on 1. 1111.111 to. imitate, but on
if there Minnesota that ion
, for an exhibit from
. schools of this city.
11 his» city beyond 'the equator.
innibus in recent years
trial
training. erecting severa
The moondnry industrial school
notional attention in education circles,
comm 11.11.... from Buenos Ayres
l'gen‘tino Republic, South
the
The
it is now being made up and
‘ a hort time will be on its way
‘ has
paid a great deal of attention to in-
lathe buildings as a part of the public
.113 oi system where the youth of the
may be taught useful occupations.
re.
outly completed has attracted inter-
_With any kidney ill.
ibo‘sn's Kidney :iPill
nth ol’w 11,111 001111., says: “Dean's
Kidney Bills are the best medicine 1
eveghu‘sed and i cannot say ‘ 0 much
. ii 1
years with 11111 across
and up to eon ray subside will
sat in a chair for any length of time,
I could only get up by putting my
hands .to any hips and sradually ~rie
map- I had headaches and .was- rost-
lcsa at night and it seemed hard to find
a comfortable position in which to lay.
Hearing good reports of Dean's Kidney
Pills. I thought they might help me,
so i sent to Plaisted‘s Drug Store for
them. i had taken only a few doses
when I commenced to feel better.
my back and it was no longer stiff or
lame. I could rest well at night. and
i did not feel all tired out when l arose
in the morning i have recommended
Dean’s Kidney Pills to scores of my
people and many have thanked me for
relief from their use".
For sale 'by. all dealers. Price 50
all k.1 j
rda‘rs. dis ates,
30 Franklin St . 1
1! adhered for two
diheusslon in this country. The ex-
hibit which Boone's Ayres desires is
to be made .1111 with special reference “
itothe manual training and other in-
, gustrial features of the school system
1 are.
it is regarded as singularly for.
innate that the public schools of this
11clty have adopted such 11. broad plan
‘ of instruction, as with the great indus~
trisl‘deVelopment which is just in its
beginning here there will be great
diced for skilled workers and experts
.in almost every ,line of industry. Co-
,iumbus is already a manufacturing cen-
for of note, but with the transforma-
tion of the great water- -power at this
, point into nearly 100, 000 horse power
trial enterprises, which development is
now in p1",og1css the
ing plants will multiply still more
rapidly. It is with a lull realiza-
tion of this fact that the school
board is emphasizing education of a
practical nature in its curriculum, so
as to fit the growing generation for its
duties and responsibilities.
couuscrlcur
of electric enelgy for the use of indus- month, nine. having
$540,800, were mercantile
The public service cormraiions figur-
cd in the list to the extent of a capital
stock of $250,000.
conumnics arc capitailed at $150,000.
Among the 111lsceilancous corporations
1111111 has been the subject of comment cents. Fostc1 '-Mllburn (30., Buffalo,
in school journals in England as well New York. hole 0116005 for the United
. .1111 11. tepic fol newspaper and magazine States
Remember the name-Dean' s—-—and
take no other.
INCORPORATIONS.
m
June Figures Show Large Falling Off
in Total Capitalization.
The number of new corporations
chartered in Connecticut during June
was 30, as compared with 29 for the
corresponding month last. your.
total volume of capital stock showed a
marked falling off, the aggregate cap-
italization being
compared with 31.1816, 700 for
1900.
The
only $187M 1,50 as
June,
0f the corporations floated last
a combined capl-
tal sleek of $403,000. were 111anufac-
manufactur- lug enterprises.
Eight, capil’nlized ni.
ventures.
Fire real estate
In Ideal Laxative.
{(11.1.11- sndO thutics which purge. unload the
vols, and «temporary relic but irritate.
all! weaken the digestive an expel lslvo organs.
tell we Iron-ox Tablets o0d-sqmiliifcrcntnre in
effects: truth ‘is from fol echoed ey nourish
sated nerves. giving them strenath
and vigor" to die t ewo1.natnrs inten ed.t ”hr n.
has permanent. are by rfoctly salad and
altar-cl means. The stints ive for child rcn
bocoiste roam] tab lets . can to take. never grip:
areau education institution. having a
capital stock of $220,000; twollnancial
companies, with a capital 003123700;
:1. building venture, cupitaiicd at $00.1
000,1111d a mining company. with a cup-
ital stock 00360000.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BEOURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the our.
