fractions differ lrom
1'10 18994 by the “db
alluring" doe" or in.
_ u3the Howard or
.hns been productive of
results in the practice of the
‘d it Is retained here. it I11.
recur d for practi‘ce
11011 with the Sylvester
‘eltdr'rrodu‘oins despair
a hen any other kndivn
while the former effects the
piste expiration. Tire com-
herefore, tends to prodce h
e
object to be
lfumed.
’72“ prepared p
4 We of life saving crews where
“Will are at hand. A modification
1 , however, is published as a
11 cases where no assistants are
4 and one person is compelled
' in preparing ,these di-
fe abie' Wad exhaustnive an:
4 arr-emlil
' flick, M. 7)., ‘com'miitée
Humane Society of Massachm
braced in the annual report
e dciety for 1896- 6, has been
1.0! placing the department un-
y obligatibns to these gentle-
‘1 ‘ can in danger of
toll is
std the wind it 1111.1». be
lpe dry the mouth and nostrils;
lothlng, so 1111'.“ to expose “the
fin st: give two or three
a
log slaps on the chest;
11m does not revive pro
“‘th as follows:
, he
“97111914 wafer from the
3W?” the jaws
racing ‘be-
allpiece
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311111111611;
_ 2 as third
8 T
nil‘dllllce breathing— 8‘
11
he throne the cod-
é p'p'ed loosely
r"
, of 131111 115 h‘él‘n‘
4 711A thil' Fifig of €115
‘ .ll
, ‘ " U’hq'rclg‘ over‘slt 'for'
flow-
is! '
iflafiflr‘dnd throut‘ of 'm‘u
“cg to n‘ the dirtiest
Riel pf he lost of
, in n handkerchief
" 4mshill drew the lip" of.
. bf'o'ne corner of the
11".pi’eve'nts "this tongue
11‘.‘ I. b‘nd‘ chohii‘ig the 6.11-
windpipe),n1lti keep it
r-‘riifle bsyohd-tli .
3111111111 3 ll‘s‘p '
pone the face to 4
first hour:
A spray seen
out. ~ 1111 manifestations: of
rehbtlon is fully sstrlf‘illshcd there
is grout. dunner of congestion of the
lungs, and If perfect rest is not main-
tained for at least 48 hours It some
twlmen occurs that the patient is seized
hgrea difficult of breathi ,
death ls‘diebidto ob‘do. 4 ,
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apply a large mustard plus or over the
breast.
before the mustard takes effect assist
limb real thing by carefully repenting
h‘e ertlflclnl respirutl‘ou.
Modification of ,Rule 3 (to be used
afir‘er Rules 1 and 2 in done no assist
once is at hand). To produce rcspiru.
tion~lf no assistance Is' at hand and
one person must work alone, place the
patient on his back With the shoulders
slightly raised on a folded article of
cictlrihg; drl‘rw ‘forwur‘d the tongue 11nd
keep it projecting Just beyond the lips;
if the rower law be lifted the teeth
may be ‘made to hold the tongue in
face: it may be necessary to retain
he tongue by passing a handkerchief
finder the chin and tying it over the
end ‘ ’ ' '
Grasp the arms just below the ol-
bows and draw them steadily upward
by the sides of the pntient's bend to
the ground the hands neally meeting.
Next lower the arms to the side and
press firmly downward and inward on
the sides and in front of the chest Over-
the lower ribs drawing toward the pn-
fiends h’eud.' Repeat these movements
12 to 15 times every minute.
‘ 'HOW’S THIS? '
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any onse' of Cniarrh that can
not be cured by Hull' 11 Cntarrh Cure.
.LCHENEY Si 00., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned have known F
J. Cheney for the last 16 year-,5 and be
have him peglectly honorable in all
business tron“ a'ctibn s and financially
able to carry on any 061131160113 made
b his
yWALDING KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Dru‘ggisis Toledo, Ohio.
