi river is;
duclng cloudy s’nd showery weather
the western and central sections.
Frost was reported from Not lid.1
Vt. Conditiohi favor ‘tor. this v
partly cloudy weather with slightly
higher temperature. .
.‘l’here will be dancing this evening.
at Roton Point.
Xi:
a
Harry Sturgas. of Norwalk, visited
his uncle in Weston. MendIIIy.
Miss Amy Cox of Retell Hill is con
lined to her home by illness
-'-Dr Dick's Medicine cures any
M
Joseph Cox, of Retort Hill. who has
been ill is able to be out again.
Court. Mahackemo, Foresters of Am
erchn held a meeting last evening.
. s————¢—.—~ '
‘ev. George Freeman of. East Nor
silt preached in the Cranbury chapel
unday.
A..—
Douglas Tristram, of Brookslde, who
has had a severe attack of measles,
is able to sit up.
The barge Adolph Dex .
rived with a cargo of c
ris Coal Company.
Miss Eva Ferrisbsa returned .10.
Norwalk after a Iewm days' visit at her
home in Weston
1,5 er the Few
\;
A regular meeting of Ophlr Chapter:
No. 62 0. E S. will be held this even-
ing at 7: 45 oclock.
“Elinor" Fcrd. the champion 122
pound scrubber of the state. was a
visitor in town yesterday.
i ..."‘W .
.. The schooner Rachel W. Stevens
owned in this place, has arrived front
Portsmouth with a load of coal. '
William Barnes, day orderly at the
Vorwalk Hospital. is entertaining his
later. Miss Barnes, from Nova Scotlh
Mrs. L T. Wallis, of Falrllald ave-
nue entertained a party of lady
friends at bridge whist Monday after-V
noon.
gin—.4
. Dr. A. N. Clark and Game Warden
Wilbur F Smith leave at noon today
for a two weeks' camping trip to Strat-
ton, Vt.
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For the sake of justice to the atlllct
{ed and for the good of humanity, it is
my right and duty to recommend Hol
lister‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. We owe
our country and our fellowmen a duty.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Piaisted’s
Drug Store.
- The annual school meeting of the
‘Bmoltside Bellini district will be held
Monday evening. July 1 at the school
house
.New awnings are being placed
front of 'the stores of Baxter Bro
thers and of Rogers and Stevens in
South Main street .
James Martin was arrested iastnight
by (lilicer Frank Raymond in Railroad
avenue. Martin was charged with!
drunkenness and this morning was
fined $3 and costs. .
George J. CIIivanaIIIb. ofNorwalIk net:
named the flat as of is new it on a
the Melgs store in Bridgeggfit nus,
mroning. Mr. Gavanagh is connected
with the clothing department.
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You need a tonic that will put the
sap of life into your system and fortify.
I you from .Iall diseases. Hoillsters
Rocky Mountain Tea is recognised as
the greatesostrengtheuer ever known.
'i‘Inii. o-r ’l‘hblets. ‘86 cents. Plaistod's
”MN
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The meeting of the Woman s Home
Missionary Society which was to have
been held this evening at the parent;-
age of the 'Nprwaik hodist porch
I has been polit'poneli Ii Batur ay eve-
Juneau.
our ‘
Vor AlfulVl‘L
Enlarger OQGSHI‘OIdRIVM':
Idiot? and cleaning VslfI‘IVWw
l
.Il-li- 3.
v I!
0! BIIIIIIOI’
era
0 1 . ,a
night by boat.
meeting is t evening.
evening in Redmon’ a Hail
. The animal
D'orlo'n' s Poiiit got a fish bone stuck in'
iner has or.‘ '
me of their wsgqnhc
“ one also pm;
. gotch of physical and mental power
wher‘e her son. Robert D
standsgAnd
to New
.Andover won the annual
game-
. Wlmnllike. it. 801d bl! The Clifford
. hoop of Miss Marian Fish, only daugh
"h “18
WAllfiethago theory
8. E. ISeIavel'InVs. H. M.
“ e'jwll film“
f. The regular menti%i
ford? Stephen Furies]:
V gl'lgggéifld AAY’earlg
WITH why "93”“?
here. We ndl ‘ emu
est drugs xii AWR sissy:
moderate. .
if you Iain ”the 31%;;
W
town come in nu
l'li'. u
of soda in
fine horse.
