It
‘ romantics». The citizenship of can.
In his genial speech to the alumni of
Yale University at their annual dinner
Ins month. F..lepkinsuu Smith. that
many- Iced“ n'II'I’u, 'WIIriIIiIl ‘Ihoii‘e witliin
reach of his voice not to develop the
critical faculty to the exclusion of the
creative Though this counsel was xiv-
en rather to men about to make litera-
aid; than also your it slip without
stretc in; the philosophy of it too far.
he I.) tell it) spealthi‘g“ aspen as writ-
Ing. It Is comparatively easy to criti-
cise; it is difficult to cI-euie and inspire
We recall Mr. Smith's counsel now
in vi w of a sermon preached last Sun-
day lo the people or his congregation
by the new) ‘A‘Ithnr ooodencugu o't
Brisrbl, until) late shertboming's "of the
presé’nt Iléigislaturi‘a We can shy at
once that Dr Goodconugh has upon
more than one occasion ’ralscd his
““29 in intellgeut protest, and upon
more {ban once occasion raised it In
needed counsel. It is on that account
that. ..we “regret. that. he, should} have
studied the general legislative situa-
tion is: 4;. less careful manner than is
characteristic. of him. It is one qulgo
* to resist; (we all must that the Gene-
' r.alI Assemblyofuldlotiafvasuheen nesti-
gentriomegisirttiod Match was suggest
curler the general) good, and Ithat le-
gislstibniihosv‘found Ian easy passage
throughutths‘t hodyéwhlch has related
to special interests but evomthis can
be Minted not on mother grounds
than thsldom’lnatlnn of a corrupt lob~
byIII ”medicinal Iloglslation conceived
honestlytvrori the butter administration
. omits liquor misiness has been defcai.
’ ed itadoesmoi hollow-I necessarily that.
It! bastion) Inherit-done fun the inter-
est of mellow who would Ilcseeiate the
Sabbath for dollars and not in the in-
tcrcacltffpublic. morals. happy homes
undetullxchnrchcs'r" Dr. Goodenough.
may blush at the inemcicncy of the- ‘50
called patty loadens‘ but may we sug-
seat that) ittwon‘ I do tavblush for. them
and not (blush for the Iconic and. file .of
tho Insulators"). It theretis going to
be only blushing under the Icircum—
stations, the bloodusbould not rise. to
there-hock until itIhasI been understood
that the actual trouble is with the Gen-
eial Assembly. I
Asniexperisnccd observer of legisla-
tlvs matters and one who has kept. an
eye npomdhis one sums up the dim-
culoyxllr those words). .“ The trouble ls
17' tbutthe Members have lost confidence.
in . their :leaders and the, tandem havel
lost confidence: in themselves? .
shouldv . call that. run situation Inlbef‘l
than the tucublel The trouble is of a
thaiacter \\lll(ll runs back to the dots
of nominatingIcOIIventioIIs.,Taking the
members one by one. the conclusion is
uncountable that,.. though earnest
their desire to serve the State, they
carried with them to the halls of legis- YALE ACADEMIC EXAMINATIONS,
lattes an «inexperience which the me) e
skillful organizers were tquick to take
advantage of «. «This-in its way broke
the spirit of upright. man. and unfilled
Ihemdodtnnp thedireach. it would he
II good thing for. the State of Connecti-
cut. if it could always be assured that
its Senate would be composwl of such
strong men as were sent there last fall
by their constituents In Several Instmb
Cf‘s,‘ -.but no Senate of the State of Con-
necticut could everlctitlivo. no mat-
ter how. ably personified. the demora-
ltzing methods used in the case of this
one to organize it The fatal blow
was struck at the legislative power
to do things when it became known
that- the Senate did not organize itself
but was organizcd by party mani-
pulators who played off inexperience
against inexperience We have always
doubted ii the special interests were
responsible for this stupid act. for they
\voII-iIiI'muve realized the mascoucnco
of it and run away from it. if their
legislative agentsdid the job for them.