Hull's' Catnr‘rh Oiire is taken inter-
nsil‘y; hetlng‘ directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent if ea Price 4750 per
bottle. Sold by all Drug stylists
Trike Hell's Family Pl 9 for constl
potion. ‘ '
stir: 11141 an
1114.1: 1:11.111: enrolls
Deal With lire _61’r’v‘ernmeni flay
'ir'iifirrfirlln me our Fu-
lure
The wandpportment order relative
to the removal of the Lyme rnilroud
' . bridge, as published last week, is not
' ‘ . calming any wOrry to Governor Wood-
ruif. The ”removal of 'the spans oppo
tliig" w
‘lire s set and"lmiuces
.Whi;e this is being done
hild ass stunt take position
of do the ph" tieut‘s hips‘wuh his el-
4 be e’ i pon his UWn‘ lilieé's his
"11 difend for" action; '
t“'tl‘le usr taut titaiiding at
if dorm" the phrases arms
* d‘g‘dof' the 6’8” y, consumer
olillll‘k‘ihe 111111119611 'nsgln ‘lrnnlls if
"to let e‘rl H51 eiéh'nn‘g-
ligand ymu‘nd hnécesssry
e pf notice; the rescue use.
Mlle relbiised" Just be
ford flrll’l‘imlillnf'lr' 111111.15 reach
ground the man astrilie the bddy Will
{it’dti ‘y‘ with 'nrs'hsnds, the
'thu‘dib resting' on elf 'ér
, 1660' 06“ ill "flit“of ills" stomhch
. 11381‘8‘ ‘60 reg film the grooves 'b'e-
‘twen the hurt ribs .
111s; The knees as a pivot he
‘ ' ‘om'ent ‘the pntient's htr‘nds
14001112 throw '(not too s‘u'd
4’1‘llligid‘f'wei hi foriildigi on 1115'
m 511141111114 nuts for squeeze
“ Whiflf hetvirécn them as if 156‘
d to force anything in the chest
331w 6f‘ the month; "he Will
61‘s preshur'e'wniie he slowly
"b e,‘ , 0; three: four (about
coil 11) “then suddenly let go
finalop push w it'll will spring
h'lil‘ llr rt'pos‘itlon 'A
bi‘nflery d‘e‘lice'fo‘ pa'tleui. must of
‘8ef'mor‘b‘ gentlyfl bundled. This
fighttwa‘sie ii 11’ hello do before
3
$411173; 5 l lohgub
d 11‘; the
do.
fills to 1111 fire nrmb
ry‘h,I holding them there
cou’ acne, {till/46 three.
bow'n‘
whose movements deliberate
dov‘eflngly 12 to 16 times in
sworn: imitating the nut-
in‘ one of breathing.
"i a on breathing be not restored
“we! of the bellows movement
' ppm of about four minutes,
‘ ,u‘ directed in Rule 2, rolh
. .y in the opposite direction
1th bid which it. was first turned,
‘ 'l’porro of freeing the air pass-
renihlolng water. Con
n'r'tidc‘isl respiration from
11111111. or‘ until the patient
in: to tile 3, and for
frei- the an arenas of re-
summly aid the first short
I deepb'rred In'io full breathe.
the drying and rubbimr.
if: ya been uncessinsly
beginning by assist‘ .
28 flat to interfere with
moieyed to produce
111 the limbs of the p114
4 ’ "’rllhhe'fl.‘ ulwnye‘ in 1111
0m ftoflrd the body.
4 M ill gullible 11nd oner-
rah 0‘)!“ dry flannel
is, and pollutants: the
purse es 00111 or
11211011 of the b
, died by 1111 apple cil-
siomach and
Miler: of hot wet
in: this Week and ”disorder matinee. '
‘ site the draw in the new bridge 111111
the removal of the pier on which they
both rested was expected and Was ink
on into consideration in the third plan
'for changes in the bridge proposed by
Engineer Hill. Under this order the
removal must be done by the railroad
company 'very soon after the opening
of the new bridge. and that mrrch to-
Word preparing the way for cliunges
on the old bridge will have been o‘c-
c‘omplishcd without expense to the
state ‘
After this is done there will re
main ample time for 11. commission.
esuphosir‘l'g the legislature favors the
appointment of' one, to ‘re‘nch an
agreement with the railroad compnny
dud then take the matter up with the
War ‘de‘pnrth‘lent with a definite 11qu
to present Negotiations between the
state and. the government might have
different results than where the roll-
food and the government are con
corned.