South Norwslk Conclave improved
Order of eptaVVeophs held a regular
WW
linens I-Vibe transacted regular rolI-“
tine hl‘is uses at a meeting held laslI
. Yesterday afternoon Francis Lemona
fell” horse which was attached to a
ight wagon took fright at something
in South Mulls street and ran away.
we finally captured again
no damage vingV been done except
dial. the animal kicked the wagon to
p eces
Little Malguerite O‘Slillivan. daligl;
ter or John Ofiiullivun. proprietorof
her throat this noon and for a time
serious consequences were feared. Dr}:
alter was summoned and removed th
as and the girl feels no ill eeff
lrom it.
q;llerI one ughtc
to
memories sun-u: disputed rails.
of town withw one end of t e wagonV
supported by a pole.
Has your stomach gone out or husil‘ .
uses? if so you can reach the top
y using Hoilister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. all cents Tea or Tablets. Pints
ted's Drug Store.
Mrs. Charles F. Tristrsm arrived
home in Norwnik yesterday from s
Mails] days” trip to M usetts.
train nt-I
ver Andaman over in-
smpshire. Saturdays-hen
baseball
The automobile was driven by
George L. Lockwood. of Norwalk.
A prompt pleasant. good remedy for
coughs and _,coids is Kennedy's laxa-
tion‘Oo cough Syrup it is especially
Rabidmbnded for babies and children.
but good for every member of the
family contains honey and tar and .
tes nearly as good as maple syrup
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.I - ss
GRAY— FISH.
NEW YORK, June 12 .-—0ne of the
most notable social events of the sea
son will be the marriage this after
.ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
and Albert Zabliskie Gray. son of
Judge John Clinton Gray. The care
mom will occur at 4 o'clock at St.‘
Bart’hclomewa Church. ‘A weddingl
reception will follow the ceremony at
wildding ceremony
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HOW’8 THIS?
We other One Hundred Dollars Re~' I,
word for any case of Catsrrh that canl‘
not be cured by. ‘Hs'li' IlI Cami-h Cure. 1
F J. CHENEY A: CD... Toledo, 0.
, .We. the Mrslgned have known F; _
J. Cheney for. thelast 15 years. find hot 9
ileve him perfectly honorable in all“
business transactions and financially. .‘
able to carry out any obligations milder j
by his
lWhoiVe‘sale Drugglsts Toledo. Qlli o
Mail's CatarrliV Ours is taken inter-
holly, acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the Iasystem
Testlmwginls sent free. Price 75¢ per
bottle ill by all Draggists
make Hall's Family Pills for consti
potion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford. ..M H Myers, Albert II-
viiiue Philadelphia; i. H. Drew. L 8
Garrison A. iii. Churin,
.3: Graft. K. A. Morrowl
88w.
Wright Mr. and
”Nut.
Miami‘s? wrought! W.)
I'Bnpk
a
floor a.
u Conroy. .Wi..;I-‘
lush Whome Nearly live thousand f
invitations have been sent out for the _
Magma KINNAN a MARVIN3’ .- V Y
on: K’thl .
lflon’t ‘goi rickety—that's the lust
Porch Furniturc.. it's built so it'll st
way to describe the goodness of our
sy together. and be unaffected by con.
tinned exposure in the open sin. Oilr assortment of Furniture for the
porch. lawn and summer home is the largest, finest and most comprehen-
slvsyvs’vs svsr displayed. You can choose from any Iliumbsr of styles of '
Rockers. Batten. Bamboo Tables, etc., at as littlsor as high prices as
you care to say.
All
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMUAV
_ IN! North Main St.
nth NIorwsik. Conn
Ballard Farm Wagons lusl lulled
One horse—445.00. $5 on and $65. on.
No horse—2365. o‘o, $755309. $35M and Space.
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLEV VVBYCYm.
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
Home Goods
of all descriptigns
L. M WRIGHT
North Main Street,
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examination what is best to do.
loads to order. Prismatic and
Headaches as well as many other troubles are often caused by
eye strain. Our expert Opticians are oblate tell you after a lreeVV
it is required to correct a defect. Prices as law as 31.00. All
work susrsuteed. (lbildren' 8 eyes especially cared for. Glass eyes
South Norwallsi
He willVVadvlse glasses only when
compound lenses at cut rates.
