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ad tags 10) the unveiling
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glidehlllofl‘a bf‘lllid
o it a. surface of 65 square
8 VI: is believed that it is one
gv'g‘oat 9191' cost in the United
mm 11111119 can. it sum or-
Marvin two'taet deep 111.1119
g1: 'lnllcl'fptlons dépltzt-
a n'lurino history of Gloucester
11199111.... Senator Henry Cabot
311%” was the orator of the day. His
'1': was of a historic nature dwell-
Ir'bly on the history of the first
who land d.I on Gloucesters
086.1“!!me
We at am wills-i
P? 'R We mother canola
lcli‘ t 9 61.101111191111143»..-
usalnn, Italian, Belgian and
mbassies'fdléb were re re
‘ any cases by the m nl‘s~
i1 Ndl‘who have their sum-
591.11.11.11"... ,
'altarclscs included, besides the
V mmbodgeaVadtinsaesv by
Lisa pant Govenor Draper and Am
bud ryoo and the recitation of
{mid di'tVVV 1119 211111110111, Mrs
answers, or New“
ladlson J. Carwein, of Lex-
9‘3.“
allidlitfcr llVfV- ilohn «Hays .HVVath-
,the 0th African engineer, who
V '9. of O'Bhe 111,061: Interested
in‘IVthe project, as sti’ acted to” per-
form the act of unveiling.
Senator Lodge said In part:
" the. be using of that historic
_ “a one great and earliest
. lidl‘fll drill using in the “'VV?”
000‘ ion the Euphrates, t is
hdl 3111111111; Which marks 'the hood-
dilly hf gilliassachilsatts Bay‘ stretched
out .thQ the ocean just as it does to-
day, ‘. -
”"It‘was 41919 In 1602' that Bartholo-
mew Gounold ls believed to have made
land when he first emerged from the
wastes of ocean and in 1614 Capt.
1651i Sn‘lilli,‘ ”explorer, discoverer and
of. 11‘, first settlement at James-
to V’ ‘c IVrVil'ch‘Ved this region New
Eilklli'nd: *ngave to can cope here
the :Iantasiic name of Tragabigzanda,
but it was laterfchristcnti‘d bVVV Iht‘mor
ne 0 Denmar y 1‘ nos
Chaglgsabf ngl'an‘d, her son. *
"81': months after the voyage of
cast "valiant saint the famous landing
at Plymouth and the cstabllshmcnlf‘o}:
that a arable outimentu nw c
and fifigstowh lVlic' fou'Vnlelt‘chVJ‘Vers of the'
United States were built
"The actual beginning of the settle-
ment lit Cirp’e it’ode‘ was made in 1803.
who’ll a'crew 1,21 men 'from a fishing
ven'a'driahdad 519.111.11.11...“ 111911
were not long left alone, however for
that very year when they were estab-
llsfiin‘I thlpmseivcs at this spot mom-
hers (if 't to Plymouth Colony secured a
title to C 9 Anne and effected a set
tlémmtt-I ring tbst-yearsnd- formed
an colony with the fishermen. They
Roger Conant as their fllst gov
.11: "fl ‘1628 Conant took his people
to? o‘: n 't where Salem now is.
' ”I "'Ioo often overlooked that 0011
an d 9 great Puritan 5911191119111
111105, 1:31 lion found a small body of
Eifll already cslabllshcd at 8111-“
901.? {addict and his men did not make
amp: rent settlement at Cape Aline,
lui ,‘f! , or down the bay‘ they began
lh’ V cm whlth grow into the
col' ' f“V assachuseils.
»" ,, l? illncnt we dedicate hora
ll'édr -. arm the first plantation at
Sill Flmugh they failed to make u
pe'l'. Vdsdtbioment helc they made
_ dr‘mancnt settlement on this
coast which later, developed into tho
state of Massachusetts The. moon-
11111111 which we misc here today com-
ma ethics that art of H1911 wmk
wh' [Wild done 91's, '11s a stopping
atone V'ld greater 111111311."
MIDEAGE FEW HEGlBLATORVB.
Will VAVmcant to About .82000. Nurly
_ the Same as in 1395
To o'lilclnls 'of the compirollors
office are busy just now making up
the mlllcugc account of the lust p.919
salon of tho groom] asscmbly. Tho
marshals dVVVVVVV quits prompt I11 scndlng
no i. Magdalena office the pillar
use books that yo not been entirely
unad‘.‘ I’libt' that‘s no still number of
books outstanding. They .cannot its
used now. They were good only up
to the day followingmh the adjournment
of the gen
.VV llVlViVlo leV we this
fort
11am 0 . Mll-
fort ccnstituéouoimonvan on was
magma go a 11 do
till" 0'me '1’ t'V-rlld'l’dgnl'
VVVVtVVVV'W 6“?“in
Film!"
