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final look:-
Wdifo, laced in a chair before'the
coron r. e was asked: , "~" “ " ' ..
"Dotson remembered” Noriins?” Them Wig." “I, chilifllir
“That's none of your ———- --- busi- Pgmfmw “a, 03%;! W fife-firm
“”1'"'i§“'é”° rovino Relll m u inasmuifd‘omlm mg.“
‘ ~ t is npian ' y c we -
Wamruonuthe back and said: “That it?! it filmfi‘fln’mdh .
is the~firstbltof life lhnve seen you 1:33;! 00;, liglwfifidlgw'g
show (toll Will love you for, that." in none MI Item "hisnmh
.4 ”neurons-Jo emailed» I‘MWSEWW “Minsk. ..
Mlle"! in «h
the two
with;
, M.
rne'i' started In to
bill «more iii!
a we “been
’ reel, “
'fti'otn which’bnli
finail reviling
“Elie viii.-
"have is-
r 0.". b not . .
e ‘ A?i‘lbelii’lil:kcd"hilh whether
so going to make a plea of lasso-
,. 1E5”:
vi OR“: I!"
t "'vi‘riiiii‘i
r," you: re e
”is thecoronor.
“You. i. remember him."
. has . lamina. forward.
“luggaglo'rfian'lovei in no chair, and
detectives straightened him up
:imatioolio look!» the sour»:
ing to him. telling
rioad.
He‘s
curse and ' '
; a»:
pitalauthorltl‘wihndrlii‘ '
ed tho-.‘pollce the (it ' X
w
9‘1 ‘suffic ently .
game gnaddfifism'o
enter: <1.
, ..s
a r um i»
w ':.I?e€i.ruiue.iha
tthst man can, Stun .umn
‘ He is pretending" said
rol wagon Tie the Criminal
building. and had to practically carry
him: into the prisons of Coroner Acri-
;W:irndg‘ appearance when he
entered the coroner's office was any-
thing but prepossesslng. its was dis-
heveled and his clothing, Which
wore on the day of the crime,
torn and dirty. His caller was sol
the, ,shirt he were still bore
bloodhound received the day he was
atrucbodown‘hy Truckman Rose, who
cantor d.,,hitn. His hair was rumpled
d‘li‘is; face bore a troubled, but do-
"There is no God, and never
and there‘s no inannlty in that. Bob
ingot-soil was not insane. and he didn't
'4'
a
help
midi:
patrol‘wagon to tak‘si‘him to
1‘8. ,, . . .
that; e trip Werner satin cheap
Wokthojgpatrol wagon and
, refused to obey the police.
agefilthc twagon started down; -
. . seetto.the ‘f ‘oor
lidsfisd’rggfilhig' helplessly to
[walk when the wagon drew,u0
e_.Mott~ street, entnapce impend-
an:
owl:
”that Aer sill was his I
it ”the coroner.
iii ,
V i the idmontfisoid still of Henry lilo»
a... yard..,who lives in North Stamford.
killed
" assistance was" yester-
iwiti phonev‘nejnripln:
Mimi 111:“ our will!
AW
‘39
: Roghdb‘.
éfol'e
o; sfiaifiWfini bi"
_ bung mmitrodr'miii
. , new i“£§"‘l‘»‘h° - To“?!
orderer, who is sixty years old
ll in. a very weak physical condi-
lthough he has improved consi-
ly under treatment. He was un-
‘hi the assistance
first? «tie
up or? 431‘s
J19
.9
new
s He In attempting. '
tor made no secret of his.
‘- with 1?.) -:tinue to grow] “spirit
lit, '13:”: an,” a German people unbi Hube-
r‘ mlng.
‘ E, assembled detectives had
vlobkuit ,thewprls‘oner he
lr‘is"‘to be photographed
" one hand of the detec4
\did not ask the prisoner
“ , stifle said such a proceed.
flim— ccessary. so far as he was
comrandvmuldvleave' the quiz.»
ecoroner.
Miles ‘Q'Relliynnd his detec-
n‘lpaa’ihd Warner .In the pat-
Courts
other or... Wilson?"
never was."
