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makes 111111 1111711 accepted the Mon
7151‘s platis‘d With the com any Mono
‘diy, one for 2800 91.111111111111111 h‘u‘d
rslnoads. one of f
bony. have examined and tested sam~ ‘L‘
plea of fire extinguishers of many
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‘d‘e‘r‘n soils
of modern busi-
1‘ um and social liter-
strenuousthin illngnv
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tally tor the handling of fast and
“miles at as state l‘uget Sound and
the 001,5111‘111111911‘1'701 ‘
{rout streets. For a
different reason he 11111111111111 engin-
o‘c1s found it necessary to run their
1? ' 1 11111
111gt‘o‘11 will coituect with tho Southepu ‘.1
Pacific and the Oregon 111111107111 end "
~1Nuvigation Company lines, the new
iii‘trr1miin road has been laid 1111111131100."
heavy t‘rndl‘c over the two hundred
11 111111 Seattle” tits reach and Washiug- ‘
1 ion Will enter by a tunnel more than "'
1 1 it.‘miie‘ long to 1117010 congestion ot‘ ira-
ilic on the watoi'
lines underground into 'l‘acomu as Well
1 The grades of the route originally plan 1 "
t‘ed 101' Tacoma were so heavy that or,
dare woicl issued for the surveying of: '1
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tr hbeuii‘b er. ‘
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mind . Iivdr and
a line that would avoid the rises of the
Tac‘o‘ma table land that any road from
the south must cross or climb. The de-
E? Pinkhsm' 11 Vegetable Compound has'
or female trouble and I wish to express:
1 suffered intensely for ‘two years so that
De‘sr Mrs. Pinkhomr—“L‘y‘dii‘i
cured“ may of tho v‘ory £07113 form
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la-Jdlm L. Rogers
and Elizabeth
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28+:Batrick W Flynn and Elsie Jt
Mason. '
23—33131? P. Roland and Bridget A.
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firmer;
‘s‘in Automobiles, ‘s‘Ve D‘I‘r‘uier ap‘d
1 ii platinum-Imus 1.111ey 711111. 1
on E‘NWiCH. Jiuy 17—wF‘o‘11‘y odd
out 1111111511111 Association attended the
unimer meeting of the society hold
8 at the ' dge‘wood 1th Monday
aft rnocn,’ the guests including Sena
tor James 1«.W111s11 of this town
11110111111 L. Lilloy‘. congmssmnu- -at
urge. Colonel N. G. Osborn cf the Now
aven 3011111111 and Courier. The last
two can hn‘rdly be cons‘idmod as guests
as Colonel Osborn is 111 the business
and Congressman Liliey is a member
of the association.
in one sense the members were all
goals of Editor Frederick ‘W. Lyon
othe Greenwich News. fur they met
At his invitation, And 111 a larger sense.
they were the guests of the whole
town. A sight trip in automobiles was
the first pleasure accorded the visitors
It ended at the Edgewood Inn,whe1'o
dinner was served.
Congressman Lillcy was one of tho
after-dinner speakers. In speaking of
the general assembly he said it com-
prod eiavortly‘ bly with that of any other
tat the state had cover
"113‘1 tiered scandal from the misuse of
public fuuds.‘ lie had a good mud to
'say 'for the bucket shop bill and said
‘lie favored a la‘r‘gc appropriation for
$311111 roads; but he did not feel certain
1‘11 11‘ Was good policy to mix it with
the other muttors contained in the
11151111111 bill. The closing part he in
vii é‘di e association to hold its April
meeting 111 Washington, D. 0.. as his
'gu‘es‘ts.
A business meeting followed at
which Editor Woodruff of the ”tub
field Enquirer and Editor E111 of the
'Manch‘c'sfe‘r Herald told of their 611
perfuncés at the convention of the na
tiouiil‘ association. which was held at
the Jamestown exposition
HAT AFFAIRS QUIET.
—
Little Progress Toward Adjustment,
tomb of Matters Apparent.
Whll‘e rumors in regard to lmpcud
111g trouble in the halting trade are no "
less numerous than they have been
during the last ten days, everithing
continues quiet in the trade and there
appears ,to he no likelihood of any
immediate developments. One of the
:most persistent of all the rumors that
has been circulated is to the effect
that the employee of the making dc-
partments of this district wore to‘ sus-
pend work today in the event that
bills of prices are not adjusted. As
was said In these columns a few days
ago. there is not, the least foundation
for any of the talk about an impend-
ing strike and the officers of the local
organizations of the United flutters
‘say that no such action is contemplat-
ed. Confidence is expressed that the
matters pertaining to bills of prices
will be adjusted in due time.