{I 11101
”Counterfeit Detector has a fine up-
‘ [veal-once, loitering and milling being
, mill, or- no yer. new f. 30%;,” ‘3‘“ “a" a”
- peclh‘lly on the edges.
' bad ring. if of correct Weight. they are
' 'VfiiVVVVVVV 115g}... {mammal
4
lama '
Vt Ill erous cotmtorfelts
hill atfilcfi from in die and are usual~
IyV icitations of gold coins Molds of
various kinds are extensively used.
but counterfelts so made are inferior
,to than» warmth a die
c'nhsrdla atolls coast line accord
11‘ to Dickerman's ‘ultod States
sharp and clear and the ring usually
11 ii 6.111111111111111 almost per
out Vfacaial has of nuino. .fl‘hey are
.llbli'a‘lly 1111-1111211. rt wdight,l1ow-
over. and 01019erer reading nouns
n' genuine. Many
can no stirs full weight: :1,
"'111 cbhnt‘ r‘fél‘ts made 11611-1. a mold
lettering, mllllhé‘ mid 1.1.9.1111... are
usually poor, Weight very detective;
the coins lack tho sharp and clear
,out appearance of ginuiuc coin. Most
counterfeit lvci' cons l’n circulation
dds from molds; as It Is an in
W’fdl’m Uf' 'cill'lnlelféltin‘g
some ‘fthV‘VVVir opinions hays ‘b’osn proI
added ‘In th sway, but nobody they
1111 much lighter than the” genuine;
and If of required weight differ in at:
ameter or 1111111119111
Various metals 1119 used by counter
feitdrs". principally platinum, silver.
copper. brass antimony aluminum;
hind. typo metal. lead and their 1111.‘
merous compositions. ‘ V
Among the most dangerous (1011111ch
felts of god coin ale thuso ol‘ .1‘
composition of gold, silver and cop-
per. They are a low grade gold, and
the acid test shows they lack tho {1119'
dean of standard gold used by the
1511111111 slates M1111, which 1100 11an
rage eirom 400 10800101191011
11111111. colinterfclts are dangerous, as
the metal used gives required weight.
and they ”WU heavily gold plated.
When they have been In circulation
for a time the plating wears off. 9s-‘
'oxle't
The most dangerous counterfeit of
silvorIcoln ls made of a composition:
of Antimony and lead the form9r met 1
al predominating Those counterfclts
are of thé dollar; have a due appear
ancé‘, are heavily silver plated with
fair ring; some are. only slightly be
low standard weight .
Some places umoag the smallcr
coins are made of brass.st1uck from a
die, and when heavily plated are 11111
inlIVtatibns. They i‘ack tequll'ed wclght
except in a few instances Countel-
fel'ts of type metal, lead and other
compositions are much lighter than
genuine, those having required weight
areImuoh too thick.
Genuine coins of all kinds, for the
sake: of gain. are tampered with ill va~
lions ways These operations are con
lined almost exclusively to gold coins
which are sweatcd, plugged and filled
Sweating is removing a portion of
the gold from surface of coin. The
process does not interfere with the
ring; as the portion removed Is geo-
orally slight. the‘coin Is left with a
very fair appearance. weight only be-
lng defective. The principal methods
of sweating are the acid bath. filling
the edges or recding. the operaiol find
log a progt in the small quantities of
gold replayed f the numerous picc
’f‘heV“ v'cra é reduction in valor
of-VV cdlns s ‘VVgVVVVV d to these processes
Is from ddfe‘cw é oath to one tenth
'Plug’glng 11 due
the coin. extracts {he “gold and fill-
lull; lh‘é cavit inch a cheaper mater-
The 1111 Vér colds—double eagles
sand 'csgl‘e's ($20 and $10 pioccs)—ale
used for 11111:. purpose. 'I'qules are bolcd
into the co'fn'from the edge 0r reddlng
the gold extracted and cavity filled
with a base metal The small surface
of the Iugfgfhg material where it
shows 0 the edge of the coin, is cov-
ered with gold and reading retouched
with. a did or machine The average
dons in value to coins treated in this
way Is from one-eighth to one-sixth.
Coins of this kind are vcry dangerous
as they are perfect in, appearance, the
edges only having been tampered with
Filling In most commonly done by
sawing the coin through from the
edge or reedlng removing the Interior
portion and rcplaclng It With a cheap
metal Coins of all denominations
mrl‘lnrtor eagles to double eagle
me so jactcd to this process. When
platinum ls used to replace gold can
tl‘actcd the coin has same weight as
genuine. By this process coins lose
four- fifths of their value. as the 01132
lnal surfaces are loft only of paper
thickness.