0
not:
mine
, there it
‘ been
"I
ii if,
, no5
are we
inwards: replied:
was :1an ted
'1'."
W
.. to:
“,time. it’diimi"? ‘
sob. recto
“9‘. j i weight. are
to:tw
' i
.V .
h“ ruff, paidy’ai-hlgh tribute to United
1 . States citisens of German birth.
boy: would be very glad to get
sarcoma: Warner. however.
its» lea e . the. . hospital.
. .1 its ‘fair y carried“ out to
tlas'wg‘onn He appeared and acted
as.
T .“lntq the rear
#03?“ adggiocked
' t the arrival of In:
ngle' prisoner did
lirflmrwithidhousueh batch vofovor».
right. prisoners. He presented a very
MWance. Two detectives had
‘ , (on his feet and he leaned
.‘ his chlnuresiinz .onhis
ug and was soon
he
was
15*
W38.
voice was, so
more insane than "i“:
. nil, , on of the man. and.
*‘wsriloi
i , to b
installs: , a
his vest pocket.
uch
l
suffered burns from which itflis by
‘l‘é‘seen the pain caused b seared flesh,
‘but nevertheless the child has suffer-
‘ d terribl . ‘ .-
Tile!
no not .onro usu-
as o iihafifdodtpoiich. and
9°Wr‘li‘heil'9lmil?‘ . . '
; boat.con§inlng.mat‘cne . which. .hip,
'illo'vm‘di headers in u: boulder rho,
Howard was gln‘itha’ kltchéh. . ,Millltlfé
other chlidrsn, w euwslre heard
screams, and inking? railway enveltopgd
4. 95,-» ll. 1 ,on. ll
him. ”and, et luv-ii“. 0 his 'glrfthlagi
Demure arescobld be satin Jailed:
ghe'ditflewbo‘yxgihddos Was'i'éoyber: 'wgth
1 umya' "ilflhsz'wero'. 9.1"bi'4
terse; by molars“ y
,put,vont; theme-9.. , ” .
rushm’rrlos LIFEI‘
, The most eminentmodiqahsoientists
are unanimous in thewcott‘citrsion that
easonersilv accented iiimltatlim~~0l
uman‘life'vis‘many years below them:
talnment possible. with {the ”advanced
knowledge of 'iwthich'the race Is now
e
. O i t
$99”? .5?
possessed. critical period,
that determines its duration,
seems to be between 50 and 60; the
.p openness of the-body during this
id‘gqsde; cannot be too: strongly urged;
,ca, leasness then being fataiéto “Ion.
aft; by.- Nature’s; best helper after 60
e techie Bitters, the scientific tonic
medicine that revitalizes every organ
of thfisbpdxiz Guaranteed by F. H. Bax-
‘ South Norwaik, and E. P, Weed,
O
ter,
Norwaik, druggistsr‘ 50¢.»
imam TO THE ceamaus.
Governor Woodruff Spoke Words of
.Rr'aiee to Goodwitizens.
Agi'the German only, exercises in
Bridgeport .Governor Rollin S. Wood-
The
governor said:
“I hare always been a great ad~
mirer ‘of ‘the German people. The’
word German is fsynonymous with
prosperity, and wherever Germans are
found they' are'a credit to the com»
munity.‘ They are one of the most
unselfish and public spirited classes of
citizens we have, and I know of no
other class of people who make better
09mm ‘shlp I believ _w anuswd
. one. eye A. ' ““161“th ,every
I believe t ‘* .y appeal to menand
day will an ‘ his idea ot‘fle‘hnab
03198 .83 110
“1y." .
ONLY cone FOR DYSPEI’BIA.
_,Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dot, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia,vused to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything]
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottlecured- me completely."
For sale by R. H. Piaisted, F. H .Bax-
ter and-The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
s‘unus burn" TO FIGHT.