T'he ordering of the removal of the
fixed span of the old bridge which
crimes opposite one side of the new
bridge draw at oir‘ce does not mean
any harm to the state This span
would have to be removed and rebuilt
hnywny in order to make both 111nm
demo in line and it simply menus that
the rslh'bnd Will boys to bear the
burden ‘bf' work The removal of the
fixed 11 no ‘op ‘osite the other side of,
the d y me be accomplished in u
more leisurely planner 11nd that also
will not be shy check on the plans to
secure the slructirro for the state.
Between the 't'ime the rem wai of
the filled spans opposite the row of
the new bridge is ordered and the
time 1111 for he ‘comp'ie‘te demolition
whilre' bridge there‘ is 61111119 time for
atever 'ilego‘fieflbns may be neces
my bot’Wee'n the stole and‘ federal
poi/emblems tb secure control of the
structure for a. highway and it Is not
oxnected that the complete order of
the war department calling for the
entlre removnl of the bridge will be
carried out. if the general assembly
acts favorably on n proposition to take
over the bridge.
W
sensor
fin Kiwi 70“. lap 1111111211le
11.1.41 the
aimt‘urs of
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POPULAR AMUBEMENTO. '—
MOVING PICTURES AT HOYT'B
The imperial Moving Picture Com-
pany will exhibit a new series of pica
tures at Hoyt's Theatre,- this eyeuing,
and their reputation for securing noth-
in: but the lethal flims iii a sufficient
cronies their the program will be e.
611111115 one. Joseph McMahon, our
popular peritone, has been engaged to
sing the illustratedhon'gs every even
72am 0711.. to the limbs
19mg 7“?“ r
9‘ ’1‘“
but with
W111i
“1
OTOP THAT COLD
1“111' it may result in Pneumonia. Brew
breathing is established mm: min: is bmkingnup colds when-
d111,- 11.111.16.11 mum “75111;
1111-;- 1411111 15111111131115. ,
If the patient gasps for breel‘h'
Bil. ofd lllt'lb'lbll' (lid ti
important Measures'are Recon
Banks
There is much discussion umong the
bankers of the stale concerning rue
legislation recommended by the com-
il mitten on banks to the general assem-
' ”lily, and It is expected that there will .‘
debuts on the most important of the ~
breusures when they come up in the
House and Senate for action.‘
Members of the banks committee '
state that there appcnrs to be a miss "
conception on the port of some peo
1111' 11s to what has been recommended .‘45
by the committee. ’l‘hey any that the
commlrioo has not drawn up any rev-
olutionary measures but was content
to lay down the p1inolplo of geuerul
legislation for the guidance of "i'uture
legislatures." '
it Is generally known among the
members of the legislature and the
banking interests of the state that
the bunks committee has been engaged
in 11 Very important, work, the most
Important undertaken by any commit
toe on bunks In several sessions, that
of preparing a new general banking
law This task brought much res
ponsibillty and a vast amount of work
on the bunks committee requiring
wide research, ruuch comparing with
legislative enactments or other ethic.
and days of deliberation. All the mom'-
hers of the committee did 11 full share
of the work, but Representative Ed
ward W. Hooker of Hartford House
chairman of the committee and Rep-
resentative Arthur J. Birdseye. of For
miugton. were the most active workers
says the New Haven Journal and
Courier .
The committee agreed upon three
fundamental principles, and has re-
ported in favor of enacting them into
law The first is that trust compuu
fee which do 11 savings bank busi-
ness should do such business under fire ,
laws governing savings banks.
The second was that the stats
should have 11 single headed bunk com
mission. A bill embodying this pro
\‘risi’on‘ has nirendy pusscd the House.
and will pr‘dbn‘biy come up for 11111101
in the Senate in a few days
The third wire that railroad invest
menis fol savings bunks should come,
under a enerrrl law insioud of tilt
, bonds be 11g named specifically.