Whether or not the demand of the
National Association of flat Manufac-
threw for certain channels the rules
01! the United Hatters iu'so far as
they effect the operation of the lac
tories having membership in the as-
soclailon. will result in a lockout is
still an undecided question. As has
been said previously the‘llniied Hat-
‘tcrs have asked for a co‘nfcrcucc with
the Manufacturers' Association upon
this matter. The former desire to
meet with the enilro association of
manufacturers and the manufacturers,
it is said, ‘wish to have the matter
handled by their executive committee
There is still strong ground for belief
that an adjustment will be reached
Without. strife. " '
m
A GOOD RESULT.
Under the Operation of the new Pure
Food Laws, baking p‘o‘w‘d‘srs now gener-
ally bchr on the labels a statement of.
the ingredients. onus is of utmost 1m.
‘pori‘unc‘o because of the harmful in-
gredients used in many cases.
Royal Baking Powder is knowu to
he the only baking powder made of
' Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, and this '_
no doubt explains its greatly increas— ‘
ed sale here.
Careful housekeepers are taking sd ‘ ‘
vantage of the protection which the 5
law's afford, and are examining all
the reading matter On the back of the ,1. 1
label before adopting any brand for
use in the home.
When in place of the words Cream ‘ .
of Tartar the words ”alum " “alumi- 3
sum" or "phosphate of lime" appear
among the ingredients, they head the
warning and avoid baking powders
containing these substitutes. ,
FILED 1N 8TAT1£ SECRETARY".
OFFIOB'
Papers as follows have been filed
with the state secretary:
Certificate of incorporation b
Vsunerman Brothers Company of art.
ford. They will ooudluct‘ u plumbin
business. The 01151011 is 12. 000 an
portals” will start with that amount ,
he incorporatci's are William
all of ifdrtford.
the ‘,
1":
Charles 11.. 11nd Edward L. Vandsrmau "
111 11 cells to the new concern at on
time means that the force will liu‘v
to be doubled and the plant run ‘nlgi
and day As they a will be about 30..-
000‘ of the extinguishers placed in use
in Massachusetts, and the prospects
part of the contracts the outlook is
that the firm will be one of the busiest
in the city for sometime to come
The company will start work soon
upon a brick addition to its plant.
which will be utilized; as a brhs‘s
foundry
The companv also has a number 01
large 01 dcis for cold drawn and stamp-
ed steel George H. Carpenter. Jr. is
the manager of the concern
. STOP THAT COLD
or It may result 1‘11 Pneumonia. Bra
ziliun Balm is breaking up colds when-
cyo1 t1lcd,111most withoilt exception.
10; 25 500 111105100 bottles The 0111
ford, 1111719111 and i’lui‘st‘sd' s. “
OBJECTION To w011.111111’131.11«1 DE
A11 attempt was made to run a num-
bling wheel last night hour the Fire
men's Carnival on West avenue and
Reed street but as soon as the charac-
ter of the game was realized it was
stopped The man who was running
the wheel was not on the carnival
21011111115111 just ovc1 the curb line 0pf
‘R‘eed street Before the character (1
the game was discovered by the 0111
cials quite a' crowd 111111 gathered and
business was 111 lsk to. a few minutes
The fi‘romcn liow1,o1vcr are not going
to allow Anything of an immoral nature
111 connection with the affair.
GASTQR IA
MAI LLE ALLEGES INSANITYr
sorvlst who fired two shots at Presi-
dent Fallicrcs the day before ycntcr-
unlined as to his sanity.
statements made by Mollie confirm
the impression that ho is insane. He
continues to insist that ho had no in-
lcution of killing tho French prosi
dent. A bullet from his revolver has
been found iinpesscd in the. branch
of a tree, and this privos that Muillo
fired at least one shot into the air.
LONG LIVE THE KING!
Is the popular cry throughout Euro-
pean countries: while in America. the
cry of the present day is "Long live Dr.
King's New Discovery, King of Throat
and Lung Remedies!" of which Mrs.
