lbw
*v
.“m. At'bo
. the public each Week day from 2 to 5
ambit so.
“if;
. ll
f’ .ude‘llm or. Loans to;
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w . are. no
on you bel s _
tilt! numberalwtl
‘Mendeliaohni
magi/ills. Faun; posthide. Calida.
of new memlErs.’
of i". H.130 tent at 0:00.
but" Building.“
quartet and chorus. Music for the
morning: ‘ Pnbludei. Communion in it},
'l‘ruette; quartet, “O Saviour ofthe
World." Court; quartet. Communion
Hymn, Buck; postinde, Offertolro in
'G, Spluney. gldvening: Prelude. An-
dante Grazlouo. 21’iicber; quartet and
chorus. "Day is Dying In the West.”
Sherwin; offei'tory solo, The Publicau
(Van de Water). Mr. Sterling; quarr
tot, Building. for Eternity; Sargent;
postlude. Fantasia. Edward llmuiett.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev, it}. '1’. Freeman, pastor~
In themornintg service the pastor. Rev.
the
The
Bible school meets at. 12 m and young
.r’men and youlng women are specially
. ‘ They will find
' it to their Interest to inquire concern-
and Philathoa lilble
6.. T. Freeman, will preach on
theme, The (Christian Capital.
invited to join with us.
ing the Baraci.
clubs. Junior League service at 3:30:
Epworth Magpie at 0:30.
Lord‘s Supper
theme, Ought Not Christ to Have Suf-
fcred.
Knight Street A. M, E. Church, Rev.
John D. Nichols, pastor-~11 a. 11)., led
by Deacon ’ll‘aylnr; 12 m.. Sunday
school, to be conducted by the superlu~
tendeut, Mrs. John Burr; 7 p. 111..
Christian Endeavor. led by some of the
officers; 8 p. in, evening scrvice, choir
will give a sacred concert, and the
praise service will be led by Charles
Miller. Extra music for this occasion,
which will be free and a treat for all.
The pastor is attending conference in
Boston.
CONIGREGATIONAL.
So‘uth Norwalk Congregational
Church. Charles S. li’lacfarland, pastor
~«I’ublfc. worship at
which the sacrament of the land's Sup.
per will be observed, and new mem-
bers will be received into the. fellow-
mof the church. The Bible school,
and the Young Women‘s Department.
will meet at 12 o‘clock
service has been discontinued for the
summer.
BAPTIST.
Grace Baptist Church, J. Edward
liar-rte, pastor—~11 a. m.. preaching,
subject. The Attitude of Ilmuanlly To-'
Sunday
ward Christ; 3:30 p. m..
school; 7 p. m.. B. Y. P. 11.; B p. m..
preaching, subject, The Christian Out
An-
Monday
of Place; 0 p, m.. communion.
nounccmcutsv for the week:
evening. ()tiicinl Board‘s
Tuesday evening, monthly
locating of the church;
evening. clmlr rehearsal:
mcct lug:
lug, Mock Marriage by the Lyceum,
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Clmrch, ii. A, Sudiler, rector
>~8 n. “1., lioly Communion; 10:30 a. finding a New York belle asleep at t
m., morning prayer and an address by
Haven,
01' Now
evening service
Burton Mansfield,
Comb: 7:30 p. m..
short and practical address by the rec-
3t Episcopal Church, ticuti-iall committee held a meeting
pastorwiloly Com-
, the “place Vof‘tite“ us
2 ermon a the morning, service.
morning tunic willibe as. follows:
‘ authority
lit Thou, Forget Me.
or; non Inde, Grand Choeur, Le-
mme of the evnnlnujser-
to 11.110. The mus?
tit ;. Preluggpg‘oo-
.4 , album." a it;
fibbbth Calm. Barony-Sheri”: duet.l
,. J 01 ltitodlst, Franlt‘l). 'l‘or-
tractor”, tuning worship. 10:30.
‘ T its Will bi the celebration, of the
. Lord's Supper, and also the reception
_ , ._ ‘ The Sunday morn—
x class‘wllt I nest titular the direction : >
Sunday
school promp Iy at ‘12 muThe illpworth
2 «finglgaodeyot opal service will be held
2 . ,z p. 1111. The subject for the . ' . . . » H
‘ ‘imceting willybc "Public Affairs 0 m. id to its one time condition. lhe class
guinea Tansy lfittin'The Iguiding of Relig-
. '00 fan ' 0 1308-": 'vcniug WOl'Bhlli about $0.000. On the exterior of the
silt”); Subipct‘of sermon. “'l‘he Inter-i building is n bronze mum m the or.