~ LOS ANGELES, Cal., August 8.—
Followlng a conference between ma
polar as the Fourthdfoi.
who Word to fight here on August 16.
and Manager 'I‘. J.’ McCarey of the Pa-
cific Athletic Club, it was announced
last night that the fight had been in-
definitely postponed owing to the fact
that Burns was physically unfit to par-
‘ticipate. The club physician and anoth-
er‘doctor is said“ tohsve pronounced
Burn‘s stomachln such shape that he
would be unable to fight.
CLERICAL CHANGES ANNOUNCED.
Rev. ,illsliop Tierney announced the
following changes yester ay:
Rev. Peter C. Dunigan. from Sacred
Heart Church. Waterbury, to St.
noses, newsman; the Rev. James J.
McGlnness. from St. Rose's, Newtown.
tofit. Francis Xavier. New Milford:
the Revuhi. J
Xavier. New Milford. to Sacred Heart.
Waterburyu
“HMUkAfl A. THE BUN.”
within, King's New Life
snteedlbyr I". ll. floater,
dicta, 36c.
.TINNIBDEE MINER! ENJDINED.
to
ll
‘ late yestsrdey. rest it c
of inter-ts ing with th‘ [basis a of th
Mont .ake Coal“ pan .
oi the company.
up relaxation of.,vt.l:e,caatqen:.,iirst. be-
i i‘e‘tu‘rns. Second, selling only beer and
“ taln better discipline. and thus con.
nagers of Joe Guns and Jimmy Burns " -
HARTFORD. August 8.——The Right
The
. Ryan. from St. Francis
xpresslon as old as the race.
inspiring and setting of the
sun ion a molt-regular performance
in ~tho‘universe, unless it is the action
of the liver and bowals when regulated
Pills. (iusr.
South New
walk, and Ill. P. Weed; Norwaik, era‘s;
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. August 8:-
e'ogAiinembere and officers of the Uni-
d Mine Workers of America.,pistrlct
o. is, at Mont Lake. this county, are
under a temporary injunction. granted
than: >me
y They are
also .tenpccartlytrestnined from at-
temptiawtopemade employee of the
custodians” to leave the employment
_ “tun: "lei
' Utility?“ .
ISTRAW moi . .
Bullock.“ , , punish‘i’wur'Vetersns‘
pment at New Britain. duringh
“when 1:
at its?» 2
‘ of therapies nth
prised his hearers by coming out
He said indulging can, i, r if
“The obioeudhgmmp, ontesn in the
army is based on" he ignorance of
”9%.,th object. Ibelieve in. the
cause a soldierons‘duty. under a com:-
manding officerlf-nnd receiving no pay”.
hhd‘liavlnguo personal-”interest. in the
b‘t‘dount, offisnije‘s. is liters ”likely, ,to ,re'1
flies to. seiln‘to'a contrado whirls ,ul-
ready, intoxicatedany moredrinkI-than'
the keeper of outside groggeryyf'whose'
interest is measured‘by' the financial
soft drinksf, under the, supervision, of :'
superior officers, it is possible to mainv
tribute to the ,better health of the
regiment, than where all kinds, of
stuff? hrs hold linden. no restriction and
to the undoing of all kinds of discl-
‘piine. Third, the quality of whatever
is sold in the canteen-comes directly
under the attention of the medical
'stni’f. and can be‘thiis kept at a higher .
grade than when aduitcratcd for great-
er gain .byibe outeids.sutler.,. Fourth.
'the profits of thecnnieen, while in be
twice eurlcllingIthe individual soldier
.under whose care it maybe placed. ,
yet go to pmvid‘c’ibutter,coffee, milk
and other things not, furnished by, the
i
' government,
. I “Having been president. or the Chap-
lains‘ . Association- at Chlckam‘n‘uga, at
alimevwhenw more than 60,000 men
were gathered there, the largest. ag~.
gregation of scldlers at one pointslncc
the closing ‘of the Civil War, and be- ,
ing by my office brought Into contact
with the cliapluinsol’ all the other
regimentsvisiting them in their tents
andtalkilig over with them affairs of,
all natures, especially in relation to
thellcantee‘u, i had ‘uhundnnt oppor-
tunity for; drawing conclusions. either
pro.or con. and-out of myexperieuce
there where we had a canteen. and
at Camp..’l‘anner,, where we had none.