they must today be sorry that they did
not more directly interest. themselves
in a scheme to have the Senate origam-
izo iii-tell." 'I‘his .iauhowcvcr, tour opin-
‘lon and in no any ntl’cIlI-I the wide.
spIcad opinion that thc mart oppo-
site is true. If we we: c. looking for
It confession bearing out our view. we
should accept as such the act of the Sc.
note In providing- that hereafter, so
far as one Senate can set up rules for
the guidance of another, that bod)“
shall be organised by the president
pro tem. ... ‘
it has been the fate of the Ileneral
'Assemblym! 1907 to blunder from the
stint, and at mile-rind -Wlli‘tl it was
schemilyIach-ptad that a bodyof III)-
usualcncrit had beimifleli-‘Clm! from am-
only the) towns and asuntorin‘l districts
of the commonweaiith. What the of
feet. will be upon the electorate of the
State remains to be seen. ’l“hclo are
signs of revolt there, but it is more
,the result of impatience than knowlodv
so of corrupt conduct The people of
the State are iirrd of being miarcpIc-'
seated. tired, even in many small
townsaot boinsvbosacd by an organiza-
tion from within, dreamt seeing) a gov-
ernor opposed and snubbed whose
hops and ambition howibeen to leave
the administration of affairs better
than he found titanic/it is that). in city
er. words that. industrial truth was
told; it is not the time to draw false
conclusions, for after all has been said
that can) be said the people themseh
you cannot escape) their share of the
nautical blinds awakening, but. In
manner that will insure the durability
of results. The appeals must be to are
crestlvtv hostility critical facultymflow
Haven Journal. ..::‘ -
lmm
When that? is thetslightasi indiIa.
tier) of that nation, heartburn. fiatw
‘ , When the back begins to‘ spike.
.Ilisgusted as a result of the conspiracy!
in Store. , n
It bmwny miner as he swung his pick
it... a...
citizen's
W“. W, “I. Tao Ll“)
orlonco nature
~ I.
ilGIrelop; ‘ “
v 1))
1;” III‘ nary troubles destroy night‘s
res .
Profit by a South Norwalk citizen’s
experience.
trlii's._B F Glimpses. of 130 South
Main St, South Norwalk, Conn, suvs:
"in“ arehtlyI unlisted from my bImk
and kidneys continually aching.
distressing pains clung to me and
there was a. soreness and lameness
across my lolns. I was restless
blunts and a feeling o'i! wearincss and
languor constantly oppressed Inc. An
acquaintance advisedmie to use Doan' s
lildne Pills and I got a. box at Plats-
tcd'a‘ rill; Store. Although I did not.
take them regularly, they helped me
l'iaht away. In every respect I felt
much better and so continued their
use. .From the advantage I de-
rived from the use of Dean's Kidney
Bills, I feel that I can conscientiously
recommend them to anyone suffering
in II similar way."
For sale by all dealers. Files 50
cents. Foster-MiiluIrn 00.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-I)oan's——and
takemotothsr.
.__ —9-—-‘ m
‘IAHANEBE In: orgasms.)
DO Not Like Conspiracy of Sending
Deputatlons to The Hague.
SFJQUL, July fir—Japanese here are
lll sending a Korean deputation to The
Hague, the tolegraphice disclosures of
whichin-terrupted the Korean empen
or's'profuse assurances to Marquis Ito
of his confidenceih him and his rc-
iorm‘ plans Ilhd especially his desire
for a. sincere organization of the cabi-
net.
.-.'Marquis Ito must now, proceed III the
face of. the emperors intrigues which
have falsely elated a large section of
the- upper classes who are now anticl-
pating. a: miracle In Korea.
Measures intended to rid the palace
of fmeign and native mischief makers
were intloduccd by the Japanese III the
cabinet last Monday. but Marquis ito
councils of saving the emperor himself
and the administration is disposed to
confirm its appeals to the people Al-
though Itos administrative machinciy
is loos able OI administering Justice
to the crest) people, Japan has exe-
cutively and in the meter of creating
a base of operations and establishing a
highway to Manchaiia, been stiikingly
successful In Korea.