Another matter of much impor'
lance Is that the committee has con-
templuted the control of foreign in
vesimeni companies At present thesr
companies are incorporated under ihi
gener‘ul laws of other states and arr
not obliged to report to any deport
merit in this state, although the com
panics come here to sell their bonds
which is in effect. borrowing prone
on the strength of their own financial
re»
statements. Under the measures
por'ted fie'vornbly by the committee.
these corporations will be exnuriued at
their own expense, and their qualifica-
tidns for doing business in this state
will be ascertained. The foreign com-
panies do not favor this provision but
they have elpressed their intention to
continue to do business In the state
unless the expenses of such cxamlnn
lien become prohibitive
Tire decision in favor of a single
headed commission was arrived at of '
for much careful consideration Muci
evidence was submitted to the com
mittee which showed that 11 new sys‘
tem of bank examinations was badly
needed It is 11 physical impossibility
for the two men who are bank c'onr
missioncrs under the present inwn 11
examine the hundred or more bunks in
the store ones a year, not to any twice
as is culled for by the statutes. When
two hunk commissioners first
took this Work the funds to be no
counted for in the possession of (111
banks nmounted to $30, 000 000 nt 1hr-
prosent time, the funds amount to
$300, 000, 000. Several bankers appear
cd before the committee and onto that
there had never been a proper cxmrr
inution of savings banks in the slate,
and that the only complete exnrulnu
lions wore made by committees of the
board of directors of the bunks
Tire banks committee found that us
a result of incomplete examinations by
the bunk commissioners, in some
bunks, mortgage loans, titles ihsur
once, inx urrenrus and assessments on
property had never been verifier].
Members of the committee took the.
view that if Connecticut Is to mnin~
told her banking supremacy, she must
hare proper laws regarding super.
. vision.
The single- bended commission will
be obliged. each year, to furnish to
each savings bank the market vulue at,
u given dots of all bonds and securi-
tles held by the bunks Horctofore.
the bunk commissioners report has gi-
ven n voice on the some bond held by
different books at varying prices
and an examination of the reports.
show as much as thirty- five points dif-
ferenco hellvsen the highest rind low-.
cst market prices on the same date on
11 given bond. The committee felt that
If this was allowed to go on, there
would he no moons of knoWing wheth-
er 11 savings bunk wrrs solvent or not.
Under the New York law the murket ‘
value is furnished from or given source
by the bunk commissioner, who ob-
tains those values from expert bond
men, or the Flnuircini Chronicle.
The new general law for railroad in-
vestments, as favorably reported by
the be a committee, does not con-
template eliminating any of the invest-
ments that have been legalized In the
state, but repeats the old general law.
“and is Very simple in its terms. The
bill prdvldes that no rnilroud which
comes Within its provisions shall be
less then 1‘50 miles to length The
gross earnings must be at least 81.-
000.000 and five’ times the amount
necessary to pay interest on 01111111100-
Ing Indebtedness. Air 11 ft red 11 such
obliglltlons 11 the interest: on 111 unin-
cured 11611 has of duthoris’ed issue. The
1111111 0'1 not serum 11 is clear y 11111111 (7%,
Nb discretion till it to' the shit so
misslgn‘e‘r 1111 to h fl
and but life not. 11 «11111111 1y of?
low s 1019' fihd‘ from 'thut rule 9 will
mulls lists In accordance
11191111111111“
clue of {1145' 11m: milieet
ukihi‘lu 11w ul‘d he
chit infill;m
fur?" fretlsurer 1143911;
’Eil‘
mended by 111 (formulae 11141 ‘.
‘ Connecticut.
urrdcr- 4'
4 works were
bonds are i i
with its ‘
terms and toward Ithe‘in to the save;
as bank tressur- 4. :4-
tot any 4'
work ‘g same a: moment 4
is 01 new oil stove.
them rust-41
with) lone.
If n
descriptive circular.
‘. Ma
Every light-giltlli‘g power
Elue Flame Oil Cook
For Sale by A.
meal quickly without making an overhauled
hitch 11. With the New sl’srf “@681: Olllgrtove you get :4
Embodies new
best suits. Chimneys are enimel‘ed' 1n
roof and easily cicaned.Made'1n three signs,
o. and three burners. Every stove warranted
at your denier" 5‘. Write to our nearest agency for
do of brass throughout 'and beautifully nickeled
Perfectly constructed;
mlhm9; warranbed.. If not at 'your W411.
1.113 New. Perfection .Wick‘ "R“; lilting;
1riuoiplcs. Gives"
, which makes
is the best lamp
«for all- round
household use.
absolutely safe; unexoclled
. an ornament to Any more.
CH” OF NEW '4Y,0|l
, 4 fed)
7.