Song service led by
Hall, _ manly "sheath
,. . all ran:- can. ‘
now Haven. July aural; Connec-
‘ an about?!
‘ Middle
at the home of Judge Simeon Iii. Bald
win. this week. This committeewu at»
pointedsome time sincere) mobs cr-
rau ,monts for lacingysome hindriul
when .ln‘2'oolioso’llad themes. in ma
building. budge Baldwin presided lit
the cmnmitteo deliberation.
1it was voted to place a bronze tablet
on the exterior of the hall with the fol-
lowlsglnscrlption. i ' - . .
icit-InoIIIInun-IllIIIQIIICIIIIIIIII'II
In this 11011
was the. room of
Nathan Hale
ol' the class of
MDCCLXXIII.
.......--u..u .
Old South Middle‘Collogo was restor-
,of 1000 furnished the wherewithal to
ztnake the required changes it. costing
l
tab is to the 00 Yale. homes. who.
in" .1
t
, . ‘. innards.
« M nyopmia‘. _ nus! ‘ '
You live In South Norwulk.
South Norwuik people. W till. nior
south Norwa‘lk or deuce. ,
~ diet, It is. an actual fact that th
loath Norwalk. by means of
unrest .jof Booth Norwalk men
women, is pr. Richards Dyspepsl
Tablets.
ttial South Norwnlk proof.
'l‘hinlt! ‘ .
street. South Norwulk says:—
popsia Tablets and i do not hesltst
to’suythat we found this
sis Tablets.
months ago.
or! and My ‘
You
Know or, at least, csn'easii call on
natural. than. than, roving claims with
‘22ny stomach remedy advertised In
actual
and
Look over this paper and itself any
other stomach medicine gives you no
‘frs. A. 0. Smith, No. 1 Chestnut
"My husband, my daughter and mi“
self have all used Dr. Richards Dys-
sterling
remedy to be just us It is represented.
‘ it seems strange but It is nevertheless
a. fact,,thut all three of us were vic-
tims of dyspepsia in one form or now
other and that we have all been com~
pletoly cured by Dr. Richards Dyspep-
Our table Is a different
looking affair from what. It. was a few
Cereals, eggs, toast and
.feut. that 1005 had brought about the
restoration. .
or It may result in Pneumonia.
zlllan Balm Is breaking up colds when-
ever trled, almost without exception.
10, 25, 1300 and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter's and Plalsted‘s .
steak. vegetables. ham and ‘otho
STOP THAT COLD touch before.
Bra-
1y.
family.
Oi
as I was.” .
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS- For sale by all druggists.
stale bread have been replaced by beef-
. things which we have not dared to
I cannot praise Di.
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets too high-
’l‘hey have worked wonders In my
I never lose an opportunity
of recommending them to anyone who
Is unfortunate enough to be afflicted
Best
In the even.
tug at 7:30. the sacrament of the
will be cclcbratcd, at
which the pastor will speak on the
10:30 a. m.. at
. udmg the Young Men's Department
The cvcnlnx
business
Wednesday
Thursday
evening, prayer meeting; Friday even-
”4——
D. OF L. LAWN PARTY.
The committee having" charge of the
second lawn fete given by Banner
Council, No. 54, D. of l... at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Knapp. 40
Riverside avenue, Norwalk, on next
Tuesday evening. has completed ar-
rangements for thenttrartlou and an
extensive program has been arranged.
including musical selections, VUClll and
instrumental, recitations by a. local
elocutlonist, the mystery and other fea-
titres, after which refreshments of ice
crcam‘and cake will be served. All
the friends of the Order are cordially
invited, and as the last fete was a
success a semi time is assured.
STREETS PAVED WITH GOLD.
Denver Is soon to boast of having
probably the only streets on this earth.
,ly sphere paved with gold. Whllr
workmen were animating disintegrated
granite to be used in paving streets in
the city, they found rock which look-
ed as though it contained free gold.