oruuum.10aleomdei. Itolld'mgstores. There is only one way to euro (1 f-
noss, and that is by constitutional 1
PITCHED BATTLE miles. Deafness is caused by 1111111-
tlnmcd condition of the mucous lining
' t of the Eustachian Tube. When this
“n" THE HOBUED tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
”t 111111.111 Detectives Put Weary
Willies in Flight at Saybrooh
Railroad detectives employed by the
New Haven road have been having a
great deal of trouble lately on account
of the numerous hobos that persist
in riding on the freight trains. Their
boldness has prevented drastic action
being taken by the truinmen and it
has been put. up to the gumshoc mou.
From past expcricnccs the dciec.
lives are satisfied that. the town courts
and justices who are usually called
upon to pass judgment on the tramps
when arrested are inclined to dual
too icuicntiy with them, from a rail-
road poiut of view, and an unwritten
law has been passed out from boati-
qunrtcrs that, the. hobocs be treated in
a more practical nuinncr.
‘lonscqucnily when llcicciivcs lia-
zeihurst and inwronco encountered
three husky knights of the roll at Say
brook at an early hour ycslcrduy morn
ing there was nothing also to do but to
sail into them, especially as ihe tramps
themselves showed light. The tramps
were hustle off the freight cars in
short order and a pitched battle on.
. sued on tho plalioi 111 The detectives
had the best of the 11r1111111cnt,l1ow-
ever and procccdtul to give the evil
'doors a good, hard booting. ’i‘l1cy lin-
nlly broke, illlll buuicd covor, wall sut-
isiied with the lesson they had learned.
‘ It is probable that the new scheme or
1 cbastisomont will have n salutary of-
foct on those who experienced the
kicking.
LONG LIVE THE. KlNGl
is the popular cry throughout Euro-
pean countries; while in America, the
cry of the present day is “Long live Dr.
King' s New Discovury King of Throat
and Lung licnuulics!” of which Mrs
Julia liydcr P11i11c,'l‘1uro, Milan, says:
"it never fails to give lmmcdlnin ro-
iief and to quickly cure a couch or
cold." Mrs. l’alnc's opinion is shared
by a majority of the inhnbllauis of
this country. New Discovery cures
weak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedies have failed; and for
coughs and colds it's the only cure
cure. (Iuarnuiecd by F. ii. llaxinr.
South Norwallt, and it}. P. Weed. Nor-
wall: druggists. 6011 and $1.00. 'l‘rial
bottle frcc. “
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AUTO T086020 HEIPER.
P11111011. Farmers Around at Actions
of neck is» speeds".
PLAINVITJM, July 11. whorinora
' 1 living along the F‘armlugion road are
up in. runs alnst nu uulolat who
tli i1 their neighborhood
numeracy with 11 reckless disregard for
life and property. A herd of young
heifers was gracing near the roadside
canto caught one and sent it
y as shywhrd. No stop was made to
ascertain whether the heifer was nor
lonely injured or not
finch sell one as these will cause 11
against the soloists. One
1111mm persisted
it throu i1 his neighborhood he
meander! froducticn to his old
is louder might cause a temper
moi! it so cute drag not follows
01111111111111 the unfortunate parties
home
over lhilly-iour yours. ilr
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition,
will be destroyed forever: nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrb.
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
hearing
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be
Hull's Cutarrh Cure.
lars free.
cured. by
Sand for circu-
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggisls, 7501
Take liull‘ 3 Family Pills for consti-
p.11ilou
SET 34,000 BONES.
Dr. James W. Sweotpof New Haven,
who has set more hours than any other
physician in the United States, is dy-
ing of liver and kidney troubles at his
Dining his pmcflm, extending
Swi'ct not
as many 1111 31.000 iuoltou bonus. ”1'
was a untulni bone softer, and his
practice rcqulrcd his presence all ovcl
New England and in olhcr ciuslcrs of
states. He began to set broken limbs
when 'a boy.
continues a... July 11.—M111...
finmlgrants are on the way to the
southern states hold Europe; its now
up to the number t0 till the industrial
I bill more satisfactorily or be displaced
by more competedwpeonle. If there
was ever a time in hehistory of the
negro as. in the southern states of
America when its members should cul-
tivate the habits of industry and relia-
bility, that time 111‘ now.
