1 _ m ircnal- noou «1115 Jury‘ on r.’
on. a. re solution
11'9”?
- incorporating the New canon “555$ '
1 log and Power can» an 15111111111111 ..
been accepted by the:5 house, onus
warm debate in the senate We 5
utter-noon.
senator Donavon. favoring 5111 1191101
1 11.1111... said that the contract will
the stiletto; cord any, now owned 151‘
the Consolidated. was first for 1111
years; then tor 11 second term of M.
years, which will end in a your or 99
that the grant w11‘s not a 9.191.111.1119
one in any way. only temporary. that
.the service is bad and the rates” high
and that. the lncorporators oi' the pro.
posed company are local people.
seeking to remedy the situation. 1
Senator Judson spoke along the '
some lines, and urged that the local
'liy be (1110 have its own pitiil‘
1 it it wants to here can be no in
claim of rightd by the Consolidated
yet the home" company agrees to take"
over, its fixtures.
Senator Chase said the Attorney
company does have rights. He added
own table of contents. and of
his other nomination“ rubyaflmh
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5115‘“
Ten“ years a I created a new i e of ma zine-Abe ALL‘SEIGTION mags:
go 55 ED magma. This is the age or specialisation
g of fiction and its smattering of speciAI‘nrii‘cics, doom 1 contain
The ALL- FICTION magazine and the ALI» ll LUSTRATED
and make something really big and forceful and convincing.
distinct typo—tho ALDILLUSTRA
with it: smattering of illustrations and us smatterin
_ hub of any one thing to make It satisfying.
agazlno, ioinedlogetheras suniz, strengthen each other,
1
19
ion mhgd
‘ 11
mi! 0:1! times, four or five years of thought.
that the nib-fiction magazine wit
‘eni to milk outfi Now that the hide in perfected, I wish to see whntihere' is in it.
in‘lpmo NOTERs
Mutations of
oters5 began today. While
his e returns are not available r93:
11115th that the total registra-
sheik saw. No. reports oil dis
v99 been received. be Ameri-
Month! are generally registering
dldute‘ lor the assembly he has
N51 nominated from Manila. The re
. 9A FORTUNATZE TEXAN.
Mr. E. W. Goodies, 0!» 101.81. Louis
“ Dallas, Tex., says: 1Yin the post
i have become acquainted with
5 5 1 $3 New LiiePllis, and no laxa-
colitis “ ’rffibelor‘o tried so edectnnlly
‘ of malaria and biliousnessl'
‘ on‘bgridd oer gripe. 25c, 11!
111.111! Baxter‘s South Norwalk, and E.
P Weed's Nor’walk‘, drug stores. ’5‘
H
9 ARiNO FOR CENTENNIAL.
MEXICO CITY, June 21.——President
Ding as issued a proclamation pm-
39 9. ago! celebri'ufior‘i lt‘o com-
on?“ to t9 «rentenna o torepm
5 dependence. The ceremonies
“11991311190309 on September 16 1910.‘
All 1111.111 are dexpected to Icontyibutc
- toward-rm fund 9
u an 11'. helm n arm up of 9 human micron snip!“ pod
11.11.11: 9mg” 0‘ harm.
lone
‘n y we. to Know a Thing is to Try It
hddd-ngiw to the 59worl‘d.1
‘ 1
”W fifm‘mm‘pflfi5fiafifaz‘fiief twenfy'fi'vcm cents, which is equal it} tWGIt'is
mid one-b11919! cents a magazine. Most magazines which were selling at ten cents f
vanood to {teen cents. THE SCRAP BOOK in two parts mantis two .9
‘ cm can against witty dents for two fifteen cent magazines. .
on all News-stands
t
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All stomach troubles are qui kiy9 rel
Moved by taking a little Kod‘o after
each meal. Kodol goes directly to the
Beat of the trouble, strengthens the
digestive organs supplies the natural
digestive juices and digests what you
out. Don't neglect your stomach. Take
a little Kodol‘ alter each meal and see
how good it makes you feel Money
back it 11 runs Sold by The 0111mm
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
msoy.