Exporst who assayed the rock confirm-
cd the opinion of the workmen. But
the gold does not run In sufficient
quantities to warrant its reduction and
hence the gold bcaring granite is to
[:0 Into the streets as pavlnl,r material.
However. the discovery that. the gran-
iie is gold hearing has called attention
to the South Park district, of the stair
where the stone was (plurrlcd and it is
probable that, the district which is
practically mmxplorcd at the present
flute will soon be alive with prospec-
lors. Only a tow Weeks ago diggers
wbllc excavating for a trench on om
of the principal streets of the city
turned out a qunntiiy of rock that ran
very high in pure gold.
LIFE TOO INTERESTING.
(Ncw York Sun.)
“()ur modern ideas of luxury cscap:
one danger." said the professor of st.
ciolo‘gy. “They do not include lazl
nous. it. is most unfashloimldc to ill
abcd let. in the morning. This is es
poelally noticeable among society
women. They vic with one anotbci
In curly rising. chcu o'clock Is (‘ou
sldcrcd a late hour among; rcally Sillill”
worm-u. and when they are In lb:
country. they make a point of scclm
the sun risc.
, “No. they don't make it up during
the day. The afternoon nap whicl
our grandmothers, and oven on:
mothers. considered necessary is un
known to the modcrn Woman. l1‘auc'
in the afternoon!
_“No. they don‘t break down. 'I‘ht‘it
, rate of health is improving amou
them.‘ it Is not fashlmiablc. either
to say “ltlclmrds” twice.
cents per bottle.
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 6
Worth street. New York.
TION.
tion and Opening of Hostilities.
times of war, etc, met today.
was present.
tilItics anti the amendment. of
Netherlands establishing a delay of 2
hours between a declaration of we
and
discussed.
chcs explaining their respective lll‘t
positions.
'Ion and Baron Marshall von Blotter
~‘tcin (German) rose and said: “(‘ch
many people cln its entirety th
French proposition which she cons
tiers conforms with the modern [in
:rcss warfare. "
«Croat lirliainl and M. ’l‘usukl (Japan
tlct'larcd they rcsvl'vcd their opinion
'loltctl until the next meeting of th
tub-committee.
W.—
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Bears the
Signature of ,
State League.
New London. 10; Bridgeport, t).
Hartford. 20; Waterbury 5.
Sprlulzcld ill. New llavcu, 8.
llolyohc, 5; Norwich, 0.
National League.
l’ItIsburc. ‘J; St. Louis. ‘1.
New York. ll: lirimklyn, 1.
- American League.
Cleveland. 2: New York.- 1.
Price 50
Made by Dr. Rich-
PEACE CONFERENCE PROPOSI-
Twenty-four Hours Between Declara-
'I‘HE HAGUE. July 6.-——'1‘hc sub-com—
mittee of the peace conference on the
rights and duties of neutral powers in
M. NO.-
lidoi‘f, president, of the conference, who
had recovered front his Indisposition.
The French proposition
providing that there shall be a declara-
tion of war before the opening of hos-
The
the opening of hostilities. were
The military delegates of The Notlr
:vrlands and Franco made long spec-
'l‘he Russian military de-
legates supported the French proposi.
Joseph (‘Imatm (U. S. Al Lord ltcuy.
)n the whole principle of the French
llitl the liutch propositions and conso~
mcntly a vote on the subject. was post-
lln Kind You Have Always Bought
W
3ASEBAL‘L RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Orders Issued ermine. Adlai
taut .Gauetal’s‘llfiiuej Glaslfy-
lug Prayisiuus ' ‘ ‘
e .
The following. ordersxwore issued
this Week from theolllos‘ of Adjutanb
Gotten-n1 George M. Cole; ‘
State of Connecticut.
Adjutant-Generals Office.
Hartford, July 2, “1007.
General Orders No. 34. - .
‘ ln accurdanoo with changes In the
militia law, approved April 11. 1007,
paragraphs 01. 70. 70133. 85, 480, 487,
use, 480. 490, 492, 492,493. 494, 495 and.
400. Regulations. Connecticut National
Guard, are amended and renumbered
to read as follows: ‘ ‘
01." When an enlisted man Is dis-
charged by reason of expiration of
term of service, ltls' discharge will
take effect on the last day thereof;
1. 0., if enlisted on the'sccond (lay of
the month, his term will expire on
the first day of the saute month In
last year of his term of enlistment.
