. is... now "
to allow on American millionaire to
slap him heartily on the shoulder, and
» “other to tollliiiiu that. he is “a lolly
good fellow," without showing a trace
of offended dignity, says the London
. ' v'i‘ithits, be In said never tmmormit'tiv t
,. be, e in yesterday ,jtiicrniu’t;
, umber‘ipziiluded the no hilf
optioned it these columns, two
at tromrIiInutli Nut-walk. 'The
' '9 from other towns in the
_ “mgfigfliip‘i‘ds M: couch
exalted of his subjects. .
And yot'no monarch better enjoys a
joke at the expense of his officials, as
was recently proved by a remarkable
photograph presppled by, him to unad-
mirnl who usually acconipiiuled him on
his, yachting expeditious. bu w rbccht
trip this admiral was not present, and
his Majesty, In order toshow him what
he had missed, had a wonderful photo?
graph faked representing a glg‘iin‘tlc
, ch'ed 'for $6. 00.“ I as.
f Béidgoport Is in for $4.-
,3 . illitiiis', cl Monroe,,for
“ stilt f (findrow Nor-
. ., 1“,... ‘19 '
r r ii“ i sit ssmuel in Rogers,
. through ihe water within pistol shot of
rs. te ht ,t no ., _
' shall: all”? ' ills? -in imrrriilwnchl.-, . .
-. tat cunt :aaked‘ in .uw at- 7“ "We "O'lcfiomofionm'ch iii .the
m $1?“ t8 i‘ét Ni (1 {9 60“,” is land,“ Shah Ol‘ Pél'lllil, of Whofn tile following
. a p ‘ .
. Paris the Shah lustas llamas leaving
1 domino I as court. The , . . .
' hfl: “glimmering "31:0 returned to ht)“ hotel. “kmmoafiilthadwobqiice in.»
, ‘ t. . . . 3 90W“ Who iii, ,ydavcomoany hint
he followui‘g‘ 'is' the list of’s‘t'ilis 0“ we” bicycles “if”! 39‘1“" loan
, the amount of attachments: °f thelrmachluespas h s cour’tlmar—
lamb}. Bulkley . r Fairflcid, :1. Shallow chiet‘cha iberlaln were anx-
ir'y. .ll. 'Nlcliois, of Monroe, ‘9“5 t“ ”y them. 119% dlflnlfled, oili-
', “ r‘c W. Stewart, ‘or New- “i316 him never been on a bicycle in
. 31.30 ;*Maryi 3., Beecher, of tiélr lives, and great was their can.
I lwttiwnfl’lliiIIOVWilllam‘E. Potters, sternailon when their royal mastoi-
WWW“; 5750., 0,3,,“ Curtis. 91' Chilimanded them to mount the unsta~
"£900; john“ j . Lake” if hie stood and ride away.
$750. ‘Euonez‘ r,‘ Burr,‘ irill
ator"’of"the-“1cst‘utc- of David “hillfllomnfi Uni'llleli‘ courage the two
blatant. Fairfleid, 31,500; . A. ,(llsiilitiriesmcked up their frock coats,
‘ Rooms, of Fairilsld, 7 - mtsflomehuwastride of their respective
a . ,.,Frost' of Nam ' heels and begandowabble down the
R' ym‘nd of , M0096 Elysees. They had scarcely
, tit; hilli'rtflli‘l‘rumbdii,‘ 0.118.. half a‘ dozen yards. however.
Booth,.§of"8tlisff0rd,‘u‘,500.é .‘ ,forocrashi \vent ‘one machine, and
’ - gallons“. of , Strati'ord, 1119“ the omen-and the gallant riders
‘ ‘ * ore sprawling on the ground, while
l 9 Shah laughed so consumedly at. the
.01, Illusion, 3 50; ,Banlllmlfl .A- Bullc ed to dry his eyes with lils handker-
‘jéy ‘91 Fairlieid, arson,» Emily Booth. Chief; ‘Ail youwnnt. is n. little-prac-
., “0rd, $500; 3, It. Keeler. of ticer he gasped beween his paroxysms
. . “.3750; Ellla M. Jennings, of laughter, as the fallen heroes picked
a t . 1.500: Lewis B. Curtis. themselves ,up and began ruefullp to
1,750: *Mtiry ‘F. ‘Wake brush the dust off their garments.
