l
' tuba-.writhili, within
. the gay:
i. a
“i nevertheless saved enough to pay for
"3 version out ml: am clearance a...
V I; Y It; _ ,mp—«Jl‘he experts
, , p '5 at haircuts sliders-1
uhiclpal‘ Ownership. goiumission)
"b ‘ lifeledrtliei‘r lilsllolrhl, and rs:
dvlew. or the genius or than,
. heelsincomes-statesmas»
will tour in the 9°. mini?!»
view tidal ailcomm‘ uni , “our.
“‘69. W“ the. commissipmn EWP .91,
.. diam. vice-press
dentof the UgiteduGaulmlimégr‘nfit
Company of? _‘ ,p ‘_ , no
. LuEdgarfpresi'dehg of l‘lrebig'ggdnldleo‘
trio and Illuminating Company, of Bos-
ton, criticise Severely the municipal
pla examined. whiloiwo other writ-
ers, :' rof. ,Fy nit ,ifarspns. of Boston,
pres ent'go itiitmdatiphal Public Own;
ersh Left 16;“ unaware wl. Bemid
‘ supeainteadent got ,thefCIeveland, .0.”
Water works, finds much to layer in
municipal plants which were, investi:
gated. Separate reldews‘oft British
municiphiiaation will somatic public
later. . . ,3
.mp3, ‘ srd...Clsrk..ahd.l£,dgar concur in"
the‘s‘tal‘e‘liient that ‘the'inquiry oi! the
committee, both; them“, the; , standpoint
t and lo a ex lerlence,
°i his as: u. a...
mo colour . _
. that “wherclhmuiclpal ownership. has
been emvodvimnlt aiming, philn
lsc .. to holiest;
expert , t, M la l‘cd‘inu
glorio siiyxl t'i‘héfhelief‘ls'elfpressedlby‘.
these population that; the “few pathos.
lasts" Who still advocate municipal
ownlrs in. i‘ll'lll,8,00ll,ll8 copyinccd by
yen ‘and turning their
enéir ies ,othéh‘thing‘swiil through.
the - realize their lambitionsgot usefnh
new oltheir fellows '. ; roiessor Par:
, all Mr. 3omis. n t, e’other hand.
ta .a nest opens view as to‘ mom
idipal’lllation. idoclaring that the. fail-
ures of municipal ownership are lucky:
“Jacqui, compared Oto the ,failnres of,
pill'llhli..9ll'n9£5mps‘ , either in number I
or import. no "It. Is not public"owu-‘
ershlp, but private ownership." Proton--
4301' Parsons says “that is responsible
for’ou‘r periodic crises and the ruin of
our industries." .As to the fitness of
Aniei-ichn"'citlcs ‘to manage . business
affairs, many of them. he says, have
clear-iv provcd their fitness, and the
rést‘iéan‘ lie‘ made fit.’1“it is not im-
possible." he aidd's, “‘t‘hht the ellmina-.~
ttbu of. ihe public "service corporations
through public ownership is one of the:
things" thiit' "would do more to help
along'thc: process of snaking our cities
fit." .Mr. llemis believes that the.
greatest reason for the strength of the
municipal o "net‘ship movement lies
in the; rut tuneful the public service
corporations: With the state and local
goverhmcnts,’wllich relations be 'de-
clares are destructive of political pur-
ity, democracy and free institutions.
American Electricity.
Foil of the best known American
palatal-pill electric plants, those of Chi.
cago,‘ Dbtroit. South Norwalk. Conn.
and ‘Alloahsny. Pn.. were examined -
by the commission and the experts. Of .
these gouth Norwalk is the only one
that does commercial lighting. As to
the cost of operation of these plants.
the Chicagoplani is cited to show that
including items for depreciation, in.
tcrest. taxes, proportion of salary. in-
surance and water, thcrc Is a loss to
the city. based on simplo" interest on
the amount paid. of $6.70 per lump per
year. or a total of $284,202 annually,
compiled with what the cost would be
if service were tnkonirom 8"lll‘lVIte
company. Computed with compound-
cd interest on the aniountpaid, the
loss is $11.07 per lamp, or $469,217 per
year. These figures ure’ based on
statements submitted by the commis-
sion's c-pcrt accountants and do not
azrch‘ w th the estimates of the City
Electric.~llnpnrlmcnt, which show a
,uavingt‘o the city.