Steve and Rayo Lamp " 4.“
J. Collins & Co.
that he feels‘l ashamed of Connecticut
when the Urllted Slates recognizes as
legal bonds for 91""ng circulation
bonds permi ted by the states of New
Y'ork and Massachusetts, but omits
.4;—
For scrnlchss, burns, cuts, insect
hires and t 8 many little hurts com-
mm to ever family. DeWitt's Cnrhoi
lz‘ed Witch uzel Salve is the best
remedy it a soothing, cooling clean
and henlin . Be sure yo'u get De
Witt's. Bot by The Clifford Phnr~
mncy and T 6 Bridge Pharmucy. ”
BUNKER ;HlLL ANNiVERSARY.
Charlestownls 132d Observance of‘ it
lHeld Today.
BOSTON June 17. ——Cl1arlestowns
celebration fthe 132ml anniversary of
the bottle 0 Bunker Hill was usher-
ed in today My be lighting of on for
Mystic Nut; The pile measured more
the hose
gcst crowd t at ever turned out. to Wit
tress the es ly celebrations was the
quietest in y are and the noisy demon
strotlon of t 0 post were not much in
evidence.
At sunrise all the bolls in the
”Slit woi'or
dis-
ug for an hour urrd were
followed by £1 sulu‘le from the guns on
the worship ut the navy yard The
forcnoon we occupied largely by 11th-
lciic contests and local observations.
The normal lcivic and military purrrds
was on 11 in‘
111111 was rcv vlowcd 111 Major FltzGor'uld
with 1110111ch of the city gm 011111111111
end munv d silngulehcd guests. Au of
our lcul porous comprised of sixteen lll
unrlueted mills with displuv of fin-
burned for closing the 114-
isbrution io1 lght.
A THOUSALNDM— DOLLARS WORTH
01100
"l have b on niillcoted with kidney
and bladdcrrtrmrblo for years passing
grnvcl or stories with excruciating
pain," snys‘ A. H Thomas. a well
known cool pcrator <11 Buffalo 0. “I
got no relitf from medicine until I
began tokl 1g Foley' 5 Kidney Cure.
then the res rlt wns'eurpl'lslhg A few
doses starts the brick don‘t-like sub
stance and aw i have no pain across
'my kidneys no i feel like 11 new man.
it has done e 31, 000 worth of good ”
Foley’s Kldrey Cure will cure every
Orin of kid cy or bladder disease.
Pluietcd s Drug’swre 11nd The Clifford
Pharmacy.
JAPANESE ;ADVOCATE CALMNEBS.
of the Consti utlouai party held a moot-
inu this site noon and passed a resolu-
tion on the nler'icun question rccom
rounding, in view of Ms Importance,
onlrrrueau uni prudence and 1111111 the.
itdvisnirllity of trusting to both gov-
fa *dualltu that
'as good
mense bonf‘re on tiger shores of, the.
ihuu fifty fe thigh mid twenty feet at .
but was probably the lur ‘
gcr souls than over before ,
TOKIO, J14;no l7.-——Londlrrg member's.
MR8. KENNESON GETS DIVORCE.
Pro‘ved Her Husband Deserted Her on
May 13, 1902~Msrrled March 13,
1885. ‘
Mrs. Hattie Kenneson of Bridgeport,»
was divorced from Charles Kenneson
of Bethel. by Judge Reed in the ct-
vil superior court Friday afternoon.
She alleged desertion and infidelity,
morning a co—r'espondeni, but the di-
vorce was granted for desertion dat-
ing from May '13, 1902. The Couple
married on March 13, 1885, the bride
being Hattie Morey. Whether this
coincidence of “13's" had anything to
do with the matter is for the super-
'stituous to figure out
Burgess Muikius of Danbury, proved
enough infidelity on the part of his
nifc, nee Sinbell, to cause Judge
Reed to grant hlrn a divorce It is
said that Mrs. Mulkius is 11 visitor or
resident at a White street, Dnhhury,
resor .
THE MAGIC No.3. ' ‘
Number three is a Wonderful mascot
for Geo, H. Farris, of Cedar Grove,
life, according to a. letter which reads:
“After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
, llscournged by the failure to find re-
lief, I tried Electric Bitters, and 11s a
result 1 am a well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure." Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach, liver and kidney
”troubles, by F. H. Baxter, South Nor-
wnlk, and E. P. Weed Norwalk. drug
gists. 500.