This was the gist. of a. striking ad-
dress made a few days ago to a large
audience of Columbus nogroes by G.
!. Gunby Jordan, president of the Geor-
continued their use until the pain leftf 8111. Immigration ASSOCIMIOII. a mem-
ber of the national peace boar1i,11nd
whose head philanthropy and awe...
sive business achievements have made ‘
his name a familiar one on two conti-
nents. The occasion was the closing
exercises of the colored schools of
doing so, as they received immediate Columbus and Mr. Jordan, as presi
dent of the public shcool board of this
city, was delivering diplomas to the
graduates. The largest opera house in
the city was used fortho occasion and
there were few vacant seats.
Mr. Jordan prefaced his remarks
by saying that, in a spirit as friend-
ly as over animated a human being,
he wished to give a word of advice
to his colored friends there assem-
bled. Speaking personally, he said
that he had no quarrel with the negro
race. He was nursed by a. black main
my and when she died he was first to
place flowers on her grave. All his
life he had surrounded himself with
negro employees and he had found
them faithful.
The race, as a. whole, however,
lacks/foliabiliiy and thrift, said Mr.
Jordan. It should cultivate these
qualities above all t..l1i11gs Too
often the negro employee fails to go
to his work, sometimes without any
excuse, whatever. Suppose‘ the cm-
pioyccs of a. bank should decide some
day that they would all go 11.-fishing
instead of doing their usual work;
with no one at the bank to transact
its business, a panic Would ensue and
suffering be brought upon a whole
community.
Jordan said that as president
of the Georgia immigration Asso-
ciation he had just been to Europe
to induce white people to come to
Georgia. With the coming of those
new people, and the resulting kccn
competition in all lines of industry, it
was essentially important. that the ne-
gro should cultivate habits of punc-
tuality, roilubliiiy‘ and integrity if he
hoped to hold his own in the race.
The turning of the tide of inimi-
gralion southward will be but. a uni,—
urui incident of the industrial devol-
opmcnt of this section. now advancing
along uinnuinctmiug lines more rapid-
ly than any other portion of the union.
Columbus, a typical southern manufao
luring city, could give work tomorrow
to 1,000 more white people. With the
continued development. into electrical
(clergy of the languidccnl water power
of the Chattahoochee river just. north
of this city for the use of manufac-
turers. the demand for skilled labor
will grow hocnor every year, as new
factory aficr factory begins opera-
tion.
CASTOR M
For Infants and Children.
Mr.
.01 find You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
BRISTOL CONTRACTOR MISSING.
lllIlS'i‘fll. .'iul,1 li.——~'i‘ilo police are
looking fin Frank Legalise. a local
builder and (.onlraciol, who has not
been seen since Saturday it was re-
ported that be clurled a huge sum of
111011ey1on that day.
- drugs. if t
of ,inetfood be are each meal, or use
' it instead of
1 it .1111"1111151111°11111113 mother's
“milk is looking
, quantity or 11 do
deficient. When this do-
“or using medicine or
mother will drink a cup
licient i111 dour
curs, lasts
a or‘ coffee.‘ it. ‘wlll the
crease the flow of milk and supply the
elernlents of nourishment that the baby
use 11 1 ~ 1
Justfood will also relieve the weak-
ness and 1.1111111111111111 that often attends
the nursing period. It is a true food
tonic, supplying nourishment and
strength in a much better way than by
the use of medicine and drugs
When it is necessaiy to wean the
child use Justi’bod i111 the baby. if is
easy to promote, tastes good to the
little one and is so quickly assimilated
that it never comes up. Used in the
best homes for years.
A sample package of Justfood with a
weight chart for the baby will be sent
froo upon request, ‘Justfood 00.. 100
N. Franklin St. Syracuse. N. Y.
“m run-ac.
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OLD LYME VS. EYME.
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Many People Get Mixed Over the Two
L Localities.
it was incorrectly slated. says the
Hartford Times, that the Congrega-
tional Church burned in Lyme was the
one where the late Rev. E. F. iiurr
preached for over fifty years. The
church which was burned was in the
town of Old Lyme, and not in Lyme,
as published. The church in which Dr.
liurr preached for so many years is in
Hamburg (Lyme), and is still stand
ing. it is a rather peculiar fuctthai
there is such a town as Old Lyme, and
this is not surprising, under tllc‘cir
cmnstances.