As’tlo. ‘iha character of the plants.
that in Smith Norwnlk is criticised for
its title of it 1). U. 220 volt two-\virc syn-
tcni. a type lli‘\'l'i‘ generally adopted In
this city. This equilpmcut, says Mn,
Edgar and Mr. Clark. compels the con-
uuuior in south Nomad: to pay 20
per cent. more for the light produced
than would bonusessury under a hcl~
tor system. '_ . .
l H ‘ Electric Lla’htlug.‘ ‘
That the municipal electric light
.lindettalrimt ’ at. South Nor-walk. Conn..-
lls one of tho mogtpuqcessful plants.
Wither pgbllc or privutc.,ln the United
tarnish ransom in no opinion ex-
pressed by ~Mrrcilomis. :H‘ho cmration-
of the Chicago plant, also, in com-
‘meufldcd’. thfillcx rt "filuotmi ii ' Mr.
lleml ooh {kiwi roilttoit unity
on lira? thanfizlip‘ t {gigs of‘fiiliifir‘dll"
.3110,‘11V‘.‘,ill‘, it n In)“ is
{slalom yr impotent. of tho Chicaliti'
‘plant. according to Mr. licmlil. al-
though the. plant: itself is ,notvpll that
gggifiil"llu"'dc "d“,“vuziul‘r till; your
, "to > r: ., is an
Egg "‘filglltdl'ft’iiumie not; ill
coon
mine "‘i u ottoman can
bacon»
sinpgfpfifitflfilp‘lfi charged
of ref rt .
s df‘h‘l’r lawns oil
. m inbuilt. itself Ethic
luv . camp on. slow
food tritium j "iltl't'd’llilhwli‘thuhbélh‘ ¢
summon ,o spate sells» lune .
the u. ' ."iaillofi'm‘llodmaryytb MW
the original cost of the plants to their
so 3 led vs To an orb
gfi'fildtlwifiwn. , ”a clients
With Willi
we,
. .moirmpiwt :
- , . as .
,, “$3le iron! , tilt
. . , a :9”
i ‘ llllr’. Bellini closes with a reference to
, _.oxception to absence of politics in the
system in municipal plants bring pri‘
l'pasuengor steamers running on the,
ill litiii helm ‘
lid escapist great expenu so far had vhf
t. given: thmongll overhauling “New-
port and was considertid It good boat:
them if .
$8.
an?
‘ ' “The
thntvnotoioarly proved. has, been that
nodal
u roeiitnd llmnllxeneratlnu l
incision ales rind lorger m
ifimd
‘hQW',
Ill this
twosn‘fhsr o’perating‘sa‘tpenllos and t
396 a year whichdfiittshum has hadtp,
pay6 for similar ham-lights». prior to
190 ."..,
9.
political and labor conditions, which he
duds, general speaking; more favorable
'ulilierr‘tlte municipal undertakings. 0n.
tbip subject he sums up ,as follows: ,
j: jdh’elsotrfp‘lightas well as In water.
the ’ni'unicip‘n‘l “employees usually get
his son written” arwaislrlsewlmrs
In the r5 raspectlvccities for similar,
work, and also usually work but eight
lumps; while the employees 9‘: the
private plants—sorcept in the highest
paid, positionse—tnevorv get more, and l
”often receive class, per. day than the
municipal employees. and sometimes
walk nineand te hours Instead of
sight; that is pract cally universal in-
day in public employments.
“The Chicago and South Norwaik
plants are. and apparently miways
hays been. out of politics. The some
true of the Detroit plant so far as
party‘pOIltics is concerned. hi all
{lubricipai plants .trade union condi»
lions prevail and the majority seem to
be members of the union. but those
who are members of labor organiza-
tions are freely employed. The one
.Ieotrlc light plants is In Allegheny.