The best variety of Baby Caps we have ever shown are now
here at prices ranging from 25c t
0 Sign oath. - ' “*
They are beyond a doubt lac daintieht, beIIit styles ever Ofi‘eredip
at these prices.
N E RYAN
86 Washiniton Street,
Hi8 NATURAL WIT.
A good story is told of the Rev.
Humphrey Moore, for many years a
Congregational minister in Milford, N.
11., who was noted for his blunt hon-
esty and natural wit.
This characteristic was never better
illustrated than at a. Ineetiiig one day
of the society with the long name.
when the Rev. Mr. Moore gave a. long
address, which was an eloquent appeal
for the humane treatment of horses
and all other dumb animals.
in the udience was a young min-
a
l
[H
three am and fully w‘s‘rr‘snted.
3.;
9 Lamp
'31:”.
South Nomslk
later who evidently thought the ven-
erablo Mr. Moore had .ltliken too much
of the tibia. lll‘ud thinking to have a
little fun with his youéraple associate.
said "that he thought the poor. ever-
worked horse .Vwonld as h his praise
and every jackass bray in approval
At this point the Rev. Mr. Moore
interrupted with the remark that he
expected they would. but did Iiot think
they would begin so solid
The more of laughter which followed
the sally were, not hule'ted for some
time. -—Boston Heidi!" .
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Does crumbles «that any 0%!
At your dealers. or write our
In
In...
New Perfection Wick
BIlu Vll‘lame Oil Cook
,Il
room
Stove all kayo Lamp
l and he is under actual financial obligs.
. nefits stand to be returned.
’G.Ic
I
i and you want to be near your child-
i ran you will build on some
to);
V men.
. gopulntion and its depravity the great
i
V‘ l'lcts over the face of the earth. The
,Vllon't you see that when you take the
' ‘I meney from the country town you deli
troy the chance ct success there and
. the boys and girls will follow where
‘ you have sent the money!
‘ hands. For your trade they will’élye
' v
' “to
“ 1your patronage. don't you t
a
wuk'lilue'nansulloul’sn“
-I-=Ilie ideal store for summer. VI .
'ltlhd bf “we will do. Any degree of hill: Instantly. Made In t
‘ VI inappines's you hold in your Model "I
. c‘ise regularly.
"l .‘ VIVIIIliIment constips
1 i - ovals-alums I.
Qwut for film '35 “ll. . ' : lVV
" or store he was
' is“: bruit?“ m...
" III e
‘ pd Ayms'hiin i'or lhbnh'L-Clll'cl'o Reel
‘ I ' his celnplsintfw Lillie'ozfigsfiow
The curious question. “Is it Ylght to
trade at honing" is answered in the
following matter be a writer in a
ascent issue of the New England
Grocer:
it is the Irlght thing to do, for after
g-wnot alibi save it, but is it
Not whether convenient but is
it lair? Not whether I gain. but is it
iigilt in principle?
The town as a local market is rdIlvorlli
at iesst $16 a year to the o rdinsrl
farmer. 0t eoum. the town does not
do.nVate him that amount. The town
was not built for philanthropic pur-
poses alone. yet he receives an actual
open benefit because the town is here.
Woollen is whether it is right or
.I it"
tio’na to return that benefit by leaving
his money with the home town. It is
not an obligation that the 1an would
recognize, but is one that appeals to
those clean hearted men or high beam
who toil that perfect honesty demands
that when benefits are received from
stranger or brother. friends or icebe-
it is right for the country to spend
its money With the home town because'
of the social obligations between them
and the town is the. center of your com-
munity. From it diverges your rural
mail service. in It centers your tele-
phone systems. On the streets of the
Iowa you meet )Q l neisbbow duties
the weeks and one Iange news and ex-
perienoe. You go to it for recreation.
for throughout the winter lecture:
courts you hear g t craters and high
grade musicians“
the church conferences summer Chan
banana or associations are held there.
Then some day in the pretty
church. whose spire you can see hem
gospel. in the brick building three;
tie frame building some blocks away
another son from the soil, just home
9 - ktjoliege, will begin the practice of
There is the high school to which
lyou send your children end then after.
nwiui is your daughter will teach. And
by and by when you find the farm ,
{mark has grown heavy for your age
run I one.
gar let not far from the c are
ecome one of the lionbrable town poo»
mYes, the town, is a mfghty good thing
have, a convenient thing .of,
course like all good institutions. the
where there is plenty of work 10.“.W'!
boaters bricklayers and In one, and
giggly of work tor everyh at good
. is worth many times as much
as the little village where t e mocha
his and storekeeper play marbles in
the street. .