and at Fort Silerldau..where_we were
hemmed in by theireguiur licensedsw.
loops. l feelwarrnnisd in saying. that
under present conditions, thegrcatest
goodv-Io thegreatesl nulnber.. and the
best interests of the, men and. the
'- uire‘tllc repeal of the law by
- canteen was banished.“
: WU: repeal of the law
b - f a-
senie - ”fly on
Spanish-War .Vetemus. e per individv.
usliy or aMhe national elicnmpment,
which takes place ntiCcdar Point on
Lake Erieropposite Sandusky, the sec-
ondrweek .in September. Rev; Mr. Bul-
lock will be present at this encamp-
ment as a. delegate from the Depart-
ment of Connecticut, and will probably
be heard from again on that occasion
on the same subject. ‘
- “EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW."
says C. (l. Hays. a prominent business
man of Bluff, 100., that Bucklcn's Ar-
nlca Salve is the quickest and surest
healing salve ever applied to a sore.
burn or wound, or to a case of piles.
I've used it and know what l'm talk~
ing about." Guaranteed by F. H. Bax-
ter, South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed;
Norwaik, druggists. 25c.
' M
DIPHTHERIA iN A8V‘LUM.-
Epidemic Feared. at, State Hospital
for Insane at Middletown.
MIDDLETOWN. August 8.—-Ab epi-
demic of diphtheria is feared at. the
Connecticut Hospital for the insane
here.
Five patients are ”already ill with
the disease. and confined in the new
contagious-diseasehospital of the in~
stltution, while 17 attendants are in
quarantine, showing alight symptoms.
The authorities declare that the quar-
antine of aomany patients is merely
I precautionary measure. and they
think they will got the best of the con.
tagion ‘ before it spreads further“
1 So many of thoselquarantined are
Attendants thatyhelp is short at the
institution. whlohls crowded. it is do
glared ,th . a visitor to the institution
relight e disease here. but particu-
isrs srerefused:
. A~report gained ground that there
Woman epidemic of typhoid fever
there. but the authorities emphatically
deny this.
.HEQWOOD" 8.": THOMPGON DIADI‘
find of New woven Banking . House
prim or Hui-t Trouble.
new HAVEN. August amendment:
0. Thompson. a member of the bank-
ing house of 8. 9. Thompson £00m-
psny, died at his home yesterdlil' of
heart trouble.
He was 02 years old... sndn Civil
War veteran. of the Twenty-seventh
C..V. lie wnslormany ampiderman
and councilman obtrthisicity. a mom»
bet-“oi the Fol-it _, o‘mmiselon and
Board of Eduoatibp, and ,was ,at nine
time of his dcathh‘ipolice commission
or. lie was slsopmnemb‘erottho
91
the ,0 d‘rli‘eilnm, .niid..i|iii ‘0 ._
bodies. lie leaves at Milan!» and 0m.
sea
'l‘ , Y‘, 3 my.
; "enema” will? é
was-so vm'
2..
mime i
. in rose 1
'JOhn Mitchell. president n th
gage Workers of initiation.:1:I
M‘iolrilitflmm‘ iconeult-
heaven-idiom: skill wavuiiv
, sorbet, Mid.w:~nosreiief math-iro-
ismirltldnowiiuretrasvmmdad
tom. it has been monomeric
The
0
‘3', ”flemwmfi
“on"! WWI:
squarely in favor ofthe rgsoiutlon. , ‘
‘ value, 8750'.
'iii' senior‘ partner of the ,ilrtn
:0in of Toledo, County andBtate afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the.
sum of monoclonal); DOLLARS
i. ti: .
‘4'!“th 0‘1: , , C “Uh rGatA‘ n!
tho an appraisal. ”spinning; tiger“.
‘ li‘sirview
. do
.. than: all;
techniaxlts amounting
or placed yestor‘
.r.Dooian upon p, _ ,
GliSanford. presldlibiiiipt ‘
i . 40000.: “former Unit-
mul N Morgan.