«authors again, as in the Wheeling
gas works and the Syracuse water
works, -‘or’ in the Philadelphia gas
Works. when public and private mau-
agemeut existedsido by side the same» -
conditions which permit the spoils
vntecompanies into close touch also
With the spoils systemmnd with part;
organizations and city. governments.
‘ ‘ AV'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. King’s New; Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and billiousness, and keep
the boweistright. 25c, at F, H. Bax.
ier's, South ,Norwalk, and E. P.
Wood‘s. Norwalk, drug stores. "
=PILLOWS DEfiUTIES 33 TO TRANS-
‘PORT STATE. PRISONER’S.
ll . W
uporior Court Judge's Opinion Favors
3 Sheriff. Hugo.
‘ ‘EShsrift Philip Hugo, of New Haven.
Will not have to stand the expense of
having deputies transport convicts sen-l
leased to state prison.
lAtihe term of the superior court
thich has just closed in this Oily, as
under an opinion handed down by
Judge Ralph Wheeler in the court, an
nilownnc'c of $3 a man should be made
in pay the dcpntics. The opinion was
given in View of the blii’pcndlug be
fore the legislature which provides
that the pristmmurdcns be. obliged to‘
go to the jails and get the prisoners
from the sheriffs.
During the present term of court: 10
prisoners Wi‘l‘i' sentenced to state's
prison, nine being from this city and
one from the Waterbury district. As
Sheriff lingo could not very well hull-
‘dlc the 10 men alone the opinion oi
Dali
meat of deputies suilicicnt to insure,
their safe transportation. The opinion
of the court provides that Sheriff lingo
personally should attend the prisoners
and have with his sui‘llcicnt. assistants
to cure for the prisoners and that thc
dcpntics should receive pay of $3
rut-h which should not come out of
the sheriff's salary. The sheriff _ him
self must not without further Compell-
nation‘.
The opinion of the court was per-
fectly satisfactory and as soon as the
warrants are made out the 10 men will
be taken to Wcthorsfiold. This it let
,the judge was askcd as to the
marrow.
W.
Nearly all old-fashioned Cough
Syrups are constipation, especially.
those that contain opiates. They don't,
not just right Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup contains no opiates. it,
drives the cold out of the system by
gently movng the bowels. Contains}
good as maple syrup.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy a
The BridgoPhurmocy.
WREOKER SCOTT BUYS LAW-
JiENOE.
"um ‘; '.
ml
to
W
- ‘ ‘ fl
Bound Steamer Will Be Biowa Up
a ‘t . With Dynamite. ..
What was once one of the finest.
sound. the City of Lawrence, hall
lurch sold by the New York. New lieu
and Hartford Railroad Compunyto the.
’I‘. A. Scott Company, ofNew Lon-
don: and, iii~bs.7spld.for tank. by-
namita'w the used to Member up.
,z’rhc Mylrcnce went on Black Rock
at the entrance of New London burr
her during a dense fog, sustaining
great «infringe. lobar hull. Efforts wars
mode by the wrestlers to pull her off.
that; in was apparent fromtho start
that the steamer could not be saved
boon forced upon the rock. .
The City of immense was resend?
one m' use
onihc hound. ‘
E ’ . . .‘W' ‘
lDNL'tf cola: r08 :DYGPIPQIA.
rm. uranium Bush, of bombastic;
of the oldest in service
nly criticism of the plant, and , " '
conservative. in» i‘oplaor , ‘
it a
pitch mighty i
stand by him-m »
lilac pmtrlbnied ‘
“commiolpupr may Ottbo ”Mm“,
Status. alderman:
Western farms and
.stcnds hovel)
,tho succe'sdfihat
Lin ' mirnc
this "direction haveloaly been Minded
by his ~usefnln can in mm kitchen. Ii “W
gry nations
is today theinslMflloi life. to a large
extent. Pork outlets are riot "lwlwl:
'Inutes no man. our-lowers his mental
capacity unless on it becomes a swine.
