”1’1 3' ample evidence to prove the cases. He
'1
'Lov it: built Norwnik reader.
_ mp
, "hens the urinary organs,
‘ ' the 1. mama anus” invig-
Itl'tlzeb ills . whole system.
[sic Pcopreecing Satisfie—
‘tbrliy to Both Sides.“
BOISE, ldsho, July 16 .'#—It is pos-
, Bible tth the prosecution in the Hay
nude win clone the rebuttal this
nwfterpoon but more thitn probable that
another day will be glycii to this fea-
tufi‘tfi th‘h case: ”Counsel fili‘ lilo tit!-
tense promise a very brief cur-rebuttal
in’ltatit‘it'h intimated that they may
close within half an hour after the wit
nQQseQ for the state have been ex~
mooted. if these predictions are veri
did, .1» rgumen’ts should begin by
Thursday.
’Aiier, the former ticket agent at
Cripple Creek, who has been arrested
on‘ the charge of perjury and whose
bonds were fixed at $5 000, was locked
119,111 the county jail last night in de-
fulilt of ball and will be given a pie-
“inimy hearing today. He insists
tum h s testimony was true, but admits
that he may have been mistaken in
tliQ matter of dates
was ’srrestod on Sunday at Spokane,
Wiish.. and who waived extruditiou,
reached Boise yesterday. M0069 is a
man of consideiuble property and
prominence and is not uneasy about
the matter of bail.
cases the prosecution will be conduct-
ed by,. tile cmmty authorities. Prosecut-
1.3 A'ttdrhey Keetsoh says that he has
hols watched the progress of the Hay-
wood case very closely and bakes the
positive statement that every case of
perjury oneltber side will be prose-
cuted vigoroiisiy. Such a course, he
says, is. made incumbent on the state,
particularly in view of. the charges of
unfairness brought against the author-
lites.
The rebuttal evidence today will go
into the Colorado labor troubles. ch
oral witnesses for the defense have
. sworn: that. the ' disturbances giving
canseforrthe calling out of the militia
should "W‘Dpélly be laid to the doors
of the detectives impoitcd by the
Mine QWBBI‘S AssociatiOn and the Citi-
zens’: Alliance, and not to the mcm- .
bersfiofiltlhb We'storn Federation of Min-
era, as the state has charged.
The:witnesses-toduy are expected to
showsthubboth in 1903 and 1904 many
disturbances occurred and a number
of outrages were committed, so many
indeed, that the citizens of (hippie
Creek.. Victor 'i‘elluride and other
places .ut‘etluestea the governor to call
out the militia.
EMPEROR 0F ' KOREA NERVOUS.
T0 .1 July 16. nftcrnooa.-lt is
reportedi‘rom Seoul that the cinpel'm
of Korea issuervous and unlisted, and
is resenting to an elaborate system of
espionage following a survey of the
proposals made by the Koveiuuicui ot‘
Jaime through Foreign Minister may-
as!
1 «1....» 1
can... TOLSTOi WELL.
811‘ masseuse, 'iluly iii—«-
There isino trutlr in- the report which
has reached Grout Btituiu and the
United Stair-1s, thut Count i.eu'l‘ul1.-1‘ui
is dead. The count is in excellent
health.
1110M: assessment:
.......1......
Hundreds of south Nprwalk Citizens
on You You All About 11.
home'ehdorsemont, the public 11x
.91: South Norwnlk people,
til . knee of friends and neigh-
oorfully given by them, will
Ire weight. than the utterances
of strut n residing in faraway pluc-
.. be following:
”lino its 011111111. of 25 Union St,
in emu. Conn. says: "Two
. . no i strained my back and to
H , ‘ the kidney trouble which has
git me since that time. i bud 11.
shit iitrslsing weakness of the kid.
fie: aeration and a feeling of lunguor
sadness. I was unable to con-
netion of the kidneys and st
i ivos most embarrassing. i
try remedies but found no re-
ti ill began to tskoalloun’nKhl-
is which i procured, at Plats-
' Dru: Store. This medicine
to the very spot where it was
ipd not only relieved me or
"ill 11111911111011 of the secretions. I
11 not; too ifiuch in praise of
solo by oil dealers. Price 50
Foster’M tlbum (30.. lluffitlo.