«at party. .lil‘stheni
01.000. in
9M9 a. memento:
Thresher Mapu-
un’p‘ .i» . .
“ athersurnrislng
till“; the limherty of Daniel
comprising two pieces on
iguana ‘82:;and, [183: lrfig'pl a
j organ W u not: ‘, er
of [the stock ofvi: gate l"cogrii‘iti‘nyl
ingthia oiiya Hefiownod 20. bares of..-
‘he stock. valued “at
, slipoo. His
niend. Charles G. Sanford." had
shares. at $2,000, andhis ,priillerti on
State street, 'formerly the liler b
homestead, fronting 100 feet',.,wss a
Harriet streets,,wns attached xfor $1.2“
000. She ownedlio shares at par
parts (lithe met:
state or'omo, Cit
‘ County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes .oathithat he
ii ,0! Toledo. Lucas ‘
p . Belletmomfii
in who '1‘
0
favor of very beanw’hf
is the . attachment. . n
N. Morgan, lit
High street; house.
Res 01‘. some 0
. . , o
taqhed for $4,000. . Mrs: ‘Clli'tisa'xpropr 50
arty at the corner of Barnum and (t);
0
W‘
id in
launch .
.a or
titre. tuna
o
D
Aug
oak.
ay. .wa
ustu
t, has a big engi
. 3%63hsyalueptthe bout is given
P911 Went ,lbruachl of thaharbor,’ a
is souih‘of EimIIh
lsh’ip shape manner. ,
About 1‘ this morning .‘watermen any
card. ‘
willie in, the ,1
hievss rep
hoover ‘ran 0
. Mn. Stokes says there
lshcd the supp
Brothers boat-
Mr. Stokes deft" “itwtherc last
entively, imailing. nbout,8,. .Illiyerythlng was in
e, -.
s Siokcsifigf‘
r‘d, yesterday mornv‘
. ‘ The pdlioe sent
diatomic; the thief and itho
boat thisimorning. but up to press time
untrue : of.,sltber shad. been found
Odom; long, an
,a
:2
Its. mooriuggplace has been in ,tlie
theyheag‘diha boat pull ,out of the
harbor: No particular . attention
50 paid because it. was srnipnsed Mr. Sto-
f his, fric‘ndswere on
was but little
innit. Unless the thief
en
was
lye
y could .notwet very for. be said.
if ”with the boat had
hanism‘ which took the
place of those parts Mr. Stokes took
out, when he left the boat, with the
iidea of'preventlng‘ jusosuch a bastion
ng.
, ‘of i“, J.
Cheney 62 Co, doing businessln the
4...}.
for each and every case of Catnrrh
that cannot. be cured by the use of
Hall's Cntarrh Cure. ,
“ ‘ FRANK J.‘CI«IENEY.
‘ Sworn to beforemomld,Isubscrlbed.,
my preseasonthlsfiiith‘ day other “
camber. A‘f, D,,‘l8§0.‘i“‘ " . ’
(Sealli' ‘ ‘ awronsasou.
Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cureds takeninten
nally, and acts directly oaths blood '
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F, J. CHENEY it 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Dragging-.750. , , .
Take Hall's Family Pills for ‘co’nstl- '
pation.‘ W ’
3'
new WMFVEg. IN ,SAN FRAN-
' the 0.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 8.-——Col.
William 1‘. Honour of the engineer's
Corps, Us 8. A.v, retired, has practi-
1caliy completed the plan for the com.
probonslv’c improvement of' the Sun “
Francisco water front and the building
of .380 modern wharves, which will give:
sixty miles of berth room for vessels
(engaged in the commerce of this port. _
Col. Heueur's work will be done under
the direction of the Merchants' Com- '
mittee. An important part of the plans
which includes whnrves from the. Pre-
side to the county line. is the proposed
lslais Creek basin,‘ it proldes for s
uniqpe‘lnner,haru_ l. . . .
WWW“)! ...u Isl’nis Creek and nu.-
hill.
«A
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under apositive guarantee to cure con-
I:
85 Washington (St. 39.
A Rich
. can own.