When edges havc boon covered with
gold and reedlng restored tho coin has
the clinchrance of being gcl1ulnc,huv-
lng ('011'991 sizr,2 and weight and a full‘
ring. 90111911111911 lilo covering of gold
on sages In so thin that filling can be
distinctly soon Whon other and lens
yfiborlng holes in
costly filling than platinum Is used ,
coins are of light walght and have a
too thick.
'Audtbor method of hlilng ls sawing
the coin partly I11 two from edge or
reunion: on our2 side. leaving a thin V
and thick portion 'l‘hc thin side of
"l‘h‘c ‘coiu is lllllll'll buck and the gold
cxtrnctcd from ccnlor of thockor par. .
lion ‘Thc‘ vity to illicit With has.
111111111 ahd si on prossod buck Into or-
..lginui .pouiylon and soldered or brazed '
together. t is dillicnlt to give average
loss to colon fronted In this manner.
as hardly any two scam to have the
some amount, of gold 11111911 from than:
For detoctlng counterfeit coin. com-
para More”. also. would. ring and
11ng .11 pneumatic with genuine coin
1110691100 and 159111;... The thror
lkliti' tllamotor and thickness
should or applied. to 111 is almost im-
ZillVVVVVVlVVV’ cfor ills countei‘fstt to com plym
li'illig three lasts without using
igual'lihc metal: .
x
‘ 21,195.91 like to "be do VVVthoV ocean in a
"AVfraVId of pumping 1111.. 11111.. other
host”?
who; It isn't that no 11111ch Is the con-
'41.!
tonnes 111131.391. pic
15. -—0ne of the features at the general
confel'cnoa for Christian Workers,
which is now holding a very success-
sub-(101119191199 on pastoral
ism
gathering and oldest son of the ovanl
gellst who foundsd all, has been hold;
ing a meeting every 'afternooh.
ministers and evangelists who are al-
cim
mooring was arranged for them.
The confelcncc is one of the has
over ‘I;hsId The buildings of Nortllllcl
whiic touts dot the campus two bun
pines, the rustic cottages and boardln
houscs arc full, and at the Hotel North
is oageliy sought. Howevel, ovary
tented us all wear theI
The newest addition to the plutf‘ov
ls lVl9v. l. Stuart Holden rector of St
'Pnul's Chapel
111111 that thc challmau has asked him
case. which begins on Ibo-20th. Ho‘
bus consienlod to do so. and give all
least ten lectures each week untll'Sop
tembcl 1. Dr. Arthur T. Pierson edit
or of “’l‘ho‘ Missionary Review of the‘
world, i“ will also be in Northlleld 111111
at. Mount Hermon during September; 1
0n Sllnliay,V.Pl‘Vofesaol' James OVrr,I0f
Glasgow University, whose recent
American lecnnes bu the "Virgin
Bi12th"I set theologians talking. preach-
ed to ‘a packed auditorium D'r. .
Campbell Morgan lectures daily on
“Romans." Charles M. Alexander the
gospel singer whose “Glory song' has
:gons over the ‘whole 'wm'ld,‘ leads :1
song servlco.- end an outdoor himscl
service meeting is held on "Round-
Top." Where D. I). Moody is buried.
Baseball betwoen the different dcnothIl
'191 Paul 5). Moody“ s'nmb‘a‘gemmt. arc
the lighter felltm'e‘s 0f‘ the pi imam .
WWW... .
-, «1111111111,», turtllrlng skin- eruptions,
Ointment brings quick relief and last-
disflgure. annoy, drive one wild. Dodn' s
lug cures. Fifty cents lit tiny drug
store. ,
, , MW
V Vcwu. euclussas.
Connecticut society Holds its Annual
Meeting in Waterbury.
WATERBURY, August 15.———Thc
Connecticut Society of Civil Engineors
held its summer meeting ill-this city
yesterday, soloing here from New lla-
ven on In special our over the new
Nougatul‘k Valley trolley route. ’I‘llcre
wore nearly 100 in tho ' party. and
luncheon was served at the Waterbury
Golf Club house about 1280. .l. .l.
O‘Brien. of the O‘Brien Contracting
Company, was tho host at. luncheon.
The party then inspected all thy.2
rullrbad work that is being carried on
I11 the city and visited 'the Sewage
Experimental station.
The society went. to Cheshire this
afternoon, where a ball game was
played between the single and married
‘men. Dinner was served at Scott‘s
inn after the ball game.
The officers of the organization are:
D. S.‘Brlnsmade. Derby, president:
president ;
Haven. assistant secretary.