WWI-5.00? Fred. VJ_ «On another occasion his Majesty put
sport, $13750; Rodney slaverai of his most adiposmand‘ grave
s .. ,, . FairfleldfblflOb: Cbr; courtlers on roller skates, and was so
“pulp; =6, Né’wi’bw‘“. $2,000, convulsed by their antics that he had
Intentional before from this to command them to desist.
y are: Rev. Louis N. Booth, :1.- But perhaps no living sovereign rel-
750; . Ashcroft Manufacturing (30,, lshes a Joke of this kind more heartily
{1,500} Julia Holcomb. $500; Jerome than the irrepressible King of Spain.
0 mt Wilbur A. Gleason, who is never so happy as when he is
shocking his grave and decor-ops cour-
tlers. Only the other day, it. is said. be
interrupted an interview with one of
. _ ills miilllsters to show llim'how cleverly
l9 cou d turn a somersault, an acro
| ,tlflwwfiglfi'fim “I. hatlc‘fcat Which he also performed for
.‘Wwfnponrxf lights? but. lr his. the benefit of Queen Alexandra a short
. _M’g bwwdfffmsfgt in time ago in one of the corridors of
, ' f“??? is uh ., e: nourish Ilux‘clilnghafn Palape,
mas rm , 6 . . . _ I ancls . prnct ced some. cruel jokes
"gigs? §E19?m%i§%fi§§bld ch .tiacpb il’aul von Gunillpg, an cull.
., 2r um; e s . - - men so out st. on one occas on dressing
or m;w:fi fi'i' ‘2,%7i,‘,‘$:{o§;‘ up a monkey iii clothes similar to
on»; ._ . - " those worn by the professor and mak-
BkBEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY. lug the latter embrace him in public
"’1 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ slid acknowledge him‘ as his OWn son.
~
/ , ,' ' Stats League. ‘ and on Gundlng’s death the King had
" ‘ ry, i: new Haven, 1. his body dressed in State uniform and
*Hdlilolt‘of ; Bridgeport, 2. buried in a wine cusk.
New Loud ,‘6; Springfield, 4. 'Ch‘arlcs Ill. loved to go abroad in
mama. 8; Norwich, 0. disguise, assallln his "subjects in the
> ' .. cbarcest Icrms. is would cuter the
. National League. shops of vendors of breakable materi-
fltLlIAtiis. 6; Boston, 3. his, and taking up a mirror or drinking
P lbdolpltla. 4: Chicago. 2. class would lot It fall to the ground,
., Pit burg, 8; Brooklyn. 0. laughing unrcslralnediy at the damage
Cincinnati, 9; New York, 4. that he had done and at the abuse
*' ‘" ' that was showered on him. And, to
‘ ’Aitlerican'tehg'ue. give hilt one more example, Peter the
mileage. 6; Boston,» fr. Great loved at Christmas time to take
NéW“York. 2: Cleveland, 1. part in the annual sledge procession in
Detroit. 9; Philadelphia, 2. which the clergy, gorgeously attired,
3t. Louis, 1; Wiléliiugtou, 0. sloppcd at certain houses, sang it cnrol
‘....~—’—“ ' and received charitable offerings.
."itsiiutins A THE sun."
In ,‘a =,expressi0n a‘ old as the race. TEN YEARS IN BED.
N6 End!» the rising and setting of the "For ten years I was confined to my
mfigi‘giqué "mostlregulur performance bad with disease of the klducys,’
mv're universe. “.1319“ it is the action writes It. A. Gray, J. P., of Onkvlllc,
ot’iji ,liv rand bowels whcn regulated Ind. "It was so severe that I could
, l ’s New Life Pills. Guam not move part of the time. I consult-
3:33? 3 ‘le II. Baxter, South Nor- oil the very best medical skill avails:
- hie, but could get no rclicf until F‘o—
. P. Weed Norwalk, drug
3:8: agglcdi'. ' ' ," loy's Kidney Cure was recommended
r ‘ ,A. {tr ”worst ‘ I J!
, ill in it“? .. ' l .
0%an in One Night.