Marquis ito dcciuicd that it would
quuire ten yczns to produce a lllt)<
darn government in Kin-.ca while lo-
IIII goveiuors any that it. will take
three years to dispose of the abuse
and outrages resulting flop) llli‘ Ion
tact of tho chans with the Japanese
1.00, 000 strong III he) on
STIMULATION WITOUTH
TlON.’ ~
That is the watchword. That is
what Orino Laxative Fruit SI rup docs
(‘icunes and stimulates the bowels
without. irritatioII In any form. The
Clifford Pharmacy and Plulsted's Bruit
IRRITA-
392 Final Ones, as Compared With 366
‘ a Year Ago.
NEW HAVEN. July 5,—Pracilcalll'
complete returns for the academic do
parlmcnt oi Yale University from the
examination points in this country and
in Europa show 392 final examinations
:Iscomparcd with 368 last year. The rc-
sults show In that department. about
the same average excellence in pro-
I paratiuo as hrctoi‘orc. Rcturns for the
Sheffield Scientific School of the Uni-
voraityfrom all examination points are
cept'Honoluiu, Pertland. Oregon, 'I‘u-
coina, Witsitingtou: liiicrlakcn,
Switzerland, and also from the college
entrance examination board show this
your 390 final examinations, as com-
pured. with 35'.) last year and 33‘.) pro
liminariesas compared with 395 last
year. .A number of the preliminary ox-
animation at the school are. however,
this year Included in those of the col
loge entrance examination board from
which no returns have been received.
The average (1ch cc of cxtcllcnco of
preparation for the school is roported
by the cxatnlnatlop rcudcrs as consid-
erably hcttcr titan licrctoforo. The
large Increase in the scientific school
final examination is accounted for by
the instructors as due largely to the
desire oidhe students to obtain a va-
cation quickly after the curriculum in
finished.
A WONDERFUL HAPPENING.
Port l‘lyron N. Y.,hns witnessed one
of the most remarkable cases of hcal-
lug ever recorded. Amos F. King. of
that place, says; “IIIIclIicn's Arnlca
Salve cured It sore on my lap. with
which I had suffered over 80 years. I
am now eighty-five.” Guaranteed to
care all sores by l~. II Baxter, Smith
Norwnik. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk,
druzzists. 25c. "
LUCK OF A MINER.
Ono stroke of II miner's pick uncov-
ered in the Monarch district twenty
miles west of Solids, 0010., a rich vein
of gold and silver which probably will
make the, lucky owners of the prop
arty millionaires. The prospectors
had driven a. tunnel into the mean-
atin in their search for sold, 875 feet.
Nothing had been struck. The order
had been given to change the course
of the tunnel- "One more stroke for
luck than," shouted Pat O‘Brien.u
aloft 'I‘hut one stroke uncovered a
rich vein of glittering gaienn ore. Af~
.sterwami All was Hound that the tan.
not had been run along the apex of
the lead and only I), few strokes Were
required to open it up at any point
along the entire length of the tunnel.
lance or any form of? stomach trIfuplc
take a tilttle chol occasionally and
you will be. afforded prompt relief.
billiard mirth-moi) «rid
, is are llama W4“
lites had his wages raised and has been
A such of the ore assayed 108 ounces
silver and 16.2 per cent. lead. O'Brien
Hg or‘eouta melk ',
KT? ‘
The _
Air
III ‘i
to dealers.
name” scheme.
dc slots of job-lot or anonymous
f S swing Machines try to insinuate
Singer relatioIIship In the nonde-
SICIipt article?
4am
the warmth c witsou
are always sold through Singer stores, and Singer stores arr/J...
they are never sold under any other name, nor are they sold
Nevertheless, tricky dealers try to mislead people into the
belief that their jub- -lot machines are really Singers sold under
another name, by the imniliar “If you knew the maker's
\As a matter of fact, if you did know the
maker's name you! could, in nine cases out of ten, get the
same job- dot machine at a much [overwrite "”3"?