Derby; Robert P. Lewis, Waterbury;
Pmtdorford, New Haven; it. A Cairns
Walelbury; Arthur J Patton. Water-
bury
County, as.
is senior partner of the firm of 12‘ J
City of Toledo, County and State sfors.
Hull' 11 Cniarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
somber, A. D., 1886.
(89111.) A. W. GLEABON. .
Notary Public.
Hall's Catsrrh Care Is taken inter-
Saad for testimonials Iron
8qu by all Druyglsts 769.
Take Hull's Family .i’llla for constlI
nation. .\
{V NATIONAL WINE CONFORATION
MOE
Til
NEW HAVE ,Auguut
lCurtias. In tho Vupsrior 0110th today.
authorized ‘ll. binart Hotcnkian and
Frederick B Furnsworlh lccclvcrs of
the Natloly‘l Wlm Corporation.
turn overt a unsold or the corporation
in their possession to tho truutanaI
pointed by the 1111111111... co in, 'l‘ln
order 9.1111111111111111 to y wll out or!»
1.111.111. application ‘for 1111 order in
111139 lit the lbrnin own 11 been
brawn. The not see using at
ill: a rcc'olvors who also preach ‘d and
it proved today. It dates to Vlfly 31
m the date of 11111 receivership last
camber and sh a that they had
room is of 34151.1 .81 and disbursed
Milli? 89. till leaving a battalion of fifth
171911.711 111911 of the chromatic
are van 1111 $4,310.06 7% of Whizh
..626 48 is in actual 1110.11.11.11
lilo 15111111111191 in chosen I11 ac lion and
good «1111.11 discharge will be grunt
‘ on in September.
~V‘Oriuo Laxative 11.1111 syrup ‘Is sold
rider a moduli vs 1111911111111» to cure con.
headache, 11111111111 mo
'11 1111' 1111 m 111 lildigeitlail'. 1111
the V€11instructors“ refund your
his more can any one do.
all the timo.”~Niliith o
did, gflVVVV'Vs birth to
'VV'VVVVV VV'VVVVonlVVch's boom“ and ltVVs'euVV
his“ 1.111110%,
“AWWi:
"1 a“ ..1.
1: 01111111 Pharmacy and VPlaIslod‘ll
y con.
sas'r nonruvllllll). Muss. August V
fol twantydlfth scallion here, is the
evangel-
Northflcld wants to see a revival
in America this winter and to that
and W. R. Moody. chairman of 1119
TIN!
loading the conference. have met daily
to consider the best methods for cvull"
golisilc effort. and everyone In very
optimistic over the anticipated result.
As {he ladies did not enjoy being 91:2
91] from these services a special
Seminary are full. nearly two llundrerl'
dl‘cd men are also camped undér' 'thll
field. which I) )1. Moody founded roll
those who wished more of the “uni
neccssur.les " a rot in the l'cuding- roonl
body In taken 91119 of. and seems 9011i
Northllolll
smile. and still more is room for morcl -
London. who is now;
lecturing daily. He has proved an popl,
to remain over for the Post Coilfcli
1When the baby does not thrive on
to substitute artlflcIVa‘Vl food for the
n‘l‘oth‘or's milk, the physician should
ultvays be 091181111110.-
111111111111 milk. Isl recommended by
the simplest and most reliable and in
‘oltpcnslve way of modifying milk is
with the use of Justfood. -
It requires no cooking, 1111111117 fresh'
I-tho required buns and tooth forlmnl.
material.
Tmllk often results in serious disordgra.
some other chemical to secure the re
ftc'ntlon of the food.
food lcgnlatos the bowels perfectly
obviating the use of medicine.
‘ At. all leugglsts Sample
sent f1'99.Justfood 00.. 100 N. Flank-
Iin St, Syracuse, N.- Y
.:—,
‘SVUPVERINTENDENT DUNN RE-
the llerkshlle and VNaugntuck division
Hur'tl’old Rulll',oad has resigned. Mr.
Dunn held the position with the rail-
lllVaternulmllk, or where liffilmdcessary ‘
exports Volt‘ the feedlot of biiblefl. add ‘1
milk perfectly dlgcstwlblc and contains
Ordlnmy milk should ‘1101 119111911 for
baby, while funding with condensed
requiring the use of limo water or
‘A baby living upon Jllstfood always
holds it down, as it. is physically the
name as mother‘s milk. Use of this
package
ofI'tbo New York. New Haven and
load for 11 great many yours.