Originally the: towns of Lyme and
Old Lyme wore one iownship.‘ When
the town was divided, the new town
created was called Lyme. This includ
ed the am th part of the original town.
which takes in iindlyme. Josbunfown,
North l. c or Pleasant V11iley,(lrassy
Hill. llan urg and Sterling City. Some
of the more prominent residents of
what is now Old Lyme objected strong
iv to the division of the towns, prefer
rim: the name Lyme to Old Lyme. ll
was purely a matter of sentiment, and
from that time to the present the
"Old" has been practically dropped.
Letters intended for pcoplo in Oil
Lyme are addressed to Lyme 'l‘lu
name over the door of the new rail
road station is “'Lymc Merchant:
doing business in ‘illd Lyme." have
their goods marked “ionic." Childrcr
in "Old Lyrnot, 't know the propm
name of the 1.111
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sentimental objection to having flu
old town divided.
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect torn
and features. 1Mnny it plain woman
who could never serve as an ariist'r
111111ch possesses those rare qualilim
that all the world admi1':c neatncss
clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that
‘sprighflinoss of step and action that
accompany goo alth. A physically
weak woman'l ‘ ve‘r attractive, not
even to herself. Electric Bitten: res-
tore weak woiucu, give strong nerves
bright eyes, smooth, velvety akin
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at
F. ll. llaxterfis South Norwaik, and E.
P Weed s.Norw.alk druggists, 50c. ”
EQUIPAGE GOES TO iSLANDQS.
Four Loads Sent from Nlantic to New
London for Shipment.
ll‘fllll load; lumedimcuta for tin
Connecticut in ms to use at tho islam
forts when lb ,1 no info comp next
week were taken from Niaufic Tues
day. The cquipagc was loaded aboard
slculncr Pauuco today and taken in tin
islands. The Unitcd Status quarter
master‘s department awarded the curl
lug oi lilillt'lllillt'lllil from Ninniic it
Now London to Eugene W. Thompson
(lonlpnny id. 'l‘hlrd infantry. oi
llrhlgcport, will not take part. in tin
exert-lacs. This company. which war
recently organized. has no officers ant‘
flu» adjuinut goncr‘nis oillco has do
cidml that it is not in condition to go
(,0 camp.
011108 a Cold in One Night.
.fi'fiWim, coca-of
$3140qu a 60..
‘ _meratand the reason Will.
Itaé‘ 1.. .1.“
111 11.1
Gualdhhed to Cure Any Cough. ~ 2511‘ ,
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 500'
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Uiceraieii Tonciis.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
(ills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
1,». Bro-thing realm and W flooring.
lures Hay Fever or Money Reloaded. 50c - $1.00
Only Thing on Earth That cures Asthma.
'0! 011111 'ATMIII IN .0 w
mmsmihdammmmmw
immacupwtummmm “whatnot.
N BALM
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
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sec, to. and 111.011 AT Decanters.
idDIANAPQl-M
“straw drum-1.2"
1951mm
IWWTLV a nu
fifl‘iw
1 of the,
in which they live“ '
all of which is due to the origins"
1.11111 connection with 11....
Property investigation
WL
ing of the 111111.11 county senators,
and representatives yesterday after“
noon the matter of paying the bills for
the investigaiiilh into the stile 0f the
Bears property to the county for dell
purposes came up for considelation
and big cuts were made.
The meeting, refused to pay for-
mer Secretary .of State 1111111.... any—
thing in the way of counsel fees be-
cause. it was claimed, he was coun-
sol for Marie C. Cowlcs. Attorney
John W. Banks, counsel for the
commissioners” had his fee of $300
cut to $175
When the question of paying the
various real estate experts came up
there was a general kick on the sine
bills. These amounts run
from 875 down to $30. The meeting
cut all the bills down to $15 each,
except August Briii's, and he will only
get $10.
Stenographer Hawley's bill, $508,
was voted in full and so were th e
al1e1iffs and other officers.
When it came to the consideration
of the bills put in by the members of
the committee it was voted to allow
the full amounts. Chairman Burncs
will receive $175 and the others, Son-
ator McNeil? and Representatives
Rogers, Nettletin 11nd Connery, will
each receive $125.
After the matter was settled tbb
meeting took‘up for consideration on
the changes in the plans for an addi-
tion to the jail which will call for
ad i'111c1eased appropriation. The
county commissienms were on hand
to explain the proposed changes. .