1 F oqrnmmrof Exercises for the Guth-
Dr. l i; McGee, '
. tile other witness for the defense, who
In both of these it
got longhor. but also reg- t
’20:? note agents for the United;
the WWIII’WIM hiboltlyn. 111111 chaitmhn oi the Bus
mm tall w‘ amrk' “Lou. 1.2-... WM..- .!
gave relief.
lie Ililto'r 11.1.1.1". don
Thos W. Carter, oi Ashboro, N.
one bottle of FOLEY’ S KIDNEY CURB cflectcd 11 perfect cure, and
he says there is no remedy 111111 will compute with it.
Still Ill! liEflillfllllEIl IV
PLAISTED’S onus evens AND THE cLirFquo FHAQMACV. . , ~
mini Sim 1111i Ilnvvl iii Exoruthiinz 11.1..
A. H. Thames, Mgr. .Wills Credit in Co., Bumble, 0., when:
“i has been afflicted will! kidney and bladder trouble for years, pus-
iug mud or clones with excruciating pains. other medicines only
Alter tolling FOBEX’ S KIDNEY CURE the result was
surprising. A low doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc.,
and bowl have no pain across my kidneys and i feel like a new man.)
FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURB has dohe nu.- $1,000 worth of good. ”
dampen Vilill Ii \
C., had Kidney Trouble Ind
oring at Pl'ainvliie‘ Camp.
The committee in charge of the pro-
glam to: (11 and Army Day, July 3.4 at
the Piuinville Camp (hound has com-
pleted its work and the outlouk is that
it will be one of the best and most
enjoyable days that has ever been gi-
ven by the usaoclntign. Airuuge'ueni’s
have been made for "reduced rullroad
fares to and from the ground and the
committee has planned so that all who
desire will be able to remain through-
out. the exercises and yet leave the
grounds in time for the lust trains at
night.
The program follows in full:
Sunrisewmiisiug und saluting the
flag.
8: 30 a. m.—~Cottage and family devo.
tions.
9: 30 n tit—Concert by Bristol band.
10 u. Inn—Opening exercises
10:20 a. n1.~—Welcon1e by Presiding
Elder, W, 'A. Richard.
0ftertory—~Conducted by Commander
Sharies A. Baldwin, president emeri‘
us.
10: 05—Addrcss by Laura E. Dalton.
state president W. DC, "The Crom-
Well Home"
11:45 Address by Department. Com-
ms’inder Charles A. Appci, "The G. A.
division
C. id.
11:35 21.. m.———Address by
commander S. of ,V., of Conn,
Butchelor
12 iii—Full in for rations
1:309—Conccrt by bond.
1:115 11. m.——Roll call by secretary.
2 p. m.—Ilecitutions by Comrade Eu-
gene A. Blake.
2:15 p. m.—-Address
Rev. 1 .13. Brown,
home.
3 p. in.——A1idrcss by Rev. W. W. W.
Wilson. of New Haven. "The Mighty
Fallen."
4 p. m.——Aunuul march about camp
to flag stuff Residing roll of ho:.nor R11:
citation by Comrade Blake St lute t0
the flag.
is p m—Annuul election of Associn.
lion officers.
ii p. 111.——~Suppcr call.
7 p. air-(lump fire, stories and song
closing ill/time so all can get trunis
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
uud features. Munv a plain woman
who could never serve us an artist's
model, possesses those rare quilfties
that all the world admire: neuiness.
clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that
sprightiincss of step and notion that
accompany good h11:.1lih A physically
weak woman is never attractive, not.
even to herself. Electric Bitters res-
toro weak women, gIVe strong nerves.
bright. eyes, smooth, velvety skin.
beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at
F. H. Baxter‘s South Norwnik, and E.
P. Weed‘s,Norvvsik, drugglsts 5011. ”
COUPLE DIE TOGETHER.
Husband and wll° Die Within Twelve
ours.
SOUTH MANCHESTER July me-
After iieurly fifty years of wedded life
which wus spent in happiness, M1 and
Mrs. William F. Joyner, both died
within twelve hours of each other
each not knowing of the other' 11 death.
Death occurred at 11:30 Saturday morn-
ing and at 8'. 30 Saturday night M111.
Joyner died. Both deaths occurred at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Bissoll. of Wells street.
William F. Joyner was bum in Strut
ford-on-Avon,l1higl11nd, May 21,1828
At the use of ill yours he come to
America with his parents. He was
a skillful pointer and decorator, lmving
learned his trade in England. lie was
also it. milslciun nod for several years
tuught singing schools and was it chor-
luter in several different places. lie
was 11 member of the Cheney Bond. Do-
cumbcr 29 1857. he married Miss R11-
chel Louise Bogus, at Philadelphia,
P11, and bud they lived until next Du
camber, they would have rounded out
fifty yours of married life.