‘7 a 1111 again is '
Now‘nnka the mammalian
‘V’Wllat . 9.1.11-
. W. ,
“\’i’Vl1,\'.Vihnt you’ll dlgV up lilo chain
of the divorce suit yourself" ‘ "
”101911 19 groom realized that 19
wall” 111;. for keeps. ”Philadolp is
Ledger. .V is} d; - '
Notice is V'VhVé’rcby given to every 1191'-
son Interested by reason of his land
being taken 'or benefittcd by tho fill
lowing proposed] improvements: 1 by
"laying out bud grading Woodwaid
avenue. ilolu Meadow slreot to the
city ”119,80 that said avouuc shall be
and the grade thereof substantially on
the mascot V’glado of the avonue. valid
In 1110' layout of sidewalks on odéll
nidl2 of said avenue substantially six
(6) feet. in width and in tho deslgVila-
lion and establishment of 11 building
line on each side of said avenue sub-
stantially as follows. viz.: a. line
manly (20) feet 1111111 the‘ inside of the
sidewalk line on the easterly 91ch Vol
said avenue. from Ilurlitt avoil’ue
. 31111111111111 11‘ litre fifteen (15) feet 10'an
the Inside of the sidewalk line on the
SIGNS . westerly side of said avenue fr'onV
NEW llAVEN,A11gunt 15 .—'~Josepl1
H.‘ Dunn. csalataVnt superintendent of
Meadow street south; and by laying
out and grading llurrVItt avenue, from
Quinturd avenue to the south sVIdc‘ or.
tho. bridge crossing to linrritt IslandJ
so that said avcuuo shall be substith-
liully forty (40) feet in width and tile
grads substantially on the.
present
. guide of 1119 avenue and in the layout
A
nations and a tennis tournament. on '
arc the only
vcry flue Black Diagonal Sillifl.‘
which we I11
Only 15 of them, so come, early.
Open Monday,
VVVaVIidV Sat
Tailor,
85 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Biathlon:
Fu'rnlahar.V
slzos we have of 15
we marked
$5.00
in closc.
WEDNESDAY
u‘rViia‘y 2119' ."V. 1?. 1
. ”“543
of sidewalks Ion ca‘ch use of. said aye-
‘nuc substantialh six (ii) instill
1111111181111 ny“ uylug out. 111111 glad-
illg liivcls street, from Woodward 11ch
hits to Quintard avenue, so that said
direct shrill b‘e‘ sllbstliilil'lluy any 50‘)
19119119911111. and the grade subs an
tlully on the present grade of tho
street, and in the layout of sidewalks
on ellch side of said street substan-
tiuily seven (7) 191112111 width; and ill
the. estimates *an‘d 11111111111111 Vof benc-
fiie or damages, as the case may be,
resulting ”in
of persons from the taking of land
for the public use as 1111719911111. 01'
from such layouts; gradings and as.
tabllslunont of sidewalks as aforesaid,
and horn the designation and estab-
lishment of building lines as afore-
'slll'd. that a mVeetln’g of il19 Council
of this city will be hold at the Coun-
cil chamber, August 27.1907 at 8
o‘clock p n1., when said Council will
hear objections to such layouts and
gradings and ’to the descriptive sur-
Ivcy of said avenues and str,ccts and
to the establishment of sidewalks
thereon, and the estimate or apprais“
al of bencllts or damages. as tho. case
may be 19sulllng or seeming to any
11919011 01 1191110111; 110111 the taking 01
land for the public use as aforesaid.
or from such layouts and gradings.
and establishing sidewalks as afore-
establishment of building lines as
aforesaid. and will also hear all par-
ties interested in relation to tile ac—
ceptance of the reports. I11 whole or
in part, of its Committee of Free
holders appointed to make such lay-
outs and grudlngs and to establish
said sidewalks and to designate and
establish building lines as aforesaid.
12
5 .1
and I11 regard to any modification 01'
change of said reports.
United 11.111111911111115
EdwardW. Bush, Hartford, first vice-
Frcderlck J, Easterbl'ook,
New Haven, second vlcopl'csidcnt; J.
Frederick Jacksou, New Haven, scorch
tary-treusurcr; Edward E. Minor, New
The directors are: D. s. Brlnsmnde.
Charles W. Eddy. Waterbury; John Ii.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
Frank J. Cheney makes oath thbt he
Cheney 81 (30., doing business In the
lid 0‘08? 00105103060310;
for each and every case of Calarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presenco. this 0th day of Da-
bully, and acts directly on tho- blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
19,1. country a 00.. Toledo. 0. V
.1 no go
(0
ll'
HOYT'S THEATRE-BLOCK.
Expert Eye Speéitallst in Attendance.
Hours—8 a. m. to 3., p. m.;
d3!) 1° P-m
Factory. 136 East 23rd at.
Factory, 116 East 23rd St. N. Y.