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th 1ng season in New ‘ _ . W ‘ ~ ,
‘walitlls still several Weeks distautttlifi‘ Seth Gregory, who has been ill with
mum’gfiglgflfggg,ggsflgfllggofi ,th typhoid fellows musliuiinurmdi iyouiigorboys :iisreimicsioicsicuarr‘
shooting season here opens October 1.,
but the season for water birds along
the Sound opens September 1, and
some of the hunters are planning to
stun. little alwibat 3
hello: seasonl begins. it h
i! new aw, reou rug u ‘ "
be licensed is n sportsmun’s law so ill Miss Anna Bill rilu do, Pitlsfleld
1“ xpnerully looked “no“ favorably m 'M s is sicliilin '. mouth witll‘lu Id wi' ' i ll' 1
Iliisivlclnlty where the sportsmen are" as " l ‘ K '9' . g' m D” ”"3 a story to ‘ 9 '0 on
strong. The licenses will be issued by
the town clerk. ‘
’l‘ho local‘clubs have awakened a
great deal of interest in shootlfig and
there is likely to be more hunting than
usual this fall in spite of the license.
There is said to be a plentiful supply
for thi part of the country, but some
actors are already planning for
some trips to the north to Maine or the
Adirondacks, where there is more and
least familiarity fmmwevpu nuisances; liters to
in El” port. lu-roturned and across and: fearsome “9“ ”Mimi“ "gliding
“avanvscpv SHOULD KNOW,"
is: S. skint;tantalum: . M... a... W... or"
$qu SalVPI. l? the qllicklestfbilgd, surest
‘ on us an ve ever app Is a sore, ‘ ' , ' ‘
'burn or wound, m. ,0 a can? 0,. plies. ‘Mrs. James Gray. who Issoriously;
I've used it and know what I'm talk- ii at herliome, ou'Rlcbmond Hill. in
log nbout."., Guaranteed b F. H. Bax- said to be 5'13,“th WWW}?-
ter, South 'No‘rwalkfi nn‘d'
Norwalk, drugglsts. 250.
‘P‘ECU’LIAR ACCIDENT.
Results In the De
. . r
. mi my W of- the’cuses 80 story”lsrtoid. During his last vlsit‘tu“
. P. Weed,
or
am of a Horse an a“
:Tliero was, however, no escape, so- V
DANIELSON, August 15.~—A pecul
liar accident resulting in the death F" ’ "‘ ‘ ‘ ~ .v-
of ii horse lOcculrrcd in this prilplll orglllllexallorlfllxt’f iscuferlaillihg sc
farm, at Del ouvllo, yester ay. ‘1, e, . . ' ' ‘
Leander Cole' was mowing in a field Iidlbor ka' S91”? ,orwalk,
one of the horses attached to the ma- . i , - ‘
chine stepped into a hole with onefoot Re" Dr. L‘ '1' Rldér, of,,S,tu_mford,
and before he could extricate himself
the other horse moi/ed forward so ”'92:
the kn Ves of the. mower struck one 0 ~ , . .
the hind legs or the prisoned horse. was ”my Williams
severing tendons and arteries between
the hoof and .hock. ___._.....
goon pronounced the wound incurable ‘ - ‘
and the animal had to be killed. Mf' and MTS' A' J' kaqms' 0‘ ‘ cw,
ludicrous, spectacle that he was oblig-'
A votoflinury sur-
ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.
C “The mostplopular remedy in Otsego
oun y, andt chest friend of my four , , ‘ . *
”y... writes Wm. M. Diet Miss Ilia 'I‘uttle, clerk in ,Burdctts
publisher of the Olsego
bertsvillc. N. Y., “is Dr. King’s New
It has proved to be no mo
fhilible cure for coughs and
making short work of the worst of them.
We always keep a bottle in the house.
[believe it to be the most valuable prev
scriptlon known for Lung and Throat
diseaisesiih. finalisation Blonnmt dis;
appo at. e aken, y ‘. . er’s,
South Norwalk, and E, P. Wood’s. lhis town, and wjdowmoi' ,Aiidrew K.
Norwalk, drug stores.
Trial bottle free.
BRAKEMAN DIES 0F INJURIES. .