‘ NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
The Commercial Record.
Will Let Sub-contracts.
Tire frame has just freon raised for
the three family house now being
erociml on West sire-of' by Contractor
;.J 11'. McMuhon for Joseph Simone and
himself. The specifications are com-
pleted 11nd bids will be received at
mine on the stellar heating. plumbing
pointing, etc.
New House Started.
Contractor Thomas J. White has
lstnrtod work on u cottage on the West-
'por't turnpike. It will be of frame con-
struction, with six rooms and impro-
vemorris.
Summit Avenue House.
Work has been started on 11 frame
. voltage to be built on Summit avenue
by John R. Mouton. it will have six
rooms, with improvements.
STIMULATION WI'JHOUT IRRITA
TIO .
111 case of stomach and liver trouble
the proper treatment In to stimulate
these organs without irritating them.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids disco
lion and stimulates the liver and bow»
ole without irritating these organs like
pills or ordinary cathurtlcs. It does
not nuuscirte or grips 111111 is mild and
l
l
1'
‘erhmeuts in u uutisi’nctor'y solution.
l. S length that does Irvine as
pleasant to take. Plaisted'a Drug Store
.ond The Clifford .Phurmacy. "
1‘ 0 O . 0 1 ,4 1.1 )4 ,
. u. ‘, , . .. .‘11 "I. ‘ . ‘
, , x
l
e .
..~ 4»
rs twice . "x.
1 1
. the trouble In St. Paul’s school 4
Garden City, which has led lo the re. , .
, atgnn‘tlhn Gan‘ru’ge. the headmaster and 4
.4 cvery'nremher 'of the faculty. 4
Parents of the students are infill; 4
,4 mini over the disruption. Most of them
side with 131201111111“. Seine of these
4‘ the chapter: The students
chapel twice .11 day instead of once, as
1 under Dr. Gumnge's rules. .
was sold today. was the real cause ofi.
held 1111 lui‘oi'rnul conference at the
llrrr'dcu City hotel and blamed the his.
100.
"Dr. Gemago told me he resigned bo-
csuue he could not work under 11 man
like Bishop Burgess any longer,”
Mrs Frost, wife of Brill. ~Gun. Russell]
' Frost, of this city, who has taken her
- son from the school.
The trouble beganflve years ago
when Bishop Burgress‘succeeded Bis
hop .Littlejohn as hendof thc'diocese
of Long island. As. head of the diabetes
‘ Bishop Burgess became chairman of
. the Cathedral
chapter, which con
trols St. Paul’s school under the deed
3 of' gift and sought to 'dlspluco-Di'. Gum
use, it is said, by a man of the bishop's
bwn selection.
After Bishop Burgess's arrival Gar
den City heui'd disputes about bills»
for meals for the track, baseball, foot
‘4 ball and other teams.
Then the bishop, it is understood dis»
f covered that there wasnot enough rc-
llgion in St. Paul's. immediately there
was 11 chnrrge on recommendation of
attended
Alarmed by the wholesale desertion
4 of the faculty and strident body from
4 St. Paul the laymen, it is understood,
have decided that the olergymon in
the chapter are not to have it all their
own way in the future. In consequence
the meeting of the chapter today is
expected to be lively 4
*Sooihes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without a. scar. (lures plies'
eczema, salt rheum, any itching
Doan's Ointment. Your drugsist sells
..
i"
DUKE 0F ABRUZZI BUSY.
BOSTON June 17 ~The Duke of
Abr',uzzi the Italian admiral and ex-
plorer, who is in this city for a ten
days visit, found a strenuous day'mop—
pod out for him today and refreshed
s’ftcr a rest yesterday called at the
state house to pay his respects to Go
Vernor Guild
A prompt, pleasant, good remedy forl
coughs and colds. is Kennedy's Laxa-
tlve Cough Syrup It is especially
recommended for babies and children,
but good for every member of 'the
family. Contains honey and tor and
tastes nearly as good as maple syrup.
Children like it. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
many. ,
"We want a man for our inquiry of-
fice," said the manager, "but he must
be able to answer all sorts of questions
andnot get irritated."