IV THIII SIGNS YOU MAY
KNOW AND WILL FIND amour
own :5 , lVIIYWHlRl
\ “New“
. . 16 South Main St. South Norwnlk. Conn.
To! No. 387-4. 1.. G. 300th. Selling Agent.
' 0 cars WAITING roa MON '
Walk on etrlkei New London Against
Food on Training ship Euterprlao.I
NEW LONDON, July 6.—-.—About fifty
of. the cadets oaths Massachusetts
training ship FInteIpItse Captain Low,
foal and ticalmcui on the ship and are
scaltIIIul about the city waiting for
money from their homes to take them
away front licrc. li‘ii‘tyvschn of those
ctuuc ashore on leave Thursday and
on arrival drew up a round robin as
follows:
”To the Superintendent.
“Sim—«Wu. the undersigned, cndcts
oi' the M. N. 'I‘. ship Enterprise, ro-
iusc to return to the ship unless we
obtain a written guarantee for better
l Have you ever noticed how .
That' s because the Singer‘Ma-
are recognized the we d
Obi the model of SEWiilg food“ We have asked several times
c no rotccti .... iltt . ‘or , but: ha a received no satisfac-
l I? (II). b- he . lion. 'i‘lte folowlng cadets will be
Iiiiusicrod at. the landing
Awaiting your reply."
This was conveyed aboard the ship
by four cadet oiliccrs, who were re-
nt 5 p, 1)).
answer has been returned to the ca-
Iiots. At. a Illi,)(‘lllig’ yesterday morniui.r
It. was decided to return, but as noth-
Ing more encouraging could he obtain-
cd from the ship’s oillccrs the cadets
decided to get money and go to their
lIoIIIes.
Bad sick headaches, blllousness or
constipation are quickly relieved by
DchtI 5 Little Early Risers. Sold by
The Cliil‘ord Pharmacy and The Brides
Pharmacy.
TRIP OVER NEW TROLLEY LINE
NEW HAVEN July 6.-A format in
apostle!) trip over the tiolicy line be»
tween this citI and Waieihun over
the. new NauIzIIIuIII Valle) Ionic, took
place yesterday. The. trip was made
in II private car and among those who
went: along were Mayor Studlcy, of
this city. Mayor Chariot-s. of Ansonlu;
Mayor 'i‘boms, oi" \V‘aiurimry; E. M.
Emerson. of Ansoula, and several rail—
road officials. It was an ideal day for
the inspection of the road and the
trip was thoroughly enjoyed. it is Oh“
pcctcd that on Monday Ibo road will
be formally opened for public travel.
Through cars will he run iron) Water-
bury to New Ilavcu on )1 half hour
. schcdulc. ’i‘imc tables will be ready
. t5 » : for the public today.
DARIEN TEAM DEFEATED.
”-
Bridgeport v. M. c. A. Won on July 4.
by the Score of 5 to 1.
'llIc Ibidgcpoii Y M (I. A. defeated
the buttons by the score of' n to l. on.
Noxon‘s lot. llaricu. July 4.
'l‘bc IlariI-ns played a rugged and
(lull game from start to finish. making
iivc crrors and only four hits. while.
the liridgcports played an crrorlcss
garlic and got clown hits nit \‘olk.
’I‘ltc laticr'struclt out i‘li‘YI‘ll Ii‘lI‘li. but
practically lost. his own game in the
fifth when Bridgeport bad a man on
first and no out. (lone hit an easy one
II) him. and in an attempt to make
a double play. throw the hall about;
twenty feet. over Moore‘s bond of sore
and, allowing Bridge to score and Come
to take sccond. l". (‘nuircii at third
also made It very
in the some inning.
was: all over but the shouting. us II )lilr
or side scored after that. I‘. Cantrell
in left field made a very nice match.
’l‘ho only run the Darlons not was on
laulllsblii'y‘s cicvcr steal of home in
the second. Smith at. short. with a
sprained ankle .pluycd a nice game
and made two of ilaricu's four hits.