Aftc1 the commissioners had com-
pleted their 6 ‘i‘lailoni they were
asked several slggr‘fx’a‘lmut the pro-
posed lmpreoven as then vot-
ed to give them £0200 meie, making
improvements at the jail, $85. 000.
The loci Laxative for children.
nrcnts shonidm see mto it nthct tbelrchlidfin'hsnd one
amid magi of thebo
1'11 not. dose the chii with units or Ringing“: .
layers ”too lin onset . an 0%!
c r little insides ltlo pieces. leaving t e bowels
unitsned and less able to not naturally than. ore.
native mn- -ox no.0" bone ‘11 strengthen
1c bowels. and stimulus all the i it c organs to
saith! sotivity.(.l111co1cta coated tablets, and to
also. never gripe or nucleate. 1011. 8611 and .1. .
AUTOMOBILE VBILL DISPO'SED 0F.
LLEE
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Senator Judson Calls (hc'Work "Ro-
markabic Legislation."
HARTFORD, July 11.—in disposing
of the automobile bill. the senate has
111actcd some ‘ remarkable legislation'
to use the words of Senator Judson.
whose speed limit amendment was
defeated 'i‘ucsday. The1now spccd
cinus. according to automobiiists, is
a little difficult to undmslnnd but it
is thought that the new law will be
more in the interest of public safety
than any law yet enacted 'i‘ho parti-
cular section of the bill which deals
with speed rcgulnilons is as follows:
“No person shall operate 11 motor
vehicle on the public highways of this
state 11-cklcsaly or at a rate of speed
gicatcr than is reasonable and proper.
having regard to the width traffic and
use of the highway, or so as to endan-
scr property or the life or limb of any
normal f the late of spec drof a motor
vehlbic opcinted on the public high-
ways of this state exceeds 25 miles an
1'111 hour for the distance of one eighth
of '11 mile, such rate of speed shall be
prlmn fao'le evidence that the person
is operating such motor vehicle at a
rule. of speed grentc1 than is reason-
able and proper, and in violation of
tho piovlsions of this act "
Bad sick headaches billousncss or
constipation are quickly relieved by
DcWill' a Little Early Risers. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.
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MILLIONS FOR HIGHWAYS.
Bill Passes Senate After Two Amend-
ments Have Been Made.
HARTFORD, .luly ll.~—-'i‘ho 1 bill
providing for " the appropriation of
0000 000 to be expended (oi state
highways. a public lib1'nry,rcpairs to
the capitol and a state armory and 111'-
seual was passed aficr long debate
and with two nmendnu-nts to it yes-
terday afternoon in the senate by a
vote of 30 to 1, Senator Donovan being
in opposition
Senator Judson made an eloquent
”plea for the bill. Last week he had
avored splitting the bill and acting
on each separately. Senator Potter
offered an amendment by which the
bonds provided for in the bill could
be made into sumllor denominations.
This amendment was accepted by
Senator McGoVern and it was passed
An amendment offered by Senator
.ludaon for a referendum voto which
had been accepted wns1uluo passed. a
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BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
State League.
Waterbury/.8: Bridgeport. 3
Norwich. 11' liariford. l.
lloiyoko. 0; New 1ll11ven. 2.
Springfield, 3; New London, 0.
National League.
Philadelphia. ii: Pillsbury, 2.
New York, 7; fit Louis. 1.
Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, 0.
American League.
‘Phiindeiphln. 2. (1001311311.!
Cleveland 2: lloston.0 (second game)
Detroit; 9: New "York, 4.
in DANGEROUG CONDITION.
BRiDOEPORT July 11. «all. was stat.
ed at the hospital that night that Fred-
erick J. Backus, who fell from the roof
of his boardin house where he was
sleeping Tuesday night and was 1111*
var-sly injured. was in a dangerous con-
dition. internal injuries have derelou
ion as a result of the 60 foot full. His
mother, a resident of North Newrv.
expected today,
lioalon. ll: Cincinnati. iiii innings). 1
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HARTFORD. July 11.«-LAt the mcot~1 .
the total amount ion the addition and ,
1 '11—1' '0 s , -.-
L 1
lbs.“
.I‘l ' ”in.
,BeginningiMonday, July 8, we close at 5 p. m.