N
that
$14.00 to
and saturd
Jflfii
rural,”
Locking, Blue
distension thesaurus .to a
it wclioressed pin”
a serge suit on so very many
different occasions that it’s one'
3 of the most useful suites man.
it. You can Wear
0W,
$10.50 to $16.50,
‘ were
$22.00.
All Sizes.
34 .to 40.
‘Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
ay Evenings.
H “A. 3;.
Z com",
K ‘ “finite r.
I
2
” The DI‘OD Side we are selling com- :
1
stipatlon, sick headache, stomach trou-
‘bie or any form bf indigestion. if it
fails, the manufacturers ,refund your
money. What more can any one do.
The Clifford Pharmacy and _Plaisted's
Drug Store. ”
MISSING AGENT IN BOSTON.
WATERBURY, August 8.-——Fred It.
Kingsbury. the local agent for the
trolley express. who mysteriously
disappeared from hero. has been local-
ed In Iloston. His wife was first. nmdc
aware of his whereabouts by n tole-
gl‘ttm from him last night. it. is said
that the man is temporarily deranged.
Representatives of the trolley concern
are investigating his accounts and Su-
perintendent Leary. of New Haven.
came here yesterday, but he would
make no statement.
. ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.
. “The most popular remedy in Otsego
County, and the best friend of my fam-
liy.” writes Wm. M. Diets, editor and
publisher of the Otsego Journal, Oli-
bertsvilie. N. Y.. “is Dr. King’s New
Discovery. It has proved to he an in-
fallible cure for ocughs-and colds,
making short work of theworst of them.
We always keep a bottle in the house.
I believe it to be the most valuable pro-
scription known for Lung and Throat
diseases." Guaranteed to never die-
appoint, the taken, by F. H..Baxtor‘s,
South Norwaik, and E, P. Wood’s.
Norwalk. drug stores. Price 60c and
81.00. Trial bottle free. "
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FOUND UNCONOCIOUB iN GUT'I'ER. '
NEW BRITAIN. August 8.—-Mlchaoi
Koptnch. who was taken to the local
hospital unconscious and sulferlug
from what were thought to be fatal
injuries. recovered consciousness late
yesterday and at once started to leave
the institution. but was detained until“
the four the arrested In connection
with the oils od assault on him have
had their cases disposed of. Koptuch
was found lying unconscious In a gut-
ter in the Polish quarter.
urethral“
v llsswhiehg’flr ham
or .0ng
II
[also an 0
g: the
I u“:
no
It to t Off ”"1 .
let-“Mi he no:
‘ifivhwtrifigtin
U 25:11:?th mi“ mud (the id... Wu
ornsuuote. locum-Jul. AIBHJMOWfl-I.
VALUABLE OARLOAD 0F SILK.
“SAN, FRANCISCO, August , tip—A.
carioed of sill: valued at 31350.00“:
has been landed from the Nippon
More and in order. to better insure
its slimy will necrorwarded snot on
‘bsssenger trains. it Is the most val
“iusble consignment of silk receiod in
this port for Ihe“last‘four years.
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STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia... Brio
ailinn hnlm is breaking up Coldefwhenl
ever tried, almost. without exception“.
10. 25, 600 and um bottles. true out.
ford, Euler's an MgPiaidiiid's. ‘ “
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PROMINENT tint) PILLOW alert.
‘Safll‘eim‘ Wallace it. Johnson. of
dd italic?“ Home. in giro;
‘ton.yosterday rec v, a message 11
former Grand: rotary Frederick
llotlllord isive stints borne in
New ‘F-liavsn. , otsfnrd. is. wait
brown to many members or the order
hereaboue. and they will learner. his
i
ml“! and
u
climb-em
one” some: . .
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industrial: with regret;
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PRICES ........
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Baseball
Norwaik Amusement Park
Hoyt’s
Theatre
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evsav eveume rms WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN Ll
FEOGRAPH CO.
Direction Joseph Englander.
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ed Sunni.
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AUGUST 10.
NORWALKS.
VI.