W ATERBURY, August 15.” Albert Martha and Louise, of Mt. Kisto, are
Phillip, 24 years old, a brakoman oli-
hc Nnugatuck division. who was run
over by a train
’i‘hursday of last week, died at. tho
Waterbury hospital yesterday.
on from one of the cars, directly un-
der the wheels, and was tcrrilily lil-
iured. His right leg above the ankle
rus crushed, the bones of both legs
there the hoses were broken, and
there was a fracture at. the base of
Phillips' home was
\dontlcello, N. Y.
”30:23]“ ‘3}: dry goods store, has returned from a
colds.
Price 50c and
l O.
in {I‘hoiunstou on
lil‘
lie. had been cm- ,
)loyod by the New Haven road only Milford.
NEW TEXTILE CORPORATION.
i-IAlil‘h‘OIiD. August lbw'l‘he Aller-
i'olyc Mills Corporation, recently in-
corporated with capital of $1,600,000. _
, The corporation itc- ~
iuircs either whole or controlling Iu- C' if. Fan“ 5 “mm in Stamford
iercst In several mills. among which
lire Alicrfoylc Manufacturing (30., la-
ley & Lord Manufacturing 00.. Hope
Mills Manufacturing 00., and Artisa-
plia (Jordan) Manufacturing (lo.
ACCIDENT MAY COST EYESIGHT.
DAN‘E’JSON, August ill—Frank H.
Smith, of East. Klilingly. may lose the
sight. of his left eye as the result of
a. fragment of a cold chisel
him in the eye as he was cutting a
plane of iron willi tho chisel and a
He went to Providence for
has organized.
striking
to me. It hasI been i; Godsend t8
‘ in" I slo gets more applause me.” The leford Piaruiacy on
t Au m“)i'ble glib, .. Plalstcd'e Drug Store. «-
.V “1:, a. ; f...
Til-P'- "'25
. Guarauliigddo..0ure Any Cough. . 25;
: Olllhliaillcal Cure for” Bronchitis. 50c
" Civil! director in slimmer. .
‘ Childish Throat andlllctraud Tamils.
Onlyi’titililm Cure for Quick Consumption,
Kills filo Qatarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
My hunt and unions flooring.
Elia Hay Feiibl‘ or Money Refurided. 50c ~ $1.00
mm...
flit“! Ill '0 "A"
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Mus-hm
’flniylltiog on Earth That Cures Asthma.
‘Mm Straotomun,m dyspepticm museum stomach.
Miss Florenoei'BuuiidorI ‘liflii been
W
pm ”smegma,“ ,1). It. Merritt ,, as mu‘chased one of
the newast mo cl Qiidillac automo-
hilcs. ‘ ‘3'; II.“ «n. ..
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friends in town.
. J r ‘
Miss bitlicl Gray is spending a week
with her unlit, Mrs. William Cra‘bb,
Stamford. . y . ,
Mrs. L. P. Child and daughter, Miss
Ruth, are spending sovfrai weeks at
Lake Sunapee. ,, .
i
fur. and Mrs. c. "sushi-weep. oi
Philadelphia, are ‘iipe'n‘diug several
weeks in New Canaan.‘ ' ' ' .
.cu— a...“ M
Miss Add Lockwood; of this town. is
Silvermlue "avenue.
Mrs. William Ifotter‘ is entertaininf
friends from Bayonne, ‘N.‘.I.. at ‘her
South Main street ropidence.
W
Miss Augusta Scaffold, 0:, Pound
Ridge, is a guest, of Miss Marion Rae.
'l'iillnntlge Hill," for several ‘dbi’h.
W
end at, her home in;
preached in the pulpit of the Cbngmf
gatlonal Churchfluuday morning.
, 9f borwalk.
who has been visiting, the, ileath sis-
ters, Carter street, has returned home.
York, are guests ‘of,Mr‘. and rs.
John E. Hersnm, Hoyt street,‘ for a
week.
week's vacation spent in New York
and New Haven.
Earl Weed. of West Main street,
'Norwnlk, has been vlsltinig Violet and,
Harold Mchllitu. at their home in
'l‘almadgc Hill.
Mrs. Louise Lambert, formerly of
Conistock, diodslpideph' at her home
In Seattle, July 13 . , ,. ' . .
Mrs. Edgar Iioyt and two daughters,
visiting her brother, C. ll. Lawrence.
South avenue. for a few days.