Electors Muslim
Mayor’s Office.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
’l‘o llli‘ I'lli'f‘Im‘s (1f the City ()I‘ Scull
Norwalk, (lrocllnu:
called to I112 hold at Arlon Hall.
said city, on the
pose of approving 01‘ disapproving Ill
act 9ntiilod
llonrd of lllfllllliltlti and Taxation If
the (‘il1 of South Vorwnlk,"
the
its .llllllllll‘i scallion,
Booth
1907.
Norwuik. August it. 1007.
CHARLES E. INN'.
Mayor of null! (Elly.
Satur-
A 1119911111: of said (doctors is llul'oby
I11
Bild day of August.
1907. at 8 o'clock p. 111., for the. pur-
“An Act Concerning n
lltlfiflflll by
lcucl‘al Assembly of this sloth at
As contained in the report of the
Committee of Freeholdors, there will
be no damages or benefits accruing to
any person by reason of the layout
or grading of Woodward avenue, and
the establishment of sidewalks there-
on aud the designation and establish-
ment. of building linos on sold avenue.
The following Is a list of the per-
layoul. and grading of sold llurl‘ltt are
11119 and tilt2 cslubiislnucut ol‘ side-
walks thereon. and assessed benefits.
and of the assessments contained in
lilo roport of lilo Committee of Free-
substantially lorry (to) foot in width!
accruing to any person ,.
said. and from the designation and :
sons whose property Is affected by the
VW ‘aV
Nilllwmfl. built! 16 Who tarry;
fourth reunion at t' _ wantyf all:
1191111119111,c.y"iiis‘mdbcrc b ar~V
There was a business meeting 11 lbs
morning "when rcp'olis wars board and
01111111111 dientéd. Treasurer Sevln re-
ported that the sum I11 the treasury
nbw'llm‘ount's to 194 and that the
‘IVlVloniini‘lunt filnd ‘ as increased to
3341301019 following officers were
Voleclod:
Prosldcui-wCapt. Daniel Chumpllu.
..____. Potter Hill: first vice-pl‘csldcnt———
Chandler Morse, Putnam: deccnd vice—
president-“Albert 0. Read. Middle-
town;tl1ild vlcc 111911lllont-Jollll l.'
Casey, Scotland; secretary and treas-
l'l'nlglillllon
hollows Bar-loo of
Chan as V
on Barksh re Road.
,. lVVl . .
noctsd with the Berkshire and NullgaV
tuck division bf the New Haven road
since the time when tho memory Vof
mun l‘unuclll not to tile coullul'.y has
resigned. Mr. Dunn has hold the posi-
tlon of assistant superintendent of the
division nsm‘e'd, for the“ past few years
land was supposed to be mic of the fix-
.'tu1es 011 ill 2 "1‘ "' H-lvan system. It
was given out by 1.111 railroad company
yesterday that 110 successor would ho.
nppoutcd. no the ()lllcu was to bo
11111111, he," ,
urorwNniban 'l‘ Bevin, Nur1vlch, ‘col‘2 :V 7‘
responding socrotnryw'llcnj F. (Vlutrll. -
New Landau.
l
OTOPI'THAT COED
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zlllan Balm is breaking up Colds when.
evc1 tried, almost without exception.
10, 25 6'01: and $100 bottles. The 01111
fold Baxter’s and Plalstod’s. “'
‘-
When a man isn‘t mlsliustfui of a
lVVVVVVVVVVV s deceptions ho is a very Vpollto
tar. . -. ,
- AMUSEMENTS 5'
James Theatre
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MVATINEEV SATURDAY ONLY.
AMV'EHVIOVAVN LIFVEOVGRAPH V00.
Direction Joseph England".
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
Illustrated sands.
moss 61:, 10c, 158
011117 ‘ 1111‘ 111' Waller Sing,
Nonirallr ammo. Pa ll
. Inc-abdo- ' -'-'
excl'rlNVa .a'uaalrzrl GAME.
sarunoav, AVucusr 17.
uoawabks
. va-
DUBLINS oVF MERIREN.
Each team has won one game. Next
Saturday's will be the 1‘.-
. .cidlna one.
Admission 25c; Children under 12. 10c.
.VLadlu Iran to Vtho grand stand.
‘1‘") l . ‘
ROTON POINT
Open every afternoon and evening.
Hours—8 to 5.1111118 to 10: 46 p.111.
Large new skltilllg surface Ample
scaling facilities for spectators.
VADMISSION, :SKAT'ES,‘10¢:1BV¢. "
N ASE V87 YOUNGS
VPROPRIETOBD-
hLl
Ann VALLEY chow-z. ,
5......
On and Alter FRIDAY, JUNE 21 ,le07.