“1
Home-11111116 Prisdilla.‘ Bagel
In» our Rug Department
in two sizes.
cringe.
Priscilla Rugs
They are made exactly like the old fashioned band-
you will find Priscilla Rugs
are ideal summer floor cov—
oncn rag rugs and can be secured in pretty combinations
of blue and white, and pink and white.
‘ Everybody is buy—
ing Priscilla Rugswfbcy are so dainty and attractive.
‘1‘ 36 x 72, price $2.75. , ‘30 x 60, price $1.75.
Attractive Wash Goods.
Auto Suiting's in linen finish, colors rosc, blue, niic, ii—
You will find these of-
15¢ a yard.
Herc are some very special values
lac, brown, tan and champagne.
fering possibilities of many pretty effects.
Colored Lawns.
and a notable variety of colorings, including white and
black. 7c :1 yard. 1 i
L L liascmcnt——W,asli Goods Section. ',
White Wash Goods Sal e.
The White Wash Goods Sale in the Basement is still
All the.
White
one of the most interesting features in the store.
savings are Worth whilc, as every customer admits.
Wash Goods for waists, suits, skirts, ctc.
Housewives will find very many interesting articles
in 0111‘ Basement Linen Dcpartmcnt.
strong line and are willing at
forcnt articles, although you
the time.
We carry a very
all times to show you the (lit-
may not care to purchase at
i
Maine, and aunt of Mom. Nordica, the the bowels right.
tapers star has been sent for and in term.
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31111111111; is 1111111111 'Dan Thad fierLOhLa
Balance at Old. \Deek'uae \D\\\ Otter Some
. Sodom fishes '01
Ladies
$1.00 WAISTS FOR
\Da'ists
.. 501: AND 690
uncuc-u-ccc-Ic-n-u-ouu
$1.25 wusve r011 ...... ...... ..........8ilc
31.50 wmers son ....... 981:
$2.00 WAISTS FOR 9 $1.19
12.50 waners FOR ..... ..... 31.49
13.110 wams FOR. ............... ....... $1.08
SOME OF THESE WAISTB ARE SAMPLEO AND ARE SLIGHTLY
BOILED. THESE NATURALLY HAVE THE GREATEST REDUCTION.
MONT OF THEM ARE REGULAR STOCK AND READY FOR IMMED-
IATE USE.
IMPROVE YOUR
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84 WASI’IINOTON ST..
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A. Dickerman
4d
OPPORTUNITY. ‘ 1 ' . L
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 446.
MITCHELL AN OFFICER.
Prominent Train Dispatcher New Vice
. President of Union. _
Train Dispatchora' Association of
America in convention nsscmihicd
have elected to the vice presidency of
their organization 0. A. Mitchell of
the New York. New Haven and hurt
Riord railroad.
ii‘hia is a 11.1.11 .11 honor and Mr
Mitchell‘s friends are congratulating
him upon his pope inrlty.
The president is El. if. Mullinlx. of
the iliinoia Central. and the secretary
is J 0‘. Mackle, ,of the Rock island.
A MEMORABLE DAY.
One of the days We remember with
pleasure as well as with profit to our
health. is the one on which we became
acquainted with Dr. Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that 11 re
headache and bililo‘usnssa, and k
2511, will‘ Ii. Bax
south Norwaik undid ill. 1’.
“Wood's. Norwailf, drug Stores. "
‘ _
L Syrups are constipation,
WINNERS OF RagAEDEO OCHOLARL-
complete list of American Rhoadca
scholarship appointees who will go
to Oxford this summer has been given
out. by li‘arubam P. Griffiths. secretary
to President ilonjamin ldo Wheeler. of
the University of California. Mr. Grifu
fiths is the lthccdcs scholar man chew
on to represent California this year.
There are 46 Americans and eight
from Canada on the list. The Cannon»
ticut scholar in Cyrus F. Wicker, of
flew York. 1
Nearly all oid fashioned 0011 ix
especlniy
these that contain opiates. 'l‘hey don"t.
not just right. Kennedys benefits
Cough Syrup contains no opiates. it
drives the cold out of. the system by
gently 11111qu the bowels. Contains
pchey and TM and tastes nearly as
send as mwgla syrup. Children like it.
old by s Clifford Pharmacy and
a Bridge Pharmacy.
Norwalk Chronicler