7. Ned Fairty and Charles M. Grie-
pmmp be] are spending several days in ,the
vicinity of Middletowu. They are
making the trip in Ned's Compound
touring car. '
Mr. and Mrs. J; .l. Kliplum alld son
of New York, and Mrs. George Mc
Kendrick and son‘of New Haven. arc
fiucsls at the home of Col. Gregory,
Mrs. Daniel Heerdt, of Stamford. is
visiting at the home of her duughtcr.
Mrs. Elmer DcCamp, Rock School Ills-
trict. Miss Lulu llccrdl.. of Stamford.
spent Sunday with her sister.
avenue, which is undergoing repairs
and alterations, is progressing rapidly.
The electric wiring has been nearly
Completed.
Superintendent Ii). Ii. Lawrcncc Is
having it new wall and gateway oi
rubble stone. erected just east of the
chapel building In bakeriew Cemetery.
William Sheldon, the contractor, is do
lug the work.
Clarence Kirk. who has been visit
ing In New liuvou, has returned to the
home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Kirk, Railroad avenue.
' where he will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Derby Rogers. of this town, has ac-
cepted a position in the facility of the
‘7 King‘s School, Stamford, for the cnsu
log your. John 'l‘lmycr, iicuiamlz
'Koeler, Jr., George McKeudrlck and
Roger Potter will attend the school.
Rev. 8. E. Lee, whole conducted
the colored religious sc‘rvlcos in Italy-
mond's Hall, ls niukiiig an effort to
clcvato the negro ru‘ca In this vicin-
Ity. lie iius ll. number of colored por-
soup whom he Would like to get locat-
. oil with good families.
shown to [liirfltillii viol’htiilg't’he ordin
unco pertaining to the riding ‘of‘liicy'
clos on tho sidowiiiiul,‘ owing to tilt”
it'll”! have been repaired, however, lil-
‘scycllsts had better be careful.
The Y. M. C. A. camp at Lake Woo
culiuc supported by the New York
~ branch of the association. iii said to be
more successful this your than over
‘ before. There are at least is tents and
, 250 occupants. The camp Is situated
on a high peninsula running out into
' the water. giving an excellent view of
‘ the three lakes. auroral floats and
Ilia-motioned of mountain. restoring tin vigor of youth.
mm» constipation «iii flies. when all also fails. Mill
I’n'fldmta, .‘iorhclioiiilmliim. Kill the polo of lies. wasp or
w stop in I . so am am.
., . ‘ clout mm foli-
li‘il‘hfrilxflfi who cough
ed" ruined tiy grip, church
- the foot of this neck 0 land. affordinit
‘ avory convciiicul pine for swimming
‘ and diving. in one or two places,
‘ springboards have ii if placed at a
considerable height 09th! side of the
vpnllsadh running down’to the Water's
edge. and from have the more daring
ones have an opportunity for high div-
. has. A large cook tent’hiui been erect»
c in the rear of ths,.sieeplug tents;
and a number of colored chefs from
_ New York, well versed in the culinary
diving boards have Ifen placed at
. to appease the ravenous appetites of
l the young men from their muffin)“
wmia. can. in» bu. greatest. fibula
W M In. liver iridescent
“ll 1 boil over Itiil headache Raili-
uioiii. Cum Ill sdyJiiltultiis si
own rim. is bottle of Brasilia
”WHOM“ mug: who!
new motor a mont'n
.' .' lien. or it. / “’9‘“ treatment) 25o“. *‘
iNDfANAPOl-lfi.
admit a sorts... mam.
gr. , 4, . _. ,,. .. .9 .‘r
ills. who cuiicrieuco sluice phenom“
" t ' ' emu increase ill llioif'biliiiitliol. duo
‘NDM‘w the outdoor enrol» and health-
an e
i fun-‘inusti‘bf the young inept
coma bronzsd and robust a tor a two .
visiting friends in Sopiil‘ Norwalk. ‘
A grant deal of loulcuce has been ‘
. toruup condition of the street caused .