The New and Commodlo'ul'”.
holders: ,. .. . ~ ,
Owners lloncfitu. V ' " H d '
A. 0. Smith .................. 3 44.00 Steamer V. “nun m“
I“. ll. k‘i9ill . ................. 44.00 CAFT. WILLIAM G. .YOUNG,
ii. in. and \‘i. llann ......... 44.00 Will Run as Follows: 1‘11
1 .l. l.'}; Vlllftoiit ................ . 22.00 LEAVE HUNTINGTON for NVo illk
it. \Iolgbt .................... 22.00 Mondays and Fridays at ii:
1'). .lossle .....~ ............. 22.00 111. 1111112; 15 p.111.
nun-n v. Foley ............... V9174) 1.15.1le Moawam n11- flurltl'llVthVon
John Iichulk-n ............... 803.110 Mondays and blFVVVVVVVVVVV at 8: .45 ,9, ill
and 6‘15!)
1 $580.80 sxouaslon panorama; 8111th
Thu following is :1 list of the pet'-
sons whose properly In affected by tho
‘ layout and "ailing of said lilvcr.
sll'i'vf and lb. establishment of 1111ch
Willltll thereon. and assessed helli'lllii.
and of tho ill-llii‘l'illilli‘lllll contained I11
Illf’ report of the Collluilttoo of Free
boillol's:
TOWN
Tax Collector’s
Notice.
m
Notion is harsh}? girl-n to oil per-
uonn liable to pay taxes to tho Town
of Norwulk County of Fairiiold and
dials of ('1V1nnucllcut.un ills 111111111111
office of the collector.
building. in ill -'
said Town of
dAugust 3111i. ill from 0 o'clmdt fors-
hoon until i o lock afternoon, and
from 2 o’clock to it o'clock afternoon.
fluid office will be open thereafter
ovary wank day from 91111111 12 default
forcnoon and from 2 to r. afternoon
Taxes may also be paid at the cities
or J. M. 1.1911111 02 £311.. inc, Booth
Norwalk
'l‘cwn Illlll
paid after the first day of October.
1.007 interest at the role of nine per
cent Will be changed from the lust.
day of Aliglliii, 1907, until the same
shall be paid.
HIDNEY GU'i'liRllil,
Tax 0111111111111.
in and for said Town of Norwallr, on
List of 1900.
Dated at Namath, Conn. Autos; 1;
“111015111
mom list of 1906. that I will 1111191 ill
them to rocdiovc null! ldxca. Ill. lho
.lty of Norwnilr. to
Walk. on Saturday.
on all taxes which shall remain lulv
(lwn r l
The above and forolrolml In 11 111112 J mefivfihflr "2'3? ['1
copy‘of llli‘ original call. it ll. ll‘nncbor . 33.75
"“‘1 Lottic l‘l. Munrio ..Vi.. 33.7.5
, 3050““ RI Tarpon. .1. M. Spililloer ....... V (17.50
‘1” “I , (“1' (”min 11.1.. Woodward ........... 33.70
“31...... John McMuIlou . ........... .. 67.50
3270.00
'l‘bo following 11112 lilo building llnos
on Woodward iinllllli‘ an dcalguulod or
vanilllisllod by tho Conunltico in or by
Ila rcport: A lino. Notify (20) foot
from the inside of tho nidcwulk line
on tho outdorly side of said nvonuc.
from llurritt nvsnuo south, and a lino
llftorn il l foot from tho Inuldo or
lilo aldownlk lino on tho Westcrly sidc
of said 11ch111111. from Mondow ell-cut
south .
tinllih Norwulk. Collin, August lit,
l'cr ordor of tho Council,
JOtlEl’il it. 'I‘A‘filoll.
aid 21. City Clerk.
FARE, 40c. -
Children. 5 to 12 years, Excursionu 3511;
Single Ear9,12fio.
wm stop at VALLEY oanvaniyfon
days and Fridays on signal.,:.
Note—«Tho abovo schedule In for. the
month of August and the first two VFrI.
days I11 September. , » . _ .I ,
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Illlli.
JAMEBTOWN 3x90917100; on
l August 20, 81711191110912 ..lii V30, Vcto-
bor H. 28.
, Would a trip stopping our day '.g'olnvr
at Washington
CONEY lVV0LAND, $7.00.
Leaving ovary Thursday by Bloomer
llicburd Peck.
NIAGARA FALLO. $25.50.
Special tours ovm' labor Lilly, ioavI
lug Friday nlubt, August. llllih. roinrn-
lug Tuesday, saint-1111.111 31d. Accom
modalions at International Hoiol.
For slroulsmdficriptlvc call on Tia.
ket Agent at moot or adnrdu The
IOAT DUILDING.
REMAINING OR OVERHAUUNG
DOIII in tho hut manor Possible.
Complain ways for hauling out val-sin
DOOM! ANDKMON.