’ ..———
Towns—He‘s n religious crank. isn’t
he? Brownef—Not or all. Where did
you get that notion”? Towne-A’Vell,
he got me in a» demon the other day
and began right all do ask me it I
was prepared to die. Browne—.~Yen;
he's a his insurance urgent ~Philndel
phia Press.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
A. A. Herren, Finch. Ark, writes:
"Foleys Honey and Tar is the‘ best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. I know that it: has cured con—
sumption in the first stages." You
never heard of any one using Foley’s
Honey and Tan and not being soils“
lied. Plalsted's Ding Store and The
Cliillord Pharmacy.
”’25"
55555511511 onsA'r POPULARITY.
5 11:11pr Ammonium .1
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PEOML" SALE WHITE 1.le
9 Monday «.7911.
9 min 111111.11} 11111119.: .11.
utility, pure “any periect
SOUTH NORWA
.1, 5i?“
hw-wi w 1.
.2117 nor WE'VE vo A nAsn 0'15 alludes. WARM-WEATHER cocoa ARE AN IMMr-DIATE NE-
rncnsrons, WERE .wgipt 3F A GREAT nuau son r112 1'11»va SPECIAL vA was FFA'run
. H
u
411%".51 1:15 '1N1jrli h'l‘ _.“
”,1 new 5
THEY FOLLOW YOUR REQUIRE MENTB JUST A8 THE‘ BAROMBTER
THE WEATHER, DO THAT JUST WHEN YOU'RE NEEDING THINGS MOST YOU FIND MANY OF
E" I‘M-“Din JN OUR SATURD AY ‘AND MONDAY SALES AT LOW ER PRhCEB THAN YOU CAN BUY
IEAR lN MiND THAT THE F0 LLOWINO LTBT ONLY iNCLUDEB ITEM85 THOROUGHLY UP TO OUR
105R ”Ad-alwv‘lTANDARDO, EVEN THO00H THEY ARE MUCH UND ER REGULAR PRICE OTANDARDB.
a
'1 .WHITE PETTICOATB.
An announcement 01 unusual impor-
tance. Tomorrow mornin we shall
plac‘é’ on ‘our counters a on e of White
Petticoats. at prices unprecedentediy
9W. , ' 1 f1;
1 lot. mode 14.151.111.19 Cnmbric, with
_ca‘mbrlc dust r11dle.liomburg trimmed,
etch: earn left with raw edge, would
the a srsnln at $1..“
1.,ili
.25.
Other agrarian, 9891.50, H.715, $2.26 and
T 6 best-mode skirts ever put on the
market.
. SHIRT WAISTI.
We also call attention to our line of
Ladies? Shirt Welstl. All styles, lousy
11nd plain.
M11111
Ahpom’ m... use to (4.911 Bush.
own-urn complete magazines, each
It is not ‘quiie new with me, however, as I have
It first came into my mind in response to a desire to couple. In
h the illustrated features of the conventional magazine. 'It "has .
~ It has done me $1, 000 worth of good "
that the prices are not exorbitant
lend no such claim had been made oi
hearings Prayious poor service is ad?
5,mitted but ample promises have been
.given in future good service. The
committee did not believe it best to
allow a new company where one now
has rights and where two would not
NY.
9' i‘, 016 11 roll cull .vote the committee
was supported and the bill was re-
iectcd, 111 to 10,1111 follows:
1 Yes-L-Senutors Giant, Hall Hodg-
:kinson, Thompson, Chase Farrel,
About, Basil, Brown. Hoffman Gates.
Brooks Barnhm Barnes Briggs,‘ Shep
than nestle-9199 Iowan 90119.9-
Each 111 n imam-rioti- mope-
p5 s of innocent-uni 9hr on.
use I am creating Another
conventional magazine,
old 113.