There is still another and strongei
reason why the country people spend
their money at home, the V moral
obligation The town is yours yours to,
rain or prosper. The same so, use .91
Obligation should prompt you to sup
port it as prompted our Teutonic an-
cestors in the forests or defiantly to
elbow to elbow in protection of their
village The same spirit of lo ally
should inspire you as fired the . igll
land Scot who shed his blood for the
welfare of his clan. The country.
town. with pll its faults. ls rightly.‘gov
erelied best enlightened, most mural“
and the happiest spot in civilization.
it's a good safe place not too last nor
not too slow. it is the place from
Which spring most all great business
lawyers, scholars. physicians,
and the place where men are helpful
and neighborly.
To the city belong the mail order
houses and the tread of evil. With
its corrupt government, overflow bf
ty is the menace of our morals and
our liberties. The city_ like the dra-
gon. swallows the vast throngs of
country boys and girls that flock to lt‘V
and sooner or later, when health and
virtue and hope are gone, spews them
out to die in want or Wall or as dare-V'
town, my farmer friend, is' yours, and
This town of your was founded on
III In the customs of men for hun-
1".lleliu of years to trade at the near.
est t'oVVn They put their all in their
business—whine money. and hope. .
Their success or IalllVI'Vre, is in '
you Well returns
other. ITlic'y
y realize how hard-— a9‘d
nod their filth to the toil-n. “Even it
you could save a little by sending away .
ink in the I.
ho trid'e at
wgbd all will pros er
r‘k hard~ on s ar-l
ir tiling; therih
our own horns town .
nown. those whose prosperity and ,
Stand by the home toWn!
. .
V'tItlio time to eiécr- ,
ill
. --lf you her
,. They; induces-
drilling-
. THII "MT. .
all, fundamental” dilutions in eiely .
he political lollies .
little ‘
your home, your son will preach the C
V doors from the corner a farmer lad '
will open a law cities. and in the llt~
to a question from Representative Al
without opposition.
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind of treat.-
merit, until i tried Bucklen's Arnica
salve: that has healed the sore and
god for Piles, Burns
Weed, Nervaik, dmgglsts; 86c.
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80
e
otbin‘glétti‘iim life house to en. "-—
l. I. 1
ve p'rl- IV 3.
ReguIOts will “'I
Your thought turns to warm weather wealth
and the flowers begin to bloom. This stare is s V
sonnble demand in this connection Stocked with the newest. ‘ .
the best. Theres an absolute fairness,“ solute: mating ’
you will W liars that commends “this stores a its. 111.99,)?!”
all these who would be rightly dealt with. There's no huI'u bligfiln _ V
NEWS FROM THE HOSIERY AND UHDERInggl ”GTION.
This should be the record week ot the season for hosiery slid under-
wear seilidg. We‘ve carefully planned to malteitsllch.1‘he big at VII
s as 91969» we should be vary 9 y.
now at its v best, and with such price
Ladies' Egg and Fast Black Stock! gs guaranteed at
miss' our Lisle Stockings In stack a a a...
ladies' Marcellus Plain Lisle Stock!
black. and a full line of Itsns.
special
trips, also in the lace IeVlfects in
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gain ........................................... 12
Childrens afindercerlsed Fine Ribbed 8t ceilings in black. also theI new ”3°
tan shades . ..............
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Ilen- Black or ran salt Hose. souls lilacs tail and stainless . ..... it o
. Men's Black, Tan and a full line Fan Hall Hose at ...............
ladies' Essex Mills Jersey Ribbed Vs 3's sleeveless or wing sleeves all
indies extra sire Jersey Ribbed Vests neck and emirates
Lsdies‘ better Mlereey‘kibbnd Vests in fine Inertia:
sell lists
lilk ..... ‘i .s We... mi cab-031.com ----- ”figfggl‘fic nais&
Men's wrongly slum momma. iris long 6} i'I'i'idri in Ie‘é. dihe-
ers double' seat; ' all sisal, ’Ilncind is the shunt stiles fornboys st Ibo
Men 3 FIDO Quality French Balbxiggsn gallirts and Drawers, shirts long
or short sleeves drawers double Sept; sizes from 32 to ill, all new.
goods and specialat.