_‘i‘emperuucc
‘to highgiuorn
anything else,
should be regular-ct l by gumptiou.
carcass is over the secreted object of
the pork. dealer. ‘
price for n ilrst-ciasst I‘llcle. At three
cents pcr'pound thc‘liq
amiable own keeping. .Ai four seats
and overlie has built no Wbomes, new:
fences, new barns, clotlva'l children iii‘f
destitute fields, contribute'a‘ to-chnrity.’
helpcd'the poor,-udminlsfercd to the
sick, heightened moral
unity and bloat abtmdantlythis cuss.
totlkui. ’
he has done in
education by
churches and
expected, will be either today or to .
Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as .
Childronllke It' .
but five, hem
*3 ,
313?“ 3i “Wile?"
tiller ‘iviil .nccom- ,
lugs if his nlnstc’r will!
nil £9311 him. The hog,
largely totho present!
upon thousands . all
”low England lmmcn;
can i banished to: dishing-2
N“ this“ in udub‘lc llusinéuiua‘pdi
is ': "tending his cil‘tlrtat
‘ nil! achievements in
ulo\‘lB~
ha vc flu) on the spine; ho:
zed. The flesh oi! the hog contain;
col lag isfas essential
life as temperance in
hem! :porkcousnmption
, The bog is a reli able animal. ills
who Wm ray ugood
‘1 has pakllicbts
ity and soclni
, The bog is well advanced tou'ardthe
fulfillment of his greatdcstiny. ,thatr
reliable index to the;
‘ch contains the pro-7‘
gramme man has manned for also».
turn; The swine-v s contributed do;
‘ building SChOOHIQllBumL
subscribing for range."
iln’csnnd newspapers. .His fleSh feeder
man. his blood fertilized Our land, his:
bones help growpouitry. lie pays at
large per cent. on the feed given him,
Man nevcr‘hns lost. by floating him;
Well. He. stands ever rent‘y to nmcI-j
Ioruto adverse conditions odibc form1
and if given cure. and nttcnh'on will.
exlricnto farmers from" the pitof debt ‘
and misfortune. "
Mighty is the AmericarrlioglvFarni-J
crs Nolce.‘ ‘ J
nanny FARM BUILmNG.\~,‘
it lu’ I Combination action: 0|"!- an}.
Plugs-r7. and I'Mseuesgnhmv
Ashlin-In.
large volume w
l
My combined corn cribs and plgfl'ry
hi a very convenient urrnngema’ll.
This cold winter weather my ill-gullotl
. N more
oratory Ne'vherry .as‘ settled the
‘ donation of‘ifbe charndllnr-ofjvthe. .enllg ,
«vine
than to ho installedia the bowled-a
0, ton battieallill oi.“ the Delaware
lass. to be. constructed'iby the New
clamsliqatione of the
Board of ice motors for the" useot‘
vector-scaling” engines. The ship ‘will
ill? built or: the;dcpertmoui'mplanslat
the contract .prlcoldf $987,000.“. y‘ l" ’
m—W
JDIAFNElSS CANNOT BE GURED
by local“ applications, as they: cannot,
reach the..disen,sndrpont.ion of. the ears
Where is only one way to cure dean,
peas. and that is by "constitutional rem:
elites. Deafness ls caused by on in-
duced condition of the mucousdlniug
chins Eustachian Tube. ’When this
tube in inflamed you have a, rumbling.
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation
th‘lle taken out and this tube“"restor-‘
ed to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
but .pi'v ten are caused by, .Calhrrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed coum
W .
dihion of the mucous surfaces. ,
j We will give. One Hundred Dollars
for any casc‘ccf Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sand for circu-
lars free. . .
i F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
{ Sold by Dmggists, 75c.
: Take Hall's Family Pills ‘for consti-
pation. ”
KILLED MAN. WHO SHOT His CAT
g‘ BOSTON“ ”g'July 16.4—‘~‘thlseppe Seclo:
la, an Italian, livlagaln Waterlown. was?
arrested inf this ’city today. charged
with the-murder of Charles Reed at
Watertowrt lustvnight; . ‘Seciols, lies?
cording to the police, confessedto kills
his Reed, saying that the dead man;
had killed" his cat. Reed was shot last
night just after he had shot a cat
which had killed some of his chickens.