Tulla Ryder Paine, Truro. 11511111., says:
”it never fails to give iminedli‘iie r-c
lief and to quickly cure a cough or
cold ” Mrs Pslue’s opinion is shared
by a. majority of the inhabitants of
this country. New Didedvcry cures
weak lungs and sore throats after all
other remedlps have failed; and for
coughs and colds it's the only sure
cure. Guaranteed by F. 1!. Ba tor.
soon: Norwich. and 111.1? Wood, or:
walk drugg‘ists.‘ 50c and 81. 00. Trial
bottle fro
GROCER GUIBBINI TEETH-“188.
13018161011110. July 16 "l‘he third
day of the suites case 111 rebuttal
against William 1111111170011 Was be-
171111 with Lawrence Guibblni, the San
Francisco grocer. 111311111 011 the stand.
He was recalled at the rodue‘s‘t‘ of the
defeiisc. lie was asked a few addition-
111 questions as to ‘geographic‘ifl loca-
tions in the neighborhood of the 11171111-
icy apartment 1191189
Fantasflses
““6168 of association y the Church ‘ ' ' '
solid of Greed ’ciiro
inflton, 11101511111111.1’2'1'1'1111 so
cathar- are Edmund 8,1arr Fred
11m 1111.11.11, Jennie 11 13111119111111 Jams: , ‘
Ida icy.
" Cor ificat s
also his 5 Alfred 8‘1: i’lsno 1
of increase? of cppifiiz'
72.000115
prisli at N w" _,
B: ,“
are the Monarch Co. will get a big "
testified that O'Connell
and features.
PARIS. July iii—Tho court has or-
dered that Leon Mollie. the naval r01
day. 011 the slrcofs of Paris, bc ox-
’l‘h1: rambling
' 11 no. 111th or.
' OS'I'EOPA'I‘HIC‘L
bowels act 11 . t 6 also is
refreshing aéiifiei‘i dgses of It’his
half-csntpry (11311“ rmnedy. 11
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gei‘iodilieslih and p'
quickly
‘ ‘ ls lcxsl‘
1 4 70¢. Ch. 280.‘
with IIII IIIII'IGIOII
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CHARGED WITH STEALI G M‘QLNLEL‘LY
NEW nbNoON. July 16—411711110‘111
0‘,‘Connell ’c‘nnvurlsc‘i“ for his taro
frames, was arraigned before Judge
Cxonln 111 pollco court this 111071110
for theft. in taking 120111.111 a (10.0.
‘ownod by James S. O‘Rourke. of [Tie
Bridgeport baseball team 0"Ro1uke
out near a
chair on‘ which his cost was imaging,
In the office of the Hotel Royal. The
pocketbook which contained the money
Wan found under the window of the
room occuiied 111‘ O'Connell in 1111 al-
loyway on was identified by the ball
player ‘O’COnneil‘s case was confln
nod to July 22. and he wont to Jail
in default of $1. ’10 bonds.
THE CHARMING WOMAN
is not necessarily one of perfect form
Many a plain woman
who could never serve as an artist's
model possesses those rare qualities
that all the world admire. neatnoss
Clear eyes clean smooth skin and that
sprightlinoss of step and action that
accompany good health. A physically
waonk woman is never attractlvo,nof1
even to herself. Electric Bitters res
tore wank women. give strong nerves.
For 1116111177 and Children. yuaytiu'nyyes. slmoioth‘. (yoiveiy ‘smn.
19111 comp ex on unran eed at
1 “I. 511111 Y2“ “07' “0015 Bought F. ii. Baxter's South Norwalk, and E.
P. Wood's. Norwnik. druggists 50c. “
Bears the . .
81mm,“ A good ad. pays best in the best
‘ ' , ' {1' .5 'l 1“ ‘ 1)aper01‘§)h.1
[111111111111111
The Reed 81; Volk
Electricfl 00.
W
Automatic
sofa Bed.
'l‘hcso Sofa Beds are made in the
most substantial manner. The 1‘ romos
are made of quartered oak, highly pol-
ished. d‘hc seat and back are upiiol
stored 111 velour, red or green, and
tufted. 'I‘lie dlvnu can be changed in-
stuntly into the most comfortable full
size bed. The large box underneath
the scat affords suliicient room to
store the bed clothes when not in use.
Prices range from $36.00 up
EA. MIT(‘I‘I'Il'i'II‘ihA
FURNITURE AND Houssrunmsu-
1 ' mos. ' '
Cor. High and Wall 87... Norwuik. CI.