Comrade
soldier's
by
chaplain
was...
PRESS ASSOCIATIEONS CONSOLID-
A
NEW YORK July 15 “Announce-
ment was inside toduy of the Cousoildm
lieu of the Publishers Press Associa-
tion, the Scripps-Monao Press Associa-
tion. and the Serlpps News Associa-
tion undtr the name of the United
Press associations. it is not intended
o serve morning papers but to coin
fine the service of the Consoiicutéd
ussoclutions to the uftornoon and Sun-
lduy newspapers. 'lhu officers of the
United Press associations tire: Presl
dent John Vandercook; vice-president.
11x nonlinear. Olive Bergman. of
'Program for Ten Days' Outing In Wil-
Ilmantlc..
'l‘he Methodist camp meeting at Wii‘
llmailtlc will be held this your from
August ill to 26. three days longer than
usual. milking ten in nil. This year it
will be in charge of. Presiding Eider
Rev J ll. Newiand ol Notwich. The
program for the ten days will be as
follows:
August 16-—— ——’I‘empeiuncu tiny. the ox
exciscs to be in charge of the W. (l.
’i‘. ii., of New London and Windhmn
counties.
Sunday, August. is, will be mission.
cry tiny, and on Monday, August 19,
the opening sermon of the camp meet
ing will be preached by Rev. F. W.
Gray, 11f Putnam.
Tuesday‘s sermons will bu preach
ed by Rev. is]. J. Corey, oi‘ .leu‘cit City,
and Rev. 1. F. Rusk, of Westerly. it. i,
011 Wednesday. August 2]. Rev. 1..
M. Flockcu, oi“ Willimnutlc. will
preach. Rev. Joseph lioiiiiigshcud. of
West Hartford and Rev. 'i‘homus 'i‘rylo,
of Sinfl’ord Springs.
011 Thursday. August 22, there will
be sermons by Prof. M. l). llucll, of
Boston University: Rev. M. ii. Q Ma.
son. DD, secretory of the ls‘reomt-n‘s
Aid Society of the Methodist illpiscopul
church. and Rev. W. S. Molntls'c. ol'
Rockvilie.
01s Friday, August 23, the preachers
will be Rev. George is]. Stokes. l‘l.l)..
returnvsd missionary l'rum lndio and
uctlng'sccrumry for New England of
the Missionary Society of the M. ii.
Church. Prof. M. i). iiucli of Huston
‘iluiversdty and Rev. J. N. Patterson of
Portland, Conn.
Saturduy, August. 24. Prof. M. ii.
llueil, itcv. W. F. Taylor of Manches-
ter, (301111., and Rev. G. W. Manning:
of Moodus.
Sunday. August 25. Rev. Elmer A.
Dent, 11.11., oi Hartford. Rev. rltiwm'si
S. Niude. i). 1).. of Providence. it. |..
and Rev. M. S. Kaufman. 111).. of Nor.
wich.
stop THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brn-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
10. 26, 500 and $1.00 battles. The Cili-
ford, Baxter’s and Plaisted‘s . "
FAST HORSES TO CONTEST.
Prominent Men Enter Speedy Trotters
for Dnnbury Races.
Among thorns1 entering their iroiters
and pncors at .lbc 1111111111111 meeting at
the Dnnbury h‘ulr Grenada next work.
are id '1‘, Redford. the Standard Oil
magnate, of Brooklyn, N Y: “111111111
1%. Eckert. the millionaire C(lill than. of
Reading. Pa.: Nor Rey. the champion
steeplechnse rider or Sbecushcud "111'.
N. Y.. and Tom Slhu'kcy. the pugilist.
The races are attracting entries from
oil over the blast, and it is expected
that the track record will go.
Locust Jock .will start in the 2: 17
trot. This gray. holding is a green
hotter, and has mode 11 sensation on
the Metropolitan oircuit.ut1uih1g in
three races, and winning ouch limo. lie
is the property of the Locum lilll
Stock Form, Wuldrnn, N. Y., and will
soon giadunte into th11 Grand circuit.
ills record of 2. 16" mild“ ltlttt W001i
ut Orangebum, puts him in the 2: 17
class in. Dnulmry and he will have
to meet the fmstost. horses lie be yet
competed with. There is oousido hie
speculation anionic horsemen u s to lust
how fast he can trot. Exquisite} RA
OCouuell's olusstnut gelding. of Cllf
ton. N. .I.. :1 winner at Baltimore.