~Don'l; use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels. leads to
chronic '-constipntlon. Get Dean's no
gulets. ‘ They operate easily, tone the
stomach. cure constipation. . .
HONORS ron AMBASSADOR TO-
- . wan. . ..
BERLIN. .Iuly lb.-—’l‘llc Grand Duke
of Oldenburg has conferred upon Am-
bassador Tower the Grand Cross of
the Order of the House of Oldenburg
presumably on account of Mr. Tower’s
recent visit to the grand duke for the
purpose of conforming on the latter
‘theyd'lplonln and medal of the St.
Louis expedition.
When there is the slightest indicw
tion of indigestion, heartburn, tintuv
lance .or any form of stomach trouble
take a little Kodol occasionally and
you will he ail‘nrdcd prompt relief.
Sold by The Cilliford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
“—
B‘GAT BUILDING,
REPAIRING” OR ‘OVERHAULING
Done In the Best Manner Possible.
Complete unpalat- hauling cut vessels
OSCAR ANDERSON.
Formerly 'l‘oquet Launch Works
Westport. Conn.
iced cooker comes in right. handy. We
warm or boil all our small potatoes}
and other vegetables, milk, ctc.. in it.
The kettle is flllcd’at night, a couple
of chunks of wood thrmvu In. the fire. ‘
place closed tight and in the morning
up I'll/N fl yrmmry
m”
\,
(GINO-1'6 ,‘
ZOKJ' 6
1/le
flIll W}
:7 riooany mucous came.
the fe'cd is nice and warm. Also use the
3kettle to try lard, heat water to wash
harness. ctc. The slop burrcl Is In the
recess back from the hogpcun, out of
the way in driving through the build-
ling.
The building has i-i~foot posts, Io
“hero is a room over the cooking quar-
iturs as well as over the hogpcno. Fer
mound feed, ll 'uso oats and corn.
'Ilhcrls‘ in a yard for fattening ’liOgI'M p
‘ line Wait. door and in It a platform for
{feeding corn. The building In 20x40
lfeef and has roller door». The room
over the cooking quarters. besides be-
«lng used for tools and preparing feed,
1In also uscd for butchering. Hooks for
harness cleaning are between the chime
jncy place and stairway in the cook.
ting room. The outlddo stairs. shown
In the upper left hand corner, so to the
granary over the hogpcmi; whore
ground feed in kept—~11. L. Holman. in
Farm and Home. ,
W
aims FOR SHEPHERDB.
W‘ .
The use of sheep chariot be told by
the tooth after tin yours. as they than
have a full month. M one year old
they have two center teeth; at two.
'fourl at that, aim at. four, night;
3 Give sheep ally. of straw, had they
‘ will convert lists the richest kind
of food di‘opl.’ On any good farm. un-
der good management, sheep will p y,
polymers:- ”1 suffered not: rpm with
and belching. i tried everything!
could _ pal-g, but nothing helped. 6
linurl not. minim bananas cue to
“would” "it
on at; 4' i -. a
cunt the slum To in’
A’Wonuin would rathci hello you,
ring her home a bunch of flowers ‘
m um um to! w
dyspepsia, used to have great distress 1
their mtg/er keeping in the mats re;
i This eepfhro my osmium-l
Existentialism. find it a better to «up
.I
. the flock on thoiirntwmrm dayg' it:
nag. will do thomuo‘norc harm than the
consonant cooking from rain which
they m. fill-allowed to remain. on
.lombsiali'mtam. they will finally ro-
iw to Mollie: than film. or kill.
h,,,_!,,‘_
LThe Days Are
‘ tre wise.
3 ill lull lulu
;. m... ..
Growing Shorter.
The corner has been turned and we
are now facing Reward cold weather.
00 you think It too early inconsid-
er the question of next winter's coal
supply?
Many customs rs are already leaving
us their order! and we believe they
“The worry of today II from yester-
lday'a delay." I
Do'lt nowitl IT (,1?! I” .
‘fiiiii!