by the sewer cXcilvution'. mm that"
art, are constantly preparing daintiss’
\
weeku’ outing at this haven. For the
galore, capable and willing in row the
”WW ”lelihtli of the lakes if nodd"bo'~ _. ,
in order to satisfy the free-loving cur~
Iosity of thoyouugcr folk. Canoe-
lllli...fliililili§. swimming and athletics
lip-o among the more numerous pits:
it mos in and near the camp, ilfld"lmiliy-
tithes during the day there are ex:
okaltiug adventure. in thewoods with
I rgo fish that hasfhson heiikod dur-
I lg the day. A camp fire’i'uikept buru~
i g at a considerable distancel from
ton are privileged finality as long as
M {waiting list than can be, accommo-
tc’d, “when ‘tho: itiinc -of. itii‘yiiig ls
lmlted ,to twowoeks. Services are
.. "lipid regularly twice a week, in charge
«of competent clergymen. and attend-
,ahcc at these iiieelings is practically
,qolupulsory. The camp is well dis-
‘ alpllued and kept In good moral con-
,. ltion my officers of the association.
be are constantly in charge of, the
young men.’ These officers enjoy their
1 outing as much as the boys. inch
o'nestays a limited time and finally
, I -—Aftcr a heavy’l'heal,‘ ilike a simple
ilf‘Doan‘s‘Rogulets, and give your sto-
mach, liver and, bowels .thehelp they-
will need. Regulate bring easy, rc-
gular passages of thebowels. .
. BRAND MAMEERS' DAY.
Annual O'uting andlE'xo'rclses at the
Masonic Home, 'walllphford.
' Grand Secretary John H. Barlow, oi
the Grand Lodge‘ot Connecticut, F.-
und A..M.. is sendingiour thanoticsot
Grand Master Andrew J. .Hallock, of
‘Danbury. to the several kiddos of the
‘ 'stato‘concerulng the annual “Grand
‘Masters’ day" at the Masonic home.
yelliugford. The date selected ls,
‘ edncsdny, Septemberffi. and the in-
vitation from the board of managers
of‘the home ls'extended to all Masons
of Connecticut. their families and
friends, sojourning brethren,'the oili-
cors and members of the Order of the
, nstern Star of Connecticut. .
. The occasion will alsobe the twelfth
anniversary of the dedication of the
home. The grand; master makes an
anrnsstappeal for a largeiittendaucc;
{especiallyaof the masters-and Wardens
(if lodges and of those whohaila nbver
visited the home. Box lunches will be
served by the ladies of Mispah chap-
ter, 0, Iii. S., of Wallingford, for all
who desire to purchase. Coffee will
he served free. Interesting exercises
'lll be held, including addresses by
rand Master Iiallock and Mrs. Lina
Ii. Baldwin. of Wullingford, grand
matron of the Grand chapter, 0. E. 8.,
and other speakers. There will be mu-
sic and rccltntlons. ‘
,ONLY CURE F93 DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of, New Castle.
Dot, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could iicar'of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R; H.'Pluiste(l, F. H .an-
tar and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued August
13. 1907: List furnished from office of
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Edward E. Allen, Bridgeport. stop-
.motlon device for sewing machines.
Wm. M. Ammcrmau, New Haven, 3
patents: stitch forming mechanism for
sewing machines: loopcr mechanism
for sewing machines: sewing machine
throat—plate fastening. ‘ '
Wm. Crossley, West Haven, stick
for supporting shoe lusts.
Frank P. I’flcghnr, New Iiuvcu, blit-
ion.
Wm. .l. Ilayrer, Hartford, drill-
press.
Frank D. Reynolds, Hartford, mnlo
lug complete fuse strips of safety
fuses.
E, II. Richards, Hartford, making
plilying bulls.
. David li‘. Broderick, New Haven, nu~
tomutic japunuing apparatus. ,
Constant K. Dechcrd, Mcridcn, hand
mirror. ' , .
.iummi Moore, stratford, boot hook.
Chas. Newton, Torriugtbn, automat-
ic coaster and brake hub.
"I‘orriu'gion, i patents; two~spccd and
automatic coaster and brake hub.
Jlilllls‘ Ii, Richards, 'i‘orriugton.
transmission gcnr.
. ii‘. Rockwall, Bristol, sectional
crank shaft. '
i Wiicclcr ii. Viblicr. New London.
icloctric installation pipe-cap.
Trade Marks.
‘I‘crklns Iiilccirlc switch Mfg. (30..
.Brldipiport, electrical switches.