Wilkes liurre mid Oiuugoburg, will
give Locust, Jack. plenty to do.
F. H. IAXTIR flUARANTEls IT.»
WhoreVor there its no taint of incurs-
ble disease'ln the blood to complicate
the cans, Dr. Howard‘s specific for
the cure of cmstlipntion and dyspep-
sin will cure than diseases. ‘
Fill. Baxter, the popular druggist,
is so confident 01: title that he will
give his personal gnsruntoo with every
package of the specific he sells, to rev
fund the money if it does not cure.
To induce the people of south Nor-
wsik and neighboring towns to try this
wonderfuls remedy ho is mulling a.
special introductm y otter of a reactor
fifty cent: bottle, containing sixty 1111111»
1111,11t half price. 26 cents. And With
ev'ery bottle goes his rostrum; to re-
fund the money if the remedy does not
cure.
D11. Howard's specific is not 11.
"unwell”
the one rumba: you need
Insure. and Andrew Mules
fiction. headaches or
hot it .1
if you color- with com scion, 111111-
11“ submit 11nd bowels. “lid 28
y dimming ,
DECREASE?
1-1-9471”
Ten Per Cent Reduction Ordered by
New Haven Road.
Ortlers huvo gone forth from the of~
lice of the New Haven road that :1 ten
per cent. decrease in the pity roll must
be made and us it is impi'cutlcubie to
cut the wage souls now men must be
discharged to effect this.
Several boilermakcrs. machinists.
carpenters and our workers have been
given their release and the men on the
inside of ndminlstiatlvc affairs say
that it will cenrinuc until the pity roll
is stiflicieutly small to suit M1. M111
ion meunwhiio the 1111111 are anxiously
nwuiting the inning and wondering
wgiose heud will be the next to come
11 .
When questioned this morning oili-
0111's of the mad said that while orders
had been issued for a reduction in the
puy roll no definitt1 amount had been
set. This from another quarter was
not. sustained, however. and the gene
rul census of opinion is that the de
crease will be as large its stated
above.
The order is general in oil depuii-
meats where it is possible to reduce
the form without nbsolutely and im-
mediately crippling the service.
Wherr- uuion men urn concerned
President Mcllon's policy is to reduce
the working force and not the wrige
scale, but where labor is unorganized
it is stated that wugeu will be reduced.
More work of ind, 3111 is, now the
policy und fewer in“ o the work.
LONG LIVE THE KING!
is the popular cry tlu-oughout Euro
peuu countries: while in America, the
cry of the present day is "Long live Dr.
King's New Discovery, King of Throat
11ml Lune Remedies!" of which Mrs.
Julia Ryder l’aiuc, 'l‘rui'o. nMss., says:
“it never fails to give immediate re-
lici’ and to quickly cure a cough or
cold." Mrs, Puiuc's opinion is shared
by n mnjority oi the inhabitants of
this country. New Discovery cures
wrnk lungs and sore throats utter nil
other remedies have failed: and for
coughs and colds it's the only sure
cure. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter.
Smith Norwnik, 111111 E, P, Wood, Nor-
wulk, druggists. 501: 111111 $1.00. 'i‘i'ial
bottle free. ‘
*1
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
Shadow Will Cover About Two-thirds
of the Earth’s Satellite.
()1: \‘i'minosduy 11vmllilg..llily 2
there will be u mirtiul eclipst1 oi the
moon. which will be visible hero. The
lipid iiiilll‘lli‘iliii‘i‘ of the shadow will be
a little utter ill o'clock, and about
:11: hour and a bull later the eclipse
will burn nttuinvd its greatest 1111111111-
tude. the shadow darkening about two
thirds of the moon's face. The
spectuclu will be interesting and well
worth up hour's attention.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURE!)
by local uppilrntinns, us.’they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the cur.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness. and that is by constitutional rein-
edies. Deafness is caused by no in-
flumud condition of the mucous lining
of tho Eustachian ,‘i‘ube. When this
tube is influuiod you have u rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the‘
result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube renter.
cd to its nuruuil condition, liuurlug
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Cutsrrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dltion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
cnturrh) that cunnot be cured by
Hull's Caturrh Cure. Send for circa»
Jars free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugslsts, 761:. .