GLOVE RE
the place:
women»: saliva: oxroaoa,
-W.."‘" to ma. . .. “
ouews won-re cANVAs pumps,
«.00.
MIBBW AND cultoaswa
canvas snow AND oxrosoa,
" $1.00 to $1.60.
Mott's Olav» Oxfords. mm» solo.
11.60.
Man’s canvas Oxfords. rubber sole.
. l ' I ":25:
, . 1;: “ ”his Ayala For
“i lithium a lion.
”‘1 v; . RALITON.
.- l «on ' allots.
hitting and Tennis clippers.
”I" '3' Li 7, ‘
‘ 4,
in:
ear slices
l‘t"Newnv‘lflitipblli‘ldllld“Company'sby, tary «ceremonies, in” the, presence ‘of
‘ npprovingt’h
‘ Commission, stated that he
‘ no. menu
? 1y ._ "rs and
p gift to the Cl
unveiled today in Lowoadal
Eauare,:with imposing civil and hips
paints,
baldi. ltaly's
President deuteron. tho oahinet rulnl~
distinguished persons. Foreign Minis.
b‘aldi‘a. sonvlndaw, made the principal
slon was a defile before the monument
of the French l‘l'ctc‘ns of the army of
the Vosgos and do; tattoos of Italian
veterans who fought with f’lnribaldoin
the defense of France during the
FrancoGermnn war in 1870-71. The
presence of the‘latter in Paris, where
they are being shown much attention.
gives to the French national fete/the
anniversary of the taking of the Bas~
tileywhich will be celebrated tomor-
row, with the usual popular festivities
iand a review of troops at Longchamps,
somewhat of the character of u Franco-
italian fraternization. ‘
Bud sick headaches, billousness or
constipation are quickly relieved by
DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. 3 '”
TWO CENT FARE sun'. ' '
PHILADELPHIA. July i5.———Argu-
ment was heard today by Judges Will-
son and Audem-ied. In common pleas
court, in the matter of’the suit of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to re-
strain the city and county of Philadel-
phia from, enforcing'lthe two cent a
mile railroad fare law, Which goes into 1
citect._0ciober l. The hearing in the
case began Thursday and was con~‘
eluded yesterday. John G. Johnson. of
counsel; ’yforithe company, summed up
the corporation's side of the case.
while the argument for the city and
county was made by City Solicitor
Gondeli and Attorney-General Todd.
Each side was given up hour. As the
law goes‘lnto effect in the full an early
decision is expected from the common
pleas court in order to enable the los-
ing side to take the case to the Poun-
syivanle Supreme Court. 3
STOP THAT COLD 3
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bru-
zillnn Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost wi out exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 he lies. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted’s . "
NEBRA§KA. AGAINST. FEDERA
CONTROL. .
LINCOLN. Nob. July ilk—Railway
Commissioner H. 'l‘, Clarke. Jr., today
declared himself in accord with Jud-
son Harmon, of Cincinnati, and other
men who have lately stood for the
right of the state to deal with the cor-
porations. independently of the federal
authorities. Mr. Clarke. as well .
Commissioner Wells, has expressed:
opposition to the Ideas of President
Roosevelt, looking toward i‘cdcrul con-
trol of railroads.
“State control coupled with the crim-
Inal prosecution of some of the load-
ing corporation officials will solve the
problem," said Mr. Clarke.
Chairman Winneti, oi‘ the Railway
approves
the Idea of a federal commission, hav-
his one member from each state.
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
and features. Many a plain woman
who could never serve as an artist's
model, possesses those rare qualifies
that all the world admire: neutness.
clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that
sprightllness of step and action that
accompany good health. A physically
weak woman Is never attractive, not
even to herself. Electric Bitters res-
tore weak women, glvostrong nerves.
bright eyes, smooth. velvety skin,
beautiful complexion.
li‘. H. ,Baxtcr‘s, South Norwulk, and E.