Bridgeport, ll iradc-tilurks: Bow nu ma.
meuts; sewing machines and attach-
ments. ,
, mun Gun Bight Corp'n, Middle-
iiel , gun sights.
THE Liurr“or Lire.
, The most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous in ”the conclusion that
human lifeiii many yours’helew the at.
tainmeni possible with the advanced
knowledge of which the race is now
possessed. The ‘ ,
tbii‘t determines. flit . duration.
seems to be betwogn‘
proper care of, inability during this
‘gcvlty. Nature's host olpor fter 60
is Electric Bitters. the salami c tonic
Nomlk, dru‘giiiiits. title,
handsome as the can. . .....s../
who o- ,
Rea
Marianas ‘
Store closes every dhyiét- 5 p. m., except ‘saturd
citing races, both running and boats .‘
ii, largo reptile, 0|““Ii§ll. extraof’illnury
, o, , . . . ., n‘
SlimmerNegligee Gplivlls _
;. .,'..‘. . '.:w,*av "‘ .' '1. ‘
rmentshovv at closui‘g ric‘s.
‘tntiou tlicy1liave changed t it: prices on
the ucgligce gowns, those that are particularly for
summer wear, and any woman who desirous house gown of
sheer dotted iiipslin or. thin lawn has the chance to buy it at .
a price for below the original. '
\{cry pretty models ("if flowered dotted muslin, iii pale
blue; pale pink and lavender, are trimmed with wide embroi~
dared beading at neck and hclt'aud run Willi ribbons.
Formerly $3.00 niiil'$4.‘0‘o,‘ how at
$2.50 and $3.50. "
Long Kimonos of fine ‘iavvn, faced with embroidered
edging down the front and on alcoves, llilt‘ tucks on the
shoulder, formerly $3.25,“ now at,
$2 50.
Plain long Kimonos of figured lawn, faced with white,
formerly $2.00, film at ’
$1.69.
Short Kimonos and Sacqucs of lawn and cotton crepe,
fancy colors, all at like reductions.
Traditional...
This is the very kliiilfuscd for the soldiers? uniforms,
substantial and strong. it makes the fittest outing suits,
and the color is one that does not show soil.
for cliildrcu’s‘drcss‘e‘s too.
tic tent. which attracts the mosqul- * By way 0‘ teml
i be away from ihbislocpers. and it
has been proved torfbe'a gvery good,
V cm, to get rid civilians: tormenting} ’
...lltt'c posit-l. Mcmbe‘ is of thei"assocla-‘
'tioy choose upon payment otjlini '
l soil for seniors uitd“$2 torvjuulors: '
-. nicestthbre is a largernurnber ‘0"
retires to make room for and give recs ~
; motion to a brotlipr oipciul. .
Handkerchiefs. a bar
A lot of‘iilzi‘iil‘li'iicii liélllellCllé'Il Tlaii‘dk‘é‘rchicfs,,sliccr
quality, contain mauufacturers’ inipcrfect’ici'us. ‘
no holes, simply an uneven thread now and then, but hardly
noticeable. It is a grade worth from 17 to 25¢ each, but we
offer the lot at ' ‘
id as. each.
Q.
Good stuff
There are
Rail Plates. Doultou Plates with pictures and conven-
tional patterns of unusual colorings, 25. 35 and 50c.
W
Th'uiid'ali' billing iii.
norm-rs.
iiin ll
spoons mars?
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION-10F: OUR REGULAR
- ul’i‘
we, 150,.25c and 60c.
sansmus ‘iN MANY OTHER optics
Wan——
Chas. Newton and I". E. Brown.
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whsnmorou'sr. , ALK'COlvhfl
“wherew-
Milli 3, ii
sin Washiiooii
Wheeler and Wilson Mi. Co.
‘clilluui and their parts and attuolig
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the generally accepted limitation of.
petitionl period.
6.0 and .60; the
. bonillNoiwalk.
decade cannot be too strongly urgotlz.
carelessness than heln fatal. to low.
we.
medicine that revltnilii‘cs every organ '
of the body. Guaranteed by. it. If. Ila»
tor, south Norwaik, and iii. P, Weep; ,
l, ' it’s a. woman's plain duty to be so
NUMBERS AT
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