The llritlgcports played a. lino gumc
faced (‘ouc during thc ciIt‘irc STIIIII‘.
'l‘hc. DIII'lcnI-i will play tho West End
A. C... of Norwailt. this afternoon. and
lively Illi‘icrcut icon) in the field after
that game unless tiwrc is a bin im-
‘proveincnt. on the part of some oi
the players.
The score:
. Y. M. C.
Itcnnciy. ss. I". 3 i I')
Inuihaclierm .> 2. 1 I") If
Sinuiiiul, lb i’) l t) It) 0
Waiters, 3b. l') i) 1 3 5
lame. .21., ......... I') I1 0 2 l
lint-dick. li‘. 5 .l. 0 0 0
Franz,rf.....,.....l'» 2 0 0 0
llridgc. cf. 4 I) 1 0 t)
(loner). 1 l 0. 3 0
Totals ....... 43 11 b 27 it) 0
Darlene. .
All H II 1’0 A II
Moore, 2b. 4 l 0 l. 2 ‘I
F. Gnuirell. 3))
Smith. as.
.....4tlii 11 l
3 ii (I 2 i) 0
home. i) i). .
(l. Cantrell. if. 3 il 0 2 0
Volk. p. ii I) (l I) i”)
P. Cantrell. ci‘. 1i i) .0 (l I) ll
Louusbury. ri‘. 1 l I) t) it
Aloxantlchil). 3 I) t) 8 0
Totals ..........2i) 4 127 I) i')
score by innings:
Y. Mod). A,n....01t ill) 4 Oil 0 limb
Diiritin..t.......1t)00tliltl-~i
Sanitary:
Struck out-wily Volk. it: by Conn, i.
Rose‘s on bulbs—wort. Volk, 3
it till. by pitchormwoltcrs and Binni-
air It».
’i‘Wo~baso
and Reaiiery.
it (fluorides hitsa-Imunsbury and Smal-
Ilfli " *
Stolen buses-eLounsbury, Walters.
From 2.
Umpire-Taylor.
Time I)! name-ml hr.. til min.
IW
AMEMORABLB DAY.
One I)! the days We fertieuiber with
pleasure? as well now with profit to our
health. is the one on which we became
EfuIIIiiu’ced with Dr. King II New Life
ills, the painless purifiers that core
headache and hillicustiess, and keep
.a—ac
_-
hitswLoiIusbury. Franz
Wood’s, Norwalii. drug stores.
. '. ' . . ,l I .
Ugly “Wife-wWIIs my husband blue
while I Was away?
bratty Maids—tic was cheerful until
but in charge of the development
work. WwMWw~-m- ‘Fliegende blatter,_ ..... ”WWW ..
a few days ago-«today he's awhile-I
wild throw to first;
which allowed.
three more men to score. and thc gone
and only th-niy-ninc ilarivu pluycra‘
tlic Ilnricn luauaper will put, an on-
A.
All II it 1’10 A llli There is only (")0 way to cine Ilcuf
ll nuns, and that Is by constitutional 11')“
i) odlca.
I) flamed condition of tho mquus liulns
In of the Eustachian Tube
0 time is lniiamcd you llIlVi‘ u rumbling
0 sound III lnIpcIi’I-It hearing, and when
t) It is entirely closed,
0‘ result, and unless llIc
l
thblliolvels right. an), at RH .3st
tier s. southf Norwaik,‘ and iii. .3:
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many a plain \vonian
who could never scrvc as an artist's
model, possesses timsc rare qualities
that all the world admire: ncatncsa,
clear oycs, clean smooth skin and that
sprightlincss of step and action that
accompany good lIeI.IitlI A physically
\Icalt woman is Iimcl attractive. not
even to llciscli’. li‘lcctrlc Iiittcrs rcs-
tIuc “colt women i'le strung IIcrvI-s.
iululii ctcs smooth velvety skin.
bct'Iutlinl complexion. luaranIcI-Il at
1“. ii. llaxtcr's, South Norwulk, and i'}.
I’. chtl's. Norwalk. druggisi‘s, 50c. ‘"
STATE PRISON DIRECTORS.