.‘l‘ulte Hulls Family Pills for consti-
potion.
JOUl‘iNALIBM IN MT. KISCO.
There is sold to have been 1111
elopemont on Main street, lutely, but
no for the purticulsru have not been
learned.
Mount Kisco is :1 grant place for
twins. Another pnir born lust week.
Some of the young married Women.
are getting scared, and say they'll
move out. of town.
Little Josephine. the We your old
twin daughter of James it Mueller.
the plumber is improving slowly from
her recent illness with meningitis and
pluuro pneumoniu. The child was two
years old on the Fourth of July sud ls
vino of ,the second pith: of twins in the
1111111111 tsmily, We trust it may make
time out. recovery—whit. film its»
‘WdEI'n . J"
, of his system the
, its leaves 2 pile and threoychildren.
‘ 11111111111111.1111... 1111- ~ ‘
roan oi American Republics.
a Hustler ‘ .
, WASHING TON, July 18. wJohn Bur—
irott, director of the fibrous of Ameri-
cnu Republics and “booster" for the '
1 rich trade of Smith America. is one of
the busiest until most potential of the,
administration’s servunts.‘ He “blow;
eth where be listed," of rllke the wind
Mr. Barrett is seldom still and his
voice is ever raised in the holy cause
of better trade 11nd diplomatic I'Glflr
tions in the western hemisphere in-
terchunge of international dollars and
cents is his creed and his religion is
summed up in the Monroe Doctrine.
And while Washington those days is
sweltering under 11 sun thut threatens
1to drive the mummy out of the top
ioi the thermometer be remiss ”on
.the job" while more-talked-‘oi officials
are in the mountains 01 hi this sec
shore swinging in hammocks and woo-
lug comfort with iced and cooling
things in lung, thin glosses.
The Bureau of Ameiicnn Republics
is an impoitant institution, and is run
idly becoming indispensubic in the up-
bullding of commerce between the
United Stutes and the IntiuAmeiicun
republics. it will soon have the soils-
faction of entering a building of its
own. Plans fol u stiucture to cost
$750, 000 were awarded :1 few days ago
and Andiew Carnegie is to furnish the
money.
‘ But the most picturesque feature
subout the Bureau is—~.lohn Barrett. He
:is dynamic in :1 human sort of way,
and realizes to the full the old adage
that "time is money." in an article in
the last Stiturduy Evening Post this is
brought out. clearly by Sam Blythe.
former piesidcnt of the Gridiron Club
best- known of Washington correspoir
dents. Mr. Blythe says: 1
”They wore raising money in Wash-
ington for one of the local universities.
Burrett was at a dinner where. the
project. wus discussed. He said he
would pay two dollars a minute for ev-
ery minute he talked. Then he talked
fifty-five minutes. There is no reason
why he could not have talked fifty-five
hours or fifty-five days, except his ear-
ly truining. lie was born in Vermont,
where they never do things~with twov
dollar bills tied on them—4n ex-
tremes."
This is an actual i‘uct—«menning Mr
Bariott‘s golden $110 speech 11 was
at a gutheiing to dismiss the plan to
make George Wushiugton University a
grout national institution of learning,
one that will attract students and
scholurs from throughout the world.
Naturally, Mr, Barrett is most. enthu-
alnstic with reference to the ends such
on institution would accomplish in
drawing South American countries
closer to the United States. He snys:
“Were the George Washington Uni-
versity, today, an institution known
for and wide, is would the among its
throngs of students no small piopor-
11nd Australiu.
could there be to strengthen our press
in attendance at George Washington
world, and especially from those which
ample?
of the post and previde 111 the capital
world."
was given giudiy to the fund the Uni-
dowmcnt purposes, Mr. Barrett got out
speech that was
seething within him. His endorsement
however, wus mcrciy 1111 coho of those
ulvon to the same cause bv the meal
dent and vice-president, speaker Can,
111111, justices of the Supreme Court and
all the cabinet officers. ~
But then, watch the Hon. John Bur-
reit. if tulkutlvc. he has something to
any ,alwuys. ilc lins b11111: rightfully
9"“.de the ”Advance Agent of Amer-
t's. ’
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
i‘)el., snys: “i suffered for yeurs withW
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ii. Pluisted. F. H.311):-
tor and The Clifford Pharmacy. '1'
SHOT IN CHERRY TREE.