"‘ """" I...--...uoi.~..
83’” Welcomes: “ '
o. a daemon, .
' . . I oral.
Everythihg' in the Optical Hue.
' LEAKB LIKE A sews.
“MIAMI
DAWY TIIMLEY
swvx
more you put into it the more you get recent wet weather, the t .Jst'nt
at of it. It, grows according to the PISS“ ill HW‘I, YfilW‘QIVYIm completed and: rows open Int??? pulp .
trade you put into it and the. more lflOWFfl'I‘ Mime mé‘b‘v‘m, Ilip. at gauging coil; 9.
it grows higher will grow the prices 0be ' elot of cone ears on “3m ohgm 6
your land. You know a good town nor 8 Veto all end olilél'sls 'w'ho are
perplexed over the leaking 3b the tails
nel overheud- .
When this was built it ,w ‘
most improved manner andsn _V
to withstand the“ ravages of ".
t .was way up in the the
HARTFORD June 12,—0ne of the
measures recently vetoed by the gov-
ernor was again passed in the house
yesterday In a new lorm._The bill Was
the one incorporating? the Bridgeport 03““ were taken in its construe
and Danbury Electric Railway, and in. .30 10“ in 139‘ tbnt rats?“ my
the senate action on the veto of the pm” asked how “Nb: ‘1qu be: be‘
governor was taken by amending the: 0’9 the work WW“! lib héd- " "’-
bill so as that the capital stock was When the PM“ W“ "mm” %
parsed Vat (1 sec 000 The bill was m i0 the public it was noticed than
turned to the house yesterday and Rope was a dene" overhead. and it
rea'éntauve Bu‘mea pmnted ‘ new. thought lyhat it W85 caused by {ab
resolution incorporating the same coni- frost being in the mile hum
patty with the 'amount of clipltsi stock time went lions when it sh
work out, if it really. lvas trust, and no
relief came instead the drip
he named by the senate. He asked that b
larger. Now it is said that $eu
there is much film a. sturlh lhnti his
as the resoiuthnV was new business
a day that the iuii'nal will leak like»
that the bones receive it under sus-
pension or the rules and this action
fiddle. There are drum holes in tile
floor, but these do not carry all.t
es
was taken Representative Barnes
again explained the route over which
the mall is to run and all other mat-
ters in connection With it, audio reply 3:“: 0K and puddles stand 0“
e
' During the week experts listening;
{lowing the place each having
ion for the trouble
Some are of the oleV‘nonI‘tli
trcuble Is caused by a pick as» ..
hands of a careless Ivor-kitten ism
through the cement work Jitlt amt
others i it was done when the sup-
ports were taken out. mi.
Vile.)
pop, of Avon Mr. Burnes said that the
rumor undoubtedly would veto this
ensure and the purpose of presenting
it in this way was that when it again.
came back it would be a practically
clean bill, and clear action could be.
taken on it. The resolution passed
. EV FIRED THE STICK.
"l ha .0 died the walkingstick i’v'e
do me a happy man," writes John
frett. as North Mills, N. C. Guaran-
etc. by F H.
Norwaill. and ill P.
to
ester, 30th
' Ills HARD Lo‘r.
“It’s strange" remarked the. bear to
e wolf. "that you should always be
grunt " '
- "Well. you see,” replied the wolf.
iits'V s all because i'm always obliged to
ob away 'Irbfii the door until there's
Mpg-l... ,- "V . ’iII. .,
HOW NEW’YW WM, . _ 1:: '
An advertisement In the ad ' V, .
occupying the same anions dig: , .I
in the same paper month
and year after year, not only W
new trade but. converts that a“!
~ nuns into p‘erfnihent trade“ Mm
dismount-p- as u
Ill those your 3' "
Where there is different
grades there is entertains
hy“8lllngy‘i Ill‘lIat's hardly a name loan.
war
ace wi ilk/slit
ord- Hearld ,st
Doc
Perhaps
cicitsns sit or do “9193' ”III
“I Coiliiis',‘ ‘ 3&5
. “I“ \vlu
“teem m
afWhat a stingy“ ts ow old Gloucherlyll -,
THIHWIII Island“. ‘I .
Emotive? To “stalk Lindy“? E asllrfijfiil'
WES'PPO one 12 at: tile
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