When a soldier immediately rc-cnllsts
after discharge, the reenlistment w,ll.
be completed on and hear of the date
of the day following that of discharge.
Non-commissioned oillcers reicnllstlng
in accordance with the foregoing, up
on expiration of termini? service, will
have continuous rank under their 0r-
iglual warrant.
76. No enlisted man shall be dis
charged except by order of the coin
nutmler-lu-chlcf and for the following
reasons:
lilell 'atlou of term of service;
To accept promotion by commission;
Upon removal of residence from the
state or out; of the bounds of the cour
mand to which he belongs. to so must
a distance that. in the opinion of his
commanding oiliccr, he cannot prop-
crly perform military duty;
To enlist in the United States scr-
vlcc; '
Upon disability. established by cor
tiflcnte of a medical oiliccr or by a
reputable physician upon approval of
a surgeon or assistant surgeon;
tlpon conviction of felony
civil court;
To carry out the sentence of a court
martial: ,
Whenever. In the. opinion of the
commander-ln-chicf. the interests of
the service demand such discharge.
70. With application for discharge
of members. (mmInuudiim oillccrs will
forward an explicit statcment of the
circumstances in each case.
83. In tanking .apldlcatlon for flu
discharge of men, clotiuttnmilnp,~ officer:
c will state the last day upon which tbt
1- member reported for duty. and If up
)- pllcnllon is made on ground of non
residence. will also state the present
residence of the man. if known, and
l whether he has removed to remain
s permanently.
8;”). All applications for discltaruc
must. be. made 10.1.1119 pdjutant—ucu
oral, and commanding olilccrs mum
state over their own signature ”11'
date when the soldier last appeared
on parade. and also assign a reason
for said discharge.
Applications for discharge of mi
listed men from rcabm-uts may lll'
forwarded by regimental headquarter:-
lo the udjuinnt‘gcncral direct.
l’arnuraphs till. 77 and 78 are re
ltllllllt‘il.
VI. Surveying Otilccr.
visit. ’I‘lu‘nurrcylng olllccr will be
uppoluicd by the (loinmandcr-Iu-chicf
All Interested oillcc'r is not eligible for
detail.
1187. Under section »l for the act
if congress approved June :32. 1000. i'
‘1; required that tho cwuuinutiuu of un-
wrviccnblo or unsuitable public lll‘tlll-
\riy shall be mudc at lcast. annually
tmllltc proccrdluus of the surveying
.Iliccrs of the militia will show In do-
lail opposite each article on their
reports fit what rcspcct the property
is uusvrvlcmblc or unsuitable: also
indicating In cach case the disposition
which should be made of said prop-
-rt_v. Should the survvyiuu oillccr
13
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0
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3
In a
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l'
).
l.‘
tor. Tuesday at 8 p. m.. vrstry mcct- to be sick. Life Is too Intcrcsthu > recommend salt- of the property. tin
lug. nowadays to be wasted lubed": . llclroli, 9‘. Philadelphia, ii manna)cndatiou will state whether by
(lracc Church. the ltcv. James lleu- “x _ ‘. I ...... 4: W... W; - , , ,..,a,,~_“,__,_‘, . l,
ton Werner, rcclor~Sleh Sunday at.
for 'l‘rlnlty. li‘lrsi cclcbratlon of the
Holy Coumntnlon at ii o'clock: second
celebration of the Holy Communion
and sermon. at 10:30: Sunday school
at. noon: mission Sunday school at.
Broad River at 3:10; ovcnlng prayer
at 7:00.
St. Pauls Clitu'ch-—~~Slxih Sunday ufv
for ’l‘rlulty. 7:30 a. 111.. Holy (kan-
numion; “1:00 a. m.. lloly lmumun-
ion and sorlnon: 12 m.. Sunday school
and ilIble classes; 2:00 p. m.. Sunday
school ‘In \li’lunipuuk; :I p. m.. Sunday
school at chapel, llorkcley street:
7:30 p. m.. cvcnsonn and sermon.
Wednesday morning at ”:30 u. m..