Ned-senators“ Luther MoGpVern,
“look“? Snellacy, Brady McNeil, Donneily,
Atwater Judson, Donovan Walsh, 10.
Absent—Senators Middleton Butter-
worth, Biakeslee. Homan 5Shnnley,
Hurley. Waile1,Potter. Keency, 9.
-—"l soldered habitually from email
potion. 1 Dean's Regulets relieves
and strengthening the bowels. so that
they have been regular ever sluts. "-—
'l‘ex.
REPORTS IN THE SENATE.
i
» N e w Y o r it
Many Favonbic and Unfavorable Mat.
9 : . 9 lei-s Actsd Upon.
1 .1... “f“. HARTFORD June 21.-——ln the sen-
ate the following favorable reports
were received:
"Dey soy 1115115 time is, monoyh’,
Miss Miami Brown
"Yes,” answered Mr. Erastur Plnk- ti On an amendment. 1° the constitu
icy. “I jes met a man dot didn‘t have 11151); 5515355515$z528flg5§ tcltjym 03301155311513;
no trouble at all in turnin' live mlu~ l;10nds incorporatin filo Notpwlch Col
utos’ conversation into :1 loan of two cheater and Haitlofid Street Rniitvay
dollars. -—Wnshlugtou Star. Company; resolution giving ’50 000 to
the Connecticut board of Horticultural
Society.
~r’l‘he “Bucket Shop" bill came up
gain yesterday on disagreeing action
and Senator Spellucy was appointed a
committee on conference.
masons railroad bill which was passed
in the house with two amendments
Wednesday waé passed in concur-
1'ence.
or the unravnruhio reports three
were on Water
said
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOOD.
“I have' been nlliicted with kidney, 11
and bladder trouble for years passing
gravel or stones with excruciating.
pain," says A. H. Thames, :1 well
known cool operator of Buffalo, 0. “i
got no relief from medicine until i
began taking Foley 3 Kidney Clue.:
then the result was Sill prising A low
doses started the brick- dust like sub-
stance and now I have no pain across
my kidneys and I feel “k8 a new man. street railway cars another in rela-
, 9 9 tion .10 signs and another regarding the
£3335 31551151551125.3511 gfimm‘ggéesmgigggg schedule of cars. Three trade school
Plaistcd's Drug Store and The Clifford hills which had been rocommitted were
Pharmacy n again reported uninvorubiy and again
' sent to the committee on nppropl'ia-
.lions An act concerning professional
musing ot the sick and the petition
requesting the. judiciary to report :1
bill concerning the value of ruiiroud
“Where is your automobile depart
ment " asked the man entering the
big department store.
“Follow your nose " replied the clerk
LK.
stocks were also reported uni’avornbly.
The governor sent in a resolution an
’ pointing Charles A. Hathaway, of
South Manchester, to the position of
temporary cmmnissionor of public l‘I-(lt
mds was received and sent to the com
mittee on uppolntments
near the door.--Yonkers Statesman.
.«1
. How's THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward tor any case of Calorrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Cntarrh Cure. '
F. J. CHENEY J; 00.. Toledo 0.
We; the undersigned have known F
J Cheney {or the last 15 years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his lirm.
WALDING. KlNNAN d: MARVIN
Wholesale Draggists Toledo, Ohio
Hall's Cntnrrh Care is taken inter-
nnlly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per
bottle. Sold by all Druxulsts.
Take Hall’ s Family Pills [or constl
potion.
THE DEN |81RAIBiED.
Power Boat [out Her Bow and Wu
‘ Not Button in Two .-
DRIDOIL‘PORT, Juno 21.—-Tho power
boat Den, which was wrecked Tuesday
afternoon and such in the Sound off
Wrecking Company and taken to the
’-
Manufacturing Company lor rebuild
nThe hull did not break amidnhlps as
rot reported. it was recovered along
with the engine and the limit»
TRUNKB iAND GUI'i‘ GASES.“
Goinxmwoy dor vacation? We will
show you how to ye money on Suit,
Cases and Titan): 11.
special Prion Saturday and Monday.