——-——
James W. Cheney Rc-clected President
of the Board.
At Wednesday's meeting of the state
prison Ilirccto‘rivtho terms of the or-
iicrs oi‘ the board expircd. The
choice, of silicon; resulted III II rc-
I'Icctioll lIl ctmb case, as follow):
President for two )‘t‘ill‘S—v—JIIIIII‘S \\’.
Cheney. of South Manchester.
Vice-President for two youth—Wil-
Ho 0. llurr. of Hartford. ‘ .
Secretary for two yours—'l‘lloinas
Dudley \l’cils, of Hartford.
Auditing C‘mnutlitcc for one year——
sl‘h‘zilil; I'. Stunner. of I'lurtiord: \\'il-
non t'. Reynolds. of East lladdam. and
Correct Clothes for Men.
No _.__.
II‘I'I-‘dcrick M. Salmon. oi‘ \\'I'slporl.
Executive Columbine for one your-~—
Thc president. ilw \'ice-prI-sitlcilt. llIc
.Izccrctary and Wilson (I. Reynolds.
Major t‘IlIcIIcy has been president.
for iwcivc years. Four of the lllt‘lli-
III-rs oi the board begun a now icrm
of service on July 1. The senior lllt‘lll'
l r oi the body in point of HI nice is
nSumucr. w’lio on July i started on
his fifteenth you) as piison Ilirccim
nntl Wlmsc present form expires iuo
yours llt"ll('i‘.
Board of Parole.
'ibc board at paioio Inhalation of
the IiiIcIioIs and the warden. also
tlf‘t‘ll‘il tillltt‘T‘l u. ’lllc IIIII oilltcrs new
chosen l'I r another war. as tullowa
I‘rcsidcu:~~-It)IIWItI'd A. Fuller.
Suiilcld.
St‘t‘l‘t‘lill'_\'***"'l'ilt)lllll.“) lludlcy WI-Ils.
Other
Suits
inc so full of the iIIdI-iluablc
something “which lilt‘ll of indivt
unlity nature in their Iloihcs‘
as Ibosc bcI‘IIlnu this label
lad Buildup in a @
MAKERS. NEW WRK
'i‘ltc ntakcrs' guarantee.
ours. with crew eIIrnII-nt.
are exclusive agents hcrc.
”' and
W L‘
(’olliiiiillcc III~ inrustl):ulloll»~~'l‘llc
president. the warden and lllt‘ sccrIu
TAKE A LOOK AT ouu BLUE
senses,
$12.00 TO $20.00.
t .Iry.
DEAFNEF‘ )8 CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications as they Ianuot
touch the diseased poition oi the cur
p
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY and Sat.
urday Evenings.
Joseph Davis
TAILOR, CLOTHIER. HATTER. FUR~
NIB
ilcui'ucss Ia caused bv an in-
Wbeu this
Ilcaiucss is the
Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
cd to its normal condition. hearing
-will he dcstroycd iorcvcr; ntnc (‘ilkit'bl
out of ion are caused by Calnrrli,
which is nothing but an inflamed cou-
Iliiion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give 0pc lluudrcd Dollars
for any case of llcufncss (caused by
cnitn'l'h) that cannot be cured by
llull'a (luiarrh Cure. SI-ud for clrcu.
tars frcc.
F. .l. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by lbuuitlsis. 75c.
'I‘ako llall' a Family Pills for month
potion.
HER.-
85 Washington 8t.. South Norwaik
Special Stile Salurdau
Sheet Music 150 C001)
It
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 182 Washington It.
Aalut {or crescent Maury.
MI-Mwmwwusfi c “w
LITCHFIELD BUILDING DEDICAT-
ED.
III'I‘CIIII‘IFIJ) July tI.-—-'I‘ho citizens
of this town yesterday cquuII-mo)almi
Ibo 'I'lchls of historic ancestors when
the lliaiorkul Bocioiy culubruiud its
scuiivcamcnniul and dedicated the new
memorial building, the gift of Mrs.
it‘huily N Vauderpoul Several informs
lug historical speeches were made and
the handsome building was inspected
by a large number of persons both
from here and neighboring towns.