Lilany service at parish church. li‘ri-
day nth-radon at it bitchy service at
the chapel in Ilerkeloy slrcct. Owing
to the lllndss of the vector. the tier.
v‘Wlliiam Wilkinson. of Minnesota. will
be the lililiiCllll preacher at both the
momduu llliifl cvcnlnu services tomor-
row. itcv. lily. Wilkinson is our of tbo
leadinu clairuruwu of the West, and
is n powcriiul preacher.
SWEDISM LUTHERAN SERVICE.
Next Wednesday evening at it o‘clock
at the German Iniilmrau Church on
Main sti’ouLl, Rev. l‘cter lfroclmru will
preach. Hilliard. In the Service of
Christ. Nil Scandinavians are wal-
come. The Lutheran Indlcs' blowing
society ml etc In the afternoon the
name any“ the beam of Mr. and Mrs.
N. it. An emu, Wright street, who
“pom ‘
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First C ristian Science Society, of
Norwalk 2 limiter Sunday service at
the reudinl room, Masonic building. at
11a, .m. Subject. July 1th, “Life.”
Testimony. meeting Wednesday at 8 p.
services the public In car-
xdlnily Invi ed. Reading more open to
H
“ p. m. _ , ,
361110 In n'demand all that is com
in; to them and part of that which
only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 500
it? 109 other fellow.
macaw-mu.
Burns a Gold In One Night.
TRIAL BOTTLE
Guaranteed‘to Cure Any Cough. - 25¢,
Cures Worst Creep In a Few Mlnutos.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcoratad Tonclls.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. ..
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
01w» ”nothing I'm-‘0 and untan- Ila-ring. -
Cures Hay Fever or Money Roiunded. 50.1: .. $l.00
Only Thing on Earth That Cure
am on mean“ In so any
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tantrum. *mmm mumm-
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MS. «was a, 9.0. m. some».
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tumult. 9M
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of» falls. Mm
office. wup'w
til), can treats
slant Taxicab-feb-
Iete. when tonic
Liver induct-star
and Hum: Rem-
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of Ill-am
Islamic (i mostly:
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opt. Gard jNa‘od
, «blunt-Econ For baby. . 2 -
Every mother should consult her
tiny iclan before deciding what food to
use or her little one. More‘slckness Is
caused by the luludicioua use of con.
dcnscd milk and ordinary cow's milk
than from all othercuuses. “ ‘
Among the half dozen. foods that
physicians recommend, no one is more
highly esteemed titan Justfood. on
when prepared in accordance with the
simple directions 101‘ use, It is ’pllll-
sically the same as mother’s milk, con»
taining bone and tooth-fanning mater:
Ial that obviates all four of softtccth
or rickets, and as it is very delicate
and easily absorbed the baby holds it
down and thus gains all the food nour-
ishment. ‘ 1 '2 2
it is the ,mostcconomIcuI of2 all ur-
tificial foods for the baby, costiutu 50c,
$1.00 or $1.00 according to Ibo size 01'
the package. Sold by (linguists. '
When the largest package is bought.
a mold for the little baby costs-less
than a. penny. ' '
Liberal snntple of Justfooti will be
sent free to any mother. Justfood Co.,
106 N. Franklin St, Syracuse, N.2Y.
auction .or by Inviting bids from deal»
ers or others likely to pm‘chasc said
articles. stating reasons; and in the
case of any public property rendered
unscrvlccublo. through causes other
than the ordltmry incidents of service,
the sun-vaylug.oiliecr will Investigate
and report the causes and recommend
the necessary action as to personal
responsibility for the damages In each.
case.’ . ..
4815‘. The surveying ofllcer should
fully investigate matters submitted
to him, calling for all evidence at~
tniunblc. and not limiting his in-
quiries to proofs or statements pre-’
sented by parties in interest. lie
should rigidly scrutinize the evidence,
especially In cases of alleged theft. or
embezzlement, and not recommend
the relief of bidders or soldiers from
responsibility unless fully satisfied
those those charged with the care of
the property have performed their
whole duty in lrcgard to 11; hearing in
nurses or deposition all persons cott-
ccrncd in the. subject-matter before
him.