ThoW'F‘oroed} Sale
' ‘ Is
Still
7&21’77
Ii GUTTIEBb
mm ‘AND .011va runmsusn.
. was 1.1:
TREATMENT
p administered by Dr. Jerome D.
1 W111. a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksvilie. Me. This
;_ L modern drug‘iess treatment will
. oevrcolhe the most obstinate
chronic disease. 1
New York office, No. 25. W.
‘ " 42d Sits; Phone 689 ’Bi'yant. Office
days Tuesday and Friday. of such
week.‘ 1'
Phone rays.
4551’ 1
cislon of the engineers was not to
climb at 111. but to go under the city
by a funnel 8,700 feet long.
The south portal of the bore will be
located at the point where the North-
cru Pacific emerges 1110111 gulch to par-
on the why to South Tacoma Continu-
terfere in now way with the city’s, sur-
face activities. the tunnel will emerge
x on the north side where five blocks
have been purchased for lrackngc and
tw blocks for a passeugoi station that
N iivul the projected station at
Seattle in this way the ruinous
2.7 per cent, grade at 11111011111 has
been cut down more than one half.
The effect ‘of the extension of tho
Harrim 11 lines to Scuttle will be prac-
tinsliy 11 double the shipping outlet
of the Puget Sound‘region.
~Don?t ussbarsh physics. The re-
action‘weakens the bowels. loads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's ne-
gulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach. cure constipation.
In choosing a cnvst. do not be
[aided by color. pattern and style
clone. Your individual taste will
take care of that. To be assured
ing for enough undoi'ground not to 111-1 '
at you: and correctness of cut. pur-
dine
' Norwslir 1111111 and residence. '
' is Incas Place.
KEISER
CRAVATS
They no guaranteed by the maker to
west longer. fray less. and create 19»
than ordinary crsvats.
Keiicr- Bombs: staples' in black.
white. plain colors 111d figures. silo
white or black for evening dress.
For solo by
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY and Sat»
urday Evenings.
Joseph Davis
TAILOR. CLO'LHIER. HATTER. FUR
NISHER.
85 _Washingtcn 81.. south Norwaik
New roux. New 11117, N 3
11111171101112 RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect Juno 2, 1907.
*-
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
M.—~12:56x. 5: 14:, 5:412. 15:551.
6: 01x. 8: 16, 6: 50, 6: 56, 7: 54!, 8:181.
8: 40 8: 48:, 9:112, 9: 31:, 9: 53, 101551,
11: 01M:11 163
P. M.:-~12 52x 1‘ 10. 1: 45:, 2. 55!.
3120:, 8‘ 27. 5: 09:, 5: $8. 5: 55:, 8.2511.
6: 40, 61581.71”: 7: 54!, ‘9‘ 572‘. 10: 32.
A. ‘——125211,“‘Is:’iix, 11:11, 8: 117.
9:4
P9: xM.:--—12 55x, 2: 471‘, 2: 55!. 5: 88
5: .551; 7: 00, 7' 10) 7: 54!. 8: 25:. 0: 57:
.10:2
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
0: 55. 8: 01. 8:08, 8: 40, 0100!.
10.04.1110011, 17:03.
P. M.-—12:03,1:04.1:80. 1146.2:0011,
2:53. 3: 31!. 4: 02 x, 4:05.411511. 4:82.
5: 021:, 5: 09. 5: 25. 8:0011, 8: 02, 7t 10.
7. 48:, 11:00:, 9: 841'). 11: 0011.
on. 11.—e: 011,“:7Msi‘, 9: 00:, o 4011‘.
p. 11.—4. 05, 5: 01. a: 50x. 11:31:.
11:00:,12100. :
scorn NORWALK 70 new
1 HAVEN.
A. M.:—~12 08x. 1: 121:. i: 56:.
17:21. 8:115. 9-12: 11:17:. 9:11. 10:11.
11:117x11:17.
r. 11.-17: or: 1:11;, a. 11711.
1 111. 11. 0911,3111 71 11:01:, 11:110. 7101111.
815617.10 21. 10: 011:. 11: as.
clitoral—~21 to and ’1: 26 to Bridgeport
OI] Y.
A. 11.—1220151m111251, 1: 1111:. 7:119.
9:111 111: 17:, 11:76:.
1'. 'M.:-s 44. 7.11111, 3217:, 9110:.