ONLY CURE IFOH DYOPEPBIA. .
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
not, says: "i suffered 'for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brasiliau Balm, and one an
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by it. It. Pinisted. F. ILBIIx
tor and The Clifford Pharmacy
um... ..
. «mus .. ........ ,,.
START
Are you going to housekeeping? all
on us and let us explain our plan.
WE FURNISH FOUR ROOMS OOM~
PLETE FOR $130..
Every piece of Furniture, House loir
.nlshlnga, etc. WI) carry in stock. We
have not. not together u lot of cheap
oods which we pffer III a sheep price,
tut instead cver‘ythiag is strictly first
class; and put at a price which is an
Iisuullly ow.
F. A. MITCHELL,
vuaNiTuas ANO HOUSEFUHNIGHI
cuss
i
“W“
"May we have the pleasure of your
company this droning, colonel?" she.
naked.
'1th colonel drew himself up bought?
by and replied. with ovary evidence of
offended dignity.
“Madam. 1 command a regiment."
“Kansas City independent. W our. High and Wall Gin, Nor-walk. ct.
to putt. lIcIc, are on strike against the .
iaiued on board as prisoners and III) ‘
.122 Witter Street.
was Kind. You Have Always Bought. a...) which has been
to use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
-'»I - and has “been modcundcr his per-
sonal inervislon since its Infancy.
Allow 1 one tenet-em you In this.
All Countort'oits. Imitation! and “flushes-good. " are but;
Experiments that trifle with I out endanger the health oi.’
Instant» and Childrenwflxperitiuco against Experiment.
WhallileASTORIA
custom Is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pan.
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Sy cups. It. Is Pleasant). It.
contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. 'Its age :18 its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverislmcss. It; cures Diarrhoea and Wind
‘ Colic. It: relieves Teething Tro ables, cures Constipation
and Flatulonoy. It: assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and; Bowols, giving 1) calthy and natural sleep
The Oldldrcn’s Panacea-Elle ll lotber’s Friend.
oeuums CASTIDHIA Atwsvs
_Bears the S Ignatius o?
(
Tia lint You Hale limp Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
fit! consul noun“. 7' us an" mm. «to: was or".
N.
We don‘t know, how much money it i “Tell me, Fanny, how much \vould
takes to support a. wife. We have stud- . you give to have blonde hair 11in
led tiIIr'proldc-m at Whole yenrnow and .Iulnc'.‘ ' .
ilnd‘tliat it takes all you can izcir— “i do not know. How lllll("ll did you
Dotroit Free Press. gilc'f"»—ll Mott) per itidcrc.
Coa1= Norm ..c.,ai,
Buying coal in tilesuttilncr is just as sensible as gathering ice in the
winter. We are not rushed with orders and ham more time to take extra
care and pains. We screen our cool free from dust and dirt and deliver by
a careful and polite driver. Order your coal from us It will give you put-
fut-t salisluction.
I‘HE HARRIS&GANS COMPANY
68 Water Street.
Telephone 450.
Guard Against Lost Opportunities
By enrolling at
Merrill Business. College.
for a complete business education.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
Port Chester.
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South N orwalk. Stamford.
time thesis
AND
VEGETABLES.
J W. DODGE,
South Norwaik
as Washington Street
«ISTORAGEI»
Furniture, Pianos, Machines}:
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE 0F EV‘
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDWE.
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
Raymond Bros.
WATCHMAN.
“WW“...MH w- mm.
Coal and Wood.
AGENTB FOR
Bowkor' s Fertilizers.
g B. Hershfiold & Son
Telephone 294.
_ _... Mum-«i
ROTON OINT HOTEL.
Now open for the Season of 1907.
. .-...L C. ”on...“ ......I.n...... _...... MI...»
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Hosting, Bathing
and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
.. Q..W Rollo. suits); every attorneys and evening.“
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Norwalk Chronicler