489. The party rcsponsiblc for the
property to be surveyed will In all
cases furnish original certificates or
affidavits or the testimony of the wit:
uesscs upon which he relics to relieve
him front responsibility, and the prop-
er number of duly attested (mpics of
such affidavits should accompany the
report. ‘
490. As said section 4 provides that
if.it shall appear that the loss or dc‘
structlon of property was due to care-
lcssncss or that its loss could have
been avoided by the exerclsc of rea-
sonable care. the money value thereof
shall b charged against the allotment
to the states or territories under sec-
tion 1.001 of the revised statutes as
uncnded. It is suggested that oiliccrs
responsible for property should be
bonded and charged for any damage
to or loss or destruction of the same
lllfl the money value deducted from
any pay for military services that may
become due them. unless they shall
show to the satisfaction of the propcr
stutc authorities by their own atllda~
rim or cortlfl rates or by one or more
depositions that the damage. loss. or
destruction was ocuisioncd by an-
ivoitlahlc causes and without fault or
logical on their part.
till. With a view to aiding survey-
lup: officers in the pcrfoyi‘nautm of their
miles, the following classification of
the causcs of tltmtug- to and of loss
unl dcstruction of nilllary property
ll‘t‘ published: x...
1. llmwoidablc causes. bclm: those
over which the responsible ofllccrs
have no control, occurring (at) in the
.rrdluary course of service, or (bi as
incident to active field service: (cl ac-
tion or destruction without fault or
neglect of responsible officer,
2. Avoidable causes. being those
due to carelessness, willfulues, or nog-
lccl.
9813. Upon completion of the duties
assigned him. the surveying oillccr
will forward to the appointing ofllccr.
rcport of duty performed, imzrihcr
with all aiildnylla and ccrtiiicalcs as
rotptlred by regulations. In the case
of state property. but one copy will in-
required. in case of United States
uropcrtv, report will be forwarded as
required by United States regulations
and form of report. will be as pre-
scribed and required by the war dc.
parimeui.
403.Wlumcvcr a report of u. sorrel"
lug ofllcer weounucmls a sttmpugc
against an unlisted man, and the rec-
mmuondnliou is approved. the appoint- .
lug tmthorily will (mill-ll) a copy of the
report to be furnished to the com-
pany commander who will Immediately
proceed to collect the untount.
494. Reports of a surveying ofllcer
which recommend the relief of officers
and enlisted men front responsibility
will not be approved. unless full and
careful Investigation and convincing
proof to sustain the findings appear.
400. A surveying oillcor shall buys
authorii y to administer on 0am to any
witness. - . .
Vii. Inspection of Property.
400. When United States or state
property bcconies damaged. except by
fair wear and lillli‘, or otherwise nth
suitable for use, or a dcilclcncy is
found in It, the oillcor accountable for
the partisans" report. the case to the
adintuntnenorul. through the proper
military channel,
«Pt-«w
LONG LIVE. THE KINGI
is the popular cry thrmmhmit limo
perm countries: twltlie‘ln‘AtnorIca. tiic
cry of the present day In “lolly live Dr.
King's New Discovery. King of Throat
and lam: Remedies!" of which Mrs.
Julia Ryder Paine. 'I‘rurc. allies, says:
“It never fails to give immediate re-
lief and to quickly cure a crumb or
cold.” Mrs. i’uInc's opinion to shared
by a majority of. the . inhabitants of
this country. New Discovery cores
weak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed; and for
coughs embracing it's the only store
cum. Guaranieed by i". ll. Baxter.
south Norwnlk, and iii. 1’. Wood. Nor
walk, drugglsta. Bile and 31.00. 'l’rini
bottle free. "
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"What do you want with that scraw-
ny model?"
"I want her to pure as springiw
..- J Americana conservatism.
oi beacons
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- White
Goods made direct froth the 1
like this sale.
34 pieces of fancy Wltitc
scvcral designs, regular price
$1.50 for three yards. special
40~inclt Lingerie Lawns,
15¢ a yard.
'l‘oltio Silks, about 500 y:
regular price of this material
during sale, 29c a yard.
2 5c a yard.
$4.50 Patterns now $3.50.
$5.50 Patterns now $4.00.
$6.00 l‘attcrns now $4.50.
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Special Clearance ‘ Sale 1 of
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STORE CLOSES AT 5 P. M" BEGINNING JULY 8.
Including fabrics suitable for Waists. Dresses, etc.