SOUTH NORWALK 'rq DANBURY.
A Mat-6120. 111311 10: 061:. ‘
PiM.1—-i 26,2132 (Baturdny only).
4135:. 5118.6120,16110 7:11.
" mossy yo.
7;. 11.—6115, 10101111.
DANBURY TO sou-rs NORWALK.
“NM“ '56 8111. 1011111 11:511.
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doctor-ed one doorman
on 1y” tum
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and I am now in is
1111 si’lnkham’s
omen sui’f‘oring from any
way of 1111110va 1112‘,“ 13' “
LADIES C‘ATHOLIC
ASSOCIATIN
SPRINGFIELD M1138” July 16. -—~Al~
most 1000 women dele‘gntes to the
Third National Trinenniai Convention
01‘ the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent As-
sociatlon marched through Springfield
s'itiec 3 today, to St. Michael's Cath:
edrul, where they attended a pontifical
high mass. celebrated by Bishop B. J.
McQuaid. of Rochester. N. Y.. The
delegates after the mass, proceeded
to the springflieid High School
where they assembled in the hall for
the opening session of the convention.
After the reading of the roll call. Bis-
hop McQuaid offered the opening pra-
yer. May or William E Sandeison,
Weifomed the delegates to the city
The. ropori of Mrs E. M. McGowan
sup1cmo president of the orde1',opouod
the business of the convention. Other
icporis disposal of were tho triennial
accounts of the rccor,der treasurer
505111 of trustees and board of audi-
tors.
I'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 cure
headache and billlousucss, and keep
the bowels right. 25c, at F, H. Bax-
ter's. South Norwalk, and E. P.
Wood‘s, Norwalk. drug stores. “
HEARST GAle A POINT.
\ll' \1 YORK, July idwE‘fforts of
city officials, acting for MnyOr McClel-
11111 to prevent a recount of the votes
cast for mayor in the. lost city olcc‘
lion, suffered a severe shock today.
when the appellate division of the Su-
pio‘mc Cou1t douiod their application
for a writ of prohibition; Unless‘ coun-
sol 1’01 Mayor McClellan makes for
ihor appeal, this decision seems to
leave the way clear to begin the re-
count, for which W. 11. Hearst con-
tends.
5y duties and was n‘ burden to my family.
to an operation Which I‘ was “N33 fscgpggigg of the terrible trouble
bt‘s‘r hcnltiiotfhsn‘ I have been
This and other such cases should cncoura
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ENEVOLENT COUNT ONIL'S APPEAL DISMISSED
PARIS. July 11. ——'l‘ho appeal of
Count Ecol (16 Castollane from the (le-
ci‘sion. 111:1th courthov‘emlier 14 last,
granting a divorce to the 001111110118
hunt (is Castelluuo. formerly Miss
Anna Gould,Lof New York, was 11151
missed this altrnoon and a final de-
Cure of divorce d‘uiy entered
Attorneys for the count made prac-
tically no contest
Although the count under the law
has still sixty days in which to apponl
to the Court of Cessation upon legal
grounds, the judgment of today 111 ro-
garded as final, lnsomuch as negotia-
tIOns have been practically concluded
by thCh Madame Gould is to collie
the cases of the creditors both against
herself and the count out of court.
A WONDERFUL HAPPENING.
l'cit iiyi'on, N Y.. has witnessed one
of the most r‘emark‘able cases of heal-
ing ever recorded. Amos F. King of
that place, says: "Bucklen's Amino.
Salve cured a sore on my log with
which I had suffered over 80 years. 1
(1111 now eighty-five." Guaranteed to
cure all sores, by F‘. 11. Dexter, South
Norwnlk, and ‘E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
druggists. 26c. ”
BANK CANNOT BE MOVED.
HARTFORD, July iii—After a
lengthy dicussion on the bill amending
the charter of the Brooklyn Savings
Bank providing for its removal to D1111-
lelson, the house voted to adhere to its
former action which was to indefinitely
postpone. This is disagreeing action
with the senate and means that the
bank will not be removed.
Governor Woodruff sent in a veto on
the bill incorporating the Putnam and
Rhode Island Street Railway Com-
pany. His reasons were the sonic as
heretofore that not sufficient cash w: is
paid in in capital stock etc. The house
reconsidered the bill and then passed
'it again the veto to the contrary not-
withstanding.
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