STAMFORDS
Ladies free to
Any boy calling at Adam Schmidt's
Friday afternoon,. between. 1 and 4
o'clock. will be given a free ticket to
the ball game the following Saturday.
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SKATING ems;
309120;!“ rows
Ones ,every . aftarnoon . and, evening.
Hours—2 to‘ it, and B to 10:45 p. m.
Largo now skating surface. Ample
seating facili leader spec
Extra mus (2 every evetl g and Illus-
trated songs by Joseph McMahon at 3
and 9 p. m.
[
uneasiness.
ascension
rice.
the grand stand.
1'8.
HUNTINGTON
AND VALLEY GKOVI; ,
On and After FHIDAV, JUN, 21, 1907:
The Newsnd damn: i
Steamer
Hunt
All. the LstutMovIng Pictures and
5c,10c,15c
Fourth 9am in. the TrI-City League
Admission 25c; Children under 12. 10c.
‘ homesiou, 10o: snares, filo.
when. nicotine.
lesion
nadir: WILLIAM a. vouua, ,
ill ml
“Muscat:
Mon aye and
m. and 5:15 p.
LIAVI NOAWA
Mondays and
endaiiri :llom. .
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:i
t'.'ii
Will. stop no it
1 ‘ days it
‘ri
as Follows:
II" days std
m ,.
Frid
and.
er Niles. Not-vials:
7 :46 a.
hit a..- nominal
eye at 3:46 a. m.
" one: emote
i 2 3 ‘ .
Children. lino layout-s,"
Single ‘li‘are, 26o.
AIM?! ., all”! Mon-
liixourllou. 85c:
J
,;
\1‘ Slidingflouchcompiete $7.15 up. .
' Divan. comniete. $13.60.
‘ . . Crockery. bias
. ‘ . hag-
grad 8 303m: "”. $1 4; yesltgs‘, son‘bf
DANQMQ _I a
nosritai this. _
calvegpyoggrgsytgifwrnoon when her
“My .1 , ,. y: 0" Pinball; a van.
workinfiforr titansw'dianssn. a South
Burnsidthfnrmer, raking hay, when.the
hares became frightened by a s
oiwsreiloreiecbrtausd,ran snorttbrew‘ ‘
the boy 0 the rs e where he wasdrag.
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GENERAL assure PARTNER
.. - ' DEA‘
ST. LOUIS, August 8.——Thomas Mor-
riso at one time"n"partncr,wiib Gen.
- ; .IGran’t in peddling firsWood in
St. Louis, is dead here aged 83 years;
He wa ,fataiiy, hurt In a runaway oc-
cident on Mondays; ,
Wellivcluoiilecoiied
a couple shipments: of
lie
1‘
on
l
more at $6.50 up.
.l;
15:. a. MITCHELL,
FURNITUREelelgbigotJIEFURNISH-
Cor. High and Willem. Norwaik. Ct.
Ylour fruit willmlook nicer. if you use
thesquare shape and white glass fruit
i“ BTAMFOlllilfAugunt 8.—-Ciarance I:
. the Hartford field‘s memberofuhe law llrtn of
“"13 0’ injuries Wi‘fieid it Young, of this city. and of
o‘e: it
‘ a sit-Juana. sinus...
’ ‘Lono illness.
field. Esseistyn it Ketcham, of New
Work.
:0: Bright'sdisease. failowurg a long
Warm"- sickness.
Ville, NJYQ.
«graduated Inn: Trio in 1 77.
git-ea years following his graduation
died at his home here last night
its was born in Fayette-
.Iunei124‘, 1807 ‘ and wait
For
a taught at King's school, this place,
at tho.,.samoz time reading, low. . i-le
lift: “
dietitian to
in i880)
The: larger par
the li‘airti‘eid county
t of his practice lat;
teriy was in New York. lie was for
a few years jud s' of
court of Stan: ordrund for several
firms, president of the
the borough
ioonl Young
en's Christian Association and was
an elder ofutha Presbyterian Church.
is widow, son and daughter
Im.
survive
Going to bull a
m...
while we
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connections
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square ones have lightning tops.
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