Harry Judd Taken to Hospital In Bor-
loul Condition.
“LAKEVIMJG Conn, .luiy ills—diar-
y.lu1ld used 21. a well known young
than here, was taken to tin1 Pittuiloid
Muss. hospital yesterday with 1: ballot
hole in his right leg extending from
his knee to his hip.
lie wus shot by Edward lint-d a son
of F. B. Read. an assessor 11nd well
known mun while picking cherries in it
true ndiolning Rocd' 11 property.
The son of Edwnrd ltucd hud permis-
sion to pick the cherries 11nd his lath»
or, who is demented, bccumo unscruil
11nd going out with 11 till-cuiibcr rll‘ic,
fired up at Judd. Judd'u compunioml
took him home and his condition is»
tiny is serious.
. No action 111111 been taken nguinst
Edward Reed. who bus been illlthtttl to
111111111111 at. large because he has been
hitherto harmless. ,
A MEMORABLE DAV.
One of the days we remember with
pleasure as well 1111 with profit to our
heuitb ill the one on which We become
acquainted with Dr. King's New Life
Pills, the printers purifiers that. core
hemiuohs and bililousuess, and keep
the bowel is right. 2511, at F’ ii. Bax-
tcr's, solidi Norwulk, and ill. P.
Wood's. Nib-walk. drug stores. "1
we...
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SUICIDE IN DANBURV.
DANBURY .luly iii.»0hsrios ill Cur-
rodis. tortysnlne a carriage pointer,
committed suicide by shooting yester-
ulny at his home in this city. its hnd
been despoudeut because of ill health.
and until a few months ago one of the-
tion from South America. {dumps Asia .
What better influence -
tige and standing ubroud shun to have ‘
University representative young men .
from oil the lending countries of the 7
111-11 looking to tunic set them 1111 ex I
but us, therefore, though the
hour is into in the history of the Unit- ‘
11d Slates. make up for the deficiency .
the opportunity for higher education 1
that is expected in other ports of the <
And so, at an expense of $110, which
verstty is raising for building and cm I
ought. and which has been
borne the simmture of
WMerltndo’r his pen-
' 3 no its infancy.
”Wide 26 occluo you in this. _
‘ All Counterfozts. imitations land “Justus-good” are but:
admonish hots. trifle mus Bud endanger the health of
to and (induces—Expo once nastiest Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
(lesions is o harmless substitute for Castor 011. Pure-
g'orlc‘, Drops and Boom Syrups. It: is Pleasant. It:
contains neither Opium. Morphine no: other Narcotic
substance. Its ego is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feveflshness. It; cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
(lotto. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Fldtulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowols, giving healthy nod potato! sleep.
The Children's Pacheco-Tho Mother’s Friend.
cerium: CASTORIA Minus
(r, can. the Signsturo pf
The» A~ if Italian Always Bought
\lh use For Over 3Q l(eQr‘s.
n IIIHMV Um , II, Foil
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A boat and :1 beach is
resort,
A man and n. maid and :1 moon;
Soft and sweet nothings and then
the real
l__’_sysclmlogicni moment :1 spoon.
Coal= NOTICE -Coal
Buying coal in the summeris 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 conl free from dust and dirt and deliver by
a careful and polite driver. Order your soul from us. it will give you per-
fect satisfaction. ,
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
68 Water Street.
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Guard Against Lost Opportunities
By enrolling at
Merrill Business College
for a complete business education.
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
Port Chester.
and 11 summer A whisper :1 promise, mid summer
o‘er,
And they pail in hysteria despair
at (ilut neither icturus in the following
June1
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Telephone 450.
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' South Norwalk. Stamford.
AND
VEGETABLES.
as Washington Street South Norwalir
«sSTORAGEi»
Furniture, Planes, Machinery
LARGE, WELbVENTlLATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OP EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF INSURF’ANCE.
Raymond ‘ Bros.
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Coal and
picture FOR
Bowkor s Fertilizers.
B. Horshfieid & Son.
122 Witter Street.
.l'ii 111, ill "I.
gt”?! kl
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WATGHMAN.
Telephone :94.
Now open for the Bennett of 1907.
Dancing, Posting, Bathing
and other attractions.
Shore Dinners a Specialty. ‘
Especial skeptics given to Automobile Portico. i 11 l
In
Rollo Sis-tins was him on who M
Norwalk Chronicler