Normally Tourist. Launch Work:
coon.
£11111 1111111111
The Herd & VoikV
EMMCO.
Rac.‘ ““ Tourist Company, Now tin.
van. '2» V ,
Anoiherl'heatncaland
Vaudeville ,
by the
islands bravado 4330 n
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST IT.
at 8 o'clock
OLD TOWN HALL. DARIEN.
Admission. 6013. Rem-veil Sarto, $1.00
Tickets on solo at Plnlatcd'a Drug
Sior9.ilolltl1 Not-walk. and flours drug
store, Norwalk
, 1
SKATING RINK
sxcuaslous 'rb HUNTINGToN.
,V'Q .1
This Offer is for" 'eran WVelil'rV VOlily.
We Shall Nov .1- Make It Again.
1111 Made‘ to 'VV'VV'V'VVBVlVlVV‘E Our NEWARK
Glasses other dealers charge from
_ $5.00 to 310.00 'léVVlV-V we shall sell for
$1.00, “with a 20 yeair Gold Seamless
WIreV Frame.
Parlors of The Clifford Hotel,
SOUTH NORWALK. .CONIN.
saruaoav‘. Abcdsr 17.
Hours-‘4“ a. in. until 3p
Your cyst will he examine: by VVV‘VI’HE
oAMMsss s‘dnsn‘rlrlc METHOD,
positively in only absolutely normal
way to fit gel“ “as, .
VV‘V'UilVO DR’D S IDSE ) Those who
have been 9' mined" 61‘ GLASSES by
men who claim to examine eyes by the
I, old, incorrect way, which is done by
eveVryone who supplies glasses but 11s.
will be agr'ocalily surprised by our
scientific arid wonderful methods of
fitting flashes.
We correct your eye defects by look-
ing In the eyes, taking the exact scien-
llflc measurements of the focus and
aha e of the 9 es. "
N QUEST 0N8 ASKED no trying
glasses on your face, unlll we have
determined your exact optical arm
The old tedious and tiresome way of
trying to fit glasses is elihel Vputtlng
drops in the eyes, which often couscs
BLINDNESS, 01 by trying on a lot of
glasses and asking you ‘Can ydu see
these chinel‘Vs?" 01 “Do these glasses
make‘ you see better 9"
V After your Optician does a lot of
guessing, dad has your eyes all out of
shape you think you have been ex-
amine'd
Think this over-.0110 you can Vreadily
see that you ave been VdVoln'g your
own examining, and that is no doubt
the‘ reason you’ havo had trouble to get
glasses correct
This is Absolutely the J-liyhost Class
work. Done in Flt‘ting- Glam lo
America—Don't 31111.. With Head-
ac
Wé have produced astonishing
“suits hom b‘raln 11g, n91 vous 'd'oblli'lf':
insomnia, dizziness. nausea WA’l‘ ERYV
EYES blurry vision and other trou-
bles caused by EYE STRAIN. We
have corrected by the use of glasses
Cross Eyes 5331a AstigmatismV by our
scientific me'h
7111: rowan '15. Mouths co.
56,5 VBrpVa'
LARGEST as A1L§#S%F aLAs'sVEs
IN AME WI .
{new comm it'll V
shaman) Masons.
TIME TABlu-E.
1.. my 9"qu 2.1.107,-
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NEW YONK. VV
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6:01x.6:16, 11:50, ‘,6 725411, :1.
8. 40. 8V: 481:.Vzil 11k: 9:811! 9153,1035;
V211 01, V:11 Vlilix.
P. 111.412: 52g,x 1: 45's, 2: 55:.
5. 55:, 0: 25!.
1: 61g
:1. 201: 1.27, 5: 062.5 l1.
111101.531. 7:12x,'l:54x, 9:17:11 10:32.
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:11:
V12. 1119—12: 6511 21,,47 22:55:. 51311
115511.700 711$ 7:511',s.2sx,1):m‘x
NEW YORK FOR {OUTH NORVWALK
A M.—-12:00‘x, 12: 00:, Vzl 5411,5145.
FOR
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3:021: 5:,09 0 0VVV1V00x. 0: 02,V 7: 10.
7:401, 0:008, 0:40:111002.
bonds”.
011.211.4200, 7:111. 11:00:, 9:10:
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r. h.-~4-or, '11.,‘114. a: 11:.‘1 11111:,
11: on, 12.10.
acorn NQRW'AL‘K TO Maw
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riotous. 40 and than to Bridgeport ,
only.
Bu Inlay
Anti-12 0811.,1112Vx. 1160!. 7189.
0:10, 10.4411. 11: 0'08.
P. Vida-43144. 7100a. 8:181. 0140:.
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