“That s all right, sir, ” replied the ap-
plicant. "i' m the father of eight child
ren. ’.'——Philedelphia inquirer
A.-
All stomach troubles are quickly re
lieved by taking a little Kodol after
each meal. Kodoi goes directly to the
soot of the trouble, strengthens the
digestive organs, supplies the natural
digestive juices and digests what you
eat. Don’t neglect your stomach. Toke
" a little Kodol after each meal and see,
Money .
how good it makes you feel.
back If it. fails Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar
macy.
NEW YORK. NEW EAVEN d
. HARTFORD RAILROAD
.TlME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 2, 1907.
W
New YORK.
'11: 01 11:16x.
3320:, 3: 27, 610911, 5: M38 5: 6611, 6: 2511,
Sunday I.
A M.;-—-12 6211, 11:10:, 5: 41, 8: 67,
914311.
P. M.:-—12 6611, 214711, 2: 66:.
606311, 7: 00, 7: 18, 7: 641‘. 8: 26:, 9167:,
3
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A, M~12..00x, 12: 0911 4164):, 5: 45.
6:55, 8:01, 8:03, 8:40, :0011, 9:142,
10.04,]110011, 11:03.
P M.:——1203.1.06,1:30,1:49,2:00:,
2:58, 8:312. 4:0211, 4205,41611, 4i. 32,
5:0231 51,00 6.25, 6100!, 6:02, 7:104.
.. 7: 40x, 0: 00:, ii; 40 44111003.
A. M.—-—-6: 00,u7?‘430,‘. 910011. 9.4011,
10: 0211.
P. M.:-—1 06. 6:01, 0:691. 813111,
1110011, 12:00.
SOUTH NOH‘NetK TO NEW
A M.——12108x. 111211. 1: 60:. 11:18.
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1:07: 11:18.
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11.01:, 1:10.
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1
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only.
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A
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at 1'!
sold .
LEAVE sourH NORWALK FOR-
A. M.:-—12 66:: run. 6: 11:, 5: 5511‘. 1
11.0111, 61 111 11 so 11.541, 7 5111, 8:1811,
3410, s: 48x,’ 9: 1111‘, 9: 3111, 9: 53, 10: 55:,
P ':M.-12 62x 21:10.1 15x, 2: 5511..
6: 40, 6: 58x, 7: 12:, 7. 6411, 6: 67x. 10: 32. ‘
61,38:
331811' '
710011,: "
Note-21 40 and 47: 26 to bridgeport,‘ 4'
In May
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SOUTH NORWALK T-O‘DANIURYr '“l
llo nod.
‘ e
Nflorflé‘fil 8'"
75115;!th
, B
“I 1 lil IILLIOII BOXES
ACORPORATIONB ORGANIZED. ~
Hodghon, of :‘lJanbtu'y; 2604
shares subs rifled 101. ’on which 68.?
400 each and #101006 property have
been paid President and treasurer,
A. A. Hodslrou; Daribury, 161 shores;
secretory, J E. Walsh, Daubury, 83
shores; W. H. Chbie, Donbury, 1
share, Edward Groilphnm, Dnnbury, 10
shares.
1111013101119 1111114111111.
AWNING:
MADE AND horsemen.
FURNlTURE
H00Se’-Fu_lnishinqs.
l: l MITEHElL
High and Wall 31. Norwalk Com‘r.
721591101113.
17"
llil 5‘": *7
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A LITTLE'MONEY 4 ”
will 'oft‘en start 1132660 ‘usiness.
small payment may“ gee nus 1; home.
House 4 roomsstdu cush~$lllo price.
If some people don’t‘ ’gef a home this
side the skies soon, they never will
know the luxury of ownership.
Home is the g cutest thing (in earth.
Come in and talk with ‘me‘ about set-
ting one id or about The Norwalks.
John B. Lawrence,
Agent:
2 South Main St.
A?
yBoutb Nor-walk.
“80 EASY"
Maintains Beauty of Expresslon
‘ inconspicuous, Comfortable
Opened by 11 slight pressure of
the finger and" thumb The";
rigid bridge mal‘r‘rtains 'tlie:
lenses In their proper relation ‘
to each other at all times. 4
wells Psfirecr' LENSES.
Homer lloy t
llofrnctlng Op§elnm
7441011116 slink drift
'7 i." “31:44.- 3" "’1
4‘“.
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rep MIN AND hove.
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