HiAMMocKu. 1..
A1 the assortment of Hammocks in
all styles and colors. Buy yours
while the choice patterns are hero. ,
11.31510 ”.00 Each. »
sanctity and Mondoy Ipcoloio- r111...
:Klich on Dopprtmnt. 1 .
.INAMEL WARE . 1 '.
No. 8 Tea. Kettles .17. 1...... 45¢ durability without sacrificial: her
Enamel dome Pots“..........10o1 speed. He believes the Den tobeihs
Enamel neriiu Kettles . .. . ..... ails" rules: motor boot oi her Ilia in the
AGENT! Milt NEW in“ PM" W World and he an only to make her
1'“ “"91”“.1111 “twine”...- 1109'
5';
Jihad in about three weeks the Don will
be in tile water main.
Charles G. Herreshoii. the designer
and builder of the Don', is not die-
~ moved by his experience Tuesday,
when he and his mechanic Edward
Sherman, was rescued from drowning
Mr. norm oil will try out the Den
again and is working to increase her
FRICWDANDY A w’ido" ”Wm ‘neriect his best i
. iviuoironcvlodiwb a" 5513‘5flMULA‘flQ , I 1
.51 11- i.‘ ”9,1
be pro per the to.
be» around without mitotic
rino motive (Fruit 58311111: 111 I‘di
A E. Davis", grocer, Sulphur Springs. ‘
'l‘hc Dn- ' 5
ury railway nui‘itels, 9
{one on not cone. thing the hearing of 1 .
the Bridgeport lighthouse, was raised 5
Wednesday afternoon by the Ohupmnn
nullity to endure tough whto‘r better to
General had decided that the existing 1 1
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Pilioorgiunns ‘Glihton.
191.13. Winn. 1111111310911
H. A common 6 11.11.111.11. 01
1 illnyrioldhn ’Bostonz 511! no Yemeni!
.L‘sVy, Ill. ii. Guylor Thomas McCobbin.
1i iFl‘cd 5 "III! ickie.‘i" .. . Weed,
‘ . 9. 'H.‘ .O. ‘Plun11’Dr9idge-
9r;t 2'53.‘1"1u,‘ Concrete IA- 1.: 9
.1 Vail; Poufihkeehsie; Cliches s.
I1tchinsou Philad adclphia; Joseph
1'Wright Woonsochs st;
Mahdckomo-«William McGuire. New.
1 fillreenstein. Bridgeport; J. B.
Dunne,.Now Karon: lbw Staples.
Willhun‘ McKe‘rlaio‘ John
M1Et9t9emn9n,New York: 9 9
Bayonne} 11555555 J.: . a
N.itowriMnss.:.11Wali1er
1Keene,lilo5ston; C Iil.Hotgene515t.lIrook-
9lyu; D5. Lind. Georgetown; F. Peterson
‘5Bosion; J. F. Ilovett: Philadelphia; 0.
9 511‘. Plait, Chicago. :: 9
For scratches. .hu‘rns cuts, insect
bites and the many: hits hurts com-
men to every nm‘u. Dertt's' Carbol.
ized Witch Hazel alve is tho best
i
ddiivth Norwsilil'
w, ”65‘ .flch ‘6’“
splendid invention
Singletonr—Whnt. do you use it‘ for?
llouedick——Wo paint the h.1b_v' 1; face
so we ooh give him a drink in the
night withoui lighting the gas. --Chi-
cago Chronicle. 1
A prompt, pleasant, good remedy for
coughs and colds, is Kennedy' s Luxu-
tive Cough Syrup. It is especially
recommended for babies and children,
iamily. Contains honey and tar and
tastes nearly as good as maple syrup.
Children like it Sold by The Ciliiord
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
Orator (excitedly)——“The American
eagle, whether it is roaming the ties
erts of India or climbing the forests of
Canada will not draw in its horns or
retire into its shelll”—.-—Phliadelphla
Press.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zlliun Balm ls breaking up colds when-
5-ever tried. almost without exception.