P. Wood's. Norwalk. druggists, 50c. "
tyxof Pupil.“
tor Piohon and General Oanzio. Gari- .
alert, the diplomatzlo‘corpa and other
addresses. The feature of the new ..
cash till , . ‘
em,3 , born the umpire of
‘ and likebooximadoundcr mum.-
, sonatguyeryision since its infancy.
_. . ‘ .Mpwnoone‘todeccivoyouintiill.
an Counterfeits Imitnaonitana‘ttdu . washroom
Experlinunts‘jlhuil trifle with surgeon a snug health or
“Minna/(Shim ' anemones W immanent.
* Whatié CASTORIA
Galleria is a harmless * sublititute for Castor Oil. Paro-
goric, props and Soothing Syrups. It 16 Elements It.
contains neither Opium; (Morphine nor ‘ other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm:
and alloys Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
(Jolie. Ii: relieves Teething Troubles. cures‘Constipution
and Flatulencyg It, assimilates the Food, regulates the
champions Bowen, giving healthy and. annual sleet... ,
The Children’s Panacea-affine ‘MOtlier’o Friends
is CA$TORIA mm
":Bemfh’: “mm“ 91.13 i:
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mutton....1...qu --
",ln Lise For Over aphasia.
f mid Mountain-vim. u. about; out». {in was or". .
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FELL OVE‘RBOARD WHILE FISH- line in Rhode island yesterday, met
,. . lNCv. . ~ , sudden death. He fell over the side of
PUTNAM, July 15,—Emery Tctruult, the boat and sank without a struggle.
whilo fishing with a companion on the The body has not hon recovered. ’I‘c~
i’onogusset river just across the state trunit was 20 yenrspld.
as 9
Guaranteed at ‘
ILLINOIS RAILROAD MEETING.
CHICAGO" July lfi.-—~Stuyvcsnnt;
Fish, former president of the Illinois
Central Railroad Compuuy, has asked
Governor ilvnccn. of the iiiinois, to
attend a meeting of the directors of
the road In New York ncxt Wednes-
day. The governor, who is an ox-oillcio
of the board. has been informed his
services and his vote will be Inlpnrfi
tant to the faction of the directorate
which opposcd the efforts of Mr. Harris
man to get control of the road, in,
which opposition it was then success
a .
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A WONDERFUL HAPPENING.
Port Byron, N. Y.. has witnessed one
of the most remarkable cases of hour.
ing cter recorded. ,Amos F. King, of
that place, says: "iiuckicn's Arulrn
Salvo cured a sore on my log with.
which i had suffered over 80 yours. I
am now eighty-live." Guaranteed to
cum all euros, by 14'. ii. Baxter, South-
Norwnik. and ill. 1’. Wood, Norwalk.
druggists. 25c. ”
llilllitlaullil Inns
The Bee: 8v Vol]:
Electrical Co.’
While ‘
Then his?
500
Window Screens
L i4 inches hlgh
open to
33 inches to width.
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WATOHMAN.
Coal and
ml Water Smut. , . l . l“ . dreamt #94-
Shore Dinners ad‘paciaity.
Coal= lulu. Coal
Buying coal in the summer Is just as sensible as gathering ice in the
.winter. We are not rushed with orders and have more time to take extra
care and pains. We screen our cool free from dust and dirtund deliver by
a careful and polite driver. Orderyour coal from us. ‘ltwlll give you lper-
idioms was, count
68“ Walter Stre'et. l
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Tcl‘cphone 45$. .. .~ .
Guard Against. Lost-Oppoltuaiiiés
Merrill Business College.
for a complete business education. J ,
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
South Norwslk. Stamford. 'Port Chester.
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Prime lie is '
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VEGETABLES. .. ‘ If”... ,
it \‘5’
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«a Washington Street ,. South Norwalk. 1%.:3
3,7 ,l' {flpl‘
Eng .
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Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDIBKK
cow RATE .or‘msuarnucs.
Bros.
dilul iv “Ni ii, tie: vmlidl
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‘gowkor’s “Fertilizers.
B. Hemhfielddfion.
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New open for the
Season of my
Dancing. Boating, Bathing
and other attractions. ‘ " '
““W‘lfld Automobilfl’artici, H
Especial ivpu to
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