A special purchase of thousands of yards of ' White
igcnts of the mills, makes it
possible to offer fabric suitable for waists and dresses at
a saving of one-third to onc~ltalf. With these :nlditional
purchases we have included some of our regular lines,
making altogether a splendid opportunity to purchase
high grade fabrics at most unusually low figures.
You'll
Basement. foot of main staircase.
Some very handsome dot ted Swiss, 17C in yard.
Goods, mcrccrizcd ci'fccts itt
25¢ a yard, :70 a yard.
3-yard lengths for Waists, vcry choice, regular price
price, 3 yards for $1.00.
A‘ choicc assortment of V oilcs, 3 yards for 50¢.
value, 25¢. a yard, special,
ads of this material in the
sale. very handsome indeed for waists and dresses. The
is 40c a yard. To close out
Robolcin and iiolicnnc Cloths. 15c a yard.
A large variety of patterns of Mcrccri'u l White
Goods, all substantially rpduced, now 12, 15, 1'0“, 19 and
Reduction Sale of imported Shirt Waist Patterns, Hand
Embroidered on Handkerchief Linen.
These are very dainty. desirable patterns and at the
reduced prices should prove irresistible. V
$6. 50 Patterns now $5.00.
$7.50 Patterns now $5.50.
$9.00 Patterns now $6.00.
Embroidery Department.
Read; Co.
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the requisites.
LADIES' BATHING SUITS.
Blue or Black Mohair, at
Collarlesa Mohair, at
Dutch Neck Mohair. at
MissES' BATHING SUITS
BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AN
BATHlNG CAPS AND BATHING
SAN-KNlT-ARY TOWELS AND
‘ .
ii. Die
l4 WASHINGTON ST»
Sailor Collar Mohair, at
FOURTH VICTIM MAY RECOVER.
liAlt’l‘li‘fml‘), July tin-«Annie I’rloru.
tho twoyour—old drummer of Mrs. An»
ale Priors. of 20 Morgan street, who
with shot. through the lungs dnrlnu a
Fourth of July celebration, was alive
at. the Hartford Hospital today and the
surgeons stated that there is Just a
bum chance that the little one will re-
covor. Michael (lanolin. who‘shot the
child accidentally, Is helm; held by the
militia and will be claims]: with man-
slaughter cum, little one dies. .
was is woos “HEALTH iron
2 some 2
lm W. Kulley.ol Mansfield, Pa.
writes; "l was in poor health for two
years, suffering from kidney and bind-
tlcr trouble, and spent considerable
obtaining any marked benefit, but was
cured by Foley’s Kidney Cine, and 1
Metro to add my testimony that it
may be the canine of restoring the
health or others.“ Refuge substitutes.
may more. ‘1'
A man‘s Idea of reams to do no
‘fancy, writ tor her rest.
“mud-W ' who.
Bathing Suits.
erman 8.
money consulting physicians without
The Clifford Pharmacy and Platsted's checked promptly.
soiutuiy nothing; a woman takes up
The warm weather suggests Sea Bathing and we are prepared to furnish
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$2.98 and $3.93
$2.00 To tans
oaova.
specs.
WASH CLOTHS.
‘00.
soars nonwALx, cons.
Telephone 446.
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t Nearly all olMashloned Cough
[Syrups are constipation, esiieeialiy
! those that contain opiates. They don't
not just right. Kennedy's lsixatlvo
(lotmh bymp contains no opiates. It
drives the cold out of the system by
gently movng the burials. Contains
Honey and Tar and ladies nearly in:
maul as liillnle syrup. Children like It.
Bold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
NEW COMPANIES iNcORPORATED.
, llAR’l‘lfOflD,‘iluly 0.-«"hc following
incorporation papers wuro filed at the
office of the secretary of state tmlul':
The Hopkins House Realty Company.
New Haven, capital stock 826,000; the
Spencer Corset Company. New Haven.
Capital stock $10,000; the Shelton
Mercantile Company, Shelton. cabitnl
stock 020,000.
Thousands of people are daily suffer-
' tag with kidney and bladder troubles-w
dangerous ailments that. should be
DeWitt’s Kidney
and Blunder Pills are the best remedy
for backache. wean kidneys; inilanr
motion of the bladder. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
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