10. 25, 500 and 81. 00 bottles. The Clif-
ll
ford, Dexter’s and Pinlstod's.
“was;
South Norwelk.
Benedlck—-’~Thot lumino‘ud paint is .1111
but good for,every member of the
iRhett] Against Lost Opp
By enrolling at
Mcri'iil BusineSs College
1. 1‘ for“ 5a complete 111.111.1411; education.
Stamford.
remedy. it is soothing, cooling, clean
1 and healing. Be sure you get be: ‘
Will’s. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "'
MM
She—~Yoli’ii be glad 10‘
that I‘ve got out of visiting 091151' relo-
lives.
How—Grand! Splendid! It hunt: over
me like u cloud.- lIow did you man
neg it?
She—0h..1 asked them horci——Llro. Mrs Pervenue~0h yes my dear;
HE FIRED THE short we ‘5“ “w" “ammo—41111119 '
l W
"l have tired the walking- stick I’ve‘ . f ill take
carried over 40 Years. on" upward of a a demanffidghgglffdd.51.?is...“
sore that resisted every kind or treat— ill sale pill gold by. 1111.9 canard
merit, until I tried Bucklen's Arnlca p
Phar-
Salve5: that has healed the sore and gggr‘daiy at Th? Bridge 9
made me a. happy man.” writes John y ’ 99M“
Garrett, of North Mills N. C. Guaran-
teed tor Piles, Burns; 5.,‘etc by F H.
Baxter, South NorWallt, and E. P.
.chd NorWalk. drugglsts. 25c. '1 0
‘ When you (eel the need of a pill take
39 lDertt‘s Little 9111119111 {5151:6555 03355151: .9, , 1 .,
1151i, safe pill. 865d by e or-19 ., .._..
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phnr- ‘5 Fine Amendment 0'
'-“-“°-" ' - ‘~ Post Cards 2510 002
5“ch Dashcr and his brother fell
1111111 39
1 Mrs. Money Dogs—4 hear you have
spent a. great deal of your time in
Italy?
SpecialSale Sahird
119151.
Sheet Musm 1599901111
out the other day ,and now they don’t .
speak.” “Well. well, fell out over poli-
tics, ' suppose?" “No, out or their on-
tomobile while going at the rate 0!
1 " us:
seventy miles an hour." Philadelphia
3'95“ 5 Donovan Bio 115 .. . shington It.
'—--—~———- _ 1 1 .-.. 1 :99: 1 119‘ t 515551- 1133573 fund”.
r 5 z 1.1-1 .. ,
”Molt '1 Jim
or unlit“
...1. w'itwfil
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
Port Chestqr.
5“: . 9 .9‘55‘519
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range, which isithc best mined.
Tel 450.
w‘A'roHMAN.
plant or the American and British“ ‘ 5
inrokon all. A new 1.1. is being 111111. .91 “
VEGETABLES
.9 W DODGE!
as“ Washington Street 9‘
from us. Humans: received a cargo of Lehigh Coal iordntnocc and
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY ,
«STORAGE»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
1:11.111. WELL Vern-lures 31.11.11.111... Poo +111. mower
' snv one. on unstimulated...
9 1g, :11'1’1".~} . .3
Some people want (arms; some want.“
1 9 unimproved acreage for development;
1 . others want city lots; but whatever
‘ 1 you want in the REAL ESTATE line
‘ we have on our books waiting for you.
‘ 5i have a nice little place in Norwuik, in
line shape, lor $1,600, near the 140th
Mill; :1 line place on,Elmcrest for
$30,000 and any price you want in be-
tween these. .
John B Lawrence.
5181915115111 Norwslk.
South Nordvalk m
2 learn Mlln 8t. ,,9
01188
1.8 5153‘1'
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68 Water Street.
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LOW RATE OE lNBURFANOE.
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